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In our last issue we published a
short item recommend3nSSyy..__that any
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Club of Danbarton EXCAVATING STARTED ;t�a t ' ChwacKae .,
Pickering Village
'
' one setting out fires (glass, etc,)
- without the assistance of others to
�'
The Editor' acknowledges receipt .
Jack Chapman, with his escavat-
'
Pickering United Church
�- i -
fir, Mrs, Fairmen, Black-
few bulletins from the
ing equipment commenced thisBevRaht
and of
Y,dual should be held res�poasible
Dunbarton ' Kiwanis....a •"rousing"
week on the excavation for the new
I6undiay,'Aprtl 1�, 184`9
wa e , • -
and 'Mrs, R. T. Doble.
for damage done to property of `
organization by all' appearances, •
They are having exceptionally int-
Presbyterian Church north of our
school. Plans for the complete, fin- I,11.00•.a-
10.00 a. m, -Sunday School
iYiorriing Worship -
Mr. and Mrs. George Schell ''at
� '
-.
others, 1
-Z,
_e -resting meetings, having a good
al structure are not yet ready, but i
m. -
. ?,30 p. m. _ E`venid Worship
g
Ajax, left on Thursday fora tTBD
y
"fre' companies are not being put "
-fire- iarea.
time, .and doing an _excellent work
a .modest cement and cinder block
�
Rev. R. C: Copeland Will preach.
oast:- T
to the West coast.-
to
at their former home
.
�; any better humour when they
to
that ,f
current needs sufficient
eT�maet the
., a�e�
- -n
Rev: Blarold 'E: Wright,R'M. A., `
Drinkwater,
7rave to leave their own work
wit and extinguish fires started
eft asnr say,
g together gel
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Ontario
� B. D., D. Th., Lon I
Mr. Geo .Shaver was taken to ti e
for-
get
` ?by'car`61es8 individuals, who many
as much out of them in a willing
�„
will preach at both setv1ce5 and at
O Hospital nasi
obsh Oshawa
ion e 1 bas it urn
e t iia d
imPc npv r-: offer. --ern a il�a?nk .
� as does the service Club. They
The .Eclipse __
h$--Audley appointment--on-Sunday=
ing the past weektaking 8-seriatta-
you -
•strange
are definitely. an. asset to any cam-
Apel•
turn the week -end'.
By a coincidence, Pick-
Council
munity.
Well be watebing for further
The eclipse of the moon on Tues-
day _night was a beautiful thing....
: , . ;**#
Good Friday Service;
over
Its. Norman Graham, who has
ening Township publishes.
elsewhere in these columns a warn-
bulletins. If we. can: be of any .ass
we've seen quite a few- of theAn
gervtce will be held in this Church
been critical! fll in Oshawa Ho
y
is improving.
ing to all would-be "fire -starters"
istance to this Club, we'll be glad
Best
now, and even yet, the mast strik-
on Friday mornin, April 16, at
Pita!,
Miss' Betty Dunn, Toronto, was{
similar 'to that recommended in our
to give it wherever possible.
ing •thing about an ecli se, is tie.
P
11.00 a, m. - Rev, R. C Copeland
in a over the week -end.
-
short articl'e last week.
of luck, boys! T Ed,
accuracy with which science can
will conduct the service,
ytr, and MTs. Baiter visited their,
r.
Another "nuisance" . is- "being
dealt with by the Council, in a
_
name the minute (years in advance)
at which this lunar exhibition will
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Choir Practice (
daughter and family in Oriliia oY-r
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,4rarning to dog owners. We are re-
!on The ,Alleys With The C. A. F.
take place. and also 'that' this
-is
will be held in. the church Friday
er the Week -end,
Mr. and Mrs. Parmenter and
minded of a certain bylaw, which
By Bill Bryant) -
celestial performance no acrid-
evening at 8.30.
.
daughters: Lorraine, Barbara and
provides fora penalty for those
ent. We always end up by repeating
oro y, costo, have aWved
- persons who permlt their -dog to
We'll ,run up the flag and.bring
our -belief in a Divine Supervisor
Pickering Presbyterian Church
the former J. Miller home
_ run at large during certain months
out the orchids. The Fiddlers are
who has precision control of the
Rev. David Marshall, Minister
h enW.
here, !lir• P as interiorCo.
of the year. Read -it!
the 1949 Champs. I coulcj $ay, "I
but. that wouldn't be •
meanderings through space of this
multitude of heavenly bodies. Ever
Sunday, April 17, 1949
2.00 p. m.. - Sunday School
,her T
decorator with the Eaton Co.
with
_
Howling, barking dogs' are alas
to be taken care (>f-tbe enforce-
told you so"
nice,
think of that?
3.00 n, m. - DWne Worship
Mrs. Fermenter a a sister a Mrs.
sister
H. T. Fallaise, and we welcome
- . meat of both w!I1 be. a relief in
Fiddlers didn't -have anything
-
, *ase
them to our community.
this village.
handed to them on a silver platter.
Efficiency, Plus ! !
picker, Gospel h
ng pe Church
i411ss Gladys Joblin, Port Perry,
When mothers are unable to -let
They had to work hard to white'
Pastor W. E. McEvoy
visited Mr, and Mrs. Henry West-
-their -youngsters out of rhe house
their-
wash the.Shmoos' (who had one o2
?t gang o2 highly -skilled workmen
Somans, April 17, 1949
hey over the week -end.
In this kind of weather from fear -
in-
their better nights) 3 to 0, H. Lin-
•(659
backed a truck up to a side door of
10.00.4, m, - Sunday School
Yyoane Coates, Toronto, was a
Of. dogs, it's time some steps were
dere with his usual game
the cafeteria at the- University at
11,00 a, M. - Moral" DeTotioa.
visitor in town over the;, week -end.
taken.
tripler was beat _of the _Fiddlers..
Ajax, on Sun_ day evening, shortly
7.00 p• m• - Evangelistic 86rTice
The Evening Auxiliary of the W.
while R. led
3 tripleof
after dusk in a ' quiet" and
sass
A, of the United Church held
"PICT[ -AS"
the S bowed the run-
calmly removed the contain->er
safe,
Meeting every �aatnrday ev-
most successful .home -baking sale
e
'Mrs.
p hats oat
:
sing by dropp.ng a 2 to i decision
ing over $ 1 000, and hauled it up
ening at 8,30 in the church.
and -tea, on Saturday. H. T.
Fallalse Pres. of the Se. W. A.
Durfng a discussion on Mondayy
evening at the Rotary Club on the
Lo, the crazy Weakliage. Gladys
led her Weak-
to ;Richmond HlCl where it was
r
opened, on a eideroad in that area.
opened,
Dunbarton Un ted Ch
lisp• J. K. Brahutn, Minister
commended the. young ladies on
current Ajax -Ptckpr•ing topic, (of
current
Bryant 622 triple)-
(
lingo while Doug. Bryant (623 trip-
safe had- been assured a
) _.- Sunday I
the amount of work accohiplished,
since they organized in October,
nobody knows ver much),
Y
MsblA question was asked by. 'one of
ie was bedf0for the Tophats,
) X67
cement floor, but these skilled
craftsmen found this to be no ser-
11,80 a•_ m. •Sunday School
; • �
e- ,
sand is a few well-chosen words de:-
the menybera that ."ii 1n the event
the
Good scores were: R. Boys, - ,.
202• Bill Bryant 211; H. Linders
ions yroblem, lt'was all over -in a
11.15 a,. m. -Worship
?.30 p. m, •Pleasant $aa. >OSeaYng i
clared the ,Sale o y
pen. fills+ Sett
the
of §Ln annexation or other similar
239, 241; J. Power 267; Ev. Bry-
few minutes, and- the numerous
Wed. - 7.80 p, m, -Prayer Service
-Dunn at piano, entertained the
S
guests during the Tau Hour. firs.
arrangement, what would the place
ant 2'29, 237; R. Hansen 250, 260,
students and staff members walk-
-considered
Wed.. 7.30- p• rn, - Prayer 8WTtce
W. C. Murkar poured tea, and
called - Picket'iag or Ajax. As
roan always be depended upon, Sed:
p
243; J. Spencer 11; 7S; Juice
Ing -about, the thieves
to be workmen carrying out •a job
Thursday .Evening choir px■etloe. I
Fridary Cabs and Scouts.
samples of the needlework',.amock-
*in. A. "Bill" Goundy suggested a
Bryant 242. P. Linder, 213: Doug.
Bryant 208, 225; ' H. Cookson 219;
under someone in authority- • A '
.
Sat, . Fortnightly - Motion PlEtnrbs f
ing, crochetdag etc„ that the girls
in
leomprunii-se and- call the place -
F. Hall 203; G: Bryant 226, 206
light bulb ,over the entrance had
�„--
haws been working on t.- last
few weeks, were on display: The
iCentenn
PICK-A.X,
We're not sure if this is original
2
V. Dingley 224; Jack Bryant" 44;
been removed earlier In the dap,
The whole, job had been. carried
Iiighl:rn�l (�e•e•k
•Rev. J. K.-BrahaQn, Minister
proceeds were 62.00, and the girls
with Bill, but knowing him as we
H; Hansen 219; Bessie Bryant 202;
out, so efficiently and calmly- t?rat
- Sunday
�
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are tE be congratulated on their
_ do, _we- expect it is. ' '
H. Richardson 231,
no. one . apparently suspected say- !.
10.00-a m -Worship and S. School'!
first venture.
_
As has been hinted and rumored,
The Lenon League locked •up.Mrs.
thing wrong, and consequently the �
7.30 V. m. -Pleasant Sun. Evening
A. E,.Calvert spent Tuesday
�
Central :Mortgage and Housing are
• shop with two brand new members
75 "Serious
police were not notifed until soane I
Mon, - 8.30 P. m. 8r. Boys' Grasp ;
Wednesday and Thursday at the
Annual
advancing "some'=a+chp*nP
in Bill Collins and .
time after They .carp on the areae
Wed. - EI•tt0 P. m. - C. l3. l- T.---- rt�bvincial
Meeting of the
.vrhereby
-the late D. I, L. area may incorpor-
Sam" himself Ev, Bryant with _91,
'local
in 'a` few minutes alter called,
Thune, : 6.30 p tn, Rastsees
I, O D. E., at the Royal Connaught
' sic addittoaal territory in this town-
'Seems like the 'all-star
'be
I ' g,(M p, m. -Chair prwctice
Choir
Hotel HaznilEon.
H
ship for development purposes -and
champs. (chumps would a better
Fri, . Fortnightly -Motion Pictures
':lir, and Mrs. E. 4 Chaon cta. re-
the carrying out of a master plan
name didn't fare so well in the
Other Edgar Slee
K P
ceived a letter this. Week from their
which has a submitted by them,
.tournament. of champions at Bow-
f Fairport United Church
daughter Bernice, now teachta9 in
.been
Thus more than to
imanville. They finished fourth in ,a
The death took place on 'Foes-
t -Res', J. K. Brahma;-:lfkni3tsr - MidAl
b ° -
.far,
ing discussions have taken plake•
ffeld of four, They went to the post
'field
_
ay, _ ., a o_s
I gUII�
2.30 - Sunday School
fEng.;".and who is now on a tour
The Federal 'and Provincial Gov-
heavy'favorite8. (Ouob! •my bank-
of Omer Edgar. Sleep, husband of
I V. M.
during ser one month's vacates .
ernmeats. the Ont. -County Council,
roll). Wonder who bowled 81 in Elda May Bailey, and . _father of
3.00 P. m. Church Service
down through Paris to Italy, where
-!Pickering- Twp, Council, the high..
their first game. You should hear
Audrey, Freda, Teddy and Leona,
+j
SALVATION' ARMY
she• in the company of other tea -
School Board and our Villa a Trus-
g
the lame- excuses they used.
in -his 46th year. ,,
tient. T. Poole
chars; will visit Rome, Naples and
tees have all been sitting in along
See you at the banquet in the
Son of Edward and the late Mrs
T UESDAY S ..
Venice then up through, Germany
,
+with 'the -Planning Board, in a dis-
Town Hall on Friday, April 22 at
'shwv.
Sleep, he' has lived in Pickering allback
sW •.'
P. M. G �
i -% 1 Service
to England. What finer educa-
Uussion of the project.- As may be
7.00 P. m.,
farming Qn the Base Line,
his life, far
You Ore Welcome
tion than this? - Ed.
Understood, a multitude of "angles"
ansen
West of the Brock Road„ _
,d,ifViculties. and interests are cos=
HtSh;AveraB� Rets HAL
195, H.
He is survived by also: a slater
PUBLIC NOTICE
sldered, and sIl will take time
b n 213. H4gb 'Single: R.
Ri+.ao
Zella (Mrs: H,ow, Davis) and a bro-
RIRTH�3
bETTi\(; FIRES
(lib'
and lots of it. We have read most
Hansen 397 , Ev Bryant 335,
ther Milton, of Pickering.
, :
of the reports -and have seen most
Pdinto - fins
The funeral• takes, place 'today,
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/aHNS--Ta 'mr. and Mira Bruce V.
Bylaw No..152S provides nal. -
of the plans to date, but until there
�Fitidlera 31 51505
from the WFAchnfO Funeral Par-
Johns (nee Meta Finlay on Aril
) P
i ties for:-
I
_
is something in ore of a definite
To+phats 29 49'978
.lours, with Rev..J,'K, Braham, off-
5 ' 1949, in' Calgary General Hoop-
1. Setting of fire. after sundowu
i
mature -to publish we be having
Weaklings 25 49715
iciating. Interment at Erskine Cem-
ital, a son, Terry Ewart.
and bo.ore sun -u p.
I# 2. 6ettin of 'fir -i during day,
nothing more to say.
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Shmoot' : • 23 !19972 etery. ,,.
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g
unless a sufficient nuimber of per,
Anglican Church Easter Services
sons are immediately 'available for
-
the control of such fires.
Pickering Twp, - Population _ Building Bylaws 4. -Ted does no.more than meet- halt or less of the cost
St. George's. Church, Holy Week
Good Friday,
Township .of Pickering
- 1Aoyd T..Johnston, Cleric
of sending ONE child to school,, and that the employ-
and .Easter Services.
"Pickering Township will never be the same er of that w�rking-man or the municipality in which
8 p. m. at 'which the Story of the
Rotartane Attend Fhst Meeting
again .......... there is a statement we have made time his employment is located, should assume respon-
Cross will be sung, with a brief
the
td Timmins Club
and again during the past few years, .and though a eibility for that roan, when, it ever, that plank should-
address on the meaning of
Cross' Easter Day - Holy Comm -
- great many do agree with us;.we.-are satisfied, froze ..' close down -from "any dauaArs it stands now, the
e.
union at S a. m. and 11 a, m. Ev_
i Rotarians Ar Mitchell, Dr. N
tronversation with visitors to our office, that there farmer -population and other established residents
I ening•Prayer,-v�ith sermon on 'The
F Tomlinson Cee. Wintr and J.
i
are a great many of our people who have no idea will be taxed tQ meet needs that may -arise. We gat-
I Risen Lord" at 7.00 p, in. Sunday
S. Balsdon left here on Friday last
kvhatever of what is taking place, and a surprising her that Pur municipal 'legislators, in introducing
'School at 10.00 a. in. Tlresday,
to attended the opening ceremonies
I
—�tsgi}bgr are hat Lthe feast concerned a- Building -Bylaw as -mentioned, consider
April 19 - Congregational Social at
I the newly-foraned Rotary Club
+
previous!
Although
Although changes began lofig before the late war, themselves to' be taking "preventative measures"
1.
Rectory at' 8.00; -to which all
` iri Tin. mins. It was a three-day of
fair with special railway coaches
i
tli;ngs were "truly on the wall" around T940, when 0'%-LY........`OT with the object of keeping anybody
are invited.
running Toronto and else -
ti "necessity of war" rose up in our midst; and with
Out of Pickering, but rather to bring about provin-
' I St; Paul's, Dunbart'on. Holy Week
They received a grand ret.
wh ere. Thhey
it the building of anew population, many .of whom tial or federal legislation that will protide for these
I ster. Week Services. Thurs-
and Ea
t' eption and had a grand time. -_the
here destined to remain- with- us, to fate the destiny who unfortunately become victims of circumstances;
day, April 14, at 8.15 p. m. At this
I whole town turned out to welcome
post-war conditions. We are prepared to say that a continuance of our
service "Tl�e Story of the Cross'
! them and kept it up till they left
Some idea of the growth today can be taken from policy of the past will, without doubt, !ead to inaol- ,
will be sung by choir and congre-
Around three hundred visitors at
the repnort of Building Inspector Frank :Prouse, as veucy or bankruptcy of this township -.figures now
gation. Brief address by the Rector
tended.
" quote+i'n our last issue -.Permits isaued in the first available, show, after perusal, that wu are rapidly
- "His Cros4 and Ours," Easter Day
!
three months of this year represents proposed con- approaching that state. Though tar frcm that state
- Sunday School at 2,00 p, in. Cel-_
Brock Rd. Gbmmunity Club +
ldt1
-struction of buildings valued a $`10,700, against
- -• as et the moment, only the judicious politic+s now being
.ebration of the: Holy Communion
'
$28,000 for the slanilar period last year., .at by our Council can prevent the catastrophic
at 3.00 p, m,
Brock Road Con�m'untty Club
- It.is rumoured that the.,,. Township CouaciI may realization that we were ' too late' In acme areas in
.�
held their regular WedmesdRy Ent
in Broug'6aan Htt11, The.
'.
soon introduce a revise Building Bylaw".that will ... p. tea
all residences cost at least 6000 to this township, population has trebled in the last tea --
a•egutre $ but the by tail a
�rp Work-,.
lire ,
de for a special'.
p lana .,are made o
• ' -
N '
,that yews or so revenue way of +
' -
Or
night easter week. ,
erect . y, on tiho face of it, • appear to be a
erect. This � NOT• increased at the same rate -low-cost housing .
' H,7 DWw`s0ns
•were: ' Ladies• - ,Mrs,' • H,' �wsori¢,�
mather harsh bit o1 legislation . -the question is !m-
-has been• sae o1 the yirincipaI' rea'soaa If" the long-
GARDEN PLOWING
' Olins, Shepive.=rd- aria -consolation to
mediately asked "what About the •working-mmu" who
established -farmer is going to havd his taxes in- -
DWING -
LIGHT• •EMCANATINC3
,
Mrs. Burk; ,Syentlemed '- Mr. Val -
2500 home. In answer to this, we
can afford only a E ' creased -at the rate. of -from $200. to *$100 -every .ten,-
r sass
don Carhop, Mr, Wm.-ltpoz a&jl t$ra:
expect our Planning- Board and Township Council
years„svho'is going to take care of the farmer ten or
-
: ylr �w � Cy>�ng Prom
Corso t[oa to M.3% �i0$s Catltoa,.
'�'
:
• ' are taking the 'view that whereas a surprisingly Mffeea years from n q�2 + .
June 15 to Sept. 8D.
Several of'aur members *erg wick•
�•,
- large percentage p? the aroiklue-,man population re-
This is, absoluteiy n t an ilihu.:kati or eeIlisbc'att-•
• - CHAf3: HU�`()Si'v(l6 ' �
find *e liopa all. are now.on
why to recovery.' Re'ireshmenta :were•
sident in thiq towush'.p are actually emplo�ed in ot-
itade, but rAtber'cor on sense -aird farsightedness;,
Pick Ontario ,-- phone 254
AFP ed by: Mrs W. Carlton •.,O12ra, Ji;
her municipalitie,........ yet being resident re,'qual- ,�+
c senalhle, sound. pr pal at.oa for the fyiture can nev=
Nov. 3,0.
Dawspn• ailed Bill:adilche►l. *ho s4- '
;
ify'Yor relief or other costly services: hoepitalita- er be termed* "inhnznay or selfisis;''
ways glues a• willing band,
on whose homes the tax rev- _
tion, scli ola etc, and oo
^,bother to .give you the fractional.
eo
saving his feet. ' Asked, what he
change. Third Street. Hudson, Wis.
' dimes, but he finished out the ruffle
'in
-40
and a quarter I :59' and 4/Sths-
season -°`Guess I'll .have to start
woo hard. Grover Broa, Expert Tree Fellers
which, on a race track• is next tiring
w
w ch,oflying.
using my head," said Satchelfoot.
list for the last half,
CLASS L�lE�JA I�_V E -R T_I S I N G -
wile Ovie Scurlock, his rider, had
and -losing some of my• stuff,
When'Youv`UIM
'-
and I'll have to begin being smart
AGENTS WAa%TZJ-I` FOR RENT
MEDICAL
to fool those hitters."
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Begms to
' Judged strictiv by the split -etc-
cu rent, term suulppet with rwvlt
THREE: DAY!; use of -NAMELESS Cold ,
end watch, then COALTOWN is '
Q)(j,$, AES TIRES ,- ,WANTED
.I
proves Its reliability. treating
att
as well as considerable of a bait-
_GR
Insecticides. Efectrle Fence Controllers. Roues
New Torpnto. Ontario,
HeadenJds, SINUS, Hayfever. Copxincing trials _-
-'
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world. Yet there are some-includ-
and Barn Paint Root Coatings. etc. Dealers
Writs Wargo Grease k 10!1
-- - Fllfi 2}ALE -
51,00. -
World Champions, especially after
are wanted
Limited, Toronto
FREE SILK TIE POSTPAID,.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
TOWN ever hooked up with his
and the sun =tart io renll-y shine,
A SPLENDID opportunity of b4,000111111 Your
Finest quality mercerized broadcloth, white
Stop L:dfxep[lon, Stomach Troubles and Con-'
•
wouldbe the,winner, Getting back
own bnes! Retail our 250 Guaranteed
and striped dress shirts, pop tpafd: $2.75 with
atlpation. L'se Wait's famous Homeopathic
":that COALTOWN has just a little
rVelece rout BOOkS end CASs tress
nounehold necessities including the full line
a tree tie. Two for 15.25. Refunds. Efross
Remedy No. 6. Established 1668. Other homeo-
Red Isae at Safe, or Cabinet for ins
ri q - }
s • s
ourvese. Visit as. er writ• rwr erfete
. I
pat c teemed es avallable for all maladies. - -
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Part time agents considered Hundreds of euo-
LOW COST WALLBOARD
Pri+:e 60 cents. wait Remedies Ltd. Sudbury.
TORONTO WORKS
would ever consent to such a race I
eesaful remitex agentq started with a borrowFor
ed $25 or 650 No flak -it to worth a trial.
lining garages, attics. chicken houses.
temporary partitions. Sizes 48"x88". Packed
Ontario. —_
WANTED -Evers' sufferer of Rheumatic Pains
dlustard plaster. A .After watching
Travelling euuipment essential in rural die-
1'0 sheets per crate. shipped in crate lots only.
Neuritis to try Dixon'sDLton's Remedy. Munro'm, . 'I
'
tricta Business le goad Write to -day for
F4>IIT.EX.
Crate $10.30. Freight prepaid. Sample on re-
Drug'Ftore, 335 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid .61.00.
'
Farmers Attention — Consult
details and FREE catalogue.
Montreal
Quest. Gummed tape for Joints 160' roll 30c.
—+ NURSERY STOUR- ..
1600 Delorimier.
Send for our bulletin on; other building
from Maiclt Races, for the balance
HOi:REHULD •Furniture and Appliances are
materials. Canada Ice 0: Coal Co., Hamilton.
DAHLIAS FOR EXHIBITION
your local Staco heather '
fast sellers stake a worthwhile extra la•
selling thsee lines on a fult,or part time
Ontario. --
,
As tow as f2.00 per dozen. Write for cats- -----
22 • 38 THHL•'SH1tiG MILLS various makes.
''right and so are .our .prices �.
come
basis Generous commissions- Proportion oald
'grain
28 • 48 Threshing Mills various makes. Used
logua to H H. Johnson. Box ,64, R.R 3 Seel -
owns, B.C.
Tories, - Ilarness Norse Col
daily Complete selling kit provided. write for
binders, standard 4 -wheel tractors. Write.
-
Paige will el'er have -his name til
kilts. and Leathei Travelling
full deiaiia to MITI AL 'URNISHERS LIN•
us about your needs for farm or saw mitt
PLANT a Hedge -Reserve now for Spring da
Trade. Marked Goods, and You
ITER. Don' , i e 15 Cralt St w , %1-,n,real.
equipment, new' or used. Richmond Farm
livery --extrem dfi+ hardy -quick growir. '.. Cbl-
l ' MUEL TREES CO., LTA
i2ueoe.
Machingry Co„ Box 565. Phone 656 W,
nese Elm -will grow two feet the first year-
RiTE FOR CATALOGUF
SEEKING EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Amhurstburg. Ont. _
enough plants (25) to plant 26 feet 'Special
•
Automatic rite a1'arm system, bell ringing
I.E.S.. 5 H.P. Chain Saw, extra chain. Good
price 25 plants for $2.98. 12 -inch sue: -or,
plants for 14,88., 2 -Loot size. tVrtB for
thermostat operation, No wiring necessary.
condition. Jantzi Bros.. R.,2'Baden. Ontario.
New a Full Colour Garden Guide. Brook. .
N
-
Very Interesting proposition for active agents.
GRINDING and feed for sale. on
Ont -
dale-I{ANTI y Nurseries, 6o Ont.
an it ca be easily sold to every home for life
Q
t block W
tracks; new cement block building. H. W
ming GI
A Qt'ANTITY of good blooming Gladiolas. "
Protection. Few "holes territories still open.
P.O. Bos 17,
Boyd. Mallorytown, Ont,
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Bulbs '.for sate to reduce stock . • :2:50 per
'
For further detalla write to
the S[det its
LTSE FINNS Red Blood Quicly tablets. Revives
hundred. Wm, Aunger. Marmara. Ontario.
.•.
Station •.
weak, pale. scoury baby chick, turkey poults..
�.0 '
Lllel}
_ _ _ __ __
BABY CNICSB
Cost quarter cent chick. halt cent turkey.
One
Guaranteed or money refunded. One dollar
RAPIDENSE CHINESE ELM, the most raplilr' .
<lensr growing shrub. for the thickset, quick-
British Nurses - Take To Air—Upon . the COmpletl011 VI
_
trial sample. R A F!np'ro. Ltd.. London,
est hedge. Plant one root apart, 12 inch size.
tratnl$ as - team, these nurses a
NHETHER YOU raise poultry for eggs or
meat It im wise to choose the types that are
Ont
12 ileacs each. Johaeon'a Nneertee, Kingston.
Ontario.
_
•-'- :--. — --
girl medical orderlies of the W omens Rova tr ort e "m
at
show 'one of the beet turnovefs of your -term
— FROM FACTORY
:rt l' STOCK, apec[nf prices. t'urraat
an 8010 Pot raC IUtC )TIn1P.
�a
p
commodities. showing a daily cash profit, the
Fur collars. olautiful Silver Fez 36.30=
_
bushefi'-piIIm-trees. urrt,owa ••
�--�J
-- .--
year around. We have 12 pure breeds and 13
blue or natural $3.50 Finest Fur coats from
NuriserIso,. R, ,2. St. Catharines. Ontario. _
-delivery.
•
erose hreeds to choose from. Day old, started
376.00 up. write Lee11e$. Scott 366 Mayor
RESERVE ORDER now for spring ,
tops, willtt
two weeks co six weeks.
Street, Montreal
_
Five labelled leaves of newer African Violet
•
that 1e w85 JUSt about
vht vexed,
pullets or ca:kerels. Older pullets e�xht Werke
outlet
FLAMELESS LIGHTERS
lntroduvtione $l.nu. Instructions for rooting.
C
or black.
to laying. Turkey poults, day old. 2, 3 and 4
No wick. no flint. press plunger and tip glows
Ruth Campbell, wales. Ontario, '
0
a
r •s as
-week old. Free Catalogue,. Top Notch Chick
-
red hot Attractively boxed with complete In
-T
DAHLIAS, mixed.' 3],00 doz.; Phlox, 3 for
'
_
lits it[ clic 1'lall
Sales. Guelph. Ontario, _- _
structions. Only 3_ 50. Just right frit out of
Fairway- Distributing Co:, 223 Brown
50 cents: prepaid. blies Cavtn. Duncan. BX.
H'ow'ever, getltng
STARTED CHICK bargains non -sexed... pullets
doors.
CARAGA�A-For that better hedge 1'L"-16"
l
or being kept out 1s ju,t another
llsgnAsd 6 o turkeyks old.
�iael sale poults.
,Sc" Sault 5[ ytarte, Ontario. v
fin n0 per hundred. Northern Fruit TtTlr6-
- �. ,'zf3tTC 1
•'
of the many matters wt re going to
rocrscockerels
price
2, 3 and 4 weeks old. Tweddlee•hlrh
STEEL NAIL
-
and gSve good fruit. Hardy raa$b-trier, straw-
_
"
•an
........
try and not worry about over -much.
Ha[cherles lmlt - ergua ntario
3- nc •
t�ommon, wire. 1-5•i,nch: flnlehing• liA- Inch;
{ bright shingle or plaster board. ?f-1?a-Inch
currants. Taylor 1 Bn< -/ -•
<C{tat ice call "class" in either
Paige is by no means all object of
SPECIALoex SALE k started ch 4. p and 6
non -vexed or cockerels^ 3, 4, 6 and 6
Independent Nall Co. Ltd., Write. wire or
TImmIborri�u
Timmins. Ont. _
athlete or a horse, is a peculiar
i
sympathy. He made more money
week. old. Also turkeys _. 3 and 4 weeks old.
phone Beverley' st:, Gan. Oat. -968.
-
BEST CERTIFIED EU weft rooted PPIO. Pear and
plants.
sfor aprpofhse8tT
thing, 'almost impossible to define. I
do,'
gena for tun details and catalogue, Teo Notch
MAKE YOUR OWN PIPE
cherrrasy
lnvrtsnow me
- .
' It the •50nletlllt7i{ which spur!, a-
tilan90°fo of all ballplayers ever
t'hirk Sales_ I:uelph. Ontario,
[cellae Briar Block and Stem. 76c: Semi -finish•
for prices. Henry. Glecoft. Box 8. U..hawm.
IS
and hung on to plenty of it, as well.
MON'KTON FouNry Farm Chicks-AII we
ed pipes: 85c: 4 Birch or Cob pipes. 31,00. Un-
Ontario. _
fighter oil to beat an,.,ther w,lo, on
And 5atrh, at least. appears ep
can MY ts crY them Results tell rhe story
painted Piaster w�l decorations. Postage paid.
- - --- -
OPPORTCNI'rLE% for `V EN and W01tEV
form, s:tould be lite w'rtlner-witieh
Ali Brooders Qu Rorum-tested and g--rnment
Stonshouse, Wallaceburg _
—LADiNO
think timet he has plenty of base
t Pandetl Write for 1,049 ortce list and cats.
CLOVER, 52.25 LB,
125.000 FOREIGN JOB,
J
givei a Thorough bred what it. takes
"rival
ball left In that big framt of his-
,non. v„nkfun Pr+,tliry Farms. Lino,rom Ont.
-
e
r:ro..� '•oro ••ir'e•1 w• Com, saris No 1,
t --^t
OPPODtTTTl. t ES'
t0 finish in front of a that. on
,
lta5t, r�plr.t lot'lits irilll'tlg
I 1 Ro11 Isn..rmr,.nt bnnaed. wood ..ted i sed ; Lott, nl IB-Poundp or nmrr exv...a prepaid.
Light Pa R 3 L• c)nt
c'16tpi1 an" r' Eu•
a chow the
50
.ars. dia►ase 'rile. rullorum ,lean --le R•s •'sins
__ ._.
.rr ,^n P. •,axial., \•n t uxa .
should
comparative tittle-. - j •�aC'tlYttleS".at the (aest•land lnutauA
__
�+raee ff-!'bred Ice, k■. flame .>f Rw:k iron• t:.>I,F,U 11 >3'. _rases and legume: foie tm•
(rope.
..here and' hoc. to a.pr!ty, Nip li.r Ili Ir 35U ,
h,
. - way t0 illi wire.
y - "16'' in Arizona would stem tQ•in
its..^ .,.., rnr •'f ,, t�ntarin t nl•dla to rale• - A'DDIy for Prieo ru:.na'nimn.
;wlrr ritmr with tureigr irte,o .•. :t Hb.. .
« • - t camp
A, HA'rCHERT to „' Ly as aoo.i p ih« `stn-.�-Illy ieuuired, to kikwthorae's Farms. FreaCov,
Inch-irlul 'marl.• •nu•veYr. Davi __. 1106 tide- .. ..
.
dicate.
done.' iou have. in It Panel, ..ere. -I'! not Vat
t -
ta4ty' e, ft Taranro, t,)n
.,.- - -•
"lheaf "prolaund" thoughts come h • ••
trtakr friends or lassif tu.iolnora F•or 2l )vara`I1
-
IIS it _NeL„iY' SBM ..n,� v w }anCr :ins.
—_ - --_., -
BE A HAIRUf:LSSER
to us on Joking over the'ehart of a
Ali ob.-erar dowlt t,tere gives a
Tw•ddl• na. bo••n .0oolsinh porne er r•anada's
liver po6irrvrren with their chicks. If sou ora..
I , -no 36c to. A, Jb. hltCrta.' Brown's slnl.
Port_Esp:ngton. BC - - _
- rnNJl
'J OI:�. 1 `• `!" ` "' ^y Le
_
octad entitled
iaee which the blow -b -blow acscri tion of Paige's
• y I!
one of our en.I suerp uht,•e your ani -r at r•n.:e
�ll you have anter pts rr�haarJ 'I'wWdle • hick■
- -- -
1'++1 %14IDFL S t'arr. TKA4`r11R vn rubber.
�
s
Gres Ipir i,nn,!y Leafs
'Haled repsmg - ,
CO.ALiO�'rN roti !loan at Gulf-
eouditioning grind - prefacing ft
before do ao rblai year'and You will boy them
':end "ond[tIOD. Sutherland Broil .R 4..Uz-
rridg•, Unt.
pl,asant dire n.a or.,rr..lnn .neo wxi•e
Stream Park not long ago -a truly
with tate note that `+arch ii* always
every year. Wv have day olds started rhk•k•
a weeks to 6 weeks, older pullets eight weeks
_
a VI ' a S7$ ELECTRIC MOTORS
hnusn ode ricc•senrl U:i rv., r-rtl„_,lap
Amerioa's :re-eal ev.rem +!'• p.raled cn,a
enlacing performance ii ever there.
in condition and dorso, believe in
to laying. Tut I a du• , id, two and three
Tampon new, guaranteed, 60 cyc. 110 V,, �
I egos free write m +'ail
IrARVEL HwIRDRESC7VG-
” - wag one. 13e equalled the world's
fuer overdoing thungs.�
wMkm o1.1 A'1 �� �r .approved and
F utiorunr carted. Free catalogue. 'rweddb. Cbfdt
HP, split phase, Regular 131.60. Out .336,76.
2b rye. 110 V. tb M. P ►plat Dbaw. FteH tar
SCHOOLS
_
record: or a mile and a quarter set
. ♦ ♦ .', .
tfaerher rr, I ;. a_tn __
_ _ _
323, b0. Our rvc, V 1 /9 •P••
lea Bloor Sim w S MrHai an
gronches 44 King t,. Bamllt
= back in 1939- by. a:n English horse. J
u
He•gets,dressed about air honl
f3LB0\E'as eIPlUR1'C'\ITIES
Reg la 2 Our
•Dtlt Dttarr, Regular 9".2.60, Oils 339, 60, - 36
syr. ]30 V 1i,P„ epos Regular
A 73 Rldaau +tree[. Ottawa
'.SAINT ANDREWS 11, and tied �� after everybody rtsr in the camp,"
AN OFFER w every inventor -List of lnven-
,3. .O.D,phamo
125 50, Our 127:!}0. Expsru C.O,D. or Money
.pAt�T$ _
Inst winter liy' the Auiitalian, Apetrl- - y
-tile report states, "and'walks slow)
Ilona mete fun Information sent free. The
Ramsay Co. Regfeter■d Patent Attorn,rs, 2;3
Ower.
LOCKEWEAVI'i, COMO. P.Q.
I a
PAINT: FREE 1 y the of o'oncenrrated 5nrp
ball SI1AN\0N 11,
onto the field whkre he slit in the
Bank Street. Ottawa.
- --
t'hise with it orders. Barn c* ata. e•hifli il
rEnamel. tFiatl
♦ ♦ •
sun for ten minutes. 'Chen he.has
--
DYEtNG AND CLELPu1NG
HERE IT IS
I Farme,•i. Hobbteats 5-im1 Power Tool Work-
grov . green,the
Semi -Gloss
n
not a surplus paint -A-.115 per gaftnn. Qem ry .,
More than that, tilt Br1 i1tOn
B
his picture taken for ten' min
BAVH YOU anything floods dyeing or dean-
h shop: Pathe, . Drill Press, Circular Saw, Disc
guaranteed -or money rifunded. N 1.. !tletner,
racetrack where SAl'%T AN-
more, usually sitting T.he" ten
g
ants to us for tnformatioa, W are{
sander, Grinder. Ons motor operates complete
unit: PortaDl■. Fres illustrated Solder,
Russell Street. Torontc. JI. 1 Order*
DREWS ran is said'to.be slightly
minutes more'tilking to.the spar's
glad answer your questions. Department
1a�w
H, parker'■ Dye Works Limited. 701 longs
LOCKEWEAVE, COMO, P.Q.
accepted.
acct
PATENTS _.
downhill: and Golden Gate at Al-
t
venter Then a nice ,gag nap On
Arrest, Toronto. Ontario.
-
-�
101 Jr.Jlher
'i NASth Rake
iiETHERSTO"b!GH A t'omDanY Patent So.
3.60 Bay
bang, California is known as a
, a bene to the slin,
FARMS FOR 14AL36 _
suit
with Buck -Rake 63,Og0,00 Bim lumber sofa
Buck 1,000.0
able for barn sheeting 6a, per foot 1" and 3'%
1Scltort L�+bluhid 1590, $treat,
Toronto. Booklet of nformation on request"
bghwing fast track -4a fasL fhat
• • m,_
133 -ACRE FARM, partly under vultivatias,
Garnet Westlake. Beaton, Ofit. Phone 4614.
- -
PERi4Ote1AL
there •are some w110 su-,pest that
A�ter that, he plays catch for ten
bardwood bush. Soma legs. well watered,
Frame buildfisp mostly,' % mile from school.
,3-46 EAGLE TRA R suitable for saw O L
18.24 Cocksbutt Hart -Parc, on stilet or rub-
ASTROLOGICAL Readings. Scientific Ac•
'clic SLIlVeYOC Who laid it o72t'used. -
•minutes. throwing strictly under-
Good place for tourlas also. E. Buckley, Red-
,. C. N, Granger. Phone R66. Alymer. Ont,
curate Please write for Information Bva
Thurlaw Ko. 206 vanccwvet.
a tape somewhat shrunken by rain,
hand all the time. 'fakes another
bridge. Ontario. _
f FAR198 both wdl built oil, with hydro iilcely
SPECIALS from Bulletin lye. t: P.M. SPeakers
No. Transceivers $]9,06.
t4Intl id, ISO,
Canada _
or +orltething of the sort,
nap -the sun is hot • by now so hie
situated, country road between 'farms 3
31.36 up. 1101
Catnoa• Ray 6" scope 1113.06. Radio . Trade
HOBBY. Pon Pal and Lonely Hearts paper m11
'wkR lots 25 conte
-
does it in the dugout, 'Throws
mailfrom stores, 30 minutes' drive from
Guelph, immediate possession of I warm,
auppiv Co. Ltd- 1166 Tongs St,. Toronto,
in one Issue. 10. cents:
Box 137, WL. Toronto 1, OntarJo
underhand for free minutes mo
reasonable forma. John Wheeler, Orton,
A H RCRAFTERS
WANT TO ac•t, in .Movies or the Theatre!
10 make COALI(UN'ti.'S ret-
-----•
Tooling. carving, designs, Patterns. Catalogue
Free details on Movie acting suede. Writs,
Site down. Picks up a bat. books
tiOi RMT
Orme. HtDln Hobbles. Edmonton, Alberta.
Players. 6348 3unaot Blvd., Hollywood .,
ore still more remarkable, he turn-.
at it and tells everybody what a
?00 -ACRE TRACTOR FA -RM for rrni: beside
CHAMPION ELECTRIC GRAIN GRINDERS.
California
tiled at the start and collided slight-
school, soar highway. ■mall Lome, ■o
Oat Rollers and Milk Coolers, Motors In
--
-enough t0
�Sit..
hitter he is. Then r.trolts back to
'
squtpment, running creek, Hastinaa County.
St.,
stock, Heavy Duty Products. Proton. Ont.
TURKEYS FOR KALE _
tv'ilh anOthi- starter
- y g
the clubhouse == through for the
Share basis. reasonable. Box i6. 123 -13th
New Toronto. Oct,
sloNTCALM BARLEY. REG. No. 1, 62:tia
601 Golden
WHITE HOLLAND Poults now avatlabt0, of.
_ es and
••
r is a
per bushel. R. Mact'icar, Ave.,
ficlally banded and blood tested Pocked for
Lad a strange Peke in rhe saddle.
8 jockey
-
a • e - _
day. Latey rlctfon, moa-ftctioa, best sellers.
y.
--ta-their type. 076, 00 per hundred
Bunny Acre■ Turkey Firnr.--Patticla-_\lgbolson;
SPACE HEATER, new Coleman R-617 -for
Yet tri Spirt Of ill this he went t0
-
asked hili,, one
all a. Nod 10 Dears for membership.
bershah
6 or- o room cottage $100.60. Woodbridge
--�------_
Amaterstburs, Ont,
the front quickly, and in no time at
t :When somebody
why he didri7t do a little'
catalogues and monthly reviews,
Home Library, 6 Luttrell Ave., Toronto.
Tittsmithing, Woodbridse, Ontario,
Envelopes "Bea
WAliTLD
all was far in the lead. We won't
morning,
runnin Satch'i reply was that let's
loon EACH with up t and
Quality" with ap to 0!: lines printing.
WANTED. porcelain barber r halt. Writs or
^,bother to .give you the fractional.
eo
saving his feet. ' Asked, what he
change. Third Street. Hudson, Wis.
' dimes, but he finished out the ruffle
'in
thought of his prospects for the
and a quarter I :59' and 4/Sths-
season -°`Guess I'll .have to start
woo hard. Grover Broa, Expert Tree Fellers
which, on a race track• is next tiring
w
w ch,oflying.
using my head," said Satchelfoot.
list for the last half,
% of these days I'll be getting
"Soft
wile Ovie Scurlock, his rider, had
and -losing some of my• stuff,
When'Youv`UIM
Lim under snug restraint -
• y a
'a
and I'll have to begin being smart
Cross -Crimped Corrugated and ribbed styles,
6 to 10 ft lengths delivery from
Ache°tock.Writs
to fool those hitters."
-
Begms to
' Judged strictiv by the split -etc-
USE FINN'S S.E S. Tablets. Steps calf scours
end watch, then COALTOWN is '
quite a character, Satchel Paige,
.I
tandoubtedly'the speediest'horse on
att
as well as considerable of a bait-
refunded. One dollar trial sample. R. A FinnCo.
this• continent _ possibly in the
this.
.player. Don't be surprised ii he
world. Yet there are some-includ-
wins quite a few games for the
Farmall M.Ford/Ferguson with plow. W 30
ing, we believe, the. men who train
World Champions, especially after
both of them -that if c6.T
the Spring chill grtc out,nf,the sir
SIAMESE KITTENS
TOWN ever hooked up with his
and the sun =tart io renll-y shine,
'stablemate CITATION, the latter-
atteriwould
lrELP W A V TIiiD
PROFITABLE S1DET.ISE. auaranteed MOO-
quito and Black Fly Repellent. Ontario
wouldbe the,winner, Getting back
A' F E S
'to oar opening text, they believe
,S
":that COALTOWN has just a little
rVelece rout BOOkS end CASs tress
more "class- --and maybe they are
IrMZ and THIEVES. We bave a star
ht.
Red Isae at Safe, or Cabinet for ins
ri q - }
s • s
ourvese. Visit as. er writ• rwr erfete
. I
+til.. 9e Brnt W.
)1owever, that's one issue that's
J.&i.TAVL0R LIMITED
not likely ever to be: decided', as it's
o
SAFE E
.doubtful that the owner of•the two
TORONTO WORKS
would ever consent to such a race I
448 Front 9t. E. roronie
---although it would draw like a
-
Earahnsb«3 talon ,
dlustard plaster. A .After watching
the fiasco whenMAN,
and d O'WAR
practically ran away anhid from
1
I HARNESS & COLLARS
a SIR BARTON --- that never
Farmers Attention — Consult
' --••. :•.--.—ishould have been allowed to start
vour nearest Harness Shop
-we vowed to keep strictly --vay
about Staco Harness Supplies
from Maiclt Races, for the balance
We sell our goods onh through
'of our dates. Still, if they should
your local Staco heather '
over match CO.AT.'1OwN• Willi
''Goods dealer, The goods are
.cvrA"TION,'we imagine we'd at
''right and so are .our .prices �.
least be templed.
1 We (manufacture n1 our fat
t + *
Tories, - Ilarness Norse Col
` .A'r'e don't know if Sa1c1lelfoot
ilars. Sweat Pads Norse Blan-
-
Paige will el'er have -his name til
kilts. and Leathei Travelling
scribed it RasebalP. nlltch-belly•
Goods Insist on Staco 'Brand
booed Hall of Fame. If not It will
Trade. Marked Goods, and You
only, he because his calor kept him
c , satisfaction Made only by
'
' out of organized ball tilt 111e day-.
l ' MUEL TREES CO., LTA
of his "real greatness -were. largely
a Wellington St,E., Torontc
over. For Sat hitlo had class -tiff•
RiTE FOR CATALOGUF
deed ?herr are, filter tvflp lirlirer�
you horse shopped of
e - son's
1
You w ill be ins ' h know
thabyou can buy Simpson's.
Limited 41/% Preferred.
8bares as easily as you can
buy goods from Simpsons'
nation-wide department store
and mail order organization.
You can incest $97.50 or
more. The Shares, which we
offer as principals, are $100
per value and the dividend
S4.50 per annum payable
quarterly. 7
Your order may be placed
by telephone or' mail at our
nearest 'office. We gill look
after all the details.
A Prospectus will be for-
warded gladly upon request.
Invest iii
Sirnpsons Shares
wIllod, Gundy
lVr ('oniilany Limited
36 King Street West
Toronto
,Telephnne: F.l4hi 4321
special 18.96, including Free Gift. Book Ex-
phase, Hamilton Beatify Supply Co,. 310
change. Third Street. Hudson, Wis.
Hing E.. Hamilton. Ont,
ATYENYION FA Sl
Treem, cut dbwn end corded $3.00 a eord soQ,
woo hard. Grover Broa, Expert Tree Fellers
63 Seaton Bt.. Toronto.
ALUMINUM ROOFING A SIDING
When'Youv`UIM
Cross -Crimped Corrugated and ribbed styles,
6 to 10 ft lengths delivery from
Ache°tock.Writs
Tplesples and and estimates Steel
-
Begms to
Distributors Limited, 600 Cherry St., Toronto
USE FINN'S S.E S. Tablets. Steps calf scours
and pig scours. Cost fifty Dents calf. Tea
REACH FOR
cents pig Easily given. Guaranteed or money
refunded. One dollar trial sample. R. A FinnCo.
Ltd..London, Ont.li.
Kele lnternatloat Truck 149" W.B.
Farmall M.Ford/Ferguson with plow. W 30
Jill
Tractor.. Apply Thos.. E. Hewson. Georgetown.
SIAMESE KITTENS
mm
Fees, Pedigreed, 935.00. Sunshine Cattery.103
Rloorker St.. Toronto 6. Onta
lrELP W A V TIiiD
PROFITABLE S1DET.ISE. auaranteed MOO-
quito and Black Fly Repellent. Ontario
- i - .
'� BECAUSE— � •
' Backache is Often due to --
dletrietp ,Per. Box 291, Adelaide P.O.,
at upset kidney ami -
t
leap for over half a ct4tury Dodd'6
WANTED FAR51 brlpei single. 12 months
.
Kidney PJIs have helped bring relief from
bads farm near Woodbridge. Must he re-
liable, thoroughly experienced Ontario farming.
backache by treating the kidneys. Get `
Good tome, Box. 34, 123 - 18th Street, New
Dodd's Kidney Pills today at any d
Toronto _.._
•Cowley. Look for the blue box with the
band. You can depend 4M I)odd'a
FRUIT JUICES; The principal ingredients,In
•- - ,.
Dixon'x Remedy for Rheumatic Pains, Neu- I
,
ritia. Nf inro'n Drug Stare. 335 Elgin, Ottawa.
-
`
Posipald. 91.00. I
ISSUE 16 - 1949 • -
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There's a produce buyer 'I've is any sort of paint which he can
heard about who estimates;that use on old lumber to prevent ter -
many poultrymen lose as much 'as mites from eating into it The aa -
twelve
ve
cents a dozen on their eggs, swer is that impregnating the wood
simply because they're dirty and so with coal -tar creosote will do the
must be graded muchnet
, lower than job, If you paint- the creosote e
they otherwise would be. with a brush, it will give fine pro-
tdction to the surface. But' if you.
Which gives point to Expert J.
are planning to use that lumber for
sills, or something of the sort.—
E. Boiyd's saying, "Hens don't lay in fact anywhere that the wood
dirty tggs. They get that way be-
cause the y aren't gathered often might remain damp—it would be
enough, bebetter to impregnate it thoroughcause there aren't enough . by soaking it in the creosote.
nests, or because th6 litter is not
kept dr -A."
Tf�ers something about farm
just- how- can you clean dirty sprayers whicili may be of value to
some of you. It's the advice of
Dale Hull. who is an agricultural
up
value? Well, if you have just a few
eggs without lowering their market -engineer at Iowa State-eoll
Newfoundland Officially Welcomed Into Canadian Confederation—In a colorful. cereniottv in of them. you can remove the dirt egy-,-aud-
Ottawa on Friday, the new tenth Province of Newfoundland Nvast.welcoined into the CauaZliau quite easily with an egg sander. who should know what he's talking
confe'de ration., Black emery cloth stretched over a atb0ut—I hope.
'Top picture s tours toe. ea It s:::.:,:k:: t Ke= -=-
Min iltet St- - ment; Governer- General .-iseeunt -Pressures required for farm
of the Commons; Hon. J. Gordon Bradley*, secretary of the State and newly appointed' repro- well.spraying operations range all the
sentative of Newfoundland in -the Cabitiet; Senator J. H. King, and Former Prime Minister King way from 30 pounds per square inch
in weed . control work to 250 pounds
-.Lower photo shows Prime Minister St. Laurent cutting the first strokes of Newfoundland's. If' you have a whole lot of dirty
-of-arms on the shield reserved for the iiew province oil the Peace rggs, you'll probably want to wash per square inch- for fruit trees.
coat Tower, while Mr. Bradley they. Here's a:syste'm which comes cattle grubs and lice.
look oil. Hull recommends ' sprayer ilas.
------ - to me highly recommended. Put the a at
ill produce up to 250 pounds per
will
eggs in a wire basket and soak the
inch pressure.-
taining the thesis at least. Further- whole basket in a mixture of hot-
-niorc several instituiions. hav� not water ow The Continents wat- (140 to 160 degrees) and
only been willing to publish the re- detergent ("soapless soap"). Don't buy sprayers with rubber
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suits of scientific investigations but impeller type pumps. They are -
Once Wande 7. to fillari.( c hose investigations as sensitive to, spray materials that
% lVd. Soak'the-eggs- ior just a couple have light petroleum bases, and
of minutes. Then, when the dirt Is —many farmers have not found them
7 1�k t the University of Ciacitn'ta'ad. 'soaked loose. wash it off by pour
satisfactory, Hull says.
Few Youngsters today 'manage to -single continent or pangaet w Dr. Kennetli E. Castler," keologist� ing or spraying warm water over
which
open
Fe. ed the , question following the basketful. Then let the air dry
Arctic Built-in or external by-pa"es are
"finish" geography without an e7sec- split from Alaska across the four years o res
and down tike full"Iength of the I earcli work in South the eggs thoroughly. But don't on recommended as pressure regulators
rise in juggling cut-out continents America. '['here he traveled tens of any account use Cold water, a, it
Atlantic to the "'The un -
around. s Antarctic: a t or positive action pumps.
equal parts, lit said. drifted off in, tbou4ands of miles. gathering dita will 'draw ' dirt and bacteria into The suction hose needs to stand
They iina the 'nose of South opposite directions toward -the Pa- under the auspices of the United the eggs. 1* ...* . "
America fits very neatly into Me States Department of.State and the a pressure.,of 100 pounds, and the
Gulf of Guinea, that North America cific region with additional fractures Guggenheim Foundaion. high pressure ]lose should be able
and rotations taking plate. in certain . . - . . But don't start washing eggs until to- stand a nrci4.urc of 4Wpounds,
swings over to match Europe with portions. "None of my findings in South you've checked. with your produce
extreme nicety it the islands and Alfred L Wesenet, German geo- America. definitely -proves or die- dealer. The than . ces are that he
peninsulas are tucked in, too. Even In order to keep a lozzle- from
physicist really put- the prevailing prove's. tile drift •hypothe-;t-." he won't cut your. price on wished clogging, Hull advises haiving an
'Australia and Antarctica can be theories to test and assembled the says. "but they are significant evidence to show that
pushed up and fitted in at the south. even eggs'or 100 -mesh screen in place over
amend of things, to make a map parts in the working hypothesis that arid.ugli to warrant additional field ones they are. But there is some the intake endofthe hose leadinK
bears his name. It is best met forth studies in South Africa, 'India, and eggs—that is, if. he knows which from the sprayer tank.
after the style of the ancients—
in his work on "-The Origin of Con. Australia to make necessary com. which •have beeri carefully washed
earth's Ilan d'.area in,one ni-ass, with
mess all around, iinents and Oceans." revised in parisons. won't keep quite as long in cold For the best coverage on'%eedt..
1928, "Although a -great number of use a
storage as will unwashed ones. nozzle producing
ducing a 'flat or
-.Children have been doing tlii!s ior. Wegener quotesastronon micil 06- ieologists discount -tile theory of
farrshaped spray -pattern For
several generations, but merely as nervations to support. a. claim that -rontinental drift. especially North secticide spravirig in cora borer
So it's best to be on the square
in exercise in mental gymnastics. control, use a nozzle that gi%.cs, a
the continents: are still drifting.- American ones it' is a completely- with 'tile 'dealer -and tell him about solid and men of natural science Measurements in Europe, (�reen-� open issue. It lan't be settled with washing, Then he can put the solid coine-shaped pattern,
the w
who found tbemsetvis intrigued land and North America proved to information now at hand. I'm not eggs into immediate consurriptioni
with ' the possibilities and who Hint that North America is still yet convinced that the theory Nozilet . flaying.. various 'Pray
v is
..Channels. where they, will 'be. just
"studied the matter at all- seriously traveling slowly westward. This angle's and c-apaciti'e. cali--be PUT
valid; but am also not discounting good
a as any others,
have been pretty generally smifed movement.' more distinct in times IiC' chased for' application from as low
lit in learned company
company—until recent' at.two, gallons rer.acre'up to aril,
past. he held, accounts for tlx mar-
IY. Now there is a growing mass of
ginal foldings, the so-called "back- A reader wants to know if there• quaintin dc-ired.
aridence which seems to indicate -bone of the Americ i,': tl,t dkiidei Olie"o"t—t'he -theory 6 iitost famous I
'.1here may be itnare truth to be and Rockies, champions w -as, Alexander L du
U 11 c 0 v e ! e d than fiction writers
'Toit,. a noted South Africap geolo- 'Hands' for Research
dreamed. �.Viit, respotisible for "A Geological
Inii% idea is cou3ide:-ably lk- arl
Taylor, Baker, "Wegener-. du Toit, ance will, Baker, who'saw (Tie earl,-'- OMPaT'son Of South America With
Uans, Daly, van der, (iracht, I drifting not as arfv slow, angular South Africa, published under .this
Schuchert' are just 'a -,movement but t. he result Of 3inlul- title in 1927 by the Carnegie In
W 0 f t 1 1 e Al arm e 9 4"- +"g ; ; -, �—� I _4tit]U;;on.of-NXa3hiqgran. 'Ten years
tancous and rapid flight. Sometime
people 'who have had something-ro I during the late Miocene or early -later he produced a more finished
V y for or against the "WeReller Pliocene eras, he, said, the orbital . work. "Our Wandering Continents,"
!
ypothesis." Even before such re- Imove'llitilts, of the earth and k4nus which hi presented'a 'mass of
sent investigators as -these; tilirI, viried enough to'bring those planets detailed data indicating Africa to be
Ilismed philosopher -scientist, Francis so. close together that a thick layer the - key to •the whole, -problem.
Bacon, discussed "continental drift" of crustal matter was stripped from Africa, .he held, was the heart' of
as early as 1620: Most proponents file region: hurled into -Gondwanaland. His early work-
slio, . wed
postulate a time when the earth was space to forever afterward travel A how South Ainerica. and
_West Africa tie in beautifully- from
-oriented differently in space, when path 6f its 01A'll around the earth.
The polar axis d4 not, go through , That was bis explanation of how - a geological viewpoint. Latet he
what is now called the Arctic -and file co'itinerits A.cre formed an4 1 accomplished like comparisons -to--
shbA, how India,, Africa, Australia
Antarctic writes Herbert B. 'Ni0ots hQw th", moon began. i 11
In The Christian Science 11-oni , * i and Antarctica must have,. filled tip.
t1ol" -esfo�aLtion of the
In -his early I tile, Indian ocean atone tims.
land areas, Wegetier brought the .
The first real attempt to onfline
-shore lines almost together.
the problem is all orderly sort of I -H oA
-way was made by F. R. Tal lof, in his later work lie recognized He found that dli�. Falkland 7
geologist, in 1908.P6r 30 Fearsli
-c the weight of opinion *against him.I-
vestigations
i islands must have 6e'eit closer " 1�0
ally p4blished teports of ill- and allowed room not only for the
periodically Cape florn than to Argentina in
V
which had led hint'to mid-Atlantic ridge, a long* chain of former iimc5
for its geology more
believe that back in Cretaceousmountains known to stretch beneath fitarly fits that of the Cane than ii
Times (some 180.000.000 years ago -the ocean from Iceland clear. to :7
the Argentine.
when the age of giant reptile.; Antarcti' does
6. b6t fo� generous niar-
Geologic literature is full of pond
X
:ending-), the earth captured a satVl- 'girial areas as well, to take 'ca!,e at �i
er6lis volumes written to explain
. . . . . . . . . .
lite out of space (.tile nio(w known- continental shelves..' 'I'lleSe __l
Ilow oceans an -d continents might.
For the next several rnithort year,. stretch out to sea for many' mile= .Mace been' formed. One'scho_ol lay's
before-Arbpping Pif Inventor Raymond
he theorized. giant tides rose and 'tile ct;ccali basins have always been in, C. Goertz of the Argonne National
on depihs. In Chicago• demonstrates his "master slave," a device to be used ir,
this planet. To with more' or less permanetit. But op -
rotational forces these caused at . i un- pollents argue there is far too much -research Involving radioactive materials. The inventor conklols
the,rnechanieal "hands" in the foreground front
outside a glass
balance oil the globe wilicli restilted Nci'cin'eis ready to admit yet th.o evidence to show that there have
-panel, which is replaced by concrete and lead insulation-inatiort.in ,actual .
in 'sliding continents, in a radical i '-continental drift is really proven been great- interchanges ofland and Operaticim, Special optical lensia-
s will enable scientisr, to watch the
-drift of land masses, like giant rafts p fact, but an increasing number'oi sea areas, of continental and oceanic work of the ingenious contrivance, which rpn pet -n virtually
of granite sial afloat on a - gla.;-,likc scientists it' wan.v field; are enter- d.itnension,s. any operation 0oFFL:c wean tiunu..
-sea of the underlying a,,d more
dense sini'a. fust, as a cork bobs to
the -t , ade 0
op of a pail of. water, §0 till' LITTLE REGGIE
t.,
tOiltinelits project because 11 BY Margatrita.
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rocks liq'i'ter than fl,.bsr WELL I I FIXED IT AT IN SAM WILL IT NEVER
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the ocean SOS HIT --4ff 16 T14fi- MATTER WITH ACTILD
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M 1,'*S OUR 14(XJSE
-ellow -Plogt�,t 1413 FIRE PLACE TiAAT urom
FIC Q.
apart because he ignored .ti 4b 4% -A
-graphical and fossil relationships ai FINE.'..FiNE.. " 44w,
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well as cat -Ili friovements believed
earlier titan Cretaceous. He maZie,
or
no itteillot. to put the jigsa.x puzzle, p 0
together except in the case of \ortii P
_'America li,id Greenland.
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Then in 1911 Eaker'nlad
Up for hi., -deficiency by presenting
leis "di-n!acernent gl6be" postula-
tilig- t1l'tt- 1:gitlllly tile -c teas but a
can be ordered through us w I _ ■
safety. Light -heavy cox available,
also started .chicks - _HEI c a r son
also
RRYstart 31 LICS,hicks PICKERING
SALE — Spartan mantle rad -
F FOR A
it). .'hone Pick. 34,
FOR BALE 3 1-2 h. D. EmDtre i .. PICKERINO, OVTA.RIO PSQNIe 166
Garden Tractor, complete- outfit; 36 i
sickle bar, lough, -spring tooth_4 ZRETUR.NED SAME DAY
_ . in DGREATER dNAkP S
tf ilttrator, light use for two seas- - �, �, (�+ �,t
ane, like new, Immediately arail- O pr g e�e�C� developed and L UN DE I lean
able, Pickertng 191 W 2• printed g0e, Reprints 4c- each. PRIVATE ,L�iBL'LA.\CE
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Apr. 2p' ! OUR P'RLNTS ARE MADE WITH FUNERAL DIRECTOR =
OR SALE — 1937 Plymouth s / s e ONE AlBd....T0 OIPE OUR CLT& PHONE: MARK - 99W
THEIR IVl
an, needs some motor and body = 1'R1LEA3 StiAPBHOTB A'i' M
work. Reasonable. Apply I3ROC1{'5 jBLST..'..LOOK FOR THE NAME I arkhainio On
B01WLING ALLEY, ljax. ER
- YELOX ON THE BACK OF EVERY
ExI silent
'Buy—'48 Cheti. Ct aI ll, FRUNT..IT'& YOUR .SUR INCE
Fieetn aster, undercoat, radlo, plaid ! OF QUALITY
slip covers cushion ride tires. hen- IV.Free Enlargement With initial RADIO SERVIC1
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ter, mileage 11,300• one owner. •i x 1 1 s G ran: Re' S
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cash, trade or terms 2x1 S(arboro Ftoz e3 Dept. T-3 Cttes�on. Out.
Rd.. Toronto. after six daily.
Gli llti CLE:A%Kl),. Burrm) OR !.
,Phone 7 R 12 . Pickering 4
Government Approved Seed Clean•
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fiilUL£R S :VIENDIT $HOP - CHI]L.�iEYS RE -BUILT
Brouglutm, Ontario
Phone Pickering 8&14 Ibr , •-NEWLY-BUILT or REPAIRIeD i
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Appointment QR=BNWOOD, ONTARIO
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£nest K'Nudlruda l o""Imunity Hull
Church. .11►- Marion Wauno�-
Whivby, sang a besutl4ui solo: o. i
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APRIL i8 P.
Sunday last. She is always weleame
RED
rat.`tOr Plowing
MU\iiTDR BL\GO
at Greenwood.
The Fork Craft opens in the S, S.
an'd
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'_ • SpeelAi
room` at 1.30 on MonddY, April la.
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C,,UbTI VATING, D1501YG
•..610.00
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Clare Burk, of the Prov. l+'ar-n Fur-
GRADING
$40.00 JAGlk-POT
�, wi<-addreas the meeting. On
Tuesday, Rev. LutE .3n wtll 3p:a•�
Society dog food, two tins
Z7c
:
uR�'i.YG WHITE
Sat. Apr. 10 �at 2Sli and 7.•lb p.;nt
Wednesday will be Music Day. Ot
- -•Pickering Phone 248J
- - �,KEYB O[•• THE K[\IIDO,.I"
Thursday', the tlilm Bcard wilt eiuov,
On Friday a teruouu, �i-
Gregpry Peck Peggy' Ann Garner
ctures.
Hr• C. Murkar, Editor of the P,cp
-The
Carnation ' MILK, tin
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FOR SALE•--13-ddse grain driiC with
ering News, w141 ,peak on H.S.
,grag8 seed attachment, in good run-
nfng order; bay mare, 7 yrs. old,
all harness, about 1450
,—
��(���� ��� women
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tory of Piexe-lag TowushlP." Thtc
will be of interest to all, come Oil.
aud. hwr it.
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49c
gouti in
:.-pounds. Apply Barrett Bros., east
.
J�'� �' 10' 15 lbs.
The many friends of Mrs. -lame-
(Mazola oil oz.
'af Pickering. Phone 47 W 2.
Qa •
Gib:.onwere glad to see her ,at the
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Rose Brand
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-YOUNG KN 'S SPORT T C•OA�P e( rurch again, and to . know she r:
for > Ile. Excellent condition, toofilet New Pep, Villi, rgor gaining in health.
,mall for o�vner. Origiu2l cost $'L6_
for. $13.00, 16-18 yrs.
-Wbat a thrtlri Sony limbs till out: ugly honow•
loam �of
bCerveQ,°nitkh•lbe�an`w
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5ai, sa.iing'
-May be seen at \ews Office.
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l)uck�rheai.
eawnoYokbold'hounands
girls, vomer. men. w ,o neer troutd ala before,
are , t vruth ut special vig hbandj g. je p- bodies.
1'ueytb.Tud fsuatelgorbuUdmg.flesh-budding
tt .h
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- Sweet Mixed ��� Wes lb oz,
Z9e
fade
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-TIMOTHY •SEED^- Ycr sale, AP'P1Y
Lot 2 4 con. 4,
c .cti
n re
appetite and digs. -"tion so food gives you more
strength sadttmiz li tat. put flesh on bare bouea•
t wu't tear ger. ung tno fat. Stop wheti you've salbed
the �. ro. )s or �o led. you need for Wormer vel . c
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Baker's
Alfre 1 KeaS es.
Pi_orie 96 `wN' 2.
Cosie little. \ew qet xc.;ua.ntPd" s.ze only Uc.
Try famous C--trez 1':n.c Tablets lar new v gor
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and added puutids, this very day. At n8 drvew, .
You, j•ou, i'ulr Are Tae one
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i� re lard Z lbs.
39c
iL� ♦1 OO� , . , Forever and Ever
Greenwood !
"'A"
. We have :t .large quantity of
ynu Aro Despable
Navel orae es Z doz.
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IFt. SOFTWOOD SLABS AT
$3.00 FOR -CORD., I A 1littstrel Shaw, under the nus- - Honey, 3larbles and Chalkt
i the Greenwood Evening s
GEORGE R. «WD
pices of
;
„nii P18nin�; dill _
I W 'A vttill be presented in Green-
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R1DGE - Phone 115-W I wood United Church, Friday, Aprl
Don't tool arqund with chicks whose
22 at 8.30. The large cast includes
of the Evening W. A. and
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(7omma el, Comms a
Beim Sou De!
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' history you know nothing about.
members
their husbands. The production is
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:
Not in April. You want the right
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ohAcks now. To brow quickly to-
under the direction 'Mreraice a
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k These And Man More Pepalar Acid
For Sale At
I Te
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'' tins ���
wards egg or meat production, when
Rey• A• C. Luffman will conduct
io
+ Old Time Records
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markets are good. Hillside Chicks
• ith
an Easter Com2=un n S on
Sunday morning at the United
Plelt IY8i9
D�ton phone Pickering
can be ordered through us w I _ ■
safety. Light -heavy cox available,
also started .chicks - _HEI c a r son
also
RRYstart 31 LICS,hicks PICKERING
SALE — Spartan mantle rad -
F FOR A
it). .'hone Pick. 34,
FOR BALE 3 1-2 h. D. EmDtre i .. PICKERINO, OVTA.RIO PSQNIe 166
Garden Tractor, complete- outfit; 36 i
sickle bar, lough, -spring tooth_4 ZRETUR.NED SAME DAY
_ . in DGREATER dNAkP S
tf ilttrator, light use for two seas- - �, �, (�+ �,t
ane, like new, Immediately arail- O pr g e�e�C� developed and L UN DE I lean
able, Pickertng 191 W 2• printed g0e, Reprints 4c- each. PRIVATE ,L�iBL'LA.\CE
`
Apr. 2p' ! OUR P'RLNTS ARE MADE WITH FUNERAL DIRECTOR =
OR SALE — 1937 Plymouth s / s e ONE AlBd....T0 OIPE OUR CLT& PHONE: MARK - 99W
THEIR IVl
an, needs some motor and body = 1'R1LEA3 StiAPBHOTB A'i' M
work. Reasonable. Apply I3ROC1{'5 jBLST..'..LOOK FOR THE NAME I arkhainio On
B01WLING ALLEY, ljax. ER
- YELOX ON THE BACK OF EVERY
ExI silent
'Buy—'48 Cheti. Ct aI ll, FRUNT..IT'& YOUR .SUR INCE
Fieetn aster, undercoat, radlo, plaid ! OF QUALITY
slip covers cushion ride tires. hen- IV.Free Enlargement With initial RADIO SERVIC1
Ord ua ee3 eWee
ter, mileage 11,300• one owner. •i x 1 1 s G ran: Re' S
e�
cash, trade or terms 2x1 S(arboro Ftoz e3 Dept. T-3 Cttes�on. Out.
Rd.. Toronto. after six daily.
Gli llti CLE:A%Kl),. Burrm) OR !.
,Phone 7 R 12 . Pickering 4
Government Approved Seed Clean•
W
' ! - -
s . , G. CARLl'OX_ �
ing Plant. -
fiilUL£R S :VIENDIT $HOP - CHI]L.�iEYS RE -BUILT
Brouglutm, Ontario
Phone Pickering 8&14 Ibr , •-NEWLY-BUILT or REPAIRIeD i
-• "y alalte qr Model
Appointment QR=BNWOOD, ONTARIO
-- IL • _ . _ v h t * 1 r .. - PHONE: PICBB,1=0 i! W i
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ICE CRE9.Y
SOFT DRIATi.S • NEW AND USED
comm$Urr TRACTOR
PHONE: PICK. 159J 11W STANDARD A'D'D ROWCROP — AU1iO
$torte Hours Each WeekdayU11111111111111111, TRACTORS AND MACHINERY FOR SAL8
SAO a m. To 7.00 P. iii• -
GAS AND OIL ' , I john �. White
MpAt d dYcAs
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This chart proves the importance of proteins on growth. �--
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AJAX Reg. No. 1. Sdcd Oats for
87 TUDOR HTR. AJA.Y
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..AUCTION fl�i.LE$1
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FOA $ALPS _ . 13 -tooth M. H.
sale. Germination 96; percent, from
Domestic & Commercia 1 _
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SATURDAY, APRIL 23 _-auction
eDrtng•tooth cultivator. E. P. Con-
R43,
First Prize at Ontario County Seed
yielders,
d Fair. Strong straw, gooy,
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; , -protein. _
Relished by chicks -growth is the result—try a bag
d
isale of full line of good farm imp-
�, P_ R. 2, Whitby, phone
r A.V. 15
bags included, $1,40 bush. Phone
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lndoy—you'll be moie'than satisfied. f .
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large stock of cissa
overcoats and 'pants. Also a 9,
lements, L H. C. tractor, choices,
1ro��:��
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9213, F. V. Chapman, Pickering.
=Sold by A. & Morderi`& Son
stock f new
and leather scats aQd
_ gentit': lurnlsh-
Call-,
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young sows, brown ware 13 yrs„
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Experiment
L G
G.
Norris and
F. Heuser
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and be convinced:
baled and loose hay, at Lot 32,
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coa 3 to 4, nirth eat of Whio
Town, on the farui of 'Wal. Rabel.
Full Una of Cockshutt Machinery
the property'of L. Summers. Sale
at 1.30. Terms cash, A. W. O'Con-
nor, clerk. LOYAL PO(iIIE. suet-
-toner.
Forand
on Display
p
20°rb PROTEIN
NOBTAAR GRAHAM
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CHI STARTER
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�7ornee>8e'oeit Ra. and No. s.
Phone: Pickering 186)
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".: Not a Mash -Not a Pellet—Just Crumbled
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Better Growth, Stronger Bodies and
GROCERIES_
Economy in Feeding
IlSF.ATs
ICE CRE9.Y
SOFT DRIATi.S • NEW AND USED
comm$Urr TRACTOR
PHONE: PICK. 159J 11W STANDARD A'D'D ROWCROP — AU1iO
$torte Hours Each WeekdayU11111111111111111, TRACTORS AND MACHINERY FOR SAL8
SAO a m. To 7.00 P. iii• -
GAS AND OIL ' , I john �. White
MpAt d dYcAs
Soo
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i es �n a
, a e rvice
This chart proves the importance of proteins on growth. �--
100)0
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V.
400
= A 20% protein feed in 8 weeks produced a greater
87 TUDOR HTR. AJA.Y
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SOO
Domestic & Commercia 1 _
l;latchford's Crumbled Chick contains
,est dna Sold
Carry
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-
; , -protein. _
Relished by chicks -growth is the result—try a bag
ed sand grassed likeenewe
h18$ •nits,
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t
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lndoy—you'll be moie'than satisfied. f .
_
large stock of cissa
overcoats and 'pants. Also a 9,
200.
1ro��:��
-
=Sold by A. & Morderi`& Son
stock f new
and leather scats aQd
_ gentit': lurnlsh-
Call-,
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- Phone .1 � 7 J 2
too
.
-1 . - .. GREEN 00D
Experiment
L G
G.
Norris and
F. Heuser
1.
i7
and be convinced:
.
9" SCHWAIM y'
Sheet Metal Wor s
I
i es �n a
, a e rvice
This chart proves the importance of proteins on growth. �--
100)0
_
_'�a
= A 20% protein feed in 8 weeks produced a greater
87 TUDOR HTR. AJA.Y
_ - — -
__ _ -`
-
_ growth than did the 180,0 protein feed. _
Starter 20°fa
Domestic & Commercia 1 _
l;latchford's Crumbled Chick contains
,est dna Sold
Carry
-
-
; , -protein. _
Relished by chicks -growth is the result—try a bag
ed sand grassed likeenewe
h18$ •nits,
!
!
�����
t
_
lndoy—you'll be moie'than satisfied. f .
_
large stock of cissa
overcoats and 'pants. Also a 9,
1ro��:��
-
=Sold by A. & Morderi`& Son
stock f new
and leather scats aQd
_ gentit': lurnlsh-
Call-,
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- Phone .1 � 7 J 2
� �' • .•.
_. FI .KERIiV
.
-1 . - .. GREEN 00D
'Sags at very reasonable Drlioes-
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and be convinced:
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9" SCHWAIM y'
w!
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PICKERING
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o
WATCH attd CLOCK
REPAIRING7.
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'VE FIY ; - T eir'1-n i .Business Practice
QILVEOARE I I.
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nn gill tin• .rbecl=.of inrluftr�- turn for the benFfit of•ecer�• -in« � �...........
Geri -Knapp, 'Prop TT
l '1 otil of n (tilt lailhc-.'1lc'nanu, drill I,rr c farm tra!atlr-. Uur %Val• of 1,11fe R+•lt�-ard�1
r�O`E. '��:'I1:1-t171'�r I7Y.1t'Ilatt,^-. 1.11'. are prothicin-r giyol Is atlll rr•rvict.� N'{11 l'I1 1'.{1'Il -..-� Tt•:�i tlS�•tl tiiAr7t1'i '• -
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1l(111 tlr. 1,11•I1iwal fart, atilt i3Otrr
. ar=: ']'h1.-� •!'•liar- j,rn�'i111• fou11. 1.11�Ihi
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11 � �t {lit I1 1'"rt!1't!tllll' tip (lilt' c/Y'!P'Ft �- :iLl+ Ill ll 't.{llllarll ')i It'• 111 • �itlt.'. 1'Itt Nnl'IC 1'1'� Lllui� ilt"t C111 CIII'll • ,.
w � l.i'1n'=in_Ir•t'tn• <,f n:. Ihlrtfnrr. h:l i2 \r�\ llrr,•tital.ill �!v;=t i1l.lIlr IrTur1. lane 1� rntt\1' rr-,�n.n:illility '.
Dolly !@Al Y tt a'I\ Ili+i,I\ of (1'•81!11.11 L\ trla'r-• Ilrindut !rio! jtlanl.- l,Ilr C �\lir:.rr� iiinl ,ill(.,\'111i1L11'`I'-t.11ltltitvl r,t II\I11'_ .
1 >ri::ie I Int itis a'11it h :Irr ii;,j to of \+ale /;f {ifr. in •li!• rt r,.lirl t/1 :I r ,I,'t th(� ac-
-it
c-lululls a!t1 a lt' Ilwn. Flit rl.-ltnr atiie rl Itf _<<•\ etnrnrtil. i'Itt' :,tl,l Iltr 1.,1\ Iii , wake use
qsS �° t••' .� 1.1_.i lir nt. .i..l1 is::ii\:I\�
UrSeA7 ., 'IU�ii1:I t.. .. .A 1111 I•:'I,"h:r'f]T.tIt1• Ij r'I,I tt/ .•1:4 j,�:,\'1•P IrJt IIf ,• .t lS I:i; 1::1 .;t ,,,:,,0� tiA ,,' t
, �,�� •1 ,� '+_b f•� l:ll,' Ili :I I. L' t'i't H1111TIC
.. _ t.:1 t/?i•il 11121 \\11• t tli:l ll_ full (,'i 1: 311-1' ('I\11.1 tl!1• :i.i It l�•i,trl�t\• i 1 1'\'�I'I'II —
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SFTAIIi: (iR ?:- iii[ iRl:1: „ - { 111{{ wtrial a !i\ i f,l t turn-.
Ir N and �j11:1 i:.. i. !1- In e\1 r\ ! :t: 1>f llu-,n -+ .ul *kE�' '
L";i{Fti11:S {T:.\\' S. Fi%T�i: qtr- tntili';C- \' t \rill
�' _- I' nl' ltl>Iknt'e. r', rr\ r'fll tri lint III jl..'�t !tf lili'1 <''• \ !t l•. t. !'r.ltl I.IC(''llllt i�C�r \ �S ,• a 11 t ' It Uer 1 ,1 III a I<.Q
b'bU�t'ER1\'1, ANI)
1 Pr: Y, I;\\t.\L3 !n i", :�. -tali :iN! null tri x11:11 \\v»iC. wit; ntr:,n• ``" (;an,1/1a sr -
i11'11•nt 111 l\I - : :Intl a
r+atl r hu=int Iiri1 nr. -will is l :1 to nutl.e !,.nt.lrio a liner p{at•' in Y
Place lh', 1(•1•: \ N '.}•r{I \grin^' ;• �\{I i, •I1 (1.> !i\�t• .ir1�, »fir!:. it 1, A live.111.1_. 1u 1 uc t
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}7 Fa T. BCXTI\G +
Sail n .1Kt, - (' rtntt. Pick. 56 d cT
- an as"et. w any ta.rsuauuu11.7.• 1n this service on the cnllren's Holy.
utters theft name and 8rbup, and Everyone is asked to remember 11 are invited to Join themlawatch
rtnned their
the lady's coat. Adel- Day, to Commemora the crucifix- t- a '
the evening of mus!c and entertain- your church ea26ndar for places of
mous �ancbl of devilled eggs, let- ion of Ohrist. M . >hsla wilt�e meetitng. ,v�ost,:ll� f
S • _.—'• meat that the- Sunday ScYtool i8
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%il/y�.-,i,,... ..,_,... • r• teAl/i•.�c� sdon3uring t,,.,, . Easter SunaaY.ev-• l _
enlag. Those o' the Sunday School
' .,ar,>.ff have given a groat deal of .. aA& i-;}
,► -0 -te these (oast+ ' y I
r i i I
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! ".VETERINARY
-- - - --- - ; AJAX Reg. NO. I. seed Oats for
AUCTION sale. Germination 96 percent, from
- FOR SALF1 _ 18-tobth M. H. _.
} First Prize at Ontario County Seed — - -- r
_ spring -tooth cultivator. E, P. Con= Fair, Strong straw, good yielders,
*Pfflffi- 23 sale of full line of good farm imp- Ina, , t) -bush. Phone - --
s nc u f �
laments, L H. C. tractor, choice { A�• 15 . 92J3. F. M• Chantnan,_ ickering. --- 1
d -c !
goung sows, brown mare 13 'yrs„ -
baled and loose ha!, at Loc 3�, { _
con 3 to 4, northwest of Whitby o
Town, on the farm: of Wm. Rabel. Foil Linn of Cockshutt Machinery
the property of L. Summers. Sale
at 1.30. Terme cash, A. W. O'Con---
liar, clerk. LOYAL FOt3UE. snot- , For , Sale and on Display ZOPROTEIN.
•
NOBUAN GRAHAM - CHICK STARTER
- =
-_0orn0es�Rd 2> :80. a r
Phone: Pickering 196J
toot a Mash—Not o pellet—Just Crumbled
Better Growth; Stronger Bodies and
Economy in Feeding
ICE. CRE,1.Y \ +UP
SOFT DRL\'KS` NEW AND
rB$[jTP "80" TRACTOR soo '
9 U10 ,
5 S A
• P.HO.i-E: PICK 1 il�E' t1Yl'ANDART A.'�'D ROWCROP -_ - .-
1 VMD TBACTORS AND BEACIMNERY FOR SALA `
- __tkare__HQurs. Each_ Weekday _ _ —
= a 'tin. To V P. - -- - - - --... - --.. --- -
t
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(John B. White
AND OIL
t -i BTATiON, BROUQTFAM PHONE: MARKH.&M 16 R 18 Soo _
FOR FREE ESTDUTES . MPttlntr 0hr Write -Your Eagukd@0"
PHONE PICK, 188 J 1 :oo
fiame7 Warm Air Furnaces ».0"�'* ^b '°�•
]REFRIGERATION --
- .:Air Conditioning S7atem. -
100 t- C Norris and
Filter Units and Hamldifera -- G. F. Heuser
• RGDMAN - Works end Service This chart proves the importance -of proteins on growth.
Metal Wo ��� -A20%.protein feed in 8 weeks produced o l0ofogrealer
Sheet - _
STP. AJA.Y
87 TUDOR - igrowth. than did the 18a%o protein feed.
_ Blatchford's Crumbled Chick Starter contains 20°0
_ . •.. Domestic & C16mmercia l -- _ : .,pratein;
steri.ized; clean.
_ ed b hkks' row h is the result—try a bag
S _
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Used Clothing .,. � _ _ ore t fl
- _. , . .� _ � , _ Relish Y c —g sed
ht and Bold t 1
ed sad Drwaed like new. Carry a ItOl�l�E Ce 'WHITE
' _ 'today you'!! be m than soli
large stock of bLZA class suits i
Sold y A. J. Morden & Son
overcoats and Dana(. Also a good So D
i ....stock of new leather coats and Is
windbreakers, and gents' furalatt- I Phone '197 J 2 PICKERINf`. I Ij !
_ G 0�
...'tags at very reason,ablc, Drlloss. Cali 1 ��W�'"'D -
oAd be convinced.
Sr121d SC'HWAii'LZ
In iohd St. %rest, Ushaw' ftt _ G
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N
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See Lis �
HAI S I
For _..
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REAL VALUES h
4:
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HARDWARE
ALVIN BUSEBY
:
PICKERING�
JEWELERY z
WATCH and, CLOCK
_ REPAIRING I --
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M
yJ�,LP�'Y ..,;Learning' business Practice
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•1 'SL : vJLVERWARE i .. ...............................
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17nl�ril) thr �r11vel� of influsfrc turn for the benefit of e�err �in«le.
Glen Kna
'Prop -- : I f,nt of u,. f;.rr It:thc. cl�nan►rl�. �lrjlt pre-�e�. farm r(`ini,'inhs. trarl(,r our %rias of Lift 1P.•^�•ardY
G pp>' pi I r _ 1 U. arc 1)ru(IuriltR•_Of/ll. null• servive �cltit'h �`arTt Ts;sintd hisiln'il;
X47 .:'i ine� nt�tcllir' t
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PHON ,Ir,llar�. •"Nicsr 'l<`llar-'provide ftlod. 41-11 jilt,. I,ivilivaI tart, and I6 he"
7 7� ;
--- '—' - •117'(',("^lilt 3 •\i!!,'I1 (`"ill rdmte tU (all' rl•t'!iri �• anll lllrlt �, dtt rlar•11•�)i 1!'• I11 �int:trlu l\, q-h('r� {, tlt,{1' tl,,•\ 1`:111 care i
0T1•.il
sr\ t(i,riRt,n' rt i:. 111ort•f"re. Ila, a, 1, r'. lwr-'Intl ilr4t re -t in ill( (iuw n,lrrr.�la\r l'v rnti\r rt -i iiit\ • - ;
• � ;+ .. of a-t�•�,'I`\ �ntll�i�' „f trainl'(I t."rktr�t„ n,llu.lri<+. I,lunt�.'['hr�c «tn`!>l•r� ...+nil rni"\ a i,i�_i,�•i; l-�t ,1rrL•"'�i
. .DOWNHAM " m !le i l "i',.11i, (n i,'',r -hill- [hoc aC-
it 1 I rl iil;r �:?tith'*'il.ryl• )rla:rt t(, our t'eli rif I:fr,
_ • .• -
,ir,:'rtiai,/` use .
i1:1`. l -i eil. ill,' l'u-1/pNi'Atlle '1-1 of _'h\ erllillt'll t• i` r '
_ Its i; tl. n: Ihrnt,"Ch,i! ;(\c'lV4
.. o
ur .. L.• �lltrl'!^i'I': :roil,!:: i. 2!lr i11 "'and
. fit_I.i (,i I11l,Fn\'tf• 1rJ, ,j.... i. 'I .•i 'j -tor ,: `' •1!'lit, it, ,t { i',.•_„v,(11(Irll\:. _ ..
.� I_a ,•,fl a#It i•'f li tint\ tti 1,1 \, ,'I1 .
:, i(:; „•- (lur \\„ i,. r �r,:rn r Lind t,. irt• _i\ rn ,!r i — -
t'` Tl 1l1)^1t'.'. " ll rl•>of • •I ii'�
I rt11'' jr>'i i o ll'o l,•_vrto ) ?B•
tl•„u-I.ltlLtti[�tl'l cllU\ 5I t• „n';rnri' cI1'
(n,knilei;L0V .trial \%ork. wil. rm' rt
Y' Nl l
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I
{
(-.:uiati:i _rrlt :rod .:t
to nial.i (.,n({irjo it iirter iliac:` in •: �"� s _rr,lt 'i)'lace iu 1\hich .
�Y
;l`atrr I/u:inl Irl
--Pis tr.
Place, lh,ts•r: \'„\\ 1'nr Sptiu: \shj;.lj lil'i�i a;,f,'S.e;n:. ` N to lice. .
�.. - ��� l�>rosIFF^ . . -
`l`� i i BY i-:\�r I�fr I;�I)UT3T : ( .)1TA
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i;ni ,4 :1gr, - l'i!'rrw . Pick. 50 .1 :Z
+�. .'!`: .a,.., r -. - ' � ._ '. e ani • .t.�� s�ti�_ �-+ars ..,a 'q ,' I=i - � ., :.y ,..
X11✓ --s...• ► _ rr�.. ' : e"M�� on
•'spsvring o4.- Easter Sunday ev-
° catz Tii+se of the Sunday School -
i
v -
-staff have given a 81"t deal of__.
time these sari fee weeps
M�
Wit
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l
LET '
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COaMETIC3 _
l wll-
Jug forIhls, so we hope all will
8.00 Rt.
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`� M1M w rent
.�
US �� next prescrir
tion. Only
PHOTO -FINISHING
YET rR1NARY SUPPLIES
glve�their support — p,
The show this week is "Keys of
the 'Kingdom" starring Gregoryhv"Phone
281 W Pickering, Ont
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... I
• firll grafi
BABY NEEDS
k -
Peck an(, Pegg;' A"nn Garner. ace- I
-
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,
ity Materials
FILLi used. Only
- is
a • a s
'- (STORE li0URt3
_
•Week Days:
ording to "the write-up, this picture,
reca'ved when'it p Yed in Torontoare
la
tt-m-ust-be-a- ver -good icture and
y p
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0.
Ido
Ta
p••
tfi• eoM "d'
-- 830 A. M. to a�.0_J
well worth anyone going to seesoII
f
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PRESCRIPTIONuudays:
make iE a point of attending the
,
Prices range as follows; wSsL35
4guaeChicks
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'
12.30 P )1, to 5.O1) P. fit_
show at 5.45 p. m.
This coirtng 31i:nday night, once
-copyrights, Of
i4 " f t . a :a•. s
-
'more is Ringo Night. • Do not for
get there aro 12 games for 25c. I
_. .
Essentials or The
P. 2, Pickering, Ont., Jan. 28; 1949
J R.- BOYES' Phar B• -
also the big $10 special and that
Pot ed r has avoidbe-
�
8old
154 guage $1.89
Jack w a
Ing taken. but who know, class
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EASTER PARADE
G. Michell,_. F. & 9, ClareMnoat, Ont. ----;
The ---- Store O
may be the week -end, and e may
be the lu.ck� winner. This wwee : it
O. H. ?IIQY
WUT HILL .
will be $40. That sura would help
buy your Easter dude
...
_
Lovely Sheer
PICKERI�G
.
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Phone: 68
�.;•.. ••� �.�. •
. -Phone: Scar. 2802
�. " . -
YOUR ES
- -
-SILK NYLONS
DJ*W Bbd
in the 11 inn 't. Side Out"
uot been a very large purchases, but was always well
satisfied with the yullets.I .have purchased for several
i
VISIO
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tei•PI Q
'''Bu natity. Mott
t y
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ND
AND
- £�hliirsneinng, Spring 5hadrs,
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t
(filched
Poultry
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—_
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and naso in the Rellabte
"Gordon" 'Quailm
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for Success'
Rewritten
from previor
,
Prices range as follows; wSsL35
4guaeChicks
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-copyrights, Of
43 Stage $1.69R.
P. 2, Pickering, Ont., Jan. 28; 1949
154 guage $1.89
G. Michell,_. F. & 9, ClareMnoat, Ont. ----;
O. H. ?IIQY
--
Dear Sir: I have intended writing you for some-
pptoatefYist
- -
- -
tftp regarding your BARRDD ROCK PUTA.ETS. I have
DJ*W Bbd
uot been a very large purchases, but was always well
satisfied with the yullets.I .have purchased for several
IoPP. p• O•�
ICEBO
year:; from you. M to the,health and quality; also to
IPbae��o��aS
S
- .
t'be produebion and aiie o2 eggs, I ata sure you have a
who must teal the setae. .
wawa iis"
nowERS
great many more purchaser;
It be 'moat_ g9-1`8127129 to know that you can
Silk
also must
'produce such pullets of such high standard of quality
:Myopia or near -sight
thut just give the .flhl4ldng
`and production_
1.8hould receive prompt attention. All
t UC% to that new, suit
undlies In white and
r wishing you the best Of success With your hatchery
children should be examined year-
Reg. Size 49c.
Tea Rose.
this seal, so that. you ma! still increase your sales to
ly whether they are they glass-
Corsage" 89c.'
g, rge "sortment of sizes.
new customers. '
es or not. The eyes of the child are
They're tresh, new and .
,
George T. Todd
vec a elopinere
formats ev and there-
beantifut'
M
;,l
tore are constantly changing.
-
There are a number of cases bor-
PUBLIC NOTICE tuce.
ce!ery and cheese, pickles, cit-,' dering on the serious. These bora
p ;g..KU�i\ING AT LARGE bage
salad, bread_and butter. tarts erline cases may'requtre'a general
_
and
cake;. with the :ndispet:alble 1building up of the person, are pPr-
- - -
Dogs are deemed running at large cup
at tea, waa enjoyed by all. 'Mrs imps more physical than Just a ser_-
_
µ;hen on publicur, private property Randall
W" convener for thF meet- Ions eye condition. Serious eye-
;.
ether than that of the owner, and Ing
and . Mrs, K. Hastf nz+, Pie Liffe _ strain may oa. the other hand _when
_
a
f n' erso ent
Mat •unde r cuneroi o any P
cuaducte o
�� . it a t
of the on is m cls
.. the rope r correction
P
,
_
- )iia 11rK No:.1750 provirus peni+tt►ed
sur: —
female dog
mAettnai: the .eyes, disappear, and, with it the
The funeral of the`late Ethel ley.: apparent physical discomfort. Nerve
Firth`, widow of Rev,. Nurman Vitus Dance have
_.
Easter Seec�a s
1. No. owner of any:
cases, Chorea, St.
'proper
- _ .
- ahntl allow or permit. v►hile in heat,
Burke. rraa' hell in the Baptist been kito`rrn . to benefit by
''
stone dog to rune at large within the
'
Church, with Rrv. J• Hardy and glasses and pra}ier follow-up exam-
1IcL,arhlan oftiriating, Ira, "instion,
Easter Hams &Bacon. -
�lunlcipaltty of the Tovv:nship': -of
Rev.•J.
Pickering,
Burke leave= three dauirhters and
2. 1.o owner shall allow any dog two
sons. Lloyd... . 41'. F.. _ ua9
Africa in 194'_, Pall brar-_ I'nited Church \enc.
New Laid Eggs lee 2 doze � 1.05 -
to run at large during the month
killed In Cent ennia�i
o'f May, June and July within the
limits oCthe Municipality, with the
ors were: A -Speer, S. Evans.
Hornshaw. S. Pugh. 11'.- Brown- ' Tkere was 'a good, congregation
Fresh Roasting Chickens
r,exceptlon of farm dogs used or em-
ridge, A Keays. Interment at the out this Sunday morning to take
_
played in the care of cattle - or
Whitevale Cemetery, part in the Communion 9ervice,,el-
�-
$h
Ftuneral sery lees were held oa though it. was necessary for , those
SILK'S MARKET
3 No person shall allow their dog
Saturday last from Clendenaing's In charge of Sundays School Classei
- _ v
to become a nuisance (such as by
boa liiig or. un-
Funeral Parlours, Markham, for to miss the Sacrament in order t+!
the late Mr, (Jodie Doten, wha died 1Qok after the chitldren, Attend-
,. - !phone Pickering Sd :.
-' excessive barking,
duly bothering pedestrians or. bic-
at the home of his daughter. :1Lra, ance was also -up in the Sunday
"
"c)leets oft any roadway.
Walter Booth. He had bgen in•yerti School and we hope to see it con-
-
Towne,hip of Pickering
Lloyd T. Jobneton, Clerk
Door health for Some time: He was '' tinue to rise with the good weather.
90 years of axe. interment was in the eventpg the Managers wer4
made at Markham, He has one sob in charge and pictures were shown
--- -- - --
Har ware
Pickering
Oscar,. alit• West, depicting life in Palestine and a
hunbarton
Paul Van Blartcoas is a patient at ; travelogue of Norway. We welcome
for a
the East General Hospital ; Mrs. R. Braid. o[ Conlin Rd, snit
Mrs, Thoma vena of Scarboro
minor operation. We wish him bet- I
ter soon. i
our church membership.
Next Sunday -is Easter Sunday
=
- GENERAL i-IARDWARE
- spent the week -end with her mot-
Week -end visitors at '[heir res- and we hope to seea good congreg-
-
• ;_.Ther, Mrs, D. France here.
is now home
pective homes: Miss Jean Fleming. --
ation aga�a at-tuts-specie+-seaeoa-ia
Miss
-.
- _ _ -
-
Mr. 'Walton Annis
;
and her friend Myrtle Gorrell; our church year. In the evening the
.- a�
tram his daughter's, at Agincourt,
but still convalescing.
Doris Wilson.
,Mr, Medland, who has been In
W,- k S. are holding their Easter
Thanko[tering Service and there
.
"SUPPLIES
-. Ddise Winnie Wood and stay spent
poor health, all winter, has been
will be special music,. both M'r.. and
_
-
Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Austin
removed to Stouttville Hospital. ;Mrs Barnes and the choir provid-
-'Wood, of Bowmanville.
'
P. C. Norman Randaill,.wife and
Ing same, and we hope to. see this.leadershiplac
- - The local Boy Scouts under the
had a hike
small son visited with the formers
service well attended also. The
O
5.. BALSD Nand $Ohl
of Don Lyn
family on Sunday. I 'speaker should have. an interesting
_
:north of the village, on Sunday,
It is a great inspiration when the work to tell As she has been work -
s-•
Mr, and Mrs. Rennick, .01 Fair-
their
Beginners' Class tops aH others in
on Ing among our Canadian. Indians,
port Rd., North, have .sold
home here and moved .to the Rest,
the Sunday School. Stxfeen tots
Sunday last in the tTntted S. School her name is :Kiss Ila Brown.
24,
there to speak and the choir will
'Bob -Stroud 'spent the week -end
On Sunday April there will
Rev, -,J. .1LeLachlan 'conducted a I be a special serrioe in the morning -
assist in the worship ,of song..
N Y.
•a•t Jamestown, I
,Jr. E. 'Craven is out again atter
Baptismal and Reception Service on j when the awards for the past •sear
Sunday, Isabella end Kathleen
will be presented to the Sunday
On Friday. evening, of last week .
several of her friends surprised
�O�S
.:being cOgfined nearly the whole of
1i�ttswander ,and Edith Malcolm re-
School pupils. These awards are
Mrs. W..D. Morrish in her new
`. .
the winter,
puss Brander has had word that
celvin,g Baptism, and. Received: Is- ,given by our W. A. to help encour- .home
and Kathleen \'ighswander,
on Watson Ave, 11"e had a
very nice time chatting and playing
her sister in California is quite ill
abella
Edith' and Be -cries Male0lm: Hazel age the work of the Sunday School
and we hope. all the parents will
games as well as inspecting the
'Mrs.
I FO�%i
e ♦ ar
:at present-
The marsh, north of the Bay lg
and 'Grace Carter. Berle Robinson,
Clare Johnson, William and Major make an effort't0 be on-han-d alongi
10,00
new home„ During the, evening
Morrish received' a small gift from s
on. -fire on Sunday, and Pickering '
Wath the children sharp at a.
Robinson, r tn, so there may be no delay in. the
the . group -and delectable refresh- ;BROILERS
Fire Company called, little or no
_
___ service. The teachers of the Senior
mems eottclilded the party. We hope
'damage.
. School will, notify the winners, so
'East' Woodlands be
many such - -
hap Morrish may • ' her : � �� —` _S
happy incidents in' her new home. iCG�N, `
Whit6vale
, they may be sure to present and
the Prihtna6 Dept. will receive
On Tuesday evening the Daffodil
-
.--. ; all
Club met discussed• many items
I would first like to make a Te' some little, Sift; so we would like
ij 'them
the most important bm-
of s, t SPRING
'The auditorium 'of the .. United
traction of a statement• in last
to see, as many of on hand as
the Bs, .LAMBS
tag the Easter Party for the PrLm=
.Church was the meeting -ground for
members of groups from Browns'
week's Issue. The part shout Mr, J.
B. Mutton shopl& have read "t-ibus-'
possible.
The ilamday school officers met
$Ty the Sunday 'School to VEAL
church 0ALV
'Corners, Haougham and Claremont,
new trip. to. Jaenaiiaa", instead. of a
at the home of Bill Demwey on
� iiFld � the Pa will COM -
ll1ssil t.0 The' party will com-
April the April Group of the Wain- ..holiday-,. I cash imagine'aay trip
joined with the tat sawing. a toRd:a=:
Saturday evening to discus& Lift tut-
QA school, several things
mmr3wce � • 3:00 p, m. and continue HO^ Q `
op't Association to- ;
f:os the Mral,
ure .of and
-come
to i p`. with Eames and lunch' ' <yJ Y
Waxmea'e Misatonary gactety �Wy aq'a_ve" pleased to new
Jean. lEF
were talked awes. We have to
for the children. The mothers are _
vr,@ ;Bastes meeting. MTS. BEack ra lnueh improved.
#.Cott: and ilim Harold Barclay.- of Yr, Prred' Palmer, is masking good
the coaclusdoa we would like to see
something definite done alt our
also invited, to attend and we wtht- ,
ham, .conducted ,the WorshiF r
$tpttg progress and is looking forward fo
shed to convert it to a new Sunday
serve theme afternoon tea. This will 14 1
as opportunity for the The prodatsse'e Hest Market
period from the Missionary (monthly the good weather *hen he will be
r ' and Mrs. Evans' and Yrs. Badger- able to get outside and enjoy his
School room as we would be unable
to handle the crowd should every-
provide
children to get together and °e Pickering Farms
fun let the mot -
.
delighted all with 'beautiful
one on the Roll turn out at once.
a lot of send also
Ipw, of Claremont, garden.
sparkling piano duet. Mrs. Stev-
mr, and M.'s, Art Reel of High
We hope to see something 'definite
hers. becom@ better acquainted with.
a1 ,
ensou, of Brown's Corners, a'talent- Bush Trail. are both very 111'in, the
soloiat, rendered ' the beautiiul City.
i started. before..too 1Qnx in this re-
spect and from week to week we
j each other. We do hope to nee a t
good group. of both on hand. In or
'the =
��m't�
ed
" attmbes "Open 'the Bates of the ribs Movie Committee ate,< at the
see our building'fund' grow'g.
der to cover expense of party, .
;'Twnple". Rev; Eldred Currie, of
home 0f Yiy E. (Full on ]Ionday
The Communicants' Class will
Re are asking the mothers to con -
each, [saline Lhae -,
Brown's -Voruera, with his mooing
some tat-
evening and something new in the
'continue to meet on Friday niehts
4 tribute 10 cents
ky so doing we could give the ZVgITBY $S9 — 1PIQS'1' d8 D,d�
picture- machin ,showed
@
,9;retting pictures which he explain-
line of entbrtainment was discuss
ed acid you wilt+ rthortiy he hearing-
except for this-week,'►hich is (to+d
l iiday, viten there will be at +:spec-
i' I ..
i youngster: :i much better party.
Cottage b14Tgji3Q IJ
Jed in his usual breezy manner. As
Mrs
about it, The committee feels that
fal $grvice in the diiiren at 8,15 V.
The Fellowship Class l WHITaY.
prayer and Bible Study-6roup stili
each lady entered the church
liamlinr
good,good!, elean entertainment Is always
m. 'We ask all who can to join ne
meets -,a ,wednesday evenings and
'jsa mld Lindsay -and') Mrs.
_ wrote their name and group, and
A
an asset to any cammuait>r. _
Everyone is asked to remember
3n'thia service on the church's Holy
Day, -to commemorate the crucifix -
all are incited to join them -swatch ..
ealsadar for places of
pinned on tbo lady's coat. ,del-
eggs,_ 1
tbo'evening of music.and entertain-
ion of Christ- Mr. Bnalham W111 lFe
Tons charah
meeting. r ad r U � �
V Minch of aevtu*a
meat that tiffs Eaadatty ScZtoot is
yv
,
S 1
Helpful Hints �For Homemakers
Dao _
'Take washable shoulder pads out don't need sprinkling before _yes
t on
-the spray`
/,` � • . ' • • '• r: • of a rubber- sponge cut to the de- turn '
`' `` ''r`' sired shape and thickness. 'These
_ - ;,( •t� 1�: pads dry quickly and dont become Use new galvanized garbage cans
' Its'' hum Cover and sew in place. for storing out -of -season garments
ALP
J'~'c-• py a s and blankets in 'the attic. They fiave
\Then algin clothes, fold rubbertight lids, are light and easy to
g handle. - ��tr • Rr, :. jar rings over the line, and hook - —T--
- z rf , .•..r,b- : 40 '.. the �iarigera into these double loops. ,
}t.v«�jtt: s� Clothes won't slide or fly off the • • .
.lei• line.
.. .e,' w• ,� + * n twi an tstt o a us&Jewelry.
and We've e em lee as make .
e�er7tWae snrlwod. Conains ■equ r, be&&.am
d a kit with
When mending a large hole in a 1
_ screen, Dom. ethe l «ae.t sad complete
sweater, rs:inforce the hole with est. [aserrettooa. Wsac the latest tllaa 1. s■.aoi
Aftl =A% 0 E3--, This forms a good foundation for Melee diesel los 0e sub aaerlan srishtea j
. lour dear) Oir■ tt■■doada � /■■■ teisods Hill
Wiling, find will prey' nt • Vas
Send to oaamt arose. IJaitd stock:
e w e don't w�at4 �q tolli Lewis Cleft auvDlie '
J
lien you wash. Baby's bonnimt, Lta.1 Israeli store ,la water 51L. Sdat John,
r- over an invert
Y
TABLIETALIKS Helps the bonnet hold its shape. a.enrtiw'tt
iy �a Andrews.
is
L'se pinking shears to cut patches
c,._ ,..._i, or play rinthea _tht
n don't SPLITTI N 6
Bernard Shaw 'was once asked Pour over ..the. crumbs as before. bother to turn under the edges.
why he -a professed hater of the Press into a 9-incb pan Chill and Patches don't fro}.
ir
` Scots - had a -housekeeper who 811• e }
hailed from the 'land of Cakes.' His Now, at long last, we come to t ` Make your baby ;a bib from d '
that filling: Lemon Chiffon is the wash cloth. Fold wash Cloth length -
answer was typical of the man g: •�� „
"'Because," he said, "the Scots are general favorite, but there ars a wise through center. Cut °out the
the on y peo ee m t e wog w o - corner made by .the fold to make
LEMON CHIFFON FILLING a circle that will just fit -Baby's"" s
really understand oitmea
L" neck Bind neck -edge with bier fl?i7,,w.✓
Whether Shaw is rig4it or. not 1 envelope gelatin 8 tape, eaving enough tape at each
about that. if .isn't for me to_ say:_ _ —: Y . �up_.cold.-water-.� --- -- -- - -. - —. -en -rot f5es: -
iiowevei•. Ftilink that a lot of you 4 eggs
will realize the delightful poGsibil- Y4.. cup sugar Roast wieners in in old-fashioned
ities of oatmeal -I real] should teaspoon salt
y r/4 cup lemon juice Knit your medallions itl spare corn popper instead of on a stick.
t - say `rolled oats.' - after you've
tried these. _ V teaspoon stated lemon rind moments! Two strands of string, They'll keep their juices better, and
Method a pair of •knitting needles_ -M` ;ke- a you can roast several at once with-
- OATMEAL PANCAKES Soak I envelope gelatin in a guar- bedspread to 'fits your dreams! out danger of their falling into the, i
-'2 cups quick eoolting oats _ ter -cup cold .water. Beat together Double -design square is a jiffy Etre. y M ;r� f•; :k
_ 2 cups scalded milk_ 4• egg yolks, half -cup of sugar, and knit. Four make a .pillow! Pattern �, '
F 2 eggs a quarter -teas Make frosted 'angel food from
quarter -teaspoon salt. Add the 80;; directions. f
- 1,3 cup melted shortening Demon juice -and lemon rind. Cook Laura Wheeler's improved pat- Plain day-old bread Trim off ,.Glaze .f
(or. salad oil) over 'boiling' water,- stirring con- cut the bread into strive. Glaze ti
_
Na
.herr makes neediwork so simple steps on all sides with sweetened �
Na cup sifted flour' stand until thickened. Stir in gela- with its charts; photos and con- condensed milk. Roll In shredded {N
- 2 teaspoons double -stiles, ' 1 tirr• Chill until thick and syrupy. else directions. SEL{EYED
baking powder (or 22/2 Beat the four egg whites -with a cocoanut and brown wager a tow
teaspoons any other type) quarter -cup sugar and fold into egg
Send I' (eta (stamps
cannot
CENTS j' F FY •
.l, tablespoon sugar ! is coins (stamps cannot be, ac- e • •
yolk mixture. Turn into crumb septed) for this pattern to Box 1. Ifelt oliocolate on a large piece of
- y teaspoon salt ' crust Chill until firm. about three
Method - hours: S. Eighteenth New Toront ed io uc ps
12 Filth sen h St. s i waxed paper, plat a sa s si. And tho
After rliaO St -rye -and watch it Ont. When chocolate is melted it will RELIEF IS LASTING
Polis 2 cup,) -Scalded milk over 2 disapt+ear. - Print plainly PATTER`. NliM- +' elide off the papier sadly, leaving a
cups quick -cooking oats, stir, attd BER, your NA111F, and ADDRFS9, clean pan. For remarkably fast rtlidfrom head.
lqt stand tiH cool. Then beat' in 2 �' �c - • » sdse get 1114tTAIa MM. For rat relief
_-
egg yolks and the "Is .cup melted i .. a hey Want Some - -For a few drops of lemon Juice, Se IMT�M' FOrpr°II°ryedrel'ef
shortening, Siit together lii cup rises M��e - SIT %+ 1�T j stick a fork into ons end of die Yes i
rifted flour, the baking powder, - HOW CAN lit ,lemon and squeeze through the per- P�Pte every day are
nj
sugar and salt. Add to oats mixture. - -_ - forations. Lemon ease still be kept o eaft thatI fast.
rtl4sucess headache. for
Fold in the two egg whites, stiffly ,;i _rite {prii' issue of the arzn ; _Ashleyfor future juict need. p rPbbsummatia � �ti mid of
By Anne
beaten. Drop by spoonfuls -on hot journal, published in Philadelphia, Q. Horn can I make cold trental surds. for neuritic or nuuralgie pais
- griddle (.greased, if necessary. and- there is a column -devoted to sug A. Take two ounces of oil of 'I-rse a tiny funnel for separating can depend on It+ TAttrn4s to
brown on both sides. Yield; eiglit- gestions from readers regarding sweet almonds, one ounce of pure the yolks from the whites of eggs. you quick comfort•
sett pancakes. (Private 'not e-e`Re- things they would like to see in- glycerine, V2 -ounce of spermaeed, The. white slips through the hole, IMANTM is made like a doctor's
e,lally ,good «ith home.} . - vented, designed, changed, and so easily, leaving .yolk In top of she P1 am of three proven medics
20 grains of white, wait, and site ients. A single
on. Those sending these suggestions ranee).
'With, the liens starting to lay in are. of course, residents of the drops of oil of rose. Melt all this e a » tablet
together, seiting the cup over ball• ilisst rely usually brings
-more plentiiully, (I. hope) it; aybe United. States. We are wondering ksg water; then beat until perfectly Try washing fresh their
pods ..�
see inoses. war e1 •
.: you'll fuel that you can spare 'how manv of them will appeal to cold and snowy white. Put cp..ia and cooking them in the,ir pods. .asraedrs
_ anpugh to make a Chiffon Pie for. Canadian men and women.- glass or china. Shells rise to the top and can be 6Mitme",
-sofne festive' occasion --or just r� Put Button Loops on the under- inw can t remove paint from skimmed off in a'few seconds -and \
top off a Sunday dinner, for that side of neckties so they can be kept clot It peas have an extra fresh, sweet '
matter. And here .I'm going to take out of the soup. -Mrs: W. C. Pis- A. Equal parts of ammonia snd
flavor. * w• stanfine
_ time out for a few seconds to speak , _ cher, Los Angeies, Calif, turpentine will remove paint from
- ent.e again about the convenience Make Lawn Mower handies ad- sloth, and for removing stains from
+prinkle' clothes right on tkie line,
of what are known a< "+rnr»b" jus'table for persons of different bathroom fixtures use a cloth damp- if you have &'garden Mise (tarn to a 12-Table+Tin 2301
-, Mrs. It. R. Ziegler, Eine spray). Roll clothes as you take ioonociteol4g-Tabic sante hes
trusts. � .. heights: g seed with perosene: _
You can make these term cru.ts -Fenton, Oliio-- (� How call- f sour mi N tea- down. Take-dews--these--that — - -
j - trom vanilla or- Chocolate -cookies, - Maintain A- Self -serve . cn]nant" herded in recipes?
«sham crackers, or corn flake,. -to counter at lumber dealers, where A. Two tablespoons of Isatsoei
mention just a few of the poss;- one could shop for single hoards. or juice added to one cup of sweet
bili except the all made the'sanlr odd pieces a mat dr;al-lir+ F-dna m� gunk a the.eidity desired PARKER HOUSE
- - way except the corn -flakes, whitlt Hale, Du>;ger, Cad. . • - for sour milk recipes. -
a�es broR-it sugar as tte-'1 A. the - Make Exposed Gears 'ori farm "
melted butter. = • machinery from s6me heat-treated Q H°N can 1 make a dis.it. of
o alley tough enough to resist dust noodles .took more appetizing)
_RQII about _ dozeti c.aci.tr. - g• A. A noodle' -cheese ting filled
crumbs. Potty in cu ass -a Tarr or —
enough to make -a p with creamed shrimps a de -
1'a cup melted but- t 1'?r'e�r 1 licious dish. This, combined with 111eae-e into large bowl, i4 atop �I*•
ter. Toss with a fork to nix weir. --'-
an
_ ._.. � tttnctive fruit or vegetable sal- lukewarm water. 1 top. grana-
Press into a 9 -inch pie pan. C•itil! 1 HURRY _ ad, if t.dessert, and plenty of sof- laced suit stir until sugar is die -
and fill. Tl a.t's• all. -(Chilling crus; lYte insurance office as -rug by fele, will afford an' ample luncheon solved• 8prlakls with 1 envelope
before filling makes it cut better an excited woman. menu, not hard to prepare. Fleimchmann's Royal Fact Rising ,.,a,•
- -' 1 _want to..itis.ure iii ilnuse;" site ! Dry Yeast. Let stand 10 mine
1 or 0,6 -corn rfiakes crust'-cou roll - y-._ 4. How can I remove perfume
said. "Can I do it over the phone?" `_- THEN stir well. f3cald i s. milk
enough- corn flakes •. to make .l ,, etaiiia from liner.. _ and stir in 5 the. granulated sugar, �
;cups ,.rumba.' Mash a quarter of a "I'm of raid not. Perhaps we'd bet
A. Try an ipplictttion of peso: 2ty tsps. --1t; cool to lukewarm,a,>
cup of broN'n sugar into a hili -cu, ter send a man along." lde of hydrogen. Add to yeast mixture and stir in
:_mielted butter. Nitb a woodgn_spoon. "I've got to do it im' mediately, I (j How can I. purify. i sponge? 3i s. lukewarm water. Beat In 8 ,
'only a. minute oyer a low ilea; $0 tell you:" game thF frantic voice. A. If the household sponge has c. onee•dited bread Sour; beat
'. „err cr-»•-,,. c i11.1C[.I5 oil fire':' - well. Beat in 4 tbs. melted short-
t:uH'Fr r !;' ^': acquired a sour smell, it can be
rubbing a easift• Work is 8 a more once-
y
sweetened by merely
lemon into it thoroughly; then rinse ui�n
bread dotty. II{ttrsd
. smooth and elastic• �•. •"':
e. teMa4<Imt 1e ret•tatwete� three or four .times,. - �
ruanktnu taste of onions. Cover and met in warm place, free .
�v - le,. rl.. angles &•.tilt wsoi et Q How can I avoid the strong Hies )read butter or shortening.
:Gil �511"�ORD z
ll. [ra9�ewt ustOwe
PUZZLE tr: rbw seal, A. By pouring boiling water over
from draught. Let ries until
- la. Harden Una`'oo'w° them ifter they' hav6 been •slic4 doubled in bulk. Punch down
n ted • - dough in bowl, grease top and let k,4
�WjY..— 3e. Kind of 4e.'xal• deer and then draining and pouring cold
1. Suhker. filtwe ere N. t'rleb esfgss rine again caul nearly di011blwd. •
i. Dried greve water over them. k
6, roc• tR. ,ora for 46, About Pun own dough and roll out
9 Oheriing 2 Beverage -39. Variable star 49. b1 tb --- -- — -- ■
42 Hebrew letter 3. Pronoun e,4. Aorosw se. Beed of the
to ii thickness. Cott into rounds .
-" -1S RorlPYrr •- -4. BiirntmR• 24.9hatteriwe _ cueYoo )sero ARE YOU ASKING + < �''�- with8•cutter; brush with melted
]a, �'o'Id water 5. Elr.,latnarton 3e. Allure $4.Gardoe plot ��,
se
I;'Pe ononrt 6. Military 3t!. 19ngllab Qu•ew 6%. mountain 'FOR ACCIDENTS? butter deeply
silo Cinesof �f j'Jls/tH���Ii -_
studerttp •it. Afternoon (ab.) _ rounds deeply with doll tide of ��,,k•I,aalillss
] x a t lis: Not oat knife, a little to one side of centre; s
2n l:novan How. good. are the brakes and' `°•TM
._e,2 Inactive . - • _ fold larger half over smaller half "rte
3.3.Stytr lights on your cavi If they are. only and p alotnj the' [old. Place,
25 .And (rat.) average, you may be asking for touching each otlier, on greased /��is�
!e. Worthless dogL.
z.. rtrouna ins. trouble. pane. Grease tops .Cover and let
2e,. - ,,ver ..F1tty Suppose you're driving at night ries WAR doubled in bulk. Bake y
so '. ars under good conditions - clear in hot oven, 400', about 15 min. D�l y
32 seriate>n t weather; dry paved -read. And sup- A�f't wswr��sNt r
;e4 18verlasetng pose yoAr brakes, lights and eye-
sa. Tand n,•asure sight are "average good." ria '
7. Renew If a dark obstacle is on tl -
39. r•olle••tion of - '
ract< ahead,_s _ ar n)ent of Public �.
40. Fly way or - Safety, you can't possibly get your fir' w
'41. Puropean el New Fast -Acting D►y Yeast
ountry fab. car stopped until you're 50 to 75
42. Top tardy - filet 'beyond it. - Needs NO Refrigeration! _
43. rut of meat
46. Mexican dish The result. You have to hit the _ Thousands of women every week are
.'_47• Slaking _ obstacle or swerve to miss it. Eith-
leather .• so , switching to the new Fleischmann's
,lie. ?relative er way,0. cora')) be lucky to avoid a " 1� .e Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast. It's
e��000r,, ogeeodt•ecree smash-up. '� "fist='it's active-kee s for 'Weeks
tgas ree 1»8fan 'rhe solution: Check your lights , • p
tree team 3 and brakes. And il6w down at • i in the cupboard. Perfect resu'ts in
_ nighty rollss buns, breads I
y.. .e
z. M e is - - G'+�L"`�A /iI01?7lS �t+���d .
- _ r Answer elsewhere in this issue ISSUE 16 1.949
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, .�.. --—-sass. __ ...�... _ :sass__ _ ..._- _ • . ._. , — . _._.._ .. ... _ . � -- _ .-- _ , . .
"Oh, To Be In England"
! `.,...�.. { ... sass �.. f' ,rte:. _ - -.� � � ,.. r.. Qom••---"-�.�A ti-�La.r�__.�
°K,,;, -° '• 'f�4' x ,, fact not only did 1 hear one, 1 saw +w+++� �'�++�'.• -
4s
Now here is something that may "Don't tell a soul, but I hear that
- x hurt 'too. A big, fat fellow with a P
stuck -u Maltese in . the next;
j r x tawny red breast, 'perch'ed on the start- an argument among the
lowest branch of an elnt tree near women -folk -at least where there is block has (teas!"
-- :z!'';:•. the hbelectricit
u< Y.
:.
Three years ago 1 bought a•
vacuum leaner. Since I had never
d., f ;;f sats! ;o tne"
u c
o you know ix s nearly.spring?" used one o any rn a no idea Doti'' suttee gest
longer. For q
which was the better type to buy-
iles
News that Britain's li hts-aitrr a W- 'ear hlackuut--are "oil �i'hk, sure," I said "it's bound to relief -treat painfse Ointment. with -
g j tank or upright. I sought advice �tedicated Dr. se's Ointment.
again comes as welcome tidings to the thousands of Canadians be- from my friends. One ,said -"Oh, Soothes ss it heals. A safe hoar _
Now I've heard a robin ling.", treatment for over 50 years. #
o'are planning to the Old Country this coming summer, the upright is soy much handier -it
And then l ,looked upon the ground, is a lot easier to ush alongthe
as evidence that things are rapidly cbming back to normal. And up above the wintered earth P.._get_ DR. CHASEII S
`17-tese-,_pictures i-lTow t\VO YQL ___— ----__ -' ireLir-ariDat�B a o i Onn_--� _---- �__ .-- —
anything but the tank type. An- Antis' tie OINTMENT
upper being a \'stew of beauti ul St. James � Yark in London. New life: 'new hope; ite\v birth. p
The lower View is, -of course, a train on the L nderground= d -`Tank or u
„ ". _ - -- - don't think it makes much r differ -
or ".sttbw•a-, as we -would call ;t on this side .;t the hip; pond._
Yes. that'; the way. ,t goes -the ence.,Any EW vacuum will do a
That sounded logical to DOE
'last of the snow has no sooner good job:"
vanished under the influenceme-so when an .upright was 'of-.1HD�GESTIQN
- - - warm rani an s winds thann fired to me, I took it. You rt -
we see Mother. Nature ready to member one didn't have much -
. start her cycle of growth - all over choice at that time. 'For awhile 1
again -and . we perforce must co was thrilled with it. The attach- a --
operate. Host of ns are willing, to ments seemed quite >>r ifactory,
do just that. Of course there are too, and because of -the novelty of
times when. you can't be too sure workingwith ''1!ni I did not realist BELOW THE BEITT -
alidnt the Old Dame -sometimes what a c'iore it actually was Chang-"
Help Tor Fes Fes The Kind q
,he Bolas a few tricks up her sleeve ing from stiveeper to attachments Relief '� H 0 ' To
She has been known to send ablind- But after the novelty wort off I more (then heti of your digestion b d '
ing blizzard in' April before now. found myself going back to mop below the t -im, your Ss est of o
So when indigestion strikes, try Wmethiar
For instance from my' GhTger Farm and duster rather than bother with that help• digestion in the stomaeb A•
diary, I. discovered that on April }5, them I also found that using the below the bete• -
Wbat you may used is Carter's little Livir
1843, I wrote— We ,have 'iuit had ;weeper created a certain amount of Mlle tearse needed help to that "forsottsa
a t , 4! kat ' of bowels.
an ice storm, ?hon fog and slippery dust and made me cough. It wasn't Tate me Carter's Little Liver Pill before
r„ roads, followed by strong er �t Hinds long before I decided that when I and one after meat. Take them•eceosdlat M -
and freezing rain," Oa. June 10 of got a chance I was going to trade d8th m. They help wake on a IarMr eao�rr
g ` of the 3 8 main digestive tutees in roar stoma's
that same year f find this—"An- in my uprightai& a tank type. f did AND bowels-belpyou digest wiles YOU have
other week has passed and still no not mention it to'Partner because I sten is Natuna own way,
p Then most tulles sat the kind of relief (list
seed in the ground!" Apparently we can't see the point of grumbling metes you fed better from your head to you
got our oats sown. about June 15, about anything unless you can gee Uttlis U-4ist r ills frn youom
m vourenagsist-38s.
y 6 y uetN Llvar P;na from tour dnrgaiwt-88a
f just a week before tht wheat started a way- to change it. - But last week -
Courlew ee Asawiitee aritl•h A wigs aanw■,e. lot. - coming into head- And yet we gat when the agent called for. the fourth
a crop. of sorts that year in spite of time I , told .Partner what I wanted
the late spring seeding, .. to do. Then the agent gave a pretty �-
OOL ALUMINUM AS A good demonstration -and that fin-
Today there was quite . bit of it
$UILDING MATERIAL "thunder rumbling around and Part rehed it. Now T. have a tank -type
ntr remarked -"Thunder in ;.March, vacuum -and I would not change it
LESSOAluminum makes a satisfactory empty barn in, the fall". But don't for anythirrg. There is no dust, less
N
roofingandsidingmaterial for farm think -me pessimistic. Quite tine re• . � noise and -you can get. under any-
thing in true. It is just- meant ai a- thing and everything without mov. `f
v buildin s -if . it's proper! used. verse is tr tt ��'
$y Rev. R. Barclay Warren end Henry pores', Alvinthu le reminder
that if we should have a ing -:t if you so. deTSire.
That*s the report of Atom Dale rem der
-- spring vie need not be too l thought this little experience of --- --
worried about' it, Just ima ine-in mine might be some het to others moi. •''
The Disciplines of 1Jiseiplesiiip engineers. _ _ - g g P
Lohe 12:16-21; 14,27-22. 'rhev list these advantages. for rhe that season of '4.3 we had the cows who might be inti( as undecided as
light metal; ft's long-lasting 'and I out on pasture before the_ spring 1 was when I bought. - my first
Ookkn Teat -And whosoe\er dotb requires -rto paint. jt. has good j seeding was, even startrrt, vacuum cleaner - w
act bear his cross, and come after insulating qualities -.is somew Iiat . ... My little robin is hopping arb» nd : = - ►
site, cannot be n,y d:!&ciple-f.uke cooler in summer -than mol -t roof- ort the lawn now=Agitt_bappy,.in The nice vld lady smiled at the
...14 27 , `
•-.ing materralt.' :—_ • epi a tg t wind.. '!'hat same little girl 'who lied been left- , in ? Q`
t
One of the must tragic Hurt's that But, say the eng,neexs,, slumin-. wind should dry the ground up a bit. charge of the cake shop. ►•�
Jesus ever told is that of the foolish um may give poor, ser�i.e tf qot 1+L'e certain'\ hope 'so ac we are
"Don't you sometimes feel tempt-
1'
man This man thought his soul ,properly installed. _ f ..expecting a truck to comr along .ed to eat one of the cream( pufft, my .. ,
Mould be satisfied with things. When
Brace buildings properly from 1' for some r otle. 'Chat means two of drat?" she raid. �,aN
be adbarnsehehis bumper mcrops Soul, within and use plenty of sheathing --our calves wiil be- gone. We need to The litie 'girl was quite shocked,
biggery i under the aluminum - the metal get some of them away ac we have "Of course not," she replied. "That
lhou hast much goods laid up for .! itself,haxn't much strength: , had two more calves within tl>,e tact would be stealing, I only lick them."
tetany, years; takes thine ease, eat. Use plenty of nails And be, .4ut a
drink, and be messes but it 1% not I ire screw or ring -shank ales
only the rich who arc.in danger of minum .nails—preferably w'iti'i syn I --—'
this misplaced emphasis. it i% a thetic rubber'washerc. They should l It'w �
s go different .t0W
common error to slave for the need% be at ieat:t an inch and a half tong,
and pleasures of. this life and forget ; Bend grid pail de, n,o\-.¢'able rndc
!i/ t:. ►
the soul. The rich man received the of .roof.
death summons III the rnid�t�'r I ice- Don't apply ahiminiii„ over old
planning. How match did he.lrave? roofs or' shingles, dart roohtf� = ►
Ile left it all. The tragedy is that he -sand sidling away trout. -prevailing
appenred before• rod a paupc-. ifs ,wind: so \\ind can't (get under the
bid lived for self and \\-as not rr h :;lap%. Give sheets ample overlap.
tessera I;u 1. Aluwrnum will corrode through - "1
uteri --Reith {ertiliiers, alkalis lin- I /r ► ���
Pit. this day ,`hell "tile nunibcr aN
-bankruptcies is increasing itis easy ''secluding mel 'concrete 1, livt%fork' t G+
to get the point of the gerund story (manure a,7d ❑,nu•, cnt',f1rP ;� (l un , 4 n
--in the lesson. We, ioo, may have Falcanire,l <;, .•i
I.
- sass,_ ._ .
stood by the foundation and cam /•, ► -
�1
mented, ,This man began to build.
4 oung si , u;! •lc %V11011401140o ✓ _
-and was not 'able 'to finish.""Telt•' �,�
main reason for failure in Christ's • just sr;fled down' in their new home ` /! , o
got a pleasant Surprise in the mail ,
•kingdom is the failure to count the t
cost ; nd prepare to pay it. it must :ane, morning -a couple of ticket to • I
be an all-out effort. 'There are no "-enc of t}tc be=t ihows in town. Rut
.e donor had neglected to send his - t
half-hearted disciples "W'hosoe\er :name. and for the rest of the day
he be of you that for�:il.eth not all - a►
lite qn^St,on bothering the newly -
that he hath., he cannot be my dis- ,'v:rd% titer: "�'v'onder nhn could :, Raiding the store-roorn was not encouraged' Peit's Grape -Nutt Flakee have that unbeatable
eiple=_The individual who. will not ,_;,vr gent rlir.m I in stern pioneer days. Bnt today raids on the Grape•Note flavor in popular, honey -golden,
give Christ the pre-eminence to lti< , They enjoyed tht sl,o�ti. but, !lake form. They provide nourishment every,
life is left out of the Divine p,o�ratu.. \\heti they reached Home they ! pantry for delicious Poste Grepe•Nnts Flakes one needs - useful quantities of, carbohydrates
Playing 'with religion and gi\inL sound that all their ,\eddinK prey- should bring no reproof. You need never ran proteins, minerals and other food essential$• So
God the left -o\ ers is being done •1), P,t,s lt;,d been take,: during their i short of this healthful, ready -to -est, easy -to -digest quickly served; so truly good. Your 'grocer hat
many. But only he \%ho disciplines af,:encr. 1 cereal. It's perfect for the between -meal snack. Post's Grape -Nutt Flake*.
himself and strives to enter in at ill,. (}n a tabic thrc ft and a note ,
strait,gate will find an cuts. lie Rho
y• _jr, n rile hurAlar, f; read "No
Makes the way find% to his pleases e, y, , ;;nun•,"
6F•r59
k Is. easy and t" .. .
that Christ's yo a
,
harden is light.-
.;1'TTER _ By Arthus Pointer _
C,nswer to Crossword Puzz;•
+ E NEW NEIGHOORS LET i sTiP WHO OWNS T94T S 1
C I A ri I •..RE MOVING IN.."? our AND Ba AND STURIbE 4• 3 MONKEY If
R R E / C 'L ' ` THE VAN 1 t t i t FRIENDLY
O f L/ V !E2, 11 / 'TME WAY TO t.•• -
E R O S E I /Y E HAVE GOOD NEItaNI)OR5 aD i `�
ODE ET C U Is To START OFF ON
1 THE Rl"Tl_
PLO OT!
RK ETER'Nt\
a
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Zusgeald
f _
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00- �•
-�lwao SITIP511am A, E. hardson
coop 1sg6 og �r-
>tm�diste
• TRpigs-
T� E A
"CO -UIP HOG (�RO�'W, :W a feed for Of The FOU*w ft items
�s. � �>��x�a
fYom twelve aea>� o< a 160 An �.. _ -
.
Soil-�iO Siding_ Aa Old..st.ilisiaed Agency,Rss4.
-t7CTHITBY
, ... ARhatt To 8eeve -- - =-
�g;pONDITIpN3�D
Cornet'aling
u�'CO.OP HOG GMV#, u is fortified With- vitamin Alamiaana -�� Picitret'iag 90
Ridge CAP and V&Uff
••as .
TEiURSDA'Y, I+'AL, SATUi.- AT,
1•D" to enbatre strong -boned pigs• it also contains money Flue Linlai Bond
Hddc
14. 15 and 16. —
a balance of esseatial,noilnerals, proteYws and vitamins Aad'Lase � IPYroe
Concrete Blocks . Iawitttloa JD �,. g E ' M
Holiday and Saturday Matir►ee• at
1.80,.......Ho1illday and Saturday
so necessary to prodnee rapid and economical gains. Bats and Loose 0008' ��------__
Posts and Pales Insurance Of All Kinds
Evening Shows Start at 5.80.
On The
LAREMONT CO-OPERATIVE A. W. MITCHE �`° Adviser
Adders
Romance
High em►
PHONE 38W , CLAREMONT# ONT: , '
PSONEB 74 and ,111 - Brawlant,. Oat. _, _PLci. 6 8 22
IN TECHNICOLOR
"OUR TRUCK3 kAZS YG-' WAY" .
starring JACK CARSON, JANIS
PALGD, Dox , DoRIS DAY
STAFFORD BROS.
CL A R E MO N T
KEN AND CLARK E
DAY and TUESDAY.,. :
MlON'T
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_
-APRIL 18 and 19.
P. M.
_ -� — _ monumental Works
-- - Whitby 00
Phone W
AUCTIONEERS
Shows at 7.00 and 9• 00
Monday Matinee at 1.80 R M.
y
Mr, and 'Mrs. Norman R'agg of Verse from the Bible containing the ,.
Goodwood, spent Saturday with 'lir. wordSew." Hostesses: hire, T. Phil-
Count and Authorized for. _
Counties of Ontario and York.
— -
and Mrs Jack $adgerovr. _
` -PhiIILpa.
g18 Dundas 6t. E• y
lips, 'lits. D. Mairs and tics—C_ --_, — --�
— --
— p e>meata'
e C'ia�lan Stader
W� ��2hy Bu= on slsenti tize
hold Pttraitwe, Real Enta e
week -end -with airs, Cook and Earl.
'fir, and firs. Donald Ritchie, of
��
t at Resronab�e
Sales our Spec%l y
IN CiNECOLOR
Mr, and Mrs. Glen. Levitt. Green
Ottawa; also Mr, and Mrs Donald ,
McL' ACI31� Ii. S
Rate& Dag Service for *1
starring �Y PARKS and
River, called on M -n- and :� . .
ere Saaday vis-
A. Price of One.
air MGUBMTE CHAPMAN
Lye on.Sunday. _
itors at the booms of an
:Miso Redman and, Miss Marion
Manion, of Toronto, spent the week
Bruce Ritchie. 6ZWa _
.lqr. and firs. Allan Miller, -Tor- Milrkha P• O. phone, Agin. _
��`�� Dig' �� P. O. phone Mar1�' 806
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
-
APRIL 20 and 22,
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ceoil. Red-
onto, ^.lir. and Mrs, Walter Steven_ _
— ��� �� beer► establiabsd
Show$. -at -7M and 9.06 P• M.
,,...an.-•"— _ __
son Brooklin,_were visitors on Sun-
�te4vat�s saetioaeers since 1690' -
Mr. and Mrs. George Constable
ay or Nighko�t
day with Mrs, J. Miller and Miss B.
Day or N'�` -
InnoiCent Affair
is busy getting his tractors and
Stevenson. -
n
plows ready for spring work.
Very sorry Mrs. L. Johnston, Sr. Win. PAcDACHNII� Pr _
Starring FRED Mac1►l4URRAY. and
'Mr, 'George Hammond is able to
be after his illness.
and Mrs. Wm.. Knox have been ill
;again. Hope you will soon be out phone Pick..103 B"�'`° �. �l'c, �Ot"'�' Public
MA.DELEINE CARROLL
out again
_
FRIDAY and SATFJRDAY
28•
Odr, Fred Mow.der is busty decora-
ting in several of the local homes
again .... we miss you.
Miss Betty Hooey spent the week-
C. C. RICHARDSON
Oat.' BUMDU;G
APRIL 22 at�il
this week.
end with her friend Miss Ruth •Gill-
808 KENT
Pick,Wing.
�+
L •Men
Mr, Bili Voss spent the week -end
with a party, fishing. in the HWi-
man
mi. Lorne Holtby spent Sunday
IP�p: Toronto . LL. 0894
iStarring DENNIS O'BETFB
}burton `area and reports a catchof
110.
with his father, Mr: Ted Holtby.
Mr, and Mrs. John Anthony and
W M . -MAW
Dr. Tomlinson spent the week-
end from Friday to Monday at Tim-
little son Kenneth, of Whitevale:
also '-lir, H. -Robinson and Mies Z';
- -
3Jong Experienced
mins along with other members of
Seebeck, of Toronto, were 8upday
LIODNSW AUCTIONS`RSrtnd
IAC161.'VSED AUCTIONEER
the Pickering Rotary Club, Dr,
visitors at the Seebeck home.
� VAIXATM
Tomlinson's brother showed them
Mr. sad Airs. Ken Pascoe were
_
LOYAL POG U E
through some of the rwhile
-AY.
visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs
P�oae or �e -
jpi '�%
WOOD oaD
there. The party reiurned ed Mond
Cecil Pascoe of Whitby, on Sunday.
Pickering and Whitby 'Itivps.
J� j,• i
Mr, • and Miss Courtney, Toronto,
Mfr, Roy Miller spent Sunday with
614 Dundas St, East. Whitby
,Farm, household and Property
;.
. BUII.r�d 'MAT!`'.RIA1� -
13IL
e>neni the week -end at the home of
their aunt, Mrs, McConnell..
friends at Caesarea,
:11r. and aLra, Robt. Miller and
sales A ,9pecLltg --
,��pt Attention Givery
- - gtan Tempered. Tempertile
and Block Mason,
Mies Connie Winnett, Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mrs. L.
baby spent Sunday with Mr, and
'Mrs. H. Maleolm.
Whitbg *L 1L 1 Phone Wh• 814
�o. 1.. R. 0. Fir Panel and
Pugh
Odz, and Mrs. S. Ball of Taunton,
Pine Qusabinatgh f Doors
- e �'
O ws
tea with air. and
rwas held nevening by, H tbT Bap- dPlaxt np
- • ,
f
and yank•
• Fr'ive-dglatL'I'hree'4
i
tilt Churchon Saturday
_e lft tft__bOnour- df --the recent fir, anO Mrs. Howard P.axto n -
0p'1�Ob1ETRI$T
T— -
' Q
,
marriage- of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald tended the Stell -Parkin wedding at
9.30 � iggp and 800 to 600
N. M. Gordon
Clarke After receiving a gift from Ashburn last week. Mra. Plaxton is
the choir, the couple ably replied, a first -cousin of lilsa Parkin,
Evenings: Moa.. Wed., W.. 7 top J A. WlLLOUGH9Y
OpP p 0.
and e'soc'al time held, The W. iM, S. will bold a Thank-
DISNI®1' BLDG,. �
AND sows
BER
- LUMBER YARDS
Several care of men attended the offering service on' Sunday evening
. pIAW1�, .ONTAR+iO
Forty'Years Canada•s �.
Pi ONTARIO ti
meeting in Stouffville last week of -next. April 17, Slides will be shown
Men's Fellowship. by Rev. lir, Kennedy, also special
Phone • Red. 2528; oCflce 1519
est Farm Agency.
a
Tom C�dry property Co .
�1e 64
the Christian
Stirs. Clark, of Windsor (nee An- Eater -music.
(Three.;Day Service Ar'3un80d)
scat J. i. (Hud) Stewart
na Forsyth) daughter of Mr, and There will be a Good Friday Ser-
AD0805 . Toronto
Mrs, R. E, Forsyth, have a baby vice on Friday afternoon at 2.30 in
For That Rome In The City
daughter, born last Wednesday, our church here. All are welcarme,ellers
Tor-
u & Atkinson
°all Our City Dept.
• ���w`NV7d"•'
.Mr. and Mrs. Sam TayleT and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright,
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and`, onto, spent the week -end- with Mr.
Phone Agin 801 W 8 - etaluff. 290
IU2137 Toronto
.. By fvs
!Mrs: Graydon Taylor, Uxbridge. and Mrs. George Gray,
-Mrs, had short visit
Lice
}-
(Mrs. Grant and daughter, firs. C. Devitt a
Bob Parson, Toronto. spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. T. C.,Gobtick,
with and airs, dames Briscoe. of Stou[tvilIs, on Saturday,
•
Auctioneers
GORDON F. OSBORNE
-Mr.
'Mr and Mrs. Victor Morley. of
a •�,
_-
•sant tnvttt to art
Toroko. spent the week -end with
- 916 Year's Expeeie1we
tAMAtaANAND us.A,rOW$
with his people here,-,.Audley
+Several have alread commenced
Safes conducted anywhere
Dists'lct 1iLsaag+es
t+ CMAlTtltO wits gf<tt
CHAR tt &U FOR Al►
L'he6r gardens: one enthusiast re- a4r. end Mrs. Turner, of Toronto-
and
Spec�g In FUM Ateoit. �
�e and �'`'p°`t� W�•
-EIdE' LIFE
� ,t,,,,a
- � DAMN �
ports peas planted last week,
have bought the. 6 -acre strip next
this week .finds buds 'forming• the Sheridan farm.
And
All �� personally Listed sad
�herUw4L and
lUssttraaoe Oomp�oy
-•�
Bowling Qub ,Hold Dinner on some
Seeding has
EASTERN HOUSE
(Elect Members soils
at the lighter soils here,
-
urns
The local howling club held a pot jW'e are sorry to report that the
luck dinner last Friday evening at
George Brown's have sold their ten-
Prompt
-.•T� Puemft
the club house; with 28 members acre term here and are moving to
present: Following the dinner, it West Hill, They have -been fine nei-
Irish Treb-
C .4ervice
Reasonable Rates
. ()ray,Oshawa
• ��. Be+rnta'a`"'�
was announced that the
ghbors and have always Joined in
LOMSER
lea Tournament will be held on
' Comtnitt- every movement for the betterment
NE 290 STO�,n,LH
Q
May 24, for a starter."
of the community. Their place will
ees were then appointed, as follows: be taken by 'Mr. and Mrs. Failaize,
Telephone 588, Whliby, Ont.
Greens: A:. Cheater, T, Hammond. with a young family, olt three. We
E.
-
_
W. Evans, Walt. Ward;. Games:
welcome them here.
Beare, F. Ward' ' Keevil.s S. Stanley Thurston sad wife of Mea
'��"�`
-
''
!ed .1r
-
e F.
alioLeod, Mrs. E. Beare, Mrs, s, A. ford, were recent visitors at Gras-
F. Evans, A.
Agent"
«Your Friendly Resident Age
RAW" 800'!"1'
aha; Membership:
mere _
Oheateir/ Mrs, NL.Intyre► ` �[r3. W l A young son was born to Mr, and
�SURANCZ AQENT
-ways ! aid
»sem
Evans Wm. Browning: Social: Mrs.
Mrs, Herrman Com�bdon, on. Friday
1KcIntyre end all lady These came here from
F>F AIl1'OR BONDS AUTOMOBII.H
FIRID QABUAIlTY, '
an �an� �y mad
Goodman last people
Painting: Jas. Briscoe, E. Good�m®n,
Newfoundland' and are a
'
LIABIISTY INSURANCE lg,'tc.
BUY FOM ASD
F. Evans. glad ' td
Easter Services Friday, and Sunday• Grasmere, and they are glad to be
a
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE WITH
-
Canadians. His mother is visiting
A special union service of both at their hone for a few days.
be held on Good Fri-
j�/� �i v
': CYRIL E. +
KAISER
churches will
at 8.00 P•
The Club held one of their Rte3t
I
�TiORLE
.-•
day in the United Church
meetings. of the year at the home
M. Mr. Davison will speak. be Sun-
:ELECTRIC " 3ayi Easter 'Services will be .held
11 o� M .and lire, Sheridan on We60
(nesday of last week when about 60
ONE
•
`-$oyes and Bay Rlritig
in both churches with speciRl Eas-
ter Nessa es by lire Pastors and the ; peoplg beard lir. >3artlett of the
dering Easter Music. You Telegram; give a". gralsh•ic account LUMBER
• TE8 GIVEN-
89TIMA
choirs re of his experience an the .e in Its
to attend all 8erV1CeS. 1 a yli♦�
o
C • -
_
are urged
g _ actions in the Medite nea.n when �.
11 y�ert�.►
�( �f � eiiGa"y
he was taken prisoner after his v&-- LIMNED
fire of , $cazd�"o � ""
of J t•
eeT1 was sunk: by the shell ,• r •111? sad
�
BROUGHAM He had some picture,. I Eiyt F c - Rom
a$.
the Germans.
�.�..� of the prison camps and a strip of :u tiJl:al�iVoro Junction
in
3•lembers of the Phii:p family I news that came to the prisoners
gathered at the' home of Mr. and side a cigarette. it is no wonder
pHO
Mrs, Thos, Philip on Friday even- that men's nerves are shaken and
home Mr. Philip their health undermined by the FIAT# HSE
lag to welcome
• $r, who has Ju returned from Wals and ipriva►tions endured. ,He
�f Fre Van Nuys, Call:aruib, w_ here,' he was given a hearty vote of thanks Lel .woo or Dressed — All Ned
a •Uuft Ginned • lam'
Maple
bpeat the winter with his son Rye- and' during the buadneas part, Fri wits •
� Joy/
jnsurance Co
sell and latmiay. grant was made to ' the Crippled an>e Ween
• The April meeting the W.-iM• C)Lildren's Fund, A dainty lunch. Qay at�ng ; r Qif-Mtttm �Naliboae'ds
Write or Phone
S. will be held at the home of Mai with Grad Save the King, closed a �,pd�t g>fr1agle. wtt6 Naos
I
"gyp gates for Farm.and a•ua�. T. 'P'hillips on Thursday. 29th, splendid evening. vnsul•4tsls 8fileL
BesO�t' �w
Buildings
2.30 .P. M. Con aaer of Program: �� 1®aetba
C. and -\ "'"`•arm
��toreit t:asurance on Be�ild:iagb C1ira. J. White, with Group
18, gilo•'eto. helpers: \.. . D White, lira. Fret Sall and Buy The FASY Way at�
w"00
insnrsnce of Ail Wads p3ssle,. Mrs. H. .Miller, Mrs, C. Bar- LAW Cost to YOU. Advertise in _
Sntomobile
clayvrs, NI. Ellicott. Mrs, A. Gray Lhese Coaumns. They pay Ott
"A
_
Bowman � • Qbson and, 'Mrs, C. Plaxton. Roll Call: