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•`�8. FORSYTH, Opb. D., Director''
moat � f�ata.to �
Member � else A Optomstr.�i
as�p 'g7er examined brsDDointttxat.
• >s0�. tifartmont. Ont.
1.sytst.
rK� DUNALD RUDDY Barrister.
Sglicitor. Notary Public. Moyoy tpU oan.
wAke/o�mcrly occupied by the late'A. ErChris-
dua io th vein¢ of [,curt Hoare. wwtby. sty
--=-BEXT-ON; - BELL- -fs - R055
oku
Harristors fs Solicitors
`*. J. BSA•TON. K, C. Telephone
kL BROOKE BELL, K. C. Adel, 2,638
J. D. F. ROSS
372 Bay St.
,JOHN L. POND . Toronto
At
JC=UC4GGUS•McMILLAN ,Parnster. 501-
r, otary PuLlic. 1 Melinda Strb.1
iwa$o. eteaiose VAIrin 6603. 99d
�1lewk6t
TO BBBSRT T. RALI VOR. pL�. �D 8..
A.Is, Grdvabi ot� Rorw T " 01
9howiftlrawor ."ts�. u vowt or aroaW
iasnioeAelt _weaad poor of st A".
f reb, i �fip ..i�01sm
rMIiMO. e1`1kk1� as.al. OC-rN
•s>Nse� f ettss><.
R. BIZATON. TOWNSHIP
D. Convyaac".f oaeio.igia.r•fqr
uta.aat,`Btiir�er of
t.t......." w`C,.k. oat..
A. R. RICHARDSON
OBNBRAL INSURAN09
REAL BSTAT$
OONVRYANCING
AX old established ageaey, ready
to serve.
Phone Pick. 6000.
-.*6'WM. MAW
01ORNBRD AVOT1ON1122 AND
VALUATOR
Sales ce Aacted Anywhere
Pb lie at write. Address els Dead"
13treek Hari,
1Wbisby. Oow ria.
• Briabw& Rupitil
p" Government Licensed
(lain St, E. Stouffville, Ont,
Pbow 191
Iv%teroity, Medical; asid Surgical
cases takes
Maternity Semi -Roots
MAUR for 10 days -I=.75
Nt,rees in attendance and
54 boar service given.
AwsbulkwA Service
AIRS. E. R. GOOD t3.37
FIRE
IN BURR
To Be
.8U RE
CYRIL S. MORLRY l
GENERAL INSURANCE
*URVICE PROTECTION.
MOt#resse:, Beds.
Spriapi.
Spring, filled _mattreaser,
$10.60 to $39,54
-
-or -layer, Felt
64:96 to 10:60
Bed& -4U MOW. walnut
imitation
$6.60 0 $10.50
ISpriugs-Cable 1
$6.75 to $'10,26
Metair Asobsllames, � or Ni*t h
rhos 1500 i
C. A. STERRI l a e
Funeral Director' .A
Furniture Dealer s
COT. b
Mr. Peter Levine, Whitby, to open
Law Ofixe in Pickerlag
Bots Mr. Levine and his parents,
IIS,r: and Mrs. I. 1,evwe, of Whitby,
are well kndwrs throughout this -dis-
trict. .1
Mr. Levine is a graduate .of Os-
goode-Hail:-He, read law witlr -the
late Frank Regale; &,e' •well -k mown .
uate of the University of Toronto.
• 9&� Levine has his main office in
the Qty of Oishswa. He now opens
a branch here in Pickering to fer_il-
itate contact �v'ith his' many friends
and acquaintances -in the_. district
Df Ackering.
tZ'Ms office will be located next
door to the library. The office hours
will be from 1 to 6 p. m. on Wed-
Qesday and Saturday arternoons.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S Rose, Brantford,
lub"-bem to Newly - for 52 years,
celebrate Sib wedding anniversary.
air. and Mia. Rose,, High Street,
itrantford, on March 27th celebrated
heir 52nd wadding acrd Mr. Rose's
list birthday. Congratuulations from
> host of friends. Mr. and AR13. Rose
were married ar Whitby in 1889 by
)r. John Abraham at St:. Andrew's
sr�esbyterian Asdsonage. Thep are
Cobh enjoying good health today and
he Now, w4h thein many more
sappy ' returns of their anniversary.
Pickering Assoc. meets
in a discussion of many of the
ulmiy the south 4nd, is just about
he Exec.)
tonight (the Exec.) at tits Club.
_ ..CHERRY'W'00•D
M
GREENWOOD
F.ckering Red dross Society
T W A• will have their meeting
_
MILLS
of the situation for self. In a die
Ili . the' Hall, on -Thursday afternoon,
ctission of the Trailer Camp paobl
The Executive %vpll.. meet, on Mbn-
April 10th, under the leadwship of
war has, and will yet, be. the cause
day, Ai--`il 7th, at '2.30 p. at. D. S.
Group 4. Subject for Roll Call -
quired, -to-mesodate these trail
T. in the -Club Rooms,
'the
fOur.Faith in the Holy Trinity.
" (CHOPPING
Ar Red Cross needs money to
continue the good wov� , tickets -are
I We welcome 3br. and Mrs. Henry
Michell and family to. our neighbor-
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
being .sold on -the following articles:
hood:
l
WE GRIND FINE y
7 inch h, -painted bow] donated
by. Mrs. W. R. Stork Belleville
,TAr• Dunkell has been staying
vt-sth Russell and Mrs. Davidson for
gran, Shorts and Feed of till
2 0 b_: 2� Oil Painting, donated by
a couple of weeks. -•• - .
ki.rids, also minerals and other
.Atm. Thomas Robinson, tuckering;
Winter seems loath to take ita.
concentrates for profitable feeding
Hand-Made_table,_donated by__ Miss-._
-----
Pennelh Pickering, Hand -made table �
and returned - eapriy this
week.
�-----kept-on..band
lamp, donated by Miss Pennell; Lad-
iris
her visit ao Whit-hy
t ..
--"�-
W� stock only the, best Poultry _
les" Wool Sweater' donated by Mr,
South Ontario Rep-
- Agricultuast
BRO.>rGHAM. _
Feeds and Supplies.
J. G. ,Seltzer,
andldt Camp. Tick=
ets are for sale and the 'prizes
' Agricultural-' meetings for fanners at
aY,
Ofx. Hugh Gannon has accepted a
Hugh,
�� Ft- X. -
'
ile are
on display in J. A. Bus}tby's 'store
_taldng_a _.different view
position in at the glass
...
mindow. Tickets, 10 cts. and 3 for
'held
during the 1914-18 period, many
f �Mthrs `Alex. Moffat of Toronto call-
Clare G. 3blaclegn; M�, R. A) L G
26c. The draw will be at the
end of April. It is true, as yet we
for the term "Iwofiteer".
ed on her relatives, T. 'C. and ora
B' Arch. Registered Architect
Graduate of University of Toronto -
are not completely out of funds, but
is bought,
i
Brown on Saturday.
The Plaxton family are moving to
Ofde,, 9 Sultan St. Toronto BI. 6214 - -
when wpol each Signe in
lots of 100 lbs. or more, thereby
a all • very well, but the thing we
a farm at Kinsale. Alex Moore, the
Residence, Pickering, 27 r 11
coating ;16 Ernie will not last for-
ur Canadisn people, in this war, in
owner of the farm:' j
The Happy Circle Mission
PETER LE"VINE B. A.
ever_ -unless more is added.
more of the forgetting about
.Band
will meet in the Church next Satur.
-- Barrister, Solicitor eta..
--ter Jane Wllson-Jon" -- .
,'
dW..April 5th 'at 2.80 'n. -ret_
'Offles hours 1----6, Wed,- slid
ered by this appointment. Many
his war. The spirit shown in this
130sa Merle Hopkins, convener, for
King Str. Pickering - Next to Library
sennted to higher governing bodies,
1se,Afaere, and ;n view of the c sV-
Christian Culture was in charsre of
rturities presented in this vicinitu
ghtar of Thomas and Mary Wilso
was born July 2nd 1855 in Pickerin
Township and was married Nov
,=
26th 1874 to 36r. Paul Jones,
eo of Pickering Toa*n&V. They se
led in Glen Major on the farm n
occupied by their son. Joseph.
1903 they moved to Uxbridge Villa
11$•. Jones pre -deceased her twenty
five yeans ago on March.31st.191
Mrs. Jones lived in - Uxbridge un
May 1938. Since thin she lived wit
her .children. The eldest daughtsi
Ddaspr, aged 7 years, died in 188
Their third daughter, Minnie, (M
Wesley Runnel]) died July 27th, 198
She leaves to .mourn her _loss, a '
ter, 36sgie (Mrs. John Crammir
of Boisevan, Man- One brother, J
of Pickering Townshilf. one son, J
of Glen 'Mh jor, one daughter, IIMar
ar_C (Mrs. George T. Wilson), a
Baleares, with whom she lived si
Maty 1940. Also thirteen grandchild
ren and eight great grandchildren
Interment took place at Salem, Mar
23rd, 1941:
the meeting of Young Peolple on T� b - -_- --= --
A.-
9 Sunday evening. t .i.r • A ..
, 9 W". Barclay has returned "from
al3M 3M X
- Dunnville. She reports her brother,
Mr. Geo. Stevenson, of 'Hamilton,
sett Ineuranoe of "All Kinds. 11 • . =
cyvr in whir pocst+ healtis. i I .
T. Q Browm went to the city on .Bret Rates Ava lk)$ a with
Mlonday to see Mr. Wilkie, and saw
ge and he_avd, and %wa quite thrilled Seciir sty and Vervioe.
twith his experience .
6' There is no unemployment among 'ldfsiress-�Pbon_ t
men here now. Many are working in DRtDK1$H;kM PICK SIS ._
the . preparation for the- m
plant at Pickering. `
rs. t1Ylk, and ora. Albert Harvey 'mot-
ored out frosty th. city on Sunday
and took Bert alnd Mrs. Harvey back.
°� with • them for a vreek-end Our t>rssehn 'aye 7ttftt wag ftvtte>f
Mks. Bert Harvey has pain her
�. 60icial Visits as District President,
°'' to most of the Blenches in this COAL,.. COK 'r
Marg
"�e
in a discussion of many of the
ulmiy the south 4nd, is just about
blame to be dealt witch, was - "W
ready to step out of that state of
the wse-', and guard against onus
being just another rural -community
uQ profits or the taking advan
w'hWe most of us grow our own pot-
of the situation for self. In a die
atoea, go for the mail at noon:, sad
ctission of the Trailer Camp paobl
keep the back yard in order. The
one member, a farrier; said he rwoul
war has, and will yet, be. the cause
'open up as much of itis farm, as
of many a change in rural as well
quired, -to-mesodate these trail
ae urban Ontario, and Canada gen-'
ere if they were here on a war job
Pickering has as -its lot, the
Th2 R:atepsWers' AssociAtion is
mdsence of one of the largest of
organization in which all here ghoul
,
war industries, in the making. Such
be interested. Its purpose it tL re
a scheme, at any other time is
resent and speak for those
ooked upon by those who are in the
intierests, whose farms sand b
as a time and place to locate,
are located here. The Conw' d
with the object of making as much
of seen and women appointed
of the situation as can be had,
naturally acting in, and safe -guard -
any means` Canada has, by now
ing our c , t w uniy as tar as may be
p�bl0., vet they are assisting those
iris
her visit ao Whit-hy
t ..
WOOD, -.
WOOD, C$IIENT
week.
job of "winning the war", and are
South Ontario Rep-
- Agricultuast
. BAND$ ti A PCL,
rssentative A. E. Innes, sponsored.
know of our desire to assist In dee
' Agricultural-' meetings for fanners at
- iailtf -
the Town Hall, on the 27th and 28th. BUILDER'S SUPPLIES
Special -speaker w&s present to aid
,. farmers in their .problems. oleo 100a1 eartage work
• A atom shovel has been placed We ha' also placed Ise sto ' a tali
on the John Soden, farm, attd a stea LINE at MAPLE LEAF XILLINQ
THE PICKERING PLAN dy stream of trucks drive back and
f t�Osf��A MY EnEWME.
Work for war! Phan ' f or the future!
"Pickering Township, and panic-
erally.
habits,
out
by
av►&bWWll
ation
etryoneb
exceptions,
are
o
els
that
aside
responsible
Our
taken
this
ike
ude,
village
Committee
Ratepayers'
d and red
in a discussion of many of the
ulmiy the south 4nd, is just about
blame to be dealt witch, was - "W
ready to step out of that state of
the wse-', and guard against onus
being just another rural -community
uQ profits or the taking advan
w'hWe most of us grow our own pot-
of the situation for self. In a die
atoea, go for the mail at noon:, sad
ctission of the Trailer Camp paobl
keep the back yard in order. The
one member, a farrier; said he rwoul
war has, and will yet, be. the cause
'open up as much of itis farm, as
of many a change in rural as well
quired, -to-mesodate these trail
ae urban Ontario, and Canada gen-'
ere if they were here on a war job
Pickering has as -its lot, the
Th2 R:atepsWers' AssociAtion is
mdsence of one of the largest of
organization in which all here ghoul
,
war industries, in the making. Such
be interested. Its purpose it tL re
a scheme, at any other time is
resent and speak for those
ooked upon by those who are in the
intierests, whose farms sand b
as a time and place to locate,
are located here. The Conw' d
with the object of making as much
of seen and women appointed
of the situation as can be had,
naturally acting in, and safe -guard -
any means` Canada has, by now
ing our c , t w uniy as tar as may be
to the fad, *Atb a realiz-
p�bl0., vet they are assisting those
that the war- has become ev.
in higher authority to prosecute the
business, and with some few
job of "winning the war", and are
>tr•e- beading io the job
having the higher administration
d winning the war. Without speak-
know of our desire to assist In dee
mg for other areas, who twe know
interests of our community., there
at the same work, Canadians gen-
save new problem- almost
_taldng_a _.different view
.arising
-daily, and oadmsittee_ara-at
that of the last war. lit is known►
ing to cope with these new problems,
during the 1914-18 period, many
srrsd such a task will require the
the fortunes which have been
daily attention of someone Isere, J*.
for the term "Iwofiteer".
Joseph Banigan, F'vWdent of the
Canadian government has
Asaoedatiou, who has already rend-
many precautions to see that
ered inestiaaable service - to this coem-
does not occur in this war, which
munity, in only a few days, has
a all • very well, but the thing we
been appointed •Town Manager, Pub.'
to, observe .is, the attitude of
licity Agent, and in charge of -.in.
ur Canadisn people, in this war, in
formation. Requests are made -in the
kesenting a much less selfish attit-
village, daily, for information on
more of the forgetting about
real estate, housing, boapding hduses
uge profits (excepting in some few
and labour and numerous other
nstances) and more of the self -sac-
questions, all of these may' be coy
Wee spirit, and one of - let's Ruin
ered by this appointment. Many
his war. The spirit shown in this
problems will'be required to'.be prel-
of ours is the same as found
sennted to higher governing bodies,
1se,Afaere, and ;n view of the c sV-
these will also be -the interest of tate
rturities presented in this vicinitu
Association. The future of our. vill-
t this time, the same objective is
age and district is yet unknown, but
tall found - "let's get dmcn'to the•`the
different problems, as they app-
usiness of -winning the war." The
eau• are the concern of everyone here
of the recently appointed
and are in the hands of .enthusiaatic,
Association meta on Fri-
loyal people w!to will do all in their
-n• i -.ht 1 �t the t
01 Qu -( uncy don t drive, they tlly.
Ed.) hauling the gravel for gaveA--
per_
_
_
�'
re-
e
of_
�
d
p_
whs�oee
��
exec
an
guests
mest-wot9c near Toronto..
A;.W. MITCHELL
The Atiril meeting of the W. I.
ri01ker1el
will be held at the hone of Mks. M.
,
-
B. Burk. If roads are unfit, the
Phore Office 74 -- Res. 66
meeting will be held at Mrs. Har-
i
-:'
vey's Programs for the afternoon will
be „Canadian Industries". Mrs. T.
b +
Robagson, Convener. Roll Call -
.HARDWARE
Does advertisinginfluence our b
_
'You Mayalt tilt new
x
ing. Hostess, Mrs. M. Burlc�Helpers:
Mesdames: W. Willson, Raine. and
COLEMAN
r9
�'T1OA' '
RADIANT CIRCULATOR
tv
The Women's Institute are look-
�=y:•
ing forward to the .April meeting in
in our stOre.� 8 Ty4ms of
the 8th, for three good reasons. All
are
C01e1naII heaters supply
pP y
the gifts for the Layettes to be
tete da" answer to • the .Roll Call.
: beating need,
The arrangements 'for the Achieve-
Also Kitelittl ranges, Cos[
,
anent *Day, tM conclusion of the
!testers, Pi Etc.
Pu
Vegetable Cookery project which
takes place in Brougha;n ,on April.
Callus Dow for your stove
16th. Morning Business Session at.
and fumace work.
9.30. Ximbe� of the W. - I. and lad-
ies of the community acne cordially
ALVIN $U�BY
_
invited to attend the afteaatoon meet-
ing at 2.30 D. S. T. Good program-
8ariwat's Tt<1ialtsitlt
`
.
Speaker - Mr. Rush, of the O. II=- U.-
PfOKERIl�fi '
Topic - Vegetable. Growing. The
_
-
meeting is (planned for Mics. Btirk's,
gl�LW am
-bit- if the roads 'aare in -poor cin 't-
-
ion; it has been arranged that it be
held at KA. Harveys.
The Annual Mee., of Brougham
Putlic Library was held ase the lib-
WhySoffer"?
rary on the evening. of 3Sarch 21st.
-
Mrs. Robertson, Prss., presided.
The. minutes of the • -last meeting.
Secretary-Treas-.
were read by the
urer, who • reported cash on hand
-
for buying books. Librarian' Mrs:
Bro'vvn reported patrons, • bt. School,
- ?
children have been'!- 'free of charge.
'TRUSSES
}
Money received for membership
fees, ;9.50. Books circulated during
the year, 1163. 600 of these were
'
taken out by juveniles and high
4� -
school pupils, comprising btipplemen•
r
tary readinn for school' work and
;
mechanical ked acientifii rha,gazineti. _
663 Adults were mainly action,
♦_L'A
BOYSS D�� a �oi
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gannon spent
h YTsii
the week -tend with the Mountjoy
Hun. Hours_ -'12.1 noon, 6-7.jk `
family, at Kedron asd on Sunday
done Go
the had as Mica Murie;
c .- .
I . a ♦ p o r.enan parver to provide for and safe -guard _ S
note throughout the µ{tole session our beautiful Pickering Township. =••'-n and Miss Gladys Prevost and I
fneir .`riends from Nunt Oshawa.
r A v
.ter . • ... • ' _ _ _ -
=n
-
+
-RADIO BEPOBTEB
i, 4 Man who
By DAVE ROBBINS
monkey.
Burma Road
Safer Than. -
V.S. Hiahways ': IiORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 16 Capuchin
"BIRTHRIGHT'
Jim and Vera. don't gothrough
i, 4 Man who
T H O M A S J E F F E RS O N
monkey.
witnesses to Him; and --again,
i Zwly in January, the CBC
a formal rehearsal. In fact, they
-Safety Engineer From Massa-
invented the
ORAL A P A R A C E
17 Thigh bone.
Spirit, they were given his power
Department producel
try not to have too set an idea
�husetts Compares. Canadian
- -cotton gin in
L T ODOR A ARD
19 Maxim.
7reetitttres
�, of its most stirring broad-
'-beforehand of what they'll do on
--'.:Safety Conditions
1793.
ORE PRE SER V D E!
21 Stir.
Ism, but .to wait for the promise
ts—"Birthright." The script
the air. They just pick out their
` .
0 Measure..N
Y A G E R E
22 Coal box.
- ;, '•
^�
1 by Harry Ernest Foster, and
conga, make a few notes of what
lafety conditions in Canada are
11 Born. _
T COMA THOMAS R C R
23 Pitcher ear.
-
aIle Canadians of their precious
they might' say and await the en-
much better than in the. United
12 Haughty.•I
O N N FF�In p�� STOIC
�Li
25 To suit.
.refer,
of the Holy Spirit upon the as-
Heritage today when tyrants have
gineer's signal to "go 'ahead
States, Vincent G. -Pendleton, Safe-
13 Biblical
D M I I O N R
27 Kind of snow
To the Uttermost 'Part
j Idlled freedom in Europe, and are
Their conversation, which
ty. Engineer of the General Else,-
priest.
E T FEZ O O F
shoe.
'
threatening it throughout the
sounds so spontaneous, is spon- .
tic Company, West Lynn, Mass.,
14 Money paid
L I ECT I N A
28 Beret.
until -this. In great quietness,
world. -The writer tells Canadians'
taneous. The station call letters
told those attending a safety rally
for use of
I A S H11 DE S A K I
29 spoof mal.
what the Lord told them to do -
w their land was built. by the
ending the program are given byToronto
late in February.
properb'
ORBS S A NOM 1 C
30 Device for
+ .
tmad-souled dreamers," the trap-
the. person reaching the mike first
pointed out that in America
15 Boastst -
'life on earth. 9: "And when he
picking
6. "They therefore, when they
pars and the voyageurs who "dar-
--thr. announcer, Jim or Vera.
there are 11 persons -killed every
17 Suet
Ugly old
subterranean VERTICA14
cotton.
33 To inflate.
,
�d the wilderness with songs" and
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hour. and stated that i1 he had his
.18
woman'
rael? • T. Aird he' said -unto them
36 Lug•
4
We pioneers who hewed out their
"Tunes of the Day" is the .
choice between waling along• an
20 Piece of '
_ part`s•'. 2 Learning.
'49 In this place.
Browned
.set within his owti 'authority:';'
k�oomesteads from the depth of the
name of a new programme to be
American highv+ay and the Burma
furniture.
3 Metal
52 To eat away.
:40
bread.
also said, ye men .of Galilee, why
gorests, and how it was defended
heard on the CBC Fridays, be-
he would pick the Burma
24 Provided..
54 Epoch. 4 Soft mass.
42 You and me.
�byy "the gay, unheedin lads whoad,
g y g
ginning Aril 4 at 9:00 P.M.p.m.
g g P
Road because ' 1t would . be :eater. -
26 Part of soot
pe ug$is ass
55 ng to ' .5 Sl
44. Helmet
free the nation froth their de-
Ode in war the ultimate ,offer-
EDSt. It features the latest hits
The. speaker stated that acct-.
31 Abhorrence.
les.
poles. 6 Tissue.
store- to them their• ancient pros-
the mount called Olivet,. which is
g." _._
from-4he -pens --of - -leading. .tune-..
-- dents -are- not "acts of God;' but
32 Succor.
-56 Mineral filled 7�45,Fold
Call of a
of"
It has been decided to present
smiths of Britain and America.
something human beings do the •
34 Giraffe -lilac
rock fissureorse
h
string.
' "Birthright" again -to Iisteners o!'
_ * ' ` _
wrong way. Noticing happens in `
' animal.
57 Coin. 46 Norse
tweet Ootato.
-
CBC'a National `Network. The
Colonel Lemuel 'Q. Stoopnsgle,
the world. that cannot be remedied
35 Organ in
58 Direction. •_
mythology.
-�•''�
- •
iroadcast will be heard on Fri. ;
-who has earned the title of "Host
by science. r
mouth.
59 His machine 10 Walnut.
48 S -molding.
' , April 4 at 4.30 pm. EDST.
to Hosts"' through his policy of
3 7 Note in scale.
seeds 13 His machine
. 49. Venerable.
-
is F program you should hear:
entertaining' leading personalities
38 Imitator
'from cotton., •. is the _ ..
50 Otherwise.
_
of the" American "scene on ,his
-
Abse.iit Minding
39 Anim al pest.
60 His gin ranks or pattern
the for
51 Polynesian
_
I`. S' OF- THE DAY '
Columbia n e t w o r k "Quixis-
41 To court.
among most
chestnut.
»'H1�
And here's 'a tip.' ' tou should*
Doodle" ptogram; adds three more
long list
_
In Philadelphia, a divorce ac-,
43 Pillar.
47 Plants
--- modern gins,
inventions. 15 The soul
53 Ever.
55 Wooden pits.
take a ride along harmony high-
top-flight names to his
.-
pvay on the .$=A• Band Wagon,
when . he presents „Fred Waring,
tion was withdrawn when. the
2
6
'yvith Joe Chrysdale at the wheel.
Jean Muir and Mary " Dlargdret
wife. -showed up, and when asked
9`he Band Wag�oon rides the air
Mc$ride. This is a CBS .Sun-
where the plaintiff was, reglied::-lanes
"He's
is
tRight
n'111/111
from &KOC eve Friday
day treat, at 5.30.
out in the car minding the9
•'
at 8.30 .— ringing top
-_ , -
baby ,...
2
li
vames and h:t tunes to Ontario ---•
radio listeners in a fast moving.. Are you catching Water Win-
ariety show. -with- a theme --that- `chell these Sunday nights? Walt
Iteases community 'endeavour in b waging a one-man war against
J.-" elping to push forward Canada's Hitler and Dr. Goebbels, and we
- --- =' ar a ort. get quite a lock out of a re -
You can enjoy- the hitsof the marks. Winchell carries a gun
play and hear how you can help at all times and has said so more
!grin the war b diali—An 1150 than once on his broadcasts.. A
SUNDA Y :=
n 4" -s t n •1P1 If
LESSON
on Friday nights at 8.30. special bodyguard protects him . _ LESSON I
.. . ..
-- .. against -any ideas of reprisals that
I AROUND THE DIAL might occur to Mr. Hitler's Ges- .CHRIST PROMISES POWER
Easy on the ears_ is the Mon- taPo• - Luke 24: 48, 49; Acts 1.
#�,aay afternoon quartet -bout at PRINTED TEXT, Acta 1: 1-12
4A5 o'clock on WBL.X, which is Canada's total wool production GOLDEN TEXT.—But ye shall
given "over to the bright chAfter "in 1946 amounted to 18,127,000 receive power, when the Holy
and pleasing songs. of Vera Holly pounds as compared with 17; Spirit is. come upon you; and ye
and Jim Frieling. 846,000, poundi In -1989. shall he my witnesses both in
Jerusalem, and is all Judaea and
Sa:.aria, and unto the uttermost
part of the earth; Acts 1:8.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD Fe gm:on ?: T1 Ti LESSON
AscensionSofChChri t
st occurred on Thursday, May 18th,
A.D. 30, as far' as we Are able to
-- -- = ascertain. Ieentebb3V occurred,__
J.J. AUDtJ00" ten days later—May 28.
sow ONii PQLOCIG OF a "Plaee.—The City of Jerusalem,
p PilNS - and; 'for the 'most part, , the upper
NIZAA LOUISVILLE, KV, room, wherever- that may have
IN IAL3. MSMA AME.D - -been located.
_ In this lesson we are forcefullyAA
.
7r reminded of the' significance of
81 our Lord's last days on earth, of
-the .definite work which He gave
// His Church to do, and of the
power' which He promised to His
Churcb for the doing of this
great work, together with the an-
nouncement of the angels con-
` terming our Lord's return.
Our Lord's Final Words
The final appearatree of our
Lord and His Ascension are re-
coided only by Mark and ' by
g Luke, though Luke's account is
by far the fuller of -'the two, both
in the .Gospel of Luke and his
aw
_ +sss.rmasen+os. work, known now
cowl, ea historical t k,
gr
as the Acts. of the Apostles..
._�SUCH � Acts. 1:1 "The former treatise
A pix plc I made, O Theophilus, concerning
all that Jesus began both to do
^4JtU�N . and to teach. -2. Until the day in
� M� _ which be was received -ups after''
"Z CSO that. he. had given commandment
8 through the Holy Spirit unto -.the
Owfi..v. OL904VA-S CW P000
apostles whom. he had chosen: 3.
To whom he also -shoveled himself
AS. alive after his passion by•.many
'GALVlN t7O01�OGE
- ;�•.• • •ti , _ proofs, appearing unto them bp'
IV ANCA t OR 8067Lxkj the space of forty- days, and
Om AATM speaking the things concerning
,- HIE WAS C004 the kingdom of God:" I•n the .
OF MUSETTS'Q opening paragraphs Luke gives, as
it' were, the three keynotes of -the
ANSWI t:, Calvin Coolidge never was mayor of Boston. During treatise -to follow: the-, subject of
itis first term as governor of Massachusettss he won nation-wtdo, the book .of Acts is the same as
jtotice In the press for his hendlina of the police strike to Boston, that of the Gospel (former treat -
and for his statement. There Is np right to strike against title Ilublle Ise)- the words and- deeds of
safety by anybody, anywhere. -anytime."
1. . _ Jesus; the Acts is the history of
mum; Where does the aYord "coyete" eNae tm=T "the fulfilment of the commission
-;.Pop—pop's Prepared to Furnish the Sharp Cuts
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of Christ to the disciples to be
Holy ,Spirit is come upon '"you." _
r
witnesses to Him; and --again,
The. Apostles were not only
this commandment was given
promised the power of the Holy
through the Holy Ghost.
Spirit, they were given his power
The Holy. Spirit = -
—divine power, power to convict;'
4. '. And, bash assembled t
" g
ower to illuminate ower. for
P p
gather with them; he chargee
miracles, power when at work in'
them not to depart. from Jerusa-
the hearts of men would actually
Ism, but .to wait for the promise
transform them. Today the Gos-
of the Father, which, said he, ye
pel still lives! Men are saved., .
..,
heard from me:- 5. For John in
Sins are put away. Hope is bora
deed baptized with water; but ye
In the human .heart. The Holy
-
sha]I be baptized in the Holy
Spirit is still with us, but of
-
Spirit riot many days hence."
course, He will only work through
;
These words to the descent
those' who yield to His sovereign
.refer,
of the Holy Spirit upon the as-
-away in the throne=room of their
sembled believers. on the Day- of
dives.
Pentecost, ten days after our
To the Uttermost 'Part
Lord's Ascension, and we can
"And ye shall be witnesses both
truthfully say that ` the Holy
....in Jerusalem,'and Jii. all Judaea
Spirit , has' - continued to abide
and unto the uttermost part, of
-
upon the' Church from that day
'the earth." This verse is relly
until -this. In great quietness,
an outline in brief of the book of
we should' all set' our souls still,
Acts. The disciples did exactly
silent unto God, and give the
what the Lord told them to do -
Holy, Spirit time to 'quicken and
their job was to be witnesses and
deepen in us the assurance that
tell the truth, the 'whole truth in
+ -
God • will grant • Him to work
their message of Jesus and His
mightily.
'life on earth. 9: "And when he
6. "They therefore, when they
had bald these things, as they
"
Isere come together, ' asked him, `
Were looking, he 'was taken up;
saying,' Lord, dost thou at this
and a cloud received him out of
time restore •the ,kingdom of Is-
their sight."
-
rael? • T. Aird he' said -unto them
Angel's Message
Ii A not for • you to know times
_The
' 10. "And while they were look-
-oa`-
or season, which the Father hath
ing stedfastly into heaven as he
.set within his owti 'authority:';'
went, behold two 'men stood by
"
This. amazing question indicates
them in white apparel; 11. Who
an established faith in. Him as the
also said, ye men .of Galilee, why
Messiah, but betrays, at the same
stand ye looking into heaven! this
time, an 'expectation that His
Jesus, who was received up from
kingdom would be to some extent
you into heaven, shall so come in
a temporal one—that it would.
like manner as ye beheld him go -
free the nation froth their de-
ing into heaven. • 12. • Then re-
'.
pendence'.on the :Romans and re-
turned they unto Jerusalem from
store- to them their• ancient pros-
the mount called Olivet,. which is
`
perity and power. 8.: "But ye
nigh unto Jerusalem, a sabbath
PAO—
shall receive power, when the.
day's journey off."
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- _ Maple Syrup Time Is Here In Ontario ++•�+»•�»�-�+«�«�»- keep the apples alive. Tho carbon
J; a dioxide and low oxygen puts them
til What Science into deep sleep, like an anaeathetic. Round up Ogen s rx ,
st The efZeect is to literally slow
3- for a Real Smoke
t • down the.Ir' of living, or of _
-; S D Q 1 n i g an -dying, so that the last
aging d g, y
for many montl`s ririthoit detects
o- able charge, even in flavor. _
i' l -1FOR SEVERE BURNS
,
Dis'cotiery of a new treatment for a
10- l :�� aei ere burns has been announced '�ly�
« ? by authorities. al John• Hopkinsga Q d e r n
x Hospital in Baltimore. The treat
A-ment uses a combination. of Sul. MEtiquette ' p�
'�• • is fadiazine in Spray form. Reports _
from the hospital shovK that. it has.
' t ,BY ROBER-1 A LEE
x•; produced remarkable results in its
early teat case.
" 4 HAIR GROWTH AFTER DEATH. 1. Isn't it permissible for a- •vrirvP�� r,
woman to take a mans arm when P
r a• v+ { ; .r A _ Caiitorxlia physician has cited ' Take a ti from •
>l i. statement that baix grew.to a cqn- walking along the street? bid timers Who
3 1', _. siderable length after a body was 2. When h bachelor has been-lwent�� {oiling their oyrn for
•, entertained b married friends Y years or more. Their brand •
interred in two cases. The Journal Y� , is Ogden's and they wouldn't think
what , is a good: _ --way-for-him-to- -.-of smoking -anything
-• • �� #� y 1 �; o{ the American - - anything else;- They tike.._.
' w tion expresses doubt as to the ac- return` the hospitality?' '- it because it has a taste you can't,
match -a taste'which comes from
is b t states it 3. Should a child be. permitted
t" ~ k ,
'
k s
,�� `.
>
v •� -
Though it is not•expeFted that the ,run this year will be very 'heavy,
50,000 Ontario farmers -`who have tapped their maple trees count on
" _ harvesting a normal crop .of syrup. Many's the "sugaritlg-off' party
being held. The season brings enjoyment as weft as hard work..
�. .�
_ *�-�'j_•that
_ 1'31 Mill,16n U. S'..
`11A ` Y iSltors l�I 17`tV
Visit'
curacy oY the relor u
is possible for a small growth. to
take place after somatic death due
to .continuation of the tilolecular
life processes until available osy
gen has been used. there is :also a
deceiving appea_rauce of growth of
hair on a- dead person -due to the
shriuldfig :oLR hick-.
poses portions of the hair shaft
prevloualy concealed.
APPLES PUT .t0 a's
Apple$ from last year's crop, "
keptasleep asleep by a neer process so
they remain as:. fresh as when
picked, are 'coming on'the maritet
•to leave the 'table before the rest
of .the family have finished eat -
t
Ing'
4. When a bride is to be mar-
tied in a traveling suit, what
should the bridegroom wear?
5. -What is the best way for a
man to ask a girl for a -dance?
6. May one use a lead pencil -
for writing a social or business
-letter?
Answers -
_l. Yes, under certain condi-
tions it is all right. If the street
is poorly lighted,, or otherwise
dangerous and uncertain, it is
well to do to; •slid also when
its dlstlncttve blend of choice rips
tobaccos. Try it. You'll find It's nt •
just another tobacco—it's Ogdonle.
On the beat ctggar�eae papers -
Yoflue" or "Chanteclee
are flood enough for Ogden's
OGDE Nts
FINE CUT
CIGA
CIGARETTE TOBACCO
Asir Ogden' Cut AV
troI the speed of motor boats as .
a result p
of an accident on the
well for nine. years, enjoying
- er an um re a. Wlupi
w8 ing unpeg River in which -a 1
They have been stored, since last Take them to a restaurant for
meals without medicine." Stont-
HEARD?
-whic is good for all forms of in-
- ' summer by four, storages In New.
York State, and at Cornell Uni-
dinner, or to the theatre: 8. No,.
he' should sit until the
was badly Injured. The misha
P
occurred when the girl was run
. hfcl.eod's Stomacltld Co., 558 Bath-
-"YOU
..Prospects For A Greater
versit flas
quietly
down while bathing near Wilt
TOBACCO
♦
Tourist" Tratde For Thli Year
where this new recess
3 p
bees under-devetopinent for four`
others have finished. Of course,
•
he nlry be excused if the grown-
• . Northwes rn facie last
tie On
;
pounds Fragrant Virginia Leat
Cigarette Tobacco '32.50
�
`sailor
Are- Reported
= years fiy Dr R 3!" 8mook, assist-
e
ups linger over` after -diaper cof-
August.
T.
T. T.. Bower,:
,
The old had' retired from
-the
CAR AND TRUCK- PARTS
ant professor of pomology.
'fee and conversation. -• 4. A- Huai=
operator bt the
charged' with- negiigrnce,
-
sea. Each morning a grubby
youngster knocked' at his door,.
TORS, . POWER -UNITS. ffydroulie
Ttye fruit was placed' last. fall -In
Goof rooms,
Hess suit. b. "May I have the
was acquitted when the court cul-
Starter% Mai aetos, Carburetors,
went in and came out again. Af-
Tourist traffic from the United
4o degrees instead of
the ordinary 32 degrees cold
nest dance'!" 6.' Not unless one
is' Ili --the*
ed there was no provision in the
iter this had gone - on for some
States to- .Canada continues to
■tor-
and writing Ietter in
Criminal- Code covering the *per.
_
_ weeks the curiosity • of . the villa-
-sers
now freely across the interna-
tional boundary, according to the -.,
age temperature. The rooms .cera
tightly sealed and . the oxygen of-
bed.
-
sting speed of motor boats
was, aroused:
"Tell me," said one to the
Immigration Branch o! the De-.
Mines Resources,
their aft• reduced to loco percent.
instead`of &s
- - --
ki�[ eLu'�' BC plat
It You use aa' electric vacuum.
youngster, 'why do you visit that
partraent of and
normal Dom.
_
cleaner, empty the dust -Dag ire-
_
every morning?",59.8,777
which reports'that 18
At the same time the carbon•dlox-
do Steed of Boats
quently and regularly. Failure trf
Fell,ra r, he es me a
visitotw d Canada from
to
to five Dfruitcent.
er
was ng
ao for threbuild3agl
If I y him captain
United States during' 1940.
-'this gas comie trona the _
Attorney -General o err
y G rdeU D.
ads for the o!
^+ P
•- wants you immediately. '
though Canada u at war; and her
This atmosphere ha.s been main-
Conant declared last week the
London after the disastrous fire
'
"And what-- does he say -to to
industries have been re -organized-
r8e
tamed steadily ever since. The two
y
federal government lard been
of 1664 were obtained from -Si
that♦,r .
on a' war basis, no. restrictions,
-per cent. oxygen ie just enough to
to pass legislation to
ia�t °n COQ and wheat leaded at
'
"ge says, `Telt the captain to
have been placed on the entry of
can.
the Port of London.
bona tide tourists from friendly,asked
=
.
-
go to' blazes."'
or neutral countries.
-
--
MORE- ENQUIRIES- RECEIVED
ADVERTISEMENTSe.e
He: "Last night 1 dreamed
Prospects for_ a much greater
.e:CLASSIFIED
= 1 was ssarried to tie cost
tourist trade in 1941 were envis-
Imautiful SW in the world.'
aged by D. Leo Dolan, eblef of
► j
"
Sieg 06, Georg., Were
the Dominion. Travel'. Bureau, in
WAA•TiE;D
FOR SALE
RELIGIOUS
AGE"S
I
N� �PP7r'
'
an address last month before the
•
11th dinner
TIRES.. .. 17 adON'1'H9 GUARANTEE,
i one0
to RCL with
GOATS. NANNY AND BILLY $12,00.
0. Runner
Uula
SLIJAH COMING BEFORE CHRIST.
'
_ -
Japanese bragged to
annual of the- Traf-
£te Club of Montreal,
x all �
profit, peso a Eg
pt will pay you to write Tor
gib.
Guinea ire
pp DWanteocks 1. =1d
Harold
wonderful book sent free. 8e !d o
Melrd
H., Rochester, New York.
ab-
other that he made a tan last 20
The speaker noted that since
pr1ce9.
Agents wanted'-. . - .save money
for
Ontario.
—311aelon,
_
years by opening only a fourth
the . beginning of 'the present
yourself, and make a few
- dollars selling your friends, Ali.
GOITRE
SEWING MACHINES AXD
REPAIRS
section, and -using this for five
year, more than 22,060 inqulripa
for information
tires shipped. prepaid: subject ro
our 'inspection and .approval "
HAVE YDU GOITRE? "ABSORBO"
reduces. For`.
SINGER-8EE REVERSE STITCH
yeses, then the next section;' and
�
travel had been
y
a aIle Tere Service, 1 Elm 6t.,
Toronto.
Particulars writs
J• A Johastoa Co., 371 Slat. ]9"
before buying.
b8ewfa dCop+m
• =ire on. _ . - -
recessed b x the bureau at Ot-
-Toronto.
'
prices and terms. Re sirs. Suez
�p�
Machine-
The other Japanese registered
tawa. This oras an increase of
MARY CHICKS
an lbt
Tongs St., Toronto. Ott, zr
- irwrn.
- "Wisteful l" be • ejaculated. -"I
81 per cent over the highest
(lumber ever received fox a cor-
-
-OXFORD-. -CHICKS FROM ON.
tario Breeding Station Flocks, six-
H ERRS WANTED
iif N E BUY HUNDREDS DIFFER__SEED
FOR 3A T.
jI
1
was better taught, I make a fan
responding period.
teenth year culled and blood-.
by
sent Herbs. Rb is Barks.
Dominion er r Write
at ! t rs, 1425
Montreal. Distributors,
NORTHERN GROWN NO. S ALSIKF]
lest a lifetime. I open it wide, and
__T_
�gment.J o�Ahis griculturalepCoi-
Main.
Is eats Siad,.Not9 Denny re 90%
p
�
• ihold it under my apse . quite
IfuotionIess. Then', I $rave
` '
i '
'Out
e
cg ,' G4eip , arced R'ock' Cock-
erels Sc each, -White Leghorn
HORSE FOR SALE,
s tc ' -
it D ace timothy
clover, 11 testa pound. No. i Mtn-
'Yogi '
my
,eye lbo &7
Cockerels 2c each.. Wri,te fat' Cir-
cular. The Oxford Farmers' Co. '''PERCHERON
STALLION, 4 YEARS;
tura Atalke balance dutch
clover id state pound. No. 2 Win.
_
Operative Produce Company, Lim.
a real horse cheap. Information,
tura Alaike 50 n%, timothy $0%,
i l
a
DO You find the ' elbow,e OL
3
(ted, Woodstock, -Ontario •
Picture. write J. Ayl�car,d. Queens-
c�IIta pound. No. 3 Timothy.
No• 1 'Purity 9
Teacher: I said, Draw a
)horse
your sweaters get pushed out of
RAISE GOOD CHICKS WITH JOHN.
vllie. Ont.
cents pound; no
primary noxious weeds, sac, pay -
and tart. You've only
a hone.
-shape quickly? If So, try sew-
'pride
son's bred to lay barred plymouth
rocks and S.C.W. le horns Barron
g
LEGAL
meat with order. 1Vm. A: Revd,
Enriton; Ontario.
.drawn a
Freddy: the 'horse'
in a four=irlch strip Of Sllk _
g P
Strain. 16 years breeding, culling
'and
J' N. LINDSAY, LAN UFFICE, CAP.
.Yes,
insit,A- as a lining. Cut the' silk-
hatching blood testing. Price
itol Theatre Building, St Thomas,
SNAPSI'IOTS TODAY
will draw the cart.
on the straight so that there is
for March and Aprn Rocks. and
Leghorns
Ontario. Special Department for
-
TRWUM
T
n0 "gn.T" and, tack it' -to' the in--
as hatched 10 cents..
Rock Bullets .1T, teats,. •Leghorn
farme'ta collections.
TO -MORROW
l
""If you `get up' earlier in the
side 'of the sleeve just at the el-
Pullets' 20 cents. Circular with
other prices on request. J. D.
POULTRY
Your films -are cercttiny. ant).scien-.
tlfically processed bj Imparter,
]morning than your ' neighbor,"
bon, using long Stitches on the
Johnson, Fergus, Qnt.
make sure they last.... to
said the town philosopher, "and
wrong side and very thin ones
A-1 BABY • C H:I C K S, BARRED
Rocks; \Vhite Rocks, White Leg- ',with
a or 8 ExPOSt:RE FILMS 23c
beautiful
woik harder and scheme - more
-on -the• right. This band takes the-'
RI'SINF-94. OPPORTI NITti
horns, Brown I:eghorna Jersey
MmJP.;here
enlarrrament free
8. reprints with znlarg;enient 25c.
i
and stick t0 ,yol}r job more close. Y
strain and revents that tl l
P $ y,
RON TOWN GROCERY. STORE
Black Giants, New
Reds, Write for new love prices,
:
Thousands of letters from is
and st u later planning how to
89 P p g
pushed -out look at the elbow. The
attached dwelling. Rent 825. Clean
stock, tixtuTes, about fifteen hun-
A. H. Switzer Hatchery, Grnntori,
customers testify to our superior,
quality and service.
make more -money than -your'
-same-idea can be used for tires-
dred.�Rm.,Pearce; F,xetrr.
Ont.
IMPERIAL PITOTO SERVICE
neighbour and burn the midnight
ses of thin wool liable, to stretch.
L'ARy, NE, AN tir£D
i3AB1 rxicKs. GOVERNaIENT AY-
Station J, Toronto. •
a
4ril planning how to gat ahead -of
proved White Leghorns and Barred
STOMACH SUFFERERS'.
r
him while he is snoozing, not only
DfOLVT PLEASANT \JOTORS.LTll„
Rocks, -also sexed turrets or
Cockerels. Brc•edeng since' 1902.
t
will you Ieave more mons when
Y
Toronto's. _oldest Chrysler. Plym-
Doth dealers; three location, 632
Send for ,,rice list: Wright Farm,
LET DR. SIcLEOD'S STOMACHIC
bring you this year,
you die than he will, but you'll •
Dft. Pleasant Road, 2040 Tonge Sr.,
Brockville, Ontario.'
.happiness
t:. Townsend, Oorae,'• Ontario
lt8ve it a, darn sight sooner.".
0
1650 Danforth Avenue. Our feed
f ars make us many friends.
BRAY DEI;iVFRS "THE CHICKS.
states: Suffered for years with
terrible gnawing pains few hours
--
There was a young 'girl in
-
CHICKy, PULLETS
-Order with confidence of quick
delivery most breeds, cross breds,
pullets, cockerels, capons.'Started
lifter eating. Also 'had vomiting
attacks and hemorrhage. Nothing,
^t
the choir
BOOKLET PRODUCING EGGS CN-
chicks. Write for list Dairy- Sp♦c-
teemed to help .'much but. soda. -
and it only for ahor_t_time
illfllose- voice -u— —�-- --
--der"-Ten-Cents-per-doyeti for -Feed -
fals showing brce7l?; �i{h ates,
_them
earrib of Dr. hlcLeod's Stom-
. , e up Dir
and h
Till one Sunday night
.'It went out of sight
And they found it next
day -in the spoir. _
-Machine tool production• • in
Canada during 1940 ovas valued
< at $10,821;949;` corhpared, `with
$1;048,419 in 1939, 'an increase
of 800 per cent. -
-MOVING PING
PACKING - STORING
111:riurcrl ii�ge Vnruituic L''6ol-
Curs-iVinnipeg and IVcst
to .,oast.
M. RAWLINSON, LIMITED
1!•,, Ohl'•.-lwd 1485
610-YONGI;, ST. - TORONTO
A
Tpusl
Cost mailed free on'request. Ord6r• available, Some specials now im-
K chLcks and pullets now. Manor mediate delivery are Leghorns,
Farm, Clarkson, • Ontario. Barred Rocks, 1 H x .L S. Bray
Hatchery, 130 John N., Hamilton,
25 FREE, CHICKS Ont. (limited, number Turkeys).
WITH EVERY 100 pUTx TS,or 100 OFFER TO IlVF\TORS
mixed chicks rjrdered. we give 2b �� .OFFER TO EVl✓RY INVENTOR
free nhle100" s. lx td a $18.00 $8 $19.00 List of inventions and full Lnfor-
$10 100' dL00:. Chicks $8.00 00 mation sent free. The Ramsay
I $10.00 per s, $1. 0; erela per 100 Co:, Registered, Patent Attorneys,
light brer:d., 51.50; brPeds. a rd 213 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ca
$•1.00. Immediate deliverk. Goddard pada.
v'hirk 'H ktrc h'e r y, Britannia '
Heights, ,Ont. PERSONAL .
/ 'DD��m���N BAiiFRV EQUIPMENT DUPREE PILLS $1.50
RAKERS' OVENS AN17 MACHIN- DOUBLE STRF:-NGTH 53.00. Ladies—
BAKERS'
rebuilt equipment al- quick; reliable relict• foi••-delayed;,
����� _Ways on hand.. Terms arranged. overdue, or painful_ periods. •1V11-
Correspondence invited. Hubbard Ilam Crosby, Dept WL. 204 On-
Porfable' Oven Co., 103 Bathurst facie. Building, To,roOto.
HEED i H IS ADVICE t I St.. Toronto.
SALESMAN WANTED
rhousands of women F,NHALST TAN4•
goaamllingthru"tryingg SALESMAN WANTED' WITH CAR
times" wtth Lydia E.F•XHAUST FANS, NEW GENERA?, to sell to , stores, Ladies' House
Ptakham'e Vegetable Electrics.- vent ander 'vi•holesalw Dressrs and Men's Working cloth-
Compound—famous T-oronto Nferw11)tiit,,, 29 ,Melinda, ts, on commission baste. Cash bond
for over e0 years in re- Toronto. required to cover cost of samples.
lte.vingfemalefunp- Exclusive terrffory gfven, State
tional troubles. Try It -- a P P
ISSUE 2 —rJi2 F.O. Box 14:1, Montreaal. •W rite
achic. Atter t(tking three bottles _
I was freelrgm pain. Kept on.
7niproving••-and have now been
well for nine. years, enjoying
meals without medicine." Stont-
-whic is good for all forms of in-
,1
digestion. Drug Store or write Dr. -_
. hfcl.eod's Stomacltld Co., 558 Bath-
,
ursf, Toronto, $1.25 per bottle
Pnstpatd, _
.+j
TOBACCO
FOIiR POUNDS BURLEY AND VTR_
71111a. Leaf for pipe $1.55. Five
pounds Fragrant Virginia Leat
Cigarette Tobacco '32.50
s,
"i
postpaid.
Natural Lea t, Tobacco Co.,. Learn-
Ington, Ontario.
_
Guaranteed
CAR AND TRUCK- PARTS
tilled —_New_.-
SPEC'fALJ'ZJNGi tN REBUILT NO -
TORS, . POWER -UNITS. ffydroulie
H o s s t•, Wlaehes. Generators,
Starter% Mai aetos, Carburetors,
Radiators — Exchange Servieie,
Glass Satisfactionppr
r refoae.
Levy Auto Parts, DepL J., •TeMeft. -
b : a:. ._.. .,C ' •'�.: _
. - . _.. - aa-- ... � mow....
18E PICKERING NEWS
WANTED _
: •. _ .. DBAD HORSES AND CAI TLE
_
Term
I For ' free pick up phone
pez year. $1.60 In advance
i
•
}-CI�A,'RDbl}ONT
$tbscriptions to tile- United States
�..• .. .. 913
cad Gt, Witaino $2.00 in advance.
PIWERING 506
AGINCOURT' ---zone .--.---,.--2144
John Marlar, Prapr1#4ee .
We pay the • • phone obarges
1111040600b
GORDON YOUNG LTD
-
•T.oroma. Phoae Ad..36W
`VOR SALE — choiee loo -acre farm
two and 'gone -half miles fromStouff-
#ille, good buildings, plentty of''wet-
COCKSHUTT
clay. loam:,hydro,. borderingP'rav
iIIcial Highway in Whitchurch .
Twp
- ?Ownergiving up farming owing t
j'
FrostWood
iII hes t i. If required will sell entire
{�/
aqu4pn+ent6 Priced, right, Enquire at
":Bpx. M: Tribune, Stodffvllle, or at
- • �� enc
g y
News Office, Pickering. 32-3
Now Black of •Part os. Basi
`:FOR S." — 200 bush. Van guard
Beiriea on -above aaaatasa
Seed- .OAtz,-:65c._ bush:' RAft B -
Implemeato one exhibit In seaesa
: ,ting Barley, 75c, bush. 200 Bush.
Plows, mowira sk •
.Bm►nner Oahe, 60c, bush. John Miller,
_ 1
-- " Claresrwnt. phone Clare. 313 tf
�+
L, LYE G
:rl(iR SALE — bunch 'of First Class
- 1
Claremont, Ont:
Yorkshire weanling pigs, bacon type..,
and disease free. Best prices. Apply
•to i,. Kahn, one and. half. miles south
MapleLeat Mutual Fire-
- of Balsam, . .32-3
Exp
IaSnraace Co.,
Panted and Dewrator —
-,
-Good workmanship. Reasonable. H.md
_
AaWA]!iESA >kI(f.
J. W. Johnston. Frenchman's Bay.
-�-=
- .. FOR SAIZ — c;7 trailer,
-Cheap rates for " Farm and Country'
-equipped. Will accomthodate• four
buildings.
-`- persons. E. Morgah, P R. 2;
Windstorm Insurance on Buildings
-_- Ac.IcerinM Rouge Bill 4--
Windmills. Silos etc.
WVR 5ALE on a lot 100 x 200
a solve brick 2 story 6 room house,
baseamorti Hot. vi ester' -heatitf -- P
piece bath. Sun roma. Elec- Pump,
Well and cistwm ' Law'ns. shrubs and
)fruit; vegetable garden. Hon house
> ' 'Wali exchem4e for city property-
-Pickering News.
SKATES SHARPENED
RADIO 3ERVICE •= Electric. wir-
tog and Repairs. Export Service on
' I3 flakes of Receivers. Reasonable
!Baled a` 'les Tested Free. Rlosaeil
Ills G -am Branghaas, Ont
- SOW QOVEP-N7dF-N SEALED RE-
:ISTERED GRAIX — and know wihat
you sow. We have it in Registered
-=- No. 1, Nobarb Bariey, 3rd genera-
_ tion at $1.05; Registered No. 1. Er-
lbaln Oats, $rd generation at 90c., or
e No. I. Q6mmeroisl Seed Erbans at
'70c. per bushel. W. FI: W"tney-and
Zon, W'estglen Farm, Pickering Out
'FOR SALE — Reg. dual-purpose
«Shorthorn bull, ready- for service: M:
- Bn Burk, Phone Pick. 1031.
ALASKA SEED — oats for sale.
- ]Registered No. 1. 100• piO�en`t• gerrn-
Ination, at $1.00 .ver• bush, and Com-
_ ln►ercial-seed at 75c. F.. -M. Chapman,
Audlsyo 33-5
FL1RN-I HS ED - surnmr cottage at
Whitby, 4 Bedrooms. Living -room.
;Fire plan ,Water. Electric. Pbx 216
:News Office.
IFOR SALE — CheStetfteld. Uving-
7room rug; 9 x 18, almost new. Floor
- laintp,,Bridge lamp, Box t15 News
�Olfiae. .
.FOR RENT —• 3 -roomed cottage,
- • furnished Sleep fine. Mm. Hannah
.White, White's road, Dunnarton.
?FON, SALE 5 .to 20 acnes with
abuildings. $19W cash- Ballance easy
terata. 4 Tindall, one stile north of
- 'Whitby. 83.4
'FOR SALE in Port Perry, mod-
-ern, substantial 8-roorn house and
;garage in excellent condition. Sac-
rifice price to close estate. Reason-
able teakns. A�tply Mtn. G. M. Ren-
stie, Port Perry. 33-5
- 10 ACRES r — for sale. • Good farm-
wd garden land. Orchard, 90 app,^_
.trtea, pew, plum' oherries. Good
bank barn 30. x 40, water inside.
Itespberries. Enciuire at Nowa, or to -
;Vert Harveyr, Btrougham, ' 33-4 .
_- _
SALE REGISTER
TUESDAY, APRIL 15th -, auction
reale. Property.. of Mrs, I, Powell, o€
_Claremont, 9th con. Pickering. The
property consisting of 9 -roomed
fra¢ne house, large . corner' lot, and
furniture as follows: 3 •bees, stove,
s.4 tables, 2 rockers, 6 kitchen chairs,
- -:2 arm chairs, 2 couches;- Victroia, -
wvashstand, large sideboard, cupboard
crystal radio and other miscellaneous
_- - zrticles: A. S. Faprrrter, auctioneer.
,Sale at 2 P. in. r
- = Brock Road Chin and Chatter Club
: tQld tickp. to for two quilts. The res-
etlts of the Draw Were — First, a
Fan Pattern -Quilt,-won-by Mrs.. M.
J r•lock, Broughap L Second — a
J W14.. crooked rail° fence; .won b3 G.
Petty, Cherrywood, The money roc --
dived, $60.00 to go to the Telegmam
filar Victims' Fund e
—
'Dance in the I. O, O. F. man —
1V%Uv4l% Weesdky, April 9th. ,
PeaiS,o s Cartage ` F
da
_Ai Deoce well be held in the I.
f O. O. F. Hall, Whitevale on Wednes- ANDI
DAILY day evening, April soh. Audrey All Kinds Of R3 1lr Work -
Smith's Orchestra. An Brown, floor , p
TORONTO-PICKERINO manager. Proceeds in aid of the B. All Tuoinn Guaranteed
w` , W. V. Fund. Ladies, please provide. TL'. S. M&ODONALD
M
h•urniture oviD SUFFERING FROM BACKACHES, '
Rheti uratic Po in, Sciatica, Lumbago 200 dose Ave. Toronto
Your Patronage is. Appreciated is not n000nmr, Use RUMACAM --
PJ30I+tE PICK 5394 at once for quick relief..-, HpYW
DRUG Go, TkioerYng, Oat,
P. -C. V. HARVEY PEARSON
A. C. E- H. . Prop.: r, L s E. OW ILL
Radio Ser • � C/ e/ f VVJNNRAE DIRT;OTOR AND :
Expert service and re- .. 1 HYBAi.YHA
Atioesssor••tolW. J. matbee, —
.. pairs to -all makes. -Reag- eWullaritl.
PERMANENT NAGGING PAIN onabee chargee: Work ,Nigb6and Dy Elar►iw
THAT FRAYS THE TEMPER guaranteed. l3ui nest Phone Restdenee Phooel
AND xEfi� IS, ITMAY .—ARTHUR -... 914,s ---
YOUR EYES. .�_.
C H TUCK DPT D Graduate Radio and "Tclevison L
• • 1nstitute;•Member Official Radio The Pickering
Dismy Block oA. IP. O. Service Men's -Association,
.. 1060" Ulf BR(?CK MEAT MARKET
OMA WA. OWL
THEATRE We carry a fail line of `
Contributions to Fresh
• All -Shows -Daylight Saying Time
Telegrm
as , War Healthfully Air-Conditionedured
_ � ,
AY, FRIDAY dr SATURDAY �
THUkSD
Victinis Fumd .APRIL 3..4 and 5 Meats
-- - - -
--Twe Shows. at 7.30 and 0.36
Automobile Insurance of —.7.w-&— Saturday :Matinee at L30 • %J4r cell/tlry its as JVur rMrTraa
Acknowledged $218.15
All. Binds - Lalaeahore Coffin. Club ..JACK BENNY 1?h01e"Pick 1$20
Write or Phoni - S, S. No. 2, Pickering 21.16 FRED ALLEN i CLARENCE SILK
BOWMAN 8i; $0WE
--VMITB'Y, ONTARIO "Love "thy �TTENTIOlyr
• Fare's Elevator
Neig]. r
Repair Shop- -'Claremont- -• Ont. _ WITH
$ ' --
_ _ Brock Road Gravel
t1►fAFLY MARTIN
- 'Tractor' Service Pit _
Graduate 1. H. C. Tractor School the farmers of this tom. and !�
10_years experience munity are asking -me to ROCHESTER
Crushed Pit Run
Service in all mekes of Tractors have all farmers. who are ' PJuti Latest "Canada Carries CID'
Lieensed Garage Service Sies, - Giarel -
s' Satisfaction guaranteed interested in marketing erSand and Gjp -
JOHN NORTON hogs sign S petition to "Everywhere in
E'ho:.e 5 10 ct.A REMUNT have the government pay _ -;Stone �
- - - the Worlid"
a bonus on live wbight i Delirresed or Loaded in' P'6
graded hogs. Please PHON& OUnt, Pick ICi25
fall in. MONDAY, TUESDAY %: WED,SDAY isre>fsta of a Howard 547'
APRIL 7, 8 and 9
f r ° pbsoo " I& NJ' LBOs nw'Leet Coraplste Sbow at 8.�. - jolaN BOVRNT lie- t)01(
"South of Suez" -
PICBERIN4 �dILLS WIC Notice •to Y%IW
Fame or drop in. and let me d ov GEORGE BREN7
you how Bray Ckicks made real t We do Building aid all • kiaiabi
its [os poultrymen 1st yes+'• Shur'galn feed, ser. BRENDA MARSHALL _ OAIiPI$NTB�i�,
.]Personal attention, prompt . • • GEORGE TOBIAS
' Vice iri><ll, •chicken � A.LSO AN ADDED ATTRACTIOK OBi!$NTiN[l,
Lockwood Milling Co., Pickering
L G. Wilson. R. R. 1, Myrtle Stn. starter, Srowmg 4i y, PLUMBING;
_ Argentine Nights _ ..sod
.. mash, laying mash,
range mash.' o .:WITH C. , d.do 1411"Brantford Roofing
ZOWNSHIP y TkeiRITZ BROTHERS °
starter, �conclentra• !i uwis", mAireBstliroom
And the a
OF s Bgnipmes,t; bnro'Wahisc
PICKERING les, calf starter, tar• ANDREWS SISTERS
- Ift-sieme. 8eattT
Stable Bgalpment
TRE7ISURER'S SALE of LAvOS key starter, salt
COMING — Ttlurs. Fri: sad Sat. 1 Building Material
FOR tAZEs ' blocks slid baggy
APRIL 10, 1 i aid u $atimatles
will b: bold in the Purina spray "Four others"' Wort ananntaed
Y pr' y F. J.
PROT7sE
TOWNbHIP HALL WM
for cattle.
IBROUG�'HAII _.• -.LANE SISTERS _ = Phone ma
_.. ON_
D. N • � Loo.kwood GALE PAGE
orrr�o
FRIDAYt MAY 16TH
�PiCi{HRING. ONT.
1941, at 2.00 p. m.' E. S. T. _ DELIYER -
List at Gal odor's or at
PUGHa PHONE 5317 • D
-wnsin dsed Cars' 7
Trees Weror
-- g
_40 Dodge Deluxe sedan, $995.00
k' Chick you are
miles;.
- 9000
Luckyl-40 Dodge Deluxe Sp. Coach, 995.00
7.
- - 3 9 Dodge Deluxe,Sp. e Coach 865..00
• ,because you can be sure of grow- $► p 3
ink up without any setback and '
i` you 11 always 'have such good .39 Chev Sedan, . 835.00
{•i -health and pep, -
. > that you'll enjoy, - :39 Plymounh Coach 795.00
gveryy� minute - you
live. You are going 35 Dodge Custom' Sedan, _
-� -to' get tate mash I-
d know I can depend on for best 35 Ford Deluxe Sedasi _ -
results -and that is—
__ -� ICK MASH. - . _ .32 Chev Coach
5ev�eral- other models Coaches and
Forded with Vitamins A18r D# E and G _ Q
..Your chicks need ALL 5 vitamins, for the 5 working together ffi proper r - Sedans
_ balance give ..good . health. rapid growth,• freedom from rickets, abtsnee
nervous disorders, perfect digestion, freedom from colds. Blatchford's will
crit down yottr losses to surpridagly low percentages while building retaark.•ably �F• , , � - C re out
fine birds..
9*
Let s supply you With BlatcldoeiY. roc better ee.alar` - s
.Ernie Stroud, Dunbarton,. Ont.
1 I
U
Z�,• O enroute ,when
o ° you travel by
J - motor coach.
t 69.
_ v aAcou 90
res When planning your next trisul
p cont
- Sot° SO your local agent for all travel
_.._ .:.... •nom\\e tR�p information -
�4 ,wdoNo F3AVrERN HOUSE Phone 4600
... L
•
Ing
CLAREMONT In
The caRsvasaers for War sap_
Campaign are still at work, and living in ,Ottao►s, and netted ;4s.06.
married
Miss Lena Grey; at Picker-
Brooder stove;Turnip d=ill.
bey*
Abort 50 6 -in clay tile. Pony buggy.
a' in
a few days the cmvaeeears for the
. in
Both W. and Mrs. Albright are
g•carrier
vv!i>:ti fret' sad cvYI•. L St. oil
'Chiokeonpox is in the air, and the coming
War SQX vices b`ui►d will be •
WHITEYALE ardent
members of the Presbyterian
dam. Fattening, chicken, crate. ,A
t'
c.mimutiity. I calling
on you.. Dbn"t grumble be-
.-.-+-- Church
The lovely birthday cake
quantity chicken leedexs, Toughs,
>
M� Will Palmer has' returned to cause
you are •almost weekly being
Pte. Fred Herbert is borne on two with
"88 ygeW wprked out in col-
fotinitsina etc. 60 ft. Louden lilieer
village ater *ending as week canvapsed.
We don't think we are
wieek's leave. , oured
at-
candles was the Contra of at-
carrier track with fittings. Willdnsoa
-the
=with Yr. Hugh Pugh, at Orillia. far
wrong, when we say it has ren-
where it has become -
Mies .�Lvdrapr Plaxton � the traction
guest of honor in a farewell darty
at rile tea tabic. :.
Plaw'i. Iron drill play. Set
ldxs. Wed Miller and sop Carl, re- ched
burned to Oshawa alter spending a Give
a state
now, or lose all,
at the Dome of Mr. and Ups. L. Wei-
e
owe; iat'hrow. Set bob bleighs, Jointer
Pl°w!- 2 Wheeiba�gas. lAlddez 15 ft.
' 1 sew days with Miss Morns Drown- �
.0 united and Baptist • tkurches
son one evening last •week. Meaibeft
AUCTION 3ALZ
R� tea! plow, one furrow. Cut -
.
$,ev. W. L)anxel's subject dor next will
I
ante next w"k in a series of
meeunas in keeping with the Easter
of the I. A. lL, Class were pzeaeat.
The 3 -Point Rally Cl the CWe-
. ' X08-
c
ins: LlglRt eeb liobeleigb'1i. Olteharli
q±
Sunday ' iwll! be -+ The 1leath of
and "fix unexpected, Ally." Ume..
These will be special music
msont, �itevaie and Green River
FARM STOCK
timbem
and InchlF[st �X crack, with
.Jesus".
• .4[r. and Jll�a. Yen Dopicing were I each
JQ%.
over the
night, the choirs co-operatirig..B►ptfd
on Mom and WedaaWay nights,
Toting People will be held
in." Widtevale Baptist (Unk on
IMPLZMENTS, RJ)Rhi[TUM ie,
ewi�Na, rites 8toneboat, 2 Colosy►
how+ 8 z 10. and '10 x 1L ' Grind -
. y.
riiptslig Cl ret
the
week -end.
rrJeetinga will be field in the Un-
Friday, Ap�r4 4th at, 8 p., m. Z11e. Y.
Will bs sold by Pablo Auction on
401m Silo, 26St, high, la st. diss+m.
Ba&vinton Chub were in. Ux- +tell
lel
(bnsr2i when Rev. W1slter, Dan-
will speak, his subjects Ming+-,
P. of Oeeiagton Alvb. Baptist C„bureh
Toronto, will be goeets. Rev. A. p.
THURSDAY, L,PBIL ZD
i lQelotte belparatol+e� Forts, W'isift-
��ee
■Mge on Tuesday evening of this
love of , Christ and The ' meas-
Russell will epasik on the sob*% -�
Oo LOT 34; CON. f, DICKERING
letr w, Neckyokee . and nu u mous ot-
bac art ' articles. 4 Sections of roof, 12_x
W*Wt��
Chas. Symes has been..engaged.at
are of the. Stature of .the A111neaa'. of
��-+' Rev, it E, Kennedy will
."Page Hitler".
Easter Week will be fittingly ob-
The Property of
I& Vinegar barrel, .10 gni. M -H Il-
-on
No. 7 Highway, near Brootdin.
speak in the Baptist Church on
I
served in the Whitevale - Baptist
FRED J. MASON
dwc drill. Turnpike eliovel- Bet drAg
harrows, 4 arc. Steel tank, 100' gal.
R_ ,Mdaa Ehnsns Brown, with her air-
Tuesday and Thursday nignts on..-
' � l�l,�aste-es, to His cause,
C h rch- Special Paton W eek Ser-
vices will be held on Monday, April
Welsh' pony, aged, quiet. Jersey hei-
Frost and Wpod 12 -tooth sprbig
.`ter, Mrs. Wfd. Miller, visited with
1isr-Mrs-Dudircan-Dolfpnn on
A�The Master's Spiadt." The meet-
7th and Wednesday, April_8th, at 8
fes, 2 yam• Dec. Jersey and
oimteia, fresh•. HoL-springer. Hol:
tooth' cultivator. 160 ft. Horse Toric.
rope good. Ga¢ig Plow..-3--Hoase-
day last week.. Ings
will open at 7.30 o'clock. On
Good Friday evening at 7.30 o'clock,
p. m. On -Friday April 11th t�W
M. C, will present a sacred play, -
Extern, calf by aide. Durham spring-
,draw
fork pulleys. Set sling ropes- Sims
Y.
1r. and Mrs. ' Maoklim and family
from the fox faxen at Milliken, spent
in the Baptist- Church, the- choir of
"The Christian Trail" at 8 p. m. All
Brindle
er. Hereford ball Brindle caw, in
full flow. White sow,. bred. 70 Rock
- chain and trip rope: . Meal ultiboxes.
Set farm truclds, good. Conn cultiv-
_
Sunray with their aunt and uncle, •
the Danforth Avenue Baptist Church
a Lrenten Cantata -
are cordially invited to the services.
�Whiteaale's grand young man, Alex
hens, white. Set double' breeching
ator. M -H binder, 6 ft. good. Horse
o
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Pilkey,. her..
here
will resent
Christ, the Sacrifice" by Arthut
Albright celebrated his 88th birth-
harness. Pony driving harness. Sett
'
rake, 10 ft 3 -Corner cvipboord Brass
bed. Piano• Kitchen stove. Cupboard.
The labour situation. around
is becoming se¢noug. Not a, man 'to `b4iller. The presenting of so apprq),
tints a, Cantata by this choir merits
day with his daughter, Mfrs. J.
Tweedie and her children Old includ-
single harness 2 Horse collars. Cot-
g
her- harness. Scm]� iron. 1 1-2 bush.
Coal heater. Couch. $atte�y radio.
'stove.
_... be had for any work.. They have aJl
a large hearing. These meeungs will
ed a surprise party among whom
Seed alfalfa+, 10 Wsh. Red Clover
Quebec cook Glass show case.
gone south, to Pickering, where All
I surely bring great blessinga to this
were Phil. and Mrs. Foricrthe of
seed- Quantity hay Apples. 2 �g
FACE AT 1.10 D. 8. T.
can get work - nearly, alt.
Friends in Claremont of Mr. and community.
o
Brougham.. Mr. Albright is as lithe
fillers. Chev. '24 Touring car, good
running order: Chatham faaining
TERMS CASH NO RESERVE
.
Mrs. Hugh FClarhigh, Ohnt will be Death took Plaice suddenly. while
attending Masonic Lodge in Toronto
today as he was 20 or 30 years ago
.and lives on the farm where he was mill, with bagger, good M=ti
-
glad to learn, thea, '�. Pugh, al-
on Tuesday evening in company of
born, his grandson, Stewart runn-
,good.
recoad'd. Sylvester cutting box, good.
WM. MAW$
:
``�"'
`
though quite ill, ;s a little better.
hope for eI speedy -and coaBslete other mem of the local lodge, of
ing the farm, with him. In 1886 he
Set platforan beam scales. L H. C.
2 engine. Root pulped; open
iiC�lO11A81'
.All
J. How, of Claremont, in
1-2, gas •
may' his 86th yeapr• Deceased was a prom-
- - .A Vegetable Cookeuy Demonst;-
sneaxii�er of the
- - - -
tion is being co y -
en's Imatitute on Tues y, A{p$41 Brougham Union Lodge A. F. and
M. and a very well-known
_
aF kx
:: .
8th, ;. at 2 p. tri. in the basement
the United Church. Supper will 'be in Claaesnont, ushers he h !x�.sided
inw
nerved. for mazes yeais, followin ills re-
The Sacramnent of the Lord's Sup- tirement from the ac ting dept
per.will be observed in tree United of the C. P. R. He w" scwve in all
local activities i ch tae could
�
I
-
Church on Sunday morning next,
April 6th. Mksnb'rs will Please note, co-operate, and • loss axil be felt
h
-
`+elle Official Board will meet on by a great many here. He is surviv-
ed b his daughters, Mrs Anderson,
7th, at 2.3d p. m Y
71
Monday, April
The Public School children are
her", Fred Sintzell of London;
The
'
'
gathering books, magazines etc. for
for the soldies+a, Al-
one son, Jon, of Winnipeg. ,
funeral takes Place on 7-5 PturdE>ry,
k
reading matter
asoat any kind of,. res4i accepted.
`ai
with service at 2 p. m S:�T. at the
at the. B4ptiat
----
---They are 8'w ens.' of
tach rnontfi and sorted.
name, and. .. -
Church at 2..30. Masonic funeral. j
1
k
4.
,.Mir. Gordon overland suffered an
We had the privilege of viewing
-.: auxad�nt when his car overturned on
8th
the Exhibition of articles for the
Red Cross t y Claremont ladies, on
the Brock Road at the concesa-
_
" ion. 'Tie said, the Sand Man ' came
ruesday, followdng the exhibition of
i have
tOO Wick T}� car was seriously the Previous dap*• We don't the
n- opportunity of teeing all of the
Famie,ged, but the driver escaped u PPo Y
the Red
nvork done by r:uixiq► of
vest. T. Gilla in and daughter, Viol- Rtb�kexa bf the _ Province, but we.
eft, With ot]ear friends, �� Mr, have an idea from "thio and that"
ev- that Clazesnont has one of the lead-
quid Mrs. Fd: Lewis on -Monday
Mr. Gillam is cho►rmsater of � Ing groups of the Province engaB``d it
ening.
- ne Baptist Church. in. this work, and judging from the F '` o- :•:."
tyu ♦:: a ..�-' ��S s
A P
Dianf orth :e`er .
1 i eyes -. •
ne Y '
':Wall ca=se out to make final es ran- display here, through ms�sca � ::,. � .s.
understand the position that y,
gements for the Sacred Cbntata 14 we can
be in the Baptist Church local vmrkers have attained in 'this
presented
evenIn field. There were gastnente of all
-lieore on Good F�•idsty g. v.
w had re
n e
rl 'o n garments P
vest ti ,g
riots of Claremont P
The m an Y asoto Only
invite the pomlers that be,. including iously thought could be made o ly by
the Pickering representatives, to skilled factory- tailom Girls' dieaeea,
tallies' dresses, men's shirts, flannel
drive up the Block Road and see
how tansy like it. On Tuesday after- pyjamas and nightgowns, idmaiiaa,
hospital bed gowns and jackets, led-
.noon, it .looked as though the Brock ,
'noon,
7ypea f1'
had only s few more hours to res and girls' slips, knitted pulioofvers+ FOR
helmets, .FEATURES 41
I
This road in, a Cousi- socks, aev9;al
,6,o, of course,
infants'
Ed. gulation mitts; 60 dreeseis,
the tooviihip's. _
Li' many, not L Concealed
meeting of •ware, towels etc. all' anode try local Tiptoe Q�at�S
The regular moritw
Society, tingerls+ and finished and displayed '0 Nolo ie the time to see you+ dealer 1 B p� p*m& recess
m5asiomary •
-' ---+the Wom>eo's fact -
.,will be bold iia the eehoC! moan of in a manner squat to that of taco gate_T•aMei.l Hyl
Repressatatives about a new Chevrolet Nolo--w)>t1�e _ p� ar� sraiota,
tits! United CbRa'ch on Thursday,
April 70W, K R
,. 7
Cry node articles. -
os lire Canadian Coaatryw an, who you can get so much motor car value S. vat.e.b,-QeM�
1-'G.A- �CIntyre"s Group will be in
t
This is to
are especially' interested is thi3_ MM* t a. Presse -per $6
called, and Commented on the exaell-:-.for your monery t Now - while low to. unitised S..r•Aegs.,
diarse the program
" Easter Meeting and Rev.
L, encs of Certain features, Passed up price bays "all the necessities and A D�
be ltse
... F iCeanedy will address tM meat-
i
by others, in the efficient manner Deo
is nsiiiCh the b>itton-holes and such, most of the luxuries .of modern is ADgoal panel Dow
I7boes H +tees.
�•
Thursday afternoon,. 'liar. 27th
they tail- ow E 10
were carried out - perfect, +.motoring" I Never has a car carried 1t. Co.esaded D.or gam,
17. Harseale
the wotrisan's Association of the Up-
ed it. Two articles wle were partic- Bada.eer.
the knee .. more advancements and advan- 1s. wile Fio.t B.etY
-- +tell Church met in the school rrom
WIn" and her Grenp were
uLrIZ► interested in we�+e, Two
blanket van 19. Coa Arm Rats-
1i*o i Seat
wraps, a yard square given stages than this pear's value•leading ss. Full
71. Ibil
Hns,
in charge of the Dlevotionsl Servic-
]ROM
those obliged to spend the night in Boni Bias.
they is in also be ---Chevrolet . . . Concealed Safety � Dua Her" Moneta Behi.d yqs,'
ass. The Buainses Period wise conduc-
lira► Tomlin-
the bomb -shelters,
used as infants' blankets; silo the StepB ... comfort -increasing Knee-
a�
ted by the president,
son. Two quilts for the Missionary
a24. Area
hospital -ward- slippers, made by M• All
Action Body by Fisher. ss• AutInstomatic Collis on All Doers,
,
$ale were finishedin the aftegnoon.
our ladies, from the opecially-made ...quality 2a. Left and Right Door From r eelrs.
to the uppers. Tickets were sold vacuum -Power Shift, at no extra 28• merit psoel Clock.
;A Pot Luck Supper wap eerved to,
n1
sole ... Glove
earlier on a quilt, the lucky -winner + t 229. A �" eLont ek. Lode and Lddiltr
41 features for 41.
: preaent. " .• cost ... great
sa1.E ly 14[outea Wlndsi,ieid wipers,
been. sized-. Rear I peetlon _ __
new Chevrolet has Plate. --
is
38. Individually Cooled Cylinders.
`ahead, styled ahead, designed ahead • Self -Adjusting Tenslon•Tyw Rear Sprins
..
e y $hackles.
. Steel -bound Felt window
res36to Downtown for,pour protection. Eye it, try it,$�Rubber Cushioned Rear Spring yonntings.
Glass Channels.
buy it today. Enjoy immediate 36• �thtive Crank -Controlled Ventipanes
You go dizeet delivery and make sure of depend- s7. Si I isolts Hold Bear wbesis to Flanged
a o able motoring in' the years ahead. �. isvtsAdjustable eOfs t Meetaai.
to downtown
\ 40. Front Seat and Doer
Seng Pads,
41. HYPoid
In every town CANAD1AN.aUILT BY "NERAL MOTORS Rear Ask,
1 I
U
Z�,• O enroute ,when
o ° you travel by
J - motor coach.
t 69.
_ v aAcou 90
res When planning your next trisul
p cont
- Sot° SO your local agent for all travel
_.._ .:.... •nom\\e tR�p information -
�4 ,wdoNo F3AVrERN HOUSE Phone 4600
... L
Some Do, Some Don't—Science Seeks Answer
......, a.,.:..,,. nsar,•snx+ras••-r.x .xr
a
is �.....',�„-_ mss.. a.r - ...
K 0 - R✓
.Jar
•— y::
_ 5
!1
•� A
F •^n • ,.�.; to AP•6 r
0',y�
=�
• .. jam.
. � `
``I
Ing that they be given an o.portun-
�,
..
IT WA9 t
Lend bill had been approved by
the Senate, appeared last week to
money and materials, represented
sty to debate the government's new.
4¢
be: how the U. S. was to -assure
44 per' cent of the whole national
income of Canada.
-
delivery of American aid to Bri•
rain. Everything obviouy depend-
On a comparative basis, the
ed upon maintenance of the
"bridge
premier estimated, this financial
assistance to Britain for' Canadian
limit of 230,000,000 . bushels to.
of ships" acroes the At.
puchasee would equal an ezpendi-
`
ti
lantic. (Hearteninglyenough last's
ture of $15 billions by the United
✓k
«�
week's British shipping loese•s were
Stares—more than twice the Wash
.
crop; a continuation of the . pre-
away down). A move to lend more
ington .appropriation for lend-lease
suoka's sojourns in Moscow, Rome,
destroyers. to Britain was expected
purposes. -
` !
hourly; and large -$tale plans were
Following Premier Keg, Fins
basing of delivery quotas on 6114
being laid for the repair of Bri-
tam's naval and merchant shipping
pp
ante • Minister .Ilsley announced
federal taxes
'
7 x!
'
I IIuited States Yards. Use of
of #1,000,004,000 for
thr fiscal year beginning Aril 1
Workin
l&,
g hand in hand with the fighting forces of Canada and of the rest of the Empire are the
fiats of the Research Council
chiefs were the tubject -of much
°pelatioa—since no information
American warships in British con-
�r.
which represented an additional
' • trlbutions to the war effort, both
iieseareh
a
ioYs was contemplated, but not
planned until amore critical stage
$100,000,000 in revenue to be
4
of U. S. -German relations should
sought from Canadians by the Do -
minion
--grains and grasses. culture
Arta
'
be reached.
government next year. A
come to Europe
to
F,.
`'cry encouraging news for Br!•
billion dollars,, he said, would have
to be borrowed next year to cover
rain came out of thQ U. S. last
direct war outlay and noz£war ex -
week with the report, 'reliably con-
penditures .including financing of "
Axis partnere were in position to
policy was "highly unsatisfactory
firmed, that 15,000 bomber and
:the new federal wheat policy.
- —
make good their claim that they
can nullify . American aid for Bri-
fighter Planes would be•ready to go
Unpopular Wheat Policy
across the ocean to. join the war
b
Z'i�eatern members of- the House
Western wheat farmers unless
Y. JeIp. By the .end of 1941, itof
'
last; week were-urg
PUD AN' r WERE
IN A STREET
-C . AN' WE
NOBODY CLAIMED
W E JE1R/
% ON TWO
=�
FODU 0 A DIME
ON THE FLOOR l
was sa American production
SORB p� T r HAC A
A001TT'l i �OPOCKfI: ET MY
A
Ing that they be given an o.portun-
�,
..
IT WA9 t
- .
would bring Britain's air fighting
strength up level with Germany's.
sty to debate the government's new.
MY LN MC
wheat policy which provides: s
'Japan Reconnoitres-
limit of 230,000,000 . bushels to.
� r�
Wheat Board purchases of the 1941
✓k
_
Japanese Foreign Minister Mat-
.
crop; a continuation of the . pre-
suoka's sojourns in Moscow, Rome,
sent 70c a bushel minimum rice:
Berlin, were last week not yet com-
basing of delivery quotas on 6114
`
plete. His parleys with the Axis
per cent of the 1940 wheat acreage
Workin
l&,
g hand in hand with the fighting forces of Canada and of the rest of the Empire are the
fiats of the Research Council
chiefs were the tubject -of much
°pelatioa—since no information
(which means acreage reduction);
and payment of bonuses for sum
sum-
' • trlbutions to the war effort, both
iieseareh
of Ottawa. Alhave
ready they
in the industrial field and in the
scien-
made numerous hisrhly important con-
about them was forthcoming—
merfaliowfng and seeding to coarse
- armed. forces In this -one of
workers is shown as he subjects steel helmets to --special teats- One has been
:-*Wet and the other has
but it was generally thought tit._
Mr. Matsugka had
--grains and grasses. culture
Arta
h
resisted it. Te' scientist is trying to find, out
penetrated by a
why,
come to Europe
to
Minister Mach2111aa of had
nee for himself whether the
issued a statement gaging ihitt this
Axis partnere were in position to
policy was "highly unsatisfactory
THE W A R . W E E K--Colrtlzlt'nlary DD Qittegt Events
territory, .Turkey court thenin ,
make good their claim that they
can nullify . American aid for Bri-
and inadequate' and that ft 8ouid
be im e g acceptance by the
conformity with the non -aggression
tain and knock the latter out. His
Western wheat farmers unless
�+ �1A�?C�L+�• i�
- U S. R. in-
pact exi=ting- between herself &nd
the U. S. S. R., rely on the full
Sndinga would without doubt
strongly `luence the decision of
drastic modifications were made.
Farmers of the
Vl►iLJs7C.n7 ,l J .
comprehension and mentraIlly of
his government as to whether Ja•
prairie provinces,
he contended, should be in.
es•,
j� TURKEY
A" ' �i�'"Ce11
IS
the a U. S. a. R:"
This was sensational news, The
pan Is to weave -a tortuous course
of noa•belIigerency or throw
.placed
a position of equality with other
entering tato of this pact with Tor=
cau•
tion to the winds and join in the
classes of Canadian citizens in the
effort: and not forced to
war •forC r 11
_ '-'/
Last
key constituted the first concrete
step the Soviet Ualou.had taken to
attack on the Anglo -Allies. One of
Japan's greatest fears of course Is
ve
on an' "income on the verge o j
poverty:"
-
wagk--ae spring opendd the
Iliroa• on what migbt well be the
Greece, where the .allied -Greek
military command had swiftly to
influence the course of the war
since the Germ4jkRussian agree-
that Soviet Russia might attack-
her in the, north (by air, sea and
-
- --
dseisive phase of the conflict be.
'tVOM Brltalin
revise, their plan of defence to stn-
mens of August, 1939" This latest
land) whew she's busy in the south,
Fighting Bird
and Germany,
7, the
lltttle of Britain
estbrace a much wider front; fa
act barred further Nasi Denetra•
tion
and what the Japanese,e-gornmsnt
--out of which has
009 the Battle of the, Atlantic—
Turkey, where the country's lead-
ars saw her independence menaced
southeast, alopg the U. 8. 8
R's western borders. (It .also was
desires yerhaps above all else at
the -moment is a Russo-JapaneseVft
One of the most powerful of all
�f t� mainengagement of
l
from yet another aurle; and to
reliably confirmed that Russia had
non -aggression pact.!
birds, and able to sly long dia-
tlfr rat': But events In the Medi-
Russia. where German penetration
halted shipment of all supplies ej
fauces, the niton is seldom esQght,
_
lnrraneaa basin were receiving
of the Haliaaa had long be view-
oil. to Germany since 'March 1).
- - - -
but a dead specimen has been
Ilweh more of the worlds attention.
ad with growing anxiety,
Bad For Germanic
-'' ��6��,� This Yeas _
p resented to the museum at then
`��•ritI>utonian
'_ r
Discs, the British conquest of Ib
r , O's African AmPirs, all but eom-
(Russia Assume Neutrality -
Writing oa the. signlflcance of
tits new Soviet assurance to Turkey
Canada wills pend $2,600,000,0 0
over the
Inatitate in Wash••
ington. It was brought down in
h
0iMs, was beginning to be chsJ•
The Soviet Union reacted to dais
Canadian military analyst W R-
next twelve months on
her own war effort and financial
the Atlantic. The. skus linea on
n&
-
iMtirsd by large farces of German
sftuatJba by reaffirming friendship
Plowman' said: "The dispatches
aid to Britaft7—;860,000,000 afore
penguins' eggs. sad- chicks, and
p fmrtbanlsed troupe in western Lib-
with Turkey and -assuring Russian
sunist that Russfa will give tea-
than Was estimated late" is Fob-
acorea of half -eaten birds may be
-
ra; and the Hatdo of the Hallmns
;` fast • af�Droachlns the "shoot.
neutrality should- Turkey -resist a
Gorman attach hazself. The
terisi help to Turkey mueb as the
II. S. is giving material help t�
ruary—Premier King told ParUa-
ment last T
seen -near the sites of penguin
colonies `during the hatehins sea-
s'tsg'°
agreement did
Britain. Some
wee7t. e ]'rime - Min—
�!e
,
° A famous Bfitiah sirenft
Yugoslav -
ttgosfw
not promise aantral-
sty If Turkey should strike at G,er-
war supplies grab-
ably are moving from Russia to
later declared that sum to be
spent in
named after the tierce, tilling
tris(.shun.
many in the event of a Nasi nave
Turkel►, and it would be logical for
a mighty''drive of m+sn
-
1rhs capitulation to the Ails of
against Greece. On the eonta+uy !t
the movement to.develop gradually
_ _ -
llsgoftla°fn's head men pt•acipitat-
M_ a somber of new erises: to
stated that "in the event thaatg�
key
to a IAW scale ..: Russia is mov.
Ing her
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
$ Fred Neher
�asbvfa itself,
should be the object of
troops and warships west- '
_ y
where open re.
lrit and civil war threatened; to
Lion and Bile found herself obliged
to enter war for the defence of bet
wart as quietly as possible. but
Dethaps with little idea of offens-
-
ive action ... It remains to be seen
whether Stalin w1i1 neglect his op•
in WartiEfl@ Come and B 71efr Own
portunities until Hitler is ready to
/
strike. lite military advisers ■lould
�J
/
-�' - —
tori' him the truth that until Ger-
any has !aught It out with Britain,
o
'
'
Hitler won't have sufficient gaso-
hh rgrease
line and to permit large
mechanized forces to drive far into
-
Russia and that Hitler really is
-
' b °
sta Mug a , gigantic bluff to keep
Russia quiet. The Russian armies
w
,
possess a cast nu--irical superior•
sty over the German armies, and•
e "'
.tt .
Is impossible for the German forces
�.
to and ever vital
guard y point that the
`S•: `
Ru§slams could menace. The Soc-
�
1`
t
_
let air force could work'havoc tq
"-,
�1
\
'..
German citlee; Russian cities are
so remote they would be camper-
.'
(
atively free from attack. Were Rus-
/
+
sfa to make common cause with
'Turkish
r
_
J
the Greek, British and
armies, the defeat of Germany
'would
�}
within a Tear be a sear
�v
h
certainty." ..
1
Whatever purposes were behind '
the
3r
ur-
keg, they portended ill for Nazi
=--�
Germany. Even the U. S. State De-
partment heartily Rus•
/
& V` P
`-
*
applauded
eis% attitude.
-
"Bridge of Ships"
Hostesses is wartime Britain need no ion er wo
g rry about their
President Roosevelt's 'biggest
- r
x M•
E4iends' food fade. When week -end guests arrive, they frequently bring
el; ration_�_alonPwitlt_them..__._.—__.______
headache, once the first financial
.:"What Part of my bill makes Icrt nick . the,parirf•
the__ Lease•
you-paisi or
the balance?'•
• REG'LAR FELLERS -That's Different
'
.
-. -By GENE
BYRNF �
i TH AT'S NUTHIN' IS THAT 40 9
TO BE WEI.1-,I FCUNC .
'VAiAT'S' EAMN'
YOU UP,
PINHEAD ?
PUD AN' r WERE
IN A STREET
-C . AN' WE
NOBODY CLAIMED
W E JE1R/
% ON TWO
=�
FODU 0 A DIME
ON THE FLOOR l
,of
cams$ 41
SORB p� T r HAC A
A001TT'l i �OPOCKfI: ET MY
A
IT WA9 t
- .
+
MY LN MC
,
p W the other car. Shoot In
a o
the head it he tries anything."him
P�eed�e'
for :War SdYIi1�S He was back o a minute, "All
i•Il3ht, Bill. Spill some gasoline, back
there; FIe t t e fuse up. over- the
door." Fte took his gun from Bill,
.got into the scat beside Larry.
h►' - SALADA
"Any. Met t ortls._.Collies?" _
"You certainly have this down
"11'e. Practiced on your brother. r
1
When Joe flashes, his light, I'll "
Shoot ycu, let off the brake and
Put the car to gear. I jerk the hand. 1 r`-�
_ throttle cpen as I jump out. Bill - �---+
lights the. fuse, steers you almost
to the curve. Then—" d
+30 =
"What about Mcirnie?. She knows CA
�
v
•
why I'm here. knows•2've been try- M
Lug to Drove you're smuggling oar-
• SERIAL STORY _ cotics. She suspects there was
something wrong about the first
DANCEROMANCE AHEAD accident here. She'll talk." Larry • Ask your grocer for Calumet. Try it and polls
�•, was stalling. see how'double•actipn permits you to use Oug
:;�;L'0''°'' COPYRIGHT, 1940. — "No she won't. We'll take care Lasa and still et hetes results. LE•,aCt►INO
` ` •• ••••� BY TOM HORNER Hea ssavtea.trla of Monnie. If she starts any trou _ Notice,too, how th Calumet tin opens
Ule we'll tip tLe federal men to at a slight twist of a wrist—yet never KING
• - sgills; even when fall. Under the lid is a
search=her car. There's $000 worth WDER
CAST OF C,H,ARIlCTERS don't actually have the pleasure handy device to level each spoonful as
MONNIE MILES—her mania for of slugging me. One of the boys of dope hidden. in it. You .couldn't you use it.
find it. But, the government men
fast' driving
g wrecked her will take care of it. . You take CALUMET IS PRICED SURPRISINGLY LOW slIV 4t ria
My gun, throw- down on the boys will." ,
_
fast'
COLLINS— "That's' why, you stole her car!"• ��s""cs
COLLINS—newspaper and get. awaF. Just outside you. `91
reporter, hunting the murderere of find my car you jump in it, Bentley nodded. The smell of s� " '
his brother. race to town.. -You'll meet the Sher- gasoline came from the rear seat.
MIKE BENTLEY — wealth iff at Dead 3fan's Curve.... If he , Bill carried the empty can up to
rancher, knew too much about drives too fast you may take him she other .car. Larry knew he i -T
--- wouldn't have long to wait, now. Its Woman s Job T
auto accidents. into the canyon with you... I won t
` • • • mind... The car catches fire... "Monuie would have trouble ex- To Be Attractive A A
LAST WEEK: Monnie ' sees You shoot yourself—with my gun, plaining how that. stuff got in her
Larry, denounces him as a thief. o! course—nether than, buzn to .. car. We planted it 'there just to. p L
" 'then she tells Bentley that death or be taken to prison. You'll make sure she wouldn't talk. -if Reasonable Amount of Time
D
Larry's brother was,killed on the Ma'ke,a few headlines, but we prob- she did find out anything. We'fe and Certain Amount of Mon- L t,
�' curve, that he has been Investi• ably won't bother to hold much of not worried about Monnfe."
jey Bating the accident, spying on her. -an fnqucst:"_ - BEiTEIt--.,, - - Loo Should-'- -- - - - '
Be Spent on Good
Larry tries to tell her that Sent- . "Just like Hugh;' Larry com-1 The words split the. stilindss. ;
ley Is smuggling narcotics. She mented. "Aren't you afraid some• 3lonnie! Here! $ SADIE B. CHAMBERS -
refuses to believe him., Later she one will start thinking tbese ac- Maintaining an attractive ap- Y
Bentley was caught off guard. In
promises to. marry Bentley if he cidents on the curve are occurring pearance • is part of the job of
will turn Larry over to the sheriff. too frequently?" 6. that instant. Larry swung for ff
51ike's chin, grabbed for- the auto -
being a.wcman. rc aple syrup Days
Bentley agrees; but makes his own What if someone does? What matic. + Any business man will tell you One of the sure signs of Spring
plans. can he prove"' The sheriff will. be (T9 Be Concluded) that, in, any, successful business,
to a' Canadian 'is the news that
_ the only witness. This setup is per- a certain amount of time, energy "the -saP is* running" or later the
CHAPTER XIV - fect..It worked for your brother. and money is devoted to main- rma ion,' that
„ main -
long anticipated info t
It'll do for you-" tair�ing a is w r p'is' on the market".
Worrying about. what Bentley.. _ n two would the allowed "Maple 's rtt
- SCALLOPED � _ '�r y
was planning to do with him ,didn't • a true, salesmen W bat -could he more patriotic than
keep Larry f o wit h the din- Bill and two more o ]3entiey's 'BUTTON -FRONT STYLE
to wear overalls when calling on to encourage the use, of Maple •.
rqm customem-and the firm would de- • -
her his guards brought. He was men came for Larry about 9.30. _ tide -to dispense with the good de -
Syrup' Then we immediately think
'';just ftnfahing the pie when the Theo tied his hands behind him:_ move into a loft of. pancakes, waffles or muftins—
uancher walked in. thea hustled him. upstairs and out e • _
,.-. .• arress the tracks, where rent is
8�'
- "Good cook you hire here, Bent into Bentley's car. He was pushed •• I cheaper.
- ley; • Larry commented. "You at• liko the -front seat beside the.raneli-. S
itr _ And so the business `af being PANCAKE
y ways eat flus -well?" or. He noticed a man riding a - n
Bentley laughed. "No. this is horse down• the highway. leading a woman demands that a reason- 3 gas sifted -pastry flour
able amount of time and perhaps 3 .,teaspoons baking powder
a second saddled howse _
tlpecial—for you. The condemned +�• * _ 11,yy teaspoon -sett
a little money be spent on main
man ate a hearty (Unnrr and all • He goes down Into the cauyom ( I int appearances.. T money = eggs
that. Glad you liked it, though. It's to fire the shot when you kill your. : _ ! should be mentioned in the house- cabs "milk"
_ 7 r last meal." self," Bentley explained. "He'll " >✓ c melted butter;
jF' . g', hold budget. The -ti•me should be s Wl
Larry rolled .a.. ctgaret, eyeing' stay_ rlose to'the curve, but well _ pt wed to ell iiia r n3ioh re. flour and sift with bait-
-planned
at• -
Bentley speculatively. "You're. a out of your• way. From ,the. high- . '. _.. and BaIE. add beaten
an m' to onf ' Measure.
and resentment.
In powder
nice guy; ?►Like, I'll bet you -used way It sounds like the- shot .c6nies - ' , ✓ egg, milk and melted butter. Add
- • - BUDGET • TI31F: , he dry to
liquids. stool Lo t y
Lo dmarn klttetis, stick pins !n from 'the burning car.',
... F-'� ,, . _ Figure out the minimum of
the
bugs, and that sort of thing when Larry was silent. Ile watched s _ gredients. _
time' required for befot•e-b'l'eak- Some eggs nary as does thea
- you were a kid. You enjoy seeing another man put a gasoline can In' then allow that
fast rooming,
*' • • f R our• if batter seems too tlrin add
viz lDo
our fl
' people squirm
so much.: y Bentley's car. Hill combed in the � • 0 v r - morning. De -
worst; Bentley. I'm oat squirming back, fondling a machine gun. _ much time r= e y g - - a Little more: flour. Pour 'or Vdt'ap
for yon." Bentley drove out to the highway. y tide roti€tier you want to do ex- -
„,� . Y,. rounds of batter on hot lryfng pan.
"f Kilted Himi" A second car followed. _ 4 ercisea for ten minutes in the . When bubbles appear •turn and
- - J'Yau will before we get throu.h ar morning br sometime during the
"\ice car- you've 'Rot here." ; -brown on the other side. Serve
with you." .The man's innate cruel day, or whether y'ou can devote ptpin>; hot with Maple Syrup.
qty reflected itself in his face. "You harry said. "Don't you mind' los• •a couple' of hours a week to an
4 -
Ing it?"`Q active sport.
came here asking for trouble, just -%he's Set the Day - '' , _ WAFFLES "
=
like your brother. We caught him s, Its impossible to lay down
�4e cauglit-you. It's not Benrhy was amused. "tt'a tri- . ¢;•
sured. I'll need a .new tans any- t '' general rules which will suit 114 cups sifted flour. cup whole
snooping. r tr '.
healthy to, know too much about every •woman. Each individual wheat flour
way, when Monnie and I 'gpt mar o
- Mike Bentley: You're finding that 'y s must do this for herself. The im- 3 teaspoons baking powder.
Your brother discovered the tied. You knew we were going to T!: portant thing is to ' realize 'the sir teaspoon $it
out Yo be married, didli't you , . Monuie
aasaie thing." set the day. SPPteaiber .10, this aft•. necessity for keeping up appear- 3 egg Yolks
"You admit you' killed him r, ernoou. Shp went tin in to town antes; then to arrange time and 3 teaspoons baking ;Powder
- - "`Sure, I did. And I did a swell to teak' to her bridesmaids. '^oo . ' , s• the budget to allow for doing it- 1{i teaspoon sect
Job of it: Unidentified drunk killed } j 3 eggr whites beaten stiffly
bad, Collins. You 'should Uave stay I ( % cup cream
on curve. Everybody forgot about ed in New Yoi k." L ,j cup milk
bim as soon as the inquest was T.a:rry did not answer. After flus Household Hints
over. No one will bother much afternoon, nothingsurprised him. 4 tablespoons melted Uutfev
_ _ Sift flour, baking powder and
about a dead cattle thief either." He didn't mind Monnie believing —
"There are a fear who might be he was a thief, she might have Try standing on a Lusiilon for salt. If using whole wheat too, toes
..interested," . L a r r y suggested' . -.been angry, but ;to telt Bentley a long stretch of Ironing.'and your in atter sitting flour, •Then- add
','Whey might even start ini•esti- f ' ' well -beaten egg yRlks, milk and
gating when I don't come Uaik. about Hugh. That was more than 1 i feet won't -get either cold or tired.
be could stand. He had trusted « cream; and -lastly the melted but-
gating
think. about that?" hev—loved hes. - ter. Drop and cook -on , -electric
':Let 'em investigate all they', i To flatten an nptut blade o> war to iron in the usual nay. Serve
*ant to, they won't find a thing.", The car stopped, but Bentley a knife heat the point and lvhesi with plain. maple, syrup,ora,thinly
left the motor runuing..Larry saw } cool trim it with scissors. Finis L• whipped cream with shaved maple
A%. Bentley was aggravatingly confi•' a7O5 PP P
the eu•rve a hurtdreti yards beyond, I It off by filing. - sugar added.' Waffles are not syn -
dent. Might slow things up for a" i g
Aentle, got oat, et;ried to the men „ . .
- ...bit --cancel a few deliveries, but � By Anne Adam; , . � . ony-mous with breakfast any mere.
intheother car. r Make. a cream with powdered- They can be dressed rip with a va.r••
- taabhing more than that: - You're. Turn mound and .keep the mo- Attention, Airs. housewife.
..,not so Important," all- that; Col= for running. This will go off just Here's that 'just -right" frock to stanch and cold water and apply a Led wardrobe, making them a wel!-
tlins." like file other one. Joe—you Ret I wear the livelong day. It's Pat- coat all over a plaster statuette. behaved addition for luncheon or
Well Worked Out up on the hill.' Flaari your light ` tern 4705 and its .quick -as- Let it, dry and ,when brushed off, evening a well as breakfast.
"You must have it pretty Well when you see a car coming rip, a -flash making.'. .There are just the stafiietIto will be' clean,
worked out." then duck back through the pas- three main , pattern pa>its, not
• WHOLE WHEAT MUFFINS
` "I always have thiugs 'Pretty lure. I'll; have someone pick you counting the long or short sleev- Both .black and navy blue wash- 2 cups whole wheat.flaur
well worked out.' That's why l up. es. Darts give smooth fit at the Ing materials look twice as good y egg L
ail. Here's' what's going to' ••Yon. Bill, steer the car. 'Be sure seamless waistline. A real sew. If they are "blued" after being ik cup butter•
ilapPen to you—at least, this s that fuse is fastened tight and; ing, apo erang _ e ti cup --brawn sugar
'what everyon %will think happen• watch out you don't blow up when venience is that buttoning down out to dry witbont wringing 1 cup buttermilk
tuft -to- you. you fight it. Jump off when the the .front: The prettily .scalloped weather permttt•irig.' teaspoon soda
"In a couple of hours, you're go- . s • Cream butfe'r and sugar, add the
car. gets rolling 'good and go down collar, and the neat little cuffs,
jug to kno6k me out, while I sit into the canyon. Tony'll have -your ma be in self -fabric' or fresh a _
here .talking, to y y. Save- gas by fillip, your sauce•• egg welhtieaten, Beat together un
horse down there. Let the ' Sewing In- with potatoes,tie a cloth til very creamy, Then add butter -
"I'll. enjoy that part of It," Lar• contrast. pan lid
"I'll go back to the. house with structor •help you speedily finish tightly over theta• and then return milk with soda dissolved and last -
vi interrupted. Shultz and let him put a bump on this fistful -frock.' the lid , to tUe "saucepan in which ly the , whole wheat flopr, 'A dash
"That's only in the, story, you' my he d. Brit I'll take care of Coil-' of nutmeg is a leasing addition. l
Pattern 4705 is a"vailable• in your greens or sten is cooking; li +
lins first'." the potatoes will he perfectly
r misses' and women's sizes'16,' i6,' 18, . '
Caught Off Guard i3team?d wit'''nit. any trouble. t (1 i ker...eleomcs ncraonnl T
20, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46. -r: tl.
He came' back to Larry. cut the 40,
* le feta from Inicreatcd readers, Stte
ropes that bound his wrists, "'Move
Size 36 takes 4% yards 35 inch1■ pleased ro receive .ug9c.rtons
'fabr1c. If youi` white things—handker. on topics for her column, end, Is
over under the wheal- Co111ns. even ready to linlcn io y'eur pet
chiefs, towels, etc.—have become
• You're driving from here on.;, peeves:•' Requests for reclpca or
S/OWBimmi Send twenty cents (20c) in g little yellow with time, try this speclul mews are In order. Address
9 Larry rubbed his . wrists- to re- „
11 CIGARETTE PAPERS stnre .lhe�clrculatlon. When he fail- , chins (stamps catrnot be accept time, let them soak overnight in your tetter eel Adel■ 1gle' s re cinp�-
ed for this Anne Adams pat= berm. 73 Meat Adetd. oe surer. 73 -
ed to obey Bentle s command, B 11 ) clean cold water with a teaspoon- ronin ^send srampcd, self-a•rdrra*ra
NOXFAINEAMA_ DE ? .,i•_ t Write plainly size, name, rn.'eMpc' it s'oe +�1�1• p ter ry '
prodded him in tht+ back•with•the F Y tui of cream_of`tartar pl)owgd to
.. addrt�ss and -style number, every -'quart of water. When the
machine gun. "You heard him,
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fiuddc, 'Wove over." Send your order to Anne Ad- clothes are ironed after this treat- With -frontiers of 3,438 miles,
• - RPnttey. .handed his automatic anis, Room 425t 78 West A,d'elaide' "went you will find them realty as Poland had only g7 miles 4f ,
C !o 13111. "111 take that tommygua. St., Toronto. white as 'anew. coastline before the war.
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LOCALISM coag her mail. It was ter, who died at Scraton Pa., on lines this past iw�eek, to help offset effect of the munition plant on wee
"trernely interwsting malt -hour. Mare 14th of ai heart attack. Tile the shortage of farm labour.coananunity. Well! we've got both
M bhe program also were _ Maes Sone 1 service from Greenwood Uh- The Cluib Euchre and Dance will over and munition plant, wwch putt
-.Tse �+egular Treating vi the W, M
A. of the United Church uas been arga�rst Westn�y in several read-• ited Church on Tuesday, - Mar, V th, be held -in the schoolhouse on Thurs- it 11D to ea&
of us to our bit for
ings; and little Miss Joan and Mas: alas attended man ie ves 'an
postponed until Aril �1Sth. ._ _ by y � ay evening Aprir _10th, while the Pickering,
ter Murray Fallaise, in a delightful friends. Miss Pen ell •waw regular, meets
--The Junior Institute will meetg g X a grad- next ng will be held apt The Agsocuation is not trying to sec-
on Saturday , April 10th, at 3 p„ m. ]overlie vocal , duet. We must not uate nurse from. one of the best of the home of Gard and Mrs. Winter ure war secrets, but the plans of the -
in the Chub Roosts, overlook a statement that - the New York's hospitals, and was busy on Monday, April 14th, plant that may a�feet Pickering,
dinner was very good too. -with the sick, until a few dayis be- ' Miss Ma
-The Towns *p Council will meet ,-„Percy Neale lost about two hund- fore her Mary M�iadY of Oshawa, such as housing, water, schools etc.
in the Township Hall, Brougham; on Passing. A lady of fine called on hey mother here on Sun- We have been assuured that Picker-
�ianda next, i 1 red chickens on Sulnday afternoon, chapacter, and her memory will -live da -
Y xt, p. m. S. T. Y• _ ing +will not -be _called upon to bear
when the brooder houAe caught. fire, .as an inspiration to all who knew �,
I --The Sacrament of the Lord's Pickering any undue burden beeAuse of a west•
caused by coals from the heater her. The lovely floral tributes spoke g Horticultural Sod'ety. .
-mapper will be dispensed in, St. And- industry in our midst.
rew,% Presbyterian falling to the floor. The- building was for the -esteem in which she was It is our
Church on Sun- completely. destroyed. held.. The next meeting of the Horticul- uts b Policy to eget at rest idle
W next, April 6th,- at 3.00 p. m. ,. „ Lural Socia Y known the facts
,'--IBorn, at the W'arren's Cottage . - MO�ng �' took place last The W. A. of the Circuit met at Society will be held; t'Q!e Va- as soon as pdssibl%
HofOdtaa, Toronto, on Saturday, Mar, week, in •town .here. Mr. Fairbairnthe home of Mrs. Green on Tues- ited Ohurch, Pickering, on Tuesday u __._a;
has left altogether, The Runciman day, with Mrs.McVey in charge, evening, April 8th. Swap Night, ea The first step is getting on with
= •7.Jad, 1941, to Mr, and l�rs. Arthur. B the ams is, the opening of on infor-'
and Harris families, to Oshawa, the Robt, and 1Vltis. Pretzell of Tor- ni�?g,e of bulbs sR�d plants etc. Gar- motion oen
-Bilk, Toronto, s daughter. tpe in the Pickering News
Dw er fami to Mrs. Morrisse s onto called. on some of their friends •liem:'Cgmpetition, Work of the month buildim neat we k. It is u
. -Order yt7ur "Hot Cross" buns at Y - � Y' , g, e p to ev-
the PickeringBake a • brick house, ori d0hurch Str'. We und- 'on Monday last. bqr ,C. �-X6rley, with pictures,
i'Y 'now. D.lrveg; erstgnd. that -Chas. Baker, of the Miss Etta Scott twas out from the eryone to bring in to the centre, ev-
ftn the village Good Friday morning; ' Alt .4Pen letter to the Ci'tizene of ery bit of information, every suggest
in the count Thursday, Friday Red wid White Store is to move to city for Miss Pengelly's iuneral. ion and ev'e schism that will her
country, ay, ay and the house vacdted b the RLncimans._ _, ._The W: A. meet on Thursda A nl Pickering: r' P P
Saturday. 25ets. per dozen. Osie o€ the nicest of the 15 -min. 10th at Y 'p :. the Pickering. Plan. Such as places
y _ -
2 p, m. All ladies will be
George's Women s Guild _ ra ra:�ns-now-bein -_ _ {'Pikenn will -n troduce. o� you the rent'� �p Qs- for sale, sites
- aclan� le for the White Sett- g ay even- g , Y Tell us.what wb&t .. bu
spent
en1` . pleasAnt afternoon -last week PF�t; sand is stl onsored by our ing t the home of'A.esar�d Mrs. Ratepayers ociat n ran summed four 1:l us . cam ay u want done :' and
p g g --heard--ort--the- the ode welcs�me.
l-rs in Welsteirn Canada and ,the'. con--iw., will try and do it for you.
venerts ho Pickering Farms. We. recommend Pegg... up by the Two Slogans - "Work
pe'that very soon they Tell us .what you waollt to know,
Will be able to send another because you consult your daily radio -log and George and Mrs. Blake and Carol for the War" and "Plan for the Fut- and -we -will try and find out\for
`in the past, England, who hats help- listen for this quiet, inspirational visited E and Mrs.=Annis on ,.Sun- ure• you.
ed so considerably, is now no longer recital day; All of us have • been vitally con-
. _ ..,...Sincerely yours,
We to, owing to the warn. So we '-'qday of •next week Good T. and Mrs. Hartop -and Miargaret cerned about the .War and about the J. BANIGAN, President
feel that we must help to carry qday. Business places closed. _ of Cagnilla, and Hugh and Mos.
. this burden and do ail we can to re- Miller and girls, were with W. W.
Hove the distress of `the mite sett- CARD OF THANKS and Mim. Gee on Sunday. i .'64
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Ion in Western Canada --Com. , _..: , Wilton and Mrs. Ormerod and
Jg
"Will those interested in a Home James and William.. Pengelly wish Marilyn, were with Howard and Ed- � �
Nursing Course, under the direction bo express their sincere thanks and ith on Sunday. Ile
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of the St., John's Amobulance Assoc- appreciation to their relatives, sodMrs- Wm. Pegg and Min., Chas.
fation, get in touch with Mrs. C. friends and neighborts, for their -kind McTaggat't spent the ween-!md with
3n the crty-._. --- ---
Our- Customers S. a arentl -
- A.-s�itt, Secretaag=-ter -of-the Wd3mrt- expressions of sympathy, and --Ronal -- -.
ea'e Institute. It consists of lectures tributes extended daring their sec- - .. _ .
MW demonstrations on everything ent sad bereavement.- AUDI" X.� - y -
Pa-Wning to Hosie Nursing. L,ect •
urea and demonstrations of two I The roads here have been the know and appreciategood - -
houats duration one night a week-. KINSALE worst in years owing to prnck traff- r
is fee for the Course is $3.00. '-' ic.. _
mss Eileen Bell spent Sunday -
_--.Duffin'e Creek went on its an- April is here again site: a lon..Coffee sur
anal rang age in a rather mild way
last
�a her mother here. hard winter.V :
last weelt. The water ran over the Mme. Patterson . of .Barrie Clarence Gunther iwas a week -end ■
hi spent Thursday last with Id. and Store gllway only Lo a depth of a few visitor at Westglen Farm. Goff e
inches in spite..of of the g Mrs. Gormley.. e
ip grossly sees - Winter Bros. have bees asked to
gerated yarns around the streets to Official • Board of the Church wi'll tender on two other airport Jobs
meet this Monday evening at F. I+ has gone really be vend our ea _
the con The Coop taau g - -
contrary, family, Just somewhere in Ontario. � _ ._.
ta�est of the bre Green s, Greenwood.
bridge, left their home 'Mrs. S. P'uckrin is improving in � �"""'•
one night as- a JaicY Fell and- son Clive and -Mica Cations• Another $illll sent has
gh precaution, but the health a
Rhoda Fell spent Sunday last with
+Mars recedes again, without dam- Herb and 'Mrs. Parkin. Wtrn. Bell, who hoe' been- employed � •�t LL•���� L. ; : • snow to
to their. With the amount of - for several months at Grasmere rias just arrived and we will still hold
saaw to be found only a few miles. M. S. meets at tits borne of accepted a job at St: Catharines. f r .
north, dwe is still time for a real �• Green, -Greenwood, this Tues- Wm." Guthrie, W. -'H. and 7. H. -our ]tjtrodueto �'lc@-•�l3c r lb �✓
flood. A heavy rain and a warm day day evening instead of Thursday. Westney and F. M, Chapman atten- ry • •
Wm. and -Mrs. Bail take
are moving If you have `BIG STORE TEA"
PA all that Iii -necessary. Possibly by ded the Seed Fair at gewerton oa
the time this article appears it will to St. Catharines to take up a new Wednesday I last..week. 'I!be West -
an have happened. position there. We wish them well. neyie won _on Noba_ rb Barley and ,Er- and
.. «Q�� ����E COFFF�" •
W. L .met at the. R.- V. Mowbray B a' �
' The W. Ar of the United Chardti bsyn Osts end F. M. Chapman, on
enjoyed a very fair attendance at hoarse last Thgiday; with a large Alaska Oats, in both registered and - _ ..
the Roost Beet Supper on Tuesday crowed prxsent The manager of the coassnereial classes. F. H.. Westney your house, well, you're wearing a - -- -
evening, when Riker: Kate Aitken, of Dominion Bank, Brooklin gave a sponsored a project .
Toronto, was the est ker. very interesting -talk on "Ranking" p wh±rrirt compet-
ing
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guest spew ing addresses were made • by young• _l�nlle. Take stip•-you had better
]ire. AitiMn war introduced by M,ms After the sweeting, Mrs.. Mawbray
and Mm M served men an the - advantages ming -buy a lot of "BIC.; STARE TEA"
Jessie Rorie, She told of her radio O°�YpPe? • registered seed grain. In all, six
•work, describing the routim of pro- _ — • ..' :
her Program, of the technical. young men entered the contest w+hids
ducinig #GRE VOOD was held in the court room at Bea- right now . at 65c. per lb. will
side and human interests of her work verton. The result gave each boy a n _ `
wdsich she called "dee nicest work in The sympathy of the' c'_ v__- prize.. wit% Neil McCari, Whitby, --soon be 10c. per lb. lYigAer
the world." She told of several of is e'rtended to biesars. Wtn. and Jas, winning First.
the friendd dps and experiences she C. S_ Bryant 'and F. M.- an L` _-
lead had, with those she baa come in I Pengflly in the death of their six- have each installed milking mach `T'hane's nothing better in litti's
or
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