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1?'ICK£RI1vG, ONT. ,FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1947 � Authorized as Second Class Matter '
sub. Rate $2.oe per year; U. S. 82.50 ' W. C. Mwirar and San, PUblishers , 4a.
- — - Post Office Department, Ottawa
,
. _ - Townshi Go To Pickerin n
Daylight
laving ... , . -
Time Sunda A ril 27th .
Dayli� will go into effect ! Rev, Capt. Silcox Speaker at Rotary Five Calves In Thirteen Months Thank You, From Police Officers . -
again on Saturday8�ght at midnight. ; Pickering Village
Reeve D. Blake .tin:us of Pickering "We will not likely ever hear the We'd know this was a rare thing Chief Irvine has asked- us'to pub -
Township Proclamation has issued that complete story that an Army Padre even if the owner had not told us licly thank Mrs. Mercer for her Bill Boyes attended ' the Annual
body's Proclamation 1, that effect. could tell ", said Capt. Silcox,, the so when he came into our office to advising them of her having picked Convention of the Junior Farmers at
Church services will, subsequently, t of Rotarian Theo. Fallaise at tell us about it. up a $5.00 bill on our streets. The Guelph this week.
be 'held on Daylight Saving Time on Monday's meeting, Rev. Silcox spent Charles Fuller, living north of us lost bill has been returned to the A farewell party was tendered the -
Sunday neat, three years in combat 'zones in the a few days ago has a cow who has r' htful,owier,
All announcements in this paper late war, and, has a long interesting just given birth to triplets, one has uk n their leaving Thursday evening
will hereafter be on D. S. T. unless po g the village to re-
otherwise stated. 4story to tell, as has any Chaplai -> since died, but the remaining . two .Rotary Carrying On It's Work side at their ranch, a few miles -
I :Who was on active 3.n-ice. No_other are normal and heallthy. They were north of Pickering Village.
I officer in uniform had as. many and on their feet one -half hour after Pickering Rotary Club is sending The former Hannah Bronimag is
,Boy Scouts Leaders' Organization I ,as varied a list of duties as. did the birth. Thirteen months ago the two girls to a Crippled Children's spending a few days with her sister -
Meeting, Apra 28. Chaplains, From. the looking after same cow gave birth to twins, both Camp - again this summer for a total �• Otto Gibney . the spiritual welfare of the n-ken of being healthy and normal and still Mrs. W. C. Murkar is sites
A meeting will be held in the -iris unit and the conducting -of wor- livin of five weeks, The girls are deserv- �8
g• - ing cases from this township, and the W. M. S. Convention of the Bay
United Church next Monday evening ship to general counsellor and first- recommended by the Provincial Soc- of Quinte Conference, at Port Hope,
at 8.30 p. m, for Leaders of Boy aid man, he -was taken into every' East Woodlands Community Hall iety •in whose care their welfare' is as Official Delegate of the Oshawa
Scouts and lay organizations to lay phase of warfare and met up with Purctrase Sound Movie Projector maintained. Presbytery.
plans for the Scouts in Pickering. all conditions and situations, Those Congratulations, though belated.
-AY E3a�. p a o e various -who nave been in actual combat and .The Men's Club held their first Field Representative To Speak To to Mr. and Mrs, Frank Prouse upon
churches are invited to attend. In- active service only know junior Farmers their recent marriage. Mrs. Prouse
spector 'Harrow, of Toronto will, be of the part played.by _these grand public Speaking Class. Mr, Frank was formerly Mrs. E. Clarke, of
in attendance.' l men. We will never know the whole '1;artin, an authority on this work, T. R. Hilliard, Junior Extension Oshawa, The marriage took place at
story, the intimate relationships be- --conducted the group. While agreeing Fleldman for the Province of Ontar- King St. United Church manse, in
SOFTBALL ORGANIZATION ' tween padre and the men will re- the group could be larger, he was io, will be the guest ape rat the Oshawa recently.
MEETING and PRAC TICE f main a closed. book -they will not ,ery pleased with the response the Brooklin Junior Farmers' meeting at Miss Veronica Waizman was a-
Pickering Memorial Park disclose thee "intimate" incidents, Course had received. While this Brooklin Township , Hall, Thursday, warded $1023 last week as a settle- ;
Tuesday, April 29, at 7.00 P. M. for principle and regulations both, Course is educational and very bene- . May 1 at' 8.30 p. m. ment of assessment of damages a-
compel him to remain silent and to gainst Gra • Coach and the T. T. '
keg these as 'priceless confiders- fella! to most >:rryone aspiring to it, It is hoped there will be a good 3 ,
ItF,D CROSS NEWS P P it is very humorous ' at times, and attendance to hear this interesting C. She was injured in a bus accident ,
Campaign Total To Date - 5551.00 yes" obtained during conditions and., ! the opinion that it was the best speaker, on August 20th fast near Toronto.
The Pickerin - Branch of the Canad- circumstances prevailing only during Another git4 injured in the accident
g men 'q night yet was unanimously
ian iced Cross Society Wishes to I active service. t- agreed.. was awarded 8828 Gray Coach Lines
'thank all those whn' have contribu- i Nevertheless, Capt. gilcax - does To these who were at our last St. � . dub- dividing For Residential Area admitted - responsibility, but�ea� -nay
ted to the success of the campaign tell an interesting story, :� -J +. rn p ?trick's lance, also to those who agree on amounts, �
C. E �tmiep Camp. Chair. advises us that eye will' be alts to were not fortunate enough to attend - Hermitage Farms have su'b- divid- The Pickering Hockey' Team mot
?Mrs. ,A. W. Mitchell. Pre". I' re'rd about Canadian Padre: in a i that affair, we extend a hearty invit- -' ed that part of their farm near the for dinner on Wednesday evening
forthcoming: book. bearing his title i atinn to come, out to our Ladies' will ge, and are offering for sale and attended the Allan Cup play-off
C. O. F. Bowling Apr. IL Hell is a Picnic those lots on George Street and Jones game at Maple IAaf, Gardens.
g - P Night. Fuchre and D; nce, Mrs. G.
Secretary W. A. Gaudy takes the :avenue opposite Jt,• S. Chapman's The sympathy of her many friends �
Hill and Mrs. B. S' cane, of the Cum -
Alle Cats 14 8 22 next meeting. new residence and the Misses Rorke. is extended to. Mrs. Ross Irwin on
Y { - tnittee reoor't acquiring a new -band. ,
Widgets 12 10 17 1 Election of OffiePrs' to be held on They include that area which runs the death of her sister, in Toronto.
the first meeting in Nov I The evening should even surnass our from the eastern bounds of our t
Toppers 10 22 15 g Iss• anim-ahan anop ApriY ?6.ic the �' Deceased is suraivpd,by her husband ;4
School,- hi an easterly direction and �4
1; Y and a young Tamil
Hayseeds _ _. 8 12 � , � d to. AIL' this fur a -very reasonable Y rig p• - - 14
Weal! this week w nds u the - - on the north -Aide of the street run- It looked like spring and summer _
j F rirni' Sinn charge,
bowling or the present season. AT- - rung past tae' Misses Rorke. on the Bay a ai q
g ' � -� A aperiat thank you o Its, P. Har• y g n- -•-0ver the past
Cedar Grove Community Clsb ri t There 'Have been a number of dev- wok- end - boating and fishing ++
though the tezln standing remained VICTORiA DAY DANCE, and ror his eff „rts in making layt 1 , s in this neighborhood of Our fire camprny is out regularly 1
unchanged, the Hayseeds drubbed I' Thuroday's picture program real ey `J m-c-•n
the Toppers who seemed to Tall a- RAINDOW GARDENS .. i such a natuie as this sub4ity4drng to this springs crop of grass "rex. "f
pee success, We look forward to a repeat ;t
part the last few weeks. From first MARKHAM � all of which we expect is just the Re Careful, You! with' Those Fires* _ 1
lace at one time to finish in third performance to the near future.. beginning of. something ore to 1
p I '• FRIDAY, MAY 23. -' We understand that im the near g g � j� a - - ,4
is guile a drop considering soma e3! - HARMONY KINGS' ORCH. . a� future a fishing trip to North Bav .carne. eke V�����er7 - e
the star- bowlers they've got. The f is being planned for the Best Twelve Situated between two large Indua-
of Weston, will make their debut,
Widgets and Alley Cats !ought it ! trial areas as we are, and those
Lucky Spot and Prizes in both the Bm Seouta and the Girl areas expanding as they are ' today Pickering t'nited Lhurell
out to the bitter end with the .411, a Guides Troops.
: Admission 50• .cents
Cato taking two points by a close j � Any of you young fellows or ariy- we
�re going to be in between the two Rev. Rabt, C, Copeland, B. A. C
raar;tin. High single for, the ladies _ _ _ 1 one eiae imterestPd in a Senior Be se - of them and development and expan- Minister
was Gladys Bryant, with 188, and hell. Team, representing the Rouge sion is going. to take place here SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947
2- Pickering W omen's Institute whether, we like it or not. 10.00 a. rrt. - Sunday School
the men, Doug. Bryant, with o3. g cute ;Sc•hool Section, please contact either � �iorshin
The banquet is to be held this Fri - Annual Meeting, !',liner or Ron. Gulliver be-
such people will prepare for 31.00 a m, Morning h
day, April 25, at St. George's Par- fl�,
re May 24, such develnpmeata, and we can du 7.00, P. m, - Evening .'.�'orship 1(
i�ir Hall, Oshawa at 41.30 m, sha The Women's 1•nstitute will meet I much ourselves, l
P• rP• �1a are grad to �relcome .%fro, E. 4
�! Take note of the date and time gang -' on Tuesday, April 29, at the home ; Di-ht Track, after a week`s stay its` - ne -Ruddy sub - division, we con - Choir practice at home of lead. r,
1 and we'll be back next week with the of Mrs. Roggy, (hoanitat, - sidPr to, be one of the most favork • � t -
complete list. of prizes and prim-
This is the' Annual - 1lteetirig'. and � 'Mr.. Art Reel is rapidly improviing ab'e ' building and residential are -,s «'omen',; a1i,.gionary fiocu'ty
winners, — Corr, afl. reports by Conveners of Stand- ' and will Fnon be his usu��'sel *' ir. the neighborhood, and we will be The Women's Missionary S,ciety
ins Committees should be read �catclting with enthusiasm the results will hold it's regular monthly meet= -
Y• We are glad to know iir�. Henry: �e
BIRTHS We hope to have our. District i is home again after being in .the of this project,, iris at the honie of Mrs, W. Frank -
President, Miss May Brr,un to talk 'hospital. Sakes,' on Thursday afternoon Achy
STFPHE`:SON —fir. rnd Mrs. Mor- to us-and conduct the Election of O'f..great intetPSt to ninny �nf us C, G. 1', T. News 1, at .330 oclock. Mrs. A.- W. -Mit-
ley Stephenson (.tee Edna Legge) are -Officers. ( = chell will have charge of the prog-
' is the forthcoming ce,ncert of Rodin
ha py to announce the. birth of their Roll Call - "Suggestions for Next + ram. A cordial invitation is eN ,n ill -
p Artists, May, 9th, to be held in .aid 'The nseeting of the C. G. I. T. • .
son, Gary - Robert, on April 1:i. 19.37. Year's Program ". y ed to all the ladies of •the re a- -
o, the Tlo} ficntit>; ]_Res. W. A. cvr April ' 1, orened rn the u.�tral COQ g _
at Grace Hospital. Toronto. Mother Assistant Hostesses, 1*1rs. Brad • tion_ to attend, ... ,
p y I Hunniset+ will cn`tduct his orchestra, manner, The Secretary's report was : -�
.ard babe doing well. and Miss Richardson. Continued On Page 5. given and approves!,. followed by the -'
Treasurer's report and enllection. Dunbar'on l'nited Churel
Plans were made for the banquet Rev. A. E. Holley, B. A,. B. D. 1
which is to be held on the first Minister -
-'Me New Community Memorial Rail *- Monday of =May. The Worship Was
SUNDAY, APRIL '.3^r•,. 1941 !-
Another week' nearer 6e community campaign and other wanted things, and they'll postpone or cut doa^l taken by Joyce Morley. Presentation 9••15 - Church School
canvass for the Community Memorial Hall, "buying wherever possible ", writes P. M. Richards, of Diplomas was made to the Miss- M. D. Fantham; . Supt = The Police, Trustees who. launched the movement Financial Writer in "Saturday Night ". lonary Groups. Clay Modelling -was 11,00 - Mornin Worship
14Lve given us an estimate of $15,000 required to Ln,our last issue tive wiT&e 'along th"ame line, and mrnp'•eted. The Minister will conduct Service:
erect the build' proposed. In the'new building -we
g P 3 -if we thought anyone would believe it v►-e would be The meeting closed sysf.h the sing- Ce>otennial United Church
do not see "just 'another town hall ", but rather, a 'tempted to say he had been reading our article, ing of `'Taps ", - M. W. •' '
community institution, paid for by the community' In his article "Tae Need for Lower Prices ", the Highland Creek
citisens and being used by them as a ;place where 1wrt'ter expresses the same belief, that "something ONTARIO COUNTY FEDERATION Rev. A. E. It in-4tt B. A., B. D. ►
warmth, of comradeship is shown, the friendly soc. �5s going to break ". Where we predicted that consum- ..tinrstPr
iabEity, and the real �alue of a hail such as this can rrs would soon stop buying, he says, "This actually AGRICULTURE .SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1941
well be imagined, and would probably show a group 'is already happening• Orders for durable goods such 1.15 - Afternoon Church School
of tleen -a youngsters dancing and enjoying refresh- ,a3 mobarcars or refrigerators The Agriculture Representative of Mr. H. Brumwell, Supt.
ge rig g+erators are being cancelled Ontario County will be Returning 7,00 - Evening Worship
ments frota the snack bar, others at table tennis or 'hi -some instances, as the goods become available. Officer to receive votes in connection The Minister to conduct the Service '
badminteh.` league bowling matches gird upstairs a But the accurnalatim of orders is so large that other with the vote being taken of Cream 8,30 - The Young People's Union
motion pick show followed by bridge or adults at �tulders are readily found, and this tends to hide the i
yy'ee Producers. All creaan producers are
badmi�..,- Handcrafts Boy Scouts, and meeting' the significant fact of increasing consumer resistance to urged to vote. Meetings will be held Presbyterian Church, Pllclterin= L
immediate need here of an auditorium and a stage high prices ".
for dttamatic and'concert work. _ Of manufacturers and producers, he speaks of the e a following dates at said plat- . Rev, David ffiarRIL Minister
194er
SUNDAY, APRIL: 27 1947
fibre will be s glue where every day, every •night, '•unwillingness to cut prices, on the principle that, Uxbridge April 22 2.00 p. in, _Sunday School '
something interesting for everybody, answeritrg @o with takes and wage rates what they are and with Goodwood 23 3,00 p, m, - Church Service
rrarly desire@, giving so much pleasl u'e, and, It is to -new wage demands hi prospect, they'd better "get all Brookin • 24 It be YOURS, they can while the getting is good". Columbus 95 SL urge's Anglican Church :
Canvassers ,pre going to ask for your help in the- The beliefs stated by Richards are the same as Manchester Pktering, Oat.
- WEEK OF MAY 12 - 20. those expressed, by us a week ago, and su
• � ggeaba tom - gg Rev. E. G. Robinson, Rector
Brougham • • APRIL 27 1947
..a confirmation of what we !rase previously stated -- agog •; . • �p SUNDAY,
'eGet A$ They Car While The Gttttisg L Good" that the ±sat has taught us UtilIa if mythtng of a (Ail meetings at 5.00 p,•m.) SO.OQ s m, Sunday School
"If prices continue climbing as they're climbing •let<son, that we are back at the same old game again •+ ++ 11.00 a. m. - Morning Service -
T. 11=1E PIC.� K-FaR. NG E
I N W&IWAO
now, and if taxes stay up and incomes don't rise pro - 1SELF -get what you can .white the going is good and Sponsored by Ontario County Women's Guild
portionately with pr•icts, it's plain enough drat some- let the fututc take care of itseif, which will without Federation of Agriculture The next meeting of St. George's
ttainx will break. And that break, primarily, -will be the least doubt, lead to another dlcpr+essimn- relief, E. Powell, Seca.. t W. A. will be held at the home of
in consumer purchasing. A Tot of consumer" will de- %mined fortunes and savings, bankruptcy and destit- W. BL Dows, Preis• Mrs. F. Smith, or Thursday, May 1,
clog tkat they can't al%Td to pay the prices asked- ution, and the returned veteran to whom we promised (advt.) at 2.30 p,'m. Hostesses: Mrs, Smith
or, if they pay them, that they can't afford to buy e• Prything, having to malcle the beat of it as bedlore. 6 end !Mrs. Willoughby,
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•- . - HE KR I" 1L DUCE `� Ql�� � F �NZ p R E S S $ook -Pantie— -- -
JUST IN FUN .
A quarter placed in a new U.S.
Where Peace Is Needed wedding if she starts her married slot machine will start a "para4le"
Overdone A dispatch from Nanking says life with more kitchen aprons than of 06 of the Iatest paper - backed
A doctor who had a neuracthen- China has been working for several lounging robes. books. Pull a lever when you see
"s ° — Chatham News.
'
it patient said to him: "Say each months on preliminary drafts of a the one you want and it slides out.
`
morning `The Mediterranean sun is peace treaty with Japan. It might _ -
"beating down on me and curing be much more _ to the point if For The Indians
ineI- x Y China were to work on a peace too will Eaf.r Sta?ina Al
A week afterwards his Its old- fashioned to suggest giv- p
patient with China. ing this country back to he Indians. St SLIS �9t @i
Arent to report progress. "Doctor," .
— Brantford Expositor. The modern plan is fo let the War
he said, "I'm much be er." s - '
"Good," replied the doctor• "Go Her Holiday
Assets Corporation sell it back to Frees ' Bo om TOWith Bata
on wit}, the treatment and don't them at 20 per cent discount. Shower "d Telephone
Postcard from girl on vacation: �►st1e. i2.s0 ap-
forget the Mediterranean sun. is. — Peterborough Examiner. Double, $3.30 or
Ravin
, g a wonderful time. Wish - Good Food. Dtafas and Dame-
beating down on you." -0''', ;: `" I could afford it."
In another week the doctor called , tax rbour Nightly
` on him and was horrified to' End — Abbott Pharai Agraph. • ' Save the Walk eherboorne at ca :Ilea
If you buy a car you do not have Tel. RA. 4133 Cf
-- - the blinds down. _ volution • - to walk to- the bank to make de- .
"•What's happened ?" he inquir- 1895 —Look! A horse! posits. You have none to make.
ed of the maid. 1925 —Lookl A motor -car! — Brandon Sun. , 800319 eEAUTtF1747
Please, sir, Mr. Robinson's very 1955 —Look! A pedestrian! 11'1719NIb1iED $1.50 up
�s^
s "heavens, what was the cause ?" playing Safe r For Sale —On* Idea In a microscopic stud of pocket
This is the man who killed Benito y P
"Sunstroke, sir." `D. C Abbott says his "personal" change, girl students of St. Xavier's
Mussolini He's Walfer Adisio, 37. sympathies" are in favor of income. Academy in Providence. Rhode
Free Air! known since the. time 'of the exe- tax reguction, Now it remains to be Island, have discovered that bac-
One of those tiny new postwar cution" as Colonel Valerio. He's seen if he can sell the idea to the teria avoid 'dimes but cuddle up to
motor cars was stopped in front of pictured as he recently told 20,000 Minister of Finance. nickels. Maybe that explains why
a service ,tation. Communists in Rome details -of the — Ottawa Journal. so many people, avoid - attending
"Gimme .a pint of gasoline and killing, which, he said, was ordered church. They're afraid of the HOTEL METROPOLE
three ounces of oil, please," re- ky' the Partisan command. Safe Bet germs on the collection plates, NIAGARA F
Opp. — C.N.B. 6TAT1034
guested the big man squeezed in- You can safely bet on a girl's St. Thomas Times - Journal.
behind the wheel. -
"O.K.," said the station attend-
ant. "Would you like me to 'sneeze
in your tires?" ,.
'Bandy Gadget
On her first visit to the city,
lit-! M, r:V whn hnd atw ya lived
vcra`rarir ; $'L _ :art a
for the first time. 2.
"dummy. mummy, come here
quick," she called excitedly, '`see.
ghat this man has fixed on the
back of his wagon to keep the
. - kids from hooking a ride!"
Thrifty - -
Then there was the Scotsman '
who returned home unexpectedly ,
and found his wife with her lover.
"Stand one behind the other." -
_ , ordered the enraged husband, draw-
. itrg a revolver. "Then 1 can make -
ant bullet do." ,
Scrubbing Comes High
A Far Rockaway,
N.Y., \.Y., resident - -
're a in Canada have now come through the hardest
ports this incident as true: An- - �
awering the front door bell tht—
:housewife was confronted by' a part of the post -war adjustment period. By buying in
colored lady who asked: '
"Does you need a body to do a moderation On] what we reall. neede b resisting the - ±
day's donning ?" - y y d,' y+
To which the housewife counter. .0
-oed; "what do'you charge ?" " natural desire to rush madly after long- absent luxuries,
The reply came: " Ah gets a _
dollar an hour: and when Ah
"bends. Ah " we have been able to keep prices at reasonable levels.
- gets adollar -sad -a -half. J - -
As the train � _ ' We have been able —so far —to escape the strife and the uselessness of inflation:
in pulled up at the way-
smoke pouring out of a compart. wing u o go, w have also known -how t
aide station the
guard noticed three
_ Knowing we want t e ha a get there. _
ment labelled "No Smoking." Open-
y ing the door, he eyed the six guilty- Credit for this lies with the foresighted -
looking passengers seated inside. _
"Gentlemen," he remarked, "there
are two rules on this lin• which are _ . planning of our Government —the wisdom of the people—
repeatedly broken. First, that smok -
i�
-ing is forbidden in carriages not - - -
and the Canadian habit of moderation in all things,
pet aside for that purpose. Second. -
Ithat the company's servants may _ - not accept bribes, You have already ` : whieh as The House of Seagram has long maintained;
broken'one of these rules."
_;Same Occupation '.:is unquestionably one'of this eoeintry's finest assets. _
-_- --
A story goes that a wealthy" -
visitor to an English elementary
school ,offered a whole crown to
-'
the student who r
• o could propound
- - - -
P P - 1
Ithe be 1 - - ,
best riddle. A r _
d ah ewd Dail
:lady of tell won the prize when -•'a - _ 1
ishe inquired, ..`t by am I like -
•
1 rincess Eliiabeth. '`` •_• • .': -: _ _ . _
The Zisitor stumped and request• �a//Cd�lld �>l1ri�O��IIXdr'POl4 �� i �Ji�tlll7G6GLo ✓/LG1R6411 �aa�ay.9
ed the answer.
"Because," replied the young =
• Xiss demurely, "I am waiting for :: _
The crown!„
Eyeopenera
An - elderly minister tliought it ��..,...,,
advisable to marry. Calling can one - - --
in
- in his elders 's inform him of his HOUSE
Of S intention, he 'said: "You see, l'm
an old man now and 1 cannot ex-- .......THE
�pect to be here very long, so 1 tees
that'when the time cones I would
tike to have someone to close my w .. is
eyes,"
Aweel," replied the elder, "I've
_ • lead twa, and I can tell ye they
opened mine. t
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Top botch chicks this Feat. Heavy meat pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your order, " ` ' 's
and ass Producers, Top Notch chicks grow Saltines C.O.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent REGISTERED SPRINGERS, also cockers by that replacements are breeding in These stations will- rolket infor- ;,:i
last. feather fast and get into egg production Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. champions. Tatbotcroft, Raga,. Rockwood, protected nests. mat10A about weather tendencies i
aulckiy. Now is the time to order for tie- Ontario• p and wind velocities and radio it t0
'7 livery when you say. An order now asaures DYEING AVIV CLEANING REGISTERED SPRINGERS, 2 females, 18 ThG mitt are devouring Wheat, "._.44
you of the lowest Price and of having the HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or clean- and 5 months. Liver and white. Reason- satin at ha London for compilation into 'me- .
$fad of chicks you want when you want Insi write to us for information. We are ably priced. F. MacLeod, L'Oricnal, Ont g y stacks is the fields, :c(
... them. We have all the most popular breeds clad to answer your questions. Department TALK through your radio with a Mike Jr. gnawing food, clothing, bedding. teOrOlOgiCa1 bulletins to be -made "'.S
. " . Pullet,. cockerels. non - sexed. day old H, Parker's Pys Works Limited. 791 Tonsil Fits all radios. Fool your friends. $1.98 available to all countries. -- i
and older. All are approved chicks from Btreec. Toronto. Ontario. papers.and even biting sleeping per- '
: Vallorum tested stock. 100°/0 live delivery postpaid. Mike Jr.. Box 986, Victoria, B.C. sons- The United States will provide • E
of ong, husky, profitable chicks guni FOIL BALE ' TARPAIj.LMS � jsU ,if file floating stations, Sri- , 1. end to p started chicks two �s AGENTS - Everybody - At last fluorescent Sturdy brown or khaki Duck Waterproofed l'armlrs said they had to tie the ,fain tvyo -- sharing maintenance of a . - ..,
vs w ",a also older pullets might weeks Ilk; lamp bulbs. Details. Oliver Holm. Covers' with tie rope.. all weights. Write for cuffs of their trousers to prevent third with Norway and Sweden-
' to 'laying• .,Top Notch CAIckorles. Guelph. Hawk Junction. Ontario, _ quotations and samples John Leckie. 77 Wel- the mice from running U their 1 • . j
. g p France one, and Holland and Btl-
• ' ��O• AMERICAN SEPARATOR$ uagton St, w., Toronto. � legs, glum one between them. Proifi=
. ,CHICKS. rome Immediate sbipment --Aus- 'sad milkers. Highest quality at lowest prices." TOILETS •
tralorps. New HamPshires. L.S. x N.H. power sprayers for orchard,, white- wasbing or For Summer Cottages. etc. Can be used with ! sion.of these vessels was laid down
Order sow. Also some started heavy breed painting. American Separator Sales. Gode- or without running water. Caustic Santta- ii t the international agreement '
.. cockerels• catch good markets with these. rich, Ontario.
ilea. Ltd . Dundee, Ont. ';
wlth'a minimum of ilea, labor, feed. Bray __-_ _ Britain To Start drawn up by the Provisional Inter -
Hathen. 110 John SQ.. Hamilton, Ont. ASTROLOCY' -A free Solar Reading, Helpful 46 rf . '1
advice and guidance. Send birth date. WISCONSIN AIR COOLED Uranium Plant national Civil Air Organization .,
. DON'T DELAYI Every day means less profit stamped - addressed envelope.. THE PSYCHO- _ DINES which was signed last September. 4
- next Fall. Tweddle bred chicks will assure SUCCESS LNSTLTUTE (M. 8). 922 Federal
You or ■ proper start to a profitable 1947 Buildlns, Richmond Street West. Toronto. 1 15b to 11 H.F, Four Royal Navy corvettes which i
season. Order now and be sure of the kind Alliance Electric, 1081 Beaver Hall, Montreal, .The Ministry of Supply announce '4
Hof chicks you want on the date you want ATTENTION FARMERS and Property Own- or write nearest ounce'- Halifax - Rouyn ed that a wartime chemical factory convoyed merchant ships acroa- y
'thim. We have -the following Pure breeds: era. I am prepared to purchase In thin _.Toronto the Atlantic with lend-lease Car- 1
'White Leshorns. Black Minorcas, Ancona., list larferor cash if Priced ribs buildings. of - TIRES near Preston, Lancashire, is being goes during the war are being cop- • _ '1
. gown Legboraa• Barred Rocks, white Rocks, gating Lull particulars of toe number. cite converted into an atomic energy vested for use with this weather 11
New Hunpshtres. Rhode Istand Reds. Whits we are overstocked at the present or good plant for the manufacture of ura- ,
'WYandottew, Light Sussex. Black Auntralorp.. cession number, township to H, Prasnell used trade -in tires (guaranteed to be in ex- p station fleet. It
denaJ white Giants. Also 11 cross breeds Realty 1551 Danforth Avenue. Toronto,_ ce:Ient obanet. n1Um metal. When oil station the vessels will b 'I
to choose from. non- sexed, pullets or cock- ARC WELDING MACHINES 600 X 16 - $6.00 Scheduled to begin production .. '!
1 ed Wck They ernmerottmiDD approved. w trvr. Electric as- cawliae .riven All orders rh;ppe3 C.o.D. sprclai equipment next fall, the plant Lain refine pitch- anchored 350 miles west of the .,I
With Droved records of livability and high Alliance Electric, 1081 Beaver Hall. Montreal, for vulcanizing Truck • and Farm Tractor Irish roe and s. miles west O{ i Hamilton. OPT. Production, Tweddle chicks an fast growing. or write nearest office - Halifax- Rahyu- Tires. BEACON TiRF, corner ,Queen and blend C017CtnttateS, TedUCt them t0 the Faroe Islands,
heavy Producing birds, and our 'prlcn are winnlpes. Ycrk St OtiTAR10 S MOST liODER1' metal, and. machine and finish urn- Supplementing the normal come
right, W bats been in business for 23 years. ATTE -crio FAR;1fEB EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP ttiUm metal rods fOr use tin atomic lament of the corvettes will be q1
. , We guard our reputation DJ shipping only FOR BALE- Tractor Titre., made of rubber, p -
' husky, healthy. Drs - selected chicks. Better Dealers Wanted piles.
suitable for bolting on steel wheels. $15.00 Two CLYDESDALE stallions, roan T year., - the meteorological staff of 12 of - _
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Bead for the free Twaddle catalogue and each, rear wheels: $7.50 each. front wheels dark bay 11. Promium A. exepllent quality, At peak production, the 3liniatry Cers and 42 ratings skilled in radar
priceLat right away. Also started chicks and when ordering state diameter and "wldtb of Cheap for aui,k sal*. Thos_ Colson, B1'vth.{ , ' et+ f'�� 1t,c,l - --- -_-
I older Pullets for Immediate delivery. Tweddle wbeele. Naj o' v e ry r,,C,! a 'r o, s - i •` " k&.r l,6vu and Other navigational aids.
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BARGAINS in two jt ree, four and five week ATTENT70\ Glass Ere wearer. Have yang WAR SURPLUS STOCK SALE
old chicks wb :le they last. x week old Glass Eye duplica teQ Ss unbreakable Acry .Britain _ already has an. atomic
pr..y fart Loxe B;•ne� and F:n -glaze TeCcw energy research center at Di(lCOt, r
Barred Rock, New Hamaets X Barred lic�Plast.c. writs Stein Artificial Eye Co.. S. 14
Rock non -sued $38.95, Du17s4 $22 95, cock- i, as- Brown lacquer enamel, lS- Callon con- • r _ -
1112 Trnwt Ave,. Kansas C';ty 1, Mo. t ere only) f1.36 per Callon, Berkshire, and as atomic ener "Gin Pills Helped
erels $10 05. Three week old add 13.00, tour Safrry Can (J-rr> cans, 3- American gallonst. g5 !r
.week old tide 35.00, five week old ads $7.00 BROAD BREASTED BRONZE production headquarters at Raring- � - -
New complete with flexible spout, 13.98 cow- Y
Per hundred, Large Egg 0 per add $1.00: POULTS plate, ton, Lancashire. ml Sore Back"
Specialty Selected add $x.00 per hundred to
above Prices. Assorted breeds 60c Per how. WITH reties Prep■ removed. Turkeys- w,ti Stirrup pumps. New (comptete with hose and - - _ __ - ' � _
dred less This advertisement „must accompany undoubtedly be a good price nest Fall. Sexed nozzle); ideal for spraying and .other uses . , PtBOTIH:R.IPHY SaYg Montreal Klan'
'your order with 111 %s deposit to receive these Poulin all toms or as- hatched available on $= 93 complete. Prices F.O.B. Toronto '" "f had rheamatit'eches and - .
special prices. Also Dullmts might weeks to meat dates: We can nuaply you N. YOU order Uinta or a.re La :malt- Snips rJmftpd, 121 REPRINTS 4c EACH - . • •-
laying Teo Notch Ghickeriea Guelph, bet, NOw, AM aaulla hatched from Broad Breast- De •Crass- Street. Toronto, $SEND 1'P V011 R OI -1) %'MATIV F.S back -ewrld hardly straight- Z _
ed Bronze Bioorltested Breeders, in automatic _ - - - 4 Z.%I_%RGF_11ENT9 the after beddin. A freod advised - -]i
ELECTRICAL BROODERS *V"Iat turkey, incubators, G VOLT WINDCHARGERS 4 t s n Folder 6lounts Gin Pint . .. Isola I'm ever is
. MEDIUM miss, Detrvered for only 31:95. SPECIAL VISCOV." PRICE FOR APRIL e' „roDlrb. -.•n ••.r' •r- #i;,00 Any S.Z. Roll-4 or 8 Exposures watch better",_I,p,� Montreal .
-' " - saving you $9.00, Write now for Particulars. 29TH HATCH ORDER TODAY Ail'anr Eiwti tr, 1041 Beaver Hall, Montreal. Developed and Printed loc For aloes than 40 ears Gin pills 1,
Oordon's Poultry_Equipment, Dundalk. Ont, Send for Free,'• ,jrkey Guhde. or writ. n'areat ofnce -Hal fax-Rouyn-To. Enlargements framed ! z g" Gold., Silver have broaght tYtit�to eiGin of
LAKEVIEW Tl37FiK%T RANCH roato• -Wt nn�peg-Yanenuver. Walnut tx Btaek finish 743 lt' Oierun Mounratie Psis. Backache. Scyatief.
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS - W'efn Bros. Phone ^s4 Exeter. out, 1d9 ACRES emeelp.s. heavy aroduc.ng clay colored 04c Lambaso. Get a packs;* today. Use r
/SP. .IA] Low Pr'res on day old and started, BARBER GREE_NE LOADER, model i&a• Imm., flowing nream. Large barn egwvved we make prints and enlara -meets from pro.as their merit. .
Thousands weekly. Assorted heavy breed em bucket type. on caterpillars, gasoline driven for dairying: silo. milk contract, attractive Prtnte of lost ne¢stivoa �Ylsr Yas. MMils
sc. Overhateb Assorted chicks 10c.- Also with Buda motor; to good condition. Write brick Douse.'.bathsoom, furnace. hydro con- • • " DEFT, %L �ssrestlly �� "bill• .,
1 2-$ week ofd cockerels Bead for 'Special P.O. Box 119, Tborold, Out. trnrted. 6 miles tram town - on paved high- STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE -
Prtce Ltd, I.alcerlerw, Poultry Farm. Exeter. EEAL'TtFL L large, genuttta ladies Alligator °'ay• bus gars ce, Toronto 8o talks, .Price yp� 110 WiyT IIYl 10E A. Tf1811�i1O s e
/3ntazto. Handbags only 124 8$ postpaid air marl but I1700o alth $4400 cash and 4s- on balance..
HEAVY COCKERELS $6.00 Per 100, Holly- plum -port of entry tax C.O D, Satisfaction Box 141. 11 Adelaido IT . Toronto. - 4{ i-. - _ - .
VOW leathern Pullets $24.00 per 100• Sussex guaranteed. Cecil Bradford. Hers 801; Atsem. 2041-ACRE dairy tarot: situated on Km¢'a "n.A,� ?ED -,tit kinds of dresrra ph�ifzy, Top s
amid Red Sussex Donets 120.00, Barred Rock, Panama Canal zone - Highway, nine suites went of Cornwall,
N R. Red and legroe and redroe• hybrid pale -- .Farm in exceflent vonC'�i on, carrying 70 bead Prices for Lop burns. Joseph Cooper Limited. "
lets. $x0,00. BIg Husky guaranteed to live CANVAS COVERING of cattle at present. Buildings consist of Poultry Dept . 2034 Danforth Ave., Toronto (is ft sA4/Yit aM►il
chicks from blocdtested Dallorum free hens. Heavy White Duck waterproof with light two houses, large bnro. large henhouse and d, (We do Custom grading). •
Chicks sired by 260 -100 egg males with high rubber coating one. side, 60 unchN wide. $1, 2 a1q Den, rt1 to excellent rroolr: elan 'sugar 11"Wonai Drug &Chemissl
Cs,npssq Of Cstnada. L1mli8d
e'gg records for past 10 geaeraticnn. Their Yard. Suitable for Canoe Dock. Groan PI& . all Modern equipment In houses and barn. .' ISSUE lie+ -1847 .. _. -
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- Inherited egg laying ability added to ffietr Sheets, Roof or Dock Covering, Full rolls Apply to B. C. 'Rsrtl•, P.O. Hoilit`5, Corn- -- -,-
cars health and rigor make them the blasest 100 Yards special price. Su"lled in 'gar- wall, -.Q , . e,
shier bargain for 194' Write for pricellst Psalms. sturdy, Ieme wearing, complete with ----- , c._-- I
or order direct from this ad: We Can chip tie ropes S:c squari foot Write for sample HAIRDREE81\(:
twice each week during May and June. John Leckie Limited. ',?'Wellington St. W_ - -- t
LEARN Rairdrs imc_ the Robertson method,
Big Rock Far_m,_D8112• Roche*. On t. Toronto. InfurmAniort on request regarding c7 assn i - . - �'
. - POULTRY PROFITS CMZZBE FACTORY and''mqulvmest= L-•f-.r�4$ Rahertson's Hairdressins - Acadomy. 12. Arm ���� Your Career a
should be good this year but yen must mart horsepower hotter, I Inch tunes, also vats nun Baal., Toronto, _ I
with chicks that have money - making charao• and Arran. Ontario, J. G. lfcdwen, R.R. \o i, HELP WfYTED .. �� ;elet Tele�grap#�er <
- •.'tertattce. With feed costs Increased you can't COLICInd. Ontario, . -
COLORYfEw9, Mrxlco- Southwest. All dtf• EXPERIENCED HO shave . far new
afford to gamble em chicks. HY buying chicks $ i
• foots as established firm. paying striates ferent Visit by matt. Five 2sc: fifty savrtry home neat O•Mwa. Private room. .; , - - i
- - washroom. zadto, liberal time off. (h+oe bus - attention to management practicer than over 31'$0, We mail messeges far you Ise. Color- This Career ,is well worth considering, because in addition t0 '
before• sad constantly culling the laytn¢ hens, views, Box 712, Del Rio, Texas. ronnert;ons XPPIT Box 140, 71• Adelaide W., k"
Toromo.
It ls possible to realize Area Lower'Dnrodttetfon CONCRETE BLOCK msehfnea, 200 to 240 _- _ IlCtiVmg union wafts {rORn the sort, Iltafly rtlCeiv! fret house, .
Bests than formerly. Oafntortk's Chicks tiro Stocks hour, others hand or power 45 to -NEW WRITERS are needed, Enter th,s 1
hatched to live, and . bred to Lay. Day, old 100 hour. Brick machines. Batch &fixer. highly Paid field. earn in span time, earty fuel, and light, commission Olt express and telegrams, as well as -. . -
- - mind started chicks for immediate delivery. any size. Motors and Oas Engines, - Madlaon Profits Details free Authors Criltmited. - . . 1'1
Barred Rocks. Light Sussex, New Hampahirea, Equtpmpnt Co. Madison. Tenn, P_O, L. 14; winelppg, Canada. being on the pension list. - • f
-- Wbito Legborn., Light Bummer X Barred - CANOE CANVAS : ` .TWO GRADUATE NURSES An _
. Reeks and Light summer X New Harnpehlrea. prole with public or high school can qualify, through our s'
flafalorth's Hatchery. Tzettoa, Otturlo; Pro- All wet[hts an7 wtdehs also copper nails. Gemerai duly, ! -hour 331'• $1_5.00 per m.mth
dncen of good baby chicks since 1927. tacks and Canvas filler Writs for prices ar t' salary, One month bohday with .Day cially- prepared Textbooks that slake the study easy to understand. -_
ROCK: PULLETS $20.00 per 100, Order May John Leckie Limited. 77 Welltdttton Street after one year servlgg.' Transportation ar- __ -_ _
W„ Toronto. ranged AD 1y Slips C, Weir,. )tatron, Wriacb We assist YOU to the -
chi�ks now. barred rock. N.R. Red. Sussex ptmtt033• `
im sad hybrid pu14ts $20.00 par 106, Hollywood FARM FOR 8A'LE -400 acres dairy teem, Mmmortat FlJsait_ Hazelton. H.C. i
leshorn puAats. $21,00. heavy cockerels $5.00 near ached, cheese' factory and general WANTED. W011A� eea halo on Pnut;ry Fast. CASSAN Systems, 1489 Qtlttfi W TOtt3nt0
Per 100. Hlg Husky livable chicks hatched store; 100 erns good bush land. Priced' to Stets wanes end nnriirulars. ('has. Bishop . . f
Heynt, On+tarin Fleas! send fret folder 11}tholot obligation, - ,�
from big eggs. aired by 1150 -ae0 ens finales, sell Box 139, 71 Adelalde W„ Toronto, _- -
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Order from this ad or writs for circular, Big FOR SALE. Pedigreed Angora Ralr. does MEDICAL :Name . •.......1....,....
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Rook Farm. Yflie Roches. Oat, and Docks. and Juniors. any amount. 70. - ' "" - " "" "'
SE1VD FOR our special reduced price list on Smolders, Northwood, Ont. GOOD ADPICEt Every suirerer of Rheumatic -,
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tiro- three. lout firs and six week old Pins or lCens 1D% should try Dixon .0 T. PTOV.
slatted chicks !n non - sexed, Pullets and cock- GOLDS\ Di Ci�:VTNG Game Bantams $5.00 gemedy. Munm's Druc store, 335' Elgin,
. ierets. We have the following pure breeds Dslr, cockerels 11.00, Also pit games Jim Ottawa, Portaa!d 11.00, _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ - +- .- r�- ► -.+++s - _ - _ : _ _ _ _ -i ' _ .. . "
and crows breeds to' choose from: Barred 2ocom. Espanola, Ontario. TREAT TOL RSF.I.F at home with elarro• . ,?
• ' Rocks. New Erampshires. Rhode Island Reds. GUERNSEY CATTLE.. Purebred and grade: tratimtWem for Arthritis. Rheumatism, Ia• _ ___ . _ -
Wbtte Rocks. Black AustratotW. White Lei• all age., both sexes. Write for prices. C somnla. Varicose Veins and other circulatory - . 1. horn. Light Buster, New FTampslnfre X Light M. Platt. R No. 2, Hamilton. Ont, _ailments, Free•,rxplanatbry pamphlets from _. . -'1
. Sussex, Light Sussex X New Hampshires• HANDLES, new steel ammunition box handier CoopeAemedies,' Tonce Strerr, Toronto. , ' -
. Light Sussex X Barred Rocks. New Hamp• Ideal for fruit Mures, bushels. trap doork, 14,.VE TOC HEARD about Dtxon's Neuritb ` - . ' - 11 41hirs X Barred Rocks, also older pullets eight etc. 10c' Pair. Newson k' Campbell Co,. and P.heumatic Pars Remedy' it'dvea nand , , - - ; .is-
weeks to laying, Free eataloiue, Twiddle HamFtton. Out - traalea. Munro' Dr,uc fitbrp, 833 F,ldn t Y4
Chick Hatcheries Limited. Fergus, Ontario, t 'HOL9TEiN8 - -' Ottawa_ Postpaid 111.00, t'A
Service ate Crandson of - Lochinvar" frgtrt
l0e HURONDALE GHICKS 14c richly brO Rea Apple Darn. accredited.' listed. _ :MCRTCAi. iN9TRi' ?iENTa - ' , a - -
1 ore Sussex. Sussex x Nampa, Rock x Ramps, Aurly R A. Cleland. Llalowel, Ont. FRED A R0T)DIX(3TON h,tls, sells. ex- ) ' • - - •
Barred Rocks and New Ramps, mixed chicks - - Chong— m,t.'v:,v ,, , .,,..,,-. Ill Y'horch, ' - - -
Ile, pallets 24c. Leghorn.. Rock x Leshomm. ELECTRIC MOTORS A.C. Tcimntp : _ _ :' �.
Sussex x Leehorns, and Leghorn x Hamps. OR D.C. OFFER TO INVENTORS, V. -
mlxed chicks 12c, bullets 14c. All DteMen -
double bloodtested and banded. Backed by Larne stuck - Alliance Electric, 1081 Spacer 'AN _ OFFER it, every invpntnr -List of Inve•n. 1 - • " ,
Pedigreed foundation stock. Many customers Hall. Montreal, or nearest office- Hallfax- tions and frill information .sent -free, The
report- "Best Chicks I Ever Had," Rouyn- Toronto- Winhitus- Vancouver, Ramsay. Co , Re¢taterpll, Patpnt Attnrnel•s - ' -" - I
STARTED CHICKS 'AND , I HAVE FOR SALE TNTERNATIONAL soil 2'3 Bank Street, Ottawa, ia� ;
,. pulverizer, 244 Letz _ Rou¢hase Still an ` - -- -' "- - - '- --- �, `
PULLET.$ i. Llpu Wander draining machine. all as '*nod OT•PORTrN7TiEA FOR {vONE\ •\�
1 weeks old add' 4c, 3 weeks ofd add 10c, 'its new wafter McPherson. Route 2. Dun. �` BE A HAIDRESSER � '.Y�, '
4 weeks old add 15c, 6 weeks old add 20c. Balk. Ont r• w '.':�
JOIN CANADA'S T, •.Ar)1NG SCHOOL ti:.
s weeks old 50c each for this week and next LIMITED quantity available pedigreed Pig Great Opnnrtvnity f,parn - - -- t
only. Angora rabbits. Phillips Angora Rabbltry. -_ :iS ":.. "' .. ..
Hairdressing 1a;`^
41e HEAVY COCKERELS ,s� 118 Monklat+d tloulevnrd, saint Laurent. _plfasani dianifted itrofesatnn, good Rages, f �" .;- Queber LhnusanAa succerafvl. 3fert•el graduates. ' .'1.1 "',w> _
#[wt Type New Hamps, 4c, other heavy -- "
breeds 6c, Assorted Heavy Cockerels 4c. NO. 7 GALORE BARBEY. $1.30 tier bushel. America's grpniest system. Illustrated Bata- ! :. .
! week* old add 4c. These bargain cockerel Bags Trap. W. J. F. Bell. Klppen. Ont. looue free. Write or Pail .
MARVET, HATRDnr."rN`G -- ��
_ . - Drlces for this week and next only. OILS. Greases. Tires, Insecticides, Electric SCHO� tT.F _
OVERMATCH CHICKS 8C Fence Controllers, Rouse and Barn Paint, 168 Blear St, tv.. Toronto
Our choice of breed or breeds In ,heavy or Root Coatings. etc. Dealers wanted. Writ• Branches 44 Ktn St, Hamilton
Wargo Grease t Ott Limited. Toronto. -
Ught breeds. Here's your chance to get good - -•- .. k 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa - _--- '
chicks cheap. 100% live delivery guaranteed. PAINTING .. `" - PATENTS ---
$1.00 per 100 deposit. Order from and en• ,4 complrt• stock of wehstrr Paint Spraying - - -
close thin ad. or send for Price Lint. FF.THERSTORAL'RH k Company Patent ;
Cnits. sizes tor' the Horne. Chop, or Contrite-
PERSONAL --`
HURONDALE CHICK tor.
ons home, write he". Thin complete
ng of l for Buie Toronto Booklet- of -information information King reonesstt, s or constant Smoking PI
• • HATCHERY :' Pressor, sun and hone. Thinking of Datntlna __Y _ $w ,
Logd0 Out, part[calsri. Air Compressors for email gar-
Pleasure
_. r n' ages, or large contractors. giving up to 160 I�fi t70 reward for any watch we cannot _
SUSS 'AX X RAMPS FOR Factor pressure. di rib Moran 26 and $0 el ion repair: 'best Watch nrhia; written guar•
Factory distributors for Logan Prnlslon nntee. Atlas Watch Repair Co . . Box !7,
9 SUCCESS Metal Cutting Lathes. All sizes to stock. Station_ t3 ". Montreal - _ .
HAY delivery, book your ardor today at the For further Information, write, phone or STOP SMOKING 'without taking anything - .. r
Colleen prices. Unsexed Chicks $11.00 per visit Ontario's Hpadquartere for everything internally or usinc any will power! sand '
1N. Pallets $22.00: Cox 1c: Leghorn X electrical, 4c addressed envelope for information. Plem. w I� w• Mil.(2XO ET.ECTRIC LiMITED 411 Blrks Rvfldingv Rilmohton 6, Alberta • , , 4
Vamps, rt. 11 unsexed. 112.00 -Tested. per Gov Pullets loci 711 King fitreet. West- Hst,dltsn. 4lstaris.
4-,qx� 1c. Puilorota- Tested Gov't Approved -_. = �-=- -- " -"-' -" __--- _ '
PROTOGRAPHY
elect '$t,00 Dowm balance on delivery, 1POTATO FARM - FILMS DEVELOPED +. I _. ,,_.
BON TE'S CIRCK HATCHICRY FOR SALIC. 750 -aers farm. Northern Ontario, ,
_ Box 1st, Elmira, out. _ so ■crew cleared: food potato farm; 1% miles and Printed, 25C Roll; ... �
x000 s TO i0 WEEK OLD from town: hydro. tf lniereatM write for Cigare "e To�aeVo
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Information to Omer (a.ms'•i. Box 9, Porquhs , Reprints, lC Each •'
_ PULLETS Junction. o_nt, _ , . j . _
for de7it• -rN 1 1st. also 4 and d week olds T - "PEERLESS" WATER - y SPECIAL , .
fee prompt d.' vet y, Ail ralsed to bread now - . sTEM` CO!1tET tnletnc remers,' fvf' 1 ^' •dap, spat•• • - - •
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• tiesoding Pant under Ideal ededttlone, all floor anteed. $8.15: with Ienft, r shoulder carry- ..
s�1sM• Rasp's four oppoetaalt7 to gat to an writs for dots 118--- Allianeet Electric. 1691 Ing rsse $11.45: nbine.d "^•tnaid, a '�_
IM W17 blgh priced OW markets. T.akevlew Beaver Hall. Montreal. or write nearest .teem COUNT PHOTO SS'RVIC! _ - „'.
r0af y Farm. Exeter, Ontario. - Ralltax- Rouyn-- Teratta Eoz d. Postal Station D, T•rentn ' ' r t' , -. 1
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HILLSIDE CHICKS � Well Boards eta ;
Heap y Cockerels; pullets. Varied /
breeds; crosses. Some s„arted. Out _ _. _..._..W.. —N. M. - Gordon — -- /
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on r -° u fin lu
.. a. e 1 d theca cart n _
g,Y
g
ON GIB 0' N
.up with earlier chicks. Can:.da App- i -,
roved; bredera pullorum tested; 100 • j' A �i s �• Maple Leaf Fire
percent Clive delivery guaranteed. Ask a RAL \IS F V p i
for spririg price list, and order soon, '�' IPA :� 1'U Insurance
Co.
through agent--
1Y t� or Phone
CARRY MILKS, PICKERIN_G_ . �°i kR YAGT4'i
FOR SALE — mahogany upright eap Rates for Farm and 'Country
g y tiSG` 1 t Buildings PICKERINGr
piano, $ 75.00, or best offer. R. B. .13A N D 49 kV.,' i r �. , -r � � E. �Nin°istorm Insurance on Buildings• JEWELLERY STANLF1,11
Wells, Huseb.+nk , Rd, north. Phone Windinills, Silos etc,
s it 5. AGin euurt 86 ,r. itomobile I 1 Kinds - a
Electric Refrigerators, new 7 cubic
• �a 19811 nwnrannn ..! dl ,
'. foot, nationally famous wake, $299. Poronto' AD 6523 —Pick 1x8 K t? r7 WATCH and CLOCK
00; . Automatic Sha low Well Press- —
3owman & Ro'we REPAIRING ea
ure Systems, $1'x9.50; Gaseline oper-
ated Washing Machines $189,50 M cE AC II I E ISS - — ®�. s ■s _i. .n i s i >... Stouf f vine -
-....
- Garden Tractors, one and half horse,
— • FUM417URE DEALER OLD HORSES WANTED
3280.00 3 horse, 0380.00. Out-
board Motors, new, from° $79.50 up. FUNERAL' 'DIRECTOR " Campbell Mink Ranch Pays � ,� ��► �>f[ a•r &' t:Phone Stouifiille S4f
a S►fLYi.RIIIAi Sa urday M►�nee at 2 P. M. °
Immediate Delivery. Transportation
prepaid. Private Ambulance Service $15.00 AT YOUR FARM Novelties Doors Open Each Night At 6.3!
CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC Day or Night - PHONE AGTJ�E:Ot3RT 18J12 All work fully guarapteed :. F>�LIDAY _ - 19AT1mUAY
HARDWARE COLLECT
! APRIL 25 -and 26
OSHAWA, ONT. Wm. McFAchnie, Prop: - _ �Qg1 �J l tt4
_ For Pickup May 9 1
_ FOR SALE — quantity'of Timothy Phone Pick. 13 ®j� ... _.. _ .,._.. _.,., �_ Truth abcutmurder
u
Seed. Feed oats; Timothy straw and Bonita Granville ]!L Conway
corn in stook, good feed. — Omar Pickering, 'Ont. �, ,(��,��( � ,
Sleep, miner Base Line and Brack �✓ Spring Demands! ,�" . TWO GUYS FROM MILWAUKEE
R° _ 0014 err
FOR SALE — 50 cedars, 5 to 7 feet SALE RECr'ISTER Electric Brooder Stoves i MONDAY _ TUESDAY
ie''•h. Also 36 L41acs. tail transplauc- — errera !Olf ` _ iApATt� 9a ,_
ed. A. W. Smith, Pickering, R. R. 2. Satrnday, April 26 auction sale B—H Paints - Enamels L
FOR SALT — 80 feme poW5, 2000 of High Cbass (some ;near new) furn- Varnishes, Removers, Brassies Anna and the
feet of p re
iae 16 x 12 by 1 1 -2• — S- I itu, including electric washer near Good lines of shet�m and
Station Station Road, Pickering. a new, Electric range near new, Piano, feral hsrdWare7- y' '
FOR SALT, — manurd spreader. En- Chesterfield suite, (good rugs, Com - Q v � King Of Siam
quire at Wood's Store, Dunbarton. E plete house fWj of furnitUre and d j _ � IN � IJilB jjj Irene Dunn send Rex Harrtatwn
CUSTOM SPRAYING •tmd other elTects, Dishes, Utensils etc., " AL .
SPRAYING 3i.�►TERIAIS at cite residence cornar. Manor Rr)ad
A complete line of Niagara Brand and Kingston Highway in the Village HARDWARE Isa simple, but rich de- ,
-Spry Materials and Bean Spraying + of West HUi, 8carboro 'Ijcp. Prop- mf we can furnish WIDNESD 90 n THURl3DA?
y p y T erty belonging Phone piclt,eri:rg 48 8'n N APRIL '0 and MAY 1
Machines; also Custom S ra i of Sig to Estate of late memorials that will
Norton. Sale plemm from even x Little Mister aim '
. Orchards and Stab'es. f� �r� at .1.04 p, m. ;
J .- DAVID LENNOX ! Terms, cash. •Nil reserve as property — � -standpoint. In dignity
Phone 35 R. 14 - Pickering, Ont'ar'io gold_ lien ,.nd Clarke Prentice, eruct. of appearance our work
(mile crest of village on No. 2 I•iigh.l s *� Apr. 23 No �� �� � � � will stand out through ••B�h" Jenkins Frances Gifford
Ails. 25 = the Ages. Universal News
S 'ai' ,
aturda a s
• - Rater Pressure System" y• y 3 — a� t.on sale o! — .,. "No Greater Tribute"
350 gallons per hour, automatic. -300 'turd nr more 4 hardwood, a'so +;
comp slat, wo>,d, mostly eech and Tutee "'rem N. W. STAFFORD —Bought and Said—
complete with tank and ail Cquip- p y CARPENTERING ! Used Clouting — sterilized, cress. arent, 60 cycle, 513:3.30 delivered. ma le.,All w•o^d wiiarnteed and cut � highway Memorial �,
In 4 fn.,* teng:hc and piled at two CEMENTING Works ad and pressed 311ro new. Carry s
Outboard Motors ! p ° r' PLUMBING � N e stock o k.I h
And onP -:gat rr.les r-iraight north of large f g Cie sails.
All. sizes, 1 to 10 h. p, t':,rlotis ROOFING Pl; 462 Whitby, Ont. overcoats and ants. Also a
makes, new 1947, fr�:,1 $'79.50 i _tls+, T-un f ea-m +rkP" on rear of _ _ P g
Jot 104 Yorrre fit, Last Gwilli.nhu We sl %o sell Branatord td4.ofln y Klock of rev► !E other teats aced
New Garden Tractors r 1 ° - M r1
- T-wp Vpi-. .;.u;5 ..ca•ess •o• road and. Alater°aa,3, �:iupare bathroom �� ` •wtndbreakers. anre gents,' furniab•
electric and ga= r p° r.:ted; 15 whin: his,} �.. ;.. Property of John Ma6son.,l Eglupmeni, Mee water \ � � J Inv at very reactjxal,te prices. Call
tr: chinPS. I'•rxer L9�r tixl< werq; E'�uis Sa'e- at ] 30 p..rn, Terms, cash. No. Ss -t •Ella, Io, att.y . Stable jand be convinces:
]OF all ty pes and Canpe-,; 1 Pw•E•r tool%; a _ .
.Err -ctric and ker° svm operated re-. . cease, .er P��fe *c f�- par, t'.tlaars. F.yui�lnrnt, ARd _ Hens Schwartz
frigeratorc; Rifles; Shit guns. Auto : nd C'a'�c Pre.atice, au. :tio:lYers
Building Materials Sl 'Bond Street West. (sahawta. Oaaa
trailers, Radi„s .of all iypes and A ^r• 'a f . ' - Worft Goaranteea Farr 's Elevator
kinds: 7 WANTED
Transportation prepaid anywhere in A iTr: I'iO l:I:IChL_a�iEEtS I - { •t . �� Y r. Phones Ut1dice xaW, Res. .361 ! -
.:Ontario: l Master Chick Starter is Reliable j DEAD HORSES AND CA1110
- C3iRISTI-AN'S ELECTRIC .AND i TF:tiDF•RS for repai'riftg coping, - We do buf]dirg of all Idnds Cafeteria Poultry 3fasles, Peat
H.ARD1aiAR£ — ,O•SHA1tiA flashing; also repairs to plaster Phone Pickering 6tiJ For Free Pickup, P>t ;
g . Moss, Shell Maker .75 cwt. PICKERING ..., .. .. , ..,,... 1N
M._y i6 on interior vralrs of • bui'dinl* of I - Order your fence now. We har-e
Schodt Section No. '15 Pickering PICKESING..
P. Mc GREEVY j a carload.
- Township, wi11 be. received up to PICKERIkNG .. .. ' .. 29
Accountant gook - keeping and 1 Oats Barley, Wheat and Peas
' Ma;; 15, 1947. Inforzustion will be BROOKLIN .... .. ; . .. ... 66
1C
Income. Tax Filed - for Seed — Clones Seed �No, i.
B
biyen by Secrets. -y. Lvvvest or any ( PUBLIC OTIGE- CL.IREMO+NT .. .. .. .., .� Id y
BOX 968 :Mews � Meadow Fescue Biome, Ken
j tender not neceFaarily accepted. Pickering Township Roads tnoky AGINCOURT .. , . .. .. .. set
May 2 ' DAi 3 A. For Woods Milking MachinES and We Pay The l?hoaa •Charges
Al OPPORTU: IITV g.:. Sec., Coolers; Lime, Fertilizer,
i Claremont Coat tuation acrd- Public DurbZ the month of April, Corn- Asphalt Shingles Established Rural Watkins District Schools, Box. 4i, mercial Motor Vehicles operated � 8 es and Salt- GORDON YOUNG LTD
available. If you are aggressive, and Claremont, Ontario o�' or upon Pickering Township
_ Toronto — Phone: Ad. 8886
` ' - _ -•_- between the ages. of 25 and 65 Roads, shall not be loaded in ex- aremont, Or =•
` '.have or can secure travel outfit, this dess of One -half the capacity
is your opportunity to set establish- ? - PAiNTF.RS ■ -
registered with' the Department. • . . °'f
ed in a profitable business of your By Order, McLellen
' -own. For full particulars write today TFNDERS for painting.-and dgc- PICKERING TWP. COUNCIL CEMENT S�RVICE STATION r
to — the J. R. Watkins Company, i orating Schoo+ Building, S. S. No. Roy Ward, Road Supt.
Dept, C+ -P -16; 2177 Masson St. Mon- + 15, Pidktrin$ .ownship, wi% be re-
Brougham OnL IMF'ER1AL OIL PRODUCTS
e,
treal, Qu i ceived up to May 15, 1947. Apply WORK
'Fire Repairs - Grease and Oil
'FOR SALE — cedar posts, golf's, to Secretary for.information. The
BAtteries for Sale - Charging
• ' - `mixed stove wood, paT•sriips, `,eets, lowest or any tender not nECessar- D r CEI„LAgg _FOUNDATION$ -• � ' _ Tires For Sala
'onions, only. strawberry plants sly aaocepteM Dr. P. W J. LOOS ST"IX Oa PHONE: •IcR[RIN.
• _ T%venings Daly. Ha Boole, Clare • Mice A. Forgie, Sec., >
= _ mcht Village. Continuation and Public S,•hooh>ti ;VETERINARY SURGEON ANYTHING IN CEMENT WORK . PIGKERING-
May 16, Buz 44 Claremont, Oxttario.
PICKFMNG - PHONE - 160 SM: �' � OIen 6.80 A. iA To 10,80 P. 11 AUCTION SAi.E RADIO 'Greenwood
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS _._ .._,: KAISER
the `.�' :.:, of 4. SALES - SFR�'ICE (�ireen*oiA. Onto i • •
ARTHUR A. KNEESHAW f Chopping Mill '
54 Cednr Str, Ajax, Oat. :. Expert Work . Will Call and Deliver Ei - %C I RIC •1C PHONZ PIQB. 7 8 =1 2iASTEit FEE, and
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947
ROY !tlaLEOO f
Sate at 1.00 P. M. Sharp _ . j Hetue sTeld Brea WiTfiag HUN $AY FED ;
• • . CIARB.1iONT —. •Plane 3804 ESTIIiIATEB (iIVLN All Western Qraios _
8 -Piece Chesterfield :htite + _
Quality Drugs ..Oyes P* Chvppft Daily
Reversible Rua' Cabinet Radio ��/ Pbaiae Pkiespg I R 31
Those o! you here who dr vA over .Accurate DI
{• `" ` .Ji bd Vote dual y R �eiies A. J. M ORMW sad SON
2 End Tables oar gravel roads, will have noticed m .
Studio Couch � ' the absence of the usual mud holes• .. Bellaire Photo Fimimbe .
Chest of Drawers bo be found every spring. The heavy �ac�etni� - i, P -
lets Cosmetic Lis Ciaremc,t Lode -
S -Piece Bedroom Sul" . snow is said by some to hove kept
6- ece Kiteheatette frost fi•oara the ground, with the re. : _PHON$ P R. L10 _ • STORE HOURS - -
2- Burner Hotplate , . sultant freedom from "break- ups''. _ Week Days - 5.80 A. M. + 9 P. IIL. '
system
Washing maaahiree, 1946 model Much Saar► Sta11 To Be Seen Sunday - 12.80 P. M. - 5 P. i1L -
Ice Box Baby crm Dame At - i Standard Size Locker $9.00 A tip
Baby carriage Play, pen Ahho we are not aseein mu-h v R• Boyes, Ca"ing Room alai Chilling googol
Card table High Chart g Claremont Available Free To chretomests
:'TWO foot stools Im bosr8 of it here, our Townsh:p Councilmen �:' -
Electric iron and Toastft on their road inspection tour bn the _ Phm • ' iB• 1. SOME LOCKERS AViAILAI"
][say vther-artieles too mm�erons to first of � week report �g try Fri. Apr. 25 THE SEBALL 3 �) i E TAYLOR LOYS
meadow able to get through some of ow •
01414119 su tthern roads yet, owing to gnaw, 0A dos _ ..
W= )"Wig Xnedoom Th
PHONIL Mr. a MON!• C6A1:>OfL0111T t!w ie
1�speak on the work , of the Canadian t"
`/, I East R'oodEands . Condnued - �► THREE. ACT DRAMA
fCancer Society oral films one be Thin is a treat tha4 it-at all .nk�
shown depicting the work done in possible, _ a!1 should attend, a
worinng agaznat this dread disease. ' One of finest sound and talkie i' - TEMPEST and SUNSHINE" _
Mr. and Mrs_ I'. J. R ideman and Presented b a cast of
v` will be held in th echurch on A start has been made on cleaft'cg ecuiipment outfits has been purchas. Y
daughter of Karkhain. plied un k•e up our church and the women made ed b the Community nd we are-! GREENWOOD PLAYERS
their aunt, Mfrs A. Forgie on Sun -' Sunday evening, April 27, at 8 0 a fine ob•of the y Y OMMUN1TY HALL
j pews removing all now .assured of the best in movie ! CLARIsMONT
day, o clock. Bev. Keainely has kindly con- t}.e scuff marks etc. which t#sfigur•ed pietaires. Come out and enjoy d ' �
Mr. Chambers, Stouffvitle is mov- --tented to b::no slices, in keg i1 ni y a good WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80,
g per Y d;,'— l.ndia. There them. Thanks to Messrs W. H. show on Saturday evening at 7.00 !
in into the former Frank Coo with this ears sari Knowles and Elbert C,losson for the m. 8.15 P. M.
residence at the end of the month. will also be special music. Cume and wash -up job done on the walls and P Friday, May 2 is the start of a under auspices Goocifellowsh p Class
The former Norgaret Kennedy and participate in an interesting prog- jig} The improvement is Y, Y of Claremont tinted Church
little son are s ndin a few da -s �• The C. G. I. T, are to assist in quite new Teen Age Club as a branch g Musical Numbers Between Act&
g y noticeable.. Next week work. will con- the Junior Coturt Club. All
the Program. ry your
v Rev. I. E. and Mrs. Kennedy, tinue on the floor. people 12 g COME and SEE THIS PLAY
Mr. Jesse Warden Toronto spent This year, -,ae W. M. S. has asked P Plc Years and up are welcome
Pe Remember our church is ready to to the Community Hall
the week -end with his famL � here. for an uattu of clothing fur an eid- Y , at 7Re p, m. Already presented several times,
Y welcome all newcomers to our Comm.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Gibson, of Osh- erly woinas. Will any who have a btents Sports, Dancing and Refresh - ADMISSION,
contribution to make leave their unity who have no other church off- meets are pJaasned. Adults 25c. —
. a+�a, spent the Weekrend with Mr. � e iliatflon. S�indsy School for all fmtn . Children 16c. • .
and Mrs. Cbarles Hardy, parcel with •Mrs. Geo,_Philip as the beginners to aduhs commences at >�
Born, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Madill, Supply Secretary is away fivni home 1,30 each Sunday afternoon. Regular
at Sn1rHospitat, a eon. I at present. sins service i8 at 7.00 p, m. The choir -
r l�, �� ...����� • ATOMIC COW
Mr; w• Knox r`n�
" tbje tearing doCn of the McIntyre ,Mss. Holtby and pi�++ctices every
Thursday at 5:00 -
building, and intends erecting a new
Mrs. Seebeck are all on the sick list under the capable' leadership of lire. . D V N B A RTDO N, ONT.
dome thew. recove they are a.i on the road to Barnes. Ice CINDERS -Carta e
Miss Manaaret Briscoe is r�ned Next Sunday brings in Daylight to her home through illness and will bliss Gertie Bate, Toronto, spent Saving ime and all -
The off work for about two weeks. Saturday with her dint, lYliss Bate. g gatherings PROMPT SERVICE `
follow the change, 'A. L. Robertson. C. W. UIIwin
Locals home for the week -end in- hie, and Mr-. Lorne Holtby, Mr.
•cluded the Bjnstead boys, Victor Mor-
a id Mrs. Del Ford were at the Holt- __ — I Office and Ice House, Dumbarton, Out
ley, Miss Helen Norton and Miss by home this week -end Green River Fick. 79 R 23 No. 2 and Pine Ridge Rd '
Dorothy Hawktey. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wannop were
Head "McLeoa's" advertisement in Toronto visitors one day last week.
this issue. Roy has jMiss Zell,a Seebeck and friends Mr. and 'Mee. Gene Forsyth ti-isit-
est completed
bis Course in Radio. and is opening called on Mrs, Seebeck on Saturday ed %Wss Ruth Hutchings recently.
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Lehman and
up business here. He solicits your children, of Goodwood, visited 'Airs,
patronage as one ekiftled in up- to- bliss Ethel Seebeck is assistiig in SPRUCEHILL HARDWARE
the Knox 'store. Lehzna.^'s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
the rniastte radio service and sates. - Draper. "
Mr. Len Rurit, Brougham, • has Mr. Ed. Jones is preparing to .er- Pe . r S
ect his home -on the lot purchased Mrs. John Altelaar and Patsy, of PAINTS, GARDEN EQUIPMENT, SEEDS, etc.
'vented the Farr term east. of the P
from , Win. m, Ellicott. Oakwood, visited her parents, J.. E,
'V s
ge' pod Mrs. Wilson last week. PLUMBING a-id HEATING
,•i..,+ 1lM Inn .Friends from here attended the
Coa*e is in a ituie i>etizr «,uJ*, - f„uela of the !ate airs. i-niup ?UT-- Mri, '� 'M- T A. Ftarefont who ..REPAIRS a SPECIALTY "
Son .this week, syth idarkhwix: on Thursday. irs. 1,.• �: � ,,
} years visited her father J B, Wi'aon, O.{r81;I1 :® 4)aF -AIEi ABOCT apR� 14.
A number from here attended *.i:e P'�,rsyth was the former Elsie Greig
and until her marriage to Mr. For- before' her denarture for their n;-w l Sprueehill Road, Dumbarton, Ont.
K*nda a Show at Brougham last h, resided in this o-mrnunit Our horre at Spruopdale, On+. Their many
"'Monday evening: �'� Y• .
The Sunday evening service of the sympathy is extended to her .hus- friends wish them the best in their
net home,
`8 NORM. LIT'TI.EFORD OWNER
aptiat Church was a little different bamd and brother, Mr. W. Greig. _ '
-,5n that the members of the congr•eir- • The Mission Band had a very sue_`, ='disc lgarsio Wil�6n vi =iced friends ^
ation took charge of the service.'Mr, cessful meeting at the home of Mrs.,: at 'Oak -wnrd last ;week -end. -
Names Coates acted as chairman. %antiop on, April 12. 9 • The Ladiece Aid had a-.ery -Free=
Miss Emma Brown took the subject 'Mrs. Ritchie spent the vreek -etxi cesa.•ui meetirg at .1 M-, •r Th„ra-
'.But, God ". Mrs. Binstead sang see- in Toronto• i day of last week. Mrs. T. Williams Commencing
cent solos, and all , r members took Mr. and Mrs. Dean Maus. Jack, Was guest speaker. Mrs, Fors
soloist and Shank, nk, Devotional SUN DAY, APRIL 2 7T H .
part, Regular services resumed nest and Barbara, along with other
week. members of the Dawson family, Leader. a a duet. The President aconducted Ia i• t� A A as M IRA
'At a meeting la�;t .4-eek. the Park.
Board decided to 11h-,'d .another Fie'd
Day this year and F:•ve decided on
the third week, in July..
'Wi. 11. C. Open `•:eAing Tonight
-The Wor,rn',4 tili n Circle of the
Partiat Chttrc•h wilt hold an open
meeting ton +ght -in th#• chu -ch at S.00
o'clock lli. 11 ddrr•.r, a •.local tea -,
rher. will adrlres,k the meeting on
)"Bo!ivia. Her pare its and Festers
are rrisaionar+.pc in Bolivia, shed her
,talk will be verv. interesting.
B&wlinit Club HtQ Annual Meeting
The Bnwlinc.Clah held their ann.
teal meeting in the Club House last
Saturday evening. Starting with a
Pot Luck Supper, a meeting Was lat-
er held at which officers for 1947
,svvre elected. They. are: Prese., Fred
(`Evans, Vice- Pres., E. J. Goodman,
See- Treas., W. L. Irwin. Other com- -
mitxees were returned by acclama-
tion, Immediate Past President, R.
E, Forsyth, acted as chairman for
ale evening. Flollowing business, the
group played euchre,' -
Mrs. Richard Carruthers Passes
Following an illness of three weeks
Mrs. Richard Carruthers of the 6th
Line Uxbridge, passed • away at her
home on Friday. She was in her
'71st year,
Born i-r thin area; she has lived
1hear Claremont all her life. Follow-
Ina rter marriage she- settled down
on the farm where she residpil until
.,her death. Her husband pre - deceased
her some- years ago.
Surviving are three sons:. Elwood,
Ho91e -and Irwin and one daughter,
(Irene) Mrs. Watson. 'The funeral
was held on Monday with interment
at Uxbridge 'Cemetery.
C. G. R T. Rooesltly Organised
•A• Canadian ahis In Training
group has recently been organized in
Claremont under the leaders* of
36m J. W. Farr and Mrs. R. F.
.Cooper,. Quite a number of girls have
already joined. There is an opening
for a fowr more mezraws. Hurry,
Girls;: Get \in on the good times the
C. G. f..� . wilt be having this strm-
mer-- hikes, picnics, camp etc. On
Satxerday morning next, the group
Is spanaot'ing a sale of cookies. The'
.girls will .ia4i at the homes.. _
- - BRI�UGHAM • :•
'Me Women's Missionary Society's
delayed ,Easter Than offering see
Claremont, celebrating with .them
the Tatter's 45th wedding anniver-
sary. Congratulations" to Mr. and
Mrs- Dawson.
The W. M. Society _ met at the
home of w'Mrs. Johnston. Sr., on the
Thursday afternoon, and in the ab -.
•:lencii of the President, 31m. Norton
tank the chair, and eoadue -ed, the
meeting. Owing to man- members
being auk; the meeting was not so
well at*e tied 'as usual. Mrs.' 11. An-
nis took the- subject, T`•ue 'Mission
Cire:e Program, following which a._
number of members gave the Easter
Program. from the Missionary Mess-
enger. Hostesses --Mrs. Johnston,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
W. Ellicott served tea and lunch, and
a sociable half hour_ was enjoyed by
all, The finished _ Aut+aaraph Quilt
was on display.
Highland Creek
i. (by Mrs. Geo. Neill)
Again this Week the congregation
heard a speaker who proved to be
very interesting. He was Mr L. A-
Turner from Goderich and those who
heard him seemed agreed on the
fact his sermon entitled "Christ the
Mariner') was well worth hearing.
Next week we will hear Rev. John
Braham from Orangeville. .
We are happy to have Mrs. Levi
Annis back with us permanently b-
gain after her stay with her son,
Clare, and grandchildren and offer
eongratu4ations to her and•Mr. A--i-
nis on the birth of another grand -
.son,. Peter Brian.
Mrs, Barnes tells vs• her mother,
bLra Whitehouse, is feeling a, bit
better and we cerWhdy hope her re-
covery will be completed quickly.
The members of the Young Peo-
ple's play cart mill be glad that ex-
aminations are over this week at
Ajax acid enable them to get a full
practice in on their one -act comedy
for the Festival at Markham on.
April 30, at 8.15 D. S. T.
May we also remind the young
people of • East' 'Rural of the A-inual
Convention at Goodwod, on Saturday
May a, commencing at 2.80 Standard
Time and cnntf•nvl-ig''nn for supper
and evening of program sad recrea-
tion. Guest speaker for the banquet
is ' Rev. Hunnisett of " Fred Victor'
Mission, Total cost for the supper
and conventi•)n, 50q.
This week our W. A. are etttertain-
'isg the neighboring women's .crgan-
ieations when Dr. Montgomery "I
t -
incx-nectan rnmungii. Mrs. mareroot
was'hostess and at the close of the
meeting the ladies presented. her wit �
a buffet set and fire King plate, to
which she responded. in her usual
Style. A feu ladies of Ajax joined
the meeting fnr tea also . Misses
Irene' 12epaor, of Locust Full and
Margo. Wilson.
Mr. azid Mrs. Rn =s Carter were
Cro,jd •ood v is'rors on Saturday
Greenwood
'The April mecting of the F.- .-ening
W. A. held at the home of bars. K.
Webb: The Devotional Pro*dram un-
der the leadership of Miss Edith
Ormerod, had for its theme, "The,
Woman at the Tomb ". Scripture
readings of the Easter Story were
taken by Mrs. Ross Disney and Mrs.
,Frank Hayward. Mrs, K. Webb fav-
ored with a lovely hymn. Roll Call
was answered by an Easter Verse,
or a parcel for the Bszaar, ' Plane
were made for helping with the din-
ner to be served at the meeting of
the Presbytery, whick is being held
in Greenwood Church on May 8th.
Miss Edna Green read a story —
"Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightin-
gale". Mrs. Stone' and MA. Webb
supervised ?,n hour in games after
which the hostess served refresh
ments. The bray meeting of the Ev-
ening W. A. will be held on the 14th
at 8.00 o'clock, D. S. T. at the home
of Mrs. E. Trimble.
The postponed-Sunday School con-
vention was held at Erougham last
Wednesday, with a good attendance.
Mr. and- Mrs. Ross Disney attend-
ed toe funeral at Mrs. Disney's un-
cle at Oshawa last Thursday. '
Mrs, R. W. Walker's daughter,
'Mr$. Booth and her husband, Toron-
to, spent the. week, -end with Mrs.
Walker.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Byers will be pleased to know
they are able to be- out again alter
severe attacks of the flu.
Xr. and Ka. John Middleton are
both X1-.8 after their recent
iattacks of, pneumonia.
Was May Brown its attending the
W. X S. Conference Convention at
Port Hope this week. •
A number of the Y. P. U, mem-
bers attended the Yota0i -- ally at the
;S. S. Gdttventicm at Brougham. '
Mrs. Wm. Crammer visited Whit-
by friends on Thursday.
Read -The Pickering News
Evevy Week ,
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MNADA's TEXTmE INDUS' Y
A is izot generally regarded as 1
^ being anything very exciting. It is -true that
a' "in normal peace -Fime years tcxtiles led_ all '
�A -- Mother industries in emnIoymcnc and wages
'paid: But char means w•e are just i part of - -
•- regular daily liv :ng in Cinada., I: makei us
about as exciting as a kitchec table.
1)URING THE V'Ak, Canada's huts.
dreds of textile plants turned out millions of
yards of urgently - needed supplies. Today we
are working hard to catch up a ith the henry
and 'growing civilian demands' of the post- r .
war. tx'e provide thousands of jobs to Cara-
diaa citizens at new high wage levels. True,
these factors do not- seem exciting but it is
-- -nice to know that we have a place in ,
,. -
� Anada's way of living. A kitchen tabl; taay
not be exciting but it is important to the
household.
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CHRONICLES OF r Araswsr Petrie." Nr +.t. TABLE TALKS
Governor , T « .. • • .
GINGER FAR � � � T ' MEI N 1 The Lunch Box.'.-. i. � r,, teaspoon sit _
8y Gweadoline P. Clarke BORIZONTAL 60 PertaininS to t_ .
1,7 Pictured laity, i I N RITA ° u E The spotlight has teen turned on /Combineoall ingredients and mist
governor 62 Lieutenant _ g
- - There is an oldish lady in town Q4IGLE the school lunch box. Too often it thoroughly.
whose birthday t to remember. -22 Cloth measure (ab-)
g lye Yield.: 1� arils.
Y try 13 Notion 63 Searcher i ° has been found unattractive, un- Baked Bean Salad
IIt falls on April 30. Before that day 14 Silkworm 64 Lasts t_ P T , appetizing, and above all to be lack- 2 cups baked beans
came around this year, instead of 15 Bone VERTICAL v t ing in those foods, recommended r� cup diced cooked beets
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sending card, I took her a bunch by CInada's Food rules which are
g 16 Skin 9 stalks celery, chopped
of daffodils and narcissi, which I -18 Assistant 1 Kind of sheep '19 From 43 Paid notices necessary to build healthy, virile 2 tablespoons chopped
2Ignored 21 Age 45 Tun bodies. piled sweet
had picked from our own garden. 20I Native of 3 Disencumber '23 Claims '48 Constantly To overcome these deficiencies, packet
- This year—what a is only no With 22 Fish 4 Editor (ab.) 24 Deviate 49 Compass point many communities have inaugurated 1 tablespoon catsup
the first green shoots only now just 5 Conduct 27 Ate 50 Transaction Boiled salad dressing to moisten
23 Annex school lunch projects, with great
`about a couple of inches abuve the 6 Prostrated ,29 Ha man's 51 Ardor Mix lightly together and serves ,
25 Scottish' success. The homemaker has learn-
ground it will be sometime yet be- 7 Observed knot .54 Wapiti well chilled in lettuce cups. Se s :
fore we can isle a bouquet of sheepfold p•� ed the necessity of .packing lunches
P 26 R des 8 Hour (ab.) 36 Herons 56 Small shield which. are fire to six,
�1 good to look at, good to
spring flowers. "But the flowers 28 Sill 9 Be indisposed 37 Gratify 59 Biblical " Sour Milk Gin eo�
Y eat 'and "good for her, child _ g
lb-at bloorn in the spring. tra-la— $0 Natural slues l0'Pt!icca_nt 40 Colonize pronoun r�
-�- Y1„Vu9„ (his medium, lie 61116 naS
- ' • , have nothing to do with the case " — 31 He gov -11 Revere 41 Plays the' part 61 Hypothetical A
it is clearly a matter for the tenor of 17 Born of host structural unit also acquired proper eating habits. 2 eggs
To pack really good lunches day 2/3 cup sugar
weatherman. South Dakota s cup molasses
i L 'i S 6 7 8 II after day is a big task for the (tome- � 32 Proceed maker, It requires karts of kart- ps sifted ail- purpose flour
or A10
ning, particularl at this time of the = cups pastry flour
33 Symbol f IZ �' 19 I'F IS
thubum. stfted
After all, it is not only the Y 2 teaspoons baking soda --
34 African 16 I7 " 16 I " LO L� year to give that needed variety. �sP� !I
i flowers- that are backward. It was r
• - actually April 11 before we heard antelope _ The home economists, Consumer �i teaspoon nutmeg
35 Steal 24 C5 Section, Dominion Department of 9 teaspoons cinnamon ,
the swamp - frogs singing —and ac- 36 Epistle lab.) —"—` Agriculture, have a few suggestions 1 teaspoon allspice
cording to the old saying, the frogs 38Pruit measure 26 L7 �`•. Zb 1� though which will simple your 1 teaspoon ginger
• must be shut up three times before 39 Electrical unit- 30 °' I• 3t LL' :i9 +nork. r/, teaspoon salt
we can really look for spring. But 40 Street (ab.) ` • + 1 cup sour milk
ft will get her- -- you'll see —tha 42 Clear space in "� :4J 3 Cream fat until fluffy: gradually
- _ Plana lunch box preparation
• Is if we wait long enough. -Tne a forest 36 31 ;` centre in you; kitchen. Store 'all cream in sugar. Add beaten eggs
44 Cut :,.tea 41
robins think so anyway. There are `• canned and staple foods, also and molasses and beat welt Mix
46 Crimson
two of them making a nest sums- 4 3 , -- 44 45 •equipment required at this point: and sift dry ingredients and •add `
where near the house —I am not 47 Sensibilities
52 pined 4t2 47 45 ik9 50 51 U. Plari lunches 'for the next day alternately with sour milk, combn
quite sure where yet but every g3 Facility when planning and preparing the ing lightly. Bake in moderately
time I look out t tee one and some- 55 Meat 53 54 5b day's meals. This makes pbssible slow oven, 325 deg. F.'50 to bi
times two cheery little redbre.rsts 56 Girl's .name -� the - preparation of lunch foods minutes. Makes gingerbread e x ti :
bopp:ab around or calling back and -!!7 Tasto solo 57 {�58 59' 60 6 ,may 6Z while cooking other meals. 2% inches.
ivaila iu ceui a rile, from- -adiacrm - (ao.j 6j G..,,.1 ., �.1, fif,�ubo alw,tiJ he Ull -6Cd '•
t = -- " -� the ti:-a3 a.r_' t.`. I the night before and stored in a Giveaway
beastc' are surely getting their ova cool 'place. Several filtings'may be ''Dogs are a terrible nuisance,
made fr&m one Gage —such as with Mrs Biggs,
• , . var�r.± of spring fever. One day � a cheese base vary the flavour with � -
last- week as I set out for .town
r- three blue heron flew up from the TEEN-TOWN i 0 I C 5 - relishes, . jellies or hard - cooked rs. you don't have any either,
creek. near the road. I watched
g bias. Diggs.
them as they • winged their way - _ _ U- -e fillings that will not soak ,the
aver towards the bush and there, to r By HARRY MURKAR = btead and do not allow them to run
my surprise, one of them landed - I. think it was George Bernard Give me the light and I'Il shine it over the edge. a
;while the other two half circled and Shaw who said that a woman's on -the log." A variety of breAds or quick
flew on towards town. I wondered tears are the Salt of the. Earth. 'Susie stepped gingeriv across breads add interest to the - lunch' .
Why they .parted. com ay. Could it How true how true. He might not making bO�`' pWow ei tutees sties• wit, 6rles 1st . coaft
Pa g g =a. sound. \'hen she Wrap i J waxed paper- all fads Aie•h a�iddr, so err, lSc, ass. soc, $1 .00.
be that one of them was a ben -bard have added -that when woman reached the other side' I -tossed the not packed in' covired containers.
and was being escorted to 'a place pulls the act of the flushed eyeballs, light _ across. Grabbing our equip- Deserts such as baked custard s ;
of safety by her two gentlemen it sends most men, even the tough ment, I stepped out un the log', and fruit gelatine- may _ be packed
- friends or was the one just a young ones scurrying under the veranda. "Hey you, wait a minute," roar- in the custard cup in which they
-bird and not considered old enough And this little introduction takes-us ed -a deep voice from lSebind me. are baked or molded. • •
for distant hunting grounds. Again into another story. "Jeepers," I yelled, slipped and Put salads, creamed or scalloped Sys lbeimsfis Pain
it may have been she had a few "That 'are you doing tomorrow fell into five feet of ice cold water. dishes in a screw top far. • •
chores to do at horse and went flight "' asked Susie over the phone. My heavy boots pulled- me com - To giye - added' intere?i and lode in her Family
back to '.Set.. on with them. One "Going fishing." pletely under for a moment. 1 variety slip in a.few tid bits from, -
thing I did discover — wadching "Cats I come ?" asked the. voice reached tip through the water and time to time —such as candies, nuts, jByf SpflQflal'dg } leafth
- herons isn't exactly a good policj at the other end. Jelt a hand. Q pulled. and L came raisins, dates, or a wedge of cheese _
when one is driving and the road is "No, You'll fall • in and anyway. with it. Opening my eyes. I looked Be sure to serve raw, either a KX " .
full of bumps and pot - holes. ! women are only in tt;e way." into the face of a man wearing s fruit or vegetable each day ta• pro- M� �� � to � y�� "
dropped into one hole so hard it - Abe sound of soft lobbing, trick- hat with a badge that plainly said vide something fresh are crisp complaint roar in the {amity, that thee,; :
was a wonder the springs survived. led over the line. I weakened fast, —Game Warden. Mock Chicken Spread b little they can do about It. On the
"Do you reap want to Ito ?" " 3 cup - coarsely ground cooked �t'�. +g the mom reason for taking
Y Y "Phis way you dope, shrieked
"Yes, Barry., and .l won't be is Susie. i turned and -lunged back pork or veal ;baps to avoid it. Especially it that Read how
_.And here ia• yet another sign of the way, honest. Yll bring some across the stream, stumbled up the r� �P chopped or shredded raw �k��a �
spring. It is the time of annual - sandwiches and, some cokes." -bank and we headed through the carrotts
- — "Okay. Ill pick you up at seven." 3i cup chopped celery "Rheumatic pain eras in my may.
meetings. Last week was our bush as hard a$ we coutd go. A . My father suffered vary badly with
t tablespoons sweet pickle relts6
Women's Institute Annual, Oft •• crashing of'-broken twigs and un- _ i have been tabag Krurchen 9atts, of
9 tabl ^.spoons mayonnaise and on. for about seven earn, s litdo
blessed event — how we look for- it was gcttin dark the next derbrush followed us a short dis- Y
t g ranee and was lost. morning dace, in my drat cap of tea.
ward to it. Sounds rather as if I evening as 'we started down _ Keuscben is a great help in keeping
were referring to an expected birth • through the bush, following a small • ' } rheumatic pain out of my 'shouldem
_ in the neighbourbood, 'doesn't it? stream. Susie carried the lunch and Up -at the. tar end of the bush i Q� fa Combs My se�ea! health tr very good. I as _
.Maybe I am not too far out at that I played. the flashlight on the wa- we fell on the ground. panting and NEUMAMPAIN I and can do a day's work with hen. - :
certain) both can sometimes be exhausted. Soon m teeth were - ( rs.'ld not b° without Ksuacb°n ••-
Y tar. It-was quiet and long lines of Y (Mrs.) ,�g,g, -
____- described as painful long drawn out moonlight . played• through the chattering. excess uric Pd. a7 •bn asuod bT -
T affairs) However, from now on it openings in the branches over our "I'll get afire going," offered setts; acid. a Mood sspwd7 the! action awn the Kr+ascbea �� - -"
is our annual meeting o which I d be by kids [f - p° h� of alto re low
g heads.. Suddenly l jabbed into the Susie and try to get you warmed Ikidw, 1A andascess uric acid rosins, k Krusclaen helps hest organs to remove
_ am referring. For some unknown water. There was a 'splash. up. In a few moments, my clashes imas eausa ;tier diseemiaet sat pin. � � �y Cie acid deposits whiff
reason 1 was put in . as chairmin "Missed h'iin," I groaned. We we're: steaming from the treat and 'Treat rl> mu&- �s by b giiq yew �'e �e to rheumatic cppai f next
'for the election of officers. "Good moved along a little farther. Susie Susie was stuffing warm sand - ry"° sO°d COO�"��• and oM morning
Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help year month or so. For rheumatic pain. tab
grief." ! thought to myself, "how walked behind, trot saying a word. wishes in my mouth. We trudged half to one teaspoonful in hot water lfest
Ikidnrys jo rid of bw& - makiaq Panama ,
— - am I going to make these .women An hour later we had aeven fish home, tired, without our equip- And �+-- you feel bdbm going in the morning. Two sizes: 25c and _
nay 'yes'!" You' know how �it is— in the basket. ment and our seven fish. sou what Dodd's can do for you IV store.
_. -someone says "Oh no, 1 couldn't "Gosh I'm hungry," said Susie. To make the night conm)lete, pop
possibly do that!" —and .then that "let's stop and have, lunch." - had gone off to bed and locked the
negative attitude spreads like a ''lust wait until we get up a little door, As Susie turned and head-
called £�
prairie. fire, and, Ile a prairie. fire farther and then we'll quit," I re- ed for her .house, she out: I `4 �Q
there is nothing left in. its wake., ;plied. "i don't think I'll take you fishing 4 4
I However, on this occasion, except
"What's . that?" asked Susie. again. You get in the way and you
fora few bad moments at the be- pointing to a tiny- light, playing fall in."
�h
ginning we got along all rght, One -back and forth through the trees "Huh," I ',grunted, "some people •. \ n k `t`
`officer told me afterwards that I up ahead. think they're mighty .3mart."
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lust rail- roaded the ladles into theta ,,Pape, I gulped. Game war- "What happened to you. asked '' >ns.'!: : : < : :z: •:.F,.:,.;, 3,
scram-
jobs, Which of course was lust a dens, let's make dust." We pop as he opened the door, letting
lot of nonsense —they were just bled along the -edge of the stream. the light fall on a drowned rat. As
good sports, that was all. After alt,' "Don't fall in in-ow, whatever you. if he didn't know..
you can -railroad a woman into do," L called over my shoulder. "Fishing, bah. Women, bah.
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doing anything if she isn't so in- + • • Game
Wardens, bah." 1' growled
n^ „•,y;
dined. Of course the women event-
and fell over logs ,sad crawled and headed for bed without ans-
wally turned the tables on me so through underbrush. There was a veering him. ,
'that i ended up with a convenor- steep bank on our' left and the - -
: ship myself —which the W.I. may stream on- our right. Briton&'MuA
yet live to regret. What do you "There's a log up her some- — -
- - think, -Mrs. H.? where," I whispered, "we can cross '— stay at Home ,
• tltlt! :*� ..r rl,rou�h! hush on sae •..• ..,:n:.., to ».:.t. peep! 1 I �/f%
the other side of them." would like to take a sea vuyage,
At this point 1 paused to go, The light -was coming closer and but they won't be able to for an
down for the mail —and to look. the voices of two men carried indefinite period, writes J. F. A. Sure it's delicious, when you _
for more signs of spring. I found through the cool night air, Frost in the London Daily Tele- make it with Canada Corti
our daily paper, a magazine and a• "Here it is, you cross over first. graph.' The reason: ships requi- Starch and it will be a favourite with
receipted account .That was all— sitioned by, the Government during
,- , tto fan mail this morning, much to „ " the war haven't been all turned = the whole family.
lay disappointment. I like m fan just what she is doing. W. G. , ,
PP Y back to owners; those that have ••� --�- The quality of Canada Corn Starch -•� - -. >> _
mail, By the way; "M. J. H "" - Please don't think I have forgotten been returned aren't ready for set- ', "is the' reason for its popularity with
thanks very much for the papers. to answer your letter or that it in vice yet or are being held up by s ' t"'housewives from Coast to Coast.
It was nice of you- to send them any way offended me The fact is fuel shortages. Britons will stay '
szad I was also glad to get your it contained so much food for home, _ _ When your recipe calls for Corn
thou h y Starch be sure to use Canada
letter, "flies. N, P.," you may be g t I wanted to take m time An editorial approves the order " "Cora Starch, its dependable ual-
Interested to know that I received in answering it —and I still look . sty ensures excellent results.
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forward to that pleasure. allowing British and American ,
a letter from a friend of mine fast P firms now to import'Geraian goods. *'.'•
-reek whom - I have always encour -` -. By _the way I didn't find any It says such a lifting of restrictions Alm Mos ;,faaurenof.C�n,BMm4,Gorn,S.— ; ep
r - aged to write and now is meeting more -signs of spring on my way is good because any increase in
with some success. In fact one for -the. mail —in fact when I got German exports, which' will help
_ magazine to which -she sent a short -,back to the house my first thought to pay for imports of goods, will _ s •
story suggested that she try her' was to put another enunk_of wood reduce the burden on the Pr;tasl
bind at writing a book. So that is on the furnace. taxpayer.
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' MakCti A Homed �� �O1'�' i°a may aaa the Enaction of law in main-
' ��� of a Nation •raining the freedom of the tndis•i- ^ .
Open the cupboard, Hai- 1 Kings 3:5 -9; 4:29 -30, 34; 5:15 -17; dual have become well established.
•bard! That's what happened 11:8 -tf, 11. Rival leaders of groups and parties _
five or six years ago when a � Aden Text. -Trust in the Lord ao longer resort to violence and
housing shortage began to grip � with all thine heart; and lean ant the wtapon of assassination- • . •
' • . • Canada. And ever since then, unto thine own understanding - If we can learn from ancient ;
' people have cried out for more Proverbs 3:5. Israel, ancient Israel might have
• �• cupboards as they doubled up •, - learned 'some things from us in our
- - � with the in -laws and strangers. � The national glory and decay of Progress toward tolerance and free- -
• � Manual training classes is Israel were associated with the dom, , _
• Ontario Techaic�al schools are Story and decay of one man -King -
• • + devising new ways of making Solomon, man of wisdom, temple
• - � - more cupboard space in the builder, consolidator of the king- , � -
• - home as their contribution to dom. At the height of his glory
the Home exhibits at the Cana- decay began to set in. � _
dian lational Exhibition thin In almost .every field in which i ., •
_. _ - -_. ,, � ,� _ year, it is reported. The students strength and character count one _ _ - . -
• are concocting ideab for new- will find innumerable instances �� for o ' ' •
' t� pe cupboards and experiment- where some man who died was -
' i ing with ways of concealing really indispensable; and failure aad
storage space to provide more decay ensued because no one arose TIREp MUSCLES -• •
to take his place.
• �� cur.�fort and tidiness in cramped s s + '
. � � housing quarters. The sort of strength and charac- ' � ,
- �l Kate Aitken, in charge of ter that Solomon represented• in his - - -- - - -- • -- - -- -- .
Home exhibits, says that stn- early career was indispensable to a
dents from the manual training strong and stable kingdom. The
GERALD BROWN � lasses will be Johnny -oa -the outward glory lasted while Solo- '
• � spot at the C.N.E•, demonstrat- mon lived, but decay began when `
w�•• st�trtfR *g •.. � ing their accomplishments. This Israel departed from the principles •
ei�pesre mesas that amateur carpenters of his tarty rergn.
• C8APT1:Fi .l- -III: ucCale roe. to car• Bigelow were practically the only The way was already laid for the _
= �'afncoutt'a apartment to .corm tt. Thera � _ tie witnesses to this hastl buss- may talk' over their fndividual .,
g Y rebellion and division that quickly
�►a aacountera shad Lrnn. H• oils Her Hess. !t dawned on me yr storage problems with the atv- ' �
• lint �a1la�acoutt eau been shot. ry,-soon cents and pick up dozens of new ' came in Israel fol�owin his death.
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CHAPTER XIV corpse that you'd gone to Vallaia- rdeas for their ow•n homes. of file Kingdom of Israel is in- -
�' � "Vnu fnllosetd h+m +" toner's apartment to steal a march axracucc soil 1Nil t7i �uidancC and =
She hesitated a moment, a look on me. >.i�'as that nice ?" �He. raised Doke �1cCale - paused in front of warning for our own times,
of doubt coming, over,her fatt, as as eyebrow facetiovsfy. the big man, Donlecy. The gray - The optning chapters of. the First ,
- ii she_ were not sure of saying the " \ot mce, but necessary !✓rom flaired potice inspector looked up Book of Kings tell of bitter tnmi- _ - -
,right thing. That pause made a' lot my point of view. I'pe got second at him and said, "I suppose fn'rr ties and violent deaths perpetrated M"K QF MIJ1GiiE51/1 - �- '
of difference in alcCate'a calcuia- look before -after your squad has turn for your information yotr want in feuds, rivalries, and hatreds. It � ��� ���� _
bons. fine- toothed aplace -and there's tq lie brought up to date." mould he a mistake to assume that _ - - ,
-� "He seas a Iong way ahead of me. never been a hairpin .left for us Y � - -
- .There was another dame coming fellows. ' Y B�IM01Sl� e�=l� P�Ij " " "' � '
That's onl fau;' 1ScCalt amfled. fends, nvalrses, and hatreds are not
• Donley had never onct let hiss found to the modet•n world.
- _ ssp over the Hill Road that meets 1ti'hat exactly did you find from down rn a matter of this .kind. ' "' f ,yfirf- RAt�+91/0 rs '��� _ . _
the path he was on at the gate by being first this time ?" though he covered it always with In fact, we have been familiar a'��rs,.,
the Bigelow hours." " \cry a clue. The place ass as an afz of assumed il} grace. _with "purges" in some countries,
"You're sure of that, bliss Lyna? clean as a bone. Beyond getting a "Here it i?, then, for what it's bpt'in democracies of the British ..
•+ American t e the rei of law I E -1
.Remember, you may be making a good idea of what the lad who worth, he sold. °There was° to and. yp g+'1 SSU 17 947
` ,� tlangtroua accusation." lived there wan Gke, there .wasn't the Bigelow hotyse at the time of •— _ = - � •
• Rage stared up in htr. She a false whisker for my trouble." the murder, besides Adelaide Bigr 4�,; ; : •�
jtunped up. _ "The setup he had was quite re- •low and yourself, the cook, an up- , ,. "- - ,
• "Dangerous" accusation,`' a h ! venting, wasn't it? Pure Hollywood - -- stairs- maid, and the Butler, King. ;,; `�"' �°' "
.creamed. "I should say it was. -half Deblille, half Dorothy Drap- The cook was preparing dinner. � ,: � _.
• She killed him -that little blur er. Very Suggestive. 1s that all you The maid, Kitty Shane, was hang- • <.;\ '� •.
- .. hood. !+i led him. I tell yon 1 have found:" ing around tht kitchen. They're '' °:�x
saw hei•. He's dead. Dead!" "I found a woman," out, obviously. Ao motive; no op• `��' � ��: _
He crossed to her quickly, shtsk- hScCale watched the quick inter- portunty. Kin was fixin a tea 4` �
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•tug het by the shoulders. est flash across Donlevy'3 eyes � •hors • ii'oeuvres for the usual ,�,; °, - - -
"Take it easy. You "re is a spot before he coatrolkd it, beforo he cocktail hour. Hei out for the same �' _ �__
yeiuraelf. 1•Vhoes•er it wan that met said casually, "1 would call that a reason. biome of thEm saw or �
Vsllairicourt at that gate had oa clue, Duke." heard a thing oats] the prolonged '_ _
.as green suit or dress." "Nell ?'' l.t questioned. � - - ringing of the bell." i
Angrily she bru :hed his hands • "Shari - I;yaa, the chanteuse at • • * _ -
lkom her arms, faced him. present of the Latin Quarter and "About five tninutea after the _ �
'• "1 know that she had on a green The Abbey," � cruising car got there, I arrived. It _ .'��� KA � � � •' •� -
- suit. 1, saw it.. Bus I wu a Iong _ "L'mm -['ve heard of her." ,F_ was then about twenty minutes _ __ , _„ _ _ -
_ __ way off, I tell you. You ie not get - DdcCak wtnt on, then, to tela of cents �aITaincourt had bleu shot. I `
�tiag me for thin just because I'm .his encounter with the night club Shortly after that, the family began ���, • Plague 0� �Yfdool" Men
• 'wearing this green thing: I wouldn't singer, to wander in and 1 questioned -
r Uiave killed Curt. God, I tovtd him. "You think, then," the lieutenant them in the order of their appear- 'The outdaoioa' man, whether he be 'Thu treatment etrggested is Dr. _ -
'l hued him." queried, "that there was an old ante. Sybil and Stephen, the :oa, tamer, �� ��� m, raihvsy C%haae's Kidney Liver Pills. By -
- • • � • -- j affair between them? Something came in togrtlser. She said she had �opesstor ,iaofteaeubjetttAbaekaehe. reason � their stimulating actioc oti ' -
• 1IcCaIe teft Shari Lyna slumped is your telling it makes me feel yon Walked from the church across the 'This may be the result of espoeure both the liver and kidneys, yon have. .' ,
+oa the couch. He knew it was use- are convinced That it wan not too Gardefla, stopping at Shackley'r 'to cold aad dampness or the result �°O °bBIIOB° to one of g+ettwg reLid - -
•• .ileac to talk to her any more.. She recent - something flaring up again drugstore for cigarettes. She_had Hof strain from the jolting aad tai ion a by using �' - ,
+wouldn't be .of ::.•• het ao he left after a !on time." - clotted a few minutes with the y�P�g � fhe vehicle he =ides. C'haee a �' �° torpid liver is . - ,
p, 8 atvtleed to attioa, the kidneys are _ - -
{the apartment. McCale nodded "I'm sure of it," clerk, whom she knew. She met To many people,'wtuaen ae well as stimulated and eonsequeatly these -
1 t wan nine - fifteen when the he said. �`I'm sure you'll find that ,Stephen as she came out of the linen, it would be great to be free oaf �s �P � P�y � blood as the _ _ . . _
_ lbuzzer in 1fcCale's outer office they may evtn have beer man and ernes. He had been wandering along �he-one of the moat t�ommon Pomoaous impuntree svhith bring
isanounced a late caller. Rocky wife at -one_ time -that _they- have Charles street, just killing time, he � 6oawanoyiag of ailments. And here Pm� and aches and tired feelings. - � -.
B'orkland stirred his huge balk never been out of touch with each said. Likes to walk in the rasa- Y� nosy � relieved °f �k" Kee ,aad well by _
] "that sort of thin ache sad other symptoms of poisons using Dr. lie Kida'sy Liver PiIY1
prom the chair by the sputtering other• for to +g." � • g• _ • �a the blood. 3bete, a boz. - _
glee. He cocked a quizzical eyro�ow � I • - . , . -
�at btcCale. .:Donlevy digested this. "Then:" "Theresa jangled lad for yoti," � t � l;':.::: `'� • - -, ' � � _ _
"The clammy hand of my psychic � "'�h sure. Lynn was back there McCale waggled a finger, "Ntu- , • - - _ -
control tells me'that is the Law,° , after any letters of hers that �'al- rotic. Worried about his wife. Was s - -_
be grunted. laincourt may have kept. I don't probably out hunting her up, •wher-
"Our friend, the lieutenant, no think there were any there, how- tier she was,"
doubt," alcCale said, teaching auto- ever. ,There wasn't even a stray "Sybil is . no calm, strotiR pionelr _ _ N� � _ _
autically into a cabinet for a bottle phone number chalked on the bath- woman either. Col2apstd like a bat- �/ (T p p L E C � K E ._ .:.
of Scotch` and soda siphon which room ,wall." loon at the news. You'd think Val- � _ � _
were ahvays part and parcel . of "It a•as exactly as if the place laincourt was her own chtt�d�� _ �P _ _
every visit by Barton Donlevy. had been cleaned of everything by hear her rave." � .. - .
"How are you, Bart ?" •said Afc• the boy himself. Kind of disap- • _To Be Continued � �'
scale to the man whti toward in the Pointing, what ?" � - _ - _ ,,�;; .•. " •
_ •���`RECIPE
doorn•ay. .. "There is the possibility of a safe '„ •� �." _: - � -
"Ready to take you over the deposit box at some bank." �OW CQ)R 17 �. Add 1 envelope Royal Fsst Rising
hurdles for sneaking out on me this "That's been checked. He had a �` Yeast and 1 feu n av arm - --
afternoon:' Donley •'s smile belied small balance at a downtown bank, -' By• Aanr Ashley � p°O 8 �.<.,,°
3 h cup Lukewarm water, and let {
his growl. but no bo< of any kind..' � " . • stand 10 minutes. ?hen stir well° .
• � • • + '• � ifcCale hunched himself over his Q. How can I remove a stubborn Scald � crop milk, sdd 3 table .,•� mss° A _ —
Donles•y threti�e cis hat and coat glass for a .minute, musing: glass stopper from a bottle? spoons shortening, t/i cup sugar � _ . - -
' A, Mix 3 drams alcohol, t dram sad �S teaspoon salt sad cool to _
on a nearby chest, and settled him- 'It becomes very 'confusing.;then, lukewarm. Add 1 cup sifted flour .••��• �. • •- � I '
self comfortably in a big red leather For he must have got rid of every- �• glycerine, ] dram sodium chloride. to make s batter. Add yeast mi :- . - , "
- -� shale- fa�:r•e !r:s ':�•t. - rhiu last .nt -ht eF led. Be €ere" Pn „* • - ,� -::_ f. - .
g s 'r3'• - -tyre -ta! Z __..
"I'm not really sore,” he began -he stared unwinkingty st the rim . space around the stopper and• allow Add 2'ifi- caps sifted flour, or - -
"I onl wondered wh g it to stand for about 2 hours. A enough to make a soft dough. • -,'° - - ,'
y . y you took a of his lass -- "just before he s�•ent •�
powder when you , and Adelaide � to his death." � sligpt tap will loosen the stopper. • Kaesd lightly and place is greased '''*-e� .
Q. How can !hasten the opera- bowl.Ct»erandaetinwarmplace, ':; �..
_ � free from draft. Let rise until l;
;, .:
' • -, _ _ _ _ _ _ �� • - - .'_ _ - - �;,� _ - tion of whipping, cream ?. doubled is bulk, shout 2 hours, •�::�;
A, By adding three or four drops , , Wltea lighq punch dough down ,' >;<;;,,
of lemon juice to the cream, The aad divide into 2 ual '` ' "'
. : HL�GIHHIHG I�£XT � :.�H � � poltioas, .. • _
cream will soon thicken, ROIL dough � inch thick; place in � ��":� `
' . ,�, ' - Q, How can I secure the best 2 well- gressed. pans (et,S x 11� '� • -
�k i,:
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- � t results from using soap flakes? s 2 "deep). Hrush tops with milted • ""'��Y ; ''� �:,�.�,
�L�' ��.- �ATUR�• A. Fewer flakes will be required, lmtterotshorteaiag;sprfnklewith ; "`' >..• � ti.' _ _
Yi �P araanlated sugar. Peet sadr �' . ;'
_ f and the result will be better sgds, Dore 1z apples; ent into eighths; ;:�c;>�`' " � '
if the flakes are beaten into afoam - � '
press into dough, sharp edges
with the egg beater. � d
• � � - .. 'By - downward; close together. Mix .� ..
• h1NNE .HIRST � Fromm How can �l prevent rubbers l+,t teaspoons txnaamon a-ith 1 - '
• pp5ng off at the heels? crop granulated sugar; sprinkle '`' .! , a •
' ' � A. Cnt two strips of chamois and over cakes. Cover and la rise in � �`;` '
'.!Who presents kindly and intelligent solut101itS fOr glue them inside, np the backs of warm Place ssatiL lisht, shoat ••,�
' the heels. hono. Bake is moderate oven st �
lanany of Life s Personal Problems �• 400 P. about 3 S minutes.
• 'Q. How cars 1 remove the shine i • � '
' A,' from a suit of clothes? .. ' � t ,;.., -
' ����� �O� �T � A. Try rubbing the material with "• • `rte' � � -
. � � a piece of very fine black emery -
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BROCK ;Dig tore STECKLEY day....
HEALTH CLINIC COAL, CO",
146 Simeee St. N. Oshawa, Oat,.
SPRING IS HERE ! Drugless Treatments including WOOD, CEMENT,
THEATRE I Chiropractic, lectro- Therepy
SAND, GRAVEL,
WHITBY a "LET'S CLEAN UP!" i .• gvapor�Bat -and '
2 BUILDER'S S•II PPLIES
. 8aatthfally Air-conditioned � 'You'll • et that S rin"` ' • ���° 2� '
IBU'ASDAY, FRI., SATU"AY - p $ also loosi earbage work
APRIL 24, 25 and 26 Smile if you get an we baveateo placed in etochVtnll
Two Shows - 7 and 9 P. >rt. >' C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y Lwa of x&nx , �a
Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. • :Armful of Staunton s 003C RAW
WALT DISNEY'S 44 » I N-StfR -ANCE -A- ND- : -pesosn - -
Happy Comedy Musical Semi- trimmed wall paper and REAL ESTATE A,, MITCHEU
Make Mine Music have thosevold dingy papers remo- PHONE 67 PICK. Pbokering, Out.
4. in Technicolor ved • . . •
sudinedd �irectorq
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY Thousands of rolls RIGHT IN
APRIL 28, 29 and 30 GORDON F. OSBORNE A. E. Rkharason
Two Shave At 7 acid 9 P. STOCK - 1�A waiting - Beautiful C. L. U.
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Rebecca designs • Reasonably priced .. DISTRICT MANAGER Gam' EWAT NCC�
des gn y p �HANC NG
'ZXPIRE LIFE •
= Laurence Olivier Joan Fontaine "ELITE" CASEIN PAINT in all leading shades, pkg 51.15 old established!. _'�!
George Sanders Judith Anderson ELASTICA HOUSE PAINTS -No Better MAde Insurance Como, -- , to serve -
a Repras ®tatMes j Tons Pickering W
%=RSDAY, M. SATURDAY M. S. CHAPMAN and SON „ D. M r. _
MAY 1,'2 aid Q
f1! - - - -- - - -- °_ - -- _ . _ . . -.. _ - -- - -- t23°Pgn- I�eSAf+^ OShaWa _ Trance 09 A K2nda__
Two, Years Before - - Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa
Pfccerr� Hardware Ice Adviser
. The Mast �
Telephone, 622 Whitby, -oat
Address Phone
Alan Ladd Brian Donlevy V Y M . MAW
Brougham, Oat. = Pic% - 5 822
� ' GENERAL HARDWARE
- . Wi3liam Besidix Barry Fitzgerald LICB'3SED AUCTIONEER and
, VALUATOR
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- ..salmi Conducted Anywhere KEN AND CLARK E
and PR.II�'T =CL
y ; iOUr Best Market I1 Ab - SUPPLIES 614 DundaPhone . Eastt,, Whitby, Ont: AUCTIONEERS
�icensed and Authorized for !>ie
Pickering Farms - Counties of Ontario and York.
Farm Stock, Implements Housie-
for - J. S. BALSDON PICKERINCi bold Furniture, Real Estate
Sales our Specialty at Reasonable.
_ _ Rates. Dual Service for the
EGGS Quality Meats Pormaamt Nagging Fria Price of One.
> that Frajs the Tamper and Milliken P. O. phone, Agin. 52W3
_ Season
Markham P. O, phone '.lurk. 206
Seaso Warn& It y be Your
cos �� M
and :.Fish 111 ii _ Preatices have been estabiishsd
- - Fruits ale Vegetables -~ C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. auctioneers ls9o.
_ : -DUny Bloch, Opp B. O. ; 9olidtor Notary lurW
FOWL - SILK'S MARKET. OSHAWA RICFiARDSON
Your eggs are eaadled within 48 Phone 2136 Hasty 611 - Conanontai Life BMS
hours, from time of arrival, -which �Oa's 371
By 9t. Toronto
y, mom . DANFORTH BUS LINES -: Sellers & -Atkinson Your -satisfaction .
gives you a better grade, •aid
consequently m money. j; C ��O• My Guarantee
For your eonveniencee, we am Les., Pbone Asln, 201W2 - Stnuff. 89'0 .1I• NICHE.
f open from 8 a. m. to 6 p. en. a• Daily Service
daily, including Saturdays. - .Licensed PAINTER & DECORATOR
- - Daily ea:. Sun. & Daily ex. Sat. -Sum &
Pickering ;Farms Sm. & $°� 801. Sun. HcI. only H.1. Auctioneers Nox 85
g Claremont 7.15 6.15 . 12 15 3.46 8.00 _ ;DICKERING ONTARIO
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Limited Brougham ' ::727- 8.27 12. 27 3.57 'L12 - 85 Year's Experience
* y Green River 7.85 8.35 12. 35 4.05 8.20 Sales conducted anywhere.
Locust Hill .7.38 8.38 _12. 38 '4.08 8.28 IBpe Iizing in Farm Stock J. I. (Hui) STEWART, B. A.
Whitby 336 -Night or Day Frniture and Property Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Malvern 8.05 9:Ob 2. OS 435 8.b0 Pe y �1es•
WHITBY; ONTARIO Wl Sales personally listed and
Return Leave A.M. A.M. P. M. -P.M. F.ig. advertised. Bills re
I Toronto 9.15• 10.00 = b. 45 '2.00 9.46 prepared and RIVER BEND FARMS
Daylight Savin Time Pareal E , o posted. -
g Express Grover 5650, Oxford 1E88 Prompt C stoles Greenwood Road
Phone - Pickering 17 R 13
!VVhiteyale Reasonable Rates . i
A unique and interesting item at m PHONE 290 STOUFFViJLLE F. J • Donevan - i
5; the regular monthly meeting of the Clar'e' mont Meat's
RADIO SERVICE B. A' B. �'
Women's Institute held at the home
of Mrs. G. Hamlin, was the display I = .Ontario Land Surveyor
and. history of l;rize Pigeons, given i R•�ours to the effect, we are disc ontinuing our service to g King Street, East, Oshawa, Oas.
by Mrs. B. Warden, who with her. Ounbarton - are unfounded - ..
' husband, is an ardent pigeon fancier. ._.. -
There are over '200 different speci- -- BUSINESS AS USUAL
J A. WILLOUGHBY I
mess of prize buds• The Roll Call , �H0 ?�B Willoughby Farm Agency
was answered by a "House - Cleaning 1 j
Hint ". Many useful suggestions were MEAT Head Office -- Toronto
S FISH -''POULTRY °'�"'Oe 166 Yonst n • At in
!be Chi Reports showed y 5,00 given Any Mme or Model "largest and Oldest in
the China Relief Fund; 35.00 to the _ �� �� - - Canada •Established Forty '
"Adelaide" Hoodless Fund and $2.00 PHONE 3501 C LAIR L�IONT i4 RT H U R FIELD Y°�'"
to the Sah-atioa Army. A letter Of CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CITY DEPT.
dl, ," fYV1„ ;,he Rea- ahietd- S -. -�1. - - '. _ - PHONE 52 R s FC A 1 f.nT C ME 1A T HE CITY
_ acknowledging receipt of gifts of
=. lovely hand - knitted woolen sweaters
etc, Miss Barbara Buckles gave a o ome number in fine style. Mrs. De- See the.,'-A.stra line readin , oul ". a g, "My S Off Icers O M R' E u O 1+ R
for 19.11 -48 are as farrows: The ���
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lY esi ent, 1►s. 13. Warder, tar _ TELEPHONES - Howard 111 ?, and Searboro Y
1'iesident, silts. l:. •,oeden, Secretary-
Rad-los '
Treasrurer, Mrs. J. Buckles, O at
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Randall, Press Scarboro Junction
Secretary, Mrs. N. Randall, Sick ^ , � • . - • : . , •-
f.:Qi.tur, Mrs. .), ilribei4, District Dumbarton Radio Service; Dumbarton
Director. Mrs. W, Fitch, Directors:
I�a..,l:.,, W. A. Hilts, Pickering -In Stock
g Jewellery,
J. Beal, J. T)rl;na Pianist, 11fIN, f:, erin Pickering •
Hans in. .4 dc:ightful ;u�i�h ,If For Immediate liver
Cross buns and the inevitable cup of B in. PAPER BACKED INSULATION WOO
tea followed >rteetfng. ICKERING 1V�1�'�'-MARKET !� j
Y. Have you looked at the date on FRANK R.' �I[IT8 - 21 O lb. A sphal't Shingles f
fhe label on the upper right hand r _ . .. Wide Verfety of Colours. Roofing Nails With
eorner of this papE1 -6ow's the Quality First - - Service Our `Ajhn Sl►i>tgle Orders Oaly I
dates -is it dm??.???
"'iV! BUT T8s 1388T - YOia 1dAKli. TH= TEST' i
�• s' 4 . All grades of Bo C. Cedar Shingle -