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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_04_13M all restaurants a (I iurxn counters, the fact that the weather is almost and prohibit the operating of the ;one month ahead of scredule prov.�s popular, yat noisy '`ju);2". boxes .ra+t- it. Lawns are almost ready to be - but' the additional fac` that 'straw - Mr. straw- POSTPO � ED p : s and rp • ��� I e were ieasar�tly su rised'on Saturday •ev- Errin:g April 7, when about thirty- fi%-,- roIntivog -And -friends called to For reasons beyord ccrntrot the offer congratulations 'and. best v, ish- Mrs, Fred Owens, of Oshawa grid family spE-nt Monday with Mrs. T. Mrs. T. Andrew returned home last _-Hu rat go berries are' out in blosso.nr" we think -lass _ :tet... , u. ...�:.cis ti�..i_ - es • um the oceas2on of their 'L:Sth Saturday after snendir.g a week with _ : icultural ty Meeting is outstar, rng r• even -an eariy ri ,aril y in r o, , spring, —Al itby -Town Half _ _ After an eveningof cards iefesh Re k1 1 lt. km W. Judd, of Cherryw•ood has. Tri mis were serred when Mr. ' and visited .the fornrer's arents in Nia • .The audit '. Pickering t; n- � .. w'edne.�day. :trill .18, 19•t5 P g ited Church was: ed to ca acit cn strawberry plants . out in, blossom, 31rs. White %were presented with a ara Falls last ti�-eek. capacity to 'select a Candidate for the table lamp and the -good wishes of Mrs, R. Gordon spent a few days Tuesday evening ""when Hugh M. ususil; taking place i^ June. This is forthcbmir.g Provincial Elec- ]ialliday Naturalist sitttd fea`ure very exceptional for this time of the their friends for. many more happy with her sister in Toronto. i tion has been -postponed - « ' eat, but if an j of our readers ha -,e years together. Ernest Roffey.of the RCAF spent writer for the Toronto -wily Star Y Y - I� presented his illustratetk lecture on anything Ghat equal* or approacne.-_ -% the weekend with his family here. ; • "Canadian Birds" to •tire ;Pkker:ng this. let us hear about it. • e atC� For PUBLIC :� OTICE Vernon Balsdon, son of Mr.. and! Horticultural Society. As the speak- VERT GOOD --_. _... Mrs. Cls leave r duty} rs re Balsdoiti s fo er stated "he didn't know there were • The Municipal. Refuse Dump of with-th,e RCtiVR this week. ! _ Farther the:'fownshi of 2hc rn i = AB.,'Don Kam RCNVR, returns so, num) persons here interested i» During a discussion at the last - P ken S s located P - - birds". About 150 coloured slides of Tox-nship Cou oil meetisrg, one of in the North Half of Lot 15, south to his ship next week, after a 30=day,, these •birds. were shown, all in• natur- the councillors made a ataterncrrt Annou neement of the 5th 'cumcessiart, at the extreme furlough .at his home here. } al colours. The mgt;•r:g was pres- that is rarely heard- in ' sua a body ! - south end of the. township gravel Mr. and Mrs.. Vincent ' Wright ided over by Cyril Morley, President I --.Councillor Frank • Disney - "Yah. --:as. Heffering, President pit• were the .guests of honour at a of the Society, who- called upon the let's have an action- council, just Persons using• roadway or lane' family gathering at the home .o! 1 J. �C: Anderson, Secretary- Mrs. Harbron Mt. Zion one even Convention delegates Messrs Yelling like we were going to have just be- • . as a "dump'' for depositing refuse i� • and Raines for their reports and a'- fore the election". Naturally this .Ont- Riding .Liberal Association are liable to a fine as provided by recently when they mere presEntled _ so upon. Dr. Cartwright to introduce produced some variety o! facial ex- municipal iaw. with marry beautiful gifts• `fol,lowinit the spec-k6r. During , the program, ` pressions around that table. 'L'T. Jo ton. Clerk their recent marriage; Little Masten musical nwnbers by Miss Eileen — The Mwnicipality of and bliss Glenna Aieabe, - , - - = hew and niece of the bride cone Hushby; 21fr.�ert Crates ard-�m:x , , Picklering,. Brougham, Ontario y ed quartet: Mrs. F. Baker, Mrs. W. Who w to be Your Representative. politics, '?vo. He and many more - the gifts to the reclpier,�ts. _ ! . Igurkar-aard=3fessrs�skPr-arrci-i. ----._._ln Holland _reser�tgd_ deQP1Y;_Lh�tl�!- _ .Mr. and 14Lrs. C. A. Sterritt _tar® effects - Morley. 'W a have net been asked, nor do ing back to Holland (when it was ocsl in -Promoted 2n , A beer, moving- their household effects �wve possess any particular" qualifica- safe to do so) the exiled Netherlands �--- to their new home in Ag::rcourt, drr- Several displays from this years tions that enable us to direct the Government- headed b " Queen Whil- dins Violet Sw•ar.4 daughter of Mr. gardens were pr -sorted by the Free- Y ing the past week, and wj12 be taking opinions of those in the community emina, who had left the country when and Mrs. Alban Swan, of Mckerir,g, up. residence there shortly _ a _ unto are readers of this -paper. i�'e ' enecy troops invaded the land. They has just -received another promotion Mrs, Ross' Murison left for the ` ayor or s a•oa- .I ,peeaker at mot not as re not attempt to nit have enjoy some security in or- �+ ospi a on ue Her r -ering This We.wk's Rotary Dinner fluence as may be done by the dail- eign lands, wbile those left behind from Section Officer to Flight Off- friends wish her a speedy re urn.._ . ies: We are however in Ontario and were to face the enemy and take what icer. FO. Swan is now: on her 4th His Worship - Mayor Gid_ford, of in Canada, facing a unigUe evert. in may come. From among those who year in the service, Pdat-War Planning Cor.: aitte- He'd Oshawa, the guest of Ross Murison, Ontario -a Provincial Election and a '-remained should be chosen those' who Hes mother related that some time First :liaetigw�.. .. addressed, the 'Club briefly, then Federal E1emion, -bo',b to taloe -place would- govern; until such time as agQ. Violet donated an organ to the presented two films "being" used in about the same period The people of general; elections could be held -anal station where she works. She has a Pickzrir� T,n,rst.2p's Post -Way .Conjunction with the conning Victory Ontario, and this Riding, this )ear, not .those who carve back when the Rrarsd time play:.tg for church ser- P'annir.n ....:rtttee held their first.. Loan. Both- film& are riew to this am going W be -asked to. send rep- danger was removed, to .start in- vices, sing -songs and 'in the . enter- m-e'l .g test Thursday evening. Reeve &&entry, the first being taken during' resentatives to. both the Provincial where they left off -"old. area" he tainmenntGrasas forethe oat ys•H. Moore's i;'ake Anis was appointed chair- , .. mars for the evening: Jos. Banigan the construction, launching aryd fire and Federal Houses. Probably at 'no sand "selfish cid men, with ideas placing of the huge "portable" har- r other time in the history of , this and policy which had no price tri, the was appointed Chairman of the Com. on Saturday mittee and John Fo ie Secret _bon worlrsi, that was placed on the eotantry has there. been more cause way of things today".. _.: _ :: ° . e _• _ ?'$..+_ ax)•- _ - Noratandy Coast for D -Das, -,s most for extreme care in the selection of The American thought they had Pickering Fire De artmA:�t was MAny items pertaining to tie post- 'sssnarka�ble icture. The second was reoresentati%yes than at ''-this• time.' better go home and think this :th; g P war era were discussed grid artotiiry P I called to W. H. 3ioore's vr} Saturday. meting a -ill be, sallied in,'tlie'. ve on the "buzz .-bombs"..actual' photos Though they may have had oto other over. This same feeling is found last, to extinguish a grass fire that near future&, zY of the 'bombe in !light and the fol= 'course* to pursue, -it Cannot be de-. throughout Europe's lib -,!rated coon- !� gone beyond corkrol. The fire lowing explosion on contact with all , nied that those persons-respvtsible tries. The Dutch theatre ow-rper was } Three were-,ls'put tCommi at. tbsis., _ started on the Moore property and meeting were: - T1s' Committee un- '• tie accornpa7sying eound..another i for national ar�d foreign policy in interested in a - united hativrs. of . burned to the adjoin;,sg property o! remarkable picture. Canada --and all other naticn. s, have Furope, the "same as - thev. had in aaimously favourr d D. I. L becom- Mr. Hugging, The blaze was soon _. fats an industrial centre - for the Neat.week, Rotarian Ed_ Bownan, thereby been responsible for -this and the limited States of America". under. cordrol, _.with little damage . Cammitt4e o et ifi touch RiihyllVlr. - Secretary of the Whitby -Club, an thg last war. To these who may sa) Anyone who does any reading at. -done. Just about one more s fire g amateur naturalist, will give his "Why or How." you merely review all is satisfied that when hostilities B'fas hi H: Moore, h P., sad through and some of the members of Pick- him get in touch with the Dosttlnion sow popular lecture. He has spoken the well-lanow•n causes (or excuses) cease, the most difficult part of this ering Fine Company are going to be rst several of the neighboring clubs given as the causes of. the wax, and war will only begin. Millions- in Platining Comm.ission.headed by Col. tteyond control," Phillip and 'also get in touch with an his subject during -the past few then ask 'who was responsible for Europe face starvation, and it is , . �" the Provincial Plaanin Commtsaion c in that review. -� to attend a meeting with certakk "! s»onthe, - - - going to be up to the nations • o! Library Tag Day A, Success g j _ arid the finger paints to either &con- the Wesiern• Hemisphere, to a fang+& ; �,• G G. L jr. Activities optic or military decisions given, by extent,.to look after these people- The Tag Day conducted last week emplo-uses of D. I.- L. Who sin plan same .cine or more powers. to nee that conditions are not allowed by the Pidcerng Public Library was ring to .meet the Department of Before the opening exercises of An excellent presentation of the to be. developed. that • will pre- a success. The C. G. I: T. who car- Planning at Ajax in the very near the regular meeting on Monday ev- views of a large proportion of the pare a breeding-grour d for unrest ried out the `'taggimg" turned in future- - ening, 4 baseball game -was enjoyed .people of the liberated countries of and revolution. Foreign policy such $38.15 - other -donations were'rec- North Pickering Red Cross by all. The worship period was taken Europe is .contained in ate article-is� as --we- have been- -.accustomed_ will _ eived,- arA the Rotary -Club anode ug _ .._ 4 ---� —, by Margaret James and Jean Ness the last issue of the Saturday Even- have to be altered somewhat. The the balance of $12.00 to bring them The• President, Dire. If.' Harvey. - followed by a dik-ussion, on the study ing Post. A L. S. war correspondent wails @rounrd our nations are going up to their. objective of $50. has received 'an" enquiry as to . tha . book which had been finished last in visiting the owwr of motion pic- to have a few more openings •needed This was the first time that the f extent to whish this branch will par - meeting. The singing of `Tsps' tore, theatres in . Holland, at his. and a bit more consideration for the Library has. used this method -of ticipate in the "Jam for Britain'• _ brought the meetirig to a close. The horn (what is. left of it); and -talked 'one on the other side of that- wall raising funds to. purchase new books.. prnj�. An alternative of daaatirig Aj girls were then taken to the candlelight about the war. When is going to have to be shown, Does-The.local libraryboard would like, money ftrom a local, source, or to tha arrant and treated to a sundae- in asloed how he felt in being liberated, your candidate show any' of these through this. medium, to thank the "Sugar Fund" is offered, thanks for their assistance on Tag �.he replied "Grand, the Allied Nations tendencie iT _ Leaders and Members • of the. C. G: Canadian Red Cross Ontario Div- - Dov. �- By- Helen Butt Forces have been exaelleat" but your I. T. and all. those who contributed, ijion, oil1 hold its ritual eueetiart --- --- - -_._-- _.----_--- -- - to help .titin vers worthy cause. A at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, ors ' special thanks to the Rotary Club April 18- a:a interesting event to for putting them "over the top„'. whichveryon �. lv'o report of the results of the . _ Campaign have been received for at _., t . this column. It 's assumed that the Progressive-toniery ive Party Chairman, Mr. A.- Prrouse; spdnt THE R "COM -MISSION in South Ontario.. Easter at his tame and did not get r _ 9 our letter of enquiry; , Hold their While. half of the'50 boys' under- ' s Provincial Nomination Meeting and vests are finished in Brougham, perp •O -N EDUCATION Business Convention is required from some more sewers ` to clear them up before the real bus - Whitby Town Hall iness of, Spring begins. Mrs. Brown -+ is makir_g the buttonholes - a. good hTHUR&elp: a •which has be oineed -to en ._C..Purroivs i3as-reset,-gd worclj: the system of educarion in Ontario will Bald its first se5sia is to hold any further parcels for. floss ` -:in the Senate Chamber of'the' University of Toronto at 10 at 8.00 p. rn It will be remembzred' that he has. w been a., prisosrer since Diepp,. She a.m. and at 2 p.m. on April 11, and on April 12;"195, unclrr "God 'Save The King" Looked •so hap at the thought of his Chairmanship of the Bort. Mr. Justice A. Hope. release, v`e']1 bet that she anode an- theT K. Creighton; 1i..C., Pres. other turtleneck in •._jigAline, this Such briefs as .are submitted. on or before April 10, 1945, R. D. Humphreys, Secretary' week. _ , " y will be given preliminary consideration at the first sessions. - . Congratulations to South Pick - Briefs submitted after nil 10 1945 will be considered at ering brarch for their fine total 1i �p the Campaign Drive, announced in - subsequent. sessions of the Co.mmis ion. - WatkinsM cal d aremakingmore last week's "News", but Brougham s money today than ever before. tntjoy unit still regrets -that a Whitevale • _The sessions are open to the pubh s the security and benefits of affilia- canvasser covered part of their tern- tion with .the.. Oldest and Largest story . the day before the _Campaign All organizations interested in anyof the problems related " Co�tiTminy of its kind in the world. openned. r to public education ire invited to submit briefs to All sales records were smashed in . �j 1944 .... generous bonuses were paid With ` the 'Churcka .., to all Watkins Dealers. Get intoso 9P R. B J-,6-, Sec,s�ry, business for yourself. on our capital _- R*yal Cnw•msamw on Fdweasroet, in your home or adjacent locality. The -Ladies' Aid of the Presby Psrlisaent Bm ldn•ss, Tsrenta Suitable travel outfit required. Write terian Church will meet at the home , r now for further information to the { of Mrs,- John Reamer, oat Thursday, .. :M1...n+ .. ., e.. •; -. ... ,..;. •. ., " .., :; :6. .�•, -n.. .,. -. .;_,......:'--A+.. - ;:.•�'^c.- i,5^ ':.^C ^^� r.' �': S',.``:. 1 � .. h.. YM:.. ....... _•-�a..%a»..o:,:u :aras•.x.+mn¢we-. ...•.. �i ,.. .....Y,r,..,Y,..:..�... ...gin-sew _. �v :.�«.<..mw. :. .,...w....•.e._,.�: e,a,.,-. ,.. .:, gid.:•-.: u�,vcd:.,r�.--�+de.1�;,_-,..:ori?-.m. -_ p,,,.+.x:a '-a:�» - .-r..J:-.., ._ ..__.Y� s. - r_ r speeds. a racing car equipped with regn- s awti� Tues s The test was authorized by the lar tinea taken from stock, Shaw MLLIAMS • an average m'le at a and conducted drove 500 miles Government w,��a spa U.S.- CAMPNORATLp ' 'by the American Automobile At- speed of 100 miles pbr -hour, taking M p ��M Synthetic tires made by the Fire- soCiation. . Locals was the la- the turns at 90' miles and step- _ stone Tire dt: Rubber Company of dianapolis Speedway. scene of the ping' 'up to more thau,i;185 .miles as • Salo. rd" wraias, go : Canada Limited have successfully prewar automobile 'classics.. Weil- hour on the straightaways with > ._ seek sad otba-sii" castled bT °tp°N°a - ' 'Nin -a single---skid---or - blowouL 'Tiro --- 1n s complett"-most gruelling -speed- -tar--Sbaat4kkos Adm POP ow Applabon test made tc ascertain just how ner of the Indianapolis Race, vol- engineers say it i9 e4nai to 50,000 OiWsi 8tI1tEtJIs. dandw t such tires stand up under high unteered to make the test. Driving miles of ordinary driving. �•, I' ( ACCOUNTANTS ! AUDITOR! BABY CHI( KS [TVR SALE PIANOS INCOME TAX REPORTS COffi- YOU 'CAN'T GO WRUNG WITH C. G. h MOTOR. S h.p2 1800 r.p,m„ plate Bookkeeptag Services. Small Tweddle--Chicks. There 'will be a 8 phase, 60 cycle, 220 volt. re- ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THIS •- built. 5150. R. B: Richardson, $t. new, small Pianos? It • so write or Large Businesses. el 6.117- guaranteed market next -fall for" Andrews, N.B, • us for latest descriptive circular. where. Albert Breit ! Co., all the chicks you can brood this -Factory Mason•`& Risch Limited, 0 Welifncton St E- Toronto Ont. spring._ The U.S. Army will take LARGE PURE BRED -FLEMISH' 642 King St. West. Toronto. 50,600,000 lbs; 'and Great 'Britain Giants, Angoras, New Zealand t BEACHES MO>3EL HOME ever Increasing amounts. With' Reds, satisfaction guaranteed. r the possibility of rationing our Alberta and Domialon. Governs home market should be firm-- menta havP, bought from us. PATENTS / OVERLOOKING LAKE -ONTARIO. -definitely. and the Old Country Dreamwold Farm, Box 9T, Cal- You may win this (10,000 model will take our egg surplus: _So gory, Alta. FETHERSTONHAUGH & COMPAN; home for 11.00. Writs for your you -can't go wrong with ch chs Patent Solicitors. Establ.N shares today. (11.00 each) to this Spring.' That is if you buy 90 ACRES, 2i ACRES GARDEN 1890; 14 King--West.: Toronto k -and look after them , •loam seeded Booklet 'of . Information, ,on n- Lion. Toronto our Fere - - e roomBrick House, t :Quest. MACDONALOS be mailed romptly. Draw to war cam count next Fall nor dress- tee! civ Shed and e made May 24th. Proceeds for war ed poultry, F.O.B. Country Pro- S Drive H eery 2 Barn fair, 4 acres in orchard, 89 Charities. ceasing Plants. Grade A Milk Fed miles from Toronto & Hamilton SUBU$BA PROPERTIES •:: r.::::::::: 80c lb., B 28c, Grade A 28c, B 26c. on paved highway. J. R. Smith, WANTED VOW ,. "----it ansthes r chicks at once. Free cat-Anx- Order WITHIN 25 MILES OF TORONTO. }, Hornby, • .. Ha BABY CHICKS alogue. Tweddle Chick Hatcher- GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, with or without acreage.i W !ea Limited, Fergus, Ontario. have 'steady demand for OI.OQ-SOOTCE YOUR garage equipment and stock andties From the hPginning of the _ ORDER YOUR 1946 CHICKS N(}W. way. 6, An- aster, throughout this ares: =o D11 C CR141K8 _ F. HEA & CO. to the "end of 1943 ,o}er a hun- chicks are from guaranteed test- OUR -inteA All UUNDATION STUCK 1$ ' ' " --Ont. Ila Yonge St.,,Toronto AD. 8451 Y Bred million trees were felled i- ad stock, and from 86 oa." eggs registered and pedigreed birds. LEFT HAND, 3 SPEED, SAWMILL or better. Barred Rocks mixed Nothing better' in Canada. Order carriage and husk. Good condi- $ritain. _- 112.00 per 100. White Legborns now. Prices for "mixed baby tion, 11.50. W. A .Corae.I1:' ICo _ "mixed $1100. Der 3000Q Barred chicks, males and females: Bar- moka, Ont. TOMATOES FROM SEF.Dl. whit Leghorn Pullets 822 00 per Wh1tRocks, o Leghorns.0 $1 t 00:. White 100, whit• Rocks mixed $1 00 Rocks, 315.00: Brown Leghorus. POULTRY FART, 25 ACRES. 1,200 GROW YOUR OWN STURDY TO- WANTED T A T per 100 white Rock Pullets 818.00. Pullet prices: Barred layers, Hydro, market garden mato planta this year. It's easy. "/ $24,00 per 100. We guarantee 30091, Rocks, $19,00; White L.egborns, land, 20 miles from Toronto and but start them early and for n live delfvny, balance Paid C.O.YS 822.00; White Rocks 824,00; Milton; going concern: fm-- happy 'results plant Master Mar- Maple City Hatchery,. "Cbatbam. Brown Leghorns 821.Od. 8b tree mediate po3s.ession, Keith; Cowles., globe, America's most pertecti �s� 1� u 7�1t Ontario. chicks. our choice, will be given R.R. 2, Hornby, OaL formed _tomato-ektia Iarge en� MOTOR 1ViJc.Ciaesi�iC for each 800 mixed chicks order- solid. "The Tomato with the EZ- ed and 85 free chicks for each SOUTH AMERICAN' CHINCHIL- tra Slice". Send 15c for Special �CE BRUNTON 'Bred-to-pay's 100 day old pullets ordered. ins, 'That rare and costly tura' Pkt.; or only 25c for 'A ox. Full- Goddard Chick Hatchery. Uri- Beautiful animals; easy to raise; colour catalogue Free. Dept. W. - CHICKS tannin Heights Ontario, will' litter thin spring,) $450.00 W. W. HICK & SONS LIMITED. 1g t0 1Z Years of.Ags RHODE ISLAND REDS, WHITE pair. Robert Green. 1226 Stanley, Lindsay, Ontario. _ Rocks, Barred Rocks, Golden ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW 31ontreal 2. Hampahires, Government Approv- AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED ed. Floodtested. Illustrated Cat- our chicks for next spring when MACHINERY MEN AND W031EN WANTED. We have opening In our- Toronto Y alogue Free. 'Brunton Cedar Glen you want them. Burred Rock Shop for bright 7eaag Country Farms Hatcaerq, 52 Winnptt, mixed $22.00 per 100. "white' tag- bey who waatL N learn motor Toronto (mention paper). ,horns mixed $11.00 per 100, Bar DIESEL CRAWLER of PARTICULAR INTEREST TO red Rock Pullets 819.00 per 100. TRACTORS veterans and 'Y tracts. Sell Fam1- _ ' meeksiilei and dssisuetton lex apices, extracts, alimony xr� 'white legborn pullets 822.00 Per equipment repair. " - 6000 BREEDERS ON ONE 100. Heavy Breed- Ckls. 16.00 "per RD7 CATERPILLAR WITH 8 YARD products, medicines, suc and PLANT 100, Leghorn Ckts. $2.00 per 100! Le Taud scraper: per: scraper: RD8 with other farm product and succeed.. Wine kdvo *posing for four BOOK YOUR 1845 CHICKS NOW All chicks hatched from 26 on 12 Yard corner; TD18 Inter- Wine, (rye offers, oDaa every astsart bright High School Boys, and get your chicks when ov eggs or better and from special national with 0 bulldozer (scraper Good Every family l prospect. as Ttsnekeepen on Colutractlw want them. Orders are Dour ng mated [locks Guaranteed 10096 optional), TD40 with bulldoser; Good districts open. Pleasant and s AeHv ry- liva oohs our RD40 International' (47.5 HP); profitable work for part time we��°i - sold cwt •early. Don't take chances order, balance C. D. a is on RIM Caterpillar; wlt#i--An- workers. Free Plan and eatalolrva Gas Llnen., on ordinary chicks. Placa your 'Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. thonY $Ighlift Bucket and inter- Famtlez 1600 Delorlmlas, Hoa- order Nnw. Pure Bred Sussex.' changeable bulldozer blade treat. Steady employment. gena wager Large Type Leghorns. Susses X Lltthtfng plants. 1500 watt, 88 or rind rapid ndvtueesseat. New Haspps., Sussex X Lexhorns. Bi OOD-TESTED HYBRID COCK- 135 volts. Rend for folder Rock X Leghorna. Rock X Now ereis, April 4c, Leghorn Cocker- Reset and Gasoline Engines 40 WANTED $amps Barred Rocke Send tor" els Ic. Also white Leghorn and to 150 HF. Other equipment Stormont P,7.Iitry - i",Al able. Wire. write or phone Prics LIeL L.akevfew Poultry Farm, Finch. Ont ` PAR-TEX FOUNDATION Farm, _Weln Bros- _ Exeter. Out Agents, WSnniDeg. I Cent Up. Must Be Cheap, -- CO. LIMITBDP -THERE IS PROFIT TN rHICKS BUSINESS OPPORTVNiTIF,S MEDICAL 888 Ouellette Ave.. Windsor 41010 DtNDAS ST. WEST. If you start right. That's what SADDLES WANTED ' successful poultrymen have, learn- STOMACH As-ln, rHRYAD W01IMS RIDING BOOTS AND GEAR TORONTO D 87.000-1On scree, a17 workable, often are the cause of 111-health ed from experience and that's Rood land. 16 "head cattle. 4 In humane, all axes. No one tm- WE PAY CASH why so many of theme game Poul- horses. 10 Diets, new machinery, GEORGE H. WILKINSON �Telepkoae J>Lnetfon 41tI -- mune(• Why not find out if this = r trymen have found It to their 5-roomed house, 70 miles from 1s your trouble+ interest par- 313 OUELLETTE AVE. WINDSOR advantage to order Top Notch Toionto, would consider small t W iv s tlruTars-Free rite. siu ane _ 7' chicks year after year. Because house vicinity New Toronto or Remedies, Specialists Toronto a. _ Top Not chicks are Government 3llmlco as pas payment, or $3,000 Invalid Chairs' Wanted ` Approved from bloodtested breed- down; balance easy payments ' ers that have proven to be husky, Apply' 227. 6th Et., New Toronto Dn\'T DELAY! EVERY SUFFER- WILL Dal cash or swap for what _ healthy, big producers. Start Ont, _.. .'�► of Rheumatic Pains of Cour- we 21ave right this year with Top Notch ilia should try, DixozVtr Remedy. Swa Dept. Protect your BOOKS and VASH Chicks. Write for the; Tap Notch Munro's ' Drug Store, 385' Elgin; P p ' from-FIRE, and THIEVES. we _ catalo; L and pricelist. right DYEING AND CLFAxINO Ottawa.• Postpaid 31.90. Geo. -H• Wilkinson. Ltd. cavi • rfso ud :17pe st S■fe, os now Limited number of - -_. Caklnet, for u7 purpose. Visit started cblcka. for immediate de- CO�STIPATTON, B T L 1 o Q SNESs; 333 Ouellette Ave. �! •' sus, er welt' fir p}leen. cies to livery.. Top ',Ketch ChIckorieS'L HAVE YOU, ANYTHING NEEDS liver trouble, depressed headache. Guelph, Ontario. dyeing or c.lennina? Write to as quickly relleved with Flg-tsar - -.- ..Windsor peps, W. for Information. We are clad to tablets. Keep regular with rig- - - BARRED RO(-KS. LE4:HORNS, answer your questions. Deport- Lax, 25c at Druggists. _- New Hampshlres - rhlcks for -ment H. Parker's Dye Works TAY LOR UMITEO immediate shipment: and a 1lm- Llmtted,. 791: Tonga Street. To- BAU"MEEXA FOOT BALM DZ- Portable Phonographs Ited gvgnttty ata?ted in brooders, ronto. stroys offenstve odor Instantly. WANTED! Will Day Cash or Swap TOOONTO SAFE WORK5 pullets, cockerels, unsPxed. We 45c bottle. Ottawa ngenL penman for new shoes or new clothes or advise enrly orderinir. Bray Hat- Drua Store. Ottawa. what we have. t4, ['rear Sr. M. Toronto _ chery,' 1301 ,JohnI N., Hamilton, HAiRDRF.aal3fl GEO. H. WILKINSON Eatablfaked 'ISW Ont' PROVEN RENIEDY-EVERY SUF- 818-8 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR BROAD RRF.ArTFD NI:4kIARX CO)1 Robertson AIRDRF.:�S1Nr: THE ferer of Rheumatic Patna or LEA R N ETA! hod. [nrormatloo 'Neuritis should try•Dlzon'a Rem- EEK- AVJiTL.ARI.E WEEK- WANTED. GRIMM'S EVAPORAT- i LAT-BLEEP - L004t •ad ly; }{': oz request regarding classes rd), ]Tunro's T1rva Store, 885 El-. you ord,rr st-, once, Our Robertson's Hairdressing Aced• Ria Ottawa:- Postpaid 81.00. or. SizAe two and one half by eight a ¢f mg jrArrr / Broad Breasted Susses cox brinK emy. 1ST Adenue Road. Jroronto. - _ .only. Etats condition and Price. top prices on-the market White Mi `TCAI. INSTRUMENTS O• A. Hogg, Tha"mesferd,-Oat_ skinned, lanit rounded breasts, r , Also New Ramp. cox witli' fast - = •; + growth and featherfna. Sussex ]i 4 FOR SALE. Le FRED A BUDDiNGTON BUYS WANTED, GARDEN TRACTOR, 1 ke chorus and Rock Jf Lexiiorns - ae►ta, exchanges musical it afro- to 8 horseDowQr. State conditloo menta,' 111 (Church. Toronto 8, and price-Boz 21, 78 Adelaide , VITAWN d-COMPLEY (make good roasters and grow ELECTRIC MtiTnRS, Nl?W. USED, -•- West. .Toronto. fast u . or 4-6 lbs. "Your can but Lfgali !Tablet i•'ersn bought. sold. rebuilt• traits, poi. OPP41RTir�11T1FR FOR WOMEN -- ✓- these for 34.A0 per 100 Also mix- lays. brusheA. Allen F.IecTric Coro- Al•ALL DAY/G sTpRds -ed heavy cox 86.00 per' 100. All pany. Ltd- 2Z:6 nafferin St.. To- BE A HAIRDRESSER FARM MACHiPTF.RT f om our well-bred. healthy, Tonto, blood tested breeders. 50ti0 Breed. JOIN CANADA'S LEADING RrHOOL "VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS era on ONE Plant Lakeview Y d _- -- Povlir�..Farm. ween (yens.. Exeter, STRAWBERRY PLANTS. ASPAR• - Great opportunity, Learn as repair Parts re always ague• raspberries, perch• trees, - = Hairdressing-avatlablealeltherrt at are local - • llntsrin apples, pears, plums, cherries. Pleasant dignified profession. good dealei or direct from 6wed4eh - DARX CORNISH -GAME COCKER- grapes. currants, shruhs, hedizinit wages, thousands successful• Marvel. Separator Co. Limited, 720"Notre- Y: • els, grand type, development: shade trees• wire tree , guard,. ■rRduates. America's greatest s7! -Da a West. Montreal •a Que. range . rRised. Choice Breeders, Norfolk TTursery, .Simcea. Oneario tem, if cal ted catalogue free. weights & lbs. Prices $10.60, .$7.50, $5.00.' George • Henbest. '8112, 1'19 Flags - rail 558 BEL HAIRDRESSING -' -"-. - _ ... MARVEL SCHOOL'S ' Avenue, Edmonton, Alta. ___._ _ RFLP WANTED � Write or Si,' F1 iDsStoAOrdaRDB BrRnches: wOR 1V.. TURtfPiTU w 44 Ring St., Hamilton HOLTSEKEF.I'ER WITH FARa! t00 CHICKS GREE Society Flags o Order .0 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa. experience, Modern Farm, 6y 4E0 H. WILKINSON. LTD. April 15th. 2 adtntb, Brampton WITH EVERY UEtVER CP 100 PUL 833-5 OUELLETTE AVE., WINDSOR I'H0TOCRAPHV •District. References required. 'ALLENR let chicks, wP give 10(r free chicks J. M. Dolson• Brampton 2. Ont. (our choice): Letthorn pullets - 322.96 'pei� 100. barred Rock pnl- =6,500 - BEAUTIFULLY t.AND• TiME TESTED QUALITY lets $1995 ner 100 White Rork scaped 60 acres,' new brick. SERVICE and SATISFACTION "lar a barn, a rages, electricity, spring water! Tour 9 rr�-Gave"loprd- - - ..sold backed by.high egg pedigreed one with conte experience ocud CYLINDER PRIESSMAN n with Lemon Jude stock. 81.00 books your order, aW, Overland. Cataract; Ontario. printed make-ready. Steady position for { ,UR 8 'TS 8 t RF. ROLLS 86C steady reliable man. . (44410U, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed t00q„ REPRINTS b for Yso live delivery. Sent Hatchery. -60-ACRE FARM FIRST CLASS, FiNEST ENLARGING. SERVICE week). Apply 'nearest Employ- `Men and women who-sYlfer nagging ., Chatham, Ontario. up-to-date. Write -for partteulara. You may not. get all the films you ment & Selectfve Servicp Office, aches and pains caused by Rheumatism.' siert Hagadorn, Burgessvilie, gnt, want this ye r., but you can get all FTLE-C.R, 2519, -Neuritfs, orLumbago'wani to-relieve SPECIAL PULLET SALE the quality and ,service you desire by send ng your {ilius to such symptoms promptly. To get such STARTED BARRED ROCK PUL. Amateur Theatricals IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE lets, 1 week old 22c 2 weeks, old EXPERIENCED LTNUTYPE UPF R- -relief ...iry ALLENRU! Mix 2 table. 26 cents. Immediate deliveryy. SEE our character cdeturztea. Have Station- J: Toronto • nine and floor man wanted at -' Carleton Hatchery. Britannia 500 costumes to choose from. Make. once, steady position. (44-hour spoons of this fine medicine with one Heights, Ontario, up dickeys, minstrel collars, gloves. CANADA'S LARGEST week). Apply nearest T mployment tablespoun of lemon juice in a glass of etc. and Seleniive Service Office. wetter, Untold thousands of folks use' - Costume Dept. - Second, Floor STUDIO " FTLE-C.R, 2520. POULTRY KEEPERS o_ H WT?-,cT TgnN LTD. tALLENRiJ. Get 'ALLENRU,toda " E83 OUELLETTE -AVE WINDSOR STAR SNAPSHOT' SERVICE , - • • • BE 'CERTAIN YOU BUY GOOD sit. at any drug stop- healthy, vigorous chicks. But Don't risk losing, your pictures. chicks with breeding Find livability - • Snaps caret be" taken -over again. FARM HELP WANTED Write for informative booklet "' BEAUTIFUL COMFORTERS MADE Send your film roll'! to Canada's "Here's • oo a ltb to-Ydu' to and you will be certain of success-.- from your material's. Quilting aatafford-Miller (ot 'Canada) Ltd., Our Breeders are 'ail Government $1,85. Your -wool- carded 25c' lb., largest and finest studio. Get better FARMER SINGLE, oral faLF, iDept, 9, 172 John St., Toronto, Ont, inap6eted, banded and blood-tested. washing Sc Ib. Quick service. Vtr- pictutes at lower cost, steady man, for general {nem Write for descriptive catalogue on a woo] batty 81 s lb. ' Wool PROMPT MAIL• . SERVICE _ work on dairy. farm. Experience the different breeds, and prioes on. 0 g Any Size Roll-6 orpa Exposures tnilkina machtne, tractor, prefer- our Government Aparoved chicks. carding 13.95. es 814.95, Splrfning red.. 70 dollars monthly plus Wheels 813.9b. Ask for Catalogue..,. DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 85c P MONK POULTRY Sifton Wool Products, Box 12.8, "I get best results 'from. Star Sna - board laundry,-• APpty F, 'Von Hg's g SENSIBLE way FARMS Sterna, Manitoba at she a one W t , s Plliat Bokarfari h Hitrlt�vayh No. O, shot 'Service' writes n customer n • Wh1 by Ont P hi v 5 Nova Scotia, who adds that h has h0 rlN4fY� MGNTIILY ,,;c, Moaxtoa, Ontario SAW MILL, NEARLY NEW, CAPAC- tried many places. - - 1 tty upward one thousand per hour. SPECIAL ALBUM W tOFFER' r rm. WOOL GROWER ': " Can• be operated by two-man or New SSY.Ie Album With Prints tri "OXFORD" B I:�O O D - T 16 S T 30 D more. Designed and built by an sizes 16-20-127 1{ 29c'o - �,� chicks, live, lacy and •pay. They experienced sawyer. For particu- 4e'extra) to sent with. film roll. WE OPERATE A GOVERNMENT gra the results of nineteen years Tara, write or call Dan Vallieres, -ENLARGEMENTS- 'Licensed Wool Warehouse and are �. o! easeful selection and brooding Mill Bridge, Ont. Do ..not -call-on COLORED AND FRAMED prepared to purchase this season' _ L E.Pinkham'sV bleCom�ound Saturday. FrAWooclip according to Goat extab- T�a m because They have to be oo Eglar _ements 4 x 0" to beautiful (}rpd g� $tanQarda spd at egtab- _a0t Oaly helps relieve nous, pats but Deeattae we want the vary ices. easel mounts, 8 Stir 360: Frnt�ied -on' fished Government prices. You.can lip panying nervous, ted, high. kind o! chicks for our own flocks FOX HOUND PUP, MALE. PARENTS Ivory tinted mala. 7 x A" In doid. apply your 'wool credit against Improved breeding. Big, vigorous h3snket ga-wileaduetoft>aCtiOnOf p ` ascii. bred and excellent hunters, Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black Purohnses. We do not_ banas. It's Otte of the and early maturing. We stress 815.00. 7 Rolland Rd., Leaside. Ebonyfinish frames, 54c each. egg also and uniformity. Write handle used wotJlens. THE it4fjd7 af�thiaDtl=Dt fOr our free folder. Barred Rorke,i{- enlarcPment rM(ired. 74c each STRATHROY WOOLLEN • MILLS ampound ltiai t nature/ ''White L49horns, Uri-sexed Chicks FOR SALE, MegQRMICK-DEERING STAR SNAPSHIOT SERVICELTn., STRATHROT. Ont, Qj�jom Try � rnllets and Cockerels, The OxfoR W34 tractor i steel complete - Tarl4ers' Co-operative Produce with belt pv)lt2 . and 2-lasso" Rox 120 fbstoi' T. rmin.rt A. Toronto - - i�� "� qo, Ltd. 434 ][elf Bt.. Woodstock, tractor plow, u72b. K C McMillan'Pr1'nf Nn me Hrd lddrrss r'inlnly r n 1maf1. Georgetown, n4 Oi ders. , ISSUFi 13-1848 }ryy w.wti.9': v6v'N,V"'+sae�ev.dI.W 5•d:'Y -� v.i�ai,m01L !�- _. wyedfY.< iuYaM,Jti�. F: :,... .mss+. .�,.. r,} �e^:., .. • . • - 4. volved. and the tidal conditions of , west bank of the Rhine to the .Sl �Annle l.aurlm' 1`rial For Nava -Port - of London 3 • the .Thames rendered necessary ex- western German frontier and.a strip Rhine On Active Duty- tremely fine calul4tion and organ- 91 miles wide on tate eastern bank. ,Cro"ing �Q Rhin ­.Feat. On 'thine zation for docking and undocking ,This -area, .which _ is sometbing • - L1�e1„� i� j� t�� A wide impression that since the ai the fleet of vessels in order to over '20,000 square miles, consti- Scottish -troops of the 31st High• j- ldlo Y bombing.raids of 1930 the Port of avoid delay and confusion, tuted about an eighth of pre-Nazi ' land division, singing "Annie Lau- London-,had au- Londoa'had been unable. to take a Another contributicn of the Port Germany; however, it contained lie", crossed-the Rhine under' al '- Secret of AmphibiousCraftmajor part in military service will of London was the construction of about one-fifth of the `population --terrific-barrage from Field Mar- On :y Inland River sutd. Fielcta be dispelled by the publication of five out of 'eighf and a quarter and an even greater proportion of shal Montgomery's ,guns, and the e details of what the port accom- miles of caissons for the artificial industrial resources and tourist at- .- battle of the Ruhr bridgehead had ` `' Is Now Revealed plished in preparation for the w•es. port of Arromaachec The cais- tractions. begun. tern invasion of Europe and in sup- sons were built in dry docks, wet The Rhineland• includes the Saar The Highlanders -took 3% min- it's. out. \ow= we know utes to• cross the Rhine. The first What the .United Statex Nay y was plying the needs %of the services., docks and temporary riverside,ba- ba- ' i and a' large part of the Rphr, cels- ' for some time- after D-Day, says „ sins.- ter3 of iron and steel production; man ashore was Lieut: Hugh f. -------doing on. our ry+•er." The Londoij- Times. the Schwarzwald Black Forest) Campbell, of Trenton, Ont., on loan This 'is 'what many villagers in - = �- - and one-third of all German cities to the British Army. Britain are saying as they. read ]Between the beginning of June Germany a� Denser hoiv British and American naval and the end of August there were of -over 20,000 population, -a total - Quickly •following up the advati- forces ferried Field Marshal Sir -loaded and despatched from the Crowded Rhineland of 77, ,... tape- of the first successful hand Bernard- L. 'Montgomery's combat Port of London, over '311,000 per- • The Saar is the most densely ing, battalion-after battalion swept troops and tanks across the Rhine. sonnei of the British Liberation The Rhineland, as it was defined populated region in western Eur- across the Rhine in every conceiv- They. ,now know that they saw Army, oper 123,000 vehicles,•' and • - by the treaty -of Versailles,. corre- . oge. A good many of the miners able type` of craft, _ rehearsals of 'this "entirely new-over-666,000 tons of general stores, sponds pretty'closely to the Rhine-_ . and industrial workers used to . Y r including ammunition. ..Only a short :land q song and-.story: and- ATS-., commute as much as 25 miles a - amphibious technique. moan} a small English boy; still time was-$ilowed for preparation; tional Geographic, says The New" day for the privilege . oF' tiving From the' beginning of the war' and the docking of commercial Yorker 'fagazine, -That is, it runs where they could have a garden to the end of 1943 over a huns- I. wearing-a _turned-up white sailors ships roceeded sinTultaneousl from.. the Dutch -to;-.the Swiss bor-, and keep' a goat, focally known .as dred million trees were felled in hat iveri him by a United' States p p y' the "the miner's cow." Britain. leading. o4 2A(W_ships w s__ sailor, wondered whether his . = "Yank" was in those boats which :.tossed-the-Rltirte--a+er--tlx week - -- - _ .. -•- . -- __ - - - .. ` end. The* United States Navy has - Thi - - - i great. following in the village 'school population of Britain. Girls` have linen sailor'. hats dyed pink or - blue. — - --Navy Moves Inland - "Why is the Uniret1-1`tates ha- ' +ry coming inland?" the_ parents of, -these "children asked • themselves time and time again. Now they know..-Sailors whom they invited - - to their homes have conducted an - • inland ferry service across • the' ._.Rhine 200-miles from a port. rm i n - • They • know those American boys, maneuXeririg their 'boats to« and from some spot on the bank - of their erstwhile peaceful flowing e = river, were experimenting with ctir= - ..: : -rents similar to those on -the Rhine -- - 0 f Fci River. The sturdy craft which set outRlaqwM- - 'from the muddy bank under their =wreeping willow trees have now _' crossed 1hto Germany. The ramps y In the bows of thltse' craft, - the: opening of which thrilled the Bri- - fish boys, nb,* let doyen to disgorge tanks, bulldoiers, and mobile guns on the soil of. the-Reich. The - - amphibious craft which ' churned., up the mud of British fields have traveled hundreds of miles across cratered roads, makeshift bridges,:: _ and through -narrow . Flemish � ". streets. Secret Well Kept. i In the' quiet of the evening is the son: set over torn fields, Brit- r ish villagers and United •States sail- - - ` ors would converse. sitting on wooden seats on the village greens. _ -Conversation would inevitably turn : tq the future:' Suggestions would '. .. be hazarded on both-.sides- as to _ • ,where the .Nmericans: next oper- ation +could ba Some thought the ••:L\EADY MONEY" is the COmlllOn tern' for what .' coats •of . Eur.ope, moat said it .' - r . businessmen call "Reserve Funds". In any language, would be the t'acific Octan. The only waterway which wasn't sup- "Ready Money" is a handy thing to have. ge=ted .in the wildest of dreams __ --- w•ac the Rhine River. -:: - -'done realize this need more than a farmer ::: for in 1 - - the business of farming there are so many times that - Farm d e,��tty�°--air- - ---�-PralaeS Canada s seed time ... ri Powder' extra mone is needed_... for bills that must be met. - - -- - - _ r t_ o take .'advantage of opportunities ... "to turn a- 14n unsolicited tributeoi princeIVA„ far Canada's dried egg powder, P - dol 'th profit. which, since'the early part of 1942, - _ . • • - - _ b .been going to Britain in • sub- ''There are many times When a farmer needs `.`extra stantial quantities, was received by s� ti 11 • —the re in, iarr letter tom. a ages_ -- 'nolle y Without a reserve fund he must either sell -- � cttlture in a letter irom. a woman something "for what he can get for it” Or bOrrOW�' if �f , - lin Southampton, England. The ,,�� ` ' letter, addressed• to -Minister ofloan.'` rail he can get a Food", Ottawa, reads in part as f _follows. ''i --- V ,•- --Victo Bonds provide a safe, and convenient form in ,, �; _ .- "Thaltk you, .•Canada .for those ry P ',f r, . #.'; k very specialty good dried eggs. which to keep savings until needed.. Victory Bonds y <•.'�'� f' y. fihank you for all the trouble and - care in testing, drying and pack- earn double bank interest. When you. have Victory _` ` '• s `' .ing. They are such a tong way the. best. dried eggs we have 'ever - Bonds you can get a loan from any bank at any, time ,. ---' - - = had special t Without orinali�y, an Ii1tPi'CS�the b021Cfs C8r11 8 money y rouble in preparing : •bands tetn." -pays a large. part of the interest on 'the loan.' .. Since February 1942 .up to .the end of 1944 a total of more than -,Victory Bonds can be bought'for cash Which you have 43,000,000.lbs, of dried egg powder, the equivalent o.f about .1'2'J,000,UUU gaped Or bought On GonVellient deferred paylTlentS : _ dozen fresh • eggs, .have • been . sent _ ,irom. Canada. to the. British Min- With money as you get it: % - - istry of, Food 5y the Special Pro• - - `dU is Board. Buy Victory Bonds to provide,a reserve of working Y capital for your farm. Buy them, too; to help maintain t` __-Twould. Be'--A- Ver — J - - ' '.l-ra o:c Awakening_your country's war. effort. They-pay interest these • -i;�,; ; two ways..— If Canadians woke up some day i and found the dollar was worth w: only 25 cents they •wotild, think - the C;uvernment had -been guilty of _ t, clicati-ng and skulduggery. Yet three policies advocated by the ` - C.C.I Socialist- Parfy could easily - wreck the value of +lar'bonds held VICTORY BONDS by all-class-es•of the 'public. =Globe s r - and \tail. 0th VICTORY LOAN Op«r April 4204. NATIONAL WAR WWC! COMAARTa - ' NZ - 'cers to Ro+:at Ordnance Yo+r can often tnstke t profit U you I>wwf Factories throu Rout Great Bri- cash tobCyyoung aniaule... Iain have contributed ovgr £18,- oU0 in pennies to the Red • Cross t-s� Pcnny-a-\Week Fuad.. -,A •� f For Sale .-- Seed or table potatoes. : DRAMA Meeting and Rection of Officers. 1 Miss May Brown Wresed the !C.las8lf><ed Advt s A quantity of Cor table Potatoes, "M a-s B&4y Bey„ ladies, please make an effort to at- ylrosnea's' Institute, Alton&, on W6d- Hesd Sewing ow•a in Scott Twp- By Claremont Goodfellowship (Jlasr' tend. Elect ot2�ers to Your spprec- `Woodsy 1&at. a�nted--Singez Drop I medium early, a M. B. Burk, And Pis Social ia:ion. R�eanemboe, the Women's Ina- , Mr. Jamieson of the Toroarto i+1or- ldachines. We pay ca6h. Calk or from eertifiea 16 Pick. 1031. 37 Brous{.ram - April 18 - 8 P. M. titute in the only orgsnsizatior. in mal School is teaching here this 'write. SUger .Sewing • Machine, sponsored By Friendly Bible CIA", the community which aunda cigar- ' week, under the supervision -of ,our `Ontario Str. Oshawa, phone 699 For Sale -- Holstein bull year and Ladies Bringing Pies Adm. Free i "ettes and candy to our local boys teacher, Miss Helen Kean. 30 tf half old. Ready for service. Howard .l Adults 25c Children lye I o.ersaas once a- month-and- there The mwav friends of Mr. Fred L. _ Chick Hatchery' ' Shier. one and quarter miles west are quite a few over' there, Green hope for a speedy recovery -of Pickering on No. 2. Mount Lion Mr. arai Mrs. George Hamlin aid from his'swlere illatess.'Miss Katie Leghorns and-'Ba rred Rock .chicks. AUCTION SALES h6 off every Wednesday. _._-� u �� Nancy spent a+n enjoyabl2 week end Green, o! Toronto, spent last week- at Milton. end with the Green familY. Slattery's Poultry Farm - -- :Vlrs. H. Lindsa bIs, E. T --Mrs: W'. F. Disney, of * -- tPhone l.li 2L: Alton& Rd. R.• R. 2, Saturday, �Api•il' 21, =- auetion sale - The Woman s Association'znet. at Y F. M. Chap Pickering oi" household furs :turf, 7-roomed toe homa.of Mrs. R. •Day-lastWed- Mrs. R. Alexander and bliss Ruby Brooklira, Mr. and Mrs,.. I house and lot, property of Estate of -'.essay• M;,iiell spent a day in, the big city. man, of GrasmiereI Airs. Hugh 1. 45 1., Define, RCAF is njoying a Miller and family of Pickering and late Mrs. Jane $ushby, _Gla:�nrtat. t b rs. Moffat, of Toronto s It e e ,Wanted'"td 'Miry r pia;us, radios, --•few:s Cask.. Sale at--1.00-. -Elmer fe«• days. Nvita N.4r• ,a;d ill:s• l:eurge lea�.e.with his wife and young son. Mrs. Thomas Horton and family of 'washing anachures, violins, sewing Wilbur, auctioneer. Wilson and family'. Mrs..1tandall e.rjoy�_d a visit to C?range�ille, all were visitors at : n-,ach,tgs,. bicycles, tricycles. Hage • + • iViiss Verna- Stevens, Toronto, her d ughter, M�•rs. W. Heim and Greenwood during the Easter week. you any of the above items 'chat ' ' V'",ednesday, April 18 -_- aucti3n sale,;* spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs• � family at .Stratfo.rd. _ Mrs. W. W. Gee and Misa F y __.-No.... MacLemi, of Toronto,, were the =you are not using and wish to sell'. of entire household effects including � E. Carson a-.rd family.• t Please describe fully. Write Box piano'; law.-nows-r:.and-w.itiques, the !, Miss Doivthy Hoskins ��'h� has Dunbarton day �g IVIra. W. F. Gibson on Fri b05 News Office. - Jun 30 ',proper`.y of the late S. Rwaohr Es- ! been With her broto 'dorm the y tate 'in th'� `villa of Clarwmont. vacation,. returned to Toronto on Baby Cricks , g'' blond& - - ht s: R. Jaffray. and daughter and �y� jEiiilside Portutry- Earrn aye tarring gale at 1 80 sharp. _Terms cash. No. y' Airs. G. hemp, of Toronto µ'gyre Sun- Y YAM N T D _ fhe Sacra�=ent ot` the Lord's- Sup- ,• , orders for chicks, pallets- and cuts- ,reserve. Sellers anilI Atkinson; auc- p y day visitor at the "-np home: Mrs. DEAD HORSES AND CA7' 1'LB per was obs_rced va Surds ;`l, '. > l •,erels,, in &host breeds, fu,~ May and troneers. . • ;• + �� •. - ., Davies, Ruth .Carson, Myrna Jocks, Jaffray leaves shortly to loin her, June dalivery. L•A's. heir .from you-; is,:;nic� Mc•Avny and Lorne Carson•' husband at the fast Coast. �'or tree p1CK up p%Oile &soon if you want these. they'll catch Thursday? April 19 - auction sale became. church members. Mrs• •bL Burke • of Eowma.evilk rs — Mit fnrinim i nz: t: the rt,- KLm .. .. 86 Sharman. Lot �5, tor., on orge t visl'eil- with Mr. and bTrs. S. G. of c4arr N 1; Whitby Twp Terms cash. Se 7 p rn tart. g on p i e Tw��di `PICKERING .. ' .. .. .. .. y �vr. -Baby Chicks vice at 30 s _ e has return-d i s r April Miss 89 �uua markets ahead of to- bills, Win. Maw., auctioneer., , , , , , ....zone -- th-this 'Sunday. village aft?r spending the A _. � the day's Bray Ci icks. Iri.m�iate iI�T= :till. and IIrs. u.�',�nee nter of Pert Yerr,. GeN pay t e" phone charged i.eghorns, w i Very in ;\eve liainpshires, '�ialr5g E ieV2ttO1' daughter and Mr. W. Russeu�al, of Mrs. Dales 'has opened her home _ _ _...--- Barred Ducks. United quantity I Oro Station visited with . Mr. and here again fo`r the : su,-rm.:r. • . GORDON YOUNG LTD started in breeders- pull^As, cocker- s Off. 38�V Airs George •`Filson and family vn Master Dick Pearson, of Torvato 'Res. 38J Phone ` els,'-unsexed: ler quick ordering. R :fie Solicit -Your-Atterr'ion and Sunday. is spending a few days with .his Toronto Phone Ad.3R3d a M 'lin H. Shirr, - The public school and high sc - =- I;ockZv-ee ==s; -—TJuafnesa ' siparents, Dr. and Sirs: I 2, Pickering•. ..�_ Feeds - students-returned to school' this week We are sorry to, report Mrs. Hry. Fo�"�,3 -r qu- 'a" city of feed oats Poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole or for the sinal term. -Wood in `,.hie Oshawa Hospital, where apples, zr.1d 'a• powvr unit Omer he.s rn $thy of the cesrimtrrtity r ST����Y R. R. 1' Pickering chop Weslerri Grain, browing- isZ extended the family of the.late she will be.under vb ervation. She Sleep,. --.• Mash for chickens, 500 grain has b-an h poor health for some _ Wanted su7p_ , dahliah tubers, re- 100. lbs Developing . Coricentrate Mrs. William kelt, of ,Kinsale, m time and her. friend--, wish t� r a gardless of kind . os colour..'Joseph Mollasses, Oil Cake, Glutten, their bereave•mentt. speedy recovery. _ Marquis, t{r,uge Hills. Bran, Shorts, biiddli►rgd' Mr. and i1rs. Frank Disney spent Miss Ruth Storarra is_ able to be For Sale---Chesterfield and chair. j W1le Fencing, Steel Fence Posts .- Sunday with Mra.'Rogers, and Mr. -out after a serious ear c•.ndition. bTattress. arJ yistern pump• R. P. Cement, Binder Twine; Harness R. �Yilson, of BFookjin. _ Air.- and bir .'llanev. are getting Harland, Phone tecl:'ring 107R22 - ' and Farmers' Hardware .# ' s. nicely settled in their h�mre here We ..- _ 1 eVa:e welwmi them-to our ccrnunit3.:. _ - 'Wanted -- 10 or 15'teet of good corn Surge and Woods': Milkers Installed "" ` 1�'t are pleased to report littl} Miss Duff Ville ensilage within trucking distance of ` Woods' Gaolers -Tractor Oil E}lnor Jack improving after her ill- phone Stouffville 348 'Pickering. H. Arnold, Phone 61Wr, Roofing Tho Women's Irztitute will rrieet Asphalt Shingles, Rolled Roofing, on �Vednpaday, .April 18, at 2.30 in • nom• • " ic- The Young People will sleet on Doors Open F,ach Night Ab. 6.30 'For Sale quantity of Katadin and - . - ti inee . a�ay_N _ e _ of Irish Cobbler-pot F. Morrison', -titure ". Roll Call m Garden ' n - is y • Morrish, • tcith Mss bisi g'' Miss tame ornsh, Dwrbarton, larern�nt� 10nt• gestion Special music. r�sntiat Shirisy Risk_izb charge of _the, p.rog- RiDA1e'. SATURDAY .APRIL 13 and 14 _ At".' t . Dixon, Rouble H•l?s. visite3 T _ - - - - her son Len. of Ston�_� Creek for 4, � 1 he Happy Land few day* last week. meeting ,of the Red' Cross The next * ., r' A ri? 17 Ann Rutherford Don Aethe ✓ . at 2.30 p.-rr.. at, the hone of �Ir�• _ Charlee Armis. A Rood "attendance. du it on the Sags: _ f _ or .Star ,.. -jail is hoped . .- _. '.Gene Autty , "'`'�;�", ` -� ► - IVtreenwl�,od 1tiIO�iDAY - Tt1:SD.1Y-_ d 17 i ' The Worv^n's MTmi••na r socraty .i _ ..__ _ .. APRIL. 16" ' ' 'bf the Circuit in4t'at }ti`•�•:daln Hadi N. ! . ,'_ - on Tuesdsy,an l �;acu thrix p. atpui:rd • .i: . � �"{ � ' Pin p �r „ - Faxter prozim n'. " IIrti Grable ., The rria.:y friends ofat}K.• £:oma _ Y _ -Rale•+- 'ev:tend' o Fi•^r• ttie;� sineere' �Hd12T'S BJECFS •- ti, Rvmpathv in the passing of her mot- ._ --d -- 0D7 ►,�- p l her, :1lrs. 'Bell, ,who' teas veli kriwri ' ► ... ;b :. her. liere.Ty _ TfIVRSDAY { - r -- .•. y, - 1- ,1T KIL lb-and 19 ii ; Valu.-•,y! � ., • - _ .. � - �� Spotas�l !.I rainbow 13!and * CAR -- ANY NIA" - u 'Eddie Bracken- ; o iL YOUR C411 .Ism Davidson .- -- B. A. Station Pickering, Ont. - •; �• thf Laron r - �,-- - �Clarem-31 Meat -- - - e +''- u ,what would you - :the money. ei1; if you could — _. do to improve our farm and increase' our pro. .� • �, _ .. k= ��.•,,. r p Y y p M r�1et duction? _ - - Permanent. I:agging Pain . li yov wont to bvilrl Our blotto - Sati +faction or money 1lfedotild you hu�4tl a modern l.arn . Refunded that'Fra3s the Temper_ �� a modern 'bam �. `1 ti of new machinery . oice Baby. Beifs-from .Ontario's Nets'e'. m _O buy •It ay be Your Eyes. rnotlernizs yoar hous@? Finest Farms : TUCK. 0.. . D. i,r ,,,Y i0 Dressed Poultry Bought, t C. or �- HT -;� r electrify our farm? - i .�` 4 y Y Y d Cooked bleats --'Disney 'block, Opp P. O. i >k r Choice esh air 'Yon tun raise short term money : from' our bank; 3 . y Home-made Sawage A Specialty ` - Phone 1516 end long term money from other institutions by A, J, SUTHERLAND or buy naw WA, 0 �'".:OSHA' NT a .quprti@nt ::'way of mortgage. But there are some things you - Phone 1808 Claremont, Ont. do which re uii8 loans That are e o _ Werth r 1 n a no+' .short .. _ R I E i That is where the banks, operating under the. ne LUM �e,;lnfi,�e y new Farm Improvement "Loans Act, -can help you: - - - LIMITED h be filled. e Z. . r , •; The gap as n eloads at • a specially low rate can now be obtained for Sc,arbor0 Junction - _ . �o. �bcfrify your fans P y r . periods of two or three years-or even longer, tn' _ TELEPHONES Howard 1117, ano. Sp-arbo • _ ro 936 IVjif cases , up to to"—ears, e - - ... 1ltough and Dressed Lumber Millwork - . moo, if you. have..st ro ect !a mind to jm rove out Doors 9ereeiut : -~ farm, drop in and- talk it over with your ball 1 inierlor Thant Mouldings - - oft and' Hardwood Floors bank manager. Ask him what he is now am • l shingle 'Brick insnlsted Siding veered to do to bel make Dui fsirmlinin more Wammrds Rock ZAth Cedar Shiagks or iiiwdirw8ea. P y 8 Aopbalt 9hiingles Roll Roofing ra.. waw. -attlacdVe sad your work -more profltsbia '' _ Masonite Prodnct:t Barclay Tile ;3. Ns� leis a hsXr Wib Rock W011 Iasnlation-. CA Melat and h9ona D ,,,q,,,Q., obew .IH+I will full you-sad &hoar you you bink _ - Weeping Tile sewer Pipe -. . 100 -- TIN SENOiTR p. c PURE PAIN7.� .W now ms's yaw, d w dust as eager to meet. the somd credit needs of - ..:.illrs IApiovsiwsd..Lesr - _ - - Ad the firmer ss of the merchant or �minof�idturer: _ .. _ .... - a of C es B. -Cedar Sb' � All grades .. - ' Je a lfili Advertls•emowt Is. 'Spensered by your �a�h ` games. A decorated umbrella was ' - • ", L� ' M,O N T L . used for the occasion, also a prettily Cb er" JI McLae mini at Whitevale on Tues y decorated bassin iette to awry the 1 day evening? Rev. and Mp. Kennedy spent Mon= hoarse of Mrs.. Condy on Wednesday- a s8�m, the bride } The by I th • Cheriywood st f Uniteles of -�• i merous gifts.s a 4,. y bashes of the Green River in Toronto. afternoon April • 18. at 2.30 p, py i by her brother Reginald the Red Cross from January 1st to _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. L?n, Lye have m,)v- The topic "Publicity" will he Kennedy and sister-in-law Ruth 'March 31 53 scarves, 6 turtleneck .-ed unto the dcug store, and Mr. and taken by lt.s- K.�.. orsyth. A I Suttc•i. Beautiful and useful were sweaters, 16 pr. gloves, 1 pr. sea- Mr. McNear is teaching for two Mrs. Douglas have shoved into 'th= good at!ei_3ance is rPested as the ; the many gifts and the bride wary men's sox, 4 pr. sox, 7 men's shirts, weeks. H� sang a solo at the church Y fittingly thanked all present far 7 bob pr. bob bootees Ynight,.and was enjoyed _ •.;Lye _residence, _ election of officers for the mew ear � y sweaters 8 .last Sunda _ - Mrs blit�h�11 son; o Oshaxa, will take lace at this meetin aa�rty-Ionil vvss-seT°ed pr• a bo a p g; y mi e'tt ns, 3 ys sweaters, Y a spent Sunday with Mrs. Conneis avid 5 pr. boys' sox, 4 pr. boys' mitts, Dosi't forget Sunday School every her .mother. Fire at Roy Coppins' Handled By Miss Ruth Sutton of Toronto 14 childiran's coats, 10 girls' jumpers, Sunday morning at 10.30 . Thi Joseph Farr sale held on Apr:, Fire Depart'niedt spent the.Eastier holidays at the Un- 10 boys' shirts, 6 pr. bloomers, 4 Mr. x.:d Mrs, Frank Hutchings of 4, drew a large crowd and brought A firs last Friday at the hoarse of ited Church manse, pantry dresses, 8 quilts. A sum of Claremont visited Arnold Hutchings good prices. Also 'the Lloydbruok Dir, Roy Copp.'-.1, north of here, $65.00 was colletted for_ the Red on the weekend. farm sale on April 17, drew a large which startad in a straw stack, r- Cross Drive, Mrs, J. Stewart of Markham, vis- icrowd and bidding was generally. quired the assistarce of the local fire BrOli$ iaIIl Miss Gollan has beervisiting with ited bliss Margo Wilson on Saturday. 'good. This farm was rec,.•. try pur- brigade and also the Brougham corn- ,/ Miss F.nily Gates,' Mr,. T. W. Kerr, of Toronto spent ichased -by Mr. William Murphy, x pany. Although the straw stack was We regret to re Cecil Hollinger and Stanley Pilkey a couple of days last week with her livestock dealer fr��i• Lindsay eg port• that the con- livestock destroyed, the barn and iu�arby sheds � are holidaying at Fenelon Falls. cousin Mrs. M. Draper. dition of Mr. John, Sodwn does not ' Harvey Coates, of Oshawa, spent were 'saved. Outside of losing the ;improve the way his many friends Mr. and Mrs. G. "Tran and daugh-• A car load of ladies attended-the •y the week-erld at his hoarse here, stack, .there was no drLnage dune. ter of Markham, called ca Dir, and Mission Circle Easter meeting at would like. Mrs. Neil Petty on, riday, the Whitby Baptist Church. on Wed- - ,AB., Jlrii fteymolds, RCNVR,, is at , _ The Women's Missions Soviet ' on will ,meet on Thursday,-April 19, at Tames a recent ee o Y w� a repo imonths at y.a. Jim's brother' Doug. The Stou,`Iville Liens Club are -Dor}alF1--a=,ter=a:-Mian% the home of Mrs. Philip, Mrsjseo, is also in the Navy; Jim, who joined holdin • a sah•age drive next Mon• Willson will have charge of the pro- Dir. and Airs.'Manning spent a. few Special music at our church 'ser-- up about tw•o'years- ago, has seen a day, April 1G, and will be calling at gram, days with air. wad Mrs, F`r•ank Torr- vice this coming Sunday,- A young lot of th:� world Brice 11is enlistment. your- farm;' They do not want tin - ante. Lady from Toronto is to come and • Airs. Brown had as week-end via- hors, hies. A. F. Harvey, Miss Caen- FrfHAk i Church tonight will be held at- the forrnat ion, .v,� suggest you call - will address the. Sunday School - on Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles - . :- lila Harvey and Miss Wanda Pott- hmne of Mr. wid Mrs.'Jas. Coates. Stouffvilh? 4501, 904 or 15301. Sunday morning.' 1 Woodcock will —ate. Bill Hicksspent the wee -en Wallace,of Toronto, on Saturday,, e • Ught �Y and boy friend of they -have gotten settled on their -big-fa,cuuy here Aill is coming_ • •••with: -the farm--on-the 10fii-of Markham along fine since his return to _this The Easter aieetirg of the �i'om- an cn Sunday, town and for_ner`s grandanother, DLrs. Burk. Mrs. Forsyth, of Uxbridge return- cotratry after having'been wounded -n s Missionary Society of , the U.r.- TorrontTrge Dryriaa. and child; of A �iurrib�r fruni Cherry:roed att- ed home after spending two wee+lo9 on service. ited Church was held .the school= .ended the induction set-vice for .Rev. with her son Gene. - Mr. and Dirs. Alvin Redshaw spent ;room on Thursday, April 5,. Toa The , K. Harvey. family were . zit- the week-end with the latter's par- ' President' Mrs: Frank- La •s ors of Bert and _Mrs. Hone) a fe+� enta; Air. and Mrs. Taylor. • ided, They "Easter Story" was preaws' days last week. '— _-- -- - Harold and Elmer. Brooks' s nt b ii Tomlinson, 1f-ader of the I Mrs. J. Hanley of Stratford is S ` rs� with her aunt Miss Bate for a short p the week-e'.id with their ro grandmother Group in n charge fth S meeting. A ' Ontari a, riding " -Mrs. S. Peters, pStewardship" visit. Mr. Walter Hardy has purchased was given by Airs. W. Palmer. Mrs, Mrs. Ro s .Knox is a Toronto vis- the. blackE,mith shop formerly ownfd R. Pilkey gave a. v?ry i• iter-sting itor this week, Mr. John Cawcie was- :a Brougham Youtlg Canada and operated by Mr. Len Lye'for a and.. detailed, report on the Annual : visitor on Friday.nirmbrr of years, before closing the Presbyterial mmting held. in Oshawa March. A group of four to go down to D. L.L. in, girls_from Sympathy is tendered to Mr, and same• C, G. I. T. and thfir ]ender, Mrs. Mrs. Ross' Raine and other relatives.- 'Progressive� ' Conservative Association Anther land transaction was the the - who have 6sen berea,,�d by the pass- purchase of a lot by Jack. Norton W. Hili ve' a mufiical= number - - T from Mr. Judson: Ward. This lot is "Low: in the grave, He Ia)", q�on•,_ ung pf Mrs. Bell; at the Raine iiuii.a ���'�E AND RALLY ' - this pia*, week. - - between the. present' Ward lot arra parried by Mrs. ' GarruthPrs at the �-� rw, Conies` 'tot, ` The Young People' of the church • .. M ' piano. '(;rev. 1. B.-Kennedy Kennedy brought ,attend A the Conference at Black- Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carter of Ced- on Easter Me:m-age taking as his, � Cr-ek are now settled i .: _ of Ceakinp� y at�� Inst week-mid of the Y. -P. an new hoarse the fonnei residpne 'of Ursi*M-af-f3s3i$rora l�resb3tery; --- y!� - Tiis Society has accepted an int uta- 1>y � .., The Warrens Institute Committee Y' a - :the late Air. Mundell, tion to visit the Stouffti'ilie .Society, � charge of the Euchre and Dance • Mr.' and`31rs. Henry Johnson are on April. 12. in charge t eve.4ing, April •itis. :vi4)vin�; its.,,. .th •sir new home here _ _ _ the former residence of the late Air.'. ';Shower to- Local Newlyweds are well pleased with th'e fine suc- Rurnohr: A mi5cella^mu4s gh'otivO; t+aa ten- teas n the evening, both socially 10 Mr. anAllan tile. have sold dered tf•!. newlyweda, Mr., and 'Mrs. and financially. Prize-wiu.iers at .he ti Mn. TIless r,,,. 1 s R their rest encewes a -. yr lare. -John . uttnn. nee ar : -^t „�~^_ 1irC. L. �ti-bite, (tent. -•.(yen, _Staley - -and will - probably buy of. home- ' edy T on Wednesday night of last , and 1 an ld PhilVvs. Barr-Itt s Or- in the i•illa�•'r. . - week at the CRiitti•�d. Church arianae. � its � - -• ft The Zy4,seies's IrMiWv.' wdil hisId • ?'bele as a Fa chest;wand �V. lark iia charge of . Jr enfs - rge attPrd.,.nro 'Phe .the .music �- esm ` their regular monthly meting at the tussling t1 &3 spent in aingin •and in ' -- 1 •Informal :. r.5e per Person .N �I Win. �.. _ - ... .. _ yW . ,- __ - ..�+'„_.,� •��." ,',.y. .'� - - - - •. - jjij _ _ ten✓ j e 7, dry » . e du DO on ArA r I� � ■ nsumers _ o _ _ SNWY•ON►M A further .Rural' Rate reduction from 4c to 3' 1-2 teats per kilt4att• hour .on the first block of eziergy used in any one - anonth b II drop=consumrr�; w; o' rn o c on-all- }�- Rural. Rate Reduction will mean a saving of approxi-m- ately $300,000 a year to Hydro Rural consumers. r` d .4 e t t 1� i��# f�.'rin a e -S rUc ore . .. '� yew Will ' c. - ti _ THE RACE •'OF LIFE IS O\' - 1-2c. per kilowatt hour for the first block on energy. - - �- • ' �' _ ,:(foriiierly 4c.) .. . S Each. year, •1iiore and moic fanners start their chicks on _ 6-lOc. per kilos=.att kour.foi second block of energy. _ SHC.1-GAIN Chita: Starter than ever before. There's a reason - why each year more chicks arestarted on S1- R-GAIN than _' 8-4c.. per kilowatt hour for all additional energy, _ on any. other feed - in fact, there aro several raast;as. o ce - .N Service Charge on Fa Service.., .a Servi Charge of L Chicks like a fresh tasty feed, if tly:y like their .,gross per 'month on Hamlet Service. K� feed,., they eat more, and grow faster. Chick's like SHUR- • GAIN ,Chick Starter, because :it's made so fresh, itOL 4.q G :ground so carefully, and it's made of only the finest and .most palatable ingredieats: _ s 2, Chicks need afinely-balanced combination of deed per kilowatt hour.' Increased use therefore brings lower b materiTs,tFi pariicu ar y amounts .of vitamins, a tMerals, and high-quality animal costs. The important revision in Rural rates, made -Proteins. 'hie w and thrive on SHUR-GAIN Chick t Starter because it's made y and specifyca* for �.. -. -' - aeeuratel -- `--1tdfe�iv�e-3n �anuary have rasa-iced=tri-$ nlet�ter their needs. 8: Theres solid value van .for .. nse of energy, enabling the Consdacion to further reduce + every dollar elpent. the cost of elw;trkity to hydro; Rural doneimyei's in You pay for. no exl*msive frills, you get full value fol - Ontario. e SUFv- cent GAou IN.-Gfor �.aiIN Chur ick starter, r' wi►en''yaa t„ ' Starter is made - - ,.. • • -bay lomily, thus eutting out all the extra costs of handling. . -- Grow better chi&* dor lees money, the SHUR-GAD; way :THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC P'O'WER p: - - - :' SHISR-�G1•AIN CHICK STARTER COl'VI1I�IISSIUt� OF ONTARIO '8.16 per ewk Made and Bold by .'.`.�,,, •.- .` � .- .'_. ...,.. - _. .._, ., •.'q' ,.. ,.. ... -..,. � "'"'.f;` F -a .i'.'' "�'.c^rT"c ++c'. v...f s+ Ss- ..Aa.r. ��!��'",e•'�,;U•M�':.. '•a,i+„,:..sz-s..we.. .....s,..,,...e+av-.. :.-:ci:,. z+..,< .-:;.::. tea:, s.,..,-.�wmr.:, _ --ts:.:s awv=.�.�..tee.rypydi.v�..'-+r'. C?.. :.<3'�.+r''x+a.:. .._... :,,-=•,.w.�•..� ._ .••r M � / .. r ., ..ems. _.. _'...♦ -. — .. .' .. - - ._. -.-. _. ....-..3..�•....:.'. - e• „n from, hit plac4 and disgrace e n:.,"If for a—nub.1dyl" � "Wouh'r.'t •!re?" Sat leaned back " Qu Gua t ty ee � _ in her chair, her eyes brave. "1 don't see why.. He's got nothing SAL—ADA to lose." ?"" atree ' ose. he ed,t01 P hin tNo B astonished- .No, nothing! He lost every- f a' thing years ago when he let a • young man suffer for him., He's worse than -a murdered. He's a ` coward." "You think you love this onvist?" he asked her dryly; "this convist?" TE he barked the word at her. She tried teanswer. quietly, but - her courage failed her, she broke - CRRONtCLES �r down. "it's killing me. -to ,think _ of him—facing all this—and he Ciwsndnllnst P. Clarks wouldn't face i e with hien! it's Of GINGER FARM • terrible to face it—and to be glonr, .; , too - s e s , and—suddrttly-- she stretched her arms' out -on the .+ �� table and laid her head down on Wow it call be ts,1d1 2't„�i are irlerr of s�v�nK ti:rw►. I wtmrler hon' r 'n whenthclj, he Then she broke out again.* hoping and !unkink to eay lir hoary! the rain, 'prttiniG rinNn. "Someone did it—and I don't see years and years. ; • " -aid in Re d how he can t m o tt; thin o c are having le 4uee Well, the : �,ur is-1afe,` I s rine -- - - leaving Mark to face his 'sins, and es, actually—the hydro is on its to sleep, perchance to dream"—and rord IUU By sleep at night." "' way. We don's know even yet how it may be that when 1 get to bed MARY IMLAY TAYLOR Burleson gave her a long look- many weeks—or months—it will 1, shall dream of a house where a look she did not see.be before the line is built, but -we rooms are tilled with light. where `�,'���►�''''�"��"�,%i% , "'Maybe he doesn't, Pam," •he do know. it is coming because we.. there are no tamps to smoke, no said dryly. `'Come to think of were told by Hydro Commission to lamp' chimneys to clean, or bowls, - CHAPTER XVII often deathbed confessions, one. It, I don't believe he does!" go ahead and get our wiring done, to be re -fueled, and where one can "He wanted me—he wouldn't may clear :him presently." "He ought to die!" she cried and the Commission doesn't give walk with equal safety from attic hake me because of this. Uncle She scorned that. •"Do you fiercely. "He ought • to have died that advice -until it is sure the line to cellar, and where a plug in. the. Herbert, .I love him. Oh; " please, think'a man who'd doge that—and long ago!" is going through. So we are. going wall provides one with the means *tease help me clear him!" She let youth suffer for it—.would -con- "Good God!" said Burleson be- ahead all right. But the job won't ' of using all kinds of modern con- • . crumpled down again on her knees fess?" she demanded furiously. low, his breath, and turned aviay. be done over -night as- the elect- veniences—if, and when, they can i ' (TO BE .CONTINUED) ricians are working only, -on apart- be procured! theside his chair, clinging to his - Wand 'sobbing. "I'm wretched!" He nodded, moving his long fin- _ _ time:• basis �-� .she wept "I wanted -to go with gen restlessly on the arms of his So far they have been the better " - him and he. wouldn't take me!" chair. "He might, Pam•" How'Can't ? ? part of three days. Three joyous .-Scorch Remover "Good heavens!" the old man "He wouldn't, Uncle Herbert, days -that is for us—I don't know ou'll clear him for Ute, won't Hy Anne Ashley �' 'murmured to himself. He felt no y _ � a out the electricians.'Never in all The simplest solution for scorch-, - . io,pulse of rage now, only - the you?" the' -time we have been farming has ed clothes may be chilly, . but it weakness that follows It. How "Do you .care so much, child?". - Q. How can I prevent dowdy- 'anything us quite such a thrill as extraordinary these new- girls She lifted that flowerlike face Pf looking mirrors? is effective. From your renoug- this. ,tor get a piece of ice targe enough tawe! Then he added. aloud: hers.- "It's killing .me—he's -so A. Do not place' mirrors where * s + to cover the scorched spot. Rub 'ffl hat's decent of him. 1 begin ''brave, I can't bear - it,'- that he the sun shines directly on them. It the ice back and forth over the to like him. Pam." should be called—that!" will make the surface cloudy. and Does $he job maks extra work? will I'd dons it, PamT spot it. Why sure—but what matter? Boards discoloration until it has entire - "Oh, you'd like him. He's splen- Q.g have to be ripped up here and lY gone, When all trace of the did; he's big—he's generous, and Would you want meat. my time_ _. ou How cars I prevent sagging scorch has disappeared, press your tae's suffered! It isn't right, Uncle of life—to go out and confess _it? shoulders in sweaters? there, a hole cut -through one veil- article again, but this time be sure W the boy's taken his punish- A. The shoulders will not sag if ing to the attic; holes tut through )H and :!cele tho ;ron ;g temperate- Ice will .s your. old suspect? samewbere, getting mint an hes only o s. - was an ceilings do the "dyke fplder-and older—home he ,presently -He leaned back i.i his chair, - shoulder of the person from neck switches; plaster .dust ,spreads it. d --and all splendid youth studying her. 1 tell_ you what to armhole, is attached at each,end self right through the house; and MiLrk'sI can do, Pam," he_. said finally. of the ribbon to tete sweater. o: -course there are extra meals to HARNESS & COLLARS gone like this." "I've offered to do it . already -'told Q. 'How can I avoid a disagree - "He'll five it down.. He's young, get and plenty of questions o -Fosdick I can help him to -a new able odor of the oil stove? : ' answer. And in the middle of Farmers Attention — Consult Burleson argued hoarsely. - "Be- chance" A. When the oil stove gives •off Shop fides, who knows? There are this Daughter and -friend arrived your nearest Rareness She scorned that., "You 'mean that . disagreeable odor of oil, try for a long weeend. about Stato Harness Supplies. money? That's nothin ! He can dropping a 'small ,piece. of gum" We sell our goods only through g Oh, sweet confusion=it never your local Stat, Leather work—I - know he'd- rather.".' tarnPh� into the tank. worried me less! "I didn't' mean just timney� Q• Haver can L renovate a seatskiti It was really -• rather funny. Gods dealer. The goody are right, and 'to are our prices. l I've got a little pull on the rail- an � Saturday we were not expecting We -manufacture in our fae- ways. I, could help him to a good A. Ont can snake Wast years seal the men to he here at all. But it toric, — Harness, Florae Cel - berth. I'm like- you, in s ,way, I skin,chot look like new by rnbbthe . rained,'so,one of them came after cars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan- think` he .should have . a new R" hot salt It will' absorb the keta, and Leather Travelling dirt. all. And he came when our visitors Goods. Insist on Stereo Brand chance." - How' cart I prevent rusting of were: still- blissfully seeping—and • • • , in the rooms where he -wanted to Trade Marked Goode, and you irons • _ ... net satisfaction. Made only by "I don't'think anything matters A. They «ill not'rust when they work. Well, it'didnt take me long half so much as his good name, • are packed away for any length of td have those same rooms evil- SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD. Uncle HeFbert,"' She wag still on 'time if they are -rubbed with i little coated, I can assure you. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE her knees beside him; she twined fat that contains no salt, such as' We thought getting on the land 42 Wellington St. E., Toronto her. arms about his arm and held. muttonfat. Then wrap "them in was going to complicate our work "Who was the 'man you sus- blown paper• still further but - than goodness, it rained.' hat..has, .givc;t. us a Qintex "That was only a suppositious N•yj Oil Supply Cut breathiuq rP.'1. Put it may not case, Pam, . be said hoarsely: YI be fo* } �ii�•— the whole, country- _ : 'IN A WtD1 RANON or _ :SMART COLOURS -IS suspect no one. at aJl:', German gasoline production" -has side liar cvrry appearance of -early _ SMARANTTta To Sts' She . -gazed at him wide-eyed. erring This ,.fternoon we were out. "'Yo -ere --not telling me the truth, been reduced by R.A F., R.C.A.F., for a little drive .and it -was- in evi- M Uncle. Herbert!." and 17,S.A A.F. and the for xxurpNe "I'm advance to less than 2017,of the d'ence e�erykhere. Once [daughter not—what' ? he, asked I:. n before cried out gleefully—"Oh Afum aLANsst, NYLON AND fierce, ,frowning.. rate at which it 'was running MixTuus the air offensive against oil began' do look, .there's a bluebird!" But "You're treating me like a babe. tmfortO ittefy—A missed it. How- x ['m not -1'm a woman and 1, love I last A'pri}. ..`" I ' ' ever, presently it was my turn to z Qt a man you helped send to prison, esclaipi--"Look, along that fence 'I .•. _- at Yes, you , didl . You . testified sec them .... a couple of Re4- against - him.'' _. _ - ' starts?" And of course ,we saw ,. J Burleson seized her young wrists O 0 plenty. 'of Iittle Jambs and other and raised. her to her feet; he had positive signs, of spring: w to' rise to -do it.' r' - " -'Get quick relief .Now, you listen! You go and s - sit doww- Wand ..listen! , I'm going 1-iowever. on most of the fauns ,x to put it up to you."• wc. passed work in the fields had -from HEADACHE �. • • • 4799- not yet begun, in' others the odd Are YouSZvertired SIZES field had been worked up. Bttt oh " uppose, i e p -sen dear, there was ' one farm we - prison," to prison," he said bitingly: passed, where a field alongside the WHEN you stiffer from an annoying, h: "Suppose. I testified against. him— O what then? It was mere routine. _ - road teas partly sown—and the drill ,aggravatittgheadache, get ,qutck,trtpk- I knew 'his uncle' well -i' knew ( and -four- bags of grain had been �iionrelief jtistby taliriga.iast-ailing , left sitting in the fiel':'•Probably prescription -type Instantine tablet. him—a little; he was a boy, • tall; — the farmer took a chance with the lanky, hot tempered,. something of This tested and time proved remedy is ? specially compounded to ease your a daredevil and the uncle was hard . -• and close as nails. He had a way You Will Enjoy Staying At the jtuf. headache of saying taunting things; he could The ST. REGIS HOTEL 1. Speedily eases pain. be . insulting—politely. Suppose �,. rern�►xto ''Z. Prolongs relief from pain. Whether you ductwork, worry or then, someone killed him, struck ip every tt4,..,,, ..+th 1e111h, silo" "depression." hiP. es in the acem down, found' that -it fitted on er and rrirphone. S. Reduces depression. Gives whirl, the resultist esame—chronio to 'the 'nep ew aQD, mild, itimulating "lift. • Fatigue or nervous exhaustion. been there, an a �� so + (;odd Fnmt. nlnlnR nn e■P Intanthie-for-other pains, too: Your nerves and bodily organs are he Yet it go at that, and the boy in. nubbly rheumatiq, neuratgw, neurit:c' suffer - also tired so that digestion fails and tcaok the punishment, got through- Sherbourne at Carlton Ing, or'the misery of colds. All drug- % you lie awake at nights.._ unable to 'with"it and had his chance to make ,' Tel. RA. 4156 storeahave Instantine. 12 tablets 2-W. Weep• his life over. D'you suppose' the Perhaps there is nothing that can so ether man --secure and comfort ible ' dein telt' help you as Dr. Chases and t ich—would step down to I+ NERVE FOOD. Msny people find- Why : Ibis to be the case. . not benefit person to clear him—after fifteen l�ew pattern pieces to PattHe a'da- ern c a • by their experience. years?" 4799. Just straight seams to sew, Ask for the new eeon- � 4 • • ` back, and front!': No sleeves to actNot- ' ,my, sire bottle of "'No," site replied -!early, "I inl Ii adds. up . to i-asy sewing. sing thang n headaches Sin than Headaches ... Dr. Chafe'f don't think he would oohs: you A cool dress; slim and flattering. Why suffer?_Lambly's made him. He'i too. bad a man, Pattern 4799: Women's sizes 32, :Will give instant relief• Nerve Food - A man who lets &pother suffer for 34, $8, 38, 40, 42, 44, 4.8, 48, 50, 52. Lamb[y'sisgoodfocar• trim is wicked l" Size 38, 3 yds. 35 -in., % yd. •trim. - acfratoothsche, ainstn °' > `' u�' "� • — Send twenty. cents (20e) in coins b std ach. owels, 1k�rl�o!� "You're right. No one wouI (stamps carinotrbe accepted) for .1�'� ine ' 3. That's why it wouldn't do me this pattern, to Room 421, 73 Ade- A Inv good to Shout out suspicions 'laide St. West Toronto, Print plain- od f TL_ to Ltd � ` at this day The • ssue' i •!earl I iy size, name, address, style num- UP act a BaYor ., HEADACHE POWDERS_ 14 1"UZ 15—•1941 couldn't indLce any man to rte'?• her. AAF DELIVERS AERIAL PUNCHES TWO AGENCY APPOINTMENTS Softies Flown Bomb toffloso droppedurur desh Enift VIRS WAIS W� vs. Japs Sam 0 rw:x "German civillAns with arms raised high move across battle -scarred ground of Lindforth, Germany, Futendering to Stith Infantry Division of, U. S. Ninth Army. They defied Nazi evacuation orders, prefering to give up. FRONT LINE SIGN PAINTER A. R. McGILL S. B. SMITH Two appointments have just been announce. by Young & Rubicam Limited; A..R, McGill of Montreal, a newcomer to the Agency, --beqomes Vice -President and Managing Director of all operatinna . Canada; Stuart B. Smith, Manager of the Toronto Office, becomes a Vice -President and will continue in his present capacity.—Both- appointments are effective April 2nd. P A FIGHTING FAMILY For failure to halt Allied air at- tacks on the -Western Front. ReichemarsW Hermann Goering is reported. by the clandestine Atlantic radio, to have arrested Field Marshall Baron Wolfram van Richthaten, Marshal Hugo above, 'and Fi--Id Sperria'. • -:,. __ • ,•....:;tis?..:. r _ V,,, - ,-, _ ' ►:•rz•-•M•o .•t'.a.. :a v xu .a'n'q':n .. a: '^sr s' j,`, .';�.--r,n'. ti- •c ri,'..,.w„- ;,.]': •�,, «''m .: .. Damm••'.+,:: •s.u...'.. . ,-..a.e.."�,r .:.. .. d.... •r.;si..0=,!•.. ' ,.-....•.-,�"g. ..A r.4•..ns�<'s.�.-,a't=.-.,. .. :..i.'4:m,._.. at.d.- 'A. m b : --19 St NOTICE. .... k ren Hai ware Pc e Our trucks pass your wry eery �. dry:. n roc�]Vmg is . _ COAL, ' Cf9HE _ — a-f,�1'!��' li is aw Wle appreciate the very fine support.-- )U CEMENT;If f , ��� ee✓ a:,< -!•t ✓;•' A rel a lira¢ � '>: r `t'i ,pct+q 1 A 1 '', � D, f�HAYEL, - ' : tj 1 I' i ; rep f •AND, " (iarJeri ;`�4a 3uli!-a,.d : gee--•��1.:•n r' . b _ PLEADER GROCETERIA. IN,;L��lirr� UILDER'S SUPPLIES GARDEN SEEDERS, CULTIVATORS Banquet Brollies' Dehydrated Good Quality. "aIEO Iocal,cartitge work tli1CK'1'i;t:U1:`lt:i ardi W'A'11,1 1+j� Canned - Pumpkin Self-raising •Flour Beans Brooms ... We havealbo placed in btoc•k a full Reg. Size. "It's Great" TheS're Good 49e. 59c. _ N c / `� f loc. Tin .25c. Pkg.. 5c. Tin 79c. 99c. LINE of MAPLE LEAD' MILLING J. S. BALSE ON.. PICKERING COMPANY FEEDS I enjoy shopping, at thio "Lem Groceteria"' — A ., 1'VIITCHELI - . :Pickering, Ont. OP AT IT PAYS TO SH Self^+ NO Phones -J Yards 74: Res' 65 Serve acting T1,e "1lR V [:(lifliZ �pnarff> Rexall-- ' _ (-N E�,S -01JR LOWER Men's Overalls - in-'BTG '88", "Headlight" and "Carhartt" : ' Plain Black and Plait] Blue, $2.00 and d " � Spring �& Summer Habitant pea . soup - - _ 28 •-Oz.. 11. c : KHAKI COVERALLS for Men. Splendid Quality. Sizes - I O►NE-CENT .SALE �Itled Supply..... _ • , - - 38to4,a 95c $ in sizes 36 to 40, prided at $2.9.5 - oma � extra value 'LADIES' SMA:RT COATS in light shades for Spring !;�' Two articles for fI►e price of one Kellog's ...... 2 "Wear, in half. and three-quarter lengths. -Reasonably ,yt r plus a sent Corn Flakes free glass -I2 for' 'Z5c "Priced Also a lovely line of Ladies' Purses in , 1 Sale Dates April 18, 19, 20 and 21 i i �j_ ? 1 , varied sizes- and styles at-- $2.96. .1 r _ WsGeh For Our Sale Bills-. - - - _ t (:. Dainty Dresses for Children, 1 'to 3 years iI. 'Quick Oats age pkg 19C -,Priced from 75c. to . $1.911 11 - - -. THE REXALL S 0 E . --ed . B. B4YES Phm. S - . Want --- ---- - Phose. Pick' tib _ _ "� 'Weekly . supply of -good riesling 1 �1 a 1 * C� i A P M A N Y� _. udd ons. Highest Market Prices ' Spring Is Here: paid a8 per Grade. -.�IVe ten supply 5w will+ Phone. Pickering 19 R 81 - - Ask for air: McCoy, Manager Meat __FLITE. DUROLAYE _ _. Department : .: t _ AJAX MARKETFIRIA Sellers Atkinson B-H Paints, Enamels, Varnish ZROCKPhone Agan, ZOla2 - Stovff. r90 and Climax Paper Cleaner I'bone 600 :' Free Delivery -:lcensed - ; Hoes, Fodke. ect. r.,... -- TH F 0 mom R E — Garden Cultivators, Rakes, ,La-wn . ' qtr¢ il'¢Ct0 24 Year's ]racperience. -Sales conducted anywhere. Lawn Mowers 3�tarpened� + ` - - .r Hea1tbaVlp Air-condit4oned Specializing- in Farm Stock, TT ?'HMSDAY, FRI.,-SATURDAY- Furniture srid Prapert'y Sales. LLVII4 B V.SHBY _ 't APRIL 5, g aad.7 All Sales personally listed and GORDON F. OSBORNE w, E. RICHARDSE)IV f ped. d and •Ssrdware and Tinsmith . - BRAL . _..... t� - C, L. U. " _ � SOS INSURANiu` N Phone 46' gaturday.Mst3nee at 1.31 � ised. 11s rnpare .. .. -� - Two Bhowe at 7 and 9 p �. - DISTRICT MANAGER REAL SSTA1'S Bowe To Pro 'Pt E.+ervice 1CK�RI�i c MILLS EitPIR$ LIFE = ONVEYANClNt P ' old established airy, � PHONE 29 STO 'FFVILLE to scree. Reasonable Rates -� Company - • Broadwayt - ' 0 0 L e Representatives : ► •^_ _ __ Phone, Pickering N _-- __Molasses ase D. Mea_Foster . { `filaria Montez Susanna t W� -H-Cizrtia--- .8.• - -, " asdde' Oakie Tnrhatn Bcy - =• Tom Puckrin ;; - et o a Insurance f all Kiwis FOR -SALE , Domid'O'Connor• Peggy Ryan ! ! ! Telephone, 522 Whitby, Ont. �- :_ ._. :15th Year .s. ... - -...� Malt Nallri - h�, 11I■� 111srtl_ � –��eC i�-�V OO D MONDAY, TVESDAY, WEDN..'SDY ��. , M. MCEACHNIE Address -- "'� - -� -. Ieserranee .`-PICKElkING, • ONT. _ITUREDEA__-- - - IFURN APRIL 16, 47 ar�d 1g as : _ WE DELIVER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lest Complete 'hhow At 8.15 Brougham, O� 'Pick 6 B 99 - •. • 1P'sivate AiibQianee sertice Cl e - rentice She 'seta HEr Man Specials This Weekend ;Day or'xight LICENSED AUCTIONIMM Willis= Garss�ia ar�d Leon Errol Phone Pick. 13 For m. Coon ori _ Nabob Coffee 1 lb 45c ario; . to Corrp. Keedl� Also as added attraction tion oS' G A. '& Jr., ani of the LaM .New Laid Eggs (mod.) 35c '.doz. sang ;.The wiry Ape - Pick • ..Ontario J..H. >te • (forme:}, _. '.1. aozea to a customer sed P:entiea). Farm sat.Tab ago j !i mu* Rendis Susan Hayward �' OhIr sp _ _ �� � • MAW stack Saft 8eseo>daWe � q'HUI AY, FRI., SATLIRDA? .. LICHAISED AUCTIONEER and SILK'S MARKET • , -vALUA?Olt•- BanaaRer• Solicitor.. Notary rerlie APRIL 19 20. and 21 Sales conducted. Anywhere' .,C. C. RICHARDSN Home In Indiana y phone Pkkerh* 26 _ i St. or Write , • 614 � Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont. Suite .611 —Continents] -Life , iittft •371 Bay St. Toronto In Techideolor - - Walter Brennan Jeanne Crain - - —Bought- dna Sold— Walter : C Y R I L• E. M O R LE Y . 7 CHIROPRACTIC « U$ed Clothing — 'sterilized, clean- _ • Hd'rold Brook s ed and pressed -like new. Carry. s n. E. g'rECKLEY Notirce o Y ou ylarge stock of high class suits. ` _ Hsat.TH CLINIC r iN 5c $1:00 Store.- overcoats and pants Also a 'good -INSURANCE stock of new leather coats an ''We do building of ""kinds We have a new shipment' of Aprons windbreakers, and ;gents' furnish- 146 Simcoe St, t,,. Oshawa G"PENTERING , In at very Phone 221, CEMENTING and Towels,also Wool Soaks ,Ties ect. ry reasonable prices PHONE 67 PICK.. PLIJMBL�l© Easter and Gree ing Cards and convinced. - le prat clu 'ng practice, m di sctic, C E ectro-there .' Drug s itOOFIAIG {5ain' Schaart= Chiropra _ Ww also Bell BrRtitford Rio Claremont' Ont. J, A. wILLOUGHBY spy . and 'M -Vapor �: 21 Bond Street West Oshawa, Ont. -Bath Treatment. I 31aterials, Empire Bathroom • �' ";`Willoughby -Farm Agency' -, Practicing 22 years: - �'_ ' Equipment, . Dump . Water.. Head "Office -- Toronto . Consultation •Fires a $y'stems, Beatty Stable _ 156 Yonge St. AD0605 flours: 9 a. m. to 9 p. m, _ meat _ "Largest and Oldest,in in Dail except Monday • and :. di , . and _ PICKERING MEAT MARKET ' y, Building Material. Canada -Established Forty Friday, _. . ... - .: - - Years" FRANK R. SMITH CONSULT OUN ACTIVE CITY DEPT. ipi=�sift Free G FOR THAT HONE IN THE CITY ' - °6M °ar' Quality First - Service our Aim F. J. Donevaa 9 T � C2 y F• J. PRO�EJ�. E euY THE Bir — YOD MAH$ THE,l DONALD RUDDY Barrster B. A, R. Sc. �. L L, �.A A R• � Wit;.«N.csrr D ► to s' • ,�,,.,.o +os .r ° �•. wastes. sty Ositario %;arid snr+eyos ■, phase PicberinR _ _ V�� - -- --IL OAN —