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Home My WebLink AboutPN1945_03_16. - -JW or - . r _ - - �4• ."''.(tai': ,(r.. _..,: .r.,.,'%i. ,....$' ♦ 7- :'4 , a r 1 :' ,. .} _ r ��. w Y �w - .., , . a; , _ ,.i1. , - .-1. .: S" s z sr v. • • , t s.. j r 1 '., , i., h ,.;'y, I VJ '. II ..4 ; __ L..- LXIV^ � WKERINf ONT., -FRIDAY, MAR. 16, 9 5 . i�Io W �C) . --- - r h�orta a See n �n F� htinednesda : . etc SI. "..., I 4, g g y.,, _�..:;�.�� .. � .. .� . .: „ _". 1. ,.I. , '' s.-... I '. � . "�:. .�,, . - .,.�! " — '� . .'. �-�:� ... — ''. K:= ___. .. _..:- r.- - _ - .. -E PICXE R-INGNEWS • �.... I �. -�!"�:.-. , � .. .1..... ......-.1 - F� -. z ' . __ f Morn�n re- .* �% _ g _ .. ..�,:, I p - - - Robinson Residence Almost . Com:- . letely Ruined by Fire, Smohe, Rater Family AL'owances in.Ontaria - _ . Pickering Village ew—R-New----- -- - re Robinson spent - a. ew, r� the rear, of the. residence of the io's share at 575 itiillion a.,inually. The Ontario Liberal news has ` �r'"'� s "mss y� s9� - w 5 fes,, �,�,�� ' ', �s� f , -y ;h A. H. Robinson family next door to r` " r George Burns;•RLAF,, spent the -:'the Pickering Dairy. broken this down by counties. Based; r �yNA. kr ` w ' x' u IN .week -end with his frcriily,. Church Cause of the fire has not S^et on 19.•31 age-group-ratiea tl� ux- Rte' � . .;� � � 50� �'F -�i�r � ' r ° ' St., • I'iekeriu been deteunined, r.�r the actual loss, official figures indicate a� mv.:thly 'f ; ' Y� '; FF The many friends of Mr. Arthur #hough we and rstand a substantial distributiur. i.: Ontario .County c �: f `° ;' > ice' G: Clark, of the Lake Shure regret Rural $37,va9; Urban $;0,0 _ � his ::, .: azz -- , -�-- - 7 -- hear-===a-Qo= our -'effaces fre�r- coverag_ ui fire insurance was mater -off tamed: Elie family teen~ not aµ are total of $97,657. - - °�f ', . a heart condition. . _ y f y,,, �, A uumiier in --t >i a vilIae have eeft of the fire until considerable head- Freddie. White tVounded - a • i %" r . s h "stcmac flu" our ,� ay had been mane by the flan;e=, •_ .�.. r , , laid ' up ' �� it h ing and were forced to make a hasty 1tSr. rand Mr, H�rh. White,' 1 . , : ' f, .4 the A t l 4 /� wee exit in night attire.... Alvin jumped - I or st In Shea. +is still tori• P Trg out of the upper feta: trlyd to Church St, Pickering, .received word �: , 'fined tn'lfispital overseas, according ; j- from Ottawa,- on Wednesday, that , " F . to word received by his parents, Mr. :- the verandah then to' the ground be- their son, Fred, had bet a tvuui�ded 6 , and Mrs. Henri Chea,VTtere. 4 . low, The' fight by the local i'iro-ner, in Geauany. ' Pte. Da': id Bath just home frorti appeared fur some tine .o be hope- , N;, � W� overseas; is s e�di7t a few da s less and a call to -the W _itb • De- th - fi ' Y ,, P K Y 1 1 - . Dea t his sister, M.rs. Pdgar Andrew. 1. -,pae.ment was made. Thgy- respond- - - , . y w1Mr. and Mrs. AIex. Titov were the " .ed quickly; but ii is' believed that Thorn"'Ag, Franecs Edna Sh1 le �;f 1 recipi?nts of congratulations .and a _ • ►when they arrtted* b}aze was tr.: at W�ii::n's 4ullcge 1'lospita', Sat- " der control., The`kitch�n and d:nanT' surpri visit Erten a nunbyr of their b urd�; , March.. lOt'ti, F ra.:cc-5 . I:d..a Pickering, friends- lash week, it the 11, tonin were badly-df+mayed. by flames I Sh;rley, in her 44th year, bolvv� -d ' ,''„ �, occasion of- ih,:-ir 25th 'wediing ann- snd the entire bel ::ea the house wife of Carl Thoitotal. :r2 Cjiester 1.,�, ., 4i; lversary. -and contents rpin?d by smoke. . Ave. (formerly of C6chiar.e z daugh- y ,.. _ • This firm has once again provetn •I ter of )Dr. E. J.' and the late Mrs. `' ' ��, � � ,- s �- the need for "wa!e"r" in thi,i tillage. ## .Shirley, Oshawa;. form,brty of • Pick- .* a • v, ,,, .y �"�, K.kering Women's Insti.ute - The- ws s: in tits in:wtediaa neigh I e3rng. Service an Tuesday with in- ` ;.,, �f, a y^ ;- Spring Sale irlArCh 24 horhood .were res r,�d, the ]veal .i ; ` �'`� i . * ,� ►, fl terment Pir_e Hill fire engine *.asks �t.nptied, making - _ • . _ - i� y ``..._. Saturday, '(larch 24, at 3 p. m., tit. . * -* . $ trips to rie creek °or refills access- Reddin, :Bary* -at Buffalo, :ti, Y. on �':� f'11;. %�3 the kted Cross Ra��rns, •Pickering, r r • " 1, Sale of rl eons, Fa,ic� t�iticles cry, losing a lot of precious t:at Saturday, . arch 10th, Mary ]Redd:n. �� .? �, the Wom_n'sTInstitut. a:! ho}c? the:s. . 1I daughter of the lateJohn and $rid- " p Y ; get Hamilton .Reddin, azul sister of �x'" F N La a '►iia. E. L. Ruddy Hannah and Louisa, of Buffalo and. x� f Hon.. bakes ,, Hcutemade preserves The many fn::.ds of the late'Jfrs.: " and Pickles: silo AS ernoon Tea. . the la'Je Z`imoth}, Margaret, Hath- r F4 Come and help a good cause. E. L. Ruddy regret h; r passing at w, :. .:.; arime and Mrs :11: Owln� to the Sale. the r` alar her home ii;,•. oronto recently, . rs meet.ng will be• he'd on � ridav after ing at Pickering on Tuesday, March , . THE FIREFLY The Faire y -:- iiuddy •had made .many friQtnids in. o• _ Y .'Firefly is a new Ro •al �lavy Fighter noc,•.i, March 2:;, at �,;ii3 it - 13, at _ la Inteirnent Roman Cath- Reconnaissartce aircraft. Its s an is 4 ,t feet, its len h 37 feet . and - i s p=-' .: • - ' ... Pickering since coming here many' p • . otic Cemetery, PiclterinR• ' het y $ atior for the Sale. .years ago. At -different periods she _ _ height 13 feet; '? latches. It has the Rolls-Royce Griffon etWine a d is _ --,-- • -. . had taken a leading part 'in zrnany awned with four. 20 -mm tannin. It has folding -wings for stowags in Pickers-, • �:.:c Libra:iy , J local activities, especially women's' ' ' - � .fi aircraft carriers, and carries a crew of two -The Fairey in flight• groups. In Toronto at her home in. • • 41 O r t s • ...... -So jf - _. _ . � . - o h -� .syr - K aSa .. to read she was a Past_ President l ,_� , •_v. �, -- - - - ----- - -.. Rosedale, _ _ ;en.. people of Rosedale I. 0. D. E.. Owing to • . ' - ..- .. • . thaly n. Graham that att the mom - . I. Rotor tiorth k'ickering 'Ped Gross NeRa t ; . ill -health, she had not taken are stir " Pickering Rotary Club Hockey .. :.- 1 . _ cote it is �^ety hard to get in the .. ave part during the past few years, :�-- - J— Pi ria '-team-lost on Monday night to Whitby - g ry. This is s Pickering Libra not our.; Rotarian W. A. Gowdy .introduced At -the March aneetsig held at the ricin as it is a stanulatfr g ', but only quite recently she consent- Malleable 3-2, Malleable talciszq the prising � zg', high. to attend a special function of Cup in the Whitby Minor Hocakey Mr. Duckworth, of Te oizo, Repres- ho:.: vt the President, -Mrs. Harvey,-ly''astrimge.tt study of racial ahtag- _ ' the Order, wring tee during the Association. entaidve of the Conferderation L.fe. 13rougha,.n, the appointment of unit onium in modern Mogtreal, focused : afternoon, and at the same.- bene Insurance Co., as his guest at this conveners was confirmed as follows: in the love story of a -J-a% and. a - meeting a Great many of her friends The Pickerir team I. at fare week's luncheon. - Chairman, bottcrn of the list during the. sea- �� - " Mr. Prowse, Claremont; Gentile. Almost as popular . is "A Xor the last time. son, but in the play-offs, beat the Mr. Duckworth spoke on savings � Mrs. Harvey, Brougham; Mr. Rees- Tree tis . in. Brooklyn" by. Betty _. _ Mia. Ruddy passed away very as a salvatioi in old age for secur- or, Alttina; Mr. Duncan; Greer: River, Srnith, Realism is tempered with Brunton.. Lumber .team after a tie sty, Putting his message ire story Mr: Hodgson. Mt. "lion. Canvassers. 'anddenl talking to her husband at ry Rs sympathy ::t this Prank story of slum . Y� g game last Wednesday and wirxiing form. His talk was very interesting will call. on everyone before the end one moment, and passing away in J last Friday, Malleabe had defeated �' life a BrooFr n alums, which'te cent .anl a feov minutes after he had r soil instructive to his lister��rs, the of March u: these districts. tree around Francis `clan;- the most Y Kohen Box, It was close when they manner in which "lite insu:ar►oe' Last year the $1611 raised in N. attractive member of her Irish Earn- - .left fiJ .-be sympathy of met ons Monday.' The locals have was presented being somewhat diff- Pickering Bm-nch was divided, bet- it While their many irien,ds in this neighbor- done well and gave Whitby .teams a y you are waiting for these Brent, ween the units in. the following a wh not, t Flag. Rock Candy -hood is extended to the vtembers of real threat a1] the way. . . , * : -* ' • . • I Y ry "The y nriounts: Altona $233; Brougham Mounta'n" . b Wallace Stegner? - the bereaved (wily. ' Pickering -Goal, bfurkar. Defense, o _ Y to r ' The funeral took place on March Fallaise and Bslsdoai. For., Pear Pickering Rotarians have' under- $456, Claremoi{ $612. Green River Fri e tt !Missouri to Saskatchewatz- vig $rT with Rev. Canon Cody off arch Laken the camvass,ag of this neigh- $123. Motat'Zion $187• It is hoped '•orous, restless Harry Mason seeks. son H,flinger-Mbnish-.Alt., Pilkey, borhood for the Rt d Cross and -com- that these figures will be reached or, ,els 'rnon o - iing• interment in Mount Pleasant Y. e3'; niissing•the. value Tr`Ls Goodwin and LeGaro. •rnence their work immediately -Help , bettered. Keep zrrerc-, on the 4narch. submissive wife is powerless to -I. Cemet4r•v. Malleable Iroi,-Goal, Dalby., Def,, him. help the lied Crosti by -• giv- I War is bitter and cruel with its at- ,oaks Nisei se4, In ' Culeortoio"_ by . _° I:aatern S+ar At some Purdy, Cornier. For., Sharpe, Mor- •ing"generously, • ' tendaz.t casualties: Canadib.i' Red-F.Bith Pope,-tlie Florida sea-coast•is 'The }eastern Star ".At Ho,me'' sett ton, $radlet - Alt.. McClosky. � Cross will be at, the side of our : - , y ' * * * o the setting for a moving story tract • ' P In the flickering team we have a. '-_-Ross--ii•wii:.has� charge next1-fighLihg�ih•m on battlefields, in hos- ing the developmE:tt of a moble char- . I pored- some--week:-ago ott account of, group of. school Lads, who had nee. week's meeting, ' - ` • ' ' pitals, in enemy pris a camps dur- atter under the stress :oP a .-tiemible ' weather and sto:,ns, is now, to be had a rink to play on before, never, ' ing the z.nost critical .morrer4s-what secret." 'I 11 held on Friday • )(larch _ 23, in the • , had any •previous .coaching, who e • - -:• were ei,tered in a ]'ea "Peter• A. Rose it can do for them then, will da- .,11 banquet hall . of the fecal Masonic i true ivit7t a pend on what Canadisa citizens du' " R'e .mention no, that , llck2rirg Temple. Invitations as issued at that gt•oup .of .several Whitby teams w•ho now: Please be Oer.�erous. Library ti;ill hold a Tag. Day on Sat time will be applied and recognized. Nice been play;ng hockey •ever For 38 years an .employee of the An important letter'from Head- urday, April 7. This is a new rnethcd . rI on this occasion. i since they. could stand an their feet, time office staff of the T. Eaton . quarters says: ' All Red ,Cross sup- for the lib and -set in to the finals. Good work Co., Peter A. Rose, 87, died last pees must be obtained from Davis- nary of raising fucids. Buy . Dunbarton Red. Cro-•s Brwwfi boys, 'vou put 'an a splendid shove... week at the home of his sister„ 4.7 'tonal Warehouse, not" frim retail' a tag avid help brown library buy a The DWbarton Unit Red Crosse better goi*g for next winter. Victor Ave: Born. in England; he -stores, which are and stocked to new book, During the past mnr�th,. .. . ' Y twelve new subscribers have joined will meet at the home of Mrs.. John. I - - resided in Toronto 60 years, and had supply civilian needs, Failure to a } For ie, on Tuesday, March 20th, at •- ., Correction •t been retired for 'some time. He fuss camttly with this ruling creates •a the library. Peopl are Realizing that they have been missing a '' a member of the Masonic Order, and"value",y �l 2.30 im. the. %, ns_of_-England._ His _wife hardship all round, because •the War- P' -Intoile least issue con linin the _ tat not purchasrag a library - a i�'rrees and�i'rade-Board-have __ merritiei lei-�'oiran s Firs' Signs of Serine obituary of •the late Mrs. Hem•y 'deceased hire some years ages. Sur- P• ti ]. g i nary ` - ---�— "- Pi]key, the paragraph referring to viving ,are a brother, 'Charles Ross, adjusted quotas in stores and ware- you can read the latest books fora r `, One of the first signs of spring lien survivors, should have read: - Sault Ste, Marie and three sisters, houses to equalize the materials a few cents each. „ vailable. This applies to thread' and . Is the return of the robin. The young "Of her family of five daughters and Miss Jennie Rose and Mrs. Ethel son of Mr. and Mrs. Herb. White, three sons, seven survive her: Ethel. MacRae, of Toronto and Mrs. F. J. bias tapes, which *are i o short sup- ; Church St, reports having see cne (Mrs. Wm. Harbron, Mount Zion), t Verrill of Melbourne, Que, PIYr All, units please atot . • Card of T:tanks i:� = I Broughrz:n shipped . to the Work _ _ ---- on Saturday rnornin,g. We may be Florence (:Mrs. Feil, Toren. to), Mabel I Mr. Rose was well-known to :mans . Convener, .Mrs. Birk�tt, on Monday I wish to thank ,my :many friendsr . away behind, but this is' the first we (Mrs. Herb, Parkin.. Kinsale), Miss f in Pickering and district staving sev- last: 11 pair socks,. 2 pair gloves, 3 who visited me, also those Who sent �A have heard of. Another sign is that Eva, at home and hazel ( Mrs. Vi . eral family connections here at this ; boy4' suits, 6 girls' crrnbinations, • 3 lovely gifts of Bowers, fruit, candy '1 of "house-cleaning", which has start- P. Neale) Picktlrird: Robert, Base time. I ed tri rrtanv village Names; and of 'Line East and Charles. W., of Pick- _ _ stair bloomers, v.turtlenecks, 8 quilts, and books, encouraging cards and, 2 cot •quilts. well -«-fishes, during. my recent ill course there is the common ailment `ening.. (a son Herbert, died in MacFarlane, -=Sorge • {. Green Ritter completed ;n Febn-,any: ness. Rei, this period of the .year, known as 191:0: also a sister, Mrs. Forsyth, .� bay 3' suits. 12 girls' combines- Mary Riley spring fever" which has also be- of Marhhr*n, wad ore brother, Wm. At a• double -ring ceretrony, Feb- tions, 2 L pair blouners. This help _ x� r - - - -•came-very-- ot-ic,able. , .. � c ape o rzs - L -i .. was much appiwi. ._ y rougriam, ¢�j n�a -- . -._.. -- - _ _.__.__ _ .---_.--_--.-.._.-__n -.-___--_. In Church Cathedral,• Alva Zi;:ia Sorge' it hose quota it boosted, come again, `h �r�� 0a `i . .. _ _..... - ... - exchang^d -n:a'rria.ge votes with L C' Green Riveri • • „i Pickering United Church To Resume l - acI'ailane, RCAF;' Blood. donors attending at Mark- vent >t d y Nes Louis b'ranklin' '11 ' i before RCAF -Glia laic: E.• W.. S. E n Service Sun a t -P V B L I C NOTICE = - . - - hani on Thursday last numbered 142 11 l 1. - . . Gilbert. I `;z 1.when the Brougham "regulars" pass- 'The local United Church which 1. .bounty and Oshawa. Suburban -Roads are Class `B" Roads The .bride, youngest daughter of ed through the Clinic. •Thie delicious has withdrawn the evening services 4 During the months of March and April Cctnmerciai Motor Mrs." Z, J. Sorge, of Creston,. B, C., lunch provided by Whitevale Wbm'i- since Rev. Jenkinson was forced to :;; Vehicles operated over, . or u n Cournt or Oshawa Suburban , en's Institute was commented on retire for the time being, will be. � and the ]ate F. Sorge; was gowned t P Po Y in heavy white sheer with a floor- tantalizi l,y to this writer. Those' m Roads shall not 'be loaded in .excess of one-half the capacity rig resu7rz� again, commencing this 1 length veil and orange blossom halo. saying "thank you"' were Mrs. N. Sunda event 1 registered with the Department with respect to.Class_B. Roads. -Orange -blossoms were also in her y rte, when Rev, W; iv Burton, bars. E. A.rtnis Mrs. H. Wil- Patterson, of gh, Ont, {, .. 'Af break ups, are severe on any of these roads the chief bouquet of red roses and narcissi. ' ` @ueensborou cause is the haulm of '(too heavy" loads during these two q t son, W. Bayles, L. Johnston a ' . will conduct both the morning and ,- „; 6 Blue sheer was worn by Miss Malcolm. evemin services atl 11 a. �xi and 7 mThelratepayers paid the _ Stellra Boyko, maid of honor. Sgt. $. The Annual Meeting of Ontario g 'r greatest percentage of the cost 'of 1:A,k`2J,. ner ave the bride in +marries a .: P nr , and also at Audley in the ":: all road im rovemetnt and will have to ay the same percentage g g Division -of Canadian Red Cross will at 8.30. 1. Iof coat to re air. Let every one atroempt to rotect their int- and. groom, eldest son of Mr. be held at the RoSal York, Toronto, Mr. Patterson is one of the United etrebts by coslorming to the above clause of the highway d Mrs. F, L. MarFarlane, Pickier- on April 16th Everybody welcome Church's younger ministers, having g, • Ont., was supported by LAC. Mrs, B. Harvey was appQ*ed del- pRraduated in 19 1 . and cowries very, Traffic Act. Risk. The reception was held egate for this Branch. - M I reccniarendeti, A By Order, COUNTY of ONTA U.0 k at the Peter Pan and the honeymoon 1 6h y good con - 9 - D. J. Kean, County Engineer, Whitby, Ont. . i spinet in p Z, • ,r-- .....:A . -. ,-' $'...: _yr,_. -ti": '�r'p, T { :•..x ' ,,*"i1. fi: n '' `: : �...r ....., .. �, :,.: . � -.- .�+•_ ...:: y.:_:..: ....:,Yy.. ....�..:xC _.: +�-? _::��.�. .€:«.:.1...eG _ .�. :c%t_... ..s.s.._, -'a,e� ug _..,-. -. -. _ a� ��«'�..w_�. •..,..�...yr _ 9 . wrr t Krr TING THING �� .� ,Sp�DR Ir Hobby 'yi`��; 4�1 •�, ,,�, -�---e- -ITT, II _ � ' ap WT. QK- HOLDS OUT OTHER NAND STRETCHES OUT NAND AND 1 r I:= " p1ENTLY HOLDS OUT NAND rok W mtLE PULLING Vft 1001Eo Hl1TR1T� DUR1N6— �--� L § �` I t .. -- - FATNER TO PUT MITTEN ON. MITTEN OFF PKTHER'S REMARKS •a SHORT WRESTI.M , CROWS IN DEWGHT DISPLAY , , f� T TO 'AFTER • I$ ABO u ' ,FATHER 5 • A6 i N SHOW • ER HAND TO DTFI SLIP MITTEN ON AGAIN MATCH FATHER GETS LNG i • DOD6E5 HIM AND TRIES .MITTEN ON THAT THAT MITTEN HAS \ 7D PAT NIS CHEEK COME OFF IY y A �. taw�rt b qtr s�ttl�twe>,.'a>w� #m-icving Flora thinks the gams 1 i —WA ME, avi FATKER SEARCHES FLOOR T =W5 HIMSELF ON rUK rAv 17tt:K. vvt,n.ti -- tOR OTHER MITTEN ON STOMACl1 KEEPING HANDS HOLDS OUT HANDS AS SILTING UNDER SHE ENTERS "We're switching to airplane production in keeping with tha defense program I" 1Oil::�., ':%.;'.,, int•. \ N -M -hr -m -ph- SCRAM " - - , agement in OL'HOUSE BLUES He drew his hand out' of got a worth -while eng D 4 pocket his eyes goggling A ropy any hall in England. And since OHated of pearls dangled from his fzng. Bien-" The cold, contemptuous voice became suddenly unstekdy. t he an ers. "Alia!" said M . Lampeter. "I be- - Aha. s [ P "I -I swear-!" expostulated Mr. gin to see daylight." is 'smiled 1 i�� - - Lampeter. nervously 'and rubbed his hands. ? "Sit duwn, instead!" And as the •' A woman's methods of squaring wretched man slumped into the accounts, what! Am 1 right in ` ' SUPposing that you're prepared to _. -By WILLIAM FREF."N _ nearest.chair, she. went on.-"Don'tP - _ calls if I e You trouble to throw them away - t .a day get u a con - trouble p "i--havent-a-cat, either -t r ,s a lt", .ndyoum-finge�t� tract? Well, well, I'll see, what can Mr. Edward Lampeter, be don:.. Gus Todhunter menfida- and flushed as a prize tomato, a ts, 'domesticin the agrormtotherwiset them .• And don't keep licking' ed yesterda•i that he had a vac- vralkcd witi?_brisjc and assured step pets, enuine pussy -haters' Your lips like an .ant -eater with- ancy in the chorus." .74 into the entrance of ' the block of Futhermore, g out any ants• This doesn't look s ; * r furnished flats in Curlew Lane, don't sneak into "other tenants, like being your lucky` night, does it?„ that once disreputable, now almost rooms in their socks:' s Mis Robinson shook her head. morbidly respectable, little thor- "I'm telling you -1" "I`Il admit that circumstances_ "No, .sir. I'm mot joining Gu`s Todhunter`s company; 1`� joining - oughfare running from the'Strand "You're telling• me nothing. are extraordinary. But--" he tried the Lampeter family. That Teddy t�j -the Embankment, and let him- Save it up' fore the flying squad, a note of pathos--" for .the _sake of yoursand1 met three months 'self in. after I've dialled 999." Her left of my , wife and family-" His mood was buoyant -he had hand moved -- towards the 'phone. "How ;Hans in family?" ago whrn I was singing in a Bri- that was perched on a bracket "Er -one ,But .as . i've explain-, fish por# 'And 1 fell for him with' Just come From a dinner. at the conveniently near. The other hand a crash different from anything ^oo4kght's' Club -and he hummed ed, I m a public man. On eom• e- d the old -lash- - • e me b still held the revolver. matters an so or _ ..tuakia-_ _ 1 thing. And he for - - - — aoned -stairs (the owners Iyjr,ampeter purge sg Cr-- _ me." grown rued of explaining that ataly. "For Heaven's sake, don'tt the papers ?,• "You mean -to tell me.-" -there would have been a lift in- Dawkins will confirm everything" "If it is a misunderstanding?" "Peoplq� will sneer and -and "I am telling you. Teddy's a kid stalled if there had' been anywhere I've said." ° - - ,, to instal it), and with a comfort- ih "I3e won't. anything be- _ talk. 1 Haven't a card on me, but world than�arweeklold kittenu -b t _..able sense of anchorage slid foie eight o'clock to morrow my firm, G'alloway's, is one of the there's so rice in him, and • if he's key into his own flatlet on• the tnorning-he's sleepinb, out" biggest eiieatrical agencies."t you.- on. one side, and me on - fourth floor. Too_ true. The caretaker's base "Then perhaps you ve heard of go Y he'll go ahead good and Mrs, Lampeter was staying at merit was being redecorated, Mr. Kannu��Beata, 'the Sphynx of .the P oper.erSo there's the . scenario. Keswick aud, with the kindly con- Lampeter had forgotten. Orient fi►ivance of Provideace, would con- aad Yard can . the 1 "Feat Which is it to bt-Bow Street, re T York bass fl • -."Listen---" he pleaded. � _ a rice cup of tea with, your future This New r fiddle pLyp - time to stay there for another. "Scot! is- "Featuring her Unique Combin- probably was moaning the blurt . f A r -r _- fortnight. The .,house is Surrey ' tgniag" •.: • � ahon o Animal and human Im- daughter-in-law?" s he packed up his "dohghouse' 'n -law?" a 'If it Hadn't been for that Con- personation%. "Known to her pals * W. * and headed for home when tha ?' -was shut, following bomb•blast 14fr. Lam er swallowed. At last midnight curfew law closed, his -pet which had removed several win- founded cat --somebody's cat, if not as Judy Robinson. Me."- nightclub. dow-Panes. Edward himself, the yours -1 , shouldn't have come up. * " • he spoke; ' "You win," he .3aiu :huskily. . -.newest Curfew ,Lane tenant, was I' -m a man with a. reputation to Intermrtteat flickers of memory Miss. Robinson loosened her grip building- 1 made those aoisas' my- for the time being as free as when -consider." ;�- that had been worrying Mr. �.aar he had adventured to London " an the telephone receiver and _self. Teddy and I have often And I11 bet the Yard's got peter from the beginr{jag became leapt lightly from the divan. Mr. laughed over .your little _peculiar, forty years ago and not a • job in that reputation on its files, Which a steady flame: So he had met her Lampe rr realized that she ' was its." Galloway's Old Established DDroa-. reminds me that you haven't been before. _ - ' iaatic and Musical ABe�y. - " �extraordinarily attractive. N o t "I s�uppase it was Teddy _svhd truly and scientifically searched I called at your office tw ice, more than twenty4ive at the out- told you I'd taken the flat below." he was in director of Gal- -''yet. - Wait till one of my' boy- Mr. Lampeter. The first time you loway's, and in due course, Teddy, friends goes through your pockets. happened. to be in a bad t mper, side, and with the right style and "Of course And the pearls I at present in the RA.F., would Those bulging side ones for in- The second time instead of polo- accent. "The boy, fool though he dropped in your pocket .cost sigh- --___ -succeed hist there TtunPetbr-=ytanti." : _ M g�kin hing, you vfere eves more . of tgt way,' said MisswRob- !him iightly oa'the farchead -she bent t" ynu was, mlif done far "tah, tumpetty-tah, t u m p e t t y- "There's " absolutel, nothsng- f naive I told you what 1 thought "By th ' toodk! hummed Mr. Lampeter insisted Mr. Lampeter, thrusting of your manners, and you .swore inson, "you'i' probably be glad to car give me some real ones for' a happily. » in a hand: - _ - * - that you'd see to it that I never knave that there isn't a cat in the wedding present" Tit-B�ts He sat down, stretched luxur- _ iously, and glaneed -at the clock._ . . Nearly eleven; bed was indicated. » - - - He unlaced one shoe. M',- I am@,acr,- .' scowling. "And they told me that there. wasn't one in the building. He hobbled down from .the chair s _ 0 JAW# to the door. opened it, listened. ' "Mee-yeow-wow'." His blood chilled ss he listen. - ed; for he was one of those to „ IAN RED CRoss Whom all cats, were_ not__ merely �� ailergie, but • objects of loathing. dread, and - indeed terror. Nor was he ashamed of the fact: greater. _ - _• _ .: -- :. _ men had suffered from the Sams Z'HE EUROPEAN, WAR is tearing its. end. Thar is obvious. Many PeOP�� °�� °�� w - He kicked off his second shoe, .the Canadian Red Ce�oes, Issue asked hat oto lob will be if the war soddenly- - end w,etit on to the landing- out- dt.'qVe seely that we can only SW ahead greater reaponsib iiities than ever. Both is Europe and at home -- and want, to - Carne a third pearl"rating pry: - _ :'the work of the Red' Cross must Set esti 'The war' will not bring ars end to atsff+e:'ing , Ats source was the of room above. the care of our Profd: to ane Wounded and to the minions whose homes and way► his own. Fiercely -he mounted the - utairq .to the loading. Outside the 'l & have been dislocatedby _w c door he paused, and rapped. There -Canadian has a ri t to some knowledge of halt our responsibilities `. We thierefOre feel that every gh was no answer. He rapped again. d t He turned' the handle. The door _ 'will be in the event of peace, and just haw vve propose to ischarge those responssbiL 'iies. We fres opened: — -: each_.of .our .maiir activities tsadei its respective hendiag. — - - Apart from the subdued 'glow o an electrie stove the room was- ;; pRWO�f OF WAR-Wiih the end .of hostilities dui �L�Oo f�IIM SroVICR -Red Cross Blood Serum has set in _darknesys, Mr. Lampeter, stiLL and- primers of Wu will antoa>:tiniiy cease m be Prs- saved countlgs ! in fie• Thr end of the war woo ' loners Chaos and. breakdown is Gem will prob- see the end of painful vest woonds. Tice demand for ' ing taut and ,hesitant, .felt or - ' ' on the fighting ftontt, 9=20 Far should thought he. felt -something brush ably ensue• The German state will casae to care for serum across his foot. He_ kicked out, wards f the Awed Gen _ If the - em They will �e ° era! . ' +�+o~ But the Red Cross Setnm . _ caught his toe in a CS ung, and sat in command of the Occupation Forces. Transporntion betiauit L freely eed for it can save dvil>sa tads E the lives of => down abruptly on some massive dsff%cs%lt, sad it will probably a minimum anseas ea ;. swill be ' piece of furnitvi E: Of six mouths • to tepatns ' to the 2, � nn+ Prisoners u% German Camps. .'.oat oar dvitiaa when war has • There was a scream, a click; an - , • British and Allied - 011TrOfT ilOspRALs, CMILORRN's CLINICS ALIO OIfTRIQ - amber -shaded light leapt .to life. need .of. Prisoners' Parcels and Medical Suppries will NuIt" 0 MVICR-This is pan of the Red Cross service Mr. .Tamperer, blinking, discod• be doubled. They will be distributed by the Allied m avilians is Csaads• It is carried out in the spsrsel7 tired that he had begn precipitated - Command, and will Pl•1y s v P is °� sltdW para. of the Dominion, anti it assist go on. tristion. After the magn`ficat job we Z an' to the edge of a divan. 'Con mea pendttsg rtes the Inst five y� we cannot let our POW AID AND NOMR NYlfINo SroVICt-One of the 1 fronting him .on 'the : divan was ]save done during on is German pines dOv"°'Gur Prisoners inest peacetime activities of dse'Caasdian Red Cross. what. Mrs. . Lampeter, who . held boys responsibility. early -Vit oran views, w9uld have - '^ is the Far East will also be s inning his only %worth -while work and acral go we must carry on until every man is back honk. labelled a Female. A � blonde; - a - TRACIIINo CANAOL*NS NOW TO U MM Nouawio good -looker, registerec ivlr, Lamp- -'The job of feeding _ is the scatter - nifamp- SnORt'S STARVINo MILLION: ere is important work yet aD be done _ =stet: Her eyes �, ere mak Earope's hungry millions is stn g in its Emmen- of Nutritipm Thousands,of Csnsdiaas are rot eating the --- - So -was the dressing -gown of Over 17,000,000 hums %: have been torn from their - ss - apple -green silk .that enwrapped , homes. Many hate nowhere to• rest t 1 weary h _- rads. =� rope; food. Their heslth� be improved � >.. bi • tars y The Cwidiaa her slim figure. The one austere They '" -Malnutrition is the•rule rather than necessary This work nstsst , starving Mala educate where education is , note in- ibis highly feminine colour- the exception. There will be an urgent need for food, go on. _ scheme was -the short, •business- nothing and medical supplies. The -Red Cross is these ' = like -revolver „covering Mr. Lam- • stricken, countries are utterly depgadent oa their sister ,�RI�ARATION TO MINT p104A1C OR OISAfTtR-Ia case peter ick shirt -front. • ._ _ societies for Sur to meet these dire needs. Can we ':,of these.twin evils the Red Cross is always hist oa the "Stick 'em up, BiH Sikes!" eom- let them dowq? The Canadian Red Cross must go nal jots, For this reason hone the Rid Ctos'' mss go oa r tiianded the Female: ap RORetS-Until 1 Rao CROSS; -A t eraisdeof 900,000 Csna- "Rubbish!" - snapped Mr.. Lam-' A -RID CR09S WORK WITH OUR AItIN AIN OR CR grey - - � thelast Canadian soldier has. left Europe and has been disc school children for health an good citizenship• peter, sheer exasperation giving disc hospital, there will be imp work that must- go on. • his courage. "I'm not a burglary barged from h t work :.' .for the Red Cross to do. How long this,will be we do « , _ - of and that is _ _ r h pot know, but one ting we are certain- _.._.._ _ 4'No� But stick 'em up, just the thateveiyCaasdsan at home will want to mske sure that I -/� before F-fe our boys w as we - iji�c. One two .that's better:'peam they were in war. Tlse.tx►re of the wounded CbarrnaK, She leant forward, and ran slender be� Europe end Canada is a permanent responsi _ National Executive. Committee fingers' over his shrinking body. qty whieh we cannot evades No Canadian wants to CANADIAN RED CROSS "No gun, no jemmyl Where's your - g the Red go '. evade it, ere again Cross must ! , • • . .technique? "I haven't any snarled Mr. ° y •Lampeter. "I've already told you m not a burglar. 'I'm the tenantRed 3 , 'of Number E�even, acid I came up j. -to lodge a complaint akainst -Your- infernal cat." ' The _Female shook her exquisite•, z Iy permtd head. _ - _ _ _ ' • , • _ "A poor effort," she comment- ;pd "Number . Eleven :hasn't a ten- "On the contrary-" - - MGMTM- ,WANTED i h .-.t>. _Z. �, cattle, ho ha asafn sari • itap- - "�' High • �+ , , : vPednesaay, Apin 4 auction• ariaFAD HORS", ZND �.FHigh Prices a o Continue of s0 head of rsgi+stere�-ani- a I•'earee, Lot 81, con. 4, Pickkizim, ^` Guernsey cattle, John Deere Tractor one and a quarter SINCE 1936 Raspberry plantings have declined steadily. on rubber, Model AR, Goodistm a miles north of FOr, tree plot up phone 1 Green River. No reserve. 'Site_ at 1 psoeium .. .. .. .. .. Crit.. Acreage is uoW. �malle>~t in marry Years. No prospect threshing machine,' 6 -foot one way P., k. sharp. Aeilere a!od Atkinsoi,, PICKING .. .. •.. SW�y improvement. Result --high prices to continue. Sol- disc, 3 -furrow tractor plow new,. Int- auctioneers, I�KFRI ; cation -yon- owa garden patch. ernstionat, New 7 -foot Ma3sey-Har- P NG .. .. 3!. ris binder, New M -H. manure spread- URT .. .2146 - LATHAM undoubtedly superior. Large' red berries. immense er, AGINCO ...... 'phone sone � ,surge ,mitk.7rlg machine, rear Claremont Me$t -'9Ve pay ..the -phone C�larg8g yields. Hardy at 40 below. Planting stock very scarce:i new, New Woods milk cooler. And Order booke.close March 24th. Act fast (i a full line of. other farm machinery. *�k� 1 6`l GORDON YOUNG LTD , The property of Joseph Farr, Clare - PRICES: Extra Extra heavy, ►hard wooded mature canes, shipped i' moat. Lunch. Sale at 10.30 -mark Toronto Yhoae Ad. 8d8d " :- G, 11�-D. -prepaid e�cpress, b0-los-S8.Cs0,- .104_ for f12.fi0.:. the date -April 4; pati 10.30. Our Motts_. SstisKaetton or atoneY good growing conditions this grade of stock gives e . small yield three months afikr planting, then annual crops. Thursday, March 29 --auction sale ` _ de Holstein Choice Baby Beefs frons 'Ontsrie's ,..of b0 head of High GraHO'LE NURSERY COMPANY - Finest. Farms "Milch Cows including sane choice :STANLEY pEPTjs B CAMP_6E�.LFOR-D, ONT. - herd bull's, also threshing machine .Dream Petry Bought and bt1•.,er implements, con' 8, Pick= Canada's Larges! Grower Certified Raspberry Planting Stock erine, near townline, property of Choice Fresh and. C"ked. Meats ! ' A. Kiirton, Sale at 1.00. Terms cash: H made .9sasa A Tka Clarke • prentice, auctioneer-. j °jags- Sausage Specialty . e w A. J SUTHERLAND Tuesdav, March 27 --extensive auc- StOu� i �iltle _ . ! For Sale--* young ganders. Eris Pune 1808 Claremont, Out• tion' of springere, fat cattle, yours _AQ St'onflville 1" Chief Hatchery13ATTTRDAZ ; LeBhorns and Burned Rock thiels. ---MAUCH 15, 16 !ffand 17 --;. Hatch off evei5• Q!i flesday. Class Rates - Minimum 25a - 35e. '�`� _ - b snail. he CO. e phone • 2 R 22. Aitona Rd. R: R. 2, _ jeep Picloering-- . t - -- atMrrED d= Carol >Gsndir , ' May 1. 46 kotinve.,- and CAnimmity Sinir I' i'or Sa1e•--boyir bicycle, mediunt- -,Sear rQ . unction - — aimi good tires, good condatiotr--• —� - _ CCM. Phone Pick. 36 R 21.. We do building of _ail • kth& :+ TELEPHONES - Howard 1117, and Scarboro 836. _ _ A' NARY - TUESDAY ;e! For Sa,le--radio, conSote, Philco, CAIWENTERIN4 MARCH 18 and 80 ' 1986, 12 tubs, good.tcme, gmd Wal- CEMENTIN.G . _ _ CRY OF THE WEREWOLF '• mast .cabinet, standard wavelength, PLUMBING lltough. and Dressed Umber "Millwork 11 -inch speaker. -Phone Pick 98 R 8. ROOFING " _ Frames. Sash Doors Screens SUS,. OF A MON9rEii - '► Rousework'•-by day. 40 oents hour, 'tire also sell Brantford Roothsg- Interior Trkrf Mouldings also to mind children. Rita Ailchurch �/star£ala, Empire. Bathroom Soft and Hard*96d Flooring WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY 1: Pickering P. 0. Equipment, Duro Water Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shinghe Siding MARCH Bi asci 22 J. ; Wvated, _Singer Drop- Head Sewing :.. systems, Beatty Stable - 'W'atlboards . Rock Lath Cedar Shingles , Machines. W, pay cash. Call or _ bIAZIE GOES TO RENO write. Singer Sewing Machine, 16 Equipment, and Asphalt Shingles Roll Roofing _ _ - starring Ana Southern Ontario Str.' Uehaviws, phone - 8��: Materials - _ Masonite Products Barclay Tile _ Rock Wool Insulation' C viont and Luse Play -pen• wanted- niiinisbed` os > � Free Weeping Tate :.Sewer Pipe . FRIDAY - SATURDAY ._varnished child's playpen. Phone Worn Guaranteed MAIMN-SENOLTR 100 p. a PURE PAINT., ABARCH 23 and 24 News Office. _ . i Por�Srale 40 hens, 1948 hatch, - Phone 6602 30 SEC0NQS OVER TOiiYQ mixed hylirida, heavy breeds, laying.. V..i a Pit �l • • set rt Subjects �A grades of P C Cedar Shingles ..$1.00 each. Mrs. Orville Burton, Select Sao b3ects ' Claremont.' Phone Clare. 14 R 11. -- - - Y ]~[arch Hillside Chicks wil. catch you}NDAY TUE$8A i some of the best markets for • Grade MARCH Z6 and 27 A Large, but we'd• ad dse _ordering - .. BRIDE BY MISTAKE Soon, Even if you want thSrn later. - e tested frcw, Governmcit Approved s Hatchery. Agent, Grey Milks, Pick-. erini[. The Bray program altos up to vigor, AV strong constitution, high egg prod r ucticau good meat types. For- ediate .delivery . most breeds avail- able, right now good supply Barred /' Rocks, limited supply cocker•Ja. Ord- Parnnaiinent Nagging Pala er now. Brav Agents: H. Shier, R; / that .Prays • the. Temper and Pickering. Nerves. It may ba Your E7es. Auction New.." C. N. TUCK. COPT. D. Ter► New Tractor and Eanipaiont h - _ - ;Disdey Block. On P O Farm Stock and Implements �,.. Garden Tool* Eta .,�.+• _ .. - 1111 The property of 1Flaons s •, ��110r4s °t t th;,ng fce OSHAW.K. ONT. :John L. iJsaty ;� �- : war sire ,tet iood and .1111imeabodice wil LUCIA. Part of Lot as, B. F. Con. 'Pitk,�sing - : 1�7• r le Fire ,• �;'�`�,�... .... .Map Leaf Fir Quarter Stile North of Rouge Hills, ,�, coxe.%e ---� elf Athena Rana no. No. 2-'HighweY �Tnsur 22 • ,� _.- _. -ante Co. Thursday, Mar. M.. t�� - ea � �, t - a a g for inns" ute in s �, Catsup Bates for Farm .and Coantrj► are PP°�a to file destitute �s Buildings Gray snare, aged, very good worker the help - n� g"ppl1E6 that e„vea Holstein cow,.due time of sale �.- W Wandstorn>, Insurance on-Bn9dityd Holstein cow wsilksng, bred: Oct. 3. - Ne hope- ;, ind b ills, Silos eta ,Jersey cow Shorthorn cow, fresh, Automobile Insurance of Jersey-Durkern sow, due April 21 _ '� •f - Young Holstein cow, calf by side All K nds f e: =- T3olstek, heifer, goad, : -due Apr. 4 _ • Cxo� Y to the Rea ilolat�eir, heifer,- goad sen. • yearling ° ,% Your t�nta° hich yott can • " ''.. Write or Phone Holstein heifer, fat, 1b months old ebe..one.way is `" for who arc _ Red fat heifer,_ 12 months old t syn►patby Bowman' & Rowe Formal A Tractor, oat , ' ' A. practical ucL. d Internatiowl g eo m rubber, complete with wheel : cannot .,weights,, combislai�on polder take- x : s ,� sees is great. We t cif with pulley; late model, good ire their pleas• Farr $ F.leVeitOr T,1. new. a ' .. b ��nternation — - _ Of. >•,:k 4 `: Rea, 3bJ' 'i liVAeB' �... t. .98W pickup plow', with rolling coulter We Solicit Your' Atten�aon and `and skim••ner for same, will be: � Business li x with above tractor complete ,r'; �� F Feeds �,,. L x 'a' :� ... .. _International Special Attach. Row- ,`; Poultry, Hog, D�9, whole or wheel chopWestern - Grain Grow' J crop Cultivator; with rear, . sweeps for use with tractor Mash -for chickegs, 500 grain ' yntern'- affionai� cut p ., � '' .a.. 400 lbs Developing Cbncentrate er for •use with Farassal, purchaa Atollaeees, :Ori Cake, Glutton, .:. , • ed new in June 144, slightly used. Bran, Shorts, Middlings Low truck farm wagon gear, with �� Wise Fencing, Steel Fimee Posts tractor hitch. _8 Gwent, Binder Twine, Harness I Deering Ideal 6 foot cut biMer " and . Farmers' Hardware _ •11 -disc seed drill f k and Weeds' 'Milkers lastalled Circular saw, d*ith' blades : ' Coolers - Tractor Oil drill, also torllb, shoe e # Garden Seen e p' Wig fi y Y . Raetiag els, hoes, pails and numerous other �.A :< -Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Aoofln& ? falls, barn and garden tools. � �� ,� .; x . � Approx. b or 6 bush. red clover seed; lPoeden Shingles j to be' sold in lots- to suit- puschaaer, S la�em�n Os this seed being re -cleaned. Terns Cash .. , ... Sale 'at 2.30 - �a CLARKE P'RENTIC2J, Anct. �. V, CL F>i AL DIRMT611 { .. Q!'riday, March 30-�auctiori sale of - �■ _ ,-Private AmbW*um_ -,milk cows, springers, . Wd Sgung. . i1NE CmAmw .YNmb. ALUEo RELIEF FANO i�owsIMarX 1440 W ha and implements, the � Mslveea UK f� Cattle, y A joint or anisation of the EWgian War Relief Fond, Canada. NfAtl01lARTRf 1 i0 fQt=N SMW, OTTAWA Of John Taylor ,Tr- Lot Emacs Relations Committees Canadian Aid to Room Cana- - _'pFoly. Y. ' ChinemWarReNefFnn4Creosn+ W�em0.3Mu,LLD,CF&Irp Ha►ThenVkry_a.KC..VkrCfiek�oil UMBER diaa Friends of I.o:emboars, -, Ont: BB, con BF, Pickering, half toile x ev.�«. e.� . s.e.,- rr«.,..c . Markham, skis war C6.ritid(F Danish He1W F d, Gress Wte �1�, ,.. � Month .and east of, Lansing Cut-off. ;'„ Ftma,N.eb.rrsd. Pana. Ti tr...elaa� R.MtFasi, t1emlme,A9WW me M dsa.w w.. pe.� ¢ash. ; Sate at 1.00. Sellers mala PeH.�` Railat >P.aa, ?aaerla• ><sIM s..i. alW . _lne�s. - fbeen a IMA leader a"'ill.:•.r Cbr4tiaa---•were at the Blood Donors Clinic on us all soon gentleman, Many here think he - Wednesday night. For some of thew. �• and .Mrs. Ivan MacLean exter- .%o Lo A 11 L M U PA i should have remained at Least until , it was their 12th donation, tained the euchre club last weer . atter .the war and that he be and raised $10 for smokes for the - given This is the work done by the Mt. PO. Bill Tomlinson and friend FO. f a three•-month'p leave of absence ' to Zion women in January for the Red boys overseas. klibe Brown, spent a few days last t uPerate. This feeling, we believe Cros4 ,Oys' its, 2 t� Don't forget the potluck supper `%leek with Dr.. cad Mrs. TQuilinsan. Broug Ilam covers fillly 85 percent of the, whole sweaters, I pair socks, 7 pair tonight in the Sunday School room of Mrs. Conner ppent Monday in Tor- _ � congregation: 'in Mitering.gloves, 30 underwAar suits, 2 pair The ovwwaa packing box cam ...onto, calling on friends. A fine can Eric and Mrs. Denham have-dec- rompers. .mittee met oa, Wedne congregation- listened ate- P �Y at 'tiro Mips Mildred Hawkley, of Toronto, 'entively to the -earnest message de- ided to take up farming near New- Misses Eileen Carson Luella Car- h°nl' of Mrs, Frank Haywai+d grid $pv,it tha weekend with her family li��ered by_ Rev. Iietined) on Sunday market and will leave Grasmere b son,Packed eleven boxes for overaess. „ April lot. : Y rven a andon- Sunda visitors at Greenwood 4. Ba Coul is Betty -• ,lets. _ l afternoon on The Christian in the Appleby epesit Wednesday in Toron- _..�lucLfon-- sales are_ again_bcgian-.-Cvmamtaity„• _ Several .of our- young farmers. at- .. _ . Mr. and Mrs. Milton to, at the Muaetam. Ot merod a■d— ing to be numerous, with. at least The Happy circle Mission Band tended the Junior Farmers' Dante at Glad to report that bfre, Hunter is family with Edith, Howard and •Will- bwo or three . a week. There are '40t _,.-net at the school on Saturday af- Brookiin. now able to be home after her re- also Mr. and Mrs, Nash, .of Mark- -' �i5 being. list _ for Pickering ternoon, March 10, Miss Helen Mal-. Keep your eye on the Seed Fair cent operation at Oshawa Hospital. ham:—Mr. and' M,rs, Lavender, of =Township, which speaks_ well. for _ colm was in -charge. - a- Brooklin on March 21st. - Pickering, with Ross and Mrs. Dig. :this municipality. having' seen a few Work is going on at; good speed The Jersey Breeders of Ontario- ne)—Mr. • and Mrs. Hugh Miller Durham Counties are . havingtheir L • and family, of Pickin in and M� Lax slips. from neighboring municip- I Qa the R. Harden residence. Annual Meet, ,. Wlfitevale . r: and Mrs. , o Holliday and son o •suedes,- we are not- surprised• that so The 'E. Pe g' at Brooklin oar Mar. many. faiere want' to get awn rryman family have the Y f . „ y deepest sympathy of Brohon 22. A Box Social will be held.as wap Brooklin with Mrs. F. W. Gibson.. from, their farms. We may ku�iC” friends in the .death on aciivue -ser- scheduled- for the _postponed aneeting The four one play put on in The Farm Forum will hold their s►iwut"the council and its _ oYticdale in January, the auditorium of the United Church closiag ,meeting for this _ on scare. things erre ,think they ,should ' nee of their son% the late Alan Per spring at �� Graarnere Orchards ship the home oi! Mr. and Mrs. Milton have been doing, but --✓they have kept .Mss. A, •Mo ' l PPS a car-- by the Woman s Association were hun, of _ Toronto, was load of processing apples to the Un- a ell worth seeing. A good hearty Pegg• A good tui zLout is, requested -PickiA4 a worthwhile township to with her aunt i :ted States • the first 'of � the week lau h was 'o ed b all for this -meeting, last week, Miss Bate is proMssi-ir blTi 01shawas siulking.duets by Mrs. Bruce Julien p F;dithe1 of Frank Malcolm odtalfaie? Mati11 umpelter S to fire ang .66 1 got theChurch I vree�i itl�%er and Mrs. Robert McLeod rec.-san'te slued a cable to the effect that their M -neon Ray was' caning home. This hrm.oreen � k t fon grid the Board. 4abls was sen e W e welcome ogr neer :minister _and 14r. � � Johnston of . Misses Malcolm and Mrs, W. Knox. ' (received ^bo late for .fast week) �� Rev. Mr, and'Mrs. McLaugh- Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs„ They had word from Ray recently, were at the Howard Malcolm's. for . Mr. Earl Disney $pent the -week- _. yiag that _he- - -- - f o tieike over there yet before he n in oron o r. May. The regular month, Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon, el The snow has one quickly uriy :meeting of Toronto, spepnt a few da with 3. fine weather of the past week. Women's, Institute will be held days The afternoon tea $fid euchre field Mr. Donovan Appleby, of Toronto, B. Wilson. but a good rain is needed to clean spent the week -end with his family. on Wednesday, March 21, at 2.30 at The Addisou,e of Maple visited in the Club House last Monday was the streets. the Public Library.'ozd for Roll' ' P t successful. 'There arae another ! - Master Freddie - Fisa had the rola- . • blies Margo Wilson recent! ' The Norton fam l i have received fort Call = What Characteristic should Y• - �euehre in the 'evening, the proeovda Y line bo break his leg on Satur- ,,, _ Mrs: Panky and Marilyn took tea -word that.MTS. Norton's sistter'a son da and will have -a cast on it for a Good Citizen Have . . Topic of the day going to `comfort bags" 'is missing in ,land. Our Y P • Special muaic. A very with verMr. and Mrs. Draper on Moan "Citizenship". - 3oi the boys overseas. H4 sympathy 'six trweks. rY hearty" invitation to all the .ladies. dayg' is with the aur: er ones who are The Woman's Association meet,: ' , Mr. and Mss. J. Bt Lehman Bea The :owes it. cis the Brock Road.- •- .Funeral services were held for the • P�► thd. Re for `furter word : througls on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. soli and, Mgay, Mr, Allen Micheli 2 H the end s the pavement, to No. :the. Red Cross. A. Mandelson. Mrs. Geor Wilson � late Mrs. McCrohan from the Glen- and llf June' Shank attended the 2 Highway is is very bad shape f o deeming Funeral Parlours, Markham �bep holes aH -the way up to the The Deers .Moira famiic cold a lin charge. All are :rusted for an en- ' birthdartea in honor of Mr. Bzuee y visit to Keswick relatives recently. tertaining ,evening, with interment at Markham. Lghnisn, one evening recently, at the new eurlaee, .will soon loom up i • Miss_ Helen Wllson, of Oshawa, spent - his hoarse in Markham. She . the week -end with her _�_ Girls hone for the week -end in - The nt cigarettes a Club have a- Sympathy of the community is - Greenwood eluded: Mies June Shank, Ret& Rain sent cigarettes and gutgi to the Audley following.Pin - the Servicest "Curly" extended to Mrs. Wan. Harbron on. , - Milne, Helen and Fern Malcolm . Cook, Edna' Benne, David Donnoly, the death of her mother, -Mrs.. Hry. The Red Cross finished two quilts s Mrs Bob Malcolm entertained a► Rev, Mr. Hall of Bourlamaque P'ilkey, of Pickering: last week and: other sewing and couple of girl friends from Browny Doug, Reynolds, Lorne Hardy0e1* Quell occupied the pulpit here on The High School students are Line, over the, week -end, ld*Leod, Arthur Loyst, Bruce Hill, Sf& afternoon; The resi knitted articles: Our wcrnen are Stan Hardy, Ralph Norton. y -. enation writing their exams now. working hard. Spring is 'almost herr We are to have a treat at out of Bev. Mr, Jenkinson is regretted _Some' of the boys' of Mount Zion Service on Sunda The prayer_ meeting tonight is the by every 'resident. heie as 'he has and ' the out-of-doors . will be 'calling y aftei►:roon-- Qeftiw Baptist Charch will be held in the and See. . Sunday Sebool roam. Following the _ -get-together -will- be held: --eel a social - - - Everyone is caged to spend _— 7 _ .. � :_ ___ - ._-_ ------�•- - _ _ •. w� E C A.N A' D I 'A N W A Y. 4 F L l F this "meeting. Women's Institute P The Women's Institute. meeting _.will ,be held on Wednesday,. March' 21, at the home of Mrs. Walter Rlard: Mr A. Giles will be.. the speaker, taking as his subject "The z _ H i Romance of Evolution of the World"` Surprise Party ft■ Lyman Pilkey A number of friends gave :lir.M x - Lyman PillOey a pleasant surprise" t `� - las✓ Ssiurdhy evening im thet+occas-' : ion of his 75th birthday. Mr. Piikey -A native of the, village, welcomed his - many friends. Hit received many v{ h - eards and letters -of -congratulations.- On Sunday, -his sister- Miss Jermie 'Pilkey had some of t ie iu =ediate family in for dinner, among theM,- - his sister, Mrs. Mantle, who has not been out �aA winter. Mr. 'Pilkey. has a n joyed the venter, and still emys as occasional mew evening. F ae barge. Csewas Attebd Comoseske- c - S masked on Thursday and Friday ev- ,enhW of last week, when the. Clare- _ wont Continntltion. School held their *mual Can o nemement progratisfi. t + On Friday 'evening, Board Chaiir- miNn. G. M. Forsyth made the awards.' :Students receiving the Inte=ediate - Certificates -were Megan 'Beare,, a Helen Hodgson, Pearl Pilkey, Thel- sno Sanderson, Austin Pearce, Jean Taylor and George Nooks: Receiving Secondary Graduation Wit,.,•.;`. ... �,� 'Diplomas were:, Verna Prouse, Betty`"' St< 3y and Eric Wallace.;<:x i -71 The progra ni Was made up of two plays, both very well -presented; two. colourful dances - by the Lower School and one by the Middle School; y .� six choruses Raid a drill. A +Chance` - A dance was held following the �O , ' ... evening's • program, the proceeds ■ ■ ■ ■ _: Xrom the two Jugaw nR W.- ;140: d - fi h an the right to go• s In'...Remember! Ever time ONE of•us' " — -1 the n bt to enjoy the simple, y -Women s Missionary Society . g l Y P r breaks ONE of these rules, we're : - The March meeting -of the w'. 'M. pleasant things of life! Picnics by the .cowering the value of our soldier's 1Vlake'this Pledgo Todayl S. of the United Church was held ;river—week-end trips in.. the old :. dollar. • We're helping to shoot ,last Tuesday afternoon -at -the home P• $ of Mrs. James McCullough.' There 'family jalopy—these are some of the prices sky-high : and sky-high 1 pledge myself to do my part was a good attendance. The Worship things that your is fighting for prices mean inflation: The value of . In fighting Inflation: Service wwae taken . by the President, today! And he won't be able to ^ Mrs, Frank Loyst, assisted by them- _ . every dollar in Canada goes down, ' By •e viv9 rationing and avoiding bens -of the Society. During the,Bus- boe enjoy those things, unless we home an n the meat overseas come black markets, in. any shape o P :ruse Period Mrs. Loyst, Mrs, R. Sghi for him against inflation—unless ba CIG!kr plot buy only a --Mikey;-?aha.PrU113L varlIon an we miWe sure when he gets back his Xonnedy were appointed els delegates • $ ;quarter's worth of 'goods! - „_ . ty reapeal„e prise eentrels and other, - to attend the Annual Preebste;ial • .. anti-1sAation measures, and re- dollar will be worth a' dollar. . Meeting to be held in Oshawa, on � We con. prevent inflation! WC Cliffs fraiaiagfroin careless and unnecet- :To 'protect his dollar, .we 'must . , March Z2. Representatives ,tarn the give our fighting mSts'`ri t t0 O spry buying: I will not buy two :realize NOW the,dan ers of careless, $`h 8 - $� $ - where one will dq , nor will I buy, •. Mission band- and Baby :,olid- -ars $ ... t also' to attend. The balance of the . Unnecessary buying., � We must buy . fishin • • , if we make. sure . his dollar a "new" where An sold^ will do. - ' - pmgram. was in"charge of the ladies_ only••what• we need-ytever buy two will be worth a dollar, when he of the Goodfellowship _ Class,. Mrs, where one will do! ' We const not comes home: We' can't give -back to By b"i'1na . oory. 60i4s emd war D. MCCullouglii President ct the gi savings Stamps, supporthtli tax. Class 'took -charge and :gave- a -very - evade rationing or price...control, or . Whim his lost years, or his lost youth ation, "aod abiding original and amusing reading.- Mrs• deal with crack. markets. If we break -But. if .we keep- up -the fight •against by all such measures W. Hill and Mrs. Ed, Boniface also which will lower the - - gave intei+eating readings:. A piano ""' LIIe 'rules,- our country -the country inflation, he can look ,forward ' to - " -' co4r of living and solo by Mrs. H. , Gregg was much &re's fighting for—will start on that pleasant, satisfying living --- the - t" help keep prices stn, ' ,• _ appreciated. Mrs. J. Peddie ` vry' spiral of prices known as inflation! '-Canadian way of life: eRt=Mrt normal level. *: 1= ably -gave a chapter -from the Study Book "West of the Date Line". Pol- 4 fMf lowing the Program a social half Pxb&h#d by THH BREWING-• INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to reveal, t>te dai■en of ln@adoa eMtllRtO ,..�_ hour was spent over the too, cuPa rsatcn orr every weanesday. viat- tery's Poultry Farm. Alton>a Rd•, "WHIM �LNGmvLA`1KE -,HLLL1'11UWODVEwRI%4-D`OK ONTARIO . size b, like new. You pay delivery Your films p'uperly developed and and this advertisement. Write ...�.. ,,._-.,- Y•"'.; ::'•.�- �h. _i..y ,, �., ...�. ;y. ,;7 rj- 'ti• 1 :h""•e'_�., ,.-+53,r�'i�..s',"iµ'�•»�,�, ,.�•.++�`G�.c{�i':t, '"w�• ..�,c.�T's .. "� '!mac. 'su'?a .. .,T. • , ,�.•,%„�.�, - y..tw.•, ti, 'Beaches Builiness Men's Associa. Men and women who suffer nagging g tion, or 8. Your receipt will _ - be mailed omptly.__Draw to be made May 24th. Proceeds for war Neuritu. or Lumbago want w relieve Chnritiee• such symptoms promptly. To get such t Rays �.. kow S uns becomes heated- and expands more NO Coal ! Just Like Sheer Blasphemy SLOG BOOKS YOUR ORDER R U S NOW. LOdisappointed. tablespoon of leauta juin is :glass of O and riYOUR t be .11 • '.:Affect Steel Mast than the shaded ,cooler opposite side, causing 'the most to`bend 0 Buck><ngam Palaceaway ed stock, and from 25 os• eggs Cm ALLENRU. GALLENRU today. or better. Barred Rocks mixed $12.00 per 100, White Leshorns Brifis mixed $11.00 per 100. Barred . REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND " WONDERFUL" Rock Pullets 819.00 per 100. for oety. for our big catalogue that will • start you on the road to bigger from Old Sol. "' • "If only the world knew how phone or wire for copy Newfield Seed and Nursery Farms, Nipawin, and time prompt manner lu 190 white Rock Pullegtt��s We '^ , i♦ Iyyer arantee RI live d240 elivery, l5alance, paid Cer 100. Idaple City, Hatchery. Chatham. Studies nude of a 186 -foo! tabu- In the course ' of a bright sunny Queen Elizabeth inspected a kit- much his"love extends beyond his SNWBREEDERS UFFER PLANT A oil or kerosene -no wicks. J. 8. DEVELOPED' AND PRINTED fiG o 26e 650 Dougall Ave., Wind= Don't risk losing pictures. Send Ur stainless steel. mast step u4 New day, the top of the mast swings Chen exhibit a short time ygo •mad own people towards the universe, want them. Orders are pouring FROM MY ©F THESE so Breeder Hatcheries are always sold out early. Don't take chancre : '.York 5kyscnper indicate that al- through a 12 -inch arc. bending peeped inside a plastic coke bis -they would foreswear their false Mode FINEST STUDIO. Large Type Laghorns, Sussex _ AFFLICTIONS though mounted and designed to six inches to the west before noon, on a prefabricated heating unit. "No God and turn to worship him, the large Catalogue and Li L . Price List Lakeview Poultry Farm. Wein Bros- Exeter. Ont nand vertically it actually ..does so and six inches to the east in the "Oh", she exclaimed. coal! greatest personality Iiistory has WA m Br -T-0 SOFA IAUS banded, and blood-teated. Immediate * ACHNO, TRW fiiT - on _heavily_ clouded days and afternoon. Jest like most houses now.". , That Dr. * RHEU"= OR HOALMti1C' Pailets 90% guaranteed PAM $26.00. per hundred. at night. - The mast- would stand erect ill Then she observed, "iffy good- -known."- -was Goebbels, productivety backed by Twaddle's Smmess. Hybride-Sores X Ramp. If you do-fle��e�s_te� T�iIOW011dslgvf Sleek X Haat*. Ramp X. Leikesw Pullets 90% guaranteed- When the sun's rays strike the the sunshine only if the sun were ness, it has been cold in, Bucking- as quoted by. Edward Montgomery ,t,-ItT,ERUBtaiO�d�t,.,�;.,�, �fltestakasof .5 %1d1Aiim fa1� Cockerels $ 9.00 per hundred. •�� s comforting relief from any or all 01 Save time. order from advertise - meat Satisfaction guaranteed. Free *,->e est, the metal on the sunny side directly overhead, an unlikdly clr-- ham Palace." talking to BBC overseas listenersTOBACCO or moray bode. Sold sraywhere. profit. R year dealer is sold out rand .50a for low jar direct to W. K Buckley cumstance in New York, for that Utsited, Toronto. in "Radio Newsreel." Montgomery chicks. We specialise In one S _ city is far• north of the Earth's The Amazon river drains an area went'on to say that Goebbels'vgas -ILLMMixed CIGARETTE TOBACCO 100, Legborn Ckla. 22.0-0 per 100. equartor. as large as the United States. talking about -Adolf Hitler. " . eggs or better and from special THOUSANDS AVAILABLE W3�EK- 1if yon or8'r at once. Our 1 3 road Breasted Sussex cox bring Headad ACCOUNTANTS ! AUDITORS West, Toronto top prices on the market Whits -PHOTOGRAPHY BABY CHICKS FUR SALE t ]INCOME TAIL- REPORTS COIL+ plate Bookkeeping Services. Small or 'Large Businesses. Travel any- ' WRITE FOR OUR NEW 1946 PRICE lint on Barred Rock, Redrock, .Leghorn Legrock NEW POULTRY PICKING MA- chine, electric motor, 60. cycles. PIFks chickens, turkeys, FILM DF,VELOPEU, 8 PRINTS, one 6 a 7" enlargement Ebc. Re- prints, Inelf1ding 116, 3c each.. -.__ � h� es...• �j �f where. Albert Brett A Co., w►e►1 SUlfi-0-..Amb and chicks. Liberal discount -on complete, YS 2' Bleury Bird Farm. Neilson Photo Service, Sault Ste' $ I Wellington SL E„ Toronto. Ont bowel&& i [b�owwels. cA, stomach. early orders• C. S• Deebank, Moulinette. Ont lberville, Que. Marie. Oat. . answer' your questions. Impart. --- ---------_--- w■�■+w •. r■■■...... .�....-�� Tr L- TLYH»ef� At►aa tTa! •.. . rsatcn orr every weanesday. viat- tery's Poultry Farm. Alton>a Rd•, "WHIM �LNGmvLA`1KE -,HLLL1'11UWODVEwRI%4-D`OK ONTARIO . size b, like new. You pay delivery Your films p'uperly developed and and this advertisement. Write You may win this 210,000 model, MARCH CHICKS ARZ NECESSARY home' for $1.00. Write for our 1 o --al-.60-each)ay. to a arestoday. --for' Septem end Ocjober pin duction. Export contracts assure 'Beaches Builiness Men's Associa. Men and women who suffer nagging g tion, or 8. Your receipt will _ .. _. aches anti pains, caused by Rm.heumatis - be mailed omptly.__Draw to be made May 24th. Proceeds for war Neuritu. or Lumbago want w relieve Chnritiee• such symptoms promptly. To get such gin wool batts $1.15 lb. Wool by sending your ftims to reliet,... try ALLENRU! Mix 2 table- BART CHICKS sptufm of this fink medicine wtfih one SLOG BOOKS YOUR ORDER R U S NOW. LOdisappointed. tablespoon of leauta juin is :glass of O and riYOUR t be .11 chicks are from guaranteed test - water. Untold dtodsabds of fouls wi ed stock, and from 25 os• eggs Cm ALLENRU. GALLENRU today. or better. Barred Rocks mixed $12.00 per 100, White Leshorns fisc at any drug stole- mixed $11.00 per 100. Barred . REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND " WONDERFUL" Rock Pullets 819.00 per 100. for oety. for our big catalogue that will • start you on the road to bigger whits Leghorn Pullets 872.00 Der • 100• white • Rocks mixed $15.00 phone or wire for copy Newfield Seed and Nursery Farms, Nipawin, and time prompt manner lu 190 white Rock Pullegtt��s We '^ , i♦ Iyyer arantee RI live d240 elivery, l5alance, paid Cer 100. Idaple City, Hatchery. Chatham. apprBRITAIN Ontario. IS OUR BIGGEST CUS- tomer for eggs next fall. That ON ONE SNWBREEDERS UFFER PLANT A oil or kerosene -no wicks. J. 8. DEVELOPED' AND PRINTED fiG o 26e 650 Dougall Ave., Wind= Don't risk losing pictures. Send BOOB YOUR • 1946 CHICKS NOW them. Some immediate shipmentReading, and get your chicks when you c _ want them. Orders are pouring FROM MY ©F THESE so Breeder Hatcheries are always sold out early. Don't take chancre N.H. x L.S. and others. Bray on ordinary chicle Place lynx Y PA�NFtlt., A�iNOY�aq� order PLOW. Pars Bred Busse Mode FINEST STUDIO. Large Type Laghorns, Sussex _ AFFLICTIONS Now Hampa„ Sussex X u horns, R X Leghorn~. Rock New Hames. Barred Rocks. Send Loi• Illustrated CHEM" $HIS UST MOiM ! large Catalogue and Li L . Price List Lakeview Poultry Farm. Wein Bros- Exeter. Ont * DRY, CLOOOW NOMLS . CHH COLD CONGISTM ORDER YOUR GOVERNMENT APPROVED CHICKS NOW -Ever WA m Br -T-0 SOFA IAUS banded, and blood-teated. Immediate * ACHNO, TRW fiiT delivery on-PrenOwn Brad• day old CN * APPW SKN, WOMMMM chicks. il.'tekeear * RHEU"= OR HOALMti1C' Pailets 90% guaranteed PAM $26.00. per hundred. *' KZ&AA, P:MPLSS Unsexed chick• 814.00 per hundred. Cockerels 1 5.00 per hundred. * UJIM"Go Staffed Reeky' New HAmpkiree.' productivety backed by Twaddle's Smmess. Hybride-Sores X Ramp. If you do-fle��e�s_te� T�iIOW011dslgvf Sleek X Haat*. Ramp X. Leikesw Pullets 90% guaranteed- foww loaf 81JCKLEY'SSTAINLM $24.50 per hundred, chicle Rend. for 1945 catalogue Unsexed chicks $14.80 •par hundred. ,t,-ItT,ERUBtaiO�d�t,.,�;.,�, �fltestakasof .5 %1d1Aiim fa1� Cockerels $ 9.00 per hundred. •�� s comforting relief from any or all 01 Save time. order from advertise - meat Satisfaction guaranteed. Free tllem. In fad if muttbriopfeliief {alar catalogue on request, containing IltfsA any" ou !kite ever veed �r the proper broodtas of chicks. Aad methods used in raising poultry for or moray bode. Sold sraywhere. profit. R year dealer is sold out rand .50a MONKTON POULTRY FARMS. for low jar direct to W. K Buckley manktea. Ontario. -- Utsited, Toronto. S R. A S 8 A R DIS BLOOD►TESTZD chicks. We specialise In one S broad. Hollywood Strata White . Leghorn,, large birds and chalk Pullets 820.00 100. -ILLMMixed -white eggrs. per $10.80 per 100. 111.00 books Belting. Machinery, Boilers,. PIANOS _ 100, Legborn Ckla. 22.0-0 per 100. order. Bradsard's Hatchery. Aults- - BROAD RR•EASTED SUSSEX COX . eggs or better and from special THOUSANDS AVAILABLE W3�EK- 1if yon or8'r at once. Our 1 3 road Breasted Sussex cox bring Headad mated flocks. Guaranteed 10696' West, Toronto top prices on the market Whits oirder,ve del balance _1C.O.D. oRainks bow FARMS FOR SALE PATIONTS skinned, long rounded breasts. Also New Ramp. cox with fast 1 �* les~ ' and fathering. Sussex X l.eghor -.__ � h� es...• �j �f ghorns and Rock ]c w make good routers and grow w►e►1 SUlfi-0-..Amb fast up to 4-i lbs. You can buy trill giave instate reL12 ILambly'sisgoOdfor cow. M, these for $4.00 per 200. Also mtz- ed heavy cox $8.00 per. 100. All ! tooter , Zd from our well-bred, healthy. reed blood tested Breeden. 0L Brood- bowel&& i [b�owwels. cA, stomach. ars, on ONE plant. Lakeview for information. We arelad to Poultry rain. Welts Bros., Exeter, answer' your questions. Impart. BUTTER MAKER, �EXPERIENCED6 Ontario. FARM FOR SALE IN DISTRICT holdtn teeters certificate, dip- w of Algoma, 188 acres, lib under Loma. !wires year round position. ORIMR YOUR S. -C. WHITE LNG - _:rohto. WAMM PSR: horn day-old chicks from -.a br-- HAIRDRESSING K or hatchery. Stock blood tooted bapded by O. B. S. Will A. LEA R N HAIRDRESSING THE and Glazier, Clinton, Out. eAT-st.[[o - OK 100 CHICKS FREE a sf�ct ogrroml WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100 PUL. let chicks, we gave 100 tree chicks ' tour choice). LAghoro pullets t $22.96 or 100, barred Roost Sul - :I 819 96 100. White Rock VITAMIN 111-QOMPL91f per -Pullets $24.99 per 100. All. chicks cold backed by high. egg podlg omd. .r LIgaN A Tablet Foam -stock. $1.00 books your order. LD AT ALL ORIV6 Ej :"baldnce C.O.D. Guaranteed . l0oq{, ,RISING Ear.. priced low. Would change 'live delivery. Kent Hatchery, 1 -'Chatham, Ontario. Way to Relieve 46 FREE CHICKS OUR FOUNDATION STOCK 18 .Easy ti registered And pedigreed" birds. RHEUMATIC othia better Canada. Order MEDICAL Growers Co -Operative Ltmlted. Boz 1100, Brampton. Out now.Pricesfor mined baby . n o 'ohicka; males` and females: B Athos and Pains red Rocks. $12.00 Der bundred; Here is a simple, easy way to �at from the agony of swot ea, White Le hoses, 811.00• White Rocks, 8100- Brown Leshorse relief rheumatic joints and musonlar ache! 11.00. Pullet prices: Barred � $19.00• White Lag ..'-and pains. Go to any drug store and get a bottle of Ru -Ma. It you 2.00:cks 24.00; $22.00: Whit$ Rocks. 834ree Brown Leghorn~, 834.00. 3G tree r not leased with the help it up will be [lura gives you -go getyour Mone This is a •generous offer you can c c c for each 200 free ad and ft tree chicks for each _ .. • not Afford to ignore. 100 day old bullets ordered. to your trouble? tntereat'ng per- State a e, experience, wage. Ap ticultrs-Free! Write Mullfflao ply Clltford Ross, Beaverton, Out. Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri- ACME JAW tannin, Heights. Ontario. • A•1 BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD- :" `;: S a t7i1WIDaLWN Tested flocks, Barred Rocks, large type_ .White Buaeli 'Rock q to t.8 IC it LeghorAs, X New Hampshire, Red -X --Rorke. A TRIAL - EVE SUFFERER write for magazines and news -' Write for price list to A. H. t. -101. Wyatt- Bldg.. London, Out tzer Hatchery, Grantors, Out. •FEMALE PAI� - BABY CHICKS AND POULTS, =.;$Lydia&Pinkham'aVegetableCompound Barred Rock and White Leghorn• from Govornment approved and not.onl hal relieve Y Ps periodic p� but bloodtested stock, all eggs not ALSO accompanying nervous, tired. from .our own stock. Also White _ highatruns feelings -when due to fano- Holland and Broad Breasted -' tliottal' Monthly distusbanceG. it's out of for this Bronze Turkey Pouets. Send for rice list The Wright Farm, jlrockyillo, >`!f� the most effective medicines pus - Oat. oows&b. 's Compound Ups nstwrsl "Vproilowirectfons. BLOOD TESTED HYBRID COCK- Try itl . to yy�� erals, Rock-Samppccroes, each -duiring March. 100cy„ live delivery m��y,��' COMfON• Phone 803 Stormont SPEEDY CASH FOR -100-200 ACRES, gn aranteed. Poultry, rarm. Finch, but. 1lhlDped on receipt. of Mossy Or-. ed on. BAUMEEKX FOOT , BALM D111- good medium loam. hvdro avail rsatcn orr every weanesday. viat- tery's Poultry Farm. Alton>a Rd•, SINGLE STANDARD FIXED TYPE SERVICE and SATISFACTION .R.R. 2, PICKERING, ONT. size b, like new. You pay delivery Your films p'uperly developed and and this advertisement. Write MARCH CHICKS ARZ NECESSARY printed Box -31, Lansing, Ont 6OR 8 EXPOSURE BULLS 26e BEAUTIFUL COMFORTERS MADE INERT ENLAR(JIN.a SERVICE --for' Septem end Ocjober pin duction. Export contracts assure the same price 1n the fall of 1946 from, your materials. Quilting You may not get all the films you $1.85, Your _;as in 1944. Top Notch Chickeries wool carded 25c Its., want this year, tat you. can at all -washing 3c lb. Quick service. Vir- the quality and service y�desie• urge poultrymen to start early this year and to get off to the gin wool batts $1.15 lb. Wool by sending your ftims to beat start ,be sure you start off Carding Machines $14.95. Spinning IMi•1*HIAL P130TO' SP.RriICD 'Wheels $13.95. Ask for catalogue. with Tot) Notch chicks. They are ' Station J. Toronto Sifton Wool Products. Box Vl from Government Approved .123, Sltton, Manitoba. oodtested breeders. They have a a "YOUR WORK IS reputation for livability and pro- Drop us a line to -day . REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND " WONDERFUL" for oety. for our big catalogue that will • start you on the road to bigger Commercial Grain and Grass Seed. Price List now ready. Write; : CUSTOMER SAYS �' ' profits. Top Notch Chickeries, -Guelph. Ontario. phone or wire for copy Newfield Seed and Nursery Farms, Nipawin, and time prompt manner lu Saskatchewan. which you return work Is. greatly apprBRITAIN IS OUR BIGGEST CUS- tomer for eggs next fall. That BROODER STOVES Any. Size Roll6 or 8 Exposures USE FUEL Any. Size Roll means chicks now, to produce A oil or kerosene -no wicks. J. 8. DEVELOPED' AND PRINTED fiG o 26e 650 Dougall Ave., Wind= Don't risk losing pictures. Send them. Some immediate shipmentReading, sur, Oat. Your film rolls to are B.R., N.H.. N.H. z B.R., _. .. N.H. x L.S. and others. Bray CANADA'S LARGEST -AND Hatchery. 130 John -N., Hamilton, Mode FINEST STUDIO. , Melbourne Free. M.R�2, Meaford. Ont. Get Better' Pictures at Lower Cost Prompt mail service. e TWEDDLE CHICKS THRIVE AND more stay alive. That's one def- ONE NO. 3 MONITOR CLOVER AND SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER laite advantage -of fretting start- Timothy Seed Cleantng Machine ad with Tweddle Chicks. Every New in good conditionStyle Album With Prints . complete with chick is from Government Ap- 60 Sections of Screens. R CraMM. sites 16lbum 7 1! 39c proved bloodtested breeders. They - Pinkerton. 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A COMPLETE UN1ls 09, Postal Terminal A; Toronto ft�dwant white Itoraa mixed $11.00 Der 100• Bar- rings. Sire] Stable Posts, Boller Print Name and Address Plainly on red Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100, (rubes. Rails, Plates, Structural Orders. . white legborn pullets $22.00 per --Steel Pulleys, Shafting, Hangars, 100: Heavy Breed Ckls. $6:00 per Belting. Machinery, Boilers,. PIANOS _ 100, Legborn Ckla. 22.0-0 per 100. Tanks etc. We can save you IS YOUR PIANO PROBLEM SOLA - All chicks hatched from 26 on. money, Samuel Blerstock d: Sons, ad? •If not.. write us. Factor eggs or better and from special 255 Palmer Ave.. Kitebener, Obt. ~Mason d: RLch,. }4$- King St mated flocks. Guaranteed 10696' West, Toronto oirder,ve del balance _1C.O.D. oRainks bow FARMS FOR SALE PATIONTS Hatchery, Chatham, Ontax lo. 190 ACRES MORE OR LESS WITH Ii ETHERSiTONHAUGH 4 COMPANY or without s oo and farm Im- tent Solicitors. Establithd. ylenreats, fore t ng house. a 0; 1{ Kies W"t Toronto. DTi ING AND CLEANING .."Township of Loagueull 'Prescott Booklet of Information on re - County -1 mile from Town. School. quest Church, HAVE 'YOU ANYTHING NEEDS dyeing or cleaning? Write to us electricity. running water. Apply John B. Woods. Solicitor. POSITION WANTED for information. We arelad to Hawkesbury. Out. answer' your questions. Impart. BUTTER MAKER, �EXPERIENCED6 ment H- Parker's Dye Works Parker's FARM FOR SALE IN DISTRICT holdtn teeters certificate, dip- ;Limited. 792 Street of Algoma, 188 acres, lib under Loma. !wires year round position. _:rohto. cultivation, clay loam. Balance Raymond Macleod, Bury, Qua. - - - !pasture and wood. Buildings In - cod repair. Excellent, water In SEEDS HAIRDRESSING fouse and barn. George McKay. THORUGHLY. RECLEANED GOV- Plummer; Ont arnment graded clover seeds, Tian othy and Cossack* alfalfa. Write LEA R N HAIRDRESSING THE Robertson method. Information 811,000 -20 -ACRE FRUIT FARM IN for prices. J. E. Muir. Ceylon. an*.request regarding claooea Winona, 10 acres grapes, 10 acres Ontario. ._M:a4- 137 Avenue Road. 'Toronto --jr ghee, pp1 _ r iellfnr. emy. pears. Good reason oa t B. Vekony, Box 6fl, Winona, Ont ity and value. Send for Catalogue "We sell everything that gross. SILO BUILDING EQUIPMENT, AD- $859 Yongs Street, Toronto. "R SALE _ Notable steel forms, will band. PEEL. SEEDS from 6 ft. to 14 ft. Also Concrete ALFALFA. ALSIKV. RED CLOVER, ' BELGIAN $TALLTON ld ,RISING Ear.. priced low. Would change Mixer forms new, Apply Glen Sweet Clover, Mixed. seeds. Ties --- --for - Mackney ware Tuttin Wheatley. On whsle,.'. and Markham, R L '-"- retail Write for prices. Peal Seed MEDICAL Growers Co -Operative Ltmlted. Boz 1100, Brampton. Out ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW USED. bought, sold, rebuilt: belty pul. STOMACH AND rHRJi;AD WORMS .1 I= brushes. Allen Electric Com- often. are the cause of tll-health WANTED pany Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St.. To- -in humans, all ase•. No one Im- MAN OR BOY WANTED FOR if Tonto. mune! Why not $lad out this general farm work, good farm. to your trouble? tntereat'ng per- State a e, experience, wage. Ap ticultrs-Free! Write Mullfflao ply Clltford Ross, Beaverton, Out. - ACME JAW FOR SALE- .CRUSHER i6" 32" jaw' is Rem. lea. Specialists Toronto $. J. model 16 . z good condition'' reasonable. Write Pru- NEW WRITERS NEEDED TO RE- dential Finance Corp., Ltd. Room A TRIAL - EVE SUFFERER write for magazines and news -' t. -101. Wyatt- Bldg.. London, Out of Rheumatic 'Pains nr, Neuritis - ,= DaDare' Full information for ' -r h o u l d try Dixon's Remedy. a t alm V e d addressed envelope. Munro•s Drug Store, 335 Elgin. FACTUAL FEATURES. 39 Lee • .<' DURNFORD KENNELS, COCKER ganiel puppies, red and black. otee ehaatpIon registered stock. Ottawa. Postpaid$1.00. _ .:Avenue, Toronto 8. 763 Gil" East. Windsor. Ont. CONSTIPATION, B I L 10 U SNESS, WILL. PAY $700 CASH FOR BLOCK liver trouble, depressed headache, Planer ,Machine. It is used for COI.L.IE PUPPIES, HEELERS AND quickly relieved with Fig- I•atS plantne sole leather block*.. Boz watches, Maier Seven Dollars, tablets. Keep regular with I�'ts- 15, 73 Adelaide West, Toronto. Females Three Dollars. Wire Tor, Laze ,tbc at Druggists. tries Pnpptoo. seg. stock $2$.00. SPEEDY CASH FOR -100-200 ACRES, 1lhlDped on receipt. of Mossy Or-. ed on. BAUMEEKX FOOT , BALM D111- good medium loam. hvdro avail far. Grove, R. 1 Stoney -Creek. Ontario. stroys offensive odor fnetantly.-. - -173 'Adelaide rV� tTorontoBoz 16. 45c bottle. Ottawa agent. Denman - Drug Store, Ottawa.BOSTON FEMALE, YOUNG OR AT STUD: SPRINGIER 'SPANIEL Imported England, Beagle hound, Field Trial Winner. Re stored, HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DIX- proven Brood, under 3 years, reg "and Istered. Good home. Give denorip Trent Valley Kennels R Peter- on's Neuritis Rheumatic Pain Remedy? It given good results. 'tion price. Box 13, 73 Adelaide bore. Ontario. Munro's Drug Store 335 Elgin, W., Toronto. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.60. WANT - ALL KINDS OF POULTRY W ANT y HEREFORD BULLA, REGISTER- .ad. coming two, good type, low ed, live or dressed. Write M. P not. priced right Apply A. 33. Nokes• Manilla, Ont MUSICAL 'INSTRU•MENTS Mallon. 33 Jarvis, Toronto. FRED A. BODDINGTON BUTS, MR. WOOL. GROWER - ONTARIO GROWN 2 PURITY I' Timothy Seed Germination 96%. sells, exchanges musical itistru- WE OPERATE A GOVF,RNMENT 30%c lb. Pinkerton. Bap . $rep Idents, 113 Church, Toronto 2. Licensed Wool Warehouse and are Sold in unbroken 120 ib:. bags only. Cash with order. Roy Cramm, prepared to purchase this eea'ion s T. wool clip according to Government Seed Merchant. Pinkerton. OPPORTUPI,TiRs FOR WOMEN_ Gradingg Standards and at estab- BE A HAIRDRESSER liahed Govern>$uent prices You can appiv your wool credit against q txn it .r♦ -_. it. PO Ary business together witth bNri JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL blankt purchaser.' We do not Ing, also two double houses, good.- handle used woollens. THE corner, property good condition, Great Opportunity, Learn • STRATHROY WOOLLEN MTT.LS close down town reason for sell- Ing, aged and retiring. Price rea• Hairdressing LTD.. STRATHROY, Ont. Pleasant dignified profession, good sonable. A. Schiller, 325 Fairview, wages, thousands successful. Marvel FARM MACHIWERV Riverside. graduates. America's greatest syn-. ' "VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS tem. Illustrated catalogue free. and repair parts are always Write or call Available eUboryottt iQpal ddlirect ALLOWAY LODGE OFFERS CHOICE ANGUS BULLS of service. MARVEL HAIRDRESSING dealer or ro me a SCHOOLS Separator Co, Limited, 720 Notre - able age. Bred Heifers for Herd foundation. J 858 BLOOR W, TORONTODame West. Montreal S. Que. ' D. E. McEwen, R.R. 4, London, Branches: 44 Sing St., Hamilton. HELP WANTED Ontario fib 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. _ COOK GENERAT« SMALL FAMTI.T. pleasant surroundings, wood OFRER TO INVENTORS walrea. References required, Mrs, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPAR- Agna� raspberries. peach trees. tt9yT8i, pears; plums, cherries. grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging Rtsntev Thomson, 406 Russell Hill AN OFFf:R TU EVERY INVENTOR Road, Toronto shade trees, wire tree . guards. g Norfolk Nursery, Simco!. Ontario. Infer - - List of Inventions end full tutor-, r mati�r, sent free. The Ramasy, $9dut REG. ,• GENERAL Co., Registered Pa ant Attorneys. duty. itve 1n. Room and Rnard; . Roo 27R Innk alrPer nit*wr. rnnrdff duties to commdnce at once. Wheqq ORDER YOUR PACKAGE BEER. OR nuclei, now for May delivery. applying dive. full pperticulnre an 4 Watertdrd Roseview, Aviaries• Hawicestone ISSUE 11-1941 experience. Maternit Hospital. Box 402, Waterford, Ont Ontario. a 4,. ._'n. .. .. -'r -wT-. �.....:.• ': ^4^s,. r'O�,y... : - '�f."•.`g.✓.. ..1 ^F - 'ci 'y' X ' ' •mv .ate... _,. _ •.^_C` , 'y m.<v..,,,.:..ee_ -- .,. :: .y. ........ _.. •_. �� '�.. ,: ..... -,. .: a^.. �. v,.. T -_ _:�"°�-' -�-• - y .. i.r•.....,..,....�. ...se.a..:a�,: _ -Fv+. --...+n•, .:k5.�. - : `6 - �- --� the girl breathed. She was .only i vaguely aware of the thing it meant ' , to-him, but she knew that it had help The Red Coss some deep significance.' r. He nodded. dded. e They were standing torether on '1�� --ALA �� the hearthrug, the light ,of the lamp f low behind them out- lining o v cast t Ose 6 , • g , ` lining were They stood waiting. �• They were still waiting silently Flaky, crispy owes-fccsb when Mrs. Lynn 'came rustling in ? Chciatfe's Premium Soda - _. -, _ and, behind het, a little bowed about s Casickei's add Clore c1& the shoulders, looking a little older, - soue6 00j the millionaire himself. Mrs. Lynn, seeing a two, ext aurae . Seeps S a �= s ► 'Why, Pamela, 1 thought You were out! Mr. Byram, please touch At your grocer's, always � � � ' that light -switch behind you. I hate ask foe Chdfders. gloom!" Burleson !angered a little harshly: COHIC�ES - "Butterflies like light," he remarked alSy humorously,' smiling at is sir er- - "Pam, I want Some tea- herLl sunt began, and then she stopped. She had become abruptly,aware of When boy, meets gi-1 that's fins the wheels. But to hear the purr _ their attitude, and she saw Mark's When two boys- meet two girlso e motor, o know the ba h d A dface. "Why; Mr. 'Byram!" that's generally all right too. But wasn't cracked, nor the radiator T .. _s<* _w#� two h' one-_girl, tall uite a load _ Stark did 'not "seem to shear her. isn't so good.' I remember when off my mind_ First thing you know , By He walked slowly over'-to the iib - son. Bob an- is e- ong cum w d-ming MARY 1dS.AY TAYLOR = rary table where Burleson stood, were in High school, the chum things. Maybel and the older man, searching his developed a girl temple - - /�r��►'`�r��r��'�f�►►��1�� face in the new strong light, did didn't-at least .not at that time-- not. Preserve Beaver: move. He seemed suddenly. to So there he was at a loose -end and CHAPTER XIII slowly in his hands. Underneath, see something in It that held him. had to find other interests-not so preserve Forests - "That doesn't shake my belief in where the fat-kneed goblin sat so Mark came nearer and opened his easy after two boys have gone their 1 au; you see I'm our friend." squat, the jade was smooth except hands. In the hollow of'his palms way together for so 1png, both is 4-___. Y for a cipher or a dent something It might be appropiaie tr. She believed in him it was the P g tha jade god squatted like a toad. tete same form all through school; . attention -to the fact that the pre•. most marvelous thing in the worldl that marked it indelibly. Mark ran Burleson stared at it and stared rap both interested ii the Same hobbies, servation of our beaver is also a. "Aad you don't ask me. about it? his finger along the broken surface at the young mail. He . apparently .the same snorts. Such a dilemma Y factor of importance in its turn in Nor why '1 was sent there?" he and ftlt it.: Then he looked at the linked%the two by. some chain of may well mean a boy's first lesson the preservation of our forests, says aim queer elfin face again ani his own circumstances, and the age in his in adjustment to changing con-' The Sault Ste. Marie Star: For ' She shook her head,amiGn face went white. own face deepened, the lines grew ditions in lif• : A: boys family can g the dams built by beaver do t 'You're my friend," she repeated' • ' sharp, his eyes dulled. The two wo- do much at such a time to bridge softly."My God," he said below• his men watched them, Mrs. Lynn in the gap by creating other interests great deal f, prevent a too', rapit breath; "how did -it. come here - amazemea Pam with a beating and encouraging -new • friendshi & run off of, rainwa'er from the The beauty 'of it swept. him off t, g g g -friendship &, feet. He caught her hands in here of all-places?" heart. It seemed eons before Mark But it has. to be done unobstrusively maintai snows of tipr tect They �„ - 'maintain ponds and fetter moil- his in another moment he would "You know it., Pam leaned for- spoke. -an adolescent boy is like a young _ have told her that he loved her - !yard, her own face'flusbed. " �l+hat "I know this thing;' he said flow- colt and will shy away from .any tore for the trees and reserve fol is it? What's the matter?" our power developments. Told ber the whole story but his ly; "it has a curious mark'under obvious, means to help him meet a A .few years ago two , Algoma, - eyes fell suddenly on a green thing He had collected himself, but he neatly see?"' 'He turned it over, difficult situation- - on the table at her elbow, a squat held the god hard in, one ok-his holding it close to Burleson. "Wil] Bob survived the ordeal and now men who acted as guides for tour- owerful panda. ists were discussing routes, with a shining figure, marvelously carved P you tell me when it came to- you?" young John is going through the party who wished to take a canoe it was, the face - cunning and old 'Where did you get 'this - • • • same experience-losing his chum as the -ages - was grinning up at thing?"' he demanded, and, for the Bnrlesan's hands clenched, he to a girl. But .he already has some- "If e . you. know asked pe4 _ moment. even the girl. herself steal 'If the ,beaver have been teapot( him - one of, the' small uplifted grew grayly- white, then,. suddenly, thing to take his mind. off his out at such and such a spot?" Aad _ T e ed to melt away from the reality of h red streak ran u between his troubles. A gramophoie=n_o less! he be. out of his; he reached for the jade tet ung e e eyebrows to his hair. The effect was a as it in u_ oom, which, lived they had been. and lifted it, turning it over "It's uncle's," -She was shaken ghastly:' Mrs. - Lynn caught- Pam's unfortunately, is above our little + + " Sod 'Then there is no use", said the by his emotion; the felt the ten- wrist in clutching fingers and sitting-room, so that quite often I DISCOVERS O Sion, the excitement of his discov- whiaptred: write 'to the accompaniment of old first guide, "in sending this avel j try. "He wouldn't give it to me - " that route; for if the beau* ._ Send' that man .away-your nn time dance music, complete' with a won't be enougi I put it here for -fun l' cles goingto have a fist": .. are gone they - cowbay'yode]liag. Oh .well,, so long " SKIN 8 E M D �' He looked at her, for the first . Her voice -was only i murmur, as he doesn't tuy .Frank"Sinatra !Mater for he canoes. This clean stainless anaseptio time without:. seeming to be aware brat it broke the spell that held them records .. . !known a❑ over Canada as Moont s of her- his face was so white that —staring at the rade poi • • " * - �j Overtired �r� s _ healing is eyes rooked bloc - g A re"You COY a rrt 1 iTed agent ,that Eczema, Barber's Itch, ?", Will you rein int'' 'Mark re-. tialt Rheum, Itching Toes and beet: Where's~your uncle. he asked peated 'in his deep voice you At long last a tetter- arrived _ _ .-r y, r and other inflammatory skin erun• excitedly. i++ _' " from. son Bob. ]t was an, airmail tions are often relieved 1n a few know me, Mr. Burleson. days. "He ought to be here soon. it's "Yes;' he said slowly, "I know letter, censored, crumpled and Moone's Emerald Oil is pleasant late now for him," The lanced to- you now!" As hes oke he'took an.. dirty. And after-reading it ive knew - to' use and. it is so antiseptic and 8 Y P penetrating that many old stubborn ward the window. unsteady step forward and laid one no more of the whereabouts. of our --eases of Ionic standing have yield- • • * boy or of what he is doing than we »: ed . to its influence. _ hand upon a chair. r "1Mf ' Moone'■ Emerald Oil is sold 'by •Mark; holding the jade god in his "Then-tell mel" Mark demand- did `before. �i�e -dust even know - - erugglets everywhere to help red •• what countr he is. in. The enemy you of stubborn pimples and un- hands, looked down • at her and ed hoarselq: help me that much 3 Y sightly akin crovbles--satletactton seemed to come to himself, sow!" and , he followed, the- older wouldn't get much information if Pr manes back. " it were left to that lad. However, it x I must. Ste your.uncle," he said' -mate, haldirig out the mocking god. . , <� gravely, The girl's eyes traveled Burleson turned and looked back was a letter and act our minds-at a�•-�•- from-his fart to as-; a thitsg--#nidi-- rsst�or_a__ltitle.�htl� anyway- from-his _ Whetber you Overwork, worry- 01 god in his hands, suddenly a fire leaped into his eYes, Mother Nature is surely .making expend your energies in ,fie social- • a good job 'of snow remount, Al- whirl, the result is the same --chronic 'That a the key to something. he stretched out his shaking hand, fatigue or nervous exhaustion she said excitedly, ".I see that!- Will seized the god and flung it with all ready . there' are large bare areas it - heI ou? - "his force into the corner, 1 t struck of land showing in the finds but, Your nerves and bodily organs ars ° P•Y " also tared so that fails end "It *vett- —If your unc a wilFtell the ewe of the great ritantel. ala - unfortunately, the lane is stir]_ well you lie awake at ole fo e' a5out' it - t-amine where he "gat ed, spun like a top againc• the brass covered, and that' doesn't"help our app• - * it. 71 ltnow when _ 1 know, almost fender and fell, broken in a thou transportation problems at'alt. Year Perhaps there isnothing that can eb �!F to a minute about that'" sand pieces on the floor. snow in the lane Is too deep for definitel help you as Dr. Chase's �• s• She rose and came over to him, car .or wagon wheels and the high. NF.iiV1FOOD. Moa people find e. touching it in his hands, wotrder tTo Be Contin'uedl way too. bare for sleighs. Thus one este to beheir the �y not benefit r • in her eyes. "It' has always held r e day when Partner went for chop, �fortheneweeoa- ' ' me , was this why?" �[] he 'thought at first it would be am rise of He, did not touch Clef: he knew' ..How Ow Can is necessary to' load the bags on the Y s ~ than she cared;. but'she might ha*e sleigh at the"barn;` then transfer. _77 By Anne Ashley. Dry,Chafe ss -wrapped in fire, . _,- them to the wagon at the .road, Get quick relief ver take her in his' arins until' he Q• How can I make a glove which tyould have meant a lot of Nerve Food was clearedl' But his eyes held hers. stretcher? heavy, extra work, „Finally ,he 60e-wets, from HEADACHE "If you hear •hard things of free, A. A curling iron: is excellent decided to put on a smaller toad ;Agog-:1.,dp unbelievable things, will .you trust for. stretching the fingers of wash. and' take A -chance on the wagon. rate? Will you believe in- me?", he able kid gloves. I, watched hini go and hoiv that " �y •this way. a i demanded passionately., "Can - you Q,, How can i make a wall paper wagon rocked and lurched. — - believe in me, Pam?" cleaner? - * ' • ` �'mx ym mgffe: f= . • ' • •A, gy making a paste liy mixiug `- While the men were away I paid I LLiAMS _> « .,..1, F ,lripJt -3t-was=the-first--tithe-he-had spa^ ou�sfuly��ftour, 3-tabtespavnfuis -a vt,i�-.�.=.�-cQ;.-MeFe-that,- that ediortreliefjuatbytaking afast-odsrlj ken her name thus, and she was of ammonia and 1/ cupfuls of I got behind the wh:el and step- CAMPHOluft prescription-type Instaatine tablet. touched by it. It had a .new sound water'. Roll this into balk of corm- ped on the starter, After three MUSTARD CREAM This tested and time proved remedy is on his lips, he made it a symbol of venient size to fit `the hand: Rub months rest, don't forget. Whit specially compoupded to ease your love - the love he could not claim. a bail over the paper and. it ,will - happeneV Yon don't know* 'my old wA olialsd oil "I'll believe in. you!" she smiled clean thoroughly..Lizzie or you wouldn't ask that. " e fiche f ase• ad= and blab up had arid! Cava prompt back bravely, but her eyes were Q. How con I make 'an iron One step on the starter and away. idf and prevent further complications. 1. Speedily eases Pal"• y wet with tears; she •suddenly saw smooth? she went! That is, her'engine, -not ntwa.alt#itlAwlurtaaIkeosalMm' 2. Prolongs relief from pain. his hands again and now she un- A. One of -the best methods for s. Reduces "depression." hives derstood - they were the hands of making an' iron slick and smooth . mild, stimula►tin¢"lift." a prisoner, knotted with work is to run the iron over a piece of They were still standing thus, an old candle, used, on a folded I Take Instantine for other pains, too: lookan at each other, when there • g + newspaper. • . _ rheumatic, ►uutalgic, tvtutitic suffer was the stir of an arrival is the Q• How car. I remove acid stains -.. inn or the misery of nolrtr All atom have Instantine.l2`tablets250. ingly; she nodded. A. Try rubbing with ammonia. ' "It!s Uncle-and Aunt Lynn',"' ` I But` one should avoid allowing' any MSN Something like triumph came acids, such as lemon, to come in into' his face; he gripped .the jade contact with marble. e god in one powerful hand, the other H a c I make better win- ` � Q. ow an • fell at his side, clenched, dow shades? �_►,k�`'`•� "You're going to ask him now?" A. Some persona refer oilcloth nt window shades to cretonne, as it ffipk�j keeps out the snit! better. All nee- Quick refieffratnthe sneezy, cow - You Will Enjoy Staying At head colds ft what you wart,. So try Neubh:o essary 'is to cut the oilcloth the re- r The ST. REGIS HOTEL to g o-aot-a few di, r up each tlosull- Naso p� •quired widthand tack it to the rot- tip soOtlle irritation, reduce_ers. Stitch a hem at the bottom to "'You'll weloonie the' relief that oomdl�aiItve Itou"« walk 11 tb, sbew- also!W reventman colds r "ry a h d the stick o k !Ng-tro-not P • al r,ma a scallo s if ►eP psnsfAfifirm or and relepwewe. referred though !foto derdoping ff erred fn. t(ute.ry ill Ial1 Niwa le, .$2.1.q as- P 6 the stick holds rOlbw ditediais in folder. 1 prake of 'k � Co.,nable, s tie ■p. the • ah`ade' better. e a«. Food. Dlwiwa and Door ^� teaVA-T1 InNOi Ina. Rtubtly' There are 461,000,000 acres of Sherbourne at Carlton Tel. RA. 4136 commercial °forest' lands in the - ISSU$ 11-lilt United States. I AM d g Pickerinr ''Aar ware Igtyre Our..trucks Pass your way 0yuk day, POULTRY RAISERS COAL, -CORE. Now ii. the time to get'an Electric or Coal Brooderl have then WDOD, CEMENt► in stock. GRAVEL, MASTEWS Chick Starters, REID HEAD P 0 SAND, ALL egg mash P U L A R I T ;Lnd Oyster Shell. Water Founts and Feeders -and We believe our "CASH and CARRY" Groceterl a p y y Poultry Supplies. PURINA Chic--R-Ton, Cre.:So-Fee. y I>LIES Is whini 1 2 IneritIL BUILDER'S SUP PURINA -ek Starters Customers appreciate our COURTEOUS SERVICE alb6 local, cartitge work our WELL -STOCKED SHELVES and our CASH and We havealso placed in stock a full CARRY 'PRICES. LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING WON COMPANY FEEDS 13Y M RIT J. S. BALSIDON, PICK RING E n g- -0 /T PAYS TO SHOP AT 7." !s A Few Worthwhile Sr -ed Self Phones Yards 74: Res. 65W Serve Waiting. -PRABI'TA. AYLMER GLENWOOD 1 BIG STORE Tea Pea Soup Tomato Diced.BVts I , lb. 75C. GOOKING SFA F D? .-OUR "a-i5S-i0-UR LOWER —28 oz.— juice — 20 oz. IG STORE, QUICK ACTING 2 for 25c Coffee, 28 oz. 1 Ic 2 for 2.5c. 20 oz". 11c., 1b. 45c' Habitant,pea- soup AIR -WICK Limited Supply ...... Kills. All Unpie . asant Kitchen Odors Corn brooms. extra value 5c It's Simple! Kellog's "LIKEWISK "'10 Nothing To ught free glaS*s.-".2 'for, 25c Corn Flakes Nothing To Spra�! Cor returned Way the Ro}s who have ed and are return -ing from the .,Battle Frmt" graciously accept* the �Tusf Pull Up Wick k Qua er "Merited Pogularilty" .which is due them, "Won By 89c,.- a Boftl,= blerit" and may w.e extend our, very heartiest ]p- kg 19C iQu*ck 9 THE REXALL STORE WELCCME'HcME J. :7 --- ----- - R. BODES Phtn. ILI Wanted -every one of them. Phone. Pick 68 'Weekly supply of good roasting Chickers. Highest M-arket. Prices NIAN Spring Will Come! paid as -per Grade. I S. C-7 I f A 13A Phone Ilckering 19 R 31 Gtt Ready For Decorating. Now; 1. anager Meat Ask for Mr. 'MeCoy, -M We 14— in Week B H Paint= AJAX MARKETERIA' 'Sellers & Atkinson and Enamels 600 Delivery .IBROCK Phone Ag)n. 201W2 Stouff. 290 Pb one' Durolaie- in All Pastel Shades 1 icejnsed C paint or wallpaper -,An be used ever eer* THEATRE _Auctioneers s 24 Year's Experience f W MKIW3BISr Oil@, Turps rps-an;d limited supply a Sirettory 'Sales conducted an)where. •Pkinl Brushes I kc;; Id HIialthfully Airconditione4 Specializing .in Farm Stock, THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Purniture and Property 'oe `a'es- MARCH 15, 16 voil -17 All Sales personally lifted and ALVIIN HUSHB Y GORLuN F. OBBORNE A. E. RICHARDSON -�Wurday Matinee at uo WVertised. Bills prepared and C. L. L1. .posted. Hardware and Tinsmith GENEIRAL- INSURANCE11. 7. t MANAGER two Shows and 0 p. M. Phone 46 REAL ESTATE .-Prop ervice m' t tONVEYANUthe V -IFICKERINL4 XILLS LIFE OU atabliAw Agmey, remb _A Love Soldier Reasonable Rates 1". hwarance Coakpiny to save. -LP&uktte Goddard and Sonny Tvfu Fbaa% Pkkaling So Representatives a as D. Munro Barry Be'A!ah Bondi a�3� f_ W. H. Curtip ---XOND",-- TUESDAY, VvEDN'SDY Tom Puckrin Inanrsnce of all Kinds .F 30,, OR SALE" Telephone, 522 Whitby, OntI �. 15tMARCH 19, 20 and 21 Wut Nomdft h 'Year allDlAst ComPleW Show A,( 8.15 l- 11taw eXLOCKWOOD NIVm. McE,%,C11N1E Insurance Advoer9W zwZur%rs to 'ICKERING, ONT.Gambler's, ChoiceFURNITURE DEALER Address Phone 'Pick 5 R 22 AE DELIVER Brougham, OntFUNERAL DIRECTORICbeaterMorrls Nancy Kellyand R,j*sell Hayden Private Ambulance Serviceat4 P entice Also an addod 'ight Clarke''Precials' This Weekend -D'ay -or NLICENSED AUCTIONEERfho'n*ePick. 13 For the Counties of York and 02*lb 4Henry Aldrich's Na*bob-- Coffae 5c,S�rio;,ffuccessof to CotV. Ken Prom.Ontajo Of.-S.d.) 35c' doz.' J-eH.entice (formerlyPickering. rLittle Secret New'Laid Eggs4inePrendaan Farmandd Pre). 1 dozen towith Jimmy' Lydon I . .1a customer W stock4103 a speclaIty, at n& amWM. MA Reasonable Rate& UlanPRONE AGIN. 52 W a. MILLIK" LICENSED AUCTIONEER and MARCH 22; 23 Vhd'24VALUATOR Barrister Solicitor Notw7 PubBe SILKS MARKET -here.:CARY GRANT.....Sales conducted AnywC. C. RICHARDSN Phone or Write '614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont. Suite 611 — Coptinental JAfs DNS Arsehic. And 'j" Phone Pickering 26371 Bay St. Toronto Old Lace -::_BOU& and Sold .. CYRIL E. MORLEY' �taymovd Massey Jack, Carsoning, sterilized, -CHIROPTsedclothHar"61d Bro k's L clean- RACTIC and pressed like new. Carry a Phone 1981 large stock, of high' class suits. 13. F,. I-SiTP,CKL1E V tToronto AD'6523 — Pick. 53 it 12 %PL9%f%f .&J LUI V overcoats a d pants. - Alio a good HEALTH CLINMstock ofnewleather -cbats - andAGincourt S6 We have a new shioment of Aprons windbreakers,, and' 'gents' furnish - 146 .91mcoe St.. N., OshawaRON GIB.30N and Towelialso Alrool sod li3gs, at very ieasonAje pr,ks Ties ect. ces. CallPHONE67 PICK.Phone 224 and be tonvin�ed.Easter and Greding CardsDrugless practice, including TRASPORT SamhwartsChiropractic, Electro-ther- 'Claremont, Ont.. spyral V4po;r21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont. J. A.-WILLOUOHBY Bath TreatiTBANSPORT Willoughby Farm Agcpcy_ Practicing 22- years. CARTAGE Head 61fice.- Toronto256 Yonge St. Consultation Free AD0606".MOVING "Urgest and Oldest in Hours: 9 -a. m. o. 9p.my 'Daily, except Monday and PICKERING MEAT MARKET Canada Established FortyFridk4k)' GRAVEL STOI�E Years" FRANZ R. SMITHF'BCM�n' saw d CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT. Rabbits and Young Orchards FOR THAT HOME IN THE V CITY Anybody know what to do, with Quality First Service our A elm F. I Donevan rabbits that are eattrig up young DONALD RUDDY B&rr:eter. b in the orchards. It you have a WE BUT TER BUT YOU MASE TIN R. SaUckw. Notur PubW. btavarto I am B. A., R moody, write the "t*ra offift lonsair owuvWd by the late A. 6. Ch& i — 0011two land ftryoyor