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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_04_27_ ,C. �• ♦ s",. .:at ._..�'. .: .,rr, •. ,. k'. ,. -,':.. :: .s. .:.•.s ,.:--..x,,.a.y.•. :.-�: z _^v..isi�i'';" �.... '�:.�.a-.+ -ra... x�- .. ai: '.0 _ r �.��.•afir�.�~. � .i+..., ... `.•. .... :..... .., .. r. ; t, .,. :.e . . .: , aa.::.,-•• . as ... ;ri'Y.M', • •.,d a'1 TH l . i • 4 . 4..� x: VOL. LXIY __ _ . BICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, APR. 279 -1945 No. 36 rt-Sales--.1 roan Cansss rs a oOv r . . Pe le -Su �n ��ead"i- :An _ h-.- d Iar r. .. -A Y g Ye ,mounts -_ •_ :__- �.,_•_::__,..-.:_ _ � .�, of I E E tt IN f TIE E E E T,Sinclair K: C., Federal Rosebenk Hotel •Saved By- Pickering:' 1 �•�� -- - W E N. H. Gifford.' Provincial 1Fire Company Pickering $g(a, W. H. Moore, Retiring The Rosebank Hotel narrowly es- Mr.- G. F. Coates• was rushed to As .we 'go to press the announce- caped .complete ruination last -Fri- hospital on Sunday evening last for meet following Wednesday night's day, but for the promptness of the Eighth Victo,7 Loan iE=vassers this war star" greaber &te eonveativn4 in made im to Pkkerh�g Fire oanpany. A fire ' ou on on aq anoming in intimi than found in the Nazi$- candidates in the cowing eleetioiis- that started from a cahi�mneX worked to his home. l Township Hazel 'Fowler RCAF.. time, raising - their share 'of the it may take several years yet, be- Oshawa; Provincial - Mayor W. H. and was between to duty,'-after a furlough st her, the inner and outer, home here. aa, at is considered a fore a war i over.. i o Oshawa. r. - . 11loore walls.' When the firemen arrived, - � • investment" to any today, We do know that our Loan Sa - is retiring from the active political flames were• at the lathwork. Break A large number attended the dance Pickering Toivuship has an Ob- men receive some "schooling" be-- contests. - - - - Ing -i'n through- the plaster, they _and euchre in the IQOF, Hall ,hexa jeetive of $375,000 (the same amount fore each loan aampaig-a opens--• found the flames which were then. last night. i as in the 7th Loan). and it is fully replies to the resistive -arguments extinguished. The fire was well under MT's Olive Johns has been appoint» expected that this figure will be " you and I (might)" piiesent to their. The Red Cross in, an Unusual Service way, and trouble in locating exactly ed enumerator for ,Polling -Subdivis-; 'quickly reached: In: the last Loan sales'. talk. As proof of our. belier .. ' -where the flames were at work pre- ion No. 2 (Pickering Village etc.), Charles W. Chandler, R. R." 2, and you will save her a great amount ;41.4,200 was subscribed. The sales- _that changes leave taken place, we vented the residents from doing Pickering, recently received the "fol- of travel b seeing _-_men in this township calling-on -you, quot=e one_ of our salesmen, who tai$ ,much until the firemen amved. 5 8 that -your name lowing letter from-his brother Major (if`eligible) is on her list, I will be _the same as in previous anorning, jubil=antly ,told the Editor • Loans, with one. exception-Mr. Wkn. that' he" had ' not, to date; had to ' F..Chan,dierra South Devon,.Eng' Corp, Robt, and Mrs. Miller spurt+ You- have heard of the evacuation the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Beeson replaces Mr, Fred Mowder. use one of_ his arguments...'Ahe of eight villagesin South Devon for -_..._ ._.__. _. ffir. Blake Annis, Reeve of Picker= resistance is not there gny longer.. g - Cordon Found. ing is Chairman of the local Comm- our people are buying-....they do� a battle' training area. The people Miss Nancy Clement, 'Oshawa,. had to. turn out of 'their homes insp;nt the week-end with the Fowler itteei. ...not have to be "sold Buyers, ' who • arid-winter during an epidemic of faQnily. During the past few weeks plenty in the 7th Loan, purchased $100, are i of p ging $500 •n+nd-no influenza, the great majority were Mrs. Ross A. Murison is justifiable optimism -has been in some cases 'bu - _ makiasg manifested througX6-ut e arguments. Why should there be...: �w�igrtier , in•• -�ll Nations' world, frorn the not nziex- purchasing Canadial� .Loans is with- capable- of making adequate Arran- - operation and is expected home this • gements for either - storing their week-end. ngi peeted successes of the Allied For- out any doubt whatever `'the sat worldly goods or finding alternative e A number of the I0ca1 fthi ekm on all fronts. Much has been eat, . the, best form of investment accommodation. During the helve enthusiasts (Isaac Walton, they- may hey ' aaiy about VE-Day, .and the.- truth available- _tosharefin any country", months our filiage- of Strete was. a Used to call 'em) have been taking _ may and could be, that it .will - be You buy a share in the guszantee tp, eight of the 3oi'mer inhab-IT advantage df the_ trout season, al- announcpd at an You vas itants died, the total population is 'though we have not heard any or - Since the early days of the war- in the Best". However, aside from under 200. When. the retuzrii'ng vill- a the fish .stories-but a t t- reach Berlin w .. _ _ _ - - } ere o receive ., doesn •t -talk publicly . of what and the Climax_ of. the. -European War, at the moment .is for funds to carry very useful utensils, quilts etc. so where. There-.was even the thought that col and prosecute the war which- is _ the big part of war financing would *not yet at an end, nor is it yet in kindly provided. by the Canadiai5 Red ' '' Verna :3SacDn=iald frsr4 r d hee _ Cross, they were overjoyed, and I collar bon? while .F; .t .. a on the .be at an end when Allied"flags flew sight. Don't ask `'what sin I going •can say, after, seeing a distribution, scltuu:..o ou'id- -'. ,, w days ago, is ;trona the Reichstag towers. But.- to get from my investment•= that that Ali the articles were most use- c::e of tl,e'r,,play periods, something else has happened Instead,- young lad who gave his night, an fol and very much appreciated, In - "Eyes and ears are turned toward arm or leg, or=his lite, did not ask fact it would- not have been possible Xeane•,Warren the East and the Pacific. Reports- that ion--asking yQu. for a for the 'villagers . W, provide • them- -.._quest -- • -- - - _ � , - . --uare here of---more Jags than when loan is a ®Hall thing, selves with some of the very. necesa- Popular Ontario County Barrister Rosetta Warren R. N. :.:. -- - ary articles given by the Canadian T. 'K. awa eeeives and Flt.-Lieut;. John- Hunter Keane, Fa mer Pickering Resident Passes - BIRTHS _ Red Cross, owing to shgrtages here: Unanimous Convention •Support as D. F': C. were married Hsi Picic3ring Ju 85th year at Toronto ( • On behalf 'of, the -�evaduaf6d 'people Progressive-Conservative Candidate United Church, .on Friday,'_A rid 20, 7. P Boni,. to'Mr, and Mrs. find Craw- and in particular the villages of in Provincial Campaign in a double=ring ceremony, by Rev. Mrs. William Burt, Toronto, form- ford, (nee Thelma Carlton), at •the Strete and Stolaefleming (wham I H. W. VVolfraun, of Lindsay, the- er13 of Pickering, passed away. at Pickering '-nursing Home, _on Wed- represent on the evacuation, comm-. ThomAs Kelso Creighton, .Oshawa,-grooria's uncle: The bride i`s -the cku-- ber home 'in Toronto, on Saturday, nesday, April 18, 1945, a daughter itteeI I should -like to_express the' was the unanienons choice of the ghter of Mr. and Mrs. David War- e). 21st, in hez .85#h year.. (Shirley ,Anne). �, warmest thanl✓rs to the dviora, and -Ontario- Riding Association . Conve.,- ren, Pickering. The grown is the Bon Deceased was a daughter of the ' • • I can assure them that their kine- tion held last week, -to represent the of Mr. and ;ors. Adam ]:sane, Of late Christopher and -Mrs. Stork,' Born, to lir. and Mrs. Harvey nesa .will be remembered here for a Prog.-Cora Party in the June 4th Oroho. Given in ',marriage by her -_ asid spent. her .earlier days in Pick- Gibson, of Ajax, DOnt_, an Tuesday, very long bane •to come. Can you contest. Born in Middlesex County, father, ;he bride wore a white slip _-eII�-_She is survived by her three. April 24, 1945, at Pickering Nursing make this, expression of appreciation he attended public school there, let- per satin gown with train, the bod- Bona, William. Robert sold Walter. Dome, twin �augii�ers. -- � Pu��- as possible-throtiSh -)kip er London C`ollegiate,-L.uiversity..of '-lee st iRer husband predeceased her seven- press". _ Toronto and Osgoode Hall, He grad- lace, Tyne lof net sheer and Chantilly. 'teen • o. Is our name n the Voters'. Liata- _ t ng net veil was arranged with a tiara. Hunt up your En-omerator. at .onoe'. ors in Political $cleace in 1916. aorrange cess o -- - North Pickering Real Cross News _ blossoms She carried a case a of Mr, Creighton served oveYseas in • row, b�. E. Barmer, bride's. the last w"nd ' was seriously sister, as matron-hopor, wore_ : A nice shipment was sent to Mrs. wounded at Viriiy Ridge. lie receiv•_c robin's e blue ere _ Birk?tt from BroughaTri on Monday, egg pe with ecru lace . roe a Oation— his discharge in 1917 as a captain, trioti: Another sister, Mrs, D, And- containing 20 pr. gloves, 6 pr. sox, ,He commenced practicing law in rew, and ,Miss Muriel Morton. brides- 4 v-neck and 1 turtle-neck sweaters, 1919 in :Oshawa, associated with Col. �inaids, wore similar] a led ,frocks _ • • 5 cot' quilts, 6 gii:ls' combinations y_. ty Electoral District of On' taxio J. F. Grierson, now retired, .row in orchid shade. 411 wore h=eaddress71 - a id 50 boys' nix +vests, Mrs. L. associated in partnership As Grier= es in colors amaWbing their dresses. Matthews iriade 30 of the vests and son, Creighton and Fraser, with Mies Pat Warren, flowergirl, was lir Ajax and. D.-L.,-Plant Area _ ]lire. Brown Qiiasie ill the button- -Major NeiLF primrose Notice of Preparation of +Voter' Lista for the holes Tbwiks-�e lad1e8. "Kell Creighton -enjoys a 'v Bellow with poke bonnet.. • _ _ Canveritions always bring out a lot Y g 1 S �' The at 'carried nosegays of Ta high degree of respect'iaf this county varied flowers.. Samuel Keane was PROVINCIAL. ELECTIONS of statistics. The 25th ariiial meet- and in. we bears the responsible best -Mrs, ung of Canadian Red Cross was no Drtnria:tond, of 'WHEREAS it appears tkat�the osaies atE those entitled to P Y post of Chairman Oshawa Hospital Toronto, was soloist, accompanied bg.. vats at, the Provincial Electio or the, above Electoral District exception. Held at the Ro al York, Board since 1936. A Past President W. C. Murkar. At the'rece tion, the: `? have not been entered upon ' s I and III of tbie Voter!►' -it was a record in point of attend of 'Oshawa -Rota and Cham = P turquoise. ists o nmerce. He wase appointed a K. blue' silk crepe with black. accessor---� "J Oflider has authorized the folloRin roeedure to be adopted: from 460 branches.for the Township of Pic3dering, the Chief Eimtorat ntatives being Pe g' P P C' in 19:38, and has been • Cit Sol- ' :An enumeration of voters will be made in each palling Other' highlights *ere - 4#91,636 Y les: The gro"oaii s iiiotltier, also rec- icitor since 1936. He has-been Pres- eivin wore subdi=vision by house to house canvass, and the list so prepared -I_ articles -were :made and shi ed last g, pearl gray silk crepe:. �(. - PP ideatt of the Association of this with black fuchsia accessories. For shall by -the List uasd- in the aforesaid -•Provincial Election; year. There were 596,4:87 blood don- Riding for a number of years. the w'eddi~n tri the- bride changed ..subject to revision by a Revising Officer duly appointed by ors' in 1914, In the Jam for' Britain g• P this Board: At the close of .the revision,. a copy of the List project, (here ware 2:=0,000 ounds to a gray pin:stripe dressmaker. suit. for each Polling Subdivision will be p(,st,--d up in a prominent P We would like to see the Village with black and. white accessories and: place therew. -Robert" Irwin, Staff' -Hotel, .A-*x, will be the ' - of Jam sent o�'eiEseas• from Ontario. Police` Trustees and the Churches fur reel. lees the In the Outpost Hospitals 550 clinics ;�._r, p grooms gift, _ ge.t-togathex_c,n-�a� D,&v- APP):: >,LS respeeking crnissiorr' of voters of. unproper en- _ 1 a i=s fow its ip celebratic n ( recognition) • roLment of any alleged corer, or as. to. an error mad3 b were born under the Red fla Y fi , y Y f5; nia� 'net be practicable; but the lL i• a uric e the 6mnierator all to the place at which Gofers may loth,-_may _. nurse made, neariv 10,000 hems vis- villages in the township can. be made to the Re •sing Offic•er. at the.time-and'place appoint- ice, 3,. 70 patient, 'spert 85,000 hoc- ed by hi;n to recd the Lists as set out in the notices which pita] dives in the^ Out - — _ __ = =Pickering _ will be given, r^specting sittings_ of the y sing Officer.•M Q00 .p;ople were -treated '•and 1(;,000 • ,iitevale Residence Destroyed -By nt� rias gni e TAME NOTICE that pursua:it to Section 1 4 of th.3 Vote.$ .- _.children asamined. Fire on Thursday, Last «epk sobers and #r=ends -will please Lists Act, Sittings will, be held by the.Revi4ng Officer here- r0te� that the regular ,meeting" 'will.. inunder named on the dates and at th'd tiaties and laces - .- __ _ . _ _ _ _ be wi p- The residence of 31r., and Mrs. drawn as there will be ay mentigaed, to revise the lists made ,v en e ata a' Huh Cana, - i:ig with th,e . W, -A. on the g - W hi eva e, was cam- 'hear 'camptaints, to correct errors and omissions and to hear '--_-- - pletely destroyed by fire on Thurs- evening. of Thursday, May 10 at 8 and determaiih all -appeals-in corraection with the said Voters - -J baseball game .i-as enjoyed :by ' day last. The stove pipes had been oclock in •tlie, 'Sunilaf School room. Lists. " all on Monday evening, after which This is ala advance notice so that ` the on fire, but were ,thou ht to • haus "All" • SCHEDU.LE been eetin =shed, and the men went _ ladies of the cangregation, will ' e meeting +opened in the usual way. A short business discussion fol- on into Ahe hhouse...A, driver passing please Plan to be Present. Full Place of Sitting Dale and Hour of S+ittinga. lowed with- the- an�nourreenlent'of 'a particulars next week, AJAX PUBLIC SCHOOL' "" Friday, May, 11, 7.30 p, W. 7 noticed the roof ablaze and rushed '� $5 donation from the Library for - Saturday', May ' 12, 230-p,• an. Y . in, giving . .the alarm Neighbors • a; • Saturiday, gay 12, 7.30 p, m. - the C. G. i. T. Fund. Joan' Grant. helped to get the furniture -out and AJAX BAPTIST 0HURCH i and Mrs. Westney took over the t' - - - Worship Period no one was injured. While Pickerin Sunday,Anil 29 1945 r - ALLTN P , Ah NIS, od the City of Oshawa, will be the Re- P having for their g ' P , 1, ire Engine was getting water at: •. vieing Officer, therm "Cheerfulness". A roundtable - Services - - AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that all coni lairits and' conference followed the creek, the men' noticed the Un- a eals must be P on "Personal i� Church parsonage garage ablaze. 11.00 a. m. -Continuing Slue aeries UP presented to the Revising Officer at the =ties' , The girls then painted iTivit- -- ••dentes an4 places mentioned in this notice or Sled with the ations for their "Mother and Daugh- It took an hour to get this under oda 1. Corinthians g Y 7.30 Clerk, Richard Andrew, 31 Beech Ave• Ajax, - ter .Banquet" to be held aeon, The I control. Villagers feel the are more P• m. - Gospel Sgrdco V, dote which this. Whims has W b his favorite path. &0 -pknts, aad pushed well dower A Pl After a Sim e Funeral 4ey Y private service in his To Control is the soil, will give Protection. commended on several occasions, -'-For Lloyd.,George faun. home, Ty Ncwydd, attended The cans may be removed before expresses great concern because in only by his family, staff and two %"&n CUtWOM the plants get too large to slip democratic countries he heare sm- Land Girls, Dilys Perkin and Four young men, not one of can then � be actly the same sort of talk he Gladys Howden, the. coffin was through, The cans ire and -hung up -for used to h Ewt wn-d I In in. Austria and Ger- over 22, all of them fighting -tiol.-the grave 00 carried- the 7 ON next season. many and 'which led up to those men of this war, escorted to his in a farm cart .hy-Da`n,,7t4,e, �'-tatida- Combat Attach of Cat" socialism known list resting place Earl'- David horse. forms of national soc :Success in the proauctloa of gar- Policy Of Freedom as nazism and fascism. Many Lloyd George. sincere and ardent persons argued They were the pall -bearers, and 8L.&CP LOOK afta 4den vegetables crops depends a I FJV RAT- :,....zood deal upon protection from For The Individual -for State control jLnd power, na- they took their grandfather to his po; Art virrim/ 'the early attacks of cutworms. As tiotial planning and socialism and burial place, in a primrose bank arnn-up�-&nd-werA The 3reatest dange, facing citi- as a result 15 years ago 90 per cent by the bend of ..the Dwyfor river, ---hie-66:11­ W -40on as t rens these days does not come of the Germans would --have rejected the river he loved in boyhood. krowth commences, cutworms be - tical mountebanks who as fantastic'. that those things There was none of. the 'great A week before the from poli t -David Lloyd -Comp- 11'r IN 5 come active. 'sbpuld follow which have actually trappings of state for VITAMIN first garden crops are planted, the win say anything, states Welling soil surface, If caked,' should be tdn Jeffers In The Globe and Mail. followed. George, sometime Prinfe Minister LIQuId Ift Tablot Form t At ALL q!ZM from people with attractive and First Lord of the Treasury; 'broken up in(l a poisoned bait It comes f bran 25 lb.; Paris green, personalities who quite sincerely Only a policy of freedom for the they buried him in his coffin of made o 1 lb.; and 3 gallons of water should advocate eliminating'the individual individual is a progressive policy, elm from 11iis -estate, humbly, sim-, ddmist. To build -je broadast at the rate of 15 -20 -lb.- more and more from the economic says this noted eco ply. a better world, he says, we must The music was 'a hymn written wof the dry material per acre., Select system and substituting the State. WILLIAMS, a warm evening and spread the - bait They. do this in the name of liberty clear away the obstacles with which. of CA --`'before darkness comes on. Do not' and quite sincerely overlook the human folly has recently encum- Portmadoc, -"Twddn Llwyn" ("The Brown Home in the Spin. MUSTARD CREAM spread the bait on a cold day, bureaucratic dictatorship involved ative-energy-of individuats. in other ney"), that they sang. 6 to dw d6cted peft t State to take over becd our pith afid release the cre- Little por city arardens. use the bait a in .the "on -behalf or.' words, to create conditions fa.-.- ILI — ave, fil ed %vith latnels wickly rellems sprains lor..� -A the rate .of one teaspoonful of Paris from the individual from the estate, was . sdfam Palo dhappaus, wd - c in op. on Lloyd green to one quart of bran, and all citizens. able to progress is much better than an ,Iurft. Try 0 t0aw for few 1210tsten--with- v5 aten Transplants "The Road in ger.fl- .__."to_ ptau progress."-- George's own round . in. a spin - may be protected by dipping them in a mixture of 3 ounces of lead ■ gardens; tin cans with For small before a -arsenate to a gallon of water setting the transplants in the soil. f both ends cut out and placed over our iCtoLo "IS 0 oon, W1811, call n You -S. �. . 1��n�e ien y.., _ive Hi a rr WeIL Everybody ]maws whai a. comf actingcaf $T"#Sf ft r: % thing it is to have money when you can.get it when you need iL So. In most %OF COURSE % homea. the Victory Loan. asks== gets IL-Fmw wolconie. He offers an oppocdialW&C tunity to you to help your country's0ateeffort by just saving your money. Inlow CanSTOCKING DYU af emergency you Can get cash for your !hF"HION RIGHT bondq at any bank & a. but you know thatSHADIIS when you put savings into Victory Bonds�'they will Mcely stay the", int"Idrawi ggoodinterest. Yoursavinpa,14nprotected . am umptation to fr your ownuse them. Buy all the Victory Boadslonrandmask G all the cash you haves can, wi&WsShe Kne on'dre., V,ictO Bon sWhen mucluis, was young Dr. V11TAI,,WW7AD "ne. She has used it and watched it ears until its merits an all these y ' in nearly 891QUIN, as O inowau, ■ sleep well when IjUIR FOOD came on the -When you can't rest and. oney when you have indigestion —when you ........ ......... .. . . . ........... down in` NMI feel I tired out and run th start in at once with Dr L Chaeeis NERVE FOOD and you will soon i3low why this Vitamin B, tomo so popular. Ask for the new own- omy bottle of ]Dr. -ChaWs cco '+`�4f`L�rr ••' •.i. ���' rn'"if'd4SN'J,-->,�„y>rn.:✓1>, ..JOy ,YiFi Y.. Y .yL.,n, k`!'e: 1•: : • .. _ o `Lakde - F A:1e Grandma Aircraft To Fly Sweden To Bar 7 Mary' Now She Knows Faster Than Sound _:German Refugees ,1Ninety Yeas Old ROLL YOUR OWN WITH i �Mr. Lennox -Boyd, Parliament- The Swedish Minister of Jam" � Highly years ago a tittle lama jodfish " Try Secretary to the Ministry of Y lice, Thorwald Bergquist, has insisted on following Mary Past- Aircraft_ Production, has announc- stated that he expects the Swedish - _ cd that Britain is on the verge of Government to adopt a tenors--.lddgs_t4t acht3ol and bad to be tett- _— designing aircraft travelling at over hensive, resolution to turn away all creel on the village green dilritls IN m. •h.—faster than the speed gsoa hours. CIGARETTE T O B A C C Orefgee, Germans. Sweden, he said, of sound. is not` able to admit an unlimited The girl who was the inspire-• ;. 1 MT. Lennon -Boyd disclosed that number of refugees, and to sift tion of the famous nursery rhyme a gigantic 100,000 h.p. wihd inn- the wheat from the chaff would nel-25 times more powerful than present almost insuperable diffi. celebrated ' her 90th birthday at - any existing tunnel—is to be -built cWties - Det' boat in fafantham, EnBtan'd, at the new English air research Consequently, when the new last week When itrandims was young Dr. station in Bedfordshire. There will Lw is passed, he added, German CDsee's NERVE FOOD came on the also be severs) tunnels of 40,000 refugees will as far as possible be Hoene. She has used it and watched it all these years until its merits sae hep. This, staty ion, which mill be turned away at the frontier. Only MINING .1mown in nearly all homes, the largest in ,the world, will be those who are shipwrecked or q. When you can't rest and sleep well equipped with all the latest re= make forced landings- will be at-. ' search plant needed for revolu- lowed temporarily, ��� when you }lave' when to remain CIL Yi pea ^; f�ooun feel tired out and in • Dr. frill O'f •, M tionar developments in post-war Y P P ding deportation. - - ' `` Dearth start in at once with aviation. BOOK OF So MAPS Cltiaaeis NERVE FOOD.and oil will yyi The electrical plant needed to, , . soon know wh thrs Vitamin tonic y B operate the new station 'will be Plants grown in houses should ;W. LANGRIDGE, _ is s0 popes' as large as that serving the indus- be watered thoroughly and thenAil _I for tre- new cconoreme bottle of trial city of Manchester, which has not watered again until e r- MY St; OWL A omy size close on. one million. inhabitants. face of the soil is thoroughly dry: - - N. Iowa I .= 1�lerve Food =:� 7a�CCOUNTANTS A AL'DITORa HANY CHICKS FOR SALE PHOTOGRAPHY - t 'j'1 .D CtliA1.ITY l IXCONF. TAR RFI'OItTa. CcIM_ 2S FREE CHICKS AT STUD, ATTBIDIIE'S NIGHT- 180e-iLbO plate 'Bookkeeping Services. 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All 22,00; - White Rocks,- $24.00; Brown . Farms. Durham, Ont. the anality and service you desire by sending your films to GARAGE AND 'SERVICE STATION equipment and stock -not, are from seed test- Leghorns, ;'24.00. 24 free our choice, will be •given [Me, IAL PHOTO o Sb".RYICE _ ad st from 23 tM stock, and from ib os eggs 'mixed forchicks. for each 200 z d ch ek o r mixed chicks order. garage aa1 M roomed house on' No. 8 Hlgh- station J. Toronto ` or better, Barred Rocks 112A0 -per 100, White Leghorns ad and 2.5 free chicks for each way. Oakes Garage, Ancestor. mixed' 111.00 per tot: Barred 100 day old pullets ordered.- -Goddard -Chick. Hatchery, Brl- Ont "YOUR WORK IS POULTRY FARM,. 86 ACRES, 1.300 -Rack _Pullets ;1b.U0 per 10U, white Leghorn Pullets 122:n0 per tanaia Heights, Ontario. WONDERFUL" .7 100, white Rocks mixied 815,041 100 Rack Pullets layers, Hydro. market garden ,land, 80 miles from Toronto and CUSTOMER SAYS ' ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW \ per whits ;24.00 per 100. We Guarantee 100o, � live AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED your chicRs for nest spring when Hamilton; going concern; Im- mediate possesalon. Helttt Cowie,. � and the prompt manner !a VVV�" t�eiivery. oatance paid them, ]iapie City hatchery, Chatham. You want chem Barred Rock BR -2, iiornby. Oct which you return work is greatly appreciated." • . Ontario. - mired ;12.00 per 100, tiVhit. iwg+ horns mixed ;11.00 per 100. Bar. Any Size Rall - 6 or 8 Exposures y FARM. FOR SALE - easel --hock Pullets ;19.00 per IOU DIEVELOPED AND PRINTED Sita __BRUNT ON "Bred -to -Pay" Y 100 ACRES SUltrABLE FOR MIX. White Leghorn Pullets .;82.00 per Don't rink loing pictures. Bond. CIIICtts .100. Heavy Breed C,'kls. ;6.00 per - 100. Leghorn Ckla. $2.00, 100, ed. or dairy farming, good- clay - • lour film rolls- to per All chicka hatched from 38 os. Team land. 80 acres clearing, Imall. CANADA'S LARGEST AND #1EW S7Ar wr RHODE ISLAND REDS, WHITE Rocks, Barred Rocks, Golden eggs or better and from special bush, o0 good water supply. ,Frame house, bank barns, stool FINEST STUDIA ' fitOM 4ta1 Hampshire,, Government Approv- mated flocks Guaranteed S00%. live delivery. 81.00 books your roots. Close to' Ortllla and 'hifh- way, Apply Box 33 78 4tet Setter Pictures at Lower Cost _ eft, Rioodteated Illustrated Cat- order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow Adelalds 'West, Toronto. Prompt mail service. _ YMH slogue Free.. Brunton Cedar Glen Farms Hatenery. 52 Winnett. Hatchery, t•itatham, Ontario. .4PECIAI. ALBUM OFFEId -FAM Toronto (mention paper). Now Style Album With Pritrts sizes 18-20-157 if 29c PLANNING FOR THE ALL -YEAR 150 ACRES IML • SM BREEDERS ON ONE round markets, we have avail- a • aye c is s in most breeds, for immediate ahl meat. We Leg- -2 miles from Thornton ron n on yro osa Barrie highway, solid brick. booed. sit salsa) la anal arlth tt1mroll i _ Tt �� -for. 1154 4 z -8", InEasel ldounta PLANT also have some startef, horns. Barred' Rocks 'and' Now 9 rooms on 3 floors, la barn buildings, to barn, SPECIAL PRICES ON STOCKING DYES -BUIiK -YOUR 1946 CHit:KB NOW Hampshlres, Including pullets. and other water buildings worth. price asked for FRAMING AND COLORING Us 1� f� and get your chicks when you want chem. Orders are pouring In. Breeder Hatcheries Bray Hatchery. 1$0 Jotin N., Hamilton, Out. property; Immediate possession. 100 ACRES u Enlargements 4 x 6 In. beautiful w•1 mounts. 3 for 864 Framed. �_ FASHION RIGHT are always sold out early. Don't cake chances 10th Concession Tows- ? (Q ' 4 a ivory tinted Matz, 7 " z 9", ' In Silver. Circasalan Walnut THE 1`OP' NOTCH WAY` MEANS on ordinary chicks. Placa your order NOW. Pvn Brad Sussex. chicks that pay. Yes,. many suc. _ ► ship of Innisfil. 55 -mile or Gold g)aak Ebony finish frames, Ste each. JI[l EYE,t1'N�NfRf Large Type t.eghorna, Sussex X eessful poultrymen • who order Top Notch chicks year after- year from Cralgvale, solid brick erase. 11 roomn on 8 floors, large stock it enlargement colored, 79c each. _ —`New Ramps., Sussex X Le horns, Rock X Leff Rock New have proved that it Days to barn, room tore 30 head of entity. �r r.r STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE. -: -�- 45-1 Barredhorns, Ramps., Barred Rocks. Dead for start with Top Notch Govern- - Apply - - - ides 129, Postal Terminal A. Toronto GUARANTEED large• illustrated - Catalogue am meat Approved chicks. Top ,Ntotch ebicks are from Government Ap- ROBINS,-: I (::HERiTAN AV$-. TORONTO Print Name noel Address Plaint* an - Price List Lakeview- Poultry FarM. .Wein Bros_ Exeter. Ont. - proved - btoodtested breeders. ` If you have any farms for sats send Orders. Here are the April prices for a in particulars, if Your price In right. _ + few breeds. Non -vexed; White SL'HUSBAN PROPERTIES _NACMNERY Leghorns 11:85: Barred Rocks WASTEW HAIR GOODS .. :: 100 CHICKS FREE -WITH •13.96. New Hampahirea 185 Aa- . sorted Light- Breeds 10.95. As- WITHIN 86 MILES OF TORONTO: -DMSEL CRAWLER We carry a large variety EVERY ORDER OF 100 X100 sorted Heavies 11.95, Pullets; with or without acreage.: We of the- finest human Pullet chicks, we give free White • I eghorns 25.95• Barred TRACTORS havi steady detsi8rid lot gropes= ands goods, speclallzina to made-to-order goods, ;4 chicks tour choice). Leghorn :bullets ;.2,85 per 100, bar Rocks 2.1.95, New HaM shires D 34.86, Assorted Light 23.95, - AD1 CATERPILLAR WITH 8 YARD ties rangin up to 150,000. A gents' wags. and tou- _ Rock pullets ;18.95 per 100, -White g AT sorted Heavies 21.95. Cock*i eQa; Ls Tourneau scraper; RD3 with 13 tlirotig�oat this area. R. F. HEAL At CO. pees, ladles' transform !� bob front Rock Pullets ;24.85 per iQO. All -chicks sold backed by high Barred 'Rocks 9.95, New HamD- yard serapes: TD13 Inter- natiohal with btiTtdoaer (scraper Ila Yonse St., Toronto AD, 3451 ations., wigs. pieces, swttches, etc. egg -,pedigreed stock. SU40 books your shires 8,9.5, White Legborns 1.00, Barred 'Rock-- X White lAchorne Options]): TD40 with bulldozer: IRD40 international (47.5 BDP): Wbt�lri Ria Goode order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed 3,60• Assorted Heavies i95, Med- RD4 Caterpillar; RDt with As. FARM MACHINERY � -,- !e8 t'ONGE ST„ TORONTO,. ONT. 100°Jo live delivery. Kent Hatch- 'cry, Chatham: Ontario. 1.50, Lights to 2 week add Sc per chick to above prlcas. thong Hilrhlift Bucket and later- changes tZ„4 bulldozer blade _ "V1H1NG" CREAM F)EfPARATURB Bend for catalogue and Driceliat for LI►rht,. grants, 1zer watt, 118 nor and repair parts are always available either at your local BROAD RREASTED SUSSEX COIL 16 other breeds and hybrids. Lower prices on non -sexed and -116, volts. Rend for folder Diesel and Gasoline Engimis 40 edish dealer or direct from z;wotre. _ �r� ``I�r, T'QltCir'�T��IR7[� THOUSANDS AVAILABLE WEER- pullets for May and June. Top to 160 HP. Other equipment $operator Co L.lmlted, 730 Notre- iy, if you ordir at once. Olir Notch Chickeries, (;uelp]r; Ont. available. Wire• write or phone Dame West, Montreal 3 Que. well House is suporb Broad Breasted Busses cos bring Co- Machinery MEN AND W03sEN WANTED -- _ Coffee. It's roasted b lite __tog prices oq -aha rounded abed: lona rounded breasts. FOR SALE B ID-TESTEL) HYBRID I,YK;R- - Aeef WiihniDeg. V - � Al 'Also New Hams. cos with tut arils, April. 4c, Leghorn Cocker- MEDICAL IF TOU AEtE NOT GETTING A _ �� �' fin101Rs• Radiant Roast growth' Lad teathering• dussex X Tis ir. Also. white- Leghorn -and sufficient Income, why not. start s business ALL YOUR OWN- re - lye borne and Rock X Leghorn. Hybrid Pullet*. Stormont Poultry TRY IT! EVERY SUFFERER OF ^P This -ca tIIres make good. routers and grow row Farm, Finch, Ont. Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis tailing Fnmilex low priced guar- . P l� fast up to 4-6 lbs. You ca buy should try Dixon's Remedy. Mon- anteed necessities in your spare time? Quick easy safe,-sUbstan- tE4eI'y alOnE OI gOOdnesB .-them* for $4.00 er 1Q0. Also m1x- `ed neavy 8.00 100, DY61NG AND_ V.LEANIITO re's Drug Store, 335 Elgin. Ot- tw' a. Postpaid ;1.00. tial profits: A horse and wagon. HAVE YOU ANY-THINti NEEE)b ".land flavor—roasts cos per .All from our well-bred healthy, or' car will help yon. QuaUf)` 'for _ STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS Cv ery blood tested brooders. 3000 Breed- dyeing or cleaning? Write to w a rural route. Details • FREE. Coffee l,ee., �.. 1, bes14 `a6`i'• ars oil ONE plant Lakeview for information. We are glad 'to often are the cause of 111-healtb• 'in Famllex, 1660 Delorimier. Mon- Mon - trial. Poultry'Farm. Wefn Bros., Exeter, answer your questlons. Depart humans, aki ages. NO one Im- Ontario =tot H. Parker's Dye Works mune! Why not find• out If tats -. L'sulted, 731 Yonge .treat, To. is your trouble? Interesting par- HELP WANTED. ECTAL PULLET SALE ro'ato. ticulars=Free! Write Mulveney's Remedies. Specialists, Toronto 3. MANUFACTURER OF LIGHTNI\ SAT-OLEEP-LOOK / i sty at�r1•�Rl STARTED BARRED ROCK PUL. HAIRDRESSING Ires local sales• , men for part-time work through- -but Ontario. GOOD RESULTS -EVERY SUFFER. A + lets, 1 week old 22c, 2 weeks old` L E R N HAIRDRESSING THE er, from Rheumatic- Pains or Drawing account L s1 cents. Immediate delivery. Robertson method. Inforrhation Neuritis should .try Dixon's Rem-. �4gainst commissions, ..arrauged.�; Carleton Hatchery, Britannia on request regarding cls ses. edy. Munro's Drug Store. 335 El- 'Apply B. Phillips Company Lim- • 'Heights,, Uotarto. Robertson's Hairdressing Aced- sin,•Ottawa.'Postpaid $1.00. tied, 200 Main Street, Toronto. ! emy, 13'7 Avenue Road, Toronto. - VITAMIN 11-CQW1111LEIt CONSTIPATION BILIOUS\ESS, MARRIED COUPLE OR SINGLE �. ,• � POULTRY ICE%P>�S• ARTICLES FOR 9ALE liver trouble, depressed headachl: '• Man, experienced, reliable, '150 LI mr t TsYlet Foewi quickly relieved • with: Ftg-Lan[ acres, on highway, 3 miles from -- AiA« Dl�/Q pr healthy, vigolrous chicks. Buy FREE JMO\THEY RULL61.1f Lax. 35c at Druggists. Bood wages and home to right chicks with breeding and livability HEAVY PLAID SHIRTS ;2,50- party. Apply James A. Blair. BAUMEEKA FOOT BALM DE- ;and you will be certain of success, Cowboy B'bots ;14.95 -Cowboy Palmerston, R.R. .No. 1.- - .. Our. Breeders are all Government Hats $4.95 - Bucking Broncho stroys oNensfve odor- instantly. - Inspected, banded and blood -tested. Crest 39c -Year round leather 45c bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman CYLINDER PRESSMAN NA1TT?fl, 11111LLIAMS `Write for descriptive catalogue on .the different breeds, and prices s. our Government Aparoved chicks. • Jackets 9.95. Red Wool Blankets PRO each: MONEY BACK PROTECTION. Thrifty . Sport Drug Store;, Ottawa, -- m - �_ MIISICAI, INSTRUMENTS one with some, experience on make-ready, Steady position for steady reliable man. (44 -hour MCINKTON POULTRY shop "Greatest western store is week). Apply nearest E;mp.loy- FRED A. BODDINGTON -BUYS,• CAMPHORATED the East", 129 Church St., To- lment & Selective Service Office. FARMS ronto. sells, exchanges musical instru-- FiLE-(`.R 2519. - r MUSTARD CREAM Moukton. Ontario ments, Ill Church, Toronto 2,_ EXPERIENCEU LIN6TY11k'UI'FH- FOR SAI,B _ �.--- OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMElf s .,tor and floor man wanted 'et _—•alt:kl relieves sprains, for std A -1 BABY CHICKS; hE6iiURNS,- - -lP L_EQTR)C _MOTyRS.. h-, -_. , , USED._-- bought, belts, once, .steady position. (44 -hour weetc). Apply' _ ___ _ 9dErMaL Pais &wpm Tad txaailrt A' Rocks; Hybrids. Some ' choice Bold, rebuilt put• d'eys, brushes. Alien Electric Coln•: BE A HAIRDRESSER nen rest Employment and. Selective Service Office.. -6, � It �„ iN raw . , started chicks available up to-$- pany Ltd., 2826 Durrertn St., To. JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL Fii,F,-('. R 25+n _ RlaelflsifgiaSriN s« and 4 weeks old. Write or phone A H. Switzer Hatchery, Granton, route. Great Opportunity, Learn a• Hairdressfntr R'.A. 1. n e pro ass on, goo ^ agus, raspberries, peach trees; wage's, thousands successful Marvel 'BREAKING PLOW, 1931 F(IRD, apples, pears, plums, cherries Graduates. America's greatest sys- Heavy Rubber tired wagon. M. E. THREE PULLET CHICKS PER 100 grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging' tem. Illustrated catalogue free. Campbell, R.R, No, 3, Dresden,." saved, Outweighs shy price dif- shade trees, wire tree -guards, Write• or call Ont. Terence. Here is something to Norfolk ,Nursery, Simcoe. Ontario MARVEL•HATRDRESSING - - ` y consider in choosing your chicks. FOWJ, & BROILERS, HI(,HF:�T- • v �s��� p�� SCHOOLS siifilYiilnll if you lose three pullet chicks 50 ACRES, ALL WORKABLE. RE- 358 13LOOR W„ TORONTO prices paid. Crates - aVatl.,ble. You don't go back and get three markable gardening land. Some Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton Write M,' P. Malion, 33 J:frVh9• a� more.. You go on with' what you asparagus _ wrole"MMLY and small fruit. Good & 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. Street; Toronto. - _ 1kave" left, short three 4ayers Well. No hydro. Buildings need — — - -- _ which would likely make you some: repair, ;4500. W, J, Me. TATF.h1Ta ( WOOL GROWER �� '� 2.00 per bird over. feed cost their ,' Cartney, Claremont, Ontario. FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO11PANS FEN"purchas- „ first laying year. If by Patent fioliciton. Established Ing livable chicks such as Twed- SAW MILL NEARLY NEW, CAPAc. 1890; 14 King West, Toronto: «'T OPERATE a GOVERNMENT LydiaE.Pink7iam'sVegetableCompound dies you can raise lust -three Ity upward one thousand I4lconsed Wool Wnrehot;se n.nd not only her relieve per hour Bonkiet of inPnrmntion on re. Im periodic but --'more �-pulleta • per 100 chicks Can be by &rf, prepared red to purchase thio . operated two men or quest, ' ALSO accompanying nervous- tired, started there's enough income more. Designed and built by al, season's .µenol. clip aceordinx to - - right there to cancel out any dif- .xperfenced sawyer. For partiou. P1ANOS Government Grading 5tnnd,tria ^y; IdghatrungfeelinQs-when due tofune- ftrence in the first cost of the tars, write or call Dan Vailteres, OUR SMA1,L `I.W PIANOS n'ILT, and . n.t Pstabljshed Government t0021MonthlydisturbanCl Will Ono Of chick.. Send for Tweddle cat- Mill Bridge. Ont Do not call on be available shortly. Reautirul DrioPs, You c»�i appy your. wool - - fhemoate$ectivemedicinesfarthispur- alogue and greatly reduced. prices - - . Saturdny: - in design and tone. Send for cif• credit against bin-nket purchase?, - •pone. Pinkham'sCompound helps natrw*f for May and June chicks. Also. cular nnmin>* -npnroximntely your, We do not handle used w-ngt.l nay A week old, started chicks and JERSFTS, ALL AGES, QUEBEC'S rice, and THP STRATHROV-:- WtDoT'i �1N Follow label diftxtiotls, Try ill P l I n t h a t older pallets for immediate de- leadinc chow Arid producing herd• sante will trP mailed promptly. MTt.I V LTD.. QTRAS"1TRi7V ant, ro. mailed e d YESETASLE livery. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries record.-,neeredited. Gnhiea Farm. Factory VI sun, R• Risch Limited, taV�VNfR/iQgeW C08810ni1G Limited, Fergus, Ontario. Foster, Quebec. 642 King West, Toronto. ISSUE 17-1945 • 'ed Advt1s xaric� zv �- AND OTHERS N sated—S• er Dro Head Sewing � DA ,..,�- � Awhines. We pay cash.' Call or In the Estate of • George Miller write. Singer Sewing Machine, 16 Gentleman,. Deceased !Ontario Str. 'Oshawa, phone 6 F�fx� ALL p,rsons having claims against ` At Claremont 30 tf~ w Chick Hatchery the Eatst.e of George ;Miller, late of. "{ ':Leghorm and Barred Rock chicks. the Township of Pickering, in the at prr. A Q �� B:• County of Ontario, Gentleman, De- r GV _ ----'Batch off every Wednesday. ceased, who died on r about the 4th -- Slatter.Vs Poultry -Farm ; Phan 1 li 22. Altona Rd. R. R. 2; xw 'i `day of January s:w ereby no o ified to send ?'11 to the undersigned, / a T'icke'ting on or before the 30th day of May, May 1. 4� . . C Ire.. Wanted to Buy pianos, radion, 1945, full particulars of their claims dmf 35c _ 8SlOn . . washing tna: i►i nes, violins, sewing !after which date the Estate will be j machraes, bicycles, tricycles. Have distributed, having regard only to '.yeas any of the above items that the'daiens of which the "undersigned WANTED 1pou are -not using and wish to sell? Y' shall then have had notice, and the A�Iaple Leaf 1�ire please descigse fully. Write Box radersigned will not be liable to any D�?1D HORSES AND C711"1'LB 606 News Office." Jun 30 person of whose claian they shall Insurance Co. P P P MEIN and WOMEN not then have notice. _ For. tree log u boos Watkins Dealers are making ;mord HROOKLIN .. .. .. .. .. b5 — 3noney-today-than ever bef— Eaj Dated' at Toronto, this 23rd day of Arthur a ams, �� April, 1945. o—r P�hoae .. .. . the security and benefits of sffilia- PICKERING .. 89 tion with the ' Oldest and Largest Ontario, who has ,been 4�crosi-gated by _ ALGIIRCOURT ...... ..... sow :14i :Company of its kind in the world. the C. C. F. to const this •Riding in Clara Nesta Miller, Andrew Miller t+6esp Rates =or Farm sad Cooatrs ?'.All sales records "were smashed in .the cawing Provincial Flection, and Mary Miller, Executors, by B�ga W8 pay the phone . OEI&Ifg6/ ° their Solicitors, . Beaton, Hell and on' 12-fidinda to all •Watkins Dealers. Get into members of the House in the reccut Pond, 392 Bay. St. Toronto 1, ORL _Windmills, Sibs etc. business for yourself on our capital and last sessiorn• • r r — Toronto Pbone Ad. 8686 at in your home or Si;*��,t„ . reed. Write D — = All Kinds now f9r further information to theAND OTHERS J. R Watkins Company. Dept Spot Cash • • ... Bowman & Rowe 0-1.16 2177 Masson St. Montreal, FOR YOlt1R CAR -- ANY MAKE In the Estate of William; James STANLEY Que. Call JiaM Davidson - Machell, Gentl wan, Deceased.' For sale -- seor table potatoes. H. A. Station ed Pickering, out. RADIO S R V i C. E A quantity of ChiPpawa potatoes, , . ---r ALL persons having claims against .' Thedre . medium ly, grown' in Scott Twp. —'�� s the Estate of William James Michell, from certified seed. 31. B. Burk, Far tr" '�' evator late of the Village of Whitevale, in - d Z'Se7c 1431. the ,Township of Pickering and the • y -For Sale ►— goose e�Sa• Apply Mrs. --- - St Res. 3W Pbooes Off. SSW County of O�ntarls, Gea4leman, sec- OLtff V1�B A. J. Brady, Pielsea�ing 52 R 18 `� We your Attention and eased, who died -on or about the 16th Wanted house to sant in Pkkes- Business day of March, 1946, are hereby nob ?►sae 9tonifrille.946 �7 _ Inst village. Apply Box 396 Fee" ifi�ed to send in to the undersigned rMM°s "� � Lost -- gold bracelet with Muriel on poultry, Hog, Dairy, whole or on or before the 30th day of May, >s O� Each Night Ak 6.10 ; epgrsving, be Pickering and cb•P We;;;;; Grain, Growing• 1946, full particulars of their claims 3�la eros Matinee 9ataUsy Ab. 2 P. 11L 4 Aja:. Mash for chiekane, 6 Finder please leave at NOW Mush grain► , atter which date the Estate will. be _ YRIDAY• -- SATURDAY . j Od�as. "Reward" 100 The Developing Qoncemtrate . distributed, having regard only to t For Sa>ie —Yorkshire now, due May lfollasses, oil Cake, Gkutten. ARTHUR U R �' I E LD whRu. Z9 and. 28 ! .:15dL S. Murdock, R. R. 1, Pickering, Bran, Shorts, Middlings the claims of which the undersigned Wise Fencing; Steel Race Posta shall then have had notice, and the _ N G7nielaau Wanted PNMZ .. 52 R_8 � o=ff Wanted— a dozen 5 or 6 month Cement, Hinder Twhe, Barnes undersigned will not be liable to any _ - and Farmers' Hardware person of whose claim they shall not 1111M TNG, ONT. old pallets. Phone Pick. 36 R 22 and Weeds' Milkers Installed with Laurel and Hardy �• Surge then have notice. R� _ YL Bray chicks ffor v mamer delivery - by c1licks. Woods' Coolers - Tractor Oil M I11 Manhattan ,� flag Dated 9 Toronto this aa, of R. C. CLENDENING asgr in June = chance be ordered , now les. Rolled Boetios. April 1945. ` Don't take a chance on getting :them 11�39iRRAL DI3t>OG'101 Ds��ia Day and Anne Shirley F •4 Sate deiivlery they have chicles in ♦ htkhell acrd 8leasy Brodie Michell, ear anent breeds, and some 2 week old (Claremont, ri 1.. Heston. Bell and .Pond, 372 Bay St Phna 1/srl. !N9 K pullets. H. Shier, R R. 2, Pkkering, Toronto i. Ontas-io. Dtal�ra ii�M MONDAY — TUESDAY er Lockwood ]biting, Pickering 1 APRIL SII, MAY i . !t Markham. Ont. P i gt seIMr : to A — e -- - ]'boas Toronto D - seam sad Wal �a wcin�o„:t ae +,}BORT SU ZCrS ®5%4N GIBBON Wi'rDI.SDAY THU1tSDAM 3• - l. .MAY 2 and 3 , i ANSPORTr TRANSPORT Show Business ��iAQ`I'A(�Fi Eddie Cantor George M�rpit} �r MOVING ... '•Selected &larts ■ SAND GRAVEL STONE - - }Ny'tin Extensions ro Rura11Nar e _ ,.. Clarern ret Meat �. _ • • :. _far et Withl labour and metals, drained by the war, an unavoidable _ Nagging >� - t Is limit is pladed on the .nntr►ber of n rural Hydro Services -- - - _ _ Ott easy Permnneat _ : met" - 931ds�bid az —v. — that can be installed in 1945. Nevertheless, your Hydro 'in � tLs# Frac a the TYmsy�es a■i lleoctending essential rural services to the absolute limit of Choice Beby Beefs fraao. OtitarW@ plats. Tt may be Your 31'ret. labour and materials available. Finest Farms H. TUCK. O PT. D. About sWo applications, made mid approved daring 1944, '31►resscd Poultry 13006tC `still await service, and many bave since been added. These GLoke Fresh and Costed M08,14�. Hak' OPD P. Q - trill be connected as soon as possible: It 'w�7t Lake all fire Ha�Is-mrde Setsage A specialty yuan -power, materials and effort that Hydro can cotn4nsnd Pileus 1814 °.. oto bring service to these applications in 19Y16. Those request- _ Jlt. 7. ERLAND Q88AWA. O Ing service along' existing pewees linea 7may, ut some cases, Phone 1808 Qaraatisnt, 8Ul'H hl'P t. .'be connected before prior applicants who require lengthy extensions. We regret that anany approved applications may not coir► e o _ • _ . _ • ' • ... - -.•, MRI o • In 1944 your Hydro- construct- Thea• -E IUMBE ed about 400 mires of new rurIJMITW - s al lmea, and add ad 9 776 new Searboro Junction -" CUBtolYleY'S _ TD'LEPHIONEs ..- Howard 1117, and Searboro 8$6 employees ong.With some 1200 Hy on loan to the governane:►t for t-chn:cal work, along' with theFrames Sack Doors Screens shortage of manp► materiala, critical td war nekds, your Hydro Interior Trivi Mouldings Sort and Hardwood Floo ' hag done and is doing everything possible to extend electricity - 3nebsSkft to essential services. M your' tarn new slow in coming, V Brick" Iinsuls'ted Siding Cedaigrain please consider the wartime conditions which your Commission WsUboarda'g 3+5 Roll fshingles x ,'r I !. et labours, and .be assured that it is doing everything possible Moonke Produeta Barclay Tile 'to oft,* yon with the utmost speed. Bock Wbol Insulation Cems'At and Lh" ¢ e _ Weeping Tile 8ewer`.Pipe . S11IA nN-SENOUR 100 P. C. PURE PAM The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontari = - _ - ' Ce Cedar Sh All grades of B. ingles • '...,•. , .. , •••—_.:,a •—, ",.., .- •::: ?• r.o ,•;v. i'.: .n .-.....:..,,..-,-. �';' s •"}.., r -* , ,y' .g''•,, 'r 'Orr: .!<,':"� 'x"ir «•➢,. r.<,f��'ru^2�',e� •-.:-.,. #.'•!�.t..•i ,.r .._,,�.w. ..>.a..,).:... _ w Institute was held in the ublic Ub- P teadaraue. All officers were re-elect- sezvks, a short mPmorisl was LA REMONT � following the usual monthly ed, With Mr, C. Plaxton's name being for the passing of President �C- • ineeting. The topic was - "Agric- added to the list of Elders. Mrs. N. velt. The hymns that weie play ulture". A Garden" su tin was R. Robinson, organist; Mrs. J. Pugh were Favourites of the President. g8m osg Richard Cruthers of the 5th .1 ,p the answer to the Roll Call. Many and Mrs. B.-Arcnia,- ' pn_ aced by Mrs. G. Wilibon. The k'lower --Comm. orre_ r ute a rile=Ce was o was admitted to Bt: Michaels i several interesting answers were received. ittee, re y sympathy of the coram Hospital ca Tuesday - to undergo an ; papers weze read by anem- The group gave very interesting School Mrs. J. Burwas Sunda The hers. Roll' Call was araswered by an h, Mrs. K. is extended to the family of the #operation. Easter verse. At the close of ' thy; papers on the topic. Mrs. H. Horn- Hastings and Mrs. W. Johnson. 'yir. F. L. Green,, Mr. Green was . �r and Mrs.-_A._Giles moved in �3Shaw accom,paaied._Mrs,__�..._ __ ieguiar--zneeting� sit atijourt� i -tom .Mrs. . Pugh well own-14--Rount_ Zion. their new hotme last Friday, the for-: the dinir and Mise Roddick in a vocal duet. R. Johnson. Altar Flowers Mrs, N. Freddie Fiss was able to, have +J dining -;room where' an appetizing , `.mer Palmer residence. tea had been prepared by hostesses Officers elected were — President, Randall, cast taken off his leg this week. -, Harvey Coates, of O&hawa,�penrt Mrs, N. Randall Vioe-President Mrs. Philip, Mrs. Harvey and Miss' • • • • .the week -end at his home here. Harlock. Mrs, E. Goeden; Secretary-Treasur= Mrs. Craig; of Toronto was Mr. Jim Castes, of Toronto spent The Imps, sponsored by the er, Mrs. W. Fitch; Boys' Boxes, ..Dunbarton in with her daughter, Mrs. Davi •.the week -cad in the village. Mrs. Friendly -Bible Class of Claremont M� G. HaanE Director& Mesdames g S , John. Coates returned frcm the Hos- for April 18 was F. Herbert, F. Middleton, J. Griffin ' ° Sunday. v n P quite successful,. The I>unbarty r Unit Red Cross Mr, and Mrs. Albert Coo r ital ori Saturday, and her condition and A: Flemin Pianists, Mrs.- H. Pe P Y both in point of attendance and fin- g' will " meet at the home of Mrs. daughters Mrs. A. Rogers, Mr. ae improving. • ancialiy as well. An enjoyable ev- Horr�haw and Miss Roddick. Dist. Lar4ley on Tuesday, May 1, at 2.30 Mrs. Paul Wilson, Mrgand Mrs. the sale of the Estate of the late ening. Director Mrs.. F. Herbert, . Sick Via- , g• p, an, Everyone welcome. You are Wilson and David of Brooklin, Mrs. Bushby on' Saturday last A itor, Mrs. Randall. Press: Mrs. E, group:o! women from the local needed—try and come, Mr, and Mrs. Lea. Sprit_ bmught good prices , and a g° Parks and Mrs. Rwndall. of W. I. are attending • a meeting in Remember the Euchre on Fridas a laremont on Monday. "Citizenship" Boxes "sent monthly to local boa Feet, Y crowd was an hand for the bidding., Y S evening, May 4th, at .the hasps of were Sunda visitors with Mr. Cliff. Reynolds purchased the "was the topic studi overseas I-_ 12 ditty bags to Navy and itilra George Wilson. 1' t:d• Mr. and Mrs: Phillips, Wyn-de-dole, Mission Band meets this Sa house and lot. I League,. $35 raised by pupils of the Mr. John Moore shows no improve at 8 p. an. Prizes and Refreshments. at 2.30. Pte. Lawrence MacDow�ell spent menet. His people and Mrs. LerAon Public school sent to the B. W: V. Came out and have a good evening, Mothers' Da Service will be _ :she week -end at his home here. w. Witt Fabner is rwdecorating have been with Fund. Large parcel of . new sent to Mft.. garanents y and helpthe Overseas Box Fund. May 13 The Sunday Saheo" - �V_va. �Vz Bundles for Mrs, Donald Pugh has been visit- having a special service in the -;;;n- -the interior of the post office this ly'Mrs• W Knox visited her son Britain��' $7 to Headquarters forweek Th maske gar for Jam for Britain- Donz- �g her family here. ung. A committee: Mrs. Lorne Jo a very noticeable improvement; family severe Ys tion sent to an inma>ae of the House Dunn an� suit' Mrs. Davies, Mrs. B. Jatmie"N week and Mise Helen Malcolm's nt Jin=ie all of Toronto, spent the' Marion Diane Billy Binetead pf the Army spent pie of Refuge, Whitby. Y are In charge of the week -end with his people here. the week -end with the Knox family week -end with Mrs. Jack Burgess. is their new hams. Mr&. Randall and Mrs. Fitch join- Miss Annie Brander had the mus- program. The church service will Mr. Williamson at the Claremont Mr. Dan Gannon is on a business ed with the Brougham ladies and fortune recently, to fall, sustai in the averring. Gapping Company' held a ba�mquet trip to Halfburton at went to Clarmiont for the Short niag Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Diener and dance for his employereet on present, Course en "Citizenship and °Frog- severe brumes and a fractured rib. Saturday evening with Mr. and Wednesday night in the local coon- Among those Bram other poimtL at- rem Planning". Corigratulatians to FO. Harold Elmer Wilson and isaniIy of tending the funeral of the late Thos. Anderson on his promotion' over- ... mteruty hall.. This dance is becoming We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mre� villa. -. . an annual affair, and n vert• mach Beer, were: hie sister, Mrs. Harvey Alexander. and son Carl from our �' - • 1 •r Bili Mise Gertie Parrot, Ashburn, ,enjoyed by the empl"ees and their Wright, of Georgetown, Mr. James Routley, of Brooklet, Mr. F. village. They are moving to Long •�'`� was visiting with her Lister, RPh-. B. Jamieson and Mrs. Lewis Jo friends. enson, Branch. While residents of the will *� 'j -an Sw2da y. Mrs. Ed. Lewis was confined to Grant Johnston RCAF. Is home � they have been a wonderful help Mount oun � +ion + ',• � �. Archibald, Public School Ih her home last week as the result of. on leave this week on the Social Comsnittee of the Red (too late for last weeYs Issas) ,chat the school ,this s severe attseh of the flu. , The N Cross. �r report ighawander family of Green The few faithful worioers in - the . Born to Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Hoak tO Jn a letter home this week. LAC. River visited Ms. and Mrs. Gray mach urn ro ed healt8aea Jones Gordon Morley to his parents, told Red Crass quilted a quilt again last ins (nee Doris K nggmill) on April p on Sunday, Mr. W. P. Jones and Mr. of the bells in the various ehurcher week. 12, 1945, at the Hospital, a .: _ . _ Ian in the occupied countries churches Mrs. F. Herbert and Mrs. G. Buck= daughter. 7 Pugh Lpeut ecnie days this welt bavviag been taken by the Nazis tb 1���t • - lea attended the .Red Cross conven- On Sunday, in the Sunday School Sunday eattle. Hal burtony < 'be used as scrap. Gofdon related the 'Wbl#evale tion at the Royal York an Monday - Thies y' had been set yeople in the little town where he °! last week. 11ir. John Soden th ough still tre hoz thoughts of the Sam jubilant aver Annual Meeting of Women's. instithslte The belated con tio7W :meet- the hospital is now coaamAncing to Cance. Mr. McVey neterred 'Fee emytng #osis vers' j 8n8a thin - fiery important GOn%le11Ee the fact that the boil in their small Ties Lnnual business meeting and ing of the United Church held in make mprovienrent„ and his early his - very important Ssnda . ehunh had been ret�orned, as were election of officers of the Wamen's the school room had a very poor at- return home is expected . y other beds to church steeples through out that part of • the country. 14LMM ad GMW Pat �Vftll, if you went a real .laugh, _ -Came to Claremont on Friday ' night. lee "ltdamma's Baby Hoye" p• _!..++� _ _ � - _ _ around the stage at the Ca Mmunity - _ ... - - Ball,. and "DaRidy's Baby Girl" cuts - - 7 - up up a little too. Of, course, if you're - -_ already. Fat and afraid of beeming. e. That roll- ticking olb - __ _ so better not euro more .. _� : • ; . .ticking 3 -act comedy drama "MamnWIN - Baby Boy" v►�� o . day, April .27 in the Community P16 Claremont, by the Fellowship - - :hall, _ ,I4Class of the United Church. Curtain, Is eve , Mo (Note) natter the play- . la over, You can honestly say that- _ _- you .didn't hawe a good laugh, your admission fee will be refunded; i Pee. Harold Loyst `l;eturns Frog _ - ..JUNE:4th a94 i Overseas - :Pte. Harold Loyst - of the Arany j - - reWrmed home. last week after nine months overseas. Harold enlisted a-- :•, boot two years W. He was in Holl- - - h Zm or#ant Notice _ and and BelgiLm, but eye trouble fdepe"tated his returning to Eng 'lond, where be spent four montiie _ �iaosp� prior to returnismg to Can- - -Pro-pe,eCtive rCandidatee-s+da, He is st present on a 50-dayu - . , _ ; .�_ 1faCLesd-Mobley .:� - - - ... _ _ _ - , • _. .. :�a The "wedding took place on Tues- _flay, April 1T, at HMes. 5taadacona, I ' Returning -Officers for all Electoral Districts in Ontario are authorized by lltali", when Jean Morley, laugh- Paragraph 22 of the Active Service, Voting' Regulations, -1945, to accept �; iter of Mr. and Mea. Fred , Morley; of :. _ ,Claremont, became the bride of Petty _nomination papers of candidates in the pending Ontario General Election _ -ofseer Eharles Harvey MacLean, at any time after they receive the Writ of Election. F Basi of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mae ........ -.__ ..... ,, _ Lean of Cornwall, P. 19. I. They were married' tri the a pe KE SURF OF- ACTIVE SERVICE .VOTE by Padre H. Todd Jean enlists n the RCNVP. last .Mir and tier Lie - tar Gtadse joined in June. In order to be.sure-of having their mines >;vailable to Active Service Vote=s; sbltowmg their respective die- "--candidates should file their nomination papers with the Returning Offices ebeages they. will reside in P. F..I.; : Y for their Electoral District not later than" MONDAY, MAY 7th, 1943: , tt B?OU ]affi : Every eft rt will be made to amake available to Active Service Voters. the to _ _ 1 The April meeting of; the W. lg.' y: names of candidates. who file their papers after May. 'nth, but owing to the s. o!' St. John's was held on the 19th - " pressure of the war service in the use of cable and telegraph wires, no assur- at the home of Mrs. George Philip, ante caa-be given that such names will be available,for Active Service usual.with the arge a President Mrs. Johnston in charge of on p011ii>!g days. the opening devotions Mrs. Norton, in the absence of Mrs. Ritchie, rend 4 • - � the enfrraited� of thb kat meeting. �� YOUR NOMINATION. PAPERS WITH• THE APPROPRIATE` _ ; - - ]r2rs. J.: Miller gave a lirmncial re- RETURNING OFFICER BEFORE MAY 7th, NEXT, and make sure _�. 9ul r - Port of the Thankafteri,ag Meeting. name will be on the list of candidates supplied for the use of Active SeM" -Mrs. Norton gave a report on the' _ raeeiro►t Presbyterial meeting, and iVOters. - t :gave the names of the Presbyterial Officers, the members naming them an Mrs. Johnston gave the names of }ilex. C. Lewis. ,the offices. An irwitation was rec- etved and accept«} to . vIsit Green - - CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER 'ltiv+sr on April 251. The afternoon a ONTARIO gar program was the one outlined in the • _ _ _ - - r� Missionary Monthly, and was led by Mrs. M. Annus, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. t _ _ tyleL. T♦li Studs Book review was _ '-- , .. „-. ':,. ,., ,. ... ,� ..: .c• - :"^y .+. usw.ri+x.'.�"'r y�"iN',�'•'AM':C%.�' ^y'�•Jh•"^,�?'. _ i r �'i"' Y A; ..'::; ,d.5.• .,,,,.!::. .,chi•.''"•+: ^'Y".'tfii?4', «. - ._ >z,. t wn. ,,..OS.�., trite ... �' \ '� •s " +'^ " » round body from the canvas •chair' ed that a 'success must be won, I thought was quite good—is sup- . The-tro with great effort. His swarthy face whatever the method, whatever the' posed to be based on a real case. was beaming pityingly, yet show- risk- There must be no eighth The Defending Counsel is. sup. - - - ing plain impatience, as he waddled failure. posed to represent Jonah Some- -other—pritty legal - By HERBERT HARRIS towards --the sweating actor, eh? l thought it a mistake body -or _ - -- — 910h, no, no, no, Mr. Rayner, it when I first saw you, Mr. Rayner. guy in -his day. Bit betore' viy "Action!" Rudolph Platz, slump. "tossed double or nothing" through- is no good. Pleasq. I can't use you L said to the casting director -1 time, though." ed in the canvas chair that bore out his life, also had the gambler's as the K.C. Maybe something else said: 'A good doctor type; maybe "Jonah- Raybourn?" he found -you join. the crowd id; the court, a good clergyman perhaps himseif saying, as though'"lie spoke Sib name, name, barked the order that philosophical slant on things. To -. - *Iectrified Stage One -of Gigantic . blazes with the Law, if the Law in mortal terror of 'telling his nrar- but not a lawyer'—didn't I say of an utter stranger. - timet of a wife that be had lost, that, Miss Bristol? No, no, Mr. `"Yes, _that's it—did you know . Pictures Studies. into activity. Ev. didn't t 'want him. But Judith Picteryures St must be '`just so" fora his wife. �' his job. That manager got- five Rayner. I am very -sorry,-you .arc him?" _ P3tsts picture. it was a it Judith 'Raybourn years. Raybourn's .. defence fell -not the legal type.'' "I did ,slightly." had Left "him pHs had expected her down badly. Oh, yes,' he was slip- Rayner slowly pulled off his "A pity old Platz didn't think "Olay for soda&: Quiet, every ping, slipping fast. wig, you were so hot in that scene. 1 body! Beene Six, Take One." to understand why he had dons «Cull Cut. Cut." roared Platz. • it. After all she had been as am- "Quite, Mr. Platz. I understand. couldn't see anything wrong about ..The stadia' sun -arcs blazed down "A,yd again! • For the . last time, - Perhaps . •,_ . you.' are,, right." . it. i thought you played the ' whole •.ea John Rayner—siztyiah,' grey, bilious as he, and spent his money ., as fact as he had made it. But. he :Rayner—you move to the stand, so, ,A Real• Case Thing as though you'd been born =sant,-lean, and not as mage -up sweep the arm -towards Madame -on As he sat in the bodyof the to it. We'll be breaking for lunch renwrked to the script -girl, particu• was sorry when she left him. Some- the words 'Ma Dean'. Now, try " soon. Do you gc to the studio Iarly easy in the wig and gown he how that had knocked the lynch-, n' court, one of the ' crowd again, in out of the onJ Veal. grip: 'he again—and more emphasis on and Platz prepare4-to "shoot" an. canteen' —Tit -Bits. - 'wore for ..the -_part of _ Defending p y g p 'killer'. Okay, let 'em roll, and this _ Counsel. "ExShakespeare," was had on life. y other court sequence, Rayner was • time get it right! conscious of the attention of a girl 'Ater opinion, "and a bit of 'East Soldier of Fortune --. "Quiet, please. Kill that_ 'spot sitting beside him. He turned andvan ,.t1pne looked 2to wd� NEI But Rayner was glad of --the Rayner now, a soldier of fortune, So Rayner addressed. himself once ochre -painted face of the young Jimpart, small_ though it was, after a man who could boastof having more -to the restless 'Judge. film -aspirant, as he'had looked so LY crow -wow at a guinea y ay. performedamost every to under even ur often before into the eyes o - Some lines to speak:. "._, -. And , ] the sun and in most of the places 'And Jonah Raybourn, lie re- people tiyho _he thought_ u_neasil submit, my lord that Mar Dean _ a Y where the sun st}ines. membered—how he remembered- might recall the fall of Jonah ,Ray - LydiaE.Pinkham'sVegetableCompound its no more a killer than her lov-• Just John Rayner—film crowd- had seven _failures in a row. He bourn, K.C. , not only helps relieve periodic pain but We air=year-old daughter worker. Oh, no, it was "extra. who had never lost_ a easel ' It "Despite all the hold-ups, I think ALSO accompanying nervous, tired, .. etc."—two minutes, but, it meant player" now. Why, he might be a burned,- it stung. it hammered. this might turn out to be a good highstrung feelings—when due to func- four guineas., success! A star *ren! A start .Suc•- Seven lailu,resl Fie drank, and slept flick," she was saying. tional monthly disturbances.- It's ons of Rayner would be glad of the cess! After all, there were sixty- fitfully. "Eh? Oh, yes," agreed Rayner the most effective Compound om medicines for this port four guineas. He could pay . last year-old. stars, werene there? it couldn't o oii.'The --ssame, un, pose•Pilabel net„oons. Tr hsipanatusel P g � absently. Follow label directions. Try it! week's, rent and restock the . larder "Cut, cut, cut!". , scrupulous Jonah Raybourn of Ox. �7hat -scene you were playing VEGETABLE of his gas -lit combined room. Rudolf ,Platz lifted his short, • ford and Lincoifl's Inn days vow just .scow—and which, incidentally, �iV•C� m .Now he felt isolated,- pinpointed t, � by that fierce "sun,"' technicians focusing their gaze "on him like 'students at an operation. He felt - self-conscious, dry, his throat in- capable of •transmitting that fine 4" i had prompt- -ed voice which d • at c sic +haat P P s4. _ _ed a frits&—sae of Rayncr's few friends—to suggest that he - tried ry •'a little extra work in the films."- .And I submit, my lord _ �� � c r �••�r� .. ,� z ,� -over and over• again! P 'Stange that he should feel ser• 'vans. Strange that this wig and -:'.;gown should appear t0 sit .unwell Ali upon his sestbetie frame. For it _ was !went —perhaps twenty- -. only y ed in that well-known impassioned style in' - his last big case before - a crowded court.. ► ` m success Ambition_ Jonah Raybourn, K.C., ha al 1►> I , "wads been' ambitious. Eves his university days he bad hated ure, -and would) use any meth s SU :to, avert it. He' had made the gra There was no struggling barrist *+:iP•�� -_ ibout Jonah Raybourn; he soughtAN N • success, newspaper limelight, big ie" anybody's- fees if they were ! _ enough, and he got it alt- be- _ =cit=e he coveted succeay w greed- - . illy. Thc. Iaw:.hattdc4 him, success - on a platter. - ..Cut!" and economical winter Rudolf Platz yelled the order.For tas'y, nourishing ant no er de nerts, most Canadian housewives . "Take it .again. Too fast. Rayner; .. will again do some preserving this year... Jahns, jellies and all hinds of fresh fruits. slow, it down!"=and Rayner nod - Sugar is still very scarce. We must continue to conserve our supplies. ids" mec"Okay. Soot.. This year. the allowance for home cannier will be the sarne as in 1944 on - lee : _ .:::• ye g . . .Two, Quiet, -everybody !, Scene Six. Ta pounds per person. Be, sure to use your ratios! sparingly. - As a christian-aamt Jonah had _ - been a misnomer until a quarter- -now- $T SUGARFORCANNING - - of-a.century ago, when it became ,too apt for Jonah Raybourn—rebooed of special boss* Canaiaq sugar ooupelsas, hreay pnrchass sugar, AN* at half a poaad each. _ garded as. the_ K.C. who had never extra preeervee eosposar is nation Book No S an being' No exAsnpe is tseceseary. Toon gra W91 aoe*pt bst r case. He couldn't lose, they sad• avadAbie for the purchase of sugar for canning• -, valid said. 7 preserves Conpoas'r►hea, you purchase sugar These coupons are good for half a pound of sugar,*ach _ He ,remembered his =eves `fail= ~` meq' - urea in a row. He couldn't winl 49 tie stated value in commercial preserves, for they are There are now MIT two kinds of coupons for srigar. The First the case -of. the Fool-tiierch- "tie setae as any of you.p�� cOIIP�• 'regular sugar coupon, good for. sae pound o1 sugar, sad ant from Yorkshire who strangled " ?*r< aa� use any other valid preserves coupons to the prem, coupon, worth half a pound of sugar. a woman in a flat near the Lon- - don •..Hippodrome.. The wool -mer- ehInt got "life"; he should have been acquitted, but Jonah Ray. SUGAR FOR CANNING COUPO CALSRDAR bourn -vas slipping. The prosecut- • ' { ing counsel had flayed him.. Then—yes, then came the iron - foundry case. The manager, he rf- membered, was ch phi is aR EX - ,n eausing the _ ! - - - - - -- death- of •a -workman through dant - . ' ' • gerous installations, He was a browbeaten little chap, that_man- a �'•��• z •ager, trying to cut costs for theS4 ulna i _dircctors..to whom ,he crawled, and _ ,55• Well, he loved headliiies, didn't �• $f 11 ? That must have m 'L he .. he. He oft � t2 been twenty—yes, perhaps twenty- PS two • { two years ago. ..He -ion the case,,, and lost. it. - it. was the case of the girl prig ' O,�w Ray - Inner from Plaistow. Jonah Ray- P/3 bourn meant to get that girl free assess N40. 3 _ POW - 4r. It was becoming .touch and go The eighth failure loomed ahead. Bat he codld still "frame" a wit - cess; he could afford fo pay 'fol - 'the perjury; he knew who would be willing to do it... - - _ vis Oft xis RZQU=D GUARD. YOUR RATION BOOK _ ' :And I • submit, my lord; that _ .. Mary Dean is np more a, killer _ � t�bb extra preserves coupons -for sugar for --canning _ .. _ .If you lose your .ration book, the extra preserves coupons than her lovable six-year-old; � remain valid until- declared invalid by the Ration which ,-have already bein - declaAd valid will not" k i - daughter. I' am going'- to prove- Administrstioa. YOU do not have id nae them immediately. replaced. It is uplo each tontumer tis look after his or , that on the night in , question - the - : _T� .� be given plenty of notici of their expiry date. her ration book. -accused .was dining at- the .Jack of , . :. - RATION ADMINISTRkTION Hearts Club in London, and that ` she accompanied- a man -named. , ."• -These lines were uncomfortably r BOARD TRADE like the ones, in Plaistow Case, He THE WARTIME PRICES - was sweating now. Heavens, these -studio "suns" could be hot. His disqualificafon had been a _ . • - -.. supposed. Ignominy? blow, he =app 4h, well, Raybourn, who had t - gnCJ EN YOUR BELT ` Yoa'll sat I*'" in 1946 drrd so will Canadian, neighbors, says Lt.- Ralph W. Olmstead; above; actor of Supply for the United • tee War Food Administration, as hi gave the bad news the Senate Food Investigating ttee. Relief requirements cannot'be irat without cutting allocation$, he said., .. _ ;. _'.��. ...: .... .. ..s,�,cc.scay •.a�'ln.'er .cr.�i.s�::T'.�i� SEAMAN Will. HAVE A FUR VEST How They • • • Steer :. M1 W' i fef IMe eti,rr: Mieiek BOi�{C � 4 �� a. 7 ""h.�:i meso up ems of dwh be* mwvoL h Prem Iters � a, ?. ASiee f Melt so iselsH mew It .res area fm greet nart6 gerrrtee r«es far tisrlie r' V Zuider,� 2 � �� ? h,�f'm, +f'f y �Y '�Li✓ s 3Y y 'S�% 9�..y,,,� f :'ii'�:'. • .!tom. . .: ��. •'$ - �£ N G and First Crani Rar Iiia, race around north and RUHR, south of Ruhr areo, pocketing Fx ; �. - ..._ gnCJ EN YOUR BELT ` Yoa'll sat I*'" in 1946 drrd so will Canadian, neighbors, says Lt.- Ralph W. Olmstead; above; actor of Supply for the United • tee War Food Administration, as hi gave the bad news the Senate Food Investigating ttee. Relief requirements cannot'be irat without cutting allocation$, he said., .,- - . .w.r.. t � �:'��' . .: -/ ' � ' �- • Viz. ;� r Y E �'1 ok eHNOTIand� .. wee • AT V"'ISi�{ VAR>IL8 U1141 41®i - _ _ ding Time is ' _ - AL, oegs. dere vrnoD, oe x�, � Ciovw, pomp and , . , - �,A�s6 BAND, GRATEL, stow i. Campleila Gem and � Q gets U • •s i6niti cera ' BUILDE ' B SUPPLIES r f GARDEN SEEDERS, CULTIVATORS /V ? also local"eartage work y0� .y��j�• CHICK FEEDERS and WATER FcPM •`//�,►!" We havealsoplaeed in stock a fnll LINE of MAPLE.. LIIAF MILLING J. S. B ALSIa 0 , rt ,. EOMz A" FBEDB CKERING MITCHELL . J Pickering, Ont. - servo c xo Yards 14: ' ;L 65W _ A timely1hirit! - A ` - •Elkay's - FARADiCHLORBENZINE i Imoth fume cryatale) - Kills Both Clothes M.' . • Moths. y;vr p y C �4�1 lb. tin 4 - -. .. 3c AwVIC ' DS 1_& B03CES Phim. B. THE REXALL STORE- _BON Pholm Pick 68 _ _ •' . N M IVI S• CHAPMA1` - Spring Is Here,, T41ATS ,LUST 50 YOU'LL REMEMSFR : we can ssuPAlY yoe with OCK.. �_ �DY SOME e lEnso>�1 aTE, DUROLAVE - Phone A&. 20118 - Stouft. 290 B-H Paints, EnaIeels; Varnish Licensed And Climax 'raper Cleaner TIFF � _ _ ATE Auctioneers.. Hoes, Folia: ect. _ y W=T�iY : : Garden Cultivators, AakoM Lawn � Year'b ixperience • .. .. Wes conducted an where. - RealtktuIly Air-conditioned an):where. 'S'BIIRSDAY, FRi., SATURDAY Specializing in Farm Stock, Furniture and Property Sales. T T Q -April 26, 27 and: 88 AH $ales personally •. listed and ALVIN' IN B U S H B Y 2aturday Matinee at 1.30 !_ ad "Used. Bins pnjiarea and I G OSDON F. OSBORNE A. E. RICHARDSON , posted. hardware and Tinsmith '- C. L. U. �o Shows at 7 and 9 p. zn. I GEN @AAL I N SU R A N @S Say'Milland Barbara' Britton G' _Phono 46 - DISTRICT MANAGER CREAL ONVEYAA A H ��'rompt ervice- :. ill We Meet Again, Reasonable RatesNG Notice ..,EXPIRE LIFE An old established agency,_ neat _ Walter Slezak Ladle Watson -296 STOVVFVIL-LF P 4asarsace Co,pq� 7 to serve. _-lmmofnstion Stora -Doors and - - 1 Represas t PSons. Pickering Gil - - Sore D. Macro ,I �Stora Rash - Made to . Order W. H.. Curtis NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN SDY Ven,30,4* I ,�►aphalt S6ingla'om PackrinAPRIL.30, MAY i and 2 506' ' Boll roofings _. - lasurance 'ot all i[Is& Iil.-' ' 44 .Asphalt Sidings -Telephone, -522 Whitby, Ont.:' Last Camsplebe chow At 8.15 Mat N I well Boards _ ae .,Stau'Laurel and Oliver Hardy ori +o+a eta. �.IE nsuranee"visa 15th Yar i< Wm. MCEACH - l BI 1 - � � - 'FURNITURE DEALER Address P>bea. The g ]Noise _ .Maas _ 1�t.1VL cordon Brougham.8.3'i Abe an an added attraction - FUNERAL DIRECTOR :: Private Ambulance Service Mmine talders S: Day or Night 7, Clarke � •Pren ce'` UCENSED 4 Pat�O'Heien Robert Ryan - =- • � : . - . -..'. Phone Pick. 13 and o.6 `'; : 'l�etl Hum , -- ad*; Mwom nor to Corp, ;Zen P� , • ties' of. C. A. & F.. --- - - - !"ick +�ntario and � t>,. i<.�. _. J H. Psaalia taamerl PirnRiW SDAY, FBif., SATURDAY - cad ' Prentice) • Farm and 1 ass• ` MAY 3, . 4 sad. S u M _ atoek Ssiea a Sp�l, at F*b ami ■ t MAW e or .B nd Wim. $.a.onable > _ y os PHONE A . 56 _. MILlajj A . In The. _ LICBNSEiD AUCTIONEER and _ _ VALUATOR Barrister Solicitor Notary tal,Iie ohn Wayne and Ella Raines - - - : SILK'S MARKET _ Sales conducted Anywhere' C. C. RICHARDSN Xholhe Pickering 26 -- Phone or Write : 614 Dundas St. Esat, Whitby,' bnt. Suite 611 _'ContinentalLifeiiadgtice Y i1� i371 Bsy St. Toronto �J vl an E. MORLEY e do building of all kinds Used Clothing sterilized, clean- CHIROPRACTIC ` PEA1T]RIAIG iHarold Brooks g 4 ed and pressed like new. Carry a - . CEMENTING targe stock of high class aceta.. _ - - - --- -57_EOK D• _E PLUMBIh, ©-` Sce $1.00 Store overcoats and pants. Also a good I N S U : N CE HEALTH CLINIC -. c o new leather coats. and. 1�Ps sLo Bell Brantfo f itoofh,s We have a .new shipmefit of ApronE �dbreakers, and r . 1+[sterilda,' Empire Bathroom gents furnish- 146 Simcoe St. \., Oshawa I and Towels,also Wool mks ,Ties ect, gs at very -reasonable prices. Call PHONE 67 PICK. Phone' 2..4 „ Equipment, Duro- Wates _ and be con:*inced. Easter and Gree in¢ Cards �� -8stems, Beafty Stab]* _ c - - less practice, including •. g z>a Sam Schwartz — Chiropractic, Electro-ther- Building MateaB; Claremont, Ont.. 2r'Boaa Street Nest, Oshawa; out. J• �►• WILLOUGHBY agy and Mineral Vapor ~� ''Willoughby Farm Agency- ' - �at -Practicing 2' . - . ' ti 2 ea • ra in Head Office -- Toronto P c c l 2 y rs �b6 Yon a St. ADO60b Consultation Free Work-Goarantead - _ _ . u g . hours: g a. m. to g p. ®, : Largest and Oldest in Dail except Mdnda and 'Phone 6b0ii :PICKERINGI MEAT MARKET -: canoes -Established Forty : Y. -Friday �, : T p ry Q Years •� !l a FRVUSIN - .'FRANK R. SMITH CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT. FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY an critics of the -Red . Cross - `L ality First- -Service our A im -= F. J. Donovan 'we Uve there' in Pickering) D DONALD RUDDY Barr. tar, S. A, B, gc, ed to read that letter on our i �1 _L_ -WE BUY THE BEST -- YOU, MA" TUB TWT- QR�!.p sot dw. Nopuq�I eyd PnbW- twtone7" ��]pF frQTl3 ► tjl. DIevOQl, Eng. , tea. M tsar d Cwrtbfiolhe ,i�Mr. sif Ontario Ind Surveyor ' pap .>V . l .. Phone Pickering All ilii% . 1�a,