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VOi., 6? ^No, 29 - 1?'iCI�RING, 011iT. 'FRIDAY, MARCH- 21, 1947 � �4C Authorized as C•;�cnnd Glasu 1liattet � , .. .
Srab..Rate ;E.� per year; U. S. ;'�•ti4 W, C. Yvsltar and Sa-s. P�ubli3hers __ Post Office_ Department, Ottawa
•i la rusteese To Discuss • ..Memorial .Hall Pro ect .: • -• •- � -:
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�a aA Nrw ?ow•n Hail's �- j pick Fire Company � LF`TTERS TO THE EDITOR'' i 'Fire Here' Last Week Caused ..
For the last five years or morn i •' Annual '.tileleting, '_]larch x3 i 0----' _ - - � •• Considerable. Damage P�Ckt�rin'g '�%Iilage
Te the Editor. , - (Claremont) _
this village has been asking for a 4 'P.-.e annual meeting ��f the local Through the medium of your paper � Robt, Ruddy a:sd F. 7?. Chaputap - _ ' _
Commutity- Ball. 'The Village 'rT�- � Fire Company was presided over by l- -would like to extend my apprec- � Fire at the home of Mr, and Mrs. •attended the lecture of Dr, ti'. A. -- "• .
tees are aA�empting to provide jet `Chief Frank J, Prouse and .Secretary cation to the Village Trustees for � Lou Lawson 'on the 8th concession 'Rice, Dean of Agriculture for Mass- _ '
that, You have received ftietLbulT- C. E. Morley, at dinner at the Gor -'their very excellent work in prepay- last Thursday caused considerable achttsetts at •the Memorial Hall, 0. � - • �• r
etin, tellin ou all about itr-40 x g g g'r damage. The back ead of the. house
72 feet, outside measure, seating � don House c,n Thursda}• evenin of � ing and submittin the die am and i A. C., Guelph, on 3furday last, •
last wEek. About '_.; members of the � Froe am pertaining to the building � R•as completely g'tttted by flames � � •' .� '
285, stage and dressing rooms, base - Company were present, � of a Community Jrfemorial Town ,and smoke,.and the dining -room and
meat hull size of. building, motion �A discussion of seti•e -cal items to�yis } Hail. I believe 'that I voice the Seri- ;the bedroom alwve the kitchen. Most yFor Y.alour"�- A New Play by - '
picture, fire -proof projection• room, ,place, following the announcement by } timents of the majority of the yes - � of the titr•ttiture in the room was Horace .Brown, To Be Presented on •. , , , ,
t � d btuldingtto be peremseonvt � the Secretary .that further investig- 4 idents in Pickering village when x � saved, but the damage to the build- - • April lrr -••Ui. _- • :
ed, arkirrg, cemen# and brick con - j atSUn__„n the purchase of a siren j sa }• that thi; community enterprise ing itself was estimated at near �. . .
strucicn, estimated cost 515,500. ' �Qy find that the added taxes of � Very greatly needed and will aan � ?_rt00, Pickering and Claremont Fire Horace Brown, Dunbarton, oil):•. _- _
''au serous• kinds makes such a put- ;much, not only to the attractiveness Companies responded to the call. present his new play, "For Valour"
They hate called a public' meeting - ' '
in .,he Town Hall, Monday evening. •chase almost prohibitive (taxP:. ' of the village itself, but to the life, Vb•hen Pickering arrived, Claremont in the Central High• School of Com- ;.
:c•srint�'ast of the m.achinea. The ;entertainment, education and enjoy- t+•as almost ready to give up, with coerce, Toronto, on April 16 and 16. _
3�darch 24, at R.00 p. rn. Do yrovr ;merit of the older ead ounger o- -
subject of resen•oirs in the '.-illaae y � the headway the fire had made. Fast A •war story, Mr. BroK•n will play ' -
talkittg there --not on the street or •line again comp up- shr,rtage o1 ; �-�le alike «'ithin our village, and the vrork by both brigades working to- the leading role, that of Larry Chad- • .
behind the swve• i labor appears to be the only diffic- ;surrounding area. 1 can quite eas;ty gether, saved the house. nick, an invalid, returned from -_- - -' � �'
ult}• here. " A rec��mmendation that !See that a basement such as they - Dieppe,' after being a prisoner of the � _ _ ,
Bee's.ad Braden Addrer..ce� K'isitby- the small (yet powerful► pet unused I nave outlined properly equipped with, Cheu+lcer • Tournamen2 at Brooklin ��Po' The play is directed by �
Pkkerinft Rota Gat - together ' p,,,muPr be put in order, waq•madp. I a smelt �}•tnnasium and other types � Oa blareh 2�l, Joh❑ Da.•tiel- Jenkins, of Rouge Hills �
8600 wa, re n o hand in the � of recreation can t>e of great bete and several others fmm that area. - ti
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-- C� :npany'c o++•n treasury-, They at- � to rassusg .. e i A follow -up from t~`se recent check- are a g '.t$ $Ir,'a �" tt"" '
members of W -pithy Rotary at din- :tended tv�enty fires in the }car, four � staftdards of the younger people of � er tournament here a couple of weeks Production, including Miss VYy-nne. - ^
Her oa Bl,onday evening. in the base- iu the village, insurance is. ,•arried � our eommun-ity, 1 cars see silo where a Cra,gg, of .Rouge Hills, as the veter- _
go, is being held at Brooklin, on ,
an auditorium can till a much- � gg� ]�._
rent of the � united Church, served for ten mcn. A aeriwv thought ovas lj.4tonday �e�C•ening, ?yferch. 29. an s sisKer, Of Miss Cra :
b the W. A, o!' that church. 'desired need for Little Theatre aurk, ___ � - '
Y given to th. sugge:•tion of return- _ � BroK-n says:. "She is a completely
President W. C. 3durkar presided. in•* to a n'ar -des }• practice of fin `for an education in music, as a pace � ��� ` - :� .. -- :satvral actress, ead lsas the added - --
arsd was asistzci by Past Presidents drill, to develop "organization ", of cultural education and for many ' " tlaremeant C'onfinuation School advantage of having had the part
Joe, Banigan, Frank Chaptrtan a.-ta t other activities. , Cbmhterieemelnt Ih'a+va Big Cro+rd ,eGpvcialty a7'itten for her". • -• .
. Elec +inn of C1RicPrc resulted aa-- i
Alex. Rucs�il. and };ntertain.ment Non, Pres,, �1'I. S, ('ttapm:t.n. Chip•, As must of you realizr, the sues- ( - ,The actor - author, whose •radio
Chairman Dr. H. T. Fallaise, with ' F' J Pmuar, Asat. Chief, Art, hl +t- 'Lion of a Community Centre and 1 Tom'' Claremont Cuntinuation.:ichoo] work, recent mystery nm•ela and '. � - ' ;'
hie committee: Ray Doble, rn -rn• + ��. 1•iall hag been thought of eery sec - � Commenceme:�t, held last Tltuzsday constant appearances in "Saturday
• chelt, Cap.ains: A. Aushby, Ray _ _. _ -
_McFti�hnie a_nd_�_ A._Goud - }•. _ -.___ --= •y; -,un3. rind f'lha�. LsW: S�rretarl. C. � iausly a nurtiber of times in. the ast 1 and Friday evenings was a big suc- ; Ni !st" have - .
p � g given him a natir+nai
Peter kaiser, barii;one, Qang six p tilorie }•, Treasurer, F. J. T'rouGe. I brit it + +•a:+ spoken of i:� such E %tr3v- cis. On tl�e opening night, the Pres- ; •sudfence fea)g that i.n Juhn- DanielF -
'tninher� in that voice Rhich aron i lln,pm? -t -I3nb Scot +, Htln. i'ilkey, � agent c�asta that it interfered with ',ident's address was given by' Bernice ' Jerkin; he nag thr ideal director P,•r - -
hint top avcarda at the r•ecertt F`�- ''' F.d. Balsdon, Bruce .lobo:, Bob iris!+, ', arsother'Project that t+•ss and ,a now iilcAvoy. On Thursday :sight tits his play, obit• seconded bs his wife _ _,.
wani4 Festival, The rpeaker 14Ir. tack Bunting. \ell �lurkar, John ', under :way. 1 are nu rerun w hate+er 6 `ports Aw �rds u-ere ,Wade by Mr. � stage rRanu„r, .
I?.er*sard liradrn, radio +*ritei and Eathervrood, Principal of the 1'nblir Tickets can bN s�ure•t in „n.. 1<Fr- � � -
Falia'rre, LPn F'ear�on 11. I,e Gard. why the aubjeet of Mater +corks`' _•,•
acWr, heard reprulariy ••n Ci1C -stases - � - _ - - ` :choral, On Friday night, rh^ errs- ,� Brown, .or any u,ra.trr ut the S. Y.
i. J•.mea. (�.+rd Found. Jim VV!t�te, would interfere or bec•orme n cnnts'ov-
d ?, WayrP and Schu.�ter. Thu Craig � ,._ _...- +entation of Diplomas arni Interined- � R, A. or any member o! t�+e Weat -
1, Balsdnn, tiialt. Pear�o�. \or. � ersial issue w -hen we are thinkin of '
Family a:rd ,•they productions, HP r _ - _ - g _ � late Certificates, wet'e made by Rev. �- Hill - Highland Ci•eek Liortr�' Ciub.
Ttanka, Reg and R,�n. West on. Y.
spoKe on "R•�dio in Canada” tetlint; � tI„F:a.en• Drivet•a- lleo�..Burns, Ftas:, the proposition that has .bee-s out - j W enha:n, Minister• of the , B•aptist _ _ _ _ _
of :Lte method of gperation by the Falstl,:n,' A. Kitchell, W. Hunt, E. lrned to us by` our Trustee, f{ Chusth ,n Claremont. Those receiv-
CBC. ci+mparing, for hie listeners' , - __ _ .•' i-sg Diplomas +sere; 3Legan Beacc, = Rl' %D ChOSS \F:W,S _ _
llotmane, R. Found, t , Dtsney. ,C. A9 a member of the F sckering ;head Pilke and Thelma Sande,son. � •
bent, our sv.�tem with that o! the hzw, � - - WatQr+vorks EomritittPe iin��Qr +he S _ -
U. S.- chains. ThF pocit.ion and din -. ]ctaa•cuving Intermediate Certificates 'ifie l:ampaign f»r y'4snda is p *rig,
t;L:,ei (:cell Winter of the tiniv- � guidance of the icotary Club, I would resin slow] T - -
iieratties of the actors and staff of ersit }- Compaay� addre�ed the r,ierrt- i like tv aay that it is not the inters- were: Joan Sanderson, Isabel Madill �. g Y - otal to date -� • _ _ . - .,.
the Canadian ststiona, FFckeri'ng hers briefly on 'o '� Annabelle Watson, 1liariun 'Manion. .. $i3•t:00( ( -. -- - - - , �,
had, Soy the first time, a comers- rganizatir,n YY. � tio:t o! this Committee to lessen in 1�rrt-teth klorley, .lack Wallace and Every °� is urged to make rigs o£ „ - _ ; -- .
C', Mocker thanked the volunteer our et?orts to procure ureter for our the subscri tson blank which vu
pensive picture of the operation of � Bill bFacKap, _ p • }
firemen for their unselfish service to village but 1 would like to point out have received• through the mail:•,
radio in Canada. T`se Rpeaker, tee- � •The Valedictory Address was acv- • . -,
the rest of the community, stating that water cannot be procured for •Canvassers w ^iii not be calico ah - •
og'nized as one. of the most versatile that only thou•�'ttless persnnR rrit- r this village in a space of 'six months en by Thelma Sanderson. sots this 'ear. g
figures in Canadian radio today , to ;� i., r , ,,k�ntepra who have !e!t titeTr � a year or perhaps two years. Our _Taking part in the Junior play �� ]hat contribution now. _
e resident of out community, has ing Wildcat Willie • Gets Brain Feu'- _
ewn work to ¢o to tics aid n other -g Committee on water has had assist- I "I�ie Work o[ 'Merry Nlrer Etsdn° - -
pnretsaaed tits large propert}• east or i � once and has met r+ith the most fay- «" .,try: d:,-;;1 -scl ifluiiay, Donsid
our village at the Pickering Beach orable pe�s,,na] supp.,n fn�m both Manion, June Sutherland, Helen T� Canadian R,Ad Cro,.e SoYiety -_ _.
sideroad. birtc_ Be•aden is equally •rn1ey Couldn't Pom+ibty Stop" _ - Dickinson, Lam• Iiro++-n, June Elson, � '' PiCkERTNG BRAtCFi -
prom:nent in the came circles, being � , ,our Dual i�en•ber i:t the Pmvi:ncial '1'iolet Bittstead and Ivy Schneider. �� „sue
«itnel3.4 ill Boo.h- Cullen Inquest I•Iouse and our Fcual Vir.mber in the .
heard dailg on one of the morning ' Talon art n the Senior la r
hroadca_a{s from 'Mronto. The }• have � Federal House. Afro, (would like to $ P i P }'. - _
\n blame was pieced on either the � +• that Finn. Dana Porter, Minister "The Laugh in the Dark^ were: �p - _ _ . .
two beautiful children, and motor'to i C, P. R, or Ontari,i County road off- of planning and Development in�the Donald F3eelby, Kenneth Morley, Ish ' ;�he VhU %�1Les�• .. �,.y�y�
the city daily to the studios• � icials as the result oP the deat4 of � Proriucial. Crn•erntnent is ,endeavor- . belle bladiIl, Bill Mtanion, Bernice - •..�I
! Drs. Bont3r and Cullen 'nn Februar}• 1lrAvoy, -Jean 5tor3, Joan Sander- ' •' - •'iekrrinK i'nited Church - _ M
ing to give us every aFcis_tanc•p and ,d
+ i'�, alth,,ugh evidence gi�-en• b} sec- �,r;d.'+nce. an�i it iF tlyuugh his effort son, Jack Wallace and (leorgina Pil- � 12ev, Ft�,bt c:. Copeland, 6. .�_
Pickering R omens Ittstitnte � . -� • •- ' i-�
_ �.eral witne�srw indicated that the Sur- �. that Dr, Merry !s meeting with this key• The remainder of the program i� :•,at�r• - - -.• �
e o e s•n , rid evening of +vas made up of choruses,. dances," I ; ' SL'\ D.�Y, .31ARCH 2a, lyt" -
Tn,• Women's institute will hold - � - -
1,�ir�Tarch meeting oa Ft•ida). Mar. 'the fatal collision occurred, u•as, Ps -. this week. Howe��er, even after thT's efts alto ptenu ?, • +•- - �,,,,�i�S• crh,,,,i - -,.p
°_�, in the basement of the i- 'yeah }• = � tremely 3iippery, One of the jury, meeting, should we find that it is of credit RoPS to the pupils and the i 12.00 a, m. :11m-ni:,g W'orshir - .�
.scion Church,, at 2.30. After the • loseph Wright, gave �Y,luntary test- .still practicable to obtain +eater from teachers for this fine presentatio -► ' 7,t1t► p, m, - l•:vening Worship -`: _
z social cu of f croon}, that he had �beea over the s lax, +ve have yet t„ appr,,ach the that n -as ao +sell received by all at- • '• :� ' _ ''t
Pnerl business and a P � �
road a short time hePore the ta•u Hon. C. D. Iiotve :tnister of Re- t'�db'g• _. Ghoir,prxctice at the houue or the - •
tpx, tho mom gill be put in �rdpr• � . _ _- • .
'n- the Baza:,r the follo+ving aftei- -vetorinarie� and had to head his ,.,,r,�ti.uc•ti„n an�i Rain his p!•rmi�.i.,,n - 'c�oit�'leader, Friday night. _ _, .
tr,�n, Saturday,i• i4ar. 29, Hostes =es: #ruck into a snow bank to stop• In to obtain water from that source. •.In Ji�toriam • -�.
s eakin� of the fatal accident. Ile :too �, ve to find out for outset- - �Dunbar!on trill `hu h .. -.. :•'
_ �S� ��rhairn and airs. �dcLea�. a Q _ al ha • ed (, rc -
Note the change of dap and all. con- stated "They couldn't possibly 'stop "•.Ives and for the benefit of the rate- G a..� lam':' - -- l .- !�'� " ^s '"�'''••"'. -• ^s - :-
Crown Attorttiey Alex, Hall b our dear 'mother, �Prq, Thomas Cal- ties A. h,. untie}•, iK. A„ h. ir.
venets make an effort to be present. Y � pa}•ers at large tivhether or not this ..ert, echo eased awe • ?Na.rch 2I 14Tinister - •
skiltf4tt questioning•, a•as able to ar- ( source «•iii• be within ,the means of P y ' • SL' \DAl', �F••tRCH 33, 1!147 4
ran e a comprehensive word ,ctvra 1930. '�•
g P• our village, and Whether or not• the '- (Fifth Sunda}- In Lent) - :.,:,tp
Canadian Gir14i In Training which consisted ot= R'hen days are dark and• friends are '
for the jury, � �•illage gs' a whole would co- operate. 9.-13 -The Church School ,• - `"
' " '4lesrs Frank Baralay,'foreman, Ed. 'The program of +rater has to be very Dear :lfuther how we, think of you, air. P. Fnrtdhat,r, Cupt, - • '•- -���
The C. G. I. T. held their regular Schwalm, Joseph Wright, John Lis- carefully defined to the Ratepayers, 11•.n0 - 3lorning Worship -
�rseeting in the farm o1 a Si, ';Fat- comb and Clifford Barreft, Dr. Cult - � Frie7ds are friends if they are true; s:>
shmring the probable cost, the pr�b- I.e+•, A. E. Holley vi.ill conduct the .. -
r^icks Forty, at the home of. Mrs. L. en died instant] • from a laceration � We I,tist our best •friend when We .. '-
3 able expansion of the village service • . ;:
y 3 oP the heart trhile his com anion thtrou h hater the probable amount loFt ou. , -',,
Smith, on blonde evenin March _ y - -
P I g These are Lenten da}-s, let us rem -
17. After the Devotional, taken by suffered haemorrhage, shoNt gnu 1 in iacrea..e in taxation to •the aver - -��3 mms� by her •daughter, .. }
Joyce Morley and Mary Waizman, bruiain of the brain and succumbed � Beatrice, .and Girls. , . ember this great Festival of tae ;
g � pge ratepayer and the benefit the •eti � • - Church,
games were played• Ptass were made a ten minutes after. � • c•illage will derive fmm this increase - ' ' - `•�.•�
cloy tours of India, The' first was � :1ZITCHF.I.Ir -In loving memory of
The jury, after due deliberation, itiz taxation. The Rotary Committee Cep+ennisi Lnited Chure6 ' - -•t
taken by Helen Butt, Caroline Stitith and rather loud and len h discuss- a dear Father and Grandfather _
t3't Y on Water is not yet in s position to �' Highland Creep '•��'
Jessie •BtisisbY, Joyce M'prley and ion, gave a verdict of accidental 'make 'any statements in this regard William Mitchell, who passed away Iiev, A. E. $oltey, B. A.. B. D:.
Lersoa K.entner, on Evangelistic work N I ltiarch 23 1945. _ =
deans and stated that C. T'. R. em- i and it might be . some crhile before Minister _ ,,, x
in India.. ployees took every .precaution and �y -thing decocts can be shown to W'e do not need a special day _ SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 194T - •: , '�
• • To bring you to our mind,
. gs•+•e every assistance." They rec- �, the Ratepayers. • (Fifth Cundsq In Lent) � •�•�
ornmended that an automatic "bvtq= �' I personally Ertel that the Village For the days ne do not thit'tk of you 1:15 -The Sunday School a - .
Are we •hard to• find• _ •. :.;?��
.. 'BIRTHS I wag" and bell. be in4talled. � of Pickering h'as a great need of n' � Mr. H. Br'um�velt, 8apt. _.
• The intiuest wan Hera in PicFering hot ti- -a Community Ball and Water- If all the world vve7•e ours to give.. ?.•vu - dcentng worship • ,
I�YE� -born � ��y+ �� 18, Wed give it yes, dud more, ,
Town Hatl, Tuesday, March 18, •with �vorltb. i also feel that if we pave a ' A Lenten Address by the Min }stet _
1997, at Brierb�tish I%epital, stoug- ,Coroner Dr. V, E. CartvriRht prey= proper Town Halt and a doper place To see the face of Father Dear • g,30 -The Yanusg People's U:sion - - • -
vllle, ix 3[z, ead D®rs. A11'ied Kagen, idi-ig. .. io gold our meeti»•�, that water- Come smiling through the door, g Gommtusicauta' •Class is being- .• ' �
I;. B, 1, Pickering, a dang3ster• " � works will come much more •quickly "'sedgy misser>t but eves remembeered held every Ssridssy evening at 8.00 p. ;��
:' � i:WITATIO:ti To A FRI'�1DLY and a-t'll receive a much issare enthua- by so'n IlEdger attd itlittily. m, for those who desire 'Church .
' iaAtic audience, it ia_ a very forward ' •Membership. ' :�
�•� -� EIICRRF rtrp toiranl a better Pickering and
and flamily of Mount Forest visited - . .. :' ' .. - _ _ _ _.CHF.RRYWOOII �_. : _., Preabytarian Church, PieWrlas ; •� * :'�"1
' •- •, � a better community. �•
lgrs.. Robinson'e tnnther, Mrs. Step- p1'T:DNESDAY, MARCH 26th .Thera is one item that perhaps Rev. David :1'iarshali, Minister �`` • •
hen Cafik over the week -end. They •should be de It with in this letter Mrs. •Frank Torrance is vieiti StTNDAY, MARCH ,2.3, -IQ4? .. .• .__ _ _ �'
were (,ed- paren'tr of tpeir nephew •TO'°i'�iP Hall, Brougham •i fl relatives and friendp in Flo ' � lltrs. P. N. S rat=. OrtaeM . • � � �
,fin R.obezt Stephen Cafik. All the - ,c',ponsot•ed be Brougham W. I. � 'and that is --the ai!iterouti thought of lea++i:t here abort six week, �� 2,00 p. m. - Sunday :3choo, '
t`+e Community C}nb in tttrrsina over fi - tgo,
• f4nmily were Present but Jack, who R«30 P, M. � Adtu. 2bc. � it's moniote for-"rammun#y pnrpos' t•eturning at Faster. She hoe bten 5.00 - Chutrek Servile '- -
' ;s expected home this ++'eek -e>,d. • , Prizes . , , � Relreshmentn � eoatin+ied se page foots at Tampa, 3Flver Spri�a, � _ _ • : I . - -:'f ,
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'VOICE - O F -'T R E P R-E S S There Will Be No
CRUMB COFFEE Dollar Pork Chops
,just a, Suggestion t Veterans Help Veterans d At Chicago hogs hit $30 a hun-
r J if : uu own or occupy a house One way to provide ,employment dred pounds —the highest quotation ~,
for jobless veterans 'might be to in history —and predictions, of a re-
surroundings,
Recipe
with neglected why -
'" °` "'µ,:• A" not spend a fete evenings preparing get them building homes for home- tail price of a dollar a pound for
A6d 1 envelope Royal Fast Ris• less veterans. pork chops at once stirred consum-
' a plan for improvements this tom- —Port Arthur \ew•s- Chronicle. erg to threats of buyer resistants
ing Dry Yeast and 1 teaspoon
sugar co +� cup Iukew•arm - itig spring- You'll, be surprised
h� 1 1
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water, stir and lee stand 10 what a lot of fun you get out of if pig products went •sky - rocketing'
':' ?t d •• . '�''% minutes. Scald l,4 cup milk, add it when you really get interested. Reminded Him on meat counters, says the New
:? ,,, York Herald Tribune. Spokesmen
3 tablespoons shortening, : And when you improve your home >, \iontreal couple took their
cur sugar and +/2 teaspoon salt; surroundings s you do yourself, . for the Department of Agriculture,
> >' five -} car -old son along on a trip
;, J� ,� „ 4► ;" cool to lukewarm. Add 1 cup }our neighborhood and your tom- however, promptly made state=
r'' : _ ," •..t &« :' sifted flour to make a batter. b to Niagara Falls for his first look ,rents which, we think, are not
4 - munity a real service. An active in . : g Azld yeast.mixture and 1 lieatKn at that tireless superspectacle. only reassuring• but sensible, Ad,
{, r writ• , egg• Beat well. Add zih cups retest in home beautification is the They trotted him up to the brink
,r \ sifted flour, or enough to make hallmark of good .citizenship. of the gorge, held him firmly on witting the regulatory. power of
a soft dough. Knead lightly; —fit. Thomas Times- Iournal. buyer resistance, they said' that
lace in greased bowl. Cover; the balustrade fora good look and there will be no '•'dollaa—porkchops"
set in warm pace, free from awaited his reaction. •,
draft. Let rise until doubled in The youngster stared long and ' because housewives will not and
g•� Drain on Lumber for such a -price, and they added -
<,, bulk, about 2 hours. Roll out silently, then declared: "1 v.anna
::. dough co t/x thickness and The, gruc,t .lrniand for lu:uLer in drink of water." that this is the time of the usual
lace in greased shallow pan. " 'recent years has been 1 severe drain decline in hog marketing ,anvi that .
P — Jlaclean's- Magazine.
4 , ' N •. a Let rise .in warm place, free on one of Canada's natural resour- an increase- in prices was inevitable.
from draft, until light, about °
ces. We have been cutting timber
1'A hours. Prick cop wnh fork Fall, of course, is the season o!
much faster than we have grown
•' *, and brush. with 3 tablespoons The British Soldier the slaughtering of hogs, and ;here'
melted shortening. Cream 3 if. Nets growth itili probably. con- When the United . ons re- can be no profusion of
tablespoons butter or shorten- tinue•below use for many years to P, Por until
ing. add 3 tablespoons sugar come. Light metals and plants will views the Palestine problem the frost, is again on the McIntosh and
a ) gradually, mixing well. Add 114 replace lumber to some extent. But world will be able to pay tribute pumpkin. Even M.Alne and 1'ermont -
cup sired flour, t/= cup dry, fine this will probably be offset by new to ' the forgotten Tommy Atkins farmers, who often keen • a Nov -
cake or bread crumbs, and 11/4 uses for �,00d _ o -and thank- ember- killed, well .frozen huh con -
2 , -- reaspuurrtinnal Ort, Stir kl,3tj
well mixed and crumbly. K tchener Record. jess task. There are many aspects veniently strung up in the back of
y - r of British policy in Palestine which the woodshed, are begilining to
kle oa top of :cake. Let rise ' i "
again in warm place about 1/a What Coal Crisis Did call less for censure than for gym_ trace a home shortage of spareribs
hour. Bake is moderate oven The coat crisis accompli�hec Pathy and understanding. and a necessary diminution in the
1 at 400`F. about 20 minutes. — Winnipeg Free Press pleasant ceremony of a cold roast-
what Hitler never could do— forced '.
suspension of such famous British pork sandwich taken with a glass
neeklies as the Spectator, the of hard cider just before going to.
ROOM% iFC
REAUTLLt bed.
Economist. the New Statesman ettt�la+e :u 51.50 up
and Nation. The. Department of A%ricultur•
Gttawa journal.
. � -' �'� ": 'last Deceml>.ei estimated a 1997
?hose Little Things (taw Vegetables spring pig crop of 53,000,000 head,
k \eed'ior iiiJusion o: lcbctables, Menace to All against a ten -year average of 49,
P,ecau:e ' of the coai ,portage" in - necierably rats, in the winter diet. Provincial pulice iutenu tc carry 941,000. With these oncoming pigs
Britain, the factory- of the Austin is the sal,;cct of continent among on an insensive campaign 4V,4Wa4 atlowea to grow up in -tacir. utxn
34otor Company^ is to be closed Ottawa health authorities: They motorists who drive one -eyed cars. sweet way There sltonfd be no din-
-Factory' We thought they bad the declare that a side- salad, for, in- Good, Such vehicles are a menace ger of ll.ieh- priced hags next f.11-
youngsters whittle those little , tance, is both- healthful and palate not only to their own drivers and -
ehings•otit in the kitchen during able, and that vegetables afire essen= Passengers, but to every other nio- HOTEL METROPOLE
hheir spate tiizie. ' : lisle to diet, in the winter as well -, torist and civilian on the highway. xe.�c.tf.u.�.w
+rest. — C.N.R. c.�. sT.asltr� We the Fortunate
\ \'in� se
c'or Star, as at other asons.' .— Brantford Expoiitor f
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People -of Canada
r2 "ada. anel_, tile_ t:nite_d State;___
_ are the two most blessed - countries
_ on the globe today, comments Ki.
: teanis. Magazine. We have more _
' creature comforts than all the rest
of the world. Our .thrifty people
ha,•e, 'accumulated ' more money fir
the bank .than any other folks. Wf.
are heavy holders of life. insurance,
govemment bonds and other gift.
4 ; -• ' y':' '" " edged securities. «'e have shorter
working hours, higher wages and _
greater opportunity to achieve sac-
teas,
w , f Ott the other side of the picture, --
fs;
we have unlimited opportunity .for
0
A education, and we .have religious
and political freedom.
- government
a ing
a in the world t and at no time
the history of the world, Iias the
Iaverage -man• had as rood a, cfiance
as he has today in Canada and the _
a t-nited. State %, - -
t • i o . 1 " The Navy Cut
Defence Minister Clanton has an
pounced that the navy will be
s _ 4 • ct enl. split between the two
,. .r.,
' coasts. And if he malcts another
cut in service rrson
p nel, he'll bare
3 g 4 $ to snIit an admiral: or
-two as well.
�F p"`'' r? •:• - _ 1'ou \N {11 t :nlor %raying At .
The St. Regis Hotel
- 'ronux•ro _
Fsery Room - 1"tb $all
%boner end-- TsN
41luxle, 1 =50
an—
Double, '11:3.50 up
Good Food, Dining and D+sge.
tag Nightly
h� Sherbourne at Coriten
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VIANDST :WORD.
LEARNING TO BUILD
- BY RUBBING IN
- ONTARIO'S progress and prosperity ai•e directly dependent on her:.:«.:....: ii,r,u,,,,,,•,•u„s,,,,,u,,,,,,N q• ick relief. 19-46
• : Greaseless, -
ability to produce goods in sufficient volume to meet domestic needs and the _ - -• - -' --- fasc•aryine, 1
CARPENTRY K ►I1g of
derngndo of world markets. Never before has the demand for the products _ oodor.at` °ae PAIN
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of eco "emirat
- . of Ontario's great industrial plants, her farms, mines and forests been so The Carpentry Course gives the student A slits, Aso
;great.. Production must be increased ... and that requires skilled hands ' basic knowledge in both practice and theory. :
'T:. skilled hands for plant expansion . , . skilled hands for industrial Hie training ranges from bench work and the
operations
skilled to provide homes for Ontario workers. And care of tools to the hanging of doors and the ;
laying of flooring. Available at all schools, :
higher wages, job security, better working conditions are within easier : ' this course is the equivalent of third year :
reach of those who have mastered a skilled occupation. apprenticeship.
- Today, through the plan sponsored by the Department of Veterans Vocational ;raining courses. are ; : ' V
r., . offered at training centres located
• agencies, _ ' Ill Ae JW vwa+.(y ts.µ,a ww ivwrra i hundreds of
meet the building needs of this province. + Graduates of these rehabilitation TH in Ontario: Toronto, London, ,
4 hie
_ courses are now ready to take their places in Ontario's industry'. . Available Hamilton, Kitchener, Brc vine Prescott, : _ I IN
-- to you are,veterens well started on the road to skilled building rades such sRt�Yi Ft.Pilliam,Brockville,Preecotq
g Kingston, north Bay, Ottawa,
" as bricklaying, plastering, plumbing, steam- fitting, and carpentry. Seek Guelph,hempnille,Haile }bury. _
ne
them out with confidence. They are vonr future craftsmen. _ NTARio
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+CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . State of Prussia Tourists Spend 'yl
Dissolved b Allies X212,000,000 in `
-AGENTS WANTED BABY CHICKS, ' FOR SALE Y ,- Canada in 1946 ,
- LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS ti00D CHICKS PAY BEST TARPAULINS 'Prussia has disappeared from the
o •
We now have a Complete Kock of all Read what Mr. Bra dburst of Joliette, sturdy brown or khaki Duck Waterproofs Few people realize what apro- . -
Ltghtning Rod Materials on head and can Quo.. says about our chicks: April 90. Coven with tie rope., all weights. Write map of Europe. Its death certifi- fitable business' the tourist trade :`
Supply Immediate delivery. Why not write 1946- "The 208 chicks received in splen- for Quotations and samples. John Leckie, Bate has just been signed by the '
_,�itn4 enquire about. a dealership for Your did condition, not one dead and orrly one 7T Wellington St. W., Toronto. is, or the amount of money it puts •
to T toryt our equipment is the best on died since. They are the most vigorous Allied Control Commission in Ber- into the pockets of the people of .1
ble.�The B. Phillips Co. prices most Hain beenhhandlingic hicks for over 40 3e r. Wppaax. 7tt1�4 Halifax, S�ask line Politically and economically Canada, comments the Huron 1~ :-
St., Toronto. Order now and gey �the best. Heri are Limited number of cornplckers for 1947. it is no more, and from the ge0- A
our prices: Barret -Rock Mixed, 812.00; First come first served. Write us for graphy books of the world its hated Positor. iiC,
ATTENTION TRAPPERS Pullets. 821.00: White Leghorn. Mixed., threshers, combines, cornplckers, repairs. The Dominion Bureau Of Sta- a y
name will now be erased, says the : �.
u2.00; Pullets, $24.00: White Rock Mixed. ,' tistics reported that 5,250,000 tour-
111USKRAT.
Mink and`Beaver trappers. $15.00, Pullets, $25.00; Brown Leghorn TOILETS Ottawa Citizen.
•. - Triple your catches with a submarine Mixed. 114.00: Pullets, 826.00: HYbrtds FOP. FARMS. SCHOOLS Si:JfXER. cot. ists'visited Canada last year. And . •
•$rap. Ten muskrats to a catch. simple Rock -Red Mixed $12.00: Pullets, $21.00: ta¢es and camps. Can be either with or Thus passes into history a State
. •.'o operate, wetgbs three pounds. No losses Hybrid Leghorn -Rock Mired, (12.00: Pul- without running .water. "Caustic gentle• - whose "national industry" was war in addition to this total there were
: from biting or Dulling their feet off. 14.00 lets, 825.00, You also get tree chicks. Lion Ltd., 21 Ridley Boulevard, Toronto. and whose rulers caused more suf- the uncounted millions "of trans. .
.,.,each. Write for catalogue. submarine Goddard ' C hl c k Hatchery. Britannia ients whose Visits lasted less than a
Trap Company, Fort Saskatchewan. Al- Heights, OnL TURKEYS. Bronze, white Holland, small ;,, fermng, loss, misery and terror than •
• • berty, white breeding and toms for sale. $12.00- any others On this planet. day.
BARRED ROCK chickens. from pullorum- to $13.00. Pooley, Exeter, . ' 1"
BUSLNESS OPPORTUNITIES free flocks. ' banded, "pullorum tested Prussia developed into the curse The money sptnt by these trav- .
under Government supervision, O.B.S. We TYPEWRITER- Standards and Portables, of Europe in less than 300 ears. elers during their stay in, Canada is .,
.THE VILLAGE of Gardenton. Manitoba, have a limited Quantity for March and Guarattteed A -1 condition, saertfiea. p Y - '.,
would appreciate vegetable canning faa April delivery. Pullets 22c, mixed 12+•ic. Write fo7 .Particulars to. 222 McIntyre From the beginning of the eigh- given by the Bureau at $21,000; �,
7 tory. For particulars, apply Secretary, pgekerelr, Gordon W. Scott. Jloose Creek, Block, Winnipeg, Manitoba. teentli century when Frederick Wit- 000, which 's seven per cent over . i•
Gardenton; Board 'of Trpepe. ' Gardenton. Ont. .
• - Man. 156 YEAF.S Calendar, be¢inniag from is48 liam the First, a typical Prussian the previous record year of 1929.
. .OPERATE profitable mail order business DYEING AND CLEA \LNG to 2003. Most useful to every trade, dictator, created what for its time But the outstanding feature of the .
instructions: plans: schemes that tvin. sports, home and. family, S5c. Three copies was the most formidable army in -travel business is that all but 5,0004 . x;
Splendid opportunity. Complete plan 50c HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or $1.00, Postpaid. John Ehrenretch. P.O. „"I
` . ;Postpaid. Joseph Frank. G.P.O,. Box cleaning" write to us for Information, We Box 245, Montreal, Que, Europe, IL sought conquest and 000 of i:ilis money came from the
are slad to answer Your questioss. Do- domination. Prussia became a s n- pockets of the United States tour. '
{OSC, Brooklyn 1, N.Y. Y '
, Partment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited, HAIRDRESSING
BABY CHICKS 791 Yonge Street, Toronto. Ontario. onym for militarism, for savage die- sets. •
• LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson me. cipline „for nationalistic glory, for
:• SUSSEX .X HAMPS FOR ELECTRICAL EQI;IPMENT those_ information bertso ' on request regarding relentless cruelty in waf, and for -
SUCCESS classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Acade Y DEALERS . -
NEW ss , Johnson Gasoline Engines, ms, 137 Avenue Road. Toronto. aggression against its neighbors.
Hw
1.
Y delivery, Isook your order to -day at 1147.10. Electric Lighting Plants. st2,5o. It came to dominate all Germany .' Wanted For
the following prices, Unsexed Chicks 13c: Immediate Shipment. Currey Bulmer, Eg- HELP WANTED ' EVER READY PORTABLE
• :-Pullets $22,00; Coz'9c: Leghorn X Hamps, Linton k Bathurst. Toronto. and in- the end to change the men- _
, hnsexed 13c: Pullets 26c: Cox Be. Pull- WANTED- Middle -aged housekeeper, good tality of the German people. MILKERS ''
` orlaln- Tested Gov't. Approved Stock $1.00 FROM stock new: a.c. -d.c. C.G.E. Veld- habits for widower. Good home on hisb- 'i,
Down'. balance on delivery. Ora: Welding rods. 'accessories: A.C. or way near City. Apply $98 Pape Ave., Tor - -Now !t Ss gone. Its 12 former _ -,", Large demand • I '
D.C. 'motors, an sizes. "_3 or so cycles., onto, provinces have been absorbed 'into
- BONNIE'S CHICK HATCHERY Electrle hoists ti to 6 Ton Spot welders p Produces Profitable Turnover . .
.. Box 256, Elmira, Ont. 5 to 230 K.V.A. Gas engine generator FARMER, single, experlenced in dairy and Poland, into the Soviet Union, or - . .)
plants, also LVIND CHAR$3ERS, $ -32 -32 general farming. Good witses and Yearly • DAIRY SUPPLY COMPANY -
emDloyment for right m n. Apply satins -taken over by the occupation arm -
GOVERNMENT APPROVED Chicks, Volt, Aircooled Ras engines. Worm re- 4 161 4th Ave., N.T. I6. Dept. wee. j,
' ' - Hatching Eggs. Leghorn, Rock Hamp- ducinir gears. Gas driven pumps also age, Quallflcations and wages expected to ies of the four Great Powers. Its - :`+t
complete electric pumping t Harvey Nurse, R.R. No.. 2. Georgetown, wear- leaders are dead. Its,junkers
rock Hybrids. Day Old. Started. Sherla- SY terns- Shallow
dale Farms.' Woodbrit se, Oat. ' Well or, Deep Fell 100 'to SDO Oat. per Unt. "
• ' min. also Transformers. Alliance Elec- have been liquidated." And of its DON T WAVER Ss _ i
HUL'�EK£EYER to take full charge of 9 i
MAKE THIS a big Profit Year LY ordering trig R•ozk■ L'td.. 10;9 Beaver Hal] HiII, former overnment not a trace re- • -
Tweddle Chicks now. Tweddls chick■ farm.home. 3 adults. LYnte atat'.ng age. g T
Montreal, pr write nearest office Halifax � qualifications and salary expected. Apply mains. 411 » r � -41
are well known through 23 years' of too Rourn - Toronto Winnipeg - Vari -- • 1 ►liLiwell A4118e • it; ,
. vitality. high production. An order now. rouver.. .M», Margaret Swanton. R.R. 'No. 1, a ttorJd which has seen' the .
- - " assures you' of the' best price, yrhether DI•rLn, downfall. oP_nlany empires-, has not the same marvellous • - -` t`
prices rise or drop before delivery, and FAR3M FOR SALE ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL
also that ray will be ready, for a proper a word OI regret for Prussia. coffee blend whether '
-start with the kind of chicks you want Z'S- I,...:,..,: 1.-•°' ° ^_..• ••• ^ -•' CHATHAM. AATTAIJ- _ -__ _ . -__ � _ � --
on the date you want hem. We have the •,Coad•an[;. buildings. water. *Writ* Thos." Now* arceptms appl; ^ants for Sctool of packed in Super•Facuum • • a
. _ following ours breeds to choose from: Blythe, Fusilier, $ask,. Can. Nursing, for the Spring Claaa. Require- - In 194: wages and materials - ., 1.
. - lvbite Leghorns. Black Minorcas. Aneonaa. 100 ACRE Farm. $3L00. Large Barn. m"Pnte. Junior Matriculatwli or its etuiv- I •"
Brown Lewhorns. Barred Rocks- whits - Hospen, Granary and Hour, second alent. will cost the C.N� R. $100,000,000 in (Drip or Regular
Rocks. New Hampshires. Rhode Island )Cenyon Alexandria. Alexander De- Prato, Apply to the more than, the 193'9 rates. lass
Reds. Whits Wyandottem. Light Sussex. 4 "8 Sunnyslde, Ottawa. "Superintendent of Nurs4" Grind) Or Glassine-lined
Black AustralorDs. Jersey White Gant■ - PHOTOGRAPHY Bag(All.PurposeGrind)
and also 12 profitable"• cross breeds." All FOR SUE WO)IAN to cook -at Tourist Lodge from • - - e '
. are approved from pullorum tested, stock early May to October 13th. Stare age. 'COMET PHOTO SERVICE - . • .
With a, vrwred; record of 12rodudtion and ATTENTION FARMER% experl•nc- and wages expected. WrLLC A.
- - livability. 1005'0 live delivery guarantees(. FOR SALE- Trartar T:ri,s ma,i• of rub. W. Nlrot1. Baptist P. Onrarm, One er ]ta I 9ervtc.. work guaranteed ` a . ,
_ Your success Is our success. One year bar, suttable for bolvns on steel wheels, 2.,c par roll, Reprints d 3r Seep, 8 z 1 Gold- / \ ' - ,
FAR]t FiF -i P wanted. married man, en S-pia MountM 88c:' Box $, Postal Sta. with Tweddie chicks and you'll keep re- 113.00 each. rear wheel's $' 3n each. trout - MOST MOTHg'!ts BO TNt'i '.i
. ordering from us as others" do. Write -At wbeets. When-orderins state diameter and Uushwork as ,wets as farm. "Steady em- Lion D. Toronto. • • " :
ones ;or "bni' -- valuable free-- .-..,..,.,..•. -- dth -ot ateet- 1fsr,onttl nsbbe3 -C*. Lids- . _04y%ant, no miWng, near school. 8'0,00 - .
Also two and.tbree week old started chicks 9 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto. Ont. month. Free Flour. ward -n, wood, good S ENLARGEMENTS 43C -� -
!or Immediate delivery. Tweddle Chic16 home, right Ds "rt2•, Atex 1•.tarscks, Ciute. -- 4 >< s IN FOLDER MOCNTtR - --
Hatcluriea Limited. Fergus. Ontario. A thriving business, fully eg9irDed with Marla. - Entars- in•nim framed 7 x t+" Gold. Silver.
• blacksmith. . woodworking, electric Al. Walnut or Black finish 74c. If picture _ . ' .k
acetylene welding, near Bel:- ville, Apply EXCELLENT Plsficatio ter rook general . - ealor•d Pile. -
BEST CHICKS IN Ors YEARS Dodwe4l k Broadworth, Stirling. -Grit, with ¢atxl quahftcatians. Healthy, Pleas- REPRINTS 3e EACH .
,_ , yes, that la what all Rainbow Chick ant, clean, energetic. No waxing or - :q -bd us Your Old Negatives "'- d
buyers are leasing when they bur entire heavy laundry: lovely room, private bath, Any Size' Rolt - 6 or B E=DOSUree i
Chicks. All a-yar w ors 100 per carat free BOXER >��ies• reg'st «red- w•helDed ,Sept. - Suburban home. Widow with weft bbath. - --
9, 46; tots blood lanes. sire champion . Developed and Printed 25c -' Q
from Dullorum. Order your chicks now ed daughter Six to ten , constJPred. our Ws make . prints and eulargements from - �'
Kaialiero of BrtarnohA, Ears no, lnnvu-
direct from this ad and not be disappoint- only ,child Steven yeses needs romDanion- - - ,
laced, ions conformation. 'ahaws, Perfect Dslnts Or tort W eves.
ell, Tom Barron Laghorum, Ill 00 Per 100. mh,p. write Particulars and references. t
• Pulletm 124 00 Barred Rock Mmed $12.00 Box . oraaonab {y 'Dncttd. Rria Box 19.. 73 Adelaide Weat.'Torantq. DRi'H T ° ': .- ,
per 100. Pullets 121 00. Whits sock M.xiW >�= Ilo. Aurora. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE _ 1 .. -, , .
•113.011 per 100. Pullets 123,00, Brown Lees- MEDICAL - BOX 119, pORT OFFICE A. TOaO�TO �� ;
born Boxed 114,00 -pet' 100, Pullets 823.00. , 3 COMBINATION. Buckeye incubators for � C .
sale . cheap. Setting ' capacity "120.00, --" - -- 4
Leghorn -Rock Mixed II2.00, per !00 Pu3- >�1N'T WAIT-Every sufferer of- N'ATCHEe4 - C'1OCIICH t
lots 126,00, Red -Rock Hybrid $12 00 per hatching capacity 4 000 •ago: 1 combine- _ wie Pains -or :Neuritis should try , wT �Eiit11'E fob 71sELS FIS 9Nf1! " x
- - - -"-' - Soo, ,Pullets 121,00. Special prices on Cock- tion Buckeye Turkey Incubator, setting Dixon's Remedy -. 'Munro's Drug Store.' WATCHES - CLOCKS thro11IT1 11 balk VI 4 fill sleeps. e
capacity 6,'00, hatching capacity 1,080 t4+ltf1 tchest. Rs- Olean hl morning .
env. Guaranies goo per tint use delivery a33 Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid it.o0, REPAIRED _
_ 10 your station, 91.00 down, balance eggs. Alt incubators supplied with 2a or. ' . • _. 4
. C.O D. Rainbow Hatchery, Chatham., Os- 10. cycle.. Apply Tweddte Chick flat. RELIISVE9 PAIN from I heumatiam or : -1 week service, Price 11, 0'0 1tD. .. stab indlnt aey... the c ld Is ea s gl • - 4 to tarto . . cberim limited. Fergus. Ontario. costs you nothing, Rheum Amoral will re• lfnlly�d raoteed stab M�� the cold b etNd. I
Isieve you from Rheumatism, Sciatica. .4
BREEDER HATCHERY OF CONCRETE BLOCK Mackmes. 200 to 246, Nfuoltla, etc. 8100' per box. satisfaction • OTTAWA WATCHMAKERS'' Best -known home remelt �
. . - Blocks hour, others hand or power 46 to guaranteed. Internaslonal Drug Producta; 782 Gladstone, Ottawa. Out. you can -use t0 relieve ,0
' Am . -100 hour,- Brick mar- hinem. Batch lfnters 7222 Birriam Ave � Montreal. 15 Quebec. -� _ , '
-- breeders. it is 'not too early to book Your any size, Motors and Gas Enstnes. Mad1• - - _ - , distress, Of chlldl'en's colds is . - 4
ehieks for 1907 to be assured. of getting son Equipment Co., Madison, Tenn.. 2 FAMOUS REMEDIES. w NTED ewdorting Vieils VapoRub. i
Laksrtew super bred chicks when you unexcelled for 20 years again obtainable WANTED -Ail kinds of dreamed Pautiry. yen wWk ym rub 1t on. ' _ '
• want them. Buy your clucks from a re- CANOE" CANVAS by mail, Top prices for top birds, Joseph Cooper VapoRub starts to work to -
liable well established Brooder Hatchery \OX KIDNEY FI-CSHERS seleci -d tar Limited. Poultry Dept., 2064 Danforth - '
backed by 6000 bats, Pure brads and all All weights and widths also -copper Halls. backache, rheufnat,sm• headexher drowel- Ari., Toronto 6. (We do custom gradins� ease distresS ... and It ketepa - .. "' ..
.yopular hybrids. Start Your chicks early. tacks asst canvas filler, write for prices, ness, Postpaid $1,00' '
- . Chicks started then show biggest profits, John Leckie Liatited. IT wethngton Street BEAUTY SHOP fully equipped, to lease OIIWOrkingdllrillgtheIIlght,
leers for Pricy List- Isrge illustrated eats- ' W., Toronto, GA9TRONOY scientific stomach powder. for sate year with option to buy. Apply No wonder most mothers do - _'
. lostue and Poultry Guide which tens you use indigestion, was sourness, destroys '}
Aow. ,tp rails better pullets. Also ask. for CHOICE Hereford Bun (Service-ase) by bacteria. Postpaid 81 00, to Box 24. Glencoe, Ont. this when a I��� _ .
Weekly 4ip c1a1 List b! heavy crxkarela "Rittg�eod Mixer Time, { sa+d Fe. SAVE 23c sand tk -s advertisement w th BLACK SADDLE HulttilE. 16.$ hands coMstrikes.•
land 'overhateh' hatch -day Specials, and males, 3 Yorkshire Aowe (Reslstered) due your ardor. Deduct :5c_frcm the prices or over, not over 4 Years old. weight Tonight,try VAPORus
- Now Pot'Type Queen 011 Brooder Stoves. April. Dundas Ileraford Farms. R S. , listed abol•w " ' 'approx. 1150 Ibs_ Must be good saddle . . t
. SPECIAL PRICES Reavy Cockerels. Day Dundee. 'Out. NOX LABORATORIES • type. Give full Partctulars. P.O. Box ` / -;a,_ -
ald -or started. also day old' or started - Dept. w P , 353 range St.. Toronto. 92. Forbes. Ont. .
pullets and mixed. Prompt delivery. Lake -' • Dt7C1MJXGS. We still have limited 1
vttw Poultry Farm. Wain Bros,. Exeter, quantities of whie Pekin duekTllilts and • HIGHLY RECOMMENDED- Every' suf- . - f ,i
Ontario, hatching eggs available weekly.- 'Write erer of -Rhsumatle. Pains or Neuritis - s _ _ i
for prices. Durwood Farm. Dip t. W., should try Dixon's 'Remedy. Munro'■ -Drug _ •, o
• - STARTED PULLETS. 2 -4 Maple. Otit. store, $3 Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid a 00,` YOUR o - •
WEEKS FCR COATS from 153. Repair $6 up. POST'S ECZEMA SALVE .
March delivery. Cash "t■ on the' early • Capes, neckpiece, other bargains. Write Banlah the torment of dry eczema rashes Oi■ sir MVAR g �i� '
egg markets. Also started cockerels and Dept. W. The Furriery, 12.6 Queen WOM. and 'weeping skin troubles. Post's .Eczema �/
. snixed chicks. Send for Weekly Special Toronto, Salve will not disappoint you, Wei I - 1. . k-lat. Lakeview Poultry Farm. Exeter, GLADIOLI. 125 Varieties. Large at 6c itching, 'scaling. burning -eczema. ' ache, . :. � _. • Al �
(Ontario. - and -up. 100 Medium Good Assortment ringworm, pimples and athlete's foot. will - ' 1 - - -n
• - reopona remaily to this stainless. ordoriess - - ,
`3:k$%- ,....acat a. government DanaM and - -- Yrepala Yale �S. - "- Catalogue Free' ". Soon
blodlf tested, Barron strains. S. C. and Parker. ITS Shaw St.. Toronto. ointment, regardless of bow stubborn o1 i
White Leghorn' and H. P. Rocks. AM6a hopeless they may seem, - _ -�
Poultry farm. Hoi -gam 7rcFOn- OnT. -- - -1�E r bicycle a motor -bike- Wbiwr PgtCE- 11�04__EEtt_,LSR. - -- -_ . - - -- - _ - ,
23s horse Power bicycle motor complete • Sent Post Free on Receipt of Price - - - --
WE HAVE chicks, immediate deli -very. with can tank. All fittings and controls - POST'S REMEDIES
And ft's Marsh chicks you need toe the $188.60 with Instructions of $166.00 com- $gy Queen St. R... Center of bogs
better markets, Started and dayolds. ' Pietely Installed. Rae J. Watson. 257 Toronto • •
'Cockerels, pullets, unsezed. Bray Hatch- Wellington Street, London; Ontario. Of- _ • - •1,
cry. 130 John N. Hamilton, Ont. - - light Motorcycle Headquarters for West- TREAT YOURSELF at home with electro- - "• - I
!IYa HAVE some choice two and three ern Ontario. magnetism for Arthritis: Rheumatism. - r •
week old started chocks 1e Pure breeds Insomnia,- Varicose F Veins and other mph- �������� ��AC
C0 , 1
and cross breeds to non- sexed, pullets or . NEW POT TYPE QUEEN OIL latory ailments. Free explanatory Damply i
cockerels for Immediate delivery, Send burning brooder ■roves." Ws I+ava used ' lets from CootieRPtn -d'cs, Manse Street. _ _. � ••
for special price list Tweddle Chick th•iu with nutstandins nertormance. Book Toronto, - -
natcnries a,imicea rergua. tmtario, now for early Spring delivery. We can .
ML'SlC.tl. 1 \NTRCJiE \TS
give prompt delivery If ou act quickly. --
100 CHICKS FREE FRED A. $t1D musical TON buv sells, ez-
With' every order of 100 pullet chicks we Lakeview Poultry Fart Wetn Brw., changes muaicnl instruments. 111
Exeter, Ontario. Church, Toronto 2 '
• . 'g;:ve 100 free chicks (our choice). Barred' r -
'Rock Pullets $21.95, White Rock Pullets ONE YEAR old Registered Yorkshire Soar . --_�- •_---• V
- '$2 own White Leghorn ,Pullets d-Roc , 860.00. - b egg electric In OFFER every IN1• v TORS � o � ■ o � C an Get Quick . W Brown Leghorn Pullets 125.95; RPd -Rock $88,00. Two broad breasted - bronze fur- AV OFFER to every Inventor -List or ,L >
•'hybrids. $21.95.• Legborn -Rock Hybrids. key toms blood tested $20.00 each. Harold Inventions and full information sent .
$25.95. All chicks -sold are from blood- - Carkner, Morrisburs. Ontario. • tree. The Ramsay Co.. Registered Patent �
tested 'stock, backed by high pedigreed Attorneys, 273 Bank Street. Ottawa. •
• , lstock, Gua books your order. B. etch- PORTABLF. Are Welder, Was driven. take Canada. Relief From Sore, Painful Piles' .. , •_A!
' C.O.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent Hatch- amps. A -1 ,condition for rent or take _ --
-. -- ' err, Chatham. Ontario, -• erection weldins. Advertlser, Box 825. PATENTS " - - -- - - :`-,
• i & 4 WEEK OLD CAPONS Fort Erie, Phone 2t12R. FPITHF.RSTONA('GH t Company Patent . • 1
., .It Dar■ to raise capons. The price at. Solicitors, Established 1890. 16 King. Most people Seem W think the only way to get 6trdulsaoc in tbe:wer brave! tbepsinfulpilet>moe , ., -_ _
RHUBAR13 ROOTS FOR' SALE West', Toronto, Xooklet of information on .relief from their sore• painful piles is by local treat- I soon heal rr -- ear the lieasitirerectalmembranas
capons Is approximately- 6c Ill. higher than - - :
.iClassi led Advt's R. C. C L N L ,� A'- a Notice
Cla°aitrcd Advt. iii&WA FUN EE_-' .L DIRECTOR ;t,osst 4en Storm Doom a"
Private Ambulance ,' $torso Rash - bade to Ur"
20 wvuis �r • Less, 15c. -if charged, Phone - Markham 90W Arploalt Shingles
35c, Ovei : u Kurds, !c. per word Roll Roofings
FOR SALE - J amesway electric M ar k h a'm , ` Xi t. Asp►alt t3idup
Well Beards otc
brooder, used one seascn, chicken _
trqughs and fountains for 500 birds N. M. Xsordon
Apply after 6 P. m. to Don Gibson, - -- -- -- - -
jt• R. 1, Pickering Phone 27R11 -
�oR SALT - kitchen range, aim4ei Claremont Locker • Maple Leaf Fire
•new, 6 lids, reeervoir, white enam- RV
-qt
el iliniAL Oven 18 by 16 inches. : Insurance Co.
BOIL 548 Standard Size Locker $9.00 A Yeas
Write or Phone
FOR GALE - truck platform, 12 f11~
' • by 7 1 -'? ft. wide with 36 in. racks Cutting Room and Chilling Room Qltesp Rs4s for Farm and Country .
Phone Pick 2? R 4 Available Free To Customers' s
FOR BALE - 2 Holstein cows, 4 SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE 'Windstorm Insoranee on, 'Bnildit>is
WkWI -LIs, Silos etc.
years old, due Apr. let, blood teat_ TAYLOR - LOYS T Autemob>`le umraoee of All Kinds
' ed and negative. •
_ Apply to B. W. Cotton, Altona Rd. PHONE CL.AREMONT 19W or 1+1J. Bowman & Rowe .
Waitresees Wanted -full and part
time, also kitchen help. ' - _ -- _• -• -- -_ -_ --
Phone Whitby 820
FOR SALE - Brooder stave 1,000 `., for
size, chicken 'wire, feeders, waters,
shelters, luggage trailer, electric
washing machine, 1984 Ford sedan, -
good tires and motor. Ser. No. C
18622844, - Apply Wm. ' Watson, - -
Valley Farm Road, -Pickering -
DO NOT MISS THE 'BOAT
PI'CKERRING
JEWELLERY
�• f
Novelties
- All work fully guaranteed
. +says the government. They mean
-do not pass up the egg markets r
seat tall and winter. Especially
- for overseas i
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iIILLSIDE CHICKS _
AVAILABLE
STARTI CHICKS IMMEDIATE
0094
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Canada Approved, brders pnllornm
_neraIoas
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te:-ted, 100 percent live delivery
ra iranteed• save valuable time. 01 '0
o
. Contact agent-
` GARRY MILKS, PICKERING
f
Fuller Bruhses
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: .Lauder Brush Products cannot be par-
hi simple, but rich de
chased in stores-handled onlp by the
sign. . we can furnish Sll
memorials that will
Fuller Brush Ilan for Markham, Uz-
_ bridge, Pickering and Scott Town- -
please -- from every
ships. If I should miss you, ki:-07
' standpoint la dignity
pAone 6602 Stou&- le. Write to vie. ,
_ of appearance our worse
--- - -.- -,- - 'Pennanen, Stmffvilie, or call at the
__ will starr-i out throw -
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'house on Main St. East, near 10th
the Ages. .,
STANLEY
.j
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Theatre a
Stouffviu
Phone SteufftiUe US
:Sat;nrday Matinee at 2 P. X 7
Doors Open Each Nigh Ale t29
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
MARCH 21 and 22
The Bowery
George Raft WallaeeBeery
RAINBOW OVER T1AS
F-07, Rogers _
MARCH. 24 and 25
Rebecca
Laurence Olivier Joan Fontaine j
WiMNESDAY - THURBDAT
MARCH 26 and 27
Two Smart People
--john Hodiak and Lucille Ball
Universal News
-eonceeeoin. "No Greater Tribute- Beasht and Bold --
1lLiar. 21
N. W. STAFFORD ■ Used Clothing - oter liaed. eleM- '
Highway Memorial ad and pressed lisps near. Carry a
Works Ihs " sleek of hAO e1w wile.
= - Your Best MPS Is At ` • '�' _ - _ _ Whitby, Out arw isaiboe
-- -
Ph6 482
Pickering Farms "tan r' .�Id , tarn comer �°`�, .�'
'•. .�"�' - -Worth more "tan isono/ Imp at wr! Noma" power C"
former, as he pocketed a d`egrre for (780.00 his 12 sssd be sawslaesiL
for acres in soytwcomprodwwL BesWas ow cash, wyboons
wore bonefkial in 6siz loose�ng effect an his tight. U all " &Veo Rem. @A"*. 1�
EGGS - - heavy- textured ,o8 -a+d pines $ays ear, adopted b
.„
laser planning, he even drawrd a good praM on sossa FarT's t'.r1Cva�Q�`
- poody- drained fiohds. �$W �.. WANTED
A„ d ,row, thdt victory mos needs o� 3,OOOA0o Pbme
si3'd _ bud" a , ... .•..1 the Conodlon soy crop ass t be - _ WESTERN GRAIN and MAP[9 DEAD � BAR: C f""
:reseawd wayr tiers• too wool eanod'iow : , -
_..... nromw for a/ ter.
Clwlario farn+ers ono sera of o ready - _ . ;LSAl!' PREPAF�D P)cSDS yN
- tMy can grow. .. w .M,.; �.. ASPHALT STUMLES P3CiiIF1 )1G..•�.. •.. ' : _.. .
!!s R !
20=1) SWING
y BAOOKLIN
Y�mr eggs an candied a'rtIIin 41) SOUJYD f� O�S idle • BOTAL THERMAL OIL 9ZATER8 CLAREMONT .. .. .. ! It JA
ho .rs :7�m tine of arrival, w>:ieh AGINJCOLTRT
gives you a better .grade, and Bard Coe] -Seed Corn _ Clover
rrequratly more money. - GROW�iYS JOl iff We Pap The P'hoay CYaRss
Tn assure of customers of filling
For yv�i convenience; we anti : own bags --- bags: -we scarce. - :::GORDJlV YOUNG LTD
over. from 8 a. m. to 6 P. m. - :� Soybeans have a long -plop ing peeled - - orders for chop or grain, briag_zt►ar -_ Toronto -- Phone: Ad. 3M
d tit; , including Saturdays. ' and are EASY TO GROW, using standard
= methods of cul9veNon and standard faros Claremont, ��•
Picketing Farms
equipment. CASH CRO ►. Titero's o ready MCLellen's E M t* N
'�' market for all you can grow. SERVICE STATION
Limited 3 ;► real SOIL - SUNDER, improving sail, filth
' and adding some nitropen•- soybeans a `i IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS
Vb'hit. y 33r = Night or Day Into any "trop reiatioa" planning. R Tire Repairs '- Grease and Oil-
ttnrrr V ANZARTA -
' drought, light fresh, and boo" rains
- -- during growing season.
CELLARS - FOUNDATIONS • TAm roe aria _-
- ?a the Editor - Continued 1 -� Growing soybeans is BENEFICJAL in STABLE OE r+MONa:.�oKtr«e rRa.
►NYTHII�IG IN CEMENT WOA%
_ - loosening eilied on tight, heavy -bxtrr
€s" rather t.`ran to have same tie ru - . soils.
t?'e ban!: a-rd not ccntribitin any- _ Open 6.8p A. Di. To 1080 P. EL.
'.thing L�cvad conununity aort, As i Greenwood Tenders oZ your paper already know /►� G
-- these slot its; vreie "entrusted" to �/ -
,tire Rotary t,9nb to be "earmarked" L' { M t T ht o �Cireen�vo'od, Ont.. Mill
for "Comr3.-nifty Work" onlp, I am Chopping
eu.-s flat !�v -nembees of the Cam- 2 ! 5 R L E E T S T R E F T EAST %ab_� PRAL T it !l )IEAS,^'Ex FEEDS sad
_ rnunity C'-ut. 4 any, would not like T OAR 'O H T O , C A N A D A SUN RAY FEEDS
to see, these monies expended In All W� ern (stains
.'equipment Aut would further the in- .... s. *. .• •• '� aw Quality Drugs p,psa 1!'.or Chopping Daily
terest and the phyrical and runts! ��� < f wccarste Dispemaas 1 Plrsae Pielkse�ng 7 R U
education of, our young people. A t� Yeterb a" Reseed M
small or, is greatly needed , ° I •A, J. MORD'EN sold SJON
lft our community. There are how- 1 .. Rdislsla Phste 1+7srisNng -- -
e4fr, n4iear tfiing•� along else name — y1CT0ltY MILLS ijeiOilOd •.''`� -.
Complete Eosmetk Liar
!line wh-ae perhaps, ;.ire�e fun& M tissT SfltW sAST—•1� *0100, CANADA •�. l
might be directed, but I am sure that "� Days - 8 0 A. M - n1RX1TUk1 ftAL%W
i!! year re9ders in this vilia�e give ANifbout cost or obliflalion me-plea" W1 j WeeY Daya _ 8.80 A. M. • 0 P. AL
send your mow bvoklot- • WITH �? r i suriday - 12.30. P. M. - 6 P. ix FUNER�LL. Dim..- A
the "green light" to t:.e Community 'S0.1'aEANS"
:'. Memorial Toan Hall, roar Tlrnatee�, — '
- R. Deg,
NAME ..... ....................... a., -
. and Rotary ('•lob, will see that the r _
,nest use $ fcvind' Par ' ' • i 3 Pond. r = >� eat
Editor for ADORE SS ......................... - i1i AYIl• L7. � ���
"1e U,a,,t y"u M'' Ask Apriwitvrai Representative ear x Phone Pick. 13
' : the space +hat yf • x b ave awed this &ocol�Gcaln Buyer atxx* SOYBEANS
It wr'tte�, with.: fear or � v: J THE R,E%ALL STORE •
favor and without the intention of r13014S JP1W- 0 Pickering Ontario
,*11enee to any of Toan readers. /
Bebert Roddy �-
'.;eorge and Mrs. Blake visited her Fill M[,abley is dead. When Bill
Parents is Millis recently . --
MRpoley died on March 12, at his
Several of our Junior Faamei s Fairport Beach home twenty miles
..ire with the delegation that visit= from Toronto, he joined a thinning
ca the various manufacturing plants company. N,o - bugles sounded, but i"wood, visited the former's ! _
,.car Toronto, including the Toronto the ghosts of old comrades marches: er, Mrs. X. Draper tact week-
:.. evators, Massey - Harris, Goodyear the star -lit sky. and the breeze seem- _
::bber and others. I ed to carry a whisper of "Tipper- and burs. Forsyth entertained
.Much sympathy is expressed for ary" and "Pack Up All Your Traub- a �isitpns on the week -end. ! i, d
>L s. John mother at n upon the death •� F I FARMERS
po leg,,. Wilson was a Toronto vis-
her mother st Whitby recently. - Bill Mabley died as he bad lived, - , !on Monday last.
Conimtvlations are in order to quietly, with no nation to mark the ,e Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs,
John C. Bryant upon her roc- manner of his going. Those who hanks' home on Wednesday, ! - --
-nt birthday, which was celebrated had known him best, now knew they h 26, at 2.00 p. m. Word for
a
her home on the Third. , ..Do you need f help? Write fully. full
had -known him little, For Bill Mab- Gall - Crone, y � � • y giving ,
Sympathy here is felt for Mrs, F• ley had been paying for almost, h e Young People are ' practicing
Brown, of Oshawa,, upon the death thirty years for being, a hero. Sacred Cantata to be given it, particulars of the type of help you need,' wcommoda-
of her husband. Mrs. Brown was a It was October of 1918, The Can- ' !hurch on Good Friday tight. r'
daughter of the late Frank and Mrs. adias Army, relentlessly pursuing ier notice, later. Lion, wages, etc.. to the Ontario Farm Service Force'.
smith who lived here for some years the beaten enemy, was surging st baby lambs for this season'
on the farm now awned by Mr. and through Cambrai, Corporal William ..ed at Wilson's Park last Reek. '
•:rs, Gard. Winter. Mabley of the 19th Battlion was of - Department of Agriculture, 9 Richmond Street, East.,
'At last, the roads have been open- that Company. He had served
ed after the exceptionally ' heavy through four years of war; the ene f ighland Creek ''osoato.
;now storm, and while several were was in sight. Then, in that stran .-e
rather impatient with the Road Supt, ebb and flow of battle, the- enemy iby Mm Gm Hull)
and the Council over the situation, fought his way back a few hundred ;
regarded b y the fair - minded Holley continued his series of
it is reg y yards. Corporal Mabley's superior ,a "'�ern►vns this week pointing that they ,have done a fair job und- officer was hit, and left for dead oy, the 'Sermons is a deep-rooted -
er the excessive provocation of the the field. But Bill Mabley, who has necessity p
Bea-
repeated storms. Although there 12, come to Canada from his native Bea- in order that 'we might have en; of the Centennial - Road Home The Mission Band and their friends
ome justification Ebr use criticism fordshire, Eng., was a great Cozad- Nng on which to fall back in and School Club would like every - had a good time at the crokinole
se of reverses
:at more planning of essential traf• ian sold;hr. At the risk of his life preparatory, Class for church ' one to know that her group is hold - t party on Friday evening last thanks
sic roads clearances and a work day knowing that victory was just around ing a E*hre a_-d Bridge at the i to all who helped make it a suoc�-
that would not.cease at the stroke of the corner a he was still whole, ". )erahrp got under way this j school on Frida}, March 28, at 8.00 The Mlesea Mildred and Gertrude
With
the clock, If the township could _gill Mobley ent into the inferno with the hope of securing new o'clock and it only costa 35 cents. Corbett spent the week -end with
secure two good bulldozers and work and draggy his officer back to - 'ire a° the young people good time is promised and prizes f4iendss in Toronto.
one at each end of the township, saflety. Corp. Bill Mabiey paid for to Easter 'Communion. Three will be worth playing for. Mbe Y. P;. U. held their meeting
and haN-e. their plows left in the that heroism, paid with a hole in h's B people this Class this In the list of future events also, at the home of John Stone on �tn-
:lorth, the Centre and the South, head, He carried that bole in his $y, is Mr, Barness' • production of a var- dray evening and report a good att-
without this back-tracking so much, head through thirty years of life, esident of the Y. P. Bill Le iety concert at' the church on April endance-
they might be able to carry on to covered by a thin membrane of n Ag eered to teach a' loth, when the choir .rill be assiit- The gams Forum will meet n flea
better advantage. There is also the skin never knowing when the slight- )r T� AS"s S't'oup of boys to ed b the Lions' Glee C}ub and quar- home of Mr. and Mrs. Stowe blr►
problem of the small man who pays est accident would mean his death, a much- needed spot in our SL.n- 'et, as well as the Gooderham sis- Monday evening next- It will be s
a small tax and argues very voluably The officer he had rescued lived. wool work' tern. We are ass also glad to wel- aocsal evening. Lveryone weicame.
,,toy ,, , ell, the W. A. bee done it. Tbev- +Mr__.and -Mrs Ted' Korton into Mr. Ritchie of the Film Board wlll decorated Corporal M
patrol and dust nuisances and the the •field of battle for his bravery. l'o on strike. Our play has been i our choir and appreciate -the fine show pictures in the k�nurcn on Wea-
need ftsr some more frontage taaeb They pinned a Military Medal on his -sow till Falf. Stormy weather I contribution they are making• needap, Match 26. A program will.
to erWen up this anomaly.. chest They could do nothing about ly roads and housecleaning have It looks as though the Y. P. U. be given. Silver collection W be don -
The Club meetings Have had to go the hole in hiR head. While he was sashed on our time till we felt-, are going to present "Buddy Buys sted � � Red Cross.
Wed-
by the board this winter owing to a one hundred per cent pensioner. - -- - - -- -_ could notdo justice to this piece an Orchid" in the coming Presbytery T� Z`°gg W. A. met on 'Wed -
the impassable roads, but it is likely : Bill Mabley continued at his trade ramatic work, s• look forward j Drama Festival. We Wish them lots IIe�Y evening, March 12, at the
that' the April meeting will go on of painter a-+d decorator until fl,-e early in October when we will of luck, home of Mrs. Frank Hayward, with
to dA ii in oon'unctlan with ' the President, 9ve. Trimble in t}�
as per arrangement. years ago. Then he began to fail. J , , Don't forget the Cobweb Social at s - .
It is reported that Mel Cox, who While the guns of World War Tw•, Harvest Home services. l thechurch this Friday aloe= with chair. Roll Call Wes. answered vson-
has been working at Grasmere, ham thundered over Europe, the hero o: older not to disappoint the special entertainment sponsored by a �• lafatricks verse. The Devotion -
made arrangements to work witn World War One paid for h -s hero- were of the drama, the W. A.., the Fellowship- Cass. Door admire- al Prom was under the leader
Dick Winter Jr. on his market gar- lam in fear and agony. H. kept a arranged tc, hails the Knox i i 25c, and each string lOc• Re- ship °S Middleton. The subject
Bening and cannery crops on a� smile, but it wen a ghrist at his frr- vard Club of Agincourt present freshments will to' of the eveni ,.Ih8ther Women ut Faith"., A
.. „ P I com rehensive report od the W. A.
basis, this summer, mer - smile. He celebrated hrs 28th 3 -act comedy Sonny Jane on of Fellowship and Fun P repo
"We have had worse winter than wedding anniversary o:s Mwchl, yes , a-day, Misrch 29. in the church. -- Presbyterial b ing at Oshawa, via
this one" said Chia. Di%Causla-sd, to he was weary, this man who had d9sion 35c, and 20c. and ticket$ ! _ reenwalc�d .__ Give by M-_' -' "mole. Arrangements - -- ,
,ur South. He tells how he remern- loved his country well enough to leL be available this week from all ! v - :'sere made for an 'evenings enter- _
oers w �bopt 50 years ago when he 1"old his life forfeit -for thirty A. members. We hope to see a tainment to be held in the near ! •
,;ed on the old farm which the long years. _ .1 crow out because we can tell -Rev. Silcox in spending a few days vide. After s► St. Pstrick s quiz, a
q j community . took over, of a Today, Corporal Bill Mobley is at this play is goof, and well done, with his riodly here• social hour Was enjoyed. Redresh-
znow storm n the 21st and 22nd of peace, His wife, Stella Ralph, ana vg, aegis it. The attendance at Sunday School . menu were served by the heMess,,
March which filled all the roads with his children, Helen Prouse and Ralph .. ' ti's. As* 1�etint, genial Presid- a� Cl=T� � w� was
much bat- Mrs. iirgrwsrd. '
.now so hard that you could easily and Ruth, mourn him. But Corporal
walk over it anywhere. "It was as, Bill Mabley, M. M., 19th Battiion, C.. • ,
bad ", he said, ''that the old Grand E, F., World War One, is at peace. - -` - - t
The o d - --
Trunk Railway was blocked for two , '1� score is paid, The accounts sr• -'�
days, and all the neighbors were out •written. But, somewhere the Record-
ail night shovelling snow to ass at ing Angel indites "Co rporal li,l!
-
he snow plows to clear the rails, ' Mobley.... thirty years, a hero...
and when I dent home at 4.00 pass friend. S A was[ Meeiri To You? _ - •.
'clock in the morning, they Me me
t - ;
1.03 for my services ", I resolved to
Quit snow - shovelling right there ",
•
F _ rien l X hh oar ,
VAeting at use auyac . , — - .._ _ ffN' l - - `r •� ,� r. }. _ _ .�
kyirs. ., x Don McCullough- The ptog
-
was in eivatge of Mrs. Beelby and
- e
ktM Boniflsce. The P=BideN& ]&a•
Reynolds discussed plans for next I 14 ` - _ . °• . - $
.�sonth when the Ses*enth
's meeting _
of this group null be 1�Vrry y�
Annie ?rsary _ � • . - �
lremembered -
-- -New Sehod Bos,d Fleeted • — - - ��� - .. - �
� complete new
School Board
'
was elected for cw -emont Public
sad ConNnnhtion Schools last Satnr- _ s'• _ _ r _ . __ - _ - = -
of . the
day. Following the res i g non
- former V-- steel, .it was neoeassry to . - _ !' -4
UtP jrnaanew
AlanGilaa, y�. Seth- ► - - a- ~'•.`.� Stop and think how .close a neighbour s bank really Itt
erland and 'Thos. Hartsasond. The _
ior^�r, Board eansiated off D+<eaa>� r • And how friendly and useful a neighbour. You can use it _
Doherty, McCullongb and D>a►RIMZ.
to cash a cheque, make a deposit, pay a bill, obtain a loan, and perform o•thef
i,eeai Cr9atnery To Clause Hasa :
is banking- jobs. A bank is as essential to the welfare and progress
The local crr_amery is to change
Nandi aver being owned aid over of your commuoity'" the local drug and grocery - stores, church. school, police and An -- - - -• -':
aced by Fred 'Mans, of Mrs+mont,
for the past twenty -five yeim The _ 3
new owner, who will tyke over cn � ..stations. Ovet 500 branches of The Canadian Bank of Commerce
April. let., -is Mr. Cecil McNeil, of
two POTS 1-
TO and hie , Melvin i._; _' serve you in cities towns village's lad hamlets ri t-
land _Lloyd. Mt. McNeil WM .hake 1 4 ' Y ' ' � li ..,. •
caves the crisomery rots a regular - "? °1 r s...:: ••, -T, .
koal milk '= ' icross Canada. You can consult our local Managers any time:
dairy, and will have a 'f`r'• _
delivery as well as butfer making
,,He plans to, remodel the Pmt
building ur- mediata;y. in business
In Toronto for the past fifteen '
cornea to Claremont well
years, he _ -,,. 1• ,'. „ _ :e
gnalificd for the Work.
See 1. ,ckey• Wt'►te -up on front page. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COIL MERCE � • .: .. ;< .
nv /�i* a^' Lr M - •` - Pickering $ranch - N. R. Shor 'reed, 'Manager
Jain The Wbmon"s 1wetute held their � �
Monthly � the Tewn Hall
ms.•
.
- I Awe,.�r N rn•rloee ftasslr Petits First
+ (Hollywood Actor ban can face any crisis -if !w E � � T OWN TOPICS _
TLAM - NOR WNTAL By BARRY bIURKAR
has his trousers on! So says Chid
1 Pictured 60 ft ac. t- uRtrlEr N William Fitzgerald of -the Seattle,
actor - sings, clans monei 11 - Recent winner of the Baritone portrayed there. Fortunately the Wash, fire department. He ex-
62 He is oAa as HOpGEg o Class under age 21 at the Kiwan- most of us are not of the el-aracter plains:
tl For - Ho113tw0od"a T is Musical Festival, Toronto, was -dep'cted in the ,story, but neverthe- "In our rescues we've 'learned
School deals --- -- T Peter Kaiser of Pickering, w o less, many of us should smarten that man's first act upon' smelling
Skill T A E has bean making a name for himself up and realize the ' life . is on'.y smoke is to scramble into his pants.
14 Upon vulic, in, music circles. what a make it. su„�est that A woman grabs the telephone to
r 13 Sea e I MiUtW 19 Donkey 41 State all teeners read "The Heller" and call the firemen, then her purse.
sale Following the contest Peter was
16 Toward police (ab.) 21 Lyric poem 4T Pertaining to g then size u the situation as it She's calm and very practical.
2 Metal 23 High card air asked to sin over radio station P
17 2000 pounds CFRB along with several other effects you personally, After "I%ien want to run the show, or
` 19 Hatchet 3 Against 24 Sailor 49 Against winners and he made two broad- reading it, you may want to make they get panicky -won't listen.' But
2,0 Was sea 4 Top 28 Cost a0 Wagers casts over that station in the same some advance New Year resolu•' the ladies, are gracious and co-
' 22 Was seated 6 Make a 28 Attack '' 51 Sound 'made +
25 Ei4her t mLstake 31 Greek letter by kitten - week. Competing against seven tions. operative. It's a real pleasure to
28 Postscript 8 London (ab.) 33 Golf device 53 Put on others, he was h' •h1y compliment # * rescue them. i
• (ab.) '7 Sign 3e Domesticated 55 Vase ed for his presentation. These Fridays until mid -\lay are
27 Accomplish "B Chapeau animal 56 Capine' Peter has been - studying' voice red letter days for would -be cro- WHAT A BREAK.! it's
29 Calcium 6 God of love 37 Sheltered side 57 Snake for several years now and since he oners and warblers of Toronto's
(symbol) 10 Near 38 Finish 58 Steamship first took an interest in singing, has younger. set, Art Hallam, the ge- the same Superb Max.
30 Equals 17 Apex 39 Five and five (ab.) a been in front of audiences on many vial maestro of Casa Loma, has well House Coffee blend
32 Came In 18 Native metal - 40Spoi1 8l Like in either the Super.
'- � occasions. started a weekly contest in which
Palm I Z 3 4 5 b 7 8 9 IQ Recently, station, CKDO of Osh• a boy and girl vocalist from one
B.f' Southeof I of the Toronto schools will sin Vacuum. Tin Drs Or
(�•) awa presented a fifteen minute g p
a6 Spot 1[ �y 13 program made up .: songs written with the band. One winner will Regular Grind) Or the
39 Abounds by two men of Whitby, Ontario, receive $15 and the ether a record Glassine -lined Bag All
42 Electrical I� - 15 '� I b and Pete, along with a young lady album. B} fay, when all but two $
engineer Cab.) U- 1B 9 ; ?'; ZO 21 a 23 ({ _ of Oshawa, was invited to present of the teen -age vocalists have been Purpose Grind).
43 Half -em " ' the songs. Those in the know pre- eliminatru, ,� }a sand r,....�, ...:L'
44 And (Latin); 5 Y� b 9 diet he has a great future ahead of be presented with a $100. The _. .
45 Rough lava 3� 3 3 him so hats off to Peter Kaiser, chance for a professional debut will When your BACK
48 Beverage 3 young baritone of : ickcring. also be gi; en the .winner. He or
48 District i►liC�%'•. �. � * � she Will sing with �he Hallman �CHES
r at-
torney Cab.) `* '>' Teeners of Halii <.., thousands band on• a trans- Canada network 9 • •
30 Battalion 39 40 I c and again with the Canadian Caval- - Baekwhe is often caused
(ab. strong, are going a ter the music by Em k excess
s
45 union -and no fooling. S okes- cede radio programme. Winners action. W6soltadoe
31 Force open 42 4i 4M P will be selected each night by the acids andpsisaw n do out � 716=
43 ;.� ��f 51 men down there say that the music
54 Naked (ab) 4i �� ' union -won't let them use non -union students attending Casa Loma,, If � � rha�ah'ef pail. dig•
37 Bushel (ab.) 52 53 = 59 5 56 S7 you happen to be in Toronto on w�[ mT
members on their radio broadcasts. a Friday. p.m., drop in and �v�tch 10°° fo6iw Te � 701e �
: x38 Standing The gang -ay they will put the �g properly -use Dedd's LkbeT PWs.
the show.•
" room only 5$ " • `� bl union in their place once :..d fir � T popular safe. new -bsbit -bas•
(ah -) __ _ "�, _ all. What steps the will actually ' ; mg. �sK Pas. ind»bbn
58 Style of - - take has not en discIo. cd, 1 ut teen -ager the other day asked eon � tee red bsnd. swervirlism ty '
the spokesman stated that if they me if it was easy to get a job
get together and decide :o slay writing a column. The answer is
away From dances '$,ere ion no. Then she asked me if it was
C"RONICLE bands play (and where don't they easy to' write s column. The SLOAN'S
0�' � C � pla9) the dances will be d• ided answer is still no.
By Gwendoline P. Clarke flop for lack of attendance. well, �� �� -ill then, what is nice about LINIMENT
that's one case. where ' to ks as it• she- asked. -
AFTER THE STOR311 No snowplough at work -to see it if a teener union is going to fight "Pay day and' the occasional
-need 'to tell you what storm, is chugging along, picking up power a union. compliment," I replied.
'there? You had,'your share of it and speed as-it goes, and then * " '
too, didn't you? Of course ley the sham -it hits the drift and'you see There is a story appearing in If you have any news, you would a t
time this gets into print the storm it bounce before coming to a com- 6- current issue of the Ladies like to see in this.. space,. pass it JUSI PAT
may. be just a memory, but as I plete stop. Then at it again -some- Home J )urnal (we pjsd it occas- along to Teen-Topics-at Box. B.
write the aftermath is still very times gaining a foot, sometimes a' finally to see the table displaysN Pickering, Ont. _
.much with us. yard, sometimes not even an inch, called "The Heiler." As thq edi-
It was last Monday night wbeti Will she make'' it, you wonder, or tor's wrote at the to sta., s, it will -
the fun really began around here. will she get stuck? Worse still- no doubt shock a gr t many par-
At that time Bob had gone to wilLsomething, break? Which will ents by its pr station of the way ,
town with mail to post and t6 triumph- nature or. the mechanis- _ read the story carefully. We were '
take in a show. He had the pleas- rd monster made by titan? I watch- some of young America lives. We -
'ure of walking home. My' goodness, ed fof over an hour and in that not shocked -just mildly disgusted
how the wind was blowing! By _ time it became' obvious nature was The story Baas so true to e, we
Tuesday morning the road, of losing out Finally I could see' the felt ashamed to ad- it that all eoo
course, was completely blocked. plough had made it. She was many . of us live the type of lifI
1 .The storm continued all through through! At least she was through
- the day and on into'the night. It the one big drift that I could see.
On sotto TOCa �•'
was no good putting out the milk I knew there were more farther �A1N�ay/*
because there was no chance of up the line but 1 imagined the - the truck picking it up. At the worst was over. Sure enough, in III- fitting 'and unsuitable foot- `� -�� Nis A Q O r l N
height of the storm a neighbor another couple of horrs the iiae wear can cause a multitude of
_: „• had a very sick cow and required was open -at least to dne -way traf -' health troubles. National Health PEDLAR'S
the services of. a veterinary sur- fic. And after that the road was authorities state "Your standing in - Nbtwt»w alb a«ttatr .. ,r.r aeweet seda.e. - -
aeon who said he would get there alive with traiiic. There were cars. the community may be influenced P the 'n esssl tnanas +►• ever seweaelar
g fi by the very boots you Possessing `a �! �`tO" et '� renow
:.somehow. Later Bob was walking trucks, s.ci it's and cutters, all on Y y wear. Don't.1.� "•:re- feet'• +wt •!•melt••, s+ tree
M., t.. be a heel—get u on seer t awv
yva_nn __Wet the "vet" on his _- their way to town. _ You would q p your toes, and w«rw +w t+ seen 0 -
g ado t sensible, healthful footwear." "t •• s• *• ;• a wd to test and serer a -
way driving a horse and cutter, tlt~ak they hid all been waitin P - wura et ss tasaes. feateNar trt�r
But at the first big ilri €t it wall Qb- against a red light. ROOFING
srevisw, Pete" Merwles euM as sssu"
beceime vio %:s the horse just couldn't make' Since, then- the road% of course, NEj;It`CtEd WOOdlOtS ba8elws tier � w of yew
-
€t. Finally the "vet" unhitched the has been widened out so that trav- grog roerlar and trt.�.,
horse and led it over. Then Bob elling conditions are practically
:and another man who was there normal icr this time .of year. Durham and Northumberland n►s�a
pushed the cutter over the drift • • r counties are going in for tree plant- saa�rA Pwtas
- on a big scale. The most neg- " lsas - waaarwt:ers
themselves. The horse was hitched But not so on other roads. On ra � stns T H
Iected part of the average farm in _ E
-up again and away they went un- what is known as the Third and Ontario is the woodlot. Why a
tit they hit the next big drift, and Fourth Line roads are still blocked. farmer should pay taxes on acreage - - - - -- -� - -
thus the trip was made. The "vet Farmers carry chic,<en feed on which is only fit for tree planting
7was in time to save the cow but their shoulders across the fields, and not plant trees which he can M T
_ her twin calves were born dead. others trudge home laden with L �
From that time on there wasn't groceries and bread. Many fam- secure free, is one of the anomalies Read ot sue,
of the time. The pioneers..had a } '
,...another moving vehicle on the ilies have not seen any mail fora more wholesome regard for the in- OSHAWA� ONTARIO. _-
`- =road that day. But there were week. One man who was in hos- vestment. stentrret Ottawa tenets - wtwwsoes dessert vaweearee
= plenty of. stranded ,ones. Some pital and well enough to go home St. Catharines Standard % -
'where in the district a truck load- had no way of getting there. There -
ed with citrus fritit was abandon- hive been the usual stories of _ -
ed. And of course there were de- shortage of bread and other com- _
serted cars everywhere. During modities but I have yet to hear of _
s the afternoon two plQnghs tried to any real hardship suffered ,as a _ W.
` open the road but, after getting a result of the storm -no race with - -
little way past our gate, easy gave the stork, no tragedies occuring - -
up and wcO back. through lack of a doctor. and, -
r • •' thank goodness, no telephone or _. • _ -
'That was fine for us but •it ,did Power failure. We, in this district,
create rather a false impression, 'a``' utucli to lie' thankful for.
To those who didn't know, it And on Wednesday 1 saw 'a
looked as if the road were open so crow! Today there are patches of , •J
1
that the next morning there were bare ground around the house. - .
cars and trucks and then more cars 'Can spring be far behind. _
.came up the line until they met •'
the first big drift, then they back- Ottawa's First Phone'
ed into our driveway and - went `_ a
home again. Naturally we were the
What must have been the earl-
only ones o4 the line who could It's not difficult to make good tea; jest
iest use of the telephone in Ottawa follow these
get to town, and we made the most is disclosed in an account appearing easy directions: First, -- °
of it least Bob, did. Wednes. scald the teapot :.. use one lea•
in the Citizen, Ottawa's oldest .. • : ••. • ^
day morning he made several trips newspaper, on November 24, 1879. • • • • • :. •• • spoonful of tea for each person
. • • . apply fresh, bubblT. boi!-
-took out two loads off chop, •four There it is related that the mans- ` • • •ins water .:. then stir.
cans of milk, two parcels for Eng- let tea brew for "liie
land, two crates of eggs and did ger of the Dominion Telegraph minutes ..: sheer sNi
Cornnany, desirous of brintzina the -
Manvua aiwNynig dubs for ins c.3nsolation of a religious service aervin
neighbours. to an invalid who had been con- i•
o fined to his house for four long -i
About 2.30 that afternoon there months arranged a telephonic con
;r '"was great excitement. Another nection between the pulpit of the
plough was od its way to buck the Dominion Methodist Church on , -
drifts. All the'farmers on the line Metcalf street and the couch in the - were out watching. I felt like go-
sick room over a mile sway. This - = -T° - - - -- -- �-
ins myself but decided it would be was only three years after Alexan-
more comfortable watching things der Graham Bell had given the first - - -
�rom home with the aid of binoc• public demonstration of his great
'�tehtrs: It is really a thrill to watch a invention in Philadelphia.
It
,
IOW Can s SCb00l LUS9a for them, that they might be sancti- = s'
_. tied and trade strong. r
By Anna An" And He knew when -they had
PI'iyt for Christina passed on other disciples must con• `
HtlP ve can I make's hair set- liras the ��t Red Cross Q. 'Ho ,work ' So He prayed not
I who -
• for theta alone but for al
tin solution. erh
g Broth ood
A. A good hair setting solution John 17:1 -11, 00 -23. should believe through their word.
�� can be easily made by taking 3% «
pints of water, to -which is added Golden Text: Holy Father, keep TO BE P is
-- � _ P POPULAR insist _
2 tablespoons of quince seed, allow- through thine own name those „
ing it to boil :or 5 minutes, then whom thou haft given me, that on serving Maxwell
strain. they may be one, even as we are."
Q, How can I prevent grease —John 17: 11. House Coffee. It's packed
from popping? Jesus' Intercessory Prayer 2 ways. In Super- Yacuum sY
A. Sprinkle a little flour in the The dictionary defines iaterces- / t-
frying pan .nd it will stop the spat- Tin , (Drip Or Regular r
i tiring at once. Also try a colander Sion as 'a prayer or series of pray-
TEA
ers for persons of different co_ndi- Grind) or Glassine. - lined,
over the pan, removing it only when tions."
turning. Following the solemn conversa- Bab (All Purpose Grind ) r
Q. How can I keep the top of tions of Jesus with His disciples
II __ the cake or bread smooth and ten- on the eve of. His death, recorded t.
der when baking?
r g in chapters 14 to 16 of Johns Gos-
A. Before placing the cake or _
P g eel, Jesus "lifted up His eyes to __ _ ___- __ _ •'
bread in the oven for baking, put a heaven" and made the prayer re- ALKALIZE - --
saucepan full of boiling water in corded in the 17th Chapter.
the oven. The steam will keep the Though this is , the only long in-
/ / / / / ' Of
top smooth and tender. tercessory ,prayer recorded, it was
Q. Hove can I prevent ingrow- not the only intercessory prayer of ACID
1 - ing toenails' Jesus. We may recall His words
�l A. Stockings which are too to Peter: Simon, Simon, satan G
short in the foot are very often the hath desired to have thee, that he INDIGESTION
cause of ingrowing toenails. See may sift thee as wheat; but I have]
/� p - that -b t, ,tin -e anA tue �All
_ - -- - Y E ��. ROW O � pr�for -tlree -that il,y faai, fail
shoe's are not too short,' „
rJ1.tL atATrtRti not. We may be sure that as a!
Q.
'What will loosen dirt when p and T
tsr�oeras Jesus prayed for Peter, He rayed •�';
The truth is, Stephen Bigelow call - washing: Im m F' W ,!
a•�i.1PTER x117: '' 3tcCale leaves Ann. for the others also. ri t�hst
' iaad Lce■ to s ne�reDayer man's scuts ed our office to get t,,e lour -dod-n A. 'One of the most useful aids '�
7b■r■ he tal�i..t0 Jerry rate, a welt- on you, late this afternoon." on wash day is turpentine. It will Function of Prayer - P
Warmed reporter. •'Called your office? To get dope' loosen dirt without the - slightest :He prayed, first of all for Him- 'W fr
on met" Duke ga ^e a raucous, de- injury to fabrics, self . Is not that the beginning of ttttxor,yr�Nps'�
CHAPTER IX risive howl. "That's too darned fun-
true intercessory prayer? Not that
` �tlE
"Ob, well, if 1 had to be cast ny. What's the connection — be- it is in any respect• selfish, but the -�
away on a desert island or if some tween your outfit ' and . Stephen Modern Etiquette
rainy afternoon —oz —" Bigelow,
I mean"' By Roberta Lee first function of prayer Is to bring
• • s . us near -to- God and to prepare and
"That's it —just or —To proceed_ t.
-I hat little romance was short -lived: _ st.. : :gti.zm us, for tl.� z : : :�, .f II:3
for ETTER SLEEP... _
' Don't ask me why." once•" � -� • _ the ends o� the lines when writing will. � B j;
....Maybe Stevie it.,' "�'ou did. an address. :Note hove definite and specific eErrERD/GESr/oN..�-
got wind of «
"Stephen, Bigelow? That washed. "I'll uh. Is the man's or the romans
"dti'hat kind of work =the usual'" name spoken. fiat when introduc- was the prayer of Jesus for His BErrERIYEAITIi//
up Romeo. One Iook from Karen "Sure." ing a man and his wife to a group inner circle of disciples. His pray- �t
or .Mother Sybil %would squelch him. - -
"Who was -the dame: of persons: er was not a vague,' general and
3're seen them all tggrther. "Hie wife." '. 3. When a girl's parents are not
sentimental prayer for all humanity.
Young Tate sun eyed the table \IcCale's. spine began to prickle. ' jiving, in whose name should the ;
top with wise old eyes. He shook Ffe hoped Lis sudden interest did wedding announcements or invita. "I pray for them," He said, i
his head. "He finally did get around not show too much on his face. He tions be son-' pray not for the world."
to Veronica. [light through the lit. a cigarette slowly, deliberately, 4. What is the proper way to
family to the pot of gold." before he asked - cautiou-1y. "Di- remove sortie foreign substance that Prayer for the Disciples yy
one has taken into the mouth while But here were the men, the K:
• � cores angle;., ,. _ • . ,,:
Joe Leach , didn't answer. '' He at the table? Twelve, though one was a' traitor.,
'Kind of roundabout you think''" pushed a half -eaten piece of apple 5. Is it proper for a girl to wear through whom the ministry of
"Aow�. I don't know. .It may be fancy
he thought he was being clever:" Pie away- from hirii, - .typed his co£•' working nr f aceiandals when r
fee. g ' Jesus was to be carried on, if
- JlcCak rose to go "You. don't 1lcCale reached inside big coat 6. 1i'hrr, leaving the dining salvation was to come to the world? - - -_ --
'know of any tie -up between him and withdrew his wallet. He ex- room. - should the hostess precede it was to come through them. And
her u6tsC '
and Shari Lying, she singer that's traded a lice- dollar Litt and put ft- g - shortly, Jesus *as to give them
t doubling at the .•abbey and Latin on the table. He kept one i:nger on - t fi
Answers the commission to go into all the
world and reach the ..Gospel. He >
-Qtu rte' shows''" the end nearest him. * ]. , \o; commas are no longer P P i . t
' "Nothing I can - s ouch for. They � t t � •. _
x used 'in an. address, the orrly one knew 'that. they would face hard-
, seem ".to be on pretty good terms: All tight, you robber;" he said., "being the one inserted between the
By the way. 1 ito know that pros- Leach laug'•ed: He made a sly hip and persecution; so- He-prayed -
- sore was brought to bear some- snatYh for the bill and got a hard names of the city or the county and
where along the Iitre over a bi -t of rap on the knockles with a table the. state when they are written on
gossip Watts printed in his column, knife for his pains, one line. :. The wife's name should GIRLS! WOMEN! THY THIS If YOU98I
Orders went thnnis a to %qu., '. ;t "My.. you're fast, my little one. be spoken first. 3. In the name of
'anything, more ` of the sort that You -may not think it's worth the, to uncle m aunt, brother or • sis-
ter. 4. Rentot r it with the fingers -
might , come umuer the snoopurg five, but here it is. About six behind the napkin, and try -to do
Rye ' months ago this, Stephen Bigelow it without attracting attention. 5.
' a1�'hich only shows that the came in to see at'atkins,'.ranted a No; plaits shoes with medium- „01f �CERTAJN DAYS' Yegetahle Comppoot�xld to relieve -
great can buy protection.'' tail put on his wife_ He didn't say height heeI� .hould be wort,. 6. No each tome. Compound nemeelieve
"Oh, well. Come the revolution" much, but the boss figured it was she should allow her ` of The Month! s�
w ' the old divorce routine. 1 got the guests to pre- se very ej7ectiw for this purpose!
Just. 1a'ell, thanks, old boy.' cede her ort of the room, Do female functional monthly For over ?0 years thousands of a 47
"For - what: .. _. �_ -night lob— following her around to - disturbances make you feel ner-- �r•is and women I- -� . r�u. a ed— -- - -
« the nightclubs. She twent out a lot vows, fidgety cranky, too tired and benefit. Just see if you, too, don't
For almost nothing, but thanks a ed y y
anyway " alon.e I trailed alond for a couple Cooking by Radio �gB out" —at such times. report excellent results! Worth
of weeks. She'd stop n a lounge Then do try Lydia E. Pinkham's trying.
He left the Club' and trudged bar now and thee, always met peo- ' •
through the midnight city, a' sullen - : A' United' Kingdom firm is now J �+� • ! V E O E TA P L E
le she knew, but never seemed' to COM POIJ N D i
gloom cvrtaininp his t:.ovRhts. P manufacturing a' radio oven Which �iif�ylrwf�/•
The lights of an' alt -night lunch- gather in anyone particular.' Then twill cook a complete meal in a few
one night I followed her as far as minutes. Arl one has to do is
loom winking, thmug;a the murk place - ' • - -
drew Duke inside, It was a dismal a studio building in, Copley .square. the food to Ire cooked between two - -- -
enough place, peopled with a few A dumb elevator boy..couldn't place -thin metal plates or - elecirodes and
down -at -heels stragglers. her or tell me where in. the building ;twitch on the "oven ". The food is • ' - •
s . s -- he took her. I'd wait and in a few cooked so '.wiftly it never burns. =a
hours she's come. out — alone. ' This It takes only two minutes to. cook
The restaurant door banged and happened two or three times a week about ? -ib. of meat. .
a tall, vt asted figure in a bedraggled until one night, late, she came out -
coat and hat slouched to the couti- with 'a middle -aged guy. They went
ter. There was something familiar to a quiet little restaurant around Teach'ng NutritiQil ...�
about that back, Instinctively, plc-' the corner. I tagged along.'It tools: _
Cale half rose to his feet to see, but ed,like the old,'old story to me. As,a guide to teachers who .vcani
iris movement was. too late.' Joe to interest their classes in health- _� • "
Leach yaw him as he turned, tray "I'ou ioimd out .tvlto the roan ^ ful eating, National Health authori- "
in hand. He shuffled over and sat was.•, dies suggest 'copies of "Canada's
down. Sure'. A\ ell, ' here's where the Food Rule" — simple outlines of
"Hi, shamus," he said. "aa'ell, all
drama falls apart. Hnuti, I" see the' principles of nutrition, The
turned out in tails, I see. Excuse waere'1 don't get paid oaf. He was material is clistrihuted bit Provincial
me, but you look as though you'd Health departments and by local
just been thrown out of the Rio - -. a piano tcac•'er, name of d arecini. P
"«hat are you drsguiscd as —a nta- Not an
ol,l foxy •brattdpa - with a health units.
gieian " w•eakne�s f,,r blondes, after all: We-
�IcCale grunted noncommittally - -turned the news over to Stevey boy, pafched it up. My guess would be
" %won't talk, huh' It iust happens and damned if he didn't seem re- that she wanted to continue her' 1
I'm a bit of a dick t:t} self, bud, so licved. He came in a week or so studies with tike idea of going 'on--
I'll die down in my ling of tricks aiterward; to pay his hill. He told the stage, or soiliething of the sort, ,
and pull out the fact that you've: us his v, :fe had once shown great but Stephen put 'his foot down. The
been hobnobbing v: ith the elite -- talent for the .piano, lint, had lost family probaitly wouldn't stand for
the Bigelow tribe to he enact. What the use of an arm from nervous it."
have they been h; yang —a soirees" shock or art,rr :tis or sonietliing. "Yeah. Funny, isn't it? Not that t
'Good God. Have you had a tail
She ass getting back her old d,al• either of them seem 'socially con- / -- ''~ ; ^•.'1. '- z
on me, lop again, slots ly. She'd been going scious:" ,; .
"Deduction. shamus. 1'o. To be, to the old bird for lessons, keeping our insight is amazing. They �.,.
'honest, every at cncy in town it from the family for a ---- ur-prise, are both good Wilily, but not quite
lkonws you've knocked off fire Bige- or so h^ said. Now, how do you —as you sad-. _ •o •
like that:" "Nell, whether you know it or ; , �• '.'..
bw jolt, -How'd you 'do it. a1:'hat's
it all about"' 1 like, it." not, Stevey was quite a gay clog
"�'cu think it was the truth: once. Used''to do a -bit of chasing 1
�,rs•
"What'd you g:c•c to know:'' i� • • - -
- how, sec here, in spite of the fact in the old dacs." Ma wants to know can she borrow a package of crisp,
Oh „Lord. ['m tu_t curious. ,,_a, :. ,__,._., _n Cie ,....,,t. 1 .t, :.t,� ,1,-_•. _".-, ,.__, 1 hi 1; - flakes tmtd- tontorrowF”
"'It miRitt be n�nrrii rottT trniie: -
it was fishy. 1 wasn't pulled right he's in love his wife." :,"
"T.00k. I won'' ar;;nc with you Sure thing, Ukluk, we always - �'hoae two golden grains, wheat =:. - - • _ -,
s oaf the tail, sec? it was rncr a a c ek C`mnt. Better to have loved, et keep an igloo full of malty -rich, -and malted barley sure are cleverly ?- :
before Stevey carne in to pay up cetera. He sure scents nuts about :sweet -ai -a -nut Post's Grape -Nuts .blended, baked and, toasted to "
Either you tail me or you tell it to We hadn't heard from him to the ;hqr:' Flakes." achieve that gloriou8 favor and _
the marines. I'm incli.icrcnt now contrary, ro l kept on the joh. but "Decidedly." "' honey- golden crispness of Post's
What does. it matter f'e made• a the blonde I:omltshcll never relit "That's all ni my little -oficring. 'Brother, we Cat1 use that good Grape -Nuts Flakes"
Might ntovcntent as ff he were near Parecin"s studio again. She Do i , o the fin * -" nourishment in Post's Grape -Nuts' "Know what? We're
'going +„ +ct.0 „ +d t o. ,rust here barked dawn �'rnni ;vhct, - Flakes: carbohydrates for energy; going r-
p < "Oh; sarc: ... Take it. proteins for muscle; phosphorus �r Cook u some cookies and muffins -
All. right, all right. l ins, along Vie line" (To Be Continnc�t too, from those recipes on the Post's
thoug=ht I miulil ,, ale you for a fivc "'I; hcy probcbly _ had a, nice 'old teeth and bones; iron for the blood; Grape -Nuts Flakes package. Better "
I lost my pants in a game tonight f::.. 'oiled heart•to -heart talk and ISGL`E 12 =1847 ova rood essentials., make it the big economy size." -
♦ ! ors
4
-. _.a. : �., :, -_.: -w... ... �-->, .. ..x -.. :_ .�. _�:. � --s..�.• _•ems, ...s :..s.'ra� .�a.,.�: : _.,.,_..�.- _ - - - =T ,7r :4:`.�- ..;��._ `,.K.'��:.. _ _ a - - - ._=�''a"'" . _s=.__= .ter. -• - - - - -- ... .. -
:.
• •
N0T 17[CE I I 1 _
Our tradts pass your war every
Bay
COAL, COKE$
j WOOD, CEMENA
BAND, GRAVEL,
and
BUILDER'S 4UPPLIES
t also local eartage work `
IALIj V N 13 U SHB Y dians living in Canada, 42,0.0 lire' that the white- man brought them ` We havealso vlaeed in stock A full
in Ontario alone; the Brant Reserve the story" oaf Jesus Christ, and that C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y UNz of MApu. LEAF mLLwG
' HARDWARE
near Brantford being fife largest of God, the great '•anitapr" loves 4 COa[Pa�TY FEEDS
Pickerbq 46 the reserves. Indian adults have no I49 Indian children as well as the INSURANCE �A N D plt� — Yaada ?t: lilt. ti31v
1 right to vote unless they renounce - people. of the white race. Following .M
treaty rights. In other words, they the program, a delicious lunch was RE/41_ ESTATE ���+ v
are forced to abide by the laws of served by the March group. A vote A. W. MIT(:HELL
the country in which they live Kith- of thanks was tendered by Mrs. -
1 {
BROCKout having a voice in her affairs. Fleming to the guest speaker for PHONE 67 PICK. l PIOkerlilg, 43ii.
t The speaker pictured life on the Ind- her excellent address and to M�rs. �....�
t ..
an reserves today, not as one per- ,.id bliss Michell for opening their y
y' petual holiday with the men hunting : °e and to• the Mar& group for u slr>ie� ,�ireetor
.l
.-THEATRE 'and fishing at Rill, but a life of arranging so excellent a program -
t w�1z,$� i _ -_ _,_�_ _.. -- _ -- - -• -- . _ _ GORDON F. OSBORNE -A.B. Richarason
i Seal16fu1]y Air- eenditioaed -- a g_ -- — — — - - -- C. L. U. v t:irMAL INSURANCE
"EURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY � � � r � n
fiardw'are
DISTRICT MANAGER REAL ZSTATS
MARCH 2O,. 21 and
Two LIFE An old establlahai agency, ready
t :► vo Shows - 7 and 9 P. Dd, '
! Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. as. GENERAL HARDWARE �"r`"`e c"�`a''°r'e'
' Kiss and Fell _ . Representative. ►°�„ Pkherlag '°
- = ar d
t t Shirley Temple Rona D. Memre
ID. .�.. B E E
- i c Tom Pucitrie
i y
Jerome Court�aad, Walter Abel SUPPLIES" Murvyn Keane, Oshawa Insur'aace Of All Kinds
1&atp)r Gulliver,, Oshaws
Robert Benchley Porter Hall Insurance Adviser '
' — J. S. BALSDON DICKERING �'��°_�, 6Q2' W1si,�,: �t�. Pone
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDYSDY � .
]PARCH 24, 25 and 26 1f Y lei . A
Brougham, Ont. - Pick 5 R 22
t Meats
and
Two Shows At 7 and 9 P. X
Quality M LICEy iSED AUCTIONEER .•. •,. __.•,_ „ _, . ._ .• ,,,.. _.,
� - :� _ • ...- HEI'TE DAVIS ! - - . -_ - - - - - • _VALUATOR KEN AND C LA R K E •
_ _ ;Fish in Season i salesoae Conducted Anywhere PR$�1'�T =�✓F
A Stolen LAO 614 Dundas, St. East, Whitby, Ont. AUCTIONEERS
:Fruits & Vegetables
Uce:tsed and Authorized for the
t Gisela Ford Dane Clarlr Counties of Ontario and York.
Walter Brennan Charlie Ru=les y __
Farm Stock, Implements House-
MARKET - MARKET _ _ hold Furniture, Real Estate
TZL1]RSDAY, FRZ. SATURDAY = —__ -- —_ -- _ Sales our Specialty at Reasonable
- _ ;Pbama' 1'iehas+beg alt Rates. Dual Service for the
t ]LARCH 27, 28 and 29 -
t Permanent Nagging Pala = Price of One.
DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. mat Frays the Tacww and Milliken P. P. phone, Agin.. We
Renegades . -. � - Markham P. d. phone M:rlsr 206 = �
'Nor"s. It may be Your Eyes. Prentices have been estabiisbed =
(In Technicolor) Daily Set Vice l .
auctioneers singe 1890.
Evelyn Keyes and Larry Parkes Daily Sac. Sun. a Dairy ex. sax, wa _ C. H. TUCK. O PT. D.
{ Sun & HOL Hol. 9u3 A Hol. Bt F. Diary P1sbus
!E `� Willard Parker Edg+sr Buchaa�aa oakY Hd. , � � 0. t Barrister Saliedltor N
Claremont ?.15 8.1i 12. 16 3.4b C. C. RICHARQSGN
_- - OSHAWA
" .. Brougham 427 18.27 12. 27 4.05 � . _. • ..: :; , - •
-
]Dance At Green River 4.88 8.35 -12. 35 t — tineatsl Lily �+li
lE'foaa li1A Suit+ ' 611
i - Locust Hill 7.58 8.38 IL 38 - 4.08 8.23 $71 Bq St. Toronto
E
Claremont lllalvere 8.05 S." 1. 05 425 a eii .. _ ..
Iteturt Leave A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M. Pdt.. Sellers & Atkinson Your Satisfaction My Guarans"
Fri.Toronto 9.15 10.06 45 :I2.00 s.4s
Mar. Z 14elwoe Apo. 201W9 - Sb,ntf° 290 •
Daylight Saving Time , ,Pareol Express Grover 5eio, Otderi lap;
Admiswim 3" - - - - - Licensed PAINTER & DECORATOR
t d O. F. Bawling, March ,14. 'Auctioneers
Bon a t
_ - . _
- SIare�nan M eats a .2'5 Year's Experience PICKING O:�TARid _
1iGon Last Points
Sales- conducted answhere° J. I. (Hod) STE�VART, H. A.
Alley -cats 5 4• 12 ; .
Toppers 7 S 11 DCliver 1In Dunbarton on 9pectalizing in Farm Stock
' .Widgets a 7 7 y '?='tore and Property Sales. Barrister; Solicitor, `rotary
All Sales personally listed and
Hay Seeds 4 18 :8 advertised. Bilis arepared and 'RIVER BEND FARMS �
Welt, the underdogs finally "did-- it. .. Tuesday C riday p° Greenwood Road '
• - . The Fidgets sparked by Capt. Doug. : Pram t ~ erV�Ce
With the men't high single - ° - -- _CHOICE - - - p ~ - $J'e.�e — Pickering ? R�13
odl 2,50 and Loraipe Cookson with : - - $ - —
lad' ' high single of 229, soundly MEATS FISH . POULTRY Reasonable Rates
`trounced the league leading. Alley- ,PHONE 290 STOUFFVIR,LE• J. Donevan
'.cats in both games to take 3 points. PHONE E �3�U� CL., iR E:IiO:� 7` ;B. A., B. Sc.
The lowly- Hay ;eels bowled' over the RADIO SERVICE -
second -place Toppets to take three
O
• ntario Land Surveyor
Points. Corr. 365 King Strget, ,East, Oshawa, Ot t,
-• W hit kvale Rotatn's Association -
_
Cone end See'th'
,
The rexi3lar "monthly meeting of
e Iasi ra _ 1 A. WtLLOUGHBr'
the W. A° of Whitevale United _ _ _ : Willoughby Farm Agency
Church was held at the home of Bead Office -- Toronto Mrs. Wm. Michell and Miss Ruby Radios-1how at an� Rte .ice 156 Yonge St• . AD6605 Michell with 'an attendance of over Any Make or •Model ."Largest and Oldest in
forty -five. Canada - Established Forty
The Vice - President, Mrs. W. John- ARTHUR F l E L D Years"
ston .took charge of the meeting Dunbarton Radio Service ' 'Dumbarton CONSULT OUR ACTIYE Ch Y DEPT.
i - PHONE 8S B 8 ICR TMO.T 1•CNt IN j ,t CITY
.Nvhich -was opened with the hymn - ; .
The have heard a joyful sound ". I ,Pickering Jewellery, Pickering
?he Roll Call was responded to by a
Verse of Scripture containing the I �..
COMRIE - LUMBER
Pagel "Sated rirf. E. interesting .FICKERIN�I iVIP.AT MARKET ''The Co,
• ••read the Scripture LeQ,wn. \Ira. J.
";Pugh gave a brief' but interesting ,LIMITED
dketch of an incident in the fife of -. 'FRANK R. SMITH „ TELEPHONES _Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336
,:Queen Elizabeth; quoting the verse, , •
It' I perish, I periAi . She co. -wlud- Quality. First Service Our Ai' SC$rboro Junction
. -. -eel her story - with a . short prayer.
The business period opened with the •'WE BUY THR REST — Y017, MAKE THE TEST"
reading of the minutes of the last In Stock
meeting by the Secretary' Mrs. G.
Phone Pickering 30
- Aamlin: The Sedretary read. notes
i6 in
appreciation in boxes sent to the Dr. P. W. I LODS
sick and shut s and cards to
those in bereawemefit.
i - - m W. Johnston wao "chosen as `TETERINARY SURGEON Mm
Representative of this Asaoeiatioa
'tor the branch of the Children'R Aid PICXMN'G_- PHONE - 150
f Society in this County.
The program began with a besut-
- Ohl 9010 "Danny Boy" by IMp°aa G. Read The Pickering News '
Deline. This was foUow,ed by a very Evvif Week
y; fine address by the guest speaker,
For Immediate Delivery
- 8 ia, PAPER BACKED INSULAT iOx WOOL
-;210 lb. Asphalt Shingles '
Wide Variety of Colours. Roofing Mails With
' Shingle Orders Only
All gracles of R. C. Ceder Shingles
Mrs. Coumans, of Locust Hill. Her
hard labor With few comforts, • in
GET 'THEM NOW I 1 1
topic was "The Indians of North
small dingy, over - crowded dwellings
pIPEB, ELBOWS FOR YOUR
"• Through a vivid and plc-
'and with scant food and clothing
STOVES and FURNACES.
turescpze portrayal of the life of
' for their families. Religion and educ-
{Black and Galvanized)
the Indians, she held her audience'
ation however, have not been neg-
COAL SCUTTLES
spell -bound Touching briefly on the
lected,_ the speaker stated. On every
oriZin of the word "Indian ". The
reserve there is a cipmh and school.
Tory ''Chimney Sweep" Soot
early history of their struggles with
There is one Univensity fur Indians
Destroyer -The Modem Way To
the white man and their final de-
in Oklahoma. While the Indians
Clean ChxnnWs, Fwrnaces and
feat, she finally gave a dramatic
deeply resent being deprived of their
Flues,
picture of life on the Indian Reserve
lands by the white man, and also
"
in Canada and the tinted States at
much of their freedom, yet for one
the pre4ent time. Of the 120,000 In-'
thing they are sincerely thankful
• •
N0T 17[CE I I 1 _
Our tradts pass your war every
Bay
COAL, COKE$
j WOOD, CEMENA
BAND, GRAVEL,
and
BUILDER'S 4UPPLIES
t also local eartage work `
IALIj V N 13 U SHB Y dians living in Canada, 42,0.0 lire' that the white- man brought them ` We havealso vlaeed in stock A full
in Ontario alone; the Brant Reserve the story" oaf Jesus Christ, and that C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y UNz of MApu. LEAF mLLwG
' HARDWARE
near Brantford being fife largest of God, the great '•anitapr" loves 4 COa[Pa�TY FEEDS
Pickerbq 46 the reserves. Indian adults have no I49 Indian children as well as the INSURANCE �A N D plt� — Yaada ?t: lilt. ti31v
1 right to vote unless they renounce - people. of the white race. Following .M
treaty rights. In other words, they the program, a delicious lunch was RE/41_ ESTATE ���+ v
are forced to abide by the laws of served by the March group. A vote A. W. MIT(:HELL
the country in which they live Kith- of thanks was tendered by Mrs. -
1 {
BROCKout having a voice in her affairs. Fleming to the guest speaker for PHONE 67 PICK. l PIOkerlilg, 43ii.
t The speaker pictured life on the Ind- her excellent address and to M�rs. �....�
t ..
an reserves today, not as one per- ,.id bliss Michell for opening their y
y' petual holiday with the men hunting : °e and to• the Mar& group for u slr>ie� ,�ireetor
.l
.-THEATRE 'and fishing at Rill, but a life of arranging so excellent a program -
t w�1z,$� i _ -_ _,_�_ _.. -- _ -- - -• -- . _ _ GORDON F. OSBORNE -A.B. Richarason
i Seal16fu1]y Air- eenditioaed -- a g_ -- — — — - - -- C. L. U. v t:irMAL INSURANCE
"EURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY � � � r � n
fiardw'are
DISTRICT MANAGER REAL ZSTATS
MARCH 2O,. 21 and
Two LIFE An old establlahai agency, ready
t :► vo Shows - 7 and 9 P. Dd, '
! Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. as. GENERAL HARDWARE �"r`"`e c"�`a''°r'e'
' Kiss and Fell _ . Representative. ►°�„ Pkherlag '°
- = ar d
t t Shirley Temple Rona D. Memre
ID. .�.. B E E
- i c Tom Pucitrie
i y
Jerome Court�aad, Walter Abel SUPPLIES" Murvyn Keane, Oshawa Insur'aace Of All Kinds
1&atp)r Gulliver,, Oshaws
Robert Benchley Porter Hall Insurance Adviser '
' — J. S. BALSDON DICKERING �'��°_�, 6Q2' W1si,�,: �t�. Pone
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDYSDY � .
]PARCH 24, 25 and 26 1f Y lei . A
Brougham, Ont. - Pick 5 R 22
t Meats
and
Two Shows At 7 and 9 P. X
Quality M LICEy iSED AUCTIONEER .•. •,. __.•,_ „ _, . ._ .• ,,,.. _.,
� - :� _ • ...- HEI'TE DAVIS ! - - . -_ - - - - - • _VALUATOR KEN AND C LA R K E •
_ _ ;Fish in Season i salesoae Conducted Anywhere PR$�1'�T =�✓F
A Stolen LAO 614 Dundas, St. East, Whitby, Ont. AUCTIONEERS
:Fruits & Vegetables
Uce:tsed and Authorized for the
t Gisela Ford Dane Clarlr Counties of Ontario and York.
Walter Brennan Charlie Ru=les y __
Farm Stock, Implements House-
MARKET - MARKET _ _ hold Furniture, Real Estate
TZL1]RSDAY, FRZ. SATURDAY = —__ -- —_ -- _ Sales our Specialty at Reasonable
- _ ;Pbama' 1'iehas+beg alt Rates. Dual Service for the
t ]LARCH 27, 28 and 29 -
t Permanent Nagging Pala = Price of One.
DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. mat Frays the Tacww and Milliken P. P. phone, Agin.. We
Renegades . -. � - Markham P. d. phone M:rlsr 206 = �
'Nor"s. It may be Your Eyes. Prentices have been estabiisbed =
(In Technicolor) Daily Set Vice l .
auctioneers singe 1890.
Evelyn Keyes and Larry Parkes Daily Sac. Sun. a Dairy ex. sax, wa _ C. H. TUCK. O PT. D.
{ Sun & HOL Hol. 9u3 A Hol. Bt F. Diary P1sbus
!E `� Willard Parker Edg+sr Buchaa�aa oakY Hd. , � � 0. t Barrister Saliedltor N
Claremont ?.15 8.1i 12. 16 3.4b C. C. RICHARQSGN
_- - OSHAWA
" .. Brougham 427 18.27 12. 27 4.05 � . _. • ..: :; , - •
-
]Dance At Green River 4.88 8.35 -12. 35 t — tineatsl Lily �+li
lE'foaa li1A Suit+ ' 611
i - Locust Hill 7.58 8.38 IL 38 - 4.08 8.23 $71 Bq St. Toronto
E
Claremont lllalvere 8.05 S." 1. 05 425 a eii .. _ ..
Iteturt Leave A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M. Pdt.. Sellers & Atkinson Your Satisfaction My Guarans"
Fri.Toronto 9.15 10.06 45 :I2.00 s.4s
Mar. Z 14elwoe Apo. 201W9 - Sb,ntf° 290 •
Daylight Saving Time , ,Pareol Express Grover 5eio, Otderi lap;
Admiswim 3" - - - - - Licensed PAINTER & DECORATOR
t d O. F. Bawling, March ,14. 'Auctioneers
Bon a t
_ - . _
- SIare�nan M eats a .2'5 Year's Experience PICKING O:�TARid _
1iGon Last Points
Sales- conducted answhere° J. I. (Hod) STE�VART, H. A.
Alley -cats 5 4• 12 ; .
Toppers 7 S 11 DCliver 1In Dunbarton on 9pectalizing in Farm Stock
' .Widgets a 7 7 y '?='tore and Property Sales. Barrister; Solicitor, `rotary
All Sales personally listed and
Hay Seeds 4 18 :8 advertised. Bilis arepared and 'RIVER BEND FARMS �
Welt, the underdogs finally "did-- it. .. Tuesday C riday p° Greenwood Road '
• - . The Fidgets sparked by Capt. Doug. : Pram t ~ erV�Ce
With the men't high single - ° - -- _CHOICE - - - p ~ - $J'e.�e — Pickering ? R�13
odl 2,50 and Loraipe Cookson with : - - $ - —
lad' ' high single of 229, soundly MEATS FISH . POULTRY Reasonable Rates
`trounced the league leading. Alley- ,PHONE 290 STOUFFVIR,LE• J. Donevan
'.cats in both games to take 3 points. PHONE E �3�U� CL., iR E:IiO:� 7` ;B. A., B. Sc.
The lowly- Hay ;eels bowled' over the RADIO SERVICE -
second -place Toppets to take three
O
• ntario Land Surveyor
Points. Corr. 365 King Strget, ,East, Oshawa, Ot t,
-• W hit kvale Rotatn's Association -
_
Cone end See'th'
,
The rexi3lar "monthly meeting of
e Iasi ra _ 1 A. WtLLOUGHBr'
the W. A° of Whitevale United _ _ _ : Willoughby Farm Agency
Church was held at the home of Bead Office -- Toronto Mrs. Wm. Michell and Miss Ruby Radios-1how at an� Rte .ice 156 Yonge St• . AD6605 Michell with 'an attendance of over Any Make or •Model ."Largest and Oldest in
forty -five. Canada - Established Forty
The Vice - President, Mrs. W. John- ARTHUR F l E L D Years"
ston .took charge of the meeting Dunbarton Radio Service ' 'Dumbarton CONSULT OUR ACTIYE Ch Y DEPT.
i - PHONE 8S B 8 ICR TMO.T 1•CNt IN j ,t CITY
.Nvhich -was opened with the hymn - ; .
The have heard a joyful sound ". I ,Pickering Jewellery, Pickering
?he Roll Call was responded to by a
Verse of Scripture containing the I �..
COMRIE - LUMBER
Pagel "Sated rirf. E. interesting .FICKERIN�I iVIP.AT MARKET ''The Co,
• ••read the Scripture LeQ,wn. \Ira. J.
";Pugh gave a brief' but interesting ,LIMITED
dketch of an incident in the fife of -. 'FRANK R. SMITH „ TELEPHONES _Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336
,:Queen Elizabeth; quoting the verse, , •
It' I perish, I periAi . She co. -wlud- Quality. First Service Our Ai' SC$rboro Junction
. -. -eel her story - with a . short prayer.
The business period opened with the •'WE BUY THR REST — Y017, MAKE THE TEST"
reading of the minutes of the last In Stock
meeting by the Secretary' Mrs. G.
Phone Pickering 30
- Aamlin: The Sedretary read. notes
i6 in
appreciation in boxes sent to the Dr. P. W. I LODS
sick and shut s and cards to
those in bereawemefit.
i - - m W. Johnston wao "chosen as `TETERINARY SURGEON Mm
Representative of this Asaoeiatioa
'tor the branch of the Children'R Aid PICXMN'G_- PHONE - 150
f Society in this County.
The program began with a besut-
- Ohl 9010 "Danny Boy" by IMp°aa G. Read The Pickering News '
Deline. This was foUow,ed by a very Evvif Week
y; fine address by the guest speaker,
For Immediate Delivery
- 8 ia, PAPER BACKED INSULAT iOx WOOL
-;210 lb. Asphalt Shingles '
Wide Variety of Colours. Roofing Mails With
' Shingle Orders Only
All gracles of R. C. Ceder Shingles