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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_04_11.• .. .; .,, , . . .� -- , _ • .- _.- �, _.. ... w - .�., . z�,. .... _ ... ,: -. �: ' -'L ' ��. YOL. 67 No. 82 PICItt+EAING, ONT. FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1y47 - -• - �� - .' - — - � -�' Authorizr�d• as Secnr.d Class Diatter .� SQb•.•Rate i8.� Aetr rear; U. S. E4.b0 - W, �• ifuriGSr and Sod, Publishers 4C' • Past Of *`fee Departmen', Ottawa - . � • � . � 440. �Alread ��Recewed �� P�ckerin .•�o�a r � .•• � . -. � • • � • .: �. .Over Off �" . Y .. Y g Y ... __ ... _ .. _, . .. .. ._.. ._ ... 1 F t - .. . Cb E . ..: • - r s er . . . —eie.� ._.v �9 -- - :�. _ ' . � . _ .�. •� ;�: �w �� ... � � Pickering Village � ' • >R' , - i• . Ii b 1 ; a Mar ar s e rriet a.-s et Mc e d X' • ..., •fir• - . �'�. ;- .,• p' ..�: -"'� •- - . -.., -' Cluer, of Toronto, are visiting 'Mr. - ' � r ,�: � i _ and bfrs. Leslie ;tior.ey during the •' ' � '�' �� �� � � Easter holidays. ., - • � � "S� • .. •' ,' Vernon Bal•sdon of the Cn:�rersity - . � !"'' .. - -- �' �''� - • , 5 _ _ - -: • - of Torun *,o pissed tit-ith Third Class � . • J � Honors in the first half of his cert- j ificate coarse in Business, �•- '` Your dimes and dollop fa Easter Seols mean ear. - '� rg• • y Mr. and .I Harold kichardson, . � � i•. ��" iOround be�eFits eo uippled d+itdr�n. 1! you how -_ •. .� � a of Torer.:��, have purchased the res- - ��� �. � .l� - seM in your contribution for the shut of peak ideriCe Of i�Ii'. C. I3Uit, �'�J� �, rwacd ro yar recenMy, pleose accept li,e worm (nearby' 1118. •• -v •'- 'A• - '�� � ttwr,b of the hondica .... • Own) ant take up residence lnlmE'd- - FJ. ` " pped. I} you haven't -� then lately, + • - 1 .. is still ►ime to and your t2oster _ blrs, Lorne Ra�'ia and :�1iss �anc}t • . �'''+ � / � - itoNriMrtlon to �PPted childrers, - • • • • � � i •� C.x: •• of Kingst�,n, spent the week -end with ' ," _ - - 'Mr. and firs. ?` orman Banks. �"` Duffins' Creek overflowed again _ ' ��- �' ` ��� - - •. on Sunda }• aftenoon, flowing over +a: = � , � 'Society when times were not so good , the highway to. n dehth of a few s Ira•is reports over letters- •+�>,p frrvn' a lti:dv who cotsid as_nczta•.._Har:e__Y -fJL- - -sent yours is _ 1���.-__._ - . - -"- _._. =drier not. I�'e inure tlsan >x 1,it of silver f�:' �.al L. -,:c L� 1v ev. g - T, 'Ii, Creighton, M. P. P, Ontario Mr. and firs: Rob!. Roddy spent Seal Campaign. tGiits in all figures. 'yet "a K•idow's mite' =she would _ 3fail your contribution to-, _ have been received, some accompan- pike to give more. U:1e from a } toung - A. koss Irv'•in, •' _ Riding made a strong appeal for Easter ��•eek .ti•ith relatives in Guelph. led by very interestirsa, sympathetic person woo had. beers aided b the - ,' _Pickering, Oat, the continued and increased consid- bit. and firs. James Blackwell, of •� r - eration'of "Hospitals and 13ospitali2- the Ruu,;e, spent the holidays �ti'ith �. `� __ - - . anon" iz1 the Province of Untario, is friends in Otta.<•a. _ _. - - ._ - -.- _ -- �� ~Slightly Grna Urange Best" -.. 1h'lot•ida Pictures Ay Local J1an � -_ -._ .�►iJCTION SALE _ an outstanding address before the A numbei fro,n 1>,ere attended the s riatiimal l;roeen' Head Speaker Shown at Horticoltvral :NeetdlnR Here Pro�tineial House on March• 27. The hockey game at Osliaw's Monday ev- - a£ household .furnittrre to be -sold at viral areaF are interested in hie ap- cuing. - � At Rdary, Jtoadar + TOWN HALL PICI:F,Ri \G - ` ' ' � 14ir. Robert Little, Richmond Hill, � peal"'•1 su�;;ea it migat be Passible 31 r. and -Mrs. Roble are +;pending � -• - i4 SAT1r RDAY, . APR1L 12. The guest of M. S. Chapman, Mr. Dir_ ertor of the Ontario Hortieultur- to_' steals same new• t}•pe of license the Easter vacation at Sunderland. -. . • ?� Deytnan, -head of the Oshawa Divis- al Society, addressed the local .meet- (same day and' place as Day ea'el � for small institutions fu-letipning as Bob• Lindsay is now employed at � _ �i( ton of National Grocers, 'addressed .ing on. Tuesday night. in the Gaited the propert }• of - . i the unh• !t'spitpl .en-ice in their lot- Ghapman's store; sad Bohn Fallaise _ ,.; the RoL'ary Club on the subject of Cr�,srch• here, on "Iris ", � • �'RAtiK J. I'itOt SE - • • attty and doing c =• un _a puh'ic basin .Pan• time ak Red and White. - _.. ,�.,� ' ac to s nt some -rdme Mr. Gerald Cowan, -a member of F�'itchen stove, 1leCtax•S Quebec•, ,',- � �'ithoiit dis:•xi ,ina�ion and without attending a funetsun .this week, - • . ��t • gam• • Ii -• 8 Pe during the past vriater in Florida, 'the Pickering Esgriety, gave $brief _..��_, with high shelf and reservoir; tirnfit ". •'Thi:: is only- juctise if tho�� the )editor �••as asked "teas it farm - _ . - ... t ; :such of his time •vi as spent wsth the reeled of his recent trip to. Florida . Classic kitchen cabrnet M•ith na-k =tn�:l1_rt'�'.'r�_Cs_'�= �t3tB� �Le�4 are .tom ! al, ar treat - }aur vwn clothes ".» _ T___ _ __�, Sasate a-sd vegetable . g��� =:xa p = =d �- stawed a tea films taken by him ,tiAish; Beatty electric GO cycle v�ash- I+ave nn)•thing. lixe adeclua ?e hospital { �lrs. J. B. Hare Laid To Beat - ' • a proceassng people, and much of his a:t his trip. - i er, .with tub bP -tch; 3 -piece bedtr,c,m iaemices and abr,ra aI1 arF to attract i ,;�' address consisted of t2se passing on ' Mir Grace VGhite, i'ickering. e;ave suite mahogany ,finish; Safilecs , to then;selvea 4ufiiciPpz • competent I The funeral took place on Monday _ _ ��� .,; information .gained during those ' severaS piano .numbers and the bliss- ` sp:Linga; r:dd dresser and wzssah.tand. � Physicians and sur>rvrtns to meet of this week of the sate Mrs. J. B. -.. - � �"' `ew weekis. Occupied as he is, the, es Harriett and Martrarrrt McCiuer. ' their needy ", a + a v a color' and Sate at, 1.00 , :• Terns L:arh ' .t..Mr, CrPrghton's. 'sccticiati+tn'B v';ixh�� Horn, ai?-Dutt�oar, ant, with service ,� � apeaier quotes also from a life time of ')�'oronto, rend, red oc) +rural c,.rF„nunitie� wncl t�ia' articntar { at St, G•ec?rge s ;nglican Chur -ch' � �� .'° experience in merchandising of duets. Thep were accompanied by � P here and interment in the cemetery. :,� :Dods, and points to Wheal, rice and lies. Henry Westney at the piano. , (�vt•r The Top , \t �1.�33.00 ; .Frrvir,> has, gi�•�n 'hihr ample tippr+ __ •••tgtnes as being in first place is '. - i- $y Green •River .Correspondent � tunit.• f�� �trr3•.• t.hN � •:,m,• and hA ��v' iangford, of Whitby, �officiat- - � •+�•� r _ r ;.�nna a as. consumed b • human rat- - 1:.adc ..rt ai,p�st ''lu tl,r LrKis azure ed. � ..� g } .Ontario Chapter U, E. S. Bold T''l.t late D1rs. .Horn, fornter�y of i. es ar peoples, with poiatces -occupy- ! Aanual Ias The First Itaptict Church, R:hite -, 'that will have the supl3�'of' those - ;� pectEon _ Picic�rinr ��•a, the eldest dauKh' er of :ag first iu these three. � die; went over 'tlie top' at their �f ua ts1, the rural areas_ � the ,fate Mr: and Mr3. W. G. Hans. - � . � �" , The foreign iruita and vegetables � , ThanlmSering on Tuesday ni'Fht, �! Ontario Chapter,. Order ° of the ct, GrorQe'a R'omen'r Guild Invitees 'Site had been in pour heal fur t'Sat come into this country duri:ls I Eastern Star, tic. 2'_'7, Pickering held '`"•hen the sum of �1a33.00 was real- 111 To yoc:al E.eninR, April 11. � some yt•ars and her death fo � +,•d :he v�inter months' has interested I ized- This will finish the ne�c church _ 'their an-suak inspection on Monday � b`• September 1st. Praise God from •- a m�rre recent illness, - • y • tee most of us, and the supplycng bf• , e..ening, April «, in the Masonic Hall The members of the Wr,mest's Site 'is suurvived -by her husb�td, _;_ v�'th ere r'odu is , w'hnm all Blessings Flow. .,1s nation 't th P y here. - Guild are extandint: an incitation to -o:te sun, Clifford, of Torontt:, alai • the South, is an industry near the � 0 ^.e hundred and fift }- -ar inure � ;,F! mall ;hers and <iriends 'of St: two daughters, tide =ha and �:aoini', of .t' ,� wp i.-s volume and dollars. Over one (were iri atte:dance. Sister Mary Will- �•, a, F, Bowling Lea Rue.. Apr. •1, � li<eorge's C"hurc�t to a Social Even - Dutton,.and one •sitter and our bro- f: - �'" I rsillion cases 'of citrus juice have ; is, O, £. �• ttt$de her official visit. i . inr, o_r. �[��neiap, April 14, at 5.00 p 'then, Clara of the �uthe.tt �tatee, a . I come ir(to Canada from the ,rates I . Other. visitors to Ontario• Chapter ' . ' . .ton -Lost ' -'PtR. -� m• in.xhe• Marl Cress Rr,orrla and Char!ea, of F'nglehart, Ont. - ';,�: • i since iaat.I)ecember. Grape fruit, one I were frnm BirchclitP, Sunbeam, liar - I � � " - -- � Der•eas�d ��as in it�r �"nd yt•r,r,, - - - cf the bigger items goer through an Alley -rats 11 -7 17 � t'bnadian Fore�lera Plsn.:�ctive � - khan, ticarbor.+ Laurel, Deborah and To - .ra.erescing program of m$ke -read ppers 11► '8 i �� alL . ea. n . _. _ y I Ynrk Chapters• O. F;, �. •The D. ,h. Wir}�et.: � - !+ =- 9 : }4' !,. •_ B � go I�ettz� ,. . >f,.re being shipped. Picked train ' G. M1I., Plater \Tars Willie' ticas ,rat- - .. ` ' '. -•' � ." -- - t - �Ete `�f�idrehes -- � � � - ?a, ily -laden trees, slightly green 1 Hayseeds 6 -12 9 ! I-u;,� 1}u''iri� `:u. 1 ''�'. C.� O, F.. r .. ' ' ' 'sated wi-h a lu�•i�ly c>.:� }lie=n frun: the � G_ , •. tc-)• are' taken to the procussisg Led by Captain Jim 't1a�Kae n•ith the , I ' Ofi`icers and liembers of •Ontario hc.,i thc+ir re;^a1;u• mnntl,t }• meeting pichecirt�; 1 Wiled E•hur;h ' ' high deuble.� >t 1G1, the •cellar d��ell -': �ti.li.•;;: - 'a:.t.a .nearby; where the • are grad- Chapter: 13isfrr•shmr~ttc u•et••e t:ened - - , l:r�.:1: I >r)•attt. C. R., welet,m d - .;Reti. Ruh!, .t'. i;�, wlanri,. B..�. - - -; -- - i .u'v,t`din}, � to t uality, y ir,g lla �eedc drubbed, the ,r��• -ue- 1 - _ -�- __ - colour and , , y' � ti- ,f;nr_ Itr•ts. C, Fer�usot +, P• .C. lt. - Minister I srul a l,n�•C.} ttcn:nfi ��a;�.enjs� }•ed by leadity* .all,e cats fur .. ��in'rc th3= .� ar,.{ I'al 'l:ra�rrt• Tt; O.,'.,- <,f O•sha,t-a -� q - ' . _ ,• Ia11 dun<= mecttanit•ail} I, ,,:ash «:d 'j .,, _ � )' -_ :. - P , �•St \I).al', .ai IUI. 1": 1. 1, - =;: . i.:: tap and .µstet, the outer sue � � -.. v:eek. The T:,plre -s traunc•ed •tire high-. l.ai,d C• _Lnt•!:v•nt,d. i'. ('; !2, Orono. ill,n'0 .:. ut. = loads; tichuoi• :.' r'. -`.-. � `'r ' !1' tOUterl W1d�etR K'h0 were «-itho:lx '_� f'; riven a t�-as and Mater coatinfi � li, ti,rir a.3:lrt;,:u� t, =,th l.rna. L���h- 11.U0•a.' :�i. - ":d.i:ti3:,c; «'�rshii� - -��. .. .... Ni;he�i i'ruducin;; Jersey Cosy' In,• some of their• star hooters and Art � s parked i:1 bi >�es, in nt:ntbers of', �.K'�:Ari.::ud F.ar�;usi,n .tr,s�e'i th.� Her- ,acr:::''.e ^t of I.utd'a :vpP',i'. .• - � a Untar�o County . �tu„re d +dn't hFlp mattrrc� ar.)• �thc•n' ' ' 5 - � - ;� i :SIT, depending upan size, The - - _ � i'he bowled 8�i in the last �•ame. high , PS.ity uf' -.an ac'��i�'e and aggrc�8r.n•�• ;.OU p, nt. 1•:)•Prtina.bVot•chtip - ' • _ •: and possi -bly be>•.ter flavored' � ••:. :' - . ,.:ri�(•and auer>dance pr�rR•r'am, in + - � ��• . „stn` Erttit nr�•e: reach this cuantr}•, The•' Jerce)• sou• lleadu «•brook siug�e for the ladia,•_thic �.-eek was nrd ?r that 9!! mn�rl,erc t�•,,uld gain Choir practice at homt� of Ler.,!er _ �,.��'' ut g��, lar(Ceiy to .New �'vrk City. (liukFr) Fa�`�>>ite (;r,lden Ou•1 started •Gladys Bryant with• 1�, ", and f.rr t]t'e : �. +• , _ _ •- i' , t lactati�,n as a - 1-yuai`i�ld a•rd ,Heft, Frank lial'1 ��'ith a neat 2J0 to the .idlest e��tPn, t:reir duties a,id Fxida}• .c�-enin�. - "t+Au• o'cl :t k' . %✓ �� tr4nrc� are prepared and - :hipped' ,'1-,'i• la: � respan�iktilitie.S. Rru. Fee- �;-u,on also •. * *•+ _ - •... : -_ -� - -- " 'y��- niill:ed in 30:; days il,f,�li lbs. of milk ;Keep it up Frank and you 11 catch �'' r.;u,;11 the same manner, refriger- reported that a ba�s-ling tournament p{{icial 1?nard hleet.ing following•• _ - - - - '� `'•' 110 lbs. of butter fat testing 6,111 .p. !Doug. if he doesn't pull up his sox. held in nsha��'a and including mem- �'' , star or heated railK•ay cars„ being- � Co Dlunda }• e�•ening, 8.30 sharp. _ -,,.r . used in transportation, depending. on c. This is the highest record tttade by t'�•. - .. bar. duel lad'ec frnri Osha�ra, Piek- ,, • - ,�--' '.l:e season and weather. The orange. �I a- Jersey, cow in this neighborhood I _ -- - � erinl; a: ;d };A11'nlanvllP t�•as most -: -• � " •-•Dunbar:on l'nited t,hurcliy �` rurchased by us here today are front add Bokar Farms, Whitby, who own Fellowship Class Celebrate Seventh Fuccessftrl and concluded a very sus- � _ ('clossoms that appeared o :the trees this cow 1eceived, a Gold Medal. and Anniversary tearful bo�t•ling season in the •list- Rev. A. F., Hull ^y, B. A., B. D. _ I.Y; � '.art June. The orange in it's devei_ a Sih•er :Medal Certificate for this '• - .Minister _ `�' °r rict. �r�_ John l'OU'PT, V. C. l2. wa '� opment, appears green at fi1•st, then cow• (ro` -7den Owl.w *as milked by Jack � About one hundred persons, meat- in charge oi' "good and welfare" and - SL:�II)aY, :�FItiL 13; 194? - • '(, turning to the orange colour, but ':adman, _ _. bcrs and friends of the Good Fellow- his program was' hiohiy 'educational 9_d5 'Church School - ,��-`- � - `' -hip Class of the United ChprGh sat Mr. David Fantham, Supt. A:,<' Continued On Page S � sad instructive, Brn,� D. \. Lock- � • -• ; I � (.'lass in Public Speaking At East ! dt�wn to one of the most bountiful T1.1)0 - MnrninT Worship- . - _ - _ _ - ;� Commence ,A ril 1�. i add enerous- looking tables on Tues- wood obtained the highest marks of r ndx To P 3 Every member of the Church is :__�"'� i Woodla those -present � Brn. Braun - ••outlined' - Dunbsrton Young Pe>ople"a Qlnb � , ,.; day evening, when the Class celebra- the bal} plans for the summer. He urged to be present. . _ lllad to hear that j'ttr: Reel; is re- , led it's i th Anniversary in the base- stated 'that the Bowmanville sports , corerin from his recent illness. meat of the church, Mrs. Clifford committee were o anized and would Centennial United Cltare6 _ ;,- .� �. The Young Peoples Club, X17, of g ty Reynolds, President of the Class, rB ', �' il3ighisnd Creel � '. - :�'; :_' Dunbarto:l, had a fine time when ; ,The members •of the communi operate a flour team boys loop and & D. � they suet in the school on Friday, ' 1 arld o! the community' club are' to be -presided, with t7te Pastor, Rev. I. E, Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A., e four team ,girls loop, with 'the isinister April 4, at 5.00 p. m. These meet- � given' a demonstration of a motion Kennedy, as chairman. pri•ntary idea of providing healthy __ icture machine in the hall here in The program commenced with a - SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1947 ' ' _' I lugs are held .from - -na!w on in._ the' P recreation for alI. During ..the war•, _ . ` � �'� } Eridar �e�gs : a feav days. Watch and listen Por sing�orra with Mrs. Evans at the eagues could :lot be Buccessfullp op- l.lb - Afternoon Church Sc4�o1 ) homes on alternate s»rmunceinen'ta. Yom should be oa piano. RraE:ut6a ,.a.� 6.y�:: l.y i}'Lrs. �'-- H.-- Bruanwpn__;_sv "; � �•^� asd in v�� crated, but now it is time to rebuild 7.00 - Evenin Worship '' �` (Fridays £very one vrllo has been• hand for this one, - �� � ., $adgeraw and Mrs. Don. McCullough, ' in • the Oshawa and Pickerirtrd diet- B - � ' °' hostess to this company of clean up- A "Ford" pict>ti1t+e• is also" ,being Vocal sole by Mrs. Jackson and Ms. 'rids, He suggested a four team The Minister will conduct she service • • �;'�� I t o folks has had s good re- BPonsored by the ladies Don Hedges, Violin duets b Messrs $.90 •The Young Peoples Union _ _ ugh y � y n�en s League with 'Pickering and • .Under the auspices of the Com- Melcix Johnson' and Hugh Gregg, .Oshawa ro � �� � port about them and the Home. and . and Glaitar and vecal numbers + P peels supervised and giz- p;�erjng `►': to back th in moults Association a series of let- � ing an opportunity to all who wish Presbyterian Church, _ .� : r School are haPPS � g •' � tr, anticipate, H� •ataicd that the Rev. David Marshall, Minister any way that wiRl be helpful. Of •'�� °n Public. Speak,in will be con- Mrz3, Wilmot Hi'lh p 1947 , ' _ _ ducted on Monday, evenings, tom- • 'Mr• Kennedy introduced tke speak- Order• was in the possession of rev- SUNDAY, APRIL 18, course they are iYnancing their o�vn alenci:t oa Aprt'1 14, the final to be er Mr, W. C. Murkar, of Pickering, Q.00 • Su -tday School : , Qub, and eo far have done very well { g ! seal cups a>,d a play -oft a cotrid be , i cv-ith an average attendance., of forty ,given on M,ay 26. This Ceurse is open K•ho gave an interesting talk. on the .arranged with teams in the district 3'�` - church S� ..ce - s , • ' to eve one for 'a fee of 162.00, The history and early days of Pi¢lcering, : in the fall. in -this connection the c `young people, rangirra in ages from � ry ' � , . • :The Ladies' Aid - : • { 14 to 20. - � FTOC� So into community better -• tracing the history of this toarnship 'first oraniaatirin meetin will be ,• - nt roject. Frank J. Martin, R. R.' back to the year 1669 up to•the !Stet held Phr,rtly in p'reparati n for an The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter- •• � 7'he meeting oa Friday, ,April 11, ! P 2, Pickering will receive your entry of this century. - active season. it , io hoped that a inn Church will hold their n+ex�rea- � , u+ to be held at the horns of Mr. and a lication. This is an o rttltlit Mr, Keened revietced briefl ,the , ular meeting on Thursday, p °` Mee• Everett -Smith, Fairport Beach, j PP PItO Y y 3 ladies Softball League wiH operate � ' Dunbarton. - •�Co�p°ndent, rarely available to those of ua in activities of "the Clurb during the 1►ast in conjunction with the T. U. C. A. at 2.30 p. m• in the basement of•tbe ;� -�Sj': I thra district. seven years. , _„ �_ • _ _ � .. , �, , C:uh of 'Oshawa. -- Corr. ��►urch. • _ - � ''r �� - ,, +� ..1 ' :'1:'.: • ..axone ��:. —_._ - • -:. - - - - ' (CHRONICLES 0 ' - „..,.�. to Yrr�iuuw Y■ssle ; , , , T A B I/E TAI /KS LIL I If -T•UW aWl French ' Statesman GINGER FARM By Gwmdolins P. Clarke BORIZONTAL VERTICAL N A 10 Julcfs for Variety lrii cups cottage cheese _ 1 Pictured for- l Male Swan CLIFTON .A_ I % teaspoon onion juice Last week we were worrying mer French 2 Behold! T F' WEBS _ F The'hom: economists, Consum- %�+ cup mayonnaise __ — Soak gelatine in cold water. Heat ,about floods, this week we are hug -reg an_ 3 God of war n er Section, Dominion Department ° grog the hot air registers -and to- of Agriculture, suggest a few ways tomato juice with Worcestershire g pnd 4 Silkworm sauce, vinega• and salt to boiling morrow is April 1. Next week... Y of using apple and tomato juice, gelatine and P .10 Operatic solo 5 Number point. Add • oaked we who can tell about next week? in addition to serving them just :as 1� 11 Inquire 6 Feline stir until dissolved. Pour half the The most we can do is look at our during they come from the can. Man de- mixture into a lightly greased 13 Steal animals duri V�'orld ketch y. coal-bin and hope for the best. ” 14 Publishes - • y Rough lava War I 35 Airman licious moulded salads may be mould and allnw to %et until firm. • • s 16 Compasspoint 8 Employ 21 Made into law 46 Observes made by using tomato juice or In the meantime blend cottage Second Niece is staying with us 18 Part of "be" 9 Volumes `24 To one side ' 41 Pace apple juice in . the gelatine base. cheese,, onion juice and mayors- for along week -sad and I'm think- 19 Dane step 12 Bend -the knee 26 He was 42 Girl's name Furthermore, apple juice makes o aise until light and. fluffy. Season 20 Royal Italian 13 Genus of known as the 43 White frost delicious pudding sauce, its-tangy to taste. Spread over tomato jelly ing she may feel she has be.n given family name frogs "-- of 46 Child flavor making it a very acceptable to within 1-4 inch of the sides of a cold reception. And it's all on 22 Babylonian 14 Go by France" 48 Dutch partner for sweet pudd ;ngs. sccount of the coal' bins. Not be- deity 15 Plant part 31 Pause measure the mould. Pour re g half cause we cannot get coal but be- Mulled Apple Juice of the tomato ell ottheese 23 Draws closer 17 Auricles 32 Correct, 51 Bitter vetch jelly cause Partner wants to rebuild the 19 He was — 33 Verbal 51.Measure 1 juice . can ups) zed apple and let stand until, firm �.'"3vld 25 Penetrate juice (;1s cups) on crisp lettuce and garnish with . - = bias -and .how could he do that if 27 Onagers of France 34 Levantine 53 Near _ • , r P they were half full of coal? Posts /2 teaspoon cider vinegar mayonnaise• and esliced hard- 28 - +' So we are scratching up the resi- 291 am conta,) 1 Z 3 4 5 6 I7 8 1 t6 ,cloves cooked egg. Six serf rigs. due of the winter's supply, using :30 ia� Gum - p `111 I~ /teaspoon cinnamon = 1 teaspoon sugar. some Pocohontas, some cinders, Combine ingredients in order !Canadian? and a bit of wood. That, my 31 Wireless 13'14 I5 Ib I7 - friends is wh t we are doing from Stairs given. Eying to the boiling point 'i1''ar brides are being taught to a g '37 P�� „1' 1. and serve hot. choice and t�suit our own con- IS �z;;19 Zo ZI x cook typical Canadian dishes like r choice and very often when I a - `38 Eagles nest r 25 Z6 Jellied Cheese Tomato Salad Irish stew, French fried potatoes, _ - rY $0 Symbol for � ill 2 tablespoons gelatine chop suet'- and spaghetti. scratching away down in the cellar selenium 27 1� %, cup cold water - Brandon Sun. " i visualize the same condition in : • 40 Storm 1 20 -oz, can tomato juice England -but there it is from ne- ;43 Disencumber "" 30 1 • teaspooh Wo' rcestershire sauce - cessity. Thank heaven, for the sake 44 French article tablespoons vinegar.- ' of the folks over there, -that we 45 Powerful 31- 2 33 35 Salt to taste + oa Will P:nlor rraa ■s At can soon say "The' year's at the 47 l plosive i k 1 - The St. Be& - Hotel • spring „ "mow 49 Goddess of 3q = {I 42 tF3 _ Every Room with math The spring .England in the szo Diamond -Cut- y� �4b t'7 THE B 0 0 H S H E L F • shower age Telephone 3 a ri Narrow' count lanes; • sla=te, assn at►-- - hedgerows dotted with primroses tee's Cup G Double, odd. olai s and name- ; aid sr-•tet -tented x; its; ths-; �2 Mohammedan - �g0 it 2 _ • _ 64#1 t.s xtan * -� .13 woods fragrant and gloriously Col- 53 Skill r' i 27 - -__. Just Mary Stories Tel: HA. 4135 cured with a thick carpet of blue- 54 Covenants By .Mary E. Grannan - • bells, Lambs frisking in the pas- - ture; -cows lazily browsing along- ll side gently flowing rivers that wend - Here the,- are "The New Just ; their way through blue -green men- Mary. Stories," with new nonsense Ruu319 tu.acTtr'rt_1.1 down. Apple trees in bloom, in TEEN-TOWN T 0 P I C 5 new magic, but the same old rt,RNIPHED $1.50 up vivid shades of pink more like the i JUST- very Charm. Between • these covers you'll find all kinds peach blossom in ,Canada. By BARRY MURKAR That is England in Aril -and of adventures. and characters. g P We heard the other day of two messes. t•tu ask if Susie tts real or �'ou'If di corer' WHY O'CASEY I suppose -it is as natural fora BARKED . AT THE -MOON. 4 person knowing England to rtmem= teeners we know, who have started. fictitious. 'W el], that do you You'll laugh at the antics of THE ber it- "stow• that April's here" as out to cross Canada, and travel think? S.B. -Sorry about the- Pic- g 4 down thiou h the U.S. by means ture. A lot of people we know PRINCELY PIG. You'll thrill to 4 it is fora Canadian -born person 6 the hazards of, ADMIRAL •KIEL- - to associate Canada with the first, of the thumb. They had the urge would have a big 'laugh if they SOS You'll 'love little. KATE clean sncrav of early Rintez. - to see a little more of the country knew someone requested a picture - t . than the story books give out with, of us. You'd probably die laughin HAtiE1 who swept a goblin path HOTEL f1QETROPOLE «I g . NiIAG.ttRA FALLS - and have started hitch - hiking out 'to if you saw one. We neap get a -few or. Hallo-we en, - There's z story for t -- = Not but what Canada is aka 5lother'3 Day too , for Easter oPP, - c,1,R. ttTATatx lovely in the spring but titii�en B.C' They plan to work here and ^same day- some day that is. for "almtine's,' These stories -'t there along the way, and when -they ' spring lingers over -1on`g one is apt - ; R • suit every exson of -the year. j -. to remember other countries where have a few dollars will push on to We heard some nevus the other - And tliey're read iloudable, be !1 flowers may,, already be in bloom. the next place. That is a wonder- 14 day that didn't sotir.d too good, cause thei're radio. Excuse me , ..I've. got to do a ful rife if you can drop everything '4 and go. «'e hate always had the The editor told us to drop around Slary E. Grannan is a native of t bit more scratching in the coal bin and see what'was currently, topping Fredericton, keiv Brunswick. Be- i .I'rri -just about freezing, desire to get out and travel the the list on the local juke box. When fore joining the staff of the Cana- ' - Ah. 'oat's better - now, _ I'm hard way, -but as yet the desire dian Broadcasting Cor oration, 4 can only be satisfied with -weal we arrived there, the mar who p thawed out, we can, carry on. Miss Grannan taught school in her maybe some day. changes the - records was practically �* M - Partner and I are in the, fashion 1 inside the thing. He told us that native province, It is her =vide ex- these davc -we both have terrific _ • • pericnce with rbjldren -that gives �$ YYA Vol (here it comes) there. was quite ra colds. ' Bob had it first, and, like . her that -certain something that -A - sitar way to keep the dust off possiblity of the five cent recordO, _ the generous hot' he is. he brought la bein tad:en out and the 'dime children like. it home' and staare.d it with us. those records of yours is. to take a Play g New Just Mary Stories .. By - o piece of felt about two; :aches long, a'play supplemented. This. has not Mary E. Grannan . Thomas Al. slit it and place it over the arm of gone through yet and (etas pray ten, Limited ... Price $1.25. - Do you know, sometime if 1 -get yolrr player: As the arm rides the that it doesn't. A dime to hear "mad enouj;h. I• am liable to throw a record: the felt picks up alt that Phil Harris sing, "Woodman, Spare heavy book -end through two of our dust that otherwise ends up on the .-That Tree ", when we can play it at living -room windows. And the rea- needle We hear that there is- a home for nothing is. a little too ■ � son? ``Nell, from-where 1 am -sit-' _ varnish out now that can be used much. Hoagy - Carmickael records _ Pains tirtg 1 look through the three lower on records to cut down the wear. are hgving a big run at the moment. R e'umat' panes of one window and the mid- Ask about' it at your local' dealers. Tex Beneke is getting hfs share of die one, is fine but 06 other two • - �- the silver, too. The twinges-of rheumatic pains we quiddy r _•- " -- just about Put me cross-eyed. You — The gals may not Eke it, but a. relieved by the�ee of Parsdol. One tablet a see the middle pane fs comparatice� The recent release of the new dace, at else igour periods, atop- the Pain, ly new -1 think if 1 parati remember picture," "The Beginning of the newspaper survey says the men continued use helps to relieve cause of pan, ..o,. - ..rightly Boh 'pat a baseball through End", has ruined out to be a de= will. It seems that toeless shoes pwvAol does not disappoint:. ��e ` the old ' one -but the ' other two tided flop. The picture is -based an are going, out. Thank goodness. -_ - We never liked the took of toe ••,a,.,.•. IisadbaQ �, _ " 0(, _ have probably beeti on since 'the the story of the atomic bomb and nails anyway. i'ery few have any lstsblets,35cts. house was b'vilt, and that- is' a long. Hollywood apparently thought it beauty to them and when a dainty Economy size, �- long time ago. One pane makes the had something. One critic explains little foot is marred by z shoddy �. ' cross- on -the hydro poles look the lack of enthusiasm: people do __ ifi• tstt+tPt• i1.l0. double and the other gists every- not want to have to . think while toe nail -well, well ,just well. I thing a permanent ave. 11'}rich they are being entertained. They varnisfied an old pair of shoes the other day to bring up the dullness. • - just goes -to show- htnv the quality want to relax and let the, simple, It did and now they look like moo- ' • • • • • of manufactured !;lass., has im.prov -' the humorous and the tragte- nn- ed even in this decade. And that, in a -manner that a five-year- fold, ing footlights. of course, is-true of -so many things. old could understand. He also states - that people arc not .anxious to -know _.lttc to that 1 think we get a very much about the atomic 'much, better understanding of the bomb -maybe because of fear of the . - — •• - - - - -- - advaniagcs of the 'age in which we -'unknown. lire by reading books that carry us Anofher mess' in the way of a back- in detai!'to the 'day when the picture: is the current release of IVE GOT A • telephone was a novelty, bathrooms "Lady in the Lake" where the almost unheard of and medical', movie fan uses the camera_ for•eyes •i science unbelievably crude, and, is supposed to get the track I have just finished reading two . on the jaw, the blast, of a gun and Q ..t `such books�`The Man Miss Susie the kiss: The only trouble is, that Loved" and "Miss Susie Slagle." whin you look at the gun, you - 'r back-ground ), noun the • They have as the! c g d can imagine you are into a _ -- -_ founding of the famous Johns Ho g J Hop - tunnel; when the fist comes at you �kins University: it looks as though a wall was fall= • s * :.. ing, . and when those great big 10- FOR IT ! :, is f, The foregoing was written last foot wide lips sail up to you -well night -and then I went to brd.-But -- brother, that's where I came In. - ' + 'trot to sleep. I - took the worst • • s "Listen, miss'. All Canada knows tbarwotd. chills l ever remember. I stuck it. It's B- R- I -S-K!" out until ever then I wakened Part- In answer to a few letters we Ask your grocer today for brit,= tasting } have received:- Lipton's Tea. Pour yourself a cup of ner •and asked him if he would get Pleasure by using the tes that has brio S.M. -A February issue of Mac - 8ivoar ...never at .:. always so fresh, me a hot cup of tea. He got up j y lean's carried a full story on Betty x live! and sad n every p i „- a- while-while nag - liailcrbui _ y sfyi g that eve cu �r not with tea. It was hot whisky Anne Scott. Think you will find rates an encore. . t, E and water that he brought! i turned your answers there. Thanks for away in disgust, but there was no writing. G.F. -The subject you moving Partner. He st000 over me suggest we write on is too personal and made me drink the blame stuff, to appear in a column of this kind. II F'f °w Believe me I am ready to sign the We quite agree with all you say = ` -' pledge- any day. Imagine drinking and think something should be that by choice! But I must confess done about it. Separate lttter it did the trick. I was warm at last going-out to you. Thanks. B.L,- and eventually the fever broke. By Thanks heaps for the swell eom- _noon I was ” although just sitting_ . pliments. A lot of people seem to ' around. Tomorrow I expect to be as agree with you, and there will be = good as new, mpre items on Susie and 1 and our - too - - - e . .. . , �; - . -.,_ -. _ . _ - —mss' � -.., �.m- - � -_ .- "� ,....,.mss. - -- .. _ _ _ - �.. .�- � ..i. -.�« •�. f- . t��z, _ •RCan I � � - . — ohe Scligol Lm" Quick Spankin; By Anne Ashley SALARA� Where can be worse things than 'r Q. How, can I iron curtains satis- The Kingdom Established a quick spanking, quickly finished Ttr factorily? ?t Samuel 9:1 -2; lI: 12 -13; 15: 1, and not administered with' savagery? A. When ironing curtains, fold 22 -26, 34 -35. or, hatred, says the Chicago Daily the curtain lengthwise with the Golden Text; Blessed is the na- News. One worse thing is a sore selvage to the right, within about i tion whose God is the Lord. —Psalm and sulky parent, cherishing a long 5 an inch of the center, being• careful i 33:12, grudge against a child for some to keep the selvage straight. Un- slight misdemeanor, and inflicting JC A%- fold the curtain without stretching The kingdom w•as•the kingdom on the child a long sense of shame .�' the two inches in the center which of Israel, with its first king, Saul, and guilt. A light penalty, properly were omitted when the curtain was + standing head and shoulders above inflicted, soon over and done with folded. This will make the curtain i' the people, chosen to be their lead- does far less damage, even if- it look like new, there will be no fold er and acclaimed as all the people takes the form of a. swat with the in the center- 'and it wild hang per- shouted, "God save the King:" palm of the hand. fectly. It seemed an auspicious moment We do not recommend spanking. Q. How can 1 whiten clothes? in the life of Israel, but the ac- But far less do we recommend a _ -A. One method is to soak them counts, probably composed into the mean and sullen parent who gives __ __ over night in a solution of one book of i Samuel by a later hand, a child no chance to purge himself. - quart water to one teaspoonful of are somewhat conflicting. The of• his fault and forget it. cream of tartar. king is re�iresented as "God's - Q. How can l make a good solu- anointed," and Samuel is represent- tion for whitening the skin? ed as acting with amine authority SUPERFLUOUS HAIR A. Mix 2 tablespoonfuls of oat -' in anointing Saul. meal, tie- teaspoonful of powdered * a * Removed .Permanent) x.00 y _ c borax, and tf, -pint iosewater. Let But in 1 Samuel 10:19. Samuel a't'om race' arm" lees wub F9ash Halr • it stand for 2 or 3 days, then strain Remover. After t or 3 applications • ( y charges that'the demand of the peo hair will not crow back. Harmless -- ' )� well and add Asa -ounce of alcohol. ple for a king is a rejection of God. leaves skin sort and smnorh Price - 112.00 postpaid. Q. How can 1 easily remove the He predicts with realistic somber- /� white lining of an orange? ness the oppressions and extortions Kapex Products Dept, 15 GERALD RA`� B R O Wit A. The white lining of an orange that the establishment of a king Bel 22• station 0. tlontreai. Que. or grapefruit will come off with the will bring. Light is thrown on the 00A.a PtATrt104 skin if soaked in 'boling water for a words of Samuel by what happened tsr�orsts few minutes before peeling" a little rater, when the people re- 4 CHAPTM XI: McCate converse: witb shadow of 'agony, seeking to climb Q. How can 1 make the new belled 'against the o , atisi A4etaid• Blselow, Sha admits that the Bigelow stairs. tooth brush last longer? g oppressions of Abe Is worried about vaSho admit back. g Solomon, about to be reimposed by sroond, In Particular •Luca he will cmuroi The doorbell pealed sharply, a A. Soak it 'over night in salt his son, Rehoboam, and civil war .' Ve hose fortune as soon as he marries ring of sheer despair. water, to make it last longer and t� g rent the kingdom in twain, never to 'Veronica. Miss Bigelow and McCale, in a also to cleanse it. be reunited. � single movement, ran out of the — Why should there be so much CHAPTER XII drawing room. McCale reached the - Mburbing interest in the political history, and 1 "Yes and no. Miss Adelaide stairs first, tumbling down, them life of a numerically small people .,.tt,.w .t ....t __� two three at a ° ;-- T1.- h:11 aL— _ Traclarrs u, Nv,e,,- cnmiii — �/,�tjm- "•10y br - ^-- ringing now •trad;17• - .t v. a� oaaa6llca aura /loaf y y __at}sc- did set -br tar o are ttnarng tnetr tnougnts tL�:: ,,. tl A leeve in having money standing idle, though someone leaned heavily dwelling frequently on money these states? - -for always. He wrote a most against it, - . —. . * -- --- - - - - -- y peril days, remarks the Fort William .liar will." The butler, king, came out of the Times- journal. One of them gets -The answer is that the record Slit steadied herself, as' if giving back hall, a sour look on his face, $2,100 a year. - fn the past 12 is a part of the Bible, which has information on so private a matter But McCale was arready wrenching months five of big pupils have quit been truly called "God's Book for , required a supreme effort.. open the door. R light went up fn school for railroading and are mak- Man's Life." Nowhere in literature .q the halt as the startled man servant is there a record that in so cam- ten •« "I think he believed we would all pushed a button, Fora moment, ing ag high as $3,000 a year. The ° - efit eventually. I -1 believed he no one seemed to be there. ' The young fireman who 49 getting this paratively small a compass sets 'M counted on Veronica's marrying fi figure was none too bright as forth with such clearness and pre - 1MM11 t: O , someone whose back y g door gaped wide and black. Then, a s g g vision the incidents and causes is ground we all from around its edge, a bulky ob- a student. knew. You see, Sybil and 1 have to the rise and fall of nations and the jeer slid, slumped to its knees, � agree on 4'eronici s choice." lunged forward; then out; flat. conditions that make for welfare, stability, peace, strife, tragedy and Clnlada'a Most 4, d "Rather hard on Veronica, I Cuit Vallaincourt -turned his ex- decay, .y should say." quiPite head once, opened his agony Popular Juvenile Be' ok Moreover, it is in the life of a "4 "Oh, yes." She yas trying hard ized eyes once, mouthed a word *� eomplratively, primitive people • to captain it as she saw it. "But hr before he died, c „ ,. emerging to statehood on a com- , t thought— "Veronica, he muttered thickly V y paratively small..scale, that one can - The old voice rose now, an before his heart bubbled up into his y Wonderful Stories'- a Mme- ---__ observe more clean and accurate- ferical note in it. "He wished a throat. �"' ly than in a complex modern say It was then that Adelaide Bige• •man to have control of it. �'eroni- ciety the forces and laws that are BY :+ r low dropped down beside him, ens husband gains control of it to g p, at work and that have their effect �kl�� cradling his head its her Zz Her do with as he will." on welfare or disaster. tired old hands smoothed dark - r • silky curls. vut of his eyes. Of Ra�IO Falne ' 'Godl" McCale exploded. The "A doctor," Miss Bigelow gasped. Hanger -On :+ its grip, tc closed not jaws �t1i -spool of his brain turned swiftly in • . a _ - ;+ a convulsive unreeling. The plot it "The police," McCale acid curtly, s y $1.2S Postpaid if You ! ' a brought to mind left him numb— "But be may be dying —a doctor." on a victim, even though thelter- Ehe Attached Coupon I �. by its malevolence. I'm sorry," he loo3ted deep into mite's' head be severed from its Post Office Box -, ' "Why didn't you come to me be- her eyes, "but he is dead." bode ' ` lore ?" was all he could say. McCale A shudder ran over her thin 73 Adelaide W., Toronto', Ont. laughed harshly, frame. He stepped around the gro- • • • • • • • • _•.• , • • , •. •.. "Yow you are caught in a really tesque bundle at his feet and out Suffering t In return for enclosed monev �'_ .diabolical web. Too late to extri- of the door, He had been at the Kate yourselves without a scandal." upstairs window an instant after the order of $1.23, send to me Light fled from her old eyes as shot" But there were only two 723 pain? one copy of. inwardly she - contemplated such a humans in sight at that moment— THE NEW hing. He felt cruel and vicious and the woman in green, running across t _ hard, but at least rational, and was the park; and the shadowy person JUST MARY STORIES <' not quite -able to comprehend her in the gray raincoat, running away - lnstantine'�, -)attitude. from the crime] N A \I E ... He closed the door on the night, "1ti -e can still expose this fellow- sne -lad. It's quite thoughts which ee seethed th through his k" i4DDRESS possible that 1 g g ;�� fit. ��... can dig up something in a few wind. He barked 'an order to the - " ' slays.'" ;`�.. lm butler, necessary action taking over. town e�• sLL - u •:; posfble,': she murmured. his brain and body for the next few S 12 ONLY 2eiT DRYOiTOaO ISSUE 1i -1947 i+ + "Then why, in all justice to minutes. �� :.y _ yourself, did you cal} me in at all ?" "Leave the body just as it is," be wanted to know. he cautioned, adding, "a police re -a, "I think I wanted to be sure." quirement," for he saw a look of "Who introduced Curt VaIlain- dismay on ;Miss Bigelow's face. What a luxurious effect you can SWEETER hi court into this house ?" he asked. She was still sitting numb and cbtain with truly simple s tcheryl�e 'Bread But this query went unanswered, stricken, on the carpet beside the Spreads, bolsters —old or new --are :TA S T ! E R For an instant of bringing his body beautiful with this popular design. glance to focus on her, he saw' her McCale spoke briefly to the The Peacock brings coloF to bed - sway as if something outside had butler. "Get the police department rooms. Pattern 723; transfer of one `x struck' terror to her heart. txt the telephone, Wait a ,minute. motif 13 x 20 and four 2,V x 3% in, ' REC 1 F t s t s Call Devonshire 121° —line 103 - Send TWENTY -FIVE CENTS Put I *c. water in - - and ask for. Donlevy, chief of homo- in coins( stamps cannot be accept- >+ N A shot split the silence, forcing ride." P P - bread bowl, add 1 envelope �2 :. .: ed) for this pattern to The Needle- Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast ' a cry from her lips. He believed for one awful moment that some- craft Dept.,, room 421, 73 Adelaide and 1 tsp. sugar, stir, let stand one outside had shot Adelaide, McCale grasped Miss Bigelow 's St. Nest, Toronto. Print plainly 10 min. Scald 2 e: milk, add " <�'`` :`'' : {' :�', :•: �;;..;•�; , l.!a on expected de, half elbow in a reassuring grip. "We PATTERN N U \I B EA, our 5 tbs. ar, add S tsp. salt; p d to hear the shattered have less than six minutes at the NASfE and ADDRESS. y cool to lukewarm. Add to .. 's .. glass of a windowpane fall to the . most," he said, "before the depart- '`' P yeast with 1 c. water, add 6 c. -floor. In one leap, he was at her '' "� '• •� >''" ' ' • . • ..? ment, or at least' a squad car, will sifted flour, beat well. Add S side. She huddled against him .police come into this,, you will have be here. Where can we have a no care. Your clear tbs. melted shortening and 6 pointing out and down. > P P y Your home, : minute to- talk. Alone. very ripped -wide c. more sifted flour, or enough Y i One quick glance and the scene "The library," ur ve lives will be ri 'below r}'," she said, her voice open:" tamake easily handled dough. - ,,'' =: was, forever, photographed on Monger. ., Knead dough quickly and f! by -path of the. Common that bi- The library was directly back of 1 understand." Her face was lightly until smooth and etas. , •erred the hill bleak, the dining room where the gifts =i, *. * s ' tic. Place dough in greased She stopped running when she were on display. It was a large and Be went on* rapidly. "If 1 am = bowl,eover,setiawarmplace, reached it. For a moment, he comfortable room, fm from draft. Let rise until here when the police arrive, I will y thought he saw someone else some- She sat down in one of the chairs doubled in bulk. Punch dough 1 - be tied up for. hours maybe with "' *'.,• "' `. :: one in a gray raincoat' walking immediatel y, and �1cCale noticed y down is bowl; let rise again g y -the pieliminary investigation, If I steadily away into the fog. He could a slight squaring of her shoulders. until about YA as high as first am not, I can perhaps discover rise, When light, not tell whether it was a man or Her face turned up to his seemed divide into s; something before they do. I know 4 equal portions; a vtgman, for the gray of the coat old and tired, but quietly resigned ,Donlevy, Chief of Detectives, I can q shape aatO i. 0500 ve the figure into a mere She waited for him to speak, balls. Cover with cloth; 'let , ~�. blur. It only struck him as odd "I want your help," lie began, talk to him tomorrow. What I mast rest to to 15 min. Shape into a do is •get a head start. I want, for loaves; place is eased bread that the figure did not turn or falter "I'm going to be out of Here before instance, . to search Vallaincourt's � or come nearer. It just walked— the police arrive." pans. Cover, et rise until rooms. Where does —did he live? doubled in bulk about 1 hour. sedately was the only word —away. "Oh —but please —" 413 Fensroad —but what shall I ' There was something terrible in the He held v his hand. "You must Bake in 425 F. oven for 15 I • . • s unruffled walk, because direct] understand this. There tits tit• tell the police'",' min., then reduce heat to ' 't y y Tell them 1 left —that you do 373* F. Finish baking about ' across from it and below where some way 1' can lessen the publicity not know why " 30 min. longer. they peered out; something quite this case ie bound to stir tip, Don't : awful staggered, one hand to its think I mean to ob�iriio nv;tire "Yes' lie glanced at his wristwatch. .chest, the other groping. out blindly. I'm not that hind of ,Ictertive. hilt Two minutes to go, y It was a man, tall, wide, a dark you must underst;m'(k that once the iTO RE CONTIXUtD) , ' i . • , ., lei r. , i r - Classitied Advt's . Clabaified Advt. ltatea FU IN DIRECTOR (.ossotnation Storm Dooes'wd 4 ' Private• Ambulance $term flash Made to Order 20 words or leas, 26c.-if charted, 4 `35c. Over 20 words, le. per word i. Vh.5nt - Ma'rkaa:u JJW Asphalt Shingles - Roll Roofings Water Pressure Systems - $r AK i l 3 ; Z] , -',= 1 ; • — Asphalt Siding 350 gallons per hour, automatic, wall Boards etc complete with tank and all equip- _. _ , N. M. Gordon anent; 60 cycle, $139.50 delivered. Oatboard Motors All sixes, 1`1; fo h. p. various Claremont Locker Maple Leaf Fire makes, new 1947, from $79.50 NOW Garden Tractors Sy stem electric_ and -gas operated; Washing II�SUrallce o. machines, Power Lawnmowers Boats Btandard Size Locker ? 1.00 Yea, Write or Phone of all types and Canoes; Power. tools; Cutting Room and Cliiliizg Room Cheap Rates for Farm and Countrs Electric •and Kerosene operated re- Available Free To Customers - Building PI13KERING irigerator�; Rifles; Shot guns. Auto SOME- LOCKERS AVAILABLE Windstorm Insurance on Buildings �E�ELZ�`R� trailers; Radios of all types and Windmills; Silos etc. : hinds. i "I'AYLQR • LQYS T Automobile Insurance of All Kinds Mftws T SIR ransportation prepaid anywhere in WATCH and CLOCK Ontario. PHONE CLAREMONT' 19W w Ili , CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC AND BQ►wman & Rowe REPAIRING : HARDWARE - OrSHAWA _ — May is -_ - . - - - - - -- - ----- __- - -_ - -- -'� __ _ HILLSIDE CHICKS Bead The Pickering News EvEly ee Wk OLD HORSES WANTED immediate delivery. Some started 1' ~ DD I ► Heavy cockerels. Pallets. Variety of Campbell Midk Rauh Pais • 4 S1�YE&RMN� breeds, crosses. Canada Approved; t•n breeders pallosnm tested 100 P. c. Notioie UV �a $15.00 AT YOUR FARM :Novelties live delivery guaranteed. Don't get All work tally guaranteed caught in spring rush, ask for spec- CARPENTERING PHONE AGINCOURT 18J22 ' tai price list, and order now. Home CEMENTING COLLECT Wen PLUMBING - . % : and overseas market will take all - For Pickup Canadian poultry- keepers ROOFIN G ea5 prod- 1 u iwi ui : :.i�o : ::+r �� esiA� i insuw ni�usi ' -+ace. Agent r 1' Wo also sell Brantford ftoortft - ' GARR7 MILXS PICKERING .Nateriah, Empire Bathroom '1`ransportatioa Wanted-for High - - -- - -" School student from Brock Road Si stems, F�•atty Stable i ut'aY: �COuNf Store to Pickering. Phone Pick. 96 -- Equipment, and - Electric Brooder Stouts' J f R 18. Building Materials Chick FeedessTIt�I CX`lOJ1'.f` SOWS-for sale. Phone Robt. Hedge, J F• Pick. 23 R 2 laatee Free B -H Paints - 1`�ttamele �- work Guumatre t ti'ar-iishes; Removers, Brasher - r i FOR SALE over 1000 gallons of ssaorted paints, varnish. sealers, O Good lines of slielfware and 5 Water colours,. lacquers etc. 90c. per �. � . }"t 110 1 i ;� �*, general hardware gallon. Job lot only. Phone S. A. We do building of al] kinds Fair#sairn, R. R 2, Pickering. 104 AL VIN B U S"' HB Y f 1 R 2. Apr. 18 Phone Pickering 66J WANTED -- single man, experienced -- H4RDIVARE - - 'In simple, but rich de- �. milking machine, tractor, food wages sign, we can furnish and board. Appl Bokar Farm, No. Phone Pickeri-•rg 46 _- _ - enemoriats - that will 2 Highway, phone Whitby 850.. RQi \ �� . ©1 � = J please from sissy FOR SAIZ -30 Ughorn i.ew Hamp- `I"'Q �j �.2' "�` j standpoint. In dignity 'shire pallets, laying. J. Churchwasd, + + + 1 &P-% + of appearance our work j Valley Farm Road, Pickering. t - i'_ ..will stand on t through Tlt.� ti'�I'c , ,{ , TE:vDERS VItA'.tiTED the Ages. _� WANTED - transportation from i .. I '1' l3ixie Road, umbarton to °Yon and. 1" @ "No Greater Tribute" ad ge Additles• to the Rouge Hill School - College, arrive at 9.00, leave at 5.00. _ - - «Q ti �'� (i S. S. Na 3, west Pickering N. W. STAFFORD - y McPherson, 104 R 22. \ - I Highway Memorial FOR SALD -11 young pit to s, 6 wks. e plan may be seen at the office ,` yy ' - o:d, also 300 bushels :nixed grain. !'ha�ae 1881 _ n f Chester Woods, Richmo.td Str, i �, Ph; 462 Whitby Ont. good for seed. Roy Bro,, phone ; r,.ronti AD 6522 - Pick 58 it 12 Toronto, or at the home the Sec- 1 _ — Whitby 832- retary, Altona Road, Rouge Hilt. P. tic GRI:EVY _ . - Sealed tenders will be received i ` Accountant, Book - keeping a-id held in the sch:�l, ".liay ?.- -Gorr. hp the undersigned until 6.00 P. Income Tax I`iled m.,' April 22nd, 1947. bark the SO]C 868 h'eRS Pickering Among. First envel5ope "Tenders ".• :The lowestcor _. May 2 no tender necessarily accepted. ( �+ A� OPPC►RTC ti i 1' Chicago, �iarca ?.8. - As a ' mom- Fa re S Elena #or 1Fstabiished Rural 'it'a'kir D :strict ' orial to Paul P. Harris, Founder of J• '-�• Blackwell, Sec.-Treas. avai)able. If you are,aggress :ve. and Rotary. wirto passed affray in January R• R• ?, Pickering, Ontario Phones -Off Bice 38W, Rea. 3$J ' between the ages of 25 and 55 -•- i more than 6000 Rotary Clubs of the Master Chick Starter is Reliable have: or car. rec'i'te tcave! outfit, this + wood are raising a 23 million fund Cafeteria Poultry Mashes, Peat IS your opportunity to e"M estab' :i.ah- i for international student fellowships Moss, Shelf Maker . 76 cwt. red in s profitable busine,5s of your and for other activities to advance Order' your fenEe now. We' have m6wn. For fu:I pa.ti:•ulars %,,-.te today ; interrationad understanding, good { - 'PUBLIC IKOTIC£- a carload. = - 'to - the J. R Wa;k:ns Company, t will and peace. Oats, Barley, Wheat and Peas 'Dept.. 0 -P -16, 2177 Masson St. Mon. Atr.ong the first to tiiake a'100 Pickering Townahip Roads .Seed - Clover Seed No. 1, areal, Que percent contribution toward this Meadow Fescue, Braise, Kentucky CRGE:tiT -three adults wa -:t to rent special fund was the Rotary Club, of During the month of April, Com- Wood's Milking Machines and house with barn, acreage (3 to 10 Piclaeriag, Oat, Can._wFiich _,today, mereis►1 Moor Vehicles oge�-ated Coolers; •Lime, Fertiliser, acres) willing to do repairs and all delivered its cheque for $280 to'the over or upon Pickering Township Asphalt Shingles and Salk : decorating. Rent no object. Apply Rotary Headquarters in Chicago. The Roads, shall not be loaded in ex- _ - Box 587• Keys office. Object of buy- ; contribution was made on the •,bssii oleo of One -half the capacity Claremont, Out. Apr. 18 of 410 from each of the. Pickering registered with the Depaztment. > > B Ord S TM UEY ... �`h. re . . Steuffvilje Phone Stouilvilie 348 ASeturday Metinee at 2 P. X Doors Open Back Night AN L30 FRIDAY - SA'!`QRliAT APRIL 11 and 12 A bilene Town Randolph Scott and Ann Dy —_ LITTLE IODM MONDAY - TUESDAY APRIL' 14 and 15 Gallant' Bess ie Marsbali T'hotnyeon Goo. To 4 t WEDNESDAY _ 'MU1VWAY i APUM 16 and 17 The House I live; Brea,cfast In Hollywood ' • 4 Toni Breneman Bonita Grant Universal Mews Bought and Sold.- ' �} C {�� �I/�Y11333� — ed and pressed like new. Cwq large stock of idgh clew ri overcoats and pants. Also a g1 stock of new lcather coats t windbreakers, and gents' fumf tngs. at very reasonable prices. 4 w and be con Tiaeei& San Schwartz n Bond Suftet W40L oshawsr 1, WANTED I DEAD HORSES AND CATIlJ For Fres Pkiap PJ owl PICKERNG .... .. . . ....... . PICKFTtING.. .. .. 98 A PICK.ERiNG .. .. .. .. BHOOKLIN .. .... . t CLAREM'ONT .. .. .. .. 9 S AGINidOURT .. .. .. .. .. .. We Pay The Phone Chargers GORDON YOUNG LTD Toronto — Phone: Ad. SW - SAL4E REGISTER _ _ •; _b members. 'Each Fellowship will be fora Y eT, PICIiERIYG TLVP. COUNCIL ; .jMcLellen's year's grad4ate study and the aver Roy Ward, Road Supt. : Friday, April 2a-aktion sale of 20 age grant will be $2000, and is to be Brougham Out. � E M ENT SERVICE STATIC: ihorses, all broken and quiet; �� some horseq made withauth discrimination as to race or creed, IMPERIAL 61L PRODUC good wagon and 16 r springer cows, and farm i:r.plerietas• ; ` • she f F. J. Clernens yard ' � c Dr. P• W. J. 'LOOS �' WORK , Tiie'Repairs - Grease and O Batteries for Sale -. Chargi • - property p Chas. Luke. Sale at Luke's, a hall Greenwood CELLARS FOUNDATIONS - Tires For Sale -'smile east of Raglan. Ted Jackson, VETERINARY SURGEON STABLE ON PHONE: PtcKC.AING IIR3. _ auctioneer. � r. 13. _ ey ... Inia t conducted a lovely _. : P16KE8I �G PHONE 150 ANYTHING IN CEMENT WOUK -., P t C K E R 1 N G- .. Dumbarton Home and School Assoc- - E..ster service on Sunday morning to � a large rnnaregation. I � Open 6.30 A. M. To 10.b0 I' The meeting -)f Dl..n- ; *�[iss Doreen Pegg,. Toronto teach - 1719 sty fF spent Easter week end with KAISER K a7 ■ Greenwood monthly tl e 'barton Home and Schco'. a: Gexia-.on took place in the school on W.dnes- her girl friend in New York City-. M. and Mrs. Percy Middleton of •ELECTRI'�. (� �r�enK�ood Ont - p p� 1�11� day, April 2, at 4.00 p. m. and quite BiAffalo spent the holiday with his ', "e _ PICK. 7 $ !1 a number of anembe: s and st5adcm *s fa;1i1 - here, are l,leased to know ;Hoare and Barn �,lr :n >< •DONE fr1STER FEEDS and I : :.lucre Present. that Mr. Win. Middleton is quite well IiSTI11fATE$ GIVEN __ SUN RAY FEE - After the usual business of the agsin• Quality Drugs All Western Grains meeting a few games were entered "' The Idisses Beatrice and Elva Mc- Mc- CC``�� ��• � � �n For Cho n Chop g1' • into 14ith no flack c,f enthusia::n un- ' Lea 1 are , s etidin P g Easter Week at JZ. `if ai.!¢ t r �.;' '� Accurate Dispensing ,Pheine Pickering 7 R 81 der the leadership of Mrs, Li ;tlef _ rd tbeir home here, Veterinary Remedies , and Mrs.' Cobb. Mr. Phillips thrcw I mie Y- P. U. met -on Sunday or " ' � Jic�Caun 1st. " , x Belishle Pilots Finishing A. J. MORDEN and 8014 ery ting and education• -..,,!some v interesting - 'al pictures on the screen by use of etiinra at the home of Mr. and De t8. Milton Pegg with the usual good at- g , PHONE PICK. 124 Complete Cosmetic Lice • the rojector, and then a social half i? tendance, - ' � � • STORE HOURS - WM. IVICF._`41CII' itour was spent over a good cup of Mr. and Ins. Ken Webb spent Easter Sunday in Hamilton. Mr. A µMother Parker's" Winner ; Week Da Days - 8.80 A. '![. - ! P. IL � +, r �r,W,:. >dlA LEH t� and cooldes etc. M--s. Vallee. u and : ll m Watson performed the duties and . BfM Webb an nicely settled in their A daughter of Johnson Paudash, � Sunday - 12.30 P. M. - 6 P. iIL p'(�(ggAy p� usually done nicely by our • 'Mal Greenwood home. We welcome thew wF 1- known Indian gentleman of our J. R. i'tl +ate ♦ieholanae - Convener bits. McDonald, who had -'been Al with the flu for a few days.' here. Mr.. Silt °x � ut Easter week -end his Lowe hers- nei,;hborhood, was a lucky winner of a cash prize of $160 on the ''Mother y�f - B Da ' N1ght We trust all the home - makers and at Parker" broadcast, last week. in pdd. ;Phm 'Phone Pick. friends of the district will keep in i mi"d the Annual Meeting of the , Mrs. Ste; �!► Psuscoe, �; With lier tiros er h'�s s� loon to becoming on© of th -e one ' aI whom is to receive a Dodge car. THE REXALL $TORE `. . Pickering. 4llt� o . Horns and School liseocisNon to be to know she is stow quite wv{. � � iP'Bi011tIC PICT - � . .. • ' � mow+ i . . -..� '�Yss.6i�ra„�.- .. l.N'e...:._ Y,., •'°' !..y;,,. -3 .,,..- - .., _aae�:.. b— a_a,a - :,• ... ,,. ' ' -. - � _ .- .,,� . . ... .. . .... ..... .. . _. Thankoffering Supper at the First Highland- Creel _ L _ - i ' µ --� Saphst- Church, Wiutevale on- Tees -- i,+ K W�l a �Ie v, .1GLAREM ONT day evening of this week. (Dy Mrs. Geo. 13s11�):. :, .ter Mrs. Cook and her group of the ' The Women's Institute will hold : +" G. G. I. T. Sunda evening was rather wind their regular meetin on April 16 Mr. and Mrs. HarGon, of Toronto, � girls gave a sacred can- Y g y g p spent the week -end with Mrs. Cook. Hamlin, of Toronto '-normal School. tats at the Union Sunday School on but it blew a fair crowd ' into the at the home of Mrs. G. Hamlin. Word Mr and Mrs. Floyd Coates, of Tor- Sorry to report Mrs. Ban'ay on ! Sunday last, they also gave it-at the church for Easter Sunday services. for Roll Call - "A House - cleaning onto, spent the' week -end with Mrs. the sick list. She is with her daugh- Whitevale United Church in the ev- There was room for more but every- Hint or Garden Item "; also an art- , John Coates. ter Mrs. Good, of Toronto. a one was ha nSrrg• ppy to see such a good icle for enclosure in the Box for K Mr, and Mrs. Waker, of Toronto, Mies' I, Bate -has been quite ill. The death took place at Brierbush attendance, and it is our hope it Britain. A program will consist of r� were with Mrs. Gleason over Sunday. Her niece Mrs. Hanley, of Stratford Hospital on April 1st, of Elsie May, will continue now that we can expect music, and the topic is "Agricul- Mr. James Reynolds of Toronto is with her at present. beloved wife of Ernest Beelby. She better weather conditions.. The mein- ture '. Mr. B. Warder of the Village went the week -end at the home of The synrpa :hy �n•.rr u; i, -� leaves to mourn, her husband, one bers were very happy to receive Joan will deliver an address describing ` his parents hem s to Mrs. A. Gray said Mr. F ('daughter (Mrs. Hodgson), four sons: Morrish and Bill LeGros into the some of his work with his 32 types Mrs. Forsyth and Viola are spend- Carter on the loss of a dear sister, 1 Murray, Kenrith, Orval Clarence. church fellowship by profession of of pigeons. He also' expects to bring � ing a few days with friends in Aur- Sirs. E. Beelby, of Green River. � The sympathy of the community goes fhith and will look forward to see- , some pigeons for display. All are •'ora. _ 3 Mr. and Mrs, Schilnik, Toronto, out to the family. Ing them regularly and wish them urged to come and help make thin Miss Helen Norton, Toronto, was visited with Mr., and Mrs„ Ramsay Mr, E. Crossland has purchased every .happiness in this new step in meeting the success the Institute de- gat her home over the holiday. ; on SandaY" the farm on the 7th concession be- their'Chriatisii lives, hoping they Will serves, <1 t Mr. and Mrs: Ivan Ellicott an i `� d��anagi� t�lllr�and,_Mrs E. J- Wil- continue to grow as Christ did in Mrs. N. Randall visit- ed_h�•�iaugh - -__ Toron t Easter with Dr. N. F. :hild spent the holiday week -end f son who are having a sale on the wisdom andstature and in favor with ter Mrs. W. Helm and family at and mmmomunson. with the Randall Ellicott family, 16th of April. God and man. Stratford, and while there attended +' Mr, an Mss C. Topper, Locust 'Sacrament of the Lord's Supper The church will be busy this week the Confirmation at St, James' of her -•" Hill, and 'Mr. and Mrs. David Scott, was observed in St. John's Church . with the W. M. S. meeting Thursday grandaughter, Doreen. 4 of Oshawa, spent the week -end with on, Easter Sunday. Mr. Kennedy afternoon, and the Choir Concert on -•fair. and Mrst eorge Scott- brought 's Wonderful Easter Mess- 1 Audley Thursday evening. Then the Manag- � dLr. and Mrs, Craig Murkar, Ajax, age to A,-large congregation. Next It is beginning to look like spring ers are meeting on Friday night, so • ,Dumbarton + and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Booth of - Sunday his, message will be based on k again in Audle but we will remer i- there should be plenty of news for Newcastle, spent the week -end with "Why' do men follow Christ ? ". Su-s- � ber the snow banks of '47. next week. Mr. and Mr's. J. Mills had friends � Mrs. Bacm L. day School at 1.30 p, m., Church Won- We have no further news on the Mr. Clemente Sr. suffered a small from Ottawa fast week. Messrs Jesse and Edmund �Yarden ship at 2.30. Quite a number attend- meeting under the auspices o! the W. heart attack last week and has to ! Mr, and Mrs. A. Annie Ottwa and ,a Af { Toronto spent the week -end at ed the service on Good Friday in the take to bed for a few Weeks. He i A. for the Cancer Society: of Can- Mies E. Annie, of Toronto, spent the � their homes here. church._ is et present with his son - Charles, ! Ada, but will try to have it next Easter week -end at the home of theft 0. Miss Gloria Beverley, of Toronto -'-•�^ here. _ week so everyone may know just parents here. spent Easter with her people here. what it will be, The date is Wednes- " 6 School will re -open again next Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Mr, Wan, Dickinson celebrated his Green River Monday, and it is to be ho day, April 23. 4 85th birthday ast Wednesday. We _ pad that Clarence Hall on the birth of a son. Lois Graham will soon be " Y •- we will have a steady, punctual, un- We are sorry to hear Miss •Evelyn ,,� off'e'r congratulations -ale is still Among those who attended the broken attendance for the rest of i_'g again, this time going to Guelph Westgate is not in the beat of health, • as a delegate from Unionville Jun- a goi-lg strong• 35th wedding anniversary of Mr. and j the school year. also Mrs. A. Gourlie and Mrs. Mack- Mss Kathleen Beelby,. Toronto Mrs, Gordon Lehman, of Markham, I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walker, of Port for Farmers, t� the Ontario :Confer- i ie. We hope they will soon be feel- f i on rnursdya of Laid wCek writ: M. ! e wen ecen, Cute on April 20 t� 22_ y try 6,Lv,t5 +sc. l.ea ict� u►ucli orzler. Locals home for the— holiday also s�M,s , Mr. AM Mrs. A. __rents' s.,,.,..e s.__• � .���,lfs_ and Lillian Rate -.will be showinx some , - 44 of ottaw&, included, Miss Doris Dolphin, Miss Michell, Mr, and MrslJ A. Nigl.s- ; Ron remained for a few days at the of her ski 1 on Monday eve-ung at called on the E. J. Annis' on their ' Junior Farmers, when she gives w EilBers Cooper, Miss Betty M+cCsli- - wander, ':41r. and Mrs. Roy Seebeck � old home. � a return trip from Florida, a the Morley and Bfastead boys, Demnnstratiop of a facial and a um, Y 9s+ and daughters Lois and Donna. Frank Wo:snacott spent Sunday in " The sympathy of the Community a Ray Hill, "Mic" McLeod, Miss Dar- On Friday of last week the Youxig j Toronto with friends, manicure . _ is extended to Mr. H. Bles• in the " nth Hawkle and Don Hiaan• Nest Sunday, the Pastoral R,ela- N y y g- People of the First Baptist Church, The Community Club will meet on lions Committee hopes to have Mr passing of his mother after a short + Miss Betty Pretty, Toronto spent Whitevale, and of the Baptist Church i Monday' evening, April 14, at Gras- ee a . illness. " ithe holiday at her home here• here, resented their sacred cantata. mere Farm, in their regular month- side Kennedy from a rural charge out- r Mr, and lifts. V. Wright and Miss The Y. P. presidnt, Mr. E. -Crossland ' ly meeting. President Bill Winter an- side of Sault Ste. Marie, preach for u Fmrnces, of Toronto, spent Good ft- was chairman of the evenink. Mrs. nounces that there are to be two a cat1. Mr, Kennedy expected to be Have you looked at the date on 4 day the home of Mrs: Loaners• in Toronto this week an dthe Con' - the label on the u 114 y at. J C., Sinclair, Markham. directed and alters for !ex minutes each on Peer right hand ,4 Bern, -on Saturday, April fir, to Mr• accompanied at the piano. Mrs. the subject of "Hospitalization" now mittee is asking him to preach; it corner of this paper - -how's the 16 n and lyre Randolph Cruthers (nee Ee- may be he will only be able ti+ -make dated -is, it due ? ?. ? ? Y 10 Hann, Markham, and Mrs. Forsyth' becoming a live topic with many q µerr soloists and . Rev. A. J. and families. Francis Willson will also it at Dunbart"n in the mining, but letyn Tweedie), a daughter, at Brier.- _ !bush Hospital, Stouliville. ylxs• Hes3, readers; Misa Ruth Hut- be present and deliver his priie- we do hope to be able to hear him in Dance At 14 Born, on Sunday, April 6, 2947, at things a sacred leading. Several winning address. There will be evening here. This is the first of 1 :Brierbush Hospital. Stcuf1villo, to others took part and helped to make plenty of community •singing. and 4 or three selected for possible Claremont -'� Mr. and Mrs. Bud Norton (nee. Edna a- very successful evening. President business for future assemblies of the men to till the post being left by 1+ _ Taylor), a daughter. Mr. Holley next month. '4 y gh Crossland and Mrs. Crossland a-sd Club. E4- eryone, whether a member Fri. Apr.' I I � Mrs. James Caner is confined to bliss ' Hutchings, bulit the scenery, of the Club .or not, is welcome to be C , **x bed with the flu. A number from here atte:ded the present. 'Admission 85e. ! • - f 1� ` .�...� r„atti.,tls Killed _µ'hen _ - -- --- - - - - _ Struck iBy Car, Saturday Uxbridge,, formerly of •. ' 'Fred �. 3e„ - "Claremont, was killed instant ►p last ' • ':'. _ • - - - . JJ h .Y+ *Saturday night, when struck by a , res:• Walking along the road, Just west of Uxbridge„ he was struck by i + a car driven by two young rre:t . of _ ul Uxbridge. The funeral was held on What Does A Bank Mean To You, Thursday from the Uxbridge Bap- $ist Church, with interment in the ; Claremont Union Cemeery. Mr, Lee - - ••'"� _, is the last sun- ivin;g member of ltis : �lamily, a son of the late Mr. and !Mrs• Thomas Lee, Pickering Town- v� - ' _ F 1 Store Town- 45 He was in his 57th year. - - - A i n an C i al C7areesent Women's InattArte meeting of the Won'- 'Ilse monthly g len'R Institute will be held at the 7, • !home of 'bars. Fra-ilc Loys+t, on Wed- needay, April 16, at 2•30 p. M. Roll call :i-.. - My Phvrrste Vegetable". ' ' •:, i Johnson - "Tice Mre. J - - Top is "Value of Farm Records and Co-opera general store - provides the facili ties lives". Report s of Standing Comm- Election of Officers. Exchange ' ittees. Et • . �` - of Vegetables and Fl ower Seeds - : =to buy 'a lot of different things' in the same place. isach C4mmi!tee+—Mr•s. R. Morgan, -.,' .. Mrs, D. Da son, sirs. Burnell and You .care do the same in a bank in financial matterd. You can cash Miss E. Evans.. Mrs, W m, Pyatt a>}d baby, of Lea- d cheque, pay a bill, open a current account, deposit -aide, spent the past week with her - = g or ' , J your savings, get, a personal or commercial loans ps,renta 111x. end sirs', F. Loy st - - - Mr. and hire. Arthur I,oyst and Y 'can obtain bank money orders, ou — _ Craig, of T -veed, visited . at the F. Lo�•st home cvtr the 'rolit:•lty _ Mr. and Mrs. Car' 1)opking a�sd travellers' cheques, Foreign exchange and �'t,�,rc�iO '43 : �". „ �1 C.a!lene, of Tkrtrdas en3 Mr. and Mrs, .Bruce -Douglas and baby of other bank services. The Canadian Bank of, - week-znd w-ihh Air. and Mrs. Gnat Taylor. k -r - - � • � 1 ; � _ _ Commerce offers you courteous, friendly sanice ,�•� p V�n uA�/g in all of more than 500 branches. _ - - Miss I'Iore::ce McWhirter was e • �_ - - _ -- — -►' #teak -end visitor with Miss Ruth J . Gillman. Mr. and Mrs. Beach spent Sunday i with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Willson -and family.. -' N'1 'Mr, W. Sadler spent Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Devitt He sang a - Wlo atrch eer�ce. CAN,�D�AH BANK of COMWERC, � :r Mrs. M. Annie has returned from .. �' ... _ a visit with !far people at Honey- dale. Miss, D. Harlock and Miss B. Ham Pickerin • ' Branch - N. R. Shortreed, Manager Uton are, spending the East•+r H101- � • . *k7 s with her people here. Miss • Wilkinson is spending the week in Toronto. After the holiday she wit# • 'be waisted for a wept b! Ilitiss ``�` '•... ''oJ;;' +..' w, �, A,.. �t_a :ae�• ,: ' "� :. �,' :.Yt Ji -:.`. �., �e ^racy ^...a .c q'..^ w• -u��- ':a�'.y -W s "- - raising faada for their church at- by; the Poultry and Egg National be used to buy more chicks to help JUST ST U4 I tion. One suggested or n- Marie Antoinette , gaaiza ga Board Chicago, with assistance him finance a course in poultry �. feint a class is glove making. - Slick Cluck of 1947 from U n i v e r s a 1- International husbandry, ' _ ��,r•J+{ Irony "Do you really think that's ?acres- Studio, which has made a picture Marie Antoinette 11, s barred about an egg, IPasted To ` A woman got on a bus and took g Gerber the only empty seat, next to a �' at our age?" asked an old Plymouth Rock from Sheridan, Marie Antoinette is owned by Mother had baked a two -Iayer harmless-looking eveller. Soon lady in the rear, Wyo., was named the United ' g States' most beautiful hen, in a Roger Jensen, cr 11-year -old who cake for Daddy's birthday., Aged. - she opened a map of Manchuria "What-glove making:" asked lives on a 1_0 -acre farm and takes y' • g and began to study it. ceremony conducted with much Three, telling a neighbor about it, ga the other. care of 'pretty Marie and 37 of her " , The reveller gazed at the map fanfare and a rriovie tie -up. sisters. said: We have two cakes for for a while and finally addressed Oh, 1 thought �ou said love The contest, to select •'Miss Daddy and we are going to pasta the woman in an interested tone: staking." Slick Chick of 1947;' was arranged Roger said that the $500 would them together with icing." "Sure you're on the right bus:" he asked - - A lady who had ordered ice from - - 1 a new ice man heard the familiar ring of the dumb waiter the next �aornmg_- She-seized -the rope -a^ began to pull but found the effort . C5 . unusually taxing. Nevertheless. - thinking the ice man had gone, she _ bent all her energies to, the task -IDIPORTANT .:GOVERNMENT and pulled away until the dumb waiter rose to the kitchen level: _ ■ r Then there appeared, not only the _ cake- of ice, but a small boy sitting lespectiong' r i c e ontrol : op top of it. "Young man," demanded the housewi: e, "why did you make ' me The following is a convenient summary of Board Order No. 711— published for pull you all the way up here'?" 0 the guidance and protection of Canadian consumers. It does not give the full "'Because," explained the young- legal text. For full details, of the law reference should be made to the Order. Ater with a smile, "1 thought the ice might be too heavy for you to �. Q -get into the icebox, and f carne up 1 1 ' to help .you with it l" Ont the Waiting Lis: Summa Of "1 can't promise you anything," said the' automobile saksman to i - - - - - -- GOODS AND SERVICES REMAINING SUBJECT TO MAXIMUM PRICE REGUiATIONS = - ----- the disgrutulcu custom. ; -;vh� al d1v door on tnc way vat. f effective , - -- "What did he want:" asked the 1 -- - - ` •.dealer. 1 "Oh, he wanted to know if he FOODS breakers made wholly or CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS • Sewing, embroidry and ero• chiefly of leather. chet yarns, threads and Boas couldn't turn in the 1946 model 1 • All flours, dour mixes and' • Men's, youths' and boy *' • Lumber of all kinds. of any of the yarns and which he hasn't received, for a 1947 meals. suits or paste made wholly a Millwork such as doors,' tiaeada referrer, to awe, model" t b Yeast. or chiefly of cotton or rayon. �, ae. stairs + • Bobbiaet, dreg end curtain - • Bread, bread rolls, and bake- • Men's, youths' and boys' sates. r nets and netting. 1Both in the Eye t r' prod'u�' furnishings as follows: • Plywood and veneers. • glace y yarns, fabrics and "Last week a rain of sand got 1 • fit++ except those wain- blouses; collars; pyjamas; a Pre-cut lumber products de- webbing. ; 8 pletely covered with choc- >ht•: underwear, other signed for use in residential • Elides and skins franc animals into my wife's eye and she had elate. than that made wholly of or farm buildings, but not of a type ordinarily pro. - to ego to the doctor. It cost me + * Processed cereals, cooked os woo!• dressing gowns. other includingfnnypse- fabricated eessed for use as a leather. uncooked, Including break- than' thaw made wholly of buildings. • Leathers and synthetic Imth- , 1 fast cereals, macaroni ver- • board and • "That's nothing. Last a eel afar - 1 • all -wool fabric; shirts. is Gype� i� er of all Idnds. coat got into my wife's eye and it I micelle, spaghetti, noodles d ?port shirts other lath• + SbeepakiashearlirttS , trtaned, cost me $500." -- -_ - - -J and crier alimentary paste than those made wholly of *Wallboards and building but not further proeered products w en's, misses'. girls', • stn iron soil pipe � coloured an the flesh side an- than - .. -. -Not Too -old To Learn - -...� : Rice, + excepting " cchhi hen's and infants' gar- �+ga- • - A group of elderly women .were 1 1 • Shelled corn. but not in. meats of an kinds (but not a Nail. discussing ways and means of dudint popping tort - including- (a) garments - MP AND PAPER g • Dned peas, soya beans. dried j beans except lima beans and fabric. (b) raincoats. o all-Wool ) AGRICULTURAL MACHI ERY, • Wastepaper. KIDNffAC� i • Starch- henna jaelreb and windbreaker. IMPLEMENTS, EQU1PMENT AND • Wood p est dissolving when made wholly or SUPPLE (b)) "alpha" grades of bieich- j •Sugar. ergs? carne syrups► � of leather corn a s ed Sat Practically all items of farm 1 syrups >g Pape sugar tea. s y Pba W Women's. colas ,girls and (e .. .. r R t.. = rj • Edi molasses. low dseldes. bib. ha t� : Tag see ng� i and :. ( � groD undwood and u�l. tillage bleached sulphift 101111117 Melia sesw assns b gel a seed A' • TT wee. coffee content- - neckwear. collars. cuffs and - - its and plows. sold for manufacture serif's rest Tbey tare asd bee- -blames it 1 rates. • Knitted wear for either Sex baying machinery, - of nit. cc �i - dye fill or lr•iaaaa � �r i • Malt. aoalt extract, malt ons, , dairy machines and + Newsprint pat, APL +'� 1 as follows: u dergarments, b>a machinery. actors, wag' �t a" do M" 1i doy hd Sad - ' 1 • � pepper and white pep• of wool circular knits hosiery a9wp�t, sprayers and sold by manufacturer there- bwarlda stay is do systsss d ehrid per, and substitutes contain. of e m m m r or rayon, dusters. of. _ area! dtaa (des If 1'aa dss't rest and I ing black or white pepper. a Work clothing. including » Articles of barn and barn- • Paper board used In the rat sui w Dadias IGiss! P� Dodds I • Butter. - - alp for either sex, when -- yard equipment ' = manufacture of solid fibre or IYy drs�s as diet you esa net 1 �+ Casein. made wholly or chiefly of • Ineubaton. braodwrs. pot:!- corrugated shipping cases6 lister --real kd bdiK. 114 • Cheddar cheese, processed cotton or leather. try feeding and watering • Hoxboard of 1 - 1 cheese and cream cheese. a Uniforms for either set. equipment. board. except forfor wrapping 1 1 • Concentrated milk products a Gloves, gauntlets and mitts !a Stationary gas engines. newsprint hr of an kimis. a Harness and harness hard- �n paper making F • Ice cream. - - - - wholly or chiefly off co Corr ware. newsprint Cores. 1 A • Salad artd cooking oils. those de- Barbed wire and other ferrc- �. � si leather, except in wire and fences. sigma! as specialized sports g CONTAINERS AND PACKAGING _ 1 •Fresh apples - 1946 crop. equipment or for specialized Binder twine. MATERIALS - 1 • Raisins, currants, primes, industrial uses. » Wheelbarrows. 1 �' %► s -- 9 dried dates, dehydrated ap- a Brassieres, foundation gar- a Feeds and feed products of •Containers„ packaging and f 1 merits, but not including all kinds except horse meat, wrapping devices of a type - t • Tomatoes. tomato sauce. surgical �a pet foods, straw, clam shell used for the sale or Shipment- - You can't feel your best if your 1 tomato paste, tomato pulp, a Diapers and diaper supports and poultry grit. s f products, when made from 1 tomato puree, tomato cat- a Fertilisers of all kinds, but a textile fabric and including - kidneys aren't working normally. I sup, chili Sauce, whin in not if-,io Pitts help gin relief from 1 including humus, much, hags, cases, envelopes, fold-- I Backache, Rheumatic Pain and I hermetically scald cans or HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER ` • manure, sphagnum moss or ers and sacks. ocher s nine of sluggish kid- 1 glass at moss.. - " net's- symptoms druggist slug ash Pills j e Canned pork and beans. TEXTILES 'a Gopher pnons. . canned spaghetti and canned r Textile products as follows, a Seed beans and seed s. on a satisfaction -or- money -bade Ixa SERVICES basis. Get a package .today I mo• when made wholly or chiefly ;e Grains as follows:-- wheat; . Ia I • Canned corn, canned peas, >� cotton. or rayon: bath barley: oats; flaxseed; buck- - .,a Trap p rft their merit. 1 canned beans excluding the mats. bedspreads, blankets wheat; rapeseed; Transportation ed of there and e Iwrseblamiets, cur- sunflower aerviees associated therewith. IterAw size, 40 Pft l : 'lima aril red kidney vane- xcept 'seed; grain acreeninga • Warehousing; dry storage of = IEc.a•atrda•,a0lias I ties tains, dish cloths, dish towels, general merchandise and I 1 a Canned apricots, canned drapes, face clouts, ltmehehn household goods other than (!e tb. U.S.A. at/ J•►Gnro Pilb) 1 .- .- I _ - 1 peaches, canned pear, can- sets, napkins, pillow cases, RAW AND PROCESSED ewes ingapparel;coldstorage, 1 1 peaches, cherries, canned plums.. silence cloths,' table MATERIALS : including rental of lockers - 1 • Fruits and vegetables. in the cloths, throw -oven toilet and ancillary services such two preceding items when seat covers. towels, wash +Basic iron and stew! acts = as processing charges is cold 1 { + s cloths, window blinds, win- — and alloys, . including pig - 1 - •hazer and sold in consumer - storage plants 1 1 :.size. packages dow shades. iron, cast iron; scrap, ingots, . Supplying of meals orrefresh- 1 �+ 1 .9 Floor rugs and mats chiefly ` bars, plate, •rods and wire. 1 HEMORRHOIDS 1 Jams, jellies, marmalades. - menu for consumption ha _ of cotton.• . � Primary, secondary and fob- the seller's premises. the 1, 1 e Meat and meat products, ricated mill forms of the supplying of beverages (ex- 1' 2 Spacial Remedies not including game, pet following non - ferrous meta7l 1 - - :foods, and certain varieties DOMESTIC FUELS and their alloys: copper, —Sept alcoholic beverages) by. �. . by the Makers of Maces OIntmem 1 -of cooked and canned meats. lead, tin and zinc. p�tyors of meals or re- 1 Mecca Pile Remedy Na 1 is for Protrudint t • Sausage casings, animal and +Coal, coke and bricaiseEtes; resitments; the supplying of 1 1 wag g until A lbth, 194'. i All rats and oils, including 1 bleeding Piles, and is .old in Tube with pi P� meals with sleeping accom- ,tor internal application. Price 7be. Mecca rk 1 artificial• Vitamin A oils, of animal, tmodation f �a combined i )fteaaedy No 2 is for Ea ternai Itching Piles. eotid a Live, dressed and canned vegetable of marine origins (n Jar, and is for external use only, Price boo; 1 • poultry (but not including HOUSEHOLD .EQUIPMENT AND but not including refined me- charge; but not including the I _ Drder by number from Yow D: uCgis;. I turkeys, geese or ducks, live, supplying of meals, refresh I' SUPPLIES didnal cod liver oil. 1 dread or processed; poultry �- •Glue stock, glues and adhes -, refresh- merits or sleeping accom- 1 spreads, poultry stews and v Furnaces, fire -Place heaters ives of animal origin. " modation by an employer to _ 1 u! in or a and other heating equipment a his employcres, directly or 1 poultry Pastry Pi P Starches. through a servant or agent. - 1 crust). - except Portable electric heat- • Fibres, raw or. processed •Canned salmon, canned sea err follows: cotton, hemp, jute, • The packing or packaging or I '. Itrout, canned pilchards of, "i 0 Jacket heaters and i other sisal, all synthetic fibres and any other manufacturing pro- i 1 the 1946 earlier cks. " water heating equipment. teas in respect of any goods 4 •Sea and sea compounds. tt Varna andeRutr ads ofgor con- i • Edible annrnal and vegetable P P suubject to maximum prices, 1 ! when performed on a custom i 1 fats including lards and taining any of the fibres list. l _ 1 ' 1 ".'shortenings. '. • MOTOR VEHICLE ACCESSORIES ed above or commission basis. ► / 0 F brics, over lZ inches in 1 CLOTHING - • Pneumatic tires and tubes width whether knitted or USED GOODS when sold for the purpose of woven of, or containing any ,1 - ;• Men's, youths' and boys' -or as original equipment on - ; of the yarns and threads re- • Used bags and used bagging � v 1 coats, jackets and wind- agricultural machinery. = ferred to above. and baling material. a y• Any material shown above processed for incorporation into, or any fabricated ecmponent part of any of the above ,r ■v.rr goods is subject to maximum prices. i r- ` " ` ' si0 REN PNIWPS'- ' �- — ` -" Also any set which contains an article referred to above is subject to maximum prices even though the remainder I cv% 0% pt rJ1Ca[ of the set consists of articles not referred to. t *OIL DONALD GORDON, Chairman: 1►C v Wartime Prices and Trade Board. 1 *OIL THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD - y' - / T • 41 �- �- - - ..r' - - . _Y';] . it -, ,. . " - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING , - _:rt ' SPOTS OF SPURTS -4J _. AGENTS 11'"T1M BABY CHICie run BALK LIGHTNING ROD DEALERS ALL TOP NOTCH chicks are ltvely. No. 1 QALORE BARLEl, il, :o per . . .. ... 87 FRANK !LAWN HARRIS . . We slow have a complete ■cock or all healthy, fast Crowing, fast - feathering, bushel. Baas tree. W. J. F. Bell. ("A Si:b£t Critic ") Llshtnlsli Rod lQatarials *a -hand and can b� producing birds. Start your 1947 see- KSpl7en. Ont. _ _ supply immediate delivery. Why not write son right for bit profits. Order Top notch HANDLES, new steel ammunition box After one Of the current Stanley the regular season. When they tad enquire about A dealership for Your chicks now. Then you'll be sure to bays, Y 8 �! the kind of chicks ItAu want when you dandles Meal for trulC dozes, bushels. tsezltouyt our equipment is tite beat on trap doors etc. loc Pair,' newton a - . Cup playdown affairs, a Toronto suddenly try to change over to toe .the market and our prices most reason- want them, We have all the chose wanted Campbell Co.. Hamilton. Oat, paper revived the ancient a about real thin the boys don't know • tbW. The B. Phillips Co. Ltd., 300 Nails .broods carefully selected and 'culled. You gag g, Y , 8L. Totronto. get only strong, healthy, livable birds. AB HEAVY DUTY 14" band saws retail, ITS. there having been two entirely how to play it, nor do the falls are approved chicks from pullorum tested Dealers write for discounts. West End different games the previous even- know how to appreciate. Perhaps -' - �BY CBJCK8 breeders of high production and live• Engineering, corner Cannon and Huahwn . , pp p bility. Why take a chance on quality when Sta., Hamilton. Ont. ing -the one that took place on the its just as well that the foot- shuff. . SUSSEX X, HAMPS FOR it costs no more to buy from a long estab. ice, and the one that went out over ling; ironic hand - clippings and - lished hatchery of Droved reliability? For 1 HAVE FOR SALE INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS years. more and more poultry raisers have' roil pulverizer. 244 Letz roughage will _ the air, And' while it is rather hard cries for "Action" don't Cottle over . -• ' 'KAY delivery. book Your order to-day at been teaming that 1t pays to rely an Top and Little Wonder draining machine, 'alt to judge these things, unless you the microphone. ' the following prices Unsexed Chicks 13c; Notch send for informative tree cats- as good as new, Walter McPherson. Route have a split y • t ersonalit and leave a e .is Pullets $22,00. Cox 9c; Leghorn X HamDa6 locus today. Also started chicks two and ., Dundalk, Ont. P P •' - - three weeks old. Top Notch Chickerles, half of it at home, or car • one of naseud lac: Pullets lac: Cox. $c. Pull- LIUITED quantity available pediareea 17 !n amateur hockey circles we _ __ GueIp11, []marl^ iG ,, - gadgets -so -that y _ 3..,: Gov't Approved - Stock-- 1'Y.oa -- -Par 7+�irbra'- rabvm- PhtmP■ Angora - il, ortable radio can't help noticing a growing re- Moil k1Z ca on delivery. Rabbitry. 116 Monkland Boulevard. Saint g RELIABLE CHICKS Laurent, Quebec. you can both listen and hatch, it sentment in smaller Ontario cent- BONN3 CHICK HATCHERY Bred-to-Lay Barred Rocks i12.a0. Pits. would seem highly probable that cis at Navin MAKE your bicycle a motor -bike. Wb!zzes g to act more or leas sae, elmlra, Ont. $_4.00. E.C.N. Leghorn $12.00. Pits. those who'take their hocks b ear g p g- partners for $24.50 Whits Giants $16 60 as hatched L PS horse power bicycle motor, COmDlets Y Y as St00 es and 5 arriip . 43OVERN'MENT APPROVED C h.i c k s. - with gas tank. . All fittings and controls are getting far more thrills out of � r : BR $12,00. New °Ramps $14.00. ?Its the 'big shots'. �i a talked recently ' Hatching Rggs. Leghorn. Rock Ramp• $138.50 wteb lnsrructtoni oi• $150.00 coin- cock Hybrids. Day Old. Started. Sherin. $24 -00. Immediate delivery day or week pletely Installed, Rah J. Watson. 257 . these playoffs t b a n those who with a man 'who has long been a old: Buy from a hatqberg that has served dais Farms• Woodbridge. Cont. wellington Street. London. Ontario. st- actually Sit them in arson. - . the poultry raiser tof over 25 rear., Sant P ,real friend to amateur hockey, and ALWAYS a better buy-that's Tweddle fled customers keep You In business Mll- tidal Motorcycle Headquarters for West- chicks, We have been in business for Iers,Chick Hatchery. Fergus. Ont. ern Ontario. f e + who confessed -Ahat he i3 getting • 32 years because our customers are well PREMIER straw6eriY' plants.' Kellogg; ti�rhlCh i "s just another Hay of more than a little fed -up. "A bunch , -- 1!` satisfied. They order Tweddle chicks year air In and Senator Dunlops. All sorted. - Of nS have backed a local junior 14/ after year. And most of them have learned lOC HURONDALE CHICKS 1�C plants tvrtte for prices. James' Van Saying that the hockey hardest to --- that It Pays to order early. An order now Pure Sussex. Sussex a Ramps. Rock x !leer. Collingw•ood, Ontario. team'for years," he said. "We do - ' '- mass you will be sure to have the, breed Hamas• Barred Rocks and New Hani get tickets for is, as a rule, the it because ice like to watch hockey, • ' of chicks you want' when you want them. , mixed •shirks I' -c, outlet■ 24c. Leghoms. RHUBARB ROOTS' FOR SALE hardest to match: You have to We also guarantee you against price change Rock z Leghorn;. Sussex x Lechorns, and Canada Red Developed by the late G. le. Stick in your Own thrills' and ex -and to give the kids of the neighbor- I - �' . give full advantage of the lowest Leghorn z Hampr, mixed ch!eka 1:c. Chipman. One of the beet var!etles. ,hood a chance to show what they 4 price whether prices rise or fall. Tweddle pullets 24c, All breeders double bloodtest. Stems dark red clear to the heart. Slakes citement whereas, taken Via the Khicks are all selected and approved from - ed and banded Backed by pedigreed foan• the soreetest, finest flavored. beautiful ether route, the announcers do it can do. And of course there s Proven pullorum tested stock. They are dat!on stock. Slant customers report- red sauce for dessert, pies or shortcakes. {Or oil. This 15 b always the dIeani Of dectlOping i bpi producers strong. Healthy. Dig Best Chicks 1 Ever Haa." Price each voce per loo or over a5c each, Y Y no means a championship outfit, like in• the days money- makers. We have the following cure - .STARTED CHICKS AND per I,000 or over site eacb plus sh'pplux criticism Of !base SniCfOphUtle- . - _ -- breeds to. choose from: White Leghorps. charges. Please advise earliest shipping maestros, whose first duty to their • when Barite, Stratford, and other , 1. Black Nfaorcas. Anconas. Brown Leg- PULLETS date .t E. Garland. Elgin ants. Ontario. smaller places would come through horns. Barred Rocks. White Rocks. New 2 weeks old add 4c. a weeks old ad-] tea. sponsors is to keep' listeners from , 1. Hampshirite. Rhode Inland Reds, white 4 weeks old add Iwc. a weeho old add 20c. REGISTERED cocker avan!els, sold black On top." . WYandoLUS. Light Sussex. Black Austra- 6 weeks old 60c each rnr Chia week and Bomber: dam•Daw of Ch. ,Kappa, son of Switching dials and LuL11n$ -In 80rne '* * -- µ male and females. Sire Ch. Buckabum good hot program of- chamber- ... . lorpo.'Jsrsey White Gents, also 1_ crow next only, g P B _ breeds. Prepare now to make thin year a 4c urprise, whelped Jan. 1S.• 1947. write music: but it is a rather funny ex- fin all -the excitement over the 'big profit year, for you. Writs today for HEAVY COCKERELS Sc 6c for particulars to M ixi, M. McBr.de. Fen- erieuce to come home after a Grand -National Sweepstakes, we our interesting tree catalogue. Also two Seat Type New Ramps- 4c, other heavy wick. Ont., P pea ttby'es -week Pte .carted check. inn �- Dreads 6s. Assorted Heavy Cockerels 4c. ,.,R� --__ _ draa¢v affair tike- fog• instance. the llave� been - ta•ondering lust• how - - week up to laying pullets. '1'tveddt• Chick - z wae_1`x_" r a`-- .,- ...,.. . -' v t- ill _ - Hatcheries Lfmlted, Fergus, Ontario. ref Dr!c,s nor this week and next only. - pups. from bench and •1•!1 tr•s:l w:n- Opening game Of the Toronto• Wing stra!n. Wm. Talte. 369 :ork, King. . Detroit series, and hear- the folks lessly waited to -find out whether _ 'W .: - OVERHATCH CHICKS 9a tat, one, or not they 'drew a horse' might 4 BEST CHICKS IN 4!Y YEARS Pun" chn:ce of Drc•a or breeds r, Geary - say, "Gee, that must have been a - -. - _ Toe. that is w:iat all nainbow Check STRAWBERRY PLANS, Dunlap G en. - hone O£ a ame." _ or light Dreela Hen's your thane. to have `spared- themselves a lot of man'. Thousand $19.00 Premier. ,Sam- Y g _sus ease. and loss of glee Or, to burara a» saying when they buy Rainbow get good chicks ch-op. 100 o live delivery plebuater $13,00 prepaid. Order early. e ■ • P P ,Chicka All breeder■ are 100 per cent tree guaranteed. $1.00 per 100 deposit. Or- Cast+ Earl Bowen tail. Ole. Ont, tit it more .loss what tram pullorum. Order your chicks now der from and- enclo -u this ad or send p y, percent - _,direct from this ad and not be dlalappon,nP for Prtes• L! at. SERVICABLE HOLSTEIN Show Butt.. Of Course it is by n0 nlea:lS a age of those carefully- cherished - -. ed. Tom Barn= Legborns. 112.00 pet 100. HURONDALE CHICK Sire -,by Emperor out of high record I new. thing for playoff • hockey- tickets were the real thing? After - ]Pultate $24 00 Barred Rock Nixed $i2 00 Pathfinder dam' .Also nine !mocha ca'f. judged SOltiv On iLS nl{ritS aS i R g Per 160. Pullets 121 00 Whits Roca M'zed HATCHERY Dams quallded 1.1ord P Ferrier. taikin with a entleman who , ..- - . $15.00 per 100. Pullets 126.00. Brown Leg- London, Ont. _ P•rth. Ono. game, and tossing the -gold and shonld be ia'a fair position tohnow. horn aft :ed $14.00 we' 100, Pullets $9s ao. glory invoiced out ilia tvindoW -to we have come to the conclusion [shorn -Rock Mixed 112,00 per 100 Put. TARPAULINS lets $23.00. Red -Rock Hybrid 112,00 per ,'. BABY CHICKS AND sljrdr Drown ar khatti Duck wate�pro•ded' be somewhat tame. Any time you that a great many of us have-been • " . "Its. Pallets uts antee i00 Per cent live a 1 cock- STARTED CHICKS i o ono u�tt,h I roves. malall weights h LeeWrit get two rival teams playing them dreaming of winning a life of ease to , ieo Your station. 61.00 down, beI&no* Our Dr:ee■ for Baby Chicks n^ t Started , 77 Wellington St W.. Tarawa close to their chests, and taking no by means of chunks of paper that " - C.O D. Rainbow Hatchery Chatham, Osl- Chicks will surprise you, Ali Chicks from UnnecesSait' chances, the h1fi17- • ' .... 4azto _- __ _ Dlood- tested ask.. -_ Carleton_ H,_.�n_ -- _ _ -�-R£S never Wcre closer to Ireland than. Britann,a Heteltts. Cont. ws.are overstocked at the Pro it of good - It,,ht -_A-r _Ua,&k.Ad_ Ike 'few and far jet us say, the city of Montreat - - 11i20AY! COCi►YdiEL9 $5,00 per 100, -used trade -in tires (guaranteed to be in I between. But it is even more - - d Hollywood lechern pullets $24 bit per ELECTRICAL BROODERS nceI ent sbapel. _- _4 Soo. sues.: and Red Buxom pullets $90 (to, noticeable nowadays Wheel. they Barred Rock. N.H. Red and legroc' and SIEDIVII use, Delivered rnr only $19 $5. - 600 E to 13.00 S F E . - redram bybrld pullets. 420 00. Big Husky saving Tau 39 00, !trite now for portico- play What is frankly admitted, to be Lars (:ordon's Poultry Equipment. Duti. AI', orders shipped C.( D RPCand equ:y, • jguarantead to Uw edged from btrwd- went for vulcan!zing Truck and Farm entertainment - hockey - featuring . • - • , s. ' teeted pullorum free bear Chicks r: red dalk, Ontario, Tractor Tires BEACON TIRE corner recede speed and, still more Jpeed . . by 230 -390 egg male■ with hlgb egg queen and York Sts, HAStILTON, Ont. $Nolen your BOOKe and CA%TI . records for past 10 generations. Thtir DYEING AND CL}:.t,NING ONTARtO'S MOST SIODF-IIN - for the first Six months• or so of tram FIRE and THIEVES. We - Inherited afro laying ability' added to their EQCIPPED TYRE SHOP beer a sI■e'ard type of Safe, or - extra health and vigor. make them the . HAVE YOU anrtbmg needs dyeing or - Dvslt+s Wanted Cabluet. for u7 purpose. Fldt ,. " ' ►lggela chick bargain for 1947 write cleaniag' Write to w for information. we . ° P'HOTIRMAPHY . era. or write rev prir000, ate„ to ' tar pricellat or order direct from this ad are glad to answer your questions Do. TOILETS Dept N We can ship twice each week during Dartment H. Parker'a Dye Works L!mIted. Toor Summer Cot•.agea etc. Cat be 6sed REPRINTS Sc EACH n - April, Many and Juna. Big Rock Farm. 701 Tongs Street, Toronto. Ontario. w-th or without rvrin,ag water, C'tsatic 'sC \D IEV,f-/.'$►Rn of. Tt4 t16e iT FA J.��.�Ai �D� Li M ITEQ _ _ . '31111& Rocpes. Cont, 1, :tan ration, Ltd.. Dundaa. ant. = _ 4 x a +n Felder Hanoi - T'+DRONTo SAFE WORKS CATCH up on the season with some`of our FARSIS FOB SALE N.IiBDAEBDING Any Brae Bolt -6 or $ Exmsuns wen started two and three week•otJ non - FUR g,tLSi -t00 srrea or. cov•tts road. 1 D- vrlanrtt and Printed ^Sc = •- somed, pullet or cockerel, chicks. We have mile from Smttbv,ile 23 from Hamilton LEARN Hairdressing the P.obertsoti m. F.ntargemrn{i, trti _ ; 9" t5tic Riiver, IVs r.Pont at. F. Terosto a good choice of pure breeds and cross School on farm, 2'a acres wheat. 90 plowed, thud.• trtformation on request regardng Walnut or ®!,gilt t1tt�� D -?it tt�tstlsra T:atabllsYtd IS= breeds to choose from: Also older pullets 1 10 bush. Excellent bul[Wngs. E!ectr•ncity, classes. Robertson's Hairdressing Arad; rolorr4794c weeks to laying, Pend for special prier gas, telephone. Water; on tap, All live. _ MY. 187 Avenue Road Toronto, - We make orluts and entarxemerits from l Jost, Tweddle' Chick Hatchertee Limltdd. stock and equipment included. Immediate prints of lost netat tee. - r _ - _ . : y'sexus. Ontario, Poasewlan, Twelve Thousand Terms. AP HELP WANTED- - DEPT. $I. � HJ�N�Q � (vOi 1 • �Q t ply to 1M•lbottrne Hlsrset, n, H. \o. I. $I,_.v or for mizeI farm for euna�,.r, STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE �+ COLLARS _ _ Y BREED COCKERELS amttDv.n. one _ _ _ ,,'*t* #- : - AVVIY- �•i . t,�_ apolt Special ous Prices kl day ofd and start• Dtr�ta■ twit, BOt I'M rOST OFFICE A. TORONTO 1+krOilr9 Attention - Consult ed. Thousands weekly. Assorted h.a.y FUR BALE y POtlr Rearlltf Harness Shop :: breed cox 6e. Overhatch Assorted clticl.s WoXAN to cook 'at Tourist Lodas from w ' . lot Also 2 -3 week old cockerels, Nerd ATTENTION FARatIERS early May to October 13-th Stars age. FILMS DEVELOPED about btseo Harness Suppli4� for Special Price Ltst, Lakeview Pouliry FOR BALE- Tractor Tires, mane of rob experience and' weeks Writs A, We sell our goods only th oueb - and Ponied. is Roll. ; , '; foal lvcaf Staco Le�tber Irarm, Exeter, Ontario. ber, suitable for bolting on steel wheels R'. droll. BsPt'ne Ontario. - • $05,00 each, rear wheels: 17,60 each, front •- RepfintS. SC Each .. 1 iiPDiCAL SPECIAL (;Pods defier. The Roods ors 1 ORDER chicks for April-May r Immediate doiate = wheats. When ordnring star. diameter and !1$llt. and g0 ash Oltr prtCeH now. we have some for tmmeL.S. de- 'width o.' wheel National Rubber Co. Ltd.. NATURkyy� HELP- D,xon's Aemr,ly for COMET foldlna ctimeru, toil 127 size, r{f N H . in New Hampshlres. L. S. X 6 Wiltshire Ave.. Toronto. Ont, Rhruagattc Pains. Nearius. Thou %Anits guaranteed. $3 95: with leather shoulder e, manufacture In out foe• - N,H , Black AnaratgrPS Also started .- eocliel ls, and a .few started pullets. Dray prals.na it, Munro'■ Drug store. -835 t;i- carrs'ini$ caer. $11 45'. eb,pried postpaid. toriep - Harness. Horse Col. '- - . Hatchery, 230 John N. Hamilton. Ont, AMERICAN SEPARATORS . tin, ottawa. Pnotpa'd $1,00, ,COMET PHOTO SERVICE lars, Sweat Pads, Horsal Riau- '- . and miik•re Hili quality at Ww•eat Box 4. Postal Station D. Tnrontn $fetal, and Leather TTavel�tt1� RMa PULLETS barred per 1.N. Order prices. Power sprayers for orchard, whits POST'S ECZEMA SALVE - - - -- - - -. -- Goods, Insist On Staeo Brand May edicts now, barred rock, \.H. Red, washing or Painting• American Separator Banish the torment of dry eczema rashes ,µANTED _ Suseetr and hybrid Pallet■ $20,00 Per 100. Sales, , oderlch. Ontarm, and weeping skin troubles Post's Eczema Trade Marled Goods, and jr,u ` Hollywood learhom Pallets. $:4.00, heavy Salve w:ll not d,eaDt »tot rot WANTED -Alt .si of dressed ponttry. -fit antiefarNnrt btado erly by - :eockerets $5.00 per,100. Big Husky 1!vabte - - 13&AY:TIFVL Sea Shell ices for cut sP itching, acal fig. burning eczema. ache, - Top prices for top birds Joseph Cooper c�.•�ag��p� 'rn p` �s•t� chicks hatched from big. sees. aired .by ..crow:ag flowers. $I 00 Postpaid. Bring , rincworm, Pimples and athlete's foot. will Limited. Poultry Dept.. 2054 Danforth .lAtR4EL RM CQ Lay 250.300 egg males_ Order from this add part of Culf'Nlexic.i into Your'home. Se- respond readily to thls stainless. nrdorleee Ave- Toronto $ (We do custom grading) ' y • ' or write for circular Big Rock Farm• lected' gorgeous sea shells, for electric ointment. -recii iers .of how stubborn at 4Y Wellington St. F., reroute - Mitt. Roches. Ont. 3amwt. d.,us. trays. start lints iustness hopelew they may Berm WRITE FOR CATALOGUE BARGAINS on two, three and four -week- of your own making shell novelties, co. PRICE S"O PER JAR •ISSUE 15 -1947 -- old cockerels white they last. Barred tume Jewellery. Something new, wonder. Sent Post Free nn Receipt of Price I . . Rocks. New Hampshlres, New Hampshire tut. Lucky Star of Bethlehem. Giant POST'S REMEDIES X- Rlrred Rwk: two-week -old .10,95; As- Starfish novelty with Chr;stchild In man- tlal Queen 8t. E . Corner of Logan sorted Heavies 10.:5. Three - week -old add -gar attached, $2,50. Dtoore SheL' Co., Toronto -" - - - - - - po, 4- week -ofd add 4.00; Large Feat[ Ann♦ Marla. Fla, - __ . . , _ ' - : quality add 1.00. Specially Selected add TREAT YOURSELF at home with electro• . - 2.00 per hundred -W tl »se prices, Also BROAD Breasted Bronze eggs from blood magnetism for Arthritis Rheumatism, . - .. Drtllets and non -razed started chicks at tested stock. April 60c, May 4:c. Law- Insomnia, Varicose Veins and other elrcu• ` , , ` m - _ " 'bargain prices. This advertisement must Pence Charlebois, Corkery, Ow. latory aliments, Free' explanatory pamph• t 'accompany Your order to receive thew lets from CooPeRemo'dies Tongs Street, - . '.'i - I - _ Pectin! prices, Top Notch Cbickeriee. Toronto. t - GuNph, Ontario, _ BUTTON HOLES ADARNING - - - I = r - - - - Now made easy with 10 -in -I 'sewing me. GOOD resoturrow --L .. •u-.e v: ­ hed. -- ; e FOR [)FMEDIATE delivery. Buy Super matte Pains or \euritie should try , o -'` chine attachment Fits any make. Sews ' : n for quality Extra Profit chicks, Our backwards• forwards. any direction. Sews Dixon's ' Remedy Dlunro's Drng Store, 833 - , chicks are pure -bred and healthy. Coming on buttons, zippers• darns children's work Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid $1.00. t. ;, - , _ - ' ` teem [locks Inspected, approved .tn cacti• clothes stockings, eta Illustrated In. .. . fied blood- tested breeders. ' The retroduc• 1iC81CA1. INBTRCNENTS _ �:- structiens, button hole gauge. hoop. ruler. en are A.O s ri descending from R.O.P. sefasors sbarvener, needle threader 81.00 - ,FRED A, BODDINGTON buys, sells, ex. 1 - _ cockerels, assuring at the earn. time postpaid or C.O.D.' Plus charges, Two In changes musical Instruments. '111 � _ healthy and vigorous chicks, well known one rugmaker and hemstitcher, fits any Church, Toronto 2. - • ' ' for laying-larce eggs from .2i to $2 ounces -- make %S With cdmplets order at 11.75 ' ' # . per dozen, Large White Leghorn. Barred we Include free. Invisible mending taps for OFFER TO INVENTORS .' ' Rocks. New Hampshire Red. Rhode Island suits, dresses. leather goods, dot water r Red. White Rocks. Lamonas.- White Su. bottles, etc. Repair- Darts for all makes A\ OFFER to afar$• Inventor -List of v eta. White Wyandotte*, Australorpa and sewing machines. Humeri Sewing Ma- Inventions and foil lnformstlon sent - � • r 1 Hybrids Barred Rock X New Hampshire, tree, The Ramsay ro., Registered Patent ., chino Co.. 12409, 11i St:. - Edmonton, Attorneys. 273 Bank Street. Ottawa. ? ',,. _ Mixed Susses X New Hampshire Red. Alta.. Dept, G. a mixed edicts. cockerels or bullets only. Canada. ' � '. t • � - � - • 16 free chicks will be ¢Ives tree. with $' t 6 � s . . ' each order of l00 dayoht mixed cbtckx. . CANOE CANVAS ' OPPORTUNIT11" FOR WOMEN o / / i If you take Immediate delivery., To take All weights and widths also copper nails, .ia - - advantage of this 10 free chicks. this tacks and canvas filler. Write for prlcaL BE A HAIRDRESSER - 'ad must accompany' your order. Send John Leckie Limited. 77 Wellingtoo Street JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL' ., •':i order. We'll ship Immediately, Wilfrid W•• Toronto. • Great Opportunity Learn t " ' - ' + y Lefebvre, 2025 Amherst St.. Montreal !4.• CONCRETE BLOCK Machines. 200 to�240 Hairdressing :+ Blocks hour: others hand or power 4$ to Pleasant dianlfied:profeasion, good wages, i _ 100 CHICKS FREE 100 hour.. Brick machines. Batch Niters thousands successful. Marvel graduates, any size, Motors and Gas Eitgines. MRdi• Air loo'■ greatest system. illustrated , )( With every order 'of 100 ballet cbick� we. Pon Equipment Co.. Madison. Tenn. catalogue free. Write or Call - a give 100 tree chicks (our cbolceL Barred' - MARVEL HAIRDRESSING - .Rock Putt•ts 121.15, White Rock Pullets " $23 05. White Leghorn Pullets $24 15, CANVAS COVERING ass BloorS't oronto ',', Brown Leghorn Wiieta 125.15: Reel -Rock Heavy White Duck waterproofed with . 'Branches 44 Kint at.. Hamilton For cOnStant Smoking � 825 95;s. All chi. !.sold are Hybrids, light rubber coatlpa one side 60 inches A 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa. S Pleasure �_:( $ -5 85; Alt ehlcR■ sold ors trbm blood. wid:• $1 25 yard. Suitable for Canoe Duck, : -; tested stock, backea by high pedigreed PERSONAL . Ground Sheets, Root or Deck' Covering. stprh $L00 books your order. Bninnce __ - Full rolls 100 yards special price. Supplied A%*, , / _ ., . C O'4 Guaranteed Delivery. Kent Hatch- BIBLE BenaT' 666 RetealeAl Key !rook 1. In TarDautins. sturdy. long wearing, corn• cry. ,Ci �t!fam. Ontario. with copy Our Witness tote Pickering plate with -eta ropes 12c square toot. Press, Galt, Ontario. 300? s TO 10 WEEK OLD Write fur sample John Leckie Limited, �. - • i PULLETS I 77 wellinrton Ht. iV., Toronto STOP SMOKING without taking anythlns CHEEyE FACTORY and "equipment I ft. internally -or uatng ass' well! power! Send L i' , 74 . . I "". for delivery 'April lot. also 4 and 'I 4c, addressed envelope for Info 'h ' ' 20 horse power holler. 3 Inch tubes also . 'S:. ..... . .. . T11 ­. . week aids for prompt delivery. All rain- vain and prow. Apply J. O. McEwen. Pierre 4'42 Burks Building. Edmonton I. ed In brood new brooding plant under ,R R No, r, 'Portland. Ont. Alberta. a your cond•tions. ■11 get rN n t Here's LOOK' I $10 reward for any watch we' �� t your erpn ^tunny r get i I nn the surly DUCKLINGS. We still have limited cannot repair; beat w•orkmanshtp; writ- t Cigarette Tobacco • nigh Dr'�•eA eqg markets. I,akevfew Pour- quanNtlea of -whie Pekin ducklings end - ten guarantee. Atlas R'atch Rtfpatr t`.o., - ,; try Perin, Fr ^roc. Ontario A;tchins eggs available weekly. Write Box 11, Station "G ". Sirnitreal. _,, !, 4 A 4 WEEK OLD PULLETS rnr Dr)ccs eurwood Farm, Debt W„ .r 6leple, Ont, PATIENTS ��g,i In Ale', m c ^I tit fete and rnr'�err -Ia Aii-in . - .. - .•. , ri; rd in h•n••�1 new air r^n,i Cnnr,t hr-t•.• W.AU101.1. 1255 Varletles, Lame at -$e 'FF.THERSTONAUGH t Company Patent . ' " , . ''iI ptant tutid -t, idenl rand ;inns Serd I.- and trp 100 Medlum GPM Assortment Aolicitori, Established 1819 14 King. "I . - t %. i� Wenklii 1t.• -riot Viet fit sir,rt ^e'1 rhirto, Prwpatd 83 75 "Catstngtie Free Moore West. Toronto. Booklet of information on - - ' Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter. Ontario. and Parker, !Ti Shaw St., Toronto. request ' I <• 11 .r ' ; ' � ' ' -' C" -• ;,v+_: m• = a . _ `;;a, . +�. Y-. , • m.� ... _ Jan- :«..- ....r•.,..- � ir • ' . _ z .,a+�. =,�.' a. - "'`' -_ . - i I - _. NOTICE 1 1 1 � CHMOPRA - (TiC 1 BKOCK STEChLEY OW ftwi s P� yam' wow evav Ig �e HEALTH CIdNIC - - i 14$ 3imcoe St. N. Oshawa, oat: COAL, COKE, y - SPRING IS HERE -- Drugtesa Treatments including WOOD, CEMENT, THEATRE Chiropracttc, Electro Tbl y BAND GRAVEL, CLEAN UP!" � Va�or Bay. __.. L, 1 and Pra.tMon 24 �'�s. gLTiLDER 8 > IIPPLIEf3 ZaalthWly FRI., `SAT,�AY r`�-`' :'You'll get that Spring ; gone 2 -� _c also local earcage work APRIL 10, 11 .cad iZ p -Smile if you get an . - We haveMso plaeed in stock a fum zr.e sbowa . z and „ P: >w f 1 of Stn CY R 1 L E. M O R LEY ' t� se >tew nx LF" Il[ln1,I,la�tc� 8aterday Matinee nest- r.��. ->l� . Staunton s crY I�ne . " Lady Luck « N D —...�: -- - Semi- trimmed wall paper and -.REAL ESTATE A. W. MITQ1 bert Young, Barbara Haile dingy papers, Pickering,. out. � ��, � �,�,� have thoseEold din a rs remo- .PHONE 67 PICK. � � .• _ , *01MAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY • • • Sudinemi 9iredorq. APRIL 14, 15 and 16 - .. Thousands of rolls RIGHT IN Last'Complete Shan,At 8.1.5 GORDON F. OSBORNE A.E. Riclwasm x, STOCK No waiting'.. Beautiful C. �,. V. " - Cluny Brown y DISTRICT MANAGER GENKSAL INsuw.NL'M ., designs - Reasonabl priced ! ! REAL ETAS Charles Boyer Jennifer Jones _: CONVIr7YANCIide "FLITS" CASEIN PAINT in all leading shades, pkg $1.1 : EXPIRE LIFE An uld' eatabliehetl aiaw7, NOW - also an added attraction •. ELASTICA HOUSE PAINTS —No Better Made - - Insurance Cuaapaar to serve. one Strange Triangle M. S. CHA PMAN and SON �'`'`•` "�' �-. ' ,... _ Rost D. Munro .. L1 -� L-ti `p Signe Hasso Preston Faster - - - - - -- Tom Puckria ?4urvyn Keane, Oshawa Iprruraace Of All Kinds THURSDAY, FRL, SATURDAY - Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa - - Pickering Insurance Adviser ' .�lard�ware APRIL 17, 18 and 19 Telephone, 622 Whitby, Oiat r Crack -uP - W M . MAW WY 'Address g. Out. _ Pic >6 It - - i3rou am k. 6 R 22 f Pat 0113riea Claire Tievor !GENERAL HARDWARE LICENSED .AUCTIONEER and and Herbert Marshall � and _ VALUATOR KEN AND C EA R K E _ Sales Conducted Anywhere P��TICf� SUPPLIES -' Prone or Write - 614 Dundaa St. East, Whitby. Ont. AUCTIONEERS Your Hest Market Is At _ - Licensed and Authorized for the Counties of Ontario and York, Pickering Farms J, S. BA ��+ �+pt� Farm Stock, Implements Hoare- . J.w�IN r[ jL.�K l�ii\>Z#�G hold Paraitare, Real Estate • for Sales our -8wwty at Reasonable e , Rates. Dual Service for the Quality Meats'".. Peramnent Nagging fain Price of One. + that Pre) a the Tea mer and Milliken P. O.'phone, Agin: 52•W'3 EGGS I' Ish In Sea - Nerves. [it may be Your Erna. Msrkhaen P. O. phone Mark; 2Q6 ' Prentices have been established land - auctioneers, since 1890. ' •Fruits & Vegetables C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. SILK'S M D� lR«�, 01" F. a. 8srriatet S lienoa• Notary 1�� FOWL MARKET 0SHAWA -C• C. RICHARDSON + I _ - - r suit' 81I — Cvntine>:ital Life . Your eggs are - eandied within 48 Phone Piehertm Z8 - - 1Pbone 1618 871 8f By St. Toronto hours from time of arrival, which _ — - "— - -' - — - -- -- -- pines you abetter money. and consequeatlr more money. �DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. Sellers & Atkinson Your Satisfaction . My GuaraiaR�a .. I . _ � - . 040 Daily Phone Agin ZOl WZ - st�,aafi. 290 Ill. :�f cili 11d E - For our convenience, we are Service ' open from b a. rn.. to 6 p. M. Daily erc, Sun. Daily ex. Sat nus L 1CenSed PAINTER DECORATOR - *• daily, including Saturdays. Sun. & Hol.. Hol. S= ,b Hol. �niy Hot - iaox s5 , Claremont �i.15 - $.15 22. 1� 3.46 8.08 -Auctioneers - r - PICKERING ONTARIO % Pickering Farms Brougham- 7.27 8.27 .12: 27 3,57 8.1Z 25 Year's Experience ' 1 Green River 7.35. 8.35 - 12, 35 4.05 8-90 Sales. conducted an)where. _ - L1Tillted Locust hill 7.3s 8.ss -m 38 4,08 . 8,28 specialising in Farm Stock, J. I. (Hud) STEWART, B.. A. Malvern 8.05 19.95 1, 05 4;35 8.50 !'u'nitis'e and Property Sales. Barrister, Solicitor, 'Notary Whitby 3'6 ,— Night or Day, - Return Leave A.M. A.31. P. 'li; p,YI, p,� All Sales personally listed and ' W]FITPY ONTARIO Toronto 9:15 14.04.. 5: - advertised. Bills prepared and ;3 '°2.40 9.45 DRIVER BEND FAR�IS Daylight Saving Time .,Pa F. 'po�- ' -. >Fpress Grover 56iii0, Oxford 1583 Pronlp t er'V 1Ce Greenwood Road -- - , Ph to Pickering 17 R 13 ite,tar> - ConLin ed Reasonable Rates t 3f; left ' ^n the 'ree . retunis to. thq. ((�� * J t grFrn chadp a;;uin, and-as the speak- : d;r�m V� U Meats 4'130VE �4 STOL F'>'i'1�.LE :i F. J..Donevan t er inform €d, `the orange displayed - �, :.light ?y green tinge, is - $. A.; B. -Sc. RADIO SERViGE iii -her 1)) sugar content, juice and Rumoluts to the effect, sve are disc onti-nuino our service to 0ntn:io Land Surveyor much better fla-%omtred than one - - 365 King Street, East Oshawa, O t Dunbartoa are unfounded at (completely orange in colour. The il i green shade does not mean that the ;'BUSINESS AS USLt4L -- " orange is nl t ripe ". r 9 A. WILLOUGHBr Speaking of soap, he predicted an ICE Fs -,other three years of a shortage - ia' HO •,`' Willoughby Farm Agency • Head Office -- Toronto ! this article, due to the. difficult' MEATS' -FISH •'POULTRY G Repair Re:-O� 156 Yonge St. AD6s05 :obtainin^ thr, necessary 'oils from - ,. Ans Make or Mode', Largest and Oldest in ' the I'hiiifinea, Africa, whale and Canada Established Forty fishing industry — trans portation and PHONE 3501 -C LAIR EITRONT ARTHUR FIELD. Yom" i labor. being the two major causes. CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT, _ I ..He urged householders to Rather the PHONE 52 R a F C R 1 H AT ►. C N. L I n 74" t CITY . usual fats found in the home, use 1:'. • - r lye, and make our own soaps, .. Of the increased coRt of chocolate Astra- speaker bars, and in reply to a query, the o tit e�a tt s e t .. e e . gave as "a more than double C O M • - e cost the corn . '- UM ER The �� • tjl c t of a bean as being Co* a major factor. LIMITED The anger situation is likely to Radios"' TELEPHONER $oward 1117, and Scarboro 336 ; - remain as is for some time yet. The - - - Oworld sugar pool" keeps us in Can- f ada from Dumbarton Radio. Serv''bOtO Junction getting •a greater gaun err ice, Dunbarton j' ' even when our sugar beet growers In Stock • # increase their acreage and cub Pickering pat, United States say we are not g Jewellery, Ptekering g - For Inlrediate Delivery entitled to a greater allowance since �. i " we have not dale anything fa im- a in. PAPER BACKED IN3ULAT ION WOOL prove the situation m ►� ''s,:�r _ TICKERING MEAT MARKET - R. T. Doble takes the program on _ FRANK R. SMITH _ . = 210 lb. Asphalt Shingles - ° Monday next. 'Wide Variety of Colours. Roofing Nails With g Quality First - Service ' Rotsru►ns- -don't forget those tick- �t. �jj� . 'eta for the Minstrel Show on the Shingle Orders Only 17th and 18th. OWE BUY THR REST YOV MAKE THE TEST', - Pfioao Pickering ao All grades of B. C.TCedareShingles '