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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_05_09VOL. 67 No, 36 PICKERING, ONT. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1947 Authorized as Second Class Matter, $sb. Rate $2.00 per year; U. S. S2-W W. C. Murkar and Son, Publishers -- — 4e• _Post Office Department, - Ottawa _ PickeriNg Continuation School Ma y iClose - If So hool -Area F orme A ere C� MEETING DISCUSSES. SCHOOL ,I, St�enson Pi�cker$ng HortiicutturaQ Society Pickering VYII AREA $�E �. COUNCIL NEWS -- Tuesday Evening, May 13. K g lage A � last week in the Following an illness of several Pickering T p Hall discussed A ley -law was passed at the May months the death occurred in the The May meeting of the Hortic- Several of the men of the village meeting - of Pickering Township Oshavh General hospital on Sunday ultuml Society will be held in the are now working on the new high- i and out fined the plan for a school Council, to levy a special rate on May 4, of Charles 'J. Stevenson, be- Dunbarton United Sunday School way here. More +are expected to be area here.. taxable property in Pickering Vill- loved kusband of Florence Mackey, on Tuesday evening, May 13. taken on in the near future. Mr, Wm. Manning, of Brooklet' age to defTa the cost of street- in his 85th ear. The Committee. in c "[ chairman of the eamty school area g y y charge are: Bill Bunting, o! Ajax, has spent ' N lighting etc. The rate is 4.1 mills The son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Messrs Cowan', Raines and Risk. Mr. the last, month at Dorset, as part ^ committee spoke briefly on the area on the dollar, amounting to $781.35 Thomas Stevenson, the deceased was Risk. Mr. Raines and Miss Somer- or his Forestry training. and will go and was in fw-our of the plan. Wm. I A by -law was passed to prohibit born at-Kinsale and until his retire- vi°Ile will conduct a Novelty Salon of to Orono for the summer. H. Westney, Dep.-Reeve, also on the running at large of dogs within meat to Pickering twelve years ago Plants contributed to raise funds Lloyd Courtice and friend spent a the county committee was agreeable tbAt portion of the Township of Pi- was kn6%-4 throughout the district for the Society--the set price is 10 few days in Montreal last week. ;+ with the area pla-i, All the coune- ckering known as the area of Ajax. as a farmer and churchman. He was cents each. You are invited to both Mr, and Mrs. Bill Taylor •of Ajax 4 i11or8 were tailed on except M. B. Another by -law increased the sal - i a very active memtfer of the Kinsale contribute and to purchase, have moved into the former McEwea Bark, who. was absent- Others spoke ary of the Road Suupt., to $1800 and United Church. Possessed of a very James Blackwell and Leslile Mor- home, now owned by Clarence Silk. briefly and expressed their opinions. $950 for use of his car and gasol- friendly nature, he enjoyed a wide ley will have the Premiums on hand Lawns in the village are in the A. Archibald, Scfiool Inspector, said ine, - circle of friends. Predeceased by his for members qualifying to date.. process of being mowed — if it was ' a few words and stressed that he A by -law was passed Ietiying 1-5 four brothers'and his three sisters, Rev, A. E. HoIlley is in charge of not for the snow that continues - to was in favour; of the idea. of a mill on farm lands, in connect- he leaves to mourn, his wife and special music to be supplied by mem- fall, we could say-- spring is here. - The rosin speaker of the after ion with the Ontario Ftrderation of sister, Mrs. F. L. Green, of Green - bers of the local choir. Mr, Fred Fowler has been off work: noon was Mr. Booth, Inspector of agriculture. wood, and several nieces and nep- The competitive feature of the ev- for a few days through illness. High Schools for the province. Re o } , �t3ssed the •fnrrnat + ^r r an a $29.. $5 will be paid by the Town- i hews. � 1 _ ing will be two classes of bon - shin ac half rheum --- swing for During the past few vimrs, follow- quets, one of early karden flowers "MAY NIGHT FROLIC" taotd recommended that rictterutg hospitalization far indigEnts from ing Lbte a, =�1,t.i�il .t of 1=.`, 1 "�, �� "_' - - r,,.,•�r Win.,► Township, Whitby Township and I Pickering Township. The County 'deceased was obliged to limit a sWt the reverse side of the Spring The above event schedul for the Whitby Town be formed into one j pays the other half. one -time active life to th•tt of one Show List, and the special feature Dunbarton United' Church for May area He also said that this would 1 Markham High School was' paid so restricted, something his many of this particular meeting will be a 13, has now been changed and act _ give an approximate assessment of Pupils attending that - friends believed cunt a fitted burden, showing of movies on `''nature" b for MO:`DAY, MAY 12 — 8.84. 11 million dol'ltrs, There are nearly ! $5b.22 for 23 pup g y 8610 pupils attending attending law- schall fast yeor from this township, but which he nevertheless refused to A. C. Bunker, of-the Field :�aturall Everybody welcome Horace Brown and a deputation show, ists' Society, of Toronto. Mr.' Bun - er, middle and upper, school in this BIRTHS area at the present time. Ahorde- ! from Fairport Beach attended the The funeral took place an Tues" ker delivers his pictures frith an in -• :.._. j night session requesting that some- day afternoon from the late resid- teresting, humorous comment which led more could be added to this fig- Born, on Friday, April 18, 1947,. ire if a free bus service was put thing be done with the roads, at the ence. Church t., with interment at is pleasing everyone'. Those oS us � Mr. and Mrs Ernie Ptitz, Picker- Beach. effect, transporting the pupils Beach. Tha people there agreed to Salem Cemetery, Greenwood, Rev. who have been fortunate enough to pay: the tow =ship to fill the holes R. C. Copeland oft'ieiati"4, aSR4stpd have seen these pictures on different thg at Oshawa Genera' hospital, a *o the scho...l. The speaker said that in the road- which they started on by Rev. -Al. R. Jenkinson, of King. �.crosinns, recommend them highly daughter' Contirwations Schools have served : Tuesday. The greater portion. of the to everyone. their day. They cannot meet with r cost is being borne by ' these rate- %� n� Q rate- the education being given in the city � �i l e V hurches schools, in other words their capai.- payers themselves. '�iLLAGF RESIDFNT'� Thomas Motcombe sties for education are. limited, and A deputation from the' Altona- .. And All Interested Parties.' P4erine United Church - they hz%,e mot the facilities.- Mr. RO1� H. area asked council to -Funeral services were held on Rev. Robt. C Copeland, B. A. Put some Sunday earth around the War Your Trustees have found it nee- Sunda last for the late Thomas Boo h estimated 3 mills on the ass- : Memorial on the Altona, Road ann essa postpone tine canvass .for: - esament of the area would - operate ry to Po p titnrrn? -l-lP, at- hl sr -1 An- ws- No, 2, SUN-DAY, MAY 7 also if they would pave tl:a` portion sulneriTitions to, our Memorial Com- SU 11, 194 the high school for this area. � i pp, Htghw•ay, near Whiti,y, in his 88th - -. -= MOTHERS' DAY - Other mem -ings dealing with the a- the Altona. Road .mm the First munity Halt as aura ,ica+dnn far a-- .ear. yr. Morc�ombe eras a romin- CoTtcessian tb Nn, Highway . They F Prmit to conduct this drive has not S P 10.00 a. M. - Sundav Sehnnt matter will be held in the near fut- ent novmber of Alm end's Church, and 11.00- Morning Service. Will • consider the latter request; beer, granted ca yet.' x v buried from there. He was a - nre �r _ Infant Baptism - Gerald Cowan waited on Council i Your Trustees are leaving fin stone mlertb:r yr tvw,'- cUutch' for over 30 ?,Op p• m, •Evening Worship - asai,>a.t:«at some rind work Le, unturned to secure all possible fist- years. He is survived by his widow . . . • - = Locust . Hill Farmer R►ilfed W ben done at Rosebank ancial 'rid from outside sources, and - - _ . Tractor Overturns 'ruse may ti: a sp -cial meeting it is necessary that we follow_ cer- Roy two sons, Lloyd at home, and Choir Practice at home of Leader - Roy, of Winnipeg. this month to strike the General Bain regulations Already laid down Uunbar!an United Church Frederick Pike. age 78, of tax rate for the township for . the to enable thin - village to obtain the Locust Hifl was fatally injured on ; year 1947. If not this will be done maximum in grants and assist the C G. I, T, 'dews Rev A. E. Holley. Id. A, B D. Monday last when the tractor he was i at the next regular meeting. individual subscriber in .obtaining Mother and DanRhter Ban4uet M}n }•ter - driving turned over and pinned him credits for Income, Tax purposes. - SL "DAY �t.�Y 11, 1947' ; to the ground. Deteaped had lived all Your interested and hearty Rupp- I The banquet was held on the eve- MOTHERS' DAY _ Gr'ige""OOd News in of May 5th in, the S, S. file 9.45 -Grand Rally, Chiidrevt .and his life on this farm, He was a _ ort thus - far is most encouraging. g Y Y. _ member of Locust Hill United and further constructive suggestions United Church. The tables were de- Parents Don't - forget the. Old Greenwood Church. He had been driving he l will be ntoet welcome. A strong orabed with sprint flowers, Be- - ',fit, D. Fan -hare, . Supt. machine toward a creek and s be- Album given by the Evening W. A. l Committee of Village businessmen tween courses a sing -song was held, 11.00 -Rev. A. E. Ho'iey's Farewell t slipped in the mud. N at Greenwood, on Friday, May, 1G i`eved to have sli o an#i amfeasional men has been for- After the delicious "dinnex, the Sermon, inquest is being held. at R,30 P. m. It will be good. follows toasts were given: " ?o - Sacr l en of Infant'Baptism The man} friends 'of 11rs. C. J. med to. 4 asi%t yrour Trustees in the 8 t P Survf%ing are: his widow, the for- �te,e ma Pickering extend their organization of the , campaign for The sting'' "To the Mothers ", pto' Dedication of Scout Flags _ mar Jane Maxwell, four daughter$ funds, and the imps -eant deeiaionc• - Imsed-by ..essiv Bushby and respwt- Every member and adherent of Dun - ar.a 1-111"() sons. There are seven grand s3fmpathy to h�itt_ the passing -of � to be !,-A a.5-- the_sche_m��,g_reGS •c. iev to by Mrs. W. i . Smith; i" t t Barton Church is. invited to jo'�n in children. her husband: He iva.; we 'l known Thi; Committee at prpcent• Is coin- '1'p_.mon sang - Wonderful- Mother of.,- wishing Godspeed to Rev, and Mrs-* here. i prised h� following the Trus_ _ Mine", Joan Fallaise gave a piano - � S r Mothers' Dav will b- observed by i °f t o Holley. f,�.�. - <�C _ .. TO nit �.a \1LI•; U\ h {1 � toes, i)r. V. F', Cartwright. N. It solo; Mrs. Henry We�tney i•ntroduc- - MO.NDAY E1•EMNG -NEXT a union service' at '11-15 a.. m. w•hFn I fihortrPed, Dr. H. T. Fal +sire. 'Ai. S. ed the guest RpEe>1 r, Miss J>f �t Cewenniai t hitNt -Churel, _ — Church and Sunday `(rool unite. Chapman, R. Ruddy, R,•v, R. T. Battle„ who spoke on the subject - J7ixMand.Crcrk A couple of "weeks taro a small Some of the Sunday. School pupils Byte, R. lturisnn, W. C, Murkar, T. "Camps ", C. G. J. T. work and told lieu, A. E. ►[olley. B. A, B ill Too o: i,�ic� cal mil :(.tftYg Eh 1 will ftp taakifl part. � � " •i y'etr► group � , w T u�•writipr 4. W Mitchell A. J. a story of MarabeUe discuss the. g The Dramatic Club put on their ► i Si• \I)AY. MAY 11, 1947 re- aRSemblin and re- f ]tillui�a, organization of the 13a Scouts in i drama at Aualey tonight, Rushbr, R. Irvin,"J, Bryn , Lou At the cone u+ion, : /,�� g y. Scott H. Richardson and others as 64? leader, was presented with a 1.15 - Afternoon Church School this n4jghtorlia.d, .A representative 1 11liss Lila Gee, of Toronto, spent Mr. H. Brumwell, Supt. from Scout Headquarters was pees -. 1 the week -end with Mrs, F. W. Gib- the necessity arises. bouquet of spring flowers, being the P I The more the subject of a'Mem- occasion of her birthday, by Car- 7.00 Ri'v, A. E. H�slley's Farwwel[ ent and supplied the necessary in- sons. orial' Community Town Hail is con- olyn Smith and Jacqueline Bentley, ,Address, formation and eneuoragement that The Y, P. 'U. he'd their tneeting sidered the greater the conviction of Hefen Butt, the President, acted as Members and friends of Centennial _ resulted 'in the calling of a meeting . at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. Wan- each of us resident in this village Toast Mistress, Church site urged to be on hand to on Monday, May 12, at 8.30 p. m., to nop on Sunday evening. 'that we must provide some saitsfact- bid Rev. and Mrs. Holley farewell. _ -be attended principally by two rep- ory building where the needs of both ­-NOTICE OTICE TO CREDITORS resentatir� -s from each of the local ROTARY T® PREPARE FOR old and young, for education or en _` ; Presbyterian Church, Fickeriug churches wnd the Rotary Club. It' , AND OTHERS Rev, David Marshall, Minister is expected that the same Head- ' FIRST 4F JULY tertainment can be given reasonl MOTHERS' DAY Able opportunity to advance, it is In the E�ta'•e of Ann Eliza Bryan, qufirters Representative will be pre- ItOiarian Ross Irwin introduced high time that we build up our corn- Deceased SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1947 ; sent, Any other interested persona Mr. Curry, a Representative of the munity spirit and provide an organ- 3•� P. ?n• -Church Service twill be welcomed. It is hoped that = -- Combined Mothers' Day Service or Y.:.aiao�t ,.,ay W :��a�«xl +�,1 -Brunpwick- Balke- Collender Co.,' at ization and leadership for our youth ALL .PERSONS having claims a- "awl 3,00 P. M. an this week's Rotary meeting. Mr. to grow inco.:L �v,u, i .,i e,a .:.J � Xainsr the �a�nte -of Ar:: L'?Sit $*T. cuss• the "Staff" appointed' Curry represents that division of which to meet and a building we can • Time devoted to boys ` in any an, late o� the Township of Picker- The'Ladies' Aid of the Presbyter- . this Company which has made a be proud of, is our aim, ing in the County of Ontario, Wid- communi can always be considered —F, J. Prouse. J. S, l3alsdon, C. E. sari Church will meet; _in the base- study of Cdtnmunity, •Halls . - They ow, who died on or about the 28th ment of the. Church on Thultsday' are being invited in on consultation Morley, Ttrosttees day of February, 1947, are hereby May lb, East Woodlands News' in many areas throughout Canada, -. notified to send in to the undersign - giving welcome advice to those com- ed Executor, on or before the 26th St, George'a Anglican -Chunk PUBLIC NOTICE Syr May gr — Special Concert munities PT•eparinz for the creation day of May 1947, full- particulars O! Pickering, Oai" _ 4n. aid of Bfrl Scouts and Cubs. os! community centres and halos. their claims, after which date the - Rev, E. G,,Robinson, Rector Rte, l; • '� and his orchestra, He makes s similar offer to this BYLAW NO. 134, Sec. 4,, respect- assets of the 'Deceased will be dis- in the Public health, states —Teo 'SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1947 ' with Mist t Palmer, soloist, community in our current project. g' tributed amongst . the parties en- 10.00 a. m• - Sunday School } twill be featured on the program, The annual election of the-, Board Penn shall deposit upon or into any titled thereto, having regard only to 11,00 a. m. - Morning' Service On Sunday, May 11, the Scouts, of Directors took place wih the stt{eet, square, dare, byway, pond etc, • claims of which the Executor shall Guides and Cubs will march to, the following members acting for the any manure or other refuse or vet- then have notice, St. MuPrs Anglican Church morning service at the Dunbarbon coming year': W. C. Murkar, Vice- stable matter or other l ' Du nbartoN Ont. ' United Church for Dedication of Pres. (this year's Pres.); N. R. . See,• 34 provides a penalty of not Dated at Toronto, thin 29th day of . The next monthly meets of St. their Troops Flags. Rev, Mr. Holley Shortreed, W. A. Goudy, , H. T. Fall- less than '35.00, nor more than $50 Apr%, 1947. _ - Paul's W. A, will be hdld on, Tues- will offirta ^te at this service. muse, �+ Irwin, Cyril Morley and for the violation of same. - ' --�*-' day, May 1 at 2 R, m• at the _ . Ens{ Woodlands' afternohn Sun= R T. DoMe, This Board will elect A Public Dumping Place has been Thomas George Bryant, Executor by home of Mrs. H. A: Aopldns, Old day School, hkay 11. All parents • the President at' a Board Meeting -at provided by the Council for this P••-E Ault, 100 McKinnon Bldg.; 19 Rosebank Road, South. All members and friends welcome to our Sunday 6.00 p. m, next Monday evening. purpose—Please use it. Melinda St. Toronto 1, his Solicitor and their friends are urgently asked % By order, ' herein School, Who is the oldest mother? The business section of next Reek's : _ to contribute soap, towels or new —Come and , meeting will be devoted entirely to - Ts,, ,F. Tom%nsnn, M. O, EL May 16 . baby garments for the next British K-ERING N i INC E-W $+ag_9oM at the special evening o The Firs of •Iuly Celebration. Township of Pickering Bombed Babie's Shower. ♦ - •.. 'rr „y:- -- `s �,..r ara+l�ir���Yit` _i ' - - -- F. -1111001 .ds ..:.. ' . .:• , . � . Lost Spring CHRONICLES �_ Don't Use Gasoline i OP I C S Cleaning Agent By BARRY MURKAR GINGER FARM - - your health by your 'Spring cleaning season is here, sympathy with morning and Spring. Today we turn the spotlight on The grass is turning and the buds by Gwendot4ne Y Clarke !t is time again to issue a warning, If there is no response is you to the ' are out, which should not be necessary, but r k os- Et biro a Nature, 'f the ..' Gordon Sinclair Jr., o[ o awakening of A e, 4 p H1gh School. The yo Gordon Mom's a cleaning, pop has the Signs of spring at Ginger Farm. sbli is. It has to do with the use g gout _ One daffodil in full bloom; there of gasoline . as . a . cleaning fluid. _ pert of an early morning walk don has been filling the shoes of his The clouds go sailing far and near. stalks of asparagus two inclte; high; Don't use it. not banish sleep,, if the warble *of famous father, Gordon Sinclair as But anyway. spring is here. a few clusters of rhubarb leaves:. Various rules have• been given r y g g the first bluebird does not thrill a newscaster at CFRB, Toronto, • • ..x 301) chicks — minus six — running - from time to„ time as to the safe around in tow brooder pet): two you, know that the morning and while his is on vacation in the According to some figures we of of this fluid. There is no spring of your life are past. Thus pa new calves at the barn; an almost safe way of doing t. The danger - - States. read recently (and we can't remem- empty coal bin; a mother robin g g you may feel your pulse." —Henry bee just what they were) crime is from it can be increased by certain D. Thoreau. Gordon Jr. handles the newscast- sitting on her nest , over the front careless practices, but no matter on the down - swing. Believe it or door on the outside; a long black 1ng very well, and, if he so desires, not, there were fewer arres s in how much care is taken, there is will likely wind up with just such cobweb hanging from the front always the dap er of explosion. �O 1946, than t ti in one of Can- Y g P O a Job some day. Besides attending ado's largest cities. Crime among door on the- inside: the beginning ;fort. cleaning processes require $tobicoke High School as a Stu- of daylight saving time —and the friction, and this is the major cause dent, he is co- editor of the school the juveniles is letting up at last. date on the calendar.�� Fewer cases of break -ins, drunk- of accideut�. paper, writes a column for Cana- Signs that are not of spring! At There is no need to use gasoline enness and the sordid type are 're- night —out of doors —one's breath cleaning agent. There are �� DAYti• Of Moattst Cana- than High News and another week- as a g g . ported, all of which. is very nice to is as visible as the steam from a This Sae medicine 4 twry e1J.ctiv' to ly and then -does the daily broad- man cleaning fluids on the market hear. How Canadian youth cont- y • relieve t� distress and • °°e' casting stint in the bargain. In his boiling kettle: White frost on the today quite as efficient, and having oo„s, irritable feelings of such days— - -- late teens, young Sinclair la on the pares with that of the U.S. in roof tops and on the grass; thin functional crime actions at the moment+ I the advantage: of being non- infllam- .rhea dw to femsu s rP* m°°+h1y ice on-puddles and water furrows: mabl�itchener—Renard•_ ._— disturbances. Thousands report beneHt2 threshold of a good journalistic don't know, but let's all .work to l�u�pJ�gpM�f�p — three- and f one can argue but goose flesh on ones person as one gether to keep all Canadian crimes rises in the morning to put on the ven -swirl A cubic foot of air at ::0,000 feet that be is off to a good start. Best on the clo g• fires: bare trees and a cold wind . of luck, Gordon. ♦ s s above sea level weighs oniy •half as, + blowing: and ... oh well, let's skip much as the same air at sea level. ISSUE 19 -1947 ; Down near the south -west cor- it — let's talk about something Also is the spotlight this week ner of Oritario is a place known as pleasant, is Mary Lou Dilworth, teen -age Kingsville. To most of America Something pleasant? Sure that's . ■ ■ Aeiwi.rr ou 4•rr.luu, ru :ate student of Oakville Collegiate, To- it is not known as Kingsville, but ease Last Thursday, for instance, R' L' E "5' . a, Tonto, who writes a cupid- advice the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary, If I was invited to a special meeting I U. S. Army Unit l E column for the Canadian High any of you teeners are planning a of a local branch to celebrate the r ■ ► P Y News a student weekly hat cir- Fiftieth Anniversary of the Wo- T E iT Y trip this summer is that vicinity, Y HORIZONTAL- deity _ E !� rt - ti culates the province. Mary Lou by all means go down there and men's lnstitu:e in Canada. 1 was 1 Depicted is 61 European C O N Rosa* t"t was recently featured in a two visit this fatuous spot Big plans a little dubious as to whether 1 insigne of U. fish (pl.) T' ' ' i sloll spread in the Nev; World maga- are being made for the sanctuary should. go since I• am not in the S. Army — VERTICAL k KARNS O Q z�.On top of that, she appeired _ —by-., Manley _F. Miner, son of the habit of leaving chicks for any Division 1 Finer E ' E. n F T a-•4ew weeks ago as a guest on the late Jack Miner. This memorial to length of time for. the first two 6 Spain (ab.) 2 Within CBS programme, "We the Pea a great lover of birds is ,,and of weeks. However, Partner thought 8 Behind 3 Wealthy, men T 1 U _d_ + he rntvld look of them —so away 3 Silly 4 Powerful ex- ,. z t - - t::c to 1��.. «,r ,.rA=iv .� Jg I- - 4tL— 3 • .s: -.. s a ....� .y,,., f �....... � _ r,�� ;..e zs i� is an YS�tieary -- York out .of the deal. Seems as if - art- haven't _been there for a aum-. we went (my l,ac and I:) w;1.. It Early p_ _ (fir ) -- of the U. S. 49 Ger4us el. —. - -- quite a crop of juniors are aspic- her of years either, but through other. member for company, [ wan English Tab.) -6 then Army tag to the writing field sad, believe literature is the mails we keep up gad I didn't miss it It wan a ]5 Postpone 6 Appear willows me, a the at tlic' top d, are - g wonderful meeting; friendly, well 16 Baronet (ab.) 7 Persian fairy • 25 Wager 47 Symbo! for g• with the doings down there and 27 Excited cerium ' ' ular column at 17 and 18 is nothing rganized, a good programme pro- 17 Simple 8 Paid notice g we know that if you visit the Jack 19 Cloth measure 9 Honey maker 291ulake amends 50 Philippine 8 you wilt remember it = v4ded, and finally there was the 34 English river peasant to sneeze at, and doesn't o unno- Miner estate 20 Self 10 Ablaze g ' _ tired •either. Many of you. reading as a visit well worth the time. tea, which was well served, dainty Zodiacal 11 Symbol for 35. Patterns 52 Greek letter this, have already written to Mary + • and abundant. I describe the tea 37 Subjoin 54 Symbol for in that order because, to my way onstellation iron Lou for advice on. your love mix- It seems as though we just get y R4 Lincoln's 12 Attempts 38 Armed erbium = aps and what -sots and the jittle started 'on this column when we of thinking, it is a matter for com- nickname. .17 Myself. conflict _ 55 Registered that jots down the answers le went_ 26 Insurgent 18 Half -em 39 Greek nurse (ab.) > gal have our space-filled. so we'll run + 28 Cognomens 21 Driving philosopher 57 Senior (ab.1 doing •a swell .job Of it- along for now. Don't forget that Probably everyone has been at 30 Elder son of command '41 Looks askance 58 Diminutive • • • those bird houses you built last teas and Iunches wiiert: the food 'Isaac (Bib.) 22 Gormandizer 44 Either of Edward - The Weston teen -club recently winter should be out now.. Almost supply -was more than enough but 31 Let it stand! Sit the news pages the hard way, any night from 20 pmL. on you where the service was very, poor. 32 Great (ab.) J Z 3 4 5 6 T 10 11 with some of the members ,having can hear the Canadian geese bank Haven't you had the experience of 33 Type of moth dumber nines planted in their faces ing overhead as they fly to their turning down cakes and cookies .34 Formal public and their noggins bumped against northern playgrossnd for the sum- galore as they were passed to you _ assembly )b r J , 1 X19 the floor. You no doubt heard mer. -If you can remember, bend while you thirsted for the second 36 Chew }upon about it. A few rowdies decided to -an ear some night and when you cup of tea that never same? Or. __ 39 Spanish name enter a dance the club were hav- hear that sound from above it will perhaps the 'tea arrived but the 40 Asiatic 26 �t� Z9 ing, (loaded . down with laughing give you a thrill —see if it doesn't. cream and sugar didn't. Don't you kingdom . soup) and when refused admit- 12 Sheltered side think at all these •social affairs the = 31 r _ lettuce, started to play rough house. - tea 'or coffee should be the first 43 Information 1 A night in the envier no doubt Hipline Variety consideration? Generally the room 48 prefix) jL 33 he bad b feel different - or hall is crowded: one gets hot,. 9N Near _ spade t boys h dl h' h• d .. 4 e - T ere 4s endless variety is hip- tired and thirsty, an one antici- ' lsbout the whole thing. � 51 Ceremony � � T lines, from the full skirt that stands tee longingly that good, hot cup j .:.'.,. .. - . • . :.. •. pa 32 Symbol for out below a Iittle flared peplum or of tea which we hope is in the tellurium I la �y3 'i9 yb 4'i 1 We are in receipt of a poem .. from a tonal who dared na to use Cutaway jacket, to the more inert- offing, More than once when "eats .33 Pertaining to it. Although a little zany it con- rate drapery which swathes the have come around time and again a Lela 11" 5D bT itains a little truth, so here it is: hips. Skirts, jackets, dresses, coats without the cups being replenished 56 Musical note Sal all share in hip • importance, and I have felt like. shooting— "Give me , . 37 More rational s3 54 7 'TIS SPRING because of .some of the hip treat- tea or I die:" 39 Masculine 59 1 The snow is' gone and spring is meats, coats look like suits (when ' ' " name t here, they're fitted and have a little pep.. •How ever, at this tea there was 60 Babylonian 'Ttu rains have come and it is drear, ]um ), and suits look like dresses. nothing like that. Everything was just perfect— including the marvel- lous birthday cake which was made -- xcsz by one of.the members. There were -_ - also African violets —in 'pots —to - decorate the tea table. Big, full- i-- _ blooming plants that were the envy of nearly every woman present. r� The guest speaker chose as her topic the evils of self =pity as com- pared with the fulness of life which - e comes from living and working for others. ' If an illustration were need- , ed it could-surely have been found, h • . wa 1 .. in this particular branch of fire IC! CGe�'/ Q 'DSBUi�G is �q W. I. This birthday celebration �� D couldn't have beep planned if the ,� says Elsie ,� —� women had indulged in self -pity. ! s•� f you don't know- In 'fact the 'branch, as a whole, j - :, ` • r ° cow, 4 ho easy it is t0 vvttit h is now a live and energetic J . -... "the.Bord organization, is actually in exissence r - ed whole milk --anY because•• women 'dtiring the past have teurtz t>J : ►+ h fift ears {,a 'ven of their time, Listen— their use a: where. the ir• work and the' enthusiasm. ��ri, O ©L �ry iaolC f • • _ ` With Klim Powdered Listen -1 hear a tractor! That 8 r drinidng .Milk, ydu make milk for means one of our neighbours is out'..,. - e•:,' ;r•jt[ ploughing, Partner must hays heard' Of cooking--- yte—in a '' it too for he has just announced - tl There► he is going up to the back field • ; ; ;` i to water. Bea Just add to, see what the land is like. Farm- _ ? it is C'• ers are all alike, Let one of their• number start ploughing, seeding. q. mowing, or cutting_ crop, and the - -.- i �cx .snout he 116i1iJ� ;1�. ll,,. a.. d Corn Syrup' >: �,.�--•--� at it too. • I have seen it ]tap; so For generations Crown Bras often. has meant flee syrup with the delicous fldvow M1 L '. "! >; 4 �:' Harking Back to this crime' of to homemakers. NNate Mme :;> • N r self -pity. I must confess 1 have IN A MINUiE _< been indulging in it quite freely- Today the quality and flavour of Crown Brand bile typing this copy. The rea- w yP g p. Canadian >' preferred b more ><; ><.: �::: ». :. ,• Cora S is refs ::v::. :. > , Syrup P y eBordenco.t.r.1 son. Yesterday I cut my finger on a sardine can. The cut is deep families than evq before. KUM is whole milk —only the natural moisture Try it today —as a delicious spread on bread; removed. Gives you the cream minerals, ragged and right on top of the 3r finger. Try typing some day with proteins, vitamins of pasteurized . whole milk. a sore finger and you will' know toast or scones, on pancakes or waffles. Many No waste ... make it as needed. Kceo _ what I meats. Even when I sort of housewives prefer the distinctive flavour it gives klim handy. wrap it around'the next finger it . their baking, when used as a sweetener. k's p■rirvrizttd gets in the way. And if I acci- - - TM K*OIN COMPANY LIMITOD " dentally use it to tap a key "fie appreciate J'OW ' to Qualiity." ouch! Partner is back from his tour of MAP _ inspection. He reports the remains IC RO W N BRAND CORN SYRUP KLI alN of a snowbank in one fence corner, THE CANADA STARCH C 0 M PA N Y LTD. hepaticas in another and more work ■oaTa[I1t - To[ONTO " everywhere -than -he likes to eon- » u template. But the around is Also Manufatxurera of Canada Corn Sia> W# N�AW /�rX~ MANI finitely not ready to plough. '� cP 4 te• ,° .. '. •' - '�r',' - ( � ._ ,. • C.H.E.• BRLETIN -.Sunday School Lesson ::: Bride's Budget Will Win The Struggle Against Baglism The Lord reminded Elijah in his 1 Kings 18:20 -21, 30 -39. mood of depression, following hisi' Are you to be a bride- to -be? Golden Text. -Hear me', O Lord, great victory against the prophets / Could you use an extra $too? hear me, that this people may know of Baal, fhe sun god; that there -- -. - - -� C !f sell there's a Bride's Budget that thou art the Lord God, and were 7,000 who had not bowed the ,! -- - knee to Baal, contest sponsored by the Cana• that thou bast turned their heart than National Exhibition this back again. -1 Kings 18:37. Why were the people drawn to year. The winner will net E100 idolatry when their religious he ;i- GERAt B Ro WN cash prize money. _ 'All through the Old TcFtan -eat -- tage ought to have kept them true? 4 ProsNecti -e brides - ntr;itl runs the story`"o� eke conflict be- For precisely the same reason that ~ M'a >*t�Trasg g tween true worship and the wor- people turn to false gods and false ' -the budget competition may P ways tots the lint of least re- r�ut•sts me into admitting something, i can obtain entry forms b1 writing ship of idols - the moral and today-the xv: Donlevy sari that Verentca intelligent worship of the Supreme sistance. �. the obvious suspect. He mentions that take care of myself. What're you Exhibition headquarters at the It was .the way to indulgence and. tbs murder w «aeon has not been round. trying to do? Get out! .Get outl" C.N.E. Grounds, Toronto Bring and the superstitious bowing Y 6 ,.. but that if show, be to the park near an '� ,� . All entries *oust Gate the to wood and stone.• immoril allurement. The heathen, sad Bannon. As soon as Don+evy departs. - rites had licentious and morally de- �NeCalt and Rasa rush out to search for The buzzer. sounded in the outer bride - elect's five rules for happy It war a boldly tt,ble conception grading aspects. the aun. In the barrel 'or the old cannon marriage. • t-osts of" all trous- in which man dared to say that he they app arcs via. a Woman's. atcezie office. , \1cC le looked at his watch. , �•�'' T pticates. shad L,nn to It vas three in the morning, fie seau items should be listed on was made ir. the image and likeness �= ` `h °- S ' of Gott. What does all this mean in terms so'ne "'a`. opened the office door, looked out the wedding budget, a, well as of today? The idols and images , into the hall, and wondered %vho the cost of J;nPn and 'the amount Wherever men had this eoncep- are different, but the allurements "Welt— then." Hr t,�rew t.,e red could be calling t that hour. Shay the bride-to-be expects her wig down on the coffee table be- g P - - pa lion of God, no matter how dimly and the moral degradations are the -- -tween them. heel clicks told him it was a woman rents to spend on the wedding. they perceived it; they were lifted same. Ever 'daily coming up the stairs. The head 1ud es for the bride's compe- toward sometlriing ;better. Y paper, as its She gasped. ''Where's ou $$ news columns reflect the moral, y get• and shoulders, then the figure of a titionlwtfll be a group of happily w a r mat ?" marries! women. Kate Aitken, social, and religious life of our girl swathed in furs, with a cowl Contrast this with the pagan and time, reveals how paganism is in "In -the cannon where you hid it. concealing most of her face, rose Director of Women's Activities, his grotesque and ugly objects of our midst. 'Now get this 'straight. Any top or out of the stairwell, points out that arrangements worship. And it is true, as it was of old.. 6 judge or lawyer is going to know'' She saw him, hurried forward have now been made for similar But the people often turned from that sin seeks out individuals and _- after I produce this wig that your with a short laugh and stepped in- garments indicated in the prize- the God of their fathers to worship peoples. False gods and false Ivor story is phoney. You should have side hurriedly. She pushed back winning budget to be displayed' for all C.N.E, visitors to see. graven images and to practice ship can destroy us as surely as taken more pains with ..it if you the cowl of her Persian lamb coat idolatrops rites. This is not true they destroyed of old, unless the wonted your story to stick. You're and he saw the black hair and Bright young ladies of today of a few. These were humble and good that is in us prevails over in a jam, lady. f think you're going' Beardsley face of Victoria Bigelow, are careful to make up their lowly saints and the great prohpets. evil,, to be in a d'orse one. You're rnak- wedding budget in black and "1'm a mystery woman." she white. Some clever bride -to-be ring a, little gamble on your own said, giving him an amused smile. will win $700 for her wedding somewhere along the line and I He didn't smile back. "Of course plan this year. RICH, CINNAMON B think you'd, better tell me wont it you know you've probably ��iCY towed her." _ .. ' Her eyes narrowed for- a brief "About my being followed here," those fetters. Do I get them ?" - - c ed elese- le hi �aranr. she said, "have no fear. The police he i - i tt- gure_xvu ii��Ir — ' Y vt !ts- faFe- l�olci ?y, a _ ft over." Old unimpeachable family stuff." yr exists Intensity ;n l,cr re fs � -For : b moment, DlcCak gazed Ht went over 'o' the desk, hold- ga d . decpty 'Dissolve 1 up. sugar in M to "'You can't be sure." into her vicious little sq +,l. tt.Icewatm water, add 1 en- fug out his wrist as if timing her "Sure enough." She shr•,tgg•d'the 1 by his watch. It was five minutes suggestion away. Not from me." His voice was velope Royal' Fasc Rising d Of two, as cold as steel. Dry Yeast. Let mixture stand sl • He watched Victoria with a bor- lie turned way from her with a 10 min. Then stir well. Scald ed expression as she fingered a 3 r�. c, mills, add 3 tbs. short - At two o'clock• he turned to her brusqueness intended to convey -„ q book on the desk. ening, Y4 c. ,sugar, ,u1 is again She surprised him by be- , that he was through with their little * w. p• q "It's late,' he said, break•ng the �+ y' salt; coot to lukewarm. Add Binning to ta+k almost immediately interview, .. r' xs 1 C. sifted dour to make a < silence. "You came to ce me.,. She had found the wig at Val4ain- ' + • ^'y" " coprt's apartment days before. He about, something. !t' must he im- He spoke " batter. Add yeast bear well. - { P Y portant for you to call at this hour. P quietly, !'m sorry. I and 1 beaten egg; bear ve1L had some woman who came there 1 hate to burr wish you'd take my word for it Add 21 c, sifted flour, or to see him, someone disguised as Y you, perhaps you'll that there are none of g tell me what this is . a!! about. your letters ••'°'� �. enough to make a soft +i N Er Orilca- She denied she was the at the Vallaincuurt apartment. No - dough. Knead lightly, place woman,' She didn't know, hadn't She turned abruptly and came letters of any kind, in fact." in greased bowl. Cover, set ' the slightest idea who could have over to him. �, , in warm place, free from "! dada - you -to do som_ ething far She eyed him narrowly. �oir've draft. Let rise until doubled beta checking up on him. No, who- - been there already." , bulk, about 2 hours. When _ ever was watching evidently hacJ ate- lie nodded inb In think that only' Veronica went _ can f do for you?" this - M A, p g • light retch dough down; roll . voice was urgent and -exasperated. Thank, but I don't believe eau. out into piece, about ` • , there !t was hardly rational, be- R Pi - cause you'd think the only person "Well "'-she fumbled for a phrase "All right," he went un -wearily, Y" thick. Brash with 3 tbs. i So whom it would matter would be - "you'll probably have an -an op- "don't believe me. But 1 assure ^' melted shorteniep.or butter. Veronica herself. Lately the worts- portunity to go through Curt `r'al- You, there is nothing there, There's Sprinkle with c. i�rown _ as hadn't come •airy more, Hence . lafncourt's things, won't you not a wall' safe or a sliding panel tl sugar, 14 tsps. cinnamon. e t' the wig which she had found. He looked up, pursing his lips. in the whole shebang." � }� c raisins. Roll up length- y «We•e -1L" Better not tell her the "The police -" = wise in a tight roll; cut in "Didn't Vallaincourt confide ie « 1 slices. Place cut -side up, _ o" cupboard was bare. I hardly think so". I was there you ft all?". bicCale. asked: p 1" apart'in greased shallow : 'No. Why should he? ": • • _ before they arrived." g s baking pan. Cover, let rise � 'I've played pith the,idea that 'There is something of ruine- `'o Be Continued in warm place until light, ' that is, Curti had some letters that t about 1 hunt. Salta in 42S°F. .Too were once his wife." oven shoot 20 A secret Igok behind the mascara ,belong to me. 1 thought -" Sold him he was right, but she said "That I might take them out ]lady flowers and vegetables in , othing, from under the eyes of the .police? Iceland are grown in greenhouses nothing. Cot afraid I wouldn't have the heated by water from but springs. He got up, reaching for his hat h By : this time, the - place y on a nearby chair. .a cance, t the dour, he _ �< • turned, his dark -eyed face_ all sharp has been gone over with .a yacuirm c - points and edge. in the light.. leaner," - "You're in a bad But they wouldn't just be in say - - scot." He treed -- to control the hardness in his voice. ordinary place. I'm awe he had- a - "I'd hiding place somewhere in that 0 Is lock the door if 1 were yon." apartment. A wall safe or-or something," WHEN HOUSEWORK GETS He spa .fear. burning bright in her '"I doubt it. It seems perfectly TOO MUCH FOR YOU ;:: - - obvious that ou have already eyes. - Y Y :_ - ' • - - "Is that the advice you were y go-. 'looked in every available place." tog io give me ?.. •'�VhY L- , " Yes, he said. t Tut, tut. Yotfr. intonation ^^. JUST SEE WHAT lie berar+te deadly serious: Some- gave you away." - _ - UPTON'S TEA CAN DO ( ►ow he had to get through to her. " My. you're clever, aren't you ?" He slipped a business card from his °'Let us say - well - trained. • You wallet ' and placed it on a nearby visited Vallaincaurt often?" • . •V -'�= table. "No ! -well, that is, I went there .+„ , "" w "If you're frightened or just want once in a while for cocktails, withea to talk," lie said, "call - me at the a few friends." She was on her "umber on that card. You really guard now. Often enough to look � should talk, you, know, i mean about for something that was mine. more than you've talked sq far, 1 "Vallaincourt was hanging onto know you're holding hack some- your correspondence." thing important — something that is • • _ ' 4anFerog5 to solPerine, I think °Oh no:" you re planning to sell that infor "Then why didn't you just ask oration. A tittle blackmail, maybe: for it ?" a But let me warn you, you are deal- "I did, but he'd only laugh and l + ing witli a cold - blooded murderer sa he'd give them all back when Your, iii clanger, Miss Lynn. You -� She caught herself. She bit ��z�r � - rte„.•"••'"` know that." her lower lip sullenly. She laugh ed Ioudly, hysterically, "When he was safely married to "You fool,* sh, screamed. "You Veronica Bigelow, I'll wager." ' • _.___ __..__ - - - - a,;tfn ��•„ h,;v;; :, I ✓�. Well, ry_t "You're -qua the Sherlock aren't do you know? j.:at a lot of bunk I you, mister? Listen, can I' or'can - told yo•t You t'.,;n4 you can scare f not 5uc. your serv;-:es? ( want • ONLY U�N� 13RICK-iASnN` � - , - _ . -- - -• : It Makes You = _ GIVES You THAT _ - - -- better li Yes; ft's redly szhilarating -that de-. - •cam p :, t 4 , `' •• • • tk Bghtful_ FLAVOR -LIFT you get with Lipton's SgMuclh Tea. It's a grand eombina on zif ink full- bodied tea flavor plus s lift that Y - :: • The Vitamin .B Tonic just maker you feel good all over. And _ - -'- -- .:- T tensicel used forheadache ' only Lipton'i Tea gives you this FLAvoR- :: �• taer ... because it's for blend that makes loss of sleep, nervouq indigestion, .C� # :.;••. irritability, anaemia, chronic °' = Lipton's and the blend is Lipton's own • f..+iRtre, and exhaustion of the -- secret!. Try Lipton's! See what a de -. r,r•rvous system. = jicious, brisk - tasting 'tea tt is ... what s BEST.. FOR A GUEST— y ,tstimulatin lift it gives ou! Ask for �• -�_ 60 cis. Economy size, $l.SO ' B g Y � • Lipton's, the tea with the FLAVOR -LILT, at QUICK LIPTON'S TEA BAGS Dr, (has e's Nerve Food your grocer's tottay! : Says ti'1R. a.,lassitied Advt's Notice F, CLENDEl�ENW.- I - Ciasaified Adrt. Iiaiea = t:osasaatlon Storm Door awd 'ZO words ur less, 25c. -if charged, FUNLRAL DIRECTOR •135c. Over 20 words, lc. per word .Private Ambulance Store flash -Slade co Urde. i 1 •. , -Asphalt Shingles Phone Mark. 90W Roll Roofings ' }hillside Chicks soil ava..able -May Markham. Ont. Asphalt Sards etc- June. ' and Get extra good chicks .._._._._. Wall Boards � :4nd Putiets, cockere_•s, non - sexed - •� -N. M. --Gordon Rome started. Ask us Ivr breeds a- and vailable, and prices, and then older Rol, Gi8 ON soon, for delivery now•, or later in i Maple Leaf Fire Agent— - wont ' June. A �- h or J T $ a� �J LKS YICIiERI. G NS Co., Y MT GARB • �oR SALE - ice refrigerator, . `,PRANSPOttl� Insurance C large capacity. Good condition. phone \ CiARI AGt�, Write or Phone ' r• Picsering 104 R 22• Cheap' Rates for Farm and Countri 'ARRIVING SOON �I � J�Q _ - C Buildings . $s T CUS'I0,1 SPRAYING and 1+11 , Windstorm Insurance on Buildings, ' ''STANLEY SPRAYING MATERIALS N D 6%R.��r;, J'' �N ' PLOWING AGincourt ss windmills, Silos etc. _Stewart'VF• arner. A con�)r3ete line of Niagara .Brand !'honi 1>isl Automobile Insurance of All Kinds ' .Radios Spra;: 14acerials << d Bean Sp0a3'i'18 l'osonto AD 8b2i' -Pick. -$b It lY 1he re lachines; also Custom Spraying od Bowman ' & Rowe ' r i Orchards and Stables; a'so plowing. Fliedttlk Alarm Cloths avid Radio DAVID LENNOX 'Combination og 139.59 Stouffvill Phone 35 R 14 - Pickering, Ont. �Zc][3AC NIES (mile west of village on No. 2.) FURNITURE DEALER OLD HORSES WANTED Phone Steaffwille�us May 3 M, 30 0 8 Day Kitchen Clocks -:9& ' iF UNERAL DIRECTOR Campbell Misflc . Raneb Pays - ,Saturday- M►,'_:nee at 2 P. M. ' FOR SALE - Ajax oats, 75c. bush. a t _ORDER NOW Doors Open Each Night Apt dig �- E. J. A-•'inis, Pick. 79 R 21 - Private Ambulance Service " $15.00 AT -YOUR FARM PEKIN DUCK EGGS!for sale. Mrs. Da of Night I PHONE AGINCOURT 1SJ12 FRIDAY - SATiJBUAY Wm. Koller, Cherrywood, 'Ont. y 9 Sdwerwsre repairers and replsted _ a COLLECT MAY 9 and 10 . . May 16 Wm. McEachnie, Prop. = For Pickup Pickering ewelle ' c Four- roomed summer cottage to be _- - Susie Steps Out moved off property. Suitable for lot F%6ne Pick. 13 - - . • located vicinity south east Rouge (� r -ffierie Oberon Turban Bel Hills. Apply A. Fitzgerald, 9 Ding- PiCk�erl • orit• �• �//j'ou s -wall Are., Toronto' , _Lawn . Mowers �o"u"�t err 'Night in Paradise --_. '.fir E B•IG -.*GIN � - - -_ -_- - - - - - - - z_:.1 ....d_ -_ - �?i.. kl_ r_uc� -_ Esal ► 1t = COLOURING SNAPSHOTS RADIO nenar rte — - For Friends and Neighbors Garden Seeds, Garden Toots k ..''MONDAY - TUESDAY 13 i Anyone can do it. i MA.'v 12 and 18 SNAPSHOT COLOURING KIT SAES - SERVICE 'Paints,'bile and Turps. L Complete With Instructions $1.00 Expert Work - Will Call and Deliver ;general hardware. I �.7 - Strange Love of Box 253, Dept. D35 Toronto 4 �; , ; . ; :• - .. _ . BOY ffieLEOD _ � T� �r � ` _ -MR SALE - raspberry canes and gL�iIN B V 17$�� - :Martha Piers strawberry plants. Tony O'Melsn, CLAREMONT - Fbosue 3844 r 'White's sideroad, Dunbarton. �i ` Barbara Stanwyck Van Heflin May 11 $ARDWARE In simple. but rich do- -- _ • GROW FLAIL Cedar Grow Community C1,4�b phone Fiekeri.-q 46 - 'din. we can furnish WEDNESDAY - THUMD`T Guaranteed price of S4.75 per bush. VICTORIA DAY DANCE - memorials that will 1II11'.14 and 15 = for Nor 1 Flax. For Seed and Con- w RAINBOW GARDENS 3 '�? please from every ROME SWEET iIOM3CIDS ttract, contact -- - • - standpoint. In dignity f _ .. M Zrd FARR'S .ELEVATOR ARkHA�+i appearance our wo=k , _ - -gaph Scott and Lyn Bari _ F+}ione 38W Claremont, Ont. FRIDAY, MAY 28. Notine 1t% will stand out "mum FOR SALE -cedar 1 the Ages. universal News posts, poles, HARMONY kStiG3' OiiCH. , snixed stave wood, parsnips, beets, of Weston, will make: their debut. "No Greater Tnbube" a -' Iambs. - -- - Bostght sea Sam . o l ant ns ua�er sera !'nlc ., , TATbe!!y P Lucks Spot sad F`rtzes ,'�tlaastae i N. W. STAFFORD IT.ed Cling ,_ stwglssi. clawk■ Evenings only. Harry Bouse, Clare Admission 60 cents . CABPBiVTEA1NG - . = High "y Mamosial ad and pressed like now- Carry a anont Village. C MENTIRG Works lays stock of MO guess a iigr :May 16 PLI6TMliN4 - _ Electric Refrigerators, new ?cubic $OOInNG P5. 462 Whitby, Oat and pants. Also a gals/ AV OPPORTUNITY oloek of new hatter setts 001 !loot, nationally We make, $M. g�biisbed Rural Watkins District Wi sbo Mil Brantford OsoL� whodbovehem and gptn' famM 00; Automatic Sha`low Well Press- available. if you are a,,,,.....Z: .. and Naftriwals, Empire Bethroess 1011110 at wey resronaels /easy are Systems, $139.50; Gasoline open- between the Eggs of 25 and 55 - S'�pn�• DQeo Wabr sod M eas<wh>.ni► ated Washing Machines $189.110 have or can secure travel outfit, this Sim• I�bf Jlllii�i ass 11161masb - - Garden Tractors, one and half horse, is your oppoitaa dty to get establish- EquiPmmt. aid - 0 bs■il short VWL 90M% ft& 8180.00 - S borse, 0880.00. Out- ed in a profitable business of your " Materials- _ :board Motors, new, from $70.50 np. awes. For full particulars writs today -- - Wsat tiaaeaMSSL . llminediate Delivery. Transportation to -the J. R. �►atldns Oouspsip, t 0 F+11'1''s Elevator CANTED Dept O-P -16, 2177 Masson St. M=L - Q r p �r = Phones - OOffice 38R, Res. 38J r CIMSTIANIS E[.EGTRIC L` . d . �1tio� ate'/ = DEAD �M AM CATNA HARDWARE ��• �• - - . - .' � �Maetes Chick Starter s Aetiah►ii - OSHAWA, ONT. w. is .f al! Mari Cafeteria Poultry, Mathes, Asst !tir iPis. 11l�syr ft rtens N,t .......... May 9 Lawn MOWCri ,]!Loss. Shell Ilisisar Ti cwt. ...... >lIW . - Drder four taste now. Wo have - PICii,FPIt?iG.. .. .. .. !8 S b _ .. .. SHARPENED a carload. P1C , •. .. .... sr PUBLIC 11I077C.>a- Os* Barley, Wheat and Peas BRAOKLI N _ - llLawers eallod for and delivered in , ! for Seed - Clow" Seed No. 1, CLA.REMONT .. .. .. .. •9 B U �V�iite4ale �, Ajax, DunbsrWn . 1 g Township Roads sLoadow' Fescue, Brome, Ken AGIbiCOL3$? .: • . .. .. .. .. Woods Milking Machines mad We Pay The Phone CMrgrs New Sharp6ning Eta The Women's Institute are sport- DATVI3 POWER SERVICE _ Dsrlg the mouth of April, Com- Coolers: Fertilizer, or Leaves - martial Motor Vehicles operated A/Pt giec and salt• GORDON YOUNG LTD - - soring a Tag Day for the National Phone 625 *Wtby Pic Township O -Toronto - phone: Ad WN . : -I le -€or -the Blind an �dev, - Mr,, AjWL o TWOn P C�Sr�nsiity Vet• = May 10. Taggera vii ks11 at all Hoeft, snail not be Toaed in ex- ldomes is the community. Please give h � of One -half the capacity as ugly as you can -Thank Read The Pickering News registered with the Department. Department. Renero ' . McLellen's =. - _ Zvoif Week By Order, P I CKFR i N G TW P . COUNCIL I L SERVICE E STATION :I Young folk spending the creek -end Ward, Road Supt. CEMENT fn the vale: bliss Jean Fleming, Water Pressure Systems ' _BrouAsm, Ont. IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS ' Miss Myrtle Correll Misses Blanche 960 gallons per hour, automatic, R K ire Re1�ir . Gee e� on ° Hamelin and Norma Middleton and complete with tank and all equip - Mr. and Mrs, Norman Randall. Mont, 60 cycle, $189.50 delivered. Batteries for Sala Gardena in the vale are showing Outboard Motors Dr. P. a/. * �S -FOUNDATIONS ' - Tiros lAOr cif in their eptirrg beauty. Folks are All 'stses, 1 to 10 h. p. various L STABLE OR PHONE: aC «csiho 1142, t. boping that dogs will oblige and makes, new 1947, from $79.50 AN!' MING IN CEMENT WORK- P I C K E R M G - keep off these gardens. ► ' N•Iw Garden 'iraeten • VETEitINARY SURGEON Any ladies who can go to Bmug- electric and gas operated; WashhV pICBEBING - PHONE - 160 - Open Q.Sp A. It TO. 10.80 F. s ham and help pack the clothing at machines, Power Lawnmowers Boats - S Dix :.. _. _. - -- Brougham, kindly get in tomb with of all types and Canoes; Power tools; areetiwootl airs. Warder at the hotel. Electric and Kerosene operated m- KAISER {{�� Miss Mary Burwaft is handling frigerstors; Rites; Shot ate• Auto Greenwood,' Vtit• Chopping Miff • '. the organ at the Ut►ited Church on trailers; Radios of all types and •ELECTRIC - adads. PHONE $CIS. 4 it a MASTER FEEDS sad - ana:vser. _ T"osportation prepaid anywhere in SUN SAY Fromm Clothisig sic., may be lent at the Oat, :; .Rive and Baca Wir6sg Ail Wistarn Grains - Quality. Drugs - -Open l� fiat � ;o,,,,,i Of Mxs. Gen. Hamlin for the CSRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC AND JETIMATES GIVEN _ -- Britain Collection. HARDWARE -- OSHAWA cc�� pbate pkkmag 7 R Ot _ .11. 'Jiaila�y :' , R isedi rA. J. NORDB,tii awl � x,16 Accurate Dl 1. �' ReMble Photo Finishing n5, n� Complete e�tn.ti. Ian. Ciarenn ow Locker ATOMIC CO. ,PHONE PICK. 120 . STORE HOURS : Reek Days 8.30 A. IL - 9 P. lv. Syst t4n D t,1 N B A RTO N, ONT. Sunday -12.30 P. M. - s P. niL CINDERS - Carta a Dance At stanaara sire. Land inin A Ysstr (totting Ronan and Chilling Roos J. R • �Y�f Available Free To Casboeaners PRO39PT SERXICE Claremont y. L A... L. Robertson C. W. Unwin Phm• B• SOME Loea�RS AY,AII.ABhE v - � se. Ice House, oat :. Fri. May 9 `. TAYLOR • LOPS.T THE REXALLSTOR B Pith. 79 R a No. 2 and tine Ridge Rd. � -- -- i� lI tSO1VE PICi< 0 OWN CL&RI NWW S9W ie ilY - —( on the old Nelson Chap=n farm, - ,Grem River News Mrs. Lyim Jolliffe, of Toro:d% LA _ Mrs. C. Clemence on the Edward's [Mr, -sad Mrs, J, Ferguson, Bobby visited Miss Margo Wilson Lot REMONT farm and Mrs. Gordon Smith on a and Betty-, of Toronto, and Mrs. week nearby place are among our res- Hagen, of TihVesalon visited M. and Cottage Prayer Meeting was held Mr. and Mrs. Russell :vane, Mary Bride Honored Wiih Shower pected citizens. A sister, Mrs. Arch Mrs. Draper, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wnu Toronto, Ma. Goal, of Toronto, and Miss Shirley Manion, bride -to -be Bell lives, on the corner hundred Benson and Mary' Lehrman, Good- Hilts on Tuesday. feat. Mrs. Shank ~^ Mr. and Mpm Jos. Ward, Oshawa, for the 17th of � May, was hdnorcd Other descendents are scattered wood, visited their grandparents. was Devotional Leader. were Sts►day visitors with Mr, and with a miscellaneous shower last ! over the townships ow Whitby area ..,. . Mrs, Walter Ward. Saturday evening at the home of Pickering• Mr, ' and Mars, Wesley Slade, of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Farr. As part of ! __F. M Chapman attended ameet- _ .Brougham, were with Mr. and Mrs. ,the evening program, little Grad � ing of the Jersey Breeder Magazine i . PAINTING & DECORATING : Albert Slack on Sunday. Midd:eton and Larry Burnell dress- ! Board at Montreal last Tuesday. i yU. and Mrs. Floyd- Coates, of ed as bride and groom, brought in W. F. Disney and wife of Brook - �+ Toronto, spent the week -en small at the a mall decorated wagou lo..ded with lin were callerp in the vicinity on Stucco Ceilings' gyptex Work home of Mrs. John Coates. gifts. Following' this, games and a Sunday last. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. tioy- tasty hc1ch were enjoyed by the George,Jackson who lives on the Large Selection of Paper : ton, Claremont, at St, Michael's girls attending. 40 acres "of the o'd WAnally place rr hospital, "Toronto, on Friday, May -- on lot 8, in the 4th concession has All Work Guaranteed I l $, 1844, a son. 6RU U G HA !VI several inquiries after the place The Claremont Canning Co. held for pasture purposes. The Audley Conununity C'ub will Spruee�iill Road, Dumb Out. arton, their 42b sal B6,Aquet and Dance meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Knox of the Oshawa for eiip oiiA axed friends in the Hospital Nursing Staff Galled on the G. Win :er on Monday, Kay 12, at 8 M. ST. CLAIR - - -- Community Hall here last Monday (Knox family hereon Saturday last. p, m,, when a krge attendance is evening. Following the fine dinner, Miss Sarah Malcolm visited' with`- hoped for, to discuss the Blue Cross ,dancing 'was held in to the Web sma' the John Knox family at Solina on Group Plan for Hospitalization. The ho4m. Tale treat comes as a "gift" Sunday. members who were not at the last r from the Company, Mrs- Brown had as callers. last ,meeting missed quite a discussicn There will be lantern slides shown week: Mr. and Mrs. John Sharpe, of on the respectise merits put forth the Sunday School Room o in f the •,by the speakers - M. r. O'Brien rep- - B Church, on SatuidaY evening .Gres. Wm Eiaaie stattea aP M, 1ti'm. Devitt send family, of resenting the -C> nrrrt:nity Assoc a at 8.00 p, m. The slides will depict Toronto called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ltd, of Toronto, and Mr. 'Nutting, "Life of Joseph". All children Devitt over the week -end. of the Blue Cross. All members are _ and adults as well are invited to at- Mrs. Ross Knoi and wee dau Lighter u y teal. g urged to come out next Monde and - reyurned from Brierbush Hospittal help decide whether the Club should . _,.. On Friday evening the regular on Saturday'last, take up the Group Plan of Hospital- Fellowship Service will be heal in Mothers' Day will be observed in ization. Dn not forget the date. -- the Baptist Church. The ladies of the church here next Sunday, and Monday, May 12, at the `some of Mr. the Mission Circle are requested to the Sunda School sad Church join Sunday and . Ci rd Winter. bring their white Sys to this eer together in wore -up at 2.90 p. • m. There are quite a few cares of,the Vice. - The Friendly Bible Class met at flu in the com nunity. ,- We are soriy to report the Frank i home of Mr. and ". George isle are all waiting 'fora ull day $"*d "sy la"'ly na`►ng Wilson on Monday the flu. - Mrs. Thomas Murkar, Editor of the Pickering won and family rrroved to Stoufrvale last week and News addressed the gathering vs "The History of Pickering Town- j . ' High 1 a nd Cr_ eek t settled in their are now getting ship ". A very - en joy able evening was i 'r :new home. , (by Sara. Geo. Hall) Mrs. Chas. DeRusha has moved reported by all who attended. The Women's Institute will }fold 'from the wage and is now residing . Well, we didn't do it. W� came their Annual Meeting in the Town- w� best in the Drama Festival _ in Toronto. 4 2 _._ _Bruce Kennedy, son of Rev I. E. ship Hall on 'clay 13. The Election last week with Cedar Grove in the ."" �,' % .. Kenn his been quite of - Officers will be held Grad other . First place. Howevcrr Lrna Graham _ µ *; �r f . _ .. :and Mrs Kennedy �' � ill with +•ha flu. btainess conducted. won the highest number of marks The W. M. S. o! the United Church ' Mr. and Mrs. Levi � Norton and far acting among the girls taking Bob, of Uxbridge, and Mr. and Mrs will meet on May 22, instead of the part, and Sarinmy MacKay tied for --Doug. Norton, of Claremont, were 15th, as regularly held. The meettAg Third place. We think the Young ra�ith Mr. and Mss. Jack Norbon and will be held at the home of Mrs. C. people made a very good try and -k. ✓ " family on Sunday, A. Barclay. not being an adjudi. a. r, and maybe ,� ., :i ; " •,. Miss May McIntyre, of Toronto, -a little prejudiced, we feel they did Y ''Library Herr For 23 Y *rs well an anyone in the matter of - spent the week -end with M=. and Brougham Public Libra ha now entertainment. Be t ter luck next year _ • '.h'; -Mrs. H. G. McIntyre. Completed twenty -!'lye years of ser- folks and ...,y.. _18tiom anyway. •'r. '. "4 The former Frances ]Goyst and her' vice to this eommunit Beginning hoping for Cedes �` r ' " `� }y-- • • , 't ]baby from Toronto were at the Y. We are h i- to arrange '' = ••' :." - +t with a few books at a former Mec- Gee to Coral down and ' present - ntX hers for the bonne o! her pare. week-end. lnsnics library, it now ]rear catalogued their play on the same Program an � •w ,�.•; �• ;' u . -. _ . _ - - not- We are sorry to repor0 that Mr. over fifteen hnmdred books, moat of seer own young people 4n 0e not- them being purchased, but with a }� _d :atast future, r•j, tite rest of the ':�' Frank Cooper is -ill and maft d local people, may have a chant a V. � (bed, n few donated. The County and Pn,ov • -- incial grants have been used for a see them. ' k=`ritnda ad 1Cr. t h 31r. o, Wes+ small rent for 'hawing, light and in- This was a bay week for Young ` Out., visited with fir. and Mrs. fai,,, Chambers here over the week -end• sWanoe. The ]Libtariaa and Officers peopls'e work and started on Mon- u a Mr, a-nd Mks. I�,eat>, Orrice sad have given their servieea free o! day with Y. P. night for the 4v- Tag N t 14 s G B 8 of the n family of Or11Ha, have been span& Charge. The school section pays a sleade Crusade at Daalotih United ' ''' ,meek with 3jr. sad 31m small fee with the teacher selecting in Toronto One or two of car folk hesitate factory is Eddie's tows bg the �Fred Ward. books for use in the school and High sttsn" The 'week finished ap on • lwdsd a � arde[. It meant be ; Mr. Eddie Ones spent tine h' tonal Landing',, the ewest fiction Is Aetsn�dsy with the Pswb7farf Cif- , , -lead at Orr Wee• .. votioa sR Gasd�oad. 0017 llv+ of m Yid to bs�► a lot of extra _. ,• • • " ' available. from Csatesnaial attended but the ilnsaber, increase his payroL INNk Dsiiti7 Slarlued dBeer ILwi total sttardsaa was around acs ' '>•be Claremont Creamery and New Heuri`�'br Chareb Service �draL Rev, Hunnisett gave a fine ;perry started local milk dsliver7 The congregation of St.- John's to& at tbs supper table and later $e lost no time in putting Ibera last Mo:tiday morning. Their Chtreh lucre took a vote last $na- group of boys entertained ue with / the whole thing up to e stn�ast delivering at day to change the hoar o! eervke their music. Other guest Wert: �/ - - w'� is on Alice COMM", , Toronto, wbo is Con- �. - �/ -the manager of his local 7A0 a. m. each day. 'net new dairy far June, June and Alice w ll be a held fere� Missions Convener. and Mar - is reported to have 75 -percent Of the sing on June 1st, service will be held Together y at 9.45 a, M. with Sunday School gs� Soft, also of Toronto, who be - Q• / bank. T Ethel the village ss customers already and ' . if the vial- foHotr[ng. Please take Hate. on the National Executive. Mang• is r'' � = /� • , •worked out how match that certainly sonaeds as _/' -•. repreetnting both Toronto and Bay C r age is getting behind local service -- -- tnottey he would need to " right at tae siart.be6 -Tk' of Qainte Conferences at the Youth - ti has served Claremont faithfully for u ley Yantis meeting at Oslo, i :.,�., ay, s" -e _ revs, -�y pears and wz2 likely continue -�.�- this summer. Among those elected to .- so. The Greenwood Y. P. U. are pre:. to the Presbytery Executive 'were: - " . °coats until he delivered the goods. seating their 3-Act Dlsy "Tempest hate, as Treasurer. Lois _ „ as Second Year on Fellow- Then, with the backing of his bank, he got and Sunshine is Audkey United wham, ' ANNUAL DANCE Church this Friday evening, 9th at ship Convener, and George Hull, Ito work on the order. : Qaraiaoat Ba!wffitg • Club 8.3o p. m. D. S. T. mB�tvbe W D Clark, of Can8n11, was .FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 John Puckrin- has begun tearing ker � �,�, on .Sunday night. :: '. And that's where Eddie came in. He ri Fsgg FAVORS down the old house on his farm here . sPes Admission 6d cants preparatory towards building a new` ' Nex!t week loot; Holley will be in the wad• put on the payroll -given his first chance and modern structure. This old house " pulpit for his final sermon before to iearII >�. trade. Right now he's on his is one of the oldest in this . pa4•t of leaving us fore' his new position at over 80 tars Brantford. We take this opportmtit. Mal llotne to tell Mom and Dad o Comma�i Semler In The fire country, being Y both he and Mrs. Holley brow much he likes his new jobs Mis"ry Of • The "[brined Cbareh since it was built This 200 -acre . every w n8 _ -- - _ : - - - -: - -- -- Every cap an the G`aa4munion Ser farm was owned by • the Madill's every epocess in this new field. - man ,►S whom set j>�i here in the Next Sunday is Mothers' Day and - the service Y vice trays ass '„Gloss se, m3ddte o: the last century. jt was a specks invitation is given to all held in the United Church here last pazzhs in she t♦ixtiic +• by DUAL a, mothers to attend the Sunday School : Sunday morning. It was the Tarr MacI.aren who raised a large fam- Service a 1.50 p. m. which will by in ,nmun ad service in the history to k with the day. this church. also Mem- ',in- many who.*+ me,,. t.trr keeping - `g o* This was make their mark in the United Sts The Fellowship (:lass will hold a - is N t�1►M - bership Day, and thirty -sin; new meeting next Saturday night at the o • b�'" :, , "embers were enroliad, flee most of tea where he family moved in 1880. g _ Frofessioa Hof Faith. ft was purchased by ra Yorkshire home .of Mr. and Mn. Cage Cain. tMN•• i*_ dr,s• them being by Probably p area will);e made for the � �'"_ man Isaac Puckr'in for X12,000. The kno"0 This is very enaoy4'aging - f0 the new owner were thrifty peopled ' completing of the painting in the y • ehurcl, people and it is hoped that ! rapidly inlcreased their hoiiings Sunday Schoolroom at that tame. ::obers' '� keep up' , which were taken over by the nurn- Cleaning ,rep is still going sn s- p o r.` !i roamd the church acid thfd week the children. The res- y To Be Itenae red ent family of p side of the eat owner is a grandson. Other �k�e •� fat the 'west :. • � / ere Nett'Smxlay Pront steps, was cut dourn as it was I' ' Servic4 will grandsons are George on the okl 6 Special Mothers Day Fred Puck on .an- interfering with the building. Now ,- Le hold in each ch*6 here next McQuay farm, the eblurch can be seen more plain- 9 '� other McQuay farm, Charles on the •�+•' cc' Slmnday. Parents aria invited to-bring Madill farm across the road and the ly from the highway "a.•id even the their children for Baptismal en"s who farm the old O'Le- word "Centennial" on the corner- rice at the United Church. These boys ad'oini John's. Three stone is visible. lad serviced - eo- try to at- arY farm j rag ors spec - - - 111.A granddaughters, Mrs. Urban Blake, - i t O N i O 1t i 0 s Y r O V R M[ r` tevA - •• ��:;� -. tip.. _ �.. _. _ -. _ _.la%" STARTING GATE USHERS IN CALIFORNIA SULKY MEETING No. 1 Opera Blonde • c 4 Uri -- a• 'y a, jJ 40 kj S'+.r� „ .,y,.� r ! „ ' Y �' w �•�" -,�,� , � . __— - - - — • .,.q 9.. ''. ' [�t s� 4 2'K '' ^y, r ky�� sS ,s ��y A'`'sP,,.�'/ .. y'. , '. �•' ✓�1 ' � .. %.(H.GL•/ '�N,, is ».•'� ray► 'n?4 •r Y .. M Ili i,X lf/ 1 Wall , i! A. E wT ,M.Sl�11TH - •try ;r <U pow u r "y�x The No 1 blonde of opera is what it q , � �` '� " �,- �w.... ' � � '" .they're calling Dorothy Kirsten . 4, t:- " +" �"� `o*.}`'�'."`""" ....:.+ now, a title voted her at an In- e �i ;' _ y i, :� _ "' '� ternational Beauty Show in New York.- }` �. a v s `` ?�•r ': Drip -Proof Tap A drip -proof tap, the 3vasher of _ ` A new type starting gate, designed by E. M. Smith, Los Angeles industrialist, ushers in the Western Harness Racing which can be changed without , has Association sulky meeting at Hollywood Park, Inglewood, Calif. The gate, slit in the middle, straddles the track _ ing the water off at the main, has _ -. and is powered by two streamlined automobiles.. _ i recently appeared in Britain, Con- listing of only six parts, it is based a on a new principle resulting from Billion ,c� Lot Iced Earthworms wartime advances in hydraulic ' equipment in aircraft. Two washers, Shipped n ri �1. _ Shipped By Plane made of. a new synthetic resilient Mon" �/ —_�_ .___ To- Save- ,_gl� *pUSes . material, replace the nornnat vnr.. _ Healing is effected Dy %ve%ei - ~ During the war years, govern- House and Lot Sounds Logical sure. After turned on and off - _ meats 3pokr of money in terms of - ' A duckbilled playtpus is a queer 1,000,p00' times in laboratory tests billions. The New York municipal most G.I,'s would be satisfied if louses are lice critter. One of evolution's left - ' —the equivalent of 40 years of council has just received its first with their lot if they could get a And mouses are mice, overs, it is an otter -like animal, fur- household use —the tap was as' home built on it. s Would you say that a guy bearing, with a tail like a beaver. It good as new. Ilion, ¢ollalr egtimates in ttfstoty. �fihvaukee Journal With two spouses had spice? has teeth when . it is hero Ind The United States Government : a , budget for the current year is --St, Thomas Times-Journal.,,. horny, • bill -like plates when it - S2Q,000,000,000nd when 1laminvan Apparently Russia bagel that grows up. It hides within its four tee W 11 11i Staying at Finance Minister Abbott presents Britain and the United States will -Maybe a Raise ankle, a' poison apparatus. And a� his statement soon, he will probably make substantial loans to Germany, Paris has a guillotine for sale at strangest of all, the,female is egg- ke ,t, t. 8990,5 110181 so that Germany in her turn, will $11i And no buyer is likely, to bearing.' talk in ten - figure amounts, com- -able make reparations to site!: out his neck and `ask for a '. TORONTO melts the St. Thomas Times- l It lives in water part of the time • 6fery Soon With Rath Russia, Surely we, have had enough cut. — Ottawa Citizen• and burrows in mud the 'rest, feed- shower and Telephone Journal. It is hard to visualize a experience of that kind of financing. • telasl °, ara.so ■tn- " billion in dollars, and when k(;is- "ing on aquatic insects' to the first ai.Fooii �-ais os Dave- - 'Niagara Fails Rev%cw, Too Dear • � _ lators pass measures of legislation -q society has been formed with instance and on food such as earth- law Rightly R - costing that amount without much its Moe. Dangerous the object of abolishing the word wormy in the second; s+ys the Sault uerT RA. 413121 discussion, we wonder if they ever er do things by halves. A "dear" from business' letter satuta- Daily Star. - envision what one billion dollars But if it is queer, it also Is-very - man half drunk behind the. wheel tions. If it would . abolish the would look like, and how long it of a motor car is far more longer- '.'dear" from prices, it would be valuable in zoological eyes. Its 'sole C : : would take to count them" ova than one who i4 dead dtmtk. doing something worth %chile. habitat is the rivers of Australia eI)i nMIL TETCt.1.1 " + * ; - — Guelph ircdry. Toron•o Star. and Tasmania,, and it is a very deli- _ e't•RNl9nBn 1 30 up, A Columbus LJniversitar man - Cate creature which rarely survives 1 ftgnres i! out this way: Count out Five Fzeedama,. :, ����ACY captivity. New York's Bronx Zoo, 1,000 dollar bills and stack them on ­It will soon be k4cc w nuc time again, for instance, has not had a platy. ' pus since 1'J32, when it managed to cks - cnic parties more to 9 c s doubt n ut' 9eJ no dov table. Count o 'and P - and you have �1,A00,t100 on the will think the Fati eedoms are:' keep one alive for 49 days. - table. It would require 1.000 'such Slashing trees. breafing bottles; s tables to make $1,000,000,000. leaving farm Rates open: littering So .when %Nord reached the zoo - Now long would it take to count the ground with paper, cardboard that three which the director of oat all that dough? plates, drinking cups and the . re -. Australia's Healesville Sanctuary HOTEL METROPOLB � If you worked eight hours a day, mains of a meal," , Toronto. Star. for' platypuses was bringing to the 1EEAQARA Ill . without resting on Sundays or To say nothing of the Fiifli Free- " " ; Bronx were running short of food 0"• -- c.%.R. STATl011 holidays or taking _a vacation. and down: Leaving live ashes to cause as their ship neared the Panama planked down one one - dollar bill a destruction by fire: ''° (:anal, it called for actioti. second, it would take 103 'years. —Kings !4'hig•Scand+rd. *nrBACK In other •words„ if• sou were told The action involved digging up 10 rt orms —a platypus a you could have $tr000,000.MO if Answir to 'Prophets •• yA ' parr�n yagets sufficient for " t }HES you ron}rted •oat the. inonrey its The unnti�takablr tact% are tt.at n'•.. subsistence from Soo earthworms •a • • • dollar- bills, you simply could not • Zbe Soviet, Union is not nlanuinR ;>` day —from their. cool haunt ' in the Baekac6s is often caused ' do it; yell probably wouldh't 'get war, that even if it wall it is ' in :' basement of the lion' .house at the iEetien. tsal#- Ray no state to wage it, that it is even � � `' * n more afraid of an attack from the zoo, and shipping' them by nit r. V+ , etnstestie 7bes _ more 'meet the platypus - car +'ytng steamer, w°' i" - Unitcd States . than the United, lsrbod real or that Ued ant' my �Ve recall a story many years ago The • earthworms, although they a— fall To [ in which an�Englishman was oiler- 'States is from it, and that those M a! kEdne�s vNlw talk 'so, insanely •cif' tf:c 'next F stave nothing much to look Forward - ed one million pot }nds in gold if he war' are the .very cry people wl+o nn- to, arc being very tenderly treated. ' Tie - tested, ,����P���, nail, tsar- habit -ier�- could tarry Thai amount of one - +,� %v' t anadian shrew trtrh. a They are packed in moss; and at bti• toiKild+syP16,ind"Mtw pound gold pieces in a pail -from consciously are doing nu �t' to taro- ." ell the led bond. Sell am Iwlwe. %11 one room to another, it .looked mole_ it. — Ottay.a• Chi Zell. backgror.nd rivalling fiction will Sced, for an overheated earthworm _ - - easy as rill 'as tempting. He — soon make its bid in world markets. mildews, according to zoo officials... -.trundled •bucketsful of sovereigns i3ti11 Fighting i1' %�""'tem•wec'spurrcd by the And mildewed worms will not do flay and night, but collapsed from books as if the big pow'erc are war. Imports of such cheeses as for precious platypuses. French Roquefort and Danish Blue. + • exhaustion long before the pile was going to spend as -much time fight` Ceased when Germany's conquests 'White their iced worms' arc on - exhausted. _ the each other over Germany's - future as they did fighting a war spread. Canadian markets were the -way, they will cot.tinue to Yet governments :hare -been empty of .'these items. nibble at •the -special food or k itich !spending billions with easy abandon, to' .decide Genaany's future. Woodstock• Sentinel - Review. One leading cheese manuiacttver they have, thrived throughout the • `- 1 — had long considered the y Pacific crossing —a mixture of pab- _ „ possibilit of developing -a— Canadian .product lum, corn meal, bread, ground up - :Mix Paint Well Scotland Protects which would make the Canadian leai'es, sand, .wood ashes and wet Before Using '1'hq rsolden Eagle Market independent of • imported n,civspapers t� cheeses. 'He 'w'as Simon Labarge, The Bronx 'Zoo will place the � e ° head of. the Chateaa'Cheese divison platypuses in a special tank where -In' daing'paint work at home, one p riward of £ to i� -to he offered of the Borden Company, Ltd. they may swim, burrow or laze at; reason why the job does not turn tOPRY su out as well as it might have done is' for every golden, eagle's eyrie from !'rencl, Roquefort is made from will —if an iced earthworm diet 'gets �2 on1►r ��osuestot -s which the young are. able to, fly sheep's milk by a centuries -old for- them there. that the paint has not been titor- safely says The Edinburgh Scots- m.ula, . and is matured in natural - oughly mixed ..before starting. To man. caves. Tile. Canadian problem was realise the importance 'of -thorough "This is part of a -scheme for the to develop a comparable formula -Ultra• Modern rGETTING UP� mixing of paint, the 'riser has to protection of the golden eagle in utilizing cow's milk,'an'd to dupll- - keep to mind that -be is working the Scottish Highlands which ha. sate by mechanical means the ma- One of, Xew York City's largest. with d complex material consisfing been undertaken by the Association turing - conditions of the French apparel stores %which moved into �T NIGHT? of oil; pigment, dryer, and thinner. its view headquarters -on Fifth The proportions of each in any can of Bird Watchers and Wardens at caves. How• miserable you feel when your the invitation of the Royal -Society Into Mr. Labarge's Ottawa office Avenue recently has reaclied a new sleep is disturbed. Tired, ache} of paint is a matter of careful tech- peak in interior decoration, 'Sales- take, n - for the Protection of Birds. one day walked a Danish immi- listless all dap long. Why not Wien! measurement, so that the re- girls in one department ,}Near Nfle Gin Pills —an old reliable remedy rutting paint can do its complete The Association of Bird Watch. grant, ,Andris Folding, seeking a green dresses that match rite green , for relieving kidney, trouble? Com- ers apd,ti� ardens, are .also. about to job. He was born near Copenhagen, leather on the bleached • wood pounded to help soothe and tone job of protection and beautificaliofi begin a scheme fcr the better pro- and is a trained clleesemaker, and u thekidneysGinPilkoresold - Because of their different densities, chairs, P, tection elf such birds as the white- teas a vohnttary refugee. satafactiai- or- ,none} -back basis. all these materials tend to separate A feature which will appeal to the -. tailed eagle, osprey, kite, honey Before long }kolding was on the t when left standing; and the mixture buildings maintenance crew is Regular size, AO Pills -becomes - goat .paint again only buzzard, hobby, and ma'reh and hen Chateau payroll, engaged in inborn - hammer. tor} research. \civ iormnlas ,team coils tinder the' sidc%calks P Eeonemy size, dOF81s after they are complelely''blended Rewards of from £3 to .£t0 are were 'worked out, artificial "caves" which will quickly solve the snow'• - together again heroes using. to be paid to Hamel :cepers-or oiherr were Lnilt, a brand tte%v -manufac- remora! problem next winter, Stirring is' the most common for the rearing to maturity or fledg• Itil cycle evolved. 'File result p a method of recapturing the p$rfect ling • siate of any of these seven 'vas a. new checsc with the proper- `Regrets - -- : :.. :_ blending elf the materials, but it species on their lands and boat,. ties of French Roquefort , and­ "bid you, hear that Joan -}iad o s must he done, thoroughly, A few" and compemafion will be paid feu I . Danish Rlno—it's a "blue" cheese. married aself -ma�}e man:' quick stir- aftc,r the can is opened proved damage to poultry and P:!n1e Trade -named "Blufort'' it caught "Tea. And now %lie's wishing (in the U.S.A. ask for Glee Pella) e will not do. ' by these, birds. �' on at puce. - he'd employed an architect." NMhns Drtn.: ettemteN Comm of CawtElarthttlMd "��+ ".,� . _ ...�;{ u - •;'"'"° - �,.�. -r, "' - '�' *•�_ ' . �,, -..� ..�. __ _ , , a_ • �- .: � � .tom _ - - _a_ s i ^�., -.�� -. ,;- r - �'_= .v, .m � , err y : k'' -�d ... . v . , ,. , �.:, .. _ ' _ . _ -- --' _ , ,, - _ .. .. ,. • _ . , .• . _ - _ , . � . k� - � ~ - ' Y y . � -- .CLASSIFIED ADVERT 1 SI N� : ':•� - �s�s Fb� spot �• �r�o - - • � -.. � .. -_ ..� eat Floods ::t, 3=z _ l a�amzae orrosTmvrrT � Fos rsALS turtles Tu cxvralTOSli ,':� Rep�tY'$tlOiis Until forests have been plwttrt =` - % ' - ', � ATTENTIG�: Tourist Retorts, Bouventr• HUSICIAI`8' S1'RIi�Gf>- Ylolln. Serol (wound) AN OFFER to every fnvantor -List of tatao- � OII tilt wateralleds- sometimes 1� Bhopa, Drus store.. I have • practical two Sac (U) .BOc. (W) tl.z6, (Xl 11.61. PtSr- tlona sad fun Istormatlon seat tree. The miles Or more from the areas wludt - - •�. tone combenauun ash tray and crlbbatte board. tewloaal Bot ( %) i:.60. Hawalltta Collar- Ramses l:o.. RerUtered Patent AteorneT.. Of all the specific issues that split are damaged by floods at present- _ � - Llbsral commisrioa. For particula» waste ' 811ver P wound t atrinss .T6c. Hawaiian Gul- STB Bank street. Ottawa. the BI'g Four COnfertIICO aL MOs- flit floods will continue. While t6eP � �� 8ndO1Db Carlson, iGDllas. Oat. tar- Hronze wound i strinsa 11.60. Spanish- OPPOETLTICITIES FO$ w011[Eltf '�5 - -- '8llver P wound 6 rtri»is .Bur. Rroass i cow the most important was reps- d0, reports will conttaue to de- � :- eELL OLADIOLi flowers. bte deatand, small ,trtass sl.so. Maadoltn Set -i1.6o: Ban10 BE A HAIDRESSER rations, the first major conference scribe the disturbances •each epriaa. `�,� investment. vulck returns. Bulbs i]0.00 Bet i1, 15: Ukelele Bet .BOc Portase paid. JOIN CANADA'S LEADIKG acROOL � issue to be brow ht up. bit, Molotov p p g ';: �, .,..'.y ' - -1 to ii0.00 per 1,040. ®: liartln, Boz IBY. Fully suarantecd. Send Yoney Order to: Great OpportunitT [+earn g SOait t0 le fife t0 hl her land wlnaham Ceatrs. Oast. .AROLIAN, ae: 111, scauon 'D•, weec Tor insisted upon $10,000,000,000' in while others, like those reported 'onto, Ontario. Halydresstsa re ar ' BABY CHICSB Pleasant dlanined profession, sooe wash. p ations from German produc= from Chatham, pray as the waiters • MODERN GUN SHOP thouaanda ■ucceesful, tdarvel sraduates: tlOn and industrial equipment, ac- - BABY CHICKS AND • A1TIQrE A \D eioDtESx A$M73 America's• ereateat system. Illustrated tau• cordin to the l�ew York Times. continue to rise. Aelther coarse SOC'GAT. aOLD, EXCHANGED __ toque Tree. writ. or tau & fully meets the demands of the sit- ' i STARTED CHICKS ExPEf(T REPAIRS ,' BfARVEL HAIRDRESStI�G H13 insistence, it seemed clear, re- uation. Why not try mtelligent ro- '� .: -Our Drlcta for Bab? Chicks and started Chicks FREE lists avallabte upon t•equest. o SCHOOLS f(ected Russia's need for products �_ ', .•R', will aurpriw You. All Cblcks from blond 'i0+08 D.#- YFO$TH AFE.. TOR01T0. tiff Bloor 6t. W., Toronto =forestation. Peterbortmgn Exam - Branches a Rlns st.. Hamatga to rebuild her economy. and raise 4•` ° tented stock. Carleton HatcbsrT, Brllanala' KO. 1 HOStE GROw:\ orchard areas seed k 7I Rideau Street. Ottawa mfr' ' ' Selibts, Ont. 8sc ,Ib. No. z, ssc lb. T. w. 'Govenl «k, the standard of living of her people. ��, •:.� ,'• Forest. oatarlo - FATE�Ta - Secretary Dfarshall of the United States re acted the Molotov view �'t� - - LAKEVIEW CHICKS DIES. Greases. 'Tires. msectJClaes, Electric - The white - tailed deer - can run at a at sreatl7.reduced DrJCes for May and June. Fence Costrollerr, House and Barn Paint. FETHEHSTOSAL'GH 6: Company patent 1 ' a speed OQ 50 miles an hoar tot, 20-, '',Salt 7rfMairly., Prompt delRrory. Ezz Drfces Root Coatlass..etc. Dealer wasted. writ• 6olncitors, F.atabllahed ts90, LI [ilea west. though he said that he understood .are ted,,,11Ii'•be Kish nest Fall e•Jtb 'Utica Warco Grease d: Oil Llmlted. Toronto. Toronto Iscektet oT Isforrnatlon on revuest. the soviet's need foe consumer short distances. '.,• a •eeutnsa removed, PEREIANLrKT Parrure Mlx, 11:.00 per Acre; PJ:�fiU \AL - goods from German factories. He � a1 t (11.60 Fiva acres or more delivered, Tour �• "f BREEDER HATCHERY SToP SMO1ilXG - ,without taklntC enythina and Sritaizl's Ernest Bet•in ar wed S 'A F E S ' lei 6000 Breeders. Au double bloodceeted, titres to cult your soil and cifmate. when (nternetly or ualna ens will .power) Brad g � ' 7 t;,aaded and culled foe body tyDt asd b)ih orderini state sou type, dralnaie and fertility. lc addressed envelope Tor tsrot•matlon. Pierre, that, under such a program, A Btittaville Fettf Store. 8tftteville. Oast. •�.% -,� 9roaucttoa. $etched under Sdeal conditions. r12 t3irk■ bulldini. rdmontoa 6. Alberta. America and�rit�n would be pay- ••prrolet•t Tuor I/INrK!+ sad CA6H � "� • 'best Chicks We Ever Had." pullets are PUMPING' LoKESODIE. loin a Society wh[rh operatq 1nR for the reparations by supply- nowt 1•'f11F. ■trd Tltll':�F:b, wa � ��� ]a71ns aweu, twckerels sood size, reporu Ksw Bt «k of Sump Pumps. ShatIow welt !rom Christ(aa priaclDles. 8omewhe» a ' ' T -� ' 7dacola Lusaka. Edta Grove. Oat. Kever ing and feeding Germans turning bare a else aa4 type o! Safe, at !�.,, ILLQ arch sood luck with bullets. reports Prwu» Systems. Deep Well Hand Pumps, future sweetheart seeks your acauafatascr. Oast rOdnCtS fOt the .SOVIet Union. Cablaet, tar say purpara. 1'Idt - irnett p. J3arahardr, Hawkeatone, Ont. Pump Jacks. Rotary Gear 1'umDS. Clrtety` Splendid poaitlotts. means, Iaformat[oa [tree. P ,? '" Btnd Lor tree Poultry Guide and Price Lbt, asd Cellar Dralnen. Coarolete st «k et t0 Canadlaa FrleadahtD B «lets, Box lei, Duo- They declared that Germany's as.' or errlte for prteeit. etc., b - "�i' �' and !B_c�e. Dfoto»iThree'Phase- o� blasle. -ham, t�pt,__ ____ ___ _ __ _ _ __ ______ - • t:.� - -aGo fife Dartfcatars oa -QaT ofd sad started- p�H, Fail st «k oror Woodworklni Machinery. '- tCOnOmy mast first bt - Sitfifled 60 -�'pB' �' �' clslcks sea heavy broad ¢ «ke »la. Factors D(rtrJbutara Losaa Metal Cuttlni ASTROLOGY -A free Solar Readlns• He1DfnI that the Reich could exist without ` `�. �/ M eta ' • Lakeview Pouitrq Farrar - Lathes.. w. ship anywhere. Your lnzmiriq advice .asd Buidance. sane btnh eau, trF. R J.�Ai �Y � LI M ITYi • a» iavJted. stamped- addreued enveloDt. �'HE PstCHa outside aid. Last week the visiting �'•, • _ 'WOIn BrOS.r Exeter,' Ont. BUCCE88 [:�STiTUTE (3f. 61, fYt Fed.eal � MilgrOm Electric Limited Buualas. Rfrhmond street we,t. •Toronto. delegations left 'Moscow. They will ?OQOIr1T0 SAFE WORKS - _ , �" 6EAVT BREED aockere4, started- a,•aclable ']a � Btreet wee _ hold their next formal conference in Ids 1•�rant �t. r•... �rwrotoa - •• � "' ._,-- -tor prompt shlDtneat. Catch the early .. Hamlltoa, Oatarlo. PHUTOG$APHY � NOt'tmber in London, FrtAbllsbt•d IRSo �•t', marltats with these, Quick turnover wilt mtnl- REGISTERED R'eLh Terriers for tale. FILMS DEVELOPED * * # Baum o! labor and cwt. Wa'vt also chicks. P¢DD1lY. show, btwdini stork. L'zcellest � _ ' _ 'some fntmsdlats shipment Auatralorps. New Dedisrea. Tom Fit:Datrlck, wisdsor. Nova and Printed, 25c Roll; •This was the "balance sheet" of i Sampshfres. L. B, s I.H. Bra? iiatch•ry, SmUr us John N., Hammon, one. Rtprints. 3c Each acc6mplishments and failures on E�� 8iL CQl,.1.l�.S - ' - _ REGISTERED •BPRiKC1+�iS: also cocks». �ey specific •issues: SUSSEX X RAMPS FOR - chs,mDloaa TalWrscrott. Res'd.. Rockwood. � SPECIAL - - Esrmets Attention - Consnlf- � "' _ ontarlo. - On. the credit side, h `• -� SUCCESS t^os1sT rQndfru camera.. full Izr see. Buar� t, a Ministers your nearest Harneat Shot - ..� - MAI dtfnvery. `book Tour order today ai the RIDGEVrAT Strawberry Pleats.. Ors or. the - aateed. t8 t3; with' learner .hemaer carry (1) formalised the liquidation of the abort 3taeo Harney liupplfea � '�'' bee slants rte dui Jas rears. 50- sl.BO. ins case. ell ls: .hlDtxd Dortpata• prussian state• Wa adl our ot,Alr one throw b BOno'wlns �rlCea.. UaNZed Chicks t1t.00 pet 100 - 1'.00. Harvest K!nR 900 - 81.:3, prompt SS's hest Anrro Fflrnr In srxk. _ ( } agreed t0 take it 9 R � ,�' itH. - Pullet. 112,00: Coz ➢c: Leshorn X astivrry, Drepald. Da,•W Eauaer. Harrtns- COMET PHOTO SERVICE steps to - reduce the occupation loot local 3tACO I.eatllar. - = r•^+ps, aasrrad j1Y On ..-. Inn. a.tts,. 9r... �. :::I. - ��J�-- �lylc.. Tl�e R,uv�r• °.� , •��� Ctrs ic. Pullorvm- Teased Oov't Approved ties 8. Postal Ftar'�on D. Tor�nr„ IOr�eS 1n l.+ermany; (3) settled a - - °r....r It ee ne.,e y =!.,,• -- an dells :rr� SAVE YOUR LEAKY RVOFt -- number tz� nn r�.�t,t_ n 6t. an(1 so arP our prices, _' __ '�;a - =ln-- - �--- TrlaTlfltartat<e -ln oast fee• • BOI�NtE'8 CHICS HATCH76BY_ pld leaky +o,t• man. like new tz1�n with GET iii':2'I L'tC r1CTQIZES the Austrian - treaty; (�} agreed on - - Bo :.se, slma•,t,. oast. ' - tortes - 8arneaa Horan Cd- -" lirauld ubestw Elaetfk Roo! Kote. 1•:asr to f•�m+ th,• t..r, re7�ant+ etuA +° finaRCial aR51'StatJCe for flit Fl e! lets, .�Weat Pada, Hiraa t1faD' .. atTD1T. -Rates you mossy, Fwd laformatfoa ,AT LOWER PRICES - . , 2, 4, & 6 Week Old Pullets free. Domraion cement Paine Company, Territory of Trieste (a 'matter ='out- Iteta, and Leather Travellerm-t-•��t _ - Dept. 8, lS4 EGlns \veal, Toronto, roar Btcb. Donn - r.wa y..vr tilr+ir �rnA them )e (i00d1 Inset On .t'lt,at0 Brand __ _ - liso m,zM chfcka asd c «kerels. A11 ra asd .Brat l+nanrhrt Rrrr,t -e, SIdG the agenda). � � s• m brand sew air- condttlomed broodei plan: Tear.) - atit w17,is ROLL .. Trade blarkeA f;'oods, ■asd yno � - I6ndes !deal eondttioar. Send Sot 'Cra•eklT Two CLYDF.SDALi: stallianr. roan. years,- a ur t- ):xvorurra' - Ctn the �debit'�Side: flee l:]Ini51tr5 ^nt as,tiafarfinn 111srit. Orly b4: � • 6Dertal Lfst of started chtcks. Lakeview '} dark baT 13..Premlam A, •scellent Qualeq DES F.LUI•FI) aoA- 'YGI \Tt:D ode failed t0 egret On these major Poultry Farm. Ezetrr, Ontartd. CbeaD ioP autck sale 'rho•. 'Colson. Bytb, Repnnrt tram veer, necanves le. � Z -'7 issues: (11 Reparations; () eco- SAMUEL- TREE$ CO., LTD• �- � < ' Ootarlo. _ __ muuntW en.,,rs•mwnr ♦ z t" r t:n• � - _ _ - -' - .,,,r� 9e HURONDALE CHICKS I IC TARPAULINS Iara•m•n+r rrgmea - s t'• to cafe, t5,ner. nomie unification .of the. _German 42 Wellinteten 9L E., foroato •, _ : „rt Susses X Krw Ramps.. R «k X Hamt•s... S'falriu+ nr 61ark Frames 74e tf p!MVres OtCtipation zOnQ9; (�.) the stoj)t an(j WRITE FOR 6ATAL000B �`.?` BarlM R «ks. New Hamt»., R «k X Lcs- BtnrdT 'Drove or khaki Duey WatrrDraofM colored far, Pr+n!s a *A rolarcrm•rus • - wy ,horn•. Rnrarnc X L.shems, Kew HAmD x Covers wttb pe ropes. all we+ahts eFrtu tor- � form of �rermany'i rOYiSfOna1 and _ - ttthde rrrm `Vrtntr of r�s: netratn••r p ,- Letaboroa and Pero Leshort3s lie,- Pmts ease- Ctttwattnas snA samples .Joan r,eck4. 77 weF (>rpt, \I _ � p�rrrianent Ciovernmrnta; (4) the � � � _ � _ _ "r -. sea t Y. Auerted >s, :ed chick, 9r. TIRES -STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE matter of Gerrrlany's• final eastrrn - - � - 'HURONDALE PULLETS I9c wt a» ov.ni «kaa at the pretest e! eooA Boc ts. PORT uFFlcls a. ToRt)�TD -- _fsontisr: (.31 the future of the Rnhr; � Y•y ' All heavy breM ptrtlar lay, aver Juna. 1st seed trade -ta airs tivaraneeed to a in ez• .••Aar. (e) the future of the Saar; (7) an � '{y etc. Mrdlnm St'erds and Leshems 21r. 'AS- tallest shaper. . � - , .,sorted Pallas l.c Heavy Erred Cockereta- 600 x ]6 � �b.00 GRAHAM BELL na paper rbow,tttB pos.rnrrit - '�meriC2n propose! fbr a'fOrty -scar • Mead for Sptefai Preen. waotEd, Collerrora ro fain :clew %ealand i asao BtEEDESB -All ofrdsra sh!DDed COD. 8pecfal eQU1Dm•nt' Etrrhanar Ctvb. RrorW WIA• •rrrrrnnttdonta• $tg Four pact t0 keep the Reich . I ?� Sot, rvicanuroB TrneR and Farm- Trartnr 1100 year m•mbersh+ - mllttaril }' im Otent: (!tt th0 defi- 'All doubt bloudxeated, beaded and eulkd LT Tl»a HEACO� TIRE twrner Queen and D, A, 6 SS'h+ttietl, :1 P ;laapeetot's. backed br h /sh G!en- Road. Taranto _ - ,; D•a�re.a roiadr York eta.. Htmntoa. one. nitiori of German assets in Austria .v.► „'"�� CIGAsREiTE _ ,ana stock. i[anT ci.totnara »port wonder• OI\•7'ARIO's - Id08'! MODERN -TE. \I Blkith K,1• \TF,t) .t0 be paid 3s *repa�atwn� to Russia. ��'f'P,,,rata PATERS - Ilal sucetsa. 'Bewt chfcka I -Ever Had." EQVTPPED TIRE RHOS? + � Dealers q'antM FOUR pI' \ (JFtF:P Puhlrr wrhaol Teachers � ` STARTED CHICKS AND for t+thoei Area :�e. i Yantaae +e .d ,Secretary �Iarr�:all declared that :TWO CLTDEBiDALE stal]fotss. roes T Tears HetrchN -Salary 81000, Der Tram Dot+ea'to _ PULLETS daHt hiT 11. Premium A..esceilaat gttantT .,- - - ,- , >< wZ:J[a TO a t1Rllta OLD. Cheap Sor vnlrk eels Tboa t]olson, Blyth. commstt. « ReDt•mber :asst ADDtr ayt+ns We err naniralty ' diSappOintfd," . - t weeks ads rc, i walks add toe, r week. Ostarfa tivaTlttratinnr to ear! ]duacloty. Bet, as. but added:. "I think we have a fair _ _- �� ISe, i weeks sad i0c. � wer�ka ofd pal- >,tttrrelow, Onr a�dd TRACTORS A BELTS � chaste of reaching agrrernent ou .- � Gsta fife. 1.00efn lies •tleLlvery siaranteed." 1iA'r -rEp � Ma\'��,,,�a �' ' u1.Ot per Lis drDasiL oa daT Dist. 7tra. , 12 -it Hart Parr f Fordron cheap foe puick Lhete Crltital mltterr< ti,'tlltfn a' tea- ' «„''aaBda+Bp �{ _ axle- 6rwdyear ttelu !n 'alt staan/ard H.tRDtt'ARF. 9C'9I�t:PP wrnt.�'r4lr +ash, pEi< + i` as atarsM orasra. Ordr►r from ana Is�cLOSE sonable time: however de ressiug ..era" town or rti}a °•. lios 3,sa, Raorit•X,.i. to P 9..- � i,� title ad. y lenittra Aarerfeatt Beparato» t Mtikers. Adeta,ae W Tor�nrt +o. - t"'� Americas separator Bales, Goderteh _Oat. dtlay9 may seem." -. .HEAVY AND MEDIUM TYPEw'RITERR •standard and Doreahle. tr- TTPTrwRIT1;R.� wsntwl, .tai. mate one L'yacheslav' �I, Rioloto�, 1'oseign - �ryp� Pr+l -War - �,, COCKERELS bm!It, Buaraattcd A -1' tmdltton. • wrlu model. carne 5,77 ITeaeerer at., (h caws. On:. Afinister of the Soviet L'nion, said: �• �'"' CtDlroi' !lvpDJS• e3• Baak Pt , Ottawa. Owl. •' ' i[eat typo xa. Ramps tc, aJt ocher h•avT VEGETABLE � �•- \STF -D, Farm. °" saoa cord. sear srtv+ol. _ "Our work is not finished, but � •' � - � �a,� ,' � � � - • � # im'teds i4;,c. Aswrcw! nears Coz 6•t,c, Rork - hyArn. Corns cencr'rn tm!•rred. grate , ' bi Leshora suase: X Leshorns zt/ac. Dar ofd nevertheless wt hats done n 'sub- ila Daly k,' 1Coz only, : '' MARSHLANDS'! _ I pt'1OQ L�'rnert Mara 1;7 Fiord Are,. Trront -o. D Pa BLdE COVER _ y =• GE: zlos - stantial - amount of prdiininary 1i P� - - ' . -. Helrondalle Chick Hatehe '. AT BRADFORD MADEIN FRANCE ' +�' ry'• BANTF.D -All erase or are..ea trattl ;rT Tap work." on sole In PURE VllilITE •,. L01DOY, 0�7. .READY TO PL.tYT - lARICATF.D Drtrer tar top htrds .leaeph r•neper Llmlred. _ " ' ,. • FOR SALE. RE \T OR RHARECROP "'1'nultrY D•pt , Y081 Danforth Ave', Toronto '. 'tiOBlt1�O Ma ��' :L1 ) DYEING A!tb CLtAK1N0 t <R'e au runom rr.AtnB+ Its Actually Happ:r3ed _ - COLBAR MARSH GARDENS bovblo book SAYS TO17 aaTthitSS ttetrdr dytfns or clean- LTD. - - ATfiETT70J1 FARlfElt5 and PtwT,erty Ows� �- - � - � � - � � �'' fast writs to vs !or tn[ormatloa. tee ■» ,kPpl.1 B. B. Ct►LT.IKf.P. 8R.\DFORD, era. t am Vrepar«t to purchase to thtr After hearing for }'tars al)Ont the ,4( Auton6alit: `� ltta0 to wrwrr your ouestrons. Deperrm•nf d{atrict tar caioh rT ' 37 �� Lp� Kt v $, Parker's Dya works Llmlted, 7t1 Yoase O�iT. ►RW. TELl.PHO\ 1rJS. Dne•td rtCht, Detects of ltgenddry mart who satvtd off ilia - - ' land, IrrRe er small wrfh fhtr build!vis N'rltt �• altreet. Toronto. Oatarto Qt'1CK 9.\LE ;Ir,na fall part+rnlsrs bf let nomtxr, two. limb he R_a5 Setting Olt, tht real _' Yi 'SEED Cleawint, inndini and Heed plant In cspirx+ number, tnu•nrhy+ to - H PrasnNl - thin({ COmeS along. � A � wTader It- � EASY ROLLr�Q trig Q � ' !'OE GALE sood farmins dtsrn�t. located at Thantaa- R•nin '13 +9 Pnnfo+rh Avrnve. Tmm�tn � ��_' ": t�yr` ATTE*,-Tlo\ F!E!lERa hurt, Olt Ko - iT H1Bbw•ay. Su,tatnss -: • -- - _._ - -_- - - . __ -_ _ - moving a cattvaIk in en nntario . Z I G - Z A G rOR BALE- Tractor Ttrss. mad• o! rubber, storq teed Dtant. BO,z so, frame; uc.rare _ __ -` -• -- plant actually cut through the 5e C- CIGARETTE ROLLER - � •� �. bulldinB. t0 z t3. frame: cement block hour., 2 avtcabit Tor boffins on steel wheels, 116 4e � - e 4 It : io: alarhmery, bunatnaa 18000.00 srll StOpS Bad Checks tion he wa3 sittin on and dro ed � •- --- r"` slab. rear wheels; B7 64- each. front wheels poweretl by 70 h. D. Diesel motor, Reno In• g pp � ,' ;• w'heti otdc•t'Ins state dufexter one w +ern of nutrias to C, E. Rtchardaon. Themasburi, fourteen feet' to the flt•or - -. � - �..- 'S'�'�2 wbteb. Natlnnet Rubher Co. Ltd., t wale tnBaon \l•hil:-titandard.' ISSUE 18 -1847 sht» Ace.. Toronto.. One. .. O"t' •, �' � - - _h ,q, "BL"fTERFIELD" shlnire, mrll wuh erw, FARMS! FUR R.�T.E <,� I - . -• ,'c?'tl trimmer and tracker. !d each - "Lillie � •"' "�: � �- - "t' 200 -Af'RE aalrT farm, - ahgated nn ItMa'a � - - T�'V Giant" waterwheel wkh diets +nn plat.. Alin Hlihway, nine miler a•eat of t'ernwall -_ _- .- wood Dulles and shefnna, llen7•tl 'Cardwell, Ps,rm in t:eellent t•onAltien. rartyiny 70 h•rrA _ _ � - B.allyrroy.. (mt. •. - ot'cattle at Oreient. ButlAinss cnnslst of -" - - _ .; "� - _ CANVAS COVE$jNG two houses. ears• Dam, larie hentx+use anA �� , ,` " ' r -„ - - _ _ - :'tjf ..+. ..� . u M ezceRent --. -..� L . .1.., � .wa, � � Y 'Heavy wbtU Durk 'waterDroot with Iliht hush, BltrAern evulDmenr• In hnut•t'snd Mrn ��� •;1, -` - " ' -" __ - - _ '_ robber twtlns oat side, i0 Inches wide. tf rs ADpiT to R. •C. Hartle: PO Buz to7S, Corn- '\"rr c � - _ -: �' lard. 8nitablt for Carne Dirk. Grnund wall. Oast, �. - ;r s r - _ - Bhetu. Root or Deck Cbverins. FuII i•n(le - - _ �' 700 yards special Dr1es. SaDplted In Tar- � HAIRDRE85lVC. - a, e , '` '_' - t]> faullns, statdT. -loos weartas, complete with LEAKS Halydresslna the- Robertson methoA. - - - t; ' _ 'jJ�- tN rotas f.c anvare toot. write !nr aamnl• Infurmatltm on rtwaert retardins claasea, � -- \ - - � � � � - "' John Lerkit Ltmlted. 77 Welllaitna. St. w . Rt,tertron's Halrtlressina ArsAemT. 1ST Avt• • _ � F - Toronto, are Rmtd. Toronto. �• � � - __1 � FOR 8.\LE- Pictory cook tfooYs, 8r +n rec:Drs. '� <':'V,; - . - - ` � ' DestDaid. Boo. Mn. Andrew sfrCa!n, Flnr• HELP WANED � % <'bF: "- ' EXPERIEXCED HOU3EMA'iD for new ;has`' j,r, - `'''��'y DAHLIA ROOTS,, choice, named, lahell«d, cnuntr7 tame neat Oshawa. Prtvste room. " '; - ,+w• __,�, all co'ora: Cactus. Decorative Formal. Ins washroom, radio, liberal time atf. (9nod bur 'f ° "• " I __ [ormel. 11Tintature, Poma, Twenty -five • cent• rnnnectiona ADDIy Boz 1i0, 7i Adelaide' W., :.$��" � '^ ^e .. '- Toronto.' - � ... ��, �.. 6 •�, each, ten fpr two dolhtrs. � -11 ; ». iSte,t•art ` ,. +�, Mitchell, SCeobr, ffntario "� � � • ., '_ 'A'' FAR)i HA \D- Protestant, married •preferred � S,`,��, � ��`�x�,., �- .1' - - - - -house and milk, supplied. State esDert- - - .�^ CANOE CANVAS - race and aaier. Percy McFadden, Kavan, -"' -- ��. . ' ' All wetihta sad widths also troDDer nails. fit' �,���� ^������ � "� � � , r B / (1 � � � „_� tack■ and canvas filler Write [nr DnrPS 4 GRADUATE \ones: General Dity.•wancea - For the third time in flue months �' � � •\',� Jobs Leckti Llmf2ed. ' ;: weillniton Rtret�t ter a iS t>ed JivnlcnDal Hwpital, to . Florence E e CheCa a • p,. Toronto. •�'• Y,OOB.� Recrtatton � 1'$+- $ CUre_ ---- facHitier Rood, . 9a1ary � i1L0.00 with full yeasty exchange expert, W83 re- _ � _ _ _ r; FOUR ROOM HOt'SF. with nn acre eT Innd. maintenance Increased to 11.0.00 Der month Sp011Seble iOr arrest Of a SUS - hour with hasement and water inside, in - , ' after riz month• service, 6 day week, B hour ' � _ ' sood rcDalr. Situated lui miles from Rtralh• day. 3 week• holidayvrith nay after one Petted bogus check artist. F3era -- - burn off So. Hlihway. \ire place tar star service. Tabu DfunlMpal Hospital. Aoz she shows you how she held tht ••• ^ ' .° Barden■ or cMekens. Price 81.:00. 81». BBO, Taber, Alberta. Iatt One _ __ _ - ' :` Violet \ick, R. R, 2: Dutton: OFft. , a husky iiTUnette wom- •_ _'_ '�,:_ FARM WAGON MEDICAL at1, at bay whlle police were _- - - - , ' 9,STISFY YOCIiRF,I,F- F.very sufferer ' of �l�• � r C'Q - - _ FOLrR wHEF.L F >RS[ SS'AGO\ CHARRiR ...,. 0 ns�Il{ - - - _ ... .. ; ..- ., . �, ' 47 Rheamst;c Yalns or \eurlUt should try SM�kja� P�ai � � `�� eavlpDeA with 800 tt iR tires. Retied r1I•steeY Dizon'a Remed)•, Munro'a Druc Store. Ei3 ' i� i �� ti welded eonatructlon with aAlusteble rrnrh• F.I¢Iri. Ottawa, ,postpaid 81.00. � ,• ��1N'a,// y� ;.d, T61r wason fs ,new, the tltYS are asrM Lot ll,.abor ><n Norway ..,,/ � :.� very aerviccabl•. Rry+Tiat sow DTlce f135.n0, TREAT YOURSELF a( home with electtw• %�r � / mainetfsm for Arthrltls. Rheumatlrm, In• - �� �/���� -.y'_:'- • � -V Plctona Stotors tied, \lasers Falls. Oast. - _ • ._� '� tamale. Varicose veto. and ocher clrcnlatnr) �OTway has had no major labor y .FOR SALE. byerr,�,,�� m{zer. Fletcher, tour -has allmmU Free • explanatory pamphlet■ from dl5plltt for lv }'cars, allOrt than _ mlzer, thorttat[hIy reconditlontd. ]Getter CunDeRemedtea,' Yonis Street. Toronto.' half the labor force of the county � �� „� ��� '� Mach!ne Rhoo, Bnrsaele. Ontarfbr TIitED, ACHING FEET: tiew ofd to foot y r • sutra»». Stony emba,raasini nerrplratien. is unionized, as compared with only _ - .. •, :; ._„ ; � ...`...;.,, `. FRUIT TREES It •Ira► helnea thousand•. Send t.c wnh a quarter in the United States, but - . '- . Good stnr4 ar-- reasmrabte .prfrea. peach. Veer, name End address to 8. J, )deno, 256 Donley - Dr,. Toronto 1:, SL SbarCS Wlth management a Con- _ �� •- t apple <reo,,. H.' xlluns: R. z, • wenanA, - ciliatory attitude to'lvards industria $AI'Q�e Onurlc IT'S PROVES- F,very suft�rcr of Rh•nmatic � O�� ,,i pains o• Keuritl■ should try Dlxon'.� problems. l:nions, moreover, err ' � ` CCO �' •�'�.•` t ' •.: i Indian Hill Turkey Ranch - ..- Remeay. Smnre•. Doti store. 'ii6 Elfin, liable to damases should they harm � - • . � ' YVr tuarantee the Beaulns broad- bt•etsted Ottawa, TMrlpald 11,00, � �;. -.,•� -an em to •er i indusi -ill violation � = `,�';� boons• turkey points. Our flocks are lulu - - - ~- -- - -- p S ry � - ' tacw ■M were headed by KnDNr'Torws dlrert - --= �� RIOAI_IKBTRI'11E�•Ta Of contract, and are Onen 10r 'daitT - " - � - ' - .. - from Oregon, WrNe ror ire. rh'twtar'• to PR ED A ROt)DtNAT[ ►N. hula. a�Ils, `s: ages � should they -breach a tr'•' � � - �• IeNan H +}I Tacker Rnnc(r. Anx teB, Rtasner. chansrrt mudral Instrument• 1 I 1 l'hntnth • . r. .. _ ' art.rl. - Tmoato r tract. f - _ .. _ _ � - 4 • .. .. m r r i tore BROCK..,.. THEATRE THEY'RE HERE AGAIN • > 3KEN'S "BIG 88" _''SISMAN" Wort Boobs for W H T.W 73'Y Blue Coveralls ;6.25 Spring - no better - made Overall$ >63.95 $3.96 Up SamithfaI17 Air- emIfibioned and. SMOCKS f 1l8V'BBDAY FRI SATLV*DAY 79 TICIC l I I Our trucks peas your wq men COAL, COKE, WOOD, CEllBLNT, SAND, GR.A QRL, and 3U1LDER'13 SUPPLIES -; also local cartage work " We havealso placed in stock a fug! MAY 8, 9 and 10 _ ' two Shows - 7 and 9 P. let's FEDORA HATS in MEN'S and BOYS C Y R I L E. M O R L E Y um of x"La LEAF 11[iL mG - 1larfarday Matinee at 1.80 leLding Spring Shades TOWER Bread Rain 00bayLKY F12018. AS Sizee -,Fier Felt . $4.95 COATS in Black Ru*er INSURANCE 'AND Pbo•es s saw Two Years Before REAL ESTATE A yy _ .1MITC y • The Mast PHONE 67 PICK. Piekering, -- MEN'S UNDERWEAR in Alm Ladd Brian Donlevy Jerseys and Shorts - All Sizes .S William Bendix Barry Fitzgerald SuWXtiod Sireetorq ` - 00"AY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY MEN'S SOCKS, TIES; BELTS, BRACES etc., galore GORDON F. OSBORNE - A. E. Richarason MAY 12,13 and 14 _- - - - - C. L. U. - GENERAL INSURANCN - _ - ' Two. Shows At 7 and 9 P. M. y -` -- DISTRICT MANAGEii g' = Come on- In - You'll enjoy . REAL ESTATE CONVWANCING '(Adult Entertainment) ' Shopping FsIG STORE" The Big Sle t p EXPIRE LIFE pp g at "THE An old ea lished agency, r•a ''- Insurance Cumpatty to serve. Humphrey Bogart Lauren Baeaii M. S. C,HAPMAI\ and SOi'�1 Phone Pi*ming td Representatkes Eons D. Munro D g. B L F R THURSDAY, M, SATURDAY -- -._.. _..._._- - -. . - . _ - --- Tom Puckrin MAY 15, if, a,.dl? "ic Mury yn Keane, Oshawa Insurance Of All Kind��� i���a� 1lpn Gulliver, Oshawa r Insurance Adviser Nobody Lives 'TNsphoae, 522 Whitby. Ont ��.1 phone - .r Forever _ - GENERAL - HARI3V ARE _. - -'i�T M. 1Vi A W -- Brougham, Ont, _ Pick. 6 R 22 John Garfield Geraldine Fitzgerald LICBNSED AUCTIONEIFER and r� �. Waher Brennan Faye Emerson and VALUATOR - KEN AND CLARK E I• .. - - ' _ - Sales Conducted Aayn►hlere PRJ��T'2' =�✓� SUPPLIES Phone or Waste - - 614 Dundas St. East, Whitby, Out- AUCTIONEERS Your Sest Market I$ .+,b _ Uccrosed and Authorized' for the Pickering Farms - J. S. BAL..SL�ON PICKERING Farm Counties, Stock, Implements is York A. hold Furakwe, Real Estate for Sales our Specialty at Reasonable Quality Rates. Serve or the u Meats tea. Dual Service Prim of One Pormanedit Nagging Pas Milli ken P. O. phone, AejIn. 52W3 _EGGS _ _L in Season : thM Fm3 a tbo Temper asd - Fish Se Markham P. O. phone Mark. 206 hianas. It quay be Yoas Etas. Prentice$ have been established '}( 'Fruits & Vegetables - auctioneers since 1890. , " - C. H. TUCK. OPT. D. 4 . _... r -. - ..SILK'S MARKET Disq' Black. 0" F. O- 1 Barrister 3olickor iVatary lei. �� •:IFOW� - OSHAWA G. C. RICFiARD50:V -- • - Phone Pickering 26 : - ° suite 611 - Gmunental Life aftN Your eggs are'eandled with$ 4 1FV' - -- - - - - -- -- - - - - - -. Phone 16'.6 871' Bay St. Toronto hours from time of arrival, which Sellers & Atkinson gives you a better grade, and DANFORTH BUS LINES LTD. F Your satisfaction my crate.s consequently more - .,money. _ i Daily Service t�A,�,. 2a1W2 - �Aff. For yoni convenience,' weF are • Dany e:. Sun. & Daily oz. Sat. BUM & Licensed PAINTER a DECORATOR z open from 8 a. m. to 6 P. M. Sun• do Rol~ Hol.� Sum, & Hol. only HoL daily, including Saturdays. ` ! Claremont ?.15 8Y15 - 14. 16 S.db 8.00 - Iioa 66 r Pickering Farms Brougham 4.27 8.27 '12.27 3.57 8.12 Auctioneers DICKERING ONfiARIO c e g Green River 4.35 8.35 12. 35 4.05 18.20 25 Year's Experience y Limited I Locust Hill 'fi.38 8.38 12. 38 X4.08 8.23 Sales condtwted anjwhere. Malvern _ . 8.05 -9.05 1. 05 4.35 8.50 Specializing in Farm Stock J. I. {Hudj SfEWART, 8.• A. `a Whitby 336 -Night or Day Return eve A.M. A.M. P. M. P.M. . PAL !`urniture arid -.Property Sales. .Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Toronto 9.15 10.00 5. 45 -2.00 9.45 All Sales personally listed and WHITBY, ON advertised. Bills prepared and RIVER BEND FARMS* Daylight Saving Time ,Parcel Express Grover 5650, Oxford, l2ft posted. `erv�ce Road = - Prompt Greenwood teenw = ' 1'hoae _Pickering 17 R 18 Cherrywood Reasonable Rates by :hiss Edith Roach) -`-,Claremont Meats - PHONE 290 STOUFF'v = -F. J. Done' bit, Harold Penney and MrS. Ren- _ D. A., B. Sc. - 3 pie and daugiiler visited Mrs. Pert- Rumours to the effect, we are discontinuing service nung our serve o -RADIO ° SERVICE 'Ontario Land Surveyor = may here on Sunday. - Dunba` ton - are unfounded ; ' : • 365 King Street, East, Oshawa. Oat. ` ,Sorry to report Miss E. Roach un- .- der the doctor's care..- *e hope for BUSINESS AS USUAL _ � - • • - �a speedy recovery. I - _.. The May meeting of the Woman's CHOICE A. WILLOUGNBY `Association .rill be held at the home _ Willoughby Farm Ages MEATS -'FISH POULTit Y Head Office - Toronto r of Mrs, Do-iala Milne, on Wednes- - Os Ri,palT .�« 166 Yonge St. A-DOM day, May 14. Rol 1 Cal] -A Verse on a "Mother ". Hostesses• -- (group 5, Also PHONE 3501 �CLAREHONT - 'm Kaks or Kodak Canada- �E�'bl°hed Forty •please remember to bring an apron; -roots or plants , be sold. __ ;ARTHUR FIELD CONSULT OUR ACTIVE CIIYDEPT. bliss Purdon was a t . Janeh ills PHONE 62 R 1 • F C F t 1- < t M C M E I N T 1- 1 CITY =over the week -end attending a Gol- - don- Wedding Anniversary celebra- •' A -SPACE A number of friends and neigh. COMRIE LUMBER • • bats gathered at the home of Mr. - and, Walter, ' Hollinger Thurs- The Ma 1 to tender a . LIMITED Qs day ev g, y , NEXT' :WEED shower of good .wishes and Presents `: TELEPHONES - 'Howard 1117, and Scarboro 336 v to Cecil and Mrs• Hollinger, who Dumbarton Radio Service Dumbarton QQ��� were married recently. Also a� this , , " > - Scarboro Junction- party a speech was made by Alvin i Pilkey and Cecil was presented with . 7 sn electric clock from the hockey Pickering Jewellery, Pickering In Stock For Immediate Deliver the Jabal on the upper right hand F ICKERING 1MEAT ,1MARKE'T - $ in. PAPER BACKED INSULATION WOOL' V Have you .looked st the date an FRANK R. SMITH 210 lb. Al sphalt Shingles' corner of this paper - Shaw's the X Quality First Service Our Alas ~ Wide Variety of Colours Sooting NaU with da t.-� it due??.??? -WE BUY THE HEST - YOV MARE THE TEST" Shingle Orders Only 'Phone Picloering 30 _ _1 AD grades of B. C. Cedar Shingle -