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OIC: IBX:I - ` FICKBRING, -ONT., FRIDAY, MAR. 30, .194 . ' No. 33 "
- ick sin Branch -:Red .Cross -.O�rermsa iPe beer b
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.a 8Margint
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F Campaign Chairanan C. E. -Morley Card of Thanks _
advised the News on,Mm"v even- ' Services Hold for- I •
tng t camsi earned out, in, Rotary-
SopEth Pickering had "gone over e _Carl
- - top". Not Not all reports were yet in, Lawson Milne wish to express their . Owing to the non-arrival of the Funeral services were held on Mrs, W. J. Clark and . daughters
dnd these wblea received would stili sincere thanks to the many fiiends speaker for the ,meeting, Tuesday Nora, havie returned from Lakefield,
$sretease the givings. 'and neighbors, who have been so evening was devoted tp business . Tuesday from the McEachnie Fun=
Treasurer' ed kind and thoughtful- at the thine of Soiree' re rts were heard, and dis- eral Parlours-for-the l0-month- after spending
$. 3hortreed stated that hie believe¢: g p° and Mrs. Allan Clark.
he. repeat death of their dear' cussions carried out. The first of 'the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allam
the total collections would amount Ceiebratmon were made, with some Their little luxe htnr, -Lynn Pa All places of business here closest
to something around. wool a figure -.sister. preparations for the First of. July - Bath, of Willow Ave., Toronto.
considerably- greater than thM of any Grass Fires Again Numerous - - - Wilfred Monne .Cam B
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committees appointed. ricia was • severely -burned three —t • e .
pseyiotis Red Cross canvass. Rotarian Jack Boyes, just, Noelle weeks ago, when fine of an unknown spent the wieek end at his ho�ua ;
95X1. here. _ _ -
Grass fires at this time of the from ovtrseas was welcomed back origin burned •the child in it's crib. I
The above truck marker was pick- year are somewhat of a "hieadache" to the club. She was taken to the Sick Children's Dont forget the Library Tag Dajg
ed up a few days ago. Phone the to the local fire company. Grass, if Nominativms , for the seven dir- Hospital, but passed away on Sunday here on Saturday, April 7. , The Uri
News Office or Fred Cassie. not watched carefully is soon out of ectors for 1945-48- will be received last: Mr. and Mrs. Bath have three red' .needs your supp°rt-give an
iY People's Unit Pickering cvatrol, causing damage and panic. at next week's ¢meeting in readiness children surviving. yoPt�ook I
�°* n' 'The local company have had many for the Annual Meeting and Election Rev. M. R. Jenkinson had charge Gordonn of 'the Army,
United Oansch calls recenatly,. and on Monday after- of Officers on May 1. of the service, with inkerment in called on Pickering friends on Moa- .
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By Jim White . � � day last. ,
noon received a .call to the lot at -Art Mitchell -has charge of 'next Erskine Cemetery.' l
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..On Thursday, March 22, the Y. " the rear and north of Ross Bui as' week'a ineeting. H°ward Bath is spending a
F. U. 9f Pickering United Church' residence. This fire was just about few days with his parents here, Mr;
held their -aftl iy meeting in the beyond control, but with the Lse of Pickering Women's Institute Local Lady Escapes Serious Injury and'Mrs. Edgar Bath.
basement ilk the church, with Cit- brooms, wet bags, and "neighbors", ..-- -_ liar.,, and Mis. Herb White, ChUrChi
9seaship Conveners Neil Murkar and the blaze 'was soon extinguished. : On the 23rd of 'March the Woum- Mrs, N. Bie escaped more serious 3t. have _received further advice on
•Rev. Jenkinson in charge. Neil led A strange thing about some of the en's Institute met in, the Red Cross injuries one day recently, whoa she the reported wounding of their aper
in the Worship Period and Mr. Jenk- fires is that "no one, seems to know rooms when a short sweeting 'was stepped from the curb behind a car Fred, overseas, Shell fragments
inson gave an address 'on "Choices". how it started", ,although in sever..gu caused fVesh wounds only, and hopes -
held disposing of the regular busin- that was backing, but which she
After this period a lively time was eases, a young local lad is reported i ess-, after, which preparations were thought was to goahead. She was am held that his,wounds are not
,.spent in playing games- to have been thoroughly enjoying made for the ties and sale of work struck by the car and thrown to the of a major charactr-
himself starting grass firea. This the following day. The Institute ground, receiving painful bruises. Boyd lock _ up your bicycle at
Ontario--Durham, jesseys "cause" has however always been ! wim%es to express' appreciation for night, Bicycle thefts are reported in
with us.:. •anoat .yopngsters want to the predence of those who. helped the village. l _ LL
The annual meeting of the 03*- play with match,es....it's up to the to make it a success Boys and Girls • Club Work To be• ,11Mr. and Mrs. A. a Baldwin have'
$Ao-Durham Jersey Breeders was The proceeds will' prove useful in Organizgd in Ontario County moved back from the City
parents to dee 4 if they can) that the > y to thele
bend at Brooklin on Thursday last:. Ohild does not find the matches. the promotion of oommunity welfare country home for the summer . I
The chief item of business besides and war.: relief. There has been an increasing ink- The warmestMarch on record;'
the election .of officers.-was the pre- Village of Brougham To Have erest in Boys and Girls work in• Lawns 9"wing g and some" at •
¢ration for the Parish Show, at - Waterworks 3 Rotary Club Entertafts" Boys' this county during the past two or their gardens--WatcE Outvv
e don It
Brooldin, on the 24th of May, and ` � Knew storm fore' smraer
...the assistance to boys in the Calf Thie village of Brougham will have '�"" clubs are being organized: Beef yet.
'Playing the Game is More hmport- Calf, Dai Calf, Oshawa Swine;'
Clubs at the Oshawa Fair. Several "waterworks" in the very ri�ar fut- Dairy Miss Margaret Po�+a, Toronto
air: than Winning the Gam!" Port Perry Swine, Scott Grain said ® h e .:
breeders report animals to be listed urs, if enough homes endorse the Pent the xp�,k end with fri.�n�� ' �r
to the Provincial Sale at Richmond petition that willbe prey w.ed to Throughout the past winter,-tile Beaverton Baby Beef Club.
.Hill on May 28th. Herd classifica- then,, Rotary Club _ sponsosied the boys' Some organization meetings may _ : Card of "•' --
Van was urged. The Pickering Jersey A Committee comprising Messrs hockey team, comprised of boy of be held during Easter, week when
our Cvitinuation School. Considering the boys and girls are home frons We w4"d lake. to cone our
at Graml!re will be classified on D. Mairs,_Don Beer, Morley Harlock y
June 4th, by -Prof. Raithley. when .and Wen. h1nox have investigated the the fact they had had no previous school, and it is hoped that thos`' thar.'!.s o 'the Pickering Firemair .
a JerseyField Da will be held experience, entering the game only. between the ages of 12 and 21, wish- A"d. those who :aeaisted them in so
y possibilities in Brougham, aryl have when the rink was opened, they es,- . ing to take rt to in tourh 'wi,h Prom tl answering , '
A box social followed when the an estimated cost o! something over _ part 8'� • , . p 3s g the es.l. Many
boxes were--offered b Secretary- tered in the Midget' group of-the 0.- - icultural Office; l abridge as hands Soon-had-the fire under caom�
y tary - $5000which would cost the house- playing s0000n as possible. Pblicives in ,regard
James Bremner, and Fred Campbell, holders about $9.00 a year for 20 H. A. la ing moat of their games trol. Also to Mr. Lockwood, mwho
Distrito Representative. Many fine years, on the Whitby ice. During. the sea- to the various Clubs will be forward- Put in the call, 4
boxes were prepared by the ladies. The water would be• pipied from son- they -never got very far a�vaj those interested, --Mr, and '.firs. R. Burns, Picketing
The President of the Ontario County springs on the land of L. T. John- from the bottom of the list, but
Holstein Club was present. The el- ston, vae-half mile east of Brou- every game played showed a vast :.Card of Thanks 1
sellar of officers conducted b Mr. improvement and by the-end of the Engagements
y gham through two-inch pipe, a dis-
CampbeIl resulted as follows. Hon. I tante of one and miles. A .3-horse season they .v�ere vo 'little worry" ,Mr and Mrs. Devil Warren wish l wish to express to my Many
Pres., F. M. Chapman, President, motor would pump the'.water and to competing teams, and, they played gagement n their neighbors, friends and relatives. my,
John Batty, Brooklin, Vice -Pres., give about 75 pounds pressure at ir. the finals, but lost. Nevertheless to announce the ei deepest thanks and a '
F. V. VonPilis, Whitby, Secretary- the tap. we were proud of them, and Rota daugh'i?r Grace Rosetta Waren, to appreciation for
Treasurer, J. Leonard McQuay, of Brougham residents will indeed be wanted to show it`by dining thein Flt. Lieut. John Hunter Keane, D, coni expressions O?_.sympathy and
condolence, and their_ assistance in
F. C. ,son, of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
' Whitby, Directors:' Messrs George fortunate. if such a move can be at the Gordo+ Hoose to a fowl din- ani recent sad b�!rpaveanemt: also for.' -
Todd, Neil Batty and Robert Bali made. The approximate fifty -homes ver on Monday evening. Singing, Keane, Orono, Omits The wedding to the manv .beautiful floral tributes.
don, of Pickering.; W: D. Thomsan, would pay $7.00 a short speeches' and an a take lace on April 20, 1945• • -
Brooklin and Messrs Henry and enture and $2.00 operational coos Rev, I . E. Kennedy, of Claremont . . . , -fit•
-—J'areons, of Bowmanville. l- 00_per_ ,__ evade u the program. Mr. Kennedy - . <PiekerErig Red Cross
, gave-ys a splendid address.
As ere erred --o the "3 stars" oC I he e
hockeN realer, we quote stars from' Meeting will be' held on Monday
= his address—Clean, wholesome liv- afternoon; April 2, at 2.30 p. m. in
mg - gentlemanly, fair, sportsman- the Red Cross rooms. rgesPr k g
c erin
Church- God 'Friday:,
ship and - "playing the game is March 0.' Servide at 8.1$ at which
more important than ginning • the ,North Pickering Red. Cross the choir of Ajax Chu
rch will lead
4 ... e" ---.-- the musical portion, of the keiroice.
Dr. Fallaise, chairman of that p' splendid Iiet. of .arGdes were including the Story. of the Cross!$,.
Committee -presided and presented sent to headcli arters last week from There will also be a short address on w
' f • t spec the entire h: 36 girls'.cacnbin the meaning of the Cross. fin Easter
the kers. s
Christi Lawson Milne ti boys' undervests, 10 wash- Day, there will be. s celebration. ' oC '
• a ons
- ria. cloths, 24-quilts, 30 crib covers, 153- 'the Holy -Communion at 11,00 a.
` Is' bloomers; 10 wosrnen's d
There passed away after a short • rem, m•, with Sunday School as usual at
%V There
OF illness at the home of her brother, 12 boys suits, 12. sweaters, 14 pair 10.00 a• m, Preacher at both ser.
8� Robert Milne, on Mtndtay, Marsch gloves, 30 pair" socks; 2, helssieta;' Y vices, Rev. E: G, Robinson ;
945, Christina Lawson .Milne. pullover, 4 pair mitts and 2 boxes . • . s
1 of articles _
She- waa born on the 6th concess- es toz c°a�ort bags, valued The Easter -Than}
son of Pickering — . - -—W -
ofi'e�i�mg meets
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67 years ago,, She at $r,,0: of e M S. of the Presbyterian
` a, was ars active member of the Mark- The last item belongs to the Church will be held at the home of
ham Presbyterian 9hurch. Pleasant Surprise Departlmenk. ' IL Mrs. Jaanes Palmer on •Thur9day.
- Deceased is survived 'by her' four 'is just another -example of the gen- A13ril 5'.
st 3 P. m. The
All Unemployment Insurance•Books for the year brothers: Walter; Robert; Arthur eaosity of people when told of a will beMrs• guest speaker
1, C.. McLenatan, Oshawa. y
endisig ]lurch. 31st, 1945, .nest lse exchanged for and William. . Birkett and ars. Pugh All the ladies of the congregations .:
new books. :- ' The fusuarl conducted nductied from had a tea one afternoon -an a euchre are cordially invite to., attend, '
the home of herbrother, on Wednes- as nSght, and received 125 articles. • • K.„
day, March 14, by Rev. T. DeCours as gifts, and mons reaching the r
y ) Y S The regular atpeetinq of . the W.
New Insurance Books for the fiscal year 1945-46 Raymer, with interment ,.at Erskine above astonishing total, M. S, of the United 'Church will be
will be exchanged by the Local Employment and Cemetery. Have you given'your donation to held 'at the home of Mrs. W, C.
- the Red Cross yet • whether or not, Murkar, ' o Z :Thursday afternoon
Selective Service Office -in your area for expired P;Ikey=Wright
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i • you may still be wondering where pr= o, at o'clock. The aster.,
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Insurance Books 'upon completion of the second _ the money' goes:-In. the budget, pub Program w11 he igresen�ed
_ e ,- i e F. Baker. All •ladies are cordialLy
Saturday, March 2l; 115, at lO.Ob item: Peacetime requirements, Red i invited to attend:"
r a. m, at Pickering t nited Church Cross Lodges ,at military hospitals . . ,
F" 'Protetrt the benefit rights of your esnployeee manse, by Rev. bI. R. Jenklnsnn,. of 'rn .Canada; $1,750,000: This is one of The months
i •by sending in their expired books properly cflm Eva E. Pilkey, -daughter of the ?ate the biggest projects 19 be under- Geor e's,.: y meeting of Sty
F pistol on March- i l st
Mr. and Dlrs. C. H, l5ilk::y„ and taken b� Canadian Red Cross g Guild Bili _b4 held at the'
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- _ Rgrn_ h o-fron .- Lodges zvil, be,._ built 8ecttnes g n April 5 Hostesses: Mes-
and the We Georg, V� ght, of Doti; adjoining tmiiitaror
y hvspifals Where # o�'ff - : r
_ .. _ _ u _ provide.,a con- Easter Se ices
"- .,c r,' Yorkshire, Jsngla:zd: f►ecessary, and will in the United
' sate
t - There are severe penalties for fa:ling to Tlie bride wore a t?res; of pow;d: r enial -nit: i place between at- • • yyyy
r g g p Church Sund"av next at 11.Q
make Unem , merit •Insurance con ri- blue crepe and matrch;ng list, «i_h ien-s and relative's awn from the 0 a, ni;
par. c Y and' 7 p. an. Sacrainerit' of the Lord's
butions for your insured employees and contrasting access )riPs and carried iai ,t3:ution. Supper at the morning service. Rev
a bouquet of _ bett +r •,Um6 rost and We wonder how many of our read- ..11f
r, fo`r faiture to renew ihe'lnssirance-Hooses- `` "- -white carnations. ers have ever visited Christio St, enkins° will be in charger
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Mrs. Percy :Veale, was her Tis'.er•b _Red Cross Lodge in Toronto? Those at both service.
as reysired. Good Friday Seip-ice will be held
matron of honor, wearing sca foam who have will agree that it has all in the church
11,00 a, tri,
1 - crepe dress and hat with'contrasti;mg the atmosphere and comfort of a , • Or
E VNZKFL0TN3MRT >t!f&VIL4XCE CO>N MNSION accessories, and wepring a coraage country club. Situated in a ' looality Danbarto4l y 1
i of Joanna Hill roses. where refreAKments are obtain- 1 a:
St, Paul's, Dirnbarton, on
- Mr. Percy Neale was groomsman. ' able the Lodge canteen providds a y. March 29, D'tu11'
A HUMPHIiEY MITCi3LLL, LOUIS J. TROTTIER After a dainty wedding dinner at substantial lunch for visitors who da 'Divine Service will.
k� Xbiister of Lobo+Q R. J. TALLON the Genasha Hotel, Oshawa, the sag have
be held In 3t.Pa '
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jWITI'Y DITTY CROSSTOWN : By Roland Cue LIFE'S LIKE THAT ;$y •Fred' Neher '
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la�fuaa� h 7!a a.0 sr.ekw. laa.l � - ••., � - .
-It seems that some girls just
make '
money hand over fist. F' •
�. "When care they gonna start rationing some of the stuff I ` •,a ! I„
don't Me?" I, ve got it made out .. bow am I gonna pay. it?..
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Ootd-digging Gertie coon that what �
yon drink doesn't matter -'if you _
16ave a millionaire for, a chaser.
Family Allowances will be paid) every mons re
month for family. Fillin your form as soon aceived. It is -
\every eUgible child under !6 years of , RK31 y seven uesto . n.
Icbegnes will be mailed iaJuly, 1945. Family Allow- anon is given below to helpyou complete the form
antes are being paid to help parents in the care of ' " accurately. Do it right away in the interests of your'.
uheir children, to help pay for medical,- dental and.' ' children,• as cheques can only be mailed to those
,nursing services—for - better food, clothing and eligible families which have completed and re- _
sheltei, and to assist in equalizing opportunities turned the Registration Form:
for children. m
_ If you not ret a form through the
.. y do cave gh ai -. .
_ egistration forms have been mailed to every please ask for one at the nearest Post Office.
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QUESTION L .. PRINT I N .."'�'.`��"` "..►+n„A`WANC
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BLOCK LET(LIKE THIS) �w 'rrrre.%a,.,,�
attlra,.a,y�yyr�� r.•.a.",�•,�--
} - LETTERS (LIKE
names of your children under """�d•...,.,;`w '•+••.r...,
16. Write out the month of birth, L- ft.=4I•.,a„.,, .w"'4”" r..::.•
then give day and year. Write
- +•+• "* name of place where each child -
:.`"Oh, Jimmy --come up and see 'R'as born. Complete each line by . .
the pre-flight cadets!" ittatin�yourreladoaship to child
and if fathee and mother are
lying,
fill-in both "relation-
columns.
relation columns. ,• ---. __
:QUESTION
mother must both sign if both are _
at home. Then.give the address to ".. 1 "`"�r•...r.,;,,,� _
which cheques should be mailed
p. PRINT THIS IN BLOCK - _,,,.--:—,--..__`"'�°'..,;•,..�,,,,,� _. _
TYPE (LIKE THIS) under•both-
_. ! _ signatures. The mother should. - ...� �•
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aot sign her fiusbaad's first name. a.a�..;, ; ..:- ' --:.``
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She should sin her own first
„ : • .. »same, such as [s. Ali, 1Kary, - +rit+?,.;� •+ ice w'p�►„� •e,)r•.roa�,� _
Joan, etc... M{re�"`a""'^Iwc:6, ,W.,:.r.K.,,y,•��
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' •Tailor shop? I'ta sending my suit -
. down to be .pressed h, QUESTION 3.
If only. one ,person has signed under question 2, state t6t reason why the
other signature cannot be 'ven: Give-details—don't say Father or Mother
Ily -1 alow. 10118.
I.� li ��,..�.....- w ."•�• - UESTIONS 4; 5, b and 7
o, the other side of the focm must also be answered either "Yes" or "No"
1 r' i' _-- �— if she answer is "No" to questions 4, 5 or 6, state details giving name of -
' �► (► V „ _- _ child, or children concerned. In.the case of No.5, if you have any children -
under 16 not living with you, list their naniI give the reason and the
`�•• • c, •4 "' complete address as to where they can be visited. If the answer to No, 7 ti
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6 �z ; .�., . «...•.�^•"tl•""""'"a _Q 19 "YeS", give the'details.require _
.INCOME TAIL: So that nobody will benefit from both Family Allowances_
and a full income fax deduction for their children, the income tax deduc.
tions for children will be reduced by the amount received from Family
— --- t,llowances. Parents, therefore, have the choice of claiming r not -
claiming—Family Allowances. Those uncertain as to whether of not they
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_ will benefit are advised to apply for the Family'r►Ilowaace. fl_•
here s 'the one you said had a - _ •��• _ _ - _ ,
neck like a swan?" r g
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Ptrhlisked under the authorit} of the NON. BROOKE CLAXTON. Minswo►
-The bccs likes to know what's DEPARTMENT Of NATIONAL HEALTH AND WIIFARL OTTAWA
goin' on out in the plant l"
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MANILA, AS JAPS RETREAT
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_ ley STANLEY JACKSON
-Little Mr. Fothergill was itar� ` `And I cannot help seeing their,
Ing at the. telephone mouthpipec:- , _ point of view." `
ith a most peculiar expression...
"Are you sure? Are ycu really "l 1
=. Well, you're a father, Mr. Ogi1-
sure?" he kept on mumbling until vie—" began Fothergill. His stiff
—the; crackling ' In - his ear stopped white collar kept rubbing his skin,R d1 '
and the receiver went dead. But and a red mark was showing. ' x '
he continued to hold it in his thin "That's just the point, Fother-
hand. Altogether; he looked rath- gill," interrupted Ogilvie. He got `' ''.
er like a man stricken by a sudden up and stretched his burly frame. >' d
strcke. Not even Mr. Ogilvie's fa-' What a little `runt, he thought.
malar tread served to bring him "When my son was born I sent! HSV
ground., I I ..my'wife some flowers and had a x''
drink oi• two with m
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• - "Fothergill," snapped Mr.. Ogil- y fellow-
vie, shiftfing his mouth e14FIES. No Moping abedo the ef -w
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ceiver slowly, and the dazed look the ledger."
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had-- not left' his weak -blue eyes: Little Fothergill blushed again.
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"I'm sorry, sir,' he said again. #' �
Yost str2 he.--murmured . po - �� - �
'litely. Do you know when you walked
in lust now they 'had lust phoned
,'Come into my office. I've got _ from the house—it was. my wife's •� ., k� 'k ° ,
_.mom tng o say o you. mother on the phone. Well, I <''44
Ogilvie sent a' sidelong look couldn't believe it at first, bin.
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across at two typists who instant- Ogilvie, but —"
- ly stoppedi lintapped
g gg g and Two angry red spots appeared
their keys in a frenzy. They ,fo} on -Ogilvie's clean-shaven -cheeks.
lowed the couple with their eyes "Do stop clucking like an old
• Mr. Ogilvie stalking ahead with hen, 'Fothergill," he said irritably. , ;x�r ; )•r .,Y R s•�
dignity and little Fothergill -fol- "I was thinking of giving you one
lowing at a nervously discreet dis- last chance of pulling yourself to- After Japanese arson squads had completed work, this residential section of Philippine capital is com-
tance with his too-short,Ptoo-nar- gether, but 1 now realize that you pletely destroyed. Rising from rubble at lower right is gutter framwork of the Women's Univer- - -
raw trousers -exposing very, thin are really unsuitable for incur- sity of the Philippines. -Above it, to the left, is ruined Masonic Scottish Rite Temple. Wide street
_ iankles, ance work. I propose giving yo*Eros top to bottom of 'Tact Avenue.
- a month's salary in lieu of notice," _
I wonder if tee will get the - -
cane?" tittered one of tht girls; he said solemnly. "No doubt by Ogilvie caught the - irony ' is "That's what I think of your Ogilvie swallowed hard. "You mai
and Mr. Ogilvie certainly looked then Mrs. Fothergill will have be- Fothergill's voice:. His .face hard-, jobl" . he shouted. "For' the last ' put my salary for this week in tim
come a mother and you will be _ Red ,Cross box, Ogilvie."
'like a severe headmaster as he sat eaed. .. half_ hour I've been• trying, to tell .
able to--apply yourself -to your Don't bkame our wife for
4back in his swivel chair and sur.-. work once aloes." „ )' your. you that my wife's had quints. AnaB with a maddeningly ,anger
for smile on his face little Mt
veyed Fothergill with distaste. h Fother ill's shirr was now at a own inefficiencysdan and tncompe- y y Fgthergill strode out ot: lbs off
g-Quiets do , you hear? M mother— 6efare him a little man with tense, he said angrily. .
watery blue eyes, narrow should distinct tilt, and be looked sharply in-law just-told me on-the phone." —Ane. offk
ors and a clerical stoop. The timid, at `die gold pencil 'that was still The last word 'seemed to have,. The blood was pumping into his
dumb. took seemed to pointing at him. stung Mr. Fothergill. Suddenly he thin white cheeks. "And I'll have geajaaiin Franklin di
go perfect- . "I've been trying to tell you stepped forward -to the desk and offers. from film companies and srpverei
0y with Fothergill's sandy; reseed- about, Mrs.- Fothergill, butyouu are snappe4, his fingers under Jnr. cereal manufacturers and dozens the existence of . positive so
ing hair. _
* �' too busy to listen;' he Said. -- Ogilvie's fleshy nose.' " He He paused for breath while negative electricity..
,Ogilvie was in no hurry -to be. -
sin the dressing-down: He li:ked11' H' E C A N A D I A IN W A Y Q F t I P E
study his victim until he squirm- ,
ed and started' to mak xc --R
y Then Mr. Ogilvie would start to
- apply the rough edge of his sar-�Y'
•casm. Today, Fothergill was run- ,N x
'Hing true ,to form.
I'm very sorry, Mr. Ogilvie,"
he mumbled, "but it's my wife:
Yoit see, I've just heard on the $; h -
phone —
"No doubt you ima ire yourn
fG
the" only man whose wife is hao- �
g a baby," cut in Nrr. Ogilirie..-
"Perhaps you ' would like the 166tn-
-- Pany to-lam: us ell a ..dray's
day until it's over
Fothergill colored.
: "I've just heard, Sir he
a�.
etammerid, "I've just -been told
They rang me from the house--
Ogilvie
ouse—Ogilvie .pressed Iris fingertips`' ,
_ •together, •.and his smile war ver- _
omously gentle.
"You have been With -us 'ten •' C,
years, Fothergill," he said smooth-..r "* _
I thought you were- aware '� �` . -' `, " �., . '• ,'a
of our rule that noy:
grunts calls
were permitted in office hours." _ . .............
"But, sir, this 'call was dif€ee- - yr
ent,' ' burst out the victim. "You
.. .have no idea—"
Ogilvie regarded him with a
a
.bok of bored disinterest.
.`i
,..,look
: "I'm rather sorry for you, Foth-
ergill,". he said, but with no pity in
face. "If you hadn't been so
weedy -no doubt you'd have been in
r
,.the Army. Would have done, the >• � � �
-:world of good.!' Ogilvie often talk-
ed shout "the last war," of ' which
;his experience was limited to two
aanths on Salisbury 'Plain
just
i
before the Armistice. "Let sue see,"'- • - - - -
� u
;•he ,went. on. "You were, `Grade
Four, weren' ��' tn —
"It's my chest, Sir," said Foth-
"Yes, yes," Oglivie picked up _GARDENING for the fun"of it -wage-earner, pensioner, small-busi• - ...his gold pencil and, pointed it at week-end trips in the old family :Hess owner, returned soldier. That's
the unhappy little man as if he jalopy—lazy days fishing by the river 'why it's important .,to take a stand' . Ma1ce this Pledge-Todayl
were a. K.C. cross-examining a - ---these things still stand for a pleas- against it now. If inflation starts in j
!•' crimniah ` "You... stayed in Civvy. ant way of life—a way of life our men this country, this is what will happen. 4
Street while our other employees I pledge mysei} to do my part
went-into the Forces." overseas are fighting for today! Prices will rise. Wages will try -to-
"But, sir—" `They won't be able to come back to follow along--and :In fighting inflation:
will never quite
"instead of 'showing yoar grata these simple things, unle's-§ we -get- catch up! Soon your dollar—your °
Y !y observing rationing and avoiding
tude to the company," went on the. _- ."down to earth" in our thinking, and soldier's dollar may buy only 25% black markets in any shape or _13
xasping voice, "you have made one Make sure when they do come back, of the things it used to! T That is what form.
stupid blunder after snot er.. a appene 1n many'. o the
held up 'a. podgy white hand as - iy respecting prieo'eontnals and other
Fothergill opened his mouth. "No, To. protect that dollar, we must countries of the .world today, and anti-inflation measures, and re-.
`
-I haven't finished yet. "A . fort- realize now, the dangers- of careless, that is why normal living for anyone - frainingfromcareless and unneees- '
Night ago you made a mistake .in - unnecessary buying! We must buy ,1S impossible in those countries!' easy buying. I wilt not buy two
svhere'one will do, nor will I bu
your ,ledger accounts that no- office ,only- what we need—never buy two ' ', a "new" where an "old" will'do.
.'boy would have tUade. But for my where -one will dot We must' not let's m e urs our' soldiers
So e s ak 's o r
check' the_.cortpanY_wocrld __have g price wolrth� full dollar. Wets aca'nnotll give -
lost £256 17s 9d." wh
evade rationin or ace control, oren he -r �rh+a M�ery Bends_ and war
"I was worried about the :wife, deal in black markets. If eve breat g • "ngs stamps, oupponing tax-
the riles our county back�to him his lost .years or. lost aeon, sad stridin -
_ .::•. sir, but now I've. had a- message ,` country—the country - �
on the telephone—" our- soldiers are fighting for—will youth. But if we keep up the fight by all syez y a
•� - against inflation, the . mini who,1' which will loweY`tbe
Of course, I appreciate your start, on that spiral of rices known g
p• p cost of living and
desist to have- hourly bulletins,". its inflation, overseas' can look forward ,to To
- leasan-satisf in living .:. help keep pensee at a
said Mr. Ogilvie with an acid p tr y g g to the normal level.
smile, "but somehow .h don't think" And inflation affects everyone Canadian way of life! ® sullen --s
-
our directors would care to see
this office -converted into a- sana - p+rbl sbed by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to reveal the dangers of inflation. �NT�R10
torium fc, prospective fathers."
His eyes- were a cold slate-grey, si
,l
Classified. Advt's
NorMh Pick. Red Cram - con'Id
is unbelievea'bly small, but the *
Fund, and that is how it grows.
-WANTED
-DA
NCE
'Priv
ileges are only available to patients
..Mrs.'E. Annis, canvassing for the
Campaign in Brougham, w as wear-
DEAD HORSES 7.kND CIAT-1116
'Wanted -Singer Drop Head Sewing
Machines. We cash. Call or
and their friends.
Renovations are just completed at
ing her Silver Blood Donor's Button
For tree pfcV, up phone
pay
,write. Sir;,ger Sewing Machine, 16
At Claremont
1hri - Lodge, with
stie St. Red Cross
aVArded for six donations.
It won't hurt you to give, it
BROOKLIN
Ontario Str. Oshawa, phone 696
many additional camforts: but this
writer remembers with gratitud6 the
4ght hurt if you didn't
might
PICKERING 5W
30 if
21.
Hatchery
SAT MARCH 3.1
cosy log fire in winter and the -spat-
PICKERING
AGINCOURT ....... ..'..zone 21"
Leghorns and Barred Rock chicks.
Z
-Batch off every Wednesday.
1 .1
Community Hall
sous ,screezied verandah in summer.
nbeLe re is a nursery where babies (may
'for
e 7 r--
Ot'C -
We pay the phone chargee
Slattery's Poultry Far=
-cared for, with cots a rep.
It has been found that these free
UnnDt"'tion Storm Doors a'"
GORDON YOUNG LTD
Phone 1 R V. Alton Rd. R. R. 2,
Admission 35c
uent happy visits with their I*ed
Storm gash - Made to Order
Asubalt Shingles
Toronto Phone Ad. 11W
Pickering
May 1. 45
ones in an atmosphere of cheery,
� 6o
home -like comfortbriside-rably aid
.200 Roofings
2
Wan tM to 4 pianos, radios,
PUY
SALE
the recovery and rehabilitation of
ASPDalt b1tiffige
Wall Boards 014.
washing aria. hires, violins, sewing
mach:ues, bicycles, tricycles. Have
DAIRY CATTLE, IMPLEBEENTS
ourservce-spem
On a well-known radio prograxh on
'M.
sTt�NLEY
ou any of the above items that
GRAIN, ETIb.
Monday night, 4 recent prisoner of
wax was interviewed, and he said
Goidon
you are not using and wish to sell?
Please describe fully. , Write Box
the property of
that if the peoplq who contributed
-W.
News Office. Jun 30
to P. O. parcels could see the
SALE REGISTER
Theatre
.505
7 -Roomed frame house, partly fern-
B W.LOTTON
they would
right out them, go
'nen receive give a,thousand doll
Monday, April'2-4arm implements,
house, •newly de6rked `downstairs,
Lot � 33, Con. ' 1i Pickering Township
'of
9-vUl- witare ra-ddmW men...
refused the customary gifts of
nay, NI -All% ZIV 0
I td rurru-
I be sold bk auction at Lot
Stouffviffe
$1800. No "nee. $800 down. Near
store and school. Mrs. Bartle*,
(1 mile north No. 2, Altona. Rd.}
program, asking that the money be
I Con 6, Pickering, at Kinsale, the
Whitevals, Ontario
turned into food parcels. The M. C.
property of Morley Sleeman. See
Phone Stouffville 349
Salet.-a %quantity of - Timothy
sclay, Apr. ard.
$k00 for the
knini&wry Proffe
large bills for listings. Terms cash.
yrs
s 'Oben - Each Night Ai! 6.$A O
,.Igor
seed, Alfred Ka es, Lot 24, can. 4,
at one. A. S. Farmer, Gonrile),
.
Pickering.
For Sale C. C. M. boy's anediumediumIteg.
Holstein cow. due Apr. 22
Reg. Holstein heifer, calf by side
Phone M1•
Toronto -
eer.
W;: nesday, April 4 -nuc tion sale
FRID Y - SATURDAY. I
MARCH 30 and 31
ood condition, good
size tricycle, g•
`tires. Phone -Pick. 36 'R 21
Reg. Holstein heifer
'old
AGlacourt 86
of 50 head, of registered and grade
Guernsey cattle, John Deere Tractor
Doughboys In
Brown goose. E. Cornett. Z LOST
Reg Holstein bull, 3 yrs.
Reg. bull calf, 3 mos. old
.ROIL GIBSON
on rubber, IModel AR, Goodison
4th cQncessiozk West of Brock Rd
Holstein cow, full flow
threshing machine, - 6 -foot one way -
Irela6d
For We — White Pekin Drakes. E.
Holstein d1ilking.
•'cow, -disc, 3 -furrow tractor plow new, Int-
Cornutt� 4th cpn. Wiest of Brock Rd.
_.ATaska:_
Holstein cow, due Sept. 23
-TRANSPORT a
ernational, New 7 -foot Massey -Har.
starring Kenny Baker
For - Oats: Fred
or
Puclain, phone Pick 23 R 3.
2 Holstein cows, not bred
Holstein cow, due time of sale
TRANSPORT
rim binder, New M -H. manure spread-
er, Surge milking cnachtQe, near
Sons of Pioneers
1FsZ= for Rent - For rent or sale
Holstein heifer, due Apr. 13
'Holstein heifer; due April 17
CARTAGE
raw, New. Wood's milli cooler. AM
a full line of other farm macWm'ery.
60 acres best clay loaW, all cultivat-
ed. Highly productive, soi)-fall plow-
Jersey tow, fresh two weeks
MovilJG
The property of Joseph Farr, Clare-
NEWS REEL
ed, good buildings," hydro, spring
Jersey cow, fresh, calf by side
moat. Lunch. Sale at 1044 -mark
creek, close to No .7 Highway, one
2 Yorkshire sows, both due au sale
SAND GRAVEL STONE
the date - April 4, e6 10.30.
'.-MONDAY - TUESDAY
MU3 from store and school. Thomas
D. Luke, Brookl"i, R. R. 1.
1wPle"an"
Me. -Deering hay rake. Set of wag -
Claremont, Meat
APRIL 2 and 3
C K IM STORAGE
on springs. Set of steel wagon wheels
Set team harn-
RADIO SERVICE
M Me In St. Louis
In accordance with the regulations
mie Prices and Trade
of the Wart:
Two rotary pxunps. of
ess. Number horse collars. Set of
4
Board, 60 percent of our lockers are
Odd harness. Melotte cream aspera -Market
'k-
Short SubJecta i
to be rented to farmers. Any far-
wanting lockers, please get in
walk-
for , . Oliver riding plow. M -H k
ing plow (near new). Set dint. plims
V..,
4
our Matto - Satisfaction or'luoney
Refunded
mom
Taylor and Lpysit, Clare-
touch with Ta�r
for silo filling.. Wheelbarrow. M -H.
_.WE1)NZSDA.Y TBURSDAS.
On phone 2304
H
binder 7 foot. 2 lee saws. P. H.-
9-H.
Uffan ft4
Choice Baby Beefs from Ov"rio's
APRIL 4 and 5
-For Sale - Registered No. I Nobarb
bush Crown
cutting box and pipea. to
binder. F. and W. tractor Cultivator.
-i -LM
A PWWW
Fined ll�srmo
Buffalo
2 Barley $1.75 per el.
Flea" turnip drill. Me -Deering 11-'
Guaranteed Repair Service
-Dressed Poultry Bought
'Bill
Millet 5 cents per vo=4 TIM othy
hn1di drill- Set of weigh scalec V
Any MAU or NO"
.50 P"
Tia*,ring. Phone 99 R 13. 33
walking plow. Fleury abopper, 10 In.
Quantity map iron.
ARTHUR IFIELD
Choice Fresh and Cooked K=is 1
Slopoe-made Sausage A Speciaky
SHOIrr SUBJECTS
For Rent -- 5 -roomed house with
Has -fork
'-'electric range. Garage. Vacres land,
Grain
PHONE 62 R 9
A. L BUTBERLAND
on years lam. E. B*rtrand, Pick-
100 Bush. wheat. quantity of rye.
PICKERING, ONT.
ftose, ISW Clarissa" Ont
quantity of oat chop.
-Seed Potatoes for sale. Warba,
Isiah laws ORA
at sharp
e a
hil
.111
"Eatonis" cream separator. James
=7wid :Ne
U D
I r
U
BER
armlinent Hagxft Pab
WuWoch, R. R. 2, Piclaering an 4th
A N
I So
SELLERS mA ATIUNSON
71e
-c
concession. P, — 33,anctioneer
r
Two registered - Hereford Dulls for
sale_ 9 And 10 months olo. Si;ed
7
ITED
Ifterve& it may be Your Rye&
Razil'Domine 'Stanway 131830
'Aldon Gay Monk 69W 137374 Lloyd
Not��e toYou
PT.
C. H. TUCK 0 D
Pugh, Phone Clare 3 R 13 Clare-
u
Starboro J nction
Block, 0" P. CL
wont.
Seed Barley -' Nobarb ,No. 1, seed.
We do building of all kinds
7.': TELEPHONES Howard 1117, and S4&*oro 336
Reg Nobarb and Reg. Nobarb 2. W:
CARPENTERING
-Phone 11116
Pieberi
Westney-, r4t.
CEMENTING
108H*
For Rent 10 acres of garden land.
PLUMBING
!tough and Dressed Lumber XHIW"k
also pasture of cow and horse, one
-infle *est. of Brougham:House, hen
ROOFING
Brantford Roorag
Fyanies Sash Doors -.Screens
Interior Trkd Mouhlbip
Maple Leaf Fire
.-bouse and other buildings. W. J.
]KcCartney, CUremonk. Phone 3607
We also sell.
Materials, Empire Bathroom
Soft and Ha"twood Floortag,
'Brick
to 1%y - anal] reed organ
Equipment, Duro Water
Insulated Siding C;edsirgrain Shingle Siding
.,,-Insurance Coo
.!Wanted
suitable for EraMbe Church. See J.
833tsms, Beatty Stable
Wallboards, Rock Lath Cedar.Shingles
Asphalt Shingles Roll Roofing
R. Somerville, Secretary, R. R. 2,-
Pickering.
Equipment, and
Building Materials
Masonite ProducU Barclay Tile
Cbeap Rates for Farm and C=fib7
Baby Chicks
.'-2Rpck Wool Insulatiofi W . W Lime
Buildings
Pray -chicks most breeds prompt
Estfinates Free
Weeping Tile' Sewer Pipe
:,-_;-.MARTIN7SENOVR 1100 p. c. PURE PAINT
Windstorm I naurance on BubdlnO
shipment. Cockerels also, heavy
breeds, some started. Amticipate good
Work Guaranteed
Windmills, Silos etc.
roasters. Martet,
prices for roas is aes-
Phone 6502
Automobile Insurance of
for poultry neat at ceiling
Order Agents: Lock:
PH
-OUSEB
'All grades of F..C. Cedar. Shingles
All Kin"
prices. now.
wood Milling- or Howard Shier, R.
.-. Write 'or Phone
Pwfe-ling.
Bowman Rowe
TENDERS WANTED
:Vor the painting of the exterior of
Farr' s. Elevator
.'Erskine Chur coats white
Church. Two
:paint job a- he completed- by. June
"'OYAL
U a IL 0 To
C1
11% ILT
NJ Phmes Gfr_. $101
IP 1945. Low*4t or. any tender not
necessarily accepted.• Address 'all
LUMMIDDIVA
We Solicit Your Attention and
tenders to the Secretary,
J. R. Somerville,
R. Ont.
EDUCATION..,,
Business
Fee&
Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole
Ole Or.
R. �2, Pickering,
.,.�:O.N,
chop Western Cxrain, rarowJng.
M.1ash for chickens, 500 grain
In Memoriam
100 lbs Developing, Coneentrate,
to enquire
which has been appointed into and report
Mollasses Oil CakO� Gluttes,
In loving meynQry of, Annie, C . clia
upon the
system of education in Ontario will hold its
Bran, shorts, Middlings
Wice Fencing, Steel Fence Posts
Baker, who died March 27, 1937,
Safe at Idst wherl-,, no shadows fall,
first sessions in the Senate Chamber of the University
Cement, " Binder Twine, Harijess
a .await
In perfect peace to a it us all
of Toronto at 10 a.m. and at 2 p.m. on April 11, and on
and Farmers' Hardwari
mbered by Mother,
_'Fycir . rem&_
April.;2,-
1945, under. the Chairmmchlp of -the Han- Mr
Surge and WooInstalds'
Oils' Milkers
Fat'her. Sisters and Brotthers
7
justice J. A. Hope.
WOOGST U5O1zTW--
Rooting
FOUND
Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing,
-A white gold wedding ring wa,.!,
7"
�7 Preliminary consideration. will be given to such
Wooden Shingles
picked up on streets this week, bav-
ing been imbedded in,thejce prob
'written -presented on or before'
tten submissions as are
-Clar 3at, to
ably for some time. CW -1 at News
April 10.
Briefs -submitted after that date will be con.'
.,On
Odke.
sidered at
subsequent sessions"of the C6rhmii§i on'-
Spot Cash
All organizations interested in any of the
AFUNZ"L DIREMB
'yoft
telated to
public education are invited to submit briefs to.
Private Ambdance
FOR CAR ANY, MAKE
)Rkme •XarL am of T i
DavidsonCall Jim
F,
malwas an
IL A.L &&don Pickering, Opti.
A W. B. Jaclno", sec"sary,
ROY41 cammissim on uxcatk%
mar"am. onto
Parliament Baildinp, Toremt&
Sad The News To That Bay In no
,l. ,
+�,r. .�,. ,.:.,*• "1�.c'.ti++ur . ... , YYy, rr, ... . .....M 1. d^ !9 `� .�.�.-. ! r* -K.'
'.r- a . 5 ....yes.,-; .tYarn .. .<..: � .. ,_: ..: - :. J., _.. ..,.:�„ ... . _.., -....-...d...._.r�...g..r.'�w. _ - - _ '.,s.,. sem',.: L..
..:. , . -
r
_.. ._ -
i•.
rip r
a.
- - -
.., -' . ..�..,.I
`. '._ „ ,
precistiorn of this evidcmh.e of the j '
• LAR E T the home of the President, during the winter, He coptr
-. a x esteem of the nes bora and friends. Arch. Bell, on Monday ,evening, plimented the Section on the
I.
The evening was spent in gaarnee, April 9. Keep this date.
' dancing and social irntercourse and The sympathy o! file commttni ttiade in the school building
FO, Bill Tomlinson,` RCAF., spent was much enjoyed., John and Jean. is extended to the relatives of 'Mrs, hints that a similar brushing up iq'
• , %he vmek-end with his family here. ' tel Service will be observed b' St, were born, grew up, married and Jewell, Of Battle Creek, Mich., whose new doors swh'chdaawdtngm outwtt�
Mil] is receiving ills discharge from John's congregation. their two 4vwe daughters born here, death was reportied a few days the RCAF after three and sae-half and regret is felt on all, hands that Y ago. ,are being installed.
Deceased was formerly Miss Sadie Some few complaints about t�atay. f'
• _--year's of service. His brother Ted,-----•-=i�a� • _ - � it has been necesaat3r to make a Bray, slat spent her young days in it P
era also is the Air _ Force, and has Mrs, grown, who has been s guest hoarse away from life-long ties, this vicinit and Y quarrels, noise and abuse as+s
r• _ been overseas for wane time. where palients, sisters, brothers, even Y was tie of the being eh ardpniatrT
r of her son sad family, of Toren- " most highly- respected girls in the being heard in parts o! the
Mrs. Conner and her mother spent to, and Of Mr. and Mea. E. Thornton, to old grannies snake their home, diatricit. She was a worker in the It is to be ho
Sunday with Mr. and Mea. lyd , But a new nes hborhood ped that the oEG
1. of R Woodstock, the past two weeks, i f3 PrPsEnLa former Methodist Church. Only three will becom,3 exem la citizens wit]t
. returned home on, Saturda W, J, °i'�"' privileges, where the can be as members of the large Bray family P r'Sr
.. I'te, Bill Hicks of the Army'spEat and, Mrs, Browri, Mre. G.yDrynan active in -social and church life as survive. They lived at one time on o ante$ rat of spring and family ��, l
, the wreck-end 'at his home here. and little daughter, • accompanying they have been here. They carry the Guthrie fartri and lately purchas-
with them the best wishes of their ed from the late Nelson Chapman
Church will hold• their'next medUng Old friends -of the late. William neighbors and friends, the farm now curried b Urban �Dunbarton ` .'
on Monday, April 2, at the hc.ne of Michell, of Whitevale, extend sYm- Another of our young .couples are Blake. y
?Aur, and Mrs. Ed. Lewis. pathy to those bereav=ed-by hip pass- being welcomed' back to Brougham. W, H: and F. • H. Westney and F. r
IThe Forget-Mi_-Not- Club have a= ing. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Plaxtor4 who, M. Cha The 'next sneetin of the Red'Cross
ailr snit "snakes" and gum to the L. .. . • have bought the farm lat ;man showed registered g
sly Occup- grain; at the recent. Seed Fair, Their will be held on Tuesday, April gr
-'•' ftuue, Bill Collinin s Services:
Plant, g Farewell Party for the Knox !iapaily d b8 quarterdmihl�• hof supplies for sale are nearly all ex- at the hoarse of Mrs, JarnBB ��;
, .. A social event of more than usual ham Please come e
Donald and Mrs. I�wson, Wooler,
T.orne Hopkins, Bud Norton and_ the John Knox family, which was Mi.as Gladys Gannon was at home • are movie into the Yeatee house Mrs. F. and Mica Gw Sinapsoa of
Gordonn lagle, T.&bm&M i
Morley, held in the Town Hal] on Frida one day last week. g Toronto, were guests at t1111111i r he howe
Easter Services will be held in the everniri March _ when Eric Denham and family have o! �
• - g, 23, and was attend- .. engaged and . Mrs. E.- Jr-Annie- ovier tits
9111116119219 was I
y mos a entire coamtntrnity: herdsman with Grasmere Faien. , week-end.
There will be Communion Service at Giftil of handsome chair a small L.- � u a •' -" Best wishes of the cotninttni
The-schoo=l ins
fire morning service. Rev. Wenham bl�and_bedA�i o fiat,+ �e,.e ,. inspector recently spent gel
a =tip - - a half day with the local schOOL He to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Balstioat who t
file "-epee r, ¢nora:ng ented to them, John and Mre. Knox , T_he Club _Executivie anet recently reports good progress under the cit- are celebrating their 25th wedditt�
rhe Brook Road, although stili Al"d-tug it hard to rest sir sp- ane decided on 'a real social even,- aumstances of interrupted attend- anniversary on March 31st. .
. cough in w � - - . _
8 a few places, is drying u - __ _.
g P
:; :x.:.
fast, much to the satiataetSom of ` Y
<::
stns Y' �'4 Y ,f ! :' ^'fur �E,f:��:+/,.;..,::• l a
M1r. /.{. ...ft :Fr
1. F✓'larenlOnt War workers. _, r•.,;,; } �Y i YrY • rr
1?r0. Ren. Loyst, RCAF., spent the �.�.;;Y;. ^�!/}F.; '4 ' fI
., �_ 'vreek-end at hilt '' THIS ADVERTISEMENT
>''' ry
ho=me here. He grill f ,,
return overseas shortly, Ren., who . ' • . . ;�
returned home a few months ago,f f
. .hay already completed his required PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST . ' - f� , .
cumber of rational flights. E ,
y f
]lha. J. c mkar and daughter, OF EX-SERVICE PEOPLE - ' y' � .
..Marilyn, called on the f'ormer's ®at• - - y, �ifr 4,�,? '
der, Mea. Thomas Basan on Monday. - - - - ,.y
-1.We understand 'that some of thej. r -
yarersers in this area are already at �I.i,
work on their land - - >, }; y}
Pte. Lawrence MacDowrell of t?ke S
� x 'Artriy, spent the week-end at his' ;here. ass1. i-rWar eta�:
I]datuer Services will be held in the s -
avnited church bout taotz<ing scot '' _ _ a' �, y
w evening on Sunday next in the Un- .. W , . . . . .I .
L.
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_ N t�-,. N:�!'�.�. .
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: lied Church. The Sacmmerrt . o! #&- _ - - '..
-llw�r 'e upper will be observ=ed at , -__ - ! .��y".
the morning service. In the ��� rOtNCtion, without medico' l e=mi- � � lw
eucaine
O$ers p wwiti :4
'tides will be shown Orr the apbject - -
"The crucifixion and �fi", 1.� j.;; enation in most cases, to those discharged. -
. -
_ A grass.fire on .Sunda afternoon entered the Tice" ver. is was rest' t BE PAID? "+{'�cc
' ,d�ttt4 oged about 304 rails of tenure .ad wottiee w!w: into uniform faced tlx poiethrlit! THE INSURANCE. _
o- which may be pall at death Is , .;
on the ranch of Mr. Milton Henac�. ° . - of returning to c;viliao life with their health impaired, or' 'The maximum amount r
disability, lc eras reatized also that, es SI,000, with rhe remainder being pard, ss the o Qi
with some physes she insured, is one a4 the following tlua ways: x ,
][r. Berens= and some area eating meas in health or disability, mono- cent. interest, may as to
uiehed the fire. He. had planned to- � , a result of this impair vaoirld be unable to provide pr (1) The money, pits 3 i per- be _
' ` Dttldtnre tattle on the land this service mm and women the mrmal chaaneb of the beneficiary is equal iiistalpaents over paint of
teaion for their familia through five, ten, fiEuen or twenry years, as selected. If the bene' . f 7:
- +spying, Det the burned grass will; - r _ ..,cO rc;9 life insursna. To mea Aa tihiss nown asThe ;� pymenes are connatted oo his ec het
Jbs a set-back. a Lames, ;t its 1>44stasa� . .
- - ^ ' r tistu poLcxs ti
Pro-Easter ]sere icat;oas may be iaade foe has rove -.:-.I .- �2)_� ev nary !x paid ire egaal �*
;a�lu"estme. Is >
- -:: Setviees .sad appy ae the heel ficiary l;va. for five. tea. '� ',11
Fre-F3aater Services will be held . (3) As is (2), but itstalmeats are -. _ .
in the Baptist and Unified Churches
WHAT ARE THE SPECIAL FEATURES 5lteea or twenty ya►cs, whether the benebciatT lives oe
this Thursday and Friday evenings. OF WAR VETERANS INSURANCE2 : -
' features of War Veteram Insurance b • dim _,„
On Thursday evening a aervree will One o! the principal io his available at kiw .cam•
be held in the United Church, with that, with very few except ts, lavas are WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF . - , r A
nation. No extra p , ,
Rev.. 1. E. KE• nedy -officiating, and -1. - +without avuhene v ran s occupation'is unusually hazard- . ,A WAR DISABILITY PENSION? _ _ � �
on 'b'riday evening, a 'service in the
Bch as. mining. construction, c6mmercial flying, etc. ;B Oo the death of the insured�lel� iary i� et
Baptist' c>iuxch, with Rev. W. b!. remiuma are waived ;a the event of thesate mothy as follows:
�1lfeahaan i>i eh �-aod is addition, p
cods foe chis waiver of _ p1G°uO°
fare rat of it Will.i
arse. 'The time for ., total aisabifi 'There s no extra (1) If the pole � � up, the full amount
d f
` ry• be i to ficiary in the maaaer elected by a x
both services will be 8 o'clock. lxemiums. us the pension. z' -
..
Clareui,ort: to Have Lock WHO MAY APPLY FOR WAR insured, `
(2) If tie policy is not p id-u then the capitalized value
'Eike people of Clserentont will wei- ViTERAAK MSURANCE? - of the ion will be deducted from the fan vdoe of
pans will receive the
.,. - is ell ble. la additsoa, the policy and instead, the ezixss, i , _ '
fosse the opportunity M having ?�1. Aa ex-rirvice moa or woman A the insur- u value of the portion ,Plus_ <
"lockers" of their ow,i, About 150 �. ., wi�ows or w;dowers of veterans may apply , - pmt- p %�
aura _ - On themselves if the veterans were not insured hada tf say, of the facen�iofnt ]f the po ,1 et' been
rE+quired-.ta make application, andMerchanivy personnel inreip< of a war din- espieslized value of the pe is rhe -
permit is issued . by the War- iirsioo from the present war are eLgte a� m fbca at least six months and'the bcneficiarP � '
' afDil;cy Pe wife or husband or children, or both; of the insured, T 3' 1
lime Prices and Trade Board. Mr. . well as
Frank Loyst and hl:. Grant' Taylor _ - at rhe r;emaind►r be
as i the paid-up v
WHAT TYPES Of INSURANCE _ .. � �
'Y 3
are going to construct the loekere, r , i ..ARE AVAILABLE? - WHO MAY BE NAMED AS A BENEFICIARY? '
and narriAs and applications are Loan-
'� t s °The plans of insurance available are 10 Payment l-ffe, 1S t , 3
ing in fast; Construction is expected k Life Paid-up at 65 and
Payment Life,. ZO Payment Life, d for T0, Where the insure•! is married, the beneficiary const be tbe
'to be under, way by June. life paid-up at 95; that is, premiums may, be psi wife or husband, or childrea, or both, If the veteran is single, ,
t r 20 nal a 65 85 r ively. The longs
15 o years or u ge or esl� irk, - the beneficiary tsiut be the future wife or husband, with a y
Farewell Party -` ti ;. ' term of a�menc tiie s .alter the Prem insnrathe ptireat, brother or sista, named as a contingent beneficiary
pp should the vecaan die
A farewell party with around 60 Term and EcidOwment policies are � 'is, no dividends ace married. the insurance money. 3
neighbors and . friends is of the son-part' PW f3 ry>. . . . .
,gathered ,at1.
the home 'of Mr, and Mrs. M. 'Lot- ` paid.1. ' • RE-ESTABLISHMEN=T .CREDIT OR PENSION -
. tan Orr Tuesday .,evening on the Nor. Wbl=AT AMOUNTS OF INSURANCE D FOR VETERAINS INSURANCE? . `�
CAN
Tows; Line, The evEning was enjoyed _ , _ _.�E USE
"i3 la amen and sin I)ur. ': ARE PROVIDED FOR? from ZSSoo : •Yrs, this is one of the purposes for which the re-establish- x
P Ymg•, g 811
?n8, t> applied for.in siniounts rangibng-
2rsg the evening, Mr, axed Mrs. Lot- ` Policies may he PP a e only is the raeac credit may hes used. Premiums maybe deducted from i
.:.: to =10,000. 'Ilse amount of the policy is pap i _ ions r
ton an4 Roby were presen=ted with a• � event of the death of the insured. "
pens also if eguested:
•,
1F THE VETERAN BECOIviES'TOTAL Y
]ovely walnut table. The address was ABLI:D WHAT HAPPENS? j
seat by •Mrs. David Dawaoct and r HOW, eRhEe 11871wpremiums may be no amen ony, ` i D rieranreacha the f _' i
IS - x'
entattva After fittiri r-Bulle lies were uarterl ,half- early, or annually. There ss rs d he is not is receipt of full Pension for the tis-
tnade and singing of g•For thyy are �# f cgose to the veteran for ying pceraiiums oa a monthly basis. yes , and e i `,
Pa • ability, do further premiums need be paid. r
JOuy good fe]loivs" a daint lunch .
Y IS TH1�RE ANY CASH SURRENDER VALUE? ARE THERE ANY RESTFIICTiONS AS TO • f • .
was served. Mr. and MIs• LottoRt } A
intend taking up residence in Gorm-' o "After premiums have been paid for two foil years, the polity TRAVEL, RESIDENCE, dR OCCUPAT40N? 3
• • ]et', r r' may be surrendered for its Cash Surrender Value,'or ;t a:ay _
mace orExtended'ferminsur- In addition to being free of occupational restrictions, the
• . r ranee also u f ee res*r;aion as to.ravel and resident,. ""
lie tt reed r th 1
o Paid-up lash _ r of
ansfe in
ata. There is no provision for loans againrt a Po icy su
Womet►a Missionga'ry Socia'y 'EXAMPLES OF MONTHLY PREPhIUMS PER $1;000 INSURANCE
The Fta�-ter mtetin of the Wom .. .
E ;r
en's Missionary Society of the Un- payatl. Payable ..,
ited Church will be held in the
school roam of the church, on thurs- AGE a o for r= t
p Payable r U ii1 ..
it,ti
r day, April 5th,. at 2.30 m. NOTE f -
p, 10 can 13 years 20 years - age 65 age 8S
• 2Q 1.39 1.30
than usual. Mrs: Tormlinson's group - 3,18 2.'i4 . i.93
will be in charge of the program, :
Rev. I. E. K,emedy will bring an , t - ` • -
M125
2 bra. :2 15 1.64 .1,51
30 3.53 i.78
. . Easter Message. 2.91 ?..42 1.98 - ,
Mesdames F. LOyst, It. Pilkey, E. , . s 35 3.93 .3 1 b :3.16 2.59 ;
Ahodes, G. Beverley, and F: MarJorr o - 45 ; '4.9
8 3 73 6.45 4'.03
attended the anni;al Presbyterial 1 .65 6.4,5 5.01 4.40 i4.,
meeting in. St. Andrew's United �+ M 1
Church, Oshawa, on , MarCh 22.1. NOT & If fit k desired to flay -tie p'remixm annroally, multi{ ly t.5e abor{s rates by 12. T hero sa rio i T
i - L 1.additional coat for tsk3ag advantage of tLe m. mtbly payment plan. _ - _. _ i
s<k arfrli leans m i>. oMoined freer /Ire eearerr, oftlee ei rhe, Departmear'of veterans Affatn or fyY
- Brou�,ham 4.:t: 40-:; further Wara,arion and opplk `�' rrmerH of Veterans Affairs, OMan'a. b.
wool g, direct to rM Svperlarendant of Veterans Insuroaee, Dopa
services of a frelned eveaaeller en available for inilividaol Interview with web veteran who wfihes iriformalfoacancerafa0 this
Church Neve lehvwoaee.
I `
. Remember the date of the W. M. ° > ' Afinastes of Veterans Affa+rs. 1<
IS. Thanacoffering Meeting -. Friday> " _ Isstwd render the mRt3ority of Hoironrsbte isn A. Macicrnzie, ]]((
�, .' j .,ail
•evening, March 80 "Good Friday", ° ' `"'� S - WPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIR
tEr Story, and Old hymns will be'X�:>E';"`'>''` FEND IT TO SOME MAN Oa WOMEN OYERfEa1f :3 j
0mg. rX 1.{ { . L« . pr TM ADS NT. IT If ONE Of A f:R1ES.
On Easter Sunday, the sacyaamw . r vt a
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How .India Meets Lost Children Find fist of some 10,000 lost children Belgium had to care for them for
- who will be given homes in Eng- two months before they were ILLIAMS
Demand For Goats Refuge In Britain strong enough to stand the short
land for the duration. This first sea trip to. England, �M"�R{
-Although in countries in 600 came from all parts of Holland ` MUSTARD C
A novel scheme of goat muitiplf- Europe, outside of Germany itself, and many were picked up from the
cation has been adopted by the hedges, cellars and bombed build- "At any rate, I'm a lady,` a t Quk* sisLlsM saccular : t
Government of Bengal, in India. & i+ ho longer necessary to leave'
to. escape the Gestapo, Britain is lags; others were found in army woman told a Chicago divorce rAYla la lop and body, drirind aroyl
with a view to meeting the - sail receiving refugees. camps acaveaging among the re- judge. "Before I sloshed my ice+ ° =T; iloat to l o L -
creased demand for goats. It is ex- sad tlampttas Try E at ata for relieL
Five hundred refugees have just fuse. husband I told him to take his
..pea ed $0,000 goats will be pro +tura nriiitus ItlDils oaa >k ► s a aro
,diked is the first year of, the arrived in Coventry. They ire the ..Red Cross camps in Holland and glasses off."
scheme, says The Brandon Sun.
Nanny and billy goats will be ,ACCOUNTANTS A AUDITORS BABY CHICKS FOR SALE PHOTOGRAPHY
loaned ,out by the Government to
[DiCOME TAX REPORTS CAM- A-1 BABY CHICKS FAOM BLOOD- SHOVEL TIME TESTED QciALITY
villagers on the condition that for plate Bookkeeping Services. Small Tested flocks, Barred Rocks, large One 3. yd. cayacity, Bucyrus Eris
every goat loaned the borrower or Large Businesses, Travel any- type White Leghorn, Barred gasoline. SERVICE and SATISFACTION
where. Albert Brett - A Co., Roek X White Leghorns, Sussex WELDER Your films properly developed and
must return, within 18 months, two 4 Wellington St. E.. Toronto. OnL X New Hampshire, Red X Rocks. printed
goats .at least six months Old Out Write for price list to A. H. One V-8 Lincoln Electric welder, 6,OR 8 EXPIOSITRF, ROLLS 250 -
of the progeny of the borrowed BEACHES MODEL HOME Swatter Hatchery, Granton. Unt. E IN REPRINTS b for G
BABY CHICSB AND PUULTS. ENGINES FINERY ENLARGING SERVICE
rl-Ay at 1800 R.P.M. You may not get all the films Yod
mother goat taken on loan will be- You may win this ;10,000 model from Government approved and with trans, elute C c• the quality and service you desire r
home for $1.00. Write for your Diesel 57 H.P. 'with. clutch, govern- by' sending your films to .
come the villager's property. shares today. ($1.00 each) to from our
block, all eggs net or. radiator, eta
Beaches Business Men's Associa- from our own stock. Also White tMPFR1Ai PHOTO BF,RYiCR
tion, Toronto 8. Your receipt will Holland and' Broad Breasted ROAD PATROLS station J Toronto
be mailed yyromptly. Draw to be Bronze Turkey Poulta. Send for Adams Tandem 301 _ -
made May 21th. Proceeds for war -price list The Wright Farm. Rome Tandem -30Y:-
• YOU made lea BrockvUle. Out Wehr on slnele differential. SEEDS
BI SIN F,%S OPPORTUNITIES HERE'S A NICE "EGG" ORDER TRACTORS THORUGHLY RECLEANED GUY - a
for you -it is yours because 'every Model K. Allis-Chalmers, *Ith Gar-, ernment graded clover seeds. Tim -
can supply is needed to wood Hydraulic Angle dozer. othy and Cossack alfalfa. Write s
fill this order for fifteen million :Model KO Allis-Chalmers, with for prices. J. E Muir. Ceylon-
SUFFERfill
TO MEN OR WOMEN ENC WILY dozen. This export order 1s for Baker Hydraulic Angle dozer, plow, Ontario. _
as Ing to canvass from door to door. Britain. September to 'December wines. and cab.
r delivery. Tweddle - Hatcheries
No experience necessary. Low COMPRESSOR BAXTER'S SEEDS,'BETTER R QUAL-
prices, high quality help you get have. been supplying pfofitable Ingersoll Rand 105 cu. ft. capacity ity and value. Send for Catalogue
FROM ANY OF THESE and hold trade, Your available chicks for 20 years. Let Twaddle. mounted on pneum. tires. "We Gell a rytStrb ng that grows."
time is sufficient Big profits help you supply these extra eggs. Ingersoll Rand 160 cu. ft. capacity 3369 Yonge Stre L Toronto. -
Snd for catalogue and priweek
daily. Details FREE. Familea„ mounted on Daeum. tires.
to -day. Our special for next week
PAINFUL9 ANNOYING 1600 Delor[mier, Montreal. White Leghorn cockerels $I.W Worthington 210 cu. ft. ca�acitY ALFALFA. PEEL
RED CLOVER,
mounted on nneum. tires. guest Clover, �>�ted seed::,
AFFLICTIONS? BABY CHICKS per hundred and Barred Rock X Tim-
White Leghorn cockerels k X AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS Sothyweet
and Brasses. Wholesale and '
pper hundred TWEDDLE CHICK COMPANY retail. Write for prices. Peel Seed
WAS BOOKS YOUR ORDER HATCHERIES, LIMITED, FER- Growers Co -Operative Limited.
CHECK THIS LIST NOWI, ORDER YOUR 1946 CH1CXS NOW, GUS, ,ONTARIO. 2 2 Montreal,
%t. W. 'Box 1100, Brampton. Ont
and not be disappoloted All Mostreal, P.Q,. .
Chicks are from guarantee& teat- .-OXFORD" B Ll0 O D' T E S T E D
* DRY, CLOGGED NOSTRILS •d stock. , and from 36 os, 0999 chicks. live, IRY and pay. They T140ROWY RE KENNELS REGD. STANP8
*CHEST COLD CONGESTION or better. Barred Rocks mixed are the results of nineteen years Wire hair fox terrier pupa, 6
* �' �� MUSCLES $12.00 per 100. White Le of males. 2 females. Excellent blood -
mixed $11.00 Der 100 Barred of careful selection and breeding OLD CANADIAN STAMPS BOUGHT
lines. Pedl¢ree, information. .Ap-
Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100, in O.B.S. They have to be good 1 1R45 3iarentette Ave. Wind- for cash. Search trunks and at
* wrap -
ACHING, TIRED FEET white Leghorn Pullets.922.00 pper because we want the very beat 'ply- tics for old envelopes or wrap-
* CHAPP® SKIN, WINDBURN I00, white Rocks mlzed f16.On kind of chicks for our own flocks. 3or. Ont. Pers. Ma 11 stamps for apDralaaL
per 200 white Rock Pullets Improved breeding. Big, vigorous gILCS RUILDTNG EQUIPMENT. AD- Approvals mailed to collectors.
* RHEUMATIC OR NEURALGIC .424.00 per 100. We guarantee 100e1(, and early maturing. We stress ustable steel. forms, will build Stamp Market, 240 Alfred S.L.
PAM live delivery. balance paid C.O.1S egg size and uniformity. Write ' J Kingston. Ont.
Maple City Hatchery, Chatbam. for our free folder. Barred Rocks, from $ ft to 14 ft. Also Concrete
* ECZEMA, Mh1PLPS Ontario. Mixer forma new. Apply Glen
'White Leghorn-. un-aexed,Chleke, WANTED
* LUMBAGO * HEMORRHOIDS Pullets and Cockerels. The Oxford Tvfftn Wheatley, Ont.
Farmer- Co-operative Produce Cash Register Wanted
li A BREEDERS ON ONE
Co.. Ltd.. 134 Main St.. R*oodatock, FAR9i-% FOR aAT.E ; Cent Up. Must Be Cheap. _
If you ¢o -cheer up, Thousands have PLANT Ont. $2$ Ouellette Ave., Windsov-
Found that BUCKLEY'S STAINLESS BOOK YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW FARM FOR SALE IN DISTRICT w
WHITE RUB, trade by the makers of and get your chicks when you .ORDER TOUR."CHICK% Now of Algoma, .158 acres, 115 under SPEEDY CASH FOR 100-20.0 ACRES, ,
_ WHITE UB MIXTURE, brio Foss want them. Orders are pouring AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED ,cultivation. clay loam. Balance good medium loam, hydro avail -
Ds , 1n. Breeder Hatcheries are always your chicks for next spring when pasture and wood. Buildings, to able. Write � right nowl Boa 14.
comforting relief from any or all of sold out early. Don't take chances you want them. Barred Rock good repair. Excellent water in 17$ Adelaide W. Toronto.
on fact itmsstbringrelieffenter on ordinary chicks. Place yousr, mixed $12.00 per 100. white leg- yovee and barn. George McKay.
an itt ou have tuff used La=fie Ty I.egbort W. Pure Eh eSuasezOX borne mixed $1,1.00 per -180. Bar- 'Plummer, Ont. _ _ SADDLES WANTED
-d Rock xm Pull is 19.00 ver 100, AIDING BOOTS AND GEAR
Or money ever era. white legharn pullets per
Rock X ghorns. Rock NewH.
E - !f your dealer is sold out send.50e Hamps. Barred Rocks: Send for 100• Heavy Breed Ck2.0 $6.00 per
GEORGE E WI AVE..WIND
f � � 100 Leghorn Ckls. i...00 per 100. 8TU`IACH AND THRE''AD NtIRMs 22$ OUELLETTE •. WINDSOR
For
forgo' direct to W. K Buckley large illustrated Catalogue and ' Mn ' often are the cause of til -health
Limited, Toronto. Price Lisa Lakeview Poultry All chicks hatched fro 26 of
Farm. Wein Bros_ Exeter, Ont. .eggs or better and from special in humans, all ages. No One im- WILL PAY $700 CASH FOR BLOCK
mated flocks. Guaranteed' ,100% mune! Why not find out if this Planer Machine. it Is used for- _
ORDER YOUR CsOVERNMFwf'I` live delivery. $1.00 books your is your trouble' Interest•ng Der- Planing sole leather blocks. Boa
APPROVED CHICKS NOW' -Every order, balance C.O.P. Rainbow ticitlara-Free} Write Mulveney't 16, 72 Adelaide West, Torontd:'PAIT61,41 4- -
breeder Government Inspected, Hatchery, Chatbam. Ontario, Remedies, specialists Toronto a
s banded, and blood -tested.' Immediate Invalid Chairs Wanted
TA On 111 9 a,a i delivery os. blood m grade day old SEVENACREB POULTRY FARM IT'S PROVEN -EVERY Sl"FFER-
chicks. Sussex X Hampshire C,hic'k9. of Rheumatic Pains or Neur- WILL pay cash or swap i t
er h
-- ----"- Ilhicks. Seven other varletles: Write for -itls should try Dixon's .Remedy. we have.
- - - price list. J.. R. Harvey A Son, Sold only Munro's Drug Store,
orwt
Pulleta 90% guaranteed- - 2, . Guelph. Ontario. SwapDe t.
. � $=6.00 per, hundred. �'R.R. 835 E1B'tn, Ottawa. Postpaid sloe. . Dept.'
1 unsexed chicks $14.00 per hundred. Geo'. E 1. Wilkinson Ltd
i Cockerels $ 2.00 per hundred. DYEING AND CLEANING CONSTMATION, B I L T O V SNE88.
G , , Barred Rocks, New Hampabirea: liver trouble, depressed..beadach•. 333 Ouellette Ave.
8uwez, Hybrids -wase: X Ramp. HAVE YOU -ANYTHING NEEDS quickly relieved with Fig -Lax
■
Rock X Hemp, Hamill R Legboro dyeing or, cleanintr? Write to us tablets. Keep re vlar, with Fug- Windsor .
Pullets 90% .guaranteed- for Informat-lon. lire are triad to, Lax. 25c at Drugg1sts.
$24.50 per hundred. answer your questions, Depart- WANTED - GUINEA PIGS, ANT
Unsexed chlcke $14.50 per hundred. ,ment H. Parker's Dye Works BAT'�TEKKA FOOT BALll2 DID- size or quantity. G. • Chater. 869
Cockerels t 9.00 per hundred. Limited, 791 }orrge -Street..:To- stroys nffenslve odor instantly. sizeWillard Ave, LY. 2794. Toronto.
` Save time, order from adverttse- ronto. Ase bottle: Ottawa agent. Denmat►
ment. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free Drug store. Ottawa,
Aches and Pains of _ catalogue on request, containing Portable Phonographs
RHEUMATISM the proper brooding of chocks, and 4iALRDRE991 eG S.iT1fFY i`OT RheumR.SELFatic
- EVERT WANTED! Will pay Cash or Swap
methods used in raising potiltry for sufferer of Rhevmattc Pains or for new sboes 'or now clothes or
profit, LEA R N E]A1Rf�RFR5[N�; THE N-�nrltts nhou.id try T)ixon's Reme- what -we have.
Your money tc111 be returned by 9!0\(ETON POULTRY FARMS, Robertson method, information dY. Hold only Munro's Drug GEO. H. WTIMNSON
ny drug store ff one bottle of Meaktot, Ontario. on request recardin6 ' cusses :store, 335 Elton, Otta}va. Post- 838-b OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR _
kir-ala -does ' not show you the Robertson's Hairdressing Acad- no1�1 $1,00,
quick, easy, way to get relief from BROAD BREASTED %t'%%EX COX emy. 137 Avenue Road: Toronto. 1ST aICAL !i%TRTMENT9 FARM MACHiNERT
the cruel, stubborn Aohes and pains THOUSANDS ordi q .ABLE o WEEK- _
o[ rheumatism. Ru-hTrr moat please lY. If you ord:F at once Our ' VIRTNG" CREAM SEPARATORS
you or. -money back. One bottle will Broad Breasted. Sussex cox bring FOR SALE FRFT) A. BODDINGTON BUYS, and repali ' parts are always
-'toncince yov. top prices on the market White sella., eIII C ur musical tn2. available eithet at your local
b _
skinned, long rounded reacts. ELECTRIC MOTORS, N'ECV, USED. masts, 111 Church, Toronto 2. dealer or direct from Swedish
Also New Hamp• Cox with fast bought, sold rebuilt:'. belts, nf• _ epara'to=-Co. Limited, 720 Notre-
_ =nwrh sed teathering. 5�' R ieYB- en ectrlc om• OppOTtTi1rTTTF,% FOR WOMEly Dame West. Montreal 8. Que.
Eghorna and Rock X Leghorn pang Ltd.. 2526 Duff�erin St.. To -
make. good roasters and grow ronto._ DRESSER HELP WANTED
fast up to 4-5 lbs. You can buy
BE A HAl!?
• these for $4.00 per 100. Also mix- STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPAR- JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL 8911:00 REG. NURSE,' GENERAL'
ed heavy cox '$6.00 per 100. All agus, raspberries, peach trees. 'Great' Opportunity. Learn duty, live In. Room and, Board, -
from our well-bred, healthy, apDl`ea, pears. plums, "cherries. Ha rdreasing duties to'commence at once. When
blood tested breeders. 6000 Breed- grapes. currants, shrubs, hedging, Pleasant dlgnl led profession. good applying give full particulars and
era on ONE plant Lakeview shade trees, wire tree guards. wages, thousands successful. Marvel experience. Watertlord Maternity
Poultry Farm. Wein Bros.. Exeter, Norfolk tiurserY, Simcoe, Ontario, graduates. America's' greatest aye- A'ospltal, Box 402. Waterford, flat
_7 Ontario. tem. Illustrated catalogue. tree.
ORDER YOUR PACKAGE BEES, OR Write or 'call HOUSEKEEPER WITH FARM
MAKE NO MISTAKE. UNKNOWN nuclei, now for.May delivery,. AIRDRESSING experience, Modern Farm, by
MARVEL H
tit i Hawkeatone. M m ton
known quantity. s view A far ea; adults Brn
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A
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$22.00; White Rocks $24.00;
Brown Leghorna, $24.06. 26 free
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for each 200 mixed chicks order -
100 and
26
a chicks f o
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r 'Oh," she gasped; "I hated
- Landon - the toward 1'" g
e mile Her ho to e
n smiled. t tone has. j�el p Th
Red Cress ,
• pinned himl she was his friend.- --♦ ` -
W� "You know everything now," he
t _.- • f _ said gently, "I was going to tell
��'' • you' all but I couldn't -it's neat true! you believe that?"
sA0* Y She nodded, speechless.
�'It will never be cleared up, I'm .
afraid. , There's only one thing - to
S..ALADA You'll find these do; I've ' got -to make's new life •,j
i• .. ..-� -- i „
tasty crackers and a new name for myself. I'm t
h r' �P�� going out west, as they say. i don't _
` e ' know how far -as far as I can, I Z
a
• �J St>stpt • SSU4 fancy. I'd like to feel free, to draw _
7R;
- `• '• Cbeest:•S¢rsads long breaths -of freedom; I've had `
�• i i- At your gta• fifteeh years of -the other thing!"
cees,always task "Oh, it's cruel," she murmured
for Christ WL -"I•'ve of t " he wh (IN111 Re
Cs 4+6w at st. Gwendoij -line P. Clarke
She nodded, looking down, her of GINGER FARM s • • .
lips drawn dost together.
I3e--drevK-his breath hard; --1W -
r'� A•�'�`�+�•�������•��r��.�i�: I'd only come here, like other i
merit" he groaned. Was there ever a time when we human -breast".
o turn
n au e - - --- e-smtlefi-"You cou to t,
she e o mu reason to e t ankfnl know -and may it be soon=we are; .
O aid softly, "for you're. not like for weather colls un our t s an
anyone but yourself. 'I -you be= of those mountains of snow that we shall hear "G�rmany has. ca-
gy lieve me, don't you, when I say I lined highways, byways, and. bank- pitulated-the ,reign ,of Nazism is
MANY IMLAY TAYLOR -, trust you? I know you're innocent." ed, almost- every farm building in over." And on that day we shall
s
"Pam, i love you!" he answered the country. Now it has all gone hope, once. again, for•"peace' in our
►`�'►lr��►�►��r��'►����r�r� passionately. "There! I never.. and without leaving any serious time":
meant to say it; I've no -right to flood conditions in its wake. Day , a
CHAPTER XV she said quickly; "it means some- say it, but I've got to; I loved you after day 1 Iook around and marvel l L
-"You-" Mark began to speak' thing -it meant 'something to you?" that first day -=you know it?" -and this chronicle records . the Alilihl]lIT1l1iI11 Clothes
to him, but. he stopped short. It ' ! ' She lifted, her head at that. "I phenotherla. One week 'I write of
know!" she said softly, "I knew snow -blocked roads, the next of
was not worth while here; $u> le- It meant everything. Sty uncle `then:" robins warbling, daffodils budding, Aluminum yarn will be made in
,son was righil He turned and- was a collector of curiosities; it � � puss willows bursting, to sweaters, evening dresses, bath -
even
..walked away into the hall, was his fad -he was rich," Mark Y- g, yes, and ing suits tablecloths,s,
He would not think of Yam; wet his dry lips. "They thought He caught her in his arms .and.. even of swamp frogs - singing, shoes and purses. One napkins�
sf
Never, - since we started farming, ,
that was over! It was like so many I coveted his fnoney,--b'ut' I didn't_. held her close. "If I wasn't fano- aluminum will yield.up. tosixmiles A
have we knpwn' spring to come so
things in his life=he had been I could work. He was odd, crab- cent
�of that charge I couldn't touch suddenly or so early. of yarn. The product is coated to
swept away by adverse current.. bed, quarrelsome, but he was you, he said, ` I've no right to do * ,r * . give added tensile strength. Any
"That's oxer!" he thought bitter -
never. unkind to me -we got on. l. it now, . for I must go away.' ..•I _ color may be .added during the
ly making his way toward _ the was with him that last day when didn't mean to tell you, but I'm •I have been specially glad to coating process. The yarn is said
door. - he bought that jade god. it was in' beaten; I can't go without it. I've have better road conditions --because to be washable and_non-tarnisfling.
Then .someone called his name. his pocket wren I left him;. some. got this to remember when I'm ` you see I have been oa my annual It may be used either as formed, or
Mark -Mark Grant.' how I never thought of it then as alone -way off somewhere=try-
2.
job of cainirassing for the Red cotton'.or rayon,
It was her 'voice and he stool . a thing that might clear me! He . ng'to'make__good!" - _ • _C y
roes. At least that is whir -T ant
_ -... 'said- he was
• twisted around Cott
still. The blood rushed back to -hi going to Bice it to She looked up, touching ,his supposed to be doing 'but every -
heart again and set it racing. She- Mr, Burleson. t remember tfiat shoulders'" with, her strong little where I go I generally combine
HAIR GOODS
"Don't go-" she almost sobbed, row; your' uncle was his friend hands. -"You're not going alone, canvassing with a nice little visit ws carry a targe varfery
taught 'herself and tried to speak and business associate, and, as -mark. Cm going with _you." Cine place L called last weep the of the finest human
firmly- "until I tell -you=" ' -_- Y� know; a collector; too: .Your "You?" he a td hair goods, specializing
He nt, his ea looking down uncle as it, it .must have sen of it set his heart beating, in his "had, to see it so I could fell Part- dw
sA Cents' wigs and fou-
gat her. given to him after I left my uncle throat. To take her with. him r ner• -about it. As a 'natter •of fact pees. Isbob transform.
wigs. front
—before the mtirder-don't you i his, wife, "Good God, Pam, I wish I looked, not . at one' horse;' but * scions, bob wigs front
"Vi�hat .can you tell me now'" 1 } pieces, switches, etc,
"That I'm still your .friend!" see the --point? - That little thing I could -I wish I could- marry you five, and had I been the farmer Whate'e list' Goo&
'How can ou? You heard would have made. Say alibi cc today y today and carry you off!" rt would have been af'real grief to
2e6 LONGE wr.. TORONTO, ONT.
-uncle-it's true, too; .the accusa- plete. Your uncle testified against She clung to him sobbing, "I'D part with any --of them At another
xion and the sentence 'were -what me, and he stood so high, eXett go -tomorrow, if you're going,- farm there was a new dog, and `N
A ...they say.' then. that a word from him- ihe: said, "I'll show them that 1 seas lie ever a beaufy! Just the
'"I know) her voice broke. 1,Iarlc'3 gesture expressed alt- the r�• ...
" S Oh y } kind I have shwa 's wanted but w -A
P believe in ou.
Came In here-" she motioned to hopeless futility of tris young bat- you angel, You'd ruin your never had -an English collie with M
- an alcove room- "I -I must ask - the to save 'himself. `
life, marry an ex -convict -just- to long Pointed nose -just like Lassie
you-19
°� show your faith in him?" of movie fame. * This fellow paced ;
The jade god..-te1L me about -if," *If Uncle 'Herbert knew-ahi "Just because h IBve hind'. 1}am around the - kitchen table just as .
I'm sure he would have told!" said bravely,�'Oh, Mark. I was so Lassie paced back and forth in her
Pam .exclaimed, "He's a violent miserable just now, -.1'11 be happy cage --yon see he was a' year old
Ask Grandma tempered man, He's peer, but he's battlin for` -
4 g you!" and the place where I visited had v4
She Knows j„sl, I think he didn't know.” r • ' • been his -home only for two •days. )
"Its certain he won't -telt now; H.e took her hands But a was
'I saw that .in his fact -when he gently from h quite Happy, He spoke, ,
his neck. and held them in both for his supper, shook hands, played.
smashed that green god." his, I_oo_king at her with haggard 'dea$. dog"• jumped up on -a chair.
l
_ "Oh, ,I can't think he knew!" t' eyes, and sat down when he was told. §"
l'iG�
she persisted. "Because 1 love .you so much 1 If only L could hate brought him
Mark did ,not answer this: ht can't tet 'you do it. Pam, I'd be a home it r'
V711
stood looking at her silently.. Like coward to let you da it?" h + e.
h e w'
:.7
everything ., _.
rY g else in his fife this was "Why? -I'v' - �
Y e a right' to ' marry At'two more farms I visited with
to end.. Bud he wanted to remem- i..
anyone I please She was a gal- baby chickens. But I wasn't so
y her her as she stood there. She dant little thing, ready- to battle anxious. to adopt them as we shall4 Al
ys _
looked so young and brave! She for him. have -plenty of our own in a day _
was brave to call herself his friend. "No," he -said gently, "not a con- or 'two. �
Even in the puzzle . -of her r . 4nother call resulted itt a dis-
•When dma was Viet, Ytiu don't . know-- whit it bran young Dr. thoughts of her uncle she felt his would be. We couldn't keep that culsion on consolidated school
Chaos's NERVE FOOD came on the .��
eyes, they drew hers, she looked record' back. It'fi follow mega Iook . _areas and at yet' another farm I EOfl::%lt1t QChe
tseerie. She has ined it and watched it up like a child, tears misting, lips h
all these years until its merits are' at Landon." was asked to sample oatmeal cook- Altn did 117unl�Oly
`known in, nearly all -homes _ .tremulous. 'Oh.' Landon!" she cried can. les fresh from the oven -which Geatune A iris's tsew
sP prices now
When you can't rest'snd sleep well temptuously, r wasn't any hardship at all: And of make it easier tbAn ever for ,you
-- when you have indr'ger on -when 1 "There are many- Landons, course. with each visit the Red to set haat; effective relief from
you feel tired out and 'run dawn in HEAD COLDS l They'll, point at rmc. I've Cross was, enriched. No -need to tell headache misery.
' bealth ppttsarr�� tn' at once with -Dr • got to
Chaeels NERVE FOOD and ypou wilt 0 face that, but I'd never asic the anyone these days what the Red'
soon know why this Vitamin Bt tonic ACNES—PANS go f AST I Woman ' I . love, to face if. Pam, Cross is nor how it functions. I WNY ASP!RIm .WORKS SO FAST
: ■ so PoP you'd be brave at first but it just --;ay "I am collecting for the See with Your owfueyes why Aspirits
Ask for the new eem-, _ ` would break you, Oh, I know! Red Gross"''and' that's all there is takes hold of pairs a few minutes
oo°y seas bottle of They'll call me a murdered, they'll to it, after taking. Drop an Aspirin Tablet
—1Lra-CRRife _i_ t talk of it. Because 'I,adore. you; I _ Unfortunately, all, my cam assing "sof water. Almost Instantly
won't-mak was was not with farm_ • folk whose It s to dissolve And that same
Nero_ w an w to isn.t --- - -- n e r tc ens v That's -why aha
eeftvtrts" r c ace 1
• • 60e.-60cts.-
cleared; it would wear you down, and, -livestock.. There was also stark.. stomach. T why Aspirin'relieves
1t30s-=1,50 - break Your. heart!" tragedy. One farmer gave me a �d'm q' ickly, : or years Canadians
- "I'm not afraid!" she -sobbed really generous contribution. Half have .elied � Aspirin tot' fast relief,
' an hour later he received word for effective relief -above all -for F
clinging to him. "I mean it - I11, dlrpendable relief. Get Aspirin at
go,!" that his. niaeteen-year-old son had druggists today!
(TO Be ,Continued) been killed in action. Truly, • war
You Will • Enjoy Staying At comes home to us in all its grim.
c )raEiY RIDI/CID. PRIM
'The ST. REGIS HOTEL ''salify when it strikes in one's own 9«les} ane �} ip,„•,,,, , �� las lea
120 -Carat Iamond
troRowTo :; ,, . neighbourhood. •-Our own 'son and' Economy aottli f 24........now z9r
this boy and his brothers -had prac
zzt< : Y ....;.:,. g Family size c6 I 00.... :..,!.now 79e
Every Room wire Hwtb, sho•v: The lar est diamond ever dis- tically
In and P%o UP we. .BUCRLEY' grown ere together, For ev-
' • .rlwtsle, t<1s0 up- � covered in East Africa was found cry victory there is a price and we � '
Dauhre, RitiO as recently in the Shinyanga' district •never know where; and from, whom, SA LER ASPIR'N
0 Good Food. Maine and Dane• of Tanganyika. It weighs- about 120
-- inn lit htl , . NAYAILQ-_-
Sherbourne at Carlton carats, and is valued at$60,000 -in • s
Tel., RA. 5196. CAPSULE . S its raw state. About 10 The SOY•' cess aw web tablst N
will be lost in cuttin per cent' But we must not end on a sad rev' paerent” dbo It's Aspirin
This grand Prescription gives you g' note -"hope springs eternal in the
the benefit of not ONE but FOUR -
proven pain-Wierin cold-dis-
��yelling ingredieMi. Hen's how.
dae they work- s �s..
i-Raliaves Pain and ReverlaN• "
D E X T E R .IF NOSE ;
Nothing is more depres. naso feet:
sing than headaches.., % s=0ivias Longer Lasting Relief. RED LAKE a CLOGS UP
31—owes the net
Why suffer? -.IA llbly'3 Yen ms1Y peed. Adlolitle; CAMPBELL RED, LAKE (Dome
b111 give ini[ant'diet 4--10 grand for Grippe. MARCUS. DICKENSON RED 'LAKE awd East of the
Latnbfy'tiigOOd€ores'• �� yj, Geta t1plot " -producing COCRENOCR-WIMLANB. TIONIGINT
."7 b
back.tOo m chs.� well. We recommend the Immediate purchase of DEXTER SHARES
back. atOfnat h. Dowels. .+ Inforttfatlon ow Request Pnt'i-1 Va-tro-nol up each
aostriIt) shrinks swollen
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j n Buy through your own broker or direct from �}lranes, (i) soothes Imitation,
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tag from the "Battle Front" graciously_.accept. the. Quaker
N Merited Popularity" which is due them. "Won By 89c $ Battle /
Meat"—end .may we eextend ' our very heartiest ulck Wats Ige p kg l 9e
THE REXALL STORE -
.WELCOME HOME 'Wanted
T jr. R. HOPES P).as. S to them
. every one of .
.. _ Phone. Pklt 68 .
_ - supply of good roasting
'9iieekly -�---.
M S• CHAPMAI'� Spring Will Come! _ _ per.Per ��et �
Phone Pickering 19 R 81 -
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Department-
Wo have is stock. B-H Palate. AJAXD LA.RR=ERIA -
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Sellers & Atkinson _
BROCK - Delivery
er•y
Phone Agin. 201W2 - stosff. 2a0 _ .-,----. , Phone' 600 .Free De iv'
I. iCensed i�4ve in All Pastel Shades
THEATRE .
Can he used over paint or wallpaper. _ --
Auctianeers
- Oils, Turps and Iiinited supply
24 Year's Experienceof u�ine�� Sireeterri
f $eaitlitally Air-conditioned Sales con4aded anywhere __Paint Brushes-
Specializing in Farm Stock,THURSDAY, FRI„ SATURDAY Furniture and Property Sales. jj�� TT
MARCH 29, 90 and 31, All Sales personally listed and &+VAIN : - US.HBY GOELON F. OSBORNE' -A. E. RICHARDSON
;Bsturday, Matinee at 1.30 advertised. Bills prepared and C. L. U:
_ 1posteJ Hardware' and�Tinemitb CiENlORAL 1NSl7RAN(dE
Two Shows at 7 and . a p. a�. : _ __ i DISTRICT MANAGER REAL ESTA1'R
Phone 48 -
-;Prom t ervfce
Rainbow 'Island �-- P � - . E1dPIR� LIFE CONVEYANCING
f IVKERIN 4 XILLS Aa old e.tabushed a.g+asey. ready
Reasonable Rates _ 4 ___ Inssrance Caopsny to
;.,
In Technicolor` :
Doroey Lamour Edda Bracken - PHONE 290 STOUFFVILLE i , _... Repress�Munra Pboae. Pickelring IfA
M ej asses - �oas D. Munro 1
with Gil I.ancb W. H. Curtis _ ,D•
` Telephones 522 Whitby, Ont o a
MONDAY T-U SDAY . WEDN'SDY 30AM . w% =-FOR SALE °n°" '
! ! ISO Year as
h :APRIL 2 2 and 4 i *at ILrr1 ft Nom, �1'i, � D. N. LOCK WOOD EA HNIE Inaar nee Ald.irer
Two Shows At 6.45 and 9 P. M.-'
°w.W M. MCEACH Address -_ _ . - ,p►oa�e
�_ �► PICKERING, ONT. FURNITURE DEALER _
1 AC tur' es All d ei �sw'�rl�
Brougham. Ont Pick 6 R
.. . ,.. ' ,WE DELIVER--,'_ L DIRECTOR—
Private
of Mark Twain Private "`b°"°": Clarke Prentice
�'S ecials Tliib Weekend
Day
Fncderick March and Ali:is Sad11i = p s or , ig LICENSED AUCTIQbi=
with De"A CI'isp and Alan Hale
Phone.- Pick• 3 her as Conatlss of York and o.►
Nabob Coffee 1 lb 45c - arw; sueconwr to Corp. Km flew
--- -- — -- — p ties of C. A. & F., sad of the 1aM
R'HUR$DAY, FRI., SATURDAY .-New Laid Eggs (med.) 35c doz. •- i ickerin s •' Ontario J. H. Prest3ce (fornmiy , PinOw
and Prsntke). _ Foam asd ftrxr,
L.1 APRX 5, 6 and 7 A dozen to a eostos<er - stock.' Salsa a spsdai�- at 1� ori -
`.. $aaaonabl� _
• 'a rF-a =-.7�1]tnQa_ ►7teak for dinner _PHONE AGIN. U. W S.
R _
' �jee Beynolds Robert -Hutton
_ -------------=, • LiG39biSED' AUCTIONEE and,_ r t - -
I• Arnold,,SILK'S MARKET vALUATOR� Banister Solic'tor Notary )!'sills _
Ana Haridins, Ai. Hale Sales conducted An here
C.. C. RICHARDSN
Phone or Write
Audley P'Inyhin's Associat7on Phone Pickering 26 _ 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont.Suite 611 -- .Continental Life Bidlg
871 Bay St. Toronto
' The regular mieetrag of the Audley — --
Woman's Association of the United Bought and sold— C Y R I .L �E. M O R L E Y
Church was held at.-the home- -of 1
Mrs. Gard Winter with President, t Used Clothing — sterilized, clean- - CHIROPRACTIC
_ -- — pressed like ...._
Harold Brook a :-
Mrs: Bert Guthrie in, the chair, After ed and a new. C a .
-singingr, o ^ large stock of high class suits. ' `
5c - $1 00 Store overcoats and pants. Also a gOOd HEALTH CLINIC,
Scripture by ,Mrs. Gard-Winter, all � _', INSURANCE . ,
joined in the Lord's Prayer. j stock of ' new ..leather coats and-
It was moved and seconded that - We have" a new shipment of Aprons wiridbreakers, and gents' 'furnish-- ' 146 SimcQe St. N.,. Oshawa
Mrs. • Guthrie act as thein represen-
dative oa the Board to choose a new and Towels,also '%Vogl Soaks ,Ties ect. ':Ings. at , very .reasonable prices. Call 'PHONE 67 PICK. Phone.224'
and be convinced. '
minister, As -Mrs. Geo. Puckrin re-- - - .Easter and- Gree inY Cards : - _ • Drugless practice, including _
Si ed as Treasurer Mrs. A. Bell Soni Schwartz
- — Chiro ractie,
1n.. - ,. _. p Electro-thei-
wee appointed in her place. The Red Claremont Ont. spy and Mineral Vapor '
Cross reported •10 boxes sent over 21 Bond Street Nest, Oshawa, Ont. J; A. WILLOUGNBr. Bath Treatment,
seas:- The $aggotsville sewing cam- Willoug'nby Farm Agency PiaCticing 2'2 years: '
mittee have sent two quilts, three _ Head Office -- Toronto Consultation Free
boys' coats, -twcr -sweaters;` three pr. . . • . .156 Yonge -St. AD0605• - Hours: - 9 a. m. to 9 p. stn,
gloves with one quilt and eighteen: "Largest and Oldest in Daily, except Monday and
r►ursles caps from Audley. The meet- `... PICKERING NKAT MARKET Canada - Established Forty. Friday
bg Was closed with the Mizpah - Years„
Benediction. There were eleven xrVmr , - FRANK R. SMITH CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DE►T,
hers and three visitors present. ' FOR THAT HOME INTHE CITY
BIRTHS Quality First - Service our Aim F. J. Donevan
jo B. C„ on Thursday, ice. DONALD
Nowr p eIt- IM—M to"
B A., B. -Se.
,.. !_ At V3ct�oria, _ _ _ . _ l l _L-__- _ auY THE_BEJ — Y4� ice_. -