HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_03_28- . t..,..*•- .,.. .. ,. _.,....._ _.., '.•.m. - --= ,:.__,.T,- ,.... , t_s:. �.. °' E •..�- _ .-- :'+cc.�'..i - - a :,- .m,w'.u•.;.,d �...,i' - '-`- -• .... _ - _.tra,rn�.: .. ��.�:..'.x S +;i+.f
:may
VOL. 67 — No. 30 - P'ICHTRING, ONT. FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1947 - - t
Autherized as Second Class platter k�
Svb. Rate $8.00 per year; U. S. $2.50
W. C. Marker and -Soo, Publishers - 4t' Post Office Depart ment Ottawa
- - -- -- - - - - - - - - d
Pickering V�IIa a �'rustees To �e Ahead W th
_ m� re _N
e rya a rah ec
payers and about twenty-five non- Rev, A. y eee�pts tall To �
sit to f ii hair-
�" it -_R S.. ::Vf.r I "iY'V � im 91
Sixty-eight of the village �,•
stu of town-planning, and en- J Canadian Girls In Training"
gineer and architect himself, was t E. Rolle A Pickerin r' Villa e
ratepayers attended the meeting in ! = -Zion Ukdtbd Church, Brantfor$ 6 g
called, Mr. Banigan' exhtbited two The C. G. I. T. held their regular '.y
the Town Hall here olit a4Zonday e�'- iii .
charts of the village, one emphasiz- meeting in the invited Church on Mt, Da with his da h
enhig when the Village Trustees: Rev, A. E. Holley, B.'A,, B. D., ig ter, Miss a
ing the geographical position of the i March &I. After the regular opening Minister of the Dunbarton- Centenn- ± y, '
Messrs Frank Prouse, •Cyril Morley , ,! , Je_,;ie "I)a� having so,d their '!'iron-
questionable- future. Ajax and this II the secretary's report was given and c
and John Balsdon reviewed the cir- i ial United Churches, last night an -'� to home, have up residence
viler placed is the hafrrds of all on village, with probable development approved, The Treasurer's report nounced to the Official Board that I -with the former's daughter, Mrs. •A.
between the two villages; and the was given an the -_collection taken. � h Bushby. Mr. Da is much improved
r'
the previous Monday evening. — �_ — accepted a unanimous call -ta- y . P r,
A board have prepared drawings " other showing present location of Business was discussed -concern- become Assistant Minister at Zion j in health and w e welcome 'them to
dwellings and future tendencies. ing slides on 'Central India.' These } , Pickering.
and associated plans for the erection United Church, Brantford, Rev. g• - �rY -� � •
of a Community Memorial Hall, to Supported by unquestionable facts slides are toy be shown on Monday f ey will continue and extend the work Miss Louise�Rorke entertained the
and . figures, • the speaker's beliefs next —our, , mothers are invited. the Rotary Boys' Hockey Team to din- -
be erected on the site of the pres- I of Dr, Charles M. Collins, who came
woaild appear to be at variance with Worship was taken by the Medical i her on Friday- e�enan A program of
env town hall. The old building to out of retirement two years -ago to g- P gra
be torn down, with some of the mat- those of many of his listeners. He and Rducatiunal•Croups. Songs were I give most, valuable assistance to the !'game's followed said by "all reports it
favors a sight opposite our present sung; followed by games. The meet- f was thoroughly enjoyed.
erial to be salvaged for use in the �° Zion congregation, I S y' i y
School in the southeast corner of ,i , 'closed with , Taps , > griation Miss
coristtniction. of the new building. Rev. Holley 's Ietter 'of resi Marjory White attended the
our park, pointing out that the dis- Fair Dressers' Convention in Toros
The proposed building will have WgrAen's Institute Bazaar- as Minister of the Dunbarton-Cen-
-,� ttince from tie four - comers to Pit to on Wednesday.'
4 .
an outside dimer,�sinn of 10 by O— tennial Churches was accepted by r'
feet, cement ands brick foundatio. her site would be about the same. the Poard with deep regret. Dr. H. Mr. and bars. Chas. Hutchings, of
cement lock walls' with stucco fin- He maintainrs that fewer children ' Do not fail to attend -the piing C Pearson spoke of the friendship
•Brn`'klin have now :ake.n `up
ish,' Atreview of each fee *.are of the would be obliged to cross the high- Bazaar_ on Saturday, March 29; in and loyalty of the Minister and Dap erce in this 'village..
..dy i3er�uRlri.�f1:., th.: 1_11 1a the former Red Cross Rooms. Do not
entire stmacture was carried on, with, , id i- antham stressed the Leadership -
un the north side.... that construe gay ' ".all bazaars are alike' , this one
a general, wide interest. and entMis -- might be different, The Fish Pond cast Mr. Holley had given both in Dr, Berry, Deputy. Minister of Health
iasm displayed by the entire house, ticri of this building Should be cart- K "fishes" Church Worship and in the Youth ( Province of Ontario Meets Local
Additional, information was given ied on with " a careful eoncideratidtn has--a- fine supply u, little fishes ' ;
for the juveniles and sorie more ex- ActiNitiek Mr. Leo, Barnes stated Group on -+'abject of, Water ,
ia--,parking to be provided by the of future recluirenieats (the pro os- ) that Rev, and Mrs. Holley had given
.filling -in of the ditches on -the smith � building to seat- ?Si►, that the pensive things will. be on display 1 unstintingly of their musical talents j Some few weeks a o a committee'
that might be bought
Ride rf the hall throughout the en- building .- He be enlarged who g t by adults as ( $
and both would be missed �e much. was -named-within the Rota C1uD
'eeas;ary. I-ie" complimented the ', gifts for the children. Some of our I ' r'Y Rotary .
:ire length of that , street ....water rr.embers most gifted "with the needle" ! Mr. fliltorr Brumwell voiced the no- � to carry on a bit more intensive in-
,drained from the rot.° of the new Board, on their initiative and the g I inlon of the Beard' when' he stated vesti ation into the subject of water
ro *te4s made thu: far —he feels . have been busy. over • bright _ ern•, g 1
bcdidin^ _i feed a reservoir to bP p � � that :ti r. Holley's leadership had for the-village, again. . The were
that although broideries: and aprons! do ';ee the
built adjacert to the 'hall and the gh a decision could not - p ! strengthened both. churches and given an interestsn reception
nearby fire 'hall... _local organza .be reached by the Community Centre aprons, You ,trill, certainly want to .� -ishPd 1]i~•] Godspeed in his new ! several Departments at en's Park
r,xtmrrittee last year. much of the wear one.•.You will ha-,-e to be on @ti.
ion a ecu:ive board meeting= •o be time to get anything from the pop - appointment. including the Department of Health,
�i Y%ided fns, ...possible aceurmme% = rr >undwnrk done b': that Committee alit pantry shelf. I1ry you know The following member-, were app- who have taken more than the usual
iat.on for the public library. had Pared the Hay for the turrvrr• , , . ointed a Cnmwittoo of. Pastoral Re- eotttbinued on
The Trustees have appateiittr L=urcessea Chalmers • CottagF' Garden, l ra k1 PaBp S
latinnq to deal- with the vacancy:
' -that end'.- Y- -
rore to ci,rRidemble trouble 'n ''Fear _ s• - 'i;less our :gaY<;rn t)ia�= it- may -_._._ navid Fan- tharn..11,-n Lotion, Bill ... --
-osear'h and,findir,:s on eny +s: litUr - Creek Flood:+ For Three Days 1 Ilrat our nP�,� d,'.nr neighbor's t�hri;te.sen, Jnhn Fnrfiie Sec•),. Jas. ! -. !sj a -
inpearc to) have been overiooked in Littler Garden Gods". blivhell. Gen. Hu,t Dli t(n "Brumwell !!
' heir estima'es ,,e �1:, �FlO, They -in- Thiffirs' Creek didn't vonir throuzh bell hp' r- u*• chin -cot Hare nn' �.E,'P f sin• and Carl Walker. f.. picketing United Church `
a r ne s Rureiting Phattsthe,, a4 with the t'xtra h�-it flood th$t vac. the choicest s„t-ds from yaltr nrigb- Fi4r, At Curran- Briggs 1)n 1londa Copeland, -B. A.,.
•Rev, - Robt; C= Co el
y expected, when it went ncer the ,
cpi able to procure buildin rrat- ? bona garden, Generous p u kagP� _nf y ' Minister
ng P bank4 and the roads on to. west the • ga•. 1hin•rQ that y� a °have bee ` fire: about 00 m. on 74Ion- I SUND:kY, KARCH 317, 1947 _
i Prials, For the benefit of those who of the village- and south - Church St %atchir.•_ pv .--. the f�>nR- l,eside ! ,l.n 1r', r;]nt,n a:.thepfn, >1 sheds of 10.00 a. m, - Sunday School t
i_1mt b« a =king 'he +;'.ie, -ti I'rgrs; •phi •carer went over the road :flan- . lints and ' r
rnu•o in`ormed the a'herins► that P �'b`• Curran -1:ri . p 11.00 a.' m. _ b:orning Worship
t; eta;- iaorning about 11,01) a.• m, any. •C,,,nr to th. : priii'r Etara�r"' t g Cons rue•. ion coo any
t would not Fe the rn- itrac',�r. ,�,'�,}� nn �'edne.da }_errnins;abnuL t terms; south t,f Liverpool. varied 7.00 p. m, - Evening Worship
4t this o,in'• ?Lob:: Ruddy 'moved 11. ;,. Tragic %as olio+C Lu navigate bLL r. C,itV, r FiUarlT.aL l'I,AN °'i�..:rrable excitement, Pickering Choir practice at the dome of the
"a crate of confidence in the Board" all 3lie time, when the 'water rolpe• Fire .co,- responded to the call to the
and instructed the. Board to prbceea e g tool Plied. Owing -to muddy roads. choir leader,. F'Fieta. .,grit
't o ab.rat nisi- in�hs, Alth�u h a Women's institute members hold-
with the project and bring before they cfouldn't get too the building.
great deal of water got swap der- ing Blue Cress Certificates, pleas@ - The manthty Meeting of the WN"nt- �
, mVi` .fix = ..��.�:�'• ; j. ; �- ... .� T..3e.� ta••:a< :...z„_„- .:.,F�, . - _ _
v
4
Englishwoman in The Jungle VOICE O F THE ; -in the old P R E S S Now'
w•ar days our', only
enemies were our enemies,
`• By Enid Fernandes ;Deep in the Jungle Still Best System Thotinds ?hilly! — Quebec Chronicle - Telegraph
It was not only sickness I had 'With all its faults, democracy in Hear about the young couple
to deal with; there was also apall the onl li
Miq Enid Fernandes, a British Y Po tical system under who played kith and kin every peace Motive
Red Cross worker, spent a ing poverty and need. One day which people can get rid of Gov- evening?
. P Perhaps we need abetter- motive
year travelling in Malaya tak- - when I had was visiting a village ernments of which they disapprove He said: "Can I kith you?" y g y I was told of a family.who wished y' for peace than fear of war,
. - • trig aid to the sick. After a in a peaceful and orderly manner. '. And she said: "Yeth,`yon kin." - — V,�ncouver Province -
Short, leave in England she re- to come and see me but could not — Kingston Whig- Standard —St. Thomas, Times - Journal
because they possessed only one
turned t take the post e-
,State Rural Welfare Officer is garment between them and that Eduti Originality Wanes ;
was being worn by the man —the Education
,- Pahang.. Writing as she w Education is not learning; i perhaps it is a sign of- decadence CfECiEti
head of the family. When I went g; t is � V
% about to go back, she relates y' but some of the women's
Spring era ✓�
the exercise and development of hats now an display or Mons
to 'their home they covered them- P
some of her ex eriences. p y actually • look Y BsC�
. - P the powers of the mind; and the -r'
selves with their Floor mats. I P something like hats. laauki,elteomttrhineeaueed by
` made a garment for each of them two great methods by which this reLten'a labia, m �adaberle
My leave in England is drawing and they were touchingly grateful. end may be accomplished are in -- Windsor Star �t o�eOOao Greuett aiu°
to an end and within a few weeks On man occasions I the halls of learning or in the con- �talalaw :�eba.tomfWUand ukttr
I hope to be back in Malaya, to y penetrated flicts of life. — Princeton Review ' Another In Error . Dolt rkawrdi
P y . into the jungle to visit remote ham• In Montreal a Cosiness manager Way t°r 6 D. p' ��p�- ' =
take up work, in Pahang as State lets, some of ' which were, reached gave a 15- year -old boy $12,000 to
Rural Welfare Officer under the either on foot, with the headman Too Much Laziness take • to a bank for deposit. The
Social_ Welfare Department of the of the area or a relative of the sick Work has never been so un- boy got .on a train, but was taken
Government of the Malayan Union. leading' the way, or in a small popular as it is today. It's be- off with the money he had planned
1 am eager to be back, for there native boat on one of the winding s ginning to appear' that the human to spend somewhere somehow.
is still a good deal of sickness rivers. On these occasions my im- race will soon have to learn to Whatever he was guilty of, he was FWCC
among the: people who live'deep in pending arrival would be announced live without working or it will not the only one at -fault in this
the Malayan jungles, and after a to the surrounding country by the perish from the face of the earth. case.
-
-year's work- among then; --I —fee! 1. beating of a drum Kitchener Record —Port Arthur Kews Chronicle.
have gained their - confidence. 1 — -- — - '
- know I have learned to love — —
respect wem, -
1 arrived in Singapore , from
England on September. 8th, 1945,
when the Japanese were still in
the town and as I walked down -
hot country roads 1 saw many _ t
2- hundreds , of displaced Malayans. _
Javanese, Chinese and, Indians,
most of whom were starving and
- .. ill. The British Military Admini-
stration was already working won- • 1
dens for the relief of these unfor• OR
tunates and gradually they were
collected =n imprs camps
• - .. where, for several weeks. 1 helped
to look after the sick.
Embarrassing Faith
At the end of November 1945, I
was asked by the Director of _ 3
Medical Services, British ,Military Remember the story of the monkey who tried to 1
Administration, Malaya, to go -to -
xuantan on the. East Coast of Pa- withdraw a fistful of nuts through the narrow neck of a jar? ,
hang to undertake welfare work in
that area. _ Barbara Lomas, a Brit-
Because he wasn't content with getting one luscious nut at a time,
Brit-
ish Red Cross trained nurse who --- - g g -
could- speak Cantonese and Man-
darin, went -with me and took -tie ended up by getting nothing instead of something.
charge of the hospital in Kuantan
which was overflowing with sof=
ferers. The District Oificer� him- -
---- - -�etf a Malay, asked me to cry and =- _ -- -. -- — ,- -,' - =- -_That Bt remembering ree
toda .,Gd grabbing -- - - -- - —
ease the distriess among the sick y y
and needy in the surrounding of goods still in short supply can have the same result—
villages, the neglected rubber est-
ates and the jungle hamlets. 1 - : • nothing instead of something. Inflated prices, -like the
fixed up a British Red Cross 15- b° g p -
ewt, truck as a travelling dispen-
sary and the Hospital lent me a ",inflated paw of the monkey, can as surely prevent each - -
" . Tamil dresser and a Tamil attend-
.. _ ant, and we set out. -- T of us from getting his fair, share of available goods. -
j
i The -monsoon was at its height _
and we worked under considerable difficulties, ntw bus by the end r three - Canadians have had the wisdom to be content with
• . _ 'months we had a weekly program _ ..
' covering 29 kampongs, seven rubber
estates and. several isolated settle- to "something," kn
a modern owing that as .production
intents, and had dealt with thous- _ -.-
i
ands of sic people with fiery. 'increases that "'something"' will w lai er and larger.
_ marked success. Indeed, 1 was 1 > g g
- much cm arasse y '
ppread rumour that "Missic° could This is good sense, and is founded on the principle that
lure illntss and pain in three
minutes. "Go to Missie sl:a will 1110DERATION is the key to CONTINUED ENJOYMENT,
cure you -they told each other and
eople who had been blind and
led from- birth were carried to a principle to which -the House of Seagram -
_ whi .
ine in baskets. . But all I could do _
was to give them aspirin and treat- has always subscribed. - --
ment for their tropical ulcers, sores, _
skin diseases and other, ailments. _
I had a small tent made and fixed `
to the side of my -truck in which
tackled their skin diseases; is - -
_ this I scrubbed the bodies -- before
Applying healing lotions —of han-
dreds of llfalays, Javanese and 11 _
Tamils and a few Chinese and � y� �e elRl
= Sakais who had wandered into the l�x &IRO %*0 �C�
camp.
t�► 1 �""7' -
- --
- Awkward Situations Averted -
At' first the idea of: being per 1_
sonall scrubbed by "Missie ". was-
1
greeted with considerable .appre-
hension, but I explained that this
was necessary before applying the,
"lotions sent to. me by the State -
t Health and Medical Officer, (Those
'THE ROUSE OF S
lotions were extraordinarily effec=
tine, by the way, disinfecting and
heating at the same time.) The
— 7shyness quickly wore off and with-
in a very short time whole families • - - `- --
would arrive and ask for treatment
and what might have been an awk_
-ward situation
passed off with con-
siderable •humour, w� xs
:- On seveiat occasions I came
across very sick people lying in POP —Fish Sto
their houses with maggots dropping rY
- .
,
from their sores and ants actually ' - - . - '�-- - -- , .BY J. MILLAR WATT
streaming in and out of holes in YOU'RE GA-TGHINCG PLENTY OV- FISIi, ( VlAFlT IS A Mist OF 800TS� ! p
their limbs. One of these cases A1Y F'R1E1,4Cr DRAT I-f -WHAT ,I _
was a poor old man in an isolated - ?' ,� -•
,village, The ants had eaten two ,,�
_A• °'
large. holes in his leg, and wlien I_�I•, -
arriv=ed he was semi- conscious: i
attended to him and with the help
of two young men we slung him r'
-.in a kind of hammock attached to
- _ a bamboo Pole and carried hitn to►�'
my car. When I left for my leave
he had been in hospital for .1%
rnontfm but. his wounds were almost r h,
- healed and he Nvas in =very good -. i' __e Imo•` _:'�: `; anu. r.��: \�
lr%
sDi ri is -• <
_, Im'sr, - -T a ' --.+ ir.em 2'�s• -. • w7, , r,,, ty '^ _ .� .M > % . -•,'� � N" N4 yf W r • •, „ * i, t Y JY , • • �' + a . ` . .• r - - - -
:+
.,.
. -CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING j 700,000 U.K. Col M '
- FOB SALT wusICAL INSTZVXZNTS
AGENTS WANTED 'PAST CHICKS Nearly '700,000 persons are eta- �
LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS ORDER TOP 3<oTCx chicks for Top MAKE your bicycle a motor -bike, Whissw Z - �U�Jilah�'aVcr our.. teas, fit- * -,
notch Drop 'this Year and order Z4ft horse power bicycle motor complete changes musical Instruments. 313 ployed 1f1 British Coal mines. Tula
*a now have a complete stock of all now. An early order makes sure 'that with sae tank. All fl s or and aoatro1- Church. Toronto f. - is twice as many as are employed .
Lightning Rod Materials on hand and can you will have the kind of chicks You want 11i8.b0 with instructions or i160.OP com- OFTEB TO INVI VTO" in the bituminous coal mines Of the �.
Supply immediate delivery. Why not writs pletely installed. Ras J, Watson, 367 �,
and enquire about a dealersblp for your th the date you want them. more than wellington Street. London. Ontario, Of- AN OFFER to- every inventot -List of United States, says The ChcNP
territory[ Our equipment fs the best obi that. !t protects you against cleanse fa ficlaI Motorcycle Headquarters for West -
prices. Whether prices rise or drop before tnventloaa and Co. Registered sent tti
:the market and our Prices most reaaoa- delivery. we slue You full advantage of ern Ontario. tires. The
Ramsay Co., ReIlKesed Patent Tribune. Calf 350,000 miners pro-
able. The B. PhlI11DS Co. Ltd, 300 Maly the lowest Price. Too Notch chicks an PREMIER strawberry plants, Kellosge Attorneys, iii Bask Street, Ottawa. duce, three ttllleb as much COai �
Bt.. Toronto. . big egg and meat producers, all approved strain and Senator Dunlors. All sorted Canada {��/= .
„r from Dvilorum -toted stock of known high plants. Writs for prices. James Van •Britain's 700,000 mlriefa d0. The ``�
. HABY CHICKS OPPURTU \1TIE8 FOR WOMEN average Output per miner is One
production and livability. You'll never *leer, Coi)linlrwood. Ontario. ,- s
F SUSSEX X RAMPS FOR regret ordering all the Top botch chicks PORTABLE Arc Welder, gas drhen, '100 BE A HAIRDRESSER ton. per day in Britain and six tons
SUCCESS you can handle . , now. A wide 'variety amps. A -1 condition for rent or take T .,.:`1 t
of pure breeds and cross breeds to choose erection welding. Advertiser. Box 435. JOIN CA- NAPA'S LEADING SCHOOL per day 1ri the United States. If :'
• -WAY delivery, book your order today at from. All 'carefully selected. husky, Great Opportunity Learn
the following prices, Unsexed Chicks 13c; Fort Erte, Phope 282R. American miners turned a an
healthy, money - making birds. Write now Safrdressing .;
-' : Pullets $22.00; Cox 9c: Leghorn X.Hamps, for our interesting Top .Notch catalogue. RHUBARB ROOTS FOR SALE` .Pleasant dignified Profession. good wages, more coal OA the average than ;
eawzad 13r Pullets 26c; Coz 9c. Pull• Also two tad three week old started Canada Red. Developed by the late G. F. thousands successful. Marvel graduate•. British miners do, it Would take-
, orum-Tested Gov't. Approded Stock $L00 chicks. Top No' •b Chickeries, Guelph. Chipman. One of the best varieties. America's greatest system. Illustrated -
�own. balance on delivery, Stems dark red clear to the heart. Makes , catalogue free. Write or Call two million mail t0 obtain 011f •=
*V •• RONNIE'S CHICK HATCHERY 2t 4 & 8 WEEK OLD PULLETS J' 1e sweetest. finest flavored, blautlful MARVEL ITHOOLSE553S G present supply.' If • prices remained•
Also mixed chicks and cockerels. All rats- red sauce for dessert, pies or shortcakes. SCHOOLS '`
. Box 258, Elmira. Ont. ed is brand new air conditioned brooder Price each 70c, per 100 or over 65c each, r $d8 Bloor St. W., Toronto the same aS they are, tilt miRtra
GOVLL'1i1V1IENT APPROVED C h f c k s. plant under ideal conditions. Send for. Branches 44 King Bt.. Hamilton e
Per 1.000 or- over 80c each Dlus. shtpIItag lure could be paid .only $...50 a �,
Hatching Eggs. Leghorn. Rock Hamv- Weekly Special List of started chicks. k 7 Rideau Street, Ottawa'
charges. Please advise earliest shipping f day.
rack Hybrids. Day Old. Started. Sherla- Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter, Ontario. date. J. E. Garland. Elgin Milla, Ontario. - 4.
date Farms. Woodbridge, oat, loc HURONDALE CHICKS 12c RETREAD TIRES, all sizes. Good as new. PATENTS
TWO WAYS to assure chick profits. Pure Sussex, Sussex x Hampa. Rock z Flrestono design. Write for Price list FETHERSTONAUGH k Company Patent
Order Twaddle chicks and order early, Hamps. Barred Rocks and New HamDf. Prince Tire Shop, 771 St. Clair W„ Solicitors. Established 1890. 14 King. Deer antlers with more than 13
7weddle chicks are long -time favourites mixed chicks 12c, •Pullet$ 24c. LeShorns. Toronto. West. Toronto. Booklet of information on
request, points are seldom found in Greif w,'
with poultry raisers. It you order now. Root x Leghorn■. Sussex x Leghorns, and STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Dunlap • Glen- Britain, but heads Of 60 points are
ae Drolect you against Drlte chances. Let Leghorn x Ramps. mixed chicks l2c. merry, Thousand $12.00 Premier. Sam- PERSONAL
'prices rigs or fall before delivery. You'll pullets 24c. All breeders double bloodiest- ' plebuster i15,Ott prepaid. Order early. in existence On the continent, ,
• ' ,my Only the lower price. And You will ed and banded. Backed by pedigreed faun- Cash. Earl Bower, Kemptville, O,nt. LOOK' t 810' reward for any watch we .
be ears to avoid costly delays !n setting cation stock. Many customers report- cannot repair; best workmanship; writ -
5MALL METAL Stampings made to order,
'- started. You'll have the kind of chirkr "Beet Chicks I Ever Had." ten guarantee. Atlas watch Repair Co.,
you want oboe you wont them. Twaddle STARTED CHICKS AND prompt delivery. Capital 3Le[a1 Ind. Ltd, Box 91, Station "C ", Montreal.
12 St, Patrick Ft.. Toronto. Ont. , ' i.
' . • - Chicks are all approved from pullorum. PULLETS "ELIJAH Coming Before Christ." Won-
• 'tested stock. Egg producers and meat SERt`ICABLE HOLSTEIN Sbovr Bull, derful book free. Megiddo Mission. Ro- i,
° weeks old add 4r, 3 weeks old add 10c. '
'producers, you can depend on them being Sire by Emperor out of high record I
t weeks old ¢trd lSc. 5 weer old add, 24c.. cheater, 11, 9. Y. ..
profit producers In a big way. Pick any ' Pathfinder dam. Also nine months calf. .
, :popular breeds or some of our-fine cross 8 weeks old SOC each for this veerk and Dam* uualifled. Lloyd R. Ferrier• f INVENTION'S protected In 30 days., Cost
bred,. You'll set 100% live delivery of i nest only, Perth. Ont. low, Details tree. Patent ,News. Box
tine. healthy, lively chicks. Send at once 4c HEAVY COCKERELS 5C TIRES 4215 -D, Washington 12, DX. • - "�
for interesting free catalogue. Also two i Meat Type New Hamps. 4c, other heavy ' 01 , , 11 ,
and three week old started chicks for breeds 5c, Assorted Heavy Cockerelr, 4c- u e are overstocked at the present of good STOP SMOKING wlthny taking erl Send ) $
Immediate delivery, Twaddle Chick Hat- weekr old add ac. These bargain cock- axed trade-in she Liza (guaranteed to be .la Internally or using any will power! Send
"' • . ehories Limited. Fergus, Ontario. rel prlr.•s for this week and rPxc only. excellent shape). 4c, addressed envelope for information. _?j / /
OVERMATCH CHICKS 8c 800 X 18 Zi' .00 Pierre 441 Birks' Building. Edmonton b, r
• -BEST CHICKS IN 25 YEARS All orders shipped C.O. D. Special equip• Alberta. I'%
lag. that is what ail Ra:ntww Chick Our choice of bre•'d or t+Ye -lr m heavy went for vulcanizing Truck and Farm - BIBLE Beast 666 Revealed'! Key book "•�
or light breedr. Here's your chance to Tractor Tree. BEACON TIRE corner with copy Our Witness 10c. Pickering 1.
- • buyers are saying when they buy Ralabow " ,
Chicks. All`brseders are ]00 per cent fro gut good chicks cheap. 300 0 live deliveri Queen and York 5ts,. T HAMILTON, Ont Preis. Galt. Ontario.
from pullorum. Order Your chicks now i der from , St.nn per 100 deposit. end pcTARIO'P TIRE BIODERN JUST PAT IT G ltl l
direct from this ad and not be disappoint- due from and enclose, th,r ad. ,or send EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP PHOTUGRAI'HT - - - -
Lor Pricei Ltet, r)oaters n n
iris Tom Harrod Leghorn■. Mix per 1000 HURONDALE -� COMEX PHOTO SERVICE
ruueu i =4. UV Barred Rock Mixed 112,00 ii
per 300. Pullets $22.00. 'Whits Rock Mixed HATCHERY TARPAULINS one Day Stall Reprints each. guaranteed TRUSS EXPERTS -
$15.00 per 100, Pullets $23.00. Brown Leg- Sturdy Drown tie khaki all ri'aterproofed 2bc per roll, Mounted 4 3c 2 4. 6 Post Cold-
horn Mixed ill oD per 140, Pullets 725 00. L London, Ont. Covers with its roPea, all wetghta. Write en Sepia DIouated 69c, Soz 4, Posts! Sea Qf]
Leghorn -Rock nixed 112.00 per ]00. Pu!- for quotations and sampina John Leckie, tlon D, Torantn. FOR 80 YEARS .
. lets t25,00. Red -Rock Hybrid $12.00 Gar RELIABLE CHICKS r, Wellington se W., Toronto. REPRINTS Sc EACH . ;'
• "`100 Pullets $21.00. Special prices on cock- Bred- to-Liy Il:trr..l Racks $12 1•t. Pita. WL)OD BROTHERS THRESHER Coal- SLt'ND t'S YOUR OLD NEGATIVES Our Truss making experience oz.
orals. Guarantee IQ0 per cent live delivery '_ $21.00: S, C. IV. Les horn Ile 00. Pita. pony. 7th k Halifax. Reg.iia. Bask. 2 ENLARGEMENTS 25e tends over 80 Years. Place Yourself '
$24 Se, wlitte Giants 411.50 •as hatched. L - , 4 .x 6 in Folder Mount& In our hands and enjoy the COm- �i
to your station. 8100 down, balance Limited number of cornpickers for 1947, j
C.O D. Rainbow Hatchery. thatbam. Go- z BR $t2 00. New 'Nampo 114.00 Pita First coma first, served. Write us tar Any R,xs Roll --4 or a Exposures tort and security axsured by the, - -- .
- - - tarfo IN on, I maid ate deGrrry day Or week thresher•. romb Weis. cornpetkers, seIIalr• Eblargemitints framed T x 9" Gold. Silver, most mndern skilled methods of
old, Buy from a hatchery that has served Develna•d anA- Printed ."Sc mechanical assistance. 1
Ill;,lt•Y COCKERELS 15.00 per 100. the poultry raiser for over '25 years. Sates- TOILETS - .
H,lHywood Leghorn pullet& 1'4,00 per fled customers keep you is business. Nil- ron FARMS, S('HON >i 5 SUMMER cot- Wafaut or Hinck finish :4c 1t picture
100, Btissvi and Red Busatx- Vulletr $_0,09, lers ('h;,k Hatch.r>, Forams. orit, taa-s and camps Can be either with or' colored 94c.
'Barred Rock. .V,H, Red and learoi• and without running water. Caustic sanita- We make prints and sea negatives- snts from i
tedroc hybrid palters• $2000, Bic Husky ',BABY CHICKS AND [inn Ltd., 21 Ridley Batitevard, Toranta prints t lag! negstivea 1
guaranteed to livo chicks from blood- _ I)F.1T. 01.
tested pullorum free hens. Chicks aged STARTED CHICKS TYPEWRITER- standard. and Portables. STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
. by 2S0 -3e0 egg males with high egg Our orloeis far M.i,y Ch • � i I Started r,uarunteed A. cond,t on, sacrifice, DOT 129. rosiT OFFICE A. TORONTO
Records far bast, 10 genetatlons. Their Chl¢Its will surprise You. . " t'll eke from Wnte for particul-tra to 222 McIntyre _
Inherited erR laying I ability added to their blood tested stark. %'nil :un. HatchgrY. , Btnclt. Winnipeg. Manitoba. ' - WATCHER - Ci.00K9 . ' ^
' extra, health and visor make them the Britannia Height*, Ont_ .- . __ - - . - - biggest chick bargain -tor 3967; Write ELECTRIC BROODER VEGETABLE - - - -. - P► - CLOCKS e A FITTED TFOR SYOV ,
WATCHES C
1n.AR A
_-for prwotl*t Or. ardor direct from this ad, REPAIRS . 7 AND
. We can ship twice each -week during Chromu'nc Healer Just niu4 is in. B.'st . MARSHLANDS . • .. 3 week aerv�ico price 11.00 tip. DY .
Apr11, Many and June. Big Rock Farm, ' method of .brood,rtq, Either power cycle. _ Fuller Guaranteed -• _ ' � � ' -
' 3diae Roches. Ont. Delivered your station 1112,4;. liar direct - Gad to AUTHORS & COX - ''1,
from us and Savo money, Compare peso AT BRADFORD - -� - '
- _ . '. CATCH VP on the season with some of! wiih *their brooders. Plavo' your order OTTAWA WATCHMAKERS, �����ll�N B�.•Y��N{IQ I +
our well started two and three week old now and ' avoid d,saMiolniment. Tour .READY TO PLANT - IRRIC.t7ED 732 Gladstone, Ottawa. Ont Flao1rs LOIN 7622 '
atartPd non- aeeeid, pa•i.r. and cockerel money refunded If. you ran [aival thls FOR SALE. RENT OR SHARECROP - - - -- • • - ' - --
chicks, Immediate delivery. Rend tor. • value. (3.•tid' cheiquo [1r money O'rtlPl' b ',
*Perini Prices. Twaddle Chick Hatcheries Gordon',, Equipment. Dundalk, Ontario. COLBAR MARSH GARDENS $C +trTED - qJ
Lirmted. Fergus. Ontaila. - LTD. WANTED -All kinds of dressed poultry.
A7F,ING A 'D CLIfr1NT?In Top prices foe top birds. JowpM Caopee r ����� �P� - - -- K
APPI.Y D, IL COLLINGS. BR.%DFURD.
HEAVY BREED' COCKERELS H,1t "E YOL' . enythinb needs dyeing or Limited. Poultry Dept.. :034 Danforth ••- r , ;
- " apectal Low Prices on day old and start- cleaning" Write to us far information. We ONTARIO. TET $!'HOB E s, Ara. Toronto d. (We do custom srndlas). „
ed. Thousands weekly, Assorted heavy are glad , to answer your nuestlons. Do- - '
- _ . breed coz Be. Overhateh Assorted chicks partment H. Parker's Dye Works Limited. 156 YEARS Calendar, beginning fron'1841 Non- F>iostln� 'Cites AT ic1�T
lk. Also 2 -f week old cockerels, Send 701 Ton" Street, Toronto, Ontario. to 2003. Most useful to every trade y
• ,for Special Price List, Lakeview Poultry, ,, aporta, home sail family, I5c. Three copies " , HOW miserable �On feel when yot3t -- ,i
Farm, Ezete� Ontario. Tt:1RUS FOR SALE 11.00, postpaid • John Ehrenrelch. P,0. , - =
H ->BY CHICKS. Government banded and Bnx 215. 3tontresl Que - A British safer glaiii company gl�P Is disturbed. LCblys •
loo ACRE Farm, 13;00. Large Barn. y h3tless•all day loth. Why not take !
blood tested. Barron •trains. S� C. Horpen, Granary and 'House, *frond HAIRDHE.%SING With patents in use all Over the Gin Pills -an old reliable remedy i
Wbft Leghorn and B. P. Rocks Actin Sopron Alexandria, Alexander D* Prnt0.
. ;Poultry Farm, Box 278, Acton Ont. 428 Sunnyside, Ottawa. LE_kRN Ha,rdrrssins the Robertson me- world, brOUtlht out a type Of glas9 for relieving kidney trouble? Cow. _ '
- STARTED-day bid, chicks, pullrta cork- shod. information on request regarding during World War I1 which, was pounded to hey soothe and tolls
eerie, non seared. Various breeds, in- FOR SALE ttassPS,' I nt,ertwin's Hairdrtes:at Acids n the kidn !iA pJ /jJrr7YlO�gM 9
-' . eluding N H.. Sleek Austrs2orDS. L.ti, X AYTEYTIUN F. ►R1ItiR8 my, ttT ArPnue Rn*•1. Trrontn St1CCt'k ally used for aircraft cabins. iaf73J th e9 CA &WiL
i• iN K Tk,a't welt "anzll _spri_ng r•..h - "^"• ''_ -- -- - - - °fiac �ia�5 a1a0- does not - become � '� ♦��`'� .
- -ran „.Vi„r.. -il'.. "I... ,..ant oz ruo- iIELP. WA \TED
tact us soon, Bray Hatchery. 150 John. ben, suitable for bolting on steel wheels, � dim wl:Cri exj'Osed to sudden :: �
N . Hamilton, Ont. . $15.00 each, roar wheels: 17,30 each. front WuliAY to rook at Tourist Lodge from SeSslf slg•, 40 rill*
• ROCK PULLETS $20.00 per ion. Order wheels when ordering state diameter and early May to tktobtr 11th. State age. ChahgCS Of temperature and It al- IM&W &•Lowy also, 80P1Aa
Way chicks now. barred rock. N.H. Rat. width of wheel. Nattonal Rubber Co. Ltd., . experience•and wager expected. Write A. ways ensures perfect visibility, The I
$ Wtltsnire Avo., Toronto, Ont. .,W. Nit•oll, Baptiste, Ontario.
fluaeez tad hybrid pullets 120.00 per 100, samC glass, in a still mOTC liripTOV- .
Jioilywogd techorn Prllots. 824,100, heavy BOOKS BY- MAIL ed form, is bein ro - 11
exkere/s s5,00 per loo. B,g Husky ur■bte YOUNG WOMEN g, p duced for re-
We offer specialized semite,� advice and s
- Chicks hatches from big eggs. sired by prompt attention to orders for every To train as Nurses' Aides. Pnait,on suer- frigcrator • doors: thus the house- _
180.1 it egg males. Ostler from this add' available book, Bend for our recommended snteed it satisfactory, Comfortable living Wife can, easily keep a check On the b . ' -, r �t
Or - its for circular Big Rock Farm. 'list. The Hook Truck, ;1.Cortlefgh Blvd„ . and. working conditions, Good salary
- -'-kaie Roches, Ont. s Toronto. while testing. Health supervision, 1.•ctures - Contents of the refrigerator Without t - `t
% soR IMMEDIATE delivery. Buy seller- BUTTON HOLES &DARNING and patient tare eoinbmed, cnit[i. opening the door, -
supplied. Generous Pmalon plan, Apply • U.3 A. oak /er Gins k, 1,11 {
tor quality Extra Profit Chicks, Our . Now made easy with 10•in -b solving me- Sup[. of Nurses. Toronto Hospital. ! Ohio" Cml � d ��� LJsB1
lDteka are purebred and healthy. Corning ch'!ae attachment. Flu any make, Sews Weston. ISSUE 19 --1847 0.
. [rout flocks inspected. approved or certt- backwards. torwstds. any direction. Sews .'
- - -. - •ded blood•tcated breeders. The reprodue- on' buttons, zippers. darns children's work RELIABLE SL'R9EMAID, small family. ..
•a are B.O.P, or descending from R.O.P. clothes, stockings', tic, illustrated In- good home. Willing to Iwo out, of
kerets. asiurins at the same Isms. structle, a_ button hole gauge, hoop. ruler. town. References. 1Vrl[u Hrs. M. J. -
1 :li_. /..e�3w, -It ►v, scissor■ aharpmor, needle threader 91.00 Warmer. 25 McCall$ Thrive, +t. Catharines.
for laying larva seen from 24 to 32 ounce* postpaid or C.O.D. plus charges. Two In Ontario. • Phone 3186W cotter'. _ _ • . �.. A
. Per dam, Lary White Leghorn. Barred one ru tmakitr and hematttther, Lila any • EXPERIENCED married man. for onlry ___ - • - , � -
Rocks, New Hampshire Red, Rhoda I■Ihad - make 75e. With complete order at $1.7b _ , , t - _
Red White _Rocks. Lamonas. Whits. Sus- farm: trp waves; ail- FO7[ienT•tir`es; on i
we include free. invisible. mending tape for hlshway: • also single. man, Harry W.
eez, White Wyaadottes, Australorps and cults. Qre*aes. learner seeds, hot weer /,
$ybrlds, Barred Rock X New HamDShlro. bottl Stewart.' R.R. 1, St. Catnarines, Ont. s _
�ghlts Sussex. X New Hampshire Red. ro• etc. Repair pare for all makes s 1
Iced chicks. cockerels or bullets only. sewing manhinw. Hu men Sewinv Ma- MEDICAL -i -
chins Co., 12400• 97th St„ Edmonton• w ' w . .i -_ N
_-__ r0 free chicks will be riven free, • with Alta., Dept. G. GOOD RESULTS -Every sufferer from , '
each order of 100 day -old mixed chicks. •Rheumtaie Pains or Neuritts should try - - ' =a' .
Jt you take lmatedfate delivery, To 'take CANOE CANVAS - Dixon's Remedy, Munro's Drug Store. V. -'fa-
. Advantage of this 10 free clicks. this All weights and .widths Wino copper peels. 335' Elgin. Ottawa. - Postpaid $1.00, vl - '
ed must accomparlY your order: Send tacks• and canvas tiller. Write for prices. 11 -
ffrder. We'll ship Immediately. Wilfrid John Leckie Limited, 77 Wellington *Street' RELIEVES PAIN from Rheumatism or - - --�.
�{.efebvre, 2026 Amherst St., Montreal N. W., Toronto.. • . costa you nothing. Rheum Amore will re- . '
• Isleve you froth Rheumatism, Sciatica, - '.>E ) - F
100 CHICKS FREE CONCRETE BLOCK bfachlnes, 200 to 240 Neuritis, etc. 11,00 Per box. Satisfaction - yt
11'Ith ever? order of 100 bullet chicks we Blocks hour: others hand or power 46 to guaranteed. International Drug Products.. °
gips 100 free chicks (our Pullet . Barred 100 hour, Brick machines. Batch Mixers ,••2 Birnam Ave.• Montreal, 15, Quebec, .
Rock PnIlets 121.95, White Rock Pullets any size. Motor and Gas Engines. 1Lsdl- i'' e
eon Equipment Co.. Madison. Tenn. S FAMOUS REMEDIES , I � .,. . .
126.95. White Leghorn .Pullets $24.95. •. �"' - : -t.
Brown Leghorn Pullets '826.95: Red-Rock CANVAS COVERING - unexcelled for 20 years a:ain obtainable
. Rybrfds, 121.95. Leshorn -Rock Hybrids, Heavy White Duck waterproofed with by mail. -
425.95. All chicks sold are from blood- IISM rubber coating one side 60 inches NOX KIDNEY FLCSHERS selected for i�' ,, I
1 1 f is
tested stock, backed by, high pedigreed wfd5 $1:25 yard, Suitable for Canoe Duck, backache, rheumatism• headache• drown- f / :Qjy
ri stock. $1.04 books your order. Balance Ground Sheets, Rtor or Deck Covering. ness, postpaid 11,00. �.�
C.O.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent Hatch- Full rolls 100 yards special price. Supplied GASTRONOX scientific stomach powder.
- }'
sty. Chatham, Oatufo. fn Tarpaulins, sturdy. lone wearSng. com- aids indSSeatlon. gas sourness, destroys „`
plate with tie ropes 12c square foot, bacteria, postpaid 51.00. . -!
3000 b TO 10 WEEK OLD 'Write for •samPle John Leckie Limited. SAFE 25c send this advertisement vdth ! .
•' . • PULLETS 1 77 Wellington St, W., Toronto. your order., Deduct 25c from the Prices t' • "'
- listed above. '
.for delivery April lot. also 4 and 6 CHOICE Hereford Bull (Service -age) by NOX LABORATORIES
week olds for prompt delivery. All rnia Ringwood Mixer Tone, ", 4 good Fe Dept. W.P., 313 YonSe $t.. Toronto.
eb fn brand new brooding plant under males, 3 Yorkshire Sows (Registered) due i -,
ideal conditions, all floor raised. Here's .April. Dund'as Hereford Farms, R i, I - t_- '
__
=•i '7twr oPDOrtunftY to set in d!r the early Duiidas. Opt.. 1LLEDiCAT.
• i ltlgb priced egg markets, Lakeview foul- DECREASING STOCK by 35 mature TRY 1Tt Every sufferer of y Dixon's For constant Smoking Pleasure � ''
krY Farm. Exeter, Ontario. Angora . Does and .Bucks. All lino Pains or Neuritis should try Dlxo'a ,,y
wooilers. Breeding lines from some of Remedy, Afunro's Drug Store, $35 Elgin,
iIATCHERY Approved Baby Chicks from Oltawa. POStpafd $1,00.
blood- tested Government inspected Ontario's best Angora Rabbets. Cass$ _ . . ,,,;;;;1M and equipment if desired. For further POST'S ECZEMA SALVE . . . " 000*-,*4�(, . 1. '. - . .'Breeders. Barred sock guaranteed, Pure articular* write Box 10, Orono.
J3reeda. Barred Rook. -White Leghorn* i P . Banish the torment of dry eczema rashes
Althod elsland Reds, HI Bred Red x Rock, DUCKLINGS. We. *till have limited and weeping skin troubles. Post's Eczema �� ��
land x Light Sussex 4t Leghorn x Barred quantities of whle Pekin duckling■ and Salve will not disappoint you,
Stock. Mixed 12c. heavy pullets 22c. Les• hatchins ,eggs available weekly. Write Itching, scaling, burning eczema, ache, r^ ,
btorn pullets 24c, Cockerels 4c. All high for prices. Durwood Farm, ]:)a t. W.. rinsadorm, pimples and athlete's foot. will Sit, -�
•,irOductfon strains. Available now, day old . Maple, Opt. respond readily to this stainless, ordorluse " , 11 is
,`Lad started. Enclose ad and le per chick ointment, regardless of how stubborn 01 ' 'a
deposit, balance C.O.D. Blenheim Hatch• FUR COATS from 152. Repairs' i5 up. hopeless they may seem. _••
I XPORT cry k Poultry Breeding Farm, Blenheim, Capes. neckpieces, other bargains. Welts PRICE $1.00 PER JAR - s aa -
qnt. Dept. W. The Furriery, 1271 Queen W*K, Sent Post Free on Receipt of Prica� g , Tobacco
jSAGAIN PRICED! obi started cockerels 'Toronto, POST'S REMEDIES a �. �' a■ site.
=t while they last, Three week old Barred GLADIOLI. 125 Varieties, Large at Ia ese Quepa St. E.. Cotner of Lops - - .' a
- .hock. New Hampshire X Barred Rock and up. loo Medium Good Assortment Toreate
12,$5. Assorted. Heavy 11.95, 4 week Prepaid $3.16. "Catalosns Frw ". Moor* - `' -t
1. .y
- arid, add i2 00 per hundred to above prices. - TREAT YOURSELF at home with electrr
. ,
and Parker. lib lBMw Bt., Toronto. a ' `'
' ,.$.arse, Ere Quality add 11,00. Specially magnetism for Arthritis. Rheumatism. , i. , .
"ected add $2,00, RhlDIIed C.O.D. This GALORE BARLEY Commercial No. I. lnsoseola, Varicose Vein and other clrev- r•, n-. ,
wherttsement must accompany YOUr or Sblpvw C.O.D. anywhere In Outstrip, latory ailments. Few dsplanators parnob- - ..
`
'Mgr to receive lhers special prices. Top- $1.20 bushel. Sacks free. Joseph Feeney, tetra from CoopeRemedies, YnnWe Street. ., . � I ''�1
iakb Chfdtertes, Gudyh, Ontario. Jarvis. oLtarte Toessa.
• ., .. . . • _ .,r .� - Yes
n
:k:lassified Ad vs R. C. C LENDL N IN Notice
Lla ►aified Advt. Hat e,► FUNERAL DIRECTOR Coubmatlon Storm Door e" 20-words or lees, 25e—if.. charged, - Private Ambulance Storm Haab — Made to or"
:'35c, Over •l0 %voids, Ic. per word _ Phone — Markham 94W Asphalt Shingles
" Rou Roofings
Asphalt Sidusgs j
THERE'o afILL 11AE t I Markham, � it, Wall Boards etc
• to get Hillside Chicks, maturing for _ *�
she good fall and winter markets. .N M Cordon
The treed for eggs and poultry meat �
will be great. We have chicks Imm-
ediate delivery, some started, and, Claremont .Locker Maple L
b"vy cockerels. Soon out on ran"
System
-growing to catch the good markets. Insurance Co.
Canada approved • breeders p or-
tuts tested, 100 p. c. live delivery Standard Size Locker w9.00 A ><ear i Write or Phone
guaranteed. Agent -= Cutting Room and Chilli --rg Room j Cheap Rates for Farm smd Country pI CB ER ING
GARRY MILKS, PICKERING Available Free To Customers Build► -zgs STANLEY
FOR SALE —about 6 tons dray. SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE Wiwi arm Insurance on Buildings. JEWELLERY
Andrew Saga -s, Pickering on Fortner TAYLOR ' �� "� •r+ j� Windmills, Silos etc.
z Tomlin farm. I j Automobile Insurance of All Kinds •< .
WANTED to RENT —2 large room$ p11116Nm'CLAREMONT 19W at !9.! ' p WATCH and CLOCK Theatre
or cabin near Ihsnl arson. Box' 589 j �owlnan Rowe REYAIRITC
.. ..� - -
1 ,
News Office.
l
'
' and + .1 S t
oufM11f, -Aja seed oatsNFOR SALEr
barb barley and one Jersey cow, sus - j(y( S, c:��
~ early in April. Bokar Farm, IL IL 2 Yt( R ` Phone 9tontlrilla 848
,, A= �, & }
?. .... Whitby. i�, '` R Saturday Medusas at 9 P. 3L.
'FOR SALT --car trailer, 1 tats, 600 �iILYER4W Doors Offers Racks Nick At 6M
16 tires. E. Plitz, Base Luse, .Pick-
Novelties
pig• All work fully guaranteed _ l FRIDAY — SATURDAY
.1ARMERS H 28
Qp .sad
'GET THEM NOW I I 1 9[Qrt n0- ��]'8
' PII"k1,61, ELBOWS FOR YOUR Do you need farm help'. Write fully giving Pall Swamp
a = Johnny Weisamuller Virginia
STOVES and FUIRNACES.
Exrey
(Black axsd Galvanized) �rs of the type of help you need, aeuommoda- NIGHT TRAIT+ TO MEMPHIS
0OAL SCU7MES _ f
T*Y .,ps�y Sweep" Soot tion, wages, etc., to the Ontario Farm Service Force, CQu111=feSl• Roy Acuff and Adele tsars ,
Dsstroye* -•J1%e Modern Way To OIIS 4- —
_ tt!
a
Clean Chimnes Furnaces and Department of Agriculture, 9 Richmond, Stree t , East.,
� r
p MONDAY _ '4liESflAp
Slugs• T MARCH 31 - APRIL 1
Toronto.
�L��N BUSHBi Holiday in. �IlexMID
Walter Pidgeon Ilona Massey .
HARDWARE
tae P3cker� � - � • . _ . - � _ .. ... _. . _ ._ .
.. �� ] J.
LOOS Dr. P. W. . ;nr• a,... ,.aiia:,.ii_.:uiuui a WEDNESDAY — THURODAT
iX
OLD HORSES WANTED.
is sitapla+ but rich de- APRIL 2 and 8
Dance At NET BINARY SURGEON slgi we can furnish
• ' PICI�.ERIi+FG -. PiiON� - 154 - -- Campbell Midis Ranch Pays " ' saemoriale that will
Claremont please tats eery
#15.04 AT YOUR FARM standpoint In dignity ' George Raft and Sylvia Sidney
Lave rr�� FOR SALEL- building suitable for PHONE AGINCOURT 18J12 , � of appearance our work
j1p Fri. Mar.* G8 aummer cottage, 25 fee- by 12 feet. COLLECT
will stand out through universal Flews'
be seen o he Ages.
pre-fabricated. Can at three � • . t
doors north of Brock Road bridge
For Pickup r "No Greater Tribute" -
- an east side of road. H. Linda H+ught sad Bold-
_ N. W. STAFFORD UOW Clothing — at"I iced. eiar■
_ - ._ ...... highway Memarial , ed and pressed llke new Carry a
Works urge stock of idgh C*As saps,
Ph. 462 Whitby, OnL e*erecats and pants. Also a good
_ stock of new leather coats matt
t
witsdbr+eakers. and geests' fnrnisr+
•
b ces.
• trap at �9 reasons k pn Cs,Y
and be coaTiotd.
•
VETERANS
- Son Schwartz
31 Bond Street West. Vassar OOL
Fare i . Elevator' -
_ Prone 38W Res. SW 'WANTED
..
lJus2n{'ss an -� PrUfe�Sional WESTERN GRAIN and MAPLoE DEAD HORSES AND CAT"
y LEAP 1'REPARSFD FENDS For Free Pickup„ Phone;
_ - PiCitElil �G ....:.
CE.�. \T, ASPHALC tiF1I'�iGbES PICKERING . 90- r-
Rr3LL£D SIDING PICICLRING .. 8i
- :. BI100h L I N .. 5t
H
. 'f`Il EFC�
.. g- TtOi -At, .t�T OIL EATERS CLAtZ1t'�'(OhT .. 3 R 14
i AGINCOURT .. � .. 291
Hard C.oa! -- Seed Corn - Clover
E _
We Pay: The Phone Charges
i Tu aware of c•a tomPrs_ „f €illing
1 �9 0 owz bPg�%- bags -,are scarce. 'tCiJfiDJN YuI:tJG LTD
>.
:.. era r r gr r0- y your
Toronto d
r chop , sin; bring o oronto — P one A 363&
Qaremont, O
4 I �1E�' Dominion Go-,ertzrnent pct provides that`w•ar veccrans, �r
- • _ resident is Canada and entitled to'War Service Grants, may
_ �MCLe�len s
. - borrow up to $3,000, on long; terns , at r,asonable interest rates, : - • C E. 1A L N T
SERVICE STATION
iEor business and professional purposes.. as f of lows: IMPERIAL OIL P RO D UCT2
WORK Tire Repairs - Grease and Oil
f = _ __• - The purchase of a business or of an interest in a btrsrness. ' Battersea for Sale - Charging
CELLARS - FOUNDATIONS - Tires For Sala
The purcbase or repair of instruiner:ts, took, machinery STABLE OR Pnorsc �,CK.�,N. ,,,.a.
• or ocher equipment to be used in a pro f. ,, w.., ri, ,..J'. ,t r SING IIH CEIdENT AOItiL - �� ^ K-� A!
Y......_
business. - 0
6.30 A, »I0- To 10-30 P. I
: : DIX
'Tbe construction; repair, or Iteration of a building used
t " .'..orto be used in carrying on a profession, trade or business.
'eenw��
- - GreenwoodI �Onte Chopping Mill
_`'Phis Bank is authorised to mrake these Veterans' Loans, atnd our,
JV
Managers will be glad to give helpful advice and assistance to PIC$. 4 S !t ItfASTER FEEDS and
r ' . all entitled 'to such loans. = SUN SAY F1aED1
- -Quality Drugs Ail Western 4rains
Veterans may freely t�nsult' our Managers --- many of theca = Open Moi Chopping Doody 4 �, . Accurate Dibpensins _ PhOns PiekaWg 7 R 31
. veterans thet7iselves ,-- as to how they can conveniently borrow Veterinary Remedies r A, J, b90RD» sad 801
_ for business and professional purposes. - , . Reliab;e Photo FIR1111 is
- .. •- .. - _ -- , • Complete Cosmetic Liar
^ •;9TORls HovR$ . AVM. McEACHNI
Week Days - 840 A. IL - 9 P. ]L 4 , r ,�r, �,a�a, DEALER
' BMIK r Sunday - 12.30 P. M. S P. ilL. w RVNERAT, DfltECTAI
J. R. Boyesp Mtals lsshulas,ea SRrrfN
: Phone _Fick 11
: t 0047
Pickering, atra
�. Pi ing, O
J PHONE PIC or as. ,
6
- The Hydro workmen are busy er-
,� •_ -�• _ seed trite in Noveml�r. The seeds Well, i ks like the AUey -eats
R EMONT lltloo
ectirng the poke Los their new.Ii.es wintered well and therq will be many I are the class of the league. Paced
w . along the 4th concession To save bouquets for his friends this seas - iii, by June Bryant, with the Indies high
trees both Gard Winter and F. M. on, j single of 220, they snowed under tlr` },,r''
Mr, and Mrs, 'Dave Scott, Bsoolth i Chapman are allowing them to set The Annual Thankoffering Supper 11 Toppers this week to pull away four
lin, spent Sunday with Mr. aid Mrs. I for the afternoon: Mrs. Manson Ell- their lines 30 feet inside the front I in the Baptist Church was a success f points frovi their nearest rivals.
Fred Kedshaw, - icott, Mrs, Helen Gray and Mrs. fences, while the new wires will go j in every way. Mr. Bunker who has The mighty Widgets are really
"Mrs. Stephenson, Aurora, has b - en Randall Ellicott, thus closing another over the C. P. R. tracks by using a summer home east of Cherrywood starting to roll. First place or bust,
spending a flew days with Mr. and profitable and enjoyable meeting. high poles instead of under - ground 'and who is a matura.list, gave over is their motto. Led by Bill Holo-
Mrs• Walter Ward. - -- +- —= as at present at the overhead via- ' z
an hour's program of moving pict- ? -huk (who, it was rumored might
- --
-Mr. Bruce Evans has obtained a duct, These underground wires have 1 ures and comments on bird ufe.ana be farmed out) with the men-'s higu
position is Oshawa, Highland Creek been giving the Hydro much trouble l
flowers and sunsets, Mr. Bunker single of 297, they nosed out the
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Murkar, Ajax, (by Mrs. Gee. Hull) in short circuits. I I must ~
f possess unlimited patience and Hayseeds in two closely contested
spent Sunday with Dias. Thos. Bacon. The higher feed prices and the perseverance to obtain such mare- games.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Bates and The cobweds are all down again scarcity of coarse grains is' making ' ellow pictures of bird life in our The local teams journeyed to Osh-
Umily, Toronto, spent Sunday with in the church, but the caretaker had i it hard ibr 'our cattle men. High own district, which truly opened the awa on Saturday night for a return at'
Mr. and M'rs. Don, hedges- ' twice as much' cleaning to do when feed, high wages and losses from dis- eyes of every person in the auud- exhibition against the C. O. F. Leas- t
,Miss Dorothy Hawkiey, Toronto, it. was ail finished. A slight return ease are many bf the incidents in ience to what is. happening in our ue of that city. A -goad time was
spent the week -end with her parents i of printer, the regular movie night the costs of milk products which are fields and woods every Spring nest- had by all socially, but from a com-
in Claremont, at the Anglican Church and other not considered by the city consum-
ing season. petative viewpoint, we didn't cars ss +i
ids. Lye and Mr. and lYIzs. Ridge activities sliiruned the -crowd dmv-i eis who complain about the cost of _ well. The Hayseeds, captained by b
-eft on Saturday flor Montreal. for to about halt of what we hoped for. milk, Jim MacRae
. , ,garnered one point out ..
a few _days, However, those on , hand were good Everybody seems to ' want more {�]'p�n i�e►r of a poss�le three, a.nd the Bombers
Week - enders were:. Miss Georgina sports and kept buying till all the mosey fbr hr's services and his pro - t (by L. M .Draper) captained by Bill Bryant took
two
Forsyth, Ray Bill, the Morley bro- strings were gone, and when they ducts, 'Blessed is
them and Miss Doris Dolphin. got . something on the end they die Teal service to -society with less re- bliss Ruth Hutchings attended the teams captained by Bill Collins and i
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Harton spent tot want, peddled it among the other gard for hii , reward's and the aec- 190pp 01 uAop lass► ;road i"qo 't
the week -end with' Mrs, Cook. hockey match at the Maple Leaf
guests till it was 'sold. It was a lot umulation of dollars. The lden at the hands of the Oshawa Aces,
Born on Tuesday, bUrch 18, 19471 of work but ,iVe guess it *as worth go Gardens last Saturday night.
b''u rule is a real economic regulator of
to Mir. and Mrs, Vernon Ellicott, of it and we wish to say hanks to all Mr, and Dies. T. A. Barefoot, of 4
iB ham, a d�h�• those who het y these things, i! more would sire it Ajax, visited the tatter's father, T. fA Memoriam i
uojug bed get ready for the atrial .
Mr. and Mrs Bradbury, Uxbridg0. event and' a specially hearty ihaia �� B. Wilson fora 2�e�v days last weak. i
i — _ -Mrs_J. r-- Watson spent a -few_ ;BAKER,-- I3_loving memory of our
spent Sunday with Mrs. Congers• to those who made it a success. •
Miss Helen Norton,, Toronto; spent Sunday evening, 31r. -Holley contin- days lwt week at Oakwood. Mr. Wil- Dear Daughter and Sister Annie N
the week -end with her people here. ued his series of Lenten sermons us- � �hitE:Va�e son and brother Fred eras a visitor Celia, who passed away March 27, �
Claremont hockey team pbyed an ing Peter and Judas as two represen- obi' N. E. Browaridge) there on Sunday. 193'l• A� 4
exhibition game with Udora last tative men and pointing oµt that no I Mrs. Bramwell was a Toronto vis- : Resting where no shadows fail; 4
tweek is Uxbridge, winning 11-2• A matter what happens, good will stand 1 Mr• and Mrs. Alf. Kayes' friends itor last week. - In perfect peace to await us all.
7eeturn game was to be played this up against evel.. Good cannot be ' were happy to bear of the birth of Mr. and '.firs, J. Stevens,- of White- --Ever remembered by M'um, Dad, 't
week, if there Was any ies- stamped out, ; their baby daughter and are looking vale, called on the Draper family Sisters and Brothers, both far aaad
Mts, Edgar Evans spent Thursday The Prepa-rato;y Class for Church forward to seeing Morgaret Isabelle recently, near.
lurch 20, in Toronto, helping cele- Membership followed and- because 80 Don't forest the Sacred Cantata sass d
brate her mother's' birthday, and re- of this the regular Y. 1'. meetL:g Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Evans will ir+ the Church on Good Friday.
1SUMgd home on Friday evening. was not held. A brief discussion ner- � be leaving the village in the middle The Young People of Whitevale lie Memoriam 9 >
Cod regarding the play did follow s April to talae possession of tl'ie -- _and- or this pwe prerwnr the -above .
aaremont Hockey Team Take Cup and .this week the cast is to be farm they have ppncbased near cantata. POTTER — In loving memory at 44
Claremont hockey team defeated chose'°, Woodville. They expect to be freq- Mrs, (.gene Forsythe spelt last Mrs, Sophia Potter, who' passed t d
Cherry-wood, to take the cup for the The W. A. hold their regular meet - uent visitors with old friends here week in Toronto, way, blarch.24, 19 i6, and James j
4
Pickering Township Hockey League ing this week and kill be looking t during, nice weather• They have sold Potter, who passed away, April 18,
two Seasons in a row. It is expected forawrd to a full se on Saturday their house to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie' C: O, ]r Eoanling Mar. 2t. 47
house 194d,
there will be a winding -up meeting the 29th, mrhen the Knox Forward ? Randall who have been living with While you, 'dear parents rest and
in the very near future. Clsr'e21011t ' Club of Agincodrt presents their 3- his parents. Teams Wbn . Last Pts. @jeep «I
wag on top of the pile all season and art comedy "Sonny Jane" in the air. Rim. Sadler visited friends in Alley -cats 10 4 lb Your towfug memory will always
held their first place position during _ ehurch, Admission is 35c. and 20c. Whitevale on Sunday and attended Toppers 7 ' 7 ` 'll keep. w
the entire season. Congratulstloms • and for the money. we can assure I the United Church service. He-made _ Widgets 7 7. '111 —Prom Gore, btetvyn, Merle, An- wl
boys. } ycu of a good evening's entertain- an ea y g pea m7 and Wayne.
experiment b sowing sweet a Hayseeds A �a
ment.: We'll be seeisa you there.
To Go Ahead With Rink Sere Another big date we are try ing to _
Claremont, March 2A•— F0110wing keep in, your minds is. --'l' mrsday, -
a .cell - attended public meetiz in the :
Claremont Community Hall. �rilsa�wh concert Barnes Bwith 4thee local '
last �,' y _
Thursday evening, it -wsa decided to choir. d Lions . Glee Club. icons'
go ahead with the proposed closed = -
p Quartet and the Gooderharn girls,
In rink at Claremont. The rink will with other instrumental' selections'
be built at an estimated Cast of as well. There will • be combined
415,000. A fair sum in donations has piano and. organ accompaniment for _
Aady' btaets received by the ibzn- some of the numbers and Margaret
- mhtee appointed to took sheer the Gooderham will solo with violin, -
irink, and much nore is expected in cello and piano. We have not heard
the near future. As might be expect- whether there is any charge or not, _
ed, there are thnae who are opposed but will let you know this detail next
will a ,
be u;
ro
fearing it 1 week..
the 8
Ito P f ect, , . .. .
financial collapse. Hu-ever, as the I Mr, Holley is asking that wei keep _ -
News informant stated. "if every- the next' two Sundays in mind and
one Sets behind the- venture instead' utt-end if at afl possible f,,r - -.-
of in front of it, it will likely go Palm Sunday ' and E stern Sunday,
over ", vhirh arP the gmA.eAt Fe.:rivals M
Y D R
the church, The , choir is practicing I� wssl S E RS ._
`t-clal rt,i 'ur Fa a.aFry
_l:Prar!v v a ver' tv every-'
BROUGHAM
one in :hr. cornrturtiSy.to jAn in w- -r _
Congmtnlations to qtr.
@!sip Or: t2►is E,rreat day,
�'Prnnn Fpi -ott nn the arm- --al of a -
wcee girl, a sister for atari0n. u['11e' -
dtrs. Devitt was a Toronto visitor - ail y' : -l• The wintertime power shortage in Southern Ontario
IMT week. (.by F. b1. Chapman) -.Ihas been relieved with the coming of bpring and the l
The Firemen am holding a enn- - .
cert on April ?iii, in the T' xn Hail. 'Three of our resident farmer• _ Nonger hours of daylight. In tits winter months tI*O
The Firemen and their w1vPs field were prize- ":inners at the recent - - shorter and darker days create o maximum demand
_ ..t
a social evening in the Town Fia'.l Ontario County and the Quinte Se'1-d _ - - apn your' Hydro system. Conditions in this winter
on Wednesday evening, :flarch 19. Shows at Oshawa, last Week. W. H.
'The 'l:is4ion Bard t,eld `heir reg- Westnev grew some of the new Bea- season are such that Hydro plants are loaded to the
ular monthly fneevng on :- a`urda} ver Oats last year, and is ten bush- point where it becomes necessary to ask for the
atft,,rnoon, at the home of Mme• G el lot Bold for sF6.54 a bushel. too- operation of all Hydro users in saving electricity
Wannop, R. P. Winter has been laid off for 7 - -
The Friendly Peoples' Bible Class several days with a severe cold. , The every possible voluntary /!leans. In the springy and
held their social evening on Tuesl- Miss June Pratt is at present ig- isummer season the urgency for conservation is not _
day, Hsrch it, at the home of Mr. disposed. and• her many friends hope b0o !@at as in the fall and winter.
IBM- mull for o y��j mac.- ��d+,►. - _
3b. Robert Miller was at hie house A young daughter arrived lit the - 1
for the week -end• Kitchell home on Su'td^y last and The voluntary saving of elecMcity lit hontles,
ofRces, theatres, stores, and in Ind greatly
,Misses Bueiah and Hay Hamilton both are doing wreU. t user
and Miss Dorothy Harlock and the FBI Puckrin has hard the large relieves this condition. . Your response was very =
Misses tern and Sarah Maleolm, evergreen trees around his residence
:helpful. To those who so w w all at their }ioraes for the past cut down and is converting them to o willingly co- operatsd
week -end. - lumber. They were shading the house .. during this emergencyhperiod, Hydro says, `?hank ,` `
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday, too much and he is replanting too — -Ydu."
Kennedy would lilac to have ail maples, �t _
'triembeis and adherents at Church It ought bo be the plan of every Irk many localities Hydro stations and linos arc ,
-- Sunday School at 1.30, and Church farmer this spring to plant some overloaded because of the delay In obtaining neces-
Service at 2.80. t shade trees. Trees are needed in our
This is the ses:son of the year for farm economy as well as for their.. racy new equipment. Therefore, do not waste
moving, Mrs. Mstihew:t and fire beautifcing purposes. 0ieehieify —vs0 f1y&0 wisal► of all tinter.
Tripp family are m•)virr from the The crows and starlings are back
MIDnicip'al Building at the end of the with an occasional robin and other ,
month. Sorg birds are here, reminding us
The Women% Missionary Society of the approach of the seeding sea- `
ME at the home of bTrg. M. Ellicott son's work.
'rnoc n, March 20tI, • Chas. A ndnss, yell -know. tbrmh-
on Thursday Ate _
with the President, Eire Goo Dim- er and machinist who lived to our
can in the choir. The Lathes accept- West on the Greenwood road, died
ed an invitation frown Claremont W. in' the Toronto General Hospital on _
id S. to meet with the on the af• Sunday morning after a tuns•, h.trd '•« .1
terwoon of Aprn 10. Plane are noM7 seige of illness. He was a ham work- •111 RYORO- ELECTRIC POWER -COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
going forw*A for the Easter Thank- ing, agreeable and quiet member of
oillerltta. Mrs. H. Miller led her wasp the community, and many will regret
from the SWdy Book, After WWb his early passing.
1an,* was sss vqd • by this hostaesss i , • - - L _
-
CHRONICLES OF a Pre".. t•-,.:. -''T A B LE T A LKS
GINGER FARM U. 5. Naval Air Unit I "'�' c�Ha Q 19 41 0 40
N
B Gweadolias P. Clarke N o T Bit 8 Grade.. ... Drain pears -roll each piece i■-
"- 7 ROBIZONTAL 4 Devilish MICHAEL O T y y cereal flakes. place hollow side up
1,7 Depicted is - S Symbol for �' Grading of foods under Dominion in a greased baking dish. In centre
Last Wednesday Bob and I insigne of 6 Grafted a54A T,T ► t Government supervision, and mark- of each put 1 teaspoon • of jelly.
drove to Malton and we were just -- Scouting (her J 7 N P - ing of packages bo that the coif- Pour juice around pears. Bake in
— Squadron 7 Transpose
In time to see the back of Barbara T E Sumer may buy by grade, is of a moderately 'hot oven 375 deg. F.
Dina Scott's fur coat disappear —• U S. na- cab 1 definite assistance to the Canadian 15 minutes or until browned.
through the doorway of a Trans- veal aviation 8 Defensive 1 N G T ho ^icmal:cr. Grading is of value Corn and Cheese Souffle
Canada' plane en route to Ottawa; 12 Pilots - head covering 24 Sound in 44 Obscure to ::er v:'.icthcr she kno��s about 4 tablespoons fat
It was a very nice coat! 13 Tips 9 Portuguese Washington 45 We grade re„u:atigns or not. but *tablespoons flour
What a difference a few minutes 15 Coarse file money of 27 Female horses 46 Portico infinitely more so when she knows L teaspoon salt
Can make. "Just five minutes more" 16 Leaping account . 28 Separated 47 Disfigurement the grades for various products and Few grains pepper
creature 10 Abstract being '30 Mountain 48 Type of .boat looks for the grade mark before
and we would have seen Barbara cup milk
18 Roster 11 East (Fr) pass 49 Native of buying.
Ann just fine as there were very 2 cup grated cheese
19 Was sick 13 Symbol for 32 Scottish (suffix) 11'e in Canada enjoy a. special
-- few people at the airport other 21 Limbs calcium sheepfold 51 Nova Scotia !ti egg yolks
than the official send -off commit= 23 Epistle (ab) 14 Girl's name 36 Rocks (ab.) Privilege. Canada is file only g cups cores (Standard quality +
country in the world where so 4 e whites
tee., 25 Therefore 17. Alleged force 37 Pompous 53 Hasten gg-
• • ' 26 Whirlwind 20 Behold! show 54 Conclusion many foods are regularly graded Melt fat• add flour, salt and
and marked for the retail buyer.
We did so want to get a close- 27 Mother 22 Universal 40-Cloth measure 56 One (Scot. pepper. Add grated cheese and '
up view of her, particularly as we 29 Abundant language 41 Hebrew - letter58 Regius Pro- - The slogan "Buy by grade -buy stir until melted. Pour over beaten
with confidence ", has been adopted
• wanted to see i! she were as natural 31 Snare 23 Prince 43 Rail bird feSSOr tab.) egg folks, add corn and miz well
and unaffected as she appears in 33 Self by the Dominion Department of Fold in stiHIv beaten egg whites.
_ . the press pictures and reports - 34 Age 1 3 y 5 6 T $ 9 10 ' I1 agriculture and the Home Econo-
pour into greased casserole. Oven -
35 Lampreys mists of the .Consumer Section say f g.
and which I think is her greatest I �Sl., 13 l4 poac.i, in a moderate oven minutes.
de
37 Equal lJ;., that real economy, well as satis- F. until set -about 50 minutes.
charm. But while we were disap• 16
38 Right (ab.) >�' *, faction is the reward for buying' by
pointed it just couldn't be helped. iS '� `� �$ grade. Serves six.
We left home in lots of time--that
39 Symbol for, � ;,.,••
tellurium
�9 zo x,,;r'll r?Z Egfi� sold in Canada ,are graded:
IS for normal driving conditions. 41 Father _ The highest grade At eggs are the �t02313 �00 C�OSC
i. u.. i 1L�, - 23 �4-, j Z6 - - - -
B a �' tz bireet tae. ..ice �: (1) fi.,, finest qualit} .obtainable. These ,are
but! Really the roads were terrible. 43 Vended 29 ; i; 1. 31 g not. always - av=ailable and are of, french peasants have threatened-
In places the snowbanks were so 45 Employers. course high in price. Grade A eggs to block plans for the building of
high it was more like driving 48 Leo 33 <.j. J4
_ through a tunnel Then ttiere were 50 Present 4 "' % - °� �; are also of eticcllent quality. Both naronal experimental laboratories
these grades have firm leili•like for atoinic research or the plateau
arts of the road that were flood- month (ab.) 35 316 `' �,� 31 `_
p >` a, white %vhich . Bold its shape. They of Saclay, 5 mikes southwest of
52 Pain poaching
ed. and if neither of these condi- 38 ;7%,39 40 4l %� %f'+4Z are therefore perfect for a Paris.
55 Rivers sr, e',..
floor existed then the road was so , I or frying as well a� cooking in the peasants oUjections were serious
full of pot -holes it would have 57 Command +<�+
59 Irritate 43 44t 45 �Ib 41 I shell. Grades B and C -have less enough to bring France's top atom -
made our bones rattle had they 60 Diminished fj 49 � 50 51 TJ ` firm .whites which spread when the gy p rt, Prof. )oliot. Curie is ener ex e ,
not been so well covered! Had we ! shell is broken. to Versailles. He assured a public VE8T3CAL ,;,.. driven fast enough to reach Malton 55 56 57 1 Some homemakers boast that meeting that the • proposed atomic
rn time l ant sure the old 9fodel l Vehicle' thPs a}�� �'.5 l,uv t'.ie best. Grading .,, d;,, ,y „,1.1 ,, ,t on.l�•r the
A would have disinte rated on the 3 Bea” %v � „Ic g $Bear of commercially canned fruit and reheat crops of the peasants nor
way. And we couldn't take a chance vegetables 'makes it better buying affect their living.
on that - not even to see the in may cases to use the lower
world's champion skater. Not these grade. To have the most suitable Longviinded.
days we couldn't. TEEN i a'W TOPICS I C S product-for-the special purpose, and
But we had a, nice drive home as - a' at a low cost, is real economy. "Do, you think the boy's liked my
-- we stuck to the high the By BARRY MURKAR - Fancy Quality canned fruits and speech=' whispered the after - dinner
=theory that in this case the longest vegetables are as nearly perfect as speaker to the friend on his right.
Have you ever found yourself "You;' he cut in, •''I might have "I think so,” affirmed the friend.
way around would be the short- S i8 possible and therefore are to be ,•they were all nodding." �
est way home. Going over we in hot water over an. Innocent known. If you aren't stuck in the used where appearance is import -
drove across country. May I be book title? Was -a book title ever driveway, you need a Jack to fix a ant. Company desserts or salads
forgiven. if I say - "and how!" responsible for you being kicked tire. Every time you come around are beautiful when fancy, products ,
All the side road's the passed out of your girl friend's house? here something happens." - are used. For family use in regular
Well..I'm in trouble - plenty. With meals Choice Quality products are
were open. but the ploughs must . "I -I didn't know about the
have done some awful shoving is Susie and her pop and it all goes diet," I gasped. "Honestly we only very satkiactor
r as they 'are, good
_ places. Our own lane is still block- back to,a book title. painted the .eggs for something to in appearance' and tender and
flavourful but not necessarily uni-
ed, up near the house. It wouldn't Last night at 5usie's, we were do, to put in the tune." ,
_
be 'but for the 'fact that' the snow sitting around shooting the guff, _r . . forge in' size or colour of pieces
piled up higher than the snow with nothing else to do, and I hap - Her father sank into a chair. Standard quality larks Uniformity. �
'fence. Of course it Sould be dug pened to mention that someone had muttering and stroking his fore- Pieces may be broken but food
out but Partner always thinks the left a copy of Betty MacDonald's bead. - - valve is equal to the higher grades.
snow gets away quicker 'during a "The Egg and I" at our place. "Run next door and • try to bor,- Baked Crispy Pears
thaw if it has been left alone. And This ' immediately brought forth 6 canned pears (Choice quality)
~ by the way, we are really learning the bright idea of boiling some row two eggs,' ordered Susie.
- I ran next door, and to the next 3's cup corn or wheat flakes
the value of snow fencing. It�not eggs an�F painting them for Easter. 6 teaspoons red jeay (apple or -
-onfy keeps the snow back but it It was my bright idea: and the next. 'Firialtq at the fourth red currant)
also prevents flooding. In a tfiaw "1ou get the eggs out from the house, the lady let me have a can r, cup juice from pears _
of powdered eggs.
the water stays behind the snow -
- :. bank. and gets away underneath
botiom of the cupboard while I
look for my box of . paints'
"Did you have any luck?" ask-
_•'
it without any fuss or inconvea-
.old
suggested Susie.
ed burls, as I carne in out of
WPM _..
I found six eggs in a bowl, and
breath.
while Susie was rummaging around
"There's four -eggs in there, „ I
You know ! can hardly believe
in the hall closet, I put them in a
replied, handing her the can.
that spring is almost upon. us. The
pan of water. After ten minutes
She got a bowl and started to
winter has seemed unbelievably
at boiling poittt, • I figured they
take off the lid. Her father watched
_..:'lliort. I was telling Partner the
were hard enough,
closely. As, the lid came off and
- other day that I would really ea-
"We can give them to the neigh-
the powder started to come out. he
joy the winter if it were not for
boy's kills,” offered Susie, return-
roared at me, "Another of your
- the weather. And' if there were a
ing with a battered box of psi tea.
4
smart alec tricks. Get out! get
_ -few more hours in each day I
We then mixed several colors in
out!"
-
would be seen better satisfied.
. .
a cup of water and dipped the
Susie followed me to the door. -
*
Ob dear, the radio is just telling
g
ggs. After this we painted stripes
Site was mad too.
"That was stupid of she
' .us about the dreadful floods- rag-
of yellow, green and red on them,
set them back in the bowl and put
you
said, "now I'll get it for letting you
• ing in England and Scotland right
them away in the cupboard to
o get the hour." No use trying
sow. And we know so well what
`
x
to explain, h thought.
t
-those floods .can do and the rapid-
dry.
,
-... - sty with which they can rise. I re- .
going to see the floods
*
Everything was 'fine. We talked
Jn the way home, I thought
,member
about two miles •from home when
of the days when the kids used to
other
the evening's events. Do other
I
- I was about ten years old. While
look for Easter bunnies *and how
guys get into trouble like I, do,
J1 gazed in fascination at the
our parents would hide Easter
wondered. Jeepers, I'm always in •a
_ swollen waters of the Stour River,
eggs and on Easter morning we
mess. I know what I'll do. I'll
take up a dozen eggs tomorrow
flooding the low -lying houses on
would Bunt all- over the house for
night and that will fix me with her
its banks; the streets behind me
them.
_ :..were, suddenly- flooded ,too and my
''The kids next door will have a
pop'
As I walked in the front- door, I
way home was cut off. 1 had to
great time when they find them,"
noticed a book lying on the table.
_ wait until a tem ear grid a was
po } g
y' probably try
said Susie, "they'll
"The Egg and I" was the title.
- rJr # °1_ That v.��la� tom- gQ. �z
t._, q3♦ -
T
E,VTTJ..,� ll.: 't, - ated -tl4- —
adventure for me in those days.
..
Our conversation was ,interrupt-
trouble the author •had had with
ed by a voice from the kitchen:
chickens and eggs. On the cover
You know I have often thought
"I'm hungry, where's my supper ?"
was a picture of the author. You
- -of- those houses and the people liv-
•It's just pop," whispered Susie,
and your eggs, I grumbled and
ing in them. The same thing hap-
"he's late getting ' home tonight."
trudged off to bed.
` pened almost every spring. The
"For crying out loud, what's
" people knew it and yet as soon as
happened to these eggs"" roared a
'�thh_ey�waters subsided they were back
voice ;from the kitchen..
'Rocket Precautions
_
. h their
�- my
the mess and counting the cost.
"pop's on a diet f eggs, and we've
:• . • •
What makes people act that nay?
used them all." •
Australia is tightening security
Is it indifference to danger o�ve
a
precautions for the rocket experi-
of taking' a chance. Maybe we all
We . hurried into the kitchera,
ment range in central Australia.
have a bit of the gambler's spirit
both quaking at the knees. Her
This move is an' attempt to pre -
if we did but know it. One of the
pop, flushed from anger, was
vent repetition of the Canadian'.
'num-
- '- commonest ways of tempting prov-
bending over the kitchen table, ex-
atom'spy experience, when a
idence these days is trying to beat
amining the colored eggs. He
ber of persons were convicted of
one's gas supply. Wily? Do' we
looked up as -we entered, and the
spying for the Soviet Union, Dr.
gain anything by it even suppos-
gleam in his eye made me quiver
Herbert V. Evatt, Minister for Ex-
ing we win? And we are far more
inside.
ttmal Affairs, told the House of
1il:ely to lose. And it certainly
demand idea was this?"
Representatives at Canberra, Aus=
costs more to have gas brought 'to
ewhose
he demanded, all I can eat Is eggs
trails.
,.a stranded car than• to buy it at a
and I come home hungry tq find
"a gas station. I know because I hkve
these- these," his words died
Works Both Ways
s , had it happen once. Like so many
other people I took a chance. I
amidst coughs and sputters.
"Barry ":
The little moppet upon going to
knew my' supply w s low but for
thought it would be-
bed always insisted that tier bed -
some unexpiainabhE reason I didn't
room door remain open. "Is it be-
want to stop until I reached, Ham-
just about freezing because I took
cause you want to let the light
11ton. And then, how stupid I feltl
a chance on not looking after the
in? ".asked her mother. "No," came - -
! a t
furnace until I would be through
the amazing response, "it's to let
. -An8 do you know what? I am
with this bit of typing.
out the dark." ,
Communists Claim
17,009.000 in World
.Communists through ow u t
the world now total 17,004,000 dele -.
gates to the Conference of British
Empire Communist Parties were
told in London, England.
Charts prepared by the Com-
munist Party of •Great Britain and
displayed at Conference headquar-
ters said 56 countries had parties
which, though not necessarily call-
ing themselves Communist, were
based on the teachings of Marx,
Engels, -enin, and Stalin.
Soviet Russii, 'the charts said,
has 6 „000,000 Communists, Italy,
?,?00,000, the United States, 74,000,
and Great Britain 41,000.
lWhyA
DO Ab
It your nose ever Ells i,%
up with stuffy era- t
scent congestion-
next time put a little
Va -tro -not In each
nostril. Quickly con-
gestion is relieved, breathing is eaafer.
Vs- tro -nol works right where trouble
• fs to relieve distress of head colds. Try
it! Works Gael You11 like Litt
PICKS VA- TRo -NOL
x � w _&t Ift :.: i to
I F Ilk
Y
;�Yitf
A'4 5,r
op C
YFgST
.'
velope Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast. Let mixture stand
10 min. Then stir well. Scald
% c. milk, add 3 tbs, Short-
ening, Y4 c. sugar, jJ tsp.
salt; cool to lukewarm. Add
1 a sifted flour to make a
hatter Add �:_-,_—
and 1 beaten egg; beat well.
Add 2% c. sifted flour, or
enough to make a soft
dough. Knead lightly, place .
in greased bowl. Cover, set
in warm place, free from
draft. Let rise until doubled
in bulk, about 2 hours. When
light punch dough down; roll
out into oblong piece, about
X” thick. Brush with 3 tbs.
melted shortening or butter.
Sprinkle with y a brown
sugar, i% ups. cinnamon,
Ha a raisins. Roll up length -
wise in a tight roll; cut in
-1" Slices. Place cut -side up,
1" apart in greased shallow
baking pan. Cover, let rise
in warts place until light,
about 1 hour. Bake in 42 VE
oven about 20 minutes.
Ads
r
/ .. _
Su'nday School Lesson
CJ1 ULLETM
Prue of $100 :
Jesus Lays. Down His Life - Chapter of Isaiah, with its por• For Beat Quilt
John 1s: 37 -38; 19: 10-16, 16-30. royal of the Suffering Servant, re- "If you're proud of your quilt-
ferred to Jesus, ing and you want to make 1100
/ Golden Text. -For God so loved But plain readers, whose com-
• f • the world, that He gave His only mon sense judgments are often for yourself or your ,women's
begotten son, that whosoever be- sounder than those of hair - splitting organization, there's a real
lieveth in Him should not perish, critics have had little doubt about chance to do it by entering the
but have everlasting life. —John the matter. They have read that special "Canada" quilt competi- -
G ERAl.D 8 RO WN 3:16, chapter seeing how Jesus fulfilled tion at the Canadian ?rational
•11ATW196 Palestine, the homeland of the its vicarious law and its spirit. Exhibition this fall, according
OJLS
_ to Kate Aitken, Director of
Bible, has been strangely a land * • *
avNOP816 for his mate. Such a flutter they get of great beauty, idyllic happiness, 'Just bows early in His earthly Women's .Activities for the
into over, him, don't they? The but- and somber, terrible tragedy. ministry Jesus 'became conscious C.N.E.
JNAPTE8 JX: By accident Mccale en- ler scuttled around after him as if that His ministry was to be ful- lairs. Aitken explains that the
,r"dountera a detective from a rival actney Goodness, wisdom, visions of
he'd just brought the fatted calf. filled in His death is not clear. Nor $100 prize will go to the winner
who �. wl!lins to aeu eom• inrormauon, peace and happiness and plenty,. -- _
Rocky. asceale•s assistant. reswrts on Then the bride -to -be comes down - and ideals of righteousness and is it clear whether or not He as- of the most artistic quilt in the
0* Bigelow's activities at the manalon. the- stairs in a flurry. But a flurry, truth are forever - in the befits sumed at first, as• the disciples did, form of a picture map of Can-
'. No tills how both V allaincour and Chris- heritage -
toyher storm called on Veronica during I said. And he just tells her he's off that His ministry might involve the ads: It should be Gone on a ,
it, has given to the world. But
'nh* ttening. to dinner with some friends. She setting up of an earthly kingdom. white background with the Pro- -
violence, hatred evil,. and all the
looks at him with the trust o£ a What is plain, however, is that vincial boundaries outlined. The
fruits of evil have been all too
CHAPTER X
bird- fascinated Iby a python. You Jesus came to foresee and to accept industrial and gatural resources
manifest from the beginning in
He slid the money over to the know —'What enormous eyes you Cain, who slew his brother, through fully' the fact of His sacrificial of the nation Are to be shown.
big man. He had the exasperating have, Grandmother.' And off they death. He was the Good Shepherd by embroidery or appiique.
freeing _ that bed been_ cheated He _ao to the library." alt the history of •the Jezebels, about to lay down His life for the Open to individuals and or-
shugged it away.. � "I take it you don't warm to Perods, -and otts>=r- pc,Vcuaw,e
ItleCaie had set his 31arm for aev- Romeo." iniquity. We tend to speak of the -cross omen may wash to . combine
en- thirty the next morning. It had "Tot me. Obvious -as heck. ,don't . All the beauty, tendet;ness, and lightly: We .wear it as a piece, of their artistry in producing ilie
shrilled in vairr. A feeble ray of you think?" goodness of that land, with all the jewelry or a symbol, but how
sunshine flickered across his face as "I don't know, The boy's.. got tragedy of hate and violence, were much does it mean to us of the finest piece. of Canadian +lililt-
someone shook him by the shoul- something . Just what is it?" comprised in *the brief' earthly life reality of • sacrifice and suffering? ing, this contest is a challetwe
der. "It's a old as the -world, chief.. of Jesus of 'Nazareth. How much. are our lives given for to the ingenuity of Canada's
"Hey, boss," Rocky was saying, The Vallaineourt c-n just make his * * • * others? best quitters," Mrs. Aitken says.
W almost nine o'clock. Your eyelashes go boo." The law of vicarious sacrifice, Particulars about leis .pet gal
beautiful girl secretary will be hire "Take that needle out of your of suffering, and of giving of life - Canada picture quilt may lot Y
any time - now. I've got a pot • o[ arm. .He's in love with the girl.- 'for others was written deeply into Modern Etiquette obtained by writing dircct to the
-jjava. perking." All right, So he's in love with the. history and religion of `Israel By Roberta Lee ` , Canadian National Lx'.jibmon.
her." Among biblical scholars there has Toronto.
111cCale beizan to dress as Rocky "�\ set'- ,its ",r ;mpreacinn of the been much controversy as to how
headed for the inner sanctum. It - } Should a woman's title be Ieft
didn't take him long. girl? You didnt show a great deal directly and in what way tree aJ1u off the envelope when writing i r
"�'t'etl;" he said, between sips of of enthusiasm.' business letter' to her and one does R00%ls BF ►1 TIFt 1.1.E
"I guess I don't like'crrs quite so not know whether or not she is Etu�lylteu $1.50 u
the .hot black liquid, "let's have wide -eyed, chief. She's nice. You -flow Can I: 5 P
your birds -eye or key hole view of know what .. 1 mean — nice —and married.
2. Is it good form to talk about
when you've said that, yo
the goings on of last night." - u're said By Anne Ashley X i
"Nothing ,sensational to report, everythin{'. Right oust. of s alignon - one's self ?
boss, outside of a tot of. nervous Eberhart novel, - if you get what 1 3. What is the most popular way
irunning in and out till about one mean. Just beautiful and wispy and Q Ftoty Can i _remorse dogged ' to make a public announcement of :
a.m. I had a look -see at about_ too dumb to take off her rose- ink from steel pens ? - an engagement?-
everyone but the -dame - called Vic. _ s
+. A. Dip them rota strong s. Is it proper to place the elbows
loess. She'd gone out someplace to colored glasses. • » I. ? y
of ammonia water. This softens on the table while eating.
dinner when I got there and must the ink and it can be easily wiped 5. Is an entire outfit of new
!taut slipped in without my hmpiag Rocky lead already settled for off. clothes necessary for the bride- HOTEL METROPOLE
bee, if she came home ax all." himself the fact that Veronica Bige- • � xtac.tx.*, t at t a '
Q. How tam I prevent olive oil - groom. ore. - C.N.R. NTATtov
"No trouble with the servants?" ll." low was both beautiful and dumb. from becoming rancid? 6. At what age should boys and
•. • • ]decals leaned back in his chair A. Add two medium size tamps girls be introduced in proper form?
and smiled, for Rocky was a good of sugar to each quart of olive oil
. "I only saw the butler. • Vkry su- guy, most amusing: ANSWERS
riot ti kept looking in the - Searching for the coffee port. as soon a it is opened to keep 1. hio; address the envelope With
� g y � P g it from becoming rancid. '
dining room where I was sitting Duke's eyes slanted up quizzically the prefix "Hiss ". 2. There are
Q. How can I ,clean white kid
-with an eye on the door. I don't at Rocky as he said, "Welt, boy, a many people who have the idea
!know whether he thought I was what's the word. on Christopher gloves. that to talk about one's self is bad
g A. Pure 'alcohol is preferable : to gonng tq snitch some of the finger- Storm, now that - you've dusted gasoline for cleaning white kid form; however, most people do not 'bowls or sample the family bout. everyone else off r" loves, It dries think so. If the story one has is g quickly and with -
bon., Anyhow, he kept popping up "J, P. Marquand has done him to amusing or inst- uctive, there is no
out the unpleasant odor of gasoline. at odd moment until around ten- a turn,' on both sides and in the reason why it should not be told.
Q How can I tell if an egg is - 3, Tht ,news er tbirty.. Say: what a parade of junk middle. \tore than once- Tklat guy ? Rap announcement is fresh . they've accumulated." was born to the Yankee purple; has the most popular. "Yeah. 1Yhat do you think of the A. A fresh egg is- indi;ated by a
gone to the best schools, and never rough surface and how quickly it
set -up? In general, I mean. Atmo- stepped out of line in his life. He dries when it is taken from boiling
phere —that kind , of tiling•" may be a tittle shocked at the Bige- water. 1 as is 111 Enjoy slam■= At
"I may be wrong, but outside of lows, but they- are Bigelows, aren't 1�1� a Oil
a�+••1
the little old lady, they're a bunch them? So they couldn't be wrong. Q How can [clean a e'windaw j B�ri S4 �OtB� +�' �a
shades without using waters' �'oso'rTa ��W�sl�` '_ �
of screwballs. She's okay. A little Veronica has tossed him overboard, A. The effect will be very, satin- Tilu 1Nilti Mw _ -
jumpy, but for that .matter, the but would he say a word about it? a Eterr Raea Wltr stark
factory if a rag is slightly moisten- sitower and 'roloyoa• � +�.." "•. -
whole caboodle. ain't my idea of Would he • ride .up in his Stanley td with paraffin oil and then., Tubb- - • staxle. U-80
what I've been led to think. of as Steamer and rush her off to • the Doablr, stt.ae up
calm, quiet,
unruffled biuebloods. nearest Justice of the Peace before td over the window. After a few A soon b1a.4. Dlntasl aaa Dan.. •�� 'ate`
minutes, polish with a clean dry 'i— _s
They're all as jitter as a haw she makes a fool o herself. No sao blear ■e at Cariten �t► � _
ever." y g- sirree. It just isn't done by people cloth. Tel- RA. ass
"Definitely." in our set, doncha know ?" Q• How, can I make a needle-
"ti'v'e11, here's five to book that will not permit the °
your one 'He did come to see her." needles to rust? t
that there's something cooking • * • A. If a needle-book is made of °
that's going to- smell to heaven." 7 "M, ;yes. Had a short 'colifab chamois, instead of the usual flan - GIRLS! WOMEN! YOU'RE
°
"You've no taker in rot." atcCale wish her in the library. I didn't get nel, the needles will not rust, u
grinned and lit a• cigarette. a chance se eavesdrop, of 'course, i �i� CUN � �� r
• • * r
but I did see them when they said - _ +
"Smart, as usual. The old dame goodnight at the door. He had the - - - = - -_-
,acts as- though she was walking most miserable little- boy -who -has- i0A :Gn 'CERTAIN DAYS' Vegetable Coro to relieve _
- through a bad- dream but doesn't been-kicked expression on , his ' puss / t Ei The MOSrthl e= pound
oacb 7'hie Sae medicitta ,
.dare Hake up." - when -he- kissed her good -by_." __. _ O is terse -y for ti»� pu>!posel -
`,'er aptly put,"' "He kissed her ?" -�� — _Do female fl>nctional.monthly For over 70 years thouaanda of le
y P y P diAwbances make you feel aer- sad. women halve reported_
'She meets me Last night, shows "Don't. let it throw .you. It was cffirlv sogety, craa3cy }so tired and t, Jost see if yon, too, don't
me around, sort of impersonal -like. just' the old I'll -be -a- sister -to -you " out " —at such time? report, esoellent tsl Worth N
So far as she was concerned, 1 act She sort of put her 'read up YOU CANT BEAT Then do try Lydia E. Pinirham'e
might have been the lumber's and he gave her a solmrt brotherly - -
helper c..me tb- repair a leak. Vary kiss on the forehead before he went a • • OUL""W VEGETABLt cool and calm, but burning up with into the night like the la §t pct of er�l• COMPOUND
something inside. her. Acts all the' an old melodrama. I could have t
-time as if she's, scared stupid but spit in his eye, the dope!" s
�1on- +AAfnit it ii it -*-_e aev. my. You are taking this to n
Rocky poured himself ,a'. second heart."
a �
cup of coffee, and took a deep "Not so'you'd notice it. Well, do -
breath before he continued. I go on in the order of their ap-
"She went to her room early— pearance:" he asked, a sour smile
.about nine, 1 didn't see her after on his lips. : • - : ,�
that. Veronica the bride and ,joy," Rockey waited a moment; look -
he looked at \feCale to see whether "'Oh. of course. No oiiensr, Vd,," - � _. • . _ �
he was amused by the play -on Rocky waited a moment, looking .
words, "of the old lady —she is that, at aicCale skeptically; not quite t
isn't she—it sticlks out all over- sure he wasn't being made fun-of., ,stayed home all evening, too. E.he Then he resumed.
was in the back librar • most of the ' "Let's see. First tliere is -NIr, Ste-
time." phew. Now there's a jumTsy guy. 1 �/� ,�a` Brisk tasting Lipton's Tea, is
» • • Surly, wedded to the bottle, 'too.
-"Did she look good to you:'
Comes in all decked out for the 6 the nim Individual `�Me15t11ed /
"Oh, yeah, if' you like' the placid night life, Soup and fish. Gave,me i s i
type. She had tit•o visitors. Gulsss ?" the ence -over and had a few quick, 'SCtV1CC" Tea Bags, is alwaps r
Ill buy it. Don't play guessing straight ones. When the butler \�•� 1 fresh, spirited and full - bodied.
games with me so early in the stuck his nose in the door, he spat p :
morning." out, 'Tell my mother I'm going out
"Well, the -present and. the. pass this evening.' •Not his wife, mind � To get brisk tea flavour, ask
Glamour Boy Number One, and. y " p your grocer for Lipton's Tea
_.-
ou —laic mother.
Rood old dog -like; ever - lovin' "afama's big f>oy"
Chris." ...
"Oh. He im ressed. Oh, sure.-FTe and.his wife,Aon't :Bags. ail
p you that get along; i take it:"
way? Christopher Storm, l nle'dn ?'' mir
surmise ia, a good one, I
"Remember, I dilly •got a short think,"
$a.q4 -j at the pa5T}t and prc :ent .
princ. as tllev inliPf� +� and �Tii RT CO : <TI ?a'FD)
left. }-le has the second bill, `y, the -�
Ray. \ir. iliK came iirst:' Suda Bay. on the north 'coast "of , 1 xe
"Cap. rin," Crctc. is one of tl•e '%o4 spacious ,
"Well, I'd iii -t {,mot sc't'erl in the natural harhorc on the Mc,literran-
silver and cro,+rry dep :•.rtmcnt- can• �'. _ - 7.
when Johnny `,�'eisnwIler rnme, -
swinging -from tree to tree calling ISSUE 13 -1947
4
- - yr -%':.+ _ ''�,�•,s ',t Y 1
ev
.. ., � � _. _ •� _ - - -- . —__ -- -_ _ ' __ -- ,NOTICE : ! ! ..._
CHIROPRACTIC Our tracks PASS Your waY *1`0117
- -j -�� STECKLEY _ _ day
OCK `/SALTS CLINIC COAL, CORE, 1 {
BR _ 146 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, Ont.
'1d E
N7
- - - - :..SPRING IS HERE ! .. Drugless Treatments including WOOD, CEMENT,
�i Chiropractic, �ectro- Thlerepy SAND, G RAVEL,
TH
E AT R r _; i s f • f t . Mineral Vapor Baths and
'� � • _LETS .LEAN UP. . Pr�icib� 24-Years.
- r.,ArS3IT3B '� r, , Rhone 22+k 3IIiLDER B 8'IIPPLIEF3
Ssal�fuily tir-eonditio , d
«�OU'11 get that Spring - also locral cartage work
�SDAY, FRI., SATURDAY - _• We havealeo virtced in stock e► f0
j�ARrCH 27, 28 and 29 Smile if you get an C Y R 1 L E. M O R LEY I� at Ywi� LEAF
Two shows - 7 and 9 P. M. Armful of Staunton s �'�� ��
T
Saturday Matinee at L90 P. >ta. 1 N S U R A N C E- IAN D Pho.M — Yale. u: Am 6&w
4 "...,Renegades " Semi- trimmed wall paper. and REAL ESTATE A. W. MITCHELL
• t I Pickering, Oat.
(In T��°'°r' have those old dingy papers remo
PHONE 67 PICK. -
F Evelyn Keyes and . Larry Parkes - - -- -- -
- - Buchanan ved
Willard Parke; Edgar
....... a tr
- _
Y TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Thousands of rolls RIGHT IN _ SBORNE A. E. Richarason ' _
7 HpNDA , -
MARCH 31 - APRIL 1 and.2 STOCK i`o waiting �- .Beautiful -- -
C. L. V. - - ,GLgAL nvRArtL7a`
. Last Complete Shove At 8.20 . i f DISTitICT MANAGER REAL -
designs Reasonably priced .. RE ' LIFE
Am old established agency, > _
Shock ��FI
"FUTE" CASEIN PAIN in all leading shades, pkg X1.15 linsaranee Cumpany 4 serve.
u;� j ent Price and Lynn Bari Phone Pickering 46
ELASTICA' HOUSE PAINTS -No Better Made 8epresentstMes .
•also an added attraction - r p- f3�
_ m 11I_anrl_.�['1 :1'1T D. M M. . &. •
rk _. _H
--ienius At- Work Tom Puclrxin ----
Murvyn .Deane,, Oshawa - Inaurante Of All Kinds
_Wally Bro'w'n and Alan Carney r Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa Insurance Achim
l e .
TIKURS+DAY, FRL, SATURDAY - �ar�1 �'aapho>ye, 622 Whitby. out Address Pho73e
_ Pickering
V; APRIL 3, 4 and a A Brougham, Ont. -- Pick 5 R 22
'CSED AUC'FIONEER.and _
Two C uys From !GENERAL HARDWARE -
' LiCIL
VALUATOR.
KEN A N D C LAR K E
p Milwaukee and _sores Conducted Anyvvhera F'Fvg3N -T =�✓E
- Phone or Write AUCTIONEERS
_ Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson SUPPLIES $14 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Ont
Joan Leslie and. Janis Paige Licensed and Authorized for the
Counties of Ontario and York.
Farm Stock, Implements 'Houae-
- - - hold Furniture, Real Estate
Your Best 1►�arket Is Ab J. S. BALSDON PICKERING [Sales our Specialty at Reasonable
- Rates. Dual Service for the
a' Pickering Farms -
Price of One.
r JP�smaoemt Haggin6 Pain Milliken P. O. phone, Agin. 52W3 -
' for Quality Mesta that PM3 a thr Temper and Markham P. O. phone Mark. 206
•.wr _.i.- . - Wars. It may be Your Eyes' Prentices hatia been established
► ..:.
Fish in Seas auctioneers since 1B90.
ERGS
C. H. FUCK. OPT. D. �
�Frurts & Vegetables
Barrister Solicitor Notary labile
- p F. O.
.... .. , _ �,., - Bloom. op ,
:. —. C. is
Wand. , C. C RICHARDSQN
_ = - ILK'S KET w_.: =_:. - .. _ � ::r Slat. 611 — C„stinental Ise am.
:S MAR � - osxAWA -
Phone 1516 871 Bay St. Toronto
:Phone Picltexir+ =�26 '
w _ Your Satisfaction 'My. Guarantee
' - DANFORTI-I BUS LINES LTD. .Sellers 8r Atkinson ,
* e are candled within 48 - I IBC Ill .L
_
your
eggs Phone AiOn. 201W2 Stuff. 2"
'!.. hours from time of arrival, which !�
y I gives you a better grade, •and
::,Dally Service -Y Licensed PAINTER &DECORATOR .
consequently r:ore money. _ _ _ l'!oz 8G -
Daily eat. Sun. &Daily ex. �- sow Auctioneers
Sun. do Rol: Not. Sum cis Hol. ' only ::PICEERING ONTARIO
For y our 'convenience,- we are - --
ol:er, from g a. m. to 6 P. m, Claremont ".15 8.1s 12, 15 8.45 8.06 25 Years Experience
daily, including Saturaays. prougham -'727 '8.27 12. 27 _'Z -57 8:12 _ -Sales conducted anywhere. ( J, I. (Hud)�;fEW ART, B. A.
" I GTeen Rivet `'7.35 8.35 12. 35 1.05 820 = 'Specializing JD Farm Stock
Pickering 1Farms Locust Hill ' 17.38 ' 8.38. 12.38 . :` 4.08 23 .1"urnitare and Property dies• Barrister, Solicitor. Notary
Malvern '8,05 9.o5 1. 05 4.36 8.50 , Ali Sales personally listed and
A.MI. P. M. P.M. P. advertised• Bills prepared and RIFER' BF.tiD FARMS
Limited P,etun Leave A.M. _ -- - posted• _
_ Toronto 'Ia i0 0� �' 4 -2. -.4$ ` Greemvbod Road
Whitby 3:�6 --Night or Day ' Daylight Saving Time Parcel Express Grover b660, Oxford 1385 (, Qronl t erviee _
P �] I Phone Pickering 1. R 13 I
WHITBY, ONTARIO Rate's` -
_ Reasonable .:
' Dr. Bert't-'s Visit Continued _ . E 290 S OLFF VIB,LE J.
YH•O*I 1' ' F• onevan
intere: t in th+- - i-uatio i in this nei- r!�t) TQ1'Y1 f1T1Meat's _ B. A., B. Sc. _
ghkxrrhooa. tf UJ V1111:)J•,1 RADIO, SERVICE
)7eptrt 1Liui�trr Dr, Sere arran- Ontario Land Surveyor
ged a 'meeting -with this committee " Delivery ' in 3 - -_- - „- _.
_ Dunbarton on r
' 65 King Street East Oshawa, OUL
. fir one evening; last week. It was � �
quite e� -ident that his• Department -
had been. "looking us over before' TU @SdBy &Friday - :' ., A. WILLOUGHI3Y
he came Taut. -he wa's just as'fam- Willoughby Farm Agency '
;t;a�uith: many t,acts concerning our _ HOI CLi y ' -' Head Office -- Toronto
Droblem as were the committee mein- _ v Se;"iti 156 Yonge St, ADb606
bees. A, lot „'as 'earned from one A - `- = FI H - POULTRY Guaranteed Aa Make Morlai "Largest and Oldest in'
who hoc kind cimiiar propositions .,MEATS S Canada - Established Forty =
_ ����,��� i �^ n Years"
V . given hint by several other similar- ARTHUR ` 14 LD CON $U LT OUR ACTIVE C11 Y DEPT,
..,sized in other parts of PHONE i�(i] CLARF11WN rGR1FikT hCNA;N1F -L CITY
the Frnvince, most
of them. smaller PHONE 52'R S
than Pickering, and roost of them,
without the promising future looker - a.. au.e nu...11AL.L VU91 LUI r I imine�msn Rise o. m al uil I I I
•
forward to • by this place. He stateq ! �' -^ -
UMBER
x --- "there is no reaso:r why.Nve can- �' ��
av' wa r here ". _ Astra O Mnot h e to the � and See We gathered that he favored the Come The
.;•;•'establishing of an "infiltration _ LIMITED -• •
- plant" on tfie 'flats near ' Duffins' TELEPHONES =- - Howard 1117, and Scarboro 836 .
Creek just west of the village. ladios 'hOW�t a • . Scarboro Junction
Dr. Berry- took' back -with him In- --
. 9Qormatiirn. required -and will discuss •' - - , '
' our problem and possibilities with Dunbarton Radio Servieei Dumbarton J , }
Department engineers, and report In Stock
to us at a later date. - _ .. tewelle Pickering - � - ediate Deliv ,
ht is hoped. 'and, there is 1m need Pickering J ryf "Fier '�rnm
• of this movement having any bear- INSULATION WOOL ,
'-t !: on or interfering with other _ $ in, PAPER BACKED
y local current projects. They go �FICKERING MEAT MARKET
r ?►and -in -hand, n her offsetting tits - X210 lb. Asph�t Shingles
other nor prevP ling the other frpm i FRANK R. SMITH ` { bails With
bein,C censidereA at this time. Fur - °• /� '' • Wide Variety of Coloam. Roo�Y -
t VlK Alm Shingle Orders Only
fhermore, a hali`van -be gone ahead Quality First Service
` with in ahert time, the other will Y.
require much preliminary work .qCR BUY THZ REST— YOV MAKE T" TEST"
to be eompleted before anything C ar Shingles -
turther can be done. Phone Picliering 30 l grades of B • •