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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1945_05_07- - - - w .; ..;#�>":`dEt , ., . ...:.'..,�.,. • ..r" w,..r ..:.:. r.::--,-�. :_: :.... - „:.t,;.l,�.. .:,.t.s m' ,••. f":`.-�.s.,�.�.. -, ... �: .-..�_.�:.`.� .:.a_.is.rr_..>,.,da�.. ,_,.^A*....a�...i-:._w :'..3:. s"x ._.. .. - . i .., .. _•_ �_ .r :.. .=mow T _ ,•}d, HE OL. LXIY _ DICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY. 79 2945 _ _ No, 37- ht 7 .$1.689750 n-For''-fickeringoLoa T tat �Illed sadaNag0ht .$219000 .:Down _.From 'nth .10an partquarters re-' ed Thuzs&y modrn tto ENC,lAGEME1�1T3 _ B RTHS "' $16,000 Fire at Cherrywood School - P ekeri Vlila date in Pi6kering-Township at $168, Building Caanpietely Destroyed age. 4114}--$21,006 drown for a similar per- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. St. John, At the Pickering Nursing Home iod in the last loan..Chairman Blake Dunbartorn, announce the engagement on April 27,' 1945„ to Mr. and Mrs. Fine of unknown origin complet- • Astra maides a special appeal to our -Of their daughter, Kathleen Isabel, Herman, Pascoe, . Fickeriog, twins, ely destroyed eke one -storey public Rev. Copeland is being exteaded w. Franklin Anderson, Fort Erie, eon ' daughter and son. -school at Cherrywood all W the local United Church. 1 . eitisena tb bring' this figure up and to Franklin early Monday , c so "over the top" as we have sl�vsys at Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Anderson, of s s � ; morning with an estimated loss of Mr. and Mrs. N. Banks entertain-' done Wo alackmming now,Listowel', Oat. Wedding to take place Ati the Pickering Nursirig Home on. $16,000. ed over forty-two relatives in hon-' --Urr IT 22, 194.5. Walton, a son. reached the scene, the roof had just • home ori embarkation leave in ApriWhen IlidmTft Fire Company l.' F. A. M. Ladies' Night ....• f$llen in. The fire started on the. Arthur , Piercy in omflned to Rt At 'Whitby • Private -'Hospital, am, east side of the building, and the Michael's Hospital, and fs considered ' '>l:he officers and members of Doric at United 'Church 1' Saturday, April 28„ 1946, to Mr. roof was ablaze when discovered in a very serious condition. Two ribsLodge A,. F. and A. M. again enter - scuMrs. an d MIvBarrett, Fickering, a first by tate son of Mr. Roy Morrish, were removied this week. 1 trached - their , ' ladies M. their annual - On Tburgday evening May 10, at who saw the reflection in, his bed- ' daughter. Mrs. 'William Crammer returned' undies' Night, at Chisholm Aaeaue 8 o9clock, the members of the W. M. roach window. Only the walls and to Pickering last week alter spend - Temple, Toronto, on April 80th. S. and the W. A. extend an, invita- +' .. ° .This temple with all its . iaeilitiea tion to all ladies of the church to • New Public, Health .Nurse Takes Y remain standing. -The ire ing the winter in the West, with ret- prcoidee sa ideal lfome for each ass• hear Miss Jean .Slamervr-lle of China Over ties is Piekeriag. had made too maedi assistance--- for stivea. the fizaasea to give any sasistaaoe�- Mas. Ross Burns has not been ao event, even though having to travel The lades of Brougham and Clare- •Mrs. Rhotsen, of Aurora,' neiw Pub-. _theyy do however appreciate the very well, this weeld, ' to the, city to da it. Over two Pained- nicht will be our guests on this ac- . lie Health Nurse for Pickerink'Town• welcome cup of .hot coffee ,served -drsd persons sat at the dinner table, Basion, 7%ere will be s social half ship; is ori` duty here thus week. She them by Mrs. Roy Morrish. preside8 over- by Wor. Master Ed. hoar at the close of the meeting. We understand $12,000 insurance. Ytaee. Wright Sedonsly injured 1 will carry out the duties until sum- gad Mrs. Schwalm. North Pickering Red Cross News mer. `Mrs. B. Gordoo, former' nurse was carried on the building.. At the table, tue customary toasts Mr. Vincent Wright was ser iausig►' , has resigned .the. voaition. Mrs. -injured on Monday at his 'work at' Wpm pr000se4 atter which all ad- The following is the -report of . 1l ioten did,_ public health work in No report of our Police Trustees General Motors, Oshawa, when he Joarrned to the insist lodge room, BroupChaia's War Work compiled for the. States, prior to coming to ,Can having made any V1'rDay' plans yet: } his head caught ir>, a heavy dos inhere Mr. and -Mrs. Schwalm rec- the half -yearly records of the Worm ada. She :has just completed a Course iQig door. The exact nature of the' aived each of the guest+► The W. M- en's Institutes, of date Nov. 1, 1944 here and is now fully qualified .:to Funeral Services for late ;atroduced his officers and their April 80, 1946. it the otlwr• units.'' Albert E. Sparks door'or the accident is not known,' wires. At this time Sr. Warden 1t Alfons. 30, 2945. .Green Rive: aced carry out the work in Cauda... but it was thought for a time that A. kart t oro behalf of the Lodge, Altt. Zion will send copies River the Funeral services were held on a serloas skull fracture had resulted.' _ ---Dtesen. Mrs. Sa:hwahsi with a Thursday for the late Albert Sparlta Mrs. Wright however, repotted ons . targe bouquet of beautiful rosea. we thirnk they will prove interesting From Prison Caensed- who Y _ d t ap- to which she nicely replied. to all. :. day, following a heart seizure.' lie' Peanticipated, Yew nts��as .nas ow' .. What was probably �tbe first sine- was working at Rice Lake, sY the Broughams -hocks 66 or. gloves 35 His parebta, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. tune. 'doing. very well'. j :trite ladies' nights have begiai. fires$ or. scarves 2, sweaters 29, larwe R. Moore, was was called for ``strictly inforrnai"- quilts 8 cot quilts 7, bays' shirts 36,* advised that their son Pte. Henry flowered jersev- took its glace for te 4� _mmdervesLa 50, girls' coin- ship in 1885. For marry years he was Rotary Elect Seven Directors For Moore, prisoner of war for some, with Hogg and Lytle Ltd., Oshawa. the ladies, with • the Qerstlemesi in to 71, bloomers 3. Money months, •has been released. He will 194.1-46 .zes- in Diming the .period of 1937-42, , he _ to Barrett's orchestra made up theoobablbe returnine home was er o e sg�� ra aCo Y - The first mr�tin i 3r elub for Prisoners ad War Food g• n Ma to thw Spr, in Oshawa.. Since that time. he has .• balance of the evening's program. Parcels $51.50. Donations to make -R. T. Rankin Aws'ttded Croiz day of the Annual M+� •-a and - de Greene with Bronze Saar resided in Pk(kering and was employ- Election of Officer, I')- `1; coming .In Menwriss rep Campaign total $1.13. Distrib- ed at D. 1. L. He was a memb-r of _ uted 24 bottles of sad liver oil on $ - year. On Tueada• ? ',s_,ng President, non-profit basis. Three blood don- -Spr. R. 'T. Rankin of the 8th the Presbyterian ' Church and the Alex. Russ-" c-.,idacted the election, ''How is the. vnfading flower, - Independent. Order of Foresters. . ore• all wearing Blood Donors but- Field. Park Co.' Royal Canadian En- "- ._ .appointing ,Neil R. Shortreed and That blossoms on life's way tons awardad' for several ,donatiorss. gi>ere,, hoe been awarded the Croix Surviving are: his wife (the for- Chas. A Sterritt, as scrutineers. �I►atd even turns the darkest hoar mer Margaret Kierstead),, a, dangh- Amd; while not properly a Ric de Guerre, with � Bronze Star by Elie who reported the election of siic 1ttto the brightest- day. ter Jean with the C'WAC. t«•u sons, Cross obligation, but a task .cheer French Government: During an bre- directors as follows. T. a also, r, Dldc'a birthday, May 4. 1946 - . fully undertaken. bv- the OverseaQ envy aur attack; on R. C. E. dump, at Williaatt and A�b^rt on active ser F. M.�Chapanany H. T. Fallaise, fi. The Fowler Family Bo,x Committee, the gifts to enlisted Faubourg, Spr.•Rankin who. enlisted vice, also thfte sisters_ _anti three :J. Prowse, N. R. Shortreed anti Ray - - - .- brot}beis: Mrs. T. Law. Pickerr.�a.' T. Dobie. Misrdlalzieons Lydia rgrrt amounted to $22. Christmas in Toronto, "left shelter on, ithout i gifts were sent iii October and do �e Mia, A. Stephenson, and -Mrs.. Tom regard for peraonak safety • moved . -This Board of Directors will meet Presbyterian Churdi. Piekerins i Gormley, of "Oshawa, Harbert, of no iiapesr in this report. heavy equipment and vehicles to a � .within one 'wewk and aaaoixt a Club Saturday. May 19. Toronto arid:william and Walter in Since the antbnesic of war., ..the P� of, safety. By this courageous -President and other officers frons the West. Canadian Red iosa has sa�rt some act Sp. Rankin removed. tram imm- withir. that group: 'President Alex. 'S,ervice was conducted _from.. ,• the.. -` A Misaellaneoua Bazaar under the qp millions in canting out its: work ediate danRez valuable equipment Russell,-autamaticaliv becnmes Vic•`•- auspices of the Presbyterian Ladie i, of mercy. .ln addition, .arsillions of that was being held for the breakout family r+esideroe' with Rev. David President and the sevonth member Aid, will be held in the Red Croce Marshall' officiating: Interaneti't took hours of volurtary work has been of two Canadian Corps south of of the seven -man Boar;. _ Rooms. -on Saturday afternoon, May lace -at Erskine Cemetery. contributed by Canadian citizens to Caen"• 19. -There will be_ booths of -Fancy- further the -activities of the `S OCiety. Sor. 'Rankin is the son -of Mr. ' and District Rall? t o u%'C%etS work, Farm Produoe. Horne -baking q•)i� figuirs a sive. but it Mrs• Robert Rankin, 150 Harlandatr With dh and a Fishpond .for the children. is the. service which theca figur:s Ave., Lansing. an emplove'e. _of. the Miss _Mary A. Clarke, Supt. of _ Afternoon tea will be Wrwed from represent that in tH� tPai m"oasure Pickering News . for several ears of what •has"been acoompliai +ed. - District ire a.' ally coCliLre �d a C• G. Jean Ness sties. -. ..4 8.80 oa Everyone welcome. 39 the First World War. y— . D strict Office�es. ball at Clareinol t on April 23rd, when Altona, Brou- Attention Mambers of the C. G. gham, Whiteti ala and Claremont Mothers! The Mother - and _ ed ' ..were well represented. Rally � � B�ictuet has been ehan ed< — : - a Co-operatives f6gram,- Drom Play 4th to , May • 18th, at the part o • gr THE 110 T E R S : �.' T i� C T : - , a� & b� chosen by the disc- House: On May - 7, are - 8 _ the Gordoh we gram PTaariing and having Rev. Jenkinson as our sp°ak- Cstizenship • gr. The worship was taken by June In her talk, Miss -Clarke brought' Waizman, Joan Pearson and Marg,- NOTICE OF SITTIIC OF REVISING OAF KERS mans points of interest, and set +ret James. Mrs. Westnev Rare us, - 8n' ;-c -continued elk -- -all r _. at rest the doubts experienced b a talk on 'Courage", hick Pe Y ". -s11 committees who plan Institute joyed by all. We ontinu ou .�= . gra r Goudy. PreB�a Every Pass b. - .. ' .... Eve p of pro caned -table talk v' Mrs. - planning was dealt with, by the Mrs: Westrrer Rave us a' lesson ast TAKE NOTIt-" that sittings.of tine Revising Officers For the Purpose of hearing complaints or appeals speaker, from placing the responssb- "making fancy sandwiches. We then ility for its design, contents and • closed our enjoyable meeting with ' with regard to Vot�ere' Lifts to be used at the Election of a Member 'of the Assembly pending for the carrying out. with suggestions ggestions for the singing 'of "Taps"• avoiding the common faults, stress- �... . Electoral District of Ontario will be }field at the times And placeii 'set Iort:h In the schedule .heretnafter set Ing the need for co-operation of all' ; the Woman's Association of the out: = . members. Mi Clarke ad ed . he L'nit Church 1 a' joint selection of one topic, A st dy of it meeting with the W, M. S..on th~' through e ymar, in perieds of 15 4 19 -or 09 at 9,0'806k A . ., .• , minutes at :each nieeUag; 96 that the Sunday Scilo F roam.' Miss' Jean SCHEDULE - at the `ear's end some, definite Somerville of Chin+, will be the knowledge, would be gained. Said. guest speaker. A11 ladips are urged Municipality Date and Hour Place of Sitting Clerk 'of the Revising Officer she; "Do a few things well".'to attend. Note change of bane and : Township of Reach May 8 = 10 a m. = Twp.- Hall, Manchester Fled Christie; ;yianch�ster or. the last ..hour, Miss, Clarke ..place, spoke on "Canadian Citize slit + • • Township of Sc May 9 4 p. m. Twp. Hall, Stugog H. G. Hutcheson, Y. Perry P P .- Village of Port- Perry 'May 8 = Il a. an. I Town Hall, Port Perry H. G. Hutcheson, P. Perry a yerv. thought-provoking t$lk it was The Ladiest Aid of the Presbyter - Village JUDGE COLEMAN will • be the Revising Officer for the •above Municipalities too, She defined our heritage as is.n Church n -i11 meet at the home of _ physical',• cultural• - political and- soe- Mrs. Harry Bev on Wednesday, 9 — 9.�a~. -Tw�o. Hall�Broo . i C• S. Th iai; and said . that Democracy was May -9th -at -2-3-0 n. ,ni.__Ladies_are Twp. o i, Eaf 'h' -the e right to earn -a decent living asked to, bring articles suitable for Twp. of, East''hitby , '_ May 9,=- 11 a. m•. Twp. Hall, Columbus P. G. Purves; Coluanbus and thought that "in home. life, we th^ fano-�rprl: -booth. Hostesses - Town of Whitby , May 9 - 2 p, M. May 10 . Town -Hall, Whitby J. R. Frost, Whitby - 7.30 . m. - learn to -live together, work together firs. Robert Rees r an Twp: of Pickering' ,May 12' - 10•a: m. Twp.'Hall, Brougham L. T. Johnstrn. , Brougham an gain respec for the. rights 'of Mu'tch. Cars will be at the Red and (except - Ajax). (May 11 - 7.30 p. m.g others". White o . ' Twp. Pickering - Ajax (May 12 -..2.30 P. m.) Ajax Public Schbol ., Richard -Andrews.. V'th't Corner at 2 i5 and D. I,, L. residences May 12 -- 7.3'0 p. m. ­�ALLIN F. ANNIS will be the R.eyising Officer for the above Municipalities s� _ . -. FEDERAL DERAL ELLCTION JUNE 1 i - AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE tha£ the Lists to "be so revised are Parts 1 and; 3 of- the Voters'. Lists = _ where the 'Enumerators' Lists will be revised. P ` - , Riding. I eek+all 'm fronds o e 8u m election Ontario p; for the ear 1944 repared �foz the above municipalityor mu}uci alines, except Ajax and D. I. L. residences, I have been nominated as Liberal Candidate for g y, t n re_ y. by taking AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that -any voter who desires to ownplain that his name or the names of an active interest in the campaign' ,oral, by interesting others any person entitled ' to be entered an the said List has been 'oinitted frgin the same; or that the names of on: my •behalf.. I' will issue ' a • message .through the ' press each ' ally. persons , who ' are not entitled to be, voters have been entered thereon, may. two full days, before that day of the aforesaid pittings apply, complain or,appeal to have his name or the name of any other week for the remainder of the catrrptiign: In the meantirrse person entered on or removed from the List. - - it is important that all names be placed on the Voters' List l AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that _ such appeals nvust be by notice in writing in the prescribed form, and that groups of supporters be organized inail districts to sigrAd by the complainant in duplicate, and given to the Clerk or Revising Officer or left for hien at his ensure a large and favourable vote. address as stated above. _ : . Dated this -21st day -of April, 1816 D. B. COLi+�'A.N, Chairman of the Election.Board of County, of Ontario W. E. NV. Sin"dir, UO2RAL, c,.asvDMA•rtc -- Queen, 1945" goes to Betty Jo . :,Adams, of Sierra Madre, Calif., pictured. above aturrounded by° bloc-. _ Sams, on the world's largest and + �. . ¢nest famous wisteria vine. In prewar days,-' the giant vine at- f ' ltracted some 30,000 visitors from ` _ all over the world during its. three - � to six-week period of bloorh. 3 •,Pious Platitudes Observatore Rorpano, , the Vti can new_s2apet, says an Allied or- ' O er to 'ro{ ops not to fraternize with ;German civilians is, understandable," ifor' some reasons, but "comical" if iepplied broadly, since twenty clid x �turies of Chrtstranit must prevail T 77 over six years of hatred. As a gen- -eralization, that is well enough, but Observatore • Romano should know. that pigus platitudes are of small. value in dealing with immediate si= 7.Suctions,` especially where the Ger= -� mans are conce; neo, , , The Brantford Expositor. i.' Forgotten War -. The forgotten war is that in — Bur—ata.' says the Ottawa Citizen. The Newspapers here and in the U.S. , .hardly notice it in the headlines. - -But- -there have, been more Saps 1 - wow The Sort of P le �� German Asked y "'_ beg the war. The bombs that began THIS WAS A KRUPP PLANZ fell on Warsaw. „ We Are Fighting .•. For It And Now .Germany then the long misery which now -=— , She Is Gettill� It ends in her own shattered cities. i Stewart MacPherson, BBC war . blow is the time to tell them of correspondent, •rEcently told `9"following,, in "Radio 1\'ews- 1 Let the Germans •whe drag the -Let these things. EveryNhour let theta hear that message: You asked for .4 , ' _-K. story ­` "A Zadadiaii was remnants of their honae� along, shat• - „ • - it. Now you are getting it. :' :.. soldier 4 W3f cxi+g through a German town tered roads remember the bombs _ -mat-Cleve when he was approach- that destroyed the homes of Rot- - OVCr'CsC1lClOui ar young Germaa boy, very terdam and the shells that tore _ young andeed• The young German through the roofs of Leningrad, 3•iembers of the Los Angeles asked the Canadian for some cho- says the Sunday, England, incron= Lions Club waxed enthusiastic at '•-colate. Noar, this Canadian fight 1cle. Let -them -hear again those a United l�'ations clothing cdll"ed - rng man was thoroughly familiar gloating commentaries that. filled tion luncheon and began cqd - t�•ith the rigid army rules regard- the air when the German radio in'. uting, the clothes they , Blood in.- , ing fraternisation with the enemy,, told of the horrors left in- the Nine of them wound•.up clad only abut -like• so many Canadians — wake of Goeritlg's Luftwaffe. They ful .ar- . barrels, which_it - 'well, he just had a soft spot for coined a new word, in those days, born e, had rangement committee, had pro- r ? kids. Not thinkinghe put both his Coventrate! That Mord wag video. - p Stands in }tis g eatcoat pockets' of .the agony of an. English town, looking for, some spare, -chocolate, and they spoke it easily. It became Gertpan word and it meant de= � • Women tear ere #u' the General photo above shows what was left. of one of the many plants of tics o - 7In a flash' this young German — a. struction. They must be reminded Post_Office' Office' 'throughout 13ritain mighty Krupp Armament Works at Essen,- Germany, after Allied and he was, only a -kid' —; drew a of that, too. But most of all they now number 140,000 atld form bombers worked it over. Wrecked factory, with partially cam- _ pistol and shot the Canadian must remember the bombs that nearly half the staff. pleted railroad guri, was captured by All Airborne Division _throtigh the stomach. That'sthe iorf of people were fighting."-- i Queen, 1945" goes to Betty Jo . :,Adams, of Sierra Madre, Calif., pictured. above aturrounded by° bloc-. _ Sams, on the world's largest and + �. . ¢nest famous wisteria vine. In prewar days,-' the giant vine at- f ' ltracted some 30,000 visitors from ` _ all over the world during its. three - � to six-week period of bloorh. 3 •,Pious Platitudes Observatore Rorpano, , the Vti can new_s2apet, says an Allied or- ' O er to 'ro{ ops not to fraternize with ;German civilians is, understandable," ifor' some reasons, but "comical" if iepplied broadly, since twenty clid x �turies of Chrtstranit must prevail T 77 over six years of hatred. As a gen- -eralization, that is well enough, but Observatore • Romano should know. that pigus platitudes are of small. value in dealing with immediate si= 7.Suctions,` especially where the Ger= -� mans are conce; neo, , , The Brantford Expositor. i.' Forgotten War -. The forgotten war is that in — Bur—ata.' says the Ottawa Citizen. The Newspapers here and in the U.S. , .hardly notice it in the headlines. - -But- -there have, been more Saps 1 - _�.sw.T-.oa"k_"v_a.. .°�".yv5�•t ". '":'i '::5.. .. _y `.. ... ,'.. i:. '. c?.. ?. _ - ���� .• '.�... +_ --won_ ---iC-t_aeci was �� Pick � s l • +,a• - - — Ik. RE--A < -.For Sale-Peter Hamilton cutting box, spraying outfit of 250 lbs. pumas- e • . • - - * 7I:e, with 4Q gal. bbl. and home, rub- _ •, II f MI 1 • Model T. � ., TED , wagon and trir�k, :. - • Theatre �:Ford: Bert Harvey, $rrougham - Scazboro ;�u action ' . SPORT ` w-iu take in 12 head of cattle a for - -TRANSPORT ti pasture for season. M. Barrett, phase• TELEP8E3 - Howard 1117, and.Scarbozo 836 .TNA. StQuffville - :. i'ncv- 47 k 2. _ .For Sale cedar posts, peeled-ARTA�i�i Tboue Stouffville 348 r_ a Y dor -not. -Special price delivered to _ ~ "Rough and Dressed Lumber' Millwork MOVING _ .5our farm. D. Spates, Ciaaanont; Penmen Sash Doors Screens , Door Open Each Night Al! 8.31 hone Stouif. 6616. Interior Trim M9uldings S AN D ' G R .iV E L STONE Matinee Saturlay At 2 P. IIL Y, x >,'Wetl-rotted manure-for sats at tna soft and Hardwood Flooring . TiRIDAY SATURDAY farm. S2 p_r ton. Mrs• A. G. Clark, n Shingle Siding Brock 'Rd: and Lake Shore, 'phone 'Brick Insulated Sidi nth Cedar Shingles Claremont Meat >lY 4 and b ' 14 IL 54 R 23. 'Wallboards l Asphalt Shingles 'Roofing = Market Timber Queen ' :Cattags for Salem rooms. APPY Biasonite Products ° Barclaq Tile _ t , Box 6?5 News Office. ' For Sale-oak living-room table, Rock Wool Insulation Cement and Lime Dick Arlen and Mary B. Rug es, round, 29 i:l. diem. Large electri ;., Weeping Tile Sewer Pipe Our bietlo - SaEfafaclien or money table lamn China base, with shape. -.MARTIN-SENOUR 100 p: a PURE PAINT Refunded HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID " Choice Baby Beefs from OatarWo Living-roam chair, upholstered i>1 _ - . _. - --- — Char-___-_ -- Lydon Charlie Smith r s°,green. Electric bed light. Apply Bax Cedar Pineal Farms 674 News Office. ��� noes ofP• P. Cedar Shingles - Tdmatoea 28 os tins 2-25c ' htE�'s ` f '^" L Have you enough pullets for fall-and gr --winter markets? Bray has dayolds Round steak roast 37c Ib. -MONDAY - TUESDAY started good d_lwery, s and some Chicks too; and some cockerel& Can- tact roan r tact us soorr for what you need. Lock- t Choi" Flesh and Cooked Meats l . wood or . R. Piekerung. ' Especially Broilers sad Fowl Shue-.p!ade Sausage A Specialty Hillside HatcherY has . cockerels, 'In Doabenrtoa area on Tnea. - Fri. Dana Andrews Richard Conte Leghorn x B. R. $2.50 per 100. Lea- This '1e yoar Best Market to nett your Lire Pon1tYT SORT SUBJECTS born $1. for • delivery now- Blood- Our. method of distribution, direct to the retail consumer, A. J. SUTHERLAND tested breeders, Govermnent aPPrav- and the installation of a new autcam1k Picking: sisaclliiee, has - nut. ed Hatchery. If you want cbAcks, revolutionized- the processing and marketing of poultry. P6oae 1808 Clarem�onk WHDNESDAY - TSURSDAYr 11 pullets, cockerels now, later in the month or June, order not through We are prepared to take 9 Pickerfnq. 1 MAY and 10 + agent Gam Milks, tit At Any Tina •-- ' At Highest MaAmt Prke 'WANTED fV T E D vasnted—•Singer Drop Head Sewing Any Quantity This Man's Navy Machines.. We DAY cash. - Call or In short, when you sell to DE-AD HORSES AND CAT•t'LB write. Singer Sewing Machine, 16 For isee pies up. phone -Wallace Beery and James Gleason t Ontario Str. Oshawa, phone ells Pickering Farms' 30 tf HAOOKLIN .. .. .. • • .. .. bb ed Shorts 'Wanted "to Buy - pianos, radios•+ You get a larger share of the consnrri+er dollar. PICitIING E08 39 vrsehing ,piachines, violins, 80wing IPiCKERINO FARMS LTD AGINPICKRINGOUR . .- .. 44 n'nachi�nes, bk) cles, tricycles- HAV6- • AGIhiCOURT ...... .... sone � 2144 you say of the above items that WBITEYy ONTARIO C a We .Fay the phone h rgee 3vu an not using. and wish to sell? Please describe fully. W'i3te Boa ,Telephone Whitby 886 GORDON,YOUNG t.7D- 1606 News Office. Jun 80 _. Toronto J'hoac Ad. 36M Permanent Bagging Pate : - that Fraj s the Temper and .... �`^ ..: sS" ...' .,e'•�' t `." - 3'a"�$dt:t %y y Sly ls.,+'-.� ? _ erose. bo y - TUCK. OPT. D. _ N m It m•ay Your m ,y .b : ••yyam� .. $, ,�.,y ���/' ��� �� �' �` '• � _ ... - . ..c... �� u oo l i s a n �... .. V x k Prone 1516 0h1T. "f ry n dir • NOTICE RS •n c ,YCf1a: i" p P rk ND 0 N CE TO CREDITO ' ,• �. .._.._ .. 'i. f" 21 �a nYnK ...,( ,,� '. C`.+ �'' i'-��'•'. y s•d. 1w ,•.per A- .. ..++� ERS t • _ ._..._ ,. z ,r .. t ...:... • - Geo Miller A In the Estate. of pa .— p"' Gentleman, Deceased ,. ALL.pers 'having C18>p1f1R I►galIIat � OTE h • the Estate of George Miller, late of the TovvUnEhiP of Pickering, in the ° t , _ County of Ontario, Gentleman, De- ' coaled, who died on or about the 4dt day of January 1945, are hereby not fF r? }3 ` .a' +, } ': a ✓' in to h undersigned, > the 30th day of BTRY, hied to spend on or before 4, 'OW1945, full particulars of their claim . A ,•x •,. . .@ a •{: �' ► t e . ` atterr whteD date the Estate will be •`: ; �/ r .fi xr �. . w plp6;"a►asc'.t-- r+ >�� y to- -having, -. "� `�: s a the plains of which the urxle igaed ' .t -* i �»i. 'c'' ;.» then hs►ve i►s+d fee, am thio not be liable to any claim the shall i, ,,�?`.k, ��a.<•`�•� ��, s•• persosn of'wh�ree Y r. _. not then havie notice. : s Z y of \ t rz Dated at Toronto,.thi 3rd da I�5 s , <, � •. � =�:i�;' ` I � � � App, 1946. ' Y .�' `: I Mf C1sra Nerts Miller, Andrew Miller L k " , •s and Mary Miller, E:eentorE, b7 x their Solicitors. Beaton, Bel?' aI►d i a F k• < - 72 0 1+ Tor pond, 3 Bay St. oast O'nt. 3�1oTlcENnO CREDITORS MILLIONS bF .PEOPLE 1N LIBERATED .1� O E U R O PE —­TOOK TO ONTARIO F0 R FOOD. In the Estate of Willistm fames 4 MSekel Gentleman, Deceased. Never has -the need for food been so great as it is today.. In addition to our own ALL peramw having claims against • • • vastly increased demands, ere are now those, o Europe's liberated millions, who the Estate of William' James Michell, ONTARIO desperately. need •food but cannot produce it. _ late of tho Village_ of Whitevale, in These people, emaciated and destitute, look to. US for help! f the Township of Pidoering and the EMD A� Here's what YOU can do ... plan NOW to devote whatever time'yod can to help- County of Ontario, Gentleman, dec- �`ing...out on the farms this summer. eased, who died on or about the 15th t + •'Itirl the coupon And moil tom. March, '1945, are heriebx not jo�n one the e isrigades outlined here j All ified to send in to the one sigsred--- " on or before the 30th day of May,: • ', y �/eultetet4• ��wg �, .' • �eir#NrO�illrit: . I � 1945, tuPl particulars of their c18ii+v . .,,. after which date' the; Estate will i l e ' �a =�%tl L - distributed, having regard only to - . W.... , A Bri ads for young the claims 'of which rtes undersigned women years or or teachers; igfi ' who can. take work on a For men and _ seasonal or year - round Women, regu- q; girls and College girls. undersigned will not be liable to any / Work is for the most pail person of 'whose, claim they small not basis, tarty engaged We p - in other work, who can give half days in fruit and vegetable growing areas ... then have notice. . ---- d r• n camps operated he a Service - j_ ar-fult sya-to-he i o by t Farm Sez v c o n o s of Force and supervised by the Y.W.C.A. rme . ;_ 194L _ - April � da? t Dated ' at' T rot this ZS :) - ----------- ----------------- Susan Jane MiehedAth ed Ssnnel COUPON ps' Michell and Heiry Brodie MchellFor men and women willing For High. School boys and : ONTARIO FARA SERVII E' FORCE, - Beaton, Bell and Pond, 372 Bay St, to spend their � "Parliament Buildings. Tornnto. holidays .on a farm. Men can be placed others l5. years and over ; . I am interested to doing What I can to Toronto 1� Ontario. any time after June 1b-women between who are willing to work • hell) Ontario farmers this summer. Please 3 August 15 and October 15 only. on . individual farms. = send we information on the Briirade checked belm3 Womans' Land Brigade ,jibe N rr- That soy In TM Farmerette Erigade 1- .rm Cadet Brigade 10111111110111-PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR K.-•_ .Hot 1R-----VAw (if u e Farm Commando Brizade ..._Aqe (if ander 41)-..... AGRICULTURE -LABOUR EDUCATION • Pdat O ......... _- �. : Poet ottiee .LX _ �� r :_:A ,._ : .. .. Mv.:r r `Z.-_... �'s•' :_Ssi,r r• t, ,. _ ._._. .. 'fir'+.., h�' z-_.:- ____ - . w - Bailey. Windt Blow Away, by rk' M L :*- Chs . M %J — • -- �. ride -fore Logos by -Art�rt t. y �r _ Benin Diary, by Wnu Shirer. The Green Years, by A. J. Cronin.' The The Club 'will meet at the home of The Com4n's Association meet L►wrenee MacDowall of the Arany Battle Within, by Philip Gibbs. Arch. and Mrs. Bell on Monday ev- the home of Kra. Neil Petty :.Ispe A the week -end at his home here. Bron Maim Carrying Place, by Angus Mowat. ening May 14. Everyone welcome. Wednesday afternoon~ May 9. _ b ! Wilderness Champion, b` Jos. Li for Roll Call — "C Mr. N. F. Goddard is awn call- _ _ pp' Squire Bros. have sold their farm 3 •ing �a you for the Victory Loan in t mcott: Bugs, by John Phillips. A Homes --Home And Family Lai . _ � t?s• and 100 act to Mr. Mitchell, of Y Air. and Mrs. W. Knox, Miss Bs,r- Woman in Strishine, by F. Swinner- Group ,5 in. charge. •. ".:'+Chis arse. Give him all- the support Toronto, who veal! telae possession'in _.Mrs.. _Burk,. Mrs, Smith and _ bars, Mrs. Rosa Knox and Mrs. T. ton. Peggy Wayne Sky Girl; bac Betty- -,June - _of the stone house -that- -was ---"may°u �' 'Brown visited the John -Knox family Barter Anderson.- The Saint c" - spent the -week-end with •rets i'he Baptist Church young people built about 75 years ago. Messrs on Sunday last. Q Guard, by Listie Charteris. °Queen at Whiteern ,. geld a social in the church on Mon-- The good seleativi 'of books just Hildn_rgarde, by Laura Richards. A George and Fred Squire will move Miss Fern Reynolds has return day evening, : all reporting ad' *en- g to the house. on the T. O'Leary farm able evening placed on Library shelves should inr Tree Grows in Brooklin, by Betty where they are installing electric Toronto after spending acv - joy docs many to join the library and Smith. Long, Long Ago, by Alexan- weeks with Miss Georgina G tfid Tomlinson spent the week -end power and waterworks. Mr. and'Mrs. Grey and chug with his paierts here, Dr. and Mrs. enjoy the privilege of reading them. red Wbolcott. Phantom Fur Thieves, Local Wasoms attended the Lad - The etrag of the Wom- by Charles Clay. Remember Death, les' Night in Toronto on Monday visited for a flew daya with Mr. an =' Tomlinson. ti wilt be held at the by Agatha 'Christie. The Key, by evening las-i. Bob Torrance. rhe Claremont PaFi+ Board are hame of E. Holtby; on Tuesday Patricia Wentworth. Philadelphja Mr, and Mrs. Clothier have moved Mica Usher has been the guest planning a special dance for the ev- May S. We hope there will be a good Murder, by Leslie Ford. Invitation to a house in Kinsale. Mrs. Clothier .her sidle:, Mrs, Edgar Pitloey ening of Friday, May 18. Watch this attendance. to Live, by Lloyd Douglas. paper meat week for 'the advertise- — _ was formerly Miss Pauline Sanders week. ment• They are bringing a well- Mrs. W. Devitt, • Brooklin, Passes whose people live here. More Cherrywood . aews front known orchestra for the occasion. The familyof the late Mrs. W: .Dunbarton The local Victory Loan salesmen _ Page Four or five carpenters are busy reports that the 'sales have been beet- , Devitt, Brooklin; have the sincere Pickering Women ,& Institute y. fJiss week conetructsng-sn--add�t�°�- aympatiiy of-old-faced—a of-Sioue-- The community is sorry to see the ter than formers : to the local bank. Aa extra room to ham, in the passing of their beloved Ernest Price family leave us., We son In spite of di�sgteeable weather -the apart is being' added, and mother, this past week, at her home. `will miss them, but wish them the a good numbed• met on -Tuesday af- .a garage being built underneath. where she has lived with her dap- ]Mount �lon ternoon, the met for the annual The Women's Mission Circle of best in their new home at Ajax. htek 'ter, Mrs. Lade and family, where _ Mr. and Mrs. R. Wright, Toronto, meeting of the Women's Institute, the aP she s receivedtender care during were recent guests at a home o e e o the home of Mrs. R. E. Forsyth. Two these. years as health , declined. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Annie. Mrs. George Wilson, with Mrs. B. T� reports for the year were very -Perm were vers on '`Penial hallHappy memories come to us of �ass- We4eome hoMi 'Jamieson in charge of satisfactory, the programs far -yam in - Bolivid 1MrsZbWee ociations of the past, whs .a she and home on leave after overseas duty.. Mission Band east on Saturdayof- Year have been well carried through, diddletvn-and-mre, -w. H. We�nhauL P h Y her husband -and family were -44 a v- The sympathy of the community ternoon in tale basetnent of the along educational and other linea, Aleo at this aneeting, Mrs. Wenham ety interested in -church and comm- church. with some speakers from outside. was given a Life Membership is extended to the W. J. Smith tam- The officers for the ens unity life among us. Mrs. Devitt ily in the loss- of their sozy, Ernest Mr, and Mrs. C. Disney and fsm- lung year the Women's Baptist Foreign Mica' was office -bearer in both the, Wom- on active service overseas. ity spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. are: President, Mrs. H. C. Huchisom '''ion Society of Ontario .West. en's institute and the •Women's ' Miss Irene Dunbar returned to the C Ledgett, of Kinsale. let Vice -Pres., Mrs. H. BradY. 22n4 to in att- Vice -Pres:, Miss A. E. Ri There were over ani MisBiona Y Society; anal always a village this week. Mr. ,and Mks, Paul Wilson of chasdaooy a6ngtonee at the banquet in the con- ready helper in anything for the 'We are pleased to report that Mrs. Brooklin, spent Sunday with Mr. Secretary -Treasurer, Mrs, N. E. .mnunity hall last week, which was community good. John Toms is snaking satisfactory and Mrs. Wrri. Green. McEwen. Some cliangiee were mads 3eadered by Mr. M. Williamson for D progress atter her operation at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank lyric~ spent the personsl of the general canes- :-� employees and friends, Following It. is with pleasure Brougham Sunda with Mr. and Mrs. Albright, mittees• The conveners of the dinner, there echos P g pec' i Oshawa Hospital: YCottanittees are: "A Standing and were short ape plQ learn .Mr. Jolie Soden is now Tne many friends of Albert Sparks of Pine Grove.. griculture and 'Dy Mr. WILL and Mr. Irwin. improvuw in health. ! Why not ,naLk:e ,it a msmor9ble Canadian Ladustriee" Mrs. A. Brady the Sg_cng which follow- were shoclded o hear of his sudden - During Latent reports show sic change for 1 passirg, due to a heart attack. In- Mothers' -Day Servic€c in our Sun.- "Citizenship", Miss A. E. Richsnd- .,ad, .Mm, Aldine Evans presided ®►t the better in the case of Mr. John " terniant took -place at Erskine Cem day • School+. Every • family in our son• Historical Research", Mx7, A. the piano. Daring the dance, tout Moore. wry, community present, - is our aim. E. Baldwin: "Home Economics door prizes were give % which were Mrs. Green and daughter, Green- y Mrs, Langlen has been confined'to You'll help we know. So see you on G. mow• "Social Welfare".. IdEm. won " by Mrs. Wilaaot Hall 's wood, hAve the sincere, sympathy of her bed recent! throughillness- We Sunda Ma ci y- , �, W. Mrs. Dave Pugh ;2.00, and two cue- Brougham friends, in ei' recent z wish her a speedy recovery. Hoskins will be special speaker and- MacLean. A donation of $25 was - ea od tomatoes which_ were won � beieavtame>zt. � The winter activities of. the Y. Mrs. Les Smith, Prospect, will be made to the public library and a XTs. Binsteed ffid a lgdv fziDffi The Broughwn :numbers of the P. U. were brought to a close by a soloist. arnall sum given. for welfare wort. Brooklin. W. M. S. were well represented on ' banquet last Monday night when Mr. x• Waddell, Midnapore, A- pleasant half hour over the bey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neale ree- Wiednesday afternoon, when they Rev. M. R. Jenkinson, Pickering, Alta., h been visiting hia uncle, � brought the meeting to a close. eive the sympathy of the community were the guests of Green River tad- spoke to these in _ . -an interesting Mr. Frank Disney. in the lows of their baby daughter, les at the church. Brougham. White- address. Glad to report Mr. San,. :!ones so Announcement ! who passed away on Friday morn- vale and Cherrywood ladies took. It is hoped that work can be greatly improved in health at tune • nR. -Service was held , in the Clare- part in the devotional service. Mrs. commenced ve soon on the prop- of writing. moat Union .Cemetery -on Sunday. Tj'On and site: May let. our store l bffietat�ed. ,' Draper, President welcomed the tis- osed tennis court at the rear- of the Sorry to i�epoit- Jack Davies ora ]Rev. i. E. Kennedy . id. and itors and conducted. service. Mrs. church.the sick list• !sours will be as foUowe Q4. T42vp Pleasehw-veiced the a0vreciation of the uneral services WAPA held i- - - you bought a hand yet. Tn-Monde Wednesday - ad Friday North Pickering Red Cross Society Brougham friends. far an enjoyable Paul's Anglican Church on •Wednes- vest• in the best and speedy victory. 8 A. M, to 6 P. M, l will hold a meeting at " the home of afternoon.. day afternoon for the late Mr Tom Mrs.. H, G. McInty re on Monday, _ - Qerc3val. The sy�rnpathy of the arc- Pickering Red Cto®s Tuesday and Thursday h May 7, at 2.30. _ 8e. M.to9P.M. T'he Claremont Coazununity Rall t3ootcs added to the library include: munity is exbendtd to his - brother hsa-fisd Green The sDol hinher 1�StreyetG by E. Gorace ndge. Georgy. Red Oro"- Meeting witbe >i thloysExMecuts j, 8A 10.3 l i some alterations- eat fire- Saturday has been irdUlkd st :the p 0 P..M. r ~ �lprcf do'Dr- Non that April's 'Here, by Daisy $22,000" down Itr the,Yictory Losse in May ?,_ at 2:30 • p. m. in the Red Mai ,mtranm There are now three Newman. Red- `Fruit, by Temple Pickering, as we" go to press. Cross rooms: MADAM CLARE's BABERY 1 _- fire escapes. At the south side of the bsalding is a door kad*g to • "'�""" ' a< stairway on the *abide. The doors : :ase equipped with the oast type of Sock, which open. by pushing aown on y ac liar across the .door. Waiting on . A* as carr awd it csirsaatl reersaa a - . - . - special made doors !las kept the - b from being completed before this. .. , A - Commncuo�n, -. $ervieeiFilleflre held in the Baptist - Church U"t qday n6osssing• At _ - fibs evening service, Mr. Ed. Lewis �1n !Urgent �® ' will have charge- _ The Forget -Me -Not Club have s- :. : #o the - -- _ r. wain sent smokes and gmis► _ . :.. following overseas: Harold hardy, Fred Hicks, Jack FleaeR, Marjorie �. _ EORGE -DRE Aldrid , Harvey . 1 7.-1p►ard, Charles !Ee , Tasha; t'rdon Be _ Coo - Haaraaond and Cur1g, - ._ - - - - - - • :. Da Y -E Day Services -- __: 4th is Election y for the Members of ori: firmed forces overseas At 11 a. m. on V Day s, service - •ving to Al from Ontario, as it is here at home. The arrangements which . have .been for Prayer and Thankagl mighty God will be held in the Bap• made provide, ample -time for the overseas vote to be tabes. Speual Gist Church, and on the tollowins Ogice are overseas. P P •--Sunday evening a Great Commem- ` Returning rs' already oration and Victory Service' will b held in the United church. Both wil 5omethin more, however, mast be done if out voters overseas are to know be union services. The local pastor __• g :. Rev. I. M. Wenham and Rev. I. - an Ontario on as II i -i -why Orta elects w forced apo ns at this time. E. Kennelly will be in charge. e ` Thankoffering . will be. taken at ih , Sunday evening, service.,I appeal to each one of you who read this message to write NOW by ash li`onr �nndred sea 1Drazoa .,Give our men and women overseas all, the information you can and be stare A �, aodiersae yearly lou: to tell them the correct name of the Provincial, Riding in which they salts pace ' Fellowahip players for their home presentation of that rollicking farce comedy ''Manrrrna's Baby Boy" in thE• Community Hall on Friday evenhig last. The group surpassed their for sner presentation at Brougham and Dunbarton. Indeed, the players ex Celled themselves and won the Com mandation of _ail_ present. It wool. ;be unfair to single out individus� • characters for special praise. T' r strength of the, presentation lay : er the excellent. caste and -the Aeaan - -- ..,work• of the whole group. The pia: Itself �s an exceP'iionally good on -Lllej with embamssing situattvn• mostarmaing to the audience. Th repartee A, very clever and amusir, p:cvokirg me centinuoua round c laughter. The costuines were am g' at►d the playing excellent: The -PIR" we are open for enwaAemmk' Me- with several booked already. Worn n's Missionary Society The tiiay meeting, of the W: M. ` will be held` on, Friday, May 13 - (note change of date) at 2.30• p. r in the Sunday School rornn of t} United .Church. Mrs. Rawsonrs grou- . will be in- charge. The Society . ha! accepted an invitation to visit t1k Pickering W. M. S. on Thm4d.3 . evening May 10. LL entitled to vote, and the name of the candidate. 'This is of the utmost imp�- ance because so many of them have never voted before and, the difference n.. um ayj Y� : .,..:et+'"+�7C�ser.�,-,,••'aim.,rki,r r>..,!"+;v,•v1r.,✓.uapra•• w..A':,�"„x+an. _,,. . '. ,..;.. ,.�, .. s.,F c+, ••- �•w.ats^..,..i. .., . r r r f-� -- .. E.,}1Q t;1L•[ L+f7,' '!�N ACCOUNTANTS A ♦UUITUHg EASY CHICKS >YIIl1CAI. 1[FSTRIIYRII'['/ /. �t tt . pp i7ea!'aL/a7 aJa:.iirr4.ara i INCOME TAA REPUIIT9 W>fl- HLUOD-TESTED HY.HRID (=K- TRED A. BODDINGTON BUY { - y p and Cool in an pipe, • plate Bookkeeping Services. 18mt11 erels, April 4c; Isghoru Cocker- _ molls, -exchanges musical lnstrs - -^�'�` The Ri ht Honocab7e Robert or Large Businesses. Travel any- els le. Also white Leghorn and " �ptents, 111 Church. Toronto 2. g where. Albert Brett 61 Co.. Hybrid Pullets. Stormont Poultry Anthony Eden, handsome 4Z- [ Wellington St E.. Toronto. Oat. Farm. -Finch. Unt, MEDICAL 111!111 year-old Secretary will State for STOMACH AND THREAD W(.RI� ^y� Foreign Affairs, will head the ARTICLES FOR SALE DYEING AND CLEANING often are the. cause of ell-healUl e British delegation to the San HAVE YOU ANYTHiNU NEEDS in humans, all ages. No one im- Franciseo-Conference. __._.AARP CHICKS dyeing or cleaning? Write to as - mune) Why not Lind out if thlg !n the 23 }ears Since' his student _ _ _ is your trouble' Interesting par. $1.00 BUUKS YOUR oltURR for information. We pre glad -to- , answer your questions. Depart. ticulars-Free, Write Mutveney f • `' days at 'Oxford,. where he studied ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW, spent •H. Parker's Dye Works Remedies, Specialists. Toronto [ OrierAel'languages and took first- and not be disappointed Ali Limited. 791 Yonge Street, To. 3 REMEDY. FOR NEURITISchicks are from guaranteed test- ronto. DIXON' class honors ed stock, and from 86 Os. eggs and Rheumatic Patna. Thousands Eden has buiR or better. Barred Rocks mixed satisfied. Munro's Drug Store, 335 his career on •a $12.00 per 100. 'White Leghorns HAIRDRESSING Elgin, Ottawa Postpaid $1.00. .. mixed $11.00 per 1011 Barred wi firm foundation Rock` Pullets [110.00 peer 100, LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS, of dogged la s white Leghorn Pullets sa2.00 per Robertson method. Information liver trouble, depressed. headache. y bor. Following 100. white kocks, mixed 816.00 on request regardink classes. quickly relieved with Fig -M 'l into,: per 100 white Rock Pullets Robertson's Hairdressing' Acad- tablets. Keep regular. with Fitt his entry $24.00 per 100. We guarantee 1009'., -emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. Lax. 25c at Druggists. Parliament in live delivery, balance . paid C.O. 1923, Eden ta City Hatchery, Chatham, READ THIS -EVERY SUFFERER Ontario. FUR SALE of Rheumatlb Pains - or Neuritis Served as Par should t r y Dixon's Remedy. liamentary Pri- a It ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW,. SIOD, Munro's • Drug Store, 335 Elgin. vara Secretary BRUN i ON Bared-to-P.ay bought,sold, rebuilt; belts pol- Ottawa- • Postpaid $1.00. CHICKS - Leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com- - -to -Foreign-S -- y -Lt -d,. 2326-Duffsrt AUMEL+`offensive --Foos B retary Sir Aus- RHODE ISLAND REDS, WHITE roe Rocks, Barred Rocks, Golden Tonto. ■troya o enaive o or instantly. CANADA'S ten Chamber- _ .Eden .. Hampshires Government Approv- Dr bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman lain, as Parli- ed, Rloodtested. Illustrated Cat- STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPAIi- Drug Store, 'Ottawa. E TOBACCO amentary Under-Secretary to the alogue Free. Brunton Cedar Glen ague, re. ears, cep perch trees ARO PIP - Office,and as Lord Privy Farms Hatcnery, 102 Winnett. apples, pears plume. cherries, LIEN AND WOMEN WANTED STAND rapes, currants, shrubs, nedgfa Seal. s a e • In 1935, Eden became• the Norfolk Nursery, Slmcea Ontario. veterans and farmers. Sell Fami- - 6000 BREEDERS ON ONE PLANT Aex spices, extracts, alimentary yroduacrcts, medicines, stock and Foreign Affairs since 1851, but - from a real breeding farm. Don't Lty upward one thousand per hour. Monthly free' offers open every, jOnv THE THOUSANDS - an - -Lft- Foreign resigned when he could no longer take • chances on ' luat....ordinatic Can be operated by two, men or hatchery chicka. Order chicks more. Dealgned and built by an door. -$ivory family_ a ts'o8D°nd mko drink and enjoy Max- countenance the appeasement policy NOW for May 'or June delivery. experienced sawyer. For partletr Good districts open Pleasant and , of Prime Minister Neville Chamber- Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter, tars, write or 'call Dan Vallleres, workers. work_ for part timer !hell House Coffee. You7ll Main. He remained out of office until Ontario. Mill Bridge, Ont. Do Cot call On workers, Free 'plan and fer,catgu - war began- in the following year, Saturday, le'emilex, 1600 Delorlmfer, Moa- dove the superb Hanwell treat _ when he been le Secretary of State 100 CHICKS FREE JERSEYS, ALL AGES, QUEBEC($ 1v l�r - - -- OPPORTUNiTIEs FOR WOMEN ;azOIIBe S$POP. All pIIrliOse for Dominion Affairs. WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100 leading show and producing herd, When Lord Lothian died late In Pullet chicks, we give 10II tree records, accredited. Gsbisi ➢ern _ chicks (our choice). Leghorn Foster, Quebec. BE i'► HAIRDRESSER j�rindsnitableforan is4o, £den returned to the For- ullets $22.95 per 100, barred JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOU y eign Office Sts Secretary of State. ock.pullets 119.95 Der 100, White AT STUD. ATTRIDUS'S NIGHT- areae HairdrOpportunity.Learn . �Of toffee maker. Rock Pullets $24.95 per 100:- All Hairdresaingg cheeks sold backed 107 high egg rider Black and Tan Coon hound, pleasant dignified' profeealon.. good' _ r pedigreed stock. $1.00 books dour Imported. six generation ped tee. wages, thousands .successful Marvel order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed itis airs Rands at ons hun gr aduatea- America's greatest ; ays- f 100% -live delivery. Kent 8ateb- dollars stud teen Studding this tam. Illustrated catalogue tree. Truman's -Prayer young dog at Twenty-five dollars. 'Weather Forecasts er•y, Chatham, Ontario. Write or call EL _ . . • _Arthur .Attridge Freeman. Out MARVEL FIAIRDRESSING In War Strategry PROFIT OR LOSS. THAT'S THE SCHOOLS At the. conclusion of his message _PUREBRED KERRY -ORD CATTIA $ba BL[30R g TORONTO quertlon that faces every mea' 1n males and females. Lawrum Branches: 44 Sing Bt. Hamilton fnstances of the importance of to Congress, President Truman 'business for himself. Sor. the Farms, Durham, Oat A 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. e poultryman the difference be- welather to wear strategy were said; - tween profit and loss Is almost GARAU-2 AND SERVICE STATION. PATENTS ed'aut by Lieut. Commander At this moment, I have in my ' entirely dependent on two fac- garage equipment and, stock tad tors. One -good scientific -feed- 1Nn g COMPANY ' i►UG8 ! CO me m 9 -roomed hove ou No. f ]ll'IbTHERS.TO1vH prayer. As I assume Y h- �s. H.. Kimble 1n a� $atone address heart a pray Ing and care of your flock. Two- *.ay. Dakar Garage. Aaca�star, Patent 8o]fcitars. Establish" ' 1e{orc the Canadian Club of .Bos- heavy duties, I humbly pray to Al- ' It to essential that you start with Ono into; 14 King West, 'Toronto. in the words of So- the beat .A' chicks you ca getBooklet of information on re. . mighty . God, wed at eries have helped, - Commander Kimble, who was lomon: poultrytmen for 19 years to_over. -FOR BALE-MUD,F.R.*i H07.'81. )!N 4t>u+t- -. g and asle of the experts assigned '. to "Give thsrefom thy _servant an et�ome chicken wo Important buatness• Ea Write tar Ing silly licensed. ds In.No thein Ou WW PIANOS weafit out the weather prediction understanding heart to judge thy Twaddle for full Information in- only. Box 24, 73 Adelaide. Mt, DOR SMALL NEW PLA2�108 WILT: , eludinx poultry guide and great- Toronto, Ontario. be avallable shortly. Beautiful liar the Normandy landing disclosed ;people, that I may discern betwttn It reduced prices for -May and - In design and tone. Send for cir- ='ti Ow the British Navy -had been in- d and bad: for who is able to. June delivery. Also ask for PVULTRY FARlit. 25 ACRES. 1.200 cular naming approximately gout Wo breeds and shipping data, for price, and particulars In thatyeatiir2tincr wave - f layers Hydro, market gasdea structure for th se. -teat a People?-" two week old- menaced chlckr. .... __.. - __ __ .,.. _ __ range will be msl3ed promptly. _ >flree years and that . without this d y I ask one to be a good 'and Y eve e cHatcheries. m - Ited. Ftrgus, Ontario. ele ary work .tete invasiod faithful servant of �y .Lord- and ,better now.. Prices for mixed baby _ woald not have been feasible on my people.. WE HAVE SOME STARTED PUL - Jae 6. _ ts White Leghorns, $11.00; White lata, -2 weeks cid, for Immediate In tropical areas -information On `�-"^- shipment. also chicks to most breeds._ For delivery to June we. 411oada and !heir height, oa winds, I , - _ lIt s 'About T><me advise ordering.now,rarid not tale- ung the time. Bray lsaximum and. minimum tempera- MIDER/AL PHOTO SERVICIS a chance at Hatchery, 130 John N., Hnmiifon- ..... r Imes, humidity, thunderstorms and - _ Ont, f"hons is as important as the dis- Capt: Robert McFadden -of' the 100 day old pullets ordered. 1,osition of -=-the enemy_ .forces, the food service 1?faurh of the Quarter- SPECIAL PULLET SALE_ _ _ speaker -said.' master General's office said that STARTED BARRED ROCK PUL- i Itesh meat for enemy prisoners of lets. t week old $!c, 3 weeks old - in the_ United States heats- .24 cents. immediate dellvery. Carleton Hatchery, Britannia ' Since 1939 the United -Kingdoin war forth would be, restricted to hearts, Ajay- Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures Helxhts, Ontario. . 'Red Cross library department' has livers and kidneys. McFadden also • no "I get best -results from Star- SnaF- tt1 - POULTRY KEEPERS just 3,665,511 brooks to service and said the POWS would receive tried many places. tested breeders. May prices, Non - !alirilila hospitals. fancy -foods -nd no delicacies. New Style Album With Prints SM CERTAIN YOU BUT GOOD healthy, vigorous chlcks. Buy _ Assorted Light breed., , '," certain of :. Pullets: White Leghorne 24.85, Barred -Rocks 21.95; New Hamp• • and you will be success Your Door w ? •`•' ... Ou_r Breeders, are all Government Inapccted. banded and blood•tergu Two Will Call At T:96; White Leghorns 1.00. After Write for descriptive eatatagne May 16th 50c per' hundred less non -sexed. •2.00.. Per, hugdred_ - Housewife Of Cheltenham, $ngLnd solve* trans plortation problem and prices on our Government - boon theta will 'be a knock . at the . of the Canadian home. On price lint and catalogue, ! week Approved chicks. -de,. the threshold will stand the Victory Loan salesman, confidently he -...' . : ro difficulty In traffic. MONKTON POULTRY eatpecting an invitation to come in. It will be the eighth time that FARMS Las knocked at the door, and his confidence will not be badly founded. Orders: Me■4to., o■t■rte For more than,three million Canadians have Long since learned that he ' 'AVANTED iM indeed friend and brings with him. something of real value for the _ .-I -BABYH choice -nidal. a -householder, IiySome started chicks avallable But let us not forget that there are• two' callers at the door, when, throughout this area and 4 weeks old. Write or phone -A• the salesman knocks. Behind him, inspirit, is the Canadian boy in Switzer I;atcliery. Granton, H. Phone 38 R S. _ _Oat. is backing up the salesman in, his _ effort to -increase the ` i - teniform wh6 ` Ildze of individual Victory Bond purchases -riot so' much because of his ,ORDER YOUR CHICK% NOW Roncern for the future material benefits to the purchaser, but because 'arms rntLert AND YOU . ARE. GUARANT those' purchases -help to gttara'ntee the:' continued flaw of and am- your chicks for next springJW "you 'want snunition to -the battte-fronts. against commissions arranged. them. Barred Rock . mixed $12.00 per 100. White Leg - 'The Canadian mho decides to buy a. hundred -dollar Bo after. borne !nixed 811.00 per 100. Ba = red Rock -Pullets $19.00 per 1�0 listening to the Victory Loan salesman may change' his mind if he -White Leghorn Pullets $22.00 per - looks over the shoulder of the salesman into the eyes_of that sailor, 100. 'Heavy Breed Ckls. $6.00 per soldier or airman who counts on folks at home to back up' his efforts one with some experience oin 100. Leghorn Ckla. .$2.00 per 100, 46 --overseas. Such a look may prompt a two -hundred -dollar purchase. e11 chicks hs#cheli trQm os. eggs or better and from special week). Apply nearest Employ- mated flocks. Guaranteed 100% sent & ._Selective Service Office. live delivery, • $1,00 books, your NO FUEL PROBLEM HERE Ator. and floor man .wanted at order, cery, Ch,,t , C.O.D. Rainbow C'he,tham, Ontario. i HamlLton; going concern; Imk- medlate possession. Keith Cowles. R R. 2, Horaby. ODL BULLS•- LMVALE • NOBLE CAV- alier, , class A. 8 years, grand champion at Richmond 1943. Sir- -,ad by R.O.P.. bull, Silver Spring Cavalier and from a With testing; dam, with three "RO.P. rscorda, priced at 8250. Also bull calves of excellent breeding. Apply J'. W. Argue, 234 Bank St., Uttawa. Out. MODEL C- CASE TR.LCTUR 17-27. On steel wheels. In extra good " workintt "candltion:'James Finlay. Grand Valley. Oat PERCHERON STALLIUN. FORM $.9 year old, sure $165. or trade. ..john- Davidson: Belhaven. Oat. CLYDESDALE, SYVIE- 'RENOWN 27110, foaled 1984, Orade A Prete- fum, dark brown, white marking. sure foal getter. Sell cheap. Ale= Crawford,' Box 74, 'Rosseau, On DAY-ULD MAMMOTH WHITE PE - kin Ducklings. 6 ib. at 8 weeks. Available for May and June. Write for particulars.- Order at once. Ux-Spring 'Farms. Uxbridge, Ont 1 -PRESSURE- TANK, SPRAYER. wo- ee liealbarrow type. Price835.00. 168 Mgrgueretta, Toronto, Ont., 700 ACRES -TOWNSHIP OF GURD, district of, Parry Bound. i miles from Trou_t Creek, Loring 'high-. way and Commands village, U mile from Cat)tol,id Church and ball, 2 miles from Cathollt: iichool• 2 miles from public school and Protestant-, churches:. 13 miles .:from town of Powassan• mail route 3 times a:week; 80 'acres under cultivation, free. 'of -stones land stumps, level' land. Good soil, .plowing done, .2 large gardens,' 50 acres of maple sugar bush, balance, 1,900 cord hardwood and pasturAt elroo faarn x5cementflpors, atone • `foundation stable, full size; 40 --cattle -and 5 'hor"s•: house -'28x42, 8 rooms, Iargoe kitchen, steel root, tone basement full. size. Other outer through -All Summer, 2 never fail - 'Ing' wells., Good trout stream throukb pasture. Will sell with or without stock and implements. "Take possession May 1. Reason for selling, ill health.' Apply Alex Grabowski, R.R. N•o.:2.' Powassan,• ELECTRIC WATER HEATERSI I�IMEhsjON TYPE, COPPER CON- struction, 860 -.watts. • Just drop It in a pan of water and almost in stantly the water Is hot. Handy in the kitchen, wonderful• for shaving 'etc. Postpaid $3:100. The Radio Hospital, Tracadie, N.B.! FAR:11 11AG:HIN "VIKING" CREAM -SEPARATORS and repair parts are always -.available either, at your local dealer• or direct from Swedlah Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre - Dame West. Montreal ,t Qua. MACHINERY c D8s . 14 YARD- SCRAPERS. RDS@ 12 yard scrapers. TD19 angiedoser 10 yard -scraper. :TD40 3% yard Letourneau scraper., Northwest 104 % yard drag line. Bucyrus 20B U .yard drag line. Write, wire, phone. ' Other iequipinent available. Leventhal & Co., Me- "Intyre Block, Win;alpeg. ISSUE 18-1111146 . �- ronto. PROTOGRAYRV P TIME 7FSTED QUALITY registered and pedigreed birds. Nothing in'Canada: Order ' - se+t' your fNms properly developed and ,better now.. Prices for mixed baby _ chicks, males and females: Bar- ..S OR a EXPOSURE ROUA $5e red- Rocks, $12.OQ per hundred; ;REPRINTS 8 for Ise White Leghorns, $11.00; White ' Rocks, $15.00; Brown Leghorns, ; You'mey not get: all the films yo - want this year. but you can get aM $13.00. Pullet prices:. Barred the quality and service you desire Rocks, $19.00; White Leghorns, p.' $22.00: • White Rocks, $24:00; MIDER/AL PHOTO SERVICIS Brown Leghorns, $24.00. ZS tree ,da¢•i>" N '; n A e r chicks, our choice, will be given for each.200 mixed chicks order- ' .......... ``°' ad and 25 free chicks for each y. 100 day old pullets ordered. STAR SNAPSHOT , SERVICB Goddard. Chick Hdtch'ery, Bri•,. Don't• risk losing your pictures. tonni• Heights. elnUerio: n • ..: ::..... i A T1 b'] • " That's ..why pictures at lower cost „ ,best .ad,vertis,ement, Notch otch Chickerles are proud , PROMPT. MAIL SERVICE that the big percentage of their Ajay- Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures bust ness comes from poultrymen DEVELOPED AND PRINTED' 2541 who reorder year • after 'Year. "I get best -results from Star- SnaF- tt1 -Top 'Notch Chicks are all Gov. shot Service" writes a customer Nova Seotta, who adds that she has ornment Approved from blood - tried many places. tested breeders. May prices, Non - SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER .. , sexed: - White • Leghorns 11.45, New Style Album With Prints Barred Rocks,' New Hamptshireb- _ Assorted Light breed., , '," 10.45,. Assorted' Heavies 10.95. :giY � Pullets: White Leghorne 24.85, Barred -Rocks 21.95; New Hamp• • " COLORED AND FRAMED 22.96. Co kerels: Barred w ? •`•' ... shires Rocks 8.95, New Hampshire.- .' •<<.; %tf T:96; White Leghorns 1.00. After ,` • ;::•:; � .,... :>....'>:;•:..,..�... May 16th 50c per' hundred less non -sexed. •2.00.. Per, hugdred_ - Housewife Of Cheltenham, $ngLnd solve* trans plortation problem on. on pullets. After Juno let et111 lower prices, Write for complete ti petroleum hi ! 1with goat -drawn cart. Instead of the covets , price lint and catalogue, ! week ;rehlele burns old re. and tin cans. The well-behaved goats present • ga aid choles add' 6e per chick to above prices. Top Notch Chteker• -...' . : ro difficulty In traffic. lee, Ouetplty Ontario. i HamlLton; going concern; Imk- medlate possession. Keith Cowles. R R. 2, Horaby. ODL BULLS•- LMVALE • NOBLE CAV- alier, , class A. 8 years, grand champion at Richmond 1943. Sir- -,ad by R.O.P.. bull, Silver Spring Cavalier and from a With testing; dam, with three "RO.P. rscorda, priced at 8250. Also bull calves of excellent breeding. Apply J'. W. Argue, 234 Bank St., Uttawa. Out. MODEL C- CASE TR.LCTUR 17-27. On steel wheels. In extra good " workintt "candltion:'James Finlay. Grand Valley. Oat PERCHERON STALLIUN. FORM $.9 year old, sure $165. or trade. ..john- Davidson: Belhaven. Oat. CLYDESDALE, SYVIE- 'RENOWN 27110, foaled 1984, Orade A Prete- fum, dark brown, white marking. sure foal getter. Sell cheap. Ale= Crawford,' Box 74, 'Rosseau, On DAY-ULD MAMMOTH WHITE PE - kin Ducklings. 6 ib. at 8 weeks. Available for May and June. Write for particulars.- Order at once. Ux-Spring 'Farms. Uxbridge, Ont 1 -PRESSURE- TANK, SPRAYER. wo- ee liealbarrow type. Price835.00. 168 Mgrgueretta, Toronto, Ont., 700 ACRES -TOWNSHIP OF GURD, district of, Parry Bound. i miles from Trou_t Creek, Loring 'high-. way and Commands village, U mile from Cat)tol,id Church and ball, 2 miles from Cathollt: iichool• 2 miles from public school and Protestant-, churches:. 13 miles .:from town of Powassan• mail route 3 times a:week; 80 'acres under cultivation, free. 'of -stones land stumps, level' land. Good soil, .plowing done, .2 large gardens,' 50 acres of maple sugar bush, balance, 1,900 cord hardwood and pasturAt elroo faarn x5cementflpors, atone • `foundation stable, full size; 40 --cattle -and 5 'hor"s•: house -'28x42, 8 rooms, Iargoe kitchen, steel root, tone basement full. size. Other outer through -All Summer, 2 never fail - 'Ing' wells., Good trout stream throukb pasture. Will sell with or without stock and implements. "Take possession May 1. Reason for selling, ill health.' Apply Alex Grabowski, R.R. N•o.:2.' Powassan,• ELECTRIC WATER HEATERSI I�IMEhsjON TYPE, COPPER CON- struction, 860 -.watts. • Just drop It in a pan of water and almost in stantly the water Is hot. Handy in the kitchen, wonderful• for shaving 'etc. Postpaid $3:100. The Radio Hospital, Tracadie, N.B.! FAR:11 11AG:HIN "VIKING" CREAM -SEPARATORS and repair parts are always -.available either, at your local dealer• or direct from Swedlah Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre - Dame West. Montreal ,t Qua. MACHINERY c D8s . 14 YARD- SCRAPERS. RDS@ 12 yard scrapers. TD19 angiedoser 10 yard -scraper. :TD40 3% yard Letourneau scraper., Northwest 104 % yard drag line. Bucyrus 20B U .yard drag line. Write, wire, phone. ' Other iequipinent available. Leventhal & Co., Me- "Intyre Block, Win;alpeg. ISSUE 18-1111146 . �- ronto. PROTOGRAYRV P TIME 7FSTED QUALITY SERVICE and SATISFACTION your fNms properly developed and printed ' ..S OR a EXPOSURE ROUA $5e ;REPRINTS 8 for Ise FINEST ENLAROING. SERVICE - You'mey not get: all the films yo - want this year. but you can get aM _ the quality and service you desire by sending your_ftlms to MIDER/AL PHOTO SERVICIS Station J. Toronto CANADA'S LARGEST STUDIO '. STAR SNAPSHOT , SERVICB Don't• risk losing your pictures. Snaps can't be taken over again. Send your tllm . rollz to .Canads;'a largest and finest studio. Get bettet pictures at lower cost PROMPT. MAIL SERVICE Ajay- Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures DEVELOPED AND PRINTED' 2541 "I get best -results from Star- SnaF- tt1 ' shot Service" writes a customer Nova Seotta, who adds that she has tried many places. SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER .. , New Style Album With Prints sizes 16-20-127 it 29e (1c' extra) is sent with film roll ENLARGEMENTS- " COLORED AND FRAMED Enlargements 4 x 6". In beautiful aas¢l, mounts, 3 tor' 25c. Framed, o tvory-tfnt&r mats. 7 x '8" in Golf' Silver, Circassian Walnut or Black E Ebony .finish frames, ,59c each. It enlargement colored, 79c each; .STAR , SNAPSHOT SERVICE _ Box 129, Postal Terininal A. Torontp Print Name and Address Plainly on Orders: S.VAURBAN PROPERTIES ' 'AVANTED WITHIN 25 MILES OF TURUVTO. with or without acreage.) We •- - hare' •steady demand for . proper - throughout this area R. F. HEAL & -CO. ,Ila Yonge St„. Toronto AD. 3457 i HELP WANTED MANUFACTURER ,OF LIGHTNING- rntLert men for part-time work through - 'out Ontario. Draw -Ing .account against commissions arranged. Apply B. Phillips Company Lim- ited, 200 MSin Street, Toronto. CYLINDER PRESS, N WANTCD. one with some experience oin •.. _make -ready. --•.Steady• posttton for, steady reliable man. (44 -hour week). Apply nearest Employ- sent & ._Selective Service Office. EXPERIENCED L.INOTYPE OPER- F Ator. and floor man .wanted at once, • steady posat-Ion- (44 -hour week). Apply'nearest Employment and selective Service Office: FiLE-C.R 2520 :e WANTED FOWL & BROILERS, . -HIGHEST prices paid:' Crates available. •1Write ' M. P. Mallon, 33 Jarvis + Street, Toronto. WhNTED-PROPERTY ON LARS frontage between - HuntsvHle, North Bay. Good fishing, duck shooting. 464- Paling Ave., N. K> Hattfilton. USED DELLO. LIGI;TINa PLANTS, motors, and generators wanted. State age, price and condition. 8. W. Cowan. Monkton, OuL P, 0 A�c�s- /S !r 8 g% F/G� r 7 M R 00#10, nos$, 00"i,- - - beeding line is ere _-WG0D, OBMENT, ; ' __AHWa, Rea Ciover,'Timothy and AYilrs - _ - - BAND, tIRATEL, _. •� torr aot to* in Coarplete - s r Garden Seed&-� and Package --Onion Sets air = �I and - Multipliers BUILIiBWO SUPPLIBS GARDEN SEEDERS, CULTIVATORS also lOCAI; 0 art a ge . w ort SCK ' FE9=S sad ' WATI M FOU1VU We havealso plaeed in stock faV Limas NAPLZ UL SJM.I. S, B ALSD ON, PICKERING [As W. MITCHELL Sdil, NO Pickering', Ont Serve - tl DWHITE syouFswaltz 11 Tn Peres Yards 44: Res. 611!1 _. Zmays PARAWCHLORBPlNZINS f,moth came crystals) Kids -Both ages ,M • oths And Weans _Oatvae) _ ¢WI -A I ` The tin , 43c T I THE REXALL STORE DS J. R, BOYaCs Two. ab�lf VICTO�RY 15ON . Phone. Pkk ss M. S. CHAP'MAN Spring Is Here! %%'T44 OdS JU9 50 YOULL REMEMBER We sari supply you with. Sellers & Atkinson ' FiZM DL'ROLAV$ _ ! TO BUY SOME onvVIR WN Paints, Easnael., Varnish _ Phone Agin. 201W2 - SWUM. 290 � - _ :.Licensed and CI{.az Paper cue t _ THEATRE' -- ._ � 8 oer, Fo>tAts. set. • .. __ .. .-..Audi©neer$ Garden Cultivators, Rakes, Lawes i e �er�e� WHI'TS'St 24 Year's Experience �d nd where. 84Ies .co noted aaj � r BelaItld'nllx Ai=-coadit coned -_.-Specializing in Farm stock, THURSDAY, FRI.,-SATURDAY Furniture and Property Sales. LIMN BUSHBY 1 1. MAY 3, 4- and 5 -All des persoaallp ,listed and GORLON F. OSBORNE Vit,, E. RICHARDSON I '' .,� advertised. Bills � and ��wareLand Tinsmith C. L. U. _ : - :18aturday Matinee at Lia . GENERAL INSURANOR Two Shows, at I and 9 p. m - . :Phone 46 DISTRICT MANAGER . REAL ESTATE_ Tall In The Saddle Prompt -ervice '.,E1dPIRE LIFE ..-...REAL : coxvEYAitClN • An old established agency, reedy r john'Wayne- e- and Ella Raines t Reasonable Rates Notice t : Issuance Con0any to serve. J - = f Repre�tattiea ► Phew. Pickering AO . PHONE 290 STOUFFVILLE t ,�p�tlon Storm'Deors an/ - - _..;Rase D. Munro itIONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Storsi F4sh -- Made to Ordw ; • W. H. Curtis ' '� -� • E + AVM6N SAi:ES Asphalt Shingles 'Tom Puclam' ML#Y ?, 8 and ! ' - _ _ _ . Roll RoofingsIosnranee of all Rini €I I hast : complete show at 8.20. » - --_ 'fele hone, 522 Whitby, Ont. Wednesday, Mav 1. --suction sale of ,Asphalt Sl go p 15th Year as household furniture - tools, garden W��, Sweet n' Low Down imps• rents etcg, the proberty of vi'. cFACH1\'lE :-Ipanraaee Adviser - R. Ferrier, Greenwood. Sale at 1.00 { _ �� M. • Bamy Gooe)aian and His Band p. •.m. Terms cash. Wm, Maw, aucf- - FURNITURE DEALER N `� Address _.. _ - 1Pios►e ' ioneer." a a ..A , -Gordon Brougham, Ont Pica: 6 8 22 Ideda Darnell, J. Oa'iiey Lynn Bari I _. LfNERAL DIRECTOR. 1 -,F ,Also an added attiattion' - — - Private Ambulance Service _ Clarke Prentice RZiSId Day or Night CTION 3 _. ... . ,- •LICENSED AU - • Phone Pick. 13 Per the Coantlea of Yo* and 086 Wally Brown and Adan Carne) j sAo; successor to Corp. Hee rivr ; ' France* Langford Vers Vague . ormerly Plea" Pi dee of C. A. S. iI'.. and of las' ads PickeBering firm and : ring,. ontano J. H. Prentice — and Prentim). F Faess- THURSDAY,- ME,. SATURDi�2 ateei Sales -s BpesWtT. St Ffdr aw Viet or MAW.' • � Reasonable >�. i -XAY 10, 11, and 12 NE AGIN. 6Z A A MILLTII - ILALiCBNSED AUCTIONEER ai d -, - . -PAA �Vsdnv_ �Wllcf SILK'S MARKET - - VALUATOR —_ Donald O"Cowwr Peggy 1E yaa --Bales conducted :Anywhere C, C. R 1 C H A R DSN Jack Oakie 'and An_ n Blyth__. 1 ung 26 Phone or Write -- 614"Dundas Dundas St, East,' Whitby, Ont: Suite 611 —. Continental Lite Bldj ...371 +Bay St: Toronto Notiroe to ou Botight 'and Sold— C I L -E.` M O R LE Y y 'Used Clothing -sterilized;- cleats- CHIROPRACTIC' _ :Harold Broo' k s - ed and pressed like new. Carry a We do . building of all ]rinds -. ' . targe stock -.of.,h1&, clss suits, .. E $TECK i E . D. Y CARPENTERING ,.: -5e - 41.00 Store• overcoats and good -INSURANCE -HEATH CLINIC f' CEMENTING. ».Punta. Also a a stock ' of 'new, leather ''coats and - - ROOFING `` new sidpment '' win breakers, and gents' furnish- - • Oshawa .. • 146 Simcoe � St. •• �;., anis Towels,also Wool Sodks t,Ties ect. Ings at :very reasonable .prices. Gall _ Phone 224 we also' sell 'Brantford Roofing ,. and- be. convinced. PHO -Nit $,% PICK. ]Iesteriais, Em ire Bathroom _Easter and.' Gree•ing Cards Drugless practice, including. Equipment,ro Water Sam Schwartz _- Chino Tactic Electro-ther . 43stems, Beatty Stable, Claremont, Ont • 2T Bond Street West; Oshawa, Ont... kquipment, ' and Bn�dix:g Materials mat.: wee - PICKERING MEAT MARKET -: Work Quarauts" _ ' Phone 8604 FRANH R. SMITH 19. 1 _ PROUSR' P spy and ' . Mineral- Vapor Bath Treatment. Practicing 22 years. Consultation Free Hours: 9- a. • M. to. 9' P. 'Mp - Daily, except Monday and Friday-- •QualitY First - Service our Am F. J. Dorievaii _ _ Friday mozndng last ---it was bag- DONALD RUDDY Barrister, B. A., IL Se. t.i Ii wWR Buy THE BH.9T -- YOU XAHE THE TWT. ,,.W j'k• R• Solie�tor, teaa+n Public. ..,�.1 pipes, This Scots claim this (instru- osk+o am rq �e ►•w .. ► Qatario Inas surveyor mw't ? ), Subscriptions p1ust . be L.l.� P� P�ri,a 'y �.., jt.0 d•• �o• �t a 8611 Him gam, >:"% Oshawa, OAR. ' "Mincin too fast,