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_ PIC�+igdiA)TGi- Oil` TARIO 4 Qennts a espy 1'latLorlaed ae 8eoead Claw Matter" _
VOII. 88 leo• S N, , ij. Idukm "d Sen, Pablishesr
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- B>•11• flute � Pt'r year; a n a � t a �' � - -
• - -nitial le in Mork uthoriti•es galun�c�p- -
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Pickering Young ladies fiend ` -(.f A A. L.i.rsci►ae � Pickering kering ♦ i.11a��
r - Hospital Cot To European Children ,
"I4 5 to Io In Favor. . of Wats /;anadlan (i7irls is Training eickering United Church IACAIA
{ .Key, Bobc, C Copeland, Minister Posters for ,the coming Women's !,
The meeting Of March 14, was Sunday, March d0, 1949 'Institute Bazaar are being done by
Well, that's tha--145 to 10. 155 Ple to "turn the tap "....the leading opened by Joan Fallaise, Tho Sec- 10.00 a. m. - Sunday School High School Pwpils - watch for them
'Pickering Village property-owners i question, can be commenced. retary's and the Treasurer's reports'; 11.00 a. m. - Morning Worship in the stores' windows, Prizes are
Toted on Monday, on "WATER"• were given and collection taken.•
Contrary to the report in the Osh- W. L. Courdce - for the best.
7,30 p. M. Evenin Worship
fly "co the retitsly light": it Mrs. Baker took the Business and j Rouge DsMrs. Wm, Chester. of
g being g ''yen
•*� r i\1r and
�,;, asst L. plans were .discussed for the Chin- , Rev. J, A. W,gim B. A., celebrated their 63rd
caking, the highest DO-4-1 Of Mrs.W,
was . IT6*- ► with � � ese Supper to be held on March 28. . ,Al��roD, Out. - Both Services .;,ddiag WInivereary oa Thursday.
-+►ore ever pol d on, any question, - Court3ce oa Monday. at the home of The girls are to come at 6:30_ to asst -
in th% village in' at least 25 years. tMr. Chester, eget! 8Z and Mea.
her son, Garnet an Elizabeth St., prepare their dinner which has sev- i Choir practice at home of leader ,on Chester, 84, are both e3jO" 9004
There were 23Q names on the age loser another of its eral Chinese dishes on •the menu. Saturday evening this week. health. -- ij
11a4 ..,oi the balance of 75, the most older residents, She was in her 86th Next -week we will start work on ¢. A. Chailmea !r Oohed \ `
of them were property-owners now year. Since the death of her hos- the Chfnese Log, and everyone is ,' Pickering Presbyterian Cb rch to bed for two Reeks with " t14'4i
Vying all over the country, and band in 1945, she has lived with asked to bring pictures, stories and Rev, Davkl Marshall, Minpneumonia.were not expected to come 'back to ; her son here. Another son Harold, all other material they can find gunda)•, March 20, 1948 Dr. George And W& C09dsad. Oi, :
te,,,•one lives in Australia. Act- , of Oregon, at the funeral, concerning 'China. Joan Fcllai a and "2.00 p. m. - Sunday School
v dot- in the village since refit- London, Dr. lion. sad Milt. Copeland
tm.,y Jessie Bushby were appointed del- 3.Q� p` m, -Divine Worahlp and baby, Bruce, at Grimsby. were
en qualified voters living in Lite vt -
not vote � ng from fibs carni
_ ._ __unable to l ego ..,.,, ,,,,rn_on March 18 19 &.
age on' . - ver? e;enme-atr"===T- -- I' , . €atrick's Tea and Bale o! w _.......
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on that day .... there has never been `( get out very much, but was a and 20. The Worship was taken' by Rome.cookng March f0. Mr, and Ms Bruce D°ble, Sun
_a more "diselsive" vote polled here ffiuch' loved -lady, who-had a host I Irene .Salter and Shirley Disney, The Presbyterian Ladies' laid are
--- many snarg It did sbaw-r 'unity. �„ erland. wise with Mr. and Mrs R.
rn a get._ .want to 3o ` °-��- en - !mea- + holding a St. Patrick's Tea and a
T. Do oft Sunday.
just what these
'people The !+unseal was-held eu Mrs, Baker introduced our guest Sale of home�ooking on gatucday. Qarlyle, Stratford is
Witt "water". speaker :friss Louise Rorke, who i J(n`
One mu�ctDal authorities Started day from the late residence, with I )!larch 19, 3 to b o'clock, et the vbitin; her sunt, Mra.Irish. ' and
Rev.. }y. G, Robinson officiating. wane to report to us .the work of � home of Mss. Jackson, One door other te�tives in Pickering.
in the next morning on the aontin Interment at Mt. Lawn t7emetery. the Childrens' Aid in Europe. The east of the D4asonic Hall. A cordbl Hca. W L, Smith, went to Roc'i-
adeddett 4� to be. cleared up ill en ble beforeVeO- +I ��awA. hardships of the Displaced Persons I invitation is extended to ell leddis -
• , . - •_ . eater on Monday evening to be w'tls
: o'D she told about make us thankful 1i of the community. her daughter Rath, Who has runt -
for the homes we have. At the close gone sa operation for appeadic. ;.
of Tl3se Rorke'g eddress� Joan. Fa11- pickeging Gospel victims ..t'. a .. .
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PUBLIC IY�EETING _... � " •, - ales presented her with 510.00 to W. B.. bi 1949 -Among �Er;. , . .
the "i1n' ••
P
- .. •. •:..' purchase a hospital bed for one .02 • �,Sandsy, Msut`h �
-week, have b"11--listed:
ORf _ the Childrens' Aid Shelters, in Eur- 10.00 a. m. - Sunday School of them i
Palmer, Mrs. Reg• parker, rs.. •-
'�iB TO DECUM wood liuYc�aome c e ' ,,r
.)OF AU, INTERESTED PEP-80 ops ` 11,00 a, m. • amagel DeTotlry
Ill Another pleasant evening was 1 7.00 D• m. Ia,engelistic Service getting out Again-
pleasant HAIA+"
cArt
THE SITE OF THE ' I'I - closed with the -singing ��Ta�' john
,� M C OF THAN-K
nda �� g
Y/S�►' o _Corr. .. _ � .... dIP�� ices AR'D.. _
Town Ha11, o Y� ..What -Next March g`a, t3S, g6 , . .
r ZO P. M. - Tues,; Wed,, Fel., - lits: Frank R. -3mlth and d"
PICKER.UNG TOWN HALL - pastor W. E. McEvoy ter wish to thank their :n-!w
" '`POLICE TkUaTEr:S: A R, Irwin; C. E. Morley; J• $• Balsdon i . It appears. to have become the tele^ds for"cards and exP2e f
practice around town when anyone Danbarton Un ted Church sympathy during their rete ; l!
n -- picks up some articie on the street, i :Rev, J. K. Sra"m, Mlmister nesses. - -
visits; acute communicable disease for which the' owner cannot immed- _ BandaT --
2►ttnual� us �ica.t;a„ livrvashilr ie L e,
c a§
J g eneaccounleir tor lb
crippled cnndren were lately be determined they bring ti 1030 a, m. -Sunday �;hool House In I'rk�•r''t=fC
menta+ h3-
_ . to the News uf.tce.; Over a period 1.15 a, m. -Worship -sold'
•TI
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. �1 'rte
T,%-p• au1PerY�; 32. ruc:al welfare v:.its of,tnume year-- we have been able 7.30 p. M. - Pleasant Sun. Evening
A meeting of the Pickering to return to the rightful; owners. lived. - ;.80 p• M.
-Prayer Service Clalme.: by the broker, to i+' 3
Board of rieaitn was be,d bn !!sten made: 313 other vtarte and is«, ie- money, gloves. beads, jewels, etc., ! �I�,'ed. x.30. P. � - Pr+t)er 8+•rvice .largest h�u�a
:n; tae Council (na.uoer3, i3ruu- fat` brrculo3ls, la alt, • lri}
,ve t° to t
4. and we ti: ve plea ore' in performing Thursday .Evening-ch..ir practice the hu+ui? u.' \Vin.ott \Ch.te, o o
Sham. beers 1\'.' H: tl'estney wad t.umtlie, -were
given
e - Yrid++y - Cabs 9th. sou."r -i n •wes.•). V►are_,,,,
Chairman, and the 51e3e*t Oiiue: ' that service. by: 't has gone about and Scouts _ ,
far enough thi: week.. -On Tuesday teat, . Fortnightly - '.Mo Pk 4ir'es 3, i r3 l l• t� ;i tis t
wt Hea,iia, lir, Tomiinsoa, the P+tb- There ryas an euro itmeat of- 1360 atternoon..a ea+all ao was pinving brand k ( ) _ -
Iwi�y
n,� Elora-- ,A �tiu no z op•:rai ng a "e •t `
_lie Hearn �u"ese. �l'rs. J: Y.. R:hotea Pupils41 claw.. ruo gsch;oinewe'class' aurid our son A. It way thought home at G•rrmley.
and tit. Y,'��. Luo}. Szauitary ins-. r,, h. c,,;, T. th.- lady ,teachers Rev. J. g. $rahatn, �Da~ Better knurorn to maul* in P
acerae, 1 resents , reyurty of 'the r �omn have bepii added during 1 s l y told a Young lad to take it to, the Sunday
public heath ser.,ce for the year with an :ncrea ed apar,6o IILofial 3.. hotue, •W. J. •Warren, Real El e
u lis, lu cgpar News t1young la sent the dot: back 10.00 a m, - brship and S. SOhoo] ening as tha .orme: Graham Bro e.
ending-Ue.ecbe. 31,:1�4�, ne!w•P P
with the• Same boy ...it belonged to 7.30 p. m. -Pleasant St1ny Evening
Broker, Toronto, aTr. aged the aal',
:Control of Comui.ni,aule 1)laea+cs year per:uo: In' 1,44 school enroll-, the cats at r!' �tiiu tea- .in the build- j Mon. - 8.90 P.
R _
Ur. ,Toml uson reported that ti?a, rnent way foie,• an increase of 3'J f l ing 11`e don't m`nl Jewels. purses Wed. - 8.00 P. �: CTr,+rilRange" MAN 1VANTED
local Board of Heiitu dealt Witt p.up+is in three years. dumber °C I etc•,. but "lite=stock" is, definitely ThuB� p mP. Choir, p+udire to wash .down, walls in :segs bor.'s,
three outbreaks o[ cornmunfc:aule dans ruums 34. showing the
sown- OCT tl `[0140.1 pictures Turee
1,4EW,
-, disease du:ru,; the ,Year. 3 measles fon of'7 class rooms in the roan- I�''ht.}, . Fortaigh y �,�. preparatory to re-decors lam, .
epidemic fro.u' JanL&.-ry to July, 6'_ ship. ' Fatrpmt L'ntted Church weeks Vvork, -Apply Mews Office.
$sreom Inspection CuerpeFc,e.l Nuprb:. Atteiul Vit, :
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cases, Scar+et lover in one ethoot in Rapid tis --
+"`sit -_---?.
district limited to 1.) 'rah , -e a l t.hat ii,and pediculosis, toot••k4368�PuPiie 1'xtr%Tc D eceit-r E Sunday Oa The ,1►1+�'� AVith The t'. O. I''•.
Ca quarantined = Ected, 80 were sent home: ! A much larger numb.�r titan wa` t x,30 P. M. - Sunday Schuoi (By 131. isrYant)
throughout -the towcship. 0 cases so snap acute communj able =s rot ii Tooke ._tor ptt •M.e . ta; Roast Beef m. Church Service _ _ -
ceporte , Orchids are ua
114 -cases of communicaole disease o®is.-cClassruoman Itrapection ewht h Church here one \\"rte oei+.esday- even- PAI, TION ARMY ti .ue
were made utD of one case o. mumps, IAeo4 T. Pooh .
• one of polus, causes classroom
condition. including , ing in Ute ladies' au:iaai. 17th 01 � her 'fine effort lu a 397 s ngle, . - T
one of pneumonia, TUESDAY straight strikes but when the 10th
.idne t f ne%mtrloais and six of van-. teeth. and review ot'lhea3y habits.
I The dinner 'was excellent (the 8,00 p. M, Gospel ScrTW frame came aloag ever,body stop
leigOres! disease. totalled .1606 pupils; you are Welcome ped: to watch so what happens, s.te
Imtnnnization r .. tests were made and 165 hearing pies we. e- ruullr and the concert
The regu ar comprehensive pro- testa were made. 1
follow•init brought out more laugh` Promise for the week: "Se that �miased, hitfing rue hea3pia. tt
ass carried Physis Exaoaimuton than' that. auditorium' has heard in ' loveth not, knoweth not (}od, foe was the hie's sitrgse ever bpwied
gram oL im'menization God is Love, John. 1. 4 .:. on Marlowe's A.las's• F:v. Bryant
out in each of the 23 s-hoofs, 60 The %1, O. H. examined 96 school a long time, �1iss, Robertson, Pick- copped the mens high
's,tngle wan _
climes were held. with an attend- and pre-school children; 89 school: ening, soprano, delighted her aur- 335• (Hv. told the dews his sou-
_ ew Chumb ,lit Rouge science hurts him - showinS up the
ansce of 1090 - 1442-innoculations and Dy he family physician.e w sung in verysweetsopranoof voice I 'r�B�a �tRI Co resPondent) younk ones. Eel.) Fiddlers stayed
177 vaccinations being given, in bered 24 - ab- ,,,.she will be asked to slug B n . o ,b drubbing the Tophat$
and out o top y
The Child Health Centres have car- defects found, nusa Last Monday nighi Our Official 8 to L Ev. Bryant (685 triple) w-13
Tied on a, monthly program of im- normal . tousib3 T4, vie bo>3 6, hearing 'number of clever rmedleys i�nsa style ;.
munidatlon in each of the two eea- I. eye, defect 3, ear detect 1, top moa foe the winners, while
o and Brougham• New defects were corrected n- fwyll'known iar to radio
listeners
r we haveomembers s -of t_hehPrgesbYtery and. the . Doug. Bryant, 589, was best for the
tres, Dunbart n tails 12, vision 5, hearing 1, y Tophats.
Tuberculosis Prevention said tiefore�-lira; Wheeler appears new Rouge Hii. Church was •Me-
ts be enjoying playing every bit as comed into ou.• charge. We con- Shmoos' .finally founts the+dowi e9
Through the co-operation of the feet 2• ,Dental 'Hvgiene {I after a bad slump as they downed
Kiwanis Club of Oshawa and the Dental defects were found in 377 I much as do her'°sudiences,...hers Is' gratulate these folk to the East of Weaklings 2 to 1 •Reta Hansen led
Christmas Seal Fund. Tb children and 182 had these defects I something new to us here, and she � us, who have e ; eked. so hard and
contacts and suspects are regularly will undoubtedly be appearing on !already own the ;and ou which they I her Shmoos' with 771 triple whae
Helmar Hansen (517 triple) was
x-rayed of Oshawa Hospital. In corrected, It is interesting to not be9t £or the losers (family etlair..
i' 33 Percent .la =iesuti, a yonn_ ge tlerraz srhoo] soonatter they
wan 1+1�a�serviicces vv 9 -
8 36 cases and 75 contacts at. the .time o!'matDental Survey in't .cowing programs ' here too, ed .1 ops to build a +•hutch, Just as h•
194. 194x, apP,roX: Y s )
were referred fo'r x-ray.
ercent is the approximate , - his he.nz ca lad an ' en ext finer" be organiucl a d oil: cuarge, which Gid stores were:. R. Boys, SO'a,
Tuberculin Tests are given Hieb dental de`s-t� were corrected: in I teacher, en though aranrezcellent teacher two year ago con,`sted of two Bill Bryant 244; H. Lnders 242.
1948, 50 P
School students. 83 pupils tested. figure.. - Ev. Bryant, 385, 215; Doug, Br'Y�
b positive referred for chest x-ray. Chill Health Centres `,should never `'be stuck for a Job". ', churches and 'a' preaching point.
One case sent to Hospital for S'ck. ! ant 230 215; H. Coolt,►on 204, 239;
er investigation. The Centre in Dunbarton was in- I • For spontaneous wit, ability to � will have' iur•rea e.+ to lour con5reg- i Fi. Hanson S97 June Bryant 219,
Children for forth - sit_ - augurated ire ylt:rch 1948. with Dr. j meet an unexpected situation, and. tion - Du'lbafton, Centennial. 278, T. Watson 214; H. Hansen '
31 adult tuberculin tests.- - P J R B.,vne o' Oshawa as consult- , It a repertoire , reachine from I irport an Rouge H.11s. We think 216, t..
1ve. c;prsice fine Ped`.ttrician, Dr. Tomlinson con- stere to there, carrying it all in his• , a at deal • of .credit is due our The Lemon Business is really bat
Publtc Health Nursing
Red . Cross n '.the hest-known comedians today. his unt:r n a fo'� lstnn,aioututthe P the I these days. None agadn`this.weetc.
here was a total of 1094 visits ducted the i Pickeringc�n clinics and blond-haired head, he e9ualm� work of C.erict K 'graham. for Standing: High sucrase: Reta'Flan-
`r made the South
by the public Health Nurse, m. s succeed the Centre aria gave lib- ', He confesses to being'quite
sen 189; H. Richardson 21 d,
.lip as follows Infant and preschool P High Single: Reta Hansen 397.
164, school children 353; 53 adnitc Ch lid I3ealth Centre was opened- n i Dr;,-,Pd
too, etp e� k tandetry iw:ll�:ain i cam--unitiQ3 {t� omen'R Institute
Ev. Bryant 335•
ti ere visited, 10 pre-natal , t it near to c Pic n8 �o jE"!ns
made, followed ' by 3 po9t partum Contiaaed On 8 we'll welcome him any time. BAZAAR 1 2s ii=8761
Hall, Pickering, �ifnrch !2� Fiddlers +• �2123 ,19084
LOST.-, um of about $17,.00 •in, ca§dt 'lbws i gl :• 89066 •
0 o Pickering 'P MMaticeor � Pibk- he N Home-baki+ag Booth rk'and Apron Booth Sh hat
In k oat O
et_ Reward. F. O,
g 29291
,�. --__ s.mada._Qand�Booth Weaklings _
cr=ag. Also a C,.stume . Jewellery Boo[t� in
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by the aadersfaned op sutil 12.00 noon' oa. MOwda7, 2Sc, •oto .y1:00; Cone Sculpt-
Wf>►( be i+pcti*� w ttbe 1lNssst►r ar Monthly paices; CAL.VERT--In loKat °memorJ`iL'
icon at Aswstsa ffi's' Regal Meeting W, d• ore Booth, Centrepieces, .Dorsagea, v
:rel 9d+ i>�. for the position aa�a my dear Mother, jiLatllds Cal stt3,,.
1 - Table Decorations, the woT>< of Mjae who Passed ower jd1Q'Ch n.
Yy a! Os•lO• 11[aie or d:da��loaB Hz• The regular monthly meeting of C. Storey, Toronto. Those whomWe
e sO oat d 4
madwsoodes essential. State JEd� Pickering Women's Institute will be gasanr will be opened at 8 But never out d xftd; i
Ike clad BaLrY-pxPected: J ,geld in the Town
Hall, iia March '1[ise Jean Leuchars, who the 6dL4@d da tl~e � 1 .
e'. r/m. 0. MANNING, _ ` .25 when reparations will be made P. �• � They. are
P , g, la a, vislfr►r to Toronto, •testa the � those t>1sY•lMn fid'
by bw
(lLerlrti Ooh r the Bazaar. Flostessee ' - a's Rural Institute, in Scot-
�W Ro Y and .Mrs. A. ftr rnosn tea will be serves'
Lisp man Rollroomeme
- - COURT.lOUBH Will'i'e!', fife
Land eA a . ittes. H. 6apeervS dsugltter p+s>tdSati j t
r Call - "An item o1 fateresi t�otm le, 6e� 'Aa
n Cc uatn -" The lnc�ecMi r e , es'+' • r3' • .
Home and
w ' Will meet. at Z.04 S; Iii.
" = tment of writing it looks as though very telling opening speech. When syrup now from .reputable producer for carnally of inns
iJiTew York and Chicago have been spring delivery, 14.75 Per gallon delivered. formation send 4r addressed envelope to Pierre.
let had fini<hed, the ttew Magistrate D;scoprR o) lamer Quantities. Mas your 442T Birks Building. Edmonton, Alberta._
eliminated from the N.H.L. play- s cheque or money rder to Kayroc•k Farms, REPAIR WORK
spoke ,up. 'A'hat'?s, enough,,' he said ,R.R No: I. Bracebridse, ort.. All cratrs -_
- 'offs. But -if - between now and the sharply. ' Prosteution wins!" oromn.", acAnowledged ___-_ ___, WATCHES,
time you -read this -' by soiree i
_ o FOLDING t'HA]RC, new tuarameed, nurdY.. Clocks. Ronson and Thoren■ Lighters reDsfred.
_>sriracle Rangers and Black Hawks , t told flat. No. 1 Maple. natural finish, $2.95 prompt waarsnteea sen ire. Mtefl order tilled.
should happen to squeeze in, well- I lite Attorney tOr tilt. Often: t 4ar•h. Paramount. lea Iang 'Earl,. 'Coronro, Kl1ng'a, 401 •Yonge;;Tr• nnro_
_THJS'DOMMED NONSENSH IS quite na•iurally,7nade a strong ob- It i cK Ftam. Guns, weed 'and brush burners --- 9TA\I1'9
efOr
jectlon, saving that the Magistrate of many uses• Immediate delivery, tVruative
•• +AT.i, OFF. ilustrated catalogue, Canadian Co-operative j
had n0 bt151ne5s deciding a Case ' Wool Growers Limited, Lennoxville,_Que I tntereatitts stapt ps gicbn• A• Premium to ens
Hlthout hearing the other side. "GO Ri.ACK and Ducker Electric Drilla, hrand collector 'writing for either m7 illustrated
SO now, just what is it that pro- , neyc. portable. 110 -volt, 00 (or, ^-51 rYrle, I pamphlet showing e'orld wide bargains con.
ahead :then ' said the Magistarte.. griai3v,-anportable,
rble $40.00: ?i" ;Z 7.00. SvrPlue I cerning sets, etc., odor. my +plendid assorted
'.ducts a winning hockey team, fel- i ,.Do your -heft - but I can tell yoot Tools, lea King Eaaf, Toronto. approvals. and making.'a purehaw. sets, iii
nge
'low •student3? Well, Lester Patrick py
pf admitted by Lester Patrick - that it amt going to do you a bit cob DitDing. reduced
from5'349. o 530. C>Advy'e ndl mors. •G Dnle heane x,657 � Fullum Sl at one ! .I
�.._'O; good" a .r Power Tool Chop. 147 Bea-erer S+reet Ottawa. Montreal., t
to know more 'about the inside of • 5-aos2.
kockey ttlan any living human. SQ 1 y THE Gt:ENTIN Ilrsu'S a 'Lion of -a
Lester once declared that a good A\7i,erelipon the Defense Alternxy "KIDDIE-KROM-E" CHAIR /�
oaltender is at least i5 pet cent of 1 proceeded to make . a speech that .. rl keop ioitr child amused'for hours At OPSCRATCH�NG
b' time. For illustrated folder write Box 2a - 1
any winning team. So we turn to., 1 . was just about twice as eloquent 12.3 -1stn i twat. \Pw -Toronto' y i _ Relieve itch its a Jiffy
the N.H.L. records and What :o we 1 and three times as persuasive as tis-�ao rior.LAVD visit -up BAI.K twine;
find? that of hii opponent. When he was tie. good condition. Inspection invited. Price ' Relieve itcbiutt due ro rarma. pmDia
+' about half ,Way through, the Nlagis- t2.O ri0 Joseph By;rno, woodslee, Ontario - >!olingt fent sad m . itch uowori Uri
coling medicated D. t O. heeerlstie.
• tordinary or atra strength)• Greuelew.
Here He scat Montreal Canadun trate halted him abruptly. "That's ,Wtlew. A Doctors totmuh. soothes ted
alms isteax itching quiell 3'e fritl
battle
have 'had only, 119 goals 'tallierl I' enough." i1e said. "This certfainly �li/r�nr vhit-or monerm�t. tTow4ruaist
'., O 0.0, ►eseerletten.
against them - 15 less than t'he 'I -Aciii beat Aitch', but nolo De ens. HARNESS &COLLARS
meat lowest. Ergo- Montreal Ca I wins."
,adieus must havc the best goa) ! • " " Farriers- Attetition - Consult Rol` YOUR OWN
tender. Double ergo - Montreal :-So as we said before, our hockey your nearest Harness Shop
" - Canadians must be leading the sac: studies have put .us in a somewhat about Staco Harness Supplies, "gTER CIGARETTES
by a large margin. similar predicament to that of tho We sell out goods. only -'through
+ * • , .,beginning magistrate. First, we 1 your local Staco Leather- WITH
t But there must be soniething •'thought 'that in hockey the best Goods dealer The goods are •..-
htl ha wire here. histe'ad of defense was bound to win. Then w and so are our, grins- t - -
�i 4i a 4ou `= fhotig a 1 mva t to most
Canadians name eing - We manufacture . ro .. our lac. - ,
its Adhem's - well ,ih front, the effective offensive. Now, after look- Tories - harness Horse Col
'Frenchmen are only in second- „ .ia,g thing's'Over,'we jiiftfain dont tars, Sweat •Pads, Horse Blau .IIS
�pri, and by a bare anoot, at that. know..Maybe'the ecce of pro- leets, and teai)tcr Travelling. _ . p't•� _
While topping them by 10 full-'ducing a winning hocj:ey team is to, Goods Insist on Stacu Brand `
points in the., right hand column are own the one"that gots into It InoiT Trade Marked Goods, and„YQu
the Detroit Red Wings - tic games. But we have delved into get satisfaction !fade only b7'
# e . tic records, longi enough for one -:"SAMUEL rREES TD• �,�GARE� raB����
Vv'elh maybe even ter, pall -Ick session. You, might•look up in g CO.,+
._might be wrong for once. 1'Chete'f �teani"did that yourself -then go 12 Wellington St, E. Toronto I - -
[lot. to be a first time for ,ev_er) take a ticket oil them for tete Play WRITE FOR CATgLCtGUE
f t
•thing) Perhaps, in modern hocked _
a
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1DVERTISING ' w:
CLASSIFIED A ,
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A4IENTS WANTED ! ^ FOL BALE
Tire ALL DIFFERISNT. 600 worldwide 80C: 3.1
HeaVY Duty 20 Newfonaelatad 3ie:
\
s'. PL NDIp opporcunfty oor N>aW WAR SURPL'S worldwide. 11.60•
5 E re. heavy trucks. road lOc: if{9 Now Esaiatal
A rm traces let•
Sip, f %isranteed chains for fa •Ibkelau copeD F. Hughes.
'a o.cn boss' Retwll our
hu!r-eho'.d neceasltlee including the full line graders, etc. All sues. a'rlta for Dr1CM. .lack Health- IOC. N1ce approvals. H.
i{4 3rd Ace. "A" Wert. Owen Sack.
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r9f i w "'
o[ Inne!•[leldea, to a, territory of choice. Wardell, Sjaauaavon.
_�. Yar[ time agents considered. Hundreds of suc- Sound, Oat. - -._._ --- TURKEYS FOR BALE
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• "s..;
i ELP WAN, ED _ day old. sae
,_E�,',tl } emile_x agent. started with sborrow- - BROAD ' BREASTED l3tronu.
3$0 -?Qo risk-ft-ts-vrorth-s trial: - -- LAO
ed $26 or
'Travelling euulpment essential to rural air IdE�: and boy'a to learn to become a ['ailroadstarted. Government approved Dou14.,
for an de Lima. Que.
' k
uric!- Bur•inese in good- writs to Telegrapher.. Taught by home course. paguln. St. Rose
TURKEYS are all hatched from egsa
FRF,E catalcaue.. FAil11.ES. new method. anyone an nests.
.
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detail- and altogether OUR
eta Detorimier, Montreal. - Write: School of Telegraphy. 111 804. Port procured from some of: Ontario's moat prom-
rom-
1601)
They are all Government
;
tlAtlY CHIC Arthur. Ont. tnent breeders, key
REGIS RED NURI;E• interested in asrirtlni proved Pullorum tested flocks. Free turkey '
we Hatcheries Limited.
.LOCK'S
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CHICKS with training of practical nurses. folder. Tweddle Chick
sDeclalise in 'good bedside nursing of the Fergus, Ontario. ,
'.
�,,,`"•r "' Uqu husky northern chicks from our own 10ck chronic Patient. 1160.00 per month, with -.
or c,overnment approved birds raised on our meals. forty-eight hour week. Pleasant sur- WANTED
without
'
WARM WANTFD TO RE.\T wltb or •.
I'uulu•s :'arm. BaFr-e -Rocks, New Ham Ds and roundinger and a excellent opportunity for older
(16.00 Der' 10.0. PuUgt nurse in Intertsting work. Apply W■•tson• Murleas. Weston, -Phan.-35a0d•-- _
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rossPe'. Stefan .nicks eQulDtnent.
rhi,•Ia 3"_4.00 and cockerels 37.00: Started superintendent, St. Peter's Infirm ar9, (Protest. BUTTONS
e
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cbiek., at reasonable rates. ant). Hamilton, Out. _
Alto old portage stump.
FARM
- 100 Evelyn Avenue. Tomato.
LOCK'S POULTRY tlED1CAl 160 Evelyn venue.
I
s
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AND HATCHERY
GOOD NICE -Every sufferer of Rheumatic
•
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Ramo* NOT WHAT YOU WANT
• IT WILL PAY You o get back to the full hen dy. INunro's Drug Store. 385 Elgin. Ottawa.
Postpaid 18.00. WHAT YOU. SHOULD
-
hula -e and the full egg gasket foe 1949 and
Monacad"he new match --=--r-
it's the early bird that gets the FOR ECZEMA. ".. .t HAVE
remen7ber -
remonprofit,5o don't delay another day, get layers, less and efficacious ointment: BY flail 50c.-
�`
One S00 egg hen is worth three Trappist Fathers. North•ROZesbville. N.B ��yy---
•�
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not loafers.
- l0o ettg hene.and. eats one third as mucb. Put The 13ritis}t .people wanttotiacco.
back of Your ettorJ.-put "IiOW to live and keep [cell." "Some Rema _
Free
'fop Notch experience
winter, layltis 'power Into dice. ' for every disease- 14.60.
Ontario. If. need be the • are willing to forego
Bearnxyilla Ontario•__ y
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real laying power,
our -flocks. Top Notch chicks are bred Loc cdlare Lev)' Houeeer,
e•
large egg' esu. 6UVFERER from SINUS, say. something else and pay high prices
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livability.. early feathering. IF YOUarea ,
high production. Day old. two and three week fever, Headcolds, Catarrhal Deafness. You for ]t. They' are' permitted to d0 s0.
- _-
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- d started chicks. Pull@ eight weeks to lay- d Remedy Con-
of 4 should use NAVELESB Col
Too Notch Chick Sales. $), Ad •Purity Only in a very limited way. The
-•, 1. postpaid 0 dr s
0 e
o'
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^?!' Ing. Turkey poults. vincing trta
_ _ _ the
.>•. ,.`._. t. Products governmetli has decided that
Guelph. On Exeter. Ont.
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Mo. .Poultry Farm Cricks -Ali wa IT'S IMPORTANT -Every ■ulYenr of Rhgh- "real ince ests" Of the. people re-
- -Who Packs A Punch.• -The belligerent and portly- poultry
Results tell the story. mart• pains or neuritis showai try Dixon's le sh011ld n4]t
the
-
-looking in the white
can say fa try -them. people
shirt is none other than The All Breeders Dullorum-tested and government =dl,. Munrorr'ss Drug stare, 335,Elgin, Ot- quire that
list and cats• tawa..Postpaid 31.00.. smoke so much.
gentleman
Manassa Mauler in For although
Write for 1849 price _ _
long retired from the vtonkton Poultry Farms, Monkton. Ont. -__ - '�URbEILT hilt eCOriOmiC and moral Quea-
parson.
fight Jack IIernpse-Sxil1 earns
STOCK
_yfor -your Barden. Tions raised by a cigarette' have be-
a comfortable living in the k itATCHF,RY Is naiy as good aa- the cos y
game,
looks as though hedent Y bEPENDABLE Seeds
-- en da or lora
o f - cuetomere. The confidence You Place In trust Copy. Ontario Seed Company. waterloo. Out. Recently the government open.
e
the
- - -- --- --- - -
business as Maces the
- meant
if there will be any
a 'no is tells you counts more than
real damage done. -- price ticket attached to the chicks' you buy. PLANT a Hedge-Reserve-trpw ter-
livery--eztulemsrowhawoy e yea�i•;"
"explore" of enlarg-
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For 25. Years the good Ddultrymen in Canada ilir t
- we E eet
nave b4!en buy ins Twaddle Quality ehicks with. ntiou." m-
=Oleate 125) to plant 25 feel Special
the possibility
iifg tilt tobacco import QU.Ota s0
•
conEti n and have been making -money with enough
Twaddle Chicks. Send. price 25 plants for 32.13. 12-lneb *I r,
sor
that by summer 'Britons may in -.
-'
tbem. Yay can rely on
for free catelogue. Day old. two and ince. 25 plants for 14.98. 2 -foot ase. Wriu
New Free Full colour Garden Gull, Brook-
dulge more- freely in this whim.
v.
'weeA gid checks. puuet■ eight weeks to. laying•
Twaddle Chick Hatcheries Llm- dale-Kingsway Nurserles. Bowmanville. OuL
The Chancellor of the Exchequer .
I•i
tnr'•c ey .noults. 2 shade
C NG Sornamental
Irerl�Fergus. Ontario., AMites'
does not approve Of more tobacco.
_- , shrubs.ro2achrYsanthe-
OPPORTUNITY SPECIAL _ murwe, to perennials. 13 plants. au different.
A quiet, ascetic man with the good
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exed trees true to name. all differ
k■ sons 1 49. 6 apple .
_ Barred Roc f
For ,nil week. B r cats-
82.15 per 100. 4/5 feels 82.95. Cpmplste nu co'
of 'the people at h to rt he thinks ,
p
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13" !'ullets 26c.' Cwkerel■ ant,
Order from this add today for delivery tomos logo* free. Mayterm• Nurserlss, GaIL
Britons ought •t0 CllarigG their
.,
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row. Started Dnllets available. Mtlier'► cheek NURSING- -
smoking its, voluntarily if poi- �
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tlarcherb. Ferguas,_Ont. ___ - ._
Bible, otherwise by judicious gov-
S
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES sEi.IEb t T> co1QSI EscENT HOSPITAL
�� Ir BEAUTIFLL ST. CATRARMIM
re latiolt. He holds it
for
_ Jv7 M
se
- A.N OFFEB to every Inventor -List of tnven- A home away from home. Graduate nurse
The 111112011111-
both Immo al and ipneconomic
'
tions -and inn-lnlpripli Dent free male and tamale: OEM and dal duty
is not as ani fired int- It. ..v co Registered Pstsnt a+torne"rte. 378 leas mss1s. price■ moderate private Lad ssml•
people-to•b n up lir wages when
.. -..
In starting this week's opus we
a eouple of stories
stout defense
portant is swift, haid-hitting af• Bank'titreet. Ottawa private rooms available Our sPectaltJ is
nervous, aged arta conv■l*wmt. -rn+r ■1m
they are in Of other things.
The leaders of the gov-
reminded of
-tare rem
whose age, at least, should make
fenst. Let's take a peek at matters DyEtNG A.VD CLEAMNG courtesy and service
leads, dyeing of eieaa- for information aptly to superintendent .r
political
trntflent more sympathetic to
• lbtm worthy Of respect. The Eirst i!
from lhaf angle. HAVE You anything
Ing7 write to as for Information w• are phone .seas _
•are
some change. There" is an election -
-
about Clancy, who lay on his death
• • glad to answer your Quotlon■ Department OPPULTUNfT1E6 for Ialcre ages 11udaEN
�• works L,tnit.e. -,tt rung•
coming up and the Labor Party
bed, and who had been told by
t -Sure H' P`ra"'
Ah, that- more like it. entree:. Totonta Qtltarto KAHN ItONEY A'r ao7tE
wants to remain in power so that -
after the
• bather O'Reilley that before pass-
enough Detroit Red Wings have FARM BRIX spare or full -Time money malting. Learn to
it can continue to look,
• ing from the"world, its must mance
tmmfgrant famtlos aval]abte, 'with matte canes at hame-eaza as You Isara. Free
twanged the twist more Often than I,jp tour.. N
interests Of the people. They want
-
-. - �aace with all his enemies, especial-
,LAND
of their contemppraries - and one .r more workers, Arrivtng during tools supplied Corres9ondenes
institute 'd• Vol -
to allow a little more smoking.The
17 Grogan. After considerable argu-
any
sure enough the speedy athletes
reliablerhelp, Apply uP,O, 224.afChaty t- •rimer 152. nto
government, even in Great Britain,
--• dent Clancy consented, and Grogan
once laug[ ilgly
oopbtain
ham. or *. BE A HAIRDRENZIt
cannot completely ignore the wishes
was ltd' in,
from what we
tetmtil "The Motor City" are Out
Icor SALE r sOLr CANADA'$ LEADING GMOOL
Opportunity Leasco
of the people:
'• •
"*Grogan," feebly,
there win in which is just as it
g g•
'
Greer
Y.t886Y•HARR16 ibl Junior Tractor. 3f Ford Hairdressing
buck QQaatltY bay and -Pleasant daaaiaed Prot•saio6 good wages
'But, it mOslt there will be only a
relaxation of the regi2latioaa.
said Clancy
' been enemies - and bitter
should be
w
.:. _
Truck. Rea -rake,
straw, '. Jack Laidlaw_�Hagarsville• Ont, tbousonde---succeofu] Marvel eraduatw.
Am•rics's greatest ssstem Illustrated tats
small
-ase
In .this sew socialism, which
we've
for over forty years. But
+ * "
11tW FLEURY No. fl plow uomPlete with
or skimmer sod two shares last. few• writ• er call
a
told is the wave of future freedom,
(eatmies -
the Reverend Father says that
But whoa, back upt What is this
at coulter
Regular price 829.80 -our Price ilf.7i hen. MARVEL �� =tNo . --
benevolent -gOPttnment kindly in-
:sow
. before I to the place Where the
we ser? Second in goal scoring, with
ass lope st- .'Toronto
G. G. Went, Detnl, our. e W
owner re
list do w best for
s people hat's
go
. -- likes of, you will never 'get, I must
s 27 -tally advantage over the Ca-
DRUG Business in Galt for sale. Branches {{ .Kms . yws.
tirlag on account of health. For Particulars A 72'R1d•an at?a ttavra.
them, -'
_
snake my' peace with you. And I do
nadiMs, we have nobody else but
apply Cant's Drug store. Osie• Ontario -
soon
so, Grogan. I forgive ye. for all the
the Chicago Black Hawks. But
FARMS� 'r+ n�• B
otAdlnzz farm we- wrahav� i� coli pOi:mi anon. eirab`' _:
IRATE CITIZ9N
mean things you did tq me, and all
Chuck Conacher's pets aren't sec-
tee.. All typos. contact Mora. R, PERCB- u. Weston, olnuTio,
_
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ike dirty things you said about In :
and - they aren't third - they
'In it
oLRoa�«tt ti on li ro ve.. London.
Ontario. emost Farm `PAINTS ,
jyl J<rSey City, -orae' Thomas Un -
_ _ I forgive you, full and free. 5o now•
Grogan,"
artn't even fourth. ` fact if
wasn't for those New York Rangers,
Swiss Aser v itRZE1-t Gallon Plant for beet letter conuln-
ROOFING SIDING lag ha/Dtu1 patatlai heats. Isarn slat..
N isely reported the theft of his tai
gtlodbye to you
• . .
would be trailing the procession, a
ALUMINUM
whits, grey, green, tile res, and- Fane. Palate
Cross -Crimped Corrugated sad ribbed stvlu' alt eoion, 22 f6 Per gallon. Now 1141• Enam-
to police, who discovered that it
'stolen once before -by
Grogan,. full of sorrow .and re
lovely last. 1 to 19 ft. lengths. Immediate delivery from •1 8erir,-Oloas Flat, not a surplus psinc. Ari
e stock.. Write for samPIss and estimates, Steel
made and Dist 82.16 Der gallon., quality
hid been
'1'hotnas. -
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`Morse, Aurned'to leave. But just as
_ •
a e Distributors Limited. 5o0 Cherry St..' Toronto. cobra.
guaranteed or money nrunded. atelaer.
• `
,
Ike got to 'the bedroom door the
a O
$OmthOty' Or other it just doesn't REGAL custom farm tractors, i Plow sue• 21 Russell street. Toronto, Yafl Orden u-
by Chrysler Industrial ensiae., good tooled.
- voice hailed him once again, "But
powered
stem to add ap. And it was whip territories available for dealer franchise. Die-,
Ltd.. Brsmpton,.0at. rArE�TS
A F E S
id Clancy,
Yemember, Grogan. s y,
trying to break out of the quandary tnbuted by Regal Motors ,
--- ---'if by any miracle i should get
we found ourstlYts in it this point, BALED SAY, commercial Dtlq. 333.00 toA F6THERaTUNAt'GH t Company -Patent So
Dara' smoo F.o.B. shipping Point.
Established 1890. 350 Ear stroeL
tltlerl►S and CAbb tare.,
abetter -THIS DOMMED 'ON .
that we [+fought of throthrr ancient at , llcitors.
toad. rruckea. A. Hadley• 6'tiriini Ont, [pronto. Booklet of information on reauest.
__.-
rreteet sour
FIRE and THIEVES. We bare • slow
SENSE IS ALL OFF.".
tale. This was about the village OILS, GREASES, TIRES PERSONAL
for alis
ape spa vi Bate or Crate rev
Obit as. or covin ser oe4eee
t * •
dignitary whose' Insecticides. Of the Ineecrir des. Electrle Fence Controllers. Rouse ___
' Root Coatings. etc. Dealerat ASTROLOGICAL Readri scientific. •Ac-
Part9ese•
to.. to [)eat. W•
_
Which will serve to sn If041UCt
and Barn Punt..
aW W; ire cos e E O11 curate. Please write for Inlormatloa. Eva
t ancouvea
TED
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some exhaustive studies the have
sOI?1t- - to
opinion -of himself and w',hg, Llmlted. 'Cottmto __ - Canada.
secured an app oint- ,GILDED wire Name Pins. 5oti-7 for-a-oo.
.,how or. •'1 r course fu watch nDalrfag and'
WORKS
SAFE O
been making into the. subject .of
fast what it is that produces a
,other, AM raking
' Eagle 3lfg• Co.. 47:0Frsneis St.. van-
ment as Magistrate. cover, ac. I 'a .1'old watch.* for practice. I would b•
1 [b anyone who would send me
TORONTO -
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winning hockey team - studies that
USED International' Hay Baler, almost new, very ,p•is.tetul
' # tut J it senatorlum
; - some. Doul:a vola o
to: Dan-
t FTOM BL 6. fe►wst
40 •
estabusDed rasp
Mok us a full five minutes. tiVe must
The Glades. N.B
Hr Was tr}'iii his first case, and ruhber ifr0s. Write or Daruculars
$ des' )3ros.. 2sl Railway Street. Timmins, Ont,
ellplain however, that at the mo-
the prosecuting Attorney made a WHF ye disaDDoiaced, Order Your Maple STOP !ja[OSINO wltnouc taxms aarinfng fa
i stay will Dower: For in-
" = tment of writing it looks as though very telling opening speech. When syrup now from .reputable producer for carnally of inns
iJiTew York and Chicago have been spring delivery, 14.75 Per gallon delivered. formation send 4r addressed envelope to Pierre.
let had fini<hed, the ttew Magistrate D;scoprR o) lamer Quantities. Mas your 442T Birks Building. Edmonton, Alberta._
eliminated from the N.H.L. play- s cheque or money rder to Kayroc•k Farms, REPAIR WORK
spoke ,up. 'A'hat'?s, enough,,' he said ,R.R No: I. Bracebridse, ort.. All cratrs -_
- 'offs. But -if - between now and the sharply. ' Prosteution wins!" oromn.", acAnowledged ___-_ ___, WATCHES,
time you -read this -' by soiree i
_ o FOLDING t'HA]RC, new tuarameed, nurdY.. Clocks. Ronson and Thoren■ Lighters reDsfred.
_>sriracle Rangers and Black Hawks , t told flat. No. 1 Maple. natural finish, $2.95 prompt waarsnteea sen ire. Mtefl order tilled.
should happen to squeeze in, well- I lite Attorney tOr tilt. Often: t 4ar•h. Paramount. lea Iang 'Earl,. 'Coronro, Kl1ng'a, 401 •Yonge;;Tr• nnro_
_THJS'DOMMED NONSENSH IS quite na•iurally,7nade a strong ob- It i cK Ftam. Guns, weed 'and brush burners --- 9TA\I1'9
efOr
jectlon, saving that the Magistrate of many uses• Immediate delivery, tVruative
•• +AT.i, OFF. ilustrated catalogue, Canadian Co-operative j
had n0 bt151ne5s deciding a Case ' Wool Growers Limited, Lennoxville,_Que I tntereatitts stapt ps gicbn• A• Premium to ens
Hlthout hearing the other side. "GO Ri.ACK and Ducker Electric Drilla, hrand collector 'writing for either m7 illustrated
SO now, just what is it that pro- , neyc. portable. 110 -volt, 00 (or, ^-51 rYrle, I pamphlet showing e'orld wide bargains con.
ahead :then ' said the Magistarte.. griai3v,-anportable,
rble $40.00: ?i" ;Z 7.00. SvrPlue I cerning sets, etc., odor. my +plendid assorted
'.ducts a winning hockey team, fel- i ,.Do your -heft - but I can tell yoot Tools, lea King Eaaf, Toronto. approvals. and making.'a purehaw. sets, iii
nge
'low •student3? Well, Lester Patrick py
pf admitted by Lester Patrick - that it amt going to do you a bit cob DitDing. reduced
from5'349. o 530. C>Advy'e ndl mors. •G Dnle heane x,657 � Fullum Sl at one ! .I
�.._'O; good" a .r Power Tool Chop. 147 Bea-erer S+reet Ottawa. Montreal., t
to know more 'about the inside of • 5-aos2.
kockey ttlan any living human. SQ 1 y THE Gt:ENTIN Ilrsu'S a 'Lion of -a
Lester once declared that a good A\7i,erelipon the Defense Alternxy "KIDDIE-KROM-E" CHAIR /�
oaltender is at least i5 pet cent of 1 proceeded to make . a speech that .. rl keop ioitr child amused'for hours At OPSCRATCH�NG
b' time. For illustrated folder write Box 2a - 1
any winning team. So we turn to., 1 . was just about twice as eloquent 12.3 -1stn i twat. \Pw -Toronto' y i _ Relieve itch its a Jiffy
the N.H.L. records and What :o we 1 and three times as persuasive as tis-�ao rior.LAVD visit -up BAI.K twine;
find? that of hii opponent. When he was tie. good condition. Inspection invited. Price ' Relieve itcbiutt due ro rarma. pmDia
+' about half ,Way through, the Nlagis- t2.O ri0 Joseph By;rno, woodslee, Ontario - >!olingt fent sad m . itch uowori Uri
coling medicated D. t O. heeerlstie.
• tordinary or atra strength)• Greuelew.
Here He scat Montreal Canadun trate halted him abruptly. "That's ,Wtlew. A Doctors totmuh. soothes ted
alms isteax itching quiell 3'e fritl
battle
have 'had only, 119 goals 'tallierl I' enough." i1e said. "This certfainly �li/r�nr vhit-or monerm�t. tTow4ruaist
'., O 0.0, ►eseerletten.
against them - 15 less than t'he 'I -Aciii beat Aitch', but nolo De ens. HARNESS &COLLARS
meat lowest. Ergo- Montreal Ca I wins."
,adieus must havc the best goa) ! • " " Farriers- Attetition - Consult Rol` YOUR OWN
tender. Double ergo - Montreal :-So as we said before, our hockey your nearest Harness Shop
" - Canadians must be leading the sac: studies have put .us in a somewhat about Staco Harness Supplies, "gTER CIGARETTES
by a large margin. similar predicament to that of tho We sell out goods. only -'through
+ * • , .,beginning magistrate. First, we 1 your local Staco Leather- WITH
t But there must be soniething •'thought 'that in hockey the best Goods dealer The goods are •..-
htl ha wire here. histe'ad of defense was bound to win. Then w and so are our, grins- t - -
�i 4i a 4ou `= fhotig a 1 mva t to most
Canadians name eing - We manufacture . ro .. our lac. - ,
its Adhem's - well ,ih front, the effective offensive. Now, after look- Tories - harness Horse Col
'Frenchmen are only in second- „ .ia,g thing's'Over,'we jiiftfain dont tars, Sweat •Pads, Horse Blau .IIS
�pri, and by a bare anoot, at that. know..Maybe'the ecce of pro- leets, and teai)tcr Travelling. _ . p't•� _
While topping them by 10 full-'ducing a winning hocj:ey team is to, Goods Insist on Stacu Brand `
points in the., right hand column are own the one"that gots into It InoiT Trade Marked Goods, and„YQu
the Detroit Red Wings - tic games. But we have delved into get satisfaction !fade only b7'
# e . tic records, longi enough for one -:"SAMUEL rREES TD• �,�GARE� raB����
Vv'elh maybe even ter, pall -Ick session. You, might•look up in g CO.,+
._might be wrong for once. 1'Chete'f �teani"did that yourself -then go 12 Wellington St, E. Toronto I - -
[lot. to be a first time for ,ev_er) take a ticket oil them for tete Play WRITE FOR CATgLCtGUE
f t
•thing) Perhaps, in modern hocked _
a
7
f -11
New — And All Of Them Useful
GREEN
THUM]
• ELECTRICALLY OPERAT-
DOOR OPENER.
one outlet at a time for about •
minute, then shunts to next outlet. • J
_
Unlocks garage doors, opens them
spraying allows time for seepage be -
• ,, ;
_
ht
e light stoo
orathat do
• r an Bperiods,•
a 6
n � B
end turns o d
tween spray s
�-
while operator sits in car. Another
water runs o$ lawn
a n `
K
.GARDEN NOTES
button in garage or inside house
ALUMINUM B U I L D I N G'i.
IiSare seed is %�'astcd Ly Planting
closes and locks garage door and
turns off light. Makers claim spec-
Utility buildings of aluminum u
rule is about three times.. the diam-
ial Safety ety ea ure e , i
sibility of accident to children or
for tool shed, turkey shelter, ere.
also
feter,
of the seed. With tiny seeds
pets playing near doors.
if put on. cement blocks, can;
maker.
_
like poppies, alyssum or turnips,
this means me,Tely pressing,the seed
like
LAWN' SPRINKLER. This
lawn has relay valve with
be a cottage, claims
PLASTIC IhT PIGSKIN: That
in the soil. With big things
sprinkler
outlets, each to
football you see kicked around neat
gladioli,, bulbs, potatoes and dafi-
list it from 4 to 8 riches, but
eight .connected
four sprinkler heads which take
fall may have a plastic bladder.
bladders for footballs.
means
' with beets, beans, etc., only about
care .of one section of lawn each.
water through
These new
basketballs, etc., are said to be
o
an inch 'to cover is necessary.
Relav valve sends
priced lower than usual kind and
■ «
to keep at least 92% 'of original
;i BIG CROPPERS
like lettuce and radish, carrots,
b planted
can e p a
pressure for siz.months or more.
HOUSE WARMEIR_
It is really amazing what vege-
beets,' beans, eta ,
at intervals, right up to the first
PRE-SET
Temperature control that •• gets
`
table crops one can get out of even
'tcb
week Tri I ul} .
rooms warm when you want theta.
a tiny. plot. A P 10 feet by 20,
the hardy floers will
outside;
with a little planning and ,double
Among
pansies,
jested for time rooms inside
cropping ,will. yield many meals.
cosmos, anytingrhing
and anything else listed as very
e
should be fully warmed ug. During
-Booed By Brussels Communists.
— Former Prime ' Minister Of course, in the very small vege-
one is wise to 'forget
peas
hardy'in a Canadian seed catalogue.
so resistant to
night it automatically shifts time
for the heat to gi on as era-
table garden
.-Winston Churchill, in Brussels for the International Furore those bulky or spreading sort of
booed by a large crowd of Communists s�uash
Some of these are
frost that they sow themselves and
is the
intotem
tare changes. It is wired into ain&
alar room thermostat, which retains
Movement meeting, was things like potatoes, coon,
he an.outdoor speech. Police arrested 60 Reds. in- or peas.- One should concentrate
come on as volunteer plants
control during daytime.
when made
t. eluding senators and deputies, during
an organized attempt to on beans, carrots, beets, spinach,
Spring. -
-
break up the talk. radish, lettuce, possibly a half-dozen
--
or .two of cucumbers, trained over
theseow
` .
„
` BY TOM GREGORY
the boundary fence. None of
vegetables take up much room.
Beans, beets and carrots,. for in-
_
stance, can be growr. in rows only
reason. was dark,, and quick • a foot apart, and 10 feet of any of
rNYSIGWtS AND OTHERS WHO MUST
♦
.She
them will produce many meals for
HAVE THEIR AUTOMOBILES READY
_ _ l
"How'll we know where 3 ou've the average am: y. With some of
• thing's like lettuce,
FOR INSTANT USE AT ALL TIMM
MM -
NEED NOT SPEND PRECIOUS MIN•
s
gone. ` the very eaily
radish and spinachi double crop-
UTES SHOVELING SNOW AWAY
^�
_
r 1
Walk beside me, quickly, whi.e
ping can be practised. Plant these
M THE GARAGE DOORS IFA
FROM
EVENING
I.-
I think." in rows, say,. 1$ inches apart. with
_ BURLAP CARPET IS LEFT SPREAD
--
APER
"'1 know!" cried ti�e--dark—girl. ( rows of the later things—beets,
.• Draw arrows on the pavement • I beans, carrots, parsnips, etc., in be-
N THE DRIVEWAY DIRECTLY IN
FRONT OF THE DOORS.
to show which Lvov you've 'gone: tween. Long before the last names
THE BURLU IS WcAMED AT THE
- By Matthew Weld .Have
you, got a pencil?••
are full-grown the first will be used
ENDS WHERE STOUT POLES MAY
BE INSERT£0 TO WHICH PUII-
It Ras, just an ordinary copy. 6f.
-"'.rill a pencil show.. on the and out of the way.
ROPES ARE ATTAR,FSD FOR ROLL
• -•, an ordinary evening paper. But
No,. look. my, lipsticks how fly." . o
ING84"THE CARPET, ATIM
LAVER OF SI OVER 711
-
when the girl looked up from read-
Thee dark girl darted off, and the FOR AN EARLY START
WEL40
DRIVEWAY BEFDAEINE CARPET K
BEFORE,
Ing it she saw that the man sitting
fair one Walked on after the mar•
h'sually there is a corner of the-
SPREAD WiLL PREY90 THE BURLAP'
- opposite her in the Underground
derer. garden which is dry before the rest
FROM FRfEZINC TO THE CONCRETE
- .railway was the murderer. There
. The man turned 'off into a side This is the spot to, plant the very
was the photo, and there was the
street, so she chalked an arrow early things, hardy vegetables ,and
man. Her- whole tummy sort .of
vrith her lipstick on the pavement, flowers than can go in the ground
:,gulped with shock.
taking care not to bend valuable just as soon as the soil is dry. Frost
.
What would be beat to do?
stockings at the knets. Then she and sn6w Later on will not hurt
She was a shy, pink girl, slim,
hurried on. these, iind sortie of them must make
YOU
RIOOORS AFTER WALKING NI SNOW RAIN,
- figureless; you could talk to her .
Then he turned off again, three their` first growth. while soil a+td
SET YOUR
CANE
IN
RUAHERS ON THE FLOOR AND FIVE MORTES
_
dozens of times and still not know
'
or four times, and. each time she air are cool.
AR -
LATERTjIERi tS AN ANNOnNG PHDDtF OF WATER AR -
her next -time you mei. Oh, and
drew a red arrow and followed hits. Among the vegetables in this cat-
OUND
T1dAl THIS CAN OREVENTED BE A CONYFOILCA _
'fair, of course. But the- was wear-
Then he turned into a narrow egory Will be the first planting of
A
AR1PM�,EMAOISfJ1R0EDFIVEf+A�
+ " jug a red plastic raincoat. She sat :'
alis}, and again down a tittle run- radish, leaf lettuce, spinach, early
.
CUT Wi nncrlONS OF THE TOP AND BOTTOM $O AS TO
- for a few thinking. Then '
wap into a dark court. She began onions and the hardiest of the gar-
FORM
PAR SEPARATE THE SIDES AND 8E110 ,
A OWN
,seconds,
the train began toslow down. and
to feel afraid. U p to. now there had den peas. All the vegetables men-
THEM DOWN TO FORM AN OPEN -BOTTOM, TROUGH
To
the man stood up and moved to
been no time for fear, but now '• tioned can be planted at least three
_
wards the door
suddenly fear was in her stomach- times, a fortnight •apart, and some
-'him-
- She leaped up to follow hftti• It
Had he recognized her as the
wasn't till she also was at the
door that she realized she had left
girl from the train who had sat
opposite him, reading that fatal THERE'S SCIENTIFIC METHOD IN
HIS MADNESS :V
= the paper on the seat. But it didn't
paper? If so, was he luring her
matter.
purposely into trig dark web of
_
" VVltat did matter was that now
he'd his back to her, she wasn't
alleys?
She thought of tier fiance and
_
�.
got
absolutely suit that he was indeed
her parents, and her little brother. ru
z
N.
= - the man. Her nerve failed her, and
But she knew she had to go on. x
-
she knew she must ace his face
She hoped very much that her
a
again before she dared enlist the
stockings wouldn't get hurt.
`%,y►a
_ Otelp of strangers to accost him
.•
A last look back. Was help com-
ll
.
j
... ..
1 be like if she
Think what it would Q
? r had the lipstick arrows
ing O
F
s made a" mistake!
feet?
got smudged out by `' l.� j
be
v
• e
ii s id
• -• • � - If she could .only set aio g
Lurking back, s o as not to.
-
.
more
bim,.or ahead, and. get one mo<,,„,
seen. she followed him into the
'dark here Iii turned
M
.
- s Pod look at lies fact—
court. From
They reached the' top of the es ed
again into another archway, across
4;?
r
lator, and the, crowd bottleneck
which old doors leaned and creaked
3•
at the exit•
longe locked.
at each other -but no 8
�
.�'
'
Out in the street, the man paced
She marked, her fast arrow and
fast through the electric light and
followed him.
chill of a winter afternoon. The
Behind the door, the Strangler
girl followed.
waited for her.
? t
= All at once, just ahead of thein,
_.;appeared a shop with mirrors in
nd ailed at his
He a p
E R FIRST!
S TIL I: ANOTHER TH N
I
-
_.
it. stowed
tie and his hat. In the glass she
,,••
..
. ,.
-_
saw him again clearly: It was the
The first industrial transformer
invented by a Russian natural
t
man.
It lie also.
But at IitC Sam's m0 nie t
was
i scientist. Iran Ussagin, it was
5C e
_
looked 'his oven shoulder in the
claimed in NI oscow by Prof. Victor
reflection and saw her, , his eye_
I Danilevsky, i student of the history
' doubt, • caught by- the splash of
of Russian technical knowledge.
`
no.
' red Tri the glass. Did he ren
scarlet .mac•
The #first patent for a transformer
was received by a Russian elec'tri-
, i R
Merril he roll along.
}' - '
thio same transparent
_-..this
intosH, this• unmemorable Pin^
cian, Peter Yabloclikoy, in France
1876. the
In the ca« s of
science.
.-.�
`Ores tea}' look with
blonde.'
lie did no
j .in November, professor
said:
jCb .
people
s tests the I.Q. of CfOtirs, but
The, titan moved or.
According to Encyclopaedia Bri-
.,
!Pile Alpin' Gra don does just 1
Took back.
The girl war now suddenly-
Slie undid her
tannica, the , first successful trans •
1 former Lvas demonstrated by �Vil-
q
Y ^N6�..� P'
PP
4 L
9 .
- s
raised eyebrows at a man who
his critics
possessed of genius.
r and in one spasm whipped
liam Stanley in the United States
rR
that and confounds
b} pointing out 'that lie hasn't
raincoat,
it off .and .threw it into a ;doorway'
I' and I P t in scent service
montlis T686 or official”
"
punched a tianeclock in }ears.
as she went by. Now she was nr'
'raincoa-
Soviet publications have claimed
I P
, ..
j
Graydon is a 72 -}ear -old in-
longer a scarlet plastic
lon was a grey coat and -skirt.
that Russlans were the first to in-
tub-"
s
entor, scientist and philoso-
But nosy.,, as she hurried afte
V the airplane, the glider,
Helicopters, steam engines.
pher. At tops left, Graydon
ked breathlessly
looked
-the ma n she e o
marines,
�'� ��•ool combing ma chine.
talks with one of his crows as
'r
in s i ht.
bobb • g
Not a }
,- - ]ielp. o
and a •z- •
_
r.
�.
a action t0 •
he bird's ds re
i eta t �
le $
,.for
But there was another girl walk
_._.._..-_ ._
,>
,
Words and sounds. Top right,
• --ing a}ertg-ahead_Qf her, so slit
PROOF ' =
' '
-di-splayss tee,
caught up with her —a plump gid
•sniail
•
made from strips of od tire
~ _ -fn a satin blouse too for her.
❑
a
Nlr. Dillirt
"school facilities. b
casings. Developed during the
i as it turned out, and a mole>
Their went plinkety-plank
ham?" repeated the real estate ag
i-
t �,
•, ��
wartime tire shortage, he still
'
coat. -feet
in step, and then • out of step,
eel "I assure you, sir, that there
is a • big modern, schoot within a
ill -,uses
;
it as a spare. At right he
his a bow—
the
%'
plays violin with
pavement.
' "Look. help me! Don't think I'm
stone's tli of ahi's beautiful es-
4
:a :>
actually four bows together—
mad. but that ,man in front t' �r.
ad,
-is 1Llaitland," that murderer t}iey'tit'
9
Nfr. Dillingham had good cause
which plays all four strings at
A noted Violinist will
looking for. I've, seen his, face. -let
'in believe the agent, 'for at this
a stone the size of
once.
SOOn Use the bow on a radio
help quick , and conic after n•c."
„ I . •
precise r.'o neer
a canteloupe hit. lifgi squarely over
t,.
a jltl[ore than one string to his bow.
broadcast.
lice i. i didn't [
The of g stn • to
r,hc left ear.
s _
'
_
-
— _ -k
3a.e, r'alrpu.. ����.., main road, --lb. 45e
_ R•hai • tbrtll 43vnY Umbo Illi Oui: t�[1�
ppyU_-L@ CIILLi'CII. '!1 t1U uD. neck ao baRec rcrrwar UOCYh ..
U trIIl, �aaLUr@ lana r r • waTCli and CTACK •tnnedu,uen Ymeq wnoonneve�eoutd tsonlm� steaks
u-J J a_re� etc. with - r.EPAIRING era now I,rouQ of ehaoely. heatthY-looluni bodla
;for ne,ierS, Z 1'beY thank Gbe ePecla r>io<-b�M • tteeh-butldtai
1 to 31ana6er lia, ell tonic, Oetrex Ste conla. sttmulante 1a��.l1��oratuve
' water. ARP Y Uiillx' fun, VlcBli:a Bi. calcium, enrich¢biood. omDrvve • !
Farm B, Od: ` u toy' i cue nourla�ti lmme �Du�Lmh1on biroero bonm�
---... en, Out. N; the 6. 10, lb or 20 lbs you need for normal welt. i
P'dR T-4,ruomed house. turn- �O( S �al�� ♦ corse Uetle New •set nl, T bet$ else only—
elevsric, hard and soft water, •� 1i�Y 1� famoae Ostro: Toile Tkblete for new aloe
(jibed, ; ® s„ and added Douade. inu yen day. At W dct1991+40���
garage and buildings, 4 miles west `. SIWEgMNNW 1i 't ���� �_ 6
"of pickerin8• a?hone Toronto: GL
6660. Pro C�I�EENW00
white
female hound, white Glen Knapp; p '�! 19`
breast, white front feet, "Roy Skin- - +e • '��
P$o�E 287 Thoppin�i Ll
Ina beans Igo s
brenerd name on tag- est seen around -
Chalk Lal.e, Feb. 23. Please notify PAO� `-
Henry Leask, IIkbridge, phoue 101. PIS 187 R 81
FOR S SLE --brand new slat crir L �,�� We $ancDe Bnn.Ray Feeds • X70
water pump. Will make instalLtiur_ �. - –r
-
Electric chick brooder, 500 chick ' - Neater Feeds and , __Chicken Haddie tin '
Ele a Grains
4 arras cream ' separ fair
size. \Ia-sey,H Wetittee
tor, mad.
size 350 lb. per hour, in 'i Want a New
sass
•good condition, Apply S. G., Barnes, . The Best in service And Ib.
Welding Shop, 3 miles north of the style Helivery Rice
-Town •01 Whitby, on No. 12. SH.�3LPO0 - F'INGERWAFIVG
Mar, 20 A, ,J', �IORDFN SON
CL NG and STYLING $1100
"Early cockerels•.... ,marketed when �iACHZ\E PEpNL4NF'NTS ,$i w demand keen and Prices high", I MRS. L. BARRETT , er bread mix 27c
that's what Farm News, Dept. of 4 RIm.t BITs1D FARM Shirriffs Sing
Agriculture. anis••--they 3uzgeit IIIA 2 1.2 � North of Pick= ng EILEE_N JACKSON,
early hate - - -- - -- - -
yon order Hillside chicks now. They • Appointments accepted angrpme OE"i'Ob1LrTRJ�BT' �nt• no ' pOtat4es �ke1 • • 29C
have light-heavy cox immediate de- FUOXE • PICKER W 197J12 Fye. Examined Glassen i' tied e
livery, also•started chicks: of Five Team experience len one of Tu�ay Evenings . Pickering -
C rztP,Y :1iILKS, PICKE...NG Toronto ,b finest &hope 7 - 10 P. M,
WOtiiEN! Ga � . ds' 16 lbs. New' Sep. too, Try famous Fts>st 1 Raft e(` Masonic
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for double
(Health Report Coatianet3 Hall
results: new healthy flesh, new April 1948, with. Dr. The. Blair, P�t;(?NE PICK. 48, � Ric
aician. ■
: • -•
vigor. New "get acquainted" size, Oshawa, - as consulting phi -
The torch Pickering Red Cross
only hoc, All druggists ulchased most of Lue equipment
FOR SA -Buckeye brooder and p ied vOIuut0era t� adsisr a .f pi•1oNB is$
- -Stove, coal oil burner, also exten- and supe_ i PI '^>'
- - 52J4. thr c.11.,-.s under the aupervislon o1 C�CEFLI'�IG: 8~ A'RiO
pion table. Phone Pickering Dr. TomIbnson and the Ptnblic See Us -
t twa. T. Heron. Health :curse. Results in both Cea- � -
TDNDERS W.ANTE'1? - tres have juatitied 'the program as For. �'
forst'. and cement steps and side- shown by increased interest in child ief NAPS RETURNED 8AM10 Dai * �� E �s�
for ss: also for fixing lawns, Park care and nutrition on the part of EECWVMD i
Crescent, near the lake. Fairport I the mothers attending; 17 cldnlco>Z REAL VALUES a or 8 expoeups fnno &"*eloped and /�."ERAL 1
Beach. A. Brills, Dumbarton. P: O I were held with an, attendance printed safe. Reprinb 4c. each. hivste Aalbulsow
Mar.ia:-• ! 292. Two proposed Boarding Homes J n OUR PRINTS ARE MADE WITH
R SALE -mare, chestnut, 1700 were inspected, no licenses given. It J ONE AIM+, , •TO GIVE OUR CU8 �.r Seth. MR
HEIR
lbs, last years colt- Buckeye ineub- I.is the responsibiHtY= .:the Board �DWARE VERS B""a" H NAME Markham. Onte
- stor, feast harness, walking D of Health that no child is boarded 1► BEST • , • ,LOOK FOR THE NAME Markham.
scuffler: also wardrobe and china under three years of age for more 1'� �LOg ON '1iE BACK OF EVERY
.: cabinet. XPPIv- n acylyk's, corner that 24 , haurs without permission. PRINT.. IT'S YOUR ASSURANCE
station Rd, and Range. LtL�;ar. 2; The Public Health Nurse attended �L�b�� BUSHBY OF. QUALITY. RADIO :�EI��'IC
nine meetings and addressed 11 .in b Free F;nlargmnent with'Initial r
X t3Li�X13, ni�-a� 11 i and - 19„Ig _ PIL'R. 4g Ordee. Guaranteed Repair Service
Installed: manufactured by Hees - fid. -Jean Y•os� Rituten, 1'. H. N, T-8 1 ttAraon.`Ont.
Bos 63 Dept.
and' Son R. C. Blewett, Aa'.ncourt ,Sunitarj bervice5 4
- Phoney t;Rn�'ER 6993; ?.GININ Dr loos reported- WaL there are. -
DOURT 320 W•• i 15 restaurants'. ,all v1 which have z tit and Sold pHotue 7 R 12 . Pickering
:(iaF. l8' oils[ aceamdation for pa- Used Clothlug - sterilised, clean- p”
suitable t
sir i:NT c,L(lt; off bur. trona. All eating places are lnspec- •d and pressed like new, Carr! a W. (}. CARI$Oai
I
FAJI O' ' C -
aers, for I:itchen rantea, tnstallpd ted ever. 3 months. Jiowt• meat cold large stock of high class suite, �CFiIIi'r'EYS RE-BUILT
MAMO
t9-Xear -guarantee.'- ti i �,C ore stn for local eodPumDtion is { uuada A- . overcoats send pants. Also a [off
Make del
Slaughter a or o
In;,.,,rL.
'Grover pProved. Tht#re are two stock of new leather teats anA NEWLY-BUILT or R,E,pAIRI]D Ray Ma M
Agin-
g houses tn- the township. Plumbing• windbreakers, and gents' [nrntett- .
' ,820 W. ylar: 18 Sags at very reasonable grit". Call pRE$_�'WOOD, O.'�l'pARtO
inspection is carried out by the 13LL- 'Arthur' Field
- - aiding Inspector. Private enterprise tnd be co�� n�� a,
_ e e to vOi t Provides a recuse coltectiou and its PHONE, PICKE�d 52 W f
Notice 1 {„j i disposal at municipal :dut11P is und- M bbd Bt. We&f, i)rhaw 'last. --
a v er the 'supervision a1 the Sanitary
nam F•,,ee _ Inspector; Complaints received •dor - FOR FREE ESTD ATM i QQ�q'y OUR MOTTO - SERVIcm OUR AO[
�RPENTERP\G Ing the year referred to faulty rep-
CE3dENTINO tic tanks and rodents, In conn ols Pso� plpg, 198 J It PLUMBING ion with the three awimming P _ pOFINO in the Lownshtp,tests of the water Qnrney Warm Air Farnacee ak R.Smith. - R general sanitat_ Fr,
�e �jap sell 8� Or ming for turbidity and S Ai Oonditioning Systems
1
EMP ire Bathroom Jon are made at, intervals of three
Pickering Market & Locker Plan#
- : b�atpment. Duro Waive weeks. :Filter Unite and Snmiditers
Bet. , i3gd. - P. w Boos, �• RC�Dtwi AN
M,.tem•. �>•� _ .. ; a swrl�ucai Stacetnents p H O N E 3 0
Madding MAMIA" �e� Q..,,.a.a } as shown by the Assessohe returns Sheet Metal Works' -. QUALITY MEATS -'
-�
is 7.704. according to the records
E. J.
pmol iSE+ oi' the Division Registrar three occ- _
• J r j� v
urred . during the year fig births : +S7 TUDOR, STRr AJAlC
with no stillbirths. Births to res-
idents registered at Toronto and
Markhamn totalled .95, Deaths from - • _Roast
�� all causes numbered 53, There was NORMAN GRAHAM
ANL one death undo' 1 year anal no ma_
: 1 ■ ternal deaths As items of interest, Btt�ock Rd. sail No. a • • -� or
Sirloin
,
the* following lists the leading can- Phone: Pickering
ita6d ,
sea o1 deaths at all ages:,. 34 died
•Thentre at ?0•Years and over; cardiac dis- W t
ease 'including corolrary thrombos •
.5 asks
1
.. 18 ; cerebral hemorrhage and .other Queen Drop, Coolies 84a ng
• degenerative diseases 13. Violent i8c se 9c
Stoufvllle Hem I Be.n& I ,7
deaths, ,6 and 3 were attributable S Pis Cern Por er ou
1 6 lb'
to cancer.. DUl Pickles, Ige sire. 2
rbona Stoufiville Us The Medical Officer of Health - -
A SEE YOUR FAVORITE �EA� wishes••to thank all who have ass- 9to�e .Hon>� tach Weekday _ _ A
:.Lst at Lite STANLEY isteid in the work of Public Health • ZC
8"W'day Matinee B P. M. in the Municipality during the year
aoo a1 m. To 7.00 P., Dome Arc. ?r, JCWei
111Mee OPS S1sch ltisht at 4.80 specially Mr. A. Archibald, Ina- GAS AND OIL
' pector of $Ohools, the Teachers, '?lade roasts
march 18, 19 tpn Rotary Club of Pickering, lion .
- - S� �� THE tflp•EtDB me attd :WL
School Clubs, N. and 8• � � �
�r bait sail Ooete>ao ` Branches of Red Cross, Women's E et 29c.
t� vPiti. Iaacft
utee, the Kiwanis Club of Osh- dE rr�
OOai1 awn, Children'& Arid Society 'sh
��� •
' awn, and the cssM.
Tonslilseou, 3L a
.• > a, >tsedlo i Officer of seydtL >Fsnl�vhAY Country style sausage 39c lb
rpA i Pkkerla8 Township C91Islag Down The Alpe ....
Coroner C�e - nt (toad tv club bed Row for Blue L64Y
- s - - -_Ste-win -lamlx—
a The Brock Goad Community
Club far Away Places :.
1' _.
De1d their regular Euchre at the �
y Brougham, Town Hall on March 9, Golway nay
i-• 1 with a good number ant. Plans ars �,5 �•� a 1 It',S :lerF:� ",Swiftenirig - r Ib
eomDlete for our Irish night.
and S TeleTlataa -
tiiNis!�► 1ZttiT.' wp expect a good turnout. Prizes
i,
wpa by Mrs. Manson Ellicott. ftby RSL Ups
y spa, s-Bo�t As li�$�� I �. Stephenson, and Consolation. - Our --'Corim Beef
)' y,. �. Gentlemen wutns Album Ai6b Side rel s Of a ry
il. 1 • . Mr.Francis Maisons M York W" .Guy :.�
QML
9160 •till's." Consolatie" tit Mr. It
Ifilir. Aetreshmeu'A wet• ber-
�..,. ted 'fie 11�es b ![t� Walt Call-so Nbw>tfesu foil
tea' e� aa,f 11es Ms. Seas Vsegli pop
war. a
io.Nted atrsr the fine In the Dnal'►t .r P1toa, PLnllrilli t 31
g,isc30 Ot 1:I. Rllkotl wto was ILL D 0
r: r oTM spe�9 D-�
va p��e pb '� fa • : .
�, t1Ro 'psi M`e1I.=�odlore" >ttOsLes► stints~; • soeide,i ddalaa:
t wee Zia in tie Bands 0�1 Lies circ✓ + a AtiltNow Now 111011111 .
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of one a, e. of wheat down and her- los sad awti, til'�iwwiette. canthi M. IL Ib%der 6 tL etrt; X 8. asst
BRYA14T, PROPRIETOR wed and tithed and thea the now; 91ec. Washing machine, Bea- er bet; Uri" toothTS 11 A
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e rocese continued for six years. The tty,; 2 lawn mowers; 3 Pal, table section drag Larrows; I nbm
Studebaker Sales and Service main ptuyose oC the picture was to Lamps; 2 Else. floor 194ups; 2 Sets H. llrhoe drill; Steel land rot'
bring out the point o1 stewardship bedroom dishes; 8 day clock; or; N. H. cultivator. Doering
eels-not only of money, but also of ser- 3 pro. drapes; Feather tick; Pr. of ivator; Set in-throw• disc harrow"
.b7PE LINE OF XTB vice and what a little could prod- of pillows; Carpet sweeper; Card Scultler; Rubber tired ' :ws4oW
]Now ON DISPLAY ace over a period of time. Much of table; 2 verandaSettgo. Real wand flat hdLy raoir' Set
9 - TpR'ID1(} A1tID REPAIRS TO ALL MAKS OF CARS o. o small tables; Ironing board; good bob sleighs, new shoes. WA-
TOWING the late Henry Ford and he brought 3 crocks; Wash tub; ,Copper boil- gun box; Gravel box; Steel barrel$
FISONE: tvkrgy =50 _ 200 DUNDAS ST. \.FST out many of his museum pieces to er; Sledge and wrenches; 8 rods of Set Renlirew scales, 3,000 lbs; Y
harvest the grain. We recommend chicken fencing; 8 steel posts; Co- buggy; Root pulper; Broader hon-
`� this picture to any and all. m�mode chair; Flower stands; Hall se, 7x7; Jamesway brooder stove - -
n lots of time for supper. Do not The Dafrodil Club met on Tues- tree; No, of dishes; No. cooking and hoover. M. H,. Nor 12 walkint
p day evening and were pleased to utensils;'No..curtains; No. sacks; plow; Fleury walking plow; 2 arts
East Woodlands forget your new membership ticket hear the reports of their efforts the Trunk; 16 flock hens Stepladder brass chirmes; Set block and tack-
s —you can' obtain them From Mr• week previous In regard to the tea Large funnel; "5-Gal, can; Numer- le; Wheel barrow; Ox yoke; M. EL
We are glad to report that Airs. Cliff Bassett, Mr, P. Comport or they held. It was agreed to hold ous other articles All furniture, tractor, new on rubber, power
i9. 1liorgaa is home Yroan hospital Cdr, A. Hulh executive meetings monthly to han- real good, tape -off; Tractor plow, 3 furrow.
+land is progressing-s34eel3t a most of-the de.tail_b-usiness and ***s I H. C,,M. H. seed drlil;, Buckrak'e
There is still a lot of bad colds owe Registers leave the regular evenings free for Terms cash_ No reserve on 1928 Choy. truck; Forks, Shov-
and flu around and we hope"with Tuesday March 22.- auction sale our programs. Next month we hope Sale at 1.30 KEN and CLARKE els, Hoes, Rakes, Chains, and num- -
tls coming o1 the better weather of near new Ford Fergulsou tractor- to have Mr, P„ A. Varnham, Pres., PRENTLCE, auctioneers. ' erous other articles
all should lie, feeling better. Do •aad equipment, farm stock, imple- of Scarboro Hortieu-Itural Society. - -- --- HAY and GRAIN
forget that Monday is the first menta, hay, grain, furniture etc. on as our speaker, in which case the — 1 mow clover hay; 1 mow mixed
y o1 spring. Lot 25, con 6, Markhaan Twp. ow meeting will be thrown open to the AUCTION SALE A -hay; 1 loft clover hay; Qty of oats
ether good thing about Mon- the highway north of Unionville.-' at community. F'ro'm Stack Implements, �brniture Qty of fall wheat; Qty, Corn in the
day, is `t3idt,�,it is Bingo Night. A Cash El Property—belonging to Mr. Friday evening the weather spoil- the property of sheaf; Qty. turnips;. Qty. of clove!
Targe crowd is expected, so you had F. Tett. Sale at 1.00 Terms cash, ed the crowd to some extent for Rte. 60i1111ER1'IiALE 1 seed. Number bags potatoes, '
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better come early if you wast a No rese, a nment and films Lot.-- ---
—isat"he" en ire new Cyajke Prentice, auctioneers, sponsored by .the W. A. but it is o1 Cherrywood ; Quebec heater, new; Glasscupboa-
prizes for the 12 games, straight s*ss ! hoped we cleared sufficient funds T O = RCFI24' rd; MaClary's kitchen range, coin.
panes, then that popular $10.00 Thursday, March 24auctionsale" to purchase prizes for the Sunday HORSES plate with warming closet, and- 'wa-
Opeciai and that Jack -Pot which at farm "stock, implements, hay. School pupils deserving same for Black Percheron mare, 9 yrs ol'd ter reservoir; Qty. fruit jars; Ce- _
this week is $30.00 in cash. So grain, potatoes, corn in the sheaf. attendance,. and good behaviour Black Percheron mare, 10 yrs ' Ilar table; Davenport; Wicker ro-
'tsome on out folks and let's play furniture etc., on lot 27, con. 2, in during the past year, These .will be (Th-is team are full sisters well ma- eking chair; Bookcase; Large mire-
BINGO. Pickering Twp. property of Reg. purchased by the W. A. and pres- tched) ; Bay Percheron mare, 9 or; Brass bed and springs; 2 steel
YrsIf you happened to Passing Somerville, at Cherrywood• Sale at anted the Sunday following Easter. % Bay Clyde, 9 yrs old. beds and springs; Bed and. spring.
the hall last Mondayinight and 1,00 p ,m. Tern4s cash. No reserve I The sale of home-made candy was HARNESS 3-4 size; Wooden bed; "2 wash st-
Isaw a big bulge in the wall, it was as !alfa sold, Ken and Clarke Pren- an excellent plan and netted a tidy 1 near n 's team har- ands;. 1 Commode. -Toilet set; Mo-
from that record crowd that turned tire, auctioseers. I sum also. Thanks to all those who ness; No. of horse collars; Single Bern Buffett with mirror,; 1932
out to see the Minstrel The ass*• assisted in the program to make the set of harness; set new horse Can- Ford coach No, . other household
y,all_was filled to capacity and ev- Friday, March 25—auctio11 sale oi evening a success. •ked articles not mentioned.
•ry one thoroughly en;uyed- the high grade Holstein heifers consie- _This week will -be another full Cattle Terms casbl,,No Reserve. Farm Sold
Guernse cow, in f n Clerk
• grand performance 'put an by -the ting of springers, one• to three yrs. one for all with a pot lut"'k lunch- y u]] fl Sate at i P. M. Don Annan.
"Couples Club" 03 Kev, Beach Um- Old; term clock, fmplemente, hay, ` eon and quilting on Tuesday and a PIGS Sen ;and Clarke prenrtice, Anct.
ited Church. The proceeds were to luratiure etc., on lot 31, con, 4, surprise party on Thursday, in add-
.beltp the. "building tv.ad" of the new King Trp, property of Mr. Zwiuthfifes to'boys' work on Monday: C.
Nrnige Church. e at 1.00. Terms cash. No res- I. T. on Wednesday; "Trail Ran- ATTENTIONFARMERS
- At the ]3tecntt re meeting -last eryecugs as farm said. Kea and Clarke gars and Choir practice on Thurs- ,
Tuesday night, a letter was read Prentice, auctioaeero. day and movies on Saturday.
by`the Seere".. 7, announci the sass Please note there will be no mov-
resignation of the old ""Sports Corm- 84turday, r:3=--'_=---"c;c�°n sale fes Friday night, but a matinee will we am pyo tis WON"Phssat>t� ]Peissa
vLhtee". This was accepted by the o1 entire lot of high-class futralture be shown on Saturday afternoon at _-_ ]list Do" ae Oft"sd FI •fir
Executive -and Mr, P. Comport Was househoLd ottecta, garden tools etc- 3 p• m, when a sea story will be ,the —
elected to be Chairman of the new Thi is a real good lot of furniture, feature. .HORSES CATTLE HOGS
eommdtooe. It is hoped the new one property belonging to Russell Dav- Due to illness, .lir. Braham was.
will soon be formed so that we will Ideon in. the Village of Ckerrywood, unable to attend the" Communis-
have.some real lively activities this plakerin8 Twp. Sale at 1.00. Terms ants'" Class last Friday. but _.plans
NUmmer, eaah. No reserve. Ken and Clarke to start this week at 7.15 p, m. and GORDON yODNG LIMITED
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The welcome dance held by the Prentice, auctioneers. all boys and girls interested in the
"County Club" was a huge success sass church membership, are invited to
and omee more they played host to eATURDAY, X&ROK 19—,sordes attend. dSOOELII�I i!. PLCtiRIld9 1600, 7�0 AA �, PICXARt1q i
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a; large group of Teen-Age's from sale of lem stock, da T Cattle, tan- :Text Sunday evening the Fellow-
Soarboro. The, committee of this plonkogA ;, ba-Y, 9T&11L room tum- Ship Bible' Class will be in charge
group of young people are already, true sae, on lot 1. COs,. i, lisrkhOw of the church service and teacher
planning another of these dances . etre,, propertT of Bon OO:1FVst1. George Cain will be the speaker. _
'for next month. gale at 1.00 p, sL Terms 6sell. The Sunday morning; March 27 our
There will be a meeting of the arm eoi4l. Ken and Clarks Prentice four new elders will be ordained so
!carnival Committee at Mr, A, Hull's zartbareses, please leeeP this date in mind. �armer * Producers -
on Sunday adternoon, so will ali Don't forget the C. G. 1. T. Cb-
7tpembers please take note. Ctatennisel Palled Church mese Festival and Affiliation ser:.
Attention! all you people that en- vice on. Red. March 23rd. Ther ZUsie
joy a good laugh. This week the Despite snowcommittee
conditions there Hogs,, Calves,'Eggs, E,g'gs, Poultry
isnoTie committee is presenting for was a fair turnout at church this ,Auction Sale Blah Class Furniture TBR.OUGH PICKBRINti FASUM PLANT AT WERT8?, ONT.
..your entertainment "Big -Noise". Sunday morning and the attendance . theproperty of �
"starring Laurel and Hardy, so come at l9=day School was only downs �Cy�yFyL DAfrIISOV ORT OUR PRICES BtFORE YOU ORT-9,, YOU SLVIS TIS
--ion out folks and lust laugh to your little from other finer Sundays; The ti- ygt,;l; OF CMWgRk-WooD 8AA012N8, AND IN KArfY CAMS YOU GET MORA THAN
heart's content. This week at the speaker at the morning service was ;T M_ARk4H 2 WREN YOU SHIP TO TORONTO, THA AS MER I$ BZCkAUSSZ
afternoon show, the 'children that Rev, Richard D:, Jones, whose sub- *ass WE SELL DIRECT TO THE CONBUIMR.
hav? been in attendance for the lect was "One God .... One World", Chesterfield good.; 2 Chesterfield -
past three weeks will receive their and his message was especially for chairs; Oak dining room suite, ne-
'bag of candy:. Thin sgatem of tick- memibers of Service Clubs who Were arty new; Sofa bed suite with SPECIAL PRICE ON -
eta will be carried on so send the invited to attend the services; Mr. arm chair; Parlor settee: Kitchen-
Middies along on Saturday after- PURE 1Q3Tl'LH-RENDER1iL) LARD TM9 MMM
can:net: 2 iron beds, oy.�. 20 POLTIND PAIL, $3,70
noon=it costs fust lOc., and the Cl,ri,tian; and Jcw4.
Vanity .dFe�!;ing t„1,1«;; 3 1:ascersc
show starts at 2.30, and is thrrm_h Pract`.cally everyone rcmaincd 3 wa<h stands; '' _Iatttes�es2 "
'around 5,00, so they will be homeiekerin
`eta 'of springs; Child's c t, matt- P? Farm' s Limited
rens -and spring good; Rug. 4x12_; 'WHITBY 336 — NIGHT Olt DAY — WHITBY. ONTARIO
_ . Rug: 10x1'3 ; Rug ..5. 1-'_: s 7 1--2 ; - — -.. : .
Full Lino of Coekshutt Mat'hir ery Drop side couch with Ynottrese:
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— 12.E P. M. to b,A9 P. Dd. gabby Munroe is still in the Sick. Tdl3I.E OR.CIiOTIiS —Give Your Table The ;dew' . ti
y Children's Hospital, where he and- Spring Look _ 'They're beautiful !
ration last week. and 85c.
era,ent an ape 4b id ........ yard. 70c, ti4 ta, ,,,,.... y
. . , .' Rev. J. K. graham is, out again. .. ,
�• • QO�ES� p�flne Be after an. attack of the flu last week. LOVELY NEW SLIPS FIOR LOVELY LADLES
B 'Harris LYttle lett for St. Louis on White and Tea Rose ....................... $1-98to $2,98 4
Sunday, returning Wednesday. .�
The
store aeAlex Ballik suffered a 'heart alt- NU-BACK FOUNDATION GARMENTSTS
k on Saturday . night, as he was i
_WEST HILL somiewhat (improved int present.
is Brassieres .25 an 9
�PIQKHRINt3 Club is busy `•(�pTHIC' tem r ........ ........ S
Phone: as Phone: Scar, 2802 The ,on We Go"
' Cord res $1 d $1
_ preparing two one-act .plays to bit
(presented in the church, sometime
_ in April. • Kroy Men Toni
Whitby Rotary Club on the Little Bette Stroud entertained
Greenwood y Little Bette Stroud entertadned WOOL - = PERM$2.50 T3
15th, !':� a number of her friends on tied- THE NEW BROWN $2:50
ecce t On March i7, lVirb, Ivan-Macl,ean. nesday, the .occa§ion being--her bi- Galore OXFORD REF2LI6 - $1.25
rthday. 411 LeadA'S Shades i by "Sismau" is .A.
W. A. sold hot coffee and Secretary of tete County Farm For- 40c. Oz, Real Winner.
,weimers at the Oscar Raine sale on ums Committee will attend the _ You'll like them.
'_- Tuesday and met with success. Forums Zone meeting at Lindsay. "'Glees River all sires � $�'�
-- - On Monday eveningjagemont Foruan� have The ay,March 9, at that homon eaof - _-- -
the C
to r held in the ia�clnded memb rs of the Aiternoo]i M
--------��t� � p'a� >}'oru_m�s to cow -- - _ -ary and Beason Lehman. Goad- age S�M�
to their meeting Assortment O[ VSA.'�TDB OF _
Brougham Town 8011 at 8.80 when W A., Mrs. Wm. Agar and Miss good, spent a few days last week TSO ,38c, end 49C.
d9areats. Baby Goody And IpvEI.Y
',�Wn Beare, County Weed Ins- -Mowbray..The worship service was with their graa
�setor, will speak on the "desitruc- prepared and presented ,by Mrs: E. Mr. and Mrs. 878• Davies, Lea. TOYS EASTER CARDS
'tivenaes of weeds on your proper- Trimble and Mrs. A. 'Morden, It side, visited friends here on the ' ..•I� 'em Over.", •'
CUTE%"'
.- S►eryone welcome. Come and dealt with the topic
"Responsible• week-ead, Nail Polish -.25c.
welcome address. Parents ,, Mrs. Agar gave an, Inter- Mrs. M. D
*est this raper was =Goodwood - - ---- -
ar T. P. U, drama goes to Cen- message using the story st — visitor Inweek. _�lergens WOODBURY
wa, on the Whore Love is, there God is also-" Mrs, J. B. Wilson was a Toronto
etre !floral Church. Ostia "he visitor on Tuesday of last week, COLOGNE. - — Hand Lotion . BOC.
'!lad, too present their drama. Sad gee pointed. out the beet that — _ _
__--,�: the 28th, soma of them will take Rho kums onlhis own nation is visiting h
y es sister, Mrs. Leask.
par! 1a the drams !estival to be iuot a child." Mrs. Hugh MoCrim- 95
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mon gave same hor organization,"
he , Mo T 7
- Rev Q1. Lu'tlman a'ddreseed "haw to kill an organization." The
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LL We regret thatthe Swot t
' !tit who came
herelasttall, have�l
out... that's your business. Your right to k*"-,. W evale
Your private affairs private is a Cherished
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' the employ o[ 12r .and Mrs. •Co
'• ., �, • • • d and have returns
to the. city.
t bits. N K. Robinson cid as "at Inspector Archibald paid our
p - 1 community
principle of Canadine booking: - ' home" in honor at MisehM Al
al l vis s is b
— dder, vv has the
very act- .ports that agood tpr gree
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Who is ' eavin�
church Alexander and Y local a
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-,3, \EXT time you are in yo�� —'` � .work, especially in mL3ionary. work Cong?'atuiat[ons to our
Mrs. W. Johnson spoke very highly istered seed grov6ers upon th
f ..
how many people keep thea' Cheques face of her, Mrs, Robinson, on behalf of ,winnings at the• Seed Fair to
- e iaromen presented her with a bride o
last War
tike you ...While they slake beautiful white ands;teapot, hot ye es4ueyn
Saturday
idown ... just p
on Cir his barley.
d cream an a;
.. clover •seeds • Fr nk • fetes
. water dug, elan e d sugar red o a
: out their 'deposit slips. Notice how they e1oN set, all to cnwtch. The recipient on his barley and soy beans, a
thanked all very graciously and' variety, and F. M. Chapman,
Y - their passbooks before handing them in— said She .'hoped she would digit his Ajax oats; Frank n o nbig
yl+l�tevale again, where she had tho Junior section, won o -his
t
and get them back Closed too=' such wonderful friends. The rise. is the pries of'best
' �� reCo ."7 'w nin
Weather conditions depleted the whotje were aslitt a anziou g our tow
N, Canadian bank servL, 8'mZ "7 -- Sunday School attendance.
Quite a numb
of teen-agars and the h2&h purchase
prices Ind
• r •irtwyone as confidential. Every employee, - young folk are attending the class- rhes in .the tall,
being. held la the United Ch'umh Herman Cobden aped sun
when he sums into ' the' service of roue. ' , ice. There - the city with bis brother and'
following Wot'ahip Ser►
t t - "What Church Membership means fly.
Mra Gunter and Mastee Bit
bank, look a solemn deelarat3oa of seereat: n
— _ t Your relationship with your flank is the _ �-Mr. and Mrs. Earle Campbell tarsen to Hamilton atter a.
bpeat the eft'-end with John and with her parents, Mr"tisnd
t . oenrydtantial bu�einen reiation� -�— sr Mrs. Tweedle. H. NesMe9•
)etl0st: vitally _ Misr CQnale Randall sad Susan airs. Marie CrawKosi has
tip you have
Brumner were at t_he Randall home ed from 'visiting her sister, Mrs.ere she
oa .the Weeit-end' c ho lost their youngest girl,
Norman anti bits. Leo 'and sons
�ssell and Jim, spent $ttnday with 1.1 -years, recelAIT. Much 6'fm
Conlrcistthis Canadian way with conditions tu' ur; Aathoar.' lei extend
ed to the tamely.
- - Lands wMre freedom is denied—where every
' It is 1►oped when folks havo theirta: Boand his recoveringas returned ( a
gardens planted, dogs, which noat h}t his sestet', M>y 'T•
'� • bank is a Otme
political tool, every banker'a public *c -' z roam the vluase, will
be kept He � 4gradually reco.ering
home where they ,belong. of his right aide.
r officiot working for the Statel State monopoly ,; r There willbe `a sacral
�ankin�, proposed by socialists hero, would opM _ �Awdiey and dance in the Ba sc� toents{a
rte banld tronsmoons to poNcaf' intrusions " ,;. • ¢ ' 0 '� ft tteeL Bei a.
" . VO _ �` • 4 w storm was *0100 ga"ty the Gate
- ) 'i'tie bis Mow
sa a eoverbw to Was vmww Platt'Iry teas i»sa
_' `rR-" . , ' - • ~,� R , y� i a�aa W Rkesf. frl�t Mit ter •iso
4 `` �ioNsa >�a SY YOUR' 9ANR,
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-, .ieir homes.
•' °'='•` corer how many parents omit books
in the family budget.
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Childrep will read good literature, ,
if it is put within reach. As a matter
of fact, most normal children will
yt^ get a reasonably balanced literary
-�ZA
diet if it is masse available to them.
__ Dlaybe a felt morelibraries more
easily accessible to more children,
could be art answer. Certainly, if
parents buy -a few good books and
AN leave them where •children saecalstumble on the, thrre will be solus- place of thesE.A41RST
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�� 'thing to take the
trash kids have been finding. -
It must not be forgotten; either,
_ "Dear Anne Hirst: • settled enough to marryany- s.:.. that a large part of "funny book"
L am 23 years old, and I find my ' ` body. • « '" < sales are to adults, not to children.
self in love with a married woman `` r
�- who is 22. She is not. h "Dear Anne Hirst:. res JPLITT! N
her husband. They have two cFld= Two years ago• I met a plan i
r ten. through., business. .He has a wife
"Her husba:;d goes out a lot, but and two children. I fell in love the
doesn't take iter with him. He first time I saw him. I thought he /
s• ., does not work, and his wife were in ideal couple— r ;�
neither does she. but a year .ago she told me they
` They don't get had been separated for three
along at all.. months. `They both claim no love -
They come out -exists between • thein.. and. no ties. 3
> :N
Yy to our house except financial.. P
quite a-- bit. 1 "Finally he fell in. love with ale: /
,,,r-.L have heard -him I .don't think either of us ha's ever. Pup With "Those •Loving. Eyes."—' Skipp - a toy French
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get a divorce fore! b� a are both 40. I was brought recent dog show. He is being fed b°y an admirer, Arleen Sajecka,
any time she up in a Chfutian harne:-and I {dant while his master, '14-year-old Tommy Killean, looks on
wants to—be can always get s girl, to do `w'fiar is right and best for all
_T aPPro� ingli
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''he says?- -• - - of us. He told his .wife he was madly - -- --
- "A husband who tells his wife in love with me, but she will never'
that, can't love her any too %yell, give him a divorce for fear -it will. err r
She knows 1 am yvriting you. so ruin her prestige. HELPFUL HINTS FOR
please try to help us. "We both hold responsible post-_ ES
BUSY HOUSEWIVES
MIKE AND BROWN I•:YES" tions. I was offered a good job to
- -- s 1' well understand your unhap- another town, but when I went to Stale loaves may be made quite
• pines in "seeing an attractive be interviewed ifelt the world had �y palatable by wrapping is a wet �E`�EVEg IM w
'young woman so unhappy with a come to an endue if I could get a tY cJoth for half a minute. Take the
' husband who pubeicly insults her. job in a certain field I would find cloth off, then bake in a aloes oven �i f ■
' You are young yourself, and comfort these, and as long as I for half an hour. _
idealistic. Her plight arouses all' knew he was getting along all right
' your chivalry_ You picture her as I could stand to stay away.;The yolks of eggs, (eft over when And th*
* a forlorn maiden in the clutches • "I avant my life to mean some- baking require the white only, if
of a modern villain, a rogue
REUEF IS LASTING
• neglects and mistreat her
a who thing. I certainly don't want to dropped into alpan of boiling and For remarkably fart relies, from hem&
, ri'ho hurt anyone. Please advise me. salted water will cook and be ready
- "• boasts about -his conquest'. THE OTHER. ti' O'%I AN"'. r for your noon salad.. � I�� • For real relief
* believe her heart is breakingun- ' In- setINOT4lrMM.TUM P'olontedrelief
your anxiety not to hurt' � 1• ti��; - . * �«
" der his recklessness. And you see * others, don't overlook hurting i AN'hek cooking pancakes dip the Yea, more people every day, are
> yourself as the knight sans re- • yourself:.
proche who will rescue her from So long as you work with this V spoon in milk or water and the Pioding that IM MANTUes is ane thin/
• * '
' this misery, and carry her away ' man, or stay where You can see batter will drop off the spoon eaeily. �> f ��eadaand hee, for
tic �;e
on his - charger to a[i'' eternal ' each other often, your love will When g pe GOA' or neuritis or
pe s scrape
_
} shin tomatoe cr aeutam to
w dream of happiness. •flourish. Since it cannot .be fu1- �G r� the skin gently with the back of the � � depend O° I��= �
How different can be the real- ' filled, it can only grow more and bring you quick comfort.
" ityl If by some miracle these two * more -tragic. You -will live in inw knife, then peel in the usual way. IxsTstritl3 is cantle like a doctor's -
" could be 'divorced' and ;y It will be found that the skins will
you- were � creasing resentment which might '' slip off easily. p�pbOa of �� p`O`rc'n ��
" to harry her, you would .find readily become a bitterness which
" yourself chained to a woman who-- * could consume you. • ' ingredients.�>,y b�
4b
" could not manage one husband, ' Be realistic. if an egg has a very thin whelk last relief. '
and burdened with the responsi- * Take yourself away- from- t1th, tor is chipped, and likely to crack M tastasaas ..�"
asses» bility of two children that belong "daily association. Find the sort when: being boiled, add a few drops
* to another man—children whom * of work you feel vourself fitted of vinegar to the water, Moa eas.esr
`- -0 you neither know well nor under- for . - • "
s
,� (in another city; n you can)
stand, yet to whom you would * and bury yourself in it. - To bake potatoes quickly, boil
have to be a 'good and understand-., * You need new faces, new ideas., them in salted -water for ten n;in-
�- -- * ing father. *new surroundings. 'nothing
.else ales, then put theca into the oven. s antine
« _ Remember, too, that this man's * 'will help you, so much. Among The boiling water will heat them is-TaW,t Tin 93�
* boasting may .be- all talk A hue- •them, 'you will be able to resign 4796 through more rapidly than if they 1600noa32a oblot Tin 50 69tE
« band does not usually use such • -yourself to the inevitable,' and at SIZES were placed cold into the oven.
language to his wife in public if *. the same time develop,fresh int` N-sesessions
• he is really serious about separat. • erests and ambitions t{,at will help MOM
« ing• Many a weak male Ives • make
�- 8• your life the dsr�ul life you _
• himself away by his big words. • want it. to be. "meaning some-
Keep
-yourself out of this. It * thing" to others as well 'as your.
I'O°k Invtzy. .for your Steady
* is too bad you have, evidently, * self. Freddie! This gay little dater has FAN TANS
* disclosed your feelings to. this * You have courage, and a will a sweetheart neckline gaily ruffled
* wife; that you -had no right to do, ! w hick will not be denied. Once and •bowed; flirty -little ruffle at
' nor lead she to listen. Dour t see * waist.P Swingy '
you tanks. the break, you will
• her alone; if rhe}• come again to * wonder wh co in c e -- Reel
Pattern mss Te uta
y you hesitated so g �
' your home. leave. You must * long. sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Size 12 taker
a have no influence on her now. If • You and this matt can lees in 3Y4 yds. 35-in.; ry yd- contrast, Measure into large bowl, � e. ±
' she, intends divorcing her i,rus-• * touch frequently 'enough to be This pattern, easy to use, simplylukewarm sugar; stir ustil ' 1 �' granulated
' band, let it be 'because she has •assured, of each other's well be- to sew, is tented for fit. Has com-
sugar u dissolved.
Sprinkle slowly with 1 envelops
* good reason to—not because she _! ing Then you will-find''peace, -at -plete illustrated instructions. Flei�chtasmm's Royal Fast Rising
- t Inks she is in love with another ' least—which•you can- never knot% Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I Dry Yeast. Let stand 10 min., .
* man. * so long as You are together. % (25c) in coins {stamps cannot be THENstirwell-8celdic.milk and
' Keep y'ourbe f busy with nice « • ace ted) for this . stir in 5 tbs
P pattern. Print sural, 2
girls who-are single. There are When- temptation coutes, run plainly SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS. taps. salt; cool to lukewarm. Add to
* STYLE NUMBER. a�
* plena of them about -to amuse yeast mixture stn in H sup
away. we al be can know Nott-• lukewarm water. Beat in 9 -a
• you, -and take your mind -off a strong we will be. in the face of it, Send your order to Bos 1, 123 once-sifted bread flour; beat well.
married tcoman: sit your age, it so why court tragedy? Anne Hirst EigLteenth •Street, 1\ew .Toronto. Beat is 4 tbs'melted shortening.
m
* is 'wise to realize that you will will help you find the- courage you
Ontariq .. ....
Work in 3 0. more once-afted '
" probably be in ,love with mart ' need. Write her at Boa . 1, 123 bread flour. Knead until smooth
• girl: t' an one before you a. e • Eighteenth St., New Toronto, Ont. Luckiiv there -are hardly anyof and elastic' place m greased bowl
and brush top with melted butter „?
as without one or more little be-
, . t or -shortening. Cover and met in
14. The atras $4. Descends" of setting virtue;. warm p fres from drought
CROSSWORD 11. Salamander Salm
se ti
le. Finds 3!. Charge■
Let rin doubled m bulk
Punch down dough in bowl,
PUZZLE fl. Observed +s. FortMcatle. ISSUE 12 — 1949
grease top and let rise again —tit
2i, 86under 41.1 nsipid AN. Clumsy boat 42, 13atbe nearly doubled. Punch down
' ACS iry >. Trouble iShcbte'seed 4t. Hebrew -
giniasaaurs and ll t half t
dough roll out, a a time,
b. word of G. Stationary 30 Chop 4s. 13yt;uoa into a rectangle a want ".thick;
sorrow Dart :. p0, Rather thap 4e. FrOats lift dough, cover with clotli and '
a. Siblicai king T. Poplar at, Compass point 4T, Portable "DESTROL" let reef b min. Brush with melted
Tribe a. Rated at: oriental shelter
1Y. Made a loan f. Row •34. operated ii0..►nimal'a foot shortening; cuts Into
butter o!
!14.
,ia. Pronoun THE MODERN strips �'Pilos E�s� NNS
•
16: Reside stri 1 wide.e 7 illy u
s a6. Ill-bred person together; cut into I3J pieties. MA
16. AExtendfr6sh over CHEMICAL- CABINET Place cut-side u m
.. 97. Afresh p • greased muf-
•a&. Moliu9k 18ritiFh p/�{�� Madel An pans; separate slices a little at RO
20. Most strained �peci'ally' de, isned for Summer Cot- the top. Cover and let rise until
'. _tit. Penneylt•efhla - taxes. Camps. Cabins; Mines, and doubled In bulk. Bake in hot +
mottataiae aural Homes
94. Monkey Aluminum construction, vitreous enamel oven, Allo°, 15-20 rain DRY
Ct7. Balloon 1>saket finish.... Pleasing .'appearance. 'Econ. i ����
"eta. Giggle omually priced.
Peru!e again 1:o runnmicallyter ceautred. _ 4� 14, std
iiorsemea No ventilator necessary. - f t:a;
measure or � -a
measure
_ — oneness of gold No elaborate drainage system �►•r.�..,,�
Porch Completely odorless.
Tiny 2 operated with "DESTROLIIE" Chero-, T
More Deacec4ri iml. Cabinet only requires emptyinr-
Floating about once a month, and empties by \ New Fad-Aet:n D►
wreclCeygs simply pulling a handle. The germ )' 9 y Yeast
Resign .r��< free, harmless, and' odorless' sludge to 1Newls NO RetrieerntlenI — • - -.
Halt released to a snintt t x 4 x :feet
Point$oak- lei a fact' Fleischmann's Royal Fast Rist'
' away. t
1. Gaming tube's t FIVE YEAR GGARA\TEE ins Dry Yeast keeps foe weeks and weeks
Declare lobe your Sanitation MestCProblem by tin on the shelf. And it's full-strength an
Greek leiter stalllnt fhr et Chemical Cahinin ep • fast-actingwhenevetyou're ready tobakel
Air y f t be the > agd
Seabird T'or full nn•ilculars write br telephone: y"bakeetj6me-use thismodermformof
Stitch „ }v^ .�
R. K. PROUSE CO. � east for finest reaultaia your breads, rolls
Bird':. home --
T i1wN i h �� and buns. Get Fleischmana's Royal Fast
Lwhite 14-16 RIpley Avenue, r
• ;
ten TORO' TO, ONTARIO - o � � •• •- -- - � -Rising' Dry Yeast at youtfb'tO.CGt's•t0-day.
' I' • a __ - ,. .hmetton 701{0. •
Phone.
a Arentsgwanted InRcertain areas. A- ,,1��
' 4• 4' Answer' elsewhere ill this issue sUAO' AIX/
IL
ww
sa Two Purpose Bag' -NEW
- HR4NICLES h
-Here is an idea for a useful. "rr1
:�'. , w sass•=to-make bag which may Servs
By- Rev. R. Barclq Wtussn two purposes: It can be a clothes -
Pr
/!�� • pin bag, to hang on the lint or from
esus Among People Of Othss a belt at the waist when clothes are
_ _ e.•*k¢ _ Races - • hung or removed from the line. It �_ '$ _
Well. it looks as if the ground- yeti a `Mark 7:24-37 may be hung from the blanket tops
Log knew what , he was doing last �` k : a t A r Golden Text:- God is no rs- in the automobile. Magazines, writ- k'
in whrtt he crawled back into 1 ' Spector of persons: but in cors ing equipment, make-up kit, gloves, s
'his hole -there is a, cdd, biting s ^� «^ `' �P ration he that fesseth Him, and ' or anything that needs to be easily
worketh righteousness. is accepted _accessible may be stored in it.
wind' this morning and quite a y; ` 4` with Him Acts 10 34-36: To-'•inikke the bag, a wire clothes
flurry of snow. Like. it or not we hanger' and a piece of strong cloth
Lave to take what comes; so we .
In the first year of His ministry - such-ereton$e or twaing cloth•
may as welt make the best of it. testis laboured mainly in Jerusalem are the materials deeded.
' and surrounding territory. Here was
Now it has turned cold again I the magnificent ternple, the center
Cut the material ,aii inch wider
x Y than the straight bar of the hanger
am glad I did what I did last week of 3ewish worship. The next year. and double the depth you wish the
Ob no, it wasn't a big jot of house- , •he devoted' particularly • to. Galilee, bag to be when finished. Three t`
cleaning or anything like that. it '„r ” but the third year he went beyond quarters of'a yard doubled is quite
was nothing more or less thaft a the .borders of his own race. When satisfactory.
round of gadding! In fact I believe >:, i a approached for help by �,a Greek Make a narrow hem on both long' -"
was out somewhere every day last.
K ? �, woman 'from Syrophenicta ht rt- sd s. Turn an inch -wide hem in
d sometimes twice, all ex- plied in the mood of the day, 'Let
one end of the cloth, fold the ma- r
r M)MtlMy
11
cept a ay. And that is ,some- � �` ! Ithe children first be, filled: for it is
,� j ? . terial crosswise, letting the hemmed
thing unusual .for 'me: And while i �{ g not meet to. take the children ti end coxae to an titch and one-half `
bread, and to cast it unto the doge.
gadding doesn't help the .work r z s below the unhemmed edge. Sew the
along at the time, I believe it _toes But she was not deterred by the Bides of the bag together. tow, heat
- help--ont, to shake off a sort of " "` reference to the Gentile dog. She the raw edge over the bar of the
lethargy that comes with staying at New TravellingClinic, In keeping ith its policy of brim - must have deliverance for her
-home Much.. e.,..., ,, t'. P g Yt P Y dem --- Se _ H in- hanger. :..
ng preventive medicine to its emp oyees the ane ian atlonal onrp s 5
o se er _
;K am again, all set for a good week's sisfent faith was rewarded. Jesus -
Railways has no%, placed in service .a new all -steel .medi6f car. You can't tell whether a man;_ is
work, so 1 haven't quite' reached• cast out the devil
the stage complained of by a friend This modern clinic is equipped with the latest instruthents for delightfully witty or just boorish
But though Jesus tested this until you know how much money
of ours who said -"Seems to me 1 • first aid, Physical examinations and vision testing. The new car woman's faith by speaking as his
earLt work and run around as well, will make a continent -wide tour of the .system and for the next countrymen,, his statement also he has. -
so I guess I'll have to quit work." two years Will be office and home for a railwaymedical officer. served to bring into bolder relief his
One thing i lilts about gadding is Shown inspecting the car; left to right, are: r, K. E. Dowd, own attitude to peoplie of ,other the contacts one makes. I did so chief medical officer C.N.R., Nurse B. Boudreau and E.' R. races. 'to this woman, to the deaf
enjoy meeting a lady the other day, Rattley, chief -of motive power and car equipment.
and dumb man of Decapolis and to
who, for ten years, has been work- any others he accordedd he same
_ m t e
'ing on . an historical research pro- mercy and_ love that he i n tart =Z
g� i n
Jett To my way of thinking history ` ) li children of Abraham. His miniatrr
3s about the most absorbing and I l r++� TnM
was to all s s�srysroes -
fascinating study there is. I love to It was written tato the Americas Dw
dig up facts conceraiag the early Constitution that "all men are born
pioneer days in Canada- and so, P ,�/ i free and equal" But four decades -
with very little encouragement I = f;w t-1. passed and much blood was shed
was soon off on that track again.
before the Emanwhereby
the bl was pro- F�
='The trouble is it takes up so much 'One of the greatest of all fon! 1 teaspoon double at'tion n claimed whereby tbs black Glans
ttime. Hunting ' through some old goatroversiet is in regard to fried l �5 teaspoons of tartrate or were freed. But those in glass
press clippings afterwards I mads chicken -southern style. Thtre'are phosphate baking powder houses shouldn't throw .tones. -Wt. C
a discovery about- our .own farm almost as many theories regarding 4 tablespoons. shortening _ have our racial prejudices in Caa
which f had previously overlooked. the proper, method of preparing this ;t cup or slightly more of da, too. We shouldn't allow immi-
M 1822 the succulent dish as there are about the grants to enter our country if wt
e appears that ra May, s buttermilk are not prepared to equally chars YOU CAN -7 11EAi
early settles in this district -all of beat way to mix a mint julep- .. _ -. -- - - '
them Scotuner>-arranged to meet So today I. thought perhaps you'd Method the benefits and privileges with
eta the trail by Lot 2, Concession Hhe to have a recipe guaranteed to Have your oven very hot. (500. them We should remember that was ►UCKLEYS MIXTURE
3• -which is this- tartan, but before it � too, are really foreigners here, for _
"be avthentieal}y ':southern' -and it degrees F. is about right). Sit 1e- the land originally was Inhabited
W23 a farm The purpose of the hag nothing to do with fried ether the dry ingredients twice
•aseeting was to discuss the advisa- chicken. Maryland, as that •entails hop in the shortening with a by Indians,
bility of starting some kind of batter and deep fat, So here the go pastry 'blender or two knives till Let Ns bear in mind that God
atehool for the children in the dig- fes; the mixture resembles coarse cosh "hath mads of one blood all�atiena
lrict From that meeting plans were marl Add enough buttermilk to of men to dwell on all the fats of
ieade from which emerged the first FRIED CHICKEN. , the earth.' Acts 18:2a This- son -
give a soft dough. Stir till .the sideration should eliminate racial
1 Dog school house in this section.
SOUTHERN STYLE mixture forms a ball,
where between 60 and 70 pupils 11kitct chickens of from two to prejudice and help os M love and z
' Now turn out on a lightly floured
help men of all Nations as Jesus •
-were enrolled the first year. Many two and a half pounds weight; and P
of them bad quite a distance to 9 you have the butcher disjoint board and knead for about thirty did
�secoads. Roll to a quarter -inch in
_.,walk through bush country as there sham for you. ask him to use a knife rbiskness and cut with a small
•were no bnases to pick them up rather than tits cleaver. fs the lat- NOLLYWOOD ,
biscuit cutter. Put: on a greased
:along the road in those, days' tar splinters the bones, leaving them baking sheet. if a glazed surface
Another interesting ecenin>i I uneven and unsightly- is wanted, brush the tops with A writer in London says a report
ara'd was when t' was invited as Soros Southern cooks use two sweet milk. Bake at 500 degrees has reached those parts to .the effect _
guest to a Book-of-the='Month frying pans. one for the white meat,. F. for about 12 minutes, or until that , Hollywood brides now keep rH= !
,Study group. I got quite a. kick out the other for the darn. Thus the brown. Yield; about two dozen the bouquets and throw away tits
of that -just sitting back aonderinQ piiecas that require about the sates biscuits of an inch and a' half is bridegrooms. i wonder ff he's
an
what the reaction of the group length of cooking are grouped to- diamter. heard about the starlet named j
would be towards the book under getther-the white-meated portions - - , lfary, who hada little .volt, and DOES
_
rcvuew which I had read years ago ars dont more quickly than the And if, after eating thza combine- flrecrd him vrhite as snow?
but which was unfamiliar to all -but dark, of course. tion I've described today, yon
should And yourself breaking out
INDIGESTION
two of the group. The -book was Season the chicken, including the •into "You -all's" and "Honey chiles" APT DESCRIPTION j.
`T-om. Jones" -if you have read it. giblets, with salt and pepper: dredge don't blame me. 1t will be that In' L"•nion City, N. J.. a young !
you will know why I was amused with flour. (Either roll in flour or southern influence. • woman whom Walter Blazeck had
�110P TOO
-'at possible reactions. If you haven't . shake in flour in a paper bag.) Melt picked up robbed him of ;150 and
read 'ft -well, never mind. }• chicken fat in two frying pans so his - car. When police asked him to
Then the war the Canadian that its about a half-inch deep. I Answer to Crossword Purttls describe leer, he offered: '`Over- BELOW THE BELT
_-,Club which featured lantern slider When hot arrange tate white-meated -attractive,
of Quebec. It was splendid. Tor pieces in one, the dark in tFte o er. lfs� Yssr Far "28" Fir The 91W Of
Raw Tbd Helps Mals Tse Rani' To Go j
' -snythmg of .that sort I much prefer
If only one pan is used, put the
-lantern slides to moving pictures.
dark in first, as they take longer
ANE W
-With the latter beautiful scenery 'is
to cook. Turn often, being careful
S NA / C
T E N 3 E s T
flashed on 'the screen- and- gone
_
not to pierce the fleshso the juice
I P
O C 10 11 O
again before one can take in all
will escape. Cook from 30 to 40,
E C
T E E
..:-she dttails. • Scenic loveliness is not
minutes (depending on age and
READ
R / DER S
something to hurry over but to
tenderness of the birds) or till ten-
linger with ,so that one can enjoy
I der and a deep brown in color.
t .. S
E R Ir N E
_ and appreciate .the wonderful -color--
The gravy is almost as impor-
O T 13
1A joyDEM / T
.'.•ding and variations in light 'and
tint as the chicken, and here again
E A ~
T /
shade. Lantern glides are a grand
there are different schools of
VER
E T
way of acquainting , us with parts
thought In Tenntssee - they favor
of Canada which we may Bever
a brown grav'v made with water
Dion than fait of your dimestilltia. Is
below the belt—to you st d
go when indigestion atrikas, try some
that help dliesdoe tom eftm bb APi
6ekle the belt. a
w
t you »T need is Carter's Little Uva
Pib togni a seeded help to that " fw•gottes
98 kee" of bowel
Take one Carter's Little Luer Pill before
to
dimtioo" TThey helpme after T L up a tataar iow
ANBD bowemlen digestive loien in iiouratoasaek - r
D you d3prt viiia you have J
eaten in trafure's own way
thea seat folks gat the kind of relief ihPt
arskea you ltal i»tter from your head to Foto
ton. Jost 1st sure yen set the paaim Carter's -{
Little fiver Pills lrem voor dragaiat—a/R
-even *h i chance.'to vlsif. in .Alabama, acriam gravy, done -
4
'fo finish out the week Partner with milk. But be sure and make'
and [went tosee Hills of Home" plenty, which ever style you choose. go t0�
-more beautiful scenery, this time CHICKEN GRAVYof bonnie Scotland.. And of - course,
there Has Lassie! Saturday, night' t For each cup of gravy desired
.Partner and I stayed home and leave two tablespoons of fat in the i l -
'-fistened to the hockey broadcast. Pan together with'any,brown crusty 1 4
And what of the farm; Well, an.
portions of chicken that have
1 pp. .
"other calf arrived so that means dropped off. Pour, off all the fat in l -
•:•another cow to milk. The hens ire excess of desired amount. Blend in
j flour, allowing two . tablespoons for
still laying and our cats and dogs
the same amount of . fat.. Cook,
continue to provide us with interest
and entertainment.' But we are l,_ stirring till flour is brown. Slowly
ad
minus one animal that we parted
1` d water or milk, one cup for
'with without regrets. 1.t was a ! , each two tablespoons of fat and Ij �
skunk that had already killed thre. flour. Cook, stirring till thickened. I
of our Sussex hens. So Bob set Bal one 'minute. Season to taste.
four trap units runway ..and in l l
half -an -hour the skunk was caught.
It was -well it didn't take'any lgnger 1 1Q go with the chicken all
\ \� ��,
c rest time gravy, nothing could be .snore ap- _
becan. e I was having a g
keeping the dogs and ,J.osePli-\f ark.
reprints than hot buttermilk ,bis-
cults. .And people' down South de --
q dent`s little iigvestigatfng on _ •
: r d elate that we northerners make our
-ten• own. o �r ' haven t one • biscuits too thick and too- big ( - _ - - ----- _- "- ---- - --`- -- -
'any gadding this week-but'we have
r are not much -bigger than, a half Robin Hood and hit, Merrie.Men had to score .What a, treat! —that gorseow Grope -Nuts Haver
Gtr -e dy received• or entertained
hbours, two'' iii�urance around. They favor biscuits that ! s bit with a bow and arrow- or they didn't e' !. i. crisp fie ' y.j ildea ilelie�. Good for. seting
gcnt}et}taut pf the Jewish I dollar---th.in and criapp, •brown on .. 1
c, on t 'of t, looking~ -top and a glossy white inside. _ TO score s bit today sheet over to the p•orer's � • r•md' old because •�!4at'a Grape-Nnts-F')aies pro• .!
v► for oat's Grape -Nuts Flaket— that conrenient, ,
vide wonrishiment ... useful quantities of carbo•'
and' _,.,.E+►L_ cnLiTH..• ...-..., P P
for, f!
j' :Ityirates; Proteins aenserals and ether food -
.:, -BUTTERMILK -BiSCtii. TS-• ` r ': 's.' tulyse eat, Bary te•di{eat swtul made not from eseeetiab. Served n',X- iA h caeca on tiRlx. 4,:.
I•liz right nian is said to be wa' - - it eups sifted enriched fir u: '. ^; ,i onei•at;T�VU grahsebprhv. Jose groves.
leis.g .vill ht ,b.�ut icnliilcrw4on
A- • �.r •:: diz.
13tteaspoon salt
tfor every girl, en he
still..br
I r/1 teaspoos: coda '
is there'. ,,•_s '•
a
ROOK
TN
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i AI•ii-QONDPIYONSQ - '
/hung At 4 and 9 P. ILL., sates
umft a at 1.80; 6ntur&w e..•ft
Show Mare A� 1180
Fri, gat,_ Itisid 1Z. 18. 19
silver River
Z•pL Flynn aad Ana Sheridan
Gehl ilanimer Mill
ITSE A GEHL HAMMER MIiI.IA TO PROVIDE YOUR
LIYEISTOOK WITH Zi%EM GROUND CHOR'
THIS i3Ammm MILL WITH ITS 42 HAMIILM
�+i-Nil -44-isbah, SOR,EETL W�L>Z±_DO--�(1UA O>�LN"G
WITH A MINIMUM OF TIME AND ErFOIRT. -
•'OTACO MANURE SPRFAADE " '
For use in spreading manWO, : ase the 0911,00 No- 91
Manure Spreader with these features: — 1. Iwrye
capacity, TO bus. 2. Rubber tires. 8. ,Bas' Ptierini.
4, IAUM draft 5 Roller bearings.
ORDER RZQUIR S NOW!
W.E y3LIVER .. QLA.RF]MONT, ONT.
, 8ugneilig
Immediate Delivery Qsa ire Mads"
Ot The Following Items
Asthal* Shingles
J4_Rcwting In Au (irsbes
Boll -Brio Siding
Asphalt Root Ooating
AlnmiaaM Corner Bend
Ridge Uap and Valley
Chimney sum Limas Saari
A -Ad , IA=e Wok Face trick'
Gonaete Isloeks eaaniatba
Bwb and Loose Qedar
Posta ansa Poles
A.
W. MITCHELL
PHONil19 74 aad 114
GENU AL INSURM ICE
,R1YL RSTA3=
0ONVRYAN4=0
As piVdestablisbed Agency. Rey
20 Serve
zasasaaoe Of AL BJlpds
Insurance Adviser
Address -- Plro■s
Broa�uaaR. Ont, Pick. 6 R 1M
Tbamaae 3gtchell and Bruce Bennett
"OUR TRUCKS PA.`$ YO..u. RAY
:,C L•,A- R E M O N• T.
STAFFORD BROS.
KE'V ANQ 0-LARIkEr
il6io a, •Tues. 'Wed. t Mar. 21, 22, 28
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PR�
Last Complete Show at 0. 20
_
Mr, and Mrs. Neal, of Scarboro iation of her. work in the absence
ilioatmaeatal Works
�e Whitby on�
AUCTIONEERS
The � Iron �Clurtai
spent Sunday with MT and airs. Of the Principal, Mrs, Laushway,
Don Hedges. � who ;was called to to her mother's
St. m Whitby
and Authorized for tam
Counties of Ontario and York.
v
The snow of last Thursday once bedside this week.
818 DnndEls
Farm Stock, Implements Hou
An� �� ,�
more, brought lite to the Sky Loft
,Mrs Kennedy, An .
the -Stoutfville N. M. S. to�be their
hold Furniture Real Estate
=
Added Attraction
here. On Sunday doyens of w
-east--Qf.__ .77—
our Specialty at Reasonable
PlusSales
sirs poured lata the cuteMCE'
ACHNIE S
Rates. Dual •Service for tbi
BtTLLDOG DRU113102ND STRIKES
for .what .is'- expected the . last ski_�K��(-�--�_p_p�r
i.illA1► ------
Prim of .Ane
:. t
ing of the season.
air. Ed. Lewis spent Sunday in
FVR,�I D ,_ T--
Milli]ron P. O, phone, Alla. 6ZR8
itanilell and Glsi'la Henry
Oshawa Mrs. Lewis and Mr, ' There was a good attendance at
-the
FrUN 1RAL DUMCTOR
Markham P. O. phone Marls. 208
Ron
and Dors. Gordon Graham, the W. 1. meeting in township
pmatices have been establ3E�ed
Sirs. Sprunt,' of TOrduto, spent the hall on Mar. s, Pres.:Mre. R. Birrel
. ]Private Ambulance Service
auctioneers since 1890.
Thar. yA pat. Mar. 24, 25,'26
week -end with Mrs. Conners and was in charge of the meeting, ass-
Day or Night
her mother. I fisted by Mals. M. Burk, -secretary.
$FIARY DiORitiANT ( �t
Mr, and Mrs, J. R. Olmstead and': The financial reports of the eu-
W= MCEACHNtE Prop.
son' Guy, have left Claremont, and i. chree were given. The nest euchre
been held Mar. 22 in the
Phone Pick. 193
Bary. �icitor. Natwry Public
this is New Xor
gone to 6vdlbury, where he hard will be Tues.
�
busy the past-i:ew- months building � township hall, The grant from the
'will
C. C. RICHARDSON
qM, H- c'HArberti D. Drake
a house I Department was received. and
- The Womell's Mission Circle ori be used for educational purposes.
Ont.
Pick "in Onta
i@i Me" 8171IMING
the Baptist Church netted abouEL Mrs_ Rhoten, Pickering Twp. aur-
per: Toronto . 1�,. 0894
$30 last week, when they sold tun- se forwarded a,very Interesting re-
ches to those attending the Evans port of the. Board of Health, which
by he
`
j�
secretary.
Ward sale. fwas . read thet
I
-
The GoodiellowshW Class of the Mrs, B,. Harvey appealed for su-
Gnited (.Lurch held a very sumsOb, pport for the iced Cross drive' for
LICWSAD AUCTIONWI=,aad
%OnUng,
PLYWOOD
fnl home baking andwhite Bleph- � funds. The prograaa, iiiatotical Re-
en`�
ant Sale, at the church last Satur- ! march with Mrs. T. Norton conven-
VALUA"bS
HUIhDI1sFG•rp�IAJ�
day. Many were Jn attendance and er,• she-. gave a reading "Dream
"
Highway Monument Works
Standard, Temperv4L Tcmapertile
-very -few items . were left w hen the Rom,e', which was , enJoyed by all,
` Sirs, Glen, Miss St-
I'�Eoae or Write �
"ST. AUSTIN. PROP.
and Black Masonite
panel and
sale was over. Her assistants,
dire F. Lorat is at piesent ihjh- eveson, M,rs. • Sheppard. Mrs. Birr- i
nr
t,_)iL
"014 Dandas Sast. Whitby
R. R, 1, Whitby, Oat.
No. 1. R C. Fir
pie Combination Doors
son Arthur Loyst at Osh- el,. Mrs. W. Ellicott, Mrs. Farley.
Ing he
8 Mass West of Whitby oa
,, Three-eighths, Iitalf,
awn. airs. Burk.. Mrs. G. Gray. gave a
f
No. S highway
nve•eighths naiad �-Q�r
Fir p ,R,00d
fir, and Mrs. Waring who have skit, "The Women's Institute of
purchased the Ernie Hinan home, 1ey; visited 1049". The women ofWA�
Fhone Whitby, 489
B U.
have now -moved in and are getting 183 were -in fancy o:d •fashioned
`
M. C ordon
settled. costumes. They_ compared the times
Gillman in an old.songs. It
,�.
Mian Mildred was with 1949 aad sang
acciuent, ru=t north of brousndi", was sajoyed by all, The following,
'
T OPTOMETRIST
9.90 - to i9.0o and 2.00 to 500
LUMBER YARDS
_pICKERING, ONTARIO
last Thttrsday night. when she solved lunch: _Lira. M. Harlock,
crashed into the rear. of i truck. airs•, U. _hairs, Mrs, W. Ellicott,
�veninite: Mon - Wed.. F>•, to 9
�
'I - ' ,A, WiLLOUGHBY
Pbone '84
The. car she. was driving was Cian1Y Mrs, W Hamilton, bliss Shepard.
DISNEY BLDG,, Opsi, P. O.
Aran somas
- -
damaged, though no ane was Burt. �` air. and airs, W., Brown of Tor-
OSFL4WA ON
Ur, and airs. );vans �L'ard, -toll- onto, airs. Drinan and children of
11 Forty Tears, Canada's Largs
owing' their farm sale, have moved Oshawa' visited Mrs. T. C. Brown
Phone � Res. 2326; Office 1618
edt Farm Agency.
I
-
into the village. j on Saturday.
(Threr.Day Service, Arranged)
-For Country Property. Con.
airs. M. Touilinson,' Toronto, la-' -.-Mrs. Randall of -Whitevale had
�t J. I• (Hud) Stewart
r
r Yf
visitthg Tier niece, airs, C uurt, = at dinner with airs. R. Harden and
the tt : I, on Tuesday.
AD1]BU5 .'Toronto
For That Home In. The City
•�
1
present. attended
David Da•,csun- Is Mrs, A. J. Gray entertaineii rel-
f� A
Sellers Htl{info
Cil our City Dept.
airs. -piannin�
'
VL
areal trip, when she will -leaf a for atives to a euchre party Tuesday
2 2 -
Phone Agin, 201 11' ' �toujf.:.9U
-HY2137 Toronto
i:nea on the Empress uc t'rauce " ai rch 8, is honor of `her birthday.
ou,afarch 20. Mr:' and Mrs C. Burrowshase re-
-Licensed
e DAILY SERVICE to ALL
fir, .and Jiro. Reani;3n have ren- turned home aster spending a mon-
.
_
• CANADIAN AND U.S.A. POINT$
-Led the farm. fbrmerty owned by th in the southern states,
•
Auctioneers
GUkDON F. USbOIi+NE
41 CHARTERED WSES oPfER
; air. Arthur Prouse. • "airs. Carl Devitt has returned
C. L. O•
IDEAL StevltE joR ALL
The March meeting of the W. M. home after a week's vait with her
,
25 Year's EAperiegce
,
GROUP TRAvtr.
S. was held in the S. S. -rooms -of daughter, Mrs. Browns, of Orillia,
- "MM AND MWORMAinam At
-the United Church on Thursdgy a-- We understand three permits
District Manaspir
-
EASTERN HOUSE
fernoon: Pres ent;•• rs. have a ren y been Issuedo e -
: lntyre, had charge of the Devic- ents to build new homes this yuan-
specializing in Farm Stock, Furai-
tare and Property gales.
'
1E�tpIRE LIFE
the" 4300
ional Period,- assisted by members mm•,
ell Sales personally Listed and
-
of Mrs. F. Loyst's group. airs, W. «•e are' glad to report airs. 3i.
M i E I{enned ren h im roved
Advertised. mills prepared and
.Insurance Company
vb ard.. and rs. . y -
dered s duet, accompanied by Mrs.
HaBmlltoa !s• mus _ p
Mr.. Randall Ellicott is spetid+ing
W. Evans, at the piano. An Instruo-
a few days at his son in Petenboro.
tive and interesting account of the
air, and Mrs, Dave Liscombe
Prompt Service
: Tom Puekrin
Presbyterial meeting held at Whit-
and family have moved to Scarb-
Such (jcay, Oshawa .
by on February 22, was given by
invitation from
ro Junction,
L ;t bas'been busy enlar-
Reasonable Rates
Gwo. wbite. Bowman•llle
,Mrs Kennedy, An .
the -Stoutfville N. M. S. to�be their
D, airs'
ging his store whiclh will make 'a'
O -,E 290 STOUFF`EMR-
guests at a,meeting early in April,
big improvenAnt,
was accepted, Mrs. N. Sanderson,.
Miss Stevenson is spending a few
Telephone 15=Wlmtby; Ont.
Mrs. T. stanbury and airs, R.. P11- .
weeks with .lir. and Mrs.- Don Beer.
ke n.esented 'the ' last chapter of.
Mrs John Hiller opened her ho-
Eset�►et,n .11iglst►a7s. 9 and 2A.; the Study Book "West of the Gan- me to the Friendly Bible Class on
O•. Frenchman's Bay Road g
Haam•ll Tuesday night: air. McKenzie of "Your Friendly Resident Agent''
Packed For (Coinmencemeat' Brock Road showed pictures of the
Last Wednesday and Thuraaay' north country:
nights saw the Community 'Hall air. and 'firs, Harry Brown of RF_kLTOR XNSLTRANCE AGENT
passed; to i ear the (' arun,,o.it C lt'hitby formers of Brou€ham spent LIFE, FIRE CASUALTY; BONUS, AUTU110BILE
KAISER tinuati"ow. Schgol Commencement Tuesday, with Mr. -and urs. J, Rav- 7�L�SILITYI:'vSURr1-�FCEEtc, :
- Exercises. Two short playa were e} BUY. FIiOJI AND -
• we
received, The first "Pot Luck" The W. M. S. held as crokinole
ELECTRIC LIST YOUR PAOP>ORTIES FOR SALE WITH
1C 'wWal very eutertaining. The cast in-, party in the township hall an Fri- _' 'CYRIL E. 1VIQRLEY '
eluded: �farean Ja tieaon,• Gorgon day night. There were 1,3 tables.
House and Baha Wirral Rowe, June F`.ss. Mary Story. Bruce Prize winners,. 'AT--.
1st Mrs, _.
LSTIMATgg aaVEN Kennedy, Jiildred . Ward and Anne G Duncan. Consofaation, rs. C.
Barclay. The nest -play: "Squaring'plaxton„ Gents, 1st Francs ll ill-
�. Jl it with. The Boss" brought just as son; Consolation, D. L. afairs., Girls
414 al much appla..se• It was heade.I b)1 ' Ist, Jean Madill; Consolation, ' �� ��
`" Wilfred Morley, Erla Jones, ivy UUMI
Anna Philip. Boys 1st, � Beverley �e Co.
1 English; Consolation, Len Uscom-
nn /G� Schneider, Earl Rowe, Edna Pugh
0 icJc ,;aq vat• a and Dennis Couperthwaite.. I be. A tasty lunch was then served. LIMITED
ren r. and Mrs. E. Bargees of Qu-
The choral work was good an. ,
PHONE PICK. 1s0 both" the Senior and Junior Girl, lville, Mr. and Mrs H. W7deman TELEPHONES .- Howard 1117, and Ccasi�oro :::
gave exrcellent "prssentation's; In • of Langstaff called oa ' M'r's. A. B. SCarboro 4,�LiI1C.tlon
addition, a piano s )lo, by liarean a.ad Mrs, 4 •Mathews Oa Sunday, _.
Maple fine Janlseson was enjoyed. There were I Mrs. Davrld Dswson is spending
four Folk Dances: three Danfeh s1 few -days with her dang)tiRer,
and one Scoteb. Mrs. D. U.fMMY's,
Insurance Co. - ..On the first night, Dr. N. F.� Y
Tomlinson pregented the outstand• _
Write.. ea lis i,ZsB.athlstee with Cups.. They were: weak, Tired, Nervous, , o'�°`fito
�p Bates for i�sa sls�i Ownesf Mildred. Ward, Ivy Schneider, Dong. ilE1� �''4
1A no . ®D.therland and `W1 f. Morley. ' The p M/1�_ women �Iiei'
. Waiirtosm-'tnsaweEis im nem e•iains. lir, Rl�e Irwin, dtafi` ^�1 - t Oe °Lp~ w _
Axpbm
phamft iftM 40L man, of the Hig _&-hool Board and • Vftaftl! I�ol41 m oft
Mr. B. isaldesos,
member of the,
+ -
�M at AN K&O toodbs. taw r•ei. abaas• etre teea.� �� golbiw �
Boee+d yteseated a dipr"omas, The a to r.tt in
c R'� �*irem, • s rs have r -a a+
Add was $ice by or.uir �+v;r e• Ed- r.ke sleet.:.
Bowman. & '14r. Y Wallace. The pupils Vrob- .I•ams o tlo�n» _
w0 sated »4 Barry Porter with a�" -
•tae RmRtEe .
beantlI[ul rep anA sneer 111 ap"Me'- R s .y •spa. Asa rrs=