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Home My WebLink AboutPN1946_05_17' -COL. ' LXV IDTCKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY. 17, 1946 No. 88 Paving Of fighland Creekso0shawa. Mighw'ay : --To 'Commence In* Near Future -y,, —• We .understa.�d this morniriu, that �'� _, ..._, - -.- -- -- i e. s -' . s e . t =, _e�o Years. _! .min iii _ i I Village _r�imril! _ "1 d' !if! Z _S ! r .•,._ iii Pickering �. fonte u have been let, a nd. paving en Teachers Federation South D)r. N. F. Tomlinson, '1S, O. H Ago Ontario (Loc n No, 2.) Addresses Rotary at Dinner .contracts the new highway will commence Club Sends $100 to Caincer Research • ' shortly' A meeting of the Public School MAY 15, 1896 Capt. George Copeland will arrive Men's Teachers' Federation of S. Dr, :�'. F. Tomlinson, of Clare- Brown's- Corners -The 100th- ii- in Pickering this week -end, having., One Hundred and Ts'o Members Ontario (Local 2.), was held at moat, Medical Officer of Health in iversary of .the settlement of 'Scar- ;returned recently from overseas. ; .deceive Premiums at Flower Show Ajax, on Thursday evening, May 9. Pickering Township, addressed the -boro will be celebrated on the 17th Several real es` ate transactions' at !Rouge Hills rSchool The eighteen members present en-, .Rotary Club this week, on the and 18th, at Bendale (The 150th of note hate taken place here duly; �oyed a fine dinner pmpare nd "crippled chilki -n" situation h ?rr. P ^'r'�'P'san' takes place t'.nis year - ins the past few weeks -bir, W. O�1, One hundred and two members Thomson, who recently purchased 1, were eligible for, a Free Pi-etnium at I served by the Ladies' Ass,,cia lost of. Of the sane 5000 residents, a recent Jul} 1st week- end),, - the Ajax Church. survey of the• township disclosed Greenwood -Our wheelman have the W., L. CourA'tice property'has re- the spring Tulip Show of the Hort Following a socialr per :od. tine only eleven cases of crippled child not organized as yet, but we hope to sold and has purchased a property ` icultural Society at the Rouge Hills meeting was called to order in the ' ren and all of these ara being cared 1 have a bicycle chili is the ,mar fut- opposite his former farm, east of School on Tuesday evening. junior room of the public sc%tool by for. Some of them have improved � itre. the village, -Cecil Lockwood, Church The Society have derided to ate- president Sam Cawker, of port considerably since the survey was Claremont-Landlord Wilson has St. has, sold to Mr. Parker, principal ist the .people of -the Aitorxi Road 'perry, who extended a c9rdial and made. Dr. Tomlinsoa stressed that, potatoes up and is hoeing, and some of Dunbarton school, and has moved area in putting a Memorial at the informal welcome to those present, if action was taken early in tlna '�Peviile claim .this a late spring, to Orono, taking over the mill fortr� ' corner of the Altoana Road and the The' minutes of the last n,eenng case of a crippled child, usually the :Kiss H. B. Peart has opened up erly operated by his brother, Gor First Concession. Trees ar>rl flower and the Treasurer's repor were trouble could be corrected, The doe- a dress- making shop at the rear of cl.m.- Gerald White, of 'Tor6nto is beds will be Put in and a .4lemoria: and by P.ay Dot51e and both wer,, tor's talk \vas i- iformative a,rd ins- _Ilia. 1�'ise's -millinery store, reported to have purchased the W. -to the Servicemen erected, - i adopted tructive, and it ,was ,enligh ening to, . S3'n• S uart and Tom Shepherd J. Miler residence, south of the Mas- A number of persons receive left for Cleveland of lanes. - even the i Alan Sennett, Chairman' of the :know that, su few . ca_es were- on d the other day onic Temple. �j - ,., tea ,.lia,,,t ,lipra - - where they will remain. Nobody was a. r ,ve4 "writer aoott ohs, and then spenet;%,e j- Superannuation r-� - sure they were of I.�nlsa+'tam mare )inlet �.. discussion oa this topic and reports The Club have seat 3100 to the going until they rest of the evening trying to find stepped' Ownership " � on Insurance and Sick Benefits by Cancer Research Foundation Fund. pP d' onto 'the train: out what it w'a& i o <, and Educational ----'- - A number' of fine shad have been Prize-winrriers A i ttie Tulip Snow 'raha ink +may t ?ken -from t1+e creek kQrP d„rnw Mr. S. G. Morrish, who has opel�+ Final ce by Geo a Woods were the past few days. They are a fine were - Class 1, for best collectior!, Major Genera} Churchill Kann, ford a y year store l fetus buss* Roy Morrish; Class 2, foF 3 rem- In each cane many ,point; of C. B E, D. $. o., To Addreso . dish. for many years; has sold his busing interest were raised which led to_a ;,Oshawa Gathering an MAY 17, ess to•Mr. Lynde', of Oshawa, who ii ERINGNEwg...� blooms of Darwin, Mrs. Roy Morr- t deal of iaformative discussed-,, Fred Bunting and friend from the ieh Class 2, for 3- blooena, C. Local Public Invited To Attend city wheeled down on Sunday _and now�i in Possession, Mr. Morrish hsat� I The. feasibility of sponsorsg a purchased -s lot opposite 4�e -dwJC$ ,i Morley, Class 2c, collection: 1st, ,Sports Day for the Public School "s ape tt the day here, Mrs F H. We 2e, and on: Mrs, - 'Major 'General Churchill Man, C. The town well at the corner of and will build there: � of yhe Inspectorate was discussed B. E;.,. D S. O•, District Officer W. H. Wrastney; Class 3, table bou- and the matter was left, in the hands -- King and Church Streets is being Township Softball League Schad. r cicxt o! spring flowers: 1st+ Miss M. Comms iding -- Military District o. recovered. but not - before it was - -- -- Somerville and 2nd, Mrs- B. Lottom of a committee for, further consid- (now a resident of Pickeri,•ag c ! e]'ation - _ need?d. We were all seedy to publish uhei The program for the evening in- District) now `'ice Chief -of Staff• Ira Orvis, of the Base Line left lengthy softball schedule in thle eluded coloured motion pie -ores by A motion established five nebular will visit Oshawa on Friday - ifs' 1 7, rrleetin dates lupin the ear, was i y tomato pla=it with us a few days a- issue, but a change is dates makes 8 g y to .address a community atherin go, that is near the blossoming I us hold is up for possib:y one weQk. the Ontario- Hydro Casunissio_... Y' 8 g : piano nitmli by Esmond Skidmore. - --- = - = -- 'the._ ©shawa CollegDate Auditor - -- _ - "'.a.•id vocal solos by Mrs_ Simpson Harold Pascoe, District Preside-it, cum, Plans are being made by unit= 3taster .'�e- Icon beak. while fishing A1�,N4L =ti- CEMENTS . and . Official Repr•eseattative at ' he - it officials -in Oshawa for the• -- -- Mr. Jas. Marquis acted as chair Easter' Co verjtion of the. Federation �' the other day. got a bite and sod- ♦ man for the evening. Ge :ieral's visit to climax a "Military ' Ae -ily drew his line lip nut of the The Weddi a took place oti •I in Toronto brought the meetin, up Week" in tie city... Wednesday, May. Fifteenth, at the ` to, date an a number of issues and water wrapping the line aromr] a C- G. 1. T. The subject of the address wilt -be pigeon that was flying by. The bird .Rosedale Presbyterian Church, Tor- a- iwunced that a District -Meeting "The Campaign in Northwest Eur- was brou ht to the onto, of Mra, Anata Allen Bryan to ,was to be held'at Newcastle in the ope ", Major General :Hann served 3 ground, a, prig- ' • " Girl is Training � - .Q e i carp. (a pr°tty tall yarn6 but it's I Mr, F. L. Ruddy. Reverend J• • 1�'• The CSanad�aa s near future, as General Crerar's Chi. f of Staf. L. here in print. E.d. ). - Pauli -�. c. frciating• held their -Annual Mother- and •Data- -_. __ A vote of thanks Ras eviended the throughout the invasion t of tiorthwest - - �ter Banquet on may 10, at the g There'is a n�er- failing rifle that - In Memoriam 7 Ajax Board o! Education trrout*h r;,,rrn o. Arriving in England with j' ! Gordon Home. Earle 10ebster, Principal of the Ajax ' P S g tnilght err -vent many as accitent if I the headquarters of the First Ca!- remembered and adhered to'by ped- CALti 1r±r{T -In. loving mennor� Of 7%e guests were received at the Schoai. _ adian Division in 'December 1939,. estrians- crossing the: street. If you door by Joan FalUdse avid Helen my dear father ThomaB Cah•prt, vto 1 Major General Mann was named G. see a cyclist comings do not hesitate, " 142 . Butt. BIRTHS c, O.• 2 (7nte•11immee) of the 7th passed away, May 1,, + et James ac as Ci :a'r, Walk right ahead as if there were You're no„ forgotten Fnthe-• de0a r Margaret Corps in July 19A, avid in January no wheel• there, unless the wheel is Iona for thb eveai.-ig and during the Born, to Mr, and Mrs.- t ^*^° -7gtt_ •� fi� eotnmaad and_ 'nor ever shall you be: -' f dinner orol�6ed a 'toaet' to The `•e e St Ham, Claremont,' ,Out., at Oshawa organize the 8th Reconnaissance Rea- the man on the -wheel can make the As long i life and mem�rry tasH, - King. _ General Hospital, on Monday, May, I iment, the Divisional Reconnaisance . beat arrangements for getting past, we will ie nember thee. The eddies of welcome was g:ve ! ' 13, 1446, a fan Re ens of the 2nd Division. -Ever lovingly remembered by hi! ' by Jean \esa -. • g'rrrt (those den h- dealing bicycles. What �r After cancellation of plants for the are those people who .Bred fihen •daughter Beatrice and lees era, + Jacqueline Bentley proposed a PUCKRIN = Mr, and Mrs. Fred first Dieppe ra;d Qarly in 1942, the thinking about traffic today. Ed;) t Toast to the Mothers and Mrs. A. Puckrin (nee Mildred Hollinger) are then Lt. Col. Mann was appointed Bushby ably replied. A sir'-sort>z happy to announce the birth otf their"I Brigadier on ('rr-neral Crerar's Staff. I 25 Ye .r Ae ` hurehes followed under the direction of Mrs• son, Roy 'Edwin- • a. Playmate for i In January' 194.3; Major General a S ge Butt. 11irs, West-my was introduced Keit on Thursday, Ma 9 1916 0 -' - - ` r Lek h+ l ; - ' : Mani became chief of Staff of the Pickering United Church : ,as guest speaks by at Oshawa General Hospital. MAY 13 1921 :Mrs. Westney chose "Loyskies of • 1st Canadian Army. ' ' lieu. Robt. C. Copeland, B. A. � AGENT WANTED The public are invited to attend 'Mr. Rose wishes to thank all who Minister i fe" for her topic and a very ins- , _-. _ , . assisted at the fire last Thursday, Sunday, May 19. 1_'t36 • _ - the Lecture, women as well a§ ann : },- piring address was enjoyed by aP. and thereby take 'advantage of the when his flax mill was destroyed.. ] - - -! speaker was thanked by Mar- Agent waned for Oshawa Dry o ort� pity fn Re` first -hard. know- . Friday night last the new gasoline '10.00 a. m. - Sunday School lie White, and a memorable ever►• _ueamng ana Dy�ei � -C�. A ,�,..��- 11.00 a m: • M:,rrt.Lj Wr►rgh ;p _ ledge,of the work done by the Cart- lamp at Jas, R�chardson's corner ? _ o -' -fag came -to- a close with "Auld-Lang entatWe -- oir main - street, - preferred. adians in the recent war. 1;'°,.,,�a. Sri an during Saturday . ni• Evening W rship d 00 P. " Corr, Apply Box 578 `yews Office, it was found, broken, in the ditch Centennial United Church t - :'tSyne :tear Almond's church. Highland Creek ' R I A L St. George's . Dramatic • Society v. A. E. Holley, B. A., B De .�DITO COMMENT M M E IV T =. have purchased one of the new, pat Minister ` l BACKWARD or FORWARD t)iev were looking' for ". But, don t .pay any attention ented _ gasoline lamps, which they Sunday, May 19. 1946 Someone has said that there can be occasions and to that story, .its an old one. •isn t pit.- someone al- have donated to the church, thereby 1.,30 P. m. - Afternoon Sun. School. conditions wheb one "cannot Starr] still - you are ways lunows how ( ?), adding. much to the evening service. 2.30 p. m: - Worship, Women's' ; I either making progress; or, moving backward." Right at the moment a section of this community. Potatoes for Sale -' for seed, at Missionary Society Service, We can u4. erstand slick •a statement, and can be- is all wrapped up in a "Community Centre "' projetryt, 50 cents bag. -Wid Miller, Claremont, Mrs. R. L. Wilsod, Africa }ie�ve that - there, are instances when such has been which received it's original impetus from the con- Lost, on . Tuesday afternoon, a x•30 p. m. - Young People's • Service•- true. Some here-would even have us believe that the truing expressions from you and you for a com- blood-Pressure .ma ^hike. Finder please Mr. -Leo Usaty, Delegate to - same applies to this village of our's --if we are- not munity haal..a place where we could hold our con- contact Dr,. Tonlinson; Claremment, World Youth Conference, just, f;oin'g ahead. then we must be going backward. The ' certs, entertainments a'hd dinners. Frain this, it' has Fairport Sumhner Hotel opens o:, back from Europe, 1 r, only way in which we can agree Is to say, that= developed into line with something that hag bee=n the 24th of May. ; thuugin we have not been moving bacI4-ward, neither caking place across ,Canada and.the Lnited'Srtat.,s- �e Tag Day For The Wind Dunbartont United Chureb have h been moving furwa>d Very' fast. C'ummuni -ty and Recreation Centres. The ideals be-' Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., B. 11 p Many in the conrnunity are Minister- always-'ready to point land it all may be found in the recognition by adult `Fi0.00 Collected E� Girls Minister - the finger, using the term '`THF :1 "'.«'l,y don't }liey rage, in the need for snore attention to young people. -Mrs a "by, Convener Sunday, May 19, 19'•36 -_ _yh c,_aridwhy _don'_t_ the � 4h�t... -Ri. ht at the The, widespread increase in.•juvetrile delinquency may 9.45 a. m. - Morning Sun. School , beginning iet us say that "we.don't like that ". Every • have something to do with this -if it has, then it 'IT. J' .a, us3rby,- Cie'Ca Lr n a- n. - morning-worship worship I coon; unity has i.s share of those •who• are'" content v011 have been wor- hwhile., Coupled. with this is the the Tag Da} here, nr the C$nadia� Rev, A. E. Holley, preachiri$ s sal "TH }:T ", even to problems in recognized need for outdoor sorts and wholesome \atiorial Institute or the Blind, Plan to spend Sunday morning i•1 to it back, and P tvisl ;es to thank all those who so • which they should be and are vitally interected. r <cr�atinn of any and all kinds, and, of course our church. generousl�• contribuUed. -- - ,WE-. can rF call �� it noel 'difficulty, a number rift ques- genuine need • for a hall. The tessera this year were, Helen Presbyterian Church, Pickering tions that have come a in thi? neighborhood in th? 'Many are the difficulties, angles and problems to •p e Putt, Joan " Fallaise, Jacqueline Rev. D. Marshall past fifti,en or twewy, years, in which the welfare lire consider. -d, \ow., the point we are trying to brirg Bentley, Joan Pyper, Jessie Bushby, Minister of the entire community was involved, arxi the wishes out is this,- -that we have in Pickerin'; right at the Caroline Smith, Joyce Morley and Mrs, P. N. Spratt, Organist of the same ,ought, - but how disappointing to see moment a coin)) group of men and w�inen wino, are y 2.00 p. m.'- Sunday School ' Yvonne Coates, The total received sn little interest and oo- operation with those who spendi=ng a lot of -their time }nvestigating, searching this year 'was ,$60.00, 8.00 p• m, Church Service Were trying to see the thing through ". _ - and en%luiri,g,....looki.ng up pos. <ibilities, trying to A man in our office a few' dal s ago. where the provide a hall and recreation centre, and, something _Refinished Dance Floor Fi`pt' j' BA7,AAR SATURDAY, 18TH, conversation -was on `'Water" interjected with "We Sou have been asking for, and finding out `dhow much Markham Arena A , Miscellaneous Bazaar under the could have had water from• the plant a few years ran we pay for ---tot just a hall, for the use of a _ _ - auspices of the Presbyterian I ago, if they had 'go=ne after it, but that it was too few, '_:yw ,meeting 'a comtatunify geed, And, whatever To make the $ert Niosi Dance, on Aid will be held in the basement of' late now ". That man �as living here those few inny the' resuh, it will ,be governed largely by- Wednesday, May 22, an .outetardisg the Presbyteria-t Church on Satttr- year ago,• when a cern-ain rttall group, did their best A.-hat you ask 'for. This then, is the time for you occasion, the Committee in Charge day, May 18. There will be booths � to find some way of Vetting water from the Plant, and you' to net in behi=nd this thing in some way is sparing no expense or effort. of Fancy Work, Home Baking.; etc. ana that.group received their answer, with which -show your interest and give it your support, or, Over $100 has been spent on the _There will be a Fishpond for the they were satisfied for the time being. However, if show your disapproval NOW, avid not be like the floor alone, purchasing materials children. Afternoon tea will be mer- it gentleman knew haw it should be done, "why gentleman we nnentionaci, and come along in 1911- which guarantee a first-class; cur- ced from 3.30 p. m., on. The Bazaar didn't he tell them ?" Nobody in Ottawa knew how, with the claim that "THEY should have done this or' face, comparable to any dance floor will be open at 3.00. Everyone and we feel sure this must have been "just the man that in 1946 ". We can move forward and likely will. anywhere. _welcome. Ado to Tea- 25 as L-- -- It was V.E. Day -but ae ttcte, working as usual. Ouc of UU., C ONIClES t!y trucks hit a mine. The titiCk Gwendoline P Clarke blown up. Three of vur boys tier, of GEIGER FARM killed, That tea; tchat V.L. •. ,1 • • •• meant for theut.' k ' \'1'e were sitting, a supper Satur• was accepted casually as just an- Vaterproof Cotton '`t, day night. Present :y Bob glancru other rumour. _ ,� U NIN G OINT up at the calendar an1said retnin. •'Satur: te •ty morning e were idle. During the war an el;m ar nk iscently; "This time year agu waiting orders. There were all ing discovery was .nadc by III, just exactly where was,l: 1'es, L kinds of rumours ... that we wet;: British textile industry, uamelt the " Boy Mary Imlay Taylor remember it was at a little place mot ing back to Hulldnd; that nt:,nufacture of cotton rilatert:l; just, across the Rhine. I wrote you were to stay put; that we -were which is completely teatcrl,n•tt. t� • a letter from there - -Atom, did you, muving sti'l further up. No 'one At present it is hardly I,oSsible .ac SVNIII1313 was bound up and he rose suddenly happen to keep it:" knew anything; no one cared eery uscc6vc: s CHAPTER VIII: Sherwin (Haz -` and made for the door wli;,' nened assess the value oft utt� t Jett) aceidentatty discovers Jordan • • s much. It was just another day to the textile industries of the r about to abduct Jane and hold her on the posse; But Alas h'.m " a hostage. They. grapple, but back, Yes, 1 kept the letter and note, a with, another detail to be filled. world. again 'Jordan escapee liter wound- year later, it is even more .interest- Every one+i;nete •that peace was "Don't you do it, sonl' ing Sherwin with a knife. , in than, wh_n it teas written. inevitably near, but no one let up t CHAPTER IX Sherwin stared at him; '��'liat do Here it is, iu "� part:. on his jot, nor 'did he want to you mean:" You 4Y111 F.nl»7 %1xsylnu The old man smiled grimly. +`I - "Saturday, May '. 1945. Canad• - In the billet here one group of men L "`Jim,. he's faint from loss of blood ian Armv Overseas " were playing Cards; another group The. St. $eQ1S Hotel a -look at him!" reckon 1 kinder suspic• why yot "I intended to write yesterday but singing to the accompaniment of a took th' wrong road, son: you don't j11ti�'e1i Old'Mac intervened. "1'l l fix him need to meet tilt 'sheriff here, Jim there was no opportunity nor any guitar and harmonica. Some were i up• you go phone for th' does officihl news. Now I am wonder- sleeping some talking and joking • 1'` "r� Itorrnr ..uo 66.1 , r �6 �gohe. a ■d leleobuae _ .Jane," he thrust his hand through ain't called for you. in y 8 • - - . J ing-will this be the da to re• others working on their trucks- %Iwute. s•:.:.a un - For a moment longer Sherwin. _one fellow- was- cloinQ paint Double. x3.:64► $op Sherwin's well arm. You come member through .the years---to- —F - - 4;;, +,a 1`uud' Dlelnr end Mane- along with me,, son. Hellol" he stared at him sternly, thtn- ht- Elting- - himself into a chair beside the table, come. At 4.30 this afternoon we ., s ■r rbour a ..shaded his eyes with his hand. were given the official' news of «'e moved again . ._ up into Nherbow�ue ., uuruo. - °`Say, Jim, if 1 ain't mistaken -th' and leaning -across it, buried his Holland. There was no more . let 14A ,11116 1 head in his firms. Old Mac came Germany's surrender by army die sheriff's coming across th' bridge and stood beside him, looking down patch. What was it like back news. But this morning we were right now! he added, pointing. at him pityingly, for he saw his home? 1 am sure no one in Can- informed we might have the day Jim gave a quick exclamation of ada could quite realize what it was off -our very first. That, believe gross "alders shake with a' hard me really brought, forth the satisfaction. "So he is. Gut a posse, dra bitter sob. The older man like out hire but I am going to try , too. Just in the nick of time -it's �°'� cheers. But yet it didn't change all right that you didn't go for him. did not ut his hand on his shoulder, and tell you. e + 8 `On May 4. the met. began to anything very much. -We made' f EYES i now, Hazlettl" he was thinking and watching Jim beds; some fellows went out to Js through the window. For some 6,111- take anew interest in the news. Sherwin flushed suddenly to his son Jim seemed to be trying to get not wildly, but casually asking hunt new girl friends. At 4.30 we hair, but no one noticed it. Jane " first one person and then another, were summoned to the Orderly ; rid of the sheriff. Its a mighty d an Room iven the news. , It was f. + was running on ahead to telephone hard rant to crack t" Mac thought, We had a very long drive :that day g for the doctor, l4lae had Jrim by skis » ly an there's ari all lot of 6,111. and occasional -beta of rermous' officially announced Germany = arm, and Jim had apparently be- sons why it ain't always easy to be would be picked itp along the way had surrendered. Tliere was atilt come absorbed In the appruacbing a righteous lodge," and his eyes and spread around among the r_ great excitement -no cheering _ PJ �It*j!f posse. sank to the bowed head on Nis table, boys. There was really no excite. -just the ordinary murmur heard Fves are ration two to a ••1 6 r*tent. Left Went ^ just t''^ after anv lecture. The men went lifetime -so be kind It i „d s ,,,ate f� ti :�.i I :�.�t, Jim had somewhat similar their beds; some talked, our1l. whenever eyes feel as before. Life -and death Out• back to y Mac." he threw back as he hurried thoughts, staring at the paper the tired, or smart ... 4u are reddened off: sheriff had given him. wardly no one expressed any par • some shaved, but there was'no and irritated, use Murine. Two placl)vwell, still hbldin the "Got any new men on Y' Cutler' ticular elation. But we were all great show of feeliiig. To- morrow drops in each eye quickly cleanses, g our latoon will be out on detai} refreshes and soothes your hard. - wowided man by the arm, chuckled had asked. "Seen a fellow like that tense, expecting big news at any P workins eyes. Munne was ongin• :i softly. "it's one of Jima favorites; picture ?'" _ moment. Friday evening we were again. There is plenty of laughter at by an eye physician. Apply :; t' right lucky Jvidaii didn't swipe it. Jim studied the picture a • long billeted well forward in Germany, going on right noel but, no one is daily co ease your eyes bl By th' way," how d'yo +r come here, time silently, then he looked around '. Someone started a rumour that so optimistic as to feel our job is son? Hear Jane screerhi" at the sheriff, peace was to bevoigned on May S. done." r �•• - _ , A01 _ "VVI al's he wanted for- Cutter :" It did "not create much of a stir. it -- " _ t�oi t roar rust way, s:1,rti Jur• - - —` ---M -- dan by accident." 'Alurder, t degree. § Bob looked over the letter quiet- ` firs '- leaped -. - - -- - m Rhode stn -- 1 "Yes" he said. tomorrow ou{ - -- - - - convict fro Rh e t a d i'3 -far + • , ,; Jim turned the paper -vtr. y a life there, you kriow. "Tjhere's a statement - retty bad, platoon will be out on detail ag- 5herwin's face was set. The o d . e • oo,., !1t� _ ain'',- --I- remember that all sight. _ -ISSUE 20 -1946 _ - man peered 'at him sidewWa. -ru — t - Dirt} nodded "Ketter leave the „ . • -- - ___ tnilialing. paper with. me, he said at last: - "'f ltuttgllt... ytnl�0e w the wasv to _ +. .�Nentmiugs'," iii, tone was caauat, - "brew- rlien- FOxzte moat- everk._natnt _ Fanny_hcgan to--read-it slowly - - - an" then. her face losing its liaPPY ' Makes You Feel :•-and he went an at once; "it's a pity "That's so! Personally f don't "He's saved my life -and got __.__yuu vimssed'baggin' Jordan; tie's got think likely he's round these parts; Jane sway from Jordan today. it's - --. 4 th' mart of us uuw'." too far off his beat, eh ?" The skier• - it's darned hard to know vital We'll have fu get- him," Slier- som Qet'+�:1' v - s iff moved to the door. 'By the way, to 'do!' - : .:win answered absently. He had t watchctl Jane's -figure died i nn Keller, a here's that feller why 'rht nurse did not seem to ,hear - , b ►p'a' g mixed it up for Jordan? Send him . him. As she read she paled. and Tlrl: �IbBlin BtTOf11C into the huusc 'and now he saw 1he. sheriff's imss� r ig -up the lung' along to show us the way he went.' suddenly she caught at a chair and _ I'll send old hlarpowell, he gasped. her eyes dilated. w EsteasiveIytlsedtorhrseische, slupc to L'as.I,aluui„o-, end tits face knows." .11m said promptly. "The "Good Lord. Fanny - my .darl Ion of sleep, nervous indigestion, changed slutcly and ttist it;' softened irritability, inaemia� Chronic . =---- lino. other man's got a bad arm. I've ing girl. what is it:" Jim forgot his - fatigue, and cxhalasttoa of file J ''�i• sc.nts to take a gtwt} ut:.ny phoned for the doctor for him." As quandary as he canglit her in his ww nervoussysten. == ® _ men to Imnt dust„ . „r .., hr spoke he accompanied- flit -5'�es arms. - • it here' he 6i/tCb. Economy size, :1.60 ' s _5 iff to the door and shouted .for Mae.. "1Cothing! sl'1e_ tried to smile. "1 reuratked dFy Iy• Ti,^ old man answered at once and I . was a little dizzy - there's Clld Mac laughed. "A : sheriif's cot his orders to go with the posse. Jane now!" Dr. Chase's Herue -food I' cu p chelike ruses , lie. cast.a sharp look at Jim's face ai III' CuK'Vn11CheT5 like exrnrnieut' w0 obei•ed without a Kord. _ {To [e Continued) l'uu come in here en' let me7 sce that 'drat: - . • • ' . - "11's uuthing but a ftcsh•wvund." At the moment Jim scarcely no- _ a _ Sherwin said, but he .et the old 'man d that he did not suggest that No'' More Setting Dough O drdty' him. into his own quarters and than ttllum they salted Hazlett cut off his to sleeve. should gu, but • he thought of it as "Kinder eta -ty Ka-tt." old hlac hr *turned back into the house, a said, "but thete aia t -nu .I ,,11es hru- iurruw of worry between his own ken. *111 wash it art' th duc'll fix brow's. , it sccmed as if _Mae -had _4 t up all right. - - -_,__ _' caufiht at the meaning of things by - • —• + 'instinct, or had he found out some i - --- •--- :'" -1•' thine; himself? Standing 'alone m . '.,'. b the wmduw wat�hin t c• posse.. I studied it. The picture of T�t`h -itc fie itrorkcd; his patient sat tl+t• hall, hr took out the shcntt s - '^ f. •/Y t;;;:. „y _ • y g Pu per and expected to be called to tell his the escaped convict was unus, ally -- ° story of Jordan, but he was nut, clear -cut and good,' the description ' ,and, as time passed, he began to accurate. Jim •was still studying it f • • is i , - wonder why. Then-old Mac startled when he heard a light step behind him more.'. him and turntt: to _meet Fanny - "1. reckon you ,don't know that Scwell.•The young nurse caught the , Jane's said to be goin' to , marry trouble in his face at a glance. Stenhart, do you:" he asked casu- "There's something wrong!" she y' ally, said quickly.- He felt Sherwin stiffen under his "Nothing Minh wrong when I see ' hands. you! .'Jim answered heartily. ! >; : >• : : : :. :.,► :sits e ,t -' ,: ., ^ "Z think she will notl" he said But she was not to be put off. j+ : sharply. "You're worried!" - : >... held out the pa- . _ ,•.; ;2g; >. i :. Mac stared. Then he fell silent, •For answer 3m he , binding the arn- a trifle closely, his 'per. "Ever see that- face before, eyes straying out of the window, fol- Fanny:" y �.J A k l 10 �'• r ed o ' i-' eta t s ve t a n was ari ' a ., y'. •• ' , .: •�. The, 1 ma h , lei's. T e o d The let S �.: to w �, 8 8 u a in scrutinized it carefullt, her He made out a r - _._the she strut r'::;::::,. ...�. •211 . farsi kited. paper a _.. T iV v$:2 .Fit... .. 1711 • n after a mo- face changing s sf..: he sheriff s hand, a i t own a • �? ,6 s; :.�........., ion of •::.2••• ment Jim took at' and both„ mbn Oh! It was an exclamat __--stared-a_--stared-at it. 43 may. as she lifted he troubled of sheriff's got a description of eyes to his. "' "` . : ' .., .. some one that's wanted" he said "Can't be m' taken, can it ?" Jim , "' 2 finally. "I've seen them papers be- asked grimly. 2 fps; "It's terribly like him what's fore now." Sherwin did not answer; his arm' the crime ?" Add New Fast R1ala>Z Royal to water. Presto! Ia 10 minutes it's ready for action. ." NEW FASTS ACTING DRY YEAS H R A T 4 rack. 4 to r , The Qualsty 1Tea carton. .....,DOES WHOLE BAKING IN A FEW HOURSI a from each packet. .Here's the New Fast Rising hours during the day' Elam- 1 Royal why to ¢lost your inates old -time "overnight" ' `• . fatally all the delicious, baking bother and risk. 'full- flavored bread they love New Fast Rising Royal ° so well -and not wear your stays full - strength on your -' self to a frazzle doing it! 'pantry shelf for weeks— self . � ready to save time ... save » , New Fast Rising Roya1's you. Get New Royal Fast speedy action lets you do Risini Dry Yeast at your 5t ■de to c an■dr .7 It A all your baking In a few ' :rex•cr'az. - .,LIFE'S LIKE THAT By Fred Neher MRS: pip 's "o as :VOICE OF THE PRESS �Insfanfine 4 Another Killer Long, Long Ago Toronto's principal curoner ad- .Them there were the good old b `f vises inen who are over 30 to avoid days when housewives had a bag FAST RELIEF fatigue. The trouble is that if you of sugar in the attic a bared of devote yuurself to avoiding fatigue, apples in the cellar and a big crock ' which is bad for you, it is quite of butter in the ice -box. O, ,mein - �� likely that you will make the ac. oriel! HEADACHE �I` quaintance of boredom, which will ..Stratford Beacon- Herald. IL kill you just as fast. a �2 TASUTS =s�. w►► • _ '' ' � / q � ! / - - ONtY tltlYOfTOttb ' —Peterborough Examiner. / -Up But Not On Asphalt roofing has gone up , but not on new housing. First A United States senator comes uebec Chronicle - Telegraph. `t close to the -truth when he claims Sweet and cool in any Pipe that what we must control is not Hid It In The Store the-atamic bomb, nor the scientist fn a Winnipeg" groceteria 'a 1 who makes it, but the ability to woman shopper halted at the Cash. 41 make war. In short, we must con- ier's counter with a package of t trol ourselves, shortening atop er basket. The ' -- Chatha �'ews. p II r them said- Madam, for where did you _ - get that? We had shortening yes- Many Succeed terday, but , it was sold in a few �� The; olworth heiress. denying minutes." W But ! do pay some attention to your lectures on economy , she would -marry a fourth time, said "I know," said the shopper tri don't cell me, you haven't noticed how skimpy your lunches "you can't go on being a fool for- umphantly. "I was here yester have been lately. ever." However, one can always too, but I didn't have enough try, and it's astonishing how many money. So I hid the shortening in ' FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger = people succeed. the store until todayl" - Ottawa Journal. — Afaclean'a Magazine.' �; �� o ' %• �, SUBURBAN HEIGHT'S By GLU143 WHAAAM CANADA'S SrIANDARD PIPF TOBACCO Ile ALI r . - SAY S ILL ....44OW COME, YOU PONV SEEM TO.SE T+OIN(i MUCH FENCING LATlll . I YE SEEN USING r'`: ..� - .�..� —:. G.J. —• Cs-.• �� - _ OSMOB'F MY POSTS ARE NOW LASTING 3T0 5 TIMES LONOER C',I F� € - .. t:it�i Phll. SEi11.E�41R5 pmt zs ►�:-; -� _ ;_ _ _ R4TAY TAR - W,EN -5HE M. Ulvl ^ `fC4t - e BCON ENDS 0104 tt SEEMS, MR5 PLUMER 11p RECEIVED �, s: Kr•-t N :::T Af CFl 16'(MA5 FROM MRS. I�RI668`l H'HD HAD *,<'ON '(tIEhI 'G11: -- ,- `I hope You don't rind —tl -,e ceiling isn't high enough to get SUMMER 55CRE AS VEBRIME TW4 NfliE LAPPENS' _ = =. ` ,`�(I► - all my colle :tion in downstairs!" _ ...,.... tr VM . •e"I owl POP —Went to Pop "B"Head _ By J. MILLAR WATT 1 `xaf E J L! ST' , SEEN TH$ DID YOU _ -t� N r. r - W „ l- �' ' ) L p , -r G ITS �- 0 '� =._ :: ,I FENCE POST >t,~>�....�....r �--'� — a� MIXTURE �— It's true — 80o to 90% of the - time and money spent on Fencing _ can be saved by. using "Osmose NlU1'T AND JEFF— Oh well, You Might As Well Sit Down and Wait a While ---By B TT.at the ground fine only anJ WHATST1iIS I DUNNOifET % ' - make the whole post. lost 3. to'5 I DON T L`./ SURE! PROVE IT! / DOWN v S AY WE ' \ OF ON '; ;;� p BUT WHAT A BELIEVE YOU r ( W THE DOWN WELD, times Ignger For 3c to do per post. Gy u E r ON,BOY, COME ON. THE 6MNER? CORNER PASSED A CORNER - DOLL! YOU SHOW HER WHERE AROUND WHERE O ANY _ _ -. Any kind of post —'Pine _ Spru- BRAGGI WHAT STREET UP TI{IS DOZEN THE -IS IT? . CAN'T GO ANY ce -- Poplar — Willow or Cedar NEVER INyOU TO ME! A DOES�iE- ON THE STREET! CORNERS CORKER FURTHER TILL can be effectively, treated with ASWT? LIFE SEEN A CORNER! WHERE 1S DOWN TOMORROW! the well-known r GIRL LIKE MY HERPLACEI HE WE'RE AT THE p- eservative r„a. NEW GIRL! ""-• i;� STREET! END OFT IS and . Over 2,000,000 nper••e s / _ r: „�� „� --�-� � !� and telephone poles and the millions-of farmers' fence posts i •;,, heated with "Osmose" prove these facts "Osmose" really does' • e \ I y ' _ a lob' even on green wood. _ Y — _ - o l ur ca r can -:., '�• _ t -� - , .q .. _ _. a .a supply Yov • _ =� 1. __ - � ��, •( :, � - . . . Ail TCAA _ GONNA • • • O o - ., �, • � 1}1 � WAIT? - •:4 E - ' REG'-LAR FELLERS— Backing Him Up By GENE BYRNES - HE WAS THER1r - 'DOGGONE S F A BEAUT TOCr- - A - i HE PROBERLY THE LITTLE IT! TOUGH ? HE MU6T�A BEEN E IN T14' POND HAD A CIL GUY'5 RIGHT, o HE GOT LUCK F(FTEEN 'NIIVC.HES 04ATCHA MORE N TWO INCH BOYS - ` THERE!' ~ ►'r ' AWAY!, PINHEAD! 1 LONG .' G)VIW TEN INCHES MINNOW: 1'M •EXACTLY _ ` ,•Sx rt 7 AW GWII US? Lot* r 14% INCHES TELL YA Lot-46! 2 � He WAS OF 4 t The Mission Circle will hold their A` Classified, vt S meetings at Mrs. & Trmble's next Frankford, Ont., are atayiaa with phone Pick. 19 r 2 c ik week. Time of meeting will be given their grandmother, Mrs. J. Toms. out on Sunday, ``Welcome Home" to Norman Bell, g �CouXt For Sale - cow alt, 6 -inch Mrs,-'Hugh Miller and Ruth were recently returned from overseas. ;� 1 centrifugal Water Pump, bucket con- with jax' Taxi veyor and numerous other articles. tivith Mrs. F. W. Gibson oa Friday Mrs, Donald Pugh, of Bowman- A. J. Bourne, Brock Road. last. villa, is visiting-here. The friends of Mrs. P. Hilts, of r�- WANTED - place to board for* 5- ' Dunbarton the Bay regret to hear of her ser- SITUATED AT•A'JAX•GARAGE -" year old .boy, must be clear>y in the IOUs illness. DAY & NIGHT SERVICE - t village. Must, be reliable. Apply at I Mrs. Jos. Gormley, Dunbarton was _ t We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Tam 7 : Dan's Chili Grill, Pickering, removed to Oshawa Hospital this -Will Go Any Plaes Any Tlate - Mansfield to the village, Hillside Chicks. Taking orders for week, in a critical conditions. ASK FOR ALLAN, ALF..OR MAY _ -delivery thig monih, and next, fair � Ann, Dick and Bobby Pearce,' `of f choice of, breeds, -crossbreeds. There (� - - -r- -- .. � 1 in simple, but rich de- ` . are good all year markets for food.- GET THOSE NEW TIRES NOW i i Toronto AD 6528 — .PkX 53 .z. 12 Riga:, we can furnish These chicks are sturdy, fast grow - i • . memorials that will *rs, early producers. Agent, Garry.- AG incourt 86 6 1 please frost every Milks, Pickering. '3 sUuwpoint In P.14ly if you with more pullets, Bray will Dunlop Tires ` Flak Tires - RON �IB�ON ; `. of appe. a our rat Y TRANSPORT , � ,� out t i 'have some started ready for early F' _ `suns delivery. They have chicks im- ' • TRA'.�1 SPORT � : �` "No Greater T ribuie�' Y>Qediate delivery. June -July, chicks EXide 'Batteries �'ehould be ordered now. Agent, Lock= !OAR'idQ$ N. W. STAFFORD wood Milli. -ig, Pickering. _ Peerless Motor Oil �OVli�i� � W e For Sale ■- Gilson furnace, new, - _ - ; ;.never used, cost 2160; shoemaker's RCN. WATSON $ �N D e ft kV Ei L BFqN E _ sewing machine (Singer) cost $100, P6� 482 Whitby, Ont. in good condition; 26- cycle paint sprayer, used once, perfect condit- -B Service Station _ r ion, cost $27.50; Two loo -�aai. .. A N.T C? water tanks, with float. What offer? � a, NZW KANAGEMMM _ DEAD HORSES AND Z40-11d' - $, T. Jordan, Dunbaarton, Pbon� Pickerbtg 4t For farce piCK ' up p>loue : ,FOR SALE - Flower and Veget- t • able Plants.. H. Boose, . Claremont. _ BROOKLIN .. .. • • .. • • • . fi Terti z June 7 PICKW NG .. .... d00 : - MORTGAGE WANTED 23000 v - ••�� "rr pZCgFiRING .. .. .. , . .: .. AGINCOURT ..... ....soar 3144 �!,,� �j •-I wsmted on good security. For in- ,r1'` = �6 8 the phone \harden Csla�l -formation, apply News . Office box pay p e - For Sate —.Good used go-cart. 26,c10 ' -� GORDON YOUNG LTD Any Quantity sm 589 Netivs Office. /� n - Toronto Ptme Ad. >Myd --Ficr Sale - Modem cream, baby's 1- lb • 1 ton • 'cot, in excellent condition. Apply �•� � -- Mrs -1NuTy Jac a Pickering. DR. P. L. LOGS . LOCK WOOD -For .Sale, - Cheste�eld suite; Idt^ r _ 'ehen. cabinet; kitchens stove; abed r y q - -- with sprig s and mattresses. Apply •1 W. F. Willson, Pick. 10 R 3. , _ Phone Pick. 59 WANTED } Phone Pickering 77 R 5 , Aden waited with some cXI7Ci1CiRC — f - : of nursery work, residents of Pick- _ -_ -- = _ _.__ _ esing_ or Aiarkham Tow. pre- - -` lare .Lock ferred. Pait or full ernploytment. - ..,:-STA11LEY _ Write, stating age, p-R�inu� employ- �N ORDER t0 strengthen the si121 of the ',53jSte1'1 --. -.j Bess, and wages required "by 'hour, ChUrCh 811d enable it to meet the - d�y, or ti� Pak, to Abbotsford atawl and Size Locker 29.00 A Year �I e t re - Nurseries,. P. 0. -Box 4:6. Toronto. challenge of postwar needs With .intensified (;offing Room and Chilling Room -. • - -FOR' SALE _effort at home and abroad, members of. the ` -- Available 'free To CustomCustomers toer. • 2000 Yards' of Clean Fi!l, -band — Church of England -in Canada are asked to _ . SOME LOCKER AVAU.ASLE _': 1- �t�lii�fV111E Gravel nand Top :fail rovide the sum of $4,300,000. Phone Steuflville 548- Trucks ____.! - _ _ _ t_ -- - p - All You Can Haul -'This - _ YLOR - -LOY� Saturday Mj tine at-2 P. M. _ -. A r = money is urgently needed to carry '• MONE �CLAREMOJNT 19* w i U„r, � Uch Night As aW : Dollar � ERIGGS Pit T "on the Church's educational and social work ;� FRIDAY . = SATL'RUw! Pickering 97 R 23 iln Canada - - Farr's Elevator MAY 17 and 1S PAINTING . To meet Diocesan and general synod needs 1?� pbon,,. Of"' uw �+ r : PAPER HANGING ` - AS WeYI as the ex uses Of O , We Solicit Your Bas1new Getting t Gestic s _ -B-y qualified Tradesn an - 17e rgaIIlZat70I1 Bad Esatnates, - administration. - - •• ; .Fart's Elevator Claremont, Ontario I//�� : --Rn O. Box 92, Pickering - Garter '% , .. :.' - lriay 17 ` To carry On Ii1 amnary wor� at home Phones Rea. 3SJ -Oboe iW �Ytt. MacDonald D. O'Keefe ` ,'•- and abroad, to assist the 11+iother Church in > Ave have ear of Casten sad "The Thee Cabaileroe" , S t L, Ma England and the Churches of Europe n their Car at Feadne : -'Watt Presenution 1Gravel, Sand, Stone, Manure or F'lil. � -_ � • _ DAY No. 1 Alfalfa Seed Res Ciooret •' 8a1etE where Strbjerets overseas veteran work Of rehab�i t�a_tion. _ and XtI qtr wit l W McCALLl:M, ROUGE HILLS �- 1_ S arbore 2721 - To strengthen the pension fund, Foie special Pig ewer, hare'. onrr 1[hi �lOhiDAY _ 7v�sDSY , - altar �1 i -' fai8sivn8., ekrgy it � a : - . - - -- _ MAY 20 wad 21 ter Cltiict � 3tartss TRANSPORTATION A� mono will be olle"od in tho following Y . 9 job VACATION FROM MARRIAGE ` %.Have .zoom for four passengers for - .•wry: _ -- _ - y whole Graft : Fart's s 1 pc Dm Toronto, daily, leaving Ajax 2 p. m. _ ..___ -- _ = woe or t . � ` Western Chopped Deberaa Kerr and Robert Dana - m i'aion s�ation' 11.30 .__ • tension Fund r+eturning fro - - - • $1,300,000, - — - `{ �blissio ` -Cedes rest net or #tore nob P. ht. Apply Zt- .M.A� °Jl. Ajsu_, na� Work -- - - - 7,400,000 _ Wl&UPITrSDAY --- THIIBBDAt Interested in intermediate points. - ilxiucational �ork = = - _ 100,061 a =_fin# _ _ _ • 'Social Work SS,000 - _ h � ,MAY 22 and 23- Church in Britain - - - - - - . 100,000 Churches in Europe - - - - - -- 1VIap1e Leaf Fire Bell For Adano — �' General Synod Administration " 20,000 : Exlensioq of Church House - - 50,000 - i Gene Tierney and John Hodiak �Dioceson Needs - - - = - 800,000 _ InSUrani x CV. FOTO -NrrE - `rsu8s. Permanent :lagging . Pain Oiganization and Administration - 200,000 Write or move_ that Frans the Temu4r_an!! . -; h , r� - riaAual re- dedication must bear, fruit Cbeap 124tes for Farm and Country R. V CLENDENINO Nerves, It may' be Your Eyes. "' Self Sacrificing practical 'endeavour the Buildings gUNTRAI DIRECTOR - C. H. T U C K. OPT. D. Church is t0 meet its Christian obligations, windstorm Insurance on 13ttildinga, Private Ambulance Dis ' Be re aced t0 lend YOUR support to .the windmills, Silos etc. rbsee Mark. aooe net -Block, Opp R. o: P p PPo _ et:leru NM limit Of your ability when the Visitor calls Automobile, Insurance of All Kinds 'osliAwA,' oNT, the week of May '12th to, 19th, or • Markham, � Ont. _ - Panne 15.6 ` r'Il Bowman. & •Rowe �s mail your offering -to your Diocesan Head- , quarters. - RAD10 SERVICE Greenwood jj Contributions may be made at St. George's -- tit► i�Z1E Church on Sunday, :liar 19th, where the C he telephone has bees• installed � ��<� <` Pastor will receive doaataons. the Fred Byers' home. Our tracks pass your w�ay� ' every Rev. R. W. McVey, former pas. .`for of this circuit, will have charge of the services on Sunday, the 19th. -iV�' BRING COAL, • COKE, Kepi: 'T1 'Church service will unite with the ' �. REDE DlCA TIoN and T HA f �f� U D C E l� E N T �nteed OWTI ► t .. Ana' Mate or l[odsl ^t •Sunday School and hold Mothers' � .':SAND, GRAVEL, Day at 11 o'clock. All rill be made z • • , RT H U R FIELD welcome. :. and. Mr. Wm. Middleton has returned 1� BUILDER'S SUPPLIES - ,PHONE as R 8 bane after 'spending three weeks - 1 with his son a.-id daughter in Buf- alao local eartage work = „aht and Sold" fain. We havealso placed in stock a frill Used Clothing - ster�Slized glow Miss Eileen Sadler spent the week - ed'. and. pressed - like • new, a VA with her parents: L M of MAPLE LEAF MILL NG �� stock of Mgh sits adlA f Mr. fa and Mrs. Percy Middleton, of COMP" °�Y FEEDS everaoats and pants. -Also a goad ' Buffalo, spent the week -ersd with Middl A, W. MITCHELL stock of new leather matt ad Herd and Mrs. Middleton sad Mr. / / / windbr+eakers, and gents' turnIA, Inge at Win. 'Middleton. _ many friends of Mrs. Ivan F . Pickering, Out. and 1e oeaviaee4. noble prigs. [let McLean }tope for a speedy rseov"r r 8sa tlshwarts t4+am h«r aarloepe ijteaaa. I'>ratrat ---Tar* 14: 1:e.• 6iLW XL Sand abaft pest, OdI104 7 7 _. l'iCKll'a$i•NG NEWS :_ ._ -_ ". -... .�F su , _. - -- _ -- i�' MAY; 1111AY !7, IM _ short. Stories econunend'g Firms �o�s NO when in Oshawa - _ H. J. Bowyer Oshawa ;Auto � -Osh'awa' . Fu`r'riers The Food Shop +Crate's - REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS i • _ Parts & Supply' FURS a distinedon may be see _ OLTUCATESSEN - ,Beauty SaloII used at this reliable 'firm at 11 This popular Bakery Cordially- -in- - One of Oshawa's most modern Motorists, garagemen and the 'King Street, West, In Oshawa. They y' This modern Beau t6 services is lots- genera public have learned from have a splendid stock from which to vines our readers to visit their store. a b Salon is 100■ red at 101 Westmoreland, in Osh- experience that this Bran at .81 choose, and if you are wise, you will Manufacturers of the fine Hams- ted at 29 1.2 Simcoe Street, gouty wwa, - phone 244. Athol, West, is Oshawa - phone take advantage of present low pric- Baker Pastries, 7ou may rest assur- in Oshawa -phone 2011, The Prof- They have a most complete lice 2012, has a tar ed you will find their service ideal'. essioa of the permanent waver p ,stock of new and es- Their store is conveniieatl located should be one of the utmost Port- of suppliers for your refrigerator,, so used .parts for all the standard' Purmhasing a fur coat is a weigh- At 42 Simcoe Street North, yin Osh- anoe a we 'd fail • in this re• no matter what Part you may req- makes of cars.. by . AwLl�er dwl au..A0114..,ur to lrt awn, -phone 28b5, and if you shop . view to devote some space as a well. WitIL them. name of our car ut insttead requires co. idera shopping, 6 ry,, you N ill -- aG tw �i+.[tar l�xsae ^^erited tribute to the if you need a understand why more and more work performed by this beauty shop' In man instances the trouble Y � thought. However, as exxlusive fur- y . -dart ' !or � it, see the Oshawa Psirts 811 , Women cannot b �' .with your refrigerator mac be just and Supply Co: If you want to dig- rier establishment, specializing in people every day speak of their a too careful of some minor detect which can . be pose of it, just see this firm and you furs every day in the year, inanuf- - products as "every bite a delight." their personal appearance and any remedied in a very short time widen will be pleased at the price they- acturing coats and neck pieces, re- op specializes in would but could a attrac a if Cakes of the better kirvi Brew- try b - takae� to a reliable shop such as. I offer. _ modelling, relininw. regaining, --I- -- t t ' i� _ Buns' Tarts' etc; The have &' large t is' popular beauty shop she This, but if not 'taken care' of im- ' &Ley have u,ew" and. used parts for . kit, brushing and combing, solves Y treatments Y P patronage and because of the Pop- t nts and advice given is to mediately, or if taken to as amateur all makes and models of asutomob- the problem when a fur coat is to ularit sof their Products �e the most of o - seriOs trouble can and will develop. ilea at 70rieft- which will save you be Purchased, y , they are It is the Bost of 'of ur bad o that. - or Refrigeration servicing, we many a dollar. Both garage men and The high quality of FURS hand - continually , adding •new and modern sine;erel recommend .H: J. Bowyer's led b the Oshawa Furriers merit equipment to supply the demand. if You will give Gram's Beauty Y auto- owners have learned THAT IT y particular The Food Shop pays par won a chance to demonstrate their R, efrigeratian Service to all of our PAYS both in TIME and MONEY our recommendation, and we suggest ability in you will become 1' readers. td see The Oshawa Auto Parts and You drop in here the next time you attention to sanitation and uses ev- ty this line ery precaution in ' the making of another of their host of satisfied �. Supply Co. first about auto parts. are in Oshawa._ / their product,B to see that they are' customers, F. Stirtevant They ,maintain an up to- date -stor+ . Sides age plant - and your furs are cover- pure aid fresh at all times. Mills Motor Sale8 ed by insurance when stored here. In this special .review we are Bathe & McClellan tCt�oii @er pleased to refer The Food .Shop to ' This reliable auto dealer merits a all our readers. F. Stirtevsat is well known to all review when mentioning dependable ' ' ,Frank. James _ Building Supplies 'our readem His office is at 33 Hall, business fuara. _- ..,parts% Lou • is Oshaws, - phone 27143. H,e, buys Located at 265 Kin Street, West, MACHINE and AUTO SUPPLY Co. L7 For g . '..: _ good building material get in and-sells used furmituie and con- . in Oshawa, they are Sales and Ser- " touc#t with this reliable firm at 81 A complete ece�tylene welding and duets Farm, and' Qty Auctian sales. vice Dealers for 1'ont;ac cars' and machine shop service is featured by Permanent iWaVes King: Street, West, in Oshawa F• Sdrtevaant is• one of the- fore- G. M. C. Trucks. phone 91. ' Oshaw• f' 6 K' St moot suaetioneers in this parl''ofdhe Tbey have always ad;itred to .a {bus a firm at 1 i trig seat PERMANENT WAVE SH4PPE You will always- find their stock -- .= Vovince. Wham his mores on West, - P� 734, to take care of 'PP�rs Pz'usctiple of fairness and I.oneat�r in � eisae of nv+eMing or machine Tom* beauty ehoppe, at ss Statece oompletr., w}tether yon. •rer;uire cean. your, male bill .,, .. ; kciows k their basiaess transactions aid as a Street, North, in Oshawa - phone eat laster, time. will be aae v Vith Ile- adsap work' 2968,. is wall known to , P . brick, to c tile, wall- win u atteua$ng. consequence, have won the c0nfid- There are few '„�,�,;,� ,„„� many � our. board, ahitagles, insulation etc. You .,.seEC�raer, LaaC ».v as w-4-a- &xj4 lei umv us .vie imupie ouvuauuua, utu,s importanat iaII toes , eoasnnuai -ty than women readers. nbey laaroue v,e „r- may depehd upon what I3a "he and - ..Oe preparsUm of i public sale is district, , a , .. _ ; thing in the .line of• s permanent McLellan tell you about building aaa eaaRablishsrasat such as Freak the auctioneer. Mills' Motor Sales. .• deserves our J eB,- rePl�ote as they are with s way` materials, for they are absolutely The You may haoe a lo! of valuable eongratulatioaas a-d in this review• complete .line of equiPme -it to take iiranageenent has -made .a reliable sand dependable, and -an tiaings to offer, but if you don't get of As better places to deal in Osh- study of the permanent crave from authority u •t the subject. �- fir in all claequi a welding. This P P- Let Bathe and McLellan -`Je' atlirs`..•eissi - a>icticartieer your Gale ' � �, it is only fitting to suggest s scientific staid dint. and has su g9ve you fire, is fiully equipped to do this will be a failure. That is wby we re- you drop into this reliable firm and work scientifieWl and correctly. Plemented this wi ti - actual work. a amste on `your next buildin; F Stutevaat to 76VL He has see their new models on display in ,� management y are experts, en- which malces this_s -rvice both tried job and they will assist you-tu "e- .. proven that he can close sales rap- the very near future. The.staff here and modern. Permanent waving 110..4 uring the best at the midst reason- ift wAb People whip will be rem- will extend the utmost of courtrfey j0� • a "P'}r&tion for promPtrwes m rsaced, and The Betty Lou Per- able prices. nsible fia�eW and efficiency, and they will res- In making. this business review Ztb 17• and be only too glad to give you the marteeat. Wave ghoPPe has kept well pond without decay to a summons abreast of the tulles. - we desire to direct p . _ information you seek. ' _ by telephone, letter or personal call your special and le it is that ibr anything l cad . Here licensed operators will put. a attention. to this cowern as one at - - > > wave in for you in the shortest tt±e distinctive factors of the Indus. ....Jones Real Estate Blacks Men$ Wear everything this line- see, Frank possible time consistent with the James' Machine and Auto Supply trial efficiency of this region. This reliable real estate firm has high quality work which they do. - -beea in business for years and they In this district the needs, desires Co: and be sure of, a satisfactory -Phone 2968 in Oshawa fur ; gad .demands of the male - populatina- �. _ ,. a CarAaQa Bread Ltd Ibave won the confidence of all -the are more than satisfied at Black's ppointment. They are anxious. to • people through this district. Known -serve you and deserve your patrons. o Men s Wear, at 70• Simcoe. Street,• - L -ated at 248 Bing Street, West, tom who have had the pleasure Horwic�] age - ' North, in Oshawa. in O..hawa, this- prominent firm are of deali-tg with them, it is quite Their line of clothes represents � bakers of the Popular `Cantos Bread appropriate is this review to re- - "The Old Reliable Jeweller' Fox's Ladles •�, eat' be-ides diner superior uali; baked Knirtd our readers that The Jones' •the highest type of goods, which not � P 9 Y' Real Estate buys. seas said trades only this store stands behind but goods that . are_, so, - popular . with the manufacturers will back up •in �Creuit Jeweller 'This establishment in Oshawa, at People from all over this common- farms, city properties, ,real estate of every detail. The very latest vogue Whether selecting gifts for your. 7 Simcoe Street, South, :reeds no in- ity. Only the best and purest in- ex kinds, and are recoare to as and most exclusive clothing, haber- self, for a wedding, a birthday or troduction to our women readers. aredients are used at this bakery, expert appraisers. They are located y It conducts a fashion: centre for and it is under the most capable -at 6.1 -2 Prince Street, -in Oshawa. dashery and furnishings will be for any •°the~ occasion, you wile i • found at very attractive prices, find that -when you make your choice . ladies and misses from all over this management. r• phone 2667, and they offer our Just at present -the are well re- from the stock offered a: this pop- part of the County. They appreciate The Canada Bread Co. Ltd.; "has , readers a complete real estate ser- Y P _ fig _ ._ Pared• th serve the-men -a.-ages _ ular jeweller's, at 24 Simcoe Street, -Foos Patronage. gailQd a very large patronage and We are Glad to recommen Jones' and Ideas with the. latest and',mosi Notch, in 6shawa,'yfou will not only . In the way of seasonable coats, their choice' bakery products are so Real Estate d all our readers and up -to -date stock the market affords, be cnoosing in good taste , but sel- .821d dresses, they carry the very delicious that they are continually, Men! Take a tip from the writer ecting something that,, will give you latest patterns from which to sel- adding .ww and modem equipment ito advise everyone to consult this .leasure for years to ect. The stand back of all goods to supply the demand. - -arm - wh�ver .in oi• reliable -rye Black's Men's Wear, ypiar P die; y S Y Real Estate firm. _ neyle Lca�: ;n mow$. -- -a course, ..everyone knows that they they sell and as 0 consequence the This popular bakery page paru are w e recvg rtnzed -as heac;y lti, o }allies- c3v�er Oae - cedjoinsng terOry to aattitati0n ant- it * * Tuck for diamonds, watches, silverware, have great confidence in the reliab- uses every precaution in the making Arthur LeW�ns ton • C 1 . 1 and everything else �that pertains Pity of this store. No matter-wheth. of their products as well as the - - W rs .uvt�ier:i x.al I-VuA '010 tjlh. e; ,ef ' er-it , afterstoon, eve!! Ito.. :s.6 to- see —t1.s � ire piss - 4 jewelry ing or sport garment that you des - and fresh at -ail times. a - Florr$t _ In fact, - -in utts review, we Lake :re,. you will` find here a vler•y com- in thU review we . are ;Plsased fd - Headquarters ,for Flowers, this enjoys an enviable reputation among Pleasure in recd amending Horwich Plete -_ Stock. Lacteal take a tip from recommend to all our readers the florist located at 24 Kin the People of this Part of the prow- Credit Jewellers as worthy -of your the writer --make Fox's Ladies' products of The Canada Bread ON Street Popular � g ice and in Professional circles as' fullest• consideration for anything ict Wear your style ,headquarters in Ltd. Street East, in Oshawa - phone 479. well which attests to his ability a-td this line. O iWa• ,"orist sunlies a vital need in - the Ids of the modern city, sad `xpenenre• King - +� - x _ Arthur Lewinrtm, 'thr�omtr3+ his ex- His office is at 31 Street, i s i ae �j�Vl$ LLre perience in serving the public, has East, in vsnawa, - phone 1616. - �tttG - -a Your eyes are , gained as enviable reputation, and Ye your two most del- . - _ without a doubt -has done his shared i�te organs aria should. receive Mite Paint • . •Wallpaper Sales and SerViee to make famous the slogan, „Say it ,correct attention they deserve. with Flowers." A service depending , for success When it is wallpaper, paints or Now is the time to save!! When _ Arthur Lewin ” specializes'. i:s , upon technical: accuracy where so enamels, one knows that Pane's, at Preparing your auto for this season ' � RnPortant a thin as a driving it necessary worry - autistic flora] designee and any of g eyesight is '" 85 Simcoe Street Nor=th in Oshawa, 't8 ' is not Eaten to wb - • - .. _ - vat readers *b,6 desire special de- . Concerned, Mould be conducted- by a • is Paint headquarters and is where about tire trouble. eians for parties. weddings,_f r_ : qualified optometrist who has made you will find one of the largea__t_end At 67 Icing _Street, East, �,.].,..... a. sell or any other occasion, should a special study of the eye. _..... widest varieties in this section• They you have two choices. You can buy give this ' floral shop first considers- You caretot be too careful with have been in business for years and new tires and tubes, • as they, are - tkm your eyes. Very' frequently eye associated with this reliable firm is Sales and Service Dealers for Good- 7. In making this business review we trouble starts from the slightest a staff wbo strive to 'Please their year 71res; or you can have your - our progress, we wish to ., ..... ,..:.. defects. If you are having any trod- customers - and who will see to it old tires vulcanized or recapped, and ' Arthur Lowington's Ploral Shop to ble with your eyes it will pay you that you get the - wallpaper and we can readily say that. this job will ,Alt our readers, to consult C. H. Tuck for an exam- paint that y di desire, oe y our tires as good- ma imtion which may save, you future This firni turem a vride�, and is done with a precision and -_ - - trouble and palm• of points, varnishes, painta;9 sup- thoroughness that will snore than - - plus" and they offer the best at the satisfj. _ _ most reasonable prices. The cost Is surprisingly low asid Established since 1871, ' Patte's -you can save money At this depend- welcome the people from this sec- able firm. It is with these points is Y ; tion and are always glad to have mind that we refer DavJs' Tire our readers 'drop 'S% ' 1170 -0-to- Sales and, Service to all' our readers dabs Paint afore any , bane tbai your for z4w or used truck and Pbmwng- may be in Oshawa, Or tires n' of Q] sizes, including fa -. -. . . ,. tractor bias. .. �. •nr7 ..,.,.��_ ...- _ ' taery usi:'a r�6av� a,, aaaasa:a+a. _ : _ - — - .. _� ■ ca 'ISMAYp 39AY 17# IM SER -__ 1t Ps s To Advertize ore ELECTRIC y Nei" a" un Wefts MITIZATM W= y - DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. ` .Daily Service •' _ _ _ EFFECTIVE MAY 13, 1946 ' PRONZ PICK. 118J Daily ex. Sun. & Daily ex. Sat. stazi. do if Sun. & Hol. Hol. Sun. Hot. only Hol. i Brougham 7.15 8 27 12.15 3.5 8.00 - Brougham .' ,7.27 `• 8.27' '12-27 3.57 X8.18 — - Green River - -7.86 8.35- 12.35 4.05 . 8.20 James McBrady of Detroit, visit- Locust Hill -758 i8.�°o� -38 - --4:08 =-823 led his another here this - WeQk. _ — ._._THIS amazing "ailoying " .procoss transforms a pure and Malvern 16.05 9.05 = L 05 4.35 8.60 A R. C. A. F. pin was' found 'in -efficient oil into as perfect a lubricant as -modern science R,eWrn Leave A.M. "A.M. P. M. P.M. P.M. the church here and is awaiting the and skill can refine. - Toronto 9.15 10.00 ,'- b. 45 2.00 9.46 ovmer, with Mrs. Arch Bell. Because -it retards oxidation —that is the tendency to __ Daylight Saving Time Parcel Express, Grover 5650, Oxford 1883 G. K. Pratt and'' Godfrey Willis _ break down through combination with oxygen under were purchasers of Jersey cattle at -7-intense heat aild pressure —B -A Peerless Motor Oil assures y - the recent Jack Fraser sale in Con -_ .longer engine life, gives extra protection and maximum - Ord, service. This superior lubricant is The bail team have berm � m practice second to none. It's the best-- - X-7 in the Winters' field. They have en- a ••It's 'Alloyed" I - - tered the Township Leagwu . - ffiotorists everywhere are _ live ■ ■ Mr. Hutchison was the guest switching to Peerless Motor Oit, �C N n s� ro' �, rs speaker at the Club meeting on a product with a plus at no extra ',Monday evening at the home of Mr. cost. This peerless lubricant, co m- an /h d Mrs. G. K. Pratt. -His subject bind with the extra service QT Wan "The English People ". The - givbn by your friendly BA deal- QR We sell direct to. the consumer and first settlers were red - headed people or, will ensure longer car life at fta.71l, hardy, and musical, wbo were tower cost. can Pay you more fare lire poultry . known as Celts. Tote' Wieish azd tine Highland Scotch am nearly Pus r f _ _ "arranged for has;! lets. -Celt today,- Succeeding conquests of t the Romans, Angio - Swoons, Danes -:For FurtlreE Pwtieulars and Norman- ii`tench all left their' -- ' - impress on the feslvres and PICKERING FARMS LIM.ff D 'arse of the �glixh People: l�>a:_ ..:.- . a ffR .•A:.. ltet■� s!N tMR !�'MN red heaun LI..., dark, but. the Norse, infMraklon sir- • WHITBY, OiNT,ay a • -• � introduced the red Be- P'}ta^.re, 'wbitb7 838 _ Dal aa' N ` _ . oidtis the physical differences, the - Iarraaio:ts left lasting influences an . the language. ''If we had no other r • $history about these conquering pro- pies" he said. .. the language of the ,�, k "'• � .. b, ' present -day English mould reveal � 4 ,ap - the successive landings of foreign - _.. _ —maples on the little island ". The _ speaker paid a Brea# tribute 'to their " 4: 'hervism of the English through the resent wal, t0 - which' C1L1i1Zati01 _ -- owed so much: Mrs. Webb contr:but- f< ea two delightful solos and '.Hiss Isobel Win' er an instn:merntal, -W." - -- Percy Neale- occupied -the chain - as y: the President was sick with a cold. E 'Th I.P . w•ac introduced by-F.. Nt. Chapman and the thanks • of the '¢ . `K' - ` Club ext -nded by Mrs. Ben Bryarrt. whn rpferred to the happy rela- • ' ' ' ""'� ��c , ` , � t' � �� a !fix � e�i�tinx- between' us when he y– q 2RiYTn l+ ct ^r . of. SCliool --s- -and sb • ry - �:1�f • �: - 3; : a a aA ~. with Mrs. Pratt, teachers under A r,,,,, ion was passed thank$ •the Ariar ",n -OA. for their lions t hp CIO, acid Riviing there _— pern c;k= 1' . an utine at *� ., r �.. r .k` •) , expercry „r..3,c+•'C1uI,. The 'ball team -► arP to t*. t r' -sweatera.- The' June r withdrawn - - meetin„ o. tics Club is and a picric is being planned: " �'• * °�" s• .aa7r. .-, i . vVhitevale 7 ArnidsObeautiful white Sillies attd golden daffodils beneath a banner of r. w• t,�el1 ,' �' ��` ��` * "� �_ �„ _ w.13;:e widL wfid letters_ with the - "`" k Ii fi •Y' a� - =word "Mother'' graced the United, �' , r ;, M ' ;a ,. N _ - Church Sunday School. for Mothers' _ t .'I ',F "�''<,o " ";� "•:�'A "'. — - Day. Mrs. Gordon Hagerman, of t' a� Locust Hill lender �• t 1 ed ., a beautiful ":�'� 1a:. vocal solo. ''•Hiss • Irene Pugh -had a . s 'lovely story for the children, Was Yonstance Randall. read the Script- _ r _are Lesson. Mrs_Norto of Brou- _ sham, was guest speaker, the theme me being - "Parents' Day, rather -than Mothers' Day, as a Hoene needed' s. good father as well as a Christian inotlher ". Mrs.' • Randall wa's res- - Tensible for the decorations. T6�nvan; -.ts - rn i n� "A TI �T �'' Ohurch was thoroughly' enjoyed by k' JL JL _ s all who attended. Mrs. D: 0, Antis =� _ -end niece, Mrs. Duncan, of Toronto ..... - lAve.)y duet. - -- Mrs. Duncan ....................... _ . - - -�arg a• I -- 4 -- northern timber areas form a very imporwnt.•..••.•••••••.••••••••• lalso sang „Bless this Home." Mrs. ®NTL�R W. Johnson read t?re scripture. of natural wealth and logging — getting (he trees out for FOREST R'EALTS •Mrs. McLachlan gave a very int -� ' ;.s. .*eating address —-- "Mary.,p �peratlea h pro' " .,y ..� Mother of Je u ". — -- _ -- • An intimated i 1.031.0M,W0 cubic feet of P" ��,•g �. _ _.:' ..... _... _ still in ulith nature processing of pulp into tinnier eta on-t�ni§ri -o E 1t►4,o00;000 Mo ul' ,7� ereS3� i3 step �te acreR of forePted land. Witt, a capital IS YOUR CHILD OUT THERE. investment of $250,000,009, the _ .`newsprint and* a host of n.ety and promised products is however and-paper and l pulp urs+ber industries rank ~ Pickering Vilagle had one of it's irrt m industrial financing,. Forest in- model nicest streets -paved last summer. sin advanced industry upon' which dl towns ns tics built and ; dustries also lead in number' ernplo�-ed, € --- Pveryone likes it now - -evert the °' salaries, and wages paid end net valor of - products. Plans are afoot to: . careers are lauri.ched. Ontario's jersey wealth is .side: kick to her (a) tram men � efficient ' - &ildren. They play odt in the mid- A - main• dle of the street all the time. We ' ntiliet�ul iicke§ , -17io1'e solid if less spectacular. Pulpt000d and 1n��ing incited,; (b) redid however, that if those kids i twin _.the -.yield of natural P tree by reforestation ; are not kept off the roadway, a are each the yield Of rugged" country . . . caul+ in its way TM and (cnaodernize woods - _areal traffic accident will ake place ` _ operations �ith�nedzaaical _ - soon. Most of the homes have trice Ib9chons to the daring. - t ttREwl eRuipmwt, : 'lawns and spacious back yards i7 ? • •••••••••••••••��••��•��•��• IN t�*hich to play; eo try aaa help your DIItAR10 PE ERLESS ,children yourselves and the motor- _411 F4wb'tisbed by THE BRETVI?vG'INDU3TRY (ONTARIO) . _ : itr4 by looping theta off the driving Unfortunately Cedar Grove was sup- - Draper, Miss J. Shank and Mr. Alan the home of Mrs, Ray Wilkin, on ;'/ erior to them in this field and won Michell sang at the Baptist Church Wednesday evening. the event with their presentation of at Whitevale, last Sunday morning. Miss Hazel Wilson, of Toronto= y "For He Had Great Possessions," Tir. anti Mrs. J. E. Wilson and i also Miss Luella Carson, of Toronto, ,Mr. a.-id 'D1rs. Bruce Hart'un, of given by the group i:t charge - vv'aich Never .mind, gang, next year is i grandson, Allen, attended the W. A. spent Sunday with 'their. people. Toronto, spent - day with bars. U;c-d the material prepared by Mrs. coming and what you learned this supper at Whitevale last week. ,. Mr, any Mrs, John Forgie, of ;. Cook, here. Homer Brown, a missionary in one year may put you right on top an- Misses Hazel Michell and Mary -Dumbarton, spent Sunday with the * Mx•, and Mrs. Arthur Loyst, of church in west China Christian ,other time. Cedar. Grove' have to go Carter sang at Whitevale United former's sister, Mrs. Barbara Cam - Tweed, spent the week -end with Mr. homes are the •fou,ndation of our into the finals next Friday the 17th, Church on Sunday .. st. son, -- and Mrs. Frank Loyst. country, A piano instrumental -- at Markham, with the Northern win- Glad to report Mrs. Wm. Duncan Mrs. Wm, Piss, of Glen Major► - -_ �' -; Xr, and MrsL Bradbury, Uxbridge, "Home, Sweet Home" was given by. ners. We are pulling for you folk, improving. She is in Women's Coll- spent Sunday with her daughter, spent the week -erid with Mrs, Con - Mrs, W. Ward, and a beautiful solo and may the best -group win. ege Hospital, room 503. Mrs.' Ed. Jones, uer. "God Bless This House" was syxag ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Closson ' There was a good turnout at both ]Messrs Roy McLeod, . Ray Hill, by Mrs, R. Jackson. The business had their daughter, - Hazel Irene, Mothers' Day Services, p Harvey and Jima Coates, all of Tor- was conducted by the' Presidte.tt, 'Christened , at Centennial Church _on On Sunday, May 26, Mr. J. ' Heal Rouge Hills onto, spent the week -end' with their Mrs. Loyst, Mothers' Day and his choir will conduct the ser parents here. More than thirty young people vice in the evening at Grant A. M. The Young -People's Society of lt+lr. and Mrs. Best Gibon, of Osh- (aoodfellowship Class were out S�day night far Y, P'. U. E, church, Toronto, You are invited Centennial Church are havixg iLa, awa, spent Sunday with Mr. and About thirty members and friends when Gloria .Orcherod conducted her to attend. _ ,Leo, Uebty as their guest speaker as e Mrs,, Chas, Hssdy, attended the Goodfellowship Class missionary :light with Mrs. T. Cloys- , :..b , :. T"Coac y 410 ,,..:..g -a"Lt ...M des or�.hK.. rue 0ubject was - -- 5�.�an �,.r ssg, aL T wil be •lam Ajax, spent Sunday at the home of hone of Mr, and Mrs. W. Wallace. Aiisdonary Work Among the.Canad- to worth address that will be wall Mrs, Thomas Bacon Tbere were readings of prose on ian Indians, and it was stressed :MOUIit Zion worth hearing and the young people Mr. pied Morley sjieat the Week- "Mothers' Day" given by the differ- there is great need for workers in are expecting a good turnout. Every Rev, Mr, Carscaddeia, Toronto, _body welcome. - -send with his people here. ent members. Mrs. B. Wilson rend- this field; both for men and women. I eke on, Sunday evening- on behalf Quite a number of the reiidamtal Misses Eileen Cooper and Doris eyed music on the guitar ..while all The Home Mission Board of the Un- of the Canadian Institute for the met at Alton► Road and the F 4 Dolphin. of Toronto, and Miss . G. took part in singing a number of ited Church would welcome volurb- Blind. This 0 a good cause ano any Concession this week to see grbM j - Forsyth, of Oshawa, were at their old familiar hymns. Mrs. R, Pilkey teers into this work. contribution' would be appreciated, could be done about beautifying to homes over Sunday. took charge of the games and con - Next week .Bob Snelling will be in Rev. Mr. Mc.V will be in c triangle Y.: ey barge there. Committees wsa�e Mr. and Mrs. Alien Proust; -- tests. "MYS- C- R- eytr6Yds; P��Se of- Gtizenehip -- Night -at the or services next Sunday evening. foxzned and some of the plans wed Georgetown, spent Suadsy with Mr, and Mrs. 4 Pugh, Vice- President Y. P. U. and Leo Usaty will be the On Sunday morning, a special made. We can look forward to see• and Mrs. Arthur Prouse here. took over their new office. special speaker. Leo was a delegate Mothers' Day Service was conduct - ing a decided ipprovement 11n the Mr. Stewart Graham, of Toronto, to the World Youth Conference at I ed. Miss Barbara 'Knox, Brougham near future, spent Sunday at the home of his _BROUGHAM London, England, last winter and was the guest soloist, and Miss Edna ROUGE--- -NOTEt mother is this village. should have an interesti:rg talk Menzies, of Toronto was the speak- Mr. James Blackwell will is w We are pleased to report that Church News �y May 26; is the 65th Ann- er. case of any items you may have far Mrs. Frank Ham is somewhat imp- iversary, of Centennial Church. Spec - Mr. aQ Mrs, George Wilson vts- -the News. Call or write hkiL rowed. The Mothers' Day Service on Sun- ial service is planned,Ior-tliie after- ited their daughtery Mn. L, Smith, Doug, Hiaan, of Toronto, was with day had a large attendance, and a noon and in the evening, there will his people over the weekend- . ' fine service. The choir, the children be a two-hour movie when Cecil B. of Prospect. They attended service Mrs. Valentino and family, spelt Rad the "...a.zb� .ion all took pert• DeiMille's "King of Kings" will be at Prospect Church, in which their Dance At the week -end is Toronto with Mr.. Rev. I. E. Kennedy told the Bible shown. This is a 'wonderful picturb grandma George, was Christened. and Mrs, Mike Willimneon. story and gave the address. The and well worth making an effort to ml sad �. Eimer Wilton or- �CLAREMONT family have moved in with the for- Miss Marjorie Ward, R, N., of service of Baptism was, ministered see. mer's father, Mr. Bert Wilson. Mr. Toronto, spent the- - week -ehd with to Diana., the. young daughter 'of Mr. The Highland Creek Brunch of the May A ' _p$s_bere and Mrs. Frank Carter. Beautiful Canadian Legion held a church par- and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and family Fri. l�la.7 1 �, have moved i.-to the house formerly miss Mabel Anderson, of Toron- f10-wers ,woe .. placc l :a �e� -" nde vii M4 --� xtm r r'laremont Community. Halt " to, was the week -end guest of Mr. by firs. New, of Toronto, in memory on's Anglican Church. T"°`l Ly - °`. . `'�31 _ and Mrs. Maitland Anderson. i of her mother, the Late Mrs. Dun- -;son, of Evansville. Bruce Gould's Susie The Active ' Service Class meets at Admissions.• 5c. Mr. Jesse Warden, of Toronto, can. • spent Sunday at his home in the The W. M. S. Auxiliary meetirR Green liver - - scheduled fo: t' a 16th has been post- - ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDI�ARYt _ Mr. and Mrs. Len. Pillcey spent pond till Wednesday of- ox -ee]L - :- _ Sundae .with Mr. and Mrs. C. Pit- The Oshawa Presbytery meeting Mr. and Mrs Balfour of Toronto � � � ��T � �� key, 'of Oshawa. . held here last week, had a large a:- called o ► Mr. John Nush and other A good crowd attended the Bowl.' owl tenda-ice. Dinner was served by the fr_ ie ds. AND HIS FAMOUS- 16 PIECE ORCHESTRA -Ing Club dance in the Sall here last -W. M. S. ,members i-.1 the township: Pastor John • -Heal ' mad> several - With lovely PAT BERRY, Vocalist _ _ -- -- = -rte udap evening. hall. Canvassers 'ar the Pensi-> -L pastoral calls here this week. -- Mr. George Constable eras laid .off Fund are, meeting Kith success. Mrs, M, Draper pnd bliss Ruth work for a few days last week with Rutchi ►gs accompanied the Alberta k h r e a a { flu _ Mr. and Mrs. W. Knox and- Mrs- Rebecca _Lodge to Toronto on . Fd r a y 22 • Mr. ' and Mrs. George ' Middleton. Water Knox were at the Mothers' day of Last week for the President's -►f. Stouffville, spent Sunday here Day Service a' Hampton on Sunday.- . visit to East District. DANCING - 9 to 1 Adm3sslan =1.06 :with Claremont frieids, The little son of John and Mis. Kttoxc The Quartet, Mr. and Mrs. B. ... _ ]LANK THIS DATE ON YOUR CALENDAR _ t_ _ MTS, S. F. Robins is visiting her sw among the babies being LaaPtised - sister, Mrs. Rita, of New,York City, . •-ris name, Kenneth W'slter. - The building Project of Mr. Robt. _ ____•�- _ _ _ this week. - .. . - _ - . - • - • - :. - - - Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar .Duller is showing Progress.. - Sherk, at Briarbush Hospital, in - - Mr. Dandy has purchased the L. - Stoaffville, on Friday, May 10, 1946. Johnston property sad le now in �I �� ,sses:i n T1�AT S .a daughter. . p • , . Miss Zellers.. of Stouffville, is Visitors for the week -end gad - ( • locating as a hairdresser here and Sunday were: Miss Joan Milroy, of - . will shortly be opening a shop' in a W�� and Miss Ruth McGillvary, _ � � ��D �� - part of .the Bethesda Telephone �Wo�dbrldge, at the Thos. Norton _. - - - r j - home. :. Mothers' Day service In the Un- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Makolm and ited anal Baptist Churches were well sons; Mr. Frank Malcolm, son and c ' my atts^.ided oa $aadsy. There re daughter, and Mr, Gordon. Malcolm '� y at the not - were win:► Lkeir- relatives -ban. c� th L�u'ted Church - - W J. Brown, was vrith his ' D , Guests at the C. A. Overland home ' mother. r over the week-ead included: Miss Dr, Lyman Barclay wse with his _ • gy Overland, of Toronto; Mr. mother over the week -end. and Mrs. Gordon Overland, of King- The Syd Pugh family of Wb- stoa; Mrs. Lloyd, of Cornwall (a vale were wdth Mrs. Johnston gad - later of- -Mrs.- Overiand-1 and Mr. _Grant -over - the_week -e:d; -- u lea, of Bobcaygeon. The Stewart , Beare tamilyl of, I Lionel Dq 8 _ . Mrs. - Thomas Lye mid :. mily, - f -Ne�Vt -- were at , the homes -ot Toronto, spent the week -end• with Mr. and Mrs. 'E. Holtby. Mr. and Mrs. Len Lye. Mr. and Mrs. H. Crawforth was`Mr and l; also Mrs Matth ews duriR •the week. rs vie Rob i ns n 0 f Toronto / - . - spent. Sunday with friends here. Miss Zella Seebeck was at her r A number of homes here had home over Sunday. fruit trees sprayed on '.4londay.:. Mr. Fred Mechin was .waxily - welcomed when he called on old Boys Wekdmed Home R� th Bar+gtxet . Brougham • friends on Saturday, Mrs. Mason's husband gets his pay in cash. About 120 persons sat down at >: �/ Since. he's working all day, his wife banks it the banquet held in the Community ; ' Q<n Mexroriam `� `� for him, and she says she's always jiRery'til Hall here Last Saturday evening to l:':' ��► • re. And her brother, who sfis gets it safely the officially, welcome back the men w`to ; runs a stare, says he worries too about the Stephenson -In loving memory of a - money from the cash register! Safeguarding €rean-e ea_. dear motiner, hIitti�C1 L.::.:MZ , Rev. t. E. Kennedy;; brought a j .. Stephenso. who passed awn Rn ,l your money is one of the prime sorwcss ran- , brief message and voiced a welcome, �' y d ur aA behalf of Ctaremo:tt, to the men. May 11, 1945; and dear Father, Bred by yo bank -_ James A, Stephenson, who Paseed g v. W. L, Wenhaari a -- ... M 2 1 e proposed 9 �� - -'— -- ' toast to the King, and, Mr. Joseph v away on ay I Farr made the presentation of a Loving and kind in all their ways, r.•:iry� .".. i•- pea and pencil set to each man. = Upright and true to the end of _ _"`✓ - s put- on- by -t�rM i 1 }.�:. 4my o i : �at-a- relief it is • whea- youhave deposited your moaet -in Show' went over big with -•the men ; Sincere and true in heart and mind; the bank! 1Vo more worry lest it should be lost' or srolea! Yon and was very well received, Follow- ' Beautiful memories they'.ve left : need only keep a little ready cash in your pocket or in the house. „ - - dreg this, dancing . made up the�be�I- behind. : ,. :.Bills can be paid by cheque and 'your cancelled cheque is your - - ance of the evening', -Ever remembered by their family. receipt. _ Bowling Club Opens Here On 24th. When the teller heads you your pass book, you glance at ..: The Claremont Bowling Club will Highland Creek the balance and know to a nt how much money you have. open their 1946 season on May 24, : _ . :. You are so accustomed to your b nk's accuracy th t�"eldoxn -' here, with a tournament of Mixed In order to net an insight into the - -- - bother to check the figures. - a Trebles. Any bowler in the vicinity presentation vf` an operetta, many y who would like to participate in thin of the Centennial choir nrvemb.ers at_ _ c.The Very fact that you- aad•some 5,000,000 others -tape all tournament, just send his or her tended this at Scarboro Collegiate _ i _ these conveniences as a matter of course is a daily demonstration ,name alo to the Secretary, Mr. `` g last week, when it w-as put on by thB of your confidence in the dependability and efficiency of your bank. W. L. Irwin, Claremont, Oat, pupils of that school, It is the hope 'Wom M,ssios+ary Society Of of Centennial to produce H. M. S. ; - 'The United Chareh pinafore themselves next fall, so S. �� G I. provided a Preview for them The "Christian Home" was the Oa Friday night, May 10, Cen- �✓ t theme of the Women's Missionary tennial Y. P. U, made a valiant ef- Society meeting for the month This fort to show their dramatic ability .A May, at the United Church. in the Toronto East Rural Prhaby- T b i s A d v• r t i s e m: n t J s S p o n s o r s d 6 y y a v r d. a E • very .14nportmt subject was well Lary Drama Festival at Mwkhasw sago- um a ea a opts a a . , and members of the Brotherhood eaed blackouts. the of the week. -- offered to.: supply of Railroad Trainmen and Broth--- - Freight 4.nd passenger transport- Shtpmenfs on some railroads United Nations Relief and Rehab- ' erhood 'of Locomotive Engineers ation redt.ctions •increased 'almost have been cut to 75 per cent..ot ilitation Administration with 100, will. walk out on strike at 4 p.m: on hourly artd unemployment figures tlprmal. 004 tons of wheat and other food. May 18, on orders of heads of the mounteu into the hundrtds of Solid Fuels Administrator Krug stuffs in t• a next year and a half two union^ issued shortly aher :. thousands as raw material-, and banned delivery of soft coal to any for famine relief. they had. stalked• out of a meeting ..shrinking coal supplies diminished cossumet with more ' than 'a five The offer also included 10,001 in Chicago with carrier represent• ptmost to till vanishing point. day supply. The order already tons of coffee, atives. �[T IS DIFFICULT TO MAKE THE WORLD REALIZE THE MEANING OF 'F- AMINE _ f 1Vianafaw ; : : ' .. - r :: f•'. •1 .� The Great New M In The Making , s` -Northwestern Manitoba _ y�y r 'Write for _ M . 111"ted Descriptive i31•',�' - �g l Folio of Information to _ Manataw mold So spoke Herbert Hoover as he looked at India in his worldwide Mines Limited Investigation of food conditions. His words are a dramatic sound tack for these pictures, taken in Calcutta .... of a young mother :18 Toronto Street covering the dead body of her starved child . of the grim curious watching the. corps removal squad take away the body of an old rant Toronto, Canada . of the pitiful cargo of young death being loaded into a removal truck. But the situation in India. a, , .,;' �"',�,,�,�►,',,//,+ - squad dia. warned Herbert_Hoovee 1� " r a no wove than in other parts of the world. al 7 -�' C%ief r d � Into d abo i o T- _. w - • ' tc B � G _ 1 , e r d k t t 1 s 'n t j 19U0� stack °f - $ wlful,w'tl'a g• �Iia ey�ea ,��+ y �� o hisb ° he look _? 1 ifj',� d% -' That eltE n ltid as ttt /,�_ sweet- malt3- -rich. alwaja spar, ereban• B v' �',..,: r , I I �► rrl - that s'a'nut g - aeS the n' tbiag „/1 I�1 made• avor _ O somE slat 1 - \�' I Act On.A.84�hu� _ .� =_ tc u� Jmegeye• "',p�aaowna. -oil t -ours todatur3'� is Y = h° oaSe� a eclat pa delici Y III tlao - - ell. Ginn �\ Poet's G= cereals; F of Gttap s p0J >j " Id that ho Nuts den Bake Y- [NUTS, Post, _ 4>k CRApcereal AK • • � vas •�� '...� , . .. _ • .. 0 el S Etc f e hie • � - .... - • a pis �l I'l n ev Iva, i g, Tt p r i M�� 3� a�li °� a Y °� Y °Et °b�\ _ i'nI_x 1 sate 11IAIte o�yl„•nd Trede Moro 1 1CINf p! i <t:' o�Ee treat eE. - "'aired b and _ E� > >:. Y n Zak tes arle a M aSa 8rouer 1 Y• dour' o w - a I to as .. h ° y _ r r- e b t sn i _ '119, p' C' o be prole SUS Po ics noUrishinr e.o.e - - Y S etaeS h °spljO es; FI es rape-Nuts -- - - ;° eels; 4 dbo� °t1�eY :size in regular fip tb an ootl; and biz e S the a1 �izc ppekag° eG °�3 e - foaeEgenti tip. Ile�t shopping a . ti r la is �..w — GF16 A Prodnet of Genercl Foods - Living Cost Up Only action by President Tru- ' __The cost of living in Canada' a. man can avert the walkout. �.. --7N IighIihts of _ eu�s 4 April 1 was higher than, at an •p g y time wring the war, the ll - Bureau of Statistics HEMORRHOIDS - - -` reporte3 reported ..'file bureau said its official cost- Z Special Remedies of- living 'index, on the basis 1935- iy the Makers of M — OhftmsM " " U. S. Coal Strike In Detroit, the I-ord .Motor (-o. had cut off supplies to all except last week. Mecca Pile Remedy No. 1 L for Protsudinr - —The he nation looked to strangling it would begin shut- esser.tial iudusry and- hospitals 1939 equals 100, advanced front Bkedins Piles, and is sold in Tubs, with pi r oRem�e Son for relief from the strangling downs throwing 110,000 out of with less than a 10 -day supply, 120.1 at March -- 1 to 120.8 at dyyNNo .2isforExternnalItcbhii'ns�SoM 'effects of the 38 -day -old coal work. April 1. The index slightly ex- n Jar, and in for external use only. Prior Eft -- > Ordw by number from your Druggist. strike. Only 35 per cent, of -the freight- Britain To Quit Egypt seeded the tvdrtime hi h level of g Cities farms Maine to ers in the Great Lakes coal and ore .Britain ltas'offered to n•ith -draw 120.5 recorded in August, 1945. w ,.t:d .from "Oregon were feeling the impact of fleet now are in operation, accord- all her mi:itary, 'air -wd naval, for The bureau said the principal curtailments in ing to A. T. Wood,- president of cis from Egypt 'in return fdr an part of the increase came from the esnerti�l electric power,, railroad service,.. in.iustrial the Lake Carriers' association. Wood said coat shipments on the alliance negotiated "between two equal nations having • interests in food group which rose from 133.1 to 135.1 'Price increasli butter, activity and other businel lakes are about 4,300,000 tons be- common." This would throw' the pork products and vegetable: were t In a rd1y- widening radius ex. Iow this time last -car. Egypt. Egyptian extremists ass- mainly responsible.. tending in all directlon,.__trom Chi teel wa• the industry hardest defense of the Suez Canal upon -' -- - -_ -= sago, hardest hit by the power cur= hit. It was es f mr.Ted- -4004M-_. _ailed any British alliance. ..Rail Strike Seems Certain mss, /s�� _ '` + a tsilment, electric service faded would be without work m the Chi- -- - --- � -:' -= - .. .T,, �,,,,,,�,. ed isty thous- •. •.. ' frvm dimou proportions to threat- Cal et r lone before - Ethi H 11- - �•� sago- um a ea a opts a a . , and members of the Brotherhood eaed blackouts. the of the week. -- offered to.: supply of Railroad Trainmen and Broth--- - Freight 4.nd passenger transport- Shtpmenfs on some railroads United Nations Relief and Rehab- ' erhood 'of Locomotive Engineers ation redt.ctions •increased 'almost have been cut to 75 per cent..ot ilitation Administration with 100, will. walk out on strike at 4 p.m: on hourly artd unemployment figures tlprmal. 004 tons of wheat and other food. May 18, on orders of heads of the mounteu into the hundrtds of Solid Fuels Administrator Krug stuffs in t• a next year and a half two union^ issued shortly aher :. thousands as raw material-, and banned delivery of soft coal to any for famine relief. they had. stalked• out of a meeting ..shrinking coal supplies diminished cossumet with more ' than 'a five The offer also included 10,001 in Chicago with carrier represent• ptmost to till vanishing point. day supply. The order already tons of coffee, atives. �[T IS DIFFICULT TO MAKE THE WORLD REALIZE THE MEANING OF 'F- AMINE _ f 1Vianafaw ; : : ' .. - r :: f•'. •1 .� The Great New M In The Making , s` -Northwestern Manitoba _ y�y r 'Write for _ M . 111"ted Descriptive i31•',�' - �g l Folio of Information to _ Manataw mold So spoke Herbert Hoover as he looked at India in his worldwide Mines Limited Investigation of food conditions. His words are a dramatic sound tack for these pictures, taken in Calcutta .... of a young mother :18 Toronto Street covering the dead body of her starved child . of the grim curious watching the. corps removal squad take away the body of an old rant Toronto, Canada . of the pitiful cargo of young death being loaded into a removal truck. But the situation in India. a, , .,;' �"',�,,�,�►,',,//,+ - squad dia. warned Herbert_Hoovee 1� " r a no wove than in other parts of the world. al 7 -�' C%ief r d � Into d abo i o T- _. w - • ' tc B � G _ 1 , e r d k t t 1 s 'n t j 19U0� stack °f - $ wlful,w'tl'a g• �Iia ey�ea ,��+ y �� o hisb ° he look _? 1 ifj',� d% -' That eltE n ltid as ttt /,�_ sweet- malt3- -rich. alwaja spar, ereban• B v' �',..,: r , I I �► rrl - that s'a'nut g - aeS the n' tbiag „/1 I�1 made• avor _ O somE slat 1 - \�' I Act On.A.84�hu� _ .� =_ tc u� Jmegeye• "',p�aaowna. -oil t -ours todatur3'� is Y = h° oaSe� a eclat pa delici Y III tlao - - ell. Ginn �\ Poet's G= cereals; F of Gttap s p0J >j " Id that ho Nuts den Bake Y- [NUTS, Post, _ 4>k CRApcereal AK • • � vas •�� '...� , . .. _ • .. 0 el S Etc f e hie • � - .... - • a pis �l I'l n ev Iva, i g, Tt p r i M�� 3� a�li °� a Y °� Y °Et °b�\ _ i'nI_x 1 sate 11IAIte o�yl„•nd Trede Moro 1 1CINf p! i <t:' o�Ee treat eE. - "'aired b and _ E� > >:. Y n Zak tes arle a M aSa 8rouer 1 Y• dour' o w - a I to as .. h ° y _ r r- e b t sn i _ '119, p' C' o be prole SUS Po ics noUrishinr e.o.e - - Y S etaeS h °spljO es; FI es rape-Nuts -- - - ;° eels; 4 dbo� °t1�eY :size in regular fip tb an ootl; and biz e S the a1 �izc ppekag° eG °�3 e - foaeEgenti tip. Ile�t shopping a . ti r la is �..w — GF16 A Prodnet of Genercl Foods - CLASSIFI FD ADVERTISING REWARD FOR A doOD RACE - sAax caLCia -.. . aun'�ALF: uw'uu't 1 Sri IF:. Fouls 4\'uMlen { * FOR. EGGS AND MEAT TOP HYDRAULIC TRACTOR tiE A HA110311F."EH _T !Catch can't be beat: A Top Notch JUIN I'ANAIIA•S LE:AIHNI; 141•11OU1 -• �: �� flock is a highly productive flock. SEAT - titart Greet lipporhulliy' I Pero r: your 1946 flock now with New Monroe L'•Z P,ide Tractor Lialydresetag P husky, healthy Top Notch, chicks beat. Passenger cur comfort, ell- Pleasant dignified urufPraton, good t. e and be ready with large eggs urinates ride fatigue on your wages, thousands successful Marvel and plump birds when the dom. tractor, Eursaw Tractor Co., graduates, America's greatest ps- estic and export markets are at 1V"dstock, Ontario. rem. f1lutKrateQ catnlosrue tree. their beet, Top Notch chicks car- \Trite fI call ' ry' with'tbeyn the best character- 1'l'I, FOR SALE;, BEAUTI}'C'1. , - istica that modern poultry breed- o A,Al VI• :I. RAIRDIfFSSING s> ing can produce. Government Pure bred Top Pomeranian, Male. SCHOOLS ; Breeders of known livability and Color orange, 9 weeks old. Apply 158 Moor St, W. 'Toronto to R. B. Graham, Arundel, Que. $ranches: 44 Bing SL Hamilton productivity are used. Pre -ship- , ment culling and sele tion as- ie 74 Rideau Street Ottawa. , sures you a healthy, group of DENTAL PRACTICE IN TORON- ii New love prices ar'e in et t6. Dentist retiring. Possession PATENTS ' ^2 feet now for May delivery. Prompt un May 23rd, Box 90, ,73 Adelaide delivery on most breeds. Free West, Toronto, Ont. FETHERI- TUNHAW-H & COMPANY N catalogue, also started chicks and Patent Solicitors. Established 1810; '� "•' ' older pullets eight. weeks to 16 EI.P.t"!'IaC 11,1010)nst NEW, USED 14 King West Toronto. Booklet, Olen Chtckeries, - bought, sold. rebuilt: belts pul- information on request Guelph, Ontario. feyy, btush -es- Aden Electric East -- - ' :;;`•" ti's':': pany Ltd., 2326 Durterin St. Tor- A-t BA13Y CHICKS: "''HITE LEG• onto. Ont horns; Barred Rocks; Sussex X" New Hampshire; Barred Rock X CHOICE PROGRESSIVE EcL-R_ TIME TESTED QUALITY White Leghorn; 5,000 choice start- bearers 25 for $1.00; 50 for 31.75: SERVICE and SATISFACTION # t° ed chicks available. Write or 100 for $3.00; 200 for 35:00. Pre- phone A, H. Switzer Hatchery, paid Riverside Nursery, Wes; Your films properly developed and hranton. Phone 38 -B. Rlv.er,' love Scotia, printed ` ` �y+, 6 OR 8 EXPOSURE K(iLl -la lie. Ftl -IT RELIABLE CHICKS E' TR EE;, APPLE, PLUM, ' REPRINTS 8 for Ybc, FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE Carron btrain Leghorn and Bred year. Cherry, Peacb, Red and you may not get all the films you to.liy Barred Rocks are our out, Black Currant, want this year I-I- yo11•caD get all Traines Max Hirsch gives Assault winker of the Kentucky Derby a tandinb'flocks. Hybrids, Leghorn Gooseberry, Raspberry Canes he,y"- UelTiy and - service you desire - ' - - -- : Barred Rocks, Hamp• X Barred Latham and Chief $4.50 per 100, by sending, your films to at Louisville, Ky., a well- deserved bit of sugar, The Derby winner Rocks and started chicks, All, Strawberrf Plants, Asparagus LMPER1AL PHOTO SERVI('B brought $90,000 for his owner, Robert J. Kleberg, Jr., and $18.40 to flocks Wood tested. May chicks Roots, Hedge Plants - Japanese Station 1. Toronto, the bettors who backed him to win with a $2 ticket. now available. Miller's Chick Barberry and Privet, Chinese Hatchery, Fergus, Ontario. F.Im. Large selection of Flower- I'1LMb UEVEhUPED 15 CITE CIUM fat: Shrubs. Write us for attract- ranteed one day service, KOo+e .WE: WILL HAVE SOME STARTED lvr Toronto. O P,unnjmede Nursery, 'WA IT LNG, Ray Photo Service. pullets for delivery early June. Toronto. Ont. Nnrtn IlAy place you aced any of these, please SPOTS. OF.SPORTS place your order soon. Right now u1.age AND GOLDEN' for AURE CAB- SUPREME SATISFACTION d. CAB- we haa:r day -olds Immediate de- Sage Plants 150 for 31.00• 1,000 livery, Bray Hatchery, 130 John for $1.00: 10,000 for 3 5.00, Col- Can only be attained by having N. Hamilton, Ont. leer.- Peter Lughtlgheld, Blen- your films processed by highly By FRANK MANN HARRIS - - - - -- helm, Ontario. skilled matertalsiand sing the et ("A Six fait Critic") F1'T.Cl.tl. SA1 E OF DT.IRTE"D Artery. All is obtainable at lowest euckerels, 3; 4, 5 and 6 weeks old F'AR"s FOR SALE prtcep. Poll developed and 11 Prior to last Saturday's Ken- However, the actual race sound- in .the fgllowing breeds: Barred :yrints 25c., repTints Se. each. All tucky Derby it had been a con- ed O.K., good old Clem McCarthy Rocks. New Hampshlres, Light Y -sltltered. A Jedited FARM REG- Pork guaranteed. siderable stretch of time since last calling same in his usual workman - ussex. Light Sussex X New r -- Humpshtrr, New Hampshire X Igtered. Accredited - R.U.P. --- - g City St111c Shipping - 200 Acres TRANS- CANADA FILM we had the leas- - privilege of like and efficient fashion, And the Uarred Fuck and 'ussorted heav- P - P g C;ood Soil - Tractor, and Imple- ies +cud fur prices at once, Sup- meats - Modern Brick ]rouse at SERVICE hearing ?fir, Ted Hosing steaming snooty remarks we have just pass- -ply IN limited. Tweddle thick Village. and Station.' Jaa Cowan, Toronto is. out. the air-waves.' But we hadn't ed about Mr. Husing are no doubt _ H:,trtserira Limited, Fergus, Ont. %Ve•r nrome. Que. be listening to him for more nothing but a, case of sour grapes n.vrc•r tc _ C�tgip,111.1TF: FREE g ' g HQL1,_YWOOD LEGHORN delivery' on b'auitlean Miniature i, fi °wit before, we, because we didn't have a $10 K:ag- t A1{J1a Itric SALF: IN' TE�itvbwaI- t'arnerms. complete with Everendy - g ' •' =' PULLETS 20e. _ ing district, close to hfKttwap; -case fs._:,. r.'7 film for above tie. became conscio#1s of certain sea- rr on the winner, who certainly rullwuy, markets, bargains Write Honywur,d I,'Ilhornm are ramous Free Price List ' Photographic' timents which, in former days, didn't perform like any eight -to- fur i))vMhi[it1 �}n rilnlit.v, ra� it 7.:rlek Vertlleb.'\ \'awbewaw'u, (rat, c. r--_ ts. sica. yg�4e comfgy.er -y% Wien oAt -sh ^+ t^ ^•• ��• -� - glow rig hetiltSy t�dw that de- �I FLRe - 1}:epf i ��inlraa m E, Wa 1, Shelburne, Ont. vetop Into splendid produeerm, (oast) D.VR1 'h.vRif 'ELEC'TI;iC. ever Ate heard --that, particular m' ^ht state that we did consider they'hnvr the large bodies necev- uilY equipped. 100 acres, all clay microphone- artist ip action said ter serious(} t we sary' for continued high egg pru- loam, vt'ell built. 17 miles %vest of ANY SIZE EiOLL ' Y B a small in- ducilun. Ruck. Ited and h.'brid Ottnwu, Ouse to highway, Apply sentiments `being, (l) What a restment in ASSAL'L'T, brio dc-. e- pnlleb: st:,,ua per hundred, iii; lac Robert Green. Richmond, lint, ' ur 11 exposures g i'uc it Vhrm. Mille Roches, Oat: "• I'donr Hazelden -n 18 -2. OF \'E1.4i1'P:D ! i•isIXTF.17 �Sr, W a t of tilt situation 'lie is; (2) small from SO doing by Only three - --- a :Ul Il'Nl'I:71 EN _q l(l1FAf EN•PS .+c' What a man etlous flow of fang- small natter -lack of' cash in 2S FREE CHICKS It a• At');E:.', i3,:,on D(1\ \'N, IMHU Size 4sG" !n Beaurltsit irnael Mounts cage Ire possesses; and ')What if pocket, lack of er'edit with - books, - d,are puKaea,yiotr. 14 acres Fall F,illari;emonts t.s•° on Ivory tinted severe pain in the neck Ile gives u3: and inability to decide between fit i:' 1;A1t1 C'Hll'!iA Ala•: THL \%'}teal. 14 Miirch sown' mired vnnuht. ,e9" in ( ;nid.. Silver, ('trims -- prn;;rn)' t'; I- Quilaut,un huu 1%\- -- '>rus4n.' -' 37 for hey - pasture and - -- * a * - ASSAULT and some nine other i:i.utrred L'Irda. All lirerdrra blood. corn, Sn ucres sawfulf timber tramrs. .'.nr•. each, If rnlnrgement tied, Prices from 3c to i'5c. All coloured: -7:!c .each 'These, of course, are Strictly per- starters. uunruatetd excellent layers, don't with creek and maple syrup Y P - evulpnrant, Hydro and water Iii I :eprinls Alade Fram Your so:,al en invents, although - we decay, order no sy. Goddard Chick \el:ativP• 3c; Each t b:,rn uud. 9 roam warm Stick - 41uta hrries: f:ritunnla _ He1ghU. huu *r with hardwood 'flr,ora, - 1]FI'T. M - know of several who share them- _ •- A' constant source of amazement ` bu i-e cupboards. wood:. 'floors, tees, I -But it's a funny thing how just•the bunion wttrbte•, cement alto. Steel STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE to us is finding out how many . _Nil faE:I.AY AT T\\ rDDLES WHEN Rex #2310, Pont urr(re 4,, •1`arwnto very loafs of sCH1Fr broadcasters' Ihin s there -are owe feel absolutely roofs, double 'garage, benhouaes. I,- g you went chl.'i.�. We ore hatch - On euunt,v mad � rnites fl:ost,of L rani �Pt-me and Addre -•- rleilniy, voices can seem, to set your nen'es confident of knowing -and then Ing thousand -� of chicks inch hwhwa,v at Saintfield, Port 11 try on edge - «`e know quite well that 'w'eek And run give prompt 'dell- school bus gorq by furor: Lot 19 discovering, in a pinch, that we •eery' on f-he fullowlnic breeds and C'u#1 14 iteuc h ' township. Unt, ANY PICTURE ENLARGED ]rrother Busing• rates very close to -don't know them .t all. For in hybrids a•+ well as many- others'. cotrnly. ,,timer \\apace I:. 11._:, S ze X. Iti tnche�, sac. earn. being tops in his .profession, and ' N'htle Leglaorns, Barred hock,-. 'illarku-nter, Ontario. 1.lm:r Iwo_Okni- Studio, r\ept.,i., stance, right after the Kentucky Nevv''}tampshifgs, Whit* Leghorn " 9z Renneth A%a, Taranto. that' it little behooves the likes of :N I:nrred+ Pock, tarred lock - Derby, alrcad> referred to, a )union 1\'hlte Le burn, New d Rov);lrr 1N'et tll'NIaI:I:D ACt:E:S E'ENC'P:I1 -us to be critizing Otte so eminent,. ` a eighty w•i,rkable, sugar wreitI,% And jet, somehow or other; it's member of the famfly.�whd tied Itnrred leaxk, RnrrrA Roclt N bush. been languidly listening to Clem .New Hurnpshi're, Lighi Sut.oex \ !urge bout; barn. atirlrtg aster, iYnpo55,tble for us to listen to him SICCarilty describe ASSAULT New Hurnpvhircx. Light Sussex X i larg,s huu-v. water, mint;, tole- 1,\ 1 ?]Y THE CANADr tN r,U1'EItN. impossi the r us thit there are' C:Irre4L Luv1,. AIL Tiveddle rhlck- phunP, lit hetw•e -n two towns, ment put oat a $3.1-0 lVar }tavinos feeling- - einniug by eight lengths, pupped are from tioveryment ApprovMFf I:Cazier, South i:tiier.. - StaroA. Witt pay 3.1u.ttt for each t %YO of 1 int there =tic One Join puflorum tested breeders.. The _' ropy offered in wndamaged can- - - S UP a'it;l_ a seemingly- innocent the oh, and the other standing off _l,ep, jug ho* war Ig user but there Is n ter- IIt111U1tF:•,•s(�C4: dluun. Uood stamp collections also quc ;y. It \vas, "Sa mcnduua demand -'for food. It - ;purrha =•ed. flax 3660, StIfto,n. e, and admiring the stipcNsuperlativC nl.11 pay you to bus Taceddlr \v Innipeg, Canada. a 'far is a length? chleka ttils yolar. free catalogue, 1.l':. \1 ;` 11.111 ;I I:t:a lie; t Hi job the first is doing, - aisoatarted chicl.4 and older pul- F:I,hei(,00. method, rnfitmallon M s ?+ :eta to weel:a to 78 ,veehs for tin- on rrques' reI nrd,ny aL,r -.rr•, K'A�'tl•:U' 1�'C were immediately, beset with mediate delivery. Tweddle ('itch, Imy. IX7 A rifle rrsstn' Arad• C R E A M a1 Otte of rho%e Severe COughing Spells mediatrle+ Limited• eddlu•: Oct, rmy.'t37 Aaerue kund, ' loronto. 11, \N"f' I'At'l'r111Y I:tll.l•tNt ;, F'I:Er- -- ter about 6a x s-,. Send descrfo- v\hiclt always scan to attack a per - HI:Lr tor- Price. etc. to I;ecruv larum• atwen Sound. Coah IN o■ the a(ahest cream which hich come in so re ry Gl.'N5 RI ?NAIREU, SC'UF•ES VI }:LATIN(. Rtru \t NURSES, �Al. -. prfeem mince llr•� by wbippin; to handy -at such Junctures. But _ a -, Ohstenicat •,nd Geperid Lois \C .t \ "I't.•U - Ex-offleer, wife, one MucF•retera. We paid -4c de- this One did n0 goad at 111. 's%!Ot mounted. Special twelve gunge Nurses for fork County• Hom Ital, r4tild urgently need house or 3r4 tl%ered Includlux ■ubaiiiy.for Ns. .shells for deer. A. Herrgott, Gun- P room n asrtment, anywhere wsthlrs i means on April (7th. even - waiting for our coughing to -•- -:.:smith, Woodstock, Ont. Newmarnet, Ont, ,Suite in first p P B g letter stilary evpected: Apply. to 5" miles or Toronto. %Vrite 1',0: MACFEETERS CREAMERY subside, and showing an utter lack i4uperintend'ent• L'ox IGA. Stoney Creek, Ont. l:REI• YUCK u\vN Rokee 1 - as J.fFt \'1N %t'. _ r(u((„rTU of sympathy for our sufferings, our system Amazingly ed t your 0001. 'Iu:NEI AL \Nt) MAN• FO 1: 1\' NLNT Hlit,'S9S A'I V11.1 AI ;LS, whole mob was on the trail, insist- system adapted to your van kurdenlW: and to'heip In hn, to Tu%%'ns and Hlt:hways. Also em;ill 'needs. Details free. Bookeeping farm• t tie :au err Send hill de- ing on a definite answer to a defin- ,�<.... 4:-L�- n+ "asztntsa 1Yoad. live in. ,prtvsate apartirmf :� a, r ptlun., Drier, etc. rill -- plied, family -W threw. U'e_te 2r George . e Victoria, B. C'.. Canada, phone .I.• U, \Vllllace, (1;Ikville, -�urnmond. broker,. aiwen 'S/,u,,d. , Ontario. . constitutes 'a length in horse rac- SPRING CLEANING^ NEW WALL Tt'I:N Voult rt.EU• AL\SH. AND O ing. - Paper' Cover those furnace re- grain Cngs (whold or torn) into --- fllsters. with asbestos filtered TWO' FARNIHANCsS \\'. \: \TED. c,ysh, We pay freight rates and w,.._. " ..; .hoods. \i'rlte for free circular. L•rnthers operatinir • adjoining hif;hest prlees. Writq inday to .the )Ac soon as we had cooled out Register Hood Co., 1314 Addison, +yell`, equipped one hundred acre I ond'an i n� Company'. I,nndon, Cleveland (3), Ohio. ra rma each require an experiene- itntnrio. . somewhat, we had recourse to the ed man, wag-s ain month rred. Rfvi� �N' record = books' to try and find out 117DILDING ritCrl•LIR!+ good board Abstainers; preferred. FEATHERS WANTED . wST Douglas Gee, Gormley, Ontario. «•hat really does Constitute r K EA1E \T BLOCK MACHINE 8" AND Fealh -r.4 tend feather beoa of all 1101'. Gilbert C, Storey Machinery, SINGLE MAN - EXPERIENCED. descriptions. Highest, prices paid. • 9 fir, length. Aud, while no doubt there _25 St. Alban's Street, Toronto. in general farming and .cure of 'Write to Queen ('try Feather Co.. � is a definite, ruling some place ')r Ii` lice stuck- \i'eldvwood Farm, P,. 1, 2:: rhld%vin R1.. Toronto.F." other, the nearest the could come UYFTIrG ANU 11.F:ANING London, Ontario. WANT JXSINESSES,. ANY KIND. N to it was in Frank Menke's book HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS _ L1,ve rash buyers for Stores, 40 w1lerc it says- "the average rage- dyeing or cleaning?. Write to us MEDICAL GatagPs, Hotels. Mills. I'Artories. horse -Is something g for Information. \\'e are glad to •Dailies. etc. Send description and g Oyer rig) feet ,-,answer your pliestlons. Depart. IT'S EXCPf.LE1NT. .n UAL I:ESULTS price. George Drummond, hroker. in length -while running -with neck ment H Pnrker :s Dye Worsts. after taking Dixonls I:emedy for (lsven Sound. stretched out." Llmlled, 741 Von a Street. To- Y.heumutir Pains and Neuritis. tv A.N• TE:D. NE'tV UP. C'SED. 1 Y .onto. Sltawa. Drug Store, 335 Elgin, lathe for turning axe handles. YOU knolti !r ' - _ _ Uttuws. I'ostPaid $1.OU. 2 -2i -fn.' bead sail, Give FOR SAi.F� prices :1ttd so, •pen Ing the receipt of STO 1ACH AND THREAD WOWNIS and full particulars. A. 'E: •fur- If 0U bc7V2 CEDAR POSTS FROM & TO 4" otten are the cause of 111 health snore accurate nfortilai ion, that IS X' sane, St. ['Terre, •Alanitoba. tops. Apply B &. G Lumber Co. in -humans, all ages. No one im• -,-,-here «c' propose to leave Rite Subsidiary Co. td. W k Grose Fur•. your pubs not find out If this Is ED -TO RC\' PILES natter., and if, some•evening, cur - tops. • allure o. Ltd. Walkerton, Ont. - your trouble, Interesting particu•• ' tars - Frees Write Afulveney's L'1:ST PRICES PAID FOR GVUi- ly- haired little .Iodine should' look CONSTRUCT YOUR OWN TELE- __ _temedles-Speclalists, Toronto S. walnut - either standing trees V0 14W Iirnow it 'tip at you out of lien big lue ohs, scope to study the, stars view era- or logs. Telephone 4 -4754 hitch- p �` g ) `.' tera on the moon. Kit includes ever or write Fannin Veneer QUICKLY and say• "Daddy, how far is a. 2 %" object lens, 3 foot tube, a. F'EUPt.E :iRE TALKING : \P.UI'T Company, 42 Edward Street, ' the good results from taking iiitchener, Ontario. when pi /e miseries arse length" you Catt tell her with our Ip[ ece _and_inatruct[ons -jot'-- asaem- pmt �I{em€ . fqr Rheumatic Sly, 11'1.60 postpaid. S. Janes & ('o. pains and Neuritis. Afunro's DruK - - =- =�R E L! E V E D 'tcti that eight feet is Ct as to - It 612 Canada Building, Saskatoon. t;tore, 355, Elgin, Ottawa. Post- eiese- enougi t n; c re - �a i d $1.00. I! yon are troubled with itching pries of -- RADIUS - NE \V AND USED. HARD ><1lNPi+ti]f1L rectal soreness do not delay treatment and make'no matter, And then, gently to get tubes and parts of all IM s+l A rnn the risk of letting this condition become but firmly push the little darling kinds, List sent for stamp. Econo- MAKE LIFE WORTH LWLXG! _ nt pchronic. Any rectal itching or soreness or my Distributors.' Kingston, Ont. £LECTRiC aaafu1 passage of stool is mature's warn. off to bed or, first thing you know, + WHY* SUFFER? atiag and 'prow treatment should be secured she'll be asking you if, in. timing' TURKEY POULTS PROMPT' do what countless numbers of MOTORS For this purpose get a, package of Hem. horse- races, the time is taken front - DELIVERY happy users are doing for the Rold from any dru gist and use andirecterl• • effective relief of: Chronic Ca. Manufacturers of 7Ws formula whist is used internally is ■ exact instant when the barrier We can give prompt delivery on _tarrhal conditions (as to Bron• small, easy to take tablet, will quickly ra ii -s' rill Broad Breasted bronze, and White -chills. Asthma & Sinus Pg(lns)., BEVERLY liege-the itching and moron ess and std !s _ T3o11nnd Turkey Poutta. or book ;;kin disorders each as [3ofla and healing the gore tender spots. Hem -Roid is for May and June delivery. All Pimples: Arthritic & Rheumatic' CIRCULATING it semsthe height ofIp lyfor recommended one t ;poults bntched from hloodte.-ted, Pains: Ask your Druggist for K saerae the height of folly for say one to With regard t6 that last oiler we pullorum free breeders, under 'Odorless end Tastelebe ADAAi'S " "and :'cak a painful and'chrori; pile condition may say t at jlte time is not taken EXHAUST FANS when so fine a remedy may W had at such ides( conditions in most modern fiARLIC PEARLES or write a small cost.. Money hack if you are not f om the springing of the barrier 1146 model, all electric and auto- Richmond Adorn Co., ' P. U. 1174. (All Sizes, Types) entirclt pleased. - matically controlled turkey loco• Vancouver. Can. 33 per 100 NolE-Thr sponow of this notice Is as -but might add that probably,nine bators, and hatched in sepdrnie. Vearles, enough for b weekf' old, reliable firm doing business In Cards new turkey air conditioned Hatch- Immediate Delivery :for over 20 yearm.9lem -flow suet help rev out of ten folks who attend horse particulars, which tells or the annoying egad painful pile ronafition --meat races think that it is, and what ery. Send for Price r,ist anti rwi MI'stll)Ah INN'Pltl'MFL�'1a 410. Dundag St, de It quickly, easily and pleasantly or row good results our 1945 customer. -!/� e.0 rest at the. remarkably surreasfn' 'difference does it really make, after had. Act Quickly - hook pour 1'It1'I a A (()!1111 \/g'i'lls BUYS // Weg} so,". IN reato sea nathfin, Tr► I( today. all Willi which p r o f u u n d' order while they last. LAKEViE k%1 sells. exchnntg,,S�, Moslem) tnstru• d Toronto - Ontario - - - - -- I POULTRY FARM & HATCHERY. merle, ill Chlrrch, Toronto L thought we will ,mercifully leave ezeter, Ontario. 12SUE 20--194x,, you for a)lother week. • I i��t��e t�o �/ j ore We do building of all kia4a t, • CARPENTERING - Pickering'' Hard re - . CEMENTING PLUMBING IR E A L IF o O D IBUYS. ,ROOFING T- ENERAL -HARDWARE We also sell Brantford Rooi]sig Chili Con.' Corne, 2.0c per tin .: Materials, Empire Bathroom acid - m ens, lluro W ster `- S)aEqui Beatty Stage SUPPLIES Tomato Juice lOc per tin Equipment and -'Building Materials : t Pumpkin..' rim kin ' 12c per tin Estimates Free - ` Boiled dinner, 24c tin kerir GuarariteesS . J. S.. B A L-SL ON WICK ERING �{ Phone Pickeng 66J ....Instant Coffee, .-'45c jar : ; - tr. J.. VwA _L, - . M.�S. CT-f�P�TA.I"1 �•. Sudinedd, �rreet�rt{ Quality' Drugs s Accurate Dibpensing GORDON F; OSBORNE . i.A. E. Richardson Rem C. L. U. < • ,� a en � �� - DISTRICT MANAGER -.'.'.GENERAL INSURANt',R! - i - -Radios -- -Refri erators---_" _Stoves GIFT FOR ALL OCCASION g A G s EXPIRE LIFE - CONVEYANCING WASHING ]lACffiNES and OTHER APPLIANCES Reliable Photo Finishing llnsarsnee G,mpany An old established ag ey,, ready. _ • , SALES SERVICE Complete Cosmetic Line Representatleres to serve. µ HOUSE WIRING Rose D. Munro Phone Pickering W :ROUGE -- T H. Curtin STORE HOURS - Tom Puckrin ].� • .� , ,z' - i Week Days - 8.30 A. M. 9 P. M. Geo. E. Brown, Audley, OnL 'y t ELECTRONIC J. Mille, Ajar LABORATORIES l�.nrance of aD Bissell - Sunday - 12.30 P. M. - 6 P. iM. Telephone, 522 Whitby, Ont. .15tb Year as VUNDAi!'ZON PHOSE PIC& 15 R I � - Iimnranee Adwbsr n J. R. Boyes, _ - u _ M. n1 C F. NCH c'` IF.. Addreea FURNITURE DALR SALE, REGISTER Phm• B• Brougham, Ont Pick 6 s n . R Saturday, une 1. - e tensile FUNERAL DHmCTO$ y ate- T H E, E X A L L S T 0 R E Private Ambalanm Servt" Clarke Prentice - - • - tiori sale of -household furniture. _ b - summer cottages, furnished and 8_ PHO1�e>r PIGS. tiS ;pay or Night LICENSED 9AUCTIONEE$ roamed residence with all conven- iences �_ -- - - THEATRE __ For the 0aunties of Yoh and one, one i,umm and tag garage, the prop- iUY eny oir Lyson u. tiowan4 .ac The ai 3 tke •o! C. A. S. F., and d the Lafs 'WHIT Y - premises Rosebank, . on tore Lake, • 4 ' iieattht�}ly Ai Honed Cottages and residence will be off- Pi eri g� Olntario -T H• Pientlea (formerly PraaRiaa i I Electric Brooder Stoves szG and p ee)' Farm , n d - erect at 1.00 o'clgck. Furniture sale 'l6iUR3DAY, FRI.- SATURDAY I stock swag a Speda}tt following. See bills. Wm. Maw. auc- -- - - -Glick Feeders - -- - ; � :� . MAW t I T IEsasonab4 8atsa -- y MAY-26,17 and Is txrneer. R. Murison and A. Arian, r• - - � 7 and 9 P. 3d. I �ierka �y gl - '.Wat« Yu�+,�a - - - - — _ PHONE AOD M W L NUAAXIM - - Saturday Matinee at 1.50 P. M., Electric Vseouno Cleaners LICENSED AUCTIONE11k and _ _ . Wednesday; May 22. - auction sale Bartbter SoHetto Notary labile VALUATOR F ride of the Mar °! 25 stocker cattle of Durham and Paints -Okla - Tarps male. eviWucted Anywhere- - , nip -C. , C. R I CHA R DSO N Hereford breeds, implements and g Phone or Write '' John Garfield Eleanor Parker . harness, the.. property of Guy Stew- A.L • IN IBUSHBY 614 Dondas St. East, Whitby, Ont. smote 811 - Continental Lisa I� enson, half mile east of Brooklin a41 Bay $t Toronto - •'•and Dane Clark -Hardware School.. Terms, cash. Sale at 2 P. rsi _ _ — and TiassaMY -'-' - -- Ted Jackson, auctioneer. `C Y R 1 L . M O R L E Y Your satisacto. T11411" a Guaranies MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY ._ I N S U RA N C E A N D 11- NI.CK F E MAY 20, 21 and 22 :Last Complete Show At 8:20 : .Quality Meats ' _ _REAL ESTATE PAINTER 8 DECORATOR Shady Lady _ fish 'in 'Season PHONE 67 PICK. PICKERING ONTARIO Charieg Coburn Ginny Simfns " • fruits & Vege abler _, A wlLl,.OUGHBr DON'T PCT OFF i _ sad Robert Paige 1 also in added attraction - _ - SILK'S MARKET VA11onghby Farm Agency Head Office -- Toronto Legal Matters,. Wills, Iaeose LEO": ERROL 166 Yonge St. AD0605 Taz eta., get more expensive i! Phone Pickerir a 26 '"Largest and Oldest in postponed. - Riverboat Rhythm da ., Cana- EYs�iished Forty -I will come to your hone N you are too basy'to oossae and rte _ • .,., -�` ,�„� CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY D -EPT, = your ..:PICKERING MEAT MARKET 11SURSDAY,' FRL, SATURDAY- - 7NAT NOME IM THE CITY - _ {, FQMEn LAc� �Y� 1R4T _ - -- - _MAY 23; 24 and 25 i. ,,� •r=te. _F'ron i�-rt- al-= -° - =Quality :. Firs -t - _ S-- ice Our =A m e 'g Atkinson - -_ 'Yvonne Decario Rod Cameron •F :. ;Donevan : .. �ws- -n � : �� n,s Ozer 4017 MAKE THE TESR" _ ' � 1 -.-In Technicolor - Licensed - - New. . Singer Sewing Machines are a Orstarto- Land Surveyor aiow available. Mectrice and tread Auefioneers Ins For further infortnatiots write' - ' - - - -- 30 Bing Street. East, Oshawa, Olt err. phone ''Singer Sew, rig Machine ficke • `25' Year's Experience Company" L6 On4rio St. Oshawa. r in, - �� conducted anjwhere. . ee d� Specialising in Farm stock, Notice Phone 6% t! ' . . .._.. !baiituie and Property S1�les. 1 1 Sales personally listed and camm"Ation Storm Down asst Spring Ia Here . • MASTER FEED DEALERS Bills pared and !;store R. h — Mae to arks. a.. - .. .. _ Asphalt • Shingles Prompt ervice Rd1 Roofing. f.00H TO THAT ROOF NOW I : 7 - P `' Asphalt : Sididgi A .COMPLETE LINI E OF POULTRY, HOG Call Ua For Free Estimates AND CATTLE FEEDS Reasonable Rates:. wan Boards ett., Give Your Chicks a Healthy Start a4o Yearn Experience) _ MASTER CHICK STARTER PHONE 290 STOUFFVIJE.LE _ N., M. Gordon J. & O. Gascoi a MIXED CHOP, CHICK FEEDS, LAYING MASH. _ CO \CENTRATES and MILL FEEDS Phone 743 Phone 17 R 3 --:.We Deliver L��iRER _ _ .. The COMRIE Co• " Whitby, .• On t. - -We Assure. You Good �evice Scarboro Junction -' CEMENT IT'S SMART TO SATE .:TELEPHONES - Howard 1117, and Scarboro 8'36 WO R SHOP AT • -. J,- Rough and Dressed Lumber ... adillwork CELLARS - FOUNDATIONS Frames Seek Doors Screens 1ss�� rpp m Interior Trim STABLE OIt �LGtrl G111OI1t Meal Market ; Soft and Rardwood Floorhii i Brick Insulated Siding Cedargrain Shingle Siding ` AXyTHING IN CEMENT WORK � Wallboards Rock lath Cedar ShbW140 Choice Meats Fish Groceries Asphalt Shioglen Roll �� ' • Masontte Prndneb Barclay Too M �' - PHONE $501 CLAREMONT ` Rock Wool Insulatleai -.CesMnt� Lima - S W '� aeenr pe Deliver it Dunbarton - Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday ,MARTIN- OUR 100 P. C. PURE PAINT _ I Greenwood, Ont. Owing to the large margin of error and extra work for our drivel PHONE PICK. 7 R 21 - from now on all accounts will be discontint J from truck All grades of P. C. Cedar Shingles HAT 1. 47