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VOL. LXY _ ....DTCKERING, ONT. PRTI Y, MAR. 29, 194 Nets 1 �;
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To Secont -7, 1.' 1,E 1.41E: W-S
Me etin �n nil 10th
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Club, appointed. a '7&ct h3i ding" We Cannot Do Witieout Railways Claremont Wine Cup in PiitNteriag 'Pickering Village- ' isting his :brother Wm. _V. to= con- - - -_
Otan sittee from within their me=- .. W. A. •Goody, C. N. R. Agent Township Hockey League - - auct ate saturda sale, and
to coati _the Club's wort - Addresses-own - -Rotary -Ci „b ----- - t-,tt,te r estaMissfied. They paid the
- _ r• hoc - Mr. - ssd�3Sis: E. D: Renaud,- of News a farewell call. Wi11, as aright
ad promoting the Community Club _ - ',•."n' °T` "„` ° °y��teairi Won -tie Toronto, were guests of Mr, and
sand Centre. Considerable work has We have often suspected that the Pickering Townships Hockey- League i be- expected regretted having to
been done, but to gather together . Canadian -(and • American) railways Cup last Wednesday- night at 'Oslt- Mrs. Les. M. Morley on Sunday. - leaye the village where he has spent
the desires and wishes of the citiz- have 'felt - the "squeeze" given by • awa,, when the defeated Brougham rs. E. M_ Methere), of Beaver -
ens of the village (as a start), the the introduction qof the highway in a score of 12r -a6. u m ton returned -home on Monday after the greater part re his life. It is
?d6 Y expected he will return to Arcola
various, many groups within this transport truck. This hockey team has -carried a .spending three weeks with Mr. and with Walter, leaving here last Tues-
village area were invited to discuss Rotarian Wm. A. - Goudy, addressed great deal of 1oca1 interest through- Mrs. P. J. Metherel and family. day morning. Will celebrated his
the matter, and send representatives the Rotary Club •on- Tuesday even- out the winter„ and the attendance William "Bill" 'Peagelly, of Greets- 76th birthday on the 26th ,of January,
to a meeting held in the town hau ing in one of the too few "classif- at the games was by no means wood paid Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stev.- last,
on Wednesday evening - - -to bring ication talks ". As C. N. A. agent small, ensox a visit a few days ago. A Mrs. l;, C. Copeland is in London,
visit by Bill very often does a lot
(continued on page 8) here Mr. Goudy told of some of the Pickering, Cherrywood and Dun- Ont., nursing her mother who is III.
- operations carried on , with D. 1. barton were "nosed" out some weeks more good than some other tonics Three old Pickering boys had a
Ciaeemoat Waanead's Institute sold in boxes or bottles. Mr. Stew
L, during the war as regards their ago, which left the two north teacis } bit of a re -union (not, a planned
enson will agree with this, judging
interests as transportation agency, • to `play off the finals. {- one}-- itt-- t? ce- viHage- o'r<�'tonilay,- w'fte� - '
The monthly, meeting of the Clare- 'from whatAw- told -us of -t?ffe enjoy-
_aaout 'Women's Institute .was• held, at. _From his talk w e recall._th� toll -After the genre; .-the President three now old -time Westeraera got
owing significant, statements -- dur- of the Pickering ' Township League; able visit. i together on the street here••- �Waltw
the home o! Mrs. Coady, oat wed- Mr, and Mrs, J. R T4rexton and
ing the war, 40 thousand '-freight Mr. Ray T. Doble, of Picketing, i Cornell, o! Arcola„ Sack., Fred _
aesday, March 20, with the Presid- cars .loaded with munitions and sup- presented the winning team with the daugh�er Margaret, of Toronto via- Clrake, near Indian Head, and Win
*• �. Mrs. Johnston presiding. Due plies' moved out of this s.ationi as cup - donated for competition by Mr. _ ited the Potter home on Monday ev- Bunting, of La Pas, Man. They had
to a business engagement, Mr. Doh from D. I. L.• (enough to make up Wm. H. Moon. ening, and called on other friends not been together for years.
arty was unable to be present, and - at t he same time.
. a train reaching from 'Pickering to f Ms. and )Ire. Thomas Daugli�il„ _
.give the book review as slated. 11, represerrtiag i2 -13 mill- Canadian Girls In Training William Busting, of La Pas, Man -, � Toronto, were is town at �
- -Mow real),
A cumber of articles pertaining to was; a visitor_ in -town over the `
ion dollars in 'height. C-a� -tan -- - i first of the week, and attended t�
ltustitute work was read. Mrs.- Thos The Comrades of the C. week-end, accompanying Miss Bertha
Gregg rendered a piano solo. The freight rates lowest of any country G. I. T.- opeamd -1Ld1L regulai meet- Bunting out to Fred's home at Ajax. funeral of the late Mrs. Potter.
Topic - "Publicity" as taken by excepting Japan. Nothing to sell. Mrs. Wyman, of Peterboro visited
ty! " ing -with the 'Opening Ceremonies. Mr. Bunting liken La Pas so well,
Mrs F. Lbyst. She stressed the fact tilt Transportation . Referring to The Secretary's and Treasurer's re- that after only a few days in Ont- friends here over the week- endrt,
true* 'competition, we were consider- Capt. George G..Copeland, B. A.,
that the work the Women's ln8- P- ports followed and were apporoved. ario he was anxious to -get back. ospitai �
ably enlightened ' on many points- M. D., is a patient in A
thaw is doing is well- worth making railways operate at about 4 cents Business was ,discussed. An inAta- Will has been in Manitoba for marry England. at present.
known. The sum of -5100 was donated tion , was received from the Ajax years. ,
per ton mile tower' than trucks.- See Jabez• Hallett s sale list to
to the needy children of Europe; E15 i Branch to spend a social evening Walter Cornell, of Arcola; Sask.,
a to Claremont Riblic Libra and t2G railways still have the "long hauls" this issue.. .
ry r with them on April 5, and was ace- was in town over the week -end, ass-
epted. On March b, a donation o!
- to the Red Cross 3odety ....grain, coal, lumber rte. bnj �
A dainty, hmch Was served by they are obliged by governmental $10,00 was given the Pickering ub-
]Ln. Frardc Carson, Mrs Wm. Pal- corntml to 'handle this class of art g �.
ids at a much lower rate than are he Library. Joanne Pyper and Joan
suer, bars, Roy Morgan and Mrs• the trucks who carry more n lire Pearson took • the Worship. The _
•,express" class, and for •which they
theme was "Generosity". Games
Presbyterian Chw-ch To Present receive a higher rate. Railways had °were played and a sing -song follow-
ed. Este formerly depended on this latter �' The megting cloned with the sing-
_ article to make up for the loss sus- of Taps". -Corr. _
The Pickering Presbyterian Chur -ih tained in the hauling of the previous- : Funeral Services Held on !Monday
ate bringing the Sacred Contata, 17- mentioned class of . long -haul ,Fdr, Late William - Mitchell
a Maunder's "Olivert to Calvary" to freight .... if the,- trucks were corn-
Pickering on Sunday evening, April - pelled to haul at 'the same rate -as Funeral services were held on _.. -- , -__ -: • - - -
14.. This Cantata will be presented - - -_ . .
the railways. .the�trucka would soon Monday, for the late William Mit- - • •
by the combined choirs of the All be off the highaws.- Five men in chell, well -known in Pickering Town - But fmiDioyers aan'd Workers Must Assist
Bainta Anglican and Whitby Pr"by- charge of a freight train of 2500 ship, who passed away at his res- -
Agrisa Church, under the direction of .tons can take their load across the idence on the ith Con. on Saturday During the war organization of rrianpower
the leaders of the two choirs . The continent -250 10-ton trucks would morning. •He was in' his 85th year. was made possifile through_ co- operafion of
Choir will consist of sixty voices and be required to carry the same load ' Born in Devonshire, England, he employers and workers.
svi� appear a3 i2te.' <hureh' here at with 500 mien in charg _. _;.;,carne - -W- Canada as a boy, with his This co- operation is no .less ,necessary to
8,00 P. m. Bill's address was very enlighten- rfamily and gettled at Darlington. A assist in organizing the employment market --- -
ing and much appreciated, as was year later they moved to Pickering
,r during the present critical- period., _
f re _` �� l the two solos by Harry Kaiser; -who Township, where he resided until his
/�4 u b _ Bill bad brought witti him for this death. Attending school at S. S. No, Some manpower controls still remain. r
- occasion. 2, he later. farmed in various parts
These are still law. They are aimed at assisting
Uunbsetm t mited Mtl� i Rase Irwin has change next week. of the township. His wife, the for- in organizing the employment market.. -Row., A. L Holley, B. A., B. D. $seer Sarah Ann Wright, predeceased Remaining controls, are designed to help
M '� Mrs, James .Pots him 51 years ago. He was a mem- employers and workers -and actually require '
Sunday, March 31' 1946 iDer o! the United Church. only minor assistance from the public.
t3Ab p. m -Morning Worship and ,� death took, y , He is survived b • a sea FA gar, at
Place on Sunda } g YOU ARE URGED TO COMPLY WITH
Adult Discussion Group Mph 24, of one of the older, high ' 4nae; ' a daughter, Mrs. Frank Tor= THE FOUR CONTROLS WHICH REMAIN:
PbM1trtl! it1- Leatm Swim
01 ? 4• rceyo�►r_.Il ura..c•u vl �l.b .�. � -oacer of f herrmood• four broth. -
• "item Journey to the Cress" in the person of Mrs. James Potter, ere, Joseph, at Brougham, Frank, 3-- Lmpioyers 1"k
Plan to attend Cht3rcir on Snitday iii •he= 76th year. at Cherrywood, James, of Pickering - meat Office of any need for workers, as soon.
_
Morning
The !owner Sophia Bond, of Col- and Samuel, of Billings, Montana; as that need is known. _
n - umbus, .Out; she married Mr. Po.- three sisters: Miss Emma, of Cherry-
"' ter 42 years ago, moving to Brant- wood, Mrs. John Thompson, of Tor- i-- VlThere employers engage 1.:.,,, outside the
Centenuiial United Chairs t lord, where Mr. Potter was engaged onto and Mrs James White, of this National Employment Service. they, MUST "•' - -
Highland Creek _ as a statiowery eagineer ,with the :village, also four • grandchildren and ! : 3rotify the nearest NFS Office within three Few. A. E. H B. A., B. D. ' Simpson Carriage Works. They came three great - grandchildren.
Xiniste
_ to Pickeri- ..Derr -- �e service was held on 1(Form NSS 312 is provided for thin
— Sunday, :_ purpose.)
l.ib p. m.Att rrrr�wan Sunday Mr. Potter purchased the Arthur from the McEschnie Funeral Par 1 ,
+ School, A class for every age. Boyes steam 'threshing outfit, and
]ott;e, with Rev. 1. E. i+ennedY off= %--- iJnemployed' workers' seeking emp1Dymeat -
2.30 P. m. - Afternoon Worship 'o�'�� same for- many years, the iciatin�g. Interment in Erskine Ceni- MUST register with the National Employment' '
family becoming very well known etery ' Office if uaeatplQ ed for seven . consecutiae j
Fourth in Lenten Series throughout this tow:►shi - .
-Be of Good Cheer" p' Usiodek -- Warren days. :
Sunday is a day for Worship, Plan Mrs Potter had been in very ,. -
poor health for some years, and f-- Generally speaking, any emplogef or em-
_- - . -ta..- attend Church' passed away quietl She had a Post The marriage took place quietly, - ployee MUST give seven 'daps' notice to the
.J 0-- _ Y' at the United Church Manse here on
- Plekerinli United Chureb of friends in this village. Satutday�Ma*et+ o� , �t I+Ir. —_ u i ly of any intention to terminate
She was g _ ,L.:z`n employment. (Form NSS 120 is still required.) -
Rev, -Robert Usiodek, of Detroit, MiEh., ---
Minister of England. Surviving are: her bus- and the United States Navy, to Miss Ezceptiona may be learned from the nearest
band; two sons, Clare and Mervin;
4, ` 10.00 a. m..- Sunday School Rose Diana' Violet Warren, daughter . NES Office.
,11.00 a, M. 3.4onting Worship three grandchildren, and .two sisters, of Mr. 'and Mrs. David Warren, of
7,00 P. m, Evening Worship.- Mrs• Leonard' Neal•e,' of 'Pickering, . Pickering. Rev. R. C. Copeland off- - The partners to industry - employers and
and Mrs. Samuel hivell of Brook - - -
- 0 ' iciated. employees -- should help the National Employ -
Presbyterian Church, Pickering ::men!' Service to promote a.high level of employ-
Rev. funeral took place on Tuesday In Memoriam - -
Rev. D. Marshall - -ment by complying with -these simple rules.
Minister :,
with service at St. George's Church, - Only with public support can an employ- ;
Mrs. P. X. S raft Organist and interment a_ Erskine Cemetery. BAKER -In loving, memory cf our
P rga went service give full assistance to the com
8.00 P. m. - Sunday %hool dear daughter and sister, Annie, who -munit "
Pickering Women's Institute died, 'March • 2i, 1937, -- y'
S.Oo p. tn. - Church Service
O - Resting where no Shadows• Falb' :
i St. George's Guild The Women's Institute will meet In perfect peace to await us alt. Make full use of , the Local Of#�ic a of-the Nationat `
St 'George'a Guild'willmePt at the on Friday, March. 29, in the Rea - Always remembered by Matti, Dad,
Rectory, on Tliorsday,. April 4, -- Cross --Rooms, with blrs. ` Fairba m Sisters, and .Bre'lters. Employment $@rvie@: ' ff IS there f0 serve your . r'
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and :'t2r:. McLean as Hostesses'. ; At -•- needs, and those of the entire Community.
the close of ffie'meetin CAED AF THANKS
United Church W. M.' S: -e4pHI 4 g, the cpnven-
v. E s. 4
:'.
The April meeting of the W. M. ors _for' the Bazaar, to be held on
Saturday,, March 30,, ni f 1; We wish to express to our marry
S. of the United Church will be, held I a ran a friends, neighbors and'relatives cur.. t EMPLOYMENT -
ist the hoine of Mrs. Copeland, on the• their 'booths. The Bazaar will open at. _
evening of Thursday, April 4, at..8 8.'0- o'clock o:► Saturday, and they, heartici t14:nSts for the many kind -
edock. The FAster Pro m will be 'hope to have a good supply of fancy nearer and assigtance received dur-
work, aprons ing our recent bereavement, • in -the l
presented by Mrs. Fallaise.. All lad -
fee Treat groceries and hoarse- lose of a loving mother; also lor. kUMPHREY tee are .cordially invited to attelra. g, Yourself to afternoon the many acts of l4dness during
Answer t Roll - Call -- . "Hope ". tea, and , tha . children . to the Fish , , A.
°t. - , her long illness. r
Please remetrei to bring articles Pond. Help mace this effort a succ-
for the bale. eess• .lades Potter and Fanrtly
A ij i'. ,A. M'' ., it.` .. A .. - .. . k -±6 •' r m�„
t But u we said before, there's ,AO! CHICKS FOR SALE 14=90NAL, '
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=My 'a slip twiiLl cup an(. up -- l0 WEEK ULD LEGAVAN ' PUL- H E R C O DO YOU KNOW GOD -- OR PRIM -
' rM Inside g� ray for anything to bap- lets Tor, 8,000 Hollywood Leghorn ..,. for a mystery? Read what the
• �e Pullets 10 weeks old at 170.00 per " " scriptures t�eaeb. rite for tree
ems' pen. It usually does. 100 for shipment March 18th "RED l GP pamphlets, The Tr�i th About the
• • • Large husky '1?ulletr from hens Electric CblCiteD Brtl�odelr Trinity,•' Christaderobtan gpurch.
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Hockey -with records of 100 eggs per Year Write for srwrtleer�lwrs 35 Flazeltoa Ave., Toroatq OOffrrtt
This column texmivat.s our Con- for 10 generations, These pullet* Huron_EO$!Iwering 4ic Res eal'Cit
' tributions for thib stas0a___lt 4la-s- wYl I., ✓..,., of phis egiis nest 1obta n i. LIFE AND SUw TO
- Rummer and Fall when eggs are Co. ' obtain ft+ Free • booklet!' on the
-been a pleasure to keep you posted great subsect. 'J. Taylor. Oospg1
B� FD. FITKIN.— -a good price. Also day old chicks- GodericiI i Hall. 611 Arlington St, Winuipe'g,
on the hocke-. gossip -tad perhaps hatching twice each week, rocks.
There's many a slip 't'wixt the next year, we'll be back at this reds, leghorrtm, australorps and 6 FARMS 1.4111111 aaLlt
- Cup and th. lip - esptciall the
same, old stand. Until then best -hybrid crosses. Write for price- PHOTOGRAPHY
• Ilst and calendar. Big Rock Farm.
y 200 ACRE FARM WITH GOOD
Stanley Cup. of luck to all. Mille Roches, (►nL Box W tbulkdinga, hydro, water to house TIME TESTED QUALITY
Going into the post - Session ,play; STARTED CHICEC BUYERS DON'T and barn. Good cattle run, bush SERVICE and SATISFACTION „
waste any time sending In your lot, with or without stock and Your films ur•,uerly developed and,
off whirl, Montreal Canadiens are orders if you want started chicks. implements. Terms if desired. printed
We have a good • choice now In Write E. J. Colson, Braeebridge, 5 OR 8 EXP •SURE ROLLS 86a
almost unanimousl•' installed as - ;turn and three -week old puFe Ont. REPRINT$ 8 for 26e
7n their record they breeds and hybrids In non - sexed,. FINEST ENLARGING SERVIC]O
favorites. _ _ bullets or cockerels Also floor.__ __50 ACRES, BAND LOAM FARM INIR You may not get all the films you
deserse such acclaim - but past raised pullets six weeTte up -to:-- suitable for Tobacco. Six the quality una service. You desire
_. sixteen weeks, for immediate de- domed house, Barn 56 X 31 toot
.rr want this yea: but you can Set all
performances CpU11t .sine tittle to 7iv r.. wend for s e. - weaq t / plea House, Pig Pen, ate possess- Garage. ss-
io�a�. Free Zataldl>^he. �weaGre 'Ion. Shea. , Edwin possess- n is
Stanley Cupping when the styli of Chick liatche'rfes T.imttee. Fer¢ue ion, Price 13500. Edwfa Gt]ee, Con- IMPERIAL FROTH BF.NV'lCR
:play boils: down to. a matL- for -man l � Ontario, session 5t C,lencoe. Ont. FIaNn, I. Toronto
basis. Mode p Way Relieves Miseries 25- FREE CHICKS- 26 ACRES, QUICK SALE, NEVER WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINH
failing water, new house, 6% of home photographic equipment
* ` ' t>rfColdsPieasaatill- DurftNkK UUI' RADY CHICHS ARE THE -.Miles from town. No. 8 Highway, and supplies. Write for price list
Toronto Maple Leafs emphasis progeny of Foundation and Re- 'Box 86, 7;i Adelaide W., Toronto. _ F,coaomy Mall Order Co.. 246
Today, the modern way roost gfetered Birds. All Breeders -- Tonge St.. Toronto. Ont.
ed that. polnt last year when, they __ , blood- tested Prices froth Sc to NAINt)NE %KIIr1;
u'ilized a dozen -men t0 upset Can- �� tune to relieve miseries 25c. All guaranteed excellent
tJfOOIdSiStOrtihViCICBVaj ?ORill! 'layers. Don't delay, order now. FIL916' DEVEC.OPED 25 CTS. GUA-
- -- - adienJ aad then Detroit to take the noddard Chick Hatchertep nri- LEARrs tiAl!{UHESS1NA, rkiic - ranteed one, day service. NO
0nthelthroat,chat and backat� tannin Heights. ('ant - Robertson me-., I�I,....�:Iv:: WAITING. Bay Photo Service,
-championship, .Great netminding bedtime. ReSlllts 8YC g on request reiaralog classes. North Ray.
-_ -. -is a must in these playoff jousts, Roy. 127D. enue Roads Acato.
bt8CaU6t V'apORFJb . , , YUUIt GUf• ERN],1ENT APPROVED emy. 1717 Avemte Road. 'lbrnnto.
too. In this respect, Canadiens are chicks from Accredited Flocks
Pens too des int0'cold- should be ordered now. Barred RICHLY FRAMED
well served by .Bill - Durnan, -Ve- P HELP watvTFD
- zina Trophy inner for the third � � ti1b�4 with Racks, New d Rocks, New COLORED ENLARGEMENT
. ,ew Hemp X Barred Rocks,, and Light WANTED SINGLE MAN FOR
successive seasdn. But Boston i its-special, 2stedidif8l �' Sussex X New Hemp Sybrlds. All chore work on small dairy farm. SPECIAL VALUE 1.39.
(with Frank and Detroi___t, itlntltlitii dest-and bBCIC breeders blood- tested for both the • Good wages. H. A. Newell, R. R. (With Easel Back $1,66)
- regular. and X strains of Pollorum No 1,, Meadowvals, Ontario. WHILE THE 6iT,•JIPLV LASTS
"( l ith young Harry Lumley) are swfaces like a warming poultic e. for your • protection. Uneoln .
IIetrn
also aces in inding. And the Chick Hatchery. 2 Race Street. WEST END. COOK- GENERA4 Enlargement 4 a 6" colored by
Than For Hours VapoRub s SL, Catherines, Ontario. live in, country girl. accepted.' • hand In finest studio style from
- - _ Hawks have old Mike Karakaa al action on wo char help kept: good wages. 4 any negative, t. special 7 s s-
tieho usually_ rises . to - remarkable keeps clung. blue use maunL framed to rich'
heights in cup warfare "" "� restful �.g -Often by RvatleFaa oPPORZ'urnTiEe Brine Gana.. Toronto. moulding al- or lIL (told trim. niorning nXist of the ML WY Off HOUSEKEEPER, SMALL RURAL` ease Natural- or Gi a 11,119 with'
s s _ pit-- is gonel NEW DISCOVERY, TESTED SAVES house, 3 adults, references. Mrs. easel Hack. 11.fi5. Get ciders fa
45�o gasoline, guaranteed. send Robt. Gorman, R. R. No. 1. Usic- surly.
r 1f titles is any big upset this N Proved by millions of stAmped envelope. S. Brodie, ville, Ont. Any nice roll p or a exposures) -
g P Vilna, Alta. developed avid printed I6c. Ens-
spring, it wouldn't surprise' us if users, . tlpoRub's special peClei WANTED GO(M PRA(''TICAL FAR- 2for a C.: 4 a 6" is easel mounts
the Boston Bruins are the perpet fit{- stirrlulal�rl$ alctlott works OPPORTUNITY TO RAISE REAL mer to. take charge of smalT dairy 1 for 2 1 framed an Ivory tali
uSt fuitl'SO be aunt Ott et flit chinchilla animals. Profitable bu- farm, separate quarters, etc. Good mats 7 s s" in Gold, Sliver,- K'ah
- .xators. With the return Of Bill j sin- s of Your ewe a,t home. =- laowall, rni at BEae1e
...1 Roy- CV.+�ii.c., a+..u+ue dig7ted breeders froth prize win- R.-R. No. 1, Meadowvalq,_ tarla ' frames, 69c. 'each. Tf .colored 71c.
now can tae three solid lines * % ping strains. $885 pair, fully gua- Canada's largest a7tidto does qua-
ranteed: tree literature. Imperial COUPLE FOR DAIRY FARM. SEP- lit. rk romptl3' - and at low-
and with Brimsek to back up it Cbtnchilla Rench. ' 880 Dominion grate house, - phone, garden, milk, apt cost.• rint Name and Address
fairly rugged defense, Art Ross 9ANs CHICKS Blvd., Sandwirb WesL Windsor. fuel furnished: State wages. John _Pislnly an (Orders.)
g$ Skelly. ]?.. R. 3.._ Prescott, Ontario. DEPT M
and his merry men may be tough RETURNED t' -f:7ERANS IN RURAL " _- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
--,to take. MONKTON POULTRY FARM Areas not ceLable of bard work. MRfUr.A Has t D, Poea urnee A. rer..to
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CHICKS If you can drive a car and sell,
* • t r why not try selling. Llghtnfog BAUMEEKA FOOT 13ALM DE-
You buy baby chick■ for one Rods' -Smaa Investment required, stroys- offensive-odor- instantly, Mltl+I /'A 1. IsFSTNt'MI:NT•
One of Our young readers in reason. To receive dividend, on to be In busipess toy yourself 45c a bottle. Ottawa agent. Dan-
Woodstock wonders if farmer boys yon* Investment yon must De with good r.rancial results. Gov- man Drug Store, Ottawa. FRED A. BuLUlNtITttN IIUYti,
have just as cod a chance as cif certain where your money is- in- ernment l.'tnlrolled Business.
] B y vested. We offer you, baby chicks Write for. psi lculars and territo DON'T DELAY! EVERY SUFFER- sells.- exchanges musical tart.
boys- to become hockey players.- from a Poultry Farm with every' Ty openinks. The B Phillips Com- or of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis menu 111 Chorea. Toronto I.
Well, Lester, the answer to that breeder puliorum tested and gov -, pany, Llml•,•d 200 Matn- Street, should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- _
i!: It all depends on the boy him- ernment banded. Write for our Toronto, tin+ ro'a Drug-Store:'^,"$ Elgin, Otta- R4D10 FI'PPLIKS
7146 price list and descriptive ca- wa. Postpaid $1.00. -
�, self. If he is ambitions. enough to' aloau• MR. WOOL GROWER .- STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS ALL TYPES RADIO TUBES .
become a hockey player, then loth- �lV4QPQ K T O N PO U t: T R -Y We operate a Government Llcens- often +re the cause o'f 171 health AND BATTERIES.
ing will atop him. There are three FARMS MONK_ TON ONT ed•.Woo! Warehouse and are pro-_ In humans, all ages. No one im- CHRYSTAL SETS 86.116
' ' r pared to purchase this season's lnunet Why not find out It this is Complete vrfth head phones. beauti-
major requisites a "boy must have - - wool clip according to- Govern - - your trouble. intetletlntt particu- tul- cabinet n6 tubes or batteries re
STARTED CHICK BUYERS, HERE to _ Free! Write Mulvaney'
Head, Heart and Legs. The first meat Grading Standards and at 4erial and connect to your present
is your opportunity to secure Remedies Speclalfats, Toronto 8. . '
thing •he. must ct is to learn to some well started two and titres estabTlshcd Governmet t prices. serial and ground. _.
skate -and keep on skatin until Prompt settlements made. You RECORD PLAYERS $28.81
g week old cheeks in n ore b oe put- can apply your wool credit 'PROVEN RMIEDY �- EVERY SUE- 26 or 60 cycle to connect to your
lets id cockerels fa pare breeds or against btanket purchases, We. fairer of- Rheumatic, Pains or Non-
_ really perfected ityk. lad hybrids: Send for special list at present radio.
one, as supply will not last long. do nDt handle used woollens nor rttis should try Dixon', Remedy. Send deposit with order. Wayne
speed. Thais one cif the first Also 8 to 14 week old dons raised are we able to do Customs Work. Dfunro's- Drug' Store, 835 Elgin. Radio. 448 Parliament, Toronto
`things a hockey scout looks' for in pallets for Immediate delivery, TNS: STRATHROV WOOLI.F.lr Ottawa. Postpaid 11.00.
- ' a' •youngster is- skating ability be- -:�eop Notch -Chickerles, Guelph.. MILLA LIMITED INGROWN TOEXAIIA SEEDS FOR SALE
Cause if a boy can't skate, then he Ontario 4tTR'ATRRUY, O1tTTARIV
Dta31 Fix - relieves pain instantly
has little chance to g.t anywhere. and removes ingrown nail In a RAINBOW GLADIOLUS ASSORT-
Then he must learn to use hits head RELIABLE CHICKS - ATTENTION MR. FARMER feW' appncntlnnp. I IX a bottle. mane twenty- healthy bulbs or mix,..
Just think what this means to the Are you tnterested to having your `WART F way :named vaJ. Par, for One Dollar
--tb size Up' i situation at a glance •barns and other buildings spray Cg ly Warts melt away patnlessl7 postpaid. J. Parker, 1T6 Shaw SL.
buyer Your Investment la made with this guaranteed remedy. 16c, Toronto, Ont.
-arid to sake smart moves at the• worth, while when you purchase painted this spring? It so get to -- -
right time On top Of that he ,fllnst your chicks from us. - Our_reaeat --�- - 1:., -( pr ` - CORN Fix
i - orders year after year W the Painter, Stratford. Ont-, for an Eases pain at once, and removes REiiSTERED eat 1 AJAX OATS.
have heart -aad by that' we mean proof of our quality chJcke..EUood " -*Ayly start Newest equipment to - stubborn Corns Ina few minutes. Vanga rd,- sealed bagss, 81.40- bus.= _
spray painting: work guaranteed. 'Vanguard,• ' Reg oe AJax No. 1,
eonrage tai keep On battling evtn testing too pulbatch done each 35c. a bottle. SChemi stpold by A rows from Registered seed and - —
ear, we •only belch from clean and free estimates given by welt- • r Thomson, Chemist, Dept. A- g
- "when a- game appears to be hope- passed field Inspection 81.10. bu..
flocks, bfillers Chick Hatchery. ins 'o the_abbve address. 363 St. Clarena Ave., Toronto, bngq included. F.. O. B. Ortllfa,
iessly lost. Fergus• OUL (Successor "to J: 1k Established 1905. ?Canadian National or - Paclftb
.,Johnson). DVF.IXG" A'qD CLEANING l;allways L R. Shaw. Hawkestone,
~ HAVE YUU ANYTRING NEEDS AR'E YOU CONSTIPATED? DO YO'O Ontario,
_frequently have headaches and
dyeing or cieaningt, Write to us dizzy spells? Are you nervous de- NO. I REG. AJAX VATS, $1.40 PER -
NEWMAN S BRED -TO -LAY fur information, We are glad to pressed and irrltabiet Do you nut-
_ CHICKS answer Your questions. Depart- r;r from gastritis lind Indigestion bus.: 1;500 bus Na 1 Ajtu Oats
White Leghorna, Barred Rocks went H Parker's Dye Works er pains from neuralgia, neuritis . Cartier ats 11.16 Der boa No I -
Llmlied. 1791 Yonge RtreeL To- of rheumatism ?, Do yon have Cartier Oat. Commercittl.,11,16 per
and Barred Rock, White Leghorn bus. No. 1 Galore Barley Com- -
Crossbreeds: double tested- An ronto. backaches and urinate too oftent ahercial, $1.40 per bus. No 1 Q A.
'. Ontario Breeding Station over Have you pimples or a blotchy C• I7 Barley Commercial, $1.40 per
Fifteen years. Elmview Poultry FOR sAIA - complexion? it you have these bus,_Baca trta7uded- Cann's Mill -
Farm. Welllam J. Newman. Nor- symptoms use Golden Rod Pa- Ltd. F.'O. 1S. Exeter or Whalen
1tAm Uotarto ELECTRIC %tol'oRt. NEW. USED moue Indian Herbs, the natural. Corners T
bought- so'd. ' rebuilt: belts pul- system Wider. tonib and blood
fee's.• brush_ +s. Allen Electric Com -_ purifter. Price postp 0d to any t 3y
°LLT TOP NOTCH CHICKS 1I.AKE p�hnv t 2xrF hviffrrhn Ft Tnr- .Jd.. -- fi.LJ. IzcauY.J`a- u•su.eeu.
-- �-!Z.- t- ;�. , co:. � ., �..;v, 8n.t�. f`n : or money refundeJ. Golden- Rod
greater• profits -from poultry' this Remedies. Box 66, Station F., To• 6 -POUND SAM PACkAGIC _
year it you start with Top Notch LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS? tonto. Ontario, teat Tobacco, Viand ,f burley,
- chicks today Your initial saving and•prior, receipts a •flu
,•, comes from the. substantial cash If, you want the beat equipment a d vorlcc
dtacouat allowed by fop Notch oa avallaWe at the cheapest price, t i $375 postpaid. Rtsthven Tobecce f
nil deliveries to March. Your write for part)cularb. The B. Phil- MAKE LIFE WUR I'H L1V1t\G. Exchange, Ruthven. Orit
WHY SUFFER?
early flock• will be' ready, for the lips, Qomynny Limited. BIfA Malo -. TRAPi'F_RS
beat markets because your large' Street. Toronto. Ont
do whar countless numbers of r�
eggs and poultry meat will be _ L - - -y- a_dy�a_ 1 RAP WOLVES ALL' tiU R F R•
— �a� plentiful when prices are at their JiGSAW effective relief on Cbronle Ca= bounty using •their o gland.,
v 4+rss6 AP beat. All Top Notch chtcks are Heavy cast frame, - 1;8" throat, tarrlial conditions (as in Bron- scent. Write Fisher; . Box 4T,e,
from Government Approved Pull- tilting table, mechanism rune on chins. Asthma At SJnns Pslas). Calgary;. Alberta.•
drum, tested. breeders and are w Y
noted for their vigor and llvabili- oil, holds any type blade, turns to Fkin disorders such as Boils and'
ty. Write for tree copy of'the Top cut any length .required. 512.95. Pimples; Arthour a Rhenmetic R'ATOIIP RF.PA1fR9 WE
Notch catalo ue, •Also two and Sent C.O.D, Brown, 88 MolmtVIew. Pains: Ask pour Dntggtst, tot
f' g Toronto, ,Ont. Odorless and Tasteless ADAM'S UUABaNTFi f�spaiQa ,r,n._ .r L
s *t�riAii three week old started chicks and
8 to 14 week old floor raised pul- GARl1C PEAR* P'° 4. w f:o makes of watches and ka!"
�E��E lets for immediate delivery, Top LIFETIME CLOTHES PINS. HOLD _--- I,a,rnono Adam Co.. P U. 874. Prompt service, Reaeonab I-
Notch Chickerles, Guelph, Ontario. in stron snawging or Vart r, Can, $3 pet 100 a •Ces. Send *etches for {rEe
ng clothes, Malt $1,25 Fifty P lee. en uRb rot 5 weeks mate. Accurate Watch Repair
Mliffu Si Pins. Marshall Plasticsti 411 E. 117 Pembroke, Room,B, Toroniot,
w -t lJ"X CHICKS FROM BL.UUD- Shiawassee, Lansing 12, Mach. - :
'1 '...auk ar a ce.t Rf ewiy i h 4e pee ed tested st"J$. White Leghorn: YOUR HEALTH IS - RRAitrTED '
0". This fs't(h Arse tttelt tewwia %4w Barred Rock; Hybrids. Some FOR SALE, DARK GREY PF.RCT4E- RELATED to the SOIL
'f ieneingeconomy'. started chicks svallable. Write ron Ftallion,.eight years. R pro -.- $MOUTH FOX TERRIER I�vuALHI •t'
inch year two out of three unmated A. H. Switzer Hatchery, Granton, m7um, quiet. cheap.. Would- con- Dr. G. H. Earp - Thomas, rested blo- of good quality. State partic ra:'•``
lie broken off due to rot at the wider trade -for good youni; mme. logist, explains ail in stirring to Fred Murray? R. R. 4,.VItc i4
oats lieve. This feels -new START. NOW,- START . RIGHT - John Thompson, Route 2, Picton, taessgge;' "Soil and Health." Send On t, s•
p peter The Twaddle Way, Starting with Ontario, 7 10c, today, for your copy anal
Mw %llre -avid a W;w deal of 6rwdie. 'Tweddle chicks today means lean the vital facts. Canadian WE k'AY HIUHESZ' PRICEIS FUR
"Osnhose Special Fence Poo Rxilthrm° three great advantages for you. RABBITS: FLEMISH GIANT, ONE Coil Products Co., Dunbartob, Muskrats, Domestic Rabbit Peltii
toiebining 5 time- tested industrial pre- Ftrat you receive a substantial Imported White Doe, Two Black Ont + and all other raw furs. Ship to-
servatives makes naNw is last 3 pr - cash discount on all deliveries . Does, one Black Ruck Four Junior day. Levin Fur Company, Depart = -.., -1 ;,
Pm made In March. Second, your put -, Steels,_ Opal Rex; Fnur' Rucks - e►PpOlt'1'i ?1't1't'IR� FOit WOMEN meal - -W; --t6,
tun eslenger...doublesthe44ofCedar lets will belay -ing -large eggs at taro _Does 'Ytve to seven months. Toronto, Unt. `
makes voluable posts out of Poplar a time' when they are at their _Ernie Floll'oway, Box 86n, Brnmp-
Sptvice ;Plne,WAbw,Tamorock , andOok - highest price. Third, your cocker - ton, Ontario. BE A HAiRDRESSER ANTIQUES WANTED. FIGURES,'
' 3 is most /,Willa n lend set els will be plump + nd full' grown JOIN CANADA'R LEADING Fl`130OL China, Sliver, (lTtlssware, Bric -a -.
4 Sane ,ln time for the best poultry meat FOR SALE, BARREN SHOP iN CO- Great 0olmrtimity Learn brae, Furnitutt�ce. Avenue Shoppl,
Msie- market. These are reasons enough runna, about six miles south of Hairdressing 100 Avenue Rd., Toronto, Ont.
Sktvplvoppllediikepaintfrom4 obaw for ordering Twaddle chicks to- Sarnia, on Highway No. 40. W:'J. Pleasant die ?filed Drofesaton. good
to 8 below the proundltne. Over -day, but there is also another im- Rmith. Coronas, Ontario, wages, thovsRrds sucressful Marvel WAITED BY VETERAN, SUY FUR
portant reason. the fact that, 'graduates, America'. Rreatesi sys- cash, late model car and. amali,
i,SOQO00 power and-tekpbom peke all Tweddle Chicks come from RADIUS - NEW �OR USED, FUR tem. Illustrated catalogue tree going business. Box 126, Sarnia, '
view*dlathe0.Lone[ ant wayow Government Approved puilorum n. little.as $3.50. Parts and tubes Writr ter call Ont.
gryarenfee. tented- hgeeders of known pro- of all kind.. List sent for st mp. MARVEL HAIRDRE8�1]NG _ -... -
duct {vlty and livab111ty. When you — MODERN HOME IN F'I.RST CLAS%.r
ltpureyewfeneingcosfsinlababrtiri eand .; buy Tweddle•chicka you bay the Economy Diarribtrtorp, Kingston, SCHOOLS
Figure yo for Ici last fen ears, Oven like best. Write tar Yonr tree co Y of Ontario. R58 Gloor St, W. Toronto condition Six or seven rooms,
Y p three bedr6oms. Good mixed lot'
a great many of your followfanpetsand our catalogue today. Also two BrRnchep: 4ti King BL Hamilton' with a few fruit trees and chicken
ranchers, send (n your order for Osaose. aad three week old started chick. 3C(hTCH COL1,IE, `MA'I:E: THREE & 74 'Rideau Streee Ottawa house preferred. Within if6 miles
and six week up to 16 week old months. Sable, white -shawl, Im- '•ot Hamilton. Could exch gb for
_ See your local dealer. floor raised pullets for Immediate ported sire. Robertson. 462 Whit- PATFNTa price-te home to Toronto. Will pay
- oepens $:•9S- -hoots W150 posh delivery, Twaddle' Chfek Hatch- more Ave., Toronto, Ont,' cash. H. Clarke, 12 Pine Cres.,
erles Limited. Fergus. ODtarle. _. - FwrHE1kdTUNHkIA;H A COMPANY Toronto 8, Ont. _
HUISTS• GASOLINE tiff FI.Et'TRrr PAtet+f Sotiellors. ICstahNrhed 1890:
e 1 TH'E CALL IS FUR MORE AND driven in stock. HydranI c holitt, 14 King Wept. Tnr. r•to Rooklet of WANTED'TO RENT STORE 1N
s more food Order chicks now 'for for dump truck installed and ser- informntor. on reguept small town or village with living
_1mmedtnte or April -Mav delivery. viMd• quarters. Box A8, TR Adelaide W..
a ran Rive prompt xhipment on WELDERS. V -8 LINCOLN ELEC• PF:RvONAi Toronto
litactod pul)el•s. Let's know Your trio Welder, 450 amps, completely
needs. We've your favorite breed rebuilt New P dt H Gas Welder. "E:LIJAH iy•MIN,, KISrONI.. D A T R Y bi A N, BUTTERMAKER
-� 'or cross, Ask for pricellst. Bray 200 amps. Automotive PrnAurtp Vhrlrt' 'Wnnderfui nook free. wants Dairy or Creamery. Fall
Hatchery, 180 John N. RaMilton, Co., 8282 Wellington St. Mnntrenl kieutddr.' Mippinn Rote nester 11, particulars to 81 Watson Avenue,
- ISSUE 13 --1946 Oatarfo. - Qua. K v T "�,....
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CHRONICLES
By
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Owendoline P. Clarke
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A People's Respotosi'bi'lty for
lb GOVe1'DII>,ent
An epidemic seems to have
struck this district. it isn't
eyation. Each, must niaice -his own
Hay =team by his own mistakes,
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TU RNIN
G POINT
1 Samuel 8:1022
measles or 'flu, or anything like
yt
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that - and although it must be
Most of the boys who have come
.;
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13* Mary Imlay Taylor'
t lc d t
Golden Tex - Blessed is he
nation whose God is the Lord.i "-
ribly upsetting I don't think t
_...�en
-back were so glad to be home
proves fatal. The name of
again, that, for a while, they were
sYarttr tats
dropped back into the night and
Psalm 33:12. ,,
this disturbance is "selitis ". Never
right on top of the world. Then
0KAMER 13 ,him Helier and ills
and
made his way to the front door.
i Israel Desires a King
heard of it? Well, maybe you
they came up against disillusion-
foreman, with old Maencho 1.
• the foreman, operate El Rancho de
"MacDowell has just 'phoned
j
The people were eag..r fox a
haven't, but if you lived :n thL9 dis-
went, disappointment, and unfore-
Las Palomas. They are on the look-
from the garage how kind you were
King. They made the had govern-
Wct and heard of farm after farm
seen rehabilitation problems. It
`out for a former employee; Jordan
it drunkard and dope - runner.
when ha sprained his arm,• and 1
meat of the son' o i �,.„ „pt ,n ex-
that had been sold or is up, for
seemed no matter what plans they
,Once
they had Jordan In their grp, but
as
v. ant to thank you. We, my brother
case for the change but Israel be-
sale you would know what I mesa. ,
made for the' i tart they were con-
he escaped and threatened to set
an i, both think a lot of old Macl”
had kin thev
Farmers from the back concessions
fronted with obstacles. Some
.vncl. •yl�lt• uy • _
strange young man in his car. The
The girl had risen from her seat
Sexed• if the •a
g
would become a great nation.
clear through to the ignways are
young fellows wishing to enter
%_ .. stranger wants work and Jim needs
ranch panda so Mae takes the now
at Jim's old desk as she' spoke, and
They looked only at' the bright
selling out - and if that isn't
university found certain classes in
man to the ranch.
she faced him. He saw,-the fine
side but Samuel sets before them
.1 „ ,
selitis I don't know what ia.-
which st.ty v t-e interestel already
• /
curve of leer chin and throat, and
the - exactions they would have to
* ' !
overcrowded. Others having their
CHAPTE$_.II
'the black - lashed blue eyes. She was
endure rt the hands of their King.
Why are they selling? Well, of
eye on some particular farm find
_
bloc heard. a. smothered exclama-
an upstanding girl; she could run
Not only would the king demand
course, that is their business,_ but
bidders so numerous they have ab-
iion at his side and sensed the sud-
the ranch alone in JIm-s - absence.
their sons and daut;hters, he would
-it -one may hazard a guess I
solutel•- no time to think it over.
den swerving of the big car.
The men all looked up to her, held
lax his hand upon their posses-
would, say some of them are quit-
It is just, a case of take -it or leave
"Strike a stone? Here, shut her.
her in high esteem.
-sfons. He would rob them of the
ting on account of ill- health, others
it. Even as I c rite a newscast is
=of>', there's one of th' men - Sandy?"
The newcomer 'did not speak and
fields, the vines and olive trees up-
because they are tired of -fighting
stating that some busines. and in -,
i MacDowell roared the
she •went on quick! "24Sac sa s
y' y
t =_�
� -R 7 -�= - a
against odds all the time - lack
dustrial firms are failing to live up .
-
as car
stopped, "you come an' take th'
you'd like' something to do about
would be content with.nothing less
of help, shortage of feed, paying
to their promises of re-establish-
the ranch -and we need men, say-
than their beat and, more than this,
through the nose for- everything
meat for returned men.
.: 'cant`run this carsto thegarage.yHere,
�y "What -" she smiled freak-
they would see him hand their pos-
they must buy - ye,s., buying all
Is it any wonder our boys are ,
you," he put his hand on his new
ly- "please felt me what w can
sessions t� his servants. All this
the time at ceiling prices and sell-
r stless, especially when, while we
'peace,
.,
. driver's shoulder,
' , "you go right up
dc best?
trouble was to come upon them be-
P
ing much of their own goods at
are presumably at war
clouds still
to th' house, front door there, an'
The man reddened. Of course he
cause they were not c (-ntent to live
less than the,cost of production,
hang ominously over
see what Jane says about your
had to expect something like this,
under the rule of God.
And now that there are plenty of
the horizon-
ta then you come to th'
a
but he was not one to whom false-
-to
Man's Crowning Sin
would -be buyers falling over them-
Are we going to let our boys
down? The fought fox us, now
quarters far eats, sec ?"
quarters
q
hood came easily, and to lie a
selves to get a good place -to live
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♦,
The man podded, helping
fine, frank girl like this! But, after
This sums up briefly what their
-and what probably they think is
it is )ur turn to fight for them -
young
the old foreman -i6 climb down
all, it wasn't altogether a lie!
position will be when the kingdom
an •easy living - tired far -hers see
to'see that they get a square deal.
then he heard liar! ?oweli telling
• • s
is established and the king reigns
a good chance to get out from un-
them about 7ordan's 'escape.
"My last job was bookkeeping,"
in the power ;.nd grandeur which
der - and they are taking it.,
"Get your guns handy, boys," he
he said, and then, as be saw the
swift change in her
they had envied in other kings.
The will literal), become his
3 '
e ,
Von Will Enjoy staying At
- - - - =- -sang out. "You know that snake;
he'll be
- added: "Not just the thing for �-
slaves•
Bu: if they are returned men
taking up lanO. under the Veteran's
The St Regis 8otel
after the yearlings again-
-he may get here an time!"
,
ranch, I m afraid, -tut if l can turn
The were' determined to have
y
Land Act, they will have afight
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.here
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my hand to something out =of -doors -
their way; they were deaf to all
warnings. Here we have the
on their hands - and we certainly
TURD r;TU
every Ronne With Bast;.
The newcomer did not listen to
I'd Iike it."
•- you're from the East ?" her blue
crowning sin of man which is chat
hope it will be a tight that will end
is victor for them. And as to
. eb•..er and Telephone.
• sl>sle, az.:ao up
the rest of it; be turned' away into
eyes considered him gravely, im-
of self -will. Self -will a ells disast-
p
y
that, a lot will depend on the
Double, sa.ao up.
Good Food. Dingus;
_ the darkness and trade a feint of
personally, 'and then she, emited
er slavery and misery -nd we can-
wives of these men, whether vet-
0 and Dose-
ban Nightly.
going directly to the house. Half
"I'm not sure but that you're a
not know peace art liberty until
rrari'4, or`oth�rwi�e.
aberbourne at carliou
► way he stood still; the lights from
.
godstndl I've been trying; to
we say "No' my will. but Thine be
.•
Tel. RA. use
-tl-e windows flt,. •.d acros3 the
short turf in long pools of radiance.
straighten up Jim's accounts and
done."
Pretty soon all .'our surviving
NNW
teaching nearly to his feet. He
it's perfectly hopeless, he's so
Israel'- False Step
War Veterans will be home, some
-cat #rt- the- sound;of disl " -. -c•.� -
solashv with ink and se liad at
-- - - -
The Israe.i• -s v, ere immoveable,
-
with a wife and small • family,
faster
- - and an open door.gavr him
them, a
figures! Fe be -glad if you'd try
so God • consents tc , .'ve them a
others planning to get married and
•
„kitchen,
a of the Chinese cook busy
He came nearer and began to
king, but in displeasure. Very often
settle down, while still others re-
'
at his task. In the distance some-
t
turn them over, snatching at this
a father let., his son h••ve his own
main in the unattached blaeket. No
where man was tastily e-
strange opportunity to get into the
way but solemnly warns him of
matter in what category they fall
,singing
Spanish; far off he heard the
house, the house where Stenhart
-the consequences. - Israel little re-
there are anxious days ahead. R -i-
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scarcely distinguishable sounds of
was! He ran his index finger along
alized what a false step it was tak-
conversion applies not only to ma-
- - tattle in the 'corrals. He moved.
under the name - .written � in Jim
ing• The elders lived to see their
chines, but to men and women too.
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AL swiftly under the lighted windows,
swifts
Keller's big sprawling handwriting.
request did not bring them the
Partner and I went through it all
trying to count them, then, sudden,
"'El Rancho de las Palomas'-
yon cling to the Spanish down here,
glory they expected:
God knows' .what is best for' ni
ifter the last war and we know.
Unfortunately one's knowledge
Insfanfine
r
ay. he heard SteAhart's voice. After
eh�.,
-so let us trust Him and submit to
isn't much _help_ this new gen-
:'-all_these years he knew it instantly,
_ • e . _• '_�•
'His Rill.
.
and his hands clenched at his sides
until the nails bit- deep into the
She laughed, _ "'Las Palomas'
_
'i'ha
�2 ram 2+sf` t`t
' oauosroaea
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flesh. Something tightened to his
sounds so much better than just
Plain English, Besides, there used
Parcels of clothing from Canada
Modern Etiquette
throat,:: he eould scarcely breathe.
to be many doves Here -there are
were recently distribpted is the
lay Roberta i.ee
• Then came a feeling of savage
still. Can ytov untangle those
�•
suburbs of Paris and at St. Maio
i -
t.,U..,NL, hr Lad ..�,. o�__�__�J
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figues, do yon think -'
_._ ..
wY representatives of the Cana-
1. Should one push his plate
here and Stenhart was here.`
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, run- they're quite
"Surely
Y
than Embassy present. They were
away from him when he has finish-
•
' Slowly and uutioust he took a
y'
simple.
received with gratitude and many
'ed eating?
y
"Simple? I was all snarled ups "
expressions of appreciation of Ca-
Z If one cannot accept an invi-
step nearer; he was. in deep
she laughed softly again. "Then
nadian generosity were heard. The'
tation, is it permissib' : merely to
?the
ilhadow of ?tie posse and the
You'll this until -Jim comes. I -"
need in France s sill great.-
$
write ",Regret " of one's visiting
t
-
Window ledge was on a level with
si
the hesitated, blushing tmacco
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card and end it? -
his eyes. There was no curtain. and
y
t,.
ably; «I cast make any terms -of
-of
3. Following a church wedding
had a clear view of the low-
?
course you understand that. My'
u.
it.. what order should the cars leave
toiled room. A trained nurse stood
brothers the boss, but if you can
the church?
tt `
at a' table beside the bed, dropping
wait-"
4. What should one soy when
some medicine slowly into a glass,
"Oh, that's -all right, you'll be
introducing two arsons is a very
g p
a "'
and flit lamplight wan focused on
feeding and lodging me, you see l'
.
informal meeting?-
I ng
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.•.her white uniform; but beyond her,
For the first -time, he laughed and
°. . -., ...,.., :a �4114.g •t •
in the shadowed • four-poster, lay
Po
•
his i, • light d u "'.money isn't
p' y
l's home, atid� leaving, should
girl's g
*the env lid Fig h A -+' F:;.;,clf
the only thing I came West fort"
"�
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J the girt get his hat and coat for
6!i his elbow and was talking to
s
The jprl gave him a quick, quea-
`<
+�`M
him? -
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fief, a sC• ht flush deepening the
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tioning glance, but hit face was in
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6. Should a man tip a soft hat
Know Just '
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u olor his handsome face. The
Stan the window caught the
the shadow and she made nothing
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by the crown or by Ile'brim?
Answers
._.- = -��ow You Feel"
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of it
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arp clean outline of his profile,
r.,
"Oh, l know - adventure she
".fi'6'
a. Neve ; merely place the kn;fe
"I know because I leave been that
1s . f vered brilliance of his dark
e� ♦ 9
the hollows in his cheeks.
said watching him.
He "The'
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t ::.-
and fork on the late side by aide..
p
h a~ X18;
myself. i have been so crron-
tirsd_ -that 1 thought
n
_
-I' ei 'as a look of mental conflict;
nodded grimly. great
adventure!" he said, in an odd tone.
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this would be rude. One should
sever feel well owever, I .
found that Dr. C 'a
V N Food
of
r • of of a
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(o Be Continued)'
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always write a brief note of re-
�e
soon v d
e me new peep an energy acid
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�ttt bitten in,' the outsider
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a:...•w.
Ni" -
-- grets. 3. The car of the bride •-sit 3
bridegroown leaves first, then 'a,o
put; tone on my teat. '
1 �� lntion and kites
•
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-r .`ght, with a kind of bitter antic-
-
bridesmaids, next the bride's
of steep are quickly relieved by Dr.
on, "after all, it's bitten in!" J
V1t8t111flS ", `
x
wother and • father, then the
Chase's Nerve Food.
' Then something, the aareervii -in '
� q=nnm'e - n�ents_• then the nearest
Aalr for the in
j him, made, him lean forward. and
Research tests have shown that
relatives, followed by other friends.
only sise bottle of
;'speak. slowly, distiiialy; loudly. one
apples have .a certain amount, of
; ;.�,
1 .4. It is ,'sufficient rhterely to say
` g
Dr. Chase s
,word:, .'
vitamin C content, varying with the
I each name with'thc proper inflec-
» "Sherwin!'' •
species, says The'Boston Post. The
tion: "Dins. Allen, Hiss Hudson."
_
e:r0 FOOerI
;t : •' ;Stenhart heard it, He sprang up.
content has not been lirize, bt* if-
5. No; if there is no servant to do
>V Bed with a cry, his ban s •s ak=,
forts ire now being made to de-
:;.
this, the girl should let him watt
80pt}ls-- flAeta- =
180pills- =150 '
e ;a► ,ing at his, throat, his eyes staring
vise means to develop an apple t"
on himself. 6. A soft hat should
..a athe•darkness'of'tbe window. His
4th a vitamin C so high that it
be lifted by the cr, wn.
`
' tormentor, _,:cir;g it, laughed grim -,
can be used instead of citrus fruits
t ly, `but he savlz the nurse turn and
when the latter are selling at high
- come toward him. She must not
prices.
' 'find him there! Softly, swiftly, be
ME "U ME
Fiery,' ;#chug Skin
—
Gets Quick Belief
Kcep pace with Spring st }le and
tip,
L .
=.t U0,1'.
Here is a clean stainless penes
rating antiseptic oil that will tiring
"accessoriztl" Your apparel will be
accented by chic if you have
.,;�
you speedy relief from the itchiult
.his
hand - knitted ' bag and beanie.
'
ft
F a
: rioe t0 s�mple,iI1SR11S
and distress of Eczema, ftchlns
Toes and Feet, Rashes and akin
Cable stitch mat :es this cap an.i
_ -
;yon Sigh and cabmen who suffer-so from
troubles.
Nor only does this• healing It
purse expensive -loc kingl Can be
knitted in Ease to do. Pat -
II ti -
• '�, '�.�
* anemia that you're pate. weak,
septiq.oll promote rapid and healthy
cotton.
f
'
dre out" —this may be due to lack of
healing In open sores and wounds,
tern 613 liaa directions.
non m stood. So try Lydia E. Mulch 'a
but bolls and simple ulcers art &Mo
Send TWENTY 'CEN'rs in
( omponnd ►estErswithaddeairon— otieot
_ ehetxatmme ways.one1pbuitdnpredblood
quickly retelved. In skin affectione
the Itching of Eczema Is gntokly
coins (stampa cannot be accepted)
rte^
•— mt iumcatees.prnknam'sTabktsweamof
stopped: the eruptions dry tip and
for this u ttern to the Leedle-
�ewa�
' tie moat effective troy tomes, YOU an bwl
orate off in a very. few days The
same is true of Barher'e.ltch, Felt
craft Dept., Room X21, i3 Adel-
LOVE •
Rheum and other skin eruvtinna,
aide St. `Vest, ,oronto. Print
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Von can nhtnin ttnnnP'• Rmeraid
p;ainly PA1'TFR >' .NUDIBEF,
s
a
a. ISS'Tlli 13 -1946
(Hl at any modern drttR Errre
your NA"IE mid ADDRESS.
.,
5
0
Mr 7
Be Appleby sad her _ -- Bonsht and Sold-
;Classified Advt 's of the Parld, Charlie of Highland Mesa ttY pp Y >d Clothing -• sterilized, clean- ��� ���
Creek, John, of Sault Ste. Marie, then Donvar, spent the week -end, m sd and p like new, Carty a
WANTED Asais. ant t� ituu:e- and daughter, Marie Wesley, of Lindsay. large stOCA of b1 gb. ela+E
—. = s9a =o sa& Gearse, of Day Mi }la; Mrs" Craig, of Toronto, spent the ��„ .a and panto. 3iso a soon
sleeper. Country house Ia�'e in. Goodd a daughter, Mn. John Cruick- week -end with her daughter, Mrs $ T ��atre -
home for capable person. Pine Ridge new �xthr� s' ff one
Farm, Pickering. Phone i_l. ti shank, of Long Branch, where she 'Davies and family, on Sunday. windbreakera, i►nd �.nL9' fnraiah- _
- -- TO RENT - house se and garden o:. has lived fo• the past two years. Mr. Mission Band meets on Saturday � at vet, re�n,ir one �
and 'airs. Mel. Draper attended the afternoon iai the basement 'of the and be convinced
Lo 22, Con. 5, Pickering. Apply to Memorial Service at Mimico last Church, at 2.30 p• m. Bring your Stouf f Ville
�- -Oscar _'a:ier, l2. R. 1, Locust Hill. 9ats Sehwarty _
Saturday evening. membership fee. 21 Bond Street West, Oshawa, Oat.
WANTED ►- by ex- service==, of The Green River group of Rebecca Rev. M. Wooten Ajax, gave a Phone 8loafiville 348 =
Ajax University, accommodation Alberta Lodge, Markham, held a very interesting sermon on Sunday, I�►turdaY M�`ath at 2 P. S
for self, wife and two anal] child- very - successful social evening at the and will .occupy the pulpit again on SALE REGISTER Doors Open Each Night Alt d>♦
ren. Phc,rs- Ajax Local 178. DUN- 'home—of Mrs. J. Cattanagh, on Wed - Sunday next. FRIDAY - HATURUAY
1,AP• Apr, b. nesday of this week The group in- A special Easter Service is being Saturday, April 6 •- important aue- MARCH 29 arxit 30 i
FOR SALE -stake truck Chev..'29 eludes: Miss Reta Milne, Mrs, M. planned under a Sp*C Comanittee. Lion sale of dairy cattle,• horses,
T is good.- czondstion.- Mr.'Jackson, Liv-- knnld, of Brougham; Mrs. H. Mich- -Mies A: James apezi aweek =end M -H. Pacemaker L=ector, late mod - "Johnny Angel f
erpool Hole}, ion 2 Highway,. ell, of Cherrywood, Ms. I P. Leh - with her parents in Toronto. el, tractor and horse implements.
Y �.
Y A;>rit Maw !'8Sr]ra �lwuld man, Miss R. Hutchinas and Mre, On" Sundays ernoon, Mrs. Davies XZL.., Jaw iw&y
ordered now-. Hatchery has limited L. M. per' gave a very interesting account of poultry equipment, hay, grain, : George Raft and Sign Haas
supply stared for immediate del- _ the morning at the Sunday School harnes$, household furniture etc.
ivery. Co:':ereTs too' fog the meat • Convention. This Sunday there will Property of Hartley Duncan, Lot "CHEYENNE WILDCAT"
markets. Whatever your .need, let Mount Zion be a report of the ``afternoon seen- 11,. Con. 3, North- York Twp. two _ gill Eliott Little Beaver
ion". aniles south of Oriole, off Lans-
us know, sa•,•e time corresponding, only a few attended the euchre in cut -off. Sale at 1.00 sharp. Universal News
we're Bray agent - Lockwuod Mill- . Mr. and Mrs .Leslie Harbron (nee, y g
Rita Flynn), are nappy,to announce Party at the school last Friday ev- No reserve, faam sold, terms cash.
ing Co: ening. Prizes were given to Marion - Ken and Clarke Pren,.ic-e, aucts. FOTO -NITS - THURS.
• As Hillside Chick agents, we rec- the arrival of their son, :on Friday, --_ ---
- March 22, 1946, at the Oshawa Gen - l Disney, and Ralph Jones, and Con- •
"cimmend you let us k.ZOw soon who: eral Hospital. solation Prizes to Ruth Carson and Thursday, • April 11 - important,
you'll be reeding this mo.irh or next. I Jack Prest. _ extensive auction sale of choice ertilize ��
Buying row, you need healthy, vig- ! _ - • - 100 -acre farm, farm stock, imp-
orous, fast growing chicks. That's r lements, including thresher, trac- :
` Hillside. Various breeds,. crosses. , _. tor, milker, tractor and horse im- (�
"Approved" chicks, breeders pallor- - plem2ats, choice Holstein cattly Garden raM r
lam' tested. Garry Milks, �PickeringLE hay, 'hogs, entire household furn-
WHI LE V .
FOR SALE - young sow, due to iture etc., on Lot 11, Con. 5, in Any Quantity
farrow April 1. S. A. Faisbairn, Lot - Markham Twp. one and a half
W, Con. 2, Pickering. i
y Jtore i,� N a� miles' west of Unionville, oa No. 1 lb I ton
VOR SALE — 200 pullets Leghorns general ✓rn■faulaeeel 7 highway, property of Russell a
X Rox ,10 weely. W. Watson, Vall- Cox, and the Estate of the laic / OV K W OOD :
ey Farm Road p� lb. 17c. Men's and Boy's Sweaters Oscar Cox. sesma on chattels, f..
FOR SALE -.Seed oats, Ajax and 1 .�.� lb:" �.. Reg.. $2.60 for - -: $f ?5, cam• No reserve. Farm sold. .
Nobel variety;, also' red clover seed.. Fels Na the soap, 2 for 15c. Sanetary Dairy Pails Subject to reserve bid. Sale at MILLING - C .
J. W. Hodgson, Claremont: Phone Childrenpa cotton dresses - $1.16 and $1.26 12.30 sharp, Ilea. and Clarke Phone Pick. 0-30
Chre. 13 R 18. 29• r Sine 2 - 14 - , _ F_ .___ . - -_ - Preatice, auctioneers.
ti
FOR SALE - 3 -year old -asparagus Alarm clocks, Cups tad Saucers, Jack knives, Chocolate Bars, Full Monday, April 1 -- auction sale cat
- - roots. Andy Bandurchyn, R. R. 2, Remember the Bazaar, March 30
Pickering, '�itnile north of Liverpool III : Line Groceries and Meats, Large Assortment Greeting Cards and tractor, thresher, cutting box, j
A=s Hotel. Gifts. -. tractor plow, all on rubber; farm 3.00 D. at. Red Cross [istatsa
�'OR SALE -- 100 acre farm, tot , - stock, implements, Jersey cattle,
_ KAISER
pigs, hay, seed grain, furniture, ��
Sgt, Con. S, Pickering Township. El- 'I . - � " • . ... - � : etc., at Lot 20, Con, 6, Scarbon,,
iectric. Must be sold. Immediate 2 miles east of Milliken, on the
rpossession. News Box 708. _ IT'S SMART TO SAVE Townline, the property of Gordon ELECTRIC
'•'WANTED --- handyman for odd jobs Timbers. Sale at 2.00 p. m. Teens
around home. Good ref - :ences. Bo% SHOP AT - : cash. Farm .sold. Sellers and Ai- :House and Barn Wiring
709 A 'w s Office. kinson, auctioneers. - ESTIMATES GIVEN
FOR SALE wi e`•eni: hewn, p,
Clare mont heat Malet WANTED'....
yellow lace, with ma ping slip, _ 4 -_ -
size 4.1; also evening gent• c& of pink
taffeta. size -16, both .I-P riew; a'so We Are Disedritinuing Credit Aeeou nts, So That you May Gain DEAD HJRSES ANDL CAI 1 LE ,,��
some extra clothes, cvat,. etc. Box The 9sving _ FOr Tree p1CK . up phone - : Jtckeain5, /#
710 News Office. . -
New Sanger Swing Machines are rC�1n1C� iYlt�ii,�i:3 - Fish - Grocerie:� BROOKLIN .. .. .. .. ..- .. P$421£ PICK. 113J now available. Eleetrics and tread- PICKERING
For further information wiite PHONE 3501 CLAREMONT DICKERING t ,�
or phone "Singer Sewing llachitte AGINCOURT ,..:zone M41 I R CLE.i`fL,�i iN4
Deliver i Dunbarton Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday QPB pay the • • hone char get II =
Company" 16 Ontario St. Ushawa. p p g RUNFJ AL DIREC'WR -
Phone 696 _ tf . r Private Ambalaaa
- _ - �i►1ET THOSE NEW TIRES N�W `GORDON YOUNG LTD : - p►aae i�Serk. �40Q or -
Toronto I'6oat Ad. 366 Malvern 11"s j
Dance A#
• ]Flak Tires Markham,` +(ant.
' C i.A RE MON T i��xnlop Tires--- 1 Maple Leaf Fire
Fri. Mar. 29 Exide Batteries _ raurance Co. " - Eaves- Troughing
:yin Clarennooet Ce�astaonit, Hsu : - ,' lWr}te or Phons a Carpenter Work
Drum Gould% Orchestra Cheap Rates . for Farm and Country
Admission 95e _ Peerless ]]Motor Oil . _
. _ _ -- Buildings WORK GUARANTEED _
Q ~ _ Windstorm Insurance on Buildinss, EVlRETT SMITH
_ - _RQN. WATSON," Windmills, Silos etc.
.' 'Claremont Locker -- = ]Fairport Beach, Ontario - -:
• S --
—fen - ^ - • Automobile Insurance
of All Kinds
B - A Service Station Bowman & Rowe RADIO SERVICE
S,andard Size Locker $`x.00 A Year
(UNDER - -
• NDER NEW MANAGEMENT)
Cutting Room' and Chilling Room ;:: - F Elevator
4
Available Free To C.ustumers Phone Pickering 40 - . -__. --
..
1-- -- s r
.:._ err'
. -- -SOME LOCKERS Ati AIL:'1BLE � .— _-- - _ .... -.•- - -- ....._ . _. __ - - -Res. 38J Phones Off. 38W MAIdttAt lUREliS
POPULAR PTANO We Solicit Your Business
'AYi R . YS T �'hona °sOS1
'Fought LD Twenty Leeson -Tor A 17 TF iii s - Elevator Claremont,- Ontario.". •'N1°O SCW#M PL4
PHONE CLAREMOYT 29W ea 19J Homes Visited - AGincoart ,Phones Res. 38J - Office 38W •'- Guaranteed Repair Sezvles 1 -
-. ERNIE FAULKNER °'ON CsIBJ�JN Ana' Make or Mdl �
We have car of Gluten and
i n. _ Radio Artist .. Orchestra, Leader . TRA SPr Car of Fencing A RT H U I( FIELD. :
i tl~'rc'aiY i�:��..r� r.��.: t�
_ _Phone Ke. 2802 '+le 3 A]falfst Sid J'a
Park visitors over the week TRANSPORT and All Grass Seeds �V --
r N,P; 50 R i!
were Mr. Ralph and sons and dau • e crSE sp�elal.Pig- C;.�w�y i •..,1,.«.� t
__ ,fitter Rosie; Mr. and Mrs. W. J:. hardware' Duster Chick Starter is doing a'
IDEAS DEVELOPED
Smith, of Toronto; also Mr. Stepp- MOVIN Gt - Real Job
enson and eon Vic.. lElectric Brooder Stoves $ �N D t l; ��E L $if1N Try Fares 81 P.C. Dairy Ration I otter you 40 year's ..., ariiass
Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan cel- Chick Feeders u developing, desig des sold ma■-
' Western whole or Grain
ebrated their 25th Wedding Aunty- - - , ufacturing of your ideas. .
ersary on Saturday of last week. Water Founts' NOTICE-,� O rder your nut or slave coke - - John kidAt time of writing, Mr. Herb Electric Vacuum Cleaners Rouge gills'h°
Percy is in the East ,General Hose- Claremont, Out. Phone Scarboro 2191 -
Ital. Paints -• Oils - Torps _ Oor tr+orea 5 pass year war wiry
.bin. George Windsor f$ on • a S- �T ��� ������ -' �7
month's leave from the Army. AL
VIN
forget to hear Rev. Dr. - eoaL( COKE, KEt�, PRENTICE
Perry and his Senior Choir of Col Hardware and TiasaMith WOOD, CEMENT, :
oared Folk of the Methodist Epia- Pltdae 4S 28 Years ' Experiendp In Auctloneering is Pleased to announce 'his
po�pal Church on Soho St., Toronto, BAND, (�RADEL, return from Active Service with The .'Royal Canadian Fh"tnsea
-in our church on Friday, March �; Phone Pick. 19 r 2 -' ,sud (C. 'A: O.) and is ndw associated with clar>de Pi+entice, auctioneer
at 3,80 P. M. Freewill offering. BUILDERS SUPPLIES AuCtlon Sales of any Kind
Cow and hear them.
A number from here attended the ■ ■ al.etl I oal eart£tge Work .
:Srownri4ge sale at Whitevale last A ax`: Taxi We have also placed in stock a- full' Y - SoliC�ted ' t'
week. Hospital, ou - _ I = of MAPLE LEAF MILLING
Died, at Islington p � At Fair and Re�asoxlable Rates .
March 22, Mrs. George Draper, in SITUATED AT AJAX GARAGE 003WANY FEEDS s `
her 82nd year, Memorial Serviap �'� " DAY' NIGHT SERVICE V t C E A ,MITCHELL Pmntice's have been established aitd licensed auctioneers Shan
,held in the iiogle Funeral Parlours, 1891 in York and Ontario Counties.
Interment took place at
Minaico• : , :�VW- Go gay P1aee An7 Tits+
melon, Ont. Monday, March 25 ASK FOR ALLAN, At.t•, OR RAY Piokering', Ont. 'Milliken P. 0. Agin. 52w3 ...,
to Fot� Lawn 11000ery'• Elie � Pbosna - Yards 741 Res. SSW ,
Mrr1■ to motls� her r°°ms1 Yd's _ . - .
1 -_-. .•N :.�•1,T, -:S_ .... .. _ tYY,- +• --,. -, [•YSf nIX` .: C,�- ^_tl.. �r.V..... _ i,$i
_-,hers -read the ' this Mr. V- 'ord i �
SUPPLEMENT, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1948
: T O -fDAY AUCTION SALE
choice Pis - Ro .and .gads Yorkshire''.'''.'
g -
Clectrac and Fordsoax tractor, Farm Implements, Hay
/SILVERDALE FARMS
: - TUESDAY, APRIL '2 WEDNESDAY, 3
ONE P. M. SHARP Hann I. Gay Sardis, 46W- 240900;. 4•-10. A. C. Patsy, 107Y, 296481; August; Sire, Wonderful Conquea. -
_. TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1946 -'Dam, Sunny Biae Violet, 2W- 253 Born, March 30, 1944; Sire, Dos 'or, 4X- 290607; Dam, Silverness
Lot 32, Cos 2, Scarboro, Mile East ' ' 008. Mor Major, IOX- 269141; Dam,O Susan, 10Y- 290787; Due, Open Gilt.
- of Ellesmere AC Patsy, 16X0 271164; Due, June 24- Silverness Susan, 40Z; Born,
- • • • • 2, 1946. Aug. 2, 1945; Sire, - Wonderful
-- F LOT 11101i GRADE SOWS 5--.0. A. C. May 218Y, 298286; Born Conqueror, 4X- 290607; Dam, Sit=
1-W Hereford Steers, yearlings' 19-1 year -old sow, Yorkshire, duo June 24, '1,914; Site, Don Aida, verness, Susan, 12Y- 290787; Due,
.•2-19 Hereford Heifers, yearlings time of sale 86T- 212871; Dam, OAC May, 130 Open `. Gilt.
_ All in excellent shape ,20- -2 -year oid sow, Yorkshire; due TN- 2584'22; Due June 15, 1946. 25'- •Silverness , Susan, 42Z; Born,
• ">li -- Jersey cow, 3 yrs, full flow April 15, 1946. 6-- Silverness Susan, 14Y,, 290791; Aug. 2, 1945; Sire, - Wonderful
4-Jersey heifer, yearling `21- -1 year old sow, Yorkshire, due Born, July= 10, 1944; Sire, York Conqueror, 4X- 290607; -Dam, Sil•
*Ay 25, 1946, Ise Junior, 49W- 253725; . Dam, verness Susan,. 12Y- 298789; Due _
BROOD SOWS Reg. Yorkshires 22-2 year old Sow, Yorkshire, due Cedar Brook Molly, 66W- 245085; Open Gilt.
6--*. A. C. Princess, 268Y. 29609 time of sale. Due, March 10, 1946. _2&- Silve�rnesa Susan, 43Z; Borg, ;
-23- -1 year old Sow, Yorkshire, due •'7- Silvernew Susan, .10Y, 290787; Aug. 2, 1945; Sire, Wonderful
- - -- - "--- - Bozo Aug. 6, 1844, Sire -Hann I. March 20, 1946. Born, July 12, 1944; Sire, York Conqueror, 4X- 290697; Darn„ Sil- -
= Gay Wonder 181W- 260279; Dam - 24--1 year old sow, Yorkshire,, due Lee Junior, 49W- 263725; Dam, vernew Susan, 12Y- 290789; Dues,
'OAC Psi_-sceee 748- 276717: Due time of sale. Cedar Brook Molly, 541=246084; ' -Open Gilt
.•- ,April 16y 1948 _..1 year old Sow, Yo 2?- 9ilverseee Susan, 442; $orcy, - - : -
6-0. A. C. Patsy 117Y, 2.48488 Vie, due Due. May 2?, 1946.
Bores, March 81, 1944: Sire. Hama April 18, 1948. :B►-- Silrarneas Std '9�Y, 290786:' Aug. 2, 1946; Sire, Wonderful
-- I. Gay Wonder, 181W- 960279; Dom 28-1 year old sow, Yorkshire, due Born,. July 12, 1944: Sire, York Conqueror, 4X- 29060?; Dan►, Sil.
4AC Patsy 1874271162; Due, Apr. April 17, 1948. Lae Junior, 40W- 253725; Dam vesnew Ste, 12Y- 290789; Due,
$9-1 year old Sow, due June 4, 46 .'• Cedar Brook Molly, 64W- 246084; Open Guilt-
A 1948 9-- -Boar, Silverneoa Conqueror, 47Z Due, June 4, 1946. 28-- Mvera ssa Susan, . 6OZ; Bons,
. �. A. C. Beauty, 173Y, 296498:. Born, Sept. '15, 1945; Sire Wond- S-- Pictoezisg Princesa, 0294Y, 294 Aug. 2, 1946; Sire, Wonderful
Boca. April 18, 1944; Sire Don Nor
10X- 269141; Dam,OAC erful Conqueror, 474290607; Dam, 261; Bonn, Nov. 2, 1944; Sire, ...'Conqueror, 4X- ,607, -Dam, Sil.
j Major, ' Silvernesa Susan, Y14- 290791. Clearview Conqueror, 29T- 212284; , verness Susan, 1X- 278211; Due, -
Beauty, 67X-27116 7; Due, Mat cb
2%--Boar, Sii'verness Conqueror, 41Z; - Dptn. Pickering Princess, 2?R 193 ' Open Gilt.
1b, 1946 -
A: C. Princess, 261Y, 296606; i Born, Sept. 15, 1945; Sire, Woad- 856; Due, June 10, 1946.
Bata, July 81, 1944; Size, Sullivan 1 ell Conqueror. 470290607; Dam, 10- Pickering Princess, 246Y, 294 - CHOICE GRADE SOWS -
' Wander, 55V-2N629; Dam, OAC Silverness Susan, Y14- 29079L - 247; Born, Oct.-21j 1944; Sire, 29- -..Yorkshire grade gilt
1221 - 268413; Doe, May 20. 1848. 0--2 yr. old Grade sow, Yorkshire, Shady Holme Lad, 70X-276067;- 84- ✓Yorkshire grade Gilt
_
X9-10. Beauty, 97Y, 298480; - am, Pickers , 21870- 1-- Yorkshire a It - • _
A C Bas y due time o! sale • D Pickering Prtm�s 3 grad gi
Born, March ea y, 9 Sire, Haan 31--o Fat Yorkshire pigs 2=13; , fie, June 1 1946; BS-Yorkshire grade gilt
$2-•82 Chunks Yorkshire. = 11--2 year old Grade Sows and Litter 33.- Yorkshire grade gilt
L Gay Wonder, '181W2602?9; Dam, 85-20 Chunks, Yorkshire Yorkshire.
OAC 11V- 230686; Due, May 28+ 84-,29 Feeders, Yorkshire W .12-2 34-Yorkshire grade gilt
year old Grade Sow, York- gam- Yorkshire grade gilt
1546. shire, Due, May 13,. 1946, 881'• -- Yorkshire grade gilt
:14- Piekering Princess
238Y, 294 Wooden silo, 12 x 30 feet, hip roof .13- -2 year old Grade sow, Yorkshire, 371--Yorkshire grade gilt -
244; Barn, Oct. 21, 1944; Sine, Wooden silo, -12 x 30 , open top Due May 15, 1946. 88- Yorkshire
Shady Holme Lad, 70DL- 2'76067; grade gilt. ,•-.
- - Darn, Pickering Princess, 206X- Steel Stalls, Chains, Water bov�Is, to 14-02 year ,old Grade Sow, Due; )an. 139- JCorkahire grade stilt
283811; .Due March 15, 1946 tie up 106 head . of cattle, Pratt- 9, 1948. 44- .Yorkshire grade gilt - - - - -- --_
really -tees. _ __16--Silvernesa Susan, 512, Born, Oct. ,
- -11- Pickering Princess, 241Y, 249246; b Steel calf penes, and water bowls, 1, 1945; Sire, Wonderful Conquer - $EG'D YORKSHIRE BOARS
Born, Oct. 21, 1944; Sire, Shads' or, 470- 290607; Dam,
Holme Lad, 70'X- 276067: Daum, practically new. Silverness . 41- Silvemme Conqueror, 33z, pun -
: r : Pickering Princess, 20676. 283311; 2 Steel bull pens and waterbowls, Susan, 1X- 278211; Due, Open Gilt. )salad boar, Born, Aug. 1, 1945; Stec
Des, April 16, 1946. practically new. 18- -ile�ss Susan, 52Z; Born, -.Sullivan Wonder, 55V- 236529; Dam
: 1S-- .F3ekering Princess, 276Y, 294250 2 Litter Barriers, complete, with car Oct. 1, 1945; Sire, Wonderful Con- _ --0AC, Sergelle, 18SY- 296499;
queror, 470- 290607; Dorn, Silver- ngverot, 37Z;
Born, Oct. 26, 1944; Sire, Clear-
and track. Co pars
sass Susan, 1700 27$211; Due, Open bored bo.rr• Bola, Aue, 1.
3 Feed barn wagons 191Li
..view Conqueror, 2970 212280: 'Dam, . " G,II
` pickering Princess, 216W- 269194: Crawler Tractor, model 44.- 17--- SilvESe►ess �� Sullivan Wonder, 55V- 2$6Wt0;
Doe, May 31, 1946. Susan, ; Bars, Dam', OAC Sergelle, 188Y -SM490
- -- Fickeay 3 Princess, 302Y, 294262 Med. �, near new, excellent con- Aug. 1, 1946; Sire, Sullivan Wow ,43-41Bvernen Conqueror, 48ZI pan
Born, July 10, 1944; Sire, York Lee dition. der, 65V- 286529; Dana, OAC Set► brad boar; Born, Aug. 3, 116;
nior, 4910 253725; Dora', Cedar Case - Osborne Binder, Eft. cut, com- Celle, iSSY- 296499; Due Open Gilt , - Sim Wonderful Conqueror, 4X- -
- Brook Molly, 581- 24bQ86; • Due, Flews with trades, earlier, jww 1B'- .01verness Susan, 31Z; Born, 290607; Dam, 8ilvetaeas Susan,
_ •.:.._
Bro 6, 1948. new, ham ant less than 100 arses Aug. 1, 1946; Sire, Sullivan Won- 1=-278211 -- - �
X41- d'klaering Pripcest, 299Y 294 of ee+og, Eder, 66V 236529: Dam, OA �{4- �Bilveznesa Conqueror, 272
C Sur-
245; Born, Oat. Z3, 1944; }Sire, Belle, 183Y- 29199; Due, Open Oft Aug. 8, 1946; Sint, W - -_
Shady Holme Lad, 7�[- 276067: 1�8- ,Sitverwn Susan* SZZ; Born C , , :, 414 290607; Dam, Mi. -
`Darn, Pickering Princess, 20�C- 1.3+0 P. M. SHARP ' • . Aug. 1, 1945; Sire Sialivan Wow ' vrrness YSuaaaAl 10Y- 290787.
..WEDNEWAY, APRIL 3, 1946. "7der, b5V- 238629; Dam, OAC Ser-
288311;Due, -June 7, 1946.
86 -$liv erneae auero
. Can s
. - Ie, 1e;, r X86499; Due, Vpen Gilt
ro, l�le 5cwrth. _ ' -' - -� _ bred boar;'Bore, Aug. 8, 1946; -S+e
X18= �i,1ri ,x Princess, u�uX�Z of Agincourt, Ont. - •`7ivernees qusan, S4Z; Born Wonderful Conqueror, 470 -W06W;
248; Born, Oct '26, 1944: Sire,. • • • • ,Aug. 1, 1946; Sire, Sullivan 'Won- Dam, Silverness Sutras, l0Y- 2!0
• Shady Holme Lad, 7040- 276067: LOT der. b5V- 236629; Data, OAC Ser- 187. ,
: -Dam, Pickering Princess, 145X- 2MY _
' 279332 ;; Due, April 13, 1946. • A24;• 944; Sire, Don Aida, 86 21, �iI ivernems Susan, Due, Born FF•EDE.RS FAT HOGS
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1-4
16-- AeTcering Princess, 3WY, 294 June , .
X63; Bout, Dec. 11, 1944; Sire, T- 212871; Dam, -OAC, May, 130W- Aug. 1, 1945; Sire, Wonderful Con 46-4% Feeders; 47 -12 Feeders; -
2b8422• Duce, about time of sale. queror. 470 - 290607; Dann, Silver 48-3!8 Feeders; 49-m tom* s+•:e••
: Shady Holme Lad, 70X- 276067, L-ai. A.
St,gt�ie, ia8i, c ym; Hama 5`' m, 1VZ- L'90787; Due, � W- 45 Chun]ta,
Dam, Pickering - Princess, MY-
9217U9; w T r;tr
.
Born,-May 6..1944; Sire,--H,an Yord- Ferguson Tractor, on rubber,
.17- -Silvernese Susan; 290790, Y13; Gay Wonder, 1811- 260279: Dam, .23-- ,Silverness Susan, 26Z; Bores., complete with 2-furrow plow, Fold
-- Born, July 10, 2944; Sire, York OAC Sergelle, 176W- 26'8486; sae -Aug. 1, 1946; Sire, Wonderhtl n double disc; - Folyd AZ6 ;
Lae Junior, 491- 253725• . Doan, � of vale. Conqueror, 47[•290607: Dora, 541- gin spring -tooth cultivator, ex-
' S-�0. A. C. Painoess, 2bSY, 296648: Rezneet Susses, 10Y- 290787; Due, eenent condition, near new.
Cedar Brook Molly, 6610 246086; :• ; :I
Due Jame 8, 1948. Born. July 31, 1944; Sire, Sullivan Opel Gilt. Codtahutt Nay Rake, 10fk pract-
�- -Boar, Wonderful Congoeroi, �G1, Wonder, 55�- 23fr629; Daum, OAC,iiemerts 8uare►, 282; ern, ical2y new
•-
`i22W- ?.68413; Due, May 20, 19" � Codubutt ]dower, RL oil bath,
290007; Bertk March 24,1945; Sire, �
., , , • .._ _ ... :.... ... .. •.. practically sew.
210 RBS
No Reserve as aw f#rir►g . �g attd gobs iaLe other iaa`seaw Ia 'ease of lead wtsler sale will be bold ttziddr
esi4r. A2 ate d stabiias trial be t0kra ant for �sreehatara. ; y
-
,James
Sffii 1� aerk - Kene & C�ke Preaticit AIZCtIOIiI�!!':
P XnAn= am' x*XKR 1t P. O.•.x•r 'm 519'116 wd -- MAN=" 2" , :a
w„v vtu WITH.{. Tney couia wnlle "Ine 1 _ -_-• e a n uyy, a oe ....woes ae vu ••w- 1 - - °- - ,
uecd was greatest, have the gat,& - I work in Chisambra. When his spirit ; nesday afternoon. /r/a�� *��IOi�
faction of knowing Lust, and it is I raced ahead to distant fields he de- Mr. John Skidmore bag just re- COMMISSION
m gmti fyf as say Unit badwe I mired to serve, while the chureh at turned f'rm n a basinasr trip to U"D-M
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-and men, he had• to learn 8
hard , Mre. E. Barnard; of Cobourg was
f7ot-L A R 0
NT lesson in patience, The meeting was t a weeWend guest at the home of_her Announcement
• rlae@d -witt L; :::. 73Z, •.1�t - which t son, Mr. B
. Reg. Barnard.
_ the gift exchange brvught in over Mr. Leo Use has Having just returned from oven. :?
Farmers- -read the Farr's Elevator - $6.00, to cam le.e the amount nee- , h' home for
P a week's rest after attending meet- } I will be taking over my for-
sdvertisemenL this issue• could be. But public acclaim is sweet essary for Life Membership, sep- ings in Hamilton, London and Wind - Oi°r business again an xmdass r�
Mr. Clifford Pilkey, of Toronto, in the eare .to many, and these lad- arate from collectl-ons. A bountiful April let.
- attended the A. Mantle sale here on ies have our sincere congratulations supper was served by hostesses. ter' d other cities in Western - - -
Ontario. He expects to go
Saturday, and stayed over the weeltf and than am uooa was completed �, Mrs' Norton and hire. W. Knox. the near future Qn atour that east in
e8v eve � and wo • g q P ' ' ' include Ottawa and Montreal. 8e derrice on yojtr car or truck;
spent t
Miss Georgic Forsyth, o! Oshawa; week ago and sent to Mrs. Birkett, The Women's Institute Dance is repprting on the Conference of 1 }
spent the week -end with her people with' sundry additions it contained: Robert Liscombe and Jim Holtby the United Nations Youth Os
here, 72 children's vests; 31 pairs child - were the special guests of. the W- . ation that he attended in Load ion j Th08•_ Aekf ord
Mr. Cecil Redman,. of Toronto, was ren'a stockings; o pairs men's sox; I. ai the Dance in the Township England. ;
•-ek -end visitor with his people 10 Pairs mitts; 7 sleeveless sweaters; Hall on Friday last. Two other ser- Mr. and Mrs, W. Salt are looking Pickering; �ntarlo
long- sleeved sweaters; 1 scarf; 6, vicemen were prevented from attend- forward to the arrival • of their U. '
Eric Wallace spent the week- babies' bonnets; 3 pairs bootees; I00g but, as •the President remarked, ghter, Mies Gertrude Salt who is at .
th his people in Claremont, diapers; ,4 large quilts and 2 cot the lesser number did not lessen the present enroute from New York. FOR MONTHr,,OF APRIL
-e was a good crowd at the quilts. pleasure the members felt in saying Miss•Salt arrived from. Europe early WANTED -- someone to help with
:ay night dance in the Con,- "Welcome Home." The Institute this week: She has been with the children and- housework from- 9 a. m.
Hall, The dance will be held BROUGI�AIVi Sifts of leather wallets enclosing Red Crose in Germany, since the . to 4 p, m. A. T. Fell, 4 Churchill
it on Friday night this week. money were presented by Mrs. Matt- cessation of hostilities, Ave., D. L L'. Village, Ajax Pbat�
Cecil. Redman called on Osh- - 'hews.of the Overseas Box Committ- 81, Local 265
tends on Sunday. ' Local News -ee. Jim thanked the niey hers for
Eddie Ortiz spent the week- 'Mr.-Gordon Thornton was a week boxes received while overseas, . and
Ath friends in Toronto• end visitor at the Shepherd home. the orchestra and the gathering gave
s. J.' Badgerow spent, Sunday The S..ewart Beare family, of -out Ius.iIy with "For. They are _
-. . t friends in Srtouffviille. Newmarket, visited at the Holtby' Jolly Good Fellows" and "Auld .Lang - -
�� Women's Mission Circle of home on Sunday. Syne." j
Baptist Church met on Tuesday Mr. and Airs. Ralph Crawford in view of the popularity of the _ -
_._.�he
home of'Mrs. Judson Ward were with the John Knox family at dances it has been decided to con -
" drs. Fred Morley'a group was in Solina on Sunda tinue them until further notice con- charge of the meeting. Mis Annie Malcolm, of Toronto •sequently the next W. I. dance will " l
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hammond ,w a week -end visitor with Miss be on April 5th, when Barrett's or- AT OUR �' "' — ,_ _
have taken a position with the, F. Margaret Duncan. ches :re and the ladies of the Social I"'tt .w• _
-Batt farm near Brookl' and wilt SHOWROOM - -- "`
Y • + m, Mr. Russell Gray had a friend out Committee will provide er;joyablg
be starting .there within a few from the City for the week -end. entertainment.
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•...: "weeks•
The National Film Board presents -
Mrs. Valentino spent the wee"- a film ro �'J-1
end with her parents near Markham. P gram at the school on Gireenwood
Thursday, April 4, at 2.30 p..m. .-
Mrs. Craig Murkar and daughter, Robert Liscomb and bride were at _
: Marilyn. of Ajax, spent a few days his father'e last week -end. Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson cele- =
this week with-Mrs. Murkar's mot- - Mr, and kiss. Lamb have welcomed brated their 5th wedding armiversuT . K9946
her, Mrs. Thomas Bacon• another little daughter. on Monday; March 25. Their many TRU(
The Brock Road between Picker- _Miss Barbara Knox has recovered friends congratulate them. Al lrlgd N•ar the tovww • Hi
- -aim and BrouXbam and Claremont_ .- sufficiently to be- home from hosp- The Y. P. U. met at the home of oh Torque Truck Engine
is badly broken up in spots,. but is ital. Edward and Alfred Pegg on Sunday
In the worst condition betty, ?n _ Mrs. H. Malcolm was a,Solius via- evening, • Now, Finer Appearance • Outstanding Driver Coed att
Brougham and Claremont. The • new itor several days last week Same of the members of the W.
'paving is heaving badly from the Mr. Kenny and other friends, of K: S. attended the Oshawa Presby- • Truck-Built and Engineered .• Designed to Cut Costs
Rroot and wrill require considerable Toronto, visited Mrs Harvey an Sa.: terial on Tuesday. �. .- i"
work to put it back in shape. ; „may, l The many friends of Mrs. Matt A Codnplere Rouge ... h to 3 Tom
Quite a number from` here attend - The Leslie Devitt family, of Tor - are pleased to know that she and - . -
ed the game between Brougham and onto, were Brougham callers on Sun- her twin daughters are doing fine, -
_ ''Claremont, in the Oshawa Arena day, Their daughter, Isabel, takes a at the Brierbush Hospital. •
last Wednesday :tight, position in *the Calgary Hospital this i ' Milts Eileen Sadler of the Raglan 1946
S. The Young -- People of the Baptist week. teaching staff spent the week -end
Church held a choir practice m . •- .
P
bi . with her parents.
Mr. Cecil Bate, his twin eons P MERCURY
!-tg in the church on Tuesday even- - _(hame- frown .overseas ), his two dau The 31is9ion Circle ' held their
Born, to . Mr. rand Mrs. Bruce Tay- ghters . and son -in -law, Mr. Drink- monthly bbmeeting at the home of
water, suers with Mine Bate on Sun- a -- M O w ON DISPLAY
-
a - r (nee Dorothy Miller), a son, on day, �1ihe Farm Forurri''met at the home
hursday, March 21, 1946, at the Mrs. Holtby ha3 been under the , of Mr. and Mrs, *orden on Mon- =
'terbush Hospital, Stouffville.- doctor's care for, -the past week. day eventing.
'trs. Lloyd Pugh, and :Muss Jen- yam: Seebeck, who has had a long � Rev. Mr. VM'oote i, of Ajax, 'will
Pitkey spent a day in Toronto Beige of illness, is improving; also , bane charge of the services on -the-
week. Mrs. A: Hamilton. Circuit on 'Sunday next.. His dis-
- pleased to .report that Mr. Miss - Muriel Shepherd and Caul- courses are very helpful -
_ 'field - are in the City. Mrs. Percy Clark is suffering
Shirk to steadily improving
lam• Mrs. B'irrell and Mrs. Shepherd from a severe cold Her' ma
and Mrs. Thomas Davis are were City visitors on Thursday. friends hope for a speedy recovery.
eve into the Mantle residence W. J. Brow:t, of Toronto, was wiih. fire church shed has been nicely � !�IIi ��I�I I�I!� , ��� `l� ►� ���� i� � - -
► ,i near future. his motriter vw 3...A . ■t+tigled hv_ the merr of the church. -
-a. Mantle will be moving to Our Firemen and their wives en- The Pot Luck Supper. on Friaay - - j' „ ,, �
'ville within a few weeks to joyed a euchre party at the Walteg evening, was enjoyed by all . who
ip residence. with her daugh- Bayles home on Tuesday eveening. were able to get there. The very
bad roads held a great many away. / / -
:and• Kra. Dick Cooper spent News -. "' Alan Clark conducted a slag -song is /
1ineio-end with d and Mrs. The Sunday evening service Wsein a splendid manner.
' : lirtson. Mr, and Mrs. Cooper charge of ' the R inks to all the ladies mid
a8`f•�••• '1F.. 1 Devitt led in the service of vrho have worked for the Red Cross
village 'this week. Praise, and Mr. Frank Chapman the so-willingiy. - -
n e 1 special speaker,. spoke on "The -
Destruction that Wasteth at Noon- , : :,Duribartan ;LITTLE
"
Kee. Mai were h - IIIOTO R
h'u seal services w re he d on Sat day an earnest mesas Pictures -. - _• ■ tl
(lay from t.Ne. residence of Mrs. on "The Life of Christ" the
:. Middleton for heel mother, service. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. '1VIARi�HAM Ol`iTARIO
Morgason, • who - passed away Prayer and Worship Service oz George Bovciiyn,• on the birth of a y 1
week. She was. in her 78th year. Wednesday evenit0 Bt &0 A. t, eon, on March 20, !YOUR MERCURY-LINCOLN DEALER I>ti' THIS AREA "
husband predeceased her some home, _ Bill Sumos�tch had the misfortune
ago. Rev. •I. E. Kennedy coi,- The Friendly Bible Class will meet to fracture two 'bones' in his ankle;
the funeral ceremony. In- at the home of Air. and Mrs. George while playing rugby' at' Scarboro
_ t was made in Uxbridre Willson on the evenyitg of April -1. Collegiate, last week._
The late Mc 1lTnro-acnn Tho �rareh meeting of The .iii:. %liss. Evelyn -Aanis spent a we _ - - -- -- `;
5n Uxbridge Tow -nship for S. was held at the home of Mrs: T. 'holidays'with her .parents recently.
s• Norton, on Thursday afternoon, Mar
ckering Red Cross News 21,' with 'a fine attea8ance, through _ - �ry hitevale
,' the kindness of. Mr. Easton and his
. nere are three 'items of interest school bus. President, Mrs.. George The regular monthly meeting of
a the Red Cross news this .week. Duncan conducted the Opeaing Ser- 1+ � White`,ale United Church Wom- - RENEWAL OF UNEMpLOYMEI�' r
—lets Artnrrai Meeting will take Place �' H'mn ' zbv, was lung, 'with , an's Association; witFbe held in the' -
at Mrs. - Moirityre's homy; Claremont, -Mrs' Barciay at the piano. Prayer r Auditorium of the .Church, at' 2.30 INSUKAN�z ]BOOK$
on, Tuesday, App 2, at 8A0 g. tn, Was offered by Mrs. L. Johnston April 3. Mrs. Aitkenhead of Toronto, - - °
e who read the Scripture n, M� Lesson. In Norton has been invited mood � Locust A// G%i% to !dS: _
All members of the five Units tom- qi
!arising North Pickering Branch are the iusiiness Session, -speaker. The Cherr
low asked if local Auxilfa would send
earnestly asked to attend this meets• �' Hill Groups of the W. A. will be =
which will decide the future of - a representative to . the Training All Unemployment 'Insurance Books for the Year
I
m8 the guests of the .Whitevale W.-A. '
the Branch All quotas of work School for Leaders. Mrs. Ritchie was and will furnish musical numbers ending March 31st, 946, roust be exchanged for
should be in Mrs. Birkett'g hands naz"ed and agreed to try to go. The for the occasion. Theme, - Easter new books. °
before this meet' if possible. Al- Easter Thankoffering . Meeting ryas
B, and the Resurrection. RoIY Call - New Insurance Books for the. fiseaI 1
so a fined, effort should be made to
considered, and it was' resolved that• A verse or' quotation co?1:aining the, year 946-47
renew -as rr.'an member9hi s as have a' request be made to the Session "Victory". will be exchanged b the Local. National Employ-
for Y P word • Y
not been received, and the returns, use of the church, on the Sutij- - meat Office in your area for expired Insurance Books
made to the President at they, meet- day, evening before Easter to hold Q ;
a Music Festival •with all or aniza- j�ou�ra H11tS
iAg, if this bas not been done prey -.- tion's is the church Navin alt art- .
iously. Come prepared with a finan- g p _
cial statement of your Unit and re- the project was approved. -Group B., A, miscellaneous shower' for Miss ::,Protect the benefit riglits of your, employees bp. -
port of the work and materials, on . with Mrs. G. Philip, convener had Gwen Skidmore was Meld at the sending in !heir expired books . pruperl'ti' coin `
hand, if any, and with some ideas charge of the rtrogr•am. Mrs. Philip, home of Mr. and Airs. J. Sutton on pleted on !March 31st: .-
taking tl:e Devotional Service, -had Saturday '
helpful to the President. • y event g. The br7de -to -ire x
Fo.i�r more Merit Badge§ have prepared a .picture- roll •of "Pictures received many -,c.y Laauaful- and There are 'severe perttrltic j'ur
awarded in Brougham, and I Persons and Fla °es" in connection useful gifts, Gwen , was"also the failing to make. Unemployment'
Jot' d
well- ea!rnrd by .Mrs. M. Hamilton, with the. Angola Mission. Mrs. D. guest of honour at the home of Mrs. - InQurance contribution or cite
Maim read an informative paper on Whitter, of HighlaW Creek, where, f 3
Mira. l,emanon. Mrs, J. Farley and „ insured employees and for failure
Mrs. N. Burton,' As one's thoughts Native Boy's Conversion ", and she was feted at a'persp'tal shove= to reneio the Inviirance I3opka
Mrs. Brown gave a talk on incidents tr. • �, as required. .%
drift over the work accomplished, : in the life of Walter Currie, pion- The West Group of the 'Dunbarton
Bay it w:io becomes increasingly difficult to eer missionary in Angola, who re- Woman's Association held a Pot
h w:to has done the best job. All maimed stead fast, consolidating his Luck Supper at Woodacre on Wed- UNEMPLOT IMENT INSURANCE
who ,lid venal they could while the � work in Chisambrs. When his spirit -
"WA was grmttest, have the satis r nesday afternoon.
faction of knowing '!hat, sad it is laced ahead to distant fields he de- ' Mr. John Skidmore has just re- � COMMISSION
! eird to sere while the church at tub a business trip to mO"°w
as aratliyle� as say i[srk badge t,..,... 1....I � _
... • <'#•'•'•LA -4 `, . ' .- .. .. .. _ - - -a0 '.•' Ste' =t1.. ,•_p1
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Fi�a -Ia -Oise young. man," said the business :XXCLUSIVZ _ .SALVATION FOR FOES -
,,ate one afternoon an insurance man. "Do you know, I have al- The Soviet Embassy . h. the only
agent secured admittance to the ready refused to ste five insurance VOICE OF Teri diplomatic establishment in Wasb- -'Already the United S'
office of a big business man by agents today pp irtgton„ wbVh does tot employ any crntemplating making a 1
,1 •
'fiat of,perserv- rauce. "Yes, I know," replied the agent. pBfiss United States citizens as household Germat:k- It invaniably costs
"Yon ought to feel flattered, "1 m all of than." — help. — N,.: ek. auvuc as n.ud, au •avC 4"
NOW WE KNOW after we lick aim a_ it Aces to licit
'Clothing manufacturers report -REQUIRED SOON him. Ar -. -
µ MOYI E ACTRESS that lack of pants is holding tp Radar should be Wed at the titre — St. Louis Star- Times. _
1 • ii men's suite. ADC we always
1 of spring house cleaning to prevent
thought it,wa, the pan s that need- husbands :ntering dark rooms and p
$�BIZGNTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 9 Property. ed holding up. sitting down, where th. chesterfield
2,7 pictured �S 01U IT H D A K O T A 10 She has long — Christian Erience 'Monitor. used to be. — Brandon -ftti.
movie actress. IM E AIL I E P I EA R
10 Heavy barge:. CAR ?�E IL L : A R R R A 13 Part of "be." AS
,...' '. .I Neither. OCAS ,t S P A R K R O S 15 African
4 Baseball stick. 'M A I M S E 5 TNT
W bustard. ,
y4 RltgtltKt. 18 2000 pounds. ��' -
ie Breezy. A N E C A D -- -
17 Fact_- i DAD l JUtJIn ' 23 Dine�d.(�e�") _WATCH FOR IT NEXT V✓EEK --
2! Singing voice. S' D RHO P pAKC)TA s T 26 Kind of plant - - OF ,COLDS SORE THROATS
20 Froaea. water. L E T7 V P E P t 2? Not suitably ,, '►
28 Acknowledge. ANEW FEATURE - -
14! 8eariag organ T N `:> A T E 1 1 f E. 29 Formerly,. ' -
25 MUSIC note.. .. e l ' 1 G I E T L E 32 Ty�te [ �1 �'�1 A ► T� ■ _.
lMTutn toward COY T r5 T A T E measures. SPOTS OFSPORjLQ �, 34 Jtu'isdiMion. - '
tO Symbol for 49 Courts (abbr:) 61 Street (abbr.). t7 Sequester:
titanium. al "Pelican VLBTICAL 40 Ensnare. ASPIRIN
=2 Kind of finch. State" (abbr.). 1 Utters. 41 Endeavor. -- ;y y 1
_._ Reluctant. 52 Unit. 2 Itineration. 43,iust. FRANK MANN HARRIS ( "SIXBITS" ��1•
SS Mother. 33 Excursion. _ ' Upon. '44 She — is )
!1! Like. S4 Buzz.
4 Slight bow. screen_ play a,-- -- - - - — -- - -• - -- - _. ready
= —ale Behold!- --`55 Fondle. 3- Turk1sh -- 46 Meat. work in X
ll0 Therefore. 56 Rested.- decree. 48 Festival. ! !
Flight. 5? Spread_ for 6 Headland. 50 Location. >Ftz'ASK HARRIS— better known in -
42 Sorceress. drying. 7 Lieutenant 52 Musibal : 'caeca circles o Mrs. sf: tilt Critic" — ,
5$ Employ. - ■t eye time eendaeted eolomas or sport-
44 Any. (abbr.).' compOSitiOA lies eemment In The Toronto Dally star
! •45 Catch. 69 Spanish dollar 8 Cabbage 54 -- and The star Weekly. - • ti
_;47it'om. 60 Half an em. variety. 51Toward. Hera In Teeawster. oat" more years
ace than be ear" to admit. Harris has =
1 2 3 4 '3 6 7 i 9. '� event most or bls' late In Toronto where i e
I _ --
. je was la the be+i< pnhlLhlas business }.-
ll' I% r 14 is for a eenslderable, time before taklax to
_ wrltfa.� Profeaaloaa117. Le The Twrteu how quickly Aspirin
!S !? f8 ly 49SIzhit■° has had many short stories - - -.
�� •nitcbl Drop ,tae in a glass of water
published In the Saturday Evenlair "clock" - —
P�st. _ MaeLeaa's
and other well -kiown _ 'elm 3t. Within two eeconde,.
�l a2
29 a4 - n ■IIaRf ■es. ? it will start to disintegrate. It dos
the same whets you take -it. As a -
2s' 2 27 a6 19 30 - •result, it provides relief with remark -'
able speed. Get Aspirin today• The
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57 K' Sa Pocket box of l2s .... oMy Ito
- isrnaay bottle of 24 .. only 190
® i° elk 11 fomYy sbe of 100 • • • only 796
: THE SPORTING THING PAUTT -AND JEFF — IS THIS A CASE OF VISIBILITY OR UNVISIBILITYT _ - -'By BUD FISHER -
You isoGRSIMP! ' taFl•YEAH? WELL, LET'S vJFiAT�C1AECOME ON! ' WHERE DID ybtJ�
YOU 00=1 NOW LETS OWAR WELLTItAT NEAR WART SENSE9NMD`•t�WSS&IA . ALLRKdHT! EVERf.EARNAN .
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THE ALPl4A8ET! ` you REt!1TE to I rtAt<L 1bt) KNOW! CAN HEAR ME ' SAY wwrr AL THAT?
/ . I DO Too, WT I KNOW THIS HOW"I `/bu K ! EN X 8 `�..►�
I KNOW THE
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1i WHEN I HAD MY
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_ "You and your, feathered -
frienae rt
REG'LAR FELLERS Too Much Relativity = — — -- :. --By GENE BYRNES _ --
_ t I KNOW 1 DOM'r I" HK I'LL r� 05EY �' - WbW / T THEY'RE ALL • . r - - - -
NEED A EXTER MAN '` I A
XNM Y' Tt•i' CLu9 l �Q - WORKiN' FOR YI4 -
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our
OF A RELAM E, � K/mH LE--WIATCN WHERCb 7{i' THEY'RE 1am",REIATIVE� J-- --
OF MINE --1 HAODA GNL TA' WORKS VMMME- CUSiOA'1ERg -„r-i RELATIVES A,Pt' '
HIM A 105% 1'N1 GONE, 80YS ! a„� - t 1 11Kiii RELATVES ! _
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anon. Vincent M•cssey who .tas BALLOONS AGAIN. A SURE SIGN OF SPRING
• • ' served as High -Commissioner for
Q Canada in London for the past ten
;Highlights'' the Yews yearn will retire in May according
to an announcemen made in Ot
taw•a last -weed- by the Prim nr in- -
-- ister. Mr. MacKenzie ling. _
-77 - Royal Visitors _ , -More Wheat It Australia -
Good -Bye Governor-General - —
The latest. official estimate o -B a to Govern
The King and ('Queen and Pria- ffiil i f
the Australian wheat crop is 134,-
. ;. cess Elizabeth and Prnctas 11iar
B- A warmer public tribute than
-aret will visit ' South Africa early 800,000 bushels, compared with a had -ever before been paid to a re- ) :'
next ear, it was disclosed in Lon crop of 52 million bushels last year.
y tine Governor- General in Canada
Thirty million bushels will - be B
don. made available as stock feed, and n•arsfd the departure last week of'
- wheat will be rationed fcr anothet the I , rl of Athlone and Princess y: 1C
Russia's Five -Year Plat. year for dair • cattle, pigs and Ai
cc after nearly six years service f
} P B to this country.
poultry, A, large quantity will be
Russia has laid down a Live -year mtnea for expert. rtoin nouses of PdiuYament voted -
' program for the development of ' ' I an, address of "grateful apprecia-
ntcmic energy, it was revealed by ° . +:etr of the helpful cooperation in
'f Ser ei Vavilov, Food' was the nest pressing
$ , president of the world problem requiring immedi- the tasks of government." Large
Scvtet Academy of ;Sciences. i c. owds• cheered. the ' Earl and '
ate action, t was pointc�l out. and..
Vavilo'v said tl,e Government Canada .intended to do, its utmost Princess when they drove to the
"'was initiating' extraordinary men in this regar rational War - Memorial to lay a
regard for unless the need
cures to aid scientist: in all fields, wreath and say farewell.
including tomic rtsearch, to attain is met, g-a _ disorders, endanger
B ing peace itself, must be- anticipat Canada s tc retain certain war-
- '• laid down' by
equal and exceedlall ed.." _'_ an indefinites period r "to prevent far
P P
scientific progress abroad, flallon and to safeguard the public
�-'-^ - Rriendship Treaty - ,. ° $2 `' wa '_stated in the
t British Mission to India _ Speech from the Throne, delivered °
i by His Ex ^ellency, the Governor -.'
Prime Minister Attlee offered British Foreign Secretary Bevin General, the Earl of Athlone, at
emphasized that Britait wanted the formal opening of the .,econd
T.. India her full Independence, either friendship "for all tim ^" with the session of Canada's 20th Partia- -'
inside or outside the - British Cow- Soviet Union and. that his offer of went. ..
monwealth. r
a fifty -year friendship treaty was .Officiating at ; ' to opening of
Attlee told the House of Com- "seriously proppsed and seriously Parliament vas one of His Ex-
' wons that a British ministerial „
miasior would meant. He said he would try to ' cellency s last official acts before
go to India with a obtain sucl a treaty "'notwith- leaving Ottawa with the Princess The balloon man is back in business in New York's Central Park
::L "' - _ free hand, and if India wanted ,to disappointments." Alice. His successo., Viscount and these two -little ' customers are having a wonderful time in
cut loose from the Empire by free standing all the disa 64- degree early season temperature.
vole, Britain would help her. such Frow Throne. Alexander, is expected to arrive r
Massey To R.--tire some time in April:
Three members of the miristeri- -
a] delegation left on March 19. by - -
'plane for India. They are Sir
Stafford Cripps, president of tl3e SITE OF WORLD MONETARY CONFERENCE TO RULE GERMANS?
- Board-of Trade, W. Pethick-
Lawrence, Stalei. .Secretary for In-
dia, and A. V. Alexander, First
Lord of the Admiralty�a`
New Post for Canadian Banker.?
A despatch from the Interna- g y
i tional Monetary Conference at Sa- qra t fig. i
annah, --Ga.. sayt it is suthoiita
w •! 1 '. ' 'p
-tively •reported that Lewis W.
• ■ ! i ! t a ,
_ . Douglas, New . York financier, to - i
ILA
slated for the presidency of the
World Bark, and that Graham d . ' � r
Towers, Governor of the Bank ., f.
Canada is slated to become manag-
ing director of_ 0e- World t-ur-
,.. rency Fund.
The despatch adds that it-is un-
likely the ►ppciintments will be
j made. at the present meeting,
- -• At Ottawa, a finance official - -Gen. Vassily D. Sokolovsky* above,
stated the post would be a fun -time 'The-General Oglethorpe Hotel, center of a $2,000,000 resort estate -at - SavannahGa., is the scene of may succeed Marshal Georgi K.
Ras-
Job and -if Mr. Towers accepted it .._ _ _ the worldwide monetary conference which' has drawn delegates from SS nations. - fan occupation sa commander of the &_. = ..also occupation zone in GermanT
be would retire as head of the = _ - • • ' - -- • - - -
- , )3ank' of Canada. He was named
Governor when the bank was es-
IRAN, WHERE RED MOVES
lablished in 1935. CAST SHADOW OF CONFLICT'.-.
HEIRESS. SUGGESTS
MAMA GET A JOB 3
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�'EkBRIZ, pictured through an arch of its 'famotts Power fortress, TEHRAN, capital of Iran, was scene of recent violent demonstra -.
'•..:,::;. ,; built b Shah Haroun- el- Raschid, is the capital of Azerbaijan rov- tions b left -win Tudeh
•: .. � "� Y P ) P Y g patty which prevented Parliament from -
` -°ince in northern Iran. Iran, complained to United Nations that .. meeting to .extend its term. Moscow is believed maneuvering for
revolt which set up a separatist government there was Russian- a new government in Tehran which would take Iran into Russia's
inspired and supported. growing family of "friendly" neighbors. - t
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of s ,fir, •}111�.71a,f"' 1�.."` a'' W „y. '• „'.. ';,,,,oa,"^,,,,..;^ '�:. '',n,,; .,�a,�l '` 'c '•w' 4
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, Y Aw' .i ^-Nxl' p ggjj . 'Y S � ..> .1..���wv°'•M.... �J III :I R':p Y
r Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt Stokow-
tilt$ (top), 22- year -old wife of 64-
yyear -old conductor Leopold Sto•
lrowski, thinks her widowed mother, a e d i K1 r i illy +v' ,r ,
Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
(bottom), can get a job instead of
depending on Gloria's $4,000,000
fortune. Mrs. Stokowtid. had been
paying her mother a ;91,000 -a -year
allowance, but discontinued it, say-
ing "she can work at the has done
In the past.” The money, she said,
now goes to a foundation she es- Huge oil refinery of An'glo- Iranian Oil Company at Abadan on the Persian Gulf symbolizes one of the most delicate problems of Rua"
tablished for needp and -blind chil- and wetter.. 'powers if, Iran. Britain, with'monopoly of southern oil fields, depended.for many years for Iranian oil to. operate her -navy.
' _dren.. USSR's insistent, but vain, pressure., for concessions -in the - nerth`crdated wartime crises among the Big Three.!
s
Noti
ce to You
- - We . do bmlding of a Mob r'e
CARPMNTERING
CEMENTING � �
glib
ardware
PLUJIBIN9
-
New Spring anipment of m terlala, - Empire Bataree.a _ -
Egaipn w" Dwv Water - rid
-Staunton semi - trimmed Wall Paper' mss. Beauty etaw i
am icatsrials _ SUPPLIES �. a
New Fancy China and G lass
Flastzca Pant " Flite Casein Paint
- Pao I?IokerIngG6b '
J. Si B ALSDON . PICK ERINC�
-- - a PROU
288's Oranges,. 32c . doz. -
:$0 sGrapefruit, 4 for 25c ;Quality] Drugs _
Accurate Dispensing GORD0,N F. 03BORKE Richardson
_ Ma S. CHAPMAN �A. E. :
�. Veterinary ,Remedies
'DIVM. dr MANAGER aQLNERAL INSURANCE
A GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS REAL BOTATE
EMPME LIFE = '== •- =CON-VEVANCERG --
- �os -•- : Ref rigerators- ; -on - Stoves Reliable Photo Finishing = Ia 4
• saranee away An old established agency. raadg
r OTHER APPLIANCES
Complete Cosmetic Line Represmtatises to serve
. wAB8II�1O )1LAOH1NE8 std - Ross D. Munro Rhone Pickering 60
SALES BEKVICE `STORE HOURS - . "TTom ff. Curtis
Pucktin � • A,. :8 3D M
HOUSE WnUNd Geo: E. Brown, Audley, (Sat. ---
_ _
ROUGE�+ Week Days. 8.88 A. M. 9 P. ]IL J. Mille, Ajar _usurasee of all Mob
ROUGE Sunday - 12.30 P. M. - 6 P. iM• Telephone, 622 Whitby, Oat 250 year as
ELECTRO NIC LABORATORIES J. R.. Bo es, '
-Inseranes A&bse
Boy es,'
m. MCEACHNIE Address �a,e
H PR"z Pica. 1a 1L aS i - - Phm D : I�IfITtJRE DBALEB Bronghatn, out i s !!
.., • F'U ZRAL DIHEMR
The Pickering News is sear the top THE REXALL STORN ..r,l.ate Ambalanee Service Clarke Prentice
BROCK __ in demand for advertising apace• in PHONE PICK. as
the weekly newspapers Of Ontario. Day or Plight -LIC}EMSLD AUC'TIONM
- •
For the ComWes of Tork and Onl•
Phone Pick. 13 atlo.. sooeassor to carp. JIM Pt.. :
-.. Quaht� eats Ontarz+� ties id G A. S. 1r., aai at tb. >i.w
THEATRE ' , erg. J. Pt.ve)- ( y rWW-
and �ntlee). I!'artn sad 1Yan.•
w� =T�� _ WW-
.,Fish in Season - :.. ' e ,. . •,• .. „ ataet Swat a spsaaft. at Iktaie OW
Hsattbtttil, Aitai:sonea `- Fruits & Vegetables ,- MA W PSOs,.aea�l. k� A ,< MILiMM
, WU'RSDAY. FRI., SATURDAY
LI and
MARCH 28, 29 and 80
SILK'S MARKET _- CaMS!lVAALII .. RS.Iidtoi, R
Two Shows • ?sad 9 P. M. . 8ales eondactsd Anywhere ihr •f C A
fttorday Matinee st 1.80 P. -AL P'bons Pickerlhg 26 Pbaee or Wi to
614 Doadas St. East* Whkbl, Ont. an Me all — Continental Life Sim .
- t FRED MACMURRAY rn Bay St Turco"
Captain Eddie � PICKERING MEAT MARKET C'Y R L E. M O R L E Y Your Satisfactiaa • Y _ y _
"lie story of Eddie Rkkenbacker -FRAxx R. SMITH -- N S U RA N C E AND _
Incrust Mitchell and Lloyd Nolan _ Ti H• A'ICKF'.l: -
' Quality First •- •Siervic ' Our Aim REAL ESTATE _ • PAINTgR & DECORATOR
MW1rr BUY Ili?, AS•gT xvu s A K K rnZ zr a.i--
.PHONE -67- PICK. -
- �QNDAY, TUESDAY, w rrul� o„ r_ Box 66 _.
-APML- "-and 8 " • _ . Pas Pk>sww !0 DICKERING 0 RtC
N'TA
%ant Complete Show At 8.15 P. M. J A. WILLOUGH6r
Community Centre - continued do only that, and will ask (when DO THINGS RIGHT
,And -Then There their suggesdare and make known things get safely under way) that �doadhiFj !'arat Agency
Head Of'bce - Toronto It is bettor not to io Aga at
their interests. A very encouraging a community camimittee of capable, 156 Yonge St. AD0606 T than to d° meat fig'
Were None turnoutwras bad, there being. thirty- interested persons be formed. aid Oldest itr �` k °'�" ly ct.e � rr�
seven persons present, and most of g;xmsber the Bamar, March 30 Canada • Established Forty B��d� wi>ls• C �
t Baxry Fitzgerald Walter Huston the twelve or Yitteea - organizations 3•pq p• as. Red Cross iiabma Years" Consult Your Fsrser- i.aw7�aie
r Also An Added Attraction being repstesented (absence of a'ep- _ CONSULT OUR ACTIVE cn r gsrT, CAPT. HUD STBWA r :
fOiF THAT HOME IN THE CITY
� resentatives fx�c%m the }'rot�eetatat Picketing 1T 8 ll!
-BABES ON SWING aim+ Churchu was. ��). It was one of � ;Hisbst Prhm Paid for - -- -
Peggy Ryan Ann Blyth the Anest reapo -wee to a request to EGGS - - - -- - - -- _
Ltomi Errol Andy Devine attend a local .meeting the. we have LIVE and DRESSED � t
- seen in a long time: -- -. - POULTRY •
�p$SDAY. FAI_ SbTiIBDA�' ?'k ��J Farms Limited Plseoe A.M. 291W2 - Stivad'f• 2� 5. A-, S 8e.
Yuma the belie_ f in a general, •wise ' Omo L. ��eri�ed :
APRIL 6, and 6 - Pbane Whit 886
interest in a Cocmm�riity Hail or l 8� . Oobrio Lair6 F)QS+e�sr
• Centre project for thia ebmMunity. __ - King Stt"t, East. oduma. O•f.
'State Fair ' �, very afte4 �it>>;n last few _ AvcTlox -SALE - Al ctionsers -
.- wears, different oromizatioae have �— - -
IXforts,
In Ted�nicobr -- Gardetn Toola, ere 26 Year's Experionce •
Dick k3sysne. Vivian Blaine' considered ibe' carrying out of same ti're Property of Notice
type of entertai=ent and program, ` JABEZ HALLETI' sties condoled ae+iwltere. ..,
Daces Andrew. Jeanne Cram and always the same thing -- -where lbMSd� L- fn_�a� 0�" uraetaaiha Shea nave 6" :
to hold _' ' • . • ., batas►o - !hoeitare am ProPertY Salsa. — sna- - - -_. ILMs is 01iit ;4 OWNSIN
---spring lei ere • . end. right SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1946 ►a Sates personally listed and -
• s • • advastJsed. Bulls prepared asd Aa/ralt
P Along _.with the known need for a Chesterfield chair; Morris leather p0'" >it� aio0°a `
LOOK TO THAT ROOF NOW 1 1 hall and- auditori um, there comes ; fir; 2 'Upholstered chairs; Wicker_ from this meeting, . suggestions for,, Prompt .Service Amt W& _.
Call Ua For Free E;atimstea other and additional services, such chair; 3 Rocking chairs; Library Wadi eM. -
.as bowling alleys, workrooms with table; Living -room table;' Fernery; Reasonable Rates
(40 Years Experience)` adjoi ng kitchen, swimming pool, FaU -leaf table; 2 Kitchen tables; 2 No, M. Gordon .
[r badminton cbuits, gynmmsium etc., Couches; 3 Jardinere stands; 3 P'BONE 290 STOUFF'VILLE
J, & G.. G aseoigne Jardineres; 2 Clocks; Axminster. i
..all good , ... all of which wovtd rug, ] 2 1 -2 x 9; Tapestry rug, 9 x
-Phone 743: undoubtedly give Pickering the much i • 2' Floor lamps; Table lamps; Con. `
needed vitalizing element that brings goleum -rug to x 9; Congbleum rug �� ����
new life to a commundty. c` x 9; Cong�oNtun rug, 9 x 7; 2 OMRIE
Thi : meetin �cas much in the C Co,
Whitby, Ont., , s g Scatter rugs; Buffet and china cab- The
; form of a discussion, an introduction lust, combined oak; Dining-room LIMITED "
to• the subject, and these represent - r .. .
ativ.es are asked to retuurn 'to Their I table; • oak; 6 Dining -room. chairs, _ .
respective groups, discuss she mat Hall mirror; 3 Table reflectors; Sccirboro -:Junction o.
CEMENT- I Flower basket; Frui.' baskets; 2
-ter.--prepare a written report cones Beds and springs; 2 Dresserg;' 3 TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, and Scarbora N4
O raining si ]i_t of their interests and 'ash- stands; Dressing table; Two'
-_,_W return to a -second meeting �o
-' held at the came hall on Wednesday trunks; Carpet sweeper; o Pillow • Rough and .Dfessed Lumber Millwork
CELLARS - FOUNDATIONS - evening, April 10. t g, ,use feathers; Dinner 'set; Fancy Frames gash ' Doors Stuns
There "are a. great many features dishes; 4ilverware; 2 Toilet sets; Interior Trtinn Mouldings
STABLE OR Cushions; Ay` hans; Linens). Pictures; - : Soft and Hardwood Floor.tag
to be considered in this project, and nra es; 'Kitchen cook stove Ban -
A,Nyt iING IN CEMENT 'WORK although it might be well, not to � p ( Brick insulated Siding Cedargr�tin Shingle Shingles
piles
delay the matter hopper than n�c- ner)'; Glass cupboard; 4 Kitchen ; Wallboards Rock . Lath Ce1ar Shingles
chairs; Electric rangette; kitchen As¢halt Shingles Roll Roofing
' essary, the project should not be utensils; Sealers; Lawn chair; Gar- - Maisonite Products Barclay Tike =
rushed into without a thorough study den tools; Bench; Laanntower; b- Rock Wool Iaanlatlon Cemebt and Lime
■ of all and eve feature and an le. , _
g Gal. carp; Saws; Grindstone; Scoop aWeepinS The sewer Pips
All •i:iterests in the community and -
district should be consulted and shovel; and numerous other artic- 'MkRTIM_SENOUR 1'00 p•. e. PURE
Green' '
cod Ont. their advice and wishes sought be= Imo'
_ pHONE PICK. 7 A 21 _ fore final conclusions and Plans, are Term*, cash. • Sale at 1.00
made. The notary Club, who have Wm. MAW, auctioneer All grades of F. C. Cedar Shingles
�' promoted the subject -have wanted to