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Home My WebLink AboutPN1946_03_2211 a. VOL. LXV °ICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAR. 22, 1946 - No. 30 - r iggest •im ortation ,Of .Dair 1Cattle .'into U. S. _ . From Hermit& a -Farms :-Pick To" Large Shipment Ayrshire& From In Memoriam COME fi0 THE WOMEN'S INST. • Hermitags Farms To Idaho CALVERT -In loving memory of any Former Pickering Businessman Pickering Village dear mother, Mrs. Thomas Calvert, BAZAAR I \' RED CROSS ROOMS Passes, at Weston,. Ontario M -Hermitage Farms, will be snipping who passed away, March 21, 1935. MARCH 30 - 3.00 P. M. -- Frederick William Weeks shortly, to the State of Idaho, the Two tired hands are resting, i Mrs. Carey, of Detroit, visited. bugest Y shipment of dal cattle ever A loving eart is still; The sun shines bright in the blue The death took place suddenly at uneapectedlY, a few days ago, her dairy g sky's arch; It is 1946 and the thirt- his home 104 Church St., Weston, brother, Mr. Fred Roffey here--they R -neat into any of the Rocky Mountain A mother we loved so dearly is ieth day of March; The Bazaar is Ont., on Thursday, Mar. 14, of Fred had not seen each other for twenty - $tatee, approximately one hundred , waiting - ' bead, requiring possibly five carte Just over the hill. - held in the Red Cross room, and, 'the W. Weeks, formerly of this place. Years. It will also be the largest shipment - -Sadly missed by her Daughter town is ready" for a regular boom, Mr. Weeks was known to many in Mr. end Mrs. Ross and Karen have "of dairy cattle ' ever exported from Beatrice and her Daug1nters. For 'Tis afternoon tea and a sale of Pickering, he having operated the returned from a trip, by plane, to - work, And the Women's Institute mill, (now owned by D. N. Lock- New York City, where they •visited Canada to the United States by a P. R. A. Pickering Town Halo never shirk; If you need an apron, wood) for 12 years when he left relatives. single breeder. Robt. Ruddy and ;m, Thursdaay, March 14 it won't be far To go and buy it at here in 1921. Going to Malton, he Mrs. Cartwrigiht has been visiting Ness will both be accompanying the the Bazaar. There's a Fish Pond carried on the same business at that her niece Miss Nacy Parsons, at shipment in addition to one. man for The S. P. R. A. met at the local there if you should' wish To catch a place until he• retired two years age London, Ont., and her sister, Mrs. .each of the cars required. town hall last Thursday evening,' ,Miscellaneous Fish; And if your to his old home in Weston. Parsons, is Windsor. ' The shipment,is expected to arrive with a very small attendance (lack baby ,needs a didy, Buy one there He -is survived by his widow, the The St. Patrick's Supper served ffi Idaho abopt.April 13. of advertising being -suggested and keep him tidy. If youngsters are former Elsie Appleton; one daughter, by the W. A. of the United Church - the answer), about a dozen persons in need, I guess That you can buy. Mary, artd two sons, Fred and Ken--- as well attended L1 spite of bad r WANTED - one room, heated, present.. Mr. "Bus" Campbell prey- a, Suit or Dress; And baby's Bon- ne -h. The funeral took place on Sat- roade-�about 170 attended, and app- $urniehed, by.respectable, profession- e� a report carrying his object- etts and Bootees, -And other things urday, with interment in Sanctua 'arently all enjoyed the eventing. r'S al young lady .Apply News Office ions to the annual meeting of S. S. which children please. Wash Cloths Park Cemetery, Weston. Gardens and lawns are receiving 3 West, and following correspon and Towels you're sure to find, And Mr. and Mrs. D. !v• Lockwood anu the usual spring treatment, g� Bev. Root. C. Copeland Speaker At bence• Handkerchiefs if to your mind; Mr. and Mrs._ Frank H. Hell from and rubbish fires- are dotted about Rotary] March 19th. Meiflbers of the Rotary Club were Quilts that will keep you warm ai here attended the funeral. the village this week- There is notb- present telling of "progress" thus night. And make your bedroom a ing will bring on a snout blizzard far on the Commurrity Hall, to deli ht; And Home -made Baking, Don't Forget the Drama and Pie any surer than this sort of thing. If • Rev. F C. Copeland, Mf isier of g Social In Brougham Hsll, Toes - plekering United Church, addressed : which the Association have asked to pie and Cake, Just such as mother vie get some "weather" pet (amid . dayday, '- ►Parch 26. at 8.15 p. m: man say we wills. do&t blame A : the -Rotary C1uaLb- on Tuesday even- � be Pe�� extend their fullest used to make. Afternoon taxi the eery Y Y Rotarian IL T. In Aid of Brougham Boy Scduta � mg, time guest support. Mr. Horace Brown, Pres- best Where you can sit and exit ana on the weather -man, it's these am-. - Failaise. ( ident of the Assoc. occupied the rest" No wonder that the' Spring - Corrvertible Ford V8, coupe, rumble .b:tious, gardeners that will ''A *e ► A healthy state may be said to chair- Bazahr Is good as gold -:hey always seat, good tires, new top, slight re- done it". exist within a church whose mb's- Horticultural Society Meeting are" z pairs necessary. $225 cash. H. Gold- Us' Morley has been off duty fotr' tars and leaders are keen students, Tuesday, April -9, at ANNOUNCING smith. White's Corners, north the past week outing to illness. of international affairs, and probab- Duabarton Vnrited Church ly, more particularly' at this "me t Mr. G. Astley, Licensed Auction when -even "living"_ is undergoing a Seep Tuesday ,April 9 open for eer, announces his commencing bus - dumte, and this statement might be the Horticultural meeting in Dun- in_est here. Phone Pick. 17 R 22. illustrated by using the story of the barton United Church �u.-iday School- speaker himself, who told of the Sunday School Convention room. Sore the coloured movies, be - dinosaur who refused the advice w By Mrs. T. C. Brown the Indian Medicine Man, to change 'r'g 'chows by Dr. James Devitt, of - Boavmanville, and Mr. C. R. Carveth. i 4, his diet as "the ice was- cove sing t Pickering Tow:tship Sunday School I• of Newcastle. Have you joined he - up his usual food sources ". He 'had Horticultural Society yet" When Convention, after several war years r p lived here since the beginning of you pay your Dollar w the Society being discontinued,' was revived by '19411"11117�� time and was not going to change the asseanbiy on March 14, at Brou- - : - saw+`he has ended up under the ice you receive some plants or perhaps ham United Church,. with Roy Car - • - a bulb that you have been hankering_ g with we of this age, digging up his for. You are also allowed free east- ter, of Green River, President and bones• ries at the Spring and- Fall Flower Chairman for the day. Morning Dc- Out Employers and Workers Must Assist Mr.' Copeland gave an. interesting Shows, and furthermore, your dull- votions were conducted by Rev. 1. - review of international incidents of ar is helping a •good cause. Join E. Kennedy. Introductory words by During the war organization of manpower the lag few weeks, their causes and now, and promote the beautification Secretary Burnett Jamieson. Words was made possible through co- operation of possible reac,iom For those who bad of your community. of Welcome by Supt. - Warren Will- employers and workers. not been reading daily, during the ` � son.- In the theme for Evangelise, This co - oper'a tion is no - less necessary to pant few weeks, here was a conden- ii Session. the following were leaders:. a -ssist in organizing the employment. market teed version o! some of the happen- i_ !`Evangelism in the Howe" by Mr. during the resent critical period. '9![ BLIC NOTICE g P P ,. lugs including' the problem of Iran, County -and Oshawa Suburban -Lewis, of Claremont; . YEvangelisrr. Some manpower controls, still remain. which has revealed as might be sus- in the School by Mrs: tones, of During the months of starch and These are still law. They are aimed �t assistizrg- - pxted --eome :tong vJ.,u'- than-- ,PurelT - I Mount Zion; Evangelism in Church - -- - .interactional and geographical etch• April rcia o r e..,..�yng the employmen t market. . , I operated over or upon County or by v' A. E• lI., , leme .... mcdething was behind it as Mrs. Lloyd Pegg, sang `Open•. Remaining controls are designed to help } Oshawa Suburban Roads shall not employers and workers -and actually require there always has been. someone's • be loaded in- e-.cess of - one-half i Gates of file Te nple .Discussion o►. finarteial inureet in OIL only rrtin'or assistance from the public. . ills e:pacity registered with the Evangelistu" was led by Rev. J. He. mad,s the observotione d ,..r.._..» I. McLaughlan,.o! Whitevsle. Comm- Yr1ll da ?Ir l,igrFD TD COMPLY WITH clergyman, applying Christian prim- „ ittees and Auditors were appointee, ciplies to international quest.10 , B Roads, B Order, with. the morning'& session closing THE FOUR CONTROLS WHICH REMAIN: shoving uia onee again, that Christ- Y for dinner at the township hall. In I- Employers MUST notify the' National Employ- _ - COVNTY OF ONTARIO sanity is being left out of the die- D. J. Bean.- County Engineer lone afternoon, a Round -:able Con- • _ ,meat Office of any need for workers, as soon _ cuwion "if found necessary or-wn- I �� Ontario rerencle was led by Rev. T. B. Me- -__ as that need is known. �reaieriC'. Dormaad, B. D., O. R. E.- C. Rep. Had tbo 28th member 'turned out, , s 'F. M. Chapman spoke on "Temper- -Where employers engage workers outside the - this would have been & one -d I Eia- Pupirs Frew Near and Far ance in the Sunday School" emphas- = National Employment Service they MUST ; percent attendance meeting =ae close Attend Claremont Commencement izing Lice heed for character build- � notify the nearest NES Office within three - -' ` t.. it vt wo have ever reaebed. a,1$ in vouth. Temverance in all - 44 that an employee has been engaged. _ I Ex -pup is and parent:. from near thin pta- 4 NSS. i C things, able to withstand tam i�`orm NSS. 312 is provided for this purpose.) Those who have watched us make , and far attended the two-tight an- ,tics --a thought - .provoking talk. A•• up these pages understand why we. nual Commencement in Claremont solo was kindly' contributed by Mrs. 3- -Unemployed workers seeking employment' cannot guaraate to publish every. last week, when pupils of the Claie -. Evans, of Claremont, as circumstan- MUST register with the National Employment - - item ti►at catty w in just before we go mont Continuation School presented ces prevented the trio from Alton& Office if unemployed for seven consecutive' to press -mid you ever put together two nights of interesting program. from being present. Installation of - ` one of those jig -saw. puzzles ? Ed• On Thursday night, Bill Manir� G(Cz,�i Reports of Committees days. ; A _ L res ant and Vice- Presid- and Roll- • Call. The address and 4-- Generally . speaking, any employer or em- �/gQ UrC Q� ent, Megan Beare, acted as' chair- theme for the afternoon was taken' ployee MUST give seven days' notice to the men. On the first night, Dr., N. F. by Rev. McDormand, his subject be- other party of any intention to terminate Tomlinson, presented the Athletic ing: dNrusade for Christ and His ..employment. (Form NSS 120 is still required.) Dunbartdn• L•nited Church Awards. For the local Field Day, the Kingdom ". Tea was served'in the Rev, A. E. Holley, B. A., B. D, 'Exceptions may be learned from the nearest winners were: Jr. Boys - Donald .Hall for all who remained for the Minister. NES Office. . _ Sunday, March 24, 1946 Beelbs ; Br. Boy s - tie between Bill• ' evening session, which ivas a Youth _ Manion and Earl Anderson; Jr. Rally, led by, Francis Willson, ass - 9.45 a. m. - Morning Sun. School, Girls - Marion '.Manion; -Sr. Girls is'.ed by W, 'Devitt in charge of the The partners to industry- employers and Adult Discussion Group employees- should help the National Employ- Marion Redshaw. , Each received a music. Mr. John • Remmer, of Picker - 11.00 a. m. - Morning Worship � menf Service to promotea high level of employ - signet ring with school crest.. At the -ing, gave violin selections, accamp- Third in the Series meat by complying with these simple rules. :1 `•,., .;.`, "Jesus_ Journey to the- Cross' join: meet Nvith Piekeriag and Brook &sled by hits. Carl Devitt. bit.. lie, Donald Beelby won the Jr. Bops' McNeil, of Ajax; spoke briefly, ana. Only with public support can an emp�o ; These are Lenten Days, - plan to .' cup and .-Mary Hodgson, the Sr. Girls Rev, 1tiicDormand again addressor -ynent service give full assistance to the corn- attend Church'for Worshili and for munity. g � cup. Claremont won• the joint meet the assembly ` • Prayer. cup' -- .,On Friday night,'Allan Prouse, of Sparks - Porter °ickerlwg-�.,,� church -Make full use of the Local Office of the National - Georgetown, former principal her-,, Rev. Root. C. Copeland, B. A. presented intermediate certificates The marriage took place ,at St. Employment Service. It is there to serve your Minister and graduation diplomas. 'Miss Jean end? '`'s Presbyterian Church„ in Sunday, 'M1 rch 24, 1948 Whi by, on Saturday last, of Miss _ needs, and loose of the Entire Community. 10.00 a. m. - .Sunday , School Farr gave the Valedictory address. Choruses by the school, Folk Dan- :.'Margaret Jeanne Sparks,.• daughter . v.s �. < 11.00 a. m. - Monting Worship of Mrs. A. F. Spa ar^d the la`e - ces by Junior and Senio! girls, . a p 7.00 P. M. - Evening Worship Dialogue, and Short Play, "Elmer Mfr. Smear ?cam of Picrcering, to Charlie ! Q— �� Frederick Porter, son of Mr. and -Presbyterian Church, Pickering and the Lnt on highlighted the' ; kit I 1--iFa ...1 0,= - E., R- 1 N.-:G - W- S entertainment on both- nigh,. The Mrs. C. G.' Porter, of Ottawa, Rev. � 1 Rev. D. Marshall r principal,, Mrs. Laushway and Ass David Marshall officiating: Minister ieant • Mr. W. J. Hart, are :o be A recep'ion was held at the home ° Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Organist commended for their work of school- of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. 2.00 p. m. - Sunday School. ing the pupils in this fine present - Porter will mike their home in &00 P. rn• - Church Service - , goon. Ottawa. t i .7 MARY CHICKS MAD T CUICKII Foil SALK *1019 WO61" �L),.NE OR ELEeTmc A HAINURESS61it CKS. GOVERNMENT HOISTS. UASI JI 111.1111 POULTRY FARM JsAB T CHI . driven k Hydraulic hoists banded and blood tested. Barron JOINVANADA'S LEADINGtwHOUL a I i0.0 u ThelnsideOn CHICKS strains. C. White Leghorn and B. for du_1 truck k installed and ser- (real kpopc,rtuntty Learn You buy baby chicks for one -P. Rocks. Acton Poultry Farm. 'viced. reason. To receive dividends on Box 378. Acton, OnL WELT)Ens.�tvl -3 LiNCUI-N ' ELEC. tric Welder. 450 amps, completely Pleasant dignified profession. good your Investment. YOU must be wages, thow#,trdit successful Marvel -Hockey certain where your money In In- XQUIt UUvERNMENI APPRUVEIJ rebuilt. New P H Gas Welder. Vested. _17 IVA.;ftv -300 -live. 4 tem Illustr-ited catsioltuill train. Poultry Farm •with every should be ordered now, Barred Co., 3282 Wellington St. Montreal. Write or call breeder puliorum tested and gov- Rocks. New -3ampshires, New Que. MARVEL HALRDRESSING WH LS ID O ernment banded. Write for our Ramp X Barred Rocks, and Light A If Dick Irvin had personally 1946 L price list and descriptive ca- Sussex 'X New Hamp Hybrids. All 358 Bloor Toroato HERCO tit. W. Hamilton written the script, he couldn't have talogue. breeders blood-tested for both the Branches: 4, King -LM POULTRY regular and X strains of Pollorum "RED TOP" 4c 74 Ridevii Street. Ottawa. improved upon the chain Of events for your protection. Lincoln FARMS, -� MONKTON, ONT. Chick Hatchery, 2 Race Street. Electric Chicken Brooder. PATP.N'F% that enabled Montreal Canadien s to St. Catherines, Ontario Write for particulare, gain complete and satisfying re- Huron Engineering &.1tesearCli FETHLR8'rQNHACUii de COM I 'AN X 4renge on the Toronto Maple Leafs JUST WHAT. YOU HAVE BEEN RUSINE451 OPPORTUNITIES Patent Sollciti;rs. Established 1890: walling for two and three week, Co. 14 King %&est. Tor. r-to Rooklet of this season. Even with ' his great old started chicks In all the- popu- CO-OPERATIVE COLONY IN CA- IDintario Informarpr an request Goderich teams of the, previous two wartime tar pure breeds and hybrid crosses lifurnia. MembCrahip now open. -itirripossible -----1n�nonrexe eta-or cocks eels. semesters, Irvin found Also six 3veek up to,14 week old Quarter brings, booklet. Reclproc- FARMS FOR IL-11.11: to chase the Toronto jinx., floor raised pullets, for immediate al roundation, Box 9757 Los "ELIJAR COMI N(i I Feliz, Los Angeles, 27. Calif. delivery. Send for special price. 200 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD Christ. Wonderful book tree. 'otch Chickeries, Guelph, 'Megiddo Mix-lon Rnrnpptei It. list. Top N buildings, hydro, water In house You will recall that last spring- Ontario. and barn. Good c attle run. bush N T START A BUSINESS OF YOUR stock and equipped with only a dozen sound lot. with or without Ceafs eliminated the own it home on less than $10.00. implements. -Terms if desired. RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE AND frien-the 31y 60-page booklet contains 200 Write JP. J. Colson. Bracebridge. peace. God will establish them powerful Habitants- in the Stanley RELIABLE CHICKS business plans., 50c. prepaid. H. Ont. Boon! Write for free copy. "The just thlnis what this means to the Caton. 222 Dufferin St., Toronto, Kingdom 'of God. What Is ItT• Cup semi-finals and. went on from buyer Your investment is made '-Ont-trio, worth while- when you purchase 50 ACRES, SAND V)AM FARM-,rOR Christadelphian Church, 35 Hazel there. to win the world champion- your C hicks from us. Our repeat sale, suitable- for Tobacco. ' Six ton Ave.. Toronto, Ont. ship from Detroit. Stories out of orders year after year is the RUSTY STEEL TREATED roomed house. Barn .56 X 38 feet. HUMAN PI-ANS A . RE FAIIA I Nr. BUT '----�-Montreal after the -defeats of Can- proof of our quality chicks. Blood OE:11 SPECIALTY RUSTY STEEL Hen House, Pig Pe-a. Garage. Im- -plerierij: Shed. Immediate possess -. God has a plan. Free literature: -teLting for pullortim 4,qne each roots and leaky asphalt shingles' ton Price $3500. Edwin Cite= adieus were that Irvin was so agi- -Bullt up- rsv�4--and--pJtch,roofs. -t: Co --Ave- Vancouver, B. C year. we onf'y batch from clean' g ses;lon-St-, Glencoe. !Dn tated over losing to the Leafs that flocks. Millers Chick Hatchery, All work guaranteed. Write for -he left town without saying good- Fergus. OnL (Successor to J. D. 'estimates. Peterborough Roofers. • "ETERNAL LIFE AND HOW ru ."bye to his friends. It seemed that Johnson). -906 Water i? .ter St. Peterborough. Unt. Obtain it. Free booklets- on this County. Cattle raising. general g HUNDRED ACRES. HALTON at subJect. J. Taylor. Gospel Ile was destined to be, completely NEW DISCOVERY, TESTED SAVES fa'rrning. chickens. 'orchards. two 14nll. 611 Arlington,'St., Winnipeg. j)uffaloed. :)y the team he coached NEWMAN'S BRED-TO-LAY. 45% gasoline, guaranteed, s6nd homes. all equipment. Toronto- •HOTOG.111ki-111C for 10, years, no matter how suc- CHICKS stamped envelope. S. Brodie, Hamilton buses. Twenty Thousand value for Fifteen. Box 87. 73 Ade- cessful he proved against all other White Leghorns, Barred Rocks Vilna. Alta. laide W., Toronto. TIME TESTED QUALITY opponents. and Barred Rock, White Leghorn SERVICE and SATISFACTION • Crossbreeds: double tested. An RAISf! REAL A, A Ontario Breeding Station over OPPORTUNITY TO Fifteen years. Elmvlew Poultry chinchilla animals. Profitable bu- 100-ACRE FARM; LOT-29, MULMUR, Your films ur,.perly develnppd find But this year, slowly but de- sin-sa of your own at home, pe- loam land, splendid 8-room house, ll-rinted ivastatingly4 'Silver-haired Richard Farm. William J. Newman. Nor- . hardwood floors. 'large barn.. $-OR 8 EXV0.14URE ROLLS 250 bam. Ontario digree.d breeders from prize win- stone foundation, all cemented. REPRINTS 8 for 25c achieved a full measure of revenge --ning. strains. $895 pair, fully gua- Spri-big-Water in pasture, and well FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE ranteed: free literature. lml%erial - YoU may not get all the ill ms you that was good to the last drop. At. IF YOU WANT POULTRY PROFITS Chinchilla Ranch. , 360 Dominion, with windmill near buildings. Blvd.. Sandwich West. Wtndsor. Wirellne fencer, %-acre orchard.. the quality-ano service: you desire season's start, Leafs were looked you want "Top Notch" chicks. Near school and church. 5 miles. want this yen: 'but you can set All -eries are.anxious Top Notch Chic), I by sending your films to upon as invincible, a team so power- to nelp you get the most from from Creemore. Price. six thou IMPERIAL PHOTO SFII%14'R ful that it would cakewalk to the your chickens. That's why we NEW WRITERS NEEDED TO RE- ::and. Hydro and telephone avail stntlou 1. Toronto .-league championsbip. Critics were offer you a substantial cash dl'a- write for magazirie3 and news- blo. Apply.114.1 Donlands Ave.. count on all deliverLes made dur- papers Full information for Tor%oplo throwing verbal harpoons, on the Ing March - to encourage you to stamped Addressed envelope. PAC- WE CARRY A- COMPLETE LINE other hand. at Irvin and his Cana- start early, and be in time for the TI'%L FEATURES. 39 Lee Avenue. of home photographic equipment highest priced markets. A floc Toronto 8, FAR-3i5 FUR SALE. WE CAN SELL "and supplies. Write for price' lIsL diens. The Habitarlts:_ they said, that Is started early produces you. any size farm you wish to Economy Mail brder Co.. '245 would revert to type and the glary RETCRXED VEAERANS IN RURAL buy, at reasonable Pirlies. For Yonge St.. Toronto Ont. .�W pull-rta whose larger eggs are laid of hard work. particulars apply at Dctnohae's. - That was theirs mitring wartime In time for the early demand'- Arena cot, ccTable Cara e. Renfrew. Ont. Its cockerels are plump Arid full.. lt_you can drive a car and sell _�FILMS DEVELOPED 25 CTS. GUA hockey would fade with the return grown when prices for "Liltry whY not try aelling L;ghtnljTg ranteed one day . service. NO Of the pre-war stars,, Irvin laid his meat are at their best. Send for Rods? Small Investment required FARNI FOR SALE, 193 ACRES, WAITING. Bay Photo Service, free catalogue today. Also for to Ve to Iruiiriesa for yourself mili? west of Kitblience ` limits. North Pay. plans on two basic desires: (1) To Immediate delivery started chicks with good financial results. Gov- Kitchener Stratford highway. 4. oprove.that Canadiens were as great two and three weeks old. Also six e&�Ment Cc ntrol led Business. 9-05,600.00, For Information write BE FIRST TO HAVE ONE • as he had contended; and (2) to week up to 14 Write for pA;ticulars. and terries- old floor _'Charles' 'W. Moser, . Klt.cheter. ENLARGf MENT IN GLASS raised pullets. Top Notch, Chick- ry-.openings. The B. Phillips Corer- 4 gain vengeance on thi Leafs. To cries. Guelph. Ontario. 'parry, Lim:,ed 200 Illaln Street AND PLASTIC CRYSTAL say he achieved both' desires is put-.. Toronto. Ont. 20r ACRES. QUICK SALE, NEVER EASEL 69C tang it mildly. RALSE HEAVY TYPE FAST 'If falling water, new house, 6%� AT- 'o. �'Send your azgative and get this • Cockerels $300 miles from town. N 2 Highway, newest - style. glass enclosed ell... uring Hybrid -GET EGGS IN COLD Box 96, 73 Adelaide W.. Torontd. Barred Rocks $5.00 Hamp/nocks largement IV& x 414" for Your When Canadians defeated Leafs. t5,90• Blood-tested. Live arrival WEATHER imantel or dressing table - or to Rionp 4-2, in -their first meeting of the guaranteed. Immildisite sb1pmenL •!.Automatic time switches give a friend. Supported In this ...•a Pullet prices on request. Hay- poultry lights, •$24.00. ..Sterling crystal clear new plabtle nionnt'. eason, in Montreal, Irvin quickly Hatchery, Watford, Ont. Time Recorders, 989 Notre Dame LEAWN , HAIRDRESSINL, THE your picture shows to tts-beat.ad- carolled to the world: '`We'll win St. West. Montreal, Qua. Robertson method. lnfl�rmailorj vantage. Pecked to ensure safe the championship this* year because' A-1 BABY CHICKS FROM BLOOD- '00 request regarding classes. delivery and postage paid for - Robertson's Halrdressing Aced- only -69 cents. e've got Toronto's number.' How ed tested stock. White -Leghorn, IN? Z W kvpnn* Road. Wronto, Any size roll or 8 expopures) 1� right he turned out to bel At Maples Barred Rock; Hybrids. Some ATTENTION MR. FARMER developed taid printed 25 cents started chicks available. Write Are you Interested in having your Enlargements 4- x 6" In easel Leaf Gardens, which had previously -A. H. Switzer. Hatchery, Granton. earns' and other buildings spray HELP WANTED mounts..8 roi 25c,: framed on 1100- always been -in-unhappy 'haunting painted this spring? If so- get in ry tint mist-ii. 7 x 9" in Gold. SlIvee. touch with Nell Crits, Spray TWQ EXPERrE.NCFD SINGLE MEN Walnut- or Wack Ebony finished Br for Irvin and his Habs, the ITWILL'PAY YOU TO BUY TWED- Painter, Stratford. Oct.. for an to work on dairy 3 farm. Beneteau frames, 59c each. 11 colored, Ille. Bleu-Blanc-Rouge flew to five dle chicks today. A sizable cash early start. Newest #Qulpment In Brob., R. R. No. Amberstburg. Canada's largest studio does qua- discount Is yours on all Tweddle pray painting; work guaranteed. OntRrlo, Illy work oromptly - and at low- -consecutive victories -and it was, chicks delivereLd'in March. ' A large spray free estimates. given -by writ. est coal (Pitnt name and Address -their, triumph last Saturday night, and profitable eRrIv market Ing lo the Above address. 'ST -GENERA" -Plainly on 0,4ers.) right in Toronto,' that - sealed the &watts Your eggs *arla -poultry W E. END. COOK DEPT. M ="t, It you start -a healthy flock live In, country ffirl accepted. -fate' of the blattling Leafs. at once. Every Tweddle chlek char help kept: good' wages. 4' STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE whether pure bred or cross -bred D1 FING AND CLEANINt. Brute Gdne.. Toronto, Box 12SB Pleat Office A. Toronto comes from PuliDrurn'tested' Gov- HAVE YOU ANYTHING XrEDS Today' Dick Irvin and his Cana'. =.ermlne_nt Approved breeder* of dyeing or cleaning? Write to us FARMER AND WIFE. EXPERIEN- MUSICAL INsTRtTMF.XT1% 'diens are N.H.L. champions for the known productivity -and livability. We Are glad to c", wanted immediately. Beef sJ Every manna known to f.)'r Information. D A. BUDDINOTON AUY& answer your questions. Depart- cattle and field crops, no milking. PRE third successive sea-son. What's sr ears Is utAlIzed to produce' the H Parker's Dye •Works sells. oxchan �es men' -Good future for right -rA&n. Write F musical Inpiiii- !more the are rated by most hocks finest chicks possible. Prove lt*to Limited. 741 Yonge Street. 'To- or- phone D.. Welch_ R. R. No. 4. menu. Ill t-hiirrh Trirrinti, I Inen as the ttam- that Lsh-lild >,,drself - write for your. free Arthur, Ontario. -.(-opy or Tile Tweddle Catalogue RADIO SUPPLIES to the Stanley Cup championship today. Also for Immediate de- FOR SALK MVnlrAL old ALL TYPES RADIO TUBES heights. But come what may the ]]..cry two and three week started chicks and- 4 week up to Habitants-and Mr. Irvin, in par- 14 week old floor raised pullets. FOR SALE CERTIFIED SEED PO- BAUM EEKA FOOT BALM DZ- AND BATTERIES 'Tweddle Chick Hatcheries CHRYSTAL SETS. $i.95 Limit- tntoeq, Greeii •M-ountains, 'Chippi- stroys oftenalve odor Instantly. ticular-have the satisfaction of ed. Fergus. Ont.irlo.. wif -Katnhdins, ceiling price. H. .47rc. bottle, Ottawa agenL Den -. Complete with head phones. beauti. knowing' they won't be hounded H. Garrod, Thersalon. Ontario. •,met) Drug Store. Ultiwa. fut cabinet, no tubes or batteries re- this year by the spectre of losing qutred, Just connect to your present aerial and ground. �- EVERY SUFFERER RECORD PLAYERS $29,95 to the Leafs. WHY GAMBLE -2 FOXHOUNDS, BLACK. WHTTE WANTED When you can buy qua;ity c1.IZR;. S :;I&. St-+r tl.-.c va nor uaaaa Li T.I.- V. Ne..Id. tv 2b or 6o cycle to connect to your backed by our lliberal guarantee. to iun.-Will sacrifice. Joe Doyle. -try Dixon's Remedy. Munro's pr radio. .,�.arch- and April, chicks still .'Ayton. Ontario. Drug Store. 33-6 Elgin, Ottawa. Send deposit -with order. Wayne. .-HEMORRHOIDS ailable. All breeders banded. Postpaid $1.00. Radio, 446 Parllament, Toronto. culled, and double blood tested by HAnlXT DAVIDSON MOTO'P('Y- 2 Spedal Ihmedles Government officials.* to" insure 'cle needing slight repairs. ' send ST031ACH cNli THREAD WORMS SEEDS FOR SALE IVY the Nlakffs of Meeft ObilbillieW onr customers. Free catalogue fr,r sna-pshot. Make, offer, Sell often are the cause of Ill health in humans. 01 ages. No one fin- 'GLADIOLUS ASSOI1T- seca File Remedy No, I is for '91111 -and price list- Order now from -cheap. ' R. Nettle, T-L R. Na: 1. RAINBOW =3d Frey's Hatchery. St. Jacobs, Ont. rickertrig, Ont. .1nune! Why' not Virld out If this to merit; twenty healthy bulbs of six your trouble, Interesting 'vartic u- named varieties for One Dollar WFIIVE SOIME STARTED PULLETS, larill - Free!' Write MulveneWs postpaid. J. Parker, 17$ Shaw St.. prompt shipment - such breeds $26.1. 10 ACRES IN musxoicA Dis- Ttemedles. �41-•Pvlallsts. Toronto X. Toronto. Ont. I- as'N. H x W. . New Hamp. hires, tript. 2 miles from beautiful lake. and many others.. March is the W� have a number . of other prop- FRUIT JUICES: THE PRINCIPAL FREE CATALOGUE OF BRAND'S popular 'chick' month. lets' have ertles throughout Ontario at low- Ingredients In ',Dixon's Rlemedy British Columbia Seeds, Dahlias b Your order, for delivery now or est prfres.'E J. Wilgort, 16.4 Clare... for Rheumatic PAIns, Neuritis. and . Gladloli.� Now -available. -later. Bray 44+4ichery, 130 Jahn in o n t, A-Tunro's Drug Store; 831 -Elgin., -rite Morris Seed-4.gcney.-�]�- Ski n- frillpfiens Hamilton. Ont. Ottawa Postpaid $1.00. -23, Como, Quebec. -.9. Here 13 LL clean, atAinfe" penet- ENGINES, GASOLINE. AYR COOL. NO.' I REG. AJAX OATS, $1.40 PER rating antiseptic oil, that brings 10 WEEK OLD LEGHORN , PUL ad. four cycle, two to six horse 1-.G"-!WN +OF.NA4169 -&,i-v&l-bus.,.No. - -1 AJax -Oa to speedy relief fircm the Itchfaill latm Zon ".GOO HollyT.-jZJ LaFF119fil :poW@r- 1g--,1eA Ent.?... an .... i4.11 Fix relieves .pain Instantly. Commercial, $1,15 per bus.,No.. I discom.ort. Pulleti 10 weeks old at $70.00 per I.R.1 Chnrcb St., Toronto." and removes Ingrown nail In a Cartter Oats Commercial, $1.15 per Not only does this healing still. •.100 for shipment March 18th: -few applimttins .81,41' a bottle. bus. No. I Galore 'Barley Com- septic oil promote rapid and healthy Large 'husky Pullets from hens ELECTRIC MOTORS NEW, USED WART F11 X . . 'Inerclar, $1.40 per bus. No. 1 O. A. healing In open sores and wounds with records of •300 eggs per year bought, so'd. rebuilt: belts put- Ugly Warts melt away painlessly 'C. 21 Barley Commercial. $1.40'per but bolls and simple ulcers Are also for 10 generations. These pullets levs, brushes. Allen Electric Com-. With this evAranteed remedy. 3,5c. bus. Bags include& Cann's •Hill 0 relieved. will lay plenty of big eggs next psny Ltd., 2,6 Dufferin St. Tor- a bottle. Ltd. F. -a B. Exeter or Whalen In skin affections the itching of Summer and Fall when eggs are, onto. Ont. -COIIN Vt.& Corners- Xczema6 is quickly *stopped: Pimples a good price. Also day old chicks Easeis path at once, and temover, - skin eruptions dry up and scale hatching twice each week, rocks, stuhborn` Corns In a few minutes. TORACCO off In a very few days. The same Is reds, leghorns, australorps and 5 LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS? 35c. it bottle Sent postpaid by A. true, of Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum. _hybrid crosses, -Write for Dri-ee- - _. - . * . :1 , .- -C.- Thoms6n, Vhernfat Dept A., 5- POUND 'SA.MOL9 '. PACKA(419 Itching Toes and Feet ancrother In- list and calendar. Big Rock ' Farm. If you want the best equipment 363 SL Clareas Ave.. Toronto. Leaf Tobacco. Virginia burley flammatory skin disorders. Mille Roches, Ont. Box W. available at the cheapest prLee. Estaillabed IfICS. -and prior. receipts and fIRvnring. You can obtain Moone's Emerald write for particulars. The 13 rhll- $3.50 - postpaid., Ruthven Tobacco lips Company Limited. 2nP Main Oil in the -original bottle at any IF YOU DON'T "WANT TO FUSS Street. Tor:)ntc. Ont. l7vnhAnize. RnthvPn tint modern drug store. Satisfaction or and bother with day old chicks, MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING! money back, we can give .*sou jus•t what you REGISTERED YORKSHIRE XXX WHY SUFFER? WATCH IMPAIRS -want in well started two And bred sows, AR prize winninz do what countless numbers , of GUARANTEED REPAIRS TO ALL three week old chicks In non- champion ancestry, • Charles M. happy users are a do . Ing for the makes of watches and clocks. tj sexed pnlleisor cockerels. pure Abbott, Sunny Hill Farm, North effective relief of: Chronic Ca- Prompt service. Reasonable pri- breeds and hybrid crosses. Also 'lintley. P Q. % floor raised pullets four weeks up tarrhal conditions (as to Bron- ces. Send watches for free 46att- to fourteen weeks. Send for ape- ebitts. Asthma Sinus Pains), mate. Accurate Watch Repair Co., coal started prIcellst and catR- "GW". CLEANS SILVERWARE Skin disorder: such as BoOs and '117 Pembroke, lloom 3, Toionto. v O S logbe, Twed4le Chick, Hatcheries like magic! No rubbing!' No Po- Pimples: Arthritic & Rheiiniatic. Limited, Fergus, Ontario. lishing! Immerse & Rlnse. ,Gus- Pains; Ask your Drngglat for WANTED 0 Odorless and Tasteless ADAM'S ranteed: 6 pkgs. 65c. Postpaid. GARIAC PEARLES or write WANT t•OUSES IN VILLAOES, 25 FREE CHICKS Agents wanted. Smiths, Water..St., Richmond Adam Co., P, 0. 374, towns itrid hloways.. S700.00• to CVGN 10 OUR BABY CHICKS ARA 'Unionville. Connecticut. Vancouver, ("an, 3 per 100 $1,700.00 cl a& 'prjfvrr*0. THE Pearles, e progeny of Foundation and Re- hough For I weeks. handle few Yetter hottses. also glatered Birds. All Breeders IIGSAW small farms I to 30 acres. Send full description, price, etc: George blood-tested. Prices from Be tQ Heavy cast frame, 12" throat, YOUR HEALTH IS Drummond. l9roker. Owen Sound. 25c- All guaranteed excellent tilting table, mechanism runs on RELATED to the SOIL layers. Don't delay, order now: oil, holds any type blade, turns to Di. G. H. Ear Thomas, noted blo. SMOOTH FOX TERRIER FEMALE' Chick Hatcheries. Bri- P Goddard cut any length required. $12.45. loglwt, ex Soil' all in stirring of good quality. State particulars • 7. tanials Heights. Ont. Sent C.O.D. Brown, 88 Mountvlew. mesaRge, "Soil 'and Health." Send to Fred Murray, R. R. 4, Kltchell,- .,THE ONLY PURINA EMBRYO-FED Toronto. Ont. 10c. today for your ca and ont. Barred Rock and (Irossbrod, A vital facts. K'n a d I A n TRAPPERS - GLAND SCENT learn the -on proved chIckir being produced f. WE PAY .HIGHEST PRICES FUR Chatham are h1lood-tested by the lures have no equal -for ail animals Soil, Products Co.. Dunbart tubit method for both tha regular now their mating seasoi,. , Trap Ont Muskrats. Domestic Rabbit Pelts I and all other raw furs. Ship to. land X titrainit of pullorurn.'Order wolves all summer for bounty. day.'Levin Fur Company, nepart. now from rrnnk'PHeo Hatchery. For particulars, write A. C. Ptah- Mehl W., 163 Spadtna Avenue. 11 Jahnks St., Chatham OuL er. Box 420, Calgary. Alberta. ISSUE 12-19141 Toronto. GpL "By Jove, - I wish I'd kgovtp that should run across the width, not the today-When he bolted 'Minister on Strike - "r;at? y- past me- length of the plot, and they can be before you an' Keller came up "' as close together as •12 inches for _ -Thy rector of .an' Episcopal Old aiac chuckled. "Seen Jane, little, narrow and ea ly stuff like P'scopa2 Keller, eh? That's Tiow all W-cow- lettuce,- radish and carrots, about 15 church at�Greeaock, Scotland; has punchers feel! Well, you know now, inches for beets and beans, and 18 folowed the plari•uf the discutltented see. an' you've got an all -fired worker by going .on strike ", Y good iIICllgs for earn and tomatoes. To chance to make good," he drawled. save xootn and induce early and i: eagle,- se-far w. is k"ewn --4,e- - AL "To make good!" clean fruits thq latter should be strike has 1w official authurization. ;. TURNI O The words struck the other .nail staked with all side branches pinch- Hm, grievan(e is that ur r ni ra Kilo -and others fur ministr tike a blow; his face burned in -the •ed off. darkness, his steel -gray eyes shone °13space can be saved.by alternating tions to regard to suNh matters Mary Imlay Taylor strangely, but he said nothing. early vegetables like radish, spin- as christenr•,gs, v:ecldiligs .and. bur- "There's the house, we're goin' ach and lettuce with later maturing, ial, although they seldom inter the -. CHAPTER I "He's of to the men's quarters. That there sorts like beets, carrots and onions. church for, the regular services of g pals, might get a horse row. of windows toward us 'all lit B the time the second w' )rship. ' y group real -" - E-�-___ "Steady, Tex!" Jane Heller pat- -or a lift in a car. Anyways, I'm . up- belong to th' sickroom. One of ly requires all room the first will fed her horse as she drew rein at here -an' say, you o ilin't to be up " here alone,' old Mac said, in his Jim's friends was took -dawn with _have been removed and eaten. YQU'L�h DE -DEL.Iri►HTED the crest of the hill trail pneumonia here an' they got. a _ - -' - She was g fatherly way. "You' ride alotig be- • •-No Hurry young and slim and trained nurse an' 'kep'. him; he's a - _ with the superb flavor Of straight, and her old corduroys side th` car, if you- won't get' in, heap better, Old Teresa says he's Old are seldom seen. rush- s nude her took like a boy. - an' let this young man ride Tex got a devil! ", ) iac added, laughing. ing the, planting. As a matter of Maxwell House Coffee. It S - A mighty handsome boy," !some." y,' old "Kind of fine feller, name of Sten- _ fac -they will__ to }1• you there need blended, by experts from' alacDowell always said; "ain't any Jane laughed. , "I'll make it: I'll hart - \fax Stenhart." be no special rush.. It is a good girl in these � beat you to it!" extra -flavor coffees -- the g parts can touch her!' _ thing to get ,a •bit of.' the garden, She turned in her saddle now to This young man. Wants work on (To-be Continued),.. planted, early, btft it is foolish to finest obtainable —to give watch . the lights spring up in the a ranch," Mac added, putting his risk the *main planting unfit all dan- you complete- coffee satis- .distant ranch house, smaii and faint well hand on the stranger's shout- ger of frost is over, And in any and flickering, ike candles in a to der; "this is bliss' Jane Keller, the case if the faction. g> g• garden Wall planted at - _ .. D � k was down - left -in 4te whey, sister of the boss," he said to his ��r once then the harvest will all come but up on the hill trail .there was a companion, impressively. GYi�O� Notes together, . with. a feast- for a few �- yellow light behind the sycamores, Jane caught the outline of the days followed by a famine. you Will F. ""Joy staying At and great flares of yellow and or- man's head as he swung off his"hat, By GORDON U. SMITH . Aegis S The t . Motel _ ' ange and red in the sunset sky. Be- but she spoke to ;\!ac with her crisp In the greater part of Canada. one , low her lay the •private road to tittle tone of authority. Where Space is Short can go on planting vegetables and Those. unfamiliar with gardening flowers right u t in- "Lag r °rtoaTu Palomas," her brother's `When you get to the ranch send 8 p a July 1st - 0 Every -ituom .,kith [lath, ° him to me- Ml see what I can do are amazed at the amount of vege- ' deed in some areas it is possible to +ho,kver and Telephone, . ranch; it crossed the hill trail and _ for him -until Jim comes. I'm going tables a plot i ew rids square -:an plant beans, carrots and beets even dilate, ss,:.o up -- tt : bridge to meet the State high- g produce. Handled properly. a piece later and still get good returns. Ex_� Double, is ,o up. road, five miles, away. There was to take the short cut; Tex can beat • CoM1 t••ood, ulydnx and I)noe- a big cliff the band. any old car, Macl1 of ground 12 feet wide and 25 feet perienced gardeners divide their tax Nlgbtty. g Jim Keller p long should yield practically all the seed into at' Mast three Sherbourne at canton talked of bra ting it, brit he had "lane -Miss Jane!' 11ac wanted parts and 'ref. HA. 4135 . • never had the time nor the men' to to stop her,'to make her ride beside Vegetables: except potatoes, a small make. succgssjonal solving about ten ` -family will require from early July days to two weeks apart. For ten. • _.._spare; it loomed there still in the them, but she was off like a shot; t V • 'midsf of trees, a rugged sentinel they could, ju?-t see the beautiful until frost. der• things like beans, corn; pota- r dark outline of her horse as he For ease • in cultivation, rows toes, peppers, tomatoes, and so nn. Tex leaped the creek. . "Ain't that' like season in any case. nothing is gained by and the _ putt down his Bead and asE s _ .,-began to crop grass;.it was supper her, bless her "' old Mac laughed' - time but his mistress did nut stir, in his beard: "Shc • ain't ,scared -of _ g, g a thing for herself -only for `Jim! CHRONICLES y •. She was thinking, thinking hard; ti -• •- T hen, lifting hrr'eyes to the dark- Ali' he'd be scared stiff if he ,Gwendoline P. Clarke PAIN erring outline of the distant cliff, she thought'she was out and .Jordan.. - .. - ' saw a sudden glow of light and, the might be•here!" -- - l' of GINGER FARM • • • '• 1 COLDS, n next instant, the tead)ights of a big ' • • t OF {/EF�s SORE THROATS _ - high -power touring. car emerged. dell me about .this Jordan: 1 F ES The girl -recognized it 'with a start can't just make it - out. Cattle thief y -. f > It never rains but it pours) 'r� a morning which included getting* IFA - Of surprise, a Vac 1 ni's car. .rid or what." asked the young man at ,know 'that to be true, around here three separate breakfasts; speedy ik • - Jim was nor at the' wheel. Urging fhel wheel. anyway,' both ' literally and - figura- our tr-'eek -end guest' on his way, � -her horse she 'galloped down the "It's this way -take that turn, tively. Friday night we were treat- catching the "vet" by phone- bciurP_ trail to intercept the car before it theft's Las Palomas up there -Jor- ed to =a literal -interpretation - -and•- - he left for parts uhknotyn,, rescuing -.'reached the bridge. A- nearer view +� used to .work here; lee's -a good how!- a sick pullet, arguing it out will) a ASPIRIN showed her old MacDowell in it, cattleman but he drinks like blazes, , and .a stranger at the wheel. As a good many of +em do, but he took Partner and 1 we'r'e. sitting 4uiet- bank cte k about a mistikt in our ly at home, prepared to enjoy hear- pass book, and then- packing a she rode, up they stopped the car, to dope running, sellin' it here- to lunch , for Bob, who, incidentall • "Mac," s''e •canted. "where'+: the. cowpunchers. Jim caught him ing a broadcast from our own home Y. at it an' there was a big row. ]or- me. 'on the Ontario Panorama. had had his own troubies when he in "He's all right; don't you get dan, half drunk, tried to kill Jim. Programme. And Uitert- sve,htard it found a flat fire on his truck. go to work scared, -Jane," the old man yeas -. That settled it; he was fired. Tlren and I don't mean the radio But for art that, it's really a beau - lured her, trying to get out of rthe- he took to cattle rustling an' he's • - 'drip, drip :: drip, d"rap, drip, tiful morning- -grand weather for seconds Partner went out to the kitchen, anyone with early chicks.' Aws- car.' got a gang o€ cut- throats along _ _ don't arrive until the second " ec•k ' In a'few minutes there was a 11 - ane s.o td firm..- ' "You•re h.irt with. him; ma be some of our ._ ca _{ - J Pp ._ Y in April. Last your arm -whats wrong, Mac? fellers are in cahoots with th' gang for help. When '1 went out it didn't r year he had i em in early 1latxh, but they were full • • t, get dope; we don't know!• Ne's - scent =pucsible to know where to , grown, -begii.nirg to la) dnd read. I The headlights. -of .the car illum.. cleared out some of our best cattle start with `pots and pan's to catch to be shut up before we were ready , �I v fined her as she leaned from the : Yesterday e the drips. Their number was legion. _.. y got drunk an' -came . And sirice- the roof bad been re- to deal with them. This year we are " saddle to question him, but it left back to brag: Jim Keller was furi- trying to avoid a repetition of that sh map as She wheel in the shad- out; he Lassoed Jordan like a -leer. tarn i a year ago Ave certaiirly were Ste !oee1f how quickly Aspirin J . double. We want pullet eggs in ,the +ow, Jane felt his eyes: they, made we tied him up an' started. Jim was not'looking for any iukb catastro- sets Drop one in a glass of orateir j phy, But there it was -and there fall but - t a don t wan: them in -the and ••�k" it. Within two seconds, her move uneasily -and cast 'a quick goin' to have' him ailed sure, but middle of T•he- summer, - it WM start to disintegrate. It does :► glance at him,• he got away: you came along, as also were we, Partner r,t in the at- tic investigating, and- 1 down be- the ume when you take it. As a "I't's this way, Jane," �-the old You know. Well, he'll try y w_ _get. .. - - p mi', ' even -surf as shootin '" low mopping., u the. floor and to rresuk, it provides relief with remark- foreman ex lained soberly, j g. t71d 11 ac ! d v g &WOOI&ATIf aoss oa y bit . aitd movin dishes around un- able speed- Get Aspirin toda Thy stayed behind; -he's got th" sheriff stopped, -with an expre,sive shrug. ., ...an' a party out. You see, we figured He's likely to kill Keller'. der tie biggest drips. Slut it didnS _- .'we'd g i J make• -any 'difference, F. r every drip FROM SNIFFLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OII each tablet is your - got Jordan skewered, tight .as ZiacDowell nodded. "auTC, Jape, g iguarsi tee that We -a chicken for roasting, but sonic• too, if she stands in his -way :.-he's that stopped two more started up ' ._ 'how he broke loose -when we there just as vindictive. as,.a rattler. Get in 'its place, ,�itsr_a ..hk. Partner�� Pusn'. _ gettin' water foc th' car -you know me,-young man•:" g'oe'di:g•u.ted and went to bed. But . } that place near Sifniitons' well'- We • ' I stayed up because Bob was bring- that chaser -both of-us, an' 1 fell 'The younger man kept' hi, eyes ing home a visitor =his uncle -off DOUBLE-DUTY s the midnight train, So thus it was NOSE DROPS WORKS an' sprainen by bla ... �.J ,,4/ :c -m• it steadil-v on the unfamiliar road, but FAST RIGHT WHaRs + _ our visitor was given °a somewhat hadn't been for this young man he uttered an exclamation ut aur- TROUBN ISI � - here --he -came along aQ' helped me prize. "You:-don't- mean `that the clamp _reception. He eantr- iresti out an' motgred'me back. J•im was rascal.would try to hurt that young \luntrc9l and, knowing ,we• were Instantly relief from head cold dis- j`' • 'kinder afraid Jordan might hit it' girl:" fond vii iish, he brought with hem tress starts to come when you put a Now —New Low PneeS2 i , , A , q a-big parcel'of the krailde'si Tresh little Va- tro-nol in each nostril. Also back here an' he sent me to warn "If. he 1tate -g-t t va. 'P/r_ - ✓ ti,ti t ever tasted, at least this side �°thel spre°entcoldsimmdevekv- �(�t-�o�. � • � �yT� _ th' men, Jim's 'all right, he's got an' hold her over Jim's head for ing if used in time I. Try It Works,011iel j � of th' whole bunch with him." ransom, •he'd do it Jane's in lust of the Atlantic. 'But we had to eat You'll like it! )� "'- °y • ' fish -for aimoa every meal- for- two fatsE7ts� 100 • • ►>� "Jordan couldn't get back hire as much danger ac ,lam, that's why days. You sec what I mean . -it VICKS VAaTRO'NOL - tCrighi on.'ori," J::ne' obj.tvd. I hae t come back." os -• - - nevcr••rain-.,etc. _ r •r • Saturday' Partner had trouble with .a cow. The nest day another I 1 1 cow Kad 'a calf. And' 'the 'next �� &0*0 - morning a e had- to calf, ih a "vet T NP shotNnin9 1�s, "66 juice,tifalld \lure "rain you. •sec.. zit Innor r!ad and orange rl"d• The same with visitors. Since' USE brown sugar ALL- FABRIC TINTEX FA' AST j Z/3 euP R •y ^ Ehristmas we haven't lead anyone DYES TO BRING YOUR WARDROBE i T wdi -Med• staring here at alt, But `this week- URTO -DATE IN THE NEWEST •jlh CUP, swit'd add ei¢- inu t2iorouatilY Add f.* Tn � , -- Cream sitortegianeft �• 168redients' mlt" •t34 with mon - �• er, I.. gako end no sooner did c •c sure than COLOURS. QUICK, PERFECT FOR Aer�.p,a t clad: 1'' xand-ollmaasp•Pa oar+6niwute'•is�' mo more blew in. •In,tnc middle ' 1JSE ON 1LLL FABRICS INCLUM •�•� _1 juice Farm on unp�•ed g ING CELANESE AND NYLON• _ of this 1 received an editorial re =- - ALABA quest. for. .1200 words. on, a given UARANT110 topic., And one definitely. doesn't turn. down editorial requests, even " •supposing the house were on fire. Ope would just help put out the fire and then get on with the jot.: • • • • - �• � � - - ',.• � So now here •f am, after a hectic _ • One'of the Most E#WY@ It M You F-e e 1 - a N -So Much Befter EASTER SPECIAL I , You c • . • • \ Moveable, strongly constructed, Band -sewn Buy. The Vrtalein Di Tonle cidcrdown BUNNY which will delight the _ ExtensiveI usedforheadsche hearts of the young ones. Price • ' g illy each It your blood lacks iron . � -� - , Ia y , C.Q.D. plus g ss:of steep, [nervous fndigeatioa p posts e. Pink or Bkfe.' Send no You girls and ,votnen. who smaller so from irritability, anaemia, chronic •' money- -jt.., mail your name and address. If simple anemia that you're pale, weak tl are not satisfied with our purchase, money drag =ed- out' -- this Inay be due to lack o� fatigue, snd exhaustion of the - Y P iron in the blood_ So Ty.?' Lydia E. Pinkham'a - s � nervous system, wilt -Fie .refunded within seven days, - Compound T,ter-ars with added iron -one -• _ oofftthe best ahome ways to h�rmp's build- up red -- b4cits�— =1.50 ECOtt6rrl}� size, -,r ECONOMY MAIL ORDER CO.- meatthemoste�ectiveiroatania "uantwt W- ISSUE X45 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont: f/ �. �j ase , N� a Fo n-iue ' r - l la88ltieE� Ad'vt's Congratulations to Mr. and Sire. ly. + C j l redited and T. B. tested and . - -- - Watt upon arrival of twin girls at = • _ blood tested, at Lot 17, Con. 8, Brierbash .Hospital on Sunday; Mar. Claremont (edge of village), 'tbe TA N L E T Spring's . Aliens t;g's just around the corner. �' .� ., property of Yorker A. Horne. Don't be caught off guard with .-our ! The Farm Forum met at the Sale at 1.30. Terms cash. Every chicks; you'll need plenty -and good home -of Mrp. F. L. Green on Mono- A number lra�rn here attended the thing must be sold. as proprietor 7he't a re one - .o satisfy need a and oultry aSY evening. Sunday School Convention at Brou- Y gg P . sham on Thursday last• woxing. to t? =A. S. ,Farmer, markets. We're agents• for i►illside l Mr• anJ Mrs. Ross. Disney were .Auctioneer. :. Chicks • "Approved" Chicks, brew err I with friends in Oshawa on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter and Mr. • • • • �+t 'd and Mrs. F. McNair. and family had �.7touf f v�lle puliorum tested. Wide choice of �t• ' Tuesday, March 26 — auction sale Mr. and Mrs. Morde'n and Joanne Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. of 100 -acre farm dal cattle — Phone Stoaf}ville 848 bre::ds, crosses. �..et•s quote jou W. Reeser. � dairy � datuzda M9,...rtee at 2 P. M. prices, take your order. Garry 'Milks, took a holiday over, the week -end, horses, milking machine, imple- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Reeser spent , Y, t3�n, Y � Ficlgerin visiting old friends elsewhere. - meats ha furndture etc., 1 g• .Mr. Dix it preparing to build his _ Sunday with Mrs. H. Pointon, of Doors Open Each Night-At A.>N Bray Chicks for delivery now; later P P g on Lot 25, con. 6, Pickering Tp. l f neW home. on the farm recently tovtfville. Mrs. POlaton returned FRIDAY — SATURUAT 1 in month or April , -But the Y- 2 miles asst of Green River, o., P Y Y with them to spend a few days in , property Mies chased from Mr. Corbett. We wet - No. 7 Highway �-, should be ordered note. Hatchery has 2 their home. We -extend to- Mrs.-- MAR-CH- 22-and�L3 ;. _ .. them- -to- -the village» -- - -= - - -1— -- —111. Duncan, and the late Mrs. Geo. some atazted -pullets�-rxnmediate'deI'- ton and family our sincere sympathy Miss Marjorie Byers entertained _bunts -►. Terms .on chattels, cash., `_ ]�e UD8etn - ivery. Ask for prices and breeds etc in their sudden bereavement. h l a number of young people at her _ ' ... t ,- . • available. And book your order. soon. � , ' George L nnca>1• of . Green River- �O reserve. Farm offered at app. Horne on Saturday evening. _ $ 00 'p. m, subject to reserve bid, - -- Various breeds, crosses. Save ftme, Don't forget the Pot Luck Sup- spent a couple of days with Bill Terina on Joef McCrea Gail Rusad rg property on day,of sale. contact agent - Lockwood :Billing, MacKay last week -end. 8 per tonight. A good time and prog- . Sale at 1.00 p. an. Ken and "ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL" Pickering. - The roads in this vicinity art now rasm. Come and have a pleasant ev- _' Clarke Prentice, auctioneers. breaking up badly, making traffic - • • + # starring Roy Rogers TENDERS WANTED erg' almost impossible'. Tuesday, April 2 — important ex- Universal News'' ews - - -- - 1 To put up a 100 rods of wire fence. -" ;• SALE REGISTER teneive auction sale of i;5 head of '� -All materials supplied. Apply John Green River ' , - -._ . =--. Hereford =Hereford cattle 150 or more of a 'Bourne Brock .Road. Phone. yicker- ' MONDAY — TUESDAY. 3 f Thursday, llisich 28— auction `sale choice selected registered and re . ing 97 R 3. _ t g - -_ Do hear Rev. Dr. Perry, of the__ of farm stock, jmplemen :s a:a�i high grade Yorkshires, sows, gil';s, MARCH 25 and 26 - ; - -- - Methodist Episcopal Church Toronto,o-• some furniture, the property of growing hogs, boars, fat anu FOR SALE- — Seed oats, Ajax and on March 29 'at 5.00 . m. Freewill Stewart Graham Lot 95- Rear of l small t -` Nobel variety; also. red clover seed. P pigs, tvrb silos, entire new. They Were offering. You will be welcomed. Con. 6, Whitby Township, two, and steel stable equipment • such as W. Hodgson, Claremont. Phone_ • - -- .L J. I inAt time of writing, the- follow- one -half milers west of Brooklin, - stalls, calf and .bull pens, feed EXp�ndlble Clare. '11_R" _ 29 g die uniier the doctor's care: Mr. bn No. 7 . Highway. Sale at `One add liter carriers, bowls, near _ S- EED _ �'J. B. Wilson, Herb Percy and Nor -, o'c►ock. Terms, cash. R. V. Mow - new Cletrac tractor and other Robert Montgomery John Wayne Reg. I�jo. 1 Ajax Oats, 3rd genera - cis Windsor. bray, clerk; WbL MAW, auction- t implements, hay grain etc, the Lion $1.40 bush, delivered within 20.. Miss Audrey Smith, of, Stouffville, eer. _ �roper:y of Silverdale Farms, at ..Select :'1wrt. g�bjeeta - • . mile' of Pickering: Com. Ajax $1.25. visited the Roy Carter home on Fri- dot 32, Con 2, Scarboro Twp, • • - F. M. Chapman Phone Pick.' 23R22. day last Tuesday, March 26-- auction sale. of Just off Dawes Road, near-Agin- WEDNESDAY — THUBBDAY r New Singer Sewing Machines are I Toronto visitors last week: Mrs. farm stock, implements, and some court. Terms, cash. Sale starts at MARCH 27 add 28 now available. Electrics and tread- Roy Seebeck, Mrs. Bramwell and. furniture, the property of John 1.00 p. m. sharp. No reserve. Full - -ilea, For further information write Miss Ruth Hutchings. W. Wilson, L°t 28, Cos 8, Whit- -.list in :text issue. eKen and Clarke The Conspirators phone «gingery Machine "� Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Barefoot, of by Twp. Choica dairy coops. See Prentice, auctioneers. Company" 16 Ontario St. Oshawa. Ajax, spent the week -end with Doug's .list in Tildes- Gazette, March 21. • • • • Phone 696 Af grandfather, J. B. Wilson: Sale at One o'clock, sharp. For Wednesday, - April 8 — important Hedy Lamarr and Paul Heuried _iglu and Soli-- H The regular aneeting of the Lad- further information a" or phone auction sale of neat new Ford- FOTO -NITS — THURS. Used Clothing — sterilised, slash- 'i ies' Aid will 'be held at the home of Wm. MAW, auctioneer. . E. L. 'Ferguson tractor on rubber; also 6d and pressed like new. Carry a Mrs. T. Williams, Max, on March Chapman, clerk. other new tractor and horse ianp- .latrse stock of high elan s� ;� 27, at 2.80 p. m. Mrs. Hood, guest Sa' urday, March 30 — auction Bale 7ernents; so 200 choice aelectea _ al Word Vor Roll Call .Gat- of choice; dairy herd horses, imp -, registered and hi h _ . - evercoats and pants. Also a i g grade York - her. _ lements, some household furni- shires, sows, KAISER seoek of new le�►ther coati and ' `gilts, grooving huge, r :windbreakers, and gents' furnish - �• Turner, Miss Ruth Hutchings ture, Guernsey cattle Hilly see- boars and fat and snail .pigs, the ell a IsW at very reasonable pecea Can visited friends in Whitevale recent- property of Silverdale Farms, at _ .. and be convinced Lot 26, Con. 3, Scarboro Twp. ELECTRIC Sam Sthwart>; IT'S SMART TO SAVE 'terms, cash. Sale at 1.30 p. m. !1 Bond Street West, Osiuwa, Oat next issue• House and Hera Wiring SHOP •T .. list No reserve Full ne _ Ken and Clarke y Prentice, suet-ESTIMATES GIVEN � 4 t . _ ion rs . • . e Claremont Meat Market .oQY, • .. .. .. WANTED Several from here are at.ending DEAD HJRSES AND CAI I LE t - - A. Bunl -.t r's sate this Friday. Archie We Are Disedntinuing• Credit Aceou ats, So That You May Gain 01 fmsing, Onr. _ +�► was foreman at Grasmere severs. The Saving For free p1CK UP phone a :.. _ ' .. BR PHONE PICK. 113J . years sgo. OOKLIN .. .. .:.. ..... till .... - -- R. P. Winter attended a Masonic � C� 3108• rjgts - Fish - COGe1't�3A !'tCKERING - S:uuffville last week. - .. , .. • .. • • �+ . - ItmeCLing a • - - t'ICKERING This roads east of here aave. been - PHONE 3501 CLAREMONT AGINCOURT ...... �..�.soseE44 ;badly broken up. Deliver in Dunbarton — Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Satur+da 4v lyUNERAL DIRECTOR t Y, Y, , Y e pay' l:�le [)bOTIH Obargef Frank Puq}tr n has been operating Private Ambulance ! Ihis Grimm a.aple syrup 'out_it and reports good quality; but s slow .. GET THOSE NEW TARES NOW ! ! CORDON YOUNG LTD 1lf[alryes of - to! sap. Toronto -Phone Ad. 3628 {{''�� John Bell, of Brampton wad a re- _ Markham, Llrit. ' sent ealIe: in the vicinity. ,Dunlop Tires - Fisk Tines =Maple Leaf Fire b1rs:- A-rch-Beil has recovered from a severe cold. _ _ Eaves- Troughing We welcome the Cowie family to • r �Exide Batteries • •_. _ Insurance Co. -: = our midst. The Witzke family have - _ _ _ -: - -- - - -• �rydte or P>soae � Carpenter Work Irnoved to the lake shore and will producb Jersey mill. - Charles Pilkey has been wiring Peerle8$ Motor Oil - Chomp Rates, for Farm and Country WORK GUARANTEED -.: _Gordon Smith's house this past week. Buildium Buildingb, E - Urban Blake has decided to instal . �VERETT�SMITH in his farm. - - - - - • � _ • Wlndmill Insurance i on i Lr::. Z. in _a ..rm nr _. 1..-. - D. .. J S ew etc ' F 'root! Be facie ~' small f other parts looking for a - . -. _ ._ :.- Automobile Insurance of All Kinds - �`' .B - A Service Station - - - -_ RADtO SERVICE Mr. and Ctrs. Parsons, of Darling- - r •Bowman & Rowe ton, visited friends here last week. , (UA'DER NEW MANAGEMENT) airs. Pars, ns was formerly musts teacher in our school. and had ,a Phone Pickering 40 Farr" s Elevator cheery word, -fur the its _... _ - - - -- _ —...- -- .... _- -- - ,. Z J., Phr•.Qy Off •QRW. MA?Sis`A�EitS We Nvor:der if a pocket edition POPULAR PIANO We Solicit- Your AtteMion and novel will• carry- a teapot Lernpest PLAYING - Awns 1981 Business . •++Ina sc*v" l plot or a -neighborhood love story. Tau t Toronto AD G523 — Pick 53 1i 1'I• Taught in- Twenty Lessons - Fced' Any fa: r ter wishing-to enter the ,I _AGincourt 36 Poul Oshawa .Fair Field Crop Com silt_ Homes Visited -. ; a`' � try; Bog, Dairy, whole or GOUT Makeaos �« -� - P P j chop Western Grain Growin ERNIE FAULKNER RON OI BOON g- e ion will find application forms with Bash for chickens. 500 grain the local directors. Radio Artist •: • Orchestra Leader. ' � ��TT p ^�+ 100 Ibs Developing Concentrate ARTHUR 'FIELD The diamoa•3' market has opened' Phone Pick. 7 R Z -- TRL'11�SPOR 1 Mollasses, Oil Cake, Giutten, PHONE 52 8 S Phone• Ke. 2802 rr B , Shorts, Middlings • •dp after the war, so we heart - Clive Cox is, purchasing a tractor • RANSPORT Wire P Bran, s 1 Yence Posts -Iris w 'ar experience will assist CAR'EAGE � _ Cement, Bin r 3�vine; Harness YOUR IDEAS DTVIr;LOFID '�#n iris contract work. • ••; �-IardWare • • and ' Fanners Hardware _ a Ti:e extra school desks. ordered MOVING} Burge and' W.00de'• Milkeri Installed . -I offer you 40 year's .., Electrid Brooder Stoves � Woods' Coolers Tractor Oil. last fall when the demand was very SAND (�R�V•EL STONE Roofing in developing; designing end mm- IRA ufacturing of your ideas. heavy, have just arrived, but it .. .. >:Chick Feeders _ - Wooden Shingles � i . _ iooLb as if we would need them sit Asphalt Shingles; Rolled Rooflt�, John Slddweir� , x good Water Founts. Rouge Hills, Pickubg ;Electric Vacuum Cleaners Claremont, oat. -Phone Scarboro, 2191 _ Greenwood_ Paints -Oils - Turps -Oar untie pass your way every day 1 Master Garry Disney is recover ;�; V IN �B U � Ii8 y 'COAli COKE, KE1�1. PRENTICE ing from a'-severe cold. >, ; A number of the young. people at Hardware and Timad li WOOD,. CEMENT � � tended the Junior Farmers' banquet — pti�e r Yeiwa Experiends in Auctioneering is `pleased to annoustce his on Friday evening, and reported -a - - SAND, GRAVEL,- . .. return from Active Service' wltb The Royal Canadbz Engineers grand time.... - . s arks . (D 'A O.) and is ao'av associated with Cl Price anationeee Mrs. J. I.. Pegg sang at the Twp. . : �II13 Bn.Ry�SciS,ob1 °Convention'last week. =Phone -Pick.' 19 x 2 BUIL'DER"S SUPPLIER ' � Auction Sales of any ,Kind The Miss4on Circle held their ,meet- • �t• • lag at the home of Mrs. F. W. Gib. VPe Uaveal�opi�c d n stock R full 'Solicited soon, on Tuesday ' evening and finish- X _ rd s galit for th4 Red .Goes. liax, LINE of MAPLE L� MILLING • Revue Mr, Wooten, of Ajax detiv- COMPANY FEEDS At Fair and Reasonable Rates. S1TU'ATED'AT AJAX GARAGE Bred a fine address to an attentive Prentice's have been established and Hicensed sucti+onee:s Blum congregation on Sunday' morning, DAY & NIGHT SERVICE A.� MITCHELL 1881 in York -arid Ontario Counties•. Md will bas dsarge of the services • de the c�irewt next sun&&,. wits Go Any Place Any Time Piokerillg, Ont. Milliken P. 0. Agin. -52w3 ASK FOR ALLAN. ALF. OR MAY P'6ones — Yards 74; Ras. 69W _ - � ^�+s -� -max ..._..>,.._ . - •: ^ - y , is �a � ; ,r . r - - - - . / � _ - Pickering News, March 22,' 1946' :.AUCTION SALE .DAIRY CATTLE, 100 -ACRE FARM Milking llfhadhine, Hay, Grain _ - r • r . Furniture etc. �q _ the property of Miss M. Duncan and the Estate of Late 1 ' Mrs. George Duncan' - Lot 25, Con. 6, .Pickering Twp. 2 (miles east` of Green River, -on No. 2, Highway --� Tuesday, a' r' . 264 _ Bay mare y. .;.•.•:::•.:.:•..•...•.•.6 y rs, heav y duty .•. , : Brown mare,. Clyde, Bonne Re- ' ' ::: ' :::•:� •:::•:•:•. Y , iie�'......� firer No. 61391, 7 yrs. old -'fresh, - -- .. - Holstein cow, fresh, calf by side - - V ?;�;:;.'•`;:;:. ' ` Black .•...•.......' `�•'• and white cow, due sale time Hol.- Guerns'. cow, fresh, calf by side """"�' `'"`' �' • , , : , Holstein cow, fresh, calf by side Holstein cow, fresh, calf by side'., -'Holstein cow, Supp..to calve Apr. 6 ,,,'� • +LL . Hol.- Guern. cow, full flow, bred 15 December r WL Holstein covii - -bred Nov. 2. 110qW - Holstein cow,, full- flow, bred Jan. $ Holstein- cow, full flow, bred Feb. 2 ' ' B. and W. cony, full flow, bred Feb. 4 _ - Holstein cow, full flow, bred Dec. 24 - Holstein cow, bred Oct. '10. ` Guernsny cow, full flow, breed Feb 10 Hol. cow, full flow, bred Feb. 3. : ! .- Hol.- Guerns. cow, bred Nov. 3. _ - B. and W. heifer, 2, yrs, bred Oct. 22 -F' DO'2 - - Hol. heifer, 2 yrs. bred Nov. 10. heifer, 2 yrs. bred Nov. 30 . ; Hoh heifer, 2 yrs: bred Dac. 30: + The house that suited Fido last summer, - Ho1. Bull, 2 yrs. reg. when he was a pup, is quite inadequate now. . Holstein yearling heifers 'It will take a major operation to bring it up to _ Quantity Ajax Seed Oa`s; Quantity present needs. When you wire your farm, Timothy Seed; Quantity hay; Quan- remember that your use of electricity will grow - .tity Ensflags; Number sacks; Quan - - -too. Prevent needless cost and inconvenience _ tity Table Carrots and Table Beets later by doing a complete wiring job the First - - Set back band team harness; Num=- time. .Provide fully fo! future as well as -.ber horse collars; DeLaval . Milker, immediate requirements. Magne'.ic Spnedway, 2 single units, If you ore, like most people, you will begin large pump, IO outlets; `near n ^w; � - - - _Beatty litter- carrier car; Half -horse electrification of your farm with a moderate ' _ :electric motor; 175 Feet of track, ..'amount of new equipment. The wise thing to = complete with swing pole and hang- ,do - is to get +working equipment" first ...things :ers; 2 Wheelbarrows; -Set Stewart That will save labor and move and increase � - - "hand ,clippers; S ,3t farm trucks, with y� steel wheels; Set bob sleighs; Cock- production. 'Electric lights and a motor or two - :shutt gang plow; -No. 7 Wilkinson ,;for grinding and pumping are typical "Firsts ". N� �Awa t fty x f- .tooth cultivator; 13-•Spring too.b � : - ' the use o� low -cost Hydro, you will add many - : cultivator,' good; Set 4 -sec. drag har- home conveniences, and also man valuable rows; Fleury scu_fl. r; Numb. r steel y _',,.barrels, and other articles. aids for the barn, tool house sand dairy. If you -: 6. Dining -room chairs; Churn; 2 Kit- : provide Wiring and sufficient outlets from the nhnjrc• wringer: Cellar cu beginning to serve all these you . will save - = P- • board; Kitchen- cupboard; Washing : ma _- Wring chi}le; Tub stand. _ - - -- — - * * * * Any good electrical contractor or your Hydro _ ' - Farm consists of 100 acres, good 9- - rural, superintendent. will be glad to advise you roomed brick dwelling and bank barn :on hO:v to wire your farm -wisely. Han house and Dri shed • situataai - - on No. 7 Highway and is for sale. ASK YOUR HYDRO RURAL OFFICE FOR THE NEW If not sold before day of sale, will .FOLDER "'HYDRA GOES TO WORK ON THE FARM" be offered for sale, subject to a .reserve bid on day of sale. - - .,Terms Cash Sale at 1.00 - - — - _ _K.EN . and CLARKE PRENTICE, �'�•-. Auctiorieers, Milliken, Ont.' • Renew Your Subscription Now - �,00k_at_youur label --is it piast due' z' : r 'w . � .. 14,E • . .. �.. ; -- Y Unit was officially' closed, after five tion, Joe Marquie'finally got his car � a' years of faithful and untiring work started oa Saturday afternoon. It AppliCatlOAS Y by the members for the Pickering was a -hard battle. Joe, we are glad Pickering Branch of the Red Cross. you -won anted ]Liss Noreen Hisey, of Stouffville This Unit also looked after the boys. It is a community sight these ` _ -- started as scenographer, at the local Rev. I. E. Kennedy continued his and gin this nei-- o,.,.... v v. , -- -,= ,., y ... ,.L gs to see sa Applications Requested zarco nom, _ �scourses on "The Parables o1 ghborhood. Sixty -eight of wi 'om were - many as' thirty -five: children board - For Mr, and Mrs. Allan 'Prouse, of Jesus"-the parable of the "Unjust ; oversess, and thirty in Cansda. Box - ing the bus at the Rouge for the RECREATION DIRECTOR a freorgetown, spent the week -end Steward" taken for his subject. The ; es of comforts and food were sent Sunday School at Dunbarton. It is Oshawa and District with friends here. regular Prayer'and worship Service each Christmas during the war gratifying indeed to see the kiddies All -Round Qualifications Will ,Miss Lois• Linton, of Uxbridge, will be held as usual on Wednesday ' years, and smokes and candy dur- getting out and a good deal of,cred- Govern Choice l attended the Commencement here on evening, as the drama which was to ing the year. We here in Dunbarton it is due those adults who are en- Please send full Details To might, - Friday ght, and spent the week- be held that night has been post - are very proud of our Unit's efforts couraging them..We understand the RECREATION ASSOCIATION end' with Mr. and Mrs. Harry For- pond - the meeting this vpek at the and feel it is a job well done. Con- attendance has risen from 'about Genosha Hotel, Oshawa' yet, home of Mrs. G. Philip. i gratulation to the Officers and forty to over one hundred and twen- misses Peggy and Shirley Manion On Sunday evening, the Friendly `• Membem ty in the past few' moziths. SEED OATS - for sale. Victory of Toronto, spent * week-end with Bible Class sponsored the service. Jack and Kenneth Reid were vis- Mr. Fred Palmer of Highbush and Alaska, 90c. per bush. in lots o[ p�ost8 here, George Duncan, President in- charge. , sting frsenid here last week. Trail is holding a community sing- 50 bush. or over. Clifford Barrett Miss Eileen Cooper, of Toronto, Hymns were sung, Mrs. T. Philip 1, Bars. Harry Pearce, of Frankford song each Sunday evening at his Brock koad, .Pickerkig, Phone Pick. spent the week -end with her people read the Scripture Lesson, Mrs. is visiting g. i'...:,.. hame. All the -good old hymns are here, Johnson, of Claremont, eve a fine 'Miss Tiixie King of Toronto, spent sung and the kiddie's are given -a Mr. Dave Scott, of Uxbridge spent address; Mrs. Gannon and Mrs. a few' days with Mr. and Mrs. ,Alex. chance to show their talents. Every- Don't Forget ,the Drama and 14'10 - Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Plaxton, led in the service of praise. Gourlie. - body welcome. The Palmers deserve Social, in Brougham. Hall, Tues., _Scott here. Rev, Kennedy showed films on "The Mr. George Ryan, who had a fall a word of praise for the service they dayday, March 26, at 8.15 p. m. Mr. Nelson 'Sanderson, of Toronto `Life of Christ" There was a very from a roof some time ago, is now• are rendering to the community. aid of Brougham Boy Scgata •??pent the week -end in the village. good attendance and next. Sunday around again. t We are glad to be able to open. _ Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Neal, of evening, the service will be conduct - Congratulations to Mr. and Mrst. t up a "Rouge Hills" column in the Mr. and Mrs. Appleby and family - _,Toronto, spent Sunday wish Mr. aid ed b> the Sunday School, 10. F. M. Bob Raveyz, on the birth of a,son, } New Our mailing list to your area spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. ;Mrs. Pon. Hedges. Chapman, speaker. Visitors at the home of Mr. and has been increasing rapidly during Pegg, of Greenwood. Miss Elvelyn Girlies, of Peterboro, • Mrs. S. G. Morrish recently,_ were: ! the past few months, and we there- Sorry to' report at trine of .writing _attended .the Commencement, on Fri- Local News'` c � Mr. and Mrs. Birk and Rov, of St. f fore are desirous ' of servitig your that Mrs. Barbara Carson is confia- day night, Miss Barbara has beetl in Oshawa Catharines and Mrs. M. Birk, of area. Ed. ed to her bed. We wish her a very - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond hospital last week, . being hurried Bowmanville: -_ -_. __._- _ - - -..� speedy recovery.. visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bel[, of there for an appendicitis operation, POSTPONED - - - 041iIt Zion - Another euchre party is to be Uxbridge, on Sunday. from which she' ie recovering nicely. The euchre party announced in our- held at the public school this Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Todd, of Mr. John Cochran, - of Saskatoon. ( issue of last week, for the 22nd; a: evening. Everyone welcome. Bring Goodwood, spent Sunday with Mr. and . Mr+q• Kenneth Hastings, os the home of Mrs, Vaileau, has been On Friday evening of last week, your -cards and table. V, and Mrs. Robert Redshaw. Whitevale, were Brougham visitors I postponed till the 27th of March. the immediate relatives of Mrs. A. Capt. Jos. Ward has been spend- on Sunday last. a � 'Rogers, in Brooklin, met st her irrg a few days at his home -here, Mr. Robert Miller has finished his -home to help -her celebrate her-birth- periling release from the Army. Rowe H�1IS day. Dance, 'At course of stray and received his Y• - NOTE -- persons breaking into the diplonvL Congratulations. Miss Marolene Wilson spent about Miss Elva Wallace and Mr. W. J. ' The frost has .given the Alton Rd. 1 two weeks with her uncle and aunt, CLAREMONT wink care, will be dealt withby�tbe B1 visited Mrs. Brown on Sat- ?Nile a "going over", but it is rap4 Mr. and Mrs. Pant Wiisoa, Brooklin. _- -.Park Board. (This sounds as though urday last. ago lmp�B• bo understand it is Rev: M. Wooten, Ajax, will be in ,-Sat Mar 23 it's a plain way_ of saying ''keep- Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Wells again passable :hove the 2nd Con. charge of the church service again +`� • +vj • out" and not destroy the green. Ed.) (nee Mary 3!'o n), of Toronto, on �Ta� ' of the community t� meek.- Wa and of destroy that Mr,' and Mrs. Thursday, March 7, 1946, a aangYi- f is extended to Mrs. Roy De Geer in A few from here attended the Sun In Clarem�oat Community I at Richard Cooper, Of Waterford, hay. ter, Linda Mary. the recent death of her father. day School Convention in Brougham ;' state Goulds Orehestsf< Re- sold their business there, and are to " ' • • Bin. L. Trinell wen home for - a . United Church last Thursday. Re- ' Admission Sae �► The Women's Institute meeting' � few days this week. ports of As convention will be read 7eturn part of the, 71m will relict- held in the Township Bali, $rough- ' Now that the ice is out of the at a Sunday School service in the het on Tuesday last was marked h- Rouge, the sucker fishing is is full near future. C Claremont Locker • + trwing. Reports have it that they, are Mr. And Mss. Wm. Myatt, of Taco- the largest attendance of the gear.. A. few from Mt. Zion at the : S Stem onto, spent the week -end with Mr. lire• Robertson presided and during more plentiful this year than usual. Commencement Exercises in Clare - Flt. Lieut. Mrs. WiAter and baby mon; Continuation School last week. MA Mrs. Frank Loyst. the business session it was decided Standard Size Locker $9.00 A Yeas Mr. Cgit Redshaw, of Toronto, - to sneet _in the Townhip Hall - regul- ' of Aylmer, Ont., were -week -end via- Miss Bernice McAvoy received her _ spent the week -end with his people arly , if it met with the - Council's lt ors at the he�rne, of Mr. and Mrs. IntRrmediate Certificate. Congratul Cutting Room and Chilling Room _ Blackwell. _ _ Available Free To Customers here. approval. t a? ions. -- 11e. a:�d. Mrs. Charles DeRusha,• of Mrs• Matthews agreed to send out Mr. George -Dighi has been confi•n- W. A. met at the home of Mrs. SOME LOCKERS. AVAILABLE Uxbridge, have moved back to this invitations' to the remaining Ser- _ed to his bed for a few days. We rieni c Disney, last Wedneesday. Mrs. a vicemen' to attend the laert darns of ` sse happs'' see him around again. ( Willson was in charge of .TAL'IJR - LV a S i Sri }loge, and are living in. s. part of After' some weeks of depending -an interestia meets � about St. the Beverley home. the season on March 22. Mrs .Burk _g. ;•PHONE CLAREMONT 19W sir I" A number from here attended the asked for the cyo- operation of the cin someone else for his. tranaporta Patrick. - hockey game at Oshawa, on Monday members in supporting Mr. Marrs rdght. and Mr. F. Willson in .their efforts The Women's Mission Circle of to wart a Scout Troop. The initial _ the Baptist. Church will meet on fund - raising event for the purpose - being a dramatic performance by an harts 26, at the home of Mrs. Jun- g _ - -- son Ward Mrs Fred Morley's group Audley group of players. _ _ - - is' in charge of the meeting. The Mrs. B. Harvey'spoke on some of the less-known activities of the Rea _ { •- subject will .be be "Cce k i anada" �- y r Gross t+yfi r na her hearers o the Announcing ors Elevstor. Eieployee Receives necessity for a strong supporting �. Ere. Injury membership. A membership drive took place' on the spot, resulting . _. . Al. 'Robinson, of the Fare's 7dr. in 26 members r the EbeQStors, met we'th a paiatd renewing. At . -- - ident last week while vnlos&nc a close of the meeting Mrs. Hs¢niltoa, :;A NEW ear of coke. He was Prying a hang'° " iitoltbp C M en Brown, . /W : l Mrs. - i r o! coke }owe, with a sledge, Mrs. Burrows P and Mrs. Matthews with Merit But- when it came loose and struck hiss . tons for outstanding service to the _ in the 0". The eye was seriously Red eye -Cali Cru" during sue past foul AR magped—witiv--port--of s t He waa - 'taken to Markham for years. "SURGE' ' 1ERVICE. treatm ent and , is said to be improv- The program of the afternoon, E L E R n ' Rn w bl Hint Heal search, as a -a1r - q acted by 'Mrs. Norton, assisted by ' w Wanno man Goodfellowship Class Mesdames Ritchie, i p, G11 , The March meeting of the G'�od- Holtby,.- Brown and Buriov�s. These, _ 1 T Fellowship Class• was held 'on Tues- ladies told : of.'the beginnings of. _ - - We 'ells very glad ' to annoUileL-' that day evening at the home of Mr. and' Broughan - Bentley's Corners - of 11[rs. Don McCullough with a large the early churches and pastors, of attendance. Scripture was read by the f:iur original schools: The si o_ o songs appropriate to each 'ring, prayer by, �t rs. , : - Ux m presentation was hearty. firs. Brown p Johnson. ""The Church in the 'Rural ._ ._.:.. _ :• _ . •. _. - , . " . Community" was read 'by Mrs. Gar - weaYing 'the historic' regalia of the qr, -- �perwit :e wbicil -i an heir- . sqn. Little Exances McCu]1auGh loom in her family, told how the cited "Growing' Lip ". Mrs• Kennedy teachi' s of this Order influenced RIDGE O N T A R 1 3 "The Church in the Wild- i sang the youth of that bygone dap. Mrs. - • - orood" followed by Community sing- y „ _ ; our er«c men abehbro�s4ories of - .. -ing. Games and contests directed by •' brought up- to Rev..Kennedy, while the hostess ear- -- HaS t7CCn Appointed' - date in the Lady Tweedsmuir Vi11- ved' a dainty supper lunch, age His`.ory Book, which was on dis- a • lay, and that moil photographs - • Women's Missionary Society P p "SURGE" The regular montidq meeting of would be welcomed. A wonderful old The SURGE SeYvje� Dealer for the Women's Missionary Society of (but new autograph quilt -- - the United Church^ was held in the was shown which had raised ,s good- School Room' on Wednesday, March 1y' ��"� at the ttrtne or queen victor- — 3a's Jubilee. 13. Mrs. Luther Pilkey s group 'was „ - , _ _.- -_ a am' o =�a an d in charge this neonth. The program Mrj' Marrs, Mrs. t , +d� �� hitch. a and Mrs. Robertson, served 9, ' O � ■ was taken by the Goodfellowship very n ice tea, and the member. Class. ;11rs. Rhodes .led in the Dev= lingered longer than the • usual half - ot%nal Service and was assisted by - hour for a social chat. ' Y members of the Class, The Study a are proud roxa za o .... • 'pl1' very pr d to' have Mr C Il with our organs tI n Book on "Africa" was taken by Mrs {.. ' -�.. :' • g "Surge" - = V. xin and helpers. A duet '"fhG ' ; Iaunbartorl We assure you that he win endeavor to till his obli ations to the Surge �^ Old Rugged Cross" •was nicety rend- ..._ - • . ' - u user family sad to all dairs*men in in 'his `ierrlto'=7• erect by Mrs. R- Jackson and Mrs. L We are sorry to bear that ' Mrs: L. McCullough. Mrs. F. Loyst; Pres- A. Gourlie and ' Mrs. C. Stephens ?item took charge of the busines^. are under the doctor's care. We hope !The organizatirn of a C, G. I: T. trey -will con be feeling much better• Lb axd to in the s out and around R ■ ■ Ca uada is incised forty Gordon Aims i � � �ros �p Ra�so . near future. During the month of again Rfter a bad attack of ton- , April, the S: eietg hope to quilt fors siliti4. _ - - Q�. Q Toronto, Onto quilts, The meeting closed with the., At the laEt meeting of the Red 928` College Sir• hymn "Flast be the Tie that Binds ". Cross h`y'•= at thehnme of Mrs. Jack s Mc �31aa� :tn, the President, Mrs. C. �^� Annie was ;resented with a gift and BROUGHAMa sot of sprint flowers by the mean- , '1 bers. Delightful refreshments were 1 land" Sari then served by the hostess and the rr _� r F �.1 37 Fortified 46 Kind of cheese 37 Tura torco +man SILApCO 'MINING & REFINING ` prison. . ' • 47 Light brown. 2 Over all _ . 38 Duration. . ' ordinary Sore e� • 28 Any. •48 Exist. (abbr.). 40 Invigorating. t{uoaE OM i f 29 Modified plant .49 Has dined. -3 Indian. '91 Roman Vg 31 French article 51 Anger. 4 Sesame (pl.). magistrate. ! �11si R Co. Limited : !9-'Father. _�_52..Chemical •5 Aided. 43 Cariban ; 33 Spanish substance 6 Separated. Indian. l = QF . ..�� INFORMATION ON REQUEST (abbr.). - . - related to 7 Church 44 Go by. -- 35 Let fall. cellulose. (Scot.). ". 45 Let it stand. "a Quoted Bought — Sold - 37-Street (abbt.) 54 Adjust. 8 Over (poet.). 48 Every. g O — Q 39 Abatement 56 It is called 9 Transpose 50 Greek .letter, (colloq.). the "— (abbr.). 53 Depart. Harold A. Prescott & CO. - -- 41 Roof- - finial. 11) Pointed shaft. 55 Size'of shot NlElw9$ERS — The Toronto Stock Exchange, The Winnipeg Grain'Exchange. 334 Bay Street y . :TORONTO , WA. 4531 19 2G 3 � 21 2Z 3 r WITH Z4 ZS ' S:* 26 27 i28 !i5 30 I 3 i Mac onalds = Ills .7 M M i3 34 �35 3b 7 36 / t4►rg 39 4C rr # a. CANADA i off 47 49 53 54+ b _ GUNS NOT NE -KDED _ G � Advice T� "It is an ancient adage oow,' 0 t Q S e says .. contemporary, that the .'• 1� �f H didn't-know-it-was-loaded" gun to much !o be• feared.' The tragedy WHO - SUFFER WIT PILES 7 In such cases is increased. by the fact that about nine times out of Maybe you are one who is your bowel movements � + -10 there ip no real need for anybody troubled with tore, itching. easier and less painful, (2) '; �`" •. pmful piles, lees ing you t relieves the terrible itchin e involved'ro even have -a gun, E g nervous and imta le, male- and burning: (3) it eases the — Brantford Expositor ing your every bowel move painful soreness, (a} it aids �: ' ;� y * i''. '•; '3 � meat a dreaded. painful 3' , ., ". ¢ ✓, yL pa n healing the sore, sensitive ,-, , ?�•' �:ai y :''� S ,t : st•� . duty. It so you should not ile tumor}• The action of • t:, ;: :.;'.S. 6J� u ' . IMPULSE' , _ delay treatment and run the �'i re- ANNUAL ,�., � f•' 'r: p,. {�� + risk of letting this condition em -Raid is quick and g, liable. Within a few days It's jUSt -3�0 F,. ,... .� you will xewSlatHem -$ — — :t ti' a•,:. a •' �. - When' irfeOme taxing forms. a - Rectal itching and sore ran do for you. It is ctsy - �r?r ' ,. r :, +wYr*�?adC"� a ' p B P peror pp�aitntful boarl move and pleagaat to tree —gives '11) - pear merits because of piles are. amasingly gtairlt and etfec- 3 Nature's warning toyouind - live �cumt. fought off a pack of hungry shoppers to bag Ibis. `That people scratch their harried yw should like steps now It seems the height of beail9 oe '�1e`e Ch's tom"' We ! folly for you to con unue to package of crisp, crunchy, delicious Grape -Nuts Flakest- make this generous offer suffer the agonizing torment "Bravo,-Sir Archibald And I'd be- and bones: iron for the blood; and And wish they'd lived within. direaly to you, It gives you ofpilepwhensofinearemed �. their means. -s chance to a simple. ' may be'had at such a ama I Ifeve try. L you if you said you fought other food essentials." home remedy WITHO "I cost. if you are not cam- through a ,jungle full of Ilona for,fhat — St. Thomas Times -f ournaL - COST if.icdoe� not give you r satisfied with what ata]t rich, sweet -as -a -nut flavor of "Those two golden grains wheat and prompt and effective action Hem -Acid does for you—it Y' malted .barley are combined in ' ' 10 helping your pile troubles. after using one package you Post's (crape -Nuts Flakes i" Ir45U- LT._.TO INJURY . Go to any drug store to- art not greatly pleased— Grape-Nuts - Flakes. They're specially l ay .+w �.. ur mane win bees cbeer- "And of course, Gentlemen, me must blended, baked and toasted for flavor, Hem-Roi aninternal treat- Pc rd • ul rer ea. 'remember that Gres e�eay. Paav PCt1nn." And-hire these Russian spies :meat which directs its `i""'�'�"1rf r�r Ul - - Grape-Nuts : idrrectin t cause of Qrih :WUr —tl.ry : R your this notice a ao old; reliable l rm doing bu>i- supply carbohydrates for energy;. r0- I p most complete. diplomatic imtrlun• Piles. Pile@ are really m by bad circulation mess in Canada for over 20 years. Hem -Rord gy. p "Let us repair to the breakfast room"' of blood in the lower bowel. They are greatly mast help your annorns and painful pile ' teins for muscle; phOSphorus for teeth and shoot a giant economy package." ity, but have been eating Canadian aggravated by constipation and straining in condition —must •do' it quickly, 'easily and . .."butter l * bowel movements. pleasantly or your own test of this remark- The Hem -Roid' formula is made especialiy ably successful formats caw you frothing. ,— Hamilton Spectator to kelp yoo. It acts in t ways. (1) It makeg Try it godly. g . ' ot All There FELLERS, By GENE BYRNES -. . W14Y WEREN'T YOU IN SCHOOL 7 YESTERDAY, PINHEAD, WERE Iry JfM ?- J • t ' 1 MF.FW5 AB5ENT Cis, LEAVE :Mot4L ` YEAH! EF. ASSES iANERS PANTS! 7_ LP' A.WO,P ,+ POP.— -Pop Knows All the Answers By J. MIL.LAR WATT AMVR0bV 'D QNLY A MAN SELLING -6U3I HE SOUN WENT AS PI D151`t2AS,S1R - AWAY WHEN I TOLD HIM You W ERENIT I '°'Y .., -A USIGAL :r..i 41- I '— iA - - 1I R-1. .' e.'•Bell •syndicate•.tne. 1 ° { 1 _ THE STING STAYS That's alrriost as much as President MIDWESTERN STATE Truman 'gets —'with piano solos a >. The subsidy un the import of thrown in. rZl, HORIZONTAL ,Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 Philippine - bees has been removed. The sting ,l remains, as the Ceiling price will be Windsor Star 1 Depicted p O L IA NIE G P A tics. • raised. -'-- - ate' - - -- � A A t 13 Artist's frame — Woodstock Sentinel - Review 'TIIERE °S A SURPRISE 11 South African SON e0i 14,State of awaiting you if you haven't cornmeal. LOADS _ S T ID - profound , insensibility. WITH MUSIC ADDED yet tried delicious Maxwell 12 Its 'capital <` I P ]s _, H a: lA S D O 18 have been. I Hank Greenberg, a $55,000 • out - House Coffee. It's "Radi. !4 Sedan. FE AD : A ' NEW E 20 Dust (Scot.). 22 Like, fielder last season, is said to want ant- Roasted" tb develop 15 Cloth measure " E ry EMU T R I �, M 23 Universal $65,000 to play first base this Year." the flavor in 28 Arrive (abbr.) HIA T E ,' all extra the 27 Uncooked. C f-(A S M i 5 A T P S A L M language. superb Maxwell Souse 19 Wood sorrels. H A 5 1uB O T TOM 5'' T A 25 Steep descent — . blend. 21 Particle of A R E A �F F I L MIS T EAR sties t - - - - ' EST I IE R N S 33 Lath. - a 23 Flower. 34 Flower part. - SORE? 5 24 Mangles,. 42 Small. particle VERTICAL 36 Mother or ► ' ' " 2a East (Fr.). _ '43 Snares. 1 Seraglio. father. rr _� r F �.1 37 Fortified 46 Kind of cheese 37 Tura torco +man SILApCO 'MINING & REFINING ` prison. . ' • 47 Light brown. 2 Over all _ . 38 Duration. . ' ordinary Sore e� • 28 Any. •48 Exist. (abbr.). 40 Invigorating. t{uoaE OM i f 29 Modified plant .49 Has dined. -3 Indian. '91 Roman Vg 31 French article 51 Anger. 4 Sesame (pl.). magistrate. ! �11si R Co. Limited : !9-'Father. _�_52..Chemical •5 Aided. 43 Cariban ; 33 Spanish substance 6 Separated. Indian. l = QF . ..�� INFORMATION ON REQUEST (abbr.). - . - related to 7 Church 44 Go by. -- 35 Let fall. cellulose. (Scot.). ". 45 Let it stand. "a Quoted Bought — Sold - 37-Street (abbt.) 54 Adjust. 8 Over (poet.). 48 Every. g O — Q 39 Abatement 56 It is called 9 Transpose 50 Greek .letter, (colloq.). the "— (abbr.). 53 Depart. Harold A. Prescott & CO. - -- 41 Roof- - finial. 11) Pointed shaft. 55 Size'of shot NlElw9$ERS — The Toronto Stock Exchange, The Winnipeg Grain'Exchange. 334 Bay Street y . :TORONTO , WA. 4531 19 2G 3 � 21 2Z 3 r WITH Z4 ZS ' S:* 26 27 i28 !i5 30 I 3 i Mac onalds = Ills .7 M M i3 34 �35 3b 7 36 / t4►rg 39 4C rr # a. CANADA i off 47 49 53 54+ b _ GUNS NOT NE -KDED _ G � Advice T� "It is an ancient adage oow,' 0 t Q S e says .. contemporary, that the .'• 1� �f H didn't-know-it-was-loaded" gun to much !o be• feared.' The tragedy WHO - SUFFER WIT PILES 7 In such cases is increased. by the fact that about nine times out of Maybe you are one who is your bowel movements � + -10 there ip no real need for anybody troubled with tore, itching. easier and less painful, (2) '; �`" •. pmful piles, lees ing you t relieves the terrible itchin e involved'ro even have -a gun, E g nervous and imta le, male- and burning: (3) it eases the — Brantford Expositor ing your every bowel move painful soreness, (a} it aids �: ' ;� y * i''. '•; '3 � meat a dreaded. painful 3' , ., ". ¢ ✓, yL pa n healing the sore, sensitive ,-, , ?�•' �:ai y :''� S ,t : st•� . duty. It so you should not ile tumor}• The action of • t:, ;: :.;'.S. 6J� u ' . IMPULSE' , _ delay treatment and run the �'i re- ANNUAL ,�., � f•' 'r: p,. {�� + risk of letting this condition em -Raid is quick and g, liable. Within a few days It's jUSt -3�0 F,. ,... .� you will xewSlatHem -$ — — :t ti' a•,:. a •' �. - When' irfeOme taxing forms. a - Rectal itching and sore ran do for you. It is ctsy - �r?r ' ,. r :, +wYr*�?adC"� a ' p B P peror pp�aitntful boarl move and pleagaat to tree —gives '11) - pear merits because of piles are. amasingly gtairlt and etfec- 3 Nature's warning toyouind - live �cumt. fought off a pack of hungry shoppers to bag Ibis. `That people scratch their harried yw should like steps now It seems the height of beail9 oe '�1e`e Ch's tom"' We ! folly for you to con unue to package of crisp, crunchy, delicious Grape -Nuts Flakest- make this generous offer suffer the agonizing torment "Bravo,-Sir Archibald And I'd be- and bones: iron for the blood; and And wish they'd lived within. direaly to you, It gives you ofpilepwhensofinearemed �. their means. -s chance to a simple. ' may be'had at such a ama I Ifeve try. L you if you said you fought other food essentials." home remedy WITHO "I cost. if you are not cam- through a ,jungle full of Ilona for,fhat — St. Thomas Times -f ournaL - COST if.icdoe� not give you r satisfied with what ata]t rich, sweet -as -a -nut flavor of "Those two golden grains wheat and prompt and effective action Hem -Acid does for you—it Y' malted .barley are combined in ' ' 10 helping your pile troubles. after using one package you Post's (crape -Nuts Flakes i" Ir45U- LT._.TO INJURY . Go to any drug store to- art not greatly pleased— Grape-Nuts - Flakes. They're specially l ay .+w �.. ur mane win bees cbeer- "And of course, Gentlemen, me must blended, baked and toasted for flavor, Hem-Roi aninternal treat- Pc rd • ul rer ea. 'remember that Gres e�eay. Paav PCt1nn." And-hire these Russian spies :meat which directs its `i""'�'�"1rf r�r Ul - - Grape-Nuts : idrrectin t cause of Qrih :WUr —tl.ry : R your this notice a ao old; reliable l rm doing bu>i- supply carbohydrates for energy;. r0- I p most complete. diplomatic imtrlun• Piles. Pile@ are really m by bad circulation mess in Canada for over 20 years. Hem -Rord gy. p "Let us repair to the breakfast room"' of blood in the lower bowel. They are greatly mast help your annorns and painful pile ' teins for muscle; phOSphorus for teeth and shoot a giant economy package." ity, but have been eating Canadian aggravated by constipation and straining in condition —must •do' it quickly, 'easily and . .."butter l * bowel movements. pleasantly or your own test of this remark- The Hem -Roid' formula is made especialiy ably successful formats caw you frothing. ,— Hamilton Spectator to kelp yoo. It acts in t ways. (1) It makeg Try it godly. g . ' ot All There FELLERS, By GENE BYRNES -. . W14Y WEREN'T YOU IN SCHOOL 7 YESTERDAY, PINHEAD, WERE Iry JfM ?- J • t ' 1 MF.FW5 AB5ENT Cis, LEAVE :Mot4L ` YEAH! EF. ASSES iANERS PANTS! 7_ LP' A.WO,P ,+ POP.— -Pop Knows All the Answers By J. MIL.LAR WATT AMVR0bV 'D QNLY A MAN SELLING -6U3I HE SOUN WENT AS PI D151`t2AS,S1R - AWAY WHEN I TOLD HIM You W ERENIT I '°'Y .., -A USIGAL :r..i 41- I '— iA - - 1I R-1. .' e.'•Bell •syndicate•.tne. 1 ° { 1 r z; HUNGER TAMES DEER IN IDAHO Highlights of the News fs � a _ , .y — Canada's Aid to U.K. together `ir defence of those cans w W � r q z y.t x a Prime •lister Mackenzie King es we hold iear." b 9 '> W announced that Canada will pro- The wartime British prime min- d vide a ci•dit of $1,250,000,000 to inter told a joint session of the *� "`� %- i► F the United 'KiagdOm under terms 'Virginia legislature that "above ' of a financial agreement rt between all, among the English - speaking 8 the two countries. peoples, there must be the union £k vs Pik; s y Mr. [ling stressed that the im- of hearts based upon convictions ? ta' mediate purpose -of the, agreement and common ideals.' .. is to .cable the United Kingdom Not once in his prepared ad. - s" to overcome her temporary finan- -dress, did he mention either Rus• l cial difficulties in purcha..ing from sia or Communism.. Nor did he Canada. refer direct! his s . " Y to appeal in Ful- - y. Canada's financial assistance to ton, Mo., three days previously, Britain in loans and cutright gifts, for creation of a strong Anglo including the $1,250,000,000 loan American military, alliance. ' totals -bot.t $4,950,000,000. Yet, indirect! . - ` a � :,��" •�.&�^,.. � s^ � Y,. this was the -. " in 1042 Canads loaned Britain theme of his address to Virginia's Tr' Y, ti � ✓, c , - sioti,mu00o o which about $150,- lawmakers. , 000.000 has since been repaid. In 194.2 ther-, ivas an outright gift of 1 $1,000,000,00-, and sinew then mu- I WORRIES FADE as you . ti With vegetation .on their normal grazing grounds covered by deep snow, thousands of deer in Idaho goal aid has been give.. to approxi- 'enjoy the comforting have come to rely on free handouts from the state fish and game commission to keep from starving.. t.:ately $2.0(',).000 OOt,. The deer, made quite tame by hunger, come to the 8o emergency feeding stations established by the British Troops Leave Indonesia stimulation of 1Vlaxtiell ' commission. Photo shows a. game warden feeding some of the animals. House Coffee. Its superb Approximately 1,000 British Ind - iar troops boarded ships last week blend contains choice BARRIER COLLAPSE KILLS 33 as th4 British began to carry out Latin- American coffees, their announced policy' of gradual- _ s ly withdrawing their force., from You can't beat it for mel- The Netherlands East Indies. low, full-bodied sootiness. The embarkation followed the - - _ -- arrival,. di Batavia of 2,40o Dutch x - • troops from Dish yd. A on5rn - que issued at that time said they % *r.-: would replace the British forces "TAKE GIN-PILLS! !9 t' when the latter "eventually leave." advises Sydney woman. Churck Parley r Retomwn,df 40 year old reiRad The archbishop of- Canterbury, NJ *nered fIr years from 4idney trox a witt ut getting much re- the Most Reverend Geoffiey Fran- lief. Then I tried Gin Pills. After cis Fisher, w ill toms .to the United taEing3 boxes 1 felt very mach im- � States next September to attend proved."-Mrs. Y.L.,Sydory,N.S. the general convention of the Epi- Gin Pills help remove the acids stop al church in Philadelphia. that can cause aches and pain. sor-monnes- back" basloz. "SU% sfproves 1 Ssa•tii..k Chincae their nitric Relief bupplics, - chicfty flour, used clozhi. t anC medich:e, are be- Regular size' eo Ptr' . ing rushed to war- ravaged Hunan Eeeeomy size. Bo Pills pro%ince and %IancFuria' followirg reports *describing- the plight of millions of men women and child- ren in these areas ' e w N Frompt, a� tiun is es, ential to save, (in the U.S.A. •ek for Go no Prato •'' - - v • •3AZSOe>7 t1� iil1l1� �iIR�R� o �� s Hunan. cosaez It me 1.500000 1' �e- H s. a u�eroe u :. • ►.. ,;, :. e ..'..' xis' Wall - - - - -- -. - .. -. --------..--Joint D4fence A. Thirty -three persons were trampled to death and more than 500 injured when barriers surrounding 4%inston . Churchill again 'tailed totter field at Bolton, Lancashire, England, gave way under pressure 'of a crowd of 83,000 gathered upon the ;, ropee' of his homeland for a championship match. Photograph shows injured being'given medical treatment on the field. and-o€ the United States to stand a JAPANESE PEOPLE SEE MORE OF THEIR ROYAL RUL ERS THESE DAYS , •, �' „��'" IMF- on 't $ u f f e r— .J r WAIT FOR -- £ i - ... RELIEF. H CHES EAD =co�4S. • � ., GRIPPE - -�- -- - - -3� s� .PERIODIC PAINS YOU CAN HAVE If IN MINUTES with this Grand hs on Ready or mefty j t'asizi Q the -zn'e - -demoeniey' – ja _ ,. [�.� - -hr5 iv .lit. I:..._ - 1'�a66nv. s,W ..a&".Is �a �a{wt'.aa k.0—D Uf 0sy0, .. . - - ' EmY.=a•,=...b -s.. Yo.., c : : :� _:,.: - FF : :,,I : : :L a r.�� .. i ♦ talking to citizens and permitting a degree of proximity to the royal persons previously unthinkable. At right, above, women pa- y - - - -• dents in Tokyo's Kurihama National Hospital kneel on their 'beds, each bowing as the emperor passes her. At left, rarely photo- graphed Empress Nagako is pictured during a visit to Saisekai General Welfare Hospital. ' She wore a simple fur- collared cloth coat > _ over a blue kimono. f _ CURLING CHAMPIONS OF CANADA j l . Room in Australia Time are approximately* 3,000 antifriction ball and roller bear 7. ALL trana lids 2.4 N,.' ..s ze the --ir°° ^' -- -hypes in the modern i square mile. This comp.,res -with commercial coast' -to- coast' passen- 4.3.2 to the square � mile in the ger and freight airplanes: EASIER SWAU OWED ... ACT FASTER i United States. 506.4 in the- United e r Kingdom. yy g • T, -►... ; :.took for this sign for leadership in the field of _ modern insecticides, fungi• ' cic"tes an4„ herbicides _foe' _ ~ - farm garden. ' Your r Shown here are members of the Alberta rink which capiured the rco 1948 Dominion curling champion and Macdonald Brier Tankard - . • .dealer will have fall tnform _ - iast week by defeating Manitoba and Northern Ontario in playoff ation soon- 'l •games at Saskatoon.. The Albertans came from behind in both play- COS. edging Manitoba, 8-7, and Northern Ontario, 84, • L• eft to •Trod. Mark Res sight, the new champs are: A. R. Smith, B. M. Swelin, W., W. ' LOGIC fOR•THL "GRaw CRS't OS - (Billy) Rose, skip, and G. C. Crooks. .'4 i - - A Yts` mill . Notice 0 You _ We do building at All tdnda - - - ":' - - CARPffifTERING ■ CEMENTING - - P• Cerilt Ca rdw In - - - -- - RrOO ING GENERAL HARDWARE New Spring Shipment of _ �_ qe also .ell Brantford Roaring - -- _ Materials, PInpire B.tibMM :.;Staunton semi4rirnmed Wall Pa 6r� .. �� , �,w d • s"'• -- -- . ,::..; ..... �� _ .. , .... New Fancy China and Glass Building mat SUPPLIES • . - F.rLatei Free Fl otica Paint - �'lite Casein _Paint - _ - Work Goarsole a Phone Pickering J. S. BALSDON _: PICKERING - - -•- -- '288's -Orange:, -32c doz y'-. '- a• . PRO -USE _ ,,.�. -- , Swine;i* Sirectortq -- - - - - -_- -80 s Grapefruit, 4 for 25c �-R ALL SPRING GORDON F.. OSBORNE � —•— - MO S. CH A PMA N ONE CENT SA C. L. U. lsA. E, Ricitlzrdson DIii!'itICT MANAGER GENERAL. INSURANCE r WEDNESDAY to SATURDAY REAL ESTATE , -- ..Refrigerators -- - 11SAROS - 20, 21, 22 and 23 - - EMPIRE LIFE OONVEYANMwe = `.:Radlos:� �gerators � Stcwes _ �,� G,mp� An old established OTHER APPLIANCES .. R YO ReD!es to serve. ' 1'°�y �rASaING IdA�dEB and . • . _ _ . , .... WATCH, FO - UR HANDBILL r ,J�sa+ES SERVICE _ - . -.._ .... .. _. - H D. Curtis - - -- � Phone Plug so ent8 ea On D Munro - STORE HOURS - W. - Tom Packrin _ HOUSE WIIiING - - � � • .�l . IF 30 3ED M2 • ^ ROUGE Week Days 8.80 A. M. ! P. 3[. Geo. E. 'Brown, Andlelr, Ont. J. Mills, Ajax Iaaarauce of all' Kindle '" Sunday 12.80 P. lfi. 6 P. IM. Telsi h ms, `622 Whitby, 01 -' 15tb Tear as J : ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES J R. Boyes, wM. McEACHNIE Insurume Adviser Phm • I'3 • 1rtIH•.%. a vi sL DHALES _ Broagkam, Out Pick 5 it n The $ickering Nears is near the top THE REXALL STORE L DIRECTOR- 'p in demand for advertising space is PHONE PICK. 6a rfiTat* A bulanee S� Clarke Prentice _. ROCK the .weekly' newspapers of Ontario. or Night Dag LIORNSED AUCTIONNM - Pick •� _ _ { Phone . 13 arle; CO1metl'e' o: Yolk awed or _ _: alit _._._., ae. to Carp. Eau Pr.• ...•....- ..... -.. �••- r the 'THEATRE. Qn y Meats • J. H Prime: Plots *. � F�_� ickering. Ontario ( �•�» ish In Season -_ . .. ,. _., ,..,_...,_,,.. and Preade)• farm and t1I@ssa• -;�.. -- s>sodt 8atw a soaet.w, at 1l'ae ..+ - Alr- condiitioaed • �.. e1l][ M. MAW 1%asanaDi. saves, SFURSDAY, FRL_ SATURDAY & Vegetables .' ,: = < PRONE �4IN.. w s: >tclLtaasa. - MARCH 21, 22 and 23 Z.l�'J MARKET M LICENSED AUCTIONELB and VALUATOR Bassists: O! Netary laMN ''Two Shows - 7 ind 9 P. M. - .. . ,..i otutday Matinee st'1:80 P. M. Phone Pickering 84 Anywher@ �BC.,C. RDSOIV I WO$ eondneW TRICHA Phone or Write Snits 811 - Cantineatal Life !!#� $mcend�ary - -= Blonde �• D.nda. St. >sat, ,oar. M. Day SL a -� In Technicolor _ . PICKERING MEAT MARKET c Y R i t. E. N14 R L E Y _ -. sa:bars► Hutton Arturo. DeCordovo Your Satisfaction . My Qnarsnp0 FRANK - - NSURANCE AND H. McKEE :Charles Ruggles Barry. Fitzgerald T ;Quality drat Service0ur A liri REAL ESTATE PAINTER 8r DECaRATOR IKONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY .. _.,' "wr BUY TH13 REST Yor MAKE THE TES1°' PHONE 67 PICK., : y `;PICKER 86 MARCH 26, 26 and 27 ' - Fkbwtag ING ONTARIO Last Complete Show At 8.15 P. M. J A. WILLOUGH9r �" .. Sighe@t Palest Paid for - - � DO THINGS RIG!ST • -_ J ©finny Angel :; EGGS DR. P. L. LOOS 'w' FTO, - - 3t not to ae 1W.a a Raf `•L VE and DRESSED ,E•�N Beall Office ronto all than to de them �re�g. George Raft ,Claire Tremor _ _ VETERINARY BURQEpN 164 Yonge St, �f As06pb + _ 'lids Is certainty true b - and_ Signe Basso .-° ` _ - and Oldest is Meal Pjclrerins Fa:ms Limited - __ DUNIiARTO , Canada - Established Forty iDocanieat,R WQts, CeaTey>rnas& Also An Added Attraction - - '� Years" Consult Your Farmer - Lawler - - ---�, Ontario Phone Pickering 72 R 11 corvsuLr uR AcT,ve c,i r of ►T, ife wit 1311pwidi P'hone Whitby 886 _ P TT C irk IV STEW . 'penny Singleton Arthur Labe Seller & Atkinson . and Larry Simms .... _ _ . - .. UM I NATE .. _ s neon -_ F. onrush - _ 1W2 - . '!'HUB.gDAY,. FRI, SATURDAY' Phone Ag$e, 20 3bwif 290 B. Se. _ H. A., e feed hazard Licensed` Ont�rto Land _ MARCH 28, 29 and 30 t - 8415 King Striesk East. Oshawa, Oat. IF'RED MACMURRAY . ' 1 ."''.-'In chick raising Auctioneers - _ - in. Eddie -- -- - 2b tear's Experience r _ rNotice - -- It isn't eno' h k w to no the an conducted she where, Silva a►I''. i The Story of Eddie RickenbacTrer - ' iris of a feed -you must know hour Specializing in Farm Stock, " * :that analysis is • made up: You !� aita:+e and Property Saks. t�erialnation Stares 'Doer; oak must know hole many pounds of 'An Sates personally listed and atom gash Note to O@i@r S ism Is Here .. s a&6rtbed. Bills prepared and Asphalt Shingles - p. 9- the ex n..i�e ingredients like pcw- 1; BeoRnp - dered milk,' meat meal and rereal Asphalt LOOS TO .THAT ROOF NOW ! ! . _ ��q� grass are' in the feed. PrO mpt �rvice �f►si! goa Call Us For Free Estimates , h And you get th' information, right b w d wn- fe- �#ee- e»d --e�every ire — Q.aa Qua. m �.le Q m tae (40 Years Experience) * gredient in CAFETERIA Chick 11 •a 1VJL • Gortion g iM Starter. PRONE 290 STOUFFV MLLE J. & G. G asco• � e We can't invite you to compare the ingredient of CAFETERIA Chick Starter with other b ?, Phone: 743 :chick starters for no other feed gives you -full formula•- :Whitby, Ont., informa : ica. = I C a M R 1 ....LUMBER . I.. i VGe.in�ite you to visit your nearest ?�10 \ARCH and The Coe _ j %ICAFETE•'FIA. feed dealer to, check over the complete Lai D _ _. list-of ingredients in CAFE TE -R IA C HI.CK ST Scrbor Junctio:CEMENT ao n CAFETERIA P O U L T RY - - FEEDS :TELEPHONES = Howard 1117, and Scarboro ..W CY R K MONARCH LIVESTOCK FEEDS Rough and Dressed Lumber Millwork CELLARS. - FOUNDATIONS •- Ill only "open formulir'� -feeds on" tbi? Morkeo.. Frames, _- , Sash. Door@ Spreena $TABLE OR Mad�by WisOie Leaf Miiliing Company Limited and sold br ! _ Interior Trish Mouldings Soft and - Hirdwood Flooring _ • . 'ANYTHING IN CEMENT WORK Brick- InsWated. Siding..' Cedargrain Shingle Siding = - a Wallboards Rock Lath Cedar Shingles • As{fhalt Shingles RoU Roofing ■ DIX. Masoaito - Pradncb ' -- " � r _ Ba#clsy Tile Rock W u a PA. _ W. MITCHELL •MRTIN- g 100 PURE PLA ,kIoNe T G reenwood, Ont. + PHONE PICK. 7 R 21 Ph one 74 Pickering, �Ont. - Y All grades of F. C. Cedar Shingles