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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPN1939_02_24 .. +s,..:�_ w,.....•b'r.` _ _. �.. +tiv. -:'M. ..,4' - ,r.,: `Y..✓',.oyn':. ry .r. .. q�•. :Y.^ "'ppb'-�jC' �r.,,��• ', ^. " is .a ,,:'+-.r., "" s Y. -... .- ,. �„•. _ :'r•. .e :... -,4. •,.•-. :r � .�H-s a sc v y," -r .n.a s '.rso,. 'r •'aN- � •G}... .. ,. _..; .. .: ., ,.4.. ,,........-, .. -. .�. ._ ....-.,,-.;. .. :- ,,..,.:�••.. -i' '; s+.¢� ;I -,.�.'. :�,.. ,yam, �..r• 'R:'s,:.`e. �..,: r Or r 44 zj VOL. LV.III PICKERING, ONT., FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1939 No. 2A _ . ' .� . • :;tea Vsiotiesl*tostal 9"bo. T);e drama if% Whitevale United BROCK ROAD x� NOTICE Qturdt an Mar.'3rd, will ,make Mrs. Ed. Brady wlas given a GREENWOOD . you laugh aitd cry, and in ex- showier in honour of her baby son, DR. S. O. PEAR$ON-Phsaician tremely interesting, played by MILLS ifbst Sill, who was born ori F "Our trucks pees your way th February �% sods°rs°°n' Dunbulon. y every de►y," a east'of Pictkering Dramatic •2nd, at the Dalt General Hospital. ISS6�-1936 ' Society, of the United Church. ' ]�E. FORSYIH, Oph.D„ Director' The shower was given by friends oviomO-d�1 ssoeiatlonofontalo•rtes. COAL COKE — .�, _ Member 3[ the American oatomet4cit ' BROUGHAM �f Mrs. Brady and the presents re- CHOPPING �aaon larmnou Dot by appointment. WuOD, C'E}'MENT, solved by young Master Brady , * _ were numerous and dainty. Co Monday,' Wednesday and, Frida} t.ePfsf,. SAliD, GRAVEL,. The Dean D�airs family spent tulations to Ed. end Mrs. Brady.e- WE GRIND FINE " Sunday with Beswick relatives. ' and IMr, Ross Wilkson, has ccmpleted _ Eyran, ;Shorts and Feed of ;all,Re DUNsi.D RUDDY Barrister.. _ KIP�SAI� ` iLO7 l "'ii`e Chrfa: BUILDER'S SUPPLIES OOi of study in Chicago, y kinds, also minerals and other tlrr. Odth vim a ,rrc tfott e.whitiry. a and is home again. Miss Mabel Harbron entertained eoncentrafes for profitable�,feeding also local earta a work The World Day of Prayer' will $ friends over the wveek-end• kept on band BEATON, BE1tL fs ROSS be observed' in the church here on P j2 We have also ineed in stock a fulls Miss Elsie Mulock spent the end Barrtatora (f Solicitors p Friday, February 29th, at 2.80 p• We stock' only the best Poul tr line of Maple Leaf Milling of 'the week with Toronto friends. _ W,J,BEATON.K.C. Telephone , Mr. Herbert Parkin, of Tyrone, Feeds and Supplies. ffi.BROOKE BELL,K.C. Adel,2838 Co's Feeds. Students of the Markham High A. We MITCHELL spent the week-end at las home . . � D.F.ROSS School attended their Annual 372 Bay St. Dance in the Markham Town Hall here. JOHN L.POND Toronto on February 16th. The W. A. 'met at the home of =° Pickering, Ont. bars. J. Steil on Wednesday after- s T Office Bone 7400 Rrleidence 8ti`LO ' Iss Moy Frown has been with noon, w•tien a quilt was completed. --PIANO•J•UN ING Cot).RICHARD SON dc�Qo:. Harvie- p the Bayles' family during Mrs. q � tv V•tars,Sohcatvrs. Notiries etc`,, suite Uld. 'Ilse_ Y. P. met at the hall last i $minor Life Ekiddins,-Toromo,8t. foroolo. Bayles' illness, the latter is im- AND' ,a aisphone Ad.lass;Picatrios Vbdo 4613. stf Thursday evening with the usual µ The Beal Store,Claremont proving satisfactorily. air All kinds of I e Work* ' =' MGUS McMILLAN-Barrister. Sol- number present. An enjoyable soc-.. p, PHONE 921 There have been a punier of I itor, Notary Public. l9 Melinda Street - ial evening was spent. All Tuning Guaranteed :�, Tosoato. Teledbone Elzin 6803. 29tf mild cases of flu here. Mrs. B. FURNITURE Ritchie and children; Mr. and Mrs. ening. C. S. MscDONALI) DentadMrs. A. H4rbron,- is spending We Rye displaying attractive Andrew Glen, 'the D. Stephenson some time with Mrs. A. Gibson. 209 Close Ave Tomlin �# - variety off family, Misses Mary and Jean r a HERBERT T. FALLAISE.L. D S.. A banquet, under the auspices of _.tont Lakeaide,ib021 i1 D.D.S.Graduate of Oe Roya, College of Aluminum and Granitewere Etc. Phillips and others. the Women js Institute is ficins held Orders taken at NEWS Ol6oa �eaeai Snr`eoc+and the irotv*m;y of Toronto. Furniture and.Furniture The Agricultural and Home Ec- puree is res/deou.ecodd door east of St. And- office (Novelties.' in the hall here this Tuerday ev- snw*pCberch. Pieknins,Ont. off+ce bona.: 9 onanues Classes took a-day off on The Foursquare Cress met at the s.M. w ep.slot M appointment: (X-ray Prices low,is keeping with times. tS9 ���� esr.ic.r. Ptione Pick a:e4 Wednesday, and chartered two home of Mrs. V. Parkin on Satur- -- busses and spent the day very en- 5 day .afterncon hath the usual ndkm- VIAMri6400 4r dVbg. Fart's Elevator joyabiy on a sight-seting, and sed- her present. The meeting was in k' ,/'�� ucational trip in Toronto. cbsrze of Miss G. Stevens. Q • `. ._'HIP Claremont Onto The Dramatic Society of the Un- it. Builders' Supplies .r D !i. BEATON. . TOIVPiJHIP 33rs. S. Farndale, who has been _ L• Cterr Con-eyarwer Commmioner for it Church in Pickering are pres- an officer of the W. A over 20 � 1a1oot .8ldavit-. A,;,cxntrnt,'Etc. Usuer of ...�� eiitin their plat. "Lena Rivers - 1 MarnaseL;eenwr.. wi,i,t•.aintint. B •ears, was presented vnth a pyres c Phone Res, J38 Office W88 here on Thursday evening, March Lumber and Lath A. E. R(CHA,Rr'..CN 9th, urAer the auspices o, the W. "Et of kitchen-scare. for her sonic= l Htpir,g oy Selling. e-. $. C Shingles M. S., in the Totili Hall. "Lena 31 d 1 1 EN NKRAL A L I ti S L-1 t A N LE Poultry Ch Hog Fe h� Floor ro ei. b that z3azzie, writ#cn by Longfield az d chid 148 f✓'Oal P y Riveis,, is Lased on the popular Mr. an M rq. REAi. ' P,3TATE _ ren of 'fie -wrerket, were revert y g eds. and Mrs. Wm. Alberta Coal CO�i V EY?i N C'I N G Grind' Ever Day Mary J. Holmes, an old book Bell Jr. One of the boys rremalned 'As y y Domestio Coke ` As old estabibbed agency, readyand .well-krtcwn by all. They play= , Blue Cost. 8l Wood for a week's -visit. (if IIlent, • ,r t• serve. ed it to a Pickering audience or, ;Phew from here attending the Lime, PlastB! ;Phone,•Pick. 6000 Fencing! and Roofing Material Feb. 17th, the largest audience ev- - s short comae at Brougham. enjoyed Maple Body Wood - er eeperienced ty thorn and given the trip to Toronto last WednV;_ " a wonderful reception. Admission Agents for Lundy Pence MAW W _. _ p day,• touring.around the important - 2;r end 15 cents. ed a d . and Ide. lioohno Every - n a 80O places E e ac X09 T' - D .�. t rY0 e _.LICEPiSE•D ACt?TIONECR AND � R On Thursday afternoon, Feb-: time, --VALUATOR OR the W. M. S. was he Best Dranla a �•�••• ruary lfeth, a very largely at -------�-- �. nein ` tend- Sales gerducted Anywhere _: `, _:.. CUCkshutt Implements ;Phone or slf4ite. Address 8l4 Dundas - Insurauce of All Kinds. ed meeting cf a Do not mlas t Be f the - held at the home of Mrs. and Miss Season. "Lena Rivers" in White- 'Saes Prices Set Street, East.Whitby, re ees ore 8o>!Iy Whitby, Ontario. Befit Rates Available with Duncan. Nearly forty were in a - pale United Church, Mar. 3rd. terdance, including members and 8.15• This comedy is,dramatiz- WILSON�y Beottrity and Service. visitors foitm ' Green -River,' whc ed from the most popular rap- '4'Y L S O N B R O Se $rierbush Hospital - wVre guests for the afternoon. el of 'Mary J. Holmes.by that ��t � onto � Government Licensed Afidress Phone President, Mrs. Fred Caseic was in. name. Adm. 25 & 15c. • ="' 'Main St, E. Stogff.vine, Ont, BROUGHAM PICK 516 charge of the meeting. The reg- - Phone Mark 7200 - War pmgraim was follo.ve%! elft,, - 7111TE Phone 191 the orrisaicn .of the Study Book 'Maternity, Medical, and Surgical review. Mrs. John MiJer took tele "Lena Rivers" the play by the ROOFING SPECIAL' 1 casts taken OARDIN CROPS woislrip Service, assistipg the Diasnatit Society - of ileo United ,N Maternity Semi-Room Pfiesident. The visiLng ladies then Qhurch, Pickering, -here on Friday .S-1^Std. Wgbt. Asphalt Shingles n Rates for to days-525.75 Will Pay: Profits gave a short program of readings, night, March 3rd. In the. United $6.00 Per ffgtm, 7 if You Ueeand a Bible Contest, Hemi won ChurAh• r• 3-1 Hvy, Wgbt. Ashphalt Shingles IRetistered'Nunes in attendance and 24 hour service given. NATURAL MINERAL en who had been•prominent in the Congratulations to ' Giles and $6.66 Per sgro, Y. Ambulance Servlet Bible History. At the close, th•_ Mrs. Tran on the 1-firth,o€ a son. All first quality Toronto Asphal0 g Phosphates afternoon way spent' in social int- The World Da of Prayer will be fa fing Co. hingles, In lots MRS.E,R. GOOD 25-37 y Roofing S ogre. or over. _ To it:aease Yiely's and Improv(Quality ercourse, getting better acquainted held on Friday the 24th, in the S. .. r A. pf all crops with the neighbors of another corn- S room of the , United Church at �� subject to change wifhoaE I ~� K If you knew you WERE NEXT munion. Miss Duncan and helper- .36 'p. m..The'•Baptist ladies assist you would bustle in after that In D N I iOLkWOnCI program. Ladies please tr, i . surance Protection we've been seryed tea and refreshments at the in' the m.m DiCYIN� r talking about close. to aacrid. a i K g p' n Tuesday afternoon, Feb. The Second of• the Weekly Len- YOU MAY BE NEXT r 1Cl�erltlg Millsllith the Women's Institute met a� ten -Quiet Hour Services of the LUMBER YARD f CYRIL E. bIORLEX PICKF.F11\G OTT the home of Mr, and 'Mrs. Bert combined Baptist and United con= WE DELIVER Harvey, with an attendance of.35. gregations, of Whitevale, w 11 be _ .PHONE 3400 GENERAL INSURANCE Mrs. iiary?y, ;resideut,' presided. Meld in the %,hitevale'• Baptist, .:PHONE 5317 Our Motto- 1st,Protection_ Mrs.'Burk, Secretary, read a'num Church on Wednesday, Mar. 1st, at Phone Pith Ag 6700 her of. grateful -, letters received 8 p. m. All are.cordialIy invited. R. G. . LENDENI f�, from, old, sick and •hospital pat- With Wesley:Deane in charge, - NES'_. . p� TL 1, RM cuts, who had been reg, also as Ciie i s P. U,in the a poly S. S. C EMICAL 1 1 j, FUNERA), DIRECTOR by the Women's Institudz, also a Fireside service in the Baptist S: S. CHEMICAL .ri -,SMARTLY communication from the Depart- Roam. Rev. Harry Wilson, assisted 11�odern Steel Bed Prictac A�trul azcc ti t army it• '' �'Qn0 inert,. sta.'rg that et:» in t..e Devotional Perdcdy with Dior - _ Day and Nightflerviee had been nude-for a teacher, for man Randall reading the scripture. VITAMIN & MP,ERAL TON]r*, Bt dutifully finished in walnut Pboae 90;X ' the re-modelling and sewing course, EId. Holland gave a very' interest- grain em el effect Malvern 5000 which the W. I. had applied for, to Ing paper on "1'Snning your Faith ' Each $10,75 Ibe held last week in March. Mrs. on the Right Person". Miss Alice To aid is the: '1 Markham, Ont M. Hamilton was'made Convener, g g pap g prevention of Nutritional Anaeiatw • Turner ave a paper. A' son ser- ,t` Real comfort in a Mittress . t and all narnes of those wishing to vice brought a good feeling of fel- Prevention of Rickets, Dental ` With hundreds of coil springs. talo the Course to be en Mrs, lowship, which was enjoyed b all. fiese are topped with la er ry y caries, and Tetany of Vitain• PP Y M. Hamilton and Mrs. Matthews. The annual Grandmothers' Meet- � D, deficiency. :Yes We Have felt and upholstered in special t ht was agreed the W f. and the W. ung of the Women's inzt'tute prop- Prevention of Iodine deficieriep, �• Damask ticking.,$17.50. :feed M. Sr would'unite in catering for ed as popular as ever. Held at the Building of Resistance Drinking founts., the Classes takvig the special Ag- home of Mrs. M. Parks, who rec- Modern bi h•riser .steel-bed. $ troughs,oyster shell,mica ricultural Courses. The banquet +o eived her guests dressed as a 'A delicious food supplement • springs, .cable wire_witb-;srsall ____� ..__-..__.. -' ---. - - _.be held-on- Feh-•�4tlr-An -Old=fasli, pioneer-grandma-Poll-Gall-was- containing LIU&Atities-of--Vita, helicais at each end.. $7.75. grit, brooder, stove and ioned Spelling Match proved very answered 'by "What I remember of mins and Minerals frequently Walnut finished dresser to interesting, Mrs: T. Robertson be- my grandmother" to which some ' furnace pipes in all sizes. ing Champion Speller, In the darn- very interesting replies were given. lacking in ordinary diets. match--4 22.50. Also all hardware at teas- Ing Contest, Mrss. W. Knox proved Firs. M• Griffin and 1VfrS, W. Booth Small dose-Easy t0 take best. Lots of practice makes per- gave inspiring papers. A -comic Imm Anttulww^ D+7 or Niles onable prices. feet, they say. A fine tea was ser- Irish reading, by Mrs.. Randall was 24 day treatment, P5� � ved by Hostesses: Mrs. Harvey, enjoyed• Dvliss Marion Hageranan, 22-day treatment, $2.451 Repair work done promptly Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Philip and rendered a.solo, "My Grandmama" . Mrs. Hutchings. alonysanied by Miss Jean hilts. A tt C. A. STERRITT dLVIN BUSHBY I laupbable contest ,with Mics. I- JONES _ Do not fail to bear t4 Picks Y Hardware Tinsmith Po ter, -capturin the prize, nam. ` ' Funeral Director yg trig the photographs of our earliest Re$all Drn�Q'iB� H K IN N ER G E- . W Furniture DeMer PTCHFRING drama, "Lena Rivers" Iq Whitevale childhood. Letters of appreciation of phone Pick. 6d !fie �iM ,,,- United Char* March 3rd., fruit received during sickness were 1 Okst�il�. • 02tWi0 - l-.LII't received. A deiidious lurch taell ser- ved. TaT. t F'dbrwil'Y S�nfl� , ., -Nr, ._ 9, +t�',".:5 4.a-� 3 -`?^ ✓'3ST14CTTTim+- �, y:xq _ -.'.4 � • m-lY:: '.' -.i.. ....,.��:!". -'..^N -:', P.r'"-+^x'. .yam �'} �'��/�1�•';�✓'9 � �,. � i;S S, A~ .. r Al : �� - Modern r - ' ' W► H THE _Etiquette PAPERS• ' scou BY ROBERTA LEE •IIJJ i 1. When a young man becomes .�..; �� •'� - interested in a girl he has recently met, should he wait for an invite- • QyPG Plans for the re-modelling of Lucia following the disaster." In tion from her to call? % the ChEsterville, Ont., fire hall, un- addition to•numbers of rescues 2. Is ten cents a sufficient ,tip for one person, when checking (` .a►"�' r der direction of a special commit- made at serious risk, and recon- P one's wra 1 tee of the Village Council, include ery of the dead, the Scouts col- 1� la 'e for the local band lected clothing and bedding, and 3. Should the women be served SUPER)E a meeting p c and the Boy Scouts. first at the dining table where / P gave valuable service at the hos- , (R , s * * men and women are seated alter- itals and refugee camps. nate. TE A St. John Ambulance Associa- P 4. W Q(JAv tion first-aid brigade of six divi- A troop of'Boy Scouts has been 4. When a bride has no^family, near relatives, nor guardian, who :ions is being organized at Saint organized . among the Basque should pay her art of the wed- DOUBLE AUTOMATIC BOOKLET ."John, N.B., around a nucleus of (Spanish) boys at the Laleham din expenses' p Rover Scouts and other older Refugee Centre, Margate, Eng- g P 6. Is it ever permissible, to Scouts. It is planned to develop land, and registered at Imperial bringa Oast when invited,to an and maintain four complete Scout Headquarters, as the o 36th affair? g Britain is spending $750,000 on stretcher teams for any emergency Margate (Laleham Basque) Troop. 6. How should unfrosted' cake men through loaf sales, the, forest for schools. service. "These refugee children were so be eaten? products laboratories of the Domin• playgrounds s * • undisciplined that I was dertairl ° ion Mineo and Resources Depart- Answers went tracked the nuisance down to Polish Boy Scouts of Montreal Margate would not put up with l. :�o. "Faint heart never won celebrated the anniversary of the them much longer," it was ex- fair lady." The period of wait- to a minute fungus. in of their Group in an-en- plalned by Rover Leader Angell. a should Wind-borne spores, investigators 1%ow 'tchind ifound g ing might be indefinite. H s thusiastie and largely attended But Scouting has brought them found, germinated in the summer gstliering at Polish White Eagle together in the most marvellous ask permission to call. 2. Yes. Of TORTURE In A Minute course -some will give more. but months on the moist surface of theJfCr rd3d tram u,yy,i mb stand htr,W Association Hall. The yoi:ng Po- way imaginable, and everyone is freehlysawn lumber in the season- Pim ethletrs �n ober"d' J . e,Moline liah Canadians re-dedicated them- astounded at the result. The ten cents is sufficient. S. No; the ing yards. The thready growths all � its t==tW low weeks guests should be served in re Ila=Iwxo Ix PPA,: P6900m, selves to the principles of the or- Centre, which only a worked deep into the lumber as it law-- the 1:rltated aide Cleat)tp� et•I- ganization as Canadian Scouts. ago was a flying mass of undiscip- lar sequence whether man or wo- l..-ane. t..1 tips>�e sat�+b tie 10' man: 4. In this cede the bride dried and produce the dark, tell-tale s �0 , .e d .r,rd19 Z 28 * + • line, is now run on the lines of stain. wmewy barb,Arkfa D.tl.u. 111 Rescue and relief work by Scout the English school prefect syn- should meet these expenses her. and Bo Scouts following- tem and_ever one is_better for self. 5. Only when the permis- - y - g- • „ • _ sion of-the--hostess-has-been ask- the recent landslide catastrophe it. The Troop Win so suc- - �` on the island of St. Lucia, B.W.L, cessfllilp that every one of the ed in advance. 6: It should be - VAR S C A R E S I was ofliciall acknowledged by His Spanish boys has passed his Eng- broken and eaten with the fingers, y g P the same as bread. Speculators and Investors will be driven to forced changes-man • �tcellency the Governor. Wrote liah Tenderfoot teats, including believe that war will be averted but are not certain which Ro.d the Governor, who is also Chief the Scout Law. It is said that and base metal stocks to sell, which to keep and which to buy. Our Scout for the- Windward Islands: the who atmosphere of the en- Fi Caus" booklet entitled' "It is with considerable satisfac- tre,, at which there are 80 'child- "'�`�' "Prepare For War" tion that-I learnt of,. and saw for ren, has been transformed. by the Lumber Loss indicates s constructive course for anxioes investors to follow. myself, the excellent work per= introduction of Scouting ideals There are but a limited number of these booklets available; Free formed by the Boy Scouts of St. and ideas. Seasoning yards Most Be Kept copy sent on request. Clear Of Old Decayed Woos R. L. MORAN COMPANY type of radio which may give avis- And Other Sources Of Infee- ' • tion a formidable".life as and 67 Yong e Street ELain 7357 Toronto _ Science rerolutioniie \�(� the ,whole tion. 1/Y kat Scien a field of ultra-short wave transmis- sion. When an unslightly blue stain in _ Doing Radio engineers• have pronounc- If sawn lumber causes losses of thous- F j it the most important advance ands of dollars to Canadian lumber- ed i in that science since Dr. Lee de _ . �lassiFied advertising a Forest produced the. vacuum tube REDUCER p - - 1• WEIGHT RE in 1905. GOING T 0 TOWN? - I A pituitary-extract produced in It generates extremely short ■ - 'McGill University research labor&- waves both powerful and easily BABY CHICKS FEEDS AND FERTILIZERS _-4p 'tor ies has been shown to be suc- controlled-an impossibility with Remember to M easeful III practical tests -as a 7.ESLIE SKIPPER, �IEut of 450 POTAdw FERTILIZER rte for. P the usual ultra-short Rave equip- J pear Ito�i OI this Oq,� io+t only four out of 45U Hardwood Ashes), use. tor.Free weight reducer. The extract does went. week's Toronto RX White Rock chicks, last year. Circular exalalnfng use. .George its work by speeding up inetabol- Cockerels weighed '6 lbs_ at-five Steve", Peterborough, Untario. r speeding'up metabolism and thus •"Good-health is essential to the Star Weekly. mon Tntea.' P 7lmonthai order D PREIASURE cent. at HIGH BLOOD ' ism and thus barns up fat depos- J raytchictu now. Bra Hatchery, security and progress of nations." L+ 180 John Street North Hamilton, Hrr;H r;U)OD PRESS'CRE-WRITE ited in excess in body tissues. -Franklin D. Roosevelt. Ontartc. tore: nff and azi glyparb u- WHEAT ELECTRICALLY- - _ _ _ lase ul byrpZiring our amazingly Duc- 'FOR InEAL IiROILEFt� OR LIGHT ceastul hyblood'treatment.. Pedl-• roastets (suitable for, eiDort greed Products, Saskatoon, Sable SHOCKED trade) sou can't beat nray white irhe yield of'wheat,can be in. - ;creased by electrical treatment of l.e¢horn cockerel+, especially - t - wh«n�+apont ed. write for full de HO\FY FOB. %ALF ��ANADIAIV SECURITIES tails tui:.>'., grey Hut•herY. 130 ,'�!► the seed,- according to Professor Jonn S[reee orlil, Hamilton, out• CHOtt'E HONEY-:I\ 8 LB. PAILS Benedetto Riccioni.. The profes- LEG ac_..,.f,ULL.ET.S f19,o0, bar $3.Of1,'Buckwheat $S.UlI; B5 Amber sor's experiments at his laboratory Heavx Creeag ^'ac. pullets 316.95. 1b+• Amber $T.90, Buckwheat $8 50. +' A►i (.overnmpr,+ • 'ippraved from Hutchinson Bros., ]fount Forest. -at Terni, Italy, are stated to have bloodteated hr,eders. Complete tintario: been verified by the Italian lain- prli-o Vat on request. Henry Mill- CHOICE C1:.t)VFR HONEY IN 65 L1t. istry of Agriculture and the eon- ;Dominion and Provincial Ar, Baden F:lertric Chick Hatchery, net tins 44:20. \V, 31arvin,,lvell- federation of Italian Farmers. He r Government , Bonds 7LYrio.\ PET - -' _ Limit,-d. Eadvm On inhtnn, Untario. claims that the method is simple SPEND LESS MOX A• D IN\F'STMENT OPPORT!'N[TY more qutlity In yur chick$. Doz- ens and inexpensive, si lying ohm, SI the electrical unit, to increase the' `.•`-Municl al Bondf e k b 'ors a eclat - p n chi u3 hat n m we d1 a„ \e Lo regular LU Don ed T e' vie rs i rn E g,i WANTED, ufirea foCrNe� energy contained in the seed it- a , Ina 3uAdelaide ER.d��., Ph efn a bong st nt4me, Co Aare ur• �,Il t - _ ubllc Utility e -- e ,Elan. Ret 'Tvraddle prices and quality. Grad tial. Box self. Heavy ee Ic, Pullets I8c. A H •t> l;r ds 1 Toronto. - z.ight hrr.ed? 10 4c.. PuIleta zs�. ` yre3lcine has a new trick, heat- Rend fnr romplete price list. 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Atlan.nn Armature lss:a No. 8--r39 _ _ 6.30 p;m•. CBO. Ottawa. Toronto. Mantr., 855 Bay St.. Toronto. - tr , -vV . 7 • �`*'" wer can be possessed, and often It is interesting to nota is this -�- •"--R _ c,1: , power verse, which records the itinerant B William ' _ is,—the power of a eat Intel- Y lect the power of ring great work of these'two missionaires THIS CURIOUS " WRLD Ferguson &�� �,��� multitudes, power for winning bat- and their return to Jerusalem, R �` _ ties, power for making money,— three different phrases indicating by those who are not right with their preaching activity. In the pSTRIONOMEI?.S _ �.e3�On God. first plane, they "testified," which A ---- 22. Repent therefore o! this thy is the translation of a Greek word r� C2t�PT'E GENERA"L_Y iz f '�► {' wickedness, a-nd Isray the Lord, if meaning to give solemn testimony \� ` BEuEVE THAT THE LESSON IX perhaps the thought of thy'heart to some great fact, to cause it to shall be forgiven thee. be believed. The second. phrase iN GE -40:ZAL, PETER IN SAMARIA 23. For 1 see that thou art in the "spoke the 'word of the Lord," ws�S FaRMm ns Acts 8:4-25 gall of bitterness and ill the bond would certainly indicate that they tj',otdea Text ye, buy. believed that the were oclaim- ; and ld yea, come, buy wine and of iniquity. The ancients consid- y p' 2 yZ BILLION milk without money and without ered that the gall of noxious rep- Ing divine truth, a message given \ �� - .'u. Iva. 56:1, tiles was the source of their ven- to them by the Lord and concern- r — pp�� om, and Peter warms Simon that ing the Lord. The last phrase, THE LESSON 'lei ITS SETTING Mess repentance comes he will "preached the gospel," comes from Time.—It is generally believed become v.-orse and worse until he the word evangelize, and so thi§ �-"sem✓�/ - �z—= r that Stephen was martyred A.D.' becomes all`venom. last phrase could read, "evangeliz- 36, and it was therefore in that 24. And Simon answered and ed in many'villages.of the 5amari- year that the preaching of Philip said, Pray ye for me to the Lord, tans." in Samaria took place. that none of the things which ye WOi�DS Place.—The city of Samaria is have spoken come upon me. Com- ,Sacrifice To Evil "�£2TILIZ.ATION" r lotted is the midst of the pro- are with this serve the words: AND = vine of Samaria, in which we "Like Pharaoh, Simon was fright- POC..f`INATION" might call central Palestine. ' ened, but not reformed." He Yail- A beautiful blonde girl, aged 19, ' ! Instead of quieting those who was made a human sacrifice in FREGZf-jF_NTLY saRE USED TO ' ed to see the right meaning of DEMOTE Tl-+E SAME 7HINCa/ were bitterly persecuting the early prayer. We must not go to God Michigan recently by a fanatical Church in Jerusalem the martyr- couple, who beat her to death "to ^�ANy STUDENTS C BCJfANY. in supplication merely to escape ri the house of evil spirits." �OwEVF�2, .REST1 UCT door of Stephen seemed to have ud ment or wrath or penalty, but fanned into a hotter.flame their 1 g P y _ "�C-L//�T/O/V" TO T'liE PLAG• to escape sin. The estimated average price of ItvG OF POet.-EN ON T'NE BTiGM� hatred, for the new faith. After 25. They therefore, when they the burial of Stephen there arose had testi ed and spoken the word a troy funds of fine gold in Cana- / wr r1-� `FFr2TiG✓7.�tTiGni"say 'rt1 E the greatest of all the persecu- than 'funds was $34.99 in 1937, ACCTION OF THE POu-r=N AFTER tors of the apostolic church, Saul of the Lord, returned to Jerusalem while in 1938 the corresponding rr RFPCHMS THE'STIGMA to Tarsus, who later was to . the and preached the gospel to many price was $35,165. ' villages of the Samaritans. o greatest of all the defenders of � the-faith. AT ONF_ TIME, COU`D So often revivals are the cause MOVE His eAJ:ZS .N AMI of sharp words, of unjust criti- ! FS GtszE-CT10nt/ I���Ij %r cisco,-and sometimes of publicRA ® UNDERNEATH THE SKIN nenouncements. This great work ' of Philip of Samaria had not pro- - Wt WE STtt� HAVE SEVEN of Phided many days before one ap- y / NVH� WBR£ "eared in these revival circles /� N D 'N E -` - 'S 3"a-,+ USED FOi2THl.s PURFO<'E mrR�rnsYNGEarswn who, if allowed his way, would By MADGE ARTHUR OUR ears of today have tittle use as sound catchers, since they have wrought great havoc in the are too flat, but once. when man's life depended on his ability to - cause of the Christian faith. in hear the approach of other animals,he could turn them in different that city. THE GREAT PIANIST Donald Dickson, who has taken directions, just as a horse does. Today the muscles that made From life Mother Church .Thole who were unlucky enough Nelson Eddy's place on• the Chase this possible, although still present, are useless, 0 14. Now when the apostles that were.at Jerusalem heard that Sit to mite the recital broadcast by. and Sanborn Hour, is by no means - were.at J received the word it ignace Jan Paderewski from Lau- a newcomer. to s God, they sent unto them Peter. sanne, Switzerland, last September, radio. In fact he ■ and John. This verse shows that will be able to hear the,great pian- got his start on -Great Opera Starist from Radio City to New York the networks and ` - the church at Jerusalem was re- on Sunday, February 26, at 2 P.m. X< was broadcasting garded as the mother church. - - - 16. Who, when they were come on that date the entire Magic Key ;'�'� when he was sign• sf down, prayed for them, that they of ACA will be.devated to Paderew- - ed by the Metro- HORIZONTAL Answer to Preva Pnsale 12 Work of skive might receive the Holy Spirit 16. ski's playing. . politan Opera Co. I Modern opera Mi q , 1 , 16 She is a native _. for t yet it was Paden upon none Paderewski arrived in New York as one of its prin- of on Tuesday., 21, by the Ile c i p aI baritones. star singing' TA VI iK A 19 One of hes of them: only they had been bap- in America. _ tized into the namZ of fhe Lord de, France, to begin his 20th con- From radio to op- 13 To soak flax. I- A T 1 favorite - tizedJesuThe apostles did not come cert to^r of North America. He era in New York 14 Pertain to Q l-iE 5 roles, dosvts to-collect money; they did made his debut on this continent and thea to radio the lore- R ERI L 22 Maintains. ears ago. i n-H o 11 y w ood, 15 Sailor. NIA' si,; 23 Forage plant. S 47 S F` i S h trip Cate- N 2 S Iris no. come down especially to If his-broadcast from Lausanne a ach is.his subae- 18 Back of the T -"� chize; they did not come down to S1 NEP society. ms`s last September 2i. is any criterion i fluent career is a neck. tyl 'NC make proselytesk b:it they did seek7 To love F I 28 Corn sial.' Padsrewski's title as the poet of Donald DicksonDlkn nutshell. � 8 To seize.the spiritual- enrichment of the the rewskorte stili holds good in excessively Mt S T TI 2 lives of these young Christians. ' ' " spite of his, 79 years. Hfa playing 18 Person p. A I W 29 Aoiv of a All1.7. Then laid they their. hands thea was nnforgottable.- opposed. - R series. on them, and they received the : Erika Mann. daughter o!Tkgmae 36 Part of a Holy Spirit. This experience of the For many sears Paderew9ki did Mann, and a famous writer and lee- 20 Skillets. T I stair. Samaritans was exceptional, and _ not favor radio and refused coasts- turer in her own right, a ill be X22 Chair. 49 Sound of VERTICAL 38 Lengthwise.. urns intended to teach that, as ani- tentiy to broadcast. He consented. heard is a 'quarter hour's talk on 24 Files. sorrow. .2 God of war. -39 Door rugs. ra s intolous gifts might be withheld however, -in. September, and his the present education of children. 27 Keno. 50 To Bit. 3'Corded cloth. 40 Hodgepodge. music hear! at the 'height-of-the in Germany. from Montreal ..and 30 Artifices for a time from true coverts, so crisis, came from Europe like a 31 Fragile. 52I uratioe. 4Level tracts 42 Moist, _ in the future, as at the present over the Canadian network on 32 Ascended. 53 Duration. without 42 Comparison voice of peace its the midst of the Monday; February 27, at 7 p,tn. day, conversion might be wile as Aiiss 32ann speaks from direct evi- 33 Queried. 54 To place in forests• word. quite noise`of war. Enthusiasm. 4 Song for peal even though attended by no 34 Still. — dine _ 5 En sm 3 0' one Paderew•ski's. last composition miracles' or sigma. Bence as a result of a visit ineog- 35 Before -• 55 New star. 'IA lows voice 18. Now when Simon save that Pas his Symphony in A minor des nito to Germany in 1937. She +lis- 340 Right. 56 She is one-of ?Away. 44 Measure. through the laying on of the epos- cribing the tragic fate of h:s native guised herself-as a•peasant• and .37 Note in scale., the greatest 8 Gibbons. 45 Company. ties' -hands the Holy Spirit was Poland and hinting prophetically of stole back to ,the Thomas Mann 39 Followers of of living -- 9 On the lee. 46 Black. given, he offered them money, 19. its resurrection., The Spephany house in Munich to rescue the fashions, 57 She special= lOMachine 47 To wander. sayink, Give me.also this power, Was performed in Boston 'in.1949. precious manuscr!pt of her father's 44 Dentists' izes in the parts. 48 To scorch. that on whomsoever I lay my Ten years later Paderewski was the recently Published novel "Joseph. instruments. music of It Light brown. 51 Force. hands, he may receive the'Holy first Prime `I[niiter of Polattd. Last And l?is Brethren''. 6 10.. 11 I Spirit, year he published his autoblog >/ raphy. ' 5 Simons attitude is that of.a pro- W ' TO BE HEARD—BBC broa-dca3t, fessional wizard convinced that j4120UND THE Dts.L strangers have at command magic- -Bert Lytell,- native New Yorker Lord Somers speaking to Boy 17 gl powers of wonderful strength. , Scouts of Canada, Feb. 23, 5.45 P•m. He,fancied;that he could by money who has been on .t re stage since 22 e .instructed how to acquire, use: early childhood, and also been tea- CI3C. A Young. French Canadian 20 21 and impart, all in the ' way of cured in'leading screen roles, has• bola at English Canada,'a �:oung 27 28 9 trade, these powers. From, this been signed fora series of radio English Canadian looks at French 2 5 26 act of Simon's comes our word Plays to be presented_ from NBC Canada, '•National Forum" Feb. 26, '� !"simony," the crime of buying, Radio •Cttp studios each Friday 10.00 p.m. CBC, Amos and Addy, selling, or bar ainin� fans !ritual ni-ht over the NBC network from special halt hour broadcast,. Feb. '► - g' g a p 10.^0 to 10.45 p.m. The new series 27, 7 p.m. NBC, Robert Taylor., functions. The sin of Simon is t virtually repeated when i man based on short short stories will Jeanette DlacDouaid, "Screen Guild he known as "Bert.Lytell in Drama Show" .Feb. 26, 7.30 p.m. CBS. Ray 3 35 Ray- gets himself appointed to office in a the church, not that he may do Time." mond Puige, 99 men and a girl,new t God's work;but that he may make series of shows heard for first time (, 37 3S a living or gratify his ambition. -President Roosevelt, speaking be- Tues., Feb. q2, over CBS. peethov. Buying God's Gift fore a joint session of Congress on. en Symphony No. 1, Montreal Or- v 20. But Peter said unto him, the 150th- anniversary of the first chestra. March 2, 8.00 p.m. CBC. `Thy silver perish' with thee, be Congress ever held in the Zn!ted Bertha S1cGregor, only woman pat- 9 50 5 cause thou hast thought ,to ob- States, will be beard over !Tie com- ant lawyer, guest 'It Can Be bined Blue and Red networks of Done," March 8, 10.30 p m. CBS. 3 4 5 tain the gift of God with money. _ -► _21. Thou hast neither part nor lot th NBC and over the Canadian net- Paul Leyssac, noted translator of - work on Sat,n•day, March 4, from Hans Andersen fairy tales, Ma:•Gh' 7 __ in this matter: for thy heart is _ —I- not not right before God. Worldly L'.00 noon to 1.00 p.m. 9, 11.15 P.M. CBC, REGTAR FELLERS--Good in Everything By GENE BYRNES ' -- --• ` _-, - .._-___�gyp. . .. , -...- ` ri ,' -- - - -- - �_ . , ., ,. �_ o �/1� ��RNR.V.s.P Otflu. wn rlrhb.ane,ed• '• �RS'f Cms IIyrnn ' • • - . - ') :.n;. wrr v r 'rw .�,'y,. ti'' -.• .vr1;p...r.w c -.. �.. .. _ .. 7y.} or 0W17m77 �,.. .A 7 - greatly angered the Germans, but _ . qw1 * nodal scale, and they do sot need the Presiderrt denies having made ! L, E.OP �E ILL „w to recognize their more. .humble I that statement. Skating he INS %WW, 1'S, f.0 S citizens. Yimiting one another is not 0 FUNBRAL DiRaCTOB AND .'s1.'R Per ?end ;130 paid In airaoes so common as it once was. The IGMBALKItR to the Uma sa>ai. tele one has probably much to do Dunbarton Rink - --=^ - with this change. But those goad T _9uesewor Lo W. J.MatlEsr, _ " f' Tlbrjfaia $2.00 in advanes.• old days have%passed. NER - Scout2rille -- _..- Every Wednesday Night and Day Ser-vice e J 01 N M J R K A R 1 Proo rte to Great consternation and anger IK: Business Phon- Rseidence!bons was created throughout Germany & Saturday Ev'$s• 8t3Qi 9820 _ _ last week l y a spc-ech made by Yr- .�,. NOTES AND COMMENT& esident Rouseveit of the United GOOD MUSIC States, in which he made it clear �� !2� The people of this generation that the American- Republic would t � 1 ADMISSION•--.15 CTS. ' are enjoying" many conveniences give its strong support to the dem !�� jlj1�1LlCjC R and means of enjoyment never ocracies of Europe in case that _ Skates sharpened at Rink dreamed by our grandparents. We War broke out between Germany Price 15 Ceuta have our motor cars; electric light, and 1'ta1•y en the one hard and '.Oi1.Finish. Sc.sates - telephones, electric cenvemencesfor France and Britain on the other. EItNIE S7lZOUD, Prop, BMAKENT IVA66tNG PA11+1 the home, such as electric washers 1'his declaration by Roosevelt will v ' simple but rich °a' ' THAT FRAYS T'1•fE TEMPER 1 electric ranges, electric irons, elec- I sign we can furnish — be a great influence in promoting memorials that will A N D N E R•Y ES. IT MAY BE :tric toasters, ranges. radios and peace Europe. ..Germany will not aumeruos other e<luipRrlern which " everYi earn to Play — YOUR EYES, t soon fcrget that a the cast war standpoint. Ia dignity H. TUCK, OPT. D. ' tends to make life more -Pleasant the entrance of the United States ' and easier. On the farm many lab- into the conflict had much to -do of aA our SPANISH - or-saving devices have been invent- work will stand out HAWAIIAN GUITAR, Dims! � om P. 4L ed to take away much b the heavy with the defeat of Germany. They throes the ag. GUITAR and UKELELE !mss 1S1A� work that Rae indispens�le to the realize that with the United States Greater Tribute 09EA'WA, OWL farmer a hundred-Team ago. The a rAting with Britain and France, K. W. BTAFFORD Individual balf-bout Sealsoas . • scythe and grain cradle have been in a war now, victory will not be HighwayRe ommeatal Mona Kea Studios so easy as they imagine. They will :displaced by the mower and �- hesitate before they will, make a A. 41! wbwjy Oat. Claremont. Markham. Unionville, er• Hay forks and hay l+aaders have declaration of war, and the Posslb- 8iagscea Road Wed Ucbcidge. 'StotrEville. greatly lightened the burdens of it is a will be maintained. an request. Notioe to . Yo� _ farm labour. Pianos s`2A grams- i! Y P Instruments supplied They also realize that Britain is phones have added much to the . c•: To convince you as to the merits;of oar much stronger than she was s !eve stens you will receive FREE of Oharge home life, and in many other ways months -1•� stupendous eff- y We do Building of all kinds _ new ideas have been introduced, Orta she bas made is increasing' her oras Leaven on any one of the above :-tending to make life more enjoyab- output of airplanes and the 'build- instruments. ULRPBNTRI;tIKK le. But ,it is very doubtful if the jug of many new warhsips has Put 'LESLIE SMITH 0)ISMElVTIN4, `� people of today are an happy as her in a Position that she has no c LUMIUNG they were 3a the pioneer days- fear as to the outcome of a coss- They lived in !usable dwellings. Expert _ Law Motor Sales _ Xaa flirt. She is confident of a victO�,INO Their houses were built of logs, blt p cry, but she would far rather pre-, Chrysler-i-�yln®nth they were waren grid comfortable. ter pelice to a war in which she Radio Se Chrysler- We a so sell Brantford Roog.+s They were heated by large wood was certain that ,she came out vic- dealer stoves, and a -card of good ham 1[attristR,Empdre Bathreoos body wood, four feet long. could torious. Even if she' gained a der- DIXIE ROAD MiIntpment, Duro Watdr isive victory she would lose in the i Baile north of Dumbarton is G4i USEII! CMS ms. Beatty ' , be bought from iil.t)O to 1169. �. for chat she might gain by GOOZ'3YEARIRES 88�gss 1Sllible eat - There were no Pis, and very her victory would not recompense WI ARD, 3ATTBRI=1 few organs, but there were fiddler aIn otisr B liater[al (violins) and mouth orgslns. and her for theO cost in .GENERAL 1?iiti $,Rdmatea Fees ' money- incurred in the Preparations SKILLED MB�1?pAI�tS d many could play them sad- furnish for war'sad in rrsaintaining a huge Give us a irfal on a Ne* or a(lied Cin Werk GHnarsatee musk for the dances which were amy in the field. Be*Wea there is � Y 24 Haus Towing Serv;'6 num.m ous in those days. Thenthegrealoss ID property and in . d. r ROU 4E were no cars,but there were sleighs lives sacrificed in the war, and the � Gordon J• Law land cutters for the -intoes. And sufferings endured by the wound- P.os 5592; wagons and buggies for the sum- ed: and by the families of those Phony 24AA PI©RTBR,Filt1G. OPTl`1SI(1r ewer. They had their sleighing part- killed the war. .I! is now over PIUKICRINGI, ONTARIO - 'ies, which were made enjoyable Order Bret+ Chide "°'�. and be twenty years since the last war, -kwj ,•- a,� an pRcm climb with laughter, singing and sleigh but it is still costing the country oast Fall. See me.or pbooe me. bells. In those gocd old days an En. lions of dollars every year in right away Peesaaal attantiosa people were on the same social Worapt delivery, Radio pa} g pe d cerin forcrate. and LhAy visited each other -un nerona g L« G. WILSOV those lying in hospitals suffering SerVice ver) !mquently. and they did "not from wounds and disease 'incurred a n- n - R. R 1 Myrtle St O t have t' 3s 'Lp in their Sunday .by the last world war. It is hoped Expert service and re- best whr'.i.making their visits. But that the attitude taken by. Mr. )j �t�Q ] R@as• -sold 6v today it is much different- They �LQn �IagSQe� pairs to all makes. have their "upper tens and lovw�ir. -Roosevelt may be the means o! Work averting war. It Was 'reported that onable charges. A.W•MITCHELL '` - fives' If a man- can have •. silk MANOR ' HOTELguaranteed. F . hat and a woman a fur coat cost- Mr. Roosevelt in his speech had :-- - __hat a-and a stated that the Listed States iron- H HILLS/LLS ARTHUR . FIELD ing - Pickering 1` titles them to a Place on the tier was in France,--_W Community Hal I just completed. eats Radio and Television lostitaU Ont. o Mas - Strictly modern, beautiful Dance Member Oficial Radio Service 4' floor. Banquets, Socials, Clubs, AssoeislfE n• REPEAT PERFORJbI A NCE - Eucbres, Dances catered to. 40 Phone 5201, PiCBEEi IN(;} Teras •on application. --- • - Come to an up-to-date• well conducted _ rama place for your nest party. PhoneYfalvern tt3('2 17-44 ea veg'Wan _.. BROC ^THEATRE _SELL CALVES AT HOME .. WHITEVALE, MARCH 3RD wH=TAY Save Time and cusp ARCH 9TH THt.RSDAY. FRIUHY&SATURDAY We have 'a buyer at the, farm - BROUGIHAM, M FEBRUARY 23 .24 and 25 . o Shows at 7 and 9 MONDAY, TUESDAY AND Senior Dramatic ' Club '•w sat. Matinee at 1.30 WEDNESDAY Pickering United Church i'"Hold that Co-Ed" GP/CKERfNG FARMS llramatization of Mary .3. Holmes' �,th LIMITED JOHN� BARRYMORE ARNOSr� 3 GEORGE MURPHY, PHOW el most popular novel* "MARJURI$ WEAVER Program begins at 8.15 P. m. -- JOAN DAVIS - -�:� :• ;'-SACK HALEY - { ADMISSION, 25C.CH I L'DREN, 150. Also an ADDED ATTRACTION ' : an sup , ecp y The March f ' of Tinie" �A►11 popular sizes o Monday, Tuesda h W cess, -GOOD �JSED ~TIRES �N� �N�rAi► y FEBRUARY 27,28 and 29 '• . Thousad ; ands of miles of cheap trans- -First First Shove at 7.00 - 0 • V*I , . - las"--omplete Show at 8:2&--- - - - portatione Every-ties-guaranteed HOLIDAY' LITy H.EAVY TUBES WITH FIRST QUA _ , : 4'.SO-21 1.2 5 ! -Washington $20.55..Ottawa X$8.85 KATHARINE HEPBURN T St. Louis $23-25 Pitlsb;::gh $13.70 6.00-19 $1 6 =� GAY GRANT � 'Milwaukee $17.75 Dallas $36.73 2,15 x 5-day T.xcursion DORIS NOLAN Ci,�O-1G ;$ LEW ARES - - PLACE FARES - ROUTINGS • STOP OVERS - -_ ALSO • — LF' HOTEL RATES, ETC. �� » . Sharpshooters .(Alfred Mole)WITH - F.astPrn louse —phone 4500 .BRIAN DO.LEVY IOLA�gEMpNT+ ONTARIO � LYNN BART .•piaGDe 3201 1 I 1 WALLY' VERINOti _ •. ., } M -� 4•,. Z S:w^•• _ �•^.-, ., tx.•" ar,.M .y,.F-. � '� z ':+C.i'+-C:^f ...: ;O s '�Mom SALE H'�" JAm svRvxYok ' Eyesight Education AUCTION Set breeching brass-mounted team Mrs. Wm. -Evans was in Toron- r —0E— harness, Set back band testa hare• IF. J. DONEPAN B. A., B. &.1 0 :and Bio on Monday. Reg. dz Ke Oattle, ess, brass-mounted. Set plow hare- L, S. On MIS are tlsv reloads of sur --- —•- _ Misses Daisy and Florrie Duey- B g• eas. Set heavy single harness foi veyoM Gibson and Ywndld, ltd► EFFICIENCY " des returned to the city on Mon Pigs. Grain. Hay, Implements horse fork work. Set single driv- King Feat, Oshawa. phone 11162' '` .-day evening. Blacksmith's Tools, Harness, ing harness. 5 Good horse collars dire. Wm. Birkett, and 'Mr. and Household Furniture Etc, Quantity other harness. • 4 Horse _by j. 'Mrs. Roy Ward, were Toronto blankets, 2 Rain covers. ~' visitois on Monday. Ma ssey- Harris C H TJCK The undersigned has received instruc- • We are glad to hear that Mrs. Furniture ILee is reported to be improving, tions to sell by Public Auction on . :: s • after -her recent illness. WEDNESDAY, MAA. 1sT 2 Congoleum rugs, 9 x 12,. Quare- _ Farm !OpThe McIntyre dant is reported 1939tity •Linoleum, 2 yds. wide. Quan k. 01 r to be in foil production again after tity Llnoleum 4 yds. wide. Dinner Implem on LOT 19, Stb LINE, MARKHAM Set, blue band, Quantity of clover ente : fit Realista few days slack period. Hlaaa7 Bus• (oPP• P. O•) Miss P, Duerden, w4 are sorry I mile Nortb of Markham Village, leaf dishes. 6 Oak kitchen chairs. Oshawa. p]m� 1516 t belonging to the Estate Cupboard: Kitchen cabinet. Quan- to report, has been ill, and con- Property g g tity pillow. Cook stove. Heater. Sales and Service fined to her home during the past of the Late Goal oil stove. Wash tub. Tall- You may think that I am saying ;j 1 ' l table. Washin machine. Tub Having been appointed-ag a lot about glare. I admit I sin and : week. WESLEY 0 X - Mr. James Bris+eoe has been 8 , stip there will be very much unsaid „ $tans and wringer. Number ui alit in Pickering Township , - added to the list of flu victimts. jars. Sideboard. 6 Dining Room when I stn through. Ya the school We hope to see him out again in a _ sarins I am now ready to supply. gMasy paler of the hooka, black• r — dew days. _ " _ n• 2 Conches, 3 Extension tleasda and sm6oth desk tops_ard Mr. Roy Ward, Township Road Reg. Clydesdale mare, Maud Gare ' tables. 2 Oak tables. Victrola and the farmers with anything repeated disturber* of the vision of Supt., has been attending records. Den table, Combination in the implement line, the An dale No. 45904. Bay mare H. D., 12 p the atndent8. The greatest menace nual Good Roads Convention in desk and bookcase. Sewing mach-. yta old. Bay mare, R. D•, 13 yrs. 0180 repairs and arta will of these is the reflection from the •': ine. 2 Rocking chairs, Hall rack. Fa p glossy Pape 'Tomato this week. . Above' team lull sisters and well r of the hooka- Glare 'iglu regular Euchre Club party matched. 'Bap mare, 1L D., ria 4 2 Iron beds. 3-Piece bedroom suite. beon hand atter Feb.lat. never has been more noticed than was withdrawn this week on ate- Yrs. Bay gelding, H- D., ria. 4 yrs. Piano, 2 Wooden beds, springs bt thy. Reatric light signs, electric mattresses. 3 _Dressers. wash JOHN L. GILLMAN ount :of the ny erous other act- Above.team are well matchecr and lights in office and home, power. ivitiea that have been taking place sited by Torre Ensign. stands. Chest of drawers. Quilt BROUGHMAM, ONT.. 23 it so vert box. Bedroom set. 3 Feather beds. fol headlights, making , in the district. easy and in many ,cases necessarr, The Baptist Mission Circle will Cattle TERMS CASH NO RESERVE to extend the day's work well intq ? meet on Tuesday next, at 2.30 p. A" le Leaf Xntn �1?e the nigric re no Rork and extra - nL at the lwme of Mi+a. 1A�• B. dq W. sow, _fresh, calf by sl SALEy!ill start at 1L30 a.m.sba�p P fins work are now not impossible. j The pmgraai in charge of. B. A W. caw, fresh, calf by-silo J.H, & KEN PRENTICE, Auetioaeen 811t�IICe Cj�a bpt are in eertain quarters expect• Mrs. Lewis' group �ernsey cow, fresh, calf by side. Earl Graham&J. WJWartiner, Clerics ski and even demanded; being done A C,om munity Shower was held Red caw, sap. to calve by sale. V lJARAN=SA II6S. tt under artificial light makes that + in the United Church on Monday B. & W. cow, bred Nov. 30th. amp ntea flee Farad aid Ciw■�e! action more dangerous- _ might of this week, for Mr. and Reg. Holstein cow, Daisy Canary t IItl4II, r amen D�ita�r Eye fatigue at school or At world Mrs. David Coates, who were roc- Pluto, 336254, bred Jan. 7th. B. & � jyourea N gwedba therefore,.Is'a common trouble and •eptly married. A large number of W. Holstein heifer, bred Jan. 12th. .SSVs elf. most case* have the complaint but very nice, prsctieal gifts were re- B. &. W, cow, bred Oct. 16th. Reg. Aix your own fertilisers � "do not know the cause. Aceomp- .Ceaved by the happy young couple. Holstein heifer, 378933, bred Dec.. and save one-third on your Aerie I at 'sayingeye strain will come a long Tht death took pis" suddenly 4th. Reg. Holstein cow, 313227, bred AS =01L .list of such troubles as ner"us- : at the hcsne of,her son, Mr. C. A. Nov. 18th., Reg. Holstein heifer, fert.ilizina bill. _ vt to W FbM mess, hesdaches and general debil- pverbd, Claremont., on Thurs- 878e32, bald Dee. 8th. Reg. Hol- We are'trying to plate a car. BOWMAN A ROWS ity. These are but the results at day. February 18th, of Mrs. Mar- stein heifer. Reg. Holstein heifer, bad of fertilizing materials at flghtisae against an - izapodtiom inda Ashley, beloved wife of Mr. 3'78934, bred Dec.. lat. B. dc. W. Cbertywosd or Pickens= Sta-. _OZ!lAlm Yaw might as well try correcting byl - Luther Overland, of Brief, Ont., is sow, bred Feb. tat. B. k. W. cow tion this sprits• rale Of thor theory as YOU Ther ?lith year• sup. calve by sale. B. &. W. cow; could to correct by consulting t For particulars and:prices ap- The many friends.of Dr. Freel bred Sept. 25th. Red cow, bmf Nov mail order house. The child of to- -,Of Stouifvitls, will regsot to bear 14th. Red cow, bred Avg. 28th, B. Ply to J, VINCENT TEEFY. 'VV�16* vale day is the loan of tomorrow, give of his passing, this week. The & W. cow. bred Jan. 9t1L Fat cow CberryVose". Oat• or to the ) a cbtace is the world. decter, a few years ago was a Fat ea+r. 2 iffo4tebti hunts. Rq. ..U.F. O, Co., Ltd., Toronta. General Agency -'• very familiar, and much-thought- Holstein bull. 128313, born May ,;. 24-27 of gentleman in this district. Hi3 1938. 2 Stock bulls,,D:uTbams. McCOAMiCK-DETRING At Claremont death took place at an advanced gAgy CI-ITCKS , rnest C. Fetzer �- swine air Pealtry DEALER 4 /The lee, Sleet and Snow that _ . N Go" : has been provided for.us during 7 Pigs, 3 1:2 mos. old. 7 Pigs, 150 AL20 � �—Mo*ey regalyd. 'the pant ten days has put the lbs. -r Fat hogs:' 8 Fat hogs. White Beok your orders. 'Prices (f• FLEURY&TUDBOPE ANDEMN Fleet Elortaague. roads in a very poor driving con- sow bred Jan. 28th. White sow, duality both right. Discuss ltACHINBHY & RSPAill:9 LAWYER dition. Many cars have had to be I`red Jan. 14th. Red sow, bred Dec. your Poultry Problems with us• Steel wagon wheels. Pedlar Rest- 1M y espsolaases Inc. Frost or Lowly Ferree assisted out of the ditches during 9th. 32 White Leghorn hens. EQUIPMENT Goodyear Tires ;3g LAWRENCE AVE. EAST � the week. Q - ;Red hdiaa Gasoline sad Oils TORONTO, ONT. •e re •rescot Jameswa tit PARTS �ti u The marriage took Place on Gn.la, Hay and Roots P y C. T. d AMO ATS Friday evening last, in thg Clare- Rideau Specialty Co. Gn-BRAL HARDWAR)s CALL AT t morrt United Church, of Wanda About 800 bush- good barley. About See our Display Q j; Violet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1000 bush. mixed grain." 35 tons of CIISTU9d HATCHING $Frank Wright ;`'BOOSE'S Burton Cameron, of Claremont; y-. .Quantity ]langold - - --- to James Robert Lilly, son of feet ensilage. Quantity potatoes. Turkey{!Duck eggs,S3.50per 100 W>�tITEOALE ONT. : : CASH STORE 1; the late George W. Lilly and Mrs. Hen Eggs, $2.50 per 100 u are_. rices a to a Irllyr, of Camp Borden. During implements etc. Hatched in latest Electric Our lowest owing - ertilators ow e the signing of the register, Mr. to. very 1 overhead. tCall and _ Incubators. Secure your — Harry Cameron, brother, of the M-H Hint'-:,r 7-ft- good shape, Deer �. ase for you and be con, bride, sang "Because". Followina Ing �io.*ci, 5 1-2 ft. good shape. M. space in advance. T' 10 ft. 13-Disc I. H. UNIONVILLECHICK HATCHERY .SPeClal RBduCtiODB while they visited. Be sure and get your the ceremony. conducted. by Rev. H. hors., salve, C: Fenih_c.r and Grain Drill, near last. Model B ticket with each 50c: cash par- 1 ,'J. E. Glover, Pastor, of the Church (No. aay) chase. Three Prises will be -.a reception was held at the home nen-. it-Pf.e combination drill, i. Phone Unionville 2920 Residence 3902 : 2 Only.13 run for M:H. drills, Reg, of the bride's parents. On their H. C. I-, .00th, spring-tooth cult- Stouffville'2620 24tfi13.00. for$30.00. given each Saturday night at ' return from a wedding. trip to ivator, fc:r tractor or horses. Spring 1 Only,11 run for M,-K:drills, Rea, 1p p• m.`Your Selection. New York, Mr. and Mrs. Lilly will c, m _�� harrow in- 1 1 Only 1:3 run for VlcGormick-veer- •CLAREMONT, "",bNT•• 4• tcr,th tract:; cultivator. Steel land 40 J0, for $30,00, a-eside at Barrie. --- ;— r1,,,P, ATTENTION_ , y throw. bockshutt corn cultivator. • 00 Set 6 section drag harrow. Drag These are all new machines, Som- WATCH REPAIRING ♦ -BALE REGISTER bar for 5-sec. and 1 for 3-section Q plete and installed. Over 15.000• , Harrow cart. Drill plow, Fordson Brock Road •Gravel sold in Ontario. New Model 133 8 tiTURDAY, Mar. 11th — auction tractor, good shape: Ot1Rer 2' fur- Fertilators, Alemite gerased andim- Having opened a watch repairing T Hale of Faun Stock, Implements, row tractor plow. No.. 7 Wilkinson � proved,- Fits any make of drill. Q at Lot 9, Con. 9, Pickering, the + shop in Claremont,'I am pre and plow. No. 21 Peter Hamilton plow. L it . 11�run—$39.&0 to do repairs to clocks & wac bas. property of Fred Evans, Clare- Century gang plow. 'Turnip drill. Cru Pit Run 12 run—$40.00 ment. Terms, Cash. A. S. Farm- Turns plow. Iron scuffler. Lon '13 run—$41.00 .PRICES er, auctioneer, John Scott, Clerk. P l; 'Gravel sleigh. Set sloop sleighs. Set bob- 15 run—=44 00 _ Fot;main springs, 75c. _WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8th sleighs, 4-horse evener.. 2 Fano Made by .Eastern Steel.Products, ; For Cleanink 50c. tf 75c• auction sale of high-grade Ayr- wagons. -2 Sets farm trucks, 2 hay Sand and Graded Preston. Last year we could not get r, shire cattle, Belgian horses, im- rock. Corn rack. Buggy, M-H No. them fast enough, so get your order EARL BELL pleanents, furniture etc, at lot' S Blizzard cutting-box. Circular Stone in early, 3-` d eq* 5,. Pickering, the property saw. Slush scraper, •4 steel 40 gal. Dalivered Or Lo%ded in Pit —- (In John Norton t re=ids s O ' ROY 'CARTER, a{ Ordersrnay be left at the News 20ffic of �►, J. Bell & Sons. Sale at 12. oil bg�rrels. 2 Pig crates', God PHONE: Plant Pick(026 Phone 5104 --•r 30 sharp. Terms Cash. See'bills. water trough- Gravel box. Stone. ' R.•R. I, LOCUST HILL lift. Flaw, sMioneer. boat. Set platform scales, LoudoaQ Toronto office Howard G471 Fisons Mark 893 24-27 --- - - Litter carrier, ren -trip JOHN BOURNE & SON s► Miscel aneou :Barclay-Transport Machinery F arm ' _ ELECTRIC _ 2 Louden horse fork cars for steel Dally . track. 8 Sling ropes. 2 150-draw 1 M,-H.One-horse Mower F 4x tie g •. between Claremont, Brougham ropes°. Sling chain, Hay, fork. s ^::FENCERS 1 M.-H.,Spreader nearly new ' ti Whitevale and Toronto Pulleys. 2 Maddocks. 5-Rack and 2Oream Separators,M,-H,do DeLaval G reenwood, chains: a Feed boxes. Root pulper. 3_Grain grinders, 9 to I0 in. plates � is 3•Milk cans. 2 good chicken coops. SIMPLE-SIMPLE 1 CockshuttOf1inderRootPul- er ,,:3[y driverg are trained to be earetri courteous and reliable. Quantity of plank and luntlber, Holds Live Stock Safely with. one Wile 3 ain Seed Drills, 11, l3and 15 run "Council Standard" ° Forks, Shovels, Neckyokes,. Whiff. 1 One-horse Walking Plow RIB-ROLL W etrees and other articles. six Years Use 2 Plows,Fleury 2l, used, and I H. 0 Tite-La R00 : SPWA Rates-on Long Dlstmli l 407, new p hauling. is being widely Blacksmith Tools' have proved their worth oil. 100, New steel Manure spranders, $140 up, used for houses.' order toe small, None we larA 000 farms in U.S.A. The loth Frost dt SvooB, O'oekehutt, De Lavas, It is permanent, s center wa to bold five stock fireproof;weather- .: ';Aa ehlpneats insured and yreteetei Blacksmith forge with.blo$er. Ali y y proof-requires ' trots the weather. ..vil, good.. Hand power drill. Iron uaranteed units as low as S 20. Pedlar,V Electric Fencers, Fertilizers, minimum upkeep. - vise. Bust drill. Number of black g a Is cr sad M.M, Qotn•ortro for Write for our new ire. _ H rt A c 9, �� ••mouse Topa". Irel. Qom, $11 .- IF. G I sues}► tongs. Set.of..dies.' Block & For full particulars write high cornpressien.and cabs, ' Aare, B. and G tackle. Spoon . & bar, Draining FARM ELECTRIC -- - owned end operated tr spade. Number window sashes. a88 King, ,East. Toronto, os W, F.DIaNEY, Greenwood ' 1 Weak >L BU084 2 Oak wagon tongues. HOWARD E it11tNSR, Perot+n Ptux 2314 4ttt _...+ .`ll'hitev.'ls a AL.-I . .Gntark6. S� 'i. i6 •''' ' _ a4 -ms's-+,¢...t •-'_ _ _ ..- _ .Yii - . ,. • 'y m 6ary 's sum _wv E JUST Lov THESE 7SA1164DJ1 t 7� 4' :-.T. 3rA N­X. - ----- -- - - ---- 4 a' sins . .. _ F- s _ .Thi Leashed G _ - - . of Circle L" _ broncos slouching At the hitching apart from him and follow esi snit. plunging with fright. They split, -rail in front. Someone in Brockwell's crowd .ome riding north, some south. bPtrr Westbrook "Brockwell an' his gang are in yelled a warning. Immediately In the lead of those passing the Y Perry*Westbrook greaser joint," observed Slim Slim and Dakota Blue became the Wild ]3orse, came Cln$er Alton, softly. ,"I recognize that buck- centre of a lashing hail'of lead. crouches- low over his buckskin's SYNOPSIS and leaving their mounts ground- ' skin hors of Cinder Alton's. hope Dakota grunted,-cussed and went neck. Slim tried two shots, but reined some two -hundred yards Roy and Stoney don't take any down in a heap. missed both. Joe Rooney calmly Slim Loral• is paroled from psi: chances with Alton. That crooked- sat, cradled the Greener against awn from the town limits. They �� Behind Slim came a bawl of P ;sea after solving 18 months fora Y little devil is poison with a gun. warning. "Get him inside! Get his shoulder, and pulle3 both trig- crime he did not commit. He re- went the rest of the way on foot, "I wouldn't do any worryin' him inside, Slim. I'll help yuh." gess: turns to his Circle L ranch to find stealing in through the shadows about them two," answered Dako- (Continued Next Issue) his father dead and sinister forces carefully. - - ta. '"They know Alton as well as The next moment, fat Spud D.I- trying to make him via- "Roy an' Stone will be some- Ion still encased a his white bar- - .- at work, Y we do. The fir-s�Tead they throw - _tender's apron, was bending over late his parole so that he can again where close to the bank," mut- will be haided his-way. '-Wonder -- -he railroaded to prises. tared Slim, "but by this time• when they'll pull the job"" Dakota, fogging at his shoulders. HOW B►!lttOl[is The Broekaells and their Brockwell an' his crowd are in „ "It's my right•Iatee snapped Orikin8tcd ftf�i "Gonna Get Caught" Dakota through set teeth. "Get are 'plotting to gain possession of, town an' on the watch. Best thing si',hlost' any ' time now. --The' me up, Spud, an' I can hobble in- ' Circle L ranch and the property we can do is just lay out quiet town 'is pretty. daid. I reckon aide. Give 'em hell,Slim, an' back - The-Elizabethan era gate vogue of Mona Hall, a neighbor and life- here in this alley and wait develop- they're fi erin' on doin' it lent „ to the button and buttonhole— to friend of Slim Loyale. menta. What d'yuh think?" Y gg plenty, up with us. two inventions which did much to ' $ I s+i quiet. They wont have an alibi The Bandas Surprised Slim discovers that Sheriff Star. Dakota grunted assent. So in -the world, should they get revolutionize dress. a ti Luck has joined the lot against Quick to grasp the idea, Slim. p they squatted down, their backs caught at it. Iinowin' this, Brock- The original button was wholly L - - shot with smooth`precision, back- •. - �t►• him. With the help of Dakota against a friendly wall close to well will play his cards careful." a product- of needlework, which 7 the mouth of_tile' elle From ing up a step at a time. Just an Blue and his cowboys, Slim Loyale y. "Won't do him no good," chuck- was eventually improved by the - defies the laced-;robbers to do their time to time Slim would stick .a led Dakota. "He's gonna get his guns snapped empty, his shout- use of a wooden mould. The brass ders struck the wall Qf a building. worst, careful head around the corner caught. But somethin' tells me' buttonis-said to have been intro- Then hands grabbed him, jerked duced di a Birmin ham merchant and survey the street. The -bank 'that he won't have no use for an Y g CHAPTER XIII alibi anyhow. Then thins don't him to-one sale asd through an in 1680. It took two handsel was some fifty yards away on the Y g open doorway. The door slamme i ears to improve on the method of When Slim and Dakota reached' opposite side. Two doors from it mean a darn to a daid man." Y P Pinnacle, it was after.,midni t. " P Y shut.Wild and Dakota were inside sewing the cloth upon the covered Yuh must expect Roy an Ston- g P midnight. the �l ill Holse Saloon: Old Job was a Mexican cantina. The watt- a to sorts, s read a lot of destruc- button.. • The town seemed quiet enough: Y spread Rooney was the man who-' had� - `However, they took no. chances, dows of the Mexican joint glowed tion," observed Slim. - guided Slim to safety.' 'then an ingenious Dare hit on circling well around to one side• yelIow and there were quite a few "R07's good,-but.Stoney'is fork- As Slim began hurriedly reload- ' the idea of making the button in ed lightnin'," grunted Dakota. '' two parts, and ciamping.togetheIr "Yuli've-never seen him in action ing h� •duns, Sputa barked-an or with cloth. �0# INTEREST to WOKEN 1tEADERS like 1 h error.lifl I tetl yuh,hue's der. Git my ole' double-barreled a bol terror. F.e- ain't got those Greener, Joe,-an fasten roreseif_ Y to that front window. Spray those quiet, coil, ekes for nothin'. Be- buzzards by the bank with buck- sides, yuh an me ougbta come in , t - : handy ourselves." Dakotayawn'- up.ot: t p shuffled _ Tha 11 keep em ed and stretched. "Wis�t they'd It did. N ith' the initial beTlova get- started," he grumbled. "I'm of rise skiotgun Brockweil's crowd our ` a• gettin' sleepy and cold." f Silence fell and endured un- scattered Rooney. , Slim, edging in }.esdde ney, snapped shot after , '�•• '' Cis�id broken Sor a long hours. Dakota's.. shot at this-one wild that. He sate �.. head had sunk upon his chest and two of,them go down.. .From.the _ F ;• '� he was snoring softly. . Slim was livery stable corral came a whoop i having trouble,in keepigg awake Don't l« constipation dtdt that ha of triumph and a sputter of words, ;gnt,ie Give Steedman`s Ponders, tuft `.; himself.. The Ict-cjown iri,nervous thick wah tee_brogue of .old•lre- roll. geode laaalive sgccialts made for _ _,-_'- - tension,.afier the lorg'day of mo.- - babies and rowinic children. For more land. than too years Mothers ei•cywbere hive mentous happenings; found him "Whurroo'. Give' it -to the trusted Steedman'stokeep children heakh. v weary, Several t'rr ec his head be- , fully regular from infancy to early,teens _ spalpcens. AKa; w.Yki em the FREE Sample and Book143 try Ban to nod, hit •eyelids grow,ng,. rtlurderin:-dcyils. S.rnol:c,'em out"' weighty: �' Surprised 'and confused, the 'I Lt to And thm like a thunderclap, a Steedman et Co.. Dept. ta, 41_ st: bandit crowd were !quick to realise t;,ibrftl a... :�lontrrni. t'sN ,, single report echoed down the street. Following it came a shrill, that there Was nothing to bar gain- _ t yammeiin-. nigh-pitched yell. ,� ed`Ey ttyinn to fight matters out �� ��:got �j °�. pair of guns began a ' staccato alone thi_. line. Any.chance. of �• E D as`�!''� looting the bark was•en:dre]y gone ?•�^ ��' '� rumbling, in such ea- ce that it 'leeea:qw?.•t, was.cas • to tell that one man with not, f nnA/er F3s doxbls F.L st arho!nt nr'6 D 'a •e• S - In at:otber minute or tato, the a practised pair-of hands- was entire town- would be-aoout their wielding them. cars. M• thing .to do was ar . Th ,o7,, y a x They're'Cornered - ride a,.nd t fade-fast. - As rhi3 idea - "Thrump thrump' Thtump- cgught rni t.'.th'cy raced for their +� thrump. Thump-thrutnP• hoises. v:::i{n were ttar:nr and '4c t x , ... ,.. SJirtt 'arid Dai -__See . heir _ ed- In the alle opening. The • • •oto tr t w, feet in a "bound, guns dratsn eis- -- �-: � � Y F Itching Skis � - a f t jig z measured. roil of those first re- ! pots-was noW''shattered to bits by Fiery, '�$ am7 ' a ragged' roar of other gunfire.. Gets Speedy Relief Slim saw shailQtvy figures darting Y i leas confusion. Here is a c,can stainless penetrating anti- sent nti- '•+ t a sentic•now:dt nensrd.by ebemista at ttifiing '-1! bout the k in t appeared to be aim con n s -'--- . HEEL$', r, - - a cost, that we rt f fromc Then h ste2ttor. o. ' in a voice easily distinguishable as . the itching and distress o Eczema, In a :CHOCOLATE PIN W ''n two Barts: To one part, add -belon ing to Saler Brockwell: Toes an{1 Peet, (:ashes and skin troubles. . A' good hostess is one whose chocolate and blend. Chill untib " g , , , Not-oniy does this great healing antiseptic food always tastes delicious. That firm' enough to. roll. Roll each Close in. Close in. There's only dl promote raid and, butheabei healing m y g ps ooen sores and wounds, but both and aim• ai found as the main requir nt but she half into rectangular sheet, s�: two of em. Close in; I tell yuh. ea ulcers ars quickly relieved and leanly must also httce a flair nl3 d inch thick lace lain sheet over By the answering massing of ird. s akin diseases—the itching of Eczema is instantly stopped; the eruptions �� P P those shadowy f.gul•es, Slim got dry up and•scale off in a very few days. Sweetening - interesting foods to write. do chocolate sheet. Roll as 'for jelly Storey Sheard and Roy O'Brien The same is t.ne of Barber's Itch, Salt g -. matter how beautiful) prepared, roll. .Chill overnight, or until firm [rheum and-other skin eruptions. m morning 3 P P located. They were beyor.d the - a'ou'call olitain Iloone's Emerald Oil (roll g guests do hate knowing that every ' enough to slice. But in ?a-indh bank in t a corral of the livery strength) at any,modern drug store. time they go to- a certain'lady's slices. Bake on ungreased baking stable, cereal with home they will get exactly- the sheet in hot oven (400 deg. F.) S 'tC'mvn," he snapped to Dako- p same re'freshments'as they had at minutes, or until done. Hfakes 3?s ta. "They got Stoney an' Roy if ' DEE HIVE' Syrup the last bridge or,tea there. dozen pin wheels. -These ..rolls, cornered." At Last I've Found If -you've had trouble finding -when carefully wrapped in waxed' Slim and Dakota went up' the. Relief from Ads —� something new to spring on your paper, may be kept in refrigera- street at a run. ' With half the --`guests—this will get you out of for for several days,-and baked-as Distressing digestion 'distance Boise; Slim halted and be= • :r_the bog. These,Choco_late Pin desired. Fan to shoot. Dakota stepped COLDS �� Wheels are easy to make and very Pin Wheels are, easy to make HEAD exciting to look at. . and to roll if both dark and light CHOCOLATE P1N WHEELS doughs arc chilled thoroughly; this You, too, will pay tribute to good old. a _ •,1l�i cups-sifted flour - makes_ them firm and.easy to ban_ Heartburn,, Gas? Mentholatum and its quick resultsin f f s teaspoon double-acting bak- die. relieving head colds,nasal catarrh and ing powder asthma. Treat that cold so once . . . »a,8 teaspoon salt r you are troubled before it becomes dangerous.' Use ��� cup butter or other shorten- , I with gassy, sour, blentholatum tonight. Insert a little ing IF YOU FEEL SUNK acid stomach or heart- in each nostril and inhale deeply. See GUARANTEED RELIEF! s,4z cup' sugar burn,you want to im- how_the soothing antiseptic vapours of 'rry the active oxygen treatment Read this and Cil@@I'„YP Croce }our.digestion. this healing balm reach to the farthest for the relief of bleeding, Itch- 1 egg yolk,-.well beaten .;.' ins; piles, In ,use nearly bald! I' $-tabla?s OOnS�°7Trrid�-- Are you so blue that life is no longer worth A tonic that tends to nasal passages .'. relieve na_. dig- century. Use half tbe-tube an P wing. Do yon cry-easily? Do you feel low, -' Improve digestion^rs c-77-Mr— , 6tuifaydn tmti irritation. . = nor�sattsited_Teturn tube direct ' .,I square un'sweeteneid choco= mean, deptaesed-lust absolutely SU K? Dr. Pierc_e's ,Golden soothe inflamed membranes . . clear to the Company and recelye the Thenhere'sgoodnewsfozyouineaseyou �fp full purchase price.Ir your drug- _ late, melted needagoodgenenteystemtonic—Just take ' i Medical Discovery. those clogged btesthing gharmels sod gist does riot have NUCU2tINE _ Sift flour .once, .measure,, add_ famous Lydia E.Pink ham's Vegetable com- � _ Har.. GordoN Wells, help keep them clear. Get a 30 cent FIPCTAL 0INTMENIT send' sev. baking powder and salt arid- sift pound. Let its wholesome herbs and roots g p , help Nature build up more physicai,resist- lig King St.£.,Haar -tube jar of 1<tentholatum today.Use ent,v-five cenra by money or ill 'agai'n. Cream butter thoroughly, ance•andtontrupyoursysLem,aothatittmn Ilton, Ont, says: "rused-to fcct sluggish, n:y ittond ht. Reliefuaranteedormone and tube (with .sin plain tot) will more easily throw of the"Musa"and give stomach troubled me, I belched gas frcquently, 1'+ >r y he Mulled to von, in DI%cin wrrcD• -'add Sugar gradually, and Cream to- mo.energgyytoenjoylife. `and there seemed to be such, heavy kurning bark. As oer, postpnld., 1 • ether until 'light and fluffy. Add DIILLIONS of women have depended up feeling in cbe pit of my stomach. After 1 had Eucozone Laboratories g on this Compound and have passed the word used Di.Pierce'a Golden Medical Di,cavery,the egg'yolk and beat well. Add.flour, along to friends Wad nbighbors,and to their -stomach complaint entirely 'disappeared and I Is_ve N''o, 8'"-'39 <(Cannda) Limited alternately with milk, mixing well children. irk ekes new,penon. I have volt one coos WINDSOR, ONTARIO. ` Why not take Piakham's Compound and ■ince;" Gcf it in irquid--or tablets from your after.each addition_. Divide dough V"smiling thru"2 drnggfa today. L -- - - - -- _ r♦ _..`^RMa�� ��e'�'dVtli rWA .. f�_•...u.w._....L_.__ - -; ._...._.-.. ......_.++,.._s k. ,.,.. ..... ate' .... -:- ,, .. ... ...-..:-:.. ,:., ...._.- .'/... ..r .. .._....- .. .. .. ?. ��.'° ..<_- �.� � :'i• r _E`.'. .y g. _ • . `• .:':.. :.. ,.:.:. ,,:.' ...'1 o,aa'.:.ac-x�,.w ;-'W.:!-r4.s -»r..rr.^,n ItW"fr. �'� ing of the democratic system and els, flounces and ruching, often 3's Al li ' on the whole less expensive ipsti- accompanied by evening capes in - N tws py� Trate AS VOICE OF forms . film more centralized thantiliy lace. t 1 loans of government.— London ' Parade - :R. A. F. Pilot THE PRESS I+"ree Press. F011GET ~ Ay Elizabeth Eedy - Skirt8 BeC0lile i Canada will transform 1,000 uni- READY FOR SPRING, 1939 TEAS 'INSIPID .THEY THAT HAVE NOT: The veisity or Royal Milliary College It is reported that the ground Much Shorter E, 0,000 or more citizens of ourfair graduates into highly trained air hog came out this year wearing a 840,000 or more citizens of our force pilots within the next four- gas mask and a steel helmet.— fair Dominion who, for lack of teen months. _ Kitchener Record. Porn a� Yoally Youthful Line In thf Show Gegely- gainful employment, have been The great majority, probably 90 PLOUGHSHARES INTO Forced to go on relief,,are having per cent. of them, will find jobs SWORDS Fashion a hard time haalging ,on to thein Britain with the Royal Air Force The only way we can think of LIPTON lkeedom that is still theirs. when their training here is com- to put the west rfght side up, is It can be stated generally that Individual liberty is threatened pleted—unless' war intervenes and for someone to figure out a way-of the new silhouette for spring is � a 'from more quarters than one. Out turning wheat into ammunition.— molded and youthful, with skirts they are needed for service with THE RICHER, in Saskatchewan the Association Calgary Herald, about 17 inches o8 the floor and MORE SATISFYING TEA ^ the Canadian Air Force. Y Sarin at the 'hem. _ of Rural Municipalities is asking FORTY DAYS AND NIGHTS. g _ — flat a curb he put on reliefees Practically, the entire $6,000,000 -+ p Perhaps the life of our early There is a prevalence o! .'shirt- .� wishing to marry; at Brantford, to be voted for 1939-40 training of settlers, was not so difficult. The maker dresses in wool, linen, cot- ' i Ontario, a move is afoot to dis- pilots is to be spent to develop the only way a crisis could get acioss ton and silk, usually cut with franchise reliefees at munici a1 training of pilots for Britain in pleated panels and showing FREE 1? the ocean was by ship.—Hamilton P P 8 a vara, elections; no wthe suggestion Canada, under the control 03 the' Spectator. ety of detail work. _ comes from Guelph that persons Canadian Department of National A HEALTHY SIGN Clear colors, preferably pas- gave the couponafiom on relief stand ready to give' blood Defence We disagree with the people who tell, have edged out most of the . LI con's l lb. sad 8 }4!h packages.They „ ` are exchangeable for �-' •• donations to taxpayers who are Concentrate On Fliers beliere that the lack of unity in sombre shades. ) specially pope- beautitulwm g�era supporting you." Training of pilots will be carried this country is' anything but a lar are lime-green, nattier blue, i Son silverplate Aura F health sign. When Canadians all Y write for reminm The latter recommendation on distinct from the regular activi- y gn, sun-yellow and rosewood. bookrite to lPho• a smaokM.P. That the major begin to act and feel alike it will Gay prints feature flower mo- n Limite eked so much f asking re- ties of the F.C.M.P. d, liefees "to pay with their blood" operations in training are designed be because some one man's foot is tifs in soft spring shades. Polka Toronto. st• : +. _ that Minister of Welfare Hon. Eric to'turn out qualified war fliers for standing on their collective necks. dots are tiny in surahs, medium- , Cross immediately stepped on-it, the United Kingdom is evidenced —Toronto Saturday Night. sized on crepe, and become large — denounced the proposal as .-in- -b* the fact that while $6,000,000 is LEADING STORES ADVERTISE Pastilles on muslins and organdies. 1 ' tiinkable." - to be spent on training in the year, If you go into almost any com- Period Styles the estimates provide for an addjr munit g The two period lines featured in - y, you find this thin to be P , 'WAY BACK WHEN: You may be. tion of only 14 officers to the true: The leading stores are good most of the new shows, are 18th Sieve that Mussolini's scheme to strength of the Canadian air force advertisers. If you see a large- century and romantic. The roman- get Tunisia and Savoy away from during 1939-40. store, it probably user a lot of tic Period is reflected in gowns _ y France is of comparatively re- The plan is to go into operation newspaper space. If yo.0 see a with tightly fitted bodices and cent origin—that it was cooked this spring, While 1,000 pilots in flowing, skirts adorned with an- �..�' small store with a few people in it, $ P r up, perhaps, with his- pal Hitler training before the end of the year it is not properly advertised.— after the latter'got the jackpot is one objective, approximately Sarnia Canadian=Observer. _ at Munich. twice that number of groundmen or LESS HOME-BAKED BREAD Not at all, Il Duce has been aircraftsmen will be trained as Time was, not so long ago, when MORE CIGARETTES scheming just such a scheme for mechanics. home-made not was one of the twenty years! He set up the cry treats for the city visitor at s meal FOR YOUR MONEY for Tunis and Savoy 'way back in South Africa is seeking new uses on a farm. Today—but take the :1919 when he was an obscure jour- for industrial diamonds. evidence of an "inquiring report-- mast eport malist writing for "Popolo d'Ital — er" -on Stratford_ Beacon-Herald.Of nine �ladies - breadIIOne bakes e ` with the dictators the Latter makes herown HITLER IN THE BALTIC: Last should give concrete pledges of °'occasionally"; the other seven week saw one of the first steps their good faith (such as with- + p g -buy from the baker. Times change. taken toward domination of the drawal of "volunteers" from —Owen Sound .Sun-Times. Balticregion by Germany, when Spain). A year has passed, Now, THE COUNTY COUNCIL pAl Hitler purchased the island of even Prime Minister Chamberlain County councils, Iike other leg- -'Xotka from Finland. Germany admits that he is still waiting for islative bodies, have their limits- ' isn't content with expansion south-. a "sign" from. Hitler and Musso- n 8?t tions. But on the whole they are , - - • ward but must go northward and lir-i that they are acting in good representatise of rural nOtario � PACKAGE eastward, too, until the entire con- faith. and bring to their tasks the.com- 8� So2s4 n tinent is eventually brought within mon sense and frugality which — „+ 'the Nazi.Em ire. THE WEEK'S QUESTION: A distin uish the inhabitants of t 1. .TIN 55C Accordingtothe Rosenberg' general election in the Dominion their communities. They are valu- EXTRA MILD ,g plate, that is. Which Hitler is fol- -seems slated for the latter part of able traiming schools in the work- -lowing. The.-plan aims to bring 1939. What is to be one of the all of Europe under the swastika main issues" .Answer:"Canada's ---Central Europe, ' Western Eu- participation in-wan on other than LIFE'S LIKE THAT , By Fred Nehew rope; Eastcrn Europe. It would Canadian soil. Right at the. mo- . incorporate Scandinavia..into the ment, nobody,is just exactly sure - Nazi system;claims the Baltic and whether it is possible or impos- ------------ - _ its borderingstates—Finland, Es- sable for Canada to remain neutral - thonla, Latvia, Lithuania—for the In the event of a war in which Hitler Empire. Great Britain is involved. Due to a ! the Quebec isolationist attitude, , YEAR AGO"THIS WEEK: Capt. this question is Iikely to be s"hot .Anthony Eden resigned.as Foreign one. ' Minister of Griat Britain in pro- !test to the Government's policy - y� ' of continuing to appease the dicta- MUSCULAR /c� 1 fora. Capt. Eden insisted that l e- HILDRE-'H• of all ages fore Britain bargain any further g 1 •s S H MAT C R EU • thrive on CR O�'f N '! _ SYRUP. PAINS-ACHES _BRAND'! coRo-- _ !'They never tare of�lts delict- •`-Were You Ever Alone ous flavor and It really is soU,w�'' ood for them—so give the In A Strange City? It takes more than"just a salve"tc children "CROWN B#t.'t.ND" ' bring rel ! takes a "eouet every day. If you were you know the irritant' like good old _MinterolE Brae value of this newspaper —soothing warming, penettatinp Leadin pphysicians prod - and helpi�l� in quickly overcomi i flounce CROK'N BRAND Alone in a strange city. It is the local rnngestlon and pain whet CORN SYRUP a most satis- factory carbohydrate to use pretty dull. Even the newspapers rubbed on the aching spots. i..l,,.•�as s milk modifier in the dont seem to print many of the Muscular lumbago, soreness ane feeding of tiny infants and -- - things that interest you. Headline stiffness generally yield promptly. as as energy producing food -stories are all right, but there is Bette>dthan the old-fashioned mus - 1' something lacking. That -for growing children. some- tard plaster, Musterole has beet - - -- thing is local news. used by millions for 30 ears.Recom• t mended man doctors and nurses THE FAMOUS v - For—all good newspapers are -C Y - hs edified ENERGY especia y_ or tFielr To L --'- .readers. News of your friends Regular, Children's (mild), and Ex' FOOD -and neighbors is needed along with tra Strong. All druggists, 401 each a d. • that of far off places. That is • • a V � ' why a newspaper in a strange city ' �' � 1`c� • is so uninteresting. And that is (! a why this newspaper•is so import- ant to you. ♦ The :_ MWWOWK fps,by M sari= ly /ISE/DEQ• NOW is a good time to get to— w "'esr�R �- g tw�H� o�t ` CANADA STARCH KNOW YOUR NEWSPAPER "="°`•"- ss'fs COMPANYIimibd "There's sold in them than hills!" WONDERLAND OF OZ y L. Frank Baum 4" — — __�.-�� �- ggyptbtw Iyer teiay.t..c. LACr 1,, 1i ' ^� r •<�' :till. Aa the First and Foremost rained - - The woman now raise8 her arms "Do you still demand our assist- "Permit me to call your attention r' re than ever" to the exquisite ,joy of making the ante. he asked, "Mo r6 arms his hefty skin.fell from oven, as the bear-mnn had done and answered _ the General, Armly, happy unhappy," he said. "Consider w. him and he appeared befori the as in s twinkling the wolves became 'Then tell me, what can you offer ' the pleasure of destroying innocent "tont bad General Guph as a beautl- crawling lizards, while she herself 'the Phanfasms that they do not al- and harmless people." Ah, you have 'fu woman clothed In a flowing -changed Into a huge butterfly. ready have?" Guph hesitated. The answered me!" erled the bear-man - ' + town of rich purple. She had dark Guph cried out in tear and took a magla belt seemed a poor thing "We will aid you. Go home and tel hair and her face was noble and 'step backward to avoid the lizards. .-compared with the magical powers your bandy-legged king that as soon calm. At the same !natant the en- Then another transformation OC- sof these people. He telt that he :as his tunnel is ready, the Phan v tire band of Phttilasms was trans erred. All returned Instantly to'tbe "cvas denting ith powers greatly .,farms will lead his legions to the r ' formed foto a pack of bowling dost forms they had originally worn. beyond him, here waa but one ar- conquest of Oz. The deadly desert running here and there as they ` Then the First and Foremost, who gument wb might interest the teen kept us from destroying it long running and gnarled and showed Aad resumed bis hairy body and "Phantasms who were creatures of hgo. Go home and prepare for our their ugly yellow lanae, bear head, turned to the gnome. evil, and this he resolved to try. coming." av,• ... ":h'.=.L`.-vp5x--..r .s�_ r aw 'r.,ic:: ..+.ArL F^ ...;,-, w:(.+•: gib.,:- aX..•, a','.^ 77 AL -,LOOALISXS +- a in thilaw s vvxsA Crit �eitye i to are tantsaed to their beds with The Mission Baal win meet in - • i_Mrs, E. C..Jones is Confined to flu, paut no serious cases are rep- the Svaday School room os• Sstur- orted. day next, Feb. 25th, at 2 o'clock. _—"bed with an attack of IIu and sinus -W. J. Bell and sons, of Aud- trouble:• ley are holding an auction sale of The new Superintendent will be is -The W. M. S. of St. Andrews charge and we hope the girls . Have yon seen the new farm stock, impiemant$ etc., at all be there. � Church will meet at the home of theaz• premises; Lot 6, Con. 5, Pick Mrs. W. J. Clark on Thursday, The Woman's Association of the .. ening, on Wednesday, March 8th. United Church will meet at the �} March 2nd, at 2.30 p. m See bills. Lancastreum Floor"Rugs r -Mrs. F. H. Ball and' Mr. and hoarse of•Mrs. Dr. P�earaaon, Thuds- Mra. John Bryant were in Toronto -.Tohn C. Philip, who has been day, March Znd, at 3 o'clock. s spending several months' with rei- Miss Frances Mullan, of Toron- on Friday last attending the Tuner- ativea in Boston and other south- asl of the foraner'a brother,, Rich- to, spent-the week-end with Miss , acrd:Blair, whose death was due to ern points, returned home last Ina MoConochie. 71 9 • 5a week, but is suffering from a very Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Morrish, --- - 2 an attack of pneumonia• severe cold. • • • 1 .•-iThe regular meeting of the �We arE quite regularly asked, M� Mone and Miss �riey mak• Notice this Price . 9 x 102•$6.5� 'W M. S. of the Unified Chu —How spent Sunday at Niagara Falls. held at the home of Mrs. Cyril -How late can we wait before St- Paul's, Dunbarton, SUII&Y, getting our announcements into the February 26th. 1st Sunday iq Lent. Q • �+ E. Morley, as Wednesday after- News Office for this .week's pap- v x 12 $6.7a�i h 1st, at 3 o'clock, A �„ This Rill be the first of th spec- noon, Marc er. . As our interested readers - Cordial invitation is extended to all isl Rally Every Sundays b connection or the ladies of the cor,gregaidoth towill mote,' there is just so much with our Every-Member-in-Church New Spring Prints are in - space available each week, and as of fort..We hope you will join with fid+ our "objective" is the out-going i-•.St. George's Dramattic Society us ;n Divine Service on this and SnapPY Patterns, Fast dyes,. " mail on Thursday evening, we must every Sunday during Leat. Ser- ; . will present# their draans, Getting in order to meet this mail, cotxi- Iva ]&arried" on 10th, Fri- vices at 3 p• S% Preacher, Rev. E. mance to plan, and lay' out diose G Relbinson. Su4lday Moot .a$ u$ New colorings day, in the Ooa�msunity Club. Please pages by Wednesday noon. Any hal, 2 p. m. _ keepthis date open and come and r" that 'nm come in after �. • • — ,`matte Y - - enjoy an evening of real pleasure. that time upsets this plan and the -- ---- rn Memoriam - = 36 in. wide..-20c. and lr5e. A;yd•.• Laok for further news on bills and whole thing arranged again. We posters, try to acconitnodate, as far as 'we In loving memory of a dear hus- P ,-..-_The presentation of the play, poly can, but it does alarm us band and father,.Ambrose Conner, MEN.-The he new SpringTip Top _ "Lena Rivers" in the hall here on to have to try and mice provision who passed away, February 22nd, e� Thmsday night, had to be eaahceli- for anything that does came in af- 1936. samples are in. One price, $24.95 ed, owing to illness amongst the ter Wednesday: noon. We have miss- Three years have passed and gone, ;cast. A date for this second pres- ed this mail only once in over 20 A happy home we once enjoyed, 0J343✓'' CZT IST -entatjoYn will be announced at a years and we would like to keep up But death has left a lonliness, later date. The "flu" germ is notour record: Onl-y by having our 1TIie world can never fill. particular about who it attacks. i`rratter" in early, can we do it. He has gone across the river M'6 S. CHAPMAN `r -The regular monthly meeting -St. George's Church, Sunday, To the shores of evergreen, of the Women's Institute will_ be February 26th- ist Sunday in Lent. We long to see that happy Face, - keld at the home of Mrs. Gordon his will be the first of the aper- But the river flowsc s beteen. Law', on Tuesday, February 98th. lal Rally -Sundays in connection -Sadly missed by Wife and Son. -st 2.30 o'cloek. Roll Ca11 = Hot ,myth our Every-Member-in-Chufeh - -- � ___ B�� YOUR WINTER Cjreese Mshes. "Institute Creed" effort. We hope you will join with Pickering Twp. Hockey League. fi �Iro Co C. t,,, by Miss and us in Divine Worslalp, Services at RUBBERS How to Cook It", by Mine Edna 11 and 7. Preacher. rev E. G. Rob- Dunbarlon 10 Cherry good 8l�Reid: Afternoon Tea. OW irson. Sunday School at 10 a. in. Pickering 8 Brougham 8 -On Sur.&y the whole province Whitevale 6 Box Grove 6 (�'S was visited. by a storm of sleet, GREE'WOOD Audley 4 i Hinsale •i \.i at BUNTING'S Iollo*ed by' quite a heavy rain c x �sll, which was accomparsed by ar. The men,;of the community are The first gams of Semi-Finals to Men's 6--Eye Rubbey, 1•59 electric storm, when there vu-ns•con- ha'din a 'rhea: pie supper on St. b • C r g pPe a played at '4iarkhain on Tuesday it 4-Buckle Overshoe $2.50 siderable lightning and thander. Patrick's evening in the church. 28th. - - , The citorm was most severe in the Particulars as to pro later. Bmugham vs. Cherrywood •t �- -western part of the province, when ,The World Dray of Prayer will Le Pickering vs. Dunbarton, . nee Rubber �oots, $1 .89. Fri- the Thames and Grand River rose. held at 'Mrs. -F. L Green's an Fri- C� Felt &• Rubber Boots, ' oots $2.50 -� c above normal and a flood was day afternoon, at.2 p. m. All the The big event of the season - the threatened, During late Sunday ev- lades and girls of the community Pickering drama. '"Lens Rivera" on $11 First (�uslit� $abbere, made by Miner Rubbar ening the•temperature dropped and are asked to join in this meeting, March Sad. in Whitevaif 'Uarited Co. at tba to-west price we ever saw. ' .the frost made the mads very dan- the interests of humanity. Church.'Adm. 25 l: is eta. gerous. The rain. acid frost burden- The Drserhatic Cdub excelled them l�'rel� Bunting, 1 . eri ed the hydro and telephone wires selves at: their presentation of the LP'ck ng so much that many avirehr snapped speindid drama 'on Friday evening. W. A. Cormack LP.awhligled I857. putting the-;hydro and telephone . under the leadership of Mrs. 'W'm. J lineaout of, co=-assion in many Brownl They g-o to BrougbAzn iri F O R T L 1S iS c pieces. the near future. The Brougham SPECIALS - -After a lingering illness dur•- Dramatic Club are coaling here, "" Floral Designs for all Qe- nse _ .ing which she endured intense soon. - _ -- - _ -. .. . -suffering, Elliza ' Arman. widow C8 1 Breakfast o a • • eons, -g fast $ac n �=25c a �b ..of the tat Robt. Somerville, died For 25 cts. you can hear the drama. = at her ruiiderce here on Sunday "Lena Rivera" .which you will I'':;;£'a Tiiutlly Shf+(ldlty Minced Steak 12e. Ib• --. aright, in her 78th year. Her fun- never forget. , • f _ Tera, took place on Wednesday aft- Gnt FloaFrs d Fotted Plants -- Pork Liver 12c. a ba ernoon, when interment was made Free Delivery In I'ickeriug District 1 in Erskine Cemetery. Mrs. Sarver- Campbell-Collins • t� j, vilte was the only daughter of the Dissolution Brock St.. W., WHITBY ,Stewing Beef, 12e• a lb• date Robert, and Mrs. �.11"n and Dissolution -Sale Phone 324 7tf was tY+r in. Pirk_H?'_ Stas was an BY AUCTION _-_-- :Jewel Shortening, = 15c. a lb: active member of the Presbyterian OF Registered and High Grade 'Cla$$ic Cleanser, tins,' 13e. Church and took a deep interest in Belgians. Holsteins and The Pickering the work of its carious organizat Yorksfiires • MEAT MARKET 6 tins, 25c : .ions. She p.'as highly es'teerried by Broadfield St•otk Farm - all who knew her. She had AOo At i Vf iR E ' �chiidren. Her husland pre-deceased Lots 7 ar-d 8, Broken Front. We carr a full line of 6 I D her over a year' ago. She is sur- PICKERING TOWNSHIP Fres i "�. �E'icl'ering - -vved by twobrothers, John Annan MONDAY, FEB. 27, $ +C�efi (phone 3000) - - of Pickering Village and Theodore 1939, at L00 o'clock as•on. - .-. - ''•.and � .. . \_ -Mr. John Stephenson, well- * 1 , known in Pickering Township pass- 1 Sorrel registered Belgian mare, rising +�tireQ w Har* dw' a re ed AR'aY an '1•ii,ns,iay laet Rt h;; 3,ca.-a old. Pilewling-­ home in Cblui4,us. in his 88th 1 Blye roan Belgian-Perckeren mare - year. His .funeral took place on rising 3 Years old. lVieats Saturday', with intennent in the 1 Black registered Belgian mare, rising Jur delivery at .service Union Cemetery.-Mr. Step 2 yea-i old. y S Island 1 Roan roAi�tered Belgian mate, rising Phone Pick ic�o �Poultrp Feed and Egg Producers Menson was born on Scugog .y 2 yearn old. . '' !Rheic 'fin 4.•as educaicu a'3 fd1711i:u- , /•� .AK.�•,AII`H' C11 K •'fid. _ . , Roan �ek,st:.r2d a?elgia.;z:u-d-cls•..- ••v • ����j� Me several years. Later he moved 2 years old. Purina •'•`a3 ng lea-I ria to a farm south-east of Myrtle, Black Belgian-Percheron mare, rising Ai�ertiaesneeta About 1896 he came to Prci kering 2 Years old., i i _ Township, where be bought s far.n 1 Sorrel registered Belgian filly, rising FOR SALE - 'Reg. Clydesdale Me�$ter "Laying Meal on the Base Line south of the vill 1 �year dd. - - 1 Blue-roan filly rising mare, rising 3 years Oscar Wilson, •'.Oyster . Shell and Grit age; Some years later he sold this 1 year old. Brougham. ' -----sarin"i-imd--bought the-farm-on-the ---HOLSTEIN CATTLE r` M� Kingston Road, a mite east of the ;OR SALE - young bronze gdbb- Shui•-gai -o Crean nae *-per c . village,ngst nom^owned by Re C. Thunk- I Registered bull,•risingl yearold ler. Lot 22, con. 6. Pickering. �Vm. _ son. He then lived retired, in the I Freshened registered heifer: calf At foot Gray Jr. •' for Better-Hogs 'Village of Cvlurnbuo. He was a man 1 Fresh, high grade heifers a -- v}iv ass-ver iii h} 7 Iligh grade heifers, bred; 2 years old FOR SALE - Dresses, voiles, �/� r y g "sl�tEd 7 High grade heifers, Yearlings repes,sitlsi,--al�sfze�;-TbYouses. oyal- Pui'p�.--,Calf -tirtCat foj-. during his whole life he was a very active rmm�ker of the Methodist 2 Registered heifers, yearlings Skirts. Winter coats $1. Children's YoLing Calve$ Church and of the United Church, 3 High grade calves, 9 months old clothing. Men's overcoats $;... ;All j - after the union. He was a member 2 Calves,eligible for registration cleaned and re-conditioned. Shoes, 4 young calves furniture. stoves, Many other art- Dr• `fess and Royal Purple Stock ' of the I. O. O. F. who assisted in icles. Low prices. 9 to 5 daily. Soc- ' the funeral serviced He is survived ic�Or�It`�'�lIRE SWINE - iety for Crippled Children, 295 Specific -by his widow, four sons: James, of 1 Boar Com' ' Claremont, Thomas, Samuel and I Grade so�v, b�rt� George Str: 761 Queen Str. East Ernest, of Oshawa, and two daugh- 7 Grade shoats ` Toronto. - �ge4t for McCormick-Deering farm M.achhery and _ ters: Mrs. if. G. Wilson, of Cotum- 7 Yodng pigs FARM LISiTINGS WANTED - Repairs. bus; Mrs. Harris, of Orono, Mrs, In.cane of a storm the sale will All sizes, equipped or not. Buyer$ Our Motto _ we have IL Can Get IL of It is not mads. ' I-'Ellicott, of Brougham. Two sons be }K;d unr{er cover. waiting. No sale, no charge. Send and one daughter died some years full information. to L. V. DISNEY, Ria• _m ago TERMS OF i1!_F- -Cr?1SH Feat Estate, Oshawa phone 1660. �• S. B i C�*t . PIC�j��`QIG ..• KEN PRENTICE, 12-ib J f'"1►1�7 N9 M A uctioneer 1 . - -: - � . -' - - .•whit.-`