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VOL. 67 No, 28 PIC*ERING, OW. . FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1947 . Authorized as' Szcurd Class Mattes
8*b1.Jt" $2.90 per year; U. S. $2.50 W. C. Murloar and Saa. Publishers 14� _Post Office Departmen , Ottawa '
De utation from .South -west Corner �Of Townsh Petition
For - -.Better Road -Conditions
A deputation from Altona Road, i Mrs. Ahna FAizabeth White
Woodview and Base Line waited on of Mianagement for Claremont Com- ( :Livrmt Cowtscllh Session In Years Pickering Village
G,uacil at the Tuesday session, in , munity Park, Blake Annie and F. f A former resident of Pickering
grad- Disney being added. A bylaw to en- . for many years died in her 73rd year Many threats were made before -
connection with blocked roads, � y ... - .
iarg sad oiling. Presenting- a petition ; force less than 40 mile speed limit at the residence of her daughter, the meeting about what was going Muster Beverley Bryant, 8 -year- <f1,
on behalf of 7b percent of the rate - on pertain county roads received its ,Mrs. C. A. Nurse, 146 Monarch Pk tp be done to the Council this week old son of Mr, and Mrs. C. S. $ry-
gaye*6:on that road, they asked that readings and will. be passed to the !,Ave., Toronto, on Tuesday, March -some of them never came through ant. has been successful in passing ;
more mow plowing be done, that a County Council. A bylaw on Liquor ' 11th. Her husband Henry, predeceas-� > -aa usuaL But it was nevertheless the Grade IL Toronto Conservatory '
glow be kept is the south end of the ± Control Act was passed. ` ed her several years ago. She is one of the livelies sessions in many of MViie 'Piano Examination with
torw=Wp, that more gravel and ! survived by her daughters: Mrs. C. years, and even brought about such 'Honors. Beverley is a pupil of bits.
grading be done and the roads oiled. Twp. Hodkey 'Winners' Not Decided -4 Nurse (Alma), and firs. H. J. statements as "sit down and slut Brett, Whitby. -
Mrs. Hoare, of Altona Rd, presented ; Le Gard (Mona), of Pickering, and 'up" and "we'll give you just five ;
the petition. Mr, Robt. LazWle, of ; Owing to the fact Che minutes" ."I don't have to take Dumbarton Minister �ireceives Call
rrywood did !,her son Gordon, of Bowmanville; -
A,Uoaa FA stated that many of the not show up to play Claremont, at ' four grandehildrenk and four great- " that ". Even some standing outside It is reported this week eat Rev.
residents couldn't get to work, that MArkham, on 'Wednesday night, i - grandchildren. Resting at Chapel of on the street could hear the loud A. E. Holley United Church Dun -
Aehool children! were kept home be- ; thinking there would be no ice. Act - I McDougall and Brown, 1491 Dan- voices, and wondered what was going bartW2, has received a call to Zion
aware they couldn't walk through the I uallyy- .Claremont wins the cup by i forth Ave., for service. on Friday on in there. ,United Church, Brantford, as` Am-
drift, and that people north of No. default, unless Claremont plays the . at 3.00 p. M. Interment at lt- John's ]stant Pastor,
2 were axhausted after their two- ! Cherrywood next week. It was not Cemetery, Norway,
mile walks from the bus line - Reeve ; decided at press time, just what '
Women's Institute Bazaar
A.anis stated they would do their ; would be done. Mrs. A! x. Thom - --
bdat in tie future to sernedy the sit- _ _ '_ On Saturday, March 29, fire Wom- fr*7
>l Rr<YTARY Sunday morning the community en's Institute will hold their annual
Horace Brown, Dunbarton. Prea., Bernard Braden, of CBC to Spesik was saddened by the passing of an Spring Bazaar. There are two good ."lckering United Church ;
of the S. P. X A. warmed the seas- ! at Whitby- PiekerinA Get- toxether old and highly - respected resident in reasons to give the Bazaar your pat- Rev. Robt. C. Copeland, B. A.
y the renege, First -the Institute assist blinlster
ion by saying it Was time the Road ; the person of Mrs. Alex. Thom, -
-�� w$ - 'cased to seaeunt" He itiviail� fat � c7aUlG e}lap a-n sdarea6- � 111iC: ij : :il : :at + l :i ::., «�. �+i:o L , 10. 12/� "!
said it was sat a question of asking ! ed the club on Monday night, speak- i daughter of one of the pioneer fam- year, they have given generous don- 10.00 a. m. - Sunday School
for better roads, but demanding (continued on aupptement� ' ilies, the late Mr, and Mr's: Andre%r ations to the Cancer Fund, the Sick 11.00 a. m. _ blorniag WorshiFe"
them. He then accused Roy Ward of } An -us, Port Union, Scarboro. The Children's Hospital, the Save The 7.00 p. m- - Evening Worship
taidng the attitude of "not caring a- The Chedker Tournament only .surviving members of that Children Fuld, the China Relief • • • «
Daft the snow condition'• and asked ' t family are: one brother, Wm. Armig, . Fund, the Tuberculosis Fund, the Choir practice at the home of the
him to tale definite steps to improve ' Checker players from Claremont, on the old homestead, and one sin- Pickering Public Library, and local Moir leader, Friday night
the roads in the south end. The Brooklin and Ajax entered into the ter, Mrs. Letitia Armstrong, of Vic- welfare. work. They pay entirely ••••
speaker then began a series of ques- tm rnarrent with our Pickerinrr men + toria, B. C. from fees and the returns from the The Women's Missionary Society..
tiotin to the Road Supt -, such as- at the Gordon House here on Friday Is' the year ]R9.i she married Mr. Bazaar and the booth on the First held their regular monthly meeting
""'how long had he been on the job'" ; evening last-- visitinft' p'ayem in- !. Alex. Thom and they -settled in Dun- of July. These are their only money at the home of Mrs. Wright. on,
...."if he studies modern methods r•'.uded v*rne of the best checker men barton. where they lived until the making efforts. They set their Baz- Thursday afternoon, March 6. Many -' •.. �";
of roadwork.", The session warmed ;n the Qouth end Ontario County..., i passing of air. Thom,.six years ag'n. aar in the Spring, so as to not con- ladies were present and enjoyed the
up here, and the snow question was among therm, Wm. •Heron. Brooklin In recent year's, Mra. Thom hoc lit- flict with the church bazaars that Study hook that waA presented by `
dropped ]or the afternoon. A deput- a County Champ., and, M•r. Laidlaw, ed with her daughter,. Mrs. Frank get the lucrative Christmas market. Airs. Cyril blor'ey "Medical Mission
,ation from the S. P. R. A. appeared a threat to all champions, and, ou. White (Nellie). ' tieeoadly -they- will be showing in India ". Mrs, F, Batter sang "M,v
at the night session and " several Pickering Harry Purvis defeated The late Mr%. Thom teas 1n. 'her thing's that you will. really want to 'Task" and, :4tis. t:, are it;h+te ptaiyed
spoke briefly an road conditions in.', them al]- Harry says luck was with ; 4fith }ear and leaves ti+" mourn, her buy. There will be much very fine two piano numbers. A social half
the south end. ( him. and he couldn't do it again in daughter Nettie as i grsnddauglAer. � .hand work, a plentiful supply of j hour wa:: enj.,yed at the close of the
Several put in bills for snow Vow'- a *,houQand years. Georgina, Rev, Mr. Hole., conduct- , aprons. {and they only seem to last I meeting, when '�lr. ;• Wright :served
ing, including Robt, Ruddy, W. J. Thep played on the point .sy's'tem- ':'.ed the funeral • sen•ie ' at the home '_the housewife frnnr Bazaar to Baz- refreshments. -
Usher and Ray Annis. i 2 for a win and l fur a draw. Harry of her son -in -law, blr, Fran: WbItP, t tar), the Fish Pont *ill .have ex-
N. E. McEaren asked that the 3rd to #'s us' there are 354 games or nqn- TuPS.iar afte�trn.m. Interment at rlting things for the children: the Dunbar'ov+ 1'r+lted Church _
concession be opened for about 500
temp p'rtyed, and a payers first 1,-b Frckin*i Cernete_ , . _ ._ Pr:r.Lry Shelf �: ill gibe r lutes Sift to Rev A. E. Holley, id. A, 8 D -
feet beyond the Brock Road to the is to determine which system his , your week -end baking; and this year - biiri r
West. o . A;eea�sdian Girls In Training there will be some +rl things SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 19 .7
opponent is using. Checkers • rs not 1 - pop ar thin
Heber Dawn received a grant of so simple" after all. for your g8rden, seeds, plants and (Fourth Sunday in Lent)
$30 for the Brooklin Fair Board The C. G. 1. T. held their regular bulbs You will certain! want to 9.45 - The Church School
j .Another tournament is being play - � m. "ting on Monday night, President y
Ptrsmda Willson submitted prices ed at Brooklin on or about the 28th. have Afternoon Tea. -If you bring 'air. D. F ondham, L%pt, - -- _
on several insurance contracts. C- Anyone desiring to get into the game � Helen Butt was in the chair. The a' Mend with you it will be an en- 11.00 - Morning Worship
1~
Morley eserved the contracts he business was discussed. The worship o able social event. .. '
y may leave their name with Barry j y Theme - "The Last Line of Retreat
had with the township ast Year. Period was taken by down Fallaiae
P ye y Murkar, =These are Lenten days, Let as rem-
West-
Bylaws were to - close the and Jacqueline Bentley. Mrs. West -
HyL pfd � The hospitality' . of the - Gordon � n told s story of "India ". The '•�" Adelaide Harrison. China. ember the Central Fact of our Faith.
sideline (between lots 24 and 25. in f House was appreciated on thin ace- �' Speaker at Oshawa W. #4 S. Begin each week by an act of wor- -.
the 6th eon. - to appoint a Board I asion, along with the lunc) —irt, i meeting closed with 'Taps' - by -
Helen Walton _ ship in the Sanctuary, Remer'her
_ -- - " -- Miss Adelaide Harrison, United the Sabbath Day to Keep it Ho!, "•
;� _ - _ - _. •, Church Missionary, West China, will
z:.. _ . • _ a urdt
.. • ' be the �tuest speaker at the 19th An C� tennis! trusted Ch
nual Meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial Highland Creek -
-• _ �� c. `� - :.. • _ "" '� ' ?� of the Women's Missionary Society Rev. A. E. Trolley, . R il. B n
of the United Church, whMi will by
held on Tuesday, Mar. IS, in Simcoe 'a't' \Del',, M_-�RCH 16. ]94:
! ,� n... �• "' _ . +.""�"'° ""'-�,•:. - -" - St. i'ited 'Church Oshawa (Fourth Sunday in Lent)
' � �.' �'► '"�'�'' i+• "a°' �� '' j'- ,mss .?"` ' w F. The reception and Registration at 1.15 - The Sunday School
1 , ! ,wit• �• - �`" ` ="? �' 9.30 a. m. The address- Mr. H. Brumwell, Supt.
s- of welcome
giv .by Mrs, A. D. Cornett. - - -. _
,,.✓.
will' be en 700 Fkening Worship
c, ,,. A Lenten �ddrN� -s by the' Mi7i'Eter _
i „� Exhibits from Departments• will be -
^_ mentio red briefly by Mrs, Bruce 8,30 The Young People's Union
a ., A Church Membership Class' is meet- _
Harrison, Btackstock• The in ,Mem- P
_ „ ing on Sunday evenings at 8.15. All
"` • r oriam Service will be conducted by
a , ::; �<.•- .,' aza �.... L. those desiring to unite with the
,.,✓ birs..1�I. F. iiirkland - and rs. ('..
Telford, of. St. Andrew'', Church,Os- church are cordially invited to be
• `'�"�'� # t� ,� "`°"'` " °w. fr" .'� h•awa, The afternoon session will open Present.
with organ al by Mr. Geen,
an o ar resit
•r. Presbyterian Church Piekwrina
ur}�Snraa ui 3irncoe Sc. Church at Rev. David liarshall, Minister
Co. 45 p. m. Miss Harrison is a miss- !Kre P. N. CFratt. QrgsnM
Part Zhjon Jobs - Manville Seeks 'Cement Pipe. f Johns- Manville C Limited. The IOnary with "side 'experience and her -SUNDAY, '41ARCH 16. 194'
Sts? 14+ksea This 1�'eighba>rieood 7t is the intention of J -M manage- -items covered in questionnaire are visit is looked fiorward to very much. 2 00 p m _Sunday. ic000
Special to Pickering News ment that the new factory be staffed availability of housing aocommoda- Her addresses are scheduled for 10. 3,00- Church Service - -
an far as possible, with local resid- tion, availability of local 'labor as 35 a, m. and 3.00 p. m, Mrs, W. P.
30'. R. S. Gardner, Plant Manager ents of the community, "From our well as category of trade. skills rep- Rogers, of Bom manville, President
of Canadian Johns - Manville, has an- ez rience" Mr. Gardner stated, "v:8 resented and also commuti;n prob- of the Oshawa Presbyterial, will Pat Luck Supper Mar. ld.'
P�
g A congregational Pot Luck Sup -
nounced today that arrangements are have found that this employment lems, The District will no doubt co- preside. A good attendance is hoped pet, will• be held in .the basement of
now tinder way to complete a com. policy creates a firm foundation for operate In this endeavor to "survey for, _ the Presbyterian Church on Friday
prehensive Labor Survey in and a- successful employer - employee relat- the area's employment .needs in rel- evening, March 14, at 7.00 p. m. 'd
round Port Union locality in connect- ionship ". ation to the Company's labor req- Jamies ANawap
ion with the new J -M plant located Questionnaires have been liberally uirements. Former Pickering Resident Passes The Ladies' Aid, 36mch 20.
in is centre, which will specialize distributed throughout the district. (any interested in the questionnaires - The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will r
in-• tine manufacture of Rock Wool It is hoped they will be completed . may enquire at News Office for a The death took place at his, r+es- meet on. Thursday, •March 20, in the
Insulation and TftzWte Asbestos- and mailed promptly to Canadian copy). idence, 39 Boulton Ave., Toronto, on basement of the church. A miscetl• yi
Sunday, March 9, of James Allaway aneous shower w M be held in pre-
in «
tyear, The funeral took paring for the bazaar.
"lad The Bead Plated On???,?- Mr. J. A. Pugh and Mr. Lew Hager-, Pidteting Horticultural So"y Place rson 7Tuesday with interment at M
- -(thy Whitevale Correspondent) - man are the only members of' the At �barton _ -- Pine Hills Cemetery.. St. George's Ang$can Church
band who are now living in the vk- --- Although not having lived in Pick- . ,Itev. E. G. Robinson, Rector. .
Mt•. Judson P*h informed your inity. A well - attended meeting of the SUNDAY MARCH 16. 1947
E ering ijor many years, he was a reg•- —
<orrespondeot that, Just b9 years ago St. GOOTe's W. A'. St. Pa�sWs +Reds Pickering Horticultural Society was ular visitor, and was widely known Calling All Analicansl
this months he and his brother, the held on Tuesday evening in the b'sse- throughout Pickering Township and
late Hugh Pugh, went to Toronto , �"�`- - meet of Dumbarton United Church.
St. George's Church W. A. are to many living here today. Mane of the brethren have been
and purchased their musical inatrnm- Roy. Storms presided in the absence The death of Jim Allaway recalls missing from Church the aft few
ents to play in. the Whitevale band. folding a St. Patrick's Tea and Ern- of President Cyril Morley, 4 F'
•tertainment on Monday, March 17, days in Pickering when we had a Sundays, which is bad for you and
1'hat same year the band payed at A short business meetings preceded few more industries than we "have to- discoura in for us, Perhaps like '
the laying of the corner -stork of -at 230 p• m., at the home of Mrs, the main event of the evening. Dis- discouraging
Locust Hill and ?.ion United Church- Fred Roffey, Silver Collection, cession centred arou:rd' the, Society's day. He and Wm. Allaway, years ago, the rest of us you have been from' �
es. The band proved very popular, subscription to a popular Hor'ticul-
operated a cooper shop, making in. If so, come to St. George's next
and specialized in playing at fun- tural Mingazine; suggested Premiums apple barrels that here chipped in Sunday and we will guarantee not to . .
James Dwyer, who is in very poor larev numbers all over the province. freeze you out. Come early; no seats
rate, but one such occasion, proved health, is with big sister, Miss Mme, for 1947, grid the April meeting. He is survived by three none, Max, reserved after 10.45 a. m. You fill
of no monetary value, so the band Church St. at present. Cbnttnw On Page fI ' Fred and Percy.
awas no lonTer funeral conscious. flue pews and we will try to fill.the-
Pulpit. „ ..
CHRONICLES OF &ewe• to �reviven rasa** THE B OQK S H E L F Third of a Stamp
' :� U. S. Arm Leader - - -
:GINGER FARM r . ry - - - _
-r a S � A third of a Canadian three -cent
By GwendoUne P. Clarke E� Who Has Seen the stamp was sold recently for£ISS
HORIZONTAL 49 Mini name Wi
T l4G.o).
nd _ •
1 Pictured U. S.51 Gloss �RNADIN N E ;by W. O. Michell in Port Hood, Canada, in 1899.
"Who Has Seen the Wind?" Army x,'53 Loathe HAYES L T stamps were , scarce so the post-
'hat is the title of a new book. I —Lt. -Gen. 54 RYSB'! CAL P M t` H g p �I lift i; a starry of a boy and the master cut a three -cent stamp into
"haven't read it but the title intri- Courtney H. ti see feces and marked the nuts -
es me. Of course none of are 1 Piles T wind -of Brian Sean MacMurray P
2 Severe trial - r- 1'Lorrnal and• the Canadian prairie ber oce in blue on each of the
has seen the wind but we often -T He heads fife t _ li�l s.
think we do. We say- "Look at U. S. First 3 Drively ww•n ,iu which he lives. It is a .pieces for use as one -cent stamps.
that wind!" or "See it blow!" Nat- Army in — 4 Georgia (ab.) 21 Tell 38 Trap true picture ui a child's 'world:
ttraU what we see is only the and Belgium 5 Conclusion 23 Lassitude 40 Native of Brian and h:s gi andcnother, Brian's '
y c Y 6Plant part 25Dgrlitiga Latvia first contact yr : ;:r God, his aw�ome _ Plenty of "Squeeze"
i result o_ the wind And that it 13 Wandering 7 Elegant 26 Fortified 41 Either experience on the prairie with Saint The suggestion that men should
lentyl Last night when we went 1S Bustle 8 Roads (ab.) places 42 Decigram quoting the Bible to the p g g wear girdles overlooks the fact •
to bed everything was quiet -there Sa:nmv
° - Y g 1$ Devils 9 One (Scot.) 31 Obtain � 43 Molten rock - oncoming storm. All are moments that we Are still getting all the
wasn't so much as a breeze; it 18 Make an 10 Inhabitant 32 Mother or 48 Onager that any reader can z- late!: from his squeeze we can stand from the In- .
wasn't too cold and it had stopped 11 Uproar father 47 �, come Tax De artment.
snowing. But during the night there edging lilnlgarian own cllildhoo. P^ '
` g' g 12 Compound 34 One who coin `Who Has Seen the Wind" is - Ottawa Citizen.
was a change. That wind, which ZO Ceylonese
policeman ether boots 50 Early English a book that will stay with you be-
6uldn't be seen, could certainly be 22 Be dull and 17 Month (ab.) 35 Gazes fixedly (ab.) cave it is pulsing with that part
heard. It howled round the corners spiritless 18 Opera (ab.) 36 Ifneovered 52 Compass point " . V
p of life which none of us forgets-
'of the house;' it rattled the shutters 23 Acid fruit the struggle of a boy (or a girt) to :-TAKEN
and it trade branches of close -up 24 Dish of green l Z j S b 7 8 9 10 11 .114 understand the meaning of life as ?vim WITH
shrubs beat a tat -too on the win- vegetables I j l4 he sees it through the clear,/_ un- +•r
dow pines. And I dreaded to think 26 Act of 'BREAD
' what it might be doing to the snow kindness es clouded eyes of a child, young e.
.. � IS ). Ib tl t8 19 ,�,,. 'experience but wise in innocence. r n
that fell yesterday. I longed for the 27 Musical
night to ire -over but when the_ dawn instrument 20 I • j Who Has Seen the Wind MUM S
nine it meant only that we could 28 Heavy blow by W. O. Mitchell ...The Mac- _ ai
see as well as hear. We could watch 29 Sun god 24 25 zx�r 2b millan Company of Carada .. SYRUP
Price ;2.75. j Relieves Quickly
- . the untrodden snow being whipped 30 Royal Guard 27 .. , .;; - - _ -- . '�" i _
~agto swirling clouds by the unseen (ab.) ' "';.. Take a good bite of
wind; we could see the snow rapidly 31 Mast i:9 ""^ •" 30 l - Price of Admission Bread soaked is
-33 Tuna a tablespoonful of
'" ` 4 1\iathieu a Cough
covering last night's tracks; we — ,
30 Cudgels �31 32. 33 94 35 gh
(could see it pulling up in the fence ;z,• Stuttgart, German >, movie tl:e 6vrup. Before swal-
corners and around the stock 37 Covers with
3b 37I 38 seers have increased the cost of a lowing keep it is soot trough- which means it will have 39 Land measure 3y 41 t+2 r+3 - yy tickets of admission -two piece of your mouth two foil
minutes. without
to be shovelled away before the 40 Droop _ firewood in addition to the regular chew•in This allows
cattle can get a drink. 44 Bar- colored 45 44 47 k$ cash price. g•
{ * . • : the volatile ingre- _
And as 1 write there is Bob, 45 Regret 49 51 2 Threatened with closure laecause 6u, clients to permeates
46 Antenna of the coal shortage; theater man- the nose and bran-
dragging two cans of milk down the 48 Malayan tin 53 4 agers instituted the new? "-ur- tax." ehial tubes.
the road on a toboggan. That to - coin Sage Grown up_ people
boggan, the way, is invaluable. may take athieu's
'ant only for milk - crates of c "s 'Demobilized N are also transported in that way to but should p pitirls
it
the road; groceries, bread, empty The grnxr; - mobliization 'of 474"e u2 their mouth 8
cans and empty crates are brought TEEN-TOWN pI of the Autralian defence forces be -, full minutes before
home the same way. In fact. I am � � 0 C S gun on October 1; 19.15, has been swallowing it.
.wondering , if I have to go to town By BARRY MURKAR completed: 551,•1 °9 members in- Take 3 or 4 times
° a day, and at night
- . ;whether 1 could go down to the cludinR: 411.5 :6 women have been on retiring.
' road,in like manner: A week from today spring comes British number, blending comedy, demobilized.
in offrciallr. I guess we might as tradged -y and, gay romance.
But I am not worrying very much well block the hickories, oil the Sister Kentr. -This is the story ^
about a trip to town. I am just a skates and pack them away for of the Australian nurse w ho bucked
fair- weather shopper. When road arrother winter. It's been a grand medical science to prove her theory
and weather conditions are good -I old season for outdoor sports: and or polio. This is a fine picture and //!!
go to town. When they are adverse baseball, tennis and all those othtr is a story ably treated. Starring Z APPLE
I shop by proxy. Sometimes the things we do in the summer are Rosiland Russell, Canada's Alex- /
things get paid for and sometimes not too far away.. I hope that ander knox and Dean Jagger,
they don't. In that way we appear to - some of you guys, and• maybe the.
be spending less-money. But alas, a
_ g Y• gals, made a birdhouse or two in Two- Years Before the Mast-
day •_ - -_ . _ .
day of reckoning always comes. your winter evenings that will be A rugged 'sea classic that may
ready for the Southland. singers prove -'a little too salty for the gals, RECIPE
Partner also stays very much "to when they hit these parts. but nevertheless good. The stars
home" in rough weather. I think should a cal to the •ladies an Add t envelope Royal Fast Risias
he gets all the fresh air r. requires Summer styles will soon be out pP y- Dry Yeast and 1 teaspoon sugar to
and, from v hat_ we can see, the way. They are Alan Ladd. Brian ys cup lukewarm water. and let °^
ion his trips back and forth to -the prices of sport shirts, jackets and Donlevy, William Bendix and Bar. stand 10 mtautea Then stir we1L
barn and working in and around the ry Fitzgerald. Scald % cup milk. add 3 table-
,stables. -will mean that many of to `° •
stables. But that doesn't get him _ will be making last year's do anoth• In closing we would in you spoons shortening. yes cup sugar
any nearer to a barber shop. We er season. Brother, will I be glad to write and tell us what you. think and % teaspoon salt and cool to
- may have recourse to -a pudding when we get 'back to normal? of this -column. Is it what you lukewarm. Add 1 cup silted Soar
bowl if rough weather continues, Bright colors for boys and girls Want? If not, give us the shot and to make_a batter. Add yeast mix.
g y g cure and 1 beaten a Heat weLL
_. much longer, will be prominent this year, accord- let's hear just what you would like Add 2 rt cups sifted Sour. or
There is a new •calf at the. barn ing to the latest reports, so dig in -this space each week. Just drop enough to make a soft dough, a
which I haven't seen yet. I must out the' reds and yellows, put them aline to Teen Town Topics, Pick- Knead lightly and place is greased
See what Partner thinks of the idea on display and you'll be right ;n wing, Ont. We'll appreciate your bowLCover and set inwumplace. �►
of raising it for veal to help fill one there. comments and try to answer your free from draft, IA% rise until
locker. Considering beef has taken : = letters, if need be. Until next doubled in bulk, about 2 hours.
- another jump it might be a good 10 ' * - week, then, keep plugging for those when light. punch dough down
- move. : Spring Glances are the order of exams and don't forget the little and divide into 2 equal portions.
the day and we note that many of boids- above all, don't forget the Roil dough y4 inch thick; place in %i- - --
- the Hi hs 2 well-greased pans (a% x It% _�•!!r+r� A 4
Oh dear, Chia rising cost of living g are bringing in city bolds. x 2" deep), Brush cops with melted at -
bothers me at times.-not exactly for bands to toot the flutes. This is = -
r e a l l y o i n butter or shortening; sprinkle with 4
personal reasons but rather for the going some, from the daps ,Displaced Persons 14 cup granulated sugar. Peel and
sake of those w•ho•have small. fixed ' way` back about five years ago, core 12 apples. cut loco eighth;
incomes. You test can't stretch a `vhen a school thought it.was doing press into dough, sharp edges
something to have a few of the -The V. S. Army officially has g
fixed income. When commodity downward; dose together. Mix +
prices rise above the level of a per- latest records for dancing. _ Oh, assured 3 :G,t9t► displaced persons lye teaspoons cinnamon with 1
son's fixed income then there is well, we young ones are wally in the American zone of Germany cup granulated sugar, sprinkle a
only one alternative -and that is to climbing. ' I rom what we can see, that they would not be put to work over cakes_ Cover and let rise in ,
go without the little extras that jiving and jitter- bugging seem to compulsorily. warm place and! !!glee. about t16
;make life worth living for the older be going out.' The more `•settled- The army said most displaced 400* Bake to moderate oven a<
�o0 °F. about 35 taiaotes, t
folk. In fact, in some cases it
down" style of dancing seems to be persons were willing to work, but •
';creates a fiery real - hardshjp. I4 current at ttrost places,. or maybe it was difficult to find suitable em-
seems too bad for aging connles we don't just get around to, the ployment for them. Fifty per cent
who have retired on a modest
in right place- of all employable D. P.'q, the Army
come, which- they expected, by • + • said, alrer 'y are w•crkine,
- means of frugal living,, to be suffi- A reader suggested we do a. '
eient for their needs, to find that ' spotlight on Barbara Anne. Scott,
., even with the . greatest economy but after careful consideration, we
that is now impossible: think dear reader will agree that
And when they have to draw on lovely Barbara Anne is getting
!their capital for emergencies, as so much publicity; and so many ° = -
sometimes happens, then. their feel- profiles in the mags that.anything -
sag cf r,-- ;,y c. forever lost •and we could add wouldn't do her ius- -
-worry becomes a constant com- tice. We gladly admit that Bar- -
panion in their declining years. barn Anne Scott of Ottawa, recent
winner of the World's Champion . :,'. as.:: ?.::••
The accent these' days is on figure skater title, has made all
youth- everything possible is done Canada proud of her. The � part -
so that youth tray progress along that makes us like her all the
-desirable lines. That of • course. is . more, was the fact that she turned
- as it should be, within reason. down several movie, contracts to - t gaj°y'
Youth 'should bd given opportune- retain her, title. We don't think word in tO$ pf And - - -
- - -- =fief to work and to advance but that was easy tG do. u ,- •.yay, the last on L t,- •s
�'. not to take without working, to ac- ON THE SCREEN -Here are meRt IS � i� thst
scot without giving. Coula it be some picture ru,casus we rh;iek yvu t- -gg -tea -
t, wialt •v"
that youth is 'getting too much at will enjoy. Watch for them at Tea never
tention and not•enough being given your local theatre. Ravour ' ' free t v Y er
ways k roc
to those whose you is a thing of Best Years of Ou: Lives -Smart fuu_1ed. °art SaaB
the past but who, by their past drama of war vets and their re- for :
work, and in their tax payments adjustment to civilian life. One -Upton
have, and still do, contribute to- of the best pies of the year. Su-
'wards the opportunities 'now made perb cast with. Frederick. March, All
available for the young folk of Myrna Loy-, Dana Andrews, Ter- -
�oday. esa NWight, Virginia Mayo, Hoagy.
- -' - - - Carmichael and others. -
' Sp Hunoreaque -A romantic -story - - -`-*z 3 rc `
` - of a struggling �•iolin virtuoso and
Radio- controlled Meteor V figh- his climb to fr me. Accent on long
tern capable of -speeds- -of 800 miles haired music, but not boring. Os- - an hour are to be developed by the car Levant does a steal in this one,
' Royal Air Force as possible future supported by John Garfield, J. :� w
pilotless target aircraft. They will Carrol Nash and Ruth Nelson.
be rated' for training the anti- Notorious Gentleman = Starring
aircraft gunners of the. future. Rex Harrisott, is s snappy little
: - ...
L
�� • � School 11oplar urea are res is
New York City because then roots
Sunday Lesson „ •
'' �• ^*
®
to so deep that they can disrupt .�,.
Help The Red CrOSS _ wlter and sewage systems.
Intimate Fellowship with Christ And yet pruning is necessary in
john 14• 1-e, lf-li; 16: 1-& order that the vine through its JI
SALADA
Golden Text.—Ye are my friends, branches may bear more and richer WHY SUFFER FROM ;!I
l If ye do whatsoever I command fruit. se ACHES
— _ - you. —John 15: 14. - - — Pruning of The Vim -- AD.
The True Vine True to the picture there must C COLDS -
' The source of fellowship with be the cutting off of certain GAFFE PERIODIC FAIR$
branches, not so much because tht{y. �
Jesus is pictured .0 the vine. Jesus are lifeless but bei*use they are
is the perfect vine; not merely the fruitless. With the' aaeiess limbs •D rio Cm Have
vine stock,, but the stock with its removed there follows the 'cleansing GIOr1011f Relief
branches. The Father is not only- and stimulation of fr%�".branches. IN 7 MINUTES WRH
the vine- dresser but the owner of The hand of the husband*." mMy
the vineyard. He plants, protects
at times be painful but it is always
and prunes the vine in its branches, helpful.
plucking in due season the fruitage. ;i ,;
" The connection of the branches After the pruning process has wo;:
with the true vine is vital There- taken place, the Saviour could siy a °•'. -' ;;�
There-
from we draw the nourishment to His disciples that they'. were
necessary to the larger and higher clean through the Word which Be
_ life, and it is through the-branches had spoken unto them. But in or-
that the vine bears fruit on earth. der to maintairi tht'Iife"fhus beta, A
For this purpose the vine was it was necessary for` to abide = 7.
planted and cultivated; and- for this in Him and for Him 'to 'abide In -
0 ■ d purpose the branches are filled with them. t,
living se. and crowned with foliage. i" '°
� I g - P g If there is no • �"ucilron ' w ith the r
°tY • vine,' there ' can be np. fruit fqr, ,t�e
"You don't have to. I don't have huban�tman. But it "efts union with
-.,- G �fl B RQwN 4 -. —to be a detective —not even a lousy Christ is intimate and sincere, F}lte
- reporter —to put two and two to- result will be satisfactory.
(( M•}t•■ /tATWtt� gether. What I can't. get over is The Life of Love � .,T. 44
_ � cis•. _
sxoesis McCale event over to the bar and why they've let it slide: along to -Life, with Christ is the life -.;of �
elub McCale. and At the night asked for Jerry Tate. The barman this late day. You'reia bit on the love. There is the commandment of
" impressed by the featured singer, nodded in the direction of, the tardy side, aren't you: love. It summarizes our duty: "That _ q
Share Lynn. They are surprised to third room, raising a quiizical. eye "I'll say. The wedding is next ye love one another." He laid down
note 'that she has a compaton at a q
.table. He is Curt valiaiacourt at McCale's formal attire: bicCale week, so I'rrl running around 'in His life for us that we- might have
Mrs. Karen Bigelow enters the club, threw him a hard, deliberate scowl, '-circles—but fast. What can you tell life eternally. Tbe,e is the obedi- �
and walks majestically
ncourn to the table I�OO� Health
- webers Vall and Share Lynn and made for the door. Just inside me about him." ence of love, for our hearts tell us «
are s earnest conversation. Karen it• a young, irascible, nervous -look- " Very little, I'm afraid. He hits we ought to do the things which w
taxes something .tram her handbag He commands us to do. There Is - 4
- - •and hands it to valtaincourt, then ing man sat alone at a table, play- the high spots, does a lot: of gam- and Lots of Pep
turns and goes. McCale and Ann the friendship of love since we have '4
notice Stephen Bigelow at another ing solitaire. He did not --leek up bling, plays around fast. and loose. Dr. Chases Kidney -Liver Pills #
table. He teems to be trying to as McCale sat down facing him. Spends lots of dough." is Cr than the "friend that a is t e ,have a long record of dependability =
drown his sorrows. „: closer than a brother." There is the as a regulator of Jiver and kidne
;t}le' ��.r '' 4'e. �' "1}'l��•� 1�=° Set Lr
knowledge of love since tie has and bowels.v
`
CHAPTER VIII "Hi- sleuth," isle said in a rasping "Search me." They wield amuse these o -
made known to us all that He heard y qq �' , rgaaa «
voice. "Where have you been —all "Oh, come nowl' to healthful aetivlt then N
from the Father. These is the faith- - y��n p-
`I can't let you go in. Eesides, dressed up ?" "Well, rumor has it that it comes vatiteaad help to estion. +i
' he's not there, Sybil. He rea'ly isn't "Out to dither. "' " fulness of love,,fos our Best Friend Clean out the pine wi Dr. r
there. from the Bigelows mostly., has chosen and appointed as to •Pero • +
! *Well, Drell. Times have "I 0gt3bt that" bear the good fruit that will abide. �$Be'a Kidney -Ever 11s and re- N
"Haw do - ou.know ?" than ed.'' lan gvur pep sad happeee. - N
"I Cooke g Tabs shrugged. "Some other old Finalfy;•thert is -the reward of�love; 8aeta L z - -
" e here ;o see hint -�" "Isn't it the truth! But you see, gal, then." _ for as we fulfil our compact of
"Yes, yes — but he isn't here. I haven't forgotten the old -days. I "What about his antectdents?" friendship with Christ, we are as- a r, «
Come home with me, Sybil." come straight from the slap of lux- "Don't know. Springs from Chi- sured of the blessings we ask of the , ,
ury to visit my old pals. 4 Father in His name. y
The, grotesque Sybil hesitated a * * " sago, I'm told. N
moment, her bright . feverish' eyes "'How did he et aboard the ISSUE 11 -1947 ago
a
• ' "I'm all agog.. `v'o kidding. Duke g ,.
searching Karen's face. Then she r
pushed her forcefully aside with I'm glad' to see you. However, Mayflower —that ia� how did he
you've probably got an axe to burrow, his way inte -the bosom of «
- : GIRIS! WIMP 1 TV THIS If �'OUPH ,1
crushing arrogance. the Bigelow family ?" r "Lei -=me by;" she said, her voice grind. _ . rising- hysterically. "As usual I'm after information.t` now,.Iet s see. First brae a There was a limousine at the "So—`" .I remember him around the `_ " M, �!ATIRED Obi'
curb. Karen walked to it, moving About a great big, husky, hand- White Way, he had Victoria Bige-
hke a sleepwalker, She got into it some young man named tillain- low in tow. Vicky seemed to have 4
:Ott 'CERTAIN DAYS' Ve ble Compound to relieve !
without a backward glance. It eovrt.�' the upper band there for a while. � Thiesnemedicina
rolled away into the dark. Jeri ^ate gave a low whistle Then titers were . whispers —vest' O: The Mttstthl is my for this purpose! - 4
"Well, well." McCale spoke as and fixed McCale with a baleful soft —but whispers, my friend, that -Do female functional monthly For over 7l? yeah thouasnda of M
they settled back into their taxi, "I glance. Mrs. Stephen Bigelow, teas inter- disturbances make you feel ner- �rL and women lfnve reported «
am more than ever convinced that "So they've Balled in the Ogpv ?" sited —in a purely platonic way, we sus+ etY, � -aaky. so tiled and bene/L Just see if you too, don't _ , «
there is a nigger in, the Bigelow "Who ?" hope." _ 8dg out —nt anal times? sepord eseellent sesu�ts! Wos•tr6
woodpile." :'The Bigelows. Who else? Flaw "The beauteous ' Karen.° -Then do try Y� E. Pmkham's ing'
• . + - much you soaking them ?" "If you like that type — pardon `r���, 0 1 VEGETABLE
-
LookihS ba4k" on it later, what "Nosy, ate here, Jerry. I haven't me." w • COMPOUNp -
happened was very mach like a said —" (To Be Continued)
time bomb — something. explosive
and hidden, but ticking away, set
. to go off at a given moment It was still quite early. Another
..night, they might have gonc on to -
- = one or another of the nightclubs, -- _ - _.
but McCale was in no mood for it. • UPON
He knew Ann's evening was prob-
ably spoiled, .though she said noth-
ing. He reached for her hand, ex-
petting more of her incurable -tip- = ,
panty, but she, too, seemed sunk -
in a thoughtful. depression. When
_J.....
they drew up before the apartment
?rouse where she lived. she kissed _
?rim lightly •before they got out,
".invade no remark when he told the
driver to Wait. As he fitted her key
into the � reside door, fitted
spoke. "3'ERE'S your chance to get acquainted with this different
"Drink " breakfast cereal that's as Egad for you as it is good -to eat. -
«, o •, This coupon saves pots Se an a package. Good news Ifor better
"What are cow up to'? R'here breakfasts) -_ ..:• �
lees
you -going. . Post's Bran Flakes provide rots�hage you need to help iecp
"I'm going to the Print Club to food wastes moving promptly ...help you keep fit and oa your
,see Jerry Tate." toes. And that "come- again" flavor — malty, nut4weet, di$enent
"Oh, all right. Go ahead, l know t
—keeps folks coming back. morning after morning for another
what you're like when you smell bowlful of these delicious bran flakes. '
blood, you hound." She searched T , ,
his face quickly, "Does it look that J
ha,', nuf•r? I secni to have been coupon offer while it lash
'feeling it' myself all evening, I
though I've tried to tell myself it ,, ��, ��:� .. • - • ; ...:,t_ � s - , - ..
ti
vas my proximity to you and one , 1'
.,of -Your fabulous hunches:' rt.
e nodded slowly. "Yeah. Some- :.,.� *' r • , N ■ 1'
�O tom, ix 0� —
i an "- g -Is me there is something ■ells Coupon „
very dirty afoot. it's only breaking
t.
;•. out in little places here and there. WORTH f iV� -CENTS. ; =
but there's bound to be an explo-
Sion of some kind in the _offing. ; _ _ ',;,'::4: Your grocer will allow you 3¢ for this coupon on the
I'm short on information, baby, ,' wk •: :,: g purchase of a package of Pest's Bran Flakes, if used
and a little late 'on the scene, 1�'I>at " ■ „
`:,:,.• ■ before'Morch 31st. ■ i
.1 do,' I've got to do quickly."
Well go ahead.'' K `°s` :'` . - :.■ �
PRESENT R AT YOUR GROWS TOMORROW ■'
s She laughers, dismissing hint•with ��* �{ - ■
1 —a return to her old facetiousness. _ •.;•v :� : %0 fire,iifOCert This coupon, b4#riA� j�Otir signs-
Ht chuckled to himself as he got `� =- lute, will redeem ,far, IC caph by your
:•ay.''
:•::• y::s: s:
fR - .
-back into thr-cab, giving the ad- - ' �: ;'. —f>r I _.:.__:, •..:._- -.__i■ General Foods salesman'. '&* 3fy G�etieral Foods,
� ;' : pool `• �/ Limited, Federal Bldg., Torbleft fll! tale& ■
dress -of the Print Club. ti- . c`�*; �; s d
The Print Club was on the third ' -• *4' ,•�k:::. ■ e • e
',:floor of the narrow edifies at tits ` ■ "For this coupon I allowed Sc to a customer n
end of the alley. nuke opened the Oa`t -- ■. who purchased d package o/ Post's $ears Fiak�t." ,
A
door and went tip the winrling iron �;;.,� ; : i :■ -
stairs.to the hare. are. unrlect>rated AhedvetefoseaelFeeds ■ ' ;" r '
•� • :■ hoe;,.$
• 'room, wlaich wcre furnished with :. ■ .....:..»:....::...:. ..:...::..:..».. ».............. 1......,.......... ■
square wooden tables. and cfia:rs a =� - ■ '} areesr ■ -
_ _ _ .. ■■RM■f■ ■a■ ■ ■■n=wowmo•■■■■oom4
Of t]tc Iatchcn vanety. .. ... - - • -- - -' r ■ /� - '
axiles east of MiRliken, property oboe -4LIassitied Advt'ps of A. K. Wood. Terms cash. Sale at
"A&L 114tm 22.00 noon. No reserve, as farm has Upumnation Storni Do*" &AS
Clusif4d
—
�..20 •or(6 or less, 2U—if charged, been sold. Sellers and Atkinson, sue- storms Flesh Kale to Order
Over •O words, Le. per word tioneers. Asphalt Shingles
Saturday, March 16—farm. Stock, Ron Roofings
Fri SALE -- close spiinger, Reg. i-n-plemen-s, John Deere Tractor mod- Asphalt Sidinxi
Ayrshire caw, due March 17, 2nd el D, on"rubber, Geo. White Thresh- Wall Soordo etc
on rubber, in
IC40f. De- horned. Reasonable. Alan ing Machine 28-46 9"
thrower, straw cutter, clover reclean- N. M. C=ordon
lAshman, R. R. 1, Pickering.
VOR Lnelde door, new; 3 er Complete including large number
.,*a* 35 x34, Clam" some % roundd 'ne- John Deere implements, Guern- Maple Leaf Fore name flooring, and inside trim, all sey cattle, horses, pigs, poultry, at
1: L4n 28, Con. 7, Pickering, property
new; book case; washstand, new. E. Sale
of Fred E. Byer, Atha Station. , 1, Co.
Plickerip& .: Insurance
at 12.00 sharp. Altona Women's Ins. Write or Phone
MARCH CHICKS NECESSARY
to provide lunch. No reserve. Fa'rm
Cheap Rat" for Farm and Country
to produce eggs when most needed. sold. A. S. Farmer, auctioneer, Gorm
HILLSIDE CHICKS ley, phone Siouffville, 7312. L. Tur- undinss
Windntormi Insurance ors Buildings,
broods, cross- _.z, clerk available in variety w k.
if ordered now- Mar 6_18
Wkwinins, silos etc.
STARTED CHICKS IMMEDIATE Automobile Inevrance of Ali Kinds
DELIVERY, Friday, March 21 farm stock,
Canada Approved, bredere puUortun imp-
Canada im 'an & Rowe"
lements, ht D. Model H. Tractor on Bo w
7.. tested, 100 percent live delivery rubber and tractor .equipment; York.
.•.gu&ZZnteed. Save time corresponding shire hogs, Holstein cattle, hay and ?
Contact agent— grain; ftmiture, at Lot 9, Con. 6,
CARRY MILKS, PICKERING
Pickering, of Lloyd Pegg. FUNERAL VIRIETOR
R. O. PL SIRED' Terms cash. No reserve as farm sold. ..private hwbuinace
BABY CHICKS John Scott,, clerk. Sale .at 1 1). M.
Phone — Maxichman 90W
R, 0. P. sired, single comb White A. S. Farmer, auctioneer.
Leshorns..Large Ragged Type. Care- Mar .6-23 Markham' I
fully bred for. high production and
7-.__HV*biuty Plant operated under Dom
R. O. P. and. HatdNery Approwad
Policy. Breeders sale" by Govern"
assent Inspector. Double tested for
P1. W. G<*DERH"
Ccn*=W R08dj North
-LdL
Sear. 2209 Highland Creek,
March 14
Fuller Rrish
Fuller Brush Products cannot be pur-
Owed in Wares-handled only by *0
rOft Brush Man for Marid0m, 1ft
bridge, Pickering and
Scott Town-
ships. If I should min you, kb&Y
phone 6602 Stouffvills. write to vie_
Pennanen, 3Lou3EvilZe, or Ball at the
house on Main St. East, near at.
' w. 21
Your isest Varket Is All
Pickering Farms
for
EGGS - -� ��
and
4101
This successful Kent Cow*y forww has good rich soil for
F O W ` Isis sayboon crop, due to his crop rotaft pkwL 301/
boom ~ add some W"on to Ow mg. warts wall
Your eggs am candled within 44 in amp raftoom such as sugar beets, onus oa%
!Solana ftm time of arrival, vNich or C01% w%oat OW ckwar.
gives yon a batter wade, Md .1boes why each year mom and nwe Owderlo famms
consequently lZore 01004Y. 01not wy6oans. &0 Me Canadian crop asust be h a sessel
ssaW Wises to most Canadian reoirAromma. Viickxy
For your Canveuieucs, we an M& huge now pkxo needs over 3,000;000 bwsbeis a
open from S. a. M, to 6 p. m. .vow. So *we'* a-ready market for an you can VOWI
doily, incl6ding'Saturdays.
7 Pickering Farms
imited
,GROWING . S001401
Whitby 3'36 — Night or Day
:7 WHITBY, ONTARIO
Saybec'ns "heiv e • 'a long planting' pporiad
and are EASY TO GROW, using standard
Methods of cultivation and standard form
7
. 7 i*quip!nent.
POULTRY
A profitable CASH CROP. There's a randy
ma rket for aN ybij can prow.
Equipment
A recd.-SOIL.BUILDER, improving( soil tikh
%W14j W41.3.01M aybeans Ali
For Sale into any "crop- rotation" planning.
a HARDY coor
Saybobyps are ssistant t*
We have a'surplus of 12 Electric drovgl*, light frosts, and heavy rains
brooders and all the equipment
during growing season:
that goes with th-am, inclu dI re a
06 Growing soybeans Is BENEFICIAL in ift
complete set of Feed Troughs, loosening effect on fight, heavy4extUrOd
from Boy Chicks to Full Grown
Birds. Glass vmrei fountains for
baby chicks•-automatic water
40.
supply for larger birds.
In fact; - 12 complete units - all
thoroughly sterilized with live L I M
steam - ready to us% r at prices
-
considerably below tke cost of yofat' 285 PLEAT S T A ENT NAST
A&
new eguipment.
T 0 It ONTO .CAN A 0 A
PICHFJRING 'FARMS LIMITED-
Phone x"s 00 e.
VICTORY MILLS Limited
S�JX REGISTli-S, -205 FUIT STRICT ffAST"YORONTO, CANADA
Without cost or obligation Ic me —please
k,
-lPrld&y, 34mvix 14- auction sale of send your new book 14it—" FAu?AAiMG WITH
ftm stock,. 90 band of Reg. Holstein SOYBEANS".
and high frade. Dairy Cattle, Brood 'NAME. . 09
saws, Imp enwaU6 Tractor, M111cla
Seed grsh4 EnglaIrs, 1AIDDRESS .......
Machine Hay,
0
D
.de., ca Lot 2, Cos. 7, Markham. Aak ywr Avic-Atural Representative or
Local Grain &jY*r ab*ut SOYBEANS. 7-
7
PICKER ING
..JEWELLFay
Novelties
All work fully, sisam-iteed
co"'y eFr
STANLEY
iii
Theatre
_St0UffVfflr.
Saturday Meta" at 2 P. ML
Doors Open Eaab NfighPAPI AA
-FRIDAY — SATIMBAT
-MARCH 14 and 1-5
Smoky
Fred XzcVarray and Anne Basta
MONDAY — TU SDAY
MARCH 17 and 18
M. BeAucaire
WEDNESDAY — TH URISDAT
XARCH 19 and 20
• ft maple, Vat Ach dip Cockeyed M iracle
skT4 we can furnish
ineworials that Will Prank Morgazi X*eAAR WINAS
plea" from 6.817 Universal mows
standpoint. In dignity
of Appearance our Work
will -stand out through —Beftit a" Sol &-
the Ages.
"No -Greater Tribute Used 'Clothing I sberilts4 skm
- i ad mid pressed 11k; now- Carry 4
N. W. STAFFORD lam stock of bigb class rift
"No and pots. Also a soar
Highway Memorial
•. 4 stock of now kafter cosh Works
Ph_ w "reakers, and sontle hm"
M 462 Whitby, OuL
top At. wee y ressiambb piew CW
and be iosnI L
21 saw abaft WOOL @do all
WA?4 i ni).
Farr's FJe*a'tor
DIIIAD ■01111C■III AM CATM
Phone nW ."'Am NJ ]per ft" Phom
MWAM .. — .. 3
WESTERIV GRADC and KA" sees 11 PICKMINIG.. $632
LEAF PREPA.1991D FENDS PIC '. "V 11
1324DOZZ" 5
COONT, ASPHALT SHMILES CIjk2=Wr 9 jg j
ROIJ SIDn" AGINCIOUTIFT 0
We Pay The Phase Chars"
ROYAL 72MIRKAL OM REA77U
%
VArd Coal — Seed Corn — Clam GORDON YOUNG LTD
- Toronto Phone: Ad. 714- Swale of customers od slung NO
"M bags--bags an scarce.
orders for chop or grain. bring your z-
-MclAllen's
Claremont, Ont. SERVICE STATION
IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS
Tire Repairs - Grease and 02
�_�MENT Batteries for Sale' - Charging
Tires For Salt
-PHONS: P),CKRAING 1 103
CZLJAAM - FOUNDATIONS ImP. PM K ERI NG -
WrABLE-W o
A%1rrEtING IN CEMENT WORK Ty
DIX111G.01111tenwood
* * ChoppEXnDS g a n� d M
i
Greenwood, MASTR FM
RAN IM=
PIONS In= v It 21 AD Western Grains
Open For Ch*Rpmg Daft
Pleks"ft 7 R U
Quality Drugs Pbs'n's
A. J. WRDIM and SON
Accurate DIfipensing
Ressemas Nfm. McEACHNII
Reliable Photo Flubwas
Complete Comnotis Line D111AIM:
FUNU r MR
STORE HOURS IOL IDAIJ
.'West Days- 8-30A. IL-91P P. IL Prsnp •s�anss norwise
Sunday'- 12.80 P. M. - 6 P. UL Day or Flight
-Je R• %yesp 'hone Pick. 13
Phm.' B. Pickering, 'Ontari
THE REXALL STORE
-PHONE PICT fir e
Gray's birthday. Coneratulatioss. _ made public. him proved futile. Our sympathy , ..
for 8.00 P. m. and it is hoped there Rev. A. J. and Mrs, Heal braved iEPUtA as well as lists of playa ao out to the bereaved is
Will be a good tntnout. �n8 to the bad condition of the i everyone is busy getting started ''� Pin
: roads, the canvass for the Red Crass the elements last Tuesday evening and baby sister, Patsy. Mrs Attte-
'R*ho Is Comy4ln6ss !!boat and went b snow -shoe to the home with high hopes of winning the cov-
. has been postponed till a rater date. Y g jaar"s (nee Julia Wilson) friends -
;!1!!�C De1�erY. On March 15, the Women's Instit- of Dar, Fngene Forsythe, Green Riv- �� tTOphy were shocked to hear of Allan's
I- our issue of Feb. 14, there ap- ute are holdirq a St. Patrick's Dance .er to conduct Cottage Prayer Meet- Speaking of plays, the W. A. are death.
ara>tiraph at the top of in the To`' n Hall. Jack Remoter and ing• The evening,was a perfect one I still srry ►ling against odds'to keep lyD and Mrs. John Grahar» via- `a
' a P his Columbian will provide the %6onlight encrusted the snow 'wash � rehearsals going. it is hoped the lied Mr. and Mrs. Shea, of Manilla.
the Claremont column in which it p gleaming jewells. and the mad home ; •eeatherman will be kind in future on Sunday, -aund attended the funer-
wvas mentioned that the blizzard of mum. toss a radiant pathway. ( and set- us really get to work and
that week -end had tied up traffic on
Mr. Robert Miller Was with his y r°d�ce "The Strike °f the Ladies'
Several of the school children' weist P Fred• Wi son spent a couple of
DI[n. ^.dap, so that cars could not get people for rife weak -end. ± Aid" this Spring.
u the Brock Road. We also ment-
The W M. S. will •meet at the to the little red school house as us- i p g• days with his brother ot:'•the 7th, ,•,::t,
'Mr. Barnes is working the choir
P home of Airs. Disnson'Ellicett, on usl, even if the made were blocked. i g The. snow plow boys made a good
IoTwd there were no btuwd or miik y They ju:at proved that 'it could be hard to prepare lit., proxram for the job of our h: hwa If we could on
trucks on dell
�•ery test day, Appar- Thurada afternoon, March 20 at j g y y
2.30. Writ, Hugh Miller, with Gm done -if you waisted to do it. i 10th of April, with the assistance of get our driveways plowed out? Why
ently a milk driver from the local ° Miss Ma Herbert and her brat- ( the Lions' 41ee Cl,ib and Quartet can't we hire ••s•.nuething?
dairy read it backwards and believed B„ Tat charge. of the meeting. Roll ry I which M�•. Barnes is also leading
t'Att••�.! -Verse with "Abide" it ** her, DSc. F*a:i1.-ie Herbert were the � g
"" • "'° `�.. Hostpases: Mrs. MI Ellicott, Mrs. H. weekend ytnests of Mr. and Mrs. during the illness of Mr. Hubbard. - - BIRTHS �
the cireurnstaae•es, the miik men and t' Charles Hann, of Toronto, - - — - - -- '
the bread men 'should be awarded Gray, Mrs. R. Ellicott. WINK. --Xr. and Mrs. Winn are
anetbsle for the services then have - Congratulations to the newlyweds, Rev: finest and Mrs. Heal and uses -
mere thia win- Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell Sheppard. daughter, of Toronto, -were recent ..: Dunbarton happy to anrcunce the birth of 1a
rendered' their custe visitors here at the home of Rev. daughter, born on Wednesday, Feb -
The Euchre under the aursp'cea of ens► 2B • 1947, at the Picks '
ter. With ties exeeptian of a day or ' A. J. and Mre. ideal, ry >
Ao, mht>~s it was impossible for any - the W. I. was not .cry largely .sit- M:3•e. Jaanes Blenkin returned home
thin but an areoplane . to get to ended, 441 enjoyed a firm evening.- Mr. Fred Major has been on jury oby plane this week' after spending ,Pursing Home:
S dot at Whitby. _.- - _r+
a Winners - Ladies 1st - Mks. T. G. Y y " the past four months with her dam-
iver Irm e bread and miik d .1- Mr, Austin Metcalfe re oes that Rev.-B.,-A. nststsGnY' F. Hnbbert
ivory h'as cx►rtue throurch• Once •again . Norton, 2hd Mrs. W. Gray; Gent's P ghter Mrs. Pegler and are ha :
--this �as;a no complaint, but rather 1st - (Mrs•) Sheppard and 2nd, Mr. he h:d a fine trip up -to Kitchener �Plegler, in -Halifax, N. S:, happy to the birth off
P last Sunday night, just before mot- Mills. James Poston has returned =�°n, born on Monday. March 3,
attempting to describe how terrible W may her nature began to sill in all the 1947, -at' the Pickering Nursing :
was the Weather. The birthday party spdnsored by home after spending the winter "with Home.
�t.as :. -. ' •' the Adult Bible Class was quite a roads with snow. her daughter in Toronto, ;
] Y b7 Y sung and Fveryone is' wishing Mr. 'Ivan gat+• ,. :
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Coates and Mr " � nucros and enjoyed ° Borth `a Qwift recovery. Fir suffered 1�� d 'Ilhankis °AUNDERS- •-•Mr. and Mri. J. IL
r "FIarold Coates, of Toronto, spelt the . old. There were 12 tables decorated Saunders are happy to announce the
weeek -end with Mrs. John Coates. to represent each month of the year, ' �' broken jaw while plavir.g A�ckey, Adam Fairbairn and famitr wish t p
�qss Betty Pretty and girl friend The Women's Missionary Society
Mr. O rtAr Udell was a recent Pis- to express their sincere thanks and M' °i a son, born on. 8atttrday,
tut the waek -end 'here. will meet at the borne of Mra. Man- stor 'n Buffalo. Nursing 8, Koine.
at the PickeruaR
appreciation to their many kind Nursin gone.
`Pe Miss Blanche Hamlin stayed in 'friends and neighbors for their kind g
Quite a nwraber from here attend- son Ellicott on Tlvrsday afternoon, Toronto for the week-end. fe ,. Ll mehtnsehemmmh
ed the gum" I" M + �, vii Ifs,• "y , - esnrelsiona. of avntnathv and be
- tight, supporting *-he local team in "A verse from the Bible containih; Mr. DeLirue �vss at his home here i.Pul floral offr :rinl*s, especially. the CARD OF THANKS
recently, pall- bearers and Pwv, Holley fir his
the play -off series with Cher'rytvood. the word - Maker". Program -The - .. .
Mr, Wilmot Hill moved, into the Church in India - eenductad by Mrs. *- connoting words during their roc- Mrs. Wm. C "HallOfP ",niches to
Walford residence '.ast week• _ - .H>j Shand CTee"Z ens -bereavement. thank her navy kind neighbors sad _
Some of the roads were still "Plug- — friends for the beautiful flowers,
" With snow on Monday, sold the (by Mrs. Gec. Hull)' l►l. -n. R. P. Bonin Add>,eaees Biome g and cards that were sent h
,god �Vhitevale And School AseoeLation. Duabartan a•
rural mall !Den are finding it hard to _. The Adult Bible Class,. better her �nT ter recent illness, aa�
through, but still ranking their. _ after a successful operation at ft
ties 1<1bs+eh 41 1914) known as the Fellowship Class of the Regardless of bad roads, a >SiIY Michael's Hosptbt.
(._ U. F. Bowling Puck rake, mounted on '27 car Nrith ta-'n a apart bottle of the milk _
'
• _ ,�, ». _
_ (Oakland), g� shape; M. H. b :nder From his herd --it appeared to be y
y '
Team •
Alley -cats f
Toppers '7 $ 11 tractor cultivator; Cockshutt walk- his intention of presenting this
Commencement 'I'durada 4
4 ing plow, No. 17, near new; Rubber - quart of Jersey (unpasteurized) milk i
its•
Friday Nights a
-a.Ys
wagon. Steel -tired wagon; 2 to Rotarian (IL O. H.) Dr. Tomlin-
�,
The Claremont Continuation T
The Alley -cats and Toppers did it S
Sets bench sleighs; Cutter, 1 -Horse son, with whom the speaker at ev- �� �
�A
are holding their .annual Com :'. •
••a n: Last Friday saw them capture s
sleigh; Reter Hamilton cultivator, ery opportgnity manages to get into
ment on Thursday and Frid - " `
`',3 po':its each at the expense of the c
complete with seed boxes; Horse a discussion with the M. O. H., on
Chia week. The praaram is m '
' ' tWidgets and Hayseeds. ' r
rake; 2 1 -2 horse gas eng'ue, near tl:e merits of "pasteurization ". The '
of songs, dances and two 2 -acl J
John Power took tha Men's High n
new; 2 -H6rse gas engine with pump Doc. said he was going to drink this
untied, "Wildcat Willie Gets t
tingle with a 211, while Florence j
jack;3 -Drum steal roller. Set of bar- milk "if it kille4 him ", f
,Fever" and "The Laugh in the P
Puckrin walked off with the ladies r
rows, 4 -sec.; Set harrows, 3 -sec.; 1 1 Bernard Braden, outstanding char- �, ����-
Diplomas will also be presentee b
b'•,h honors (second time in a row) P
Potato plow, complete; Tractor dou- aster- player of CBC will be speaker
lowing the program, there ss w
with a score of 204. b
ble disc, 6 -ft.; Scuffler; Set of 2 -sec. at the Whitby- Pickering dinner on ,
dancing to Wilson's Orchestr : T
The absence of Doug. Bryant and s
spring tooth harrows; M. H. seed Monday evening next in the base-, t
�
Join.i Bentley was undoubtedly felt d
drill, 11 disc. Hay rack; Turnpike h,ent of the United Church here.
Cos -John tou b
by the Wid : - -ets, who could only mus- s
shovel; Hay car, Rope, Pulleys and Peter Kaiser, baritone winner in the �d-Street, East.,
A - wedding of interest took t
ter Pour of their regular players. S
Slings. recent Kiwania Festival will s`na on
on Saturday afternoon, March, C
C'mon youse guys,!!'• P
PLANK a.•d DRESSED LUMBER the same program. ,
,
.the home of Mr. and Mks: j N
Nu•sber of Elm and Maple logs,
Johnson Claremont when C
CARD OF THANKS p
Cedar posts, Elm planks, new; Ash "People of England Not Complaining
.youngest daughter, Miss Mabel' C
• A
planks, new:' Quantity of dressed ..
ine, became the bride of hlr.. !
-;� We would dike to -take this oppor- N
!Maple Flooring; Finishing lumbep; States Miss Isobel Shenwen, • Just
- Hugh Cox, of Newmarket. Thee t
tunity of. thanking the Pickering t
tity of lumber,
Kennedy in the presence of the �
".who assisted in extinguishing the W
•
' fly, and immediate relatives s f
fire is the Dairy on Sunday last. w
with apes; Brooder stove, 250 cay.. -• Iciation on Wednesday
dumber of friends. The bride, l C
M Holley favoured "
in marriage by her father stow -
- - P
Power emery, stone and frame; visit with her parents in North Cum- ''may lovely selections on
heath ahe arch of white bells. :
:.. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE S
Stone boat; Speight wagon box; 1 berland, England. "I'm really glad � then our' President
satreamers. F
FARM STOCK, HIGH GRADE ' I
Cream .separator; Wheelbarrow'; Set the speaker Mrs. Boris,
She was dressed in a floor -le D
DAIRY CATTLE NEW TRACTOR t
s11. Mrs. Bonis act forth
1000 lb. scales. Fanninx mill; Three the brews. "We have no idea what
saown of white corded silk wi T
Threshing Machine, Implements m
matal bushel boxes; Woo:ien bushel thoughts on "The'
it is like over there" she adds. �
sweetheart neckline, finger -tip- S
Straw and Furniture b
��� sad Children is "
"
-" and halo of simWated pearls -
-the p,operty of i k
kets; Strawberry boxes; 3 Crosscut ioned to-1 egg, 2 oz. bacon, 2 ozs. A dialogue with four of ,
,•
Wohe silver slippers. as carob :
:'T. HARRIS LITTLE Paws; 3 Gas drums; Drive belt, 100 -
:
Mange bouquet of white carnet I
Iot 12, . -in. 4 .i_araor,,, • nun ani a ( fee new, 2 Picnic tables; Hinman re. Edwards and Edna
>~ corned beef, 1 oz. shortening and c;te R
R
lilies sad sweet peas. •
• ` #tali northeast Qf Brown's, Corners 1 m
milker, good, milk pals and strainers i
t
_The bridesmaid, Mass Dorothy- . S
SATURDAY, r1ARCH .
Block and tackle with 201) feet half b
ton was dressed in a !toot lei ,
%arz r
-�
Saw n of blue silk crepe, yellow St. �
�, HORSES n
numerous other articles. period for all clothing and horse - - - - - - -- "ir s
and slippers, halo of blue forget' G
Gray horse aged, Bay horse, 15 yrs., f
f FEED a lively discussion on '
'
note with hanging lue veil '
'Gray horse, 11 rs, 2 Be ,ens {
{ f
-nthi I
carried a bouquet of yellow roses w
well matched. g
ge. II p
or other clothes for sin months. �
'
brue forget-me- note. C
CAT'T'LE FURNITTYR 9
� tits fhildreu3 —�'�` '
9.
Cos, cousin of the groom. During A
Ayrshire cow, fresh, ca'f b side; h chair; Number chairs; DinirT -" t
the children in work.
;
ssgn*g of the register, Mrs: Js H
Holstein cow, milking, bred Dec. 4. room extension table. 5 board, Two f
f y
;
yon sang "
Holstein cow, fresh calf by side; c
couch, Sideboard, Secretary, Glass G
the people never complain, she said, ace should each c
i
arLied by Mrs. DdiseFadyen, sister H
Holstein. cow, milking, bred Jan: 3,; t
top cupboard, Paper rack; Baking t
child i
'
the bride A reception followed H
Holstein cow, milking, bred Nov. 28; t
table; Kitchen table; Fall leaf table; I
than ours. People make their clothes was brought
m
dainty !teach was served w
Ayrshire cow, milking; Ayrshire cow D
Dresser; Hand wa-shi machine; u
�'•
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the usual tea were proposed• d
due time of sale; Ayrshire cow, Wash tub; Boiler and washboard; ' °
- ;baypy couple left later amid show m
milking: Ayrshire cow, fresh Jan: I Pots, Pans and Kitchen Utensils; b
of confetti and best wishes to 9P 4
4; Ayrshire cow, fresh, calf by side; C
Clock, Spool bed; Piano; Oak side- Aquitania, and was glad to see this .ell A
a honeymoon at Niagara Falb, I
Ilo'stein sow, fresh, calf by side ;' b
beard, large size mirror; Six walnut
•bride travelling in a dress of fll h
holstein cow, milking, bred Oct. 5; d
dining room chairs; Empire upright Ellliioltt C
coed silk jersey with brmn sere A
Ayrshir_ cow, milkin„ fresh Jan. w
wood stove, good :seater; Floor •lamp. return trip of this ship. Allen Altelsar, of Mar!-
osiea, On their return they will _ -
-14; Ayrshire cow, milking, bred Oct. •
• • ' Family! At Home For Mother's - -. 1p. Oakwood, Ont., wens -
- -- --
-'joide•,:n Toronto. 2
26; Holstein cow, milking; Brindle T
Terms trash Sale : t 12.00 Noon Birthday Party - t. Wilson, Mir. M_ Dra-
" -. h
heifer, bred Nov. 28; Holstein heifer N
No reserve Farm sold • * + «. s„ Duncan, Mss. F. Me-
;1'iew School B
3 mos, old; Avrahire heifer, 7 wks. S
SELLERS and ATKINSON, aucts: -
Following the recent resignall o
old; Ayrshire bull, 2 yrs. old, Reg. P
Phone: Agin. 201w2 or Stouff. 290 M
of Dar, Wm. J. Doherty, chairman `
`s _ HARNESS _
__ ! c
the local school board, a meetings S
Set 'team harness; Number collars; d
day l p
held on Saturday last is sled S
Some odd bits harness R
ter K s
member. A
24 in. New Favorite Threshing Mach- F
Frank used a "classification" talk Mr, and Mrs. Geh, of Toronto, Mr. Jillen died accidentally
tWouggh and Sydney J. Darning d
new in 1942; with shredder, el- -
- '
. resigned. A meeting is called for tl e
evator and clover re- cleaner. a
young m
sleet a aenv baud. If You ors tat, '
'42; .Case Hammer Mill, sew; I. H. c
cattle, a herd that today enjoys a Bring. G
ested (and you should be) in y° °
° C Ensilage Cutter, I2in, good; M. c
out some of the .facts and features � Mrs. Bromwich (Gladys), of New : -left the house to play 'In a
.
selsool board. You will attend t
Hay Loader, sear sew, i o
a few minutes his
' oo g t along o r k
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..lneeting• o
I to see him and eoaM '
Public Mh dbtg on lie• Risk g� -
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�r si hoar and s half
W131 be Meta -
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tue Cosamsmity hall Aare on '!lass -
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March 2
(among t
= r
-' in t'lnic here. The eneetizsg b aslleed i
the Presbytery. The rulas have been
O
ICE OF THE PRESS Britain Claims Germans Surrender �) Communist Is New
Forbidden Firearms Type of Profiteer
Falkland Islands = - - - -- - -- - - Now to Pay a Mortgage Tit For Tat Germans in' the �11 nited States oc- Webster's dictionary defines a
A great deal of hokum is writ- Twisting the lion's tail was long The governments of Argentina cupation zone turned in 9,270 fire- profiteer: •'Qne who makes what
ten and spoken about taxes and an American pastime. Americans and Chile are reported preparing arms and more than'- ,,
' 2,Oft�rounds is considered an unreasonable pro-
debt, d only work and saving cannot logically object if son* of ammunition, nearly enough to fit, as by taking advantage of a
British members of Parliament re- to submit claims to the United
ever was able to pay off the mort- ?rations, for possession of the Falk- equip an infantry division, during public or national need in time of
Rage on the old farm and no easier taliate �y plucking .a few tail fen• land Islands, which Iie some 500 a recent weapons amnesty, an of- wai'
imethod has yet been devised. thers from the eagle. ficial announcement said. It is safe to say that there were
New York Sun. miles off the coast at the extreme
N
—Fort William Times - Journal. tip of South America. The -Falk- The round up of weapons in it -, few or,no profiteers to Canada dur-
lands consist of about 100 islands legal possession of Germans prece- ing the recent war, says the Finan-
- Histor , ical Shock led by two weeks the smashing of cial Post. An efficient industry
Raising the Aunty with an aggregate population of
When those Canadian stamps a widespread ?nazi underground based on peak demand at guaran-
- 'Because her favorite nephew too first arounc: 3,000, miles predominating
fiber up for the first time in an ele- honoring Alexander Graham 9.01 movement in the western zone of teed prices made profits, but these
in the proportion of about four to
start, to R cinder into the United Germany. were kept in check by high tax- -
*ator to a height of 200 feet, a one. One of the larger islands had, Three li ht bomb- throwers and tion and, in the case of war cots-
keretofore loving and- wealthy, States, a lot of Americans are going when the last census was taken, g
aunt has disinherited him. There's to -be amazed to discover there is a male population of 1,300 and only 31 submachine guns were among tracts, by strict accounting.
' au end of trouble in sight for those something that Edison did not in- , three «omen The islands are so the modern weapons turned in. But now with the tear over, and
sio The amnesty runnin from Feb Canadian indust striving to win a
weho persist in raising the ante. vent. scattered that at one time there , g . ry
- — Guelph Jlercury. — Windsor Star. were British and Spanish settlers 1 to Feb. 10, gave Germans an op- wider place in world trade, through
who did not know of each other's portunity, without concern of pun- production of quality goods at low-
We've Forgotten ishment, to ,give up firearms and est cost, a new ,type ' of profiteer
Distinction In Price presence. other weapons .whose possession is has emerged. This is the commun-
Used -car vices in the United Remember • that old popcorn - .
p vendor who poured into each sack Title to the. islands is not very forbidden under rigid penalties. ist agitator who seeks to dominate
States are reported falling from - liberal supply of home -made clear, Dut they have been ad`minis- the ranks of labor. By variodg- .
the grotesque to the merely prepos- tered b Great B itain for at ieast methods he is trying to push, above
terous,
_ btt.t�. — Brandon Sun. Y F .
40 •ears: There are three ways in the bounds of commoa sense and
— Edmonton journal. -- Tower of London sound economics, wage *demands of
No Chance To Win wbiSh. acquisition may be recog-
_ How can you win? They don't niied. First is discovery; secondly and Traitors sate the men' who unwittingly follow
Human Lapses know why a stock market does is occupation, and thirdly. the es- him. The communist knows that if
Accidents are bound to happen what it does even after it does. tablishment of an administration. From the Tower the King ' pro- be can push those demands high
but these can often be prevented — Louisville Courier - Journal. Britain qualifies by all three re- ceeded in ancient days, accom- enough, the Canadian economy will
if the human element is fully pro- quirements. panied by his minstrels, in his re- begin, to crack, and- in those cracks
_ icient. A study of accident records No Swap - splendent barge along the river to he can diive further tiie wedges of
would no doubt • disclose that more Scientist says nsw drug may The Falkland Islands were first Westminster to open Parliament, -communism.
mishaps result from human lapses abolish Dabit of sleeping. We refuse, sighted about 150 years ago by an says The Port of London .Month- At a time when'Canada needs an
- than are caused :by' mechanical de- however, to substitute it for the English explorer, but be did not Ir. By this river came also thos: all -out effort to avoid 1pflation and
fects. baby, land. , Some years later a French who entered Traitor's Gate on their win an economic war, the com-
Sarnia Canadian Observer .— Guelph Mercury expedision did land, and shortly last journey to the scaffold and the munists are the real profiteers.
after there was a Spanish- landing. block. Here it was that Anne Bo-
The French gave up. the islands leyn- and small Jane, "Queen of Cordless Iron
a to Spain, and subsequently Spain -Nine Days," came to be "received" -
transferred then to Britain with,- on the steps by the Constable of
With the cord attached to the
the statue of dependency. The
the Tower, and later, by their heating unit in. the safety base, a
British then established meteoroli- t a1. ,t -,,�,- -,, -,,,,_
-"' - -91cal stations. The location is valu- new cornlets clCCii7c uuu, uu which
® gerous it was to flaunt the Tudor
• _ ••_ - : able strategically, and that was why sovereignty. .Canadian production begins Soon,
the Germans sent out a strop sleet will overcome 'the bugaboos of un-
g Here,- too, -Sir Walter Raleigh, -
i t 1914 to destroy the British wire- even heat and fire hazard. The iron sailor, explorer and poet, landed to
less depot at Port - Stanley.' The in-
languish in prison for manp'a long proper is lifted from the base for
ferior British fleet was sunk, but use, 'while_ a heat regulator in the
the Admiralty quickly assembled a year and be later brought forth to base provides the desirgd temper-
the the ake which cured all dis- ature for various fabrics.
- stronger fleet than the Germans rases.' Small wonder that the exe-
hs d ,out there and destroyed it in- cutioner quailed before the steady .
turn, Faze of the brave old man, and Reconversion
had to be admonished, "Strike,
The trade 'of the inhabitants is .. The__,.rerimarkahle reconversion
man, strike. What dost thou fear'r
almost entirely with Great Britain: feat of United Kingdom aufoma- .
There are some minerals, but the bile industry is underlined by the
chief business, is wool, there being of Scottish shepherds who were announcement , that production is
600,000 sheep on the island. The sent out by the British Govern- already • 9s per cent that of pre -
settlers are nearly all' -descendants inept. war
Alfw
F7 I . In -1946 your Commission added more R: I �
-Rural consumers than is any previous year
of
Hydras history. 6,636 Farm customers
a -+were connected ---an average of over 500 -
"
-.]Farm services each month. At the end of BLOOD
' '1`946 a total of approximately 75,219 '
]Farms were being served with electricity. v
h;r, ' `' ;' -
TRANSFUSIONS
�
For , those Ontario farmers who have
b ' : • applied for Hydro service, your Commis- = E R E E- 'M ALL
stop desires -to draw' attention. to the _ =
- -- wul;tions which now seriously slow up
connections . to new consumers and the > "x
_ building of rural extensions.
'During and since the 'war, it has not
been possible to obtain sufficient, materials
to build all Hydro service equipment to �� Irk .,,n••., i h s
the capacity needed to meet the new and
4;
greater demands. As ,a consequence, the
trickle of material now available is beia
$
a 'ed in the urgent rehabilitation �
:• largely $ ,�":a,
- ' ~' :�� .:,tea � h...+„ �•, .
of existing Hydro lines.
1 :,Wt ile tbo Commission,'continues'to press
-
- strenuously for material and equipment, it _
can complete this year only a small patt of - - -
'
_ lanned. Jaiortut ate] , b 6
• P y - T -
_. o many applications already approved will,
of necessity, remain uncompleted this year.
Present policy of yoxr Commission, with
-which it is believed you will agree, is to '
first bring existing essential services u t0 ;t1 To save the lives of our Canadian fighting• with whole blood and plasma. Any patient in .
$ $ P Imen in action during the war, thousands of need of a transfusion will receive one, free of
- ----adequate capacity, and then serve all appli- _ Canadian civilians gave their blood to the charge. -
i iced Cross. But in peace,, too, Canadians die — Your help is needed to support this and other _
Cants in order of receipt of applications, - when a blood 'transfusion would save them. valuable Red Cross services. The Red Cross
T . giving preference to farm and simllarly :. Whole blood and are. in short supply... needs money ... our money. Money to
in some parts of Canada there are no facilities maintain Outpost Hospitals ... to help correct
essential users over those of other types of ` : at all for an emergency transfusion., the deformities of little crippled children ... -
In order to save the lives of Canadian men, to maintain Red Cross Lodges, where next -of- `.
bervlCe. women and children, the Red Cross is escab- kin of disabled veterans may visit their loved
= " Civilian Blood Transfusion Service. ones ... co bring relief in time of disaster.
lishing a - .
These facts are resented SO that Otl By a system of voluntary blood donations, the All these things the Red Cross does ... won't
..I p y Red Cross will supply every hospital in Canada you help them keep up the good work?
may _make your plans, with a full under- CYiAL Z. MOFLEY, - CAMPAIGN KANAGER . Phonr PICGERI14G -67
_ standing of the delaying conditions beyond
the control of your C'nmtniesinn_
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MARY CHICKS -- -
FUR SALL
LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS
GOOD CHICKS PAY BEST
TARP�ti7LINS
We nod' have a complete stock of all
Read what Mr, Broadhurst of Joliette.
Sturdy brown or khaki Durk Waterproofed
tjghtning Rod Materials on hand and can
Quo., says about our chicks: April 3o,
Coven with it* ropes, all weights. Write
supply Immediate delivery. Why not wilts
1946 - "The 203 chicks received to ■Plea-
for quotations and samples. John Leckie.
• sngulrs about a dealership for your
dIQ, soadition. apt one dead ay¢'pnlY one
TT Wellington St. W.. Toronto.
.6md
territory? Our equipment Is the best on
died since. They ' ars the most vlcorous
bupah. chicks I ever rsoslttwt I bays
WOOD BROTHERS THRESHER Com-
the market and our prices most reason-
- -*his. The B. Phillips Co. Ltd., 200 'Main
of
beatf Iliadline chicks for ov €r .40" years."
.
pany, 7th 4i Halifax, Regina, Sank,
Bt., Toronto.
Order ,pew and see 'the b$a4• Nero an
Limited number of cornplckers for 1947.
'
our pricer.. Barred Rock &fixed, $12.00:
First come first served. Writs us for
• ATTE�1r10N TRAPPERS
Pullets.- ,121.0'0: WbiN IAesherh. Mixed,
thresher*. combines, complekers. repairs.
$12,00; Pullets, $24.00: White Rook Mixed.
_
jidUSKRAT, mink and Beaver trappers.
$15.00. Pullets. 135.00: "Brown Leghorn
TOILETS
Triple your catches with a submarine
Mixed. $14,00; Pullets. $25.00; Hybrids
FOR FARMS. SCHOOLS SUMMER cot-
trap. Tea muskrats to a catch. Simple
Rock -Red Mixed $12.00. Pullets, $21.00:
Pul-
tages and camps. Can be either with or
Ito operate. weighs three pounds. No losses
Hybrid Leghorn -Rock Mixed..11112,00:
without running water. Caustic Sanita.-
` from biting or pulling their feet oft. $4.00
lists. $20.00. You also set tree chicks.
tlon Ltd., 21 Ridley Boulevard. Toronto.
' eacb. Write for catalogue. Submarine
Goddard Chi c k Hatchery, Britannia
meat only at
ket prices. Whale meat displayed
Trap Company, Fort Saskatchewan. Al-
Heights. Out.
TYPEWRITER- Standards and Portables,
bed.
SEND for our special prices on two and
Guaranteed A -1 condition, sacrifice.
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TROURLR III
three week old started cockerels non-
'Write for particulars to 222 McIntYrs
- BUSKNICSS OPPORTCNITIES
sexed. chicks or pullets. We have many
Block, Winnipeg. Manitoba•,
ItHE VILLAGE of Gardenton. Manitoba,
pare breeds and, cross breeds to Choose
156 TEARS Calendar, beginning from 1341
would ", recLate vegetable canning fac-
=p1lars, Secretary,
frpm. 'Tap Notch Chlckeries. Guelph.,Ont.
to 2003. bloat useful to every trade,
tory� apply
Gar of rrrade, Gardenton.
HATCHERY Approved Baby Chicks from
sports, home and family. 35c. Three coples
..$oars
Man.
�d
l;1Qod.t� tad Government- . I+u$ cted
'�'uro.
$1.00, postpaid.. John Ebrenretch. P.O.
p
8t@e3S4,>:e•. iutlafaction sue .
Box 245. Montreal. Que.
OPERA'4'E PROFITABLE home business
Breeds. Barred Rock, White Leghorns A
Czechoslovakia Will move the
SPi unity. WrU& to. ilusack
$y 4 -$edr, HL Bna3'Bsd ,X;3r0&.
HAIRDRESSING
nder Are:,- Winnipeg.
Red x Teight Sussex t4 Leghorn x Barred
LEARN Hairdressing the Rdbertson me-
_ •-• man. i;
•
Rook, ybbrd Mc. heavy pullets 22c. Les-
All high
thud. Information on reaue&t regarding
SAft1Y CHICKS
.. hoax .lsiWA 24c, Cockerels 4c,
production strains. Available now, day old
classes, Robertson's Hairdressing Aced*
and started. Enclose ad and le per chick
my. 13' Avenue Road. Toronto.
'APPROVED Barred Rock cockerels.
deposit, balance C.Q.D. Blenheim Hatch -
HELP WANTED
March. $5.00 per hundred. MacKillican
ery k Poultry Breeding Farm. Blenheim,
built on rich lignite, or brawn coal
$ Pt4aits Farm.; }tonne Creek. Ont.
Ont.
WA \TED- 31tddle -aged housekeeper, good
DAT OLD Cockerels bargains for this)
DYEING AND CLE.I,NING
h4blls for widower. Good ho" on high -
way near City. Apply 39$ Pape Ave., Tor-
week sail next. Barred Rocks, Light !
su@eex s New Hampshire x Barred Rock.
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HAVE -'YOU anything needs dyeing or
onto.
Light Sussex x Barred Rock, Light Sussex
cleaning '•' Write to us for Information. we
De-
MEDiCALL
x New Hampshire,' Black Australorp, New
iiampshfrs 14.95, Assorted Heavies $4.75
are glad to answer Your questions.
partment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited.
DON'T DELATI Every sufferer of Rhea-
'White Leghorn $1.00 per hundred. Two
791 Tongs t4troet, Toronto. Ontario.
matic Pains or Neuritis should try
weeks old add $11.00 ver hundred. Large
-11.00,
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Dixon's Remedy, lrunro'■ Drugstore, 335
Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00.
Must Quality add Specially Selected
Limited, Poultry Dept.. 2054 Danforth
Ave.. Toronto s. (We do custom grading).
add 33.00 Per hundred. Shipped C.O.D.
NEV0 !`i Johnson Gasoline Erurnes•
anywhere. This advertisement must ac-
147.10. Electric L:.bting Plants. $3:.50,
RELIEVES PAIN from Rheumatism or
Company your order to secure these special
Irnmedlate Shipment, Currey Bulmer, Ex-
costs you nothing. Rheum Aspro will re-
prices. Top Notch Chickeries. Guelpb. Out.
linton 3 Bathurst, Toronto.
lafeve y6n from Rheumatism, Sciatica, '
_ -
Neuritis, etc. 11.00 per box. Satisfaction
BEST CHICKS IN 45 YEARS
FARMS FOR SALE :'�
guaranteed. International Drug Products.
: Yea, that Is what all Rainbow Chick
FOR SALE - Improved Ievel Farm. fenced.
• -_2 Birnam Ave., Montreal. 15, Quebec.
buyers are saying when they buy Rainbow
good soil, buildings. water. Write Thos.
3 FAMOUS REMEDIES
Chicks. All brooders are 100 per cent free
Blythe, Fustlier. Sask.. Can.
unexcell "d for 2a years again obtair,able
from pultorum. Order your chtcks .now
100 ACRE Farm, $3500: Large Barn,
by mail
direct from this ad and not be disappoint-
Empen. Granary and House, 5P and
NOX
•. ed. Tom Barron Leghorn@. 112.00 per 100.
Kenyon Alexandria. Alexander De Prato.
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.• Pullets 124.00 Barred Rock Mixed $12.00
42$ Sunayside. Ottawa.
Kidney Flushers selected for backache.
per 100, Pullets 121.00. Whits Rock Mixed
rhe-imatiam, headachy, drowsiness, Post-
ers �t �
' •barn Mixed 314.00 per 100 - Pullets $25 00,
.ae gCrca�. s u+, •. 1
near Nation Raver, 2 large •40•0111rl¢11,
Da
GASTRONOX
,Leghorn -Rock Mixed $11.00 Dar 100. Pul-
room for 65 cow$. 3000 hens. water,
sr'entifie stomach powder -aids Indiges-
Ists $25 00. Red -Roek Hybrid il_ 00 per
electricity throughout, goal buildings. Nay
t. an, gas• sourness. destroy& bacteria.
100. Pullets 321.00. Special prices on cock-
loam, a myney maker. 123,000. . Terms
postpaid 11.00.
ore&. Guarantee 100 per Cent live delivery
'Milford Scharf, Real Estat* Broker. '30
95C.
to your station. 11,00 dawn. &slants
to
C.O.D. Rainbow Hatchery. Chatham. On-
Melaund Ave, Ottawa. _
It you send this advertisement with your
. tario
CENTRALLY LOCATED
order d••duct 21c the prices llated
BREEDER HATCHERY OF
BRICK r-ek.
OUSE. ank ?from
.from
shave -
NOK LABORATORIES.
*
aain5
&000
way. Conrenlemtly situa7-e71 'for Brantford.
Dept. W.P,, 353 Yonge St.,
- breeders. It is not too early to book your
Galt. 'Hamilton. Apply Box 236, 73 Ads-
TORONTO
chicks for 19.17 to ie assured of getting
laid* W., Toronto.
_
"kavtew sutler bead chicks when You
-
PRUVEI RE3tF :U1'- Ft'erY sufferer of
want them. Buy your chicks from a re.
Volt ALE
Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try
liable well established Breddsr Hatchery
ATTF\il'ION 4 .aR-mERR
Dixon's R -medy. Munro s Prus tore. 333
backed by 1000 hens. Dun &*sits and all
FOR BALE -TrnMor Tires mad+ or rub.
Elgin, Ottawa. Pnatpalr 31,00.
popular hybrids Start Your chicks early.
beL on st"i wbaela,
-
. - Cnicks @tartM then show bigsert pttrfrta-
.aVitabieS4r_1741L4t78
"$15,00 each, rear wheels: $7, 5o earh. front
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Send for Price List, large Illustrated cats-
wheels. Wbon ordorfng state diameter and
Ban,9h the tnrment of dry "coma rashes
loan@ and Poultry Guide which telie Mott
width of wheel. lnrtonat Rubber Co. Lid.,
- amt weeping skin troubles. Post's Eczema
-" -flow to salsa batter pullets Also ask for
S Wlitsln,re t ve . Toronto, Oat.
Calve will nos disappoint You.
Weekly Special List of heavy Cockerels
and ' hatch and
ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
Itching, srallns, burning eczema, ache.
Staves
New it Broader Is
of Type Olt
pot
tab;•@:
rinawarm, Dimple* and athlete's Soot, will
Cocket
SPECIAL PRICE9 $;envy Cockerels Day
SPECIAL PRICES ES
R.staurant Spoke Hands- steam
respond readily to this stainless. ordorless
'ointttteni.
Old or started. also day old or started
oil tanks. 240 to 240 gallon. maple syrup
regardless or, law stubborn or
• pullets and mlxed. Prompt delivery. Lake-
and honey tanks dp•n water tanks, can
hoprierr rhey may seem.
view Poultry Farm. Wela Bros , Exeter.
oes, boats. skiffa: Guaranteed aluminum
hot water bollers Inauirtes invited, Rideau
PRICE $1 00 PER JAR
Sent Post Free on Receipt of Price
Ontario. -
Aluminum, Boat Co. Ltd.. 1820 Bank St.
I POSTS REMEDIES
YOUR POL`LTRY Yard alsoutlil yield a big
Ottawa. Ont.
Atls 4luers St. 1C.. of LKs
profit this year Start. right by. ordering
totvrr
Toronto
Top Notch Chicks now for delivery on the
BEAL'Tt1''CL Bea 5he11 Vase* for cut or
date your wish. Early ordering arotecta you
growtne flowers. 110.00 postpaid. Bring
i1I M1CAi. iNATRL .... ............
..
• against delayed deliveries and price flurtu-
part of Gulf Mexico into your home. S.••
for electric
_ _
FREli A, Di5DbINt1TON liuyit; sells k-
•lions Whether prices drop or rise before
we guarantee you the lowest pries
Incited goraeous sea. shells,
lamps. dolls: trays, Start Lttlo bualnnw
changes musical instruments. Ili
_.-.delivery,
on early orders, Top Notch chick* are al-
of Your own making shell novelties, cos -
ghun-li - Toronto 2,
ways tog notch qua Sexed or straight
tume jewellery. Something now, won der-
run all popular breed--and some fine
Cut. Lucky Star of Bethlehem. Giant
OFFFI$ TO INVENTORS
Cross- breds. All approved from Pullotrom•
Starfish novelty w',.th' Christchild to man-
AN' , )FFM to orrery )nvrntor -L,*L of
United stock Rig producers and moat
ster attached. $2.50, 3loara Shell Co..
inrentiuns and full Information rent.'
bird, Our long experience and Pre -ship-
Anna Marla. Fla,
fl-e. The Ramsay Co. Registered Patent
anent sel.cnon assures you Of husk.'. Pro-
Attorneys. 278 Bank Street, Ottawa,
- Citable birds and 100l"a live del Fe-ty,
CONCRETE BL(WX Machi 200 to 340
R nes
c'antAs
Write today for the Informative Top NQtih
Blocks hour, others hand or power 45 to
• - Catalogue. Also two and three week old
100 hour. Brick` machines, Batch )fixers
'-
OPPORT1'NITIRS •'OR WOUNN
Chicks for immediate delivery. Top Notch
any size, motors and Gale F-nmes. Madi-
:itamaer, ..
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- ', - -BE
.A.HAIRDREWER-
JOIN C.kN.tDA s I.FLtDIXG `;t'H,10L
STARTED PULLETS. 9 -4
CANOE CANVAS
Greet Orpor4uwty'Learn
.. WE' EE ItQ
All weights and widlWO alws-aa9oe_ ra,,e_•
tacks and ranvar ftl'lrr Write for prfees.
Hairdeessna
rioaaanr dignified profession, good wages.
Marsh delivery . Cash Is on the early
John Leckie Limited. -M Wellington Street
thousands sumeraful. ?larval graduates
sag markets. Also started cockerels end
K -,� Toronto.
Amer,,a's greatest system. Illustrated
mixed chicks. Send for Weekly special
ratalosu.. trw•P, writ. or rail
•;Lira Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter. '
CHOICE Hereford Bull (service -age) by
M. %RVEL HAIRDRESSIN
. :Ontario.
,n,nswond mixer Tone," 4 goon Fe-
SCHIx)LQ _
BABY CHICKS. Government handed and
males. 3 Yorkshire Rows (Reeisieredl due-
R 3,
. -: 234 Elinor S.. W.. Toronto • '.
Branches 44 tiing Pr„ Hamilton
blood tested, Barron atralnr. C, C.
April. Dun4As 13ereforl Farms.
.a
k '4 RtA lea- �1rrMt, llttawA,_
' White Leghorn and f3, P. Rocks. lrton
Dundas.
.I
' Poultry Farm, Box 373, Acton, Ont,
FL'IC COATS from 162. Repairs $1 -j- up.
P.LTENTS~ , - ,
_ WE H.LVE chicks. immediate drltvery.
' Capos, neckpieces, other bargains, Write
VPTFiERSTONAb't :H it Cnmpans• Patent
And ft's }larch chicks you need for the
Dept, W. The Furriery. 1y7/ Queen IN"T.
sallritors, Established 1.990. 14 fling,
'better markets Started and dayolds.
Toronto, - •_
Wert. Toronto, Bnokia•t of Information on
' Corkerels Dullf ls. uny.,.s nr".-
}obn
MACHINERY
ory. 130 \. Hamiltai- Ont.
TRF:.tT TNl'RSELF at home with PIMtfO
' EXPERIENCED poultry raisers know
NOW In stalk. Bemity APep WPII Hand
1'nmps. Pump juk Rotary •(bear
maaneurm for Arthritis, Rheumatism.
that, year in and year out.'they can el-
i
P°mm' all Stationary Aptoritstl0
erne a then. c
Tnnomn,R. Varicose Veinn and other, clrru-
latory iilmentk; Free explanattity pamph-
}'ay■ depend on Tweddle chicks far life
a t w .,«+a•,p.a
�__� {�•__l,, -� is iryr
.Pisa,
--AU• CnmPressore from 1,5 cubic ft, dis-
.lets from Cnof+•RPmdles Tongs Street,
- _ Drof'u
time to order your Tweddle chick* for the
placement to 23.2 cubic ft. Complete line
Floor
Toronto,
' 1147 season. An order now assure* you of
'having
- of "` workinx Pr union. a and
Bench model Drill PrPSSes. Circular saws
T1CR!IONAL
PERSONAL
• the kind of birds you want on the
'• S" and ]tr'. Bench Grinders. Jointers.
----
date You leant them, An Party order pro-
'
J'g Sawa. 12" Ball bearing band saws.
Lgl1F: : $10 reward far any watch we
tecu you against price fluctuations tarsi
100 amp. Portable 6 heat Electric welder.
rannot repair: beat workmta>MNp; .writ -
Whether prices rive or Intl before delivery,
Motors 25 and 60 cycle. M+Igrom Electric
- ten iruarantee. Atlas watch Repair Co..
you pay the lost price. Most Important yen
Ont.
7 tA. Hamilton, cent.
Box 91, Station "' Montreal. r
d:
get only top quality. All are' from Pirtlor-
' um tented Govera)m.nt Approved stock of
, .._
NEW POT TYPE QUEEN OIL
1.1EI,IJ.1LH Cominir Ri fore Christ." Won -
proven production record. We guarantee
burning brooder, stores." We have used
dertul book free. Megiddo Wavier, Ro-
rhester. 11. N.T.
100% live delivery. We have the follow.
these w•nh outstanding performance. Book
„
ing cross breeds to choose from: Black
now for Winter and early Spring delivery.
LEARN MAGIC at home. Entertain your
Minorck x White Leshorna. While Lett-
born Batted Rock, Barred Rork x While'
We can give prompt delivery -if you act -
friendx. Complete information and cats-
x
Leghorn. White Rock x White Leghorn,
quickly. Lakeview Poultry Farm, Wein
Ing to tree Wr4e •talay. S. B. Robinson..
,
New Hampshire x White Leghorn, Light
Bros.. Exeter, Ontario.
Rit•ersid._(Mtario_' -- _
Sussex x White Leghorn. Austra Whites,
PORTABLE. Are Welder, can driven, 400
PHOTOGRAPHY
. New Hampshire x Barred Rock, Barred
amps A•1 condition for rent or take
-
COMET PHOTO SERVICE
Rock x New Hampshire, New Hampshire
.X Light Sussex. Light Sussex 'x New
Prevtian welding. Advertjper, Bgx $25,
Fort Erie, Phone 262R.
One Dag' Mail Servir.., work guaranteed
' Hampollires. Light Sussex x Barred Rocks
25c per roll. Reprints 0, each. 6 x 3 Gold-
- Also 12 pure breeds. Send for tree rata-
PURE lwe(t black and tan Daachund pups.
on Sepia Mounted 69c. Box 6. Postal Sta-
logue, Also two and three week old started
Offspring of John and Judy, fo4erly
Alan D. Toronto.
chicks for Immediate delivery. Tweddle
of Outremnnt. Sire of eltf, sire of dam
_
-Chick Hatcheries Limited. Ferriun. One
from Dr. Schultz line, N. E. Poultrr,
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
100 CHICK $ FREE
S
Namur. Que.
Learn how, to i1cielop your photographs
With every order of Pallet shirks we
RETREAD TIRF.S, aU sixes. Good an new,
Firestone design. Write for price list.
Yourself. Ilerorme •aavular. It will pay you
a lot and may help You .same day. Free.
give 100 free chicks tour chat P). Barred
Prince Tire Shop, 711 St. Clair W.,
faformation. Write to Bob Mercier, 3562
.Rock PuLMts $:1.95, White Rock Pullets
St. Andfo 3fnntreal.
$25.95, White Leghorn ,Pullets $24.93•
Toronto.
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Brown Lesi!orn Pullets $25.95: Reel -Rock
SEA CURIOS from Gulf of Mexico. has
- REPRI14TS 3c EACH
Hybrids. $21.95. Leghorn-Rork Hybrids.
assorted horseshoe crabs, hermit crab
SEND' CA YOUR OLD NEGATIVES
$25.9., All chicks sold are from blood- bld-
In shell, nand dollars sea porcupines and
FI
2 ENLARGIENTS 25c
<_.ested stock, backed by high pedli;reeil
assorted handsome shells, $3,00. Moore
ii x 6 in Folder )founts . .+
' stock. $1,00 books Your order. Bnlnne-
Shell Ca, Anna Maria, Fiorida. •
Any Size Roll-6 or S Exposures
C.O..D. (lnaranteed Delivery. Kent Hatch.
5lIALT, METAL Stampings made to order,
Enlargements framed T'x 9" Gold, Silver.
ery, Ch'iihmrt, Ontsr'n. _
prompt delivers. Capital Dbetal Ind. Ltd,
Developed and Printed 25C
i
RELIABLE LHICKS
12 Se Patrick St., Toronto, Ont. .
Walnut or Black finish Me It picture
94C.
it will Dat Vnl t 1 1h M t a
C•Trr wiikia�i T1a fl„al e.1
\\'a make prints had enlargements from
tee Znd
have them. Barred Rocks bred to lay
mar'. Thnuasnd $12 00. Premieii� Sam-
prints of milt 111•aativPa.
Leghorn ROP mired, White Giants mlxM,
plebuster' 71..,n0 prepaid. Order early,
DEPT. 31, ^
New Hampm. Le¢. x BR. Miller's 'Chick
Cash. F.nrl Bnw ^r, Kemptvlljo, Ont. - _
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Hatchery. Ferrus. Ont. _ _
TIRES
RON 3 °0, POST OFFICE A. TORONTO
s 4 WEEK- OLD CAPONS
we are ov.r.rneked at the present of good
pays to.,taise capons The Price of
used trad -.:n tires (guaranteed to be In
_ WATCHES - rLOCR9
,It
eavorls to approximately $e lh, higher than
- Excellent stirirr,,
$1.00
-•
i; • WAT,FH'�i5.•'.CLOCKS
the price of cockerels. Prices of ltenvy
Coo It 16
RkPAIRED
breed 3 week old J-1 Us rich 21st. 25r: t„
Nay 16th 2jr..; afterl(ay 16, 30c, Promr+
All orders -'sh•; n•,1 C,O.D. Special eQUIP-
ment far vul.•an -vn:r Truck and Farm
i l.j pek vice. price 11.00 up: - --
"i i
Relivery. Order frorti:Cbis sit. Dr meP4 to,
Tractor T.r %. BEACON TIRR rorner
lhl�l (ivannteed
Bill paritculars. Twbl•v!oW roDIIrY Farm.
Qj ••t or t 1W t Si,.. Ft. \31tLTOV, •(hit.
good to
rt•,.tn Rrm., Rx•t ^r, them -'n.
ONTrlit)'S MOIST MOT)FRX
OTTAWA WATCHMAKERS,
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- sue �1 -1947
is
F,•Jl'If'PF.D Tilt! SHOP •,
Dealers wanted
7" Gladstone, Ottawa, Ont.
BLUBBER STEAK
U.S. ShipbuRdims ,
Shipbuilding has shlmpt4 hear
ily in the United States. Only 48
ships are now tinder coastrued0di "
and by the end of the year that
will all have been completed leavi-
ing the shipyards idle,
"C or �10ner ptoo
Bad by 4M
O. YDrIWC1d/170st.
an
!x lI�iCRI!•TION. s
PAIN
•
,i
.'Instahti
FAST RELIE
�'
yy
f :r4� �
•` E1i�
OROM SNiFPLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OF
7.
, 'Sl
Even whale meat is a welcome
'rl`
sight - to Japanese, who can buy'
fantastic black mar-
meat only at
ket prices. Whale meat displayed
DOWLR -DUTY • :♦
by worker above is part of '100
NOS$ DROPS IMOttti
tons which recently arrived in To-
kyo first of Jap whaler fleet
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aboard
to operate in Antartic since the
Inatantly relief from head cold dla-
,
` .l
war.
little Va- tro-nol in each nostril- AL10
-- - - - -
-it Pulps prevent colds from develop-
Marching Orden
tag if used in t1me Tryst! wor!<aanel
"You'll
Uke It!
VICKS VA- TRO -NOL
Czechoslovakia Will move the
.
- • a
whole Sudetenland town of Falk-
=
enor, which had a prewar popu-
lation 11,000 dating
L
�*
of and a castle
back to the 15th century, to a new
site, Radio Prague said.
ILVAL all
'
It has been found the town Is
"
built on rich lignite, or brawn coal
GOOD FOR
-depoaas - worth- 04,000.000.000
.which are so near the surface it is
impossible to sink .mines beneath
-'
the town.
j._rl
LUST PAT IT ONd
`•
it A3�TLE1t^
-WANTED-Alt kinds of dressed poultry.•
- (
'fav pr ices for top birds. Joseph Cooper
Limited, Poultry Dept.. 2054 Danforth
Ave.. Toronto s. (We do custom grading).
S
BEAUTY SHOP fnllYt equipped. to La@.
for t0 bay. ADDIY
"TARE 61N PILLS !"
-
one Y4'<,r with option
to Flex, 24, Gl.nroP, Ont
advise9 Sydney wornart.
Sl.NGXliA Treadle Sewing machine want-
ed drub Write atating
Roeas@eeads 40 fear o;d rrw Rd's
c i
with -head. price
40 South Oval. Hamilton, Ont.
"ism
1 sm ered Jor years from �Eedivo
Wm 0 lzit t ge.•titrg rose&
lieef.� Then I tritAi'h Pills. After
Cati�rg3 boxes i/elt eery mach ing -
'•4.:
.•`. 4•enerut •\saertment of-
prici" -Mrs. V.L..Sydetey.N.S.
:
Strew Meehine I'rW-
Gin Pills help remove the acids
urts Including Nat*.
that can cause aches and pain.
Italta. Tatabsekles, Rte
Sold byalldrn itistsona "S,1tt,factioa-
or- mootq•baek basis. L + arwos
,.
FsprPss
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ative address on subject "Prun- portion in the tree. Prune frequently,
inn" was well ved and gave the but cautiously, he said, indicating
Society a great deal to think about. that the varied species need spec -
.The speaker has specialized in the ialized treatment. Some pruning will
cultivation of apple orchards, and sometimes "shock" a young tree into
confined his remarks largely to ,the fruit bearing, whereas in an older
pruning and cultivation of , apple tree it might produce a reverse en-
trees. Not enough 'Apples are being ect. A decapitated older •tree will
grown to meet the increasing de- often provide better fruit thin it
tires. maid; Mr, Chapman said "We need allowed to grow tall a.-id scraggly" he
to increase our production of fruit said, pointing out the necessity df
da a to the young
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COAL, COKE,
WOOD, -CEMENT,
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BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
• -also local cartage work `
` - iiiiQlN B V SHB� and vegetables 100 percent as people preventing mag We haveslso plaeed in stock s Law
both on this continent and abroad fruit sppr, when pruning anY fruit
became more vitamin conscious Con -, tree. ' C Y R' 1 L E. M O R L E Y Lam ge ]MAPLE �' Numm
1 ('19SLPlAATY
RAR•DWARIS tinental Europe. is well below vita- A truitful discussion followed Mr.
Mow s 46 min standards and thus provides a Chapman's address, and Mr. Storms ! INSURANCE 1 A N D ! -' y.>r4 74, ft& ssw = +
' good potential market for choice suitably - expressed the Society's
' apples. We are producing something thanks. REAL ESTATE IA. W. 'MITCHM
worthw)dle for a hungry world ". The next meeting will be held on
BROCK The speaker cautioned his listen- Tueeday� April B, at the Pickering 'PHONE 67 PICK. i Pickering, Oat.
era on the pse of D. D. T. stressing United Church, Sunday School. iitr.
it's deadly effect on the useful 'in- lichen Little wall address " Social)' Awixe.441 �+���
j sects and parasites necessary for a on the snD jest "The LPL" and liLr.
productive orchard. "Pruning has Gerald Cowan will present a color-
s �� two objects" said Mr. Chapman. lot eel travel talk taken durLi recent '
. ■ N • da. GORDON F. 0 BORNE _
1 --to lie Well - coloured fruit, and visit to .Flora . .. 0 S X E. RiCiSA!'asO!'i
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t DLSTRICW MANAGER Fj1AL NWATE
fiuermg lardware 4 _ EXPIRE LIFE wa a� ..talru.hda assns,, :say
ro slha.►s 9 P. l[: r �` C PSorN�Plchsrias w
�.y M"Ree at 1x89 P. X GENERAL HARDWARE _ � �nrmtaa es
Somewhere in and
l Tom Pack ria
' the Night : „, ll w"n Keane. Oshawa L%="1teee Or All KIM&
r 'SUPPLIES l Ralph Gulliver, Oelsswa
Jobs Kodiak and Nancy Guild j ' " Ins as A�lvissr
Tdaphoas, In Willie,. OTIL
Address
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MWPXH 17, 18 and 19 � IdCMSED AUCTIONEER and
y .as% C4ang to abow At L16 P. M. Quality Meats vALUATOR =
y ' KEN AND CU1KE
Sales ConalseteQ Anywi�.re
: Devotion _Fish in Seasc Phone or Write PlZ3M1m •j- -.tCXI
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Paul ed
614 Duadas St. East, Wh+tlby. Ont AUCTION
Ids Lupino El7itB
Giseen+treet T • - - :ee:a aa Autotzed for Ae
Olivia DeRavdlland s
Fruits Veget8ble
Counties at Ontario sad York,
+ " F l o e Aa AAded A t t r a c t i m P'aem S t o e i c . Implements Haiso- -
Cuban P e t e SILK'S 1"I .. • b tylat
_ - :.. Rates.
Desi Arama and 7U icing Sugars eon : _.__ -. __ _ Price of One.
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L Iff"SDAY, Imo, �u wi ,DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. > �.,. It way, be " .. P. O. pie M�r� l
Preatloes have been estahlielrd
MARCH 20, >n and U Daily Servi+�e r ... - --
sactioneera since 169rt.
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" ' • � Kiss and Tell _ - C.M. TUCK. OPT, D.
Daily e><. Bun. i Daffy ez SsR. Asd. i _ Dim" Block, Opp R: O. • i BarA" 8eitdtor Notary Owes
6htr Temple .. :. : ;Bun, 4 8d. Sd, 9ta. Ac Hot. Doty �- SHAW A - C C. RiCHARDSON
Claremont 8.18 1Z. 16 3A6 8A0 O
g fit) 1627 lt. 27 3Af Ilia „ Plloais 1i2� Sung► a — Cmunental Lus aft
t ' " e s w Green River 11.86 SAW .12. 36 4M •8.80 _ 841 B* St. Toronto
Locust RM 1t 38 .828 12. 38 4A8 8.E8 Q
The Mission Band wall hold a pros >rLalvesa 3A6 p.06 1. 06 �i 8.b� - S+oIlE3r8 & Atkinson Yotiw satida�ioa Ddy cuarasR..
1 - ressive crokbo'.e party and social R+e6urn °e A.M. A.M. P. 45 !.8[. �• _ 3 • :�'I C I11'. �''
evening in the Sunday School room T Tonto .9.16 10.09 6. 45 2.00 !. Phone Ate, S!O1WS: - `8,tnatf. E90 -
on Friday evening March 14. Re- Daylight Saving Time Parcel L�xpren Grassi 86W &decd IM Licensed_ P#ANTER -&- -I
4 = —._• fpm Pits_ Dili _ be�'vad�.__Sitse* - -
-. collection taken. Come out and help - Auctioneers Sloz s6
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-the Band MCKENING ONTARIO
The evening Auxiliary of the W. 0 Year's Experience
A•. met on Wedn on
esday evening at the ..Claremon Meats Sass conducted an3where.
_ home of ails. Frank Hayward. - Specialising in Farm Stock, J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B.. A.
The C. G. I. T. will meet at Glen- — hraltur+e and Property Sales.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
•, :_ : Miniker's �n SAturdaY, Mar. 16. " Delivery in Dunbarton on" p gall listen and =
The Farm Forum met at the par- - � pad and ' ' WER BEND FARMS _
sonaSe on Monday evening. 'Tuesday. &Friday
_ -The many friends of Ivan Mac - Promo t erviee Greenwood Road
"Lean -:ill be pte•ased to know he is - r � : - - Fhone Pickering 17 R 13.
out again ar.er his recent illness. L;fi� _ Reasonable Rates _. -.._
We welcome 'frs. & W. Walker
-- 'back to her cns�• home after spe�- _ -MEATS -FISH -POULTRY paONE 290 sTOUFFV1Li.1$ _ F. J. Donevan
-ing the winter • with her marries _
children in the city, following the , r !B. A., B. Se.
chides death of tire. Walker. PHONE 3501 CLAREMONT RADIO SERVICE - = O�tar;o Land Surveyor
MT& Herbert Middleton spent last :
366 with her father, and. his =866 King Street. East, Oshawa, Oast
Mrs• Luffman and Mks. Ross Dis- ,
-sly represented the two W. A's. at��'O� .e J A. WILLOUGHBY
' e W. A. Presbyterial at Oshawa t art 'Warner ?W311ooJ�h►y h'arati Agenty
1� _Saw ..
Head Office Toronto
F : on Tuesday. - NOW IN YOUR D�'�CT -
Our Dramatic flub of the W. A. - >Osaranteed Repair des 166 Yonge 8t• ADG60b
presented their popular drama at j,� And Nake or Wodai "Largest and 'Oldest in
Albert St. Oshawa on Wednesday, Authorized dealer:' - A. i s. RA t Y �+ Canada - Established Fart,
'A1afh 12. Next Friday, they present ��T �BA�TON
ARTHUR FIELD
it again at the Kinsale Hill. This i8 CONSULT MuirACTIVEC� :TDEPT•
sponsored by the Women's .Institute. PHONE 04 8 >d F C R 7 M T h C K E n T h. t C 1 T Y
- nAOIO' SERVICE -
•.DANCING - HOUSE WHUNG -- RADIO AND - BLECrRICAL REPAIRS
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BROUGHAM: SAT. MAR. 15 _ COMRIE LSPECIAL! _ SPECIAL! J ICKERING MEAT MARKET
KONDAY, MARCH 17 ; . LIMITED
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ST. PATRICK'S DANCE -FRANK R. SMITH -- - TELEPHONES Howard 1119, and Scsrboro 336
ET7r70ody Come ;
Quality First - Service Our Aim
- Scarboro :.Junction }
a Hrtzeu ti -Society - Continued TD'
11>eoers an d' prospective members -wlti s U Y ling K1 - YUv ME TtLr - ". :. • In Stock
were ura•ed to'`subscribe their mem- % Phone Pickering 80
ibers'hip fees the near future so - • • -
that the propasdd Premiums could be
�- available for the .Spring. Other mat-r
,.tens were left to Ithe .Executive.
P J.* i 0��+
Dr, . W. . L J
A delightful mPsical addition to
eveafng'e entertainment was pro-
VETERINARY SURGEON
Tided
Tided by Mrs. Maiion MCClement,
PICKF2UNG - PHONE - • 150
soprAno.... two welkhosen songs -
'y "When Song is Swept" and "An
Irish Lullaby" were &aut4ully ren-
- Read The PS ckering Newt
. ,dered. MVss Marie MArrish accomp-
Eves Weak +
anied at the piano.
+ The .society is to be 4ngratulsted
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on it's choice of the sper#k+er for the
OLD HORSES WANTED
Campbell 3iiWk' FAWWb Pays
=15,00 AT YOUR -FARM
PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12
COLLECT
For Pickup
For Immediate Delivery,_
8 in. PAPER BACKED INSULT ION WOOL
.210 lb. Asphalt Shingles t
Wide Variety of Colours. Rooting Tulle With
Shingle Orders Only
All grades of B. C. Cedar Shingles