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If4D. LTV 'DICKERING, ONT•, FRIDAY, APR. 19, 1946 No. 64 is
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'Following the holding of two pre- Heirrmtage arms Shipment
jiminary meetings with local or viii
'Friday, April 26, in Pickering Of Ayrshires Arrive Day Early 50 Years Ago Pickering Village
the Town Hall, at 8.00 p. ar. You want
_age orga:rizatione, a Community Hall —this is irour ' The three carloads of Ayrsliires =
within the. Rotary Club, who have, meeting L •and your op rtuni�ty We. By Popular demand we are com- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hooey, of -i
,bees •,pushing" the project, are now � shipped from Hermitage By early mencing ' again, a column used in Woodville, spent Sunday with,, Mr.
look for represents`ion from over a last week, arrived in Pocatello on L_ x`50 and Mrs. N.R. Shortreed. Mr. Hooey
prepared to call a public meeting, %ride area. - this paper some 'years ago y
Sunday' last, one day she of their
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and have set the date of Friday Years Ago in the Pickering News". is a former manager of the Clatle-
scheduler in spite of . the fact they
' ,�-4, April 26, at 8.00 P. M. is RED CROSS • were held up for four and one-half • •These are• items ta0[en from our wont branch of the Can. Bank of
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the Town Hall ('s'haap at 8.00). Red Cross Annual Meeting and issue of 50, years ago —we could use Commerce now of the Woodville
. At these preliminary meetings, Reorganization hours at Cou.fcil Bluffs, owing to a ; 60 years ago, but felt that too far branch.
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the attempt was made to find "what " minor mishap with one of the cars. ; back. Ed. Mr. Grant Johnston, of the' Can -
is being. asked fur", and about ten Do not forget the Red Cross Ati,• . Word has been received from Robert - -- Bank of Commerce here, is o
u s and organizations Rudd o APRIL 10 18, 96 three -week vacation.
- .different gro P phial Meetin�to be held on Monday y f their safe arrival.
>k ` within the village have provided evening, April 22, at 8.00 p. > in 'OLIN=,-TO--- C :tL1 " :3RY" -- - -" -- Several carloads ot- persons -front -
the Red. Croce Rooms.' Presented by combined choirs Scotty Stuart has been engaged by various parts "of the township at.
reports on their "i- iterests" which the Peak Live • to drive the bus to
'are being used as a basis on which ! Reports will be given c ,v ?ring war �' tended'. the presentation of the Eas■
to prepare plans. ;:,activities for the last six - }•ears, and i the trains• ter cantata in the Presbyterian
The combined choirs of -the All .
me is open to the John Dickie and Co. have received
The coming • et3nK vein be discussed. Saints Anglican Church � and St. Church on Sunday evening.
public, and it is hoped, a large crowd This is a public meetis: .-= ever;: - A %drew's Presbyterian Churches. of several loads •of new goods this Mr. and Mrs. James" King, and
may be had. It is expected that one bnP welcome. week.
Whitby, -assisted by Whitby send children, called on Pickering friends
and 'possibly two zovernm,ent off- - - -- - Mrs. Wise invites the ladies of
Good Luck (. ?) Is Where You Oshawa soloists, presented the pop- on Sunday afternoon,
_ 1cials, expert on oornmunity halls ular and beautiful Easter Canetata the ins. vicinity to her Spring Millinery Officers and members of the Mss•
— Find It. � •—
will be present' to assist the meet- •Ulivet to Calvary;" in the Presby- l o John .Gormley is giving up the °plc Lodge attended the meeting
frig. It is also anticipated that the Tredw'ay Closson and Son. Highland
Creek ~fake Interesting Find terian Church -here on Sunda;; night of Temple Lndae, Oshawa, on Tues. '
Vail place on the Base Line and is
• Rotary Club will now want to turn � l lam• day evening, carrying on the Degree
the project over to a Commun4ty having a sale on the 17th. i
� -With something over fifty voids, - work.
Committee, oho, will be elected at Mr. Tr+ed vat: Closscn apse ribed for the many who attended must have Miss Allegro Croak has been ep-
- this wane meeting. Respect ing the us an interesting exp"^rienc,, met by the
the presentation. The four pointed teacher. of, Quaker. Hill 1 EDWARDS a-nd •DAVIES
latter. it should be emmittee his son- and himself a few days ago. ; school and will • assume her duties 2834 Danforth Ave.,
They were cuttiit through a lay pars were well balanced .... it was _
- of thoroughly and fully interested ! g g•' next week. Phone Howard 7588
a pleasure to sit and listen to these The KingsYo r..Road is now .in very .
citizens, representative of as many ash tree with a circular p«uer sa•�'. four parts, " none otter- erriphas:ded, ' _ xpert Watch, Clock and
ilea of the community as pose- when all, at once the sparks flew. continued, on page four gam' condition,' there' being good JewelrT Repairs
ible, .. •people who are prepared to and the saw ripped into somethin ,-, wheeling all the way in to Toronto. Will be in Pickering Thursday
W a lot. of. time and study • to' the
nine inches in from tho bark. On ..Is It Nothing To. You?"' Owing to a recent amendment in of each week.
preject and be prepared to leave at opening the log, they'fou:ui_ a horse Easter Holidays! and happy voutt'; =' the' Schi,ol Act, our teachers and. . i OAF. WEEK SERVICE
"a mat. and
notice to attend some shoe imbedded _in the cerere of the stern _wi.h skipping ropes, and ball ! pupils are to receive a week's vaca- !'.Slay leave your work or order
detail that will invariably crop trp• tree. There 'was also the markings and bat, are planning. a glorious ! tion at Easter_ Heretofore they kin e• � to salt v�it'z l�ie�vc Office
when on'•e- eonstruetion of a building to show "that the shoe had b-en 'Tung care -frre week of fun. Enright -ey -d had- Goad Friday and Easter Minn-
had begun. This .will not be -a -place on a twig ni• small branch, many and fleet " of- foot, they "are the pic- "{ day only-..
for these who enjoy being on roan :ears ate• and the tree had simply• tore of Healthy well -cared for child- t Crean: soda biscuits. s. Dickie�a= � Yhe Vh�Erches
f-or s sad do no work or attenii grown around it. We were too late hood. taut even as they enjoy 'this 6c. per pound.
>meetin t� get a picture -of it. well- earrid holiday, thousands o, W. J. Gordon has gone extensively Dunbarto/i I'nited Church
Bs , Rev.. E. IiAlr - B. A. B. D.
_ _.._._ -- _ -boys' and - g'irl's -within _t - hours a' !r into -the Uisities5 of raising pigeons. Y, ,
"— _ travel _from IT w'll llave•d :ed_ The DPmill C,ltegp at Oshawa gas Minister
'Searboro Township To - Celebrate of stamati "n,••- •th6se- displaced child- burned fast Friday at an' ee.ltiiated Sunday. April 1, 1946 - Easter Day,
ren who have no home in many loss of $:.3,000.
9.45 is, m. Eater in Sun. School
• aaseg..A-G an Easter 'fl,a-tkotfering. A. A. -Post, who -lives"on the King 11.04 a, m. - Glorious Faster. Day
150th Anniversary Of A rrival Of far, the biessins our children enjoy, slop Road east of here' has divided Service. Theme - Resurrectio'�
_ won't you help These less fortunate to seek his_forfune, in Buffalo. Th° crntraa" fact o our Christian
First Settler Thomson _children. Put a cntntribution on tl,e ' Jlr. Post has bee -'organist in the R. faith is found' .in the words, — Z
collecti -,n plate on Sunday; addressed C. Church hr>re fc,r many,: years and .am He tha• livet:i, and wars d• -ad. -and
r- - -. -made the journey and joined her "Save th4 Children Fund" and ev- his Ieaving will be felt by tnZiny, behold I ani alive for evermore.
Of interest to many residents of, husband. lairs ThomM�n referred' cry contribution, great or small wii! Much to the chagr•in'of the iesid FZei'y' memb;:' of t :,a- Ch :iat'.n.l fat11• .
^ Picklering; Towmhip s the celebr;i- as '`The 3lother of Scarboro" lived help save a -life. _.: ents of...Liverpooi • 1Market with the .ally will want to.con'i :m Fria kith ota
tion, this year, of the 150th arrival '`:r, the area "for seven •months before.. Lord, for the. fire that warms me, .exception of possibly the Pos'roraater this Da; of all Days, F :aster Dart.
of the first white se:tier in yeigh she saw another woman. Her . first i The good roof overhead, himself, the - post office has been re -
of
boring Scsrboro Township. The, ev- in il^rg was tsith an Indian squaw Jly neighbors all abuu' ire, moved, and residents will haee .•t,, Centennial Gaited Church
ent is being ?:sarkrd with a three -day and the story of their meeting is `fv daily bread; _ post their mail from- Pickering or Highland Creek
celebration on June 2a -30 strci..luly told un t}ig tombstone of her last . Loved one.a who%• talk and laught °r; Dunbsrton. Ar attempt is being intade Itev. A•. E. H dl,,}, D. A., B. D.
: �.. rn?ting• place at S . Andrew's Church r Minist&rr_
_ Make b ^autiful my h,�urs. ., to have a pos: office established at
Many deKeadai►ts of the early � •�eri�tery at Bendale, The «ark f, r mind and fingers, i Fairport. Sunday- April ?�t -�9 ;F, - Easter Day
- .'settlers in Scarboro Township now Clark Ser'or. chairma i o" th,> music ,My garden and my' flowers; � We sincerely sympathize with the. 1.30 p. m. - Easter in Sun. School
°reside in Pickering and it is expec:t+d coinnii. tee for- the Coming celebrat- F r all these: Lntd, I t! ant Thee, Cronki�e family, who have-been led 2.30 p. in. - Easter's Mcssa;e - The
that - .they, along with others who iON
has announced the formation _of Consider this ,niy prayer, to believe, that a huge fortune of Resurrection.
lsave4 moved here -in 'recent years a 300 -voic" choir that will " Pariicip- Never to whinip. -r. "Give nee:" aorile milliong was soon to be divided 7.40 p: M. - Young People's Union
fro Scarboro will take part in h.> ate in the event. NUmbe-rs of choirs 91,1t only —`.`I et irie share'." amongst some 'twenty six persons, of Jour Christians" throughout the
it~vent. in the mu ,icipality art. at present. , which they n ere a 'party. The-money ', . world in paying hoanage tb the Risen
A large committeE. la at present eras tisinx or r par t.111 e ` w sn _- _Pib�l iu l,a.c lrc�.. cw..,,. nri Exalte[i Lord.
• Worki ig on the details for Ilse •.4 ebatidn. GOOD 1 RICi :S FOR E30I {Sr� A \D_ 'uiated by one, Josef Harcourt, of O
Trnmzn irtation - Chairman Tom CATTLE Presbyterian Church. Pickering
day even. and is r>i,,,,I&CL tc be '_^ - -- Hnl1wid- Ta,P representatives here
occasio•1 that will rival that held 50 Shaniker has' outlined a ri ute over - -- sigh to return the many con— gratula- n'ev. D. iviarshail i
1'- f>rraci of the which a cavalcade -will pa:.s- during Mr. Alex. Picov, horse df aler of tinny thev have been r•eceivine_dur _ Minister !
_+. �senaaie t•rcKerm;,, —Mrs, r. N. Sprott, Organist
oentenar� cel,,bration.. Upward.s of tiie of ernoon of June •`i(ece.ui lard �,u� :,� -ng the past few weep.
15 thousand at-ended idrd the event, in will be the .final stopping place u' for 126 head of horses at an auctio:, parlour Suites — ,_HiLs .and, Dill- 2.00 p• m• - Sunday School
1996, which :vas held in the form od the cavalcade and. when 'i- arrives' sale at Lacombe, Albers. His bins ingham, $25.00. .Advt " 1t.00 p. ar. - Church .Servios
-day celebration.' - there- special er�bleins, picked up at ranged friuri $�5 to X00 for teams • • • •
Early history of tiiQ to-W-1 ship is all the d1fere-ea Nricts',in the mun- and $200 for single. fir. wid Mr.. 'Hairy wade' Celebrate The Your People of the' Presby ,
educational and makes interesting isle lire will be
Aced on a special Mr. Gordon'Wade, of Pickerin : *•, 25th •Wedding Anniversary terian Church will meet on Tuesday,
r resding., lt- is a' story of .hardships, floa_. purchased about 55 head of cattle.
April 23, at 8.00 p, m. �z
Wean trials that had to be Pageantry_ -- R-i]i n i _lie forgotten i-=t1,� .:..t :.� ire , a�the ant- Sil- _ fir_ $_ ,j !ors- k?� flee; of. i O ,
of lee y well. known for his
overcome during the municihality•s and T. Dyson, verdale two -day auction. He paid an Pickering; celebrated their Silver Pickering United .Ch6roh
— early stages of d8velopm,eat^ Its part i i many ' drarriatic preseiltat- "average of $75 per head. fir. Wade Wedding Anniversary, at their.home Bev. Robt. C. -Copeland, B. A.
story is similar to our own' early ions in Scarboro, who heads the and Mr.. Pioov are both two of ,the -•! here on Saturday evening, , April '.Minister -
history drama c-,mmittee, is building up the leading livestock dealers , in this J' 13. About fifty relatives and friends Sundk- April 21,:19.16
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avid Thontson, —'thefht:hAR_ story of the development of the ; county- called during the evening to extend Easter Sunday
settler to make , his home. in the township in a pageant of beauty and =Mr. and Sirs. A. E Baldwin F.njoy " -their congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. 10.00 a: Ilf, - Sunday School
township, journeyed east from Tor- historical importance. Motor Trip Down Through States.- Wade were the recipients "of many 11.4A A. n> - "The S one Was Ro1i-
onto until he arrived at Highland Sunday, June 30, will be largely beautiful gifts ' tn' commemorate the ed away"
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Creek He made the trip in March taken over by the Scarboro Minis - I Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Baldwin have occasion. They have lived in Pick- 7.00 p:" rn. - "Brought Life and
Cree aril When he reached the terial Aspociation. All ehurelrea are returned from a motor trip to Wash- erirg over 25 years and during that Immortality to Light"
�� "Highlands" chose a sire 'for his being invited to mark the eve t at ; i-igton, Atlantic City, and Cape May, time dare made many friends in GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
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%,-home T a few miles :forth' of the Lake -. their morning services while in the ; and report peach'and cherry bloss- this district. We too, extend con- at 11.x00 a m. ;
amore• afterneon-a mas% pilorrimage will be gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wade Choir practice Fri. even'.g'at church
The area is nos called Bendale, .held' • #o • St., A.ndr�w's Church, Ben- ; oms in full bloom. �O
The News, in talking with Mr. on this, occasion
--and it is—at .this- village 'that' _the dale, where' a drumhead service will i Baldwin, °noted two___significaat __ _ "__ _. "_ -_ _ HOLY WEEK and EASTER
lorthooming pelebrations will be held. be •'conducted. statements, one of •which we often. SERVICES
The section, at that time, was sur- Monday's program ' (Dominic» hear, and is now, again confirmed, COME AND SEE _ _ The `Anglican Parish of Pickering
rounded by dense forest la ids, anG Lay`! wi;l be one of pageantry and -- Dunbarton -and Ajax _.
from the surrounding trees David general reunion Special speakers are in that the greatest courtesy was •',vi LiSS; Ei">a�WFSTE Easter Day, April 21. — St. George"a
. .Thomson built his home• being secured for the day and park- showtr rand extended to therm at all MISS" Church. Celebration of the Holy
Just who accompanied Mr. Thom- ing, accommodation arranged for the times by police grid civic officials; = Communion alt 8.00 a. m. (ao
but with their thousands who will attend • and the second .(%iwsificant in view panted by Audley Community adder) 11 A: M. with ser121AM
son, is not known, al transportation F3acilities .of the many accidents these days in Club in the
assistance he set to work to clear Sped Ontario) that they did not see evert _ EvenLng Prayer 4nd Sermon at 7
ties land. During the first day, they will be supplied' for the ebent for PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P. m•
once motor - accident in their 1600. PICKERIN� St. leas, Dunbarton _ Celebration
worked hard and long And when ev= those tenable to travel 1},}t car. In- I miles of driving in the States, yet
tsm3ag closed iri they had not only
numerable. features will copipi ise of the Holy Communion sad Ssf-
chapped the trees but had co= lstiadt- the program, and will be artaounced !they had scarcely crossed the board - WEDNESDAY, APRM �. moo at 8.'00 p. ni.
ed the walls of a small log house. at later dates. er i to Caiirada again before they I (Good I+`riday, April 19. _ At 8t.
Residents of Scarboro Township came across the first. accident in the. at 6.00 P. iL George's, Pickering, at 8.00 P. an.
N-E-W.-S
1't is recorded that their fire that tire trip- rwhst's the answer? He
'night not only served to coon their extend an invitation to descendants 1 note that there was no rushing out
sponsored by Pickering Presb>'- Service with Litany, '"Tire ebony .
enrenirig meal but also served as a -of pioneer families and to resid- terian Sunday sawd of the Cross" acid a brief Wresa.
ente of Pickering Township to join
of aide streets on to alai -i thorough- You are cordially invited to any or 1
beacon to keep the wolves at bay. fares, no crowding of other cars off Ades. 35e. and SOt.
A short time Later, Mrs• Mary with them in this special celebrat- all of these services. allay AMP-5 'y
the road, and a general respect for Joys be Years.
Thonison, with hes four children. ion, the other letlow by all motorists. -
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.1•� Unchecked growth is the real
- There is no doubt about it .. had a name, and he - or she - secret of tender vegetables. Crisp
mechanize,' farming is here to fired in a hutch by his or herself, beets, carrots, beans, celery and si- —..�
P 0 I N T :� Stay. For over a week the air has They -didn't even know what hous- milar things without stringiness or ,
been heavy with the hum of 'trac- ing , shortage meant.
tors — tractors of every kind — The Drool of these bunnies is tough cores come from gardens w'
.Qrf Mary Irrificy Taylor green, yellow, orange, red or buff. plucked at regular intervals slid where growth has been hurried
Some with oil - burning motol's' spun into yarn and sold at a good along, unchecked by weeds or
' . others with gas ... some on rub - t y}ice by the enterprising owner. other neglect. Even if the weather
her wheels, others on steel. Some is none too favorable, experienced
SYNOPSIS "Madre de Dios, but you are a work like a charm, others act as if - : Another of this lady's hobbies
Chapter Iv: wounded and dazed, brave man, senorl" she replied fill- gardeners can produce this sort of
8aslett was unable to prevent Jor- p the very de'il possessed. them. But was evident on 'her dining -room quality.
Ian's escape, setting fire to the ing his cup with Ah' Ling's strong all of them do a' good job as -long table, in the form of a beautiful - --
30rral and sheds before departing. coffee. First they keep the soil well cul-
t;azlett saves Jim's life during the as the wheels keep turning. hand - crocheted tablecloth. It was tivated, both to keep weeds elimin-
lttampeds of cattle which followed. "Teresa likes you a heap better'n Bob has been busy with his really a marvellous piece of work. ated and also to conserve moisture
CHAPTER V she hikes Stenhart," laughed old t`actor all the week, mostly on One looked at it and wondered and encourage quick development
For the second time tier soft, Mac, lighting his pipe. neighbouring farms as Partner how many hours went into its cre- in dry weather. They thin those ve.
Hazlett looked around at the lit. thought our land was hardly ready ation. But that wasn't all. I had getables which need spacing in or-
cool fingers touched his, her clear tle old woman. So you don't like to work. * * • just about, got my breath back der that there is proper, even and
blue eyes looked into his, and he after seeing . the tablecloth when .
wavered. He_reddened to his hair Steen txt: ' sp edy development. Thev harvest
rto h soft You know, if the food situation m eyes fell - almost literal!
fe • i u She shook her •head violently, }• i' y - v stables when they are at their
and It his purpose al- be a n hairs all of
P Po growing it w o d 1, dining-room c
were not so serious on the d
e g
at her touch! crossing herself. He has got a den- -- �6est,,_�ust_ the right_ sine for eating ,
"It's nothing," he said horsely, it, senorl" most funny —that is to us farm which had seats done in needle- and before they start to Barden and
I'm no skilled cow- The young man laughed loudly,
"an accident. folk. Instead• of the farmer being point! Can-you imagine the value ; mature.
puncher and I- shot - your broth- thrusting his plate aside. "Come," ' the unforgotten man he now of the things . in that one room —
finds himself very well remember -- and dear knows what was scat- Plant Often
*es steers, broke-legs and did so he said, "tell me —what sort of a t
devil?" ed. Politicians and the Irian in the ttred through the remainder of the But that is not all. They keep a ,
,:end of damage." street, who formerly did not care house. fresh supply _coming on all through
"You saved Jim!" Teresa only shook her head more
"Which makes me ha " he violently than ever. too hoots what the farmer did with As I looked at all that lovely the season by making plantings ten
FPyi * * * his milk or what he got for it are work — and at the bunnies — 1 days to two weeks apart right up
said', smiling, "but I take no credit. now mightily concerned to see that
I had luck that's a1L" Old bias, taking his pi out of . g y couldn't help thinking -how much to the 1st of July. It is the greatest '
The girl, leaning back against' his mouth, laughed outright "What the farmer gets a square deal and some folk lave to show for their rtlistake, 'old gardeners point out,
the wall behind .her,' studied him you goin' to do, Teresa, en he keeps his cows producing. Too time — and other folk, how littlel to sow all seed on a single. after -
marries Jane?" often it is forgotten that the noon. Carrots, beans, beefs and
- __•gravely. BAs for me, I expect to have
"You don't like to be thanked forbid I" said Teresa, rell supply of these products to the three hundred bits of fluff,by this many other vegetables can be plant-
public does not depend en- time next week. ed successfully over a period of ?�--
and you won't tell me your name. ing her eyes. tirely. . upon the primary pro- from three weeks to eight .weeks
Can't you —trust me?" "I heard it was comin' off soon ducers. It - sometimes happens in almost every-part of Canada. If
"If I told you I couldn't stay as he got well," teased Mac. that faulty distribution is to blame. TO Visit POItU I strung out in this 'way, the harvest
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here, and I want to stays" His cious look, scowling like a witch. ffa
voice shook. In the shadowed "Ca! Then I will tell her;' she said Thus, if available supplies are un- _._ is extencled equally at the other
"--`hall she could see that he paled to _ bitterly. "I will tell her what kind evenly' divided between Peter and _ -__ .___ _ . _ end. on extend i season still fur-
the tips, but his eyes held hers. of dreams he is having!" Paul, Peter naturally goes short Winston...Churcbitl is to visit they one can use early, medium and
eYou. will stay?" she exclaimed, Idl cams. be chuckled. "Dreams ?, if Paul has more than his share. Portugal as the guest of. the Por- Iate varieties. Nowadays a few days
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and her hands trembled slightly as Nightmare, I reckon — hello; there ase Government' after Easter, of feasting on fresh peas or corn is
' she pressed them against the wall he is now they've got him out under Enough of such worries they it it w was stated in official quarters in not enough, one can have that sort
_ behind her; "Don't you realize the trees. Jane an' ill' nurse. First are only temporary, anyway. l Lisbon. _ of luxury for weeks on end.
want to tell you of visit Partner
that you, saved, my brother We're time, too!"
-in your debt." ; As he spoke he pointed out of and I made last week. k. It started
• " the window, and Hazlett taw the out as business but it ended up as
" no The-e's o debt about ft—it three figures under a group of live pi tsure,- particularly for me be -< • • "
was m cause I was talking to the lady of -
y good luck; you owe me oaks. Fanny Sewell was seating the douse who showed me her
-=- nothing," he replied gravely. "If 1 the convalescent in a large .nicker _ hobbies - and I was- thrilled and p
"- should tell you why I came across armchair while Jane stood tatkisg fast vitcd licyorid words. -
those mountains you might send to them.
* * There were rabbits - dozens of
- me :way. ,. GUARANTEED t0 DYE -
"I haven't told my brother," she Teresa, crossing herself and them - white, woolly, pink -eyed, EVERY FABRIC, INCLUDING
said simply. "He's going to do all mumbling retreated , suddenly on flop -eared bunnies, and just as NYLON AND CELANESE ,•�- _
he can for you; he's in bed now-- Ah Ling, and upset a dish of fried tame as you please. Every bunny sTTltlelC
I made him go, he was worn out - , potatoes. The Chinaman began to FASHION'S LATEST COLOURS - -
but you'll see him later: I told scold loudly and old Mac laughed fie frowned. 11'itat was it that
him nothing." at them.' It gave, Hazlett his f '' _
,- the fair haired aurae and the little ' f
"Which hich makes me your debtor," chance; he rose and went out quick- bron n woman were hiding - from EASY '
he said at last horsely. Then he ly, stnding still in the ,shadow of. Jane? Had Stenluart told'things in
turned and saw her fine face and the house and watching the group his sleep? ' He pressed his hand , - her dear eyes and choked back the under the trees. The morning light hard on -the woman's wrist.
words that came, ending abruptly: was wonderful, he could see every
"Tell me! Se, if I knw I might
ttiWhy didn't you tell him:" object clearly. - Stenhart looked thin keep him from marrying her,"
"I didn't tell -" the hesitated. and pale. Fanny Sewell,. needing Teresa looked up at him with :. _ • ' r "'
and added quickly "because I something she had left indoor *, _ -
Want ouo'stayl" turned and went.back to the house. shrewd dark eyes. I do not
d. know you, senor. �.
You you want me to stay ?" Jane was alone with Stenhart. `i'I %: Jr r
"But you like me b r than
-.
be exclaimed, his face aflame. man watching them turned white; -
lie got no answer. Quick as a he had no difficulty -in seeing that StetihartT e „
"Tckl I like a bad tooth better, i;;; •''- r'
flash Jane opened the door behind Stenhart was taking advantage of - - S•
• !ter, slipped in. and :shut it in his his opportunity. He was leaning senor•. s ; r, r';,,�'." �I ►'�
face. forward now to plead with the girl. "But you tvon t betray him. r
You — ' +'c'' j�'" ,, '`, ^f %t''.. {":,y.+ *•, ; ,,�i•f,,ti�i: •.�:r.l. ..�,-�I�'
For a moment he stood, staring And Jane? , The watcher could see
"Teresa , Oh, Teresa!' called
U tl : door in a strange tumult of that. she blushed. For one tense Jane's young voice close at harf4.
Iteling —she wanted him to stayl moment he meant to• tiitervene, it
},$e passed him shaking hand across was more than he could bear; then She %vas going up to the house to
his eyes; there was a lump n his she laughed at the man, turning answer 'Fanny's summons.
y /� _
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throat. Then., suddenly, a door away.
Teresa broke awn and ran �
'opened far down the corridor and "You're a lot better, Max!" she after, her: and together, the threE • + L '•' �'• '=
be heard btennart s volre. It +suis iu".,Cdi, ::: 1 Ler fvt° l'. ye'd ^g Vl'OmtI1 «'tut into the hOUSe -- `�-
�tennart sa,. atur,c
strong and hearty; the invalid was came clearly to Hazletf's ears. >>
tric tsllo kelto Hazlett. He straight- stretching out s� an , inaudibly, tree+, a(To UeoCont Continued)
hand. is _ Y, 1 {
tined himself, turned sharply and detain her. Jane laughed at him_— —
went out of the house. _ again. Meanwhile, the trained
• • • nurse, coming to the.,'door of the s 1 T
The sun -had risen, the wide acres house, called Teresa. • 1 +
of the ranch were bathed in beauty, ,,,,, ;•+� „'•,�;•.,
doves were cooing in the trees, -Hazlet heard the slap of mac- • S ~ ;` a S'.lr
!Jane's roses filled the air with frs- casing on 'the stone floor behind dP0�5 _ l,ki,y. +:
grapes.' He turned and was going ' him. He stepped back and caught . 1 / - °� P`t'3r;
n }; .
toward the creek. He had forgot- old Teresa by. the-arm before she
ten that he was hungry until he came in sight of the others.
him. "Don't o yet,” lie said in' a iow
heard old Mac shouting at " ""w <;:' •'• `���`::.
g y .::: ;clack #<, .t•. - ,
"Grub's waitin'l" S voice. "If you go with the nurse
The old man was beckoning —Miss Keller will be left .alone Let.Muri°e bring ease when � 4.;,; ��' w�;.• , *.:.;;:a'''' s',
from the- low adobe yt the rear. with S�nhart1 eyes are we aryorwhentheysmart
and burn from over -work, dust,
iEiazlett ,followed him in the bunk - Tile tttle old' woman stared up wind, sunglare, bright lights or loss "No no, Carrymorel You were supposed to'reseue Miss Aloor'
house.' The 'vacqueros had bolted at the adre stranger. of
she said, he- tach�eye,gwcklysooihes,clea °set io� —not the erisp� crunchy, delicious Grape -Nuts Flakesi" - --
their food and returned to the work refreshes. Thousands use Murine
these malty -rich, sweet -as -a -nut food essentials."
the blood; and other
of hunting up the strays. There was low 'her breath. "You late Butt, regularly —se. there is nothing `So�' Mr. De B111 —but when I saw bones; iron `
ho one about but MacDowell, Ah too, eh ?" quite like it. Luse your eyes ih b a '
Ling and old Teresa, 'the house. Hazlett nodded grimly. "He and Murine. Always keep it bandy. Post's Grape -Nuts Flakes floating "It's the two grains in Grape-Nuts
around out there, I guess I got carried Flakes that give you all that goodness.
-keeper. The little brown .woman I are • old acquaintances, Teresa. away!• Wheat and malted barley are skilfully
ishose to wait on the stranger her- Come —tell me what he dreams ... blended, baked and then tpasted for
self. about ?" .�... 'Well put em ci•i
down over here near golden spliess, tempting flavor and
"You saved the senor," she said, The old woman shrank. "I me, i could do with some of those easy digestion."
gazing at• the young mail with in- promised the nurse; I can "not tell carbohydrates for energy; proteins for "Let's re -take this scene quick and
tent dark eyes. • senor!" '.muscle; phosphorus for teeth and get home for a couple of bowlfuls!"
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ISSUE 16 -1946
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- . Clanged. •kl�t}h, .his �hpst whispered She Or Morel
`8! - 'Jove," said a stranger at a ' ust tb Toe long _ and "Mnkr - but i' Harnessing the atomic bomb
'VOICE OF TIC PRESS pill be like putting the saddle on "1
Luce. "what a long and lanky girl nowadays she's tall' illial tsly, a hundred million bucking bron-
that is over therei" She's lust inherited a million.". chos.µ
4
Faith in Humanity Reminiscent —St. Thomas Times- Journal.
NOVELIST , �' In all my travels over the world ..A Japauese volcano; now in
7 I have never lost hope for the hu- eruption, can be heard twenty l
HORIZONTAL Aimver to Previous Puzzle body, man race because in the lowest miles away, doubtless reminding
lPictured Z�A_ S M T 5 L AG 17 Sandpapering slums of the big cities and the the natives of Tofu, in his better writer, — machine. hovels of the blightedOands there's days.
T O A S AVER 18 Sleeping always someone bravely strug• Edmonton Journal 12 Upholstery " A J0 LED ° . 5 T E R 6 visions. Qling to make a flower grow.
gimp, G O E E T C H M P 21 Rumanlim -- Detroit Free Press. Why? t a
:13 Seine: 5 H HOE=S coin. We turned out ships in time of
14 Woody plants. B A S E O 22 Selections i
16 Hastened. ORAL T R U (abbr.): Something to Laugh At b r easily but a is impossible id
• � . - build houses the same way amid
17 Sedate. M ��AA� 0 C 1 R 25 Ship's spars. Commenting on international the distractions of peace.
39 Seasoning, p Y R .ktN13 C S P 27 Supplicate. affairs, a London newspaper sug- - Brandon Sun.
20 tnstuance + S EARN A L M A 30 Cravat. gestr that the greatest need of the
(abbr:), A APE T V O 32 Swedish world today is a revival of laugh- -Bound to Get You rAS►irs ALL
21 Trades. EARS O P E R A T A R T South ter. This opinion seems to I e There's no use. if you make out 12 ONir 2si oRUWrous
*• " 23 tads' Literliia • HAT F E g 35 South Dakota shared by thi , designers of ' the y i
in Arts (abbr.). your income tax return wrong, you
(abbr.). property. Barstow. 36 Whirlwind. new spring bonnets. _
_ are is the-hands- of _the -lae�; if_J'on
24 Giant king of 43 Palm lily. ` VERTICAL 38 Opponents. Toronto Saturday Night. make it out right, you are in the
Bashan. 44 Street (abbr). 1 Conveys. 39 Consumed. hands of the receiver.
25 Numerous. ` . 45 Alleged force. 2 War god. 41 Spinning toy, Situation Worsens . - Farmers' Advocate.
26 Ooze. 46 Compass point 3 Disencumber. 42 Undergo. Few-er men are now applying for
28 Either. : , 48 Hail! _ 4 Bone.. _ 43 Narrow $filet farm work than at any time during The Stalin Way
29 Suffer. 50 Daybreak .5 Vestibule T of cotton. -- — the war -in - Canada's most 'essen- A man Iike Stalin, we under.
31 Permit- (comb. form). 6 Chair. • 47 Slave, tial industry the labor situation has stand, is 'to used to getting his
-'' 33 Exists. _ -52 Paid notices. ' 7 Pig pens. 49 Ireland. worsened. own Way that he writes his diary
34 Electrical 53 Peel. 8 Right (abbr.). 51 'Upon. --
term. 55 Daze. 9 Creditors fit Small particle.. - Farmers Advocate. three weeks in advance. g _ • --
W Order of Meri4 56 Nullify. (abbr.) ' 54 Dutch city. - - Windsor Star.
(abbr.). 58 Shop. • 10 Ardor. 55 Station Hot Stuff Of"
- -37 Symbol far' 59 Cringe. 11 Color. - (abbr.). Among' the hottest news is the Just Like That
erbium. 60 Her 8 is 12 "Buckeye S? Babylonian story from New York that the 11arria,ge resembles a pslr of ie .t
#$ Make slower. now Mrs.. State." deity. pepper shortage in the United shears, to joined that they cannot
40 Landed Montagu is Heavenly 58 Tin (symbol).' States may last for years. be separated; often moving in op-
- Stratford Beacon - Herald. posite directions, yet always pun-
�1- 2 7 4 5 6 7 B 9 io U ishing anyone who comes between
Classy Robbers _.._ them. -
►2 Some bandits show more Claaa
than others.'- Down- ist ltifissouri
�i is ' 3 CROSS -
y'� a, bank was robbed of $7,000, the
io ` -A z3 robber going away in the bank
' _
WITH
president'& car. _
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25, ;t 2G 27 ;` —St._ Thomas Times - Journal - -_
Reckle' . , ' 1
Accident statistics reveal That " • • .
33 3t-_ 35 3L 37 home is the most dangerous of all
places. But with a reckless un- -
�.� Adual- purposeDVr pow.
3 +0 4f :� concern for their own safety, pen- der Mixed with water F IN E CUT
plc atilt persist in hunting 'houses.
- Peterborough Examiner. one pound makes one "
3 r sag a:, , ,� anon of Barn Spray OR
five gallons of 'Livestock
S 'king Secret Spray in their most eH`ec-
-Rome newspaper charges Sov- five form Convenient.• ,
b' Russia with running' an esten- . - +economical and no Are - --
'' live spy service is Italy. with .the hazard - 'Ib., 2 lb. eras.
cooperation of Yugoslavia. _ Evi-
dently th beck the secret of why ' "�s'wr..1r :..,r s -
MACOONAIOS
_ d they a y
1ry y ' Musso didn't topple from that bal- - , ASK YOUR
cosy soon r. DEALER FOR w•
Windsor Star.
THE W RHING THING
IKUTT AND . JEFF -- Even at that; it's a good thing the ration book held out. : By BUD FISHER - - --
.R !10'DELWERY ievica WHI►v"i �'•`
� ANYMORE! E-WRYTHW4 + TA$t.E? TA6�E? HOLD IT i
�t 1$ MSH AHO CARRY. ( _. 1 • //
W RE DO WANT a JUST 1 LL MME ...;
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+ �t•;'� 1 I ' SET IT . • 04UTT! 0 I -
law
:.!'His mother was frigfitened by
—, f EGI AR FEtL��R.S -A Worth'y�i�i_1e Hard-h; t - E BYR
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WELL t , WH14T HERE THAT I.G�lJE55 Sa ! +"p1DE - OaVYCHAL =T pq7 /v�C �'f - —
I'LL 5E --
AD? 'ICE CREAM , OF MILK AND StK*N . :'EAT MOR$ OF IT
I �1D 15 A� , LW FOpC) HM AFiD E66 Ulm 70u 00
i / '' MY SiDINAC/ t;
To% PAPER. MpM •
IV10M• j..� TRAT?
FIAT -_ • fit ' • • r} - -- ..
POP —The Trench, Colonel; Not Pop! j _ — — $y BUD FISHER
THlt Li Ay' I *.*W HfM
D IGN�'EARS 1•�fllE •
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- - -•. = ., • Born; to ' Mr. and Mrs F. W.
WANTED AT ONCE a handy V (Ted) Fowler, (nee J-an Clayton) "Of DOUBT ABOUT D ,l
,r� • . on Thursday, April 4, 1946 at the
a zrssa fur summer rasu.t anu gurdea. /� i! ��_+%o Y, AP I -ACT COMEDY
- 'Gerald P. Cowan, Rosebank, phone - i ' •� Oshawa HosQital, a daughter, "Pat- l
-bb R 3. / rids Jeanne. by Ce:tterstial Y. P. U.
Hillside Chicks available for April- ' , • ' ' '' ° . s►nd tl
"Approved" b_ a ders pullorum test- _ •+
red. You may prefer later cL :cL,, out DU* nbarton "SINGS IN DOGPA?CH" :
on- r be, well on in growth before
the flog summer. We can quote . - . • •• � by Y. P. U. Hope United Chtir�
riper and take your order. Garry _ +• assd• John Forgie motored
P �_
4' • . to Aurora on Sunday to visit Mr. and other outstanding numbers
-Milks, Fickeriag. and Mrs. Alex. Annan, whose son met -
Bray Chicjts in. big demmand, but the with a serious accident, Centennial
" 'iiatcheay is equipped to fill spring Mrs. A. E. Holley returned from
'orders, if received soon. May -June r� London, Ont., on .Saturday after a United ' Church
orders should certainly. be ,given . visit with her mother. Mr. and Mrs,
: ? Avow. Wide choice breeds, crossbr.&- Holley returned with her, to spend .TUESDAY, APRIL 23, at 8.60 P.
some stared. Avoid disappoint- the Reek -cad here.
meat, contact us now. Age:.., i,o.k- �. Mr, Robert Stroud motored to
', Real Treat For The Whole FaAei�
-- /�
wood Milii,v Cu. v { Forest on Sunday.
Ad
)FO)FOR RENT. - 2 or 3 partially furrt, rrt'. 35c. and 25c.
0 fished rooms for rent 2►iu:zap' liar -'
7[et Pi
L ckering, phone 47 R 2
AN 01'1'ORTUNITY - Audley _= Fer s e _
: i tzars
• Fsablished Rural �i atni.x;, •Uri rir - ::.:,:..:: _ - _ -- --
availaG:e..If you are abre� X� ''' Mr. and Mrs Foster, of �- hitby�
::.. .
between the ages 25 a:,d �J - -- _�� re alters " u o. James and Mrs. d
.: ::' \ we p n ar en &Grain
"-bave or can secure, travel outfit, this. p "' ` , _ Cowie on. Sunday_.
is your opportunity to ge:;. esEablish- �! --
G. K. Prattt, who expects to pur- A
- :. ' fed in a profi,abie busr:.es of your ,� ,' \ ` chase ayotiner Jersey herd, paid a Yitity_ Y
ny � u a
._ own For full pamlrular•s wrim to- aenpton r pgir.ts
•� visit to Br and other
day to the J, R. Watkins Company, `,s ► last . week. Ken h v made several _ ; 1. lb. 1 ton
I1ep� C 1' -16, 2177 Mass -SF, Mori- �- improveme is in his resid mce here.
treal, 'Que." ; �� Several Masons attended -the lodge LOCK WOOD
OOD
�fiPANTEll —girl or middix
-aged _ in Oshawa, on Tuesday evening. +
woman w assist with house work, i ` Mr. Glover has trade several imp A'1 I L L I N G -
No objection to mother with baby- a � rovements is his farm lay -out which C
' Modera home, ull conveniences,. ten j T was the former Cammack farnzi. Phone Pick. a79 ~
miles from Toronto. No stock kept. I ' We- welcome Mr. and M•rs. Tra;n
Two in family. Apply Box 561. _ - ���� • , on the farm to our south.
_ _ —
_ -
Service woman, ex- overseas, student
at Coneervgtn wishes un- - - x - - - - -- - �bec, wsa visitor to our' --
piiansst ry,
,.
_ • •. er of Quebec,
_.. -- _.local hrds last week.
t famished light housekeepi rd i- 2,
i' roams in or near Toronto. Phone �a Adequate capacity to cony any probable load is apple bode to, be all
of first importance whether you are building a brio a = _ cold
:.`Hudson 4274, _ . _ -:.. ' po Y 9 g - . - right yet as they were not• advazc ad
::....
generalo houseMwor , for two adults; :wiring +to giver you lights and a minimum of no oh . F
_ __ enough 3p tying operations have be -
r.
donee well on most rc$ards, ail
no washing, good wages, sleep is or equipment would do for a start. Beware of falling wheat is off at a fair start. Daisy r
h e at re-
"ottt. Saturday afternoons and Sun- Into -that mistake. It will only cause yell rec:, _s prices, it is felt will have to advance: ' Stouffville
! _ days, free. airs. H. Arnold, Phonn, 1 yxpense and inconvenience Iatar on.
� FieIC 61W, -" j for milk to inee�the increased costs
of operations. _ .: 'Phone Stonfivitle 348 '
FOR 5A —LE — built -iz cabinet and _� We regret' that Mr. asd Mrs. Saturday W,rnee at 2 P. M.
Electricity should be a worker as well as _a con-
- tom 1e a with tap ?, pip,ng, but _ _ - Opp- Eae #- AFigh� Alt d.� —
..�, P a . - - - -- Crvderman sip lesvinsr th�_P�,brlQn_..— .Doors --
venience on the_ farm. You will. - E.rver -
_ -- water ta�+k- and - elect ,: -- p�1 -;�r- ass- -= -, 'Q" , 3arm which they have •recernlp sold, .
n 6 -piece kitchen' suite. lrs, H.. Rub- many ways in which you can save time and r�one FRIDAY — aATURUAY
b usin more electric t When and if Y to Mr. Selo: o! Pickerin�t tiVe b 3-
inso;i. Phone Pick. 331. y g y, you do -tide I ieve_ that they have aurchaaed pa ... APRIL 19 -and 20 -_
FOR SALE potato, t la a:-e. 'to have do electric stove in the kitchen, a water heater farm in the tsowmanviTle district. t
a ' . Ernie Stroud, D.unbar'.oz. in your home or dairy, or an extra motor some place In their short stay here they have Don 3uan
y , or another, hove the necessary wiring all done and made'man f, - :
FOR SALE — uunde .,r b(-It; 6 in. y mends,
- , centrifugal water pump. bucke con-
ready '
i ready right from the start. The most economical time Quilllg$ii
:. veyar and numerous other articl -•s. to wire adequately Is the first time you wire. In Memoriam -
: A. J. bourne, Brock Road.
'William Bendix and Joan Blonieil
REE11 --••In loving- memo of our.
_ New Singer Sewing ,Machines 'are _- -` . B r9 .
sow available. Electrica and tread- " Ask any reliable electrical contractor or your Hydro ',dear brother, Thomas Beer, who _ . r.jLumbErl1ack
11M For further information write , rural suparintendent for advice on adequate wiring. passed away April„ 14, 1946. .I
roe phone "$finger Sewing Machine You will always be lad that you did it Deep . in our hearts lies a picture .
- ' - g y R y _ right tho _ - _ . ' .. starring William -Boyd
Company" 16 Ontarin St. Oshawa. _ "',first time. Of a loved or* laid to rest. '
Phone 696 tt - In memory frame we shall keep it : :...Select yhdt+ Qsbj"
- Because he was one of the best._
•• - ASK YOUR HYDRO RURAL OFFICE FOR THE NEW —Ever remembered by !TM& and MONDAY — 1'U3ESDAY
-' Public ' tootles ` y ER "HYDR WO N THE FARM^ -- _
.FOLD O GOES TO RK O _ APRTL 22 and 23'
Jdnoicipal Roads Tvwnrhip Pickering .
StateDuring the month of April, 'Fair'---.-'
DEAD HJRSES ANDCATI' 8
�m_er_ cial Motor Vehicles, operated on Dick Iis►yru®a a-td Jeanne Claus
L - For tree pick up phoue
a►tuucipal roads shall not be loaded
in excess of one -half of their lit- • / BROOKLIN .. tFOTO -KITE — THURS.
• iwmed weight. ... .. .. ..... a
• PICKERING .. ..
ROY WARD, Road Supt • • • • � .
s_ ';Tow'nahip of Pickerin= • PICKERING .. .. .. >l9
• • , AGINCOURT .... _
• W e a the have chaff ee
ONTARIO Y P 8 FUNERAL DIRECTOR -
:y� GORDON YOUNG LTD - — -�''e Y] 9m, of
iWpdding balls are ringing. - Toronto Phone Ad. 34M - ll{ahiars iNE (�
A cantata entitled ":aster. Glory" - --
will be presented in the .AltcAna. F'boa.1981 •Markham, Ont,,
_ - Church, on Good" Friday, April 19, Phone Pick. 19 r 2 Toronto AD 6523 — Pick, 58 B Maple Leaf Fir(:
-fist 8.00 p, - -m.
Mrs U. dine visited at the home .. a ax a AGincoart insurance Co. Eaves - Troughing r
of Mrs. B.- "or d:t Sunday last," TaX RON IB,�ON
Ddiss Barbara Berkey, of Toronto , •
y - TRANSPORT Write or >�hone Carpenter %oak
pare one day iagi Reefs, with - '.SITUATED AT AJAX GARAGE Cheap Rates for Farm and Country
parents here. TRANSPORT Buildings
Claremont- &NIGHT SERVICE Windstorm Insurance n BttildInge,
Claremont Lock @r Q�R'rAGFE . • - - ., EVtRLTT SMITFt
wlQ Go AAUy ago. �►., Tlaaa r
- MOVING
Windmills, silos etc. -��°rt �� ��� .
ASK FOR ALLAN. ALR. OR RAY Automobile Insurance of All Kindo
8AND 'GEt1vS6 STONE size Locker $x.00 AYeas D -
etawdsi$ — Bought and Sold, -' , Bowman & Rowe RADIO SERVICE e
" UAW Clothing - sterilized, clean-
- - (kstting Room and Chilling Room ed and pressed like new. Carry a °' 4
Available-Free To Cgstomae lar$e stock of high 'clap Baits, Farr' S Elevator +jam' iyw� y
.SOME LOCK ;RS AVAILABLE+ overcoats "and pants. Also a good Our t pass every Rest. 38J Phones t r t �
TAYLOR - LOY~S 1Y new leather, coats and + �' - We Solicit Your Busineos _ M�
windbreakere, and gents' .lnraiiah-
'HONE, CLAREMONT 19W ek 19J kW " reasonable prices. Call COAL, 'COKE, Claremont, Farr'a Elevator Claremont, Ontario-.
WOOD CEMENT -Phones Res. SSJ - office 38W Gullrantaed Repafr see ift
1 Canadian Gidrl& In Trainin' Sam Schwartz
I s Any Mob vi Modal
>:1 Bond Street Went, Oshawa, Oak - _ . :BAND, 'GRAVEL, We have ear of Gluten and
Car of . Fencing - ART'HU'R, FIELD
i, B group opened their and No. 1 Alfalfa Se Red' Clover
meeting art the home of Jessie Bush. KAISER ' PHONE 6! x
by; with the regular opening core. BUILDER'S I L D E R S U P PL IE S and All Grass Seeds -
The Secretary's report was t ge W01k Special Fig Grower; Ferias Own Mix
given aPPrnved, and the .Tress- _ :'ELECTRIC eile0 10081 mar
Master Chick Starter is doing • YOUR IDEAS DBVEGOF$D
'.arer's report followed. The Won'tdp We havealeo placed in stoclt a full Real Job
!period was taken by Joanne Pyper, Horse and Barn W{lrrins LIMO of MAPLE LEAF MILLING Try Fares 81 p.c. Dairy Ration. I offer yon 40 ' year's
: '�%as Passaoa sad. Ystjory ' White' GIVaN O0�14P44�Y FEEDS in developin`,- designing- and sss>•
Wiesterrt whole or Chopped- udacturiag of your ideas.
.'• Jean Ness played a Bolo. Joan fall- _ _ . , . - • _ _
Win sang "Gra:tdfather's Cloc]c". The _ ` .._Y- A.,W. MITCHELL Order ydnr nut or stove coke Jobs
Rev. Mr. Copeland spokie ou the — _ '' . .31,060 Eul*. P1 a
,!,tats of ft MIN. dress were C�r- _R___- ' at Piakering, Out. CCarimont, iNt• ),'hone ftarboro 2191- d
by" Lunch: was aaurok and the ""' ••"�
aastl9W dosaa with 15s waging of OHOIOZ Pll;)Y. 1i7J lbaasr — lane 't<ts itJss. 9i1/
M.
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1 _ APRIL 19, 1846 — - =
pIC�BINGi'NEWS - S'�JPPLEMEIVT
�" , - - -- and family. - - _ .•in the Sunday School room on Sun'- Rev: Lufflend, of Landis, Sadr„
�- C�reelij ►waver Mr. and Mrs. Les. Craig and dau- .day eve:una with Miss Beatrice Me- ha. beat invited to be 4w mfniftw
s ghter of Toronto, spent Sunday with Least in Fharge of the program. _ on this circuit. ;
Mr. and hire Davies acrd family, Oh Sunda • e�•ening,. April 21, the We welcome the Linton - fia111j• to
• Mrs. Edward Wilson, Mrs. Roy The W. A. met - last Wednesday Missionary Dept, of the Sunday our neighborhood. They have ptmch-
Carter, Mrs Ern Beelby, Mrs. Wm. at the home of Mrs. Levi .Liston. School'wil put on an Easter prog- -and the Arch Bunker farm,
" Duncan and Mrs. John Nighswander, Mrs. Ray Wilkin was in charge of raim, whe,U the - Y. P. U. will 'head Salem Corners
all aueaded the W. A. of Whitivals an .interesting program. the singing by throwin'' slid::; t .r The aervioes on -the Circuit nss* -
_ United Church last week Mr. 'and M2iL Milton Peg's and the screen in the service. Mu .ient Sunday will be taken by Dr. D.• V. '
Master Clarence. Beelby received sons Alfred and Joey, of Greenwood numbers will _be rendered by 'Mrs. Hoskin, of Torvn&o, The -choirs are
a burn on his eye when the how
spent Sunday 'with the 'Cacaos ism- J. L. Pegg, and. Mr. F. Claapii,a;� preparing good Easter music for the -
broke 4nd ,rapid Lka'. sly. = will be the �a]cer. Cams and
-- --
Sympathy to the i:'ler►di of- the guest sp _morning service.
Sympa Y . Miss.. A. James returned to the enjoy a good service. Mr. Stanley Dix spent' the wpois•
late Herbert Percy who paned away" • city to spend the Easter vacation The Young People are pre +'atin_- end with his family at Ottawa. _
at the East General Hospital last with her parents in Toronto, their popular play at Cedar Creek The friends of Mrs. Matt. hope
' Friday, April 1$. The funeral took The Audle'y Young people will - .school on .Thursday- evening. _Ypril for a speedy recovery from her sec-
-- place on Sunday from hia late home pn,� their good , play in Mt. Zion -17, and at Usttawa, on �HP&18Y leas illness.
With interment a Elmm oil Cemat•- -Church shortly. Watch this paper evening. Mrs. Leslie Harbron -at-i son have
cry, Markham. He leaves to mourn: for the dente atd,`plan to come. _ _ Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mildr; tt cis- >� ��g a week witli her mot• - -
�- his wife, s-td Ingram and Myrtle, at = ated Toronto friends on Sa; utdny . her here. - ="•
home,, Archie, at Markham and his
-Greenwood , Mrs, Ross Disney's father, of Osh- Greenwood was wall.
- three grandchildren. awa, is spending a few days with his at the co �
The Community gathered at the "The Y. P. U. held their meeting daughter. Mt. Zion oft �tTltt�rsds aim htiad�
- home • of Mrs. Ireson, to present her Y B - - - --
son George and his bride with a __ --
miseellaneous
s. shower. -
Mr.-W Mrs. T. A. Barefoot, of ' .... . • .. -.
A Ji �t
the wq*4pd with Park / _ -
. Miss Margo Wilson arrived home
_ last creek alter spending the winter
t
'St Miami.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Shank attend. -
ed a wedding in Toronto on Wed-
nesday of last week. -
Rou eHills
�r _
. A in honour of tb%
returned se'rvi nee en of Rouge Hills - .: _ �� • • A �. Y n1 ,i
e was' held at Clark's Hall on Man- - -
day evening. Mr. V. Willard, as M.
C, very capably conducted the tnt- -
_ aresting program. Twenty - eight
servicemen were presented with cig-
-.- - -- -_- areitts lighters. The presentstioas
bates by Mr• Jack Millet' A
of flowers
very beautiful bouquet
W" presented
: - es in memo of their only
two memory
two saCfa who were loot overseas. The
a. vriewtatlon was made by Capt. Rev.
_ Maeiltoit,
-who was a padre oval• -'
ses^ and is now minister of Went
- - of
= -Hill Presbyterian Church. ,Guests - •:: .
onor - e
Ib were Mr. and Mrs. Mal. Pax
tan, of old Rotlebatak Road (M:d. WHO HAS ALL THE -
Paxton is a war bride ,lust arrived
from England on - Saturday). The . :.. -� G : MONEY HE WANTS''
• . ' rag � toll these szeeleentat3 � - �
yvd y of - Jae la o steedy' wore►' with a steady 'lob. NO bas
Zmxlish Comedisa, a Barbershop ovft rs met his bills. but now, because of siiltness, M
Quartet, a VVy Clever :Kagician and = - I ��
► -
Rev. MacInais ofteaiaa several suddenly Ands he Is shelf of »ode cash ... Nmonow M
numbers on the wlfl so a his heals end ewe a renenel Loan. _
The evening was terminated by a
- dance. The tha-tis at the 000tamun$ty
.,gon to Mr. Campbell, Mr. Howe. - - - -
_
z ' • - Mr. Miller, Mr. Macrarlare, Mr. - --- - - . - - - = - - _ •_ : - - . -
= = . the w r iOM MIOy end yourNM is the same position as Joe Green. Anybody " ' -
8ell said all se who gave than
J �_ time and effort to to this ev
-- =iattt such a success. - - - " - . mayl Personal loans through your beak make it possible for you, to antics- • :
_ of its services. -
- - , -pate Enters earnings. This .is an' essential part
Mount ion � :..�,
- - `oms may be obtained to meet financial needs of Many kinds; tts
-
- �-�in alti�„a Q vy�r.re.• . lll�V (� CAa1- to fl1y tIIUmC�itf At �r to-as in -me •
CAM a . -
FROM THi8 CIRCUIT so' earn the discount, to provide for home repairs, to send a boy or girl to
fay, haws, was firs wil to.-consolidate debt in or y sound rehson.
Rev. Ataltatf Os tge, taco date s —' dee:d f an
`t' ' Rev.'L aft► Landis; Ssdc. has 5OII�I Ciodlt 1'YIIS through all personal life and - - ` - -_ - --
comtaarcial life. It oper.
been issued
&"U to preach oa the arcs silently and unobtrusively: You take it for granted. That is the way _.
Greenwood Circuit. He will begkt his — _ _ _ _Cantd=* banking works.
in July.
8umda ,' a . Easter
-
.. � y syecial _ -
ye'osraa► w!D be cond+aeted bq -
'{>'. 8osldn► Toronto, and a •pedal. - _ - i - - :
_ eomomittae. This is a joint service at
2.80 to attend.
Mr. ' d 'Mrs. J. Albright, pine
:'Grove, 'iip�tt.t Svmda7 '.. :. ^
some time sat •
Th•.i's Ad.v�rti.ss•m�ef Is Sponsored 6y y 0 u dank
Freak Dbtrey►-
,
J.
-
r• .
a _ - - - _
7tc'! _
abd her wasp. Miss Dana 4xOi is- O N' T A • R 1 � O `C A)l C E
ed thanks on • behalf of the. BaptistY VW s,es„� drly �i„p eaeae Is a Joint **1 " of U# Odarle
Lilies.
_ . sad ReNwsb Fsen+alMr ens rLe Caaeiea Caner f•sisti. / Fr•.•
ws
doadlet4wWo Class AtUtual Meeting
The Annual Mee�„itg of the. flood - • ' St +�• - -
hsllawstitp Class of the United 4 Contr�tbubo�a t0 22 College a7 •s l 01"031tO
CMM& was heard on Tnes�►y even. ` _
ate•, April S. at the )tome of Mrs. A .
It Baca% with a saw a0en&VUS.
other bitter United Nations Secur- ON FAREWELL VISIT `
ity Council battle among the' big
%.' a powers to replace the settled Iran-
H " hfi hts' of the Yews ....__ fan case. ;
AIbania s application for U.N.
membership, supported by the Sov-
- — iet Union, is pending before the 4
Hunger "at the Table" Russian Wheat for France council. It was submitted by y Q
Yugoslavia at the London council C
Famine is "inevitable" in Europe The first instalment on a total of meeting in " Jan uary.
W.
toeless America and other large 500,000 tons of wheat which Rus- Great Britain and the United, y p
wheat- producing countries im- sia has promised to sell to France States are opposed to immediate
snediately ship - all available food ' arrived in Marseille by ship last membership for Albania.
supplies. week and additional cargoes were And Greece; which still is form-
Reporting to the Emergency reported awaiting shipment from ally at war with Albania, is vio-
Food Conference in London on Odessa. lently opposed to admission of
the 'results of a personal survey of that tiny Balkan country before a
Europe, Mr. Herbert Hoover, the Greeks Albanian_ peace °treaty is
.Honorary Chairman of President Southern Hail Storm signed.
Tst man's Famine Emegency .• _
Committee, . declared that "hunger Tons of hailstones remained on Taunt Begins For Jap Hoard _ -
Ats- at the • table thrice daily in the streets of Anniston, Ala., while
hundreds of millions of homes." residents struggled to clear away Acting on the tip of a Geisha _
debris left in the wake of a storm girl, troops of the U.S. 1st Cavalry
6 Division began digging in the mud 'On a farewell visit to Netherlands before relinquishing his post as i
which caused damage estimated at Canada's High Commissioner to the United Kingdom. Rt. Hon.
Price Rise Ia U.S. ' milliops of dollars. of Tokyo Bay for a treasure of Vincent Massey, (right) discusses the current situation with. Hon.
The hail, as 'la. .-as- SO- cent---- geld,_platinum and silver, estimat -- Pierre Dupuy, Canadian minister to the Netherlands, at a gathering
President Truman last week, re- pieces, fell in such volume, that ed to be worth $2,000,000,000, in The Hague.
Teased a report showing that con- - many buildings ',looked as though which may lead to the uncovering - -
sumer prices have 'increased "only they had been hit by artillery and of an' extensive Japanese under -
3.4 percent" -since the govern- • machine -gun fire. ground organization. ��Combined operation" for Ex Vets in Oshawa _-
-meat's "hold -he -line" order was In some sections of the city a - -- - - - - --
issued three years ago. foot 'of hail fell in half an hour. Russo- Iranian Oil Deal J
'The 'report ' showed alt overall
ibnesease of 31 percent in prices of " : ", ry :,
consumer goods between August, League of Nations Dissolves The i newspaper Pravda Vj
g Bu has explained that Russia decided �$" -
3939 and February; ' 1946, as coin-
- to withdraw her troops from Iran
pared •with a 108 percent increase N,,., . >•
'during World War I inflation. -. In Geneva, Switzerland, Presi- because Premier Ahmed Qaram
dent Carl J. Hantbra of Norway proved his friendship toWard the
convened the opening session of Soviet Union.
.Slelf Rule For Burma the, 21st and last League of Na- .-Pravda s explanation, the first
,-
clone assembly. offered by Russia for' her belated
Britain win seek to promote full
the session opened with a re- action, ignored the Soviet obligt-
self- government in Burma tV minder from M. 'Hambro that its tion under the treaty of 1942 to
holdiiag a general election as soon sole 'task- was to dissolve ' and -,Withdraw all Red Army troops by
,l .,•; l fir, �, ,., , +::,�
as possible an destablishin a min= :+larch 2 six months after the war Y f w s
B transfer its assets' to the United
_ arterial government. Nations. ended. �It said the "real reason"
J
_ Soviet troops were- in had Iran
, .,French Leaving Syria been to counteract the antiOViet
Canada Day- BritishPremier r {l f
_ policies of _former _Ebra-
him Hakimi.
The Canadian Parliament voted ,
Withdrawal of British and Premier Ahnted Qa�am told
list week to change the ngme , of t _
French troops from Syria is ex- Iranian nets spapermen that Rus- , G, <
gie national holiday front "Domin- r „' ,;9.. -r:,.,
Ton -Day" to "Canada Day." _ petted to be completed by April sia 'would have control of the pro- c` ;
1S, Premier SaadaIlah abri said osea Soviet- Iranian Oil Com an y R?4/v
.;
National celebration of withdrawal for the first 25 years under pthe
Detroitess Ride Again day is scheduled for April 18 and terms of the agreement' to be pre- _ ? -
' sented to .the Iranian Parliament
Detroiter's roiled to work, school - for approval.
v 9
and shop on public transportatio•t - Crisis in Ailania "The time of the company's ex -^
Rir the first time iri a week when. istence will be 50 years, during the ;,` ., ;.. • # w.
striking AFL bps drivers and _ first half of which Russia will con-
Authoritative car motormen resumed ser• Authoritative sources said that trol' S1 percent. of the shared and
�. for 2,000,000 residents. • Britain had broken off diplomatic Persia 49." ;
- Drivers - voted in i mass meeting arrangements with -Albania - be- The Premie'r's statement- indi-
W accept settlement .terms of-.15 cause of the treatment of a mili- sated control then would shift t3 '
cents an hour increase with the tary mission in That country. Persia with 51 percent. of the
_I
- - .'sttttnicipally -owned transit sysiem. This - situation may set up an- stock. .
a _ _ e stuck tether four years
� in the RCNVR'* says former Lt. Cams. Ken �
SAKURAJIMA ERUPTS "W
- . Johnson (left) Edward McAlpine, •his chief engineer an B.M.C.S. Fennell.- -
_ `arid it will be that way in civilian life ". Soth e: -Navy teen have joined forces
witb ex Wing Com. Cleo. Clarke and are all busily engaged managing their
- -' new plant in '06bawa which Will manufacture the famous •Reynolds pen .
for Canadians.
Now to Combat -
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-, excess urge acid. a blood'impurdy llst
should be extracted by the kidneys. if
;' kidneys fail, sad excess uric acid remains, it
sc
�up x� t c may cause scan discomfort and pair-
Treat
�p i ys rintimiatic in good eo�tioiL keeping taw
` y k /f�
Dodd' s ICit f Piffs.
bo Dodd's help your
kdneya ge! rid of trouble- makint poisons -.
and excess acids —help you feel beitar-
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what s can do f -7
Soo Dodd' or you. t
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Out j s Soto : CHILDREN -
16 ke columns upward .from the ttiouth of Mt. Sakurajima, Japanese, volcano which began to erupt kit fNt� ett. VENDS
in March.- Lava flow endangers town _ of K urokami, whose $00 inhabitants already hale fled. --�
Eruptions occur once every three seconds. _ i'-T1 • °`''
DONT-
ONE -TIME WAR PLANT MAY BECOME UN HOME :- : - • . - , - = Just complain
of Itching,, burning
N
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7.
4'0 somethi,74* M00 it
i' If are troubled with itching piles at
,. you
roctat eoreneas, do not delay treatment e�
i - ' !"�"?''- J ,, run the risk of lgttingthis condition become
Q _�a,a ;i p,k,i chronic. Any rectal itching or soreness or
Lud pmpassage er reatmento nature's warning
thouldbe secured a
once.
• For this purpose get a package of He
m -
Roid from any dru gist and use as directed.
g
This formula which is used utternall is r.
'. y
'the itching a tablet, will and a a re-
lieve Ueve end renew and m
...' r F he"ng the sore tender derspots. Hem- Rdoid
% a easan to use, highly recommen d
s r
cad it seems the height of folly fnr any
'�"�av,� '� • 4 dition who so fine remedy maybe had
at such a small cost. Money back if you
are not entirely pleased.
- NgTF The spensor of this notice is as
_ -s :. - -- - -- — — \ old. rNiabte erm doing busbiess In Canada
ctured are the ad'ministiation building and, ^part of the bug e, sprawling, 17,783,000 former war plant at Lake Success, Lroig for over s0 yeah Hein -Bold mast help your
d, N. Y, bean �nsidered as a possible
home for the UN during the next five years. The modern, air- conditioned plant, owned a de liyie, ekl a e°'lailyinaeooi it�i or your
own test of this remarkabiy seccessPal
-by the federal government, was operated during the war by the Sperry. Gyroscope Coo firsants o'" no aOU+a'M Is two L -.
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SPOTS OF SPORTS
`CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
By FRANK MANN HARRIS 0411% Cu 1, k • ..FOR SALlIC YATE:QTS :w
..�..'o. ("A Six Bit Critic ") .... - - - - - - - - - - - DON'T MISS OUT ON SOME OF ccclll FETHERSTUNHAUGH & COMPANY
our well started, two, three and GASOLINE ENGINEa Patent Solicitors. Established 1890•
Seems a1;_- though pur Russian al- old Hamilton Tigers knocked off four week old started chicks. We for boats, sawmills, welders, po- 14 King West, Toronto. Booklet of
i have all the popular pure breeds - -wer units etc. complete with elec-
lies still have quite a long way to Montreal Royals in three straight -Information on `request
and hybrid crosses in Orion- sexed, trical equipment, carburetors, '
go before they catch on to proper and are not liable to be displaying pullets or cockerels. Also eight clutch etc. Guaranteed to be to
^> sports etiquette, and learn file COr- their wares in these parts for a week older free range pullets, Top first class condition. Money. back PERSONAL
sect method of dealing with cert- while. Down at Maple Leaf lets.k aTop id Notch Chekeres, Wilhys 430y1arlder, same asaused to WILL your lav IN POETIC ifOR1[
ain speirting situations that crop Gardens last Satrday you could see Guelph, Ontario. , jeeps - $175.00 each: Chrysler, on your favourite subject. "1[0-
Dodge and Plymouth motors, 8K °. ther, Childhood, A Woodland
up from time to time. For here fans wandering around with that 83;" and 31/8" bores $200 as: Glen" etc. Possess an everlasting
we have a Soviet soccer team that dazed, RELIABLE CHICKS treasure. Please send a short his-
'How l0lig h s this been All prices F.O.B. Toronto.
travels to England,. the very cradle going on:' ex ressi�l on their Just think what this means to the Terms - cash with order or 26% tors and picture on the subject
$ Y $ $ P buyer, Your investment to made deposit, balance C.O.D. You want written. Inquire Lrtt+n
of th' game, and comes up with a pans; and it wouldtit take manv worth h11e when you purchase Pleasant ttemorted" sox 318.
mark of two ruins, two ties, and no more .samples of the real hockey your chicks from us. Our repeat LEVY AUTO. PARTS Durham, Ont.
COMPANY LIMITED
orders year 'after year to the
losses agaiast to?- ranking Old the Tigers play to make a lot Of proof of our quality chicks. Blood TU Queen street west, Tgroats PHOTOGRAPHY
'Country clubs - truly a very folks suddenly wake up and'holler, testing, for pullorum done each
smart record and one probably "Hey, what is this stuff they've yflocks a Millers Chick from Hatchery, FARMS FOR SALE fflrant ed one day SeeCTS. dUNO*
never equalled. SO what do the been feeding us these past few Fergus, Out (Successor to J D. 170 ACRES CHOICE DAIRY OR wAYI[NG. Bay Photo Service,
:.Russians do' They go back home years. ..'Johnson). Stock Farm, good buildings, large North Ray.
and put the blast on the English, brick house, milk contract, 2 good
♦ s • = - IF YOU WANT CHIC'KS'IN A BUR -' _ wells, 2 cisterns, water in stable TIME TESTED QUALITY
accusing hem of a Cold reel ry we can supply them in the fol -' 12 acres Fall Wheat, 10 Clover.
g P- To us the. most interesting fca= -
1 lowing breeds and cross breeds: Plowing mostly done 8 4 mil. SERVICE and SATISFACTION
lion, rough play, poor sportsman- lure of any sport is watching the White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, sast of Thornton and 27 Highway. Your films properly developed and
hi and :' out seven other things, New Hampshires, Light Sussex, 7 acres bush. Hydro available.
ship g , antics t those ' the follow it-and Black Australorps, White Leghorn -Stock and implements If desired. Printed
none of them complimentary. for that 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26a
purpose, the noble pastime �C Barred Rocks, Barred Rock X Priced right. Addison McKenzie, REPRINTS 8 for 25c.
s 4c a of horse - racing tops them all by White Leghorn, Austra Whites, Thornton. FINEST ENLARGING SERVICA
man lengths. 'For The Sport Of Light Sussex X Revs Hampshire, You may not get all the films you
Now a Canadian, or a British, y g P Light Sussex X Barred Rock, New FARMS FOR SALE IN TEMISKAM. want this year, but you can get all
Kings seems to have something Hampshire X Barred Rock, 1 1'ng district. close to highway, the quality and service vote desire
i-- - or a United States team, travelling that brings out an latent streak -Barred Rock X New Hampahl-re,s, railway, markets, .bargains. write -by sending your films to
to foreign Climes, would never be Y sIso started chicks, free catalogue. Zalek Vertlieb, Wawbewhwa, .Ont. IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
guilty of rnything like that. No of nuttiness in a fuller degree than Tweddle Chick Hatcherlea Limit. Station 1; Toronto.'
indeed! Athletes from those anything else.. ed, Fergus, Outarto.
133 ACRF. FARM, 80 ACRES OF
countries, with their much longer CHICKS, SPECIAL APRIL 17. fails land, water acres y wood, never ANY SIZE ROLL
g s e + Barred Rock Cockerels .0%. April lfiuildinga, Hydro. 1 mile •from 0 or 8 exposure-
was of sportsmanship behind There ryas the elan we knew, 24, Barred Rock Chicks 13c. White :.
24, Barre Rock Government a Highway, Will sell equipped. An- DE V'ELOPED A PRINTED 2:.c.
them, would have saved those' -fir instance, whose first action on p- drew Sbdrp..Bath, Out. 3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENT: 26e
r proved breeders bloodteated -for
_ _kinds of squawks to use as an alibi entering the paddock at R oodbina standard, and variant types of Size 4x6" in Beautiful Easel Mounts
after some trip on which they got was ahva• ; to go and solemnly pullorum. Brucedale Poultry 10 -ACRE' VEGETABLE FARM, 1- Enlargements 4x6"' on ivory tinted
Farm. St. Thomas, Ono, room cottage for sale. $4,500, $8.- mounts 7x9" in Gold, Silver, Circa• -
the living tar beat out of them. • rub his knuckles on •'te bark of a 000 cash. Bradford Marsh. El. sian Walnut or Black Ebony finish
A e * * certain tree. He claimed that d0- WANY ' POULTRVKL-EPERS PRE. 3998 or EI. 3771, 465 Bathurst St., frames, 59c each. If enlargement
in so brought him luck; and ma ter Bray Chicks now, -1Ve are pre - Toronto. Coloured, rin each.
$ e Y- 1 Reprints Made From Your ,
However, the w�tole thing is be it did, although we recall that cared eeds for c oa Breda }like N. H., - MAPLEHAVEN DAIRY NegDF11r,8M Each
ja ;t one more chunk of evidence lie was generally broke around the B. R., N H. x B. R. We suggest - - - - --
- if any were needed -as to the fiftft race every day, even as you early ordering. Some started im. FARM - STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
• medlate delivery. Bray Hatchery, Two-hundred and fifty acres, clay Box t--u, Post' Ottlee A. ,r6roate
T
immense, value._ oi__ international. - - - -a -- _,-- - -___- � -toilet �- Hatalttotr: Otrt - -- - lea:r: Kali' - -- iiilab]e, abundance
... - -Print Same and hdctrese - PiainlT. _• .
sport competition' in promoting :# e. �. _ wood, water, buildings, Hydro, to- -
brotherhood, amity and good - {el- _ $T.\RTF.D CHICKS - .ri'E CA1 lephone, rural mail, every convene SUPREME
Then there ryas -,the lady' \rho re- gl'cx Immediate delivery on any fence very clone.
lowship : mong the peoples of til Sixteen Vallee,
t Kingston. Very .desirable situ- SATISFACTION
r!-bfeed or hybrid non- sexed.
'world. So come. on with those itgiou`13• atiended the races every , ation.' Must be open. to be appre- ,
-or or cockerels at -two. three _.
+ • day at:d ne�eC 'once, in all Cite or four• Weeks of age. Also floor -
Out. your films. processed by • highly
Olympic ' gamest �'e cant hardly y' raised pullets 8 weeks to 16 weeks. skilled technicians using the very
years ice !:new Her, "\t:atched s - � ' -
wait. Send for catalogue and Inform- '
single race - probably never even ation, Tweddle Chick Hatcheries TtA1RDRE6lIriG 'beet ry. Allals and modern ow-
' Linilfed. Fergus, Ont. chlnery. Allis- obtainable st.low-
I' set eyes on a horse. No 'matter LEARN HAIRDRESSING THffi est prices. Roll developed and 8
All things considered, perhaps. whether it was. a King's 'late or a Robertson method, Information prints .,c., reprints 3c: ench. All
W BABY CHICKS. NEW SAM?- work guaranteed.
At is just as will that those rickety c;t)0 claiming race. she would .be shires. Barred Rocks- culled blood= R request regarding. classes. TRANS- CANADA FILM
tested under Ontario Rreedi¢g Robertson's' Hairdressing diatc.
down under fife stand, in an alley- Station. Extra heavy laying strain. ems, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. SERVICE
way leading to the mutuels, with Harding. Smith. Sparta, Out Toronto 13. Out, '
her eyes shut, clutching tightly'in HELP WANTED
. Talk of Another her fist fete ticket on the horse she A TOP NOTCH CHN'h 11 ILKES MO. f11BAt'4'O
rev quickly. An April shlprtnent of E \PERIE \C'ED ROY OR MAN FOR
-had' waAcred on, Pulling for it -to Top Notch chicks will start your 140 -acre farm. have milking ma-'
!War Is Madness flnck oft right. 1•t your pullets chine. On highway and bus line $ -POUND SAMPLE PACiiA(7A
coats down itt.frOrtt, will be laying large eggs to time nearBranttord. RtYsaell Rummage. Leaf Tobacco. Virsials burley.
• s n for the. better market.. 2nd your Scotland. Ont... R, R. 1, and prior, receipts and flavoring.
None of file Allied Nations cockereis.t 111
be plump and lull 83.76 postpetb. , Rutbven Tobacco -
«'itching her, yotid swear that Nrown at a time when poultry kl.DERLT MANOR BOY FOR,UO. Exchaaq . Rutbven. Out
e
Wants Another War she. yeas sutierin the tortures Of meat prices are highest. 3rd you sera farm. good food and Konya -
_ g are assured of the best when you C. Payne, Newcastle, Route L rRAPYERs g
tile' da tinblessed, She 'had buy Top Notch chicks. Every I
A -�_ chick whether pure bred or crofts
One mood in our midst these plelrty,. of :fancy, and winning or HUL'SEKFEPER, SMALL RURAL' TRAP WOLVES ALL SUMMER FOR
bred comes' from proven breeders, house. 8 adults, references.., Mrs
days should be ' discouraged rush- losing her bets didn't make any pullorum tekteT -and Government bounty using sheer own 43k
ttssl asserts t e Ottawa journal. real, diiierence to her. - Yet there Approved. Free catalogue, Also Robt Gorman, R R No.- 1. oast- scent. WrfU Fisher, Box 4ls.
y' J wltle. Ont. two, three and four week old Calgary, Alberta
mood of those talking .loosely site ryas, clay after day, track after started chicks And eight week and — --
;,about "another war." Such talk is track -in •fact, the-only v+ay - you alder free .range pullets, Top COUPLE FOR DAIRY FARM, 8EP- WANTED
'
,not merely ignorant and irreEpon- could have kept her seta }' would be Not,h Chickee'les, rwelpb. Ontario, arrts house• phoneh garden, milk. fuel furnished. State waxes. Jobs WANTED RABBITS! F0`R -MEAT
- sible; it is desperately harmful. by twain_ iOrce: _ ,. 2$ FREE CHICKS Skelly, R. R. i. Prescott Ontario. and laboratory use. Ontario Rohr
There is no o 'e - _bit Farms; Agincourt, Out
prospect - certainly OUR BABY CHICKS Albs THE EXPERIENCED 'HERDSMAN TO ' i
no immediate prospect' - of ono- And- hithoiigh' lie' is b no progeny of Foundation and Re- fit and show Angus cattll. Write PUPS A`D LANG - HAIRED KIT-
.glstered Birds. All ' Breeders
Kher ear. Britain doesn't want war, means in the class 'of the nuts we blotered,ted. Prices from Sc to qualifications Castor as Valley tens wanted, highest prices, gobd
have mentioned - rte once knew ' 86c. All' guaranteed excellent Forme, Russell, Ontario- homes. Dixon's, 1821 St Antoine.
`'The United States doesn't . leant � 'Montreal.
'war. In informed circles there is no -a ' man who, white lie iook an in. layers Don't delay, order now. _
±Roddard Chick Flsichertea Bri- APPLY METROPOLITAN //
belief that Russia wants war. tense interest iii. the start of every tonots Hel hts. Ont RANTED TO BUY SMALLEST ..
� s GENERAL HOSPITAL, sire, bench style Cream Separator. • .
r race, didn't girt a hoot shout how-
'Kirby, ONT. C. E Johnson, 'Kirby, Oat.
Rmsia's rulers are not fools. they ciiriehc,i NOW IS TIIF.• TIMP TO START a,
Hard- Headed realists: they hratr ; la = ynul• flock for th!s year' and NURSES WANTED - SALARY
What Russia is not strong enough, Tweeldle chicks srr the best 111=,00- 9115.00 per month: meals SMALL UACHINE OR REPAIR
IX +cis at Thofllcldie one after chicks to start it with becattAe end laundry furnished; else ]lvi4s Shop !n small town or village.
militarily or economically, to defy they come from Lest quality quarters near hoapltal: 4 -boar W. B. Klnes,.807 Indian Rd.. Td-
or dominate, the world; that they noon that Marshall Cassidy -then breeders. You cannot make money day. ' ronto. Ont.
the official starter - on Eastern w•itth poultry ,11f..yow. chicks do
care not in a position to ignore • not grow fast no more then y'ou '11[•.DICAL FARM, CASH FUR 50 ACHES
-.'world opinion. 'War is not made by .-Canadian tracks- invited 'us to go could with chicks that do not live ' light loam. Give detail's Location6
over and watch 'hint start A race well: Think of this ivhen you buy BitL'ltEEKA FUUT BALM D>Q- hydro, water, bush, buildings.
soldiers alone.:liodern war calls for chicks This year_ All Tweddle " atroy* offensive odor jnstabtl• !�._� ,.i�- 1 ►, -. ; -..o - .,,6.
over .at the six furlong post. It ,IL,: ■ uu,4re. uttawa agent, Dan- -
°i5L50.lIfCts Of IZ>gjtLiale. far rlonf Culled d -.1- d ,, ..0 haverurne n Erindale.
- +vac rife fit(h'or -sixth race of the culled breeders that Have been man Drug Store, Ottawa. for lnrentions, for mighty quanci- - -
da� ;- and oil our -ieay across' the
'ties of equipment. Russia's rulers Vlay cafe and order your qualtty' DIXON'S RFN[EDY - FOR NEURI-
iniield , we. happened to mention chicks rom knnwn high produce tls and. Rheumatic Pains. Thou- Housekeeper Wanted
!know that her defeat of Hitler's in- lu --
Ing sera na that Tiave'proved'thelr
sorncthing about the result o� a, sense. satisfied. Munro' s Drug
vision was made 'possible only by livability quality far many gene store, 335 Elgla, Ottawa. Foatpald GIRL OR 41 O�iAV 1TOR RE-'
the mountains of supplies and muni- Previous race.'. To.our,�ntazcment orations hac.it. Write for. 1946'ca 61.00.
lions which British and American Caasid.y didn't . kncw- wliat horse taloaue, also two, three and four fined home. Pleasant working
had \cbn, that race - -or an of •th.• -'Week' old started chicks and eight STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS conditions. Good Wages. Fare
resources placed in her hands. y week a5 16 'week' 'old pullets for often are-the cause of ill health Paid. Write stating full par -
.1 others. •1iis bit ;iness was to get Immediate' del;very. Tweddle in humans. all ages. No one !m-
Thus while Russia may make de- them areas to a good start, after. Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, g ticulars to-.
snune Why not rind out lf.this 1o, MRS: SAIR
0 Ontario yyour. trouble, fntereating particu-
wands" and put on pressures, and that - t +'ell, he tcasn't grr,i:l} in- Mrs - Free! Write Mulveney's
indulge in international the a - - 1Rerriedies Specialists, Toronto,$. 44. Ridge Hill Drive, Toronto
$ s5-play y- tCtt�trcl - -- DYEING AND Ct.EANING
ing - a game at which her- states- u,L r v nr svv rut vr. �FFns READ THIS - EVERY'SUFFERER 10, Ontario.
r men are masters - no sign exists dyeing or cleaning:' rVrlte -to us or uneumann rains or Neuritis•
that they plan war, or want war, or WHICH? THERE'RE 10 for information, We are glad to should try Dixon's Remedy. Mun-
answer your questions:" Depart -' "ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Otta- Von Will URJ07 stsyfas At
will force tear. ment H ,Psfrker's Dye °';Yorks wa, Postpaid $1.00, ,
Limited, 791 Tongs street, To- The Ste Regis Hotel
Aggression Doesn't Pay rontn C'SORTASifi,• DRY SKIN •SUFFER-
ers. We have' helped thousands. •rolto" ro
This does not mean tTte world Fend for circular. Singer Bros.,
must appease Russia; it means only POR SAT,F. f'hemists, Dept. W., '26 Queen St.' • F.ver-y Room wltb notb =
East, .Toronto, Ont. Shower and Telephone.
that the world must, get across to GOVERNMENT GRAOF, NO. I NO- � single, $2.so op -
Russia that aggression doesn't pay.' Barb barley, certificate No. 43- Double, $3.50 op.
5636. grown -from registered seed, MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING} g Good Food.' Dining and Dane-
No reason exists to doubt that •t,,::, germination 96c', no weeds, J1.4n WHY SUFFER? lax Nrshtly.
Russia will be compelled t0 see this per bushel, sacks. free, Melville Sherboueae at Carlton.
ps . ;^ Davison, R. R. 4, Medford, Ont. do what countless numbers of Tel. RA. 41313
• truth; that she will yield to the hard "' happy users are, doing for the
TOP OVNI.iTY SENATOR DUNLAP effective relief of: Chronic Ca-
pressure Of world facts. Russian Strawberry Plants. 500 for $4.00. tarrhal conditions (as in Bron-
a leaders have seen something these Colin Hill: Brighton, Ont. Route 2. chit•is, Asthma & Sinus Paine).
--past four years of the combined 'Skin disorders such as Bolts and
n „ GT:.NUTN1. SF.N*TOT: DUN[ AF 'Pimples: Arthritic & Rheumatic
might of the British Commonwealth ! Ftrsv+herr} Plants 00 for $5.00, Pains; Ask your Druggists for --' General Assert -
and the United States; witnessed First Wasters atnP1;, Catalognp. Odorless and Tasteless A13AM'8 ° tnent o t SCrep
' Kennoth Hill, Strawberry Gar- CARLIC PEARLES or write b[achlne Yroda'ets
the crashing refutation of Hitler s '+ , dens. Route 1, Trenton: Ont.; Richmond Adam Co., P. O. -374, 'f ,: Including Nuts.
belief that, the democracies were " A anzouver.' Can. $3 per 200 Hotta:__. Tor ■-
; ELEC7Ti1IC• bTOTOP,F X C\\'. USED Pearles,. enough for 5 weeks, buckles, ete,
"decadent" and, would not and could ftli bo -ught. sold,• f- ihuilrc belts, pul-
not fight. 'They "are not likely t0 ye, t Ieys, bru-hen, ni }1en Ia Pct rcr Cnm- DIUSICAL 13 UMENTV coals Id
make Germany s mistake., pany Ltd., 4 -6 Di fferin t. Tor-
onto, Ont, ��•Atr
> ! RP•. D A BODDINGTO V BUYS L `J
- ]\{Canwhile, therefore, and while "} q sells, exchanges musical -- instru-
�r "x titents, 111 Churrh, Toronto 2. `
the United Aati0I1S Organization i b` = FtiR SALE, DARK tiRl Y f L R('F1 F
a , ; ron Rta•ltlon, eight yen'ra. S pre.
Greif For harmers, Meclutnlrs.
.getting under ii•ay, let there be an s >F :;•;:. >. ;; s x: z`, m1um, quiet. rhenp. Would rnr- . Hobbylats. Experimenters. Has-
..".end ;....:,:.' :' ?'I` Ol't ORTt'' [T[ES FOR 1V03iFR , d
end to this loose talk of another t .. "�'" Ca:... ». x«.: • .•.:. *',« >` s alder undo rnr gnnd ymine mare y sloe and Boat Builders
n John Thompson. RnntE 2, i'lolon. _ FEDERAL SALES A
war. There is no iustification for Movie start. like Mary Martin have On'tarin 'BE A HAIRDRESSER G' GUNEERING Co.
it. We doubt if there is an informed, unlisted telephone numbers and JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCH L - Georgetown, ort.
_ responsible statesman in the world change them often, but even then HEAVY Mlf.ITARY FARM. WAO. Greal Opportunity Learn
who believes in such talk or who there are complications. The Los . irons, send for cireutar• f'er'ry J .Hairdressing
Borbridge, Romp ;n,'. I'l:r�n Rld� , I'leasunt dignified nifled pro'fesslnn, nod
doesn't -dc Iore it. Angeles telephone directory lists 10 Ottawa, Ont, wne;es, thousands successful Marvel
P Mar iVlarHna, 19 s ladunter. ,\mei•ich•s greatest ass- The average amount of electricity
Mary James Stewarts, i t a li•�lf
And, God knows with reason'.• FUR SALE (SA:,t tIANC4WF:l!) ,eirt. lllu.s,rnted catalogue tree. a tnitiig flash. is far less titan
24 Robert Youngs, a Robert Hope, Time 2.11.3,4, This Is R honiirifni Wr;t. or Pall
War talk, fatalism about war,_ the amount that can be cltargeA
'breeds war - and tear there must a doctor: Oliver Iiardy, a lawyer; beg tirnw,i Stallion. qu,n nnr' - uAR;`I:1. H. \LRf�F{1 ?v:ln =a in a storage lyatttrr.
Fred MacMurray, an' investment sound. The,servire rep Fry rt.p :i tic Ft(i(u, - ..
:not he. Not unless the wor }d wants counseller. But Fred, the actor, of this 5tanion is s::.it ++ for Stnm!• : ;.A 1'.14wr St. W. Torontn
and fired blares c,tvr•pr. ,',en, tt' 1tr'n, h.•s: I King Nt. linmilton
suicide. - hasn't a phone. Wilson, Bouiter, Ont, .1 t!°1IP;m Street, (Ottawa'. ISSUE 16 -1946
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46 No ti�e t0. Y01� -
-W. � Maine d all �• * , . •
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It r�w� re -
MM�NG licker
Ladies New Shipment of Dresses
-Dresses size. 12 -20, 40 -48 jj$4.95 w. •� sari BranEfosd >g -GENERAL HARDWARE
_ _ -
-_ F,gtdFme�, plroBWaxa -!!" ai'id —"
Alpine skirts size 12 -16 $3.25 eivis .s, Beatty saws, s: '-
_. Alpine skirts-pastel shade sizes 12 -18 :SUPPLIES :
$3.75 EainLate: Free
f Work Guarantew ,
Shorts, sizes 12 -20 $2998 Phone Pickering 66J !''J. S. BALSDON PICKERING
White blouses sizes 14 -20, $1,80, 2.10 F. J. P13 OUSL
Ass'td blouses sizes 14 -20, $1.80, 2.35 . ,$wineed Sireetoru
Quality, Drugs .,
- - - . , .ma a �...JH A 11 A \T � _ Accurate Dibper�ing GORDON F; 0�`Bb1R�NE � A. E. Richardson
-- 'Veterinary Remedies -•- -_ -- _ C. L. U.
- DISTRICT .MANAGER _ = GENERAL INSIIRAN(M-
A GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS REAL ESTATE
.Radios -- Refrigerators -- Stoves Reliable Photo Finishing , EMPIRE. LIFE _ CONVEYANCING a
Insurance G "pany An old established ageQ , rea+6y
.WASHING 3UCEUNP -8 and OTHER APPLIANCES Complete Cosmetic Line Representatl wes• ...to serve..
Ross D. Munro Phone Picbering 60
_ SALES . SERVICE - - W. H. Curtis
HOUSE WIRING - - STORE HOURS - _ - ... Tom Pucluin X) • JA.. .71 E X1 R
Week Days - 8.34 A. M. - 9 P. M. Geo. E. Brown, Audl' Ont. Insurance of all Kim"
_ J. Mills, Ajax
ROUGE Sunday 12.30 P. M. - 5P. iM. Telephone, 622' Whitby, Ont:. lbtb Year as
ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES ,T. R: Bo es - insurance Adview
ppy NicEAC.HNIE Address rbo
DLTNSARTODi _____._: - - . - -.._ _ -. -. -- --- PBQbiE PIER. Ib 8 llE Phm. B.
a :war, DSALEIt Brougham, Ont -Pick 5 S N
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
F 1 : Private Ambulance Service ,Clarke Prentice i
CreAln Wanted - PHONE PICK. 68 Day or Night LIOExSED AUC4'IONPILR
- - - - _
We have paid. a patronage re- -`or. the -Co"" of York and Ooh
tarn on cream received duri_-ng Phone Pick. 13 ario; successor to . Corp. and Pre*..
the past five years. - Hardware = tice of C. A. S. Fl, and of the Loa
...,THEATRE _. -
» ' J- H, Prentice (formerly Prentbe
- � t
Did you receive one! _ . _ • ! lekerin � On arlo '.�
Electric Brooder Stoves $ and Prent:ice)- Farm and 1a:�
1W%X7 H I� I=% _T1 We pay full market price' as stock Sales a Specialty, at Fair sail
Healthfully Air - conditioned cream is received - plus a pat. Chick Feeders 171 N? 71 T Rea enable Rates -
= THURSDAY. FRL, SATURDAY wnage return when earned. = _ 'W NT. ' � � Yy PRONE AGIN. 52 W g, MILLriCL� v
Write for particulars, or better 'Water Founts"
APRIL 13: 19 and 20 still, send for cans. Electric Vacuum Cleaners LICENSED AUCTIONEER and Barrister Solicitor Notary Public
'Alwo Shows - 2 sand 9 P. M. VALUATOR
Saturday. Matinee at L„Q P. M.
Others have received extra- paints - Oils - Turps `.. Sales conducted, Anywhere C C. RI Ci- iARCSON
why not you. !P."
Holiday Matinee Friday at 2 P. M. Phone or Write Suite 611 - Continental Life Oft
- Toronto Creamery Branch ALVIN BUSHB'Y 614 Dundas St. East, Whhtq, Ont.
871 :'Bad S>:. Toronto
` The Spanish Main The t'nited Farmers S
p _ Co- operative Co. Lbuited _ •.-,Hardware and TinxWtb
In Technicolor C-� R-�L E.• M O R L E Y Your Satisfaction My Guarantee
' ° • Toronto. Ontario • ' -
14c
Paul Henried Maureen O'Hara _., INSURANCE AND -F -H • M CK I : E
Walter Siezak - .. • :. -
• -- • ' ' Quality Meats :. "'_ _ . :� �, -- • 'REAL ESTATE PAINTER &DECORATOR
, sox s;
N'SDY PHON E 67 PICK. $[ONDAY, TC; DA. WED, Fi}I5
A11R.IL `?2, 23 and 24 � -
ICKERING ONTARIO
Two Shows At 6:30 and 9 P•. I- Fruits & Vegetables , bA. 1NILLOUGHBV DOv'T PUT .OFF :
E _ Willoughby Farm Agency
Tooyouz�g to Know` SILK SMARKET - _ Head Office -- Toronto Legal Matters: Willo. Income
Phone Pickering 26 166 Yonge St. AD0606 Tax etc., gel mope expensive. if
Joan Leslie and Robert Hutton g "Largest and Oldest in postponed. .
• Also An Added Attraction - Canada - Established Forty I will come to your home' if
Years" you are too busy to come and see
Bar Twenty = PiCKERING MEAT MARKET COr:SULT OUR ACTIVE-C11 Y DEPT. me, your
FOR THAT HOME IN THE CITY E' aR'.biFR- LAWYER
ZCii....• :l y1 �.,d . -,1i �1�1,c FRANK R. SMITH - -_ - �avr -rity ai>✓�.AKT
Phone Pick. 17 R '2_q
ellers & Atkinson
"THURSDAY, FRI. SATURDAt _sQua�lty Flrs� - Service ' IOur Aim - - - - --
? - - P.hone.. Agdn :�t0i�V2 = �aE1uff: 290 i
APRIL 25, 26 and 27 OWE BUY THF- REST; — YOU- I1tA-EE: HE TLST` F. d • Donevaif
�Ge— or ' e White rte's - ..ring so Y L icensed - Land-Surveyor - -
g B. A., B. SG
- - - - tl — Ontario = -
: Scandals Kung Street, East, Oshawa, at.
- Auc onPers •
1 ear's Experience
26 Y
Joan Davis 'and Jack Haley ickering- Sales conducted anywhere. 1Votlee �� Specializing in Farm Stock, -
' kraiture and Property Sales. j -
C.....:r•.. IQ ore &lI Sales versonaliv listed And - -- - —
Loox TO THAT ROOF NOW :: l MASTER FEED DEALERS `Av�`�� " BP pia S`°� sash _Made to Order
Asphalt Shingles
Call Us For Free Estimates Prompt erviee Roll Roofings
w ,
A COMPLETE LINE' OF• POULTRY, HOG - ' D Asphalt Sidtars
.I(40 ,Years Experience) AND CATTLE FEEDS Reasorieble Rates Wan Boards eft
� 'Give Your Ch i cks a H ealth' y Start _
_ PHONE 290 STOUFFALE G. Gascolgne 3ASTFR CHICK STA.TER 1•
I ' N,4L�i• rsordon
MIXED CHOP, CHICK FEEDS, LAYI \G MASH L .' •, i
L_. _..� - -r._ - �• _
Phone 743 CO,CENTRATES and 11ILL FEEDS Isc��� ' � = -= -• z �� ���'
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— - ." Whltb y. ., . O n t: _ -- ..- '�P h _ on- e . - -1- 7 . .R ... .3 . COMRIE
. . .. _ We Deliver iv er - The
C;. t
LIMITED o vYou God Service Assure CEMENT :Sc Junction
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.�
iii.rr'ri:�;i�S - Howard 1i17, and - Scarooro a3s
IT'S SMART TO SAFE
Rough and Dressed I,m�be= . ,=Iwo* -
CARS - FOUNDATIONS - SHOP. AT Frames Saab Doors Scrsats•
STABLE OR ■ IL., Interior Trim Mouldings
ANYTHING IN CEMENT WORE Claremont teat Ma'
rket ! - and Ha�awaa Floortiol�
Brick Insulated Siding Cedargesin 8hingls Sid tai
Wallboards Rock Lath t',edw 8hingiles
■ Dix
i� Chr�ice Meets - Fish 'Groceries.. 4 _ Miaonitt e'ot�ad. Roll sooftc
PHONE 3601 CLAREMONT : -dock Wool Iasnlation Cassdt and ILms .
r' W� Tito BewR P!�
U r E r1 W a a d,Orit• Deliver Dunbarton - Ttiieeday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday N- sENO`v8 see )F. a PiJBE lAIS1T
pAiONE PICK. Z 8 Sl Owinj to the large martin of error and'extra work for our'drivee
�1_-- XAT 1; 47 � from now on all accounts will be diasontintJ from truck ,
. All grades of B. C. ]Cedar Shingles