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Home My WebLink AboutPN1947_04_04YOh. 87 No. 31 P'ICK`ERIN. G, ONT. FRIDAY, —APRIL 4, 19.1'7 , Authorized as Szcond Class Matter - 6,ob. -Rate 12_.00 per year; U. S. $2.60 W. C. Murkar and Scar, i-lubliahers 4e' ,Post Office I)eliartu.erll, Ottawa ` T wnsh� Cou ncil - Order. New Grader - - Pickerin _ -� For Road 1'idcet4r; 'lbwneTtip Council t. _ Janm Ferguson ' Mrs. Cecil -Winter The Easter Thank-offering Meeting • may, Aprb 1, of the Presbyterian W. rill. S. will be Pickering Village ' The death took place at his home The death took place on Tuesday held on Thursday, April 10, at 8.00 : The' first move' to improve our in Cherrywood, on Wednesday, April morning, April 1, .1947 at the Osh- p, m. Speaker, Rev, A. A^ Lowther, -'A number from here attended the road& bath winter and summer was o 4. James. Ferguson, in his 94th aura Hospital, of Marion Andrew, be- of Wychwood Church, Toronto. Music Markharr.- Su:tdridge hockey game in made at the meeting on Monday, I yew loved wife of Cecil Winter, Ajax, in by sirs. Langford and Mr. Ladlie, of Oshw.va on Monday eveni:lg. when PifelGering Township Council The Iatk M•. Ferguson was a w*i- her 43rd year, following a short ill- Toronto. This meeting is open to all Services will be held in our local _ put in an order for a new grader with known figure on our streets here ness, . who wish to attend, including the churches on Good Friday. e Adams Company, of Paris, Ont. Mrs' Winter came Ajax' gentlemen. Roads throughout the townshi are 411 'a year or two ago, when his re- Mr. and to J p A representa#ve of the Company markable physical condition for his in the early days of the D. I L.. *' ** in the worst condition in years ow- . was with the Council on Monday appealed to em none. Tall of ]slant, Mr. Winter as Fire Chief at Bazaar on'_liay 31. 'ing to the big storms of the winter. pointing out the many operations of I sae pee - the- 1'13SA�irrrC. Another Sato• -.nqy Pram I_ s�� dignified his carriage was the plant,- no%�• the University and The ladies of the Presbyterian Many yards gP 4r• +��1 _and Tnu& - i .noted by all, He is survived by three kjsx Villae*e —They have both made Church will hold their Annual Baz grading will be required to put them ,? the Sawyer- Massey Company, Han'- daughters: Airs. Wm. Judd, Mrs. C. a great number of friends in this ' aar on Saturday', May 31. back in shape again. 171 ton. also attended the meeting in j R Petty and Mrs. W. J. Petty, all , community, ,and Mrs. Winter's pass - Robins are being seen again -ewe the hope- of selling a machine. It is ', of Cheri } -w^ood. The funeral takes � ing will be felt by a great nia-ry I "Effective Speaking" at R NV'ood. saw our first on :Monday, but we'- expected delivery will be made next place today from the McEachnie here. A young son Gary also 'sur- I laid&' Commencing ril 14. t 8 p hear others saw them a coupe of fail, although at the moment, twelve .Funeral Home, with interment at. the vives his mother. weeks ago. n Qn-r,bs is the promise. ; .Erskine Cemetery, :__;.. The funeral took place on Thurs- A Class in "Effect' a Speaking" The ice jam in tree creek following Council gave official eSnaent to - Y will be conducted in Community the flood smashed the iron railings day from Mcl &chose s Funeral Home 1i;<e Bounty Council to take otter cer- ; with interment at Park Lawn Cem- I Hall, East Woodla ds, commencing, and ]mocked otkt -most of the. stag- _ .. . fainrid�+t's in this mvnicipality 'as ! _ BIRTHS emery. ; Monday. April 14, Letters of inform- •'olding at the railway bridge here. "county br:dges "• These are the 30 Eastern Star econducted Order of the ation about the Class are being sent fiur•t and over spans. B. "r.. to Mr. and Mrs. R „bc -rt Cot-a- out' in the mails. The Course con - i pvie VALGUR” E'ha� Park Pr Pie' r ng aati� +t+P �_orlh of 1'icice ins a daughter at n memory of &.passing membeY. - 9 assts n!' seven lessons at a cost of r�ht,a? ihidh Srh�,l rTR r -1 -1-- s�rr the F'•k;r:n<_ �ur�rn� N.,mP :'�.Oi r . y...s .� o— f _� n1t� - - . _ to On Easter Sunday; special services. Toronto, April 15 and 16 < , his property where he intends to eel ; Clarence BLUE CROSS •HOSPIT L PLA31 Ticket 'sales have far exceeded al? - buildiryz 10L9. He stated hp would Born, to ,Mr. and Mrs, will be held both afternoon and ev- Hall, Ajax. a •w.,17, at t a Pickering ening. In the afternoon an Easter expectations. main'ain the road for two years. Women's Institute' members hold- - Prim- C. N •-, Home, Program will be put on by the C E_ Morley thanked Council for 'b in)y -Blue Cross Certificates, please ' business extended him for "" note— Payments of Premiums are to ar` Classes under the direction of- insurance the sear 1Q4i, Fern to 3'I r. and %jr =.- Ii;aaCKath- 1ir,;.' Paimer'and "Mr. Fanthom, At a 'Churches .; 1 be made as usual at the Canadian the evening sea ice at 1..30 there Dept. of Highways apPr`n-ed -hp mil. - 1unbarton, a dal g ?.ter, at the g a Piowrin Nursir)g Home. Tank of C +,mmerce, Pickering: «`here will be an Faster Pageant. Everyone ;'Pickering United Church avpr ^pratirn,of •,60,000 n:> ic,rrn�,up • K tilt of Premium Amounts is now . 1 -nod? this }PST. a "rs ?aced: Dead=line for pay n,Pnts i5 . in ?to,i to attend tbp services. Rev. R,•b *.. C, Copeland, B. A. 1 t Francis V1' 1'�n^ • �.:hmitt�d a list, Born. to Mr. sn3- A.rc• J,aan�a Iivn: P lri'P are pleased In hear that Mr. -Minister - 1 ter, of I'i00 r1r.Z. a. sr,.1. t Picker- • April 10 X'h�rlel Strater is out after hospital 1 f rni�tationti. in wlirit4nfi in,ararce , {11 tn� �u:s:n -. Ilom ?, +. �. - - ._ -- :,nd •i,npnwir,, nir•el }• after hr's teen Good Friday- Prater S°�ice St 11.00) ... traFinPSc of the trnmahiF 0. F. Bowling..yarclt 2*l. I 4TM ^rd -P'!'� t.• th,• p•P =ent R'.rl itp - B;.t�v: vs-ill be :held met un'il ,ome peaple's,iil remember that this 'I - ' EA�TF:K I)AY ;;EP.VICES -. 'is a liol • .Da} BUT haliday�ome Won Lost Point, — REI, CRt1,4: N KA'S — i,ext meeting.- } Alley Cats 11 a I� FASTER b'it SiC Amounts. for th- month p'srd — will not. Churches are open Leda }. 1 Widgets 9' 7 13 r,. 10.00 a. m. - Sanda•; School g Tae Campaicn _ ,,al to date is— J ?elief, 19f).8 °, ii•iads. S5,- 380,5:. = -O` — - �'— 4 11.00 a. M. - Morning Worship 1 d Tkr:e� Ahead For Young Toppers t3 tS 1` -,s4i' 00 Per >pli of Dunbarton' Kay. " 4 12 $ It is Mt t,,o lase to Fttd in that '1.00 p. m. - F:vering Worship Herrnitase Farm shipping To China The All e} Cats are rollin- right contribution. ;�� Hd A Purebred Ayrebireb A Club was f, )r cd alt i officers Choir practice in the church this ( ff' ale)ng•. They took two points- frnnl _ to the - I el?cttd at a party held at .the. home -the Toppers this week to pul! away I'rtKP.RING 13K.aNf #I RF^D.CROS5 wok, on. Frida } *�e ** evening.. j Hermit3ttP Farm, Pickerint, this' of 31r.' and 3L• C. Cat),piia,. an from the rest of the Leazte.; The' _ g0CIFTY i 4:bek,'chipped nine head of Airahire ,}1a�P been sleet- W;Arrets are uJling the biggest .0 The Woman's Association I- elsruan ..1 V1',, P P- 'at +. ?e to Chir•R. thrnurh the ['\RR•� ;.t� c4ary" F +itltky r,irtht sine, through set of alt. They took the Hayseeds I Mother and Daughter Die Two The next meeting of the W, A. of �! � rrganization. The lot from the local ! the kindness of neighbors. at thee. for 3 points agaain this week They Hours Apart the United Churl.h will. .be leld at 1 farm % a -part of a shipment that hc,mea. are in second place now and it looks I :tie honle of Mrs, Norman Banks, on ; eft Brampton . on Tuesday for tale Thursday. , West raCoast. via the Pacific far file 1 A delegation went before the Bd. � as though there's nothing to stop � Mrs, Fred i3ee }by died suddenly.on y, April 10, at- 2.30 .p, in,_ r of. Trus_tee5 a!' Dui-LbArton - School on them ('9n they think). The race for = Saturday at her' home at -Atha while. Roll Call tw 'be = - "a '- verve un - ks'vatic, nation, _ Spring". ,There will be a Handker- ` Wedresday the . ''6th, and we are ia$ividua] average is really. close... i shovelling snow h their laneway. delighted to be able 'to report at ou Doug Bryant is aw=ay out in fr•on't, ; Two hours later, her mother at Ba'.l- ►h:Pf ti Mr-s. i for the nd Mr, H.. Al Rlltary :r,eetir.: 'thin heck, that we have been � but from second place to sixth's i r :�•, `,tr:. Trucbdale and %Its, J: A, antrae passed away. : � •granted. the u:.e of the school for lust a difFerP1•rce of two points. HEgh Airs, Beelby, who was in her 41st Fushby. � c; For some a4 yet- unknoa^n reason 1 , ne i,itaht a• week. beginning April single for the ,ladirc -this nee}; w-as }•'ear, moved to Atha following her '"�� he speaker, with his Rotarian host lth, Gladys Bryant w•itl a nice 235, and marriage twenty years ago. A for- Dnnhat•'.or United Cburrh 0 !ailed to appear, Frank Chapman, in ,�)l the }•kung peop'e ,f Dunbarton :'Ur the men, '.was Bill Collins with met resident of Claremont, she wtig Rev A. E. ll.•!'••y, 6; 4„ U . O } ar¢e of the program (never to be fr „m the a e of 11 .years and o.er 241. Well known in Claremont. She attend �Iir „seer : =tuck) called on Dr. Cartesri7llt. who are cordial ?t riterh. r•d, church at Green River and was j'Gi,MI I%r:d')y __ I;lu- lr`a',ed Crrltat8, "d have addwes.-wd the Club a Th,.,of' ice• ; an-: Pre ,,:dent. Doug- l z_ \1' i'1T UA \t :i: 1'tli: i, \J i !ik.i� ictiee in community circles there. Christ's J +urnrr' t,) s't� ,� Cro6s” 7. ec k ar:e, if he. had noJ. been called las Campbar.,- 1 "ice Prc• °.i ant, Roy She is survived ' by her husband AL11c lr, c of t11+ Fan f't , fie' ,•-,] T'�,� Doctor gpol� brit-fly .ln (�` 2ivzs, tt. �e :retarv, J ,l:n I >anks• IFOCKEY' PLAYS . "and one dxitt:;hter, Blanche, The fun - �l'�'i).i 5., .� I'R(1, r >, 19.7 thins :i `?iiap ?P crtlip ?l(a? ins" .Tr.rl�,lror, J,� :n' �1a,izh. 'soviat Con- oral was held frnrn,ihe reRidenre• nn i' !1.43 - t'hlireh 4•hvvl _ 'tin at t, F is remark. t'k- o-sirnz. D „rothPa. 'Ma,-Donald and I3ROt -GRAM TON%' \_ 11AI,L_ NfrI.achlan ' l l.,l,tl C'1 „r l,t•„ h t•) earlier day.s,. i,-ft - °.l, rcn Contu -, Rc•_pt.rter, Laolrenc*, _' },t KDNEsDAY, APRIL—(). ` hitevale,Roffic ated IotPrment "Christ isTRi Risen ' 1 Tuecd ic, of e, ^•1r L,tC}f f',r tl,e (-nt1,'t -,`w rn'- 'aIt1J :.'A.' -= Cut•..' - .j took place at Claremont Z.'nl„n CPI11= ' { ,,:Ae and ,i.,iJ :t1 •ill•' vlo.st si- ,f,lf(C- - Tnh Reii }1?k' -S -'_ - QCC_)lacir� .. ._ - tsa k :IM +t,:..• ) ,etery. - -- - - - ant, faet „f our Christion Fn;th. •.l ;T! :, , t},.• )oc• loft •. tt� aitri�d Colcrui•ed Pictere, FP-44re Hortic- C�r,en)rial 1'nil <d Church ` Ili�lttaitd Z`rcr& _ • ,`� • ;, •,• t'Ol :ldfi.''t (`•o it tr,(ia \ •_ - - . i`,.. ., next ��'Pek: n -PC n FI „r- _ Rev. A. 'I-. - {'ul „inr•t3 mote n pictu... f ?,� t� raA C,nrar...RoFrhan.k, and �l \ l' 'APRIL ti e;•. Al I , 1917 :lidPS and a talk on the `'Iris,, by _..._ ' E.aSTF:R DAY TENDERS WA \T D Robert -D. Littk;- Rrehrnwind -HFIT as ;,c', Church School well as musical numbers will feat- 7.00 - 1'a ?ter ew day Service Z .' Addition to the Rouge�Aill ..c+ch001 ore the Pickering Township Hortic- "� _. The Minister in charge >` S. S. No; 3, West 'Pickering ultural Society . meetin on Tuesday,. i - - t* y R.:;O Fount 1 opie s Union F, at 8.00 P• m, in thltted ]],,; }- C,nnmunibn 'NV ill be observed at "min plan may be seen at the ofTic•e Church, Pickering, On the. musical . : , EMPLOYERS M S T 0 0 T A I N NEW ” Chester Woods, Richmh rd Str• portion of the program will be the !. the close of the Evening Service =C r-nto, or at the hgrlie the Sec- 4ltcses Harriett and Margaret Me- St: 'George's • Church - ta•-c. Altona Road. Rouge Hill'•. Clore, of Toronto, vocalists and Miss ..-UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BOOKS -- _ - q eMlled tenders will be received iP.ev. E. G. ,Robinson, Rector �1 Grace White, of Pickering, rostrum- Holy Wee'.k and Easter Day Services ,.• r.• he undersigned lentil 6.00 p. entalist. Everyone is welcome to at- l Good Friday — 8.00 p. m. "The story April 22nd, 1947. Durk the I tend this meeting. _. l g, _ Pncelope "Tenders ". The lowest nr , of the Cross will be sun' with a 1 II 1946 -47 Unemployment ". Insurance' Books brief address. - ro tender necessarily accepted. I)unbariten Home Burned Out A EASTER DAY : +expired on March 31st, 1941. Sunday -Night i 8.00 a. M. -Holy Communion ! J. 3i. Blackwell, Sec.- TreaS. i , - . New books will be issued b ' the National .Rm- 11.00 a n1. Holy Communion and R. R. 2, Pickering, Ontari o y 1 sermon t ` The 4- roomed house and entire l _ contents belonging'to Fred Furey, of ployment Offices to employers, but only when old 1 , 7,00. p• m. - Evening Prayer Dunbarton was completely destroyed books are completed and turned in to the Office. You are cordially invited to these :.�• ,_ i } • , I by fire last Sunday' evening, while { Employers are urged to exchange Uneaaplo7- Uaervices, _ c Mr, and Drs. Furey were dining moot Insurance Books itnmediately. Paul Chars Danbstt�On ' -> PUBA • NOTICE- %itb neighbbr o:' All they had left _ ! '' h' 'Rev., E. G. Robinson, Rector r was the clothes on their back. A Pickering Zbwrtship Roads Thursday in Holy Week `- Discos' daughter, Phyllis, riding home on < o: 1 c Service at 8.16 P. 11I, discovered b •. Duxkg the month of April, Com- her bicycle, first the blaze I Baxter Day Celebration of Th1 —she notified neighbors, who called Tttleaflisl>E sent' for �aiilrwre �° °o' rnercisl Motor Vlehieles operated the Pickering Fire Co. When they - Holy Ciornimmion at 3.00 P. M. V Pickering Towasrip School at 2.00 P. M, {T °T over or upon arrived, the house was Almost in • .. _ 'Sunday Roads, a>� -'pot be loaded in rat- romplote rhino. Mr. grey told tare We eatroe9tly invite you to atteetd 1:, sea+' One-balf the Department. ; press he did not know how the fire t -these services, � ., `� registered rtrrrent, Platted as the 'stoves were all off. Unemployment - Insurance ° By Order, "We'll ha��' to start all over again, _ Preabyteriaa Church, T?iclterin; PIGi4£RI'dG TWP. COUNCIL (�oii'�i111881o11 Rev. David MarKhall, Minister r becans�. ve have nothing left" its J= SI'NDAY, APRIL 6, 1947 Roy Ward, Road Supt. said. - - m*RING, NEW Tn,E nC'. KL $rotr� am Oat. ; 2.00 t :• The Fnrey'R lived in the new sett- 3,00 Church Service '. r ! lement north of Dunbarton Village. DID YOU EVER SEE A HORSE DO THIS? N wx:Z..{ t N Yom? °S �3• J F,f r "4 1; f'y k� '� ''a .e•' ez a, sbyy0� rvHYr ' w!r "^ / �•iM6xAr�afa/� Y� � �•'rv�i'ejl ybM' y f _ � y"4,/y., $t°.'^.• %ai,^ ` �f f ""'� 1 si rot „ y#. ^� �•' '� ' SSsa f "S jp� • - J'� (x3, 4 �s�K�•r "fy'�'H ,,.j gRt � ' , .. _ .... 4'�. R�r16'�y 11�....,,'i1M$µ• fit} '3-.b i� �,�,�'f � i{{v'4,•h .A.k. ,,.. '• yz � ,y�l .,rt • . . - y�., •iip3 -. �y�r� R "'S,{��a £ � a" < � y', ry�,i.: `!.4�� iR' f. , ie�Tl, -.. ��x�t.Al4�7, !'.�4,��i4� � 'wnR�.'9°" •_.a� a{"o. fx..4../. �i�:.�... :a.Y '"°''s''at.c3::. � Down in New Zealand horses do funny things. These lazy beasts sit on their haunches most of the day at a ranch near Te Awamutu. To Build World's -Why Alberta Gets Spring in Winter YOUNG CRIPPLED BOY IS CAMPAIGN SYMBOL ,i y, Pipeline Meet "Timmy," 9-year old Oshawa lad who has been selected to be a La-+ gest + pe y •' the living symbol for the Ontario Society for Crippled Children a The' Chinook 'is a eculiar "ani- river in Oregon, and as the Chin- campaign which is being held throughout the province March 19 to In Saudr Arabia mile" whose habitat s Southwest ook comes from that general direc- April 5. "Timmy," shown here playing with his inseparable com- t ern Alberta. It appears in \1'•4nter tioti ewe suppose that's where the panion, Lassie, is one of scores of similarly handicapped youngsters Americar, oil eoIIlPanies have when it is eery welcome. It comes, wind got its name, At any fate the aided by the Society through its medical aid, nursing service, ortho- holdings in Canada,'1'enezuela. A-r- too, in bummer, when it is one of 6 " ^' °1 •'•r•` °' �•• '° � iTt- Cl.:�- " ppliances and summer camps To raise funds to cantimae thi■ week brightly col- _ $entina. Colom those. very ,.ntvelrame hn« .•:. ,7. ook nets its warnlih fen.,. •� _ J PIr ored Easter Seals are being distributed across Ontario. which wither crops in 48 hours if current in the Pacific, which also Rumania. Netherlands East Indies, P gives the Pacific coast its mild rem- - Iraq :and Saudi Arabia. The last is they haven't a lot of moisture at perature. one of the most important, says Herald. ots, relates the Lethbridge * VOICE F THE 'PRESS dhe Derr 'York Times. --rw : - But we are still stymied when we � „ It's in 1Cinter; or course, that we try to figure out haw the Chinook Saudi Arabia contains 5._30,000 g brag about our Chinook wind. It b2owin to Lethbridge over the Egyptians Surprised Rat Hunt w nomadic people, 010,1100 square g g E may be 40 below in the morning Rockies at a height of 10,000 to miles (twice as large as Texas), . 'Heaaily -taxed - Egyptians have' This was a Government reply A mostly of desert. -'and' oases —and and 40 above by mid - afternoon. 1:•000 feet = \fount Cleveland in ;q Not- long ago the mercury here Glacier National Park directly been dismayed to learn that when to a question from the opposition _ ,1 under them vast reservoirs of oil �cemt froth 3 below zero to 40 touthtr esf of Lethbridge, is 11,,100 on the departure of the British they in tlte- -British House of Commons •r . 'which some estimate as equalling have to undertake their own de- - the other da 'l the United States r ^,erwe of 20 abol•e with 30 hours' while the rest feet —ctili comes to earth on a 40- S' n below day a fence it will add the equivalent of • "The total number of people em- minion barrels. of the Prairie West was left shiver.- y s a warm wwind It isn't r lag. It's little wander we boat: in, the* physics books. a gparter• of a billion dollars to ploye.d in the rat - catching depart- l In 3333 the Texas (bt7,pany and Ru:cetl 31 B.cxiett, of the Sao- their national eYpcndituse. meat of the tlinistry of Food is'298 +� _ .Last week we had a Chinook. — Ottawa Cittren�rna- the --cast ;- $340,000• 1q4 of ' : -. Standard Oil of CCaliiornia bon t Before it gat Under way. in all its `�FV� -Ran -c t on the Wateottnt ri-rer - these people are engaged in admini- —from King ibn.._aud a concession irinhs of Waterton Itiatinaal_�'�rly,_ _ _�y glory and vigor South AFherta' - - - - . - strative and clerical .work and 104 ai to exploit tt't.e country's oil re- an engineer by profession and a sources. Their jointly owned Ara. = foothill range country was largely rancher by choice, tells .us in his Enterprisb Revival arc catching rata" covered with snowy, and ranchers book; "Tire' Com feat • Rancher,." CoIlectr,e farmers in the Soviet — Hamilton Spectator. „ bian- American Oil Company has P recently picked up such momentum "ere worr %ing whether they would that the'Cinoolc gets its warmth 'by- Union henceforth are to get "pay -• that since 1943 production Las mul- have enau� h iced to carry . their t!,c mass of air being forced-in from ment by results," instead of "a Democratic Procedure % cattle through till Spring. The the southwest and being compress-.. stairdard payment equal -for all." An opposition u tiplied ten times, to :3,000,000' bar- Chinook wiped the snow out wit;tin ed between cold air masses around Sounds rather like a revival -of ippis party ttarrest ill eels a year. At Dhahran on the the Fhillippines is under arrest for o Persian Gulf Coast, every drilling four days; and the cattle left the it and, pushed by•the weight o£ the private entergsisc! tossing• a hand grenade at Presi- -41 in the past' ;ear has brought in a valleys and took to the hills; where weather mass which started it over 01tawa 'Jotirnal dent Manuel Roxas, because he 11 t(te range txra�s, cured last fall, was the mountain? becoming warm by _ didn't like his policies. Over here " gusher. The chief brake on even n•aiting for them just aa, before tike friction, so that it comes down from the o w larger output has been. Iimited ship- - ppositionists throw a motion white man, :it 'waited . for the the mountain pea's in a heated Wortt�t to Cotiae' . __ _, :of non - confidence, followed by a' - Pmg to r take the oil out of Arabia re,ult is that. the ranchers d British airborne troops art being topple of. amendments,," to word markets, buffalo state. His explanation looks as• logical —Windsor Star. Last week plans reeve set for The tailed to put down rioting itr the -- . -- - construction in Saudi .lrabia of the have been given ' a breather, 'and 3s that of the Encyclopaedia Bri- Punjab. What would the peolile .-World's largest pipeline. they will be ,,opeful.now of grazing tan a of at least, a any rate we of India have done had the British � for the reef of the' Winter co that have often seen the Chinook reach troops withdrawn . months ago? 300,000 Barrels Daily, their disappearing hay supplies will Cardston or Pincher Creek, there What will they do when the British to run u pagainst an immovable The new line will b'e 30 inches in he cared for tire during roops eventually shake the 'dust of g passil,Ie mass of frigid air, and ,hang along ' diameter, about 2,700 ihiles Ion F, Spring blizzard ;, India from their feet a couple of 4 that front for hours on end, 40 de- years hence? with at least 300,000' barrels daily * &ces above on the western side, 40 — Brantford Expositor. _ capacity; Big Inch, from Texas to "' below on the eastern -side, and 'Men of tilt meteorological neither .side apparently :.ble to win ' el - the L n;ted States East Coast, is gical ser- 1,254 miles but only 24 inches in - ;'ices and scientific '.experts do, not out in the battle. And airmen have diameter, with 230,000 barrels ca- always agree about the Chinook. told us, too, of going up from Leth- .pacity.) It will run from Dhahran Where does it come from and how bridge airport during a sub -zero � � HEARTBURN ' northwestward through Trans- dots it get to prairie level after day on the ground and finding the Jordan to a Syrian port* on the apparently coming across t h e Chinook 40 above at 2,000 feet— ' - -- 'Meditcrranean.. On ' westyard ship - mountains at 10,000 to 15,000 feet? which may or may not be what the Tw qIiek, liSy N �ments it will save 3,500 miles. We learttr'd in our high school physics teachers taught its. Soothe pliysics classes that air when heat- -fit any rate, w;e're in the Chinook them With Pp' «pals LYhen the pipeline is completed ed rises and 'cold air flows in to belt which brings us Spring on oc -. -about; 1950, Saudi Arabia will have take its t casion in the middle of Winter. �' N � R D' S TI`� /t way yearly production of at least 110, - place. But the Chinook uu appears to operate in reverse. Here Perhaps we shouldn't worry so • soae n.0 Pn� ��ps• _ 000,000 barrels of oil. It will then ` is warm air coming*,. down from much about the Xhysics of it —let L I N I M E N T °'�"°� "1U` OP, '�' °�� rank firth in world oil production, oboes to displace live heavier frigid the weather man do the worrying. ��` Rub on freely, and none 0 %A 'behind the United States 1.711, air. What has h g 77;dc relief. Grea•etc••. ��,.t ®':�a, • '000,000). 1'enezuela' 1 323,000,000), happened to our c u,,,ea ccoroncu - drying- No • Russia (149,000,000) and Iran (129,- • physics in that case? :- Specilal Uniforms sizc 65c odor . t :•000,000). For every ioarrel taken Chinook, the Encyclopaedia Bri -- -- 'out of.Saudr'rlrabia, Ibn Saudi will, tannica tells us, "is a name given Canadian Boy Scouts may soon to a wind which blows from west be. wearing a near• style winter um- by terms of --the concession,. be paid, form, instead of the traditional �� M��r TIi131F Y�.11'RF ',43 cents. • or north over the Rocky %fount --- shorts and shirt but tradiohal garb • r✓iins where it descends as a dry is net being discarded completely, i wind, warm in Winter and cool in said 'Maj. -Gem, D. C. Pry, chief Summer, It is''-due to a cyclone • '. - =� ''Smokeless Logs -. ..' = comm;ai,antr for the�C,}nadian Boy ' from 1 passing northtaard, and continues Scout Association, 14 traditional 1E fl'Olil P0�1%t@2 eC� COSH for a few hours to several days. shorts and shirt. worn• ley scouts of On 'CERTAIN DAYS' _ Vegetable Compound to relieve - It moderateit rile -;Climate of the ppoo eastern Rockies vita show rneltin s t nations, would gttlg give way in of The Month I tsuchsymptoma. This A- process for making +a new g the ,rirtter months tW' something is very effective for this'purpose_ type of smokeless fuel from West quickly on account of its warmth store suitable for the climate, he Do female functional monthly For over 70 years thousands of •.r and vanishing on account of its disturbances make you feel ner- gtrIs'and women have - reported `ern soft coal is nor. being tested said. _ _ _ vous, fidgety, cranky, so tired and benefit. Just see if you, too, don't _a in Salt Lake City. The Xew York dryness, so that it is said to 'lick up' "dragged out " —at such times? report excellent results! Worth Times reports. 'If it fulfils cicpee- the snow from the slopes." try Lydia E. Pinkham's trying. Discussion on Cheese Then do L rations, the smoke nuisance can' be In the same authority we learn : 1_ realise reasonably asks: "Why' i 1 ,elimiriate'd. X. L. Storrs is the •In- that- Chinook is the name of a is it that Swiss cheese has all the "eah�� • 1 VEGETABLE +enfo'r *of the process. - He passes tribe of Indians.%who held the -area holes, when .limburger needs the' • COMPOYN•D finely divided" 'foal .'continuously along the m6bth'' of 'the Columbia vint7lation so._hadly'r'r =• - - ; :through a vibrating heated horizon= - •Aal,'relort, -•. At a tbmperatuie. of about 50o degrees centigrade tlae , p013- -Voice From the Cellar BY J. MILLAR WATT' prelssedaifd� eitrudeed rTHERE ARE it r t ct>tt in • the- R11MpRS r s.. - a'..., . �•,r lorm.;of long, hard ,•mss„ OtZ NEW DE -1' _ OF COAL 6WING @tNG �' � - • about .tw.o;incttes:u,.dianicter, -Only three ny.inu:tm arx regtlirod -to con- vet: the wrier d coal into .siuoke- ••b 1 Po Circa. ^. �., .•�,al! t , , y cD 7. i le§a logs ready _ to_ use in Ito es, h - ' ' a furnaceswor. open •fireplacci.' 'Tl?e .• / `'`� -' ,NOT -• zhcmicaT bv- product's are recov't<red ! '" h'durirg the irealtng procCSS.By' a i� clv simple mod;fi,'ation V can ug outai- S ®ccas a code �� i e that ,cou}if ,lie egPectajl}% tiacfrtl it ' i .•pi'act calfy' 'a?f. Aicta]tut'gicaT'}n- � 7"�"' ~ T•''° �� "'' l- �: ., III . fhtstries. -- -_ -- - - - - - - - - - - - -I - - - - . � .1 - -- - -- 1.1_____. • - -- - - - - - - - - - �. .. _ _ _� y s . -.. , tz,.I ;z- -� ' ' -CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Tiny Cameras I ' " ,: 4i. . - Built for Use �OEliT1 WAlYTED BABY CH1CIS1! XYIi 6Af i 2[LDICAL" -- ;. ■^�}' C�� }! - BARGAINS on two, these and four weak 16TH. ANNUAL Horse Sale will be Mid y FAMOUS REMEDIES - -yi Secret AgeriiA - • ]G.IOHTNINQ ROD DEALERS_ oil cockerels, while'they last. Barred In Regina, Sask., April f. 1 and 11, unexcelled tar so years again obtalaable _ -'sk . -:.We now have a complete stock of all Rocks. New Hampshire■, New Hampshire, 1NT. 1200 bead of well fitted Saddle, by mail. , and draft horses. J. G. Hamilton, Sato .Lightning Rod Materials on hand and can X Barred Rocks. two week old 110./8. NOX KIDNEY FLL'SSERB selected for : sm"Ir immediate delivery. Why not write assorted heavies 310.75. 3 week old add Manager, 700 Collette Ave., Retina, 9ask backacbe, rheumatism,. headache, drowa4 One of Eastman Kodak . Cora- - .' sad enggla about a dealership for your $2.00, 4 week old add $4.00. Large hiss a■ e. postpaid 11.00. pally 6 closely guarded War secrets i1 - - "- =ttory ;.Our equipment to the best an quality add $1,00, Specially Selected add CANOE CANVAS GASTRONOX scientific stomach powder. is out and camera engineers die- market and our prices most reasop• $2,00 per hundred to above prices. Also All weights and widths also copper nails, adds Indigestion, was sourness. destroys able The B. Phillips Co. Ltd.. 100 Stain gullets and non -sexed chicks at bargain tacks and canvas filler. Write for prices. bacteria. postpaid 31,00: closed how they secretly designed ...-;A 6t„ Toronto. prices. This advertisement must accom- John'Leckle Limited, Y7 Wellington Street SAVE 25c send this advertisement with and built 1,000 tiny Cameras no - _ _ Dany your order to receive these special W„ Toronto. your order. Deduct 25e from the prices bigger than matchboxes for use b ! BABY CHICKS prices. Top Notch Cblckerdes Guelph, listed above. gg 1/ Ontario. CONCRETE BLOCK Machines. 200 to 140 > SUSSEX X HAMPS FOR Blocks hour, others hand or power {I to NOX LABORATORIES the Office d Strategic Services and SUCCESS SLAKE YOUR laying hock a Daring flock 100 hour. Brick machines. Batch Mixers Dept. W.P., E65 Yonne 8t . Toronto underground £OCCCS, relates the . . 0 . in 1947. Order Top Notch chicks now • any size. Motors and Gas Engines. Madl- , READ THIS -Every sufferer of Rheum- Christian Science Monitor. MAY delivery, book your order today at for delivery when you say. An early son Equipment Co.. Madison, Tenn. atic Pains or Neuritis should try. Dix- . -the following prim. Unsexed Chicks' order means that you set the lowest aria, on's Remedy. Munro's Drug Store. 281 It could be concealed in the pelm Pullets $22.00; Cox 9c; Leghorn X Hamps, whether prices rise or fall. Top Notch El¢fn. Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. ., . ' ..aasexed 18e: Pullets 2k; Cox 3c. Pull- chicks have a long record of profitable CANVAS COVERING Of the hand, yet was capable of . . . Heavy White Duck waterproofed with TREAT YOURSELF at home with'electro .. ...Orum- Tested Gov't. Approved Stock 31.00 Production for folks who come back to- as light rubber coating one side 60 inches magnetism for Arthritis. Rheumattrm, turning out film that COUId be en- - DOwII. balance on dellvary, with rewsat rders year after year, that wide 31 25 yard. Suitable for Canoe Duck, tnsomuls Varicose Veins and other Circu• larged many diameters and still !r how and some in business.. All the base Ground Sheets, Roof or Deck Covering. latory ailments. Free explanatory Painvh Bfy.TNIE'S CHICK HATCHERY breed. ana some tine crone -hreds to enooea retain clarity. With the •camera - Box 166. Elmira, Out Full rolls 300 yards special price. Supplied lets from CoopeRemedies, 7 onxo Street from. lloru check !s approved. raised - � . �4 � from Pullorum tested stock of high pro- tat Tarpaulins. sturdy, long wearing, cam• Toronto. �� Went a "�=estpocket darkroom kit „, . ' • GOVERNMEAT APPROVED -C h 1 c k s ductioa and livability, Sexed or straight plete with tie ropes 12c square foot. POST'S ECZEMA SALVE containing several rolls of 16 mnL ' Write for sample John Leckie Limited. r . Hatching IsgD Leghorn. Rock Hamp run.' you get'no weaklings.' We' select TT Wellington St. W.I. Toronto. ,Bantali the torment of dry eczema rashes film,' developing and fixing chem- Lock Hybrids Day Old Start". 6hertn- only healthy. lively chicks for shipment and weeping skin troubles. Pantie Eczema 'We Farms. Woodbridge, Out. and guarantee 100% live delivery. Sprite - iCa19 in concentrated Q111S, a small Halve will not disappoint you. Co day for free Top Notch catalogue and CHOICE Hereford Bull (Servicecage) -by 1 Itching, scaling. burning eczema, ache, .Chamois for wiping the developed •BETTER CHICKS for bigger profits. "Ringwood Mixer Tone," { good Fs• � P g prepare for a really profitable season ringworm. pimples and athlete's foot, will Now is the time to order bag egg and Also two and three week old started mater. E Yorkshire Sows (Registered) rms, dun i film dfy, miring spoon, film 'clips, t - meat producers from Tweddle Cbick Hat- April. Dundas Hereford Farms, A A. respond readily to the stainless. orderless . Oheries. Order now so that you will get chicks for immediate a delivery, T. Notch Dundas. Ont. ointment. regardless of bow stubborn at and a -pencil-size agitating Stick . away to a good start with the kin of Chlckenes Guelph, Ontario. hopeless they may seem. for mixin solutions. Using this " c -' CHEESE FACTORY and equipment 9 Lt. PRICE $1.00 PER JAR g g 7 you you choose, delivered an the date is horse power buffer, 8 Inch tubes, also t lrou choose. An early start means that 2> 4 8 WEEK OLD PULLETS sent Poet Free on Receipt of Pita equipment, the film CCUId be de- You will be ready in time for the highest Also mixed chicks and cockerels All rain- pats and Press, Apply J. G. McEwen. .prices. Tweddle chicks are real money. ad In brand new air conditioned brooder R.R. No. 2. Portland. Ont. PASTS REMEDIES verve o in a tiny receptacle holding f41f6'9aeen St. er corner of tasan' ., three or four thimbles of solution makers Our Y$ Years of success In the pleat under Ideal conditions, Send for Toronto ,+y DUTCH SET ON-IONS. Approximately • # 1" business Is your assurance of top quality. Weekly Special 'List of started chicks. 120Q tbs. Ebenezer sets. Will sell to ' ' y Lit Twaddle. chicks are approved from Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter, Ontario, lots not less than 10" lbs., 15c lb. Ex- .111U`JICAL INSTRrMENTS The idea for the Camera orig- r^ • salltrrum tested stock. A variety of fine cellent quality, R. Horsley, i9 Hillsdale ' "a breeds and cross brads to choose from. RELIABLE CHICKS • {vest. Toronto. FRED ee 130DDL \ETON buy., tieils. ez- fnated late in 1943 When the Office . You set 100% live delivery of vigorous Bred- Fo-Lay Barred Rocks $12.50• Pita changes musical Instruments. 111 of Strategic b Wtby chicks. Write now for free cats- o DUCKLINGS. we still have lim!ted Church, Toronto 2. g C Services sent .rears- " t -4.00. S.C.w, Leghorn. $12.00. Pits quantities of whim Pekin ducklings and ` Logue. Ales two sad three week old 124.60. White Giants 318.50 as hatched. L 5entatite t0 Rochester to obtain started chicks non-sexed. n'threts and cock- hatching eggs available weekly. Writs OFFER TO INVENTORS - lrela for tmmetuate delivery. Twcddle z BR 312.00. few Ramps 114.00. Pits. Lot Prices. Burwoad Farm. Debt. W., aid from Kodak in producing a Cheek Hatcheries Limited, Fergus Oat 324.00. Immediate dellvezy day or week AN OFFER to every inventor -List oL . old. Buy from a, hatchery that has served 81aPle, Ont. inventions and full information sent I Small photographic instrument t0 . the Poultry raiser for over 25 years. Sates• GLADIOLI. 123 Varieties Large at 6c free. The "Ramsay Co.. Registered PatratfaCllita.te the 'operations of OS5 - .. BEST CHICKS IN 45 YEARS tied customers keep you In business MR- and up, 100 Medium Good Assortment Attorneys. 273 Bank Street. Ottawa, agents -in enemy - Occupied territory. .. - Yea, that is what all Rainbow Chick term Chick Hatchery. Fergus, Ont. Prepaid $3.75. "Catalogue Free ", Moore Canada. . buyers are saying when they buy Rainbow and Parker. 175 Shaw St„ Toronto. and for distribution to _native under- - Chicks. All breeders are 100 per cent free 30c HURONDALE CHICKS 14e OPPORTU'NITlEB tun trvx�*l round leaders, • . NO. 1 GALORE BARLEY, f1.30 per g _ . 'from Pullorum, Order your chicks now Sure Sussex. Sussex x Ramps. Rock z bushel. Bags free. W. J. F, Bell. BE A HAIRDRESSER The Government a en ' p ,:1... :: ,....:a._ 8�.: ca a:.t. -- - - -- e*N'- -Gzr :� , •' . r.. rs�c- .SCROn1 , agency explain- . 1. . ad. Tom Barron Leshorns. $12.00 per 100. - mixed chicks 1" -c. Pullets 24c. Leghorn. Crest opportunity Learn ed that the camera would be--dis- -Pullets $24.00 Barred Rock Mixed 312.00 Rocx r Leghorn *. Sussex a Leghorns. and HANDLES. new steel ammvafUOo- has Halydressma - - handles Ideal for rrult boxes bushels, guised as .a. matchbox and Would Dec 100. Pullets 221.00. Whits Rock Mixed Leahoro z Hampe. mizet! chicks 1Ec. trap doors etc, 10c Pair. Newson a' Pleasant dignified profession,. good waxen. ,, ` 115.00 Per 100. Pullets 125.00. Brown Lee- pullets 21c, All breeders double bloodiest- thousand* successful. Marvel Graduates_ serve not only to gather intelli- horn Mlud $14.00 per 100. Pullets 225 00. ed and banded. Backed by Pedigreed four- Campbell Co. Hamilton, Out. • America's greatest system- Illustrated . fence, but also to - provide pictures Loahorn -Rock Mixed $12.00 per 100. Pul• elation stock. Many customers report- Sensational New Rat Poison catalogue free, Wr:lie or Call for USt. !II various . "resistSaCG~ lots 323.00. Red -Rock Hybrid $12.00 per 'Best Chicks t Ever Had." MARVEL HAIRDRESSING 1o0. Pullets 821,00. Special prices on cock- ' NEW rat poison Canna rein¢ :5ei Antu. SCHOOLS nett, arse erels. Guarantee 100 Per cent live delivery STARTED CHICKS AND four ounce can 11.35. makes X12 tbs. 158 Bloor St. W., Toronto newspapers. . - to your station. Ih.09 dower, balance PULLETS' Dart. citDablp of killing 23;000 rats. Branches 44 King ,St.. Hamilton I r s e . 11 s __ C.O D. Rainbow Hatcbery. Chatham. Oo- +. weeks old •ado 4 3 weeks ofd add 10e. -ounce can ASS, Write for free- bullwCc t 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa. ' i ' - tario on a,hemicals for `farm use. Sarnia Easly in 1943 the first shipment - .. 4 weeks o1J add 15e..6 weeks ofd add EOc. ' ;BE.tvT COCKERELS 25.00 per 100. 9 weeks old fine each for this week and Ch+r`nical C'nt•enany. 404 -Front Street.' PERSONAL - of the matchbox cameras was made - • Hollywood -leghorn putiets iE4.00 pet nazi only. - .. _ - Parma. Oalar.o. BIBLE Behr CCO R- ril• -.l: Key book and the factory soon Completed th4 . _ . , doe, Sussex and Red Sussex Pullets 120.00, 4 HEAVY COCKERELS Se MAKE sour bicycle a motor -bike Wb:saea with copy Our Witness 10c. Pickering initial order of . 500. Later OSS ' Barred Rack. R.H Red sad 'legroc and Ilea• Type New Wimns. 4c. other heavy 2oa borne power- b:cycie Motor camp;etr Puss. Galt. Ontario. redroc hybrid pullets. $20,06, Big Husky with gas tank All fittings and controls asked Ior Bnother 500, which were guaranteed to live cblcks from b!tlod- - breeds 6c. Assorted Heavy Cockerels 4e. STOP s3tOKrNG without taking anything '! weeks old 'add 4c. These bargain cock- it:i.50 with Instructions or 1130 00 coal- finisl'Itd in 1944 -1945, tested Vullorum tree hens. Chicks mired pletely installed. tsar J, , Wataen. 257 internally or using any wall power! Send , rel prices for this week and nevi only. 4c addressed mrvlore for lnformitloa•- by E50 -300 egg maims with b7gb vas Wellington Street. London Ontario. or• The camera took film in'eoils or records for past lei generations. Their OVERMATCH CHICKS tltc flclal Motorcycle Headquarters for West. F,erre 442 Birk. Hu:;d'ns. Edmonton I. - -� • . - . Inherited eg laying; ability adaad to their Our choice of breed or breeds in heavy ern Ontario. ' • Alberta.' ' SQOOls ill lengths Of about two feet. ' ,'extra health . and visor make them the- or light breeds. Bees r Your chance to - I - ' It produced about 30 exposures, had . biggest chick bargain for 194T, Sprite get Good chicks cheap. 2047. live delivery OUTBOARD 130TURkl-194' Neptu -,es, ' LOOKI I 310 reward for any watch we ;for prtc*IW or order direct from this ad. guaranteed. 11.00 per 100 deposit, Or- tmm♦dlate Delivery. Reasonable Pr.caa. cannot repair; best workmanship; writ- an f /5� lens With One stop to shalt 'We can ship twice each week during ` der from and onclosa Ibis ad. or send 'Complete stock Neptune Parts all models, ten huaranteo. Atlas Watch Repair Co., the aperture to f %1T, and Operated - April. Many aird Jvna, Six Rock Farm. far Price List Citizens Kuppiv Ca.. P.O. � 1.41 -A, Box 9L Station "G ", Unntreal. at a shutter speed Of about 1 50!11 seen. RocnA. ant. HURONDALE CHICK Muncie, Indiana. PATENTS of a second. / ' 'CATCH UR on the season with some o! PREMIER strawberry plants. K,elloggs . . - our well started two and three week _ HATCHERY strain and Nenatar Dunlops. A:1 sorted .FETBERSTONAUCH at (-'ampwis Patens With a one -inch focal length, the 4 W4 non- sexed, pullet and cockerel chicks London. Ont. plants Writs for prices. James Van . 9ol4citors. Estabiiehed 1990. It King, Stns had an In It view Of 1 rOii+ Immediate drllvem. Send. for pricei'lst, Meer. Collin¢wood. Ontario. West, Toronto, Booklet of Information a g - pp . .. . - ' ' Twaddle Chick Hatchsrler Limited, For- PORTABLE. Are Welder. gas driven, 400 request. . mately 43 degrees, which permitted gum, Ontario, BABY CHICKS AND amp■, A -I condition for rent ,or take - . M 7 _ STARTED CHICKS erection, welTna. A,I "rtlsei. Box d25. PHOTUGRAPHY picture- shooting 'from -she hip. HEAVY BREKD COCKERELS Fort Eris, Phorie 2628. _- The subject Was' in focus from 1 Our Prices for Baby Chicks and *from 2 ENLARGEMENTS 45e d ode. f Low Pricer weekly. old and start-. Crocks est3 surprise . C All Chicks from � afiOUt 9, f- t0 infinity, - i ed. Thousands weekly. Assorted 'heavy blood tester! stock. Carleton Hatchery, PAINTING! 'a a s IN FOLDER lIOCNT9 17j ,breed cots $o. Overhatch Assorted chicks- Britannia Heights ont - 8.l11F, TIIIE. HARD WORK. AT LOW Enlargements framed , z 9" Gold. Silver. . . 10c. Also 2-1 week old 'cockerels. Send COST -11, - A WRIISTI�I PAINT µ-a:nut or Black finish CJc, It plcture Still th for SPe'clal Piles, List. Lakeview Poultry DYE3NG- AND CLEANING SPRAVLR rnlnred SIC. s he Beat , . ' 4 ,ratm. Exeter. Ontario. Order a nrtit now to brighten up your REPRINTS 4e E,1CB - I home Ins'de and outside, only 327.50 less Son,] us Your'Old Tega[ty -s � HAVE YOU anythutx needs dyeing or 0 ` . ;BABY CHICKS.' Government banded and motor, .and includes Compressor, spray 'Asiy hize Roll' - 6 or 4• -Exposures . Britian no longer Can hope to ', . blood. tested. Barron stratas, S. C. cieaninsT write to us for tafbrmation. We, Developed and Printed 30c Yre Glad to answer your question■. De. nun' + fc, order brit and Vthislry. Send have th'e largest navy in the world. Botts Leghorn and B P. Reeks Aetna your money order eu illy for them sprayer. We make prints and negatives. from ... . . Poultry Farm. Boa ITS, Acton, Out. Dartmont H. Parker's Toronto. Works Limited, Prints M I,st nwganses but Can hate Litt best-e ui d and 791 . Yonge Street. Toronto. CMtarto Larger unit* for heat ^er st•ork pr'.cr�1 'ram 1` Q i/pt 344 P) to $700 00. Woodwoiking' Machin- DEM. M. is certain to have the best- manned, _. 'CHTCTS lmmedIITe- dettvery:- lake rise -- - - - - -- er% r -very type. Factory, Distributors STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE . your order for April. Various breeds ELECTRICAL A%st.r.wr. +.- Johq Dugale, financial secretary ni S.ngsn.- �ivta -t 4FOrk�ntg Lat3ts, Motors 80% 1 :9• POST OFFICE �4. TORONTO - - lavailable now including Black Australorpa. FROM stark new, a;c, ---d c. t'.tl E wet& 23 and 68 ('ycts. tv eb�p anywhere - to the.tlomirahy, told She House o#_ ---- - - -.-- sd Alec some started. Let us know D C motoring rods. accessories; .A.C. or Tour tnqutnes are promptly answered. FILMS DEVELOPED -- -- - ' L. S. x N.H. Cockerels. pullets non -era- era. f< "e1Ji all sizes, 2; or so cycles. MILGROM ELECTRIC Commons. Four needs. Bray Hatchery. 130 John N., Electric hoists t, to 4 Ton Spot welders - and i'rintcd,�_3c Roll Dugale presented an estimate for ., ' t HamutoP, Clint. _ 5 to 250 x t- .t. Can wn ;ills seneratpr LIMITED - "- - Reprints. ac Each _ an eX enditure of £ 19li,700,000 : plants, also WIND CliAnCEMA. 4 -12,32 -.711 KIM( STRF.F:T WE14T SPECIAL p - 1tOCX PULLETS 8:000 per 100, Order' Volt, Aircuelcd gas ruse nos, Worm re- • H 1HIr.To's. OTT.taie. ($786,S00,000.) for 1947 -48. . ' ' . May chicks now, barred rock. N,H. Red. ducting gears, G.ts dr;vvn pumps, also COMET roldlnir camera, full 127 size . ,1 : - --' pusses and hybrld pallets 820 00 per 100, complete electric- Pumping Systems- shallow RHUBARB ROOTS FOR SALE "guar.,nteed, 88 95; with leather shoulder He disclosed that the British' and , . 1 carrying case, 'fit 4�, sh,pQpi postpaid. • . Hollywood leghora pallets IE 4.00, heavy Well or I7weD Well 1tr0 to 600 Gal. per Canada Re,l. Developed W the foie G, F, Dominion navies had - accounted fax - ' ... cockerels $5.00 per 100. Big Husky livable min, also Transformers. Alltan.v Elmo- Chipman, One of the beat varirtles. COMET PHOTO SERVICE 4,x,00 miAes during 1946, but had _ - i chicks hatched from big eggs, sired by tree Works Ltd... 10'9 B +aver Hall Hill, Stems dark red clear to the heart. make. Box 6. Postal Station D, Toronto. • ' I 050 -300 egg males. Order from this add Montreal, or write nearest ofrlre.Hatifax -the, sweetest, finest flatroced.' beautiful suffered no 'casualties. .� ,or writb for circular Big Rock Farm, Rouyn - Toronto - wrrnipeg - Van- . red manes for dessert, pies or ahortcirk�s. {{'ANTED - - � - - - � - -- - �; ,Stills Roches. Out eouver. Price eneh 70c. per i00 or o,,Pr '83c enclr. - - - - . 1 "R LVMEDIATE delivery. Buy buPer- - - Per 1,000 or over hoc each plus shipping WANTED -Alk kinds or dressed poultry. ��**�� ..I for quality s:ittra Profit chicks. Our FARMS FOR SALE charges Please .Avis+ earliest shinning Top Prices for top birds. Joseph Cooper SUPERFLUOUS 1li"Sll� ishicica are pure -bred and healthy. Coming date. J R. Garland, Elvin ]fins. Ontario, Limited, Poultry Dept., 2054 Danforth ) . -.gram• flocks inspected, approved or certi- Ave- Toronto S. (We do custom grading). . ,LARGE REVENUE SENATOR Dt•NT.AP strawberry plants Removed tied blood- tested breeders. The reDroduo- - - to ed Permanentlg - Mrs are R.O. P, or descen6ing from R.O.P. CLOSE, to FtrreisvIl.. fl, "e per hundred, $13.04 per thousand From face, arms, legs with Slatto�Ha� . . 1 kettI assuring at the same lime 1 �' . Cookeville and Port Credit- Order early.. Harems' Ben ten. • lfansPeid. - - Remover. After 2 or 3. applications ' 1 lIeaacc Ontar'.o � '_ iNlany Churches ' - -.' - hair will not 'grow back, Harmless.- t "Ttiealthy , and vigorous chicks well known' near Toronto. Orertooka Credit River, with ' -� ' - leaves akin soft and rmnoth, Price 1 . lovely river flats and pasture land. 14 STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Dunlap Glert• " ' for laying lane eggs from "4 to E. ounces � -..par dosen. Lards White Leghorn. Barred _ acres sandy Loam, 60 acres workable_and man,-_ - _Thousand $12.00 Premier. Sam. t _.'��mltda_ has mOTC Cl7- UtChtS per 33'00 Postpaid. . _ " _- tocks New Hampshire Red. Rhode Island some buxb, 500 -4,00 fruit trees. s acre plebuster $15.00 prepald.' t-rder earty.� 1ted. Whits Rocks. ramonas White Suer strawberrirs. 4 acres raspberries. (this Cash Earl Bower. Kemptville. Ont. , sgUl. mile than Other COUritry in Kapex Products Dept. 15 - •_ ' - I sex, White Wyandottes, Australorps and farm noted for eails' raspberles and pota- ' the *world. -There are 40 churches . Bea 24. Station B. Montreal, Qua 't •� Hybrids. Barred Rock X New Hampshire. loss). 'DuIdiin¢s consist of 6 room clap•. , SERVt( . HOLSTEIN Show Bull. , - _ '4 White Sussex X ?dew Hampshire R.d, buare cottage wish all conveniences: new , Sire by Emperor out of high record to her 20%' square • miles. St. - steel barn 60 x 36; driving house 60 x 20; Pathfinder dam, Also Wn- m.mthm calf. Peter's (in St. �itOrgt'SJ Was _ Intxed shacks." cockerels or pullets only. 5 hen house:`, and separate 4 room cottage Dams nualifled. Lloyd R: Ferrier. 3 19 free chicks , will be Given tree, with for help. Can be bought tally eaufaped . Perth. Ont, founded in 1619 and is claimed to tliadfi order of 100 day -ofd mixed chicks, Don,'t delay as Price may be increased, be the oldest Protestant church IA ' It you take immediate delivery. To take TWO BEAL:TIFCL male springer span'.eis, ' . ♦.vantage'of this 10 free chicks this • Immediate Possession. liver and white. Ship anywhtm. In- tilt 11'estern Hemisphere. • ' Old mart• accomtiany your order. Send RX%L ESTATE and BV91NESS BROKER _ formation on request. Lake Gale K- nnels.' Orden We'll ship rat Scat Montreal eal 2i . Q �w.^T W�� R n, 3, Merlin. Ont. - s RELIEF - �• Lefebvre. 2025 Amherst St., Slontreal .24. '/,,�'( -� - -- -•- - _ - 100 CHICKS FREE PORT CREDIT, oxr. rflo�E ages TARPAULINS ' Maas Murderer - �, Sturdy brown or khaki Duck waterproofed With' every order of 100 pullet chicks we AUCTION 'SALE at Fern Glen, Ont.. $ Covers with tie ropes, all weights Write . ' � give 100 free chicks (our choice). Barra - miles west or No. 11 'Highway and for nuntatiotls and sarni,les John 'Leckie. • Probably the greatest mtirderer Rork Pullets $21.95, White Rock Pullets Scotia on Raturdny, April 12th. 12 o'clock 77 wellincimn sit W ., Toronto. iri _I715tOry, _with the doubtful ex- • • $25.95, White Leshorn Pullets $*4.15• noon, Farm of Charles Scholeoert, 4 _ -- - - -I Brown Leghorn Pullets $25.95; Red -Rock Grade milking cows Just freshened, 2 TIRES - ception of Jenghis. Khan, the` 12th l RS•brds. 3 1.93. Leghorn-Rock Hybrids. ' registered Ayrshire heifers due to freshen, We are overstocked at the Present of rood CtTlturV 1lOgU1 conqueror,, is AOW 126.96. All chicks sold are from ,blood• , 4 registered , Ayrshire yearling bull, 3 used trade -in tires (cunranteed to. be In On trial for his lifer, Warsaw. He tested stock, backed by high pedigreed Yorkshire bred hrood sows, 1 registered, excellent shape) , • stock. IIA0 books your order. Balance 1 yoang boar registered, 20 Yorkshire pin . 600 x 16 $5.e0- : � - is , Rudolf Hoess, commandant Of S __ '` C.O.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent•Hatcb. 3 and 4 months old. Full line of 'farm All orders ahipDed C.O.D Special enuiy tens i17f$mOUS OSYPitClm COACentfa- at1, Chatham, Ontario. equipment. 1 Beatty Pressure System ment for vulcanizing Truck and Farm like new.. Electric wash line machine, eta Lion .Camp in ,Poland during the ,, ,� 3000 6 TO 10 WEEK OLD Terms cash Tractor Tires RF.ACON TIRE corner rARfrf ! Alt = PULLETS Queen and Tnrk Sts., HAMILTON. Ont. War, held reaptlu4b a for the death l.' n. 4lfatr 2tti�OR(lsfrolld -.,, for dal, very April 1st, also { and 6 FOR SALE ONTARTO'S MOST MODERN Of .4,000,000 persons, mostly • " )EQUIPPED TTRE SAOp _ P , y JtWS. • ! . Week olds for prompt delivery. All rain. Dealers Wanted ' g in brand new brooding plant under ATTENTION FARMERS - Weal conditions, all floor raised. Here's FOR SALE - Tractor Tires made of rub. WHYTE. aid black -foxhound. Walker and •• your opportunity to Get In on the early ber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels, Blnetick: 3's years.- 830. Owner: rot- + . high priced ears markets. Lakeview t'oul- 111.00 each, rear wheel; 27,60 each, front- lore 4trauta, 1fildmay, Ont. �� O , trs Farm. Exeter, Ontario, wheels When ordering state diameter and - ' - •• , width of wheel. National "Rubber Co. Ltd., HAIRDRESSING -- HATCHERY Approved Baby Chicks from 6 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto. Ont. `!N�S ` blood - test -I Government Inspected LEARN Hairdressing the Robertson me ; thod. information on request regarding �'/ `/ 1 ." Bre?dars. Satfsfaclion auaranteeA. Pura BUTTON HOLES tee DARNING classes. Rntiertson's Hairdrespins Acada r. iI /7 = MaleBarred Rock. White Lethortis & Now made easy with 10 -ln -1 sewing ma- my. 137 Avenue Road. Toronto � .y Itirts] eTaiand Reds, HI Bred Red z Rock; chine attachment. Fits any make. Sews Red x!ght Sussex ! Leshorn x Barred backwards, forwards, any direction, Sewn HELP VYANTED ARoxk,. zed 12c. heaxy pullets 12c, Leg• on buttons, forward , any direction• work - horn p ]lets 24c, Cockerels 4c. All high, clothes. stockings, etc. Illustrated in- WOMAN to cook At Tourist Lodge from_ production stratus. Available now, day aid elructlone, button hole range, hoop. ruler, early May to October 15th. State age. - - •- anl starter. Enclose ad and ]a tier chick scixv)rs sharpener, needle threader 21.00 experience and wages expected. Write A. "" •. deuuxit,' balance C.O.D. Blehheim Hatch+ W. Nlroll. Baptiste, Ontario. -'_ portpald or C O.D. Plus charges. Two do ,,;; : cry d Poultry Breeding Farm, Blenheim, one ruirmaker and hemstitcher, tits any FARMER, experienced, married, separate �s •.e�j'' make 76C. With complete order at 11.76' house, fuel, 'milk, garden; beef cattle ".0, q.,1, ,.,� .•'• .t ' p'Ai` Fei1h -rini; Bart Wl Rock approved we include tree, Invisible mending tape for led, good horatKSian required. (live par- ' chi: cs, Ail of our chicks are hatched ■oils, dreasea,' leather goods, hot water ticulan first letter. Box I. Hickson, Oat. '•!t'''' -� . 'frxs nut• own selectpel' breeding stock' bottles, etc. Repair tarts for all makes ''i wh'•:h is Gnvnnm -nt Dvaorum teaiM and sewing machines. Humen Sewing Va. MRDICAL : 11 18setded. Sexed chicks ere guaranteed s0 +gchine Co, 1 ^40x, /'Ih St.. Edmonton. C��rE tOB�� pereni- aroura' +. Quality end saliarnction , Alts., Dept. G, DIXON'S RE \tF.nY - For Neufltls and ' Qi�taranleaJ Strltn for derive Ilat null par- Rh +umxtte Pains. Thousands rxtlsfied. �'`i : s rg L. ReIsters and !Runs. Lrnnte- ' ' Munro'x h•n« Sins• +. 3'3 E'c',, nt1awa, - - ,� �- ..- - ...•.. - t .,, - - � - •.,'w4 ihli$s., Oat. .ISSUE. 14 -1647 Posh,•,$ I'i n+. . f •., �'. :T'� .a. ; - •.- .� ties • - . • -. • f, ":I y,• � .- � 't' a ^' i f � .•T-. ,', : 't. . . . . . , . .. I - I . I - . I. , . . I .. / . . ", /p -•e -- — ,.F. Y !Classified Advt's S. C. Q ENDEViNG "ludo #ice llarsified Advi. Rake FUNERAL DIRECTOR Combination Storm Doors a" -t 20 words or less, 25e. —if charged, ;Private Ambulance Storm Sash — Slade to Order. A5c. Over 20 wurds, lc. per word Phone — Markham 94W Asphalt Shingles - RoU Roofings _ THERE'S STILL TIME - - -•- Markham,' � .its ! Wall Sidinge -to get hillside Chicks maturing for Wail Boards eta .the goad fall and winter- markets. © N. M. C�tordon The need for eggs and poultry meat --- ..._..- ,__ - -• __ - -_ will be +great. We have chicks imm- - . •ediate delivery, some started, and Claremont Locker, . Maple Leaf Fire . heavy cockerels. Soon out on range System vowing to catch the good markets. Insurance Co. - Canada approred• Breeders pullorum Standard Size, Locker $9,00 A Year ` nested; 140 p. c. live 'delivery guar- Write or Phone mod, went— Ctitting Room and Chi)ling Room Chen Rates for Farm end Count r7 �- p >7 . PICEERIIvG Garr* Mks, Pickering Available Free To Customers Buildings FOR SALE —Gene Electric mantle 'SOME LOCKERS AVAILABLE Windstorm Insurance: on Buildings. J E WE L L E tZ Y radio :n gad condition. Phone Pick. ., Windmills, Silos etc. 35 R 31. TAYLOR - LOYS► T Automobile Insurance of All Kinds FOR �ALH -50 bags IrisR Cobbler PHO - _Cr,AREMONT 19W or 19J WATCH and CLOCK potatoes, gown from certified seed 3owmAn & Rowe REPAIRING last year, $1.25 per bag; also quan- tit of mixed hay. Joe Thompson, - - - -- - -- - - -... _ -` • _ • - Itiv I I 2nd f con. Pickering. -Read Tbp Pickering N_ ews FOR SALF3 -,3 -horse Beatty .combia- fie: y Week OLD HORSES WANTED ation electric grain grinder, nearly & new. Apply P. O. Box 187, Picker- Campbell Mirdk Ranch Pays, SILVERMNA g 815.00 AT YOUR FARM Novelties FOR SALE —pow with third litter Notiose to I All work fully guaranteed •April 21, and number 'of other pigs. CARPENTERING PHO' -ATE AGINCOURT 18J12 ' S. Witzke, Station Rd. Pickering. CEMENTING COLLECT f �naff .fe.n FOR fiALFr -Peels duck -eggs• Mrs. PLli3CBING For F'i�kup - ROOFING 'Wm. Koller, Cherry'vrood, �-- ..._.._._ ... _. • _ FOR SALB -4 close -springer cows, W • also sell Brantford Fio+o2iux j•6u- n •; also outhrow horse disc. M. Materials, Empire Bathroom p . '�Aa,n.nfi PSwlrari•ns i�tinno 41 $ 2_ .--- Equipment, Dvro Water • +; } *A�f. �'l allli4! OR SAID - -yield and chair, 85atems, batty btawe L Neil rc iJ' Fyaipmenr, and Electric Brooder Stoves upholstered in gold- colored covering, 1Bnilding Materialsi($!"C7�lO/CS with down cushions; mattress for a Chick Feeders sMsrle fled; Livirrg•room chair, up- Ea dmates FSrer B—H Paints - Enamels bolstered in green covering. Box w'nrk Gaara.Vee+0 Varnishes, Removers, Brushes 560 News Off Ice. _ _ O_ - Good lines of sheifware and AN OPPt?RTL -biITY p.. -i , T� .. ; r 6 F..atablished Rural Watkins District r . d . �' u,i l) general hardware available. If you are aggressive, and T we do building of all kinds �• �j 4 be -weer the ages' of 25 and 55 — phone Pickering 65J . AL V iIN B V S H B i -have or can secure travel outfit, this _ is your opportunity to get establish- - HARDWARE In simple, but rich do- ed tr a .profitable business of! your V l ;Phone Pickeri. 16 sigr� yve can furnish own. For fall particuflars write today -_ _!White +ale f q memorials that will f please from every to — the J R. Watkins Oompany. " Dept. O-P -16, 2177 Masson St. Mon- In the Whiterate Csited Church, standpoint. In dignity treat, Qua on Thursday evening, - April 10, an the leadersWp of Mr. Doherty. iisv- j of appearance our work IV E will stand out throe - Easter Cantata "Darkness and II eryhrody, welcome. Come and enjoy a 8t FOR Sal" -ehulrs. Wood Bros• Dawn" will be presented by the choir j musical treat. Silver collection at the � the Ages. � ➢�e1'1'Yw� E door "'V Tzibuis" .y STANLEY ' Theatre Stouff vilie Phone Stouffvillo 848 : Saturday Me- 1-inee at 2 P. M. ' Doors Open Ktlseb Night Ait GM FRIDAY — SATURDAY APRIL 4 and 5 Courage' of Lassie Elizabeth Tailor. Frank Norgaa UGINDAY TL ESD `vas; APRIL 7 and 8 } Angel on My Shoulder Paul Muni and Anne Baxter WEDNESDAY — TBUA9DAT APRIL 9 and 10 Ur. d ercurrent Katherine Hepburn Robert Tay tar ldversal News . 1 of 2lpi2rkham_L*'rkium Church, under o Greater .- Bought and Sold -- - ' N. W. STAFFORD Used Clothing — storllistl, ekOb- - Highway biemorW ad and pressed lib new, Cara a Auctio a e ... , W orit8 sleek of idgh cis. sdhs. • Pn- 462 Whitby, One. and plats. Also a fi'� _ _ stock of new leather emu Md x windbrwahoers, and gusts' farnlah, Farm Stock, );mpiesneats, Trac'ar Threshing Maculae. Dusiyaar cattle y - at very reasonable ores► CaY Lot 20, Con: 9, Pickering Township, 1 -4 mile west of s r+! and be oanvEneM► Sass e101twe is 1 i e i 21 Bond Street West. Plows► C" l a re m a n t - r �� =- 1 - i - Farr's Elevator .... ... —__ .. _.,.._,_... - - 7 ona 38 W iRes. 88J _ �h WANTED BACON '• � - WESTERN GRAN and MAPIoE _ DEAD SORSHB A� CA'llZ.i D _ - LEAF PREPA FiELf'D9 For Free Pseiup, PYeet D PICKERING ...... .. ....« liS CEMENT, ASPHALT SHINGLES PICKKf' tING.. .. .. 98 R n - Horses 7- Pigs about 90 lbs. each - Sliding hay rack, 16 ft- - - - -. - - ' PICKERING .. .. .. .. >p bay gr;ait14, 11 years ibwh Wagon box Emery ate ke Churn 'liOL1;ED SIDING BIi00K.L.IN .... .. .. .. .. .. 66 -Bay mare, aged ;V. Plymouth Rock pullets Draw rope Slings, Slina chain ROYAL TAERMAL OIL HEATERS CLAREMONT .. .. .. 9 R 14 = Bay ge ?ding; rising 3 years ` _ Hay font 2 Logging chains Set AGINCOCRT .. .. .. .• .. .. 20L i;ay light draught, rising a years Implements � post hole diggers Iron kettle Baird Coal —Seed Corn — Glower -We Pay The Phone. Cbargu - . Cattle W -30 Mk- Cornuck-Deerin,g tractor Hydro pole, 40 ft.. Electric fencer Tn assure of customers of filling "'White Durham cow, fresh, calf by McCormick- Deering separator, ?.2 x Roll light wire Coal brooder stove sc own bags —bags are arce. CrORDON YOUNG LTD 'I side, 5 .y_ears _ 38, all_steel, with clover concaves Colony house, 9_x 12 _Pressure orders- for �p or grain, bring your - -Red Du-nam cow', fresh, calf by side, and sieve and chat! blower sprayer. and stand Half and one - Toronto — ��° Ad' 8636 6 years M. H. No. 26 3- furrow tractor prow, inch piping Set Stewart clippers _' Claremomt, Out. R d L`•rrli,,m cony fresh tali b side near. new Cistern pump Turn drr"11 Cutter _ • Q years Y X. H. binder, 7 ft. tractor and horse Turnpike shovel - Double bugsjr McLellen's ;Red Durham cow, fresh, calf by side hitch; near new Number of implement tongues CEMENT k rake teeth SERVICE STATION 6 years M. H. hay loader, No. 7, steel, near 2 in. Flank for buc Hereford cow; fresh calf by side; 5 new Hay._mk lumber and planks IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS years -- A1, H. side delivery rake, o. 8, n' ear Steel barrels 2 Set plow harness O Tire Repairs - Grease and Oil Hereford now, fresh, calf by side, 5 new + Set single harness Skreral horse ` years 3i. H. mower, 5 -ft. cut, No. 33, near collars Large iron pulley $atees for Sale _ Charging ' Heref „rd cow,f t`r+eah, calf by side, 5 new . Crosscut• saw, Forks and other art- - B LE Olt FOUNDATIONS - Then K!br Sala ye,k,B 111. H. mower, 5 -ft. cut, good, No. 21 tiles STABLE Olt frxoNE: �,cKEr+rN. r rRa. Grain and Hay ! ANYTHING IN CEMENT WOAKt DICKERING - �lIerrford trews ��& bTed Jan. 28, Cockshutt manure spreader, :Jo; 4, - _ - • 5 years tractor and horse hitch, new. 11 Tons mixed grain 175 Bushels Hereford cow, full flow, bred Feb. reatty grain grinder, 12 in. good cleaned Vickland Seed Oats -- ■ OpaA 8,8p A. K To 10.80 P, ° 1.2, 5 yew McCormick- Deering stiff cultivator, 100 Lbs. Alfalfa seed 7 Bushels _DIX Tied Cow', frvEh, calf by side, 4 years it tooth Timothy seed 25 Tons mixed Greenwood ?led cow, fr+eesh, calf by side 4 M. M•cCortnick- Deering spring tooth hay Grain bags Number o! �� ''Fed 'cow, fresh, calf by side, 4 1yrs: -- - -- coh r,15 spring bushel boxes, wood 2 Screen Greenwood, Ont. .Chopping Mill Reran sow, bred lFol•. ?. 4 yrs- C�tteactor double disc, 8 ft, doors, nevi Grimm evaparator Red cow, bred Feb. 22. 4 yrs. McCormick- Deering scuffler, m new pates. P'SOQti1e PIS' R n -- MASTER FERW and - Hereford bull, 12 months Tiger ,shies 10 ft � y'ttrn Are t SUN BAT FF.= ''Heretbrd heifer, br'bd year. 2. -Harrows, 4 sec. with 6 =sec. bar : ' Findlay oval cook stove, green en- _ f('luality 1<JI -u$3 All Western Grains MFerefoA heifer, bred Mar. S. Diamond harrows, 4 sec, amel, 6 lid Eaton cook stave �j Open 1.1or Chopping Daily Hereford, not bred S. harrows, 8 sec. Camp stove, 4 lid Dresser Wash `- ,Agate Diepmsing Pbdne Pickering 7 R 82 :3 Red Yearling heiftrs Goodyear drive belt, 7 In. 100 ft. Stand 6 Kltchfm chairs Odd hot Veterinary Remedies Hereford steer, 1 year Electric motor, 25 cycle chairs hocking chair Raymond A. J. MORDEN and $018 Hereford. 1 Bean - hay car, good workin order sewing. machine Electric vacuum . Reliable Photo Fiaiehistg $ , yew' Y g S • Complete Cosmetic Lim - _ - ilerefior+d steer, 4 moo. Common -Sense fanning mill, with cleaner Electtric radio Phono- ` Hereford heifer, 8 mos. pulley flor motor graph and records Antique clock : STORE H0111S, = - -- `yM• 1�'�iG� 'ACHNII 'Hereford heifer calf Peter Hamilton root vglper Kitchen clock Candlemold, antique Week Days - 8.30 A. IL. - 9 P. X t u rbj!, DEAL-ER Pip Melotte cream separator Srt brealffast dishes Rug, 9 x 12 Sunday _ 12.30 P. X. - b P. a -_' .Toskshire sow, 'dne May 13. ' 2 single plows 2 set sleighs Sofa Small brass kettle Tea `ket- ' iT(1KZZ” D K� T hire sour►, due bray 18 . Loh wagon 2 1 -2 tire, good tie Hammock' Woodbez Flour i �. Rs �' AnIkian" ft. yo?"re saw, due qty W. � 2 Wagons, medium size cheat Crocks Lamps Oc!d bet f y , .... !1 pigs about 120 lb,eiech ! 2 -I�rrow plow Hay rack, 24 fit, dis`lea. - •�d� Tenn Gawk. •bale at moo sharp No Reserve as Palm is Sold Claremont W. 1. will Run a Booth ± Phm• E• _ _ :Phone Pick: 13 _ � 'THE BEXALL STOKE Pickering. O�►taril iohn Scott and .1dolt Fadirner, �b -. ' A* S. farmer, Duct. PHONE PICT' N , ` J A Junior Choir is being organized sold his farm. Now we u�derstsnd Sty, Alex Lawson had ale Teo- CLAR E M OIN T by Mrs. Luffman, This will help the that the proposed purchaser has ently, breaking a rib. We hope he juniors in the community, taken tap his option and will move will soon be better. The many friends of June and into the place about the first of May. lif Loos 111x. Bob Fuller spent Saturday with Joyce Raine are pleased to see them The new owner is a Toronto man Dir. P W. J LVLiJ A� ±riends -in Toronto Hr. Garman Fligg, of Markham out again.. Misses- Frances Jordan and Bar- . P. . r Mr. Jack Badgerow bas been con - Township is moving into the Thos. ' The Red Cross Concert and Pict- 'bars Pratt have been laid off this timed to his homes for a day or two Philip farm, ure Show was postponed last Reek reek with heavy colds, --VETERINARY SURGEON with the feu, Gordon Taylor is ano- Remember the Firemen's Concert due to bad roads and weather: n -it -is Our e%v Chinese citizen to our ,P149NERING - PHONE - 160 ' ther on the sick list with the same' in the TVH•n Hail, April 21. Moped it will be pu& oz:-in the near north has purchased a new truck for trouble. The Friendly People's Bible Class future use in his greenhouse and garden- Quite anumber from here attend - will hold their monthly social even- The W. M, c, of the Circuit met igig work. AUCTION SALE OF ed the hockey game at Uxbridge on ing on April 7, at the home of Mr. at the home of Mrs. F. L, Green, on The bread wagons and the milk 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Frid night, when Claremont de- and Mrs. Rose Raine. Thursday. Mrs. Anderson was in truckers have had considerable dill - seated L;dora 14 -7. Claremont met The Women's Institute Euchre was charge of the program, iculty in getting around in their reg- the property of Highland Creek at Uxbridge in an not very well attended. All enjoyed• Mr and Mrs. Ross Disney visited ular routes for some weeks, MISS JF.SStE X DAY :. g ni ht a fine evening. Winners were: Lad - friends in Whitby last Saturday ev- Next week is the Easter vacation. DICKERING TOWN HALL exhibition game on 1Aiesday • 'lint, ies' lot, Min. E. E. Anus, and Mrs. ening. During the week some repairs will . :BATU'RDAY, APRIL 12, 194? M. Forsyth has moved into Anderson, 2nd; Gents', 12t, Ross Mis:sey Gertrude and Mildred Cor- have to be underthken by the trus- ;'�' iris new home this week, and Mr. r Raine and 2nd', Francis Willson, bett helped with a special Easter tees on the stove and pipes as they Chesterfield, in .Zood condition Edgar Ward of Balsam is moving 3lission Band on Saturday after- Open douse Entertainment at the i are getti rd worn out in a few plac- Upholstered chair, in good condition into the Forsyth home. noon April 19 Whitby .Public School this week. es. The new chairs are expected to Two wicker rockers Wooden rocker The dance will be held is the — -1-- The many friends of Mr. Wm. �, be on hand after the vacation. The Settee (antique) Oak Hall Seat with Community Hail on Saturday night Middleton are pleased to see hint out attendance will Likely be swollen up- mirror Sideboard this. week owing to "Good Friday" , Highland Creek again. cn re- opening.. Dining -room extension table Miss Georgina Forsyth of Oshawa (by Mm Gee. Hall) The evening W. A. will meet on Six dining -room chairs spent the week -cad at her home in — - Wednesday, April 9, at the home of 1 T Glass cupboard Kitchen table, drop - .Claremont, - The W. A. met on Thursday and Mrs. Kenneth Webb, The Sr. W. A. ; - Lunb$rton leaf Number kitchen chairs of Toronto made plans for a community meet- will meet on Thursday, April 10, in I 3 -Piece bedroom suite Mr. Blake Briscoe, 2 Metal beds Cabinet radio spent the week -end with his people ing to hear eomethiag of the work the Sunday School room. A quit. is 1 Sutherland s Meat Market arnoun- being done by the Cancer Institute to be done for the hied Cross. All cgs,. that contrary to local rep°irta, Dresser Curtain stretchers ; .hem Week - enders in subs village also of Canada. We are planning on hav- ladies of the community are welcome they will continue to 'serve thin area weds 2 Congoleum rags Included Ray Fii11, Winstead B mg tW o films a-ad a speaker to tell to attend this rneetit e. „ . and during the warmer weather will 33ir"d cage with stand Fruit Jan Vketor Morley and "Mkk" McLeod. of their work on Wednesday, April _.M_._ _.�.,�, . _ call three times each week instead of Meat-grinder . Weareas shaatiaum Mr. and Mrs. David 'Coates, of 23rd and invitations are being seat Ise two calls as at present v�ear! Roasting �� Brooklin, spent the. week -end With out to all the women's organizations Green River Kitchen utensils Pictures Musa :Mn. John Coates, in the surrounding district inciudir4 . (by L. lid .Draper) Oil lamps . Lawnmower l Mrs. W'. L. ei-. has been laid the Institute, Home and School Clubs R*v. Mr. Roffman was a Toronto Cherry wood ood Garden tools Carpet sweeper rap with the flu dktrilag i::te past and usher Women's Associations viintor on Wednesday of .last week (By Miss Edith Roach) - Alarm clock Large wool rug .w from Washiln We are sorry to report that Mrs. �v' and Cherry�wood. This should after a short visit to London, Ont. The Woman's Association will 2 Wash tubs Wash boiler Frank Cooper is still oa the. sick be a very informative meeting and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duncan return - t meet our Wednesday afternoon, April 2 Gllaee washboards 2 Clothes' rule Mist, we will be looking forward to a god ed home on Saturday after a ten- 9, at the home of Mrs. Murray Holl- Croi Coil aver The Bacon farm on the 9th eon- 'attendance. ,Sii�er Coliection wi :l be 'day trip Windsor, Detroit a-td finger and Mrs. Leslie Hoiliager. Srr►aM tables Toilet set taken and. half of the receipts sent Subject for Devotion- "Easter' • Other numerous articles r eeesion, west of the village has just other points in Michigan and radon been sold to M><. D'Eath, of Islirrx- to the Institute. Anyone % -Uhina to ', Ont. l Miss Elizabeth Armstrong was seas - � ton, who will take over the farm on jai•n this organization may do so for � Mrs. Bus 'Hodgson is �spenaing a borne with her parents for the week- Terms Cash . Sale at 1.00 P. M. � the 1st ad busy. Mrs. Bacon plains a fee of One Dollar, and Mrs. A. couple of weeks with her father, Mr. I end. A. S. Tarter, arretia+eeer: y Ito reside in stouitville, where she Scott or bbsa -Lois Graham will be E. Beeiby. .leas purchased a home. See the sale willing to take your membership and I The death took place suddenly at i ' - _ A List in this issue for the sale on send it along to headquarters. her borne on the 7th con, on Satur- 1 - 3%iday, April 11• 1 Plans have also been made to have day, BfAr. 29, of Mrs. Fred Boeelbr . ` -- _- PRE E R r - .. the church floor cleaned an tithe des- She had shovelling snow- and r gpgefsl gerrSeect l0otit Ckurehe�s , orating committee is to rook into the turned to the hou" where she ,, For Easter - Matte of having it painted. This collapsed, never regaining cons.-.' . [>yt Good Friday there Wilt be' a is the beainnitt8 of.-Our re deco1e, -ro 1.ne7 _ G E O )Irpecial service in the Baptist Church lion P gT� etyu>rt at 8.00 P- m. for both churches. Rev Knox Fnrward. Club of Agin >'I. E Kennedy will be thekec came across with a fine performance Y Will f OA - �iudie IwW there will be special musk. : their ptay "Sonny Jame" on Sat - t F. filet. Chapman) ONTARIO �� j 0% Sunday, in the Baptist Church. urday rAxht, and while there was Fruit suer are glad that there was Rev. Wenham wilt, ,peak on "The not a capacity audience, both our no warm weather in March to start Christian and Fudalment" is the own group and the visitors me- the buds, so that the cold storms _._�� morning and '•Resurrection and The quite happy about the whole thing {gorrld have a bad effect on them It Life" at the evening service. Rev. feeling It was successful. Goad work hooka like a good fruit year. . - ova Oe C.Q.C. Ontario Tram -Caws" llslwor! ci f. �t E; Ken. -telly w0l bring special Aginenurt. The C. P. R. are having consider- i < , F aster. Messages at both services in' Sunday opening 5[r. Holley presc5- able diffienky► In building the drain- , From 10-31 � `O. ' the United Church. The choirs of ed another of his Lenten Se rood ,age ditches almig their tracks south I I.'+ .1both congregations have prepared and is lookit►g forward to a aR°'� Of her+,. M O N S A Vy APR I � 76 ' � special music for each service. artpndanre next week which is Ens- 3St. and Mrs. R. P. Winter enter - ter Sunday as well as the Sacrament tained several of their Masonic Storm Fosses Scions To 00ee of the Last Supper. Irks from Toronto on Saturday TA �A' CBL = TORONTOI 'The storm of Ian week cut off the We are sorry to hear that :Mi• last. , V I .ydro power on Tuesday night anu Holley will be leaving us shortly. but It has been cmrrent gossip for " Wedni *ish ht" ere metes" i.-t his new the school was closed on _ � sotite time that 1t. P. Wirier had _ , �—_. - - _ � ----' • Cars were stalled on sideroads field in Brantford -. - Moir and the add machine reported to. be Don't forget thus Choir Concert at "" V, eompletely covered, On Monday of the church on Thursday, April 10, _ a this week the Brock Road Baas still under the direction of M r. Leo. : closed north of Ciarerrnont. Barnes, and with the assistance of t1te Licna' -Glee Club, Quartette and Good gdloaslifp Clow Celebrate others. Silver collection will be taken 54 Seventh Amdvo nary rather titan an admission flee and we - a. , W. C. Marker To Be Speaker pror:ise all those who attend will The C,00dfellawship ClaPS of the receive a'fine evening's entertain - ALL CREAM PRODUCERS !N ONTARIO United Church will celebrate their inert. __ -- TO nth Anniversary out Tuesday .night of 'site W. M. S. Will also meet on next week. Dinner will be served at , afternoon of the 10th and the ladies '4 O.nb P. m. Follnu ing the dinner Mr, would welcome all new n embers who k propoBed Cream >`farlcrt;ag �cFsrt�x 5,r Ontario, txtdec the Farm Products Marketing Act. bas . t W C. lldarlcar, Editor of the Pick- would possioly join t1teG1, It is a big been F-ubmitwl to the Patin Pctxiuri Marketing Bosnl 6or oun.i:leration, by the Qatari o Ckewu j; k Cher- Producers Af io6ation. d Bring News will address the gather- job for jut a handtril of ]aches to Belore the Board cau ocn.;der recommending the. scheme, it must be satidwd that a fee repeesatt- ing c n the suhject "Ear'.y 1%istot'p of raise their allocation So we hope any -; +tatirxt of the Crraru 1'nklua -re are in favour of its adnprion. In onkr to churls tin reaarJ.d •i.ws ,Pi.:lcering Townghip". Mpsical nurn- vrh�o can w:ii joi-t in Late good work I of the Produci a vute by bW]ot is being-tdtan on tt, gtwstiva:— ' bens will also be included on the of this oraani "on. Tot . VO +program. _ e S�, is nday School happy'•'to �« _. .ARE YOU 11N EA Uit OF THE 1rR01"OSID an:tounce they have a volunteer to 10NTAR10 CREAM PRODUCERS' -MARKI;'TPI G SCHEMS • 3'�a The Faster meeting of the Wont- teach the senior teen Pge 8'irls loft BEING BROUGHT INTO FORCE IN ONTARIO?" — s en's Missionary Society of the Unit• th person of Mrs. E. B. Taylor. Mrs. ed Church will be held on Thursday, Taylor is a fine Person and we know 1 '� April 10, at 2.50 �lp• m, at the home the. girls will get to like her "rave -u - ALL PRODUCERS MUST Ref :I5TF.R '• K AN must re0tee to vote. Two alteruative awthude of rotioa are paarlded to Cream of Mrs. N. F. Ttxul'nsoa. The ;adios ask them to come out and give h- r -= - of tits Brougham Soclet7 are to be all ' the co- operation they can and _ - s fnliowe:— r iiEra, T. 3dorbon of make `.hemselves a fine class. New (1) By perwoal re"tratwa and voting in each AtrieWuwai Iiepreeeaeative'e dyer b.twew Marsh 31 our �� will be t}rr speaker. All if we can get one of our gentlemen ;'_ sad Aril 30, 194", or Brougham, (2) By peni row*tratwu aad wring wilt the D pesy Returning Mew is ab.gr at ea&b aal wretlq, i ladies are invited to attend. to volunteer to take on the teen. apse - boys our Sunday Fthool will be back ... !1 LPUIM.IC MEIL+'fI>MEi to full wnength sg&bL BROUGHAM f . - -- will be bend gt Lase TO"SMP �AUti MANCHEFIi'EB Greenwood Mrs. T. C. Bvown was in the TM- and expects to be home :Tuesday, A�M'k1 1A rut 8 p► ape. � age recently IS Tate Farm Forum held their last soon.. :>. Mrs. Seebeck is confined to her meeting of the season at thus home J►p ballots mint be returned t.. the .1gri, ohanl Ileprr,em.d.e be+ure April !O, 194T. Any bdiot. reoeirrd after that date Mill not 1- reemde,i. bed and is under the doctor's care. of 1►'lrr. and Mrs. Stone, on Monday � The R��rrten's Institute wwiu meet evening, Match 24. At the close Ge • _ * , presentation was made ALL CREt -h1 PRODUCERS APF tiRCE'\ "FLY REQUESTED in the Tcton Hall, ou T::esday, APB the meeting a P Mrs. Lloyd Pegs -- -, .TO REGISTER, TO ATTEtiD'TI!E 11!Ei✓ -PING IN ZHEIR - ., 8, at 230 p. m. Topic "Afgrictil• to Mr, arni AREA—AND T(1 VOTE. HUSIIAhP �'I.FE. t+0`l OR ture and Canadian Induatries". Con- and the 11.8, of a 8 -way electric ' DAUC:IIi'F:It,tiiAY VQZ tr IIIIT ONLY O�iE FROM EACH OPERATING ' �7ene ?, 11Ca, Ralph Crawlo:d. Rest- floor lamp and a coffee cable aeon their new home FARM UNIT epset,: Mrs. W. WillL .4 Mrs. Hetg,- their depart lr7e to r I&rs. Farley and Mrs- E. Andersfori in Oshawa. _ Mrs. Matthews D A yT'h�e Muses M Lean ontSunday evening loNTARiO FARM �'RODUCT� �A,� �CfTING BOARD k k to the reMdence of. NOTICE Tripp family to Scarboro. Mr. Fred 1 Rev. Ltr�►rnsn will have a special - r. F•aater Message on Sunday fol ?owed I adigltllent Bindings, Queen's' Pork, Tornmfo, Ontwk. s 7 Rinks will rnave into the apartment r Easter COMviunion in the lbtunicipal Bullding In the near > + M1, ., __ , {:,• ,}.'15,.'7 4 4 hard - rooked a sliced 48 states from memory in 15 min- at the •back of the house just to= standards, the house is quite fit shoulder strapsl Make Pattern 4602 gam• li:aen to it, to come into. both ways, they're so enter 1 tablespoon chopped, parsley utes, even when permitted to abbre -- ' " • ' The first thing our visitors did This pattern, easy to use, simple S tablespoons chopped pickle viate. We're prepared to wager that i1 1 tablespoon rated onion there- isn't one adult person in every to sew, is tested for fit. includes p� It ; Nature is really a wonderful was to get stuck in the lane. One of complete illustrated iastrnctions. 1 tablespoon chopped pimento hundred is this Province who can = snow- shoveller. Yesterday the snow the girls -was learning to drive amd name Ontario's counties from mem- Pattern 4608 in sizes 2. 4, 6, t, Soften the gelatine in the cold was just, soft and. that was all, ex- the men had no more sense than' to 10. Size a with yoke takes 1?V water. Add boning water, vinegar ory if given a half day to do it. In y dept for a trickle here and there, let her drivd—or try to—up our fact we doubt if a t of them could ' 'yards 35 -inch; � yard contrast. and salt. When the gelatine mix- � 'But by S. o'clock it was a different snow-rutted lane. Now L ask yon. Sind TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ture begins to• stiffen, add the name, from me ory, the counties M story. Whep the' men went to the who was to blame —tlie girl or -the (25c) in coins (stamps cannot lire remaining ingredients. Pour into bordering Lake Erie with their d barn the flats were really awash men' accepted) for this pattern to Room wet moulds and chill until firm• county towns. Try it, starting with a and tot a few hours the Crater back- � s w -•,• • ` Essex in the west. —St. Thomas 421, 73 Adelaide St. �i eat, Tor- Serve -on crisp lettuce or other salad ad up into the stable faster than Times - Journal. «, Came supper time and Daughter onto. Print plainly SIZE, NAME,' greens and garnish with mayor- they could sho%.el it out. Things was helping tae ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER nafse.. :" ,q are better now and a e do not an- get the meal , "what is there for supper, Mum?" Almond Sponge 14 • ticipate any serious trouble unless i Pig it starts to rain. she asked. Synthetic Soap I Y2 teaspoon salt �1 _. "Eggs," was my laconic answer. 4 eggs � s e Cars and trucks on the roan "Eggs —but we had eggs last ,A synthetic bar of soap which is �z cup sugar ` time! as good as the real thing is to be „ - • ." 'rumble along so noisily at this time "Yes, and• you may have theta produced by an English firm is 1 cup sifted pastry flour. OR �1 of year. It sounds as if each one next time too—if I have as many Manchester. The formula, perfect- 1 cup less 2 tablespoons sifted - was coming up the lane in tow cracked ones around as I have now. ed by Mr, Fraser Johnson, excludes all-purpose flour gear. But they are not .— I can see You can have them fried. pub --// t them as the poached. the oils and fats commonly used -in t/a teaspoon baking powder VO4� 4 y go by our gate. Old scrambled or in an omelet —but the manufacture of soap. ' Stringent Y4 teaspoon vanilla f, �p�,�(/�Y'. w cars, new cars, 'trailers and trucks eggs it isl" tests have proved that the new Y4 teaspoon almond extract w� " —yes, and there goes a tractor, Fried eggs was the choice acid product is equal' to soap for most �+�" U '., drawing a manure spreader. Twen- so a latter of twenty e y Al salt but egg whites and brat « p y eggs was purposes for which it is general! until stiff but not -dry. Gradually �Yi! PAT !T ONI ty years ago I watched from this soon on the table: used. It is also a quick remover of same window; looked -on to the Surplus a beat in Y4 cup sugar. Beat yolks _ same road and saw lent of horse eggs are quite a problem itikstains. P y on many farms. I give quite a feA drawn .buggies and wagons go away but always -with apologies. wheeling by. But believe me, I, am After all good eggs are s part of not going to say "Those were the our living. The hardware man -.: . ',days! "• because the only means of doesn't give -you nails or the butch- transportation we had ourselves at er a roast of ment but yet .there are is• "; = tkat time w s a steel -tyred buggy, people who think that eggs ' are drawn by Prince, our prancing what we pick up for nothing. - :"Clydesdale w rk horse. Prince was No, we can't give our living away a splendid beast =even now I can but when 'visitors come we can see Ws sleek brown coat as it glis- sure feed them eggs. When Part- _ teae3 in the sun —and several times Part- ner's mother was staying here k �I was stopped on the road by in. some years ago she said one day — - - — gairies is to whether lie happened "What, e ? eggs again. You'll soon to be for sale. The rhythmic clump, have me loot; like an egg!" .p - C�untg of his hooves was really y _ ,t - .smthing to hear but these dayi' I - . -. -O .. think the purr of a smoothing run- Danes Sell More ding motor is infinitelysuore prof- Foods to Britain To get more out of brisk tasting Lipton's Tea: ;- : • enable. ' : :_ the teapot s s s use one teaspoonful of But don't et the idea � Scald t Britain will get more butter and tea for each p son t i a apply fresh, bubbly, \ g ea that tV E bacon from Ucnmark, and will pay �'' 'boiling water ::: ihem'ttir' .::let tea brew for ,! • � have a car that purrs: That, of higher prices for it,, under a new '. five minutes ::: them stitr agars before serving. , �' -_ . ''. - `course, is what we would ' like. Anglo- Danish. agreement an FOR MORE REAL TEA ENJOYMENT— i . What we have got is anything nounced recently, butl And we are beginning to des - 8i g Denmark agreed to increase her pair of getting anything better, food exports "to the limited extent Every time we hear of a car that possible ", it was reported. In addi- e - .. _sounds wortb buying we are always tion to butler and bacon, she will u little too late. And of course we send Britain 30,000 tons of potatoes won't buy on the black market aitd during the next three mounts and we can't afford a 1947 model, so I 30,000 tons of meat, either ap:'cattle 1 suppose there is nothing for it but or frozen meat, during Jo go chugging along with the old The Danish Government will in- Model A —and come home with a troduce measure's to reduce butter "` a' '• "' `� !P'Prd and a prayer. As to that it is consumptim at home and 9n per• sosaething tn even came ' o:ne, cent of what is ' saved for export IN't it' will be sent to Britain, 1 0 - i r it S Answer to Previous Paaste F Farmer in Norwa T TABLE T TALKS Movie Actor '' ` ` I ' '�' P Plows from 9 • • • • • • 60111=11 ," 4 Carrying " "+ a.. a o.M . In Norway, in svme of the fjord a .-Eggs at Easter g and radual beat in remai device c cRV�sEq ,..; d districts, -fishing and agriculture % % cup sugar and flavourings. Fold , 'movie actor 6Lubricant M scartiwc .:. .• h have long been combined. Recent- h '<'v'ith the coming of spring, a half the Stiffly beaten whites into " - , 11 Help 6 Burmese w wunwa s S E R i in combining land and water in a sense of joy and happiness seems to the yolks, then add the flour, mixed ? U: t t t t N N T - - ' - - a agriculture wag reached by a cer- r snow i stirring- lightly. Fold in the m- I 1 „ o R R p rain fjord farmer who was able to m cuses, leaves, etc., are coming out morning egg whites. Turn into a - $5 Singing voice 9 Life (co ... b. p plow his field from a fishing boat. l and all nature smiles. S lightly greased 8 x 8" cake past. 17 Negative word form) m many 39 Behold! T The farmer had a field close to a Set in a pan of hot water and oven- .18 An 10 Wager h hits. 42 Similar t the edge of the fjord, and by rig- M Men, women and children go • • poach in a moderate oven, 350 deg. ' 20 Born 16 Upon 2 26 Palm Lily 43 Pa }d notice g ging up a system of cables and a about their business as if tliey had F F: for 30 to 40 minutes. Cut is >;2 Certified i8 Numbers 2 27 Exclamation 44 Eject b blocks backin t,is inotorooat to s shed a heavy burden. The animals squares and see a with the follow - - public ac- (ab.) 2 29 Also 45 Beverage t the shore and hooking it to the a also feel the change, the hens for i ing sauce. 8 to 10 servings. ` countant (ab.) 21 Make a 3 31 High card 46 Nocturnal i plow, he plowed a furrow in rec- F instance decide they have been lazy Fruit Sauce ° .23PIgpen mistake 3 34 Tellurium flying l ord time by pulling out from shore. long .enough and start laying :49 Treaties 22 Common ( (symbol)' mammal a A long cable and pully at the far aplenty, 1 1 tablespoon cornstarch term 23 Father sun god' 49 Route (ab.) e end of the field enabled the plow - Y but - sometimes 'before its good d dash of salt �$ Calcium and screen w writer 52 Pedal digit a a furrow' could be plowed in the e effects are felt a person feels sort 1 1 teaspoon almond extract ` (symbol) 3 37 Steal. 53 Also o opposite direction. By this means, o of limp after the winter struggle M Mix the cornstarch with little of • 34 Body of 25 He has 3 38 Silver. ' 55 Biblical f farmer OIe Mjeltbik attained the a and needs a little extra food. This t the cold juice and blend' until soldiers appeared in, ( (symbol) pronoun s status of an inventor. s surplus food Wright take the fdrm s smooth. Heat remaining juice and 87 Royal. U Uf egg nogs between meals. Again, g gradually add the cornstarch mix - 40Auricle I Z J, 4 4 5 6 7 9 10 1 1 . a plain egg nog might be objection- t ture and the salt. Cook about 14 41 Self AI 1 -4 . . able to some people, this can easily m minutes, stirring constantly until 42 Ocean - - 4602 b be overcome by flavouring the egg t thickened. Add flavouring. Stu 44 Recede Iii 5 5 b 7 S SIZES n nog well with, spice or a sweet s servings. 46 Sheep's call 2 flavouring. 48 Musical r18 l l "� f 2. 1� f The home economists of the Con- 1 1'61 P j 4 kz S 26 L L7 „ „R: s sumer Section of the Dominion De- Plain Lieut. Philip - 64 Armed bog partment of Agriculture suggest P of trop , J w , g ways of using - • Prince Philip of Greece has of. S6 Three P 53 � �: i i 1 fie a 1 become lain Lieut. Phil' (prefix) , r:,' 37 g g S , Spanish Eggs M Mountbatten of the Royal Navy. of r �' " .._ 6 6 eggs T The handsome young prince time G ? ? w w 2 2 strips bacon o often mentioned as a possiLle hus- 68Woody pl8nt MZ s sj „fir, ,�: 1 1 small onion, chopped b band for Princess Elizabeth, has 69 Came In 1 1 tablespoon flour b been granted Br:tish citizenship, VERTICAL b 4 47 4 4 49 5 50 5 51 5 53 2 2 cups canned tomatoes t the ,London Gazette announced. 1 green pepper, chopped OR P Philip is a second cousin of Prin- t Feeute 54 a a tablespoons chopped parsiey c cess Elizabeth and is the nephew ,� I I cup chopped celery, salt and o of 'viscount Mountbatten, recently and pepper n named Viceroy of India. His father _ H Hard -cook eggs: cover to a depth w was Prince Andrew and his mother of one inch with cold water, heat to w was Princess Alice of B_ttcnburg. ONICLES OF � �� ; ; b boiling point, set where water will T The Greek Royal Family, which While eggs are cooking, cut bacon H Hellenes, who was Prince of Den- -. - $p Gwendalitss P. Clarke - - i in small pieces and cook until crisp. m mark, has no - surname. Thp Danish Remove bacon from pan and cook R Royal Family is one of those an- And how is everybody, every- l last Saturday I was feeling a R in the bacoh fat until clear. c cient ruling families which have where? Just floating arotmd. I sup-, l little more energetic than usual B Blend in flour, add tomatoes, green n none. - -- '- !pose, the same as we are. Of course a and gave the house an extra special p pepper and celery and simmer 20 F For this reason there is no sur- there is still lots of snow—we cer- " "redding up." When Partner came I It m minu#es. Add bacon, salt and n name on the father's side which tainly Ind our share of it —abut it is i in he passed a remark which will p pepper. Remove shells from eggs, P Prince'Philip can take on becoming. melting rapidly now and making p probably be more appreciated by c cut in half lengthwise and arrange a a commoner. He therefore took i i little rivulets dome to the hats and m my gentlemen readers than by their' i in serving dish. Pow, hot sauce t the surname of his mother's family i i - on to the creek. The creek water w wives. Looking around critically o over eggs. Sir sin — — lfountba #ten, j j u'it forces its way through the .' P Partner said: "Good lord, the i Moulded Rgg Salad i snowbanks creates a miniature h house is so clean anal tidy it isn't � How Do You Rate? �+ waterfall Xhose rushing, sound is f fit to come in to I" 1 1 tablespoon unflavoured gelatine H - - -particularly pleasing to the ear. I T The next day — Sunday— Daugh- r r/{ cup 'cold water wonder why the sound of rushing t ter arrived home with a "Car. load A Aiotner, you'11 be so proud of her 1 11,a cups boding water A An American writer ventures ,the water is always so fascinating? I i of friends. including a toddling in- y in the yoked version of this dirndl, 2 2 tablespoons vinegar " opinion that not one person in 50 M M - . - love. to open the door or window f fast. Today, accgrding to Partner's o or in the party frock with Cowed • . 1 teaspoon salt c can write down the -names of the t t • ... w .fy - .n.,.• . r, y f uV., w' Ay .. .. i':.'. t, • _ - ` -- a. �....,.. m -¢: •� , 'i li•�in. u.,u . .. � .ter ru . -ru - ' „ .. , „ _ .. � _ f p Tea iLIIdll Mod LgiiOS Mod ern E iq U t o«tte utility C.N.E. C� E B By Roberta Les { You M' ht Win THE RISEN LORD 7, Is it perutissible to dip' celery i CaMlrize For John 20: 18-21, S4 -28; 21: 15 -17 or radishes into the salt dish if the - �� Public .SQeakln$ Golden text. -As my father hath dish is an individual one? sent rat, even so send I you:- E,. Should a weddng auiwunce- Where are the John 20:21. e futur o ' - e Irti- J _ .. went and an invitation station be sent to cons of Canada? the same person? Right now, they are popping .The • Resurrection of Jesus of 3. When a man caller is ready to up as speakers -at the school Nazareth is the one great ray of leave, should a girl get his coat concert, the, Sunday. School light, hope, faith, and inspiration and hat for him? ORANGE PEKOE - -. Easter program, the commun- ity in what, without that fact, vrould A. When in a cocktail lounge sty charity affairs. They are be a, gloomy world. with a man,,'should a woman tell y learning to convince an audience So if the grave is 'the end of it her escort what she wants or give _ by taking sides on debating " all, the joy and happiness are short- her order directly, to the waiter? teams, by being master of sere- _ monies on athletic night at the lived, and the glory, no matter how 5: What kind of trousers should town rink. In fact, these are the great, is tarnished. The greater be- worn with a morning coat for very springboards from which the life and the more splendid its a formal daytime function? young Canadians will so shortly achievement, the more 'i startling its 8. What should a man call his - flip into the important business end. � wife when introducing her to his of steering the nation, When ' news came to the world employees? of the sudden death of the late That's how Kate Aitken put Aasweis: ' f g it in announcing plans for the President Roosevelt, the shock to 1, No; take a little of the salt in } public speaking competitions to the -nation was more than the i take place at the Canadian Na- passing of a foremost world fig- take the saItspoon or with the end of a assin g- clean knife and place It on the aide tional' Exhibition, Toronto, this ores Much of the shock was at of the dinner plate, or the bread ER�O BROWN Fall. There is a total of $200 in the fact of death. itself -that death , cash more and bronze medals could so suddenly end a career of and butter plate. 2. T\p ; when an • WJLS HATgti68 y invitation is sent to a erson, it is to be won by six young Cana- such forcefulness. not necessary to send this one an Synopsis extremely British about this situa• diatrs. Mrs Aitken explained It is in the presence of death announcement. S. 1% she should tion. You have made a concession that there would be three prizes that we seek some evidence that let the man wait on himself. 4. She " Chapter a: stocky is net Impressed with of $50, $30 and $20 for both the can assuage its sadness and cre- should tell her escort what she 'tseu besuitt but thinker he r m lore with lteie, quite appeasement there, until elementary nd secondary school ate some overpowering- hoe and wants to drink. 5. Striped trousers. +�. besaittul, but not .err intelligent. It is quite futile to take any action. y P B' P P .� "remotes. on teavinir the Bisetow man- students. confidence that can bring light 6, "Mrs. Allen." tdm cristopber Storm solemnly sod in a You have called me in months too brotherly fashion asses t'eroulea rood- late ,, "Canada's Places in the World" into darkness and tragedy. And riser. , is the subject of the oratorial there is no.. evidence in nature, STOP FALLING HAIR "Mr. iLcCale," there was a light contests. Public school uplls life or history, Lo".•,., in r- to Pc p rr except the evidence �I CHAPTER XI wttt be alloa�ev w e �aie-- -Eef�- - It • p�� B'ALDNF.SS • _ spite of herself, "you are presuming P NO dress or tonics neriFd. Tee Bare are three minutes and secondary is the one supreme fact. say war. Iror'frce deta+l, write 'Well, while he Has having ,his too much. I called. you in to look students.- €ivie m%nutts Cofnpe- - And What evidence have vice of — - - - +� snort, the wife comes in. She stood after the house during the week of titions will be held on the. C.N. that Resurrection? The evidence Alts West Hastings, YOS Vancouver. B.C.' there in the doorway, looking ✓ dag - the wedding." E. Grounds during the day and of disciples whose lives, outlook, - gers at him. 'Going out, Steve' she "I'm sorry, but that is not the winners presented before the and actions were changed by the � says, and he calks by her without truth. Never once have l believed public it the Band Shelf at fact that--they--saw Him after His You vsIil Enjoy tiensing Al A s glances Sht put her hand out, but you came to my office with thatAn night crucifixion: "- the St. Be* Hotel 4 "he brushed her off." mind. I knew you Were in trouble Students svishiitg more par- They were . ,affected ' by His '4 "She's kind of helpless Where he; even though you withheld your con- ticulars should write direct to death just as n•e are al(- affected by TORONTO in concerned. I guess" fidenc.e. Eves now you will not ad- Kate Aitken, Director of lWom- the'death of one we love, a rvery Room with tiara Iles less! YOU shower and Telepbano p got her docketed mit it, even to yourseli. '1 have en's and Educational Activities, But beyond.- their sadness was • single. 82AG up— � all wrong. She -just watched him gone on that premise from the first Canadian National Exhibition the intensity of a great disappoint- go>oble, ssso in u � o and gave me a big t • Good Food, Diming ■reel Once- ' g g cy stare. -that }'ou 'wanted me to 'find out Grounds, Toronto, it is pointed meet and discouragement, the blast- fist at belt _ ,,! -- -Thta King" the major -domo, calls things without even 'tree rsponsibill- out. ing of hopes that bad been great " shorbourne at Cantos .4 her to the phone and she goes out." ty an your part of . telling me enough to induce, them to leave Tel. RA, 41S'1 ,4 he had a phone call?" what." everything and follow a master �- 'i "Yep. After which she banged She rose stiffly, without answer- ,,,./ about to establish a kingdom. 4 heck out of the piano for another ing, and •ero�sed the room to the Then suddenly their complete Est* Or- ICTNTILt rtRNI.IIEo half hour." - front tsindow__._� _ despair was. transformed into are- $1.50 up - "She west out, .You say ?" "I H'1313 to aithdran from the ' vival of faith. In that new -found "Yes, she did. She- wasn't gone case. ;Liss 'Bigelow. There's noth- faith. 'their vain ambitions about •bug. About an hour. When she ing I can do for } ou." Who should be the first were Left i came home, she messed around the . • ' e behind. ` t ivpries until hubby rolled in, about "Oh, nos" The words, half mul- jbe miracle of What happened � twelve o'clock.' Then. the place fled in the heavy atmosphere mag- to the disciples is the miracle of gv :eted dawn for the night." the Resurrection. And faith in the nified them: ^lees in the vastness of "'Stephen cams home late ?" the room. -Risen Lord has been the power and = "Yes. He must have heard her "It is IltxeSsary for me, since you inspiration of those who have fol- HOTEL METROPOLE going in, 'cause a door opened tip- will not confide in me, to tell you lowed in their footsteps to bring to Ot'!lVIwGC C.N.B. yTlTto�l , Stairs: The piano stopped: He exactly what it.is that iq bothering men God's gift of eternal life. shouted something or other at her you' -what it is that you fear. You _ - r that I didn't get. .Then a couple see, I know. What is it:" snore dot6is slammfd." bliss Bigelow turned and bfo- - r "'that the •stor ;:' Cale saw my hinmin ar quite easily, It- Makes .You Feel - ' "So man things are not as we "AII but mama. There's an ofd want them to be, nor as we believ - , tlGe hard. If there's anything rocks eel them to be," she said. Her eyes O Much Better any boat, it's the old gals that won't clouded. "What do you know ?" 'give up the ship. She stopped King "I know that a certain young r in the hall nerd asked for Stephen, man of undeniable physical attrac- The Ylfaffn>fn B1 Tonic , She almost dropped when he told lion is marrying thirty million - Extensively used for headache, ' her sonny boy seas' doing the town. dollars next week. I know that in loss of sleep, nervous indigestion, ' ' - ' -Then she yelled for rarer}- When your subconscious • mind, you be- irritability, anaamis, clirenio • fatigoe, and ezhaustioa the butler reported that Karen had leave him to be an adventurer. I '� �� /r . gone out too, she made a beeline know that you should have incest!- • nertrous s} etem.� 60 cts. Economy size, $1.30 slot the upstairs. In about twenty gated him months ago -that you - - ttninutes, she came down, called a are also bothered by the fact that Dr. Chase's cab anal made her exit" your entire family seems jealous of Nerve "When did she get home ?" his marriage to your niece, , Not , "'Just before Stevey -boy. She jealous, mind, of his perhaps having 675 came in, 'or floated in, would be the benefits of a great fortune, but more like it. She had just got the jealous in a more personal way, ash ishock of her life. No act this time. if secretly they were all in loves ;4 1 actually had 'to help her upstairs, with him and scanted Prim for them- :Teenagers -it's for you, to make though I'll het she won't remember selves." PAR ER H SE Rolle you look your very best, Slim, it; ` . '. - smooth, swirling and you'll love the McCale nodded thoughtfully and "You are so- rigli:," :.c faltered. sleeves. The embroidery's a cinch. Whey fell silent for a few minutes. Her ties lit up in admiration. Pa term.875 has transfer for em- "; ,,. '4 .The figment of his imagination was "How in the world -" broidery. Teenage dress pattern in IS~ Bake Plenty f` jumping about wildly. He was "I 'am a trained observer. !t is sizes 11% 12, 14 and 16, Add 1 envelope Royal Fast surer than ever that tragedy stalk• m Laura Wheeler's new, improved y job to see what others miss, pattern makes needlework so sim- Rising Dry Yeast and 1 up: ed . the Bigelows. Finally with a Then, too,, 1 have sources of infor- sugar toIG lukewarm water. gesture —half disdain .half despair ple with its charts, photos, concise oration, Stir, let scan P directions.. . d 10 min. Scald -hc launched ` into a description "f know," he event on, his voice 1 a milk, add S tbs. sugar; Send TWENTY -FIFE CENTS add 2 tsp. salt, cool to lake. ' of the evienth witnessed by Ann and low and impatient now•, "that you in coins (stamps cannot be accept- warm. Add to sstmixtore: himself at the Abbe}. must l :ave another reason, for sure- ye ~� eel) for this pattern to the Iv'eedle- Add 3 a sifted flour, beat • • • ly you are not caught in the 'trap craft Dept., Room 421, 73 Adel- until perfectly smooth. Add When Ile had finished, he cocked this fellow sets for the unwary. Are aide St. West, Toronto. Print 4 tbs, melted shortening and an cycbrm. looking interrogatively you afraid t'eronica will lavish too plainly PATTERN' NUMBER, 3 a more sifted flour, or .� at his friend and employee, much of the Bigelow money on your NAME' and ADDRESS, enough.to make easily ban. - .4 1� Rocky said at last slowly, "The him, forgetting the others? 1'ou dPLce dough. Knead well. _ :• : :- thing that sticks out farthest, ch }ef, see, I have heard that she inherits own flesh and, blood, But there was Cover let in gglmea��b iwL 3+ at least, as i see it -" the bulk of it upon her mariage " certainly Stephen. until doubled is bulk bout ; "Is what" "1 will tell you," she said simply. "At one time, I think he-intended 1 hours: poach dough ,,,. .� :aa : ^',''•' "'Is what, seer. Curt \'allaincotirt, "Veronica's father• flit brother," ' for Stephen to inherit. $ut Stephen, down in bowl; let rise again bridegroom-to-be, seems to be as She began, motioning him to sit, in his eyes at least proed•himself is warm place until nearly bus • as a bees } painting himself was a hard man, I suppose, but unworthy, Sybil, sews }•s spoiled doubled in bulk, about 40 .. .Tight auto a corner." not unusual for his time, I think. him. He yew u �' �� B •" `'""' \':+ g P Precocious • ex- light, roll out 4th ^vr thi :4y that afternoon-,- _ #e bc11z --c4 ee- t-wonien have no , �'tI•ayagant. tie ran -away once and Duke NfcCale stood before the fire- heads for business- cannot handle with melted shortening. Cut 'iX joined the navy. A bitter experience � y " biscuit place in the upstairs drawing room money. He was heir to my father's for him. The more so when he through Lv of the Beacon street house. He w'a's business and fortune of about found that Joel could no doubt dall edgeofkaife,fo(dover , 1 lacing Adelaide BigeloW, who was twelve million dollars. With real have procured an appointment to in pocketbook shape: Plate huddled in the corner of a Victor- estate and clever investing, lie Annapolis for him. Marriage to on well- greased shallow 1 -kn sofa. Thep`e was something held riot`s than doubled that fortune. Karen has straightened him out Pam Ili eP�•CoTSr;leerise , .• -- ^ -�' back, in her a studied remoteness. There was no male heir to whom somewhat." until B13bt, about 1 bout: b `J AfcCale had been talkie he could Icave it, 1BSke in 400°F. oven about g quietly, you secs" "So the Bigelow fortune is held �. in a voice which surprised himself e • ! in trust:" ,Y ;,' ;• :'� Sit ifs own compassion. "'There. t: i,is a.tlo;:ted' eon, (TO fW COaTIxrcD) .- . "You'll have to pardon me if I Stephen." may Sou have been -shall I say- ..N es, s ?.e Lc�ita :rte, "hut not his ISSUE 14 --1857 1 ,L .... - .• .� v. :e.•.. .a . - _ c r- %••� - _ r. __+5= v..W. -._� _ _ �_ _ _ . .® ::�.affi . _ _ ¢aw� -a' - _ : -..r ..sL4+urt _ _ _ _ _ _a-- 1` . • NOTICE T1 I • CHIROPRACTIC Otis tsoei�s peas your way ev•rT. BROCK R STECKLEY _ day tyre . � HEALTH CLINK COAL COKE. ' ' • • 146 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, Ont. ' SPRING IS HERE! Drugleas Treatments including �'wr�OD, CEMENT, H EA R E ► - Chiropractic, Electro- Therapy _SAND GRAVEL, ' - ``LET'S CLEAN UP!" - alineral Vapor Baths and — Practicing 24 Years. HestWully Air- conditioned I l.T y Phone 22� RLTiLDER`B 8IT P PLIE f3 �vRSDAY, FRL, SATURDAY You 11 get that Spring eleo local earwage work APRIL 3, 4 and 5 a Smile if you get an �IVe havealeo placed in stock a fubl two shows - 7 and 9 P. X � , CY R I L E. M O R L E Y UM of KAM LEAF MILLn#G • , = 8atmday Matinee at 1.80 P. X Armful of Staunton 's r FBA a+ Two Guys From c I N' S U R A N C E AND Fm••. — Tar& 44: Rea. WW • Semi- trimmed " wall paper and -REAL ESTATE A. W. NIITC L Milwaukee have.thosetold dingy papers remo- PHONE 67 PICK. .Pickering, Out. = Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson - Joao Leslie and Janis Paige ved .0, . - 'supine ;w v redorq . Thousands of roils RIGHT IN , IEOY'IDAY, TUESDAY, wED:r•'SDY GORDON F. OSBORNE A. E. Richarasm APRIL 7, 8 and 9 STOCK - No waiting Beautiful C. L. U. Two Shows At 7 and 9 P. M. DISTRICT MANAGER' " GAL IIJ;CiTRE desi s . Reasoririced cIe Matinee O.a Monday At 2 P.'M. -ably priced EXPIRE LIFE �• ready_ ``FLITE" CASEIN PAINT in all leading shades, pkg Sl:iS- — Am old es!tabliahed a Enchanted Forest 1"Wante Oua"Qany t* Serve. - ELASTICA HOUSE PAINTS -Na Better lade �,, .Phone Pickering A :. .. • . Edmond L�'e and Brenda Joyce M. S. CHAPMAN and SON Represeritatinea also an added attraction - Ross D. Munre -• D • .A.. R � R, R To Puckrin Jams Oliver Curwood's , '° . _ ... _. � • Murvyn Keane, Oshawa .- .•Insurance Of All Kinds -• " * • � � . . � • _. ... .. .. a,ph Gulliver, Oshawa - - - R - ...� . .insurance t+►►rl�ser - Russell ilawden and Inez Goo ►er ! P ick e � � -H a rdwa f - - - - ifei- phone. 6R! Whitby, but — ,� Addrese Phone THL RSDAY , 'FRI , SATURDAY W N1 . M A W Broughim, Ont. - Pick. 6 R M f APRIL' 10, 11 and 12 _ i E1!�ERAL HARDWARE_ _ LICENSED AUCTIONEER and LiiCK VALUATOR Lay , d ales Conducted Any -Khere KEN AND C LA R K E Robert Young. Barbara Hale a Phone, or Write PRJ� T' =CRi • ``-SUPPLIES 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby. Ont AUCTIONEERS Licensed and Authorized for the Counties of Ontario and York Your Best Market Is At - - - — - - - -- Farm Stock, Implements House- • i• S. BALSDON �1ICKERING hold Furniture,_ -Real Estate _ Pickering. Farms �! iwJ v Rates. Specialty ual ice for the • — �'ermaaeni Nagging Fain --"ice of One. •. -.. - f " . - Quality Meats .. -_ - -- -- - -- -- - -- - or - ua ity Milliken P. O. phone, Agin. 62WS • . - Frays the Temper and Markbam P. 'O. phone Mark: 21M _ '�+ that Fish in Seasoim. Neroea. It MAY bs Your E7ee. Prentices have been established GO S : = auctioneers Since 1890. . -• :, _ C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. .. • `Fruits & Vegetables Barra tart' r btia Dl Block. r o -, U - _ OSHA G.C. RICHA DSON . . • � and _• . : , .: .., �� o>� o SILK'S MARKET WA Sni it - C ntinental Life ilia � tr 8 - !Phone Pickering 26 :. 'Phone .1616 + . 871 8 St. Toronto - • . Your eggs ate candied within 48 DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. -Sellers & Atkinson You= satisfaction M, Guarantee 1 yours f`tom time of arrival, which Phone Aa+n. 201W2 - St.►uff. 290 • II• tic K�.� j gives you a' better Grade, and Daily Service Y Licensed PAINTER & DECORATOR D - nnsequeat ?y more money. - - U)aily ex. Sun. & Dailc ex.. Sat. 3M i6ox Sb �-.�z our convenience, we are e$ Hol. Hol. Sun. & Hol. only HOL Auctioneers t � i,en from a. m. to 6 p. m. _ PICKERING ONTARIO Claremont 1.15 8.15 32, 15 8.45 8.00 � year's Experience < ,il .,, including Saturdays. Arougham 7.27 8.27 " 12. 2'' : 3.5T B:IZ green River 7.3b 8.35 12. 35 4.05 8.20 Sales 'conducted anywhere J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B. A. Pickering Farms ;.�_ Specializing in Farm. Stock +� Locust Hill '7.3>3 8.313 12. 33 4.08 : = IB•-.3 Furniture and Property Sales. . '�Iah ern S.OS a.Ori 1. - n, 4:35 18.50 _ P Barrister, Solicitor, rotary i JV ;ite� _ -All Sales oeraonally listed and . :! Return Leave X.AI. A.'tS. P. 3i. 1P. �L F.1Fi. yrd�ertised. Bi!is prepared -and RIB ER BE FARMS . Toronto 9.1, . 10.00 5. 45 2.00 '9.45 steel. - fight or .Day po :. j Greenwood P.oad - 1V1?I� :,I', Obi' %AR10 Daylight Saving T-L-ne Parcel Express Grover 5850, Oxford IS83 Prompt ervice Phone = Pickering 27 R,13 Reasonable -Rates - _ PftO'\'E �� ` i nl F� 1 t LE - : F. J. Donevan - , _ Ia�rem on..t . ea S . ,. _ . `:B: A., B. Se. - _ POULTRY" RADiO SERVICE �t1�o Land Surveyor • R,tn r,urs to the. effr -ct, we are disc "(•ntinuin-o our servict: to _ - - 365 King Street, East, Oshawa, On& . Equipment r.. .. - .,K - 'Dunbarton - are unfounded. FOR SALE Y - �USI1ESS AS LSLT�L r `a J' A. WILLOUG14B Willoughby Farm Agency it W' hare. a arplus of 12 Electric CHOICE - - Head Office -- Toronto Brooders, and all the equipment -- o I56 Yon i - that goes with them, including a Guaranteed Rrpao .• Mc-le, "Largest and Oldest in complete :set of Feed Troughs, MEATS -''FISH - POULTRY a :s M�kP �_ �� =�f Canada - Established Forty — - from Baby Chicks to Full - Gi -ow-n — PHONE 3.5)01 C IAA R EMO\ T - A RT H IJ R FIELD Years" _ CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT. l,:rds• Glass' water fountains for fGF TFiA1 NC WE 'NTF.E CITY j baby chicks - automatic water PHONE b2 A a 1 supply for larger bird's. - J I um■ ■ IJL• _ ._. a . ,.. I I_ ns, ui o:e : eeJe u ■ u . 1 , ' In fact _ 12 complete units- ' all thomt:ghly sterilized with lice Come' and Se'elhe- . Astri MRi� L1IMBER ` steam, ready to use, at prices 0 F IMP,* considerably -below the cost of The 'Co LIMITER new equipment.. - 'TELEPHOITFB - Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336' - i PHONE 336 ad�o�hoW� at ,. • t _ _ ..� -- Scarboro �_ Junction,----- • � , .WHITBY, ONTARIO • - - -- 1 Dunbarton Radio Service, Dumbarton -- , - - Pickering Farms Pickerin Jeweller - Pickerin In Stock g y, g =LI11iIT'EI) For Immediate Delivery - g in. PAPER 13ACICM INSUL' AT IOM: WOOL Dance At FICKERING MEAT MARKET 210 lb. Asphalt Shingles ' • :�, ^ FRANK I;. SMITH "# Claremont • wide variety of cele+mm Roofing ?Uiln With - C Quali First - -'Service" Our " Aim - tY rshl>st� os� o>alr ; 'Sat. Apr. 5 OWE BUY Tics DEBT --- Y01V 1lIAKE TRI nn c� : -j;,t • Admisdon S6e'. Pbono Pickering ao / A� grades o� B. �.5. _JQmglea - gr -