The equity, 3 avril 1947, jeudi 3 avril 1947

[" r $2.00 in Canada; $2.50 in U S.SIIAWVILLE, PONTIAC COUNTY, QUE., THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1947 No.37, 64th Year JAMES A.MILLAR ADVOCATE.BARRISTER.ETC.129 Main Street HULL, QUE.BORN Stella\u2019s Beauty Shop, Victoria Avenue, Shawville, will be closed for Easter week\u2014April 4 to 14th inclusive.Shawville Women\u2019s Institute will hold a Tea in Hynes\u2019 Hall on Wednesday afternoon.April 9th Admission.25 cents.Everyone welcome.Dr.R.J.Docks, Dentist, will be absent from his office in the Pontiac House, from Thursday, April 3rd, to Thursday, April 17th.The annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of Pontiac Community Hospital will be held on Tuesday afternoon, April 8, at two o\u2019clock, at the hospital.A meeting of the Shawville Horticultural Society will be held at the High School on Wednesday evening, April 9th at eight o'clock.Everybody welcome.Many Pay Tribute at Hospital, Funeral of R.A.Hodgins Wisconsin, on Prepare for Syrup-making Time Thon\u2014At the St.Joseph's Chippewa Falls Saturday, March 29, to Mr.and Mrs.John Thon (nee Isabel Flet- Both well.Despite very stormy weather a large number of friends and relatives paid tribute to the memory of Robert Alexander Hodgins, at his funeral, which was held from the Geo.Hynes & Son Funeral Home on Wednesday afternoon of last week.Mr.Hodgins died after an illness of three months at Pontiac Community Hospital on Sunday night.The service was conducted at St.Paul's Church, which was well filled I Telephone, 153 with friends and relatives, including members of Pontiac Lodge, A.F.& A M.who attended in a body and conducted their funeral ritual at the graveside.The church service was conducted by the Rev.C.Randeil, with Rev.T.E.R.Nurse, of Knowlton, Que., a former rector of St.Paul\u2019s and a friend of the deceased, preaching the sermon which was most impressive.\t_ ___ , _ _\t______ .Rev.P.R.Stote, of Charteris, read | R.MILLAR WALLACE the lesson.The chief mourners were his two daughters, Mrs.W.S.Hanna and Mrs.W.J.McKinley of Shawville, three sons, Lyle, of Bryson; Kenneth, of Noranda; and John A., of South Porcupine; and several grand children; also a brother-in-law, Mr.Leon Stowe, of Cowansville.Que.One daughter, Mrs.J.P.Moore, of Barneveldt, N.Y., and Gerald of Stockton.Cal., were unable to attend.Interment was made in the family plot in St.Paul's Cemetery, the pallbearers, members of the Masonic Order, were:\u2014 Messers.Noble Hamilton, Norval S.Horner, Alex.H.Horner, G.G.McDowell, R.C.Morrison and Edgar Hodgins.Mr.Hodgins, who was in his 83rd year, was very well known throughout the eastern section of Pontiac.Ho was born in Thorne Township a | OTTAWA of the late Mr.John Hodgins and his wife, Rosana Hamilton.He engaged in farming and spent many winters in the lumbering camps.His rS.Ï'.»S'rprXL\u201c' him'Tn IbEATTIE EYE SERVICE 462 Bronson Ave., Cor Gladstone cher) a son Dr.R.G.DOCKS SURGEON DENTIST Graduate of McGill University PONTIAC HOUSE X ENGAGEMENT ANGUS\u2014COLES Mr.and Mrs.George Angus, of McKee, Que., announce the engagement of their daughter, Velma Jean, to Mr.Harry Coles, only son of Mr.and Mrs.George Coles, of Shawville, Que.Marriage to take place in May.SHAWVILLE, QUE Sap Spouts Sap Buckets Syrup Cans J.OSCAR LAFLAMME, K.C Advocate, Barrister, Solicitor, etc.Lawn Building CAMPBELL\u2019S BAY, QUE.7.PERSONAL MENTION Mrs.CJ.Caldwell spent the weekend in Montreal with friends.Mr.J.M.Argue and Dr.Henry Argue, are spending this week-end in Toronto on business.Master Donald Hodgins, of Ashbury Boys\u2019 School, Ottawa, is spending the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Morely Hodgins.Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Dean have returned to town from Kemptville, where the former had been attending Dairy School at the Agricultural College Miss Faye McDowell, who is at- j tending Whitby Ladies\u2019 College, is spending the Easter vacation at the home of her parents, Dr.S.E.and Mrs.McDowell.Miss Helen MacLean, has returned to the Jeffrey-Hale Hospital, Quebec-City, after spending a vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.MacClean.Miss MacLean is one of this year\u2019s graduates in nursing.x Get your supply early as these items are still on the \u201cshort\u201d list.Stave Mill Operating ADVOCAT - - BARRISTER HULL, QUEBEC Consultations by Appointment The Shawville stave mill of the International Cooperage Company commenced operations for the season this week.It is expected the mill will operate all summer with about 25 men on the staff.SHAWVILLE HARDWARE STORE 4 Estate C.J, Caldwell f- HARLAND C.ROWAT NOTARY PUBLIC Graduate of McGill University SHAWVILLE, QUE.Legion Donate to Boy\u2019s Band The officers and members of Shawville Boys\u2019 Band gratefuly acknowledge a donation of $100.00 from of the DR.H.K.NEILSON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat SPECIALIST Medical Arts Building 180 METCALFE STREET the Shawville Branch Canadian Legion.2n Spring is Here ! Ronald Dean Heads Class At Kemptville Dairy School In the results of the final examinations of the Kemptville Dairy School, the name of Ronald (R.G.) Dean, of Shawville, appears at the head of the list, with total marks of 90.1 percent.Mr.Dean, a late employee of Shawville Creamery, was highest in general proficiency, winning a $50.prize, donated by the Montreal Provision Trades Association.He also was second in writtenand practical buttermaking, winning a $20 prize, donated by the Kemptville Creamer- In the class of forty Mr.Dean was the only student from Quebec province.While taking the course at Kemptville Mr.Dean was accompanied by his wife.ONT son Phone, 2-7961 Special Music Easter Sunday At Shawville United Church 1943.He was an active member of Pontiac Lodge, No.40.A.F.& A.M.and in religion was a member of the Anglican Church.He retired from farming five years since when he had been residing in Shawville.How about a New Suit For that Boy of Yours?On Easter Sunday, the United Church Choir, of 35 voices led by Miss Kay Woodley, with Mrs.Edgar Hodgins at the console of the Hammond electric organ, will lead the worship, and present a choice proof musical numbers at both OTTAWA - ONT.SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATIONS Specialists on Visual and Muscular Eye Defects Kathleen M.Rollins, ago gramme services.In the morning service the selections will be: Anthem, Gounod, \u201cHail, mighty victory\u201d; anthem, \u201cThe Holy City ; so' 3, \u201cHallelujah\u201d, Miss Fay McDowell.The pastor wlil preach.The service in the evening will be all music, in which the Choir will give the choice cantata, \u201cThe First Easter\u201d by Lillenas.This high class cantata will include the following numbers: anthem, \u201cSing for the Lord anthem, \u201cOn Cal-solo, \u201cMary\u2019s lament\u201d, Miss He is not T.T.Beattie, Registered Optometrists Meat Rationing Abolished New Tweeds Single or double breasted Two pairs of long pants Sizes 30 to 34 Several nice patterns ies GORDON T.PAUL \u2014 Insurance \u2014 Following Finance Minister Abbot\u2019s announcement in the House of Commons that Consumer coupon meat rationing would be discontinued forthwith, the Wartime Prices and Trade Board has issued a statement giving details of this move.In brief, the main points are: 1.Consumer meat rationing is discontinued, effective March 27.2.Tuesdays and Fridays will be retained as meatless days in all public eating places.3.Price control*over all meat will remain at present.4.Regulations governing slaughter permits and quotas will be continued.Board officials point out that although coupon meat rationing reimposed September 10, 1945 will be dropped; the Tuesday and Friday meatless days in all public eating places will be continued.The major savings in meat consumption made possible in this manner, have constituted an important contribution to Canada\u2019s meat exports to the United Kingdom and other needy areas.In order to maintain this contribution at a maximum level, Canadian housewives will be asked to institute meatless days in their own homes, and to buy only on the basis of real need.So that a fair share of available supplies of meat will be assured to all Canadians, the Wartime Prices and Trade Board, in collaboration with the Meat Board, will continue to supervise the \u201carea\u201d distribution of meat.An effort will be made to hold supplies going to each area to a point which will not reduce the amount of meat which would have been available for export if the rationing system had continued.It was emphasized that all holders of meat tokens should immediately return these to the nearest office of the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.QUE SHAWVILLE IF IT\u2019S AN ILL WIND DON\u2019T WORRY Guard your property against it with WINDSTORM INSURANCE in addition to the regular Fire Insurance.PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE $14.50 $16.95 $19.95 Wolves Destroy Deer At Ladysmith Messrs.Jas.Turcotte and Richard Schock, of Ladysmith called at The Equity office on Tuesday to pay their subscriptions.While here they mentioned \u2018that wolves were creating great havoc amongst the deer herds the vicinity of the picturesque little village.These gentlemen reported that recently nine deer carcasses had been found in the vicinity of Barnes and Stender Lakes, and twelve deer were driven into the barn yard of Wm.Thrun.It seems a great pity that so many of these beautiful wild animals are being killed and molested and we wonder if an organized hunt could not be carried out to rid the district of some of the \u201cvarments.\"\t,\t^\t,___ Organized wolf hunts have been carried out in some sections of Carle-ton County in Ontario with success Why not in Pontiac County in Quebec?Is the bounty too small?is risen today vary\u201d; Kay Woodley: anthem here\u201d; anthem.\u201cHallelujah, Christ is risen\u201d; solo, \u201cMy Savior talked with Mrs.S.E.McDowell; anthem, \u201cThe angel rolled the stone away ; ladies trio, \u201cSo thrilled our hearts\u201d; tenor solo, \u201cPeace be unto you\u201d; Glenn Hodgins: duet, \u201cHe walked with them\u201d; Mrs.A.D.McCredie and Miss Kay Woodley; anthem, \u201cLife begins anew\u201d.Youths\u2019 Collegiate Suits Fawn and grey Tweeds\u2014good styles Sizes 33 to 37 $18.50 $23.50 me C.H.MacLEAN INSURANCE CONTINENTAL LIFE Agent FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CASUALTY Phone 111 in Young Men\u2019s and Men\u2019s Suits A few nice Worsteds in dark shades Quantity limited Hockey Douglas and Shawville Tie In Free-Scoring Game DONAT LeGUERRIER B A , LL.B.NOTARY Graduate of Laval and Montreal Universities Campbell\u2019s Bay, Quebec Telephone-5 $35.00 A friendly exhibition hockey match, between Douglas champions of the Bonnechiere League, and a mixed team of Shawville Senior and Juniors, was played at the local arena on Friday night.At full-time the score was 12-12.\t.\t.For the first two periods neither team took their hockey very seriously, and play went from end to end at regular intervals.No penalties handed out by Hubert Dale, Spring Top Coats Smartly styled Top Coats By Fashion-Craft Polo cloth and Gaberdine Home and School Club Formed at Shawville James A.Haughton, principal of Aylmer High School, gav?an address on the relation of the parents anti the teachers at the inaugural meeting of the Home and School Association Wednesday evening in Hynes Hall.He told of the purpose in general for such an organization, and gave a summary of what it was accomplishing in the Aylmer school district.\t,._ .\t, As a result, it was decided to form such an association for this district, and a slate of officers was appointed with Mrs.Arthur Dagg as president; Mrs G.G.McDowell and the local principal.John Tolhurst as vicepresidents; Mrs.L.Dale as secretary and James Gordon as treasurer.The fee for membership was hxea, and it was decided tg have the meetings of the association on each third Wednesday a month, holding them for the present in Hynes Hall.uswtnv-sss member for this district of the Provincial Protestant School Board.Clifford Schwartz, Rev.P R Stole, and Mr.Norval Homer, of Creelrnan, Sask., who spoke on such organizations in that province.f J.C.BRADLEY AUCTIONEER were referee.The teams were McDuff; defense, Dickson; centre, McCreadie: wings, O\u2019Leary and Dillion; subs, Williams, Turner.Martin, Hawkins.Shawville\u2014goal, D.Thompson; defense.Hobin and Hobbs; centre.Langford; wings, R.McCredie and Red Dale; subs, Walch, Richardson, H.McCredie, McTernan $23.50 $27.50 $45.00 \u2014Douglas\u2014goal, Thompson and Ontario Phone, Hazeldean 7-3.Open to conduct sales anywhere; 25 experience in handling Insatisfaction assured.Write phone to above address, or Mr.Austin Clarke, Quyon, Que.Stittsville ! on Sport Windbreakers Special Gaberdine\u2014Coat style Four pockets with belt Very new ill years stock Sugar for Beekeepers or Graham and Harris Beekeepers who need sugar to feed their bees this spring should send in their requests as soon as possible to the Provincial Apairist, Jules R.Method Department of Agriculture Quebec.The number of hives should be mentioned and if the request is considered reasonable, the necessary amount of sugar will be granted.Although the sugar situation is îm- rationing is still in force and to beekeepers under Fawn shade JOHN F.KELLY Auctioneer $8.50 Donald McRae Coaches Team to Victory A former Shawville boy, Donald McRae, now on the teaching staff of West mount High School, is still taking an active part in Hockey, as the coach of the Westmount High School team.His team has won first place in the Montreal senior \u201cA\" group, nosing out West Hill Raiders\u201d by a score 2-1, in the final game played at the Montreal Forum recently.It was the ninth consecutive win for the Westmount students without a loss.Que Quyon Licinsed to conduct sales anywhere in Pontiac and district.Nothing too big or too small.SPRING HATS by MORGAN $5.95 to $10.00 Telephone, Quyon, Que proving distribution strict supervision.A complete list of beekeepers who colonies and second hand beekeeping matrial for sale may be had upon request by writing to the Beekeeping Division.This service will be very useful to those who wish to strength-their colonies with bees bred in the Province of Quebec.No appointments needed for Passport Pictures used on driving li- Sittings and prints, com- Red The W.A.HODGINS Stores censes plete $1.00 Pontiac Photo Centne Shawville en t CHRONICLES OF GINGER FARM Canadian Art Marches On TABLE TALKS .\u20221\t1 \" 1 \u2014 m I U.S.Naval Air Unit | ¦-\u2014\u2014\u2014¦ \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 M I C> O SS EL] 1 teaspoon salt Few grains pepper 1 cup milk 1\tcup grated cheese 4 egg yolks 2\tcups Corn* (Standard quality) 4 egg whites .Buy By Grade By Gwendoline P.Clarke HORIZONTAL 4 Devilish 1,7 Depicted is 5 Symbol for insigne of\tselenium - Scouting 6 Grafted ¦\t(her > O \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Grading of foods under Dominion Government supervision and marking of packages so that the consumer may buy by grade, is of definite assistance to the Canadian homemaker.Grading is of value to her whether she knows about grade regulations oi not, but infinitely more so when she knows the grades for various products and looks for the grade mark before buying, We in Canada en.iov a special privilege.Canada i> the only country in the world where so many foods arc regularly graded and marked for the retail buyer.The slogan \u201cBuy by grade\u2014buy with confidence\u201d, has been adopted bv the Dominion Department of Agriculture and the Home (economists of the Consumer Section say that real economy as well as satisfaction is the reward fur buying by grade.Kggs sold in Canada are graded.The highest grade AI eggs arc the finest quality obtainable.These are not always available and arc of course high in price.Grade A eggs are also of excellent quality.Both these grades have firm iellylike white which hold its shape.They are therefore perfect for poaching or frying as well as cooking in the shell.Grades It and C\u2014 have less firm whites which spread when the shell is broken.Some homemakers boast that they always buy the best.Grading of commercially canned fruit and vegetables makes it better buying in many cases to use the lower grade.To have the most suitable product for the special purpose, and at a loxv cost, is real economy.Fancy (Juality canned fruits and vegetables are as nearly perfect as possible and therefore are to be used where appearance is important.Company desserts or salads are beautiful when fancy products are used.For family use in regular meals Choice Quality products are very satisfactory as they arc good in appearance and tender and flavourful but not necessarily uniform in size or colour of pieces.Standard quality lacks uniformity.Pieces may be broken but food value is equal to the higher grades.Baked Crispy Pears 6 canned pears (Choice quality) cup corn or wheat flakes 6 teaspoons red je'ly (apple or red currant) Yi cup juice from pears Drain pears\u2014roll each piece in cereal flakes, place hollow side up in a greased baking dish.In centre of each put 1 teaspoon of jelly.Pour juice around pears.Bake in a moderately hot oven 375 deg.F.15 minutes or until browned.Corn and Cheese Souffle 4 tablespoons fat 4 tablespoons flour The oldest existing art society in tli Annual MICHAEL K SHEA fr ft : Canada opened .its Exhibition of members\u2019 and nonmembers' work on Mardi 7th at the Art Gallery of Toronto and was attended by a record crowd of 1100 people.At the end of this month a representative collection from the exhibition will begin a tour of other cities in the Dominion.Last Wednesday Boh and I drove to Mai ton and we were just in time to see the back of Barbara Ann Scott's fur chat disappear through the doorway of a TransCanada plane en route to Ottawa.It was a very nice coat! What a difference a tew minutes can make.\u201cJust five minutes more\u201d and we would liaxe seen Barbara Ann just fine as there were very few people at the airport other than the official send-off commit- m Squadron -.V S.na- 7 Transpose val aviation ao H % ab > 8\tDefensive head covering 24 Sound in 9\tPortuguese money of H HH 10\tAbstract being 30 Mountain 11\tEast ( Fr ) 13 Symbol for 32 Scottish sheepfold name 36 Rocks 17 Alleged force 37 Pompous 20 Behold' 22\tUniversal language 23\tPrince S\u2019 I N Melt f.d, add flour, salt and Add grated cheese and 12\tPilots 13\tTips 15\tCoarse file 16\tLeaping creature 18\tRoster 19\tWas sick 21 Limbs 23 Epistle tab > 14 Girl s 25\tTherefore 26\tWhirlwind 27\tMother 29 Abundant 31 Snare 33\tSelf 34\tAge 35\tLampreys 37\tEqual 38\tRight (ab.)\t||5 39\tSymbol for tellurium 41\tFather 42\tStreet (ab ) 43\tVended 45 Employers 48 Leo 50 Present month (ab.)\t|35 52 Pain 55 Rivers 57 Command 59\tIrritate 60\tDiminished\tqi 44 Obscure Washington 45 We 27\tFemale horses 46 Portico 28\tSeparated pepper stir until melted.Pour over beaten egg yolks, add corn and mix well, bold in stilTly beaten egg whites.Pour into greased casserole.Oven-poach in a moderate oven 350 deg.I', until set-about 50 minutes.47\tDisfigurement 48\tType of boat 49\tNative of (suffix) 51 Nova Scotia (ab) 53\tHasten 54\tConclusion 40\tCloth measure 56 One (Scot ) 41\tHebrew letter 58 Regius Pro-43 Rail bird The Ontario Society of Artists has broken many a lance for the arts and artists of this country since its first exhibition In 1972.The Royal Canadian Academy was organized at an O S A.meeting in 1970 and the development of a National Gallery, Art Gallery of Toronto and.Ontario College of Art is the result of tireless effort of the Society.pass calcium Serves six tee.# » show We did so want to get a dose-up view of her, particularly as we wanted to see it she were as natural and unaffected as she appears in the press pictures and reports \u2014 and which 1 think is her greatest charm.But while we were disappointed it just couldn't be helped.We left home in lots of time\u2014that is for normal driving conditions.But we found they were anything but! Really the roads were terrible.In places the snowbanks were so high it was more like driving through a tunnel.Then there were parts of the road that were flooded and if neither of these conditions existed then the road was so full of pot-holes it would have made our bones rattle had they not been so well covered! Had we driven fast enough to reach Mahon on time I am sure the old Model A would have disintegrated on the way.And we couldn't take a chance on that world's champion skater.Not these days we couldn't.But we had a nice drive home as we stuck to the highways, on the theory that in this case the longest way around would be the shortest way home.Going over we drove across country.May I be forgiven if 1 say\u2014\"And how!\" All the side roads we passed were open but the ploughs must have done some awful shoving in places.Our own lane is still blocked.up near the house.It wouldn't be but for the fact that the snow piled up higher than the snow fence.Of course it could be dug out but Partner always thinks the snow gets away quicker during a thaw if it has been left alone.And by the way.we are really learning the value of snow fencing.It not only keeps the snow back but it also prevents flooding.In a thaw the water stays behind the snowbank and gets away underneath it without any fuss or inconvenience.Communists Claim 17.009.000 in World fessor (ab.) / 3 1 5 b 7 8 9 l I0 tli r o ti r h o u t Communists the world now total 17,00^.000 delegates to the Conference of British Umpire Communist Parties were told in London, England.Catholicity in Style The O S.A.Annual Exhibition is NOT a members show (a fact that is too often misinterpreted) but an opportunity open to all painters and sculptors in Canada to submit their works along with members of the society for selection by the Selection ami Hanging Committee.A new jury is elected each year.It is their responsibility not only to select some 150 works from an average of.u00 works submitted but to uphold the highest possible standard in painting and sculpture from the academic to the abstract.It is both interesting and encouraging to note that over 50 per cent of the work accepted and hung each year is the work of non-members.12 M3 14 t B; K» |H ÏÏ n 20 #21 Chart- prepared by the Communist Party of Great Britain and displayed at Conference headquarters said 50 countries had parties which, though not necessarily calling themselves Communist, were based on the teachings of Marx, Engels, wcnin, and Stalin.Soviet Russia, the charts said, has 6.000.0(H) Communists, Italy, 2.200,000, the United States, 74,000, and Great Britain 43,000.23 2H 6 an 28 5 % (D 24 30 >T5J3l w 33 *W: st 38 40 42 HI 44 FM 45 46 47 43 ty.'j 8SB f,150 51 4 53 y, /?/ %TRTICAL 1\tVehicle 2\tNarrow jnlct [54 3\tBear\tL_ msi p6 55 56 60 ?¦à not even to see the Contribution to Art Libraries A limited number of a very handsome and important catalogue commemorating this 75th Exhibition is now available through The Everson Press.299 Queen West, Toronto, i Thin cover\u201460c, Stiff cover with spine\u2014$1.00) Besides containing IS reproductions of the contemporary work, the retrospective section of the exhibition from 1872 is covered by the first complete history and aims of the Society by L.A.C.Panto, E C.A., O S A.TEEN TOWN TOPICS By BARRY MURKAR \u2014 in pi i mil; Have you ever found yourself in hot water over an innocent hook title?Was a book title ever responsible for you being kicked out of your girl friend's house?W pH, Tin in trouble\u2014plenty.With Susie and her pop and it all goes back to a hook title.Last night at Susie's, we were sitting around shooting the guff, with nothing else to do, and 1 happened to mention thaï someone had left a copy of Betty MacDonald's \"The Egg and 1\u201d at our place.This immediately brought forth the bright idea of boiling some eggs and painting them for Easter.It was my bright idea.\"You get the eggs out from the bottom of the cupboard while 1 \u2022 look for my old box of paints,\" suggested Susie.I found six eggs in a bowl, and while Susie was rummaging around in the hall closet, I put them in a pan of water.After ten minute* at boiling point, I figured they were hard enough.\u201cWe can give them to the neighbor's kids,\" ing with a battered box of paints.We then mixed several colors in a cup of water and dipped the eggs.After this we painted stripes of yellow, green and red on them, set them hack in the bowl and put them away in the cupboard to dry.these\u2014these.*' his words died amidst coughs and sputters.\"Barry thought it would he\u2014\".* You,\" he cut in.\u201c1 might have known.If you aren't stuck in the driveway, you need a Jack to fix a tire.Every time you come around here something happens.\" \u201cI \u2014 I didn't know about the diet,\" 1 gasped.\"Honestly we only painted the eggs for something to do, to put in the time.\" BRINGS FAST RELIEF!.r W DRUGSTORE^ 12 1 ABUTS ONIT 25t All Badminton was played in India before it became popular in England in the 19th century.\u2022WhyDMatl DoThis Before! # $ Her father sank into a chair, muttering and stroking his forehead.\u201cHun next door and try to borrow two eggs,\" ordered Susie.1 ran next door, and to the next and the next.Finally at the fourth house, the lady let me have a can of powdered eggs.\u201cDid you have any luck?\" asked Susie, as 1 came in out of breath.\"There's four eggs in there,\" 1 replied, handing her the can.She got a howl and started to take off the lid.Her father watched closely.As the lid came off and /lie powder started to come out, he roared at me, \"Another of your smart alec tricks.Get out! get out!\" mmuomw sTnrim 3,< » >  If your nose ever fills 1&Û£\\ V up with stuffy Iran-sient congestion\u2014\ti next time put a little Va-tro-nol in each stril.Quickly con- I gestion is relieved, breathing is easier.Va-tro-nol works right where trouble Is to relieve distress of head colds.Try it! Works fine! You'll like it» $ You know I can hardly believe that spring is almost upon us.The winter has seemed unbelievably short.I was telling Partner the other day that I would really enjoy the winter if it were not for the weather.And if there were a few more hours in each day 1 would be even better satisfied.IB Sir ESk t / \\ < VICKS VA-TRO-NOL offered Susie, return- if it X I * ?* RICH, SPICY CINNAMON BUNS Susie followed me to the door.She was mad too.\u201cThat was stupid of you,\" she said, \u201cnow I\u2019ll get it for letting you go to get the eggs.\" No use trying to explain, I thought.- Oh dear, the radio is just telling us about the dreadful floods raging in England and Scotland right now.And we know so well what those floods can do and the rapidity with which they can rise.1 remember going to see the floods about two miles from home when I was about ten years old.While I gazed in fascination at the swollen waters of the Stour River, flooding the low-lying houses on its banks, the streets behind me were suddenly flooded too and my way home was cut off.I had to wait until a temporary bridge was erected.That would be quite an adventure for me in those days.iili * * $ mi Recipe Dissolve 1 tsp.sugar in c.lukewarm water; add 1 envelope Royal Fast Rising Dry Yeast.Let mixture stand 10 min.Then stir w ell.Scald H c.milk, add 3 tbs.shortening, \\i c.sugar, tsp.salt; cool to lukewarm.Add 1 c.sifted flour to make a batter.Add yeast mixture and 1 beaten egg; beat well.Add 21 > c.sifted flour, of enough to make a soft dough.Knead lightly, place in greased bowl.Cover; set in warm place, free from draft.Let rise until doubled in bulk, about 2 hours.When light punch dough down; roll out into oblong piece, about V\\\" thick.Brush with 3 tbs.melted shortening or butter.Sprinkle with % c.brown sugar, 1?j tsps.cinnamon, M c.raisins.Roll up lengthwise in a tight roll; cut in 1 slices.Place cut-side up, 1\" apart in greased shallow baking pan.Cover; let rise .in warm place until light, about 1 hour.Bake in 425°F.oven about 20 minutes.ra Everything was fine.We talked of the days when the kids used to look for Easter bunnies and how our parents would hide Faster eggs and on Faster morning we would hunt all over the house for them.\u201cThe kids next door will have a great time when they find them,\" said Susie, \u201cthey\u2019ll probably try to eat shells and all.\" Our conversation was interrupted by a voice from the kitchen: \u201cI\u2019m hungry, where\u2019s my supper?\" \u201cit\u2019s just pop,\" whispered Susie, \"he\u2019s late getting home tonight.\" \u201cFor crying out loud, what\u2019s happened to these eggs?\" roared a voice from the kitchen.\u201cOh my gosh,\" % $ On the way home, 1 thought of the evening's events.Do other guys get into trouble like I do, I wondered.Jeepers, I'm always in a mess.1 know what I'll do.I\u2019ll take up a dozen eggs tomorrow night and that will fix me with her , i 0 % v * pop.< As I walked in the front door, 1 noticed a book lying on the table.\"The Egg and I\" was the title.Browsing through it, I noted the trouble the author had had with chickens and eggs.On the cover was a picture of the author.You and your eggs, I grumbled and trudged off to bed.* * jLlh \u2022 * r You know I have often thought of those houses and the people living in them.The same thing happened almost every spring.The people knew it and yet as soon as the waters subsided they were back in their homes again, cleaning up the mess and counting the cost.What makes people açt that way?Is it indifference to dagger or love of taking a chance.Maybe we all have a bit of the gambler's spirit if we did but know it.One of the commonest ways of tempting providence these days fs trying to beat one's gas supply.Why?Do we gain anything by it even supposing we win?And we are far more likely to lose.And it certainly costs more to have gas brought to a stranded car than to buy it at a gas station.I know because I have had it happen once.Like so many .other people I took a chance.I knew my supply was low hut for j some unexplainable reason 1 didn't want to stop until I reached Hamilton.And then, how stupid I fcltl ! \u2022yelped Susie, \"pop\u2019s on a diet of eggs, and we've used them all.\" Rocket Precautions $ # $ Australia is tightening security precautions for the rocket experiment range in central Australia.This move is an attempt to prevent repetition of the Canadian atom spy experience, when a number of persons were convicted of spying for the Soviet Union, Dr.Herbert V.Evatt, Minister for External Affairs, told the IIou*e of Representatives at Canberra, Australia.We hurried into both quaking at the knees, pop, flushed from bending over the kitchen table, amining the colored eggs.He looked up as we entered, and the gleam in his eye made me quiver inside.\u201cWhose\u2014whose idea was this?\" he demanded, \"all I can eat Is eggs and 1 come home hungry to find the kitchen, Her anger, was I ex- I it's a far cry from the shapeless Mother Hubbard of yesteryear, this crisp Helen Morgan cotton house frock.Buttoned down the front, it has a narrow self belt and a perky how tie at the neckline.yjA 4* sr 4* 44 » * * « REGULAR FELLERS Endurance Test By GENE BYRNES ^ THAT 5 -TW kind of A FOUNTAIN PEN I w WANT ! CAN YOU IMAGINE WHAT A CRAMP /* 7H* arm HE'LL HAVE\u2014 WHEN HE GETS ._ FINISHED?^ V an* just wink.-y of nr, pinhcac* he KIN WRITE FIVE YEARS \\ WITHOUT REFILLING IT \u2022' NY POP\t\\ GOT ONE\t] FOR.HIS\tJ BIRTHDAY/ $ $ v And do you know what?I am just about freezing because I took i chance on not looking after the furnace until I would be through with this hit of typing./NTnoouana r.AÀ / TfttCzXhE) III mHumn PŒCÜ / 4 I 4 L £ * a i A Jr I Works Both Ways The little moppet upon going to bed always insisted that her bedroom door remain open.\u201cIs it because you want to let the light |n?\" asked her mother.\u201cNo,\u201d came |he amazing response, \u201cit's to let out the dark.\" Jl l r /J \\ 1 >/V / ma Vi \\ / 3 ^ fîils Hsib^gAÏirlgiMë H Stop Worrying Learn to Relax ENGLAND HIT BY FLOODS I If you take frequent short rests, work longer and harder, In the The more the less /, you can Dale Carnegie promises periodical, Your Life rested you are, he says tendency you will have to worry.\"You cannot continue to worry if Carnegie writes (neg- T I A I # / # r you relax 1er ting, however, to tell us how to relax when worried.) ACENALD BROWN I X WJI.B MATMII have, Grandmother/ And off they go to the library.\" *T take it you don\u2019t warm to Romeo.\" \"Not me.Obvious as heck, don't you think?\" \"I don't know.The hoy\u2019s got something .Just what is it?\" \"It\u2019s a old as the world, chief.The Yallaincourt fan just make his eyelashes go boo.\" \"lake that needle out of your arm.He\u2019s in love with the girl.\" \"All right.So he\u2019s in love with Carnegie says that the secret of phenomenal I Winston Chur< hill during the war was the fact hWNOPNlS ener\\gy ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ that he worked in bed until It slept for an hour after lunch and for two hours before having dinner at *.He was thus able, Carnegie declares, to work \"fresh and fit\" until long past midnight.Off APT KK IX ! Ity accident II «Cale en-tpuntere e detwllve from e rival agency Hh«> mm am willluu to s« II *ome Infurmallon.Hocky, MeCale'e assistant, r« rorte on IAe nieelow\u2019a ii« tlvilk# at the mansion.Be telle how l-m h V«Halm our uni Chris- slleti on Veron \u2022 a «luring lerhrr Storm the evening Eleanor Roosevelt has told him, he discloses, that before meeting a crowd or makin0 a speech, she often closes her eyes and relaxes for 20 minutes.CHAPTER X He slid the money over to the big man.He had the exasperating feeling that he\u2019d been cheated.He \u2022hugged it away.McCale had set his alarm for seven-thirty the next morning.It had shrilled in vain.A feeble ray of sunshine flickered across his face as someone shook him by the shoul- m I é 7 üf For t!io\"c who cannot indulge in Carnegie recom- h c r \"What\u2019s your impression of the girl?You didn\u2019t show a great deal of enthusiasm.\" *T guess I don't like 'em quite so wide-eyed, chief.She\u2019s nice.You k now when you've said that, you've said everything.Right out of a Mignon Kherhart novel, if you get what I .Just beautiful and wispy and dumb to take off her rose-colored gla ses.\" i afternoon naj mends an hour's nap before the evening meal.This, j six hours First it was snow storms, now floods that are crippling England.From London where tiic swollen Thames River has contaminated the municipal water supply an emergency call has gone cut for tank-truck loads of drinking water.At Maidstone, in Kent, the River Medway rose to its highest level in 27 years, flooded its banks and then the town.The customers at an inn (left) wade through water to get a drink at the bar and a housewife (right) wears boots to do her housework.To complicate matters, another round of blizzards and gales hit the country over the week-end.will of sleep at night, he writes do you more good than eight hours of unbroken sleep.\" drr mean\u2014nice\u2014and I what \"Hey, boss,\" Rocky was saying, \"it's almost nine o'clock.Your beautiful girl secretary will he here any time now.I've got a pot of java perking.\" McCale began to dress as Rocky headed for the inner sanctum.It didn't take him long.\"Well the hot black liquid your birds-eye or key hole xiew of the goings on of last night.\" \"Nothing sensational to report, boss, outside of a lot of nervous running in and out till about one am.1 had a look-sec at about everyone but the dame called Victoria.She\u2019d gone out someplace to dinner when I got there and must have slipped in without my lamping her, if she cane home at all.\" \"No trouble with the servants?\" \u2014St.T ho il) a \" 1 inns-Journal mean \\»u Will i:n lay Mnjfaw A l Modem Etiquette By Roberta Lee too The St.Regis Hotel Sunday School Lesson ?TORONTO ¦loom With Hath Rocky had already settled for himself the fact that Veronica Bigelow was both beautiful and dumb.McCalc leaned hack in his chair and smiled, for Rocky was a good lie said, between sips of let's have 1.\tShould a woman's title he left off the envelope when- writing a business letter to her and one does not know whether or not she is married?2.\tIs it good form to talk about one's self?3.\tWhat is the most popular way to make a public announcement < .H MEDICAL GOOD RESULTS\u2014Every sufferer from Rheumtalc Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy.Munro's Drug Store, 33» Elgin.Ottawa Postpaid $1.00.LINIMENT Good for _ Regular site, 40 Pill* Economy size, 80 Pill* BABY CHICKS.Government banded and blood tested.Barron strains.8.C.Whits Leghorn and B.P.Rocks.' Acton Poultry Farm, R x 378.Acton.Ont.P BUTTON HOLES & DARNING Now made easy with 10-in-l sewing machine attachment.Fits any make, flews backwards, forwards, any direction, flews on buttons, uppers, darns children's work clothes, stocking*, etc.Illustrated Instructions.button hole gauge, hoop, ruler, scissors sharpener, needle threader $1.00 postpaid or COD plus charges.Two in one rugmaker and hematltcher, fit» any make 7¦>>.With complete order at $1.7$ we include free, invisible mending tape for suits, dressas, leather goods, hot water bottles, etc.Repair parts for all makes sewing machines.Hu men Sewing Machine Co., 12409.87th St., Edmonton.Alta .Dept.CÎ.RELIEVES PAIN from Rheumatism or costs you nothing Rheum Aspro will ro-leleve you from Rheumatism.Sciatica, Neuritis, etc.$1.00 per box.Satisfaction guaranteed.International Drug Product», 7222 Birnam Ave., Montreal, 15.Quebec.FT ART ED\u2014day old, chicks, pullets, cock-« rels, non-sexed cl\" ling Nil, Black Auetralorps.L.S.X x 1st t is soon.Hamilton.Ont.GIN PILLS Various breeds, In- Don'I wait until spring rush, con-Bray Hatchery, 130 John % FOR THE KIDNEYS PATENTS FKTHERSTONA UGH * Company Patent Solicitors.Established 1890.\t14 King.West.Toronto.Booklet of information on request.N 2 FAMOUS REMEDIES JUST PAT IT ON ! (In the U S A.ask for Glno Pills) Nahwal Druf A Chsmlczl Cemsaftr ef Cnki UmfM ROCK PULLETS $20.00 per 100.Order May chicks now.barred rock.N.H.Red.Fussex and hybrid pullets $20.00 per 100, Hollywood leghorn pullets.$24.00, heavy Cockerels $5.00 per 100.Big Husky livable chit ka hatched from big eggs, aired by 250-300 egg males.Order from this add or .write for circular Big Rock Farm, Mills Roches, Ont unexcelled for 20 years again obtainable by mail.NOX KIDNEY FLUSH EUS selected for backache, rheumatism, headache, drowsiness.postpaid $1 GASTROXOX scientific stomach powder, aids Indigestion, gas sourness, destroys bacteria, postpaid $1.00.SAVE 25c send this advertisement with your order.Deduct 25c from the prices listed above.I PERSONAL LOOK! I $10 reward for any watch we cannot repair; best workmanship: written guarantee, Atlas Watch Repair Co Box 91, Station \"O ', Montreal.CANOE CANVAS 1 \u2022 » All weights and widths also copper nails, tacks and canvas filler.Write for prices.John Leckle Limited, 77 Wellington Street W., Toronto.i FR IMMEDIATE delivery.Buy Superior quality Extra Profit chicks.Our chicks are pure bred and healthy.Coming from flocks Inspected, approved or certified blood-tested breeders.The reproducers are R.O.P.or descending from It O P.cockerels, assuring at the same time healthy and vigorous chicks, well known for laying large eggs from 24 to 32 ounces per dozen.Large White Leghorn.Barred Rotks.New Hampshire Red.Rhode Island Red.White Rocks.Lumonus.White Sussex.White Wyandotte*.Austrajorps and Hybrids, Barred Rock X New Hampshire, White Sussex X New Hampshire Red.mixed chicks, cockerels or pullets only.10 free chicks will be given free, with each order of 100 day-old mixed chicks, if you take Immediate delivery.To take advantage of this 10 free chicks, this ad must accompany your order.Send order.We'll whip Immediately.Wilfrid LeM-vre.2025 Amherst St., Montreal 24.ELIJAH Coming Before Christ.\" Wonderful book free.Meglddo Mission, Rochester.11.N T.4 \u2022 *# NOX LABORATORIES / * \u2022 \u2022 Dept.W.P., 353 Vonge St., Toronto.\\ CONCRETE BLOCK Machines.200 to 240 Blocks hour, others hand or power 45 to 100 hour, Brick machines.Batch Mixers any size.Motors and tins Engines.Madison Equipment Co., Madison.Tenr^ / INVENTIONS protected In 30 days.Coat low.Details free.Patent News.Box 4243-D, Washington 12.DC.___________ STOP SMOKING without taking anything internally or using any will power! Send 4c.addressed envelope for Information.Pierre 442 Birks Building.Edmonton 5.Alberta.t y MEDICAL TRY IT!* Every sufferer of Rheumatic Pains or Neuritis should try Dixon's Remedy.Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ottawa V.\\ T/ \\ CANVAS COVERING Postpaid $1^0.POST\u2019S ECZEMA SALVE V.\\ 4 Heavy White Duck waterproofed with light rubber coating one side 80 inches wide $1.25 yard.Suitable for Canoe Duck.Ground Sheets.Roof or Deck Covering.Full rolls 100 yards special price.Supplied in Tarpaulins, sturdy.long wearing, complete with tie rope» 12c square foot.Write for sample John Leckle Limited.77 Wellington 8t.W .Toronto, Banish the torment of dry eczema rashes and weeping skin troubles.Post\u2019s Eczema Salve will not disappoint you.Itching, scaling, burning eczema, ache, ringworm, pimples and athlete's foot, will respond readily to this stainless, ordorl ointment, regardless of how stubborn oi hopeless they may seem.PRICE $1.00 PER JAR Sent Post Free on Receipt of Price POST\u2019S REMEDIES *89 Queen St.K .Corner of Logan Toronto » Key I*x>k Pickering BIBLE Beast 668 Revealed! with copy Our Witness 10c.Press.Galt.Ontario.a \\ \\% PHOTOGRAPHY # COMET PHOTO SERVICE ' Æu One hay Mail Servie», work guaranteed 25c per roll.Reprints 3c each.6x8 Golden Sepia Mounted 69c.Box C, Postal Station D.Toronto.CHOICE Hereford Bull (Service-age) by Rlngwood Mixer Tone.'* 4 good Females, 3 Yorkshire Sows (Registered) due April.Dundas Hereford Farms.R 3, Dundaa.Ont.DECREASING STOCK by 35 Angora Does and Bucks.woollers.Breeding lines from some of Ontario's best Angora Rabbits and equipment if desired particulars write Box 10.Orono.\u2022 \u2022 X I V 100 CHICKS FREE With every order of 100 pullet chicks we give 100 free chicks four choice).Barred Rock Pullets $21.95, White Rock Pullets $25.95.White Leghorn .Pullets $24.95, Brown Leghorn Pullets $23 95: Red-Rock Hybrids.$21.95.Leghorn Rock Hybrids.$2*5.95.All chicks sold are from blood-tested stock, barked by high pedigreed stock.$1.00 books your order.Balance CO.D.Guarantee,! Delivery.Kent Hatchery.Chatham, Ontario.REPRINTS 3c EACH SEND VS YOUR OLD NEGATIVES 2 ENLARGEMENTS 2Sc 4 x 6 in Folder Mounts Any Size Roll\u20146 or 8 Exposures Enlargements framed 7 x 9 ' Gold.Silver.Developed and Printed 25c Walnut or Black finish 74c if picture colored 94c.We make print* and enlargements from prints of lost negatives.DEPT.M.STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE BOX 129.POST OFFICE % TORONTO * mature All fine * m TREAT YOURSELF at home with electromagnetism for Arthritis.Rheumatism, Insomnia.Varicose Veins and other circulatory ailments.Free explanatory pamphlets from CoopeRemediee.Yonge Street.Toronto./ > Cages For further DUCKLINGS.We still have limited quantities of whle Pekin duckling* and Write Bur wood Farm, Dept.W MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FRED A~BÔhblN'GTON buys, sells, exchanges musical Instruments.Ill Church.Toronto 2.For constant Smoking Pleasure hatching eggs available weekly for prices.Maple.Ont.\u2022 I 1 3000 8 TO 10 WEEK OLD PULLETS i Repairs $5 up.Cape*, neckpieces, other bargains.Write Dept.W.The Furriery, 1276 Queen West, Toronto.FUR COATS from $52 _______OFFER TO INVENTORS__________ AN OFFER to every inventor\u2014List of inventions and full information sent free.The Ramsay Co , Registered Patent Attorneys, 273 Bank Street.Ottawa.Canada.c for delivery April 1st.- also 4 and 6 Week olds for prompt delivery.All raised in brand new brooding plant under Ideal conditions, all floor .raised.Here's your op|*ortumty to get In on the early high priced egg markets.Lakeview Poultry Farm.Exeter.Ontario.1 WATCHES - CLOCKS WATCHEsT CLOCKS REPAIRED 1 week service, price $1.00 up.fully Guaranteed Send to OTTAWA WATCHMAKERS, 782 Gladstone, Ottawa.Ont.II GLADIOLI.125 Varieties.Large at 5c and up.100 Medium Good Assortment Prepaid $3.75 and Parker.# t w > V ¦ Catalogue Free\".Moore 175 Shaw St., Toronto.\u2022 \u2022 OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN JT (IALoKK BARLEY Commercial No.1.ShippM COD.anywhere In Ontario.$1.30 bushel.Macke free.Joseph Feeney, Jarvis.Ontario.BE A HAIRDRESSER JOIN CANADA*S LEADING SCHOOL Great Opportunity Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified profession, good wages, thousands successful.Marvel graduates.America's greatest system.Illustrated catalogue free.Write or Call MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOLS 358 Bloor St.W., Toronto Branches 44 King St., Hamilton A 74 Rideau Street.Ottawa.HATCHERY Approved Baby Chicks from Mood-tested Government Inspected Pieeders.Satisfaction guaranteed.Pure Breeds.Barrel Rock.White Leghorns & Rhod elsland Reds.HI Bred Red k Rock.Red x Light Sussex A Leghorn x Barred Rock, Mixed 12c.heavy pullets 22c.Leghorn pullets 24c.Cockerels 4c.All high production strains.Available now, day old and s'arled.Enclose ad and lc per chick depost, balance COD.Blenheim Hatchery A Poultry Breeding Farm, Blenheim, On L_______________________________________ BAUAIN PRICES on started cockerel# while they last.Three week old Barred Rock.New Hampshire X Barred Rock 13 95.Assorted Heavy 11.95.\t4 week old add $2 00 per hundred to above prices.Large Kgr Quality add $1.00.Specially Selected add $2 00.Shipped C O D.This Advertisement must accompany your order tj receive these special prices.Top Notch f'hlckeries.Guelph.Ontario. ' Cigarette Tobacco .\tj y.- : *,M.is® m MAKE your bicycle a motor-bike, Whizxer horse power bicycle motor complete with gas tank.All fittings and controls $138.50 with instructions or $150.00 completely Installed.Rae J.Watson.257 Wellington Street.Ixmdon, Ontario.Official Motorcycle Headquarters for Western Ontario.WANTED WANTED\u2014All kinds of dressed poultry.Top prices for t VALUABLE FISH! I ANCESTORS SWAM THEY COME FROM I OVER HERE UNDER AN ARISTOCRATIC J|TrtEJAAYFLOWER! 1 FAMILY/ PORTABLE Arc Welder, gas driven.400 amps.A 1 condition for rent or take erection welding.Advertiser.Box .Cash \\ H \u2022f éf 111 4 H k?s r L V> D Inn i - fui % 1 Oïl pi \u2022 (»nl*r f.1 /i # Ki 4 i 1 » IM 1»| .*!» «ail iî 1 ES I K- < \u2022 Z \u2022 Y Va SMALL MKT Xî.Stamp ng* made t » ord»r\u201e prompt delivery.Can tal Metal înd.Ltd.12 St.Patrick St., Toronto.Uni.*\u2022 \u2022\u2022 1 Chicks IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT NOTICE Respecting Price Control Are Coming » These supplies are now in stock The following is a convenient summary of Board Order No.711\u2014published for the guidance and protection of Canadian consumers.It does not give the full legal text.For full details of the law reference should be made to the Order.CS Two gallon galvanized founts Glass jar water founts 24-inch reel-top troughs 36-inch reel-top troughs Brooder wafers Brooder thermometers CUP THIS AND KEEP FOR EASY REFERENCE k Summary of GOODS AND SERVICES REMAINING SUBIECT TO MAXIMUM PRICE REGULATIONS I I As set forth in Wartime Prices & Trade Board Order No.711 effective April 2, 1947 i l More Brooders Expected Our present stock of brooders have been sold but more areexpected.We advise you to get your supplies early.I I \u2022\tSewing, embroidry and crochet yams, threads and floss of any of the yams and threads referred to above.\u2022\tBobbinct, dress and curtain nets and netting.\u2022\tElastic yams, fabrics and webbing.\u2022\tHides and skins from animals of a type ordinarily processed for use as a leather.\u2022\tLeathers and synthetic leathers of all kinds.\u2022\tSheepskin shearlings, tanned, but not further processed than combed or sheared and coloured on the flesh side.CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS breakers made wholly or chiefly of leather.\u2022\tMen's, youths' and boys' suits or pants made wholly or chiefly of cotton or rayon.\u2022\tMen's, youths* and boys' furnishings as follows : \u2014 blouses; collars; pyjamas; nightshirts; underwear, other than that made wholly of wool; dressing gowns, other than those made wholly of all-wool fabric; shirts, including sport shirts other than those made wholly of all-wool or all-rayon fabric.\u2022\tWomen\u2019s, misses', girls', children's and infants' garments of all kinds (but not including made wholly of all-wool fabric, (b) raincoats, or (c) jackets and windbreakers, except when made wholly or chiefly of leather).\u2022\tWomen's, misses', girls' and children\u2019s accessories as follows; dickies, bibs, halters, neckwear, collars, cuffs and aprons.\u2022\tKnitted wear for either sex as follows: undergarments, other than those made wholly of wool ; circular knit hosiery of cotton or rayon.\u2022\tWork clothing, including aprons for either sex, when made wholly or chiefly of cotton or leather.\u2022\tUniforms for either sex.\u2022\tGloves, gauntlets and mitts for either sex when mode wholly or chiefly of cotton or leather, except those designed as specialized sports equipment or for specialized industrial uses.\u2022\tBrassieres; foundation garments, but not including surgical corsets.\u2022\tDiapers and diaper supports.FOODS I \u2022\tLumber of all kinds.\u2022\tMill work such as doors, sashes, windows, stairs and gates.\u2022\tPlywood and veneers.\u2022\tPre-cut lumber products designed for use in residential or farm buildings, but not including fully pre fabricated buildings.\u2022\tGypsum board and gypsum lath.\u2022\tWallboards and building boards.\u2022\tCast iron soil pipe and fittings.\u2022\tNails.\u2022\tAll flours, flour mixes and meals.\u2022\tYeast.\u2022\tBread, bread rolls, and bakery products.\u2022\tBiscuits, except those completely covered with chocolate.\u2022\tProcessed cereals, cooked or uncooked, including breakfast cereals, macaroni, vermicelli, spaghetti, noodles and other alimentary paste products.\u2022\tRice, excepting wild rice.\u2022\tPot and pearl barley.\u2022\tShelled com, but not including popping com.\u2022\tDried peas, soya beans, dried beans except Uma beans and red kidney beans.\u2022\tStarch.\u2022\tSugar, sugar cane syrups, com syrups, grape sugar, glucose.\u2022\tEdible molasses.\u2022\tHoney.\u2022\tTea, coffee, coffee concentrates.\u2022\tMalt, malt extract, malt syrup.\u2022\tBlack pepper and white pepper, and substitutes containing black or white pepper.\u2022\tButter.\u2022\tCasein.\u2022\tCheddar cheese, processed cheese and cream cheese.\u2022\tConcentrated milk products of all kinds.\u2022\tIce cream.\u2022\tSalad and cooking oils.{ \u2022\tSalt.\u2022\tFresh apples \u2022\tRaisins, currants, prunes, dried dates, dehydrated apples.\u2022\tTomatoes, tomato sauce, tomato paste, tomato pulp, tomato puree, tomato catsup, chili sauce, when in hermetically scaled cans or glass.\u2022\tCanned pork and beans, canned spaghetti and canned soups.\u2022\tCanned com, canned peas, canned beans excluding the lima and red kidney varieties* \u2022\tCanned apricots, canned peaches, canned pears, canned cherries, canned plums.\u2022\tFruits and vegetables in the two preceding items when frozen and sold in consumer size packages.\u2022\tJams, jellies, marmalades.® Meat and meat products, not including game, pet foods, and certain varieties of cooked and canned meats.\u2022\tSausage casings, animal and artificial.\u2022\tLive, dressed and canned poultry (but not including turkeys, geese or ducks, live, dressed or processed ; poultry spreads, poultry stews and poultry in pastry or pie crust).\u2022\tCanned salmon, canned sea trout, canned pilchards of the 1946 or earlier packs.\u2022\tEdible animal and vegetable fats including lards and shortenings.REINKE\u2019S HARDWARE TELEPHONE 151 FUIF AND FAFER (a) garments Women\u2019s Institute will the home of Mrs.W.J.Wednesday a f te moon.CORRECTION Elmside AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES \u2022\tWastepnper.\u2022\tWood pulp, except (a)\tdissolving grades, (b)\t\u201calpha\u2019' grades of bleached sulphate, (c)\t\u201cDiiraccl\u201d, (d)\tground wood and unbleached sulphite grades sold for the manufacture of newsprint or hanging paper.\u2022\tNewsprint paper except when sold by manufacturers there- meet at Murray on\t_ April 9, at two o'clock.Program in charge of convener of agriculture.\u201cWhy I chose farming as a proRoll call\u2014exchange of In the article \u201cSheep Can be Free of Internal Parasites\u2019* in last week\u2019s Farm News the last line in the first paragraph should read \u2018 This should not be permitted.\u2022\tPractically all items of farm machinery, including planting, seeding and fertilizing equipment, plows, tillage implements and cultivators, haying machinery, harvesting machinery, tractors, wagons, dairy machines and equipment, sprayers and dusters.\u2022\tArticles of bam and barnyard equipment.\u2022\tIncubators, brooders, poultry feeding and watering equipment.\u2022\tStationary gas engines.\u2022\tHarness and harness hardware.\u2022\tBarbed wire and other fencing wire and fences.\u2022\tBinder twine.\u2022\tWheelbarrows.\u2022\tFeeds and feed products of all kinds except horse meat, pet foods, straw, clam shell and poultry grit.\u2022\tFertilizers of all kinds, but not including humus, muck, manure, sphagnum moss or peat moss.\u2022\tGopher poisons.\u2022\tSeed beans and seed peas.\u2022\tGrains as fellows:\u2014 wheat; barley; oats; flaxseed; buckwheat; rapeseed; sunflower seed; grain screenings.Cession slips and bulbs HIDDEN PROFITS FROM THE FARM Sound Borrowing Can Bring Happiness 11VE STOCK POISONED BY ORCHARD SPRAYS of Several cases of live-stock poison-investigated by the Kent- \u2022\tPaper board used in the manufacture of solid fibre or corrugated shipping cases.\u2022\tBoxboard grades of paperboard, except for wrapping newsprint paper or making newsprint cores.Modern farm equipment can bring mg were ville, N.S.Laboratory of the Division its owner an unexpected dividend in ci Chemistry, Science Service, contentment.New labour-saving de-Domion Department of Agriculture, vices and equipment enable their during the 12 months ended March , owners to enjoy the benefits that re-31, 1946.In the majority of cases {suit from lightened labour\u2014better jt was found that the animals had health, and more pleasant living, gained access to orchard sprays and And these profits are as important either ate grass wet with spray drift, as earning more money.which spray had dripped from is your family enjoying their share trees, or drank water on top of tlo- 0f leisure?Or do old-fashioned nictation sulphur barrels, or had access thods take up all their time and en-to water contaminated in other ways ergy?In a happy home the mother In several has time to relax for her health; the children have time for play and study; everyone has time to keep up with changing world trends, to take it easy now and then.A great many farmers have found that our Farm Improvement Loan Plan has added both to their farm profits and their pleasure in life.^\tThis low-cost plan was designed It is one hundred years since X t L ^e|p progressive farmers obtain tiny foundations which were to torrn the basis of this world-embracing One hundred CONTAINERS AND PACKAGING MATERIALS 1946 crop or on \u2022 Containers, packaging and wrapping devices of a type used for the sale or shipment of products, when made from a textile fabric and including bags, cases, envelopes, folders and sacks.from spray materials the level of arsenic in stomach t ases jeontents, in milk, and urine was fatally high.HOUSEHOLD AND OTHER TEXTILES \u2022\tTextile products as follows, when made wholly or chiefly of cotton or rayon : bath mats, bedspreads, blankets except horseblankets, curtains, dish cloths, dish towels, drapes, face cloths, luncheon sets, napkins, pillow cases, sheets, silence cloths, table cloths, throw-overs, toilet seat covers, towels, wash cloths, window blinds, window shades.\u2022\tFloor rugs and mats chiefly of cotton.SERVICES MASSEY HARRIS FOUNDED ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO \u2022\tTransportation of goods and services associated therewith.\u2022\tWarehousing; dry storage of general merchandise and household goods other than wearing apparel ; cold storage, including rental of lockers and ancillary services such as processing charges in cold storage plants.\u2022\tSupplying of meals or refreshments for consumption on the seller's premises, the supplying of beverages (except alcoholic beverages) by purveyors of meals or refreshments; the supplying of meals with sleeping accommodation for a combined charge, but not including the supplying of meals, refreshments or sleeping accommodation by an employer to his employees, directly or through a servant or agent.\u2022\tThe packing or packaging or any other manufacturing process in respect of any goods subject to maximum prices, when performed on a custom or commission basis.the improved farm aids that make a farm produce more\u2014in profits and contentment.If a shortage of ready cash prevents you from getting your share of these \u201cextra \u2018profits\u201d, please call and we shall be glad to discuss your requirements with you.Bank of Montreal, Shawville.Que.G.A.McDougall, Manager.RAW AND PROCESSED MATERIALS company were laid years in which by the introduction and continuous improvement of machinery, man has been liberated from the back-breaking, brain-deadening toil with which he was then iorced to earn his livelihood.For it was in 1847 that Daniel Massey, at Newcastle, Ontario, himself a farmer, conceived as his mis- life the lightening of the \u2022\tBasic iron and steel products and alloys, including pig iron, cast iron, scrap, ingots, bars, plate, rods and wire.\u2022\tPrimary, secondary and fabricated mill forms of the following non-ferrous metals and their alloys: copper, lead, tin and zinc.\u2022\tAll lats and oils, including Vitamin A oils, of animal, vegetable or marine origin but not including refined medicinal cod liver oil.\u2022\tGlue stock, glues and adhesives of animal origin.\u2022\tStarches.\u2022\tFibres, raw or processed, as follows: cotton, hemp, jute, sisal, all synthetic fibres and filaments excepting glass.\u2022\tYams and threads of, or containing any of the fibres listed above.\u2022\tFabrics, over 12 inches in width whether knitted or woven of, or containing any of the yams and threads referred to above.DOMESTIC FUELS \u2022 Coal, coke and briquettes until April 16th, 1947.sion in labours of his fellow-farmers by making and supplying them, with plows, scufflers and parts for thresh- Practically simultaneous y y Around School 4< HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES ers, etc were the efforts in this direction of Alanson Harris, who, at the village of Beamsville, Ontario, was engaged in the making of plows and a wooden revolving hay rake which he had invented.So great was the progress made by both companies that when in 1891 they united their interests and formed Massey-Harris Company under the very capable direction of Mr.William Finlayson, is making 1 excellent progress.There are about 25 members.To facilitate the financing of the Community Band until its first concert (probably in June), the Shaw-ville Branch of the Canadian Legion voted at its meeting on Thursday, March 20th, to donate $100 to the Band funds.This generous gift is greatly appreciated by the Band Committee, especially since there was The \u2022\tFurnaces, fire-place heaters and other heating equipment except portable electric heaters.\u2022\tJacket heaters and other water heating equipment.\u201e \u2022\tSoap and soap compounds.MOTOR VEHICLE ACCESSORIES \u2022 Pneumatic tires and tubes when sold for the purpose of or as original equipment on agricultural machinery.CLOTHING \u2022 Men\u2019s, youths' and boys' coats, jackets and wind- USED GOODS \u2022 Used bags and used bagging and baling material.pire l SUBVERSIVE LEAFLETS BANNED IN QUEBEC l l l Any material shown above processed for incorporation into, or any fabricated component part of any of the above goods is subject to maximum prices.Also any set which contains an article referred to above is subject to maximum prices even though the remainder of the set consists of articles not referred to.I üüü in the Quebec Legislative Assembly last night when Premier Maurice Attendance has been very poor Duplessis, obviously referring to the during the past two or three weeks.Witnesses of Jehovah, said that muni- because of grippe, flu, whooping cipalities must be given complete cough, and measles power to cope with \u201corganizations teachers have been sick, and class spreading subversive ideas.\u201d\tattendance lias in one or two cases The amendment to the Cities been as low as 50 percent, and Towns Act was given third\t* * ?* \"reading after a division.It permits municipalities to prohibit and reg- Three students of the Macdonald ulate distribution of pamphlets, College School for Teachers are circulars, advertisement or other teaching in the school this week\u2014 printed matter, and provides fines of Miss Erma Little in Grade 1, Miss $25 to $100 and one to three months Muriel Murphy in Grade Four, and in jail.The previous penalty was Mr.Alan Young in Grades Six and $20 fine and one month in jail.\tSeven.Premier Duplessis did not -mention the Witnesses, large numbers of whom in rcent months have been prosecuted on charges of distributing \u201cseditious and libellous literature.\u201d He added: \u201cThose who are not happy about our laws in Quebec, can leave the province.We do not need them here.\u201d Liberal Leader Adelard Godbout, The family of the late Robert Alex, attaching the measure, said the Hodgins, desire to express their sin-province was \u201cagainst Communism cere thanks and appreciation for the and other subversive ideas , but the many kindnesses, expressions of fight should be \u201cby sane and fair sympathy and floral tributes received during their recent bereavement.I l i l i I DONALD GORDON, Chairman.i i i » * * # Wartime Prices and Trade Board.i i i i i l i i r i i THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD Three of the k Laughren\u2014In loving memory of a dear husband, Asa J.La ugh re n, who passed away April 5th, 1946.Sunshine passes, shadows fall, Love\u2019s remembrance outlasts all, And though the years may be many or few They are filled with remembrance, dear, of you.IN MEMORIAM ?id 0i ot 10 Orr\u2014In loving memory of a dear father, William Robert Orr, who passed away March 29, 1935.You\u2019re not forgotten father, dear, nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last i We shall remember thee.Mr.and Mrs.Harold McCoy and Family Cleaning Pressing Dyeing $ * $ $ Mrs.Earle Bretzlaff has signed a contract to teach in the public school grades next year\u2014probably Grade Seven.lil Wife ENJOY LOOKING YOUR BEST WE DO THE REST CARDS OF THANKS FOUR-DAY LAUNDRY SERVICE We desire to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the acts , of kindness and messages of sympathy received from our many friends in the Shawville district and at South Porcupine, Ont., during our recent bereavement in the loss of a beloved wife and mother.Wesley Hodgins and Family.Laughren-\u2014In loving memory of our dear brother, Asa John Laughren who passed away April 5, 1946.Oft and oft our thoughts do wander To a grave not far away; Where we laid our brother, ; Just one year ago today.CARD OF THANKS PONTIAC DRY CLEANERS Telephone 170 | \u2019 Shawville ü=]GH===3a l Quebec Brothers and Sister ) 1 "]