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VOL. B6 No. 26 P'IC'KERING, ONT. FRIDAY, FEBRUARYY 14, 1947 � Authorized as S,,cond Class Matter
Sub. Rate $2,40 r year; S. $2.50 =( Yost Office De _
per - W. C. Murkar and Sort, Pushers _ partnren., Ottawa_
C
oroner $
Jury •Su est New
N ighway Bridge le
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1 4 - �'u into lse'-Immed'ate�
A verdict of "accidental death" I
eons retained at a Coroner's Inquest ' Funeral Services Held On Monday Fourth Annual .[{iwanis Music Township Hockey League t'1Ckeililg � 111�L'
at Pickering !`own Hsu, on Tuesday For William Fowler Festival- February 2-4--Mar. S.
Dumbarton took Claremont 3 -2 at
evening, into the death of Ernest Funeral services ere held on The fire Kiwasis Clubs of'Greater Wrkham on Monday evening in a Ism 'le �• d Jackson and
Pape, 21, of Toronto, who died when � cos y the Misses Aileen and 'Berenice were �
his trick crashed through a railing M>unday, IFebttiary 10, for William Toronto, ,again sponsor their Annual , good game of hockey, that was fast the gueAs of Mr, and Mii� L. 3l.
of -the- Rouge Bridge, on January Fowler, who passed away on Friday rMusic Festival in the Eaton Auditor -' and close. Cherry-wood being snowed Morley on Sunday last, c
20th, Pope, drizztrJ east from Toson- in the Oshawa General Hospital, ium on February 24 to March 8th - sin, Claremont then played Brooklin, Mrs. Lorne Readman of West
following an accident in his home the 'afternoon and evening sessions. Two tieing 4 -4. Listed below are the games. Giravenhurst, spent a few days this
lko, went through the ra!]ing to the p1evioup week. He was in his; 86th ! final Grand Concerts in Massey Hal! *yet to be played, :'acid the League week will her parents, Mr. and Mxs.
ground below. His truck burst into ear. _ !!featuring the _Stars of the Festival. standing: Fred Fowler,
flames from the gasoline and in y
Born in the County of Yorkshire, The Eaton Auditorium sesaTons are Friday, February 14 -- Mr, and Mrs. Don. Kemp spent' the K
flamaWe paint his truck Was carry- England, he came to Canada twenty- I open to everyone -adm. 25 cents, y'
�• two years -ago. He farmed near Whit - with the final concerts, 50c. to $1.00 Claremont vs. Brooklin -- wleek -end with Mr, and Mss. Qoh :.
Dr. Y. E. Cartwright, Coroner, on Thursday, March 13. Pickering vs. CherryWOOd- Skidmore. _
dad, Crows Attorney Alex Hal by for several years and worked on ; Miss Veronica Walzman, who has
pry y 1, farms near Pickering. Retiring about 1• This year thei are 500 entries, Monday, February 11 - 1 _ _ �
Oshawa,: questioned witnesses. Eng- been seriously' ill with pneumonia, is - -a
ineers and other members of the twelve years ago, he moved to Pick - i with 1(3,000 indi - 1 entrants, all Brougham vs. Pickering now improving,
ering Village and resided with hjs%from Onta� -aDd Quebec.. Peter Brouklin vs. Cherrywood Pierson Baker was among those �
,Dept, cd Highways, along with many i Kaiser and Wilmot Gates- are enter- ,
other interested persons, packed the son, . l Frederick Fowler, .until his T Pickering vs. Ajax Orioles stranded in the Forth Country over
Fe ed in the vocal ,classes. _
lxali. death, He was member of the Ang- the 'week -end, while visiting friends tl
lican Church. He was active until ' Adjudicators are five leading Old CARD Off` THANKS near Port Elgin. He returned by* .4
The jury was composed of: Fore- the last and took a great interest in '; Country musicians.
,man, Jac Banigan; Ernest Crooks, -- - -__ -- train on Tuesday afternoon, �
gardening and current events. , , y , The Dept. of FH hwa i
Jack 8o�es, Hilton. Woods and Wilt. -- � - � l` wish to sincerely thank relatives P • g ys have done
He is survived by three sons: Fred _ �� friends and neighbors, Police Guards a good jobAhis week of clearing the _�
l -- - - - - - -- - -. - GA$D OF THE' _ - -- - --
ricfiterrtrg; " George; — -- snow -banl� .: li.e sides of our
of = Realms;-- -_ ..,,.
The verdict was- -that Ernest °f- �. -M.- C, inplogees off M-
Wrlfred, of Woodstock, and one. dau- malt sheet. Parltl:rg was beeomirrg
_ Pope died on January 20, 1947, at :�.e..r.� Al'ea, M,c �moQ C,b9nn a•isheA to ex City Cab, for the lovely (towers, '
Rouge River bridge on Highway No, of Whitby, - fruit and cards sent the -while ..I was -• -a- =emu -
ff press her slavers thanks and apprec
2. at about 1.16 a. M. Cause of death I The funeral service 'was held on i iation to Dr. McKirinee Mrs. Lloyd seriously ill in the Oshawa General
- burning. The truck he was driving ' Pegg, Pallbearers, and her many Hospital. Many thanks to the Blood PICKER t G ROTARY TAKES t
)londay from St. George's Anglican
crashed from the bridge, due to icy neighbors and friends for their kind - Donors who so generously gave, and LEAD e
j Church, Pickering, with Rev. E. G. g m sincerest thanks to Dr. J. O. i
t:amdition of road, which had riven, , nesses aad sympathy extended due Y
4not more than ten inknutes before the Robinson, officiating. Interment in i Ruddy and Dr. G: W. Lindsay. also h
Groveside Cemetery, Brooklin, ins her recent sad bereavement, Rotary International as witlf the
accident. IMe Are was caused by gas- my Special tiurses, the -Staff and 4
oline and paint in the truck. The Pallbearers were: Leonard Allin. Nurses of the Hospital and to Rev. recent death of its founder, Paul
suddeesr icing of the bride is com • i Jack -3'Ioss, Chas, Baker, John Ell- p Harris, in Chicago, speeded up prog-
g B Rev. A. E.� HoIJey, -1`ipeaker At- Davidson, Oshawa,' for his kind]y ress on the creation of its Two Will- �
Lott, Frank Smith and Capt. • M'acr " visit9 r ues� "of Rev: Mr. M'ar ion Dollar Memorial Foundatiurr
mon knowledge and are find no neg- I Donald, _ -- Bar- Y an !Monday Evening . . b �
bgence on the part of the Dept. of i' 0 shall, Whitby. tFund, to be used i-•r Educational, M1
Highways, Rider -We recommend , H vItLL DAY OF PRAY'>ri{ A deep interest in his address by George T. Davidson, Benevolent and lhsaater Relief liue- ^
the immediate use of the new high - ' 208 Euclid St, Whitby, Ont.
1 '.- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. ''all the,membera (excepting two) at ; _. pores, the world over, by asking for
way bridge during the printer sea- i:the dinner ore 3ionday evening must 610.00 per member from the 200,944
say ". The World Day of Prayer will he have been seen by Rev. A. E: Hole LOST - air glasses on r +tie Hill
y g �P imembers. of the uWU cubs scatt_re�.t tl
Jas ilie•ley�� observed as usual, the first Friday when he spoke on ''Youth, Parents Road or :and concession to Altona over the world, _^
in Lent, February Lt, at 3.00 p, m. end kindred subjects". i. i Road. Finder kindly ,return to Henry i The local Club have cokiiplied i:s-
The death took place at his home in the Pickering United Church, This He brings out a number of inter Moore; Dumbarton. Reward. mediately with the request and are
in Greenwood. Out, on Thursday, session of prayer in, interdenominat- eating points. , , . points seldom heard 4 forwarding their Amount, $280, to in Crary o, of James Wesley Gib - i ions!, and al! the women of the com - in such an ado ers....for exampl., Women's Missionary Society "Headquarters, and is the first if ?!
son, beloved husband of Emma Hook - munity are urged to be present. in speaking of youth of today -that Plcketlring United Church the Clubs in the Immediate Rotary_
o in his 84th year. ; if the same zest would be used sir District to do- so. 3
Deceased was born Greenwood. Former Resident of Pickering 'F their. daily -labor, their job, as they . The regular meeting of the W. M. I
"3l ?1" O'a'f „`�41t— a �„o,,, .or,,.ar;.•,ar huurs,.so S. was held at the home of Mrs. C. � i
the sot( of the late Mr. and Mre. -
George Gibson. He spent a great .�aturday, February lath. ;much more could be accomplished. 14. ?4torley, on Thursday, February i �trH;'Qavid F. Every a
r.There is the belief that too. many 6. The President, Mrs, M. S. Chap -
many years in the employ. of the - ;
late F, L Graen, in the milling lit m- The death took place at tit, frith- look upon toil ,(their j6b� ass a means rda:r has in the chair. After the bus The Beath tuuk.-place at'the home:. _
ael's Hospital. Toronty, vii Saturday to an end--...recreation or chat iness period, a very interesting chap - of -her daughter, 21A Ba'sarn Ave. d
inesit. He was a member of the Un- P
ited Church, last of ".Jim” O'Co.Inur, sun of the ' which is desirW can -be rea'ized only ter of the 'Study L'uok, "The Youth Toronto, on Tut�ddy February 11, of
Surviving are: his widow, and one of India" was r- sented b ' Mrs: G, Mrs, David F. Ever former resid-
late 'Jtr, avid 1dr•ti, Jeremiah O'Con- when Sunda are on laird -a jib .pro- P Y y.
sister, Mrs. James Pengelly, $rook- I nor, ,Pickering., vides those funds, and too often the Slra'ver. A c1t111eage to till o` the ant of 1'icke +riTig, a:td knurvn to mauy
Ont. Jiro, although away frurn Ois place it-6, the "means" in pri,!vi. in); '` Christian Church, What are we du:.:g I living here today, : he is survived by
Service was held in Greenwood L'n- for many }ears now. is well remcr,: -those funds, !about our Youth" -At the close of .1 -Wo daughters: Coils. (Mrs, F. L'
ited Church °n Saturday, with inter f bered by many here today. He and In speaking on deling4 -icy. the the meeting, a social half hour tide i � *oxon), and Agnes (Mrs J. F.
:went at Salem Cemetery. r his brother Joha, off !Belleville, att- ' speaker sees, in too marry cases, not enjoyed by all- , Thompson 1. The funeral was held
smiled school here: Leaving school. a lark of parental control, but the An invitation i9 extended to rnem- today; with interme:rt- at' St. John's,-
C. O- F Bowling Newe, Fri, Feb.
7,
. he a,, �. ��ith fatal meat marla�tx leek of parantal c•+mradeshii�, and - hart of the W. 119, S. and :adles of Ce' tery. Norway. +
for soma years, then went into the lir,unr. Wad: card yo•Ith (iiy" stnti`ti.•s) the church to attend the Re- affiliat-
The new. ie sue got a good start rpty with one of the large packing ' come from the h-eme or.. drhiLi i,+e ion Service to be held in the Sunday
oa.
Friday evening -names were houses where he advanced with con- parents, in very,' very many cases.
:School room dt the' lrnited Church.
chosen for the teams, as follow',:. ( siderab'e rapidity to pots of respon- The rtuesti� +ns, the discussie : that at the Regular Meeting of the C. '•.kehur�ke3
Treaty No. Name Captain cibiiity, followed the address (pri+tongins the I' T. on Monday evening, February -
1. The Toppers . Chester Pettit The funeral took place on Wednea- mer -ting -an extra 30 minutes• � .� as 1 i, at K.W p. m. The auxiliary will I !?lckerinS United (�l+areh
2.. The Alleycats John Power • !liana at 5t. evidence of sincere interest and a. present each __-irl a "World Friend- I .- Rev. Robt. C. Copeland, B. A. _
day, with 'service and
R, The Widget•. iMuA..Bryant Peter's Church, Toronto, and inter- ;readiness to remain and di�uss this ship Insignia ". at this meeting' i. !Minister - Y
9. The Hayseeds Bill Flayes- SU•'�DAY F1rL'RUAF.Y 16.
ment in ~fount Hopp Cemetery. F very vital subject, '
The Toppers won both their games I He is sun•i�ed by a daughter, Mxs. - ••+• Gt!:a To Sell' Candy G G. 1. T. Wiek 10.00 a. m. - Sunday School r,
with the Alley Cats by a very nar- i J. G. Barton (June?, and one son, Jos. Banigan has charge 'next week. Thi. being C. G. I, T. week, the ` 11.00 -a, nr, Morning Worship
�d
ern; mar�is and the Widgets took i - �_ - - -_- girls will selr caiidy'around the vill- I 1.00 p. m. = Evening Worship
i Kenneth James; and his brother, Jno,
two points f`rorr the Hayseeds, win- 1 of Belleville. His - wife, the former age Sat :rday; February 15. Willi Coloured Slides_- Weat :(Erica
ping use game and having .the high- Gertrude Collins, of PickernJ, pre - Canadian Girls In Trainina yam, please give the girls your 'gen- ' '• ' • _- _ 'y
eat total points. Doug. Bryant won deceased him some years ago. Brous support, _Thank you! �. Choir practice at the home of the
the men double with 429 points and vets I The Comrades Group of the C. G. c.'toir- leader, Friday night x
'ladys B ant, the ladle';' with 341 1. T. held their meeting at the United R Dunbarttin United Chuicb,
Scow Bothers Vs Too Pickering lied Cross Coutinuea
points. . :1 Church, Our visitors were C, G. I. T.
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-Points iris from Ajax. The Secretary's and Rev A.. F. Holley, B. A.. B. D.
Each week we are dependent on g Pickering Red Cross, in view of Minister ..
Toppers 8 our correspondents and mail delivery Treasurer's . repoots were given and the pressing need, has been request-
Widgets 2 approved. The Worship was taken by P g q SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1'6. i
' - for much of our news co columns -'R a ed by the Red Cross, Headquarters _
School
Hayseeds 1 I three ,Ajax girls, Rose Marie Brawn, q 9 b5 Church o0
AM still wallahs for some which we to carry on with their work in so A. Class for Everyone
Alley Cats _ A Joan Workman and Fa McTavish, "
y iaiow to be on the way, Ed. y far 'a peace time activities are con- 11,00 - Morning Worship
�. Carol Stinson played 'a piano solo, cerned, and the Executive have de- The Minister in charge,
Ruby Stoneman gave a recitation and tided to do this. Plan to attend Church on Sunday -
- _ "The Story of St. Valentine" was , Tliey are installing a Loan CUP - "
read by Joan Luke. Fay McLeish, r
Joan Workman, Rose Matte Brown board for sick room equipment, which Ceptennlal United Chureb
..GENERAL MEETING g . will be used in case of emergencies Highland Creek +
and Joan Marshall son a hymn "In
the Garden ", Helen Mott gave the such as fires, floods and other din- Rev. A. 1« Holley, B. A., B. A
asters, :di-tister
of the closing prayer, On Saturday, Feb- During the last two months assist- SL'YDAY, FEBRUARY 16. • '
rusty 15th, the girls will be selling ante has been given to families, of 1.15 - Sunday School --
SHAREHOLDERS randy. =text Monday night we are returned veterans, veterans who are Adult Bible Clara ,
saki -ng the W. M S. and the mothers still in hospital, -and •other needy 7.00 - Evening Worship
' to attend the Atl`iliation Service. -
Pickeying �a►m mun�ty Club Ltd. Joa.me. families, One Hundred Dollars has 8,36 _ Young People's Union
been sent to the Cancer Fund and You are invited.to any or all of }
will be held at One Hundred Dollars for Windsor these Services, �.
BIRTHS relief at the time of the floods there,
former Club Rooms 8 P. 171• ' - If the Picketdtrg 'Red Cross are Presbyterian cbtrrch, P3eiotrelaR -
BASSET1t -Born on February 10, continuing in this necessary work, Rev. David Marshall, Minister
PICKERING, . ONTARIO 1947, at Toronto East General Ilosp- they stand in need of all the support Mrs. P. N Sprott. OrSatilst
iUel, to Mr. and Mi'e. Bassett, Rose- the district can give. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16.
Wednesday, February. 2fi, 1947 bank Road, North, a son. Mother 0d 2,00 p. m. L Sunday Sebm r ' -
baby both doing weU. VALENTINE TEA 8.00 - Cfittrah Series ,.
Ray T. Ile, SKIDMORE -born to Mr. sad lldrs, A Valentine Tea will be held on Feb- • • • •
Seer , 'W. C. murk", Pres.
ladies Aid of the Presbyter- # .
rua:y 14th under the auspices of the ion Church will meet at Lire borne of
Arthur Skidmore, on Wednesday, Presbyterian Ladies' Aid, in the '
Pebrulsry 5, 1947, at St. Marl's basement of the rfniich from' 3.00 to Mrs. Morison, ott.F'ebrmury 20th, -A
T HE P. ICKERIN G. Hand
kerchief Shower for the Bazaar
Hospital, Toronto, a son, Ronald fi:00. m. ?
Arthur. ;lfdther and baby doing well Admission 25 Cents will be held at this meeting, _
ALASKAN MANEUVER
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' Throwing cold water op the old Hindu rope trick, i couple of
Task Force Frigid soldiers prove you can do it without being a
.'fakir —if you've gat Aladra's ft1-below -sero temperature. First. Sgt.
_.. Carl Muldoon of Geneva, N.Y. gave the rope a few applications
of water and let frigid nature take its course. Half an hour later,
`'Muldoon tootled on an icfcle flute while Pfc. Boar Herd; Mineola.
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FLYING TO LONDON
Making hilt first trip to London since he was appointed ' United
Kingdom High Comm; siQner to Canada last year. Sir Alexander
Clutterbuck K.C.M.G., M.C., is shown checking in at the T.C.A.
passenger office at Montreal before departure of the big Trans-
Canada Air Lines transAtlarttic plane for London. Sir Alexander
plans to remain in London for - two weeks, during which time he
will see Lord Addison, Secretary of State, Dormatons Office, to
discuss routine mutters and keep in touch with the latest develop-
-ments.
VOICE OF THE , -PRESS
_ -- itle•neef _Mrahat I J _'e Still 'w 1Z
The season's most embarrassing Mrs. Blank —Do you want er&
mishap happened to two New York • ployment i" '
thieves who stole a truck, and -then Tramp—"Lady. you mean well,
got the horn stuck .just as they were but you can't make worst sound
drip ing away: any better. by using a big word for
— Edmonton Journal. it."
Parental Surprise Definition
When you looked forward to the Apartment: A place where con
time When your offspring would be start to turn off the.radio and find
big enough to do things for them- y ov's a been listening to the neigh-
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BLICKLEY'S MIXTURE
ROOM$ BEAUTliFULLY
rV11IMs33ED $1.50 tip a
-MOTEL METROPOL$
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OPP. — C.NJL STATION
ONo�A wt
Ml1Y W.1„1 — -
N.Y, registered amazement. selves, you did not realize What bars. `r a
they mould dc. , — Peninsula Light.,
— 'Brznelon Sun. You catt'e See! rout best N yclin ..
q know Your Hockey Stars ` Or Bigger kidneys aren't wotWo so
know - tar The toll of betting on horse Pigs s (fra
_ Y g Gin help gi» relief from
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By �. FITKIN Pandit `ehr4 claims all the free- races is generally admitted. but Backache, Rhata+matde Patin and
_ doors for the people of India, mad gambling on the human race ton - �� �ptoms of sluWsh kid.
Bigger and heavier and consider - iha nabbed him for else Leaks, few .%ill deny his right to do so., tinues —which items to Involve a �s•Yoa.d egS1stte12st3taPil]s
ably stronger than when be broke s7ys that Bud tuna "a super star" But a sovereign people need unity sirrliar risk. bbaasis Got a Doc ba
intc ;,-o 'hockey as an ]b- year -ofd as a junior. He and Bodnar, w ere as Well as freedom and cf the first Kingston Whig- Standard. �ntsrtlfsrir•seril:
issnior ace in team mates with the Fort Wit. tainciplep of unity the Indians seem tNt iR etas, 40 Ism
1942 -49. B a d liam Hurricane - Rangers for two to hare. not' the foggiest notion. _ A Billion M.we.yjettaa,aolias
Porte is expect- years and after Bodnar man the Vancouver Province. :lts not likely that youll ever get its Aft VA A.sa1A+ CAW P#ZJ
ed to be a scoring championship of the Thun- — the chance.' but just .the same it
" standout m a a der Bay League,- "Squib" promis- Fuel First would require 19 centuries to spend y e
for the Leafi ed Poile. a trip to Toronto to see A chemist announces that S. dif- $1,000,000,000 at -the rate of 91 a
• this season. Six the Leafs in the Stanley Cup play- ferent products can be made from minute. • s is;:&
r feet tall . and -offs if he could win the scoring ' coal. People %ho struggled with — Stratford Beacon - Herald. .
packing be- title the second year, Bud did and some of the war -time coal will t
tween iris and got his trip-., •rhe next season he wlonder wby the scientists didn't. / Affairs'
- _ +
Norman (Bud) ]90 pounds in ssac playing for —not just snatch- concentrate on making a decent !. Current
pone, Centre playing ' condir ing -rise Leafc, fuel of it and forget about the other
tics, Poile is , . things An, educational experiment ap- f,,,KMy
quite a hunk of hockey player. He's — 'Kingston "big- Standard. plied to Britain's fighting Services ! W_-I� 71rEiK t1
ro;1e joined the Canadian Ac- during the war. which proved high -
a right -hand shot — and what a' fist Arm in Aril, 1943, transfer- 30
hot'. Puckq don't fly any faster y p Cook's Errors 1•v popular and successful has re- boob per box.
red to .the R.C.A.F. and then re-
than he way Poile propels
'em Quc third o' all accident's occur suited in an important new devel- t tilts. Se die: er
t ee
Pe eis.lieloer .es
y p .
turned, to tilt army. He scent over• in the kitchen, according to a safer opment in methods of education in
••
and that deadly drive and his play-
seas in jnly, 3844, and served with Britain's schools. It is the intro- !Husk Thak
staking, ability - have earned hint authority. And then they art ,put ' ��,��,,
„ ,igals Corps in Italy, France and eduction of current ait`airs'as a reg- the r ick -name ' of "Point -a -game on the dining -room table. Pickyogpsindik%de 241111 It --
t;ermany. ire was,in Oldenburg in _Kitchener Record. ular subject into the educational &caamcc1.itiais fttat•
,Pone• Bud•,' prior to this season 134 top
Northern Germany on VE Day. syllabus. This thane is a direct nay mar be cold. 88.er,
t�
has played 74 X.H.L. games and y i _ g Iled, Blue, Green, Black air i2 s'a'
Prior tee returning to Canada last. ' -Work is Essential outcorn.t of topical discussions and stii7t;llltl
!has 64 points to -his cerdit. ' White. SIA9 ben T
p• * I lfarch, Poile-was picked_. for an •• device' or iormula can pro- informed guidance which were ar- ��r• s�9Ri
..In .]942.43, him only tali sensosa 6 All-Stir Army Headquarters team dun v,.aith dad well -being «nth- ranged by the War Cabinet- to en- individualised mosoyroatmed stanonwT
' } that toured France and Czecho- sure that every fighting man should $2•s ►•r bas. • Choice at colors
as a Leaf, Bud scored 16 goals and out work;' said a Canadian hank blue, pink, white as tom. a w9how
!had i9 assists for 35 points in 4a 'ionakia Fle spent his 22nd birth- president receclly. !t's a basic truth have adequate opportunity to ae- qudltThe>reegonpeadLwlth Ur 110014
- - dap last Feb. to in "Gay Paree.„ quire a basic knowled a of world u.00 doyen [Type style rC�en1T on
games. In playoff competition the well <tarrd. , ,. g sue•! • p•••OII '� p�T�4 earl
„P.ud. was married in 1943 .shortly affairs. ` Current Affairs' is now a '2•� per deck
meanie season, he Bagged 2 goxrs -.St. Catharines Standard.. •s Sow
•.v•rr•••�.....•q
befc.re J;ning overseas, well established item on all school s chcoclATKU enTrnrsuc�
_ and.4 assists for. 6 points in 6 seer 1847. tAw stntxt. reLt1 a
=aMes. During the 1943 -44 season, Pet Peeves schedules. s w„n..a,le ear. of ■sfetw, a
` on leave while transferring from �otuK ctriSec :'s c;uite so sl 9 er.X" e. tame «notes otcets till, @I of, ■
g .Swiss BOt72I1 nPp3i a per nos inpaft.) e
the Royal Canadian Air Force to As to call a shop a "Thorpe." i dart%am#elIn."llsVM.^esMattis") � the Canadian Army, Poile played : '"— C L E A R A N C E f. Yetrthea ..ter ' e
- _ .. • .. _ j L7 TV. ICs {} aesetLr a r! Bltlhaa :d are r
31 games with the Leafs. He scor- SiRitzerhmd is-ari islan(f of pros- s
-end four goals in his first start and perity in the midst of Europc. Fig- s �Aetei s
- SHEET -STEEL
in the 11 games collected six goals l::es just received show tHaf indus- - s tit WK IR ate MAY FI'NVtitT1 -Ca s
s u A 1 vxit CUI.,,R. OHIO. 0 Nlirrpttn s
*nd. eight. assists "or 14 points. try is humgring, everyone is at ► LINERS s nts utv :4 uot•ttl1, IF ffl*U ITGTtO'S a
- Last winter. back from overseas work, the cost of lining is stable, • For Truck Flooring
s pexMtrren e
service, Poile played nine games and .prices have fallen a bit. 'The it Feed Bins g s••r'..•1 ■■ ■err..•. ■r•..s
.-tor the'. Leaks and clicked for nitre tourist trade reflects this situation, �s. • Barn Sidings, Etc. Canadian Orders Shippe3 Express �
'points —one goal and eight assists, as foreigners have been flocking • 36" width,'varying•lengths Collect."
+ , • r back to Switzerrand in Treater ' ► �.� Phone or IN rite
Like Gaye Ste %•art and Gus nufrtbecs than ever since 1934, -to A� ,�. s
Bodnar, Gaye is a product of the enjoy the good things of life to be ���0 W HYDRAULIC METALS Different
'Thunder Bay 4ockey incubator, He found there as nowhere else in . LTD• 1 ;She yielded to hisf nishes;hanc';
-was born at Fort William Feb. 10, I•:uror•e. 3teroa
"ROtiTu
e - 1881 Dttndas St. — LO. 2139 ]But now that they are wed she set-,,
1924, and began his climb to hock- Otia:ra Citizen, His hand to washing dishest
ey's big time via the bantam -midg
let- juvenile route in his home town.
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Ordinarily ' Ou et Fo L- t G'd M U ST,
'' Alice's new beau had hardly got, E6 MUST NOT #sU!S.6L NOT /If115T' olk MI55E� t :
seated on the parlor soh when her.
little brother brouaht him a glass K1 _— _ . -- - ,c ` o i
The young matt drank it and re- - l p Q �► `
turned tite glass t the small bop, G d
who looked disRnst d. '
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- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ve Lives At Sea
AGENTS lYAXTZaD DART CS1C11[S VA7RMS !OM SALK every post office Coast stadpa OR
aiCi'IZ'fYUfiG ROD DEALERS CMI47K HUTZRS, DONsT MISS IT. Iron SALMI TWO CINOWM t'7om and ug COOK GMuskokL. JULY Britain maintains i Constant watdl.
1L.aarp 1347 calendar, twelve pages, FuMa of 100 acres each oa ao t7 stad August o4t Muskoka rirm da and night, for distress a d
�M NOW HAVE A COMIPLET= three colors, thirty Illustrations. road, double not of bull c (sear lake) where some tourists
y
tvek of all Lightning Rod Mate- are kept. Bend full Dyartictilan sad emergency calls from ships at sea.
- ;flair on hand and fsan supply lm- Tells how to succeed with Flatter fete close to school, a] Salary exppected. Dtrs. AL W. Qu receipt of such a Call comma[ -
lmedlate deliver 1lVbY sot write ehleks. Free on request Fisher Or - Satoa County, $7,00! �aah Briefs. OX 1, Utterson.
Y chards. Freeman, Oat- 14.000 together. For details a61Dt Cial woe ng is suspended. InformM
- _-'and . enquife about a dealershlp �,,en Higgins, 1164 Cadlilaa 8
'tor your territoryT Our eQutpmeat Windsor, Ont. rienc1'[+in Teshoer for dairy to tioa re tit from the ship regard- y '
. --19 the beat on the market sad one FAST . FBATHERING BARRBD ,fenced horseshoer for dairy in the kind assistance distress, fa
p�rrices meat reasonable. The B. Rock approved chicks All of our large Eastern Ontario city. Stead! s0 the star of her distress, and
Phillips: Co. Ltd., 200 Main 8t•, To- chicks are hatched from our .own year roundd position. Excellent
ltonto. selected brooding stock which is working contlitiona. APPLY BOX No.
Government pullorum tested and ATTENTION FARMERS 132, TS Adelaide W Toronto. passed immediately to the appro-
HAHY CHICKS
banded. Sexed chicks are guaran- FOR SALE., TRACTOR TIRE/. • priate authorities who tape what -
made of rubber. suitable for bolt-
. teed' 90 percent accurate. Quality WANTED
and satisfaction guaranteed. Write Ing on stall whneU, $10.00 •ash, ever action is necessary.
rear wheels; 75.00 each, ' front Worker
HIGH PRODUCTION' He terns list and partfcul o t. wheels. Wb!n ordering state diam• � � T � In addition, the coast station
36 CHICKS Helatern and Sons.., unUv111�, Ont. WEEKLY iN FOR GOOD PAY• t'
star and width of wheel. National MEEKLY iNCLrNT1VE BoNUe, takes a radio bearing on the ship is '
lY2a 611P2PLY YOU WITH THIN Rubber Co. Ltd,. b Wiltshire Ave.. WELFARE ADVANTAGES t; DAY distress, and re-broadcasts on frill '
STARTED PULLETS. 2 - 4 Toronto. Ont, WV,8K, APPLY IN 11FRSON. over -11 the information received,
best that can be produced your fn- p .
Rarest is our objective. brder one WEEKS ESTABLISHED TURKEY FARM THE C. S. HYMAN CO. LTD., so that of the case of a ship too
Month ahead this year and reap February delivery, Cash in on the on paved highway equipped for one LONDON, ONT.
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early Fall prices. Brad -to -y early egg markets. Also started thousand birds. Cease to cities and far away for help to come from
arred Rocks. S.C.W. Leghorn towns, with excellent retail sales the laced other ships in the vicinity
Y cockerels and mixed chicks. Send 78 Adelatde W.. Toronto. SINGLE MAN WITH GENERAL
GP Strad. Whits Glants heavy for Weekly Special List. Lakeview Box 130, farm experience, used to horses and
reed Leghorn X Barred Rock By poultry Farm, Exeter, Ontario: tractors. all year round position. may proceed to her assistance.
rids the bet laying strain. Order FUNK G- HVIIRIDS - GROW Ex- Reply.by letter to Box 194, 73altde-
pow for Fe Imary. Miller's Cblck tra bushels of bill sound ears: big- lalde W.. Toronto, or telephO AD.
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etcbery, Fergus. Oct. BABY CHICKS - NEW HAMP. er tonnage of ails e. Farm Droved x801. giving references, wages OX- `,POIIg in. CetRatdat
shires, fast feathering Barred for your ■oil, moisture, maturity ected and experience:
THE GOVERNMENT SAYS "BUY Rocks and Red -Rock Hy_brlda. -- condition.- Free! Strain Circular D - With-few-exceptions exceptions Polish war i
�taa„ Fab., March chicks- to Drodude b %d- tested wader •Ontario breed - and Funk' Corn Guide; tells true, "PtilCAL veterans who immigrated to Can-
the necessary quantities of eggs" Ing station, not a single re -actor Interesting research story behind
st Lear early chicks mean more found. Mixed 14c. pullets 26d each: Funk G- Hybrids' ' high yield•. A TRIAL- EVERY yi FFERF.R 41+5 ails for work on farms are proving
profits for you. We hay* started Write your order in at once. Hard- standability, lusept- diaease realst- Rheumatic Yalna or Neurttfs should ' highly satisfactory in Ontario, the
eoektrels, Immediate delivery, also, ins Smith. Sparta, Oat. anct. Write today. James Grant k try.,Dfxon's Remedy. a'iunro'a Dru
4tdd quantities dayold hielts OL• Sorr. Cottam. Ontario. Store. 335 ElRitt, Ottawa. Postpal1 Ontario Department of Agriculture
der March-April chicks, now. Seat •1.00. recently revealed.
$a Chary, 130 John N« Hamilton. YOtJ CAN GET A HEAD START FREE PERENTfL1:L FLOWER
Ont, it you purchase some of our two Seeds and Plantar also Special low POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
and three week old started chicks. prices on Strawberry, Thimble- STAMP
We have many breeds In non -sex- berry. Asparagus and other Nurse - 8anith the torment of dry eczema
ORDER TOP NOTCH CHICKS ad. gullets or cockerels. Send for ry stock. Sepd for catalog. May- r s and weeping skin troubles. FROM COLLECTION l3TARTIS ,
•aow for the 1947 season. By order- reduced pricelist. Also laysag and farm Nursery, Galt. Oat. Post's Eczema Salve will not disap- 1894 can supply following Canada s
Ing now you will et full advaa- ready to lay pullets. Top Aloteb point you. Postage stamps. 90 different 64
taKe of any drop n price baton Chickerles. Guelph. Ont.. Ft;R COATS FROM $32. REPAIRS Itching. sealing: burning eczema. 210 different 35.00. G. S. Smyth, III _
deitver! and assure taurNit 35,(10 up. Muffs, chokers, other bar- ache, ringworm, pimples and ath. Balmoral South. Hamilton. Gat. a
aaggainst any possible rigs fa price. 3 ,� yy Oj,D C,1r,PONs galas, Write Dept. W.. The Fur - Iste'a foot, will respond readily to
More than that. !oar will be sun of rler, 1276 Queen W., Toronto. this stainless, odorless otatmeat. STA9lP COLLECTORS sARGAIM
having lour top Notch chicks de- ]t pays to raise capons. The price nirardless of how stubborn or 100 all different, worldwide packet,
�havind oo the date You want tbes of capons !s approximately be lb. GUARANTEED FIRST QUAL2ITT hopeless they may seem. only 25c. Try our economy ap prow. _
To-
and the n the you want. Ail pogo- blather then the prtc* of cockerels. r UIC'E 31.00 PER JAR Ws too. Dawns. 43 Bowood, To-
leaf tobacco. Large Red or Ha- s Tonto. . - �• -�,
lor breeds and some All cross Prices of heavy breed 3 week old to Jsead t oft Free on Receipt o! Prier
brads to choose from, farad or ]larch 21st 25c; to May 16th 2Ta; rang. 0.84 eta. per pound; Obouri +
br sight c All breeders are door after May 16th i0c. Prompt dally- or Rose Quesnel, 0.94 eta. par POSTS REMEDIES WANTED
ernmeat Approved order a tested try. Order from this ad. or Bend pound; Small Canadian, 91.20 per Sat Queen et. E.. Corner of Logan
breeders of Droved livability and for full Order frulars. is ad. Pend pound. Shipped postpaid. Specify It Toronto HARDWARE OR FART! IMPL14 -- ' t
ur method of selee. try Farm. Wein Bros.,.Exeter, On- mild Co.. strong Catharine N. Landry mint Business wanted for cars.
ties .before shipment assures you tar[*. A r Ei2T St Cathertn• St. >raat, TREAT YuCR %ELF Al Hua6H Prefer town or large vliinga. Sos : of line, strong birds and 100 per - Montreal, Que. with electro- magnetism for Artb- lea. 72 Adelaide W. Toronto.
Otis. Rheumatism, Insomnia. Vert- -
- -etnt lfy! delivery. Make this year roxgpRD" APPROt*ED C81CKS HOME -MADE RAT TRAP, NEW cone Vents and bth•r ,�lrculat"y
_-- more profitable by ordering all the II_ 1r ..6 .• -,r• YL.r o. L. s.- L: \., L -d,, .a(e, ti,. e.,... Ong ailments. Free szplS'llatbrY PaabuDh• WAx,rED - ALL KINDS 0V
o>a ivotca cafe you can handit. suits of twenty -one years of care - dollar for plans to build Your own lets from Cvope emedles. Tons* dressed pout . Top rites for to
Send today for our free catalogue traps. Satisfaction guaranteed, Ro- Street. Toronto. �j .
an4 order early. 'Top Hatch Chick- ful selection and breeding to O. btr4a. Joseph Cooper tatted, Pont.
o.(ex, Guelph, Ontario. B.S. They have to be good. "because best Rnbbins, Patriot. Ind.. U.S.A. HAVE VOt• HEARD ABOUT DIX- try Dept.. 1034 Denfortb Are To-
we want the very beat kind of ronto 6. (We do custom gradragy.
cblcks for our own flocks - bf ;, j jNOTYPE FOR SALE nn's Neuritis once Rheumatic rain a
I�e�� /gist rigorous and early maturing.
W. Remedy? It +rives good results.
SEVENACRFS CHICKS MODEL ti LINOTYPF. NO 11.1112. Munro'• Drug Stnre; 235 Elgin. Ot-
strong a afze and uniformity.
�Iovernin!nt. ap roved, nine varte. 1 maicaztne, running condition, taws Postpaid iY.Oa. Yes 4.111 Fnly Staring •4
4 er .Price list. J R. Harvey & Son. Barred Rocks. White Leghorn,, completo with motor, eras Dot, font
b Hemp, z Rock Ced*. ads. Hama z 1 S` R R
ue1 h. Ont; horaoCroasbrederedk,Reeklor Lag. e 4_ k Room MI'M �L 1f TR1'1eE.1t'IS 4
Leghorn 8 pt, mats, with Chelt. black.
"3. 73 Adelnide St, lye, Toronto. gg
Radios, parts and test equipment- merits III t'hur h`NTo onto g2• YS, H shower Raab TeWith ri� -
folder. The Oxford Farmers' Co -op- E
BEST CHICKS IN ZS YEARS erative Produce Company. Limited. NEWEST TYPE OIL - BURNERS, sell exchan e■ musical faatra- TORONTO
i�n, that is what all Rainbow 434 Main Street, Woodstock. Oa- information for stamp. conomy
hick buyers are saying when they tarlo. i4 -111rit TO 11611INTUite M Single. *Ln$ up-
any Rainbow Chicks. All breeders Distributors. Kingston. Ont Double. SS•a0 ■p
are 100 percent free from pullorum. HEAVY COCKERELS 94.00 I'FJ6
Order your chicks now direct from 300, Hollywood leghorn pullets "'NEW PO's TYPE QUEEN AN Ulf In TO EVERY hull I INVENTOR p Go" Food. Dialog find Dates -
uls ae and not be disappointed. (26.00, Rock, red Sussex and Hy- Q mot of inventions and toll Info?. Ing rlsour Nightly +
Tom Barron La horns $12.00 per rid pullets 3:2 04 per 100. Big Hus- OIL motion sent Tree. The A orne s. 278 efrtrienrae se Cattllasfs
I40 Flutists 324.00. Barred Rock k guaranteed to live chicks from _bfirninR brooder .! .ves ". We have '' Bank Street. Patent Attorneys 27$ •set RA. 4133 -
Mixed 12.09 per 100. Pullets $21 00, titoodteated pullorom free bens, used these with outstanding per- Bank Strtrt. Ottawa, Canada
White Rock Mixed $15.00 per 100. Chicks died by 280 -300 egg males, tormance. Book now for Winter.
Pullets $23.00. Brown Leghorn with bt h egg records for past ten and early Spring delivery. We can OPPORTUPtIT1Ee FOR tIVUI1EN a
Mixed $14.00 Der 100. Pullets 325.00• senerattons. Their Inherited egg
lwghoro -Rock 3![lze4 (1L00 per 100, laYlrs ability added to theft extra give prompt delivery 1f you act
Pullets $26.00• Red - oak Hybrid health era vigor dd make them the aui`'k:y. LkevteK+ Poultry- Farm. BE A HAIRDRESSER
S1l.00 per 100. P.nlleta 321.00. EtDe- best chick bargain for 1147. Write Weln ilros., Exeter. Ontario. JOTS CANADA'S LEA DING SCHOOL
alai pricer on cockerels OuaraSao, S Great Opportunity Learn !
IlN pereoat 2ln drltyet'y to your for early order discount and 'free
calendar, or order .direct from this NEW 800 AMPERE WEMT1N43. Hairdressing �t
tat4nrt, i1. &0 if own. balance CU.D. ad, we can make immediate ship- house aircraft generators its fat- Pleasant dignified profession •good
a14bow Hatchery Chatham.' -D. mint oaring January ■red Febru- tors sealed cartons. Makes ideal wages• thousands successful. Jdarvel •! mb www �•Ys, bit" ad eswb
ka Mo 8c Rock Farm. Mille red .Roches, welder. 325 00 F.O.B. Olathe. 30 graduates. America's greatest eye- a r,m ow 9146 iis.3ss.
t 'nt,. Big lbs. Blackhawk Distributors, Box tom Illustrated catalogue tr•a
BARGAINS IN TWO AND THRICE
39, Olathe, Kansas,- Write or Call 4 _
"We alt old started chicks non.atzea. BREEDER HATCHERY OF a[>':W STS S41HNr4/N GASULIN6 - MARVEL HAIRDRESSING
u11eu and cockerels la many Engines. 647.10: Electric i.lghting SCHOOLS
pp►reeM. Also laying and ready to 358 Bloor Bt. W„ Toronto
-say pullet&, Send for special price. 5000 Plants 38..60, immediate shipment. Branches 44 Nine St., Hamilton
list, Twaddle Chick Hatchertes
breeders It Is not too early to book Currey T ;ulmer, glington �t Bath- a 11 Rideau Street. Ottawa. FOR
Liaatted. Fergus,_ Ontario. your chicks for 1947 to be assured urst. Toronto
of getting Lakeview super bred
7YIs VS I9EE.R 2i YEARS IN TR>0 chicks when you want them. Boa ONE:. 3v lt,p. BOILER AlCD STOK- PATF:?i'IS
Iatchery bua4nesa and have learn- Your chicks from a reliable we or !or sale. Georgetown Manufaa- lETHERSTUNACGR a COMPANY ad' one important thlog --that the established Llreeder Hatchery back- tarring. Georgetown. Ontario. Patent Solicitors Established 1890.
4:uatamer 1s the one wbo moat be •d by 6000 hens, port brads and all 14 King West, Toronto. Booklet of Q�
•atlsfltd, that's why -w• value popular hybrids. Start your chicks P.H. d140AD Bitv.Af4TED HRO14ii)d Information on request -
early. Chicks started then show torus and hens. from blood- teste4
**hose repeat orders that keep pour- biggest profits. Send for Price List, breeders. Range raised. Hatching P�R9U 4tAL QYICK, =AFB
Saw to and letters like this: Bel- large illustrated catalogue and eggs Mrs. Jack Shaver, R.R. No. - _
Wood, Ontario, August 13. 1946, We Poultry Guide which tuts You bow 1, Port Burwell, On+ . STI7TTERIIIG - CORRECTED OT. GEVU I VtfrM�QC =Ys��
really think that the ten hundred to raise better pullets, Also ask for self completely. Anyone should
and fifty Barred Rock chicks -which RETREAD TIRES. ALL SIZES. FNW pp..�.,..s��s1�..,,�� wN« WIM '
got this year from the Twed- Weekly Special I.lat of heavy Cott- easily. Inexpensive proven inatrue- seMStaewia
ors erels and overhatch' hatch -day Good as new. Firestone dearire Lion. Hew Flaming, 317 Homer,
die Chick Hateherles are the finest Writs for Dries Stu. Prince The
Oil B ice,' sad tisw Pot Type Queen Vancouver.
dire have over had to our chicken Oil Brooder Stoves. Shop. 771 9t. Clair W, Toronto.
/zperlence. They were batched on SPECIAL PRICES HEAVY Cook- W A N T E D HT RESPECTABL31 � p F E S
![arch doh, grew and developed erels DaY old or started, also d SRIRLT.CRAFT S'1'PPLIES mfddieaged bachelor on' Larm, i -
try ra Idly with ezcrDtfon- LEARN THE 1 rrF•RFSTiNG A1rD
old or started pullets ared Inize mites from town ,' respectable
p -
liy few bales. The puHeta started profitable abelltraft hobby. Begin -
Prompt delivery. Lrakeview Paul- middleaged widow as housekeeper. Protect your 8001 and CdklfB
o lay on July 16th. 482 cockerels ners kits $2. C.O.D.. includes cow. - w
try Farm, W44-n. Bros., Exeter, Qa- With pay $10 per month. e
ors marketed oft the ran a on plate Inxtructlons, tiluatrationo and ave s else acid t"o of Sate. er
�s Mario. Andre- Y,awroq. iC.it. 1, Clinton, C7lnton
- Tune 28th all rated tops dears supplies for three brooch and car- Ont.
book our order for 1200 of the Spe. ring secs, 6 Rockcitffe nivd.. To- Cabinet, for suY purpose. Visit _ ..
10tal Mated Barred Rocks for HATCHERY APPROVED BABY ronto, 9.
March 1947. Mrs, Fred J. Fischer -. chlcka -from blood - tested Govern- LOOK! f $10 RER ARD FOit ANY on. or write for prices, etc, to
watch we cannot repair; beat work-
You too, can get these results Mont Inspected Breeders. Sati:" ..SUBURBAN PROPERTY manahlp; written guarantee. Atlas apt' W. "e
!Writh Tweddles Challenge, there's an tion guaranteed. Pure Breeds -
;abundant market for all the high Barred Rocks, White Leghorn 8k FOR SALE 11G", Montreal. re Co„ Boz 91. Station
! iced fall eggs you can produce. Rhode Island Reds --your choir• J.&- j.TAYLDR UMITEO
1
at Britain needs t h o a e mixed 12c eaeh. HI -Breda -Red 7C $62 00,00 -6 _room frame house and �.i
Rock Red X Light Sussex di Leg- double garage in 'Orono =l V4 acres "ELIJAH COMING BEFORE
pica . and will give long TORONTO SAFE WORKS
arm contracts - but she wants horn X • Barad Rock -mixed 12c, land -all conveniences -new home Christ." Wonderful book free. lie- s.
with %lovely garden, berry patches,
j one contracts filled, so how Pullets 22c, Cockerels 4c. All high glddo Mlsafon, Rochester. 11, N.Y. 143 Frowt 9t. E., Toronto
production ■trains. All breeds shrubs. etc. Possession April 1st. Established 1855 • "rl`
bout !t. You call feather your own Lon nro•., Lteensed' Real Estate
Qsst next Fall, ft you buy early available now. Enclose ad and is Broktra. Port Hope, Ont. FREE, offering CORRESPONDENCE beautiful
hicks sow. Send for tree cats- per chick deposit, balance COD. Course offering beautttul d�pinma.
Ague and special early delivery' Blenheim Hatchery 4t Poultry . THE. NFR MARTIN LOADER is Write Radio Bible Course. 1. Fiftls. -
rlr7celtst- Tvreddle Chick Fiateberiea Breeding Farm, Blenheim, Ont, available noose Fits pr:Lctically any Avenue, Winnipeg. ;
fted, Fergus. Ontario, tractor. Write for descriptive ift- PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
d DYEING AND CLEAIfING erature. to F. C. Jfnunder and Co.,
POULTRY- KEEPERS r.0, Box 143. Hamilton, Ont. MASSAGE
Bvecess !n raising baby chicks for HAVE TOV ANYTHING NEEDS TIRES - +i. profession that is not over.
restat and production means setts- dyeing or cleanlniittt Writ• to us. crowded and, one which offers Cf-
h�aase for information. We are glad to We age overstneked at the present nancial secuitty, Complete tratntag
Lrom your Investment. This answer your questions. Department of good used trade -in tires (guar. In nine mnnths. a
Is our a!m- satisfy the customer H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, anteed •n be in excellent shape)
Vrith chicks hatched from all breed- 791 Yang* Street, Toronto. Ontario. VETERANS •
nS stock the le government band. 6W s 16 •5.00 being �trafned through D.V.A.
:d knd pullo� tested. Write for 'Ed9t' •Rli A1. All orders shipped ur 1947 price fiat and catalogue. C.uD. Special CANADIAN COLLEGE OF
equipment for vulcnnizinte Truck 1�
f4oa Ion Pouf ry Farms FROM STOCK NEW t am. - d.e, and Farm Tractor Tires. TnEACON MASSAGE
C.G.E. Welders Welding rods, ac- TIRr' corner Queen a-nd York Sts. 07 AVENT -F ROAD SiITE A-8
IHOII OQs Oat. ressoriea. A:C. or D.C. motors, all HAWiLTM, Ontarin TORO\TO
sises, 25 or 60 cycles. Electric holsts OiTATt141'a "OUT MODERN • . t
to 6 Ton. Spot welders 3 to 250 FQI'T11PF lD ,TIRF QA011 PHOTOGRAPHY
GOOD ,CHICKS PAY BEST .V.A. Gas engine generator pinata, Dealers Waisted ---
Reed what Mr. Broadhurst of Jolf- also WIND CHARGERS, 6 -12 -82 I %('Cosy 2,�T p„umollEf
site. flue„ says about our chicks: Volt, Aircooled gas' engines. Worm TWO. CONDE MILK PATLS WITH COMET PHOTO SERVICE
3►pr11 203 1946 -"The 208 chicks re. reducing gears. Gas driven pumps extra pulfator. Rensonnble, I3ox One Day Stall Service, work guar- - -«
Qeived in splendid condition, not one also complete electric Pumping 379, Georgetown. anteed lac per roll. Reprints 3c ^'
flood and only one died since. They Systems- Rhallow -Well or Delp Well each. 6 x 8 Golden Septa Mounted
are the most vigorous bunch of chicks 100 to 550 Gat, per Min.'also Trans. "YOUR BEST 1lF.T 19 CORONET!' 69c. Cox 6. Postal Station D. To- �p 1�I���
I ever received and I have been formers. Alliance Electric Works Subscribe now. Complete list of He�s�tYi'..7.7 & COLLARS ^
1andling rbleks for over 40 pea»." Ltd., 1079 Beaver Hall Hill, Mont- popular magazines. C. LaBarre, ,onto
Order now and get the best. Hen real, or write nearest offt5e Halifax ' P.O. Ilnx 22n. Mirka Falls, Ont, cD�1�tTC �+L9 Farmers Attention - Consult
are our prices, Barred Rock Mixed, Rouyn -- Toronto WiNNIPEG - s RC.f-RI S 3C EACH
12.00; Pallets, $21.00; Wbitr Le VANCOTIVER four nearest Harness S*0
orn, Mixed, 112.00; Pullets, $24.00; RAtRDRRSSTNG Send ['s Your Did Negativeo
2i.�to Rock Mixed, $15.00 Pullets, x ENLARGEMENTS - -Mc. a12e s l our Harness Supplies.
0; Brown Leghorn Mixed, PARM>t MIHi MALP LEARN HAIRDRF.R9ING THE > ,4 x 6 in Folder Mounts ��re sell our Roods only through
14.90; Pullets, 825.00: Hybrids Robertson method. information on
312.00: Pullets FOR SALE - 'IMPROVED LEVEL request regarding classes. Robert- Any Size Roll --6 or 8 Exposures Your local Staco Leather Goods
ock -Red Mixed, Farm, fenced, good soil buildings,
son's Halydressing• Academy. 137 Developed and Printed 25c dealer, The hoods are right, and i{
3!1.00, Hybrid Legh25.00. o Mix-
so water, Write Thos. 'Blythe, Fuel- Avenue Rnnd, Toronto Enlargements framed 7 x 9" Gold, so are our Prices. �'Fe manufac-
ad, $ree c Pullets, $ard You also lier. ;task., Can. Salve•, Walnut or Ttlack finish 74c
get free cntckr. Goddard l'hiek Hat• tore in -our factories- Harness -
abery. Britannia Helghts, Ont. RF,i.P WANTED 4t ntcture.- colored -94e. --- -
���At 1RE DAIA_T- -F,�RM FOR--- . We make prints and enlargements Horse Collars, Sweat Pads.
100 CHICK$ FREE ti fe !n Grenville County, Hydro, WANTED from prints of lost negatives. Horse Blankets, anti Leather
water in barns, cre k and never `
falling xvell, good f ns and out- Engineer 3rd Class P DEPT. M. Travelling Goods. Insist Marked
With every order of hoc pullet. a�S Staco Brand Trade Marked �
•ahleks we-gis• !00 free chicks four buTldtngs, stable for 70 head cat- }H Horn WETtx. Goon WORK• STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
tthelco). Barred Rock' Pullets tle. 10 harass, 150 hens, 125 hog:'. a coNDiTiUP(s, WF;F.Ki.Y iN- Goods and voa Ret satisfaction., "
l.fb White Rock Pullets 23 95. 260 acres cultivation, balance hart) tNg: Box 139. !lost Offlee A• Toronto
ii�� and soft wood. Roil with or withonl 4'FNTAG BONTIS. WELFARE AD-
- iIi►!te Leghorn Pullets �4.lS, YA?('!'Aa%S, APPLY IN PFalaox Made only by
owa Le h rrl Pallets $28.38: Red stock and equipment. Reason rat FIIF.6; 4 : BRILLIANT RN- ,� • R ,•�•,S CO., LUL
��sek Ifl� ids. X1.15. Leghorn• "IlinlL other Interests. Box la+ THE C. S. fIYMAfV CO. LTD., argemtnt with each roll of film '
-Roe!k HyDr�ds, 38.93. Alt ohlckr 71 Adelaide W., Toronto. ( LONDON. ONT. Hent to us for processing, 6 or a ex- � Weilil oft ;1t. 6.. Toronto y
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an from bloodtoated stock �p or4uea lac coin Careful tfnishlna _
ask b7 high pedigreed stock. il.Oti S4JN0. Hl'fDltT•ln ACHE. -A. 19F'Tt 4iit1.D GLOVE LIMITED. 1•RTCa• by rxAhrU with 12 years expert- WRITS FOR CATALOGUE
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ka !oar corder 4alsnre C.(1.T1 Maple hush, fift,v tiltnble, brick 11 Cott has a job for you. Grand wncr• wnee. Send to Arn Wakelfng Photo
Ara
fielivtry Kent Hitch• house, grand hulletngs, hydro. ( ;sir• 1 and eondttions. Learn ,a trn,4. F'inisnerf Dept. K, 214 DuAas Bt- i$siJg T +7M7
Chatbam, Ontario net Hodges, Deltit, Ont. 1 1Yrito !or laformatlon, Landon,' Ont. -
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- - -- w� A T. R. Westerman and Miss Dorothy -
.lasSitled , ►�ldvt S ]bore attended the 48th Highland- Notice
Clatulio Advt. Sates e: s' Dance at the Royal York on Sat-
'20 words or Less, L5c. -if charged, today last. UneD action Sturaa Dews A" �
4k. Over zv words; 1c. per word Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. hors Rash - ![ode to Order
_ Butterfield (nee Mildred Cooney) on Asphalt Shingles
�'OR SALE. -•- purebred 'b }ack spaniel the birth of :heir daughter, Susan j Stings
dog, one year oid. Reasonabie. Apply m._,rgaret. i
jDouglas Fairbairn, Spruce Hill Ed. _ Asphalt Sidtnp r a
- :- FOR SALE -space oil heater, lari5e, i - Wall s mirde eta -
Smi Pick Opposite the i Rouge' Hills . / f
A. E. th, Pickering, PP g _ N. M. cordon /� {
- Xi"nic Ran Feb. 21 ! /
'WANTED - 2 to 10 acres with a -Rouge Hills has -a- new kuartet,
' house or near highway. All cash if with four new baby boys in the corn-
price is right. Please give all part-, munity, They are the 'sons of Mr. Maple Leaf Fire
!
iculars, G. A. Winterfiel 59. Oster ' and Mrs- Albert Hull, Mr. and Mrs. !
Ave., Toronto. phoire LL3728 Cliff Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. H. May-
Feb. 28 hew and, Mr. sad Mrs. Art. Skidmore. Instiranee Co. PI �.KE aIN G
- May-
MEET THE CHALLENGE George Percival is one of the hap- Write or Phone 3E YVELLERi 'STANLEY
'says the Government of the British pies! men in the community. His ;
' - markets. They want Canadian eggs. ; bride -to -be arrived from Halifax , on ,Cheap' Rates for Farm and Country
Saturday, her train following a snow - '. _ _ Buildings
To catch these markets, which pay low, making the arrival about three I Windstorm insurance on Buildings, WATCH and CLOCK - -- eat?
premiums, you should get your p REPAIRING -
chicks January, February or March. I days late. Arriving at the Rouge, I J Windmills, Silos etc.
she was taken to the home of Mr. 0111110W -
Tv La :n lull maturity early fall.. - Automobile Insurance of All Kinds - r t , ' t ••u
HILLSIDE CHICKS and Mrs. Cliff Schwalm by horse �. Stouil)!(°,
wilt help you with overseas or home and sleigh. The happy enuple will be Bowman & Row@ 10( S' �` �' -� > . 19ioafitrrllh 343
markets, Canada Approved, breeders married in Toronto, tomorrow. a
woodlands.. q
pnllorum tasted. Wide choice breeds; .. .. Saturday Metimee at 9 P. M.
P Despite the. snow, the program at �ILY1:FtYWf�
crosses. We can prices, take the Community Hall is carrying on inter Is Mere : ; Novelties' ikon �* >� NWOAt SM
2. - your order. Agent -- ,
GARRY MILKS, PIC1iER1NG in fine style. The Boy Scouts and All work_ fully gvaratiteed t :FRIDAY SATURDAY
R. O. Pt t3IRED Cubs are making progress with add- , LOOK TO THAT ROOP-,AlOW I 1
itional members each week. I Calf Us For Free Estimates 9.142#1 [ FEBRUARY 14 attd 25
BABY CHICKS Altoas Road people are pleased 40 Years E s . O l¢) Strange �r jan$Ie
111. O. P. sired, single comb White i xperienee) J
. ex having their road plowed out and
Jeghorna Large Rug Type. Caro- now things are back to normal. J. �, �a$cone "�
fully breed for high The movies • at the Community Slgne Hasso John Sheppard
livability Plant operated nn er Do Hall each, Saturday ?tight at ?.00 arei�!%ll� MASQUF,RADE I?+i >l1MIC0
R. O. P. and Hatchery Approval ; with the commun- Phone 743 r
making a big hit p(�1(err
Po!iey. Breeders selected by Govern- ity. Good pietureR nrP bolus shown ,�Y -' C - \ D. Lamour *Arturo de Cordova
ment Inspector. Double tested for feature is going over well Whitby On al1011 f` - - —
pullorum., and this f e - - -
- - - amd receivl;,R -a la*�p eogjtpgl�e. _j±'
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_- i MONDAY .- TUESDAY
-- - - -- y rogram
- Cents-. -Jal Road, North All in the community are ask-A to O �''.�B SON FEB1tUAItY 17 and .28
Sear. 2102 Highland Crack note the Sunday program, attend
' March 14- - and take advantage of same. At 3.00 TRANSPORT P17- /F ttr' � Road To " Utopia
g
- -. -. . - -- - in the afternoon - Su-ufay School, to
Dalmatian •- for sale, 10 wks. which you--tall a.Re% -ire welcome; _ T R A N S FO B _ i -- -B. B. H
old. Roy% Firms, Claremont. Flhone F ape D. L>imoirr
Clare, 20. 'Feb,. 14 and in the evening, at 7.30, the Fv- �,,� % f A i3E
enina Sing -song. The latter event OrPAER -IN Co DAY
- MOVING (I >�r Kennedy Comedy
+� ti is one of the bright,' wholesome- fen- - - - an simple, but rich do- [�• ..
tares of the week, in which every- , signt we can furnish -
•
Fuller Rruh$e3 one can Join. This is for you.
S'1 v U ,411 V F f j SPINE memorials that will "'
y - t`, WEDNESDAY - T$UA9DAT
AGtncatut 86 please . from every
O kimme 19101 standpoint. In dignity F"MBRUARY 19 and 20
Your Fuller Brash Man {s at near as. Toronto AD 6523 - Pick, 53 iii lY -of appearance our wort?
your mail box or telephone. Simpl; j� j 1►
=- a :: pTioae 6502 StouffvlHe, write to "Vic'" Dr. Ps • • • J. • LOC S the ll Ages. out through � Tom'
l om'orrow lit .
Pennaaen, Stouffvilie, or call at ow Claremont Locker
± ;VETERINARY SL'RCEOti ," "No- Greater Tribute"
house on Main Street East, sear 10th �+ } Forever
of Markham. Feb. 21 PICKERING -PHONE - 150 w73%$tern
N. W. STAFFORD Ctatldette Culbert Orson V!'e:les
' highway MemorW
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Greenwood tt , +; y Stash a Size Locker $9.00 A Year 1 Worlds Unnrersat News .
"•- :. !G �. Le ,rr � f,�� � +� .� i l`I !i � ' Cutting Room. and Chilling Room _ Ph, 469 Whitby, Ont.
Ft.''NlL4,L DIRECTOR Available Free To Customers 2 _Ilooght and Soli- -
_ Rep•. Mr. Pennell, of Emmanuel a SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE _
Private Ambulance i tju
Used Clothing sterilised,, oleaa�
Emmanuel College, Toronto, braved . tt of and pressed like new. Carry a
the storm on Sunday and got to Phone - lliaric.'tacn how TAYLOR - LOYS T -= =-� r .large stock of � else. gaff%
Greenwood. His address was very Markham On t.
- - pa• Also .
3:e1pf1L., PHONE CLAREMONT 19W sr '1!l -.- 1 �rve:eauats and good
The Woman's Association mej at e , "Farr" s Elevator stock of ?now l xt� t�rabmW
gem
o the .E, -..�• •, of Mrs. Elmo Disney, ar.d . mgr at very reseowabte Ogress Celt
` ' - aF ICKERINCA . MEAT MARKET and be convineeL
work was . planned, for the Phone 3S�'i' Res 381
_ J,n iC&. ROY TFiiSR310 OIL HEATERS Bas t�wasls
t1rs, '%Vm. Crammer is visaing 1E'RaNK. R,. SMITH - _. -.__- -- t 3M-) cubic feet, approx. -
hen
• Sl Bond t3tsoot West. t?s)dawa,. t7ra
wit t
fric.•,ds ir_ Oshawa this week. - _. - .. -_ -- -_ -- _ - -._� . -- - - -three roams — .7E87.50
- Nx L;.,yd Pe has sold his farm, ICS! - S @rvrC Oil Alnl Fuel Oil and Distillate
Pegg 1
t�' air. 'Waiter Carson,. his next door + _ ,Qt�ahty F e C Car of Cement to arrive Feb, 15. �% 'j'�'j� -•
r. ;hb•r.:t1r. sad_:firs. Pegg* are to 46ArE BUY ' THE REST ••• YOi? MAKE THE TEST" __: Order pow - $2.75 bbl. • ` AN + +-�+� T _
1i, i�: t3sha��a. Four cars Anthracite .Coal. ToEAi? HORSES AND CATTLE
T
- Th'• fTie ids of Mrs. '1:- %Tkotta are � ?hose t�laltv.;.�a :"6 _ -- - rla,;.c. L'aii$ Mv„tli. Ilr'Or Fr Pickup,. Phone; -
• .- _ - -
norr, to learn that �'�e is .rt much Western (ra'n V4'hute or Cho
i rr. red am is-fill' in the OAa-wa Pried Graii,s 22 p + .... .. .. .. lSi
> p PICKERJN.G
i �s 0=1111 a= -_ -_ _ c. Pro sin 'Mix PICKF�ZINt;: , .. ..98 R 21
itr -.lrital, very 111, ; with your own_ grain to take lace
T1 r.. G. I. •T. bare been in4tcd .OLD HORSES WANTED � Not'.. 10'-
� �� of Bran- I'll. � 1 Asphalt Sh ngles PICKERING .. ... .. .. 39
t� visit Brooklin C. G. I, T. on Fri Ca�►pbell hiirik Ranch Pays - C�ARPB'`TERIYG Master Chicle Startpr is Proven BR•OOKLIN .. .. .. .. tin
day, e••pn,ng. CEd�ir'TL%G . -.: _ . Try It rQr Results ' CLAREM;Oi�IT .. .. 9 R 14
X15.04 AT YOUR, FARM _�C.UMfBING AGI:ICOURT .. ZONE 2144
��yylar� -t��t Oct'•g F'�i i,.c i'l.une,acare
_ JLJUn��rtori f' PHO:`F AGINCOt'ttT t8d1 `-��
ROOFING ".•_ . _ f
COI,t"CT We also self Brahtfo *d Rrofing - -- GORDON YOUNG .LTD
.p Materiats, I moire Bathrocun , •�• r _
:For Pick
4 a
T1;;. February nn: eting• of the P Eluip?nent. Iyuro ;a:ar Toror..o - Phenn: d. 3636
';� Association of Dunt•ar�rn - . - - -__ - - System.. F3eattg 4• _ as. .,:
-- Y . �aWe
'United ("march, was held on Thars• - -- - i�rs� i
FOR l .. Egsi ^ ?lent, and : -- '
FCC_. .I, — several i•roomed ��' �'�.,�a�Z'�� $
d:.y, Fei,rus;ry 6th, at the home o °. Building Mat_•r:ais
• 3! .;. (;ha�ae; hick, The East f oun and • 5- rotnned a�tsas, nz:?% diate
a' ch r Oi t�1P.1�P� "DCIOn11 T' ? pas: ;e,sio -1, ?eve.at sm;,it a.d sc•.ersl _ rh• S��i/iCL_ .STAT40N
ti er rAtir_atas F4�•r - CL X RS F(IL DATIONS
aril "•frc: F;3k• r Presici�rt dur.ge ..t: -n:s. ST,LBL:E OR . IMPERIAL. Olt..- -PRODUCTS
L {:'': :� Iti:.L E:;T:�Ti; Work Gc;r"teed t•A?T"THINC, IN CEMENT WORK Tire Re Crease ind.OA
f T' i f, r.-
.. - _ er;r..r• W. A. r ndered t'�•o brautif�;l .
so'ou, Therh Ica, a go -A fat-ndsnrr .504 -3 Osha;va, _131> A'trea Str, pairF,- -
i'eb, 1 }' ; Ba ±series for Sal._ _ g tg
and everyo:,e s 5pnt as _al (.:yabie al . l ' c Cnar ,
Tires For ,,a:e
terns on. �. , Sanity School Conrertion To Be We do building of all tons SA + 'PHONE: P114KER1 •G r i R3
31r. and _tr. James Mills c tetra- Bold At Brougham, Niarcli 5. - ,,. ,
. Phone Pic�.nn sbJ -� �PiCKER��G-
ted th. it
2!0-11 welding anr) veraare i _ g r - • _
" last it a.�l'. IN o'Fer. tl:, m roiigratc.l�- I Gr eenwoa
'tions and hope they relrbrnte many' Ox1t• 'open- 6.30 A. 1lf To, 10:30 P. M.
R;n;Y; - 'PHONE PICT:. z �1 Daze
{ q �e �+ A
Bill Ke �tP, of Kemi•Lville Agricul- 3�� ._: �� $1 h *i', .��:k .� fa _
tural College spent the week -end at R• T'riE ><iah$ Drugs
huane hare. ;BITTY WASFIEB STORE' y g �- CareiYiont
Mr.'and• Mrs. A, Muir and daugh- r� � �� _ : SERVICE TRUCK,
ter Mrs, W. Cameron, cf Scarboro, � = a; 'Depende,.,.ls Accurate Din
?called on Mr. t xl Mrs. Chas Annie ' ` `"""'�� ; Lo Prompt sc calla , ensuring I 'rl. Feb: 14
Veterinary Remedies -,
last week, .�.�� ,; in �.. Reliabie Photo Finishing "Admission 865
! Canada's Cam' ere! Cosmetic Line
Mr. L. Mills, of Ot:. Ewa visited his i PJCKEV.ING N
1 Oldest
parents here last week. .' wid district, on
Washer STORE HOURS = � �
Miss Norma Littleford has rtturn- H Score THURSDAYS t�' :VIC.EACI3'11
sd to work again afiAtr her recent �� Week Days - 820 A. M. • P P. IS. 1rL`RDTITUR£ DEALER
illness. '!1 Fst'd. 1907 �L'elephone Pickering '12W a Sunday - 12.30 P. M, - 5 P. ihd. "
About' twenty young :)eople Bath- -
ared at Mm. Vsl' saws home for a ` R. rn let or write Toronto Store J. R. BoyeS� A FUNB'1tAL DHtECTOR
Weighing party, but on account of � - i &cerise
Service i t Plivab ♦miYlanee
Min Lorna Vallealt's iilnesa, Mrs. Owned' and operated by - P%m.. $• -)► Oe Nary :.
H. v R Moore kin.ify allow a tb,.m $eQ . WaS�er stOCC i
= .• -to apish she party at bier home, w►a i44 iii DUPONT ST. X lit. RICHMOND . ' THE REXALL 'STORE Phone Pick.'
x0freshmmts said d iaeiag. Everyone TORONTO -Td. turd. 5440 pI s
ibad a saw tom• PHONE Piet a r ain Ontario
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• -. ' S .. - _- .,'w+Yc 1 r- ' - '� fir• -- -•-.°. • � � - - . z _ _ b ..' _,.� - - ., _ - _ � � , � _... = ' ?
- :THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION ' Burners
The hen I
a fdrifting - of the• - - - 7,
TOw•NSHI1'
of YICKERING
w+
tNLvnday tied Claren In the County and Province 6, men Ra es,� -
\o bread or milk de
mail came through f Ontario - • .
ue da roads w, : - , _ , - .�•,
T a y, y Xi ,,�, , -Hot Air and
and things moved a PUBLIC NOTICE .is harsh van '
that the Council of the said Munic`
better. A number of 4 ± • .� � ��j T��� '•. •.__.; _
Furnaces
ple were kept from a 1pal Corporation of the Township of
at War Assets. Skiers Pickering will, at a meeting thereof N
mar000_ ed in the villa to be held on Monday the third day •�
ni took refuge in of March, 1947, at the hour of One �r �`� - r
o'clock in the afternoon, in the Coun- ?t
$$ J3 I
.gad Jack Brignall s. _ ~`' _ `
j N�cMnrrowi S
cars were stranded on
ail Chamber, in the Municipal Build- , ,,
,, �.', ,.�
ing in the Village of Brougham, 1 ; ,` $ ONTARIO
-- ,among them Alan j .consider a By -law for closing to a 11' � � ,
village streets were
da oa the purchaser or purchasers that stoPP- �;;, �� ?�?'
Y, but ing up, selling and convey ing'portion ( ` 4,(• �',. `.f' -. _ ��R� 2363 >
,.
drifting 'ryas. bad,
the banks on the of the original a'lowance. for road. }l ,r f'- ='•
` r• N
y 1. Sideline between township lots, I @ ._ +'•
were higher than the , ; i., ;Y . -.1
A number at ' numbers 24 and 25, in the 6th Con- �'°"•� _ _
_:.1:.
good - - - - --
.cession.
- =- , ,-t - ver ladlos
ford turnnture sale or.
c _ nit ' - _..
prices on. some artic 2. That portion of the'sideline which ,.
lies between township lots 28 and 29 ;, t ;: �' ° • '
DIJ3TEtICT
good, la gegroug of h .in the 5th concession which extends H., RAE
:..;'
again on Saturday from a point approximately 80 rods e
- north of the 5th concession line app-
two wolves repo . _
. � UTON
roximately 280 rods northerly to a ,,; '�
moat ,are& . a week ag
point approximately 40 rods south of
Alton amd district p PP Yt R I C ; •fir'
the 6th concession line, r„ a,� x
yam,
group' %stead' of _ '� '�': ='' ' y RD ELECTRICAL REI�AIB9
The Counsellor or Solicitor with ' �� 7 �' �' i
they brought back a� .: f
_ reference thereto upon petitioning to „U
2 The Park'Boards be so heard. / .�y'.
Dated this 20th day of January, 194T '� 1< f `> .; I ; y �•+ttp; • In Memoriam
was postponed 'Air t, T. JOHNSTON , C:zrlc,
and was held last
of the Dfunicipal'Corporation of the - '� � "� «., .- - • -- -- DALR In inviaa mwnb y of .my
will have a report - said TowtRshi
for our next issue, p' ax husband and father, Sergt. F.
Adair, Reg. No. 310191, 70 Batt -
Mr. Fred Moriey,� (�, r a. y • _ .. . .
spent the week -end at GxeerlWO� d :{ ,y, and Division Rt' a
ebrudry L6. 1935.
Mlri. Don H.edges,; _ _ -. l�� #; SSU`ccessfdi�enfiCount'y farmer has good rich soiffeir Baugh tears ,in. our ages do sot
W.- and Mrs. Barry J a.hopping Irlijl his soybean crop, due to his, crop, rotation plan. Soy- t glisten, '
Hill Thompson were a' beans, which a:'d sorie nitrogen to the soil, work well i 3laten
the village attending MASTER FEEDS and r dour i;ace ,ia not always sad,
in Toronto last week., SUN RAY FEEDS I� in trop rotations, such as sugar beets, cam, oats, soybeans Zre is not a night or morziL
or corn, scybeans, wheat and clover. f '
All Western Grains at we blink o, the dad we had.
The Hiustead boys & !' That's why eoc`•. yea ore and more Ontario farmers
end with their people Oven For Chopping D "lily - - I j --Sadly miwEld by laneiyr Wfre. ,
and Mrs. b'ran11 Phone Pickering R 31 plant soybeans. But the an d;on crop must be increased _
g _ 'ifs and daughter, Elsie.
Toronto, spent Sunday A. J. ItiLORDEN and SON n.aay Lime• to meet Canadian req�lircrnents. Victory
M,Ills huge new plant needs over3,000,000 bushels a s
Mrs. Jack Badgerow, _
IYSiss Eileen Cooper,
KAISER i _year. so_ti,ere's a ready market for all you can growl - . _ ,,. 1� „,�� „• r.a.'� ,
the week -end under
roof. ELECTRIC /� ,�'`}� Q �s ,`�s r - -
]�t and Mrs. Allan l IC SVU (! t'►rf�3�.7O J fOR
spent a few days last _ - - -_ � :;� . .' - • .
fnrmPr'a mat
haze. House and Hain Wlsiag
Mrs. Prank Loyst ! E:STISLATES GIVEN • ;�+ �• • • + / •• +"t • 6 , ,�
end visiting friends `
Claretaort VI'omei ✓�• `�''t»�i�ts s a' Soybeans have a tong planting period ”
.'• .... b,' N
' and are EASY TO GROW, using standard
The Claremont WO -
� �p methods of cultivation and standard farm �a�: =� ��j t .. - . •v
v�i11 meet on Fables aTac�tatin�� Ont. equipment.
home of Mrs. • Fred
Raw4on will give a p PHONE PICK. 17Ep _ ready _
i:.
- •__ � rl► profitable CASH CROP Theresa d
crical Research” Luna - market for all you can grow.
�Lra, Jahn Gregg, Mrs A real SOIL - BUILDER, improving . soil, tilth
Henry Johtsson and - • and oclding come nitrogen -- soybeans fit :; „ :'a •;
EGGS ,. .. . �.{
into .any. crop rctctioa planning.
;Funeral On 3n _ _ �y Soybeans area HARDY crop — resistant to
1 T• a... .. a j1Tmk# F�..,.. ,.., reins s ,,
,Mina Lois S - �• _ _ �X _ --
.. _.. y� �('� i du ' season. .:.. ..
Fmeral services Fast�er i�L V reatCr ring growrr.9 �'...;�;,.,'.,•" . _
Wednesday, for Mies' Grovrin;, sew'x•ans is BENEFICIAL- In its
who passed away
on _.. -' - _RETURNS - • loosening effect on fight, heavy- texfursd J
the Toronto General i - — - soils.
owing a serious ope= For Your' Eggs x
weeks ago. She assn in h // •"� a r . g
d lac ! , wad
Born on the 6th nine, t - - - �� ; -.. - � �
We are now in a, position to give - - ri
a :tended the Pine Grov1 .-
1r,Wt; vchiCh;-site walk' - -- you 48- NG -$' \ L 1 M 1 T . t p ;?
VICE which means a HIGHER �'�"� •
t +• re she resided until t .
�• ' .
b , Paa :. She was a met: -GRA -DE- TO YOU ana increases No T e s F t: t: T-S T R E F T E A S t` -- -
revenue, '
'.h Line Church. She is _ R F, f T O R O N T O, C A N A D A
Far parents, Mr. and Mn _ :.#
MT9. WraJ By handling your Eggs Faster. it 09 alas •� � .. aa. � � aa, a0 . y, :' ;.: ,." ":: ; '' , ;•:
sister, �. t
assures the consumer a FRESH- ��
`laremort, and four b 1a° -
::n and Lorne, of Toron ER and SWEETER Egg. -;
��o O Cl retna
a i•i' rdoa, f a th gJ _through -�F - ^Yl C �a"s t :1� MILLS -4i-fn fed � <
F rn. vas held frosit __ Market Your E
f';n h, with Rev, S;Y art, 285 FLEET MEET EAST — TORONTO, CANADA : ", , ,... �.
u' �' 1 Wi:hcut cost or td me— please 4 ' `' ,
a gn*mPr pastor, atF ,a . -...
r t— "FARMING WITH
�,'��' ?',, :f:;:•,' ,
..:F?'l'. i:t L.xt,ridge Cc•tnet PlrVkerin - arms,nerd -you new •� :�',.�.�,,..; _ ,.,, ; >� - _ _ - •�
' SOYBEANS
;LlI11IteC I INANE ........ ............... . -
RC%4J L - ,ADDRESS ........... .. ... r ;.
For Bigger and Faster Returns ' ' ' ' ' ' "'
-Ask your Agricultural Representative or
GRADING STATION Local Grain Buyer about SOYBEANS. apt d =
,k �. „•adding of interest -
WHITBY, ONTARIO
week -e::d was that of Do
of 13:oubt am, on Sa+ur''az : 1 ^
I,e; l a Bate::, of Osl: aw�a. _h4
took Race at tl:e Uni;edl
panca4g�
and I.e:. I. E.
oxicizted. uliu�c.,rg. a sho .. .
couple ,v�,l ms de
P
to the
gharr. Miss Bates was far
the s' aff of the Dc,minion Lank, Os- ,., . nevtr before has the demand, both here and �abroad, for *.he products of >5:
haws, and' for the past few mo;Iths' great. • �� Motor Winding au: se enables, the sfu,?ent
Ontario's great electrical plants been. so Trodurtioa must be, in- gg r= �-
hus been doing secretarial work for creased ...but to meet new production goals, skilled h:.r_d5 are needed. For to understand Intelligently the operation and
Mr. Beer. . n P better reoair of taotom G; adratea of this courae, �' • }
Mr. Ed. Jones, of Baisar1 has pur- great opportuniiiea lie ahead. Hieher wa„es. jib s artily, >
working conditions are within easier reach of tthoscs who have masttesed a ; available at Hamilton s �d Taranto, have s `>
chased a building lot from William win m
1 practical knowledge'of tbe� di$ercnt tvpce of .
Ellicott. . "ad occupation. . winding and re- d`mg of otors as large as 10 s .
and 15 b.p.
The children are still enjoying the , . _
,-ink next to the firs hall sad arse oa Today, through the plan sponsored by the Department of etet'anp Affairs Poartiorurl pralrtirrg coaraesirs rise arts, professions
he ' nearly eve night. - stud other agencies; thousands of young workers are being trainea, to meet•
t nee y tY s�ui trades are o$sred..st training. :
The "local” from Toronto were at the electrical said other industrial needs of this Province. Graduates of wrest located in the fo wing cities
at stud towns in O►teri+r Toronto, Lon- L
home for the week -e-td, and :Host of t� rehabilitation courses are now really to take their places in Ontario's S r
them of back just is time. _ in try, Available to you are veterans, e started on the road to skilled don, Hared 4 6ekvine, wftoo e, t '
s+ well' 'x F� William. Hedetville, PresoaEt, '
Mr. Robert Miller will b' dome - -electrical trades such is efleetrieal conairue,aon -and mainftwinee radio and n, 1`Iorth Pay. Ottawa.
shortly from Toronto where 1-e Has �MWiN, G�SemFs+riDe.Haileyb°r!�' K�;,>
begin doing machine b Lop work 1 slat d."Ac d eerviciug and motor winding:' Seek them out with ebnfide�eb. � - ,�. -� • �
to his opening up his mm she. in "They. are your future: craftsmen. _ .' • � " �
Rrougham. (Any who have not been . , ._ .lARltl NN•••,•�H••,N•NN.N•.NA.N•N,•1/ �� r „�
(ONTARIO)
A.
�...... a *...+... �.. There's So l & ce
In Sibila(mit Song
Arne
y U. S. y P I
a Of The Scythe - - , , "'lab .0
��' SS (�.) RK _:Let's not be snide about .snaths. * t
_ aS+�D 54 Gnb scot Of course you know /what a snath
isisigne cu. weT is? Some People .must, anyway, for '� Is
X. AzW � Noah American snath makers —alt "
Dlvlaioo five of them --at a recent "con- rr
20 Oleum (ab•) N t;rmk (ab. vention" announced t h a t they -..
r 1 VvAo on 3 Kind al! m t 19 Icelandic 34 For tsar that would turn out 120,000 maths is
sm
Ever (contr.) 4 JOtL'ney folklore 35 More tacUe 1947.
Idke 5 Shout
i Indian coin 6 Pedal 21 Those`hQ 36 Pillar . A anath, says the Christian _
- More soo�siM extremities tan leather 38 Retain '` Science Monitor, for the benefit of ,
? Noun ttutlll; - 23 It is the ---� 40 Snare those victims of the machi.;e
Cloth measure r
g
Redact �, t Railroad (ab.) of a V. $. 41 Army order' who have loot contact with the
8C}fesRle . Y
Great in _ Army group ' (ab•) grass roots of civilization, is the g
height / - 25 Public Dtlatrutaion handle of a scythe. And not all the / f
34 C �� 10 Poems storehouse 43 Hideous giant fancy, streamlined mowing
hairs 14 Runner on •26 Moral 46 It is (eontY'i machines of today f1ave been able
hairs �.
shed mow attitudes 47 Torrid to drive the scythe off the market
6 Seize with the 31 Venturesome 50 Stns sod or out of the fields. Old Time-'him
susbt 32 EpglJsh 32 New HamA-
16 Accomplish statesman shire (ab.) self still does his mowing by scythe,
as cur - (easing with weary dignity on his
Si __ or .4! j 4 " 5 6 7 1:! ( 9 v snaath - -- - - - _l
Symbol f ..g '
sodium rl �L Robert "Frost, who turned his
13 l9 back -on the deafening roAr' of For constant Smokil Pleasure
iF Saving devft 15 116 Z •� 1 modern civilization to find peace •
_.
amorously among New England farmers,
>'•0 writes of listening to the sound of
Mon �K - 2S Zb his "long scythe whispering to the
ICON'Sely , ground ". There is solace and re-
freshment in . the sibilant song of,
'40 some
the scythe —at least as an Interlude
rootstock : a in humanity's mechanical advances _ _ ; vvE
s. ' .'44'1�tltMnos � _ The "mechanization- of the farm"
46 rniflufky ' .�, can release man from some of his Clgarftto Tobacco -
w 48 Vessel 0219 36 37 � sweated bondage to the soil. but -
tald3tlg earth 3y 1F1 sit 4j 44 . the grip of the hands on the trusty _
- balder sn3th can humble the arrogance of
�i Cravat 45 47 4 .men .. who have "sought out many _
+W Symbol for the
- fAoroa �1 h! - e snath, thou sni8eerer: -
so Narrow ie1<s! q 53 wield him well and be wise; _ --
r
TEEN -TOWN TOPICS
By BARRY MURKAR �� t
A bright light shone in my eyes, at me, "theyL are yours to keep for- mal -ing the faces of the two men ever.'' t
across the table blur and seem un- "I want to get out of here. Let
tiataral. One of the men- was bald me go," 1 cried. I twisted an/ 04E*1#6
and a deep red scar on the right writhed, but the ropes held me , 1
side of his face was livid in the tight in the chair. -• ,
wh;teness of the light. The other "Little boy doesn't look so smart
_ tnan wore a brown fedora above a now Chisel. He looks scared, and
sl'arp featured face. They looked 7 •_should be. Now we'll give him -
tough -hard ready or anytning —and the gambler's rub down." ui►tttFtt'"N{ t �r�'
At the moment for me. They moved in close and untied Try Briri tasting Lipton's ?es iatlry _
r e . = 1. now lodividuai "Measured S#-rvics"
the ropes that held me. Chisel ,hen Bbl Bach ton
The bald •man was shuffling slapped my face —hard, and then -- a 4 is• i g.two
cards —the kind - fstll cups otiri tasting Upton's Liptan' Tea.
you play bridge twisted my arras behind me. I { Asir your grocer today for Lipton's
" with. He turned 'them face up and kicked and lunged out. -Suddenly' Tea Baba. You will enjoy that lively,
Placed them in a line . fn front of everything went .black and a new brisi ton devour... "War wishy -wadtt
him. The chisel face 'pas rattling picture Caine into focus. _
-- .:.always fresh and fall- bodied.
a pair of dice in his left hand and _ "What are you' doing an the -
_:�� -KYery so often made a move as if.- - "+ii me son? You have your father -" -
'ta throes them_ in my. face. I was and everyone else in the house
&cared. awake."
• "Little boys s h o u 1 d never • w • _ - - - '
aestbh," said the chisel face, l turned suddealy and there was
'never gamble at anytime, no mat- my mother, standing in the door" dJ
ter how good are the odds." He way of my bedroom. I got up off
seat over close to -me, and as I the floor feeling very }bolish•
tried to move ,back, I found my "I had a =had a very bad dream." - 4
- ` arms and legs securer tied to the _ "'You must havt had," said
chair on which I was sitting. mother. `"The whole- house shook
"Why did you gamble, little when you hit the -floor."
�1 oy?" asked Baldy, "didn't you "I did 'a bad thing today mother"
ow it was a bad thing to .do?" I confessed. "A guy told me if
..But I 't. can to—" t
didn't. m , I gave him a dollar, he would bet
a'
"Shut up, little boy."-Chisel face it on a horse for me and I ',routs - Tea down into his pocket and get three dollars back. I dreamt -
'��ttrr[led out a bottle of coke. He that I was in, a room with two
-•-
~ Ikeld it in his hand, looking, at it tough men and they had dice and _
{I�
for a moment, then held it out. to, cards. They kept telling me little -
V
:
-me. As I reached for it, he slowly boys should never gamble — then � O � � ..
OuNed it back, they tried to beat me up. Gee morn,
"Bad -boys should be made to that could happen to anyone. Boy, s s
sweat a little," he cracked.' "You I'll never gamble again." —i
kok very warm under those lights
- itad I'll bet you're thirsty. You are •� _
Holland to 8razE1
Tdiirsty, aren't you. little ]soy ?" .. - - = u erg ".r ]s its fg.aw[ga w � slgt >Mtra at+R spsGlyr 3TOKE>s s 3ELlOTiON of EANLYa.00[M[NY FLONER3
"Yes," I replied meekly. j .( igh"oed N fMlsr toot tl W t drills godkny irv*k red ASTU, Goo" I'Most Arils, HASITJ MM, Deaf Doable
"You're h u n g r y too. Very
According to an .agreement con- ' sessmy *110 MpwW 1a11Ys tied ��' _ 'The ntrld. grs.s hpe sew. MkoA AN Double Room Is a �'
bun "Chisel lace then reached tali. ".K e! eo "• �' IOK io
gay eluded. between the Netherlands Collins � rri4M do. de., 1R •s. 20 et.., t a& 140 as.
down and pulled out a chicken and Brazilian authorities 1,000 'I % �e rYAT�fNf6TlMNlOiYEBET�LE6 rtsr. glen Pte, to ale., tub es. btehRlooL 1 Dwni D••f;le
`isandwich, and began to eat, making Ducth families are 711th eel to ff BEANS, Lwrs.", tredum Coles, Galilee R10diet, C "f- is ds., 1 h CL 40 CIL AAlesi A bri�N.nt �epi�r of
'1 bass W" of lootaoad arose do,slaa*d hrbrfd ' eels! as rd, men". yonow ad
soft munchy sounds and putting on migrate. to Brazil to settle on farms. ••mO ' CALENDULA,SodisMl�.. amme".m -do-1 wdeaOneR
t face of satisfaction. bans. Psis Was Inches (oils, sweet Conn that trodu0 w w, brtMhnt 12 go to yeNeA Pace, Nd.10 s1s,,1% Co. !0 eta.,
- -- f What would -Each migratory family wiH ta$e �" mines lwy.b.,e.Radhus seamoa vote of few etsd wo se n,d wef fie. Esnl. 1 ex. bo ea. u
you like most, ,six cows. from Holland to Brazil Toddies en. PoatMid, t!4 1k ' essk Ealr:wstr early. The set• IsM for be10gesb « sill" db- 'i'NEET PEAS, Soma FiewwM>,
` little boy ?" asked Baldy:" } W I Ile 499. dendst now Vegetable 104110- relay. Prism PkL 10 dL, 1/4 ay Mtsd• Hess weed blown In
"I want to go home," I replied: with them. 711 CA I WON. For 1947. P.slool t/t 25 �• +1 a• 59 ds• n•f; �'�1b�; W" I�
w'Ha ' hi" he gargled. "Get that. an >i• 1 CLEOW, Giwrt Pink Oman. !9 des•, 1'4 Its, St.00, �'•
gag N sargsd eeeMN feller , if
Chisel, little boy 'a ants to go C N �C KgE asst Mdsoer srieMftr kssrr LETTUCE, Ashh: a di4d.dlr dIF' Huge ...n of bright, dirk and ' zfN�sA, DehIM Fiewered iW :- b
ltOn1G' -]jr far - a" ewer sad of toed Naith. hrsst trN of I a tbN has a blooms on Manb ! Iset tell rr1e. rigs Means 0, Ins : rwN
t e • - r 8p+lrolt � PodMld, V41k 1$9, 1 Ile 409 edlt.rdint arrafar, esarliss! olw.a oeslr.o.a ►ieo. is wired sf twNat tolen E:eeNsrM br +
_ - OP Mon! !flay. Price, Pkt. 10 da.1 1 /3! eealag Petra Pke 10 eb , 1 /w es.
r for *0 waie gordee. �eatpdd, ►L !0 ills 1 1:16 on 30 g!a !! dL, 114 oz. S! se,
`'You gambled today little boy. Ivor quick rdld f�,12W «used br setMSa. �i IT• slohn awl EarN, as PK toe, t 10L 309 ('
You should never have done that. othfete's foot, scabies• ism vlae and ote4vtt�la� retied rdrMg pod" 4 6@W STOKES 9PECiAL FLOW CClLl,9Cn0H of the shows
who . °OOIt meditated. Lash �f able best PorhnW, phL sec, ONION, Esrlr YeNew Glob@. "yes fart -W erweeM AN the" Hewers
:'. gamble pay a penalty, e. a, PlssCllli►TI x Gre..das *ee Moons .+this so
.• Swtbo. comforts and oni 9aigg 1 sae W % Nr. "a. Iles eoelisrt erslr- I god wall• eleya Iran nerd. Ore pe" Cask of tM to"M
especial! those Little Boys' who
eM«. Poelpeld. trkt 109, 1NIsd oho.. hat.. 709) , paedgsid, .................... .........CC_
D - Y aterresdtebdrrt. t Bar. Mk rdr�11 "'-h' ..._ ?�
gamble. It never pays off. You Ilwas for MoDOis. CAMAGE, E4e1y Vikklg, LL10 %sa.tl9c,1 o..4se. ��.
a, --know that now, don't you? . You R : ' u d�'Ame, T 'ti" •f a•
11 _ ........................ ............................... .,. ... .................
RADISH, t
pish you, had never tried to make �,' °' Ten. Ps4Mreli, sedetnd. Tk.mosti bulb
N4at dollar triple itself. Z'oa're. tekd ire, 34 es hoe Cull o" Very ady "WI M STOKES 1 t '
�l _ .:z'
M sweating little boy. You're paying R CARROT. Consists. early tee• ►ealssidI OK i0s, I o9. Ise, (` r
for your misdeeds now." Chisel twhM es oudeadhy high quell" rib fb. for'
wizen sat back on his chair and tr. Twice and ssriar. Peet' SMNACH, Ofd Dominion, Plane "d we lad the "pasts 4moeatr 1 hen skald in the shews list I,
g10M, PIrL 109, % oz. 1 se,
'caressingly fondled his dice. He batik aslatrd, c, Ir .- I fq Plans ."d re, o«tts" So 11sm'wrkd a We � '
held them up to eye -level and �� CUCUMM, Do hk Yield, the P10i1nN, °led se, i ee: roc � , rulay PEAS, - Eedr Met.ii'�V.MI hle t10isW100.
�aloWly moved them forward until h ,I%Odase M loom"" ".�: � ' __ �ed:e... Ise Pool. !1710, f«,...........- .:. -.�e�
' tTaeh :Iasfstt ..arw.r.d For .d..4 ern« -wllh Ines" [] A. r�sW File ail 7C oli lea f« ..................
ley moved up close agate: Then 1I ♦ tittle 4 *'lam"
ile nodded to_Baidy.. _ W>1 Tutatet ani� M "NNplelAKad�MLPedpid, • vICK PeOW , to Ile 119, �-7�y�
• : • I ''''' th/tr<as{ d bM� OOi�� 9k ter, t Co. 1199. ' 1 Ile 40L tJ 1167 CsIYI �N d �AlrlildMl7 1. ,'J
Raldy glared at me, which made ' �atssbl'wati taslea ; HOTS, Pereend shown ON be "Nod sow 1ss aaehass.. 11 t �`�►'
Ine feel sick away down inside. He WOW WOAL VEGUAIIIA
t asp from the table and -walked i ��'�� ( .... -
I - isund behind ruse Slowly he let fa 1rls► 1b." erwaf rglYtYet "Meld iw ash erwar toed gastNr HAAIE . ............... ..............................
E, cards hit over me like water aai 40 PICK Orioles.. postal ees of ebiw� 12 :.1.y,,. ADDRESS ......... ... ...PROP. .......
..:: x� ;
1�. fa Value 11.91114te y«lgsld. P.ao.....�.9�tge...fe.� .,.�.w.,
iw oat a shower. 1111 tallwa. -.`� NOittl�pe .eMrit COO , sl. Vie,
: "These 'cards and_,-dlce belong. to g _
wee who gamble," Chisel shouted a� _.:. i. aW + �,. + — ass = .Tr iiE T
ON
: ,inL".r .e-rx, '+a'.. "v!,y"yha .:,av,yn t a:' - ' A,�f3- - ,_ ,. • Sti. 'M"• r �' - _ .-
JA
r
Suft SdW Dirt - -- - - flow Can 17, - Not By Air
C �- 8y Naas Ashley A belicopttr fluttered over New •
York recently carrying a 40 gui ia,-
Jottas the Licht of 116 wow ` can of milk picked up at a Ptna- �..
Q. How tea I preserve paint in Iv farm for delivery to tfie
John g: 1 -14 g0-3t. open cans? � ania rY
Golden Text —I am the light d A. hafat can '•e kept in open soot s newly opened co- opera
the world: he that followed alt tans if the paint is stirred thorn live daa isy is the city.
I / a shall not walk in darkness, bete oughly, then the can filled to the
shall have the light -of life. —John i + with water. When needed
ens. agai.q pour off the water carefully rid to Wake 1p
The Blind Beggar Q. How can I stimuli.• the
It was perhaps at the Temple growth of plants? w,ta Nelfic a, •.
GEM BROWN entrance that Jesus, as he passed A. Put coffee grounds around tl'e
t.. wJt.SPlAywase by, saw a man who was blind from roots and once a week give them /..,.t., ve4
his birth. As Jesus beheld the nn- a tablespoonful of olive oil. N :. Now Revs/ md U
sYliOPSle allow the earth to become and EVWy Mwy�
� Karen lead seated heraflf beside fortunate man, the attention of His � •
qw i ow* XeCaio [hi itch Pses• her husband, and. joined by Sybil, disciples was attracted, and they mod' none L a man who woke tap moss
ts. One attracts bin atteatton, it the small roup was carr3"in on a Q: How can I remove the tsa-
g 8 etpzesscd the belief that the faults mossingt with ■dull headache. Wi+at ■
e dcCb istopher Storm.manoted desultory conversation about the of the parents reappeared in their aiaii from silver? dismal way to starE the day? Bat
arebiteet, wedding rehearsal, the bridesmaids, children. They held that every af- A. A very good cleanser for tar- Kruschen trsasformed bin life, according
and the ushers. I fliction was traceable directly to coshed silver is to use a piste of to bin lei:
CHAPTER IV "Slit's very beautifuh isn't she?" some special sin. raw potato, dipped in baking soda. - "I used to wake up m the moznbW
Q. How can I make a zinc pol- with a dull headache. A yo■r ago, I
Wordlessly, as McCale bit bit lip said %figs Bigelow, catching McCale ! Jesug' answer, "Neither did this ish2 started taking Kruschen Sales regularly.
to keep silent, Adelaide Bigelow re- a* ain with his eyes on Karen. , man sin, nor his parents: but that Today, I wake up fresh and iivelg and - - - --
placed the deed in its eayel8pt. She "]im;' McCale grunted, !coiling. the corks of God should be made A. By stirring rye bran int, a can do my day's work without undue
.'-turned slowly, motioning him to "Is she always like this ?" manifest in him," does not mean paste with boiling water, :and add - exertion. I And Kruarhea Salto a great `
4ave the room with her. °A Nordic princess:" Miss Ade• that the beggar and his parents ing a . andful of silver sand and a bang, and have not been sob Kru for s
little vitnol. Rub the articles wit? 6 I can recommend Kniacbaa
The bright brilliance of "The laide smiled: • "slight distaste, curling «ere sinless• but that no special this paste; kits? with water, wipe fat anyone suffering from headaches and ,
Firebird" rippled through r o u b the the corners of her mouth. "I sin of theirs bas caused this ca- constipation. I'll never be without
PP g dry, and then polish with a soft Kruschen as long as I live: —E.P.
gloom of the upper hall on a shaft I'm afraid not•" lamity. cloth. Dull lesdacbes euch as tk* man
of yt}low light from the open draw- "A h. The deceptive Swedish The Beggar Honors Jesus .Q- What can be done when is- suffered from can often be traced to i
irg room door. Someone was .play- bland." When brought before Cie Ycari- blecletlies begin to wear along the disordered stomach and to constipation . .
ing the Stravinsky and playing it ") ust -no" � aces, the man repeated the story he creases where '.'aey are always because of waste material which remains
well. McCale- following Miss Bige- "Shea very talented.' had told his nei Bated and dcclar- folded: in the system. Aonall dose ofKruacben
_ low inside, saw that the room ?gas "Yes. indeed." taken regularly in the ?morning prompt%% ,
ed Jesus a prophet. A. t_ ut about .an inch from one helps to remedy this Bond iioa• And that
now occupied by three women and %lass Bii;elow was ma'.ing him Some said that the healer +vas - side and one trd. This will cause ifs how Kruschen acts to relieve such
_Vts man. feel like Paul Pry. Why f,ad she not of God because he had-broken the creases to appear in differto headaches.
His client drew him forward• to been giving him the impression, in the Sabbath in the practice of heal places and the tablecloths will last ' Try Ksusabwo for relief of mosniog
She woman at the piano. She was the last Few minutes. that Karen hesdaeebes and sluggish ��- abe
ing, white others thought a sinner rruca linger.
exceedingly beautiful in an almost was wort b watching rher. He could not perform a miracle. To- ' Q. Flow can I relieve frost bite? �d ?bc at all ohrag stares.
cinematic way. The high cheek- changed the subject.: satisfy their mints as to the ident- A. Rub the • frost - bitten ,»arts
boars of 'her face shadowed the "Will you want me to have my ity of this man his parents n -rte •
y(ainte•r of hniknm. yam- +� ' -- rrlan oo cuty tonsgbt?- -fee %atche_ examined. They declared that, be peppermint. Use or. }y tl:e pure 61,
.swept the floor with her lashes, be- her closely, All the tightness came was their son and that he had been- rot the essence. -.
Qrind which' glowed humorous blue back into her eyes. blind from birth
ryes. Fier mouth was sensuous. and ' ."I —I don't know." i He that was blind .w•ac again
thick with vermilion lipstick. As if Suddenly he was like a man wait-, called and in�tr>:cted to glut (rod wdust Useful
all his were not enough, hair the the praise: and not Jesus, 'who --
ing i» i dentist's office.. wanting to .,�
oolor of flan hung in a ktng.bob to start something, go in there and was considered a sinner. Bet the A big c toy of sawdust makes �Y
ber shoulders get it' over with. He started to talk, maxi persisted in honoring Jesus a rseful bit o€ extra equipment to
Lost in his reverie of this neo- almost blurted out, "You're in some and also refuted t%�e vgvme ^ +9 of carry in the trunk of the car
Grec vision. McCale hardly heard trouble, Miss Bigelon►. You 'need the -Pharisee _ through the winter. =. .
.Adelaide Bigelow speak. help. You do. You came to me this Spiritual Light If stuck in the snow, or stalled
"May I present Mr. McCale, morning with it written all over Jeans asked the beggar the run- on the ice• a sprinkling of sawdust
Sybil? This is Mrs.. Joel Bigelow. your face. You're afraid of some - damental question, "Dost thou be- under the wheels will glee tjlit
The bride's' mother." She put bar thing — something that has nothing lieve in the Son of God r' The ari- added bit of traction needed to get
hand- on his sleeve. - "Mr. McCale's to do with wedding gifts." He started on the tray again. —Wind- �� ��� ����
Agana. is e,, erseeit► ewer of the healed man was made
g—the wedding made a gesture as if he were vrav- honestly rnd earnestly "who it nor Star. "
ing them sway, "You—are afraid. I he. Lord, that I ttrght believe on '4 '#Lore is s large army of owtelooe'
With an effort he brought hit know,'* . - _ . him'" The answer of Jesus was i ��,ouss<,lNe�/iy,[�
I. t �s ?asst echo ha*e learned to depend tam
self back to the woman who faced self- revelation of .Himself as ales- D; Chase's Kidney -Uvei R{d, t
him. Her manner was art nt sus "I suppose you do." Bdt thouQlk poor �,�� � �� di on ta•anis or trunks issuses • e -,
� slab, Savior and Lord_ The
the repeated his same in the cool. her hand trembled. her eyes were van's eyes had been opened for a 0 *Ykg which is bud on this i>dseys
detached tone she might use to a.. vacant. sublime purpose. He looked upon 72M due , I. +�, - r is also the esparare to all kintle cd _ --
chauffeur. She acknowledged. the "Tell rai what it is. Give me your Jesus and saw more than when he wanve pass+, servo. dbtmm and went, wised sand weather. _
introduction, that was all. then -confidence. If you went my help. looked for the first time upon the aim
7;,�d`se� to "�w� Thig medicine Ito siiimuhie tote
tnoved majestically away. i must issue it. Wha! do you tar? great world around him, Jesus was ssa■ ly dlehaba■em. Ward% trying/ •etiea of the l idesya and rtgara tie- "
Who is making• you afraid" backaches which so Dolton result.
Himself the Son of God. Then ftllMtl� 1/Ir I"gl RI
"Now I're done it." he cursed to came the climax in the word anal Ai1l� ///f1 CstsNMt! For over harlf a emstry they have :q=.
A corner of McCale's' mind was himself, for she drew him a sharp, deed of the blind beggar: "Lord, f - been popular with w9way am, -
still at the piano where the white half -angry glance, and got .1p• He believe. And he worshipped him. BE A MASTER ?trackers and farmers-
goddess now played something by stumbled to his feet, blind with an- WALLPAPER HANGER
Gershwin in a real broken beat fer at himself, but she was smiling ?,ears Now to rase* Mosey in
He caught an amused glance from at two people who were entering Eruption of Krakatoa . in the Tour t *a■• Ttat*. writ* for Felt
Miss Bigelow helot she the room, rastr■etr*■■ for slots. .:.
g e s presented Malay Archipelago in 1883 1 -urled a GRASSO
him to the couple sitting on the The girl_wap ail gold. She was cubic mile of reek more than 17 SCHOOL OF WALLPAPER
sofa. _ not beautiful, but her face had a "miles in the. :is__ -...
'victoria Bigelow:' __murmured depth andw glow that was curious-
4 ^ ;
Miss Adelaide; "and Stepben —the ly warming. That was of She was
bride's sister and brother." g knew : • .. ti.' ^ !: ,, -. - ra
= once that she was nIntelli ea d - _ � ; r �.. �_� = • ' `'. aX
The girt looked a little old around nice, as well as decorative. Her hair « -r - . • e ' '
the eyes, a little hard around tfty
--- - -- - -- -- xt
month. There was something viper- was longs .naturally ear! and . of a •e ,.' • •, � _
y.
burpishsd bronze color. Her head
..,
ash in
he a ay she held -her pottnTtii was set on a
perfectly proportioned
chin. She Iooked at McCale, her
body. Dressed as she was in shades
glance traveling from his head to 1•`
of beige and brown. simply and in `;; : ; $A
his toes, as if she were selecting ^ _ r
g a beautiful taste, she was at once
horse.or a dog for her own special
quey charming, , assu. hor-
itl hmi red t
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:.
stnusement. -
owghbred. - It was very easy to we that
'C'rrnn�ra—�f,° - �t!i- -�' ciciwr .r'.• -
S to n- -fi Victoria's •a w "`` : >
phc ss.l�.. -touched her, kissed her. There was Y. wa''. ,, ' ' x ,•,
brother. He' had the same bard - }S
in her voice a note of passionate �, ,
finish, the white skin, the narrorw
, "acern, o
f pride —of relief.
face. Already ' there was a crease
of cruel? around his anew mount. Adelaide Bigelow introduced the
He wolfed a drink while noddin golden girt in the doorway to If c- ; :_. .y•
+:
g -
C :It and he was surprised at tht > "?'
to %f cCale, but his eyes were fitted - t : =.�.�3s l'>ti:> � � " -
f v e,
r h me 1 of e.
creature's roc I ow c
on lire woman at the t
h•
anon r ,•%
P But wasn't there something a trifle
The woman at the piano'. As tag• about the .?n - M , o
nervy, a bit disquieting,
crossed the .room in her oftrec tion. ed es of t'rat voice? Tt.ere v.as
the charm she diffused, the Well
-
a • +
•
she wove seemed to grow stronger.
Ht wondered what it could be, for She pecked at her aunt, smiled
open closer inspection, her %lice t McCale, made a few quick, eery -
ous laughing jibes at her family.
was elder than it had seemed at s C A
thstar,ce. ° and said in that modulated too -well /r M MY _
: a * controlled tone, "Anything new �^
"Mrs. Stephen Bigtiow," said come Present, I mean. Anything 7AUE5 ME WWK T e
Miss Adelaide, and left McCale eXciting ;" : ANG' WL�RRYOi!!T
looking down at a polite Garbo-ish bliss Adelaide turned abruptly as'
she was about to introduce McCale 0C BREAD A+t(/� //{I��
mask, a slow smile, and slender. f"ir •
Psis ir. tis•aig
cigarette- stained fingers picking out to the young man who had come in '
slush tone. He sensed what shTery witli her. She made a futile gesture �y
as
• if to ward'the girt off, but V er-
there must be m loving a woman
'like this, could see that part of onica. was out of the room before
�x Z .
Stephen's restlessness was a sick- the movement was even contem
plated. NEW Faster''
Acting eese, and that he was airing on the 1EcCale found himself hanging in tecaine of her magic. •• `�
She didn't resent his standing the air, so to speak, pumping the -. - • -• -
here a she played. She didn't hand of a man whose ,name he -• a •
or smile or make any ot[ftbrt had Corm heard. C
peak
"Storm, Christopher Storm:' the r Bother'
'
o put hem at his ease. She knew yonnpk Mn said. ' You re Duke • .
10 was dazzled, not quite sure of . McCale and, I've heard of you." -' ; .• sW Feat Afeiy Royal b hl'Fhe f>6e + •'�..'
+imself, but it didn't esen seem to •i, modoetn s beano?- br#koed %nice ej
reuse her. McCale stifled the impulse to ba>nty a y that btesed baked with New
McCale looked up to see %lies
say, ."Shush?" He said, "?Nell:' =4 LL _'� ��°r o� � 7rrr w>hiss In to !aw R�wOt��ur %nest Rfsly_
let to ttre Fand of this dig fellow mod„ the by aylkttt No Y �� fitly bra>tat+e�tt `a
tigelow offering him an old -fssh- aftht WOro_so d agave t>hart Byer. You of s
Need. "The dear old thing who had iesigned and built a louse �9"intsneatabi"Musedou{lt gaekeb in each cartoa of Ntw Fast _ -
cafkd'The titst." rurtmetheft"btwrest�tii -
ttnaltp has a cynical gleam M her E tchtsk Ifft A "ROYaI'- dlarielaaveeto•pacitet.
he thought. "Surely this silent iTo, Be t "c nt:r.::ed) e6ae�ed. Now Fast Ristp 1&ays toll- etrea/th r+anal >lot ,c
iaae•pta) ing S'e:eie isn't vie wen. I V lady, for Seel" 11 tmfaufts it•we.4or ' r � "
weosks oa your poetry •liar,
e around. here -" _ ISSUE ; -1647 ?attar ft's dfssohed fa warier! At yourSe+pter`s —j&,Wf K
wo-
t .•1' I :. , � '. ski .,..
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PSM, ELBOWS FOR YOUR
STOVES and FURNACES. ! � � 1 '{
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• . NOTICE I 1 I ;
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...and
BUILDER'S SIIP'PLIES
A T I also dooial cartage Work
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FEBRUARY 18, u and 1,5 '
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I .
Badman's' Territory Ross n .a.. -
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-. - ?tiephoee. b82 Whitby, Out. ..
a Address Phone
FEBRUARY 17, 18 and 19 - - ;W[ . MAW Yl/ ,
Brougham, Ont. — 'Pick. s R 22
Last Complete Show At 8.20 `^
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Her Kind of Asian KEN AND CLAR K E
Sales Conducted Anywhere <,
Drat 'Clark 7aehary Scott J. Paige Phone or Write PR3M1,TT=.03D �
Quality eats 614 Duadas_ St. East, Whitby, Ont. AUCTIONEERS
Plus An Added Attraction Licensed and Authorized for the
Return of Rust _ - ..Fish in Season Countiies of oma:io and YorTt• .>
Rusty'
Farm Stock, Implennents Ho ae-•
- -with Ted bar
aldson a; L :.... _ hold Fwwwre, Real Fsmte
Fruits & Vegetables our Specialty at Reasow&la
MURSDAY, FFJ , SATURDAY SILKS i� '��//�� MARKET ��++�+ Rates Dual Service for the of One.
FEBRUARY 20, 21 and 22 SILK`S •+ss�^ RKE i Parmsaant Iisggiai P� MaUen P rib phone, Agin. 69W3 '
DAN/vY iIAYE PSaaa 2Q lbat i?4a8s the Temper and = Markham P. O. phone Mark. 206
�s S *_ Nerves. It may be Your Eyes. Prenticee have been establiied
111d from Brooklyn = auctioneers. since 189'0.
y DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD* _ ' C. H. TUCK. OPT. D• Barrister Solicitor 1+1
In Technicolor _Disney Block Opp F. O• � otaty rabile 5
Dally Service _ OSHAWA �. C. C. RICHAR{DSON-
W 1 ltevale bail? , ex. Sun. & Daily - ex. Bat. ' Suss
Plsoaa 161s Snit' 621 _ Continental Life aft
: ',Sus. A HoL . • Hol. Sun. A Hol. - only HoL _ 871 Bay St. Toronto
- An old - fashioned box social will be Claremont 7.15 8.16. 12. 15 3.45 446 Seflers i3L Atkinson Yea= sa'lafa�tian MY Guseantee
held on Friday evening, February Brougham 7.27 8.1!7 12. 27 S.b7 8.12r
14, in the I, O. O. F. Hail, under Green Giver `7.35 :",8.35 12. 35 _ 4.05 _ISZO phone Agtrt. 201W2 - St�ntf. 290 - - �
_ the .sponsorship of the B. Y. P. 1:'., Locuat Hill, IM 8.313 12. 38 -x.08 8.2$ -- - II' :�ICI1I.k'.
Ili:,;, aFtist Gharch'and 1!X15 9.05 ] OS 4.0 8.b0 LICen$ed - PAINTER & DECORATOR
a1
•First Baptist Church, - W'hitev'1E:_ Retur:i Leave A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M. P.M. +
Professor Finch, of the University Toronto-- 9.15 10.00 S. 45 .2.00 18.4E - � )Qox 86
of Toronto, will be the guest speak-
:Auctioneers y
g p I Daylight Saving Time Panel Express Graver NO, Oxford 1= PICKERiNG ONTARIO
es � 26
Year's Experience
. cr, A program of games is being 1� .�+
planned, conc.uding %Pith the inevit- I Sales conducted anywhere. J. I. (Hud) S'1'E9VART`, B. A.
sable refreshments. Come along With Specializing in Farm Stock
an appropriate box, decorated as be- k'ot>:iture and Property Sales.
fits a Valentine. �! A M Sales personally listed and Barrister, Solicitor, NotaryT%te Woman's Association of the
laremo nt Meats �dveitised. Bil% prepared and RIVER BE.'�D FARMS
aWhitevale united Church are also
Prom pt ervice dreenwaod Rosa x
,celebrating 3:. 'Valentine's. Day, by -
having a tea, on Friday atter.Icon, ;Delivery In Duribarton Oii Paho -4 — Pickering 17 R 13' y
February 14, at .the home of Mrs. _ -
- Wilbur Johnston, Tate hour is two- <} ;'Euesda & Friday
Reasonable Rates �
thirty o'clock, and cars will be leas - -I - y Y pSONE 290 3TOUFFVILLE F. J. Donevan ..
in the enerai More at 2.00 The - _
g ' CHOICE '`
.' ladies are reminded to bring their ..8. A., B. Sc.
1 February donation.. • - — �'
RADIO i O E R V I C E- Ontario Land. Surveyor r.+'
The Snow Drop Club inet on -Sat- MEATS FISH------ —POULTRY - �4 86b King Street, i.ast. vahawa.
urday at the home of Miss Beth
-flr,=A - The afternoon' began with =- PHONE 3S01 C O1T • � 1✓� r�
games, which prizes were given; J A. WILLOUGHBY
land then dainty reflresbmenta were = - Willottghy !'era Agcy
served to conclude the happy tithe. "mum somm Von Head Office - Toronto ..
Mr. J. Sinclair w" the Devatioaal that church were truly strong in the Mar. and Mrs. George White are Guaranteed Repab Servla 156 Yonge 3k ` AD0606
-leader at "Cottage Prayer Meeting" Lord, it would certainly grow the happy possessors of a lovely Az* Make or Modd - Largest and Oldest in `
last Tuesday evening, which wu bold through that persecution. new ecape. -" Canada - Established Forty
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alf. At the conclusion of the regular Women's Institute ARTHUR FIELD Years" :
Michell, of Green River. Mr. Sin -, evening service iri the United Church The Women's Institute will meet CONSULT ou'R ACTIVE C11YOfFT.
Clair brought forth a very important Rev, Mr. McLachlan, showed beaut- at the home of Mrs. Campbell Ant- - 'PHQNiE bS 8 `6 F c a T M AT h C M: E IN T K E C ITV
Ant-
point in his talk that • evening, He ifully- coloured slides on China. horsy on Wednesday, February 19,' ?
stressed the fact that each church ' When we hear of the Buffering of at 2,30 p, m. Topic - "Education ".
member must be a• soul- winner for the folk in Europe, Asia, the Old Roll Cali — "A well -known author, or
_ • Christ, else the spiritual life of the , Country, and Western Canada, who, quotation ". A `special .speaker is ex- ,
church to which the said member be- �� -"� UMBER
through the cold of winter and the pected -4&s. E. Forsythe, of GreenO
lone will .be dead, There must be a will of man, are `caused undue suff- River,' A hearty welcome to all lad- The -CO � I
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anissionary spirit in every Church, eying and discomfort, we should be Les who can 'attend. Naturally this
This a timely item of food for the .prayerfully thankful that we are depends on the condition of the •TMPHONES -- Howard 1117; andd Searboro 336
churches of today. spared as we are, and should pray roads. Scarboo unction'
A Ladies' Quartet brought lovely ' fur the relief of these poor souls. Attendance at church on Sunday
music to the congtegiition of First We learn from folk here, who have was small, but the newly- formed y.
Baptist Church on - Sunday morainR; relatives in these hard- pressed coun- choir of the United Church added
said a fine manage from the gospel tries, that they are forced to wear much to the musical portion of the - 'A In ,Stock
` was heard from Rev; Morley Hall, ` out -door garments (that is, if they _ e. For Irnimediate Delivery
Secretary' of the Union of Regular have those • necessary articles of 1n A reriatiokE
Blsptist Churches.. Mr ']'Tall based clothing), and• to &'with 300 pounds . ' � - 8 hL 'PAPER BACK INSUI.AT ION WOOL
his sermon on the founding' of of fuel per month. I: you: can,. in :John Forgie;wiishes to convey /� L •
Christ's first church and it's Rock— any way relieve the suffering of her thanks to her mac friends and �r V I�. As halt • Shingles a ;
Peter. Mr. Hall urged that all church these people, please 'try to do so. " y p >
members and prospective members Miss Jean Flem' neighbors, for' gifts, books and cards, _ �
tag is •.>recuvertg especially to the Woman'd Associat- Wide Variety of Coloaa. Roofing Nails With
be regenerated before they join any Srom a serious illness, Ion for the beautiful ' plank I app- ,Single Orders Only
pointed out too, that ]/Siva' Kathryn 'Itrner was the I reciate it very much and I wish oar
Christ's true church would always be Sunday dinner guest of Rev. A.
J. W. every _
persecuted; from all aide*; bet if and Mrs. Beal.
. ,9tacek sly, Charlotte Fw t'ie AM grades of B. C. Cedar Shingles