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'''''• Fickeri VAedzXegd&y evening here at the Town different forms, each beingused for •+ �- - - Hall inquiring into a death of Me v" his hoe after a lin ecru illness,Order your Hot Cross Buns now, at tate Mrs. Cropley, of Dunbarton, who �g different properties and 'meeting lingeringthe Pickering Baked for Thurada lost her life on February 4th. ffitual requirements. The return on y, March 15, 1945, ill- and Good Friday. The very best at lfsthvsd Thursda W —The --wry, comPriaed- of local -cit- ural rubber for tires appears sevtent iamsin Michell. He was born only26c. per dozen• ry *• to depend • largely on price` -the {� Y- years ago on the 8th iseare, in their verdict as req�ured' by cost and labor oa law anaterial. He ? concession, Pickering, the son of the' Corp. Jack Cafik, of the Army is low, advised of their findings as : $ spending A. furlough late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ' T. Michell, ugh st his home ifltim>sCed "thllrt much snore resaearcr. and except for three "The deceased met death on Sunday o. would and could be done in the syn- �'` € P years .on his, h'Mrs. Mary Howell and little son l�bruary 4 194b on highway No. , i homestead in ,M;anitoba has lived all thetic product, f , his life in Pickering. Townshi 21 at. Dumbarton, being struck by, a P if conditions warrant havepassing moved to the East Coast to their doing so, but this could not be car, sustaining a fracture of join her husband Mr. Glen. Howell. deternsi'ned lentil after the .war. He He was a member of the mid . RCAF. , the neck". Y $ Church and served for man rs , The inquest, conducted by Coroner . stated that Properly, this material Y Y" h Dr. V. E. Cartwright and Crown should not be termed ``synthetic" but as Sunday School Superintendent. Duffin's Creek ksept the record of Lett to mown his loss are: his flowing' over the highway here, when Attorney A. F. Annie, brought out rather. a "substitute for nrbber"' widow, the former Susan Jane Peter= the water rose to a depth of about; o considerable evidence. It was rep- His was illustrated with a 20 inches on Saturday night. orted to ;be snowingheavily at the number of "samples'- and practical >man and one brothgr John, also of Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Kemp, Pickering Township; and five child- P, stud time, that vision was, poor, that the demonstrations. Don, of Whitby; )!�. and Mrs. Ha offending car had swerved to the ren: Helen ,(Ms's.' A. Burrows, of rr'9! wrong aide of the road. It is' Stouffville), Alfred, of Green River,. Boyea and family, and . and Mrs, pose- Jack 'Boysee, with Mr, and Mrs. ibis that further hearings on this , ,AH., Don Keep oar Furjossigh Dora (Mrs. M. Ryan, of Cedar Franklin, of Port Pe Grove), Henay, of Cherrywood, anu Perry, gathered' at accident will yet be Beard in view Ruby, at hcane. The funeral service the home of Mrs. Arthur Boyes on; AB. Don Kemp, "RC:N'VR is hc>rne Sunday to help celebrate_ her birth - o! all eirctzmstances. on furlough after a yeai's service Major James R: McBrien on Sunday afternoon was conducted overseas. Doh spent man months on ' Pro day'.. y .'Progressive -Conservative "Carfdidste • by Mr. J. Heal and Rev. McLachlan I Mysteries of Synthetic Rubber Ex- a mine sweeper in the English Chan- j for -South Ontario • Riding who has Interment was in St. John's Cemet- Len Pearson, RCAF, spent Sunday with hii,Punily here ,alaiaed t4 Rotariaaa _. ; eel. Moving around a lot, he saw , ;been conducting organization meet- cry, on the 7th concession, Pickering. 'I many ports of the British Isles. Be- ings throughout .his ..riding during Pallbearers were: Messrs Alfred,tended a Some of our school teachers at - 'One of the most interesting amid fore enlisting he worked. in the local the past few weeks --,Ajax, on Thurs- Hugh, Allen and William Michell, Community Federation dinner at the'' Instructive addressee yet gives be-. drag store, later joining the Navy day night last and Brooklin Town Arnold Burrowa and Maitland Ryan. CO g 'ty. Hall, Ajax, qn Tuesday, tore the Rotary Club, was provided at the `•York". Toronto, later Halifax Nall, on Wiednesday- night of this everJn M. R. JenkSnsott occupied his an Tuesday night, when D. N. Lock- and Ottawa. He is the son of Mr. week. 'The enshusiaaQn shown in these Card at Tfaanks - pulpit on Sunday R. wood, introduced his speaker, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Xemp,' Whitby. meetings is being considered as very ---- - .:- Y last owing to. the Sksmonds, of the Dominion Tire and encouraging to the party officials. 3 We wish to emend sincere thanks unavoidable cancellation of the ap.. '• _ _ Dabber Oo• and appreciation for many kindness- poin mvnt made with Rev. Patterso t The speaker replied to one .quest- Pickering Womm'a ILnstitute Corp.' Jack Boyei Home From for that Sunday, His ,maty fiends Ion in the minds of most motorists Spilt Sale — Sat. March. 24 Overseas es, messages of love nerd understand- appreciated .the surprise of .finding] ing. and beautiful floral offerings }heu _ b the pulpit atter roes our rbaisy rea vee a�-fried i , that we were to have a ,_new tire The Pickering Wornen s Institute Corp. Jack ' Boyee, CASC return- ,during the illness and death o! i be- his several weeks absence. The. sup - that would outlast .the car that wan ase holding their Spring Sale in' the ed home last Saturday, atter two loved Husband and, Father. P1Y for, this Sunday has not been Red Cross. Rooms an Saturday, Mar. ear's service overseas. Jack saw announced at time of r-••ltin acing them>.... tq this he said. that, y —Mrs. W. J. Michell and Family g• abeur six months atter that adver- 24, at 8 o'clock. Afternoon Tea. Hoare service, in- Mollaiid, "transporting am- - Misses Joyce -.and Doro., • ria+h', _. Haling, Aprans, Fancy Articles,' Fish tu•_ition and fuel to the front lines. "flea'" to New York r� Issirsg appeared, the- manufacturers _ Card of to visit their unc'� ' • _ � withdrew same, finding that it was ' I nd- After. enlisting, he trained- at Cwnp :. •_., .Banks. mot ass', and that today we can ex- • The regular sneeting will. be held Bordet:, prior to going overseas, He. Ve wish to express our appreciat- qtr• and " crank _Estrrbroplc, pact for the passenger car about ?5 1 on Friday, March 23, at 2.30 i n- the is on. a 80 -day furlough with his farri- ion and sincere thanks -to all - oui. of _HA'•riilt• i: -visited Dr. V. E. and'- - peeceat of the life o! the -pre-war Red Cross Rooms. - -- -��, ily here. —` neighbors and Irierids for their ase- Mrz: Ca-C%%right over the'past week- � istance and kindness at the ti*a �f our reccmt fire, and to thuse of the b'OLT'ND _ _ - Fire Departrwpt w'hvse prompt act- A. white gold wedding ring vary . — Ion sav-:d considerable loss: We 'siso picked up on streets this week, hav x ee'end our thanks to the 'Whitby ine•. been L-nbedded i. the ice prob- , Fire Department for the help they, ably- for some time. Call .at New ed C�. 9 �. render Office. - , A. H. Robinson and Family _ -: ' � * �i' � '�• .� .. Artiur G. Clark - ' _� . Pickering Public Library - S Following= :iiia illness of sev•eml -.&tnorrg thF sulrentur�, books of the - years a heart condition, with year are a number that bear on the e from a period of a more serious condition war, or cm activities 'in -the occupied - - during the past :few weeks, Arthur cuuntrieli of Europe. One of the most '• G. Ciark`pass�►d away or. Tuesday, - popular of these Is "While Stilt March 20th, at his home on the Lake live by Helen McIslrunis. It "t, lls' of ' Shore, • at the foot -of the Brock .Ptd. + the exciting adventures of an E•ng- . i He was in his 76th year. _ _ . . _ lish•• girl work' with • the unconyuer- . ` a ' Mr. wad Mrs. Clark came to this able Polish underground:' against i ✓ K h?' - - ,� ` township twenty-six years 'ago from Nazi rule. If you like this book you . . the Brampton area, and have farmed will also 'like '•:Avalanche►'•.' b' Ray bene since .that time, specializing in Boyle. • The rarified atmosphere of dairy cattle. the high Alps pervades this swift • ,'.,' R!'` ° ..g _ _ Mr, Clark Was, a .vera .higblY_es-_ .paced novel. in.- a gun it teemed gentleman of this neighbor-. returning to France becomes gin- '', hood, whose integrity sand principles volved • -in underground activity. were admired by ' all who became ac- "Paris Underground" by 'Etta: quaitnted with him.. He was a meas Shiver .is the thrilling story of two ter of the United '.Church and the resourceful 'wamera who aided by Masonic 'Order, of which for many, the Freugh underground movement, �..� f r �' r , years he was a leading and guiding risked their lives to srhuggle British f.Of ficer of the .local Lodge. soldiers out, of. France. In "Pastor- " �': • . ° H Ia SurVly his _ wi " e ed by fe, the al , the author :Neville Shute, clev- Y former Ellen 'G.' Cook,, to whom he erly contrasts the quiet development ' y, s �� was married at Georgetown in 1897. of• a romance between a' young 'RAF �-also two brothers: Louis Clark, bf Officer' ant} ore of the - girls at, his itiorval, Ont., and Frederick, of . station, with exciting rn ex ed-' 1 g fly g p �— Cranbrook,'B. C. ition+s over,Germany. Y' rr Fdneral 'service was held on Thurs- £ �w - -C. G. I. T: Activv i ' day evening at the. McEachnie :Lir- li Helen Butte t ' •dertaking Parlours, and service on Y, •• �>. . » Friday. at Mt, Pleas arut Church, Nor- val, with iaterrilnnt at that place. The regular ,meeting of the C. G. I. T. was held in the school on Morn- y h Announcement _ day; March 9th. After the opening .. _ ...... of regular'ceremonies,'the roll call; Red Cross Mother Mr, and :Mrs. Clarence A. o then minutes and treasurer's report was i'ickering, will be 'at home to their' given, friends an the oc5casion of their -' The worship part of the meeting•- twenty-fif th , -wedding. anniversarti; .on t} as taken noes- by Margaret 'James �'IGtiTiN(: thro.,rt, the ,,,,,rt sari ;Much ' F.�3giving :their time gin - aur ay, 1 arc 31st, Tom 2 until and Mildred Fiats. Mics Wilson read of flooded battlefields, our boys in the front hard-working volunteers make •your Red '51' and: from '7. to 10.00 p. rn, a story -about Chinese -Ca radians. line have learned to bless the tens of thousands Cross dollars stretch farther. Thanks to their �'e received a visit frau: ATT. Morley, of devoted women wh'o'labor as -.oiufstter efforts, each dollar you give is nvuliiplied Engagements thanking 'us for decorating the Iib - 'workers for the Red Cross. ; . _ 1hr�e tlnzes in th'e'value of toed; clothing and - ` ra ry and to ' ask is 'td help an • Tag Through five years of war, these Canadian " Medical supplies it buys. ;Announcing the engagement -Of Dac, April 7. "Blue Smoak" workers -have knitted hundreds , GIVE - and give generously, to su • � - =Kiss Sy lia r Retfle-4 dell, daughter'' of ' ' «e had a sin g 'pla 8 g Y, support their Mrs: R. Kiell and the late Mr. H. sing -song and Ia ed' of thousands of pairs o roc s .. , ma e - yotir contribution to the some games. A verb- enjoyable even- _ ._ Bons of other comfortigg articles of clothing' Canadian Red Cross -be 'the - token ' of your- i liettlewel l; ,of Toronto, to Mr. Wm. --was brought to- a close by 'the --packed millions of Red Cross food parcels. thanks to these devoted: wontert,who serve in Lorne Holtby, youngest son of Mr. singing :of "taps"• Y Other specially -trained volunteer serve 'very triifh, as "another mother" to your boy, and, Mrs. George E. Holtby, Brough- _ as drive am., Marriage to take place .in. Tor- horticultural 'Society Pi ering drivers, as atoning aides, as office workers yr your friend or neighbor is: tie fighting'line. onto, early in May. United Chnrett,' April 111 at $.00 ttnd• dietitians.71 Jn M.etatoriam _ _ - A m eetfn •PICKERING RED CROSS SOC. .. • g of the Pickering Phot C. nn Hort- 'Te, e E. Morley, Pick 67 ,. g • ,s CALVERT—In loving memory of icultuml Society will be held in the r �•�;?'4v?:' our dear ,mother who passed away on Tuesday, Abaszenent of pril Pickering at 8.00 p. r March 21, 1935. special speaker will be Mr. , You're not forgotten, Mother Dear, Hugh Halliday, special i al a Toronto, will. NADIAN RED CROSS Nor ever shall you ,be, coloured slides. Subjects --"Animals As %� _ _ .- �is% - - •. /�/ / / _ .�I _ ?i I 1W.1.rngn1 lit.. ., .: o, last' stLd, $l it"� A s/e , ..w!•rm:.. .?. .. � ,.� �_.. �... .,...,. .. r, 7.-.i•.. .... w.r °'•"« "r'"''�}'rr.i+w. w.' �^.e.-, -�4� �' 1'^ .�+,a .z �.: t,. " '.9tz"r. '.. ;::;,. .,;rt>+""".x.". ._�'r,.+u�._, ... ,. a.:a _ _ _ r �e _. i. .. /..;�.r•..r'si�a . i.-�•.�,. '.._se�•q....,e"'x��. _ ... : f Corn Is Greatest - -- CLASSIFIED ADVEB?ISEMENTS ,United States Crop` - BA$T + ACCOIIATANT9 t AUDITORS CH1CKf fl FOR SALi • ,PHOTOGRAPHY Corn i9 the grestft United States' IINCOME TAX REPORTS CO2[- BYAOD TESTED HYBRID OOC3C- REGISTERED, CERTIFIED AND -- -- - Srop "any Way YOU want to meas- plate Bookkeeping Services. Small orals, Rock-Hampeross, is each 'Commercial Grain and Grass CANADA'S (LARGEST s tine it-by•acres, bushels, tons, 'dot or Large Bunnossei.'Trivel any- .during March 300ryn live dally geed. Price:L.tst now ready. Write. STUDIO Albert' where. Brett A Co., guaranteed. Phone 502. Stormont phone or wire for copy Newfield lar • value." • Last year the acres I WeNington. St.- Toronto, Out Poultry Farm, Finch. OuL Seed and Nursery Farms, Nipawin. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Saskatchewan. • planted to' k .were one-quarter of Don't •risk losing your pfctutes. �^ �+ >n p BEACHES MODEL. HONK R-O•P•. SIRED LEGHORN CHICKS, Snaps can't be taken over again. the total acres Of the 5f3 crops of Hatch off every Wednesday. Slat- BROODER . STOVES - USE FUEL g ,a;. Send your tllm rolls to Canada's sem- ,,which the. Departmti}t Of Agrieul- tery's Poultry Farm, Altona Rd.. oil or ker,08ene-no wicks. J. S. largest and finest studio. Get better %OVERLOOKING LAKE -ONTARIO. R.R.2,, PICKERING. ONT. Reading, 650 Dougall Ave., Wind- tune keeps records. The yield - ou may win th1. 110,000 model nor, OnL pictures at lower- cost .the biggest ever-exceeded in dol our.. for $1:00.. Write for your A LIMITED SUPPLY ARE AVAIL, PROMPT--MAIL- SERVTok W value the Combined crop! Of (hares today. (11.00 each) to able for•May and June. I"will be ONE NO. 3 MONITOR CLOVER AND Any Size Roll-6• or 8 Exposures . Beaches Bna seas Men's Associa- glad to take your orders Barred Timothy Seed Cleaning Machina DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26o - ` sheat, barley, rye, cotton (includ- tion, Toronto L Your receipt will. Rocks, New Hampshire hatching in good. ,condition, complete with lag seed) and sorghums. The dol- iiia mailed 3prom4th. rd6 Draw to be g ••I get beet results from Star Bna>�- made May 4th Proceeds fes war eggs are produced by our own 60 Sections of Screens. R Gramm, shot Sepvice" writes a customer n lar value Of the wheat was less farm' 12 years experience, no put- Pinkerton, Ont.• Charities. orom reacters for 8 years. Kreut- Nova Scotia, who adds that, she has ., .`•; :_ tried many places. tthan half that Of the Corn, its bush- ser Farm and Hatchery; Ayton: REGISTERED NO. 1 KING GOLD eels were little tngre this! Orle-thirij BAR? CH1CK9' Ont. Also one 1200 Buckeye Oil SEAL HYBRID SEED CORN SPECIAL ALBUM 'OFFER those Of the Corn i1.0e BOOKS YOUR ORDER Burner Incubator with turning 85 TO 120-DAY MATURITIES. VAR. New Style Album With Prints _ deviceNow.. fetles suitable for both ensilage sizes 16and also a full line eNtra) is -20-127 it 28e and. chicle-not be disappointed. All, ..Oats. Write fpr leo list The- - - r fog RN I ad stock: and from 5 as. eggs ARE --GU - - - or better. Barred Rocks -lied your chicks for next spring when Court -0, n- COLORED AND FRAMED $12.00 per 100. White isghorns you want them. Barred Rock - II� - wised 111.00 per 100 Barred talzed 112.00 per 100, whits leg- tlIargement t< beautiful 4 x 6" in -Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100. horns mixed $11.00 per 100. Bar- SILO BUILDING EQUIPMENT, AD- @asst mounts, 3 for 26c. Framed} on i -wh9te LA horn Pullets (72.00 er `red-_ Rock-Pullets $20;00-par-100,ivatable steel forms,-+�t hv1fA 100, whlfo' Rocks mixed i1�00 white legborn pullets $22.00 per from 8 ft.to 14 ft.Also Concrete Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black AN per 100 white Rock Pullets 100. Heavy Breed Ckla. $6.00 per Mixer forms 'new. Apply • Glen Ebony finish frames, 59c each. ga�h� 100;. Leghorn Ckla. 12.00 per 100. Tuffin, Wheatley, Ont. If enlargement colored. 79c each. _$24.00 per 100. We guarantee 100_ 'live delivery, balance paid C.O. I3. All chicks hatched from E6 oa STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE. ' Co YOU CAN'T BEAT Maple City Hatchery. Chatham. eggs or better and from special ATTENTION FARMERS Ontario. mated flocks. Guaranteed 100% Box 129, Postal Terminal A. Toronto. live delivery. $1.00 books your WE CARRY A CGMPLETE LINE Print Name and Address Plainly on- C.O.D. s 5000' BREEDERS ON ONE 'order, balance" Rainbow of new and used Pipe and Fit- Orders. PLANT Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. ttngs, Steel Stable Posts, Boller BOOK YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW WE HAVE CHICKS IN MOST Tubes. Rails, Plates, Structural QUILTING PATCHES and get your chicks when you breeds for immediate delivery, Steel Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers. I1N Tore Your Nealth want them. Orders are pouring and a dew heavy cockerels. With T e 1 t 1 n Machinery, Boilers, p In. Breeder Hatcheries are always your eye on the egg markets Tanks etc. We can taus you COTTONS OR SILKS al • POUND. - ■old out early. Don't take chance■ don't forget your meaty,-birds money. Samuel Blerstock & Sons, Make fancy eSlk petal .Cushions on ordinary chicks. Place your too to fill 1n meat shortages. 265 Palmer Ave., Kitchener, Oat SWhite, Blue. Wool Woolcolors Pink. Remnantts-- l±` d order NOW. Pure Brad Susses, Order Bray chicks now. Bray .ultable for Boys' knee pants. - b Large Type Leghorns. Sussex Z Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton, F'AR1118 FOR SALE Ladies' handbags, child=en's 1kirtm New HampAs., Sussex X LAgghorns. '.Ont _ etc. Alto unbleached cotton. Pub- KIDN Rock X Leghorns, Rock X Now i Hamper Barred Rocks. Bead for FARM FOR SALE IN DISTRICT lex Sales, 877 Parliament Street. large hhtstrated Catalogue and �DYZING -AND CLEANING of Algoma, 168. acres, 115 under Toronto. Price List. Lakeview Poultry cultivation. clay Loam Balance M Way is Swift.. Eeonu$rtl4a�l Farm, wain Bros Exeter. Ont. HAyE OU wNYTH"►NG NEISDB -pasture and .wogs. Buildings 1n SEEDS dyeing cleaning? Write to S good repair. Excellent water 11 Few conditiono'can wreck our health ._house and ,barn. George McKay, THORUGHLY RECLEANED GUV- y ORDER YOUR GOVERNMENT for information- We are, glad to faster than disordered kidneys and APPROi*ED CHICKS NOW-Every g Plummer, Ont; ernment graded clover seeds. Tins. lafiamed bladder. Your back aches breeder Government inspected, answer your questions--_ ve art- othy and Cossack alfalfa Write miserably. You have restless nights You banded. r and oversbloodested. Immediate ment H. Parker's Dye Works 115 ACRES GOOD LOAMY LAND for- prices. J•• E. Muir. Ceylon6 suffer leg cramps and rheumatic Patna delivery oil Premium grade day old Limited. 781 Yoags Street. To- with ninety tillable, balance bush Ontario. : When these things happen your kidneys chicks. Tonto. and pasture, watered.-.by spring ' need help is fljitrlag out adds and Legkot-aa creek -through bush, h acres BAXTER'S SEEDS, BETTER QUAL- '!"pai,Daatia wastes that are uadermiaing Pullets 90�ji guaranteed= wheat. 35-plouirhed,' 10 meadow. •Sty and value. Bend for Catalogue. Imm ( s $26.00 Per hundred. HAIRDRESSING two barna 60x36 with L 30x$0 "We sell everything that grows' osexed chicks 114.00 per hundred. and 48x32. implement' house 3359 Yougo Street, Toronto. Give thaw this help-quiddy-wittl h E A R N HAIRDRE:;SING TRZ 40x24• garage 24x16• other ant- . cockerels 1 2.00 per hundred. -repair 12-room- PEEL SENDS _ •; (TOLD MEDAL Haarlem 011 Capsules. oe New Ham hire,. Robertson method. Information buildings In good D, GOLD MEDAL Capsules contain Hum 1lybraidF-Susses X Sas•(. ` an request regarding 'classes. ed house, ¢ood cellar, delco plant. ALFALFA, ALSIKE. RED CLOVER. accReek X Hemp. Ramp X I.egbOrs Robertson's Halydrespin Aced- hydro available. London 10 miles, Sweet Claves Mixed seeds: Tim dgtun l a measured amounts of the g school 2. Price eleven thousand. othY and greases. Wholesale and and alae graceful 011 (Dutch Pullets 90% guaranteed- per slay. 137 Avenue Rowd Toronto. FF`Dtpp You be gratefully surprised $24.b0 per hundred but hundred 'alone eighty-flus Grow. Write for prices. Peel Seed P at the way they relieve dogged kidneys Unsexed c'blcks $14.50 per hundred. hundred. Harry Atway, Komoka. Growers Co-Operative Llmitad. seal Irritated bladder. Cockerels' 1 9.00 per hundred. '' FOR SALE P•O.. Route 3. Bos 1100, Brampton. OaL 71 et a Save time. order .from advertise-. ACRES, ' and g USED. 180 AN I •��. ��v�pu a�akfaeGOLDMH'DAL went. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, UB DAIRY FARM. HICKS GIANT ZIN IAS catalggns on 'requrigest, eontafnfnR bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pal- erne County 8 miles Barrie, 119-11; TRY THIS LOVELY MIXTURE Or ___�� r++. 1 •.....+-- ' _._ - loam : rood _ methods used In raising poultry for pony Ltd.. 2326 Dufferin lIl" To- bulldlnRe• 125 acres under - beautifui, extra-large blooms profit Tonto. tivation, balance bush and pas- that you will grow with great tIONKTON POULTRY FARMS, tures 30 acres wheat, 18 acres success: seeds are all pre-tested Monition. Oetarfe. INTRAWBERRY PLANTS. ASPAR- alsike. 27 acre■ hay. Ploughlim in our own gardens at Lindsay. N�YI I�RN ague, raspberries. - peach trees• all done. Producing 2 cane milk Get 3 large 15c pkts. for oniri } • BROAD RRRASTED aUSSEX COX apples, pears, plums, cherries daily-could produce 6 cans. Will 25c, or order 6 pkts. for 50c and .err �111lt _ grapes, currants, shruby hedging, sell with or without stock and THOUSANDS AVASLABI.E WEEK- save 40c. Full-colour catalog us Y�uRAr shade trees, wire tree uasds equipment. Further Information. ly, if you orbtr at once. Our Fres. Do t, W., W. W. HIC & .G i Norfolk Nursery. Simco, Ontario. apply Edson Wlee. 44. Toronto St, DD Broad, Breasted Sussex eo's bring SONS LIMITED. Lindsay, Out .top prices on the market. Whits ORDER YOUR PACKAGE BEESL OR Barrie. , ' skinned, long rounded breast- Also New Ham D, cos: with fast nuclei, now for May delivery: WANTED ` �ro�wth_ and feathering. Sussex E Rosevlew Apiaries, HAwksstonil. WILL PAT $700 CASH FOR BLOCK S 'iskhs iooa °roastyk's and Oatrario g A 11 MEDICAL D THRFA R PlnMole f se Ie .1s used Bo_ OLD1Elt5- STOM L AN I) WU MS planing• leather blocks. fast upp to 4-b lbs. You cnn buy Flags often are the cause of 111-health ib. 71 Adelaide West Toronto RtIR OUT TIRLD dACHt�s these for $4.00 per 100. Also wiz POLES AND STANDARDS 1n humans, ail ages• No one fin ed heavy cos $6.00 per 100. All Bilk Flags to Order mune! Why not ffod out 1f this Cash Register Wanted from our well-bred health Berlet Fia s to Order _ s your trovblat toterest7ng par 1 Cant U . Must Be Cheap.- blood y- y p r d tested breeders. 8000 B ee ticularm-Free! Write Mulvaneys arm on ONE plant iakeview -3 O. H. TTEWILAVE..ON LTD. 1Etemedtes. Svecialtat■ Toronto t 1$3' Ouellette Ave., Windsor .� Poultry Farm. Wein Bros.. Exeter. $95-5 OUELLETTE XVWINDSOR 'Ontario. CARTIER OATS. REGISTERED MEDICAL SPEEDY CASH FOR 100-200 ACRES. No. 1. 57032. $1.25 bus. Galore IT'S EXCELLENT, REAL RW good medium loam. hydra avail- ` LIVABILITY NOT LIABILITY Id sults after taking Dixon's Rem able, Writs rig now! Box 141. the record of Top Notch chicks Barley, No. 1 seed, 44420T, }L•46 g 173 Adelaide w,.- Toronto. - - i bua. 'Gordon Leslle, Acton. nt. +edy for Rheumatic Pains and i:• They grow fast Into husky big .:"_Vevrittr,..._-Munro's Drug Store, '-ALL KENDS OF POULTRY. WANT for that make more profit 935 Elgin. Ottawa. Postpaid 81.00. 011M OV& EAT -SLaap -LOOK !or you. Every Top Notch chick MAMMOTH AUCTION SALE 'Mallon. 33 Jarvis. Toronto P. -ten from Government approved CONSTIPATION. B I L 10 U SNESS. bloodteated breeders. Get an early OF liver trouble,. depressed headache. WANTED TO RENT PA1tM 012 start this year.. We can supply 4000 HORSES 1000 quickly relieved with FIC-Lax Acreage on muter with butldi Oft ...all popular breeds. in 'pullets. Exhibition Rama, Regina. Desk. tabiets. Keep re�cular -with Fig- Box 19, 73 Aledaide W., Toronto. " • r cockerels,' non-sexed, day old and April 11. 12. 13,. 1948' Lax., 25c at Druggists, - _. older. Send for big 1945 catalogue All farm- raised, well 'broken and SADDLES WANTED Tn_-.R-_-Nntnh ChlCkeLlIIa•_- FOOT -BALIEDR TV - " •�- iGlgaid t Tablet Form Guelph. 'Ontario. horses and delvers, Dlan now to dtroys offensive odor Instantly. WE PAY' CASH Att DJQiI/6 Rffi OMAR CRAnR. 45c battle. Ottawa agent Denman GEORGE H. WILKINSON T A Sale . Mier. 'Dox :hoz. Drug Store, Ottawa. 333 OUE1.1 TTE AVE- WINDSOR i� 100 CHI HS FREE Rearing. Sank. .... +: WITH.EVERY URLER CF 100 PUL•. FOR SALE, RE A S O V ABLE. PF.he - g ARE TALKING ABOUT Invalid .Chairs Wanted ")HEMORRHOIDS let ebicks•we give 100 r:ea chleks. the good results from taking g shingle machine and <equipment: Ttix6n's . Remedy for Rheumatic WILL• Day cash or swap fo-r -what (our choice). Leghorn pullets steam engine and boiler. Box 5• Paine. and Neuritis. Murrro's Drug we, have. 2 Specht Wrinedles ,.$22.95 per 100. barred Rock put- Kearney, Ont. Store, 335 Elgin,• Ottawa. Post- jets j1995 nee 100 Whlfe Rork paid al.oa Swap Dept. -by !IN MakMX of Mom oh....." 'Pullets $24.95 per 100.- All chickp 86,500 - BEAUTIFULLY LA • Q Me *% Pile Remedy No. 1 Is for Proudias ,cold backed by bixt-pggpedigreed - scaped 60. acres, new brick.. �3e0. H. • Wilkinson Lid. lilesdias Piles, and k add in Tubs, with p ,lock, : $1.00 - ,bookm your .order, square plan house,' large barn, MUSICAL INRTRLTMENTS _333 OUeltEtte AVe $o internal cation. Price 75c. Mecce salarice C.O.D` Gnasanteed 100 garages, electrlcity, spring water. adyNo.2lafsllsternalItchiasPilas 8dd live -"delivery. Kent Hatchery, W, Overland, Cataract, Ontario. FRED . A BODDINGTON BUYS " " In Jar and b for asternal. we only. Price 50s. Chatham, Ontario. sella, exchanges musical Instru- - Windsor OrderWy number from your DrusosR 1 MAT. HUSKY, L YEAR, R, W E L -2.S FREE CHtCRIS E A T' ments. 111 Church. Toronto L _ •- • , boken for sled,• brown and white. HEAVY k CAR condition of od FOR QTJR. F-SIUJNDATION STOCK -IS Rood• with children $25.00. 2 HSUITABLE' ��' registered and pedigreed birds. Males, German Shepherd, one , bac re. e, con _ y OPPORTITNITiES FOR WOMEN Important. license 'unnecessary. Nothing better in ,Canada Order 2 veers, the other 1 year, good Gordon Lealte, Acton, Ont. now. Prices for mixed, baby with children, guard: both are. A HAIRDRESSER tAMPHORAiE1) " chicks, maleBE RES s and females: Bar- well broken for sled work $20:n0 SE B WANTED: IDEAF. NUMER , t red Rocks, $12.00 per hundred:, 'each.- 1 deerhound, female, 1?4 JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL E Lubricator and sizer for 38 �y� hite I,eghorne, f11.00 White years. stark, white and tan. Rood Great Opportunity, L.Qarn S"pecial -'and Winchester Hi-Side W ' NUSURD CREAM$ Rocks, $16.00• Brown 'L.eghorns. hunter x30.00, Alsn 2 pups, 1 Hairdressing Wall, any calibre. Condition, of. _ t $13.00. Pullet' pricer: Bernd male, -1 female, same, 'color. bornPleasant dignified profession, good. barrel not important. Edward A. d "d feet Rocks, . 119.00: White Leghorns, Jan. 3, 1945, .male $20.00, • female wages, thousands successful. Marvel Twiss, Barrie, Ontario.' ,that have Otey throsA b cold, hart , $22.00; White Rocks, $2 00 115.00. All are guaranteed. Write graduates. America's greatest .ys• tom,. dWs ,�- - y� - -Brown [.eRharns: 124.08• 2b--#Tee aA. D�Landry--Asllda -Oat•• - -tem- . -illustrated=catalogue- tree. - _portable-. Phe � IBOde< 1W I WOW IN fsld chicks,. our choice, will be given • Write or call �-: Riifisil�l8 �frtis.s tlsa for each'200 mixed chicks order- • E PUPS, ('`OCTiER AND RF.ACILE. WANTED! Will pay. Cash or Swap «I ed and 25 free chicks for each bom herernber 13th. • Aiao tion 2IARVEL. HAIRDRESSING for new shoes or new clothes or 100 - day- old pullets ordered. Males. English Setter and Trish SCHOOLS what, we have. Goddard ' Chick Hatchery. Bri- Water Snaniel, horn July H. 1943• 758 BIJUOR W., TORONTO GEO., H. WILKINSON . tahnia Heights• Ontario: Appy Lloyd Treveha, Caihsville Branches: 44 K1_ng St., Hamilton. 333-5 OUETJ TTE AVE., WINDSOR. P. O Ontario. & 74 Rideau Street Ottawa. - D COLD? A-1 BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD- WANTED STOCKED FARM TO - Tested flocks; Barred Rocks, large BRTERrREST ADVANCED REGTS- rent on shares, references if re- type White Leghorns, ,Barred try Yorkshires. Present offerimr OFFER TO INVERTORS quired. For pnrtfculars apply Get ick reliefl -Just iweit Rock 7L White- Leghorns: Sussex' s 11tter of Vespra Rase. ' A.. R. Rox 18, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto.. 2776 Score 94.3 months 'old. Also AN OFFER iNOSTROLIIVS is each aoaCrii, Breath- 79 New Hampshire, Red X Rocks. TO EVERY INVENTOR Ing ppassnaaes�__ open right away:' ..-Write for price list to A. PL pairs not akin. I. J. Carruthers, List of Inventions and full infor- FAT1M MACHiNERY HOSTROLINB soothes, lubricateik Switzer Hatchery, Granton, Out. Rarrle. Onf: matron. sent tree. The Ramsay disinfects, helps make and keep your Co.,7Banka Street, Ottawa, CanAttornadiZ and repair p its SEPARATORS.r," CREAM are nlwnv owe healthy. Bergs comfort swiftly. BABY . CHICKS AND POULTS. Amateur Theatricals available either at your local Barred Rock and White Legborne Convenient. Pleasant For adults sad healer or direct from Smartish children. 500--all druggists. from Government approved and SEE our character costume.. Have PATENTS Separator Co. Limited. 72r Notre- a bloodteated aleck, ell eggs set . E00:: costnme� to choose 'from. Make- Dame Went. Montreal 3 ,Que. - -r' Holland and Broad Breasted,. etc. Patent Solicitors. Establisbd mr..T.P- WANTED " CLIFTON, stIST01. ENGLAND Bronze Turkey Povlta. Bend for Costume Dept. - Second ' Floor 1890; 14- King West. Toronto. price list. The Wright Farm, GEO. H. WTLKTNSON LTD. • - Booklet of Information on re.- 895,00 REG. NTTRSM GF,NFRAT. � Brockville, Ont. -388 OUELLETTE, AVE., WINDSOR quest duty,. 'live -in. Room 'and- Ron.rd, QUALITY OF FIRST IMPORT- ddttep'to commence at onre. When ante. You wouldn't buy a home PHOTOGRAPHY oxpe on give fu111 nprtirnlnrs and a farm; a car, or a suit of clothes PUPS, -2 MONTHS MALES; COLLTF. _ experience. Waterford Maternity or anything else where qua4ity • E.6.00, Springer Spaniel $15.00. - NMI$ a SENSIBLE r$ + TIME Qljpl,tj'y d, Ont. :. T counts-strictly on a price basis. Brown Cocker 112.60: Wirehair. •. -, U - I•IO oSEt EEPE 402..WITH orFARl{[ i0 1^lMOlg MONTHL1f--- - 3bu"d-iook for quality first -and Terrier $12.50, Spitz $5.00 Female �{ R - price second. With chicks -it -is- Seattle $10,00. Pair Bantams-$2,00, -SERVICE $aid SATISFACTION experience. Modern Farm, by ,`' even more important-because Rush Money Order. Supepior Ken-' Your (limen pr-pp rly 'Qev,eloped •ids • _ �t?ril 15th. 2 adults; Bramntoe rEr"LEyou are buying potential future nels, Athens, Ontario. pliated tstrlet. " ReTecenced fieauired. IS profits. A chick coating say 16c s OR )SL]RE ROLLS =6e. J. M. Dotson, Brampton 2, Ont. _ tnay -develop into a 3.00 bird and NEW POULTRY PTCI{TNG MA- REPRINTSINTS $8 for 98c POSITTON WANTED turn out 200 to 250 eggs the first chine, electric motor. 60 cycles. FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE LydiaE.Pinkham'aVegetableComPamd 'year. Or-4t may ngver deyelop.,or Picks chidkena, turkeys; complete. You may not get all the films you ATE NURSE WITH P4Y- never.-Oay its board bill. The dif- $250.'Blev. ey-Bird FatmTberville. want-this year.-but you-cau'S'at all-' chi GRADUATE ntric experience would like not Only helps relieve monthly pain but forence Is mainly in the breed- Que. the quality and service you desire fltpapCOfnpanying nervous, tiled. high- Ing - quality back of the chick. by mending your films' to position as companion to Indy: - '�eelinad-when due tofunctional Tweddle's 20 years in the bun 13EAUTTFUL COMFORTERS MADE 1MPFR)AL PHOTO- §VVVlt'rlt no objection, to travelling. Bos diittnrbtlaces. It's elle of mesa of hatching good chicks from your mafeKalp.' Quil"tifia' " Station J. Toronto 17. 73 Adelaide W., Toronto. fi0sleQedivemedidnesfert�his Of assures you of the kind of chicks $1.85. Your wool carded 25c lb., FARM FOREMAN (MARRIED) phlkbfm'e Compound �sI sourpo st that live, and grow and pay. washing 3c Ibn Quick service. Vir- wishen lob. Onod references, Aa- se. "This year buy fewer chicks but )tin wool baits 11.15 lh, Wool Pi Y-M nEVEWPED. d PRINTS, ;F �Olifllllal'JsldhtfCtlOaa. 7Yy ter better ebtcks. It pays. Send iar. Carding Machines $14.95: SptnninR one b x 7" enlargement 95c. Re- pply statim, wapces etc. Boz 18, the new 194$ Twaddle catalogue Wheels $19.96. Ask for r.ntalogue, prints• Including 116, Sc each. 79 AdrirtPr .W_.Tornnto. to-day. Twaddle Chick Heteheriee 9lfton Wool Products. Bos 127. Nelson Photo 'Service; Sault Ste , iiQ► ip Limited, Fergus, Ontario. 3,fton, Manitoba. 5larie• Uut. ISSUE 111--1045 -�d '- Tr .r°F-e ..... - .. , ,� ...... 4.T' •c` v; :r3.{.•' a ,. •.•i-'' ':4r+-.- '{:iY C yr - w - :y' r,' -t :'.o� ems, _'^s+=id,r.ihn•: _.J::..._.. .y. _«..; .. - , . :� .,:...,L.,d....« - _�e, _ _ .»...,,4i"r.,...i` Law .._. - :.:� +sS^. _._:,. , .__ _.. _.(r.,.,_',_ _ . _ F y ,'! — 4 ,'. -dignant eyes. `I owe you all sn apology! I brought this fellow here _ by mistake; I didn't know the F "Help The Red Cross d k.; truth. He's' an ex -,convict " ,;. _ Mrs. Lynn hung up the receiver hastily and stood quite still. No 7r one else moved; the color deepenedLAD YT;. In Pam's face but_ her hand still _ rested on Burleson's shoulder. �* "I've already told Mist Rodney SA that" 'said Mark, coolly; "you're , a trifle late, Landon I" ^ - "No, I'ai Holl" Landon retorted _ ' with i sudden widued int. Bur;. �' � "yon didn't tell the truth. Mr. Bur-- _ kson, this, man murdered his nn- �OV, MOS' ele for his money. '.Ask Fosdick— , be knows ,. _ - ' - A strange little sound like.moan _1'�illi$s We Flght For forms on top, there is an excess . E t�' came from the ours girl; she of carbonic acid in the air and a cruor led to her knees beside her need of more ventilation. S> The Canadian Red Cross epito- aures the things we art, above all, 111's rwdi We LIUL114H Arcl -' She had hidden her face in her ' ` dem . of individual choice, .mercy A. Use a thick slice of pineapple hands and his heart turned cold; he andbeneficence for the base of the, candlestick. had been right in hit fears; she, No one is forced to oarticioat>4 Place half a banana uori¢ht for the candle, and top it with a mar- &chino cherry. Place a life-saver mint in the pineapple as the haw - Q. How can I clean tinware?. A. Make a paste of powdered whiting and ammonia, olive ' oil; or sweet oil. Dip a' -rag into this sojution and rub the tin thorough- ly.. When dry, polish witlf' a • soft cloth. Yon Will En joy Staying At The ST. - REGIS- HOTEL. TORONTO Every Room •rltb RaM She". or and 'releoboee. D silos". 9s-50 uo— Doable, 413.60 up. * : Oo" Rood. DhUng a" tag Da■us- t■g ntsbtly. 8berbourne at Carlton Tel. RA. 4135 -' - • a s - At the floor he got his first shock; T" poen " t' He was up for murder -fifteen --pears," "he's G ed Urs... Lynn was at, home but she his-faccl. Burleson would never wotia not stana for tors itnai aw- ful charge; what woman would? s s s is or contribute to the present Red Cross drive for $10 millions. Vo- luntisily was not alone; they had company- speak! Mark' turned on him then, and It seemed to freeze .his emotions, helying. support and east the }fives of others is one of man's - By _ even Landon, grew 'cold. He put up his most precious privileges; the fin- est flowering -of our civilization. '. MARY UNL.AY TAYLOR _ . hand with a futile- gestate, brush- - The wartime services of the Ca- �,�',+'.�' ing back. the hair on his' forehead. nadian Red Cross in carrying out . _. He felt himsclf suddenly a convict, the finest' ideals and noblest aenti- iCHAPTER XIV who It was without difficulty, and he might have been marching with meats of the Canadian people have his blood boiled. He, had intended his mates to the jail; the rest of it been great. Because of its :work, ``a Fir th last twenty minutes, to wait the reception room, but, was s dream. Then he heard Lan- -many young Canadians now live; white the Jade god was Meifting its as he entered it he heard the Irish t don's voice, shrill and womanish in will, with peace, return to take fate Laiidon's taxi had been speed- ' , of the jade god in the library its denunciation ._and he longed to g their places in the task of unfold-' Ing _uptown. Landon himself was a startled cry from Pam. Landon seise him -this puny product of so- Ing this country's destiny. _ so longer impatient; he was glad cast prudence to the winds; he ciety-and fling him out. He turned But beyond Victory lies an of this'chance to order -his thoughts.' passed the servant who was going - and looked at him with the con - - enormous task {or the Red Cross, It seemed certain than the bird had to announce him, lifted the portiere tempt he felt, he was so big him- . responsibilities probably . greater flown. In that case, was there any and apppeared in the library. No. self, 'he was, so much of a pagan, than ever: helping maintain Cana - harm done? If Pam hiked -'him she one noticed him..Burleson had tot- as far as the world went; that It than prisgncrs of war during rep:- . would have to forget him. It was tesed as the jade god tell, his gray would have been nothing to pick triation; assisting in!--T�uropean re- -- plain to Landon that Mark r ee]'iir= face was distorted with the red the, fellow up like a puppy by the lief. The -Blood Serum Service has age had failed. • streak, his eyes flamed He out neck. His hands clenched at his saved thousands of soldier lives is "He -didn't want to -face the un- a long. hand,._& hand that use to sides, his breast heaved; be had war. The Red Cross hopes 'to con= -d. - " masking," he thought :shrewdly;,} be powerful, grasped, the back o' a taken -a step forward when Burk- , tinue this work in peace to save "he _knew I'd have- to., -it. =- - chair and leaned on it He was sons voice arrested him, thousands of. civilian lives. Yet he was uneasy; so uneasy breathing audibly- - - __ that he }fid made up his mind to "You'd better go," the million - _ : ; _ _ sire said slowly, "There's nothing - Succeas-o#-Red Cross work• -hence. 'Mrs. ''Lynn and -feel hisvray; �� "You're ill!'.' cried !lire Lynn; Pam, telephone for the., doctor-- to say -hire!" . '" . s e � success in- collecting adequate funds from the public - is a matter _ -land out if she knew anything, and B Mark Grant had been there your -uncle's- ill'."- _ _ Mark met his eyes; he hated the en which. every. Canadian has a again. If he suspected any effort - "I'm not ill" Burleson said thick- man for his injustice. He knew that Personal concern because sone the 111nd not Tla ho on to a acquatntance;:?iennfernipl2f@ ur eson cou ave a pe im. succeeding. But. its -success - -would denounce the- convict rather he sank heavily into his chair, his 'He- remembered his testimony .requires the active, positive eo-operation of. . than risk his ntakirig love to Pam eyes fastened on.Mark."'You -- go against him, and he had the jade all those who do not want it W ,., Rodney. The thought made Landon away.- he exclaimed furiously.. god all the timet' No one had fail who do not want this work of furious.; he was still stinging from Palm ran to him. "Uncle. what is thought of that. " ' -mercy a'nd of liberty to be halted. the tont of her refusal and was ripe it? Te}l. us!" 'she pleaded. Landon, shaken by' what he saw The Financial Post - -for mischief when . the. -taxi. drew Mark had not ' moved. ' His eyes -' in Mrs. Lynn's stiffening face, in - tsp at the house. were fastened on the -shattered. Pam's bowed head, pursued his - the candle, and top it with a mar- &chino cherry. Place a life-saver mint in the pineapple as the haw - Q. How can I clean tinware?. A. Make a paste of powdered whiting and ammonia, olive ' oil; or sweet oil. Dip a' -rag into this sojution and rub the tin thorough- ly.. When dry, polish witlf' a • soft cloth. Yon Will En joy Staying At The ST. - REGIS- HOTEL. TORONTO Every Room •rltb RaM She". or and 'releoboee. D silos". 9s-50 uo— Doable, 413.60 up. * : Oo" Rood. DhUng a" tag Da■us- t■g ntsbtly. 8berbourne at Carlton Tel. RA. 4135 -' - • a s - At the floor he got his first shock; green bits on the floor and there= was somethin akin to anguish tri g poen " t' He was up for murder -fifteen --pears," "he's - jS ?fie Boo el ... H biple- Urs... Lynn was at, home but she his-faccl. Burleson would never he said, just out" was not alone; they had company- speak! Mark' turned on him then, and 'a gentleman." Landon found outMr's: Lynn, still in a panic, fled something in his look made the What The C.G.F. ._ to the telephone. "We must' have a other man give way. Unconscious - ly Landon back and • Stands For - j doctor for you, Herbert." she cried, stepped ,Mark . and came face to face with Landorr. passed trim, taking his stand near j The young man was standing at the door. before he turned to face The Canadiap Statesman, Bow- DON'T be miserable. Don't suffer the threshold, one hand still on the them. a another minute from muscular ache aiaaville, issue as interesting -- portiere, his. face Iieid. He did not "He's told the. truth; I'm an ex- booklet entitled " Arhat the C.0 -F•. a Pain. To get quick relief, all you understand the -scene, -but he be- convict 'and I was accused of kill -Stands _ For, which preaeatl - a meed do In many cases, is take a fast- < ; lieved that Mark had come there ing, my uncle," he said in a hard wealth of information, set forth acting Infante& tablet. Instantine to carry off Pam, that he was defy- voice, "and this gentleman" --he in- intro- briefly and in chronological order, g� to work immediately -acting is thrft ways to fit' in Burleson, and the g girl loved �.. dieted Landon: scornful! . give Yen •..regarding the attitude of the •C.C.F. him! It was the wildest fancy, =but.. . doted me here on a wager. That's on national • issues, with copious 1. speedily Pain. it kindled .L_ -pail-- "Why; Archie!" Mrs L'ynn'e.. - stant, his eyes sought Pacer and •�':. 'Prolongspain. quotations from comment by the nY riflef froth peln organization's chief repreaentatidea S. Reduces ^ sed /self ," startled exclamation broke, the naught the: lovely arch of her prone , Nothing of, importance has be Owes mild, u1a� '�N�IR" - spell: she stopped R ith her. hand on the 'tele hone receiver and p gaz. head beside her uncle's chair. She . did not look u p and a dull despair overlooked. The Statesman has And, you'll findlnstantinc'sfastaction 'eye 'pro-' ! ed at the young man • in open seized him.'\o4 even she would •be- 'him! kept a keen ori C.C.F. equally effective in s tete d?s- Posals and developments: comfort which often comes with'a. - -Women - " Zmazement. Al! her rules ere `F being broken. When had he conte? Neve in ,. " It p true, he_ said. again in his . _ -Globe and • Mail cold or acre throat. All drugstores have Why not, help your moa to better Why' had no one announced him? hard voice;'. and his eyes 'flatted -hist12 tablets 250. - _ . bWth by r oommeading this Vitamin -� otic which has so greatly beno- • * • upon' Landon, the wager -maker, the • - -. Landon did not notice lice ea- you. coward! 'The"ea7tct-bids yeti -al} -ouw Can 1? Most . women know about Dr. Chase's' NERVE FOOD from ex- Pression. He had made up .his mind to burn• his bridges: He walked into good-bye. Again he looked at the • girt, but _ • By Anne Ashley ri 'encs or the re rt of fends • pen Po �y have learned to depend oa it h room f the our 'and stood in front o Mark. ' she had not •moved. He ' caught .. the •frozen horror in Mrs. Lynn's .. ..� .... '•"v. Q, How can.. I make a lotion to - '' av, when lost of Bleep, fitague oe tndegea- "You've'no right- to stay in this face, Burleson's grayness, Landon's use after a bath? tiara warns them of &cruces ex- mon' house," he said in a choked. voice; , anger and- malice. :. "A. After bathing use -the' follow= Why not. see that the man in whom "the sooner you go the bettei-un- (To Be Continued) ,: ing- lotion: 2 tablespoons. of oat - 'quarts you are most • interested has the less you want me to tell them the meal -in 2 of water, boiled - ` benefit. -of this. proven tonic when • truth about you."for Just I Case You 3 hours,, then. . strained. sand troubledwith similar ailments. Mark looked at -him and through i . . cvolea. Add juice of 1 lemon andBillie- - - - ----�lsk for*vnew soon= hire,-'�fy=b - omydee bottle of you, but with Mr. Burleson," he meal softens the skin .lemon juice in pidW of j6 N Co., guL s Di■ CItOf! f answered crisply; "after that -'per-' Carveth Wells says" -if an ele- -whitens it: and alcohol.removes`that ..� _ [,ups!++ _ „ „ Your business is with me, Lan- .. pliant has five toes in front and g-tasy a PPearance. C1. Ho I make pots.. •' ti. How �Q = —done panted, "for I brought you tout behind, it comes from Asia; ' _can �� T waterproof? R H E MR M' A T I C i +� here. I- he swung around, fac.: •f- four In front and three -behind . -•' V A., By „dipping the bottoms, in - 180e-i1•b0 ing Mrs Lynn's frozen look, Burle- It hails.. from Africa. An elephant melted paraffin. This closes the Aches send Pains _ son's streaked face and Pam's in- from Asia has. one tip on the end, hi8 trunk, African, two: If It. Just. orie bottle of Ru -lila does. _ pores and prevents moisture "from not show you the quiek, easy way — of• an its trunk is smooth,' it is Asiatic; •atairing the _surface of the table or to get real relief from. rheumatic aches pains, it costs you noth- .and othe•r furniture. 'tna Cal ..Crisp. to bite.,... flakkyy texture ... oven -fresh flavor that's Christie's Premium Soda Crackers ' # - —perfect partners for Cb ts• • Bevvrsu Q• + Soots -• sp�Matr � At your grocer's ask for 1 Chrisde's. Cs -345W _ if apparently to segments, it is 2. African. The ears of an. Asiatic- ele- pliant are about two feet long and rather--?—agged.; .an- mean a is about the size of a piano. r — "Our Dumb :Aniiiials". " HeadaC Nothing is more depres• +sing than headaches... Why suffer?.. • Lambly's will give instant relief Lambty's is good for ear- ache.coothache,paiasin back. stomach, bboweis. 1k�1 0--NEADACNE POWDERS_ Be iISSUIZ 12--1941 Q. 'How can -I test the purity Don't suffer longer; - try Ru - ,Ma today and If you, are not pleased' of aiIan. a room? with the results, your money will _ o a frenerous offer to all rheumatic ; ;nto a glass- --.If a thin, white scum sufferers. _ "—/OR PEIFFECT RESUITf ail" 1ntex,, FABRIC •cam _. GUARANTEED TO DYE CELANIg' E, 45-4 NYLON AND All MIXTURES �` N I S %bgi 6' v:- . wnv ,; rr �TyR� - ^: cr.r -'.++ ',ami a'?. �.;!"'".q; .., F• '""' .. ,.,.�-�;�"`: - . .... _: ..f:CiG�.w:.er, .� .,. B - v%' +t n+... - .. ,.;.•> •.._-,fie,. :v? '.y '{�a' . X'.•ro"r . "f': Y. ,. !,..',�i,"-}'. 4'•i•. 1. y1 y ,: ..�n,... ;..p_i', �' ..: .,.T, } t � '�: � .a i y, '�. rw; ♦' ,- a F wbdne.day, March 28- Zombination herd bulls, also threshing machine WANTED ,Classified Advt s _ Sale of tractors, horses, combine, � � other im lesnents con 8 Picir- iANC E' Army tank, farmF Implements, Milk. ering, near towinline, property of DEAD HORSES AND C711' hLR er, potatoes, furniture etc. at. Lot 1, r Wanted -Singer Drop Head Sewing - A: Kirton, Sale at 1.00. Terms cash. For Tree tCg q hOiie` Con. 6 Markhr-:n Torp. at Milliken P P P ;machines. We pay cash. Call or Clarke prentice, auctioneer. Co -write. Shtger Sewing ,gachine,� 16' At C1 o'' Corners on KE.ir�ed Road. Terms, BROOKLIN .. . Ontario Str. Oshawa, phone 696 Cash. Sale at 12.30 noon. CLARKE' Tuesday, March. 27 -extensive auc- PICKERING.. .. .. .. 606 - PRENTICE, auctioneer ' 30 tf _ tion sf springers, fat cattle, young • • • • • • • • . 23 Wednesday, April 4 auction nate tion ° PICBERING _ 3@ Chick Hatchery . s s . * horses, ham gp%in and in3p- AGINCOURT ...... .. .sone 214 _ FRI MARCH Leghorn and Barred Rock chicks., of •50 head of registered and grade !sestet&, the property of Austin W e 'pay the phOIIH Charge/ Hatch. off avers _Wednesday. Commwuty =Hall Guernsey cattle, John Deere Tractor onePeaance, Lot u con. le Picrasma; SWtery's Poultry Farrw Ion rubber, - Model AR, Goodisrni one and a quarter tulles north of 'GORDON YOUNG LTD -w. Phone 1 R 22. Al-tona ltd. R. R. 2r • threshing .machine, 6 -foot one waj Green River. No reserve. Sale at 1 _ ..:... . Adm-ission 35e _ disc., 3 -furrow tractor plow new, Int- P. M. sharp. sellers, a�a Atkinson, Toronto Phone Ad. 8884 May 1. 45 erhatintral, New 7 -loot Msss%y-Har- Int - auctioneers. W For Sale Holstein cow, age 8 yrs, REGIS'T'ER ria binder, New M -H, manure spread- freshing around 31st Much. Apply er, Surge milking auk cool near ClarernQnt i t ? £' A. Ballik Dunbarton. o hold new, New Woods milk cooler. And SA a March 28-h use lin of other farm machinery.. Wednesday, a full e t For Rc-.4-10 acres of a 50 -acre farms furniture etc,, in' Claremont, the The property of Joseph Farr, Clare- ..,....Market Clark - to pasture horse or cow. W. J. Me- property of William .Mundell,, Sale, unont.' Lunch. Sale at 10.30• -,mark ;Cartney, Clare3nonk. Rhone 3�_ at 1.30 p, m. Termis,, cash. A. S: the date = April -4, lab }0.30: T11matre Wanted to Buy Pianos, radios, ' Farmer, auctioneer ' s s s . Ons Matto - 8atisKaetion or money ng 1=you ` any of. the above items that Wednesday, March 2& -auction sale cattle, . hay ke Dab and implements, . the o y s roes ns s tOu�e you are not using- and wish to sell ? of farm: stock; im )Wpente, grain and Lot Flaa1 Farms property of John Taylor Jr., _ Please describe fully. Write Box furniture; the' property of Mrs. U. 85, eon BF, Ptekerrng, half mile Dressed Poultry Bought Pham Steatfrille in 505 News ice. - �► Sbewar, t ,sear can , sou a�—eau -of 1,ansing Cut-off. For Sale-auto-trs_c in good work 'Iwp, two and ov�e-half miles west Terms, �h. -Sale at 1.00. Sellers woke Fresh and Cooked Meat FRIDAY SATURDAY ! , --sney, - way,. Sale i4pra an ease. chs -- t14ARCH 23 and 24n. r' -1Brooklin, Ont. at 1.3o. Roy- Mowbray, clerk; WIm. • r r' , - - H e Sausage A Speeislty For Rent 6 -roamed house, hydro, MAW, auctioneer Thursday, March 29 -auction sale A..J. SUTHERLAND. 3@ SECONDS OVER T016?Ai hard and soft water oa tap, garden. « 0. s « : ' of 60 head of High Grade Holstein Available April 1. Lloyd _Reesor, . Tuesday, April.- 3 ---suction dale of Milch Cows, 'including some choice PbG" 18A8 Cls:easiont, Ont. select S.lort 8tibjects t _ Locust Hill, Ont. Dairy Cattle, implements and grain;Locust Electric Ironer-�o� sale, 60 the property of B. W. Lotton, Lot "'DAY - TUESDAYEasy c�cie, cab net model in good con- 33+ Com 1, Pickering, one rails north _ IKARCH 26 and 27 ; �n of No. 2 highway on Altons Road. A Plewa .'IUMBER dtthon: y COMVIE Co.'IDE BY MISTAKE Il rs and 18R � Tereus cash. Serie at 1.30. See ��i For Sale --+two young caws, just Atkinson, auctioneers. freshened. Box 506 News Office _ . o me --------------- 1 March i TI 1 -Roomed frame house, Patt1Y furn- LIMITED # ished, electric, welt, cellar, chicleerr Noticeyo ou _ _,house, -Le�wly decorated downstairsScarboro -Junction RADIO SERVICE ;1800. No balance. $800' down. Near store and school- Mrs. Bartle'► , -" - - "Whiteva_le, Ontafio 32 We' do building of all kinds- TALEPHONES - Howard 111?r and Searboro 836 - � CA"ENTERING AUCTION SALE CEMENTING _ P - L ber .11woir -HOUSEHOLD l+ilRN>GTUitH PLUMBING. :�0 Doors 6crecrw k ROOFING 'the property of �Ys also sell Brantford R+ooii interior Trim it<ouldings ..Nunn �ar.e+e sum Materials, Empire Bathroom .. _ !Soft and Hardwood ' Guaranteed Repair 3esvla• -- KIEP2qui� Duro Waw Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shingle Siding i Ana, Make or Model 1 - Wallboards • Rock Lath Cel_. Shingles FIELD • 19 Kent Street, A,jsx, Oatts�r90 �°°°s+ Scally 8labl• Asphalt Shtegtes Roll Roofing F,quipment, ` ARTHUR SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1945 M'&SWAe Products .Barclay Tile _ Building Materials Stock Wool Insu lation C moftt and 'Limns PHONE 52 R ' 3W*o. hW 7jile -Sewer Pipe avenp , rstiluatel Pisa - - PICKERING, ONT. ' chairs, Buffet,. Wicker arm chair, .MARTIN-SMOUR 100 p. G PURE PAINT Kbuiergarten set, Child's rocking N• @►ork Gaarante" _ chair, Reliance sewing machine, Oak p� 6W2 - dresser, Wooden bed, -Coil opriag putt;ress, Brown metal bed. with F. j, PROUBB All grades of -P. C. Cedar Shingiea mattress, Chest of drawers, Child's large metal, crib, Hitchen table and - -- 4 chairs, Roger& nwitle radio, Gar - 4j es tools, Ironing board, 5- Foot met- . _ ,... - - -_ - _ ermaner► Nagging Pain Al clamp. Few kitchen utensils, 2 - - - Shovels, Numerous o hies- articles. _ _ _ _ Wale Temper and �.: - - - - - , - - - _• that Rea a -the our - Terms Oai�lii Sale at 1.3@ •ries. N it may bo Y Epee. • .- Wm. M.4W, auctione?r .-to D _ - •� , • • C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. D6persA Auction Sale _ I Ions Disney Block, Opp P. 0. ,DAIRY HIMD flu Including fresh azad close springers, - -- - -- -. -- _ - __slab hogs, threshirtg machine. and '•---.�� - - unplements - - - � property � : �OiEiAWA, OBIT - IL A. KIRTOPi' . - ,ot 34,_ rear con. 7, Pickeriati 'lip• - Olr'r0 effex watched the teller stamp N6* Leiaf Fwe 'two and one --half miles north of No. 7 Highway sad . Quarte: mile off _ �ptis cheque. - ery day, in evert branch of Pickering T�,e �r THUBSMT, MARCH 2% 1!46 _ revery bank in Canada, cheques are being �nCe trash Calf by side - ` -- : scrutinized, stamped -and recorded. During " C�•e>♦ N."sr Trus Fan a and �s -:.Bolstein cow, , f.. Red Mute cow, iresb, can by r� , the war years, this daily flow of cheques ! m9 Holstein sour. fresh, salt bs s?�e s on H through bink has swollen to a torrent. Ia•urar�e Holstein cow, . fresh, calf W side B your : Windmills, i a •4. -- - Holateiri sow, fresh, Cali lay side 1' J) Automobile Insurance of F — !i Deposit accounts are more numerous and Black cow, full flow, bred cb. 16 .. J Good • Holstein heifer, due time, sate -`active than ever before. This increase re- All Kinds , -Black cow, due about April lb - or _'fleets the tremendous activity of Canadian _. $oldtein heifer. due about April 20' Wrlt4 Phone , : •{ Ayrshire heifer, bred Sept. 17 _ , Holstein heifer; bred about cep.'2;3 ' ' life. and business. Production, purchases BOWnlan 8iL ROW& Holstein heifer, bred about Oct. 17 C Good Holsten heifers, 1 132 jrs and payrolls have sill reached record levels: ' Part Ayrshire heifer, bred Mar. 1' �.,,• H_al�iltl. - arr's t scan" 5 Yearling'?reitera om three.anarters _Of_..a_..n3iW0A__ lies. Be,T a� ,� Holstein cow, 3rd calf 'milidng dire ® hdt our - meft and women in the armed services must ` ea '- .Off► . about May 26 We ; 30 ' Your Atten a Registered Holstein Bull, 1 1-2 yrs. - �, ,get their pay, and their dependents receive - - :4 Registered Holstein Yearling. hulls All the above-mentioned cattlg have ' •• _ allowances regularly. _ t Pock w lug, Feeds w •s leek F been blood -tested by Dr. S. T. Bcd- - chop extern Gyrowiug' endistel and proven 100 P. c. neg. - _ . IlLaslt for chkkeass, Cas!u� .,Zr. KirtonTe"Wyly'reason'for selling `The handling of this wartime volume of - 100 lbs Developing : - same is, he intends putting in a pars' from numerous , oke ]S ;Drily accredited Iisted herd. - s .. t eques i e Bran,' ' 3'hreshing machine, 28 x '4i in. Warr special services which the banks have ' ,�Plse >Peoeing, Steil Frees Fesh 1, erloo, with a embinstiam clover -Classatirarmere' ardr►as• 1 Of : - - 2 -Furrow plow- with pulley hitch - _.. John Deer, Sprayer barrel Cart Victory Bonds and the sale of countiesa o Ieei Z :. wow Ooohn �t'asids O� get area' sleighs with flat rack tight democrat' wagon, Comer - . Wal Savings Certificates, ration coupon - Buggy. stabber tires., MCIAnghlha - - e to produc �� � • poi v risk and 1i -H, entthator g wagon pa meats _ gu kv sac operations. - - -- Subsidy l'e'i �+ ,/��' _ . rein change hr �Y�l 7II t1 'Vit. Beafher Borne grimier $ .. _ . Panning mill Trow plswl _c .tent pump cultivator '..Yet all this extra work has been -,carried -' - R Cr CLENDJi1NINQ Thresher and implements will be. _... offered first 01, -sale - _ ' _ out at s time when new help has had to be :ORAL DIZEC' R White .brood sow with 1� pigs _ ,trainedPhone vat• Ambulance e t !iRhite b sow►, With pigs_ at sal• _ _ Pho e . Undo NN W i to take the plate of more a tiuw 9 Good_ la _ _ 8,500 beak workers nowt is laifotm: ---- Nab" /@N {7j - 7 Good f r pigs, 3 mos'. ok4 , - 10 Good $ceder pigs, 4 mos. old r Markham, oZlt. -9 Good !!ceder pigs, 4 mos. old 10 Good feeder pip, 4 mos. old _ S Good feeder pip, 4 Taos. old ;W>t Terhsrlsash�1i• �eva•rtIlROTs>loai i/ Sposser•d 6�y year Book ... ;:•_ ,. -.y._.. _.eta. -.:,..:-.i tti�� a. ,.. ,,. u...:r ._..., .w. ,.f._ •„�'..: .. .,".r.'a+. • ..... _.. ,,,,zvSe,.. _,. ,-'v�"w�-:.... ._ ".S.-..'. Via_ -.•,-.. ^-:�.._ .' =�-� ,t � - "}.' �. x. c -Dunb�on a Good Citizen Have i" rev LAR E M ON T, ReceiP fwd tj48.92, members gave interesting -----� Cash on hand $2.59 Donations at Mrs. B. Annis and Mrs. G. `. Mrs. J. Toms was the guests' last Box in Store, Salvage, Int. $33.61, � rendered a very fine vocal �duet� 5 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peddie of Douglas was much enjoyed Some of week -end. at the home of Mr. and Social Comm. receipts $20$•85, Red I companied on the piano b ilius. Gies Major spent the week and with the members are preparing a three- Mrs. Charles Anis: Cross Drive in March $270.00 I Lindsay. Constaxice Randall ye T Yr, and Mrs. James Peddie• act play "MaMmas Baby Boy" which Samuel Todd of the Expenditures -Quilt lis thread ' piano selection. Mr. Rouge Mr. Shei�ah and Mr. Yallof, both etc. $7.37,. Donations to Blood Don. Mrs. R. Ferguson, who has Mrs. Fraric Ham-has--been-incl-up- will -be presented-after-Flaster.-After --of -al gave s very -goner= Clinic -Mar during the past week as the result of enjoying a number of contests, a �, � er a doctor`s Care Who =; ous contribution to out Overseas Pickering $150.00 -a sprained ankle. _ ¢.i.l sty lunch was 'served. The April Box Fund. Sent t Pickeryns with friends. and enjoying a nasty Mise ac Mlntyre of Toronto spots, meeting which is the birthday and, for Campaign, $270.00, Balance on earned rest. ' Mrs. H. C. Pearson we are pleased hand $116.60. the week -end with Mks. H. G. Me- annual meeting will be held at the to report is able to be up again af- .. • • Intyre• i Manse, with Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. ter her recent illness. -Work Ending Greenwood, continued frown' lana fat Misses Earla and Ar Wat-' Lloyd Pugh oa the program comm- Mr. Cropley is now at the home Knitt<n g 1944 thing Satff, spent the week -end sow pent the week end with Mrs. ittee. "8 turtleneck sweaters 35 Thos Bacon 1 'riiA of his daughter Mrs. E. Annis; and the parsonage. pair socks, 17 helmets, 3 pr. mitts, Miss Katie Green and friends - '1 we are pleased to hear that he is 2 3 pr. lora sesmnen's Toronto, spent, the week -rend wi • ;Mr. and Mia. Dave Gregg attend- � pr. gloves, g ed the funeral of the late Wan. Pat- able to move.around a little. stockings. Sawing -_i girls' dresses, Gerson at Agincourt, last week . JBrOuLhanll Mr. and Mrs. W. Wlamnund were 16 9 blouses, 10 girls'Mr. wad.Mrs. F. L. Green -and are'The High And. Public School P. O. Ben Loyat of the RCAF was r-^�-- Suzy visitors ' at the home of Mr. coats, 9 girls' bloomers 35 boys POSTPONEU-4he' Euchre gnu and Mrs. John Forgie. coats 17 bo a' , ents are busy this wee10 with at his. home over Sunday . About one hundred e Y shirts, 12 boys un - The eagle sap is not ring Dame e WiomEm'e Inst'itu nced for March 28th ned -ed in the Sunda SchooT groom of rshirts, b boys' underpants, B in. examinations. W. Perkin returned f� _ among a pos. Y fants gowns 13 . r: amen s Rylamas- this week after op 11 o April , a wee r. + arierL s arts, 4 rlB' tu, Mr. mad . Mrs: Earl Booth of New- s an June - � • - u with �• Thos. Neelan were visiting the forme r's ricks Party under the auspices of a and moa- Mrs. Frank Hayward castle spent Sundrty�l y parents over the week -end from Tor- Village Group of the Womarn a Y 'r, r s Red Cross. 51. Blood �• the Villa ' Paps, 'brother and nieces were w: h Mz� and Mrs. Sohn Beet en r . Association. rags and fat $2Lb1. Blood Hayward familyhere over the. aefto• i Donors -22 donations given at near- A- shower, for Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coates have Markham. 8 helpers ser-. '' ildiss x atbler,n Beeley is Toronto on set clinic. .Saturday.. { - Duma was held at the Township Hall Purchased a farm at Kinsale atfd are Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hadwla on March 9th, and the mo there in the 'near future- , v1 on two -sent ions .Saturday' -with-Mr— Hadwin's_ A c,rnmunity shower for. Mr. Young couple rd e 18 Boxes --sent to bogs' ov�esseae at And Mrs, Paul Wellman was held at were the recipients of many_ desir Gardening will soettt be in tali in Seagrave, Oat. Ghristunas and one to Prisoners of the home of the bride's parents, Mr. able gifts. It was followed b a swing• Mr. T. �cGlashan reports Mr. and Mrs. Wiklaim Ellison, y War. Cards sent to boys and girls lir. and Mrs. Norman Linton last dance. having planted peas and, onions this in Canada. Whitby, called orb Greenwood Mr. John Soden was taken to the Past week.- on Sunday. : ,Saturday evening. A large number Oshawa Hospital on Thursday Mr. Jos. Marquis received a _ Signed O. Buckles, President y of friends gathered to offer their y last; - i- juries to his ribs iecea pain Miss Constance Rendall has been Eagagonents eongratulatioris to the young couple, where ars 'emergency operation was y home often c performed. Latest news re Several • attended the, Ice Frolics �n8 her mother who is and � who Mrru tuzrriedl on ,.stn y, Mar Porgy nun . at Oshawa. not too well. Rev. I. E. and Mrs: Kennedy ]ottha The yovjW couple v make as still in a serious condition. We The Wbinena Institute met at Claremont announce the e '-•� A sale of wide'iaberest is that of "" him a speedy. recovery. (Later North Pickering Red Cross the home of Mrs: Randall for their' menti of their only daughter, = LJoydbrook Harm, which is being report from his home advisee of his March meeting. Mrs. L. Hageanan garet Jean, to John Newamkn held an April 7tha• Mr. Murphy, a snaking steads improvemsat). Mrs. Birkett reports_the finish of � t very �abl with the- topic - wan of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph $9utto weal y caws 'nasi from Lindsay, who res- 50 Isrge size dresses winch have `Citize�iship . Roll Call was answer- of Toronto. The tnasriage wil3 the place is sell- Outstanding iziterest and attend- huh over her thoughts like a dark I ed by 'What Characteristics should Ing* purchased ante. sharked the March meeting of >; °� place quietly, on 'March 81st. _ .... lag ofrt. Mr. Jack Browny manager nB cloud shouldn't be surprised it sus ( - the Women's Institute held in tine I of the ?arm Way faire some cattle Council Chambers with Mrs. Hamel- muttered a "thanks" when she pack - to Mexico in the near future.. ton presiding. The Overseas Box ed them. Brown was employed on the faran g• At Brougham there arrived bund - before Murphy purchased it. Committee announced a donation of lee which loomed like the side of a The prayer meeting of the Bag- $10 from the Young People, and house, brought by the kindness of t' our Friday Secretary Mrs. Pusk ably reported Mr. Woodward: however some of It 1 Beit Cbuseh will be heed y the successful financial side of the evening at the' home of Mr. and recent dances at the HaIL Highlights turned out to •be wool for' Mount _ X• F• ,fieZion, the rest will be made tato 50 a of Red Cross activities were a'ivea -.- •, - Mr. Jack Bri�nAll is to return to undervests, and 23 yards of nice , Brierbush Hospital this week, after by the Publicity Convener. grey material .will make some of : s eenren attack of the! fht The program, arranged by Mrs. T. the hundred pairs of boys' pants. In congratulations to Mr. and MTs Norton. introduced the beginning or knittirig, the quota says 50 pairs of Lm. Pilkey, of Oshawa, formerly of the Tweedsmuir Village History grey socks, 20 sleeveless loweaters (aaremont, dm the 'birth of a son, Book, and a splendid beginning it is. and 30 scarves -both navy__tW Of. Msrch 17, 1945, at the When thanking Mrs. Brown for her fess a chance for the less experiern- Oshawa Hospi • - c ra, a warmed -!-urges y. There is "nothing to the rumour" clippings, etc., Mrs. Norton said Don't start wondering why scarves eirtulatiag, to the effect that.. the what an interesting task it had beerb with summer approaching, jump in + .local drug store has been sold. Mr. to assemble this picture of the Brou- and knit some -it's always cold ot: Lionel Douglas, proprietor of the gham that had been. The "good old the ocean. , storye has not made any agreement days" were shade more vivid to all The work Convener again sales for of sale as ye by the cosEumes of the ladies of the donations for those comfort bags, The Red Cross Tea and Euchre program, 'who were all dressed in slip a small gift in with work re- _ •ti old-fashioned dresses and hats to .last week realised $36 and '125 art- turned, a list of things was publish- -r-_- Wes for the Comfort Fund. Mrs• match. e& here recently. Birkett and Mrs. Pugh, who had Mrs. W. Wilson read the story of We' think :4f starting a Pleasant charge of the Euchre and Tea wish the Rub -bard fancily through seven Surprise Department. We mentioned - to bank all who helped in any w$y. generations. Mrs. E. Annis traced a few weeks ago the surprises which _ . The Women's Mission Circle of the the Birrell family to 'way back. develop in Red Cross • work±. This Baptist Chuxch will meet on Tues- Mrs. M. Lemmon told how some of week there were three amore! One day next at the home of Mrs, Jud the villages were 'maned, Brougham was the receipt -of a duration from a son Ward. The Study Book will- be. .being so called t honour Lord Brou- former reaident who still thinks �- .. '-ken by Mrs. James Coates' group. gbazri•-'•it • was formerly awned ough of Brougham to wish to help "Bentley's Corners"--" an aside it its campaign total. The second hap - David Tran Serioasiy Injured is amusing to reflect that there was pened on a bus. One of the W. I. Mr. Dave Tran was seriousiyy,hurt a suggestion in 1850 to name Clare- asembers met a Kinsale lady who had - 1a -t. -week whea_he._received--ft Tract- mont "Salubrious'% -it had been read about the Tea-Cettl.•a-Week ' owed skull, Lthe result of being known as "Noble's Corners" until Club for the Prisoners of War Food co Pwmis in this column, and wished situp itl upon by a young lC. Mr. 1- Tran had purchased Sams colts frac. • • hand to contribute a dollar towards it: .� ' ..tie Morgan Evans, sale lest week, draw hat• -goodness knows haw cid We hope she reads our "flack Yes" sod on taking them bane the next -read a poem written by lire. The third surprise was the receipt C . d by, be was injured when shay be- Sheppard, concerning its ortgUL of another dollar for the sins wor- e�-fi�tghtened and bolted. lie is Mrs. Brown donned a sane regalia in thy cease from s lady who has been the Brierbush Hospital. an excellent state 'of preservation, sick since Christmas, 7e4 thought it i. which had been presented to her fat- well worth the effort to help others, r ;lRte. Jack Lehman wow"" Overseas Iter by the Sone of Temperance over More or lose in the same connect - Pte Jack Lehman was wounded in 80 years ago, and which. she said ion, at the well -attended W. I. meet- Gsrmany, according to word receiv- had played a significant part in all it* is the Council Chamber, whets - d by his wife here last week. Jack their lives. Mrs. Burrows and Mrs. the now familiar brown bottle passed ' .,.is reported to have aq ear injury, Hetu conducted a contest dealing round for the Teen -Cent -a -Week Club 1C Ek a beaver works to a plan. and farmers haw the result of a blast.. He is with the with inventions not enjoyed in it collected $16 which brb%gs the u -Argyle-Sutherland highlanders, and Grand -mother's day, The roll call, club's , donation for the year up to been working like beavers in these war years. Help is connected with the 4th Division. some Irish songs, delicious tea -ser- $123.50, which 'seems to prove that _ = has been hard to knd.. Yet Canadian meFarmers, through He enlisted in 1942 wad wi}L have ved by Mesdas . Ritctiie; Mairs, a Sew determined people can make y been oversium two years next Aug- Harlock, Matthews and Robertson an appreciable addition tb a. worthy planning and hard work, have met increased u t: His wife, a little eon Bobby brought this 'memorable, meeting to cause when their sympathies are a demand with ' greater production than over before. a close. Mrs. Norton would welcome roused. :•wide in Claremoit. - About ore Ontario farnser out of three has been able histories of families dating farther `White not really a Red Cross ob- preeeatatioa to ,Two Local Families back than 50 years, also those of ligation, the welfare and well-being :: to do a bow and more profitable:job because he had .A-pMntatioxn was made to two Service Meas of this generation, with of all the boys who have left Bsou- the greatest hired ratan its all hatory...Hydro- familiesof the Baptist Church -last- -photographs-it--you-•-have-theati service- oversessr are mast- -- ileetric power.' ---week, who are anon to move to Ux- fere of lively irrdereat' to all Red � �� "bridge. They are the >flforgaa Pugh A large nfiomber of W. M. S. lad- Cross anembers, consequently when •1.•Imagine having a hired man who would -,pump y ward Ed Dans families'. ies met at the home of Mrs. G. it was announced that the Yotmg - 'and carry water for about. 3c a day ... milk cows at The presentation was made in the Duncan Jr., for the regales rnamtthly people had donated.$10 to the Over- about 5d: to 7c each, per month or heist hay, For Baptist Church, • following Prayer 'meeting• Mrs. L. Johnston presided seas Committee it left a pleasant .•-Meeting Last Friday. evening. .Each aR►d'Rev. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy glow -within us. AA lettere received aabout /e a ton. That is a sample of what electricity family was Presented with An. else- were present. Announcement was by this committee are enjoyed bq loan do, based on the average Hydro Farrar cod of tric table lamp. Mr. James Coates made of the Thankoffering meeting : all. 444 Per kilowatt-hour. � and Mr. Harry r Found made the at St. John's Church off Good Fri= ds< avenin with in slides Your Hydro -Electric Powis Commission plata for ' presentation winch were ably sea- y g, of the Easter S and Old h na . ooadei tic. • . _ Mount' Zion _ _ ors in Ontario coq - atiowrn-b-y-M7r.- Kennedy: The ia�vita-. ott ion �- � day when the majority of fano • to ,,;Ail Whib..�,_W, >�, � ._� _' have Hydro on their farms. Pment shortage oflabow Mr. A. Williamson of the Clare- was. accepted. '-- Brooktin spent Sunday with their ma cl-est rT�i$iois�fe to supe y �iy ariottt Faetory, told the Newe on Mrs. O. Burton, iesdolr of tae Uft service now to everyone who would like to have it. were to put Study Book, assisted by nus. Bar- Flbrday they plannbtg 3Ls. and Mss. C. Ltdge6t, Earl up a New building, 75 feet by 60 Clair, Mrs. Philip, Mrs. Mairs and Lwton of Kinsale, spent- Sunday Bat "o Y°m plans for Hydro service now, and Hake feet tn• the very near - future, to be Mrs. Kennedy, made the` topical All- with Mfr. and Mrs. C. Diane Ana ahem wisely. ueions to Burins and the war seem Be cure that when yots .wart your Form, you WIRE eoriatraeted of oertfent Dl4cia• This very' timely; the B4ue Book dealt faanUy. -_7 will be divided into factory acid Stor Mr. R. W. Wileop, of Prooklin, - with W. M. S. School hdrntee And ADEQUATELY for futrro-smeds: You' may hot pit -� age ,r000i. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. At present they have contracted boarding Schools in the Hoare Mira- ey Disney in all tie electric equipmW you want at krst ... but be, ion Field. It wasarranged that M`ts. •�lo; IQ snore acres of. tomato", and- lid There is to be a special Easter _:'..awe to wua sufficiently, with a good. heavy service %' a plan to can other foods as well. They Johnston should accompany Mrs. Service on Sunday, April 1. A large Norton to Oshawa Presbyterial. De- with plenty of outlets and switches. Than start., with expect to employ about 45 people by turnout is expected licious tea and - friendly chat con- ui ent that will do most to make your fano more there this Season. Young Freddie Fier is coming A � Pn? .i eluded the March meeting -,Of the W. long nicely after having brok eh his profitable. Let the extra profit's from - tint First else- i The March me�dng of the Good- M. S. Transportation was kindly leg recently. �.itellowshiv Clare of the Ubited trieal equipment -help provided by Mrs. Easton again. Mr, Frank Diarey unloaded a load P to pay for the many added Church was held on Tuesday night, of grain at Dagmar this lsxt week. home cc.-thct Hydro ten bring to you. ^:1 ' The 13th, at the home of Mr. and The MremeVe Dance held at the Build like the beaver, work to a plan. 1l&a. L Douglas. There was a large Township Hall was a decided success, SIMS I attendance. The meeting opened with a good wdd atte and enj sd %%it eValethe Presdent, Mrs. D. McCullough ��were in the chair. A mi tuber of the Clans ved by the W. 1. through courtesy of • t e • save readings. A piano solo oy Mrs. the Firemen's Coan>mitties.adowit. Monk no Fun -loving Flora says that her 410MY YEAR r. M. UM U. 6. FAM 0". AAMN "Osr - -9, r . - THE WAY PLACES of � 7 -'THE EARTH DIE OF PF- �IT11H TEY�D:l 0 1001 WILD .MANTS AR EDIBLE, OR M"Ow 70 FVEPAPM THEM. 1HR ENO OFA MAI I OFSTRING0 NEWS. is IN THE APJDDLF-,'-.QVow RICK"DO'.20WAIMS, ;"Look! fey won't have to do much work on this one— it looks like a helmet already Ps Now f REGISTRATION F -OR m !'After you got through with your bomewarb6 junior. Dad* has a favor to ask you!" THE SPORTING —711ING � + " , IIT ��'J�j� *I wish you'd. speak to George about his bottles colleition -- he always finds full ones I" "You leive my mummy's name out o. oisr 0 9 Al r:1 I _10r.- i r -T M. 2.1 �11111 W Of a - eptly Aspirin Eases Pain I 2A 2, Almost Immediately Instantly I Yes', the moment you drop an Aspirin Tablet to a slaw of water It beginis to dis. Integrate. And that as= quick action takes P11ce in yo-- stomach- Thus. .You get relief! alzaciat instantly. ' now You can -GeV U I-Ck- ---HUNGER OF WAR •11def From Sore, Painhd pfles the -Thom Hill, property. • most people seem to think the0ne- FRInful pile' tumors soon heal over, ly way to got relief from their ..r, leaving the sensitive rectal mew:, piles is by local treatment. branes clean and healthy. a"Y' Cpainful cAl treatment may give tempor. We Invite you totry Hem -Rotel 4grX, relief from the Itching but and let It Drove Itself. You can omilly across the entire Thom Hill acreage. yolwvan easily Be* make your -.test Irby such - treat- In the privacy @&I 1r d meat wil not col-- your own h'omc,' sect the cause of NO COST If you your piles. are not convinced No lasting free- that this is an Mines 'are behind 'Thorn Hill Gold Mines.' dom from pile smasingly e a a y can be had unless and surprisingly 'M A the cause of the offectlye method ted the trouble U correct- of tre ating your ad. Piles are due„ *ore, painful piles. �, to I n t 0 a t I a a I A causes so the best meas warto got tasting (let a package Hein to Hem -Roll rel or is to treat of 4 - them Internally day from' any• with a medicine-;; iyy'r drut tore sod : 110 like Sem-Rotel.. use It a directed this 'I, V0,91aed hoo ti. -, Hew-Roid Is a for JUST FIVE _40. formula that has DAYS. At the end _ —boeft Used for over of that . time It .40 Years by thou 4W OU are not an - �47'_�"�"' ' sands of III f 1. 1 -Al '_ oItAt*Ay sure Pilto i a - i. teres L5.0 ; ".1 , -, em -Roll! Is the p�o corgirouil Dqlairi-,Ork subststit's" be ty a ita - this supp rt Osver�, . ,is by te an 1 vio gb to tal .citiz M910're e&9 all 0% wall. highly eon-alcost. cleanest Telephone WA. 4706 lentrated tablet. Ind most effective • easy and W, p I I a treatment Trui 0" ever tried, re- po" eA =9z U. - - — - pounded tablet formula directs portion of this iiackaies to your its medical action to relief of the deuggl4l. and he will promptly re- .verage wer , w 1 y of t,�e S. erk bul'LD9 PO CC5� has �reseoce 0 - Ov. Metro 51%ju 'iVeTs'. 131a U 01, r congas Jos that Ill the real cause of fund youl money. K.- V. GAMBLE & COMPANY, your pjles.Hem-Rold promotes NOTEs This geseroun offer is doing bus yi free, easy and comfortable bowel bmeked by a irellablo firm - movements, Quickly relieves itching !nems, In Canada fair a good MOM7 and morons" and atimu- yews, irritationHem-Reid must belP 7062 or reF -9,ying notable fair IlMax better blood circulation In the pile evadiflen quickfy, easlI17 and bow*L With blood this eSKY tent Toronto, Canada.' :lower good elr- Pleasantly 0� 611UP20- culatlas in tbv lower bowelel.. the east* few nothing. TryIt today.. J. T h Gold %VILOT ...... . . . . . . orn-Hill AMtILLT Mines—Uci 'thin arms and legs, blo stomach, -and haunting fear, in . .16 eyes of this Filipino girl eloque 11- gg J test�ifly to the privation stiff F. ot under Jap rule. She holds - -- --i THORN H ILL can ready for U. S. Army rat! .7 ..... ..... DOMINION TE PAN 'Y LIKI-TED, 16F. Address......• 0 ,(Please Print Piainiy) Xey W. ELDER GOLD s. MINES LTD. Al r:1 I _10r.- i r -T M. 2.1 �11111 W Of a - eptly Aspirin Eases Pain I 2A 2, Almost Immediately Instantly I Yes', the moment you drop an Aspirin Tablet to a slaw of water It beginis to dis. Integrate. And that as= quick action takes P11ce in yo-- stomach- Thus. .You get relief! alzaciat instantly. ' Aspirin hu proved itself through generations to be quick. effectiv% the -Thom Hill, property. above all. dependable. That's w* Canadians have come to rely an this ramous analgesic for cad from Pain due to headache, neuralgia or neuritis. So Ptatec yourself Froin needless omilly across the entire Thom Hill acreage. whery. just set a box of genuine Aspirin at yout druggist's today and The same mining interests,-rMonsihle for Elder Gold MW Alixom- 111111011 Feriae A" of M........-sar IM Mines 'are behind 'Thorn Hill Gold Mines.' lents0124.. Famity miss of I Yft ted the EDASPIRIN �, ered The 8"W were on 004 1106101 is meas -.'"w riwafte 11M ro Aq" Relieved RHEUMATIC PA109 says suffereff "I -have used ALLENRU for several months. I could hardly walk on account Of My knees. But now those pains an relieved. I can go like a race born now," blort Shepard. Don't be a victim of the pains and aches caused by rheumatism, lumbigo or neuritis without trying this simple, inexpensive recipe you can mix at home. Two tablespoons of ALLENRU, plus the juice of 1/2 lemon in a glass of entirely water. Your money back if sot sat6fie&. just 850 at all drug stores, J Buy ALLENRU today. MISERIES OF Babp't d Reli As A, 'A MEMBER Now here's reliable home - proved medication that works. 2 was at new to relim d1stress of Child's cold—ewe wtdM he deepat Just rub throat, cheat sod .bmcft with Vicks VapoRub at bad. time, lastntly VapoRub starts to relieve coughing apasuin, eon mumcular morenewor tightnew and! Invite restful, cCilm"C"MAK dwp. Often by morning, mod Of the misery Is gone. Por baby's sake, try VapoRub tonight. It must be good, because whim colds strike, most snotlimita Use Vlcte vapoftb. THORN HIM GOLD MINES UM177D own 460 ams immediately adjoining ELDER GOLD MINES LIMITED on the North., ---fiiii iiiihiiiiW 3a -7:77i Diamond DrilUng on the Elder prropertyoperty dicaW an ore zone The Elder orebody has been traced to within 300 feet of the -Thom Hill, property. It is believed that the extensive Elder deposit sweeps ding. omilly across the entire Thom Hill acreage. The same mining interests,-rMonsihle for Elder Gold Mines 'are behind 'Thorn Hill Gold Mines.' Thorn Hill shares at 20c: per share appear to offer more than ordinary speculative possibilities. .0 K. COMPANY this 'I, V0,91aed hoo ti. -, -K. -GAMBLE INVESTMENTS n in c'I'tc.,� Oj stead, ry in tow 9—bulli ioaust, -as earn of TASOY. JAIL 1)on YP-21 Ty %Ilecrithe 0031. big,rioilc tql I bloc il 6ve "Liles' -1.1.8 re- !!aria 74 King St. E.v' Toronto, Canada corgirouil Dqlairi-,Ork subststit's" be ty a ita - this supp rt Osver�, . ,is by te an 1 vio gb to tal .citiz M910're e&9 all 0% Telephone WA. 4706 males e 0 4 S ogles etiol hops f A!carr 1 $5 4 1 "caert, 9 orstion 0 0 • Magog blic stable Itt sena -rbe Corp able fe 9, .verage wer , w 1 y of t,�e S. erk bul'LD9 PO CC5� has �reseoce 0 - Ov. Metro 51%ju 'iVeTs'. 131a U 01, r K.- V. GAMBLE & COMPANY, s a in ncl, 6 Co es CIZC 60% h s to sounj Cot Ask, too Ah, a t00*i,d,3s�� of 74 king St. E. or reF -9,ying notable fair Toronto, Canada.' is a -09, ,try. map .1 hereby 'agree to purchase .'shares of 'to this Co Ae,iol viow of . . . . . . . I Taxtile Pians in fora round. -7 Thorn Hill Gold Mines' at 20c share. I enclose remit- 4W 1 .per tante for that amount. Name ......................... DOMINION TE PAN 'Y LIKI-TED, 16F. Address......• 0 ,(Please Print Piainiy) Xey W. !, • riaxering, unsi Hee s A Few Worthwhile Specials _.Y z4.. aW, Barve Menu THF 1 a'BABITANT" AYLMER GIMMOOD - BIG STORE Tea lea soup _ To nato _ Diced Beets 1 Ib.. pkg. 7lic. COOKING SEA FWD? s --OUR PRI -CES OUR LOWER •-n oz, Juice — 20 oz. — BIG STORE Qi]ICK ACTING 2 fHabitant ea Soil 28 oz. 1 i C i ar 2 6c. 20 oz. - iic.. 2 for We. Coffee, 1b. 45c p p AIR VICK_ Limited Supply ......... Kills All Unpleasant $itched Corn brooms extra value 95C IV9 -Simple1 ors_ Relives g To ..., ; LIKEWISE Nothin Id ght _ Nothing To sp:ayl Corti Flake's ' free lass for 25c May the Boys who have returned and are return - Ing from the "Battle Front" graciously accept the ,_. Just Pull Up Wick : - - Quaacer talieritod Po '* " - - . - • . - pulsrity which in due them. Wan 137. ' .$9C. a Bottle - - - Meiit"- acid may we extend our very hea tie•t = THE REXALL STORE Quick Oats _ lgekg 19� ---WELCOME HOME BOYES PUL Wanted _ 8. leat. B. .4o every one of them. 'Phone. Pick 68 Weekly supply of good roasting M s c i A P M A IST spring w111 ChiRakeff6. l3igheat Market Peioes - Come! ,. paid as per Grade. i - - - - Phone Pickerinff 19 R 81 Get Ready For. Decorating Novi l `: Ask for Mr. McCoy, Manager heat IWe have in stock B-H Paints Department AtkinsonAJAX MARXF_T3MTA'and Enamels 600 ell _ _ - I'bone Free D very l Phone- Agi'+a: 291Wr2�-`-S,touit. 290 - . '.�"' :. L iCeil8�d :DoroUve in ,All Pastel Shades - ,'SIE AiR E - - - _. �. Can be need over paint or wallpaper • - Auctioneers 'W'HI'TBY ..324 Year's Experience mss,. Turps and lbuited .aapply of � u�irr� rectorq $ealthiully Air-conditioned Sales conducted anjwhere. 'Paint Brushes Specializing in Farm Stock _ = iiD�tY� 1+$1«-3�CTURDAY ,1�061ture and Property Sales. MARCH 22, 23 and 24 All Salve personally -hated and A L V IN . -B U S H B F G 0 R L O N F. O S B ORN E A E. RICHARDY. ;Saturday Matinee at 1.30 :advertised. Bills prepared and = ! Hardware and Tinearith. C. L. U. ' posted. ! GENERAL �;11SIIRANOR . Two Shows at 7. and 9 p. Phone 4G _ DISTRICT MANAGER REAL ESTAIM - CARY GRANT � •.: � P'rom'pt : erviee :.: � PIEKERIIvu MILLS � EXPIRE LIFE ,� oldCestablished A'CIhi�i. Arsenic. Arid, ready . Reasonable Rates � i'. _Insurance Company - � ate, + i - PHONFE 290 STOUFF�'ILLE Representatives - Phan, Pickering So Ojd Lace mol . a . Ross D. MunroSSSS : �. H. Cum _ �. ,a. r� :&C t Raiyfeond Masse Jack Carson _ y 3�40SALE Tom-PucTzrin A_ &ter Lorre >Ptiaciila Lane `t `.. _,. , ! ! FOR SA! -�- *telephone, 522 Vliitby, Ont. .- :��aaee o[ a# Hia� - 1 �Ilant N8f11iWr �r -- _ 15th Year a• - Insurance Adviser IL ( MARCH 27'Anti 28 i .PICKERING, ONT. FURNITURE DEALER Address - _ Brougham,, Ont - Pick 5 R 22 Last Complete Show A 8.15 - J' ;'o1_E DEL1.V£R FUNERAL DIRECTOR Four .Jills InA -Jeep"-- Prri:ae Ambolaneo Srer.ie. Specials Thin Weekend Day or :eight Clarke Prentice Ray Pratncis ' Carole Landis �p _ . = LICENSED AUCTIONEM' Martha Raye Mitzi Mayfair J� hone Pick.. 13 �r the Conntiq of York and Ott► : Nabob -Coffee :;'l. lb 5c SAO; .ue�r to Corp. � P:.. Ahto an added attraction • - - tiee'of C. A. S. F., sad of" Ia6• New Laid Eggs (med.) 35c. doz. Pickleing, Ontario J. H.' Prentice (formerly P3t..w• • and Prentice Dark Mountain � ' � .. _ :. ' - )..Farm and >�.. 1 dozen to a customer v Lowltry Drew _T' ... W M. M A � E•rert. - and Ellen w _ • _ Specialty. at F'a4 a� and Phil S;Ivsrs rya Salmon steak for—dinn� PRONE AGIN. 52 w ;L wiL LICENSED AUCTTONEER and THUWSDAY, FR.L, S4TURDA7 SILK'S MARKET a yvhere am o ct r o VALUATOR Barrister SII 'to" ' Notary It bBe An MARCH 29, 30 and 31 ' ---.W`rite C. C. 1C Sal a conducted. R HARD3N Phone Pickering 26 •Phone or • 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont. Suite 611 — •Continental• Life Blds Rainbow Island 571 Bay St. Toronto t In Technicolor Bought "d sold = Y R i L E. MO R L E Y Dorothy, Lawaur Eddie Bracken• j,j ! Used Clothing - sterilized, clean- CHIROPRACTIC ..Harold roll Bro©k s ed and pressed like new, Carry . a is large stock of high class' suits. I) • E. STFCK L1, Y- ~�~ — 5c '• a, l •QO StQ�'e overcoats and pants. Also a good ' N S U RA N C E HEALTH CLINIC r .... stock of "new leather We have a new sh`.pment of Aprons I - windbreakers, and gents furnish- 14G Siuicoe St. -N., Oshawa The Yotng people's t:•,lior are' and Towels,also R'ool Sodks ,Ties ect, Ings at very reasonable prices. Call PHONE 67 PICK.Phone 224 old' a service in the church this Easter and Gree ing Cards and. be convinced. Sunday evening. They, have invited } _ Drugless practice,. including . • Brougham UrLto join them. $am Schwartz .lame excellent pictures- will be Claremont!" Ont. own. Everyone welcome. 21 Bond Street. West, Oshawa,. Ont. The pot -luck supper was a decided _- es aind everyone enjoyed 'the' The Red Cross have firnished snot--, :..- PICKERING MEAT MARKET quilt --some sewing and knitting s week. FRANK;R. SMITH" Our Red _Cross. canvassers• ve - - _ king their round& this week. Mine Marion Warm- had h Chiropractic, Electro -ther- apy, • and, Mineral, Vapoi- Bath . Treatii•ient. Practising.... 2 years. Consultation Free Hours: 9 a• m. td 9 p. rn; Daily, except Monday and Friday ool girl friend with her *over the k4ualrty First - Service our A illi F. J. Donevan -end. DONALD RUDDY Barrister, 8. A, B. Se. Miss Marion McVey, Toronto Tea- j :. L. "!WE BUT THE BEST -- YOU MARE THE TEar a R• �cior• Nowt Public- Motuyto la�n lel Ofaeo formerly occupied br the lace A_ s:. CdA► Ostari0 Surveyor I" continued continued on page 5 tin. ao los of nn Home. Whitby. sty