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Sub- Rst+e - $240 year; U• S., $2.50 �c er�q P 1 For the first three months of this year, more than 1000.. books i have been taken out • by members _ of the Pickering Public Library, This is an increase of about 700 aver the same period of last year. Couple with .this, the f,JCt there are .-_.teu 4ew members, which -makes' it N ]E W.tf ry U. aiUn.a�n a �uu, ruvu��=• •, ..._.s a copy Anthoriaed as Second Class Matter - W.. - ic Librar 'Wi II -ale- Canvass _ dere May4 4.01i1Vi1'B BO WLYNG .aYIVERSITY DRIVE.. ComMENCLNG SATuRDA3i, APRIL 30. Aver; �Uwlin� FsFh ;afternoon M� Z Picker* Village 'G";� b ✓ x £ Mr. and airs. E. L. Ruddy are " back in Pickering for the summer. f after a Pleasant- *Mte fn Florida. airs, John Skidmore of the Rouge hie l.ee.. ...,.. P;...,a a.. 0....a ...� ing area are becoming more - - And Evening. severe attack of pneumonia. ."read er conscious." Phone:'Pick ering 178 Dr, and'Mrs. Cartwright have re- -The Library Bdard has PUT(IgE REBER�ATIOtiS - �-- , turned to Pickering after -a-pleas.- over one hundred new books in ant ten-day holiday 'in Bermuda. 1949 already, most of them on the !, l "' Miss 'Macy Boyes spent two days "best-seller" lists. To . meet the de- D. gar- � PICBEIZIING ,; at Guelph -'O. A. C. this week, as a dbzt*or reading' material _. �g p�TPON;ED TILL =i?ti �� - delegate from the Ontario County - and at today's high prices, it s SAT g - �naturaliy_imperative that the Board - See List: Elsewhere In This "' 'a z k , 4 tial Convention of -the Association. conductcanvass to raise funds to , - NOTE - the Rexall Store fa aa - carry on this good work. Pickering I pouncing a change in store hours. " people have always stood behind Whitby Canadian _Open hours will now be 9 a. m. to �d " the Library and we feel that they 1 Pickering y i t' will do _60 again thi's Year. During �I Foresters Wind Up BowEiag 6easo1L 8 p m, weekdays, and 1.00 to 5.00 P. m. on Sundays, - the last" YeW Years, the "juvenile; With Banquet And Dance (Mrs. W. C. Murkar,an.d son N$il, circulation has grown tremendously. I: _ Hall, Pickering spent `Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. K. , You just have to watch the child- The old Town The Cratgs of Briarw000d Farm heard on the Farm Newscast over library the scene of many gay parties in i ' the Courtlee, of Courtice, E The usual good time was enjoyed =_ren filing in and out of the CBL every day gat 12.30. This is their ,,10th , ianniyersary on. air; 1 to capacity f 1 to aware of this, Every adult, the past, was crowded - _ -by many from this community at .be we feel ,w111 want to contribute to � w hen High Court Officers, subor- I Offices and bowlers the Annual Masonic Ladies` Night - ibis vprthwhile local cause. We can ( dIhate Court pICKR'RING TOQb-NSHIP COUNCCIL celebrate lfbrary better by. helping gathered there to celebrate the end �IWill meet on _ - UAt1+e i?.+sc,es.. presided over by the Wor. Master - C. $, Savant, and Mrs. Bryant, at -with odr donations when canvassed, 1 of a very Successful bawling seas. �4r -Monday, Mgy.2. 1949 at Chlsholpm Ave,, Temple, on Monday yteQnemyber - this is one cause on 1.00 P. M. PicAering United Church evening, . ,,where' money is well spent. This is ; 1111 Hotowcbuk- the youthful and at the Municipal Chamber%, in' the Rev. Imo. a 00VOISIA nrrnlaw Ball Season in Toronto p purely "Local Pr,*Ject" you are ! energetic President of the Picker- Village of Brougham, Out. Sundays May 1, 1949 i ,Opens MAY 4, aeristln5, jug League, presided and was atrly For General Buslneaq 10.00 a. m. - Sunday School By way of explaoUlon, any per- assisted by- Al. Hepburn, Pres. of -11.00 a. W. - Morning Worship !Del Louis Bissonnette, former ears who is not_ already a member the Whitby League. The banquet Ar The Johas.11anville Plant '"Sacrament of The Zarrd's Supper" Brooklyn Dodgers, with plenty ofJ- of the Library gets -4k "member- was gffWally opened by the sinB�g 7,30 D. m. - Evening Worship Iship" if he or she I �otf grace. The tables were beautif- "Glrowing Ug„ managerial experience in both mal - .cerhtributes ,75c. ally decorated lvith gleaming sil- I Silencing equipment has recently, t. f- or and minor . leagues, leads the or over. 4 verware and can typifying been fastalled on- process equip- * fir Toronto, Maple Leafs th!s year, fa - - - _ t}te fnaterse}-+rack of- ni at the Canadian Johns -liars- - hO15e r' y eTeninB the opeatug-Togame on -alar - "Whea )?o We Get The Water?" at -alter the Toast to the King, lir. villa Company Limited Plant, Port at -8.30- I 4. We have received from the Tor- Ball 85 HolovPchuk welcomed High Vice .Union. A material reduction in 16"+ onto Club an -page volultne the - �'9isre to the question being asked � Chief Ranger, yq�iiam Bourke, of noise frorm the plant has resulted, - Eons Clonal Meeting of history of the Staple Leafs ,; abn* t daily at the News C}tfice. Toronto. Distract Field Man Mr. W. The silencing equipment i5' similar to the mu:fler of an i laembers of the congregation are ofi since 1884, the, life history of. each - member this year's team and a We't^e never able to answer that !-Boon, of Toronto; Al Hepburn end o principle- -4,Qne�RiQa, and ive don't know of the Whitby Club and other visiting ordinary automobile, only o! contte reminded of the coagregatiottal meeting to be held in the church to not of interesting information on . anyone who can. We repeat here guests. The Piciertns President much larger. Estimated cost of in- 5 these silencer units was Monday .evening, May S, at 8.15, -Toilonto's professional ball -It looks like a Mg ball summer in Toronto. stalling Ike story we tell every enquirer- stated that the League had enjoyed close to $2000:06. for the' --discussion of Pastoral Re - May we suggest, as w e doonly _'we recently gape a questionaire ,On - am.excellent• season, and had grown latl6us, l . etc.". year, that for those even only s whether we_ wanted to Issue a deb- in. such numbers that new plans --•--� a hun- j be fat the next i *se - # l Society interested in 'h rdbal-t'" that little e a t enture for water, almost one Would have to made •. J80 FAIT A_iTlili' _ _. he _,Ilomen's 316Si o�ry no more cctmtortable, . exciting ev dred Dercent support. Engineers ' season, The reason for this. lana had been prepared. and sub- The regular meeting of the W. M. p I•cinted out, being the fellowship I As everyone knows the poor aid S. •vp;li:be held at the home of Mrs, eningcan be spent in the hot wen mita 3, Since that poll (and it and good feeling displayed by the I weather forecaster `.n 'loronto has Harry Purvis, on 't`huraday, May 5, mitt, then, than sitting in Tornntn ?tad- tum watching aflood-!it game. as though someone -Was wgit- members one to- another, Special I had a tough, winte ti -his "avert ge" at 2.30 p. m, The Study Book will ! Jug to see what we had 1b say), mention was made of lir. Bourke, I was "bad", but TueAday'rs of thi= be taken by lilss Edith Murray and I A GOOD AUTOMOBILE SERVICM = Cetitra3 Housing and• Mortgage who, through generous donations 1 week was about as0ar -astray :bars. R. T. Dolrle will conduct' the 4 AT McLELL.-N'S-SERVICE: ST\, " Corporation have revealed to this: aim -frequefit 'visits to' Pickering. I as it Is-pogsible to get. Monday -ev- W orsbip Service.. - - municipality their desire to enlarge gave encouragement and, incentive ening at 11,00, we heard, for the- Elsewhere is this issue- Doa tic - the former D. I. L. property and to Lecgue'endeavours. I next day - "clear and warm, temp- Pickering Presbyterian Church Lellan, of the imperial Oil Station. - "take in" a bit more of Pickering. Che "Toast to the Order" was erature 72" __ wh-at we got was - Rev. Ifav ri %jilmhall, Miniker at the West .-End of the 'Village. - Tonwshtp: As might, be expected I proposed by John Powers, J. P. C. I ••cloud% and. cold, femp: 4K", $uaday,- May 1, 1949 . ":announces a "spring" service that thin plan•'and recommendation- was W. of Court Duffins, and - respon- 2.00 p. m. -' auLday School will doubtless be taken advantage not then accepted, but same are at ! ded to by Mr. Bourke, lm his add- 3.40 P. m. - D'�'Ine WorshlP Lace �In+. L. D. Banks of by many car -owners in this net - the moment being investigated, and ;� Mr. Bourke expressed reg•et esIe. ghborhood. The "Spring Change - we'll hear more of It ere long. that Messrs W. m Couper, High .t E. Funeral service for the lAte Sirs, Pickering Gospel Church Over" 'b sontiething every good car 3 Crttef Ranger of the Order; P This proposal has for the time L. D. Banks, Plcker!ng, waw heli pastor -W. E, McEvoy is entitled to.. You no doubt "wia- - being "only" we hope, and expect, Perrin, Supt: or Orgaatmat!on and-' at the' Evangelistic Temple Toron--- Naoda�•, May 1, 1949 your car last fall, by the ' _ interfered with any immediate L.'Jordan, titensbers of aRig'b Court to, on Saturday last with interment 10,00 s- m, - Sunday School changing •o[ heavier greases and changing progressing with the water project. Esecutide could • not be present. and inasmuch as the were becoming However, he stated that Mr. Jordan at Prospect Cemetery, 11.00 a, in. - Msorning DevotfOS oils to lighter grades, and you now should be changing back. to the little excited with the possibility I not only sent his regrets bttf also a Mrs. Banks w•as the daughter o[ 7,00 a. m, - Evangelistte dstviN I heavier grades again all for the a ` ei setting water, and dislike inter- nice donation to the furtherance of the late Mathew and airs. Swallow 4f Pickering. Born here She marc- ease prayer Meeting ever Saturdayev. g y good of and longer fife of your car.* `•^ a � the League's `activities. lir. Bourke ference with our plans we feel sure ` led Charles Harris, of Toronto, who by ' enjng at 8.30 in the church. ' � The radiator too should have at - that alittle patience on our part concluded his remarks congrat- that will be to our advantage in a very ulating the League Executive on the p"Aed: away some years ago.: On UnitedI. rton Church ten at the beginning of the `Don McLellan will pick 1 "large way. We therefore suggest 1 splendid fraternal spirit that exist- the 18th of December. last, She was 'ed, I married to jar. Banks of this place. ham Rev, J. S. Braham. Minister ev.J. up your car, service 1t, and return up your* i that we just sit still for a while, 1 and was deeply impressed by She was in her 76th year, and died 1 Sunday it to you all ready for the sutnater ' �.st and all will work out nicely yet. the youthful galty of those assemb- that with i. •� ladies In very a.uddenly white preparing a 10,30 a, M. - 6unday School no extra charge. we. are now -satisfied, and by including the late evening lunch in their home 11,15 a. nr..- Worship (.. . He knows the type of grease aud- t -the inevitable growth and develop- I many of the Orders' activities, was here. A family,• by her. former mar- 7.30 P. m, - Pleasant Sun. Evening oil for your car, knows every spot went in this area in the near years i 6 prime necessity in the successful in Toronto. Wed. • 7.80 P. m, -Prayer Service than should have it, and has the to come, that "water" will be the ! promatioa of fraternal work, Today riage, reside Wed, - 7.80 p. m. - Prayer Service ;equipment' to do the right kind of c fret requisite in ' .this community while materialsim was - rampant, 'Thursday - Evening choir practice ...a . Job. t }afore A-'�TY development can take i and many sought paid entertain- betters To The Editor 'a Friday - Cubs and Scouts - have water here Whet- ment, It was a, revelation to meet a 'at' -Fortnightly . Modon Pietares Foresters Organize Hall ticason der Pickering ratepayers install it I €roup that gained inspiration in Pickering, Ont,, ?Iprll 26, 194+J or somebody else. - we won't be 1 fellowship one with another. Mr. Editor: ! H-i•,*hlatid Or"k 'Wentennial) District representatives of the C able to stop it=evet�politics-won't - :ire -toast to -ems -p May -l:. a taxis. v 4- 14 Bruhn.», aliLister _ O, - F. held an executive meeting in tip tt. posed by Jack Bryant and most ! newspaper, voice my protest against Sunday Oshawa, when the following, were suitably responded to by I5orothy the .proposed change, in the polis- Yi The Evening Auxiliary Bill Russ Boys 10.00 a m -Worship and S. School , elected to supervise the . - M. Pleasant Sun. vieatng ' ball League: Pres., Chas Ferguson, � � Hepburn, presented ing of our township. 7.30 p. m. g `� and Gladys Bryant with two beaut- Through strenuous ' war..years, -The next meeting of the Evening iful in appreciation of the �[on, r-13.30 p. m. tar_ Boys'. Oroup m. - C. G. I. T. Oshawa; Vice -Pres., Doug. Bryant, Pickering; Exec„ Bob 'Finley, Whit- gifts Auxiliary will be held on Thursday, • `` Chief Irvine gave' of. his best, early time effort they have devoted I in \i'erl. -5.00 P. Thurs.-- 0.30 p, m, - Trail Rangers ! by, Rod Peyton, Oshawa, Carl - t 5.00 m. at the home and. and late, fearless the perform Harry Snowden; BOw-- • of hiss Mary Riley. I publicity of the League. 8 once o is a y; a. er, a er from the R..0 A. F. Con-' Fri, - Fortnightly -Motion Pictures � h- mattville. The League will be rep-. i .work `1?ic)iering Trophies• were presen- release , stable White, equally conscientious Fairport United Chnrdt resented by four Forester Club% To Organize Saftball ed b Gita ie Ferguson, Pres', of Y . in his duties, assisted Chief Irvine. Rev,. J. K. Brabant ►tiniater with a possible entry of the Brew - i the, --Oshawa Bowling League to the Why are -these niers to he laid a- I Sunday ars and Canada Bread, to form a The Pickering Softball League 1 following winners: Team Trophy, to ids and Provincial Police, at much - 8stitclav School six -team loop. The schedule will `<:f will meet at the Gordon Hofise on Capt. .Muriel Dingley, whose team ? h3ghgr cost, to' be employed? Prov_ 2.30 P. m. " ' Cburcli Service open May 17, '-`and c.�s: of ten ..Tuesday, }lay 3, at 8,00 p. m. The came down in. front; Ladies' High • incial police are Provincial police, 3.00 p. m. � weeks of ball, with a,l tea -M -A in t Election of Officers will be held, Average, to Reta Hansen, 195; the and more power to therht but they �- SAL\ ATION' AIRafF ,.the play-offs for the 1�' Trop all interested parties are asked ( Men's High Average, to Harold have no local interest in the comm- Lieut. T. Poole phy, now held by Pi( :, • .:;g• The tied to be in attendance at this meet- Richardson, 213; Ladles' High Sin- unity, in us or our children. Many TUESDAYS League will operate on the same '4 Ing. ' gle, to Gladys Bryant, 311; Meals a -girl, given's warning and a stern � 81(1E) P. M. -Opel 13ervt A basis as other C. O. 1' t., actio- , fv`' and High Single, to Ev. Bryant, 335; bit of advice, many a !with a You Are Welcome sties, and will etre wship Consolation Prizes to Mr, and 'Mr•s, .boy boot in the neat of his pant's, has recreation with everyone irrespee- 4001, Waiter L. Rawli>bsos, H>sband Toga Watson, and team captains, been. disciplined by our constables.' tine of ability bein�c g%�,., $a opp- - ipf Former Pickeeiss (;iiki Passes Beryl Boys, Gladys Bryant and Reta Mano a domestic squabble has been ortunity to play S IT'iiTorotito Hansen, settlea and peace restored without EAST 11 OODI�ANDS' Pickering Club Sal ' ivanaged Bill Collins tendered a vote of having to go to Court; -where, und- � HAIL by Bill Bryant, • a.ai.;ted by suet; The funeral of the late Lieut -Col thanks to the Presbyterian Ladies er ' provincial supervision, , they a '' � vetenana as Jack and i:v, Bryant. ?Walter L. Rawlinson,. president of for a splendid banquet, and Mrs. would be let go on until their mis- Bingo The Whitby Club, anew -comer fa ' L. Rawlinson Ltd., Toronto, was Reesor replied for her group. The• behaviour warranted a conviction., the League, should give- a good ac- held on Tuesday with interment at music was strpplled' by Ivan Barrett i say, play fair with these men MO\DAY, MAY 2. - 8.30 P. M. count of themselves as their line - Blount Pleasant;; Cemetery. and his C. O. F. -Orchestra and Mil- . who • have their homes here inter- 12 (lames 25c, $10.00 Speciial up will be strengthenerl by veter- Mrs. Rawliason is the former ton Sleep made a splendid Job as ested In and acii4i tgted• with local $4b.00 Jackpot ane like Howard Lal'- C� and Bick. Edna L. Smith, one-time residents floor manager. Door prizes were _ conditions anti• It there is a Just' SATURDAY NIGHT - =1�IL So' Jack Eastwood, and tb(: -Spencer of Picker#ng, who lived in the Wal- won by I, Barrett and Dir, Bourke. cause tori heir dtamissa2, let ua ' "A � AKELY STMY" E boys. The Order w'1' -' Q»pervlse ter Powell residence, Elizabeth St. Spot dance prize to Dorothy and taxpayers, who pay their salaries, Starring is girls' league and a -i11 hold a Meet - :TT. and is remembered by some of M. Hepburn. Guests were Invited and satisfied with their services, BILL WILL'LANS and ing shortly to elect :. ^�'ecutive. lour older residents with wEum she ` to attend the Past Chief Ranger know the ".why and wberefor." BARBARA HALE M. On Aug. 20, a b,t:: t0'aftament ,. Eattended school here. She is a a Night and Bawling Banquet to be ! "'Fairplay" 2.80 P. N, and 7.45 P, will be held with all 61ATIct teams niece o1 Mr. L. D. Banks, .here. held in Oshawa Shortly, taking part. ! c„ra.r►'� G" y' .. • !Waiting for Joe -Although. Joe DiMaggio is out of action "in. ' definitely" with an injured heel' the New York Yankee star's •uniform is ready and waiting for him. Cleaned and pressed, the suit with the big number five hangs in the Yanks' dressing room - -..at Yankee Stadium, as the Bronx Bombers prepared for a era. disease tree, Dullorum clean__ Light Sussex. Barred Rocks. Hamv 8 Back, cross. Oscar Anderson,Troy, Ontario. WHEN YOU BUY high class production -proved stock you Protect yourself aga!nst the fluctu- &tion& of the law price market. Faster Rowth, healthler birds. more eggs and lager eggs: These are th; Qualities bred into Tweddle Molts with scientific matin,&• And these are returns for every 4ollar you invest in Canada's FOR BALE, water Dower mill property, tD house, garage and business. Apply Harold Marshall, Lyn, Ontario. FOWSALE—McKenzie Strawberry plants $3,00 Per hundred, 316.00 per thousand. F.O.B. Bowmanville. Cecil Alldread. FOR SALE—Hatchery surplus, all -a.Sea. due to high hi trD . Pr,«_. o r. . ea for d&y old chicks. woraley's Hatchery. Cameron, Ontarto. ONLY a few copies 2e t. "Jews Unite!"+ Genuine Divine. Mess us.- 160 Pages. cloth bound. Diagrams. .illustrations,and adds - tional explanatory letters. 32.50. Mediator's Publishers. 36 west 47 Street. New York It. N.Y. B wools• Free price and Dolor chart Lockeweave. Dep't. Como. P. Quebec. _ -- " DiMa io-less opening' p'• day. gg pen!i y - �j _ x . _ - • �� fastest developing business—the poultry bust. new. We can give Prompt delivery on day old chicks, 3, 3. 4, 6 and 6 weeks old, non -sexed, pullets or cockerels. Pullen eight weeks to laying. Turkey poults, day old, 2. 3, 4 weeks old. All from Government Approved Pulltrum tested breeders. Free catalogue. Twaddle Chick Hatcberles Limited. Fergus. Ontario. PAINTS PAINTI FREE 11/, this. of Concentrated Seav Chips with all orders, Barn Paints, white. nu• tea' the red and Fence Paints as colors. New 1$46 Enamel. Semi -Gloss. Flat. not a surplus D&tnt-412.96 Per sallon. Quality guaranteed or money refunded. H. I. Steiner. =— 31 •Russell Street. Toronto. Mail Orders - &ccopto THERSTONAUGH t Company Patent llcitors. ' Established 1880, 350 Bay Street. ' Toronto. Booklet of information onrequest. ' •-- --- Pl:RL1ONAL - , •-- ��ro HOBBY, Pen Pal- and Lonely Hearts 1n pee hews 30 cents: with I1sU 98 cents. Sea 187• WL. Toronto 1. Ontario. CASE model S tractor on rubber. fully equipped, like . new. John Picket, A.R. 1. MrnbY, Out. FOR SALE -1. 22-34 McCormick Doering Tractor on steel newly overhauled. 1. WHr40 International Tractor an rubber, starter. 11hes w an In first class condltlon. Millbank Farm tee- vice, Millbank. Oneiric. WESTSIDE POULTRY FARM, R.O.T. Sired Barred Rock and approved Hamp x Rock' crossbred chicks. Canada accredited hatchery.PATENTS Puilorum clean. For Colder .and prices write E. W. Fisher, Neustadt• Ont. A.GENERAL" TRACTOR, mechanically Al. good robber. wide front sale and row -crop. complete with Quick -hitch plow. $760.00' or nearest offer. S. E. Cassan. Brighton, Oat. - PROMPT DELIVERY on turkey moults. alw some vaflable for May, 'June and July. Tweddle5hick Hatcheries 'Llmlted: F.raus. OntarJn, BARGAIN'S -1 Viking wind charger. 32 It. 1,000 watt, with batteries complete with 10 ft. tower. Also 3 Muskoka Lakeshore building lot 0.m& cued and hydro. Various used launebes and marine eng+nes. Lakeshore Motor 8er•t•1ce Milford Bay. Ontario. • BVNI\Erin1tPPtiRTC�ITlEB .. • 'F//'Y]/ AN OFFER to every Inventor—List of lnven- CLASSI•FIED• -ADVERTISING .:'K, FOR BALE — AGAR" WANTED NVINSIST STOCK OILS GREASES TIRES -'1s THRESHING MILLS various makes. BEST CERTIFIED well rooted atrawDerrr as _ r N - et Thrashing Mills various makes. Used raspberry D1iinL, asDaragutp apple. Dear as Insecticides, Electric Fence Controllers, house grain binders, standard 4 -wheel tractors. Write cherry trees. Invest • now for profits. Writs and Barn Palet Root Coatings. eta D00iIW us about your needs for tam or saw mill for prices. Henry Glecoff, Box S. Oshaw&. ru t are wanted, Write Warne Oreue • Oil equipment. new or used. Richmond Farm, Ontario. , "y Limited. Toronto Machinery Co.. Box 665. Phone 555 W. CENTRAL NURSERIES LTD. SEEKING EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Amburathurg.Ont- For first quality Fruit and Shade Trees. LEATHERCRAFTERS Automatic fire alarm system, bell rinsing Shrubs, Evergreens, Roses. etc. Get our Free g h 7 thermostat operation. No wiring necessary. Tooling, carving, designs, patterns. Catalogue Priced Catalogue. St. Catharines. Ontario. Very Interesting Proposition for active .&Cents, dime. Happy Hobbles, Edmonton, Alberta, GLADIOLUS BULBS, Rainbow mixture. SDe- r' i yHERE as it can be easily sold in every home for life protection. Few chola terrltoriee eWl open. dal ofter•to readers of this DaDer—li0 Clower - Expre Express IT I$ r49 v ¢ x For further details write to Y.O. Boz 17. Fomen. Hobbieats: - -3 Power Tool Work- else bulbs 11.78, 100 bulbs 33.28. ? Station Station T.,- I e. rill Pre■.. ctrc..t... t:.� n),p collect, backed tree. Leonard W. Butt, Hutton- - r £ BABY CHICBB Grinder. One motor operates complete unit; Portable. Free Illustrated folder. ville. Ontario. ' ' �'' �sy'.. COMO, P.Q. OPPORTUNITIES for ME_N and WOMEN r DON'T MISS these started chick bargains Y. _LOCKEWEAVE, 225,000 FOREIGN z. r 3, 4, 5 and 6 week old. Non -sexed. pullets or (cockerels. Also•turkeys 2. E and 4 weeds old CHAMPION ELECTRIC GRAIN GRINDERS, Oat Rollers and Milk Coolers. Motors to JOB OPPORTUNITIES `1 ' `�% for immediate delivery. Send for sale pricellet. stock. FIeavy Duty Products, Preston, Oat Central and South America, Africa. Asia, Eu- { ; d x Top Notch Chick Galea, Guelph, Ontario.* roPe. etc. Copyrighted Survey explaining PROTECT AND BEAUTIFY ' where and how to apply. with list of over 360 TJONKTON Poultry Farm QDlcks—Ali we select firm, with foreign interests. $1.00. y a e can say to try them Results tellthe story. eel B—dera Dultorum-tested government Your property at lowest cost with D,fefabrlc-. &ted wood picket fence. Four sections six feet Industrial Trade Surveys. Dept. 22, 106 Ads- ,and Writs 18 price list and cats long and five Doata backed In as ton all ready laid& St. W., Toronto, Ont. • `,r :W s og e. MunktonPoultry+ Farms...Monkton. Ont. to Instal, anyone can put it up. Write for de- RAISE HAMSTERS, terrific demandl MoudY ,.. ! 3 rr •'�f x THE !e none too good for you. Ignore t M .-Its now. Manufacturers Sales company. lib Young king Information for stamp. J. Cralg. Box 724, Saskatoon, Sask. r "BEST the so called Dargatn" chldce that are Street. Montreal E. Gi3N CARRIER." very powerful, Ideal offered at "money Cavies" Drlcee. TDe penny"BREti BE A HAIRDRESSER "JOIN _ or two you may save on the purchase price for skidding loan or for transportation over CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL t ? nk may mean many dollars in loss at the end of --for rough difficult country. Hardly used, wonderful buy. Write Box "617 Hespeler. Great Opportunity Learn - y € s the year..Top Notch chicks are fired high Hialydreesfns ONE heavy-dutyflue-foot motorized Seaman sari Production. We have 12 Pure breou and Pleasant dlsatded• profession, good wages.. - yh� !' 13 cross breeds to choose from. Day old, start- ed chicks two 19ceeks to d: weeks, aoa-sexed, triple tiller, In excellent condition. Apply Diln Stickle, 1. Oat. thousands successful Marvel graduates. America's greatest system. Illustrated cats f A. 9 f� Pullets or cockerels. Older Essen, R.R. No. - _ Logue tree Write or Call FLASHLICY] Pullets night weeks to laying. Turkey Doubts day old, two, three HAIRDRESSING f / and four weeks old. Free catalogue. Top Notch Chick Bales. Guelph, Oatar!o, for sale: Metal with plastic endo (2 cell) .60c SCHOOLS Sal Hpoor 8t W Toronto , I .. --•----_. __._. _.._ -_, . _-• each: E cell 81.26 each; 6 cell 12.10 each , Branches: 44 Hina St.. Hamilton G" y' .. • !Waiting for Joe -Although. Joe DiMaggio is out of action "in. ' definitely" with an injured heel' the New York Yankee star's •uniform is ready and waiting for him. Cleaned and pressed, the suit with the big number five hangs in the Yanks' dressing room - -..at Yankee Stadium, as the Bronx Bombers prepared for a era. disease tree, Dullorum clean__ Light Sussex. Barred Rocks. Hamv 8 Back, cross. Oscar Anderson,Troy, Ontario. WHEN YOU BUY high class production -proved stock you Protect yourself aga!nst the fluctu- &tion& of the law price market. Faster Rowth, healthler birds. more eggs and lager eggs: These are th; Qualities bred into Tweddle Molts with scientific matin,&• And these are returns for every 4ollar you invest in Canada's FOR BALE, water Dower mill property, tD house, garage and business. Apply Harold Marshall, Lyn, Ontario. FOWSALE—McKenzie Strawberry plants $3,00 Per hundred, 316.00 per thousand. F.O.B. Bowmanville. Cecil Alldread. FOR SALE—Hatchery surplus, all -a.Sea. due to high hi trD . Pr,«_. o r. . ea for d&y old chicks. woraley's Hatchery. Cameron, Ontarto. ONLY a few copies 2e t. "Jews Unite!"+ Genuine Divine. Mess us.- 160 Pages. cloth bound. Diagrams. .illustrations,and adds - tional explanatory letters. 32.50. Mediator's Publishers. 36 west 47 Street. New York It. N.Y. B wools• Free price and Dolor chart Lockeweave. Dep't. Como. P. Quebec. _ -- " DiMa io-less opening' p'• day. gg pen!i y - �j _ x . _ - • �� fastest developing business—the poultry bust. new. We can give Prompt delivery on day old chicks, 3, 3. 4, 6 and 6 weeks old, non -sexed, pullets or cockerels. Pullen eight weeks to laying. Turkey poults, day old, 2. 3, 4 weeks old. All from Government Approved Pulltrum tested breeders. Free catalogue. Twaddle Chick Hatcberles Limited. Fergus. Ontario. PAINTS PAINTI FREE 11/, this. of Concentrated Seav Chips with all orders, Barn Paints, white. nu• tea' the red and Fence Paints as colors. New 1$46 Enamel. Semi -Gloss. Flat. not a surplus D&tnt-412.96 Per sallon. Quality guaranteed or money refunded. H. I. Steiner. =— 31 •Russell Street. Toronto. Mail Orders - &ccopto THERSTONAUGH t Company Patent llcitors. ' Established 1880, 350 Bay Street. ' Toronto. Booklet of information onrequest. ' •-- --- Pl:RL1ONAL - , •-- ��ro HOBBY, Pen Pal- and Lonely Hearts 1n pee hews 30 cents: with I1sU 98 cents. Sea 187• WL. Toronto 1. Ontario. CASE model S tractor on rubber. fully equipped, like . new. John Picket, A.R. 1. MrnbY, Out. FOR SALE -1. 22-34 McCormick Doering Tractor on steel newly overhauled. 1. WHr40 International Tractor an rubber, starter. 11hes w an In first class condltlon. Millbank Farm tee- vice, Millbank. Oneiric. WESTSIDE POULTRY FARM, R.O.T. Sired Barred Rock and approved Hamp x Rock' crossbred chicks. Canada accredited hatchery.PATENTS Puilorum clean. For Colder .and prices write E. W. Fisher, Neustadt• Ont. A.GENERAL" TRACTOR, mechanically Al. good robber. wide front sale and row -crop. complete with Quick -hitch plow. $760.00' or nearest offer. S. E. Cassan. Brighton, Oat. - PROMPT DELIVERY on turkey moults. alw some vaflable for May, 'June and July. Tweddle5hick Hatcheries 'Llmlted: F.raus. OntarJn, BARGAIN'S -1 Viking wind charger. 32 It. 1,000 watt, with batteries complete with 10 ft. tower. Also 3 Muskoka Lakeshore building lot 0.m& cued and hydro. Various used launebes and marine eng+nes. Lakeshore Motor 8er•t•1ce Milford Bay. Ontario. • BVNI\Erin1tPPtiRTC�ITlEB • 'F//'Y]/ AN OFFER to every Inventor—List of lnven- — The day after the late lamented ]Detroit Red Wings seeped out of -the Stanley Cup picture we ran- skross a friend who is considerable of a hockey fan. We found him in a quandary, which is a tough spot to be in unless you are equipped _- with a map or compass, or else Have -a seeing eye dog. - (Which reminds us that the an acral campaign for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind is about due, and if there is any or- garlization, which better deserves your .support, we personally have 'istever' run ' across it.) * s e But to get back to this friend of ours. When we., asked. him just what was biting him, he replied that he couldn't decide just what to #o in regard to the Maple Leaf " :hockey team. "If that was the real Maple Leafs we just saw flatten the Detroits." he said, "I am think- .`Ivg seriously of consulting my lawyer, and I will ask him if I tar•••,; cue t':r cl!i}, for t`;e return -WES McKNIGHT - 9f all the fnoney I spent on tickets, tlbrotighout the regular • season on . is . We tried to soothe his injured :feelings as best we cooed, telling 3kim that maybe it was the real, blown -in -the -bottle Maple Leafs be had watched trying to untrack themselves during the months of October, November, January, Feb Foary arld March. "They wore the same uniforms," we 'said, "and they ]looked' .yery much the same , when posing for their pictures." e e "Then .in that case," he made answer, "I feel it is my bounden duty to go and report them to the ]stewards and demand a saliva test ..for every one connected- with the, .Outfit, with the exception, maybe, Foster Hewitt and s bic- =night, who .gave their 1!!st at all !lanes and didn't spire a tonsil." Ser we left him still wondering 4%leh course, to take. s s s The International League sea - on and ,full Information sent frac The ATTENTION FARMER81 TEACNERa WANTED Trees cut down and corded 83.00 a tort &oft. - Ramsay Co. Registered Patent AttornsYs. 278 PT. I;TA.'�tLEY. Elgin l'.,unG, Protestant grade - - 410n is )est about t0 Star s.4 we ib.00 bard. Grover Oros.. Expert Tree Felten. - = . ii BenN Street. Ottawa. teacher, six -room sShool. duties -commence, ,. _......,. write this and there is a ion and ss aeaton_et„_'roroato. g Dtetaber: r31 j. E: Taylor, Sec., A. Stanley, - dusty road to travel ere the pen- SLAVE. YOU aaYthing needs dyeing or clean- ALUMINUM ROOFING & SIDING Ontario, nant race is Sded. But 1f the Inst Write to w for information We ars Cross CrlmPW Corrggatad and ribbed Kylss, APPLICATIONS Will be res for position as to r. USS No. 1, Benoit and Malson- glad to answer Your Questions. DopiZtmant 6 to 10 ft lengths, Immediate delivery from ailx Toronto Baseball u pS up its IL Poker's Dye Works Limited. 791 Yon&* stock. Write for &air les Lad estimatiW Steel vtlle; for term Sept. tat, 2941, to June 36. present gait, we have no Citation Street Toronto. Ontario. Distributors Limited, n0 Cborr7 St. Taranto 1860 Apply Ole Colson, Hourkes. Ont in predicting that ball fans of the FARMS FOR SALE IAM SE KITTENS Quince City and surrounding ter- 136 -ACRE FARM, Partly, under cultivation. Females. Pedigreed, 835,00, tunahlae Canary, ritor will have something more ter hardwood bush, .Some loss. well watered, 108 Bleacker St., Toronto 6, Ontario. Wanted At Once Y g Trams buildings mostly. % mile from school. draw them to the stadium than the Good place for tourists also. 14 Baeklsy. Red- BLANKETS CLOTH YARNS HORSE RADISH ROOTS of watching a lot of noisy �de'e• Ontario' Batu made from your own sheep's wool. or U prospect g Y FARM 100 acres bl&ek loam. 16 acre@ under you have old woollens or cotibu we will to. 8c per lb. sure-thingers parked back of third ealtlatlon. Close to school and ht&bway: make them Into beautifn2 blankets or robes We Pay Bh pping Charges. base. trying to chisel one another Good buildings with hydro. Priced for quick Write Brandon Wollen Mills, Brandon. Man. out. of a few small bets. sale, Apply Nelson oalbraltb. Desbarsts. Ont. 36 h.P. JOHN DEERE power 0t. it inch GORDON PICKLE CO. -.. Vessot grinder, heavy duty., orifi typo. 494 Mur 8t., Hamilton. Out. e _ C T WALL Walter W. Burkholder, Mokham. Oral, R.R. 1. - -I1C OIIe then the club has made For $Ming garages, attics, chicken hooses. g, temporary partition&Slses 48"x84". Packed KELP WANTED I NS a' real clean-up and paint -up job 10 sheets per orate. shipped in crate lots only. GIRL for general housework in private !tams. Crate 830.20. Freight vr*V&4d. Sample an t•e of the ball park. And we may in- Quest Gummed tape for Joints iso' roll sot. m wales. exceptional o prlvelasen amity, CUTS _, - ..._ .._ .. __ -.. form room aa4 ler, time e cies Small family, you that it wasn't before it Send for our bulletin- on other building Irendtx washer. References required. Mrs. Healing, soothing wall time b any mitnner of means, materials Canada Its a real Co.. Bampton, Lerman, 3s Heydon Park Road, Toronto. and antiseptic, Dr. Y Ontario. Chase's Ointment is fact, they say that in their dean- LE.L 6 H.Y chola saw, extra chain. Good MEDICAL BURNS brings quick relief, up operations the workmen came cdftien_Jantal Bros,. R 1 Baden, Ontario. DON'T WAIT—Every sufferer of Rheumatic A saf one home treat - :across almost everything ' that his SAVE = i a ELECTRIC MOT RS Pains or Neuritis &hoof& err Dtxaa's Rome BRUISES meat for ,Durr 50,_ dy . Munro's Drug Store. 186 bWsfn. Ottawa. been missing around Toronto for Tamper, new. guaranteed. 6o eye. aro v., 3k Postpald 11:00 Years: 69i•. Econ HP. roll! phase. Regular 121,50. Our 116.76. omy size. 6 times as mulch, 5123. ages, excepting the body of Am- 9s eye, 110 v. % M.P., split phase. Regular THREE AYS use of NAMELESS Cold ��. CHASE'S �. brose Small. $93.50. Our $20.50, 40 eye. 110 V 1 /3 H.P.. Remedy. proven its reliability. , treating e * i split phase. ReCular $22,50, Our tiq:60, is Headedlds. SINUS. Hayfever. Convincing trial eye.,, 110 V 1 /b'H.P split Phaw. Reaular 81.00. Anyway, it promises to be a $ss 60, our 629 60. Zxvres■ C.O.D. or Money • PURITY PRODUCTS, EXETER, Order: Ont. Antiseptic OINTMENT- - •.. baseball layout with considerable LOCKEWEAVE, COMO, P. HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES class, and one to which a man need _ Q stop Indigestion. Stomach Troubles and Can. stlpatton. Use Walt's famous Homeopathic not be ashamed to take his wife, Remedy No. S. Established 1858. Other homed or lady friend -or both, for ,that 'Eastern Association, the Eastern pathic remedies available for all maladies. Price 60 cents, Walt Remedies Ltd. Sudbury, matter, although maybe not bath League, .again the International Ontario. at the same, time: League, the . New International HIGHLY REZZW3 ENDED—Every sufferer of • League, and lastly—yo far—the Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try : SORE FEET International Lea Dixon's Remedy: Munro'■ Drug. Stow,• 336 El- Therr there is the matter of the ane. For Chang- gin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1:00 dope book which the ball dub has Ing names, it could give Babs naRriERY 137UaR T��S WAY put out for the information Of Hutton a real run for her money', PLANT a Hedge—Reserve now for Spring'dtr radio announcers, sports writers - and no fooling., .livery --extremely hardy --:quick growtr • Chi -b in Liniment and similar trash. it is fine of e t » uses Elm—will grow two feet the drat Fear- generously, enough plants (26) to plant 25 feet. speclal and feel the relief steal over the aching -the most complete and well -gotten- As 'for the cities takin rt ` Druce 2s planar for 12 1s, .lz-inch near:—or, mlp For muscularpaten, aches and g 25 plant. for 14.83 2•toot etre. Write for up affairs of its kind we have ,ever well, to put it -briefly, there were New Free Frill Colour Garden Guide. Brook- stiffness, sprained ankles-- Minard'& seen, and a real credit to whoever no less than 42 of them, all told dale-Htngswiy Nursa�rlea Bowmanvillo. Oat. has been well known for over 60 years. compiled it. It -and the refurbish- -and if you think they are going CRA\LER NL'RSEmFs. white Fox, Seek. Good for dandruff and skin disorders. - Hedire Carraaana, 24 Inches. 100—.89.00. too. Get a bottle today; keep ing of the ,it 'stadium -have convinced to be, all told in detail in this space, atnnala Maple. 15-11.00, Spires, 50c. handy us that the Toronto Baseball Club you are mistaken, Bet a hasty RAPIDENSE CHINESE ELM. the moist rapid. 3-9 really means business, and intends glance reveals such !.earn§'takin dense.crowing shrub, for the thickest, quick• to give -the fans somethingmore g get hedge. Plant•, one foot apart. 19 loch si:e, part as the Philadelphia Athletics. O cents each. .l"hnson's Nurseries, Klnpton. RD than promises of "Better things 'Hamilton, Ontario; Ottawa, Sag- Marto: NURSERY STOCK, special prices. Currant s 'next summer." ,, inaw, Bay City, lk•ilkes-Barre, Lt- bushes, plum trees, grape vines. Matthews' �I �MENT e ' banon, Long Island City, and a Nurseries. R. 2, St. Catharines, Ontario. �M Looking over, the volume in _ whole lot more Oat we bad long CARAGANA—For that better badge 12"-16" 810 00 Per hundred. Northern Fruit Trees-- ' question, use couldn't help marvel -'forgotten were ever iir•theFe. apple. plum, cherry. Well stand 40 seg. below ing , at how many different cities • + * _ dna glue ;cod troll. Hardy raspberries. straw. - had been' represented -ear misrepre- Howev r, this trill ;office re arc- berries. catran<s. 'TeyMr Nur^�riea: Box 276, g Timmins, Ont. ISSUE 18 -.1949 dented -in the loop since Toronto Ing the Toronto ball'team and the - first became part of it 'way back in' International League for the time _ 1884-aTso [lie different -names fhe• being, but we hope to have more league itself had gone under. worth reporting P at a later date. A y g As e e s e - a one-timeresident _ de It of Toronto, and ,. -��fall, it was the East vicinity, we League. After that, for one sea- "would hate to have outsiders get COCKwMUTT VEW son, the New York, State League, the idea that hockey and form- TRACTOR O N E R S form - ,Then the International League, chart reading""cover the full extent ' the International Association, the of its athletic addictions. ROLL YOUR OWN - lETTlR CICARE7TES W/TH D YM .- CIGARETM TOBACCO Battle Id rz, .. • • ' Most of us have heard of such' horn growth as the caustic treat- -things as celery -fed ducks and, in ment. - a bygone day, corn -fed blondes; but- I must confess that milk -fed Now, something about the serious 1 tomatoes are something new _ at losses which seem bound to occur least to me.' However, that's. what among baby pigs. Every good hog �}^qr they're saying. -= feeding milk to man knows. that it is impossible to :. young tomato plants is not only nail down all the causes for such ..possible, but highly profitable as losses. But there is a growing• well. belief in the minds of many expert * * * veterinarians and research -men that ` 7 -Alco f. Frank M. undue chilling during the first - Harrington, who is head o or r- twelve hours after farrowing is -one • cultural research at. Montana ,State of the most common and important College; the milk. feeding will not factors involved Nobody likes the Idea of a shed being born in prison. So we sett imagine the shock a Manchester business man had recently when he went to see his birthplaceand dis- covered it was Strangeways Prison. Where would you have liked to be born if you could have chosea the place? The first birth to take place in an aeroplane occurred in 1929 as a - direct-resultofthe-mother's ambi- tion. She was Mrs. `-. D. Evans, whose 7% lb. baby girl first, saw the light while circling in a Fok- ker 'plane 1,200 feet over Miami, Florida. Half an hour before the birth, the mother was taken by -ambulance to the aircraft and lifted aboard. Also in the 'plane were her husband, a doctor, the baby's grandmother, two nurses, and two pilots. After the. birth, the 'plane -descended quickly and an ambu- lance rushed mother and child to s ool On The Hoof -.7 .,.x-� �-� �' z . `. "e.�'°f' y � 5 �' z� , � � .r. _.. _ `-rte ���•A �sc>��'��•. only make the tomato plants grow. « • • hospital. The 'Ii mature earlier i - — will �e sturdier; the root systems -Suchc ilIing not on y apses a --- - — - - - - - 50% bigger at transplanting time; vital balance of blood sugars, but be unique. This happened to the Acres of Canadian Wool On The Hoof—Studding the rolling and at harvest -time the tomatoes also lowers, the pigs resistance to late Donald McKenzie, a Birming- will be big, solidly -fleshed, with any disease — encouraging the ham railway guard, who' was born landscape of the 6000 -ft -high alpine pastures of British Col - growth of any bacteria that may be on the field of Waterloo. His birth umbia thousands of sheep of the Hayward Ranch near Kahl- _. few seeds ee P + * lurking about Looking for a spot on took place lust after his mother ' loops, B.C. are being fattened and sheared on their 1800 -acre — which to pounce. had carried her husb'and's body As for the yield—thaf rom the * * y i away from among a heap of stain spring range. The lambs are destined to provide next fall's lamb C. milk -fed plants will be about double, soldiers. In fact the milk appears to act very In their wild state, sows farrowed-- chops, and their wool may become the yarn for that new suit - " their pigs during the warmth of ` An Eng tl sTe - comedian, ' Fred r ter, o this s t it�g—range, the sheep will `be '' much the same n ur- growth-stimulating --hormones we Spring sunshine; an on mored to a summer astute mi hear so much about. clean leaves. An efficient farmer ing a performance in which .his P should try. as beat he can, to dup- mother was playing a leading part. "ltcate such' natural environment by Train births—one took place in to refer to time -tables to And the It ,is hard fora girl to go auto In charge of the .Montana experi providing artificial heat when neces- the Flying Scotsman in 1929 --can ments was Dr. Leon -Johnson. He eery, and strictly sanitary farrowing -raise. awkward registration probe district through which the train was riding on a cold night without gee - dissolved powdered milk in water pens... lems. Registrars sometimes have travelling when .a birth occurred. ting a chap on her Iips. „ till. it formed a soupy mixture and poured about one-third.of an - ounce around , each new plant the first' - week it was up. Then he increased 'C A N A D A P R O D U C E S G O L D F O R A L L T H E W O R L D - the amount one third .of an ounce _ each week for five weeks. He also used buttermilk and skim milk in the '-same manner. - As for, the actual results—plants that hadn't been given extra plant food of any sort produced -at the rain of. 8,829 pounds of .tomatoes per acre; those receiving skim milk alone yielded at the 'rate of 9,814 " pounds; while plants receiving both skim milk and ammoniated phos- phate averaged 12,374 pounds. s t i „ One. pound of powdered milk fertilizes 100 young plants In pots,- and ots,and will take care of even more if + _ #rown in flats. Johnson believes %at milk -feeding tomatoes will - " prove practical for both home gar- deners and commercial growers. And after themilk had made such startling showing on tomatoes. -- ohnson -tried it -on young onions - -and with similar results! 'Which will be enough about milk - 'kr the time being—now something .. bout the milk producers—the cows. . he Dominion Experimental Farms have just issued information about. w: the value of, dehorning, some of .which I'm going to pass along to. you,in hope., it will be found of value. T. Nature Save }corns .to the wild ~' b, ,*ow for her protection. Today `libey're of not practical. value, and !telly developed horns may cause ` iserious injury to udders, while pain - tat body wounds often result from ' " world'ssecmd largrnt prod_ _ of gold, exports more tbws rsfnety.-five percent of icerroduct- -hooking and fighting. Among cattle. - important oantribution rot uw4d supply cV this universal medinna of international s�aelareesr <. Calves may be dehorned cheaply, safely and effectively anytime until _ they are ten days old, or as soon as 7 � h ea rains sells Canada Il''st' the horn button appears, Caustic ' Q clash; w Ich v �p you can get in stick form Bt any drugstore, or con,. ' - _ tmercial "horn stoppers' mav V 1 ,used. , If applied correctly both '-treatments give excellent results. _ 's is an adaptation of one of a series of adver- Nature 'ha as endowe our oou The dehorning i; , quite --simple. tisements which, for the past two years, The House aLnost limitless' supply of valuable resources. -'The calf should be thrown, or tied' — securely, not only,. to make your _ of Seagram has published -in magazines and news- Properly used and eonver ed to manufactured J work easie't but also. so that the - dehorning .material can be applied papers printed in many languages• and countries `-goods, these resources can carry our nation to ..only to the horns. The horn but- -' •throughout the world. These advertisements fea unprecedented. greatness. But first, the peoples tons should be clipped bare to - make them easy to locate.(ti�'ith turevariousC' adianproducts' lumber,salmon, of other lands must earn o the prestige an the caustic treatment, the stick should be held in dry paper to pre. -' furs, nickel, apples, plywood and. many others. quality of Canadian products. vent getting• your fingers burned). -. `f • 4 t• The horn button is then rubbed ' with' the moistened end' of the stick - with' One out of every three dollars The House of Seag►a►n believes that over ail area the size of a 25 cent , pieces. The skin will redden and we Canadians earn comes to t.., as 3t is in the interest of every Cana t the, ltorrt button .will become' bare. , A ring of vaseline around the base. ; a result of foreign trade. This than manufacturer to help the sale Yr 1 ~ of the button will prevent any ex - campaign of all Canadian products in foreign sass moisture from the treated area — paign i8 designed to help all leaking over and burning the cali's - Canadian industries and, COIIBe «Markets. It is in this spirit that these _ -: eyes or face. Other calves mustj not be allowed to lick the •treated quently, to help put money in the ''vtdvartisernents are being pry I -area as the caustic will burn slain kets of every Canadian citizen. and published #hroughout the soorld. tissue badly. - — - — c mmercial dehornin - A new o fi . preparation is becoming, quite pop- -afar. op -alar. It maybe applied by painting ,. the bare horn button thoroughly. 0 w using a small•brush, flits material" e use of ea ram does ,. •.•, tlbt run as rt contains a quick , drying ingredient which soils the trea:ed area quickly. It is -said to - ~ be cqualy-ctfci;ive' in stoppinr: ' are t W cow, freshens in September. rhoue 9 — . P , oarden Tools, Implements 1=. Scwboro 2171. Drop inn, Elair"4 Meat Market the property of �We've been telling You of Hillside Hull's Groceteria. Dunbar Rad_ Is a DDRENZO D. DA-' 'io, Mr. Geo. Morgan and Mi. Jo n I . ... PICKERING VILLAGE Chicks. It you want Stay Chicks you Pure maple syrup 16 ozo .49c should order them now. They have Simpson of the Home Bakery�, north side Smith Meat Market :Cor immediate delivery cockerels These merchants have the applies - medium and light, and Leghorn tion forms and all you have to do SAT. AFRIL30 pulleta, also heavy chicks. They'll is fill out one of them and return catch you fall markets, and they It to the Association, and you will Set double harness, Wilkinson plow; Certified s potatoes Cobbler's look pretty good. Get in touch with be notified when your turn will be, Set S -w_ harrows; Set 2-o". duck. Arwt':_ -Garry llak% pk*ering These shows are not Just for East toot harrows; Quantity bay; Quan- but a . re open to any 'Uty doublecrees WW whittletrees. 4 Katudins 100 lb.'bag $3.59 amateur any -where. There will be Tether a Steel axle; geed, at $25.00 per bush. Phone.- Pick. Tke or CW Rick. 9 1J4. five contestants each week for five Ban; Forks; Sawing basket; Stop weeks, and then on.the sixth week ' 1&414*r-. Flower stand. 3 -Car lacks; all the -11-11cre.wilt contest for the Wagon lack; Plow wheels; Stone FAMW H72AP WANTED day -man, good at general work.... $25.00 Grand Pr ze. Eaeh w -k. oat runners. Quantity glass; Bimi- however, there will be prizes, the "r cover, canviwCorn @holier;. A tractors or dodry, orchards and HN ..'.R0ic1ha'rdson grain -farm, who likes his work and first being the "value of $3.00" and- 4"nuty bolts, kyokeor; Spirit Is reliable. Must board at home and each one taking Part will receive a Is el; Drawknfe; Hatchet; Quan- IPIOKERING, ONTARIO F9K1011111 its 7oport for hours say, from 8- to 6. prize, so you can not lose folks. All city electric wire; Plans "d maw; -adults- and-elliffdrew-tha"afieFany -ge-Ahe; pair car chains; Crown And wages wanteill to F. M, 'Chap- kind of talent and amateurs, aregear for '23 Buick. Roller log: Pr. W(Aft- ASTURNM "ME DAY invited to take Part. The man. Phone 92J3, Lot 9, Con. 3, cordiallyiihorse-clippers; 2 Car wheels; Ray *_]L-CN0EN1NG*8 -'Pickering. contests will take place Lmmodlat- knife; Buggy whip;. 'Doz. grain 4 or 8 *xpasoin 0111use doeslid April 2'9 ely after the regular Saturday bags; Water pipes: 2 I.Anterns; ptat" fte. FArrints 4e. ONCIL PRIVATE AMBULANCE MR b-ALF�Irlsh Cobbler potsnight show. This week the tacrine Pots and paw. Water pipes, Two OUR PRINTS ARE MADE WITS FUNERAL DIRECTOR anterns: 2 Tea kettles: Pair of NMARK - 99W, will be "A Likely Story- starring . lONE AZK .... TO GIVE OUR CUS PHONE: grown from. certified seed; also Bill Williami and Barbara Hale.quilting frames; 4 Flatirons; 5 T41MRS SNAPMM AAT THEM UL some mixed wood, cut in stove The dance at the Hall last Fri- Pans; 10 Crocks; Vinegar jar; Doz. BNOT .... LOOK PM THE NAME Markham. 0 lengths. Phone 191W2, day night was well attendedand by Jelly inolds. Do& glasses. Good bat- VIWX ON IM BACK OF ZVERY Garden Tractor. complete outfit; 36 1 of these nights coming 1p in the Wftb 1101dal April 29 �.all accounts, the young People had ter churn and press; Cream can; A PRINT. . ire YOUR AMURASM FOR &&LE 3 1-2 h. P. Empire a grand time. There will be more lady's rubber coat: 4 Pillows; 3 OF QUAJJTT- Quilts: Number of, books; 3 Antiq- #.me Rishirommout RADIO SERVICE In sickle bar, plough. spring tooth near future, so watch for the date, ue chairs; Floor lamp; Pair lady's ardw. Gwantsed Repair Service IfIAttrator, light use for two seas- The Sunday eveninc s1n%t-;sonLr goloshes and gauntlets; Some pine- Vim 68 DepL Uttarse@6 Out - *no, like new, Unmadiatkly, avail- was not so well attended as on Eas- tune frames; Oil drum; Wagon ton- -able. Pickering 191 W 2. I ter Sunday, out we bope that this guo-, Crokinole board; Set Stilyard I 4 Apr. 2p I -Sunday will be different. fvprvone scales: 3 Fish poles. Spear; Carr-' Phone 7 R 12 14ekerhM 4-11 WANTED paint houee. is asked to give the Sim lav Sehoi,l enq- Gla,, cupboard, Ice bog: A AL _...Apply F. Von Pills, Bokar Farm, i their support as qeT are fryini, to uch-bed; Scrap iron; Lady's short W.Q.C&ALTOX :.Kingeton Rd. East. tt Pay off their slide projector as Persian laullb, fur -lined cost. Seven CHIMNEYS RE -BUILT soon as possible. so come on out laying chickens. Sunday night and you will rrot n"lv NEWLY -BUILT or RZIPAIRED•Any Iffiske or Model -7 :AUCTION SALES .,.help the Sun -ay School bort we are Wm. Knox, .clerk—Sale at. 1.30 GIRIOXWOOD' ONTARIOsure you wall thoroughly enjoy Terms Caah auctioneer— RATURDAY, MAY 29---iCuo-tiou sale yourself as we said before,. these 11L&W Dec.$. Arthur d of garage equipment and tools; a complete garage full of modern 6- I PHONE- PICKERING 53 W I Quipment, property of Gordon Pen Jay, corner Main St. Markham Vill- I • age and No. 7 Highway. Sale at 1. QUAU= OUR K07M BERVIC0111 OUR AIK Hous & Farm Wiring .'� m. sharp. No reserve. Garage is "14 Proprietor quitting, Terms 11 -OLE IANFS ON PRIVATF Property Also .C.ash. 'Ken and Clarke Prentice, nuc. -t-lectricall Appliances For YOU After You Have The MI '..426 n S math neers. Fra'k • ;frier caLabour Saver In Your Home ....1-rUESDAY, MAY 3 — auction sale 71. r .of farm 'Stock, and implements the Pic,kering'Market & Locke Plant F�0111 THE RED TRUIM WITH property of William 'Hall, Loi- 35, PHONE 30 con 2, two miles west of Whitby. on No. 2, high*ay.,Sale at 1.00 D. Radio dio & Electric 113. T. 'Wm. TVA.W, auctioneer. QUALITY MEATS ON S DOORS 1 9Z J 2. .... .... STANI EY �� -- a a�� - ••� • �-_ _ _. vine 14'!a v 11r.- JUne Stouffvillo 246 SEE YOUR FAVORITE PICTUIM PW at tM STANLEY THZA7M Rowe Spas Raab NIsM at GAD W. ftt. i4pre so, 1* That Hagen Girl pmft memos Rem" lumem. V" pamm Jam" aft Sole, md Xm Lqdfe Three MU-3keteers I. EA" Tunw Gene Beth IWA 2bu%Key 4. 15 ..Beyond Glory gum low po"s Be" i F I W -7.1r. .THE JOHN DEERE MODEL I'M" TRACTOR .. nim OW b a good-looking tractor and it's Jud " WW so Elooks. It'sa simple, sturdy tractor' -With every feature you went . . . built-in "Touch -O -Matic" hydraulls ountroll, str4gahloned seat, mUnstable steering wheel, ease of servicing, wide adaptability with speeds varyth.- trow 1-5/8 to 12 m.ph. pins a variety of "miff-Tateh" working equipment that no other smaU tractor offers you. Come In or write for fall Information. on the John Deere trooters and full fine of tam equipment. �` A. TA 0 0' AUR AND SONS BILOOKLM ONTAIUG PRONS BROORM. 11-r4 (3 miles west of Brooklin) -,"T ape�iais 7. Rump roast— Bla U Zlc .All steaks Classified Adv'ts C -East Wood ands ven,ng:5--a-e str,c-,.Y son-del,oLa-a tfional. 'Blug! Prime rib rolled • —to u N:gL�t Qum, WHITE Tractor Plowing ,We are sorry report that -Mrs. kouaaat:%iMoud�y night. A large crowd '.Jt REDa . .59c d. Thum -as Sr., is on the sick list e,.�Pec! Lel. Q IJ I n*d .-CCLTIVATING, DISCl-NIG We hope i ' 5h�- will soon recover. early I.' expt:�.E to get a --et, try', ARM 'Couli Style Sausa .139c What has ue,.��me oWpyramid e pyimid Ti;e,e wii, be tunre6ular tWelit %39c' GRADING clubs they certaiiAAi -.ale -,!,urt- game= f -,)r the Sit) 1A sl) i[AVINU WfUTE ... lived in this part ot the uouiitry.- ial and that Jack-i-Ot w L'. k, :-�—Carnation Surt::,Y ua-E- -ti n Pickering Phune 248J a night there waa Zi Last Mond'y climbed up to $45.UO. - good turnout to hear the -yuung- �-ore_W__ FORR SAL — Findlay cook stove, lads from Highland Creek, with will be an extra number called large size, with reservoir. _$20.00. Airs. Lampkin, White's at their trumpet band. It would be It this kind All members of the Carnival Committee are asked to remember . ..... Cho,'tce Vuali'y canned sideroad, ,Duubarton. Phone 227J3• very nice something of could be organizect In• this area .... we that there will be a meeting on I :L948 Chevrolet Coach, Fleetmaster.-- -surely-hare some talent, and if the boys interested in 6unday afternoon at 2.000 P—.m, at home of A. Hull, Tomatce's 28 oz. 16e , radio, plaid slip Covers, wouid only get the cushion -ride tires, heater, mileage 11500, one owner. Cash, trade-in or something constructive, I am sure that tliey would have just as much N.ichell's Poultry terms. Apply 251 Kennedy Road, fun as hanging around thil roads The senior made job of on '2 Ib. Clover hone sea, rboro, after 6.00 P. m. gills a good . farm .49C .01 . FOR SALE—youth's sport jacket.' their play, and !f, they too would In excellent condition, Coat $26.. 00 co-operate a Ettle more with�,Nlrs. Hattie McLeLn, we are sure they CHICKS F44R SUCCESS W;I1 se -1 for $13.00. May be seen at could even- on more of these 'eve Our incubators 4-11 C l6se on May Balser coconu as t 14 Me tin Office. put 31. Do not delay in booking that RANTED—young--couplewduld with ings. They enjy eing in the plays and ir th�eparoentbs -certa�rly -_Or:!Pr at -once. A 10 -year customer child, require two 'or three rooms, or house, near bus line. 52 Kerr would onjo)r -v�art.�:Iiing them, i� 4 come on girls, and let us bee' more "Sever raised better I i k in ftr y,. -ars of bu-sin"s Purelard lbs. Road, Toronto. Hargrave of your talent. wish you.- .37c 0 5367. Reference. Speaking of 'talent. everythirg' ,s OST R. R. 2. FOR SALE—Jersey cow, T. B. test- all set for the AniateUr Sliow on L�he _!�Pon!�Qrs of the�e dhows cod amily_ LUay Phone: 3LIKKIL111*1 81 R 11. AUCTIQN $AIX I • -Heinz Souo Deal 3 tins 254 are t W cow, freshens in September. rhoue 9 — . P , oarden Tools, Implements 1=. Scwboro 2171. Drop inn, Elair"4 Meat Market the property of �We've been telling You of Hillside Hull's Groceteria. Dunbar Rad_ Is a DDRENZO D. DA-' 'io, Mr. Geo. Morgan and Mi. Jo n I . ... PICKERING VILLAGE Chicks. It you want Stay Chicks you Pure maple syrup 16 ozo .49c should order them now. They have Simpson of the Home Bakery�, north side Smith Meat Market :Cor immediate delivery cockerels These merchants have the applies - medium and light, and Leghorn tion forms and all you have to do SAT. AFRIL30 pulleta, also heavy chicks. They'll is fill out one of them and return catch you fall markets, and they It to the Association, and you will Set double harness, Wilkinson plow; Certified s potatoes Cobbler's look pretty good. Get in touch with be notified when your turn will be, Set S -w_ harrows; Set 2-o". duck. Arwt':_ -Garry llak% pk*ering These shows are not Just for East toot harrows; Quantity bay; Quan- but a . re open to any 'Uty doublecrees WW whittletrees. 4 Katudins 100 lb.'bag $3.59 amateur any -where. There will be Tether a Steel axle; geed, at $25.00 per bush. Phone.- Pick. Tke or CW Rick. 9 1J4. five contestants each week for five Ban; Forks; Sawing basket; Stop weeks, and then on.the sixth week ' 1&414*r-. Flower stand. 3 -Car lacks; all the -11-11cre.wilt contest for the Wagon lack; Plow wheels; Stone FAMW H72AP WANTED day -man, good at general work.... $25.00 Grand Pr ze. Eaeh w -k. oat runners. Quantity glass; Bimi- however, there will be prizes, the "r cover, canviwCorn @holier;. A tractors or dodry, orchards and HN ..'.R0ic1ha'rdson grain -farm, who likes his work and first being the "value of $3.00" and- 4"nuty bolts, kyokeor; Spirit Is reliable. Must board at home and each one taking Part will receive a Is el; Drawknfe; Hatchet; Quan- IPIOKERING, ONTARIO F9K1011111 its 7oport for hours say, from 8- to 6. prize, so you can not lose folks. All city electric wire; Plans "d maw; -adults- and-elliffdrew-tha"afieFany -ge-Ahe; pair car chains; Crown And wages wanteill to F. M, 'Chap- kind of talent and amateurs, aregear for '23 Buick. Roller log: Pr. W(Aft- ASTURNM "ME DAY invited to take Part. The man. Phone 92J3, Lot 9, Con. 3, cordiallyiihorse-clippers; 2 Car wheels; Ray *_]L-CN0EN1NG*8 -'Pickering. contests will take place Lmmodlat- knife; Buggy whip;. 'Doz. grain 4 or 8 *xpasoin 0111use doeslid April 2'9 ely after the regular Saturday bags; Water pipes: 2 I.Anterns; ptat" fte. FArrints 4e. ONCIL PRIVATE AMBULANCE MR b-ALF�Irlsh Cobbler potsnight show. This week the tacrine Pots and paw. Water pipes, Two OUR PRINTS ARE MADE WITS FUNERAL DIRECTOR anterns: 2 Tea kettles: Pair of NMARK - 99W, will be "A Likely Story- starring . lONE AZK .... TO GIVE OUR CUS PHONE: grown from. certified seed; also Bill Williami and Barbara Hale.quilting frames; 4 Flatirons; 5 T41MRS SNAPMM AAT THEM UL some mixed wood, cut in stove The dance at the Hall last Fri- Pans; 10 Crocks; Vinegar jar; Doz. BNOT .... LOOK PM THE NAME Markham. 0 lengths. Phone 191W2, day night was well attendedand by Jelly inolds. Do& glasses. Good bat- VIWX ON IM BACK OF ZVERY Garden Tractor. complete outfit; 36 1 of these nights coming 1p in the Wftb 1101dal April 29 �.all accounts, the young People had ter churn and press; Cream can; A PRINT. . ire YOUR AMURASM FOR &&LE 3 1-2 h. P. Empire a grand time. There will be more lady's rubber coat: 4 Pillows; 3 OF QUAJJTT- Quilts: Number of, books; 3 Antiq- #.me Rishirommout RADIO SERVICE In sickle bar, plough. spring tooth near future, so watch for the date, ue chairs; Floor lamp; Pair lady's ardw. Gwantsed Repair Service IfIAttrator, light use for two seas- The Sunday eveninc s1n%t-;sonLr goloshes and gauntlets; Some pine- Vim 68 DepL Uttarse@6 Out - *no, like new, Unmadiatkly, avail- was not so well attended as on Eas- tune frames; Oil drum; Wagon ton- -able. Pickering 191 W 2. I ter Sunday, out we bope that this guo-, Crokinole board; Set Stilyard I 4 Apr. 2p I -Sunday will be different. fvprvone scales: 3 Fish poles. Spear; Carr-' Phone 7 R 12 14ekerhM 4-11 WANTED paint houee. is asked to give the Sim lav Sehoi,l enq- Gla,, cupboard, Ice bog: A AL _...Apply F. Von Pills, Bokar Farm, i their support as qeT are fryini, to uch-bed; Scrap iron; Lady's short W.Q.C&ALTOX :.Kingeton Rd. East. tt Pay off their slide projector as Persian laullb, fur -lined cost. Seven CHIMNEYS RE -BUILT soon as possible. so come on out laying chickens. Sunday night and you will rrot n"lv NEWLY -BUILT or RZIPAIRED•Any Iffiske or Model -7 :AUCTION SALES .,.help the Sun -ay School bort we are Wm. Knox, .clerk—Sale at. 1.30 GIRIOXWOOD' ONTARIOsure you wall thoroughly enjoy Terms Caah auctioneer— RATURDAY, MAY 29---iCuo-tiou sale yourself as we said before,. these 11L&W Dec.$. Arthur d of garage equipment and tools; a complete garage full of modern 6- I PHONE- PICKERING 53 W I Quipment, property of Gordon Pen Jay, corner Main St. Markham Vill- I • age and No. 7 Highway. Sale at 1. QUAU= OUR K07M BERVIC0111 OUR AIK Hous & Farm Wiring .'� m. sharp. No reserve. Garage is "14 Proprietor quitting, Terms 11 -OLE IANFS ON PRIVATF Property Also .C.ash. 'Ken and Clarke Prentice, nuc. -t-lectricall Appliances For YOU After You Have The MI '..426 n S math neers. Fra'k • ;frier caLabour Saver In Your Home ....1-rUESDAY, MAY 3 — auction sale 71. r .of farm 'Stock, and implements the Pic,kering'Market & Locke Plant F�0111 THE RED TRUIM WITH property of William 'Hall, Loi- 35, PHONE 30 con 2, two miles west of Whitby. on No. 2, high*ay.,Sale at 1.00 D. Radio dio & Electric 113. T. 'Wm. TVA.W, auctioneer. QUALITY MEATS ON S DOORS 1 9Z J 2. .... .... STANI EY �� -- a a�� - ••� • �-_ _ _. vine 14'!a v 11r.- JUne Stouffvillo 246 SEE YOUR FAVORITE PICTUIM PW at tM STANLEY THZA7M Rowe Spas Raab NIsM at GAD W. ftt. i4pre so, 1* That Hagen Girl pmft memos Rem" lumem. V" pamm Jam" aft Sole, md Xm Lqdfe Three MU-3keteers I. EA" Tunw Gene Beth IWA 2bu%Key 4. 15 ..Beyond Glory gum low po"s Be" i F I W -7.1r. .THE JOHN DEERE MODEL I'M" TRACTOR .. nim OW b a good-looking tractor and it's Jud " WW so Elooks. It'sa simple, sturdy tractor' -With every feature you went . . . built-in "Touch -O -Matic" hydraulls ountroll, str4gahloned seat, mUnstable steering wheel, ease of servicing, wide adaptability with speeds varyth.- trow 1-5/8 to 12 m.ph. pins a variety of "miff-Tateh" working equipment that no other smaU tractor offers you. Come In or write for fall Information. on the John Deere trooters and full fine of tam equipment. �` A. TA 0 0' AUR AND SONS BILOOKLM ONTAIUG PRONS BROORM. 11-r4 (3 miles west of Brooklin) -,"T ape�iais 7. Rump roast— Bla U Zlc .All steaks Prime rib rolled -Butts P or . .59c .,Shouldws try', ARM 'Couli Style Sausa .139c nam, teak %39c' RU.VIP CDS NED BEEF 45c lb ..i Nzw SND USED AUT!' aga.• TRAcroR isr WtANDARD AND R+O'WeMpU ? Y�AIfr1 1 � MACTOAS AND M i©hn B. Whoto -papse or Weis. Poor �rtlt�efaa" �nNouny-----,r1umbu� nHeating Com eOKpIXTF, PLVNIBINF INAT3LtATIO-% _ - PC}LPS and 1*k ATTR `(lI TFNF.RS - Repairs and A terat on. ' ,0.N -E_;ST BUDGET-PLAN- AUTOSIATIC WATER HEATERS PHONE: Toronto - HU• 47,43, or \Sties Utiicc jtl,� (H►I, I'ickering BRYANT MOTOR SALES .n 1E U.SOb TRACTORS OOM PLETE LL OF DLPLIs h TS " NOW O\ DISPLAY -TOWING AND REPAIRS TO ALL MAF OF CARS p$O_q-E: WHITBY 22.50 — Zoo DL"NDAS ST. REST OB MAN GR,�HAM "it FRM EST UTHs _.......-_ _ QoeaarB>look Rd a" No. S. -PMNu PICK. 188 1 1 pthoae: Picknfts 19W ,paraey WARM Air Furzooas CB+OCERMS, Air Condidosi� etstems I�BATS Filter Ux1W and N=Wk flare KM SAA[ I .oFT DkbMS ROA!' AN PICK b 9�t ;, w ■ as as � Soft $o�, >� Weekday Sheet Metal.Work8 --.- - �� at a � TAO P. � ,� . I wish to join the Progressive Conservative Part. 87 TUDOR BM AJAZTHIS DasASID OIL NAME ....................:.......'.:....................... i (PA;x'D► wt> I -- PICKERING' JEWELERY ni .,.,See Us I EI (PAWN PrAM I •CONSTITUENCY. :................ • • j , UP For Y DAY ! • �;:,K;„, I THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY REAL VALUES --- ----------------------------- n >s o� os SOUGHT Arm sea r EMEEN ' JACB SON . • U"d Clothing — sterilised, desued HARDWARE--- --°---OPTOMI'TRaBT — a...e�..at-� � 8�erd Qwis� sto r of b like new. Carr? a ent stock o! Kish -alms sulfa„ onrooats RIM ]Haloed obbsees FtttedAM's3gliptmJIM Sad ysatL also s good Stock o! nrw & `s A v IN B�SSSY '1'o°sOaT F.aanp . rlekeri■s ,,awavowun, >rtarr coats am windbrsakers, uA 31LrF�* z . 10 F. ac. — - — PQ►O' Snrnistliasa. at Tay, resso� ll�asrl�'lBif A. dble Xbook Cap and be 06ATIa4A. \!liQ. FIM Odor Heat of uslonk y . j AM - 8cmm __A____ ,1ea� Knapp Prop' PM ply. �..i, .” ,o >...d >�., went. a.. a.. _ f tl nt�nn zwrsvr+av . R s. at the hemi o! lir. W$TBY S38 _ WaWr GS �AZLT AEDIICTION IN 1�'AliLi9 f1'i'ECTIYIS sFPl'R3[ar4rt -sola" aesdaL, ]�' Sn8 lLrr• Percy Neale. r. O17'rAHBp 7 Item pan Shoe VON L4=IT HILL. Jt i I �, >dtRO HU 11� .15 r5 _.t "k'rLABLZM 1 -4 New And All Of TM."HAPMAN -_.�-L . � :• - 8c SON an hula, assialed u:lET COSMETICS ....c. • it r !IV � Mirq w yow plipTO-FINIS"RINi Jeanne Livingstone and Mrs. Mi- . �� ! Conroy, We hoPo these boys 'and � _ � � _ - �� nox—pla - ti ET ER,[N RY S Phone 281 ' = Pickesmg, Ont. �(,�.'�- girls will turn quk and support the tion. Only BABY NEEDS r`r ( fie* full quel Mission Band because it-gi�-as [hem ' FILL �f ity materials a s » e a chance to have a mid -week meet- - --- - _ on used. Only �� ]EiOUIEi3 I En, in; just like the oldet folk and - - 1 quotiped pharmacists - we would ask the parents •to co- � at T Week Days: ��. JTI THAT do the compounding. '19.00 A. ML• to A•00 P. M. - operate. Fridaly night of this week there PRESCRIPTION,., Snuda�s. will be a meeting of the Board o1 1.00 P. M. to fi P, M• Stewards following the Commuuic- ants' Class. I F s: Next Sunday evening the Elders i} will be In charge of the Pleasant BOYES, Phot. B0- Sunday Evening Service. 'The' Sess- "• Y� ion has decided to discontinue these • - ����� at the mad of c y, so .ae oPe - Th e Store cry s rt them for this last month: z8 WEST FlII.L There w11 a nl b a, official al Board Ye - �IGKERING meeting of the Charge at Centenn- _ . E ry Muse �: 8S ;Phone: Scar, 380'1 - ial'Chureh on Friday, May 13, withPho supper served to all Officials and their Wives, and--or.husbands_ Anniversary Sen -ices will be held _'Needs A' May 22; with i1 r, Braham speaking Dumbarton time but there• were quite a few of in the morning, and we will let, you children on hand this week for in _ the special service planned for them know the special evening preacher Mrs -L. Taylor of Toronto has when the Awards for the. past year just as soon as we can. Please keep O been spending a -:few (.sYa with were presented, The Sunday School th'z -date 'open: �Sr: , S. G. Morrish. presented Gold Pins -o, their eq- .-.--- ,,� j Keith Gibb had the misfortune to uivalents to Danette . Conroy and �[�] it tevale tall last week and break his right Diana McBride and David Walker w• 1 arm, We ho a for a speedy recov- • of the Palmary Department, for at- P. ---'- -- tending 45 Sundays or over during 2:ra. George 1 tinge �a host- �ery. - -= _-- Miss Beverlie LYnde, O. A. C•, 1948• In the Senior School, George egg to thdrty ladies of the Woman's _ W - --.home for. the iiia . Hull received his Second Year A- Association when they met to honor Don Snyder, is oft work this ward while Lillian Rate received Mcs, N. Randall . with a, surprise y 'week with pa Injured ankle. - her Eighth Year and Gloria Ormer- farewell party on the eve of her Mira- Fenn, of Niagara Falls spent od her Fourteenth Year Bar for lea•vfng for a holiday In England, _-__ a week -end with her daughter. regular attendance. We feel these -;he home of her birth. On behalf Westinghouse �CushiOn Ac oft' '-the 9 . _Mrs. Bob Stroud. two Slain have set quite a record. of the ladies, Mrs, P. Hastings pre- _ The Klwanis Club is making 112rs. E Cloedon presented Bibles on rented Mrs. Randall_ with a lovely • . 'Washer plans for the anniversary o! their bblhalt of the W. A. to the highest real calf travelling case to hold her - Charter Night to be bald at Star- attending etndents in the Senior toilet requisdtes; also a book with , ..t _ board Light, on May 16• School among wham were Craig a letter to be read as rated while u" Washer Model B,7 with the Rxellusive 1 We are sorry to report that Mr. Hutchison, Murray Cramp, Joan on the ocean• Mrs, Randall thanked -The PieM �'��" 'Grace, continue; in poor health. and Shirley Walker, Tune Oxley, the ladles in a very- gracious man- ,�MQNED A��- peladple.... tested Brad poved =flu Kra. L. Daley and baby'' of Sell- Ruby Endersby, Sylvia Pilgrim, ner• A delicious lunch was enjoyed 91 kirk spent th) week -end with Mrs' Rick Slocum, Mervin Morrish and by. all. Accompanying the gift. was its Ability to wash clothes cieaswe without wear....4d�, r t Dadey's mother, Mrs. Jenkins. Blair Anderson. Members of the a beautiful poem written by Mrs. J. enrattton. greater aalety and long trouble tree service am yows in this Mr. and Mrs, Horace Brown and Primary Dept. all received awards, McLachlan. Mrs. Randall has baso - faoaily will be leaving the common- and Mrs. Closson explained that on floral decorator for the church for tine, percbion-bnih wastser. , a �y this week -end. when they move next January they would again pre- several, years, Sick ViaStor for the De - to King. Mr. Brown has been active sent prises, three to each Clans. W. A , Secretary Lor .the Home De- :i,n the Pickering Twp• Ratepayer°' with attendance discipline and patment of the Sunday -School and MARKET - �ysociatioa, ns its President, and Bible Knowledge as the necessary teacher of the boys' "Livo-wtre"ILK'S _Xocal people have often heard and accomplWhments• We hope to see a Class. - aeea the works of his writing oa the good record made during the Year _ _ �� CBC and well-known Publications. that the work of the W. A. will Greenwood Side Bacon - 65c We wish them the best in their be worth while. Following the ser- a•us lttew home, vice the students went to the Sun-- . Those taking part in the two day School room for moving pletur- The Evening W , A. are to be Eoa- • Sirloin & Round Steak .':69c, - playa being' sponsored by the "On- es, one of which was on the Temp- gratulated upon their splendid ea- sJ a We -Go" group in the church to- erance question. tertaiament, the Minstrel Show, night have been busy practicing all -' g-Kven ng SWervice, fir. Bra- given on. April Z2, to a very large Smoked Ham half or wbole 59e week. and -a me s reported halm was in charge with music be- audience. _ for those attending, ing-•supplied by the West Hili pub- The Misses Marion and Carol Mc Fresh Ham Mr. and Mrs• N. Forrest enter- lic school, directed by Mr. Jack Vey. of Toronto Teaching Staoft . - spent Easter Week with many e tataed a number of frieado and re- Bunting. PHO' E: PICKERING 26 latives over the recent holidays. Last Wednesday 'the Daffodil their Greenwood friends. Marion Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Club played host to the members played the accompaniment for the Q1latisfietd during the .haliday were: of the Prianary Dept• for an Ens alinstrel Show, and - Carol hada ' Xre• Fred Platt and Joan, Mr• and ter party when both mothers and lead in the music - In eeFolkcratt ;Hire. Arthur Simpson and Tam, children were invited. The attena- School held here last week. Hardware :. :Norma and Ray Singer and Mr. and ance of children was down slightly bliss Audrey Pegs, of Oshawa, ;Pickerin Mrs, Ouram. because of as epidemic of mumps stayed with Mrs. Eastwood and at - but we had a fair attendance and tended the five-daY Folk School. t• teellihe children enjoyed the gam- Mr. F. M. Chapman, of Grasmere _ TENDERt3 11A-\Tb:D es as well as the chocolate milk very ably took the morning sers'ice GENERAL HARDWARE end ice cream. The mothers were at Greenwood for Mr. Coffman, ~Tenders Wanted for the construe served tea' and given an apportun- who was preaching at Baltimore. ; tion of proposed addition to School ity to get acquainted, and we hope Mr. Chapman'° address was good• si�d ,•- - - at S. S. No S> East, in Pickering that perhaps we may have a ' few Mrs, A. J. Morden and Musa Joan Township, at Dumbarton, Ontario more of these get-together' during I visited Hamilton last week, _ John Forgie. Secretary -Treasurer, the summer m,)ntba. :Hies Katie Green of Toronto vis- 81 i pFLIFi S 1Dunt>arton, Ontario, May we remind you of the regal- ited her niece Mise Edna Green on The addition will consist of four weekly activities of your church Easter MY. rooms• Drawings and specifications groups again. Senior BoYs meet on Miss May Brown is our Repres- nj�j ars obtainable from the office of Monday evenings at 7,30: C. G. I. entative tor. the: W. M. S. at the . S, BALSDO and SO - the Architects, 113essrs Parrott Tani- T. meet on Wednesday evenings at Presbyterial at Laketield this'week.. j w7 bling and Witmore, 57 Bloor St. W, 7.30; Junior and Senior choirs at , A numbet of friends surprised rk on Toronto. A deposit of $10.00 will be 7.S0 and 8.30 respectively on the. Mr. sad .Firs. Ro aidting laat the Mee required .Ior each set of drawings Thursday nights, with the Trail Monday evening, Rod aDeCifications, Bulk tenders Rangers groups meeting the same home of MIr, and Mrs. Percy Clark W�r�( .'rviii be received by the Architects night ••at 6.30, 'These groups will with a lovely presentation for,this Tractor _ up to 5.00 P. 111., Monday, 'May 16, welcome all boys, and girls in their .young couple• held In \ 'various age groups and can stand The room"Fos ofcthel'Ua ted Church GARDEN PLOWING GS ... S. S. DISCI`G . a larger membet'shIP. A dept - CAVATI- A new group is now coming into last week was a splendid success. betng, or perhaps we should say. am Participants. from face cammunit- a #r, Centennial United Church old group ts'being organized in the les attended TeSeverairdays delivered :Need and Grass Cutting From FOWL lo>s�an - form o e OI - It must .have been the change In t . . - IiUTGhII_VGS• �.� - - - - LERS- • . ' .. ... Pickering, Ontario =- Phone 334 1, • - —Nov. 3U. I CHICKENS - • 'DANFORTI-r BUS LINES LTD. helpful and constructive addressee. Boom. 4�W wis On FrWay, t7t<e open house meeting ''' M ODS of .7 N!1' HOVND - FDAD *OWN 4 � A. >� !� �)•� � � . � 1 and emo X 31L p. M. P. M. A. M. A. M. lines of work done, was shown, i Q �. 'While god singing, and the wince- VEAL- CA[.V EAJ _ ��• tional address on "Past and fires- S _ s • Fl t eat Pickering Tpwaship•• given b7O� I Mr. W. C. Murkai EdPtar of the News was much enjoyed by &A. The W. M. S. meeting oa .Thars- 1 ` wa'e. day,-- Mar _6, at blies 11iaY-� � ;•, �N x,491 j! OOIh. �Ji efld "" with the bit, Zion ladies is bharge �.1 93611 !40 9 of the program. Everyone welcome. LARD �. 9.x6110 l.i0 The Greenwood Minstrel Show is •jo Lb: PAIL $3.90 being presented at Whitevale, on -' 4 9,491 �ti CK'l�i'/ &A 4 lttidaY, April .28. 9.Saf1A.9a 19.E tiro• 4.4tii _� t•�_ s- -- _,,,,�,. The i�a�odncor's Best. floe$ d 4x1 66110 95110 ,10 wu a►arkluta �1��1 axt119.�i51 �:, E. _ = Audlep. _ - arms > 0 60t a.�6iu.osno.2o sae obi 4.951 a" Pick "_''� .... Pick �r111g jl1.001 400} a.15111.1 ti118�80 1;°east ASI_ 7.%01 r` Greer itti4er 4.151 11.15113;;01 4.9h) all - " Atidley pommanity Club. adi. 11.09 7.05 x.20111.20110 ab 4 g,lp 22 25' 'i. 5.�..:.....�. ASembers of tho AudleY Common- • —1 7.101 ap 1.25110.40 A�ham 1 a- It Club are asked to note that the - URn-ted ; 11.!91 7.>!e1 a.abiil ab110.b0 _Mont 4.001 8.W112. •51 Y r next meeting. will, be held on Wed- 7 AEDIICI'ION ip h'A Vi18 >VTECTL4ID 1SE1�IMMBIM Toth ` -rROM TOtf4IZ'1�0 - - b:. 1-, desday, -Meter 4, at tho home of Mr, W1SItTBY — DitaST Opt �1� _ and lira. Percy Neal•. �p�gy ONTAMD Mars >l� [ M + `� �- ...1 . - x.00Os'L' 'SILT. �• , 'y = ! r ' � � ' ( - i ,'� � � ' ' � .. : t;.; � � 1�1tOtTOHa]i6 ' T'1D •r`, , ; J x. CLASItIiUA - tu+L �. R+ S'• ...� -_ '�' -- a ? i ., f � x - . y�' '- I' fir'• ":laij• ,.. - .. - '1' - � i. !! )f \ ; f r y'. MMOL ;Mother Love- y.; fif _-/Se%erat years ago, during a pro- - longed drought in Australia, the wild -creatures cif the bush became so thirsty 'that they braved even the a A week or so ago I had some Baked Potatoes With Sour Cream dangerous dooryards of settlers for thing to say about veal being espc• �/ cup chopped onion a -drink of water. So the settlers. - cially abundant around this time 2 tablespoons butter whose cattle and sheep died like flies of year — and cheaper too than 4% cups -sliced, cooked potatoes for lack of water, tivere constantly JT E I&many other sorts of meat. Here's another way o seeing veal which ' o eat bran on the lookout lest .these wild crea- 4 ; - tures drink what little water was think you will' find completely cup ready -to -eat I tablespoons (1 oz.) r_° eese to thefamily's liking. It's an 1 cuptsoued rtcream near --the—doorway orwayung to be ou ed at a ! Qua�z Delscaous Flavour oven Veal Stew 2 ,eggs, beaten moment'- notice. _.. _ h OU&&ndZn J pound lean ce veal _/a teaspoon salt Suc a call came one hot sum• 2 slices salt pork,. diced ?/_s teaspoon pepper mer's d 1'larg ^^�^^ ^`'^^ -' seized his gun and ,stood ready. _ 2 tables ethod —. Cook onion in butter tablespoons flour Out of the bush a mother kanga- j until a golden color. Place half 1% cups water the roo. with a ydung one in her,poucl. f `. potatoes in buttered casserole, 2 cups condensed tomato or _ sprinkle with _came loping across the brown, pow- -' mushroom soup _ bran crushed 'toafinefcruhmbsnand WEST OF TMJ' 1 teas a der- .openr space surrounding the ' • pont: salt "� Ys teas gr ted cheese. Pour over -t ' e and nearer x cameo _ teaspoon v - the soar cream and beaten .eggs her 'beautiful browneyesshe be- the _ S��j Y4 teaspoon paprika mixed together. Repeat, usii.g re seechingly on the settler. She made vl, '� ►7j 6 �nO� maining ingredients, season with her way straight to the tub of new potatoes salt and pepper and bake in mod- er placed there for the use of cent A atrial Story - the few domestic animals that had by 1 survived,,. Still the settler did not -JOSEPH LEWIS _ CHADWICK l shoot. \ , The water reached, she, waited; her soft gaze still fixed on the man, • w e h ung kangaroo in her _ �� hil , the yo t g I - CHAPTER 1 pounch drank its fill. Then she tura- Ql great value. - — "You were the onl risen ed; without ta�kifig a drop for heli. -- - - (Continued From Last Week). y p get '� self, and loped back across the "`May be so," replied McTavish. robbed:" s -+ parched open space and on Into the Jor'towing us just..a couple of miles. ,µl think so—yes." ! ^ tangled depths of the bush. -The �•ht bandits were more con- I think it's scandalous," settler watched her until she dis- t I'm making sure the earn cerned with k.money, box "the stage .�„ �.�, g y carried:" appeared. When he'hting up his gun and with every penny—I've put the brakes She said indifferently, "Yes." ��" a choking in' his throat° on �1 ( went -back to work. In the seconds u _;ouk hr io He nodded. "Could roti describe '. Cross to her, her,mind',leapt back handits�'" ° t • - THOUSANDS READ i .. - _..three years --to a dance, at Alek• �`� - THE STAR OF HOPE p andria. To the week that followed, She had difficulty keeping her Method— Bruwn together pork urate oven (350°F.) for 30 minutes. every mouth and You do not know a thl■� when 'she had dined and ridden•and: voce steady: her .hatred and .con and veal in a frying pan, then re- - Yield: 6 servin>rs. about it do sour n: every abrt.aaa•r sailed with this man; to a week that temist' for trim seemed to come tip n'nve to hakinty !i ch., r'Cn•tn e , e Paper. send for sift copy. \ had .been ecst_asv: to a week whey - : •int" her throat. lightly is fat.. Blend in Sour. add THE STAR OF FIOPE she bad been 17 and hopeless]% in. "Two of them: perhaps: The'one v' ver, su; p, , ,;, p�,.,.cr uiitl pal,- For once I seem to havt things 205 meet Irlingbrman street fatuated witt, a man to. whom! love —the leader—was masked." With rika. Cook three minutes, itirring -in proper order, with•a dessert Idea n "once. California_ was like 5aktirrrci fr%% ti%-ords: > he -described the holdup constantly and pour ovei mea in coming last, instead of u around g—a senes•.ot j P men. the baking dish. Add whole carrot the start, as is customary with m . ,' campaigns•... - g A week only, At tts'entl h.e rea,I- Jim Randall regarded her thought- and potatoes. Cover and bake in a This -one is a favorite Springtime fully -"Tht -other passengers told nr,rlerate n%r•• 1375 dcrres F,1 for dessert with t'!ousands of fainilies s t turned to his next carrkpaign, .Anij one. and a half-hours. Serves six: ---and if you 'haven't savored [t t3�ti .. knt n°..a�d.a ' a}re -had ntststr tly -hated hitt} as me there was a letter involved. You r u tom as deeply ac she had loved huge. rhe drQpliQ'd it and one of the bandits , e k %o ''i f.nd i' areal � t's. «ea wt.,.°t before 1 think i next time tbie had .met, impetuous P'cLed, it- up. The leader -made hien - treat. .. ..c Ina�!uUelet "m tlsrw return it." It's fashiarzable• nowadays to de- a "ely as for th" ffl NOW. "Ift 01,1110 ween `and better with her sense of itiiur.�? _ Lemon Cake -Top P..ddteig Z. mat of .id to ,n m Don't wait l cede slim had quarreled atlh. hirn Hr. "Thar wan a letter." �'irgiura cry anything with a Russian label. _ ! � for Wt o, to said, breathlc s now, It was Put use tat th although most of us have no �a sties gen a e..�t - I. a c tela She had sent fit .: use den i r I tables •: "ft Ltd: encs ,ter.: �e 0_�LPL had lauel.,ed.at her., and called_>•Y - caturlect eeccpt to muse]£:":- paliUcal igood thin�o butter - 1 ,Ol �°en x.a.; au-Y�e nit., � ni' alis%, ve telling tpm' never to speak 'to %ler "Oh• ' autething personal His y ng that scene >r s flout �..�...___ n_' wOaDOs' — —1 - n again, He had- obeyed. She had %liter . was infuriatingly matter of bave come out. of the land .that 2 eggs :. • ' fact. Re was carrying' this ,tenger lies 'now behind the iron Curtain. V4 cup lemon 'juica P not% ` Tschaikovsk 1 cu milk not °een him a nin=uT%ni 2 bus`irr`Shegl!atr l h yak. t a farce attothrr. So 'sou can _g idnd the p too far.. gin _ BACKACHE ftandsame`. tIe t, wase bronzed end ai�it \'ir iota's I p; ���ncun.ceit tl°.nee Jnr tf n! iT k1nn -ideas; 'for sv ar; butter a main together th 1 ' � ; � wu h !4[ethod Cr g .r.e •vundered suddi illy ]sow matey ch, nd o r. A d ! g f; u daX bei ninq ` lean and �tronq lookirtg But three "'as a matter of fact it did, for then ge ` otks, the ]minces Juice r beaten e y years seemed to ha%c aged him:. Hes.... S.rl- he had—laughed at, .,r, . ,,:,, ter i ud,lr l improve- _ and th'e milk. Tlfea Told In the Baekaefn may be a lips had . turned firmer, Itis eve. Then ttr was saying., "1 utider. 2 stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake w f signal your W.rays stand nirut� o .the basicaliy Russian+'Iingtofdtereaeessaddsandpoieo■• loo.. L strange %%41, an . old -young Sou are tr.,vciin„ to Santa in an 8 inch ungreased casserole or waatas from the system Dedd's look, as if they had sren 'too muc;t 0:011 to F1avt vnu arranpe,t trans- individual custard caps, set In a pan � y X hap rePisve title eeodrfio■, , Pur at on of warm water. Bake- in a mod- web" shoo cause of baekaehs, headache„ of life's hardness. He 1va5' ;mii'nt;' cE.e F�ieked. Up from t.ae pains r diad■b.d r.at lkdd'e at fir now his smite still chaFnn ga%e heti a Ian raid Ivo]., "I erately hot oven (375°F.) for ap- aserins � mrdestoal ink; tic meant to talk of course hair 1 have. hired a carriage and proximately 35 minutes. A cake XWQ- deft" I art forting toda% -' i like to will form, witlt,a Is layer of taunts which ad &rotdy ea.ars kidneys , An i recall the pp<t. f3nt no— _, Here and Tliere P y' .� tt� action. "Miss Virginia Ame � � rr creamy custard below. This reel e She drew a calmer. breatiT. Fre t _ tele eycx stere a beelike blue; they .t _ makes four ser-wings—and yowl[ yy' las • cr m wasn't %resit the past. y less mockin He i probably "wonder why you ifidn't �t ����»� Rome ot ere sudrleni .,said. "ho 'you asking I A D' tor.fricftd finds comfort is make double the amount. _ "1cs:' coldly, "I am !Miss Aures.". Y u mend- tny�' asking if - the fact that he can hiss,four time I am Lt, James Randall." he You have people there, blies Ames?" .. in prOnouncifl "socialized 'medi- Maid crisply. ..I am ihvectigatin,3 CITe g's %•e him a bight smiles She � � i relkhcd ithis: he had to,.t his cure."—Mason City Globe -Gazette. fast night's stage holdup. Funder dost- e e Tf,/�YRIF C114 UR WINNER,0 stand Sou we -re -a pa5"nger:' campaign skirmish. He had left "yrs, I was " 'hi< flank unguarded n your wife says: ,"Don't - Li'he "'Do you mind if\I a k some goes- "1 have my fiance there." she said ever speak to me again," she really. _ felons? It will take but five min' dehheratelt, means -don't say anything for 10 me JELLY, titer " "Olt, your hance:" He rook it minutes. --Harlan Tribune. �„ -Very .ti,'c1i "• _ — • without a change of expression. He. _ g "He stood' bciore Ler. one hand _ had no heart: he'd allow her no ti 8 people half a chance � BUNS i y Give some bolding his campaign hat,_ the other victory. Then, he Gas smilin y and they will do all the necessary worrying in about your affairs.—Ronda Measure into ��. 1 c. 71 Meting on his saber hilt. The ray- "Congratulations, Miss Ames. Per- n g lukewarm water, 2 �. 1 bry's . yellow stripes running his haps 1 know the—fortunate man." Tithes, �s latedattgar Stix y d>♦ reeches from boot -top to belt made She held her head shigh: "Hit - `' solved•' sprinkle with 2 envelo4eae Its legs appear . very Jong. He name is Philip L'awrence." Malicious Gossip is the dregs of DD�rr°yyiH°hm°nn'■ R°yd Fast Runs a mental sewage collector broadcast s"xr Ti#EYeast. Let Stand iLo" "looked so much at ease it annoyed Sheocaught a glimmer of expres- g N stir well. Cream +y1 C. 1. Virginia's own tension was sion in the smoke blue of his eyes, thru a manure, spreader.—Wapello •hone gradually blend in 1 e. terrific and increasing. "Philip Lawrence;" he sampled Republican. 2 tops. gait, I "First, Miss Ames, did you have the name. "No, i do not know him. .. � w " enucna�gg ell beatenn'a�ge �gtir y sranulated' �t'rn 2 w ..� anything taken :" His- name is, however,, familiar." To stay . young, associate with �3�! Lep-lemon-ezt-cC_ 3S c, milk g - people. o is a which has been scalded and cooled — "Only a n.. It 'wa - Poon - - catrrea-pl — n ince ext e�1' e� to lukewarm, and yeast mirttuie. burry, try keeping up' with them. ` Stir in 3 c. on"fted bread flour, —Guthrie Center Guthrian. beat until smooth. Work in 3 c t0. Bled ' ___—y= Madoaver R • more0 -sifted itoStW � 11; Measured by , . s4. Dlocese , nen until smooth and elastic walking Inventor of the loud -speaker . plaos in greased bowl and brush f 14. Humbles >ts. From thery to with melted butter or short. se. Capacity, succeeded in getting a big sound ;� >? xs. wise men measure out of zi small voice. What' is need- ti fig- Cover and set in warm need - .21. ChopNourping ss Circuit clout ed now is someone to develo place, free from draught. Let rise Z$, Chopping tool• 40. Positlre pots p a . :,:a until doubled in bulk. Punch ACROSS �.'Alwayh ' 24. Marry fa. Walks in watts proceS9 fo'r getting a big thought downdou hsndcut' to 1..Ner•k coverings Plant 26. Small 36 tower Cco out b a sesta]] brain. — Webster oast into am T. Manners rnamental 16. Moon goddeq _ rush with melted butter or mar- e, undermine �essela 1A. Man's name - 33, Over a. June be Elt. Turn right be: Devoured] City Frertn�n-JOuinal:' J garins,roll. infine granulated iugar " !i Rrazi!iaa s. Stile cloth 17. Skunk • r. : arrange �C apart on �idased raprta, 61. Spread baiting.pans• over and let ase 1Ii1is. Girls eaerii F'- chi,ttr ' •rc 'say that the aver- tet• !1S. Leveled until doubled ' • 1s. r: �y m bulk. Twist the remote a h • to e u 3 man mi - n d reaches its maxis . SC�MI'►a,`�° handle of a knife in the top of each ts, Holies mum intelligence in 16 years. After t•�� roll to form an indentation; ell t0. Climbing of ern ,,- with jelly. Cover and let rise 15 1. Along pal t that, all we have to learn is how to ��. _ minutes longer. Bake i:; mode%- Sm■11 rug use it.—tows Falls Citizen: ately hot oven, 375°, aiioui;I3- !•i way out - minutes. - sA: way out k w. a : - i• Shackles ��. Flood ;A gossip, is like a blotter—ht - , jj Experts soaks lip what he hears, but gets A pevoses it all • backward. Kanawha Re- TO Ys T V Sensitive $ sty tr+•' ;New Fast -Acting D Until Portion porter. rn yam,,..+ f.• • Dry Ston .•+•..•+••c' Neidti NO Refrigerot[4stit Soap Ingredient = '► R Sound tunatel ,✓" - - r-ater•eeliing yr -tltt--male—of--tlttt— :'Feeiit*s species never gets a pat on the -- - Euro Prfn peen Dora back, When a boy he is known as �. . Prlrttar� toMr •.• •w _ — _ ' Fatwioua bird a smart aleck When he attains age Thousands of women air Related term - ej �. Rotated awitchin to the new fleischmann's through neo he is known. as. an old fool. — g' mother Webster City Freeman -Journal. ,Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast. It's wriiterca■. ' . • __�...._., "r East —_it's active — keeps for weeks t'st. Glutted No--mattei•-whtlt happens there is in- the -Cupboard. Perfect results in 11 always someone who knew it would Falls, bun_ s, •breads! ' arab --Marathon Republic 1 � �AarabWentSan � _ _ �,,,,�a� , islA t Inc - Answer elsewherein this isstu ieiUE 16 — 1949 t' ; _`" •Let It Rain, L -et It Pour --Here's a Lady who ssmart when out - _ . in the rails—for she's sporting one of the latest rainwear styles = by .Kelton. It comes in tan, blue, grey or green. A special feature is the extruded ' vinylite plastic -belt and pocket edging. The hood .forms part of the -coat and has a tie for knotting snugly across the throat. This light -weight -creation is made Of %.in%lite meia'lized plastic which cannot dry out or crack. The. seains are partly heat-fealerl: pnT,'v iewn. . these ays is on youth. oung People rust be with op- • w s i New And All Of Thea Useful touter) wall; air is forced through at higher temperature and velocity , things. -Daughter, for instance, than present systems, comes but of has an unearmy habit of picking - HR�JNIC register is fan-like pattern, heat- " FOLDING BLEACHERS. Fold- buildings, makers claim h ran' Ds 'fag the wall above the outlet. ing bleachers which give maximumplaced by any competent msehante SMALL AUTOMATIC BOWL - seating capacity for public assem- in building already built. ING ALLEY. Built for homes, blies. Open, bleachers are said to FAST -•SILO TILLER. Machine taverns, and coin-machine,aicades, provide adequate, comfortable seat- that "blows" forage where farmer the alley is 18 it. long 26 in. wide tbg which in many large -room wants it. Load Is dumped from —about one-third the size of the areas can be made revenue-produe- truck into conveyor -belt trough; runway. The alley has a maple bed. ing. Folded, they become safe 42 -in. fan at' other end of trough . The player bowls at an illuminated playing walls for basketball and in- -blows fodder through 8 -in. pipe setup of ten pin images. His ball, door games, Less likely to inlurI rvhr,re opers.9 aims it. Claim it a little smaller than a duck -pin ball, athletes than walls of standard can handle 20 tons of hay or -X hits electrical contact plates instead ! construction. tons chopped corn In,hour. of actual pins. After every two — PLASTIC IN F L A T A B L E FOUR- S Y E E D MOTOR- balls, unless he makes a strike, the BOAT. Vinylite plastic inflatable CYCLE. Advantages claimed for LAW score is tallied automatically ox m -to stern, foot ear shift; automatic clutch• g suc- seeding plays. Balla are returned will carry two adults and two chil- internal expansion -type brakes on automatically, there's no need for dren. Smaller size also -available. front and rear wheels for self- pin boys or attendants. Plastic sheeting is claimed to be. braking use; constant mesh trans= a viry special friend—and I knew resistant to oils, grease, tempera-' mission and telescopic suspension Non •ture change and, abrasion. Deflated, springs said to eliminate bouncing. -'"" "- " - can ->e ut in part of. space of TESTS STRETCH, How much that we had eight heifers all pretty overnight case. will a plastic -or textile . stretch A guest conductor, was greatly SCREEN -AWNING. New -type under toad? New .electronic weigh- annoyed at rehearsals because it aluminum screen, has cooling action ing system is designed so • that least one member of the orchestra of awning, shading value of vene- loads from - two grams to 5,000 lbs. was always missing. After the last tian blind and insect protection of can be . applied to -sample; high- rehearsal he tapped for attention - fine -wire mesh screen. Special che- speed recorder, geared to pulling and said: "I want to thank the first mica] coating reduces glare and jaw, charts results as load-elongys violinist publicly for being the only increases corrosion resistance. tion curve. man in the orchestra who had the A U T O M A T 1-C WINDOW. AIR WALL HEATING. Pre- decency to attend. every rehearsaL" Double -glazed window disappears fabricated 4 -in._ ducts are used in The first violin; t. hung his head, into -wall' at Sip -of' -electric switch, new waim-air heating system; "It seemed the least thing I could brings screen into place. Since it's makers claim two men can install do," he said in a deprecating tone. double -glazed, no storm sash is system in six -room house in ace "You see, I- shan't be. showing up required. Easy to install in new 'day. Registers are placed in cold for the concert ton; htt" _`" •Let It Rain, L -et It Pour --Here's a Lady who ssmart when out - _ . in the rails—for she's sporting one of the latest rainwear styles = by .Kelton. It comes in tan, blue, grey or green. A special feature is the extruded ' vinylite plastic -belt and pocket edging. The hood .forms part of the -coat and has a tie for knotting snugly across the throat. This light -weight -creation is made Of %.in%lite meia'lized plastic which cannot dry out or crack. The. seains are partly heat-fealerl: pnT,'v iewn. . these ays is on youth. oung People rust be with op- • w s i special fondness -for birthday cards —'they are sugh nice, personal things. -Daughter, for instance, )MES�Sta?.:z.+: �f . has an unearmy habit of picking - HR�JNIC out cards singularly appropriate to IN+� 61 the person and the occasion. My card this year featured a cocker spaniel tethered to a bone stuck is i�oro:n�!ottneFmH ke _ tEe ground: As if one cocker Now foolish it is to try to cross spaniel by the name of Honey our bridges before we come - to wasn't enough This card -was one them- For weeks Partner has been of the folder tvpe with a picture worrying about a cow that he was and a bit of verse running on each. — sure .would have , trouble in calving. page. The doleful expression -on `.And then one morning he went to the pup's face war really clever. the barn — and there was the cow The verse, put altogether, ran like ~'with her calf. }nd everything _abso- this lately normal. And was I relieved! A BIRTHDAY MESSAGE 'Not only about the cow but because ACROSS THE MILES. Partner was relieved from further you happen to be alive. And I have __!worry. - - - Can't come to see you, can't hear Later that same morning .I went your, voice, asp clown to see our. barnyard family -: Too broke to call you; ain't got and upon my word you couldn't much choice. ,move for calt+es. There were calves _Can't do a durned thing = "ceptin' ' - everywhere — -some having• their just set — breakfast, others already finished And hope that this birthday's. your ,and taking their "daily dozen" by nicest one yeti . chasing around the stable. Some Daughter underlined "too broke to - -were still tied up And i couple were call you" which I took as a gentle sunning loose in a pen. • "For hint that•I needn't be expecting a lbeavea's -sake —how many calves long-distance call, ]have you got around here?"Tasked Another, very. nice card was. from Partner. "Darned if 1 know— a viry special friend—and I knew I've • lost track of them,'.' he an- it had been chosen for the 1pvely swered. So I went around . and ---Counted -.-there verse -that was in it. 'Little things them- : . were nine, `-even though 'we had already sent like that are heart-warming and so ot}t. I suppose the reason is very welcome—.even if one's birth- that we had eight heifers all pretty day day isn't. How nice -it is to have - friends: You know, I. think much of an age last summer. Evi- 'their .often the best thing about this poor old dently ..they realized main world is the people in it. So why function in. life • was to produce — worry about a birthday - a year, so they did just that. But definitely. more or less, what does it matter? A year or two ago one .of my.. readers "I don't believe a ti;'e are never••Teally- old until we said: week goes by_' but what you talk think we are. And we never need ,about your chickens.". I Itcan to think we're old as long as ww- realized it but no doubt she was. tak e�'n n�ai goes on around us. right. Now the chances are some- One day I told -an oldish- person,. ane will say that ner•er a week goes on on her birthday, that I hoped she by without my saying something have-many more happy birth - about calves. And that, too, is true., dace « ' .She •ans-ered —•"Nell, `1 But- then this column is a chronicle don't know— I'm not sure that I Df the doings at Ginger Farm— Rant many more birthdays." and right nowcah-e's seem to hold \3'hat an unhappy attitude towai`ds the' spotlight. - o= - But enough of calves. • TA13, life. And yet it is understandable I bad one of those sanwel Gme with some older, folks. ,The accent things that come to all, of us these ays is on youth. oung People rust be with op- r qa¢ ss -whet-he-r-we want them or ar t- I- mean a birthday. But even abirth- .provided portunity for education, recreation,. ' ' day has its cdmpensations. It is and a business or profession. The vice to have letters, cards and phone. only opportunity denied them is a calls as if a few people, here, and chance to stand on their own `feet And'; prove that ''they have what it L The Toronto -Vancouver train was speeding �. Sudde my the cab was filled with live scalding there, get the notion they are glad m takes to make their own way in througha desolate part of Norther Ontario. Every yam, hands bad] i y burned, both engineer you happen to be alive. And I have the world. Old,people are not gives this was normal until a i e uncoupled led in the cab, g pipe p end firsmaa were forced to crawl out the windows. enough consideration. • Surety our � - --^ - - _ q Answer to Crossword Puzzle whole social structure would be .greatly improved if more thought r - "' A -ALE S 7f D SAP were given to the problem of those, T8E ` still independent in spirit but un- "' y R181O V R 1110 Y A able to fend for themselves. We ' A a E R J9 T I mustn't. have our old folk hoping .. V T / V E they will, not have many more birth- M A M R T WAN E D days,. Old people should be accepted-_ X / Y Y E ,S as the responsibility' of the young ` t l/ C A D E P T) Unfortunately this responsibility Is ~' ;. t S R E�°^. not always realized and accepted. NBl _ •. NAMO U saaWmts itrNttrc a .! Nothing is ever accomplished by L FinallybringlnE the runaway express to a halt. Ryan fell oWhausetd In the snow. None 7yBDowAWARDa•euaerenpmadaf red,a(owr ndr Mr.++n..nd rMt�... tma c n,r, s or PC ` A"'� • #.*a* d J..�r u T.Mr committee unless it consists of three of the pas- seagersrealized how rJosesodfaasterthey had come. • .loon d ry j"fh'from ro"mAwwom'' wo*�s of whom happens to" , Zone be sick and another absent. Q 0 W BREWERY -,MONTREAL w 1�.• ...w fir: .', .: ,:.'.,. ,' '.. } :� ��.� ,•t -- �y .. ,'%Nn .Y•=r. 4. ', . ,.-.:. . ...'....-,, ,-.sl.- r.; * ..,.. :a14 •` ''S.'; .., '�. ... ... r •e y.. w , Sirectorq Clive Wings To Your Chicks ���' HurYI.IHs � ,�, E. Richardson BROCK I START YOUR CHIC��S Qk',F TO A FLY Immediate Delivery Can Be llilade GENERAL IINSURAN ' BTAiiT WITH � • Of The Following Items —BRAC UM ASTA1'H -JHE AT R SIO WA RDS - _ Asphalt Hhingl� -- - "`" gall Roofing *Ln All Grades .0ow"YAN'BIN i 6TIM-A-TO\E Roll-Bric Hiding An 0M-aatablished AVMCY, Raa41 w 3 - wcr�T�r�-s- corae Chick Tablets Asphalt n ee la6ee.e Aluminum e leeadd AIR-CONDITIONED *.Not Just A Disinfectant. Ridge Cap and VARW •ss• fife' and Dlgesttan: Chiimney Flue IdainB Sita patarday Evening Sb�ow Starts At ; _*Stimulates Builds a im s" Aad Lime Brk+k Face Drkk -p Matinee at 1.80 *Bn11de Disease gesistaace. D. �. � im im 8.80. gatnrady Concrete Iticelu Tnaaiattot L J WDDN�F tureA a ASK YOUR DEALER or HATdMRYMAN Bab and Loose 006"w • MIDAY and SATURDAY, I _ Posta and Po3ee 0! All sines ' !I RIIL 127,. 28, 29, $0• / LAREMONT CO-OPERATIVE A. W. MITC ce Advises ' Adda+eis rsro.. e ith' Father PHONE 38w 5 4�LA:R,'EMONT, ONT. 3a technicolor = - h'HONDS 74 and lid starring IRENE DL`N, XM, WIId+L3.'VI "OUR TRUCKS P"s Y,szMAY" pOWELL ,and s� ELIZABETH TAYLOR C L A R E O STAFFORD EROS. KEN AND CLARKE PRL'3�13- May 2, $+ 4 Monumental. Works AUCTIONEERS Mon. Tues, 'Wen , _. The, :Kiiistrel Show held in the church, The doors are open vi 7,45 Phone Whitby i� - Last Complete Show at 8.20• Community Hall last Wednesday, and there will be a song service at and Authorized for Lbs was well attended, and a real good 8,00 P. m. 818 Dundas St. E. .� mtby Cotmties of Ontario and York. Deep Waters show is reported. The show was put The annual canvass for the Me- Fye Stock, Implements Hon on by an Oshawa group and spon- titut e for the Blind, will, as usual, hold F*n1ture, Real Estate Andrenvs nail Jean Petem sored by the local branch of the be sponsored by the Women's Ins- s Sales our Specialty at Reaso - Canadian Legion• titute, and made by six local girls, MCEACHNIL S Batas: Dual Service for td ' Plus An Added Attractaoa lir, and Mrs. Clark Rawson, of - and it is ea�edted ill be carried DBALZGS Price o! One. Toronto, spent the week -end at out on Saturday, May 7. FU RNITURE �V TIrRp,8 LV i SILP3>>RADO the home of air. and .firs. G. al.. -- Milliltea P: O. phone, A 52W W Am Gloria Henry Forsyll. B'IINIi:i;AL BIIild(71'01i IlQarkivan F. O. phone x 206 On Wednesday night the last -BROUGHAM Prentioes have been estsbliabed euchre for the season was held in i� - auctioneers since IWO. _ t, 1►iay b, 8, 7 the Community Hall. These. euch- Mrs Seebeck was entertained atrtm have' be -AS Day or Night . t oY the -- -- J)AN DA�'Y 1 winter, and the funds are be ng cIgiA0H2'PI� prep. 4 used for the work of the Legion in Idiller and Mise B. Stevenson, ?� Re and used for t.. The many frienda o4 Mrs. M. Phone Pick. 193 Bay'• �"*, N"a� Pnbllc Give My The local bowling. club members Hamilton are sorry to hear of her ' serious illness and all hope for a ,,L F� C. C. RICHARDSON , To Broadway are hoping g for warm weather so Fickerin s _ they can get some rscUce in be- speedy recovery.#. ''..,$p$ 1t�i•p $VELmIlr'(I %. fore the 24th of qday, Considerable Mr. Fred Wright was a Brough- ,�..,.�� Tecbaicolor work has been done on the green am visitor for a few days, with his �: Toronto . EL. 0904 F and will Boon be in good shape. daughter Mrs. Devitt, and. family. Maas Thelma Cook, of Toronto; MT. and 'Mrs, waiter Vickers and• MA family, of Algonquin Park, spent - spent the week -end with the John wool :. _. - . .r.- � lgsperienced ' Norton family, the week -cad with Mrs, Vickers' , pLYV�00D Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tomlinsonr parents, Mir. and Mee. J. Gillman. LiC�QB)!1D AIIVi'iOaRC�std LiOl�fB� AIIQ�iODIH�i were. here over the weer -end• Air• and Mrs. Robt, Masters spent M'r, and Ades. Milton W ilker, of Friday evening in Toronto, and sl.- VALIIAT02i BUNG MATIERLtd3 Toronto. spent Sunday with Air. tended a movie, it being the occas LOYAL POGUE Tampered. 'fele fon of Mr. Masters' birthday. Psote Write r and Black �c'dtie and Mrs -'Fred Evans. We are pleased to have Mrs. WM. Vickems nail Whitby Twp&; S C. Lh p�� nail -Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Redmnan and Milne fa our midst a8ain for a 614 Oaadea 8t. Easit, N1ltb7 Farin, Houpehold and Fropwty 1 w via- Rpbw Cosabination Doors Mr. and idea. Edward r. a n Balsa A Speclialty G �teY+, Three-eighths, Half. ited on Sunday With Mr. and Mee. thenwhile. She is waiting on her bra- Prompt Attention Divan Al Robertson. they, Mr. Ted Holtby, � � ��~ The "District Annual of the W. Mrs Fred Hamilton and daughter pbitby R, ii. 1 phone �/h. 814 H C. ' � � institute M South Ontario will be Beulah, &pent Tyeaday fa Toronto • / -� •rte held in the United Church here, on Anes Beulah Hamilton attended - - Gordon ,day the .Folk School in Greenwood last ,dz~rRIaT a Ns M. week in the afternoon&, She rep- - _ _0rTO yIImBFyg YARDS At their annual meeting last ort& it veryinteresting and much 9 Wom. Inwdtnte Annual yepdag... - • 80 to 19A0 and 9.00 00.8 � -,pZ�IN0, ONTARIO week the Women's Institute voted fah chose weevtto be learned n Handicraft. Ben D P. O. A. Ham" J A 11VILL000HBY Phone 84 to contribute $50 toward the 'a- DISNEY 8MM Opp. P :AND SONS ton a c es or a war. a scar . t memorial is the United Church: lir. and' Air , Thom. Philip Jr., OdOi!►WA, ONTARIO Forty Years Canadwe tarp. The "Sick'' CODvener, Nies; Beare, visited their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Phone . Res, 2M; Office 1819 eft Farm Amey. reported sending 31 baseg, l.9 cards H. Veale of Woodville on Sunday. (Three -Day Service Arranged) For Cousrtry Property Con. to the sick, and during the y ear 17 lir, Time. Philip Sr.. is spending Malt J. I, (Had) Stewart special boxes were sent to shut -inn- a few days with his daughter Mrs. A� �� • is Bus Collection for the same during the Frank Gostick, and family: For That Home In The C ty r- year was $34.00, Following Offic- air. end .lira, Bert Smith and lit- ellers & Atkinso Call �' City Dept' y tle son Bobby, of Toronto spent j HY918T Toronto "►, ern are erected for 1949-50: Pres. Sunday ith Mrs, Robertson. Phone Anis►, 901 W -2 - Stouff. 290 1 - _ Mrs. J. Badgerow; let vice Pres.. ti . Mrs. W. Lehman; 2nd Vice -Pres., air, and. Airs 1litchell of Toros- Licensed `des• to parents of Mrs. A. L. Harvey, • DAity sesvItt to ALL lire. W. "Benson: Secretary, also , eANAWNANDns.a.rOWTs af, Johnston; Treasurer, Mrs G. Sundays at theHarveyhome spent - GORDON F. OSBQ E lSare Mrs. L, e n rs ' w 10 i 1 _ Au ee au stand Sac a '- M KNARTRRlD Busts o�Fu .t G Mise Ros9 K!]ley sad friend, Mr, � ' to stevitt POR ALL Lippert; Citizenship, Mrs, L. Pugh; Years Szperletce Q ulture, Airs, J. aiordea. Bartlett, of Toronto, visited Mise 0~ UAVIL Can. AgT•k K1lley's parents die. and Mrs. Chas, >AOtela Alio ssrOSMA1sON M Home Economics, Mrs. F. Carson: ► gA� conducted anywhere D u - IL Historical Research, Mrs. C. Rey- Kgley. ! . EASTERN HOUSE &olds; Publicity, airs. H. Johnson; Mr, and Ades. Melliy►ell and grand ep 4 Fay Huvrk, ������ � " daughter, Miss Joyce Killey. are tare sad Pr*p�y eft• 4 �M � Convener of Sick Comm., Mrs. Car happily laanig their voyage to vis- All Aries p«'�ly Listed ane - ruthers; Dist. Convener; Mrs, H. 6M: i . Adverdsed. Bills prepared and LstrRtoe Compiay McIntyre; Muslc,_ Mrs. Gregg and it relatives in •Ragland. airs: Benson. Their -boat leaves May 7. We wish paw• — T Tw/QT; Q1 'A vote of thanks was tendered them a safe voyage and a pleasant L visit. the retiring President, Secretary Master Kenneth Beer, of Toren o. ro�r►pt ..ierviee TOM Puekritt and Treasurer, and all who helped spent Easter week here with his Bush QMY, Os'haws " during the past year. Mrs. Lippert Reasonable Rates -aw- ate,- now reported 22 members in the Blue father Don Beer and his gT•andmot- ma#Rville Cross. The day of meeting has been her, Arra, T, Beer and other form- PHONE 290 STOUFFT111LH changed to the 3rd Thursday of �' D>gY'nmtes. - :. ; y0 each month. Contents of a hobby ,..�-• Zbtephote A9i, WWtby, Out. ` ' y basket, contributed by .lilt's• Ddc 1$AROL>D► saner O teen River lntyre, airs. Irwin, Mrs. Beare. and l Menem >�ways 9 and �, airs, F. Evans, were auctioned off _.«.. on Frencbmimis Hay Road by Mm H. Johnson and netted Rev.: Ails. Hoffman visited his «Your Friendly Resident Agent" gd,90.' friend J. B. Wilson on Sunday last. Last week a few of the local 13Irs. Woodley, wbe has been in REALTOR INSURANCE AGDNT r girls went down to the Park for a training Por missionary work in S. ball practice. but so few turned 'out America, addressed the Sunday LIFE, FIRE CASUALTY, BO\D8; AUTOaiOB1LII KAISER little could be done, _ School and Church here and at I`j� UJTY I�Su N� A local mother was heard on our Whitevale on Sunday last. BU'J( FROM AND street , i he LIST YOUR PROPERTIDS FOR SALE WITH have the kids back at school a school -here on Friday 'last; after a CYRIL E. MORLEY gain." Probably. a lot of mothers .I week's holidays. , Neem and Barn Wiring can rest easier this week. The Ladies' Aid met at the home FSnMATES GIVEN airs. Conners has been laid up of' Mrs. D. Shank on Wednesd y fe: a few days with a bad knee. last. . '_471( aces. James Briscoe went to bed, i . Mks 13atchinga, Airs, ,Davies and LUMBER ; aW¢t� 111, last 'week. Airs, Draper were Toronto visitors Mrs, Harvey 1dcLennan (nee Jean on Ailonday last. COMRIE Co. i -iorley) and her husband of P. E. 4ac�cwtirtg� ��tc, I. are proud Parente this week- 1 sins born on Sunday last. Phones: $carboro SSW or Howard 1117 r PHONE PICK. 120 airs, T, E. Benne, of the 5th con. • • had Mass Eva Shields and friend N�cei - to YOU Scar boro Junction _. from Toronto with her over the „ Maple Leaf ?re week -end. ,itthmates ;- - AIT. Ken Wood, of the "C CARPENTERINGI p FOR I11211iEDIATE DDiiYFiRY, { has purchased the home of Ids, Jao, CIDM>l:I+tTINt3 cissa Docent n or Dressed, Trim, % r a ''n$urance �', Judd, and will move In about June t trite or Phone, 1st. Cdr, Judd to building a new ypm)oiv TT:YIT9 COMPLF7T L`•�-•tee 8asts, G}1ass+ 9p4'al 1 BOOF41;lOf! rOtMp Rates for Farm acid Country hoihe, just across the road. We `t also sell Bt'atesd � balancx8, Factory-bwUt and;pteffltted. + mild hear that the McConnell ho=e �� Bow" WALLBOA,RDB--Ten Test, Donnaeona, (iyTroo, (ich. woa>t�0. toT4a Qasuranoe on Bnildjugs and Mrs. John Coates, residence, �� �� `yob: P71Y•grpODg _per, Cedar, Bitch, Weldtez, and Etch. Wood. Win mills, Spee etc. near the four-eornerCl are both up . ,R"Ur «N6 ,I_ a�pbalt and Cedar with Nails, InsnIbrie Aiding ' ,► Aataw,obab 3nsw•ance of All Kinds for sale. Stdina, IPitt81>W% Paints. An invitation is extended to thei,�iss W� 1 J. M. Cedargratn A nen of Claremont distr ct to bring w� � "� ' Bowman & G •'_' �+Od� LLeir wives or lady frieada to the stouffville United Church, on itch Fe • a J•`OT�JSE • 5th, to bear Rev. Dr. Oswald 8+m1j++ of the People's Church, Toronto, He , will. bring a ladies' quartet from his .