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t - - kiC, iL�G,-NTAR1U FRIDAY, FEBRti 11tY 11, 1949 _
VOL, 8S I No• 11', C. Jlurkar and Son, Publishers 4 Cents a copy. c Authorized as 5e�uud Class Jlatte�
Ruh. Rate - $2.00 Per year; U. S., $2.50 - .1 !
eduction. -h- Asses3ment
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;(By Assessor. Jamie Blackwell) _ Pickering Village
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Bev. 1�arwood, Dumbarton giwanis li'hat's Wrong With Pickering - R Chu%,Kea
- pa'Vn the advice of the Gaunt- Ass- 1 Urges Clubs Co-operating l Hockey Fans? - `(l itR tPaa 1 i
or tsar, Mr. 'Ralph Wilson, the ass- + (By Bill Bryant) A _ somf-wh,t belated, but none
Pickering Village is be- .I v Warwood first President of I Pickering United Church Lhe less enjoyed. Christmas party
dng� r allow Rage - - Be 'tfr� �Faa, why Lndl,r
trolesence instead of the 10 percent the Dugbarton I{twan ' u vest Mr 3t to bruary 13 1949
of Rotarian Art, Mitchell addres-a held at the
s d I hhek Y B yeL� Don't you know Sunday, last week, b� tLi •return of Mr.
___jgrlri:ch is now is Lorcet ;• the Rotary Club here on Monday. 10,00 a. m, -Sunday School Cafik, who has been in hoop Eor
The Village Trustees 'visited the j Vitally interested in young people you've got a first class Midgets : some time, and during,, the- Vbri�-- .
•County Council Whitby during Dint out of i 7.30 P. m, -Evening Warship , mas season, The Cafik's a, d Robin.'
i he urged the getting together of teamn in your town. At the present 1 11.00 a, m. - EveMorning Worship" -
their Spring Session. At that time the. -two clubs in their community i moment they're one D -Japanese ee son's, from Mt. Forest and the IA -
they asked that their obsolesence Doth programs, He did not consid- first place in the Township League I _.dVOTE change of > Our,- Myre family of Toronto were all
be raised to 30 percent, on the youth
the members of service clubs to and have one game is hand, Evening Service home for the family get-LogeWsr.,
graunde of "location, an$L the IIew i he police officers who stepped in, i These are the stars oY tomorrow. I „�** Mrs. Robinson, who has been stay -
highway rutting down transient when it vias too late, but that the The least ,vou can do, is to come out game is on Choir practice at, home of leader, I {ug in.toowa for a Lew days ,returns
trade tremendously." Their request work of service clubs was with these and support Febthem.
O fat tWhitbY g- Saturday evening at $•00 yo'elack to Nit. Forest this week -end.
was partially granted in the allow- '*** Miss Helen Burling hopes to re-
an�e of 15 percemt, On this surface, young- people before they cowmen- Thursday, 'Valentine Tea
ted to attract the attention of poi- � iiinst Brooklin. Time 7.30 See you ,turn to her, school is North Bal'
a 5 perc+nt reduction looks very ice, This was Mr. War -wood's firs] on Thursday night. l The Valentine Tea will ,be held
neat week after speadfag several
"Incidental" to the average rate- visit to this Club.. and his appeal in the basement of. the church on weeks with her slater, Mr,l. Jr. T.
payer because '-e would ifaturally appealed to. the members here. Monday, •February 14, at 3.00 P. Buntings reeoverjng trams a
heel that his total assessment vva� !Teen-age Essay m• A good program is being an'- fall daring �binstra hOlidW and
- --to be lowered by that amount.... angel, and all ladies are cordially fractu]dng treveral rine,
, r- Per Day - invited.
Contest Popular Mrs. R.0. Copeland its spending
this however, is not th case. One ties Subscriber
Obaoleeemce, like depreciation,- is PresbyLarian ��,� awash with her mother and sister,
taken dit the replacement cost of W e take {the chance and boast Pickering to London, Ontario.
the buildings. Therefore; if, accord- once in a while--uF till our last Rev. David l�halh Til" 1W gal Huatfag left on Sunday • for
'issue we have In our past two issues we carried j Sunday, Fe I3. 1949 Iroquois rails, where, with other
Jug b 1939-40 va_ues, a house had ve added "one new ub-
e replacement cost of $4000, and scriber per day . $since the first of the advertisement of the W' A. of % 2,00 p, M. Sunday School
Pickering News, h m - Divine Worship members of the Forestry Dwill o
an age of 20 v$ears, it would be all- the year" to theOshawa` Presbytery, announcing the 13.00 D• University of Toronto, . will ..o
owed -25 percent, or $1000 for age We don't hope to keep that up 1300 -ward Essay• open to the teen-
---aM� lfi percent or $600 for obsol- 1 throughout the year, but when "un- agers in two classes: 13 to la acid ladies• Aid i Drs.' arse work for a few weeks.=
esence, -leaving an assessed value ' solicited" we feel quite encouraged i 15 to 18 years, on the subject -
(AMargerine made its first axpe.r-
02 $2400 to which the land value with the number added to our trail- i „Why I propose: to be an abstain- 1 The regular montul3* 'meeting of I shite in Puckering last wee'-..
!s added to make the aBBregate i Ing list, not only since the first a! ! er the Ladies' Aid will be held at the r
Isesadded t. ;Ghia 'Fear,.. daring the. Past two j Cij prizes of $20, $10 and $5.00 liome of Mrs. Vincent Wright, oa ;I e
Thin adjustment has lowered the �d three years Ed• are being paid, with the winners' Thuradey, February 17, at 2.80 P.
s. Glove -Mak 3
: aosesameat .. of Pickering Village-. papers being read over CKHO. I m• Our guest apeaker will be tire.
28,775.00 i Euchre The contest i• open to any de- Lloyd Phin who wall speak on "The
_ 0t $ Brock Road ' World." All ladies
This., reduction will not apply to nomination, creed or colour, and Womnen of the Course by
the 1949 taxes as the Tax Roll was of the community are cordially in- I - ---
theret19ed to the Clerk by the Ass- The Brock Road Community Club entries are received up until F8b-
° vited to come and hear this address, -
held their regular euchre on Wed- !roar- 20, Pickering Gospel Church Those w::o are interP tr .r mAk-
easor last SeptembEti and csanot be riesday the 2nd. A good number This advertisement has been carr- I
Ing glove., under the Ad �:' ecrea-
altered after the Court of Revision. r were out sad prizes were won by ted In all newspapers nderstandhthat awa I� Pastor W. E. Mc $ 01049 bion:�l Groep. will plea°P 4 -a:' 47.01 4
However, .oM the 1950 taxes, the Mrs, Robinson,- Mrs. Ellicott and !, Presbytery, and ss Sunday, February and learn t!+e date, muter'A req -
Ratepayers will see a In diff- Mrs, J. Allen a. large number of entries have now 10.00 a. m.. Sunday o"i trued, sic, to start the r�� r P Con-
erence. the Consolation by orning �o:ioa
and by Mr, Walter. Carlton and Mr, been received. ' 11,00 a, m. - y tact this number immediately, .as
(This is welcome news at this time Ted Holtby had to cut for first "Ke can only repeat and endorse T.30 V. m. - Evangelistic Service
in Pickering Village, as It should Weeknights we traps tj com�nreare. the t')urae
,have air encouraging effect upon place, Mr. _Carlton grinning. Mr, R, thg highly -commendatory editorial P tT �, r P f wPpk _
the current •'water" . °uestlon, and D. Miller won Consolation. Plans carried in the of this Daily, their
I,n Dumbarton District Br • k ,• , „r Ho.,..
were made for a: big night on Val- I in.q the women of this area in their Thursday Im Cottage Prayer Meeting
casts, Ed.) entire week• ConBratulatious. were efforts to encourage our young ]Friday = 8 00 P. M. - Youtb Rally a: _
Church.
Ontario County Breeders iii order far Mr, and Mrs. Walter people Ln this matter. We do think i •Thi Br. ck Road Hone acct S hiol
Carlton od their 44th wedding aa- .� our youth is having its eyes opened,i Ass
A Cordial Welcome To All am ation held a very stixe.sfu1
@lieetings' of the. various cattle ; ntversary, accompanied by a small , especially recalling the Young man Danf�arton United Cl; meetin, .:t ""e set Ji Oil Monddy
breed societies held in Toronto last gift. Rulers were [liven Landis
the 1 genloole at the distinguished -]oolong ' Rev, J. 3. Bray, KIn�te>!' 'evening. J1 r, Bantgan waa Quest
d good representation courtesy o2 the De�Pt. oS Lands and 'gentleman in the Lord Calvert *N+ - speaker, His topic "Handic:atc� .t
week shows a g
of local breeders present, with sev- i Forests. Retreshmsnte were -served they
pri • t advt... asking their don't Sunday Canada", a very interesting au•bjel t _
they print a picture of their Darr-- I Bind it 1s hoped that a Class ur
g'ral elected to ezecutive o"fico• In I by the ComnRrtttee: � in5 the bum out the back d°or-- (.10,80 .a. m, - Sunday Schonl and I,eathercra " will be started a• -s
the Jerseys, F. M. he"man was ('drunk." Bible Class As possible. All those who a;a
elected 2nd .Vice -Pres of. the Cana- ! Ij�barton.,Home and School Ass0 Further Information on the 0'M- + 11.15 a, m, - Worahip gOOn
ad(!an J. C. C, as well as being Pres- 7,80 p• m• -Pleasant Bun-•aveaing interested, are aek;ed to send their.
1 Lest may be had at the News OfuicQ names to Mrs. A. H. MacKenzie, R,
` ]dent of the Canadian- Jersey Breed_ I - The The Dunbarton H. and S: A : where the advt. may be seen, Wednesday
Id published, the C to a2antreal. Harry ' - R. 1, Pickering. rir, Bantgan hal
er,Held a 'very delightful evening at 7,30 P. m, - Prayer Service un hand many samples' of w rk dine
Boyes is President of the Toronto Dunbarton School on Wednesday W. . Evening Auxiliary Thursday
District Ayrshire Breeders%. Ernie evening, February 2, in honor of Choir Practice - by other Cllasses• Thee proved to
Crossland, of Claremont is on the be of great Interest to all
Directorate of the Guernsey Breed- "Founder's Day•' I 'The Evening Auxiliary met at the ]qday During the social hal '_hour, Mrs
The meeting opened at 8. 0, with
,: era. f the singing of "Tae --Maple Leaf and, dome of Mas. Georgina ,racLepd with Cube and Scouts hti Akers and her assistauui served re
Lord's Prayer." a large metiuber.,hip present, miss Saturday (Portals y) ireshments•
The Lottie fiercer led the Devotion, fo;1- 18.00 P. m. -Moving Pieturt a dance will be held in the sehocl
Pildrs• 'Phillips read the H. and S.
ckering Township Hockey League 1 lowed by an eventful .business per-
(Intersuediate) - Creed as a number of new members ' iod airs. Cartwright tuld of her Highland Cheek (Centenulal) at 8,80 P. m. next ntiur 11 -bay, Fe t
,Rev. J. K. Braham, Minister ruary 1?. Refreshment,; w`.11 -be p.
1 were in' attendance, 'atter which trip through the Slates, which ev- ` • Sunday
vided• Everyone . is tnvtte. to con a
read the -
Team .. Mrs, Watson, secret -me eryome enJ res California,
and a - Worship a d dant orr.
Pointe
' ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , 9 i rq,tnutea 6t the last -meeting. -. 10.00 M.n Sunday 'out and enjoy an even ng of mo.,
Brougham ' ictures of California, e and d -t e - • .
.........:........... nice f shaved P
.,.,,......5 1Mr. Crowhurst sang two very 9eh001 I era of Ym
dancing.C .
•-Dnnna•rtoe---. -.......«................. Pres- I all its beauty and splen ? 80 P. u 5;v
f ! dour. Re
............. 2 I selections. Mrs.. R. A. Taylor, fresh- were served and every- m. - Plesaaat 8 d
n ea�ng :
'Pickering' York Couasoil, . was g KondW Canad�ien Forester \etve Kean -nP
�.Chertywood ...... ».,........2 1 ident of oast one left with the feeling, a ve or Boys, Group
.:, h�:n Fouad- 8.00 p. M. Seri !�
...............................2 speaker, her subject g _.
Btboklia ... .. 1 enjoyable evening had been spent. ,
t Midlgets er's Day" when Mrs. A. E; Courtite I Weieeill Canadian For
• ...? organized the Home and School The next month, we are acerin of 1 6.00 ,p. m, Q C. 1. T. The newly -elects U�awo District •
1,Association,
1111 ester officersofBoz flrave ........................... the W. M. B. on Thursday, »dam oto a g rt, a11 and what it has, done got awayata nd lire
Pickering •'•• 3 jhe Qhurch and 3, at 8.00. -Corr, i.8i . o. '1 MU 1�:ere °s c8rwklin..................................«. 1 to bring the •sense, t p>tu,otise th„,,,, ...J provided..•, d smeary
2 , School together to make better cit- 11.00 V. lint . ands ectal nand athletic 'activity, u
Brougham .............«................_.... On The Alleys With TDs 0- Q F, Ftldlar ( tl7) Duttlaa, Pickering,. held
1 izeus." Court
Mr. Parker, Principal of Dunbar- (By Bill Bryant) 8,00 p. m. - lttwiag Picts:d their � 1948 meeting with Bao.
40 -'to8 School thanked Mrs. Taylor. for FaiHnited Cbireh A. Idahtglan presiding. Bra, LMshtiaaa
• y, - t Big news of the week waa the 6rP°!'t
' each • deliShbinI evening and we O+i amt'. J. Brabant. ldtatistse' and • bis officers have a cotnPlete
w
all hope the will come 'back soom, 000 pada to the Shmoos by theyear's program mapped out, which
The 'meeting eloeed with "God Weaklings for that triple threat 8.80 p, m• Sundy. S hoot will provide instructive enterta4g•
Save the Kim," followed
by lunch star, . H. Richardson with an 852 8 PO P m -Worship meat for members, ladles and thein
` served by the ladies• triple he •sparked them to a 8 to 0 I f1rienis. Im February movies P10 -
wee#
Glad to see w many of the toot- whitewash of the Fiddlets• Fiddlers ures supervised by Bro.
J. Power',
hers volunteering to help with the I welcomed back, their Captain Mur• I
�T�D J, p, C, R. will be shown at thr
' work of serving soup and cocoa to ,I iel Dingley after along labunchbo[ ' `�A - �nclueiou o! the next regular meet.
the pupils Tuesdays and Thursdays. they all bowled like a tall. In March, a debate will 'Lake
has eons. place between Court Oahaaa and.'
y Shmoos' showed Tophats they i Caretaker for Erskine Cemetery, Court,Dutfins and. in April, a guest
1 • f 21st ?inmost Jlertin;; of tho (�hawn I were`nt a oueanan team when, at for grave dig>tng nitd'grass coffin;;. speaker will be Present. Bro. Jack
PreAwterial W. J[; S. ser selling their star they applied • Apply to W. .B. Z,otto.i, or to Rel:. Bryant, P. C,' R. reported• on the.
a
that- well-known brush to the Lea-. Somerville, R, R. 2, I'iihesing' : •airs ideals and a •tivItles of ahe
Fin:�l plans for the 21st Annnal sue Leader's• 3 to 0. i lie win put -. _ ;1e��•i�•_furnied P -k: t C:• e:
Rangers' -i
'Meeting of the 0-hawa. I're,bier atinious way out in. front. _ t,ii,l .trf Ti a �- Assuciatit n.. C+? •i', I� :ffias :will play
,,T_ 'r.tl 1�•unie�r', \li<�;nuai� >o.:rt_ a -
tlie. United Church of C.1,:<ida, to. he
The, Executive take. p•easure in -I _
,. tiveicoming into our i.eaguEllr. and
iia t to the Pa -t Cliie in a Dis-
held :n Whiiby •i;nited Church, Mrs. Thomas Watson.
=The tnembei',•of the f.:mai>' of the ,trier At Name in February, An
h�'Yitby an, Tuesday, February 2"• I. Good .scores were: Gladys Bryant laie'Philip J.. Rowe, w.eh to express invitation was read from Ct. Whitby
were completed recently, There Jack Bryant j to
-their friends, neighbors and rel- inviting members acct ladles .to at.
V. Dingley 2 3; atives for their kindnesses, assist- feud Court Whitby's Get-together ;,
will -be morning and a,fternoon ses- 202;.H. Hansen'280, 217; 8]11 Sry
atoms, the morning commencing at I snits and expressions of sympathy \night on their next regular meet:
ant 225; J, Power 204; Ev. Bryant
'9.30, The "Story of the Year' will 1 217 (slippin' Ev.); R. Renese 224; in. our recent bereavement, our very ing. Guest. of .the evening were:
many thanks. I Bros. G R. and D. N. 'Lockwood
be presented by Mrs. Elton A. Wer- I T Watson -Z"; J• Spencer 247, Charter Members of Court DnLiias.
E ry, corresponding secretary, 209; V. Barrett 242, 225; L. Cook- a -Stewart, Howard, Garnet and 1 Bros, Russ Boys ami hit new Com•
Miss iia M�ac•Kenzl�e, of Toronto, son.223; P, Landers 224; Doug. Victor. I mittee supplied tableteunts and a
Thomas Hj Eaton,
Palo California, Field Secretary df the W. M. S,•will Bryant 228; B. Power 215, 217; B - 1 cribbage tournament at the coach]d.
cin March 1, will a.smin office of be the guest speaker, and is ached- Collins 217, and H. Richardson -ion of the meeting,
'+VicelPresideat and Production Man- uled to speak at both sessions, 288, v14,.260- P'r'esbyterian Ladies Aid On February 16, the C• O. ld_'.
ager at JohmieaManville, Port Union. M}®s 1VlacKemxie will also IMstall the Everyone w&s too g� for the 13ocial Evening- - (,girls' Ball Club will sPonsar w
Mr• IWOd is currently plant man- r00ficera for 1949 at the afternoon Lemon League tblis week. - W Va•lenthie Ball at Varcoe'a PSTMOn
ager -at the Jahns-iManville plant at session. Mrs. W. P, Rogers, Bow- The Presbyterian Ladies' At d of with the entire proceeds g'o'ing to
Redwo'ad City, California, joining manville, President .of -the Oshawa Standing -- Pickering, are holding a Progress- the Bowmanville Arena. The Pavil-
the Cohnpany in 1934, Presbyterial, will be the_prestding High Average: Pieta Hansen 177, ive Crokinole, Chinese Checkers and ion i9 beimg donated free for the
A graduate of Western Maryland officer for the day, The theme for H. Richardson 227; High Single: Sdeisi Ei*ening, an Thursday, Feb- occaeion,'and Ruth Wilson and hes
College in Chemistry he 19 actively the sessions will be "It mutt be R. Hansen 821, . H. Richardson Ihere.
ruary 24 at 8.00 p. m, in the TownVariety Band are also 0Qnatiai
Interested in munlctaal, cammnnity done by me." .4 large attendance 314. Hall Come and spend a social their services for this very worft
Tophats 14 evening with us. cause
and will
be wele.omP•1 to this ram- of interested ladies• {s hapea for. Shmoos ]7 Weakling•a 10 (advt.)
ariunity. He is President of Pedwood ltkldh•rR 13
Kiwan.is this year.
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4.
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V�O�� Iv O� machin, unkaH
10. gay o
art ,. $4. SuDerviae -
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�� - PUZZLE to.In7ure 158. ma hes
!1. Corn arntive 3'J. Concerning
"Dear Anne Hirst: Ever since ending +o.Poetic xuse
the day ,I married my husband, Alf'nOSS 3. Article of 23' genera rate yE. Shape h b rows '•
he has found fault 1. Nuts
three years ago, 6. Parrot 4. Canvas od Z4. Flounder 43. Title s
shelters 35. African hemp Athena
lyith wliatever I do. It's the houvse, 3. insult 2g, Doing interior 44.1 v
- X18. A sing'le time 6. Fortify decorating 46. Dry
or the baby,• or my friends. I can't - _.1s Stea': 6. Perches
take much more. 14. Sound T. Diminish 29. Indian. 47. God Finish love -
16 Nr,: 3. Wandered 30. Tennis series 60. Flnleh _---r-�
"I try hard to .keep my home - 16. leseibird dight•
10 11
Alk baby is 13 months. old, and I'm•ex- xu''f
11. Scythe handle 2
peeling another. I tire quickly. As so. cooking
for my frlepds, when they come he uten4r;
Al Ancient
i0utstana�ing Quality a Delicious Flavour leaves the -room, taking the radio, Int rum I
instrument
and bangs doors and dishes areunJ 96 SnL11 candle
so that my guests feel unwelcome. 26. Legit mater
97. F.plc poets
Now l have. only two' close friends si. urn
who come at all! j; Worttlr.8
"He isn't a bad man, An Hirst. s6. Fi41t et
He used to drip and 'he'5 stopped 37.,xitchee
airs: Ll
_ t that. He used to mistreat me,- but la• Writ_'.An a: -
tole 1he doesn't now. His worst fault is 42. Sires on 1
11L 0116 wife take-. I don't want to leave 46. ArtliS¢ta
Letter
him. I couldn't take my son from ---49. •'onsumed
�� DIAMORD . 61.Wharf
e .r•++ him, for they love each other so. 62. Fall so
.,`... And I hove him. But I haven't told 6s, xumbea
him so in months because lie hurts a4• Japanese bo:
1 emale•hords
By BLANCHE ROBERTS me ever • day. slty in
`i "He was ill combat duty in the Grows l
Iii. Grows old
of war, and 1 try to'allow for that..He DOWN. <
Syeowt• w•a- on edge and she kept saying first marriage, and Crowns
10te Story Tbus Far: Holley Monroe takes had a unhappy 2. PreseuLlY Answer elsewhere its this issue
�e Sylvester Diamond from s.woman'a to herself: I allow for that. too. But now. I'm
- - - sandbag; In 'a Los Angeles department "please don't let anything happe-n-- at a point where i be-tieve he just
twit toDant evening
ve in constate'fesses theeey. to me until after I see -Dan!" likes to act mean and be a. big and so make him less 'sensitive Conscience: The thing which
With whom she is in love. She ha■n c Art's Atoice came Iow as if he bully. I'm trying to hold our mar to everything that annoys him hurts when eyerythinis else feet
atm+ to. explain' why she took the. atone {eared he might be heard by the now.. He would be a happier man, good.
@-
before Joe Danburne. professional thlei g riage together; but- I dont mind t which surety -would make his
-- -'--
• whom sbe has known several months• man behind them. • telling you that if this letter doesn't - -..
sones to Dana apartment and .he 3� ••Watch fot the nett highway • • easier to get along ca mt!L �,i'fth
torc+d to sacape. The plans, sbe taken' do any good, I m giving up. :I m •this nagging habit so en;rencied
w Baa Francitco crashes en route and still young, and perhaps I can make
she is rescued by Art carer, wl:o i'•vea marker and tell me the minute we a new life for er self. (I wasn't + he certainlc is not happy now.
shah his mother,, neat S�hhee scene. Her ass it. Then I will know just -
yrasser there dise6yered by Dan- p • presence
and she persuades Art tom drive where 1 am. There is a chance we going to show my husband thisbuxti
.•.•yes back to Los Angeles. They are tot- may be gbh to shake :lir. Dan- letter, but now I think I will You. Any man who doesn't try. in'tl-
Sewed b7 Danburne and when he tries ...lietl�
M scop them their cars collide and Honey burner" give good advice.). ligently, to keep his goo happy � � �
to
knocked the unconscious. cars. "If only we could," she breathed )� WORRIED" doesn't deserve a good wife. MGMs.irts".aw,s,N Il A.
CHAPTER X prayerfully. Sometimes he Dole, needs a hint b weer rhos for magas tMM >A
7.p A CRISIS - to change. Anne Hirst iris given 1'"t"s"e""'g"4w"4"t"e
(Continued from Last t. eek) She wiped the tear mist from her: + If'ever a wife needs loving con- 1 trlsaHtsalYrtrwt"eem•s9Rp
Art glanced at his speedometer eyes so she could.see clearly -and + sideration and the assurance that that hint it many a care 1 h123 hrdbpaadia.k..•r+ta•�Mts+m�
And it registered 70 miles an hour. turned her head to keep -a close a band. �ti'rite her at Box 1, 123,x/ 1�A QX' Bas's
she is precious to her husband, it Eighteenth .Street, hew Toronto. l.Oi.IM�+O�:fleeesest
Then he lifted his eyes to the rear- vigil for the sign. But she never s is when slie-is expecting a baby.
view mirror. had a real opportunity to took for * (1f a nian could bear just one, hr
"The car is keeping up," he in - . it• As if divining their intentions. + �.ould need no explanation.) She
formed her, and his tone left no the car behind shot around suddenly + needs his tenderness. and his con -3 v
doubt but that the motorist bebiad slid slowed abruptly in front of : stant-attentions, to lift her spirit For
',them was trailing intentionally. - them. •Too- late, Art realized Joe's + and conince her that her coming s her. r' re/�
'b] iii crash a r ll it will cost
rpt a rr c i a
_ hen: 1`m terribly 'm. There was ate trial is worth /'
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t ai
t s ,
"I esu �Po
sorry to have involved you in this the two cars came toget!�e•r. ■ He should help her every hour. �"ij LA g n
affair, Art. There is more to it Honey was engulfed in blackness. *,he is home, as much as he can. V�
CHAPTER XI ,. * in taking over the libusework and, R .
than you can guess." le Bud le
"A little. excitement is good •for _ • i-ou little fool! 'Jou little fool!" " in your case, helping care. for the Q '
fine, Honey. 1 haven't had any in ' baby you have: This is the time U
nearly twa years." Honey heard the cotes repeating + }ie Should conceal -any dissatistac-
the ►voids over and over in a mono- +considerry` '
"I am still sorry," and she meant tion he feels, and be as every word of it. She felt site could tone an d, ft was like the beat of a +ate as though he were her father. C+hiGk►eliTUrt1CV made WA Ma91e
come -thing ti tom-tom, hammering away at her _ + He should know that she needs- -
pever forgive herself if g
happened to him because he be brain, recalling her to the conscious + the ditersion of her friends, and Combine and chill I;4 e. Bnelydiced cooked
her., world "'She did. not need to open • any asrhusemen_ is her health per c. medium -thick white sauce. Mix
chicken. 3i
- I am glad;' and his voice het eyes and look to know that it ! mits. In other Al lie should be sod sift into bowl, 2 c. coos sifted pantry flour r
sounded eager. was Joe who spoke. Thossgh she • her protector. the staunch '-pillar 1 (or c. once sifted hard-wbsali Itbs. ggt'snu +M••+,,s,
a + had never heard him use quite that • of strength against which sbe Maw B•king Powder,
'
leted ,agar- Cut in finely, s tbe. shortening. Miz 1
He slowed the car down, for drip- tone of 'speech before, it was defin- • leans, beaten egg and A e- milk. Make a well is dry
Ing was much too hazardous' for hely Joe Danburtte berating her. " if this nagging of your int+band ingredients. pour in liq� and mix lightly with a She kept quiet and waited, her a has persisted so long; it is Pos- fork. Roll dough out to 3i' thickness; cut into 4
such speed in the soupy. weather _ +Bible that he is not a wt 11 man t
squares Plass about 2 tba. chicken mt:tare on each
they were encountering along the heart bFating a tattoo against her + He should be checked up, and
tray. Neither spoke for some min- ribs. Maybe he would think he + Weare. Dear corner. Fold dough over diagonally,
perhaps put himself under the making, triangles,. Seal edges by pressing with ,' }
"..Rtes. Evr.y nests ;n Honey's bode was dead, she thou' lit hopefully. + supervision of hit phr,ician; per- fork tines; prick tope Baste on n and o awn But he didn't, He
g y' 0-haps hill nerves can be .calmed hot oven 450°.13 min- or until golden brown. i -
seemed bent on expounding his
opinion of her, -'regardless of tt'he• ISSUE 1 1949 -
ther she was diad or alive.
1
"You fooll" he went on • relcn t-
_ - lessly. "You cheap. little double
uses
crosser."
�.
- ••.
,. Finally, Honey could stand the f
- - ..
• -`-=_- _ cramped position. she was lying . in
no longer; or the irritation of the
- words that flowed on and on; upset
ting her- nerves. She. moved her "
body KX
slightly and discovered that
= she was on the hard ground. She w4 r�o
opened her eyes to the darkness = -
\{ }
-' that enveloped the earth and moved
.I
- -=
her head to look around, expecting a.
to see Joe hovering over, Icer, ready
to kill her at the first sign of life.
To her amazement, Joe's long form
7.
- - was stretched on the ,ground near..
- - her. He was not moving. Only =ti - --
voice issued from his still. body. She <
• � shivered in the cold as she semen- •., ,
REIS HM r
C a�N
-- - bered the -crash of the two -cars..
- �• "^"•{s i '
But before she could give it much
.AOy,41
-- thought, she heard footsteps and
_ = saw Art coming forward to kneel :
by her side. He toothed her gently
the arm. e
J
Are you hurt, Honey:" he asked '
solicitously, seeing that she was
DRY Y T
.., - conscious. ` - -
e , » " A sy
4�9 "•I think. I'm all right," she whis- a�rs �Eshl!
SMS pered, moving each limb separately
12-20 to see if any bones were broken. '
-'x'42 - There was no pain and everything
"Nothingwrote
.-NNE ADAMS seemed intact. _ B•
And you?>, I r •
Make this yours winter teas "Just a scratch on the head," he
and bridges! ,The kind of dress fold her, dismissing it as nothing.
you'll wear everywhere, it has new "What about Joe?" she lifted her • �
deep neckline, shirred softness at hand to point to Danburne, "Is he
shoulders, Easy! hurt? He lies so still,"
This pattern, easy to use, simple "Very badly," he told her in low ,
to se}v, is tested for fit. Has conn tones and his voice implied more j
•:plete illustrated instructions. th4n his words. "I think it's in-
Pattern 4669 comes in sizes 12• ternal. He wants to talk with you, ow -for -extra -fast baking -it's New Fleischmann', Royal Fast F
14, 16,. 18, 20; 30, 32, 3.3, 36, 3fr: I believe. At least, he's- been talk- � ' -
40, 42. Size 16. 4ys yds. 39 -inch• Rising Dry -Yeast. No need to kegp it in the icebox=it stays fresh
ing at you for some time. Some
Send 'TWENTY-FIVE CENTS thing is really on his mind." He
the cupboard for weeks -right there when you need it. Just
y (25 cents) in coins (stamps cans ( started to rise. "I'ri go watch for dissolve ttecording to directions.,Then use as fresh yeast. -IF YOU
be accepted) for this pattern. Pr;r p jBAKB AT HOME -you can always keep a large supply ready - _
plainly SIZE NAME, ADDRES.". someone to come alongand laic us
STYLE NUMBER. up. We've got to get hint to a hos . a hurry -up
P,. -
%t holt n " baking- more `delicious baking results. Order
pital and both cars are ruined.
• Send your order to i`r•x l I-'• He lett them alone. - Fleischmann'iRoyalFastRisingDry Yeastfromvourgrocertodar - -
Eighteenth St., Ne Toronto.
( (Continued next weel
4
•
•r
r - �;.:y t tw '. t T' • Then Yell For Help
Should you ever lose your wow t
_ �s•rk�, �.���nf��'1 � r a wooded area, you may determhu
{ \` ♦ i�.., � � . 16�,�i, sit-
north, south, east' and west merely
_ by examining the trees. North is
" n tite side .here moss is thickest,
HRONICLES — o - .
the bark seems wettest.. Once you
— _ ascertain whichside of the tree is
i north,-.stan"cingin that direction:
to your right is east, to your 'left,
_. west. South of the equator; of -
INGER rcourse it is ju;rthe opposite.
er.doUne P. C 16,rke :Just About :.
'What would we do without our people in their beds. We were
�'' I'w'o 'women sat one day on a
;Federal Government? We just lucky—got off with only a limit "" !.
.�. < slo«`- t wirdsu opt ocean pier. 'The first wo-
wouldn't know anything, that's being blown off an elm tree, a few a, t, o .« ��� ' man had three beautiful • children,
bricks' off the chimney and hydro s}'.; •°• '"
what. For instance. if we didn't y , y a t " the other was childless. The ]atter.
have the Federal Government to power disrupted for over five hours r
ow would we ever know —during' which time another calf R�;.d, t +
tnmbl}ng 'water, said, I'd give ten
the coat of living index had gone arrived! Why our calves have to »- y : .�'' �t. years of, my life to have three child -
down? And it has, you know—the arrive during black -out periods it a � , r ren like your-!", -
,
F.G. says so—and it has figures to a mystery."W.ell," the other woman answer-
- rove it: I forget just what fraction Now the weather has changed �� y '
P g - � � � � . ed grave,y,� "three ch t '
c of one per cent it had gone down* again to that we need skates to about that. _
but no doubt anyone who is curl- get around. Just imagine, we have- rinec`?
children cos
• ous could get that information from n't ha,! enough snow yet to pro- +',' $may �! f
any government official. But do perly cover the ground. The wheat *war a tr ark ,x,�. Ir pends Pi frons who stick to-
�"�• ' � '�',,,• get'ier tilt debt do them part.
•you know, as I heard the "good is looking pretty sick - right now.
_ We are -beginning nnin
news'' I wondered how many fig- 6i g to sander what ' a
1 teres it 'cosi the taxpayers to have
will be the outlook for wheat and k C N I N G. FEET .
cost of wing index tabluated . clover come spring because never r * "' ` r ,
and broadcast to the people! before hive we experienced a win-
. .
* ter quite like this one. One man, - PAINFUL ! E S
And after the decrea<c was an-' who' has sold his' farm, contends `- � it seor feet are ••simp4 killinr sou" ee ^
-'_nounced what happened? that the outlook for farming, isn't soot tyre are swollen and Bucklpainfue. ma bite.•
ppened. Tea wen, g: atrnc and morotnr .r►tU HocWea'a whet.
up in price, ^coffee went up: dike- very good for the next few years. Sub. Tile moat rive aafek. ta,rttnr relief
or double sour mens back! Prtee 3M
__-wise coal, milk, insurance premi- We argue that if it isn't good for Aad sot.
ams, motor and driving permits, farming ,'ren, it's .'a poor lookout. When Linda Hits The Hay, She' Really Hits It—It's surf 'safer :
_ and even frit price of admission to for everyone: Anyway, you can be work taking care of 22 head of cattle,.and 2 year old Linda Ruth
-_'aur local movie theatre. 'Also the hard up on a farm with less dis•, Cooper is plum tuckered out. When snapped Linda was resting
rent on. satety deposit boxes. There comfort than you can anywhere after her "chores" at a recent stock show. !^ y II
ma a'.so be a dozen other items elle. And it is much•less humiliat-
YPCED
that I have forgortten—it is hard .to 3ng to live in the country if yo+t
• free track of •them all. Of course -happen to flip on the ice. looked at the crowd and .said that
� Elmbarrass><ng �
two hundred pennyworth of bread +
:you might 4ay tobacco, movies and - —_
safety deposit boxes don't belong would not suffice to feed there.
HNathaniel or_ Bartholomew tuns thel illiarrl•tiyd.ney Thayer,to t'ir coat of thing: maybe not NDAY SCHOOL meditative man, the philosopher.
according to, government statistics. professor, and his college friends
Simon ` was' associated with the
- but money for these things all were delighted during t'ie - h --dent
LESSON
comes out of the family income. Zealots, a- roBtical revolutionary the ,.s
Partner says if ht' aha have his Darty - ler, atrived iii Boston In - her
pipe of tobacco it is just too bad. By Rev. R. Barclay Warren To mar the pictuce is Judas: He finale, Loie would sudde wh.-,
And of course we all enjoy the ___.. was the treasurer, and did some down the stage and end seared wit?. MINARDIS
occasional movie. A% for depose Jesus Chootles.the Twelve pretty flitting. Finallj► ie sold its legs and arms 'stretched apa-t as
- boxes. they are bandy. places to Mark 1:16:20• Luke 6:12-16. Lord for thirty pieces of •;eves. His if s •e were about to split. Rctur::. L 1 N I ME
NT
keep .insurance. policies and )cur ! name ii� a byword. ing a second night armed' v�it'i a -
Golden Text: Ye rave no, chosen..
w Apply freely, end rub.
-
-'-"last wall and testament" ii was A representative g cup of number of highly startehed costars,
. rile. but I have chosen you, and bat's Mg. It's fuesseless.
men. They did not have wealth or Thayer and Company secured seats It +t foet•drymg: hes no str
ordained you that ye anou)d go and odor. And it brings Qt�
And now may) draw your atter.- aocrai• pre±tige 'but it was said of -, in the -front: rqw. .4t the moment relief to muscle and Mot
'br,ng forth -fruit.—Jonn15:16. suenae ache
tion to. what has gone down =as if Bern, 'T iey io-ned the world up- that i.oie seemed about :o• split
! Jesus .hose men to be with him !
a%
you didn't know, that is, if you live ride down." -thcv tore the collar°, inaking an tAaia ICONOMICAL a1Za tabs
in his'.ministry. The purpose is
on a farm. Eggs—chat's what. 1'ou =— unearthly rending 'street �.
-
notice farm -produce 'is always the earressed in the invitation to Simon I •
11rat thing to drop in price. - But and Andrew, "Come -)'e after me �.. _ Woman Of Taste
the cosi of laying mash hasn't gone and 1 • will make you to. become .• _
down so_ that eggs cost just as fishers of, men." They were liter- I _ -
- - gg illy to take men aline for Jesus A n;.0 who fives ins Nob Hill
PLITTI N
�sruch to produce now its they ever, •
- - - Chr--ist. I_aer, after spending .a � }^tel noticed that the contents o{ -�
lid although we get less foe them a bottle of fine bourbon -ere drop -
Personally, we are n•ot grumbling night in prayer }e named twelve I in So lie made
at the price of eggs* gain _down— apostles. Amon t •ere were four ping a a rapid rate.
_R
t pi
g g g a tiny v4ncl mark on.,. -the label
we are only rumbl;n at the cost -fishermen and _1 despised publican:
Y g t3 opposite t1he current level. Return
-
A producingthem k"ping u CVs A simple rhyme. helps in to remem
P g P• ing home. that nittht, lie found a:
would be quite ha py with. moder- btr refit names.' '
9 P note from the cliarnbertiraid: /
_ pie - rices for what we sell if -we
!'Peter and 1►rdrew and James ked
P • Please t'on t put a pencil' mark on '
sou}d buywhat .we heed at a rea• fo' r.— _ p -
h?re boftie, because 1 don't want to ;
soneble fi ere.
The The men kr most c�epcnded on;
g; price of every pot water in such good�whklcy."
Philip and Bartholonuw,
How married
thing is far too high. f `� ✓
people -in the twen-,y-dollar-a-
Matthey next , and Thomas, too;
-' we!ass ever nianage I
Jarnes i f ?ere and �ai,1 t} e
,don't
know. No wonder there ia- a hue
.,.and cry- for margarine. 1'es. mar-
S:nton t.,e atalot.' s r' Judae, the .I
,*arise is suppose -d to be- on the
traitor..' t
lmpnl1i-ee Ptter was a `born • i
on grocer
market but one grocer told me it
Ifs AAs- inlroduccd 'to Jesus
- : would a le small
.not
Xrocery store! ,, at fesix
-by
•by 'riis brother Ar.drr•W. Andrew
.
- tmort',s.
' . wasn't sae of she aliree ->a'ho were 1
+. .. ;
wit'i jesiss_ on.. se�rie !•pedal occa-
Ata bt Ar :rt aiiort-'si ed, Lut
"sons• but he made a yood fourth. I
at �inger Farm we'are•quite in_
Ifs c ew attention to the lad's
•w'as. 'nsed
favour of margarine tieing available
--lunch w'h,c;i to feed. the
„
fe' 11he wjto cannot afford. to buy
multitude and he helped_ to bring
a butter. j have- a hunch -there -N% ill -.
the (re,ei s to Jeri:s. Toho, was a
alwa%s be a strong enough prel--
man of great affection. He gave
'rdlce against margarine to insure
us !}.e nest known. verse. of the
a good market for butter. So why•
Bible, John 3:16. His, brother, ..
all t}.e fuss? • 3f avbe' ionre of , ua.
James, tVas the first apostle • to- be
forget that good old maxim—"Live
f mar;vred. Thomas has been called
'snd let live." if all people, in all
the 'doubter' but perhaps it.sitould.
lands, would abide by that simple
I 'be stressed that he had 'a scientific
rule for living there:would -net'trt
mind. lie w',anttd the evidence.
'Philip
Tb f
i•. hs tl.e practical man who
e any wars, nor runiours o wars. IKIL `gam -
But half the t-ime•' Ave forget about
the gtiier fellow•—iicstead it seems tn
,he "Each man for himself and the
.devil take the hindmost.'
l� ei}, I . don't know irhr ut the i I y -
i
llindmo�t—it almost -eenis a.s ifti
Old Nick has got into the tvtat'.cr «Da People 'Really -
and is inking'us all for s.r:de Nvi*.h
S
his antics jult late l>•. �" ,
Remember that 'wind last tceek? Call Me "Crabby y.
Lfighi.'one miles an hour—quite a .i ' e a a -And -the Relief is �ASTING 7.
-little breeze. Around here it ripped I you sometimes feel that people are t t _
oft n.,ois, uprooted trees, turned .� inning to think you are high-strung ry For remarkably fast relief from depend on INSTANTINE to bring _
ewer chicken houses. put eiectri: ,headache get INJITANTINE..For you quick comfort..
ptr.ce- out of coinniissioai aid s'•onk --always cense and nervous—so that 9
Teal relief get INaTANTINE. For IIVSTANTINE is made tike a
yow fly off the handle easily!
- �prcdongedrelief get lNSTANTINEI doctor's prescription of three
Answer to This Week's Puzzle , Yes, more people every day proven medical ingredients:
'; we finding that INSTANTINE is A .ingle tablet usually brings
Your Nerves Can Play Strange Tricks on You I
S T R S L A Many women fins it hard to realize through the most trying periods of one thing to ease pain fast. For , fees_ t`,felief
their nerves are "bad". Yet; It's mot life—by taking this time -tested -headache, for rheumatic pain,. '
aual for a h' h-• ng woman's tonic containm Vitamin Br, 'troy aches And pains of colds, for tiettnstsnnnetroday
�n� .ba al ways
delica� •ateffi to pet tad other n ged minerals. Give neuritic or neuralgic pain you can aeonithandt . ;;"•'
E balan ially during tete- Dr. Chase's N n•e Food a chance
_ p ',functional changes the lacca In to help you, too, when you feel edgy, • ' ►rc.,r«Y _, •
S girlhood, young motherhood,' and tr�'eefor a'Gundleof nerves. Get the see'
middle life. That's when it. good large "economy size" today. The
i E tonic, like Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, name t'Dr. Chase" is your assurance A • �`
ti! can do you is oweb good by helping 41
X11your nervous energy.
t It vf11 belp you feel better, loos Dr Chose's
better, rest better at night. a
. the fifty years, Dov- FNERVE FOOD
.sands Canadian women d all '
aRee,hew ;forte safety and happily 1 1MICAI 48-TABItT BOTTLE 69
• tom_•.. _. - - _----
RFADY-
MIXED
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� �j`, e r
aClassirjed 1�dv'ts L LUN 0 DIRECTOR
Are You Tnred
FL;NF tAL i Mix Chocolate Cake in �.
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•• Ht�lside (;htciis cau be ordered here. Private Aaibvl�OO _ 60 Seconds beilsC�ke
Get price l.st and o-der soO�naitin8• Pnune >s�L 9ow of y,,ur Old Paouy', CMpcClgri
('� Success every title with Camp -
Theie'- hvthinK to Sara by _ Ont■ d c °delicious-
T,
Just ad a up f milk or water
came round to Hillside Markham• A-ND L\�sUPk'I��T � x' tender,
You'1t likely choice stn and bake. Light,
run. They re the Try it today
in the long who want the :�( pB,U3ii1) Sl'.iCE �.j 8 Flovon
_ of poultry-keeper breeders _ . u+ocoutE
�a$sda-ApDroved, Kit-then Cabinets . GOLDEN
pull-drum tested. Light an• O�1Ce o Custwa Built •SPICE
also started chicks. aW pB11E LLj
(So= available, PlcEstimates
{ And Drawers sand General
GAR•RY mil xs, P Estimates FVW Alterhtions In Tofu' House -
Agent
'-..."_ --BALED HAY --------
CARPENTERING i�`'�` _
Cy3MENTIN LNG RISER E
at — PLUMB C. TURN19R , K H�
r Sala P I T Z- C E T�
. lE L ■
IMO.IEDFLti o .Phone gfiJ4 ROOFING ERN
IE
Feb.. 18 We also aeL Brauitt �1N'8- BAT 4\ T. ELECTRIC
, B�pire Hsthroom
MAterhagesized c Darn Water
`� WANTED one Claremont 88 Pm _ -
sit- W
. Jug brooder. P11 systems. 13eatty • Qeelae and T= GIYEN
g 22. le goPment, and F.gTIMA
ORE N WOOD •----� R' : Stouf f vine
"gAff,E=-tivaatiiY _ of Timothy Building Work G11"aDt �( -
• �,y; round bales $18..00 too. Call � v` `�• .
'Bellefair Farm, Salem Rd., Picker- o ing ; �/ �!' <
• Phone Steaffvtu* t"
flag• Phone Pick. 91J1. Fe J. PROUSE Pp T ,�,r„
_ BES YOUR FAVOlCITE PIC'1'Qi1
DR BALD-3 acres on Da"d$200
PBUNS`g� �..t. at eh. sTAI+B
Brock Road. CKpen Year round. $200 1� (} 187 8 Si at ! P. >!.
McErwen,, Whitby PICKE ZING v►• 13aacIIe Baa.R+y • pgpNE PICK. 1J. Door � liaoh lfg►t at 1*
Der acre. Dr. N. E, two glories 1
FOR• BAI.E-�art Collie pope,
. 1! sada
- p4onthe old. H. Bre,nnan,- Hermitage ,
eetara rains !� �,r Fid 1 171
JEWELERY Drugs - a North Farm. phone Pick. 197R12. �; Hest ,� �s*kee And Quality Conflict
WANTEI}-second-hand, books: the �Te� - Si 40
••Elsie" books and books by Balla&- AsourdIte D d Andy ay e
tyne -, will Dal* 25c. each ; slap books. WATCH sad CLOCK lrr
- --, - M Grace La.ing�° oPhone Psy ek REPA�� A. Ti MO,i�DEN �T+ SOI'�1 :_fib ,�, �amo�a' of vvel�o��`
3og, each. Mss,Pick- -
69 J d. Q0°■¢ Bad Abbott and Loa poetello
Feb. 14
- News
_� p?d ors
_ ,I,E p EGfgTER _ EILFEN 'JACKSON,
��m�, - .
& 7sma DoT! lads P. K. - t fl•. iL j,+Eg 14, is
February 12-- auction sale t ~ OPTO'LtE`IR WT 8 7s DION. �¢.'[i8'&
f3aturday, laments, hay grain , SEY Eyes a bhp
stock, jmp TaesBay A,e�sa,.. Pickering gE R$gALL S'�'�R,E Sign of the Ram
and furniture etc., on lot i4, Con.' ._
9, w4sitcliujet � T rq., three and, Prop 1 ..1a P. IL J, W somas
Oy WWtc u miles north of Stou";' 1J1e11 Knapp .e Masoaie I �' a gysaa Peter Alexander Xaoac. `
vine the property of Adam YO-du 1 gysisk Door • PRONB pgpK. i1W. ��
gale at 1 p. m- Terms cash. No re- i 1
serve. Ken and Clarke Prentice, PUS x,1„1, Fire
.. LE �'��� '_ PH�O,NE PICK. 48.
auctioneers.RR
��y �
s� `Maple Leaf
a February 1&--auction ,OTO
_-Wed NUE
need Y, cattle, term ck, Sas- R1 CoC
e of dairy •
•al °r on rah- See Ua I Insuran Silver River
elements, H. C. _
k� etc, on Lot
�eO Wriba ae PiEar e�
seri th .r,�• the property ,�• PAhI. �-- — I Rath tar i"arsl► �� a,E„d� Ana 6b
.58. con. 8, Sete at 1.00: No Btme. ,'.For c -
oi R. Hamm, OeeF m Our at
- reserve, farm sold: Kea and Clarke Avallab -
. AL VALUES !,'�'�°F �: �
_ ,T'rentice, auction"". �TSY. ONTARRtOift t�/E
--. _ ,.�. ... _ ' AotaEs•bit• I�ra� 'd � �,].,EI��'3CI.
8aturdaY, February 19-- auction LIMITED R AD10
'PICKFING FAfLMB �n► Gibson Gnasanteed Repair Service
sale a household furniture, electric
$Se - Bowman
~ wsahers, apDitances, glebes, ��
n tractor and HAS jg"
_ nils, also Ford-Ferguson
of Estate t ,_. WHITBY, O`1T1RI0 _ isr
meat, the Drop
equ1D wn, Hogg, Burkbol-
Mrs. Jarvis, BTO
_ -der and others at Prentice. Main women�Lii1N BVSgBY
■ short "l g • �ci[eE ls/
ion roams. Franklin House. Ddain���� ��, .
st., Markham• Sale at .1.00: Lerma _
h. Ken and Clarke Prentice, nuc- FitllL W. d /i'O>Y • 060
- ttoneers. .. ■ 5 10 1 5 1 i Tlf >dit-BicTA••l' Aft 3i1►ke eie�
..., � g8111 .��
FeDrnary 28 -&action She std @ON ",1,y_ VILT Or RAP
' Wsd'npsdaY, ea rbp► + tt r •4 eMta• 'Feld
Erle of household furniture, tam Ste! Rb a>� e , OgTJliid j�
kola and other articles on Chumb ww a am, ao.r a.■' °° �■ 0._ s•s
St.. In the VtherLogof NaDte. proper- on 89 .. baste .•e..es� � EEI Lid �� erg Mes.><. 1'bAie i3 It f F
w.e
Ity oe Riehsa•d Jarrett. TermsW Proud Cid• •ev Nov" RfsoaveWM `�.aat
Ido rests e; Baas at 1.08. Ken and wtr two. M� e>t slelw ltatMe Alfa
■ea Two— a . " .., +sad 6'eaW fA1s OMf;
Ularke Prentice, tioneere• w.rveows~ss ftp oat [-F se��� POOL OW 1 )/0�1"1W ��
"wow � re+'�e
_ 'gaturday. FebrntisrT 26—auction we owr�NOW�sa.: ,c,. d M Y•MerM MM• `_
od farm block, imq►emente, r .a ions ar-we""s 0a
roots. farnttuRe. electric �- owd 8t. W04 00mr IML
_ grain24 Con. 5 fin Z
etc., at Loot . , Gir
lf>mees' t
D prove
O -
_ 1Whltchnreh Tro►*D. cash, no reserve �1PS Z TUSNSD SAMN DAY L6tker ' iP ni
�. {been , ter>ms FOB EsTDLATes kat
s farm mold • Sale at 1.00, sharp; Plckstring Market
M M mm lire J 1 a turas eaelE•=d
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-.---Auction sale of lP8 •e a ealOe�e ti u E 3Q
^ruesdaY, March see. M �HO�
Cattle, modern tarm macbin. Warm Air 1+1araacee OII l RaM �'E � -
dairY c a• $ WITH ��� -
.. thresh � • '. t+
,ery, in-lnding three tractoT9s, TO QIVE OUR Qlnfl - U i
forage harvester, .Qossditioafs+s Systems -- Oil AIL, ... �B AT THEA..
ins machine, new hay grain,LH1Ri8 BNArPfiH I
dorm stock, implements, Markham Filter Units and Samidlters Bh:BTt.., •1i00K FOA THZ NAME _ SP��,A`.. F
etc., on lot 12, con. 3, X O
ODM AN N TSE lA� luv
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TW P• Property of Howard Caines. pRINT• .IT'g YOUR ABPURANC$.�
30: terms cash: no res-:
-
Sale at 1- tete. OFA t Wits z Roasts
erve: Larir► sold; watch for p�
rke Prentice, auction- c i1l�etal Works ord,� Wing y
Xen and Cla - Sheet _
gas A3 Deli. T-a • Utteesoa. Out.
vett. : 8S TUDOR STR. AJAX Sirloin
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Dim etrw
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'53c dog
. P. o., Grade A Large eggs
one f 1
wa illi
�� . Jewel
Shorten' g 36c
Dom. or Je
The effect then of our modern life a
occupational strain on
then shows heretofore nn-
tfse e9Ae that was has roc a�
thought of..A180, . Oculs tent ey)t►st ' . uarter. beef
Mproved. a such as Hind..q 48c
l"ctic"13, every,1101,v condition can t In yo
ted and locker `L
d also this. scientie-
M efl1e find
ee1l>•s 1sn8erfe` timil and ...
_ k&owledlse 1s relieving and eOrr- !
msans of preveatins inlury. _. p 'k.
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Via" and digcom�� eerotm, M r��►;�� ; r ..
Of
Xas'y of the�herwlM. bolas dse
tbey.g�1tw or etieat ea- T _ �.. -.1 ,•
Elie Omnt�►tlori.igre tie'
t • .E C' . hr my az KS me ■Dee-
. rls,+•,dG.. niT Oil f� �"" � .. � . ..,
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't • - meet at tL• cburoi >oast '1'b.� OLre. � its. b .osseus •� - -
ba4d or power:' oummiass cutting >l s. "berg sad lLae. Horbo>< for will dans e8 oftiw hose• est >�><!. i t '
bm their voxel deet....... it was nice tq day, Feb. 17 at 3.00 P. m. All tb•
LLJN�BER. Bowie .
B�,E AT 1.00 P. X. SHARP hear trona them win. Next week ladies of the eommttalty are brag i� sty Nectnan
d
lbesm Oasla Ns Reserve w• will have special nvasic in the •d.
WMT _ and T100, form o2 a bees solo from Dir. Green. The Fellowship . Gass n again g ho ice►
deers Each Sunday.- the ChEdren are minded -their t ectal and Hestia- Hest wish« to toga both• TW tIA
Markham P. O. -phone Mack. 206; given an appo'rtaWty to present a at the home o! tabs Presidents L to reside at the 1�a
�,, Mark a P. O. Phone Agincourt special altering toot We building and Ian Rate, this Saturday the 13th. � , • wba b" been tidal• _
I+3W:, specialtnWovoffering
land and even though All the officers and teachers of the. Ing with M&•. A. a• Gram bas b �
fhA �� �� it may be only a Lew cents a week, Sunday $ch�1 are invited to loin ill for the 11aR t�><'•e west-,�
-$ — . — +fly Clam, as they are alwa3s song is now MA& better. Mr. Craves 1%.
tow flom WJ<litevale something worth while, All those -fisted a. pert a: Oh1e -roup malms much the srinae. _ .__ - •
Me•we•r St�twa?+a !nasi ss. • • • • who can, are "lied to bring along anythims he
being 'leaned.
a penny or two such week foot this There wail a fair crowd at the r
on 1 wenebanswe say'sisae Mr, and Mrs. Lewis, grAn�+. •• " ]est week; slat we would � Greenwood _.
Roy, Miss Ernestine Cooper -visited. special canna. mw
Mrs. • (}surge Anthony oa 8aada7• Our C. G. L.T. ie not to be ons. like to see a repetition dt the bum.
done, and as soon as they have per crowd of two weeks ago. Nemt •se•
p ]in+s, gpallnaan, of gtotlffville, wasIter. A. C. Lui�aaa preached • L
C79 TO CREDITORS feted their • '. present Missions . mavle night"18 February 18, when
guest speaker at the United Church colmpaiverss+ry services at Myrtle OR Rua -
'or A4+ID OTHMS Sunday 8dhool. and -gave set they have deci�iied to raise the feature 7td11 be "The
Keys of its here being oocupfe•d
100 for our u _ • This is The Kingdopn D
persons t nth to Mrs. quite &,worthy object when YOU con- well worth seeing, and we hope ev- by �Mr.. gta en. Saywell, Odhaw�
- OTI t+bat all pe We empress our symm 7 Adm, there sae only thirteen girls eryone will be on hand for it. , who gave a very fine address•
t� claims against the 'Estate of Morton, on the.'paming of her bus- We This Frsday is "orchestra night" The Umioa Y. P. U; met is Kb7,-
"Artha galiager (otherwise Martha bancL 1 f, , actively engaged In the Group. an inetrunnent, br
•r), ]ate of the Township Mr, Morton bought the. house by wish them all finds of-- R
picketing, in the Cou>Lty of Ont- the side of the creek, formerly own- know that sA will support them in it along to tbe-Chun-irsnd help to with a good attendance, They are
orchestra.'
Seip, who died on or about the 31st ed by the late Silsoe Windsor, the whatever they do toward raising build up a good doing a good work among.the Yount
. of March 1948, are requested village shoe -maker, Both Mr. and this fund. Neat week is C. G. I. T. people of our comutuuitY.
tiO send details of the same together MLs• Morton were appreciated by Week, and on Wednesday the 18th L The evening W. A. met at the
With dee proof thereof to We and- all is the. village. the girls axe inviting anyone who is .,Dunbarton hone of MTs. Eastwood on Wednee
•t:+�i8tmd AdmLnlstrator with the We understand Mr. and Mrs. interested to meet with them for day evening. They are busy getting
,Will aane,xed, on or before the 24th
Watts have their bungalow for sale. an open meeting, to see jest how Although the Dunbarton hockey ready for the Minstrel Show to be
fay of February A. D., 1948. After they carry on their work, We hope.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis floss are team took quite •a detest lash week arrnouticed' later.'
which date it will proceed to dis- moving to Leaside, where Dennis a goodly number of the folk will . from Piokertug, they are well up in Considering bad roads, we had a -
�rlbute the assets among the parties will find it more convenient to get turn out to show the girls they the League and it is expected they, , fair attendance at the �'• M, s• to
•a—titled thereto, having regard only to work, are backing uB the Group. will make a comeback in short or- Thursday last. The �teai meeting to
The W. A. were very pleased with be at Greenwood United Church on
to such claims of which it shall Mr. A. Doherty has invested in a der. orouto and Mrs.. the "World Day oft PraYON." t'. 0k.
Con
k -
Con have notice• Mercury oar' in place of his old one., their Pot ableLuck .Luncheon .last week- 3tTe gym, of T
ftliiveted at Toronto tido 210th , and were able to welcome some 25 w
, Bruce Buckles of 'Hallbnrton was Alan& 'Fiffits, of Os�tta a, spent Sufi*- h Mr. Wm -
Con kSaturdaY levan 8
j —y� A. D., 194th home for the week -end. ladies and live or. . sib ehildren re My .with an grander. his - y :
a peranaaeat 'j�ottt Cb Mdse Mary Burwash ®pent the the tables. Needless to safe there., and Mrs. Jack Burgess enter- last, when a large crowd of old salt
was food In aibun nce an ]fie fat u sed him. They
oY0 Bay at., •Totronto, Adopt' o! the Week with her folk. tamed Some members taigas `
was' With I irt�e wtu annexed by the lo was grand. -Mrs. Martis where Mr. Burgess 3s employed; is ' still
report . Line time.. Mr. Clarke
came- along and foretold the fut• ,costo, on SnndaY• stili en}aye, farmiaag• We all wished
Immators �� Qenteanfai Clbsreb Neve are from the tea leaves and added Mage Bev. Lynda, of Guelph was him long lite and bent wJshee•. '
& . ]!tele more to the trbaewry for at her home here !or We wee]- . -viae rarm For= met at Liss .
Wintry winds again decrease$ this part of the program. We hope- end, home of lir. and, Dfrs, RepMiltort.
Feu t
AUOMq SAI ,S OF tba,cooglaasetion-but ftv4a7 Schcwlt to•l1ra�wroinethei• of 'these TWT seen' '' Mies Jean Connect hes_.been -off. on M'o�aday evening.
Reporl:, watt
$aneehold baa Wtule. tie App- atteudam+ae wee up and we are -lad and have it will 'be lust as amocaea- It4'rk from the dlty Los the past - w Th
, Jytrm Implements. `l`01r to say, is swing up no matter what !uI not only in bringing In a little week. The Chatrch Board mat on Thltss-
rvqpwas �ews m the weather' may be. In the evening extra money, but in promoting good v in 'Pareonar;e. Kam
- pRE NTICE AUCTION Fi�QOr�° the claw ws• t� small sad we te1lows2ft agmen- the ladies of the �. and sire Qers18 than and 8x7 • en x at the
,� a" rspa. L11®is A,nais left- Molt- itemla o!.- bu�sineea warp discta•wd '
10 VMAAGE abCW4 apallo ae to Rev. MT, Magay community. day Lea`-I.akedsnd, F'loar0116 Ind dlirvo,aed Of.-
tiry
o! tot eo& • y9f tmowdng oa his tiavt Piave sat• that due to the Prey- Mr. swk Y, Gbahaa- is now back 'the niew. telephones 'and"new azar-1kbe P1 01P R .
1®1'• "Rua pSTATE visit to Centennul.'We hops he will byterW meeting at Sink 11 Ala at wark sftar a week of Muses- bars are sosaedt+to e s wart'r7 stag -
fad otbArs crams ,brick slain •dm• time sad &I- lamited Chntrh on Thursday, Feb. Misasa Tat =4 toga Sodge, of is we -M used to them Than sltalf
- '_, pUARS �' so that man pecgte will ba on hand 24, the W.. A. Dave. ma"d their ow`a linata�nfte, lVent the wa•k-end with we find a v&W itaprow went' de Lits
to bear, bewise ba bad a nse�ags meeting forward one week, and Mrs T. ,Done*• sem«'
!' !of sir. Hodsom, Bdse" well worth listening to. Thanks to -
(hast at drawers, Glass cupboard-
lLaaad dining A"=
table, A g�
.room buffet. Stewart Warn _ - _
Kitchen - -
Sr battery radio modern. •DS, IN TRAINING .FOR- ONTARIO
�I", Steel RAN
tied, springs and mattress, Feather
�. Wash tub, Two Quebec .kitch-
Im ranges. of cbina dishes. 3
Set
Boxes quilt patches, Arm chair, 8
Bad sheets,
8 Sugar sack Number. ry
of oil lamps,,Lat's of odd dishy+ at��
pivlrenty of J61
•'Writit,r
jDSorrta cb.c' liitch�.t. chat .�rtn
nil' :•.'y,. Y'. Y�.:. :�� ,�. i.5 yr
Tit.
n t;ei_(euil moi; :aT...yit2t c 1. FFrPar* `_iF, .'
e T•s.�;�- ._ _ � •^c
-but-, *vim. a.A � .
.ealF_ty, t;:.a , c :. -, `tc r �' " "4 r
quart .
h k 1 vt rtilCCCit�`�. ...
bane �, � sirb ,n s � «a ..- .
Cab
C,'yai.'kl, !✓Op�i �t:,:t,: 5x.:.111 ♦alae. �'°.�� `psi. - M a,?:..a. -r.. ,S,h�c+`'ti ,x ' '� z °"v►''' .
1'at:cte LitItu ticI tilrzter. • c�: ;i 4
11Satiat L'1ec t:.. i :rt;r, { „1:
u Yuund-jun-e box, _w•i_.
a
talI table.. 2 Wooden beds ,,n,j-
T)\-
Isp' on oi- ,
to mat. h, Radio 'cabinet, C s
•eunt rtlg, 9 by 1'3: Pai':'pillows and
cuBbAon, Clothe-& horse,. .Eleetric
and Toaf-ter, vumber dishes.
Iron
granite pots., pans, lawn�srtmver,
and other articles.
pj Z i•.
rake, hoe.
1►ii.cells�nrc,us at'ddeg - - '�
I3uifet. Ft uucl e�tenaon table. r
pumber of dining -room ebaira, •Par- �� .
'tet c
lar settee. Two'pa:•h,,r chairs. Cbil,l' T. ,l zest r.
cot, good 'size,. complete with mat- r t
� „'""'~..-•..��,gees
a Jx
tress and ,pr;n'gs. in =oo<l condition
Brock kitchen ranee- cream enamel•
Ff
•II
c.implete with reservoir, -arm-.ng Y
Upholstered I''t
stere
d' rock-
L
bol ,
closet etc.,. good. p •, f
Ing chair, Real good buffalo robe, - it
hen cabinets
Two
0
Two. god kits _
leather upholstered - davenports,
hol-
good condition; Two leather, upOld=
stored -rocking chairs, good;
fashioned -buffet; Couch bed, .Com- .
Inode chair, Bedstead; Round erten.
Bion table, Settee' Number of. Pict-
area, Dashes, New davenport, New
Wailiams sewing machine, Kitchen ---•� ��l " t/� MaLI.W
Laws with four chairs -to match, A l arni w � -
jacket heater with oil-tswraer, Bold V
condition; Findlay unit kitchen - R
wttlt bd8'iL shelf and water. ... _.'H....••.....•••.....•.............i.u....i � -'
&sageN Ontario the wheels of industry turn for the benefit of every single _
reservoir. cream and dark finish, dyn drill p farm combines, tractors, � •Onr"Wny of Ute Rewards
with steel top, Kitchen cabinet, A one of us. Our lathes, &mos, all teases, 'l*aiaed Mata +
tans- bolIer, large size; Jack heat- business machines, etc. are pproducing goods and services which- earn
dollars. These dollars rovide food, clothing, medical care and other
er with all btrraer, good condition• j p can
Caldfield electric washing maehine,, necessities which contribute to our security and High standard of living. Ontarioha eT executive responsibility
naibilita
goad; Thor electric washing mach- = Every single one of us, therefore, has a very personal interest the flow S more, po Y
e gam; (}, E. Hotpoint kitchen / pad's o a hi her standard of living
in of a steady supply of trained wotkera to industrial plants. These workers direct
y 8 $
range, 6 -Piece walnut finish din- - :.will operate machines which are important to our way of life. in direct ratio to the skills they ac-
efts suite, COnsisting' of 4 Windsor quire and the way they make use ;
shafts. drnp-'te^.t table, china table; We should appreciate, then, the co -o rative efforts bf overnment, ' lb
e pe of them. 'Itat's always
Tw
o chestertields, 2 Club chairs, -A industry and labour in the field of employee training. In schools and in true in a free economy s
sot of other use articles, Rogers ,factories our workers, young and old;are iven the op rtunity to develop - that's wby our com ' :
Bgusiness an porn TR petitive eyatem will
Majestic elec. cabinet radio, 8 -tube; _new.a,ttd specific skills in every field of b d ' dustrtal activity.
Three oilsintings, End table, A For instance, as in the pictures shown here, every effort of Oritario'9 _I eRl continue to make ;
laTBew"� Two aluminum kettles, newly -skilled plastics workers will mean better 'plastic products -will Canada great and a
� umiset`-W odd lases. help, to make Ontario a finer place in which to 'live and work: INgreat place in. which
Patin Machinery ; . to live.
• ,.,
�MTARIO
Ford -Ferguson• tractor, Pulley, 10- - •
TRE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
• ..Y�.»..r.�•........,..,. •• '
such plow, Stiff -tooth cultivator and `
••row -crop attachments. Above anbflt _ _ . _..
is is good condition being U464'011 ,
farm only three years.
TWO Peter Hamilton cutting >>�m•
. lop they , their
East Wood.an` _ - _ ` i.ou per bai �� LI
l THE BIG STORE
c few of the , my 111. I
At last, the meeting$ to a f�tlon, and when W -Very. JI
' • ;;t`. the amendment$ — S. Chapman & Son, Pickering
the new cousLitution are over :r!, member will be Turn- _ _ i
Thursday night after a very lc �� . - otth a -copy. _int,
M. ,sting meeting with lots of, discuss- I •�� sue wishing to become a meal " '� hone 281 Ontario
Son, this constitution as draAed up purine Hog and Turi.ci Fees Pickering p
by the officers with one o- two b: r oa the A�ssoc•ation can purchase ftn be .secured on the contract Plan
---minor amendments, becomes tae their tickets �rcm . P.
Bassett, whereby the feed is paid tor after
new Bet of by-laws for the new E. Asst. Secretary; Mr. P. Comport. hogs or turkeys go to market. p�s �AC
'Woodlands Community Association. Vice -President or Mr. A. Hull the Ux.8pring F`ai'ma Livaited — Maxwell HOuge cOff 1's. s7
e o1 the features o[ the aew President. All those that buy their Uxbridge Ontario
constitution are these—The bound- tickets before March 34 X949, will phone 245 - . STANDARD pEAB AND HAPPY VALE
,ries have been extended to include be eligible for nomination for a2f- •,Y � lee,
the whole school area. and
al&o ov- ice at the next General Election on Pork Beans Spec•..2-29�'
ler to White's sideroad from the 2nd" January ,20, 1950. - Fet�b, 11 k
Fred Patmer is still in hos:
to the bake. This is, we Mr.. 45c
;fees, a ,tap in the right direction pitaa and when we last heard, his Salmon fancy pink 1's
for in this day and age it is not condition was very We
mprovede
possible fon• any Broup to live in will scan be DIAGGA
A-•��C.Although we had to run the show fr JisotaMan. To have peace in theAylmer corn choice 1's
t'• world every nation must learn is last week, a flood crowd .was is very s
11ve and mix congen1a11Y with his : tendaa' h'is weekand , theme bow will uxe was ebe SSbortening, Jewel 1's 34c
or u - 11164ibor, and ---the same agpllles to ate•and
`. fa e�mstarr-
vnitiee. Also, this Association on _-.
Zs
non -political, non-sectarian, and the
Fau ette Goddard anpicture is "Crystal dalRaY Will- 1040
-not-Two,gnise---anR--distfnation Qne Only Westinghouse" Electric
t those based Upon a 1 of good seat, Down By The SU "
la society, excep and we would -like to see t trem-
wh, Uesfrttlness &nd good order.. full, so let's see You out next-Sat- n --
Ths purpose of this Aaeociation is Sweet Georgian _ arige - 4 burner�30.00
to yromQte social fntereaW, recrea- urday. _
An excegtionalay good crowd tur_
Clonal activities, suitable entertain- nod out for the Bingo on Monday One Hae HY Naa e, The Other Hos
• ' _ . night. 'ire prizes were very 80� t Y7 �a�rk AUTOMATIC � CLOCK-
night.
SD ;ATTACH AT �KAI.L
and Mrs. E, SaXon was the lucky FJC'1'RA PCRIt� IF DE6IRRD
NO$MAN • GRAHAM winner of the $10 !n cash. No one The; Puss? '•Oct Soros •
wool the JacY-Pot, so it will be
Oce erH: Rd. and 1�t0. $20 the next B�tngo. Owing to to RAfe net. Won't it: _Men's Fine Quality Overcoats
pheow. Pi♦droehag low- fact that the Pickering R.ateV&Ye
---•_---------- - ._- more Beer ... " .bA _ NOiW j00.50
- Assoc•, are ho141nS a meeting in th•
_ 1�prTDY fB3YBRVLAR $44t
Ball an Felruar9 21, the next Yotats FMce Whit BUZA"LO
Ammaim�g 6peclaL Oa Bingo wW be on Tuesday. Feb. 22. Poiw�dsr
P lion dgg one wal be don&- �"!� o
,�. Wed. an Allen's Work ClothesIPA" P0000, oma, "fiUDDaIN
ted by RUL1'e (}roceterba and Don's Lalrnl8ot IOUs
V8 aoa cert We "we just re- Uwe � me CAPS WOUK B00'Ps &N-D DOMINION MCBRAM
MOWS NIOUr--
ji
dbed Heeh . 10o calved Wod that there is no enange S'hese sadIIas17 Nate At,, i+sas, areata itfc yn Reel's condition, and she OW Ttsse Resoeds V'�'
h:
asked' that we thank all her friends N Ram RLNVMC
am"/Rewe Bach Weeiday and neighbors for this • lovely flow- DUNHAIM
&s0 hl ra. To 7.00 F. JL era an get-well messages that sheDanboUR
OMWO plel[ iNgO 'S% � A„ Cash Purcba$ BS - -
0" A14D OIL bas received.
_ pongratulations to Mr. and Mrs. here
" ,�. "t-him"Aixs nurehased
IA.
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• day livability guarantee. Catalogue Price, A. R. WILLLIA31S MACHINERY CO. LEARN auctioneering. world's largest school,
WMLD WAR11 Calender free. Surierlor Hatchery. Linwnod 64 FRON-i" 10', 11%, TORONTO Free catalog, OntTARterms soon. Relach Auction
. School. Mason City', , Iowa. U.S.A.
t1l GERMAN
SF NOW - START RIGHT SCISSORS.
Deride no- ,, -'g - ""Igor Il.1,,__BeIrin with
so Quality chicks. fnw) hatchery, r
a Quality hate ery, 7% inches Omv&qy.
h. Money back licitore Established 1890 4 KIns went.
I. A Canada Ac,r-r,1,r,,d * Hatchery. 2. 3rd point German ra. each.
Huc-:,,ssive Sear 100 pie cent Pulorum clean. guarantee. Up until now every Barber has Toronto. Rockier of Information on regneat
S. Established 12 ymra_ U11
4. Operating -5, r been satisfied. �Josti�ll litaram. 237 Vittoria _9EPAIR WORK
Hatchery Approval, and Ontario Approved A Yt. N'.. Hamilton. Ontario.
Hatcheries -9 Association. 141 fal`iiflir fe Get WATCHES,
Write for our 1949 price Its! and catalogue. "KIDDIE-KROME" CHAIRS Clo ka, Ronson and Thorens Lightens ropellr*4,
and see view of'our New Mpdern Hatchery.�VCE SAFE AND SANITARY prompt guaranteed service. Mall orders flied.one of the eountry's finest. Sainforth's Eat- Every s :-r-i wntorlw'. he Klinga. 401 Tionge, Toronto.,
CiNy cher', Trenton, Ontario: Producers of COOD troy can readily be rinsed under the top. For STAMPS 4,
BABY CHICKS since '1927. Illustrattd fult1c.r i,%rlte to Eux L'8, I. all unused.
POULTRY BUTERS.uccess In ra1ji`ri;_U&by Street. New Toronto. IT DIFFERENT Vatican 'City
10c to approval applicWts. City,
41111,1111
chicks for meat and ear production means FISHI_NG NETS. Get our prices on smelt arid Victoria Road. Vancouver,
satisfaction from Sour Investment. To receive rill nets, Minnow seines and dip note for
dividends on your Investment. •-yPu must suckers wid minnows. Dept. 27. H41am WAFTED
certain whore your' money to invested. We Sporting Goods, Toronto, Out. FARMINO
WHO LAST MARCH 114
offer you baby chicks from a Poultry farm
CALGARY BROUGHT Tot 'AS with every breeder Pullorum tested and sou- PATCHES for patchwork quilts. ntr�ps for NOW IS THE TIME
rugs: cotton. flannelette. wool, 3 too. 3.1. It you wane ii,arliiiii, better and more pasture.
ornment-banded. Write for our 1949 Cata- Wilt'zli-ire Wool n. k, 3 Sherbourne Street, iti for free literature., NO OBLIGATION.
MACOO logue and Prices. . its advantage of our Toronto. Greenlands Permanent Pasture Karle ILbelloo.
UNKARD TO THE SwulElt early order discount. Monkton Poultry Forms, -G torn, 6 11 reverse. 154 Eagle Ave.. Brantford, Ont.
Monkton. Ontario. RIDING Empire Trac se. 3
CITY Of TRAIL.speeds. $559: 4-b.p. forwkrd and reverse. TURKEY GROWER
COCHRANE-, covernmin Approved. chicks. $460, Order ),,�fore spring rush, Factory. We will bay your turkey w1fix featfitro. FO'T
IT WAS T+11 FIXOT E.C. ST04,16"T APPEARANCE IN 14 Barred - Rod, a. Parnitntor's Rhode Island 1260 Alb.itt Road. Windsor, Ontario. further Information write: Tillynark Archery,
4teds. Danish Brown Legliorns. Write for 109 29th. St, Long Branch.
ONE -Cement Block Machine. Please state
WIN IN 61FLISIL *IST(MYt SIUM-W *47 AT KJORWAIII., Prices. Cochrane'* Poultry Farm, R14retown.
t _All particulare. G. H. McAnineb. R.R. No. TURKEY EGGS wanted for 1949
If WAIII Onto ro. Ontario Government Approved Hatch-
"FREWCAY'So 2MV 419 TINISM 2-"V!.
try. 4. Guelph. Ontario. season. Advise breed. number available arts
MONKEYS, ' bit -do, dogs: Petit of every do- price ailk-d. -Give full information. API>17
IT'S THE BREEDING back of Your chicks scription. Write for fall Price list. Also Tweddle 1.21:1• Hatcli Limited. fre-srus.
ghat determines your Profits. Do You know beautiful bird chart depicting 50 Popular and Ontario.'
that It requires 60 the. of feed Per year to feed colourful finches In natural colours. suitable'PROPERTY OWNERS'
fs.Den that Jay* 69 eggs" It only requires 10 for framins-Price 50c. Junrleland Bird &
Par year to -feed a bon that lays 260 Anima] Exchange. Bowmanville. Ontario.
"AATTENTION WANTED
eXhi An ft. In Other words every particle of your arms, Tourist Cali Suminer COtIZX#L.
�S.
Pt or loss Is tied up with the brooding back LEARN Electronics- Electronics Kit, builds. to eye. Suburban !Lrid City Homes of all debcrIp*:Tns.
of trio little package that you buy when you
AC -DC Voltmeter. Oscillator. ZI*ctr I have cittrits interested with capital to Por-
Pur;chaW day old pullets. Top Notch chicks 72.95 complete. L;rerat*.,rs free. Precise chase for hormIi or Invest for bus:neso P;Ir-
C Art, bred to product, they are from Govern- Measurements Co.. "942-C Kings Highway, poison. Svud-noo Your listings describIric i;o;r
'stent Approved breeders. Eight to twenty Brooklyn 23. dew Tork. prop rly n- %,, I can Prepare for early xpirirx
week 'old pulle-,s. turkey Poults. - Free cat,- - - _====== - - sale or exchange. What-havo, yoU7 4 Pipe-
lorup Top Notch Chick Sales. Guelph, Ontario. -SEE THE NEW '49 MODEL- r1 -+I Realty, -1353 Danf,:Pl,. Toronto.-
I2F.(;H1X: Hybrid Cbtrks 11 .00 Legrol: hybrid USTRAC
•n:k. world record Ions lived layers of big CRAWLER TRACTOR
.6ar.. save time --Make more money, with these For farm or industrial "e. Limited ritini
b-ir hunky better bred hybrids. Their rapid available now). Hallowed
growthrid plump bodies make Them ideal for Haralpi, 4 Plows In 3rd wear. Dozer b:sdoo.
I C growth.2 -1b, -broilers or fryers. Prompt sDrprvont. winches. ere. avaliabls.
Write for free calendar and circular. Biz H
HOUGH & COLLINSCOLLINIn
Ii k Farm. lifillie Rorbes. Out. Box W. tAt Danforth)
33 f.,Yt,,n Bonn, ft,s piano. carefully roped. off,
In a recent magazine article re sport,. rather than to attend. Yet iF01,FRNIVENT approved chick, from blood TORONTO
saiiiii Ifyitery and Detective tested breeders. Two great brati Light TOA've"u" bore a �:Izn leading: "Please do not
they are among those present every REGISTERED. ACCREDITED H I d B 11
S xsev, Fast feathertnir barred nock*: 341XED ,a-,- or N.
u ;, ..th;! I to
-stories, the writer brought up the time, at ball games in the summer, 1112.50.- Pullets $23.40: Cox 43,00 pier hundred, to 11 months, Is- heifers I touch. [ouirists 'found it hard to
red 20 Oxford a-*&. advanced racist Yorkshire.
Barwick, Ontario, riceabl'
• question of just who they are that football. in the fall, and `ocliii' in 39,1irtash Chick Hatchery. 1riol Open and bred sows. weanling .17 sere .1 resist Oe tiglpt2tiOri-tO tOUCn the
IT HAS BEEN proven revitatedly by a,,ioeopful bon re Gardiner Tirorrison. %inimt Forest. keys, ballovied by contact with,ti-v
road these "Whoduitifts" -:� also why' the winter and spring Poultry ralsore and roirearch spicleliats'that Ontario,
they do so. The list of confirihed 0 It Pays to spend s. few cents more per chick -ed b&nT- master's fingers. One woman,
In order to get 60c to a dollar more profit per CLEANER Hands? Us. Flash powdo, aught I_n the act by. the.caretaker.
:...addicts to this particular type of,jit- cleaner! Amazmw resultal Can't freeze or C
Olere. we might . interject that bird from the Dullets raised. Two dozen *It,& dry UPI Tons mold' 100 days supply, 81.00! -at 'him fleepishly- and
• arature is' both lengthy and -distin- - ago !sot September od October would more Rop#at Sales. Bol 4G4. lia,.111ton, looked it -at
restling fans are a apec ial and sep- *ba m do lble. Tweddle chicks are bettor than. said: "I suppose everybody vilho
quished, and includes no less titan the average. they have been giving satisfaction FARMERS
orate breed, all by theniscl% es
t1hrii Vnite-� States Presiderti for 25 years. Free catalogue and circular Take your oboico of the hrut in tractors;:comes liere tries to Olay sometaing
Lincollij, Woodrow. Wilson and and when we get around to writing 'I+ow To Hit •the Top Egg Market". also Gibson Model I'D"-! hep . handles one, 10" on zba-t, piano."
.
the story of our life -which, at the Pullets right weeks to layins. Turkey poults or 12- plow In any ground,
- -.".only-iia
..'_-Franklin Roosevelt. from Government Approved socks, Twq4dia Gibson Model "if'.' -14 b.p.. handles two 10" the caretaker 'replied.
Arate we are going, sbould be in Cbtck Hatcheries Limited, Fergus. Ontario. bottom plows .. other 6v Paderwski . was here. tirt!
Gibson Model
wr
M is we firl"ead to ha-ve a separate chapter n Model b p.. handles 8-4 Plows13.
another seventy or eighty years- BETTER RAMPS' b'p' b"'I's 2-3 plows he sald he %N a% r', o'i snort h y' to fir '�cl.
WHY they read the soother ' to 10 Par corr production dur;nr the fikIl under Orly conditions.
&ad ' winter months and 95 Per cent laying Gibson
sni&ntr. Offhand, we personally -,about them, 'and cur expe7:encV5 house livability are normal with Tvrio Now anywhere
W,61111 have said they do to simply %'*- )ow ri,vvGood delivery... So* Your
-,A ith them•.) Hampahlres. For Hamil. thick* with high lay.
MR atrflltv. last growth and early feathering, Gibson Doileir a, contaci
biumuse thiey like such liftories. But' � write, Tyne Chick Forms, Sudbury. Ontario I HOUGH & COLLINS 1 Advertising
Avoiztiiii At
moisle osychoanaly3te-one of 93 Lwyl-,
those But to get back to what vie wart Tr.nta 13. Ont.
you -1,
that it, 11 --the afiswers Oaks
saying, or attempting to aiii); Very BCK)K 14)VERS-Swrid me b I Oa4- McCORIAWN-DEERING baliet. on rubber. No. ..I(, manager and the ao!iiv -
sticen when they don't 'understand any number UP to 7. I'll @iard You *Aim* 35 with Pick-up, Excellent condition. .8,
likely our tip'frorh the psi c1no-. number back. Requ.sts granted, %bon vioatill- .Morton. BowmiLrivirle. Ont. verti5itig nlarra:ger vii -ere arguing 7 :0 -7
the 'questions -says that, the real his Service charge -$1 00 The Suvir Nook, PORTABLE --------- ;�
Ir analysts digs to the root of the -N C. sawmill. jusert,,d,tocith Dow. a.- re1a-,:,ieimoDrt.al1,i:r of their dtf,�,71`_
!reason lies mu:1, deeper than this. �'indlor,
atter. lfay4e- the relief. of gc ning dust blower. Divest ongr1no. 4 -cylinder 10,0 Inents. "Can vou'silow lue" I�Iai-
It seems that. reading about murder u suniiiiii orptnsrl.i�:,�Tlxh p,r. at 13ou iif.P�31, on nkld bate with clutch
rid of their venom and spleen an �7 - vent 'and shaft. V.bolt drive, Locsted near Aurora i''I"ged the sales I'llAll"ger, i1'
and corpses and all like that AN OFFER to eve or-Lts; of faviiia. 4 'I'mmArne Avv_-1.omr PArTch, I older 11
some inoffensive athlete oc official Coca and MIT Information sent free The iaradver-,i ever p�i-, tli'
Iles some hidden urge in the sub- Ramss?C'o Registered Patew-a, to,ni� a 773
prcyeri this kind of rooter from MEDICAI our book,7
i0lM-Cj0ll1i.I0 gO-Cut and do likew:se. Bank St - rest. Ottawa "I think I c'an." was tht anq
going irtght_-hoitle.; and beating up ICE ouninown with living uuartwt, over Tor- 56.N�T DELAT; Emery sufferer of Rheumatic -A
Palms or Nourtris 1hotild irr Dixon'r Rv-
friend wife -or friend husband, as Onto Year round proposicon, 86,000 ciiish 34,mici D,us !it-, SIS Elgin. ili.1311a. "if )-on']] first aiisli%er, one
-
-Well-maybe yts, maybe no, the case may be. And if you should will handle,' ENS grading. Poultry and feed Postpaid $1.00. Can Von •Ilow Ille k sin Ir
Ou a near Satnim: good butldlnc and #quip -
Mont. 1117 6.0; xcirA ternic Cold ■slorage iock*r ATTF.NTtO.N Stomach, File and Constipation hay "Tat vi• ;,n lic
Possibly if Abraham Lincoln hadn't hear of -us'being hotiored by sonic oltatiens Well loc.ted in Wellington 'eVin ere, a XGU'll - be 11.,,e -iin vi
8160 dtllsht-d with Kerfo
!biped reading the creepy stories of these Psychological Societicili fully *,au:pped. good profits. IAX&IIVG lobittla, A 51)0<181 ISIRtIve which
,Q makes W,000. easy Raid p4as.w, 16 -day
Edgar Allan Poe, he would haye yoti'll'know that its because of wir EdwIn-Taylitir, 13,loiness Broker, oodstock.
taken i gat and shot John Wilkes Our. Phone, 7:(,Q. irtaro,itrt. $11: dtldav 33. Imperial
great and serisaiional discovery, Incluot.re,I. PO Ek,X 901, Wlnr4P-X. rie-By\Xilt Disn
-Booth instead of vice versa, if we DI'lli ^1410 CLKA*,I.\U Merg Waage
I . HAVE !now vvbat Nve mean. Arivway,,what A FOU anything needs, dyCnx or clean- �mall, Pairi.. Tilould try Dixon.*
(It's queer how some ip,;rts myths Ing? Write to us for Information We are nom.d'yStun,os Drug stme, 335 Elgin. 01 -
she psychoaraliyst said about read- r ers:st and pii�rsist, until �n "lad !o answer itiolir titiestions. Department law&. pbstpaid $1 oti,
p al1v
a H. Parker's Dye Works Untitled. 791,.Trince
.,.ing murder stories *It us to think'- _11lity, -taken almost am 'Sacre Street. Torown, Onlilrlo
are NEEDI.EvIORk
ing that perhaps Some similar urge WiNTEI[li %EEL)JXWORK BULLETEN-i-Good Ideas -
Writ. Not long ago in t';,.e Ntw --gill ll� [Xii-R . /,�/ :1,, , " 7
edited by Florence Webb. lifalled direct tc
make cerUip types, of York * Sunday. Times,. the "Sportis FAr-M r njxt!
operates to summer. yo,i each month. Each Bulletin contains Ci
ar*rts fans beha% t the %Aay *they CO. ..wa.ritsded tv graduate aaricull,irfats and deitnn complete with Instructions. needle
Editor, Arthur Dalic.3-,.took about. a Pei I ii� Ic farm mborern %k,,o were fo,cld work binia, catalogue of patterns &rid stamped
from kl*lr forms Irthind The Iron curtain, id"lins Yearly'subscription 112 Issues) 60C
column and a half to re-lell the C, Latvian Everybody -knoTivs the t� Canto. I Lai% Relief It4soclatlon. ' 4734 Send to Florenre Webb. Dept. B. Post Of '1".
-tale of one, of' the niolit faniciiis Larch -Sr reet. Halifax. Nov, Scotia.
Dwxwor 489, Adelaide Street. Toronto
'"i mean; loud -mouthed goolls,
;ocke.y games r s..c, time, NURSERY -STOCK
fari with orLs_c�su,�ivprkers Arrivins
4-ci-iet4rtie, goone.efies-V who --slit
in their kews and hurl abuse It 1910, early �*Prina� Apply PLANT ,A Medige'vTbla Sprmjrextremet.N
was the game, back ill IRATION Committee. P.O. Box 234, ChiiiiiiAnt: wro friz Chimera Elin-will
Ing teams grow two feet tile fii,pt ye;l. --enough rolorilt
at referees, umpires, opposing betwecit the Olra\v� "Silver Seven" f4RUS Fit" 0411.111. 061 to plant 25 f,,,ct Spev;: I Price *5 Plant,
sit. 12 -Inch .1:ze:pr, 26 Plan -to for :7"
ptind sometimes players * on the and -the Renfrew "Millionaire faim, "v for 12 19, b.milits from N 34.11S, 2 * liout size.Mvite fqr New Fr" Fill,
home club N%. ho have come under Reinfrew's backerfi,- weatthy al -e on county roli ](to of water. Can be bought Colour Garden Guide, Brookdole- Kii%PW0
n
Jbis awful ban of their displeasure. i iid. coin 'o; I
with. n•
or without stock and Implement, J. Xurs0rieI. FiowrnanvM,. Oii,tarin
who' tossed. arcLu he Milli- -Schnildt, R.R. 3, New Hamburg, Orr,
I FLO%VER Btlbs, package of ton Gladiolus We've often' realm with great abandon and lib- FOR, SALE 'Bulbs'treated, named -and � suaranteed 'fol n
wondered exactly 'ZI
-corral . every $100 donation to the British resist
�eralitv, had goiie, all out to CHAIRS
what hiakes Vieni. 'Lick: i ii,! as . I rnent Fund Catalogue on request. Rev. Walter Ith, •you. men aye all alikel"
oley appear to 'be ge_�ting more :a team that would trim*the earls off fold m; -1i LYPez. Write for catalowu*. M c Cleary. Flora, OniRrio.
IIJI,LCON CHAIR A'<V TABLE "(!!.0
I PPOGRIi FARMERS! Each year w,
mis niocR s,r w., TORONTO
11cf1tiful and virulent every Year, the hated Otta\.ka cre.w. 1.1.': ee : .- .
9's Worth vi-ondeing ;iboiit. -hir-ed onto their, club were mail to our increasing IW of Customers on.
that they RITCHrli HONEY-Cholce White. Clover. early form Vrice list and a spring catalogue r
INC
among hoc-kex 1 s, all-time great.-. 48 lbs. $10.00. Throe cases prepaid, Robt. offe,.Ing first.hAnd. Prices on 'arm needs of
Rliuh'e. Perth. Ontario. simerlor quality, Write no, And iret. on '4r
Nothing t\-t:r sccni` to Oea�!c Lester -and Frank Patrick, also Fred maWng list. Bishop ii'eeds Limited. Belle,11.1., Relieve Itch in a Jiffy.
tilliern. They appear to-filifier from ."Cyclone" Taylor, the latter being., HI -POWERED SPORTING Ontario.
tu, 1,
R!'FLES
Mart to -finish of every 'gauge they in the opinion of niany, the best that ii.odvls. \.\'r:!e for m,w. desorlptIve GLAD101-1 S 'rik:hr. -ow. t-111.110. Ming ooicitd D. D. li
Ralph A. vi, Ha r i•
life miser folders ,ltd Prices.
41 1��.
+•rdetestoet end minor'uch Pro tet ten
tett on
attend; and they mal, ev s SCOPE SALES CO." NURSING A Mctcir', icir-ii. Scicit. icid
intense quickly. 33c to r
atle for everybody unlucky enough 1'16 Queen st., ont -HEI'LlIA I E CONVALESCENT 110%,111TAL Ith
back. AsklylairdrWaiiii
ear them with their Middle Age: 'Cleat period when a jN' BEAUTIFUL ST. CATHARINES.
..Ilsi be seated n BNEACHED white flour and sonar bass. Slip- from home. Graduate rimseti.
an begins to feel friendly tow'ar'd - ly any quantity. Flour 1121.,S per d,lven: Atihome -%41
1&03se and antics. Rv li,;tellifliz to In (sugar 13.00 per doytoi. Box 1.. iii(irtal Siatirin male ars rem,11e; night and day dutA* Excel -
them, and looking at them, You insurance agents.
D. Toronto. lent meals. Prices rr,,dPr&te, private and earn! -
Our specie ley is
'would imagine 'they vi-ould Pay GUNBLU, the gunsinith*x method. Hand,v kit private rooms avalhible.
nerv-UA. s:fd arid convalescent. .courte,Oi:r aim:
imod ISSUE 7 1949 now Available to give your old aim a tel -v end pervIce.
money to stay away from
A Ing nese finish at hoint, 11.50 Wltb lh-1 U for in',- 111, -1r,nt or
lion, Tiinh�Tllne Prw`ucT,,,, Brix 14-B. N I_ !.h MIA
HARD
SAGS' -
UDDER. CPRATE
Reduces swcllings, fevers and
A non sticky and absorbent
inflammation. Dose as quickl
T.
udder ointment which, will not,
23 PO'll si - ble after trouble
taint the milk. Udder Cerate
noticed again four hours
makes hard udders as soft as
after"Wilrds if nece*s.arv•
silk and heals Fore teats.
rks- quickly..
1 11b. tin . ........ $1.25
12 oz. bottle
0 drenqhes)
3-1b. tin $5.75
PeN t all tow Drug IiIj.res sells reed Dealers. It unable to obtain writ* sot -
Bell & Sons (Canada) Ltd., Verd-un, Que:
"Dept. W."
Bend. B.C. -.13311111
1;_1094 YORK ST., LONDON, ON -f
D.P.'s FIND PEACE,
REFUGE IN
TEST YQ=1.
!Music Quiz
CANADA _ There are many songs which ask _
a question, then answer it as well.
-z► Over 5000 DP's havefound-__ Below are sorry such question—you
A •.; a new lease on life in Canada, try to supply tl'ie answers. To start
, � •;,�: which has admitted more dis- � you off right, the answer to No. 1 is
_
-placed persons than -all other
"No. i is Love in Bloom."
non-European nations put to- Go on from there. Then check
gather. ]]Zany thousandsmore with the correct answers printed
-
upside-down, to prevent Peekintr.
"near DP's" -'- persons from
elsewhere on this
wear -weary localities — have page.
;welled Canada's postwar im-s - - -
migration. At left is Herman
1. Eon it beQuhe�bnreeze that fills
�.
Boersm'a, Dutch farmer now in the trees with., rare and magic _
-- Ontario. getting his first experi- perfume'
-', Ince with harvesting corn. At - 1_ 2. Shall we gather at the river?
1 fight is Terry V�ladyslow Meier, 3. Ding dong bell, puss''s in the-
_ _ �T lirh_t - well; who put her in. �`
— now working in Canada's Bur- 4. Who's that knocking at my
eau of Mines. Below, left, a dour?
Norw ag ion irl learns English S. A tisket, a tasket, a green and
g
5 ..-
—the blackboard has writing in + z yellow basket ... Was it red? '
German, Slavic,' Polish, Dutch 6. What, never?
and Estonian. Below, right, 7. What are the bugles blowing.
are three Netherlands'. immi- for? said Files -on -Parade.
grants, Arnoldus, Henricua and S. Oh where, and oh where, is my
%Vilhelmus van Moorsel, now highland laddie atone?
On an Ottawa farm to staff:. � ha `3a 9. Where do we go from here,
boys.'
. - . , 1I: ••
10. I joined the Navy to see the •
world, and -what did I see?
_ t 11. Mother, may I go out to swim? -
IL Tell me,' pretty maiden, are
f r there any more at home like
t is you.
13. Who. stole my heart away?
14. Hots is dear Ireland, and how
does she stand?
worry?
i h
16. Am I blue?
17. What is that that the breeze.
it fitfully blows, half conceals. '
half discloses?
�.
IN. -Did you ever hear Pete go
a a" x tweet -tweet on his piccolo? _
;°,' � 19. Who is Sylvia? What is she? _
i= 20. Who's that walking down the
astreet?
Answers
a • :.. `v. - •dgEq dui syetli 'ati 'saA .OZ,. - ..
�^ .. .,• _ . : •aSIM pule SIL}- '.CION '61
G:K '91
sauuleg-palBvEdS.aEiS agi stjI •LI
�no.0 Sulljai
sada' asO%41 uI 'sut,ai atli• }.0?V. ''91
than for the corresponding month in 'op I lla.M uaep gsos A+ou� iftii it
1947: Production of cheese for the animal Stuff uaaae agi }a ,uaeam
ONTsame month . of September was alit so} , uaux 8ul8uleg aa,6aq,L •Cel
THREE . MILLION POUNDS When a Bucklin, Kan., -farmer, no T1
less—while butter dFopped more. •aNs pul>t 'lila; t eats aaagl I
than HALF A tt 1 I, i. I O N investigated a'decline in his cows ��aig8nsp 8agaep �Cll2 'saA •II
- h discovered. that c
production, e/nE9 sees
• ... � milk o o�Ea- agi p
pouted
a pig phad ubeen beating -him to the aald ,circ Cassa[
a
¢raw. tt of uiap -LH tuoa} aaagmduV '6l
0. Of -.course weather :aild pasture " ao} agi 3g89 01 g
an conditions may have had something In :dew ' Zealand, working cats •alio no:( ulna oZ 'L
- to do with such declines—but by no which keep commercial warelTouses •aana �IPaeK 'lla > • aanau 'oN '9
-means everything, 1f --as one -writer free of, rats and mice get ration tic- •oa 'ou 'ou 'ON
The popular ditty with the refrain Perhaps sonic of those ncw•spap- ' points out—'profits are so great in leets for six -penny worth of meat a .•sotrzg atll Ihg ala8uaeg •y
which started off "How're You ere pundits who paint such rosy the production of- tssilk--as some- week at the butcher's... uaaa.� duugof alnr'I 'g
Gonna Keep Them Down on the pictures of the rural life, and who people like to allege, why, the Pres • ' ° -
Farm" used to be sung, back in the, shake their editorial pows so ent downward trend' Well. try and ra Harva: d stkrvr finds, that mar- saA •I
Y •uloolq vc anal s u 'oN ; .
faraway days of World War One_ gravely over the trend cityward, figure it out for yourself: it's too tied men have more muscles than
more or less as a joke. But that have never studied the real meaning " tough for me. bachelors. Probably because bath -
vary acme query today isn't by anv 1 •of a statement like this—one made ° ° • dors are seldom called upon to un- PL' �IeI1]OC
weans funny, as many of my read- by a man who is not a dairyman and "v hich should be about enough -screw canning jar tops and beat OOy
ars could no doubt testif, . who does. not. produce milk for. sale: regarding milk for one session..T ow rugs. _
a , . a for -two or three items culled
f;e said; "Tile average milk draw ltere- and there. Here are sonic re- h:ach y^ear a keeper at stile Whip- A much -married Hollywood actor
For right now, as, a contempor , er, who delivers milk front door to garding the shipping of live stock snade Zoo in England clips the was' confronted by a gay damsel
=slay has n, there are countless bows during cold weather. Large numbers wings. of .the "pelican in, order to ''Dont you remember me?" she
who are not staving on the farm— door, gets more -money for his ser-
g of commercial live stock of all kee ii rounded. Fut last'time greeted .him. "Ten years ago .yoo
where, theoretically, they are slip- f vices than a farmer can get for the P i3
I milk of eight average Ontario cows kinds go to market during the first lie 'was late. Just as he approached asked me to marry yowl"
posed to belong. What's more they � delivered at a processing plana for four months of the year—and un with hid shears, the pelican took off "Really" yawned the actor. "Aad
have no intention of ever going the same day.' less proper cold weather slltppulR .and at last report, has not returned did you?"
back, if they can help doing so. In: , . , ,. precautions. -are taken, great, dam
.stead, they are probably carrying" age can result.
union cards in our workshops or I• m not saying that driving a milk factories, or engaging themselves. i wagon or.tr»ck is in any way to be Sa y. :.Ho�v To Get Quick Relief ,
described as a "soft touch" or. any- Comin out of -comfortable barn-
in some other well -paying form of - small livestock •is usually hesitant
•thing of` the sort. But there does - . .
city or town employment. about .walking up icy chutes into Pai Piles seem. to be something , slightly i riul i u
trucks or sleighs. Such .chutes re!
getaway about such an economical From So
should be wcll-cleated, and. bedded does not help them as- much as thea
This is a condition which regular setup—something that should be t can help most pus .vrrerers. i be
studied closely before even hinting with a light footing of straw, sand ttieve l . can help yoti too to
sou want ezpect a to. It Hem -iota hely. sow
ly brings 5orth gloom and lamenta- relief from the itching asteres► and 'surely it is wo:tp the small cost. Other
tions from editorial writers in esti!! that there is anything resembling or ashes. Damage to pigs,, especial- burning pain of piles. wise I want you to have your manes
ly, call be caused which plainly My item -Road treatment Is dlrterent; are
es take your word: j find people
'ole our more ponderous news a ers. `.`profiteering" in connection w'itll arAll IF ask ifs .uch you use Hem-Rold as
P p .shows lip on the carcass � later. 'Hem-Rnld is ' an internal medicine — a
"Why don't they stay. where they'd the production of milk:" ,mall tatter taken with' i alas. of
_ water It corrects the conditions IN- directed for 1r days. hat if you • ars
be so much healthier, happier and Trucks should be veli bedded s1D>e your boar •that cause you such nos, satisfied ,return what you ata. oat
The need for reasoned 'thinking, u« and get your money back. This to
more secure"' they say. (A lot of as The St. Catharines Standard uts I with straw and hate' partitions to intense vile soreness and pain. an unusual offer but Hem-Botd is as
those same writers 'probabl • think p But ru be honest with sou, Hem- unusual medicine. it has been sold a
} it, was never greater than today, es- separate cattle from small livestock, Rosa seems to beth some pits .sufferers a refund promise for over 40 years, t
that, to quote another oldie—` any- and hogs from lambs and calves. more than others so I want , to protect am not asked to make many refunds
body who gets up before 10 a.m. is. pecially with- regard to the produc- . Humane 'drivers, gnu in the cab those [rho are not satisfied t refuse so It must help moat fniks who use it
-'tion and distribution of the neces g ♦n enk o lime io pnv for onmelhlnt that At all ern= etnree,
.a night watchman =and • would sities "of life. :Milk is one such with the heater operating, will pro -
drop dead at the mere idea of crawl- necessity, and its production should Fide at least a minimum of comfort
-'alis out of the quilts before 'dawn in for the stock 'bv covering sides and
sub -zero weather to go out and be encouraged than than repressed. RECENT TEST PROVED
The liquidation of•dairy herds here top isith a snugly fitting tarpaulin.
feed a`lot of hungry stock. And careful driving, especially on
in Ontario has already caused seri-
_ • :sharp turns and rough, drifted
ous deelines in the quantity of milli this simply great to relieve PERIODIC'
Every' Canadian surely has the produced. roads, will prevent much discom-
right •to seek properly paid employ- » is t a� r•'rll as costl damage.
ment wherever it may be found; As an e.rample of this decline —
and a ,lot of thou young folks' arc corn rcial sales of fluid milk and "' COMPLAI
going to think twice, or maybe three 1.Brea were nearly ONE,MILLION�' - Careful
times. before. -giving up jobs which .ARTS less for September ]943 _ ---
bring them a dollar or, more an ) \lark Twain.. in his reporting ' ;NfIth YIICOlt1 Ot'IablO
hour for a 41 hour [week to the ; tla>'s, was instructed by an editor fullness sr
farm where the "seven hour day" wILIgE WEATHER Says: nater -to state anything as a fact `�y4`�sti
Y g Are you troubled by distress of female A
means seven before dinner aTld. •set - There'll oe that he could not verify from per- functional monthly diaturbanss
cpY Do
en after.big piogrd sonal knowledge. Sent out to cov- this make, you suffer, feel so nerootw
restless, aranky, weak=at such timest
k•' e ° • �� about sledding t er an important social event soon . Thetrdotry Lydia E.Pinkham'sVega" a
'j• the radio. I un afterward, he turned in the follovt- bleCompoundtorelievesuchsympiomsi
t..aturai4y, I alit, not referrint, o ti
dcl'stand. It Oug' t alis story: ' A woman Riving the In a recent test it proved wry belpful
those w•ho -are what -is- known s c } to be pretty goo.1. to women troubled this way. Yoe sue u
"born tarmcrs" -and who could rot i. c'•. s A friend t vane of Mrs. James Jones, who is For over 7o years thousands of.girla and
J-R�rcportCd to be oris of the society $a youreslf to try it. women have reported benefit. Just see if
be }Zappe• anvi stere but "On tit mine told me Pinkham'sCompound inwhat 6known ��rqqun too don't report excellent results.
land". '\or to the idrtunate few w I>e +: ��1 listen. He so'
leaders of the city, is said to have an a uterine sedative. It hoe a soothing Worth trying:
own [nuns that are well situ 1. "Be sure to h given what purported to be a party effect on one of woman's wwa,kapor MOM Or you sear prefer LYDIA i.
t that pro o 11 yesterday to a number of allege,
tont organs, 4PUYKHAMS TABLETS with added iron.
well aatcred, %vell stoc,:cd• t' n -•- ''
oughlc machined and - have r'n �` it's c o a t i ladies. The hostess claims to h,..,Lydia Ee. Pinkham'�t VEGETABLE COMPOUND
�rortgage hanging oyer thr_m1, MiLD coast" the wife of a reputed attorncv."r
,l,n�• +lq�, FEb 14, 14, 16
Mon. Tues.
--
. Mr. and Mrs Roy Carter enter -
of on Sat -
Sir, and Mrs- Victor Wor- ort Toronto, were
1949, to r.
son Draper's on Sunday. PhOtLa`"
Irk complete At 8.15
awas ndit
handl onted Sunday. Thds Sat about t
urday evening of last weebar
k ,
-
Tf F J
'4
— - -..
At time of writing Rev, Mr. Ho
man is confined to the house. w
M�nm Whitby. y. 552
at Dagmar
�
iredorq
Toronto.- EL, 0894
EM • O I
.. ,suafnedd
Messrs Roy- and Lorne Carter re-
turned last week from Florida.
_—
-.
Friday for Mr. "Jock" Fraser, who
passed away at his home on the 6th
On Saturday last. a number of
west of here staged
13U1LDl;iii' BUYYLIi>ii3
A. E. Richardson -
0 CK
� have
�1, Robinson ha
-
Immediate Delivery Can Be Made ,
NERAL INSURAXIL
GENERAL
—
manly chase,
' w sst-seen Bout—
them. 011 --�N�.�E
DEALER
Dangerous dears
Dans
at Uxbridge ceanetery.
had busdaess
of Dixon's Hill:
Fred'R'ilson returned hoenie 8tfes
Mr. and M
suoce:l in air ne,v home, the
home, which
11Siss Evoly'n R'oodward had as
the week, -end, Tisa
Of The Following Items
Asphalt Shingles
REAL IiISTATB
FIINIs:RAL
with �Yilliam
EATR
Goodwood.
Jeffries.
]?rivateDay or
614 Dundas St. East. Whliby
nonuser orge �c:ott
her guest for
Roll Roofing In All Grades
CONVDYANCL�TG
'
DOWN 11—at Braoklin Rink: Box Grove of Wm. Brown a teacher here In
HAM
No, 8 Highway
tlieY;ptirchased at the auction sale
Marion Bray, of Oshawa.
- ss will hold
TBe Friendly Bible Class
Ro11-Brie Siding
An Old -established Agency, Read?
- s the founder of the
Nursery am and Pickering - Intermediate
School Clubs of the :Province. 111°.
rpceutly,
fir:, Frank Loyst, of Tweed, -spent .
Mr and
their February meeting on %Ionday,
Hall in
halt Roof Coating
Asp Corner Bead
Aluminum
To Serve
_ Pielzerlug 60
��.�=Z+�'•j�
—--AIg.CU\DITION ED
the Week -end here .with
Grant Taylor and called' on old
February 14, iu the ;'rown
the forms of a crokinole party. All
gidge Cap and Valley
;phone
-
F Eli, it, 12
RAT,,lir,
- - -
llrs.
Lrreud -
and 3,1rs. Henry Johnson have
members and their families and
friends welcoane,
Chimney Flue d
Aad Lime Brick Face Bricic
Blocks Insulation
�r-�---
t-�
D
ghotivs !it 7 and,9 P, bi. Saturday
both been consl'ined to their home
Please note that Robert Miller .is
Concrete
Loose Cedar
• .�
--�
-� MaAftee at 1.50; Saturday Evening
with the rlu
Mr. and firs. Bradbury. Uxbridge,
closing his shop for the week cam-
mencingr February 14. He will be in
Bate and
posts and Poles
Insurance Of All Bled
..Show starts At 630
~-r
spent Sunday with Mrs. Conners and
Toronto taking more instruction in
for that week.
�% MIIN
Insurance Adviser
r
•
mother,.
'Norton
electric welding
A. ' • •
3ddeer -Pbmw
_ Intrigue
Helena Carter
and Mrs. Lawrence
are now settled in their new .home
their
''� Atkllls0
pHONM 74 and 114
_ . _
B"mSbaab.OrA. '
•
River
Jyae Havoc and
an the Town Line, following
recent marriage.
—.-Green
ssss
,OUR TRUCKS PASS Y:'sU;u. WAY"
yi
,l,n�• +lq�, FEb 14, 14, 16
Mon. Tues.
The snow of last week brought
skiiers to Dagmar in droves,
. Mr. and Mrs Roy Carter enter -
of on Sat -
Sir, and Mrs- Victor Wor- ort Toronto, were
1949, to r.
son Draper's on Sunday. PhOtLa`"
Irk complete At 8.15
awas ndit
handl onted Sunday. Thds Sat about t
urday evening of last weebar
k ,
STAFFORD BROS..
Ruthless
Ruthl
were
urday they are holding a ski meet
com late with 'Jumping
At time of writing Rev, Mr. Ho
man is confined to the house. w
M�nm Whitby. y. 552
at Dagmar
�
a bad cold.',
Toronto.- EL, 0894
• '
Scott Loner ' Hayward
and racing,
Funeral services were held last
Messrs Roy- and Lorne Carter re-
turned last week from Florida.
sib Dnndae St. D. VMtby
Vickers
Lynn Martha `
Friday for Mr. "Jock" Fraser, who
passed away at his home on the 6th
On Saturday last. a number of
west of here staged
Attraction
Line, Uxbridge. He farmed most of
li; life and was well known here,
men north and
a wolf hunt. A pair led them a
but they never bagged
ricEACHj�IIE'S
Plus Added
He is .survived by his wKdow and
seven children. Interment took place
manly chase,
' w sst-seen Bout—
them. 011 --�N�.�E
DEALER
Dangerous dears
Dans
at Uxbridge ceanetery.
had busdaess
of Dixon's Hill:
Fred'R'ilson returned hoenie 8tfes
DIRECTOR
mop t
Mr. Don Hedges a
trip to Toronto last Saturday.
spending a week with friends ai
FIINIs:RAL
with �Yilliam
Nir, Len Lye who is in Toronto;
Goodwood.
Jeffries.
]?rivateDay or
614 Dundas St. East. Whliby
is improving nicely following a reC-
Jir, ,and . ff1.:i.•
Bessie CO-
Night.
Feb 1'I, 18 19 eat operation- \Ira. Ssd as r ,
Thur, F'rL Sat. Born, on Thursday, January 27, quhoun and friend -Mrs Pritchard
visitors at Ben- �Wm. Me1!]ACS1�TiE Prop-
Sir, and Mrs- Victor Wor- ort Toronto, were
1949, to r.
son Draper's on Sunday. PhOtLa`"
Barrister,
Pick. 193
Solicitor, Notary public
Mr. and Mrs, Same Taylor spent Word wag received by J. B. Wt
Sitting PrettT ley a son.
o had
Margo
C. C: RICHARD -SON
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Graydon son that his daughter, • fin#•
at Miami. Florida. saying pleZ•Znge i
308 KENT BUD'DQ
Pobert Young yiaureen O'�ra Tay-ior, of Uxbridge. arrived
Mrs. George Todd and daughter her car rax beautifully all the way was glorious•.Phone:
_
Toronto.- EL, 0894
Clifton. Webb of Goodwood,' spent- Sunday with and that the sunshine
mom
Mr. and Mrs: Walt. Hardy.
W M • M A YY -
Audley
hone BROUGHAM. d
'we t " . idtlB.*tBED AUt7I'iO:Y>:'Bl; and
// is
onumenfs
.-, y hewd items
142W neigh. �� 'I We regret the passing- of the late
are holding I Col. P. J. Rowe, He has been a
Iv"t -news of you �d your
hockey teams
�ALIIAi'OR.
` '
Monument Works
bdrs. i �P ns 'make • this a ilk Ott r .
own quite well ........ on Friday (member of the farming community
or Write
glgbway
their
faailly Paper _ __.. last — Brougham Midgets 3, and ` here for a longer period on the one
in this- ticln•
_Phone
RAST AUSTIN PROP
grooklin2; Brougham lintereradiat- I'tarm than any, other
ity, He purchased his farm from
614 Dundas St. East. Whliby
F. g 1, Whitby, Drat.
es 4, Brooklin 4, On Saturday
Brougham 3, Pickering 1 On Feb. the late Stephen Brown, the fafhes
!Miles West of Whitby on
DOWN 11—at Braoklin Rink: Box Grove of Wm. Brown a teacher here In
HAM
No, 8 Highway
Ni. vs. 'Broug1ram M.; also Brough- th's late, ?0 s, and at Mrs. Courtiee
Home and
Fhoae Whitby, '0
- s the founder of the
Nursery am and Pickering - Intermediate
School Clubs of the :Province. 111°.
. r
Wewish you -luck boyal-.
FRUIT TREES,Mr and -Mrs• A,•.Joneg, of Toronto wife predeceased him many years
his family of tour
•
�,I.O�,I•RIST
•�sii
�
SUA.DE TREES,
$FyggIES, CURRA-tiTS,ROS S,ent Sunday wdth Mrs, Jones' Dar- Lga, and when
Mi's. A. Ramsay and sour were quite small, and the Col,
g to 1,A � yyad x00 EOQ
FLOWERING SHRUBS AND Mr, and
autily. carried. on alone the remainder of Wed, W 7 to 9
Mar- h1s lite. with his son Siewert, nam- Evenings: Mea..
J. A. WILLOUGHBY
I
_ PERENNIAL$ r and.3k�, Jones and son
place a hada p1ea8-ani a ,d-,&h#a fher's tnalden name ---
DIgI�TEY BLDG.. OPP. P. O•
AIYD 50Ng
vin,
Delivery Until quite recently be maintaesA-
Ma}or, visiting Mrs Janes' parents,
loved to
Forty Years sCanada°s Larg-
1*RED T. BLTNTOs
.Phone: Pick. [i0 J S. M.r, and lira, !•`les, on Snnda.y. Ills milttarp bearing. and
J
attendance at talk of his military, school exams.
Phone Res. ��+ Office 1'616
est A m Agency,
For Property�•
� Apr. There was a good
church on Sunday, Mr. • 13111 Devitt where, is tactical woi k and on an
'co-
(Three.Day Service Ars'atfsed)
hurt
Of Toronto, sung a' tenor s6lo" "Holy ` other subject, 'he beat out his
a are student the late Sir Sam Hughes.
Art Thou" and 'next Sunday we I
AD0605 - Tomato
For That Hesse In The City
, Ie looking forward to hearing Green an.1 his brother John
been by
''� Atkllls0
I �1 ( �� I�pt-
htit River quartet, consisting et,,}wo I The snow has welcomed
' fed ladies and two young gentle- the farmers, as a belp to the low
ellers
p�IIe Agin, 201 W S SWaif. 290
, HY2187 . Toronto
_
II
young
r • men, accompanied- by their pianist, moisture content of the land.
t,
C L� T meeting of the Club at t
ER � � Duncan. he g
Licensed
'aL.lcensed
yi
F -S �ir3. w m. i
SEL 1liej Peggy Lou Ritchie, of Tor- home of Bert and Mrs. Gnthrie wpts
Many new
- _ -
GORDON F. OSBORNE
roto, spent the week -end her an ontstandina success.
aad sixt
Auctioneers
I
parents, Mr. and :1Srs, Hruce Rit- members jotmed nD over
Q L U,. .
LARD chis. people attenc'e�l. George Brown was
URE27c are suft. in the chair, and Mrs. gberidan was
Year's E��f _
�
-DJgtrict Manager !
u Many of our residents
— from severe colds and the flu. Secretary. Arrangements were made
gales conducted anywhere
_ .
ering
_ We hope the `:epidemic" will soon to snend the .Sa'turdav evening out.
Inas as a group at some hockey o,
gpecisll:ing ba F1arm Stock, Fnrni-
Sales -
tare and Property sales:
_
LIFE
subside. r
` CRISP, 6 o& Mr. and Mrs. C. Devitt and son other match and to provide enter
kiss :Margaret Newton, of tainment in, one of our homes after
All �� personally Listed sand
Advertised, 841a prepared and.
EXPIRE
Insurance sCWSpwny
Bill, and
1 O C Toronto, had Sunday tea with Mr• the visit, so as to save the outward
7V George Gray and family. drift to .queeGianable resorts.. The
Salted Sodas
ge�reseatativse
L and airs,
The dance at the Hall on Satur- next meetlmRs will be announced
Service
day. night had the usual good att- and everyone's supp'tt is asked for
Prompt
,rte pr�la
Faacy QUALITY CG'IIVERHOUSE endance. The late Mrs. Johnston who pane
Miss May Stephenson, Pickering, ed Away recently at, her homenear
Rates
"Htagn bray, Ob"w%
4980. WbitO. �� '
p is visiting friends here in Brough- Manchester, was a member of this
as i yosns nirl with her
.Reasonable
MONR WO STO B
'�` 3-298 am this past week.• r�ict
1 omato_Jwice Mrs. Bert Harvey Sr„ and grand- parents. who lived an the farm now
�e S, WhAtb4,-O"
son, John, spent Saturday with Mrs owned by 'Dick and Mae Winter
Harvey's grandau$hter, Mrs. Mad. some seventy-five or more years
lI$ 59c en and tamUly, of Agincourt. ago, • ' •
oro syrup 5 y The W. M. S. �tila meet on Wed- 911 the ratepayers are glad to
February 17, at the home know that t1] UnderPratt the
-Friendly
Resident ►gent''
nesday, rs. Mattie, o.
of Mrs, T. Norton. Hostesses: Mrs, guidance of 1M tie
;"Your
- Norton, sirs. Willson and Mrs. See- ims; along well, and that real pro
is being made. -
� g�;AIlPOH
II�BUi�lllvCB AGENT
BONDS. AUTOMOBILE
beck, Word for Roll Cali•="I." gregs
We hear that John White of the Mrs. Chapman. Mr, Reg Ide, Mrs.
LIFE, FlftLL��TINYSUPAN09 Etc.
•�}Z Catsup 2Jc "Elms:' has a new and ,novel way Puckrin and Mr. Will Boyes are at1
Hai 02 gettring his place of business convalescent $iter ttrei,r recent 1tG
B� 1,.RpM AND ;
LIST 7i:0UR PROPffiRTIDS FOR SALE WITH
, ,
closed on Sunday evenings, We hear' nesses although the latter two are
l just the "Last Post" with not yet out of hospital.
CY�IL E.
MORLEY
he sotrnda
a few blank cartridges. Oh well, it
i i�
was just 21'1 in fun. ander at once; for
Potatoes peck 29c JI r. and Mrs. Jack Stewart enter- W2iNTED--a g
E. Stewart and \Tis ti sale: clippers, churn and separator
—
r
tained .tiir,
'Audrey Strnehouse, on Sunday: Loyal Pague, Tel. Whitby 814.
MRIEINNER
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IA 0. Cedar, Poplar,
- ila laws6d and Birch
• Is One-gnsrter Inch
N. M. Cordon
LUMBER YARDS
pliQiBRING, ONTARIO
phone 84
MMOMOMMMONOW A00006,
r
114
sten 'Chick Starter
t
SsET YOUR CHICKS 'OFF TO A GOOD START
FEED - .NLISTDR CHICK STARTER", A FF.D
DESIGNED TO BUILD GOOD, STRONG
CHICKENS,
AVAILABLE BLE FOR � S, CORN, GLUTEN,
DIATE DELIVERY -
DRIED DI6TII.IAitA
MASTM FEEDS, CO-OP. FEEDS
IVST'LA,TTnN, nvpR.nc. gTOVE COAL, HOG
AND CATTLE MINERAL A.
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WF, DELIVER CL,AREMONTT, ONT.
LIMITED • ' . . .
TELEPHONES —Howard 1117, and 3carboro 88a
Scarboro Junction y.. •i*
IMMMIATS DSL t
or Druid —All /ler
• ' )(saber — N"ih
#faAosr
Fere gnus WM $lard /tri+ ftoeewy btuhwuladma Wed
IaruladAg or 6 Wallbe�
Asphalt 9hiag'lee with Nam ,•
lnsal-brie 811ilaK
WArtin eenoar p►alnt. 4-.
r •� 19- .
a.ac-�as mss!