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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1947_05_16, P VOL, 67 No. 37 P'ICKERING, ONT. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1947 t ,� Authorized as Second Class Matter Sub. Rate $2.00 per year; U. S. $2-50 W, C. Murkar and Son, Pkiblishers l C'• -Pont Office Department, Ottawa- � Irwin Pickering totar Ross Elected Of S -Club -For 1947=48 ROSS IRWIN, PRESIDENT OF ;,BOY SCOUTS ORGAtiIZED_- ;One Pork Chop Between Five Ontario and Durham Counties ' OTARY 1947 -45 Pickering Village P �p to In Holland Today Jerse y Cattle Club Parish Show to t' Y T1jb Board of Directors of Picker - At a meeting two weeks ago, the be held, May 31, at 12.30 p. m: at! °. ^ irrg Rotary Club met on Monday ev -t Club were ocal churches vited send Irene of Pi eringott rand r&nedghast Yrzze Listoia now out. attractive Bill Sparrow ,was in the village Cler%y of the eniag and elected the Club Officers for a few days this week, for the year 1947 -48, taking office two representatives to a meeting to week on the Queen Elizabeth from A head -on collision occurred at the on July 1st. The Board now includes: be 'held on 'May 12th, for the pur- England where they had been spend- Hoye is your subscription. date to Brock Road and No, 2 'Highway oa President, Ross Irwin. Vice - Pies., pose of re-organizing the Boy Scouts i tg two months visiting friends .and this paper -is it past due? Look Wednesday night, when a Toronto 1•n this neighborhood,, ' relatives. at the label in the upper right-hand and an Oshawa car collided. The ` W. C. Murkar; ,Secretary, Wm. A. Re resentatives from all groups + "'We didn't have a real roast of passengers escaped with cuts and Goudy, Treasurer, Ray T. I?oble. P �° P corner on this pages' excepting the Presbyterian Church (beef all the time we were there", bruises, Sgt -at -Arms, '_Veil R Shortreed; were presefit at this meetisg in the ! Mrs. Elliott 'said. While spending AUDLEY NEWS Several of the business pltsce$ Directors. H. T. Falliase, C. E.. j Town Hall here -on Monday 'night, 1 four days in Holland, they went to —_ Di rte —1 of the village are receiving a new Morley. which was again addressed by sir. a cafe for dinner one day and had I Mrs W. H. Westney spent a• few coat of paint—attractive to visitors. tart ' This week's meeting was devoted Horwood, of the Boy Scouts Assoc. ; one pork chop between five people. days last week with tten daughter, Bill Bunting received a nasty cut g devoted 1 These representatives comprise a } They visited in the south part of Mrs. Gunter, in Hamilton, on his leg, necessitating several: to the first preparations for the Corrunittee set up for the purpose of England and saw some of the flood William Boyes is staying with his 'stitches, while at his *work with the Anneal Dominion Iuay Celebration continuing and completing the or- conditions. Army "ducks" were used ,sister, airs. Theo. Annaa at Ares- !Forestry Dept. near Dorset. He is , in the Park here, All committee ChRii'n'ien have .been named and i oairizatioa and is as follows: Chair -, t4 transport people down town to ent, at home now. are now at work, getting ready for man, Ray T. Doble; Secretary, Fier. j shop and to take children to school. l►Iisa Brown, teacher �t No, 6 Local -ball team sate busy geeting they expect — a still bigger old Richardson, Committeemen: k Fuel w••zs short_ and small electric attended the teachers' gathering at in shape at the park here every ev- w'Lmt e?' P� ! Douglas Johns, Wm: Lavender, Ed. ! stoves' were prohibited in some, of the Brooklin school last Thursday.. enings The first game on the 26th. First of ,rniy, Lrt,ai:a �r a-t to a� gar James- Jos, xuseier, Lou. � tfi " ^ ^" * "'° to hely'conserre power. � Dick Winter Jr., planted several Mr. and Mrs, Holter (nee Betty gram will be annour►ted as they are man, W. C. Murkar and two to be They tried to buy some English } acres or eai`Fy p.tal,.. lack, r: `/_ .:agr;l) of "Toronto_ ttresented J ; ---prepared { orp,�r *� F,� the Pre9b,,terian- eon - chinaware, but-found it irnpossibb- } of the Cobbler variety. their two children - €ter the Rite at , - - -- -- _ Next week's program is Sn charge y �_ of Rotarian Barry Murkar, who in- gregation, The Clergy of the local •tinsel on (.tin l,a;,,o .,,,,. tlsod and ' --- 5_serA7 friPndc from the Almonds ,Baptism at the morning service in TH,EFqC-KER— ING, NEW churches are to be cotrespo uding they were not crowded• :1Qrs, Elliott Church district attended the drama the United Church here. troduces as his speaker, Rev. Luff- ! 41' m" "embers of thi Management Com- stated that conditions at present r yen in the church here on Friday Sir. and bits. Wm. Sparrow and man,, Minister of the United Church mittee are much worse than during thN ` evening, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Lockwood, memo at. Greg ivcood and Circuit. Mr. Lull- The choice of a permanent Scout war. Prices are much higher the t We are "glad to see Mrs. Cowie bets of the United Church here, -who etas liar had" more than routine ex-'� here and, there is a great housing oat again after her t�ecest illness. have recently left Pickering were nce in Western Canada, and is I Master has yet will be made, and this honor congregational �� � ,appoiirtment will probably be the , shortage. Househo)d . furniture arcs The apple g**+wRr•= 'in this district guests of at'a � . an interesting speaker. most difficult of any, it calling for Ronds are almost - impossible to buy. feared for their. crop during the srreeting in the church on 'Wednes- o:se over 21 years of a who has ! Mrs. Elliott and Irene. visited � recent .cold" snap. The theremome- day evening. during which a pree- Deabarton Rome and 5ehoa! Assoc. Mrs FAiott's'sir sisters, �•hom she ;ter we:.t as low as 26 degrees on entation of lamp and vase *as made ^" Fleet Officers For Coming Year more than a easusi interest in boys had not seen in ovvr 30 years. Her onof or two • ni -hta, Tho late spring to each couple, bins. W: P. Baker card interested in Boy Scout work— ; someone willing to devote, time to other daughter Maxine returned t•, had kept the buds back, or more reading the addresses. 5j $he• Annual Meeting of the Dun - ' a task that pay's an abuxdarFPe of i Canada by air and will return Witt; damage might have been done. bartoa home an i School Association her husbard who will visit here next I Qrap mere Orchard3 burnt, about six vas held in the school on Wednes- ' rewards, The Committee would be , I '1'0 The Editor. leased to hear from an who are fail. Even thrush condition are bar. n : of well baled s'raw and 'say Son- day. May 7, at 8 p. M. } p y } W. C..iiurkar aid Son• ii the•: had a goad trt�; : n•£ .e:Fjoyer! during the three days �chieh helped On behalf of .he Pickerui a in and especially some gen- g The following officers were elect- y I every minhte of it. to create a sanAlse screen and aided Women's Institute 1 v�-lab to exp- - ed for tl+e` ensuin year: President, tleman who would enjoy this work g oitd be willing to take it an. In the in the air circul "tion. e y Mrs. J. Phillips Vice - Presidents. I meantime Messrs Dobte, Lavender Hand- 1'ickin 1,al�r►r Tbe, d'•n"'s "Tr�-p,ct and Stn -_ ress our sincere gratitude for our } g - most gerero x: co- )peration in ous Mrs. L. Valleau, Mrs. W. J. Smith; shine'• put nn weir" by the Green- - . and J,•hrw w;'•; to : :� charge. The '� - attempts tt, forw=ard our work thro Recording Secretary, .Ilia. ` G, war- Committee is mee:in again on g w e Youns* E'en a o I,n Friday ev- our paper. � son; Corresponding Secretary, �Ii =s g g A local farmer visiting the tiea-s rd fi Y the mediurz'of y P pe M. Yellin(t; Treasurer, Mrs, N. Lit Wednesday everting, *ay 21. Office a few days kSo,was telling a- e•ning last i,m. tho local church -was We are grateful indeed for your t1eLOid; Exec. Members: Mesdsrnea: — - - -- °•'bnu. his problem.* anJ di°ficulties in r. ell attended. ?.11 tFp cast did their courte=�• and co- operatian extended St. Jchn Jtcl7on,ld, W. J. Smith. I _ securing satisfactory farm he•'.p, Of per!s vet', The ;'et r as not ass god -- Just round It but $ a at all times some he says: "They want $5.00. a s one as many chiefly On account of 'Sincerely. yours, Mr. Ballik, Mr. Poster; Conveners: j worth the poor editing in the last scene - " - -• :_.__._-..__.:.: _ _. Mesdames Foster (Social) Pellirg I Several persons we know' of heard day, a-rd my Gaud, they ain't � P e A. E. Richardson. � 15 cents. .why, one fella' comes out particularly, Amateur theatri< is Rob- I the CB newscaster a' few days a o Secretary- Treasurer, Pick. W t. 4 (Hen! :h ); Moore (Literature), C g out much that is desirable in - . inson (Program), Code (Religion), tell us that "The cost of living had } to work for me. wearing a long pair bring thank You kind'y, ladies' We deep- 4 I­;mne ,� of mitts on him..how in h.. , .1 can the educatfnnsl vrork amo tg Y+i£ The officers were installed by Mrs, up • -it really sounded as + 1 out blades of grass in People, 1 appreci.te }out Letter, e+ r,ez tatty —� + a man Pu! eo le, the' hardest part to assist is Y ilarvey, of Toronto, who congratul- though Ottaa had just found it , when we get so few of them. A ated the Association on their reports out, he seemed so surprised. One .i 6 Patch of onions, wearing a pair ' s the reailly of ice o .as there are glance oler tl,k page and that o! so few really choice ones to be had• which denoted a very successful lady o' " our acquaintance suggests of mutts, The Community Club met at the ether weeks retests numer >u; an- year, and encouragettl.us to ao on to that Mr, ILacKenzie Bing'q house- nouncements for which w oecer "( j home of Mr, and Mrs. Gard Winter- even greater success in the year `to keeper must have been asking the J charge that organization, b :'_ they FOR T S on 1Konday evening. After the reg- t Work and ace to come. boss of the house -or extra grocery War business of the meeting was a 1 .mean time, 1• We knovy that there Is no great- money". us. Ed. i finished, Pres. hill Winter intrvsci- 4 er satisfactiun that that of knowing 1 11W(eri Town,+hi Softball 11g P '• urce,l the' matter of. Troua hoepital - something has really been accomP- cam; s�" cuu drt't m' lee - l: ntplo}• . � � The fir: t game of the T.n, n >hip ir':.ti m and the majority prese::t q, o ect as lished for the good of the school, ... w..__. ,.....: ....,. �nfthal Le. ;re wiil be pla" "i -.at 'favored the Blue CroFk watt, Sev- I matey in i• 'f. nA,t, rnl,roc}' a h surr:7unli�ng community and many-- '" Ackerin'= vngMay: ^�}- Gct�;�w�,x; � r � e,,;irfor : Thu outl,gre " .,1�1 e � 'worked very -hard QSs- -j-,.� ► ,1�. F' P.Fa of the Club member; _a�ho could i�.�or for C..nadn. The great ti.•pieca. r_er: hers Dulhvron. C„rnpieta" . schedule not be present sent v�ord that they t t.nd a ^c�:nnli�he3 a great deal. ion of tho 'third.: %could a-, hare -� O th„ i.' ti ?n appear• in our neli is -ue, __ ,would -)ike to be included in any h.y i rs had lx en' able. P eRsc remember to cortte t $ ROTARY FA. R t:a },p ^+�rd i! imp + Party b, be held an th +� - -` .- Pl�r .favors d, Ft sons necessary to to make money. The pooraat *.;Pe of t.c►: ,� 111 R'1 H5 ;r,v "forty rcent of the' me+�b•r- n. a Pe s<h , %;i gro�+nds :•n the afternoon of b.'t'E:1I \G SHOW ]1.t�- ?3 I bola Is the boa w'ho i, p _j r� ship in order t„ get the pl.�:+ antra rr. ;q:ed Word. J7 JAna a.t<? i „ tiLQ br; a dance aLL Day - .j+�t� J� �7 G(� Born at the Pickering "rsi+tg , s, , *v " s Over the, nuirt�er . g iifieii their? g?a� in : "e evening. Te; tour- friend::. _ z +-r-., - Sun&y, May 11,. 194, to - itt7antinn of joining up.. A comet. 'r�,wa- r �•r:�e x" � �1r, and tiirs. D��naici Andrew, 1'irk -lee �urel:�S Autn.Rices itteg with Pere; \gale as Chairman uh - I ri- Ont. a daughter.• Jalopy Races . and F. All. Chapman sirs appointed Variety of Rides to make all necessary arrangements. ` Andrus, �Iidvvav Attraction;' Born, -on Sunday, May 11,19 Yto i'uki•rinu 1'r�it�K1 (-hurt n } Anyone i interested can get in "touch Rev. Robs. C. Copeland, R A. In the" Estate of Charles A 30 Booths at the Pickering Nut rnh H with this Committee as the lists are lltinister'. ^ Deceased. Ball Gimme 'Vii. asd Mrs. Mervy. i Jo Tson (nee ec expected to be comp eted in about ALL PERSONS. having claims a- Grandsta d Shows 'Marjorie Riley), a daughter, Hea two weeks, SUNDAY, tiLtY 18, 19411 gainst the estate of Charles Andrus, Children's Paarade : ' then Yvonne, 10.00 a. m• - Sunday School ; late of the Township of Pickering, Old Ty`me ;ldusic 11,00 - iiorni:mg Service , Thresher, vvho died on or about the In Memoriam NOTICE TO CREDITORS 7,p0 p'. m. - Evening :Vorship 23rd day of March, 1947, are hereby . AND OTHERS • notified to send in to the undersign- Alexandra Park cALVERT - In lovi;ra memory, of . Choir practice will not be. held this ed Executrix on or before the - First my dear Daddy, Thomas Calvert, In the Estate of Ann Eliza Bryan, week. 'OSHAWA Deceased' Day of July=, 1947, full particulars who pissed away; May,17, 1926. Of their claims, after which date Years of striving, little oil play " _.. , Uan6won United Church - "d the assets of the deceased will be Loving and giving,the whole of the ALL PERSONS having claims a- SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947 distributed amongst the- parties -en'- HIGHLA:�iD CK_EEK tiEV1�S ' way; - vaainst the Estate oft Ann Eliza Bry- 9.45 - Church School titled thereto having regard Only to _ A -Heart of Gold, an, late of the `Township of Picker- 1V1, D. Fantitt� Supt, ' the clai�rts ' Of which the Executrix �Dn +Saturday evening some of the Tn the dearest', Daddy the World ing, in -- -the - _ _ it shall then have notice. - - :members of the Fellowship Class• could hold. ow, who died on or about the 28th ` '• met at the home of George Cain for a-- -IEver remembered Iy his daughter, day of February, 1947, are hereby - C vtennial United Mums ; Dstieid at Pickering, Ont, this 14th a spot of fellowship. Due to diverse t3or►trice,: and Girls. notified to send in to the undersign- Highland Creep , day of May, 1947, reasons s good attendance was not ed Executor, on or before the 26th SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1947 ';Julia Lindsay, Executrix, by J. I, in evidence so the regular meeting CARD OF THANKS day of May 1947, full particulars of 1.15 Afternoon Church School Stewart, B, A,, Pickering, Ont., her was not held. Next month Douglas their claims, after which date the Mr, H. Bramwell, BuPt- Solicitor herein, Duncan has invited the Class to his 1 wish to thank my many friends assets of the Deceased will be dig- 7.d0 - Evening Worship home for to croquet PaTtY• of Pickering and. District for• the iributed amongst the parties en S,40 - Young People's Union NOTICE Sunday evening, Rev, Mr. Holley marry kindnesses and assistance ex- titled thereto, having regard only to + v I the Estiste of the late Chs�les preached his farewell sermon at tended to us during the long illness daivu of which the Executor - sha Presbyter Chsu+ch, Plekertall In p AFadnra, P4ckerias. Cestenaial before t W=g up his and paring of my late husband then . have mice. Rev. David mil, g�iDAY, MAY 18; 194'f ALL PERSONS who have lest with new post in Brantford. As a basis Mrs. C. T. Stevenson School the Iate Charles Andrus, .any farm for his talk he used the Ordinatiotr : Da.ted at TormU% this 29th day . of 2,00 _ Sunday ; machinery, implements, docks, etc. Servicd of the United Church which ' jAk Dance Of The 9ftsen I I Aput#, 1947.' 5.00 - Church, r ►+� we fbr repaiirs, are hereby notified to demands the candidates preach the call immediately, identify and prow Glory of God, Jesus the Master, and - Thomas George Bryse, Executor W St. George's Angh"a � ► before reinovsal Iron Preen• the" Salvation of Men. As yet the B�'0Ltg �in P. E. Ault, 100 McKinnon Mdg., 19 piclnering, Out- property ism, to be followed by sub"queat Committee has mot called a new Melinda St. Toronto 1, his Solicitor - . •jar, E, G. Robinson, Rector ' j,_ •.'':? adjustment and settlements, minister but hat, two or more who Sat. May 17' herein. s1rNDAY, MAY 18, 1917 ]alSa Lhdsay, are coming to preach. Next week, ', May is 10.00 a. m, - Sunday Sct►oot + F,xwuu*U K Estate of • late Charles ,Continued On Pages ave!'!�y tasty 11.00 a. M. - Morning Be" h Andrus► P>elgerlati~ Oat. + -� r,•�>� „ '`..x «� •�,.�,ua���` �m� rrv.•.a. ±, �.h- -, '6 - _ . -..-v �. � 'j'_ �.. -h'i s � - ,.. _ _ _ • -_ - � .._ - ;_ - -_ - . .. - I►wiw.♦ +o r►'.. tone nos : +. _ TEEN-TOWN .TOPICS the vacation spots of Ontario. ,. LeodsCanoda's First ( t t ~ - 'Well this column is alright," tics By BARRY MURKAL editor told us as we came bads t a from the composing rogtn. 4134 fi;OfiIZONTAL SS Seines NS, ,E ur i hurried into the newspaper I , quote this from the Department of that column two weeks ago, where t.!1 Pictured Sts Observe NINTH office • and knocked gently on the National Health, Ottawa -- "Sun- you started giving advice about Canadian 56lie e a native t D►WSiH t editor's door. Ye editor looked up glasses should not change the hues kissing, wasn't so hot. Leave that commander. of (1iS110w as I entered and a scowl took the of natural colours." Too bad, and stuff to somebody that knows what _ M8 Outer t C - place of the smile usually seen on _sometimes we think we are going they are talking about." sj . -Gen 5 7 _ - sh ;. T 't his very pleasant face. Hollywood with those fancy cheat- "Okay, okay.' we shot back. "III = covering to Native metal 'VERTICAL E "Well, where have you been ?" he ers. be in early with my copy next ,u 1I Great Lake l Torrid demanded, "press time and you as + ■ + week." 13 Wingfike part 2 Before 20 Greek letter 36 Farm tool late as usual." Changing the subject again, we _ "you had better be, or you'll be © 14 Beverage 3 Closer ! 21 Bachelor of 37 Awaken "Here's my column," i replied, have 'been told that the new picture out of a job," warned ye editor. 1S Existence 4 Shout Arts (ab 1 38 Biblical "just finished it a few minutes ago." the "Egg and I" is chuck full of And with that we left him to t l6 Five and Qve 5 Cost, 22 Send in pronoun The editor reached for it. "What laughs. Well. it must be very dif- finish his pipeful), and `�Tetn -Town � 17 Relative (ab ) insurance* payment 44 Orchestra have you got this week? Let's see ferent from the book. It was chuck Topics!' 19 Hawaiian freight (ab). 25 Loans 45 Fewer • now. It says here ": Well, the full of smut. We saw the picture garland. 8 Stagger 26 Animal 46 Sinbad's bird middle of May is here, and the "The Sea of Grass' last week and 21 Measure of 7 Share. of food 28 Arrival (ab.) 47 Man's name warm weather is welcome. Teeners once again we felt that Spencer area 8 Malt drink 30 Negative word 49 Meadow are getting committees drawn up Tracy is the greatest actor in Hol- von will sales strains at ; : 23 Halt -em 9 Sped '33 Musical note 50 And (Latin) for the graduation dances, and lywood. Well never forget him as Th� �� 8 S a� 24 Toward t2 );Node Island 34 Stress 52 Telegraph everyone is in there pitching. Final Father Flannagan in "Boys Town.' a ,a 25 Behold! (ab.) 35 Three (comb. (ab.) exams are being crowded for time After -the show the other night, we Ton With 27 Whiskers 1 ''U9 Finish orm) 53 Long fish and the young uns are going around said to Susie: "There is a man 1 tC n•a� Room i*rb Batik 9Yowee rd Talaf•�rar 29 Building I 3 5 . 6 7 8 these days with a somewhat per- would never want to meet person- • starts, taro up- 29 lexed and worried look, as if they nall for fear that he was not the t)on>.te, as tie nr p 5 , • Go" Food. Dldri sat Dana- 31 written form .: r i{ I wonder what some of the stuff in sane in real life as on the screen." ins )Flint= of Mister those books is all about. We have saarYorrra n Castsw •32 Upon "� 6 noticed one young fellow, several "Now this column isn't bad, so Tel. RA. liar _ 333 He commands {, mornings of late, sitting beside the far'' piped ye editor. "Take that the Canadian 17 �;', ' 'a9 CO — I _ ATtn7 ,., bus stn$ with a book on his knees first page to the composing room, 3a Convenient { 4 25 b trying to catch up at the last while I finish reading this." . minute, "H -m m " he purred. dfurkar 39 Near 'n twoate natrrtrcLt: -,���� suggests that young people get out ycttxtatsct� E1,50 +. If, * s, ` Z .While we are near the subject of on bike hikes this summer. . It's (ath) !1 y J. '.1 1 graduation dances, we might then- good living and good living means ' - 41 Either - - _ 42 Southeast 133 :rte 9b tion that several of the high schools good health. Sunshine is vitally lab) j * 41 , now have their own live bands and important to everyone. Ontario - -- 43Chestborn have no furt�r-- orries about who Holiday, the weekly radio program, 45 Lion 4T— .4 43 is to supply the music. One of those will give you free details concern inlet �s towns that boasts its own band is lag youth hostels, if a gang of you 48 On the 41 �f St) l SL. 53 ~. Brockville. Bruce Ker and his decide to tour the province or part . sheltered side ' ^g t tf .t _ ,: r °..� T,;- :, o 51 Indian a name, for themselves, not only in grand way to vacation. There is HOTEL METROPOLB 54 Boundary ti 511 Brockville_ but in manit 'nf rM,tl (,,,, .0 a auL yvu gar+ tlo nu►YASi Ia)t.ij towns in the eastern section. An- it cheaply if a group go together - ore• - C.r+.s. araewn . other eastern outfit made up of on 'the idea. The program. On- - teen -agers is Murray Harris and tario Holiday, is heard over CFRB =- � �� �� � company who are constantly is do- and d under the direction of Barry ISSUE fi0 --1947 FARM mand wherever teeners are dancing. Rood -a man who really knows LTp norih at Owen Sound a group Bp {swendofine P. Clarke of young fellows, with a girl bass fiddle and girl pianist under the What `women will dol Yester- course -wet. direction of Lewis MacDonald are • getting around plenty. This band day l was talking with a little old Monday morning teas even better, lady over 80 who said that her so we did not feel in any particular is strictly on the side of "sweet i daughters often. wished she would rush. Of course we knew that even music" and - the leader says that - get a permanent wave. "But I if we only attended to our chorea, sweet music is much in. demand up don't think 1 could sit that long," they alone would provide us with there, •tint to be outdone by the she said. enough work for most of the day. -smaller centres throughout the pro- "And why would you?" I asked: But on i farm. you never can tell wince, '!'oronto has an up- and -com -- ; Anyone with soft, wary, hair like five minutes after be had gone ing band under the leadership of a " yours doesn't need a permanent." to the barn Partner was back again. yQUrtft fellow named Don Hackett Call the vet.;' he said to me. "that of Western Tech. Don organized "Oh, but 1 put it up is curlers red heifer is having trouble. Put this band last July and since that %very night," she said, and laughed some water on to boil and then time they have been-very busy fill- at my surprise. Imagine- eighty- you }mod better come to the barn ' ' ing engagements in and around the odd --►ad all that patience l But So 1 called the vet. --and 1 rather city. :; :.The C 'H A N T E C LE R then, the little old lady told me.a fancy f got him out of bed. How- - ---�a '' 0 • ` 4 t - - -- better eyrie. She. said a friend of ever, as 1 went to the barn with �YeII, that's- intcr�csti tg news for 12� Feet %4bOVe Sea Level f hers still wears her hair in ringlets the hot water he was - coming ap young people,' said the editor. . I' "Now what's this stuff here'" at Ste. Adele en Haut, Q. -- p and puts it up herself .every night• the lane. . Naturally i thought mp _ •- w ind makes it into curls every day. services could now be dispensed Many of the gals who have taken Visit this beautiful 400 acre Laurentian mountain estate, on crystal - And that little old lady is 931. with. But no-the vet. took one a fancy to • the jewel - specked sun Clear Lac Rond, 1,200 feet above sea' level, offering every facility for o t look at the heifer and called to we glasses will be unhappy to Luuw rely ration or play. Some . accommodation still- availaMt in lime. k - "Don't go away, Mrs.. Clarke+ it that sun glasses should not be worn Less than two hours by train or car froth Montreal. See yo•,rr ► The foregoing was written Satur- day. specialist This mornin Monday morn- will take three of us for this job. p Travel Agent or write for full information. morning-- e » specially advised them. Indiscrimi- g _.. ing-1 didn't spend much time note use of sun. glasses tends to THE CHANTECLER ' thinking of little old ladies either Su that was that -and there was lower the tolerance of the eyes for - with or without curls. But the nothing for it but to, forget mg light. The trouble is -and we Sea. Adele en Haut, P.Q. (Tel. 81) ' thought did cross my mind that I natural squeamishness at what could write a pretty good story an might be required of me. At long .,V: hat does a Farmwife do that a last the heifer was delivered of a City wife doesn't have to "- if you calf -but the calf was. dead. It was i get what I mean. Yes, and 1 really too bad, but it couldn't be helped. 7 ,think today would supply a pretty It was just one of those things- good answer to that question. an abnormal birth '- which will " happen occasional) in the best of _ . _ : First 1 should tell }ou Ehat son Y `"WHEN YOU'RE TIRED _ k - . Bob is away for the week -end, well regulated barnyard families. "There didn't seem any reason why But It threw the whole day off AS YOU' CAN BE... r" the shouldn't go-the weather being schedule. We were late with the what it is made getting on the land milk, late with the chores, late with : impossible And of course a farmer breakfast -and certainly slopping must always take his holidays in around in the mud didn't help things -' bad ' weather. No basking in the at a11, But the other calves• were - 41.�. ids. L;.., —ouany day. are worn- - -J1Tat „orr3(ing. We have several - - - ,mow . :TRY A CUP OF - ing days. So Partner and I and that are -being raised for veal. They `tI PT ON'S TEA the chores were here to ourselves. are taken back to their mothers Sunday was uneventful - and of -twice a day for a meal but the rest of • the tine they are kept tied up. Leading them back and forth is 1 Slang Word _ remarkably good ezrercise, I can'. - assure you. The antics of those :A youngster had reached the age calves is something to marvel at. � + 't F ` when he liked to show off to his How anything so young�be so - -f mates his knowledge of big words. strong) This morning Partner was • "I'll bet you," he said to the taking one back to its pen while I neighborhood toughie, "that you took' another -or rather it took me: don't knows what 'expectorate' presently, I heard Partner say- ' - means.' - "Darn you-can't you step any- •'i �• '� - '""'• ' ' :Aw,, sure, I do," said the other where but pn my feet!" lad. "It's' the, slang word for 'spit." e • * i I• Yr •: Later in the morning the trucker j No CHANCES With arrived to take one of the little acrobats off to market. • I watched IIIdd On MaXWen it go and re, I that anything 3 ' 3 ' so full of life' must be sacrificed HOIIee. Its# 1M exltM"dell- before veal steak can be fed to hungry people or money handed !• dous'blend of coffees that over to provide us with the where- ._.��/�y y a8 RsdiaIIt Roasted to de. with -at! to purchase the neccssitia \,/NL IJPMN � SPJSK �� r: of life: GIWS YOU THAT • velap ell its extra -rich, fnll.� Of course in between trips to the � TM - -• �+ ,� - - -'� -� barn I •was attending to my chicks.' - ��y' • They should be running out but the i What a lift you get from famous Lipton's --- -• - - -- weather forbids. Since they cannot = Teal It's Lipton's FLAVOR -Ltrr ... adeliciom, - get to the grass the best I can do - stimulating combination of brisk, ' mellow �oynuS�Rer�O/�Ty�� is cut grass and take h to them. �lauor ... Plus a lift that sends exhilarating G. And do they love it. Which re- new energy right through you, from head to r i 7. � �� ��'�� minds me -1 have yet to makes toe. Lipton's Tea is awonderful "pick-me-up" - •� •trip to town to get more feed for when you're tired - wonderful anytime, morn- my biddies. Three - ninety for a bag ing, noon and night. And only Lipton's gives �w,'lr «�; ••z =: tl . ' � '°" ' w'3 '#'�'°�- to you that rLAVOR LIFT— because it's the blind ealtave pain, aeavom diatres and weak. Of feed anti it lasts five days. Pretty' 'araaky, "ar.ea.e oat" feeling, of such that makes Lipton's and the blend is Liator, s ideyo -whw ddw to female functional soon is will Cal ;c two hags a week „ : -own secret! Get Lipton's, the tea with O e � M�•a'�JS'KsoyS— dirtmeba000, Words i l to feel then. There isn't much \' 'ANO REM M � a' e, uLwvoR -tier. at your grocei r today) E SER -No FeA NO C3a3 tfECETSSIE t a :�. ^,c- f°ori tt� v :ce' :1�• .,;� c.,�que � troulro wlr}l LIPTON S ds�os I en one has ei ickeit feed to.bay. tf .... netted Less C.K.E. BUi LEM' Rheumatk Struggle For Social justice Best Kitchen Place Pal St SALAIA Amos 5:6 -15, $1-24. Takes $100 Prize { Golden Text.—Seek good, and �i•' . 1 K icot evil, that ye may live. —Amos 'They say a woman spends more 5:14, time in her kitchen than in any other room in the house. If that's Nowhere, perhaps, in all. the the case, then a well planned kit- history of nations are there to be ehen can solve many a home- __ • found more indealistic regulations maker's difficulty. SAG for the prevention of social injustice Did you ever stop to figure out than among the Jews in their an how you could save saps in your t ` •'�'r eient homeland. kitchen, how you could accomplish // • One recalls the Cities of Refuge, more with• less effort by moving the Af, the land .laws, the provisions for kitchen furniture, by altering the the protection of debtors, the Year fixtures? Put down the plan of 1- �� ' of Jubilee and other regulations all your present kitchen and then draft `�„� • —, err ".+ "r. ✓ +� designed to safeguard human rights one containing your own ideas for � ,rr�y ,�,�, •�,��, and welfare. improvements. The Canadian Na- orll, Yet, in spite of all this, injustice tional Exhibition is offering $100 �.-": + and oppression were prevalent. in prize money for the best re- 1� - '"r•�,/ - ,; jZ Then, as now, there were grafters modelled kitchen plans sent in. �1 ,! The moment you feel >i : ' and exploiters. Kate Aitken, Director of Wo- men's the fast twinges of t rheumatic pain - erect _ ' . s �:• •.' • Activities, •make's it clear that - ever contestant must be a bona t taking Kruseben. ! . Imagine some thoughtful, intelli- y Tbotteands • gent, hard - working farmer who un- - fide homemaker. Architects draw - who st:fi gyred s ' X1 j derstands the conditions upon ings or professional lay outs will not a P written to tell a how a -which• our life and welfare'depend be considered by the judges. Ktuschen leas hel coming into one of our modern Two plans must be sent --one of them. Why not lets .; cities, He would observe the ease the old kitchen, showing its size, Kruschenhel you? Bytsl, n Kruschen �•' C E �� 8 R o W N `F'1 rly each morningg the system ;a and luxury of those making no real openings and working diiiiculties, benefited by the mineral'snite in this fine w.N•YA FaArungs contribution to society, not to men- The second plan would show the remedy, organs of elimination men- tion the evil and corruption that kitchen as it could be re- modelled, are helped to act normally and that lesAM sryotrsks "Oh, good morning, dar —boss. done to scale, with a list of the to an improvement in bealth and ease- are so flagrant. Then you can sin- meat of rheumatic pains. So try the f,'jtATTkat .'f ff' Victoria B;srluw calla . �., s. McCate at his office in the m,ddle or Anything important. I'm » n my derstand something of what the ehar}ges and their approximate cost, Kin treatment, according to direr- , tle niiht• 8ba ask* him to obtain some way in about five minutes. j Prophet Amos was to his times Kitchen plans must be received tione on each bottle for the next few :f tarteis -from vallaFncourt's ai•aruoent' "No hurry. In fact, this is just in ancient Israel, by July 25, according to firs. Ait- weeks. At all Druggists: 2U and 75e. , -- -- Chapter XVII to say you might shop for an hour - Amos was a herdsman: - accus- ken. They will be judged by com- petent KRUSCHEN She seemed suddenly drained of if you want to and then do an toned to clean living. He was potent judges and the prize winning vitality. There was a thwarted lank errand for me. At eleven you roused to indignation b what .he he kitchen will be set up in the Coli- on Ifer face. ' "So that's that." might be around Broadmore" saw "the dust of the earth scum. Entry forms are now avail- - - PUtAhat. I'm afraid. However, "Broadmore ?" able b writing direct to: Women's to keep soil` i think y on the head of the poor the Y. g Helps Yoe► you'll hear from our let - �' 5mtion. Canadian National Exhibi- , Yes. ' Ttse Saysrcue�3, r -oe - - righteous sofa for a- pair � �utzsa._. - Nair." xact. I want- you to drop in on He saw the gross immorality of tine► Grounds, Toronto. He followed her to the -door, Shari Lynn. 'suite WZ. tamers out! DULL., 4itt l= rtri.✓d ^F watching, her down the stairs. AL " , • And pray what shall I -judgment to wormwood, and the — = Mite turn, she l�,oked back at him. use as an excuse for dropping in, abandonment. of righteousness. He She stopped. waiting a moment sin- as you say? Don't tell me you're saw the very acts and rites of colt- ����� Rolle y . • ,Ill he became aware that •sht in- sending me along to smooth the gion perverted PARKER tended to explode a farewell bomb- way for you- -a more subtle ace- shell, Amos represents God as saying, = z: "If they don't turn up, Sherlock, >uroach, so to speak"' P "No and. that's comedy enough "I hate, 1 despise your feast days, I'll go to Shari Lynn for them. for now, eery girl " He grew serious. j and I will not smell in your .solemn - "Better Bake Plenty what ?" She laughed insolently as I assemblies." But Ott calls for rt- „ 1 saw her myself late last night. I : Add 1 envelope Royal Fast ' :rive continued down for that matter. "I'd like a line Pentance: "Let judgment run down llisin D Yeast aa¢ 1 is b#cCale shook his head in__-utter on how she is this morning. You I as waters, and .righteousness as a g P. weariness as he went back in. Pile , � mighty stream." snaar to 1 c. lukewarm water: . ., was sure the interview hard been a know —sad. gay, expectant? Ask Don't we need that call today? Stir-, let stand 10 main. Scald i fliaaco At least his share' of it. her fair her autograph. Anything 1 e. milk, add 5 tbs. sugar; to get in. Talk about Villain- The' association of righteousness 'flings were pilirip up too quickly, add 2 tap. salt, root to Ittkvo- a court if you can. without being with peace is not, accidental. It w�- Add to yeast msii_�ts. r.•:,`;' too fast, one" conclusion .contradict- thrown out." reminds. us of rise only true #nun- Add 3 G sifted film:, beat iidg another, s s lotion upon which peace can be until perfectly smooth. Add ,. o» built, whether it be domestic peace, d tbs. melted shortening sad ringing in- -That 2, ll. industrial peace or international 3 c- men sifted Sour, or < The telephone was 8 g "Yes. Just a check -up to • satisfy peace. ' ' _ .93 stently. bfcCale rolled over. f enough to malue easily ban - opened one eye, swott, and finally a point: that's been nagging -Inc. died do Knead weB, Sbr's fairly transparent. It aught plats innseased bowl grabbed the extra pillow, bond- "By all nieaas." r • to be easy. Cover, let rise in warm plans x �a ring it under his head. He The body had beefy removed to fumbled with the light. snapped "Oh. yes. indeed. It soundf. atstil doablea in bulk, shoat •. `, ,: N #oo. too easy. All right. I'll do the morgue and laboratory for full- 1� hours. Punch dough k on, lifted the telephone off its my, best. See you when ?" " er examination. Lieutenant Don- = down in bowl; let rise again 't dle. " I le avid his squad had finished in warm until near! t* 4 � "About noon. Here. Bye, sweet. try' q Pi'u' y : '• "bicCale speaking." 6e growled. i with 're had been tthrownha bone _�' habout m toot �x .. Rockp, boss." He knew that to 'solve this pzob- D "Where are y ?° letit, he had first to break down 1 i B Y P the buttress of tradition that sue- to ncbl,,le on. Men had been sent 34" thick. Brush over lightly "'Corner of Aspinwall, opposite to, \'allaincourt's apartment to look with melted shortening. Car the \ allaineourt den. Didn't you rounded the Bigelows. He knew ! ^" 'he was u against something that over Papers and belongings for a I with 2' biscuit heavily , erase t �� -tell me to keep a- lookout ?" P g B I through center heavily with even the 'overestimataed awe, or if Possible clue. _ "Oh, yeah. All quiet ?" Then, at nine this morning. a' doll edge of knife, fold over "All quiet no•ty. ' Listen, boss, you will, majesty, of the lativ could in pocketbook shape. Place not upend ? plainclothes man had interrupted on well- greased shallow -'tong about five this morning— On impulse he dialed ]ice i breakfast with an urgent request pass It•sparc.Cover,lecrisa "All right, What happened at Du Po r headquarters and asked for Don- ! foe 1 eronira. He was politely tn- until j�t, about I hoar. ? five o'clock ?" sistent that she mast come at once Sake in 4000F, tv abom _Sleep still hugged him 'tightly i -levy. After a slight delay, the to the office of Lieutenant Don- 15 minus- a and there was an unreasonable curt, incisive vaice of the lieu- ••levy for further questioning. She barb in his voila tenant came through., I a "Okay, okay, Around five, a "Donlevy here.'" was not to be alarmed. !t was a .� " matter of routine. But— girl 'showed up with a key to the 11cCale, lieutenant" To -Be Continued . Nallaincourt run - day -von" -0-h--sure. Not out yet hunt- - - - - - - - - - "What did she look like? "' ing the foul criminal'" - ''just my 'type. bass. Sort , of ' ' + The olttest hospital in. America, Cs00�3►e t0 l�ltCllell Drudgery 'dark and well rounded, you know. `On the way. I'd like to know the Hotel ijicu of Qucl>cr, was - With the New IBig eyes: A gorgeott-q damsel, what•'the Bigelow women were t she was trarliug Persian lambs in wearing when they they came in founded in ltbe gutter. Very snazzy." ytstcrday — outside the green MORGE JMGE "Come in a cab", thingmajig Veronica. sported.' "Ptah, SLe'!c£t at the corner.' "Of course, Didn't 1 mention - —Did you get the cabby ?" that i 1 v - - -� ' "Nah. 1 followed the girl" : - - • " • • • ell. het•t : it is, \ ictoria,- art 1►lcCele— etiiird a chuckle. oiled -silk affair, yellow: Karen, a "Well ?" black velvet suit, black cape; Sybil. "I cornered her in the apart- a light brown raincoat. That, f tttvnt. She turned tough, but ! help?" ' - .only trot a, scratch here and there, "Uh uh. It was Sybil; then, "Who, was it?" who walked away .into the fog." "Hold on to ti our hat, now. It "Yon think so? She claims to .. , wa -: 1'ictoria 'HiRelow :' have been at the drugstore." + Y �' • - -� ` _ '� "\ ictoria Rig0ow ?" .Surprise "Not' for my money." {. ; jerked him wide awake. "I kind of think not. That Since `'Uh tih. Sloe was after some family! It's almost impossible to I lettrvs of hers. she said." get - them to admit anything. I ` ''Well• tve!l,'• � ictoria had eer- ' They're all -protecting one another. - tainly had a busy night, he What? I've lead a- devil 'of a time thrn,glvt, and got notl4ing so far." "The >,1ace sac clean, like you - You "Il get less, very likely, tla;d No wervt pa,trir. cititcv. I rlcff t!:ty'-re- iiaa _ ^t, --that is —I finally helped her cnntliare notes." hunt for them." There was a pause, Then Don -, s _ "Go borne- and grab yourself 'levy said, almost • cheerfully, Ti-, some grab and shuteye," said tic - guess Veronicas our girl," . PILLS (ale. "rct here about one o'dock. ''You really think sot" /, - ; !'m a •i�'tt t., he httsy this morn i•'The Lynn woman's evidence, will put the finish on it." i Famous Spiro -speed burner `T t h." McCale pondered over I oven heat control — automatic - - =' � 9e95 "Right. Signing off." ' Q Tl cline went dead. McC'ale sat that for z moment, then decide! i :;4 CQSY `HOME is cosier burner lighter — perfect broiling � there, forgetting the telephone to to add, "I'd keep a sharp watch on •- :asifety oven lighter, and many r his lame. His ores were bright the Lynn woman." still when you serve Max. other amazing features. and exaso•ratina as his mind la- ;' ' well House Coffee, So deli" jtrt.�F,pIATE DELIVERY BUD'GF T1+RMS tort -4 in 1 dirt4rhing whirl of the "%Vhyt" Donlevy's interest wa• i l immedialy. _ :Clous it satisfies completely. At r;tlit furry =five he called ''1 would. Tha:'s all." 1- Expert blending �'��a,fshik RaO ^�� g assures x ,,. ,j Ann Mar.;nit on ;ice telephone—, ''Now, Duke, yon must have a , e 1384 St. C -sit W. (at l,pnsdowne) I{E. 9049 -9400 T.,' her cool "hrll.v ", he said, reason. _ Why be lyslerious, ' you coffee that ! falnODS for Zobosltb Ot?en $vttrvrtE.i- Cirtq- wfidjl Delivery "C ru J r•., -nir}*. This is your "1'11 drop in to ice you later in toss." the day. Okay ?" I ROlootbs ineilOw &Vora = _ - .• - - ` , ,r -� y 2 0 a .,.L' .,: ,n a •-.., � �. _.�_ —_ r .�._�_.. —_ •. __—.. —... � _ ti,idsaaicu Advt $ - :Notice _.. . l;la r•►i ixd Advt. ltateei L L E N D F', %G1,% �. ,�u +u. -. ._� :•�c. - =i. charged,. Fl NEIZAL DIRECTOR f.+saWnation Storm Doors any .dug, Uv.ea : +1 .� ui is, lc. per word Private ambulance . stem sash Mad• to Order Phone Mark, 90W Asphalt Routing*' • .:�.... .,. _ ,....,, {,� .. ,.Bait Roofings May -June Hiiibide Chicks ,.vai:abie ar�ilain �tlt. - Asphalt Sidings for laser buyers, but we ad.ise you ' Wall Boards sett. order soon. PuIIets, cockerels, non- ''-" -" , '�' -` - "� sexed- -and seine started, Special• M. �C.><ordon May Prices make these extra fine ON �l� _�,Jl�f - - - -- _ - - chicks bargains. 'Ask notiv for breeds, RA I L f F' crosses available, prices, and vide, `TRANSPJp�T ape ea ire soon, Save time by contacting aae:it f ' GARRY MILKS, PICKERINU 'HiA\ 5i R 1' "Insurance Co. FOR SALE - 1932 Rockne, •g new :, Write or Phone' tires, new battery. $150. E. S. Smith 'CA R i AC y- } Cheap Rates for Farm and Countrs ,ARRIVING SOON iFairpoit •Beach, Buildings 18 -year old boy wants Job an dairy (' ti 1. Windstorm Insurance on Buildin i T ' . y �x�K �v� , r vIJ Stewart -� arner 1 AN LFY farm, experienced 'in dairy, tractor. AGinconrt 86 Windmills, Silos etc. i ' Raised on farm, Box 392 P. 0., t'6oas 19» Automobile Insurance of All Kinds 'j Whitby, Ont. tnroito AD 6528 -- Pick. 58 R 1`r i Radio& Theatre' FOR SALE - Finday Oval Raage, . � 3owman & ROW@ grey enamel, 20 -inch oven, good can- ■ Eledtric Akrm ' Clocks sud Radio dition• also electric raigette, and . ' f Stouf f vine - brown, wicker baby carriage. Frank 1 ' .1 CE r��; H �� I FE.'w Combination - $39.30 Barclay., Claremont 30, FL RNITL'RE DEALER OLD' HORSES WANTED ' FOR SALFX - Yreaiier Stru -A-berry a Day Kitchen Clocks - $3.95 Phone Stouffville E148 ' Plants, $1.25 per 100; $10.00 per FUNERAL DIRECTOR ' Campbell Mirflt Ranch Pays Saturday W! t1nee at 2 P. M. • :a 1400. S. ivivtdack, R. R. 1, Pickering. , Erivate Ambulance Service $15.00 AT YOUR FARM ' ORDER NOW Doors Open Each Night AR Gm May 30 , FRIDAY - E3ATtTit.UAY ` CUSTOM SPRAYING and Day or bight ( PROVE AGI;vCOURT •18J1� I SB�rlare repaired -- and replated SPRAYING MATERIALS Wm. McEachnie, Prop. COLLECT .. NL4,Y 16 and 17 PLOWING For Pickup I Pickering Jewellery A complete line of Niagara Brand pringtl bl me In the - ' _.� ..,..._......._; �.. - - -- Spray Material and Bean Sprtayiag Phone Pick. 13 Machines; also Custom Spraying of �f/'� ..Rockies --Orchards and Eatables; a'so plowing. Pl�k$ rings viii• Lawn Mowers ' ' �r °u : DAVID LENNOX r Phone -,3a R 24 - _Pickerin Ont. f ourlf es.11' Starring Gene Autry "6 S, Sharpened and Repaired - - -- (mile west of villaste on No. 2.) _ - - -~i _ __ -- - - Map 30 '. � �_ - -- _ _ --- - - - - - JAN E UB7i'b MAtiK1,11L1 .: �1 _ xer�a�ons ' . - rden .eels, Garden 'TuJS i 1...... Leslie -Robt. Hutton FOR,SALh - Ajax oats, 75c, bush. Cedar Grove - Community CI•ib s E. J. Annis, Pick. -7 S R 21 VICTORIA DAY DAINCE • Paints, Oils and Turps. ! I" � 1bIONDMAY - TUESDAY r,•' PE'KI'4 Di.'Ch EGG .for sale. Mrs. RAINBOW GARft S � MAY 18 and 20 ` ,general hardware Wm. troller, Chezrytivood, Ont. MARKHADkt I Blue Skies May 16 FRIDAY, MAY 23, AL VIA pp�•� QQ vv �+ ( , Four- roomed summer cottage to be HARMONY KJNGS' ORCH_ LVI 1 i7 V Qtl i Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, moved off property. Suitable for lot of Weston will make their debut, HARDWARE - located cicirdty south -_ east Rouge ' I In simple, but rich de- ��` WEDNESDAY - THURHDAT Bills. Apply A..Fitzgera.W. 9 Ding- Lucky Spot and Prizes Phone Pickering 46 lrigts, we can furnish MAY 21 and 22 wall Ave., Toronto �idmissiori 50 cents meJnnrials that will ' ti . i please from every (' GROW FLAX '" -`- ` - - standpoint. In dignity . ; C.la' d l a and David . Guaranteed price of $4.75 per hush i AN OPPORT': NITY Hof appearance our-work - for No. 1 Flax. - For Seed and Con- i Established Rural Watkint4 District rri;! stand out: thzou h I?orotliy McGuire and Robert Young 'tract, contact 1 available. If you are aggressive. and � J�, [7j �� � the ag'ea, - g - Universal Jews F.4RR'S ELEVATOR between tho ages of 2a and 55 - ff ,... "tio Greater Tribute" - Phone 38W Claremont, Oat, have or can secure travel outfit, this —_ - _- _ N. W. STAFFORD } FOR SALE -cedar In your opportunity to get establish Estimates Flee -Bought and 9o1i- pasts, poles, .CARPONTERING Used Clothing - sterilised. clew- 'nixed Stove Hood, beets, i ne m o pa ps, ed fn a profEtable bus f your CEMENTING Highway Memorial �; ed and ceased like new. ,E C _. _.__ -_;_ _ _ -- onions ]umber, straw 'ants. own. For full particulars. write today TIBI �` Works large stock o � strawberry P PLI;'MBII+i(? t h tree wilsr Evenings only. Harry Boose, Clare to - the' J,_ R. Watkins Company, ROOFING Ph. 462 Whitby, Ont. •verooatt and .pasts. Also a goal count Village. Dept. Q e -18, 217? Masson ?t. Men- stock olio sell Brantford Boob stock of =m death" costs said May 18 + ;._ ' .. Matenals, Empire Bathroom hp • wlndbrsakers, and Irenta' fw%b 1, - ti 5 ■te Equipment. Duro Water at nary reasonable ps7ces. SALE REGISTER Water Pressure 7 nw -- gZ�� empty gam• �• and be eonsiac� 350 gallons per hour, automatic, E9viptneat+ and Saul Sdwasts - Saturday, May 31- household Earn - complete with tank and all equip- Suildiint Materials n BOOB 8tteet west. PsYawa. �, iture, antique $rticles, electric eq- fit: 60 cycle, 8135.50 delivered. - Work Gaaraefted ontboard Motor. Fare`s Elevator tripment dishes, gsasware etc., in - - - ; ' , --^ � WANTED the Villa of Claremont, north just All sizes, 1 to 10 h. p, rious ��U V 4 Phune:t - Off ffice 38W, Res. 38J ! ' opposite the railway station, the mss+ nom"- 19'4'7, from 79.50 i lJ lJ �7 property of Mrs. John W. Gregg. No New Garden Tractors 3taster Chick Scarier is Reliable DEAD ROHM A" C►T IJ reserve Safe at 1.00. John Scott and electric and gas operated; Was M' Z ` We do building of an kinds Cafeteria Poultry Mashes, Feat For Free Pkkat, 1�Yews= IF Ralph Faulkner, clerks; A 5. Far machines, Powea LawaOr:overs Boats Phone Psawriag 6th Moss, Shell Maker .75 cwt, PICKERING mer•, auctioneer, of all types and Canoes; Power tools; Order your fence now. We have- PICKERING.. ;, .. 93 R n may Electric and Kerosene operated re- a carload. PICKE 2NG r . .. .. .. frigerstors; Rifles; Shot guns. Auto ` Oats, Barley, Wheat. and Peas BROOKLIN .. .. .. _ .. 66 trailers; Radios of alt types and PUBLIC NOTICE-' for Seed - Clover Seed No. CLAREMONT .. .. 9 R 14 BOKA R -ZEASEYS 1, DISPERSAL SALE ��' Pickering Township Aoada Meadow Fescue, BTOme, Kentucky AGINCOL'RT .. .. .. .. �1, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1947 Transportation prepaid anywhere -le Wood's Milking Machines and We Pay -The Phone Charges • O 1330 p. m., sharp p Ontario. - DurbV the inonth of April, Com- Coolers; Lune, Ferciiizer, SOF:AR FARM, `U. 2 HIGHWAY CHRISTIAN'S, ELECTRIC AND S Motor Vehicles operated asphalt Shingles and Salt. - - GORDON YOUNG t.Ta HARDWARE - OSHAWA over or Dicke - 3 miles east of Pickering upon ring Towaahip Toronto - Phone: Ad. 36M lJl►e will sell' our -cows and bred hei- May 16 _ Rom shall not be loaded in ex- Cl Oat. I f,F-s, retaining only our calves, and _ Gees of One -half the' capacity open heifers. y - registered with the Department, ■ ! y The herd is fuRp accredited for HIGHEST PRICES PAID By Order, ..MCLeIIen s .' FOR OLD HOfifii:S DICKERING TWP. COUNCIL SERVICE STATION .-TB. all animals except l.o}d cows i�nd Hurt or Crippled Cattle. are Bang N* Picked I ltoy Ward, 'Road Supt. Picked up at } our own place. As there ils an open market for Brougham Qn IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS Jersey milk, here is an opportunity J. P. SHIELDS Tire Repairs - Grease and Oil 2nd Con, One 141i1e North W Q , to buy higk= testing cows at your Fairport Road Brttteries for Sale _ char" 1. own price. * CJgLLARS - FOUNDATIONS • Tim For Sale Bob and Andre! von PSiR ` Dr. P W J LOOS � ?HONE: PICKERING > >Ra. : -(Sale under cover+- -Lunch available) • • W. • STABLE OE ... 23 Read The Pickering News VETERINARY SURGEON �NYTRING IN CEMEI�'T WOtgit -PICKERING- May . SEED POTATOES Eve,y Week ! Open 6.80 A. 111 To 10.30 P. .X For Sale - Seed Potatoes, Katha- DICKERING -PHONE - lli0 So, Dix _ '"dins, from Registered Seed. CUSTOM FARM WORK FOR KAISER -Greenwood -. CHAS. COOPER HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE a _ . - Clareinant, Ontario Greenwood On Chopping Mill May irludes - &Il - - *�� _ 5 necessary equipment for both trot- ELECTRIC 1 I F=NP PICK. ? it !t MASTER FEEDS and smelled coal or wood rsnge� osne and -��' also trailer for hauling mach- SUN RAY F'EE�S ,one-half years old, good as ne�v, i'1Qryl biz gew; buck rake; manure :Roast and Safe Wiring All Western Grain -- owner changin; ' to electricity, Joha` loader and snow plow; one tractor BMWATES GMW equipped with h raulic equipment; • Quality Dru open F Capping Ds�► 76entley, Box 172; Pickering. Corr g Pment; Phone Pfeltes}at 7 R ;Jtl •er Ells. St. and Highway. all the work you qan handle, and :'; � �{ C� (j Accurate IKsponging caner• will give . all necessary help " `• �Jl aabat� _ • q A. L .MORDIM sat WN F& SALE _..• Young pigs, `.V, E. and advice. _ eteelnary liaaeilas .;'. Middleton, Brock Road, Pick. 96818 - -- Reliaws Photo Fbdehjag -George Constable, ac�Qiti Y " �n -� Complete Commue L�.. Claremont ,L.oel ter Box 43, Claremont, Ont. I - . - FRONE PICK. 129 :... .« STORE HOURS. Week Days 16,80 A. X - 0 P. IL Sy stela L DICKERING MEAT 1wIARKET Sunday'- 12.30 P. X. - 5 A iY. Atatmtiatd 'sfse Locker .0o A yY RADIO i «� - - . FRANK R, BI rm J . R. BO es Cutting Room and Boos ' SALES - SERi'ICE y s Available Free To Custame, _ !�llahty First - Service 'Our Aim E Work -Will Cat Phln. Bs sOYE LOCKERS AVA LANA 1 and Deliver TAYLIOR - LOYS.T : ti.•'W$ BUT TIC REST •� toil jiAKB THE TssT ROY NkLDOD THE REXALLSTb$ E ' fhoss Ptebs:laR !o .' CLAREMONT _ PMW 39ft PHONE plan- a MON11 CL&MLONT lfw .It 1W week. Sohn had his tonsils removed. years ago. This visit brought back []� %hlt��aje . • � LA � M ONT - Mrs. -Bert Harvey spent a few many fond memories. - • � _ a :., ,p'•: - days in Toronto last week, Mr, Bert Beer is visiting his sis- The Women's Institute will meet bir, and Mrs, Bruce Flarton, of I ter, Mrs, Wright, of Georgetown at ,.,Greenwooe� ",. on Wednesday, May 21, at 2.30 p. Toronto, spent the week -end with CLAREMONT BOWLING CLUB I present, m, at the home of Mrs. Buckles. Th,4e, Mrs. Cook. AtiNL-AL DANCE Another of our bid 'residents, Mr. The popular Dramatic 'Glob are Roll Call - "Pay your Fee ". The y Born, to Mr. and Mrs. ) , Paisley Friday, May 16, 1947 Boyd Burk has passed away. The receiv�na many calls to put their }' year's work is -to be planned, The Hiil) at Stouff�i;l�, o: Via` 9 -Piece Orchestra late Mr. Burk, an _ esteemed eitieen Play on in the future. new President, Mrs. B. Warder will vrday, May 10, 2947, a son. Admission - $1.25 per couple of this place is survived by his son M. The many friends of Mrs. John be pleased to meet all interested in 11r, and Mrs. F'o:, d C,• a-", of _ B. Burk. His wife predeceased him The are hoping for a speedy Institute work- It is :toped all who J'^ 'Toronto, spent the week -end with some years ago, The sympathy of recovery after her serious illness • can, will attend the 60th Anniver - Mrs, John Coates. Nb� hers' Day Service at the L n- , their many friends of Brougham is the Oshawa General Hospital. sary to be held at Guelph in June. Mr, and Mrs,,Wrii''Fyatt and Mrs.,, ited Church here was tivell attended. extended to the family. So, ladies, come and bring your ; — '•Pyatt, Sr.,. of Tor —to, ent `he Infant Baptism Service was conduc- a City Walker visited her family in r p Correction to last week - •-AMT. Wm, the City last week. ideas. week -end_ with Mr. and Mrs. Frank = ted by the Pastor, Rev, I, E. Tien- Devitt and friends of Toronto called Yr. 'and Mrs. F. Hayward and Mothers Day was suitably obEerv- Loyst uedy, the foilov<istg presenting their on Mr, and Mrs. Carl Devvitt here. family visited Mrs, $ayward's mot- ed in the three churches. In the Un- Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Robins spent infant children for the Sacrament: The Annual Meeting'of the Worn- her in the City on Sunday, ited Church Sunday School midst "_ {F a few days last week with friends . Mr. and birs. Thos. Ranimond, Mr. en's Institute has been postponed to beautiful spring flowers and potted ` t and. Mrs, Lloyd Pugh Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Gee, of Toronto, and Mrs. H. t in Toronto. Y May 20, owing to the funeral of the Miller and girls,, of Pickering, via - Plants, Mrs. 3..Pugh had a beautiful „� Mrs, Thomas Lye and boys, of Leslie Lye, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pyatt, . late Mr. Burk, on Monday after- ited Mrs, F, W. Gibson oz Satur- Story for the children —A small boy' Toronto, called on 141 }, and Mrs. Len Mr. and; Mrs, Taylor,- Mr, and Mrs. noon. da last, seeking an Angel discovered his own Lys here on Sunday. l Maurice Crittendon. Sunady visitors with Mrs. Brown 1'he sympathy of the community dear Mother was a real Angel. 'Miss Miss Michell tnd bliss Pettie, of "Rural Lift Sunday" at the United 31r. and Mrs. W. J. Brown and Blanehe Hamlin interested the child- is : Toronto, spent the week -end with Church on Sunday next. The :Minis- R extended h Mr, and Mrs. Oscar ( - y Mr, and Mrs. Jolrtt Wells and dau- Raines in th'e passing or Mrs. is her story "The Happy Home . tl -.Miss, Margaret Mac-tab. -ter will give a special message on ester, of Toronto; and r r, and :V1rs, Raises' brother, in the City, on the Hill ". Mrs, J. Deline and Mr, and Mrs. Tom Scott have re- tZis occasion. Tom Sharp, of Greenba-sk, Mrd . b *�, John Betts of the bars, W. Anthony rendered two very ;t turned home after spending semral - -° -'� "- Mr. and Mrs. Redshaar were with West is spending a few days with beautiful duets on "Mother". At the months at St, Petersburg, Fla. .BROUGHAM the Vernon Ellicott family on Sun- the former's sister, Mrs. W. Perkin, evening service, Rev. McLachlan Mr. and Mrs. DiC:veil and family day. renewing old friendships, conducted a Baptismal _Service and have moved into the residence for Grant Malcolm family, Galt, Hiss ';larion Wanrto rendered a a Reception Service, Infants Baptiz- Service in St. John s Church on I + p merly belonging w Mrs, Edvard Mothers' Day took the usual form I visited their relatives here. beautiful solo at the United Church ed were: Sheridan Lester, year-old Ltn+ on. of combined Cl3uzch and Sunday Russ Zelie :Seebeck -was with her ' on 'Sunday morning, in the combined son of Mr, and Mrs. Van $larioom, 1Kr, and Mrs. Dave Scott, of Fen -1 people Mere on Sunday, Church and Su day School series. Charles Merton, son -of Mr, and Mrs. elon Falls n the week -end .with School Ben -ice, and was well attend- . t ed, The Sacrament of 1p.fant Bap- ' Mothers' Day Service had a large Don't forget the "Old - fashioned G• Rext�m, ?,dulls Baptized were: _ Mr. and Mrs. George Scott. tism was conducted by Rev. I. E. attendance, with Opening Devotions Album" 'tonight, sponsored by the Miss Mildred Carter and Miss Ida Locals at home for the week -end being conducted by Supt. _Manson' Evening W. A. at 8.30 P. m. Gray, Reginald Alexander, :4igits included: Misses Eileen Cooper, Kennedy, at which the daughters of K gawkl Kathleen Beelb Mr, and Mrs. George Duncan, Mr. ( Ellicott. The choir presented special � Sunday School. members took wander, all of Green River, These Dorothy eY, y' music for the occasion, { with Robert J. and Bruce J.. sow+ of Doris Dolphin sand Marjory Wallace. and bars, Vernon Ellicott, Mr. arid � ,rah s iii ^ V �Lr W, an_ active art the Mothers pav _ xn•a �r E��d LLB a,%' Serice a ay mornieg, follow- Mr, and'Mrs. John Buckles were r56' r M. S. will be held at the home of ceived, into Church Membershi also Harriltom this week, when.Mr. Wen- and daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Don- ed by a most . teresting addreKi by Mrs. C. A. Barclay on May 22. t►,p pactnr o 1,11frmar, '°"'- y transfer Of cer-_ _ -- ham was among three raduatin� ald White were presented - -'�• _ I -,__, T :a I and ,trs;V. K. D_ evitt and `'.. -,---Rev, I R tificate from other comwunities. — Next- Sunday -vt'i i l -be= Ta: -a z- at McMaster University. - -- daughters, of Toronto, called .o-n ` limned o larerr,�rt will show Birthday greetings last'-week go 8, The local Euchre Club held a Sunday" at t. John's Church, at y-. 2 , ' which the Pastor will deliver a mesr Mr, and Mrs. Cart Devitt on Sunday. a number cf slide% OR the' screen, to: Donna Marie - Hilts, years old , 'tivind up" supper at the club house and attended Mothers' Day Worship.. at the Church, sponsored the °n the 9th; Victoria Mary Helen , last week. age appropriate to the day. P by . Mrs, Albert Haney and Johr. Mrs. Devitt, (the former Blanche Missionary Department of the Sun- Hamill, 2 Years old on the 8th; and , Mr. ; an i Mrs. 'Thomas Sunbury were Toronto Visitors during the Mechin) chose to sit in the same day. School. Slteridan Lester Vas Bih?imm, 1 have returned home aster apendisrg p-w as her wrandfaaher did. many - yContiinued On Page 8 two n ePk� with friends in Cobourz. _ Miss Drew and her brother, of PeteTboru, spent the weekend with -- My. and 3frs, Drew here. Miss Elizabtth PrettY, of Toronto spent the weekend at her home in i' .!,.•• :� w'fF .-. . w +rN a • . �,.�...... w. 11 Claremont. �... _ Mr's, Earl Bell (Doris Prouse) of - - + week -end at the �" _ . . Uxbridge, spent the '� ":� tome of her parents here. - - - � p : - A rniscellanebus shower *as held ' r' rn Saturday evening for Miss Ruth Sutherland, who is to be married _ µ - ,early in Juror. The shower was at- tended by reiattm% and friends. 9r. and M•ta. J. Ward, Oshawa, - - spent the week -end with Mr. and t °- )4re 'Rutter Ward. inker, of Toronto 1 E py Mr. and Mrs, v •, �. tatted on Mrs. Gleason on Sunday., The Lye family and the Hedges' ,"y family were entertadned by Mrfs• lAshe Lye Son y _ + t►s J Institute Ma �' .�` :..: -,a' � R '; •,��� . - Women's y !1 - The Women's Institute will hold '- their ,next meeting at the home of -, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward, o nway : ill, The topic is "Home F•eastaai�ca" by Mrs- Frank Carson. The" will also be a Demonstratign of " Hard- eraftra ". The luncheon committee is: x ` Mrs. Tomlinson, Mies. Riiwaon, Mrs- 'Wesley Lehman and Mrs. Giles. ;;rz •" , fig Ta�. Day For Blind Beat In Yeats : The Tag Day for the Blind held here last Saturday, wax the best i ,. held in Claremont in years. The tot- ` zn al connected was $29.90, The girls x .,,.viva q Y i who Were Out ta. -long are to be o• —1 r; �, _; thanked for their efforts and . also = - Mrs. A• Giles who was Co for the flay. Taggets were,. Misses Mil- <: Bred Ward Joan Middleton, Mar- Yvonne `: .. .:• .. Farr Redman Mar- garet ion Middleton and, Olga Rhodes. United Chureh W. M. S. 'A very interesting program was - _ - given at the home of. Mrs: T. Candy HANDS AT WORK*' when the Women's Missionary Soc- - = iety of the United Church met for LEARNING TO PRINT their regular monthly m�esting of _ T&OWsy, May S. The Worship Ser- vice was conducted by the Preside - - - - -- • .- - -. - ,- : ' wet, Mm H. G. MnTMM. The Pro- :. ONTARIO'S future r . , r . .... ..............................ti ..'ty depends directly on a sufficient von!- ................. _ gram in charge of Mrs. Rawson 's _ a .�— . 3 : u inns —Mrs. F. Carson. -- arcs of production to satisfy donne�ttnneed _ PiLl1VTTING P eminent ce in the markets of the world. Every individual. putt _ She wasasarsted -by other members v_ - who took the parts of indiviSuals of Ontario s ntaaufacturing plants 'requires the services of printing at Tire Graphic Arta ooarses give students a some or many stages of its evelo meat ... order forms ... reduction � , olio to of the : from many countries who are study- p gh grounding ' y am - htg herb iA C Mrs. Hugh --tea ... invoices ... shipping bills ... advertising .... publis ins. The ; printing trade. Practical instruction of an : gave a Piano solo wnrich was whole printing industry is faced with unprecedented d m and t o and ; : individual nature is offered in the course, g to meet those demands skilled hands are needed. Forte great p available at Toronto only. together with . enjoyed. Four' girls from the Mies- • : tunities he ahead. Higbee wages, job security, better working conditions education in related work. Preriow es- : + cart Bond sang a missionary hyu+:t,' i -' r gm within easier reach of those who have mastered a skilled occupation. periaace is nataralb as siaaes. sCcompanied by Mrs. W. Ward at the piarso. Ma-ioa Norton also ot� _ - - _....q`oday, throegh the plan spore red by the Department of Veterans' Vocational &aiming purses in � - the Mission Bawd, played a Pao Affairs and other agencies, thousands of young workers are being trained � 07�, p' D1°ia'O"' �`"'� �"` solo. We appreciate the assistance to meet the printing and other industrial needs of this Province. Grad. We eff� • at training, ovum g of the Missioir Band scholars., Mr's• uat" of the _5e .rehabilitation "mi•ses are now ready to take their plares TM a rd roronam i pronto. Hodvard read a letter from a friend ;n Ontario's industry. Available to you are veterans, well, Started on sREwl liamilton*,- Kitchepar, Windsor, of hers in Africa, ne wardrobe for the road to skilled printing trades such as hand composition, linotype iMpR,TRY Ft. With&' , Brookville, North x ra -which is our n o o ration ba >kbindin lithos ra h and presswork. Seek Bay, Ottawa. ; « a bog Of 'thirteen yea and m n type operation, g, n lithography P ONTARIO +" " share of the missionary bale, was on them oat with confidence. They are. your future craftsmen. _ ddsplay, A cup of tea was enjoyed at the close of the meeting• ,'Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) •••• 1 « 4.� t i DEMOCRACY COMES TO ITALY'S ARMY VOICE OF T.H E P E S S Not A Buyers' Strike 'Many people know they are no Hay or Whati longer getting decent value for Canada's farmers paid $7,113,924 t - their money. So, they are simply into the Dominion Tessury is in- <' .. not purchasing. It is not a buyers' come tax during 1943-46. if that s r. strike or anything of the sort. It is not hay, it's the next thing to it. <'• < just the commonsense of the buy - - Hamilton Spectator. ing public, is telling people they Odds on Britain 4 s might as well wait until the balloon Britain, it is occasionally pointed Y out, may astonish the world by her �.. comes down. -The Windsor Star. recovery, Her failure to recover would astonish us more. Very Deir, -Dear -Sault Ste. 'Marie Star. � L A visiting stage star from, New Isn't It Awful? York is reported to have said in an • The melancholy days are here, j interview, "Canada -is very dear to Most frenzied days of all the year, tr f r/ s me." We would like to assure the When men go home to find the lady that; to Canadians, the place is rooms ? getting dearer all the time. All torn up in ' housecleaeing - Toronto Saturday Night. booms. < ' s, �sf; by -St. Thomas • Times- Journal. <' ry �'` i'h Russia's Needs ' t' What Russia needs is a warm Critical Colors winter port and a diplomat or two Persons with normal relazoitiltioa, who undergo occasional thaws. - can distinguish about. one hundred < -Brandon Sun. and fifty hues. According to the Something. new has been added:- In Fascist days Italian soldiers had to dance with each other; girls Kingston Police Department, how- ; - weren't allowed is troop halls. Now they can bring their senoritas, but there doesn't seem to be. enough In One Day «ver, a lot of motorists still can't to go around. At Liverpool • in one day 25,OOP tell red from green. - S gift parcels of food for British - Kingston Whig- Standard. v Dome. -There was one good "re• never before permitted except in inside .of a year the MMIA bad families were received from indi. { sult of the war in Italy. GI Gius- officers- quarters. • Enlisted men three divisions of Italian troops viduals in the United States. This X type now can sit down at a. table to new have their own shows, dances, is the sort of friendly trained and fighting with the Allies y gesture -that i. eat his meals. bail � and refreshment rooms. • is remembereli long after the. words faster ainst the Germans The troops Three times a day the improve- Democratization of Italy's army ag - of statesmen are forgotten. PAIN RELIEF men in Italy's small but effective began with the first landing of used American and British equip- - Ottawa Journal - post -war army is- thus brought AlVed troops in September, 1943. ment. R nome to the men to the ranKS. A special Angto- American unit. il,e tcWya sac o�f(i [. •,u�u�, uaa ��j.... But Lea', tal J _ _ ... BefQf! tli! at�'ar �n nrrlinn�j. Tt:` t. #� f�. -� :�. -.� -- L. .1:: 11::7: .± ; lcu oiY' tXal1 tf l,lUtterb @CK. the ' soldier in the Italian. Army - simply the Italian Army, was formed. This still using 'British and American United .Kingdom's High Commis- Neuralgia picked up a mess kit of food from unit was to co- ordinate the rem. equipment. Their number has been signer to Canada. says that u e - - the ' ' f :. -.J r ;,:.d> uii,is u usso ens s army wit the cut tou,tiuu, fist. than a third of nations can achieve closer co- opera - spot around the camp, sal down Allied forces and to see whether Mussolini's "Army of Bayonets." tion there will be another upheav- • and had his meal there. Nov. he is the Italian troops could be taught But today they are far from the al. The deduction is grim but log - sat only provided with a mess hail to work and.operatr alrmR the same n:oct discontented soldiery in the teal. It is up to the nations to act and mess tables, but there is a read - lines as the Allied fighting forces in• world that they were. when Italy accordingly, ,2 tCOATS2,► 1w ing roam in his barracks, something ftaly. capitulated to the Allies. Braatford Expositor. O1i' osuosTOess Good Paint Protects - — - - -and Beautifies For those, homeowners in this -- - -- - - - - - -- - - - -- - -- - district who are contemplating the -- - beautification of t h e i r h o m e s. _ whether interior -or exterior. we _... havt a message of vital importance, • a _ ___ ]t has to do with the paint you are going to use. Where is a great deal of truth in the statement - "good ��•f �/�+f • L - ' paint is fret." As -a muter of fact; ' its preservative effect on the wood- - -' - 'work is so great that there it a _ • ..• -bonus for using it. - -• . - :• - _ __ •, So many homemakers have learn - Y led the importance of using quality -y - - paint that a mention of the import- _ .. ante of- buying good paint is of wits] ,interest to those who are going to n paint or have painting done his Vin though the "Danger" signs O f Inflation cabe taken down season, . Professional painters and home owners of our acquaintance u halve told us that quality paint pro- O , h8 replaced with signs reads ' In owl " they tie to �e reps ed si reading, Proceed With _ ductq cover a greater surface and hold their true color for a longer Caution." The ice is still too thin for any Canadihn to tell himself, _ - ' - r.; The reputation enjoyed by The $a vow, at last, I can go ahead and buy every=thing I want." " ;Martin- Senour Co, Limited has quality of their _ y ' been built on the :. - products tested by discriminating - - ' rosers over a period of many ycxrs e. Can t— yet. ; But we can proceed to - enj,,y —in moderation Our readers can rest assured that - when they use a product of the quality of Martin- Senour paints —many of the goods and services which were so long. in - • they are taking no chances on bur- face coverage , and lasting finish - Only the skill that comes from - -- -- - -- --short supply. These good things are ours at moderate years of e:tperience in the paint ".' 'v •n' ' • ttoanufacturing business could give i prices now because we were moderate in our demands before. to The Martin- Senour Co. Limited ;,- . he reputation that they now envoy. •.. - – - - - • _ -'Your local . !t{ actin- Senour dealer � -ww .. _. or painter and decoruor can give Today, iCanadians can ><ndeed be proud of one of you valuable advice regarding de- corative materials and e o 1 o u : ,this COUn 'S finest sessions 'which is s s 'The - y � - .:n -;i , F schemes with the aid sppplied by - l s > bfartin- Senour. Your insistence on - - the use of these products for your _ ;House of Seagram has Yong Contended,, this painting and .decorating will be y.,ur ;? assurance of a satisfactory job this -. Spring. ation of m ra O @ t 1 —1 is ' n 's policy ode ti n ><n 11 h'ngs 'n i • , ; :.Irish Story thinking, in its buying and in its personal habits. r .r: Prince Naruhiko • Higashi -1, ni. -- `former commander of the Japanese Army in China, commander of Jap. - ancsc l,viuC,and drfunscs during 6ir • - - , - _ - was and premier of all Japan fol- • _ . _ .. , : �� _ . , 'r - lowing . the surrender, has obtained d- a lit -ease to curt �t fish-- tnarke. :., - w .. __i• t; .:. . downtown Tokyo. %L%�' ' { %� . / /Wfir77KWI[. V/ .::lY• ! - , Britain• to Mine � . Coal by Daylight - Britain's coalminers will soon be " . °,';`, ;'::' .h "'• . the first in the world to work in bright "daylight." Tests with fluor- eecent lighting have purred so sue- E..' F f S E A G „ � cessfuI that the Natonal Coal Board plans to instal it first in selected pits - 'in South Wales, Yorkshire attd-StoV- 4 land, and ultimately in all suitable mines, It is eminently practical along ' main haulage roads, effective in - •speeding up transport along the pit - 'bottom, and, above all, it is safe. - M -��� Ir CLASSIFIED - - -' - What Science is Doing " . Very puticular SSIFIED - $ , Bricklayer: "I'd like to work here. ^'SI but I can't find a place to park my BII8[NESB OJl?ORTIIIr7TY FOR BAl JP c aJtIL! wAxrEO I :Plastic Glue car:" .,. ATTENTION: Tourist Resorts. souvenir " CANVAS COVERING MARRIED COUPLE wanted, cook and bow. Foreman: "I guess yoti won't do. `'•' Shope, Drug stores. I have a practical two man for country residence on bus line near tans Combination ash tray and cribbage board tieays R'hltg Duck waterproof with light IsundrY. TeleDbome 98. Brampton, or write We want only bricklayers With •)<. lberal commission. For particular, write rubber coating one ,Las. 40 Inches wide. il.ii . The stickiest of alt glues - strong ., "I * yard. Suitable for Canoe Duck. Ground Mrs. w. L. Gibson. Chauffeurs. vdolph Cuisoa. 8lpltns. OnC enough to lift a 10U,000 -pound loco- -T ShseL. Root or Duck Covering. Full roils WA \TED- Elderly men and boys. Meadow- "BY MCKS 100 -Yards special price, supplied to Tar. mount Farms. Newcastle, Ontario. Route 8. motive - was reported to the paullas,, sturdy. Ions wearing. complete with American Chemical Society re- PLEASE YOURSELF. BABY CHICKS AND tie ropes Ito Square COOL Write for sample GENERAL HOi:SEKEEPIl)G -Good wages Gently, John Letitia Limited, 77 Wellington St. W., for competent woman to live in modern , STARTED CHICKS . • -Toronto. residence, exceltent IocautY. Toting family Choose Maxwell House Cof+ The new stuff is a cross betwet`n Our prices for Baby Chicks and started Chicks u EWES, 1 ram, T lambs; sheep unshorn, with four year acid Infant girl. Reply -G. Will Surprise you. All Chicks from blood $175. J. A. Pewtreas. R.R. 1. :Cavan. Ont. Barrett, 9 Alexandra, Calt. glue and plastic and was described fee in either the Super. < by Fritz J• Nagel and Elizabeth \i, ! tested Stock Carleton Hatchery. Britannia Fire sA. Postp 1. Slc. cook twoka. 800 EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID for new Vacuum Tin or the Glassine. Heights, Ont recipes. Postpaid. 60c. lfrs. Andrew lie- � country home Dear Oshawa. Private room. Ackerman, of the Westinghouse . DAY OLD chick bargains for this week anti Cain. Flurevicevilte, N.B. washroom. radio, liberal time off. Good bus Electric Corporation, East Pitts- * pp v Pitts- next. Barred Rocks, New Hampshlres, New , connectlons Apply Box 140. 13. Adelaide W.. .Lined Dab• oil a1Wa�s get Samashtre X Barred Rock.' Barred .Rock X' CANOE CANVAS Toronto, burgh. New Raatpahtre, New Hampshire X Light All welghts and widths also copper nails, 4 GRADUATE Nurses, General Duty. wanted They said a )Oint six inches a the sale smooth, full- boll -- Sussex, Light Sussex X New Hampshire,' lacks and canvas filler Writs for Prices for a 35 bed Municipal Hospital, to a � Licht-Sussex X Barred Rocks non -sexed $9.85, John Leckie Limited. 77 Wellington Street square, glued together, would nut thriving town, population °.000. Recreation led Maxwell House bleald. j pullets 917,93, cockerels 84.95. Assorted W„ Toronto. ! 'Heavy Breeds non -sexed 98,95 pullets i16.B5, facilities good. Salary $110.00 with fur pull apart in lifting the locomotive, a. -air Indian Hill Turkey Ranch maintenance increased to $190.00 Per month 1 Bared Rocks $ Cockerels: White Leghorn X N but maybe the rest of the lifting �i Barren Racks 11.95, White Le[horns 95c. Tire ; after ,f: months service, 8 day week. 9 hone RELIEF FROM ECZEMA Weeks old add 96.00 per hundred. Three week We guarantee the genuine broad - breasted day. 3 weeks holiday with nay after on« befinl would tear, because this glue d old add d add 6. non -sexed and Duil re week b once turkey poults, Our flocks are tube year service. Taber Municipal Hospital, Rox does not fasten pieces to iron. ` to cockerels. Shipped C.O.D. This advertise. tested and were headed br Kopetz Tome direct 500, Taber, Alberta. went must aCCOmPany your Order to receive tram OreROa, Write for free circular t0 It cements .together most any A Lady writes: ihad Eczmw break out on lay ly . Indian Hill Turkey Ranch. Box 208. Starter. HOUSEKEEPER, capable, reliable. for bust - '--Cad tried almost evervthin0, bad It did se geed. these special Prices. Top Notch Chlckeries. Ontario. ness couple with two school -age children- other material, including wood, rub- ThinlhiedMgeeaandpolrstl *F6oSttbesa*aAlsg. f Guelph. Ontat foe small home -no heavy work- modern home bee plastics, leather, paper card- $TP.INGS- �'iolia, Stec! (wound) + p p p and Itching. I cannot speak too highly of Msuo[, LAKEVIEW CHICKS Set (U) 50c, (W) 11 Y5. (XI $1.6). Pro- appliances -plain but good cooking necessary board, and porous ceramics. They at greatly reduced prices for May and June.. [essional Be t (X) 19.50. Hawal-kn Guitar- Waged.. PrRate room and radio. Write 1 Btrkan's, 6 'Oxford Street, corner Spad!na, reported it is good for making a Hatches weekly. Prompt delivery. F.ga Prices Silver P sound 6 strings .75c. Hawallan Gal. Toronto sonic, plastics, furniture, electrical ors expected red to be high nazi Fall t01tb price tar- Bronze wound 8• strings $1.50. Spanish- •'.o celllnes removed. Silver P wound 6 strings, b0 ^e Bronze 8 -- KEDICAL processes where waterproof bond Bet HATCHERY string, $1,to. Mandolin set $1 Postage sand. � LNTED -Every sufferer of Rheumatic Ing is 'required. ��,L,E�� - eet 91.15: Ukelele Set ,SOc Postage DaIA. Of $000 Breeders. All double bloodtested, Fully guaranteed. Send 'Honey Order to: Pains or Neuritis to try D,xon's Remedy. The glue after it hardens can be banded and culled for body type and high AEOLIAN, Sax 111, Station 'D', West Tar- Munro's Drug Store, 835 Elgin, Oltana. Post - g Production Hatched under ideal conditions. onto. Ontario. paid. 8100, boiled in water without weakening. '•'- _ Beat Chicks We Ever Bad.— pullet. are It stands nearly twice the tempera- Lincoln • laying swell, cockerels good etas. reports MODERN GUN SHOP TREAT YOURSELF at home, with elecfra Y r ' Luepke, Eden Grove. Ont. Never marrietl.m for Arthritis. Rheumatism. In. Lure of boiling water and also sixty had such good luck with pullets, reports ANTIQUE 4-ND 51UDERV ARMS ooMale. varicose Veias and other circulatory be1c,W zero, L Ernest G. Barnhardt, Hawkeatque, Ont. .13OUGHT. eWLD, ESCHANGED .,atiments. Free explanatory pamphlets from also for tree Poultry Gulag Cad and Price 'flat. EXPERT REPAIRS COODeRemedles, range Street. Toronto,' The base material is a [CSOTCin01, ��/ �����NG /N also full free Poultry an day old and Started FREE tau avatiabl- RE upon request, / -- chick, and heavy breed cockerels. 2006 DANFORTH AVE.. TORONTO. WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC and the glue resembles the plastics Lakeview POul4�.., Farm and rheumatic-twment when Bieenatrwe of• used to make radio cabinets, combs, ► Bring. `h `•7 OILS. Gooses. Tires. Insecticides. Electric fern Prompt lasting relief. One mono*' noel fOUt3tain qquick relief, 1916 Ience Controllers. House and Barn pens: preueless. Wem Bros., Exeter, Ont. tpealment $1 00 postpaid. Indian Remedies, r Roof Coitings etc. Dealers wanted. -' •� -' daata"us, ` -WE HAVE moms d*Yold chicks for prompt Warco Grease & Oil Limited. Toronto. Sox 1-58. 'Ceniouver, _ • 8 -- YhlLetienf alma . t .w t, ,, _ an strong t , - ' Poiaon Gm U" ova. ti00k Sour June . chicks now to get quantity, breed, date of PAINTING TIME D!xon•. [t may f� ttasnms•'^ Ya'n- _ Largo, acosarwte�l -- - - `.tovv- }s-t :.e ,�,ne ao or,a:n;en up >ovr bulldln[s 'Cevritls. .1 jaro's Drug Sore, 333 Etg :n. - q delivery You wish. Dulgts. non - scsea --aad-' Ottawa. Postpaid $1,00. to Kill Rabbits - - illoi else - Bray Hatchery, 130 John N, Ham. with • new Webster Pant Sprayer. 7,p the - tttoa, Ont. same comuressor unit co Duerr, va your tracLpr MUSICAL IN3TRCllE1iT9 - i - - • and Impletaenc rubber , tires. Write for full '- NOT AMINUTE to waste, Early cbleks mean Particulars. FRED A. BODDINGTON buys. .et;a. ex- ;Sty cl.R caf (.,,i.,•r, -i ;.S "n, to big fall 0990 Tweddl* chicks will, snake Air compreawrs, up to 150 Pounds_ Pressure. changes musical Instruments ,It' Church, eroneY for you too, For more than 23• years priced up w 944:,,00: Toronto 2 - Australia during the war are. DOW Full ( - V • now we have been - helping to make poultry Fu stock of woodvnSrk� acbinvey. motors. usrd to extern:ttldt" ;p;,Lils. Cu far, kesying Profitable for our customers. Proof of pumps awl electrical wiring supplies. Write OFFER TO [INVENTORS 1 • - - satisfaction Is that they came back year after now for dotaHs. experiments ill Weittern Australia ' Year for Tweddia thicker We hays the col- AN OFFER to every inventor -List of fawn • .. lowing erorebreeds: Hlack Minorca X e f is MILGROM ELECTRIC LIMITED Lions and full Information sent from The and Victoria have berg tin a small 1-*Chorm. Whits Leghorn X Barred Rock, 7B King qtr-,t- west, HAM1LTON. Ontario, Ramsay Lo . RPrtsrerad Patent ArioreeYS• scale, Iint they have proved Simple 11�xc§ I I I Barred Rock X White 178 Bank street: Ottawa. - - X White Leshn Leghorn Rock pEA3tANRNT Pasta» 9t�x, 81 *.DO.pr Acn: • -- and CfleCtile'. For irrany year9 et•a- -- rn. New'Hampsh :r• X White WOMEN .oM /± s ! Leghorn., Light Sussex X White- Leghorn. 121.60 F ve acres or more delivered. lour OPPURTII giT1E9 FOR _ - •+_ - p! CIGARETTE TEM - g types to suit your sou and cilmati, Whey • 71idC has hPfn bit, IVs into hue mtti 9, _ •s'P't 7i'�•1i Black ALHralOrp X White Leghorn. New ordering state soil type, drainage and fertility, BE A HAIDRESSER- „ but this prc+cess is datigerous, and 1st ' 1 z Ramphlrs X Barred Rock. Barred Rock X BUttw"lla Feed store 9tlttsviils, Ont. - i°'� PAPERS I T New H•mP,hires. Light Busses X New Rams)- JOrN CANADA'S LEADING 8f,14AOL there hat'. bern many accidents .bar... New Hamphires x light Sussex. POTATO GROWERS Great Opportunity Learn The- new wa:. is to coml,resi the gas + d Debt Busses X Barred Rock and 19 Dun be stirs to w the New Holland Halydresoing 4 potato har- pleasant dignified Drotesaton. aoa.d wages. in lass cartridges ,ter Digs and bass your crap Ott one tbmtasndr successful' Marvel gra,114atee S bee 1�laceQ In a steel breeds to choose from. Air from Government Ye Approved Pullorum tasted breeders with prov. machine. Ivan Martin. lit. Jambs, Out, . A Dawn's gsucc sd system. Illustrated cats- haill. This id.. -then thr:t -4t into the = ad records of livabiltty and profitable Produce lion. 300% tivs delivery is guaranteed. You POULTRY Switches: Immediate delivery . lotus free. Writs or Catl buisrow, and the bas is released by a srntttd gat only healthy, lively birds, day old or olifer, General Time. Recorders. 18 Church St„ MARVEL HAIRDRESstivo striking a Small Cap with d hammer. Pullets- cockerels Or non -seed. Twrdols chicks Toronto. SCHOOLS piL • fire fast --log heavy producers Start Ia7• 361 Sloor St W,,, Toronto Jng In 6 to 6(d. Months. The Sooner you get PARTS FOR ARMY Branches 44 Kin: 97,. Hamiltas a flock of Tweddlr chicks the sooner they'!$ - -' ! 28A.TtTD 74 Rideau Street. Ottawa I-�.Y�� start making money for You. send now for TRUCKS PAT7CNT6 33JCFLIED W[Diltt'. 91. de.)ns poratims a.' r0•!� Our I1ay And catalogue @- gl Cad reduced three prices weak :0,00 X 13 Or 9,00 X 24 housekeeper to elderly gentleman, city or ­7- for May and. June. and two and three eight FETHICRSTONAUG1i t Company Patent Ommtr)r. ties 144, 71 Adelaide W . Toronto. _ +td. started chicle and oleos Duifets right New GOODYEAR Solicitors. Established 1180, 34 King wan. e.�tr � - - -- weeks to IsY1fii. Twaddle Chick Haitchsrier -:FIRE AND TUBS-•- ss.00 _ Toronto 1:00"I0t o! information mt request j BLUE COVU Llmicud, lyergu, OnL Parts for all Army Trucks both SHORT Bore h ornate warend Poems RPM' ve • - • • wanted for. short storfss. Send for tips pURt W " _ $U$SEX X HAMP$ p'Og Canadian and C. S, � -ewN�• rod Information t»tor* rea3*rtg ma. ecort- MA INFRANtZ! .. Lev lw Auto Parts Co. Ltd. STOP SMOKING without taking anything forms blishirg Co., .lox 1411, Celutnhus, on fale In • : w -', BUCCE$S - 799 Queen W„ Toronto, Ont. iatra eallY or using BUY will Powerl. Send Ohio tlY+tlleda 1'ngO - I MAY delvers, book your elrdsr today at the 4e addressed envelope for information, Pt,rn. -�_ tonowind 9`1'1041,, Qngssed Chicks 911.00 per SAVE YOUR LEAKY ROOPI� 442 Ntrks Building. Edmoncoo 6. Alberta. ATTCN-rlO?-L FARMICRS And Property Own , pouf IMF 180. FtS7ets 132.00; Cos 90: Legboaa X era f am ereparW to purchase to this Allhalll�g ' HamlrI. aagasgd. 112.00 pgr, 100; PuIlats 2ge: 10lauid asbtstas rElastfk Pk* oo! again with LONESOME. JOIn 1 Society which operates district for cast 1f Priced right. tarcols of v.r'� ., QOS li Pullem. balanc Gov't Approved apply. Savo you money, Fall intorntatltm from Chrf,ttan prtnclPlea. Somewhere a land, large er small with fair tptlldlnce Writ* _ /tgek 1109 Dews, balance oil delivery. future sweetheart seeks Your acquaintance. giving full particulars or tut number, con ' SOlrwfiE`S CHIC= HATCHERY fw• DOmtnio^ Cement Paint Company. Splendid positions, means Information free. cwtoa nsruber, township to R Pragn+la BOX 364. Shialra. Ont, Dept. S. 454 Icing West. Toronto, tour 61M Canadian Friendship Saic,.ty, tsna 113. Dar Re.ItY 1983 Danforth Avenue. Tormto Aw JEAS r//��ROLLNG we a year 1 item. Ont. Zia - Z A 3 �e a ' 6 Week Old Pullets SAWMILL heavy portable sawfrarne and car 1SS[JF. l0 -1647 CIOARETT� ROLIiR T JUso • mixed chicks and cockerels All raised rise* etc, Send description, location and ASTROLOCT -A tree Solar RsaQans Helpful B In bread new air -conditioned brooder plant cash price Joseph Woolley, Ancaster, Onc, adv;ce and guidance Bend birth dot.. Under !deal conditions Bard for Wirekly stamped - addressed envelop. THE PSTirHO• - Special List of started chicks,, Lakevtew SAWYER - MASSEY SUCCESS INSTITUTE (M 1), '171 Fed.ral Poultry Perm, Exeter. Ontario. Building. .Ittenmcind street west Toronto t 34 -30 thresher. 35 HP R„mely trartvr, -tn 9c HURONDALE CHICKS lie °"°d rannl"s order The outfit 1750 00. New, PROTOGRArtlY_ �� YOUR �wN White, 21 -44 alt steel with shredder. Ivan -- -- - Suases X New Haman, Rock X Hamp.,- Martin. let. _.T FILMS Cntt. FILMS DEVELOPED -- Barred Rocks. Now Haman., Rock X Lose- a horns, Susses X Leghorns Now Ham,, X STRAWBERRY Plants for northern districts and Yrtnted, !'SC 8011' T i1 # Lagborns a' nd Pure Leghorn■ Ile. Pure thus. .1 'recommeind Catskill later variety, Hardy ' w�TY Sag lYC. Aswrted lit:ed Chicks 1c. heavy Producer. Bo rot 1.1.00 or,loo.tor 81,30, Reprints, Jc Each _ I!7 .. , HURONDALE PULLETS 19C Also Oem F•verberor serving ihb soa*on or SPECIAL _ vntfl fate fall, 25 for $9.00, 50 for $4 00 or ., - • ,�, All besvy breed pullets 19c, after Juno 1st 304 for .17.00, Prepaid, Order n,•w. L. W. f`OMET tolains' carvers. full 1127' m'r, guar 17C. Medium Brains and L.echorns 210. Aa- •Phillips, Box 11, Welland, tint, antesd. Oil 95: with leather 'shonl•1 -, carry sorted Pallets I'd. Heavy Breed Cockerels- Ing case, ill 43: shipped Postpaid Send for Special Prices, STORE EQUIPMENT We hat Ans:•n F-I hm r, s•,.ck 3000 BREEDERS Traded -in, rmnt.ol n: re. me t slicers, COMET PHOTO SERVICE ° All doubts bloodtested, banded and. culled by electric meat choppeta, .•t i orkel Product* Inspectors, backed by high Pedigreed founds.- Co. Limited, 2199 Moor R'•, Toronto, - ROT C 'Postal Station U, Tur „ni„ - Alan stock. Many customers report wonder. TARPAULINS ful suctesa. "Best Chicks I Ever Had,— PROMPT MAIL SERVICE - S•I` R Sturdy, brown or khaki Duck Waterproofed I Thu b,. rel�ahie i,iu.t.n d. s .w loY work A T ED CHICKS AND Covers with tie ropes, all n Leckie. Write tnr AT LOWER PRICES CI6ARETTiE TOBACCO _. PULLETS �'gtiotatl.+na and samples John Leckie. 77 15.1• Don't rsk our hltns. Rend user to '2 WEEKS TO 6 WEEKS OLD. TIRES Sine Rnapsita Eervi e, . - 1 weeps add 4c. 3 weeks add 10c. 4 week TIRES AYti' KIZt ROLL add I$c, 6 weeks add 2oc, 4 weeks Old We are overstocked et the Present of good 9 Ptd- R nr a Fa pnfin ray Jets 602, 1 0,;'d. live delivery Guaranteed. used trade -!n tires (guaranteed to be In sx• DEVELOPED and PRINTED SOr 21,00 Mr 100 aeDOS1t on day olds. 10% cellent Shape) Itlerinte trom your negatives 4c, On ptarted orders. Order froar, and ENCLOSE _ 61�O X la $5.00 .ti. S mounted enlargements 4 x 6" 931:. M. ,this ad Ail'_ rd.rs• .hipped C,O.D, Special equlPmgfi • largPment■ framed " x 0" in Cold, Silver, - -- - )1�•� HEAVY AND MEDIUM . toff - viilcanlz ng Truck and Farm Tractor Walnut or Black Frames 74e, if' pfrtura "YOUR "N>`1GGET "vo1.ISH IS COCKERELS 74 i BEACON TIRE corner Queen_ and colonsd 914c. Prints find enlargements �.I. Tort Sts„ Hamilton, Ont. matte from prints of lost negatives.' M►ON�ERfUL;DEAR -BUT YOURSNIN rg7 :lfevt t"es New 1188011011 8c, all other heavy ONTARIO'S MOST MODERN OPTIC M ; $O BRIGHT THE BUGS THINI( ' breeds 4%c. Assorted heavy Cox 6 Rock EQI71PPED TIRE SHOP STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE -Cox only. rn sex X Leaborns *Tic. Day old Dealers Ranted pOX Its, POST OFFIC,F A. TORUVTO, ITS A Lic,"T Hurondale Chick Hatchery, TRACTORS A BELTS 1:TA18I•� `t.;� LONDON, ONT. 1:•24 Hart Parr & FordaOn cheap for quick GRAHAM nELL.,on paper showing pesnnark ,�, t� .16 ' YOU WILL rave feed and also catch up on tale' Gtody'ear -belts in all standard wanted. Collectors to loin New Zealand �� �� i the season It you order some o[ our well lengths American Separators & Milkers. Exchange Club World' Wide •rrrespondents. started two and three week old'starte c c s. American Separator Sales. Goderich, Ont. $1.00 year ptsmber.tllp: A. E. whitfteld, Y4 We have the following breeds in non - sexed, Glen Road.' Toronto Pullets or cockerels for immediate de]ivery:, TYPEWRITERS standard and portable. re built, guaranteed A -1 condition. Write ACCUMULATION of Stamps collected over 16 New Hampahirea, Barred Rocks, Barred Rock = X New Hamphirm Light Sussex X Barred Capitol Supply_ Bank fit,. Ottawa. Ont, years. Complete rnitsction for Bale to high- Rock, New Hampshire X Barred Rock, Light eat bidder. Box %I. Etohlcoke P.O., Toronto FARMS FOR SALE Reds, New Hampshire X Light Sussex, Light FOR SALE 2n0 acres *good clay loam, 6 Sussex, also Duilets eight weeks to laying, TEACHERS WANTED Twaddle Chick Hatcheries Limited, Fergus miles from good town, 8 acres hardwood H Ontario. bush. bush, balance tractor land. 'brick house with FOUR QUALIFIED Public School Teiicbers � furnace. bank barn with litter carrier, water for School Area No: 2 Montearle and _ �_ tW R :•,i DTPCING AL*m CLEANING !n ,,arm, hen house, pis pen, implement shed. lilerpchel. Salary 11500. per Sear Dutlii to i•� HAVE ZOII aaythini reeds dyeing or •clean- shed for tractor, one car garage. Immediate commence September Ynd. Apply stating �/ - R 4 4 Y_ Doaaesafon. Apply t0 A. E. Bates,•R.R.1, Shel- qualifications to Earl Muselow• Sec, 7-eas. I lad Write to as for Information, Ws are borne, Ont. Muaclow, Cur t, Y 11 1 L tM�r s• glad to answer, Your gvestlons.. Department ( k }( A, Parkor'S DYe Works Limited. 791 Yonge 200 -ACRE dairy farm. Situated on Kin['S 9ALTFLEET AREA NO. 1 . Street Toronto, Ontario. Highway, nine miles west of Cornwall F R Farm in excellent condition, carrying 70 head. NIAGARA PENINSULA 0 �` 0 y of cattle at present. Buildings consist of i - FOR SALE roomed AC ER hoel.orwiS September. enrolment* about ones • - • �" w� _ ATTX2MON FARMERS two houses, large barn, large henhouse and pig pen, all In excellent repair; also sugar suburban area of Hamilton. School nurse. FOR BALE- Tractor Tires, made of rubber, bush. Modern equipment to houses and bars. Music Supervisor and free Pupils' supplies in Suitable for bolting on Steel wheels, 816.00 Apply to R. n Hartle, P.O. houses 1076, Caro- schools. Salary $1,750.00 for experienced oche rear wheels 17,60 each, front whsels, teachers, State' qualifications. experience and !Khasi ordering State diameter and wall, Out. width of name of a resent inspector. wheels. National Robber Co. Ltd„ 6 Will. 100 ACRE farm, tot 29, Mulmur: clay loam. Apply lees. George Lee, Salttleet School Area, FOR A SPARKLING, LASTING SHINE; pbtn Ave.. Toronto, Ont. lovely home. 11-roomed house, hardwood Wentworth County, Stoner Creek. Ont. ACREAGE on lake, well wooded, suitable for floors, 2 ]arse barns, Stone foundation. ill fiAl Boys' Summer camp. C. Wren, it Adflland cemented. „ring " water 1n pasture, well near WANTED -ALWAYS USE NUGGET "a Ave.. Toronto, buildings. Early possession. Near school and HARDWARE BUSINESS wanted tar cash. $00 AMP. Electric Welder on rubber.Chryo- church, hYdro and telephone available. Apply town or village. Box 141, Room 821, 77 liar Engine T 130. used about 100 hoar. 143 Doulanels Ava,.' Toronto. AdebtN W., Toronto, d J1MA*. Walter Plane, Stamford Contra, HAIRDSIRMINO TTPEWRfTMR9 wanted. state make and d fit' model, write $27 Basserer St„ ' Ottawa, Ont - LEARN Hairdressing the Robsrts0a- method. BALD SHAVINGS ' -J • xafotmatfoa on twgasitt regardless elaSw. WANTED -All kinds of dressed poultry. Tor 1 / , VOR SALE. baled soft wood sftWflam car - Robertson'i Hairdrewitg AeaAsasl, 112 Ave. priori for UP birds. Joseph Cooper Limited Yj load lots only. Write Plus Products., P.O. sus Road, Tests. Poultry Dept. 2064 Danforth Ave.. Toronv Sox T3. Montreal A. „ Brampton. , PMvats quirt" high wage& ao 1. (We do custom Meting). .. .. .� .J. ~ - - __ _ � _ .. - yl ,_ -�' N EAT R THEY'RE HERE AGAIN , MEN'S "BIG 88" -' '`SISMAN" Work Boots #or �� ..= W�3ZT�Y BQue Oovera]le #625 Srrina - ao•bettei made _-__ `-' ' � .. Overalls ';3.e5 >�8.96 Up ` _ `iiaaltittuIly Air - conditioned ' 1 ' and S_aSaCKS : , . ' �tJ'RSDAY F1tI. SATURDAY •• ' ,': .. l'(O'1'iCE I 1 I Oar tltialra yalw yo>ar waT rae, - - ,. •, COAL, COKE, -, •:. . - R'��UD, CEMENT, '� ,and - EL?ILDER`S S•�7PPLIEE3 -' . also locrat eartzige work . � • - 1• , MAY 15, 16 and17 _ - 1�Pe hgwealeo placed in etocg a full . : -� 1`wo Shove • ? ani 0 P. >!t. . • • MEN'3 FEDORA HATS in MEN'S and BOYS' •' � CY Ri L E. M O R LEY L1NE at LEAF M�LRJC 8.tvrasy Matinee at 1.90 P. x. leading Spring Shades "TOWEit" Brans Rain •�'• INSURANCE � A N D' p'boo. �� 7as�sa. cam • . •.N ©bod Lives Ali Satec -Fur Felt x4.95 OATS in Black Rubl�eer __ ' ' • , Y - _ AREAL ESTATE A• w, MITCHELL - ' •' � � FOt'eVer - � - � .'• � PHONE 67 PICK. � � - -PiokQring, Unt. , . - .. -. MEN'S LT?� DER WEAR in � - _ - - I , = ,John Garfield Geraldine Fitzgerald - '• Jerseys and Shorts - .. � � ' : ;,.�. - - .All Sizes � •,�%ti�ag�� �ireet�rtt ' t Walter Brennan Faye Emerson - � - ' � •• � 1I .r..l mil I -� � -I d.i JO:.».�li ■.l:�J G�L'J■ _.Jli- G 1. ". i I 1 �. :N• �� )�NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN'SDY MEN'S SOCKS, TIES, BELTS, BRACES etc.,,C�alore � G`ORDON F. OS$ORNEi A. E. Rtc%taraso7l � � �. ' _ ?1S.�Y 19•, 20 and '21 _ � C. L. U. -- • Last Complete Shovr At 8.20 � � -DISTRICT MANAGER •'GENERAd. INSURAN(!D - . ' ,Come on In -You 11 enjoy _• - .loo Av�Y�arro � . - ; , � Perilous Holiday � ,ShA in at "THE F�ICs STORE" • E1dPIRE L3FE -• = Aa old establisher! agency, �, � °- - � Pat O'Brien, Ruth Warrick, A. Hale PP � - lnsuranee Company _ to nerve. • - .. � - �- Phone Pickee3ng, 60 Attraction iVI. S. C,HAPMAN and SON - _ Added raen tati+►ea Plus An �D -- _ _ -- - _ • __ . �- - � . � ' � Devil's Playground - _ __ . . - , _ .. Rasa D: M>snro : D- .�, � E F R _ _ Tom Puckrin '•° `• '4nilliam Boyd std And }• Clyde ■ ■ � Murvpn Keane, Oshawa • , - Insurance 0# All Kinds Ralph Gulliver, Oshawa - , -- ';'igl7$SDAY, FRI _SATL'RDr1Y � _ _ I,rssu,�nce 1►�ii-iser . • Telaphoae, bZZ �Y$iioy, vat. • �' • . - MAY 22, ?3 std 24 � Address � Phone •� . � .• ! • . �E1'�1ERAL HARDWARE , �' -W ►�� . M � W = Broughat, �� - Pic$, 5� R 22 SiS #er I�enriy . _ � • ' • . � - - :. - LlCFu`rsED aL'CTIONEER and _ - Rosaland Russel ,Alexander linox � f - - 'ar d , - VALUATOR .. - KEN A N D C LA R K E ' . r '• � � i p - • - Sales conducted Any-shere PR� r _ �' Pa ne or Write �T =C� SU PLIES o RlEitevate \lava - Continued -: _ •- - -' • - 514 Dundaa St. East, Whitby. Ont. AL:CTIO:dEERS ;, year old en the 9th. � - �icensed and Autho-rized for ttre • _ The sympathy of their friends is - - - Counties o! Ontario and York r ,. . , hts c mmuntty goes w 5tr. and :ilra. ,J. S. BALSI)UN DICKERING Farm Stock, Implements Hottae- - . • • : '.l'Ii:iton Burke in the pasting of air. - , - hold Furniture, heal' Estate • :Burke's father: �' � Sap's our Specialty at Reasonable ` - - Enjoying the week -end in the vale - Rates. Deal Service for thle . � ,, .:' - -Miss Jean Fleming, . Miss Doris .. .. Quality Meat$ - . Priice o! One. •Wil�an, Misses Connie Randall, '.Tor- � ' - Pesfloament Nagging Pain . - ��Middleton, BTanhe Hamlin, He!- � � - � � • • � - ' • tbst Fn3s �, Temper sad l4iilliken P. O, phone, Agiet. 62W3 _ ... ,� ' .,- - sh c Rao _ art Horashsw and Robert Brownridge •.. • :Fi In Se � '4larkhasn P �O. pitons l+iaric 206' - ' ,and Austin :4ledcalfe. p ,K•r7ea. It uaY be Your Eyea• - pTenticea ha�re been established • ." Mrs; Edith Park$ and Pam were � . - �IFI'taitS tK Vegetables :. - auctioneers since 1890. -:.a `• v . �• : = :Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs: - . - - - -- - .- �:. H . °�' U C K, it PT . D . • :•` -•` ',A• Fleming. . - -,,_ .__- ILK' ` ��� � - ..._ � p F Barrister 8atfdtor Notary lab!!e ,•f =: .. ;_ -� - "Lo,•e" u as, the word for ansv�er : ._. ` : =- - S •- - - 1 k � ' ; .- ... Disney B Q• -` -- � - -'- _ao the Ro1T CaII at the Map meet- - - ' • . - j -_ - C. C. RICtiARDS'�N �• Phone Plc ZB � . IOSHAWA _ • � ;ink -of the Woman's Ass.uciation held - - - kezin6 Suitr 611 - GnEtinental Llte BIB. - - qt -t#a �7C:f.E ai A3�� -,J. $i�:r�h.. -- -- - - - -.. - - - - -__ __. t .... .. -- - -• - - - -- Phone i6.5 871 B,y St. Tornnto .•..{ • .T'he President, b1rs. B, .annis Ras i, , ,DANFORTH BUS LINES Y..TD►. - - - _ ... -,.' the ckair. In the absence of the Sec- _s - ' Yotir Satisfaction iB+I G �'_ -.. . � � retary, 31Ts. G, Hamlin, 31rs. �. _ .. Sellers &Atkinson ; y ��• • .' Fleming too?: the minutes. Mrs. G. -- ' l :. DaIIy Service ; - Pttoae Awn. 20IW2 - St�,>s#t. 290 � f(�• �' ;C'�1� :�: ' - Hastenga had charge of the Decot- � _ - i _ - .. � -- 'ions] Period, assisted by Mrs. R. - ' �' ;Drily ems. Sun. &Daily ex. � Sat. � 6na Jo ,L ieensed - - 'PAINTER 8c l]�ECO BATOR ' - ' _ '3ohn�•�n. �Ii�, J. l'a�h cmdttcted .a - l3tut. $ Hol. Hal. Su-i & Hol. only .Hal. _ _ ' -• • . � contest on "5lotaers of the. Bible " - Claremaat 4.15 18.1b • 12. 15 8.45 8.00 -' - •Auctioneers � - - -� �_ � • , ' it showed up lalck ag hibiieal knrni•: Brougham - 4.27 ,8.2? 12. 27 � ,8.5? - 8.12 - - - - f - DICKERING ONTARIO • _, ledg•• �f Warne, �f m��thera of ,retf- Green Ri,�er !1.35 8.35 .12. 35 #.05 8.20 ' _' . - ,• i'S'Year's Experience - _ • � .known characters. :tlrs. L. Randal] � �� Hill. 11.38 '8.38 -12. 33 4.08 8.'?.3 - � Sates condu� -red angwhere. w,•as. •'''e; •ed l'e ^i,ra-tent TttYnl' :, *,rr f:,r �_ • - - - ;• ,. J. I. (fiud) S'fEWART B. A. bial,•ern - B.OS '5.05 1. d5 4..,0 - ,8.50 �'1Specializing in •artit Stock, ' - � `_ --all ferries occasionG for �t5e church - � !rurtti *.ore and Property Sales. - I.Retura Leave A.53. �A.'M. P. :ti. - P._.f. • •.P.b'I. . , Barrister, •Solicitor, - Notary r ' I - a:Td �uilrl:t ' >- hue]•, A = mend ;cl dcrn TarazYto 3.15 10.00 5. y5 .2.f10 .,'9.45 ..- j►li Sales personally listed and - • - • .- onstrati�n of ambruiderp work donz - advertised. Bills prepared ar_d Ri�'E�• BEND FAP.�IS ! - � �' ,bti. G -,. :�, =e •..'.r ;�e +: ,�-as Ri -, -en by Daylight Sacing Time ,Parcel Express Grover 5650, O�lord 138: •posted. - - ' Itlrs, C'exl::. of Giren P,.i•ter`- lm•e'y Prarng,t ��,. erv�iee -� .Greenwood Road -.- design,, r.hich alrs. Cn�J!; �tplai-::+d • ;Phone - Pickerina••17 R 13 ■ _ - : '�,.�...�,,.., �,.•. - ,,un :,,lk th� threads - -- Reasonable Rates '. -'_ -�" �M. tT�,flLf,?�1'- F.'�'PT••},2in� ,r,F:,l. �T:e . - • _ :. � �arer��Ont eats : � � . , - �+ ? � .� .._ .- yualit; e` ;h,: .i•ork certain? ,• shnK•- - - - :.� ' - ,PSONE' 290 SI'OL'FFti'Ii LE � ~T. • J. Donegan - • ' ed <<•oridet� � �resi 5•ht _ Jca,;'ired by •- - _ - - - -- -- " - the Chinese �nen. .4 rlr'ii :ou. tea - • .` .• -. ;'.. .... ..-•_ • � . - -, - � . -. -B. Sc. -. ., A., B -• �'ollov-ed the r.ieetitig, sen-ed by the � Rumours to the efllect, we are -disc on'tinuing our `service to - � RA D I © ..� E RV I �. � cMtario' ].and Surveyor - :- _:itilay a oup. - . Dunbartoa -are unfounded - - _ - - . .:. ' -:.. _ - .•• 'su:; iiing S:reeL, East; Oshawa, Onc. -` - - The Tag Dad sponsored by the -- -_ •. ; .._: _ .: - - ,.. ': -- - -- --- �' .. -.. - `�R'on• en's lnsti',L�te for the B' §Till, . - BUSINESS AS USUAL - � _ � - - •- .brought in the sum. of �•zs.au The � - - = C',HOICE •- _ � �- . ' "taggets" nrre: Doris Hil *. :; 3oan - - - -_ :- z _ _ J A. WILLOUGHBY , - ' bielmse, Jean `•facie L�nds�y, Merle � - -. � • _ - ; _ - _ - :R'illonahby Farm Agency . ' . '.' Robinson, Xancy. Ans Hamlin, Elsie a MEATS = 'FISH • - •POULTRY ':. ��;,:_; �;�'� • � Head Off5ce '- Toronto , . •.. ]�Iilier and L'Ett T,eeedie. Thank Q,e-,•+rfp - lb6 Yonge St. ADv60b - �' you, girls, D *= 1� . Aaj Make or Model "Largest and Oldest is _ ..: 'Mr. Braham, of Camilla, will be the PHD�TE �3a01 �CLAREI�IUNT r Canada = Y� 1 „abed Forty �, speaker. -..- - • ' _. -_.• J4�.RTHUR �, I.ELD C:ONBU LT OUR ACTIYE CITY DEPT, Jggg _ � � � - -�_... PHONE 6ir B a � FCF,F <T FCME In 7hE CJTt I, - -- - _ e . •:Highland. Cred't Ness - ContinE:ed ,. ■ - � - - -. . - -- .�_ � ._��r • '- •- '�"�I�S___ I I I E �IS.IeG:.I �'9 ®IN. I Ise. �I I!u II �, "� _ " ' ik° W-a1l � S are?ngetin.a this - Thursday and combining a yuJlttttg _ • . 'ew-ith their regular meeting. _ - ' . We are •sorry to hear Mr. Carl -- The ' . ' C Q� ` .Walker is ustder the doctor's orders ' ��� ��� � !• .LIMITED _ �to drop his many and ,- cried. actin_ o � _•� � a n •e r ___- , ' - " "idea for the time being at least due -' � _ _; : 'iCELEPHONES - HoWard 111 ?, and Scarbozo' 336 _ . as � heart condition.. He will be � � , , . ' Scarboro Junction . missed in the_ many organizations - � � ��� �'� - � " ' , . ': - , been •so active and '�' a t' o n ' in which he has .. .sit his friertds visit lum a 'spe�Y • In Stock - - ' ><ecowery so that we may see him a- � � - : . , • • sound ten• we hope he will ' � LT � B A R TO N •' � � • '' for immediate Delivery' . ' :trot have to remain away from tae � � D I O � ^ � . , . - 'choir too low as rove -need voices - .u` R � I�� - . � . a �. PAPF]R BACHED INSULAT ION WQOL �. '� : � - • �'' � o"rl � - Authorized dealer.- - A. H. RA l Y'�.V� � � 10 Ib. � sphalt Shingles - • Mr, Barnes is the Proud possess• • � F` •. or of a now baton for conducting Orden T+akea at Above Addtkae er at Puke Vew `Wide Varlet of Colo■ss. 800ling Nails WiSb •'.I -_ _his Glee Olub, He was presented .. �8 ellerll ' ., y - " . _ • with a smart nickel and Lucite baton Ahistaia Oldei7 O�>/ . wha�b )� the novel idea of a light Terms: 10 p. c, down 1 to � yrs. to. pay .. .. ,, . • >iltaide, so now vee,�aa see him con- � - �� �n � ��' Small Stewart- Warners Com' Soon •;�# - .', • .. _ mg grades ol• 8. C. Cedar Shnigie � - �; _ , \ _ r •