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Home My WebLink AboutPN1947_03_07yS n 4 Al T__ VOL. 67 No, 28 - Sub. -Rate. $2.00 pee Year: U. S. i2.5o PICKERING, ONT, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1947 -- - _ - - -- • W- C. Murloar and Sea, Publi3hers :4(, Authorized as Second Class Mattes Post Office Department, Ottawa_ ~; Nothin Li ke 1t In g , ..Old Residends �f Snow Storm 2%m Review Of Storm Here Ann Eliza Bryan Grasmere Farm Pickering Village Trustees and ` unable to get P tckeriag"s Oldest Resident Dies Highest Priced Dorsey To Leave *Bob Ruddy with Bill Ness have been Pickering Rural -mail. drivers g Village - ora Noy 2 t►r 8 days- drii'ta 10 to picksring's oldest resid•>nt, in the T� COunt'Y : doing a splendid job for us on t:te 12 feet deep . in spots -Brock Road snow- plowing of our village streets. Person of Mrs. Ann Eliza Bryan Dr. and Mrs, Copeland, opened. (one track) Wednesday aft - passed array }leis on February 8, Recently a delegation came to Can - Thanks, a lot, Gents- Pe , Grimsby, ernoopr•- police, engaging tow trucks j t he was in her 97th year, ry ada from Australia to purchase pure spent the week -end with the former's to. bring in stalled cars•- -bread milk ! I bred "stock for the government farms Tlwere Are Some Left Yet Pints' Ro''• R. C. and Mrs. Cope- " Born in'Penalsyivania she.eame to ; }land,. and mail deliveries all interrupted- Canada as a girl, with her parents. ; a' d for private breeders in that coup- • It Happened in Pickering Mr, and Mrs. C. F. Merle w e " Sunday School Convention post nod try.' The Minister of Agriculture for T y- re p° They lived in Markham for a few �ueensland'vvas accompanied by R. Two local ladies welkin out on m Peterboro last week, attending -medical me do rt �sht,maurti years, then moved to Pickering T-p,, , g the Agency Meeting, celebrating the ' with difficult nFai living in various 'parts until they ' W. Hewitt, Press of the Jersey Breed- the street, one pueliing a perambula- ,i3Oth Anniversary of the Imperial a nearly drowns in snow bank -Art moved to the village. Her parents, ers of Australia, and F_ McIntosh, tor, talking about the way drivers ,Life Assurance. Company, t Mitchell near wit's end over stalled the late Mr. and Mrs, Bolton Banks Ayrshire Breeder, After viewing the splashed slush all over one, were Mr. and Mfrs. Russel Philip and trucks, trying to keep us warm- .passed away many years ago. She 'a�ious herds in Canada and the U. dumfounded when a huge gasoline eon Gerald, of Buffalo, 1N. Y. visited No 2 one of few provincial high worked 11or a number of ears in a ! S. A. they selected the Junior Herd truck came along about that mom - this week with the Bush Tamil 't open by Wednesday -said to be even *;� y Sire, _Brampton Records Pinnacle - ent, stopped and 'waited 'tiu the two � y more snow in north end oft d -t s Office in_Chisago, tl ea b-ck /before leaving for their new home I3 township to Pic l0ylititi -from the Grasmere geld ladies and the infant had Los Angeles. Xxs. Philip, (the for- Pickering �+vhea she married the passed. than in south, but ten foot drifts on late Edward Bryan. They farmed owned by F. M. Chapman, of picker. (Wed like to know the name of that liner Edna Middleton, of Greenwood Station Road, south- -plowa in north north Of the village, and later pur- `ing, as the only tried Jersey sire driver so we could say more to him and g�881, of Brougham, will be actable to. Aud -gay place to put snow chased the former "Logan" store at from Canada to go into service in '--there are so few of that kind. Fid,) greatly missed by their many lets,• raw. I till corner ' of No. 2, ►their government farms there. This » and Elizabeth bell which was purchased as a cal! rip and friends in Pickering Town. Over Zl Years Should St. Mr, Bryan passed away . about p . A Neighbors Appreciation Of The Xdw Eft or Her Wes' fourteen years ago. She was a mem- from B. H. Bull and Son, Brampton, I Late Daniel Gannon, Broasham Mrs. David Warren is seriously in for s tour - figure price, carries very ly -• bey of the former Methodist Church at her home at C. N. d3, station. ' rich blood a and a rich Inherit- -, -- Jatnaa. ] �lellae,- formerly_af_vw__aDd.was active is her own home va- - ance_of -milk mod- There pa�saed- away__ea- 9uadap;- -Mina baby Eu"us has become s Estales Division of Toronto General til one year �• - Mai ch 2, in Toronto Mr. Daniel Gan - member of the Telephone Office staS She Is survived made a record of 18561 lbs. of milk , Trost Corp. now Supt of Agencies by three brothers: and 727 lbs. !at wiani. a non, one who lived among tyre friends - l of the Norwich Union Insurance Co, ' Lorenzo Banks, of this place, Fred, 'rd gold of Brougham .. , . s life of kindly, loo Years or More! . ?+ snedal as a two-year -old, and was helpful net borliness and ,lies the speaker at � of Richmond Hill and Ernest of New P gh good will t Rotary on Mon- classified as Excellent in the M'arlu earning the yes gay evening. the guest of Rotarians York City. Two brothers. William B Peet and esteem of Tht n`tario Historical sty ears I and DeForest Predeceased her some ;Yells New Jay this winter. all. From the time the Gannon faro- peeking the names and information " Jae1c Halsdon and Jack Boyer. This bull carries the blood of Bas - Mr. McClellan, (mown to some as � y ear's �• it sly took possession of the general regarding all farms which hs♦•b been a flormer manager of the Oshawa Funeral service was held oa Mon - 2a, the greatest butter -fat Jersey store and post office, they filled an worked continuously by the same District Excelsior Life Co. is rec- � day afternoon, from the McF -whnie �v in the world, on both sides of his important part in the community family for one hundred or P'e life, The late Mr. Gannon never re. Application forms will e for• - pedigree. The average of his seven ognised as one of the most capable, � Funeral Home, with Rev. R C. Cope- o ,men in that field His wide exper- , iand, officiating. Interment at Ers- nearest dams in one year is 14.568 sought office or publicity is any way warded if names are left at the,- � n lbs. of milk and 874 lbs. fat. --he was satisfied to be a d, Tease in the `life" field and later is trine Cemetery. good cif: Municipal Building, Brougham, Ont. the "estates" departments of the Due to the storm and roads, the , The t3Te` herd with the regis- izen, a good neighbor and an hon- j tired name of The Pickering Jer- orable. honest Christian gentleman. - trust cows- so hie• gives him every I busied` service could not be carrieu � „ gen ,� aeya has twelve calves from this One o! the 4 ` 110 - opportunity of becoming acqusiated r out that day. sire, and about forty cows bred to a holiday withcom of his life was - aI1QIiure /6e� - - - -- canh every conceivable question that Hortiealtural Soefety Meeting At ! him, and was only tempted to part iastic over the sin pinion„ enthus» . eaa develop is the matter on the din - �Iarun r - with the sire W -cause of the attract - self, to Pie Tile like him- MILeAng United -CUreh position and bequests with estates, Ero and spend a few- days in Red, Robt. C. Copeland, H. A. �ive price, which is perhaps the high- the and of Ha }iburton. The 'last � the many points. to be observed in , Pickering Towaship Horticu'tural est priced Jersey to, leave this coun- few months of his life were ha ATtniatpr preparing a will • that might bring ! Society will hold their next meeting try. ones. When free from business wor- SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1947 I •bout a reduction in the many taxes ; on Tuesday, Mlarch 11. in •Dunbar- ' It will be remembered that this 10.00 a. m. - Sunday School -sot as a tax evasion, but a legal y' lies, with Mra, Gannon' with him. 22.00 s. m, . Morning Worship trmate ea 8ton .00 Uni m Frank M. Chat' man will the Parish Show Tat Brookn Championship laat they Spent the -time in the euviron- 7.00, p, m. - Evening Worship _ - iegl savings, of - which those i p P• P merit of his boyhood home, and the • . . . overlook_ This was the the o t I address the meeting on `Pruning ". ! spring. The bull is being shipped to years of their yearly n+arried tile. Speaker's address. and u has b- � Reports a2 the Convention v:,ll bi � Vancouver at once to meet the trans- which was ended with his t Choir Practice at the home of the p pro b- given.. Musical rrombers are also in- + portation across the Pacific. illness. They have the deepest syra choir - leader, Friday night ably answered some questions that ; eluded on the program. gh Woman's, Association his listeners gray have been asking I 1 Pathy of friends and neighbors dui : -at any ratio„ a lot of good, depend- ' District correspondence is ht a min- {i �+ ing these trying months. -. A Brou- The regular meets •* of the W. A. able advice was dispensed free, which I imum this week -mails not in yet 1 DANCING Rham friend. of the United Church will be held on. - if obtaissad from your solidtor would It doesn't happen 'very often- _ Thursday,. March 13. at the, home of - y be paid for handsomely. BROUGHAM _. ' SAT, MAR,, Sth =-G O. Jr. ��g Leaguo — Mrs. R C. Cop -land. Roll Call to be . Rotarian HArry Boyes has charge ''gins following *leas is convalescing �t . Se i _ - - "A 5t. Patrick's Y+sr�"-Eecn mern- of the next meeting_ home following an appendectomy {t 1. Everybody one Team Won Lost Points g a tea towel or Oshawa Hospital. 7 ber is asked to brio Alley -eats 9 small article for the Bazar. Assist- -.. Toppert :. 5 8 '$ ant Hostesses: !'Irv. Shortreed and -, What To Do" hear about the experiences of the operators of those Widgets 8 i4 4 Mrs, Huyck. niarchines dull. the Hayseeds `t8 Past few w eeks- broken axles 2 g 8 V. Rarely does a day pass, but we are reminded that drive shafts, 'roar ends, blades, transmissions and The Alley -cafe and Toppers were Danbar'ort United Churei - a,any things are changing in this neighborhood. The what not. Those machine's take terrific punishment. victors last Friday night over their RRev A. E. Holley, R, A-, B, D. scenery in changing -living conditions are changing, KYhat is to be done for those who "must get out to respective' opponents, the hayseeds Afinia!er t and our people •are changing and increasing greatly work ?" and Widgets, both games being very -:,SU\ *DAY, MARCH 9, 1947 _ in numbers. -' c'osely contested: Ladies' high single ` °...(Third :- Rid :,y is i en>) A - Up unti; not more than ten years ago, our 'popula- Hi way Department Exonerated -•: was Florence Puckrin with a score 9,15 -Thy Church School , tion was stable, the same Daces were to be, seen that -The .cause of good. roads and highway safety was of _15, The Gents high single went Mr: D. Fondham, Supt, were here ten years before that .the exception poorly' served by efforts in certain gcarters to make to .Frank Hair with a 2?2, 11.00 - Morning � ;'orshlp y c.: those removed by death. We have not considered political capital out of the accident on the Rouge The My'seeds will undoubtedly ''Toward a Goal" feel the.loss of their ace 0) bowler, ]Rev." A. E. Holley, the thought that such changes as have taken place, l; :ver' Bridge in the early mor:ring of �Tanuary 20, ,preaching might force a different outlook li ° the lot of us, that when Ernest hope.- -young transport driver and witness ill Hayes, who has been moved to !'This is the Season of Lent, During- 'Toronto. r ' , changing conditions might bring forts, new and add- of' s previous and similar fatality there, crashed to khec, weeks the C'turch enters with - &,—.' h -Alien !. 8 \ C� :' _�C .. '.:_ n. - her T nrd, �po�.n. A i n a • C . -i_r�u , ::e er in,o ;.I , bodies, Situated as w'e are- ublishers of the •''w'eeki '' � rnteani�of P. Y' atasrd iii Lo the river valley below. pinky- Dinfcs will Again 1,, the Fellowship of His {" of this township, ears do have the privilege of• hearing A coroner's jury en;par,elled by . Crown Attorney � Cufferin�s "both aides' to many a story. In this we are regal- A. C. Hall,' of Ontario County, and held at Pickering. Whithp, Mar. 1. - i I a fast, hilt , Car+ ennial United Church early confronted with stark realism .... we have new Ont., under Dr. V. E. Cartwright, coroner, declared more or less one -sided 7rame, the '; w v l eople living.here, whose way of living demands some_ t3�rg was '`absolutely no negligence on the Highland Creek part of Lh��kfast �tei -weer cot fit handed Rp�. A. L'. g'[ /ley, R A,, B. D. °� thing of us. We are finding that new conditions have the Department of ;Highways in connection with Mr: pp ng Ford team a derid- "r t;. be met, and that �+'e are going to have to do some Pope's death ed set b,-wk The score is no ind °ea- -SUNDAY, DfARCH St, ,1Sri7 � things in a different way. ;The jury s report also declared, from evidence Sub- 1'on of the lilap, The Pickering team g should have had as many mole goals (Thy Sunday In Lent) ; Tito weeks ago, during the storms and our roads mitled, that the accident was dire to "sudden king of 1.15 - Afternoon Church School were blocked, we had several calls from residents of, the bridge which is common knowledge and that the TI'•' defence of Sliortreed, Scott, the thickly - populated areas to our west, wanting to condition had arisen not more than .ten minutes prior Picov and Irish vas a great, help in Mr. A Bramwell, Supt. -! I assisting Mashinter to hold the score 7.00 - Fveaing Worship � knew if we knew why their roads wire not plowed �o the accident whet, Water Smith, Department of g � �� Th�finiGter will conduct the service. • - • • ': •r' , :.' cut. It was snowing, blowing and drifting that day, • Highways night patrolman, Iliad inspected the struct- d ^ "' ^• The )ine � of ` Bucko Pearson L»nd we understand our municipal equipment was ord- ure. Special interest may be attached to evidence given, ` ' Watson, acrd James did not set any 8.80 - The young People's Union , ti Koals, but they held their o onent eyed to remain in the garage till the storm was over. • ' by C. A. Robins, Southern Ontario District Engineer P Presbyterian Church. Pickering • �� _ One citizen claimed the snow pleas should be opera- of the King's Highway system. He pointed out that the, same way while they were on, Rev, David Marshall, Minister ting twenty -fours a day .... that if he were on the Ontario is the only province in Canada which pro- Irwin, White and'Smith and Found, Mrs. P. N. Spratt, Orsantlat 1. Council, they would be ....the new snow plow being vides sanding on highways and bridges as a custom, played "heads -up" hockey too, John SUNDAY MARCH 9 1947 livered, arritied minus some parts -if he were on not required by any law; and no state in the United Bushby did well while on. The big 2,00 p• m.. Sunday 3chos, to Council he would send someone to Goderich, for States does anything like that carried out in Ontario scorer for the locals was Ken Butt, S.00 . Church Service 'u those parts, no matter what It cost, Our own opinion and accepted as a matter of course ". with four, led the scorers, Watson, •e•• about taking equipment out during the' storm was ' What that means in terms of lf<•ea saved rather one and White. one; Elwood White W. W. S. Presbyterian Church �' about the same as that of the Council, but before than lost is eloquently indicated in Mr, Robi:W state- assisted on several. There isn't a ty The W. M. S. of the Presbyterian sizing publicly, we decided' to just wait a bit and doubt but that these criticizing , me ,a that Since it was erected, more than 81 milli players will be 'church will meet on Thursday Mar- ; see if anyone else had 1mything to say on the matter vohicles, have 'crossed the Rouge Bridge, a few miles hmrd'from In the near future. The 18 at the home of Mrs. W. J. Miller. -there was-s half dozen that day, arid, they all a- east of Toronto, and only Lour of that number have "Dinka" line -up as follows: Goal', Mrs,- C. McLennan, Oshawa District � greed with. the Council (and we didn't lead them into gene through the bridge, r K► shinter; Def., Shortmed and Scott- Vice - President, -will speak, This meet. the diseaasion- -iths7 had heard about the order). _; • Members of the Coroner's Jury at Pickering have Forwards: Pearson, Watson and ing is postponed from the 8th to the The complainant was speaking for himself and• his 'Tendered public service by calling attention to the James; Alternates: Ken Butt, Pkov. 49th. Irish, Hiltz, Irwin Smith neighbors, with whom the getting out to 'their jobs is foci that coddling of motor, traffic drivers over many. White, file itself, and can very easily understand haver they years, has probably reached a point calling for earn. Fob, Smith, 'Perrault, Bushby and S.t Paul's t]rnreh, Dnnbarton Gilmer Referee, �• t +.gel abort blocked r°ads. Councils and their road sup- anon sense reaction. Safety can't be built into high- �� Heard Maury Bev. E. G. Robinson, Rector M � thanks, to ALessra Mitchell Dob}e and Wetmsn!s Auxiliary ,M erintendents. Yet, taking equipment out during the ways and roads, The problems are individual and need 13 peak of a stores, could wreck enough machin -ry, that to be dealt with on that basis wiihoat confusing Mrs. N. R. Shortreed for assisting The monthly meeting of the W. A. - r' would mean that these people would be snow rd in, not lLhose trying to solve them by efforts to turn them in getting the team to Whitby and of St. Paulo Anglican Church, Dun_ sere day, but a weep or so. We are beginning now to into political issue. Daily Commercial News barton, will be heltd at the home of Mss. Schwalm, Sr., Kingston Road', pa Tuesday, March 11, at 2.80 Ik »x _4 Know Yo n r DIGGING IN TO BATTLE Di,,, - TTLE CRISIS y S. : PA-- Observatory H o. c k ey $t are`# Wear Breastplates ? The 200 -inch mirror which is 'to • .8t' ED FITHIlI ' be mounted on Palomar Mountain ?he fi Tactical means of ex: in California is still being ground rst Rangy James Angus, (Gus) . "` :; P „ Mortson, 163 -pound rushing de- ploring the ocean's floor was, curi- or shaped in the laboratories of fense rookie of the Toronto Maple" ously Enough, devised by an as- the California - Institute of Tech - - Leafs, isn't ex- tronomer, writes W. P. Keaskey in _ nology, Pasadena, Calif, As mat- ' artIy s self- v, Y the Christian Science Monitor. In ters stand, the telescope should be made hockey r `z` completed late this summer or ear - •.. -- _ star but he der- 17,14 Halley. (the man whose name ass given to Halley 's comet) de- J tainly didn't let r ly in the autumn, and scientii'ic timidity. e t e r _ •.';r °. :< :: ' : . y� signed a diving bell. work should begin by January 1, him'. 1948. It has taken nineteen years ' Unlike a great A little more than a century Ia- N " many others in ter, ugustus Siebe invettted a dir- to bring the project to this stage. the past few �•'^' ing suit by means of which soli- years, Mortson d "- Mary divers could descend unat• Gus Mortson did not come the tended to the sand or mud of river or ocean $ A F E S /k Defense under the scru• " 's bottom. One type .. tiny of Toronto's scouts until he of diving suit consists essentially Protect year UOOKS anq CASH- reached St. Michael's College. And y' of a suit made of rubber molded from FIRE and THIEVES. we he arrived at St. Mike's through his have a .tae and type of sate, or between two layer's of strong can Ca4tnet, for any ptarpo•e. vt•ft own efforts. vas. The suit includes a breastplate - us, or write for prices, etc.. to of metal to guard the diver against Dept. W. Mortson, an eager . ' youngster, the pressure of water. Were it not figured he had a hockey future and 7 for this protection, the crater pres• •,i,j,TAY�.�R LIMITED - realized that he would have to ' place himself in an advantageous sure would prevent him from es- TORONTO SAFE WORKS pending his lungs and drawing in . spot if he wished to make that air for breathing, .145 IF'ront St. E., Toronto 'dream Established 1853 come true. He tried crash- - '. Helmet With Portholes ing, the Oshawa Generals but didn't ./' click; so he turned to the priest -The diver's head is protected by who managed the Kirkland Lake t whic m hel l helmet three has juvenile te$m with which he was a meta round e or portholes. The playing and shortly thereafter he air host is attached to the 'back was enrolled at St. Mike's. of the helmet. Through this hose • air for the • diver to breathe is f Aggressive Gus required only 20 11 ? pumped down from the' ship or minutes or less to convince Maple dock from which he descended. Leaf scouts that here was a hockey Since the air hose is Subjected to bud beginning to bloom. By the very considerable water pressure, end of the first period of his first workman '2 garb, Capt. Geoffrey Bing, foreground Labor mem- { p bet of British Parliament, shovels coal to help out in England'- it must be reinforced with Wirt to . Y-,,,. the GaEdens. Mores--•- from collars -- coal crisi%- Iieportmg or worn at 7 a.m., Capc. Lifig )a'u►rxi V; try -- name was on file at N.H.L. head of over 400 office workers idled by the fuel shortage who put in an ing the hose and cutting off the l quarters as a potential Leaf. It was, tight -hour day helping unload coal from trucks. diver's supply of air: A special a it turned out; a goad thing for valve in the helmet lets out the air the Toronto management that such that, .the diver expels in breathing. speed was utilized because two other clubs. had scouts on band at VOICE OF T R E 18 Pound Boots _ that particular game and before the The air nrii very 8 J final bell, each club had put in a p _ p plays a un me Aire To relieve dleeomftxts, bid to negotiate with Mortson. "Those Were The Days" portant . part in underwater open - For Bed - Smokers ai' one of the best thine:- can do Toronto's margin, in one erase, was °In the good old days" we had ations, for. it has been estimates to put a good � 9 �. A new fireproof mattress is on that divers at extreme depths re- tested Welts VapoBub In a bowl - two minutes. _ shirts with tails, two pairs of pants the market, especially designed for of boiling water, • e • per suit, no income tax, nice nelgh_ quire as much as seven times as Then feel welcome relic- come . people who smoke in bed- It is much air per mihute as they would This ha claimed by the makers that the born: road shows. parasols, the as yon breathe in tine stemming peened is the starred at- the water's surface. meditated vapors that beaetrate If season. That winter Gus starred - smoker can burn himself to a crisp -Western Fair, private enterprise, to the cold- congeste upper with St. Mike's hurchgoers, home -grown vege- To make sure . that he w ill be . brea !Bee bow this ghoul the without the slightest trace of in- tables, a house to ourselves, time, as heavy as the !cater he dir laces, soothes q� - F league schedule and then, after the jury to the mattress. One never y p ia�� and helps clear the head - - - -- -Irish had been eliminated from the knows what wonders science will and faith, hope and charity. t'.ie .diver nears boots with' thick grand comfort. - s - -_ O.H.A. Junior "A" playoffs, he achieve next. —London Free Press. Iced. soles weighing about 18 - roam • • rub throat. was picked up by Oshawa Generals - pounds each and carries perhaps a chest and boatit with V .t Ottawa Citizen. P p apoRub at as a military p Corrected hundred bedtime. Vicks VspoRdb wort- . ry , replacement. Cus ... pounds or more of lead on for _ ��,� bring helped the Generals win tibe Mem- Mother Nature No Slouch Teacher. '-Correct this sentence: his back and chest. Otherwise; the reW from distress. orial Cup that year, but the. aexf 'Girls is naturally better looking air in his suit might make him so itti v : The fact that food left by A4- than boys'." Va b want. v w va improving with- age, Slortson was miral Richard E. Byrd in his Little Pupil- "Girls is artificially better the �surface atlike aocodk.ob up to +bu you - - -- - -- America camp in Antartica st: a big gun in the l4tetnorial Cup looking than boys." ago has been found still triumph of the Fighting Irish. _ — Commerce Magazine.' - a 41 • • edible under 20 feet of ice proves' that Mother Nature is no slouch Wakeful Psasethgers Thus, starting with the Kirkland herself at deep - freezing. Tomorrow's.deluse train, the are a= YOUR OWN � h Lake juvenles, who won the NOHA -- Buffalo Courier- Express. told, soil! have a modte theatre, a and 'All-Ontario Juvenile in 1942- -- ballroom, a loud speaker system 42, Mort son played on three sue- Share for the Victor' and radios. everywhere. Passengers W /TH _ cessive championship teams before Surely. something Is wrong who wish to --sleep will hop a _ starting in on his pro career, somewhere; Britain Is spending freight. 'Signed by the Maple Leafs in 1945, twice as much- annually to put —Edmonton, Journal. - 'he was optioned to Tulsa Oilers Germany back on her feet as -the -- -_ - - -- and played a leading role in help- British spent in their whole budget Pinchin Times d ing the youthful Oklahomans fight >Z their way into the United States in 1902. And meanwhile Britain It cost citizen's cf lilh,kwater, Pro Hockey, League .finals. Gus, is in shaky financial condition as a IIo„ � one dollar atece to vote in result of two wars to crush Ger- their last election. These are cer- ' ftlternating between defense and man ambition.-To the victors, ap- tainly .pinching times when a citi- - left wing ,racked up 29 goals and C,GAREUE TOBACCO = • _ -- " !9 assists for 58 points in league parcntly, belong of s.., zrn has to buy hii own vote. competition and bagged one goal —Peterborough Examiner. - — Guelnh Mercury. ' mend eight assists + in the playoffs. JSame Old Admonition In Every City I 'Though born at Ivew Liskeard, `,A delegate to the Security Coun A new ' public school in Kingston Ontario,- Jan. 24, 1925, GUS has cil' at Lake Success, N.Y., said be- is being named the "Winston fore a single gun is scrapped there Churchill." It is a ! e • -• lived most of his life in Kirkland g g p _ _ great name that � 1 'y •'Lake. Pus is a prospector in the should be an assurance of world ought • to be perpetuated in every - � � a off- season, and spent the past sun?,- peace. Merely another way of say- city in Canada. — Ottawa Journal FAN TANS �V imer working in and .around a place ing keep your powder dry. ; called Groundhog, in Northern —Port. Arthur News - Chronicle No Picket Lines There Ontario, There are no picket lines in Rus- I :? e ♦ s ; .. , . _ ; - Think It Over 'Conn Smythe nicknamed him Some people, says •a contempo- They _xecute them over there RECIPEI "The Nugget" and- thinks he can rary, are lonely bccau5c they build when they even talk. about going - become one of the brightest of pro walls instead ' of bridges. on strike, Add i envelope Royal Fast - hockey stars. He's a defenseman '-St. Thomas Tunes -J ut nal. - Windsor Star,. Rising Dry Yeast and T tap, with speed, has a good shot and re- �cao wa. r ana let stand : eels in rugged going. He wan -opt Q,- }—� sninuus. Scald i a milk, add of those invited to take part in the o w You C a ri ` l 3 lose sugar, add 2 tap, salt Quick and cool to lukewarm, Add special hockey school conducted by to east mixture: Add 3 c. " The Leafs in September and after y sifted flour and beat until r :ft week's trial as a defenseman, he Relief From Sore, Painf ul Piles melted s smooth. Add 4lbs. " seas assigned to Pittsburgh. melted shortening and t s. c. �' ;• M ' more sifted flour, or enough 'Mortson.. couldn't conceal his dis- to make ea -silt' 'handled Most people teem to think the only way to get circulation in :he ;c- ^r bowel the painful pile tumors dough. Knead well. Place in ltppointme at, asked Smythe if he relief from their sore, painful piles is by local treat- i soon Leal ever inv.ng the sensitive rectal membranes meat. Loaltreatmentmay clean and healthy. .Pressed bowl. Cover and let_ , could• try left wing instead of. de- pvstemyoearyreuefham We invite you to try rise in warm place until fense.' as he had had more experi- the itehr•g but you can Hem -Roid and let it prove doubled in bulk, about lt�y Znce up front. Smythe told him t0 easily see why suet treat• Itself. You can makeyour meat rig not eorss4t the test, is the Drivaey of hours. Punch dough down ; #o to Pittsburgh and keep on play- i cauaoiyourpilea , yourownbome.N000ST in bowl and let rise again ; Nolastingfreed�hcm it you are not wovinced in warns dace until nearly ` 7ng defense and he'd be back fora lsmurery an be.h•d nn that this is to amesinsly trial later on. Tittle more than two reel the cause of the teou- � ti';•;'• " ;' easy and surprisingly effeo- - doubled III bulk, about 40 hie isearreckd Filaare M; livemethodoftreatingyour min: When light, roil Out ' Woks later Mortson returned to due to internal causes as "' '• scre,paidulpiles, r. f the bat way to tart. ` ;` . :, into nctangular sheet Y sn : :,• : :.. „ . Get a psclta4e at arm• thick. Brush with melted ' �3 the Leafs and did so well that- he . •s , lots relief is to trot them ,;4; >i .;ii''; ` ?> Roid today rom , any fta5 retained to start the season. internally with a medicine ' <;ryy c drvg store sad ua rt as :^? butter or shortening•, cut And if the will -to -win counts 'for for' g'm RO1d '' <' ? °' directed for JUST FIFE 'into strips 1 " wide- Pile • • i "- Htm Rad is a formu4 = "'i''' :^ " '' ' DAYS. At the end of that P E. an thin Gus will be around hot that has been a •: °a 7 strips together, y S, ,,, � '' tit' ; ;f, time if yon are cot &boo• P rr Cut into , ,/ - .gaits a spell. 40 years by thousaodt d w lutely sure Hem -Roid is piece 1 . wide. Place inch pile sufferers. It is a the nicest, cleanest and n 40011, bighly conoentnted matt effective pill trot- side n in � Std mthSa a w r tablet easy sod plasm meat you ever tried, n-, pans: CAV0r;1tt fist is IYarrB i' - , 3. t te'tne, 1k. y �, +. And Fewer to Burn then the ge unused portion nr Lace, free from draft, anti! . • 1, ti•�c nd bles f ed to ormula : the to ou dru ' :: ?••'ii 3 %`l';E Dockage t pp : > :,.. : : :• li h about 1 hoar. Bake i� s it-ssedieal c'`'`,.:' i';;:: is5:' i% i' �<;: a,. "'!' >rt`i 'ii:.::::: :. : :., :. :: a ev It is announced that the Decem ate'"" fiat and be will promptly 1 T - to nNM of the congestion 1400 F. oven for 20 mina a i !? Rat :• i refund ou tea: r it r s a f 1 'n h L' - be a ors i t Hite a e th t _ t States Mt is era oau United a of ' :`yeti ' :r :`ii'jii;is3•'r '' >1� :..,.... .: OTE: T1rIs Marout the r yeprpilea Hem-Roid Pea► a;>:,: i2}, i:.'> S :R�; ",:i;; :.;. > : : : >•, : :`ti4 offw Is tMekad by a fall ; ` spas t greatest for any month' in notes free, easy and com "; "< : :' :;' ; > :: :•.a we r'1 t"bashwit in " •,,..,i,gixtttn years. Yet there never wpM fartablebowrlmovemhnta, •►o0ad6r•Prohaiorael�Made1 CtnaMfas a time when ,eve had fewer houses quickly relieves its ing yeah rmnt irritation and 0nteness and st;mnratts better bleed your pile eondRli`h pulekly, sulk a b' or - y _- • to burn. - -'117. X Cql' Yorker 'ircrdstio• is the lower bowel. With goa>tl Mood gels sl.rrpte, esslr east asst- ywt naadns. Try It today . . i :V -.III , ill at'..+ *,v�,u.r.atfss>t•- ..-.,, '� +-- :- .e,�,,;„- ,•No- ,.. „„ ,,.� .,....._.. , _ _..._ ..._ - �. -b: ,... -_ .. - , Q Us- . 1 NEW VICEROY Potash Found - .CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING � Northwest of �y 3 AJlT CItICKf .. . o OR /AL• x• Saskatoon AGM-1 RAAT6D . 4 WEEK OLD CAPONS ' P'URZISRED MALE DACHSHUNDS Discovery in Southern Saskatch- " GtTTNING ROD DEALERS 3 67G for sale, $ months, lodblY Pat. Rea ewan of the first Canadian sunset {' NOW HAVE A 'COMPLETE It pays to raise capons. The price sonable price. Gaylyn Kennels, 811- r; Lock of all L1aht:ninc Rod Mate- of capons is approximately be lb. mire, Oat. of potash is Considered the I)O-• Z oa hand sad can supyly tin- higher than the price of cockerels. o's o delivery. Why, not writ* Prices of heavy brand 3 week old to minions most important lainetai - q a enquire abolsi a dealership March 21st 2bc: to may lath 3Ta: sErRSAD 'TIRES• AI.I. tizw. find in YO pears. Rescurcet lififrds• or Your,torritory2' Our equipment after htaY 16th ]rise. - Prompt daliv- Good as new. Firestone dada, ter J., L. Phelps, said last week. : the best on the market and our ery. Order from _this ad. or send Writs, for price list Prince Tire' . .tees most - reasonable. The B, for full particulaia. Lakeview Paul- Shop, 711 St. Clair W, Toronto rofntnercial proJ�actiott of pot- hintps Co. Ltd« 200 ]Cain SL, To. try Farm, Wain Bros:, Exeter, On- " ath found in the Unity oil field ^. ; t II , 'r tarlo. SMALL METAL STAn[PIRGS auAa ,, ., to .order, prompt delivery. Capital a, out 700 mile. nOCt :twtat Of Stla- i t ATTENTION TRAPPERS? SEND FOR SPECIAL PRICES. ON Metal Ind. Ltd., 12 St. Patrick St., � ; katoon, would "revolutionize" agri. day old and two and three week old Toronto_ Ont. � :; culture in Canada which imported II KRAT BEAVER cockerels, pure breeds and hybrid*..,.. >y,.,.,.. trappers. S iple y A1FD w and three week old non- about $4,000,000 worth annually at 3 traDDera. Tilpls your catches with Also two SLicblhe TREADLE SEWING g,; : +> A submarine trap. Ten muskrats sexed and pullet chlcka, TeD Notch machine wanted with drop - head. !`, ; an average Cost Ji $40 a ton. _ > to a ,catch. Simple, , to operate. Chickertes, Guelph, Ontario. Write stating price to 46 South p' If present indication+ of the value' 3 ;ppvveighs three pounds. No losses Oval. Hamilton, Ont.� z ,t - .from bitiaa or DuLlLas their feet STARTED PULLETS. 2 • 4 ' " ; N pf the deposits v; ere substantiated oft. $4.00 each. Write for catalogue. y +' r marine Trap Company. Fort WEFT STRAWBERRY PLANTS, DUlYhAP. $4,000,000 would have to be sprat M�'.' .. r -- '4 L1 Oleumary, Thousand $12.06. Pre- ;.:; N!, for a mill and ail;.ts before the • Basratchewan, Alberta. February delivery. Cash fa on the inter. Samplebuater, i15.00 prepaid. ' early egg markets, - Also started Drder early. Cash. Earl Hower. - field could be put intD '7roduction cockerels and mixed chicks. Send ' " a YOUNG TRAPPERS -night n BECkrat EE- for Weekly Special List. Lakeview ' Semptv111e, Ont. The discovery is of national im- ppert oval' "night on muskrat and poultry Farm, Easter, Ontario. portance since there 'is no other tnink.'Send dollar bill for guaran- • toed method by retired trapper. TARPAULINS - -- Lord Louis Mountbatten, above, )mown source in Canada, Mr, y ' award Darland, Barnes Clty, BABY CHECKS - NEW R"P- STURDY BROWN OR KHAKI waftimt chief Of this Southeast' ">~t Iowa / shires, fast feathering Barred Phelps said. , Duck Waterproofed weights. Covers with Rocks a� Red -Rock 8gbrtds, ropes, all weights. Write for ono- Aria Command, has been named - Ckm blood- tested. under Ontario bread- tation* and samples. John Leckie, 1 BUSINESS . OPPORTVMMILES' Ing station, not a single re -actor Viceroy of India, fCCCt:edhiS Classification Changes found. Mixed 14c. pullets 26c eatsY. 7T Wellington 8t., W «- Toronto. THE VILLAGE OF GARDENTON, Write your order in at once. Haag- Viscount Wavell. ,judge: "Your profession." ; Manttoba, would appreciate veg- fag Smith. Sparta. Oat. TYPEWRITERS, STANDARD AMD t Witness. "Agricultural expert•-" ,tabLa panning factory. For artic- Portable with carrying case: Excel- e•� pp What was dour father, , Plort, apDiy Secretary, Gardentoa. SOME STARTED PULLETS AVAIL- lent condition; sacrifice. ,Write 232 r33oard or Trade, Gardentoa, Man. able. Order dayolds now for spring McIntyre Block, Winnipeg, Man. MminpoWer Turnover "A fa ;met?' _,1• ' t delivery. We've for immediate deliv- _ _ -"And your grandfather ?" BABY CHICK/ ery New Hampshires, L.S. x N.H., B.R. x N.H. and stack Auetrs• TIRES :since the end of the war there "A peasant." HAVE SOME TWO AaD lorps, Bray Hatchery, 130 Joha N.. We are overstocked at the present has been an enormous turnover of - �9 Hamilton, Ont. ar good treed trade-In tires ig N - CHECKED three. week old started chicks In anteed to be to axceltent she ). manpower in the United Kingdom. loon- sexed, pullets or cockerels in _ p Upwards of 10,000080 men staid �r pure breeds and cross breeds far RELIABLE CHICKS 600 s Is $5.00 f. Jxo./r!f _ • _. ` Immediate delivery. Send for ape- IT WILL PAY YOU TO ORDER All orders shipped C.U.D. Spacial women have Changed their Oren- -or Mono , agile. •1eial pricelet~ Tweddie Chick Fiat- the best and we have them. Barred equipment for vulcanizing Truck potions, tither from the forces fa- t1 ahertes Limited, Fergus, Ontario. Rocks bred to lay. Leghorn ROP and Farm Tractor, Tires. BEACON ibrCsltkrdistlroatitehla ;nusedbyacsssss. aired. White Giants mixed. New TIRE corner Queen and York Sts, to Civilian Life, or from one from atbieee'afoot scabies. temptasadothwi APPROVED • BARRED - ROCK Hamps, Log X BR. Siiiler's Chick HAMILTON, Ontario, aO w " GO6 asedlated. one form of industrial occupation �, �" -��p� G�t,a - • c' ockerols, - February , and March. hatchery, Fergus, Ont. ONTARIO'S .MOST MODERN to another. All this has been uataless. Sootbes C=dorts &ad quicquickly olw 5.00 per hundred. Mac811llcan RQVIPrr.D TIRE SHOP intesseitcWsc. Don't 1fer. Ask rdrsiolid Poultry Farm, Moose Creek, Oat. BREEDER HATCHERY OF Dealers Wanted achieved with little or no friction. laday for W D. D.' RIPTION6 mod " 500 Both the unempl 7ment and work- x *DAY OLD week wn SL/ BARGAINS y' q for thin week d next. Barred breeders It a not too early,7o -buoy TOIL-ET9 - ing hours lost in industrial disputes •. +,s Blocks, h nZ x YI yr -^-y- I,1, ►a fur t *47 to b assured FOR FARis9, SCHOOLS, SUMMER have, been trifling. H�M�� 'R Ha IDS Tree oek, �l.�ght Sus. r of getting Lakeview super bred cottages and camps. Can be either ?+ ` sex X Barred Rock, , Light chicks when you want them. Buz with or without running water. •'f Sussex X New Hampshire, your chicks from a reltabis wall Caustic Sanitation Ltd.. 21 Ridley Z Special o Retmtidle: ^ Black Austrslorp, "New Hemp- established Breeder hatchery back- Boutevard, Toronto The United States is lice second 11�r tthit MRi1te11r 4Mi Oflltke/teiiR abire $1.55. Assorted Heavies $4.75 ed by 5000 hens, pure bred* and all hrgest producer of rift in the Maces, Pile Bam*dy Na 1 is for Protruding White Le horns $1.00,Ver hundred. popular hybrids. St your chicks Biasdint Pile, Tad L s to Tubs, with y g WOOD BROTHERS THRESHER a� !two weeks old add $1.00, thou early. Chicks started thin show Company, Tth & Halifax, Regina. world, for Inlarnsi spplleattoe- Prloa74. U.ft weeks old add $21.00 per hundred. ! bfggest profits. Fend for Price List. Remedy No. 2bforExt�srtiatltching Piles. Sdd Large Egg. Quality add $1.00, Spe- large illustrated catalogue and Sssk. Limited number of cornplck- ;a ,ear and is for*starsnt tar only; Prdw A" _ era for 1547. First come first serv- OPPORTUNITIP -91 FOtt WOMEN Ordar�ynumberfsomyour cially Selected add ;2,00, par bun- Poultry Guide which tells you how >O+tsfdsd- dred, -. Shipped C.O.D. any- to raise better pullets. Also ask for ed. tii'rlte us for threahars, nom- _ Where This advertisement must Weekly Special Let of heavy cock- blues, oornpickera, pairs BE A HAIRDRESSER r►' accompany your order to secure stela and 'overhatch' hatch -day these special prices. Top Notch Specials, and New Pot --Type Queen HAIRD rSSING 101N CANADA'S LEADiN*n tu*IOOL = FOR Chlck*rles. Guelph, Ontario. Oil Brooder Stoves. (]rest Opportunity Learn " SPECIAL PRICES HEAVY Ceek- Hairdressing LEA R3 HAIR DRE991NG TBR f erets. Day old or started, also day Robertson method. Information an wages, dignified cc profession good BEST CHICKS IN 26 YFAI�1 old or started pullets and mixed. request regarding classes. Robert- Argos, thousands successful. Iarval Prcmpt delivery. Lakeview Poul- sons Flairdrossing Academy. 137 arndnates. America's greatest a ;*- , .Yea, that 1s what all Rainbow try Farm. Wela Bros.. Exeter. On- tam Illustrated catalogue fr *o. IChick boyars a» saying when they Avenue Road Toronto r . buy Ralabow Chicks. All breeders feria., Svrlt* or Cats „ . Cove are 100 percent tree from pullorum. HELP WA ED IUARVE RCHA►IrRDRESSINa YOU CAN'T SEAT to Order your chicks now direct from DYEING AND CLEANING 958 Rfoor fat W. Toronto . this ad and not . be disappointed. WANTED MIDDLE -AGED HOUSE- Branches• 44 King A. Hamilton Tom Barron e(,,� barns, 81200 par HAVE YOU AiYTHiNG NEEDS keeper, good babits for widower. s 100. Pullets $3100. Barred Rock dyeing or cieaatng' Writa to as Good home on highway near City. a 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. s - -Kcard 112.00 per 100. Pullets 8" -1.00. for taformatlon. We, or* glad to Apply 398 Paps Ave. Toronto. " While Rock Mixed 815.00 pper 100. answer your IIuestt4_as, Department itFFhR TO 11411FAITtsNs Pullets i2S 00. Brown Le horn 8 Parker's Dye Works Limited. 'Nixed $14.00 par 100• Pullets $25.00. 791 Yong* Street. Toronto. Octarta TORONTO HOSPITAL AN orrmu TU rmina11 iN%vc iuR LA boon -Roc$ hu=ed 18.00 pet 100, . WESTON Ll.t of i,nventtons and full' infor• �gd *trc�. � COLLARS Pullets $28.00 Red -Rock Hybrid mation sent free The Ramsey Ca. r;7ARNF 7..7 - 112.00 per 100. Pullets $21.00. Spa. ELECTRICAL E4VIPMENT Oat- $ atria for Ward Diet Kitchen. Registered Patent Attorness. ITS atal pc coo on cockerels Guarantee Eight hour duty and six day weak. Bank Street Aittaws. Canada farmers Attention - 1.0100001111t. 100 percent five delivery to your NEW 5/8 JOHNSON GASOLINK Good livinp conditions, A ly by your nearest Harness 9bOp atitioa. $1,00 down.,.bttl"co, C.O.D. Engines. $47,10, Electric . Lighting Latter or 'phone d4aticfaa. iU. Ilt.2, Rainbow Hstchary. Chatham. On. Plants. $82.50, Immediate Shipment. torsi 49. PATP'liTa about Staeo Harness Supplies. Carta - Currey Bulmer, Eflinaton dr Bath- We sell our Roods only thmagh urst. Toronto Fb :1F11.Hn9'uRAt'l:H • t'OMi•AKL your local ,Stmeo Leather TWEDDLE CHICKS FOR A PROF. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Patent Soltr+tor- Kstahti *hpd 1890 y t; itablo 1547 season should be order. EXPERIENCED S I A G L E MAN. 14 King West, Toronto, Bookiet' of Goods dealer, The goods are ` ad now Earl o d in aaaar 1rARMS M'tsR saLIK i fnforrnntlon on request A ht and s0 are our prices. i Y r e; es you good milker and teamster, regu ar i *very advantage, Yo ll be' sure to hours 175 monthly, Year round Job a manufacture in our Pee• r have the kind of -chicks you want FUR GALE IMPROVED LRPidI. to the right man. Apply to_ Post on the date you want them, and at �atamr fenced. good hos. SlTtha.iiffusis Office Box 489, 13ranttord, Ont. f'F- BKV�Pat. tortes - Hornets, Hone Col- the best price If prices go up the ears, Sweet Pads, (lortia 81an- ' Yip will not affect Tier. Bask.. Can. L049KI t $10 RF :WAttD -FOR AMY your beta, and leather Teavtllin " order. It pricer d r o-p, y o u MEDICAL watch we csnnnt repair; bent wurk- d Pay only the lower price. All are low ACRE FARTS, 82301. LARGM manship; written sunrantee. Atias Goods. Insist Oa StaeO iiraf, ^.,irotW *uROrum tested breeders of Barn. Hogpen. Granary and House, BRUIT JL" "ICES: The principal .1a- Watch Repair Co.. Box 9t:' Station i Trade Marked Goods, slid Irv" �7 •ti iforitranl proven high production and llvabtl� second Kenyon Ateaandrta. Al*xan- ar edients to Dixon's Remedy for -nt aarf•tartfnn. Msde only ' t•T. All are App{OV *d, and expertly der Lie Prato, 428 Sunnysfd*, Ot- Rheumatic Pains, Neurttts. Munro's .•g1,eJ 4H t'er411Nt1 n !: F' u It F. 1 - selected before shipment. You got taws,. Drug Store, $35 Elate, Ottawa- Christ " Wondsrrul book free See• SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD. - N{ 100 percent Ilve delivery of strong, Postpaid $1.00, gfddo MiPSion Rnene *ten it, N.T 42 Wellington St. E., rareato ) husky chicks. We have the follow- - FAR SALE +y.._ ,., Ins; pure breeds to choose from: WRiTE FOR CATALOGUE : White Leghorna, Black Vinorcas, ATTENTION FARMERS s LEARN 'MA41C AT HOMi:. F_r- POST S ECZEMA SALVE tertain your Friend+. t'om lete In- s Anconas.- Brown Leghorn, -Barred FOR SALM TRACTOR TIRES6 P _ ..._...____...T £ Rocks, White Roeks, New Ham T � 5 p- made o1 rubber. suitable for bolt Banish the torment of dry ocarina format bs - and catalogue free. r} - shires. Rhode Island Reds, Whits lag on steel wheels, $15,00 each, rashes ind weeping skin troubles. Writs today, S. Il, RoAlnson, River - Wyandotte/, Light Sussex, Black rear wheels. $T.60 each, front Poet's Ecs*ma Salve will not dlsap- side, Ontario _ :Australorps, Jersey White Giants, wh*als, When orderin` state dram - ppoint you. Also 12 cross breeds: Send for free eter and width of wheal. National Itching, scalfog, burning acsema. ENHANCE 1'OL'R PIRKNOYALITYt 'catalogue. Also two and three week Rubber Co. Ltd« 8 . Wiltshire Ava. ace», ringworm, pimples and sih- Develop a ' pleasing v o 1 c e! _ K l.1% toot, will respond readily to old started chicks for immediate Toronto Ont for For Votu a ts, A Manual , j .. < delivery., Weddle Chick Hatcheries thlti atafales odorless ointment for 9ingers, Students, etc. $1,00- *•ry - a -< '1 regardless a . bow stubborn or Limited, Fergus, Ontario, AI,,UM�fM PRODUCTS hopeless they may seem. co 1. Calif. P.O. Box 3, San Francfa- t " RESTAURANT SINKS, HOOD PRICE 81.00 PER JAR co 1, C _ !, Send Post Free on Receipt at. Price 190 CHICKS FREE steam tables: oil tanks. 160 to 100 ra Wltb every order et iM 'pullet gallon, maple syrup and bong �M REMEDIES---- -- ' chicks we give 100 tree chicks (oar _ _tdt}ks. l'8! Qaasa Bt 6.. Coraar of Logan _ -� -_ _.,_ „_ „_; o• a;r rod' PvIlefs boats, ektffr. Guarnatead slumt- Toronto AINATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY = 0000 FOR - ss31.26 White Rook Pullets $25.95. sum hot water bolters InQatrlp LEARN HOW To DEI'1'3A91 VOL'R White Leghorn Pullets 124.88, invited. Rideau Aluminum Boat C`e. photography yourself. Become � d; Brown EAgQborn Pullets $25.95: Red. Ltd« 1320 Peak St., Ottawa, Oat. TREAT YOCRSELF Al HOME popular. it will pay you a lot and. Rock Hybrids, 21.56. Le horn• with sloetro- magnetism for Arth- ma nee you someday. Y p Y Free Info. - J Insomnia. Vsr Rock Hybrids, Otis, Veln j and O t Syb ds, b.93. All chicks ,,�1�Ea gOL¢'H AND MELOTTIC lose vein and other cfrculat -0rf - nation, Write to Bob Mercier. � lUit PAT R OMl sold era from �loodtestnd stock cream separator users attention. back by high pedigreed stock. 81 Oa ailments. >�es expplanatory pamph• 3862 St, Andre, Montreal. ; books you corder, -Balance C.U.D. We are now making Anker -Hoith lets tram CoopsRemedfes. Tongs Guaranteed Dollviry Seat Hatch. parts !n Canada. Order from your Street- Toronto. ery. Chatham. Ontario dealer or direct from us. We also I•Htvruult.t 1'iI 1 - ford, 387 Central Ave., London, Ont WAITED -- EVERY 9tFFERER GET OFF -ON THE RIGHT FOOT supply Melotte ports. pant and Al- of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis to COMET PHOTO SERVICE -tor a profitable poultry season in try Dixon'$ Remedy. Munro's- Drub One Pay Hail Service, work guar- 1947, Order .early and order from •�.ANOE CANVAS Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid anteed 25c per roll. Reprints 3c Top Notch Chickeriea. Right now is $1.00 each. 6 x 8 Golden Septa Mounted anfille the Lima to order., An 'order now ALL WEIGHT! AND WiDTAS fiTc. Boa[ 6, Postal Sts+l ton D, To- assures you that you will have also copper nails, tacks and caavls RELIEVES PAIN FROM RHEU- .onto your chicks when you want them flller. Write for prices. John L ockfe matiam or costs you nothing. Rheum the kind you Want and Limited, 77 Wellington Street W. 2 ENLARGEMENTS 259 ' at the lowest price. Whether prices Poroata Asprp will relieve you from Rheu- y' "+ rise or tall before delivery, we give matiam, Sciatica, Neuritis, etc. $1.00 4 s e In Folder' Mounts RELIEF your order full advantage ,of the 154 YEARS CALENDAR, brit slow per box. Satisfaction guaranteed. Entar ementa framer! 7 x '9" gold, AST lowest International ' Drug Products, 7222 price. All Top Notch chicks < '_from 1846 to 2003 Most useful to ev- Birnam Ave., Montreal, 15, Quebec.- Silver& Walnut or Slack finish '74c ' are pre - selected, strong, husky, ap- ery trade, sports, home and tataUy, it picture colored 94c.. proved, from Pullorum tested stock 359. Three copies 11,00, postpaid. RF:DRihtTv Sc EACH of proved high production and iiv- John Ehrenrelch, P.O. Box 246. ability, All a popular breeds' and Montreal, Que. $ FAMOUS' REMEDIES Send us Your U1d Negatives HEADACHE some tine cross bred /, sexed or unexcelled for 20 years again ob- Any Size Roil --0' or 8 Exposures - straight run. We ship only select- CONCRETE BLOCK Maeifaea, 200 tamable by mail. Developed and Printed 26c �• a .ad, healthy birds . . assuring to 240 Blocks hour, others hand or t,, NOX ;. We make prints and enlargements tasttts .f� �* Alt 100 per cent live delivery. Send now power 45 tb 100 hour, Brick ma- Kidney Flusher/ selected for back- from prints' of 1•ost negatives l2 pay fS�DSUOStatp for: the interesting instructive Top s chines, Batch Mixers any size, Mo- ache, rheumatisrri; row- headache, B UF.1'T. • M.• ' Notch catalogue, Also started tors and Gas Engines. Madison chicks two and three weeks old for. • T•7QUipment. CB., Madison, .Tenn. siness, postpaid $1.00. STAR SNAPSHOT $ERVICE immediate delivery. Top Notch : ';'. .GASTRONOX Box 19, 1•o►i Office A. Toiionte. Chickeriea, Guelph, Ontario. FUR COATS FROM $52 RErPA1RS scientific stomach powder -aids In. r - $5 up. Capes, neckpieces, other bair- digestion gas, sourness,, destroys K An'I :n tgaias. Write Dept, W., THE FUR- bacteria, postpaid 11.de s GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST RIERY, .1276 Queen West, Torontb. WANTED - ALL K f h U Si u t- � � " Read what Mr. Broadhurst of ,tots- - SAVE 25C, dressed you try. Top prices f ' top - a ��r birds. Joseph trooper Lt iced, oul• t/�, 3 - , ettp Que.. says about our chicks: MW POT TYPE QUEEN if you send this advertisement with ter Apr.. 30. 1946 -- -The 208 chicks re- Q your order deduct 25c from the ,try Dept., 2054 Danforth AveI To- = � �k ft wit�iI ceivp inspleadideondition, not OIL prices listen above. ronto 6 (We do custom ,grad ng)•. 0 ♦ ' des and only. one died since. They burning brooder stoves". We have ` are the most vftorous bunch of chicks used these with outstanding per- `IYOX LABORATORIES. WATChEA - CLOCKS i ever received and 1 have been tormanre. Book now for Winter l i handling chicks for, over 40 years and early Spring delivery. We can - Dept. W.P,, 363 Ymge St., Order now and get the best Here give prompt delivery if you act TORONTO WATCHES - CLQCKS : are our prices, Barred Rock Mixed. quickly. Lakeview Poultry Farm. ' REPAIRED ; "` "6a $13.0*: Pullets, i31.tli White Leg s eeowoulle$ - �• Horn, Mixed, 1i12.00; Pullets. 824.00: Wrfn Bros., Exeter. Ontario. r'° MDSICAL Ilt9TRUHKifTS 1 week service,,price 4L,00 alp. own age Whit* Rock 1[Ixed, $13.00 Puller. 33.00• Brown Leghorn ]Mixed PORTABLE T WHEEL TRAiLZ* Fay Guaranteed 1746 14.00, Pallets, 13=.00• HYbrid� typo Wilson Hornet, gas driven +ire FRED A. BODOINGTOA St'YS. Sand to i ,tint 6thaif tbs'soetlt• - k -'Red, - Mixed. tIM. Pullet. welder 300 amps, acetylene welding sails, exchanges musical lOStru• s�t� �IsR �� {w - l.et• Hititid Logbofn -Flock 3f•,• outfit nna .accessories nearly now. mossta, 111 Church, Toronto i OTTAWA WATCHMAKERS, qa ck rehst. It's fast ' *d, 112.00; Pullets, (25.00. You s'!r (':+sh James Catherwood. 207 areY 782 Gladstone Otto" :Out. oetingIOeta bottle tsdey. It re* cnickts,, C}od M Chick Hut Kt.. ro entford Phone 5159W before + r ?heft. BritanaUt Halslifts, Oat^ g p • n, . o y I$$VE S4- -18417 , - .- '- i' .. � .. -, �v;d! .• °��ii+'r'a. �.•y� r�i, �`•,r..'-s.«`Yi.; "".bKr�w'w', ..�w?w.•. .. i. .e...rk.0� � , ' �'d. �'�"N n,, ._.4 Classified Advt s lvNOTICE! _ . . SHORTHORN SALE CHANGED - Classified AdT9. iiater :. •... .: 4,oaelftstlen storm' Usor• slog words or less, 25c. —if charged, Durham County Sholthorn Sale has S 415c. Over 20 words, lc. per word been postponed from Thursday, Xor. ' Stem Raab —. trade t Order 6, to Wednesday, Mavch '26, due' to Asphalt Shingles WANTED -- chest of drawers, bow- bad roads. Sale will start at 1.30 p. Roll- Roofing style front, mahogany or walnut pre- in., at the farm of A, J. Nesbitt, two Asphalt sidings (erred though 'sot necessary. Phone niiies east of Brookiin Continuation Pick: 12W or write News Office. School on County Road, or five miles WW Bear& etc HELP WANTED north of Oshawa Fair Grounds, and M �! Lumber handler with some shipping one mile west.• +vi• yordon: �/ ! a. esperie7ace, to become assistantP- Claremont Locker I -, per. Scasboro Junction, Box o:19 News or>m Maple Leaf Fire �^ EA$LY FALL and WINTER EGGS System wanted for overseas andliome mark- Standard Size Locker $9.00 A Year Ii�$Ura iCe Co. PICHERINCr eta. The need is urgent. Buy chicks to make you profits. That's What RO°r" and chitlins soon, WAte or Phone J E WE L L E 11 Y STANLEY HILLSIDE CHICILS DO Available Free Te (,stone Ca'ssda Approved, breeders parlor mn SOME LOCKERS AYAILABLS heap Rates for Fanzn► sed Country - - A*sted, 100 p. c. live delivery guar- -�4 Buil ; tees. `I'AYLOR - LflYS T Windstorm Inaura:lce on Buildings. WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRING Theatre STARTED CHICKS IMMEDIATE Windmills, $ilea etc. . P HO N$ CLAB EMONT 19 W 1! DELIVL Aut041241le - Insurance of All Some available Mlarch. Fu'.1 inforraa� 1' �' . loaf Jl4i ifft -from agent C� 1834N Bowman & Rowe 10( S. °• Phone i tosfftitle 348 -' GARRY MILKS, PiCKERING TRANSPORT _ y, ;r� &T� Estu�rday llsal�ee at 2 P. IL ' BABY CHICKS — Novelties Si.YF.ftMNRE Doors Opea Barb Nil Aot e+W R. O. P. Hired, aingIe comb Whits �l'ttA:�T,t?RT zteed - -- �FBIDAY — 8AT>�BUA? t • AIL gplg _�ui eu aa• Leghorn. Large Rugged Type. Care- C•! Rc l'AGE t y Sally bred for high production and , .-FUNERAL DIRECTOR p _ 1 MARCH 7 and 8 - Hvabiiity Plant operated under Do= - �Q� � i� Ci ,Private Ambulance ¢ n 41 !1Q R• O. P. and Hatchery Approaal SAND (&R 1 V e, f, ST }iii G ► 1 - Fools Gold _ Policy. selected by f+overn- AGineourt 86 Phone — lfarlrhasn 90W aoaeat Inspector. Double reeled for g� _L s - W-1111iam Boyd and Andy CIyde Toronto AD 6625 —Pick. ai it jy Markham, t 0 f i } , �1��! THEY MADE ME_ A XTLLER F. W. GOOD FIAM CO.? r Bxr Center MW Road, North Robert Lowery and Barbara Britton Creek ZIOZATaBrreraf�ons March 14 'fJ ltOND /l z — ? U C� ESDAY - AUC1rtOx SALE j • _ ' _. •.,�.�� ' Cet�sar . &'Cleo .air _ Barre Herd ;of Jersey Cattle IRV - _ � E�:'J p $ Claude Rains and Vivion, I.ei& - - � - •'Water B"* MB]idaz Machine sad • • \ , _ - .�•._� - ...� � . W ESDAY — THU&9DA the property o! �` r IsDx we Cin MARCH 12 and 13 Ernest Reesor ,,;; ' tnealorial. that .� Off :-,� ' y _ per, from � army -Show standpoint. • In AvAty of 4, Coo. Scarboro Twp. of appearance oar work � _ . OZ the will stand ant t>aroamh Red Skelton, 7darnyn Maxwell Itarithasn Trop, abvealine, east of�: 1 ;. Cedar Grave, S 1 -2 miles aonth of t ; the Ages. Universal News No. 7 Highway , = . "No Greater Tribab)ww - TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1949 ' t � - 4%aght and Said — N. W. STAY"= � � CifOthln _ .vn s -" /tarp. Cowl y lbw, dtlettlase� le; Cow, due Apr. I Imes stack of Idgb emu '9; Cow, dw Apr. 17; Corp, due Jane Pb• 462 W'hifte Oat sad p 2;Cow, bred Jen. 8; Reg. cow. bred ► paarsa.. Also' a sosj 1 Cdw bsed Feb." 6; rrsr ! t stoe>k d s�sw belber cash ss Cow, brad . w9s�esabtea, aid meow : lrsts>r�! Pleb. 17. Heifer, eligible tp , 110110 at v@17 10410101b" PNO& tit 'bred Feb,. 84; Cow, due Apr -. geld be wsanwhmm& The" cows we mostly 'yottrls, S and !!� �shwnrls �OR d ywars old. �Twa Norfolk County fanaar, who pvt in a TO-aek Md !t laai Blsnst wasi. t+�sn4 Ise;tieat s crop last year, "ww pleased to find he needed no extra �' Sri! a George White and Sons threshing fob Wd or We" I Mlhgds of cultivation to grow . "whine, 36 2 W with reel buflt la, toff+*- Phoas 88W ses. aai WANTED straw cutter and grain thrower, is And Ontario fararen are aswreef a reedy +naritet lies _Hood repair. all they can prowl Victory Mils now b A over - WESTERN GRAIN and lrLJlPioE DRAB HOiYir I� � ACase 14 in. euttia• boa sad , 3 pipes is � x,000,000 bwands a year —and the Canadian soybean l . _' - LEAF PREP FlF� iihrr )hnM llisA llsASl - .4! eondiHo� crop will how to be iwenoad awns► tiisss b s1eet Al1D I = 3'+irge milldnR machine, 2 units with Canadian needs. ', A�w .. • ..•.• pipeline for 16 cows, new condition. AALT SHINGLES PICKEIRIPiG. ROLE SIDING G , • ' Jifpssey Harris ma lure ,parader; 2- 1 OOKLIN - . 'TFheel trailer for 'tractor, platform ��JVD RUMS ROYAL THERMAL OIL EEATEBB CLAREMONT .. .. "9 g -. ,. body, with racks and spare tire; Hard Coal Seed Corr AGIb10OiMT .. • . iiubbertired wagon; M. H. grain drill — ttto^►es ~~' Z8 disc, with Rr seeder and tree MW/W SOYN4 1 Ts assure of customers of We. Pay T1110 Phone •(Tess e f '-tor hitch; M H. grain drill, 11 disc, owl GORDON YOUNG LTC) bass —base an sam+ce. s ' seeder. -Car tr�ujer;- 'h-ac- - orders for chop or grain, ' —-- - — i .tor double disc; Model 51 Stewart _ V ins 7� Toswlto — Pboae: Ad. pipirnaster, aew condition; Sleigh � Soybeans have a long ply 1�d :. �, /�rC'liLOli (� _ s %vith planks; M, H. corn cultivator; - awd spa EASY TO BROW, +Wins stendwd Out• •M, H. 9-fork hay tedder; W.H. mow. _ mdilods oi''euitivatiea and standatri liarwt McLeueri's ' or, tractor hitch; Wagon parts; Bin- equiisrneal. 'der parts, Cutter; Jumper; Suction :.. A praAtable CASH CROP. There's . dy CEMENT SERVICE STAT1 type pump; Pump jack; Saw frame, � ' Marks# for all you can Brow. IMPERIAL OIL P'RODU - mandrel and 2 saws,. Chicken foun- 3 A real SOIL - BUILDER, improving so filth WORK Tire Repairs - Grease and :Mains and Feeders; Turnip drill; Neck ' and adding 'some ni rogon --so as M yokes; Double mold plow with pat- into any "crop roisNon" planning. Batteries for Sala Charm •to digger; Electra psis Extension #. Soybeans are a HARDY crop•-- rofistanf t� s�S • tMOM,e•��N.�� elms for tractor. 14 Feet .line shaft, T pulleys, eggs; Horse end tractor droughl, light (rests, and heavy wins bo ' - daeing_gra. ing soasort. �Q CST rICKERIN6 - • ' .. : '9 -ft, shaft and pulley; Derrick hoist; ' � -. . , WORK ?Donbtw Wagon tonraues,; Old J. Growing :oyboans is dENEFiOAL M Ns Open 640 A,' JE To 1040 style Hinman milker parts; Me -D. loosening sltoef oft NgM, hsary- faxland _ Ix PrtaYlrw�ae cream separator, 750 Ib.. top, hand or power drive; Old cutting -- boy, hand or belt drive. 8 Water - Greenwood,te j�� _Cho •. *� _.i 'bowls and pipes and float,' complete; 'Chopp- boy, 1Y i t Canvass drive belt, 85 ft.; Rubber E �� PICL T s U MASTER 'FEEDS and s drive belt, 55 R.; Babcok milk test t e !tt 1 t ti O = SUN RAY n outilt;• (1 *,slityi All Western Drup ,. _ 'Open Per ChoR ' 1w "Sd feet good cot's ensilage fro f " g FLEET STREET EAST v A Piekae}rg 7 R • Pltdue T It ?CANADA } of tul,afip•. 13arrlaw FRK �t Ruble F'h teFF A. J. Dl9AD'EAI and Stf , get Of tot �a�t 1100 a. a. `...... ass alit Can;ptete t"osrnetie Llas W M. MCE III` Childea `crib; $ Toilet rata; Child's i - STORK 13dVI� Reek Da7a - 8.a0 A' Y. bath; lSiagte bed; t3ldtd'b commode; V i C T at �' MILLS - Limited - p �• lit. - •, &p g; ply p4m; Mattress; Kinder- , " us FtetT stRilt RAST - TORONTO, CANT OA Sunday - 12.50 R M• 5 P OL DifR>� garten 0107 Settee; Enamel wa11 sin. ' 18 z 30 inches good �' Wiffwout coif or obliyotian fo me--- pleosr R �o� Ereitsts Anbalanos - So as sea; Sake ! send your now booklet — °FARMING WITH '"'. �• • Psi .�- tnyT Cloftes ruts; Milk strainer and SOYBEANS ". ;:� - Der h rick .... :P � 'Phan. S- one w. eseo NAME ....:.:..........::::.:....... �.. • Terstsl so Resell" ADDRESS.... • .. i .: i i • .. i • ... • • . • • _ ��i pick • TF�E REXALL STORE ,�.�, $AL1S at 1.00 P. lit,, ICIr�I• and ' CLARSL PRNNVcg - Ask yew Aq►iw7Wkgx l RepreseMalli cw iPRON1R Flan a a0etf� Local Grain buyer above SOYMMS. 474 �+ _ R E M 0 N T aN�1Y iLW am". rr...v ywav7• •ry ... ... ..... �• .^.' - -� _ aii�ii ii,i :,i� June sod Joyce Reim are now out School room, Thvrs„'�tar. 13, at $.00 7-7 z 4 of the hospital and their many local R m- 'There is a quilt to do for�lse BAKER .- Rain oa ' 1'hassd�sy,. Fe1!- - friends will be glad to know they Red Cross. All . ladies will be md& . wry 27, 1947, to 1dir, s_-A Mrs. -Web- With the roads blocked off comp - are on the way to recovery. welcome. ley Baker, 167 Golfview Ave., Tor- � z letely until Wednesday, and all soy- f>llyr. W C. Murkar, editor of the The evening Auxiliary of the W. Mrs. Ken Elson and little son, of onto, a son, a brother for Barbara ,yin kering News addressed the Com- A• will meet at the Elmo Disney's Brantford, are visii'lag —Mr• -s -ILss Nawy, .ial and, most regular activities at a htandstill, our reporter gathered what murnty members on Monday evening on Wednesday, March 12 —roads per- Herb Middleton and their father. f►ewS he could late Wednesday --by of last week on a subject of which mitting. telephone. He made an unsuccessful he has golfs evidently made a study, `, . — _ - -• — - �Fuher Br�lhsea t interest to our .......... ' attempt to get through on Tuesday and one of grey _ and not only as far ,ax Brougham. peop ,.History of Pickering Town- ship" In his address he tells of the Frailer Brush Products cannot be purer Rev. I. E. Kennedy is attending a — - chased in stores — handled only by this series of addresses in Pe4erboro this. Brat "incident of the town- _ ship a taking place in the year Frailer Brush Man Markham, Ux- a • bridge, Pickering and Scott Town- week - { 1,09. Frank Loyst • is Ivisiting her 2669• Starting with that date he io!- -- � fps. If I should miss you, idadbl friends in Kingston this week. lovrls life in this area, from the early, FARMERS phone 6502 Stouffiille. Write,- o Vic.{ The W. S. of the United'Church days of acti -ques of the Roman Cath- - Pennanen, Stouffville, or ca�lll at the will meet in the Sunday School coon, olic priesthood up to the present day. house on Main St. East, near 1 Oki4 on March 18, at 2.30 p. m. Mzs. L. The story of life around the shoo - 1 charge pro- ' a Frenchman's ' Bay, , and this concessoin. Piik+e j4a, group in of`the canoe an _..: i _ Do you need farm help' Write frilly giving lliil less. 21 t M grAZI�, Mn. prank Loyst will ' have most o! our people, some of whom - ' tharge of e S Books.. 's would like to have the address is l+astiiculars of the type of help you deed. arccommoda- r form. : .Your Best Market Ii Ail To?Ge Ahead Wfth Rink pirated lion, wage% etc., to the Ontario Fsrm Service Force, A fair number turned out last week Pickering Farms 1�t for the putblic g connect`on _ : Gireen River with a closed ii:sk for Claremont. Department of Agriculture, 9 Richmond Street, East., _ 3•� The coat is estimated at 13 to 14 Master' Benson Irsbman . returned for thousand dollars. A Committee was to his home in Goodwood after spend- Toronto. - appointed: Pres. Chas. Cpoper, Vice- a week with his grandparents. Dr. N. F. Tomlinson, Pnrchas- Prayer M _ lea,, Cottage y setts$ was at _ .. - ing Convener, Fred Ward, W. L. h --. -�„u L Eiw..� lrorsyth=s on lass �a and Ernest Baker. Several will Tuesday. " -- and _ '.mate a trip to Pembrolde is connec- Mr. Arnold Botching, Miss Ruth . r--- '" � ' tion with the purchase of lumber. 'A Hatching were Clairmont visitors on. building permit has not been Secured - Saturday last. f as yet. - The Ladies' Aid held at Mrs. A - FARMERS': MEETING - Micheu's on Wednesday of last week �ir @embank Had; •' `-Man D was well attended, and Miss Rayne:es R� ** tt � !r The wedding was solemni2ed on talk on "Deborah" was very good+ Tues., Mar 1 i 30 in Your eggs are candled within AS - r Aaturday last, at the home of the also the d" by Mrs. Hawkins and • f • P • • hoc" Trom time of arrival, which -1 groom's pgrents, in Brougham of Miss Raymer, both of Markham. For the purpose of discussing a cattle artificial in= gives you a better grads, sod Mies Alida Van Dijk, daughter of hose Raymer accompanied on the ' - Semination unit for-Ontario County. The unit would consequently more money. Mr, and . Mrs. Jan DiX of Holland, guitar. be linked up with the 'Maple Cattle Breeders Assoc- - became the bride of sir. [;&M-11 iation, which has been operating succeu3hlly for � — open from 9 a. M. to a P. ao- '= ,Sheppard, bon of M't• and Mrs. I.uo- past two years. daily, including Saturdays: low Sheppard, of Brougham. Rev. I. DunbartOn _ pl. Kennedy officiated. Mss. J. Bur- D I+PECIAL SPEAKER: — Mrs. W. P. Watsoq Prov- « , rows played the ng • weds;. raiisic. The incial Live stock - B:+�h Toronto , Pickering .Farms - attendants were: Mz. alto Mrs. J. Mr• and Ms•e. Ha:t, of Toronto All flarmerS interested in improving their HoLLein Carson, of Toronto. Following the spent the week -end with Mr, and j - ,, reeegtion at .the .home, the couple Mrs. Clasen•. (herds, grade or pure bred, through srtltidal iasem- W mitred heft an a short wedding trip. and for Minces Barbaro axed Joanne Munro irsation should plan to attend this meetire&. _ -the present will reside in Brougham- of Toronto, Spent the west -end with meeti. is sponsored the Ontaa'io Depart- �� 388 —Night of Day' their grandfather, Mr: E. A. Raines. � '�"e sp° � w n L LID 1, ONTARIO ` Miss Norma Lttthdord. we are meat of Agriculture. Uxbridge, Ontario. - . ' —BROUGHAM � tt cooflaed to her - -- bed for a month, with a the �' _ — - -- - -- - - - - - - -- - -- — - - -- -� Another successful euchre to be 'inept. entertained a- - recotded the annals of Brougham► ho�5 Jean Conners • _ ~•-� x$ ',,:, in her friends on Friday kl_12440,Institute took place bout forty of K Wosaen S owreship Tian is evening•: 11Aonday last at the T over one hundred attended theIy{ 1■eather enough to make atrpone w shown at the - : "0 tSv- educations{ Pictures- ing at much distance dedde to call local school last ' Yviday evening. k ot, sonar came by the aid of i Born, on Monday, February 24th. � tahm of horses and sores walked 13106- :g ' K947, at Toronto East General K, e s s but eoeie they did, and in that frame itat to lie and Mm Elmer J. An- of mind it was not surprising that p s a brother for Gordon. Vveryooe had an enjoyable evening. Mi Marion and Lorna Vsnesn 1s the winners be- are Seven tables p y and Ronald Robinson imp�og ice: Mrs. T. Norton: Mrs. W. Gray, alter their accident. early. Sunday 1Lra. L. Sheppard tp rag ge:itle- - erg" i , ,,` t r - R Wlth Gray. eveniag- z i ,. • :<+srii and � Miss ANda Van Dyke, of Holland,; whose marriage to Mr. (lehdwTl Greenwood � Obapppard later in the wen! IN it- , ,, `• s V ^ ' elsewbeM was Present with 'Mrs. Sheppard. 1gefr+es�+ts were Miss Xarift McVeT, of late the served, and it was • hoar when Teaching Staff spent ;' - • '' " ; � i<lhai were said. with Mrs. Mordes. p�� - • • • • lei Doreen and fens Pegg Ot $ > ci r x rM ]!lesth l�I butts Red Cross the Public School Teaching S t t< �� c The sa7ing ' well plans of Varsity Toronto, spent tli ewes %,.:' c,, : $ S �'• - it raft agle�' t their home lien:. : F iriibe and Tnetl gang (wits at } s f $�' ?� Y '�yy* r s d once that rmes�n• Ed.) Mt. and Mrs. R, Philfp and son arcs +was amply; jnstitied daring the i>* spelt a few with lfits. �.eek in so ss collecting for the PHnt!'s p9op� !tat f Crss C� is mneerned. . California, where Mr. Philip has been } 4 Red L ry e kae that archr' .• a W` A, Buffalo firm. >} was The Dramatic Ctab ofd "--;*� . �„ ..,::. • - -• • the date set for that worthy PUTPOs, � . = "a sod everyone knew that it ws use• presented their drama to a full house - less to e: ca- tusasera to sally on Frlda7 etasdtsg kart, and try. forth in t Sather that ash" A hats said, t111s is The best dr*rn* p� March in this year. So we have been on here fa a long tifsae. Congratuta- William `' asked to announce that the North boat- Conienere were: Mrs. - < Plckedng Branch conection will be - _ ` „” conducted a later, -mare conven . • .,SALE REGISTER , _ . -� ,�; �'.,•�, �� cent date, w'►der the Chairmanship - o! Mr.' D. Catherwood, of Claremont, Saturday, 1Karch 15► -farm stock 7 W11098 team captains for the implements, John Deere Tractor mod- t �� Cta e {hilts of Altena, Broi:ghsm+ el D, on rnl>ber, Geo. White Thresh - moot, Green River and Mt Zion will ;rag Machine 28 -46 on rubber, grain be snnouaeed soon.. thrvwes, straw tatter', caner reclean -' _ In frontier districts of Cansda the have been treated its these tiny hospitals, s, Please , plan to make y� dot*- er complete including large number :.. nearest hospital or doctor may be a iadading thousands of confinement tipn through the canvasser+ in your new John Deere Implements, Guern- bundred miles or more away. Oyer cases. These hospitals also serve as ' odcn district only, as each branch sey cattle, horses, Film t»dtrY, at - twenty years ago the Rd -Cross health centres for their communities, b'ss been given a boundary and a t t 28, Con. 7, Pickering, property - began establishing outpost hospitals cacryiag on medical inspection in the noel the Atha Station, Sale and nursing. stations in these remote schools and organizing clinics for the , quota for its own territory, o! Fred E. Byer, g gg only reward the canvassers' have is at 12.00 sharp. Aitona Women's Inc. Toda a whole chain of children. Your h is needed to main• - ,regions. y the satisfaction of reaching the quota to provide hunch. No reserve. Farm -!Outpost Hospitals can be found in the tain and expand this vital work. Stand through collection-In a g� aTe*•' sold..A. S. Flarmer, auctioneer, Goan- - frontier districts - of the Dominion. !behind the Red Cross, and help bring -� -- - ley, phone Stouflvilie, 731L L. Tor` ,Thq bri ng medical science within medical aid to your fellow- Canadians '� e - reach of these isolated communities. pioneering on Canada's frontiers. Give East �i{Toodlands . • • , - • Jdar 6-38 - Hundreds of thousands of patients. NOW ... Rive -Jeneroualy. CYRIL X MARLSY, - CAMPAIGN MANAGER - Phone PICKIMING 67 Etiichre a.�e Friday, Mari 21 — farm stock, imp- 1 A much - tatted -et M;- D. Model H. Tractor on - r*We is beirat held in the Common- lemenM, York- - - Hall on Friday evening, starch rubber lino tractor equipment; rely golstehi cattle ha and .. - . - !ld. The "Happy �oarg" from Oshawa shire ham, , y ] this music. Good prises. Leery- tq'a � , at .Lot 9, Con. 6, RED CROSS `. seep y Pickering, • - • . _ C , of Lloyd Pegg. one t►elconne.. :.. Terms cash. No reserve as roan sold.' - Bahl Chapman is the whiner of the Pair of beautiful blankets, =oho Scott, clerk. Sate at 1 p, m. ' ;coveted t>a for high score during the peat six A. S, Farmer, auctioneer. - .. .. Mar 8-13 C • _ r. ' /'it ?3r�..•�:;.ai .a. c >_A _... ._... i . _ •r+!v k:. :-5- _ -r . ,. - _ _ Yn T. .' TES -TOOK .TOPICS` a price n Preview rusaw . Corns Know? c ♦��_ ( 'Only an increase in th pri eE By BARRY NURKAR milk will improve production fa '! -- Ontario, . }Sys a dairy officlA .;. �, yER�II, During my short span of life I for you and one for me. Now let's Gwan! You can't make us believe ` x rltat:Ied I Low �f dt)HN have owned several suit's -the read- get 'on with it," the cows know how much it is t aCtKQH. voice d y -made type. For a very special s s k quart. a fts eagle • future, the family decided 1 should Finally we finished the measur- .; -,. 18 Operatic sdo 3 Narrow I" have a tailor made job. Wbat an ing and came to the style of trous- ' 14 Verbal 4 Hamm et^ed event!, At last 1 could wrap' my- en. 5 Accompliab — : -_ • ab Nothing 6 Irripite self in a set of threads tha. -fuilfil- "Do you' wear a belt or -braces ?" 16 Mollusk 7 Negative vote 26 Airs 40 Architectural led my every wish -even to the he asked. Seatueky 8 Measure of 27 Wager o - unit color of the buttons. "Braces," (ab.) sloth 28 Arrival (ab.) 41 Honored When the day came to visit the "lion should wear, a belt Thin ` '19 Resin (var.) 0 Atlantic $0 Long Ash_ soldier tailor I was loaded down with de- fellows look better with a belt - r 20 Southeast islands $I Matched 44 Stellar body•'• tails as to the size of the cuffs and takes away that poured -in look" s (ab.) out 10 Affirmative pieces '43 Writing tools all the. rest of it. * * • s 11 Great Lake 85 F place +477 Selection (ab.) . s _ 1 stared hard and then roared. � 1 -Sl Plot land 12 Melody Entering a large, well furnished "I'll wear braces if I like and • no. 22 Auricle 17 Ship's record 36 Stone Excitement room, I. tried to look important-as one's going o sto- 23 Egypt (ab.) book 38 Twice Sl Wirt�lihe part p g g t 24 Nail 19 Raced longs to 53 Compass point if this was old stuff. Well dressed if you say so, a belt is for, me." Sei 24 Checked cloth '34 Paid notice men were walking around examin- stuffled this last sentence. Every- iR11XOr,yrQps! 24 hairless ing various bolts of cloth -sue 1 one in the place was staring at me. j 29 Seeks I 3 S b T y 10' II DIY walked over and proceeded to ! "Y'ou'll took sharp in these togs;' e= ZZ,IBTS damages 13 �5 likewise. Pulling out a gaberdia� said the salesman, putting his tape -back in his pocket. "I'll bet ' 32 Age • �. • - I felt it', looked at both sides and P you Migi -�IfOW '• Bo b i7 18 19- shook my h e s - others can't wait to see it." •. 34 Neat +► were doing ' this. Suddenly the " �o. no, I can't wait to sec its' PINILLIPS TABLETS ° 36 €vaporate. 10 1 2L g, Z3 Exhausted after this terrible or- .BAST To TAKE wMENEVER+eEEeEs �� =�- bolt I was examining slipped, and 37 Touch 2 L5 62 ' E down it came with a crash, plunging deal, I struggled home to dream teiw s""` owesraas :.. 39 Possesses rr+s about it. :40 Exclamation L t z •s. L9 rp 31 several others with . it. In a mo- ' 42 Hite tom. meat the place was in an uproar- - t - 44 Spain (ab.) salesmen came with at me Loom GIRLS! EN; THIS If YOUIM 43 Evergreen 3L 33 g – � �-' ;: '_ every angle with my stores - -- 46 Relaxes 34 55' • ",, b _ they picked up the-cloths and put i :48 Tantalum them back. High.y embarrassed (symboll .�,.i '�' and dazed, I struggled over to a "*b Raj 40 +1! Z 9 lounge, to await my turn. ' 52 Indian r_ f� y •, hi 1E 153 Faro lf5 Arlo term 4l 48 4 51 Presently a.younk gentleman ap- 011 'CERTAIN DAYS' Is(ichesym� Compoaamre ` 5T 5 - 54 ; 55 roached .with 'that, .what farm did Of Ths Month I °�• TThhiiss l eery ective for this pier pose i" 66 She u one of p Do female functional in the Hewer 56 he come from -look. Taiciu� off y For over 70 years thousands of -- �-- - Lt my coat, the measuring began. _ disturbances make you feel net- and women have reported "What style do you prefer," he vous, fidgety, cranky, so tired and benefit. Just see if you too. don't :. asked, trying to hide a smile. 'd angdo try at such times? report excellent results! North ; "Uh -oh. style. Well the latest ry Lydia E. Pinkham's trying. _ nn n �� you have Not too etreamtlned Y t O t TA i L t I'm not built for it." • COMPOUND t By Givendoline P. Clarke "Would you care foe a drape, t semi-drape or lounge ?" he enquired, Here is one for the record! A awful tea that we bought I wrote P d iararer star here bought a cow-a a letter about it to the tea cow- 1 stared at the floor, wondering °springer". She was to arrive at her pany's bead -office. Remember? what he was talking about. - new hbn)e the nest day -that is, on Well„ that letter was very eourte- "I think you have too much droop a Saturday. However, blocked ously received, as I hoped it would for a drape, he chuckled. ' roads and other adverse weather be. It agreed that the tea was def- "Ha -ha, drape." he I managed, conditions decreed otherwise. The initely off flavor, although the. com- '`that`s very good " I. think you _ cow, as if determined to' make the parry was 'at a loss to know why. missed your calling:" best of familiar surroundings, 9a -Stocks of the tea were being recall- "A lounge would look best on $ Sunday produced ' a calf.- Mother ed from the store where ours had you. Now let's measure the should- � and child- were reported fine. Tues- _ been purcliased and to compensate ers. H- mmrtt. :Now. the cheat. day morning the cow and calf were for our Ioss thev sent us two -half- up your chest. I said pull up your loaded on a truck 'and delivered at pound packets of tea inside two chest." `their new home. Everything seem- nice little canisters. We liked that "It is pulled up-as far as it will ed to be quite normal but on tiVtd gesture because w. hadn't asked' for go." . _nesday morning when the farmer anything at all. It looked as if the He turned his eyes to the ceiling - ' went. out to the barn he found not company was really anxious to and I couald see his to mumbling -One calf but two! Not twin calves please the buying public. Apropos something.' % but two calves -with three days in of that.I read the other day that the "'Ah yes" he said trying to be !p- ' 'between! And all are reported do- seller's market is. definitely over; thusiastic, "now, the wa,lst." Tf :ing well. it will be the buyer's. market from »+ + . ` • M now,on. He Pitt the tape aroand me and' yelped, `Ye -godb, are you sport- 1 . ' 'And here is the conclusion of two J Tint sounds like good news but ing a girdle's" other little stories, the beginning I still think it depends. on the gen- This was more thin (, ' could ` of which l told you a few . weeks / t'' _ ago. Short! after Christman if you eral public. As -long as . we fall bear. "Throw in a pair of pants 4 ' r remember Shortly sent a good, warm over ourselves to get what we that match and let me out of here," want, regardless of price and qual- I cried. 1 r d '•'~.� r coat away to a friend of .mine in - < < : fly, merchandise, isn't likely to im- g thin time other salesmen and �.� `: "England because I knew• it was ut•- y prove -very much.' I wish. someone customers ' had stopped . gently needed and that ;be had no pp d to watch. - ' '_; `+►" '- coupotm wit!t which to .get cue. It would tell me why bananas are not They suppressed their smiles, like they •used to be. So often they whenever I looked, by pretending wasn't a case of tatogey =ia" Egg -. look hall green on the outside and land money is of : less yimpartanae to be busy. This is the last' tailor - these days than coupons: Weil, the yet act sometimes half rotten in the made suit IT ever buy. I thought other day I receivedaletterofthanks middle. Ripe, full - flavored bananas -you mast sit a lot, you're flat r { . seem to be a thing �� of the past at the back " -rte offered. "How- _ other day I received 4 letter of . Again Task- "�Yhy'r : thanks; and believe me, that letter * * # ever,' don't worry, oar tailors can !"Clt «l Just thlslit a all the delicious G►apa -Neh flaltq `^ ~' was all I wanted -jdit to know the - do wonders for shapes like yours.'' f could !Ot 1f t`�od O EElotttil Itk� P1ai1'r 1Farmers, of coarse, are natural- I returned ._- "I could tail into a tcowtul of "Th • - _ cast, and a few other wearables . "That's very °•ale's," . - - `i r.' ly interested in the latest jump in ey d have to cut an s f _ * . that I sent along with it, had reach- wheat prices. On the surface it sarcastically. This guy is asking for those qty -rte �t-e -a -� wheat and malted barley ed .their - destinatioit and in time a punch in those big teeth of his. - - looks pretty good. In fact Partner p K `:Posts Grape -Nuts 1<7akest enough of those golden grams to give a little extra warmth and I said to myself. My Shyness was . " a couple of mouthfuls of Poat's lost no time in considering what Anti boyl now rd pack 1i the comfort to the wearer in this worst be would do with. the little bit of gone and a trace of temper was nourishment! All thoss r Gape -Nuts Flakes. t - ,:� :of all winters that is. adding so wheat that we have 'left over and creeping m., " And they'd have to pack eta drates for energy; proteins for mur- ' - mach to the kardshios of our How do you like your knees? � loose In box eats inafead of these ' - .,1. �.1. .. .. �. 1. ,!ding - for -feed W " 3: , ,.L .,,,.L•,. ,....�: t� W big economy size packages," friends in Britain.' '`Fine, I replied how do you �.: * * purposes. He decided that it would iron for the blood; and other food -come, ems, Will=. You're be to his advantage to sell the like yours?", lesseatials, tnaltia me h hol s you will not misunder wheat and feed more laying mash He tacikcd up and smiled. "One g hungry. let's go home." stand my motive in telling you 'and mixed grain to the hens. I am about 'this -I don't usually go oat, afraid he didn't get as Ear as think- of my way to advertise the fact ing in terms of what was best for when I give something awn but.. .� ...., ,.:.. _ _. gi • g Y-•-, the grain market because that :An this case I thought my telling would be too silly =the amount we - You might give other folk similar have 'would just about equal one i e .Adeas: 3f -fie could only 'realise the • - Ho el r, cheat in needed elevator. / Ae desperate need of our friends in the . However, next day we needed some ! � Old Country I -am sure, we would laying mash ,- and what- do you .� all try to do more to help them. It know? It had jumped ten cents a makes Partner and I just shoat hundred! So: -there ydU .are =what - sick- to .think of conditions over you make on the swings you lose -- W there although we - realize that to on the roundabouts. _ be gloomy won't help anybody. It An increase in the price of wheat :. is a time for action -not brooding. naturally means an increase in tits H .. ., i :- - -- Pity without•relief, is like mustard -cost of feeding hens and that z without beef ". should. mean an increase in the �( Every Lipton Individual ! * * price of eggs. Oh boy, I guess I = "Messured Service" Tea And now for the conclusion of had better duck before • our city '' --Ng provides two fu$- -- _ my second story. Because, of some. readers -come after mel ;, cups of Upton's Tea ... ' - with that briA 8avotu ... - Nazi Loot Returned Insumme fund : T° ;'� • ;.never wishy -washy i always h, Akdand A statue of Diana, goddess, of T full-bodied. s Canada s l,nemployment Instir- - - -- :.._.• , T .. — yo}1R - ' hunting, taken from the Archeol- ance Fund is in a healthy condition = : ` ' 7 : ; " grocer today for Lipton's ogles! Museum at Athens during the German occupation and found and is,rapidty building up a reserve Tea ��' ? - in Herman Goring's home, was so. large that tt will be a bulwark ' among the cargo brought to Greece against unemployment should busl- t by the German freighter Kervider news recession ;hfeaten. A report w-- when it docked at the Piraeus, the issued by the departMWt of labor news• agency reported. shows it increased by $41,000.000 - The Kervider, handed over to in 1946 to $357,21:,497 at the end _ z- -- - _ _.Greece as reparations, ,,brought of the sear. The increase took place T' ' back 41 cases• containing ancient despite benefit payments three and papyrii, antique coins and other a half times as large as the previ- ` . '. treasures taken by the Germans ous highest figure for any one it RVOIU `A ,: from the Athens Museum. year. _ Winnipeg Free Press. , . nNYRR..o-c,.1w.., *y'� -. ...:yam,,i� ^. o.-. .r rc•ex..:+<sn•.a ac..'^.,alaAS+.Ywr+CrA � Al C When Peter still refused to nub- to the washing of his feet by You'll never guess what an Ha- -= sit ]e j• the Master, Jesus answered that wau firm is offering at a pinny p- �Tf�e Red Cross �le -- Quonset huts, Going, 9 going, John 1i:-li • K ii. cleansing and surrender were ne- j 1 " cessary. Whereupon Peter, in com- on cl two for ;800. Going, going, s y Bolden Text: A now eoasma•i- Lett change of att2udp bared his gone. But there's a catch - only : moat I give unto you, that yo Uwe p g two to a customer, !� liALADA we another, as I have loved yea. his head and nds . for the holy that ye also lore one anoti+tss." —, bath. If by the washing of his feet he was to gain a blessing, how John 13: 34. ' • ' ' °� �-� — J -- � much more, if the Lord would but How �o Co �� The Deity of Christ wash his hands and his headl The Here is set forth the Deity of our impulse was born of love and des- �� "; t'• Lord as He declares that He came votion but Peter was still lacking [ihorsastie poilis �o •� b• �••d b7 °' ' . y from God and "went to God." Note spiritual perception. What Jesus woes ark �' s � •:'s �..•., ..s• -; ., cry - ..,,- �,-�.. Shedd he a><traebd by `' ' the past tense. Jesus regarded His was saying to Peter ' was, that he kidwp1 ,a•dacess_erieaeidrosaios . it T''ZA, - return to the Father as an accom- had been cleansed is the larger my punt oo�ore and piot ... pushed fact, notwithstanding that sense (spiritually) and symbolized Tiest ANON Ne pain by ksspiog rat %N so much suffering must intervene, by the act which was common sus- 1° O• Gat and we 3 �' The serving Christ showed the tote. But there was one among s ?� humility of the Son of Man. He them who was not cleansed, even yank ~� _ • ir- „ rose from the supper at which He though Jesus had washed his feet. Sso "rhatpsdd's an da for Ta,'s was the guest of honor. He lap The Example of Humility -" >d - aside the outer. robe, donned fie_- How was esus to show these i towel apron, poured water into the basin at hand, and began to wash His followers the meaning of true and wipe 'the disciples' feet. humility? Flow better than by giv- ? lag them an example? They mi ht ' •tr• 3 • The Humility of Christ • O forget what He said, but what We y As He proceeded with His me- did must be fore +•er impressed upon Wish service Jesus came to Peter their minds and' hearts. whose question, "Lord, dost Thous. E wash my feet ?" appeared to stress_- Jesus had come primarily to be _ - "p� - their Saviour and Redeemer, but -O >�` N + his `osvh •humility to the •point of ^n*+ + WiLe P}•TraL• pride in it. Certainly neither Peter washing was also their example. By the _ washing of their feet, He had �`�1•' arxoPSta jealous rage if I say I think she's nor any of the disciples could have _ - g y shown them the meaning of humili- a _ CHAPTER VI: when Curt took got something there," said McCale comprehended the full meaning of �tfe leave and kissed his -lancet this act- "but Thou- shalt know ty. Within a few brief hours He • , good -night atccals knew* that he slyly. ,.. was to show them His love. He hereafter or afterwards, mean- •3 �-1 was really In love with veronica.. • • • was to give His h4for them, and That night McCaig and Anne dsite '•1\ot at ajL She's Rot something inr{ presently. Peter did not under- H! asks them to'Iove one another - - at a gay night club. stand the ,.Master's Words, much. , with her,�eZl, if you'll look where His act. as He loved them with a great un- less ; CHAPTER VII she's headtk` selfish love. M McCaJeajir�led and saw the top He lighted a cigarette and, start- of a curfy'b!ack head, the set of " \tilt I To hope there'll he no • J - ed to recount carefully the affair unmistakable •shoulders. He whir- trouble." ]ley Way Bigelow as far as it went. He tried If' there was. it was remarkably pored 'under his breath. Americans take their milk drink- t+o make of it a series of pictures, in °Curt Vallaincourt;' 'tx mur- Well -bred and elosely held, Karen ma 411n mind �t least, litre the _ _ - lug _Ind ire cream ,•ati..a• -..z r++ +sly, murex to \ allaincnurt. He looked Two hundred quarts• of milk per slowly unwinding reel of a movie Ann sighed. "So that's the boy J op himself. 1 can crrtaint • see why amazed. shaken. He turned to Shari Person was the total guzzled last , camera, ready to stop dead at any 3 y year, Ice cream- is disappearing at 1knews1�t sthe it7 clue well• moment the scene went wrong or a the girls drop heir haut'�lerchiefs Lynn once, blindly. But the Lynn Pieawa aath•rity ea Hems p exactly 'double the consumption �• this kvkbl sesture became significant. Ann whenever he goes by." girl onlyl'sat there. utterly relaxed, rate' for 1840, an average of 18 'heard him through to the end• a her mouth a sulky sneer, Karts book fall of pietnrts,idas, sad` "I'll admit hr'w handsome, quarts per person. �ie eetiaas or 46,16 am a puzzled flaw» marring her ' fea- 'Handsome, darting, is not the }ook somethiriq from her lug and fso]To every whether tares, handed it to Sharf, She looked once ea are taralabis or de word for it." � ' �' t at Curt, a long, searching, smol- ",:Nredn a penes er. When he finally paused, she said. •Alin. I'm ashamed of. you. 1 did v.a wlu Rates sr•Ji•s •/ : s+p.foo•s. .No more -" not dream that girl! —" darling look, and turned away_ Val - ,� 1�1� Tells you 6sw u elieess. nest' ":tie more.' laincourt made a move to follow The St Regis 80tel labs. .ad gawp tar-' "You listen to me instead, Al• miters sad seeeusorles for every, "5o tar as 1 can set from where leer, but Shari caught his hand. ri> nntaTO _ laser aad girth V dw he I most-any man with a lot of money drawin- hire 1''-- , He almost tet're sitting thee, there is•nt any is on' the hunt for the best deal he ) • R +•*T Nees- w'uu Seib ++' Wwhs6 y, faeakwe sad mystery unless t our Irish stumbled in the alcove. rt+.wer mad T•kph•a• Casa E� whit, what Na 5 can buy, What's the nutter with a • •fas:t*. suss so— It was then that �I ccale, swivel - Deasio, &.1.510 at Jtrltirt trial asd bow Is ed a hill bunch." woman who's got a few million ly- ina around to the : +gin•. rt Ann had • row road- Dialog • ■e nacre- Idea's value for *my dollar "Have I ever•been wrong?" Ing around loose buying herself a _ log trlattiris spelt. his second shock of the evening, Siberboaroe as Caritas 1 "Oh you must have been. once gorgeous piece of freight - like < - =or twice." - that:" g \ot five tables' away. almost hid- Tel. Ns. etas • � 70 a/ thtik _ . - o y • ides in a corner. sat Stephen Bige- � - 'tom„ � s1.Isi"0 "But 1 swear there is something law. There was a row of empty -- •. going on there —a0ate deep trot- It was trite, however. that Curt ... a ....... a .. a a .*...I _. .. tLm glasses m front of him as thought• y puunse Ur+AL'TiFI LLS ble. I tell you, the whole family Vallaincourt, that highly -salable he had ofdered them all at one rt-11*rrsawRU r '� X1179ear Nook r ;'f .50 NP / COMPA..VT LTD., r has the jumps. They're shaky, ncr- titak, was gofng to, the highest bid- time.., 1'rt he did not -teem to he / —out of sorts. It sticks out like der on Saturday next. McCale drunk. His a es were sunken in iii TO ONTO.IRSITT AVE, r is son thumb." thought of the clairvoyance that' had that face .qo prematurely cadaver- Please send me Haw TO BE • ` __...� - •: _. made him sure only that after- ous but they glittered with a cold • YOUR 0" DECORATOR Me. r , r .,. y / dosed find cheque or money r Ca noon that the man- *as truly in sardonic amusement that was order for 92,.30. r Ann selected a salted nut and bit ! .,Into it with her strong white teeth. lace with Veronica ,Bigelow. It f[ighteninr,*< 's 3 r _ r ........................ / a * She said, an amused look in_ her cCale's i Adores ........................ ., he saw ham here in a tete-a-tete hand in. an imploring gesture, c G! / -- . eyes, What sticks out is that the y „ hardy seemed credible now that Ann 3larrsot gripped y 1t here." whole fame is era about the with Shan Lynn. But there tphe "Let ',% y et, out of y j' r ... ...........:....:.............. / family �, .. ' " H02rL1i: t4IR'€iiOPOLS / /� wtre� a table or two away, doe in "Maybe the fun is oral net be- .. .........• ..................... gorgeous Curt. And he takes the " Itcll�Awltw s'wi.i,s • one will the money, He must b! conversation, ginning, he said, rising with OPP. �- C.R.R. STATION �aaaaaaaaaaa.a.aaaaaaaaf quite a boy," The flash of a million golden' alacrity. t " " sparks went by their table. IticCralt "Let's. tCo anyway. These—these 1 assure �•on" he ia: Can't rot: - • fast see them a!1 from my dtscrip- looked out of the corner of his eees sacred concerts annoy me. Lion? The old lady at wit's end: and saw that a tall wu»+..0 with They went downstairs where the I t M Q k e s You'� Feel . " Sybil drowning something or other hair. the c *r of spun sugar wag simpering. half- dressed check girl in sherry. Karen cold and lax, tale- passing• lie recognized her imme,- gave them their wraps. ing it out on the piano: Veronica diatety. It was Karen higelow. She On the step', a et a t n Jteeatiett - o Mw h Be , looked more like a Norse goddess was taking place. a Bigelow , - dazzled; Victoria cruel and fight- wen trying to restrain a slightly >Mng bark Stephen Ir,.r . "duadtr- _ than ever in -a dress-_whsch looked _ g y • • ing. Why-" concocted entirely of acld mesh hedraaRled, fussily dressed woman. ��tiAlA e1 T%t►Otlt - �' " bags. She saw him, but. gave no ' VeCale saw that it was Sylvia Extensively used forhesd9che, ,..•.. "Of course, darling. I see tbem glance of recognition. Her eyes Bittelow.• o low of sleep, nervous indigawdols, � aT1" were fixed straicht ahead in a cold, Karen was saying. "You mustn't imtability, � Chroaio y "But what do you think:" - hard glaze at the table where \'al- go in. Mother Bigelow, you just fatigue, and ezhattstioa o[ the - i 8 }stein. ''I think you're smitten with? this +� J _ t __ ch urger. ecr.'I, r taltc _ - L�„ " . y N cts. Tscoa .St a + size =! es�etls the 1 er Karen wench. She deliberately .walked toward "Get out of my way. od .� YMcCale roared. "Good -Lord, are" hem, woman said.: ='' . yon' jeitous? Of me? low, set - "That your Karen-' :" Ann lulls- tTo Be Continued) Dr. Chase's Nerve Food A A here —" pered. i "Of course I'm jealous, yoti '•L h- huh " ISSUE 10 -1147 wretch." She waggled a finger at J �', _ 6• iiim, then pointed. • "And here, if 'I'm not mistaken, comes another _ member of -our cast." -- - — - .- - • ,:��^' a. e e • I -~.. F Lights- went down suddenly and. ii girl stepped into the yellow oval e ran 'A - of a spot. She was dressed in some L O d �e� Q'$y too : k silver business so cunningly draped K'" 'OU @t VQ1uab1@ < `^ that it turned her into a sh {comer- • • • ' b lack of buud* -N i ing pillar. She had a wide raspebrry dal] t0 -event constipation C81i'r� y - f -mouth and dark brown hair with 'YOU need bran y p men's, too, pCsrs B>�ias strange lights in it. The saxophones the diet. you wino flavor in those t menu --when you ter'" wailed and subsided to a moan. YOU get both in your breakfa y raiment• She stood perfectly m accom- a _ to be gentlx la2r�ativ They The drums Were atom -to _b'lakm c scigarette hanging from telly still, Postis Bnd sufficient bra$ + n Flakes contain the re 1121"e: a the corn- wholesome wheat nourishment, too, because y _.� �: . a vide sou er of her mouth while she sang. jl a of wbun� + a1 these - ller voice was a husky contralto ;pull added pert , tastiness, Tqu° �yrt cant equal , and she wrenched the lyrics from And for tempting, &Ppetazing a ;f< *be common tact into the realm teas brown flakes. They have a distinctive' n'ut -sweet 5av�or th�£s of the boudoir. It was too -nosh d finitely ppealing- Tnder bran muffins —the easy old- school singing. Delicious sad effective also in light, z�•eeipe rimed on all Posts _ - !" McCale. .r�:. 1'ls� packages - "Wow!" exclaimed es' both' + na,sner• ra•e+u/s ' Bran :a "* "That's showmanship. What were and Giant Economy you saying. my pet, when Love ' RC has Post's Bran . %4. Walked In ?" Yot9r grace= "That was Shari Lynn. "�� Mceale, raised an eyebrow: The '' y _ su«e _. - ' ' girl had walked out onto the floor 1�� FLAKES N trodvet of 04roral %eds '' 1 again to take a bow. She accepted �� \i17t►•a •the acclaim in the spnie .slow, Sul - y fry *ay sbe had sung. "1 lope you won't . go into r • ' +; ',� � ''�' - - - "_'•` •_`" _. •Fla• `t ": .•+..t" -•, '. . . . - - H Y ♦♦ r 7' C -w _ ,�,r - 'a. _ _ ...1'` i .. , r . �.'� .!'°• :.7• - i -, -, wr;..c,, . j., r d!' ; �„ i� .f' - - � ,4R !. � �� '} ^'4..•,r.,� - - �.3 �`' - - :;e ,- .. w:,�,eS�''• �• �, - _ of -., - _ . �v -. - . - . , --- _ , _ - . - ' •�•- :� ;:� - ., rte...... _ • .... ... ... _ .... _ .�,• �•. NOTICB ! t t • fi .. t� � +A f� -- � • ClOAL, C ©H$. � WOOD, CEMENT, • ': . • BAND, GB.A VED, sad . 3CTILDER'8 &II PPLIEt3 also loc:si aalctsge work .� ,:r::. • = dI�TIN BUSHBY � •' : - • . •� • •,RehSble fsay, -16 to 2. Oyears we have.teo pieced in etoci a fall �` Y R•I L E: M O RLEY Iota o: F �LU� .: <• �:�� _:.:;�- � �. 'tee � � .Good Appearance - as grocery clerk - INSURANCE LAND �•» — t�.raa ��: maw �'�" • � � • Apply �n person � •REAL ESTATE A. -'W. 11�[ITELL • '' .. - _ , . _ ... HON 67 K. - Ptoken ;. P � J.. - E PtC � .; _ -- — - , • . -• - ��- �• . - -. TI�FATRE - ..� .M. �. c��.�p�T�� - . , • °�� ,• . - -� ------ -_ —_ -- GOBDON F. OSBOBNE A. E. Itie��arason . Y, • y �* - ' - . p � DISTJtICT YANAGEB � 8F7liLIINCB -- . • p '�!lR�DAY. F'RI �7.'[S8l9AY ■ � � r� � � ��•�� ' , • '� COi�FTE1CADICdi+i® ]�AItCH �, 7 anti $ _ �E�dPIRT LIFE Aa eta ..r�sldh.a .�,, ran '!fie silro... - 7 aaa 9 P. �. - •'� �;,E,�ERAL HARDWARE '�°« ca•i••r a •�'"'. . - - ealm+�► lLsidaee at 1.80 P. Y. • . � - p�,� pis � T��riu of Sri � '.• _ • - - • anrd • •... .: � - � � _ .. - • . - . - . D• .A.. B F3 � R� ; - • - Eiwelya �� W� SUPPLIErS .. �...� . - .Tom P+sekria - -_; !� >ldn:o,n Keaue, osi�awa Isssrar�e Of AII Kiada a ., I, - !� Ana ]diner sad Tito c;}oizar - - -. Ralph Gdliver, Oshawa Iasaraaae A,dviaer F ' : � . 1[01�tBAY, Tvz�AY, w�N'sslr ,� � A �D(�N �- �'iCKE�VG . , ,. �,._ _ • . ,,,, • � � • 8rov■ha�a, �Ont. ` =- P>cic, pb R it2 . ''�'�' M . M A'�'' ,q - . y ' r. ]dARCS 1Q 21 and 1$ � an - ' —'. ■ _ • Lstt Complete Shaw At B.?A - - - � - S _ , . .. • : s LIC%IId ED AUCTIOPiEER - . �1ia8rlty Meats - -. - VALUATOS - • `: • � - � Rvinaround 1 � - - = sees conducted Any9vhere KEN AN D CtAR K E - �� -- - • _ . � :- , : � .. F>►ah In Sea -son ' . - Prone or w=z�e = PR►B]N`'T2C� �► Rsiae� anti Rod Csa+esow � - • - 614 Ds�das St. Eset, Whitby. Opt. AUCTIONEERS ' - , .:� - �. A: Added Attrsetioo � �Filalts +it Vegetables � • .. ..� Autbatired for pre - - Counties ad' Ontario anti Yort�. - - -: $ehu�d �een � - SI��S Rl�T - Farm Stock, Implements Houae- hold Fsrsitnre, Real Estate •" .. , i Carole Landis sad W11� � .. - - Repeoaaabk _ _ Sties oats BQoei■ity at • . - = ptesis Pisrsei,rs � � •. _ � - Rrates. Dual 9e�rviee for tlbo ' _ TlSUSSDAY, FRLr SA1'U�AY __' � -+� -.— -'. "_ - - ;Pses�ansnt !'stn Prk+s of One. - MAROH 18, 14 and ib ; ..DAl�FORT� �US �� L i JJ• .' t� Praia firs Toapse and idills'1�eo P. O, phone, Agin. ti8`RS ' - . �ss+oa. I4 ma7 bs Tour )hr■. l[asirhsen P. O. ptroae Marie 20.6 ` :. • - - - . . Prentioss frays been esEsbtiahed Somewhere in _ , 1890• _ .Daily Service � � a . anetiasieera � - .. . • _.the �� ht - • - -- � �: -spa. � Dally �. eat. a� � . TtJCK.OPT. ...��. =- ... • is , • " - . _ - � -. � . `. � R Hob Hof. Snr, � HoL • only Bet. - t� Hloek. O?1 F. O. trltls - 3oha Iiodisk sad Nancy Gaild - Ctareaoaat .738 ...8.15 i2, ib . �8.Ib 8r+tr _ OSHAWA G. C. fttCHARfl50N � : `^' _ asesm River . 7�6 8.86 12, 85 dA6 8r� P'lteas 1821 8oit� 011 — Csmtlnsatal Lto lli� � - . (n�}-i h Loces6 H.iil '7,88 8.88 • ii;. 88 •4.88 8.ii _ � � , m.... � .�• �� - • ,�'+J Uj �JV YV � ©u � 8.h6 A.ai. P. ld. T.t[. Pi: .. �_ - era � At![lnson� . ,. • ... � ' - , CASPBEfd'1'ERIIiG _ IZrlara Lsays A:M. __.... ___.._... Yoic ca 8atid�Ot M7 tirnrssrOSs • + ...... _. � .. cF.ed>rrr� Trai c - • - -_ - - -: - - �rbessAo 9.ib 10.00 - s. us -z+a tAi ' V Pfono Alin. col wla - se<�oef. X90 � ;' H • MCK E �: -.- � �. " Pl;[J:1dEIN(>f .. ,- � _ - 'Diq►li�t Saving Time . Parc•t E�cpress Grsn�ee 01!!t� Ardss� 1iM • ' gpp�NG, .. . � lcensed .FAINTER a DECARATOR . - ,. ` .� ' � :IIY• also �eU • Brantford liMeds � � - ' .. � r!!l.! 86 .. �. .. lilateria:a, Empire sa+ttiroo.. - - � •:_ 'Atlett8neers , .. _ . . - .Equipment. Daro Wafer _ - ; r D1oYlt eats �, -- �� :• � - - - �• P'ICKEIidNG ONTARIO _ Ala e � Year's E :periarsee . .` `. slFterna, r�ste, stew - � �s conaoreted aa=Where. ; �� - - F:yutl•ment, and � - Igpedalising in Fssm Stoci4 d. I. iHnd� 3'rE9VART' B. A. - :' ... _ • � :. - 6ua7ding �laterlalt - -� - !brniture and Property Sales. • :� ; ,• =� - - - � ` =- � : • . - . -, - •��- �jDelivery in . �Dun'barton on � ,►n �� peraonan, tilled and $ar•rister, sati�itor, Notary _ s- $st3aates �.Fres _ � �_' � _ _ �ertised. BiIts prepared snd - • , � . }- • ' ..Worf� Grssrinosaa - - - ��. .. : ItIY£R BEND FARMS _ �:,, . � -- -. �; —o.—. -, _ .Tuesday & FridaY •• ..a:,e�,�ood Ro.� _.� - -- �'. ��.� . � � �O U �I�' -- -= -_ _ - : - - -.— CHOICE -- . -- - . _- : -- ---= %'Tramp t .. erv�ce : _ . :;Phone Pickerlrrg 27 R 18 -� � _ ��. - �We ao tnild� � all itio+. � � � .. Reasonable 'Rates • _ •- , ; • : -. _..: Phone' �i�gerins � _: - = � :� � MEATS - -FISH -- ' -POULTRY . _ . � . t?SONE 290 STOUFFVILLE :' F. J. Donevan - • °•��• '- � sAVE THE cIIILDREx ' �'HOI`'E 3501 �CL�IREMONT ••� RADIO - rSERViCE �� a' "'' B' �' _ . =a _ _ _ - - Ontario Land 3urveyur . ?heie are now 107 field workers of � ,. -_ . - 366 King Street, East. Oshawa. One. '• -' � ' 'the •Save the Children Fund, spread - - • ' ' . _ . 'throughout Europe, helping childre1 .. - ■ i ' � ' :. ", ' •r, � '; •ai:1 Austria, Hungary; Poland, Ger- eat r :::�ad'o� _. .'� _ - � =�_ • . .J A. WILL.OUGHBY ;� . -.. � .man �u oelavia Be; 'um France � t ark Warne .. .�, -.� -. Y. g g� � �� .. •�W`ptea ]1'arar A ,� ", : _.. =..and tiialaya i n Asia I,:ach month � , I - � - • ' ' � ' . ._ ' • - , . - 1�IOW IN YOUR D STISICT � h! t�7 . ; ..their reports tell of fresh needs and -- -- - Head Office Toronto ' Gsiaraatsed aepab for 166 Yonge 8t. AD460b . •sue an eye - witness account o! con- Authorized dealer:• - A. H. RATTEW Ana l[aics a: 1L°dsi "barge.• and Oldest in � • �• - • � . iiitions in iarioua sections of the - Canada - s �li�shed Forty • - :° } - _�o�rktry. Here are somg typical re. .. _ _: {: � - ARTHUR FIELD .. � A � .ports recently received at Canadian _- DLTNBiARTON .. eONtUITOUR.ACT.IVE7`ITYDEP'!. ,!� headquarters in• Toronto— •�� A: D I O S E R V I (� E- PHONE 6: l� s ,. F C R 1 N A T- h C N• E I H 1 F. k C i T,Y �.%� Hungary -1'I bed you to send ` • - : hoots for the - re- opened VW eardaIe ,, gpjJgE W'IIiING — 1t;ADiIO AND 'ELECTRICAL REPAIRS -,.. • Hame, where we are bringing up 45 - _ ' .- .:orphans or abandoned children" - ... .. .. ' - . .... - - - - - � O � �' � � � �� • • •' •writes an SCF worker. She asked the �� .`�� -`- �• �• .� hoes be large in size —for airla �-, • ' :._.•F ICKERING 1VIEAT MARKET ;.� The :. LIMITED �� .� °. --'-•• .. tween 12 and 15�*ears• ._ - -. - - -- .: FRANK R: SMITH - . - '`.TELEPHONES — Howard 1117, sad Scsrbbrn 83& • " � '' - Germa:�y- •Living conditions 'in the -' f ' '� �''° `. -destroyed cities of German cause s�• � � • ; ,• _ -- `' �--- �tsctr 7acxiety among retie! rovorkers -- �u�++�� . Firs - Service �'0ur ...Run _ ': ' .. -- Scarbora – - ' „t,...., - . �1'� . - ,trying to care for German children. _ , ..aE guy T� AF�fiT — YOt? MAKE THB TS3T" �•• - • `' Idnmerooa other countries are re- _� �- :�_.__�.... ' . �:' �n Qt _ • � � - � portir� similar conditions --.a9i of ex- ,. - Fhoae PkYerina �0 �_ '. ' ;;•: y .. • .. -_ � � ••acme distread, psrticnhrly with the � � � `p . • • .. childrer►. � for • Immeidlate Delivery • .•�, , • 3iiss Louise Rorke is still receiv- _OLD HOR3E8 WA]!fThsD � 8 in, PAPF]R BACKED 1NSLT'LAT ION`'WOOL`. .. ;` -�i any cash amoant which any per. Dr• s . �. J. ��S j _ -• aeon wishes to give. These are for- - •Z 10 lb Asphalt Shingks � . �. `' { .' •• .. warded to the Carradisn Hesdquar- , : �YETFBiINARY BURQEON � Camhbetl $� Raae>t Pyi � ,. •» teas, and for over ;1.8d,� a receipt " 1PICI�ING -PHONE f'160 t $1b.00 AT YOCR FAiirl[ 'Wide Variety o! Coiasan, Aootl� Mails gtith � • - - �`• � 3s given. Miss Zorkc urges that any ! PHONE AGINCOURT 18J111 � o ' ' :'wbo cum give s quarter or s disag do 8h.1�'10 ��' �'" - .'. akot Ttiestitate. ' "Many a pickle makes 'S°a�y 8eirosi Csn�naat�a To Be COLLECT _ .a muckle ". She wishes to thank those BeY At Bran =ham, lliare6 5. � I:'or PieYup ��ii p� � / wl�o have so ger_nerously contributed �AU g7"8d�es O•� L1. � ��•t Shuigles through her, to this fund -- -- - i.i iriiruin un:.0 u. it mauu ia� i i uw.�uuw.��..,,�,,. � . ,....- . .. _. .. -- -- .