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FRIDAY; NiA 12, 1 4 -- _„ ----- --No... U
: �Nla -13th . Is :Ta PayFor _The Blind X
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ANNUAL TAG DAY FOR BLIND NewHeme - .
or- GNTARW age
-_ -"Saturday, May 13 - Here -
The Annual Tag .Dap for the
Misses Frieda and Hannah Broni-
�� >� 5z�.' r ` , �� Ynan spent Sunday with friends here.
Blind will be held in Pickering, on � •'T � *� •� �= '
g' ; f , r= >�?� Mrs. W. J. Gilmour, of Dunbar-
Saturday, May 13. Mrs. J. A. Bush- y�� ,
b Convener, will be assisted-b an `*y :try ' - ' j' • ton, spent a-flaw,days last week with
y� ' y z ` Jos. Bani a friends -in the villa
enthusiastic group of girl students �',.•���.�, �_. ^-� w�. r f'., ,, ,;��• gin was the speaker of tom•
who have volunteered'tbeir servic+eQ. '� _ ss�y x:; � ' S• 7 fir•' dinner on Tuesday evening, and Mrs. Alvin Bushby sold John spent.
,r r- ' Sunda with relatives in Toronto.
You can help to make .their•efforts � ;,, ;ts�. . gave one of the interesting addresses )'
< of the season. Actin on what we Readers this is "your column".
s success.by contributing generous- '" ' believe to have been an inspiration Use it!''You are invited to phone or -
ly when you are asked tor buy_a w +' gained frau the ' write us
tag, on Saturday. - g popular Readers , items of in to your
Digest..,.a regular monthly article, Fiends; -- items of a personal nat-
c C - "My Most Unforgettable Character" ure, such as appear here. Call or
$63,850 Yet To -- he spent 20 minutes on a story.of write -- Editor, The Newa.
a gentleman'of Boston, who, when Miss Hazel Fowler, R. C, A. F.,
he speaker was a 14-year old boy, Montreal, was home over -the past
y-,.-BeLaRaised, �n- by virtue of eircu.•fistances, became weekend; _
the influence, and a somewhat Miss Helen Burling, North•Bay,
of a guardian'of the 'young man, 'who has-been on sick leave for sev-
Thursday A. who fru n that time on was to refer eral months, fro.-i•i her school, at
a him as "The Governor", that place, is visiting her sister,
Apologizing for the "personal" the Mrs. F. T. Bunting.
National War Finance Office re- story was nevertheless very, very• Little "Jimmy" Ir-win, infant son '
ported on Thursday morning ---PickeringTownship's attentively received: The "hero" of Mr. and Mrs; Russ Irwin, who
F Olijertive f ex— :- - .
elusive of the Plant,, $335.000. Sub- ' introduced in-the speaker tell- becalme ill.suddenly on-Friday even- i
scribed at that time $271.150, with 'ing of his being sent to a school in' 'was taken to the Sick Children's -
About on this city, --.the ,cit where the Ho.spits% He is no%k reported t9 be.
three days to go, and $63.850 to be one--year ago, Doric Lodge, On Thursday evening .next, the 3 i¢rlprovirt� and !last -to be homes• fn
raised. A, F. and A. M., Pic�Cerin ur- Official .Dedicati n Ceretru,n b principal of the s-tory' aRe-resided._ _�-•
- chased the former Friends' �wPi:e 'the. Grand Master, Most W-:,r��fuI ( employed as a reporter ion one 'of a fir dayg.ert C,iird^n, Church •St.
House. Within the Lodge, by private. Drv.,•T, . C. Waildle •, and Grand the city's big dairies• Cal ing of the.i
subscription, �RQ-V�d
school one day, the "Governor"'in- ha,- returned' to',her hom fc;louing
Pierson Baker' Receives-CoInmissibn p , sufficiewt funds have I. dg,- Officers. Wl, take'p ace. i aPv?ra}. �vtpki in •Tornnto.•.�n Canadian Air Force bc+en secured to ennbt. ,:., L-i va-T ' l; c n in eTzis,:r.>; h� Pr 1ci at.„ c t P' a visit.••f
t•r.: e k- .C?r • he + tt i:Ci iy-he. asked to --:-r?truc'. J ,e to.. _ 31r,. (ie,rbe tL'1 i+�'still rCt nilir+
r ir,.dei the :n'. ri•,r to acev-' i+dti local tila�,nit 1.•dace, a:s nv^rfloa. -a
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: rn acritical. cnnditiF,n, at !tie by^-i�
Pierson Baker, son of '.lilr•. and their nw•n partiau!ar ragi,irC+� t';-, ..at:erdaru.?' is a-�ticipat,�i. as 'it •is .report to him (th•�.G+-) each Wed- _- -�
Mrs. Chas. Laker. is beine' on leave- ?ree � '; now' lrCi1C es one of z�rrr l:rr moi, that repre�ar.:u. :; ;rom resday and �Caturday eery tinc,�: To v: her 'son If_rbe= tii'tits, Church I
this we:k,. fo!�owing gr".* ex, Pn•!lest rots' - the kd•w• which the Principal replied, that; Street.
�. prflCLlCa1.l) .ewers trth^r 1GidKe. in thti' 3"i•- 'hQ g�}ls'3 t:: inti'iac N'ernii :4la9cnv ca•3.n hips enereisee at 1 2!'$, an; K, _ e he r,�- a xr-g: � b - et—l s=sTrd-di?tr:cr-�isl- ter ::a r: g -
ueived his con-missi+n in the R. C. the necessary arae-niers, The t.;i:d- . larger thou-arters Iia-, been t Ie vbjC ct- ' oZ his �P"ming iq the Iriiddle' o living with her par�ttt, %n._the•EurV
f rel-, residerYee, has returned ,to her
A. F.;-last•Friday. .Ilersan graduated ,r:g-' has heal! wired. and retNirwi ive of No, 4'L9 fur Grine ties;+, and f the week- - Saturday would be ni= - _
as an Air T3q�ibsr after a series of fixturee and fittings'insta►led, ,mail no little pleasr:•r and ref:afar,-,:ot_; ris;ht, but .not Wednesday". No+, hd'ne-in the Mar£t6ntis,
? cari.:g -Huth f�,r• rules. the G-. in. Sympathy is extended to ?if r, a*C{
courses.in Iiuribing and—, Gunnery Gunnery lett in a1„ nee of the most up-to- is. be fig r,-alized. in this'the.attra:n- _
taken in the West. Pierson :is the ,date, commodious Masonic_ To,.-Pies ifie;:t of that :.bje;ti.e: slated un -twice a `reeler. The Prin.' Mrs. Brad v. of the Plant. Road'
a gave-
Fn and left the two wand T,g, North, oh time deasfi of' their baby
second son of Mr, and Mss. Baker m rural Ontario. 1 ne Governor sh>n spoke to JoA; daughrter, on Saturday last. '
to become members of the Canadian p Mr. and firs. Kenneth bTorley and
it Force, their eldest Bon Gifford cta)ing "Now R for heaven's sake Jos bSbv of ('oliznb r°
was killed while flyingeraeaa a See the Sale List Powell Estate Dunbarton Rome and `drool .t�,wc. IPt mR see �•au.o::Ce.in,.sir.weeks at- '-, visietea relatives
on another page atria' issue. feast". One i.nigl t . }le inclined -to here on Sliriday,
year or more ago, 1.3 P. m- this Saturday, Church St. With a record behind it of having the G-: ivas not going.a� bT': =�� Jeal Sparks, C. W. A. C,
T` ughter of Mr,'and Mrs,'A: Sparks
raised the sur. of 475.,u duri,,g just the eight influ?rc _ ,r a y�urng
_QyER�F�1� ;gcppR ' • the season of 1543-44 f4�r it3 Sr, _ bvv but ars th•? story weeds- tat home on sick leave 'from duty_
URGEINTLY K Plekenng Red Cress W ,_ F._:.--- - n'Vir and,T13ra. l er^n.a+-i. Pascoe are
EQli1btEU' munrtyr actrvrtres, the 1)tinbarton novel meats wa3. erlipivyed- by th1
Pickering Red .CmSA Esecutice Home and School Association heard ' �lia,1 to educate his young "• ,
Pickeri:'. Roar Club is revisin high - raise ' fri« � 'a)s v€'the•wurld, a Td soon-to move into the' Powell
g y ' g p from' Mrs. D. Dow•nD ml in th•
It's overseas cizailing list which is wish to thank Mrs. Sparks and ben Searborw rs�pre�entative of t}e York -- the ih.�+lie of the story -- to look .ence'on Church St.
Can.rittee for the very successful I Mr, and Mr%. F. V-alleau, returned -
used b$ the Club is their sending rY Home and school Council, as, she � at beth.sides at all tianea ...'. 'ther'i
Euchre•and Bridge 'which -,was held to Kingston this week,' after spend=
Cigarettes to YirkeringroyM now in eontiriued on paRr 5 would alias- be floc sides,
in the Red Cross Rv<:+His ori Monday - • hig a week .with_their daughter, Mr4
he Service and on active service. LuclR -and fortunate indetd is tlt� '
Owingto the evening. Prize-winners were - Ist, Frank Rak.r here.
greatly- enlarge=d Markham Blood Dunores' ( 'inic- I yOU?19 ma')'who has had the b^nefit >t r• and rIr , F:dicflrd Boyd have
in Euchre:.Mr. and Mrs. Ness and 1
ist of those Yra�n the terrtory'for- ,cf thy life eaperianre of wis£, older.
CoPsolati•m: air; C. Winter and Mrs. "--'-'- moved 'from the Coma rest`liance,
erly included, the Club have new The followin st il?en, who will be ganer„ua, .thought'-
Cafik; Bridge - 1st„ Mrs. J. Palmer g from I ick„rin hate on Church St. to the house on fhe
limit this area to,Pickering Fill- tom leged their third than., r',,:1 at flit enough of youth, to forcibly
and Mr. R. T. Doble, C insulation .- P farm former! occu ied b Mr. and.
gel talk cl.ar: : of ih•a education o2 y p y..
Ctrs .Stan: Batsdon=wind H. T. Fall. the pith Mobile Blo;,d Ih,;x+ix' tha vouch 'i.t'ha or tier r-arty days, Mrs. Wil'iwn Lee, south of the will-•
To the parents and relatives of aise Clinic, hald iii Markhani .I•:ast l rt- .a'ge. t -
he boys frcn tyle• Village -- may �4•> arc sure that ihr-• ma71 li-v-
ited C}ureb Ball un 'Thursday, May ? - rc•all. wi lT lir, and Mrs. McGowan, of Tur-
•e have the presen4 address of your I, airs. 31ary Alle ,,-w', 11„wn;a !ng t•,day,- who. ti _ t Britt,,, call,,! ork•3Ir._arid Mrs. C. `J.
v ttra w
IF cry a es ani, es a; ur' look 1,:•r „ h or hr•r as h evens"n ast week.
,ur rettenibrws es.`=5W] r,r send in - 14'iiitr•a r• C-nit 'K i -Cr:iss h%siat-
he address to the C!',b S'.:cretary, ` ° a ed in s t ruing r:c r •;i,:dt�tble '.'.,r ''hut hs or s:., Ja-Ttes King. of Verdun, Que., 'as
are 'Pickering News Office: Do it ?he Christian li.xtriip” Classes loon.!. Th«•'n� t triol i11 to%vh for a -hist whil; on.Surdas•
for thA High �chnn 3 will be.hvid -ariv in Jun: . 1,,}„tl* ' niey-1,Ave a,r.'tn;:i �l,rid axd is tr,ria,. \lr�, \I. H. Jenkintnn is back at.
Tort'. lease. _. .. 1 Ud•,,'x 4enii- _ • a •
P Mated las Thur-day, 'her the desiri•+ *•• , sit ill ina� int} I her teaching,at Aiax school follaw-
- 1Jr_ Innis 3LaclJfnald, .. al<-x, Rus-^l] :trntl ra- as jii:: 1
au:htar of .31”. anti- 1r Rus ell e:ar:_:nati,;n :rc•rr,inn- t clic r in.fi w'nrl�s.i Itt�er',at .her hrrnr.
Fleming ervuti' !n'urd when uun(:cA. ,The standing of .ti"j- first Mark i,;, U,tt, the Clinic <:d�i�>� i 'P�nl t tat�t`�tcAk,' a,iriei3 w1',. 'Mrs. }lanes Isarrctt, T++rr+oto has
K y J t,.•s<r s th • scie„t:fig s:dr, u: i
Struck by Car. fir:e, to wham prizes ',etre given, are tltPy h'o'e dui 7each.d their obSec-t- 1- been spending a `cert Nvith relative's
as t'•,f!n'i:=r, Firs' 11010:1 'n•r "a:rl -,i„,ild r`^at?� 3a re :neat-p<akiir '• . _ .,. -
°,... g p t hero.
h PC'_'1:*1714 tw,' fractt1�'Cs of the '''oc,laid, 3ladaizene L3Ha,e r,f _•�,ja\� havin5 'Hint fitters vi'Qi, Uho til.:ire •'--' '•' - air, a•-d :tlr-. C. J. RtGvemson, of .;Cl
hg an Fr,day evening last, the 14- Third, R(;ta Goodwin, attd tied .fur. slid :i �,,r iT,:ii•va'Y t;f l;A; c,at1 ib- F.Ilil'i illi:11.}.x' - Church St. had the pleasure of sr'
ear old darghter, ul 31r. aid Mr Fourth w•er•--, he in:,;- O'Co,w'.r and ur°ion, ti r t„i a�I:elhful, ,t�,r flip.:out YhroJg}i S(ouffvill�',
3lnrie Cowan`,•l:e.id 5'fh se;"'attc ,d Plan• Pickrrilik Toµ''i:whir is not I)oii a and Markham on Sunday, calling o11 µ ,
u„e'I 1 !coring, u=as �truci: by a y .
a s T„ car, wren leaving No.• 3 wc; prizts wet e given •t , L•'ris 1. 11 ,11 it tihould and Can, olii• friends.
�Vai.?:an anJ Anne �-� -�..� Mr. and JIr . McFacllnie and soil r'
;a;t acnuvi follu�`ing a c;'ru_ch ser- Rudi), the' tat- I.;t'� Hu}. tltc+ rr•xt :3 17a}� Fives it. ,
:.e she was taken to Oshawa ter frccujas: — i 1i'n ::,•re ;u-; thnTl:ing, �.rrmi lilt!, spent th'e we with Hast- -”
t inns friends.'
tc-pilar'. rt•,11 wh re her c7nditio,l ayc•ks nt o :r hriJ 'been ,reading ar a j -
On Sunday e�enin the annual bout the ,oducti.on of what was to
reported-favourab}a,. g + nil pl[a-P note = p greatest mot' p'
1Iay 1 :,ar•s;i T was held in honcrl' be 'one of the ton ict- -
of tho L'le>sed irgin 3Ia'ry. Thi :- cn 1>ix:nein thi w}•ek-end ores of this decado'- "I'll VCiticli We- McCracken 'Bros. Sale, May' 17. -
Westglen Farm Rezeives -'.pecw procession was led by Peter raiser, our office'and�yards :Till be, Serve” -written and produced by .
cic sJ-d fry i n 1:. Hoon Satim- -
cntion in Holstein-Friesian Report as Cross-bea'rer,. accnrripa'nied by Noel Coward—- a Britisher. We said Orte' of the attt�tn.ndirg Auction a~
day until 'the followin „
Louis Kaiser and -Dennis O'Connor, Monday morning, until fur- at that, time we would like to see Fahr Sales -in this nc-:ghborhood,
Quoting from.an. extensive report as acohrtes, Following, were thirty - --- that The icture appeared t the
the HolsteinF -' ' j, Tei - ' Brock Thaatre +,his w>e-k. We saw McCracken Bros, sell out their en
tAkAs :place or! May 37 14pill 11-qq�
+, themselves accordingly.
nada, we note the following -- ranging• from the small flowers in i � it, It w-as a :magnificient. picture, fire list of racticall al} nett' fan.n. '
A W. MitchOl ' P y
estglen Beauty Rag Apple, the the front to the bigger girls-follow- terrifying, shocking, good. It is, machinery, Re an Grade Short-
Mitchell . Fuels g. d
perty of. W. H. Westney, Pick- ing in the rear, and all singing r _ a strictly- British filo-,, to, the horns of .note head the list. They i
Ont., produced 4:;6. •]bs. ., of hymns in honor of Mary, The four Royal Navy”. I3cnnbed hotres, d=nth,. have only been on the ficin a few
tterfat from' 11,841 .lbs. of milli” flower gins were led by Mary Waiz- disease, -birth, hunger, -shipwreck, years;..and when taking over, put
Eii.ner Powell, formerly-: of this man, carrying on a white satin drowning, mercy, heart-break; grat- in a lot of new up-to-date equipment.
now -Columbus; ant.;-also re- cushion, the crown of pink and C. G. I. T. Activities ification, goodwill,- determination Here's.a chance for some farm, Look
ves noteworthy r;tanding with his white carnations. The act of crown- : By Eileen Bushby,• fearlessness,. WAR and•HELI/. over' the list, r.
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in was performed by Gloria Waiz- ----:- At home a bit later, we heard a The farm is located Rn,,the the Brock
man, w1 o had charge of r the pro- Our C. G. I. T. supper h T
g Aper meeting, newscaster tell of -Canadian boys Road, Pickering Twp. a quarter.
BIR,hHS cession. was ]field on Tuesday evening this dying jn,'the inountains' and on .the of a mile north of Flo. 2H*hway.
1:LER -- on• Thursday, May 4, -An appropriate sermon for the" :week, with' Betty Scott and Norma beaches of Italy -- and then recalled Clarke Prentice, auctioneer,
occasion was preached by Father MacDorta.d in charge. Their contri- some of the tales' ;A e�have heard
4, at Oshawa General Hospital. Kyte, haying for its theme the }words bution to the supper this week was locally, during the current Sixth 4j
Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Mller, Pick- ' of the greatest of Christian poets, .the dessert, a most delicious serving Victory Loan. We are tempted to
ng, Olt., a baby brother for "Dante'! - "Queen, those who att- of apple,and lemon pie. think we have those who are say- rQ��t ]�
ne, M,other and baby doing wellL.. ainest all thou wilt, I beg thee, keep The meeting began as usual with ing -- "dying in the mountains and ^jFk the 46hurc/�e� .
• desire for eternity very vividly the Opening. Cerernony followed by on- beaches....they ' are offering, , t'
Cier of,Dunbarton Man' Injured within roe, and let the fluctuations the Treasurer's report. and giving even thin 'they've i •
g y got., The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter
in Italy of the transitory be contluer worship period, the' girls what do I care!" Now there are inn Church, 'Pickering; Will' meet at
me with thy aid", The sermon can chose as their a 1� "A 1--out-for those who criticize• us for saying Mrs, John Phili s' on Thursday„
Word was received by Horace eluded with these words "Hail,' to 'Christ". During the protect period, things like this -• you should'nt do May 19 at 2.30.Al( ladies welcome. n �,
wn, of Dunbarton, last week that r' Queen, thou gladsome Virgin, Mrs, Doble gave the girls small re- it, it's not conventional. There Js The ladies intend holding a Bazaar
brother; Leslie Allan Brown, R. i*'nom tram all eternity was chosen ,prints by Horatio Walker, H. S.' altogether too much convention with oft.May,29, �lotice later,
E., had been injured at•Italy. The by Gxod..and considered worthy to Palmer, .Homer Watson and-•Tatn a war on -- what do we care about • r • .
dw'
ure of the accident is not known. become the miotho .. of His only Thompson, These are to be-plated convention in days like this.- Only At the !bothers' Day Service in '
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Begotten San, Turn thy merciful 1n their "Canadian Art Scrapbooks". after 'not 'a little' consideration of, the United Church on Sunday Morn-
eyes toward us and after this life An interesting,Contest on "Trees" conditions, do we unhesitatingly' ing, a group of the 016thers of the $
RENT - pasture for cows. show us the Blessed Fruit of Thy wee given by Mrs. Westney, and the ,make the statement above. We do pongregation will have enlarge. An
mile westofPickering Village. wcri'ib, Jesus. 0 Merciful, 0 Sweet meeting was closed with the singing (know we have those who--aot as, if invitation is extended to all to att-
ly Mrs, Taylor. _ Virgin Mary _ �._,_ of Tape __ _ . they did tot careend. 10.09 a. m. �-,
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LESSEN 7 '
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May 21
PAULIN CORINTH r LESSON _
Acta 18: 1-19; I Corinthians 12-14 1 _
PRINTED TEXT. Acts 19: 1-4; �
eI Corinthians 13. ~� 1
GOLDEN TEXT - But now
abideth faith. hope, love, these _
three; and the-greatest of these is
love. I Corinthians 13:,.13.
Memory Vers•.:-Let--us-.
another. 1 John 4: 7.
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� --THE LESSON IN ITS.SET'�ING -
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city of Corinth took place probably . " # _. ' and there is more is or war
in. A.D. 33. His First Epistle to - - e _
In watrtihte, 'no
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money spend-,
to
mad :.
the Corinthians was written In _ ---- -- 6,
A.D: 54 or SB. _ people are working
Place.-Corinth was-in northern
-.-_fireece, one of the outstanding cities
of the-entire Roman world at that -time. and people t+vit! bid ' so, price's
. ' 'Paul In Corinth so consumers can't more for what is S tip •• • = i'
"After these things he departed _ et. all they want available
- Aft _ g .. ._ �
from Athens, and came to Corinth ?�
. for by their trade they were
_ 'tentmakers." There is reason to fa _ -•_ :
believe jtiat the Jews had raised' a '
PRODUCT ION COSTS .. � . .- _. .' �� h•
tumult against the preaching of -' and Producers and
= the Gospel in Rome, whereupon -- and workers need - ' costs of Qroduction dealers need higher - _
-Claudius, without troubling him- ^ ' -'- - prices -
self to inquire into the merits of _ higher wages up
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P'
the case; banished them all, -both
;• jews and Christians. Aquila andta . :,rr ?
Priscilla, banished from_-ihe .city, _ +r
becarite• two of Paul's.mast valued _ y wages and salaries_ .. � ����a
`'helpers",-, and the vicious _ � sad the sky is the
"And he reasoned .in the spns- -- spiral of inflation t -, :don't catch up witb, - iniC
=- �/ living costs
. gogife-every sabbath:and'persuafl- — ---
f"
. . gets started - _. .. . -_- _
limit
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rd Jews and Greeks. Paul gate ' = "—' - --
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reasoned. in ull- his 'hrarers' sho«. - -.
!rig, as on- other occasions, from - -
t'
Nle Scriptures that Jesus whom
hardship and toniusioet _ !.
the Jews liad -trucifird ass their factory, farm
own Messiah. $e sought to per nwney buys less 7a swell over w .
- sonde them to believe the irutii- and less _ and borne -� - -
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"in Christ. The CTlristian worker
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ase the •gentle art of_per-.
- suasion when dealing with souls. f
MalRi Cast di uVing
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Great HYMR 61 T 1111111 winum 4W
_"lf 1,,speak «•ith.-the tongues of
men and of angels, but have, net
ve mg body _ _ -
_ ,� ire Di'sas"w of Infia o11
love. . and if I gi ,. , •:�
to be- burned, but have not love, _ _ s
it profiteth me nothing:" wa+➢es an lodes
d sa
are controlled to-prevent and excess profitsO
Six great things are here de- a coiling is are cased away
dared to 'ue practically ti'or�hlzs, -higher production Costs
unless they are accompanied by love tet on prices (jom pushing up the ceiling
--the power to speak as the angels. - -- -
lltim gifT oh phezy--thr--under'
- coats
o war
standing of religious tnysteneso pp tne
asch to remove moantaans, a spirit'of :benevolence that leads to the .+�" - •itt� _ - '
e °"o3or algid a willingness
un sl._
oats i
gness to be esn�iodi•v'idaat�tt+eom
_yt+etoq Loans
the 1? - are launched _ -
- -burned ;to death. All these, u'aleas are taxed more heavily _ y ..
they are exercised' in a spirit of -
love, are nothing..
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--Love suffereth long. end is ' """ - at prkes within'the finch-Of
kinar Love envieth not. Love vaun- everybody -
tetit not itself; is not pa`ried up. - PRIORITY Q d
- - - supplies are divided - . lcrrac•. trallostln�is introduced, o+ p
7. -ikere we see how love works in ;?topnsure. a fair share ♦;o°� _
the hzart of die'believer, Endor+ved - fairly among producers nuOT� to everyone �•t,o•
with the 'grace of charity, and and merchants 307: -
therefore full of the Love of Go.d.
won
he will bear long and patiently with = -
hose who try him.-.Ve
:::,'-•totarare himself, with others, and
t_ ,_ c• r, sa._ ;;: 1 sdvAk•w•wl it •N•'•f AtTh _
- _ ..Rt.. being.i.•w. w,t. w+...•. Y
v white the boys art
PROMOTED to take advantage of n .` e,.ni•1 Cone"t• •�tw=• tM .
- - the war to get more eene now
-
4) there fighting hnpAane• •f.MwMino s W,Mt•r
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than his ShsirC `.d ddl•tion Iotvf
ut �
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- tore. Paul
. of'scif-exattationr Lotle is He who loge. Christ and His cause away-Ai when a child grgtvs to be ao'Sinot'lsaY love is the great-
pride,Rumbie, -it •thinks little o itself; cannot `be --apathetic,' 'caritrg 'not ' a�snaiCol�'�ec es puts awv will cdisappear hildish lnbe� est of tNt'three., He
only-snakes
and Winch of others• whether iniquity or righteousness
� «< o:i not heia':a itself unseemly; Prevail;: He• must.rejoice.>vllctk. lie carie, they win be fulfilled..The_ the "declaration. Faith save's our-
whether
l tits of .kiioiaedge and prophecy selves, bus lo�e''benetits otiicrs:
sets rigli;eoii;ness aitd truth de- !;
la their part nOti' In COmfoili
see;:eth not- -its own: Is not Pro- _ _
�oke*f, takcth lint accoaitt of suit." _iea.ting.tile power; of evil. I )` _
. .; `'Bearcth all things, believftw all and enlightening God's people, but
N., Love keeps. itself• stt•eet, cahn'.aiid at best the"'knowledge, given us is ' Ttit =D" do "D-Day" stands for
P"
t r.ontrolied, It does not seek its own things, hgi�et?i all things, cnduretit partial,-we %t,'ll far the faTler•light- "Date"—the date .tvhiclt even the _
#, at thin s" Love silently endttras of Heaven• \\'hen our knowledge e
things, but is constantly"seeking the t,rhatevcrgFit leas to sillier. Love be- g higher: y ti:niong efilgnever mtwhell
highest weliare of- others. Lore Heves the best of othFrs. .1-ove is" P.erfccted in Heaven• all we needles ?y among t!teiitsetvrs when
does not take of'ie•nce at little thought we kile-W lI'sink into inr. discussing"•pltn•s.'s r an"'itni>ottant
.l n
things. it makes allowances for hopes'in, God at all times. Love ce.
_ .iQniiicali' _
'try nov e
blit i
endureth all thin and maintains Theft is al v. another, one not
others' weaknesses allda failings.._ g ".But ndw a`' faith, hope, — , —
, he
Lsove does not dwell-tipon the evil an unsl?akcn, confideitc"e in Gvd. luvc these three: and the grea ' h
s done`to hey, 'but is shit to forgive-" :Love•)levee iaiietli , ._. bur�thefil of thtse 'i� h+'e." Prophetic., -ton. -1I=I Iour'- �•sic:L Sg•,tliose in„the
° snail I' ]:now tul,_i e�en as al.,o '1 w • or the . nimute
and also, tq comple.cly forget. know?edge may pass aw'a.y, kno st t c?s f 1 e -very
Brigadier W. Megill 36, of Ot- „ t i was fully known." i'au, is speak-' goes;
q J. = Rejoicet i no. in .unrig.iteous- ,
tawa, who-has been promoted from nesa, but reioiceth'w•ith the truth." ing litre of'.the+things that will pass but'faith,-hope and ro�:e'ren\ain;"of -o'
'the rank-of Lieutenant=Coloil r
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HOW Can 1? pans slowly and when hot pound tht
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bottoms lightly with a hammer.
fEs w�tM Q. How can I dye feathers? Q�IL -
i dARET How can I ren :e blit �
` E jovR pwtt �' from aluminum pans? acid orfbasicrsdyes.to Remote-the \NI A`'], = CALF ^
�AAK A. Excess heat will often cause natural grease before dein • b o .►"
- thcul LU bulge au� On the VOELU11411. washing in a weak soap or,ammonia
To, straighten them out, heat the
- g solution.
- - t is the to cut
r. floQw•ers?h `
What best tirlie -.
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A: Cut the flow-eri in the morn-
ins and they will last much longer
' p than those cut later in the day'when
a t -the sun is shining ,o them, '
6y Sl! y ng a! s
L_.. �;FORD �,,� Q. H can 'get rid of silver-
fish?
- 1 4 ow I e silver
.. fishQ.
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.. You EVER SM �, lll;l Siher'fish-btee�where-there. 'hanks to REX CIL
AGRO - - HOTELS
�,,.,' -ls-datrfg e�s-3f the are fn-a rbset_ . _.._ _
tint Jos HV H EL►7 ' is y , ' J. B. Sutherland of Mars, B.C. writes:
-. NE FIN sprinkling borax around will frigh- Last year I had 7 cows I couldn't set in '
-7 'Modern- - n them away: These bugs 'are calf, which nearly knocked me out. E ••
Fmprtiof, T A -destructive attd feed on book-bind. 10 see what could be done a out it.A man
k t«o r 1 I o lugs, 'linens, and other materials. ,whhiicHawksworth,
l e couldn't act in calf: Hid he had e "
How:can f remove a brawn fed them Rex Wheat Germ'Oil and GOT
• ' ' tot!ark"" , I '
stain that .h`as formed at the base IMM ALL IN CALLFI Following hie
-Sthe
ugar From Sap Baltic Accounts , , ? same 100%ree'ulttss.I willsw ex Oil ar�iotlt
of a crystal vase. y'
tli IOW OS Wheat Germ Oil,it sure helped me'.
em
Of Birch T'reea s so ' 'A. Moisten tea leaves with vine- Rex Oil helge organically right hnimalsto
One reason for iiie':rust the de- ,— ' ' gar, place in ttFie vase and b the overcome e�'y breeding slowness temate, -
ositors.have is :I a hankers lies inside of the .case with a, ottle - absence of beat ss� other common -
Canadia'n'Research' •,experiments p of III bel it
troublestwauseiteupptiee,iaa
have shown that white and yellow in the-fact that .Ole Markers keep_, l�OAiso brush. ,thafactors
if9 concentrated and stable form
bitch trees the depositors' La< e« is strictest neceseary- for ouceessful, profitable
produced an.abundance P breedisiu,
of pap but the-yield.-of suss: was confidence. says the (."ttaiva jou: A 'bnsinessman'thOught his"Staff Turn YOUR boarders.into
nal. \i'e have ?.c a: of ambitious �person - profitab:e producere—start
on average only about. one-third ' s e rather lazy and indifferent, so he leeeding REX OIL. A few
Pat MAP ei
.-.that-of the sugar.maple. fiesuits canvassers for bends endeavoring snots ,Y,ti 'pinned up the -following notice: -'drops a day does the trick.,
of the-experiments indicate that vel- to get some idea of the size of in- I=KentsCo 'Bread is the staff. of life, but N�,.ft 2g
low birch sap-coritains inv.trt-sugar dividuai -depoLitu:s' bank accounts, ►rteer.00} tf' that is-.no•reason, why the. life of
but we have yet to hear 6f a banker "• " atC- I
with small-amounts of sucrose, and our staff should be one continual'
vin as rriiica A€"A ill ht hint ��. , f0�) "
that white birch sap contains a mix- g g P Toaf."
about such infor=-:("r.: •Calf it -
_ tare of fructose and irrtert sugar.
Syrups prepared from white and ' ethics or what yep irks..but that is Ito s More•thin 60 per cent of all.au- O87Craig gt W.
;yellow birch saps by concentrating " something that' ir,sr lc 'a done in tomobiles in pre-tear Greece wort fMentnat
•]00 times were similar in taste and banking circles. i i of American origin,
appearance ' ta_. conithercial corn ,
syrup
BABY C'HICX19 BABY CHICKS PILOTOCRAPHY
FOR 6AJ.E
_._...
Automobile"bumpers were intro-', SPECIAL PRICF,a FOR JOSE. 1}E wRE UI FF:RINC; A' LIMITEDbought.
t u RS aero.
s' PROMPT MAIL SERVICE �l o ueht.Cbsold. rebuilt: �elti,.
b
dated in 1406. AND JULY number of started chicks 2,-8, 4 ul e e
- , eke o:d -it._non-sexed. 'Yerd your film rolls to Canada'■ ompany L d.Y32ti1-Dutferin 8L0,
-
Barred Reek *tinier loci and 5 weeks
New d Reek :re ?ii! icelie inlets and cockerels in practical. leedmargest photo finishing studio. Tasoata-- --
-r"' '
White Leghorn xicta ... roc -a all of the popular phie, they. GET BETTER PICTURES -
• •' Barred Rock Pul:e+s- ... ~. 1".c rnd.. hybrad...crossp... 1Vhlte they. F R E E — COLORED
last-we are Belli sr theme at re- NURSERY.
1White.Leghorn,11u'Iete .... 20c duced prices: Rend 'fnr special AT LOWER PRICE Catalogue. Full line of Fruit
Don't delay. 31 iii bbcks your order, rlcellmt. Also day olds for tm- Tree@;; Esergreen9 Flower n;_
_ D Any 817th Ro11-8' or i &�pmures Drubs• Perennials;6hedo Trees:
Carleton Hatenery. medlnty Celivery and older pul- DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 250 o a�e •: Brookciale-Kingsway,
\I/ lets- i a•eakx: of-aR•' and older. uraer.ea. Bowmaaviile. Ontario.
Hrltoal■ Retaht•. Ontario. Tweddle Chlek Ha!oherles Lim.
*�\
tied. FerKv<, Ontario - A_ customer - at Barwick. N.B,
. FIR your
+AT.F., RED. uritwprk sadnf you to Dr ith NrvaCe. t w how S servetive Sl pltPIT S also li8a DRESSING
ASD cRSID aby�Ch ks Dfrom tars Lies such letters from all over Can- houeshold uses 35e up a
ay,
Hamn•hirr, Plymouths. Io weeks t mast
type blob<Itteltd Bre.ederi.' moth- old Mrs, Campbell. 2312 Duff rim. ads grocery, hardware and chain
Toronto. ,. Storort A oductoof .Lloyd! Lab,
arntag but 24 as. Erg- end over are : ENLARGEME:!+T8
not. assures you big, rigorous. 8 for ills _
WF. I]AV.Fi BARCCA7\fi I\ START-
-
.. tact maturing Chicks; Barred ad chicks_ prompt del,rery. You 4x4""ln Easel Mounts. T H R O 1ti GASOLINE AGAI.NST
Rocks. White' I.eghc rtla, . Light aan Nave: 3:4 weeks brewing time SPECIAL PRICES ON storm, return+ vapor. That's'how
Suesexs. Write for tcder. River- on these WJ' and heKvy breed BT01144 3 N"aDorizer produces _
side Poultry Farm. Hickson 'Ont. Dnlletrr Order what Nou need FRAMING AND COLORING snore miles. Build yourself, it'
now Rrsy Hatcher 130 John let. is good. 'Plane 85d,
X. fTsatittonr,Ont. Lnlarcomenta 4x6" on Ivory tinted A Frlaae,ar.ilox a,i;'- k!'1NiCLE.li --
y, ifmyie. Reau1
` ]J[ ., .
_ _ FORMULA FOR ,St'�'CESS' WITH saounts nu is Black
8Ebon Cfscar ar fobs
saan Walnut or Black Ebony ttaiab
obleks:' Start >< t t it' vigorous, J7amae. l9c- each. If ealsipwoment
� �� � yright, true-to-t> Top DYEING A. Cf.FASF!1Tfl eotuured. 79a each. ARMY BOOTS _
Notch Chickeries. The)'ra Gov- 1fE�S'LT„REc'V��D1TlO�E. BUUT9
ernment Approved trim brood- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE of our armed forces, ptrrlect coo
tea.tcd bi•yedera, Lay 91dand aldr.. )<AVL YtJU A_'�TTRINO NEEP dition, 13.215: delivered. IAdlxy' .. .,
Nothtttaismom depsta• tor, pullets, uckere:s_ non-sexed. dyelas or elf-anjug? Write to .tis Hox 125. Festal Terminal A. Toronto arm)- shoes, perfectly rebuilt
t' ll the popular breeds. And every for Information. We nn lad to grins Your NamB and- Adttreu 02,.5 delitertd. Dloney-back guar-
�tYn than headaches,.. answer your plainly on All Orders antee. State . elze;, sen4__otone>1
g oktck I-eaves Toy Notch Chick- ter'• as art-
�'h sttSei>•..ljmbl snot H. Paikar's Dye orks 91 e, -Ruskin 7F-Co.;Pnt.tihorough,
Y Y cries with a cleat. Dill of health. t�aattM 717' Toa • Street T*. O
IREbo4w.patrAlo
instant fell No weaklings to cut dew-fi-your" gat,
isgotldfotar•�► prbfits. Stan el: the Top Notch rooto.
4 f Kicks you can'u early as you TIME TESTED QUALITY " JUST OLT. 1LLL'STRAT D 'CAN.
Ibsek�stornaeh, bowels. 1K'1a4�� r ®end for eatatcgue and rs- SERVICE and SATISFACTION d:an catalogue, 1944 edi;:om. fiat• '
aced prices for Mai. Also start• RAIRDRE!lISO - _ intent's Stamp Shop 194 St.
• a chicks i, 8, 4 var t i weeks o! Your, ill=s properly developed and Catherine Nest, Xontrgal. i
4 nae. To IC o t t h CD!ckertea. rented I
• Guelph, 8r.tar!c. p EW IN%'EX.TED �NARt TRAP
,AMBITIOUS GIRLS and f OR,8 EXPOSURE ROLLS f6e 101a.RY INTI kE:'i$D ' IN,
I ACIII "WOERS- N P PRINTS 8 for 25c catching bears, wolves. foxes or
MIDDLE AGE FINEST ENLARGING-BERVICS
OH1,CKS FROM A BREEDING grcundhoge and wea�al, here's
FAR!! OF 6000 LAl SRL Xou may not tet all the.films you your opportunit)c„ a eimple M-
woman. learn halydrtasma at Can• want this year, but You can get all expensive Trigger you can make
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM -PROMPT sHiPMF7ST'l adWo finest and largest schools. tba quality and service you desire to 10 minutes !s a sure. catch for - +I
Refined. dignified work. Splendid y sending your films to i{
NOTRASNE� ]DEMAND FOR Lres., that
CifICIve pay, Write or cel for free ]iter. any suspicious animal:, 11.00 for
Lea been so gree: that w'a have IMPERIAL PHOTO SERI-ICU antis instrgetlonh Peter
stare. Marvel. Hairdressing Schools, =-,
Increased our capacity and are - 858 Bloor Street, Toronto. Branch"
Station J. Toronto. lepnlg, Waltham, *Quebec.
able to pire you prompt• ship 44 ting Street. Hamilton, and 74
S you suffer from hot Enabes,dfys7 �sant on day-old chicks and lam- Rideau Street. Ottawa _
— spells Irregular periods, a7re�a ate¢ number of started chicks If PATESTa STOCK F08 SALE'-
titrrout-due to the mlddlte aw HamDeDtre. EumcFs x i.e- g- - /ETHLr1LITOtiHAUGIi ! IUMPANY
peslod In a woman'stlfe,take tydla ern. Leghorn. Barred Rucks, New Patent Solicitors. Zmtabttsbed BIkr Iualf AGE A\D=zOU\G-
L Plakham's,Vegetable Compound. L i A R Y $A'1ltJ]1tJQbS11�53.. THIo or dual- • -
ampshires, and Ruck.-: Leghorn Robertsoe--tureT tl od lglormatlop 1899; 11 Sing _.Wgat,__Soz ram O.P.' dame deep,' thick,
It's helped thousands upon ;boli- -. .: chicka,__pullesa- tor-'-Cackere�.- --Oa regwst regarding' classes. Booklet p? information on rt- typy Females, all e s
Oaads of women to relieve such uy your chicks from a Real Rabertaon's Hairdressing Acad- Quest. Linters. calves. Alan�Alderson
symptoms.Plnkham's Compound Is reeding Farm, -and be assuresa I1 -
also a nae stomach tonlcI Worth of success. Send for Price LASE tmy, 117. A►eaue Road, Toronto, bate {, Hamlltoa.
itytnyl]fade In Canada, nd book your chicks NOW for _ FOR SALE
ay or June. 85,000 L.AKEN'IEW' W I G S. TO,UPES. TRANSFORM-
Fh 1 h k s weekly. LAKEVIEW •tions, Switches, Curls and all 75 ACRE. FARM and stock ter HELP WANTED - 'S
_ POULTRY FARM. Weir. &res.,, types of finest quitilty Hair sale. Apply to Mrs. G. FL Graham,
HOW TO RELIEVE xeter, Ontario. Goods. Write for Illustrated cat- R.R. '2, Mono Road, Ont. AXPERIE\CED FLOOR:\IAN ;AND y`
alogue. Toronto Human Halr all round printer..german�nny pool
Sillily� ii ssupply Co4_628 Bathurst Street, FARBi FOR SALE1 8�_' mtles from tion, Apply F1'le H,913d`; Ntar- - h
.:_ .� e� TV81�TV� Toronto. Timmins, lfib acres, TO cleared, eat •selectha Service Office. j
IIN ADDITION TO SUPPLYING
QUICKLY_AND EASILY high Quality chicks that leve and new farmhouse, 22 cow barn, THE'COR1r1VALL GENERAL 13US-
grow, Tweddle Hauheries can stable, ate;, Ii•much cows, mach- vital, Cornwall, Ont., is now pe.
AS Suu are trouoiea with itca:ns supply a wide variety of pure 1lEDlCAL finery, 8 horses; with or without cting applicants for stud"est -
yule• lir rectal aursuees.,do not ds- breeds and •hybrid, trona ea. In stock; Inquire: further Box 4Ti5N - nurses August r I941:
7a7 treatment and run•tbe risk of are breed's are can supply IN-bite -_Timmins. Ontario.
8sttiag MIA coadiupa became chron-• shorn.. Brown L.eghorr"s. Black GOOD RESULTS—EVERY SUFFER-
ts. Any Itching or I reaeas or- Snores., Barred Rocks. White or from Rheumatic Pains or
•Hatatul passage of stool'Is nature's ock•, New Hampshrres, Rhode Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem- LARGE GLADIOLUS BULBS, RAIN- tpA11TED -
•warning and proper treatment Island Reds, White Wyandottes, edy, Munro's' Drug Store, 835 El- bow -collection- of •outatandfng
should be secured at 01166 sliver Laced ti')nr.dottes, Light varietles, 2 dozen $1.10 delivered.
Yor thin purpuse net a package lussex, Black Australorps, Lam= lin, Ottawa. Postpaid $L.GO I{uyper's Bulbs, Hatzic, B.C. li'b WANTED I\" YOUR DISTR1iT
tt iiet;t-Hoid. tram' any druggiat enaa, Buff Orpingto.r,it , .'Jersey grow the best only. sorneone•-to -take orders In .their .
Saba liar ae directed. lafa formula B$lack Giants, Jersey White Giant., m y old chicks for
which is used interually is Y.small, In hybrids we have: Black Alin- -- PEACH-TRE EARt� - ' �
spare time for eta
_ '. i' -large-
-Y
larffe -E' grntFient _
Approved
easy tp uike tablet, .will QuliYly. ,ores X White Leghornr. White DEAF, cherries, plu[ns c - vestment required. Liberal com-
rel-leve the Itching and aorsatois and ghorn X Barred Rucks, Barred o, straw be ants,
aid in sealing into sure tender spots. ock X R'hite Lit 'horns - mission. Write for' full details.
Mom !a DLeSss at t0 w is raspberries. NorfollL Nurser _-
pact -Potter Telephgne is the - Adelaide lir
one, n o e We Rork, White Sfmcoe. —West•
_ scaly ret ommruacd and It • smallest hearing old available. It Toronto.`
Rock X n'htte Lei=horns, New - {
hie beight of folly tar any oue to v clear, powerful, makes con.Hare i White Id-Ro Barred-Rocks,
' rsea a yaibfUl nerd esrunic Dile cos- vereation. easy anywhere and is 100 ACRES TIMBER, HARDWOOD, •
New Hampshire X Barred Rocks, for sale.`Robt. Jackson, North- FEATHERS; FEATHER BEDS UIS' .
tfipOn assn-. such a tine remedy, most reasonably priced. Try it brook, Ontario. S prices
< Op-
Barred Rock X New Hampahirea, h all descriptions: highest,.
lacy ba had at such a small cost Write Potter Earphone Comps
tow Hampshire X Light Sussex. 1t29W Yon e S oronto. Est paid. For particttiars write to
JL Yu+i try item-ltuld slid are not fight Sussex.•X New Hampshires. ff Queen City Featser'Co., 23 Bail
entirely pleased with the results. r 1lshed fol bettei ring` for a
R
druggist will lade rewca a can give prompt delivery on BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON win-St., Toronto. _
gladly Tactically all the above breeds, quarter of a century. the Tay River, six miles from .
our m0neyi '- �lso a great number'of the above, Perth, with, small farm Sri con- �...
breeds in non-sexed ' ulFtEuEp ' VP WANTED P.r.
oc ere e, , an week old Ecsema and Popriasis' by using -1✓ Nilson, •Route '4, Perth. liable farmers who have exUa
�. started chicks. Because'our cus• Pataon's- Eczema Ointment. Stops good pasture and aiccummodxti.n _
g p tamers come -back for Tweddle' burning and etching; soothes and FOR ANGORA BREEDING STUCK, to pasture herds of young cattle
Ohleka year atter year, we knoN for cash monthly, 1'referxbly,
heals cuts, burns and piles. Hun. write for prices to Halycon An- peer Toro n'
that sata'sfied buyers are our beet dreds of satisfied customers. 60c Carus. Pickering, 'Ont. Oto. Write. fully;
advsrttsers. Send for the Tweddle Office-Box 578, Toronto,
A Simple 'Home Treatment ' sad =1 postpaid. Pataon Health -
1 1844 catalogue and special Dr[ce- products, 261' St.-Catherihe West, DeWALT SAWS AND WOODWORK. � .
Itat. Tweddle -Chick Hatcheries Montreal. FL'EI.,R'oOD RANTED
M your scalp hen broken out at L In Machines. Newest types avail-
th ugly, surface rashes or irrl- imlted, Fergus,-Ontar4oc able frpM direct factory, repro-. 9API:E, BIRCH A N D: hfIXEL1 '
{lobs -- DON'T'DIG with finger- •entativeo for,Caaada. Quotations cordwood. First or second F'r,owth
worsethat only serves to make BTUMACI3-,ANll THREAD WUItdIS, gladly furnished on application. Also all kinds of Millwood. Give
worse—and spreads it. Go to BIIPERIOlt CHICKS, ALL BREED- often' are 'the cause of -Ili-bealtb Detl'alt Dlsher Cor oration Ltd., full particulars and lon_est prices •• ;.
sr dtugglat today—got &.-:bottle, in humans all -ages.. No one im- pp
C iii blood` leafed. Write 'for our 402 7Vetst Fender St,' Vancouver, on, cars. 1�'a1lei Scliiess. i9 Mel
]mix e's Emerald--aid Val and se mune! Why not find out g tats Anda Street -or-oor '._
pp • ectal low xices for, end of B.C._._.
mixed with an equal Quantity, 8 to your trouble? Interesting par• - -
alive oil. It's easy, to: use-=ell sy,. June.an July chteka. Leg- ;gpylara-rFreel W rte Mulvemay's
orae. Barred Rocks,'Hampshire
Y do is apply to the scalp with ock Hemp, Snsmax, Susse Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 2, DIS. J. H. ENG
!lager s-,gent rubbing in- -- Ont 'Yeast has been helpful 'in the
ly g amps.• mixed chicks,. pullets, -IVIIi. WOOL- GROW
the roots of the hair. Do this at obekerels. 6-8-10-12 week•old pul _-preventign.o[ abortion.-Many tea. _
t ones a day and about'every, lots for immediate d liver timo'nials verify Its value. 100 lbs.•
th day, shampoo linin aa y TAY. IT! EVERY SUFFERER OF 115.80 plus charges. Nnexceiled THIS ULD F. T.\1.IEHEll tv rJU[.- , , a
C .a good Rttpertor Hatchery, Llnvrood, Ont. , Rheumatic Pains or ' Neuritil. for. cattle.- sheep, leri Dull Js ,under new. Man age-
p Soon you'll-tied: this•combin. R' goats, • -and, went We operate a ReRiotered --
a start right In—promotibg should t r y Dixon's Remedy. wine. We claim our Mineral and
is healing. Continue the treat- Munro's Drug' Store; 885 Elgin,. -Yeast- Powders for all animals Government Wool Warehoui;e and +X� "
antrr' relieved and 'the"loos6; ]PULLETS --AND _CAF.OYB _FROM Ottawa.; Postpald $1.00, are not only corrective agents are• prepared- to purchase this _
iia`` dandritlff has dlesppeared. May and June hatched chicks. for malnutrition but they more Season:s wool clip on Govern
atlaue for i weeks, and If then
Our Now Hampshire Light Sussex than pay for themselves an mens Grading standards, and cit ( ;;
�ta are di atSefied et your moony ltybrfds mAke excellent layers BAUMEEKA .FW.T BALJ1 destral7s- Vow-fh, rigor- acid• produetion,- =••Government sti'ulatcd
g amp chgigest.,,,ef- meat birds. ..Offensive odor Instantlyy. 48e Dr. J. H. E'nfiel, corner Queen THE . TjIATHII01' Jt'001,1,r1.e�;
�ek " Druggltts ivef'ywheri 'bell 'Nebei's Poultry Farm and Hat- softie. Ottawa• agent, Denman fund Princess qts., Waterloo, Ont.' " MIL;a Li I11TED, STItATHROF,
IMnerald OTl. carry, Route 3, Kl'tchlner, Ont. Drug store. Uttawn. AVrite for bpoklet O\TARIO, y �_a�
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property of
BALL BEATON, BELL, tar ROS Pahs
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,.Parmanept Nagging
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Towel l
-Est e - ._ r _ DrsC for C.Lucks- Prizes also W. J. Beaton, K. C Tele' a that
p� Fra;s miler
- _ Cacnforter, donated by g_ Brooke Bell, K. C. ' Ad. 288>i N
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,Church Street, Pickering, Ont _ J - -- -••
_ Come. and brif' your friends C.,H.• TUCK,.OPT. D
D F. Ross: Joha L. Pond
�A g 872 Bay„Street - Toronto-, '
,SBlt�it'Clay, Ma '1 13 Aus ices Claremont Lawn Bowling. - _ - •
e p Club � Disney Block, Opp P.t0..
Barrister Solicitor- 'No
tary Public -
Dominion upright. piano with stool in gyp» but riot, de-
Kitchen range with warming oven- �� we �, furnish RADIO S E R V I C C. C. R I CH A R DBN ."" OSHAWA,•ONT. -
add reservoir
Coal �aVeer Rove one orlal _. ul e - Continental' a. --tnat will
Coal oil heater please from every' ntinent Life Bldg +
d 611 � C
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= Wtndpoint •Ift diYnity _. _ --$71 Bay St,_ TotQnt4.- -+• .
,.rinber of stove p3-pea --
-- ' .::J`�._—Electric-csbrnet-radio of appearance' •_ _ _.__ __--..-----_-...._. __ _ ----_..
tend out dft INS mom
Williams sewing-machine through the ages. ! O ��A (�
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2 Wall racks __ _ _ Greater Tribute "PH wo assess� 6 y v
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- Living-room suite Kingston Road West Guaranteed Repair Servtca --
6 Dining-room chairs' N. W. STAFFORD - ---
Nlxnber of kitchen chairs i RIghway Monumental At►j Make or Modal We do building of all binds
".Day bed couch Odd couch Wolk' 7heatre
Buffet and sideboard CARPENTERING --
�; Clocks lUtchen cabinet h'b• 467 Wbithr Ont
_ ARTHUR FIELD TNG
_' = .Extension .dining-tablePLUMBING _ -
Number small tables and stands " p PRONE 52 R 3 ---
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;:Stouf f villa
.Spinning-wheel . PICKERING, .ONT. ROOFING
: . Oil lamps; Aladdin lamps, lanterns .qPs also'sell Brantford R.00finB - -.._ '_Pilo. 9toaffvil 100
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2 Dressers Materials, Empire Bathroom
3 W'asfistands Toilet seta Put Victory First
Wringer, tub and washboard R� Oar Classified Advirtisements Buy Victory Loan - Equipment, Duro Wates` TU:LMSDYA, FRI„ SATURDAY
Large number add dishes, glassware. 83 stems, Beatty Stable RAY U, 12 And 13
- cooking utensi s etc. Egnip}ixent, and
4 Pair lace curtains _
Rugs and linoletuna -- ___. -
_A AR ..� '�'' Butlditig Materials �lorth to Klondyke
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2 Congoleum ruga, 9 x 1l• a n Devine Lo
Extension table - _
-- Brass bear other beds and springs
Eat3matea W
_ Andy D and n Cy�ane>'
Kitchen table. _ _
Work Guaranteed
:also
Sealers, jars, crocks Uality First ' -
- --Service our A im i -- - `Hi BUDDY
.:. Lawnmower, near new. -
--'- '• =' y goo gladioli bulbs and J'
dahlia bulbs __ _:-FRA.NK R. SMITH, MANAGER -- r� T��
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Garden tools; ladders, forks, sliovels - :F. J. VRV ► '
spade, hoes, rakes, and numerous I "WE BUY THE BEST - YOU MAKE THE ?EST" MQN'DAYI TUES. WEDNESDAY
MAY 15, 16 and 17'
:other articles o Prekeri 30 -
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Terms cash
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All purchases to be settled for on Henry A ri .
day. of sale before' removing
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auctioneer
s - _ registered and Grade. Shorthorns; Near New ` Implements Sailors On Leave
Buy Anothfr Bond _
- - Lumber, Hay, Grain and Household 'Furniture ect. -
THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY
-- =- drier of 3Q, 4fl, e�fl Ln'1 19. G(►ti, 2 PICKERING. To w"tiSHIP ON BRO(_K RD. 1-A MI LE NQRTH.-OF NO. HIGHWAY MAY-1& 19 and 28
I'll, �I, VIGOR. Sabnormall, MAY 1 1944 - -
Wast no:md pep vim. Qneor. citaiitJT, E R H E D�Y Lady Takes '
_ smCistres Towle Tablets Costain/
tui, stimulants. oyster elements-� ' —
aids to n�rmtl pe atter so, 40 or 5& -. -
Get a pc f1 intro&tsctory ... for only ::_ L BELONGING --- _
a4#. tills aid to normal pep ant vim TH ' Ff�LLE1�S7`G PROPERTY AF:LO'rG tie TO "
Try ante
F�:sale at atl good dtug stores.
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WANTED _
AGincourt 36
-�€ ` .. �D CA.T? amber �k-t ,ber� 17 �,-aa RON GIBSON
liegibterea-UueTpurpo8e-SRorihorns; as - _ .
For tree plc Up ptlOne I>eg• Roan Cow - with calf by sale, Ferg+ son, 2-furrow '�lydraulic ,con- are`12 feet'in'tenigth. r
- gROOI:LIv ....... ...:. . W Jlatne Roving. Lad}, Reg. �S374e troll-ed plt,w, 10 in, bottrrns, will. Ivixmber of 2 in. planks: - TRANSPORT
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-CL.1REb10�1T .......... , 99 calf of. July 11; 193? b7 sold with above tractor. Quantity wooden -lath.
- Reg, Red and R'hite Cow - with calf Ford-Ferguson, 11-spring-tooth hqd- Large tltiantity window seen. 12 �IaUx
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by si.ie. blains Pearlette Rose, raulic� cnntroNed cultivator,. con- . 40 or more large cedar, posts,.
I'ICKEFdNG .......... Reg. '308446, calf of Oct..11. 19.11. Yertible.for fiell: or row.crop use. long, Suitable for anchors of a- CARTAGE
AGTNGIOL:RT sous 91N .Re�w�hite.Cow - due about time of First-class condition: butments. _hjOYIN&
-We pay ti�e'.. 1]f? C t$eE. --sale• 3dstpe e " ReB ' Ford=Fersysors-fr ft-taHde¢rs-.dfse- Ntwnber of coal=scoop.forks- -' --- -
30$444• Gaff;of June 6, 1941 harrow, hydraulic controlled, pur- Heavy duty freigtit-car moving jack
' Re Roan Caw,,- dye about tlme'bf chased new same time as tractor 4 0� 5 Coal screens. SAND ,GRAVEL BTnN�
sale. meache hpatprs�
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Toronto Phone Ad._3688 341 �alf_oS .ug•� n`.---!'---' --=tea•- Vii-mounted power All-steel heavy opal shoot, good; also . MAW
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take-off; 6'ft, exit mower, on rub- some coal shovels and scoops. 1V1111(1(
L ♦ $orsea•and Harness.. bar, will attach to any make of - i LIOENNi�D AUCTIONERE AND
B1e18TbuSh �G�pital Team-of good, fawn work horses• -tract-or with-a power take-off or Miseellaneous Articles VALUATOR
Full-set breechin team harness..near Ford=Ferguson style. Purchased, J. J. Taylor office or factory safe, csieo cenductad Aopwbero
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I r: Government Licensed Dual•' Cockshutt 11S-disc grain and fertil. 4*b F oto extens o8ri ladder ear Pfsooe rite Address 91
Pure purpose 'Shorthorns iier tractor drill with niarker and Foot-treadle• grin stone _Street, Saet,•
MAIN Str. -'STOtFn'ILL10 4 Red Shorthorn Cows - calves by. standing .boards. Purchased new Portable Cyclone seeded, near"new Whitby. Ontario.*
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Phone 191 side. All eligible to register 1n 1941. - 2 Sets Stewart Electric stock clip-
Red Shorthorn Cow - due about Jun. Cockshutt double-gang pulverizer, pers, used le.
MJnternity, Medical and Sarsleai 15. Eligible'for registration, . ., 1.0,foot Rollings *idth, and tractor Approximately 4011 feet bars door,
- _ _- - ---. __- _. . _ h Porch sed 1. steel t with *holders--a '
-itch a new nn 194 et rank elders tt cad. 1\iot�ee
_ Cases Taken i 5...___.d - - e - p el deo
I Grade•.Cattle - M.-H. Manure prey er, wit tract 1`w r- stove i es and pan r
Maternity Semi-Room _ B White (.rade Cows, calves by side hitch. Purchased mew in 1942. Full set Pedlar's slings. Near new ` Combination Storm Doors'sal 'i
Registered Nurses- in A#enda�e,• Red and White Cow, Durham type, M.-H• Grain binder, Alemite grass- Royal •Purple brooder ' stove with
and 24-Hour'Serpice Given calf by side ing, with trucks, sheaf. carrier,. hoover. Gaol as-new.
Siarel ga!b Made- to Otiee
Red and White-Cow,-••Durham type; tractor,and horse hitch. Purchased Tire-rim spreader., . Al" lJ
AmbnlaRce Service due about time of sale new in Fall of 1942. Lawriniower Seed saw. halt Shingles "
MRS �_ R, -OOD-- Grade Cow,•due last of July' Set of M.-H. 5-section drag harrows, Post-hole digger Coal-oil heater M►
Roan Grade Heifer, s Nov.. withpu ey-even_ :
Good Grade Holstein Heifer, 2'yrs. Coikshutt 7tooth scuPfler; hear new. Number.of,,5:gal oil cans Aapkslt $idiep a
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F. J. DonEvan a Gooa. Shorthorn Yearling Heiferb 2- Steel contractors' wheel-barrows. Good cross-cut saw' w°u Boards ebR
Good Shorthorn' Steer, 2 'years, Wc;oaen wheelbarrow. Tree pruners and truck ilhaifis `
- : No.-51 walking plow,purchas-' -3'Good scythes,-near_neve _ N, lYl� Gordon
B. A., B• �• - ='Hay, Grain and-Poultry. ed new 1942. Grain-bin' Scoop.
Orjo'Lind 4nr7ey0g 12 Barred, Rock 'yearling hens M.-H. 9 1-2' foot sweep side delivery Table or bench model cream sail. `
King Ste. East, 'Oshawa. Approximately 250-bush No, 1 wheat rake. Purchased new in 1942. Milk pails, strainer, illi fog ks etc.es, �; C, CLEN�iYi'I IN�
sxutable.for • M.-H. Neiv style,'ill steel_hayloader. Bags, -pails; shovels,
li Phone 1981 ' ' ' ro�i 'r5 bush .feed wheat Purchased new•in 1`942• chains, bail's; trees; . articles,
yokes, but all i
i 25 or 30 .Bush. good. ar ey, sui a et ante sloop s
Rubber-tired farm and trailer wagon .
for seed.` Furniture
Private Antbalaaa
1 About' 200 bush. 'feed barley, gear, home-made, . Kith 2 spare i
Farr s Elevator Aboxit_50 bush. feed oats. wheels. Near new, Sultrim•kitcheii range; with-warming
arming Day or Night
Quantity of Potatoes, suitable for Farm wagon gear,'With :flat•rack. closet'and water reservoir Pbove Marl[. 9000 et = ,.
6 'Row`Gov. Reg. Seed Barely - seed- also sone baled hay which Set of faun platform scales,,100 lb. iiitchen' table, 2 good beds �nd (�� 16000 '
;} in stock '� will�be_sold by-the bale. sprinaS
Vanguard Gov. Reg. seed Oats-- - Lumber and Coal Mercliants supplies -tm�bet, a.-good kitchen chairs Markham, Onto
} III soon be in Tractor and \ear \ew Implemeaxts Ls'rrs
c;e quantity .ocond-hand 1 in. Wicker an n'and rocki� hr t>seho�d
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FEED GRAIN . F'c,rd-1'eigasuii 'Tract;r; power take- - lmnber;-- consistiaig of -several, Number cif ether _m - --�-
"- ofE liyiiraiil ijt 4clled. on board feet. furnishings and effects. DIo,lenx •'
----;8.�sIeF,- Oats, and ..V�h t ih stack _ and lights ;r r�far-.timbers, 12 x 1?, aiYd are — � eke � en jce'
Whole or Ground
}� Clover Seed Purchtise'd'new in'late 19.1.1•.•Good- 12 feet in •lengtdi. -- LICENSED AUCTWNEER .
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Alfalfa;-Re d Clover,�Alsike, Tinibthy' TFR�13 C'•1511! Positively no reserve This being a large sale, it will covornence at 12.15 nrjpn sharp.
and Garden Seeds _ Sale has been called at this leis date owing to•-'help shortage:, and owners have just For the Counties o! York srid Ong•
r.. T1Js Feria. y outstanding, sal wio•-.successor to Co Ken
Order Your Fertilizer Now' „ , �•
�i Fertilizer - ieasecl their 170 acre fariii, and theibfore givii* up mixed fanning. This being y orX. should
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n ith a number-of outstandi ig items, machines and livestock offered, Anyone at all interested 'sliouid nice o! C.-A',' 9. T!+; atld' Of•the
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le. s� We solicit dour bnat"nees for, attend this.sale. - �. `. and Prentice).. Farm and
above. _ - LARKE PItENT10E,-auctioneer stock gales a sp�ialtr, at r�
�Clart�nOnt ��k. 52W3 = Reasonable Ratssr
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_ _ - . LA R EM Q N T The were judged ll the• standards • Conv er. n.
Y J g y Mrs. Chris. Cam
of their - die sition, their attitude Du an pian, re-elected
P° President for fibs Asaociatiat by
on the playground, their behaviour acclamation, stressed the spirit of
T,awrence MacDowell spent the --- - .--_ ._.. race Bro wn returned Chia co-operation that that had grown u
in school and elsewhere their prog- Mr, Ho p
week-end at his home heia. ' out _. res& to ac oo _ their courtesy. week, rare- wa; erring -ui - gruup,M e - --W""=-
-.- Miss Betty Pretty is at home this The voting took place last week and there for a week. On the way down year had only been the beginning
on May .Day, upon invitation from
aveek raven, the a- 'bus, a train and a plane to get .°Oto even ver on biggehundreaand-beer t� t
_ _ Mrs.. cookspent the week-end ::
�....1In Toronto. wards were given out b the Sec- there. '
. ' : rets F. M.%Cha
. -Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reynolds ', Chapman, who, in a ed a free dalnee given Frida night-
Yn The W. M. S. of St, John's will short address to the school, stressed in the DunbartoSchool by �
have moved into the Fannie Thomp- 'meet at the home of Mrs. H, Mal- the value of character, He coin li- Dunbarton School and Herne - Con.
. son roidence. colm on Thursday, May •18. Host- l Dunbartoh Hccne and School Assoc.
merited the pupils on their ability in' appreciation-' - Jack Ward of the R. C. A. F. was eases: Mrs Malcohm Sr., Mrs. H. installed the newly-elected officers PP for the suttees of
to act as democratic 'citizens. "1f its recent bazaar and dance. All
at home with his parents for the Malcol¢rt, Mrs. E. Holtby, Program at�the Association's annual meeting
these winners-you have picked said in Dunbarbon Public School last g enjoyed week-end. in charge of fdrs. John. Knox and types of dentin were en'o ed to
. -Rev. I. E. 'Kennedyand Mr. Jas. „ " he "are as good as you think they' Wednesday night. Mrs, Downs ex- the music of William Clarke's or-
Group D,. Doll Call - A Favour- Y B y
M�Cullou h attended the Presb es are,-when they are at home, they res cheats, A collection for the Red
g YI Y its Hann. P sed herself as aimaz'ed at the
will snake ideal members of. any', work accomplished b the Dumbarton
. . •hdeeting at Courtice last week. I The Yong People's Union were p ' y Cross realized the suim of $7.70.
_Mrs. Ge.orge_Hexton, of Stratford coznarlulnity", He then called Miss
hosts Dn Rdneads_ _evening int _ group during_itg.past season. - .- wing to lack .of space the. Secrete '
• is spending a few days with. her Town Hall to the Young People of Frances-d°rdar.' O-a a Rand- "I, find ,myself inadequate to ex- report is being held for a lat-
. •man, �tev.: .,H. Bexton here. Greenwood, Green River and Clare- daughter of the late James McEzady prem 1T1,y admiration, " she told er issue. Ed.)
w Q who was secretary' of the Trustee the t p '
erly a tenant -of -the huose owned reported, °S =� n ug 1n birth. It is a mazing how your organ- -
. _ .. •by Me. Alfred Pretty, .has -naw this same school and preseut=d her ization ,has - - -- --
On' Monday evening, May S, the grown. Perhaps all
--purchased the hctrie, Young People gathered at the Town with a $5 War Savings Certificate. Home and School Associations should —
Frank M. Wonnacott was the bo
Mr, John Norton told •the News Hall to shower Mr. and Mrs. Mur- Y start all over again as you did this �' , �I
this week that the would h the the who received the high vote, and he ear, Eve here I have
Y ray Phillips, and were the recipients Y r`YK' gone i`n the 1, , '',r
., was presented `with a similar.Cert-
crusher' in operation at the gravel of triany lonely gifts, past few months I have heard of s
=pit by the end.op the week ` ificate. As the day was rainy, the q „
Mr. and Mrs, James Ravey and the work of Dunbartoa Assoc /
The Women's Institute will rneet intended May Day activities outside iation. I have ream about -
bits. Gordon, of Toronto were with you in the
at the home of Mrs. I', F.. Do kin 1 o were postponed until the next suan
P g the W. Ellicott farm y last week.. p Y newspapers I have heard about you
. on Wednesday, May 17, of 2.30 p. d • day It is.the intention of the Board over the radio,. I have listened to
an, Miss S. E. Evans will have the Mr• and Mrs. Ed. Crocker spent. to do the needed rep�ins to the expressions of "Durrbarton does it
topic '`Canadian"Poets". - - ' ' ' the weak-end With Mrs L_Matthews grounds and building this year, as this way" and "Dunbartoa has done
Citizens of this ccminunity are- On Sunday May 13, Mothers' Day it was found impossible last year this and that" in Hume and School-
, leased to welcurne to the commun- to get the help,
P will be observed in the Sunday Council meetings that I have a�t-
it our new-butcher and his famil The Linley family, of Toronto, i
Y y� School 's d Chdreh Services will lie ended, I'zm sure your example wi 1 i:
called on friends here on the week-
- . Mr. and Mrs. A. Sutherland. They combined, corrrnencing at 2 p. m, .end. be an inspiration to all Home and
moved into the dwelling-place of Baptiemal service will also be ob Schools. It secrns to me that, rather •• ,i
Mr. _Kilpatrick last week.' served. The Club meets on Monday even- than coming here tonight to tell`you
The "Forget-Me-Not" Club held The young People's- Meeting .on ing, May 15, in the schoolhouse, of gone.and .School work I have .
a successful Euchre at the home of. y g g when euchre is being played. Other ' great- deal fiam you". . �„
Sunda cocain was in charge of learned a
• 3ir, and Ml's. Frank Loyst.last Wed- Miss 1?oroth Harlock Convener of business to come up. All are invited. I Reports were presented by. the ' `."
-nesday evening. The event w_as held Citizenship Group, The funeral of the late Mlsa Allis l various conveners for the year's y y -.�
1. .- to help raise lands to send .�tiokes The Junior Red Cross will. hold a Montgomery took place on Monday activities, Mrs. Ed, Hannah pre&-
to the boys overseas. Winners Fere o to Salern. -She was at one tin-.e, a- ( ;�", ,
Bazaar an:Saturday May 13, in.tF_ enteri.;lier treasurer's report showing _.; .
- __--Men: R. Morgan and_Cttas. De- school house. Draws for a quilt will bout 50 years ago, a teacher in the receipts of $475.73 for the year and _
niface and be :rade. All'donations gratefu!iy re. Baggetsville School, She then board- I a balance on hand of $112.65. Other TWEETS SEASON "'
ed at the Pardon home. !I
Mrs. Chas, DeRusha. ceiv reports were given by Mrs. Charles - --
The Young People's Society" of - onvene is, Sir Ernest MacMillian, who.is on
` the Baptist Church will hold their - Bevins, Convener,r Mrs.
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meetin next Monde evenin • at `Hodge, biecnbership Con- I e'Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
R Y g, - Th°m.,as
'the'hcrne of Mrs. Gostick.` The De- >. vener Charles Pelting Home Educ. For these programs see your local
--- votioaol Leader, Miss Jean..•Ward reenwood BU�i - Bond Nosy . ' newspaper.
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1..I :_ will have charge bf the meeting, - ;, .
17 - . which will take the form,of `'Bible . . - . - _- _. _ _
. Baseball". - - - The inany'friends of Miss Helen
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oons are ent u thin s ric is xecovertng frerzt her recent opera- • - .. .. . . . ... - -
_:, _,___ Mr. .Robt, Redshasv, a local fur tion, and-is-able to be at her home _ '' - _
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bu;er. .to:d.us this week that cQ.Qna here now. _t► - .
.,Were quite plentiful in this district Mr, and Mrs. Gilchrist; of Oshavda - .
during the past year. -Mr. Redshaw visited Mr. and bTxs, Fred 'Byers _
:'buys furs- daring the winter moitths and family last Sunday,
and. stated that the hunting thio The. W M,_5. of the Circuit held . - -. . .
year was not up to par..Ths.musk- a. very helpful meed;is- at Kinsale
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rat furs are not ao plentiful, and the on Thursday last. •_ _ _. 1 I
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pri a as not so good, wMch is hard The Youns: I'eople g C-r(ion rt et in kk ���>� „,� �It �Ot- to understand, when everything else the Sunday School orcin this_weep U .. ._ . .. -
-is g')ing so Resod". If the coons art. with the usual good attendance. - - -� a_a __1 .
too p1�l:iful this year,.1farmers are : Mr, Bob' McVty, of the R, C :N.
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advised-to keep an eye on the corn --spent` the week-end at his hone _
patch, as-we understand this to b here. - - -
�nA_of_the_1aysrites_of_.:these,littl;_ 3lothers Dam+ 5enice_.wi1l be ob=' - _ - _
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fellows in thea diet. - =served nil' Sunday;' at" 11 0o c-feels - f
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- -..;-- vehen the regulax church service ar-d - ' .•' . , . _ �.'Wdrdw pw.e #rww r - _- .
= ' $ow ling Club Vects Officers For' Sunday School will be combined, �1:1_ _
_� Coming Year. . are very welcome. - .. -
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Clarembnt-Bowling Club members --.«�. - __ = vrrwwrM`KT of,yar�oN�t WAR SBRVIC6!
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soon be out on. the greens, - . - -
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- _ r ,shaping up-for the new season.. In
tact accts of them were down toMtn
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' 'tF1e Club House an Tuesday everting` I . - - ,. . .. You the Citizen& of Canada and members of the Voluntary - . . , �
for a "w'ar4n-uP'. At-their meeting '5&1ra�a Committees and many other Voluntary Far Dorkera
-'last week, the officers-for the year Mr..and Mrs. W. Carson visited_ �� _ ' .have dose sa excellent oar fob. a'
----were elected as follows: President, Canada, in doing her part to het w '
with relatives in Uxbridge on Sun- p in the tar, has been,
Earl Beare, 1st Vice-President-, 'R. day last. . gY, - greatly a&&Sated by your voluntary and unselfish devotion to
E. Forsyth, 2nd VicaiPresident, ; » . . . . .. she iaportsat duty of saving and turning in the essential
At 2.30 this Sunday, the Mothers tar materials. You have backs
• y Service will e : tide of battle a I LION ave been a material factor in turning th6
I. F, Dopking, The Treasurer's. re- have bean dangerously lob,
The 'Wamatn s Association met at against the enemy. When Canada's stock lea
port for t>�e past' year showed a the h e of Mrs_ Geo. Wilson on �• you have discovered, saved, rind -
1 fine balance of $33.11, on hand. °� �'4 salvaged caste material which has been torsed into weapons.
Wednesday itfternoon. Mrs.` Davies ? ammunition, explosives and containers. Your Salvage Cas- x -
'; - ' ' Group' Was in charge. N, i>sugns have Cissa Nation-hide and of National importance.
- Mothers' Day, Services Miss Helen Wilson spent a few , Job has been a big one which you have nobly performed, 1
Mothers' Day Service will days this week with her sister, Mrs Bien rat war the
observed itit the United 6af h L. Smith, of Prospect, Ont. t. x tntyri: Again I mat is the pant and we rust look to the1 .
next Sunday mo ng, There-will Mr:'srtd Mrs. Paul -Wilson, 'of' appeal to your
also be a Baptismal service at the Brooklin, visited their parents on '' ' Then im another National tar seer ency which must
:morning service. Sunday. ; �° -tet atsd overcome: Etcperta on the ma t g be_-_
. Miss L. Elliott spent the week-end _ , k siahen ie n critical aborta a of ��have-.assn --
i
_Annual Meeting of W. L Repott4"- I ie as me
foil desperate. war au to Paper and that the
iII Dlarkham.-- ---=-'
'Forces who will ties them a sinal the ea
pplies must reach our Fi
At the, annual meeting of the ' must be aafelq packed. g may• war 1 Clap
•. ,�. c more supplies are r march on nearer to the
Women's Institute, reports of the antch mars waste Paper bq our Fi -~
1943-44 war work were as follows: s riv seer is wasted now. Wa. More „ 4
191 Ladies and Girls' Blouses 140 Whitev' ale
Pa _
� ,> a facing mills ars working on a* e r I .�
Boys' Shirts. and Shorts, 10 Turtle- • 'some are facia
paste Pa B shut-downs M d4y-to-day bis
. neck sweaters, 59 pr..Army socks '`a* caste pet ars critically losause reserve'stock au and
g g The Sunday_ School of W�hitevale ` � - ;throughaie9ulartllastsaPa� °rid turned iawton every rePsolf t
and Seamen's Stockili s. 35 Rei'u ee
1.
quilfm and cot covers, 30 Custom � °tom:: Der channels Clic Nation _ - '
wilts, United-Church are holding a special . y
—q 10' Miellaneoua Articles. program on Mothers' Day May 14, Fsllow Canada - ' .3
at.10.0 a, m, i the Sunda School - �'
.Donations'-- to o.r boys frcrn this 0 Y a .. aria Please help)
district,overseas: 3 donations of Room, Mrs. Henry Johnston'`frcrn !' % <`' �z ,-.
. ..
_cigarettes, $100 to Red Cross Blood Stouffville is to be the guest speak- - Y -
Donors Service, $100 to ,Prisoners er. Special-,m'usic will be rendered � . ' - y'
-of War Parcels, Our village [dbsry b w
$15.00, Sugar fbr Jain`for Britain y the Stafford Trio, also from l ` _ � •
Stouffville. Other parts of the pro- L. t1....,� .
etc $22.64." gram are to be as follows: "A • - - _
The following officers were el- Christian,,Hom- p ,and a N.ew 'China", L, R ,x<a'�
Mini LaF w o7 111
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1
Forsyth, P ident, Mrs.. H. G. 3Tc- Appreciation" by. the W's 1rell orth While• n a Sero
red V S
ant re 1st' Vice-President 'firs. - •• . •
oalNr• i ,
_Ft aik� .Carson, 2nd t'ice. President, Class: ` ; '
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' The �Iay Group of the `N"omen's . . '
• bars. .1=. Redshatic, Secretary, Mrs• Institute will hold--their meeting in `
:r"
- Wes, Lehman Corr; Secn.ttart _NIr:. -
, the• Public Library on Wednesday, 04
A. Hone}, Treasurer., Mrs.�.Iohti ltlai '1.7, at 7 30 p, rn.'I1c.i1'Call "A• `` " l2offofflj -
Gregg. I'ianistfi, lfr�. R. T L. Fors...th. Bright Idea". Topic - `'Iiome Econ-
Mrs. F. I a „ler, S4.11-dio Con:riutt_. „ �� :
�`oo� cls;
_ nntic5 Ladies: please try anti'make
lr
e�ye;s: Citizenship, lire Jahn Gregg. the..fll�t n Ceti:ig_of.the }ear. 1�J.3 �� �� _- -
. - " lfistorical Researc:i, -M ,a. I;v,,Sans -ta -_ .1.- aria CrI.11� and 511ppOTt t 4
Agric, and Can.- Istdus ries, 3lrs. t}ie ne«' officers. \rte the.tam �_ '.
e _
Rolling,- 'Fonts- -Ecc,uoanscs, Airs. F.- -Pvenirr,. instead r' the afternrion, ����' MM` -- - ctttely'itt _
Lo}st, Social �Va'f Ire. Mrs.' Jccue= no�ti being a cry busy this HO fT: tie se
lime...Con-.. �� W 70• a you take will 'e zx;
Coates, District Direct�r, Mrs. �ener :�1r:. ?�. Basting,, You can remedy bundles. (The-little time Theo dispose of it
Diegg. Jiome arta School Conlanitt�e' ,���� WAN7EDi every scrap of an hours.) SahaB
WH saving thousands of to a Commit- 1
'- Mrs,W. R. F•va is,.Mrs. Frank Car- __ pec-shortage bY. ibg paper-- h• our local vol+ nt' Or anizatioa, or
son. Sick Committee: tilts. Hooey, - al • . critical
isto wrapp ar&_'hroug Y Voluntary h- tit `
A r, p° elY' -corrugated bo other a'ac Yo
ppee s h any know°trade chane ils to� ..
dboard�anp°s d tee or
Mra.•I,ehui I Mrs. Don, hieC�t11'ough �. - scar d boo} --envelope X11 it through pant thing
"�
Membership Camrnitte>e'-: ltr�, ft -old mag�inepse these• represent the.` . dist or others. the fore[cr tba ntiUs:_ _ _ '1 I
Rawson, Mra W. R. Evans, 1tiliss 'S- yA ey lettermaterial foss�snaking oitally seeded WRQ Papettnovlag I--
E, Evans, Mrs. Welter VFrard. Aud- a~ I '
few /'
contain" , . :) I I'
itors: Mrs, Loyst and Mrs. Stanbury, The trustees of the school decided /r e@ARTIMBIT tN NA1foNl►t MfAtVIQf
•Mrs. J. Gregg, UMson' Officer to sane time ago to give a small prize .
,Wartime Frites and Trade Board. tb each of the winning boys and
girls who were voted upon b� the •
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Fun Durin Bus- TO MEND A THREE CORNERED TEAR Y.
Fu Strike In London' THE FINEST FURNACE,
London's bus system went lotabit T FIR
-
solutely ayw•tre w en s
from the R al Arm Service _ _ f _
Corps; mostly from outside Lon- -
were ordered to an the buses
left ;sc
' eft idle by the unofficial lightning ••, � PvJI' •
strike of their regular drivers and
'conductors, writes W_H. Stone- ���
haan, in Chicago Daily :yews.
Drivers.'from Glasgow,ow, \'orcins- _;,�•''
tit
jsam and villages in orkshtre and 'tit I
Devon were to be seen taking their'
buses down one-way streets .in theECLA
wrong-direction-,=Faking short,cuts d---- V — -
through "The City" where no
buses had-passed before, and roar- Best. . .because it is desisnsd especially for
an extra volume of health.
mg past esu �� ful heat from any kind o fuel . . . ins ---
glance at lines-of-of -be passe;-' �,� -
_ _ CCe e wood, hard or soft cool;without any trouble or
geFolks optimistic enough to ask ��` ,��`O� expense of"than cover. For veers of comfort,
HECLA"23"-Furnace.
Conductors for directions dere /� install this CLAR
Y Use an •or•erhan patch for, a tear like this. It is not as strong as a
greeted with broad grins and the SAVES- 1 TON I N 7
classic, "I'h a stranger here my- hemmed patch bus it is less conspicuous Cut the spar in the fabric tor. -
,elf." Steel-ri66ed firepot has three times the heat- square or an oblong. Turn back the edges. Cut the patch slightly larger.
Fares were suspended and the radiating surface...sends the heat into the house Fit the.patch exactly into the hole with.its edges turned back as in the
` .troops reaped pocketfuls of pennies, instead of up the Rue.Mori heat from every pound lower sketch. All the sewing is done on the wrong, asside of the garment
sixpences and shillings from good- of fuel Overhand the patch in place with tiny stitches, as sho�'n, on the wrong
natured travelers. — Pfytefrted side. Overcastraw edges and press well. If the patching is carefully done
natured
tray Pers accustomed to a if thread and design of the patch are both matched, with the garment,.
(Tit
base pay of$15 a month collected ,
0l�ilL FIREPOT 'it is scarcely noticeable.
W8 in-tips on one bus, the Associat-
Right shape for wood or and the floor' about i with fresh Nevertheless, she sat down, a {town
ed Press said. The pair Wlont $8 coal. Guaranteed for4t1 cement, into ;which Christine's heel between her brows.
l '< e�ars. See your CLARE• sank and stuck. The maicT had finished her work
- txlebrating the windfall, pocketed y t h' - -
$8 for the future and invested the i,;. HECLA dealer now as gam. Wilmet, corning o her res here before she'had returned from: -.
rest in war savings certificates). quilirtitiesare limited. cue, was nervously. apologetic: Tih breakfast.. There w•as no, reason
One.busby cc�tntry bumpkin fresher so sorry, 'Miss Thorenson. I had to why anyone' should have entered
Som several years in the Itfediter- do some repairing." the room afterwards. . . .Nor why
ranean, was heard to shout "Halt" r r s Christine got 'out her ske.tchsng the bags should have been.disturbed
ra the driver when they missed a materials and-frayed for a chance on their rack._ .'-. yet they had
turn. to use them. been.
altogether, it was very good fun a When, after 15 minutes, no cus- When Christine male an iriven-
tad everybody seemed to take it as tomer.s appeared, Christine . sag- tory of her,possessions, they were
t joky - — — — -- Bested, "Nothing- draws a e wd all in their places; yet her uneasi-
$ERtAL STORY - like the sight of someone w rkin nous persisted. -
�. s st an' eases. Why dors t I begin Descending in the. crowdedell-
TS A JAPs with the Maharajah of Bahawaipur vator, she was startled out of her.
• -• ame is', preoccupation by murmured coaver-
She indicated a figure that stood
BY EUNORE COWAN STONE by one of the pillars of the.pier. :'It .couldn't 1?ave -happened if
• Emnta Talbert had been there:'
Last Week: Unable to !ocean her clues that mer-
He as Christine had, in "She's been fighting :nis mer- _
i incd rile promenade,
_ cousin, Christine moves to the.he- Chrstirc tried• to ., explain. her mated, z ts'agrsifiernt spectacle`—his ger iooth'•aes nail=and silo owned
tel named C {n her mystenous tele- warm brown skin set ofi'by a robe enough shares to lick it single-hand=
4 " ' of some rich nenta materia a - - in
conversation. Almost' down ;ante. Eventually she excused it"' elted with a olden cord, through suppose she didn't come:''
to her last cent, Christine accepts on the grovrtds thea;`Cousin Emma b g _
e which was thrust ear! exquisitely
4Nilmet's offer, agrees to do sket- would be embarrassed to find that chased About About the head of
ehes at his Boardwalk concession.. a Thorenson was working on the clue .rmaharalah" was draped a cur- v-the"'murzxtus' added snrrasoa-
Surf City BcardWalk.
CHAPTER III a * e = baa of-bright silk, fastened•w'ith a ably to Christine's uneatiress. Even
Christine hurricd back to the he- single gctn; and his slender brown if Cousin Emma did not take her
'tel to assemble her sketching:nsa- She fcund her workshop to be 'fact were laced into jeweled san-• responsibility as hostess•' n a life
terials: She was to meet her new small booth next door to the Twin- dals. He stood like a statue, tris and death way, it was out of'char-
employer by the Twentieth Cen- tieth Century Pier—one of•- the gazing atter for her to play truant when
'arms ma folded,
i Ivry Pier. .. . The new employer's noisiest amusement centres along with brooding brows out to sea, morrey was concerned.
name, she had learned; was `V�'ilmet the Boardwalk. It was overs! feet Already Christine was at work; Once established, in. 'her.'-•new-
name,
ett' _-
—George �Vilaset. below the level of the walk, and and almost immediately a' curious _ -lodgings; Christine's restlessness _
a When it had come to giving her you went doix% to it by a ramp at srow•d. beganto gather along the made the indoors 'unendurable. Go-
own name, Christine had hesitated vne side. The "studio" was frug- tailing of the Boardwalk above. ing down to the street; she turned
with an" unprecedented reticence,- -ally furnished with an easel, a camp As she sketched, she heard some without coriscipus voiftior� sard'
s e 4 one say "She's dr a*ing Chandra-- the brilliant_light6 ,.of cryo Roa•rd-
Then, almost as sf someone else had'
stool, and at the rear.,"on the boa It :.
spoken, she heard herself else
hag side, with a bench some eight feet fou know—that Indian swami over w•alk,.elimbed the stairw•ay-._that Ied.
r• long, having. a•slab of concrete for _ _ from the street, and came out near,
out. Nevin—Grace It evir.;" over- there." .
Hurrying along ilii crowded a top, _ • " • the Twentieth Century Pier, -The
Boardwalk, avoiding the omni-pre- The place had apparently' taken. blare of 'a band. ani the shieks.o!
As If he had heard, the gorges�tss
i sect nht4-chairs, the loitering pe- a beating from dampness and frostl
the crowd told her the snows inns:
Oriental turned, fixed his,eyes up-
brats. destrains, and the pigeons that for the fills fere cracked and be in full swing. A. little forlorn.
en Christine, and .detached himself
_,._.....,...', swarmed uatd-er foot eager for the crumbling; and someone had re ly the stepped down into htr own
grain thy,=/:: them from the ben- Gently mended the top of the bench from his pillar. Although he was' booth, next door, to Listen to the
here was in h.
is
_ . stat ,
hearing tan man,
tauthority before
band.
8 ._ The booth ,ryas in a:mos{' total ' -
_ 'gleam
w�rich t7ie crow a ac o white- yew
an t
moved to thea railing and stood, Christi-re's attention... It ...proved
looking down.... .`Elis eyes, Chris .
.s: a to be a sheet of paper fastened to +
e ` -
1 line was su"rprised to find, were not htr easel. 'Carrying t to the light.
dark, but a tawny brown, with ttsrk- ed $oars-alk, she read?
�. t S,.. ALADA chow lights.ing y "If you are •worried—ff you areAt length the "swami' extended utthapp}•—consultChandra. Free
a hand and said in a voice aston-. public readings• at the Temple of!shingly deep. and resonant, "It is Truth every evening at IG,",
good. I will take it,"L
bayonet-jabbing Jap sol- '•hen Christine passed he sketch 'Christine crossed the B-3ardw•alk.— ove the ailing,Ie slipped, r an
t top is tut hll'_ r e i �,,t;dd
A •tough400king a bill into' her hand tizrtted-
e-whom you've probably seen - ------_ - resplendentasa yeas admix}�stood
S
a number of times. He's actually way
Antipas C. Cobalis, 49-year-old Los - "��'aitl" Christine ca e .• 'ciiY
Angs Filipino, pictured is one of
change—
Ole =
asdany Jap parts
he has played "I have said that it is good;' he. MOTHERCRAFT
the screen. Below, he's shown in
returned ,seas strode away.
!tris latest—and real—role, as Ap- A woman said. "O=, course In 'HEALTH NOTES
pp�s'�entice Seaman Cobalis,, USN. s r was stages!. These Boardwalk
Idtttioned at San Diego for train- ' people advgrtise'eacli other."
Ing, he }topes to be assigned, to 'The Expectant Mother
pacific theater of war, where he I.
---eaa help liberate his homeland Tl did p?ate_to.he_go��d ad�_ertts-
kom the Nips. ing. Soon Christine was busy. For The Expectant mother must
while Mr. \C`ilmct hovered.on.the have plenty, of iresh,,air day and
1 f ;......,:?::::::.:.:•:.,.:::::.:::,•:,:.:::::: •:::,::: night. A well ventil- •.
Salty .Coat Keeps
;'•;::s???:?:.:?i?i?i.:::......:::...... •...<... outskirts of t)te booth; but even- • tt g
- i9�•=ii?ir:ii?�q:.:..:�::.. �f�O THC
Boiled ua y _ +, aced home is essen-
pREM�uM crowd, and Christine did not see �° s tial for: e ea. , o
MEAT p► him again
that day, i r, N the 'mother a n d
A new process which gives hard- CREAMED �,iK Sauce ? He hail been surprisingly' gener- a baby. Spend as much
boiled eggs a salty coat that keeps - fi
them fresh indefinitely may,be a
Cooked Meat ons aUout her contmis,iolt, Al- wre.rHe ''•.a time as possible in
aur- Christie s Ptems°m soda Gt. re though she had worked only a little the fresh air' and
step in solving a current egg W th the wonderful flaks , heat over half a seas, it «curd aT»ost' sunshine. IIa�e the bedroom well
plus, °an may mean at to son nig vii tie w'Ili -
soldiers overseas can soon eat eggs =: meat, add to highlyJst� She mu , iiowe�er-ioalc fol`tires- dow•s open u inter-and sunuv'er.
for breakfast again, the United Cum d for an easy-ta•F1G�1e' these �, Shc found a room on a ,� reasonable amount of escrcise
1 an $ecattse per quarter,
tatea war foo,aministration said
thoroughly gpda Crackers
tats rip aide street, and !caving already tom- every day is necessary., A :daily
etentty. oa
Christi
.Pieces of rich flavor,they b g
The ordinary hard-boiled egg de- street, and. having already tom- w silk for an 'hour or more should
aisp, }rCia kei5$Le� tubes. Always k�P milted herself as "Grace \evin," be taken during the entire period
teriorates after about a week if not all the goodness of faNtite'd she registerred wader Haat nanir, of pregnancy., •Clieerfui rerrcation
refrigerated. L. J. Cappleman, re- ; out ,..w :
_ sloes! distribution director of the image or two on bid' Lt and hurried-ba ck to the ,Crestview: is e�eential; tennis, golf and sw:iui- .
it to retrieve hoc bclonging�, and see' +icing maybe indulged ip ani! even
W.F,.rK., ate an
egg boiled- four h if Cousin Emma had not sent some - dancing, in moderation ,; perthiss-
months ago and kept at normal messagr. iliie up to the 6th montli. Special
tempera nits. _ tasted _ , n
• u sere w en_the. muscles
reported. ! tinea scent .upstairs, Pu i]ed an
utt- of the beady should -be done tregttl-: _.
sie: f
` Lucien Coquet, government egg 1
t ► easy, `sine told 'ter.cl� that.it was arty with the doctor's permission.
expert, *scovered the process
after .—IN l
? this une t�ittcs iviticit accounted for •\ rest should*be ,taken each day
two years of cxperimcnting. —He , rY►was 1 r.. tc2 n —
' her strange icefiug- 'hat son `n g' ` after fire noon rrieat or w`:euever
boils his egg in salt solution at cx- was ami .
-treme t-ernrYcratures for at least-90 ;! �. e tree cerioYr n • • i , ..
'ss`its her cont. sired . Sound sleep is'aiece<sarF'.for
1' 1ts v the sotiitinF of the mother's �icrvc
• • ... M et
s 1 is i i? i 4i She had unpacked very little the• and for ;he building of the baby.
mtnntc Complete c�aaulation, 'Ii,a y ,,, €, . 3 might `
effected and a crystalline shield h a ..?, :? ? i i ea'
` fontt� wily the shell. I'.x>d allies . �^�� � N JIt11t1 CgIN►�IUf tflaltED sea tfire Ifft ? before. scttritg `r ;ly aotciFIn.Cott n; tit \acs
move should tYut t.r:.e 11011g, ranzl \ttititcr�raft _°ocict .
remain intact, he saj s:
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InUQUET. POSTER BOOSTS ARMY BOND SALES 'VOICE _ '!
rFM,7 s O F T H tt _
�Eas It,
IP R E s s to rodefightfvl
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HOPEFUL HITLER
r...
Hitier-is having his portrait pain- O S• •O "
b A ....
gallery." The• fellow is optimistfe — - —
about Berlin having a gallery'left
' —and that's not where his hanging
will take place anyway.
—Ottawa Citizen I -
'" HOW THEY LOOKED
C'
sur gr
without paying any attention to
_vitamins asserts a writer. Well, _
ti f es, they got along, in a tvay, but -- —
_
did.you. ewer dig up an old album FINE [UT tIGARE�'TE TOBACCO
d�
..
and see how they looked?
Kitchener Record.
•'-•� F 1 � --JUST LIKE.ADULTS _
- gicl�3f eig}iteen .Something About A Farm Not s�P111ssyfOOtlI1$f f Many boys and
' wouldn't vote if they had-the right. '
' 1 That is, they would be as ittdif- There is something about a Fartit Anyone who knows the Japs will
! - ferent to their responsibility as very That bears us up on holy wings;
...r'' large numbers of mature men and And leads us to the heart-of God, tell.you .that to belittle their Em-
women. ' The birth, the growt, the death peror in broadcasts would be to
of things
w sh
—Ogawa Journal, . unite the whole Japanese' notion,
—0— The chiLdren romping home from in.ilitary 'arid :civilian in a fierce hat-
No
at-
THRIF.T? school, - red of the belittlers. __\o, the Allies .
caking wagon down he lane; are not pussyfooting when they-
Under do
warconditions, our.women A creaking
wood names on the'air.
- _ n Westin birds within the not call Hirohito nn, ,
. 'And g
It
'n thrifty. 11'c see nu t
are becoming I -
berg of them wraring only halt a And golden fields .of _ripening It would simply be poor prop;;
y;x 9at a time: grain.
hat Banda to do so.
The painted trees in autumn glow
i an ally of Great Britain which re- Young4stnbs--that gambol as they
-
e li'e bases ]a
•- h Allies� b 3e
"••' 1 ceded to e ,
`" cent P y '._
y
The above Victory Loan poster featuring Major Triquet,' V.C., of the Azors but .continued to ship The gnarled oaks an violets frail, CABS WANTED
Cabano, ,Que was produced at Canadian Military Heaedquarters in more tungsten ore to Germany than The harvest moon, the smell of
England to boost the Sixth Loan among troops overseas. r Thousands Spain, may now be expected to fol- .hay. m WE PAY
of the posters were distributed in the United Kingdom and in the 1ow Spain's ekample, Sweden, on. The very :ouch of.Mother Earth ABSOLUTE TOP PRICES
Mediterranean area. The drawing and layout was done by Capt. the other hand, is in a much more
'. E. T. Heathcote, M.M., Canadian, war artist. Overseas soldiers have difficult po5itioa: tht
ere ' Of which we really are a par: For Art. Raasaty
-Ask
broken .their Fifth Loan bond-buying record so decisively that it has been any doubt where Sweden's Jtakts us most humble and afraid,
spurred the..curTent campaign in Canada. , Yet, fills a very grateful heart. Qatari Automobile_ sympathies lay, but site iy not on. _
surrounded by Germany's armed The mystery of it all apalls, CO. LTD. -
THE WAR • WEEK — Commentary on Current-Events might but is also wholly dependtnt�• We plant, we sow, eve plow the
�• y t. - oronto
her economy going. These are pot- We reap the harvest, eat the bread, ]t1, 6161
Spanish Agreement Plugs One More ent factors tehicli Mies.will But holy things grow belongs to '
have to take intr, o'consideration until God. Evessings HY. 8065
- - ac,t tints n,9 they can c'xange :neu ' --T: $, Gleav
,Hole In Allied Blockade of Germany
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Yielding to both pressuie and to about 10 per cent of'w'aat the Ger- -
- Conviction regarding the way the mans wouM have ,obtained under
war will end, the Spain of General- their previous agreetrivit; to with-
- ' Franco, which had alread• draw every remnant of the Spanish-
imo5 n
i:xn front• to
to Itu� _
••ct s
from tl
modified its-official position from fc.
one of."moral belligerency" backed release all Italian ships or submit
by military action on the Axis aide disputed cases to arbitration, and.
to'one of "strict neutrality" toward above_ all. to.oust 411'Axis asencies
all sides, has now gone a step iqr- from Tangier and all. .Nllied-deli-
Cher in adjusting itself to the new rated•Axis agent
s trbnt all her _ •' -
-realities of the- vrar,.�says the-New ICew tterritories Smet Nen.rality - }
� f k
;York Times. It has concluded a -
'compromise agreement with Great In lir--Eden's i iew, this• t epre- -
-"Britain and the United States w Bents a notable steptoward fulfill- ".
-' vrhile faIli6g short of`American de- ment of the- "sact retaralitlr"
tnands, is nevertheless pf such mil- which Franco has proclaimed. But
ary-and economic benefit to the -in,the view of Adolf'Hitler,who not
kllies that Foreign Secretary Eden so long ago expected Franco to join J
V, fix; 4
regards it is quite 'satisfactory.' him in the war with no fewer than
$Jnder this agreement,Spain wader- 3,900,000 men, this kind ofneutrals
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takes to cut down, deliveries of ci-, ty will appear less than "strict" e.
kat tungstet+ ore to Gerntanx to and more friendly to the allies than
to himself. For, coming on, top of
Turkey's• su+pension of all chrome
_ a 0 It takes 750 bullets to destroy one of the
,• _' - _exports b). Germany, the Spanish •• r;• ,
cutvangpmentsto--- - ---snwmy.Hitf.r's-remaining Aghting forces.-,
presents a new body l,! to the ore ettimated at five million men. Therefore
German arniament Jimlustry, in . . to wipe out the ruthless Hun will take'
�—� urgent need of.'t;o[h This blow $,750,000,000 bullets.
must be all the more paj:tiul be
WOULD I DOI,!' -ciuse, while Turkey is an ally of j N has taken almost Ave years and nine.
Great Britain, Spain has always tenths of the world to force the criminal into
+ been regarded as an ally of. Ger- the corner. Every week of this war costs
many, But 'the difference between humanity two billion, six hundred million
Franco's orig;:ial stand a-rid h `new dollars. Its real cost, however, can be
: undertaking is a measure of the measured only in human suffering. The '
r v ! distance ,he has traveled.. �r tiitpe to finish this is at hand.
-6r4wia4 Conviction• ''
It was ny no mcan. it . t ;
• t SAtBt' ourttev, Et-en the ],resent6 a ree- f ani
- t
J -
nett i as o.> atne�oni}—ai er tri- i
���� �., APT Unit ed. States and Great Britain
Q" z -had imposed _o:i Spain a complete
oil embargo which has now• been
lifted. But the dtcisise factor is \ "
�_
the situation is the- growing con-
�
_ '�.
- � v}ction throughout Lurop a that � - "•'s
Germany has lost the war and that r
it. Allied t:ictory is inevitahlc. It -
_` is thii conviction which induced Busy helping to pile up the production of
Franco not only to drop out o'f Ilit- weapons,dreaming about peacetime recon..
ler's self-proclaiuted crusade against, ttruction, we and our follow-workers feel- -
- f. ;he- that every dollar lent now is ton taine, more
tory' Bonds—double what x threat of the German legions sta- valuable than in ten months from now.
a " bought Iasi year:"end that tio.ned along the 'Spanish border. The hour of reckoning is at hand
'doesn't
Once again it has been de nionstra-
doesn t make me any here, ed tliat.power.is ate.ntvn.best pro- in your share of bullets for the final blow:
either.. There will be lots of pakanda, able to overcome many a
time to-buy-the-things-Mother ideolo ical 'differences. Rut it nre sand is -
also a tri' te to the d pa- • a
I are doing-withmrt, once
tierce o. Allied diplomacy that the es
we lick Hitler,and Bill's back present r-esult could be brought: oCe
home again if. he comes- "about without thema outright,break
with Fraitro demanded by a min
back Until then,I'tn putting
ority t-dlicli s'ecros to liold that the . fi, 9
V I C T 0
-1i do. *, Potent Factors
Z actor first. W hat else would
Y more e: emies the better,
/bYrt
K@@P buying :The Turkish t:nd �ani,<h actions
:- .,:v�eroRJ �aI►�/s in far Allied plugging the fast holes _
in the Allied blockade--with
Germany.
' 'no'w = 'copirtmted "-n•ith ° steadily - +:
r .a,'° o, shrinking resources at a tinie when ----
the Allied air war is steadily in= "'�'•. s` `;"
creasing' her requiremeftfs. And
- these activities shouid put consider- ' SHOE COMPANY OF CAIWAC•A. LkN14IE0
+� able force behititi the'Allied cfforbWawa, Onkri0
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Classified Advt's PICEERING DILLS n, •-• :B x! :M. R AOF
--insurance of all Kinds, _
For Rent -- brick house, on a farm, GROWING MASH . •
_8 rooms, water, electric, and if de- 16th Year as
ib ;Cho"'], Alton" Road, Rouge Hill, . Insurance Adviser
Ont, Apply Mike Boychyn, R. R. 2, Start the Pig Address :!Phone
_ 155 Brougham, Ont Firk 5 R 22
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il. tut. Awe. Toronto. 36'3 -•Right, On'
--FOR SALE: -- sows„ pigs, bred sows,
:.weaners and shoats, at- all times. ;? .mak., .;t �r;.: rs6 °�°�
Paddick, Dunbanton. 40 NOTIC=Pig_ Starter ; _ -
West 'Hill ' _
Wor Sale -- 2 tiew bungalows, 5 e 'I�w�Ov /
acres beat garden.land, young fruit DLUCOur truoks pass your wap every
day
trees, asparagus etc- Will alvauc. PICKERING._ ONT. 'Y _
:' Reasonable. Good down payment re- �• CQAL, �'O�•. rti
°gnired. I¢nmediate possession, R. _____-WE DELIVER
Stapley, Manse Road, west Hill. WOOD} CEMENT,
Bray has chicks in some breeds; for:
ANW. Other 7�pepd_ .1-41- mob. AEk AM, as19-ANT)s GRAVEL
s Aso have. score started} pullets in, -
brooders, Save time, feed. Get eggs '■II(� '
r UR
-- = -- will YOU
i :. :..quicker, with these. Order sun=e -
-heavy cockerels now. Agents: D, - — BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
�r N. Lockwood, Pickering, and How. tip
` .Shier, R. R. 2, P'iokerikig. THEATRE ' also looal�oartage workk, _'5.For Sale -- I, H. C. Dump truck, We havealso Qlaeed iq stock a foil s a s
p Rugby du. truck, 7-Passenger , �
airsick suitable for war workers. UT
'VCTHIT33'S� LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING
See Mr. Bourne, Bourne Gravel Pit, `_ COMPANY F'EEI}S
Brock Road, Pickering.
Healthfully ,Air-conditioned
For Sale ---Clover and Timothy seed A W NiITCHELI.
at hot 23 Con. 5, Pickering. Oscar THURSDAY, FBI., SATURDAY - will YOU
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Carter, Pick. 14R4. MAY 1!,- 12 and 13 Pick6ring, Ont. -
n.-._Wanted -•A Pontiac Sedan. Call Two 9hoa►s at 7 and 9 p. m. y
+36812 Pickering, Phones Yards 74: Res. 65W
a Saturday Matinee at 1.30.
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- Grd of Thanks Higher and Higher ,'A. E. R104ARDSONBUY CTORY -
I wish to thank the members of btchele Morgan and Jack Haley GEN ESR A L INSURANCE
the Broughogn and Clarurnont. Fire,
Brigades for their kindness andFrank 'Sinatra Leon Errol REAL ESTATE -
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promptness, shown when they. so --- _. _... . -- CONVEY'ANCING --- -
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willingly responded to a fire call at -
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"• say Vie, an Sunday, April 30,• at MONDAY, Til h:SDAY,, WED*i'SDY. As old established agency, ready( - --
Green River. to serve. \
William Pugh
MAY 15, 16 and 17 Phone, Pickering 60
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~Mr. Arthur May anel parents wis ---- '
to thank the kind iri.wh. rreighbars, you , were Were CY R tL E. M O FR LEY
pallbearers and those who so kindly -
provided cars, for their '^any acts -
ot kindness, expressions of sympathy
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and eondoleace, and foi' their beaut- __, ew r Lovelier'4#2,1 4nepal
-- _ - -- - --
tiiase of their rxeint-bereavement. • Fred Astaire lilts Ilayworih z ,NSU R/4NC E
+ +t• with Adolphe'yfenjou - r~- �•b
. We wish'tn extend sincere'thanks _ Also An Added Attraction
,and appreciation for the many k nd- H � PICK*
z tresses. m_ .$ages of
love ani 'under- "P _ _ -
stasiuliriA, and beautiful flora: o?f- Find ' The �
erings fvin'our many friends rel-
br' I •-�r-
ghbors and relativzs-tendered.der= Blkmailer NOW
VA
ug the, sudden illness and death of
our dear father. We also thank Rev. - •r" A%
I. Ekennedy - for his -consoling Jerome Cowan Faye Emerson _:� s the t*w to start taking
words. Gene Lockhart that REXALL SPRItiG.,Tome „
The termly of the late J. H. Holtby
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Blood Purifier
To sty many friends, -neighbors _
FRI.,' SATL RD
THURSDAY, Sarsaparilla Tonic
and organizations, I take this opp= .
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ortmity o{ exPressiag.-ing._aincere --__SAY 1Wtg and 201em$_E:tract of JCod Liver 011-
appreciation and thanks for their O
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Prncess -
cnany thoughtful enyuines, gifts and Fortified with Vitamin D•ourke
49 'R
�, , csille during- my' �or)g illness. J .. ,
Reg. Kennedy Beef, wine and Iran
s5.uquriunj 'lgn:H puelll.ieHaa •alwllOIIre n''Liver and -Bone Marrow Tonic
'NOTICE T(1 CREDITORS Maple Leaf ji ue AIL
�r Profeilsional Pride is ��++pp rr� -
+ Yota Guarantee._ PICi1 GL�lI ti g
�+
I ? AND OTHERS J. S.. BALSDONe '
-Insurance r- _+ THE. REXALL STORE
Iii---the Estate of 14idney Charted- _ Q-e--- --
Tondin, Farmer. Decea»ed 7. R. Soyer Phm. liv
ALL PERSONS ha%ir.g clal.his-a
_ •• • ,—Those, Pick 68 _
gainst the Estate of Sidney. Charles Cheap Rates for Farm and :Country
! Tomlin tate, f- the Toawnshi}r of Building t4
i Pickering, r.h�a died ,,.i �,r about the Windstorm Inisurance on BuNdirigs :. -i lamers ■ �nta��0
h 1'•1 ar: .iotlficd
11th day of _fare 1, s
: e �`'induirlls, Silos etc.
,�•„ sen.i to t!i d.r:ifirrdl full. per- A ,Autoawbi'e Insurance of - -
•s og th ir';ela:r•.•:a dull•. ver-• �� •%� � ,. WE PAY TORONTO PRICES AT WHITBY, YOUR .HOME .MABK�•T
ifie� •on•.sir b2f_ore the l;tri.day. of All !yids �. c
June, 1944, aft- wh'c,h d.;i•. t• . =�Vr.te or 1'hQne -E13G.7
assets of tlie•?,+i�j l a:a u!!'. b^ ► CALVES
distriouted ir.3ng f!'e .Pei-sons; . Oman ' & Rowe CALVES --LAMS
titled thereto, hay.i i:�;} rl;
to clai,iis t'"P.i.rer• v_di a 't'ne' Fa - iVHITBY ONTARIO -- - - A-N.11 ALL KINDS OF -- - -
ecutor of the :aid c tate u ' ~.ot b7, _ ---
liable to an,. per, n of .�„i cls ,i :� - i au,�try,�b'3th live arrd dressed
he shall no; ilien is ;4 ;,,lie,
Dated at -Toronto, �t i i .r ay -
May. A n. 1511 - .
xc)Rit_►1 «�i}.F�O\, F;arrisler 1:,. Qira•;o,:.,, it `,; �'_ i - - PVTvicso,er rrAsr Get Our prices on Live flicks
etc., 465 Bay Sireet, Toronto 2. u'..., to ,r¢tns:er, Xi
Ontario, Executa,r of the said' E,- l:•.dFrtai ug rd i'ur i• i bus- `_
tate. les= +� Mr. itis " I ac',�e, . - ��, �� V►` FA RINZS
has b.,n 'ca•ia',Aled ti�..h' coon= ]PIC J
pletn _
T ,
� Bge; but it is a ee tui }.'ens- L I IVI.ITED
.:i, to .aka n: that lir. - - F-
} ON
c�-.ac hie is renia; .:ng j
assNt'me in-*the, active 'than- -Benght and Sold
\\� j WH1T8Y ONT. PHONE WHIBTY sae .
'• ' agerzenl~
� ;i'Ir. '1VIcF:achnie resides on Used•Clotliitng - Sterilized, clean-
the pre.lies and I am sure ed and pressed like new. Cady a
•C everyone will find their needs ' lar tock .o hi b class . suits,targe s f g -
/ • ��� •, taken care of with un •overcoats and pants. Also s good
failing } M21F ' 19110IR C()-d
1 enric -
a
wrindbreakers, and gents' furnish le
C. A. S�TERRITT Ings at very reasonable pncea. Call .. . -LIMITED C a`
ind be convinced.
fir/ Sane Schwartz _"Scarboro Junction
I, �i Pickering, Ont. 21 Bond Str. west. Oshawa -
t• I ITELEPHOZTES —Howard M7 and Searboro
7.
Baugh and est�ed Lumber MiUwask
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gash Doors &:Ms.
uterior Trim ]douldings
j a Soft and gard*ood Flo+ling• -
' r r W inch Iaalated SidingIaD�
r _ • .�^ !*sIIboarde Rock Lath 1
Ampbaft • PAU Roo!!eg
_ J P ; . 8arclsp Til•
,Eat Atpe
The - SILK'5 MARKET . '.°'` Wim' apt' z "' o
` - XARTJX-SENOUR lop p. 46 FUM F . PAM AVICTORY GRILL �.. 6_ Phone Pickering 24
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