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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_04_06Saturday,' April 7 Pickering Towrnahip Council Tag Day tomorrow �- Saturday, a member of the Democratic \ atic►.is are iniad op. on Arid Gave up the Ghost' an offensive against those things which ChristianiLy 'See notice elsewhere on Disposal I Miss Beatrice Stevenson of Toron-! a are ey goin Aske' Apttil 7th, as a means of raising to, buy more books: We have a young Miss, a member of one of flckeri•,i s •fain- flies, members one in this offensive -as the church -goers, and are sincete of of this village's' I'ro'.estant' of Refuse. to spent last week with Mr. andfimds ,� • � I s fine library here, And it is con- -- they are not too interested in. the activities -' .Yet of'that body or organization,,whose ma„i interest is �{ • #frs 13nrnw �- - Mr. Donald Beer waited an council(I J venson, Mr, aRtd bins. Jack Teeple,'Toronto, h.um¢ from their sen ice, coming up Church St,' in. sidered one of the best of it's size, lib- great .numbers.. This. Protestant child (school age)_ t}iis'respect. wanted to know what they were doing at church on at Monday's sessica asking for ver- . called 0A their aunt, Mrs. J. MvXkar do we hold, but rather• something nearer disappoint - in comparison tyAh Other village - ment. Good Friday does not rwnain on our country's question. She wouldn't krww. . IOUs unprovernen st ont the old hall, on Frglay last. name those we expected to find attending -we were sanies, not far out -21 persons (all ages) present -about Christian Church. The church gives us that day, and ten times 21 not present. It is not easy to find the such as a new rrcafete� Elliott- George spending ziecogmition of that church now aright be helpful in Our library tieWs- your financial the years to come One good way of doing this would Christianity has not failed, but that the church had", be in attending now, give your minister the encour- equipme t, n w cupboards, few wee* in Torjrtovisitng .. ttnrPport. •. ,For the old-time step and glad re- style counter and to have the stage friends. Pickering The Tag Day is replacing the can- Think of hirer faring on, as dear, The regular 2neeting of the W. A. moved back. A committee - Messrs Miss Rose of Toronto is spending vasa of other years. 4his will be opportunity to help make Pick- held at the home of Mrs. -iNormarr Think of hkn still as the same, I W. A. Westne Freak Disney and Y, Y the holidays ys with her cousin Mise C. say+ -He is not dead -he is just :your sting library bigger and better than �- Milton Burk will' investigate poss- ibilities and report. Munro- . Mrs. R. Marsh (Maxine Elliott) is ever. Give the "Tag Girl" -your,, whole- Mr. Adam Spears will attend the apen_gy a fewwe weeks at the h ome hearted support. two-day .lneetin at Whitbg for the of her another, Mrs. Geo. Elliott. -Illfajor James R. McBrien Speaker at s;r:>, purpose of schoo In icipal ass- Duffin' Creek flowed over this Rotary Tuesday • essors on April, 5 and 6. This meet- highway on Monday evening, buu I w ing will cover the outlining of the subsided again in a few hours. t The guest of A. W. Mitchell, and r C; lnty, System of Land Valuation Mrs. Thos: Andrew is spending ' introduced by Joe. B, Major the Ruth 5pringrord, actress, ai.a Leri ce�cau�,a ,..,wr Methods, Building Valuations, Zon- ing of the County and questions on few days with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Gibtner and children s rg addressed Jam- i, • addressed .'Club on Tuesdayµ evening at the 'Club R. Tuesday of "Comrades in Arms" on 'Wed.,`sdays at'9 p. m• local problems. the week -end with the formers mot- . : Gordon� House, on International Re- - 1st, and W. H. Westney 2nd in bar- P,ekering Horticultural Socie y MRs. - B. Gordon, Public Health Nurse here for the past two years her, Mrs. Broniman in Toronto. Mr. ' C. J. Stevenson's sister, Mre. latioas . - Major McBrien, still a young man, ley, smooth awned,, reg. Robert Mill er, Claremont, 1st in Pall When.. -" Plan to attepd the gneetinit of the has vendered" her resignation, but M. McMillan of Windsor, it very , , llraa travelled extensively throughout Frank Disney, Claremont, 5th in Hor.icultural Society on Tuesday, will stay on duty until April 30th, at least. This moth she has a student ill at present, and is confined to the hospital there: -. the world, all -it t-he-ep3eat--f'9T-fsets truth. Having been brought up early oats. and F. M, Chapman, 8th in this class. Robert Miller, 1st in April 10, at 8 p- tai., in Pickering nurse accompar�yirig her as in past Miss Hazel Fowler RCAF pent r and in a. hoc e, the members of which all Rough awned barley. lioµard ?tial- g Y• t tilted Church when Mr. Hu h IFI. g Halliday_ of the Toronto Daily Star y'�� Road Supt_ Rey Ward has been few days this week with her faulty here. —kad. at sorne tune, pTay�ed .important Roles in the forming of Aternational j � corm, 3rd in ..-ro-wed barley. Heber f wilt speak and show coloured slides Down, Brookiin, 3rd in smooth awned authorized to purchase 40 tons of Yue. Tom Walsh, of the A �F policy; be was early introduced to baricy. Howard Malcolm, ls;. is1 a on birds a:id animals. -Music enter- tsiPrnernt.•Evrryone calcium chloride, the arrlaunt that spent the weekend at his. home here - -ithe intimacies of g7--+err-neMt a -.d .s relation to internatimiai outlook ' spring wheat. )''rank Westney, 1st :n Soybeanao"s.. Howard Malcolm, 2nd _ welcome, 'Miss Je sie Rorke Retires From has -bin used In o rs. + Permission was granted a, this vn: R'Wli;sh of the Arm y s�err the week -end his Ile a here► _and 'onpoliety. He spent S-6 2;-eo .in w , , , in -Toronto meetimit to the Stoufttiiile Air Cadets Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Do were in T. Continent in Iy' 7, sled daring his - clover witin W m. We aney 2r.d, a :d to hold a tag day in the village of. Claremont on June ?. Hamilton (Ai Saturday attending the ' weddiilx Of' bliss Helen O'iNeit, stay in' Gerinan endeavored to ax- : y How. Malcolm 4ta. Timot'h y, in order - Miss Jessie. Rorke retired froai� her • The 'Dumbarton school are planning of our teaching staff. quaint _himself with the ideology of became of stand;.:g - Heber Down, Robert position. as • hpad of the Circulation -College to add a new wing to their school, Mrs. Armand C hapmi'n Q- ^n* fl -3' 'khat nation which had now completely Nazified. He endeavored Miller, Francis Willson, How. Mal- color, Framk Westney'. Alfalfa, Huw. Depaitirr:ent of St. I.ibr•ary on. Saturday last- The bylaw was passed at the even- week=er.d with Mr. -,,-d '.: ,, ,•l, S : . 1t1y personal contact to interpret the Malcolm 2::d, Potatoes, Harold 1Ncr- Miss Rorke had charge of the pub- ' ing session and now awaits approval of the Municipal Board. .Chapman. i. on C r d y, April 1. 1945. to devotion of the Germany people to- ton, Claremont 2nd., with a 2nd in lic library at Weston for. a number Building. Bylaws of the Village, of r. an bur. and : '.;. Charles McGwire at at 1 '= National -Socialism (Nazi). ]3e lead certified potatoes (early) and 1st in of .years; then going to the Beaches' Pickering• and for the Tow-nship'of Whitby Private Hospital,soz% . _ unlimited oppoittanity of studying the (late). Library .in the East End, where she pyckerinx have been approved h,• 'Ii- _.a Wilf Hunt left on Saturday for a Rosenberg's .geopolitics, its opera- tion and effects, and still came lotus had complete charge.. Mr. Glands Field Taken to Toronto Follow;ng this, Miss Rorke went Municipal Board and have t,ecome week with friends in Saskatchewan - - • feeling the democracy as understood General Hospital-- to the Toronto Public Library as `:law". - a Messrs Roy Ward, Blake Annis Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Dolma gie and Mrs. Wk n. Dolmasle spent the week _in .ffiis younger nation rendered a greater service to rzisnkind. head of the Circulation Dept. of His many friends here re � to tare College St, branch, a position and W: H. Westney will investigate. - ecd with Mrs. P slgus :McKay, at; He was a law student at McGill. hear of his illness, necessitating his she has held until her retirement: being confined to hospital for sur- the costs. and construction of a gar; age to house township equipment, to Dorset. Mr, and airs. Fred Valleati have when this war- broke out. Going ov- ierseas he enlisted as a private in Many of the Departments of the giCal treatment. He has now been in Toronto libraries held teas wad lun- T continued on page 4 and Mrs. Frank been vior • the Imperial British Army. Ability hospital about two weeks, has at. cheons in her honour during the past O'Nei"ohnson the asMr. Baker for the past two weeks. Mn. Die 'O'Neil- " end resourcefulness soon brought a- -ready undergone one operation,- and • week. attended the Johnson wedding Hard}lton boat promotion, that placed pian on I 18 now 8\Yaltln recovery f g. ery rorn a cold Miss Rorke came to Pickering in The marriage took . place in St. Saturday.g at on the staff of both .General Wavell before undergotrg•a second and more 1934, with her •sister Miss Louise Thomas' Church, Hamilton, 'on Sat- Mrs. Ross Murison entered hose-_- and General Montgomery. His work khan taken him into diplomatic circles serious operation. Rorkb and have Pickering as their He is in splendid condition follow- permanent home- urday last of Miss- Helen O'Neil to Mr. Clark William Johnson. Thursday to undergo a maJor of many European countries. "leave" ing the first operation and his sur- have his PVBUC ;NOTICE Miss O'Neil is a member of the op at °perahon. Re hope her recovery. overt'. will be speedy and complete. At present he is on from the Army and is extremely busy novo geoms commented upon : , .. splendid physical condition. '-"- � local Continuation School teaching _ st8ff, and trill continue her work Mrs. A. Btlsi•,1� spent ' y pe a couple of an Federal Candidate for the .Frog- His early return hoarse is hoped for �fhe Municipal Refuse Dump of here until the end of the term j,l days in Toronto with. her mother last week. - uessive-Conservative - Party in the by his family' and friends. the Township .of Pickering is located :North JlinP. _ The Women's Club brought their Riding of South Ontario. the Half of Lot 15, south !µOur the Top 8y Close to_81449._-- = s • s • :_ ' Ross pdurison has char'g'e nett. ssion, at. the �aaipaign sec ve south end of -the township vel P ti,ia , Mark4sm Mobile • day evening . with a fowl dinner at Two Thousand Dakar* - pit The 19th Mobile Blood. Donor Clin- the Gordon House, followed by a -- week, . s * "• Felsons osis¢ roadways or lanes ic, of the Markham District, will be trip to the Regent Theatre in Osh ^' `The thanks of the Club is extended r Following are comparative figures as a "dump" for depositing refuse, held in the United Church, Stouff- awa, to see "Mrs:. Parkington", , to Messrs Ed. Stork, Percy Neale for 1944 and 1945 campaigns. Local are liable to a fbw as provided by ville, on Thursday, April 19, from Mrs. Vincent Wright ,(nee Eva and. Leg. Morley for their great ass- units canvassing district allocated to municipal law. -. • '. 8.45 until moon. Cards are in the Pilkey) was very' much surprised on 2 P tistance with the Club in the -Red then with the exception of Pickering L. T. Johnston, Clerk mail 'for those registered with the Thursday last, when her' -Church St y J I Crass canvass The 'Club. was res -..i and District which was Organized' The Wur►ici parity 'of. the Township' of Clinic. Aszyone else wanting to gid neighbors called • on her about 4.00 , possible over $1500. 1 and °� by the Rotary Club, : Pickering., Brougham, .Ontario blood, come when you can. Do not o'clock and presented her with a - -for Fickezzng- eat any Fate for Breakfast. coffee table, a pair of book -ends and Sdh• Annual County Seed Fair 1944 " n9t5 DEATHS At the 18th Clitt6c held at Mark - a air of pictures, with their .very p Dmnbsrton _ $ 47SZS •------ Mrs. William John Bell ham ' on March 8, there .were 12 5 best .wishes for her future happin ' � There was the largest attendance $ 571.75 (Elvins donatims made and 14 new donors' ems• on record at the 6th Annual County I G t►ood ( Orvis) passed away on. Wednesday, registered. Seed Fair held at Brooklin, an Mar. $ 161„50 �.$ 166.50 April 4. Funeral Serviceon Saturday lh!(r. and Mss. Clarence A. if'�dlsdota 21st. 'Whi:le the number of entries April 7th,. In:e�neni at Giroveside Pickering Red Cross elate ESth''Wsdaon� 47 - Was lovrer t-hann st year, 17. Greenwood etery, rooklin- The Red Cross are holding s — - Df grain exhibited was slightly,bet- Died, at Omemee, Wednesday, another Mr. and Mrs4 C. A. Balsdon, of tier. The commercial classes of early $ 55.75 :$ 196.00 - April 4, 1945, -Mrs. William Mor- Bridge and Euchre on Monday even- ck pi erg celebrated their Silver +and late osts__ so -bane , Were *v U y Audler - I combs formerly of Pickering. - ting, in her Ing. April 9th, . Wedding Anniversary at their hoarse filled: $ 128.75 $ 236.36 1 89th year. Resting at W. C. Town's Red Cross Headquarters are stress- on Saturday, March 31, From the awards we'7wte the fol- Pickering` Funeral Home, Whitby Saturday mR the meed for more money than They were the recipients of marry} lowing winners -' Fctnk. Chapman. I $1200.50 —•$1529.25 1 morning till 1.30 p. xn. Intezmeat at ever this year, and every little helps. lovely- gifts and cards. Their '¢nary Qearly reg. oats), 1st: F. H, Westney $2291.85 - $2937.11 , Erskine Cameter Pickering. -. y, g • You not only have a good time; but friends and relatives called to _. • " you are also doing your best to fur - ex tend congratulations an wish_ d bast _-.-•--- •-- -.- _---- - - - - ther this important and worthwhile taus: Refreshments and Prizes. Al es: Relatives of the, family, fromr- ' .. =' ^L► o Thy Hands I Commend My Spirit - a member of the Democratic \ atic►.is are iniad op. on Arid Gave up the Ghost' an offensive against those things which ChristianiLy ' for?" mridemns. Thousands, pfrhaps millic,.ns' of Christians a are ey goin Aske' (ron-churchgoers), are nlaki,ig just as great an effort a young Miss, a member of one of flckeri•,i s •fain- flies, members one in this offensive -as the church -goers, and are sincete of of this village's' I'ro'.estant' to .heir belief that they are destroying these things, i:hurches, or, Friday morning last, a few minutes v, hich are not M agreement with Christian teachings before 11' o'clock. The writer was on his w a to a -- they are not too interested in. the activities Good . Friday church service. At this saane time, our, .Yet of'that body or organization,,whose ma„i interest is • homan Catholic Church- friends were on their way in seeing that these principles "live". And, our '. h.um¢ from their sen ice, coming up Church St,' in. Protestant populdtion -are -the -careless members in great .numbers.. This. Protestant child (school age)_ t}iis'respect. wanted to know what they were doing at church on / ' Far fro;n'ar�y_ feelings approaching anger,or disgust, a holiday; However, knowing the home "from whence do we hold, but rather• something nearer disappoint - ,she came, we were not at all'surprised -to. hear such is - ment. Good Friday does not rwnain on our country's question. She wouldn't krww. . Before entering the' church we had attempted to ' statutes at the. request of holiday pleasure -seeking name those we expected to find attending -we were • • groups, but rather by the demands of a world-wide not far out -21 persons (all ages) present -about Christian Church. The church gives us that day, and ten times 21 not present. It is not easy to find the many others including one every week. A little .more •answer. We recently reed in one of the 'Digests" an ziecogmition of that church now aright be helpful in article on this syibject which in substance states --- the years to come One good way of doing this would Christianity has not failed, but that the church had", be in attending now, give your minister the encour- e to argue othis point, We will not novo ta>tAert__ agement he needs, show hien that you are interested I .. in his services, don't wait,imtil he has sane to tell m1 sive 35 cents. u o ec �+,-Bx•aanpteri-jl-gra- court and Pickering, attended.• .' In Memoriam Mr. •and Mrs. Balsdon moved to their present residence at •the Lake M In loving ,memory of George Fll- Ore o owing t eir marriage and iott. who, passed away April 5th, ' 'have ,made mainy- frieids and ac - 1944. quaintances in the lake shore dist, I cannot say, and I will not say, riot and throughout ' the township That h^ is' dead. He isjust awa ! They have.three sons, Kenneth, who. , With a cheery smile, a wave' of a has a farm near his -father's, Ver - hand, non, attending - Toronto University, He. has wandered into an unknownI (to leave. shortly for the Navy) and - land. I Ii,eith, at home. And he left us dreaming how very The-commundty extends -best wish- � fair, es to ?Lir, and Mrs. Balsdon on this -� It needs must be since he lingers occasion. _ there;.� And you, oh you, who the mildest pith tke Vhurckles yearn •. ,For the old-time step and glad re- p turn, Pickering Think of hirer faring on, as dear, The regular 2neeting of the W. A. In the love of There, as the love of of Pickering United Church will be Here. held at the home of Mrs. -iNormarr Think of hkn still as the same, I Banks. an Thursday, April 12, at ' say+ -He is not dead -he is just 2.30 p. an. Mrs. Gordon Found, Ass- i r HOLED -UP Quebec Most Urbanized Part Of Our Country Some Adna .. Facts About Quebec blot Known By Many Canadians How little most of Canada knows about Quebec is indicated by some facts sifted out and . published by the Financial Post. Most of them, one imagines,, will surprise the ma- jority of Canadians. For ,example: Quebec's people are- Canada's youngest,- because families are large, children numerous. , Some 74 per cent of the population is under 40 years of age. The birth rate is of the population and because of the high proportion of women. As in other countries, fertility is fall - nig as -move, more and, 4 t N ��, � � °++• N more into cities and factories but >:.Aht death rate falling 1 %..J.e� "` ?� ., ,..7 a /;iW %4r• .,. .,. , r r, r ,, `• �' ,, fJ j „•y k r y 9iE F: '. [• ', iC ,n ,ti11IE!. nlpst CanadlaIlS like t0 . ,:of ;.r.i:%o-t.:':e'11A, .•.:R �.:..e.i;;.. .: Jai.-. #"".:".",''.... :�:rra�. �'... ...i'. " :r.•,:...v. ,r :: ##i r In of Quebec as a simple t y y, prinsoners captured east of the Rhine are . marched , Escorted b men of the Third Army,- Nazi ,� .,<'.: "` of habitant farmers, actually it is away from the battle area. -These Germans are part of 'an entire battalion .that refused to fight r n., the most urbanized part of the and. surrendered to the Allies. ' ' # nation. Some 63 per cent of Que- bec s ue -bees people like in towns and SET TOKYO AFIRE dominance -of the 1tlediterranean— cities: - Canadian Y.M.C.A. all took toll in British ships and More of Canada's stand of mer- "J x ' sale=chartable accessible timber is in Overseas Service British lives. t Quebec than in an other rs. = y Forced by Allied air- raids to Q Y p ov' become "cave dwellers" these inSince the outbreak of the warce. members of a German family Quebec is the headquarters for the Y.M.C.A War Services have Steel plants of the United States V emerge from their cliffaide shack Canada's second peacetime export, • �: been *distributed to the members can produce almost as much steel waving a white surrender flag after pulp and .paper, of which it ro- , , of the armea forces free of charge p one and a half billion sheets of as the rest, of the world put to- - the Allies had captured the area. duces 25 per -cent of the world's - snpplv,, half of Canada's total pro- writing paper; three-quarters of a eetber: Health -Bestowing -ductign, billion envelopes, nearly four mil - Over a third of Canada's avail- lion postcards, reported James Y. RARE RABBITS - ' Qualities of Apples able hydro -electric porter and over `� Murdock, chairman of War Ser - half of our developed power is in vices, and recently returned from b The proverb about an apple aQuebec. overseas, . at the recent- annual s S day keeping the doctor away has Quebec produces all of Canada's - �3 meeting in Toronto. snore truth in it than some of us chromite., much of, .its gold, -ands ; �•,•' Other equipment distributed .in- may think s the Kitchen Re- _slhtt8o_oer cent_pf _ac �s __ � _ _ _ eluded 53,964 hockey sticks, �75,000 " y - xord. two-thirds of its selenium, all: of"R softballs, and thousands of other Because apples are considered a 'its titaniuni, - most of its zinc, all items. In 1444 the "Y" .operated amore- or less common fruit their -of its asbestos, a substantial part 17 hasteta, 93 towns or urban actual health -bestowing qualities oa ' ts mica, much of its bricks, .tile . "�, centers, 3,708 recreation centers, are often underestimated. The acid 'other structural , materials, -and semed men at 50 -6 - outposts. tnc u Ittg app es In _ r one'sdaily after rtadin ha what be hub at the nation's tri ontreal the - Y Y Quebec contains is b. q g - ns ortation. l -bulletin on Uricultu're has to say Mcntieal• is second `only Pio New � �: � Britain's Little Ships •about them. If -stresses. .the fol- Wage Constant War lowing points: DECORATED Brig -.Gen. Thomas Power, above. "They are the sources of natural commander of Guam -based B.98 fruit, sugar and thus provide en- raiders, headed -a force of 300 It is fair to say, on balance, that every half-hour of the twenty-four orgy. Eaten raw between meals bombers that set fire to 10 square the, seven seas- -a t f other o - - --they satisfy the carving for sweets. miles of Tokyo. in one o "The water :contained in apples British tion being naval t b is in its purest form. fork as a Kto ghtIn themain, it isBritain's orth _American port: little ships that are engaged. and y "They tend. to promote• proper. On , the' island of Montreal live not ode out of hundred of these el'midation as akin and the frame- about haftthe population of Que- . actions ever hits the headlines, nays work provide, bulk ani the. organic bee gird just about a -tenth of all The London Sunday IIespateh. : salts are diuretic. , Canada's people. ".Apples counteract a tendency Altogether a- picture, -when. pre - The work of guarding ocean and _ ► to -acidosis as they have .a alka- sented thus in cold: -fi coastal convoys to Britain and Radio comedienne Minnie Pearl -, gores, to Russia, raises her own Easter bunnies — _ line ash. A Y well' masticated apple amaze most Canai3ians, who hear ussa, oprotectng fighting men and unusual bunnies at that. With !thus aids .digestion. eo 'much about Quebec political) withdrawn, from Narvik, Dunker- - - ' • Y black ears, noses, at�d rings around que and Crete, the supplying of. ngs "Apples . are- a source of vita'- buc riot -much about it9 actual. life their eyes, they might have hour - mins necessaryto the body. _ Malta and the North' African forces bred as blackfaces to support "One large apple g?yes 100 cal- " during the grim •days of Italian Minnie.'s act. Aale About Tails ories." T- ive persons escaped from a ;A. Curious Num' 'ber flood -trapped train March 8 lis - clinging-to--bt�lls'--ta"-- -- -- - -- --.-One o�f our readers has discvv • . _ _.-- lITEWAL---_Ofired curious nam­4er.---1t �a .. .. e Is scene, is northern Queensland - 1428577. U N E M p* Q Y M j428377. Lieut. Colonel Richard, Sankey - -Australia;' said - a wall of water V itXNT Multiply it_ by two, or three, &r Malone, 33, of- Winnipeg and To -r of caught the .train on a bridge bei OKS four, five, or ,six, the same fig- ionto, in command of Canadian IHSVILWCE BO tween Tyr and Homehill. W tires appear in.the an3wer and no Army Public Relations units in Five passengers released cattle other N figure. orth Western' Europe; who has from stocks cars and grabbed hold When multiplied by ae��en the been .awarded the O.B.E. Colonel Malone, a Winnipeg, Man., news. of bullocks' tails as the -frightened digits are all 'the 's'ame.—Toronto paper execuitve, was mentioned in animals plunged into the flood. , g despatches. in. 1844. ,Telegram. They were towed to safety. :{ •All Unemployment Insurance Books for the year endin March 31 REMAINS OF CAPTURED GERMAN VILLAGE Y g st, 1945, nnust be ea - changed for new books. t Kindly communicate immediately wiih the _ o -m nearest Emplo est and Selective. -Service .:>:..,. , " 3 — ce i you ave not ea y exchanged your z employees' books. s.... There• are severe penalties for failing ,to make Unemployment -- . Insurance Contributions for your insured employees and for t -failure to renew the Insurance �f Books as required. " you are are an insunrotect Pred erso . • _y •P your benefit -rights by seeing that •your Insurance ' Book 'has ..been exchanged. VNZKftOTbW" INSlDt "CB CO>mSSIOIrr ~. HUMPHREY MITCHE><.L,, LOUIS J. T&OTTIF.R' f hfinisier of La6orr a y R. J. TALLON ;. - a e,.. . ALLAN- bf. MITCHELL At first glance it looks as" though the' Canadian soldier in this picture is looking upon nothing but r Comntisaionen. '_ • a German village of deserted rubble and ruins. On closer inspection it will be seen that a Canadian bdl�do`zer is clearing the streets, leveling bomb holes, and bringing a semblance df order out of DW 43.3-9 - 441 �r r k Y R 5 r HOLED -UP Quebec Most Urbanized Part Of Our Country Some Adna .. Facts About Quebec blot Known By Many Canadians How little most of Canada knows about Quebec is indicated by some facts sifted out and . published by the Financial Post. Most of them, one imagines,, will surprise the ma- jority of Canadians. For ,example: Quebec's people are- Canada's youngest,- because families are large, children numerous. , Some 74 per cent of the population is under 40 years of age. The birth rate is of the population and because of the high proportion of women. As in other countries, fertility is fall - nig as -move, more and, 4 t N ��, � � °++• N more into cities and factories but >:.Aht death rate falling 1 %..J.e� "` ?� ., ,..7 a /;iW %4r• .,. .,. , r r, r ,, `• �' ,, fJ j „•y k r y 9iE F: '. [• ', iC ,n ,ti11IE!. nlpst CanadlaIlS like t0 . ,:of ;.r.i:%o-t.:':e'11A, .•.:R �.:..e.i;;.. .: Jai.-. #"".:".",''.... :�:rra�. �'... ...i'. " :r.•,:...v. ,r :: ##i r In of Quebec as a simple t y y, prinsoners captured east of the Rhine are . marched , Escorted b men of the Third Army,- Nazi ,� .,<'.: "` of habitant farmers, actually it is away from the battle area. -These Germans are part of 'an entire battalion .that refused to fight r n., the most urbanized part of the and. surrendered to the Allies. ' ' # nation. Some 63 per cent of Que- bec s ue -bees people like in towns and SET TOKYO AFIRE dominance -of the 1tlediterranean— cities: - Canadian Y.M.C.A. all took toll in British ships and More of Canada's stand of mer- "J x ' sale=chartable accessible timber is in Overseas Service British lives. t Quebec than in an other rs. = y Forced by Allied air- raids to Q Y p ov' become "cave dwellers" these inSince the outbreak of the warce. members of a German family Quebec is the headquarters for the Y.M.C.A War Services have Steel plants of the United States V emerge from their cliffaide shack Canada's second peacetime export, • �: been *distributed to the members can produce almost as much steel waving a white surrender flag after pulp and .paper, of which it ro- , , of the armea forces free of charge p one and a half billion sheets of as the rest, of the world put to- - the Allies had captured the area. duces 25 per -cent of the world's - snpplv,, half of Canada's total pro- writing paper; three-quarters of a eetber: Health -Bestowing -ductign, billion envelopes, nearly four mil - Over a third of Canada's avail- lion postcards, reported James Y. RARE RABBITS - ' Qualities of Apples able hydro -electric porter and over `� Murdock, chairman of War Ser - half of our developed power is in vices, and recently returned from b The proverb about an apple aQuebec. overseas, . at the recent- annual s S day keeping the doctor away has Quebec produces all of Canada's - �3 meeting in Toronto. snore truth in it than some of us chromite., much of, .its gold, -ands ; �•,•' Other equipment distributed .in- may think s the Kitchen Re- _slhtt8o_oer cent_pf _ac �s __ � _ _ _ eluded 53,964 hockey sticks, �75,000 " y - xord. two-thirds of its selenium, all: of"R softballs, and thousands of other Because apples are considered a 'its titaniuni, - most of its zinc, all items. In 1444 the "Y" .operated amore- or less common fruit their -of its asbestos, a substantial part 17 hasteta, 93 towns or urban actual health -bestowing qualities oa ' ts mica, much of its bricks, .tile . "�, centers, 3,708 recreation centers, are often underestimated. The acid 'other structural , materials, -and semed men at 50 -6 - outposts. tnc u Ittg app es In _ r one'sdaily after rtadin ha what be hub at the nation's tri ontreal the - Y Y Quebec contains is b. q g - ns ortation. l -bulletin on Uricultu're has to say Mcntieal• is second `only Pio New � �: � Britain's Little Ships •about them. If -stresses. .the fol- Wage Constant War lowing points: DECORATED Brig -.Gen. Thomas Power, above. "They are the sources of natural commander of Guam -based B.98 fruit, sugar and thus provide en- raiders, headed -a force of 300 It is fair to say, on balance, that every half-hour of the twenty-four orgy. Eaten raw between meals bombers that set fire to 10 square the, seven seas- -a t f other o - - --they satisfy the carving for sweets. miles of Tokyo. in one o "The water :contained in apples British tion being naval t b is in its purest form. fork as a Kto ghtIn themain, it isBritain's orth _American port: little ships that are engaged. and y "They tend. to promote• proper. On , the' island of Montreal live not ode out of hundred of these el'midation as akin and the frame- about haftthe population of Que- . actions ever hits the headlines, nays work provide, bulk ani the. organic bee gird just about a -tenth of all The London Sunday IIespateh. : salts are diuretic. , Canada's people. ".Apples counteract a tendency Altogether a- picture, -when. pre - The work of guarding ocean and _ ► to -acidosis as they have .a alka- sented thus in cold: -fi coastal convoys to Britain and Radio comedienne Minnie Pearl -, gores, to Russia, raises her own Easter bunnies — _ line ash. A Y well' masticated apple amaze most Canai3ians, who hear ussa, oprotectng fighting men and unusual bunnies at that. With !thus aids .digestion. eo 'much about Quebec political) withdrawn, from Narvik, Dunker- - - ' • Y black ears, noses, at�d rings around que and Crete, the supplying of. ngs "Apples . are- a source of vita'- buc riot -much about it9 actual. life their eyes, they might have hour - mins necessaryto the body. _ Malta and the North' African forces bred as blackfaces to support "One large apple g?yes 100 cal- " during the grim •days of Italian Minnie.'s act. Aale About Tails ories." T- ive persons escaped from a ;A. Curious Num' 'ber flood -trapped train March 8 lis - clinging-to--bt�lls'--ta"-- -- -- - -- --.-One o�f our readers has discvv • . _ _.-- lITEWAL---_Ofired curious nam­4er.---1t �a .. .. e Is scene, is northern Queensland - 1428577. U N E M p* Q Y M j428377. Lieut. Colonel Richard, Sankey - -Australia;' said - a wall of water V itXNT Multiply it_ by two, or three, &r Malone, 33, of- Winnipeg and To -r of caught the .train on a bridge bei OKS four, five, or ,six, the same fig- ionto, in command of Canadian IHSVILWCE BO tween Tyr and Homehill. W tires appear in.the an3wer and no Army Public Relations units in Five passengers released cattle other N figure. orth Western' Europe; who has from stocks cars and grabbed hold When multiplied by ae��en the been .awarded the O.B.E. Colonel Malone, a Winnipeg, Man., news. of bullocks' tails as the -frightened digits are all 'the 's'ame.—Toronto paper execuitve, was mentioned in animals plunged into the flood. , g despatches. in. 1844. ,Telegram. They were towed to safety. :{ •All Unemployment Insurance Books for the year endin March 31 REMAINS OF CAPTURED GERMAN VILLAGE Y g st, 1945, nnust be ea - changed for new books. t Kindly communicate immediately wiih the _ o -m nearest Emplo est and Selective. -Service .:>:..,. , " 3 — ce i you ave not ea y exchanged your z employees' books. s.... There• are severe penalties for failing ,to make Unemployment -- . Insurance Contributions for your insured employees and for t -failure to renew the Insurance �f Books as required. " you are are an insunrotect Pred erso . • _y •P your benefit -rights by seeing that •your Insurance ' Book 'has ..been exchanged. VNZKftOTbW" INSlDt "CB CO>mSSIOIrr ~. HUMPHREY MITCHE><.L,, LOUIS J. T&OTTIF.R' f hfinisier of La6orr a y R. J. TALLON ;. - a e,.. . ALLAN- bf. MITCHELL At first glance it looks as" though the' Canadian soldier in this picture is looking upon nothing but r Comntisaionen. '_ • a German village of deserted rubble and ruins. On closer inspection it will be seen that a Canadian bdl�do`zer is clearing the streets, leveling bomb holes, and bringing a semblance df order out of DW 43.3-9 - •. ..�.j ::r.S.... ar . ,,,. ,w ..:a.. cvs�' }' ",: .?t :'r• s a . - v::'-s'rr'., 4' R conducting officer. He Brill direct entertained the Young Pe' 10. of the Mrs. E, Hiib of Oshawa, is spend- 'WANTED - i.�as8ltled Ad s the' new train conducting office at community at a party on - of ing a few d%p in the village. Divisional headquarters. evening of this geek. Mrs. A. flatten and Freddie who DEAD HORSES AND-CAT'l'LQ Wanted -Singer Drop Head Sewing t One of the greatest errors Cana- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilk:a' and have been at the .East Coas4 all �',Ot I[ee1Cg II P# write. " 'Machines, We Day cash. Call or udian people could make would be to sons, Lorne and Donald, who spent winter have opened their hoere Sewing Machine, 16 regard the Canadian Red Cross as a the wisher me hp p p - write. Singer' ths in Florida, re- again. BROOKLIN .. .. .. bf Ontario Str. Oshawa, phone 696 • war organization only. Prior to 191.3 turn+:,d to th.poneir home last week. Mrs. K. Blick and Berwin are PICKERING .. .. .. .. .. no 30 tf Red .Cross societies confined their Next Straday, the Sacramr-nt' of , spend:zg amnk time with friends in PICKERING .. .. .. .. $d toe and •the Lord's Supper will be ob�erv3ci. Pbrt paihousie. Chick Hstcher7 work AGINCOL3RT ...... ....souse 814141 I.eghorna and Barred hock chicks. ester relief, , but the last war Mr. Charles Ernpringii,.ct , Aiax, -Miss- Shirley Risk had the' miefor- we 8 the done charges Hatch oft suers' Wednesday. changed that progra¢n. Neled for meat was a recent visitor with some of tune to painfully injure her hand in p p g _ SLttery's to Farm to serve in war brought home to all the people o! Mount Zion. a car door recently. governments the need for a general Mr. Fod Mrs. Wa'•ter Brigr atl anu Mr. and Mrs. E. Coates and faze- • GORDON YOUNCr LTD ' Phare 1 R 22. Alton Rd: R. R. 2, improvement in the health of the , daughters visited with Mr. �_id Mrs. ily received a beautiful lamp and Toronto Phone Ad. 863A Pickering .People, E. Careen -and -family on Sunday. table at a surprise party given at X • ' May' i. 45 -At •the instance of the five great . Donovan Appleby who has the home of . Mr, and Mrs. Morrish• -Wanted to Buy — pianos, radios,.) powers, file heading, -medical and pub- been em-plove In --Toronto durivtg the by their neighbors. We are' sorry to 'washing. machines, violins, sewing lic health authorities gathered at w7atizr is now at home. ,lose them from our midst, but wish STANLEY urachi les, bicycles, tricycles. Have Cannes in 1919, concluded that the Miss Jean Linton, Toronto, was . them luck in their slew, hoime, at ,you any of the above iteans that prevention of diseaste. and the pro= with her parents this week -end, Kinsale. Abu are not using and wish to sell? tection of health was a primary re- The Sunday Scl,00l and Church Please describe fully. Write Box sponsibility of the government. Red Services were combined far the Ess-' t 606 News Office. Jun 30. Cross as a nox�pol}tical organization ter Ser. ice on SL.tday. Mra. L. Pegg -Th, LOCKER STORAGE would be able, by educating the pub- of Greenwood u as soloist. Easter DANCE iia and in other. ways, to stimulate readings, and songs by the Jlstior of the Wartlamz e Prices and Trade health -work. So into the treaty end- Be roilng. S_. day, April 150 the tou v] e Board, 60 percent of o i the 1914-18 «lar' and known as Sunday School will • be held in the At Claremont -to be rented to farmers. Any • far- � 1 `Phone 8touffvilie 348 asethe Covenant of 'the League of. Nat- noloning and the church z!n cam -in touch with,Taylor sad Lvyst, Clare- ions was wri�ten Article.25, rF-FC>reby the e�•en:.tg. The `-iilb will -likely ba 23 members of the League agreeC to the same as in forn2e: ears, 11.00 FRI. APR.' 16Th,• Doors Oben Each Night Aa. 6.30 rnont, Ont. phone ,J4--wourage anti promute Ili- fish- 1 a. ,ni, and 7.:;'J p. m. _ Marines Saturday at 2 $. M. - For Sale -= 11-'bistered No., I -Nobarb a r Tiie"tib''"•ala:i s :�ssociat:on met -at :• __ Cr�rwn Hent and co=5p_ratiuil of duly ati.l - I f ConZr�riunity Halt Bailey L ort-voluntnry Red - Cross organ- f thr home Mrs. lash id Day' on FRIDAY SATURDAY Millet v cents per pound. Ti:mot„y izations haying as purposes t 4. 't] .s. Nlc`V'• -.APRIL fr'and 7 $4.50 per bush -1. F. ' H. Westney, provement of health, the prevent`.on.. was in charge of the ptr,gra:n. Rol! " Pi��-ring_i`ho16> D5 _R 1.3.: _3 of dis�a.:� 'aid the n:itiga '.un of i Call - "Gia(:*' ::Ac issior 35C. Marine aiders " .Seed Yotatues, - for' sale. Warba, suffering throughout- the wur:d." 'Mission 1'a id niet c:': `fiat'_;:day of t Notice T aO'Brienan th Aur y 1 Irish C'obhlers and I:atadins;' also• +.,rin rn 4I rch :II, it the ba5e-r n'. fi O'Br 1 Estonia" cream separator. Jams I of the chur.h in spite of the rain. • Pat d Rii 4e ' Murdoch, R. R. ' 1, YScls�rir.-a on 4th ",Greenwood-5fr. Frank fliers}• �,at:'••.xicd - the- t�Ge Bandit_ Ranger 1, 33 nday,-al,ril °. : iconces;:or% Council,- on Mo •. • T (fkItUf::: SEhI}]1RS'AND' - Ifs. �;?�r J«r..a, of _OttwAa, .was "lym,otn3tion Storm noon, and CULT)}"ATORS The Woman's •association and the visiting Ills parents; 'lir. a,d Mr=. �tortn,Sash :Made `to Order starring 'Fin Holt - A limi°,zd ,run:bei. u2, head. Sc. the=n Red Crass :+iii -meet on Tinirsdzy, � yarn .1- .:' s; �:'r.o have . b2en in poor Asphalt Shingles at once. April 1t,, in .11he _ Sunda;; Sc -how N�altti. _ - = o Roofings. Y D roo.:n. A craitt is to be dure,.so cn, ne David Durl_: h, F 1IO�D:1Y — TU ES AY Roll J, g Balt don, Hard`vrare," Tick.eiag Mg *�hk1°", spent Asphalt Sidings _ APR1L 9 and 10 For Sale — Al.a,;Ia oats suitable for early. �'+ �e�k=e+.d .�1,"h Mr an& 1)'rs - - Wall Boards eta se. $0c, pit b In. Gaa'n. T:,r-i,)th} i T!Le bit.-.iunary.Dfpartm•:r.'a C. Chz:!ns F'.s and %a.r ti'. _ - 5 Cags7 .ed se $3.00 bus;:: AL'u g4;Va ••1iZ•'d I Sundae School, •held' at, very :ntrr t- -. .- -.: -+► - _ . LYI.i ;' ��}rdon ...-,"Dragon :__rectanguar k'4' r <�pp?y ta2:k. yap- rig a. er.me�eting in the church un _« Du t � - - - - lS• :r+ 1 I),u as hacnri` ;wrday even+r V Liril3sitUn Kaherine Hepburn Walter Huston achy 5a ga pit'.' g,' y R,� R W, tilci•'ey n'41 cOTAL. '. - -- CialerTir,L,:• phone 1603. - -_ 9a,ramL• .t S-rvic•e on Su mt ,,r�- }' .Phone.l9Pi _ =—f;3is3. t:ztCli9. 21l at TL1.;;_--._.,_. a ,.ori \, era '1; -F:D�,: �.D�Y .?tire L Uh e 1g I'a• Bray Hateho;ri can' let } ,�lhave im- ?Ir. stud. ylxs.:P.ab i're tell ,called � � ! N:,:v a i cc s,a :,its her Toronto AD 6o'L3 — I';c;t, B3 K 12 �•y fi4: - I AFUIL 11 and 12 .-. . I t.-z!s-h-zt- `;attu d }. -�- AGincourt 36 I.rhhorn, '�"e^- ifa`t s:h+re Ch'c ^'1l, L+. N. Lnci,�, c'd of Fen r, i z C. aid .ir Yt ry.n.uWr- hr '�,� �p �^• there':' a li+ilitFd ,tea l t : started in I'.lii.. Ic �islri^. �I:s: I� in Ii du.n. ;:E`L f�1L) :rr,.n :,,r tn• "s:u 1['1O Glg� ON 11I1[�r z' i y oc�F`i.• 31.3e1it brUUd•1r 1 (,' lu;llei`>c cocett iY's; un [ <- 1 '•'�F. •fw=d .ZIS l ., Alar ,C, Ti r, ' i t,LLrt; . i .•:1C4ti S. 1✓. ed. I.G':e ^.0 Llmc• tirCi,,,r. i'• �9 t,.-. ? :n2ri. (,,�t,r{l il.... ! « 1 1'-'l,rd ',lr'. ].a e+�a�, '. L• -.ti. .f� Y«:- . 'i'r•all:u•e Tired; -'Iii:tltir Barnes: l•rzisay,�11Ce:,ti�..il,l�R T , ler -12. t?: fief. r'ng, •r i l �}lfZt.'f ��.� )31 F;CC4 I,oc.,wi>rul 11•tl..l(2, liC£F.•., .. A tiIF:, 6s •)mv- ? .,xt tel -{. — t .ar 'e, i t 1 ► ca.�L}. -Y,F.Gd4TER -_ .i:: nvr c,L T,, w. + .ckx. .,,.: �*.tr. nri a i _ - ! =f1 !gilt �lr. 1 .�• u2 e( �o J:.a►r ,�`�i.�;�'� .i;a • - a i i- r;t i:i>a t, } i;' L� ...... 1.:trr1 tills. ZjI'tt,rr P' ;rl n: Sui:day. C.'�.R f .4L�►-, Thc~sday, Ap '' 1'_ - auet:rn'sa`e. 1" <.'sn .d: i C.ir - ira'Tra: its: r tiT a: a ete.l.Ea� T�nS r`_ r,. s + Yfti a'Ule Tlf•',btS «: t� It) r!Y' i l4 r1 .! w;'Ptriri�,:l t:a it'll c' Sttn4,'ct.' . Fe _ MOX S6 Of it t.d ». .. ttu ..., _ .... _ •: :ChUAI .rLxwll_O!','rI It idly t int. E,T7s it:r =� rll+.:t >..tG.' _ 31. Me Wile east of C1:irems+nt, tiv� bv)- T.. rrc :bAr-, �f the h�'. }i. i, a•.:d l"at da; 1.�r, c �j ��;•!� frl.� ��f�L .5r(1`�i f5 t a z�•-•ms e{r, bind 1:ap ,e,;.:•. > iera , n; and- ! _ per y of Fre l..'_J,,arter. Sale-ut •2.00 F �}te;:til fin Cirr;P were pre '.•:i ,t -: •er:ieYQ cvridticted b F., v, +Permanent} ! ;. Eastei :-jagging F' _ Terms cash .A. s. F'arn_er, UC . ;ne_.��ff1.�ItS�nilankim Vis etiT�nded tik o I a -� - i '2e -� The regular �r rrt-hTv -w-eting of.l RADIO - ERVICEi that Frafs the Temper. and Send The New. 'Fo -That Coy In 'Fhe , :the:''girla `for _a. ';Ari iovely.sen2c.e: the �t or.Hrr� ���"cia�ion •it bb Service RW o:, Thursd April 5, at the Nerves. t T a :1la:,cr•, tvi:h'- thevillage�r^up. im P•r � N I may bo Your Eyes. Audi _ Twp. Council - coatinucrl - _ ci•iai'i+e. •It,!)!1 Call "An. Eager � ,b'n'� C.14. TUM -OPT. D. _ _ T'hwght �. _.. ( Rob _ a .The Audley Community Club meet- The young Pw+ple's S�,ciety lull) I Disney Block, - Opp• P. O. be erected at 'll*e:. ktric2pal i3uit(}- i.rg, Lroupkam. i.ng for next Monday night has be,�,n tet at the hF ne of M:. fihirlep ,..,.,.eo .eine• •uR Dr. W. V. tlke!Iy has t>ee2+ postprnled Cluing to the sudden death 'rI' � irk- rr r 11day. April 9. All Young Phone 1516 ointed Assistant ;}:. E3.. ill art l :v.;il „of -President Arch Bell's mother,, nn 1 Peop!c are tired to at-.fd ,Guaranteed Repair Service look after the Ajax :'ilisge a::•a..Iie-R�'edn?sday, at l�insalp. ' Burial Make o - blr. and' Mrs. Andewr N1oIlverat.L OSIUWA, ONT K -ill take place at Gr•oveside .Genet-, motored •to Huntsville fur the holi Alii Ma r`�� -.was appointed foil•)wing the r:a,►gna- I',roaklin,_ora Sattlyda � tion of Dr. Parks fr �r that of f is a, - ery, ' y day week -end. �� • Accounts passed )leads and- . —'�' It was a pleasure tri ,see - r. and ; pi RT H U R E L>� Maple Leaf Fire '-- Bridges $$394.91; Gontingeitrcies Mount Zion - Mrs. C. T. Hunter, old-time residents :_ PHONE 52 R $ !$1279.52, Relief $102.41, Sheep Darn iva �+ of this village. They were accomp- • sgsd $36 Paid to Alan MacKenzie anied by their -gra daughter, . Miss ;P'ICIKERING, ONT. Isuranee Co -for three- sheep killed amouint io Miss pat Moffat, Toronto, is Mary. Harron. - - olida's with Mr. and Mrs. John For •e visited th Easter h Rt din e $12. sac g 3 Oshawa Gea- Cp Bates for Faun and Cotantrs Mr. and Mrs. nt Mea ray,` eral Hospital and report him improv .Nortk Pickering Red Cross News ise Adele James spent the Eas ing steadily. :1Market -' Windstorm Insurance on Bu RdbW ter holidays with her parents in Tor- Bort, to Mr. and Mie. Horace J[rl A W;w Silos atm ' - - Brougham Brent to the work con- onto. Brom; a son, at 'the' Toronto bleat- - - 'vener 'last week: 59 girls' combina-. Mr. and Mrs. Elton -Hobbs, Haan- ern Hospital.. Our •Motto - Satisfaction or looney N�obiie'Insu�inee at tions, 7 turtlenecks., 4 pair socias, 2 Ilton, spent the week -end with the Mr. Arthur Arinis, Ottawa, oras li0eliryadeld � All gid pair gloves. Transortation worries latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wan.: home fol the Easter week -end.. - solved by the kindness of Mr. Nolan. Gsieen, Mrs. Harry Pearce and faanily are Choice Baby Beefs from Ontarw's�� •� PhoneBut in the last few days of the Maeber Leonard Davies, who req-' staying with he; mother fora fewer Farms successful drive for Five Million 'eptly underwent .an appendicitis ol.- days. N' 'Dressed Poultry BOusAt BioWnil & Rowe, Dollars' in Okitario,_ it seems fitting eration in Oshawa Hospital, -is get- Misses Janet -and Violet -Allison - that.we recount some of the work, ting along nicely and is able to be have returned to ,their home here Choice Fresh and Cooked Meats !, --, .'of the Red Cross in its wider aspects home. after spending the winder with vela- and forget our own efforts for a Misses Betfq and' Marjorg Apleby fives in -Montana: Ban* -made Sausage A - Specialty Tarr" l $ Elevator time, no matter how -worths. . A. L SUTHERLAND Did you know that there are um- — -- Bee. 38J Phones . Off. SSW iversities a in oar _ • _ I'liewe- ,1808--_ W>e tt-Your Attenifion -ate- - `prison camps? About 10,000' self - Business a, contained educational courses have �nOt Cash 1.1 - Feels been sent to Geranan camps„ . and i' Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole or t 14,738 prisoners have entered for Chop Western Grain, Vrowle t recognized zed FOR. YOUR CAR -- ANY, MASE w ch are LUMBER Co • _ r ' io lu 13'm COMRIE Mnah for chickens, 500 t ns uexamnaa �e by 113 examining bodies in the. Un- Call Jbw Davidson 'ited Kingdaili, Commonwealth and B. A. Station Pickering, Onf. 100 lbs Developing Coneen i Empire. This service, enabling abwat LI>!dl'1'ED Mollaisses, OR Cake, Glnttesa, A0,000 British prisoners of war to Bst+srs, Shorts, Middlings themselves for: Wise Fencing, Steely Fence Rods - I weir return to civilian lite, after the N O t ��•V -' VO Yoe :�carbora ,. Junc�on Binder Twine, wartiess Awa;, is run by the Prisoners -of -War sad 'D'ar WS, Hken bs. _ Department of the British Red Cross Sierje• sad Weeds' .Milhtees Postalisi !TELEPHONES Howiird 1117, and Seauboro 83a 'foods' Coolers - Ttt*Wx ':Diu 1 ,Sorjety Educational Books Sect{�n, �i • •1, - ,l . we . do bnitding ..of all )dads ea for studying about 250 different C ARPIlyd�1MING-1tough and Dressed'' Lumber MillworY Wooden �htngles �.. subjects, either by, postal courses or 'CE] ING ander the direction of ' other PAW- PLIMBIN40 Enures Satsii -' Doors -Screens �y Interior Truitt �onki$igur �rselt'L n10l�t� �L tea's of war poesessing the necessary ROOFING - • iii tions, If the required books soft and Hardwood 1ploorkit, We abs- tselt_ Brantford Rooms ' Bre not among those available st Empire Bathroom - Bride Insulated Hiding Cedsrgrain-'9hingle .Siding' �t Geneva they: are sent, direct from Mauls,Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar 9hiisfles .R. C. m baro Wates ' 71 - Oxford, where university professore• Eq* snt, Atsphalt 9lifogles . - Roll Roofing - �CLEND'ENINa give advice in their spare time on 03vtems, y swi• 3d'asonite Products ' Marcla Tile L DiR>B'd7Z�01t - �he selection of books and on unit- Equipasent,- and i+e'Ipb Arabstsnes • �� Rook Wool Insulation Cetttehit end Lane . able courses Of 'study. Ba20di'ng Materlais Weeping 7114 . pewer. Pipe s barb; 11000 K The welfaile job 'which the Red ;MARTIN-SENOT,TR 100 p, e. ME PAIN'D �� am. 1 Crass is- doing on trains bringing re- T oth 'Free /'�� turned servicemen, as well as the _ Markham �hJ,[lte, BAtish wives -of Canadian a^rvlc•e- Work Guaranteed, l ('� c' ]� Busmen, is soon to be greatly expanded. Fame an pp V Cedar Shingles Toronto branch's Emergency Reserve grades of . L?.• C. seri Cores have to date carried out • J. PROU R =ad of the wort for the .vomea: -- � V. Q CramP�. is the Divislon's _.. : ,`• . . • - - - - -Sa+"'� ' w t"-sans-t"$,cr .;..' - _ - z ' '.r !:.{s'.vS..,.i°( ..:.'. a .. ':..1.. ✓-.Y. .:._. "_: +_'_.. J_2 , -..*u do ^ .. ,. _ _ _ �, • i' Xj Tite Easter servicae with the per- sister, Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Swansea visited J. B. wilem !ss.! A R E MT CL ON Lett weather, brought out a large Wallace Ellicott and child and Mr. wd. congregation `to hear the earliest and Mrs. James Ravey, all of Tor- Mr. John Nunn visited the irk message of Rev. Mr. Kennedy, and onto, and the Ford• 4amily of High- over the weekend. ' :fir. and Mie. Joseph Sutton. Misses _' the special ,music by the choir. Mr. land Creek. A. real family gathering. w Robert Millar sing the appropriate The -Hush Gannon family of Oah- Jean and Ruth Snttonti Mr. and ations and fern acted as bridesmaid. , selection '.The. Holy City". The reg- awa, and- Miss Gladys of Toronto, - �^�e�.l.�Ma `" -' '• Mrs, , • G. Sutton, Mr. aid Mrs. Wlm• Mr, - Regissald Kew ady, brother of alar service was followed by cam- were with their people. W'� = � •�! Sutton and baby, -and Ms. S. Trausie the bride was groomsman. The munion service. A greater number Mr. and Mrs, Frank Malcolm and - - K of Toronto, attended the Sutton- wedding music was played by Mrs ----than- usual participated in the Soc= daughters o a, oreen �'he omsa's-A Kennedy wedding on Saturday"'lsst. Walter Ward. Assisting in receiving ram�ent, _ Findlay of Toronto, were with the at the hoarse of'Mrs. Leslie Hollingm ]fair. " siT. n Hill, f days a has was the bride's mother wearing a The nwnbers of the W. M. S. Howard Maicoim's. on. Wednesday afternoon, April 1L been visiting for a few days at the figured sills jersey gown, and the who were .privileged to get to the PO. Shelini•k . and Miss Raansay Word for Roll ' Call - "Easter 'United Church manse. , lg. - Miss Mildred H•awkley--of Toronto �oo`m s mother in blue crepe;' For Wilitev_al- _.meeting on, Wednesday were with the letter's people. Sacrifice and Victory"- Mrs, W.. C. trravelling, the bride . clianged to a afternoon report a very spent the week-t�zd at her hcriie here. po e:ijoyable The regular visits of our young .Murkar, Pickering, will be speaker Mrs. J. C. Murkar and daughter, brown wool suit and top coat with outing, people. with their own folk home for at this meeting. brown accessories. accentuated with ' The monthly Social --Eventing Spon- -the weekend: Miss Jean Roach from Wftd Marilyn spent the week -end with the lune green. ,The happy couple will sored b the Friendly- Bible Class .�' !-ormeed .mother, Mrs. Thos. Bacon. Y Y ..t= -T- has been visiting with her uncle, Mr, . A grass fire last week at the home their home in'Toronto. was held this month on Monday _ _ Wesley R(?ach. of Mr. Ernie Baker needed the help evening,at the Manson Ellicott home. Green River Miss Anthony and Airs. A. Chap• of the fire department,' who soon ex- Bowling Club -Had Annual Meeting The Easter %Thankoffering meet- man weere week -end guests with BowSng is March 1945 - A Record rig of the W. M. S. held on. Good Mrs. Morrish. ltiiguishe4l the fire, The Clai�nont Bowling Club held Friday -evening vias -well' attended.. Friends•. with. Miss Margo Wilson- Mrrs, Tyner and children, also Mise - = Mr. and Mrs.. Bradbury,. Uxbridge , their annual meeting last week with The singing, old old familiar h over the holiday were; Mrs.. Fland- Y spend- epent Sunda) with Mrs. Conner said hymns ers and Mr. and Airs S Davie Emily Petty, of Marlba7ik are mo er. the of -luck su r a few "ends" of i, ofToronto. A4r. and- Diss. Floyd Coates of P per' gi r. -n by Rev. Mr, • Kenaedy wasMrs. John Petty. bowling were pla -•ed=remarkable for + , reciated b • those Mrs. Chas. Haan, of Toronto, via- .,-...Toronto, ia- s g y tPP y present. Lavely bliss Kay Smelling, svea�,t the'week _: •Toronto, Harold and Jim. rv. re with } ited- her ¢rents Frank and Mrs. • . Mrs. John, y, this ,time .of the year, Hydrangea- d _cara,hd -the church sent P end with Geor a and AZrs. Todd. Costas for the holida Officers elected for the present ! by Mrs. Burrows an Easter Gift cab- Turner. We pleas�'ta-s `Mrs, goLinea- Mr. and Mrs. Len Lye, had as AIr- and Mrs. J. Alt lass and Allen their Nat fvi the week -Lad Mrs. year were:, President, Earl Beare, ! led to her by her sva Joe int' ts,-r- � back from the hospital and hope - their • -'- ' 1st Vice -President, Robt. •For-For;many. of Toron.o,spent e, few,da •s Nvith J. Thomas Ly,,, of Toronto. _ rl she will soon be around a aim. s and Vice -President, . Fred Evans, Locals E. and Mrs-.-. itsvn-- -- his: Herb Bar lett; of .Ajax, spent Mrs. 'Vic. Robinson- of Toronto, Cecretar;-Treasurer, Mr. Invin,'Ass- AIr, and 11lrs. Alb, -rt, Burrows and- :tlr. aild _yrs. Simpson, Clarkson, Faster with Mr, said Mrs. Wesley spent the week -end vyith, .tli°s. Bob ista-at Secret MrI. Don Iled s. ! %"isit ! ge children a:td Airs. A. Phillips oo N. i ad T. anti i►I.ar «'ilia is. i. Petty Holman. Miss Ruth Pratt has accepted a.1 Mrs. Ted Tamlirson and family, The usual committees were formed Oshawa,' a,' were Saturday visitors Gf ; ! Mr and Mrs. Smith and daughter following the election. - air: and Mrs: C. Burows. _ l posi;icra..at_ ZTr.,W. Duncai s store. ; called on Mrs. i3 '• Anith on'Frida Mrs, lius Cooper and Gar}' and. e'U - „ZIr. and -MrS. Roy Carter havey'' It was decided to_ 1eavP- the .. A - and Mrs. C. Burrow; were ! Airs. Ferguson, Mrs. Deline and --- -:, Bill Tc,fi inion, a spent the week= t ;aid with Lr. and Alm, TumlitLson. bership fees the, sante as last year, Osha,.,•a visitors on Sunday. moved to he farm• lately owned_ by 4.. -little son had tea on Good Friday+ ar_d also -decided to have a dance in - The Won•,,,r: s L•'istituie will meet at # ha' • Whit-%, t� ho has purcha,ed a ,with Mr. -and Mrs. Judd. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grw.!k Turon- Aril, hau-e, aid Int on the coarser of the to, 14Irs. Jebai- Linton; of Toronto, p _ ... _ the h�+me of Mrs. _Warren _V6'iClson , ��. Mr,, and Mrs. Bert Jones, of Brook- — -=«—• - on April 10th. N.stesses - Mesdarnes ; } u :",'ic `,cel 'aC, v: here Le will lin sec*nt file rieek,ei,d with Mr. - ti�islison, 11^tu, Farley, Burk. Roll roti in Juae. '..Ir. and '.Vlrs, Ross -DRAMA BrOU " I9af71 £ail - "ww^ne ways -and - ineans of .Cartes' will ,n:otie to _the •fgrm_ies- ' _..ai5. Arian. J:aiiies BrGeorge .AiiddIeton tJ ' g ppiness lit our an•r: ! e...'I•; v:uated by his i',�`l-=er. `'14Ia>nhta's Baby Boy" - ' ereati5i niure. ha y , Church- service eve Sunda ev- ' ccinmunit i'Y Y of S-touffville, -spent. Sunday- with -Follow- y- By Claremont Goodfellowship Class Mr. and Mrs. Frw4k Hwn. operation, Mr. John Sodrtri is slowly Thi Iisrdcr r^gid :ice, is near'sng eniAn numberat hers at`�. dad the And Pie octal y r.umtilct i*rn and resants a veryneat eS i Mr: acrd• lllr3. Murray Forgie and P - Qer;- ices' at t'h^ Mbyte•: ale Baptist son Donald, of Markham, s ei.t the gaining his way to health. amp-arnnce _ P P' Mr. and :VTra. L. -C uslin- and soar, T}� Johii i�nox °anvil _are mov- Cl?tirrh last Sunday sorbing. ' Our BrouRliam -- April, l8 - 8 P._M. week-erd a itis . ,Nh.". A.: Fvrg.e. Y Claremont, accompanied. by Mrs;. J. } ", __ i hcii�4asi_•terl tits -choir the:. -,in the Mr. and Airs.- Fre::man McCull- i f t^ - t;iis «'Pak. .r�porta}ored By Friendly Bible. Class n Soden, visited on Easter Sunday W.-,, ,-e vi v!�itors a. •the «i1 1iwa r service of. praise:` Ladies i;rin i ou�,h and fainly, of Port l_erry, Mr. � g.ng firs Atha. Free and bt.-�i.. Dick M�tiarl, of Whitby, wit3i Mr. Soden, in, tlghlwa llaspital, ' I;llic ^it horn- ccere: Mrs. Eiiicitt's Airs. T}. Tran an,3 sen Alex. of _ Y A+luIts-23� Children 15e' Air. and 3rlrs. 1ipb eiopkiNis, Toronto, Church News _ _ _ _ _ 11r. :silty ;r]i-s. Ji Jin Lougheed and �-.r- .»,...mow,. ..„:..... ...� • ...,b.....,�_.r......_. --- _ - farnily.-•of Dundalk, Mr. and Mri. 1)o:sa!,l McCu'lough, of C:a:emoat, _ s ,. gn - - - rza -- _ -;and ,It. and ilrs; Leato?r McCuliough - - s , t�:M,�} ':• " .:.ld iil:;S Jt'jiS, all 'h?2re V': _ rk„ 9l .'L TM' "+�. N?MI5 f•G e.�0 •} y+ '4'3j� 4„ 4 G r y. RS,w and.Alrs. James 3Ic�CulCS flub UII•:i 1n— � : � ;zt.. a:�a ?max', ' 4 q 5 t it, j ' a ti �� r day i�-Z1n.-�,F'-RtIL.. ! •• " •�. Yri ' 1,� �'�'• ' ii r+4_ • u. . � J •u ��v-� ' ' l ... y - V to. Mr -and Mrs. hi nix -4i 4i Yard of - Clare mor� , Ont.,_ _a: ;;t, Michael's it iet.si, Tor-,-ito, a daughter. P at Thomas llan1ni:,nde .Shap - - E A fire .that n:};i:t Have. provtti- - - - ?._•• -serious. was .'e,at guislied by the - �v ` - C:Earenzont I`iro Dept., last wc,nk. - k8parks and heat from tt Pxhaust _ of the si5otoi in the" shop set, Pre* to the bac k il:,ur 'of the building. The blaze «as &ion put, out, but ini,ght ' - - -have proved a serious fire ,hast it ° not .been soon brought inider coactul. ;L Lye Purchases Drug :Store - - •'1 Mr. L•:n Lye this. week, took over drug §tore f Mr. W. L. D;iu � _ the o g- _ 6 alas. Mr. Douglas has been in buQil twelve s for the est `- ass here_ P - At one time he had sold the businegs and then -re-purchased it. His father - ■ -.Mr. H. L.. Douglas, now a druggist . _ aft $coca) goon, was here fur' i _ ' _ � "`�` a i. •_�..ye=ars before his son took over. Mr.Th*s ' -Spring s vV h t o .B 4's " ..Douglas • is employed at the D: 1. L 'zip ,, af«y - - • - . F)aat at P'ickee•ing and will shortly r ' ascus into the hyo residence here. sensaon neva smp01nt-�fCOC@Ss - ,The. community extents best wishes io Mr.' aid Mss. Lye in tgm dM heir news vea� re, )tleneral .Services for Late. We. - Nelson Wag £ ' f I`meral •services were held on , This year dont delay I Get your spring change -over early] �esdaye for. Mrs. Nelson Was$, . ,,> ., Isefore that dirty worn-out oil in your car causes serious damage I' 2 who passed away on Saturday at - And when you a switch to Peerless B-Als new, Canadian= .'tire hoane of her daughter, Mts. Mor- San,e,-switch of salmis. x .: made, 5 -point -process oil that's 'alloyed" to prevent its fouling She had_ been visiting, her daugh- _. der for some time, being in very poor your S eng><zne .. to help keep your repair costs down 1 CST ; stealth. She was in her 60th year. Born in Scarboro, she attended school ` • there. Following her ,marriage to Mr. THIS YEAR iS CRUCIAL Wag& they' came -'to ClanemonL is+ < 190ot and have resided here ever R M VAC'WM Diet' ~a� i It is particularly important, when Y s - — -- _—, aIle taon ,__. Eurtural_ —� �since. Until, her health began to fail + M.l�s•K. Solvent ::: Cglei�tro - sloe Was an active member. of Clare- :..Clay (part of this plant is shown above) ah ►4d Ven abnormal these are each -important steps in the- � y � •`�f a ` " luoont Baptist Church, and had other ramous Clarkson s-point.-proceae.whicte that Ae give the engine every poste " - lQII�liality interests. snakes the purest, most eDicient lubri- ; She le survived by her husband, utingoilknown: Then coasea the unique Sib1e chance. Only y doing l Sth step—the atop that "alloys" the Del b s0 d0 Can *oft daughters: Mrs. Morgan!, of atairmt oxidation; just as iron is alloyed we hope to get duough the driving - �. Sarnia, Mary, R. N., of Detroit, and 40airW rust -to --make stainless steel. 's Ifiss Billie, at glome. This atop means that Peerless Motor season without trouble. That's why .25 The funeral Bras held on, Tuesday o.l win etay on the job longer, keep iftsoiatpostaatt0%Oil/howPCellew hon the late reeidenee, with Rev. eayinee cleaner, cut the repair costa Motor Oil does at better job. 1bRM � meed proper lubricating 1:. M. Wonham otficiatEting. Interment «. -bele III as nIIta3hell the reas6a' °°°n more than Dara and trucks. "�oo>c ph" at Claremont Won Cam. ' - • .: ` � � < • Because rt'a alloyed' Peerless Moroi From selected lubrluting crude oils, Oil keeps tractor engines in better shape! -8attdn--Hensedy - y B -A. etimioa�tes everything except the a se lag. -of : pin a`n��t earnatiana" and Lem, fire harrie of the y specW ass; Peerless bride's parents was the ace'ne of a Then, by >s pros „�✓ Motor Oil is "alloyed" against decom�-l� quiet but Yvey pretty. wedding .Sat- - - urday, March 31, when, Margaret position'under the heat and pressure- -Jean,- only daughter of Rev. I. E. yFort " ' t •, it meets in the engine of your pts 1 f and ,.arse. - Ifertnldy tJiarernomat, was _ nnitid in marriage to Sohn Nevi3ssan longer, s A"" life (switch adw $0 � - n, p �. ° 8-A, Peerless Moto>G •Gill _ Sotto son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph { F `, s Suttosy Toronto. Rev. 1. E. KennF:dy,- father � the ' bride performed the _ ;.aa, y;. .ar . � a «� `:;.;::ice 11attQ NON► l'0 replace old, worn -or: t win ter ceremony. Given in marria e b • her b frog � serM and better products YOU ALWAYS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE grado oil with B -A Peerless Motor al ¢uncle Mr. T. E. Hill, Thes"lon, the ` products like Peerless -shag tp Delay -mar be- dt°aatidust Drfie in bride wore a gown of white sheer i 7p 8ridslS Araeric�irt Oi! AT THES16N OF TIE 1110 s-44 _ - ' 49mo m to the alas of the ilio B -A1 _ ENGINES CLEAN with leve Inset, a headdress of tonne -ut Latch her veil and carried ¢baa- vtifnl bouquet of yellow Tall .: TSI E 8 R I T I S H- AMERICAN. O I.L COMPANY ' L I M I T E D atnaii roses and feria Mien Jean Sutton, sister of the groom wieaaing mow �1� Davids�o►n, Fick �Qa#ari0 = P�i.�ne 4Q a- erepe with emelt its! and veil bo - n . aw*44 and a "reap of pkk ears- i' - Great Mines From Do It, Now l BACKACHE7 9 Little Nuggets row 1 ' , Sheet antr cool m any pipe Hoping .to indpire his workers Look out for Trouble ' Within four Sean of discoveryof with promptness and ' energy, a ieaMkas ei Meer• refire• 9sia. ttrlas soa4 business man hung a number with Your KIDNEYS °•`d`'Y•N� I� ISO. SOA, $1 A0. gold in the Klonlike in 1896, ala- reading "DO IT -NOW" �.,.w signs I � �, •.. anal production of gold from all around his factory and office. If your back aches or tf you have sources in -Canada -had-. increasctt - When he was asked some weeks- bed sleep. barning-or smardag, toot - - ---- to more than 1.3 million fine otsn- later how his staff had reacted, he out las trouble. -lhii condition is a sun shook his his hind sadly. visa that your kidneys are not taus Man ces valued at $36 million. Last year ridding your blood of poisonous adds estimated output was nearly 2.9 mil "I don't even like 'o xalk about and wasws. When the kidneys slow up. Wanted Immediately lion ounces valued at over 1111 it," he said. "The cashier skipped wastes ra011ect. Backache, dizzy spells. F FRUIT A t NURSERY with a $1,000; the head book- puffy eyes and rheumatic pains may follow. •. millions. FARM WORK keeper • eloped with the best sec- Your kidneys oven help=and there L a .Thin expansion, it may be noted, time -tried. proven way to help them EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY was accomplished entirely by pri- rotary I ever had; three typists known a. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil GOOD • BOARD AND ROOM - vate enterprise, without -the inter- asked for an increase;. the factory Capsules. These Capsules contain are- ACCOMMODATION ' vention of a state trust and with- hands decide4 to go on strike, and fully measured. quantities of that widely - out aid -often, indeed, despite state the office boy joined the Navy. " Iowa diuretic caned Dutch Drot;s -You APPLY will find their action fast and effective. ' discouragement in the fornt of Be sure you get GOLD MEDAL Haarlem E. D. Smith's restrictive taxes and curbs os. in- The giant B-29 bomber contains Oil Capsules, the genuine and original Fruit Farms 1 vestment. 14 miles of electrical wires. Dutch Drops -packed is Canada. Geta wIxoNA. ONT. 40c package from your druggist s CANADA'S ACCOUNTANTS d AUDITORS BABY CHICKS FARMS FOR .SALE PROTOGRAPHY 5 DARD PIPE TOBACCO INCOME. TAX REPORTS COM- 2tS FREE CHICKS FARM FOR SALE IN DISTRICT inME 'TESTED Ql�WTY e 179 or Large Busineseea. Travel any- registered and pedigreedATI, birds. cultivation, clay loam. Balance ACTION where. Albert Brett d: Co., Nothing better in Canada. Order, pasture and wood. Buildings In Your films properly developed and s Wellington SL E. Toronto. Ont. now, Prices [or mixed baby good repair. Excellent water in printed red Rocke, 112.00 per hundred; Plummer, Ont. REPRINTS 8 for 25c _ Whit, Le horns, 11.00• White NLARGINO.SERVICR oc s, rown g orns, FOR SALE. 100 -ACRE FARM, 1 You may not get a • ms you STUFFY NOSE $is.00. Pullet pricer. Berred mile from city limits of Guelph, want this year, but you can tet all 1 OVERLOOKING LASE ONTARIO. Rocks, $18.00; White L.eghorns - Nome plugged upT head cold threaten- You may win this 810:000 model Ont. Modern* double house with the quality and service you de Ire 1 T just trocar NOSTROLINi 822.00; Whit• Rocks 824.00; Hydro and all conveniences, hot by sending your films to ftsg ? home for $1.00. Writ• for your Brown Leghorns, $24.00. 26 tree iia each nostril. Fed clogged mucosa aha res today. (11.00 tach) to water heating system with atok- I111PF.it1AL PHOTO SER�ICB -�Eares tod3 chicks our choice. _will b riven p es Dome clear. Relict _ led well ToronteF is inataae. tion. Toronto 8. Your receipt will o� r each 201 mixed ch eks order• ^ ages, 1 heated; good bank barn. p QQ ed and 26 tree chicks for each dairy and other buildings, good NOBTROLINE clears head, be mailed. promptly. Draw to be 100 day old Pullets ordered. PATENTS' i ren catarrh. },qd made May 24tb. Proceeds for war Goddard Chick Hatchery, Brf• productive land. For further fa - Convenient. Pieasant. Adults and .Cbaritfesl. LL> tannin Heights, Ontario, formation apply Boz 20, T8 Ade- FETHERSTONHAUGH d: COMPANY children. � SOc�--til hide St. W., Toronto. Patent Solicitors. Establishd 1880; . 14 Sing WeeL Toronto • ' STR OLf N Et BABY CHICK! ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW MACHINERY _ _ Booklet of Information on re - AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED _ - - 'glleat 81.00 BOOKS YOUR ORDER your'chtcjc■ for next spring when DIESEL CRAWLER CLIFTON. StISTOL, 1140LA140 ORDER 7UUR 1946 CHICKS NOW, you want them Barred Rock - and not be disappointed.. All mixed $12.00 per 100, whits leg. TRACTORS SEEDS chicks are from guaranteed teat- borne mixed $11.00 per 100. Bar- RD? CATERPILLAR WITH 8 YARD .BAXTER'S SEEDS, BETTER QUAL- _ ed stock, and from- 26 os. eggs red Rock Pullets $19.00 per 100. -Le Tourneau scraper: RDS with ity and value. Send for Hatalorus or better. Barred Rocks mixed white leghorn pullets $22.00 per 12 yard scraper: TDIS Inter- " THROAT '$12.00 per 100.- White L.eghorns 100. Heavy Breed Ckls. 8b.00 per national with bulldozer (scraper "W sell everything that grown. _ mixed 111.00 per 100 Barred 100, Leghorn Ckls. $2.00 per 100. optional); TD40 with bulldozer; 2559 Yong* Street, Toronto. Rock Pullets 811.00 per 100. All chicks hatched from 24 os, RD40 International ' (.47.5 HP); • ti -1 ? white Leghorn Pullen $22.00 pDer eggs or better and from 9bedal RD4 Caterpillar: RD4,. with An- WANTED f 100, white Rocks mixed $16.On mated flocks. Guaranteed 100% thony Hlghlift Bucket and Inter - per 100 white Rock Pullets live delivery.. $1.00 books Your -,changeable bulldgzer blade 524.00 per 100. We guarantee 300 order. balance C.Q.D. Rainbow L1ah41nAr, plants. 1600 watt. 8! 'er Cash Register Wanted forcommnOh Y live delivery, _balance paid C.O. Hatchery, Chatham. 'Ontario. • 315 voltm. Send for folder . 1 Cent Up. Must Be CheapD. Maple City Hatchery, Cbatham. Diesel and Gasoline Engines .40 $88 Ouellette Ave., Wladssr M&Wy son Ontario. OUR CUSTOMERS TELL US "YE3^ 'to 150 HP. Other equipment thrc;at/' year after year, they tell w that available. Wire, write or phone SPEEDY CASH FOR 100-200 ACRES, ,4 w� DO}"T MISS -THE BOAT. THE Top Notch chicks are 'tope" with S• ii- Leventhal & Co., Machinery good medium loam, hydro ava0- - • - VV4n4ap49-. ta_ richt nowl Max ILL_ don't soon order your chicks and tivety, You see all Top Notch - ` 172 Adelaide W. Toronto. take delivery of them it will be chicks are Government Approv- MEDICAL TMs' -too late to catch the early market. SADDLES WANTED 'Keep this to mind all the eggs ed from bloodtested breeders - Ke poultry meat You can pro- Carefully chosen for their known -STOMACH ANn 1HRFAf) WORM>a RIDING BOOTS AND GEAR y qualities as huakv healthy big often are the cause of Ill-bealtb WE PAY CASH duce will be needed next 1+all. producing birds. We otter. these to humans, all ages. No one tm- .GEORGE H. WILKINSON It you send us your order atnpvweemune! -Why not - find out If this $12 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR once we can a Cockerels per hundred: White s your r requirements, on momt breed. for Leghorn 95c; White Leghorn X tfculare-Free! Write Mutve"We WILL PAY 8700 CASH FOR BLOCK a March. ,April and May delivery. Barred Rocks 2.95: Barred Rocks Remedies, CPeriali•tp TnrontO it Planer Machine. It to used for Send for catalogue.. Our special 4,95+ New Hampshlrea 8.95; as- planing sole leather blocks. Box 'O$„�Vf�� fl1QA gots ��p� for next week Whl a Leghorn sorted Heavy. Breeds' 8.75. Non- -WANTED, EVERT SUFFERER OF ill. 7$ Adelaide Wast. Toronto. rockereip 1.00, White Leghorns X Sexed chicks: Light Breeds' 10.46: Rheumatic Pains ' or Neuritis to , Barred Rocks 93 per hundred. heavy breeds 11.45. Chicks ship- try Dixon's Remedy, Munro's Llaten to our radio programme ,Red C.O.D, This advertisement Drug Store, 826 Elgin. Ottawa. invalid Chairs Wanted over CSNX Wingham every Mon- must acco pony your order. Top Postpaid $1.00. WILL Day cash or swap for what _ LilMen Alice -day morning at 9.80 a.m. . and Wednesday evening . at 9.00 p.m. Notch Chlkerlea, Guelph. On L we have' _ Mixed at Hones Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Lim- CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNESS. Swap Dept. fiver trouble. depressed headache. . $ted, Fergus, Ontario. DYEING 'AND CLEAN1f1Rti quickly relieved with Fig -Lax , Relietfed tablets. Keep regular with F'ts- Geo. H. Wilkinson Ltd - ' 11000 BREEDERS ON ONE RHEUMATIC PAIN PLANT HAVE YpU ANYTHTNG NEEDS Lax. 26e at °:gist•t• 333 Ouellette Ave. - BOOR YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW dyeing or cleatlfaR? i1Vrlte to no 'SS1:I DoT 13 says sugefed for information. We are lad to BAU .Iof F ALM D' and -get your chicks when you answer your questions. tied afroys aftenaty odor Instantly. -Windsor _ want them. Orders +re pouring trent H. Parker's Dye works 46c bottle Ottawa aieA{ Denman " in. Breeder Hatcheries are always Drug Stora. Ottawa.Portable Phonographs sold out early. Don't take chances. Limited. 7D7 Yong* Street To- : i .have used ALLENRU fat s "Imill on ordinary chicks. Place your ronto. __ __ F1tlY�rr JLnf%18. THE PRINCIPAL WANTED$ Will pay Cash or Swap t endd madly walk os. LCCpttn4 order NOW, Pure Bred Suarez, Ingrddients In Dixon's Remedy for new shoes or new clothes or - Large Type Legborns. Sussex 7[ HAIRDRESSING for Rheumatic Patna, Neuritis. what we have Of my knety. But crow those pains al's New Hampps., Sussex X Leahorns, bold only Munro's Drug Store, GEO. H. WILKINSON Rock X Leghorns, Rock X New 835 Elgin, Ottawa- Postpaid 11.00. 233-5 OUELLETTE AVE., WLNDOOR relieved. I an go like a face burrs Humps Barred Rocks Send for L E A R N HAIRDRESSING THE " bion ShepardRobertson method. Information large illustratedLisa Catalogue and on request regarding classes. WANTED TO BUY ONE Melbourne Wei* Lakeview Poultry Robertson's Halydres4ln Aced- NIISICAL iNSTRIIMENTS age Cutter, lata model. Melbourne Doo't be a victim of the pains risen' Farm. Wet# Bros. Exeter, Ont g Free, R.R. !, Meatord, Ont - ems. 187 Avenue Road, Toronto. BRED A BQDDINGTUN BUYS, schen canaed by theumatism, lambapo MEAT COMMITME`TS, ESPEC- Rene exchanges muafcal fnatra- ONTARIO. 20-60 ACRE DAIRY m lien tally to U.S. army, will provide menta. exchanges Church Toronto L Farm in rundown condition or neuritis without trying simple. POR SALE profitable markets for poultry wanted. Moat be bargain for 'iodzpensivri recipe ,.yoa cin mitt at meat in Canada this tall, at cell- ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW. USED, _ cash. State price and taxes. De- Ing prices. Buy cockerels now, O.PPORTiTNITIF.S FOR woman . scribe fully. Boz 21, 78 Adelaide bona Two tablespoons Of ALLENRU, 'while they're plentiful and econ- bought sold rebuilt: belts, poi- W., ,Toronto. `plus the juice of 1/i lemon In i gland of omlcal In price. Bray Hatchery, Ieys. brushes. Allen Electric Com- ' pany Ltd., 2226 Dufferto St" To BE A HAIRDRESSER 189 John N., Hamilton, Ont. ronto. FARM 1 ACKI[NE nY WSW. Your money beck if Dot eatieety _ JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Oatiafted, jut iii at all drug storm ORDER YOUR GOVERNMENT _STRAWBERRY PLA3YT8, - A$PAft- Great OpPortnniFy iAar'e ' --�I$331FG'•-= SEg/L� __ - APPRO1,ED CHICKS NRw-Evezy ague, raspberrlea. peach trees. Hairdressing and 'repair parts are always Sm ATTEDMI 19148bbreeder Government tnaper•ted i nitfed profession. good available either at your local " Write for Informative booklet a an os. - grapes. currants, shrubs, hedging.. wages, thousands ucces• u . Marvel dealer or rec rum weaum delivery, on Premium 4rrade day old graduates. Amerlea's greatest sys. Separator Co. Limited, -720 Notre - '"Here's Good Health to You' to shade -trees, wire tree arch Dame West, Montreal L Quo. Stafford Miller (of Canada) Ltd, , chicks. tem illustrated catalogue free. 90ei Norfolk Nursery, Simeon Ontario. Dt. S. 172 John St. Toronto, Ont. Lexbetrae ... ' _ Write or call Pullets 90% guaranteed-� HAIRDRESSING HELP WANTSID $26.00 per hundred. MARVEL gOO1,g w u Unsexed ebteks $14.00 per hundred. l' lags ';�8 BL.UOR W-, TORONTO $95.00 REG. NURSE, GENERAL: : - Skin Erapons Cockerels 8 2.00 per hundred. SOLES AND STANDARDS nests. Itve tn. Room and Board,. Branches: 44 King 8L. 'Hamilton. Barred Reelu. Nev RamMbires. Silk Flags to Order duties to commence at once. When d 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa. Sesser. H7brNa�9nssex 'X Sam', Society Flags to Order applying flue fall particulars and Here !o a, clean, stainless, Dana Reek X Ramp, Bamp x Lesbetrs 'GEO. H. WILKINSON LTD. experience. Watertord Maternity crating antiseptic oil that bring Pullets 9056 guaranteed- $82-5 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR OFFER TO INVENTORS Hospital. Box 402. Waterford, (int speedy relief from the Itching and, $24.50 per hundred. discomfort Unsexed chicks $14.60 per hundred. $6,600 - BEAUTIFUL.L,Y LAND- AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR IF YOU ARE NOT GETTING A h Not only does this Lealin anti- Cockerels 8 9.00 per hundred. scaped 60 acres, new brick. List of Inventiom and full infer sufficient income, why not start a t Save time, order from advertise- square plan house, large barn, business ALL YOUR OWN retaii- toptic of] promote rapid and healthy matron seat fres. The Ramsay ealing In open, sores and wounds menL Satisfaction guaranteed. Free =ara,ea, electricity, spring water. Co., Registered Patent Attorae a Ing Famllex low priced gunran- but boils sad simple ulcers are also' catalogue on request, containinlr W. Overland. Cataract, Ontario. 273 Bank Street. Ottawa, Canals. teed necessities ens to your span relieved. the proper broo4kng of chicks. and time! Quick easy Bales-avbatan _ In skin affections the itching of methods used in raising poultry for 60 -ACRE FARM FIRST CLASS -�- tial profits. A horn* and wagon Eczema is gnickly stopped: Pimples profit. up-to-date. Write •tor particulars, or car will help you gvaHfv for 1 -skin eruptions• dry up and scale WORKTON POULTRY FARMS, Bert Hagadorn, Burgessville, Oat. PIANOS a rural route. Details FREE. Monktest, Oatarte. Familex, 1600 Delorimier, Mon- fru• 6! Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum. BROAD RREASTFtD SU`SEl[ COx Amateur Theatricals ARE Y (etching Toes and Feet and other in= THOUSANDS AVAILABLE WEEK• new small Pianos? If so OU INTERES ED write liammatory skin disorders. SEE our character costumes. Have us for latest descriptive circular, HOUSEKEEPER WITH FARM Iy, it you -ord,:r at once. Our experience, Modern Farm, by You can obtain Moone's_ Emerald up dickeys. mea i choose from. Make- Factory Mason A Riach Ltmlted, 011 in the original bottre at any Broad Breasted Sussex cox bring up dickeys. miostrei collars. gloves, 1642 King St: West, Toronto. April 15th. ! adults, Brampton Modern drug store. Satlafactteim or top prices on the market White etc. District. References required. aktnned, long rounded breasts. Costume Dept. - Second Floor J. M. Dolson, Brampton !, 0 money back. Also New Hamp. cox with fast GEO. H. WILKINSON LTD. PHOTOGRAPHY i� growth and feathering. Sussex W. 228 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR CYLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED.- Leghorns and Rock X Leghornp one with some experience on �ILLIA make gAod roasters and grow one WORK IS mike -ready. Steady position for BEAUTIFUL COMFORTERS MADE fast upp to 4-6 lbs. You can buy from your materials, Quilting WONDERFUL" steady reliable man. (44 -hear y these for 84.00 per 100. Also mix• $1,85. Your wool carded 25c ib„ week). Apply nearest Employ i /A •ed heavy cox $6.00 per 100. All washing Sc Ib. Quick service. Vlr- CUSTOMER SAYS went dt Selective Service ,Office CA14PHORAT from our well-bred healthy, gin wool baits SL15 ib. Wool FTLE-C.R. 2b19. MUSTARD- -blood tested breeders. $1000 Breed+ Carding Machines 14 .� . and the prompt, manner in on ONE plant Lekevtew Wheels $13.9. Ask for catalo,ve. you return work is greatly EXP OPER 7 Rubbed avail, thrust Poultry Farm. Wein Bros.., Exeter. Sifton Wool Products. Boz 122, appreciated." ator 'and -floor man wanted at Ontario. Sttton, Manitoba. Any Size Roll - G or 8 Exposures once, steady position.• (44 -hour slid d1dt, clears up thr affected parts. DEVELOPED AND PIVNTED 25c week). Applv nearest Emplo.vment ='v T a itutul nWn's skep f?revents . { 100 CHICKS FREE W idiom =1111:1114:11"s eatable steel forms, will build your' film rdlis to FTLE-C.R. 2520. _,- twist SAiile Riris dawdsa let chicks, wt. give 100 tree chickp from 8 It. to 14 ft. Also Concrete (our choice). Leghorn pulletp Mixer forms new. Apply Glen CANADA'S LARGEST- AND. MIDDLE AGED RELIABLE WO - $22.95 per 100, barred Rock Sul• Tuftin. Wheatley, Ont. FTNEST. STUDIO _ man as helper on farm close to Sete $1. 9b .per 100. White Rock village.. Mrs. .fiddle Henry, Aults- ' Pullets $24.95 per 100.• All chicks AUCTION Get Better Pictures at Lower Coat vote, est. sold backed by high egg pedigreed - Prompt mail service. NWS stock, 81'.00 books your order, At East Star Holstein Farm Ren- . SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER FARM HELP WANTED ,f hetes a SLURS w balance C.O.D. Guaranteed 100% Frew. Selling April 18 at IQ.30 a.m.. New 'Style Album With Prints a. �yT11 y live delivery. Kent Hatchery: !0 Reg. ' Holstein Milk Cows altsea 18-20-Y27 if 29c FARMER, STNGLE, RELIABLE W111111a1R�1" 'Chatham, Ontario. - 40'Reg. Holstein Heifers, 2 yr, Bred 20 Reg. Holstein Helfer Calves (4c extra) is sent with film 'roll steady man, for general tarn _ FEMALE PAIN "OXFORD" B LIO O D - T E S T E D 4 Reg. Holstein Show Bulls . ENLARGEMENTS - 8 for 26c work on dairy farm. Experience chicks, live, ]ay and Day. They Full fine of. Farm Machinery. 4 x 6" to Easel eiEounts milking maahine.'tractor, prefer- -� are thelive.results s.1 nineteen yearn •'SPECIAL PRICES ON red 70 donars monthly pins board, laundry. Apply F. Von LydiaE.Pinkham'aVegetableCompound of careful selection and breeding COLLIE MALES, 5 MONTHS $10.00. FRAMING AND -COL-ORING Ptlis, Rokarfarm. High wev No. !, not Desi hal ielieve odic In O.B.S. They have to be good 21 months $7.00. One •--year heeler Whitby. Ont. Phone Whitby 950 >r � Peri pain bat because we want the very best watch dog $26.00. Satlet ctl.on Enlargements 4 x 6" in beautiful ALSO accompanying nervous, tired, _kind of chreks'for out own flocks. lnon•Y back guarantee. 14ordei easel mounts, 8 for 252 Framed. MARRTED` MAN FOR UP-TO-DATE _ hightltrang feelingson ivory tinted mats; '7 k 9", in -when nae to fuse- 'Improved breeding. Big, vigorous Collies spayed. Registered Eng- fruit ' farm on Niagara River ?tional monthly disturbaticeL It's one of Gold Silver, Circassian Walnut of ,and early maturing. W stress 11th Springer Spaniels for May Boulevard, yearly employmenQ egg size and uniformity. Write delivery; Particulars on request. r1lacIC Ebony finish frames. b9c each Rood separate house, free Hydro. themodtelitctivemedicinaforthispur: for, our tree folder. Barred Rocks, A. E. Dugan, Warkworth, Ont. if eninraemenl' colored 79c each summer wood• garden spot. etc. - Q�s•PhlkhamsCompoundhelpsxaturel White Leghorns, un -sexed Chicks STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Please state nntionnftty, aura. lyoulw label directions. Try Itl Puliete, and Cockerels. The Oxford FULLY ACCREDITED SERVICE- fsrminit experience, mise 'of tam- �SS�� Fatrmers' Co-operative Produce able aged Hereford Pulls sired T 121r. f'NA Tr i mT A. Tv ronin ilv and wnwem expected, C. Hnw- - - ;.r�jL Co.. Lid.. 424 Main St- Woodstock, by Imported Bull New T)ominc i`rint Name and Nddresp Plainly or and Fisher A Sons. Qveenmton. `^F""� Ont Gardiner Morr)aon, Mount Forest Or ders. Ant. �V t• .- • > ;The Bella Of Peace 'Some day the bells of peace Will •, 0o"It►You'll 19ni ey ring.h.e"Aade'.0od 'The wheels of tivar• will cease to LABA hum. Ay Free men will plough the fertile MARY 1MLAY TAYLOR, fields; - +.' The thunder of the • guns be dumb. Once more. will happy children, CHAPTER XVI aide, the fire on firs hearth was _ play He took her in his arms w- hen, beyond the shaded _ And sleep, untroubled, safe in bed; and kissed her solemnly. lamp, she ,saw the outline of her - - No terror fly by night or day t "It's goodby," he, said firmly. uncle's gray head. She thought y� No fear of bombers overhead! "I won't take you. At least, I'm be was asleep, his eyes were E A, Winn- enough not to ruin your life- closed, the red streak had, faded i "Yet, grass will grow on' counties$ because I love you. It's goodby, into ashen gray, he looked i1L It _ graves, Pam 1" seemed impossible that he. could TABLE' British Farmers'' Marked by plain crosses row on She could not speak; she let be asleep after all that violeneel row - him go, but she stood still, tears She saw the scattered bits of poll- Exclusive Problem Og men who gave their very all, blinding her. He would not take imbed jade on the. floor, shattered p ber to fight hIs Mile, ere was a poor Marks ops o see om3 h Canadian farmers do not have know. a tumult in her heart, she wanted Ions ago. Brown Grarvy an the problems in the world, - to run .after him to tell kin she She stooped softly and began comments the Brandon Sun. There And though the bell& of peace ma 1 ut- .-tu- pick up= -the' fragments. She' Gravy man make or mar a cook's are some exclusive ones in Great ring - is he didn't want her- to gol The hot found the head unhurt, green ropntation, just ashcan make or Britain just now. Kent. is the most I, Still, mangled bodies, wracked with blood rushed to her face; then she beard and all, and the distorted =ar a meal. Actually, too, the bombed. county •in .England, Hell's pain, remembered-Itii-arrg�istr-#n--his mouth grimed tip" fit her." She - achievement f a simple For fled advertisement from a Kentish And sightless eyes, will dumbly eyes -and he was going! She stood had it in" her ,hand when she lifted velvety pro-' Corner a fact. Here is a dams? { P plead - holding her breath, listening to his her eyes again and found Burle- gravy makers, however, who paper of recent date: footsteps going away . down the son watching her. aren't up to alt the tricks of the' 'tFarmers in Hollingbourne Ru - "Let not our torment be in vain." g closing "Throw that thing away, Paml" trade, the'• Consumer Section of ral District -Bulldozer now work - p he said sharply. _ _i the Dominion Department of Ag- in area. Anyone 'wanting boiiib n hall an at last the fR unknown laces, noisome dark, of the door. 1n swamps, to sands, in restless sea, If there' was something that, ,, � riculture oilers two rules, which, if craters filled apply Moy, Halfway - Lie men who eacrified 'life's she could do; wasn.'t there some- followed will result in glossy Farm Kingsnorth Ashford. Phone chance - thing? 'Suddenly her heart leaped But she did not; she came near- gravy, free -from -lumps, the pride Ashford 584." What you and I might still be free. -the jade god I' She would- make er, holding out her pink palm with of any -housewife. - s s s the green head fa it. Burleson tell her everything he „ Two Rules What kind of, world with we then Uncle Herbert, Mark's un& !��� knew, Rule number one deals' -with the World's Largest Port make - y s s b ere to- sop b ndin f the .flour and sought that when they w p er le g o :Fun of ideals for which the died? -. _ gether for the last time; brought y New York harbor -the world's Y - � fat.- The should be well blended; Or, will :we grow stiff-necked She went softly across the hall.. fi for you, and he had It when and the flour browsed before flim largest and busiest port -has a. again, She wanted. to be sure that Lar- Mark saw him last, . He gave k liquid is added. Remember . . . Ha hatred, greed and haughty pride.? don had tt, you afterwards," she waterfront of 8S0 miles and ap- gone before she 'went paused, the gravy won't brown after the proximately 2,000 piers, wharves back to the libra letting her words sink in, but he q and quays. Eight large bays, four library.. There was a Squid is added. - -'�Will trade' and conquest be our stir in the rooms beyond and then mid nothing, only looked intently Rule number two is coacereed Goth' Annt Lynn's voice, cold and ens at her. Don't you see?" she rivers and four straits help _ give Will we still seek the highest seat? Y p, pleaded, "he gave o to you after with adding and blending the the "Pot of Ports" 1,500 square r o B freezing . someone out. Pam hid liquid. It may be water, -meat or miles of territory.. Then surelywar will scourge once Mark left him., He was' killed s herself from them, trying to slip chicken stock, liquor from canned more by but she ' could not shut iter ate . - You can clear -ark,- if 11�;, or cooked vegetables, milk or- to - after M And make -destruction all complete. ears. Y� w' mato. juice. Whatever it is, the M "Ohan .1. his - y fa Men Are 'Working - - - - -- - "I'm- sortq. I-lraery yalir-fnatiibr, E Fa #anal es liquid should be cold when added . g _ Shall we not bravely Pee tl^at they,. Archie," Mrs: Lynn said icily, "but was :cruel when he twisted his to the fat -flour mixture. Also, it To Exhaustion ` . Our flesh and blood, strove not in lip. like that! I can't. pardon -this." The tet looked steadily at him should be added gradually and the. - vain, she was freezing. Landon out! g Y zrmixture stirred constantly during .And build a world on right, not- , with the eye.. of youth. "Yes; you He mumbled something about the operation.. Might, er mite - 'When bells of eace ria out again? ~ "Unele Herbert, try to re- raw -y should --f -serv.-be th . P s self. far in advance sof -serving, other- - T. B. Gleave. "If you mean you'd been -drink- member-yoc must! He can't be wise it will dry out, become thick : in -that onl' makes it worse," !eft like .this -tie tiidn'i'_.do it!" and pasty and forma a scum on. top vr'' g y she repiied'sharply. "As for Banka • • which is difficult to blend back - More than 2;500 gallons of 'avis- _you know. what I thinkt I_ told Burleson returned - her -look _ -smoothly into the graver. For, late lion gasoline :are needed to ferry • • the servants long- ago not to.. ad- steadily, his .grayness seemed to to -dinner mentbers of. the family,. " a bomber. -from Canada to Eng- mit hum again keep - the gravy hot in the top of had, 8 increase. fet the tempest of his increase. now I'm in for that,. ion, anger had left him weak, � a double -,boiler, closely covered. Chmnio fatigue and nervous es- t., I suppose: Landon cried %t,hen "Why are you so sure' 1s• didn.'t - � Pan Gravy - .'Add boiling - haustioa are gettin66 men down .... �` - I fried to undo it, too," dc+ _.it?`' _he , a;krd raspingly'. She 2 ar- 3 tablespoons down in health and down inresistence "You'll . have to pardon a' %%om- broke at that, suddenly childish water to frying or broiler pan -used to -cold and other ailments. sitwho knew your mother, for and forlortr, 'T know -I love him}" in cooking steak. Stir wetl to loom- It is high time for a build upwith syraking -the truth_, Arcttic." chs Ne- w:av"_dumfounded. "Extra- en particles -adhering .to pan, Sea- Dr. Cltaae'e. NERVE FOOD; the retorted Auaiely, "You"son see. ' I'm 'of orilinary :"-hr said, after a moment, as _desircd and serve on steak, Vitamin Eh tonic. It will help to �dy your nerves and help you to. -1iot vure .that ,your way undo- 'Yon young gine nqw--gond Lord, -, Brown Gravy deep better. - - ing -it a'as-much better!" what tt rnrlci y'n 1• t:tr,lrtdmotheF3 i; cup fat (drippings' from It will help yOti to digest your food He ctatnc}used ntrire 'a;tolagies have said," • t _ roast? and to regain energy and vigor. ar.rl lice icy vgice tricklc+l• has.. at Who -carr,;" Pam stormed, ry cup flour :: _ Ask for the new econ- Niru volm— Orth has h "h'e're vo tet 2 cups cold liquid (water or em size bottle of Y `He's' d�iicl" Pam thought. to live!" a erg t meat or regttable stock) - N_ "And I'm gene! of it -the coward!" "And• sae ha. to clear .nut, rh '. al'Sait and -pepper taste Dr. Chase's • ' ' _, ; his ace ttti iced agarn..inta •his - tray} ma gravy :i . the- ked f r... - . . h'Nerve foo j� . tnnckitte �ntite. w- c t the meat was coo I • _-Then.Pain clipper l is tl_at cur- •IIF ..,` to~ i t - ' o,r e „ '-rn fleet N a • of life= When nesse t done, remove from Bps.-8pcta, y .. /0 fain arch arta found elle 1+tt1e dour {tan to a hot platter and keep warm �SOe--it.58 - -- - / in the cortivr: it opened into the �cc!" sic cued crncl�, F'itink of p in oven with heat off or in fuses- w. l r�o - �,^ t �_ rpf all �rark'. ln,t-fifteen yrarg of ing oven, -Pour off excess- fat leav- /► vauth! Tt'c cruel. it'd trict.ed. ri - - / was still in ihrr�; her first thought i•" C:ncle Tlerhert, you mrist _ ha_re ing ,y cup in pan.Add flour and vias that there was n:, one in the ovti•n.'snnicilunc, flier•• ytiac- cook, stirring constant) until flour -- d.avcn; a <rrret-lamp K:,rttn one else:+;h.v..djdna vrnrcay se,' -- - i _ Y. • Remove pan' froin direct heat and ceases rotvn but not burned.. He',Mic add cold liquid. Return to low heat �' -He ccin:iclared her, h•: head cunlC Norhtn ismorede and cook, stirring' colistantly,, until g Pte• ? 6S1 etwcen hi. sin than headaches.., r- thin hi¢I+ shpttldcrs• graey boils. and thickens. Season egg stt�er�".Lambe 's _ .. She was, cn SpTendidly ung and •to facts: tisk s 2' cups •g R y - ._.a;.;, `�� a tall _• c_ u s envy_ will give instant relief. ss SF4 ate• _;,,`�.; so rruel in her votiii gg 0==Vats` Su oc 1• St Lambly'sisgclodforear• f _•� _:!};'•���� PP e iQpcctcd, he said: Advice t Wothers ache.roothache, ins in W »: .i pr e T didn t know, but back, stomach. bowels. ��/ ��*`� sew• .�••y%• 'if I'd said a word i1 would have• - Don't he alarmed if our }i2t1e a 0. sons. 1 oiled ilnt� rr a fam;ly, a gnhcT 'n;fc. ' y ::na+;:d'��••soei", t, daughter thinks she is smarter m a .. s .g��+`''e. rt '4:=�� SARS. ar dor+ liters, and proved 4 _: m than } ou ars She may be right. NEADACNE liOWDERS is aLt�•''� noth;ng-perhap�. _ Y - . Y..�, g• �a .....,,� ::r "Then �•nt: did suspect!.' she cr;ed. "1'nn did. and t on let WHEN you suffer from aching, aggro• {5w ir•'P'l`r t`` Mark go --err same old 'sinner — e you wan qui a.K!'!.`a%a• �e .�`?�yu� •e high Place!"DOI relief. An Instantine tablef taken with``. �. ` 'At A =,�t ti "i didn't - „�. ...... a, that: T ca;d, 'si,p. belief from Sore, Painful Piles •- water, will usually, bring this relief. :�'•• +►;;;,.�•• � •-•:::tai '`� pore..' �. And I nstantine`s bel doesn't stop "' �. ` =' • =' 'y " - t - P P l;v.1`g A Itsa4hilti�� You meant it.' Wa• any nid Isere. because this prescription -type t..�•,���a •ty. __ man worth Mark's cplen�lid �euth, mediCitlC 19 s y po r':a =.sir `�„yam p t„ Afust scopic seem to think the on- painful pile • tumura.,soon heal over peciml con unded'to s . • y, S Uncle. He couldn't Tie, I: way to ger relief from the1wr sore, leaving the sensitive rectal, Rtes- _ give P m ='� ••' �•'. . Dain'fut pile_ Is by local treatment braves clean and health tri le -action relief these ways: �y_:0�,;, •, a y s>»_'7 Perhaps his peop,, were, Think Local treatment may give rempor- We Invite you to try Hem -Ii I. Speedily oases ptsin. 114' �r rc-� �elGi:a e disgr ace.' arY relief from flip oohing lint noel ler it Drove Itself, You cold an o of th � you can eayily see make your 'teat” Z. Prolongs relief from in. "" "'• �'t` "Think of it? Yes!" she. crie • .co��ti.-rye' why such trent. in the privacy of `31. Reduces "depressod feeling." r �gernyaatlr� r't ,Mtn flinging the little green .liead down, men* wit not cosur - • •�:'' •+ rest the cause or a� .4 ) T fosse. Gives mild, stlmulaHn "lift."�`:=- • •e,;,� `c� •.. ;,"� think of • what he's got to , face- Ca • i ou g. r WWI, .s. • .• your piles., `•��� •� Mark! He won't let me face it No lasting tree 3• are not convinced Instantine quickly relieves headache'. �•••:•=�:�� dom from pile '-Nat' this is an •.. ee' •, with him', .FTe refuses to let me can be had unless ;� amazingly ens ,v twain, too. And you can rely on it for ; ::;: t .::+;: ;!, �f „ Jhe in Call se o t r effeetive is! ligly g g o e IS- ,.:...a a`'i. ''� ;, trouble la correct method comfort that Comes with a Cold, All = :a=i:: a� You mean you asked this—this ed Piles are due w �% of treating %our �� �• ' ex-COnwICt tc near v 7 •. to 1 n t e a t t b a� , drugstores. 12 tablets 250. ,r.1}: rY ori, Pam.' k sore. painful piles., �__•"''�''' he cried, -sitting up in his,ehair.. �causea so the esr�� a 3 -. ( ed) resefoIs t Istria; we ti fGet a Rpackage To '$e Continu t n ° o Hem- of o- _.. t e. _ em at ternala> z � c rw•stttrrir. , n day from a n 4 7i'jta Jl /I"?, + * �?� aha" h - ; with a medtcln• drug -store and Hent for Housewife Hem -Rotel. ., use it as directed �•. �!' r ;• :_, Hem -Bold is a k Ct\i for JUF9' 1:i�.E -• ••.;.., Thit or 16 -in. crocheted square W' formula t'at• has �`►►..•.y,•.. ` DANS At the end i �s,, : ;••:•`•.. is a boon to homemakers: Use sin et•laundry on the line will -not been used or over r r of" that time it - 40 years by thou• ;e You are not rah. fly for. plate ,doily, tray cover; or, freeze if a handful of salt 'is used sands of Du• suf•. s o l u l e l y sure \ - loinld, for cloths, scarfs, spreads, in the rinse water. ferers It to - a r i Hem -Rota le the Your favorite pineapple design in - r a nicest, eteene=t ceirtt sled hltablet y *x? v• z rid most effectt a tiew' 12 or 16-inch'square,'depend- easy and plena- "" '�"° 3110 treofinedt ' • ing on cotton used. Pattern 651 has EAT-fLEED-LOOK4od ant to use. This r'u>,ft un c•rderrtaae, sioaec you ever tried. re- n an inecrochet directions' for square. + tL alTT�Rl cleverly c o m turn the unused Send twenty in coins pounded tablet formula directs portion of the package to, your y cent$,• tits medical action to relief of the druggi-t and he will t5romptly re - (stamps cannot be. accepted) for conges•lon flint M the real carie of fund yntrr money %. �J,... this pattern to Wilson Needlecrari l your piles. Hem-Roid prnmores IVOr1 F•, Thi• tr""'•"fenrroun offer is Co.,G�,�N• free, easy and comfortable hovel hawked ha a reliable firm do1wR hon. Dept., Room 42], 73 Adelaide St., _ VITAMIN 0-COMPLIF Movements, quickly rellPves itohina tw«,n iw t:ntiada for a good mnny West, Toronto. Print .plainly pat- • " Irrftatlon and sorenea• and stlmu• yearn, Item-Roid n,r,nr bel roar ' Lianld Tables Fore, n • tern number, your name and and '� fates better henna clrcnratMn to the par rondirloa nuieki>/, canna owd ISSUE 1s-1945 AT T lower bowel With gonrl hlnnd o1r• plenwnwtlp m thla wimple, eany test address. eulatloo in the . lower howel the roots an wathinR Try H today. • - r - ... ..�...oseas 'a :..,.s-wy ..-..y�•• :.,.. p,nc: '. ,s. ..z-�'�.as... .u..,e-::r:..;;u. ..rr 1- �,...-ac.Y.' �:.�.._�� -••_ .:: � r.aya_ ",:.'r"+y a ..::+ w,:e: �- »� vy: -r._P .ew.; .._ .h .T'h.. .. - :;, ....•o -.+f ,>.' r" NOTICE- .i k ren Nsrdwsrei ��reW �; .P c e _ ©pt tsu�oka pass vim - r ,1 AT'i'F2Q'ION FARMT>jiSlll2 day :_5eeduig Time is Here ' ,, • ., _ � - . -WOOD, CEMENT, f Alfalfa, Red Clover, Timothy aA A1aia Our Stack is Compie* . ; ` ► r = BAN D, (IRA `iRL, t ARITY ,tea _ f1 +Golden Seeds.•-BWk and Package-LOnion Sets esti I Multipliers Wie believe our "CASH , s wi!nning its `f4D1y-170* 3 .:e _ • Customers appreciate our COVILTROlurSEIMCR W Also local,'eartage Work CHICK FEEDERS and WATER FOUNTS S aidour CASH and ° havealso placed in stock a fav xCOLIM PRICZS. L ]l °`Y LLMC J. S. B ALSIa ON, DICKERING :'1111 ON BY MERIT ; wA>r•rnLiL'i T. � - ; Pickering, Ont. IT PAYS TO SHOP AT 1944. -- generous Nvere paid to all Watkins Deafers.F Get into Here s A Few Worthwhile Specaals » �^O - :in your home or adjacent locality. _ Yards 14: B«. �� THF 1 O waiting 'Write now far further -Information . PICKERING MEAT MARKET to ' the J. R,• Watklp4- Company, 'OE•ABITANT" AYLMER GLZNW- 0OD BIG STORE Tea COOKING SEA FoQD ? ' ` • � 0U R PRl C ES OUR .LOWER P%a Soup Tomato Diced Beets 1 lb. pkg. 75c. 1 %.-a oz.-- Juice — 20 oz. — BIG STORE Coffee, _ QUICK ,ACTING : ' _ Habitant pea -soup 28 oz. 11c e for p.6c. 20 .os. - 11c. 2 for 25c. lb.. 415c 2 • - NICK JBrWI change ,enclosed. Apply News . ,AIR Limited Supply ..... -- — _ Kills All Unpleasant Kitchen odors Corn brooms - : extra value 95c 11 IKEV"VISE _ gra l - Nothing Nothing Ta Light---@qrL , , . Kellvg'a ...: : . , Nothing To Sprayl Corn Flakes -free .Mass 2 for 25c May the Boys who have returned and are return- "Battle Front" oust accept the � from the graciously Jost Pull Up Wick Q�a �. I .iifl►1.,;�...:i.l.i . "Merited. Popularity" which is due them. "Won By Merit"=and may we `extend our very. heartiest 89C. a Bottle Quit Oats Ig pkg 19e _ - - HE REXALL STORE. T • _ -.:.'WELCOME HOME 4. R. BOYES Phar. n. Wanted to every OW -of them. •. - • Pheae. Pick 68Wee1 . - kl; $PP y ofgood roasting ' M. C I P I� T A hT f'Chickens. Spring Will ! Come. HighestMarket paid as per Grade. Get Ready For Decorating Now; I Phone Pickering 19 R 81 Ask for fir. McCo►•. '.Manager Meat --- - 'Sellers &Atkinson BROCK Enamel.• -AJAX 3L�.RK.ETERIA _ ...and -Pbone X600 -,Free Delivery • _ Phone Agim. 201W2 - Stouff. 290 ---- - L ieensed Durolave in All Pastel Shades _ H EATR E Can be used over paint or -wallpaper . Auctioneers _ WHI'T�3Y'_ Oils, Turps and linoted s pp ly of -24 Year's Rxperience - - ,rJu� r e�� Strectoru :• r Sealtldnlly Air-eenditloned mea conducted anywhere. !paint Brushes Specializing in arm Stock, i .THURSDAY, FRI. SATURDAY Faraitnre and perty Sales. ��� 1 B U' SHB Y APRIL 6, 6 and'7 All Sales up listen arid. GORLON F. 0SBORNFr A, E. R�CHARDSON $atarday Matinee at 1.3e t advestufed. Bills prepared and �- _ posted. - Hudw'are C. Tinsmith + C' L' U. ENIORAL INSURANQS [ Two Shown at 7. and a p. an. - C l "-.:DISTRICT MANAGER __,RIdAL ESTATE d Phone 46 Janie Pi mpt ervice ICKERINc� ILLS -EMPIRE LIFE �oNVEYANCIlVGI Reasonable Rates •a old aatabliase serve. :,..�, iia,ee -Reynolds Robert .Button ` I=wrance Coaapaa, to sorts. PHONE 290 STOUFFVILLE f Representatives r Phase, Pickering e0 Ann Harding, A,Y. Hale - + Iii. Arnold, .,.-Molasses . �- . i ' •Ross D. 3dtmso I W. H. Curtis '$. Mi �+ -�Ki]liDA1� TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY - . — - ! ^lean Pnckan __ - FOR SALE _ , en 3�4� -• = --Ulf of &o icy t i a yAP'ItIL 9, 10 and 11 ,; _•. , � 1 � , � - , - Telephone, 622 'Whitby, Ont. 1 " Lit Complete Show Aa 8.15 � '�' 15th Yat as ;George Sanders and Linda Darnell °i�'� D*N•LOCKWOOD- WM. MCEACHNME .'ktInsvraaee AAv1 ' C " PICKERING, ONT. • FURNITURE DEALEB Address t�heste Suiniiier Storm - - - F E DELIVER Brougham, Out �PIcIf b R 22 FUNERAL DIREGT08 "Am ,Lee Edward Everett Horton -- -- ---- wl.o as added attraction Private Ambulance se:.ic.- Clarke Prentice - Specials This Weekend - Day, or Night UCMSED Svring In ThAUCTIOM e Saddle Phones -Pick. For . Nabob Coffee 1 lb 45c a"; a waso : to Corp. Ren Fnw Jane Frame The Boozier k4mots P�ek$r�rig� tip •ef ,a A. a F., sad of tie UN Shm ftm4werilvle Jim Wakel, ' .New Laid Eggs (Med.) 35c doz. , F �tfta3'30 J. H. i ,tea �to:m rl> > +«re tiee) • Fam.nind 1 dozen to a eaate ager : • , lie-- WM THUIi3DAY, .EBL, SATURDAY ;: �seic Salah a 8pecl �ttr, sit IRl k alit �... M. MAVW APML 12,13 and 14 Iron _— pgpNS AGIN. a W E.MILLUMP LICWSED AUCTIONEiZ and Bowery To - SILK'5 MARKET _ VALUATOR Barrister Solicitor Notaryta11M Sales conducted Anywhere , C C. R I C H A R DSN Broadway Phone Pickering 26 Ph ` one or Write y 614 Dandss St: East, Whitby, Ont. Scute 611 —Continental Lire Bids Adaria Mantez Susanna Foster 371 Bay St: Toronto Ja,o6ci1e Oakie Turh6n'r'Bey �r-Bought and' sola— - g Y R I L E. M O R L E.Y Donald O'Connor Peggy Ryan HarO�d BrOo's Used Clothing — sterilized, clean= ACTIC . ed and press a - - c - MEN an H c - tore Overcoats and pants. - Also 'a good ".INSURANCE HALT CLINIC ,Watkins Dealers are making ,More stock of new' leather coats " and money today than ever before. En- We have a new shipment of Aprons windbreakers, and gents' furnish- 146 Simcae St. N., Oshawa Joy the security and benefits of aff- ; and Towels,also '%Vool Sodks ,Ties sect. Inmat very reasonable. prices. Call Phone. 22.3 Ration with the Oldest and 'Largest Easter and Greding Cards and be convinced. PHONE 67 PICK. Company of its • kind in the world. - Drugless practice, including 1 t -th' All sales records were so. asho in bonuses• Claremont, Ont. •' -,,,Sam Schwartz 1944. -- generous Nvere paid to all Watkins Deafers.F Get into 21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Ont. business for yourself on our capital :in your home or adjacent locality. 'Suitable. travel = outfit . required, 'Write now far further -Information . PICKERING MEAT MARKET to ' the J. R,• Watklp4- Company, Dept. O -P-16, 2177 Masson Street, FRANK R. SMITH Montreal, Que. of �Guah, ty First - Service our ' A im A black cowhide ]ding pocketbook.ND JBrWI change ,enclosed. Apply News �� 1- OWE NUY'THE BF7S'I' — YOU] -MAKE THE TEST' ' J. A. WILLOUGHBY Willoughby Farm Agency Head Office .- Toronto 156 Yorige St. AD0605 '"Largest and Oldest in Canada - Established. Forty Years" CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT. FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY RDONALD RUDDY Barr,star. . sa wmr. PS&IC. tdc.»rw L ods ON" formwiy ae�npied t F the Is �: � Mia. so iso of c�sn Chiropractic, E ec ro • er- . spy and Mineral Vapor Bath Treatment. Practicing 22 years. Consultation- Free - Hours.. '9 a. M. to 9 P. tn, Daily, except, Malnday and Friday F. J. Donevan Octaalo I.Mnd 13tzrve7ar