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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1949_01_14• VOL. 68 NO. 16- - - - PICKHRT't#G, ONT.UUO IMIDAT, J A\ U RF 14, 1949 ' ----- T Sub- Rate, Rate - $2.00 per year; U. S., $2L60 W. C. Murkar and Son, Publishers 4 C'evits a copy Authorized as second Class Matter is _� - 459000v00 -TwounroomedL -VIIIn _tlougec , -.-off'ciaii-- d _ y P c $43,000 Vi llin Opened At Rouge School, AltuLm Ruad - r . __ _ _ __ - - and \{r. :•ud 3Irs, W. J. Bryant. ail 1da:n ;Ix.,rs titc 3•'lautvushi,, 1j t\"ith the audiw,:uut filler to cup_ of Pickering,) .; � AL�sc,.� a sins; - ihltii ff!, CPiw �'ieker �r:� Village silage a} -e rt -lir t; figs ur.rucultural nuciety Hull. Banquet - _,: , Following many years of s endid- t,l ;�n-ss uwen ai neil, _a]ax, has re.. _ 01!14 al opening o'_ tine new "--:aunt- Here At Annnuai Meeting 'service to itis • I:tuiticiriality as Twp. ,urned to her uti �ianary post on, ed wiug of the Altou-a hued achuuh •�� Rev, Hoot. O Copeland. �Iiltister Esse<sor \Ir. 3dam i$pears retiree F , uur \1 e:;q Coast-. - tovb the,fol of a sac: l eveu.0=, The basement o2 the United ' Sunda}' J:wuar� 11i 1.f4.)' th'-s year, uu a 346 per month re- Jar, Willis Hopkins called on air, and all having the oppurtuuity u: Church We was filled on, Tuesday 10.00) a. tn; S.utd..�• School J tiring allowance, lir. Je.mes• Black- C. Bryant during the week -end. viewing. the aril rooms, mak:ug it evening on the :ccasion of th'e an- a well v, -ho has been Assistant to .lir, 11.r1V a, m. Jlorning Worship one of the iiuest schcu•ls in the pro_ nasi meeciu; and banquet of the 7.60 p. nt. -Evening -Service They had. 'not sera' each other' for Vince, The uriginal bund ug ere�,ed Ho;-ticultural Socie,y. Spe.'.rs for several years •takes q�=er. - ._ *��* ;'six'ty years, the work. 3I1•. Spears has been a in 194U at a cost at $12,00 opened Pres. Jaine4 'Bl.ac•kwell acted as familiar figure around the township Choir praitice at house of -rhos- Miss Louise. Rorke received a with forty -odd pupils: they tuday Chaiiman, Mr. L 'ai• lIorley extend- chambers since well back in The. leader Friday evening, 8.00, _; bone, fracture,in a fall a.few days _ have over twu hundred, the new ed, a welcori e from the church, \I r, days of the sate Clerk 'Donald R ago, and is confined to bed. WIug costing about $45,000, Geo: Todd prngused a toast 'to the Pickering Preattyterlan Church - Born, to Mr. and Mrs: Win.. Tay. ?. prugraul wa; rouducted in the, Twp'.- of Pickering to which Reeve Beaton. His services here have been _ Rev. David Marshall �inlster + spprec iated by this to,euship. dattttg' loss Pickering, a daughter. auditorium under the chai.manz ship W. H. Westney responded, _lir. G!•r_ , l,tsck to the horse and bug Sunday, January le 1949 -- gy.cutter __ Pl.>w_ •?uta N - proposed a ice tea=- m 2.00 p m. $unday, School -, t;>i .iaiue� Blackwell, former �ec:et- old -Cowan prop da s x sten dr'•vfng�lr ink-dawzt the -3.O LT -r. , tri, - -Divine -Worship_ I . -. - DB'FXCR ]LOURq. 1 cry' c•Y the Board, who introduced the, Horticulturists of Ontario". sideroads and concessions' in all the differentt items of the program: to which Rev. A. C. Luffma•n ably kinds of weather for $400 a -year ladies• :fid _i._ Afternoon Daily - Except Wednes- Music Sup„ Mrs. Fisher and her replied, _and_Pay_hls owa_Posta>;e. out of and -- Classes, Mrs. Parker, su oast an Rev. J. tic, ach n, 'i'1'hifevale, that, Thank you Adam. The regulsr-manihly meeting of - -�.Y a $13>1deJ: 1.0.0 to 8.00 P. accompaatist, sills 11il.een Bushby,wasthe speaker of the evenin ta•k_ the Ladies' Aid will be held at the �. • Dr, Osrtw.r'ighti .3.00, to 5,00. titan McKenzie, tenor, the Board: lag the theme "Making the New Dignified Ceremony, Opens Council home o2 >'ilrs. Dixon, Church St., on D• mM Dr. Ortl�sa 13easlons Foe 1919. Thursday, January 20, at 2,30 p. Eveadnp Daily: 4.00 to 'i3,00 p. m. _ .Messtm L,otton, Welis and Comport, Year Happier and Brighter for the . except Wednesday Saturday and Inspeotor Archibald amd former In- Other Fellow•" 1 in, Ladies are requested to bring. a ; spector Hutchison John Usaty, for . lir, C. E. 13oriey conducted the Rev, A. C, Lu•: Dude Rancher Ropes -A Calf -The boats look- a bit oversize ..but in spite of that this young "dude" seems to be having. plenty of fun with the whiteface calf'. .. S.PJ hY SWTC IT 10Ic -1 'Interesting -very. interesting -if the lads mix it up with vim, vigor 111ilivie" Just about turns . up the re also vehemence. action among harness-hoUt fans to &a announcement that a new traAr. But, there's a limit to, all things. I@ be devoted to floodlight -racing, In the hands of ii sturdy, free=swing- -;Pbe built no; far from Toronto. Ing forward or defense -man a hoc- ost of those who like to watch the key stick can become just as deadly *otters and side-wheelers in action a weapon as any of the "blunt in- Tmuld undoubtedly welcome such it strilment's" you read about in the move. But such a track has been mystery -murder -stories. Also, hoc- mooted so often in the past - and key" is a personal-cctntact sport, Sever got any further than mere where tempers are liable to become that the fans just won't got frayed at the edges far more quickly hatted Lep until it Is a bit ]tearer than in games,such as­---say-base- panty ball or tennis. While ;oodlit harness horse rac- That is why in our humble Us has been a huge success south opinion - hockey referees should at the lino -with record-breaking at- keep much tighter control over what landance - and -mutuel . play --at each --goes -otq-tnd we- -f `from - Inter, - ` oucteding meet - there's some. forenct from club managements, 4*vbt as to whether It would go than the officials In charge of other ever in a financially profitable man:- sports. And that's Just what they SlAr at the site proposed. For many aren't Hockey manages and ]ra Toronto has been known is -coaches. argue with officials - even :It about the biggest sucker town -threaten them with the lose of their &we is anywhere. so far as the jet.; _' in a manner'which makes, nutining horse racket is. concerned: for Instance, baseball, folks wonder but "Hogtown" has never *taken to just what's going on.. Oe harness horse game -yet It ill om there that the bulk of patron- "Hockei players also take liberties .,a* for a track at Thornhill would with the officials with far .too groat ;))sive to come. s,reodorn - probably knowing that the 'worst that can happen to then} The chief promoter of the pro- is a small fine, which in all' pro - Toted track is a man who has been bability, some team supporter with "Ting - unsuccirssf3illy -,to- got more money than brains, will defray,' 'Thoroughbred racing dates for the or a one or two -game rest on the ""tine location; so it can hardly be sidelines: .407 really deep love for the pacers Md trottere.which prompts the , pro- ..Irr recent weeks we have had the Wt move., The Idea' would be to `elude Toronto in the flourishing sorry spectacle of one manager, of Xight harness racing circuit now a major league hockey team, hurling charges that the paid officials of the oWating In the Eastern States, and loop were deliberately giving' his -ft have pari-mutuel betting. club the worst of it; of a: coach ac-' Well, maybe it will go throughcusing rival teams of 'being out to . beat his club by deliberate and il- fteinger things than that have hap- legal. roughnesp, and of two players paned. But, speaking strictly per- --Cal Gardner of, Toronto and --fouselly, well believe it when we see Kenny R�eardon cd Montreal - 1111 -or rather,'well. believe that it swinging clubs in a manner which, has actually corps to pass right after had their aim been as good as their we've torn up our first muiuel ticket intentions, might well have ended on a trotter or pacer which failed to in . a . trag . edy, either single Qr double.jidlHy the confidence we placed in 'And, Just while we're an the :And to top it off, the 'Montifeal mobject, before things go too fai, coach -when one of the erring ath-- Wo - trust that the powers -that -be fetes was he4did for the sh^ .vers make certain that Canadian-bred-or7 raised the latter's hand in the. style -owned, harness horses get a fair of a fight referee announcing a ,bake In the way of races for which winner -as silly a move, probably,, only they are eligible. as s was ever -seen in' organized hoe - key. "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes" One' of these' evenings some'`hoc- it about all the Latin we can re-' key player, possessed of more heat -call from our stretch -many lbng _Aan brains, is going. to raise his _years ago -at Harbord Collegiate. vwclub and :Whack an ' opponent Freely translated it might read, "If over the noggin so lustily that the ma . nagements can't keep from Ike latttr will fail to respond to making fools of themselves, what Iroatment. Then there will be a can you expect of their players? -bW outcry about the brutality of dlioll rising generation and hockey wffl get the biggest black eye it has 'iwier received - one from which it S A F E •S my' not recox'er for a long. long .0 .. . .... . --time: Proteet'Yonif BOOKS" and CASH'tron, FIRE and THIEVES. We bave a size and tYPS Of Safe, or Cabinet, for any Now there are many ivho Will test- varpose.- Visit dor-or write for, prime Hey that, so far.' as we.are peitsonally -te.. to Dpvc W. concerned, a certain amount of i.6ci.TAYLORLIM ITtO strenuosity, even roughness, has : . . . iscipti kept us away -from any. ath•-nRONTOSAFE 'WORKS letic event. So long as we are safely 145 Frout at. R.. Toronto out of harm's way; tee enjoy seeing i Watablisbed 114115111, *=GOES ON .."CLA"SSIFIED -ADVERTISING ZAJLLT CHICKS tra. profits I SNOWSHOES. All -OL94" and styl at "Human*" snowshoe harn. LD Pall when set PrTice'na" high. Order Your more blistered toes!' Folder, '18M hosing 1111, I's NormanBlair baby cloleRs now and be assured of delivery comfort," on request. Bates' 0188nowaho". date also breed You desire. All our breeders Motasama (via C.P.R.) N. Out. am government banded and pullorum-tested, t SAWMILL BUSINESS. Write for our catalogue and Prices. Diacoun 95. Good money ­-JsIvtn on all early orders. Mqnkton Poultry Ream T)Jrl��e. "Apply to T. W. Kerluc Ontario. Box 318. Ch.t in -_Indonesia Farms. Uo"Lon. -YAR often that this space MARTINDALE'S CANADIAN &P.PRoVtb BARGAINS 4,000 Rocks. i- Mercerized Thread, 11.25. Ideal for "wine CHICKS Barred YARDS_ ,.wipe; material, holusbolus and Light Sussex.- White Leshorns, Now Harraeps- by hand or machine. without attempt to disguise, from shire X Barred Rocks, Light Sussex X New Dresses, quilting. etc, 2 big 2,000 yd. spools. contemporaries. Or, iiyou insistp it's Hampshire*. Over 25 years experience. Price Black or white. Price 31,25 postpaid, list and folder on request Martindale's Farm C.O.D. Postage extra. not very often that it admits doing Hatchery. Caledonia, Ont Money back lf'naL delighted, L40LXADA Accredited HatchqrT:ROP, _Si�ed - XLWEL DISTRIBUTING CO. • chicks. ' Barred Rocks, White Learhornm. Dept, W, 5363 Park Ave., Montreal, Quo. flowvvei�, this -piece from the e New Approved Cross -bred*. Free Catalogue, price- ­ - York . ems to e such list. XcQulgFe Poultry Farm, Anc . aster. Blue, 70 BELOW ZERO SUITS • . CK, mag4ilu ' el -se ... N Ontario. fleece -filled, satin -lined, zippered. Wind - an unusual piece of writing - one proof and water -repellant, knit cuff and ankle. that to ruthlessly pulls, off the by- SALE CLEARANCE SALE Pockets -and hood. Ideal for docttoLrx9A_XM11" QUEEN OIL BROODER. STOVE tames, Firtne ra-,-Hu rite ri. etc.- Cost $150.00. pocritical mask that veils most of Regular Price 229.96. Sale price $20.90. Brand _--SPEC_1A1-AT--$22.% 1e WO s Ari erila Ionadealings- to your station Wore January Surplus, Products, 268 Dalhousie St.. Ottawa. - . 20th. -The Queen Oil Brooders have given out. ONE IS., PAPE that, withoui. apology, I'm qiioting standing results on our -own Plant and to hun- tally C HAMMER MILL. Dr It 'as is]' dreds of customers. They are safe. oeonomical rake new. One horse drawn came aide A and easily operated In cold or warm weather. .&it One CbckshuLt. steel wagon. W. It. Also room beaters, regular $27,95, . Sale price Bell, R R. 8. London Phone MET. 8099J-4. "A couple -oi weeks ago, a few $20.00. Book Your order today. 10 per cent HI -POWERED SPORTING d y depoolr.- balance C.0 D . before" Jan. 24Dth' at I L 'RIFLES a s -before Christmas, Dutch par- this price. Various models. Write for new, demeriptive, achutists landed oil Jogjakarta, the LAKEVIEW HATCHERY folders and prices. Indonesian capital. They seized first EXETER, ONTARIO 'SCOPE SALES CO. the airfields, then the government DO TOT: KNOW? That It takes one year • 826 Quecn St,, Ottawa, out. buildings. The operation went well chto...change grain Into park, two years to MAC]1113flY grain Into beef, but It taken only 1 Fairbanks Morse Stoker, model C-100. and the Dutch managed to bag the three to mix months to change grain into I Iron Fireman Stoker, model 75. advantage of this I Dunham Pump. with % H.P, motor size 620 proving situation now. Predttlt- the demand 1 Vertical Boller, 20 H.P.-Lenard. Indonesian government, Poultry and eggs. Take that there is always something to be for chicks will, a"e.c`e:d* the supply. Order ' DINGLEY STEELWORKS LIMITED learned from history by students early and secure the' breed you desire when 40 William Street, Cornwall,' Ont, You want them. 'Also laying And ready to - ALUMINUM. CORRUGATED who -approach it in the proper spirit.-, lay vull1qti and _broifer.� chicks for Immediate ROOFINGS And SIDING, 6 to wi ft. delivery. Free batalogue. Top Notch Chick lengths. sheet 361', cover 82" wt a. 24 "Ie is interesting to compare the a Mes, Guelph, Ontario. gauge. recent Dutch opinion of the Indo- IMITATION paper in: ralls. 18". PROMPT delivery of laying and read CBQRI'OCE red. buff. and . green, bILck,.JoInt Lad nesian goyernment with the earlier Jay Pullets. White. Leshorns. Barred Rocks, white. opinion of -ithe Di;tch Now Ximpsbires,. Light Sussex, Cr an Breda. AAPHALT SHINGLES, rod roollAs. payer Free -catalogue, Twe scuta. tarred ftlt- beater -.board.. mint. Dr. van `kfeffens, the former 'Limited, Fergus. Ontario. Price and samples on request Immediate -7 ----------- Dutch Foreign Minister., said that M You KNOW that It requires 50 The delivery from stock. the Indoesian government had lost Of feed per year to feed a ban Mat lays MATERIALS. SECONDS 50 *6991 It only requifes 80 Ibis Per year to ASPHALT SHINGLES. 210 lbs. 84.96 Square, all authority and existed only as a food a hen that lays 250 eggs. In other Color red, green, black. radio'station. We recall that when lords every particle of Your profit or lose lltor,T,RD ROOFING. so Its. Red. green. $2.40 10 tied up In the brooding back of the little per square. the. Dutch government was in exile Package you buy when you Purchase day ROLLBRICK SIDING. Red, tuft, green, f3.00 in London, the Germans said the-, Old pullets.. For 25 Years Tweddle Chick Per situate. F.O.B. Charette. same thing -said. it was a shadow Hatabories have been supplying chicks that A. L. GONNEVILL9 M'F'O. Cbarette. Quo. develop Into high Producers. Send for story MOVING SALE of 2 -wheel -trailers, Clearing, government existing only as & pro- "How to Hit the Top Egg Market" Also free price3125,00% Waverley Motors. 146 Llberl gram of; the BBC. So much depends as talocuo and Poultry guide. Laying and at.. Ottawa, Ont. ready -to -lay pullets, Also broiler ohicka .tor &TTENTLON FARMERS: We carry The on where you, sit." Immediate deliveiy. Tweddle Chick Hatcheries largest stock of used. d now Parts for 7 Personally, L would name that as Limited, Fergus. Ontario. the older popular makema" '33i - tinctora - , MCHORN PULLETS $26.00 PER JOG Write us for price Rate. "-tAftInx make of one of the pithiest chunks of writing Holl3rwgod Leghorn Pullets . wtii.� hall) you tractor. General Tractor -A SuPP17 machine of the year -any year. The only Produc4 more aggs because their have we Shop. 680 Winnipeg St.. Regina, records of 350-300 so&* for the past 10 seen- IDIABETICS. W rite .possible criticism I -could make biter Your chocolate bars. aratiods. They have the largo bodlas necessary jams. .candy, biscuits, etc. Imme4tare would be to suggest that the fir,&) for continued -boats offs Production and bring delivery, DI&bjt1C FOo41j 4- Stipillen. 09' sentence might be printed in capital a good price when sold for xn9at. Write for Harter Street. Toronto. Out. PrIoskist and free calendar.- Big Rack Farm. letters. -SO MUCH DEPENDS ON Xt6chem. Out . Sam W. MEDICAL WHERE YOU SIT. It does . . A TRIAL Every -i of Rhou Ic I COLOR CALENDAR Paine or Neuritis sufferer mat Indeed! Send for Your free copy, Do not Itannoidy Munro's Drug should: try . Dixon-sis order cb4ckw Store, '333. Elgin. until you Mae It. Our Prices are Moderate. Ottawa. 1O2tPAJ4 62,00, our Quality first class. 29 Years broodft and SAVE YOU HEARD about Dixon'sN=riti hatching. I breeds and cromstirteds. R.O.P. urit�s 'United Stiftes and Rheumatic Pain Riimodn' Brooder for 21 Years. Fully Accredited Hatelli. good results, Munro's, Drug Store, :33 Elgin, Citizens of New York are consid- Y, ' The Fisher Orchards, Freeman, Out Ottawa. Postpaid 11AC .ably stirred up. these -days by Y10 LEASED with Shaver's W to d 2ELZ Barred Rocks, Zvory gbick OPMR71UNITIBS, for AREN and WOMEN ..recetit revelations of waterfront XO P� sired -records 170-3,g OM, AA conditions that can hardly be do- " brooders an our own farm Write today. BE A HAIRDRESSER -401N CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL scribed as anything less than de- DOQA]d Shaver, Bout* 1, Gait. Out. Great Opportunity' Learn ploralife." City authorities are Initial, isu4i%7tgB OPPORTUWITXU Halrd-ressing AN O]PrZR to Ji'lloamani, dignified Profession, making moves designed to rescue-. r-Lifit of InV46- thousands successful Marvel every Invento graduate" that district from contintied physi-_ Done and run Information sent free. 2U Amorlea'm greatest system Illustra4ed cai Ramsay Co Registeroill Patent Attorney a..;?$ ! sell _breakdown; crime and corrup- LO nk Street. Ottaws. I*"@ froa. Write or Call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING tion which are meiiously threatening DYWNG AN SCHOOLS -ftil role as the nation's chief port tax? Write In us for Information. We are 72 Rideau Street, Ottawa. 368 Bloor .9t. W , Toronto 8AVE' TOU anything needs d7ving Or 61414b- Branches 44 Kin& St- Hamilton New -Yorkers. have long taken glad to answer your qUatillogs,. , ZgV&rtulgCt_ gars 630 M-i-ile-s- a Pdrl1Tdr'w-DJrj' Waylig; Lfmitj4 jor Tons S -AA of piers and dockside warehouses Zreet. Toronto, Ontario dollar to Kingsw&Y' College, 2219 Bloor Street Toronto.. Manual has English. Fron,h spreading along the New Y - - -1 -: , , ork and KM- WANTED and reed sections, , Irf-rru,*t',,n 'bvtiv,i�� Certificate awarded, . .. ... New Jersey shores -7 an area FARM HELP through which pass -al' For *Aporlinqed. bamigramt farm kals; from MEN -gond for complete ho haill urting. Most half the Holland arriving spring 1941. apply "Dutch lnetructions, $1 only. S.twraoeetlon jrwrrni, exports of the entire nation. immigration Committee." P, 0. Box 23.4. toed. Handicrafts, Se,helt. But now they are learning that Chatham. Ontario PATK%ris ISELLEItE CONVALESCE -\T' U015PIT FETH-ERSTUNAUGH 6 Company: Paten, Bc there is much that is rotten along IN BEAUTIFUL ST. CATHARINES. lieltorm Establisboo 1390, 14 Ktna we*, that famed 'waterfront -that men A- home away from home.. Graduate nurses: Toronto. Booklet of Informatloa'no reques. have been murdered, that 'bale and fetbale: night find- day dUtY7 Excel- !+ gangsters lent meals. prices moderate, private and PERIAONA4. Our semi - Control the lives and destinies of private roams available, specialty to ASTROLOGICAL READINGS. Sci.ntlf)c. A, thousands of workers, and that rac. nervous, aged and ConVelomeonL Our &Im, curate Pleas* write for Information. Lv a For Information apply to' SuPorlatendt: or Winfield. 859 Thurlow. NO, 206, Varrouv­ k4teering regularly adds a heavy Ocurtemy and service, a. C. -loll to -practically- all thipmentg in phone 114IISSL M`MTE­RY ot7k_hncoxviiiine<t. Of out of the pori. Zaaw." Price I Oc. Outdoor lrrt-ri.r. FOR SALE GoodwooA, Ontario. These conditions, plus the physi-' MINK' TRAPPERS cub Inonthe high Mink Fria" and Wolf Bounty- trapping %TA.1illps .-cal blight that has, grown along the the Mentiflit Way, calms Fishers Course and STAMP COLLECTORS! [,a. ke4 shores, are the result of years of 80011t 2naide from Animals' Glands. Write for $3,35 for SI;00: $5.00 ca talogue value- Mi. .neglect, on the whole problem of Particularm to Fisher, Box 420, Calvary, &it&. S.2,0o: - Ilil.0o catalogue value $3.50; t, CHAIRS Elate, B -,t '330i. Crystal the port. If these * conditions con- ]leach, f)rt, folding, all types Write for catalogue -APPROVALS time, New York's position as the VILLCON CHAIR - AND - TABLE CO.. Canadian. British po­taot. chief gateway to the new,w-orId, will $15 BLoon ST. W., TORONTO Paid. S. Gallop. NIOUnt J,J�% Ave 'be seriously Many big APEX VENETIAN RLINDS- Toronto, Made to Measure-Pmmpt Delivery industrialists are already div"eriing . Free esy!,Tiaie and guaranteed, WANTED A. ,overseas shipments. to other ports. Removable slats and tapes. At all events, as said before, New 55 CENTS A SQUARE FOOT DO YOU NEED MONEY? wu. mo"rs AND SONS - Hlebest Prices Paid for scrap gold j �Velr.l % WA. 3744 cold dental work, rings, chains, watcher. gol, Yorkers are -seriously disturbed; and 120 Jarvis Street, near Queen, Toronto , coins, etc.' Satisfaction Rill Cooed Per"' mer threaten' a real"clean-up." But Phone or Mail Orders accepted. chandise returned. Old G*ril-1 Co- 167 Craig LADIES' COTTON H7s-eD.- _;es, 'gayprint. St, Went. Montreal 3, whether anything really '.practical and stripes. washable. &s.-,= colors and - ------ will come 'out of all the agitation- styles, sizes 14-46, FAch 11.89. Postage Pre - a d. refund vi�arantee4. Ji. KaAs Res'd., P well, that remains to be seen. - The 'Op. I Box *275 St, Lambert. Montreal 18, Quo' Of - all labor-saving gadgets ever racketeers, at least, don't appear to SAW31ILL Diesel Power, double weer,, trim- invented for women, none has ever be greatly agitated, as y". mere. slab slasher, log haul, planer and been so popular as a devoted man. tractor... Box 380, Burlington. CROPPING MILL & FEED 6USINESS With diffictilty the. ship was built, In nlc�- town, centre of sOdd farming corn- munity, 2 -story' stone building, - electric Launched with more difficuifty still; Power, truck 4, all equipment; going b P Tininess. (11 -roomed brick house available.) $5,800. The w o w is SIO� SCRATCHIN Drayton, 1 16 rkmen` ere intractable, Stanley Mil Dr , one. Relieve Itch in a Jiff The cradle was a rotten one, HAND MADE Fur Slippers. deluxe, best The harboi had clogged u•p with' quality, ' children's $2,50. adults $3.*0 all Rdime lt,hi.g d�, i� I'--'. mites, colons", satisfaction guaranteed. Barman lthI,Ws iwt and min- itch 1, silt- Novelties.- Searorth. Ont.' cc•lhng medic4ted 0. D. D. Prescription And then the barnacles fastened on REGISTERED COCKER SPANIUCLS Famous (ordinary or �tr st�inl , rngih 0 1 "tors L. -la. 6­0r,na ous Warwick and Glen Rouge strati; priced itching qllirklv. 35C tri,.,: IItlp -T. Spencer low: reducing stock: Immediate delivery, it -or ino- lmci, AA Write TCirk'fawn Cottage.. Soiitb Lancaster. Ontario. HARNESS &COLLARS Farmers Attention -r-� Consult your nearest . Harness ..Shop- __11t0U YOUR 0 about Staco Harness Suppliet W We sell our goods only through Staco . 8"R CIGARETTES your local Leather 'Goods dealer. Thi goods are right, and so are our prices, We - manufacture in our face .tories - Harness. Horse Col. lars., Sweat Pads, Horse` Blan- kets, and Leather Travelling Goads. Insist cin- -Stacol-Brand Trade 'Marked Goods, and you get Satisfaction Made only -6y" Y- y, SAMUEL TREES -Co LTD. 42 Wellington St. E., ioiblfto 2� WRITE FOR CATALOGUZI POBACCO A ISSUE -3 -1949 MRn'2 laying ane 11. X Sussex, r C After All Winter's a Good Skate I Atli Y� 61.) O- _ - - • For ovec a year' now, from time -feed with eggs, get rid of her fele to time this column has been point- what she'll bring. Ing out the danger - to farmers especially -of _not _carrying enough It's . the ,little things -the •thus _ ^: 'c^ - fire insurance; or rather, I mighir so easy to overlook - that makes a better say, of thinking you have en- farm, according to statistics, one of when, at present replacement the most dangerous places there lr - -- cu 't w o ive on. For example, the farm ser - - Matter of 'fatt1-mk-t thhat lcit o€ ! - - is probably a "e' ^^b: n-gest"p - h -- '} t einsurancecomp companies -and on earth.Yet lie takes less care of individual agents -have been very his climbing equipment than most _ lax in not bringing this matter more anyone else, in spite of the fact that. .r ,.. • y ' clearly to their customers' attention: falls are the Number One type of s s • farm•accident. -- { $o I was glad to see, in the Farm ,.•, Forum. Guide of January 10th., that And there's real necessity -that there was an: article, on the. same thi; should. be the case -not if you'll: subject, and, that. it would be dis- do these things. Keep your ladders cussed as well on the Farm Forum in good repair at all times; build air show. The article deals with a barn ladders so that you can get a -I`farmer they call Jim Davidson -who, secure footing on each and every after fifteen years of hard work, .had rung, extend ,permanent ladders at t almost paid off. the mortgage on his least four feet above the level of the * - place,-- and was thinking of taking loft floor; build ladders so that yon— . y+ life a bit easier. ran grasp the side rails, instead of -the -rungs; weep ..ladders_ and -stat:= _ - • ' ' •; � � Then one night lightning Struck ways clear of hay and other .!".. materials; and build a guard rag ,c -t•;; �i , Telephone lines were out of order — - round tr ge a R becayse-of the sforin, an 'before er an s a opetun . s� help" Gould arrive t rn was ,a, .� •I don'f get around to -tips for. the complete boss. * ; ladies very often, but here's one '` r .�'� r ►' which may save trouble for those at It turned out that 'Davidson had • a �` you who have washing machines. never bothered to take, out arty in- Cold weather calls for special care v " s �" • surance at all - trusting, like too of this sort of .household equipment. a z r` �, many us, o luck. Now h dis= Bring the washing machine into a of t 1 N c g covered that it would Lost him warm roam for a feyv hours before around $4,000.to build a new barn- starting it going -or else let the t and the whole farm; including house tu' stand full .of warm water for �� F �Gs� -� ,�'��x" „`,'- and barn, had cost him only $5,000 ar. hour before beginning to wasis. a•.� ,r. yf/'„n.'r TJi+.f .xi �e` ••,ice'„/ v'yg`16'.' a" / .. �c •-. r • ` .: .. to begin with. Maybe some of You This warms the grease of the motor. • - think that I keep. - harping on this -And don't forget that hot -water WINTER stalls traffic on snowy hills, , WINTE.R brings thit cough and sneeze, - matter too often, - But- if• doing so poured on very cold porcelain may Winter can freeze the plumbing. Winter endangers a ci will induce only one reader to take P g• g ty. - - easily crack the •enamel.« Winter raises a.—fellow—'s bills, Winter makes people fall with ease, -stock on how he stands in this re- _._ But it's nice•to know it's coning I But when it comes. it's pfetty 1 gird Well, I'm _ not. making any - City 4olk3 are given to complain - ,apology. « ing about the high prices of things {like bread and milk -_ and maybe, _ _ Sure Sign Of Winter I -winds;-he must know where, along trees along old fence lines owe Now here are a few tips, culled they have reason for so doing, but `a stretch of road, -the snow will drift their existencethere to rail fences from here and there, which I hope they shouldn'tut too much blame if it is not checked by a fence; he which served as elevated runways soma of you, will find of value. on the "grasping" farmer. If farm 'from' traveling man just in 'from' a ! 'must know also where it sill not for nut -carrying squirrels and as Poultry raisers are reminded- that ers gave to.consumers all. the wheat tour of the -countryside reported to dritt so that . he will waste no luncheon' tables for birds; from -after leaving a pen where there are needed- to make bread FREE OF this corner the other day that the fencing. • If the field where the seeds and nuts dropped along the - ;sick birds, it is essential to -change CHARGE it Is said that the saving , snow fences are up. Have been fence is to be has been planted in rails have sprung countless cherry your rubbers. Neglecting to do so would amount -to something less _ for some time; in 'fact, The* •show wheat and if it is wet 'when be trees and oaks. The use of wire its taking the risk .of caerying disease than three cents .& loaf. fence is a seasonal barometer, of wants to set out •a length of fenc- fences has reduced substantially germs over to houses in which - « ' « ,sorts; perhaps, it might better. ke_ ; --ing he must wait until the -ground 'fence -line Weed and briar. patches. I healthy buds are fed. This goes for And here, are a couple of quotes salted a seasonal' marker, since it ! dries—for no farmer cares to see which the sprawling snake fence visitors too. A trained veterinarian_ which• maybe you haven't seen be - does not forecastbutmerely .con- part of the crop planned for next encouraged and made available as will never go from sick pens to fore, "They're still looking for the > summer bei scra ed 'from -the • coyer for. birds and small ame. firms certain. things- about -seasons g P gother flocks without changing over- perfect Eax-she one that's paid' m -two in particular -that everybody Boles of muddy boots -particularly Farewell to the Stile I:- ' shoes, or cleaning same carefully.elusively 6t' the other fellow."-andis ptett�stue-of_atlreadv. When !f the boots are someone else's: i. It seems too bad that no one - * s * Lots of people can hear a rattle In - - - _ the snow fences go up it is a sign ences of Yesterday i these ays take-"i-e-troubleto-buil-d- G - �--�- quicker oman otic•in.-these-.. not that winter is on -the w'aj•, just Good snow fences hate nothing—' stiles over, fences.. Perhaps the end .� . tninder =.hat --hydrated lime maks etheir heads". Which should baabout over the hill, but that winter is here, _ to do with the making of goo3 of stile building signalled the close deep litter-mu'ch more absorbent. .enough for•juetwow' beating at the door. ��'heir they neighbors, a function attributed by of an era; ,when people began to anless inclined to cake. An agri- • are pulled down one may be sure poets to other 4N'te such as -lie think they were in -too great a cu tural experiment station recom- HOW TO TELL. spring is not about td arrive in a. 'fast -disappearing s n a1: e. fence, hurry to follow a "fence line to a mends stirring -lime into the litter at Jackson and his wife were doing• few days or weeks, but that spring known also as the.stake-and-rids stile but toolcito clambering over the rate of 10 or 15, pounds per a little fly hunting about the house. _ has come and already is turning or Virginia, fence. The snake anywhere, the age -of -the stile was square feet of floor space. You- can- "How many have you caught?' she -'.'_handsprings across the meadows. fence 'came to the enol of its lazy dead. Today, if a crooked man were also use a rate -of one pound per asked after a while, - Oddity on the 'Avenue crawl across the landscape with the to find a crooked stile at the end littler. "Six," replied her husband, "three ---Were- someone to run a snow! iintroduction o£ the mechanical post- ` of a crooked mile, chances are that- s •' s - males and three females." - -__ -fence down, say the middle of Fifth_ hole- digger- and , particularly" of on the far side of the stile he would Even it poultry• feed supply and "blow -absurd!" his wife sniffed.- - venue, it is quite possible a large fence -machines to shape and pierce I see stuck on a crooked post irl the prices may be a bit more favorable "How could you telt if they were number of persons would not know posts, making- easier erection of the i field a sign reading. than in the past, keep on culling. males or females?"' what it was says the N. Y, Times. _ neater but Iess WARNIti G picturesque p7am Low producing hens are expensive "Easy, my dear," he retorted. _ Many, .city folk miglit take the red rail fence of. chestnut or lecust, Aa POSTED -KEEP OUT -boarders, 'so get rid of them as pool- "Three were on the sugar and three painted fencing to be some new- rail fences. rot away. they are being TRESPASSERS PROSECUTED try meat. If a hen won't pay for were -on the mirror." !angled traffic control di!vice. But . replaced by wire fencing, which These crooked greetings have those who have lived in the open is tighter and less trouble to set 1 supplanted the friendly stile every- - spaces where snow fences are i out and to keep up than are wooden where..and tee are `the poorer fol RE YOU DISCOURAGE - portant would suspect, pari}ona6ly, sections. But in the transition it.Athat the city fathers had gone daft something •• is being lost.. Many y and they might write Tetters ''to Neer Cases ;:beCeUSe OV _editors on the futility of •putting y suffer distress from Aattafences at the bottom of \fan- Mer .Mena ries-B waltDisn Law courts, at times,'. have some -e • f ' ;rattan canons. �' � 7 h' d i :;,;;; icer cases to decide.. In a recent yb -"!C FEMALE COMPLAINTSFence Against Wind 4 eero A snow fence is not "horse high, 1 issue of the New York- Times, bull strong 'a'nd ` pig tight," -as a I i -Fla old Helper outlines a few t - r H n tha good fence is supposed to be; but i!, are- really out of the ordinary. ! es you NERVOUS �� 3 f which mak then- its purpose is not to keep _ A Boston Man for pelting hisHIGH-SPRUNG on such days? ;livestock from greener pastures. Jt , -escists to break the .awes of winds estranged' wife' with chocolate Are you troubled by distress of fenuds xal P f eclairs. functional monthly disturbances which bearing •snow,• to souse the air -to ! - « * mates you suffer, feel so nervous, cranky, ' whirl oiler passing through its pal-- r Two Spanish-American war vat- "Ingsrestless, weak .and in that W=hirl and momen- / s tart' pause. to deposit the tiimblin - Brans for fighting a duel' with canes pound to relieve such aymptams. ` p P g i Oxer a woman. In a recent test it proved trstpful- _ , ' .11akee on its lee side instead of * * * to women troubled this way. why don't For over 0 years thousands of you get smart end t y girls „ upon the road�da} 'a few- rods dim try it yoar elft and women have reported benefit. Just :ant. A snow fence is not, the Ao New Ifaveri woman for call-. Pinkham's Compound is what is .sea if you, too don't report' excellent — — .x: ing "a judge "a fat Republican.", -known as a uterine sedative. It has a Be-all-. Worth trying! s fore, a true fence at all, being siftiplj I s * s soothing effect on one o/ woman's most -. ^a device- -to create snowdrifts to I important organs, >y NOTE: Or lea may prefer LYDIA E. windward of highways, and is called A Chicago man for uncoupling PINKFIAX"S F BLETswiih .dded iros. fence for the , the coaches from the engine when r ! i good it "L+ook, Mom -Puss to boots'." he couldn't find a seat= on 'a train. Lydia L. P�n�tham s VEGETABLE COMPOUN - •looks like one. � ' • The Forgotten Men ATTER a ram of �• The 'motorist journeying over the • eotintryside'Rith'out difficulty- B rUr Pointer a heavy snow is inclined to give THS � ..,,CAN'T W141T To "r HOMO THIS RED L*HT D06SN- - sllent thanks for cleared 'roads to WltLdaTARI[t90q s1JR4 A110 OtlVtWP fT/^ SNOW NWCN 8UT 1 MUSNY' -the men who drive the plows -and i4TT'NQCANkIft I .'z'�-`��°" .." _ ''0O IT WITH ANYTMNG t r. 'diene often deserve thanks but • t• '/ �� ' rte is not likely -to give thought to •'` �• �'� � "' �• • the men who before the snow& came set out snow fences -which -may " 'r 'have diverted tons of snowflakes f�` '° •• iw 'from' his route . before the plows a - h i ' vent to work. Putting out snow fences -several L • ltandred thousand feet to a distrlst .-calls for a nlcp df.seration. ,Before FRONT 'r • he places a.sno« fence,•a man must know somethir; of the prevailing 7 r TOP PRICES (,Homemode Cake... READY -MIXED lass><rled A C�V'ts C L E v U E N I N G7 for old books, s, finning to apart travel, costumes, Line arta, sailing - RAILti; {1ANTIF:D _. FUNERAL DIRECTOR _ and hunting etc., Aleve Sid-Ca:aur= to 400 good rails• Private Aaabelanetl prints and paintings. Boz 604 News x� }� to Wanted{--3UU Please quote price delivered at�_L - - Office. I Mix Chocokale Cope IA Greenwood, to L. T. SalaY, 170 L / ,Tan. T. rc60 Seconds 6t. George Sit., Toronto. Markham, Ont. Success eVery time with Campbells Cake Order your Hillside Chicks right .•....,.....ter. Mix. Ju t add a cup of milk or water- rNo� cpm, here through agent. Ask f9r prices MOTION PICTURE PROGRAMS stir and bake. Light, tender, delicious t \ and we'd suggest you Try it today -- older soon, / j Bound Movies Available for delivery to suit you. Bred by Notice t9 YOU 1. 3 Flavor• prat: l poultry -keepers and farm- • Chtarcher, Lodges. Cinbs, >'3chool]t►. ----' --.— 1 • • CHOCOLATE era to pay good dividends. Canada Estimates Free _ Q11TOPBELLS CAKE MIX • GotoErt Arproved; breeders Pulloru.m tested* CARPENTERING Pares, etc. Latest Released �` •SPICE Order I(ood chicks this year—Hili- CXMENTING� - ProJectcu and Operator Available side. PLUMBII G GARRY MILKS, PICKERING ROOFING GALL PICKEHLNG — 1.41 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED Re also sell Bran ur u>g CAM. WARNF. - - I�A1-SE� ----; Applications will be received h4 etiale-En P:re r -- - Duro Water Jan 49- �' '- 1 Equipment, -- �y February 1, 19 ii.Q.rin3l- Systems, Beiitty Stable -- -- Nurser.y Equipment, and 'Rouse and Barn Wiring time typist -book-keeper. Building Materials ESTIMATES GIVEN L, T. JOFINSTON -SHADE TREES, FRUIT TREES, Rork Guaranteed /^� � � Clerk o! the Corporation is the BERRIES, CCRRANTS,ROSES, L GREr.N WOOD Township o7 Pickering Fla7t'VERING SHRUBS AND C • J. PROUSE • t - X11• Ul. citidQt) PERENNIALS Chopping Ivid ( ONTARIO Place Orders Now For Spring n �q _ _ COUNCIL Delivers PHONE lc ling, onto �UYTY C�Oti ;5 Ont - FRED T. BUNTING P'�iKEi�ING PICSKiiPiG IST ii 81 I The January. Session of the Ont - Sales 'Agt, . Phone: Pick. 30 J 3, pe ilan.IIe bun.Ray Feeds ;;PHONE PICK. 1Zp ario,County Council will be held at , �1pr• la- blaster Feeds and i the Council Chambers, Court House. - JEWELERY western Grains Whitby, Ontario, on Tuesday, Jan - AUCTION SALE „ei#* I � uary 18, 1945, at 2,00 V. m. �y TLB Hest in Service And Quality Drugs All accounts to be presented to �,.,�'d Jan. 1. �r WATCH and CLOCK Delivery the Council should be_forwarded to Accurate the undersigned, properlycertified, _-REPAIRING - ,r on or before January 17, 1949. D pens —Clarenion �, ' �• :f.E :�. J, � it f', - -_S(� - =Hells o --- un y 'uar. esslolis are open mpleRe Oosm c Dated at Wiliftbv, this 10th AV Proper; of a M �� I �� January, A. D.,1949. LA'JVt'rG / ,_ r(,� LR� I ;� � Clerk. County of Q►ttmrio. GEORGE W. SCOTT li`'" WL 'l STORE HOURS & ! , E I•L t. :� J .� (Ii S O ` L". Week Days . 8.80 a. m. s P. M. Rousehoid Ettwcts Ant'quea �� `, � , ���. E i n M Sunil - 12.30 P. 31.. b P. M. ' I t7ta•' ;'�� • • ,,;.s•, S1LVEizWAR r OPTOMETRIST - ,M� ■ ' -8 roorned house with bath and hot 1i Fyes Examined Giasl vitted "� Skinny men, omen • ' //^^ ,• ► THE REXALL STQftE; v - -- air heating Gilt n K n aF p t' � Prop K Tuesday Evenings .. Pickering C . lU P. M. �. R. B. gain 5,10,15 lbs. -- .. � -.. ._ Pbm. B. . First Door East of Masonic PHONE PICK. 68W. _ CARD Oi•' TH�?�\KS _.. ------- Hall �J . ••�* Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor We wish to thank our friends. I3roek Road PHO:�'E PICK. 4 wtaa a tbr111: BonY limb, c11 out; ngTY 110110*. r E PICK �—r nu u0', neck no longer ecrawoY; bodyy lore, halt - relatives and 'neighbors for flowers, �. ��— " saw le" loot. Tbousands of Maple Leaf Fire •t.r ea.. rkly ° �, Garda -and- ex�reasions Qf sympathy g,rtr, women, men. wpoeo sever could m bodies, A very enjoyable evening wan Thenowyehank6feepecmivfRoioauii are°"-au°oad>i`n�s _ "during our recent bereavement. had at the bruck Rd; Sehoui Thurs- f� - tonic. (h,trei. Str tonics, romulauts. !nv orators• The Holt Family d,;,, • - --oa, vitamin tit. calcium. enrich blood, improve y last, when a modern and old jQ Insurance Co.o•ppet to and d„tert un [to a,od vel Y••n mor• tyme dance was held. Jlusic ,vas See LJ.7 •eroogth and ao'+rNnu rat pu: aeon bare lose.. —i Write or Phone t aa, tear setting foo fat. stop *hen You've gained supplied by the Jai k, Perry trio of the a, lo, taor 20 toK. you teed for normal *e, ns Cheap Rates for Farm tttJtd Country Cora little. Vie* "qct ►cnunintel" •ta• only doe. Ajax and 11r, Chas, -Fuller tailed ztY !amour Oeii e. Tunic Tablets for new vigor For Buildings and added pounds. Ill verY'daY, At all drill NORMAN- ('i t�.1ii.111 : for the square .dance. Proceeds W{iedstol•m Insurance oz, Baiidleg. 'a•eie turned over to . the. school oartl' -o ' htil up, i e fox the: Windmills. Silos eft . Gla»�•ri:r�clt R.1, iin�l N1,. REAL VALUES = I'Itv�T 1. the Date on guar ..obeli e ! 1 le 4.'lt It + ,l;,p�tl to hl.KVie 'an.-AUitomobile -Insurance of All 1Ct eb i' 1 ne: 1 lt•ko6li ; 1951 u i _ t - - Keep your paper up to tlste - then iij' i tier -tl.t e ueti uivtit l !,ole de. i' it better. for ail "oncerned t,ls`tt: s ar Itu•,T paper luia'r. - n L13Gwwmail & Rowe tt'c, lutzt• Lff-talt/.i re trnnt clan-� i t)Tl �iot_3a} e carp J:tn -If) Llle - ' r 3 ns,i N ,ae t Ta 3.11^,1.A+•_ t Ito �. rt. .,., �t Utltt d .-,'�:I /'� } �/� �'. ..—._.._. ._. _ I- t,. „1 :t t• t• 1r. rtr•.,ri:a;'- ..:v,tth=}• - L"�RD A lr~.s- - - .1): �1 �!1�' i - Tl l.li 1'.,U „',l lilt ilii :� t`Ulia- la !;' ':� - -F T .+_ f7.. . _s, AJ .+-ly .. vt<ivl..• u: ft/ .!t �f r '1•, ft £:•. ,�: 1 t � _ -� .-----�' • -, l;. !rt t o �. is a ,�l} r•.I„tto., .(t lite, r:,'lty Vi 1u i t nl slt`cucu; t:chk u'1 .' tI'SP r#;c i3t� fi f 7 `T "t�� .s. Fhoi.e R I= Pickering Vol' _ - i t . ; y nl,ttle it lgt:e r Ile E CY `.. a.4; --.1'1('F► •iN - t � � � ;i�Y _ t e - W. (7. TON t r. ::y:iut".,.hilii.;li, t•Chrttu 'l' -h 1 N - - �. ���:.. ,Lr.�•�! of PTOj,I�t' K'1 p., !'pi.c;t,:t du ''n_ (� c1: IIL;ii T CHIMN 'P:Ya RE F"` { i'Itcn`,;tt C li"ryuit'eil, I'hi,, he p r':nt'. - - lie�v6ide(I- . m:rt• �- d_Bold 'FZi'L�;-BL;iLT' -. a .. _ — eas- GREENWOOD.- -. 4 n._,-5 3�sks of j' u p e i i,t, _ i: t t iv t t,, Ro hE fin tel\ T C (1- „ I ld.iiilit v VL.i. A 1 t,,uttned: e Col- a .an:p!e the si�arlil� - c the: and l :rhwed like now. a Ftp-N�t'073I)- Dee, 3. j' Field _ • lar a stock of With claas sutta, ii. and S. Ax�uu; are hu!il this rt u •-13fttR'<•tt.�'�►[ \1•.-'7 Iilc',lit1'.il' overcoats end Dt:nt6. 'Also a Good- - 't month for the young pt•,,ple. 'We are nock of new leather scats' - and PHONE 62 B i tTHe 'L.Nt. l:1'1' K1' }'Egli NlT}; `t-ery grateful to Chief 'lrvine for windbreaker,, and gents' fnrntab- giving, of his time to talk W us in Inge at'very reasonable pt'loes. Cal) — John Reruntt'r aful His Orchestra the interest of ;our young people. and toavtnced. QUALITY OUR MOTTO — SERVICE QiIi dDI ��lr,-A. J1rKetizie then showed two - ADJI: Gonia 75o Ladies SIJ"! SAM OCHWARTZ . very interesting and educationalFir i/ -.. 1,icturea; otne, on "Fire Preventim" �hd St. West, t)■As■► ML an .■ smith - and -the ether "Camouflage in vat= tire amongst the Animals, Birds and SNAPS RETURNED SAME DAY i i T+: /I QER Insects" We are quite fortunate in RHSCHIVED • - • that Mr. McKenzie can alway,i pro. A or 8 exposure flims developed sad P><cker><rig Market '& Locker Plant ollililkB IL`G sI•ixLVViG cure for vs, moving Pictures. We printed 8ft Reprintb *c• each, greatly appreciate the time and ef- OUR PRINTS ARE MADE WITH r : —PHONE 3�0 tort he Puts forth in this direction. ONE AIM .... TO -GIVE OUR.CUss - f .^ �IE�� FIA)ORLYG Between pictures, Mrs, McKenzie TnKERS SNAPSHOTS AT THEIR �(`G,VA and Mr. Akers conducted a sing- SNST.... LOOK FOR THE NAME' _iax4 ftx8 S song., which is always much enjoy. VELOX ON THF. HACK OF. EVERY SPECIAL ed. Mrs. Wilson held a contest while PRINT..IT'$ YOUR ASSURANCE HAROLD SETT Mrs, Akers and her assistants pre- OF QUALITY. pared lunch, While lunch was being Free Enlargement s lsrnveef. Highways 2 and 7EA, r�eEnent With Iridal (111 Frenchman's Bay Road served Mrs. T, ,Wheeler played a Order. Wing Roasts.or" Steaks''. - selection on the piano,. A very en- Box d3 Dept, T -i5 Utteeson,'Ont, jovahle eve -ping was had by all. Round Steak:69c 111' ®�'� .' Boneless pot roast 49c 111. ��� Rum Roast - 9c The 1 p o - Shoulders of Pork 47c lb. Butts _59c lb. p" • . • EN Legs of lamb � 75c 1+. r" ANG C Fronts' .... _ .. .10 .•51c The �,. �� ;•J �' • 69c lb e Loins flank', on `• t .�l f. R UED TRIP TAX 64CLYDED r ��. �� ��� , a+.r n cSii': 4't e■� Si it ure 1.911, � � `. '�a'f• l�s time school, and .Grp• that all should church Lara quilting and did not � Green River be pfd a• Bet quite tdnished. so this will be !� Leat Saturday the attenodiance at done this at the regular meeting. 'J This week we su•e holding our 'THE BIG STO RIE A' number from here attended the shorty avec greatly unproved and stomatal congregational meeting co- fthe 3. S, conventiotn at Altona Un- all agreed that "631ister Kenny" titres lain Church, Wed, last, Mr. Austin a very fine picture: Thin -week the --editing at 6.30 with supper, so - picture its Just @A good, it not oet- we should have several reports for M. S. Chapman &Son, Pickering Pearce was guest speaker in the r -d is "The Sou of Bernadette" you next week. t Afternom. 1 to g Mies Margo Wilson was am Ajax starring Jennifer Jones and Chas. Friday night is "movie alight" a- • • ivisitor Saturday last. - Bickford, Come early talks so that gain and the feature is "Anna and t . Plckermg :.phone 281 Ontario : Wm, Mdohell, 'PR•ed Wilson. Pet- You will be sure of a good seat. Re- the King o2 Siam", We hope a goad er aqd Fred White atte%ded the member the tiana� .30 for the crowd is om hand for this picture. children a�cl-.l.l. at h for the cast Saturday night the Fellow- -•--�hcekey match at Markham Satur- day last, adults. ship -Bible Iasis me[ or e r am=- I Mrs; Wm, Gray held her annual The Bingo on 3iallday night was a - ,birthday party last Saturday. again very well atteuded anal these elected President, with lits. Llemp- .B.ragos are getting very popular:. say, as Vice -Pres„ Norine'Knowles is ' - The prizes were very good and well Secretary and Cameron Watsuu cram_ MISS T ESE Treas rer. 1our curies- --DON'T' NT roues as u �lstrlbured except, thee--ctrl-ee wrul- t . •*#e [u.•1't'est Hili�guud g,u.ug .alk.;, Mr, 'pendent is In charge of sending of Airs, Kenneth HulLiday, Brooklin, Sloan was the lucky winder ui cards to the slick and ,shut-ins, so - called on friends here on _ r ectal but no.oue wuu' we would appreciate hearing from _ le-a"nee Mr, Alan Clark, f Toronto Tear 1% the "}ackpo[ ', so Plat wi a boos= Yo•u iY-Yvu—kaaw-—am'y°n@ - we - _ Januar Ing Staff, waa_with his -parents ou d up again at the next Bingo un should remember all, it is —- rather a larg@, comtmu'nfty to cover the week -end. January 'l4, Allot the ladies who spent part Everyone i asked ,to remember and we don't want to miss anyone. --of the Christmas season in the Oc-h- the good Euchre in the Hall every Social activities are under the dir- Awa Hospital, were able to come Wednesday night at 8.00 We are action oIP i and Lois ,I Boy's high -cut shoes, sizes 1 home last week -end, a chance to D [] 11 getting real good crowds out but Graham, who will have On Sunday there will be a prom- there is always roam for more. This act at Qu -r next meeting at the Wh!!e _ otion service In- the, Sunday School Eucare is run an "share the wealth" home on Saturday', February 12 ,Clearance price •$1.95 and reports given of the work and ibasis so lets all meet at the: Hall .i how to conduct a Sunday School, on Wednesday night. Odle ` by our delegate to Altona S. S. Coin- Also�_to the ladies, a "spatial y ' ( Boy's windbreakers reduced from vention, Mira M. Pegg, message" --there is a euchre in the Mr, J. Brown and sister from N. Hall every Tuesday 'afternaou at. The Annual Meeting of A.udleYi p 7t Dakota, visited Mr. afid Mrs. Glen 2.30 p. m. Just for the ILWies. 5o United Church was held our Friday, $4.95 to 3.50 2.95 for smI a�ler sizes Eastwood last week, come out and bring the baby along Jam 7� at 8.00'P. m. The films given on China and Ind- with ,you........ no one will mind and A program of missionary slides i t ! C p �` is last Friday evening_ by Rev, Mr. iR will do you. good' to get away 2 ell, , oy ,& aJn� wsi uits 5 & V $4s9`+ on China a^as presented,....., very,,; s e Chap �an, of Melville, were g from -t 'orlt_-f�- descripti •e of t-Yre- conditions -of- life -- --- hours. there, am -mi. im am-Avrk--t -- (''� -- The Evening W. A. met- ache- - ronight is. Friday, January 14- mi;,siunaries are doing. Excellent Special CleariYig Vffer of Mer'S home of its new President. Mrs, R. and it is that- Special Meet•ng at. reports were heard from all societ� Disney. This Society is ding good the Hall. Come out folks and give ies, and a hearty vote of apprecrat- 'work in the comtmuntty. your officers a vote of confidence. lr;il wa.,4 extended to the Minister. i 3} ]L� • The Farm Forum met at the home Lo not stay at bome and feel there lir. Fred Squire was re --elected- an I Overcoats -See L n em for Quality of Mr. and Mrs. M. Pegg on .MQn- will .be lots . out without you, but Elder, associataed with Mr, Bert day, with a good attendance. come out to the 'meeting and then Gu;urie. liessrs John and Frank i you will know, first-hand what all ltc tier war`s elected Stewards, ass- Also- ' l�gen's Parkins this is about and you will not have ociated with Messrs Geo, Squire, ..!W hitevale to rely on the other fellovtr giving Fred Puckrin, 'Wm. Guthrie Sr, and w • • • you a Draper report after all moth- Ken 'Pratt. The Stewards, organized } - We have _heard that the Inde- ing is Just quite as good second. with Mr. Wm. Guthrie as Chairman, pendent order of Oddtellowa of hand. See you at the meeting. George Squire, as Treasurer and z _ Brougham have. purchased, a- char- Fred Puckrirl, Secretary, ity' bed for use in the surround.- The Missionary and ' Maintenance _ ins communities. t iigh(and Creek. committee was re-app>vinted,,,,,,.,R. ; _ •- _ Mr, and Mrs. R, J. Buckles have Betaon, Chairman, 11 m. Guthrie Jr,'. left fur their home in Guelph after With the coming of a balmy and J; Puckrin and C. Clemence. I Spending a vaca-tion fit their form= • .._ !' _ spring-liKe, muruing the atteudatice P9rh3ps sue pf the most interest= or home,- at church-iucie.leed amazingly Per- - - yir, and Sire, Frank ai:chflll' vis- hupi eery:x,uy is oyer the It ing of tae many annum meetings ited Mrs., ��'. Micheli. un ' Sunday, i and back to norrrr:ti' ay well and so 1 Of the Cunlintirl.ty Ci'ub way held . • -.el@i e n f.[lii'ei•+ st rite 1914 "ll" Llle f Jr:l' ;,iat;un-li.+-d a wan.it. � last week at the bottle u� Dick sits' The annual bus.23ea• trleet:?b. ; ,1 1,� tl my - U,,e- v1'':ut@p.[r licit• lir,. i::. as Y•. e: lti- . •.. TJ tu'tlav, Jin ,n, et eel ui:ui we hope it i� undy the be- a fir nil :tl'� t ,ur Ilr�lley, us xiec- ((OK `K" ((�. ^ �+ beard was held on as :l+i,.:t -had the S��i�Ki.D Fi?.. �.L' 45c lb. a;tt1 1 °' ' [L ui°enc l the -Fa i>,tt, Uwilr: iu -iii• the 1�4i,:,t' t•utuiy" pr.viie r ut_hes it g Ar L, .i 1 r r : _- Presiue.it, firs: Bruw.ir.,; @ :n• file -1) J illi Yr, l _ LARD �. hit p ilia 11 ire td vi t to C N'' ' Lharf: At'. �_ , ,-'' a ;air. rr CJ'Clle• fltCt iitlt .il @ °'rru.r.en e u - .- L t 1 Iliac. i1. ,.,>t t^'nlf,r• 11: .. pr. !tei -:1.�_ t .. -ti-, - '.-1,erct .,+t; 111 lit' [., fire ell r:•.i1,1Mr:+ LU -_ - _ ,..,, PURE � ' J 1C A`�d@sa,.d tr�au 47 ow,ii iu sc:, e iaacotit�r, �rlrf,:h .te-}�a�2-iz}aTTv y to rue runtitluati:c ut tilt �' tib ;'= �,i`-�, TLA t .4 o tl 61 1 the atirisiul ail _ p�. c (� e'e t o mr ti 11 r SA 1 1\T. �J K 5✓c lb • fia::uir . ter •.._'t.� tt'iQ, d.itt ;' . - 1 't!L',U.: a ,4t: r: rif-L� 1 r •' - - - - - spew „Souks ttddr'J; rle¢.'tune Hu t , fait u,ic lra -lice nt` u,. re hurt. ,;}id he; tt,t«il ul' �� /A -Z'vnlalu"Il ,R Ytr 1 :t r it w hicii A. 1 :a � ti .ttiy ex- i K 4 ' 3 Juve:,.le. mea.ber.- a"ti , .. tliv:. �ur.k o.• = l3 CATS 5 - lir,• ii" 1i -r. auu.Ar:•..l t �-Ou air} litfsir � 4: �T+J+:JP-...2Jc r_u, rC rued i� Inti re w re bout _ `- T;uri:.0:..,••:.`Stir: (,.:air.. rlLLL. tl .R..iJ 41ts. L1'm.• i're�:ueri t,1-`..thel c liF3`i:rl _ Aj .. - t 31, lu•£8 f a[idi d,0 cti hand _af Doti 1}e.:ul.5et 1tt..rtai t:� e.'r:ii, then t . 6 • ten .a L .. nr,l k itury, terais of the -oci w•urk inti tyre R t `tJ. :S R'L �'iiK or 4�as 5c lb - tiuu Le;. a a ky pruf�� r, ; r, t< iEi" zalld the nth- _ ental ., xpenses �ie F r. til Li llyrer, We. tt•ei- any a m cr'timplishaneuf, ' 1 sitter i '!le y 'tom t ,'1z t , ue ih H,iK nl Leirclly fit _' nl-ucA :ltterest., a flea, a r� t n a. HO JLDER PORK 9c lo. - _ers li est.' S -t: t.c�• utu:; = _lti ,t, animbualy felt tiiav the year .r11ea3 l _ aur cung:el ti�.ri a,..d h.upe_ to ste . -Good I'luuskfev-i" ; titui !'t;pitiai' '. nlsily'nwre .:ddbu tirfore ibis year .xae full of'oppurtunitie,� fur =Spoil :SILK'S MARKET 1+Techa:i,c:; air i:NaSa:uu tiuu,1 at .. wurk, it was "loved filet-I'eity C106@9, the, library. I aulldAy School was also welt att- ! Neale take the chair and conduct r - Rev. J, AcLachiin conducted tele I ended and with, the cuaeige-aver of 'the elections. Membership ices at "phone Pickering Eli election of officers for 1949; • • Clayey, and Teadhers; was a little ' once rolled in and the uew`Preyittent I . gree , Mrs, H. Pugh; Vice -Pres., I confusing for a tome, but we hope George Brown showed by his open- Mrs, F, Pugh; Sec. tress; Mn- Ho - this will be all straightened 'away Ing remarlts that he. meant, to be in ward Turner; Librarian, Mr, N. next week and everytbing under , the lead for an 5nteresting. year. The MLIer 'with Mfr. W, Fitch .ase'stahit. �UV1_&gain. We. har.e adopted' the l new eons in the officers will be 'Har do help catalogue the .banks; Pur- use of Duplex'Envelopes to Sunday welcomed. Pickeringchasing comma: Mrs J. Pugh, Mra' School now to try to teach child Roy,and Mrs, Chapman with the gl sing c and MTs W. Brtowisridge, t Misses Wilcox, ot''Buf-falo and Tor_ ren the benefit of regular givtag, Ji)irectars: Mas. N. Randall, Mrs. aorto, paid a call on Mr, and Mrs.. and we hope before too long to have " W„ Fitch, 'Mrs. 'G, It Browaridgej and mit ,�. the children taking advan- F. M. Chapman on Saturday. GENERAL HARDWARE jlLra. Adam Spears.; Aud[torB, ltlir. Cage of this system.. It is not nee- Fred and Mrs, Disney, Brooklin, R. LAiadsap and Mr.A, McNaughton. give to both local and spent Sunday at Grasmere to assist lFresa, Mrs, N. Randall, assisted DY I missionary work every Sunday but her sister who has been under the weather.. . and �-, S Pagh• r if this caa be done we will aDDrec- 4te it very much; perhaps some �of ( Mme• S. R. wonnar.ott returned • the parents may feel like giving to home this -week from the Oshawa SUPPLIES _ . East Woodlands the local work all but one Sunday !Hospital, a month and the last day putting { Much sympathy is fell for Will We are sorry to have. to report the offering in the red side of the ` Boyes, -in his severe illness at. the I , ]lra. Heel is 'still very ill.. enveiope. This is only a suggestion j home of his sister Mrs, T. Annan. Congratulations are offered to J. S. BA L DON and SON : Ed. Thomas Jr., is on the sick list i but *e do hope to have the co-op- Wm, Guthrie on hi election to the again; and we hope it will not be eratioa of most of the Sunday School -Township. for long• for this systematic way, of giving. 4 nci" of Whitby .1 Mrs. Evans, of Old Forest 'Road I Our Treasurer will keep a record • of i _ 1 to prepare a Club paper for the next the church Was filled to capacity, ts going in ­ the hospital •kur sunie ! each individual ec utribution and at i George Brcm•u. To Heud Colllrnuuity' meeting, sad several" of the children who - check-ups. We hope they will' be ; the end of the year.. those who 90' i , - Club, Autlley, In lV4.V mised them -last Sunday, received favorable. desire may, obtain a receipt -for in- .` ' their Attendance Certificates and Brock Road Conununit Club Don Hull is making a good rec- come tax purposes just as is dune The Community Club is off to a Y Stara. We were glad to see so many pnrT from his attack of chickenpox is the church, envelope system. good start on another year's prop- Brock Road • Community Club adults out too, and' several of the and so are all the others and. as Many -of our folk have been su- ram, with the following officers*:_ .held their first Euchre of the new. re who had been on the sick !ar as we know, there are no new tiering from colds; also there has Hon, Pres„ Reeve W. H. Westney; year on Wednesday, January b: list, were in their usual places a. cocas, been s few cases of cbickenpo ;president, George Brown; 1st Vice, y gain, Mr, Braham announced that Driving conditions -were very bad the• Annual .Church Meeting will be all those who attended the open- among our gouger folk, We hope G, K. Platt; 2nd Vice., R. Winter s >bsE of the new school last Friday they will all be better soon. Jr.; Secretary T116 Mrs, Sher-. so reduced our usual crowd. Those held oa: Wedussday, January lit. idan• Asst. -Sec„ 'Mra. Mae Winter; attendilag were presented with a night will agree that it was all well Last Thu3sdaY the W M. S, and The ladies of the W. A. are retries . eaTte and,Rouge Hills has a mighty some of the other lsdies met at the Directors: Fred Puckrin, Percy ruler, courtesy Dept Lands and For, a Dot luck supper, and it is hoped Neale; Bert Guthrie; Entertainment ea". Prize -winners were:-.II4ira• J, there will be a good atteindaacs. Comm.,• Bob Betson, Mrs, Wm. A. Wright and Mrs, Philli Console- The "On We GO" Club meets a! s JiIIplI111N11Ng11111111111111N111111111111110111I1i1111p111H111111111111IIi1M1Nry111111N11i! Brown, Miss Mary. Barlow, hiss 7'. tion to �Irs. Gray; Gentlemen, Mr, 9,00 D. m• in the church' basement J. Wrigi.t ald air. Eli. Mitchell and ilk = T _ Jordan, Miss Dianne Pratt;. iuuit- on Tuesday this week. This is' as tT _ OPERATORS �� l ED = ers. 31rs. W. P,'Neale and flits. C. :I Conselat:on to Mr, Verne :diddle- active group of business girls and O S. Bryant; On. Guesses were made as to the a_ Pianists: Mrs, Eastwood young married women. They will be j ic mount of_ our collection for SoPii- { = THERB IS AN OPBNING FOR i*VITCHBOARD----N— and Mrs, C.' Clemence; Flower (dna, glad to• welcome new members. OPERATORS AT ZYd PICKERINQ SWITCHBOAAB = Mrs. Arch. Bell, • Mrs, Ben Bryant is Cards. Tars, Gray won the box Last Trhnraday, the geaior choir; and Mrs:. Winter. Freak Wann- of Chocolates, On Dec. 200k, Mrs., gave the Junior, choir s social sad":' - arott way name:' •as one U erns° t',E nnI^ro!; '[nd Tt?r?. W. t wer�y lent •,ve +hinlr. the Gen'o, had just. ai; : ...Escollcnt Wa^k1tig Co,aAtiiins = to Sl::: >k:r�oh iirsp.ial and pies- r Pcxrsins ileariJta c biros. their hr•'sitn. natre.< at,J t:r'r� �po.i a time as the JQn rs, Druvmf 1 sated, tus Recreasiona1 Director with again that 9ingimg Iv"o. a are hayw,t .�)tth�e Pavia [h*rewwt� A fry Schedule of appearing here, and .any other (3 t packr5 of can ds for wiflih �vu roc- r t'7 °moi races, amci to royurt at tike newt au- .pople. Mr, Q;rowh is rite OA•1 Receive Par As You IA%m \ seal meeting, it was a0o voted to I etved a vary nice letter � � ter c,? the Jhatrr Choh'. t�t%f``•ttt � .. _ r. �i►•lYr, ... ,b .,1• .. t 1,e Il , 3. Art; 1 b •. ''•00 o: tae•cs:d w w ri+r flit �i evu; .. vsry �d Job v11A tie CilYlQf+si f day evelMag of the north. %kjWstt i iiri, L �►IIiMrluid ii*s. !ii►w>s. Moping pieFnres wtll b* a>bo�l a�� - �6'nODliEif.l�6Ir; a.YD VAIIiiSAN TF1.EYlEiU�ild 00, s `ort jtLt6 Mftti rionday. 'rne t;r, •..,r -. - A A• frrt Raln�dav 1trr1 1>*a rbitdMifs . ' I . O':T ,a Ili 13.00. ..ic ss,_� to BEsrIMI 1, - �- .a '.' ! ?if r f r t'4,v .rca :,vier s ,a `y Ft: ,.t' t.m1+r n+i++: ` sun owae lie rM ,, aura•u11�1uai u,wNu.lQfuauNM1111111U11NIN1111tHIt111111111111N11NN1111 an Abet act of tole new Ptesweut was I 'We me a very fu lvt g� Dietuse. Thh Vit -Aosk fid( •to Olt the entet;!VA=Unt (.c -.m l,cea Sunday.,,. -the childgide Of the $iag .of slam.~ _ i, Ti 1 � J. "te del, ed th first anti � - : ,• sph Lister performed the fust anti- L*UiAseptic � Tim • septic operation in 1865. _ - -- - +�+�`•�, Answer to This Week's Puzzle ,y. • t A 6 F L 0145 A N • _ By Rev. R Barclay Warren~ R A L/ N N G O -- _ _ '•.'� - :. A E A .. . • PERFUME ADoR • . The Boyhood and Youth • of Jesus BAKE 5 P U R _ _ *! •• • -Luke -2.39- - ' - PA6E TRI ES 1 -- • • Golden Text - The child grew, U T E R/ D EA S N A - • • • an ware stro - E S/ L o S S T E - • • • • • with wisdom; and thpe,grace of God T R A P PER SPA R was upon him. Luke 2:40. L S S W A S • -' THETA N/NT1 N • • • Froth infancy until thirty years U R W H O L E C E "st* _ r:• • • of age, we have only one picture of E T SEWER so _ --- _.. _ ---_ �_ j « • • - esus.. But that one tells us all we - - �• J - -ne�ce to now esus was a ren • • boy. 'Joseph and Mary travelled ��n� 1 fi i` • • _ for one day' in the large caravan Y01� VV - - ! fi* before they were alarmed about his - '-�� �S wo THESYLVESTER • ` • * • • absence. Can't we hear them as- �10701AI G /�"� •� 1 • suring oue another that he was with �� UDti� -- bpd • • • one of his chums aud- would join aka in �/�tispe _ woo" them Girl • ►; 1 . them w•lien camp was pitched?l His S� ed by LYmo►ds „,,.,. 111AM O N D - . - i • It evident humanity is further empha He P Iwo>��OBttII t. By BLANCHE ROBERT + • ap a sized by the' question of his neigh- "Att;mtelbxam�Mo u0°1°°e01'tady• "ham°" t • boors years later, "I§ not this the LylrOL elief Irls mtsn of Lyb&olDs• 41 tb• • •- • w carpenter, the son of Mary, the C� abandveu�,b0n,=,ation. ` • ' •- brother of James, and Joses, and t�L°'s{Ot oar& bYaepsls never get the stone; she'was certain • • of Juda. and Simon? and ape not ;°L'sygoiDS •t�n�°rnd °� • Story Tbus Far: honey Monroe tales• t ,,�,�yu�. tnrd� ra�eL :t , a ywemarn 1�iamaon;rowngeles bdevarut- of-Mt. She would die at his hands �V his sisters , he a with us•?'' 1b'- quickls bring pent store, and !n as effort ea LYht to keep Joe before, she would tell him where it SIZES •But Jesus was different, too.' To Most °°bta,nabte, . ono aanburne. professional thief with whom was. $._ attend the Passover Feast for the to b6t10dein. 11°pe"I " lbs is associated, from taking it from "He shall never have itl" she ! LYngsoll) bar. she goes to Dan - Brewster. state's . ..._ _ _ _ You'll feel as slim-as you look in first time. has. been a thrilling ex- ct Toron She and Dan are in love and vowe�ia -herself. "And- he may--not X-.-- - ace for him "as it was for all - L�'�O TRY w ' she intends to justify bar possesslon of tt this! ,Pattern 4656 does lovely-things--- -P- - -.. �i IN the stone but has no chance, being forced kill me until he does. But Joe boys. He was now a "son of the -•" �•."�-�S �` KANDY to escape from Den's apartment when .knows was of torturing his vic- for your figure with a deep surplice- „ ao• calls there. The Plane she boards Y g law. But for him i had a deeper Oit25� :.. for San Francisco crashes !r the fog and tlmf that would t•'• worse than neckline yoke and an easy skirt. jibe L rescued by Art Carey. Young lawyer death. And I-will •io exception." Sews beautifully-goes everywhere! ished th His understanding . Hison- BOXES 'who lives with his mother near the scene. She shuddered and A'was not from Pattern 4656 in -sizes 34, 36, 38, fished the teachers of the law. His Mor fictitious name, Honey Roe, Is die answer -t0 Joseph ,and Mar when _ covered by Art but he agrees to keep the cold, damp air which blew fq �. 42, 44, 46, 48, 50. Size 36 takes J p . Y her secret. He takes her to a cemetery was stark 3% yards 35-inch;' I yard contrast. they found him in the temple in I JL Pacific; It s fibers she buries the diamond Returning g from the Pat ,divine _ cater a .consciousness of a. nsat• San Francisco. at her request, and Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS that- to the Carey house, Honer sees Joe Dan- naked fear. of the future, that sent a,iyn, ••n;�1' ,.n„ nn+ burn•', coupe, parked in front of the wave after .wave of shivers over (25 cents! in coins (stamps Cann house of a neighbor, Mrs. Rita.' her slim body.Tears came to her be accepted) for this pattern. Print it is my duty is be engaged upon lain! SIZE NAME, ADDRESS,n?Y Father's business?" eyes. "1 don't want to die," she plainly\ ISSUE 3 - 1949 CHAPTER IX STYLE NUMBER _ - sobbed and fell on the bed. "I want - Honey didn't want Art to know to clear myself-with Dan. He must Send your order to Box 1, 123 that somethign dreadful was wrong, know that I am not a thief and Eighteenth Street, New, Taranto, that she was shaking underneath believe in, me "once 'again." Ontario. •�I/ /VV the coat she wore. In fact, to cover . . �� • _ .. _ lip her agitation,'she.laughed freely, 1t iaas' nearl . dawh when she � "Put she has company now," she almost too freely, If Art had not lit r'f d into sleep, only to faltered. / • • u`• fins d t is ep. Y ,�•�0 - 'been so preoccupied with thoughts be awakened again by insistent "That-won matter, lt's•,probably � / jof his sweetheart at the moment, hs knociciW on her door.'-She opened her brother. She has one-living in snight have noticed that the - laugl3 sleepy eyes, then sat ..up startled. Los Angeles. I believe his name bordered on hysteria. When they "�.� ho is it?" she cried, heart is Danburne. You may know him.' pulled into the garage, Honey hop- "The name is familiar," she re- Beef Upside Dawn Pie pounding excitedly, ped out of the car promptly and ran "Let's go fishing," called Art plied learn between stiff lips She ahead to the house. As it was very heerily._ fished in silence for a while"'and he •- late, she went at.once to her room, '•Fishing?" she repeated ;is if she was ificlined to do •the same. But IH cup* flour !� cup mak, or half am CRs n,t a top. out and half water +ww MST but not to bed. J had neves heard of the sport before. suddenly, she inquired: How good a tap cN•ry salt X cup ealeed onion' U She knew now why Airs, Riba's _ ` "Oh" Fishing.' She relaxed. "Is it I a lawyer are you, Art?" There •was 14 tap: white popper `1 con Pcondensed tomato e3 es had seemed so familiar; why time to go now?" no gaiety in . her tone, only -dead s tbs. shortening jS lb. ground raw beet they had disturbed her ever since "Sure it is," he told her :with an � serioustless..• = a �tsp. Maple Baking Powder + --Orly evening when she had met the "I've. only practised-- two years, Sdt together fibro', baking der, tap. amused chuckle. `Get up, §!espy but I v; on 'all the cases I ever" had. Gait, celery salt and pperw d3 tablespoons r woman. They were like Joe's. Mrs. head. Ma is going to loan you some �„ shortening: mft in t� hly with (=Add i 4 -. ltiba, of course, was. the sister "he slacks and a shirt to wear. And Is that what you .wanted to know?" milk and stir until blended. tett rsmaining two 'lead spoken of-vaguely uel at t mea, btat I just packed a lunch basket, sar- he asked, looking over at her with tablespoons shortening s to Y• totrymato pan, and p fig Y ' I g gook oniooG until soft. Add tomato soup. to- 'he r I' --- lee had always given the,.impressioa dines mostly." probing eyes. �-.. na- teaspoon Gall and ground most that she lived in some foreign coon- y' •+ (Continued next week.) °• strY enc( that he seldom taw heel "I'll be with you in. a moment, Ep meremlzshe said and crawled wearily from nue:� n got upeida Gown oo tarps But that was like Joe-never let- " dug one kaon anything definite She comfortable bed, n bright fight, the pupil of the about him or his family. She had After she was fully awake an e of a cat is- a vertical slit, but in gone around with him for months, fines the fun of fishing, Honey for- dim liq!,i it becomes circular. - - and yet, she knew nothing tangible got her troubles for the minute and of his life; she' could only guess, enjoyed herself, not that she was and up until recently, she had not a very good fisherman. Art seemed - Acne much of that. She had merely to have all .the luck, Once she isoasted along, intent on one thing called him Dan. He did not notice --the diamond, and how to get ser rand she. thought with pain in her " ittands on it. btart: "Dan is-calling for me-he needs , s _ "Why he have, to-come rues i e• That is why I said his name of all pieces'" she demanded of the just now. Oh, Dan, my darling, I four walls. "Whi• couldn't-his-sister.. love yowl, I .will come soon-very r� - 11vr in• San Diego or v'ew York?" soon, I hope." She' walked the floor treading lightiy in her stocking feet so the Art 'spoke just then hla 'said PA would Mrs. Riba invited us for. dinner ,to- 4E t others would not hear her, She Mq �K y must not fall into Joe's hands under ,night, in your honor, She ;thinks - s - he love he w- are sweethearts. N any circumstances. T N ' Hone •'s heart ; seemed to pause REGI' ` felt for her would not keep him . 3 from being utterly cruel in' trying in its beating and,a cold chill rushed 1' r O SrERFa awn all " to forge from he. the where, over her lady, taking y •'' of the diamond. Hr• t�,•�r.1;e'i�•auid a•arm,!i and securit>'. '• - 16. Deau�. Wil. Stud of - - r C 1t. Charges b'odlea : CROSSWORD 20. S~et &Bents 33. Place 21. (i fte 34. $ishanosettas Make D� -PUZZLE - 83, Seal a tam• 38. CCigllant �g heal Z7. l4ore r&tlonal E�. StrVght batted..". Trick ° ball 0-Sum". r / i ACROSS 6. Numeral' 26. Pomp � Oolor r Acr "b ir y►, Backward T. Ourselves M Coeere with 4!, 1" what ! S yq q �'� " tendency 8. Fish balled etay cotidifloa / Sill 4. Runs C Greek market loose -n. ZBte (comb. Sta J P. Insect Dla•e 'M. Saws 91 or form) : Month 0 ndQr f - : '11. Macaw t0. AnQ not mtttag with 44. lasoefve I a i'ro. Orand' 13. Flax prod let "' t. malts not the grain 47. That atannr (inti�erl E,SH I r 14. Tibetan gazelle 15. Scent IN, Decorate Make bread 20. Goad 21. Rock 23.'Strikes the randy 26. Folio 27. Attempts 28, The thing 2,9. Indian 30. Horseman 31. East Indian sheep 32. concern Is 3E. Farm buil- Ings 114. Let it wwr M. Fur ht•tsi�! W. Extra Dftt as, Deprtvaum 31. Llet4rer 4LGreek inkier lwtfmat41%r fie 4,letter NRWW 1. Lick up . • �j-•NPU�e n ` �• `` • o 0 of I, I � .a :, , V .sem: ...-. ..,...-,-:.. ... ...... ..... �. ,3, � e It's'here!'New Fleischmann's Royal Fast Rising ,v Dry Yeast, the modern , granule form that's always there when you want it. No need to keep t• it in the icebox=New Fleischmann's Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast stays fresh in the cupboard for weeks -ready at any time for speedy action. Just' dissolve according to directions on the package. _ IF YOU BAKE AT HOME -you'll, be amazed .at its fast rising action -delighted at the delect- able Savor, finer texture it gives to breads. Order a month's supply of New, Fleischmann's Royal Island of Bh-,& And Knitters lertFair Isle is a tiny piece of British ry lying between the Orkney HRONICLES and Shetland Islands. It is three �w and a half miles. long, by half that width" and about eighty people Mending school. The only -contact------ INGER with the outside world is by a ship that puts in once a week -when H weather conditions allow. The Fair ClAxlmz their-ownan(I catch fish but their chief source Friends, allow nit to introduce to: Gip is really a cute little thing. Of income comes from knitting. jou- m. thelatestaddition to Ginger A,;ready she will sit i;p and beg, The wool from their sheep is sent -7 Farm. She isn't very big as she is ;::id her bright little eyes are so x l4 r away to be spun and when it comes only. -two months old. She has intelligent you almost think she k back, the women dye it in bright -hat you are sayin' -coloured hair, brown eyes, is Colo honey knows exactly urs with dyes which they make very lively and weighs four pound% Which is fortunate, because I have from lichens, flowers and berries before feeding - probably five to say plenty, as she is very . far and knit , it into gaily . patterned, pounds afterwards. Since her entry from being housebroken. The firs; Jurn2ers of -intricate design. into the family circle there has been 'dii"she was here she more or less no peace except when she is sleep- had the run of the house, but I The Fair Isle has another �1a'im to fame. It is a stopping place for Ing. During that blissful period we soon found that wouldn't do at all wall, around on tip -toe and 'speak -I don't need that much exercise! migrating birds, and millions pass I in hushed voices -at least we did But yet I didn't want doors shut --through every year. Nearly three hundred different kinds have been until 1 -decided the might just as all over the house so I got a big there, both Common and rare Tvtll have her sleep in a box down piece of cardboard -and fitted it seen doorway. s, and several birds on the Br in the furnace' cellar: This disturber across the sitting -room .0 one -0- of the peace is a pure-bred cocker That :kcep'§ the puppy out -much 1 tish list have never been seen at , spaniel, no less, goes by the name to her annoyance - and yet still any other poiht in the griti6 Isles. Peter Scott, himself k well known leaves room for air to circulate. It of Gip, and has been with us now just over two weeks. This additi6n is also IoNv enough for us to stepScott of the Antarctic, : says that ornithologist and son of the famous the •family was not my, idea 'at over and Mark to jump over. Oc- sill. It was just a brain -wave of casionally Mark. or the big dog, when the birds migrate they fly Daughter's who "has always wanted knocks down the barricade and' Baby Doll For Baby Gorilla -Santa was very good to little, along dtfinite routes which they a cocker spaniel so she bought this there are a f6v frightened yel;ls and Sinbad, baby gorilla at, the Lincoln Park Zoo. He brought A have used for hundreds of years. little tike and sent her home for squeals but naturally nore of therri doll for Sinbad, ,who seems to be -very happy with Santa's Fair Isle lies at an important point Mother to look after. is really hurt. choice. on one of the main migratiOA-routes, which goes north through Britain .�So that is the" way of- things and then forks; one stream of birds he North Sea7 to Ginger Farm 'right no -"and goes on across t After Gip arrived 'the fun -began. at Scandinavia and even further north, -�-Iien Nlark nitr half- amid all this `menaaerie 1 had the otherturns North, West est to black cat appeared on the Christmas dinner to get, the tree BLE TnKs Greenland and -Iceland-making 10"ne. Gip was ready to meet all to decorate, list minute presents to . o1 comers, man or beast, with a wrap. And whit that pup 'didn't�ar& Ahdmws. lair Isle into an avian sort tion. Scott remarked on the extra- junc- friendly greeting. Mark, of course, do when the Christmas presents and ordinary sense of direction that embed his back, spat, sworey-and wrappings were scattered' around During the holiday season most 2 -teaspoons bakirig powder birds possess, but said. that although ran for cover every time- Gip moved. the house after Christmas isn't housewives just sort -of let that old V2 cup tva'Pbrate'd• milk 3nu,h study has been devoted Tippy, our collie- sniffed. around worth telling: As. far as I can see jkbe puppy ind then his lip began there will be never a dull moment ,_Food Budget "go 'hahg'� But now 36 cup water. 'tht subject, no scientific explanation, t] . tht festivities are over for an- 'NIETHOD - Cream sugar with of this annual miracle has been lo curl and he was ready to take around here. for tome -'time to -come - bier by the neck if we hadn't inter- There is only one tning I don't like other yeir'a'"lo'i of us again hays t6 shortening 'and gratedorangerind. found. -Fair Isle isan admirable'- as I had for a about the 'little- tiki,­ and that is lkee,• a watchful eye on fold costs, Add milk alternately with sifted dry !place for studying birds because, vaned. Such a time Dough- especially in homes where the ingredients, beating until just nicely they are all' gathered In' a very toople of days, afraid to leave the her name -Gip. That- was Dau -growth of the family income never mixed.- Bake in moderate oven - serial] area, and can be much 'more firee of them to'gether and yet sure ter's choice -what I would like to see, to keep 'step with that of the 350 deg. for about fifty minutes. easily seen. way in call It is "Honey" -because c aus e that's ms ,mat to do so was 'the only rising generation. which 'they would. get accustomed- her colour and that's -her nature. -So I. think that. probably"many of 7, if - to one another. And then, in no you would like to have this recipe a a two at all, Gip and Mark were the. -plain but good - Plenty of Hide for a. White -Cake best of friends. No* they spend which, besides being easy to make, DOES wary waking minute wrestling and A full sized soccer mat6-baill has the advanta85 tha7t no eggs'are chasing each other around, although takes two and a half square feet required in its preparation, It can INDIGESTION st, times they will stop and. both made b, served as a plain Cake % hile et k from English cow -hide and they're liske a feed fron, the same dish; arid of leather, The best balls are in Recently I was talking to an aid WALLOP Y at night -they sleep together in the warm on the day it's baked, or with YOU samc boxhand-stitched throughout. The best sauce of some sort when cold. friend - one who went to school Plain White Cali* quality is cut out from the -centrt with nie in a little Ontario town w tablespoons lard or shdrten- more years ago., than either of us of the hide. Even If. the 'h9le cow.. BELOW THE BELT? 'Partner says he hat always bide were used in making footballs, ins would be likely to confess, except H64 vow Fel -28- Fer The KW ()f Wanted to tee a wreitling bout at. s many as twenty-five thousand cups sugar on the witness stand. She asked if R" Tha Helps make Too I", To C she. Maple Leaf Gardens but now head of cattle would be needed to 2 cups sifted --flour 1 remembered the PEPPERNUTS rore than half of your digestion is done tr boweba, ted to ..make footballs normally 'ppriourni Grated orange rind that some of the German -Canadian t Ow the bell -in pour 28 feet of be has decided he doesn't 1: 60 when indices lbs strikes, try sarnthh— in Britain every year. teaspoon salt -women. used to' -hand out to us kids I digestion in the stomach ANU Uleaust he can set all the wrestling below the belt• in the olden days PFEFER- What .be wants right here "at home. The - "F6YA in Carter's Little Lives SE" was what -they called ftx, , help to that -forgotten VW and the cat both''sit up on their f bowels. blind legs -and then make a quick them. Take one Carter's Little Liver pill bdolm New And All Of Them Useful iWd an* after --I-, Take thm coo, I. certainly did remember them, grab at each other and roll over and diftaugns. Tbay help wake up a ="ercw and how good they tasted. Marc of the -In digestive juice, in help you digest .�awsr.. The act goes for the pup's AND bowels stomach Fee -We* Radio. New radio is - cooking time and reduce shrinkage than that, I got hold Of TtCipt sates in NStUft,4 own way. t you have and the pup bites_ at the cat's only the size of a cigarette package more than a fifth. which I'm sure r lot of you may - be Then most folks get the " Pf n�w that I�i1. The cat works atight clench and uses a hearing -aid device. No Snag Fish Lure. Made with glad to have, and to try. Here's -k- you feel better fto our 11"d to y left. Just be sure you get genuine C= 11ky hooking her front paws around %: .60 pup's neck, making t -he nw, �)A'.,A Now Headlight. So that -night retractible hooks this "fish lure is how th.ey're.made. Little Liver Pill. from, %our druq;ist-33& drivM can see around &.corner be:- said to be tangle -proof. The hooks like air with her hiAd legs' until fore making a turn this headlight, -spring out. from the plastic body lobe eventually works her<, 1; Ire - which fitit into circle of the 'new 'only when tension is placed -on the Tippy. is still.our big "problem. Ford grille, is linked to. the steering line. :HRen ow To Get Quick ef--, Nalturally she' is frightfully jealous mechanism so that at swings around Measuring ' PtnciL Nfechatit:il and it wasn't until today'that the, about -one,. third further and faster pencil with a built-in measuring de- -would allow the pup anywhere near than'the wheels.vice. By rolling. head of pencil over Trom Sore, Painful Piles Aar at all. Probably when they For juicier Roasts. 'Mea't' ikew-. any flat or curved surface-, user can 1. can help most vile sufferers, I 'be- does not help them ab much they both run out Tippy -will find it Sieve I can help you too if you went OnDec' It %o. If Hem-;Roid bells you. ors made of heat alumin- read dimensions, up to- 36 inches, relief from the itching' soreness and 'surely it to worth the small cost. Other, 'lots of fun to hive someone to run am alloy. It "is claimed that six along side of pencil.- bumine'vain of viles. wise I want you, to hate your money wound with her. of them inserted in a roast will cut For Icy Driving. This - device My Hem-Rold treatment Is differ I back. I'll- take your word. I find people. snt- are honest about inch things. Rem-Rold to an internal mod All I ask -Is you use Hem-Rold go the rear 'wm.11 -tablet af pours grit in front of taken with a glass directed for 10 days. Then If you are wheels of automobiles. Grit contain- !Water. it corrects the conditions IN- not satisfied return what You did not IT )E your body that cause You such use and set Your money back. This I or tits permanently in• luggage com- Intense pile soreness and pain, an unusual offer but Hem -Sold is as through But I'll be honest u it 'kiaa been sold a partruent, and' discharges with Yc likuival medicine. �n tubes hidden under fenders. Con- .1toid seems to help some vile a; refund promise for over 40 years. I By Tom GmEcopy Maori tharl otbern so I want to protect am not asked to insice to ask People to Pay' for sometbiliff that At all drug stores. refunds trolled those who are not satisfied. I refuse so it inlast hell) most f �h� use It, O w by switch on steering Oos�. For 'Loose Joints. Small metal syringe 'squirts glue into loose furni- o ture- joints. Syringe is fitted with- 1"fO YE'TIME AND TR BLE tm4ll drill to make hole 'for the glue. IN 114 G ;OALFROMA SIN Frosted Light. This newly 6 • - QOU ONSTRVCY AN UNUS(IAL veloped frosted incandescent light DOOR.. A PERMITS TH9 FUEL 704 &MOVED FROM blub s e eveno.� ., glow .over � entire wo Peo0le'Really 4 BOTTOM ' !ITHER OFA wfirce, unlike present type which p , 6A -glow morn brightly at bulb end. It 6 AL BOARDS ARE CUT will reduce -glare from naked lamps. 'Call Me Crabby?" For Even Suntan. .A sun lamp TO PIT THE OPENINQ AND-Mq� BOARD 19 HINGED SEP&RATELY which moves automatically over a Do you sometimes feel that people are N*­.'�.�,::'i TO THE. CASING, THE FREE-EN68 6 -foot distance to provide uniform beginning to think you co high.skvW HELD WITH A HASP AND STAPLE. 46 head -to -toe exposure, then shuts off- —ahvays tense and nervous—so TO MAKE SINGLE U 7 NITS OUT automatically to avoid over - you fly �6ff the handle easityr THE INDIVIDUAL BOX exposure, RDS JUST SCREW IYES INTO THE SECTIA. A VERTICAL LINE AND RUN A THROUGH THEM. IT IS DIFFICULT TO KEEP TWO OR THREE FLOWERS STANDING ERECT IN A VASE WITHOUT SECURING THEM a. IN PQSITION IN SOME WAY. FOR THiS PURPOSE CUT A CARDBOARD DISK TO FIT SNUGLY IN THE VASE NECK AS SHOwN. R o, V Usually brings quick, sure .,relief in coughs 'bronchitis anti throat irrits. tions, ATAbd. IDAUGGISTS U"E U THE OR14fHATORS OFLYMOIDS, Your nerves Can Play Strange tricks on You I Many women find it hard to realize through the most trying periods of 7 their nerves are "bad". Yet it's not life -by, taking this time -tested unusual for a high-strung woman's 'del icate tonic containing Vitamin III, iron nervous system to get ' and other needed minerals. Give off balance -especially during the "functional Dr. Chase!s Nerve FQod a chance changes she faces in' - . to help you, too when you feel edgy, girlho6d, young motherhood 4nd upsetor a bundle of nerves. Get the .middle life. That's when a& "economy size" today. The tonic like Dr. Chase's Nerve ood. can J -You iWmuch good by helping name 1, Dr. Chase" is your assurance. 21 to restore your 'nervous energy. It will help you feel better, look. re (hja�s better, rest better at'night. .-During the last fifty years, thou - ands of Canadian women of all 'her NERVE FOOD q have izrine -nfplv and n;1- 4 :! 0 BROOK CLAREMONT` _ A. E. R>Echaron Mr. Don. Hedog s was In Toronto llremedlate DeHvery Own Be Made on Saturday last. Johnny Devitt. Or The Following Items "ate INBURANUIO Miss Gladys Morley, Toronto, s Harry Robinson and Arias Z. Asp�t 8httst9le� REAL ESTATHI with her people, here for the week- Seeb both of To ' Cb called on gall Roofing In All Grades CONVEYAAc7LNG end,' Zeila's other a•ad iter Ethel, Ro#1_]Brtc t9ldf,ng "i7C.''H='Z'�Y' Miss Daisy Duerdeu, of Toronto, Air, Its , e.• an, u ir.end.Evelyn - An Old-established Agency, Ready Asphalt Roof Coating To Serve THURSDAY, FRI., SATURDAY Ltcsiusua here, y day ufte! uuou w1t1T _Ir. and Nirs. to pm phone 1'ickeri UU ___ anu:►ty 14 and 13. J1r. r'red madiii of Toronto spent Jack ,Stewat•t, Ridge Cup and Valley „ • Miss Marion 4ray, of Oshawa, (hL:trey Flue Lining lout►d 1I. Sa�nrda t' .11. and y _ � _. .. i • ]L Nee Brick �_— MaMsee at 1.80; Saturday Evening ll'. sy speitt uut ay -W.ta. e - Concrete lSlucls lnsulatiou Mr. and Jlrs Jack Duncan, -New- yu Woodward and Mrs. Woodward i»_I • ,ty � Z � �-, L� Bats told Loose Cedar __-- di murke., uttended the a'udcrsou spent Su:iduy afternmu and evening Poles and• Soul,i „eauitt� here utt Saturday. witll• 11n. Tintntins, of Oslt-area. Posts and I Dies ;.Insurance Of Ail Kinds JOHN GARI'IELD and hlrs. Ted Taylor Nvaa in Torvntc �' and Jirs..1Uert Gray soli A • ':4= T.�ITCHELL •Insurance Adviser LILLI P_�I.JLER ua' Saturday las[, ou'r�acrlou, were in attendance at v'/ Adder - Phone - A Euchre was ilelJ in the Hall on a i:,utily aianer oa-Saturday fast at- � 11; edue,duy- ut last Nuel, sponsored Green Wver Mall. PHONES 74 and 114 Brougham, aft Pick. 6 R 22 Mfl1�DAY and TCESDAY' by the Legion, The W. M. S. will meet at the _ Joss Loi Heisey has be uff home of _Mrs. A, Gray an January "OUR TRUCKS FArS-Y07 i WAY". — J 1:\L' 1RY I-, and — work from Sarco ;or a wee' c, t - _' 0, Convener 't2-TTugrt� I,abt Complete Show At 8.15 u.,%.l;tg all operation, on her fuvt. , Gordon Duncan, with Group C. Tne • Mr, and t11rs..W60dburn of Tur- 1lost�ses: Mrs. A. Gray, firs. NV. _STAFFORD. BR.OS. KEN AND CLARKE To the �letor onto; attended the Sanderson Ni ed- Gray aiid Mrs. Harrey'. R'oh Call— P,RENe1 jivers Dors ming harp 1_ ant aaturds� "A Verse from the B:UIe cvutaiuing Monumental Works AUCTIONEERS Dennis =rlorBan Mr. and Mrs. Grant Taylor spent the word - Snow;" Phone Whitby JAZ - ply Added Attntetion Sunday with friends in Toronto; The Official Board of the ,Church icensed and Authorized for Gtte GAY.I3LYDES �lr. and Mr,, Salt Taylor attend- w.ill-ffieet oil I'.rl"'da; night, January 818 Dundas St. E. Whitby Counties of Ontario and York - e3 a shower in Whirby on Saturday' 14, at 8.00 o'clock, All members Farm Stock, Implements Hou - with Jean Rogers evening in honur.of -hiss Dora Swin-. please try to be present. The, date of Ja_4t ary 24" - is am- hold -Real Estate , son. , ., Sales our Specialty at Reasonable y Jir. and. Mrs. ,Barton, of Toronto, nouuced for •• the Church . Annual IMCIE�tCI-I\ IE. Rates Dual Service for lbw WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY spent Sunday with ' Mrs. ,Counei-s Meeting. JANUARY 19 and 20 and her mo€het- — - -r---The._Eriendly-Bible .-Class will FURNITURE DEALER Price of One I,Rat Complete Show At 920•- it is 'expected there will be a met, at the home of Mr. and firs.. Milliken P. O, phone, Ate• 62W8 Last Complete show At 8.13 big crowd on hand fo.r the George George Dungan oil. Tuek)day evening FUNLA&L DIRECTOR Markham P. O. phone Mark. 206 Scott auction sale here on Satur- January. 18,.. Ptentices have been established Caravan day, when the household goods and 1Private Ambnlaucs.servioe auctioneers since 1890, house and lot will be 'up for auct- L�unbdrton Day or Night Stewart Granges and Jean ' Sent ion, Plus An Armed Attaaction The January meeting of the Wom.. m. IE Prop. r W McEA(7Slh en's Institute will be held an Wed- Mr, and. Mrs. Don Lynde enter- �iLOne Pick Q3 ter, So i tor, Nortary PWAIA LorS LITE AGAIN neaday, January -19, at 2.80 P. m., tat-nod friends on Sunday.. Phone • ✓ _ 1 et - — -at tt e ams of 'Wiss B- E;-Evans.' Masters Jackie McCaughey and � - C. C. RICHARDSON John Emery ' Brooke The .Historical Research Convener, Alan Gore are both at. home from • • (� flr•s. C. Reynolds will speak on Ithe . the Oshawa Hospital follpwing ton- Pickering. `�.rnt• Buite'702 Rent Bldg., 168 Yoage est. FRIDAY and SATURDAY subject; assisted by Mrs. W. Ward, sil.operations, Toronto—WAverley 8667 JgrIU.1LAY 21 and There -a-ill be an e�thibit of old but- friss Joan Hepworth was out last tons, with their his by anyoue week for'Ithe first time t4ls-wtnter. WK. . lII /i W Coroner Creek in the co mutnitY• Rall 'Call will be � Mr, and firs. Walter Lynde took h1[!� MAW Y11 answered by—giving the original Bev, back to O. A. C. at Guelph on Indian name of places in Camada. Sunday, MOWSED AUCTIONLIM and . �/'1 / N Q iIn Cinecolor Lunch committee: .firs, J, Peddie, Scarlet fever, chickenpox; muanps ollu `en si - - rite Chapman Mrs, M. Middleton, All's, T. Stanbury and measles are on the-ro here at - VALUAMR Randolph Scott Marge lira. B. Birreil and bars. H. John. present. The mild ton= oY scarlet - _ Blghway Monument Worcs -- - eon, All members expected and via- fever is probably scarletina. Phone or Write ttota welcomed. X814 Dundas St, East, Whitby ROBT. AUSTIN, PROP. Thelma 5anda•rbon r[ari it Saturday Dunbai ton ` Home and School :elssoc: R. R. 1, Whitby, On1L , A pretty wedding took place on Dunbarton Home and School Ass ! Miles West of Whitby an Saturday at the home of the• bride's oclation met in the school on Wed- .. . No, 8 Highway Red parents,- Claremont, when Thelma nesday evening, Jan. 5, In consid ikons Wihltby 469 White Marjorie Sanderson, daughter of fir„ eratlon .02 bad rgada and weather, • and 3I1•s, Nelson 'Sanderson was mar- a gid at>,tnber of interested par: SELF-SER �} rted to Robert Kenneth Hoekley, ants tanned out• son of Mr. and firs, Chas. Hockley, The meeting opened at d.15 with Permanent Naggtwa pain singing ori the "Mapfe Leat", and of Uxbridge.. . _I. That Fn►ys The Temper And The bride wore a street-length the "Lord's Prayer", after which Nervee.-It May Bo Your Lyes " i dress of blue crepe and corsage of the minutes Sec. a ember's meetLaQ I ,J A. WILLOUGHBV Tender Flakel pink roses: The bridesmaid, Miss J. { Watson. ' I was read by Sec. Airs /• AND SO�v• Sanderson, wore a dress of buttgun- Mrs. •MadDoPald' •wae appointed C. H. TUC K.0 FT • C - Lard 1 lb. 34e dy wine eating wt'th corsage o2 pdnk Convener to serve hot soup ami co_ P. O. Forty Years Canad n Lws•Q. carnattons..Rev, I, E. Kennedy off- I coa to the stu'demta of the school Dune► Block. Opp' ?I est Farm Agency. related, The best man Was 'Mr, Ken- every Tuesday and Thursday during OBSAWA i Far Coutatty Property Con. neth Peter?on. of Toronto, and lYtfss the cold weather, Mrs, Phillips, Phone 1616 salt J. I, (Sud) Stewart Domestic Mildred GIRma'n, Brougham played President, and tike ladies of the H, AI1`0606' Toronto the wedding music, and S. Assoc, erre doing all they can For That Home In The City At the reception at the Home, the to make this project a success, a,nd ellers & Atkinso Call Our City Dept. Shortening 38c bride's snorkel' wore a dress o4 navy need a number of ladies to help-- 201 W 2 - Stouff. 290 HY2187 . Toronto _ so, mothers, volunteer to help when PhoneA'Sin - printed crepe •and wore gardenia. ou•unn i .- The crno'm's mother .wore a dress -y 'Rev; E G. Robinson of St, Paul's Licensed Cann, d Pears for of black Crepe with a gardenia. " Church, was. z.uet+st s eak r his sub_ GORDON F. OSBORNE Fir the wedding •trip. the bride- p . g • wore a wine-colored coat with black Jeri be!rri,c "The Relationship bet- Auctioneers dessert 20• oz 24e hat and accessories.:_On their ret- ween the Church_and the Home and C.i.._U• _ urn they .war reside lt1' Toronto, School" and war emoted by'all..and ,23 Year's Experience _ we hope-to see Mr. Robinson more. •, sales condvcfxd anywhere* District -Honorer Sweet mix '� Pickles f ihtary jl3oanl Annual Jic•eting I often at our-meetings £ochre is At the .%unuol� ]feeling of Ul p 'he'Inr planne I for the evening of Specializing in b`al'm Stock, Furnl• ` l lure and Property Sales. :,E.�dPIRE LIFE- . � OZ. 59 a arrlirra;d }reki las week l Jann ire ' e u 7►► h bike evert_ All SAlev ,persona ly Listed and _lge the 1943 officer,enere returned for Uody to keoP that nicht open and Advertised. 13111.. prettt►rcd unci Insurance Company 194 , Finance pare iu .g00 sh;:pe, PIA 11 to rott,t aiti 8nil eltjoy ;i Pleas_ ",ted. ,poo d :,n,+- nleniber.,hi Is incren-ing. -The ant even+ng, sin ► Pyre Honey t l:Id lira naltonback in :Rekre" tuji el' . I,,hrary_ w•11 be putt ng Am a drive .';i• ne.,r future f"r,r ne,. 'min,_ hP: t; c,, ,, Fl:i• e aehin a=.,� mlc.-A�1 Prompt Service hP and h, Pe h,• nJoyS hoc,d health Tom Puckrir. 4 ib• pail 95c _ bE•s all in a.11, it was a good year• 1 ?r�� Gray; Oshawa i •era <,re: _Pre 'dent, lir C frnitt"na�� .cin . FnsSyth; Vice -Pres.., Pc; n:IPedaes; :Thr me,,t'ng closed with "The Reasonable Rates Geo, White, Aowmunvilie \ational Antlletn": — Corr. 3 S. retury Zlrs, II, r. fl�intrre: Ylil)\}: • 00 >TUC}'}'� 1L1:}; Maple 1�ea Trey u.:'er . Dr \ F. Ti mlins n; _ _ Li'n r rian, Airs• Thos, Grem Tw l Telephone'5= Whitby, Out. . " ' w-w member- added to the Board. CileTryV ood Mince•,, peat are: lir,. Clare Keevii, and Mrs, , McConnell. The «oman's Association will 1b.-35� --- - - = a of Mrs. George "Your Friendly Resident Agent'} BROUGHAM Toch oqf wed. Jan. Subject fo 19 S t r devotion.: Christian Character. T H�m►R INf3 URAN68 AQH>rT _ Mrs. Frank - Torr+ance' spent a , FM G&SUALTY, BONDS, AiTTOl[OBII.S Congratulations "to' our Sector day recently With Mr, send. Mrs. Y DMURANUE Etc. " 11. 1R1C HAR DS ON Hockey Teatm in winning from Pick- William Judd. - BUY Fillips AND PHOYE igg — —PICKEILIN<i Bring 7-2 and the Midgets lost to Musa Evelyn James spent Sunday hIr9T YOUR PR+OPEfLTLE3 FOR SALE WITH Pickering-5-0. Better luck next Ulme with her Parent.. C i l\IL � MORLEY `.c Midgets. These games were played Mile Purdea vis+tted with friends V en the Whitby rink on Jan. S. The in Toronto last Sund&y. games tor. January 7th w..@re not Some of our oommundty attemd- played _owing to "soft" ice. e.d the Horticulture Banglret. on - Ken, Ramsay had Sunday tea with Tuesday evening; IHB�R COMRIE t9 • ' PLYWOOD The Hag Grower. rd -. " B. C; FIR PLYWOOD. N. P. • 5 P. • TELEP ONES —'Howard 1117, and 3carboro 886 In One-quarter Inch Three.ei8ht h I CO-+OP "HOG G.ROWDR" IS A CabIPLETE FEED arboro Junction Flve�eighths gnwMers FOR GROWING PIG'S FR03I 12 WEEKS OF AGE ThreB, C. Cagan-Poplar, TO 150 FOUNDS 111i�MEDIATE D111"BRY ]Basswooduand Tach " \ ' In Osye.q { .0-op "HOG GROW-OR" IS FORTIMI) d Birch VITAfIIN "D" TO ENSURE STRONG BONED PIG`l, gMor Dres"d -'AB Sbm _ N. M. Gordon � IT ALSO C'IaNTAINTS A" BALANCE OF ESSENTIAL 1 Wta owd )line •II�'w� GlsaOd l9asb_, w *' �` .. _._ MINDRALS, .PROTEINS AND VITAMINS SO bwoUyon Wool XWEISSARY TO PRODUCE,-RAPID Wallboarft LUMBER YARDS AND ECONONIICA,L GAINS. Asphalt 8111110�with Nafns VICKEMN. G, ONTARIO _ _ _ . Insul•bric SWIM phone 36 - )tarda Senour ,Perth CLARE�VIONT CO-OPERATIVE :- CIaARMCO.NT ' ��r" tris• W i'IIbvE 88- Q� z