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VIOL. 66 ---- No. 27 .- _� - -'- � -. =- _- --= PIC'!Cl'sRING, ONT. •FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, -1947
• Authorized as Szcord Class Matte!
Sub. Rate bt,00 per year; U. S. E2.i0 W.-C. and So.-n, Nbli3hers - ; 4e'• Post Office Department,` Ottawa
lub o Tu n ed . Over unds Of •Former Communit
:. To Local Rot ar •.For Co mmunity �'ur y poses
The shareholders of the Pickering '! CHECKER TOURNAMENT HERE Peter Kaiser ii'ins First Mee In
Community Club last night, in the i Warning To Users of Oil fil ers
required 51 p, c. poi], voted the ex-
FRIDAY, MARCH 1. t Kiwanians tMusic Festival Pickering Villagei
isting balance of funds on hand,, to i The Canadian Underwriters' Ass- :�:
A Checker Tournament will be held Peter Kaiser, of Pickering, won ociatioa issues a further warning to bliss Bett Baker, who was ru heel it
the Rotary Club, to be "used only i g y' k
for community purposes, recommend - j in the Gordon House, Pickering, on : 'First Place in the "Baritone" solo, users of oil heating. In view of the to the East General 'Hospital last t
:ng the eetablishiag of a 'bowling '; ,Friday etien?ng, March 7, at 8.60 p. .;group at ' Eaton Auditorium, in the many serious fires throughout the week, is reported to be improving
green in th Community Park ", m. All clubs in the surrounding diet - I annuual Kiwanis Music Festival, in la-td, it would appear that the Assce, satisfactorily. l'
rict are invited to attend. Bring j 'Toronto on Monday, suspects some users of using' fuels Quite a number from here attended 9
This balance, approximately 81400 P� g
will be turfed over to the Rotary your ovR:t boards, A light lunch will , Competing against seven others, not intended for use in such burners the hockey games at Markham on ;
be served, with a covering charge of Peter received- a great deal of praise --these dangerous, explosive ' fuels Monday and Wednesday evenings.
C1* nb,� -aster which the Directors of • 25 cents g p Y a • - -
Cornmitnity Ciub will instrucs i �; �ni°n' 1 from the adjudicators for his urea- include kerosene, alcohol,' benzine or � Mr. Alex Picm•, who was vacation- _
their solicitor to proceed im inst um 1 "-' - 'entatios "I'll make you-- brooches ". derivatives• -ruse only distillate, or • ing in Florida, returned her, :e rec-
with the closing of -the former•Club"�( ---C• 0. F. Bowling News Immediately following the cont_at lie the fuel recommended by the man- ently,
was asked -to- sing -on Mrs. Aitkins' ufactttrer, - AI�iD,- don't --- a- - - -Mr __I3avi_d ThompsonseiiousI in-
and the surrendering of the Chartez I am on Ch'RB the followin P -
immediately. ..In the third round of the new leas- mgt g burner. or stove that does not bear jured a f5nger when it became wed-
us set -up two teams moved up to tie morning' at 10,30. Congratulations, the "approved" label,' ged in a door at his home this week.
PICKBRM Twp. HOCKEY for First Place with dx points each. Peter: -- Mr. and Mrs. Don Kemp, Toronto,
��_ The Toppers took the Widgets for Lakeland, Fla, Feb. 18, 47. called on Pickering friends over the
Pit keriag will meet C'herrywood ors three - points and the Aileycats ditt- Canadian Girls In Training The Editor: week -end, ,
Monday sext -• the winner of the oed the Bsyseeds for three points, meetings to our fiends at home. � Frank Frouse has been confined to
The .League standing -Is -as follows: The C. G. I, T. held their regular The Scotch golfer, s the house this week through illness.
gam t o battle it out with Claremont engaging
for do Pkkering Township Hockey Alleycats 6 � rneeting�h Monday night, with the caddie, 'asked "Aye, ma laddie, and �
Toppers 6 President; Helen Butt, in the chair. , v„ Sunday School Convention
League Cup. Last Monday in the Hayseeds 8 i Business was discussed and the De- are ye guod� a finding bas?" the Brougham, Weldn Karch 5:
first ot- tha.=.Li..rY,,, G •lout- - boy replied yaws sub, a3t sure ahmY,
defesxed Brougham ti-8, Widgets $ votionat- period:- taken-- isy- ttaJ:..� ::-
and o3 Wed - Frank Hall took the honors for Smith and Helen Butt. Plans for the and ���' acid- sfi weer -flieW yi tr T e - ,
nesda,y defeated Brougham again 7 -2. the men glib an. +, find a ball, and we'll start playin'r The Annual Convention of Picker- _ ,. ,•
average of 219 for project on India were made. The ing Township Sunday School Assoc- r
Ar<errywood trimmed Pickeri.•xg on On this my third trip to Florida - -
kGmday $-S; but Pickering turned two Sees' I I meeting then closed with Taps, I find things much the same; for in- iation will be held in Brougham Un-
•The League members are sorry to Helen Walton. ited Church, on Wedm.-aday, March
the scam on Wednesday with a 4-2 ? lose a valuable Sec stance, the hearty welcome which the
Secretary amd a keen 5th. The first session commences at
win. The series being on "goals -to- ;' bowler in the, person of Bill Hayes Sq�utherner kind the Yankee both give 10.00 s. m. and continues throughout
count••, Pickering and Cherry-wood Directors of Ontario County the Canadian. There are of course,
(hitherto scribe for C. O. F. bowl- Holstein Club M,eeb the day into the evening session.
' were tied: and the tie remained alter ; .. 'more. and better paved roads and a two tea - minute overtime roods. ing news). Bill was transferred from - Lunch hour at noon. Bring your own
periods. - continuous expanse . in the planting - • _ - ,
the local branch of the Bank of Corn- A well- attended directors meeting lunch, but hot drinks will be served .
Nest Monday will be s heal game meree to Head Office, Toront&,* and i g of citrus fruits, although frost for at Brougham, Township clergymen
with these evenly matched teams, of the Ontario County Holstein about three nights has done a wither- p Hymen
... , we wish him we'l in his new location, Breeders' Club was held in the ARr•ic- ing damage, but the crop is so heavy will -take the "lead in most'of 'tare
The local "Rinkydinks" lost to the �" Gladys. Bryant led the lady bowlers.; uttural Office, Uxbridge, on Friday, that I do not believe that anyone will sessions and will be assisted by R
sigh. an average of 198 for two February 7, at 2.00 m, Dr. Stanley, Osborne, Chairman of
Ford team of Whitby on the local ry p. suffer distwnrously. The strawberries r . "
3 -J. Bentley. Bo s Work B+rard, O. R, Jl. C., who
rink here last week 2 -0. A return It was decided that rise Ontario , which are in their tu}t crop da not y
game will be played this week. Play - Annual Meeting Brooklin Spring Fair County Club would: hold a picpic of seem to have suffered, but the more will address two of the sessio-is, A
ere include: Mashinter, Sho_rtreed, ! Association their own this year on June 14, and I Youth Rally takes p'a�e in the even -
Watson, James, Pearson, Picov, ; tenders plants. such as peeper. beans
the piaca w' be anno inced later• and tomatoes, were frozen to the -ing to which many will go.
Irwin,' White, Found, Smith, Irish, John Dryden, 1946 President of the 'A discussion arose concerning the ground, and will need to be started
Bushby, Found, Gibner, Perrault a:nd Brooklin Spring Fair Assoc, reported advisability of forming an artificial again. Bananas and papayas. which I CARD OF THAX.kS
Mashinter.' This includes regulars and . at the recent annual meeting, of the insemination 'club in. this counts to are of a perennial nature. were also i -
spares, 'Me team is. matte up of t.'re_, last show -'one of the most Success - � ¢e affiliated with the 'tiiaple Artific- ; frozen` back, and, wits be a loos t"or illie Kish to elpress our s °ncere �
10-12 year- old - fellows. fat fairs that the Association had tai Club in "York Cou Sty. As all breed the year. The bahanas are not grown ; thank. to our npi-,hhors '-and friends
. . .. eter sponsored.. , ,record attendanwe, ers. in the county, whether, they have commercially as they' do not attain 'j•and also the Picks -ring Fire Brigade _.
Potter, Coates and Smith starred number' ' cf exhibitors had in- I trade or Pure' -bred h -rds, should be suffi,ient iize but are raised for I,ic- j for saving our building from fire on
i the Rotary. team at Whitby, ce- creasicl substantially, and the amount ! inter ^sted in such a_prrrject, it was at consumption -they are grown far: Ft- bruary 2Ist,
.°eating Price yards again. in a•brill- paid out in prize, had set a record. j decided that thF -Pl nartment of Ag- ther south, but Belt here from 11 "i.o. ;Ir. apd Ctrs. R. V. Wright .`
>-it game; Bertram and Bath took, The sew features added were well I riculture would hold a meeting* in the ,,..1.t cents per pound.
'e lead on the attacks ---- rEee €ved, The second annual" Par +six t*ic- tnk--iial, Collefini -W early i-t Tho popu�a'tiori of 'be more favor-d F
- " :'now, sponsored by the -Jersty Uretd-) 3inrch. The- gpwaki -r .vSill be Mr. W. sputa; hwt• are rta.pidiy on the in
flickering- ii'otntm4l inati"tute ers' Assoc. of Durham and Ontario P.. Watson ,of the Livestock Branch, crease'.' Lake >land City tia� i :creased I �� "��tcr� "es
W.U. •.ry •ucef•s - fu?. and the Junior r•.r.'•'.t :'. Mr, Wilfred, Kefier, Pres- fmm 20 thousand -to 31 tbausand in j ,,.
On Tuesday, Februa ; T -Il. 1:1e/W. i'.:r:;':,:rg' •tt ?on was very popular ". i&nt of the Mnpl- Clu band Dr. }teed : tttcl�e year.', -and .'lie ..urruuud': r 11,;bt' E' ove Church
i met at the home of h.r.. '. r,l n Her,ex rescpd the belief that the ilr r -• t_A- chn:cian of ,"ha .I to (',uh �ti ill. be , , Rev. lt,:bt: t:. E ujxtlaMl, B A.
p country is- ba'n,� .brou>, 1_ ,andQr cul- i
.l'.S•, Sr:th ]jt'c, F "tchison, Prt •.i•.:ent tetoa -3' should he .`'cvmtantlti• staving a- g1��'�l •„ attend. and 'al n Mr, W. M. tivxtion and built u o:t'ra idly too..;
P P I`NF>�Y,- a#ARCH` 2 193,
the chair. The principal' business .'tu. i„,;,r <»'( ..thoir a utuwl. ?'4 ° by ac'- ct•.. Cockburn, of the Do•partment of Afi• The Higher land. of cn.rme i, the ; 10.00 a, m. - S'. :Y6ti' S /'lino!
the day was the dis.w ziion ••f *r: ing new,attracii ins and making. %ouif i r- ultult•, Nt-wNark. -t... chqicr for tho citrt c gr_oitTrs: lire ,- 1"1.Op a: n�., - N#urn :g Wars?xip
ate I:er.:ar.' U was decided that of the o ?der oats •ut )re aurae';%-,,0 :� ?1 Lr. rdPrs irr tbx• Cnnnty ;lroteld• . lower fur truck_gardrn�. :urti the still .! : Ar'. p : nt. - Ti, ping -
'''e dale mould be March 29th. amt lie.pointPd out that the'As ;oocation -j plan to -. attend this meeting and !;cal - Continued On Page 8
as , ;sua% :he ,for -rer R•-d ivx§ m nn Excellent f in:.nc• al state a comp ?et(, &;cu' ;g?•+n on. t;::• subject Chc'i , rae.ic ^. at lire borne of the
clan rooms. Aire 3y a.generous a azd :hat r, .- :duration chn:ad be gi ; - ••of arsif ;�ie1 i,:eeninatio ►. Rotary
t c,.'f ir- leader, f ridgy night -
nt of material has beei iurnea en. to an irtcrea5e of the I "J-li Prize j ■��� - C
r,,, 11. the F ;sh Pond arfiq for the ins;, .4 }r. William Dz >lmadgo. who has '
High Court (►Cfir•r Present. Jrvenile Women'- '_lli, :ionary Society' -_.
°�r and'Fancj- ccorlt F�,rrtl :�, ann Treasurer Wn,. 1.1anninO reporred;,.I )3uttt,ns ; \t i"ic'cerinX been cngagrd' during the w =tnter`by Tre i�ume�'s 'ti ^ic-ar S�,ciet
nr. nn•ats , were made- for the a balance un aard �,f >l :�ti'?.f> ....in the Rotary Club to o: eratt . the rinr: y S `-
nf the i its >d fiiurch will hotel its
? a- '.:•y Sh If and for Afternnon T•�a, cr�asa -in gate• receipts, gr..n „z doaa- ;
here, S� as introduced duced by Rotarian J, -
r..m, P E. T rrin, :'upt. ,f Oran- regu'1ar mont'+ily mee in at, horr:e .e
:.. a. ::t :,un; f• ^, ^n`s SS• I1 1,r. nrvr:,dn ' t;ons and reS'tnue iron a(ixrrUsing. S,' Balsdon; as •_speaker for this'week, K
i7A!ion, Canadian Order of Foresters t o£ IlTr�• i'in ,-ent. N� - ht, -on Thurs rN
';he speaker-of the day way Thera wa, a substantial increase in air- Dolniadge .ias done a good job 1
Brantford, eras tire• guest of honor a# - L day afternoon, lklarrh.6, at '2.30, The .:
~ it ,nco^1:. `opt. of two Ch ldren'fi prize -money paid exhibitors. The Court Duffins; Pickering and �hres- -under trying cir•umstanefs most rf � rogram is in ,charge of Mrs. Cyril �+
of Onvizio County and.of.”. .danc•y sprmfir,red by th4 Assoc. in the i ,td b- •ai:tiful' juS•e:iile. 'r'ores ?Pis' the time, with so much snow, • but Morley and a full attendance. is de.
o Ci :y of, Osha,,,a. '"Miss Hancock evening was a financial success, j bu'tons to the juvetile members: the rink has benn open every- night (sired •
_ • . a most interesting putline of 1947 Fair, Saturd:,y, May 2. , j `r , a a „„ , r,-, ;e,,.. pct b:c that it wasn't, snowing or thawing. 1 i
:�e type of worit 'i -.nie by tLr : „..ay. Them' Asevc. %iii hole its 3otir ?:n- 1"r} 1nt � rtie He has tha' har!, kr•a: ;: , ', } ett n; I nunhortop United Church ��
Paul and Robin R-
'31 ; ':: tr •d chi; Ote ;cope of it: art- anal Spring Fair in Brooklin Coin- Ti lair Fry ant, FnmSie' Graham. \nr- alotig well with tho you;rgsters,.tak- Rev A I ,'. ?•lv•UPy. Tt 4_ •R D
% :vities is mucli wider than nri ht be m Park on. 31a 24th with a in; closr to n ne:so :ra! interest to
S , unity y , r}an and Billie 'hkLeod and Ronnie _.
= _d, L'Pyond this, she spoke.of Dance in the Township Hall in .the li�ore• each of his "customers” and .see fin _ SUNDAY, Ni :1R'H '?; 1:r 17 : ;.�
o great needs that should have a evening. - ' lint }'errin was w-rd to Cetrrl t�, it that they g t off hone at the ! x,13 - C.'.tt.rch Schor,l �,
wide support- from the people o` the 1 hour he t ?tin's thc• mothers are e-• • A Class for Fveryo,, - `
Duffins by Bro. Jack Bryant, C. R., . pec in-, them' (he has ' trouble Stith 11.Ot7 Morning il'ors)a
ntu :city, The first was the lack of Thi; years officers -Iior. Pros., J. and .iri his resentation Tiro, Perrin ! i; P
a . m- :-nile Court in our County„ The Dn•den: Pies, J. Batty, Vice- Presid- congratulated ,Court Duffins on its those who claim "mother said I can The (Minister in charge,
cod is very- clear, but the request to ents: A, Grass, L. Hall, O. Downey; success, stating that the stay 1"5 minutes longer"). Having had Plan to attend Church on Sunday-
splendid
he Provincial Attorney must come Sec.- Treas.; W. G,' Manning; Ass't., - sptise time now with youngsters he i
year 1946 placed this Cour•t'amon�
Lrom the County Council and until C. S. Thompson. Local names on the the highest in •membership across is convinced that recreational pros- ; Crelennial United Church _ z _.•'
hey realize that the eo le wish it, Directorate include: ?► essrs A. H, rams mean much for the future of •: Highland Creek
p P Canada. He emphasiz,d the import rams
request will nor be made. Some Newman, F;hner Powell, H. Down, am• child. Rev.. A. E. 'foil ?y„ 13. A., B. D.
ance of juvenile work as related to
nonths ago this lack in the tack in F'. V. VoriPilis, H. Biller, C, Pilkey, "the Order, 'and concluded his remarks Mr. Webster; former principal },f + o'fi -rater
he legal rocesses of our county was ! J. S. Jephson, R. Ruddy, F. Chap- by- saving that Court T)uffins wou'd the Ajax School wa'; a guest of Mr. SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1947
,rougirt Xireefully before the Instit- rr an. Doble and spoke briefly on his work 1.1.5 - Sunday School
.r, 11ir, W. G Murkar of the be presented with a special shield at as Assista:tt Director of Adult Educ- Adult Bible Case
b9 the. High Court Convention, in Ed- _
i Pickering �iewa. The other need is , ation in Ontario, 7.00 - Evening Worship ?
for a Wider
membership Dunbarton Biome and School mouton, in June. Rotarian Jack Boyes has charge 8.34 - Young People�Uniou
p in the Child - Aasoeiatiion t Bro• Alvin Keefer gave an interest-
j rea' Aid Society. Most of us have ! ,/ „ next Monday. You are invited to any or all of
ta
ing address on Fraternal Wbrk a-td Attendance this week again neat! these Services.
i Thought of this organization as made The young people of Dunbarton it is hoprA that -a ladies' lodge will y
:p entirely of trained and salaried 'and community had a jolly good time be formed �rere shortly.
reached a "Peak ". Presbyterlan Church. Pklddrlag
pereonthel, but they.. desire a wide ' when they gathered in the recreation winners in progressive euchre were Rev, David Marshall, Minister
ray" membership of people who are I room of the Dunbartoa School on the -Velma Graham, Helen Johnston, BIRTHS Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Orsatit <
interested in the good work done by i evening of February 14th under•'tbe Art Moore and E. Bryant. ` -
I rya `SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1947
i t.tse Society and willing to put their ; Bro. George Johnston was in BAKER -To Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Bak- - '
i auspices of the Dunbarton Home and 2.00 P. m, - Sunday 9c�
influence. behiM its efforts for bet- i School Association, and danced to • charge of the Social Committee and er, at Kimberley, B. C,, on Tuesday, 3,00 . Chin Seivfee
i for social conditions. cite music of a splendid orchestra Mrs, Jack Bryant 'acte4 as hostess. February 11, 1947, a daughter, Kar-
1 T4ie meeting adjourned after a from A)ax, while Mr. Somerviilo very Court Bowmanville`s new junior en Donna, a sister for Jacqueline. St: 4rvmraela IAnxUean Church t
social half hour. Sandwiches and Degree Team will be ptesent at Ct. .'Rev. E. G. Robinson, Rector
ably called off for the square fiances, �
cookim were served by the sasistant Both young -and old joined in with Duffi:ts' regular meeting, and Plana Women's Cam. - k
`tostewee: Mx& Walter Bray, Miss ,o��, and enthusiasm, are now under way to form a Mena DANCING The next meetiftg of St. George's
Louise Rorke and Mrs. C. Silk: The mere was went over one hundred and Ladies' Softball League comptris- j Guild wql be held -at the home of
! President provided a birthday cake present, and we look forward to an. ing teams from the local Courts of BROL>lGHAM SAT. MAR. 1st M1•s, Fred Roffey, on Thursday, WAr. _ c
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n honor of the $0th Anniversary' of the Dier'ict. Limn wag nerved at 6th, at 2.
the Wotsse:h's Institute of Canada. ,other such night i,-h the future. Rvt�rb�edy �� 30 P• m• AU metrihera try J ,'• '
the conclusion of the meeting. to be pretwnt. '
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BY ED. •F1TKiN An amusing new version of the A Thousand Titnq "No" A new law is Britain requires
Gaye Stewart, Zest Wing daring an' argument, Gaye got old story about the community '"That crash you beard was just business executives to retire at 70.
even later by clouting Jolting Jim- that made its livelihood by taking another New Year's resolution hit. It is rather a tribute to the old boy
!Not since Harvey Jackson my on the noggin with his hickory. in ones another's laundry comes ting the floor," Stratford Beacon. that It is the only way in which
streaked to stardom in the early Both Stewart and Orlando were from New Westminster. It appears Herald explains, 'We hope it was, they can be forced out.
'30's has a Toronto lift- winger suspended and fined $100. that members of the B.C. Horse and not that fancy cup and saucer -. Port Arthur News- Chronicle.
• elicited so much admirable com- Stewart scored 24 goals and had Breeders Association, far from dis- Ifom got from Aunt Tilly at
went as . Gay Stewart, the only Y3 assists for 47 points in his first couraged by tht lessened demand Christmasl, Bauble
Leaf All -Star of the 1945 -40 sea- N.H.L. • campaign. He joined the for horses, have taken to trading -- Ottawa Citizen. Americans paid $1,300,000,000 Ids
son, R.C.N,V.R, in ?fay, 19.13, as an among themselves. jewelry last year, a new record..
A remarkable series . of trans-
Tall, dark, good - looking Gaye Ordinary Seaman. He served in No Discount For Knocks — New York• Tiz6s.
actitns is' related by James Turner, j
topped the N.H.L. in scoring last Toronto, London, Prince Edward Before the recession a used -car - •- -
season `with 37 god of South Saanich : "i bought a
s and fin- Island, Sydney, Halifax, Montreal, g dealer in Hollywood advertised: ,Lifelike Dreams
horse for $10, improved -its condi- �.
• .fished in second place (behind Cornwallis and• had,a three -month Don't Come In, Just Honk Psychologists are studying the
' Max Bentley) '• in the points stint at sea with a minesweeper. tion, and sold it to another man. Your Horn. We Buy -•By -Ear:" phenomenon of people dreaming in
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$25, Needing a horse later, department. He had 15 assists for He was promoted to Sub- l.ieuten- for — St. Thomas Times - Journal. color. That's nothing. A fellow
a total of 52 bought it back for $50, Then the
•, •;• points, 9 less than ant, December, 1943, and became a„ . _ -. steeps in the' room above us who '
Bentley. t was a banner p other fellow offered me. $25 for it. dreams with sound effects.
y. year fos Lieutenant in September, 1713.
. :Gale, despite the failure of the Stewart is a versatile athlete, ran Again I needed it badly so I paid Upside Down — Windsor Star.
. Leafs to hit the playoffs and even as a 300, 220, and 440 track com- him $100. Finally I sold the h�rst =1 famed acrobat, 30 years with
greater deeds are expected of him p,titor, played fullback and cap- to a thir� party for $150. My the circuses, 'has celebrated his
this yeah tained his high school football team friend, when he heard of the final birthday. It is reported they baked
to the forth- Western Ontario transaction, said, "Why did you him a nice .upside down cake.
His team - mates, taking cogniz- school championship and now sell that horse to an outsider when — Hamilton Spectator.
ante of his speed; reached into we were making such a
Da ood's territory to nickname plays softball, golf, snooker and ? .g 8�d liv-
him "Swish ". Gaye combines re- bowling, and shims. Where It Shows U
Last May, wedding bells rang T is rovitied heartening evi Canada is a country in, which it is
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marl-able speed with robust aggres- out for dente that the old art of horse
siveness. He has the frame to Young Mr, Stewart and• his easier to gather a crowd to dem-
- - Fort William sweetheart. trading, which helped to build the onstrate their citizenship around a '
• _ ,withstand punishing checks as he � West, has not been lost.
''bulls his way In.late June, Gaye was stricken platform than around a ballot box. 1 '
y past oastacles. An ,
• _ with appendicitis; worked the Iat- - -- Toronto Telegram.
inch shy of the 6-foot mark, he 'Masterpieces '
weighs 1.5 ter part of the summer at . Conn _ rP ;
g pounds, has big shout- •s •
Smythe's sandpit to regain his - First Sign of Summer
ders, slender legs. _ 7n a certain Missouri brick
Stewart was born at •Fort Wit -' strength. - works, each brickmaker is per- Cheer up! !t won't be so long- dOUA{E- ACTION
" _liam, June 28, 1923, His Scottish - mitted to "sign" his own product, before we have' the first reports ��L>lf NEW-
Brockville .
parents christened him' James Gaye Meanest Thief - This Week _Magazine reports. The of the peach crop being ruined. � `
Stetvarr. He received skates for , _ 'bricks are turned out with names — Recorder and Times. tgf FROM � t�s
An elderly woman boarded an such as "Smith" and' "O'Dowd" 'E
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good' effect e%er since. After ,star- rm nya by telimb ng .nurthrough Isany has found that all bricks are Which is bett'er --all _ tbis pros- T
seven' and has been using them to aGte rc erg, baked st }it -info ihetn �tse rom- Ecnaomie Alternative JklA ��±
ring• in midget hockey around Fort a window. While she waggled models of workmanship, now that perity which no one can afford, or Ag tpaES
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William. Gape joined Port Arthur through the window, her feet 'pro- the men get personal .credit for hard time at_�opular prices' At" t, '-
juniors. led the league in scoring truding, a thief stole her shoes. them.- — Edmonton Journal.
in 1939 -40 and then carne to To'
ronto. With Marlboro Juniors he
i .peed the O.H.A. Junior " A" -
scoring race. beating out Johnny :.
Holota in. the Iasi league g2ri
The next season was a historic one - -
- for Gaye and hockey. ::.:.. . .
He started out with Marlboro
ju to -II rlboro
niors graduated a
seniors, turned pro with the !.ears.
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had sent to Hershey and then -
== ' moved up to, the Leaf4 foe the
Stanley Cup playoffs. Gaye saw - -.
only six Minutes service in the cup =
1playoffs
takenethteefour maior 's • • O li j l li S ,
1
steps to stardom • junior. senior,
minor pro and N.H.L,) all is one
':....:..- season.
In 1942 -43, his first inJ last `full
' ,II.L. ' season before the war. _
Gaye tins acclaimed rookie- of -tlie• - -` - -
year and received the Calder
Trophy. He- also Pained the re _
spect of the whole. league a% s
rookie to handle wi °h care" a• a
::..:. result of his now famous alterca-
tion with Jimmy Orlando. Flatten•. '
.'. ed by an unexpected Orlando punch an all ski 1 1 call
' E'er} adi today is asking 'himself ill's question:
1 l
_ C
Modern Methods - -. `•�i'ow rnueh more will it cost site to lire tomorrows ?"
Keep .Coal - Minim -
- -- The answer depends on us :: Lasing costs should not increase ...
•Town ' Clean, Neat
-
The industrial none ,centre �i _ 1F—we all keep on resisting the .temptation to try to get more than _
the State of Westerti Australia re. - our fair share of available - goods.
.140 IC 120 miles south of the �•apital,
Per;h. It. is -the township nf , Col- "
flit, not very big as townships go, It F— we continue to restrict our urchas ' t0 ><+h I w e reAl need. ( "
'but Collie's 5,00!7 inhabitants know p 3'
"';'that it will eventually 1,ecnme one _
- of the main factors in the Post_
-war development of Australia. A1- ,• we i:eep On producing as mUCh as `«e Can at as low a price a9
ready,, .Collie has 'tontributeri 11.- we Can.
000.000 pounds worth of coal to the
- - ._ . ..
economic wealth of Western Au•- •. -, . , . .
traits, but to the industrial world . ..- :1F --we continue to support to the full our GOS'ernment's wise
it has contributed ,greater. I,. hao -
pro -ed that, coal raining at,d ±m- - measures Of control. -
licalthiness are not r,ccessarily' in-
:.." separable..
1F--we continue to walk the middle road, the road of moderation, in
- "r:,ere are n4 grimy particics .. all things —in our inking, in our.aetions an& -iii our pleasures.
- ihanging in the air, and there is _
a complete absence of unsightly '
workings around the town. The 1F--as The House of Seagram" has gh�ays suggested, we continue to -
streets are neat, and 'rlean, well
made and well kept. The- people think of tomorrow and practice 'moderation today! '
'lo.ok prosperous, '
-' -' Collie owes its immaculate ap - - Z - "
pearance to tht fact that its min- _
ing• is carried on by the most rio-
dern methods. There are seven
mines in the district, t%vo of them
are w•brkcd by the open -cut method - - -., 111 �•
and most of the others, although �'} �j
inxlerground, are complctely merh- , ft4 ' �i�llA 1—: dlJrl+J"1YJlI/ ( 't.ifl !VOW 9�y�/�f
In their spare time, the miners
°*•' rk their land, some planting
orchards, others runnin4 •sheep and ■ '
others gradually building itp° dairy - =• '. • - - -
- herds. Each year, now .thousands "
' -of casts of apples and pears are ' • - � • ; .. ,,,:.. "- - •• ,
exported to the city markets.. j -'THE HOUSE OF SEIGRIM "
- - ' substantial wool clip- is being -'
9 .steadily increased and outsiders are
1,11 yiilg much of- tailc rlisirii•t'd }in1'„ ;
* t-
ter. eggs 2,A milk. The result 1•as
_ .befit that ollie_esi?ntially a miri- '
ortant agricultural c ntre. - ~
il g tolt•n, Ila- also lieCOme an i
gm -
v u ir-
�� ate- - : i • „ _.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING = ,pals of spo8is
=
1 37 lI'aA_iK 111lANlf HARRIS
AG1e.1T■ WANTED - BART CHICKS FOR SALE UEDICAL
(•'A Six Bit Critic") ,• �^
11GHTNING ROD DEALERS POULTRY - RAISERS WHO WELL ALUMINUM PRODUCTS POST'S ECZEMA SALVE In conversation with a n -Fear• '
'flue
NOW HAVE A COUPLETS right the importance of getting the old Toronto lad just the other day.
stock of all Lightning Rod State- right stock for big profits, depend RESTAURANT SINKS, HOODS, Banish the torment of dry ecseme
ztaia on hand and can Rod te- • on TWEDDLE CHICKS, year after steam tablea: ail tanks, 100 to 200 rashes and weeping skin troubles. it came as something of a shock tar
trials o delivery. Why not write year. Our repeat custoiners have gallon, maple syrup and honey Post's Eczema Salve will not disap- learn that-lie had never- exeeptiffs
and enquire about a dealership kept us in business and growing, tanks, open water tanks, canoes, point you
for your terrltgryT Our equipment for 23 years now. The time to or- boats, skiffs. Guaranteed alumi- Itching, scaling• burning eesema, in the movies --seen anybody either
f the best ri the market and our der your 1947 Tweddle chicks is num hot water boilers. Inquiries ache, ring-worm. pimples and ath-
right now. An early order will as- Invited. Rideau Aluminum Boat Co, lete's foot, will respond readily to Walking on snowshoes or sailing an
prices most reasonable. The B. + this stainless, odorless otnMent, iceboat. It made us realize to what r.•
Phillips Co. Ltd., 200 Main St_ To- sure you of having the breed of Ltd.. 13.0 Bank St., Ottawa, Ont. regardless of how stubborn or
ronto.
chicks you want, delivered on the hopeless they may seem. an extent those two once - popular
CANOE CANVAS
date you select ready fore proper • PRICE 21.00 PER JAR
start to a profitable year. It pro- Send Pos! Free on Receipt of Price Pastimes have passed out of -our
ATTENTION TRAPPERS: thcts you against price changes too. ALL WEIGHTS AND WIDTHS i _ modern sports picture,
It prices raise, you pay the price also copper nails, tacks and canvas FPST S REMEDIES
ftR $1.00 I WILL TELL YOU at time of order. -If prices drop, t111er. Write for prices. John Leckie $99 Queen St. E., Career of Logan s s s
hov4 to mix one of beat beaver you pay the lower price. All Twed- Limited, 77 Wellington 'Street W,, Toronto
scents ever known. Apply Stanley dle chicks are from Pullorum test- Toronto. SnowshOeing' Was Once 'enjoyed
Fuller, Whitney, Ontario. ed stock of prove$ high production TREAT YOURSELF A'I INOIIE by thousands in many sections of
-• and livability. Approved of course. EVERLASTING FLOWERS with electro- magnetism for Arch- Ontario and Quebec, with regular
MUSKRAT. MINK AND DEAVER All popular pure breeds and ht'- ,A BEAUTIFUL BUNCH OF DRIED reds, Rheumatism, Insomnia, Varl• � -
brids to choose from. No waiting, Championship meets •being held,
traDDera, Trtple your catches with - prompt delivehi. Write for free -everlasting flowers, pink, white, core Veins and other circulatory �
i submarine trap. Ten muskrats catalogue. Alsoo� started chicks two purple, yellow, rose and flame ailmerts. Free explanatory pamph- and races contested at various dis-
to a catch, Simple to operate, and three weeks of -age. Tweddle shades gloriously mixed. Send 21.00 lets , from CoopeRemedies Yoata tances. But now, most Of the sports
Weighs three pounds. No losses Chick Hatcheries Limited. Fergus only, postage prepaid. Also pack- Street, Toronto.
-from biting or Dulling their feet ' age "Sweet English Lavender ", record books fail to give it even i
ff. $4.00 each. write for catalogue. Ontario. mailed anywhere, 23c. Vanisle
Q$ubritarins Trap Company, Fort Flowers, 497 Burnside Rd., Victoria, "EUCA LINIMENT" castial mention, and to most folks,
13askatchewan, Alberta. S'�� ULLR,TC• e � B.C. FOR MASSAGE OF ARTHRITIC excepting in parts of the north
AI E93 blfs •bESrlrfs`Yir February delWEEKC Cash in on the FRdE andpEnr NIA ' Fi,GWER 2033U. $1.25 •6 r bottle. �Patt J hay country, it is j st. a. curious seen de
SDcrial low
THE VILLAGE OF GARDENTOIa early eKg. markets. Also started prices on Strawberry, Thimble -
Manitoba, would • a cockerels and mixed chicks. Send berry, Asparagus and other Nurse-
table screen. The Culprit responsible
appreciate veg- for Weekly Special List. Lakeview ry stock. Send for catalog- !day. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' for its c emise was • of course, no-
table canning factory, For ppa�tic- Poultry Farm, Exeter., Ontario., farm Nursery, .Galt. Ont,
Mare, apply Secretary, Gardenton, -' �
Board of Trade, Gardeatoa, Man. • FRED A. BODDINGTON BUYS, thing else but ski -ing. For OnC!
BABY CHICKS - NEW RA3IP- FUR COATS FROM 3 - REpmns sells, exchanges musical tnstru• even the most enthusiastic snow-
rIYA it cFl (jka shires, fast feathering Barred 15,00 up. Muffs, ebokers, other bar- meets. ill Ch. Toronto Z. shoer_ tried- -out the waxed blades,
Roeka and Red -Rock Hybrids, gains, Write Dept. AN The• Fur• - .'
APPROVED BARRED R O C li blood- tested under Ontario breed- riery, 1276 Queen ['t'., -'Toronto. OPPOnTi:- NITIb:•r FOR. WOMEN
he realized that -as far as kick and
cockerels. February and March, Ing station, not a single re -actor
found. 'Mixed 14c. pullets 25c each, excitement were concerned - -there
15.00 per hundred. MscKllllean GORGEOUS GIANT DAHLIAS, S TO
Y, Write sour order in at once Hard- 14 Inches across. Latest and a:an- BE A H'i4tRl1RESSER 1 -was- about. tile' same difference be-
oultry Farm. Moose Creek, Ont- Ing Smith. Sparta. Ont.
lard verities, Reasonable prices, tween the two as, say, making lOV! 4
TWO AND THREE WEEK OLD w Catalogue free. Hubbert:s Dahlias, JOIN CANADA' 3 LEADI Le SCIi00i i
Main St„ Galt, Ont. Great U rdressty ewers to a r
"OXFORD- APPItO 'ED CHICKS pp,pp petty gtrI over the Ong -dis- (
started chicks at sock bottom live, lay and pay. Tbity are the re- Hairdressing . a
-prices while they last, Barred Rock, Pleasant dignified profession lance phone, and doing Same in
,Olds of twenty-one years of care- good - v
White Leghorn, Black Australorn, ful selection and breeding in O. MOME -MADE RAT TRAP, f(i•.'W wages, thousands successful. karvel persoq.,
m 1
New Hapshires, L1gh Stussex X 13.g, They have to to ood, because idea, cheap, safe, efficient, vas graduates. America's greatest sys- is ' « s - r .• ,
New HAmpsbires, New Hamp- we want the very Mt kind of doll&+ for plans to build your own • tem, illustrated catalogue tree.
shire X Barred Rock, - Light Sussex chicks for our own flocks - b3 , traps liatlaractton guaranteed. Ro- Write or
g g Call Ice- boating. area in its palmiest „
Y New Eiampshiree. Head for spa- vigorous and early maturing. R R
e hart obbtna, Patriot, Ind. U.S A MARVEL HAIRDRESsiN.G y days, Only had a comparatively
:vial pricellat. Twaddle Chick Hat- •stress egg size and uniformity. SCHWL.B
�heriea__LSmlt�d._ Fergus = Ontario. $erred Rocks. White Legborns. IF YOU WANT A %MALL ACRE- 258 Sloor St W Toront6l limited number Of devotees; but _
rin+a+y. . RIIeIt- ftBee�r -t ---age and a b autif+'_tlrat -claas home frozen
NEW _ -
illEW HAMPSHIRE RED CHICKS. Leghoin Crosabreds. Rock x L.eg• in the rich fruit belt near :Winona A 74 Rid ea u4�6 �L Otta -
own breeding flocks, banded and horn Crossbreds. Write for free and can pay 126,000,00 cash, Writs TO[On10 Bay was a thriilitfg 5igllt.
pultorurn tented under Ontario folder. The Oxford Farmers' Co -op- J. G. Kennelly Real Estate' Broker.
breeding station policy. No reac- erative Produce Company, Llmlted.- 401 Bus Terminal Building, Hamil- OFFER TO INVENTORS with dozens of the top - heavy look- _
tors, Write for details. Hoecke'■ 434 Main Street. Woodstock, On. ton, Ontario. ink craft, dartirig over the ice at - -��
Poultry Farm Campbellford, Oat. eerie. Alt UF'FEn TO EVERY IRVBifTOR speeds of a milt -a- minute, and up-
COCKEREL 8.4RGAIlifB IN DAY JERSEYS FOR SALE. to FRE%H- List at inventions and full !afar- P
old, two and three week old chicks. RELIABLE CLICKS motion sent free. The Ramsay Ca, wards. It always used to .m mystify
en from Starch first on. 13 ma.uro Y Y Y
Registered Patent Attorneys. 27�
Many pure breeds and hybrids to IT RILL .PAY YOU TO ORDER cows, rive first calf four yeaihn #S. Bank Street. Ottawa, Canada regular sailors no little to Ste the
choost from. Send for special the bout. and the have them. Darred Including five registered, Apply W. 'darned - things, after they -had what
prices. Top Notch Chickeries, Rocks hied to lay. Leghorn RUP M. Cottingham, Lachute,, Qua.
Guelph. Ontario. aired. White Giants mixed. New PATI�^fTb - was technically known as "punched
Ham a. Leg X BM 3tiller's Chick SINGERS. TREADLE 3EWING a hole in the wind;' scoot around a
KS
-. iBEST CHIC IN 25 YEARS Hatchery, Fergus, Ont. machine wanted with drop -head. PETHERSTORAUGH a C032PANY -
Tea that is what all Rainbow
Writs sttiting price to 46 South Patent Solicitors. Established 1190. triangular course with no Change at
Chick buyers are sayta when they BREEDER HATCHERY OF Oral.' Hamilton, .Oat. 14 fiCfng West, Toronto. Booklet of all in the set of the canvas, making -
buy Rainbow Chttka
In Ion on request
11 breeders Sow practically the same speed on all
are 100 percent free from pullorum VrRAv'DrmnY PLANTS, DUNLAP, tacks.
'Order Your chicks now direct from breeder* It is not ton early to book C.lenmar}. Thousand 112.00, Pre- PERSONAL
this aC and at be dlsappolntsd. i Your chicks for 1947 to be assured ruler, Samplebuster 115.00 prepaid.- - s n O
Tam Barron E.essbarn& 112.00 per of {etting Lakeview super bred Order early. Cash. Earl Bower, W A N T-E D BY RKSPECTA16LE '
100. Pullets j34 -00. Barred Rock chicks when you watrt them. Buy Kemptvtlle, Ont. mtddie0ged bachelor oa farm, f Iceboat sailors used to be very
bllzad 12,80 pez 100, Pu1bL $21.00, your chicks from a reliable well miles from t o w n, respectable big-hearted in the matter of dishing
White �k IEIxed 816.00 per 100. established Breeder Hatchery back. -g- g
mlddleaged widow as housekeeper. but the weren't
Palle horn ad by 6000 hens, pure brads and all SUBURBAN PROPERTY With pay $10 per month. Apply Out !rte rides; y
I[lzed $14.00 per 100. Pullets x5.80, popular hybrids. Start your chicks FOR SALE S!- Andrew Lawson. R.R. 1. Clinton. awway* as generous as they Seemed.
Shia rn -Rock Mixed 12.00 per 100. early. Chicks started then show
Pallets 125.00. Red -Ro Iyt� Hybrid biggest profits. Send for - .meter List. $6 "00.00 -6 room frame house and Oat For one of their £avorlte t)'icks was
$12.00 par 101. Pulleta $SL00. Sp*. large Illustrated catalogue• and doubie garage In Orono -IU acres
Po ltry Guide which tells to, get a' greenhorn aboard and,
1001 prices on eoede delivery Guarantee to yo 4. you how laid fail y -gar tone berry alt home • watchf we ca REWARD stRwork. After lullin him into a fai'se sense
.. l0U percent ]!te Qel3very to your - to raise better pvl2ets• Also oak for with lovely -garden, berry patches, � g
tatiwn. $1.00 down. b4jance CO .D Weekly Special List of heavy cock- shrubs, eta Possession April lat mansblp; written guarantee. Atlas
ubow Hatebery. Cbatb -- On- orals suit 'overhatch• hatch -day Long Bros. Licensed Real Estate Watch Repair Co. Box !1, StatOwa of security, suddenly throw the
to rig, Spectate, and New Pot Type Queen Brokers. Port hope. Ont. "C•', Montreal, thing into a riciously abrupt turn-
--a -
Oil Brooder Stoves
• COMBINATION BL'c:KZYiffi Lxct+_ ,, and soil!e of thetas conId -turn on a _
bators for sale cheap. Setting capa- SPECIAL- PRiCLS HEAVY 'cook- THE. NEW MAUTIN LOADER N "ELIJAH COMING BEFORE -dime a-n4 give you 'nine cents
city 12,000, hatching capacity 4,000 •reps Day aid or started, also day available now Fits practically any Christ." Wonderful book Ires., Ale- --
eggs 1 combination Buckeye Tur- old or started tractor. Write for descriptive sit- giddo Mission, Rochester, It, N.Y change. XVItereupon the passenger.
Co-
key incubator, settle capacity pullets and mixed, ersture, to E. C. Maunder and Co-
g Prcmpt delivery: Lakeview Paul- P.O. Box 145. Hamilton, oat. who had neglected-to keep a firm
4,100, hatching capacity 1,180 egats. try Farm, wain Bros.. Exeter. Oz- LEARN 11AGIC AT HOME. EN- grip on the realities, would go
All incubators supplied with 25 or tarle, tertatn our. friends, Complete in-
e0 cycle. Apply Twaddle Chick THREE C11.1trMS TANKS FOR - f6trmation -_a:nd - . catalogue- free. -whirling and spinning across. - -
1Hatchertn Limited, Fergus. On- sale. 6 ft, staves x 6 ft. d ameter Write fade:, S. Ii, Robinson, River- _
tarla HATCHERY APPROVED BABY lbottoml, Staves thlek. Dou- several acres of glassy surface,
chicks -from blood- tested Govern- 2•. aide, Ontario
ble bottom of crock, Hold np- final! ilia u iii
- anent Inspected Breeders 8austac- • ' Y piling P' some sttowbaiik
100 CHICKS FREE tion �p� u�xtmately 1000 gal. each: F. l .
guaranteed. Pure Breeds - �liFnh.A Sons, Ltd,, \Winona. Ont. ATTENTION, %TORKKEEl•E1tS! with a mile or so walk shoreward
Wttb every order of 100 pullet Barred Rocks, White Leghorn t Write for free .monthly wholesale Searle! hire Ln the face. .
!chicks we give 100 tree chicks lour Rhode Island Reds - your choice flat of r frotles and specialties, holes l g - -
cholce). Barred Rock Pullets mixed. 12e each. HI- Breds• -Red X "NEW POT TYPE QUEEN s 'a s
iY1.96 White Rock Pullets 125 06 Rock Red X Light Sussex A Leg- '`g Specialty Dtatrtbutore, 39S %Eac-
W ss pray Ave,. Winnipeg, Manitoba,
bite Leghorn
Pntlets 124,15 ,horn X Barred Rock-mixed lEc, fl[L But it was all good Clean fun, •' ".'j
Brows Ls ;hors Pullets
$2b.95: Red. Pullets 22c, Cockerels 4c. All hfah burning brooder st�ves". We have especially if you didn't happen to - - - --
Rock Hybrid% $21.15. Leghorn• production stral -is. All breeds NTA."P%
Rock Hybrids. 23.95, All chicks availabls now. Enclose ad and Ie used these with outstanding per- be the greenhorn in question. idow-
Aold ere from tloodtested stock per chick deposit, balance CUD" - formanre. Book now for Winter 8 V
back ►y Llsb pedigreed stock. flue! Blenheim Hatchery A Poultry and early Spring del�cery. We ran 2s DIFFERENT FOREIGN. 821.00 ever, the )larch of Progress has
'books you corder, Balance C.o,D, Breedlnx Farm. -Blenheim, Out give prompt delivery It you act catalog Watue unly $3.00 to Approv. t[atll d all over this robust and
Guaranteed Delivery Sent Hsleh= quickly. Lakeview Poultry Farm. al Appllcant%. 3o Different Ameri- Pe
�O�' CT►tibaRh Onllart0 FAlsT - FEATHERING BARRED Wein Bros., Exeter,' pr'itaril+. can ,OS wsrip� wanted. Chowen, 256 hilarious sport, it least as far as
Waterloo, Saint John, New Bruns.
Rock approved - chlcka. Ali of our Toronto is concerned What with a
Taal: )FAY TO BETTER PROFIT chick are hatched from our own - RETREAD TiRE%.. ALL SIZ EN.- wick'
In the chicken business is to avoid selected breeding stock which Is Good es new. Firestone den-an much smaller bay - surface, because
needless risk. Avoid risk two ways Government pullorum tested and Write for price !tilt. Prince Tire FREE. FIF'T1' DIFFERENT SF-
by this simple enethnd . first Of land - reclamation, and cl.annelt
way: Order now for delivery on the banded. Sexed chtcks are giiarsn- Ship 771 St. Cinfr \t', Toronto. posted f, App stamps for five cents
teed 94 percent accurate, Quality postaFw, Approvals, Box 100, Dix- t0 Island and pumping - station kept.
date you wish, and thus avoid the and sad fiction guaranteed. Write cilia. 'tyuebec. open all winter long, it is doubtful es
risk of delayed delvlerles or higher for price list and particulars. L TARPAULINS ['•.
yrSees Second way: Order from Top Helstern and Rona�HuntavllIe, Ont. STURUY BRl ►tVfi OR KA.AKI t if iceboating will ever again lure
Notch chtekeriea and know that PHOT1►(ii1A1•RY
you will start with chicks of known Duok Waterproofed Covers with tie the youth of the City of Churches '':1.•s
ELECTRIC BROODF,R ISS -7.50 ropes, all weights+. Write for quo- ?7a
quality from a known hatchery. chick size," Chromalo elrrsient, vet} into passing up Sunday School On _
tatlnm et.d samples. John i.erk;e• into 3C EACH
Top' Notch chicks are approved substantial eonstruction.. Express 77 Wellington at. W., Toronto. a frosty afternoon. But they'll
from pullorum tested stock of all paid for only f12.9'S. Buy direct i4ead I, lwar (►Ira Nestatives `
the beat breeds - and soma fine from manufacturer and save 19 00. probably find somethitxg else, that-
fine They from strong. P- ? ENLARtiI.NFXTS Wi.
Send remittance to Gordon's Equi -r•� 4 s 6 in Folder Mounts will serve the purpose just as welll
true to type;'brreders with Moved meat, nundalk: Ontario money 'fR� Any Size P.oN -6 or 1 Exposures
s • e i�
records or 1lvabllity and productty' refunded if you can better this We arp overstpckrd 'at the present
Ity. Top Notch chlcka tilt risk away value. Order to -day and avoid last of good used tradean tires (RUar• Developed and Printed �Se 1►Vhat with these bad bold un-
down boil!! your chances for g
good profit away up But be sure minute rush. anteed 'o he In rtrellent• shape) EnlargemenSr framed 7 i 9° Gold' _
6�0 s 't6 ;g.00 SlIve•. Walnut or Black finish ?a I inen rudely interrupting their dice
to get your order ih early. In that _ it picture colored 94a
'way -you will be sure to have the DYR.ING ANT) CLEAXING sessions and 'robbing them of their
All order► ahlDPen t:.V.0 tipeciai We,make prints and enlargement
kind of chicks you want when you equipment for vulcsnix(na Truck - hard - earned mono and the
want them . . . and at the lowest HAVE YOU AiYTHa4G NEEDS and Farm Tractor Tires. BEACON from prints of lost negattVes. Y,
price- whether prices rise or fait. dreina or cleaning? Write to as TIRE), corner -Queen and York Sic
DRI•T. M. minions Of The Law continuing t0
patter write for the .Tap notch - for Information. lie are glad' to HA'\lI LTI1R, Ontario. gZ'AR SNAPSHOT SERVICE act very impolitely toward anybody
catalogue right away The riitht answer Yotir questions: DeDartrrlstnt ORTARtO^� NONT M1►Dt:R7 think-
start -'
is an early start Also started H. Parker's [lye Works Limited, PQt'it•1.1:►1 Tiler, eH4►1' Ewa 1x9• 1'0 ■1 Office A. Toronto who looks ab if he Was 'even ,
chirhs two and three weeks old. Tst Ynaxe Street. Taranto, - Ontario !Dealers Wanted � ing Of accepting a wager-. around
Top Notch Chickeries, Guelph, on- ' hockey games. and other sports
tari: ELECTRtEAL F4IL'll•MFYT AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
HAItt1iRF,SSfXG Li:ARN HOW TO DRYELOI• YOUR events, our poor friends the Sant-
FROM STOCK 1FWs die.
GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST C.G.F. Welders, Welding rods, ac- L4rARN HAIRDRF.XN11rf7 THR photogiaph) . yourself. Become blers• tontitfue to ,take, a gloomy -
Read what Mr. Broadhurst of Joil• ceaorlea; 'A.C, or D.c -'. motors, all Robertson method Information on poprtlar. It will pay you.& lot and and morose view of life But we '
Otte. (tae., says about our chicks• sixes, 25 or 60 cycles. Electric hoists request regarWma rlasaes. Robert- ' may nelp you someday. Free tnfor- -
Avrl' 39. 1446 - "Tbe 208 chick* re. % to 6 Ton. Spot welders 5 to ,250 sons Hairdressing Academy. 127 matlon. Write to Bob Mtrvier.' have no doubt they will manage t0
eelveQ kn oplendid eondition, nor one Ii,V,A. (fats engine Itenerntor plants, Avenue Road. Toronto 3862 St. Andre, Montreal:
come through, •somehow or' other,
dean Red only one died slot•. They also \W.1NI► CHARGERS, 6- 12 -3.?
)its t ^e most vigorous bunch of chirke Volt, Aircooled gas engines. Worm HRL1• 'LVANTF.D ■ WAIrT1a► as they have in the past. _ -
1 ever received and I have been reducing gears. Gas driven putnpa
hardi:ng chicks for over 40 years.•' also complete electric pumpini;
OOrder now and, list the best. Here Systems- Rhnilow -Well or Deep well �tORONTO HOSPITAL HARDWARE OR FARM 1511 LF.-
are our prices Barred Rock Hued 100 to 500 Gal. per min. also Trans- meat Qusineas avanted for cash. An English engineering firm will
$W N� . Pnisets, $:1.00: White Laic• forsners. Alliance Electric Works WESTON ('refer town �t large village. Bolt
hors. Itlixed, $12.00; Pullets f24•ho. 133, 73 Adelaide W. Toronto. give employment to 1,000 persons
While Rock Mixed.' $16.00 Pullets. Ltd., 1079 I:eaver Tiall Hill, Mont- Ont: 6 girls for Ward Diet Kitchen. -' w
12i 0U; Brown iw horn Nixed. real, or write, neampii effloe Halifax Eight hour duty rind six day week, i a factory, making machinery for
1140:; Pullets .Agho; Hybrids Rouyn - Toronto - WINNIPEG - Good living conditlonx.- !Apply by WAi'P1:U' _ ALL K I N D S O F �`-
�.�k -Pied- Nlaed. 312.00, ; Pullets. VANCOUVER. r letter, or phone. die;rctan. Jtr, 1162, drerred Dou try. Top prices for -top the pottery and other industries. r
', (,A; Hybrid LaShorn =stock Mii. NEW li /R JOHN'VON GASOLINE 1'0CRI 49. birds. Jos-ph Cooper Limited, Poul-
c- .ad. 812.0$; Pullets, tiS.aO, You also try Dept, 2054 Danforth Ave., To-
IIre- free cnlcks. Goddard Vbicl: Hat• Engines, $47,10. Electric Lighting - ronto R. (We do custom grading). >:
sficr;. (3ritann+e Hl.ritlr;s. (ire Plants,- $82,50.- Immedlate Shipment, Seeger, MIDDLE: -AGED widower. ry
Currey llulmer, EglingtorC- A Bath- keeper, _good hhigh for near City.
!stet; Toronto Good 'home on highway near City. 0 -
3 8t 4 WEEK OLD CAPONS Apply 398 Pape Ave„ Toronto. „
It ra,: % to raise capons. The n +'ir e
of ca�o s to approximately be lb. KAltit• 1• #&11 N1 M „ iMIC1 /1CA1. , • s
hiG'ae: tiirin the price of corkeret +.
Pri cv of heavy breed I week old to F1/R *ALP - I.MI•Rt1iV l
21s; 2Sr: tci Stay 16th z7r.: "'Farm fenced, anod Potl,Mu11 gs, :iATISF -Y YUl'RSELF - EVERY
sf;c; \Is ]bth 20r prompt deity• Wrrtei.. \•. rtle Thos. Blytltle. F i• Aut'ferer wf Rheumatic Pains or �.
er f-drr f:nm this ad. or Re• 1 Isar; t:nsl;., Csn. Negritlx should try . Dixon's Rem- � O
fm. ",:'I p,%,rf,;vtIhrs, 1 �h�r lest• Pent= edy, ]funro's 1 >rug Ntore, 335 El- 1 ..
tr,r Var•ni, We!u Bios., Exeter, On. ' 1'11R,!t.U.F � gin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00
AT'4'F: \'tIt1N FARM1:Ri✓ IT'S 1•ILOrti'F;Y- Ei'RRY 1st "1`Fi;R - • •
CH:t, - .9� YW: !,ATI :it : l'PIXC4 I, ;'.- h'l►ta N.51,F'. '1•IIAV"R •1'1141:8. er of. Rheumatic 1'nina or Neuritis ,
lh•rr; �'tou I he orde:'ed po,v W;b -. made er r 11 _,t,A . • nttah4- tot h(st• xhou'd try Dixon's Remedy. Mun- :
vu' itii, flit o we're ppPetty, ttrl' it u o . -•��;, eh�e •, 115.10 each.- ro's Drug Store, 135 Elgin, Ottawa ���� ��
soil fr ^ ).l a• h we may I,•rca ! h' :a•. tear rrlr.rly: $7.50 each. front
Postpaid 11.00.
'. ava•igl►le tar q<ittrw rl...e +. l'nni�• r whre'a, \•.'i•.,. OtAe,1•iY sfatw dslam• i��'rAKa1{=�� AIA -
qe lt'gLr r.nw' wc'vr d.,cn'A s weer n•,A ovld,h of wheel: Kttwr* *my 7Dominoa
itar'w 1 r t! ; -• xis R .y '.H s: ihe:1, ltuh',a- •l'n 'LA.. S \t•' tshrte A're
$$e Juan N.. HamII(Cm. � T.•. n:a, (►tit. ISSUE 116--1911f � 1
r.
J
:manure and a frame building suit- SAND K V la, i A s'r(I N E Insurance Co. P I ," K E R I N G
able for a hen house or hog pen. Can Write or Phone J E W E L L E R Y T� Y
U loaded on truck 'Pick. 64831. AGineourt 86
WANTED - chest of drawers, ones - - k'h� 19" Cheap Rates for Farm and Country 1
style front, mahogany or wale rt pre- Toronto AD 65245 - Pick-- ill _K_12 BMIdisgts -
ferred though not necessary. Phone }� R Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, WATCH and CLOCli catre
Pick. 12W or write News Office. C. C . ENDENING Wniila, Silos etc. REPAIRING
_-- - -
-- If'you have never had _F R Au
� tomobile Insurance of All Kinds - rt�JJZ St •
HILI -SIDE CHICKS L DIRECTO
yon' may not now what zeal satisfac- a ance
Privet Aaabnl Bowman & Rowe
tion is from your flocks Phone - Markham 90W � & if boos StoaffVille 943
FEBRUARY- MARCH — -- _Saturday kk nee at 2 P. M.
Chicks available, Variety breeds sna * Will you please look at the label on Sl1.YEiN4
Markham, Ont• this issue -How's the date ?.? Novelties Doom Open Bach Nishl#At 0.iR
crossbre& _
` '.' •STARTED CHICKS IMMEDIATE - All -woik 'fully guamnteed FRIDAY - SATL l2UAY
DELIVERY
9 FEBRUARY 28 and MARCH i
Canada Approved, Breeders Pullorum
T > '
• Tested. 100 p. e, live delivery guar Q t l 51CLUPP
a�
' teed. Save time corresponding, - . � . . Sun valley sel'enad
- -. contact agent- , '04W P - �.
CARRY MILKS, DICKERING a Aonja Henie and Joan" Payne
'� jrvu��
- Fuller B ruhses ` _ _ . co ur��es'1' _ _ l3ig Town
-� --
_ -- - Phillip Reed Robert Lrxery
-Feuer -Brush- Products cannot be Pte` j -- - --
chased in stores --- handled only by the - / "n'- -
: 11; lcl.arn L'� ,. "". .f h MONDAY -_ Tt &SDAx%
Fuller Brush Man for ar .r ;. ,; - a• ' i
gi', Pickering T �.�' �,.z -s
brad Scott Town ; .4 �! _ MARCH 3 and
tchfpa+. If I ghoul in .you, kin&y S s he
phone 6502 Sto . `le. Write to Vie, � �+' �` � � ' _
Pennane +, Stouffvil+ or, call at the -
1imrse on •Maln- St. wqt, n°ar 10th ; � • �� , h., `�� Searching— Wind
_ eoncegsoin. '. ` ..
r
Mar. 21 } ,; ; + t in simple, but rich de- �. Young
WANTED - 2 to '10 acres with a ' ' Is' .Robert v g .arid Anne Richards
,, a !' sign, we can furnish
se or near highway. All cash if memorials that avl21
_ ce is right. Please give all part ` �� Ale from every WEDNESDAY --. THURBDAT
Tai Icalars, G. A, Wmterfield, .59 Osler . , t standonint. In dignity ; _
Ave., 'Toronto. phone L12728 *4 ' of appearance our work MARCH 5 and 6
_ Feb. 28 - . : i �w will stand out through
M. 0. pt sIRED + ' -4, the Ages. Miss" Annie Roone
BABY CHICKS t ,�
"No Greater Tribune"
R. O. P. sired, single comb White starring Shirley Temple .
N. W. STAFFORD
Loshorsts. Large - Rugged Type. Care - � highway Memorial Universal News
ttiliy bred for high production and ' ' Works
Uvability Plant operated under Dom. ��� _.��! aai g� _
x O. P. and Hatchery ApprorAl Ph, t62 _ Vlfhytby, Oat.
Policy. Breeders selected by Govern- Clothing - atesilised. eiats�•
�''' td sad y+eeaaed {llos tyeVr. Casty a
meat bopeetor. Double tested for ktsse stock of higts hies sorbs.
Plpilosam- . _ " .w�,c w�Lo! new [u.d1>•r oosb aid
W GOODERHAM
_
Cente:urial Road, North
_ . wirrdbteakara, and gem 1nrahlr•
- Sear, 2102 Highland Creek _ 5 bw at Very rew w"ble paces C"
- March 14 No wonder this Middlesex County former was pleased Farr $ Elevator sad be mnvinesb
_ - - _wish The $ 2,800.00 he got for his 40 acres of soybeans � 1ldtwaru
Phone 1i' Res. 381
Greenwood -last year - hen it took no extra farm ,r. ;-te - g n 'Boni, 4110 West. Q"TM !>>�
grow them. Sk•.ortage of labour at harvest time was WESTERN GR�+IL�; and 31APL•E
' so problem either, as he got in his says with a combine. �j
- Chopping bill Ontario farmers are sure of a ready market for soybeans, CAF 1?REPARsE`D F'EF.p3 wAl`�' +,
- iltaSTLR FEEDS sad ton For Victory Mills needs over 3,000,000 bushels a CEMENT ASPHALT SHINGLES
SUN RAY FEEDS year now -and the Canadian soybean a�op must be
• DEAD Bi BSX11 AM US'�'M
Ali Western Grains .., , J many times to meet Canodian regrirewoonts. f .•ROL ..W SIDING Per mrse pwm I%="
OI►en For Chopping Daily, - PICLEIMM .... . , .. ,- • , ....... in J
ROYAL THERMAL OIL HEATERS
Fbbme .Mckarin•s 7 R 31 L .., - PICKEMING..
'A. - J. MORDEN and SON RFASa�rs aR — _ Rule Coal - Seed Corn _-.. Ctovvr BR � G '. � . ..'.. . as
Tn assure. of customers of tilling CLAREMONT .. .. 9 8 14
!Claremont Locker GROW/JVG SOYBFA�YS! ow-a bags- -bap we scar's' .4&GINCOURT .. .. .; � SCONE 2144
: - orders for chop or grain, bring your
System We pay -T%b Phone Charges
:!.Claremont Out.
► - � f GORDON • YOUNG LTD, -
► Idtatadard Size Locker ;9.00 A Year Soybeans have a long pianOny period
► :` Cutting Room at+d Chiitbig'Roost - �• and are EASY TO GROW, using standard To - Phone: Ad. 8M
► - Arallable Free To Castowers :
e ui m cultivation and standard farnst CEMENT
Ord.
'
E bOME LOCKERS AYAILABLTr q P
► -= A profitable CASH CROP. There's a nedy MCLeljeli s ;
`I`AYLOR - LOYS T - ' market for all you can grow. - w a -_ SERVICE STATION
i PRONE CLARINiONT 19W air 1!i • Areal SOt46U1lltER, Improving sell, Hlth �� IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS
' and adding some .rsitrogen -- soybeans Af CQ.LA84� - F'OUNDATION8
COMItiG EVENTS ! _ into any "crop fora l"" Planning. STABLE OR T9re Repairs - Grease and OQ
Durha+n County Shorthorn Club's Soybeans are a HARDY aop-- ievidard to A Nfi IN CEMENT R'OBIC 8rtteries for Sale - Q}tregiar
,,26th Aunual . Sate, Thyraday, March -' - • drought, light. frosts, and biirvy ndas Tires Por Sale
dth. to be held at the farm of A- J. L during grt>writsp sposon,
sTesbitt, located 2 miles east of the � - - 'hoNS :.IeKSwi«s h Tea..
' ontinuation School or f3eowirt9 soybeans is 11SFIEFtQAL is ills B DIX p PICKERING-
Brooklyn C J•
Miles north of Oshawa and 1 -mile
�ewsening o1Ftd on light, b
west, Write or phone S. Chris. Allinr - soils. Open 0 A. iii To 10.80 P. IL
- - Secretary- treasurer,. Bowma.Ztitle,
Greenwood Onto
for catalogue °� t+WXX Sim z a 21. • ,Dance At
The � WWAlasnds Assodatien i Varemont
�. ! M t T s . Qu�ty+ D.0
Another enjoyable Vreek has been 'Fri. Fri
: ;!spent at the Ralf and se"ties were 283 t L i f T f T R E E T s A B T l Aecttrate DLpemring
red inoceaatltl shows: "
>�� bF
given DJ the ladies for MT. and Mrs, _ �.p�� - TORONTO, CANADA .• .. �' �s�ro "� �.. �dott 8ia.; •
George 'Percival. The newly -wads Conetpiete l*•osan :
waere the recipients . of rru►n meful tss t>! r ta■r t#t 1
_..._
said lovely gift and the a Oaring was $� so.�T - `!:%'M. i�'ICb�A I�NI$
A highly 'commendable example of - _ ' - STORE HOURS -
Week Days - 8.80 A. M. - 9 P. x " u ' ' DBALE!
tbe spirit shown gy the lsdies of the C TO R M 1 L d 1 S3nnda - 22,30 P. 1E• --i3 P. UL FUNERAL DOEdibt
Y LS Llmit• t
V
The Club his ok'ered tine ass of the niter s7ttEaEr eASr - ToteoNTO, CANADA . J. R• Bores, :mot. Atahalan.e 9rerlee
wiNhout cost or obligation to tae - •please '
Mall to the Pickering $orticultursl send your new booklef-- "FARMING WITH '� ` �1 or Nilsht -- 1
Xeeiety, fbr the night of June 16. " Phln• 8
The P gfnre SOYBEANS- . _• 'G • Phone Pick• 13
i to be eiryatn this week
bas tthe title "Harmony Line =the _ NAMB ..............r...... ::�....
=' lilts works of the 1,mmcrtal Stephen AIDDRESS. r - - - t THE REXAL'L STORE Pickeri»g. Ontario
Poster. y+otrr Agrkul rd itepressttiailve, or
7�s• Reel, Supervisor o{ tb � Bus- Ask to na PRONE PICT- 6i .. :
Ste Browse Clnb, eo�nprlsed of child- 4xd Groot lurch about SOYBEANS. _
° M sw yearn sad antler, R '
ft lbrdtatloa of a it>wm B0l11111'r•1'h.
;
'+C,lassiiied Advt a
children spend a very hAppy hoarl Notice
together each Saturday morning and
Cla- _sujed Advt. Rates
really enjoy themselves as only
homauietion Storm Doors and ^�
xo words r ik:ss, 25c:. -if charged,
you- igsters of• that age can.
Storer Rash -- Made to Order
3.5c, Over -� wucd�, !c. per word
The Scouts have now a full patrol
of twenty boys, and the Cuba lack
Asphalt Shingles
p'4$ SALE - 1itY,pire Garden Tract-
. only two members for a full comp-
Roll Hoofi ngs : 1
or, new, 3 h. p. size, compete With
lement of thirty.
- Asphalt' Slums• --
plow, cultivators and double disc
Owner has bought larger
i
RON Gl f - UN
V4 all Boards etc
: . equipment.
_
-,
M. Gordon
machine. Phone Pickering 119.
_._'.
TRANSP�1p T
PASSENGERS WANTED-- from
Alton Road and Rouge Hills' drat-
: nict to downtown Toronto daily. AP-
`THA'� SY'Olt !'
-
r
Maple Leaf Fire
- ply Box 689, News Office.
C .� FU AGE
.. FOR SALFr•yuantity of well - rotted
UnVTNO
G�
J
:manure and a frame building suit- SAND K V la, i A s'r(I N E Insurance Co. P I ," K E R I N G
able for a hen house or hog pen. Can Write or Phone J E W E L L E R Y T� Y
U loaded on truck 'Pick. 64831. AGineourt 86
WANTED - chest of drawers, ones - - k'h� 19" Cheap Rates for Farm and Country 1
style front, mahogany or wale rt pre- Toronto AD 65245 - Pick-- ill _K_12 BMIdisgts -
ferred though not necessary. Phone }� R Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, WATCH and CLOCli catre
Pick. 12W or write News Office. C. C . ENDENING Wniila, Silos etc. REPAIRING
_-- - -
-- If'you have never had _F R Au
� tomobile Insurance of All Kinds - rt�JJZ St •
HILI -SIDE CHICKS L DIRECTO
yon' may not now what zeal satisfac- a ance
Privet Aaabnl Bowman & Rowe
tion is from your flocks Phone - Markham 90W � & if boos StoaffVille 943
FEBRUARY- MARCH — -- _Saturday kk nee at 2 P. M.
Chicks available, Variety breeds sna * Will you please look at the label on Sl1.YEiN4
Markham, Ont• this issue -How's the date ?.? Novelties Doom Open Bach Nishl#At 0.iR
crossbre& _
` '.' •STARTED CHICKS IMMEDIATE - All -woik 'fully guamnteed FRIDAY - SATL l2UAY
DELIVERY
9 FEBRUARY 28 and MARCH i
Canada Approved, Breeders Pullorum
T > '
• Tested. 100 p. e, live delivery guar Q t l 51CLUPP
a�
' teed. Save time corresponding, - . � . . Sun valley sel'enad
- -. contact agent- , '04W P - �.
CARRY MILKS, DICKERING a Aonja Henie and Joan" Payne
'� jrvu��
- Fuller B ruhses ` _ _ . co ur��es'1' _ _ l3ig Town
-� --
_ -- - Phillip Reed Robert Lrxery
-Feuer -Brush- Products cannot be Pte` j -- - --
chased in stores --- handled only by the - / "n'- -
: 11; lcl.arn L'� ,. "". .f h MONDAY -_ Tt &SDAx%
Fuller Brush Man for ar .r ;. ,; - a• ' i
gi', Pickering T �.�' �,.z -s
brad Scott Town ; .4 �! _ MARCH 3 and
tchfpa+. If I ghoul in .you, kin&y S s he
phone 6502 Sto . `le. Write to Vie, � �+' �` � � ' _
Pennane +, Stouffvil+ or, call at the -
1imrse on •Maln- St. wqt, n°ar 10th ; � • �� , h., `�� Searching— Wind
_ eoncegsoin. '. ` ..
r
Mar. 21 } ,; ; + t in simple, but rich de- �. Young
WANTED - 2 to '10 acres with a ' ' Is' .Robert v g .arid Anne Richards
,, a !' sign, we can furnish
se or near highway. All cash if memorials that avl21
_ ce is right. Please give all part ` �� Ale from every WEDNESDAY --. THURBDAT
Tai Icalars, G. A, Wmterfield, .59 Osler . , t standonint. In dignity ; _
Ave., 'Toronto. phone L12728 *4 ' of appearance our work MARCH 5 and 6
_ Feb. 28 - . : i �w will stand out through
M. 0. pt sIRED + ' -4, the Ages. Miss" Annie Roone
BABY CHICKS t ,�
"No Greater Tribune"
R. O. P. sired, single comb White starring Shirley Temple .
N. W. STAFFORD
Loshorsts. Large - Rugged Type. Care - � highway Memorial Universal News
ttiliy bred for high production and ' ' Works
Uvability Plant operated under Dom. ��� _.��! aai g� _
x O. P. and Hatchery ApprorAl Ph, t62 _ Vlfhytby, Oat.
Policy. Breeders selected by Govern- Clothing - atesilised. eiats�•
�''' td sad y+eeaaed {llos tyeVr. Casty a
meat bopeetor. Double tested for ktsse stock of higts hies sorbs.
Plpilosam- . _ " .w�,c w�Lo! new [u.d1>•r oosb aid
W GOODERHAM
_
Cente:urial Road, North
_ . wirrdbteakara, and gem 1nrahlr•
- Sear, 2102 Highland Creek _ 5 bw at Very rew w"ble paces C"
- March 14 No wonder this Middlesex County former was pleased Farr $ Elevator sad be mnvinesb
_ - - _wish The $ 2,800.00 he got for his 40 acres of soybeans � 1ldtwaru
Phone 1i' Res. 381
Greenwood -last year - hen it took no extra farm ,r. ;-te - g n 'Boni, 4110 West. Q"TM !>>�
grow them. Sk•.ortage of labour at harvest time was WESTERN GR�+IL�; and 31APL•E
' so problem either, as he got in his says with a combine. �j
- Chopping bill Ontario farmers are sure of a ready market for soybeans, CAF 1?REPARsE`D F'EF.p3 wAl`�' +,
- iltaSTLR FEEDS sad ton For Victory Mills needs over 3,000,000 bushels a CEMENT ASPHALT SHINGLES
SUN RAY FEEDS year now -and the Canadian soybean a�op must be
• DEAD Bi BSX11 AM US'�'M
Ali Western Grains .., , J many times to meet Canodian regrirewoonts. f .•ROL ..W SIDING Per mrse pwm I%="
OI►en For Chopping Daily, - PICLEIMM .... . , .. ,- • , ....... in J
ROYAL THERMAL OIL HEATERS
Fbbme .Mckarin•s 7 R 31 L .., - PICKEMING..
'A. - J. MORDEN and SON RFASa�rs aR — _ Rule Coal - Seed Corn _-.. Ctovvr BR � G '. � . ..'.. . as
Tn assure. of customers of tilling CLAREMONT .. .. 9 8 14
!Claremont Locker GROW/JVG SOYBFA�YS! ow-a bags- -bap we scar's' .4&GINCOURT .. .. .; � SCONE 2144
: - orders for chop or grain, bring your
System We pay -T%b Phone Charges
:!.Claremont Out.
► - � f GORDON • YOUNG LTD, -
► Idtatadard Size Locker ;9.00 A Year Soybeans have a long pianOny period
► :` Cutting Room at+d Chiitbig'Roost - �• and are EASY TO GROW, using standard To - Phone: Ad. 8M
► - Arallable Free To Castowers :
e ui m cultivation and standard farnst CEMENT
Ord.
'
E bOME LOCKERS AYAILABLTr q P
► -= A profitable CASH CROP. There's a nedy MCLeljeli s ;
`I`AYLOR - LOYS T - ' market for all you can grow. - w a -_ SERVICE STATION
i PRONE CLARINiONT 19W air 1!i • Areal SOt46U1lltER, Improving sell, Hlth �� IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS
' and adding some .rsitrogen -- soybeans Af CQ.LA84� - F'OUNDATION8
COMItiG EVENTS ! _ into any "crop fora l"" Planning. STABLE OR T9re Repairs - Grease and OQ
Durha+n County Shorthorn Club's Soybeans are a HARDY aop-- ievidard to A Nfi IN CEMENT R'OBIC 8rtteries for Sale - Q}tregiar
,,26th Aunual . Sate, Thyraday, March -' - • drought, light. frosts, and biirvy ndas Tires Por Sale
dth. to be held at the farm of A- J. L during grt>writsp sposon,
sTesbitt, located 2 miles east of the � - - 'hoNS :.IeKSwi«s h Tea..
' ontinuation School or f3eowirt9 soybeans is 11SFIEFtQAL is ills B DIX p PICKERING-
Brooklyn C J•
Miles north of Oshawa and 1 -mile
�ewsening o1Ftd on light, b
west, Write or phone S. Chris. Allinr - soils. Open 0 A. iii To 10.80 P. IL
- - Secretary- treasurer,. Bowma.Ztitle,
Greenwood Onto
for catalogue °� t+WXX Sim z a 21. • ,Dance At
The � WWAlasnds Assodatien i Varemont
�. ! M t T s . Qu�ty+ D.0
Another enjoyable Vreek has been 'Fri. Fri
: ;!spent at the Ralf and se"ties were 283 t L i f T f T R E E T s A B T l Aecttrate DLpemring
red inoceaatltl shows: "
>�� bF
given DJ the ladies for MT. and Mrs, _ �.p�� - TORONTO, CANADA .• .. �' �s�ro "� �.. �dott 8ia.; •
George 'Percival. The newly -wads Conetpiete l*•osan :
waere the recipients . of rru►n meful tss t>! r ta■r t#t 1
_..._
said lovely gift and the a Oaring was $� so.�T - `!:%'M. i�'ICb�A I�NI$
A highly 'commendable example of - _ ' - STORE HOURS -
Week Days - 8.80 A. M. - 9 P. x " u ' ' DBALE!
tbe spirit shown gy the lsdies of the C TO R M 1 L d 1 S3nnda - 22,30 P. 1E• --i3 P. UL FUNERAL DOEdibt
Y LS Llmit• t
V
The Club his ok'ered tine ass of the niter s7ttEaEr eASr - ToteoNTO, CANADA . J. R• Bores, :mot. Atahalan.e 9rerlee
wiNhout cost or obligation to tae - •please '
Mall to the Pickering $orticultursl send your new booklef-- "FARMING WITH '� ` �1 or Nilsht -- 1
Xeeiety, fbr the night of June 16. " Phln• 8
The P gfnre SOYBEANS- . _• 'G • Phone Pick• 13
i to be eiryatn this week
bas tthe title "Harmony Line =the _ NAMB ..............r...... ::�....
=' lilts works of the 1,mmcrtal Stephen AIDDRESS. r - - - t THE REXAL'L STORE Pickeri»g. Ontario
Poster. y+otrr Agrkul rd itepressttiailve, or
7�s• Reel, Supervisor o{ tb � Bus- Ask to na PRONE PICT- 6i .. :
Ste Browse Clnb, eo�nprlsed of child- 4xd Groot lurch about SOYBEANS. _
° M sw yearn sad antler, R '
ft lbrdtatloa of a it>wm B0l11111'r•1'h.
Fund, and Five Dollars io the Ad- and young, are cordially invited to CARD OF T13 ANKSj
-AREM
C* L 1 ONT elaide Hordless Memorial Fund. Mrs. join them in the church at 1.30 p• m: 1^.r
N, Randall had several knitted sweat- Another program has been added Mr. and Mrs, Fred Fowler and
err, and pillows on display for the to the future events when Mr. Barnes • family wish to extend their heartfelt Y
Mr. Len Lye and Mir. Howard Red Shield Sa!vation Army. A dainty announced a choir concert on Friday, thanks and appreciation for messages
y g, Sevemi April '10, Practice is going on now of sympathy, cards and floral trib-
�liawkle • finished work at the War for Joyce and June Rains„ who were lunch followed the r+le�iin
, Assets, at Ajax last week. rushed to Oshawa Hospital on Thurs- baests from Green River were l res-' and here too, new membe rs. will be :utes received from their kind friends
We are sorry to report that Mr. day for observation and operation. ent; also two of our recently - arrived N�elcoma --alto is the greatest in de-. . and neighbors, during their sad ber-
Fred Redshaw suffered a stroke, last Mr. and Mrs, Ross Disney were Britian war brides. mand, but all parts, will find a wet- eavement. Thanking also, the pa.
Friday, while shovelling snow on the with friends at Whitby on Sunday It was decided to petition some - 1 come, and we can assure you the 'bearers, Mr. M'cEachnie and son, Dr, a,
railway, l afternoon. thing to be done to diminish thr- time will be most enjoyable, at '8.80 '-.Cartwright and Mfrs. Tanner. We = "
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Gibson, of Osh- A very fine World Day of Prayer danger on the Brock Road railway I p• m., Thursday ;tights, at the church, would especially thank the Rev. E.
awa, spent the week -epd with Mr. was provided by the W. M. S. and crossing where two men recently los, i• • Next. week 'we hope to announce G. Robinson for his kind interest and <
s Mrs. Charles Hardy. others, at the Church on Friday last, their lives, the date of our play - "The Strike of `would like to thank each-and every, -
Messrs Fred and Victor Morey Mrs. 'James Gibson has retuned ••ss the dies' Aid ". tone who extended a kind word and
spent the week -end at their homes home after spending two weeks with K'hitevale Woman's Association! Saturday, the 8th of March, the helping hand to (Grandad, as he was
here. relatives in Myrtle and Brooklin. The regular monthly meeting of "Fellowship Class'will hold their,post- known) over the period of he
Messrs Eddie Ortiz and Rogei Ray
The Farm Forum met at the 'home the Woman's Association of White- pow February ,party at the Hull's. { lived in Pickering Village. Itt m ant
-were at the Maple Leaf Gardens last of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayward on vale United Church will be held an All members and friends are invited. much to him and helped brighten his
week, attending the police show. Monday night. Wednesday, March 12, at 2.30 p. m. • I . Gloria Ormerod 'was speaker at the days. Sometimes, an aged person
.Miss Lorraine Heise • spent the The W. M. S. of the circuit will rather than on Wednesday, March Y, p, L*, on Sunday night, 1,way from home can be very lonely,.'
week -end with friends in OrMia and meet or, Thursday, March 6. Place of 5, at the home of Mrs. Wm. Michell ` Wednesday of this 'week, Lillian without that helping hand
-was snowed in, the first of the week, meeting to be announced! at church and Miss Ruby Michell. Mrs. Coll - I Rate will be guest of honour at a - <
Miss Eileen Cooper, of Toronto, on Sunday. inaas, of Locust Hill will be guest I supper party before attending the _ r
-spent the week -nd with her people _ _�_.!_ __ r speaker. The program and lunch will York County Junior Farmers' Skat- ( ,
here• be provided by the March group with ing Party at Richmond Hill, Happy '
x j
Mr. G. M. Forsyth is having his W hitevale Miss Ruby Michell as convener. Ev- birthday Lillian: �� L, rev home wired this week, and ex- - -
tsi to move in about the first of _ _ eryone is cordially 'invitied to attend ±
p� Mr. and -Mrs. Ernie Crossland, of this meeting. ---- -Green River
April. — _ --� --- j ,
Green River, were hosts to the mem- --� - - faster" & C reater
Roy lifcLeod,. of Toronto spent the hers of the B. Y. P' V. on Friday . i
week -end with his-people here. H]g1�tlalicl Creek Mr. and Mrs. Bake Lehman and'
evening last, when a sleighing pasty children, of Goodwood, visited Mr.i
The bus took a Load of fans to the was much enjoyed. Two sleigh loads b Mrs, Geo. Hull) RETURNS _
hockey, match at Markham on Mon- of merrymakers left_ the Crossland (y' I. and Mrs. Draper last week.
:day evening, Results of tine .game will rr Y E. Crossland and Miss Ruth `
home, and took a trip up to Atha. A surprisingly large attendance at "Hutchings were Toronto visitors last I For Your E' 91P `
be found on our front page. After their return, the young folk church on Sunday ,tight provided a week ,
Morris and'Bill Binstead, of Toron- were refreshed by coffee and dough-
to, were with their people, Ste- :,nuts, and a gay sing -song was held I 'large congregation for a stormy day: Mr. and Mrs.. Heal aria son, ISitch I We are now in a position to give
day• The nd a gale United C'wash held.
' TKe tell me the church was well ear, visited our church last Sunday, I you 49 -HOUR GRADING SER-
Rev, I, E. Kennedy spent Monday over half full. Among those present also Mr, and bars. Heat, of Tonto. ! VICE which means a HIGHER
_. _.. _-- .. ` , um M* aTd Mrs mid_ nLZanh Ave. W� _Dav of Prover was obser- GRADE TO YOU and increased
cuit s Of,icial Board held a business
i„ i��� :.Z,,. meeting_ at the, home of the Pastor, `
` +'he Women's 5iissiou Circle of the n J. McLachlan, on Wednesday 'mho presented their daughter Patsy, ved in the church here on Friday of revenue,
fin ;ie- Church met on Tresday at ; for baptism. Mr. °and Mrs. Bissett last week -Its. Gene Forsyth, Key
p afternoon last. _� arso presented their baby for bap - Leader; Mrs, Hannah, Mrs. Sinclair I By handling your Eggs Faster. it
the home of Mrs. Fred Morley. The regular evening of PPvntior.
Srw.e Kenw, -ly was confined to the and Recreation will be 'held b • the tism, but my informant Giant report and Mrs. Hartle, of Markham, guest 1 ,assured the consumer a F'RSSH-
housE last wick- with a bad cold. g Y, 'P. C, on Friday evenirialFeb -. on name3 (it ryas my night to stay singers in trio. '.NITs. John Heal was ]�i and ,uYYr�Cil:1c Egg.
Rev, Wenham, of the Baptist Cos- ruary 28, at fi o'eidck in the I, O, O at home - with the family), Lit us guest speaker, with a number of
gregativ�u :s preaching a series of J, hall„ bopP this good attendance will con other ladies taking part: �: Market Four Eggs th;ouaii
sermons until Easter on the theme,- Mr, Charles hilts led in Devotion ' ti 1ne.
"Our beliefs that matter". The topics biro. I:evi Annie visited the . Sundaq _
3$ ° flows: i4larch 2 -- "Christ- �t Cottage Prayer meeting n Tues- - 1 Oth - Pickering -< Farms
run a 1 School this week and gave a fine
day evening February 17 at this I -
ia:rs' exp•�rienee of Renewal "; Mar. 9 home of Mr. Benson Wilson., Green i rii�ionary talk, and added to the •
-'"The Christian"; Nor. 16 - "The t dixus ion in the Fellowship Clara. Birthday Dance Limited
" Rh-er, and Mrs. Wm, Uilta !ed in .the .f li'[r. Aolley was another visitor this �T �
Christian - Leader; � Mar. 22--•- The prayer service, - • ..
Christian way of overcoming L`f'!1 "; o. week and said a few words to the Broolillu Jr Farmers - Brooklin Sall For Bigger and Faster Returns
`� A fine quartet was enjoyed. on 13chonl. Mrs. George Cain teacher of
'April 3--. The Christian •reason- for runday morning in the- FirA Baptist THURSDAY MARCH 6 :
happiness'. and Easter Sunday Church Sabbath School when Ms. t the Fellowship Class will welcome all y _. -GRADING STATION -
�'Ti3e Christian Fulfillment ". n¢wcomerw aril wants to build up his
Music B The Calnmbians WHITBY, ONTARIO and Biro. Hannah,- Miss June- Shank Class b Easter - so all adults, old --- Adm. 1i0c. -
Oaring to blocked roads and stormy land Mr. Allarn Michell �. k
vv,eather, the social activity. in the Mr, and Mrs. Frank Herbert were
+village has been quiet during the the week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
past creek, and is given as the reaa- .Charles Hann,, in Toronto, -
• on for little news thij week, M McLachlan
so John took qui
Mrs. to ;,« r:•�:.,. :;' :.. " �
Ill while 'visiting in Western • Canada,
- BROUGHAM - bit is now well on the road to rec-
a �^ ^ r
every.
' 'T' i `
- Mice Myrtle Gorrell and Mbas Jean „s
The February ureeting of the Worn- Fleming were week -end. Just$ at �.
en's Miasiorssry Society was l+ue'd on the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
1
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Fleming.: - --
Mrs. Nortan, with an attendance of faster Ronald Hats visited his
thirty -five, with Mfrs. H. Malcolm in grandparents in Markham for Sun-
the chair. Among items of business ,day, -
'w" selecting a prcg"J • -for the Eas- Mr, T. L. Wilson Ij F ' <
ter Thankefferiag Service vtitiich, will Li.•rdsay went ice fishing recently. t:. X; „ ^'
Appear later; it was also decided to . 'Mrs. Walter Anthony has been on
give .each member One Dollar (tal- the sick list recently.?
ent motley if you Ww) having the 2*& D: B. Annis is home now after
minder of the year to increase !tier stay in Newmarket Hospital.
that Sam. 1rs• R. Crawford and Mrs. Roy spent a few days in Ooh.
:.� . 4
helpers led the Devotional part of awn recently.
" +
the , program, M issi o ns of Mrs. E. Teepl es he been visiting
' :: • ' '
India. Th Ministry of Health and in Toronto.
was led by bra, G. Philip, Mrs. J. Baldwin and little son Gor's>
Healing, L
Mrs. Plaxton and Mrs. Ili itchle, by ;don, visited lfx -ad Mfrs. k Hager`
charts, reaps and assignments. The man, �,�.. �.. , �` '" "�• y �' '
n of the rogram by Mrs. I• Mr. aria Mrs. Alberti Heal, Hitch- �' '' °` t
riot► g p � ... wrr ; *'�. .., i
N Mrs. Crawford 3mer, and Mr. and Mtn. Arthur Heal �' : �' Y��•, : :'�
1►C Ot Il�dRs. Norton, . � . ; .. ;. ; y . : r '+•.p" . , �
Ellicott, ,
'►Ins, Seebeck as hostesses oath- with their wee daughter Donna were
aad
erect around the tables to enjoy the She guests of Rev. Mr, and Mrs. A. � '~ z � r
social cup of tea and lurk, We miss J. Heal on Sunday.
Y. z.
who are unable to be 'fie. World !Da of prayer, was ob- '� s �-
the members 7 - ' :';:
ry al ie ' societies of 3 :
recent. i
$e ed by 1 the lade S _ .;; } • , }�' :v; �: ..
11 new ; . :r'; :..,..• : :.
Owing to warttrnen installing a all the churches o! the 'village on e i s: , �x <• .z•:r � .
World �,.
furnace - the FTIday, February 14. In Green River {::• � y ' t :
Prayer service was held at the ladies of the Baptist Church'
Day of y Pt _� :•> , 4 : .,�;•• %' �` _ '
- , :;- s.z� :a :pis. : < >•: . :, •..: •. �•: ``�' ,�. �� : <.
home of Mrs, John Miller, There and First Baptist Church, Whitevale r <: , :, z <...,..,.,:. : ?<: ' f `• : : "; "' r • •
the p �•� >: .� . :: :'.
our all present rr et in Green River and Mrs A. J. : ; e
were tw eaty -i present, .
;..'. :.
the-speaker.
taking part in the program-
'Me ,Real was illya. Hassell A
msAlli the liOani'c-
few sign g and Mrs. Harnsh sang a duet, vrltite `" ": ' i►. s 'Y --�
i Bu ' that was put up on Mrs, J. Sinclair presided at the pia-lo,
!pa halos
Monday In verb attractive with its In Whitevale, the ladies 6f the Bap- - -,
gold letters on a black bacleground• tist Church and the , United Chu t
Baca, at Markham Nursing Notre, met at the home of Mire. Grant Van THE
'ftsmiday, February 13, 1947, to Dtr. j3larkom. Mrs. Cook was the speak -
and Mrs, George Duncan$ s dsu h' •'er for the afternoon.' Those taking
ter, a slater for Bernice, Georgina ipart in the ceremony were: Xh. L. '
and Jimmie. o iiagermon, Mrs. S. Pugh, Mrs, Roy, L 'tinned help and friendship of the Red
Mrs. Haslet, of Stratford, 0eat XrL Buckles and Mrs. J. Tweedle. _ � � D Cross. Isolated frontier Communities
sun Miss Bate. V Bla ' was t the piano. � C OUII 3: 13�a1 atrd- emir+$ --• _
Sund� with her t, _ - - - -a. an rrcom a P :
•ass •Uur men ana wotuen back fr��rn the � Y" ,
l 1 '1'W Wosalea'b �instltnt,e
world battlefields siren tell', flow• she service -their only medical Rid- Cop' ti
:CsrC�riWaod Mrs, C. Anthony was hostess to Red Cross was there torrid and cam- pled children's hospitals m ,r
the Womenie Institute for their rest ton them - oftentimes to save their maintained and expanded.
Now the Red Cross a ;!cs those ; women. and children across Canada j
We are sorry to report that E1rno olar monthly meeting. Many interest- .-".lives. No _
Disney has been laid up.for the past wing items were answered to the Roll who extended' such solid support treed the Blood Transfusion Secures 4 ry
'very uicomfortabl'e'ill- Cali of "familiar quotations"': Mrs. • .. ' - durit g the war years, tc. help keep the r the Red Cross has started to supple
week with a r9 -
ncss,�g pa Red Cross strong in peace.. Wi11 u continue to lend your 'hap
ins in his
neck and E. Forsythe, .Green River' was guest T° • - _
head. We hope that he will soon be speaker, her address on "Education" >;,'; -''Today there are dimisands pf sick and lto sick and Buffering butnaaityi' 'I'be
which was the topic, proved both in- fin' their d instructive. She stated ,. •. _ - disabled vece:ars R•ho nce�l.the con- "` :Kea Cross work is your 'work. a
The W. M. S, are spor,saring ter•eslElnx an
popular drams "TemPce`• aad Son- 'Education bege.n in the -home by the CYRIL E, MORLEY, .CAMPAIGN 11iANAGER . ii'lwae PICii I1�TG 67
shine" on Friday, FebruniT 28, at love and can }'.,stowed by the par-
the church here. Between acts these antsr, Mrs. J. )' :!ckles also gave a
will be p resentations oft talented mtie- paper on the topic. During the •bus
resolved that Five Doll- + . • IW�Vi�
i,cal nnmbus. ; inees session Relief
Everyone wishes it speedy - ars be sent to -the Chinese
•
It Can Be Mistake
TABLE TALKS ... TEE K - T O X11 N. TOPICS To Pick Up Riders
- -- - By BARRY MURKAR - - —
Do you• sometimes listen to the peo,�le aren't Busy about ilia } :e - The perils of tiir!:ir .• rat+ h4+., ll
Wa }uc aril Shuster Show on speare, we Oink you Vci!1 rr.,o. it. hikers in tree l'rvr(: Starr. are .n
Thursday evenings at 9.30.' li you - "Snihky". aneulier - Technicolor apparent that err+ •:- have he +•n
do you t o doubt get--a-big laugh c�• ,i a e to halt the t,rac re•e h� I.,w
u i ig sho \ \•• is an outdoor thriller it mail
out of a character called Gahby, new horse taking the honors, We A recent series L-t atrocir•c,us Hair-
;^ i Personally ice think he is the star could mention that Fred 91ac >fur- der. by such rider. nra) to nr, +:e
program. Maybe we think 1%•cs and effect iic, The tlracY(e of +,tie, ug
of file Rr ray, Anne Bauer. Burl
»; this because the man who portrays Bruce Cabot sui)hort the horse, a ride 1'as eont,uur,r %rclrsl read
the role of Gabby and other char- but, uevertheles you sill enio> despite its risk: hccnc,e nt„sr of n<
program remain `samaritan; a: heart It r, a
• ,�' 'K, acterizations of this radio ru the whole one hour and [1 \'cols}- ;
comes from our town. He is a servo minutes of it. pith to Withl't -N! a I ;tt trtali
worthy 41pplicaret• 1>rc.t.i,e .an otra_ r"c
young man, named Bernard Braden
-good looking and married to a e ` " sional sceiludrel tea•: ac!lautage of
-'
radio actress. They have two chil- Right here ice, would lii,:e to tire instinct to hel:,. .\ t,h+le,sut,l er
dren and live in a huge brick house, thank all those swell young folks. might cgnclude t'',,: tiw mi.,t re-
in the oountry. Mr, Braden,.or Ber- and 'especially the older ones. wlio vulling a <t,ect of t', ti killings %a,
Hie as he is know to friends, plays have commented on this column. the com"ticilig c,: !Ise rest c,! us tkar
the part of .Ricky on the CBC It was meant for young peo;, le, hat' this friendly arch, a mi.iake I'be
S•M
Farm'INews at noon You may re- we welcome older readers s ;ell. prudent mc,te ,., c,.n 8th nu
member Him in th "Craigs of Than'.:s, too, to the lady of Ca- other det -6tir: ;
�.
Briarwood Farm'!. We are not put- marillo, Calif., tiv:io said it was fill-
- Neat Trick for Dessert ung Bernard Braden in the- 0Epot- ing a real need. We hope so, any . - - - - - -- -
There's -many a time when the dinner menu calls for dessert, Iight, because he is a little past the way. About three weeks fro nn :o- - ..)E?ot Cereals
yet you haven t the "fixings" on hand for a fussy dessert, nor the teen -age, but tine thought you might day spring will be ushered in of-
time to z-iake it. like to know that young men do ficially. At that time of the } ear. %•e Dot cereals still a• oatmeal are
At times such as these, you'll be happy to come across a recipe get a chance in Canadian radio if have the age -old habit of self erin: breakfast essential, on %'inter morn-
- -dike Jelly Scones. They're a real crisp treat for every member of the they can deliver the goods. Mr. from spring fever. - more' so than ings to' pro%. har.r.th and encr-
family, and you can whip them together in a jiffy. The ingredients and Mrs. Braden frequently appear usual. If Teen -Town Topics is minerals r well a sup 'vier important
are standard kitchen staples, and just any jelly can be used for +. missin for a time, it will be ire to miucrafs and the B' cita:uins.
- filling. on the "Stage •f.7 radio theatre on K-
- JEl LY SCONES Sunday evenings. As a matter of that ailment -so please understand.
fact, Bernard Braden writes" a num-
'1 14 cups sifted flour % cup bran ber of these plays.
3 teaspoons baling powder 3' cup shortening . 4 * 7Jr0,OW Homes ifform-
s/a teaspoon salt 9 eggs
I tablespoon sugar 1 -3 cup light cream Lt's actually amazing the way sA separate home for every fam-
',4 cup plum or other jam - these newspaper, magazine and ra- Uy in Britain will be available by �
S ift flour wits baking powder, salt and sugar; add bran. Cut in dio editors_ are catering to us the_ -end of 1948. a government
shortening. Separate one egg: beat the egg white slightly, then young uns. Almost every paper; white -paper has promised. The
_- measure out 1 tablespoon and keep for glaze. Beat remaining eggs ga7ft1e an,i rar io station has a number of hour : nested when the
d-Cdl w ,i a� wc `.icii k+caau. Stir until dough follows tors:
around bo.c1. Roll out on lightly floured board to ?; -inch thickness; spot for us. It makes -me feel good," war ended was estimated at 750, -
cut into V.i. -inch squares: Place 1. teaspoon jam to center of each to think that the older people con- 000; of these 150,000 have now been '•
square: fold diagonajly and press points together. Moisten edges, sider us worth the timel Oh, by the built, and 300,900 are. to be built
crimp with-'fork. Brush with reserved egg white, sprinkle with sugar, way, if you have a spare copy of this yead and the next.
47 Bake ire hat oven (450 deg. F) about 12 minutes. your school paper, we would ap-
lt'ield: 1. scones. preeiate very.much having one.
It Pays Wholesaler In Agriculture
• . • -. . _ •• Most -of of the gang around these , • -.- .. _ - • _ _
To Bu Retail Tke •
3► Quality Pays parts are getting ready to cram for -
�+ Faster exams.' Junior is already _
One Indian wholesaler Is find- Good Dividends burning. the oiI in preparation for
ing it good business to bzav at the big struggle. Despite the, fact -
American retail . prices, Rusi::ess 'An almost incredible story eman- that exams are approaching with-
Week relates. ates from the Nipawln district of in ' a few weeks, the social life of
:. On a recent purchasing trip to _
the united States. he could find Northeastern Saskatchewan tell- the ueners seems to continue, and
no rayon cloth available from the ing about Richard Platte, a pro- we note with interest that several
American manufacturers or jobbers. ressive farmer, who had four clubs are preparing dramas to be
' Pocketlmok in hand, he determined g presented locally and any place
bushels ',of barley and._ in two years else they can find an audience.
to try his luck in fire retail market made . well over $43,000 out of This is a swell way to raise funds.
At a counter in 33acy'a (tiew
'kork) �•ardgbods department. a them. says the YKitchener Record. and if you have the time, it is a
surprised clerk accepted S2. 400 -for tot • of fun. 1
•- to ]90 and bolts of rayon. In Early in •]9.15. Mr. Platte ac- . �, -� lo
Bosiba -t . eager retailers lined up to gwred four bushels of a precious
g If see can- beIiert the papers, the _
Mont-
pay a, total of $5,400 for the cloth. new variety of barley called afoot-
Net to the wholesaler after taking realm, originated at Macdonald Col- clothes designers are going to ac- i
g centuate the colors this summer- .
loge, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Que.,
"care of shippin8 and import 'costs: and endorsed by the Manitoba especially in men's togs. , A picture
agronomists at their December appeared in a daily the other day
conference' as the leading malting of a man wearing an outfit with AND
- eradicate such deep seated preju- barley for their province. He sowed every piece a 4ifferent color, 00L P.
dices, C -ne miglit aimost despair his tour bushels on 11 acres in Sounds a mite zany to us, but then p �. -
- - of an amicable agreement among double rows 4� inches apart. The who are we to say. Some of the 1n AM4 Pipe -:
nations r. :re it not for the fact that initial • crop yielded 450 bushels. garbs we don at ' times would send
the visit of the Royal Family to Dracula running for his mother.
Af,;C!2 pt•� Rnsitive that we Having sold 140 bushels, 3fr.
have mad^ very 'rcal progress along Platte seeded the rest last spring, - this very difficult road Think of It and in th6 fall threshed nearly 16,- Ontario teeners should listen in
-- darkest Africa - slaves and slave 000 bushels, a phenomenal barley to Hi- Variety from CFRB at l,1 _
trading - bitter enmity - and now crop as to yA61d and quality. -This A.M. on Saturday mornings for the a .
cordial relations, and the Royal winter lie is selling 15,000 bushels latest in tetra- chatter. This program `
Family visiting eittt the greatest of �lontcalrri certified seed at a has a large listening audience and
confidence in the friendliness of the price of $5 a bushel, and will still is well prepared for your pleasure.
'_.
people.
have close to :1.000 Imshefs left. : s .:
There are two pictures currently .
t �.ar�er is r.rvt..a Pinuat• on the go that we suggest as, real
Western CsOrernor entertainment for the 'whole family,
i The first one is "Henry N "'. Lau-
rence Olivier stars, directs and pro- {
iRORMNTAL 3 Democratic Rte. duces this technicolor triumph. It's
:,1,5Pietured (ab.) asr+ras� backed up with an impressive cast 1
governor • is Note in WE ,
12 On, the shel- Guido's scale KELLEY and. do tc t'it fait that a lot of
f tered side 7 Manufactured -�
13 Click beetles- $ Chief god of
14 Also Memphis
15 Fleet :0 Symbol for 1 :..- -
17 Lamprey selenium foot 46 Weight
19 Myself I0•Before 29 Is (Latin) deduction
Attempt = 11 Belgian river 30 Drunkard , 47 Mystic ow- ^ ;
"; 21 Exclamations 14 Part of "be" 31 Relative (ab,) syllable , •
23 Universal 16 Railway (ab.) 32 Bitter vetch 49 Tlny
language 18 Behold! 39 Any 51 12 (Roman)
24 Bachelor of 20 Diminished . 40 Scatters -52 Man'% name - ' --
Arts (ab.) 22 Localize 42 Kaffir 53 Belongs to
_.- 25 Exists • lt4 Orchestra warriors him
'27 yorm leader's stick 43 Repast = 55 South -
30 Fixed look 28 Type of cloth 44 Symbol for Dakota (ab.) ` - -
33 Carries (coll.) 27 Streets (ab.) actinium 57 Measure of -
34 9x1ernal 28 Jump on, one 43 Contend area
35 Play o
Dress clothes
- $vgn er•isi tasting
(Coll. ki*oo's Tea" will be
' improved if you Scald
3T Compass point Z 13 i the teapot before making
38 Symbol for i�
_ the to Rase one ta-
S'.
Moron - - 17 8 't
f 9 Near r spooaw of to for adi -
41 Obscure 19 21 1 23 person apply fteah.
44 High , ,6 bubbly, boiling water
Card tbew stir . let tes brew for
44 Twvard h. siouta ... ebesi stir egs""
-.48,50 If is gov- i'T 30 31 Iva before servini. `
error of — 33 34 I
FOR MORE REAL TEA
-53 Cured. hog 35 3b ENJOYMENT—
-54 Despondency _ J'1 �R Ell
58 Chancel 4'J 45
59 Gaelic 50 S3 -
V,zETIOAL �. ' -
1 Girl's norr e - y 6 57 �, '.
3 Him,
4 Close by
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- Canada's Increase
• d Lesson
:In Cost of Living -:
SJiLkDA
Sunda' , School .
,
Statistics showing that over-all •..'�,ai
cost of living figures in Canada :•11
The Drawing Power of Cbrist Jesus knew and fully recognized have increased less since 1937 than '
John is: 1s-16, 90 -89. the full measure of agony He must in 16 other cations surveyed were
suffer, yet He also realized that it released by the International Labor
Golden Text. -And I, if I be was "for this cause ", that is, the
lifted up from the earth, will draw Office. s
all men unto me. John 12 -32. purchase of redemption by His The figures showed that cost of e
death that He had come to this
Jesw The King hour in which He would be glori- living prices in Canada have risen
When the people heard that fied. fo26 od per cent since 1937 and "
Jesus Suss coming to Jerusalem The Message of The Cross - food prices alone have risen e
42 per cent. The food price rise i
O s they gathered branches of -palm. Jesus does not ask that He be
tree$ and enthusiastically bailed glorified, but that His Father's was 21 per cent above that of Great a
I':itain and Northern Ireland but 4
hint as King of Israel. Name shall be glorified, and at per 4
The "daughter of Sion" has ref- once "came- there a voice from the overall increase visa six
erence to the people of Jerusalem ;' Heaven, saying, I. have both glori-
cent lower. •.,
To the end of -November, 1916, 4
'these had no reason to tear, be- fled it, and will glorify it again, • -4
cause He who was come 'was their and Jesus states, not for the sake the cost of .living in the United •,4
Ding who came riding on an ass, of Himself but that of those who States had risen 48 per cent above 4
the symbol of peace. stood by, that they might hear the the 1937 level and food, prices
i - -- Jesus' Hour Is Come Father speak, jumped ".8 per cent. c
At the time the disciples, not- By Christ's deatli and resurrec- 4
tion Ilse was to deal the death 4
nitltstanding. all that Jesus had blow to Satan. "Now shall the s ■Q w1n F, ■1o7 •uyina At i
• said to them, were puzzled by this „
� f prince oP this world be .cast out. • } �• �
j great demonstration, but ' after The St Regis Hotel
-• � _ By being lilted. up from the Jesus was "glorified" and the Holy earth (on the 'Cross) Jesus was
Spirit had come upon them, "then <. rurtulV'10 "
to draw all men unto Him. " The t p vpn x«un► wntl e■n ,
�ERAL� �R�,WN remembered they that these things !buNer n ■a rpl.•nbwu "
rich and the poor, the learned and a a1aR1p, sx.'i11 ■■-
were written of Him." the unlearned, the old and the Doib1e• 6:9..W °p
r.at.a sEAelltli• Jesus addressed the, Greeks and a �+�+ r.,«c1, t)1.1sR and 1)■ae- "
young, of every "tribe and nation late NIX1110:
sti �o1•s[g strangely ,
ill.- two • disciples saying, "The are reached• by the message of the t berbuur ■e as 1•■ritos
strap el lsentbouied, like some- hour is, come." The Son of :lisp ref. it A. uaa
1 t1AMF1t t : Christopher Storm. one coming Prone the theater - a Cross. In the day of judgment-all
tall . Ft ally, 4turtlaVallslain ou par- theatre where one had seen a queer- was about to he "glorified ", sig- men ai}1 be -drawn to the Ore
` bridegroom- to -be. comes 1n. He is nifying . His death upon the cross.
a very big, 'extremely hand'pom■ ly disturbing drama. who died to redeem them.
s,nn• On impulse he entered the first God's Gift Qf Life t10u111% 11FA1'T1F11.1.1
drugstore that he -saw. lie dialed Liie is not -_only God's gift, but i e't ePrt.�111 a $1.50 up {
CHAPTER VI IFI�OLU CQn 1.
the Bigelow number, waiting im- one of His choicest Rifts to ns.
Au air of banality settled' ovtr our-
the - J
patiently until he heard Miss Ade- leis are cot. to think more of ,
gathering. To McCate; watch- liade's voice. selves and our personal interests +
ful, sensitive as he was to any On second thoughtp' he paid, than the well -being of others. As Q'
Iidw can 1 clean neck - chains
creeping tendril of emotion, it was nd bracelets that leave ugly marks
- Bike watching - a barnyard at Peed- "live , decidfd that it is necessary Christians Ave e are to put Christ
A an the neck and _arms?
ing time, where the animals to have my_assistant in your House and our service to IIim lust. Lov- A. Such pieces should be washed "
tonight. A Mr. Bjorkland. lie will ing life we lose it; giving life we occasionally in ,baking soda and �
Scramble over one another to make report to'you at eighC 'Good flight find it. If we truly love .the Lord ;
sure no one gets more than his water, rinsing and dry carefully.
chart. again•- Jesus, we wll want to serve I•[im. HOTEL M$TROPO4S
If we truly want to sere Him, Q. How can I sharpen the sew- xtASARA
Ile hung up before she could ae- y ing matchine needle? OPP. - C.N.ts %1rATtuN
When 'Curt begin to take his quteece or demur: we he called a•t will deIigbt to follow Him at A. Stitch an inch or two through
leave, he doled himself oat. Stephen his own isumber. Rocky answered. whatever cost, and God the Father a piece of sandpaper and the. ,point `•
he treated like a brother. Storm will honor such.
will be sharp Again.
;+A an' affectiopate friend. It. was "Hello. Rocky. t want you to P W
lthe women ,who bit at his heels spend tire- night at the Bigelows. Q. How can 1 serve lemon me-
Baby-Sitter avidly. \tiyv Adelaide glove- pleat', boss. What's cooking:". B ringue pie neatly ?�
ad. turned coy. Sybil -shook her- -: A.. If the knife is dipped in cold
self out, of the sulks, •simpered. Something -yes -but nothing An - electric baby- sitter rime water befort cutting; the meringue Is
ctdrfa looked at him hutlg,° and that I can get my , teeth into. 1 bound fo be forthcoming, says The will not stick and pull stray from ?.x
'Karen's, eyes Lindled - with an icy know . there's sonsething wrong, Boston Post. It is an intercom- the slice,
-fire. though.' .. munication system between. the
Q, How. can 1: prevent white a
1 tranica visited tolerantly; as if "Du } ors. 'want me to watch. out homes of neighbors. A science ments from turning yellow? '
si a could 1ve11 afford to do so.- Ile for anything in particular:" teacher in Washington hit upon A. They will never take on
crossed to her finally is his negR- "No -o-o. Just keep , your eyes the idea. Ile has installed the de- yellow appearance if a little leer 2t;vurmsestsme.
,gently graceful stride. Ile took her and tars open. 1'svon't even give vice in his home and it is connected sene is' put- into the.�washing *a- tlm finsup with stufiytransisntcon•
hands in his big clues and. ieanin,t you my, reactions to the Bigelow up with the. homes,af fro oP his• ter, leatfottr•- putafewduro oldness on-
nei hbors.'Two of the families can f�tsch Iiq redutaots�
over, whispered in her ear: She clan. I want an unbiased opinion g Q. How can I prevent rough getltlon and makes breathing raper 1tt
kid her brertze head against the from yoq iTZ tttc morning. you're tak- a night out, and the third, sic' hands on wash day? a henry ...per grand relies !rota
massiveness. oP ;)is chest for a mo- supposed to be guarding• those pre- ling at home, can keep an ear tor. A, Acid a few drops of vine r to �ft' `� of heae, .
• g g g the children in the other boosts: g � voids .l1o11ovd�eettot�lnihepacltaga
stunt. cious �wcddin i:ts, hiss Bi elotiv the risen water on washda - and s
" w • ' will - be. expecting yon at tight No doubt, it will. prove popular. the hands will not become rough. ��0�
: . Everyone must have heard her o'clock.
say• , , But it's all right now, • r °ti +'a not so hot -but I had to see �_ ; •!�
darling. All right. -I'm so 'glad-- Ask for her: You'd better run
I was devastated." •along now and get'yourseli some �,�`� '
t will 'av" t sio -you really think of its" Rheum a- Victoria'+ ryes were half - closed, gru.,. 1'ut ':�nne ' an 'the hue, � Pains
,and Karen's only movement was X01, `'It's fascinatingly - clutt. Mow- `le twinges of rheumatic pains are quickly
:.1he tapping of a carmine finger - '•'Flu power imltind the throne ' t+ver,, that s what rt wilt be dike relieved by the use of Psradol. One tablet
nail on the arm of her chair, "'' - - --
quipped Rocky, "took her royal de- 2�' marry fur Ynt :r week
will be all snapped out for you. I'll continued use helps to relieve cause of pain. ....
Curt kissed his fiancee. And parture at the stroke of six," 1 d
• then McCak knew. There was no &-ant to dress up one night and go Paradol does not. isappoint. -
-Just like that "' out to' the place of, tNe rioment:
acting in tfiat kiss. to spite of the Handba size,
1 ea:�, She had a svickcd gleam a regular night for the riiovies� ..."....+ Q
stories, in spite of the man's repo- n her eye when site sealed the rote 13 tablets, 35cts. -
t 3 then %wilt have to -take in all the
station, he was really' in love with she left for .you: I'll lay odds that g = =_ - 4
good pfayc; maybe . go 'dancing- Economy =1-
Veronica Bigelow.' It was In his she's up to some deviltry." and -" t lNtablets, =1.N. "'%� =r: '
'eyes. It was immistakable. How ?
could anyone in that room not The desk light was on in the out- "Which leaves -" -
know it7 er office. In the small, round pool One night a week for me to sit
of lisht it threw 'lay a note front i,y the -fire at your feet while you ;
Then the party ,broke up. It was Ann lfarrioi reminding him" that discuss the intricacies of your lat- Dr. Chase's Paradol
«
afttr that that Victoria laughed de- � _
he was, taking leer to dinner. She •cct �'asc. 1 -es,' I know. You're full '
risively, and in passing Christopher f
said slyly, "You big, big fool! To had underlined the final w or,l - of the l,lastcfl Big elov: s row: TcIt f
dress. �� 171f ail." !
give them, The Nest. Don't tell me = f ho that*-, only your tv'a of
you wanted to." lie Lnew what that iorecast. It fk y
Christopher smiled in a depressed meant The «`hilt .abbe}, the sea- telling me fiat you re burning SWEETER White'-Bread sons socially, renowned ''saloon." «ill, .lrositv.',' TA S T 1 E R � "
'manner, got up and took her arm, ".1n 1 ! am."
As they headed for the door,
Mc-
Ile went over tl,c events of the 1
.tale heard him say, "Calm your- afternoon,, trying to ctacket his inn- 1'To Be C'ulltin11C41 '
self, Vicky, my girl. 'To the vic- Pressions in sonic way,; to relate RECIPE
for belongs the 'spoils'." them to the dark omen he had car- ,
g
Rats, she answered. You're a
sled .away from ahcre. lIr wished Put i c. lukewarm water its
- congenital idiot." Rocket' were- t•: ith him now to bread bowl, add 1 envelope
- talk it ovSr. Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast
Adelaide Bigelow came over to -. _; - , .� and.ltsp. sugar, sdr,let stxnd r� ;.;; >.:a: >:• „;. , -- e
IrfcCale, who stood in the firelight, to min. Scald 2 e. milk, add
a dark tl'gure, sorting. his inipres- He called a cal•, and rode cross-
s tbs, sugar, add 5 tsp. wt;
+b slops. town deep n the move of his
P g cool to lukewarm.. Add to ':''..>::� .,,.;,.: ,
mood. They drove up to a row of east with 1 c. water, add 6 G ��':,,:, :;.°;': <::`:' ?• >s` -
Y C;..,. ::...a.
-« • - ell. Add�;::..::. >.`,:...,,,
'You veon't need me tonfpht �” he old hrow•nstone houses vi•hiclr look- sifted flour, beat w S ,",; R`.�,,•,, .•.,z,.,,.�,;a >,,,, ,,,,;,�•;,
r hit I unlighted E tbs. melted shortening and 6 < "'` _•'. a` l ``` +
asked, as if it were finished, e1 deserted, their fat,, g
fronts a deceptive sepia blank. One C. more sifted flour, or enough
"No-I think not -" she fat- of tl,ent had an oyster-white door. Y dough.-*
r. to make Basil handled
iered. Will you telephone me in a Knead dough sdtl and
the morning:"
ilcCale made for it. Before he had g y <;:, :..;;:;. z:: "'r:.'= ••:r >;
lightly until smooth and elan- <; >': <; <;;:;;; :a r,,..;;::;,<.;::.:;•
" _ climbed the three steps, it was op-
"Of ,,o.�a.`��'; � �,':`•s�
course. tic. Place dough in greased
,�" sped silently by -a young nian with a
sL.shall need you:' site' said with the face of an interior decorator. bowt,mver,setinwarmplace,
*em basis. She looked older and :. free from draft. Let rise until
P After a wait of less than five doubled in bulk, Punch dough y
more haggard in the gloom. h'
minutes, Ann cants from behind a down in bowl; let rise again r "
He nodded as she followed him door marked "Powder Room." She until about % as high to lust '. ..<
to the door. was slender and smart in ?,« —i
a green rise. When light, divide into
"I think I : hould have one of draped affair that ended,in a lot ' »:' 4 equal portioni; shape into
lint' operatora on ditty here tonight." of grav foam.. balls. Cover with cloth; list • 1
"Oh, no-it won't be at all neces- Thev climbed one of the stair- rest 10 to 15 min. Shape into
sary." cases and were bowed into the din- loaves; place in greased bread
" —The wedding , gifts." There spans. Cover, let rise until
per room lit' another interior deco- doubled in bulk, about Ihour.
was an oh- so- subtle tinge of sar- rator.
Pretty as ,a pinafore and infinitely ; . g • a
Ira an in his tone. i more practical. is. this "Krene Bake in 423 F. oven for 15
Thy lingered over the exorbt- apron of moonlight. blue. plastic min., then reduce heat to
Sh! s m 1 1 e d mtconsiortabjy. tanily priced dinner, McCale preoc- with blue geed red checked rtiffltes 375 °'F. Finish baking- about
"They'll he all right." cupied, bored by the place. on the shoulder straps. Cornes in 30 min. longer.
"Good nigl:i." "All right," Ann said finally, other color combinations, too. J r
-Good night."
-Completely Irsterprof, stun• can +
be wiped from it in a }iffy with a
As he ,�ai�c,l. crosstown, he =felt ISSUE s--1N7 damp tiot6. "L„
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