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y . PICKERING9 ONMI TRIDAY, FE B. 15, 1946 ;� No. 25
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11'S• Howse Bath Home V . , M. O. H. 'Presents Annual Pickering Village
The Edgar Bath family are, happy .
again with the return of FS. How- 'Health Report Misses t Dorothy a Muriel , over
and Bath, RCAF., from overseas' were at their home ` Hilltc;p ", over .
—When - Howard is discharged awct the
week, the three brothers, Howard, Artrtual 'Report of Pickering Town- 2. To assist teachers 'in' respect The Victory Grill has been very
Allan and Harvey who were all in ship Board df Health to creating' interest in improving attractively re- decorated-
the, RCAF, • will be on `'civvy St" nutrition, late Division of Nutrition M.-s. Jahn Murkar is spending the '
age —corr. Population - _ +6800 of the Red Cross Cross. Society was g� rest of the winter with the W. 0.
Births (no stall births) ' 49 enough to arrange fora nutrition- Murkar family.
Richardson— Ostrander Deaths from all ' causes, 63; two ist to speak to ,two taeachers' groups.
deaths under one year. No maternal The Ontario Red Cross have co =op- Chief William Ellbtt,- of Whitby
The marriage took place at Geor• deaths; `29 over 70 years. of age; 21 erated in supplying cod liver oil _ _ Speakdz st_ROtary
getown, Ontario, on Saturday. Feb- of myocardial disease; 17 of cere- through the - schools. The Canadian
'ruary 9th, of Marion Irene, daughter bral haemorrhage; 10 of cancer; 6 Council on Nutrition recommends Mernbera o! Rotarq listened to -
of Mrs. A. Ostrander and the late of accident. that a "fish liver oil'as a source of highly interesting address on Toes-
"' Mr. Ostrander, to Kenneth Richard- Vitamin D. should be given to the day evenini] -- omething a bit &U-
;�s,: :, son, eon as lldtr. and Mrs.-James � Financial Statement children and expectant mothers, and Brent, in the telling ei' sotmethtit►g of
Richardson,
of Georgetown( former- Total expenditures $2,871.71, of may be advisable--for other, adults" the "inner - workings" of a police
which salary expenses were 82,235 It is recommended that concerted force. He stressed the major role
h,•' ly of .Pickering)•. -
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- WpWm McGuire Buried Wednesday, and expenses for control of comet- effort of school, home and eommun- oarntiaaed on •lDatie >, .
unicable diseases were 8200, ity toward raising , the nutritional. Loral Boy To Escort Baas Td r
m• Ills" was sung for
status of each gild snag eliminate Press
Orstsri 0 County will extend asort- High Preventia�o sad Control of much worry over provision for dent
eaen+e to the University of Toronto, William McGuire, of Pickering, who Communicable pisesses tal correction.
Ajax Division on Saturday afteraaon,- --passed away at his home on Mon- Peter O'HalIoran, of Pic7terias,
There were no serious epidemics Dents! Survey -the dental aur-
peb. 16. Conducted tours will take day morning following several weeks now with Canadian Forces atstionrea
He was in his 80th year. during the year. All the schools vey revealed 82.4 percent o! at Lethbridge, has been assigned to
place from 200 o'clock to 4.80 P. m were visited three banes with the children with dental defects. One out ,will acwmp„
doming the afternoon and this few Q4,' , in Pickering Township, he the Escort Body
following results: o! every six pupils had no defects a" Gaman prisoners from the
tare is open to the general puWjd ' �'ed as ° bay at Greenwood' and Diphtheria toxoid given •484 One out of every three pupils had -.
The eitizens o! Ontario County' ill . later attended school in Pickering• .SnrW1pox vaccination _ 251 previous - dental care. The children �Se Lethbridge German prison trt-
,a4 be given the privilege of visiting the_ Fardlowiing this he farmed here for Whooping Cough - - 58 with dental defects showed there' oat gyp' Germany. 2 Maya
various diassrooms and- build �,.; >., lazes yt+�s+ when marrying and mov- Whooping Cough and Diphtheria was an average of 4.4 defects per that camp
fir on or about the mba•
void elcbended as Opportunity to •seat lag to Margaret, Manitoba. He farm- The first group to leave embark-
ed there for. about twenty -five yeas -- -toxoiid combined_ �•. &Hd• ed -at Halifax on the Mauretania.
.the gnat transformation that h� Immunization --in respect to imm-
p within the last, few He, same back to Pickering to re- > Tuberculeals Control. u:tizstion at school, this may shrink
tooattrtise, Previotta- to-that time Ajax tire- -_He was a member itf the." Twelve eoaiy�4 and old cases to nothing it the school and other PickkOring Bed Cross
s munitions manufacturing Francis- de Wes Church and the Euchre and Bridge, Mon. F#6 albs
.' were examined at tts�, travelling community agencies join , in urging
cwtze known throughout the Eza -- Holy Name Society. clinic -at Oshawa; 4 gssey weft. ad- Lrnmunization during babyhooet,
be-
.... A Red Cross Euchre and Bridge
- today, it is transformed to Mr. McGuire is snrv'iveti by .fares- milted to sanitsria.; . � . gh ' > 1 gs'nnir�g ::+it the age of tsar months.
as,o institution for the developmetst sons: Charles. at home; H�►rzY, of - .. will be .held on Monday evening.
pupils, wet'e . Tuberculin : a Tlie reinforcing dosA o! toxpid beinS
ell better citizens for peace. A. ban- Oshawa and Dan, of Margaret, and February' 21i, at B P. M. in tlta Red
datrgbters: Carrie, at home; 21 (including leveret , 'frosrr last ,given at six gears of age.
a will be held in the cafeteria, three year's class) 'positive- ...cases, Were Control of, e43%rn a fkble Disea� Cross }�oorns.'i'his is likely to"be the
gapable of seating between . four and Mrs. Ohss. Goodwin, of Toronto, and x- rayed. :r'o active ctie ie -the nti 4er pf children kept at last Red Cross social, evening, VA
-;five hundred people, at 6.30. 1`ickeL- Jennie (Sister_ Mary SL. William, of x-rayed. x it is to be hoped that every one will
Regina Sacred Heart Convent). among those eisrnina home ay parents ,.because of sigas ewers and help to make it the moat
'fm' this '�'uet are MV oa ae' e'81 was held on A complete physical examination • of communicable disease is far more
and available throughout she county. - The funeral service . succewful and enjoyable meetialf
Wednesday otozaipg from St. Fran- of 144 pupils in Grades L 8 and 11 significant in judging aceornplish
The at -tbe banquet was shade by the M. O. H. anent.'than tbe;; :,,number of: children '
1 a George A. Drew, cis de Sates _Chorea}, with. . B. excluded front 3chooi for 'the same y The boys`�*iio kill stave arrived
o a Province oU0ntsXiQ T. Kyte, .officiating. : •t - hpme from 6vprsea4 since the last
.r• 'Mill: Sappy? reasons. There :were 48 children sr nt presentation• dill be presented veiA
trsster o'! Education- - Other Pd►Itbearers' were Messrs: A. .W There Wks one infection associated • home, 1 excluded fosa�eaon of
will be the Mitchell, Thos' Dwyer, Arthur O'- �` trot- fountain -- -pens. as ha, been done tee
ers- on the program with the milk supply : i; year, a skin it tiion, a4iid 24 Sor_ -oi -
goo. and Rev. Dr. H. J. -Cody, Connor+ John Cowan, M=TisbHiekc- - tan ^ coanint earlier. -
Tor a and Gen Hsckaeti. , � of Und.Wernt Fever in a man who odes. Tao - facilities for era "saints r
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Chancellor: the .University of y ,got his..rnilk lhiPply from a distrib- betitiv �.luhch in the._;�a6661. -raintrib- Admisqlor: 25 cents Prier
onto; Dr. 5 ;vdney E. Smith, Pres. of interment in the R. C. Cemetery. utor of raw still[. Oyr Board is utes toward„ the reductiofi& -4. com- Will the lad Al pt. ass provide
the University of Toronto; Col. W• E• Sway �oa4 Reads Meet, At . - strongly in favour of malting the }nunicable disease.' We rey�{ there sandwiches and will P� a your pl�se
Phillips, Chairman, Board of �',o''er 13roukhaas _ whole ttownshtp "a pasteurization . are still several schools in the town- Lake note of the dale— Mor+r3ay sir•
Hors, University of Toronto; J. R_ nrear ship united in this respect. oniaR, February 2b.
`Glliep, Director Ajax Division. t'ni-
At a meeting in Broukhtam United :: AUX '-14Y 74-,%nom -I;GA '•."j
5v�y of Toronto; and others. The - Puilie Health` hnrsiag 9eivice scours spent in clinic a:yd eonfera rice AN-U.kL MEETING
Chairman -of the bar Sebool leaders met_ to discuss the In ' presenting the annual report, sessions:—
-�F._ An 1 K• C•, Pies. of the _. Wnsibilities of a Sunday :school we re- emphasize that vur goal is 1. Immunization file Annual ,ling of the coot} ;
Oshawa* Chamber of Cammeree, Convention. All churr:bea above the 'prevention of • defects rather than '2. Tuberculin test,. Seca School. Ontario Federation of Agricultuto
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under whose auspices . 8�. , village ct Che rvwood were reDr'es- correction of defects. 8. Dental Survey will be add on
event hoe been staged• Co-sponsors ented. but lone troa� tine South cud• Yisio t-- it all regular ciasaroavcns 4. Physfral Ez oY M. d. 1R. Tuesday February 19, at 8'P. IL
With the Oshawa Chamber of Com- Tentative date set for the Convert- are sight . - saving roomN the' nuntbei• .5.. Pre - school Conference.
merce• are: The Comity Council of � March 14th. (May ice suggest of F,iasses takes on new significance. Plano for ektending ' , the servimi ' :� �a ; the Couty of _Ontario; The Chain-. ,� the officers that . the . Sunday There are alai} schools silo the town- area � R
her of Commerce of Whitby;
The Sa!hool teachers and officers in the ship without „beaeft of electricity. 1. Establishment of Child Health
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___Rotary -Club of Pickering; •The Port ,,. ewDloyed in such' woos- Ph ical Examinations• if an -in- Confereri -- rr, lllnsrn, Gnludo &WreULTY
Perry Rusin.-sa Men's '-Association, tiona. as .to make It kr4)oseible to p' creasing rRvmber of children are go- 2. Tuberculosis Suroe� of T". will be our guest speaker
Uxbridge kinsmen Club; Rotary a►nd leave in the middle of the mg regularly to- their own physician :8. Mental Health `Clinic
.Cltib''of Oshawa: hivcanas Club of •oar. -few of their• are fanners. Ed•) and" dentists for examinations, then in conclusion, our eznpl�asio must -be plan to attend and Support this
Oshawa; Rotary - Club rot 'Whrtb7+ Officers for the Township Assoc, may we rejoice over the small num- changer from . defects and correction organization. _
A Kinsmen Club of Oshawa: Kinsmen Rree•, Boy Carter; Secretarv, ber of examinations made by the to educatioti, for the PRF.VF`1TION s,a�tiee � Provide Luitdi
Club of Whitby. Buraett Jamieson. witli other mem- school physician. We had"110 child- of defects. `
It is exPec� that the 'entil a mss: Mrs. $. R,eewr. • W. C. will- ren• who had physical examinitiona • a • • _ Les. 'Smith
Board of` Gm'ernors* of the 1319ver- Ron arid Rev. I. F. Kennedy' by the family physician. I wish to thank 'all who have ass- President gecra►tary
aitp of Toronto together with the Nutzitiort =-in considering witrition • itsted in the work et_ n »h t.• emu+ -
executive .,of`1mrs .rnu usher prcut_ic> ±# Tchtih Egg To Beat through the school.-machines-1-human. -'��'r man In our ,municipality during the year, _ Grandma 9tilI Active
sand otherwise, are defective if poor especially the Durham - Ontario, Den -
eat r. ictals wth be presesit•, • ,ompaoD, Caaz•entont, _ _
ff ..:
Mrs .• P. Robbins Se'rw ±II fly tough displays for siz ,. The. strudicz. nPo r nett inoeffect�iven� prveytoof} Pickerindu Township.-Our tlig a n wanted to sell the editor a subscrip -.
g S
Last
Week we reported Mrs. T. P. egg �weigha five and three- quarter . Ate- lion to.the National Home Monthly. '
By supplying nutritional deficiencies, Public School Inspector, Mr, .�
Bobbies having fractured s hip, in ounces' and measures eight .and we. informed her that we had sent '
you will see better attendan , amore 'bald, who has been very'helpfnl to
• fall over a rug, in her own home. tbmo-quarter 'aches one Ray and more young women through college
enezgy; less • fidgetiness, timid - both the. Public Health 'Mures and
She was taken to Oshawa hospital. ne and Three - quarters the other sty, leas_listleas�dese _hetter_-memor3�,_tho -4, -O. H. in their school work, � Magazine subscriptions; than
�. a. We suggested that -the AY. most parents", she replied that she
- -where on Saturday mouth Rock _pullet that laid the egg better motor control and more zest as have all the -teachers. I should uthought. that vras 'very' fine- of
• d a, stroke, affecting the same s•de for pkac• also particularly mention the assist-
as the fractured hip. The members must have ''bust',' wide open. 'c'Not you, but that she was sending giand-
1. We believe there 'is s very de ance of the Trustees of Pickering ma th•rotigh' a w ^lding . scbooll%
t of her family have been called ber,' said Mr. Thompson, "She'$ finis r+� for improvement in the Schnol--in transporting the High
to Picl:Prins^• :,,
still, bfng atmai�'. school lunch Four schools have a School pupils to Toronto for their
hot lunch program. Three schools x -rays. �h ' 'Chuirehea
Pkkering C. G. L T. TENDI+�S WANTHD serve milk ! N. F. Tonttlinsort, .M. O. H.
.-
a -"The Comrades group of the C. G. Tenders will be received up to, 12 '
L T. met at the home of Joan Fall- Donbartatn i oiled t�tuzrh "
noost, February 16, 1946, for one Tbaitk 'Yeti William Maw Conducts Otte Ot The. Rev. A. E. Holley, B, : A., B. D.
wise on Monday evening. upright phwo.. to be sold from the � �
'lbe opening exercises loll- g� &bool, Highest tender Outstanding Sales Of Neighborhood, minim ;
awed by the business' repozis. The Prano may fir% 12' 1946 -+-� -- 1Fjsndst, February I7, 194i.
not neeess!ral accepte L a tabseromr now Removed) , The, auction gale of- the farm stock 9.45 a. m. - Sunday School and
Worahip Period, corder the .direction be on applicatiaa to the 7" Adult Discussion Group.
of Margaret James, Jacqueline Best- $ecz+stssry. Tare Pickering Newer a for Jos: Stephenson, Base 'Line East, 11,00 a, � - Morning Worship
ley and Nettie Wionzek, • too* his J. K B'lackweilr f Deer Sir: Enclosed please stud on Tuesday, February 6, was Iarg�ely
' an order for =1:.60. I be&" we t IRO atteh" and the bidding was brisk. "� � the day the Lard bath made.
ilia theme "Creative teisure". Jessie _ geecetae hr- '1`iwrara',
Bushby hdrodut:ed Mrs. Goody aa• _ , L & 2, Pieli�ilr Ostirio scares on lat?t Feats pin A birder which had been used for let cs be s and rejoice in
guest speaker, who Hare as iaspir• Feb. 16 and when the rest is used up, please somas time, sold at ;190. Cows sold �. _.
gu teak a "Breve gave s"'. discontinue. We bays eztjoyed your fracn' $100 to $160. A brood sow, Presbyterian Chweb, PkkW64
A vocal duet was nicely gives► by The Pkkerlag News paper very mT�. lest we ehoald with sight, little piss two weeks old, Rev. D. Marshall, Minister
Helen Bust and Jessie Bushby in EstabUshed 1881 patronise cot local paper, alt2iott� sold for i�o. Anelalet'eer William Jdrs P. N. Sprott► organist =.
p'Yon"ws s tat to be thanidttl for". Published Each FXWUT By thers is to eompurlsgn betwseo Maw was busy frontAll -80 till dark. - aw"A", �+'eDruary, iZ, 1l4i`
Eoeryotte joined is pla7ing Val- W. C, Murkar and 'Son them. ; The wale reached s tots} o! over '�n�7 a�,t -5.00 P. to,.
continued oe Dap 6 Rsbw — $110 per year In advance - l 1d6trsd"'. $4000. _l�ut�il�j (}scorch Service - 8.00 p, zn »
J LIFE'S LIKE. THAT
�By Fred er
Neh
[!. S. REPRESENTATIVE " = d
"A octor was knocked tip in a
s•e•+rarrr.. small .village about Sans. by a
HORIZONTAL Answer to Prevfons Puzzle 12 Prevalent. AARS' PW � Y � i� man who asked him to come old
1t 4 months. / / /'�/ *mmediately'•to a place ten nines
1,6 Pictured V I E},[Gi 1 Ili N O R A d
new U. S.. p M ��'"•jj�� C E S R CAST 22 Rank' '� away The doctor - dressed quickly -
Representa- S P R T 5 E 24 Laughter - / and got out his car, and they drove
- :b�� A R P A E H E 26 Erbium furiously to their destination.
L. E T H A R P (symbol). h\ • y .. Upon arrival the man asked:
�Llrca,° •' f U
" v,; � >�eep, ERE P �+K6+NIA 2 T C 28 Cartograph. \\ '' - • " _ "What is your fee, doctor."
• �•+ guinea," be repliedJ.."._._ _
P f H A E C 29 Every. - Half a inea,
14 Fun• '. E H I S N CAN 30 Afternoon �I !t ! 1 some surprise.
13 Idolize. A I DE BET R A N r party. � i!1 4' � ! i h • "Here it is, then," said! the man
16 Falsehood. E E G P E S 32 Arrive (abbr.) t I61!� i�j handing over the money, „and'
11 Arbmatic AIM P A A I T 33 Twice - 'f `
llant 4 Y t cheap, too. The garage man
p P (pry)• 1
18 Tellurium C 0 R N E wanted. thirty, bob to drive -me 1
E S I M N ."
(symboI): 34 American overhunciorist. "
Year (abbr.). 49 Powerful value. 36 Small stream •+ /� 7
20 Russian river. explosive (var.). : • -
• - X81 Uncommon. •. (abbr.), VERTlCAL'
37 Originators.
=3 Diaphanous. 50 Leader. I Burn. 39 Like sirup.
Ocean.
27 Each (abbr.). 55 United King- 3 Mohammedan . note Promissory
(abbr.).
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28 Entangle. dom (abbr,).. noble (var.). 42 Levees -(var ). — —
sl Rigtif (abbr:):.56 Rhode W d 4 Flowers. 43 Deviate. "
- 32 Arabian -(abbr.). SBefore.` 44 Imbecile.
garment. ' W Australian 6-Flying 45 That thing.
WITH
35 Beverages. bear. mammal. ' ` `46 Fresh tidings.
"37 Dry. 58 Intellect. 7 Poem. 47 Operatic solo ofl'a o
38'-She -hcs It PupUb e, -- Iiawaii:a- •' 'r ^.• '�' `•ad• -- —
written sev- 61'Mistake. bird. 51 Auricles. Mac
eral —. .62 So (Scot).' 9 Attempt. 52 Liliaceous ds
`y 40 Pocketbook. 83 Famous Bel.;, "ifl Prataes for plant. •`%Ve were, going to _convert-'to coal but I had a better idea-
41 Young goat: - gian violinist drying skins 53 Short lances Henry coeverte4d to long underwear and I got. this mink coat."'
43 Sanctified who died in for parch- 57 Parrot.
Person. 1931. ment. 60 Symbol for r
46 Table 'linen. ' 64 Article' of .11 Ball of thread sodium. Too Late
2 3 4 5 6 E 9 �O 11 12 g You will Enjoy staying •t
After leaving his church the min.
` i ;ter stopped to shake hands' with �' Re�irP Hotel
16 a young woman who was a_ new.. p �
member -of , his congregation.. In rORONTO
_.IV `d �9 zp the course of conversation 'the min- a Every Room, with Asti.
' ister remarked how leased he al. • �s��e. $2.3o ov oao.e. `\ F`
-z k p � MACDI)iKALaS -
_ ways was to welcome new meta- Double, i3jA ap. _
- Good Food. D1rJas and Dome•
bers to the - church. 1 ■R rrlaatly.
The young woman blushed sherl,00r ■e of lJ 1!o
.....,w - - prettily. - Tel. RA. 4135
33 34 "It's very kind of you to say so."
Nbt at all," replied the minister
5
- "Just let me have your name and
" = - address, and t will be able to tail Fiery Itching ,Skilt
,y fiery, Itching j ai�i
x and see you. - - -- Gets Quick Belief
j -
I ..'•Oh I" stammered' the girl "I-- - ' ' -
41 2 is er —I'm afraid you're too late. I've A.
got a boy .friend already." Here is a clean stainless enet.
rating antiseptic oil that wilVSrIng
-you ape ady'- reltel from the•Itebinst "
Time Is Nothing - and distress of Eczema, Etching
Toes and and Feet; hashes and. skin.
We're inclined to accept as gas- troubles.
pd anything that those Prussian Not. only does this heating anti- setrtle all promote rapid and healthy
- - grenadiers who serve as doormen healing in open sores and wounds, "
at the big movie houses choose to but boils and slmplo ulcers are also a'
Z <+ yell dowse our throats, but ° we
Quickly' releived. In skin affedtiona €
—,the Itching of Eczema 14- qulckly
were, somewhat flustered the other stopped• the eruptions' dry at: and
night when we heard the one out- scale oft in a very few days. Tbw
same Is true of Barbera Iteb, Batt
side the Astor Theater announce, Rheum and other skin draptlons,
rl There ali11 be immediate Can obtain Moone's Emerald w „
clearly, " ii on•
m half an hour," O any modern drug vtore.
h:,
,MUTT AND JEFF Maybe 'They Should Have Ordered A Sinatra Sandwich A La Frolnage BY BUD FIS�-- .6`s'- 1�d1'ht%S - --
GO'.�f1, I DON'T I'LL ORDER FOR '-r WAITER, f eaINC3 us HERE'S YES ? IK TFiE ncr►t, BOCKLEY'S _
MUTT, ITS• ER• , -' - y,"•i j° aTAIMLIESS
KNOW WHAT YW,JEFFI I I(fbw 8RIN6 US WHAT? SPtMat'! - �LL - sPIMONIO NEW OWNER Wffii� RU8
THESE FUNNY ALL A80UT THESE WNAT'S WELL OPT11E PL
SPIMQNIO VEI2MATELLI • SPIMOHtO 1' VERh1ATELL1, '.
NAfrtEES MEAfd! FOREIGN DISf1ES! VERMATELLI! l HERE, ON THE SEE, YOU LL %I StR! _ Does t;lvet
• sa MENU! COME? LIKE IT! : ?. �� I� Faster Refief,�
r' COME.wA1TR This faster penetrating Rub really does t„
v
HURRY! j bring quick relief to either kiddies or
I
r rtMU v ' �_ c • grown -ups. Rubbed briskly over chest,
• - '- + throat and shoulder olades: •i helps
- C ` ceoro o glowing w ar mth, breaks up toe-
- -
•oa ^,' -i_ ge stion eases breofh,nq--- BUCKLEY'S
i �� WHITE RUB must give relief in toss _
- _ r ; Ya time or money back. Price 30c and Sic.
-- '; - Sold everywhere.
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By GENE 13 -
- OKAY, MEN TWO'LL - TWIS 19 Tide SECOND TEST --
Tf1'tA-AI�MINB"I ;L- •� MEN- -ISM HAPLY TO SAY YOIi
P J✓ BY EASY STAGES? TRY TN' LAST AN' L
TOUGHE3T OP ALL/ FORTY-NINTH COURSE WITH FLYIN' COLORS- -
i —lam FLOOR AN' T14EREFME I'M DROLL T'GIVE
R +`6 I J `� ik MAKE 11' �pjl tiSE WERE RILOYZ'
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the News
Canada Eau* Price Controls
new explosive *ue• asking with-
The "suspension" announced by
Mackenzie dlawR' Of all British and French
Prune Minister Mack
King tl OOAS from the Levant.
Of a ' limited number * of articles French ' authorities estimated
Mainly coming under the head of about 5,000 19reneb troops and 20,.
'luxuries and Borne services from 'nOG British troops are in the
operations -of price ceiling is the Levant.
:first step towards the eventual re. Syria and • Lebanon, . fokmer
-mOval'of price and wage•controts` French mandates in the strategic
,U_
which will ultimately free Canada Middle East based their cases )a
frOra wartij�� emergency regula-` ' the ,claim that British and French
tion,
troops have __7 The success o' ritories remained in their ter-.
f Price control i "Many months'- after' the
In
A6 Canada and this country'% escape, end of the w
and
n the ravages acid physicll ��&Pan ' and that -some of thtse
"from war' with Girmany
•destruction Of war have resulted t' 0OPi have been a constant men-
in our price • structure being sub- ace to the I)eace and security '13
is region."
lower than h
..,6tantially
the pri,!e
levels .of many of the countries
vtith. whQm we trade," Xr King Famine 'In India
*aid. According to the latest reports
of the fbod 'situation in India
lit -Europe fail-
-re is no Big Three issue In .ire of -the monsoon --the seasonal
The
W11
34 which brings most rainfall
Spain -none of the Three likes -in December and January
-Franco, says the New York dLeed a drought in ro-
Tialts. the MadrAs
err .............
Europe as a Whole there a' district more sevtre than c 2
re an be
Ame 'sign'$, of financial and eco- remembered for the past 30 years. WM
there is
comic recovery,' At least . Harvest in One of the worst -hit
'Dot the Wholesale slatig it6r
h by districts in
the 1942 and 1943 Ben
starvation and - disease that was 821 fa
flared. In France mines,-was OnlY.one-sixth of
there' has been Lorim;l.
matiorr of General de Gaulle and Government said that unless Ira.
a leftward swing, with the resig- The food ministe in -the Indian
'
the election of Felix Gonia, bat 41 cis a food -resources are conserved
Communism has not reached'-the we shall not be in a Position to
English' Channel in force. I!ght the demon -of starvation two
a Asia.
months hhence." Z
Some Of the' Asiatic •:trouble Scrap 8,000 Plants
Spots are ie?_3 menacing than they -Six thousand ' Planes which cost
A ere. Amer P�aarly sl.000,(j
'can and Russian mili. 00,000 - are
--bUY COMMiSsiong' ji being
L era by the rj .1� .8
e been try. e States
1109 to revive Korea's Army in Europe because- they are
and to give -her economic • -considered mil4arily obsolete
fifty co
poi. -and
..tical parties some voice in the 1•ave,-no Peacetime use.
promised * , . "provisiOnal demo Another- strike
Ovt !zratic
8 rament." jj3 China a^settle_ The. United States government
'Men* of the nineteen-year-old If st week made ready to take over
-struggle - between Cbiang Kai-shek operations of the
tugboat system
and the Communists was in sig,rf it' New York's big harbor as
45 the week e ;,Pralyzing
nded. Only in Ind'a strike
"is the situation tragical, tied up coin
y bad. with 11rcial shipping. And meanwhile
'aline threatened and unrest in- III ew York's _1,500.0W - residents
•creasing. were cut off by the
Levant Files Den�= d- C!:timated 80 strike from an
-&Up pl, Per cent. of their fuel
Syria and Lebanon handed the Its- and nearly half their food
United Nations Se— -1uPPlies. There was an 'estimated
cur3ty counc;l week's supply of each on hand.
A CANADIAN 13LIYS BULL WORTH $51,000
7
FAMOUS SCHOONER `BLUENOSE" SINKS OFF HAITI
VP1 HS
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.-Fastest fishing schooner Of mod .7
4 rock or reef. Her crew of "M times, the Bluencme, of LunenberS, N.S., sank e'81t wall rescue& Never defeated in k off Haiti after hitting
schooner wall built In Nova Scotia in I championsilip contests, the famed
Imperial Trad e Conference ' '
KEY SAVED
Arrangement DROWNING MASTER .* J
hAre been con-' Sm O
T-leted for an Imperial trade coll-
fcrence opening in Lonjon May 13
a - preliminary t16 the interns-
t,Oal trade conference, in Wash.
fir_ Bton.
It Was understood
. -that the
rjPal_ discussion., will b PP_n___
e on. the
future Of Imperial preference
,ahich
is expected. to be. raised at-
t"e Washington conference wh-n. --- - ---
tie 15 Pyincipal trading countries.
of -the world will endeavour - t,3
Work out a scheme ensuring a freer
"Ow of the world's commerce with
of
NO TRICK AT ALL-----
J. T. Donaldson. of �ktlanta
T Ga., Owes his -:A,
40 canine rescuer held life to his dog, 5mokey.
a Donaldson's head above
au in which water when e
7 he was riding Plimsed into e creel. * Another *
pass erin the car, Ben W. pray"
;IUM PeacoLk iZinr on as Sm, was drown
ell.
'Deputy Sheriff
W-J-4fully
greets master
7
Fish Sto
ry
fishermen must
n—
Three
Sydey
; �fie thought they had booked
cyclone w ACTS 2WAYS
when their boat Was tow-
Vd, round about the ocean
7: 41ou fOt four TO RELIEVE MISERIES of
J's by their catch,
jts turlied out, thai _theY,.b�
ad
whaler shark by the tail
and, that
9- -blue-
6r
POm 'shark
-hd: bec6n the
it tangled 'in line, Now get real reU#f •from coughs,
-hile attacking the hocked whaler, chi tins -th ddo�nti is g-
esaoLfi t on
N�, i'Oth were ianded.
of bron�
way that Actually
AYS AT OjjCr Ks 1 Plastic-reinforced bows n1ake arch'-
try p]
aY for Carol Dunsdon, five i PIE"
EmrEs
deep into brnchW
NeavY T�ead �ubes with
YnIRES Retreads medicinal vapors,
We Have STIMULA
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eeti��
--.L;,uesG And be
pro,
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ec
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for i)ropvrtje-. near Windsor To: jag poultice.
ronto and Niagara --Falj,,t
'is x 16
Write
String ntg
Us particulars. -'a 440-4,310/21. 45Q/20 VINO frOR "OUR"
C.
Canndi;
VVIndso T
7.60 47:6.300/19, To get all the benents of
to-'-No;it a- a -Pall�,,: A-00/20
I r "'Mas. combined PExEmTWC4TlMULA
4.10/17 Two
actlon
-aV/1C 600.6-,0/20
chat
rub throat,-
and 6
*14.80 Truck 30, th VIcks VapoRub ai
-3 •
8 ply. W/26 bodtimq. lns4ntry VapoRu
goes
x2""00 10", -2 wags at once as town
1.1 01.'�
gxv�ll CNIECKED work
F-40-00 :Wx7..-5o/_-0 12 ply -to ease
Fifty -one thousand dollars' 4" a -1f)INV above -to bronchitis cough-
_ Ing, loose;% qqngestion, relieve
-'delivered or quic�- relief from,*t�hinjz callsed restful, comfort] ess, and sp6ed
Jack Smith Rlhlee,_,,_L by �cr(.rma rUn
esented in this Hereford. 'Money 84Ck-,, %VP Ship-
'S.- �'Uffency_ or,,$38, Muscular soren
of - bull in TJ ITO or other "Nex At Equally LOW erfrem
worth
in, Canadian cash is repri Orrier At
it to the StOlIffville herd of George, ]Roda� by, morning sleep.
nz, Toronto, 'Ont. rWng Most of the .
is gone. Get relief. from. broul
New world's record was established when. 'Mr., Rod -bought thei
QS chi Is distress tens wIth'dou.
career auction. Rodreiz, -37, 'started his
r u St ble-action, time•
trucking produce frorn
'bull Del ZentO 1, at an Oklahoma auc Oil to Toronto, .7- Won,* tested Vickir vapO.
279 t
"bib - Try ft
vvks* Us'
l:lassirled Advt'a � , :Audtey . �; ��•• � i Kaiser � . , .. i ✓ _- - -• - � i _ ,...
--�- = TANL EY
Thy Club are ,putting on their Electric '.4
: - Wanted - woman or girl t9 assist play •ti, Ki -awde, on the 22nd.
Yvith general housework•- •c�mfortob- Abw. -ut forty turned out on Friday. T��/atre
le quarters with private bath and eveiiing last to see the views put on . Roane sad Barn Wiring Pommosat Nagging Pain �
radio. Good wages and reasonable by bir. Ritchie, at the school. Througts _ ESTIMATES GIVEN = that Frei P, -
hours. '-News Office Box 470. some -mistake in his program Mtn _ Temper aid
Feb. 2 did not appear the prevluus week. � St��
• ' "Jl. Jl. .1Larss Nor%-es- It may be You Eyes,
'For Sale -20 cords - hardwood. Dr. ' He will be here again on March 8. � --
- N. E. McEwenr, Pickering The views were enjoyed. One part- t �� C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. >�eK s �� -�
Hillside Hatchery tries to satisfy all icnlsrly interesting to lsrmers was ,` _ - Saturday Mr �n , at 2 F. 1K.
' customers, but they recommend you the life history, of the Warble Fly. i - �""T Olney Block' Opp P. O. Doom Open Each Night Al GAII �
order for spring delivery (oz iinan - Another showed how Sweden handles PRONE FICIL 113J p'81DAY - 'IATUSVAT
late) now to get what you want its city children's health and play - - - phone 1616 _
Hillside bookings are heavy. Their grounds.. BIRTHS 08HAWA, ONT. FEBRUARY 15 and 16
chicks are "Approved", breeders The Club met on Monday evening : �L
ullorum tested. Agent, Garry Milks, at the home of William and Mrs.' Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Behind theEishtball
_ Pickering, Ontario. Brown, with Preektint Dick Winter Stroud, of Dumbarton, U son, on WANTED
Bray Hatchery has heavy breed in the chair. Depaty -Reeve W. H. , Wednesday, January 30, 1946, at the Ritz Bros. and Carol Brow
cockerels. prompt shipment. Looks Westney, as guest speaker reviewed Pickering Nursing Home. DEAD HJRSES AND C)1'1'1'LE �+ s
like good markets for these. Breeds the municipal situation. He said the • • • • Texas' Masquerade
Ions in assessment a exprop- Born' For Tree p1Cg up phone q
like Light Sussex. L. S. s N. H.,r to Mr. and Mrs. Norman BROOKM, , New Hampshire, etc. Also thie,ks, riation of Ajax in 1939 has now Scully, of Rouge Hills, Ont., a dau- PICKERING , , , , •, , • � ' • b6 aw+.0 +b t `Riau -Boyd
dayvld, started: Ask for price list: been reported to be made up by ghter, on Tuesday, January 29, 1946, P .. • • • • • .. 506
new assessments" in the townshi ICKERING Universal News
p• at the Pickering Nursing Home. • . ... , ..soDe • �� _-
Agent, Lockwood Milling, Picker- AGIRCOURT .
The new assessment system will not MONDAY - 'TUESDAY
i'ag' be used in its entirety for a year or y We u `the 'phone .chargeE
- Brooder Stove grid attachments for o An matter for publication in the pay • • FEBRUARY 18 and 19
so. The peculiar work of the early ' . News must be in by Wed. noon.
sale. Used one season; 75 - -White engineers in laying out the town - - -- GORDON YOUNG LTD
Leghorn pullets; yuaatity of poultry ship whore .size of farms, roads ri'a the Editor. we ek- end_at the'
equipment; colony house; water running at various angles etc., was Dumbarton, Feb. 11, 1946 Coronco Phone Ad. 3tWr',
'7 1
:�'tanim with tamps. Mrs. Hert Har- nom; His address was full of in- The Community Haall Waldorf
vey, bruughani, Wit. teresting facts. Wm: Winter ,maven Regarding a site, for the new Maple Leaf Fire /
Wanted -- ,house or- roonis in or near a vote of thanks to the speaker and Community' Hall, as I am an old p Ginger Rogers Walter Pidgeon
Claremont, for 3 or 4 months, Fom Percy. Neale thanked the Browns. Pickering boy, I would suggest the '
memcing. 1st of April. Donald Law- Pickering Township buy the old Insurance Co. Select 'hurt• -Q-ibjecU r
Eliza-
son" k. K. 1, Pickering. Logan lot ' on the corner of Eliza- —
WEDNESDAY - THUAB`DAT
- - For sale- registered sow and six AGt;:1U_ SALE. -- -bear St. and Highway. 2. It wools - = -- .'Write or Phone -- --
young pigs, !u weeks. old.'S._ Young give two entrances to the hall and FEBRUARY 20 and 21.
iiig;hta td Creek, ' Phone Scarboro Saturday, ' February 233 - -extensive a good parking space, and a woad- Cheap Rates for Fazes and . Country
�6, i' suction eels' of 30' head o! Hol- erful view. Why tear _down'the old Buildings Enchanteaf£ottage
New Singer Sewing Machines are stein cattle, including several hall• -let it stand--it has `been an
available, wing ics and tread- fresh caws and springers, horses, honoured landmark for years, but Windstorm Lneursnce on Buildings, Dorothy McGuire Robert Young
In. For further information write pigs: smpiemenza sari Bay, the pro- nu yark;sgs eyo�c. NJ oc....,.G' ....*a - - --
:- of William E. Miller, at lot esdon -would be-the lot west of the Automobile Insurance of All Kinds FOTO -KITE - TllUR3.
or -phone- "Singer Sewing Machine ply
22 con. 10 Markham 2 miles. Gordon House.
Covipany" 1Q Ontario 'St. Oshawa. '
Phone 696 tf south of Stouffville. Note -this Jos. B. Gormley Elowman & Rowe Where should the Coarrhtu.�ity Safi
heard was T. B. tested last week • • • •
- Bougbt =and Sobd- ' r, in Pickering be located.' Think it
r, • -acrd s11 passed, giving a clean R. R. 2, Pickering, Feb. 11, 1346
Used Clothing - sterilized, clean- _ '"'-'- - - - ever?-right s a
ad and pressed i'>ca sew. Carr, •
test. See bills for detail.- No re- Tb#- Editor. The News: t g w y
IwV stock' -of ;nigh class -suits. serge, owner giving up_ farming Dear Sir: I notice in your issue KSHING - MACHINE �•
Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.. rn. - of the 8th of February in column
.&V oats and parita. Also a goad . `'� Choice Meats_
at+ock of new hither coats and ! 1��'�urner, clerk; Sellers and beaded "The Churches' , that you re- ��� `� �� � _
Atkinson, auctioneers. Feb. 22 port that I was. appointed Lay
ak
windbrecrs, am' gents' fnrni,h- • • . ' De eider. !e Season'
Reoresentative of .St. Paul's Con - �� v Fish in
logs at very reas��.uable antes. Cal! Friday,; February 23- auction sale gregation to the Synod. I was not
Low Cott sad be convinced. sale of farm stock. implements present at the meetioa when thi4
Sam 5ehwart� Buy Better
Bond Street West. is Awa, Ont. and household furniture, the- prn- nomination -vase maeie anal have C'a- -?a'.: -
.- ? -- perty of .George Maguire, lot 25, since expressed to thr. Rector, Rey• � �' ' -"k r � Ph' 1808
__� -! ,. C.:.�zs .Claremont OaIf.T
as (•'' hear, con. 2; Township of Whitby. F. G Robinson, my r� uret at being '. ,a Wc_.ar p -
PIANO TLJ!VxN s one halt mile east of Whitby step arable: to accept the office.' Store Claremont -Meat -
-� . j
-- -
AND REP:'.IR> light, and one rnile. north on Will you be goA ennugh. to En'd. I.d1'
25 Year's Experience :n Stage, iGarden 'St. (Hardy Farm). No publish a correction ir.. your irert �` ,; � M irket -
Concert and Kadin. {{ reserve. Sale at 12.45 sharp- , R. issue? Thanking you. -I am
- - VIC. REID t 'P, Mowbray anri Bert Hannan• - X� +3r• very- tndv*. °sae ia'i -,r
-- -
• ' Dnnberton' Phoni Pick 1R23 = - clerks;- i:�lilam maw au Liorppr. - Henry A. Hopkins 2.
-7 -
_
M ;441 f Ws'sliei Siore FUNP.RAl. DISBC7�OE
in Nesrariss� - �' I�I 3&:,543 0UFG`,T ST. Private Anlawlaaes
CsET THOSE NEW TIRES• NOW ... 4 TORONTO -T.1. RAN. $460
wDAIR' -In lovinit memnry of our - - - - - -- - - -
- -- -1
' 4 ear - husba*id and father. Sirr. F, *� • In Pickering and District Onto
i W. Adair. Reg, No. 310791.1 70th Dunlop- Tires " F18k 1 uses l3ervioe 'I�ek Calls Every Ma�.�sin IJIIt
Battery, 3rd Division, R, C., H. A•. FRIDAY • o .-
who died on February 16. 1936. - J. S. BALSDON
ory is a dear little path. - -- - - E][itI ' - Tel"ba" - .
- - =Mein lane a Batteries " J EaveTrougii'
- Where bearts. are ever true: _ _
-.A path we trover again and ag
Because it leads to you. ai=►
_ : _ . ,aPeerless Motor Oil ' .:Farr s Elevator
Carpenter Woric
- : •$n memory's, garden we are. always _ Aea. Peres 0M nW
�togetbes, - - We SSsslieit Your AttemUse. od WORK GUARANTEED
.A' thought for today L- a wanories Huisess
- feeds
_ - Ei/lRtTT SMITH �
- Sadly maimed bs .loney w0s, • f Poultry, Hog, Daisy, eIs w
- w
chop WeAftm ' Grain, GrowiW
;Liars, siud daughter Elsie. t -- • • Mash for ebiekens, 600 seals��
-- = - =B - A Service � Station 106 "be Develop�g coacentatst.
t _
Kollaxses, � �, Glutta%. RADIO : SERVICE
Phone ['lck. 19 r 2 - _ +(UNDER NNW MANAGEMENT)
- -
- -- --
• i Brea, shorts, l[iddlinBs _
■ ■ - i'am@ Plekerias 4! � Wire Fencing, Steel Fence Poem _ -� - • �4 _ -
-
ai T x I o T_ �' Far �' .,�
• p '
- i PO UZAR PIANO ; � _.' Jtiela >Ba Surge and Woods ][ilkers -
PLAYING - Toronto AD _ Woods' Cooler - 3�raSfer oil ,
.SITUATED AT AJAX GARAGE .Taught in` Twenty Lessons . 6623 Pick. 63 R 1!I
:) AGieeoort ,d 'Wooden Shingles . ww. •r.w w �*
DAY 8c NIGHT SERVICE FAULKNER - Shingled RoBW
---- - _ :RON CsIBsON
•Radio Artist . _Orchestra Leader
Will Go Any Place Any Time - A4' Yaks er Me"
ASK FOR ALtiAhI, At.F. OR 1lAY.1 - -.. Pbene Pick. 12 2 _Cla�relnont, Out.
-
- TRANSVJRT ARTHUR- FIELD
dorth _ •TRANSPORT DaliC@ at pRO1+Il1: a s 3
,��� nos -Ltd. -�- - 2`Otii IDEAS DZVEWPM
MOVING C.I.A►RENIONT
Week�el3d `Ser�1Ce - SAND GRAVCL STnNZ in claeemont Cemmnitit, Han I offer, you 40 ,earl.
to developing, desigetias std maw
�'CR NTO CL = ;.Sat., -Feb. 16 ,- your iideae�
O AREMONT , N�� � C E mow%
Brace Gould's Music Jolla
86e Phone 9carboro 2101
Effective February 9, 1946 _.:- Ads ., Pie Ow truelm > � �
�tY LOCUST-H%I+• GREEN RrVER; BROU.GAAM �
C"REMONT COAL, . •C4gE. :• -
: isaturdr➢i oily Surlda� aria Holidays . r " loofing-
-P. ye yu W )OD, CE MEN T, . - _ P. ' :.. ___NAND,, GRAVEL, Just Received a Limited Sock
3;eaving Tonto _ -i.46 and 6.46 6.05 %nd ,
.-Returning Leaving - - - -- -.- - -- BUILDER'S SUPPWEf3 - Of Shing14's
P. M. P. M. - = P. M. also. local e•artege° work
- clammont - - 3,30 7.30 8.00 We havealso blaeed in stock a full t;Maj °iffy of' BlendA and Colors Now Available)
Brougham 3.40 7.'40 - - 8.10 LINE of MAPLE LEAF MILLING NOW 1S THE TIME TO PREPARE
• � Greet,'River - . - •- 8.48 z4a .. - - ._ 8.18 - • coMlaAirrY � - - .. • • ^� -FOR SPRING ROOFING • ..
Locust Hill - 13.61 7.51 8.21 A. "W. MITCHELL - ---
Asrivb Toronto .5.05 9.05 9.35 .,'
Prakerin o , Consult us on Stock & Estimates Now
For Farther iafo�rmatloa, pbme Tormo�, Grover 6660 or Oxford 1383.. g.
_ Pbooes - Yards 14: 26C 66W J. and G. Gassoigne ?P'ltone 748, Who& ODIC
dolled on Mrs. F. L. t
GrEen surf � jory Aaais) for their future happ -. Push o! Orillia,
,:fi _x::•.:
Edna retentry. The many friends of • insst. Mr. and Mrs. Little were mu- The seal service was conduct-
Mr- p
LAIREMONT
Mr, and Mrs- Harkey are Pleased D to ried at the Manse, Dumbarton, on ed from* residence with Rev. L :
know they are gaining strength Fegruary 2. E. Kennedy officiating. Intermaat
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coates, of 'Mr. and Mrs. William Pyatt spent daily and are being restored to Pte. and Mrs.
Toronto, spent the week -end with a couple of days last weelc at the good health again._ Westgate are ' took puce -in Salem Cemetery.
Mrs. John Coates. home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loyst - eats, Mks. and Mrs..F'red �W � �
Mr. std Mrs. Wm. Benson, of Biiil has recently returned from ov- - - a�la' C. G. L� 'T. esatinued fr o DaA t
Harry return from overseas on eoitime gel by Jaase
the 9th concession spent Sunday erseas, and he and Mrs. Pyatt left : Green . ,River Jaattafy 16, afbear alaisast three games, arranged
aiith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper, on Sunday for a couple of weeks Year's service. Thompson std Shelia Smith.
Mr- and Mrs. Edgar Ward, of skiing at Limebriost. - - - -
There was then as ea�chauge at y
Balsam spent the week -end with LAchers To Be Ready Early in Marsh Died at a Toronto hospital, Wm. .- - Va%enth" cards, A dainty lunch woo
T_
—Mr. and Mrs. Judson Ward. Booth, Feb. 7, 1946. Intermeat at Whitevaie served by the hostess and her air•
Mrs. George Todd, of Goodwood - Taylor and Markham Elmwood. Cemetery, Sat. ^ ���
t , Sunda with Mr. and Mrs. ent o have received- -F4 9. Leaves to -mourn his lose,, The Women's Institute will meet James. A pleasant eve and Mario
.: Y the last ahipanbnt of machinery for three sons and. three daughters. Mrs. on Wedaesda Feb D �n came t0
Robert Redahaw, their freatedlockW , and axpect to. Booth predeceased him a few ears %, raary 20, at the a close with the sinning of `T`aps�'.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murkar and have `it ready for operation` early - p y home of Mrs. J. Tweedis. Roll Call
'Marilyn of Ajax, spent Sunday with March. Watch this paper for fur - moo' -='A Historical Event". A good pro-
..Mrs. Thomas Bacon. Cher notice. Died at the home of her daught- i Van is tie -reran Diamond Jubilee Dunbartert
Mr. rid Mrs. Robert Fuller were er. Mrs. Hopkins of Stontiville. I « Tope .- Woman's Association. of the
Historical Research . Come and
f aL the Ice Folliea last Friday ev- , i Mrs. Theo. Madill. The The funeral enjoy, a pleasant afternoon Church S
wing, --BR O- V GHAM - - place. A few from here attended both The Honor Bible Glass of the Vn-
Over fifty of the local hockey on Sat. Feb. 9, 1946. She leaves to ited Sunday School enjoyed an ev- ` Originating is 1886, the Dtrubar-
-faza attendet�- the - genus between After 25 years service as Post mourn her lose•, three eons, three Ong at the Stouffviile Theatre, ton Ladies Aid, and now the Wont - -'
'Mistress, Mrs. Gannon has retired, daughters. Mr.:- Madill predeceased following which they so ourned to an 'a Association of the United
" - •Claremont and Pickering last week. - y j. -:
These two teams seem to be the Mr. W. Knox has been appointed as her some years age. For iaany � the name of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Church celebrated their- Diamond
'Pick of the list, and the finals be. Post master of Brougham. Being year's' •both Mr. Wm. Booth and Mrs. Amain for a deliihtful lunch. Jubilee on February 7th. The church
•tween these teams will - likely see centrally located, this ehourd- be Tkep- -Madill were residents - of this Friends- of Mrs,- -Donald King, was prettily decorated .in ._man
ors, with those
capacity cQOwde. __ - heady for ell. _ . _ ^ place. A few from here attnded both formerly Reta Griffin, made a pees- participating dressed
Mr. Wihhua- Vass spent the week Ross Knox and Colfe Shagherd .- funerals. - entation of an electric iron and a in equally attractive costumes, r■.
end with' Toronto friends. ' - have both been warmly welcomed We' are pleased to report 'the photograph album, at the home of Ming the days of 1886, -
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Porter; Mrs. tome -by their immediate families.. starting of a bus service to and Mrs, W. A. Hilts, wishing Reta God A history of the organization since
Rhodes and daughter, and Mrs. Don The W. I. also plan a reception and from Toronto on weekends and hol- speed and every t.apphnese m her the laying of the corner stone by
.Hedges were in to the Ice Follies - gds. idays. new home at Simcoe. A. Nesbitt in land , was pro��
last Friday night. Miss Holbeck. was the week end . At. time of writing Mr. • Robert sup-
Note the change of date for the visitor of .Mine Fern Malcom. Defoe is in very;, poor health. Mn. ,Samuel Jones Laid Td •IRest port of the women of that congreg-
dance this week. The dance will be Brougham people are very mush Don't forget Sunday schoa)l each ation in helping to provide a church
held on Saturday night instead-of elated over the new bus line. We Sunday morning at 10:80 sharp. On Funeral services were held on building was noted. In October of
Tuesday for Mrs. Samuel Jones. of that same ear, the ladies purchased
-:.:.
Friday. hope the patronage will reimburse Sunday evening, Feb 17th at 7:30, � 8th Concession, at Mount Zion, seats for the auditorium, and later
We are sorry to report that Mrs. the .companies who have made -tile Rev. Konkie, Sec, of the Leper's who Dyad away earl on Sunda
Frank, Ham is in poor health again. venture. Mission will present pictures and Y y cushions for same. The first service
Mr. Blake Briscoe is back at ti.a -The I;.e Follieb ways the attract- tell of the Lepers Mission. There It morning at her home, following a was conducted in February 1SS7 by
Sarco Plant again this week, after ion of some of our people last week. one as near as the .U, S•, to as, sowillness. She was is her .Rev. R. M. Crafty. Suppers, soeiale
a two -week lay -off owing to flu. ;.�.,.. come, see and hear what these miss 75th you' and numerous other events wm+s
"- - 1E'hnreh News ianari� do. Formerly Miss -Sarah Hortop, she carried on,, assisting in the fiataeias
Mr. -�`. - spent her girlhood days -in Whitby, , of their new lurch,
WW Mrs. Stewart Rowe, of Toronto, Rev. T. E. Kennedy delivered a Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson visit- Uxbridge and Pickering 'Townships. Charter members of the Ladies'
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lunner. very erntet message un Sunday ed at Stouffville last Saturday with P '
Miss Doris Dolphin, of Toronto using as his subject, "The Parable Mr. and Mrs. C Woodcock. Later marrying Samuel Jones, they, occasion, Aid present on this in•
settled down to farm life on the eluded: Mrs. Dales, Mrs. G. WhiOer,
six A the week -end with her people of the Labourers in the Vineyard" - Jones homestead, the present resrid- Mrs. = W. Henderson, Mrs. McFadden
~bees• This was from Matt. 20: 1 -16. - : Mount Zion ence. i and Miss A. Brander.
Miss Kathleen Beelby, of Toronto The week -night meeting of the W. In former years she was very The progrmn included numbers by
+ spent the week -end with her family. held this week at .the Ritchie borne fond of reading and gardening. She ShQrley Marchment, Eileen Clacker
here. on Wednesday everi.'rg. Miss Hazed Wilson, Toronto spent wee a member of the Mt Zion tTmb Mrs. Liteleford and Mr. Fanthona.
Mr, Eric Wall4ve, of Toronto, The••Frhruary tneetiiig of the W, the wleekend' with her pasonts. -
spent the week -end at his home in M. S. will be held at the horns She is survived by her of Mr. Donovan Appleby wbo has lied Church. M
-_ John Fo presida the
husband; Presentation of " "Ye Olde Family
.. _ Clazetmo:tt Miss M. Duncan on .February 21: 'been working out roost �einca- Sept- two ��� ��� at home and Album ". Mra, Marquis, President
Mr. and .lira. Chas. Cooper and The meeting called to cunaider re- ember, returned to his home last Grant of Ottawa; three daughters, the W. A. and Rev. A. E. Holley halt
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper lc!. viving the Sunday School-- Conves.
week. Grant J.'Palliraman of Sudbury,
Monday for a three -month trip :, . lion; *,liens ceaged Lo function dur- bliss Luella Carson, Toronto spent Mrs• charge of - proceedings, following
the South sag the war, decided to ncrld the the week end with her family. E• Bock of Toronto and Mrs. Hugh �. yin t. I�srO- •ww served.
Rey McLeod, just out of the ..Air • ' first meeting in Brougham on Mar. Rey'. Tiller of Consicon was, the
- force, has started a course in r1 1, 144h.t holding two sessions, morning special speaker on Sunday.
a at. the Rehabilitation !School in the and afternoon. •Brougham is' to wel- Word was . received from Miss
City. - Conte the - visitors, but all attending Erica. Kruger, who recently left Mt. THE MODERN PLAYERS
"Curly" Cook,' who recently- re- are asked to furnish their owns lunch ?ion for Missionary work, " that she -
tui -ned from overseas,, started back on account of the rationing. bad landed at New York and was - - :. -
-` at his old job with. Chas. cooper this- The Friendly Bible Class has .expecting to leave for Africa short- - Present - -
- week -in the store. planned a project to raise a fund to ly _
.Miss Ruth Sutherland «•ill com- get films _for the use of the church W A. met at the home of Miss
mence work at the Sarco Plant here lantern. 25 Cent donations from Kathleen McAvoy last Wednesday. y ��� �O 'Next Door"' on Monday morning next. every one interested would meet the Mrs. Morgan was in charge of the
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. liLr. Wets. Shirk, is in the: atoutr need. id,:...t,..d ,.1 pro and used an ter - - - .- , . - -
ville hospital, having suffered a the President to receive contribut- "Faith". It was decided to have the -- '� - _
A stroke last *rook, ions. � • meetings the second Wednesday . is - . - - Aet
•Three. Comedy
Jim Reynolds, who rose. discharged the month from now on. Please re. t
,noun the RCIv-VR, has commenced f = ` ' tArar7 Meeting
- measbar this'cha -rage. _Friday, February 22nd, � 94C _ -•:
Ws Commercial Art Coarse in Tor- On Thursday evening, February 7, Mr. sad Mrs. Elmer Wilson ea at 8.00 P. M. Sharp '
onto. the Library Board not at the lib- tertalned souse of the Mt Zion ha
.Mr. Nelson Wass s been in the ' nary. Mee. E. Robertson; Secretary- people at a social aveaip Presbyterian Church, Pickering -_
. .• sick lint for the past few weeks Treasurer, cave .detailed amount nesday -_ - -. Ticket Adults 40e children 25e
.' Mr. and Mrs. C. Topper, of Loc- of her part of the work, and Mrs. Sorry -to rie at the time of s:
vat mill, and Mr. and Mrs. David Brown. Librarian, reported member- . writing that Mrs. George Hill is
Scott and Donald. of Oshawa, ape
lht ship of 33; books purchased in under the doctor's can and not in =, -
> Sunday with Mr- and rs. M George 1945, - 32; number now listed, 1447: good health.
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96 of these were not away during Sympathy of tine community is +�+' IT'S. SMART TO SAVE
' the year to- the Navy League. The extended io the family of the late SHOP A l
Claremont Park Board Annual School Board pays a small fee and Mr's. Sam sp
Jones. Mrs. Jones ent
Meeting Monday Night Last the school pupils have free , use of most of her life in Mt. Zion• and -
The annul meeting of the 'Clare- the library, which is open six days - used to be very active In the W. -- - -- m -- - -_ -'
moat Park Board was held in the in the week, Other teachers iii the A. and church work. For many year
nlarensonteaal set
Community Hall last Monday even - Community use ,the library for their she has been confined to her home
ling. From reports read at the inset- ' school work- Officers elected were-- and under the doctor's care. The fa- Where quality and price c4hibille . to give you . value for your dollars
fug, it was disclosed that $2867 had President, Iib<is.� M. Harlock; Vice- oral was held fraln the family re- tr
been realized from the weekly dan- i President, Mra, B. Ritchie. Other silence at 2.30 on Tuesday. She _iG' h(�1Ce McStB • ' �i 85: roeerlee
A ces. About $842 had seen 'paid out members of the Board -Mrs. W: leabts to mourih c her husband, three
for orchestras, $300 paid out on the Knox, Mrs. D. Mains; Secretary- daughters, Alma, Gladys' and Mur• p�ONE 3501 CLAtTtEMONT - --
rink, and about $W for wiring, ex- Treasurer, Mrs. E. Robertson: Lib- let; two sons, Edward and Grant. - -
Its, Wngiing and labour on the Can- Tanana Mrs. T. Brown. On Wednesday evening of tlhia' Doliver in Dunbarton Talsday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
Inanity Hall. Balance on hand at the *leek there is to be a meeting of the `
and of the . year $558.00. _ ebureh officials in e . _ . L '
- Greenwood ldarle Wilson had the mislcrtmne - _
f a_nail >� ha ,a�t _ f C E --FOLLIES _
Clarem"t Ratea'* Institute Fred _Brown has t,:kerh i 3starday.
1% members of the Women's Ina- QO°'t Miss Eiken Cargo_ * wiio is train-
State with their husbands,, will meet ion with a Toronto hardware store. Ing as a nee th Oshawa Hospital, ! '' r •�!
at As home of Mr. and Mra. Henry . �� a� �a��ot she ei � ant Tuesday of last weelr with her °�+�n�Ored b�i Markham- UnionW3lle
° Johnson, on the evening of February parents.. Lions' Club
36, for their monthly meeting. Mr was held in G..::... church on p :
Doherty will be guest speaker, and Wednesday eves to decide about
a minister for the district "'A'A
a rood prograrh} is being arranged. Alan Clark and Edward 'Dunbarton All -the ladies are asked to help pro - I'st.
were in Toronto On $stands Iasi, - '
ode -re Everyone at ' Ma k h
-am
ryone cord- The Audley' Community Club met Congratulations to Mr. and Mr&
fanny welcomed. Meeting commences rMike Gordon, on the birth of their
at &15 p. m. Program Cowrimittee�•-• at the home o! Mr. sad�Mrs. Whh. ■ -- ■
Brown on Monday -pound son Ronald; and to Mr. h
Mrs. McIntyre, M W. hard, Mrs. . K. Holliday MM W. W. and Mrs. Ernie Stroud, on the 'birth' a y evening,.. � a �� i Beare and Mrs. H h Gre Y r�� Ge+a called on Mrs. F. W. Gilson oa of a son. � LL .
son-
Saturday last. A- hearty welcome is extended to lL
-Mrs. F, Loyst epeiiit leaf week in Y Pete MetheraI, . who was .among.. Something -NEW In The Line
Tweed with her daughter, Mrs. Roy -� Gee visited her daughter,
Mrs. K. F!ollida
—those to return last week from over -
Thompson. y 4n Saturday. c
--_ - The Farm Forum suet at the seas service. Oi Entertainment Is $icing At'�'aiig�ed
Chas. McTaggai`t home, on Monday Mrs. John Forgie entertained the 3
An item in this column• last week evening with the ua-uaI crowd Ares- village �g•roup of the United Church /�
inferred that Mr. Jesse Warden ent. Woman's Association, to a ,luncheon -' it AT�H FOR FURS' HER
We are pleased to learn that Ross last Tuesday. "PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK � --
• ` would be seeking employment in our Friends o4 Mee. J. Gilmer are •
neighborhood. The item was the re- Campbell is home safe .from • over-
P,as, happy to know that she is recover-
Warden a err'. incorrect advice -Mr. �s Mildred and Gertrude CorL ing •from a serious ilinepe, having
�n Warden is first drafting engineer been confined to her bed • for some
heft were in Toronto on 3a
with one of Toronto's largest plastic ��3' bane. -
firms, and will be remaining there. and ,calm on the Me Veys. Beet wishes are extended t0 Mr.
EI,e had been only visiting brine on a Mrit. ugh Miller. Mrs. N. Bie. -
weeits vata►tse�s. and ids. mad Mra, Clifford Barkey and Mrs. Harris Little (ace Mar -
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B FP>I1 y ED. w often ate the cause of III health
w - YOUR OPNURTUNiry Make a �t5 Investment
In humetns, ail ages. No oae-tm-
The hockey world was M ?urict.- scribe's problem was solved, how- make your spare time pay you ,mune! Why not find out It this to
u` consistent earnings The Babes- AND our trouble, tnteresOng partleu-
Richard s oybter het season when etrer; when Max Bentley took over Tends Corporation wants married are - Freel Write Kulveney's
_ _fife, Ifoust. Montreal Canadian eat thr leadership job. jmen with sales 'ability to act as Have a Business of Your Own! Remedies, ftecialists Toronto ,3.
was shattering all previous pro- - -' ;local, agents In all communities Learn to make Plastic Novelties
hockey scoring records with his Babe Pratt, always popular with throughout Canada. This is an ex. in the home. Big Brottts. • .. and - - -4WXOWS REMEDY =Fait NFURi:-
eluslve_and pnteatea - necessity. enay to learn the Lux Way. We tis and Rheumatic rains. Thou -
^• aytlazing,total of 60 goals. But -just the sportswriters is getting Rkn_y_--- -W_rTfor Information, giving Cull supply you with the material, sands satisfied. Munro's drug
Post-
recently, Matlrke - sadly - sighed: of what the hockey players Call particulars about yourself today. Loofa, and dyes. Our book a de-
it store, 385 Elgin, Ottawa. Post -
„ 947 Ray Street. Toronto. Ontario. signs and inatructfs7ns makes it paid 11.40.
3:<' '`The worst thing I ever' did was to favorable ink" from the men who possible for you to earn and learn 4
score those 60 goals.'.'__ pound typewriters. Public sentiment RARr t;e?t•Its at the same ttm.e. The complete MAKE LIFE WOR'T'H LIVINGI
kit of equipment 'necessary will
s s s is also on Pratt's side. His appeal- be mailed to any part of Canada WHY SUFFER? _
will likely- be heard at. the Board MONKTON POULTRY FARM on receipt of one dollar with do what countlees numbers of
What he meant by that, of course, o' Governors' meeting is New CHICKS order. Pay the balance plus ship. happy users are doing for the
is that ' he has become a marked ping charges and ,loin the Lux effective relief of: Chronic Ca-
York on Feb. 15, and unless there You buy baby .chicks for one Family of Novelty Plastic Makers. tarrhat coWitloni' (as In Rron-
man, that rival clubs put their is more evidence in the case than - reason. To receive dividends on LUX PLASTIC COMPANY chitty, Asthma & Sinus Pains).
toughest Checkers on his tail, and your investment. you must be Skin disorders such as Boils and
has been presel.ted, the feeling is your where your• money, is in. Boa Ho. 94. MONTREAL. QU STATION, - Pimples: Arthritic err Rheumatic
that tht road to the goal no longer that Pratt still has a chance to vested. We offer you baby chicks MONTREAL QTJli3.
is a path of glory. Under this in- from a Poultry Farm with every Pairs: Aak your Druggist for
evade such a drastic sentence. breeder pullorum tested and gov- FOR SALIC Odorless and Tasteless ADAM'S
wrte
" 'eessaat hounding, Richard'. t0. GARLIC PEARLES or write
While big Babe is tile' first pro ernment banded. ' Take advantalre Now is the time to buy a one -man ' Richmond Adam Co.. P U. x74.
have developed a pettiness that is ' et to b� expelled for of our early order discount. Vancouver. Can. .13 per ion
proving Costly t0 Canadieas is ills hockey P laY P Write for our 1946 price list and light weight portable
gambling, "PRECISION" Pearles. enough for 5 weeks.
way of peaaltiea. Recently one. g g, he is not the first to be -- catalogue.
banished from the game. Billy M O N K TO N POULTRY, - -POWER CHAIN SAW 01- 14uRTUtsrrtp14 FOR WONPIr
Montreal writer asked this ques- . Collin, a star with Boston Bruins, FARMS, MONKTON, ONT. to fell or cross -cut timber pulp-
ion: "Moen is. Richard goinp t� wood or firewood. Two types BE A HAIRDRESSER
quit beinv a chump drawinp those wai expelled from hockey for life. manufact;tired. Both $400 fo.b. JOIN CANADA'S L.EADiNG 9(1300L o
sucker penalties for an after -game attack on Re- WE'VE A LIMITED QUANTITY OF Montreal. - Precision ..parts Ltd. Great Opportunity. Learn
P started chicks. Also cockerels for, 2023 Aylmer St.. Montreal, Hairdressing �.
terse Jerry' Laflamme back is 1827. February delivery. Prompt ship- Pleasant dignified profession, good
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e e e went on some var[etlea. Let's USED wages, thousands- America's greatest Marvel
The moral to this, of Course, is know your needs. Bray Hatchery. graduates. America's greatest eye-
: that fame is fleeting. Richard Was' Don Gallinger, the Port Colborne 180 John N., Hamilton, Ont lays, brushes. Allen Electric Com- tem. rllustr-ated catalogue free. _.
parry Ltd. 2826 Dufferin St. Tor- Write or call
a cramp amp last year and a chump this product who is doing' such con- onto. MARVEL HAtRDRESSTNt3
season. No longer do those avid sisteai sniping for Boston d THE' I?ROOF OF QUALITY MER-
• score SC'AC1<fht�
B chandise is repeat business. For 6 LBS. FINE QUILT PCS. 99C. 858 Bloor St W. Toronto
Habitant routers couple his name ruins first goal of the seaon •ind 21 years. Twaddle Government Colorful Assortment. Prettiest De- Branches: 44- Ring St. Hamilton
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with: the great Morenz. Even among also the 100th. Speaking Of the approved chicks have been the ,¢ 74 Rlaean Street, Ottawa.
g g P g signs. Guaranteed Washable Cot- _
choice of old customers year after
the hockey men who guide the B art, little Kenny Smith has done year. Ask Any'successful poultry- ton and Rayon Prints, VI -to l8"• " PPt►RTI7TPITiF•s FOR MT✓R"
N. H. L. teams there seems to have a., capable pinch-hitting chore for man and he'll tell you the most Ides] for Quilting. Remittance Q
developed a Change of 'heart re- Bill Cowley and Art. Ross says: important word in the chicken with Orden Delivery Extra. MODERN APPLJANCE SERVi('1NO _ 4
P business is liveability. Money, - JAMISON. & - ROGERS offers unlimited opportunity for
gaming Richard. ",After all," one "If that kid only had 20 more feed and Iabour spent on chicks 3624 Hutchison St.. Apt 48. Mont- the mechanically minded man.
" that "Can't take IV can never be real 18, Que. Learn to service and repair all
Coach told mt. recently, "Richard pounder he'd be a corker. Turk regained. ' Tweddle chicks can types, of appliances Including re-
scored all those goals against war- Broda, back with the Leafs, is is greatly reduce the hazard. Send ONE - REGISTERED HOLt1TEIN frfgeration, feat freeze, oil burn
time hockey players who certainly splendid physical shape, • played for catalogue and read the dos- Bull. (Mercedes Ormsby James) 21 ere, etc., in a few months of ynur
weren't u to N. H. L. standards.. ova 80 game in England before Ism ens of letters from 1945 satisfied months old. Apply Box 20, Belle spare time with practical trnla-
p customers from, coast, to coast. River. Ing In our shops. TnvestiRste the
Now that the good players are Came back and looks exceptionally Important - order year chicks opportunities this mllllon • dollar
back from the services, be if just sharp for a goalie who has been now and take delivery early. It's RACING HOMERS, HIGH CL.A14S industry has to offer. Enroll.
the. early hatched chick that al- breeding. Stassarts apd Crosses. mints -strictly limited and will be
_ an ordinary player;" out of big time competition for so ways make the most profit. Send A few for sale. Wm. Snaxel. ' considered in the order received.
Jong, for tree catalogue and special Bneebridge. For further- Wormation write.
discount for February delivery. Standard Engineering `institute.
When Doug, Bentley was in- (Editors Note: Ed Fitkin, Con- Also laying and ready to lay put- FORD FERGUSON 145 West Eglington. Toronto 12.
lets. for Immediate delivery: TRACTOR Ontario
jured, one Chicago verifier went fa- unctor of this column, can oe Twaddle Chick Hatcheries Lim.
- eetious on h's public and worried heard, each Sunday afternoon at ited, Fergus, Ontario. Owners, a new manure loader has PATENT* _
` --that the stadium would be filled for 4.35 over C- 4T -U -M- - _ been designed for your tractor. It ,L
��� ; -� LAKEVIEW' CHICKS FOR loads a spreader within 13j to 4 FETHI$R9TONHAL'GH &'CYIMPANY
a hockey game and the Hawks pcnsing breezy, dramatic and enter•' minutes, attaches almost SA Patent Sol4citors. Established 1990•
wouldn't put in an appearanec- -be- tainiag stories on "The Inside on 1946 Quickly as your plow, can be 14 •King West, Tnrt.nto. Booklet of
from'A Seat Breeding Plant of operated by a child, and Is away 7nformaton on reauest.
cause they had.-no one to lead them _ Sports." Mr. Fitkin- address,' Maple below the price of any known
onto the its Doug, as you may Leaf Gardens Toronto w71 be Z00- Layers. , Book your chicks - loader. Write to -day for prices Pit6RSONAi,
g. y from s Real Breeding Farm of and folder to us. the manufactur- _
know, succeeded Mush March as glad to answers questions about the 5000 Layers and be as of era. Ernest Before fie Bon, Mount "ELIJAH COMING BEF'reRP)
success, Rreedst Large Type Whits Albert. Lint.
_. the leader of the Hawk parade into players and the game). Christ" Wonderful book free.
battle this season The Chi Leghorn$. Sussex x Leghorn, ateglddo Mission. Rochester i t.
Rock x Leghorn. N. Ramp. = FOR SALE OR RENT, HALF YARD :N• 1;',
Leghorn, Sussex x New Ramp. B. shovel.' and double dram hoist
„ w ,bt ,t . Rock x N. Hamp,' Special low -Box' 79, 78 Adelaide St. W_ To- PR4M OGRAPHIC :
�/ 0 prices on cockerels, and Rock x rontn,
:Ib`fJ 004 Re ate Ma New Hemp• chicks on a few-
___ . _ I p y dares. Pend for Price List and TIME .TESTED U -ALiTY
IReturn Thil�_Month Catalogue. Lakeview Poultry. GET PREMIUM PRICES FOR Q
Farm. Weln Bros.. Exeter, Oat muskrat pelts. Stretch properly SERVICE and SATISFACTION `i =
_ _ with our salt- adlusting steel Your ,Alias property developed and
• stretchers. - Sample 25c. Dozen printed, - -
" The 80,000 Canadian troops still 1 APPROVED BARRED ROCK $2.50 delivered. Discounts W deal- { OR 8 EXPOSURE RULIA 25c
cockerels. February and March, rrs. Metro J. Seas Bear Line. Ont REPRIN1S 8 for 25C
_ overseas, exclusive of the.. Occa- ten $5,00 per hundred. MacRlillchn FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE -
patios Force, maybe back in Csn- ' Poultry Farm, Moose Creek, Out SPOTTED, HOUND, MALE, 4 You may not get all the films you
ada b ' the end of February if Yearn guaranteed to run deer, what this year, but you can got all =
e4' y nary will nlao run,: fox and Jacks, $80, fife quality and service. you desire -
ihipping allocations for the remain. 1w t izrlta• s a 25 FREE CHICKS Tan and white hound, bitch, 3 by sens'inR Your films to
der ,of this month and 'next are OUP. BABY CHICKS AHIC THE years, will run deer and Jacks. 1UPRR1AL PHOTO PRRVICK
sl�es.atavoolss progeny of Foundation and Re- $20. W. Horsfall, Allenwood, Ont - Station 1, Toronto
: "tnaiataiaed, Defence -Minister gtaeered Birds. All Breeders =
Abl ett said last week. blood- tested. Prices from Se to Y `O FOXHOUNt�S, FARM RAIS-
&T IM LYM�tDS ,_ 25c. All fuaranteed excellent eat best of breeding. Apply Box RICHLY FRAMED
Mr. Abbott expressed hope all : t$f layers. Don t delay, order now. T8. 73 Adelaide 9t• W., Toronto. COLORED ENLARGEMENT
would be ab11: to remora home, bur Goddard Chick Hatcheries. Brl- . _ -
tannia tietgnts. .ai. G4yta�v� 3 - U -_.+g: r_AJGE SPECIAL VALUE $1.39
s''' ' said some might have to remain mixed bulbs. 60c dozen. It named f :7ltt E_srt R.nir 21 65) _
because a sizeable staff still must NEWMAN'S BRED -TO -LAY varieties desired send for price WHME THE av: -PLV LAaT01 -
b maintained at Canadian tltilitar list Cash with 'order, Stamp's Enlargement 4 x 6" colored by -
y CHICKS G!adlola Garlen_, 260 Second -Ave. band In rtne.t studies sr t r......
headquarters in London in addi- "" ' if f.7: L jZr.Z; iiA. ram Racier z., %nrin rsay. t rnt, any negative, on speclat 7 x 9"
t +an rn +I•.> iL - ��- ;p1 :..1 ;,�s:�! - and Barred Rock. White Leghorn blue line_ mount, framed In rich . .
Lions for maintaining the occupa- Crossbreeds: double tested. Ao FARNS FOR sAT.io moulding White with told trim,
Ontario Breeding Statton over New Natural or =GNt 11,39 with -
- lion feces.. Fifteen years. Elmview Poultry SEVERAL DAIRY AND EQUIPPED easel back, $1.65. .Get orders in
Farm, William 'Jt Newman, Nor tobacco farms located fa Middle- early.
There also was some doubt !ham. On i sex County. Apply Campbell's Any size roll p or 8 e2Sc. n- -
Real Estate, ML Brydges. developed and printed 25c. En-
Real 4 x 6" in easel mounts,
whether the few - remaining repat THE ONLY PURINA EMBRYU•FED $ for 25c.; framed on Ivory tint
iatioa
depots is Britain would be made commel!ciall available Barred Rock. and Crossbred, Ap- CHOICE 172 ACRE FARM. CLAY mats .7 x 9" In Gotd, Silver, Wai- '
r _P y Droved chicks being produced n loam. 8 miles from Sarnia. Good rtut or Black Ebony finished
able • to shut up shop in time t0 ':for the first time in North Chatham are blood - tested, by the frames, 59c, each. if colored, 79c.
catch the last February Bailin 9. tube method for both the regular bath. water Hydro, venter system,
rY 8 America by-Green Cross area X strains�of pullorum. Order, _ bath, water tsowlr, sea S. Kerr, FREE good for OFe m -
and from Frank Price Hatchery, R.R,: 2, ,Sarnia.' - A coupon good for one mounted
Insecticides' 1s only one of enlargement 4 x 6" given, free
maII powerful new iIIBeC- -- 11 Jahnke St., Chatham Ont with each 25c. order received dnr-
y. r'UR SALE 100• ACRES OF GOOD ling January and February,
° Hobby •Develops ::ticides for firm and garden _ T.om,GOVERNMENT APPROVED flue tobacco farm, 60 acres culti- Canada's I4rgest studio does qua -. -• 1
-' -- which will soon he available chicks from. Accredited_. Flocks -rated, 25 acres good• wood$, 'tile Iffy work promptly -and at low -
- Tnto�Bus><ness - rr should be .ordered nom. Barred hest is pasture_ and meadows, est cost (Print Name and Address _
under the _Green Cross Rocks, New - iampshires, • New -Farm is all fenced, 1 acre orchard Plainly on Orders.) -�
,n1$�, -,Hamp X Barred Rocks, and Light with well ands 24 by 84 building. DF.i -T. M
A hobby of bee-keeping in has been Sussex X New Hamp Hybrids. All Farm situated between West
y p, g breeders blood - testes for both the i.orne & Rodney 2% miles dta -- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
turned into . - thriving, profitable - e regular and X strains of Pollorum _ tenet. Terms: $4,In down pay- Box 12913, Post office A. Toronte tit
for , your protection. T.into1'n teem' fill! cash. inquire to. own-
business by C. 'Murden- Johnson, a LOOK FOR THE Chick Hatchery. 2 TiaEe street, �g r. Louis Fodor. R. R. 4. Woof -
lOcal resident; and his 'example' St. Catfierines, Ontario. L,Orne, Ontario, -- MTtvH;Ab II1f9TiiUltltaPiF' -
t uggest<s that others might tarn �� M`1` j
_ - •. 49 ACRES, . :mow ri�uar:. L;i'i's FRED A. Bc)DDiNf;TON 6G't6, -`
-their hobbies into a business and YOV W34.T: MAKE MORE 'MONEY conveniences, chicken ' houses, sells,, exchanges musical inatru-
het good financial returns, says in 1946 -47 if you take delivery of
your chicks early. February' and suitable for p "oultry farm, on meats. 171 Church Toronto 2.
The .Niagara Falls Review. From a
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z''CHAPTER XVlil the bottom of this scbenie to bust
Mason, it does.; t look too good for n
- - -- _ working-for - = - February 1T
"They're , etting rery to cae__' me-to be them BiU." - -- -_-
'
_ ^True To a Great lferitage
+ :wcr -no, they're not- Something's "That's tough - tough yoti feel - Deuteronomy 4:1. 3$--W
-busted. I'll drift up' there. that way, because they're going to �r y
If Hickey's in trouble he Tray need put, up two more derricks. Means a ?
help." few more days' work f4 you and �� _ Golden Text
-- "All righ"itless, I'll go too," little Willie." "
Bill said. There was a knock on the door. He bath made His wonderful
Hickey was not on the derrick - works to be remembered.= Psalm
. �flopr. Tl:e drifter stood m Gary opened ft and saw three peo- ,. , - r � _. 1].1:x. - - • '
apPS plc standing in the' hall outside God Speaks Through Moses ? `
his forerea -a- -with his sleeve. One was a messenger. The other `
- Stuck," be said, as Gary and Bill two were Harvey 14ason and Adel- -Moses exhorts Israel to hearkezA
" " ` SUN. MOIL. TUE. WED. THU. FRI. SAT. unto the statutes - laws refet•ring
• - ea.ne up. "Stu* in anhydrite. ,aide. _
j "Hickey's luck was too go to "Sign here, buddy -'number 10," to the worship • of God =- and
od
last," Gary said. instructed the boy. Pot mph- Mwo, Yeal Corned Fish Cosn0d unto the, judgments s laws coa-
"Sent a man to call Hickey," "Oh, good evening," Gary stam- corning duties to one's fellow men.
Road stir runt Stew Beef Beef Both to�ther make up the code of
the driher said. "Don't know meed awkwardly. of Ple
does ne want to drill past the bit, "Let us in, Gary, we'want to talk Scallop & Hash the whole duty of mars
or what." to you. "' - Adelaide had her same Beef C� with Moses reminds Israel -that. they
- ' Harney came tramping, red- peremptory little manner. ._.
I)aq* . Parsley are a privileged peoile_ for sine
faced, looked embarrassed when he "Oh, of course - come in." He Sallee the day of man's creation none has
taw Gary, who said, quietly, "Good scribbled• his name on the yellow -' � - hau such amazing revelations of
• q g
- evening, Mil Mason " -slip but - did -a� t ape>r tht- messages —r�law C`- Is. - >rusa� Cvroap C`�nP C uaralt- _ God t �ower-_goudness _and mercy. _ -
"Nothing good -about they ^ ,Bill jumped to his f -t , said apol- - , O7� _ _�� �� Offer What other. people, Mo e� asks,
grumbled Harvey. "How you going ogetically,- "There's only one chair. - ever heard the voice of God, as
to get her• loose?" he asked the Adelaide - mind sitting on the bed. rael did through the lightnin$s that
Mr. Mason ?" I %lbs. Elba. reverberated. down the ravines, cf
"She's loose now " "Haven't got time to sit down." Z - E tokens 1 Sinai?
Not another exodus is cum-
yelled the "
Harvey. was brusque "I-Gary. — Couposu Coupon �, parable to the Exodus of Israel
roughnecks. length gt you'll ha, come back." 10 Os. from Egypt.
But after lee h on feu h nif " ripe come u a broken, jagged Sorry, Mr. Mason, 1 can't possi -' Saved To Serve - -• -• -
rip p' bly come back Not till everything
end came slobbering out of the ;, �, pot roast of beef animated with colorful vegetables ' will get the It was the hand of God that took
is entirely cleared up.
well "Gary." week, off to a savoury start. On Monday it can be revamped as a Israel out qj Egypt. It was •done
►' "Lost your bit," Gary said "Now- may;, Adelaide was - shepherd's Pie. If you .haven't enough left -over gravy moisten the by tests and figns and wciriders. and
tearful Dad has to leave on the ground meat, try a tin of tomato or vegetable soup and top the 6itat terrors, as in the ten terrible
you've got a fishing job on your _ next train. It's junior. He's in b
- .. tined! combine with fluff mashed potatoes. Aside from these two meals, you pees; and by war and .a mighty
]ar may fir}d that the our pound rocs .wt ca v" ,c,. " � hand and outstretcned grin, a. ai -
A truck came- roaring up, and "Ran over a kid with that new remnants for lunch box sandwiches. Meatless days are ideal ones on
• Hickey. fell out of it. car of his, up in Virginia," said" which to carry out your New Year's resolution to introduce a nevi dish the Red Sea 'when the army of '
Hook up the grappler," _ be Harvey, "•If the kid dies, it's man- at least once a week. For Tuseday's eating a macaroni . scallop is Pharaoh was overthrflwn and the
`shouted, when he saw the broken slaughter, and money won't get him suggested. ` just alternate layers of cooked macaroni, hard cooked eggs tower of Egype broken.
stem. "Got to fish chat bit out." and swell- seasoned cream sauce to with'buttered crumbs and oven The calling of Israel to be God's
"Broke at twenty- eight. fifteen," out,' he added,�bitterly. heat until bubbling and browned. Aloe with it you ht serve chosene people was an act of gtace
You'll come back, Gary? Ade- $ g might
said a roughneck. "You could may= " vegetable vitamins in salad form and wheat germ muffins hot from the - Israel was saved to serve. Muses
hide begged Oh, Gary, we apolo- -
be about it out -" oven. A tine dish to-make-one glad that winter is here is a good stew. declared that it was not beause of
size and everything. Surely you Six tokens worth of veal from Group C will allow generous servin s
"Not with that shale afzovt ft." p g g their numbers .than God called
wouldn t leave' us in ,a a terrible hole
Gary reminded Hickey. "Pull your all round, nand a cornmeal biscuit topping will give it both eye and taste them, but because be chose to love
like this ?" . appeal. A one coupon expenditure for corned beef should bring sitis-
a vvhoh well in All right, Bill. ices "All right -" Gary said slow ly, appeaL A one coupon expenditure for corned beef should bring setis- them: ;
be shaving off. ,Good night - and i
good fuck." but a trifk loftily, "I'll come back. fying returns.. Served hot on Thursday it teams well with jacket- boiled. Moses impressed on J srael -the
What do you want me to do, Mr. should be sufficient to mince and combine with mashed potatoes. Then mighty power of the nations yet
He walked away without looking Mason?" individual cakes can be browned in a small amount of fat and served to 'be driven out of Canaan before
back, though'it was not easy to do. "Get the well down," ordered piping hot with parsley-sauce„ Friday is yours to make a fish selection, they can enter upon their itiiieri-
Harvey had looked worried and Harvey. "Get it down before it
The two tokens remaining from the week's our Bases might be devoted -- tance. Hot the same mighty.-hand
sick He did not see Adelaide busts me. You come aloltg out to- Ici 10 ounces of sausages to highlight Sunday's breakfast eggs.. which brought them. out of. Egypt
"Well, fellow, you gave 'em the night, Gary -,and when L get back will bring them into Canaan.
back of your heels," Bill said. "But ++ "
ied them anxiousl No. showin �+ • The Duty' M large]
llasoa was trying to make up ,his "Better open your telegram 'first. yet." Gary said, s shins. "NothingOtlern G tiQi�Qtfe The 'divine program was defined'
�-
mind to'ask you to stay.' hadn't your reminded BifL "It to do but go on down." By Roberta Les-
- - -- "Which' would have done. him no might be a job." " _ . in . the duty of Israel -- implicit
nod at &H."- said Gar ml g "Don't reckon we could =-has � ' 1e. it. really necessary to -e- and constant obedience.. The- Com-
e. e y gri y• "Yes-- excuse me." Gary slit the passed tfiem sands?" Hickey de- He hated the job on the Grice- ' yellow envelope. "No it's not a bated. at lunch time. "I've' got a peat a person's name when ba.ig mandment o: God must. be kept.
Morgan derrick. But it meant man- job," he said. "But you may be W good notion to run Schlumberger introduced? Theq the people would :be blessed
ey fhat would make it r �ssible for
tere3ted in what it se. s, Mr Ma- 2. What should ,a girl- -say to a with prosper* and peace: Their
him to leave for some far place y. on "her, anyway"
- young man when a dance is finish- '- posterity would enter intact goodly _
son. Have to case 'down:' Farther,
where gray eyes and tawny hair He handed over the messes e. It cd and he says thank you"? heritage. The country would be
g then." Gary _.reminded him, "and 3. When fruits are served at
fecure a ainst the end and re.- `
• -would cease to haunt him. read: casing, costs money. Sb do electri- '
g 6r
At night, when Bill came to his NEVER HEARD U1% n1A'SUN' ► dinner. what should immediately pacify of other stations. _
section he betvdcenbrupRtepubINo cum -_ NAVES NO WILDCAT ! NtEREST WE hf Mona Lee was frankly upset. set I "1 1' s it -ever- Oer ?issible to leave d' Jehovah he understanding their
.e.1 ow.
[ "land' with t
Grice- Morgan, is there, Bill ?" S Ian A L h DEVELOPMENT. r p ' the spoon standing in the cup? the should use it far His to
�� wish Harvey bade t .goer! off'' and Y glory
"Couldn't .be. Tbey re con , peti - DON'T REMEFIBER Y-OU -' -left me so much responsibility. You s• % bat are reitlly the require- ,end return it to Him with rich -
.J .._ ;live developers," Bill said. "WhVi ' ' WHEN DID YOU WORK FOR � don't really -think ..this.- is., wise, -dC- meets- 'af a'gOOd converaatioaaliat ?" e-iei -Ines- :f
'Because if Grice- Morgan are-at US? ARMSTRQ G, R - RLTQr_rr_ you. varyi^- she went on. e. When the gnests,are leavi.rg
OIL. "Nell, I wish we could have a an. afternoon affair, is it necessary
- Gary aug e r e u I I y u n c to a genphyeicist for _the hostess. to go to the door , 'Books of Remembrance
as if neither of ui' is so important first. [''m satisfied CuA if theft -is vrfth each departing guest?
EA E as we thought, bit, Mason," he said. oil structure out there, it sits eery ------Answers
-' "That's not important now - deep. Wells. have been drilled past -1. It is not exactly necessary, but _ _ - " -
' none of it." Mason said !'The chief the oil sand. dui not often, Rut of it is customary. It merely shows ' en, -!f en thousand civilians,
thing is - .I've got to -leave and course if we go on dnlhng, and that one has heard the name car- mom+ Women and tittle FhildrenT
th .-t well has to go down- then -fail .., well, we'll be sure if rectry. Z. It is not necessary to say titled in the cities of Great 'Bet
�PAI -
The core' drills went down next we r the test." anything; a smile, "or a friendly tair -by bombs of German aircraft.
Y
day and came up again, bringing (To Be Continued) and is sufficient acknowledge now have their "names c mmtm --
t . (K —Up Q�Q�� p� from deep, secret places the long ment. 3. The finger bowl: 4. New -r. orated in' We @tminster Abbey.
-9 (K—U YVaaa. a HROATS gray cy1maers or rock and -earth - - - i ug .r,r,,.l,r r.. r.,,r;o" .p. -
y Ladderleas �'lOSe Four "Books of Remembrance"
- that logged the structure of the t: neous. natural, sympathetic, and
world's 'ieart. so far below The dream of a ladderless stock. rossess the friendly spirit of good have been placed in St. Georges -
____
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of a child's arm, were laid out on to realization by the production of Farewells in a' group, going to the kiiown Warrior, " in a beautilul'.,v
the ground. fiic6-ry al;i Cir. � Jd- a rayon fibre that ig stronger than door only with the last guest to calved and electncallyilluminated a
_- nylon, according to tests made by .lcpart. st•rine, there to remain for ever.
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TD. ° � Property tea' t7°��tbn 8teea Dears s+i
N. W. STAFFORD _. A3 Sties• penally R>tosva Rash - Made to Oeise
Eddie Bracken .Veionin Lake Why, Ontario ad�eetlsed. Bills prepared and Asphalt Shingles
lnsna iymi sna t es Lowey
Highway Memorial ,Telephone Whitby 336 per• Soil Rooting
W orlon. - C'i Asphalt SRdsw
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science has, and is playing in prow �- _ -_ DR. P. L. LOOS Reasonable Rates N. M: Gordon
iding instruments and equipment in
the police officer's business of VETERINARY SURGEON ' PHONE �',STOUFF'VIl[S.E
crime detection. Finer- rintin and �" -
ballist experts h$ve been made 1]UNI3ARTUN. -
ice '' _ •�-,.,ys�saw�.:.- .�:..� - • � n
-police officers. In finger prints, •as - J -� Phone• Pickering r2 R 11 we are told -these are no two per- they may have witnessed, and are ' IV unable to ve olive much- �OMRIE
sons whose finger tips have identical thereby Sl p Co. a .
markings, and in spite of the eff- d6sired assistance.. We are Ready The LI�rrED o
orts of some criminals to erase the Chief Elliott is a good speaker;
nicely- modulated' voice slow
tip
markings, they always grout and speaks To Supply ' Vour - Searboro - ,Junction
appear again exactly as they-,were slow-
ly, and chooses 'his language care -
before the fingers were purposely ,fully. This is the - second time the
damaged by surgery etc. There are C -�Wken to this Club -:but- T$Ld�PH8i�T8'$�Howud 1114. and 8esrhoro i6i
— I-Iardware - -- l�ieeds --- . - -....
several millions 'of finger prints on be was again, given a unanizons in-
United States burewz --one In-
vitation to come backk -�gsin . He T ugh ate' �W �� �"�
out m every twepty- persons In always has something very, , interest- ALQiN � ��� F'samas . Rl" - . Doors ici+ssar :
tbs U.. S.. have been arrested for ing. He was the guest of Rotarian _ -_ _ Iataeio'r T� -
saw" Crime is fingerprinted. Jack ]oyes. 'Dr. Cartwright will have Hardware and 'ihodti sot Bad Hardwood 1]!00111]09
Radio in police systems is increases range of. next week's meeting. Pb�o Briar Insulated swing CWargrain Alsg1s now
• toy prig it's worth as an aid. _ Willboards Rock LOW Oeir
Chief Elliott deplores . the attitude • �t Sod soon*
and conduct of some types of def- Men nk, { i sr' _ _ M•son" prsisals 8aseiy cone attoroeyi► who embarrass Bran F ` '.Brock West 110"Wisa �: @". Liss
a�i j ,.
abase witasrss to such a degree, Nl1 M W 'N, ft ftW? Truk Bind two teen for cartage we* W-s �n. Mwee !!M
that ether than be submitted to - Is"I ► j][AaT![N 106 } a PURL 111�itl1'!'
sow: ®any of oar civilian popula- r.. LTVERPOOL ARM HOTEL
am make it a Policy ti'rLiw a.r- � -
iwe aboat an accident or crime AN grades of F. C.7Cedar