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VOLti 67 No, 35 P'ICKERING, ONT. FRIDAY,' MAY 2, 1947
Authorized as Second Class Matter
-Bob. Rate $2.00 per year; U. S. $2.50 W. C, Murkar 'and Son, Phsblishers -' - - -� 4e• Post Office Department, Ottawa
- Jag. DFor The Blind .1n Pickering' Village .:
On
Saturday, .3rd 4 -7.
AID'BLIND Sale ass CommeniW "
n Mans" Muddy Sub - division Moving Picker.: in Vi
This week let us think about our +
blind talk in this district. This week In our Last issue we stated - that a The Dr. N. E. McEwea family are
we would be interesedly watching n r moving to their home in the north
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let us give all we can to the Can- developments in the Ruddy reaiden- ntario $ r `— this week, giving up occupancy of
adian National Institute for the tial subdivision, bordering the street BRITISH FLOOD RELIEF their village home by May 1.
Blind. The work it does means the running along the south side of our Mr. Harry Purvis was out again -
difference between idleness and. act - i school, in an easterly direction, . the followin day after giving his
ivity, poverty and employment, des- •+ Two sales to local residents hays _ Campaign _ - friends a bad scare when he collap-
pair and hope to, the sightless, When + since been made, to Messrs R, A.
we help the C. N. I. B. we are not Murison and Frank Smith, whose std while on his police duty at the _
just keeping the wolf from a blind COLLECTIONS FOR f°"� =-�°me on Tuesday, -
lots are located opposite the '.Kisses Les. Morley, after nineteen years
man's door - though that is import- Pickering
Rorke a:sd ':11r, M. S. Chapman. of sitting at the keyboard of a type-
ant too. We are helping to restore Township o setting machine with the , Printers' his independence, his ability to stand Ba gouts To Re- Organize p g
Guild has been made com composing room - -;--- C
on hi§ awn feet and to fil la valuable foreman jHe71 appreciate the change
place in the community. Through Enthusiasm was not lacking at the All BE RECEIVED AT
F,_, from fFie'loag hours at the same job.
the training, given by the Institute, meeting in .the United Church on All Public Schools I W. A. Gaudy, with Mrs. Gaudy
blind hie home can continue to Monday evening, when Mr. Harwood, • wi:l represent Pickering Rotary Club
bear their home responsibi'ities, eld- f • „'
erly people can learn crafts to oce- Field Officer for the Scout Organiza- Mr. M. S. Chapman s Store, 'Pickering as an official delegate the the Inter -
tion addressed the group present-• national Convention in San Francis
— .xtpg - otherwise. id,Q hours and bring - Q F p } ! } �y^ y���i���} -
-- _ _ _ This 1a -na nn, -,nr 1C r► to lip n nrie- Mrs. E. Print {y � Post �i�\ p �lal-8i117+/11�... to in -Jule. •- . ...... -ter
ihem_rr ran aGi_.n� mm's people os - •"'� •� <
denomination project, but rather a - - -- -- : ��Lea t►ilcn+,c�, ictui„a w Us
all ages can enjoy the world of i 4
books through -the Braille library. i community one. Boy Scout work is UP TO duties with the Dominion Bank in i
Young men %ith their lives before always looked upon favorably by all - • Whitby, after a three -week vacation,
them can be trained for employment. I church gro ups, and non - church or- It's going tto. be dull and'- quiet
Contirrtyed On Page 5 ganizations are ever ready to speak MAY 129 1 - in town here, Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. R J . Miller s eat
os rt s behalf, The welfare of youth, p
and in this instance, .boys, will al- the week -end with the latter's par. _ -
Doric Lod Entenihns _ Ail' clothing should be of good it in cad state of re
� - ways have the support of right- quality, P pai>• -and cuts, Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon Found. -
thinking people, and. most men find clean. Drop yrour name and address with thread and needles in pocket. Mr. C. J. Stevenson has beta In
Those attending the Masonic AC j Good shoes of all kinds are urgently needed.. stows failing health. and was this
g a real pleasure in boys work. The 3 g
Home, at Chisholm, enjoys.d a well - Canned foods are much desired. week taken to Oshawa Hospital.
apparent willingness or even eager- Mrs. Stevenson is staying organized evening of entertainment I _ - -
Hess shown br those at this meeting This is not charity, but a small token of appreciation for eervices Y g with net- _ +
from the fowl dinner to cards and to on with this work in Picker, atives in Oshawa,'
net rendered by our British friends.. _ - -
dancing, After dinner a reception I ing is encouragement enough to do We , ve been getting something of
.was held in the Blue Room at which ! just thaf. - Lloyd Johnston, Clerk a ribbing since publishing is our last
Wor. ".Master W. Percy Neale introd- W. C. Murkar was asked to call the issue a story about the Riaddy sub -
aced 'his officer .and their wives. A counselling and organizing committee division —we were giving someone
l g g the Whitby Club, as his speaker on L. p• F. Howes p free advertising. "?
pretty lamp was presented to Mrs. i together an May 12. This committee I Monday evening, Mr. Grobb, who has A' A �' g. It beats 1 . .
Neale by the Lodge to which she will be com qed of two members if we don't keep on boosting, so,'.,e
re I Po just compieted an extensive, tour, of The Trophies wete presented to one, kicks, and .when we do, some
plied in a delightful manner, as 1 from Bach of the four churches and I Canada and the States, had dined
raid Mrs. Mut'ison, wife of the Im- ! t«n from th^ Rotary Club. Further rise winners at a ba cruet held joint- - other mentality finds it something
mediate. P. M, of the Lodge. Misr announcement wil+ . be _made next with a number of clubs, had taken � 1y with Oshawa on Friday last. Af• ;= to complain about. We still believe ;
Many •note: on the manner is which ter a delicious in the. i'it taken all kinds to...... , , and
Garr**, Oshawa, sang three numbers I week. presentat-
at the reception -which was greeted - - -- } other clubs are conducted snnd-on ions were mane by Bill. Holowchuk. so - ore". - -
many of the addressev Heard i�hile Following' by a presentation from the members ; ,. - - g' this the tables were re- � .. •
1 ul.erina R omen a Inatitute attending e same. Ptotary, tortun- u,uvxd and a dance was held. Man
salsa. At the dinner head table Chairs - i3 y '
were occupied by Masters of the i ately does have the honor of hear- I of our bowlers were unable to be s
District Lodges and their wives, On �e�y' April 28, the Picker - ing some of the moat outstanding o! present with the-result they missed who 'hurehE s
with W. Bro, Harry Boyer, Comm- 4 ing Branch of the Women's Institute speakers, and Mr. Grobb therefore -some excellent speeches and a good
Comm-
held their .ahnual meeting at the la able to pass along some very ,time. Honored eats of the evenin Ntekerrne i.nirrd • hurtl
ittee Chairman the Senior Officers Bu g
and their wives. Toasts to the Icing, •, home of Mrs. Roffey, the President fine, helpful material,_ One part of were W. M. t_'ouper, High Chisf Rev. Robt. C Copelanti, hi A
in the chair, Miss May B vwn, Dist- his address was the quoting of a- Ran rot bfontreal, and W. F,-, � Munster <
Grand Lodge and the Ladies were Ranger
given by Messrs C. S..Bryant, the and President, the elections. Short . M�H number of facts given by a museum Burke, High Vice Chief Ranger, of i ;I0,00 S NDAY, MAY 4, 194i
D. D. G. M. Joan McMechan and E. i curator, who had been studyitr„ Toronto, 5 i _
D - Chapman, A lot of credit for E. C. Hutchison continues as President; j seals of Pacific waters, an interest- Silver Cups were presented to the ' 11.00 a. m,- - Morniag Worship "
Mrs. Kingston and Mrs- McEwen are ing subject in itself. fo!low•ing: First Series: Ladies' High 7:00 p. m. - Evening 'Nomh:p I
ganization and other detail goes to i
the two Vice - Presidents, and the Dir- ; Ross Irwin introduces a repres- Average, Miss June Bryant, 174,
Pro. Alex Russell, who arranged the I ectors for the year are: Mrs. Crank, The next regular meeting- of the
program, which included too, Mel. • j putative .tmm tt►e Brunswick- Itiiea's High Average: Bill Bryant, � •
Smith Oshawa who is something f ' .Mrs' Lawson and' Mrs. Howes. Miss Callender Co. at next week's meet- 214;; Ladies' lligh. Single, Norma W A. of the United Church, will be
' g A. E. Richardson.w-as appointed Sec- nog, speakin �'.cm "Community HRlla" Bentley, '.11; Men's- Singlet .john I held in the church . - b.:siement jots• '
a wizard with certain musical .in— r - - -- , , _this is P,I%n the meptin ' of the
wrumenzz. John Remmer's orchestra retary- Treasurer'; M+a. Bal'sdon 'lira. g Vent.e�•, 314. Winning Team —Hep- ( Thurs. May 8th, at 2.30 p. m• .Roll'
was Featured in the dancing. This Hutchison, 'Mist Louise Rorke, Mrs. nnnuai Nl- .c�tu,n at' offic,•r... Members . CatA r Bill Dr-ant, Captain, John Call - A Huu-whold Hint. :t1' +iibcis .
' ! Kingston; anci Mrs. Lishman are eases ^ate. are asked to brio a, ft fe•r the _ _-
evening meant the usual parade c.f Conveners of StandiaY Committee -:. p Power, Frank Hall, . June .Bryant,• g -
evenin,� go ti ns, *and ladies, the F.<3 I. 1 „ " - - - -- ,. �liarg. Holowchuk, Doug. Br y:.nt; fish pond. This meeting will U.kr the
The Institute is sponsorinfi the Tag M ,Y -NITi; FROLIC furor of a quilting. Husteaise.: Mrs.
for one, could not tell after leavirq Div fur the Blind• which will be held j to be 'held at Dunbarton United Herb Bradshaw; Second Series, —
the ola ' wthxt anv �n� ••+ *ham h:�ra own Saturday, 3iag 3, •_: _... Church. Tuesday, '4fav 13. Lad es' High Average - June Bry
A. �'i•• M tch ,Mrs, 'J. ♦i ur. - -- - - -- _
i i vii S B lad
been wearing. Mrs. Harold Mitchell _ ___ _. _ ' ' tad Mrs. Gordon Found, _
• ant, 174 lien's High Average, Doug;
Dr. art'ri ht were win - i Rotary at 8.30 P. M. Bryant, 1u8; Ladies" High Single,'
and Mrs. C g y Games — Music — Refreshlhents G4advc Bt; :stet, `23:i; :lien's High � . Uunbar.on United Churn::
ner� of lucks number draws--grand - ---- ` Come One, Come All and join in , :'in le, Bill Holowchuk,' 297: Winning Rev, A. F. llulle�, U. A.; I+ h.
baskets. of fruit, meats etc., some of Clun Secretary W. A. Gaudy in- g
the fun with us. Team - Alleycats: John power, Ca Minister `
it from the Master's own farm. traduced 'Rotarian Fred Grobh, of - , p' •• _ -
tain Frank hall; June Bryant, SUND. %LAy 4, 194.
_ Cathy Stork, Fill McEachnie, Harry ' 9.45 i- Church School _
Cookson, Bill Collins. Al. D. Fan-hanr, Supt.
''We Act F1rmt -TheuT The Flood Relief Campaign For Britain , - 11.00. - �iurnir�, Worship'
During the Meek of May 12,-20, the citizens of this 'Under the leadership of the Provincial Go,•ernment Rey. W. D. Clark.,B. -A., Cargi'l, Ont- _-
community will be approached, , each Wad every one t:rere has been organized throughout, this Province a will be the guest preacher. Rev.
in the canvass to be carried on by the Police Trustees eainpaigtr for tine collection of clothing t d food Ushawa Rotary Fair, blay'2t,'Lools Clark is visiting the D=bartun -Cen-
g •for the relief of the tlwusands in Britain who have "More Fun Than Ever" 6
of Pickering Village in one of their first moves to- tennial Churches on invitatii•r, of
N•ard the erection of the new Community Memorial suffered and lost during the past nznter as a result the Pastoral Relations- Committee,
Ball in Pickering. �f storm and flood. The need is fully understood- by
Tom L. Wilson, Assistant 11ian- t
The Trustees have given a careful estimate 'of ager of the Times - Gazette and an Crpfennial United Church
our people and our sympathy is with them. It is fully : active Rotarian of Oshawa tells us Highland Creek
?15,000 as the cost of the new building, and for this, expected that - our people - w-ilt ce- operate to the full
considerablie assistance is anticipated and looked for in the campaign being 'launched by Pickering Town-
Rotary some of the features. of the Rev, A, E. Holley, B. A., P. D.
by way f ants etc, =but these can be 'counted Rotary Fair over there; now held Ainister
y grants ship Council as their part in this pro mnce -wide ;
on only after we have demonstrated our seriousness campaign. Full particulars and instructions, will be annually on the Loth of May. Mac SLT \'DAY, MAY 4, 1947 -.
acid sincerity, by shouldering our fair and reasonable MGDiarnsid, Manager of the Street 1.15 - Afternoon Church School
ri�en'*1sewhere in his paper. Throughout •the great- Railway is pretty much in charge of Mr. H. Brumwell, Supt.
share of the cost;. first. This is -quite r %sonable, and er part of the town 'ship the schools will be used as things 'and is very, enthusiastic. over 7,p0 . Evening Worship
reasoning may be compared to the party who is collection depots; in'Ptckeri rg Village the Rotary his program at Alexander Park. Rev. W. D. Clark, B.A., Cargill, Ont.
about to engage in some form of business, but' lacks Club will assume the task ioodly. Watch for in- „ „—
sufficient es► ital om lete his arrangements, He A group of Speedsters racing will be the guest preacher. Rev.
P tq F -struetions, and be guided by same. GIVE cars, with drivers well -known in the' Clark is visiting he Dunbarton -Cen-
applies''t.o the bank, assistance, and one of -the •• g -
field .... 'also, those popular, small tennial Churches on invitation of
first **stions the bank menager will ask is how A. Stranger Looks - And Talks racing cars, three inches high and , the Pasgtorai Relations Committee.
much are you putting into the business ? ". The bank A Ilttle incident took place in the News Office a
feels touch safer, "d has been given some assurance 'few days ago, during which the back of our neck began about' ten inches long, that develop 8,80 _The Young People's Union
unbelieveable speed. • Jal4opy races -..
that the project is likely to be Proceeded with, and to get, warm, —.and the heat kept going -on down —we by old model cars 'should be good. Presbyterian Church, Pickering '•
that the applicant will be guarding his own interests still feel it A young student from the University had. On Saturday evening, in the finale, Rev, David Marshall, Minister
as well••as 'that of the bank if he has Invested a sub- been ridiktg around our town on his bicycle (he comes 'there will be a crash of cars, where i SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1947
stantiall portion of his owns savings in, this business. from' Vancouver), riding op Elizabeth Street, passing a' demonstration of "how crashes 2.00 p, m, - Sunday School ' +
We expect. the government and other bodies the Methocdist Cemetery. What he saw there made him occur and how cars actually mash 3.00
toward whom we look for assistance, to view our. re- very indignant, and he picked on us to "'tell us o4" Y p. m. - Church Service ,
up in crashes".. Ball games, the
rnrests end hopes in much the same manner as did abolut the way we allow our cemeteries to go. You Midway of more than thirty booths, • St. George's Anglican Church
the bank mmnager. 'would have thought we were responsible for the'condit- the Moon Ride Merry Pickering, Ont. <
We have, for a number of years been lamenting ion of thirt••cemetery from the -ay -we had to take Rides, : Rev: E. G. Robinson, Rector <
.-Aeroplane and Kiddies -Rides all
Cur lack of a hall. We now have our Trustees pres- 'it. The only thing that kept us "telling him oft"' p SUNDAY MAY 4 1947
'sounds like a• pre -war Oshawa Rot- , ' ' '� • '-d
en"g a•carefully- prepared plan that meets our needs 1wiLm that --it was aFl true and knew it. But, the 10.00 a. M. -- Sunda School •
T.-IiE P-ic. KERHgG NEW
for the time being, (with provision for expansion try Fair —guess we'd better go over. Y
pa "'bstrnin� point wan, that it took young man from_ _.And, the proceeds from all this 11.00 a. m. - Morning Service
W)v,rn necessary) at least, and certainly at a - very the West Coast to - make this observation and y I C
uw&mte coat. It is now up to us. The success or fall- then hunt up alt Easterner red :ill us "what he etirely the aid of crippled -
urs of this project ss depends on this vanva and Us. thought of m~. chhilil drenn.
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By Gwendoline P. Clarke HORIZONTAL 3 Sett on of I MERRELL � WIS55
servin s
3.6 Pictured N U W hipped Cream s
,character 4 Was Indebted Q• Maple Bisque
Last Thursday my chickens were actor ,5 Auricle SHARPE For Festive Fare : -1 ables
Fare-
, to arrive —we ordered a fain peon granulated gels.
!0 Before -` tS Retain N E �t •
late hatch because 1 am fondly hop- 10 Manufactured 7 Relaxed v T The home econumists of the Con- g tables `
fa to raise them with the electric 8 Short slee L b t_ T _ tablespoons* cold water
g P Sumer section, Dominion Depart- a J R E P 2 egg yolks
brooder. The pen had been freshly 13 Dine 9 Pigpen went of Agriculture say that there •
washed, sprayed and disinfected and 14 Dry, as wine 12 Rhode ,Island 26 Kind of tree 37 Italian river are several factors which influence 3/4 CUP staple syruF
on Wednesday, morning it was, my 15 Great Lake (ab.) 282000 pounds 41Indentatiotr 11 /a cups whipping cream
the successful whipping of cream,
_ .- intention to run the brooder all da 16 Enemy agent 18 Even (contr.) 32 International 42 Pertaining to P g 3/4 cup walnuts, chopped
y= such as age, temperature and rich -.
Then came Wednesday morning— 17 Scatter 20 Age language wings - Soak gelatine in cola water. Beat
21 He is a movie 33 He is a stage 43 Often (poetic) t?ess, Cream for whipping should -.
"six inches of snow and. wet fleecy 19 Domesticated and 44 Born contain about :;u% butter -fat and egg Sulks into mapl, syrup and
flakes still falling —the worst pos- , animal cook in top of double boiler until
-- " Bible' kind of day for keeping a pen 21 Century plant 22 Behold! performer Z 46 Sic (Roman) should be from t2 to 14 hours old. mixture thickens. Add gelatine and.
warm 480 sheets 24 Forenoon 34 Piece out 47 Interest .(ab.) It will whip more easily if thor-
watm and dry, to say nothing of stir until - dissolved. Chill mixture
Z6 flak seed (ab••) 35 Pole 43 Feline ought/ chilled to below 40 deg F.
the discomfort to myself when trail- until partially set and fol n hf,
is is and out 'to the en. 1 was 27 Let in 25 Hoarder 36 Principles 50 Attempt Do' not whip for too long a time,
g P 29 Street (ab.) - otherwise the fat globule. may Ped cream anti !tuts. urn into
really desperate. Finally 1 phoned I 2 3 5 6 T 8 `t serving glasses and chill thoroughly
30 Therefore collect and form -butter. Cream
the hatchery and to my relief the d before serving. Sitf servings.
hatchery man said be could hold 31 Beast of io ty,•' 11 l2 w 13 should at least double its bulk when
the chicks for s few days. He is burden I r1 whipped., Moulded Fruit Crean
35 Mature 14 c;/ i6 1 tablespoon granulated gel & -
. holding them yet -= weather condi- 38 Stone - Wl ipped cream may be used as tine
liana having improved very little 39 Smell !l ' 18 � i• ZO a ,garnish or as one of the ingredi. t
since last Wednesday. There have 40 Bright color ents in fruit or telly desserts, ice- /a cup cold water >
also been several over interru ( 2 ^': 4 25 1 cup fruit'syrup
p P- 42 American ie� creams and mousses. When freez- �a cup sugar
lions to still further increase the humorist i:bl 26 ing ice-cream or mousses to a 1 cup canned fruit, diced
- - hazards of chicken brooding by -43 Individual mechanical refrigerator it is neces-
sary pooh lemon
electricity. 45 Wicked '.,'p' " r:; %e :'jJ'f j0 - 1 tables juice
s • + 48 Perform 29 * 'r -` alt' to incorporate air into the 1 cu whipping -
The 'chickens off my mind' —pro 51 Charge 31 �{ 9 mixture to gibe a smooth, velvety P pPmg cream
8 Soak gelatine in cold water
texture.. The medium most ire-
"- tem -1 soon found another way of 52 Girl's name 34 uently used for. this a is Bring fruit syrup to boiling point,
uttin 53 Gibbon q purpo�
P g •ia time, Bob had business, whipped cream Always freeze ice• add sugar and soaked gelatine. !Stir
in Hamilton so 1 went along with 54 Doctrine { 4Z j until dissolved. Cool. When mix•
him to do some shopping. I did 55 Trustworthy 1.....�. cream and mousses with the ;em-
PP g• 43 44 '' S '}b 47 r 'l9 50 perature control set at the coldest ture is partially set, add lemon juice
some shopping all right. I warned VERTICAL point. and diced fruit. ,Fold to whipped
Partner before 1 left that I might ;I Things 51 3 Coffee Tapioca Fluff cream , and turn into a moistened
come back with a hat. And 1 did. (Latin) mould. Chill thoroughly before
1 thought it was a nice quiet num.- 54 55 4 tablespoons fine tapioca
Z Native metal 2. r Ben ing. Six servings.
ber— quite conservative' in fact --but /4 teaspoon salt , _. - _.
when 1 put it on to show Partner _. i/a cup seedless raisins
- - - he looke aghast • and said — "Yon -- - 2 cups coffee HUSBANDS WHO ADORE
are not realty going to wear it, arel. - - - -i teaagriwn va-7la
yon ?" .Men are so lv.�.,. t 1 cup whipping cream coffee deserve Maxwell
• (:pnk la?ioca. salt and raisins House. It's so utterly deli.
Except for hats, of which there B BARRY MURK AR ivith coffee 'n f b1 b ---- __.... _
were plenty. 1 soon found shopping y BA R ild U A c pi i tap o double oiler
• `- - y, pptn , until tapioca is clear —about 15 emus that it's �bOUght and
is • still a nightmare. ' There are We have Just finished reading ON THE SCREEN P
p • y Song of tht South— is a minutes. Stir {requentry. Add sugar enjoy `en' b " mOre people
things that can now be t.rchased an article b Toronto's Frank Y P p
quite easily = at a Price - oilier Chamberlain about a trip to New Walt Disney picture that is new and vanilla. Chill. whip cream and tI18II 8II Other bland Of
fold into mixture. Pile into serving y
things that seem to be even harder York. The article deals with the and different. In colour, tt's Lased_ _glasses and chill thoroughly. Six Coffee in the world.
to get than formerly. For instance, ins and outs of a visit to that fam- on the famous Uncle Remns and
there are pots and pans galore, 'gut our city and how a person on an Brer Rabbit stories and ;s a must
try getting a piece of kitchen towel- average salary can get the most for f% :r the whole family. Funnv and
ling. And print —I saw very nice his . tron_ey while in New York. w!,olexume all the way thrnt:gh
cotton print —at a - dollar"' a yard. There is -a than whom we have ad- with Fame very fine acting by
Table oilcloth was 'non - existent, mired ever since we first read his James Baskett and young Bobby 'r a
'One thing 1 didn't realise until this stories. He, gets so mucn out of Driscoll. ` E L �� 1 Vi O ,
minute —the stores were . by no life, -and seemingly for so little. Ladies' Man —That young danc- ) �� T H E
means crowded. I have waited Chamberlain says that you can er from Montreal. Johaus Coy, � 1,dr' (MADE Of CELLULOSE SPONGE)
longer to be served in our own drive to New. York for $18 each gets a break in this' file. where i WITH STEEL DRAIN BRACKET
local stores. liven in the basement
one could ahoy in comfort. The" way —and brother that isn't bad. Eddie Bracken. becomes rich and / ` r Q COMPLETE FOR ONLY I q
+ . . the chase is on. Also in the cast r 1 e� ^s��/ 9_J
only. really busy place was the 'see - are Cass Dater and Spike ' e %ijOfie�'/ •—"
It ms that a number of the Jones. a < 7ft LtdP •
paper pattern department. "Coming --Ontario columnists are taking their k'rrc's a laugh for you. �.' L."Co. LUIO lLRue uw T"OUT W[tt1Y{ NANw
events cast their shadows before^ Blue Skies —A colour ptctpre re ` �* DOSE 2- c i. E A N a u es
—does that mean the sewing ets• crack at 'the ,teasers for their be- sA tE��u „GE 1
g volvin around some of Irvin oNcc o? • E w. x r L a o s s Q J�
havior and the way they want to g g ' ryo wAS" THE CA
tchinr is once again coming into its in famous tunes. G,&, in its erroN°Ny�rA� S- ea EAN w •► ��s /
_ own? Nfine is going to get a, little live. Mary Lowry Ross In last Q
week's Saturday Night had her- production, it carries such famod4 L % - w• w A s H w t N o o w s -
: :exerc;4 anyway, names as Bin Crosby, Fred
r . little say and a number of others g Y� •1 l
Another thing 1 have dsscovered, have been giving off with a little Astaire, Billy DeWoIfe and Joan °y* tt, it
In shopping it doesn't Caulfield. DRAIN • .
pp pay. to - be steam its current issues of papa- - � uwc.rT ''iZ � ,
• too easily discouraged. In the un- jar publications. Seems as if it's too Gallant 7�ey --This {IcturIt ►iTS;^ A+�� S.0 �+
derwear department 1 couldn't find (ate. If it was all measured out, I'll will appeal to the boys. It's about a oN WRITE Oa-PRONE FOR YOORS NOW
any of the things I wanted but i bet they would find out that we gliding and its. Rift to avidriun The NATI NAL MERCNANOISING ,S E t3 V f C E
went down to the basement --and aren't such a bad lot picture stars Canadian Glen Ford Pt40Nt KC-3874 S TdMPL9 AVE. TORONTOx04V%
there they were! There, also, was who is supported by Janet Blair.
a stoutish, middle -aged woman I felt rather foolish the other
• walkini around with a smile of day, while talking to a teener (a -
blissful content and a number of girt) when asked what I .thought
hard -to-get garments clasped tightly about this kissing business in the `
in her arms. . I knew just how she
' ''• v felt. Another place where I shop- far publications. Seems as if the
ieeners must have a going -over and
ped hopefully, but unsuccessfully, be brought to task before it's too
was the "Five and Ten ". And even guy is a jerk and playing right WHEN YOU'RE TIRED there the crowd was conspicuous AS YOU CAN $E.
y its absence. Maybe people are into a girl's hands if be makes any
_ such move on the first date,
really out on a, - buying strike or - -
whether he wants to or not.- Let
else it is that after ordinary,• every-
day living expenses are deducted them wait a bit —too, many girls -
get the idea a guy is 6a gs over
from the budget or pay envelope `.. j
there isn't anything left for the them if he seems 'too tayet. " On
purchase of lion- essentials that the other hand, girls, ihn't make - .. o `) TRY A CUP OF -
have previously enjoyed so great the mistake of letting him have >, LIPTON'S TEA
a sale, kiss, if he tries. It may be that he -
A trip to and from Hamilton ii is testing you only, and will be far , one that I usually enjoy —but not more pleased with you If y.,u don't
this time. Even the nicest places let him. After, all it's unly natural
looked drab and untidy — naturally for a guy to assume that yvu have '
-no one has had-- a chance to• work let otber fellows do the same thing.
- •• -. outside — except 'on the woodpile— Be smart and stay away Iz•om the - t „" -
...and on it the men need to work trucker stuff until you have been
overtime to keep the home fires out '•a few times: You both would' , >
burning, probably be better off if you t-tay- ` ,•
J.
• 'a ! ed away from it all the tine —and
:However, according to the Galen- can 1 kid mother nature? a V
1,
dar, "the year's at the spring." It • • • z f'-
must be, it is April 21 —and Prin. �^ g
A number of .fellows l know
'less' Elizabeth's twenty -first birth-
have just finished their university
day. But there is a cold' wmd year,
]\lost of them are Fired and -� ?' , . .. ° " : :•� 1..=
blowing and a frost sharp enough w
glad that another year has parsed
last night to freeze water- filled radi- ( give most of those chaps credit.
Not 1-hey -
: an fact I think it might be a good get, Sure wish I had gone to tmi- —
idea to have the alcohol strength. versity. What i mean is, I wish I
enedl However, the sun is shining.
. '+and that's a change. And on Sat-
urday, was going to university. You �� U N,S B�SK�Ts'W, INV
night the Maple Leafs won know, I'm not too bright at times. 1t A
the Stanley Cup. So you see theca -.. ' in fact most of the time.
are still a few bright spots in this • TEA GIVES YOU THAT
_- cold, winter - loving world. And 'I was looking at the gatlen yes-
that final game on Saturday night lards/, and thinking about digging o What a lift you get from famous Lipton's
was surely enough to warra the it —just thinking about it. It wasn't Tea! It's Lipton's FLAVOR -LIFT a delicious, '
cockles of anyone's hang. long ago that we heard to rnuch stimulating combination of brisk, mellow
about victory gardens. If
_ prices flavor ... plus a lift that sends exhilarating
keep on the way they are. weT new energy right through you, from head to
-Qum to Clips nave to start planting them again.. toe., Lipton's Tea is a wonderful "pick- Tae -up" • `C
` just to keep from starving to when you're tired — wonderful anytime, morn-
Consumer goods ranging from d:ath. How in the world did I g, noon and night. And only Lipton's
t3 g g get in 8 Y P gives
paper clips to road rollers are now ott on a subject like that -- especial- you that'FLAVOR -LrFT— because it's the blend
being manufactured in India's ord- iY in &column of this kin]? !Nell, that makes Lipton's and the blend is Lipton s
probably have to plant anG own secretl Get Lipton's, the ter; with t �'�KSc7yS�
�• - stance factories, eight of which you y� t "AND REMEMBER —NO FuSS...NO~MUS=
have been converted to peacetime ' hoe, too, so it's a subject to think _ I'WVOR- Lltrr,iat your grocer's today.
*reduction. about. WITH LIPMWS TEA SAGSV _
• r
* swWky school Usses- C.K.E. BULLETBI
Clandestine Love Revolt of Northern Kingdom New Ideas Sparkle
Not for Nice Girls 1 King's 12:1 -3, 12 -15, 19 -20. In Modern Homes
BY ANNE HIRST 'Golden Text. — A man's pride --
shall bring him low: but honour What's new in housing? All
DEAR ANNE HIRST:, I am shall uphold the humble in spirit. the things invented during the
a madly in love with a married — Proverbs 29:23, last six; years to make home '
• man. He had to marry his wife, lovable -and livable, will be on
wr .
/, * but since the baby came I think display this Fall at Canada's
• he has learned to love her a little Revolutions are strange and un- front door —the Canadian Na-
• predictable affairs. History shows tional Exhibition. ,
more. He also loves me very that people will suffer grave in-
-- - — — R * much. He keeps asking me to go justices and oppressions,. especially ..Home .exhibits will take on
a out with him, and you don't know if they are under the rule of a new significance at the C.N.E.,
• how I'd like to! But I keep re- strong hand. But when some leader now that housing is so important
* fusing, because of his:, wife and arouses and' organizes smoldering in Cangda s national life, Kate
_ • child. What shall I do? I want discontentment, action may be swift Aitken, Director of Women's
• to be honest. — Forlorn. Lover. and sweeping. Activities pointed out. • The revolt of 10 tribes of Israel "We are planning to have the
_ very latest houses and their fur-
0 BE HONEST against Solomon s "son and succes-
sor, One sign of real love is to de- Rehoboam, is typical. While �niiiiings on view," Mrs, Aitken
h
Sn continued. But as both these
sire the happiness of the beloved Solomon lived he held the kingdom
together. are difficult for Canadians to
more than you desire your own. a * * obtain these days,, the greater '
Is this the way you feel toward ':"a part of the exhibits will show
- this man? 'If you do,, you will A man named Jeroboam, re- modelled 'homes. Displays
mighty man of valor" and servant
keep n refusing to go out with will show C.N.E. visitors more
I I a� P 8 of King Solomon, had sought to
him, and give him a chance to Keys of making over the -attic,
g lead a revolt, but had been unsuc-
make his marriage\a good tsar- cessful and had. been forced to of. transforming basement rooms
riage. It is consistently hard for into attractive, healthful flats."
him to be loyal to his wife while escape to Egypt. = .
G E RAL o BROWN he thinks he can, slip out with Now, as Rehoboam played the
y fool, Jeroboam had his opportunity, •„�
frid.areATWItIL4 you. Returning. from Egypt, he successr BE StTRE OF SUCCESS by
- You wouldn't like that kind fully led the 10 revolting tribes to `
°rxopsts the door, "that you were retained a date, you know. Sneaking
Chayttr xJV: Donlevy cans on Elc� ate b the old 'lad Bigelow to et at y the establishment of the so- called ser%-ing Maxwell House Cof• _
•
and apur !n V: Donlevy with h;m. !ideals y Y g g in places where nobody you Northern Kingdom.
is convinced that there bad been an the truth. Now, I'm Sure } On'Te !mow would see you, constantly . * * , • fee. It's packed two ways. In
affair between Shari Lynn and vallain- tired to protect the girl :' 'He tried fearin ossi l It might Intrigue �+
court —that tb.y may have been than and 8. B P g gar The story is thrilling and instruc- " e7ll�el�yaCUU7xt Tin �Drl)Et►
wli- at one nme. to put it over with a slow smile. you for a while, but soon you five. When the people tame to
CHAPTER XV "Nothing of the 'sort has been would find you could not bear it. Rehoboam, demanding reforms and and Regular Grinds) and
suggested'to me, I can assure you." Everything decent in you would asking that their burdens be light- _
"To get on -� +ith it, the Garbo6h Glassine-Lined Bad' {tom
Karen is quite another ticket. As' - McCale returned his smile sardoni- rebel. You two would come to ened,'the king requested three days g
Karen u-a-a� t�- .now caSly. "That's the truth." hate each other, just because to consider, pi1Tp09e Grind). .,4
Queen. Concerned, but unruffled. "Okay. I have my duty to do. you are p utrtera ui guilt. 'xt jt+es rt gtca� LJdk,,,�...,, . _ l:is -P_t .
if you know what I mean. She you know." would not work out. when the people came three days
t - X '�'L3�ir. ovahtapt— Teaks —and � tv ,��,.. ,. i.aJ puJ „t., l \laC V-
turned a snade whiter, it tnat s pos- I d stud u1e ncayuti fit -Jt. y
" „ heartbreaks, you know. Now you boam spoke •in those tragic and twoats nt �cTIFrLt�
sible, but I got the distinct im- Oh,: sure, sure. We'll find it. lrtRNISHED E
pression she'd only walk around are suffering from one. But it memorable words of a oppressing $1.50 up e
?he echo of Barton Donlevy't wouldn't compare to the mina fool: "My father made your yoke
the corpse and go her way. A bit footsteps had hardly died on the. heavy, and I'will add to our yoke; "
• 'too controlled. P arable remorse you world fret Y. y y
stairs when McCale, standing be- later on. You could not forget my fattier also chastised you with
"Victoria was next. She flew in fore the dying fire, spoke, whips, but I will chastise you _with
with a book under her arm: Had " you are shaming your s'• scorpions." : <
1 held out on the torn bit of cheating his wife, breaking up a
been browsing around the Public + t
letter.: home. A girl as fine as you could 4
Library— walked home." It was the beginning of the end.
McCale pursed his lips. " I im- "So I see, chief. You "don't think It no 'peace. The Northern Kingdom went down
P P the ,girl in green funs the Veronica It is too bad that you -sues g. y
aginee she screamed once, shade an saw. •him even once after you in defeat and dispersion, and the HOTEL METROPOLE
.remark and had a dame, then:' y Southern Kingdom," though it con-
inappropriate ttutaA�
- kt new you were in love. Don't let
"Maybe " tinued for over 100 years, expert- OPP. — o.�.a. 11TSTION
long hooker of- whisky on it.". there be one other time. Ten ,
"Yon are eery adroit" There was a silence for a minute, ended defeat and captivity in Baby-
„ then Rocky said, " ?hey have not �. when next he calla, that you Ion
'"I've an unusual mind. I guess'",
uess, the, the rod." cannot ace hiss, ever again. He In Palestine momentous events 4
said McCale facetiously. "What ...No." found t roCzle's. eyes lighted up wM know why, and honor you are happening again. Will the I
crack did she make." for it —no matter what be may future see a strong Jewish_ nation Iran Will cntey Atoytas At
as he looked quizzically at his -
"She looked down at the corpse friend and employee. He smiled as �' in that Jewish homeland? St•
in a kind of mixture of fright and Later on. when you meet a Sot
rg though he knew what Rocky was . - • .
sheer excitement and said, "Thee man who is fm to marry you TuR611'" a
'thinking, and want. to, there will be nosh- • revery Room Web snob
someone did have the nerve:' "Didn't you say the gat who ran Club Provides • $$b w *& � :olerbome
• r • ing on your conscience to pee -
away stopped a minute to look bark 1B
. vest rt. How good you w111 feel Wedding Gown D..trt.. tts.ae tee Dane-
McCale whistled. when she got to the cannon on the - • sans. tN.a�. Dt ■tan sd Drs.. _
.. Z. �, •_ FQr British Bride Ls lststitly -
- Donlevy turned a Page- "Chris - hill. arerboara. of Carlton
tophef Storm —the 6n9 that didn't "Yes." Ter, RA unit
' ''Well., chief.` he jumped up, The fact that every bride wants I
.get the girl---or __ almost didn't, - Water - soften -rs the finest wedding dress when she -
what? He probably will now. He you ve been waiting to 'see if I'd - I .marries is responsible for the
swears that he was walking back think of it. Of course 1 have. After
and Earth along the Lower Common all, I've heard you' tell it three A C.S. company manufacturing growth of wedding dress clubs in `
.path, hoping to intercept Veronica times, That gun ought to. be in water- coftrner equipment is lieens- some sections of England. Organ- '
on her way home if she should the belly of that cannon." ing franchise - holders to supply ized under the auspices of a branch �
householders,' Local •p 1 u m b e r s -of the British Legion, the club ac- ,
come that way. She didn't show, • * •
make installation§ on cost basis; gurus- a quantity of parachute Silk,
so he came on up to the house.
They left the office in a mad service equipment on monthly fee rich and . sheer, and from, it fashions . , All
'There's a funny thing, Duke, them rush; A cab deposited them in basis. Softener is attached to hot wedding dresses which then are / I _
:all breaking up in ot.esies after the rapid time at the Common entrance. water line; manufacturers claim used on a rental basis by the girl -
wedding rehearsaI.' Oh, well. We It was late and any police who had • snembcrs`nhen their wedding day
some now to %'eronica. the bride." been searching for the gun were family in cost of soap, wear and 8
"Veronica drove n in a cab —the one. saving of $100. a year to average arrivo,
'last to arrive. She was strangely 8 In silence, they climbed the rise tear on clothing washed in hard Of course, etery girl would pre- Insfanfine
excited. , I thought. She'd been of ground where the old World Water, and less corrosion to- heater fer her own bridal finery, but with
-idoing sortie last minute shopping, War cannon stood. It was Rocky coil- piping. shortages and high prices the girls
. saw it was getting late and got a who pushed his' longer arm into its of England seem to be • willing to 7 2 TAMLETS ONLr25C y
cab at the corner of Boylston and barrel, groping, grunting. He with- - settle for a club gown. so long as it
Tremont." He hesitated. drew it finally, growling his dis- British Rativnfi is exquisite, rather than- wear a
she said." He let his last two wards appointment. personal dre�s of lesser quality. ISSUE is -1847
.hang in the air. "No soap, Duke." he said. "I
Statistics Tinted -in The Times of -
» • a touched bottom. Nothing there but London indicate that the majority - ^'
She is the obvious suspect, of a handful of leaves.° of the people of the United King.- r'
-.course, Bart. 'The accusation of McCale-was puzzled. "Leat•es at dom are ►today 'very much worse '� CRUMB COFFEE CAKE
off" for ford than "even the poorest N' {
Shari Lynn; the tact that both �fisa the bottom of that shaft. Non- •� -
Bigelow and I saiv a girl in green sense. Let's see." Hr snapped the
13 . per cent before 'the war. �'-
Whereas Brtish rations now total
running away from the scene tit- button of his flashlight.
8 1,431 calories a day, the poorest re after the murder. Too bad lc the round yellow circle of families' calories front the same
Mahe should have picked the corner light, he examined the "leaves °„h;: «. '' Add 1 envelope Royal Fast Ris-
foods beioie the war totalled 1,787.
of Boylston and Tremont street to Rocky 'held in his hand. An' excla- k " b Nu •tea,
in
Dry Yeast and 1 teaspoon ?
mation of surprise escaped k, sugar to % cup lukewarm
get her cab. There are very _eve p d his lips. ' > ;p
shops there and, as you have noted, The handful of "leaves," tangled, or your friend, the lieutenant, water. stir and let stand 10 '
" i%Ji cup milk, add }'
the path running from the gate op- wet, was obviously a woman's .red either." .:.;; !il r`,., r ?., ,.• minutes Scald
po 8 haired wi `: r ` �' �� 3 tables ns shonenin t4
site the Bigelow house, over the g• '� ' • * " "� P M t sugar and g'
'hill by the cannon, ends at that
"Well, I'll be—" said Rocky. ! ''So the cops have got to you al, �%• cool t lukewarm. Add 1 cup
precise . point. • ' * i ready," he smiled. :•< p s'.. �t''t �° sifted flour ro make shatter.
?. A . �• ,•
Hardly coincidence. The Baysreuth had once quarter- She pivoted slowly, and there �+ �' `" w 't • Add yeast mixture and I beaten
McCale shrugged. "What about' was uneasiness under her bravado. �' " ..,.i'Y "' � • egg Beat well. Add 2tfa cups
88 ed the creme de la' creme of hotel '''' '' r - 7
>, `'•> a..: ;<;> �., • :. ,:>' ., sifted flour, or enough to make
'the weapon:" dwellers. But it didn't any more, "Listen, mister. Just what is it ' `.a �° g
., " „ �a �, s soft dough. Knead lightly; -,
She must have thrown.tt away." thou h. Now_ it was, just a little you want with me ?' ri a
8 j a s �- °, s A 'place in greased bowl. Cover, r�
"Then the area in which to tarnished and tired- looking.
"I only want to ask you a ques- ....,; -� �" �:., " . set in warm place, fm from
search for it is small. .� woman In suite 802, it was vet hot and tion or two and give you some ad- ?<_; <> :, o-<.:; >:,,�n , >: draft Let rise until doubled in : y
cannot throw too far." vet y vice." `P bulk. about 2� hours. Roll out
" " y •quiet. Heavy draperies were " " ; °.t y, ` dough tot thickness and
1 know that. A thwarted look pulled together across the win- Look here, he said. "I know. W ,v place is greased shallow pan.
came over Donlevy's craggy face. doors, it was you who ran away from the ,'* "..a " Let rise in warm place. free .
"'We've had a special squad hunt Vatlaincourt murder. You • were ' " ^` °I: <�' °y;::' `:'� from draft, until light, about - --
. Shari Lynn was noticeably done ,:•,,.,;• ;e. �. B - �•�,
ing it, for three hours. So far, not in, She rolled on the divan in an the only woman who ran over the " � ,.... ..,;;• 11/2 boors. Prick roe with fork
fallen leaf, emptitkievery ash barrel almost unnatural attitude. McCale hill. I know, because I was *at an `� w• , and brush with 3 tablespoons 1,
a sign of it. We've actually used thou ht for a fleeting moment that upstairs window, and if there had ;, ,.
melted shortening. Cram 3
eo g g tablespoons butter or shorten -
floodlights and . turned up every, she had passed out or was dead. been two women, 1 would have « ''' in add 3 table m'•sirgar. ' -=
is the park, with no luck." "Oh," she said, "it's you." seen them both." gradually. mitcii>s wda1 At3d i/e;
"That, then, for the rhoment, is -' "Tire door was ajar," he offered, "You know a lot," she said sul- , cup fined Pour,% cup dry. fine
that." and knew that instant. that she had lenly, "but you can't prove it" • cake or bread`'crumbs, and %
Funny, but McCale's mind seem- been expecting a visitor: "I'm on my way to." s teaspoon cinnamon; stet until
ed relieved: She swung herself tiff the divan "Oh, yeah? Well, my story is well mixed and crumbly. Sprin-
kle on top of calve. Let rise'
• • abruptly at that and staggered to still good. Besides, the worms had ► again in warm place about cis ' <
'The case was dropped nionten- her feet. She looked at him, her red hair. If you saw her, you'd' • hour. Bake in moderate oven r'
tarily while they talked of pleasant- eyes snaky and vicious, know that." b a 40o °F. about 20 minutes.
ter things. It was nearly twelve "Get out of here before I call the or ` . ` . " • ?:`.." ,
when Donlevy stood no to go. desk and have you thrown out. I've "well, then:" ;
'SALADA
e Awl
"I rather thought," he said at got nothing more to say to yon— (To Be Continued) -
E �
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR (;omstaatloa Storm Doots'aai fl P B Storn Rash — Made to Order
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Phone Mark. 901V Roll Roofings
Asphalt SMmgo' '
CKCi$ MAY HILLSIDL Mkhrn'Unt Wau Boards r
.ts
µcuica4ie, variety b,et", czusses.
y cocker, guiicts.: u�•iv �u�,'•- t N. M. Gordon -
eav �( ((�� {` pQ (� gg
ed. C:anadaApymvtl; breeders p,+t L--RON G1R ON — - -- t 4 TENDER
'. orum tested; 100 p. c. live detiv . �:
vw CUu.act ' Maple Leaf Fire t PA
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,agent; ask for speciai spring prices. itL 9 NS 1
_GARRY MILli8, Yickering__ •I'nsu'rance Coo
luggage ailer, metal TRANSPORT
- .FOR SALE — tx 1Vrite or Phone {{
box, ball coupling, wire wheels, also C.•!,R'1'A(��e Cheap Rates for' Farm "'Country I
hie `, I N Q - ARRIVING SOON
,pare �; heel, tine and to 6pruce ai Buildings 'STANLEY.
coaditiun. .+1. 5t. flair; Sp i . Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, ' kiill
r ku..d, 1)unlurton _ -- �AN.D 4 R kVf�I lj 5 P' %V Windmills, Silos etc. Stewart•�T seller
I J AGincourt 86 -
TO Automobile Insurance of All Kinds , -
' FOR S?+LL - •L00 bush. O. A. C. •Ll pp
,�: bush. Hugh blhler, !+bona 1981 R adj os
BfIxiey, al. i Toronto AD -6b2E - Pick. 63 R 17 n2ont• horse 3 R 3. Thedre
stare P Bowman & Rowe
Z'RAC1'C)R for' SALE - also hay' Eitedtr& Alrarm Clocks and Radio rl
alfalfa, Tunothy and aisilce, liuward ' ] Stouffville
lvlaicolm, .I4 7, 'l • mites west of `ICE. &CI�`'IE' 1 Combiaatiou - E39.50
•B m. OLD HORSES WANTED - Phone Stouffville 849 1
(;ocksyutt manure FURNITURE DEALER 8 Day Kitchen Clocks 53:95!
FOR SALT: wb"ut Condit- Campbell Min
Ranch Pays Saturday M+`.`-nee at 2 P. p
spreader, excel.ent g FUNERAL DIRECTOR Doors Open Each Night Alt d�
ion. Box 216 News Office Private Ambnlanse Service =` $15.00 AT YOUR FARM — = -� ORDER NOW
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J a AST Lot 8, con. 4, Pickering. G. F• Day. or Night PHONE AGINCOURT 1SJ12 Silverware repaired and reglated J MAY 2 and, 3 �
' '.:Jackson, R. R. I. � •COLLECT
��'� ��• �°p' Pickering .lewellery The Little Giant
FOR SALE - boar, year old, free of For P1ek p
u
disease, Good breeding. J • C. VFat hone EIGI� .i
_.� - -- -- t
son, Highland Creek. Phone Scar. • _ ` Abbott sad CosteIlo
j • • 2154. - Pickering. Ont.,
c rod /i KING OF THE J'UNCR3
FOR SALE — raspberry canes and Spring Demands .
r Tony O'Melon, . ' MONDAY -- TUESDAY
strawberry. p !ants. "
I
-White's sideroad; Dunbartvn. Electric Brooder Steven F MAY 6 and 6
-_ _May 11 Chick • FeedersE+� •p f!O/tS - .
tv�'tiTvn nt4Sher soraver: used, — — Three irttle Girls
� ta,nic. Tony O'=R�'+u�, _ - �- shes, Removers, Brushes
with 150 $ _ SALES - SIMVILCE l r=. In 'Blue
siclel`u'dd, Dunbarton . Good lines of ahelfware and • �
' STRAYED on to the premises of Expert Work - Will Cali and Deliver - l;
Cherrywood, a Pig- general hardware t ,Jane Haver Vincast Blaine 1
W. J. Roach, QQ
owner may have same by .probing i >lOY MsLEUD AL VIN �Ul7>�BY _
.,Ownership and paying c��• ' CLARE-MONT - Phone 3904 _ WEDNESDAY - TFIURSUIkY
.. MAY ?sad 8
New House and Orchard, Lai HARDWARE.
Pickeri Village, suitable for ' AUCTION SALE Ia simple, but rich u is
-- � de-
in ' � � we can �� Deadline •
'two sraail families, eeperate entrap• HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Phone Pickering 46 � m•
. Cash needed. t;. (;. Parker, SM the property of memorials that will
ARTHUR A. 1;riEESHAW f, please from .every f or Murder
Rued,
Pickering. - stand-point. In d*dt7
IFOR SALE -- tillage land and some 54 Cedar Etr• Ajax, .QnL f of appearance our worn Paul Kelly and Rent Taylor
b,asiure. phone Pick. 36 R 4. -- ' (SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947 Not'v p �,('► Y 11 i will stand out through I
_ GROW I''LA.'� _ . Sale at 1.00 P. M. Sharp he V'V i O M the Ages. Uaivarssl News
. • • (Guaranteed Price of $4.75 per bush. t � ' "No Greater Tribute" .=8�saglrt and Sall- -
30: No, 1 Flax. For Seed and Con - 3 -Piece Chesterfield Suite
_. teor contact . Reversible Rug Cabinet _Radio maw Free * 'N: W. STAFFORD Used Clothing - Awgtsai, �
FARR'S ELEVATOR 2 End 'Fables pARP19iYTERINt3 ! Highway Memorial d and pleased ltks new• Cssry a
Phone 38W Claremont, Oat. studio Couch CF�[ENTia(; Works large stock of high dens seer
cedar posts, poles, Chest of Drawers PLU'MBI'NG - Psi. 462 Whitby, Oak. •seraeab and pants. Also a god
FOR SALE - grains, beets, II -Piece Bedroom Suite ROOFUG _
ariaed stAVe wOO� ants. 3 -P1ese Xttchenetts 'po abo seU Brantford HaoRms stoeit -% now hat6sr WSW f as/
ionions, lam, stra'ovberry Aare 2- Burner Hatplate Materials, Empire B.Rhroom 'a • � gyp ' rear avle plow �
Wasting machine, 1948 model, Duro WaMr
;Iiy. Harry .
Evenings only
inert Village• may 16 Ise Box Baby Crib wad i
' - • ' Baby earrisQe Play pq Systems. ?!catty Stable Sea Seitws�a
enamel Equipment, !t now sL- WeoL Qdwwa OIL
FOR SALE - Good Cheer Card table . High Chair
. sad
4 range, new; Complete dining-room
Two roes stools Ironing board Work Guarrant.ed Farr's Elevator
suite, 2 large leather cltair+�, Electric iron and Toaster „O WANTED
and various other articles. Ds N. F- Mlany ether articles too numerous to u rr ��,Tt " Phones - Offffice 38W, Rea. 38J
` y blcDvren, pyckerir g. mention, _ J . i K V lJ If E DEAD HORSES A" !UT"
.r•. blaster Chick Starter is Reliable
FM SALE - f0 feet six -inch belt We do building o! elf kiwi
ea. - - Wm. 3SAW, auctioneer Cafeteria Poultry Maahea, Peat For ]Free Pieksp. Plaasi
P _ !circular saw. Dr. -N, E. DLcE`w Phone Plekesiag 663 Moss, Shell Maker .75 cwt. PICKET ING ...... .. ........ ilw
Pickering. Order your fence now. We have PICK RING .. .. .. .. 98 R U
FOR SnLE - 4 wooded scree. 6- a carload. PICKERJZiG .. .. .. .. .. of
• Cottage, furl�isbed immediate Cedar Grove Community- Club Oats, Barley, Wheat and Peas BROOKLIN .... .. .. .. i6
roorned
r : osseasion. Good roads, springs'- VICTORIA DAY DANCE PUBLIC NOTICE- � for Seed - Cloyer Seed No. 1, CLAREMONT .. .. . 9 R 14
h Terms. Dr. N. k.;. Mic>:wen, Faker- ;RAINBOW GARDENS Meadow Fescue, Brome, Kentucky AGINCOURT .. .. +.. ., •• !f1
MARKHAM Pickering Township Roads Wood's Milking Machines and We pay .The Phone Charges
FOR SALE - roselvuod piano, up- TRIDAY, MAY 23'. Coolers; Lime, Fertilizer,
right, Dominion. Box 5:+2 :Yews Office Durbsg the month of April, Com• Asphalt-'and S� -- - —G$RDON YOUNG LTD
HAR13W?:V IU?TG$'- ORG I:- meroial Motor Vehicles operated
Electric Reirigeiaiore, new 7 cubic I " 'Toronto Phone: Ad. 8696
:.' fuot nationslly famous Inake, 32:s'9- of Weston, will make their debut• over or upon Pickering Township Claremont, Oat.
00; Automatic Shai�uw Well Press- mucky Spot and Prizes Roads, shall not be loaded in ex-
Admission 50 cents dess of One -half the Capacity 1NIeLellen's
ure Systems, $139.60; Gasoline oper- registered with the Department,
a Washing Macni•Ites $189,50
__ .._ ,� By Order, -
,. Garden Tractors, one and haff hoOrei� A� OPPORTUNITY PICKERING TWP. COUNCit CEMENT
SERVICE STATION
FD 5180.00 - 3 horse, 0380.00 Roy Ward, Road, Supt. IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS -
pr• board Motors, new, from $79.5+ up. Fstablished Rural Watkins District Brougham Ont.
' Immediate 'Delivery. Tra isportation available. If you are aggressive, and :.. aI. • %Ae - ; Tint Repairs - Grease and Oil
aid. between the ages of 25 and 55 - Batteries for Sale - Charging
a pCHRISTIAN'S FLECTRIC have or-can secure travel outfit, this * Tires For Sao
E CELLARS - FOUNDATIONS -
HARDWARE is your opportunity to net establi3osh� Or• P. r it * j`h ^C ST"LE OR PHONE. P- IcK[RIN. I IRs.
OSHAWA, ONT. eel in s proiitable business of J L<JVJ RING IN CEMENT WOAY. • PICKERiNG-
Mfay 9 own. For full particulars write today VETERINARY SUROEON •
-_ Water Pressure Systems to - the J. R. Watkins Company, E - -- Open 6.90 A. X To 10.80 P. IL
-250 gallons per hour, automatic, Dept. O -P:16, 2177 Masson St. Mon- • DIX .�.•' ----��
PICKERING - PHONE - 150
b • 'complete with tank and all. e(,uip. fecal,
1 _ .• Brien 6o cycle, $139.50 delivered. Greenwood
Maters -BIRTHS KAISER _
ia. odboara - Greenwood, Ont. Chopping Mill
e
"-.'All Sires, 1 to 10 h. p. various
makes, new 1947, from $79.50 BAKER -- Tbora, to Mr. • and :Odes. ' � ' E�' CTRIC � • � PHONE PICH. 'l R Sl - -- MASTER FEEDS and .
n^ Ndw Garden Tractors Pickering Nursing _ 8UN RAY FEEDS
W ashirvo
- electric and gas operated; Florae, on Friday, April 25, 1947, a .Howe and Barn W[ring . All Western Grins
= .. •machines, Power jAvmmowers Boats son, James Riebard, ESTIMATES GIVLrN Quality Drugs Open For Chopping D
of all types and Canoes; Power tools; Phone Piekestng 7 R 81
Electric and Kerosene operated re- GODFF.EY - born, to M'• and Mrs. ( ( �/ `, Accurate Dibperdng
Rifles; Shot guns: Auto J. Godfrey on Saturday, April 19, I✓ a• v i• "�aa�tr N Veterinary Remedies -. A. J. MOBD$v std SO
trailers; Radios of all types and 1947,•at Piekerlug Nursing Home, a .., Reliable Photo Finishing }
kirlda. ; soz1.;c�:e�y; ' ! ' Complete Cosmetic Lino Claremont :L4Cel'
. Transportation prepaid anywhere in ••i•
iL „Onto, ' ' . GOUDIE - Mr. and Mrs. C. Gaadie, PHONE PICK. 12p . i FITORE HOURS -
t' CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC AND Ajax, Ont., asttounce the birth of a !Peek Days - 8.30 A. M. - 9 P. Y. System
HARDWARE - O HA dauartyr, stillborn, April 22, 1947 at I 1% Sunday - 12.30 P. M. - b P. IIL Staadurd Sim Locker $9,00 A YeW
May 16 6 Pickering Nn Home•
' Dance At J R Bo es, Rooms and Chilling ROOM
e P-. We GR•EEVY ss•. �� J. • y Available Free To Customers
r Accountant, Book - keeping and MARiyLE - Mr, and Mrs. N. Mangle, .Claremont go1+cE LOCKERS AVwILASLa
Income Tax Filed Ajax, Ont., annatnce the birth of a Phm. B. _
B07C 968 News daughter, born, Thursday, April 24, " .
} l May •2 1947, at Pickers Nurlin - $ogre: 'Fri. 'May 2 _ '' THE REgALL3 r J 3 E TAYLOR- L.OYS,T .
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Read The Pickering News >ti►ear. Week ,., _ - - -- �{ , ,.11•S NS P11LT- !S �' !S h11 tY:ARlOHOltI? lint .
too long before more can be done.
Campaign for the Blind" Think of with the usual ceremony. The Secrl,
R EMONT tte lives ha �.
• that have been made worth- tart's report was maven arced approv- '
Ii•hile through the services of the ed, followed by Roll Call. The Tress - `
Miss Betty Pretty, of Toronto. A ud 1 et' - 'institute. Think how eve would app- urer's report was given and the Coll -
spent the week -end with her,motner ' Ross Knox, on the birth of a daugh- —*�• - I reciate such service if we were ection taken. The Worshi ' was tak-
hem. ter, at Brierbush Hospitai, Stouli- Fred Iauckain was •about the first blind, and let us give with a free s '
We are Pleased oil! to start •eeedin [ hand en by Yvrorme Coates, Business coo-
p ed to hear that Mrs. e, on Saturday, April 26. 8 art week, lie has a to continue the Brood work. cerning • the mother and daughter
i Jas, Carter is enjoying better health. I Mrs. Ramsey and daughter, Nor- µ•firm soil and a good; grain farm. Give as generously}• as ,You foss- banquet was discussed. The ph
Mr, Beverley, a brother of Mrs. ma, attended, the wedding in Oshawa, Fall wheat and se ve come ib.Y can to the TAG DAY for the for the ban �
Slack has returned to his Toronto on Saturday, when Mrs. Rams,- 's through the winterirst -class BLIND I banquet were carried out and,
home abler red" y n Pickering this Saturday,' i the meeting closed..—M- W. Corr.
sp? ing a week here, niece was married. shape althoyrh the ccitd nights and sponsored by the Pickering Women's l -
Mr. and,Mm (Gordon Ratcliffe, of Mrs. Wm, Ellicott spent last week delayed warm weather -may check Institute, with Mrs, H.
C.-'Hutch3so t
Stoufl`ville, spent Sunday with M . in Toronto with her sifter, Mrs. G. .the pre pent outlook. as Convener: -All workers are• W volun- Lawn Mowers
and Mrs. Judson- ard, A.. Gordoh• s Winter Bros. have been tary and the entire proceeds will be t
Mrs. John Coates remains in poor The Library is open. again add is working at the Samac Boy Scout turned.over to the County Commi- ' SHARPENED
health yet, and is not showing hoped welcoming members to come and ex- Qarnp at Oshawa for several days• ttee for the Blind and used for the
for signs of improvement. change their books. Next week we Frank Wonnacott is bothered ser- mAintenance of services to the blind I Mowers called for and delivered in
Miss viol oayth is spending a , will publish a list of new books in iously with attacks of asthama" He and the prevention of blindness in Pickering, Ajax, Dunbarrpn areas
days with f ds'Ini Toronto. i the Library now.available to readers. was laid of for a f day- this Ontario County during 1947, ..New Sharpening Equipment j
Mr. and Mrs. Nods Hardy, of the The postponed Sunday School Ass- week
spent Sunda ociation Convention held in St. There was a film how at Bagg C. G I. T. News DAVIS MOWER SERVICE
6th Line Uxbridge, y � � � Phone 825 Whitby
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hardy, John's Church here last Wednesday otsville Sch000l last Friday • evenin or Leave
__ _ Y y g The meeting on April 28 opened Messages. at 4 Maple Sir•., Ajax
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Mr: Dave Il'avig of�Ajax, spent met with success. liters were dr3- a,ad a ld(aa vu °.lace `I'cdl�auvu va
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Len Lye. cussions and addresses throughout Agriculture" by Heber Down, of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bates and the, day. Dinner was held at the Brooklin, at which many were pre- °
family of Toronto, spent the week- Township Hall, with' the Brougham sent, ATOMIC, CO -
end with Mr. and Mrs Do M n Hedges. ladies waiting on the guests and a- I Harry Bedal, with his daughter
Miss Georgina Forsyth, of Oshawa, gain at supper time. In the evening and her husbkad, Mr. and Mrs.
spent the week -end with her people a good turnout of young people for Thompson, of Bri.•ghton, were callers . - U N B A RTO N, ONT.
.here. u the Youth Rally, was had, and as the on Sunday with F. M. and Mrs. : -- -,
Communion Service will be held in day closed, those in charge felt. it Chapman. - Ice - CINDERS - Cartage I -"
the morning on Sunday next, at the had been a great success. Several from here attended the PROMPT SERVICE
(United Church here. Editor's Note --Some time in the M)usonic Ladies' Night at the Chis- A. L. Robertson r -�
Miss Dorothy Hawkleyi- Toronto, near future, there will be a series of holm Ave. Temple, Toronto, on Wed- - C. W Unwire
-vas at her home here over the week short articles on the history of Brou- nesday evening. This in a red letter Oftiee and Ice house, Dunba rton, Orit
end. . gham, past and present, which many evening for - Masons and wives. Pick. ?9 R 23 No. 2 and pine Ridg e _
Greenwood players presented their of you wiir want to clip and Tile. Mr. and Mrs M. S. Chapman with ill
tpray, "Tempe$t and Sunshine" here They will. be written by the former Mr. and Mrs. Armand Chapmati, of
on. Wednesday evenin,- with a good correspondent to the News, Mrs. T. Pickering were visitors at Gras- _
crowd in attendance. This play has C. Brown, who has been writing in mere on Sunday last.
been presented on - severu! tn.:a,:,,., t a _v. r: -cry - -
and has been recommended as very nows this history - t , t i
ry r'y of this villas- were callers !n tttP v!eini.v .ices. 1
worthy entertainment. The play was 'any better than she, and no one is week• is convalescing from a i� (- JQ
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sponsored here by the Goodfellow- better, to write just such recent font infection. S C
tucco eilings - Gyptex Work
shlp Class of the United Church. a serie %. Announcements later. Henry. Westiw has the materials - �
People at the north end reported Mrs. T. Norton attended the W M, ' 'about ready fo , the erection of his Lars a Selection of Paper-
snow flurries on Sunday evening. S. Convention of the Bay of Quinte new house on the land that he has Q
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which makes us 'wonder if spring is Conference at Pns.•t Hope as Otl;cla] . purchased from his uncle Frank. -we - ,All ,f
really here. �� De!ewate from Oshawa Presbyterial, bp';ere that he is building a one -
Work Guaranteed
Farmers are busy- this week trvinp last week, and reports very inspir- 'story bungalow.
to get on the land for spring seed - ing sessions. Urban Rjake . has purchpsed s new Sprucehill- Road, D►unbarton, 'Writ, ;
ing" They report that this was done The Easter ThankofTering Service 'team of Wvs e,.i hearses to r,'p with
last year at this time. in -the church on Sunday evening was his spring work. Horses are more of M. ST. CLAIB - - -
Mim .Doris Dolphin. Toronto, spent' well attended. We wish to say "Thank a novelty now than are tractors.
the week -end with her family Isere. You" to the neighboring Mends, The next meeting of the Oshawa
A number of Toronto people were Mrs. Cook and group of C. G. I. T. Presbytery of the United Church is
to open their cottages at D9gmar giris of Green River and all others being held in the church at Green- ;
aver the week -end who helped make an interesting woad, oz May S. when the elections
We hear that Dick Cooper is plan - program. for officers firr the ensuing year will
ping to build here just as soon as he be . also. , regret the illness of ]FIND OUR BANK H
can Sot atsrtad. W. C. Markar To Speak cell Qits _Rev. Mr. JnII, who has been Secret. -- -.
1 .Nesting Mo>rday I+Iezt ... arp for many years, and who. has " THIS _'�
Former Claremont- Pklr'srins A meeting of the Friendly Bible resigned FARM PICTURE _ _.
Resfllient Pawns Class will -be held ` at the home of Master Keith Fpekria had an op-
x
A forarer resident of Claremont Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, corner Brock ` ,-ration for tonnes and adenoids last
and Pickering, Matilda Jane Harrell, Road and the bth con. on Monday week and is doing well.
passed away at her home in Toronto evening next- Mr. W. C. Murlsar, Mrs. George Puckrin entertained
last week Editor of the News, will give an ad- her sister Do d h
er Smil
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Deceased lived here many years firers on the "History of Pickering from Toronto on S6ndY a - _- -_
.a go and her surviving husband op- Townshjp. The regular Class ]fig
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P rated a baker', store here, where ram will be followed, -� s •� -~ - rt :
he John Beelby residence now - -' ~ • a
- r Green ooCl
stands. Following their stay Isere A 111
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the family moved to Pickering. Also His and Creek We welcome Mj* Wes. Pew _� 4
surviving are: one daughter, June (by M, C. Run) back to her sort' home after spend-
s M m q
rs. McIntyre, Sarnia) and threw ing the 7rinter with her son in the -
sisters: Mrs. McDowell. Claremont, Rev. Mr. Holley conducted 'servics C1tY-
Mrs. Pickett, Glen Major and Mrs- at Centennial this wee al Mr. and, S -r
Anderson, Uxbridge- The funeral was k 3t te�vart, Orangeville, .u�
held on Thursday of last week with had been the pulpit.
we world have a spent the week -sad with Mrs. Perry f too
visitor in the pulpit.
nterment in fine Hill Cemetery, The YcAuag People are
T ° tO still going The Farm Foram held their last
b f" •(, �,� �''i;i -
bard at their play to be presented Testing st the home of Mr. and A /' / '._ � •
in the Drama Festival this Wedrtee• Mrs. Ivan McLean on Monday even- ��
I�arnew+elf Given 13aeon Faafly day and we certainly send +along our ing•, when Mrs. McLean and Mrs. � ,� � � �
A goodly number of community -
best wishes for success, W� hope Milton Pegg gave a report as dele-
`-:enda turned out last .Friday even- next week we can announce them as gags to the Farm Form Convent -
'r, to the farewell party at the Uln- winners --but for that, we must wait, ion at the, Royal York Hotel last
ited Church for the Bacon family, We neglected to congratulate the w�• r�
�EHIND the activity on this
nho will be moving to Stouflville in Lions' Quartet last week for bring- Mrs. Warrington, of England, and
the near future. The evenitrd was ing home the Shield from the . Rich- her young sons, spent the week -end progressive farm, stand, the
!red by the Church and the gill Festival, as the first Bar- with Mrs, Green and Edna We re- } g p
re-
Women's s Institule. Following an en- l ' banking services and helpful fin
ber Shop Quartet among the other n'�ember Mrs. Warrington as an ex. � ancjmg of The Canadian Bank of
"nyable evenirig the• presentation of ►groups around about Carl ° = -
Lions teacher here, when she was the for- ' Commerce. YON, too, may need i
ln� sly floor lamp was made to Mrs. Walker, bass; and Bert Ludlow, ten- mer Miss Plueman,
Bacon. We wish them health and new tractor, -a combine or other
sappiness in their new home. or, are members of our own choir as The Dramatic Club of the new .. _ - -- -
'well as the Quartet, presented their drama on Wednesday farm machinery or equipment to
sry We hope to see a good represen- at Claremont, and will present it a- - develop yomr fafW.
Women a Missies got'Jsl7 •.emu The regular monthly Seating of tation from this area at the Presby. gain on Friday, May 2, at Mt. Zion, Vf _
tery Y. P. Convention at Good - The W. M. S. Tweeting of the Cir-
he Women's Missionary Society of wood on Saturday, May, 3, at 2.30 E. suit had to be postponed owing to ;Y
he United Church will lie held at the S. T. Supper is at six o'clock and the illness of Mrs. M. Pegg
ome of Mrs. T. Coady, on Thu rs- Rev. Aunnise of Fred Victor Miss- g will now be held n Ma the
. fgo
tt, meeting n • ° • • K
ay, May 81 at 2.90 p. *a' The p"og- Y 5• �:�
sm vvtil be in charlpe of Mrs, Raw- ion, the speaker. Cost for registrat. On May 8, the Presbytery of the Lives -
ion and > a �urchssie9 Reildit :. ;
supper is b0' cents. Please United Church will meet in the local or Rs>irieti _
vited to attend. ladies tare cordially note alt times are Standard. church. The ladies of the common- '••s Con2'Ci, Notnor '
-- _ The 'meeting last week telling of sty, sponsored by the W. A., will • M�ornizin0 FetT a ^d
the irk of the Canadian Cancer serve dinner for all at a reasonable pencir+R '
BRaUGHA M society, was very well attended and price per plate. • In►ptevin9 :
over thin ladies joined erW111nR Electric Power ndfor Fe
Y the Society. We 'are sorry to learn teat little z 1 kingLa
F,veryone in the village is pleased Dr. Montgomery gave a short talk Gaff Disney is very sick with the flu, a n9 and ��
We ho for a -
bout the Firemen"s Concert fro the on types of cancer to which women hope speedy recovery. • : -"
Tall here teat week, when the , hall are most susceptible and then con - Come — posing wid old and enjoy ; ' • _,
s packed, '!lie show was put on to ducted �, question period Represen- Yourselves at Greenwood's Fa•rnfly Investigate the many advantages you have
id the purchase of the new fire en- tatives from Washington, St. Marg- Album. A promising evening of en=- :� ° under the Farm Improvement Loan ph an.
ne for the village. Al Harvey, as ar•eta, St. Simons, St. Joseph's, tertainment with lots of laughs —to come in and disCUSa rotrr finaaCial seeds
aster of Ceremonies, ha to be eom- Dunbarton and Cherrywood were be held in Greenwood Church on Fri- `co our local sc
ended for the fine entertainment present and all enjoyed a br;ff Pncial day, May 16, at' S.30 p, M.
rea r -
p brought here.. period at the close of the meeting. ��� �����1��
We ate pleased to see Mrs. T. C. On Thursday, •the W. A. held their Tag Day for Blinn - Continued B K -
mwn back in the village after hay- regular meeting and discussed .;'ens
1 Young men who already have fam- _r
.g spent the winter with her son for the Bazaar to be held later on, flies to .support can learn to u-ork in �� ����ER�E
illiam and family in Toronto. as well as making definite plans in the dark. Parents of h'lind tlabies can 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mairs spent a regard to cleaning and painting the find out the best Wav to train the
;'PICTiERING 18RANF($ �,•
days last week with friends in floor of the auditorium. This is the for normal, well- adjusted lives, - N. 3HOIiTBEED MA.YAGER
h first step in the re- decoration prog. ,
This is the work that we are help-
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GTrgnatuTatiopg to Mr. and Mrs. rasa and we are hoping it will not be ing to do when we contribute M the _ - 111-q ''• j
p.
FLAMEB LICK SKYWARD OVER TEXAS CITY
'PAYING GUEST
F x Screen comedian Charles Chaplin
is in serious inood as he vehem-
ently answers questions of news-
. .M �...+nst ,
men concerning his alleged leftist
leanings and failure to become an
t Crete roads of s 30- -acre plant are at left, - amass of -f -blackened debris under the smoke of the still burning area on the second day of AtLra � � l`
• :. a - ,.. .- _ �- - - - the vitwnhgeg�ecslare� U.S. a - - --
.. interview "pay-
Texas City disaster. In middle. background, are fuel storage fnks, many of which exploded into flames.
_
When the French Line freighter A City Devastated The explosions continued. A The fate of Texas City put other
Kizandcamp put into Texas City, Within two hours the, city was second nitrate - filled ship exploded, port cities on their guard against
as Galveston Bay,. crew members devastated Continuing explosions causing new destruction. Observers similar blasts. Huge stocks of am- Russia �`JlloiNing
likened the holocaust to a wartime munition containing ammonium ni- Stereoscopic Movies
began loading her with ammonium collapsed buildings, sent chunks of trate were Ieft. at the end of the p
=citrate, badly needed, for fertilizer masonry, steel and flaming timbers bombing. Gen. Jonathan M. Wain- war, These stocks are beng pro -
in France. Nitrate is ordinarily hurtling through the air. The lion- Wright, hero of Bataan, in the city cessed and reconverted for use as A new stereoscopic screen for
stable, but may explode, if exposed Santo plant, adjacent to the docks, to proffer Army aid, said: "I have fertilizers. Explosive experts at- three dimensional films is being
never sees! a greater tragedy in all tending the meeting of the Ameri- built in Russia, Tass, the official
to intense- heat. A few days la'tet became a flaming oxen of wreck- g y can Chemical 'Society at' Atlantic Sovief news agency, reported.
a small -:fire was 'discoverea in the ..age as its chemical supplies Ignit- my experience." About, 550 persons City last week pointed out that t1a- one's E
: :. - -- - - - -- were Kinea; s,uu0-zvtrc injured. Moscow's first stereoscopic movie
mold of the Gsandcamp. In less ed. Black smoke veiled the area. til the professing of the nitrates is theater recently ope�ed but only
than an hour the ship exploded and Beneath it seeped poisonous . fumes Property damage was estimated at - completed, tile' danger of explosions ISO spectators can be accommo-
_set off a chain of explosions. released from the chmicals.. over $125,000,000. Will remain a seal; one. dated.
When the mew 'integral" screen
My'ste Story: U.K. Sugar Cr s completed it will be possible in
r� _ Q �' show three dimensional films is
"A Falling Mouse" E large theaters, the Tass agency
O C E r0 F THE The sugar beet crop for 194.8 -47 said,
pro-
In the heart of :�to York City, was a record one in Britain. The
The Soviet Government .has pro -
withits sight of .Radio City, there 3linistry of Agriculture said that veded funds amounting to about
a small vacant corner hat. with a yield of 11 tons Per acre, it S4,000,0o0 for further research in
is brick Teen -Ages Better In The Open -
buildings rise on two sides, while Definition: Ateen -a eel 1m is a It may actually be much Safer to exceeded that of the nceceding year the field of the stereoscopic movie _
the others are bounded by a high g y y by 1.3 tons, the previous highest theater, according to Semen Ivanov,
wire fence. person who flops•on the sofa on the let the Communists operate in the being the 10,37 ton- per -acre crop in an inventor of the stereoscopic
i back of his neck and scatters his - -open in North America. That way, 1939 -40. It estimated the crop will screen. -
Peering through the -wire ,wesh, legs -over half the living room. ". we shall at least have . some idea of produce 570,000 tons of sugar ---r. r• ; .
a dozen men and women watched - Stratford Beacon- 2•ierald. what they are up to. And there will
something taking place inside, re-
be less chance, of the public grow=
Isles the Philadelphia Inquirer, A This Yeart ing complacent and imagining that
had discovered a motrse hidden - - ;r syrup p ('asusnur +.m =� dead and bur:c
under a mass of wino -mown papers. 2'a syru at -six - a °" s
dollars a gallon, who now would merely because it has been declared
It would pounce first at one place -
-= then at another as it detected the fall the farmer "a poor sap? He's ' •illegah
scurrying of the mouse beneath the the "candy kid." -
papers. Fiaall the mouse reached
Ottawa Citizen Why Bother?
p y, m
the nearest -wall and began climb- i' 11ore men are µcaring plain knit
ing straight upward on the lace of Long- Awaited Operation ties. we learn from a press report. _
this precipice of brick. I This brings up_ the question,, why __.
P P Certain 'types of deafness can • S"
While the cat watched below and now be rrlicved by chiselling a tiny wear ties at all? One bf the most � •.
while the people watched outside, window through the bone of the in- foolish customs is that of men who w -
bind their necks almost to Strang- 1 1 /
the mousy puIlsd itself higher and nfr eat. This glees Nape that new 1 s
h" her, It 'moved . more slowly r seas will be made in that long- ling point with various kinds of •
_Itearching for clawholds, mounting awaited operation which is design- •fabrics. Some of the gaudy ties that
.. upward brick by' brick. it was more. ed to get a joke :into a Scotsman's one sees are almost as ridiculous as ` -
sitan two storeys in the air when it head the women s hats that strike your
eyes in the !:
Most its hold. 7- peterhorough ' Examiner. in parade. fen
women who laugh at the things women are
Women screamed as it plunged -
> t downward. ]t struck the ground pleas- d to call hats might (to well - � �i r _ -
s Kistory-Book Problem to take a second look at their ties. a "vow's ="t •
and, to everyone's ..open- getout ,ed We have often noted- in Canada
'amazement, instead of lying there _ - llizthatit . \cvvs. �•
n end 't scampered cxfi that history text hooks vary beyond
Identify , "MR. F. T.
,stunned or d t P recognmt•ttnt according as they are What About the Pork? - " " WATTS," wieII - lnsaiwa -
s- later made good its escalle, written in English or i'rench. and
At Cornell University, another . Farmer, 'Person-
throughout thi, district _ _ Canadian Radio Person -
the problem of producng a book aLe' being urged to grow more Ueans t t -:��
mouse survived a„ even more spec for canning purposes' this 'ear.
- - that will he even reasonably accept. -� 6 P y -
: `tacuIar fall.. Within a few days of FOR FULL PARTICULARS: 3
able to the two main divisions of What about the pork? Have you ,:,rune to CKoc• n50 on sour dial, eamnienelos Sunday Stay 4th.
- giving -birth to a litter, a. mother Canadians has peter yci been spis-
noUccd they don't even pent through to Star 10th Inclusive.
mouse fell three storeys to a con- factorily solved. "Pork" on the labels of the
ca "` The Coke or 'at r. F T Watts trim De broadcast at various times
Crete walk below.. She not only es- Halifae Chronicle• :,DAILF throughout that week along w�h comPlete details of the contest.
taped death but later gave biifh to any nlore.? ,There was a time when T
t you could find a tinv square of pock
;a full litter of uniglured haby mice. Only Tht hest among the beans, if you had good ••s� The .ability of small animals to t
sustain long falls lies in the relatitm . Dap night spots •recently noticed eScsight.• _
a slump in food business when a -St. Thomas 'Times- Journal.
of their body weight to their ex- repast circulated ' that
a • ternal surface area. The smaller the poisoned • •
meat had been, sold on the black .- Edmonton' Journal. _
animal, the greater is the propor- ,
4 • . lion of surface area to body mass. market. (�nf place that specialized ",:.Or,-There Arent Any
in "beefsteaks" put up a sign slat- As one' pessimist remarked, the :k
. -An ant is buoyed up by the air in "rlbsolutel safety 0a � 8'r 27
when it fails freight a'cliff parse is g' y y guaranteed _car you can't get in a model that e._
for our beefsteaks. % e are, using hasn't been decided on yet is un-
not . , .. It is too heavy in prppor- horsemeat as heretofore." available in most col(rs. -
not to its surface area to have its Ce]ebrattng —` its 25th Anniversary —May 4th to 10th.
• 'fall checked by air pressure. - Variety. -St. Thomas Times- Journal. _
POP. Same Old Story By J. MILLAR 1� A
..First Billionaire
I'LL GALL LIP MA ANDTQLL NEIL, m -TfEC up -f%41NK• O�
Henry Ford, the world's first t „ A •-T'HO ANYTHINt3
!billionaire, was the King Midas of nFFtGE t OWWNA�i, t °
a]I time. ! .. ' ...
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Compared to Ford, Croesus, the
$ . last king of Lydia and from whom A
'we get the phrase "rich as Croesus;'
was a piker. 1 A
Ford started life as a $2.50 -a-
week mechanic and died with a for-
tune estimated at more than a - I
billion dollars. His wealh has �s �1�'` - -•. • - --
" never been equalled by any ruler tr—E
-or potentate in history. "
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FLAMEB LICK SKYWARD OVER TEXAS CITY
'PAYING GUEST
F x Screen comedian Charles Chaplin
is in serious inood as he vehem-
ently answers questions of news-
. .M �...+nst ,
men concerning his alleged leftist
leanings and failure to become an
t Crete roads of s 30- -acre plant are at left, - amass of -f -blackened debris under the smoke of the still burning area on the second day of AtLra � � l`
• :. a - ,.. .- _ �- - - - the vitwnhgeg�ecslare� U.S. a - - --
.. interview "pay-
Texas City disaster. In middle. background, are fuel storage fnks, many of which exploded into flames.
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When the French Line freighter A City Devastated The explosions continued. A The fate of Texas City put other
Kizandcamp put into Texas City, Within two hours the, city was second nitrate - filled ship exploded, port cities on their guard against
as Galveston Bay,. crew members devastated Continuing explosions causing new destruction. Observers similar blasts. Huge stocks of am- Russia �`JlloiNing
likened the holocaust to a wartime munition containing ammonium ni- Stereoscopic Movies
began loading her with ammonium collapsed buildings, sent chunks of trate were Ieft. at the end of the p
=citrate, badly needed, for fertilizer masonry, steel and flaming timbers bombing. Gen. Jonathan M. Wain- war, These stocks are beng pro -
in France. Nitrate is ordinarily hurtling through the air. The lion- Wright, hero of Bataan, in the city cessed and reconverted for use as A new stereoscopic screen for
stable, but may explode, if exposed Santo plant, adjacent to the docks, to proffer Army aid, said: "I have fertilizers. Explosive experts at- three dimensional films is being
never sees! a greater tragedy in all tending the meeting of the Ameri- built in Russia, Tass, the official
to intense- heat. A few days la'tet became a flaming oxen of wreck- g y can Chemical 'Society at' Atlantic Sovief news agency, reported.
a small -:fire was 'discoverea in the ..age as its chemical supplies Ignit- my experience." About, 550 persons City last week pointed out that t1a- one's E
: :. - -- - - - -- were Kinea; s,uu0-zvtrc injured. Moscow's first stereoscopic movie
mold of the Gsandcamp. In less ed. Black smoke veiled the area. til the professing of the nitrates is theater recently ope�ed but only
than an hour the ship exploded and Beneath it seeped poisonous . fumes Property damage was estimated at - completed, tile' danger of explosions ISO spectators can be accommo-
_set off a chain of explosions. released from the chmicals.. over $125,000,000. Will remain a seal; one. dated.
When the mew 'integral" screen
My'ste Story: U.K. Sugar Cr s completed it will be possible in
r� _ Q �' show three dimensional films is
"A Falling Mouse" E large theaters, the Tass agency
O C E r0 F THE The sugar beet crop for 194.8 -47 said,
pro-
In the heart of :�to York City, was a record one in Britain. The
The Soviet Government .has pro -
withits sight of .Radio City, there 3linistry of Agriculture said that veded funds amounting to about
a small vacant corner hat. with a yield of 11 tons Per acre, it S4,000,0o0 for further research in
is brick Teen -Ages Better In The Open -
buildings rise on two sides, while Definition: Ateen -a eel 1m is a It may actually be much Safer to exceeded that of the nceceding year the field of the stereoscopic movie _
the others are bounded by a high g y y by 1.3 tons, the previous highest theater, according to Semen Ivanov,
wire fence. person who flops•on the sofa on the let the Communists operate in the being the 10,37 ton- per -acre crop in an inventor of the stereoscopic
i back of his neck and scatters his - -open in North America. That way, 1939 -40. It estimated the crop will screen. -
Peering through the -wire ,wesh, legs -over half the living room. ". we shall at least have . some idea of produce 570,000 tons of sugar ---r. r• ; .
a dozen men and women watched - Stratford Beacon- 2•ierald. what they are up to. And there will
something taking place inside, re-
be less chance, of the public grow=
Isles the Philadelphia Inquirer, A This Yeart ing complacent and imagining that
had discovered a motrse hidden - - ;r syrup p ('asusnur +.m =� dead and bur:c
under a mass of wino -mown papers. 2'a syru at -six - a °" s
dollars a gallon, who now would merely because it has been declared
It would pounce first at one place -
-= then at another as it detected the fall the farmer "a poor sap? He's ' •illegah
scurrying of the mouse beneath the the "candy kid." -
papers. Fiaall the mouse reached
Ottawa Citizen Why Bother?
p y, m
the nearest -wall and began climb- i' 11ore men are µcaring plain knit
ing straight upward on the lace of Long- Awaited Operation ties. we learn from a press report. _
this precipice of brick. I This brings up_ the question,, why __.
P P Certain 'types of deafness can • S"
While the cat watched below and now be rrlicved by chiselling a tiny wear ties at all? One bf the most � •.
while the people watched outside, window through the bone of the in- foolish customs is that of men who w -
bind their necks almost to Strang- 1 1 /
the mousy puIlsd itself higher and nfr eat. This glees Nape that new 1 s
h" her, It 'moved . more slowly r seas will be made in that long- ling point with various kinds of •
_Itearching for clawholds, mounting awaited operation which is design- •fabrics. Some of the gaudy ties that
.. upward brick by' brick. it was more. ed to get a joke :into a Scotsman's one sees are almost as ridiculous as ` -
sitan two storeys in the air when it head the women s hats that strike your
eyes in the !:
Most its hold. 7- peterhorough ' Examiner. in parade. fen
women who laugh at the things women are
Women screamed as it plunged -
> t downward. ]t struck the ground pleas- d to call hats might (to well - � �i r _ -
s Kistory-Book Problem to take a second look at their ties. a "vow's ="t •
and, to everyone's ..open- getout ,ed We have often noted- in Canada
'amazement, instead of lying there _ - llizthatit . \cvvs. �•
n end 't scampered cxfi that history text hooks vary beyond
Identify , "MR. F. T.
,stunned or d t P recognmt•ttnt according as they are What About the Pork? - " " WATTS," wieII - lnsaiwa -
s- later made good its escalle, written in English or i'rench. and
At Cornell University, another . Farmer, 'Person-
throughout thi, district _ _ Canadian Radio Person -
the problem of producng a book aLe' being urged to grow more Ueans t t -:��
mouse survived a„ even more spec for canning purposes' this 'ear.
- - that will he even reasonably accept. -� 6 P y -
: `tacuIar fall.. Within a few days of FOR FULL PARTICULARS: 3
able to the two main divisions of What about the pork? Have you ,:,rune to CKoc• n50 on sour dial, eamnienelos Sunday Stay 4th.
- giving -birth to a litter, a. mother Canadians has peter yci been spis-
noUccd they don't even pent through to Star 10th Inclusive.
mouse fell three storeys to a con- factorily solved. "Pork" on the labels of the
ca "` The Coke or 'at r. F T Watts trim De broadcast at various times
Crete walk below.. She not only es- Halifae Chronicle• :,DAILF throughout that week along w�h comPlete details of the contest.
taped death but later gave biifh to any nlore.? ,There was a time when T
t you could find a tinv square of pock
;a full litter of uniglured haby mice. Only Tht hest among the beans, if you had good ••s� The .ability of small animals to t
sustain long falls lies in the relatitm . Dap night spots •recently noticed eScsight.• _
a slump in food business when a -St. Thomas 'Times- Journal.
of their body weight to their ex- repast circulated ' that
a • ternal surface area. The smaller the poisoned • •
meat had been, sold on the black .- Edmonton' Journal. _
animal, the greater is the propor- ,
4 • . lion of surface area to body mass. market. (�nf place that specialized ",:.Or,-There Arent Any
in "beefsteaks" put up a sign slat- As one' pessimist remarked, the :k
. -An ant is buoyed up by the air in "rlbsolutel safety 0a � 8'r 27
when it fails freight a'cliff parse is g' y y guaranteed _car you can't get in a model that e._
for our beefsteaks. % e are, using hasn't been decided on yet is un-
not . , .. It is too heavy in prppor- horsemeat as heretofore." available in most col(rs. -
not to its surface area to have its Ce]ebrattng —` its 25th Anniversary —May 4th to 10th.
• 'fall checked by air pressure. - Variety. -St. Thomas Times- Journal. _
POP. Same Old Story By J. MILLAR 1� A
..First Billionaire
I'LL GALL LIP MA ANDTQLL NEIL, m -TfEC up -f%41NK• O�
Henry Ford, the world's first t „ A •-T'HO ANYTHINt3
!billionaire, was the King Midas of nFFtGE t OWWNA�i, t °
a]I time. ! .. ' ...
3
Compared to Ford, Croesus, the
$ . last king of Lydia and from whom A
'we get the phrase "rich as Croesus;'
was a piker. 1 A
Ford started life as a $2.50 -a-
week mechanic and died with a for-
tune estimated at more than a - I
billion dollars. His wealh has �s �1�'` - -•. • - --
" never been equalled by any ruler tr—E
-or potentate in history. "
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CLASSI Fl ED ADVERT 1 SI N� __ Mare Education; Buck cola sought - ' .
. + I , Fewer Strikes _ ,From Sea Bottom 0
_ ..ass: calcsa eae�_calcl :a cos ties_ _
-BABY CHICKS AND 100. CHICKS FREE "`PEERLESS" WATER There would be fewer strikes, re- neath the Atlantic c flooredmaym yield l
STARTED CHICKS �r. With o fremi hicrkdit(o choice) Pullet- SYSTEM marks the Saint John Times Globe, more wealth than the million -doi-
109 free r, White Rock Pullets $25.96, White Write for details - Aliianco Electric, I79 if grown -ups had a better grasp Of
Our Drlets for Bab? Chicks and ,farted Chicks Leghorn Pullets $24,95, Brows Leghorn Pul- Wellington Bt. W., Toronto. tCOnOm3CS, for many strikes are harvests OIIC! taken from sea
will turprlse you. All Chicks from blood lets '$26 95: Red -Rock Hybrids. $21,96: Les' REGISTERED cocker spsaiels, solid black bred by lack Of understanding Of beds by vanishing Bahamian sponge ,
-- tested Vtock. Carleton Hatchery. Britannia horn -Rock Hybrids, $25.96. All chicks sold male and females. Sir* Ch. Bucksbura fleets. '
Heights, Ont. are from blood- tested stock backed by high Somber, dam Caw of Ch. Kappa. son of 8ur the relationship among COSt6, prices
B.tSiGA1N3 for this week and next. cock- pedigreed •took• $1.00 books your order. prise. whelped Jan. 16. 1947. Writs for Dar and output. The place to start edu- In the shallow waters of the _ .
Balance C.O.D. Guaranteed Delivery. Kent ticular■ to Miss M. McBride. Fenwick. Ont. T . n
cycle: Barred Rocks. New BamD■hlre,, Kew Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario. eating the citizens is is the schools, great Bahama Bank -known to us- �n
. Hampshire X Barred Rocks. Light Sussex X. REGISTERED SPRINGERS, also cockers. by among the future Citizens, for a tives as "the mud" -six thousand _.___- - .
Barred Rocks, Light Sussex X New Hemp- 2, 4 & e WEEK OLD PULLETS champions. Talbotcroft. Res'd.. Rockwood. • I C -
, shires. Barred Rock X New Hampshires, New ontarto large proportion of men and women fishermen in 600 schooners and t'.
Hampshire X Light Sussex $4.95; two week Also mixed chicks and cockerels. All raked have little opportunity .sloops -"
' old $10.95, three week old $12.95, four week in brand new air conditioned brooder plant QpOrer t Or d their po U S e d t0 c hunt valuable #y
ofd $14.95. Five to six week d Islas 7.93. As-
under ideal conditions. Send for Weekly SAVE YOUR LEAKY ROOF! lion to learn after they bid their sponges that for a century glade �,i
sorted breeds 60c Der. hundred less. Large Special List of started chicks. Lit3ctyview Old Ieatcy roots made like new ngnin with + Classrooms good -bye ", � }'
Egg Quality add 11.00. Specially Selected add Poultry Farm. Exeter, Ontario., liquid asbestos Elastlk Rodf Kate.' Easy to this BrIt3Sh,COlOny a world centre 1
. $2.00 per 'hundred t0 above Dricea. Started apply. Saves you money. Full information for the sponge trade. -±
ELECTRIC BROODERS ,free. Dominion Cement Paint - Company. •
Pullet• bargains four creek old New HamP3 ". ".M "Chick Capacity, Delivered yi.ur staticn r ; e New, seven 'major oil ;companies, '_ -!
shire . Earrsd Rock.- New Hampshire X Dept. 8, /54 King west, Toronto, our 69th. - Canada • Bri'tain' including a local subsidiary of „, " ,�
Lis Sussex.. White Rocks. Rhode Island, -for only 112.85. Though memainls have ad- year) v .
RIWsack kWtnlorDS, Barred Rocks. Light vanced sharply, our prices remain at orlglnal' -- - Standard Oil Of New �tTSty, are
- Sussex X Rafted Rocks, Light Sussex X new figure. Have doubled factory apace. Prompt TIRES ' • • , • �
HamDabfres $26.45. Assorted breeds $25 45. delivery. Satisfaction guarantied. Some, we are overstocked' at the uresent M good British Qverseas Airlines Cor• exploring the sea bottom to seazch
Five to six week old $27.95, Assorted Breeds customers re- ordered four times Some used trade -In tires (guaranteed to be in ex• of oil- bearing formations. All am , . -_ _ . Y
$$8.95. This. advertisement Plus 10% deposit Equipment. Dundalk, Ontarn, potation has announced it would -
eellent shape) operatng under -concessions from •• ;�'•.
must accompany your order. Top Notch DTELNd A\D CLEANING SIX X 16 - $5.00 start a weekly service . to Canada . _ • ., 1.
chickeria. GntlPh. Ontario. _ HAVE YOU anything needs dyeing or clean- All orders shipped C.O.D. Special equipment immediately' with 'a Constellation the Bahamian Government.
HEAVY BREED COCKERELS Inge writs to us for information We are for vulcanizing Truck and Farm Tractor air -liner flying from London to • By use of radar and gravity
glad to answer your questions. Department Tires. BEACON TIRE corner Queen and meters aboard small vessels the
•special Low Prices on. day old and, itarii If. Parker's Dye Works Limited, 791 Youge York fits.. Hamilton. Ont. Montreal Via Prestwick, Scotland, .
Thousands weekly. Assorted heavy, Greed cox 'Street. Toronto. Ontario ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN and Gander, Nfid. companies .are studying underlying ..
' .'go. Overhatch Assorted chick■ 10c. Also EQUIPPED TIRE SHOP rock formations, and wells will be . - -. .-
leoR '.ALE The planes will leave from. Lon-
. 2 -3' week old cockerels. Bend for Special - --- - .- Dealers Ranted
. .rice List. ' Lakeview Poultry Farm, Exeter. AMERICAN SEPARATORS TWO CLYDESDALE Btalilons, roan 7 Fears. don each Tuesday and from Mont- drilled if reports are favorable. ,'
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-- Ontario. and milkers. 4lithest quality or lowest prices. dark bay 11. Premium A. excellent quality real each Monday with 28 to 30 The islands lie on the edge of, the _
Power opraytrs foe orchard. white washing or Cheap for gut, k sale. Thos. Colson. Biyth. :!
• REAVT COCKERELS 85.00 per 100. Holly- painting American Separator Sales. God*. ODtarlo. passengers. GSiagle 'fares are £77 .continental shelf, largely surround- 4
(rood Ingham bullets $24;00 per 100. Sussex rich. Ontario, . STRAWBERRY Plant offer. ExtranruinarY, 105 ($310;' and round -trip fares ed by water no more than twenty _ � A
. and Red Sussex pullets 120.00. Barred Rock.
" N.B Red and lewroc and redroe hybr!d put- ASTROLOCY -A tree Solar Reading. Helpful YS VatenNnt (Parlteet� YS Catskril (mid- 139 113. feet deep, which plunges abruptly "•y
lets. $20.00. Sit Husky guaranteed to live advice and gvidanc?, Send' birth date, season) 25 Elgir (hit -st) 23 Blackenzie(early)- ,;I
. chicks from bloodtested pullorum tree hens stamped- addressed envelope. THE PSYCHO- .10 Gem evarbearer■ for $3.50 prepaid. shipped lII._p.laCC3 t0 depths Of three miles
Chicks aired by 250 -300 egg males with high SUCCESS INSTITUTE (Di. 6), 922 Federal damp. Catalogue Price $9.00. All grand, .. PERSONAL Or more. _ -, A
elm records for Past 10 generations Their Buildlns. Rlrbmond Street West. Toronto. varieties. Order immediately while supply • - • _ - __ - . : . •
inherited eft layint ability added to their ATTENTION last•' . Cash Please. Price list tree dpon MY R'IF'E it cancer patient. L will give - - L `1 i
request. L. W. Phillips. Box 11; Welland. $10 for the most helpful 1 ^ftsr of your ex- _ 4y :oi
extra health and vigor make them the biggest 1
Chick bargain for 1947. Write for PrlceUat 'Derfence, what _ o or rot to dn. f.nx 112, -�,
,Farmers, Craftsmen, hobbyists One' 73 Adelaide W,. Toronto. .CJ.C?7 .J;.WIl 4
.or order direct from this ad. We can ship •, _
twice each week during May mind J. We stock a full llne•of the best wouJwurking •. ,TARPAULINS .- STOP SMOKING without taking anything , _ ----- . _ _ _ . . - . -
Bit Rock Farm. 32!11• Roches, Ont. .equipment available - the B -aver Circular Sturdy brown or khaki Duck wat.rproofed Internally or using any will power'. Bend I ` ,I
Saws..Beaver JJx `taws' and Beav,tr Lath" Cover■ with tie ropes. all weights. write for /c addresod envelope for Information Pierre. Tht're ary mitaitt -people: for- <
-. "ORDER CHICKS now. whether for Immediate, and ace- asories Atlas 8••• Ctrruinr Saws. quotat.oas and samples John Leckie. 77 wel- 442 8irks Building. Edmonton 6. Alberta tunately fee.'. -who are- foolish about . • C °4
or later shipment. Ask for spr!na price. Atlas Drdl Presses. Bvffhln 13" DIM _ - LONESObiF.. Join u Society which operates . '-
-..n .. ,,.,.,n,,, otther ,re. of -� R r xe r. 'f They
. •! t. 'e'Ys *erns ?taste. ... v breed eeek R-" "' _ ^' VOLT WINI)CHABOF S from Christian principles. Somewhere a make a
...I -, :::<,�rk1 -- - t._..,!, ^ :,. C....J a_:,• _ „_.._. r {..,. s. 3.:. _. :'.' -' ma}Icrenf.rnr "!.• that at W the cae '
-`' err and Jointrre. (Tir stock of . owra s Compieto with tow -r -145 OO -as minimum of labor and coat. Bray 11olcherY. Plrmild PF"i-nds m.-an.. In 1301 113. Due- do as -Ti itch as +ai �t People Can a
130 John N . Hamilton. .Ont.. . .. romrltte -60 and !3- yrle. t t sore Electric. 4 "9 R'ett onion -St. R,. p p
Shallow Well* Sys -.- imA, Pump Jacks, Torown. ham. (an Fr!endsh p �iioclety', 13os if3, Dur-
` ham. ()Pt. -30. and think t:-at strenuous' exec- =I
• 'ROCK PULLETS $_0.00 per 100, Order May Paint Spray,na Equipment and A4 Compreo- - IVAR &-NET BATTEMES - - PFIOTOGR. \ I'll Y tiOn krepS theta iii and .defeats the
chicks now. barred rock, N.H. RM. Sussex 90rr' Ex'de v.,':' storace batteries. bard rubber . --;r-- :- •.- . . 1.
and bybr'd pullets $'_0.00 Per 100. •Hollywood Pat.tnry t +i Kt rlbntnra fo[ me Lacan P:at• s :nn oars, ten charard $1.00 each. ..Newson d inroads Of age. By sUCl1 a policy. , 4
logborn pulltta. $24 00, heavy cock-reta $5.00 H.t.ai C•ur,i= Lathes FILMS DEVELOPED
per 100. Big Husky livable ctrkka hatched MILGROM ELECTRIC LIMITED �° "" '.'Flt r "' flnYr I,•,n, one _ of Course, they, are merely inviting !
' from big egg*. sired by 250 -200 cgs mnlos' "WISCONSIN" AIR COOLED and Printed, .,c ,Roll; trouble. • • i
Order from this ad or write for clrculor, Me 79 King Street W.. Hamilton. Oct- ENGINES 1 Reprint =. 3c- Each .
Rock Farm. Mill. Roches. one. . `ARC WELDING MACHINES 1. 14 to 31 H P STOUCIAL WHY BE ENVIOUS of .. I
START NOW. and .¢ -t premium egg pr'eta F.;.c•r;c or Ga.o'ina d•'ven Ail�ntive Eleetrlr. 479 L{ell- ngtog., St. W.. f'OSfF.T folding rnrn•r.t full ;t ?7 six*, guar. 'i I . +
tl%,a fail For poultry or etas and profits' Alliance Electric, 1081 Boaver Hall, Montreal Toronfa, antood 14 9;: with loather shouldpr carry. other Peoples' wise whet! - � • ` � � � - �- - '!
_ . you cant make s wiser start than with or {;9 WetUnct.1 St, tr,, rur•+rt�n. tent. _ ins cA" $I1 43: ?blipped Postpaid. t--a - -' -
Tweddle, Chicks. Our experlance of more than At'l`ENTION F.1R7tERs YOUR COAT•OF AJL3fo rte, 4l '7n dater tt'. i.,.n •. ,,,,, F }min. in . +nrtr, -
2t yea -s in the hatchery business assures colors net 10 s 14 board, and 810 in Oil can Besse Maxwell
you of flne chicks. Tweddte chicks are big FOR SALE,- Tractor Tires. made of ribber 32 -39 Buth. Bt.. Jackson ltelrhta 1..C. New COMET PHOTO SERVICE 3
big producers of top quality meat and eggs suitable for bolting on steal wheels. $15 00 Yark. N,Y on-it 6, v,wil Stnt nn D. Tnrnnt., 9 y } -,
tech, rear wheels: ,i7 50 each, front wheels _ House • It "s the world •
. start laying In about 5 to 6'fi months, When ordpr:ng ,rate diamttor and width o' t1R114 9'04 BALE .- - - r$$UTnGRtrtly - - - - -
;. An order sear w.11l br4ttg you any of the brat wbeels. - National Rubber Co. Lt4,. i Wllt• l,ead� bland Jlnd It COO• . -
breeds or some fins cross breeds. on the date 142 Acre Farm near Mc,Kplh%r V,t131r., some SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ,
shire •Aye Toronto Onr.
you want '.item. .Get started now for a realty land close•$, r.malndpr with wood eyed tlm- all eras Canada +� � ,
txofitabie season. We have this fnikrivtng BROAD BREASTED BRONZE - her besldt road, 0 rooms. Tramp house has Iais choice Latin- Ameri� '
cross- breeds to choose _ from: Burk Minorca POULTS hasomert worxfah -d and other ht.il.l1M.3, price RECOMMi:ND STAR SERVICE lY p "' _ .
•X Wb:te Lewherts. Whits Leghorn X Barred • 15000.00 Box 442 Parry Sound, Ont, You got fin -, "snaps" iol Pompt servir* can coffees for extra flavor.
Rock. Barred Rock X White Lealturn, Whito WITH colt :ns pares removed. Turkpys win fr.m this bin rei,al.le. studio.
Rock X White Leghorn, Now Hampshire X undoubtedly be a good' price nest Fal' Saxod -10 4CRFw near Trenton, =nod so.i 3'f serfs 1 - ANY SIZE RO(.L' - _
Whits Leghorn. Light Sussez X Whir Lea- poults an toms or as- hatched &variable an woods. 7000 f ult trots, bnadina•s all ptod.m. 6 or i'txnnwir.a
horn, Austra Whites. New Hampshire X most dates. We can supply You It You order hydro loth. Cnk barn. fie 30 cattle, water' DEV E1 tIPF.D and PR$ \T ]FD 70e y 9 , , =u Barred Rocks. Barred Rocks X New Ramp- NOW. All poufts hatched frrim Bra" nreast• In s+abtos part rash hatance an way t.•rms. Reprints from Your aegattves 4c - s e e •
shlres, New Hampshire X Licht Susatit, ad Bronze Bloodtestod Brooders in 'automatic Pos*oaa ;on at onco, These are all ao„d farms+ 2 mounted anlar¢ernruts f x r' 25r En- 'a•
Light Sussex X Now Hampahlres. Light Sur apectal turkex Incubators. and '16W taxis. Why not buy a modern homo ' Iprg- n,onts framed 7 it 9 "' in Gold. Silver, .e
&ez X Barred Rock and also 12 Pure breed* SPECIAL DISCOUNT Pr.ICE rf)R MAT and estate for prico of city ham&, W.- B, .Walnut or, Black Frames 74c. If picture .a�_.. Scold by ail Druggiae+ -255. . _
10 rnoose tram. 100% live delivery tuaran- 9TH HATCH - ORDER TOtnAi . Fretra. Napanee. Wit, \a. Y or Phone 101.3, colored 94r, , Prints and enlarmomente � J 5 (tube 1,SOcsaid$240
teed. All brooders are Government approved. Send for Fop Turkey Guide. ' Ropro;wntstive. for Willoughby t Sons. Tor- mad• from print. of lost nPeatives a
blood- tested frith Droved records of livablility LAKEVIE�W TVRtCF.Y RAN('A onto DtM• $1 � $
-and hlsli troduction, Prices are ripbt too. Wei Brion . Phone 29.4 Exeter, Ont STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE .
Send for our free catalogue and price list. r`RICRD to sell, immediate posteookion. HOY IYS. PUi7 UI'FICI A. TORONTO - •
CANVAS COVERING __
. ._- 'Also atartod chicks and older pullets prompt wood going farms, 234 acres mixed farm x! .- _ -
delivwy. Teireddi Chick Hatcli Limited, Heavy SVh :to Duck waterproof with tight 250 arras newly equipPed tobacco faro. for wl 4"1• -a ____ -_ - - _ ?'
Fergus. Oittar'n rubber coating one side, 40 inches wide. 81 23 particulars write owner, Philip Verheyden. .
-' - yard. Suitable for Canoe' Duck, Ground Clop Cairn, One STAMPS - "_ •
20e HURONDALE CHICKS l2c Sheen. Roof or" DVk Covering. Full you. '113 00 cat. for Bt en, si; oo cat, for ioc
200 ACRi03 toed ,land, situated on highway. �,
Puss Smasex. Sussex a (lamps, Rock slumps. 100 Yards special price. Supplied In Tar, Finn foreign alrmntl., war' Issuea, cummrm- . ,
two timber, from town of Naand -el . iacres A
panttna. sturdy. long wear{nq, complete with Orativts, with appro•nl., _
Barred Rocks and Now Hemp*, m'xod chicks b,iavy ttmdrr, oak, pieta base and elm, vallrwt H. d M. MILLAR '
"' I2c, pullets 24c. Loshorria. Rock x Lenhosns. Jo rapes Leckie square font, R'Mts for xmPle , . . ',
' at $700tl, large **rinse Fall tVbevtr, knnA In
John Leckto f.imiied. 77 tCmiNnatAn sc. _W.. .�
s.� r t�ehortis. and Leghorn s lfamps. Toronto good eultivattnn, buildings modern Inaid� and jp! 'Grenadier Road- Tarosto -i. Oat,
"' fixed chicks 1Yc. pullets 24e. An breeders -- _- nit, Stock and' ImDftmeats can be botesht with GR,\HAAt BISIA. en pater showtn;t aanp)narl. - .� 1. double hloodtested and handed. Barked by Fr EC'TRIC MOTORS A.C. farm wanted. Collector* to join l Zealand S�� ' ^ . -
. pedigreed foundation stork. Many customers f YOO ACRES good loam land. 230 errs■ arnrk- Evrhansy Club. World Wld• •rrreaonridorta.
report- "Hest Chicks l Ever Had " OR D.C. ; s•bt*. balance wood and parturo, vlrntY $1,-00 roar membership. 'A- E \WhilfteW, 2/ :
STARTED CHICKS ,AND t.Ar: -t 'stock = ,11� -nro xi«-r::, 479 Wee. water• two'and half miles to Mirywville, halt -- f �ifil _
- ""C' no Sr, W , Toren Ii , mile to canning factory, Th,■ farm could be CFtin Rnad. Tnronio - . I -
IHAV& FOR I E FNTKRNATIONAL so, rentte for one year at 'a fixed solllnz price $fA \T1KI1 M 1 N .� R D,�
PULLETS t' (until down payment required. Several other -- -- ' .
s weeks, old add 4c. 1 weeks old add 18c. tanive ono .244 tetx Roughage Will and farms for sal$,' good! location, rood east da, ' WANTED -All kinds of dres*M Poultry. Top - ,*
Little Wonder draining machine, all a sodM prices far top birds Jnoeph ('ooper Limited , '
4 weals ofd add 13c, i weeks old add nOc, low taxis Fnr further information contact ,-
as new Wstt►r bcPlttrson, .[tout* 2. Dun Pkralery Ch-pi . 2064 Danforth Avo . Totrontc
I weeks old see each for this weep and men W. G, Frettr. Napantt..R.It. No, Z, pr phmtt
Balk. Ont 8. (We do custom sradintl, -
.only - - - - • - - - '* 901 -3.. RrPresentative for Willoughby and - ► Rub on fr,:dy &nd nela - i lic HEAVY COCKERELS ie CANOE CANVAS soma. Toronto, ATTENTION FARnfERS and Property Own. ��! quirk relief. ffirtawl"& tJ.
All weights an* widths also ,copper naljw 200 -ACRE dairy- farm. -situated rm Kinit's era, I am prepared to purchase An this LARG9 teososteae ast drying. No atroo� _ ..s
Yes'. Typo New Ramps. 4e. Otber heavy district for cash if priced right. Darwin of ant 65e odor. ls-ti . . ..?
--broods 6c. As*orttd Heavy CockerMa /c. tacks and canvas filler Wrlto for ii HJghway. nine miles west of Cornwall land, [area nr smart with fair buildings, Write r.
/ wacky old add 4e. These bargain cr.ckere! John Leckie Lknitsd 77 Wellington street Farm In excellent tgnairtiin, carrying 70 bond living full particulars of lot natetber. em . :
prices for this wepk and next only. W„ Toronto, of cattle at present. HwtlB+nts consist of etulon number, township to A. Praci ,_
TOR SALE - Victory cook books, boo rer•,r,e•a, two houses. large barn. large henhouse and Realty, 13$$ Danforth Avenue. Toronto, ISSUE 13 -1.947 y
OVERHATCH CHICKS 9C - • piowt.tld. Loc. Mrs, Andrew a1cC•t!n, Flair- Pit pen, all to excellent repair: also sugar ',
. Our choice of breed or breeds In heavy or enceville, N,R. burn. Modern equipment In _hausts and harp .> -
Apply to R. C. Hartle. P.O. Box 10"5. C.'orn-
Uni breeds. Here's your chance to get rood FOR SAr.E. Black Labrador '.'ups. 4 weeks wa1i, Ont. g - 0 0 - - - - - - - - - y_
chicks cheap 100% live delivery guAra'nteod, old, from two Good- rem -v-ra, \Nell hunt -- -
$1,00 per 100 deposit. Order from and on- next fall. 825 and $33, Al :;dale's CalaP• H,fIRDRES91NC ..
close this ad or seed for Price List Mitchell's Bay, Ont, Speledhan' d t ���
HURONDALE CHICK FOR SALE-3 miles from Soo. 18 acre [arm, LEAS\ Hairdressing the Robertson method. aft/
Information on request recardins classes,
- 5 roomed house, furnished and 2 other Rotertson's Hairdressina AcadOrry, 137 *ve- tea' '
HATCHERY buileinga. Iota of rood water to dryett of nve Road, Toronto. -
tteasoms. also 20 acro Nmber tat. $1.000 rash - Shorthand - -
- • - London, Ont. - only. Apply lirr. J. G. Walton, 444 Bay St,: HELP WANTED - `
_ Sault Rte. Merle. Ont. - FkPERIENCED HOUSEMAID for -new ' -- ' ' :i- -
STARTED CHICKS 2. 3, 4. i and 8 week FREE to men suffering from loss of %,I.--or, country home near Oshawa. Private room. This sim tifled g tern Bull pave the wa t0 independence. Since, ..
'- ' �' old In non - sexed, pullets or cockerels at nervous debility and Intnaired vitality. En- washroom, radio, i�1 i time off. .Good bus 1 p y . v
,g rock bottom pilces. We have the fnno•.v!na close this advertisement' with '25a to'rover connections . APp(a•'box lid, 73 Adelaide tV . Stenography is the Open door t0 a successful business career, just .. ,
+to choose from: Barred Rocks. Light Sussex, postage and packing, we will forward You Toronto. '
Vow Hampohlre■. White Rook,, NeW [camp- one full site package of Dr. Krum, Preacrin. as surely will SPEEDHAND hasten your success, and mate ft " ,
shire X Barred Rocks, . New Hampshire X Con, the gland medicine •hat : -ivev re;nim SIED1CAL . _
tdght Sussex. Licht Sussex X New Herrin- Imperial .Laboratiories. Gunton. Dian. •- PEOPLE ARE TAI 1:1 \(; Ahnvt the =nod re (Vin faBilr t0 attain by Cutting' down the ti:;le neClisiTy !O trail! ~
shires. Light isquez A Barred Rocks, Also GASOLINE 3c per sal. A ch9m"l that will sult■ from taking Dixon'sl Remody for "
might week old pullet■ to 101ne. immediate multiply any wrade of was. Write for par. Rheumatic -Paine ant- Neuritis. 5funro's for a good Stenographic position. Use the Coupon. This ABC
delivery. Twaddle Chick Hateberie' Limited. ticular• Get sample on approval just for g ,
rerems. Ontario. c Dru¢ tore. 3J5 Elgin. Ottawa: Postpaid -
the Postt}ge quarter. . E. A. lrr•ge. 106 $1 00, System is easier to learn. write, read and remember, ,
SUSSEX X HAMPS FOR R. 7th. St., The Dallas, Oregon. LT.S.A, ..
TREAT YOURSELF at home with elected CASSAN Systems, 1499 Queen .W., TOYOtttO
HARTT -PARR 15 -30. Tractor for sale, Q
SUCCESS Good running order. J. H. Sickle, St. magneU'sm. -far' . Arthritis,. Sbeumatlam, In- •
somnia, Varicose Veins and other circulatory Please Bend free lesson without any obligation,
MAT delivery. book your order today at the George, Ontario ailments, Free explanatory Pamphlets from .. ___ _ _ �I
following Prices. Unsexed Chicks $12.00 per LIMiTED'quantfty .available pedigreed Par. CoopeRemedies. Yonse Streit. Toronto, .. ,- . -1.
Angora rabbits. Phillips Angora Rabbitry. Name ................... ... :'..... :... :.. :..... :....... '
iii. Pullets , 412.: Cox 8c: Leghorn X 118 Monkland Boulevard. Saint Laurent. ITS EXCELLENT. Rea] results after taking ,.
Ramys, unsexed, 112.00 per 100: Pullets 26c: Quebec- Dixon's Remedy for Rh ^umatic Pains and
Coz le. Pullorum•Teated Gov't Approved -" " '
Neuritis. Munro'■ Drug Store, 335 Elgin, - -
stock $1 00 Down, balance on dpllvery. MINERAL RODS for locating buried tree- - Town .. • .. . ... . ........ • .. Prov. , .................... - r. ••'•,:., "k
SONNIE'S CHICK HATCHERY sure,, How to build them'yourself. Regi= Ottawa Postpaid $1,00. -
Box 256, Elmira, Ott. stered $5.00 in U.S. money. Send _to Jerry MUSiCAi. INSTRUMENTS fig ' . i-s-•-s•••�,•.• - - ?''''4
McGinnis, Box 413, Gilbert. Ari,ona, `'i '
THE MONEY awaits early Fall production. . FRED A. BODDINGTON . buys, • sells, ex. ,_ •- i
Order chicks now; Make sure of Top MUSICIANS STP.iNGS- Vlolin, Steel (wound) cbang" musical Instruments.- 111 Church. t
protlts from every dollar and every hour Set (U) :SOc, (W) 11.25.' (X) 11.6)• Pro- Toronto 2 - .
you invest in chicken raisins tbls year. "Well tensional Set (X) $" -•50, Hawaiian Guitar- ____ - � ,
heron 1s halt done ", and you begin right Bllcar P wound 6 strings .76c. Hawaiian' Gut- OFFER TO iN <E \TORl3 _ - . . ,
when you start with Top Notch chicks -and tar-Bronze wound $strings 11.60. Spanish- A� OFFER to every inventor -List of invert- .e - - -- .- 14
start ye¢�rl�. , ToD Notch breeders are Gov- Silver P wound 6 strings .80c: 'Bronxe a lions and full information sent free. The ��� O . ,. - - 4
*rams pproved, Valtarum tested. and of_ strings $1,60. Mandolin Set $1.80: BanJo Ramsay Co.. Registered Patent Attorneys, A .. .
proven production quallt} Live delivery of Set '1111.15; Ukelele' Set' '.50c Postage paid. 273 Bank Street. Ottawa. a C J, • . • . •
husky.tbealthr,'birds fa guaranteed. All the Fully guaranteed, Send Money Order to: �a -- -
best - breeds era ready for prompt shipment AEOLIAN, Box 111, Station D', West Tor- OPPOBTU \ITJEB_ FOR \VO_ME�i W'��
on the date you specify. -day old or older. -an Ontario. - BE A HAIDREtb'ER wI
sazed_or non - sexed. Heavy producers of meat NO. 1 HOME GROWN orchard grass seed JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
and eggs, these chicks cut all rinks to a 330 Ib. No. 2, 25c lb. T. W. Gcwenl( , -Great Opportunity Learn - � I ',.=
mtnimum. They grow fast and produce early. Forest. Ontario. "
Hairdressing -•
writs for Top Notch catalogue and price list OILS• Greases, Tires... Insecticides. Electric Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, "'
now. Alma started hdcks and older pullets Fence Controllers, Hove and -Barn Paint., thousands' successful. MarveL • - graduates. _ ;
for prompt delivery. Top Notch Chickorles, Root Coatings, etc. Dealers wanted. Writ* America's greatest system. Illustrated Bata- I. ' �. -:
OndDh, Ontario. Warro Grease 6 On Limited, Toronto. -
lotus free. Write or Call
9000 3 . l0 WEEK OLD PERMANENT Pasture Mix, $12.00 per Acre; .' MARVEL HAIRDRESSING - t' 1. $11.60 Five acres or more delivered, four SCHOOLS
PULLETS types to suit your soil and climate. Wham. IS 1, Bloor St. W.. Toronto . - .
" ordering ,suit type. drablare and 'fertility.' Branchos 44 King St., Ramiltnn
for delivery April . All i and 9 week olds 9tlttsvlllp Feed Store, Btlttsvllle. Gnt ! 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa /CARET TE TOB�CCD -
for promPt delivery. All raised In bond now TOILET. ParENra•
be Ins plant tinder sal conditions, all floor
sajssd. Here's your opportunity to sot in on For. Summer Cottages, ate. Can be as� with rZTRZRSTONAUGH 't Company Patent •
the early high priced egg markets. Lakeview or without running water. Caustic sai its- "letters. Zetablishad 1698. 11 King Wort. - _ - - ,-
Poultry ]Farm,.. Easter, oatarie ildi Ltd.. Vmdaa, OflL Ile arts. Booklet nif faformatics a4 request, i _ . .
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teq ��� .': � � - STEeIU.EY day - HEALTH- CLINIC OOALt COKE.
- 146. Simcoe 9t. N. Oshawa, Oat.
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THEATRE TFIEY'RE HERE AGAIN - Drugless Treatrnente including, WOOD, . CE WENT,
M_ EN'S 'BIG 88" - `SISMAN" Work Boo� fos ����, Efectro- Tt�p;. BAND, ORAVEL,
"qm X_X I rr 3a Blue Coveralls ;6.25 •Sprinx - no better made -- MineiW Vapor Baths
.. Overalls 33.95 ;3.96 Up Practicing 24 Years. »!<IId
�[1ii$D Yy FRI., dATiTIiDAY sHocxs - Phone 2A BUILDER`8 ..UPPLIES -
- - 81110 local eartitge work
MAY 2' 2 and 3 - - -- We havealso placed in stock a fuU
t 1►0 31'0'0' - 7 and 9 p' 'l' MEN'S FEDORA HATS in MEN'S and BOYS' CY R l L E. M O R LEY
Saturday Matinee at 1.80 P. M.
� �; of 11LAPLE LEAF ][3LI•Ih?(;
leading Spring Shades "TOWER" Brand Rain COMPANY FEW6
-Centennial' All sizes- -.•Fu= Felt $4.95' COATS in Black Rubber INSURANCE i AND +»
- :Summer - - -REAL ESTATE A. We MIT ELL
-- 7a Technicolor MEN'S UNDERWEAR in' - PHONE 67 PICK. Pickering, Grit.
_.?. - Jerseys and Shorts -- �---
Jeanne Crain Cornel Wilde
All Sizes!`�'t'' i
' Linda Darnell Walter Brennan
IEONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY MEN'S SOCKS, TIES, BELTS,. BRACES etc., Galore GORDON F. OSBORNE' A. E. Richarason
-MAY b, 6 and '7 C. L. U. _
Last Complete Show At 820 - '
DISTRICT MANAGER GENERA% IN3URAN(�
Come on In You'll enjoy REAL ESTATE
- -- (Adult Entertainment) _.ShA in at "THE BIG STORE" EXPIRE LIFE.. ; An old CONVEYANCING b e4 ay �,
f Black Angel PP Insurance cuapany _ to serve. ,
4 M• S. CHAPMAN and SON ---� Phone Pickering so
Dan Duryea June Vincent :. Representative*
~` • also an added attraction - I _w Ross D. Munro D'
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' .. .. _ _ .. .. .. ' 'Tom Puckrin = - .. •
"Johnny Comes Firing Home" d Murryn Keane, Oshawa Inavance Of All Kinds
Richard Crane Pay Marlowe war
_P iwAarina Hard Ralph Gul('iver, Oshawa
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Insurance Advfser
THURSDAY, FRL, SATURDAY -- Tsdephoae. bz2 w>s#tery. erns =:_._ ;
Phone a
MAY g, and 10 !GENERAL HARDWARE W.M. MAW � Brougham. ..• k• 5 R 22 �;
- gam, o;3t. Pic
TWO Years Before
iR� - - . - , - LICENSED AUCTIONF,ER, and
And
� VALUATOR „ „....
+� �� ISSN A14D CLAR E
- 1 he Mast - LL SUPPLIES- - $ales .Conducted Any-vvhere - #
` Phone or Write �R�Z'�✓Mi
Alan Ladd' . Brian Doulevy 614 - Dusadas St. East, Whitby, Ont. - AUCTION,UAS li
'William Bqidix 'Barry Fitzgerald '
Licensed and Authorized for the
J. S. BALSDON PICKERING Counties o Ontario and York.
Farm Stock, , implements I3osae-
., hold Fur:dtuie, Reif Estate
Your Best Market Is Ab Sales our Specialty at Reasonable i
k Qu$lity Meats ; Rates. Dual Service for the
Plekering Farms - Fish Parmament Nagging fain Price of One.
!i' ish in Se'aso� that hlra3s the Tesnpar and
Milliken P. O. phone, Amin. 62W8
for xr..a It may b! Yams Eyaa„ Markham P. O. phone Mark. 2o6
'Fruits & "vegetable Prentices have been establiaited.
auctioneers since 1890.
EGGS _ _.. _ .. C. H. TUCK.
OPT. D.
- S'ILK'S MARKET Disney .Bloek. Opp F. a arri.�er �.lidtor NotW7 Pubbs
and ns Pfo1m
-- OSHAWA C. C. RiCHAROSON
;� Pho Phone 11136 suit'- 611 - Ctmaneataf Life aft
- - 871 a" St. Toronto
DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD.
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FOWL r Your satisfaction
_ - Seale s 8c Atkinson � �� ��a�..
Your eggs are candled within ae Dally Service - . Plane Arpin. 201W2 - stn df. 290
hours from time .of arrival, which Daily 'em. Sun. & Daily ex. Sat. : 19, s Licensed' '
' p ir-es 'rou a better Grade, .and - Sun. A Rol. Hol. ' Sun at Hol. only HeL
PAINTER & DECORATOR
!_ consequently more money. Claremont 7.15 5.15 .12. 15 8.45 &00 �uction�ers BOX
Brougham < 17,27 6.2? 12. 27 8.57 1t.22 , PICKERING ONTAlUib
Far your convenience, we are Green River 7.35- 6.35 22.35 4.05 8.20 _ _ s - 25. Year's Experience
open from 3 a. M. to 6 P. M. Locust Hill 7.38 .6.38 12, 38 : 4-08 5.28 _ - " Sales conducted anywhere,
- _ daily, includ-ng Saturdays. Malvern X8.05 9.05 1. 05 4.35 18.50 I l3pec3alizing in farm Stock J. I• (Flirt) STEW'ART, B. A.
P• Return Leave -A.M. A.M. P. M. •'P.M. P.$.' j - Purniture and Property Sales. Barrister, .Solicitor, Rotary
ickering Farms Toronto 9.1-5 _10.00 -6. y5 71.00 9.45 I AIf Sales personally listed an
Daylight Saving Time Parcel Express ' Grover b6b0, Oxford 2383 - wit- t►repared and _;RIVER BEND FARMS
pobfed.
4{E L.iYYlited E'ramp t ti ervice - -: +Greenwood Road
•y Whitby 334 --. Night or Day Phone, -- Pickering 17 R 13
tN- HJT- 13Y,'ONTARIO Reasonable Rates
Claremont Meats- PRONE
E 296 STOLFF'V]XT�E _ .`F. J. Donevan
ti F. A., B. Se. ..'
-NOTICE TO CREDITORS Rumours to the effect, 'We are disc ontinuing our service to RADIO S E R V I C E
Ontario 14M SucveSur
ADD OTHERS' _ Dunbarton - are unfounded - 365 King 'Street, East, Oshawa; Ora
the Estate of -Ann Eliza Bryan, - BUSINESS AS USUAL
CHOICE J A. WILLOUGHBY
ALL PERSOV$ having. claims a- Willoughby Farm Agency
gainst the Estate of Ann Eliza Bry- MEATS -.FISH - POULTRY - Head -Office -- Toronto
"an, .late of the Township of Picker- Guaranteed Repab Renia lb6 Yonge St. AD6605
ing, in the County of 0- itario, Wid= Ana Msicx or 3�lodal - '14wgest and Oldest in
PHON ice' 3501 �CLAIRIFA-IRONT - - Canada - Established Forty
who died -on or about -the 28th, ARTHUR FIELD Yeua"
'lay oP Fe�rUry, 1947, are hereby _ _ CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CnY [DEPT.
Notified to send in to the undet•5ibnr PRONE 62 R S.
A T► C WE : n -7 1. E CI-Ty
•ed Executor, on or before the 26th
=day of May 1947, full.particuiars of
their claims, after which date the
assets of the Deceased wi � i be a i s
4A tributed amongst the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to The
.x i _'_.IFlaime of which the Executor shnli LIMITED
C�o. IMMKILAUMBER
Z: then have notice. �■ adi6
s 1ho"'W"'m • a
r _ _... , - TELEPHONES' Howard 1117 and scgrbaro � 336 �
,.: _._ Scarbor0 Junction `
Dated at Tgrento, this 719th day of Dumbarton Radio Service Dumbarton ~
Aprk 1947.
Thomas ' George Bryan, Executor by •Pickering -Jewellery, "'Picketing
In Stock
r. E. 'Ault, 100 McKinnon Bldg., 19
�Xelinda St., Toronto 1, his Solicitor = _ •
herein, FICKERING For Immediate Delivery
MEAT MARKET. ln. PAPER BACKED INSULATION WOOL
• fig- ., _ : -' May 16 � 3
' FRANK R. SMITH - 210 lb. - A s halt Shingles
>;'OB .SALE - 8 cputrt� -acre lots _ - .= p g
'yf to sub- division East of Church Str. Quality First . - Serviee_ Our Aim'., Wide Variety of Color's. Roofing Nails With
r _ south, Pickering Village, Walter
White, Pickering. "'WE $UY TI3E REST -. YOU - MAKE THE TEST' _ )mingle Orders Orety
CURL-&"
- Pho:u Pickering 30 ! -
All grades of Be C. Cedar Shingle