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Home My WebLink AboutPN1945_06_08;Al C4=' 7M I0L-*LXIT ".4 A.M. A ONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 81 low 42 xeportstreetuhurch --fickering, Receive Moder, _ _n 7. 7 ce u_ _ 7, . Sur 'fa rin. . ty - F It has been, reporW this• Summer that Church street Pickering, north ::Brock -Road To Receive More 7 and mouth will be surfiwed some- Sikrfacing This Swmer tine during July 6f - thij Pickering Vi e flag Poor weather has kept this project The lower half of the Brock Road hm bung completed before July. to No. 2 Highway will - likely be. sur. Miss Hilfary Hutchison, Toronto, The cost of this work will be aboixt •faced thig suznnier' -En-aineers had is 3daiting bar pan -end -9 nwasdisclosed, planned to straighten the Brock chAsons photograph 1h Many.9f our tam* Of about 65-10ths of a mile Road a the,.Brock Road school and -periodicals is becoming very fojng- vW have a surface of ashpalt which IQwe the not only be r hill at Cliff. 'Bar7etVs. it 'ar to rAWW of no, she being pvill a driving improve 'isil . tl col the .0 ec "cover girl ted that these two is now exp on the last issue of the, vAll aunt, but an limprovement = .4 e hTkw WOTIA . . .. �..r . . . be 4ef until next sL4LJA4U. ranee 0 the village. eMrs, r and the rest of the road will be Ri y 69 Y has received word F. J. -P : : , :. : . that, her husband has arrived in Prowse and Robert, surfaced this summer. yRtyddappeared before council this England. Week making application to have Uldted Church Re -opened Sunday Pte, Ted Fowler is now In Cho rl -$1908 RO-dewrating the accounts paid. Following Park Hospital awaiting trsa Program Z* is home regularly over the week - g Public Sdwel Have Full Hoene For Their Presentation of ends. -nr United Church was re - Picker! A 09wetta -Jack and the BeanstaW, Pte. drah= Haft was at bar" on opened on Sunday last, i13 a special- Sunday, visiting Mr. and. T. re -dedicatory service, conducted bi P. One form of entertainment that Rev. M. R. Jenkinsm,'--after having...1 Robins. invariably , _wkjoyz -a capacity house, be4i - closed for several weeks dur- SA+L Kathleen Wats W, IRC A 1� lip Is that presented by the schools of was'home over the week -end. P%kering—Public skid Continuation, ing which an .extensive re -decorating AB. Craig Murkar returned to his Program had' been'carried out. 1*At Friday . evening, the pupils Post at Halifax on Thursday, leaving When last Painted many yeg' re his leave on of the Public School presomted their when about operetta "Jack and the BeansWk". :Ago' & dark- shade was applied, be- T'- X- Creighton, Progressive Con. half time home, with a wire to wz�k The 'sestin , was all, in u -se -and any irg what we ave giveirk to understand, aerVatAve Candidate ' who became Port immediately". 'Ngtung y, be mind all M co the tmW in fashion at that time. A the M=4888ful candidate in the & does not feel too well about it rnera were Occupied 'Kim Betty Pretty, Claremont, who dark shade such as this does not OnftrioR1q1-n-g in the p by those who bad to stand,.. the re- graduated an Thursday I% _rovincial Corp. Dm. Amdrew was home for y at the L - Assist the lighting, and those Who Election on Monday. 24, votes a few days over the 'Wleek-end m-inaft, were turned away. iversity Of tOrOntO, in "Physical- and experienced trouble in readicir while Were WS tes froft cast, i's sg&klst 19,945 in the Christie SL Hospital. . The Program opened with tnmm,- Health Education". She was among in church, will find a great improve- ISM Provincial PJertiacL - Creilthton Mr- Charles Baker is low on, -th* bear of songs and dainces by the Jun- twenty-one gTaduating. • This is the MeRt from the Muck'Lighter tint 8623, Gifford 7629, William 7009, staff at t Big Store. for Grades, all well-trained and very third graduating claw for this Just applied; A beautiful work has Cambers - 817. - .1 • 1"I done: Theo was played Course, Betty is the daughter of )ir. been done and is -that of the words Mrs. FInk Williams bry the Senior Grades, aral duhng and her mother, frogm and Mrs. Alf. Pretty,- ClArlamout. of the pastor in his address on the States, re- thik Presentation, the.. audience was NNW --------- Sm- Me*tin&p Juns, 14th To Form Se I turned, after spending two wegilu *treated to sane "war professional day - "An artist I" completed his with Bin. Elliott and Irene. ofessional task't Ares, acting"-Alie conduct of owne of A MESSAGE to the PEOPLE Rev. H. G. Crbzief, fonnerl* of FO. Fred Robinson was home over them young folk an the stale int- of ONTARIO RIDING A meeting to the week -end. - __ , & charge -44 !Drama school arm erestati the most of no --some acted To the In"y of you who; an Mon- congregation — All be- Eild i . in a theme n Um Mum*elpsl HaU on Am Alm Fzmk Baker ams Ifte "old troupers", with M air a- day, by an Thurs&Y .41*e7i1W, June 24th. ]clam Grace White earitz",butee to tM Your votem, did me the must understamid t4ey am. now cit- This ineeting will Include, besides Horticultural . Society - botLt theca- of "having; been at this 110nOr Of nAukiuff your pr . , - lzens of world, and at Can sort of thing all their lives". The tativqL V114 - re esen tiro in ads their spring flower' -11- Ontario council', the trute" of sections, 6, 7, c0stmnes, Producing a Holland Legislative* al*ne--a broader outlook is requited.'8,'10, i8,'10, 11, 12, 16 OW 17,- azid all int- batten, cm Tuesday st- AfideurblY. I Afte any sincere thanks. of us". g, in vnca 2114SPhere wen . beautiful--4made A great host of friends all over erested -, rate payerL This Idea of a and instrurr*-- , tr.1 [Aumbers. largely of Miss Bernice Airtrop, Of coloured - tissue, the; Riding have- contributed mrpkn- We. co�Wdnt ficu Ut what had, school area has been Put into active . I , Whitby 1 0 -sund1my With Miss Betty trainer, em e editorMisi Webster in in"y leave eviklIence of long hours of stud "Y to our result by mmost genes. happened, but the anievviT maybe rab mind toil by pupils aza-teach Gas use of their-ttme iaw in the quiedti6n asked of the n a benefit'to all sa�t�wl, The -pupils were under the Said- - it i not efforts. can Tuesda "when -are the _,A. i5nhpe�ra r of Toronto, speb 'M "to do Yustice to Pickering.. Vniship ha p Sunday with Mrs. J- M(Alusy. aftee of their teachers: Principal 11L this loyal and kindly samietanee in erals going to vole?" a been ]a W. I-Innirry a sch000 F%ftA forMep T. Dobie, Miss Olga W, this briet message but f do hope I Ana foz�mozna time Misses Dunn and Juenry W Brougham Union Cemetery Annual tew-hers here, the weekend estney and music Super- they -will accept this -assurance of Remembrance DaErskine-with Pickering friends; visor, Mrs. -Fisber. y June 17. wy gratitude. I realike the r Cemetery Annual Memo The se remit in rial - Mrs, Crilmour, . Dur�bartc,%% 1wol should be able tq.take t.w Day. Sunday 'Next at 3.00 P. M. spent h more than a Personal succema Remembrance Day QAq-vice willbe the wclk-ond -witil Mrs. W. Z:PLY. Much satisfaction fr&m the very f&v- I hope that with your contimed curable comments beard during the help Observed at the- Brougham Vniol, Memorial Day Service it will Prove to-be.a step along the Cemetery an Sunday, The Annual 2.30 p. 7n. Rev. 1. p_ Kennedy will Progressive Conserv •Can..- `�7- wftk followin.r the perfoi7r�e. way to stronger a . nd better Ontario June 17, at at Erskine" Cemetery, will be held MAJOR JA 9-11acB 6yk., Sunday afternoon nexi t at 3.()o be the speaker. Music by the Mix L T. B. CREIGHTON ed P. M. Rev. A. & Holley, B. A., B. Listen to -Ria- Pi ' Quartet k—'*Ir. T. r-21-_Addresa---0ver,, of Greeriban D.,. of Dunbarton� United Church will Sharp, Mr. E. Phair, Mrs: Phair and have charge of the service, assisted CKEY Toronto= Miss. Mina. MCM"ter. Should *-the in the service of weather be inclement, seryice 'will be�. f his own ch praise, by the choir held inthekhurch. The public are M cardiall�r' invited. - Pickering Council Plewa • COUNTY CO wa Fri. Jun'' 8th eerAa Eleition June 11 UNCIL e. -COUNTY OF ONTARIO- -The June meetine of the council was held on Tuesday of this week, CARD OF 'THAINKS- A meeting of the County co wing to the election Council on Monday, of the-COrPOrktioft of the 'C6uniy 'oj Most of the afteinoon was. spent in MOORF----The brothers and sisters d passing Ontario will be held pursuant to ad- . 'reading corresponderice an of the late John B. Moore and VOTE FOR SINCLAIR' journment in the caung-ii Cb, gengral acenimts- MM ;-.I the, Court other- costa for the - month Loernmen, wish to express ()r aria Riding. -House in the Town of Sl!ee b of May sere thanks to, their Whit am, n%co their many kind -%=day next, :me. 11th is voting at the hour of tato amount beiriv 11bear- 11. Monday, the 18th. day to $i28:66, -with the larg., friends and neighbors and pa Y' on O=U of June 194 eat Payed to'Mr. C. ens, and all those who hel day in 'the FederW E16cuon. - The o'clock in the afternoozi. Reynolds of the 6th concession for way during his Ped in -any i sues have been discussed. by me on All accounts 't;O be laid before the 30 sheep killed and injured, their many s recent illness," for acts -of kindness, express_ the platforin and im my week]Cou-mil . should be forwarded to, the During the evening, a deputation ions of sympathy, and floral tribut- Y messages in the press. Ma or prOb_ Clerk, Properly certified at least of garage men appeared before' co- as extended to them i -n the loam of three dayo_%fore the meeting. of the until with a petiticm sign ems will ha*16 to be solved in the s bed by 13 a,dear brother. post-war years. For this the Federal. Council. of 32 garage* operators, mostly on l'arbamene resuire's 'men of exper- Not 2 Highway. Others north of CARD OF THANKS erre and Dated at.Whitby, this 4th da* 7 -have the stated'they will You y Of the Igh judgmeDt Yo way have chance to C1109se. 0 member with unei A. D;-1945. sign the Petition, which deals Mrs. A. A. MA ROM WiShea to township necessary, havipg served closing hese quAllfice tions. I -have the e3f- to �W_k he r kind friends for •the bea- Dericnee Donald Ruddy, at. 7 fl p. m, except Saturday iful owors and cards received you several Years in the Ontario County Clerk, evening, when they during, her recent illness.'' willopen i,'gis'rature- I Aiffi a resident of.the Ma ��]Nood Donorsuntil 9, It is hoped to have a rotat- c In Loving Memory Riding, know the needs of the people whereby one garitg4, will 'g system and am available. at all tiffies.to, A,n every village on Sunda carry out your wii6es iong the list of donors at the' opc�7 YS MARTIN, Rfm. John mid you know 2 Th, t, G --In proud P Petition, to pass through coun-. and loving.rn me. Opposed to me are two outsi(IL-1 20th C11-i'lic at Markham, we note I cil t 'have ' eqnOrY of 'our dear son, C. C, F. ve the signatures of and brother John,.killed ki action in -7--.- earfdidate�;, Mr. McTavish, C the following donors from' Picker- 7-� , CT rof the garage operators and Candidate, who dives ' ing — Mrs. -Wrr. All"', (6 donat.1 P. -Normandy, June 6, 1944. ves at Kemra.. and I- ions),. w, � b , e taken up at the next meet*- Tranquil, you lie, your Mr. McBriem,- - Progressive Censer-- key' Duncan (6y, �E. R. pil w" knightly .;r'(6), Mrs. G. Buckles, t vativ,.2� Candidate, whose * bus*- 'iesc -lie 21st clinic will be I Accourts pass -d at this '. meeting Your -memory virtue proved;. away United_- Church' s and Br- ing in the land address is Timuniin.% both far held in tire Nvere: Relief, $86.06; Road, hallow -1 . Church qf q ;n Vf�rthem Okai4e, " d - , 011 J 11E� I. 68-i3i APd Contingencies, ;;Sadly rement- W. R N. S.;nclair, • K. C. :whoni has aiy exPeri6ne-e 'in public ..8.45 till noo . .1. e Iyy7ni%sed and lovingly 0' ed by h is'Dad,,Moft and Sike -affairs' W- caii produce men and Helen and Ittary. not r affairs, us-in Parl�=ient and -do -S WANTED wornen"in this Riding capable of reare require an oht.5*de-I. We'have_nevez-.ele;ct,_d_a-.-1 TENDER outsider. r fD.a support of all the people, as ail expe7lenced 'arlia- p inexperienced - outsiders Tenderg for'cOnstruction, of proposed Qdition' merf'.,irian, iesi&-.it am-ong' -you,, as against ine ZvOith the 16&Aturck I ask fo seeld,ng office, not for service to their neighbors and friends, but to I Ontario, will be received until School at Dunb�,rton' purely as F6'6rrorkto them-ELelvas, amd vvith no persormal interest in - the e�ding, -it's j�e6`plejmd �W_j' p' -noon Saturday, Jun PickerIng- roblems. 11445, at the office of Parrott' The regular ineetine of the. W. A. aid Tarnbling, Architects,' 57 Bloor St. West, To' nto," of Pickering . .... .. Toronto" c ering United Church will be or John Fergie, Secetary-Treasures servi 'J, am one of you and -1 am. -at your ce I)uiibarfon, Oiit held at the home of Mrs. Irving Pla.1114 and SPOKifications .,are Obtainable from White on Thurs*fay j m the office of the architects 2.30 o'clock. Mrs. C. We 14th at rc ects and a deposit 0 of $10-00 will A.. Balsdon, -W. E. N. Sinclair, -Oshawa be required Jor each.. sit. ZI assisting hostels. Roll Call will be OnOWWred with a Rift of a The additior, will consist 'of Orie class room r -, , hank corrido cief for the bszaa4-. Cars will er- r With assembly room below in bmmenwnt; the four corners at 2615 p. m. All VOTE FOR SINCLAI R_ leave, 19180 a new wing for -new lavatorieg, A complete new plu ladles are cordially invite& rmbing, and steam boaiing'systelm for the entim 0 0 0 6 P.,M• WhOOI is called for and separate tenders wftl JUNE 1101,�.. �8 A. M be ratlas its r trades will 20th anniversary on Sundays nexi. received for meehandeal trades. All ot)1, The L'r1it6d Church celeb be included in tenders for general contraeL Rev- M. R. Jenkinson conducts the serAce at 11. 0o a. nz OWev to xvmkihe M" T; cope tyro palm trees.'clustcis a1 NOII-Nonhave actively anpported or defend- H,jl SPY °•s:• British Sub Sights ja=i � ter � .r slslandy--.�aas= a78TnC buc'u bushes and oilier foliage With German Pastors "But where they have 'refused to 4 moving swiftly through a calm sea. da this we shouH be ready to re- ' y He gave the order to surface Urged By Archbishop sume fellowship and help them to ,y British submarine commander and opened fire .at 1,000 yards. a Christian way of life. sighted an island and sank same. Dr. Cyril Garbett, Archbishop of The archbishop suggested that Lieut. A. G. Chandler reported A heavy. explosion blew. the York, has urged a policy of non- the policy of non -fraternization he hail spotted through his peris• stern off a camouflaged Japanese fraternization with German pastors ' with „ Nazi elements in German • Ianding craft, avid about 200 Ja- -and religious congregations until ` church life be made comparable to we know more of their attitude to- panese abandoned ship. Chandler that ordered for Allied occupation , reported there probably were no wards the evil order which has now troops. l ' „ b'T KI LL this E � been destroyed. enemy survivors. Addressing the convo,-ation of �� a rchbishop ala t fares ore 30 -Year -Old Sloop r .. York c 30 -Ye that a or a -On Active Service i Mrs. Longwood-. '•:`Iy husband and strengthen the spiritual forces • / also wants me to keep on wearing of continenta• Europe. my old hats, but lie isn't clever one ryyear-old sloop,' ur in At present it i§ impossible to :. enough to think u as nice an ex- Rosemary, is the only coal -burning p tell how far the 'German churches wk j sk cuss. as that." ship of her type still on active • - actively supported the Nazi re- service. She has steamer oyer • �e gime," he said. "There •is goodA former French air officer, Paul 2.i0,0o0' miles daring the war and ' reason to believe that many, both, lost only two ships out of the hun- Jean Marie Cavaillez, has been . Catholic and Lutheran, detested dreds of convoys she has escorted, arrested in New York, charged the crimes of the Nazis. She still has her original engines. with serving as a Nazi agent. g Asst. FBI director E. J. Con A MOSQM WA NTE - "It would be wrong. for us to en• and boilers and has not once brok- nelley said that Cavaillez went to as an dagger into human flesh. There ter into Christian to ows ip with cq down, nor s aihtng`—ior� s s iFd are about 60 species of mosquitoes Implement Dealers, pastors or cdiigregations -which refit. craft invention promotor. in Canada. Eggs 'ere deposited in Hardwares - polluted,' stagnant water. ' 'General Merchants, etc. to stock and sell the well-known " KNOW'WHATBri& fly air -Coaled. 4 Cgcle° 4F ..FARMERS WANT" . SAS. -ENGINES Fly To: is harmless to humans soon as Production for ,:saysJohn Bracke�a the Farmer and y e It cannot harm delicate hittaa use U resumed fabrics. et - Ox mosquitoes or full intormation - -. --- - — - instantly. .Fly-Tox is sold ttse Dealer Sates Program. everywhere. Get a large' writes, �II "When I speak of agriculture, I bottle today. .s -t i. mean farmers and farmers', wives and . `t' AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE fir CO., LIMITED . children and all those . '. who -are - Distributors for Eastern Canaria dependent upow the prosperity of farm- SURI DEATH TO INSECTS 1000-1027 Bay St.. Toronto 3, Ont. _ ing for their .material welfare." a - the undefeated, progressive deader of a " :For mare than tv4enty years, as., ;Farmers' Party, John _Bracken has fought unendingly for the economic rights = - • • soid pofarmers. . T"ay, this Brea farmet's lifelong struggle to raise the living standards - of farm life in Canada, -has become national in scope —Dominion -wide in the �•• devoted intensity of John Bracken's life purpose. To -day, this far -visioned ' ..farmer -leader of the Progressive Conservative Party — calls upon all Canadian farmers to enlist under his .progressive banner -inrorder.• tQ achieve, here and now, a far better life for the farmers of every community, in every Province of this great Dominion.Areat�ed by the. . - - - - } THE —o n , . ONLY ° 'Bracken's nation-wide Campaign for competition of larger units in this Farmers, -is the assurance for every and 'other countries . ".farmer 'of a fair, proportionate share WE SHALL — reduce •the overhead - 1 of the nation's income — through .cost of machinery required on farms " ..t guaranteed prices for farm•products. gu _ :by plans for co-operative ownership -i WE GO ON FROM THERE— Our. -'and, where advisable, by state or 1. 'The run to the village was a nice change of scenery and I likc,to get ';Policies embrace. every aspect of municipal ownership of power equip - away from the rest of the farm -yard for awhile" said Pally. "But it was that blamed dust that always used to get mCi I always say it's a nuisance to both Canadian farm life — the life of the merit. The cast to farmers of securing rasa and beast In fact it used co take the joy out of every trip to the village. farmer, his wife — his children. They the. advantages of mechanization will . - — - - -- — are typical of our fanner-leader-'s.=thua:�be greatly.r+educed. human, progressive approach to farm , + FARM WORKERS—In off-seasons ,o problems. To these measures, Johnfarm workers frequently lack ern- - Bracken is pledged ploymrnt. _--� _ .� • HEALTH = In many rural. areas, WE SHALL — plan -supplementary,, due to economic c°nditions, medical employment for farm workers in off- -� and hospital. services are totally iri -seasons by the development of addi- ' •-� '`� '� ads uate. er rises. We shall encour- .� .WE SHALL — provide the financial age the decentralization o industry 2. "And what the boss used to say 3. "And the Missus had a nami aild the location in rural areas of about it isn't fit to print. 'It's a for It too l She said she couldn't keep 8ssistanee required to place and keep suit ble , small-scale industrial enter- ' menace' he used to sly 'and always will the verandah clean for five mimics ata health services in rural areas on a . , be till something's done about it. And' time; and as for sitting out of an cvcrun$, _ par with those in .urban areas — and prises. what it does to farm ptop4riy is nobody's she claimed it was just as bad as trip raise the standard of both. • RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ibtisinesst' to the village.' 1. - . EDUCATION —In Canada, educe' - In order to bring more modern con- - -�tio>a depends largely on land 'taxation. Feniences, at the•lowest possible cost, ' - -Copsequerltly, in many rural areas, • � to women in rural "homes, and , to - revenue is insufficient for educational farmers _ - • children are unjustly an immediate deprived of • adequate educational program that will ' 'ultimately ' cams' �--- facilities. the benefits of electricity to every WE- - the Federal last farm home. SHALL -: -see see that t 77 Government, without interfering with -: These are but a few of our far - 5. "But now they've fixed the 5. "And the Missus not only has Provincial jurisdiction, provides fin- reaching -Progressive - Conservative road, the boss purrs like a kitten. 'It's more time for knitting but she has a' ancial assistance in order that : Farm Policies founded on a new, pro- . wonderful what Calcium Chlori4e does' pleasant place to knit the Sweaters she provinces may make possible a high gressive conception of the rights of lee says. It's not only a heap more plea- sends to Johnny. She says her house-' standard of education in ever -'section . sant, but it's a whole lec-safer and the work's cut in half. She may be exaggerat-- Sr Canadian farmers in every Commun- ` 'toads smooth and easier on lis.' No ing just a little bit, but you can-bct she of Canada. In this way, as well, the , ..ity of every Province. To -day a �ttmps, no ruts, no dust! - makes her point.' burden of land taxation will be farmer fig! for farmers' rights. :1 vslisa the liviria A g. B., the Cis engineep. who pretty friendly vvirli the boss, says he's able to keep more standards of the forgotten man • •. gravel mileage in good shape, with. Irss tabour, less • FARM MACHINERY — In order wear on c ui ment and at no more cosc,'than before he started y farm in Can- : v Canadian farmer. j 9 P - to .preserve the famll "th I using Calcium Chloride." �!!v It costs no more to helve a' dust -free consolidated surface • _ - r than a bumpy, dusty one' said Bill, one dayd He'says the Calcium Chloride saves its cost in his men's time and in. e ' gravel repUcemen-m. And he's got everybody in the county a - a whole lot happier about it too. 'It Pays to use Brunner Mond Calcium Chloride,' he says!" _ ierxnrin, Mond Canada Salu, Limittd,V O �' e O r Your ,l faunal, - Toronto. _ W44-1, CAPIDATE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE a.4'Publishedy the Progressive Conservative, Party. Ottawa. b .. ; r r: c.3.5,w .,ye a,... �>. - �: .. ^.•,src�: a4e>+••-.: '.: � . ' .�:. . r -:.. ' ." `""i.•.t -- - � ��. _- '" _.. - ."" .__ `•sy,._.:.... , :.-..�: _.._ ' .. sire" " �• } y + + r ~ y' a r • .. Y ate. . r,_ � .�•,". '� a �., ..,-y � m. +`' 'D t< » .., .• •'.� dom after almost five years to the :_Channel islands have beea suf Our Dear Channel Channel Islands, the only part o: fering a serious food shortage dur- • DUTCH DIED SO NAZIS COULD LIVE " Britain tocome under German slnds' Lgated g recent months: After len thy ,..•..: ,� I� domination and the first to be con negotiations, arrangements were gaerZd by a foreign power in near, made by which a relief ship sealedfe tiandi In English Channel tied lv 900 years. ' from Rortugal early: ,this 'year with Beed Occupied-By Germans This little cluster of rocky is- a -cargo of food for• the inhabitangs'. e r� six For Five Yews lands in the 1~nglisK' Channel was The Channel Islands have been 'f k ', r f ��• Nl. . ;—. -- occupied by German troops Julv atiarhed- to England since Williartt 7 _ Unconditional surrender of Ger- 1, 1940, a iew days after - the col- the - Conqueror.landed at Hastings . • 4 many's armed forces brings free- lapse of France-. ill' 1u06. grime Minister Churchill singled �� 'or them out for special mention 'in his broadcast announcing Gernrau V-3 Blasted in `Nest' t. capitulation. "Our' dear Channel Islands are ,And London Saved x" also to be freed today," he Said. 6 � By-passed Last Year Batteries of lon g guns, ' y stay ng at ` , g-ran e �•�,�� _ capable of hurling rocket shells 100 W. " ' i7i1i,a'; are JerselanGuerpseyt lie. arAldernege st of y, land miles, to rain down on London at ' y " 0 r, the rate of Goo an hour — that Sari.—he dust west .of the Cher- eras Germanys third secret *j f11�1� Bourg Peninsula and .S miles' oft • N a - x capon. r� the south "roast of Britain. They Prinle Ifinister, one xe iti his May 13_ address referred to the German occupation-and most p briefly to the V-3-callingpit "mul- , rev -r of . the inhabitants were evacuated • to Britain. tiple long-range artillery.' If the PO ! i i weapon.had had been ased, he said, it They, were by-passed when theeft res- inya e : ormandy last une fs low /sTAndAR as shat J tercr as Berlin." The Allies ` �30 , and When France was overrun h per in his nest."ff y y ' I Gen. Eisenhower's armies: they lot blasted the ,'i The launching sit. of the �'-3 oe bigkor ani strategic value for the 'Ger= was discovered ,"only just in time, 1 3 mans, at Nlimoyecques. near Calais, s%y Presumably because a difficult France. The British Information PWPWM amphibious operation would •bees Service said the guns were 50 Aw r beets necessary to recapture then, smooth-bore barrels each 400 feet P01 Mar •, , • the islands were left in enemy rOtOR rad long and sunk 350 feet into the pry hands, hills at an To feed the ca aciotas maw of the Nazi " Suffered Shortage _ _The-guns had been arranged fa-_- __races o o d' wets—looted_ -of -all food-suppers, resulting hi— A German arrison estimated to 'horrible starvation ravaging the area. Above. a starved 15-year- on two ba teries' of 25 each trained g g y 4�1 number between 26,000 and 31,000 on London, 95' miles away. old Dutch boy, bones nearly. protruding from his flesh, receives men had been holding out on <the The whole installation coverin treatment after Allied occupation. The honor of Nazism blazes ,ttt islands, under command of Lt.-Gen. several acreo was g from the face of another Dutch youth (inset) pictured. as he was protected by 18- dying of hunger, - • Graf von Schmettow. It was strong feet concrete armor which, if it in anti-aircraft artillery. -rad been completed, would have beet; invulnerable to any known RAF so,hampered ie cons.trurtio - - bomb. work that in the summer of 194. The.laun&ng site, constructed the Germans abandoned it. by the Todt Organization With _ • _ ,.slave'1 labor, - u your _..._ . severe large-scale- sites"- under idea of civilization?" _ construction along the French Sophomore: 'I hink tt a coast Fortunately for LQndo , very good :. idea. Somebodr constant• heavy bombing: by the ought to start it." J0hn___8r�cken1nss Th'a "Camadill: • The white light of pub- - licity that beats upon - - ' every man of promin- . - - . di. > ence in-public life .per- forms a -- . eo' ie have necessaryser- vice. It reveals tthe peopwha They Canadian pp t maniher of man be is. Made a - r • niagianicent con rl U ion to• - When in 1922, therefore, - 'the common victory in, Europe.' a young man in Mani- toba firmly grasped the -7 reins-of government an -The Liberay administration w eously ele- vatedsimultan vated to the Premier- --,, can say with honesty and justice : ship of the Province, a T.. every, eye was at once ! ,on him -zhe leis-is theTOVE�Y�nI11f;T yVl�lic%1 mercilessly revealing spotlights unerringly centred =:Upon him, revealing —John Bracken. What manner has directed Canada's war ef. _ ` "of man was this Canadian farmer's son? f t - t is enough, perhaps, to reply that, through the I not h pe O a home and abroad. j twenty years of his leadership,. what was revealed=1' 1 about John Bracken won for him the lasting alle'ence ` .. .. and trust of the people; nor that the public carer of n Thisas to be . is the Gover m this man has been so continuously successful •WIL11OUT, precedent In the political annals of the Empire during the war WOrked out. a - during this century. True, John Bracken; by the enact- _ =anent of wise, far-reaching social legislation embracing — program of full- -employment . tion f an women,. roved .�� every class and condi o men d o p - .and social reform. -True, trulytoo°that in .all, he l did himself a great, because • h 1 ion; -that the needs of • were always nares —�1e revealed,-bey-0nd all quest — - : . • � is cart, that he would the people ays t h h ' r. - no nn his own words—"pial/• politics with people's These things are now a matter rives.. ` --ecord'But, above all else, John Bracken was- revealed as a - — - -- - w ose vision encom - Passes all Canada, the range ofdwhose social endeavour. 'know le Watch dge. _ _ would embrace every Province ..: all Canadians. - - this Canadian -:-now the progressive leader of • - a.great progressive national parttyy. Here is no social On the bass of its �" - or even political isolationist, fastidiously' retiring to eco rd < the bleak seclusion of his hlgli office. Far from it .. . '_ _ This Canadian begins to travel all over Canada— the the choice'of Prime Minister Kings and beyond. Why? "T want", he says, "to look .into the hearts of .:the b party to form the next' Government. Canadian people. I have sought their views .:. I want :nAf alone what the intellectual has written in UL ane a is a matter o just plain ook, 'but what , the' man on the back concession _ thinks. He needs a friend. I mean to be one. " sense , :..• "I want to know how the low-salaried, white-collared _ ll worker is getting on how the unorganized labourer is faring. I. want to know what confidence the business world has in the future .. where the nations are heading . D I want to meet the men and women in id.Let the • �.�ibera1 � unifoi=m. �r�p �jM -11 f�VG%�%21I`�%Zti A year later John Bracken reports that he is "rein- ,t _ forced in the conviction that far-reaching reforms are • , V,' . , .. _ the r exp nd , necessary if our feet are to tread a oad of a finish..its 'ing production, increasing security and full employ- work i - - mhnt . All enterprise must be made to conforgl to ' - ' -- - . , the highest social good." _ + Only a fact-finding, prpgressive Canadian talks like that I TE B-G t'Wtabed by the Procreaatve-Cona•rvatiw Ptrty, ottawa. ''..,LIBER' L ..T Kii t t MJwSHiED 1Y THE NA110" UMAL COiA"= _'' . �` � '�Claa►sified Advt's - � , , .,..,ire... na ;^. • , ►, _ RC*ftA4ft— s>; 61><i�LEY �.0iBET�M;Losti-, Beagle wound, black sold tau TheO. A6in000rt is S'witwhite markings and white tail. � .LIIUTED - h ewarci. H. Murray, Fairport Beach RON GIBJON Six or seven rowan house, ' . -- 'Th a re . ScarboroJunction ioonvEaience, sale or rent, immediate TRANSPORT possession Oxford 1564, Toronto. < Howard 1117, and Scarburo 536 For Sale Qualntity of dry cedar r TELEPHONES - t 8 TRANSPORT -S ouffviu zs s, tkdtible for waamer wood or,QARTAQ19~ 1 kindling• Dr. N. M.E✓lvea, Log Cab- �Plnone Stoaffville S48 .- tin Ranch, Broclia Road. _ '`7tougb and Dressed Lumber ' .-Millwork. _- `•. — Frames Sash Doors Scree as 'MOVING Doom Open Each Night Ale 6.30 r Extra godd, strong wicker baby CA- M:at - Interior Trim Mouldings $ANQ QR.�VEG 'STONE, inee Saturlay At 8 P. M, rriagte,very cheap• Soft and Hardwood FlooringFRIDAY - SATURDAY 23 Maple avenue, Ajax. 1br REat - zmall cottage with landBrick Insulated Siding CedVgrain Shingly Siding - „ Yor garden and wood on farm, 31-2 {7,Wallboarda Rock 14th Cedar Shingles TENDERS WANTED JUINE 8 and 8 1 •miles north of Pickering. Write C. { Asphalt, Shingles ' Roll Roofing• F1 Bulmer, 77 Wellesley at., TorontoMasonite . Products Barclay'. Tile Tlenders' will be received for %_ One' Mysterious acre lot, Con. 6, Pickerin¢ Township Farmers Iieuene Tax ReturnsRoyk Wool Insulation ..Cement and .Lim. lot 21, oa Highway No. 7. There is Niht whorl file a return whether WTile Sewer Pipe eeping a well bricked; also cistern aild stone You you are taxiabie or not. Hary your ;MARTIN-SEXOUR 100 p. e. PURE PAINT foundation for building. return ,nu de up by a Faraner-Law- Ato Chester Mortis WW Janis Car* ver. Phone Capp Hud Stewart Pick. 17R22 Eviinings-weeldezds . 30hn FrWips �i1tQYS H3hLAI0l3.3 i wor Rule w. estAy —d late All gralaes of R_ C- CedAir Shn 114exist milt- oat- lao-b-m-ft Paige Anne Gwymm plants; 'and toeaato plants. L. D. - - t: Bax*j, Pickering Universal News Wanter -to Rent - imrnediatlely, Q • MONDAY - TUERDAY ; ' 1 house in Pickierine of vicinity. Rev. arida V , SwF L, �; X P. M. �dg , �. ' jVNEii and itt-, .11 R. • • For Aniah Saleib Pickering Village St. 7» house on sto5 Between Two . ` foundation, 7 roans and bath, hard- Edi; wood floors throughout, furaacle, H Women '►acre lot with t'9, garage 7 yaw Johnston Lionel Barrygaidte z r✓i, shrubs wad small fruits.y 4 Iitic]na:depn, 60. f�• ��' y• �� :; a Hsltway, To Heteaeetns . paeApFIY A. E. c S ftIeCt Short Sb Pkkewg� PboaBO H, �� W:sntea-sitngtr Head 'Toronto -A , ti . 4 Here -Come Vachinee. we pay- each. Cal: or lder�ri�n _ _ - �- . entario Mr. Oshawa, phoneie ss CHAS. Waves Y,,,� �y� �f F. 30 t: _. Max Crosby, 9. Hutton, a Tota : Wanted to Buy -� piano$, radios, washing marhiaes, violins, sowing What ?o Do With Geevaany j SMS _ - rnaehines, bicycles, tricycles. Have Selected ffl+osts you any of the above items that � f „ � 'you are not uatng and wish to sell? Vicars describe fully. WYite Box Foremost Fighter For Yeteraas r 646 News Office. y Jun 30 Haosing Y fi CARD O THANKSand _... We extefid our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the kindness ? - Permanent Ragging Pais sand messages of 93mpathy and flor- • J • - tLat Fraj s -thi Tempm wad relrnal offerines received from the manyent in the atives and friends amd ocleighbors � �s #� tel Names. I! may be Your ftrina our sad beirmvomm death of a dear 'wi* and loving y , " x a ,, C. H. TUCK{ �pT. mather. . D. ' Der. Geo. E. Holtby sand Fatuity � ,� «, Disney Bleck, Opp P. Q Oshawa 'lt.abor-AlderwAn `sir z; Federadid l Canate, k P. P. DA1�iCE ,. • ; x�� . � f� z ''�" '� � ��` P'bosa laid at :At C laresiont . Wel r AJAX ` SCHOOL _ T r siey eau _ Maple Leaf Fire '" .. E 5 -Insurance Ad M. 35c RIM Write or Pboas F _ - - and Claremont Meat aw 'rete. for >� Oees,>�s ' J!. J. TLiBNI�B P 1 Market _ - 'VOTE and ELECT '`°W lDes illlott. - 9stisdaet3wi or Mone - l9Zal�nded - �. >�ota Ba-b7Trs.--Oat-ieiii- JU mink F� Farm Bowma=i c ewe 4 _ .. - Ismosese -� Mi 2-26. it stent nese rrc �. for Causes Frisii &*d Qooked Mostts ++�� C�s * � D.ASTING PEACE NATIONALHOUSING PROGRAX �ilr. C. CL�TD tQ Rema -s its, Sausage A Spedshr FUII RAL DIRECTOR , rji lis Dunbaries arae on Tees. -Fri. 7095 FOR ALL j NATIONAL HEALTH INS. _ "t Peltate Am1■Uras A. J. S D atrses sm Cl! pliese 31848 Clareamlent. Ont. -) ;Labor -Progressive Party 182 $iattroe South, Oshawa - Markham, Onto. �..na 9WwS R onr =,sus sen A SM WM gePM own s -o " n, n c e c��i n . •; aNrvER ItY oororm i ` tAtllaeAY " — tet1T ' 7' • wntto saatese � - - Gsara><tteed Repair Saripipe PEERLESS PETE represents a drop of Peerless Motor Aar Yate. or Mold j Oil. His, adventures -as seen.by our artist -will take Pete all .the way from thb time when B -A N1j� Wolves nl�wMla, ... twee...• Powforel *~ae � ." �'' `" sub-�re tent- selected ear A. R TH U R FIELD selected him from their own wells, through the an mast, "heart gots" ail into out cars.. fractious rade" for labra- Wata;aa. This removes so the .as• . ? tlQesrst "I. antsy sMaa waster aura. it is d deft is this progaes that "34h in err Q=411" CHMA11e,'auy s -petal Clarkson proseas, tap io whtns aIIoyed apinst sftnft f. ass w.ath a lover ou s -A peals reser od ate it, an. .aversely sfiect the ~rear Pelage a , wear, he does a better job is your tar, tyres or tra�tor l sommo ke is has w osel 1' as Wr vi. (�a•us awes)• tab.iatiaa es is Cosa weather. PHONE bs_ 8 a • j Watch 'tor more adteatures of Iseerleq Pete! �.� { ei "Iff sin YM V "'IV A 2 e N Y L 1 M l_T,EVE Res. SW Pbooee to an:W ' Wlp Solidt Your AtNas d Feeds Poultry, Hog, Dairy4 wbah oar i .bop r Western Grain, Gso L Ylesh for chickens, 600 100 The Developing Cbriesawallor jffollassss, On Qke, . Glatt ea, F 8rda, Nhog*A Kiddlince` Witt Fsaoing, Steel - ram Poses 1 dement, Binder Wine,'. lCarness ' Farmers' Hardwww Surge and Woods' Milkers InsWid Woods'.'Coolers - _Try for OH BoofLis Asphalt, Shingles, Rolled Roof s } Wooden Shingles Claremont, Oat. TOUGH ON OIL is the sntnmer you drhe leftw 1lrj mistiness llaore often ... put iM 1iMw. M1►MIM whole shwU on the lubd a6mg oft in yens ear's W&G. It will M WSW ym this year to oy to Peeden - Motor Oil f "It's Alloyed" osatrM the effect of beat. Dries in to the sign of the big B -A and ask for C.1.his oar Flaw ranoves the "A9atdaa- vroteeft the moaetalaa of --peeldess OiOl.Oii l - ' �eati[s-6t Stmleb mitts awe. r OU Its irMian . i+e.rle.a Motor 017 ib bruuaa6 tai -against labeloatTa{ aaeann t.ae.a s u. •tongs. fof ymn harmful deyoalb to the easlae of roar — 44t4M apuk t & amber wlow. ar—oroteeb aaalast wears JA& D.&VIDSON, PUftering, Oaa A 2 e N Y L 1 M l_T,EVE Res. SW Pbooee to an:W ' Wlp Solidt Your AtNas d Feeds Poultry, Hog, Dairy4 wbah oar i .bop r Western Grain, Gso L Ylesh for chickens, 600 100 The Developing Cbriesawallor jffollassss, On Qke, . Glatt ea, F 8rda, Nhog*A Kiddlince` Witt Fsaoing, Steel - ram Poses 1 dement, Binder Wine,'. lCarness ' Farmers' Hardwww Surge and Woods' Milkers InsWid Woods'.'Coolers - _Try for OH BoofLis Asphalt, Shingles, Rolled Roof s } Wooden Shingles Claremont, Oat. 74 7:3 ':.. _, - .. _ ... -. _• --.ter ..- _ g.�....._ .�: �cf yC'-�' , :. CW tonne. It was a nUM*,W sennon scud -' �. - ,-O 4A` R • E M O N T i will -be a big help to all W��o heard 1 0- was solos by . He assisted b tib, _ : mostly local and two Miss May Holman spent the ry Reel{ a • :. Lloyd Pegg, O °` h Pricey For lave Poul '�.ioad is Toronto. ; Mr. sad Mrs. Ross Redshaw's wee Local News _ !baby is quite ill and had to be taken The meet *_ig of the P. C. held in Ch QQ(i to, - Lie hospital last week. the Town Hall Wednesday evening bgtse Peters of blackwater spent was largely attended. by Interested _ r _ liaEetrera Speakers The • Woman's Association will -the eek end with Mr. and 'bits. iio- Messrr�D: y WeetWednesdayattame of Mrs. Morrish paying J J. Ma�cBnen and - --==�ra:r3 Hanvklby. T. Creighton were introduced b Until further notice we arethe, following prkos and firs. Abe Loyst have ono- Beer and Under afternoon, June 13, for LIVE FOUL'TRY delivered to our at - Med into the late Mrs. Thompson re- t The June meeting of the W. 1• at 2.30 o'clock. Subject -- ' Discip- line ' ]P WH1TBlY: air :ice. will be held at the home of Mr. and Service". Mrs. Heal, of TOP GRADE FOWL - al weights _ 1_Sc, We are sorry to report that M'ts. Mrs. Ross Raine, June 12 as was Wliitevale, will be the speaker, TOP GRADE BROILERS - 2 to 3 lbs � ~ Gleason'is in' arranged at the May meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur' Pett] brave ROASTING and FRYI14G CHICKENS, - over S lbs. sp 7-8c lit. poor health agars.- retui-aed- to Wind The prayer meeting of the Bapt- Mrs. G. Philip was in Toronto on peg atter spend- , -st Church will be held at the home Tuesday attending the graduation ine a. couple of weeks with the for r ' of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ward, of her nice, Miss Smith of Beav- mer parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Morris ainetead of the'army 'was ertan as nurse at WelnleX .Hospital: l�'ICK:ERINGI FARMS LTD home over the week end. ... . Mies Fern Reynolds was the • ' Miss MacIintyre of Tomato was of Miss Blanche . Petty during�thhe ,with Mrs. W.' G. .Xwlntyre oan the 31 week -end. Audle WHIVBY'; ONTARIO week end Y The Sunday School and Church li leporae - Whitby People of the town hurried out on Service has been withdrawn next Tey SM . Fridss even::zg, when the regor�w Mrs. C. S -ft. Bryant has recovered Sunday morning, - passed around that Fan's elevator's aa► er and rat service at Ersldue Cemetery in. were on fire. The fire was burning arm, received when polishing the the afternoon, was not so good. WANTED on a lot, just south of Farr's. Mr. slid Mrs. Reg. Sommerville Mrs. Wee. Sadler and daughter ,grass'sto Be sure of the source of a fire, be- The Gates houm With 3 acres of attended the graduation exercises at Eileen attended a cousin's wedding DEAD HORSES AND A 'fore mttiax in a call land has been %sold to a Mr. I Toront-h- - Mr. Nelson Sanderson of Toronto + v' ° MA.occupy it bae'rie- when their daughter ,Margaret, Som_.. air, and Mrs. Robert Prretzei anwji*d For tree° lCii II tune this summer. P p phone epest the week and here. The late cold sson is merville, graduated as a nurse. Mr. W.m. Massey, of Toranto, were BROOK .. Mr. Hurtibese iB quite ill. Mr. making it Mrs. Howard Beare sad Bobby with friends here on Sunda • • ' : • • • • • • :. ii Wright of Norwood, is ' takng rather difficult for vegetables, fo- ' are visiting with Newton and Mrs We are sorry to learn -that young PICKFBiING • : • • • . i00 place as section foreman here. were � farming crevr, as Well as Lau PICT�IIdG , ; the corn plant3nr problem, - J min" Joey Pegg is in bed with rheumatic e�� • • • • • • • • . • � The Labour meeting that asst from here Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd McletTosh and fever, It is hoped that both he and • here :on 3atur�day ,. evenia►g had a EMetertn. Star . b'i::thda atbeird�6 the children spear 'Sunday with Frank his anotiteT will `be able to get out W e pgy the p60ne Oh4r eS poor attend " i Y •paFty .at Pic- and Mrs, Torrance. again soon 8 Mr. Don Hedges called an Toren- kering on Monday. evening. The Woman's Associs#sorc sad the . , ; The se"versary services in the ,—"•• • �. fiORQON YOUNG LTD to friends ani Sunday. Red Cross. will meet in the Sunday —A ---good -crowd attended the sale eh'� die W cel��y_oa-Sun- `' ,_�' Sm at Mac Fbreytheb on Tridiy. T)ie' y The -house• was decorated —room- oft , - — prices assts good. Mi. Forsythe with flowers and the attemdowe wsa Come early, .as there is, work to 1 done for the Red Coss. held a furniture sale. wcivaually good. Rev. W. Jenkin- The Young People's, Union joined The many friends of Mrs. F, L. report S News $1s TIM Hoy In Tw Mr. Jack Brown add Mr. Fred son preached a wanon whicl carr-, some Toronto friends in a pictile at Green, Mrs. M. Pegg and Mr. Wm, Mvwder -returned home' last week, a way of Ute as regards religion_..Nia®ara Falls, - Ths.are -!or s speedy rec- :atter a trip to Mexico, when they that her been his theme all his pas • very Rood time,though the weather overy is their health. - took some cattle down to that eotm- try for Mgr. Murphy, owner ot_ the ;-_:former Lloydbrook Farms.. _ The pk), „ ,e Baby Boy", - af--the- Qxcifellowship class of the • United Church is still visiting near• - by communaties. Last -week the play z _ 'uvea presented in Brooldlia. - t ' • � a majores R.�Ma_ . - Mr. and Mrs.. Harry .Porter were _ . in Pontypool on Tyesdsy, attending the funeral of Ids. Porter% uncle, - John J. Plortea Mr. Porter was bur- XT 0 V1 rV - led in Valley'.Death Cemeters. $ i Y -. •1��ia7l T-T—L - 'The regular meeting of the W. „V M. S. of the United Church will be ' -held on.Thursday, June 14th at 2.30 s Candidate -- Domuuon vo cock at the hoarse of- Mrs. W. G. _ ;Scott. An _ intesueticng pa is being prepared. All lathes an invit- �f � - - _ •.. _ . - '4" to atte" �- ■ aroRid egg ty-hrejo> veited _ Church at the Sunday morning sem _ _ - - #Fre Scartay School. some by letter' asst the rest by profession o! faith. ♦ ;...! _ Next Sunday morning, the Wtb wmiversaryr of , the �mion will be celebrated in the United Church. - - Standing over six feet. tall, with the burly shoald- Wising id mining law and labor ielatibriC _ = Ta= Day For Library gassers era of a hard -rock rcwn, tipping the seines at just Then earars the War. 'He at once went to Enchn" The scam of X26.00 was realised 1400 with the friebdl Irish smile that -writ enlisted as a an the h1a ry tag day.. last Satur p° y private in the Royal Fbdlm � qday. This+ money will be used far ' dfaeMs his ancestry, Major James IL Marlon, a Port Ww servloe in Prance as a private and 1A library supplies. The board is pian- ft9 boy, Isar came back home on_ leave from the -�ihe Scots Guards before attaining a coa mission in Ing to -1�rLt Argsy slice years of desert.wwfm% to be _.. - Rtes. buy, a table, diaper and she- = --�-A"'f� ;+1 mess fc�r-fila the Progressive Progressive Conservoittde Candidate is the Federal Basis of ftnisMI14M Ha was06 drslFg�_to._�Yi$dle .. tor.Ontario B -- oa+ceprzent itieer in -- --- _ _ meg• � .. Haag jolcatag Waren an. • r+esxt o ' -The >wo:f. of his sFnort span of life it one that. J Sato 1940, how se Ova in the same capacity Rita ar'oug lam wiil match all lire ros�oe of Boratho Afar. se was -the S& Army under Generals Ritchie, Auebbd ek and _ No Roo corm as a youth around Port Peng: a ,MOUtgomen he !on all the deoert cam. A very pleasant even was spent and be wished to see the warld, strictly on paigns, rase to the task of Major, and finally was ry P P� `his owns At lib, he was is the bush in Northern Ont- = given leave home. _ Ont - an May -25th st-the-home of Mr. and - - gi __. __ - — ario, woridarg• with his hands on H o 'eonstreetioat Of a ftm _ily of tjira� man* the young people met. to help Mise . industrial enterprises. Later- he worked in the three boys enlisted early in'the present war. Michael ]Dorothy Ellicott }rid John Moore , '`wilds. of Quebec on similar projects. Next he went MacBrieri becaarne an aerial inatrnr#or in Navigation celebrate their birthdays .Dancing underground into nines 'with pick -and shovel. He 'With the_R. C. - A. F. and was killed in 1941. William, and games filled the evening. anet and saw • Labor's problems at ,first hand and. a Group 'Captain, in the &..C� A..F., .had command . Visitors with Mrs. Brown on the - d - evelo k�- a his hard roc houl'dera - Ped •'df the Canadian Group of the British Tactical Air - 'Week tcadrwerQ: Mrs. A. F. Harvey With money saved, he decided ons. a University force in the invaaion'of Eur lace _ ops, .and is now in Ottawa. of Montreal ion ' Saturda ► W. J: and engineering .. Crinis :and-paid`.his way for two yeere. - iiia great grandmother; wMaw of James MucBrien • Mrs. Brown of Toronto on Sunday►. !\rot satisfied, he returned to adventure and a etudy --discoverer of gold �ra�instraliat same=fra¢n=Eiixais- Mrs. Gannon was a To to. vis- �� • He became 'Chis! of Supply on a R, C. M. T;illen, Ireland, with five young, citildi en, egad took iter over the week end. P• ship .destined for the Arctic. Next, he turned up . -,map land in the Howden Settlement, north' of Whitby. - u� The bereaved by the aiidd pass- 'aa.&D orgwniser of the first R C.. M. P. base at Great His grandfather; James to - :Ing T o11.0"yve the ear n a picture of Canada in his mind _ ce Albert -Port ^� District to actively sin em sympathy of the whole co- _ embracingf arm, amine, coatetructionet industry, labor !'while at .the same time he. supervised local fiatadunity and governrrleat, he 'decided our Law as a oaree�, schools as District Inspector. His lather, .Sir. James The tuireral of the late Mr. John offering opportntrity for gres<test `nervice. MacBrien, went. through the • South African War, Moore toot place from the home o! So 'Jim MucBrien helped •.work his way; d►ttin ' Aift. Lecimoin on Friday land was lar- Y ugh 8uia}a�l -in she last World War, rose - ely attended by .relatives and iris- ... • Law School, •, using dollars earned by calloused hands, to . MajorGeneral and Chief of Staff of the Catta3ian Many offerings "fir ewasaer+s hard work. He graduated, spas' called to A ' aids. Man � beautiful floral off rm5y w�ae knighted and: died in harness as Chief testimony to the esteem in which the Bar of.New Brunsw$ck,'transferred to the Ontario Conunissioner Royal Canadian • •Mourned Police in .. A •:be was held. Always ready to • help �'+ said � prang• in 79m4mbas, Ont., epee. - when reeded, ' made him a useful anesnber of the district .. and the tra- ; • . , .. _ wast a gloom on all who knew him. The Ran") Ellicots attended the - tnneral of Mrs. Ellicot's brother, Mar. J. Steverson on F`ridaq SyTcr lop] • • ' . Vaathy in extended to • them also. Y- cbm"11 Nems _ _ — Rev. L Kennedy preached a vert _ earnest sennon on Sum, from Acts . . a dealing with the gdit of the Div- <r lne Spirit, which is givers to all who - - earnestly seek it lu .the absence of A Mrs.• *l xwua - W. Devitt' presided at - -- T BRIEN the o - ,. .. The � en y Bible Class held : their month! _ <K y meeting at the hoarse Df Mr' add Mrs '1'a.., The Young People held them- meetin is church Gess Sunday even- - _ le W. M. S. pacloed a mission- Ing.r - 'Publish ary bale valued at $76.00. on Toes- ed by . the Pr ve Conservative Association, Ontario Ridinpr n ,-► �_ "r day at mise Bane's hoarse. • : �rs:,x,. .,.. a,ea. .. �..mm, ss�-n ._,., ....c-ms.:. .�a.. .. :..u..,. .• ..... -.... .s w....:,•.,�. ...., �. .....yam X,,.r. ':w _ -,.,. ne.: x, ..c�s,�l.. '.+•++•I_'*,Fvur�:vG .A'�asciaa..'`w'�t't�,iiK'�a F.s..,'�•�'.• ''•nlycl` w C .' .a21i$7 qr "A: i• vf•�11• 'i+-r: p ..�., n .. , .. .... _ _ :She smiled at hon, looked up at ,•, V the broad shoulders that bulket iOTE 45�� aUove her,at his .face, dark ,and. ,W.Av � r lean-jawed and so wise for one so young. Strange, swift world. They ` �- t►ai met only last night and now - - - ,. ^� T - < -he spoke to her of love. She could :. eyes,-read- -.. — / see it in his earnest tt ....r., - in tht rough tones of his voice. But --- -- — ------ e to her dshe. heart s not yet receptiv love a�vonde ed if it would .•, _ - ever be • again and then she • thought of the night-in Gratzen - so .much like this,, when she and that other youth,so young and gay 1 and glad of heart had ¢imbed- the I mountain road to the castle. THE PICK `"You make my heart glad, Rog- OF TOBACCO � ,� A er. But you •Jo! What you would say is always sweet to hear, but 1 -it is too soon for me. It seems .. of. small importance--our own. loves does • • • • • • • • and hates, when hatred has become - :tw van- _ .•'� a tide of the sea and love a - islred army." ; --it is one -of the things .I! but wnnl ch6te phil;hert whink ;... cling to-sa-It' seems tome. Cling cushions of fat. "'Gracious lady! belongs to Ustcle Rtrii, who is s <' • f , tci hungrily. But it is perhaps too Highness! It is you. I see here very great man here and very rich. LOUIS ARTHUR-CUNNINGHAM soon, Meridel. After a little while here!" And, by some miracle, he You will remember the 'Baron. 1 perhaps-" bowed low .until they saw only the Rudi, my friend?" CHAP - o: a-•e "Well -;--cemeu� hrax -:-Hig -- "We; had to run-run quickly- .• ' .Montreal." .: �� anyone like_.you, .any _girl who made ,s lwhite_ ack -- — nese " said ulrs thinfsingony .brief- more planes were coming over this "Tile princess, too. Rogerslitme feel as you have none. .And The boy a d girl left piano and ly of the long, unsettled score time, a bomb set fire to the cottage up eagerly. the princess part has little to do fiddle and came to stand behind- chalked behind the bar of his inn in and men were parachuting down. But madame, during the pleasant with it," him, and bend low in an Old-World that far-off land. "He was .spay, - All `thaf night we ran when it was ride to the city, made Roger sit hip "I am glad of that. You would curtesy.. young man, the baron. I am happy .safe •to do so. Then we met an old front with the chaffeur of the an that the world has used him well tient ar. Her bright black eyes have found me the -same- if• I d been "'My friends!" Meridel's voice E peasant with his cairt ani he start- a scullery maid?" _ was gentle, her eyes shone. She Tell him he is always welcome at Coq- ed us on the roads to Paris , .- and ,:littered impishly. "Later the prin- .IYes, the same." ed u bon the found us. It was: God -`teen may: wish to. ride up the Mount stretched 'out' her -hands 'so them my inn, which I call 'to -the Coq- . _ '...'s r perhaps oq'd _ .. _ and .they kissed the white fingers dor is memory of old times" vtrho._ he,14 d. tier t _ find Us---s`9 - - :-like to go -Frith-her."----•-'.- - ----- a--- --- _ rim o u call, to o e� time came V ing us here." "Would you like that, Mer-idel?" been. sad -because she ha c anged- the Coq Tor, and IiEtle Emil-aa�- - _t t e -wi "Old #`Yes," said, Roger softly and- his Y our tavern-on fair day-with the eyes, were dfEady on Rudolph'$. "It Roger asked. "It is really very' from a peasatrtt girl if a princess. little Magda.^ She looked fondly Y s Y beautiful." As if it mattered,as as_ if that should _ on the old zrian and his grandchil- tall,- red-headed' ane; and we had', was indeed Gori who helped." discourage him and drive him away tion. Their mother was, dead their dinner together-roast goose' it "And He will take care of Bon- "But yes. I should Love that, was- homrpe Fricot up in heaven," said monsieur. I have not been on a on.his lonely road! But it had been father would be fighting if life vias " -Rosine. "Aad punish the one who real mountain since I left G"ratzen. different then. eves though the old- in, him yet, "It r w good-so' good (To Be Continued). killed him.' Boahorpme Tricot was I shall look forward to it." - castle was already tottering on its to find you here, my friends, my ?bent and his beard was long. He And so, in the warm, languorous" rocky, buttresses and 'tlae , winds. of own people." * * • ,. evening they drove up the moue- change were rustling around its' woul1 harm no one. _ T3•ftuti�y E �� - �_ taia-and--Roger told her of Marson- keep._ ._ _ - -: "It is like seeiA�' heaY[n, High- t87sli�ed _ - A11 � _ . It is murder to -tF '.said Pol Martin. "Then to laugh, neuve, of,the golden history of the. They drove down the mountain ness. You will sit, yes, please, and With Rumung Water. #o smile as this one did after-" eat cit whose countless lights and somehow he was not unhappy, ` Y thin gallant airman-heu in my glittered in the dusk. "You will be though he had been unable to say Ratest 'It is dons with now. Finished. 6i - inn." =eh, Rudolph?' said Roger. happy. Mendel--her• among us. the things that were ndere ab to "Good-it is good, this Canada," $1s 0 • • • It is friendly land, a friendly peo- be uttered, They wandered about said. "Hee we can hop• to $ "Uaiame requests that yon be ple• the city, Tato pates where Roger But flirty were at'-the top of the had never been before. Doors and build. our happints Dace again.AGARA FAILS ad within the hour= ou too, own were open; the night was You, Princess, are well here?" OPPOSITEMOUMM now-and the bazaaebe had win a sultry the air charged with t • Martin and little Rosins We .live -'ell, indeed, Pales-and FO! stopped and the obsequious coach ry g man was waiting to help madr threat of thnrrier. From a little moiselie alight. Fora long while basement restaurant the music of they stoat looking down in silence a violin and a piano came liltingly * > up to them and Me at fingers 1; f at the city,, at the blue distance. chi star-spangled sky over the closed hard on. his wrist as she stopped, chin lifted, eyes bright, i 1 •Adiroudicks, _ "It is so lovely," she said, so like one post in. a dark wood 'who•rS lovely, so serene. Nothing will hear the winding of. a_golden horn. , "It is a song of Gratzenl" she ever 'come to shatter the peace of said 'It is a song of any peOPlet those sk ?" ple �•� ELECTRIC WA'T'ER "Not is our, time, my dear, None. _ - �IEATERS t of ail have yet- learned to thank ra . - God sufirciently for that. I am so Roger sharing her eagerness, fol- *opderfut new improvement.. to glad - so glad you are here, Meri- lowed her down the atopy into the water 1 heaters: Compact, copper �;,;,astsuctloa. immersion type, sturdy del. safe and cared for and happy: lilt!• taproom. It seems! to. be Iy4rid durable. Will work on any kind You are happy now, aren't you?" three-quarters filled by the huge• FOR s Of f current of tie voits. !a or so a ' ' s cycle A.C. or D.0 s80-watts. Mese- `"Happier than I ever dared � hope man in a white apron who came es only seven inches long by i• •�y�ti forward to meet them, a wide smile r ins. diem and has 5-toot rubber • ed r ° ;covered cord sad plug. Will boil . I - I should like to make you.. on his ruddy face. He stopped "a pan of water in a few minutes; haP� still. If I may hopei -" sud lenly and his little shoe-button has a host of uses to the kitchen, _ the bathroom etc. Just the thins for shaving is hot wens,• �r eaves _ fuel.' A necessity in every home. — — - - •Send-your order now. Postpaid ;8.00. - - "THE RADIO HOSPITAL, 7 racadi•. ;ALB. • - : - . .. --- - .. .. - - -'y Hess COLLARS DONATE YOUR BLOOD Farmers Attention - Consult 1 _ Idier'f Aso illi may ' your nearest Harness Shops,dependA ++ about Staeo Harps= Supplies. o N We se our goo s o y your local. Staco Leather \ \a. Goods dealer. The goods are..- ri lit, and so are our prices r< a \ e ,manufacture M our fat•' �� ` fortes - Harness, Horse Col- ON, Pads Horse Slane \ Leather Travelling Goods. Insist on Stico Bran'- Trade Marked Goods, and yon _ -= b . S:w a - get sati-afaction. Made only y: , - SAMUEL TREES Co., LTD.WRITE FC - y: 42 Wellington St. E., Toronto t \\` a�'\r i:xl LL with: Lemon Juicy lad women who suffer naggiajcc ;1 a , ' 'a ausc8 b Rheumatism. :>'�;� •� ' a \ _;Neurit: or Lumbago wapn to eelievs \. \ �\ ;\:x; ':i" z x \• b \ b :,ti' such s m toa�a promptly. 'I•o set such.. `` �;* > -.`• \..'•;;.:,:. ., ALLENRUI Mta4 table' - eslief ...try_. e:.u` � `-aa��.,.\`�^-'•'��` •°'{ < �\ \\` , ns of this-fine medicine with onK sppo _ tablespoon of. lemon juice in a slue ` old thousand's of toiks-an - - - _. -. _ writer. Uel -- lbac ADA' ,S, �AL>LENRU. Get ALUMU .,:a - •- _ € '� i JU at 'toy drug @tori.. � write for informative booklet 1/ir �� HORSE s► 6�i� VV �tll�itii `� "Sore's (food Health to You" to \1i`Vw fl.=�eifl��\iVaVp - • lltattord_Wller (of Canada) Ltd:. f. e, !T! John St.. Tbrorkto, 'Ont. ISSUR a--m" e r _ IFi� • _ \ ,? a^«ria+ls•i• '.•reriae rrr,1�,.:�...wi1a i «..9ar:.mvls■�. : •><•:�+2r .,; •,�a,n,o`ia, d . _... .. - .i ! .. . M .F t....0 +... L :apo.■. s +s:,■Phty.-40-L MAV. ..,wi1,, .,,.sr -.c• �.` . ^w ^r+.+. a/Af',• • +,K7i1+y5a„'.y✓ •v°" t ^• .r. �•. !r+�l= : w ^'.+y�:L:..p51r�: 1 I ■ ■1, , '-is Seize T'112"Zi Empu a Yoll�th Sunday .U. S. Casualties .�. �. F :�, The , Super -Speed' Baiai -Services On June 10 Nearly -A Million - a 'I n two yearn , of service ,as- Can•A f ,Allied OL(upation forces at Lue- - . The day selected for the sevelith -American combat casualities since ada's senior hpspitat ship, the Lady. 4.;..:, beck Have._ seized Germany's "1'-e" _ " observance of Enrp:re Youth Suri Pear; Harbor have' climbed to \elsoa, former Canadian 'National -a super -speed amphibious craft . r t: which its Nazi inventors claim is day throughbut Canada ,-and the .-.within 11,000 of the Initliori inane, Steamship, has sailed'136,407 miles the fastest surface vessel ever de Biitish ConLmottuealtk�Empire is the Army and Navy reported. _ and kers carried 15,067 patients and ;w veloged, an Exchange Telegraph, r _. . ._ -� Committee -Tenth. - The Canadian Robert -P. Patterson, E ndersecre_ repatriates returning from b-veiseaa. ' dispatch said. -June 'tittee represer_ts all the tary of War', placed- the Army's . r(,�, �yg.,� The -vessel, originally designed t0 Church Communions and •tee vino •• losses at 878 939 on, the basis of ,tet s run supplies to the . isolated Ger- e man garrisons• or}• .the Channel Is- Provincial Education Departments rePorts through May 7 and cov- S A F E lalds was described as beta about of .the Dominion. Bring fighting to about 'the' middle <t g Proteet your BOOKS and CASH the length of an ordinarymotor His 14la est the King Patron of April, The Navy added 107,276 from FIRE and THIEVES. Wo R�+t l y' to make the aggregate. 9$6,214. _ ` type o! Sate. or ' a torpedo ' boat and resembling a of the movement, has declared that - bow* 'A slae 'an�1 r0(/R 0 streamlined hydroplane. Empire -Youth Sunday re>�tinds the Cabinet, for any. ptarpoae. visit _ _.. :. _ • �� N w Invented by a German erigineir '• Younker generation of the ideals m, or wrier tor_.nslees, etc. -to { Ej which have sustained the Em ire in young can be moulded into a defi- Dept. w., H named Eugen von Blumfeld, the P nitely -evil type. We have in remind craft .was reported capable of at- past trials -ideal-, Which we should a' very different culture inculcated �O taining a speed of 5o knots with- hand on to future generations. For by . different methods. The object J•&J,TAYLOR UMiTEQ in 20 secouds• and :coming to a fit youtti''s hands liesmuch of the in view is a spiritual mobilization•' TORONTO SAFE WOR 4R� complete stop from cruising speed shaping 'of the post-war world. - - ErrE f in 10 seconds. of the youth of the Empire antFt of 145 Front et. ®., Toroi Hitler has shown us that the the world. s I Oe • Establishe Is" ' w r .:a Deis%:::yvc:,;•• f AGENTS 1V AITED VICTORY CHICK SALE' FARMS FOR SALE PERSONAL e REPRESENTATIVES RELIABLE FOR JUNE AND JULY 'BARRED 160 ACRES, TWP, OF NOTTAWAS wanted to sell Plastic 'Coatings, knock Mixed 10c, Barred Rock SICKNESS AND• OTHER PROB. especially suited for Brick and Pullets 16% White 'LeghopL mixed age, large bank barn, frame lems overcome in Jesus' ',Name. a _tela-l--avrfaees, -elan -toe-Rlsots, 9c. White Leghorn Pullets 20c, house, two good ' weds -;5,000 Interdenominational book, thirtg f Victory Finest quality products. Good ,White Rock Mixed 15c, Brown cash, Write 9. L.. -Taylor, Streetr tante. William Edeall, Nanticoke, , .commissions, Box 27, 73 Adelaide Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard villa, owner or see A E. Culham, T s e • W.,- Toronto. Chick Hatcheries Ltd.; Britannia - Stayner, Ont., .Agent batario. ' a o Great Britain Heights, Ont. 60 OR 100•ACRE FAR]:, 6 MILES PHOTOGRAPHY BABY CHICKS went o1 Welland,, iii. tpllta sputb STARTED PULLETS, BARRED SPECIAL PULLET SALE err Fenwick on gravel road: lays n What Sarnia RSIs Done To Rocks and White L.eghorna, S BTARTED' PliLLETS. I WEEK high. well drained; clean and . TIIViE TESTED QUALITY Wm Victory Bmfl •Loi weeks old 26c. Goddard Chick old 22c, 2 weeks old 26 cents. Im- productive, of good sandy loam;SERVICE ills SATISF/�C'TIO ry y Hatcheries, Britannia Heights, mediate delivery. Carleton Hateb- well fenced, 30 acres good bash. i s By Oftwa Journal Ontario. ery, Britannia Heights, Ontario. gas well, good buildings. lot Of. Your films properly developed an6' good water, 3. acres ore r printed THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR MOONEY'S CHICKS FROM BLOOD. large tram* house with large 4 OR ti' EXPOSURE BULLS 260 Memorits a.e short, and it is Irood breeding. For many years tested, Governmeut Approved nun -porch. electricity, large baro REPRINTS 8 for 851 Y careful culling and blood- Flocks. Lfeensed for_.ahlppfug to "with basement -and modern stable FINEST ENLARGING BERVIeZ well to put on record this A Lief testing under Canadian Govern- *gay meat ts]on Twed a Hatch- Barred, Rocker, New Ham - -aQ�p t the 1 sant ibis le u -at- - { statement Of the t OS1-of V9TT6 f0 nave padlresh drive house. work hop. Poultry you can flms y113 1y erlea ave succeeded by greatly Xooney's Poultry Farm,_ ort and soder .houses. grainary, the quality, and servJeo .you }sire - Britain. improving the stop na,Qu growth Bay,- Ont. garage. etc. Good Belgian team, - by sending your films to and high production qualities of , To February of this year o£ the their breeding flocks. Twaddle 5 years old, 8200 lbs.; ant for IMPERIAL PB. To sER�'1Cffi has. spared neither mono nor RELIABLE BUMMER GH I C ii _. MAL binder; barn equipment for t3tatfoa J. Toronto people of the (Jailed Kingdosii 910, 3' Bale. Reliable Chicks •are from hay. Come 'and see. Everything effort •to attain this ; end. so that Government Approved !87 had been killed by the enemy, youhblood- for 17,600. Harvey Chambers. get maximum quality In a tented flocks, chicks that layers and -"YOUR WORK IS Fenwick, . •this bein TO per cent. of the total reasonably priced Chlek, Prompt .into quality hunky layers and - !dor' the � delivery on day olds, two, three . pine and nearly 4'5 per or four week aids in all popular meat birds, chicks that have FEMALE HRLP WA"ZD WONDERFUL" cent. of the total figure for the breeds. Send for June priceliat. quality and livability for tis and EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE Also further reductions alter fox you Atter May 15, Sussex 7C CUSTOMER SAYS Wtateni Allies. Including citn'1• June 16th. Older ulleta i- weeks Ramps. Barred Rocks. New '■ as h D Dt ma.nn_er to fans, nearly 80 per cent. of 411 Bri- tip to laying. Twaddle Chick Hampshlras, unsexed 511.!5, rel- OPERATOR whlah you return work 3s.' Hatcheries Ldmlted. Fergus, Out. Iets 117.95. cockerels 89,95. 1pesr Jp'p)y to neareit Employtiseut a�A - appreciated." g eat1H 'fish subjects }rifled by enemy aC' horn X Tramps, . unsexed 111.95• selective Service Oftice• •ilio pullets 422.00, cockerels 84.00. CA 2731. Jay Blse Roll -s or E Exposures tion were from the United•King- SW BREEDERS ON -ON$ Leghorns; unsexed 810:96,• pullets D19VXLOPED AND PRINTED SS/._ dom. 822 95. Order Reliable Chicks to. Don't risk loslns ptctuaea. Send One house of "Britain's everyPLANT day. Reliable 'Hatchery, ffilmfra. SLLIIIDIItffissI1lf47 _ HL b Quality at Ontario, your film rolls to 8 Y grea4ly reduced `•:'three was desfrogtd or damaged by prices. The prices are very reason- L Ill A R N HAIRDRESSING T" CANADA'S- LARGEST- AND- --enemy air- action.* _ able for these High Quality Breeder. DTMFWG AND CLEAi INN Robertson method. Intoraaatloa FINEST STUDIO Hatchery chicks. In buying May HAVE YUU ANYTB7X0 NEEDS• on request regarding clalanw pot Better Pictures at Lower Cosh About 0 S00 000 mea and women s gra and chicks, it la just as im- dyetns or eieanlnt! Wryt• to an Robertson's Hairdressing Ass& mpt malt service. or one 'in even of the population, portant to start with the beat you for information. We are glad to emy, 137. Avenue 'Road. Toreate. can buy. answer your Questions. Depart• - nerved in fhe armed forces or ia. Prlcan: Pure Sussex... Sussex .Hy.. .ment H. Parker's SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER brids, New 'Ham .Dye Works New Style Album With Prints ' full-time civilian defence. '.Mote. ps., Buried Rocks, l.Jmtted. 791 Yang* Street. To.l.. HELP WAR'PffiD . than'8,000,000 others served in parr Rock x Hamps„ Mixed Chicks ;12.00 Ionto sizes 16-20-127 .if 29c y Pullets 110.00 per 100. ClL.INDER PRiC88MAJV WAN'!ffiD, (4o extra) is Seat with film roil time dull defeat or in the Home L.eghorne 9uaaez x Leghorn. Rock x FOR SALE one with some ezperientea an SPECIAL PRICES ON - �Cauard. Leghaao mixed, chicks /10.00 'lee STRALVBERkY t'LANTS ABPA R- make-ready• Steady Position for FRAMING AND COLORING 100• FunIlets 121.00 pgr 1010. 8P G' ague, raspberries. -pesch trees, steady reliable mea.' (44 -hole >ENLA FRAMING NT,S 7 for 25e The United Kingdom has pro- IAL. Assorted Mixed Chicks- ;9.00 apples, Dears, plums, cherries, week). Apply nearest unpioy- _ 4 = p' C TS Mounts - duee(' about 70 per cent, of all Der 100, Assorted Ptrli4ts ;17.00 per. gra pea currants, shrubs, bedginR• meat At go eetive tlarviee •Oftica filar 10). shade trees. wire tree `uarda• rTL.E-C,R WIS. gemanta 4 x A" In beautiful munitions for the Empire and Cotte STARTED CHICKS -=-2 TO 4 (Norfolk Nursery, Simeoe. Ontario, easel mounts. 5 for We. Frame4 monwealth forces, -provided under EXPERIENCED UNOTTPffi UPIDR- an Ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9", fD y, WEEKS OL 15.000-BTORS AND DWELLING, alar. lad floor man wanted at Silver,. Circassian Walnut e>p tend -lease -enormous quanti:irs of We can supply started chicks 2 -to metal side, detacbed, large lot once, steady position. (44-bora dk Ebony flnish'trames, 59c each, B sic supplies of many hinds for Russia 4 weeks old at reduced- prices cement basextent. .GO z 25, aif week) Apply nearest Employment 1t enlargement colored, 79C escb. - t 1 %week old add 2c 2 'w a conveniences. Re Da rate Bale, few_ and Relectfv� Rervice _Offloa._ _ pyH._�_� and fat United .States forces in a ova aY-o prices. _` We can restore any old photograph ana Wures hone -ab20 mope. Arthur Y 62J. Brillinger. Arthur, or .snapshot and make any'," = British planta during ,the war-' WEEKLY SPECIAL LIST- - . MACMINFERT number of prints or aniargements desired. The process requires the Pave turned ou' 1,90o,aot; tons of STARTED CHICKS LAf.NDRY- AND DRY CLEANING work of skilled artists, 'but Che nawaTvessel; 'lto last June). litany LS, n;1' fO' Weekly `tpeclal Liar of EMPIRE MILKING MACHlxz 8.14- p.r,c1' o- started chicks and Plant rn Western Ontario. Doing, cost Is reasonable. Send us. ., pullets over 1.400 weekly business with pairs, pulsators overhauled, some your : shousands of 'aircraft, 25,000 tanks to t; weeks old. Alpo otdf.r, free excellent poet_ oar . Opportunities' rebuilt pulsators for ezehange. picture and tell us what you wan -range: puflets„ Order from this ad: for ernansion. Good money maker, Vincent 'O'Neill,' Gananoque• out done and we will tell you the Cost 1,000 000 othtr military cclticics., •before doing the. work. or read for Prire'L+•t. \Ve c+rn give lotiv ons^head; real estate core. WARCU "33^ MOTOR GRADER STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE Fifteen months ago 8ritaiii'had sou -prompt dcllrgr $1,60 per 160 alcting of brick buildings inciud- _lost ILSMu000 tons of her merchant d.epv+'t, b'alanec•c:.U.D.• - eh. Fully equinpcd and capably (30 HP) Scarifier. Caterpillar Box_129, Postal Terminal A, -Toronto sltff"d•. Re' u!res .a capita! of `66" blade grader, scarifier, back fleet of 1,•500,000 ton -had .built t.AI�EVIEW pOULTRY s.6e.fih* cash R"a on ter aNifn s,opea Sq.eeder 82 3i yard shova� Pslnt Name and Address Plainly on Ill heNlth. Apply Roz 31, 71 Alle trench e. All Machinqs 'gear- Orders. 4.500;000 ton f . F �r RaM q = t>� }aide tV_, Toranto, anteed. -Other equipment avall- Britain's war ezpenditlrrts #i} .last - able. Leventhal A Co., Machinery PAOPi`.itTIEB WAITED TO BL -Y -,lbvemb'er reached 2S iiil3inn A greedntg Farm of 5000 A 'tit r:F:n a1_\T� R.NLTv .1 ��IT,A1•-A>~ents, 3lcFntyre Block, Ria• a arc ea e. • Romp concern, good nlpeg. • pours s over 100 billion �7�li:irvl, 4/ �T 3 business, only. Hospital In town. WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR of which ab' -a, .>va, c„ vcr R L �N BIZOS•r Exeter,Cnt. - -' `+\t+3+ 011 SHO Reglstered Nurse chicken farms; market gardener __ could operate this h genera, -lien. THIN t8 S.EW - town' of village houses in all _ led by 'taxes. STARTED cllliCIC5 BARGAiNS. er %vitt stay on -ind will help •!or HAND PIaANTER TO PLANT CORN parte of the Province. Send full That, very. ,briefly,As -what' 13ri- t -'week. old tarred hocks, New One month from the -'date of pale. and • distribute fertilizer in, one particulars to confidence at ones. . 1-1 rn •hire, Nr%v Ham hire 'X Tt.e,tsun for selling la poor health. operation. Places fertilizer at- we make no charge tinlesa we fain` has doh e; 'so far as: n'ords' and p' le Ail latest ri ui low. depth and spaced from Ned, 'sell. $ . , I.arke-r Ru 16: to tt,,. Yuil Le "1.73 I pment, Hospital D k'owell and Company, 5 SL ti figure can' speak. of iter gigantic tf= cu.•kereh+ 16:45, White [.errhorr -h4` been rannnt:, for 6 years. Fci• "Quantitles -adjustable. 'A boy can Clair East, Toronto. . While Leuhorn X Barred Ruck, further Informatlan and (tipper- operate. Price'' Fifteen Dollars. Mort. It 13 the StOPV Of victory an(t Aultra Whiter: foliate 2,6.95, tion apply* in writing to Post L'`nquire-Gravity Planter Co.. = of the price n, victory, - 3'1ce•ek'-61d ,dd 5(,: '4'wcek••Old �ffir•', Ttox 329. Delhi,' Ontario. .Roblin, Ontario. -TEACHERS WANTED Odd ..lUr. 11pu other breeds. Send 'nnpa. i LIJV N01crti' .H:\ VF. TF.N' r,UOr) ,FARMS I••OR ' STl r1lA,CH AND THREAD WURMB PROTESTANT TEACHEI; F O R , kerics, (,;Ile ph, Untart°' sale, rxngine in I� often• are the'cause of lir-bealtll' Ss" Ne. I0; West t;aratYaxa, You. Will Enjoy Staying At _.. price -from three Please state talar LIMITEr) QUANTiTY STARTED :tn twelve thousand .Aollarp, L`or in humans, all ages. No one fm- Y and qua:! - The ST. REGIS HOTEL � rtklcks on hand. for 'chick, mune! Why flcations. Apply to A B.,FIe•cher. pul- txonah l G appy' Renfrew, nonohue,�. ` Y not Ince out if par. R.R. No. 1, Belwood, Out. ft/fltltvTtD let, cockerel delivery June -July, nOnohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont. la' Your trouble? Interesting par. r order now to be sure of cFtdiig titulars -Free! Write itMulveney's _ -A p BvrrY Ituoo■ ..UN [lata. roues• delivery an•d breed. Bra;v. Hatch-.; FRi)RT lA\17�1 won OIL HATH kemedies,_Rpecta linin. Toronto -a �LMUR B.S. NO. 22 REQUIRE$ -+ _ or told t'etepllaae. er>, 130 John N.. Hamilton, unt•. nib%ver T)elavai ..ream separator, a Protestant teacher for the 1945- p nlaelr; tt•«stl at►-. - both ![he new, diamond_ harrows„ 4T FOURSELF. EVERYterm.o commence, 1>euhte. Et.re op. GOOD. RTEADY PROFITS ' >'RY hen%�' fiauge barb airs S_suf.terYr �e art,-,..., �� - wiz -.utiea t D e r` - gtrTn�"Te�.' hnrnr��ep. E. Kunanee. earitis '--q d`tly Dixon's Rem- ns. salary s expected, to John _ • - a; et+a fT�i+ With. Fo-'itrvest in -the best" .149 Scarboro Crescent, Scarhoro edy. 'Sold only Munro's Drug Hoddinott Sec.-Treas., R.P 7. ' ills IYtabU� � With. Top Notch chicks: There -le , Sherbourne- at Carlton _ - no guessing; about. health and .liv- Fluffs, Ont., Sore. ,335 Elgin, Ottpwa, Poet. Lisle, QnL' ability when you order Top , paid'a1.99. WANTED, PROTESTANT TEACH- w Tel RA' •418'3 Notch chidks.-They-are. al's+frDm FAR S.11.I:, RL C<`ERSFI'L'CREA\T or for B.S. No. T Windham, CoA- Government approved blopdtest- ery and dairy business in tiro- RAUMEEK.4 FOOT BALM Dffi- ed breeders_ Price -s off a few grf-sshe Otter-wa, Vailey Town, steoys offensive odor •. instantly. -tact Mrs. Marguerite *Lucas. Nix- -breeds 'for June delivery. tion- Owner retiring an account of ill- 45a bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman on, Oat., stating experience and -ter sexed: White Leghorns, 'furred !health, pri.e right,. Far .further =thrug Store..OttawFL salary expected. Heada' ockXWhite rred Roc, AustenAdel.iPartleularA ., T to Box S5,� Whites res, Barred Rocks. e' X Adelaide fV„ Taranto. WA'_YTED - Ramp?hires, New Hampshire X , 100- ACRES, 80 T ULTIVATED. RE- •.CHIROPRACTOR e Barred 'Rocks 10:95, Assorted H. S. tiiMUN GENERAL S ` Light 'end Medium Rreedk 5.95, maining pasture, -fined• buHdings. SUN`, CHIROPRACTOR, TORE IN VILLAGE. Notbtngismoredepres• Assorted Heavies 9.95. Pullets: barn on stone, driving shed new 23 Bloor Street East, Toronto. Western or Central, Ontario, good Gia than heads r ' White -•Leghbrns;' steel' roofs, pig pen, hen house, Hours 1 P.M..to 8• P.M. Saturdays turnover. Box 30, 73 Adelaide W., 1{ $ar`red Rock X' well watered, or sold as 9 a.m. fo 1 P.M.TORONTO. 'Why suf£er?..•Lambly'i White Leghorns; Ausra Whites gains <i 20,95; Barred Rocks, New Ham con.erP, situated 1 mile from IT'S PROVEN( -EVERY SUFFERER will give instant relieF• p',.. lake, --ood . fishinz and trapping: OPPORTUNITY. FOR ` GENERAL: Lambf 's is oodforetr- shire. X Barred Rocks 17.95, New Aping: y 8 Hampshires 18,95, 'Assorted Light stock includes 9 l3urham -'ani of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis blacksmith, welder. with own aehe.tootbtehe, tinsin- and Medium Breeds 18,95, Assort- Holstein average . 7 years: 4_• _should try Dixon's Remedy. Sold equipment; rich farming district. back, stomach, bowels. �� ed Heavies 15.95. Cockerels: 2 -year-olds, 30 sheep In .lamb, poly'Munro's Drug Store, 335 ffil- (louse and shop •avallabie: 'Hold "' White Legborns 1.50, Barred . 2 young calves, 4 Milking cows, •gin, Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00... thine for right men. 7Rox 90, Rocks, New. Hampshire �F Barred 7 1 -,rear -olds, aged gray .mare, bllddlepert, - Ont: a • Rocks - 10.95. New id0 laying hens: steel wag-on.OP r ssorLuu Heavies 9.95. to ' stock -and TWENTY-FIVE TO ONE Hp\ - Leghorn .X Barred Rocker 4.95: lrflpiementa 12,565. :lir. Carroll. BE A HAIRDRESSER _ dred acres within .1wo,.hundred IMAWHE POWDERS_ M ] week old add 6c, 8 week old R•R• 1; Enhismore,. Ont. miles Toronto. 'Must be situated add Ile, 4 week old add 16c.--- JOIN CANADA'S LEADTNG SCHOOL on Lake or River,- Buildin'gs - im-' M =•Felten' atter June 15th lower:' BUSINESS FOR..SALE. FARMA. Great Opportunity, Learn--_ material. Box ,34,.79'Ac}elaide \\'., Send for complete price list. -Also cli7ner3, other articles and mach. ETalydreasing Toronto. 8 week old and older free range lnery, large lot and bull Pleasant' dignified profession, good yul}eta. Top Notch Chlckeries, with .high moving beam and wages, thousands successful Marvel. _ . WE BUY ra, SENSIBLE � :Guelph, Ontario. blocks for wreckintr and loading, graduates.. America's .greatest syn suitable T4stehlne'ry for repafrfng. tow. Illustrated catalogue tree. hundreds of Herne Rooter•- Psis; a. ROCK- Y LEGHORNS 11.75.. AOI!+_ Two minutes' walk to large stores, Write or call Berrien, Flowers, [eaves. pre. ro" N"Li _ i tra Whitas 112.50.' $hipped C.O.D. banks and postafftce. Particulars MARVEL HAIRDRESSING - pRICFS HIGHER ,NOW _ FENA11 I anytPhere by: Willowdale. Chick- anon W. E. RVtiedge, Newmarket, SCHOOLS • ■ L ery; Newtonbrook, Oat. Branches. 44 SI 8L BG Hemp os. _ W FAIN' rite for full, lips tOLECTRTQ M<)TOli3. NEW USED. a 74 Rideau reet. Ottawa Dominion Herb Distributors LYdiaE-Pinkbam'sVegetab}tCompourid REDUCED CIiIi PRICES fOR bought: sold. rebuilt• belts. poi. _ lays, brupbea.. Allen Electric Qom• 142.11• St. Lawrence Itivd.. Nontrent Not omg helps relieve periodic pais frit CHICKS'- phtiv Ltd., 2326 ntrrferfn St_. To. MUNICAL INSTRUMMMS ? _'ALSO accompanying• nervous; tired• - �4-rtRED ROCKS 12c. LEGHORN ,rontn •--.,-.-,- - -HARDWOOD WAN•LED highs Pullets 22C Barred Rock Pullets FRED A BUDDINGTON BUYS, A!F, ARE [N THE MARKET FOR -'.' OR y^ truan monthly dis -when due to fano- 20c, Leghorn* are. Barron strain. : ' 4� -ACRES G O 0-D- DAIRY '80118, exchanges musical intrtra- tior)a] monthly diaturbanctn It's one of Rocks. are O.B.S. Breeding, and r menta 111 Church. Toronto AL1. KINDS Of. HA RD1l'OOD Farm, North of r AtleMost effective medicines for lttiapur. all breeders- are blood -tented. Belleville. Sydney. Township, l5a - LUi4i$ER, �VHOLF CL'T9 PRF, ppoassee..Pinkliarn'sCompound'katps"Mrst---�-R' Cockerels to six weeks old - acres pasture land, Lg0 work PATENTS Follow label directions. T itl hiso Leghorn Putteta eftrht weeks land, 7fS hardwood, 25 softwood FERRED. - ry' old. fully. feathered and roosting. bush. 18 room double brf44k house. 1=HERSTONHAUGH A CMP $ VEGETABLEEaO Hybrid Broilers four weeks and running water, well; AyQro, steel Patent Solicitors. tabllANYsbed ERIE FLOORING & WOOD' ' COMPOUNDover. One dollar books your order' woof barn. stable, close to Church 1890; 14 Sing West, Toronto %tow. Johnson Hatchery, $segos, ' and school, Harris, Norris • ook18t of Information on re. - PRODUCTS LTD., ' Ont. 'OVallace, 41 Alger Bldg., Oshawa. pest 46 Ernest Ave., Toronto- ME. 7444 . .. • ' - - .. ' .. • .'. _ � ' .: ry - - ... .. - � err s y NOT105 .� • . ..,,.,_. Pell. �b:-D..-How—, , s : a 4 4 t 1 , 8 i >Yll -U re ow tmft PM YOM my "M • ... J c .. d1 'cwaomw - � 16. so R Is -A IW 4 •.♦ O a1 S , leu 153 M so 9$ 78 180 1I5 TO i6tf aZ � ' = � . p$i[Hi�T, 95 07 ss 11' 50 87 no 48 Wt x�o� 7s l7e sti , - WillAsIns- z>. 40IM0 U ao 13-0 26 _ i t.. - i - _:._ _ - ._ o nbeare 143 Creightft IM Gifford 8 Williams 3a2 AND, RA .__ and . **ad in the BAG -when you buy J, S• BAiSIaON. - PICK EMNG FA,.o uwwm ak 1 aw o r. All sea-pommmy iii _Qu-Aircelf2f Sirectoru - �„ ,ra.rrtlea. Bill. p:eh►� .� Hollywood Canteen > •ALVINSUSHBY Wilkg l if = - ��-��--� - s- ___ - - - --- --- - — - F... ICHA R DSON t [ rpi •. ervice ,rawsre and Tinsmith HC. L. U: -- ' Jack Hens7, Eddie Cantor, Bette a _ GBNIDRAL INSURANCE ,. Dav* Joan crewtord. Dennis Reasonable Rates :-Phone 48 DISTRICT MANAGER e ' REAL BBTATS 3 Morgan, Roy Rogers ,PHONE 290 .STQUFFVI'i.1.F*��t©NYEYANCIN(3 A;dr� s Sisters and Joe E. -Brdwn ) Notice _ EMPIRE Li�ri As old soWlished V Issuance comyaty t to scree. K6NDAY, TiPF.SDAY, WEDN'SDY _ twmMeation Storm Door and i +, resents, �. < !�► p}c�r+g � _ -� 401,50t, hash=toOrdet.Rose HD. �nr JUNE 11, 12 and 13$torss W, u • • � IM �ta�� 4 Asphalt Shingle. o TWO 9ieows At 7 and 9 P. M. Bell Roofings - - _ Tom Puckrin Ansura� of all Kinds t -L 1 I��,��! Asphalt- Sidin! Telephone, 522 Whitby, Ont ` 15th Year as :The Very Dena WsU Beards else. : �' M. M GE A CH N I E Insurance Advlaer Thought of YO �"�_ N.M. isordo� FURNITURE DEALES Address +Phone :_ . _ I.• � Brougham. Ont `Pies 5 R 22 Dennis -Moscan and Eleanor Parker - L --FUNERA DIRECTOR Dane Clark Faye Fanerson t _ - •- _ ------ Service Prentice _ res . .- •ea ts TEWUSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY N Day or sight �� Pi LICENSED AUCTIONIEMM L j one, Cl;. 3 0106 - For the Counties of York and cult �•,.,; ...,.JUNE 14, 15 and 16 -Phone 81'id Vegeta. � arlo; aaeeaesor to Corp. Ken Prssr os ,C. A. 8• F, and of the Ifift 'alWolfPickJ. H. Prentice Farmformerl7 Papllea --- and Prentice). sad iat�r r : • Shatyn Alof felt ,Till' Essoond - ,Rlbil 111 -Season - — stock sales a Speddw, at yak ani With ora er _ W W = AV --= PITONS• AGi� W 2, •! f VALUATORBarrister Solicitor' Notary roblie j LICENSED AUCTIONEER and` 1 Novice to You' IIrK s MARKT - . . .. "conducted. Anyrc a ICC•, RCICHARDSN \ c _ :, . or Write ` :.Phone Pickering 26 :: les Phone h � ':Sales g_ 614 Dundas St, East, Whitby, Ont.. Suit 612 ontiaental, Life Brag We ` •do building of all kinds 871 Bay St.. Toronto CARPENTERING !CEMENTING _ .. - --�-- _..Bought and Sold— .PLUMBING zed, clew= C Y R I L E. M O R�L: E Y ROOFING Harold Bro6k'ssterilized, H{ R Jjod' Clothing . .. d pressed like new. Carry. •C ROP ACT C =-we also sell Brantford Roofh4, stock of high cart.•a suits. 7�• F.. STECIiLEY 1[aterials, Empire `Batkroom 5C - '� .00Storats and pants. Also a good INSURANCE HEALTH -CLINIC -- ' : .,. Sj stens, Beatty Stable _ We have a new .shipment of Aprons windbreakers, and gents' furnish- 7J.'' nrniah �- Equipinent, and and 'toweis,also' Wool ��odka .Ties ect. ings 'at very ' reasonable prices. Call n • .• :: ; ... 1\4 Oshawa. _. 146 Sim Pho e Building Materials and be convinced. PHONE 6 7 P F C K. • 22 .Easter and Gree ins Cards _ includi i Estimates Free - Sam Sehwarts,, - '. Mg glees ractiCPlectro-the - -Work Guarantees Claremont, Ont• 21 Bond- Street West; Oshawa, Ont. sboa _ - ---F. J. PROUSE _ The Jersey Palish, Show held at . _ . ' PICKERING MEAT MARKET Srool&a, on May 24, has been one ` only- of a number planned by the:. FRANK_ R. SMITH Jersey Breeders' Association_ ree- . errtly. Other shows are being held . • ropr c c, spy and Mineral Vapor Bath Treatment. 'Practicing 22 years. Consultation Free Hours: 9 a. m " to 9 p. tri, Daily, Vxcept Monday and Friday • • F J Donevan throughout Ontario encouragingly '1W 1 t1� A Product of • • �_trhe development of the Jersey in Ods province. The local organizationA2.11` MAPLE LEAF MILLING CO. LTD. DUNALD RUDDY, Barrater. . Noun Public. tases X 048 �1 for Sale by . i.11as been one of the active branches: A. W. MITC10M Ontario Ind Surveyor 0 1M nekering, Ontario ickermar wageg tU leadin snuck of their work in Seeding Time is Here : Ontario..A full report silk W Carr Alfalda, Red Rower. TioMhy and ata - .1 - a< Our 9tedt i• Qamplaw 1 fA No nest boot � ) s Goolen geed-Bta and Pndmge-4W= Bets and .. Ydtipiiees • GARDEN SEEDERS. CULTIVATORS ; C62M,PZED=S and WATHR MU NTS J, S• BAiSIaON. - PICK EMNG FA,.o uwwm ak 1 aw o r. All sea-pommmy iii _Qu-Aircelf2f Sirectoru - �„ ,ra.rrtlea. Bill. p:eh►� .� Hollywood Canteen > •ALVINSUSHBY Wilkg l if = - ��-��--� - s- ___ - - - --- --- - — - F... ICHA R DSON t [ rpi •. ervice ,rawsre and Tinsmith HC. L. U: -- ' Jack Hens7, Eddie Cantor, Bette a _ GBNIDRAL INSURANCE ,. Dav* Joan crewtord. Dennis Reasonable Rates :-Phone 48 DISTRICT MANAGER e ' REAL BBTATS 3 Morgan, Roy Rogers ,PHONE 290 .STQUFFVI'i.1.F*��t©NYEYANCIN(3 A;dr� s Sisters and Joe E. -Brdwn ) Notice _ EMPIRE Li�ri As old soWlished V Issuance comyaty t to scree. K6NDAY, TiPF.SDAY, WEDN'SDY _ twmMeation Storm Door and i +, resents, �. < !�► p}c�r+g � _ -� 401,50t, hash=toOrdet.Rose HD. �nr JUNE 11, 12 and 13$torss W, u • • � IM �ta�� 4 Asphalt Shingle. o TWO 9ieows At 7 and 9 P. M. Bell Roofings - - _ Tom Puckrin Ansura� of all Kinds t -L 1 I��,��! Asphalt- Sidin! Telephone, 522 Whitby, Ont ` 15th Year as :The Very Dena WsU Beards else. : �' M. M GE A CH N I E Insurance Advlaer Thought of YO �"�_ N.M. isordo� FURNITURE DEALES Address +Phone :_ . _ I.• � Brougham. Ont `Pies 5 R 22 Dennis -Moscan and Eleanor Parker - L --FUNERA DIRECTOR Dane Clark Faye Fanerson t _ - •- _ ------ Service Prentice _ res . .- •ea ts TEWUSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY N Day or sight �� Pi LICENSED AUCTIONIEMM L j one, Cl;. 3 0106 - For the Counties of York and cult �•,.,; ...,.JUNE 14, 15 and 16 -Phone 81'id Vegeta. � arlo; aaeeaesor to Corp. Ken Prssr os ,C. A. 8• F, and of the Ifift 'alWolfPickJ. H. Prentice Farmformerl7 Papllea --- and Prentice). sad iat�r r : • Shatyn Alof felt ,Till' Essoond - ,Rlbil 111 -Season - — stock sales a Speddw, at yak ani With ora er _ W W = AV --= PITONS• AGi� W 2, •! f VALUATORBarrister Solicitor' Notary roblie j LICENSED AUCTIONEER and` 1 Novice to You' IIrK s MARKT - . . .. "conducted. Anyrc a ICC•, RCICHARDSN \ c _ :, . or Write ` :.Phone Pickering 26 :: les Phone h � ':Sales g_ 614 Dundas St, East, Whitby, Ont.. Suit 612 ontiaental, Life Brag We ` •do building of all kinds 871 Bay St.. Toronto CARPENTERING !CEMENTING _ .. - --�-- _..Bought and Sold— .PLUMBING zed, clew= C Y R I L E. M O R�L: E Y ROOFING Harold Bro6k'ssterilized, H{ R Jjod' Clothing . .. d pressed like new. Carry. •C ROP ACT C =-we also sell Brantford Roofh4, stock of high cart.•a suits. 7�• F.. STECIiLEY 1[aterials, Empire `Batkroom 5C - '� .00Storats and pants. Also a good INSURANCE HEALTH -CLINIC -- ' : .,. Sj stens, Beatty Stable _ We have a new .shipment of Aprons windbreakers, and gents' furnish- 7J.'' nrniah �- Equipinent, and and 'toweis,also' Wool ��odka .Ties ect. ings 'at very ' reasonable prices. Call n • .• :: ; ... 1\4 Oshawa. _. 146 Sim Pho e Building Materials and be convinced. PHONE 6 7 P F C K. • 22 .Easter and Gree ins Cards _ includi i Estimates Free - Sam Sehwarts,, - '. Mg glees ractiCPlectro-the - -Work Guarantees Claremont, Ont• 21 Bond- Street West; Oshawa, Ont. sboa _ - ---F. J. PROUSE _ The Jersey Palish, Show held at . _ . ' PICKERING MEAT MARKET Srool&a, on May 24, has been one ` only- of a number planned by the:. FRANK_ R. SMITH Jersey Breeders' Association_ ree- . errtly. Other shows are being held . • ropr c c, spy and Mineral Vapor Bath Treatment. 'Practicing 22 years. Consultation Free Hours: 9 a. m " to 9 p. tri, Daily, Vxcept Monday and Friday • • F J Donevan throughout Ontario encouragingly First - Service our Aim • • �_trhe development of the Jersey in Ods province. The local organizationA2.11` _ 'Lt �E BUT TEM MWX7-- YOU BLASE THE TF$11 , DUNALD RUDDY, Barrater. . Noun Public. tases X 048 _ B. A., B. $e. i.11as been one of the active branches: p��o• �e�o�a bi ss.. a. e. cam. Ontario Ind Surveyor of the Provincial Association, taking +NILE'. DIMS PIc>r WA6 • !4 aq Xing Stet. East, 02"T^ OIL tU leadin snuck of their work in Ontario..A full report silk W Carr � fA No nest boot � ) s