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eep ao tio .1. ,,,a-o-aet that retet
$at set talon Rale One 'Year 'Paw
Sik :111011tIta, $1.0 itt &bailee a imal
8. A., ,.5t1 Pet' Year , ;lc Novo enaU take A anaa
roreiga rate, t. A. ner ar. et. tete ;; ,•ra • „.•• 1;‘,2
dativettlitiag tates a-PPUntiont .ete nt the neareat
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reee: 1 ,• t".,•„, ,.., e a t‘....i eatanit tl'at' i "',fl !kis taata rrol avv2.3,. 01.1 th<.,
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•- •. '' aiee.1 ee,v'eal i ';'''t' i woo,1 road. lie !tan ea iilezetis iXallecal
aataa, nen:" ,e. eeal aetael anatal eatn- neat on the waeon tongue tt.'; free the
i'aer ,leatla i ane veltia. lean eangllt, and the teato
„at atetera,l, ••;,.:1•••,‘"T1 ..‘''‘ a teal:tier] feet ; toot. atielit anal bolted. He aas found
futtzae nat ttee. In 0 -et -anon.: see% aa i ie an uneartecious tionditime wed re-
cta, ttalenteeta tee?, on n'aeee tae -e :mewed to latapital.-Milaraav tnaeette.
aee mare eaananne bet titese men eta
'Canada anal tree]. anal:al:Zee ir. aerns! An trihuman Aet
aiirl not ia'a% e %van ''n 'izacznn ‘1‘:'0.0 1 An inaurnan /tett, anti eee whish
aelie.) aat"- t:; n. t'a.a irtu" t.'st '''i .4 WA)1114.1 IIWVC' nnatn investigated by the
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aoltlitee r-,,,!, 0,,,..,•,1 t3,0/v"eme• 'I -lament Soeiete Bail seeh an eirganize
WW1 glort, Ilea,' n'etais of lte,atien: atal ,atiea. bean at asteee operation hem.
their mai:iieiont tater:lee has niado 1 teat.. broaght to light on Saturday
the home feces rOt Ar..V.i. prigla tli 1 i:c‘i-C1 i night. when a full gr,,:wn hote;e tat
tint aeaetat to patt Nome part in thia keas tearat te...a.ier,04 st, 1,1 bag on ono
einz steunale tor ix:iterate. Attotlen 1, •ef the streets '..i' the town.
fermate eat this gae.e. event N't'aS 01(1 pyovin,..iai ateae,,,,,, eatte eeteiataie,
-.mobiles". eperetion of eea, air anti iancl !while returning ta his home at a late
.Leowee. Tbe eaid eastly ta 'A *ccaS in I hour notieed a bag, lying ot the road -
lives entl wetandad rr:',t,v.ed that ltraara ' a:ale and on bringing his motet ear
'totem an carry out rereat diffieult war- to a halt •and retarning to the burlap
alatie agaitat the e'Teemarts with sue:cease found the eat at the battom of th
Valaable infarmatioe in regara to de- bag, Posseesing, a humane nature the
lareees waa taieeevereel and tae use of offieer toeile the feline to a tearby farm
sour equipment was giver; A •sttTri test house, the oeeupartte of tyltith had
Sea that riketee in 'higher earnmaral now be itt aeartat af a good moaser Am;
1:00w fell wail how best And where it is reported that tabby has since been
*aeth te-teataet ete weapotta ean be mil- adopted into the boueeholti.
ed to the best i.dvantag.T. While we "ehe it had evidently been, tossed
=aterrew with thetee who are bereaved from a passing motor ear by the own -
lee eaneot but feel eate.trne:y tereeud -et- who took this method of getting ;id
elai the auerifiee of those whet 'did not , of at in:wanted pussy. --- 1.Valkertott
.oeirtie beet< and the heroism oi all who I Herald -Times.
eittaele part in the ;Itim).
•12▪ /..7t'M t11-617Z14§.6t Mr. William Busby, younger son
Dwane the two weeks carmatencmg 'of the late Mr. atti Mrs. Hehry Busby
leItiralay this week the genteenment iS f Carrie.k, was united in Marriage an
anal:inn a &ire to eolien all the scrap Tuesday afternoon laet week, to 'Miss
tubber avatiaueliout 'aural Can.' Claeat daughter en Mr. Awl 1,frs. Pus -
The teed for Canada to salvage• eel! Walker of liewick. The marriage
all rubber that is eat in tree or ean tee& place at the UAited Chereh
'btreleasen for this purpose is most "Nlatete at Wreateter, Ran. ttae. Fnete;
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arried at Weaereter
WZNGIAI
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foifielatea, Mr. and Mrs. 'Saabs' have
tante) ep roitierav ,on thoir l'attli ofl
Ithe Sea eaneea..ron of ifarria.
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•liareew L'acape Vrem Deawnatg
Sian:en-seat-told 1.'haeles 'Corbett,
itaean, ee-ea‘lapect." on the bead: at
nit-at:a Betal /eta riatlaa afternoon.,
For Walleert.on
ADVANCE -TIMES
9401.9 KM.9
Thursday, Aug. Zitift,..w i94
likes plenty of eitereiee and takes his{
aelaily doyen" with a !toe. it the. Iay-
1'i 2y1m. h is only lame years
• sinee earn k1 1.2atiada. Vont in
R.eatliee, rantlan.l. where he event the
first yeaes of eie, tete, -
Selective Serviee Office
: aftee he had tea 1 tel taseue his eon: -
Iranian. An tenidentifia. 7AW 711.1.Me1
beat:eta in the girl, Euniee ilennessy,
a:so 16, of k'Ialldeboyo, allyl both the
bo), mere revi‘ea by :tes•
elle weal:ars,
Ti pair aan gone into the water
am. 'north of the Casino and wad-
ed aut to a Nana bar. Wadieg north
• on the ealn bar /bey had gone an -
ether SO feet and 1taeitk.1 tjeome
alto eaore at that point where the
at vete deeper, The oirl geet into
aiffieulte in the deep twateT. CO-tbett
tiod to hap novoi;ver„ he v.,
fo:ved to make for ahore himself in a
leemi-etneeious eounition while a
awn:artier front the shore, whose Wean-
, ay eoula not be established, went oet
lam" brought the gari n.
• Listowel Dotter Enlisted-e-Hanored
Captain \\1 C. Pratt, vU
known anal hw i1 ia1n cif List -
was hot:areal daring the crupper
ham tt, etineeday ett-ening at the List-
•i%Wel an'l Country Club, when he
was presentee' with as handsome wrist
watch from fellow members. One of
. the largest tarn -etas at the tieaSein'tra-s
cm hand for the oacasion, Captain
Pratt is goiter on aetive eervice, lie
a a, veteran of the last war,
Potato Apples
Mrs. Robert Campbell .ahowed us a
potato stalk with those small "toma-
toes"' on it, a phetaatatna reported in
(mite a number of weekly newspapers
this year. And they would fool yen,
too, if you didn't know the difference.
A writer in otte cf nt e).:thanges,
however, says the scatiaIled tOtnatoe$
are hot tetnatora at an, -but potato ap-
ples. lit has planted there and they
grew a kw small potatoes; plant
.thern again atel there are more po-
atoes of a large ve.riety this time. As
the informant said: ean't grow'
anything from eotatoes but potatoes.
If you tietatt 'believe it, try it." - Dar -
ham Chroniele,
Tetswater Fair Plant 'Complete
At a tneeting tif the eatentive of the
Teaswater Agrioeltural Saciety, plans
yore Reheated fat the annual fall fair,
which will be held this tatar on Oct-
obet a and 7. A snerial event this
year will be a aeuttet dente tompet-
kale, for 'tvitteh generous pre e will
pet petstne
Yilb higher,
WO lovely ratilna 1ihrrittiol
be affered. Th:- feature will replace
the Highland .la:ying competition
• with has been staged daring recent
years.. Other taractions will be the
freak vehicle eoreeet.a scope of acro-
bats and naneers, hare rats etc.
Acquitted of MI-tee:out Driving
,Charltot Berrie was acquitted of a
dangerous deivie. charge. The acci-
dent at Holtruistalie on July IA, out
of 'which the Charge ate, was found
to be due to a ianity string diet.
Insurance tarapauy Settles Cast
Settlement bee been scathed in the
dispute over eamages and injuries
-claimed by .,Jaeik Fiteh, �iPaelrnort, and
Mr. s Edward Beeker, of Carriek, re-
• eeived when a motor tar, owned. by
Fitch won off the road at a narrow
bridge on the 15:1]. concession oi Car-
rick Tovenaltip e ;Aegean: without guard
rails for proteetian. Mrs. Beeker was
passenger h the tar. The insurance
company whieti earries the township's
liabflity toad insurance made a satis-
factory •aettlernern.
9.9999•999.9,
•Blame Children For he
A fire believed to have been started
byouegstera. destroyed a vacant
Elam Township farm house. The
blaze was first diseovered by Mra.
Whitfield, wile resides on a near -by
farm. he wis responsible for inform -
hag John Prearavell, Listowel,
owner of the building. The hotaae, One
and a half storey britk veneer, was
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-not rovered. by insuranee. trits itkus TO SAVE NIACARA. FRUIT CROP
PROM IECOrt'iZNG A LOSS Neustadt Dettor hies
Pram Heart Attack
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Atd mate not referee -on t, the planets eeriealteselartnerettes tut -Amite:, en a !mit tarn, ha the Niagara
teeirretna, 2hirbutitire$1 tees helping that 'ateat.
• ttOS *it) liVe 4,VANItlis Are ttirWith. tilde Milt of Weal/Wart la &Valet', tans,
weit *Wok, tliel7 -dt5TP` f ttore agrt tthustretc 4iroyarma the raw toe 40
t* does vottiit t44,tuttotittiocteeat stAt.
Dr. Elmer Brown, of Neutuadt,
died suddenly Thtuaday xnnrnin at1The moat of r.hera are just homesick
A eeketil,..c, !,..oyvic.4-. k1;101)i-,1,7.pt
insnealve office is to be op.erted in
\Vat -amen -Alertly, in part of tLe local
ae,st lung ITU .aSt INP41 an
examiaint.s. eiceamissi.en sat at Al alker-
tan reviewirg app!ications for posititin
taanaeer. Applizations for eten-
agrapner We also revaaved at the
;lone time.
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"Ctintan Couple in Army
I*Ir. and Ms. Clare -nee Noilane, the
firet married taeuple from Clinton to
bean inenib:r4z of the armed forees.
Mrs. Neilarte is a member of the Can-
adian Vk omen's Array Corps and Mr.
Neilane is a member of the Royal
C:anadian Naval Volunteer Reserve. -
Clintan News-Reeord.
lintort Banker 'to ,Goderich
H. M. Monteith, for the pat eight
years reanae,ea f the Clinton branch
of the Bank of Montreal, is being
transferred to the management of the
Gaderich branela sueeeedian A. A.
who ;s retiring. W. H. Rob-
inson, of the Forest Branch, is ',eller-
-ed. to be slated for the position at
Clinton.
'Seaford], Man Beek From :Overseas
• Harold Feee, R.C.A.F., son of
'Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Free, arrived home
'from overseas at noon on Wednesday.
Sgt. Free enlisted in the .P...C.A.F, three
years ago .4,ba for the past seventeen
months has been stationed in the Brit-
ish Isle. He will spend a two weeks'
leave at hi home here before report-
ing at Ottawa, where he 'will be post -
far inStruttion elutle in 'Canada. -
Se,aforth Huron Expositor.
aRatian Vittim, Asks Rubber 'Tree
Grave 'With Ton Of Sugar
A 'victim of war rationing =pressed
• his sentiments in the following verse
'tallith he 'nailed to the rationing' of-
ficer in his locality:
"And when I die, please bury me
Neath a ton of sugar under a rub-
ber tree.
Lay -me to rest in a new auto math -
int,
And water rny grave with good
gasoline."
PHIL IOSIFER OF
LAZYEADOWS
FlatrY B/aarle
We often have •strangers from the
eity drop itt here at Lazy Meadows.
home fo loieiog a heart attack. He Neat boys. •, fel/mi., who wean away
a
411 tell my family that as long as Jack is
overseas, we'll eat hash and like it."
"WE ARB at war. It costs lots to win It
would cost everything to lose, So I don't
figure that because we'll soon pay a small
amount as compulsory savings, .1 can fold
nay hands and say 'That's that V No sir 1
Some peoplemayneed compuisory savings
to save something for their own good. But
That's the minimum= Pm out to save a/1
I can to buy War Savings Stamps and
Certificates to help win the war and have
something substantial put by for the days
when there won't be all thiR work and
overeat -eke."
"I've christened my garbage can %Mee
and believe me he doesn't get anything
that's worth anything."
Buy War Satins Stamps jrrran druggists,
banks,postoffices, telephoneoffiees, depart-
mentstores, grocers, tobacconists and other
retail stores. Certificates may be purchased
far immediate delivery ienamtgjonzof
$5, $10, $25 from banla, trust ,cornpazdes
and post offices.
tional War rrasoceComatiittee
sat down and started talking about go- starts be sett 1fe.d •Z471xl-r2 arla milked Old
in into the butcher shop to gat meat.
• was.57 years of age and was born in !to the gttve jaha, and thou got so There was a pan of fresh sausages
and the -hutches said. . "How would
you like some nice, fresh sausages
We made them this morning." That
set him to thinking about the days
when they butchered back on the farm
and of how they would feast for days
ori :fresh underlain, a fried ham and
the spiry saneee,fea his mother naed to
make.
We were milking •ane eight in the
little pasture alongside the aorehard.
The toware used to standing there
and we often milk •them up in that co: -
"Iter -rather than drive them intra the
stable. 0 big ear Atomic(' and a aellaw
in a Hain suit gat out and tante ever.
fidgeted for a tong, time :tad fin-
aliy he said, "1 weinder if you wauld
mind letting m try a hand at milking.
1 used to be pretty good. Milked four
itow- every night and morning when I
Was going ti etilinal." After a few had
Neustadt, a „sou of the late Dr. peteen that tbey didn't have much time
giaimna '11,1.1,.."inPkr17)11. anDdr.It'litirsre:rir;antelsedlIt'- tpoaeeteehidukavtiltanr t31-tiehyinagnddTerthley rears
it Red Cliff, Alta., and in ized that maybe they hadn't been so
1-lattover, as well as in Neve -oath.
.istriart. They had made a lot tif money
ttole Cheque, te.ritenced !but they missed a lot Jai things that
the folk back Mime had,
Lt for ttenfenet• after Iltavitna Plan& I remember one fellow who came
ed Inil to eharnes of theft anal forg- along a. few weeks bark and he
v. Pte.
sentensentencedatordotilkel-ync,aorvendeinit:itoeltlaienta, ow:er.kedadyiNi%p.ita
.ilenitt?
Went
tteind
six thoflh. iniefinite irean Ontario te- 1 with a 'meth of other fellows to eat
rnatatt,*b Magl:ttrate jt At Nfilkins• hie lemeh. Be hadan been thinking
Three week-. ago while twine; given a !about the farm at ali , . ,and then the
ide in a truek of the Willowdale iwaitreaa asked then: if they would
Ceeamery, Wvth,laowe stole a milk like some nice, fresh reenean-theazob,
elteque payable to Thomas Oeter, for 'The- all asked for it and when the
%DAD. He forged the ehetate in or eche of gleaming, yellow kernels
Oshawa bank. Later on Rtw-e rettren-! tame along lee started thinking about
ed to Rlyth the atene of hie crime told the teaetenfcart they used to have
snotted by the- tru'k driver who' bark tip the farm.
colied the pollee. art arrest being made.1 He alerted. talking about dabbing
. 1., feast:, .cintrued butter on the piping
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'.Soldier Stole 'Pone tars ,•het zoba and le-ate:eine- the melted
-A. Panne. Carat, Ilf)rden eohtit;, Pte. !butte:- flaw ts] around the kernels.
Witham uales. pleaded to four I Then with a dash _of ealt and pepper
..eharties of atealitte gasaline after: the feast was ready. He rambled along
breaking the leeks of the numeee. Hs about the times when the boy- used to
as ternantien te jail .for one week for.:.ttetal an old bleak kettle, a half pound'
seritenote ''' of Butter and a taper of salt and heatl
1 RhEttles itHe 1:i -z4 first aat in To- -", back for tate ZOrn-fiele nn a Sunday ai.,
!tontr+ on AniatAt, 11. it Was testifie.4!terno.on. He t:olti trte all about the 'big
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by Provinzial Constable Frank Foe., earn roasts they used to have in the
He dro•ee it •e'f.'.. Galt. abandoned it and ; fait and the girl he teak. lianteacone
stole atnathat. attiring it to Aron. ;Main. . . and admitted whenalte stop-
Titere, lee rated the -earn preetedure ,' peti talking that if he had to do it ,over
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alter breaktree tate toek of a ateet- ; again he would have never left .the
olitte nuritp, eefueled the rev stoke ", faun at all,
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.autottobile, Ccrent the.re he drove to ', AVe tea =ether fellow in here lag/ 1
Goderizh allaticlt4ing tat: Aetan „ear t'. week, lie ea, driving along our aoatil
and ateaboa another .belongiag.. .ct, , an Vie way tr., tile titiAge *Whet he
Pto:. Meet:wan. Fifteen, miles north:the- Itch Astraztan tree itrit loaded ,
-; cei .herQ. ot N,.:, 21 inettatay •at Eings. !drum ,raiith • ri'w. -red a.miles and Zatect
1.b2 grIka4.:1•:::t.1 otter Another ,:1-:tt:z.-.tr, t:, it,,,,::-., if he eauld .get some. Then •
it feline enerao. Ity this tittle the tinate'• he teal as ahaut walking- Alotvi. the,
vas jttiti., itt!,,,t. olice ..atzliitti_ or, , ;treat iota dee. when a eteungtter went
:4t flatimar,arre...33tin-4 attn :,,hy eating a 'Rs.'..11 Atlitaz.han. lie got
lae he trier4ei'...tr-r.a oieture shave. 1 thr whiff of the applee tastiness 4s itt'•:
!;',WL.,., going by and it made his month ..
te.16hrated %lib BitfbdaY : cl'Ater. Ag.., he ii.draitted itii month v...at-
josenfil AT,rglatt..ti, Li5tr•We:. tlete-;::tred .and• itt spot the witnle night
his tqat1). bittledao Wednesday, ;thinitatto almat the days. Wlith he used
, Livit-4 vit •L' 1,-,iF, ...lib' tiragliter, 51,:., .,. v, nuke a ha in the long lons:s of the,
gr.aitil ..ar..4.1, rr.J.34.; the tianar avitheatt',.mernell on jnice. annlea ,and atatelt the,'
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allthert .Raoet-aeel, he ie it: eattellene irkralaaral ot 1.715:,; father'ti farm mu! then, I
.rg.lite.attee therezeialt'"te. tmalt it milt i ratttrn work of eat& in ttte sky
`,Hurit. wor..11y. Affairs". Mr, Arirtletor', titmtgth tar, ttuttrittittg batches eat
'''tztit,ti..z4 Itte17. :abreast r,v; intematicuat 1 tttelcited .tall twee:read.
titles. 1145i; tetaittg. Ur, Appletor,1 Andtfter fellotkr .elite in ntit hay'
Spotty and made a fitat rate j,e-b ef it.
She took a few wry, everatat-thaalder
looks at first at lam . :Let didn't eh -
c t, He went meat- as 'harpy as a
yoang man takine a earl to a peaty fer
the first time, He tock a atiar] of fresh
milk away with hira.
ff,tle$7,A fartning gets a held
on yon. Wnen a :flan "traf.; t7a.ist,d on a
farm lie gets a feelinr . thee the yeas
can't stem te era -e. It may enly be the
sight oi fresh ecr.-arathe-zab. . •
the fragranee ef a new :teethe .• lent
it -strikes &.tvn deep itside and brings
the mernoriee ternblieg art,
0117 ZerlinE FOR "ME ,P1P.E
:OLD CHUW
'CUT•FOR CI&hRTi5
."All the matormatt ;MEI wasea'atte yt`tn tater, bos.-kin tht untilY!"