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DAY OF DAYS
Mary Crane emptied the last tub and
stood it against the shed to drain, sigh-
ing her thanks that if she must wash
clothes on Christmas Day the job was
at least over and done with by noon.
She had just returned to the kitchen.
wheri a knock came at the door. It was
her neighbour, Hattie Jamieson, deck-
ed out in her finest,
"Aren't you the one," Hattie ex-
claimed, "washing clothes on Christmas
Day?"'
Mary conceded it wasn't the besf
way to pass the day, but added that it
must ,be done,
"I wonder if you'd do me a favour?'
Hattie asked. "John and Fanny have
asked us to come to town for Christ-
mas dinner and the tree tonight. You
know,. times were a little tough for
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For Christmas
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)Foreign Rate $3,00 per pier , who remained inside since no one
Advertising rates on .application threw any !eoliths or otherwise misbe-
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Post Office Depertment
Vol, — No. 14
.*. STUDY IN PSYCHOLOGY
The arrival of Foreign Ministers at
Lancaster House, London, England, on
November 25th last, for the opening
conference on Germany and Austria,
provided a striking contrast in psycho-
logies. Incidentally, not much more is
expected from this meeting than re- lout on the correct side and started to
cow, when -very little real progress was )walk into Lancaster House. The fifth
arcade, man got out on the roadway where
The first to come to the London meet- there was no policeman to hold the
fag was V. M. Molotov and all the world door open. He walked quietly around
knew it, There were tragic outride the back of the car and was starting in
British car labelled in large letters
"police" and then three superb Amer-
era on motorcycles, a whizzing little when.crowd the suddenly recognized
hint and hastily cheered and applauded.
It was Secretary Marshall.
The antomobeie after Mr, Molotov's
l
!processieu. contained John Foster Dul-
les, Republican adviser to Secretary of
,State Marshall. Then came Georges
Bideplt very modestly in a borrowed
'British car. Next came Ernest Bevin
•in the third car and he also had no out-
riders, police or guards, and did not
y need an,
Finally came a small but fine new
American car with six persons squeez-
Edwards' Motor Sales
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F Wake r g
REFRIGERATOR AND
ELECTRIC RANGE
Made only by General Motors
open seasons, and no person may hunt
in more than one toweship.
Licenses may be secured from the
township clerk in each area open to
hunting. "a
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Home Appliances
saw him plain as could be!"
"You're right," said Mary, "Andrew
Craig is a man, if ever there was one,"
'Not the man in the fur coat," in-
sisted the child. "It was another just
behind hint. All tall and bright and—
and beautiful,"
"Well," said Mary. "I'm not surpris-
ed. Some folks might say it was shad-
owe and lamplight an snowflakes, but"
_tapping the papers"-wherever there's
things like this gain' on Christmas
night, I'm persuaded He's theta'
DEER SEASON
Thursday, December 4, 1947
No lob too big for us to handle or too small
to interest us.
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
Your Sati%factiort Our Guarantee
ONE HOUR SERVICE ON
WASHES
ONTARIO HOLIDAY
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trips that -make a vats-
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for AlgonquinPark.For
complete details, cite
to Ontario Holiday,
Room 1004, Victory
Buildfi/g, Toronto.
UT'S MAKE MEM
WA W( TO COME BACK
Let'S see they get the
best Nye have to offer.,
Everyone benefits front
the income tourist busi-
ness brings to Ontario.
So it's in your interest
to encourage friends
from otherpartstoshare
onr Ontario Holidays.
TOURIST BUSINESS
IS Goo» BUSINESS
lican-made litnousines. In the first was
.-leir."),Ikelotov and it was. as always, like
FINOWNIPMFMNIa
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ANIMALS NEED MINERALS
In recent years, much information
about the miner) needs of livestock
has come to light Nearly everyone
knows that if animals could not get
water, they would die, but not all seem
to appreciate the fact that if the same
animals could no get mineral matter in •
their feed ,they' would die also. For-
tunately, most of the different kinds of
minerals are found in different quant-
ities in all plants that animals are like-
ly to be fed, and there is not much oc-
casion to worry about them.
There are a few kinds of miner-Ai',
however, that are very frequently lack-
ing. Some of these are: Calcium, sod-
ium7 iodine, phosphorus,echlorine, cop-
per, iron, manganese, magnesium and.
cobalt. Not all of these are of equal
importance, but there is enough infor-
mation about them to know that when
'they are deficient in the feed supply,'
certain effects follow. The lack of
calcium, for instance, weakens the bon-
es of animals, and decreases'the
production of cows. It can produce ric-
kets in young animals, stiff lege and
swollen joints.
The lack of phosphorus leads to what
'is known as depraved appetite, with
which animals attempt to clieW bones
and other abnormal materials in an en-
,
1 deavour to secure sufficient of those
materials which their instinct tells
' them they need.eLack of phosphorus
'.'also leads to lack of appetite for rough.
age, which results in poor growth and
poor reproduction. Where sodium and
chlorine are lacking, there is a marked
hunger :for salt, together with a general
' loss of appetite and eventually a break,
tart of the animal's system.
Iodine is often lacking in areas away
,from the sea. Insufficient quantities of
mineral produce goitre in calves,
colts and lambs, and hairlessness irei
pigs. The lack of iron and copper gives1
a pale skin color, pale blood, which;
mans emaciation and poor hair .quale.
ty in cattle, sheep and goats. In pigs
it is responsible fir the fanalliatei
'thumps." Insufficient eeltait prodeets
.lessness, with eempaeatively ac-
tive elands, and tack of appetite. Where
there is insufficient manganese, peeltry
are likely to have split to dives and,
produce eggs esiti: hatelia?Jility.
.ehce tameness re suite, and sheep be-0,
t.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
at the request of a number of the
ratepayers of the Township of
Morris I have allowed my name
to stand for Councillor for 1948,
If elected, I will do my best to
serve the interests of the Rate.
payers of the Tovmthii.
Drive to Teeswater
Sunday Afternoon
Chicken Dinner
$1.00
Served 5;30 to 6:30
Bailie Parratt
HOTEL
TEESWATER
WEEKLY 'THOUGHT
A hen is not supposed to have much
common sense or tact, yet every time
she beep an egg, she cackles forth the
fact. A rooster hasn't got a lot of in-
tellect to show, but none the less most
roosters have enough good sense to
crow. The mule, tho osk despised of
beasts, has a persistent way of letting
folks know he's around by his insistent
bray. The busy little bees, they buzz,
bulls bellow and cows moo, the watch
dogs bark, the ganders hiss, and doves
and pigeons coo, The peacock spreads
its tail and squawks, pigs .squeal, and
robins sing, and even serpents know
enough to hiss before they sting, but
man—the greatest masterpiece, that
nature could devise, will often stop and
hesitate, before he'll advertise,
* * *
KNOW WINGHAM
The first blanket of snow brings
forth the fact that Wingham is a winter
sports' Paradise. The many Splendid
steep hills invite tobogganing-, bob-
sledding and skiing.
had walked to the store and spent 'her
few peonies on two tiny pair of red
mittens, which were now hanging on
the little spruce tree Mary had cut in i dle back yard. And in the kitchen a
het, hearty supper was waiting.
, Mary sat in the living room, wait-
°hag. 'Lucite I did that extra washing
today, so I feel justified spending those
pennies on the youngsters. Those
children must have a Christns, and
maybe--" she sighed—hi shan't have
a house another year!"
Waitiug there in the old rocker, her
• head dropped slowly, and Mary Crane
fell asleep.
'PAGE', TWO
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Wiugham Advance-Times NO PRIVACY FOR THEM
Princess. Elizabeth and her husband,
the Duke of Edinburgh; have gone to
their Scottish retreat, near Balmoral,,
a week earlier...hen they had intended.
Their hope 9.1: • ew week's. privacy
after the ordeal of -wedding festivs
hies and .the weddieg 'le,self, has been
frustrated hf. the exceptionally methinks
ing behaviour of the public,
There is something almost pathetic
about the fact that , this popular young .
couple couldn't even have a little priv-
acy on their honeymoon, because the
rest of their lives will be spent in pub-
lic service and they will have about the
same freedom and privacy as goldfish
in a glass bowl. The poor and etn-
known, may desire wealth mid fame,
and some eventually win their heart's
desire, but the rich and famous, though
they often wish to be as unnoticed as
the more hhmble folk, seldom are
granted that heart's desire,
Adoration and notoriety can be cruel
as well as kind, The succession of in-
cidents, such -as the one when a press
cameraman followed Princess Eliza-
beth and Prince Philip during a walk
in the woods at Romsey, England, and,
jumping suddenly from concealment
behind a tree, took an informal picture
of the young couple, has „caused the
honeymooners to go to a more isolated
spot in Scotland. We hope that Scot-
land affords them the privacy they
have been denied in England.
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Front the 4th of December to the
6t1t of December both dates inclusive
ti the year 1.$47 in:-
1. 'The township of Dunwick, in the
county of Elgin,
2. The township of Sullivan, in the
county of Grey,
8, The township of Harevick, in the
unty of Kent,
4, The township of Mosa, in the
y of Middlesex. (Residents Wee.
he townships of Miele, Essa, Floe,
Gwillimbury West, Intmisfil, Matched-
ash, Metionte, Nottawasaga, Orillia,
Oro, Suneidale, Thy, Teem/teeth, Tiny„
Tosotontio and Vespia in the eremit
of Simcoe.
6. lite township of Wainfleet in the
tonnty of Welland.
/. The township of Paslinell in The
oente of Wellingtbn.
. The township of Ileverle, in time county of Wentworth.
9. The toes iships .of Gwillienbetry
East, Gnillirnhory North and Georgia,
in the County of York.
A tpecial license to hunt deer wilt be
required in emit township tiering These
Henry and me this year, so I took
those two little State orphans to board. I if
Now, I don't want to leave them at
home alone, and Fanny wouldhat want
them to come mingle with her young-
sters." She sighed faintly. "Would you
letth come stay with you for the
evening?'"
"Why, of course," .'Mary replied,
smiling. "It will make. Christmas for
me, who was spendin' it alone. What
time will they come?"'
"Fanny's sending the car for us
VENDOME about five o'clock, and we'll drop them ,oif here on the way."
After Hattie had left. Mary mused
I that she didn't suppose the Lord
'thought Fanny's children too good to
mingle with these two orphans, but
after a moment she realized there was
much to be done. I3y five o'clock. she
.,!
"One thing I'd like to do before din- the cheery tree, and the sleeping old
ner," rich odd Andrew Craig said tOadY• He tip-toed In and placed his fli5 wife. eseiripse there's time ? you )basket on the table, papers on , top.
remember Mary Crane had some tough , The latching of the,door aroused Mary.
kick a few years back. She ;borrowed Her .small guests rushed in a few
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twee netiteifty. eV:mats reeelaing tit- I:tar stMiztZtively, for the meet pert,' tie directors decided net to give her joe:::Iterry.
Christmas, Mary," cried the suffieient neaett&hetel beeenne teritable., what is geed for them. They will eat ‘;any mere time.
lose 'centred el their nerves, have poor'; the hest food they ern .fied, 'let it f. , "1 eouldret help remembering our , little girl ."Tbere was a luau on your
apeetites. Cale ee get tenet:lee eee, important to hear hi mind .the need for ' kart yeere, Sue,. when Mary was our • steps when we came down the lane, We
All over the world there is dateget ef';retinerals- slippier:tents when ketheig live reeighber and worked day and ,night to
ztE ittene, the essential minerals in .seilleletotk. The lade of. 'sufficient mit:crate. guI: you through pneemeela. So I just
.o. c A:tint:PI it disetineette creopiego may Meat a differecee between prefit- eathered in that debt—it was only
0I'-.. mils he se their fertility atini champ-; able and teeprofitable feedieg. Salt few ,Inandreds—and bad some papers
s at the fertility of the soil &feet elH elne.'e is not eneogla. Boree are a :peer made taut to Mary. I'd kind of like to
ceen- &sitheta e.i the :talent erewie Aril- i;sitlestitute for good ',feed. Profitable take them to her bet Christmas : niehtee
tnels are selective Iceelees. Thew ne.'q ihreating is impossible ea tempt/ewes See pelted his head down end kissed
only know what they hior, but they 4. sells, until they aro built up. him. "It will take jest 10 minutes to
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pack a basket for you to take along,"
she reckoned swiftly. "If you drive
there and back in half an hour, you can
do it. Remember, we have guests com-
ing!"
It 'was snowing when Andrew alight-
ed from the car. A lamp showed him
Mary's kitchen through the window,
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