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•OVEI tIt VE•ARS EXRERIENCE
DUNGAt4NON
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, The first annual meeting- of the
Canadian Red Cross Society '(Dung-..
,Mannon Branch). is. being, held Wednes-
day of 'this • week, . January 10th at
each.presented with a. -packageby the ;; 'i 4 I tV
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d' d wishes for ttae eviVttl" �will� 1 �tlte sab�jeot" Bis
I ' t't t t express their admiration• an goo., Mc a • �i
aretaking. We:. will hope Gusseid at the 1401610* ''Bible'Institute'
stand they •
and pray that they. will': safely re -. ibis Friday evening at 8 .o'clock. Such
'teen as. Chas.G� Finney and Dr.. Jon-'
turn soon;roved from •act=
'athan Goforth have p
The Women's Yiisttute wall hold '
ive experience that we can •expect a
i.. ' l as s rely. as the farmer ex-
pects
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pects . a harvest when conditions 'are;
ant a revival .Are We
met. Do we w , •
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the
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willing to pay P
A.,1•2:;44 p m in the Red Gross Rooms
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H. A. Watson,,: organizer, Roy Rutledge on Th ii'sday; January
1 Major E.
25th instead of at Mrs.: B. Roach, ow"
kin
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h U 'ted Church basement with l their meeting TO the home of Mrs.
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C.om'bine.
ter and t
s.ugar t
PEN WITH rad c
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OVERTIME NY1N•"
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H fitJDPIN.G
lespoous; of .but-.
',rine dup ofbrown
op of ,a .double boiler
over direct , beat, - unt•il, ,
dedi about one naiuute,
ups Milk and plata over•
to scald. 4dt1 slowly two,
•eggs•and season with a
_alt and, % teaspoon. of
'Ta'nga one and ane -half
ed bread cubes'tu a greas•
g dish .and-, add the oust.
tua;e, ,Have even 35:0 de-
eking • until Hon lu• the
Cover ,with a meringue
tw`P egg. whites, oue-fourth ` •
own sugar vee• and•,'vanilla • to ,
eturu too to•_brgsvai
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Horse, SeOttin TO
Hiro
liot as
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Jack Fisher Scores 4' Of 5 Goals, With pine
Teammates Clicking On •• 141ys, To
.,lige Out Port Right In Overtime
Opener Last Friday.
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w Se oys opejned their 4 t
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speaking. ,
1..he-illness of "Mrs. Roach, wap revival?.
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returned 'home after spending ten• is now'•somew;hat better. If ,so please eoie rite help pray E s'
has
days with. Iter. sister, Mrs. Harney'
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Mr; and. Mrs. John Blake atteriil'ed blessing down upon, our land,.
Alton, a Surprise-. party,' for Mr; :arid. Ili 0 ; ',alar Bible Club for'the -bays
,'Meiv n, Stewart. -(nee. •ley, 'Decelatber` 27th,, th•e bile thea: age; wall'
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Clara Reed) have returned froiti their ocessioiii of .their 2�rd , : Meet ; as - usn� `on Friday's at 4.
tq . s
..e eat in Northern."Ont v r---. '• n?e
honeymoon P e
.7Wiii.TE0•11 Vitcli
Brio, Toronto And, Detroit.
• The :Ladies, Gu1Td uf Si.'
arri bell .'who 'went to.,can : Unica „Met: at the. home of
Mr David Campbell, ,. ;h h,.
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Win `heater,; Indiana in_ the •fell, ..after, miss': L „Oreeney last ,Friday. Ree]
hearing of tile• inn ese of hie brother's' Cress .yarn, was given, auffor knitting
d a#•
wig, sends. word that she alis passed The .next meeting will he ilei
_ENiTRE Away'• He and his brother inten•d, tom- 1Vliss Elizabeth lver's, "
KINLOSS C ,w tach' Sat -
Hail ins to *make their home dth • Medical slid was unyrnened on
Council Met in the Township sister, Mrs. J. Richardson. at Fergus,, .teat to Mrs, David Girvin, who• had t
Pi eshyter'ian church,
with the new -councilmen, . Mr Ilona
T McKinnon,. Zlir..,George T ff' .
made
season las . Friday night ,n.t-
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ocke era of
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Port :Elgin; by. nosing out a• 5 to 4 flak:':
`arertinte'wnn ,from the' Lakesiders.
Failure. of H. McArthur of Paisley
to fill' his assignment as referee,' -de-
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game. .,.
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Parr •Of Port ; Elgin dandled, game,
when "it did `get underway, abort nine
° c , .To linson M.P.:
p',loak" after W.. R. m
had officially faced the.puck..
It ittis a.. see -saw battle' through
out; so' "far as the' . seers was 'een-
cerned, with George Book getting the
tying goal with a matter of seconds
remaining in the third period:. Jack
Fisher : got ',the winning teal at 'about
the. 7 -minute mark in the overtime.
which :was his fourth of the night.
Play opened cautiously in the first
period,.. that ended 'with Pert, Elgin.
leading • 2 to 0,�: tbut not because the
Sepoys hadn't trade' it plenty warm
around the Port net.
We Were ' tleased' to see Rev. J.
Pollock out to take the .service in . the
ld - h after.; his ah-,
Ont. taken a •weak spell. She is. bite. oldest ranee to two Randers through nil
Mrs. Wilbur Johnston left Saturday
lady in these parts''and. will. aeon •be gess;,;'
i .in. .
Mr. John .•Eggleston of the West
Mrs. John uu is ill suffer:, tion is being held .
With bad 'cold lyti t ke wadding r aB .. night is' ls' visitintc friends and relatives here.
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We are ` sorry to report Mr. and to nurse her aunt.. Mrs, 'Richard ''Mc- ninety-eight. ' . '
. Barr and family are' con- Whinney at the "bile,. w
fined to the house:: wi. a' . ins a para e s ro the Parish. Hall tibia Friday Iii
sto 1 in ., l;e ,spent 'Christmas with his ariot er
Miss Wutule Percy, Li . I p gar Mr, and .Mrs,. Nlslvin Stews• �
assisting. • + I low. all over the country is Mrs, Oath erilap£: httF>flast°ne' at tar
is ',cra ftnewlyweds), hpine of her daughte ,
ver ped 'Mrs. Nickolas.. visitors
i sgsii of else noticed. in these parts Many of 4
non Badminton C1ni�b .Iisidof Listowel:
ig •
• ve , 'The su ply .of water which is gen-
e r • Mrs: Bert
• d vi It at h g to drive their The Dungan
M d Mrs. Junes' ` the water held th$ar monthly Mi frim Currie of
iveixsdale Were wa'eek-en sora the fernier* are
akin' Meeting' and social .. near 'Wingliam.
the latbeir's sister; r. an r . }stock to the sly r sr draw.Mr.
Valid. that til@ gala_ evening at the Parish Hall.on Monday Mrs. Harold Currie and 'two children
to, them. It is .
Mr:. ore Rol, re urn : ti
Hca: ;• : r visited on • Sat
t'' Owen Sound. ► aaary .Thew" it net far ,off and tBat
avieltia :.friends a .'Al,>c, card M. s:• rih Mr, .and 1vis. Eli acque -
. after B` . .ohn• Blake, Hr.,,, and ',teat wit
n it will help to solve the Al'
:Rod r orrigan en t this district is 'iiot Mrd' Jos. Mg -Will- al}4 fir..: GO _ I This. community extends their sym-
Mr. and ...3117s. though !by:, reports #r® Moil en M@ll!lgy ii?teril9°R d.. 1' a : iF t8' Mrs. pl§rei►ce Cox .of t'bis
tertt►ineOscar and Mrs, George FormosaKeits• badiq'" hit "as some others, where y . r 8 Q , t
of. 11 their .cattle tended the -rete s'gl of Misr ....I or t otilmuxtity al}t},also ltcx hrgt#}crs• and
ler; Mr. Keifferthey are' baviiRg m seties f eir t 'r.
ani Twamley, Sr at th'e h91@ Ol' h *Mrs i}} the lgs A til u!9•li
Thursday ev i�g'•
sou; G mm, Will a !Q ll
w for the•lack ai pwrs. r. .e are thanit+ eon Twamley to Greerllilil Paip . • P tt rsa 9! Auburn '
We ere pleased to report Mrs.' Don -'(a1 to be living 'whe're trp? greatest
ald T. MaoHi neon-is.progressing fav- extrema do not hit.so badly.
Qiirably�• - • The four 'hays .who. enlisted from
• �d are
eronie Valad and here in the Forth i gh t e
Mr 11ind';11drs...J
Ronald were •
Sunday'. visitors. with Mr. Albert Rivett; Jimmy ilii , : frill
and Mrs: John 'McLeod, Ripley,:, • 'Bowers ` and Melville .Culbert Were
• '. YA. t. ''hi - h •
, 5r` ... ,,. :. t� :'... aCd�'iYiV•i
eget. Luckilosi►• 4. I— •.away: lRst. We4nesa0Y, at Ya on tie play. 43.14t,94•1 if1 ;tin s:
returned to' her home. of lier:son, Mr.. Nelson Patter- Or, Port- 'Moja this, 'period to .give
Mia Itoy Black has •o Frida v ” a.3 lead, which they pro-
homeji>a �'el��EJ`.;'ri after spending a .son.•The:funeral Was held n Fort. 4to
k 'lit her ptr9Its Mx and Mrs: afternoon and was largely' attende'l tected till within 40 seconds of'. the
home. his brother Babe's passant.,
Luelinow tied it up in the 2nd, with
Fisher getting • :both, • ,counters: The
first on ,a pretty passing attack, ; Dab -
mer'to Babe Book to' Fisher. The. sec-
ond. was _equally. as good a p ay,' ig--
•.tring'George and Babe. Book to Fish-:
sr. . ..
It wars . Fisllgr. again who put Luck
now sack u}3 }l}' the 31;11, !with Dahmc'
and Babe 13 qQk° rcpoat)fg With. assiS S
'w'?+$.. w} ' - cons:
:feting the weather. ` ' ...; final bell when George .Book slapped
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"Materials and money. coni: for ,to mucb'in•:hi,,war :bat a resolute, loyal
awl .a . -. _-_ front .:.-_ way bel the dsierinining ?actor."
MINISTER OF FINANCE,
To your restless- question "When can I help. win this war?" --the answer is NOW.
On Monday' next, the Government of the. Dominion of ° Canada will =offer 'the First
War Loan. The purpose of this Loan is to' provide money to carry on the war, not ' y:
fi l but all alongthe Economic Front. .
on the battlefields, ds, ,..
Lettis explain what the Eccnonnic Front means. It means a'.wyar in which the entire natural, : •'`,
industrial -and financial resources of the.countiy are used to defeat the enemy. It means
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a '""total war" in.'which Overly citizen takes: ' part, in which his personal resources must
support thoseof the Natio.: r ,
In' such a war, one. of the Brief weapons is Money. Where is this. money to come from? .
There is only one answer. k must come --:,and come voluntarily --' from' the savings of
our people. The difference betw'een us and the Germans is that we, of our own free, will,
lend out money --- it is not ruthlessly taken away:
This is your opportunity to do your partin this struggle against Hitlerism. The eyes of •
the .world are upon .you; upon Canada, one of. the strongest ' members of the, British
CoImonwealth. Canadians must show that their 'strength, their courage and their resources
are all in this fight ;against "brute force, bad faith, injustice, aggression and persecution:"
The news of thesuccess of this Loan must go iinging round the world.
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Be ready to buy War Loan Bonds They will have the proven safety and salability • of
Dominion . of Canada obligations. Any Investment Dealer or Chartered Bank will take
your suhscription. The quicker the economic war is won, the greater 'will be the saving
of human lives ... the swifter the collapse of the enemy.
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DO•MIN,ION OF ;CANADA:'.,.
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D O L LA R S,... I'' zG H Tt• FOR I' B tit 0 M
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The overtime was slap` bang hockey:
witl} Vis4er sinking a loose puck with
asst n 3 ailutes t ^ pyo,, �.o win it..
}�. �. �' , ��. ,,:.•. a Se-
c' i,g saved
pt�`li}e" �1T�Vli}u�VV 4ii �. 4 i ��.
I� +� .rub ei'
pops0119.flhtgmghi 4• rt.
as' three pxt plays: s coasted ill on.
him, in a breakaway €luring a LuFk-
now power` play.
I.,ucknow^-Goal,. Harold . Ritchio; de-
fen'e, George Book, Cam Thompson;
I gni ti e, • Babe. Book; wings,: Jack.;Fish-
f �a... tt 4'� =Y �h,,.,ra DMI-eDonald, ;' Elwood
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CREAM PIE
his simple basic 'pie:, is:. one
ch alio ild
be• cultivated -4e every
ati in, i
' f'to Y
lends Itself ily. it le ..
• ire
eating variations,: Max oue tit .,
•tlour'and t vaitliirds cup sugar.
• 14-„.teaspoon.salt: Add two; cups
on to
utl '-:
stirring
c s y,.
lfled milk, stn , g
k over; hot water stirring uuti),,
about 15� '•mirnites, ,t1dd
espooils . bitter. Pons: mixtur
three beaten egg yolks st;
constautly..Coo :two mull'::
ei:• Cool and add i teaspoe#
ilia extract.
RIATIONS FOR- CREAM;
ill a baked shell with alts
ars •or cream as
as aa `• top with., w
am. Or this ' !Abreast the'
ne .cup, and add two'shite:`
er chocolate to the scald:'
elt; top. the dessert wit
cream and chocolate sIij
a butteiseetch 'flavor ia-
ub'stitute one cup of br
for ale gaan�u4ated in tt:
e a date. dessert by ad
opped fruit and one t
lemon rind to•the u
before thickening. A
add one ' cap shi eddeil;�;
o the filling, and sprig.
anal half cup :over the
afore. baonning; for..an t,
Pert Elgin—GO4Helleher; detente.
Paddon, McLean; centre, Jones;
wings; Vaupel and Davies; alt., hie-
". Oillivray, S. Paddon, Cottrill, Becker.
494 rtisniSbyto8no:ocicitey. 4,inseoit4
Port Elgin .3 •Chesley 2
1.ucknoir. 5, Port Elgin 4
Paisley 5., Kincardine 3
Kincardine 3, Chesley 2
II* fitaadififf
(Including Tuesday's Gaines)
.• pouthanapton Pishermen, scheduled
"to open the hockey season here last
triti dye to road conditions, forcing
date has yet been 40t to play it, 1
ni, they were in Kincardine, but had
been Advised 'they could not get
through to.Dueltnow. The Ifluewater
llighwayrai blocked fit the time, and
the road to Einloss wee heeerning
quite heavy.. ,
for the game, • and abich aftei• all
could have been proceeded witi had
Southampton' Made the- effort te get
here as the road did net becoote emu-
: niately blocked; and was Nit in good
shape again . when the plow .rame
thro,uoiT late that evening ailont. ten
re.4 Fine Pitching Record
During Past Season .
l' Solt Garton, of tearaington, fens -
READERS, WRITE INt'
readers.' She is pleniedi
her ,„column, and is e40
yes."' Requests 'for reci
siaeCial menus are or
dresi your letters, to '
'et B. Chambers, 73
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Free Flowing
All brands of '�C-I-� +fie , i g
sale
Use
' ize for
end Chatham. fertilizer
rvic aranteed. See:• our prices.:. 1.
ual service gu .:. ,
. JOHN KI%.PATKICK.'
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....c?vait4tihOYon4.7:Oehaaensil ; ..‘Pds.eu
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ache, LuMbago are;• attacked at the'
)source by the cleansing -and antiseptic . ..).
Action of RumaciPs. IVIcKIWS DRUG
STORE.
TENDERS .
ders will be received by the under-
signed up to' january 18th. for 15
itcords of green body Wood, maple, 16
'.1/ inches long, ties bo delivered it, School
rrr
' fore June 15th, 1940.
J: MacKenzie: sec.
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Y TENDERS
rfTENDERs. wilt be roceived by the
e'undersigned up to, §ix Telo,gi 13.1A, "IV)
e Tuesday' 'arpia-.-y ibe 23A" i$414 far
'ttrure'7,00edo.rdysouo;_fF000turwF000dott.:4070e,'onrothalerdse..,
tiolCiles in cikameter, to ,i) delivered at
w Ontario.
fin g'ittleThrreo:wlonwells;di'or any 'tender not nee- .
s.
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
ALL persons haiiing clahas'. against
t4loitOepr401,-4 gupin late of, the
on or aboUt the seventh' day 01, Pge'
ember, A:D..1939, are notified.to send
to J. H. Crawford, Wingliam, Ontarie;
on or before the twenty-seventh:. day
ilAnuary, A.D. 1046, fuli Particulars,
.nf 'their claims 1./1 writing. Immedi-.
ately.: alter. i4.0 said' tWqtY-s9,901
day of :Fennell', 1940, the assets c:f
-the said testator will be distributed
amengst the pettias. entitled thereto,
having regard only to claims- oft 'which
day of January, A.D. 1940.
Wingharn, Ontario.
PPliPit9F !fir pie Executors.
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FOR APPOINTMENTS.:
Call At Hiirs Store Or
ARMSTRONG
LAJCANOW
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
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Athat 'gime! Pdayhtet
WON 23 PRIIIES
FOR.BAKiNG .11,14
ONE YEAR!
Including $'0' First Priie at Orillia
AI They( kts 44rd Imrp to beat, these
OsmOnds. Mrs. Bert ,has &NW
- around Beaverton' for years and daughter
Dora folloWs right in her mother's foot-
' steps. Last ye& they won a total of twenty -
tree prizes for baking and the big thrill
came when Dora captured the $50.00 firs;
-prize for bread at a contest,spousored by
' Robin Hood Flour IVIills.
"We tried about.every brand of everything you, bake. And in
flour there is 'before we dis- every bag there's a :guarantee .
G9vered `Robia,llood. But. that that if Robin,. Hood doesn't
Best baking with Robin • Hood please you better than any other
oured bread ---better texture-- cent you paid will be refugulP0
, beautiful colour.— and one —With an extra 1.0% for your
whol. extra baking frOm a 98 trouble. Once again I urge you
gitturboisso, Avas our —9uutsehoRwobiiinoollogodcoaankd 'fivonel!
Osmonds have won .prizes for 7 rt.
taki,s'; angel'
, Cakes, pies,. shortbread ana all •
1.4.1.cknow club, A few season's bnek, • it • to, 'oR IN -406 itoligt )40A6 von.
run ,here. Jack was " uiliseoverejl" by.
Seg. Smith,' and played his first or,
ganized.ball with. Lueknotv hi the de-
- toilet Lake:side League. '
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