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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_02_02�.•Y- f "K71:9. .:. •.'.: ... .- Y ". >. ..:.. • .e .. :. :. . b.' W7 Nr • iM ' '.� Gua .., ._.. . :... ,. ... .,... . ..au +... _..: .._ «.'. '.. > :. - "�.' .:t '.. :.t. .. d. •. t•'n 'tet._. 'v"iv r. _ r ^r �.{•. ..'J.�•i' y. wW1� T 1', fix, «•..... ,' ...,,Y 'Y .. ...: tr. �.': i., .. •� _ J•:.T,.. .. '. '•.:. �. •.. . ,.: •,:s:; ." ✓, . •ion YT' 5 : ,,._ t!: :•'i:rli.'.°.' ,. wo a a ... a t •r c t -.. ..... .. _ .. '. .. _ - a, _ .. .• - ani" r'w .. �. '.. ,^7!�'• ICHERING,, ONT., FRIDAY, FE B. 2- 10 .� o. ering Rotas .R�oklasuII� _ Schedule - - hiss at ` �S Urday, .r -- remHike in To • "b _ A i Holoday, Nebriiary Milt, --•— - - Library --- -- — 1 $g$ Will resect on Public - `---' SStutrd�► at 1.00 p. ma. in the Municipal Bldg. The Pickering Public Field i r as meeting an Monday .ev- Catnip Borden over the week=end A big day's program is planned for of gollersibusiness. exhig and unfortAsatesly there was. " visiting her husband who is in hos- Vds Saturday an the eller micro -- - L. T. Johastony .Clerk a very small attendance. Mr. L. M• pital there, now sniferiag-the third slrlid ' m in the foreaoog, _hockey, — Worleyectad = `' He re. in the after Pldtering Real Crow 8. " ' maim in hospital for some weeks t►oae asci Nutting to music aga44s is !Mies Edith' Murray, in her Libtar yet. Howard would have been over - the evaaing -- al9 of course, with Red Cross Manthiy Meeting" an !an's Report, diodosed that the lib- seas today had he not bees confin- weathes Permitting.' Skabng adous*- Wanday afternoon, February 5, at .rary circulations for 1944 was 4896,ed to hospital, h b` mid d 10 cents. You aider folk 8.89 i%L the , Red Crow Rooms. an increase of 186 over the paevious '� C. A. Sterritt is cilli, turning somal ;1 lsissr have hot been on. skates for 2i year. There was an increase of 3h9 )painfully fractured ribs, received in Y Yeats or so, come on down, txV tlYesa is adult futon readers, and an in- a fall recoatl Netthe!#' . of _Lies. � Brace. Eastva, at y ► �, out again --,it's 'fay. crease of 806 m juvenile fiction. Tete Broughair, VANARlied is Soes." 4• Stepp Cafik has Just rea• G. L T. Activitaaa decrease showed m adult and jun- -- vRoa+d-that ' exile non-fikio- with 8?4 legs read- has been fa . wtso far four and By BOJ B Trooper o G H nephew era than -the previous ytear. Maga case. half years on 3ervire, has been �^ of lues. Bruce Easton; was woundAd' mine .readers also sbwxed a decrease traaalerred to Bei in Holland, according to word ter- g'itun,' and, that. her The regular meeting of t]te. C, G son Jack is off for the Wlest Coast„ L T. was held' in the school,. and eived here sreasudy. He was wound- of .105 readers. opened with the Opoub3g Ex rdaw ed an Jasmary . 8, but the cadent o1 There L a decrease of 9 m4saaber- � <'�'' Mrs. Calik now has live members a! The $sesetsry and re- the wounds are act lmbwn at pees- APs, ih ea mpar*n with 1948. 91 bar family hs the Se rpices. cart. Adult members and 8 juvewle mean ileac Marjorie White and frb" Potts were given and Mrs. be:. W gave as In a letter to lens. F.astoo neeent- sleeking a total of 94 paid ancon- Agnea Porter, of Toronto, were atGGWS ""Horne Nuss:bag`. The business was ly be told how he and three comp- Mesa: There fi as increase to acbooi the fowaWs home here over Sunday. - `! list 41scuesorL This was followed bs sumacs had been on pmtM in Holl- Modern Teas' at ?, mating a V. O+ RaTstesod �• RCAF Donald Wade b expected hoary NW one day- betweean Chris mas sad tom of 134 readers. They are div- Arfsosmeeaserst was made a few days froaa the 0auma Hospital this week, - n and a singmeedm and agar- New Year's. They were troveuing ago yon following his recently sear fatat as>tother enjoyable meetiflg was dos- •� �: • �7 �• ���� of the appointment or Raymond f �I is sear armoured oar, When it skidded 41, Seniors 87 and High School 29. Andrew, Pickering to the cowmisa- accident.. t end with the singing of `Taps"'• and went over a dyke into the Vat- 346 Boole were added-•% the lib- toned rank of Pilot Officer - on the Mrs. Ray Cafik, who has beet at itotariaas HesW Ladies' Night er., Trpr. Holmberg rescued his pals rar9 during 1844....31b by purchase Heid. Ray is the youngest sun• of home here with her pasentu, Mr. And iD*Utiaaei an pegs 4 continued can pads 4 Mrs. Andrew and the late Fred J. Mrs. LeGard since Inst SpA niber, a of Pickering Rotary- *=trew, Pickering. held what is lilcrly to be their Asn -Annual Meeting St. Andrew's Pres- Receives Acclamation as E'rogresdve- thisll R. ,Tenldnson was able ta►' sinal Ladrsess' Night, on Tuesday ew- >�teriaa CLurei� P'lekerias Cegsservati�e Candidate, Tuesday whoa d�mar was served by o r S be oat -of -doors this week, Mrt flndr the members o! the W. A: of the Tie d aneeting of SL _ The first stir in the preparation g e • ea it very tiring. Continued rest will ' 'United Church4 In the baveaent of MW Presbyterian'Church, was held Ifor the coming Federal Election. SF- _ restore the usually active, that building. an Monday e��g, January 29. An was made on Tuesday eventing. at MIDGET LEAGUra - Mr. Jes:r..nssoa to his usual ;,e!:. The Pickering Rotary teem were Cecil Lockwood underwent . an ' Forty-two Persdaas were served, aceoWA of the roads baling bj Whitby, when the local Progressive- op . Progressive - them being only about four couples, the atte-dance was �•. ' Conservative' Assmiatiom elected defeated 2-1 Last Friday night when oration for appendicitis at the Oak - peasant owing to impaseabie All they. opposed Konen Box Factory at •aura fioepital 1 Reek -end., A num- Not organisations _ of the charth re. Major Jaeies -Marian, . of Port the Wthitb arena. Pickering led 'he reads. A vert mice dinner was served ported an encouraging year's world Perry' as their Candidate in the corn• y ber of adhesions were discovered � sad egjoysd by the .guests . Peng- � each., in turn, reported.subustant,• . AlS Feederal- Elections, . Bane for $ time, when , Walter which will snare his stay in hospital �. ��y Prepared, followed the iai financial bsylanem Rev. Marshall . Major McBrie14 its, civil life arae Pearson scored fur the locals on. a' lcager than Is usual with_ the'simpie vw • .a dinner. W. lneaeard Rspher had solo plan. ,operation lbtsniseer, spoke on. the work of � the �'� days, a recognized presrsis- btiara, of Whitbyr scored their art Micheli i9 haul- ins worries s m asked by Pre016101t .Blas. 209*' congregation, and 9ng I oung lawyer, w grad of g epi branches of the neuter andsaid versity. Montreal. is thePlay and the just ue ss us, on, origin bei of his mimic Wbrona-Vuill cornbinatiow wok the sting in the States, is being felt - popt7s from Osh �y were all doing •splendid. work, son � an Ontario County Pioneer y�. awa....several had been looked f9r, .in all the reportsreports--presented at this faQsily, whooe father rouse the 4te game for Whitby for their second here too. Labor troubles and labor mat owing to the very sudden death Ma'.tin. Sir Jas. McSrien is :vrell goal. Pickering played a goad ganse shortage simply does not permit' the in the isaAlter neat was noticeable I as the score of this game and foitn� cosi to be moved. Tums rtation, is — - �ot ]FEt•. Richer, early Monday •morn- meeting. Alter thre.buaisew o! 'the on his way in a premising career. er games indicates. �_ literally tied up. He has his orders.- • lag the Oshawa hospital, we were was concluded, ninon was Conning fresrrs a military family of ., . - faced for coal, but has no idea not privileged to bear this "prograssn. rervj,: and ther Board ffi several generations, he Was a stud- TOl'fiGST Pidawhng vs, Bnant0l?s when he is too receive -it. He has Mr. ' Russell did however locate s ent, and - sdinirer of his illuitrious . • • .• met for a few nainsstes, good number ferns Ajax in Mr. Dur father, and was active► in melitis T difficulty also reasoning wfth sane' ham in stroll guitar sad momh-or;s�n 1 circles belore the minae. With Can SATURDAY AFTERNOON GAHE on the spatter of deliveries. A hesv- meta, also three feels of good Plorth Piekeriag Rei Cross ado's entry into rises war, Major, AT PiCRDRING ily loaded coal truck will not rider_ We have just received information anion Pictures, one of which "The ' McBrien, (them a jutssor officer) on top of srsovP as will a ,Passenger Family ��", a h�ry of the Me- Following the report a week ago found that .he could hasten his ern- that then will be sass exhibition � that the 'collection for the IO -cent a game betw+eers PlcJderirsg Rotary send much off to do so fine ripped Laughlin Carriage Worts from Fits try into active field service by going equipment to pieces der•• rsT Week Club, Brooghmm, was lessened one of the teams they are playasg ing the past Clew' weeks. They deliver erussA beginning op Le the present ovLraeas .at- once. He enlisted with in the Midget League, here at the Gsn4W Motors, was gives- it's first thigh inelerssemt -weather, ecKUA• the famous Scots Guards, sad later all day and repair all night.- showing. butions have brought • the total up to local rink this Saturday, afternoon . traaafersed' to £hat fighting Irish at 2 o'dock. Tlse 'admission 25c. i5-00 with a mew mem" and 19c. This is your chaasce to see A unique �giasaber, was given' in Regis7seat,, the Euniskiliets Fusiliers, the �>��,es the presentation of an address bets still to be heard troser. Let us by theaebi keeping up the fam>Ely'trad-' your ilQere_tesan.' in .scop, so be the batesaatiaeal President of Rot- not who forget these Priemers of . Wes,, ition -or. -a " ". ge sure to Dome out Saturday 'after- Annual Meeting. PleAcering United ' any. which came to us iu' `record �a os, the food pastels from had displayed uraraual ability and f-lsarch, Wednesday, Feb. 7. '•' �< the Red Cross to sustain lue. While was rapidly noxa. form---twro . nxords, both si8so, re- Pidly Promoted incus his 'juin- . , • . • ..' . . the food K of vital ion up through the various stir- y HAOUGHAM HOCKEY The regular meeting of the W. A. produced on 'a . D I: L. wathiac� portanre+ • the ioz 'rank realization that they are :wt laevo- ` Mm Raatsefl les a mew nicely -e:- reeding ranks to that of Major. Brc)ugham play Whitby next Moa- of Pickering Unified Church Vai be yreetsed words 'e:osa�eyed the thanks doned to their late mtist he1P � A slumber of other nominations day, night,, at Wbitby. and again an held at the home of Mrs. H. T. Fall - of the ladies to the s -embers of the t° inarsg d° a little insider with hope J. were received, -but Fail imcnediatel Friday usight next at Uxbridge - vise,' on Titursdsy, February' 8, at xy dub for. their potseetainment o1 the in their hearts.. withdrew in favor of Major- .r =L- Mrs. muisim engContinued fa '. e. 1_ . \I • • • assisting* Word for Raft Brougham Bantams • (13 edn- Call Vsdentine"ax} -- - -- -_-- --- ___ - der) - defeated -Unionville at Union- P1iOPAGANDJI - _ . --' - - - t. r ars - Union- ville 'on Tueoda7 night 6-0. Our Francis de' fares P 's4 ' Sh : : bringissg evwn everythirsg within si:t blocict ? goal-tx>rsder the star of the gains. 1 N --- -- Bad., as the may be in the' leading city of the • Our 16 a7sd under team lost its a 'temporal possessions of the In the word of our title, F!mpaganda• we have a Third -Reich, there is ample evidence-that-co,nditions . ' . 'Same,. the same encoring,' to Uniwt- �P�y was the religious subject s term seldom used in, spyother than war -time. It is aye not what we thought then- to .be, .nor is there • pile 5-0. under discussion at the meetingof . s word of many uses ---weaning, --- the -propagation" thtber devastation as- has been. pictured for us, the a. Y. • O. on Sunday evenirsg at of anj faith, to teach, to dispel undesired publicity, ge We Apologize the Robinson home_ The histo ' Y, ports of civilian, activities being carried on in history of and #o'spread favourable or even unfavourable mews Berlin recently have caused us tb Leel .that the city Cowasi--\e�cmart the -Pa al. States was traced from.. r• - , -- - does not exactly "lie in ruins". --- Constantine in the early Fourth Cenr � During this war, greater use has been nnade"of' 'On Saturday afternoon lastsc+0ie ,of our local. cit- Duriing the pajt month two -,"re tury to the Emperor -Charlemange in ganda by both the Allied Nations 416d the enemy izens were greatly 'encouraged by the "bigt written bI the above parties were 774 --- and from the Eighth Century type head- . published, to the resent da' 4r%n even greater. exterl than ever before. Hove- lines" of one of our daily p • , we believed as- an accom= P y. The exercise of y papers, which read s4�me-' ' e r, we sometimes feel' that the agencies responsible tl, - » �m4atioii to each,'" on >)tiie matter" of independent temporal power by the P pug iitg like - Eastern, 'Front Collapses a^,d' Ws, a Rosebank Par) . -Pope is not essential to the exist- for the .preparation of ro ainda releases, enust r;4ear- to'• Berlin". We- hastened to the nearest radio suer of mile Churcr}i consider the -average man a simple-minded, gullible -for the next newscast. Nothing of this sort was even The publishers .are in receipt of a ,but it is In©cess- letter this week from Mir. Newman's a4y, or at .least very. advantageous.. sort of creature. There has always appeared 'to 'ns, alEntioned`. , , .Soviet troops were still 100 miles from for its welfare and free develo the belief that these "agencies'; felt sure they essasn- Berlin (but they have been travelling aince Saturday). solicitor which 'readds as follows: p - tamed O= lete eontrvl of the thou hts and "`•minds and• 'facia strong Y "In " your ' issue of the 12th instant menta -This .. independent territory P S g ng reaiatanee---these reports were a which is known today Of the people of ,tile nations they represented (this bit Prematsire and have been veryconfusing to an • you published on the first page, con T ass Vatican Y - '• S Y- tanttbd.on page 4, a letter t6 the ed- City - cmisprises --a very small area, con - Includes our. own). This condition even appeared to one attempting to record the daily movements of the not more then 110 acres. In this border that of a-snretseas of having fooled itt; people. .Allied Forces ---• but dailies publish khat is supplied• iter from Gerald P. Cowan, dated the --bat we are sure this has not always been the Dose• A few days 9th of January, 1945, We are in- area are''to be found the Vatican T y ago a U. S. citizen placed a sign out Palace, Museums Art Galleries, During the past two weeks, vie issue tacked part on his lawns stating "The'' War is Over", and when stru,oted by , 33r. Newt, an to request , e9, fcnlarly much of this" sort of thing. With. the sensst- , questioned b cit you to publish an apology in respect . I.nbx$r�ea, Observatory. and Gardens-,' N-tW y y police, he showed them copies of 3t. Peter's and flee reel ldital advance on the Fastens front by oar Soviet meric*m newspapers he had been keeping to- certain of the statements in the ghberin6 AlliP t since the' letter that are false amd defamatory buildings between the Basilica and . `. Allies, we have been bearing much of the terror first of tise war, and showed them, thy! by adding The while tone of the letter is cls- vials Vaticano. Besides thy4 . area, rdgnhrsg in Berlin ...« .other eanditions as they exist UP the digurea on German dread ao reported from day of 210 fes Berlin are also deogtiben% Ascot ;, tjsirteen other_ build+�k drug to: the reports 4o day, =' "Every wean,- woman and child, of: re -war• tamatory to, Mr. Nsmmsp. a�sd, fes • fed us during :the put dghteen�._swo�nths os,' the, act- Germany should now be Resting P �s � � City � Burne betong to particular, Mr. ' Newsman Would t the Cisturii send ivities of the Allied Air. Fesrces cois►sp at2entlats to the.follo state-. �. t¢ naernirsg like wti� _ Berlin sK+crse i there dto:atd have le en Atatbiag left of the t$4', '�e�r ��,,�ai>renis tit tbw h�ttfgr :whk�t a� b+si ta�iRal I�>1 �; � � u. .. r..... , .<.. .... .�' � Y. � .. - - '• ,ti '•I `. sad - 'y r' .. .. ..fes:.,A •J ,,• +"' 1. •' a .1 to f t u cindi 1y' G - 77, �M,- A Wiliness or o6d L % %• -C1 -MEC Illy 7 QWW"Ilftols-_ GWks imp rn� La2t Saturday VZA such a 10TAir — -Tie. Xtat climax of. this little • day--& day that was sood,.to be story will come on Monday night out fil I announced my intent• when another party 'convention is tion of walking to town. Partner being held and I haven't -a V. AIM 'M Aft• Ir o7a -laughed "You won't-yalk --very. doubt -the furtive glances and the - 7 -4-6-12. fiC." he. said. �'Why not?" I -la- condescension Will then be in re - a U U UMU 6 quired, verse. have you course � IIhay you forgotten it wasn't long before, 34W MAY TAYLORSpring • is just around the corder there's a political convention in I -had to think about getting'& —caake your -little "chickadee" me town today? There will be care ride . home. But with whom?' I oufflt she'll be proud of: Pattern by the dozen on the road!" really wasn't particular. Far be it 40", pert little frock. jauuity =pp. Sure enough I had, hardly left from me -to criticise or dislike any CHAPTZJt VU Pam was flushed; her Up treses, Pattern 4690 comes in childeds our owu=gate when -I was offered person on account of his party at Mark, standing, with' his hand *a bled a little but she forced a andIAL sizes 1, 4, 0,' 8, 10. 'SIX4 -6. dr4ft a ride. And I don't mind telling you creed. I think there is enough room ­tke back of his - chair, wan" "to "I'm gains ti meet tier now — I takee iY4 yards as -inch febris a" I was glad to accept it because in the world -for all of us. How- 41rike -him for 1L. He knew that is was on my way whoa--" she 4A eape, 1,V4 yards 54 -inch fabric. * I was carrying five dozen. ego -ever just as I was considering' taic- never before -1a his Ufa been not speak the name, "Syram Send twenty. cents (20c) in. coLua and already th46f were much -kg my chance -BiFiffie open road, accepted) (or at that mo- again. it -seemed unlucky — olve (stamps cannot be 11 saw a well-known team coming er murder than this pattern to Room 421, Ta Ads- heavier than when I left home. d Something hardened in him; got to so now I" She turned to didn't know my Samaritan driver along, box sleigh attached. It was had b*esi on the point of cod- Mark. "Couldn't someone call me a Wde' St West, Toronto. Print — and I didn't inquire *bet- 'our neighbour and a ride home plainly size, sianati address. style at all ion, of making a clean breast taxi?" she asked hurried*; "I'm -umber, her- he was. Liberal or Tory — in the open air. Suited me just film Jt to Paid, but Fosdick was I&e- conscience-stricken' when I think' L+allenge'- He stared back at him of Aunt L nn waitinel" it was enough for me that he was y Cheese was made• in some. form myself,' a g with* fury in his look: There was a "Ill get a taxi for you entleman and with a young boy or and kept it to help her into the along to satisfy the proprieties. other before the Christian eta 1�reathless ad of silence and Fos- Mark said promptly; he was mind- trxL He could' not tell her ther*.-. by Je*sL Greeks and Romans. ' 'ell's slow contemptuous smile, ad to leave her alone with his one-' In the street) We got to town, ands my good - d as a blow. Tho .young mans my; let Fosdick do his wort! 'Hawaiian Islands were. built 111 0 * She smiled at him from the vay- -ness. you wouldn't think there The. breath came, suddenly choking, his arnous depths of the checkered were any bada roads. in the country, up by volcanic action from a point hands clenched at his sides, he wan He left, them standing by the ta- black and yellow monster. "Youpre that it, judging by the number el about 16,000 feet below thi level hardly awtre of the girl, nor that ble, the girl trying- to make talk Pa M—S eyes turned , question,141y • plainly agitated; the old' -man's, coming to see me? Let me see—. rars• on the.. street. They were of the sca- one I'm home tomortoo, afternoon. fi" parked - from one end of town to holn to Ahe other. t1in.-clad-clad ba"ek still squarilly. I, o'clock. the other. But I had little time to 1V _E2 "'I'm an old friend of Horace By- an the retreating offender. CI.Xvigg W raza of Utica.' Mr. Fosdicles "Hang him?" Marli thought He had no right to go thus waste SO did "A7 dry Vul-. again. but he. had a right `to ' tell shopping,' had a cup of tea with a Maxwell House Coffee I had" hint of mockery in IL lently; "its like giving up — but don't remember the truth in his �owu way I ' He friend and - was then ready for seem to remeni yon, 6 can have his chance. Shea got This choice blend is ik, as — a Byram III to know; I've beta a sneak(" His merely, said, in a straijed voice, hone. "Fixe, toWorrow—it's not a fano- just as I got back to Main lbOV49fit by mole people Mark's white face defied him sheer rage at Fosdick did not hHad 'You know I'm not a Byrasn, Mr, him to own Iniquity. ... tion, is it?" Street. party satellites were coming than any Other brand of Fosdjck," he said In a low voice. Traffic was congested outside. .,She smiled radiantly, leaning for. away from the Town Hall. I went dly cont barrolled; -the- door, %a in the world. The. it - &book a -little and the doorman took quite a while ward, her hand on o0r, to an- into one of the stores to pick up with the passion that was choking to summon a taxi. It seemed in- swer• a f idck , I - An Purpose Grind mdu al! _J "Just. yofl. few parcels and -what -a __no one else I" terminable to Mark, wouderin got out of watching the passers-by types of coffee maker. how bad Fosdick was making- it. Then she was borne. away, and from, my hide-outt Old Fosdick cackled; the 'sound If I'd told myselil" be fumed. he knew she had no faintest hint Creech as '!WelL I deserve it it Was a of the Nqw. I wouldn't so so far W unmi thful as the startled awful thins he had to tell c c S retch of a frightened hen. But he black thing to dol" Tier. Suddenly be wished 'Fosdick to say I. C"N telt which of the 4 ventured no .farther; he saw the -"Hers'.it is, air# out of the new 'had done it people I saw were Conservatives. in Mark's'eye'; he turned his rate ones, tool" Liberals,. or C.C.F.'s. But I can ------- - *_ old —sh-awl-darm %Vil twe you it w Veli obviow led crinkingly at Pain. which ' were Foamervatives and be. * Mark 1'wung through the revolv- "How's your aunt; my dear?" which were not. It was downright on. ing door1r-9f the vestibule and mads 7u Bookshelf #sked dryly suggestively; his std- comical.' Any L other Saturday you his way toward the alcove. Fos- — excluding Mark from 'the would see farmer's in groups talk- nversation --seemed to say: deck's back was still there, turned jL-as you I.ing. as freely and easil his way, and Pam was Opposite, a tfil-&-_ -Saturday. ou're. in._bR4_c=__pa my child; —The Master Of Set -not Tittle flushed, a little ill it ease, he _411s hones!" .,There were groups of me The Mill 0' talking could see that. He felt a sickening' —yes—but 'thty ere alCin�� dread of the enlightened look the ..-Frederick ]FItilip'Grove "good- clothes and looking v yX might give iia but,, as he came I cry The brilliant Canadian author of pleased with •- themselves, and obs, Daily Bread has buill —anej. viously all of one party. Ps:esently Relieve Neurills..' up, she smiled. relief in her eyes.' "The taxi?" she.asked quick NeUralgio pain ry' tremely skilful novel - around the a man in. overalls ."It's waiting - for you.". Mark lit would come -widely differ' and' char - wanted , careers along, give the group he was pas - wanted -to tap Fosdick 'on the icters bf thr"enerations. of mill - shoulder sing. a furtive glance, accompanied and force him to turn, but owners whose fortunes grew swiftly lawyer managed, cleverly, by an almost imperceptible nod. the old with the •Frowth of Canada. Hit tiod would be returned by one to shake hands with Pam without There is the mean and ruthless Ar AF IF apparently Ar-parently seeing him at all. He equally perfunctory accompanied anied founder of the'- mill around who", by a glance at once self-conscious AMEMM��� was treating the young man like an grain elevators the town, becomes and condescending. It was as good offensive cockroach; to be. ignored. when . it could not be conveniently teeming city; his son who be. as a play to watch — and theii comes 'a senator and whose engin- You ."Will Enjoy Staying As efushed. players so unconscious of it all. uses N, seeing genius the. old man The red w The ST. REGIS Ho'fEL X:: as -staining Mark's V_ without k nod of thanks; and hit rORUNTO cheek as he, walked down the.room. -Then began the'trek out of town' with Pam. They 'did not speak, ta- grandson, 'Sir' Edmund, third -mast- —but I noticed it was. only . ilis • liv er of the mi'14 reared in luxury, er7 Keene 1,41th: eir and Ttlephose. bles were filled up) and, once or mpn in overalls who appear ed to who wields the immense power of ice they had to pass single file, be in any hurry. -The men who Double. 83.'A a&-, the..mill with his grandfather's real- -ii them, but he thought the Mir "dressed". were apparently 0 Go" Vook- Dining* AjO ftta-� istic uhscrupulousr;ess. Mr. Grove lug IFIXIttly. he .could. feel a change in uses with telling ease the,recollec- 'loath to. leave their buddies. -" he Sh6rbourne at CA*ov )utside the dow -at pped' The street was crowded -but tions of the aging senator, of Sir Tel. RA.. 4135 Edmund's wife ,'and of in outsider W a full, rounded'cture'built p� they Were alone. together, for all, to 'give Coulifis am danprm If nsg*W that. "I've got something to say' to up in much the -same way as is Qd Rdd UsWly... QUICKLY, REASANnY am Iftin. - a story that one hears! yon, he 'iaid'hoariely; "I suppose -by word of 1 mouth about an intriguing situation, Almod bumodkft You know -it?" -da Aspirin vrrttn H ea, ily many sided, which the people who She looked up at, that, bar eyes; WhyAwkileworksmAnt lived 'or watched it never -tire- of Nothing is more depres. 0401DI gravely perplexed. She shook her' discussing. I -aing than hindaches... Instantly! Yes, the head.Why suffer?_ Ltmbly's moment -you drop an "Didn't Fosdick. teil ?" The Matter of the •Mill ...'By - I Bronchial Ease will give instant relief you Aspirin Tablet In * glass 'No 1"' Broderick Philip' Grove The., I Lambly's isgood for ear - Macmillan Company of C�mada ... I ache, toothache, pains in of water it begin to die -They looked' at each other. Bit- zAntegrate. And that same quickoction, Price $3.25. back. stonisch, bowels. terness and'shame and'blind rage VOUGH SYRUP takes place in your stomach. Thus; af the 'old' lawyer - seemed suddenly AT ALL DRuGGimliSe LD -1 --you get retie( almost instantly. swept clean away; Mark only, knew Aspirin has proved Itsellf tkv4A MAU BY TH :.:Vnerations to be quick, effectiv%. that he Pawl 'Not A. New :Idea E LYMOIDS -ICADACNE 1110"IERS is t a -:0RICINMORS OF • "'Of course you saw that tome- -above A- dopmdablo.- That's wap Contour cultivation camadians have come to rely an this thing was—wrong?" ion is not new. She- gave im -a sweet, irtuir look, - some of -us. ma havesupposed, for few from pain Y.. -'Ame ;P headeebt - houldgial or neuritis. putting out her hand. "I thought comments the Kitchener Record, NA Now Xftlect head colds I *4 so mtm-t yourself fives coo he" was—horrid)" she cried 'warier= Consider this' contained in the They can cause much su- faing. A little Var-tro-nol In ersoh, third 3k%iliiny. just get a box of gelmine ly. writings 'of. Tho' as Jefferson, each nostri], wake fast 4&Wkb at ' di-tiggist!s today lisA _'Ne held 'her hand close a moment president of the United States: "We trouble J#t4o re. your leibw tim�tie directions. so -now plow horzontally fo�llowins.the ghiffy distrM Colds. Soothast Jr - MW No= PSM IIAT-AlLaap - LOOK cu, MLture of the hills and hollows A r Mile, Ala&a Sax of Ift on dead level, however crooked 'the powbas -'I left of 24#.00ss nw 2110 AM-airrrs makes breathing' Lines may be. Every furrow thus TRY UI Alm helps 606 fanny dwat MS= colds from acts as a reservoir to receive and b*.fg used in retain the 'Waters. Scarcely an ounce In 16410, 11 -comp- of soil is now carried away. In folder. MCKS d PIR1 N TA&LITS point of beauty nothing can exceed' A A 'that of our waving fine-:, and rows we is so emb IWO 110 -ding along the face of our hill 4 1 so Wo Alp* end, valleyp," The above item was J inuz 5-16" penned over a century itgo. till _1�1 L f . . .,, S '•.' .. - :; � . t 1 fr . J . -�w.;r �rV..i' vJUP , > �Nt Y+'. !' n.5�' .fv1.Y."• i. ,+. .'eY .'.C1, i 'n 1;s - .id h � Gi '.:Yt v9.'.� i1 W. a� .?-. �%.�1' $.� M. C '.,6�^..•. ., SS�....u�. G( Z. r'C+Wf}�"..°aX " . •��. rCr^•�1c.�:6^. +u/^+ '1w�.iv'?�t�. .: .t �-R-''-e4� „•Y; "'^,'+' .r.`�o-•' .e. ;r�;;.=i:'r, c°e ,'�,. .r ,,•'t :r_`..•.- ,•�•.. .,;r-,�•..�'-�'. r.;s..... �`�:r;.,,.n ss.,,;y�. ar.". awls. r f . . .,, S '•.' .. - :; � . t 1 fr . J . -�w.;r �rV..i' vJUP , > �Nt Y+'. !' n.5�' .fv1.Y."• i. ,+. .'eY .'.C1, i 'n 1;s - .id h � Gi '.:Yt v9.'.� i1 W. a� .?-. �%.�1' $.� M. C '.,6�^..•. ., SS�....u�. G( Z. r'C+Wf}�"..°aX " . •��. rCr^•�1c.�:6^. +u/^+ '1w�.iv'?�t�. .: .t �-R-''-e4� „•Y; "'^,'+' .r.`�o-•' .e. ;r�;;.=i:'r, c°e ,'�,. .r ,,•'t :r_`..•.- ,•�•.. .,;r-,�•..�'-�'. r.;s..... �`�:r;.,,.n ss.,,;y�. ar.". ... �'J -. l.• . - 2�1� R ..�; i�.. i ..J .. .. F••" .... :�e"k..'da C`:9�'t.-5. 'n '? 9: w. ., a. Bled Advt's ' w illO�t� Sed 1Finas t"ifoltiollla{iE ! aa�tni wrong wk>ret' our will be. the t1nlYCky One i _ Aneoussement of the .a,.Aa1 ate- • WAAM • Qac- opattairsg wads; . . • An -o observerIv- :'VK AI I'E Q 'N 8steke� pSiga for Lands has reached the Our new Conasadl ince a big oppor- (Nobody w4tes any letters when the DEAD HORSES AND CATTLS TeC :�midi' Barred Rnk �]d, iPresident, dicta. Survey,, the darts is tnQity to be'of better service to the Council does a good Job. We predict set' is Xarch 5-31, aired the Ojeetfiro �pai�• a day not leo tar distant. whoa the For free. plot up Phonematch et evaT Wedaesdatiy. r _g)gyry+; wry - tram as $11100. It is hoped that the scare About 99 percent of traffic nei�er taxpayers are going to mighty `'Pbms ,3 8 28. Alt om Rd. '& R, 9, members who canvassed so success- seems to sea the lights at Church glad. this towuship leas s surplus awd ;- i fully -last year, will dffer their ser- Street. At the present rate of travel 426 thoueaRsd to: bonds. Our Coaatdl- ��NT • •. , . , .. • . .._..tom 14 P20101UNG .: i.. .... ' - may 1• vices t5r this appeal. ^The Live Unita it is only a matter of time till a�a- men don't need say pity', bdt they're 60d ' ? forming this branch pili be notified Cher major accident happens. weno getting it from us am Ed. G `► . .. .. ass 1 or $ale - one set of light sleighs. about a is may' A .. . . itessoaabla L Robinson.Valley A6� ..sits-S14+ti Road, p��g, The Overseas ones, civ` we pep the pholne charges question of, how much work COMRIE �' + � ` 4 _ , Baba Clicks would have to be done and quantity - -.s . Bray Hatchery can give you Feb- o a sent UMBER GORDON YOUNG LTD f m C nt overseas b Cana- (�''� deliver on chicks and cocker- ��+, • : rY Y Y e Toronto Phone Ad. 8088 els in these breeds and .crosses: -- dre�ri rose later on, thinks It �' B. R,, W. L., N, H„ Iti S, x N, H,. ,is just a question o! transferring LIMITED rather than discontinuing at the L . W, H. 'x L. S., N, H, x B, R, They war's end", the role of Red Cross ;Scarboro. Junetlol i catch,e extra markets forTANLEY will be a big one in bringing Supp- Order now, even for Tater del - to to the, liberated countries. ' TELEPHONES Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336 rin ' or bomb- Lneltwood Milling - Baby Chicks f Chick livability, early' steady prod- uction. Hillside Chicks are bred for r these qualities. Get in touch wit agent, for prices, sad please order soon 'to Avoid. disappointaner.,t. Bd- �= cm.erhber early hatched' chicks get into production to. catch the* ' `.better markets for eggs and poul- try. Garry Xilks, Pickering. Men and .1'r omen `Watkins ,dealers- are making mare toda than ever befo En - 1 th;> NY -Y. S._ _has ,begun _. r hem making scheme for those who have lost everything. Bedding and blank- ets will' be needed ih quantities, al- ready 60,000 Caaadian Red Cross : patchwork quilts have been given. W_ X _13, for distriblition Last spring,. Trafalgar branch " (no, nota unit of ours) shipped 40 quilts. They were received by a Camadian Legion Hospital. in Scotland. In ap- pmciation, the-Aargest ward in the hos ital was ed T of l hough and Dressed Lumber Millwork ,Frames Sash Doors Screens Interior Trion Mouldin s Soft an Hardwood Flooring Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shingle Siding '-Wallboards Rock Lath, Cedar Shingles Asphalt Shingles ' Masonite Products Barclay Tile -'Rock Wool Insulation Cement and •Line Weeping Tile Sewer Pipe .MA.RTIN-SFNOt-.R 100 p, C. PURE PAINT cnoir,ey y re<, P nam r a gar. i ajClid�:C joy ,the security and benefits of af- The ?tiros Bullets, that bright 12- icL • 1 filiation with the OLDEST and the page magazine published by. the Onrt All. Stades Q� Be: C., Cedar Shingles �� ; 41 b. in the world. All sales records were Cross, is increasing in popnlari 5 n�d The News To That Bo In The'�k Short $ubjatis LARGEST COMPANY of its kind aro Division of the Canadian Red �/�� smashed in 1944 ----generous 1rusin- Last issue ran la 12,000.. distributed Claremont 1►Leat Service y-' yeas bonuses were paid to all Wiit- 'copies, It ie well illustrated and con- ,r MONDAY, TUES., 'WEDNEBDAT `' Inme Dealers. Get into business for tains haerestiug, authentic Wawa of IY,Lal"Ket / _ 9'LH911iPABY 5, 6 a's:d 7 .)►ourself on our capital in your home Red Cross activities, abd it is well Notice .ala ]t1�1 Conte nor adjacent locality. Suitable travel worth reading. Asir for it at the No. 1. Special and Casisstlereial twasatnatiosn Storm Oocyte sand Y _ outfit required -White now for fur Brougham Public idbrary. Copies y Meats -Sacra Sash -blade -to Orden Our. truck is in Dunbwten and Lel tlaer information to the J. R. Wa>r can be sent_ to interested members Asphalt at alt Shingles y kips Company, Dept O -P-16, 2177 anywhere, from 621 Jarvis St. Tor- vicinity every Tues„ and. Fri., and Rop RYetla ffs Masson St. Montreal.- onto b. _ .. will be glad to call on you. - starring JAMES, CAGN" •�— Dressed Poultry Bought �. Asphalt Sidings alae To The Editor - a .. f,n WW Hazards 83. Francis ie Sales Pariah, oan'td. A. J. SUMERLAND 'W,orW Is Action t N. rengioua discussion,. following which Dear Sir: ��- pet. a little nonsense was provided by . Much credit is due the four won - N Gordon Pierre >tiit08 Clarasnrak - the pmeeentation of two skits entit- en -and three cnen who worked .hard THURSDAY, >FSI; SATURDA? ' " 7- un- �7 9. �� . 11 Service .....Peter O Halloran ind .� > week digging out snow om Valley Farms Road, so that the Res: 8&T Pise+nes Ott. saw M& yy7Iy+ELE GOES ?O WAR {' Alvis Robison ac is the first; y 4 We Widt Your Attention and Eleanor . Michael and Jim McMorrow could get coal and feed for their y+�' in the second. animals after being shut in for the Business Edward G. Robinson past five week. The Pickering Conan- ]o'eeds . cil had been :shed many times to pDOI�� DOg, Dairy, *hole er ' INepbeir wounded asntiinued- .chop Western Grain, GsowiW from the icy clutches of the sea. He have the road cleared. but to no a- .:wm...�..url - vail. The only answer these* taxM - ;tJoaranteed R+lpalr Service 1 0 he for "eesis � ,g ,also told of hour the); spent Christ- , � ers received was -- that the equip- Mollaspes, Oil Cabe -Gln �tnas, and in part we quote: In Holl- j AA' hila or Modell iters, - sent was broken down. It seecas ton Bran, Shorts, l diiags cued they spend Christmas on Dec bad that ow f snow rons the tussis: these tax -payers have to a . = ember 6,. and as -we are in a small the is ARTHUR FIELD RQ+�g par>raaolsat NSgglag Palle •, fusers at the time, we "threw" a lit- dig It Asphalt Shingles, Rolled 'Rooljog, tie party forthe kids. We didn't all very well for the Council to PHONE 62 ,R 8 _ Wooden Shingles beat Frays the 'tamper Sold boast about time targe surptua of DICKERING, ONT. Wise 9'encia Steri F P - - - - -- =: chocolate bars and candy ration from money they have. a payers is - getting little benefit out of that the. canteen and out of our parcels money, which really' belongs to. _ encs oats Cement,Binder Harness Hardware $urge end Weeds' �1ttilkers IDstailed _ . Auction Salle i ' `` send put a few sardwiches and bars ��• . We are being told that this -fn a bag arnd had one each ' for the - -_r CATTLE Woods' Coolers - Tractor Oil has been an , exceptional winter but whole gang. We also had aChrist- is not the first winter that this ` the property of Claremont, Out 'wnas tree set up in a sort oz• hall in Vali Fawn Road had to be T. ZL`13RISRY ' ,has the town and we got all the kids ' ngo. ne o e vee. At the opening meeteng of the boys dressed up as s�nta Claus and ` , ; Green River_. = Sellers and 19.15 Council meeting, the. Road : drove in an arailoured car and the �w Supt. was authorized to employ -all Inds thought it was good; it Lot M and 83, Con. 6,. Pickering Twp. on No. 7 Highway, by school � a Atkinson reap Y g back crow retnoval9equipment possible to put..me in mind of. Christmas >gorne with all the gang'. open the roads. When we ask about 'told ;FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 2 . Phone Agin. tl►lW= ,tenff. z90 this equipment we are there is It was of course, since Christm none to be had.• We wander why? Holstein cow, due time of sale, 4 yrs Licensed That Trooper Holmberg was woulnd- Satre people seems 'to be able to Holstein heifer, due Apr. 21, 2' years rent bulldozers to clear their roads Black cow, due May 16 White due May 20; •3 Auctioneers and yet the Council cannot get any. cote, years Black cow; due May` 25, 3 years Efekering Public Library -- con'td. -..From hard-working anow-shoe- Holstein heifer, due time of sale 3 yr. :'Sales conducted anywhere. _ I 31 donated. Danora were: Pick- l ellers and taxpayers. red Holstein heifer, b June 16, 2 .yrs. Specializing in Farm Stock, "ening Rotary Club, Mrs. A. Baldwin, i _ '23, Holi3tein heifer, dote Feb. 20, 2 1-2 yrs. iture and Property Sales. . :'.Wornen's, Institute, Mrs. J. Bryant* -� Pickering, Jan. 1945, Holstein heifer, 16 months All Sales personally listed and advertised. - Louise Rorke and Miss Winona In. looking down any street in the Holstein heifer, 14 months Bias prepared and .Miss 4 `McEwen. 42 Adult and 80 juvenile village, one cannot but -notice the Holstein heifer, 14 months posted books have been. discarded. on Dec- changein the last 25 )ears* Only 1944, there was a total. the odd facnily residing in the same Red heifer, 20 months Red heifer, 20 months P - -.- -- rompt Service ,camber 31; . Red heifer, 18 months `..o .9477% ndnit books and 957 iuven= h5en'e. ;dile books on the library shelves. A •great, difference in the .number The Treasurer reported • a balance `. of children playing on the street - on hand of $26.52, - since the Rotary Rink got going -- The Library Board for 1945 ap- many, many thanks for same. ':pointed as this meeting: Mr. Joe. Quite a few ' sidewalks still not - ---- 8anigan, Mise Bernadette Robinson, sh6velled off. Several light bulbs `'Miss Louise Rorke, Mrs. R. Doble broken, - results of , snawbails by -_-- -Rev. M. R. Jeukinson, Rev.' E, .G, small boys. Robinson, Mr. Leslie Morley and One day recently seven snow ,plows :two new miembers: Messrs- M. 'S: 'travelling• both ways on the 'high- CChapman and Barry Murkar. way with only two touching the If7 Pickering Public Library has add- snow. A big waste of gas, rubber ed over 300 new books their . and time when so many roads op- shelves this year; ---» Take out s S ening onto the highway are full of membership an enjoy the reading I snow, and doctors send other ser _sour library affoo a. _ vices are unable to function. fi f ' 4 'WE PREACH "CMTST : Crucified" ,Coed„ _ ,�com&,g kgs u,t _ . AJAX BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Khlgdm and Plant Roads 1n S. S. No. 4 East) f Services at it 1►. 3L and it 7.30 P. AL. t • ' :8.00 A M. - Sunday School �19t�ary IFAby 86 .8." P. M. Young People's Fellowship Pastors Ret►. G. S. Simpsda 26 000P. st� Ajax Q a ,°1. -� . tic, ^. M ^ ,,,z :. Y f,c:.n •. ^.lit : �e ,,, r .�.. t..�.#�s"kr �"`-�e:s cess,�iJ+<•YL�J�Ld?�rF�a�L'a•+su.....rr..a??Y.%5Y"�,. �'rY d.'^.YJ,•..,:..,....s_.1:R:5,•... <.....w.vk�.,:. :acid.` fia3�4';+....,.,.irx.._rn?a:.� -a yes .Holstein bull, purebred Clyde mare, 6 years McCormick binder, 1st -class shape Several bushels spy appbes, $110 per bush. 10 c. allowed for ,return of hampers. Some time ago our intention was to raise young cows from the best tnot- hers. Help shortage makes us offer them for sale. Sale at 1.30 Terms Cash St nusss A. S. FARMER, auct. - PHONE 290 STOUFFVILLD' The World's News Seen 'Through TSE CRRISTIAN SCMCE MO_INMR • An Internatimal Daily Newspaper 1 is Truthful:-.Conmvedvr-Unbiased-Fre• from Sematiesal- iam; -Editorials Are Timely and his uctev and In Drily Feataew, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Mak• tos do Manian Ideal Newspaper fee the Home. • The C3u*dan Science Publishing Society s ''Ona, Norway Street, Boston, Mawachusette - Price $17-00 Yearly, or 01-00 a Month. Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. Iotroductocy Oder, 6 Saturday issues 23 Cana. K— Addt,r I r BAMPLB_ODPY ON REQUEST ". n• J s t4K r y±x�szSa 4r . cYi:uf�.,s:....:,.r95v...W 3...rrr.'*.ei ___ 6��e5aai.: R..i:,.d_•r..-.., .. vX..:kx..e.. n.....,.cY.„ ,__�..•. �::.�imsrce C. H.- TUCK. OPT. D. i)Plssrs7 Block, Opp p a Phoes 1610 . - iOSHAWA, Own C/.'%�l! .Cou�irt ear > . r '"Is In mr, bat rich de- sign we can furnish um mortals that win k please titimr every standlpoilnt. In dignity se our wwk will stand out thmugh the ages. ' No (Treater Tribute 8hsgeA 1, Road West N. W. STAFFORD Highway Mouamantal Rbrft P'h. 46A B1'hitbs Ont. ' .� n W '. k 'Y�.4 • 5n • � �'1•: .. "t:' -y '*;e1roS'$e • ,_R,. . a s'-..,.::-.': . r s..::,r, ;. - .. - .. - ': ... • .v,:x,.r v. .aw•.•„ •3 • .:o;1G•':°'x7 «. w;wr- .'? - �.„.ly.., ,,.,, ..n . ,.T-xe�'.`._.. i x^xr^i. ..: - •...._ .... r 'T T ; a� 3rbnw .. , t wh•? ., a,. .. , . ... ,t.. ,x, .-::.... ... .". ,.,.::' .. - •_v-:-' ::r ?.'x . a �r Y -."wr 2n ' asp+ •.•:moi ''�h «.. .-� .^ '. 1 :..�.: m "war .. ,—f....-:. _. _�. ....� ....._.. ...._....�.:,_--,. -^s�_ :.e-�',:. ,,.�r:'',y. ,fir-`%y..ysa .P•.;is...,. 7 .,: •by s:ts�� P'7a,+aF v.Ty.•L1'!^ ;,i.+C--". •�- s'":r?, . .,,a♦`J: ..,e .:• --.^.,;, •:..,;, :.: ,.��.. ... _. ....,. •—x^•*;._, �+}v, � <. .:t`r ��- c :!„"f�'`� :,'ya„ r.`'h•;s&,- .'�'�°`••'` "`�, .'> .s+.: r..... •.., ... .. •,'.,... ,:, ... „.,n °,♦. „sy k.•`c•„` ''"L. a..'� ,a. -. '..� %r•+a r4 .a ,.� ,3. r,i '., .`.;a' - .'..r .a.. 3• .n„x•. ;e�.;se�' 4.,�,;,¢.. ...rv:s•#.w,.,,s,.. � '..r.?�4's4 ,,. .-�1 �.> .i.. ".e..k.''?` 'c,. w. t• :.:... x�'.,-" �'z?S:"��;r � r ,S. ,.a•'. y � Zlu'LAREMONT�;r.. eraser at tine beetle Ire. and lErs. l[rs. Cbrlas . _.. Milton Pegg on Friday �sveoRag, Wednesday. of last wroek, it was dao- ” ence, eft: � est which February 2, _ Tonight.. Ca Acted to ' hold anotbw bazaar this tktent". eon the .. Bed Crop quilts, lotting nerd saw• ccsniag autumn, The . Quilt Caaomgt• Needless to f'+ FO., Ilea LoyRt of tate RCAF, at know Hurray Hieb has bees able lag are the order of thin day. Titers tee reported that the my we. still joyed vo Mountain, rww spent the week -end to write his mother two letters stow is plea}ty der to. do. Are you doing � y had Bnished much a visit trona an old sckli with'hia family here. he was so seriously wounded. Let- - Quilts, one of them going to ,to ber, ellbo has not been baeld,! Mr. and-- itis. Thos. Cooties, of tless have been received here from the Fred Victor Mission, of Toros- our town for 88 years. Tzbridge; Ms. aad_Mrs, Jag. Coates his brother Lloyd, the past wwk. - to. Five boxes of fruit weg* sent of Toronto and W. sad Mrs, Dave These- boys growing up among urs � out to 'the sick durliag the aionth. Cewa o-Newnuy Continued coates, of Salem, spolrt the weep are of much interest to the villagae . tidl The Roll Call was atwwered by a end with Mrs. John Coates. people- Their tnothe r has the symp- New .Year �a Resolution The . bad letters in question, the subject m Grant _ Taslor, who was operated achy of ail, in her anxiety. "Don't fRRx a me in is a so rev.. ids ,slowed fir, and the different '� =ion last week for app, is at Xr. and -Mrs. Wil! � Hicln of Clpre- eras of us have been there be' cal ten ememberes contained therein, Although � home again and recovering nicely. wont visited Mr. and . Mrs Burrows week. O m s'�°g this ins 3' ere ' of fire ,paper and � �UW The:_Mieuses. Gladys axed dean Mar- on Sunday. lost. ( h, Y gosh, has that song tfiree children out. A 'pot-luc>r sup- they were published. over the esttQ' ' 'ley, daughters of Mr. and : Mrs. Fred People living on the highway have 'reached AuWley too ., Ed.), per brought a vefy pleasant evening k Gordon West paid' a visit to his. ',to a close. tutee the authors of 'the' to ``Morley, Here, arrived home on Mon- the advantage over those on, the sides relatives here last week, _ > tom, and were done. so as, (we fell day, from Nova Scotia. They are roads and concessions, Farmers are 'both "Wrens'' will; the RCN". transporting their ¢nflk by sleigh to Several of our people have had an a accams:nodation, The fast tis Regular church services will ' be aneet the milk trucks- on cleared sole throats and colds lately. Editor Meets School Teacher'of sccne of "the atatem,nts contained: I !held in the Baptist Church , next Sun= roads School had to be clod _" y these letters have _ turcted._out. to ,j t-YY-a:nxsd-'t:3�-F: , co is u�ncomfortabie, but because of the @$e and defamatory L�fmrtallan snow banks. Even our r quite r�7mtly really ,' an were p i iniuooeratl Mgr. and Mrs. Al. Robinson went to healthy commlmirty. hoc l remoain a e ors our part, and beocones soothe g to - : .-Hamilton on Sunday. They took Mrs 1 pupils had to t enjoyed visit frown one who cam high sc a 'Harold Jarvis to her. homy to Cale- - home. Into, the: New office, - askiing for case of the publisher being the 1i Church News .. _ nceent-`� at" . ly Lit Winter a n a ort s e go and vidian. e i air congregation was present Course at the O. A. C.. at. Guelph was met face to facie with her for- .� . If these statEcne�nts are, as the $er father- Mr. Bert �Iaittte. Bits. to hear Rev. I. E. liennedj's earnest P I are said. to be defamatory, :Jarvis'' daughter, a imember of the address ,on "The Bible and How to last week-, mer pupil ---mor. did he recognize his we mol CW.kc came back with Mr: and Mrs. Use 'it." Next, Sunday he w-111 s ask The tow+nship truck_ broke do_wn__on_ former. teacher, But oa her saying,illy apologize. This�ublicat[e - e j sayer a vital aY as at Fred Fuckria's gate. "You- d -c - >rarrie`niber lie, I =useson many occasions voiced lig grandfather: �• subjects'eneet.'with a response in tine With the snow so haFd, a bull our i teach you at school here", .we im- inteiit of .refraining from p�� hearts of hearers, is the only cure. i rnediat-ely recognized the former anything designed to inPue _ hin Claremont Rink ?Feeds More 'Water • * • Dairymen have had a real struggle rs. McKeown, of red by gnAny as Attempts were made Iasi week to Ruth Doyle 'sow M though considered The Adult attendance at Straday getting t g' I Montreal. news matter -- we have ` flood the rink in the park, but the S be milk+ to the pick-up . proven,.oa School is good, but .the attendance trucks. The. Ed. has am Attendance Record stand on ,many occasions, -well went dry. This io ratherunfor- haul of children .could be improved , The old book of the year 1906, which shows —_ tLmate for it is not ear} .. to haul , , groutndhog,, when he comes . o3i the roll such. names as water to the Claremont rink, 'as it The Young People held a meet' °� this year will be expected. to (and if s is in ,some other parts of the toK�n- Shy evening at the home ' develop a spring complex any of you fellows read this. you will C. CiD�"i •- + ►_i Miss Dorothy Hariock. - know.what fun we had Art. „ . s r Audley W. A. Annual Meeting Bundy, Clare'nce Rogers, Ray Brok- FUNTRAL DIREt,TOat . Mail Couriers In Trouble lye e, Thomas. Norton, wee' in aft enshire, Joe Clark, Bill Murkar, Private Ambulance The local mail couriers are still .endance at the Presbyterial T Audit' Woanan a Association Fred Bunting,: Kenneth Gordan, Ew- ' Pleas Mur, t� se t yterial ssleetiag recently held their, an, meeting art Gordon, Camnen Gordon, and ]Ialvpa deliveries. Fracas day to say they and elected their ' officers for 1945. the rest of the class. Awe ming to "nee how far thea -Happy Circle Mission Band _ These are: Hon. PreWdems. Mrs. Miss Doyle came to Pickering in The Happy Circle Mission Band William Squire Ansi her sister, Miss 1901 And left for the West 1h 1906, 1liiet�'kha , on held their Jan Mary A. PucWin. President, Mrs. Tbonas Paterson Pas4es wry meeting at the MSra. where. alta was married. Her hue - 'Mrs. Thomas- Paterson school under this leadership of Miss Bert Guthrie, dice-Presi�t Mrs. bald died scone ears ago. Ser son 1?m ■" Helen Malcolm. The election of orf- Arch. Bell, Sec y g ' ! 'way lafe Saturday; •at the hm* of rptary Mrs,. Charles before the war left for New York to Harold �iook s Mr daughter, Clarence Pon- accts -- President, Frances Fallows, Clemence, Treasurer Mrs. Geo take a Course in Engineering, and Vice -President, Dorothy Bayles, Puckrizi, Correa Secretary � Belly, of Brooklin. She had been ill Treasurer, ponding Secretary oras called by flue American - 9eczaetary, 1kLarson Carter, for some years, but only seriously Marjory Wado P� Sam Mrs.,Charles Puckria. Pianists: Mrs. draft board, and is'now a paratroop- 5C $I-00 Sto ri 4uring the past two weeks. She was gym Maus, pGroup Leaders: gear., R. E. Hedge wA Mrs. Arch Bell, er- her P- datughter, wham site accom ' her 71st yam• base Maus, Aaau, Barclay, J:leaaor Flower Corot lute,: >Mfis, Fres Puck- astaied left for the Royal Victorian We have a stew sbipmea! of A1ie+sdj Of Scbttish descent, she was born Beer, Evelyn Wbodwrard. rias• MTS• Wm.' Guthrie; Hors. Will- Hoispital in Montreal, to train., _ have taken ata aperttment in that city ' . V -d— Creek, east of (Urnmant, the daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Smith. Reeoa+d Aaittter at Bron ' .and Mrs. Linton, - M. A. and TglwetiYsiaubio :p'eei � Tiisg ed She attended Cedar C:+eek school: itaastt and will remain there till the comp -- She later aoarried Therms Paterson, Erol Mute has ane anew-, Red Cross Mrs. Gard, Winter. Jetion of the Course,. then return to �laren�Ott�, .. ,i��te� Al- and segued into the village where her who may have established goal,- At $he regular mestog held at the theif homes in the Foothills of Al - they have resided eves since. Her thing of a record in the matter of kuitLiag.. She is Mn. Chas, Burrows _ _iMauaband, far many years as expert whose achievement during the last .vrood-craftsman in this village page- two years is as follows: for the Red , Mrd away lent July. r sea roc 16 Red' Cross: 17 pair seamen's ton Up mail ten years ago, Mrs. Pat- stockings, 34 a .. arson was quite active in the local long-sleeved round -necked sweaters, _ -_ baptist Church, holding anany- off- - - ices in the different societies. ' b pultwvers, a lady's- cardigan, In She is survived b her da hter, . addition, she knitted the following 'The re- TALKING ABOUT .'s se ` ��t�i� y Q8 for family, sad friends: 22 psi; sol,, - --stud two brothers: William and; Al- - _ wander, in the West, 4 pair stockistgs; 9 pair gloves and 14 pullovem and sweat The funeral service was fieldniers, a _ Tuft"y tom W reirl of h9rA reminder -- ifyou have daughter, with Rev. P. L: Jull, ..of 'iiroaklin, officiating. 'Service was 8O°d used clothing, and would like., to send it to Russian Relief, leave �he9 �� of ff glibly...butwhat does unison? 4 means that every,payday if your then latter held in the lwAd Baptist it at Mrs. M. Hand1to+n's, Church, with Rev. L. M. Wenham n charge. 1STOP1 i,00K, l:,Isri>.rr boas aid ou in cri new ane -dollar bills . M cosh of thentwould buy only o x Pallbearers were: Messrs Evans P y sp Ward, Jammy Coates, Morgan Pugh, The Big Draw ison for the lamb, - _ r D. A Pugh, Malcolm Forsyth and 10 quilt and centre -piece given through _ imeaaly ten-1klr�'i'Mrortll of 0008 All those 'inn ' Claremont Union Cemetery.- Institute,amens T at Brougham' Hall, Feb- Track Landsla Ditch South of Here scary 14. This in is connection with Loa dollar t � would shfin is the size Ane jog . 1hofti ins Tla�oni So woo.l{o In the Euchre mad Decks to Barrett e 'A dairy, truck with about 70 cans ; -.of amok on board, slid into the ditch Orchestra. Proceeds to tl;e Red ` an Fridky morning, opposite Iiarold Cross, Free Lunch. Euchre at 8 - IConoda that price ceilings sect other anti-inl�afionCry ln9osuru ll "'kept our Barclay's, and turned over on it's p. ns. Dancing at 10.00: aide. Considerable difficult was e � • ' • . t xi iperienced ' righting the track. Rae e dollar valui H16N. In a dollar goesfarther=to-do u s more ooda.:` Garage, Goodwood, was called, and L y y g -=the winch. .on their touts -truck broke, Dumbarton lettittg 'the truck slide back on it'sa dollar than oF1918 'look at Filey side agsan. Finally the truck a -as The next meeting of the Red Cross plc", apound of cocoa Way cvompondte pulled out, but error before many will be held as Tuesday, February 6, ]]ta�o�urrrs} were spent in "'Pushing d' at 2.30 an. at the home of Mrs �`t l , pulling". - James Mills. More workers are ur- it was then. lite some quality towels now were `i°` 111ln. lbs VMe' get 0 t _-the1:} getntlq needed. Plesaae 'try, best ' Hiarold Loyst Expected Home -' toiead ng. steward Georg,, Banner- : '9ood dollark world kday: And mmnatkor-you prolset youv aeliarvalw An rye_{ Aarold Loyst of the Medical 'Corp, aecordaag to word saceived by his mom+ 8 a ew clays " wife here last week. A non Qf Mr. leave at home, before leaving for • •424 ie more than the oedln nae...denavn t' `_. and Mrs. FrOik LoSst, he weii�t ov- the Coatst. • _ P 9 P, "'Mock 111arket>s ... {wy VjsQ�1►y erseas last sunotner, ' after being in Sorry to hea'that Mrs. Wilks is , the service for two years. He has ill with the flu We hope for a speedy . 4 also seen service itra Holland. remove t••s�Ye.. pay off dei ;i and help keep�the oo:t of ming dowA .�� ry. v May Come Home Sgt. Roy McLeod, RCAF., array '.Greenwood' sent; bonne from overseas. His . � • ' _- . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McLeod. w " of Claremont, received a cable last Many of the people prom here f`+: - - week from their sore in which he were at Brooklin on Monday even- „ said `hope to see you soon. This ing ' attendiing a fine meeting, conn I promise ,to give my support to keep'the cost `n c may have only an expression of the, alar '+desire on Roy's part, but Mr, and silting of -program, lecture nda in of living down. I will buy only what I rued. 'I "x o -'Mrs. Mcleoel are hoping he "meant structive -subjects. d will observe the ceiling whether b or sell- rovhat he said„. Mira Eileen Sadler gave' a 'party is Dods or services. I will a debts for the Y. P. U. on Saturday even- g g p y , W. M. S. February Meeting fng, the occasion of her birthday. save for the fu- s, invest in Victory- Bonds and - - - The February meeting of the W. An error in last week's Mews' -- • sus Savin r>>` W mates. And I will ' support r.. S. of the t ht;ited Church will be Mrs. Lloyd Pegg is, President of the tares which i lower the cost of living. held oh Thursday, ip'ebruary 8, at W`oman's Association and Mrsx .Gee 2.30 p. an. at tate home of Mrs Won Honorary President. Miss May Brown Palmer with Mrs.. Roy Ward's group has bee►a. appointed Recording Sed - in charge. The ohl Can . is” to be retary for the -present yeas. • a4 responded to by the ladies paying , Several of the young people --were �I��l� their Membership Fee. All ladies of $ — t at 'tits- skating party. at R altby last 1 the congregation are invited to att- Thursday s event all TN y ng, reporting a grand time. !R • LL� _ The Mission Circle wrist at the parr i �r0 AA�cI eonage -on Wednesday evening, Tia- gptnAR x PrrbJtabal y TH1 BRIWING 1NDUSMY (ONTARIO) 1 °wry 81. . , � : : ;+► �•►; , line !elsRtds 'mss-Yaottg PMop1!'a IIn%at 1ri31- es ►•y a dans iratpas liaise s■se■aan toe�aill 60�Mg d a!w l�ialois,i`Ael a ^ r v . t>r • , :: p , N] ! t. ti: •• .., rt'+ e'` vx ♦ _' w.' •.^aS. ...SV r i:•._(Y. .r.. ..,v S'1.. n.v 'i; ^', ,. ..'". ... .:y .. r .... , a.$G• P, .^n. F. .,r<�','�{'...�..•. w.K.�u+'+1•@ .i• w.ufa(-^ �ee.w tt�r 'S?!et6:`.n '&`lti..:•2 . _i.1:S+ ,.,r.� ` :.....i ,t y s .,hub ^.' v x 'u1r "i+;Fn•:4 �,�;:,y. Y: �;SCa,_' .:.,s!`0 '�i .L�� ,mv�+ J u., s,t`, "•w �• 3v., P s'!�.',v e.7 c;,. p fa':c�y` ..e •a. .. �,�llaf•.et'rok;•mr +tA•'-+Ne. N'r,.,r a.. : v✓'l..r'•:•. ??y¢}•+'.S1�A r y � i �- _Anti -Freeze .'As a fruit ' of -the largest diem - experiment so far under- ' insula in Canada, scientists of the National Research Council now n ilia turning out butylene glycol•- s superior ant -freeze -as a b7 -of wheat in a pilot plant f overlooking the Rideau river. r Ztatylene glycol aan be broken 3 iiowa chemically into several either- useful substances, and to. search . into these possibilites now ;• gig on. The plant produces 10• pounds of Ituttlene glyco and six poundq of tbyl alcohol from a bushel of At one stage of the work the hteesiigators dug into a garden ' vb& a temperature of to degrees blow sero prevailed to land a k. wheat a. us rapable m fermenting atiispift and directly. They 4 eveloped a strain ealled }u pdym7za which cut lsrmentation period from 19' so three days. noteworthy feature of She e:~ 'Vacken process is that off -grade or d wheat can b• : used, and and hence am ini desirable jilas premium grades. r A+chas sad Fspins of . • =caw will be return sing are if ant bottla off ' dose not slew you the easy R to get relict from cruel atitbiq�a =hasSaid lpains shennaafLm. Ru- 7 wwt11111 s ggr money sacs. a bottle n4its you. MSC_ alp Losse Dandruff Try This Home Treatment For QW& Ewe and Comfort Sere is a clean powerful pens trat- Ing oil that brings speedy retfaf rrom the Itching torture and dts- temfort. Don't dip with fingernails, that rmy serves to spread the trouble. ust use equal parts of Moons's Y63 -olive oil. Apply gently with .the fingertips once a >.and shampoo every fourth day. You'll find this treatment not only *thea the itching and torture but psipa promote more rapid healing - 4;;e floating dandrRtff becomes a ng of the past You can obtain Emerald 011 In the original bottle at any modern drug store. G ET IT r flJ f WITH ,- 0 LAI(-;' , 'AILI .r, RED HEROINE -. 4 a . .,-••-, ,..j^, `. ,,,w. .�.,y. "-T- � ,Tin +J, T ',,yn " ..t-., .; %"'''tom ,':'? 1'�?.•. .•. - � 41- lei- , ..,.. .,+,p,. . � �• > ...fie -x s., - v 'vYe,:' as G •� ': b s .. .. a+• a 'N.., ,. •q .y .1'. .war '.:i. ..:.. .. .: •,•�"• s - .awe ;+. �tiCnn�E�li1n Pslie� rrfag tis. Leadrsll'_bIits; it wasp-tisander wlto`°since' has died. sat ' ,j ROelbiria' ' OK Told to disdoss recently. Maj. Thomas Williams. ` Awht- !mea of- the Pala,4 HQlne The King lash" *reek personally Guard unit disposed of the three- ` inspected this Home Guard Unit at A bombe slashed through tits foo-loag explosive. Two' of theta, its stand -down parade:, Every mss -` roof of Buckingham Palace and late commended for bravery, were had kept the three-year secret 'of through the Queen's apartment MAJ. Joha_Cnwan, a. company -,corn_ the bomb.-and.the. damage it-causedi. - &CcOuD9TANTS i ArDITORS BABY CHICKS USIDICAI: ENCORE TAE REPORTS COM- PLAN'* YOUR 1941E PROFITS WITH ' P tEN REMEDY -EVERY Sul,. ���� plate Bookkeeping Services, Small chicks of distinction. You can ser otRheumatic Pains og or Large Businesses. Travel say- depend on chicks of distinction" ritia should try Dixon's R ` -+where Albert Brett & � Co. I because our flocks have been T, Munro's Drum store, $36 Wr � Wellington St. E., Toronto,, bat. selected and tired for real money, Ottawa. Postpaid 1.00. Mal qualities these many BABY CHICRIS years. Results prove they have KVSICAL INSTRUMENTS Re ability. You can Durch"a Top "BABY CHICKS otch February hatched Whpite r»D A. BODDINGTON BUT& noo BREEDERS ON ONE uaa=ed �°an. ed ed at 12.45'and sew � exchantes mu.feai Inslsw PLANT Of 6 S Bang Rocks at �aata. 111, Cttarcb, Toronto L .45. 900% 8008 YOUR 2945 CHICKS NOW rna - E45, pu8asss'd Roeis sad Opppg, S FOIL Wol[Sii and get your want them Orders ire heottrinn •w Hampshire XXarrad Rocks sold out early. Don't take chances r and ready to ley �ullets for BE A HAIRDRESSER :on ordinary. chicks. Place your mediate delivery. op No JQRQ CANADA`S LffiADINO SC)HUOO ' order NOW. Pure Bred Susse Chickerfea, Guelph, Ontario. t Opportunity Learn Hair- _ Large Type Leghorac Sussex DER YOUR 1445 BAR dressing -- Kamp., S .. ' X- s, dressing -aignriifa-Profession. _ g J�,...6 v � s,,,...,. 4,,..u'°�rhOta:,� ehlcYa now. Sigh D se rags n Stade a hero of the soviet Union for her' exploits during the ' Red our *holes). Leghorn palleia A the Dnieper t *bialy, w• give 00 teas chis 98.98 per 100, barred Rock e!, senior sergeant of the is $19.96 per 100. White . • Vera Koshcheyeva, above, llots $24.95 per 100. Brown Is her collection of medal ora Pullets eked pe; 100. chicks sold backed y,h�� b won is combat. z;! !greed' stock. $1.00 boo y - grddr, balance C.O.D. auas�nt I00% live delivery. Kent 8s.IM Socialists Would •ry. Chatham, ontarlo. Soca e • :D"ISH-BROWN'XXGHORNS ld=. Kill Incentive 20 cents. Pu lets $be Barred oaks noised 14t% Pullets Zip. rge Engli,h White Iwgho;a Socialists sneer at "the man with lied l c, Pullets tic. All a iv bdilative; hold in . contempt the tlloodtestad Dred to lay and h��gh P �pality. - GRochrsne's Pon 1 t r fi San who wants' to build' a -busy 7 aim, Riegatown, Ontario. ow, make things, provide jobs, DELIVERY Or EGGS TO BRITAIN says the Financial Post. According means fewer for the home market leo their plans, the job making H hales/ poultryke*pers get bday, with •hick orders. Don't have So be lone by the politicians and aauipment.- Get it working tW evil servants, with all of pts or you with January-FebruarYy icka. Whether you want chicks 'ttie pawns in their game. w or later, we can let iron y�ve The author and lecturer, Dr.. em when yqu want them. 6tit jionald uggmt You send uz your or Laird, gives a very apt n. 7WIde choice bre• fi�ir• 11bgtratfon to this, ! 8amilion,$Outery, i#db'� J3ha The trout is a fighting fish with �� p�"y lets of Initiative. But scientists ORDER �OIIR 1046 HICKS - gsilr�A.v.�' - way to - Uke it ail< - attd eaicks are from '- teed t L- out of bim. 7%ey Pat • a glass parti- stock, d from o&. e�es dos m his water tank; the trout il� better. a%&reed aocka- 13M As este end, a minnow in the other. ��11�68 s' per ho, q the trout - flashed towari& tote ski Le Ila n Psile�ts i'�i.eo stfinsow, crashed his nose on file V white Rocks mixed gists. Again and again,, he triads . r 100, white Itgelf 4.00 per 100. Bra les a' again sad again, got a trick on the f:ad #.00 or ice. Brari� n 1 " '• sone. He watched' • the minnow ora y#1pplista pl24.tfo er 0 • grad - - t 1 % tf�• d 1lv� ►. sat'efniir; for that day gave up the aImes paid C.O.D. Mapit0 Crt>k �ygak nch•ry, Chatham. Ontario. Next day, be- was again hurling gi1RONDpALE s khaself after the minnow, pound. MI,GH QUALITY AT MMNA33 rdigrood es. All chicks backed i�.�# salt his''snout on the glass. But he teited st2geck and frogsgave up sooner: s• eggs from Special Mated The third da he tried a ai ks. y, again, Price Mixed Chicks-B&rred Rocks, gave .up sooner. 12.50' per 100; Sussex 21 New amp. Pure Sum -am and !tock X A few more days, the partition few lumpp $13.00 per 300; L96 rge was removed. But the trout's initi- Type - Leghoras. Sussex X LAS - 'horns He eta et {a his horns and Rock X Lwghorns alive was s �' $12,25 per los own end of the tank. The lriinnow All HeavyBr'L eed Coocgkerels $9.00 per 3 Eck X wghorn and was completely safe. gvasex X Leghorn Cockerels 13.10 There's a moral for biose people per 100• Legborn Cockerels 1. 0 yyer 106. 41.00._per 100 deposite, who think wi can safely try "lust balance C.O.D. Send your ordet' a little --bit -of -socialism then tWUR01(DALE CHICK BATCH - change our political diet If It falls Y. LONDON, ONTARIO. tc produce the promised millenfunl, ORDER YOUR C$ICKS NOW. The makes of lobs who gets a Y '4TEED sock on the Jaw from lawmakers your chicks for nest aired when j yov want them. Barred Rock and officials every time he shows mixed $12.00 per 100, white =drive and initiative and fighting horns mired #11.00 per 1 S n!2 per red Rock Pullets $19.00 Der 100. spirit soon learns to stop trying.' white legborn pullets $22.00 per And the biggest�(p 0. Heavy Breed Ckia, $6.00 per loss is to the Can- fL00. Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. adian people as a whole-' All chicks hatched from 26 os. 0a or better and 'from special �n&ted flocks. Guaranteed 100% DID YOU KNOW that order.balanceCO.D°ORai bow Maxwell Huse Coffee is ( lHatchery, Chath&m. Ontario. 9s. FREE CHICKS roasted evenly through ' OUR FOUNDATION STUCK IS regiitered and pedigreed birds. and through by the re. Nothing better in Canada. Order now. Prices for mixed Daby markable"RadiaatRoase 'chicks, males and females:.-Bar- red emales:. Bar- �Y Yoii1 Will enjoy. `sea Rocks. 112,00 per hundred; -'White Leg horns, 411.00• ghWhite wy 20 k P1 .0let Brown LA Barr, this deHcioufs, fragrant Mocks, 119.00; WhiteLetrre ; toffee. our groeer L Brown Leghorn ns. $'4.00. 26 free backs, our choice, will be given i[or each 300 mixed chicks order- CHECKED rder- �� 'G and Sb free Hatt for each CN EC KE D 100 day old pullets ordered. !x rt ✓!%fy 'Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri- �Ot Motley Back -tannia Heights. Ontario. For Culck rellef from itchinacaused by emenLU ROAD RA ASTER SUSSEX COX athlete'sfoot scabies pimples wadotheritchint THOUSANDS AVAILABLE WEEK- amidiliona s_eyuse cool*ns, medicated,qui Iy, if you order at once. Our f•REiCR�Fr10M1. Greaseless sad Broad Bteasted Sussex cox bring sbidesa Soothee. comforts and quicld calms, -top prices on the • market. Whiter ateeesitchine Don't Her. Ask rdrngaist skinned, long rounded 'breasts. eoaay for P. 0.0. �IRSCM TION. .Also New Hamp. cox .with fast owth and feathering. Sussex 7C Le horn and Rock X Leghorn snake u? to roasters and grow 1AMS I i hese fort=4 x 16.0100.Acan. 00. Al 1% RIS •d heavy cox 16.00 per 100. All 100 CHICKS FREE CIARD MAN lt badrLO �� � ti}OIRa b nosh t at ens its No 1 =011aseusss 1 ► r a' MPA Kyr if ?k "at U."rM am,ms i ze 30A R DL `such s9VATWM f 0s O s Compound • ffi Canada. 7 MNUMS �.'.. ,," 4 •:sit.. S '� L.. '+ki`Y,, :A.p.,nr„^• w P .y^ if,y �, }...-a Vvs. �,.. .,V _ ,..6• �•, ., spy,.. X -c•'' .� �,�,� t, a .�..,'n.. "Y^. .•a} .. S" t :k," a, �,., .0 'r ht•' ^z.± 4`'� fix•. .,. •n`:€. ,..ti.^"• t :ae.. our well-bred healthy, I tested breeders. k000 Breed- on ONE plant.. Lakeview xy Farm, Wein Bros., Exeter, rio. DULTRYMAN THAT STANDS beat chance to make money 145-1946 In the man who se - his obleks early. Great Bggri- q tolob =0010�ta tuoesDscember s early ]fatehedbpullets I • lata ed) teat wlfl pro - 0 of a. You will 1¢0t snake extra money. but you '.Livery. we offer lflarly *livery. 111 ayiat up to 4.00 per undrfd f1w�d 1•irly Booking ookie Discounts db #It, $1.00 Der hundred. goad tfaar� � le dv�ALt�ls_! I ringonce. and rready to Twaddl;itQiIt Hatcheries EimfR-� ed, Fergus, Ont&rio. BARRED ROCK AND Flock HAM��yrP- • WR�pi der Hateboryl R.R.' 2. SAnUL.T - IYTE; MARIE, Oat. r Vince 1828. ^BacQQ�d h!'gh Barred • grsdtlste' America's greatest ryst. tem. Illllustrated ock pen 1944 I1lsnois State Corr t. Circular. Angus Urquhart, catalogue free, Write or call Ont. _ _ 1LA8V11>L��R>388ING - DAuafleld, CORNISH GAME. COCKER- developent, , aha BIHOR W. TORONTO 7.• OfmX a, grand 4, range ralsed. U,olce Breeders, Teigghts 8 lbs. Prices 10.00 tT.60 4.00. George Donbas WS. ill Br ebes: 44 Xl fit. Hamiltons. 74 . Rideaueet, Ottawa. Avenue, Edmonton, Alta- ONVERTO INVENTORS aN OB'8' TO SRT INVENTOR IL, P. SIRED LEGORN CHICKS. etch off every Wednesday. Slat- rsy's Poultrryy Farm, Alton& Rd, Ui�t And full lnfor- R R. 2, PICSERING, ONT. QQof�eetta1��Tentfous to., Bred P tent Attorneys. ae 27a BBBan�kk--kk Street, Ottawa. Canada. - B DERS-sLOOD TESTED X YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW. ilrh quality at reasonable prices. I�iVENi•ORS k breeders culled inspected, nded arlq approved rbq Canadtpn - "T THESE HELPS FREE aby Chick inspectors. Pgrs Sus- z mixed He Sussex X New ONE WITH A GOOD IDEA Da. mixed {13 %c. White Leg. qld promptly secure the Illus oras. Rock X Leghortls and ted Booklet '"Fortunes from &ser JC horns mazeQ lac. tentsgns," and the handaoms m "Record of Invention. cavy Breed Cockerels se Ss�sa•m Leghorn and- Rock X Whom your t th4m today-.-Free-from W. $+akett, lea Queen Street. keret 4c. 300% Liv deliver9' . t � sauteed. ;1.00 per 100 booksa. ut order. & CHADTCHERY, PATENTS ew Hamburg, Ontario. RSTONHAUGE & COMPANY DVEING & CLEANING t Solicitors. Established 14 ng West. Toronto,RAVE st of Information on re- I[t: YOU ANYTHING NEEDS efs or cleaning? Write to w Ming We are glad - Ver yeiar 9questic�os. D pt I& P[rlier's Irye i s a PERSONAL m1t•d, 701 Yoage strut. Te- JAH_ C 0 M I N G- BEFORE roma oaderful bookft o u os., ea er SIAMDRSISSING iE8U8 OF Na'est_ryTH-�AS F� - Goll or man.Y For a &Imp a scrip- n t zplanatfon read. "What �'e R N SAIilD3eEfq$IN4 1s. ortson method. [`nfor on >Crbi rsliaeaL r•��ardfa o es. rt>ton's Sdrdreaa�ng ad -k of Christy Copies free fTO Chrlstadelphian Gospel Pro- . 1M Avenue Road, To ata 4lataation. 219 North Llnamore Cres., Toronto t. lion: IIAIX ' �-.• .T130TODa;APV3T ' 9 CTRTC MOTOR NEW. USED. 'TIS TESTED QUALITY Myths, lain. T.en It corps. ai- liya hrushesr Allen ililectrte 2296 Duffs;la SL. SERVICE and SATISFACTION y�aantai.td. To- =our ftIms properly developed and - Drtnt 0 OR a EXAM ROLLS Site iARR,,LLGE. CVMITH SHOP, Iiaplemeat Ware9one* $EPRINTS S for 330 em e�u3D• for to 1Hani* RNI7ST ENLARGINti SER VICE -sheat sale central toba. Bos 4. 73 Adelaide W. To- you ma wt ge; all the tilma YCY Tonto. want this year, but Lon can get all the quality sad ser+ice You desfe• by sending your film! to ' ULTRY M"S 9ACRIFICi1 Look, something new And guar-- teed. Electric Chicken Picking SUPS tAL PHOTO SERVICE chine. Dresses 200 chickens Der Station J. Toronto ur. Saves 60o�, pickiag aosts.ectal for gash 2150.00. Hanging PROhI1PT NIAM SERVICE eke for chickens, 6 feet long. strong, sturdy shipped in knock- Send your film rolls to Canada's •d -down condition that only re- largest photo finishing studio. batting. Del -Mar Farms, GET BE'ITBR PICTURES 1quires PhonCentre1J. Richmond Hill. AT LOWER PRICE An at Roll-$ or 3 Exposures, T RIU.0 KING TRANSPORTATION, Well eatabitbhed business, 4' the p LOPED AND PRINTED 250 oouuty of Abitibi and Temlacam- I gue, located in, Noranda, Qua. A out mer at Berwick. 0 trucks, garage 85 x 40.room *rites 'Z ' want you to know how I am with wonder. l #or 7 trucks. storage space on !rad floor; hot water beating aye- Dlea�d your Sul fCpprk and prompt service." We shah letters from all over Cas - tem Will sell at fair price for hase cash. Apply by letter to Noranda. Que. Box, 386, Noranda, Que. ;L.NLARGEMENTS a for 25c SAWMILL CARRIAGE. NEW, sight complete moors. arbors, 4:i- In Easellaouuts. _ vise0. beams, angles, eta Beecli- wood Machinery; Ottawa, Ont. -' ESPECIAL PRICES ON FRAMING ANSI COLORING _ 53 H.P. -STEAM TRACTION EN- �•ins. for sale, locomotive type Enlargements 4x6" on Ivory tinted boiler, 150 lb, pressures cod 'run- aing condition. Box 8, 7>t Adelaide moue -0 7x9" in Gold. Silber. Circas- elan Walnut or Black Ebony finish W., Toronto, Oat frames, 69c each. 11 enlargement coloured, 79e each: 100 ACRE FARM; TWO SETS OF VQod 'buildings. Hydro, Water 20 bush. to STAR .SNAPSHOT SERVICE Well, acres running Lake 'frontages. In corn, bean, Bos 129, Postal Terminal A. Turuuto ` tobacco district. Near School Print Your Name and Address church on No. a Highway. Will Plainly on All 'Orders.ell �r fully eqedor wl; and sell as two farms. Apply to WAFTED Box 370, Ridgetown, Ont. LINOTYPE WANTED, No. 6 OR a Model, glye full, particulars to MODERN BAICESHOP, SEPARATE house, only one in Village, splen- Wilson Publishing Co., 73 Ads- dtd business, easy terms. Gus laide St. W:, Toronto. :Campbell, Mt. Bridges, Ont. ACREAGE WANTED. SUITADLN ' for camp sites, etc., Lake frontage, _ COLLIE YEARLING FEMALE COW dog 48.00'. Spitz male pups $10.00. water, buildings. Box 6, 73 Ade Terriers. Pair Bantams $2.00 or- laide W., Toronto. dered direc (cash). Ivan Moore,, Athens, Ont. WILL PAY' LIBERAL PRICE FOR Maltese or . crossbred . Maltese Male Pup. Send 'full particulars BEGISTERED NO. 1 Ki NG GOLD SEAL HYBRID SEED CORN and photo, if possible. Box 7, 73 $5 TO 120 DAY MATURITIES, VAR- Adelaide W.,' Toronto. ieties suitable for -both ensilage and grain, also a full line of Seed CORN S H E L L E'R, SMALL OR :Oats. Write for price list The large; Row type tractor with cut, !Ging Grain & Seed CO.. Pain tivator, potato planter aud- dog- ; ? "' -Court, Ont. ger. McCormick A. Cultivator, Ed. Stoskopf, Route' 1, Preston, Ont )LEREFORD HULLS 7 MONTHS to serviceable •age $100,00 to ,8126.00. Tamwoith boars, fo�3�. HAY,& STRAW , 3nontha to serviceable age 426•w WANTED BY RAIL OR TltUt R 'I? ,435.04• W. T. James, Almonte, Kelley. Feed & Seed Co.. 780 Dov- n ercourt Road, Toronto. POWER PAPER. CL'T? Eli; ALSO MEDICAL Stlioher, . Perforator. da r o n a ; Println 1108 St. Lawrence. Nfon creel. �ve. NAUMEEB.A FOOT BALM destroys ofreppsive odor' fnstadtlyy, 4 e Denmarf A'I'TERTION TitArPER.r ,]ottl• Ottawa *gent ug.Stora Ottawa. WdALD'9 MOST POTENT ariimat lures; , also trapDping, fur farm - Ing books. Clrcular•free.'Canadian N'T DELAY! . EVERY SUFFER- of ilheumat-EVDER or Neuritis' -s Trading Post, Box 19", Oahaiva. ould' .try .Dixon Remedy. `•Ont. unro'a Drug • Store 1115 Elgin. taRa. Postpsla $S,dO.~ TEACHERS WANTED. •WAN2'ED-11IGH SCHOOL TEACH - WOMACH AND THREAD WORMS 412 ", the cause of ill-bealtb huni fps, all a ea. No one Im. Wad It tills or for Lorettcr Academy, Stratford. Duties commende immediately. uei Why Viet out your trouble? Interestltlg •oar- Apply to Mother Superior.` - - oul�ra-Froe?3 Writ! ITS lei • Seat 9piNslUists, ' Taroa4lr' a. „IS$U'$ -3t:46 ti Ir � ).��:� t;+,�yj.LuuW.v�.{.e:•<,y.; s ,ii��A�.h.W�'4s. , _ _ :tlm.��Ti)i r m, 711 14, 31L n.i '7 l• cy�'ci .� tilA vo l 1 4 ry ii l l �p1 1, - t Mss Wlr o7Q rn . A t r x. f MM.. .... ivcenty made. its first public appearance when it awaited arrival of S. S. Reichsfue�wer Heinrich Himmler. WWI% 'brassard indi* cates men are part of German army.* Photo from Swedish source. BRMSH GUNNERS ON ADRIATIC FRONT Fi f '*'•c�� ec r � . .ti . y. All 0,11 fm,.dpi �i :F Hffi"V ff h- 0 hw�'ot"y"r�2/%n,. �:.� /� r1 ?^�,� ,.L., �`�� +Y 9Y i�.�. •-aha •,..,.._ .� 6ERLIN WAA A us BRESLAU SGPFR HIu'ri`rYAY ?S[n 6 Fou SCL'rC NAAMWC3i Coffee to your family ttk .,a hL Imeyll just %im roa for it t Coutes in, M in Purpose Grind whiel mita snv tv m 4 .&. 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PURINA Chic- R -Ton, ACTe -So Fft BUILDER'S SUPPLIES PURINA Chick -R -Tabs and ' Chick starters ,.also.looal;aartage work We hare4so placedin steck a foU LINE -ef HAPLE LIE" 1MLMG J. S. B ALSD ON; PICK EKING