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Keep Well and Buy British!
If you pre one of those countless
thousando of loyal Canadians aux-
foua to do your bit ---buy Britislh and
look to your health!
n the rrush of daily affairs don't
neglect your body. if you have
rheurniatie, lumbago or neuritic
pains, frequent headaches, sour
ateraach --more than likely you are.
.neglecting to keep -your bodyfree of
Voisonous wash, your bood of
Jmpurutiee. •
Don neglect this ire ortaut mats
ter, for the solution is aim 1e and
apex pensive. Simply take your
"little ;.edaily , dose" of Kruashen'
Salts. Millions throughout the
Empire take 'Crowbar' every mora;-
nng : of their lives. ,' ° �, ,
Kruschen contains- not one or
two,., but several highly refined
specially selected mineral salts. In
.conibination these salts make A
amass attack on these ailments that
keep. you away from work and take
the soy out of hfo.
So get- a bottle of Kruschen. and
it Just whatyou can put on a
use , F
'dime—every morning. Then you be
the judge --after youvepbeen taking
it for awhile. You'll see what as
meant by that_priceless
m
illion
,
Mahar KruschenemGel�n ! Atdru -
*tones 25c, 45c and 75P.
LE
LEEBUii.N, May .27. -L - Miss Ruth
Shaw a aHunter, teachers
and Mss Jean t , t a liens
t ai, T on •..h or tar, arrived home T .ursday
evening to 'spend the week -end. holiday,
•xeturn1ni� on ;Sunday.: Mr. jack Hun-
,
ito, r from_ Guelphs lso. was home for
a _
these boli 'ays
Whet Canal k NogIke War 1
Naiiinto mat moot
"Olt OUR MY'S BOOTS
The output of Canadian shoe foes
tortes has Iveli stepped up to such an
extent that noes every week, 30,000
pairs of solid le athers boots for the
Runny, the Pavy and they Air Force_ arta
delivered to the; I)epertrnient of Na'
tional Defence. °
The exigencies of modern. warfare
have not .eliminated marching. The
Canadian soldier, in order to. stead up
under rigid drilling, while in treinifg,
and more. strenuous footwork in the
lines of battle, must be well. shield.
Each pair of these 30,4)00 manufactured
every week for the armed forces has
passed rigid tests. Whether he was
minor, a surveyor or a..fariuer, the re-
cruit le issued with a pair ,of boots as
strong a* 'he ever wore.
A giant visited in Montreal is typical`
of shoe, fact5ries, in the Dominion'.
which are working feverishly to look
after the needs of the array, There,:
as in 'other ,plants, the faint tap, tap,
tap, of the ancient cobbler has become
a roarint; , hum of 'numerous machines;
each -doing its ` JO.. at , lightning speed
The maximum output orf this factery •is
600 pairs of boots' a day.; It employs
350 'workers, 40 per eent. of_whom are
en. TO date,it as delivered
wainh.
M
55,000 pairs, to the DepartmentofDe-
fence.
rooms e R
In huge work tin infantry .
' _bots re.botn of heets of
solid ` cowhide leather. `The casing
solidly olidl , nailed and bound* to a sole half-
,aninch reinfQ eed 'with steel
blades. Brass tacks are sunk into the
sole and the heel. The latter is an-
ish d oft with a solid steel plated T
e lie
Canadian-.tar'sboot , varies little from
,the army's. Hooks_supplement lace•
holes. A waterproof tongue and water -
.Proof canvas inlay adapt= 'it to navy
conditions. The airman's. shoe Is
einem•: made of calf leather in-
lighter,_
d
`�.stead of cowhide. The` . sole has no,.
-----�Mia3s- �UQuglas, teacher ,of�S.S...-N.o. 9, r __
�l Week -end er steel reinforcement and �th'eeei is of
Spent the' holiday, aud.ath rubber. home at'Kintore,
�
Mrs. Wm. 'Chisholm andherlough-
ter Rose Marie went to Detroit for the
holiday
and week -end. "-
CQgn gratulations ate due to Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Meyer on the. arrival of
vital` Pon
their
babydaughter at the Goderich.Hos-
Wednesday,May�, `_r
;
Miss Evelyn Bogie, daugh.e�Mr
and Mrs." Andrew, Bogie, is laid up
with an - attack of rrheumatiem. Her,
many friends hope she will soon :lib able
to be sup and about again. •
- '►Sunday;schoor will be held next rSun.',
• day at 10 ' a.m.There ; will be no
service, as. the pastor, Rev. G,
Hazelwood, ,will bay nt conference•
at London. '
•Leebuarn church cox'igregaatlon :were.
gladto welcome back' bilis :Nellie Clark
on Sunday. Miss Clark is residing now
at her .old home where she lived in
former years. We are glad to have her
back among us again. •
the
Observed, In ai, little'.country store in
Michigan
'Tou 'need your money
..... x nett. mine,
if we both °get, ours
It wilt • sure be :fine;
But if. yon get:, yours,
And:. hold 'mine .toes --
What
tooWhat in this world am I to filo?"
Intereept Nazi Messages
s h to is
sus lei us c arc r
While mttll•gf . P 9a a
cont nu lly ,subjected . to close scrutiny
by censors stationed In Canadas two
in'teenment camps a, new,'twist„le. ,Nazi
recentlyat
discovered
nnethods was
Kananaskis Camp, : in Alberta, where
postcard messages, sent from 'Chicago,
Lwere, intercepted. - These three -•type-
written, cards carried no signature and
bore only verses in Oermsi.a and Eng -
;Its!), prophesying 'Nazi vitt” and dom
-inatioa .of Canada :antis, the • United
States.
` ' Fist ermen Serve Country
From Cape Flattery to - Alaska, : on
Canada's Pacific .: coast, fishermen's
era.fts, now proud units of the Royal
Canadian Navy,. , ply,,, u and out' of
fjords, nosing into nooks of the• In-
dented. coastal line ,.to see all, hear all
and to, tell all only to headquarters.
There is ' a lesson in° that -for every
citizen.
4rrowtll of C.A.S.b'.
On •September 6 last; before Canada
entered the war, M,878 troops of all
ranks had been recruited:; On Septem-
ber 24,' the number in the Canadian_.
Active !Service Force had risen • to 56,-
'817. On 'May 20 itwstood at 83,894, .ex
the personnel_of other braueh ,or the
service, Navy and Ali Force, the mita-
ber of JCanadiand on active serrvite l4
well over the 1)0,000 mark, The de-
cision to raise a Third Armv Divisiou•
will boort this totel by many more
thousands,
RrP9 .A.F1 Gets #. t •
A9 n contribution to Canada's war
effort, J. Harold 4 rang, prominent Tor-'
onto broker; has placed his 3€foyt4
motor: yacht, "ilaldo," at the disposal
of the Royal Canadian Air Force to be
used for resetue work, for widen her
speed and design, n are specially slxitcdP
Hon. ►O. D. Howe, t Minister of Muni-
tions and �Supply, accepted the offer on
behalf of the Government.
TOO MUCH ,,F'I}'TH..
COLUMN',' TALK,
,SAYS HC V
Minister of . Transport Calls for
"Sense of Proportion" '
OTTAWA, May 23.--iPossibiliir that
moves against fifth column activities
were hul'rtfind n p Ca ada's p romotion', of
the tourist ;industry, Which provides a
source for American dollars needed ,in
the ,war effort, was hinted tonight by
Transport . Minister Howe in , an ad-
"dress to, the nation.
"Poss i�ble i�fth column activities in
Canada are the subjeet of discussion at
this time, and, unfortunate statements
bei
are being, P ublished in_,our press, some
O ' em rem"proo ,ent'�pu'b�•
the effect that visitors shouudbe sub-
'ed•o i
military 1
`These” Staten:tents are being sale
Printed in, .United States newspa:Pers,
and are doing' much, to nullify the a .e-
tivity our .our "tourist agencies in pro-
moting
`moting a' maximum influx of tourists.
Iaslr you ' to- meintain, a 'sense of. pro-
portion
portion in these difficult lilacs,
- sour ,immigration authorities are
well able to protect t us against the
�e_.,
'entry .of those wlio • may become' a
source of 'danger."
The minister told of tbe
general war-
time
.industrial spied -up and 'thanked
those the country over who, had re
sP . onded %in such numbers. •
"We in thi counts must close our
s y
ranks and ,?,orma solid working front,
ust as they . did in Great Britain Yes-
terday," said lir e. •We are ' in
this war with' everything we own down
bootlaces." .
tor our
He said be could report "'with pride.
in the patriotism and energy of Cen-
adian " business patriotism
because the re-
sponse , ,to his > appeal had been so
prompt and .unanimous.
The -present effort, added Mr; Howe;
:is a team effort. For. that reason even
those engaged in production, of small
component. -parts had beenasked' to
push production': to the limit that all-
parts might be ready''.together.
`Not a single item, not.even--a-bolt,
or a screw or a : 'pin is.,unimportant in
our manu f actuuring ,_program," he de -
Dr. J. (. Diunlop of Exeter reit
through a trapdoor while visiting a
patient and steered a fractured
shoulder and a fraetured heel.
Rev. .1.4 R. i.'eters, of Varna, seep seas
injured; la an automobile aceldent in
March, is now able to be around with
the aid of a Brute b and a' cane.
Robert I'A. Ale»oioald, .,well-known
resident of they 'township, died at bio
herdic a,t'Eth'MX4h, e age
of seventyAsevoeio,on yearsay. itiiaat wifthe and
one eon,. Wellio, survive.
" William Hedgert, of Exeter, died on
Thursday last in St, J:osephta hospital,
London, after undergoing an operation.
.Ilea. was sixty4our years of age. The
body was taken. to Exeter t'orburial,
Andrew s„Smale.,Jainieson of Ifullett
township, died . suddenly. en ,Wetlnesday
ofyearlast, Ri?f, week. Henarewas idecea.n his sed heightiethilt_,and
wife
he leaves an only son, Raymond, with
wham bei li,+v�ed;
The death oali Celina Cliarrctte, Wife
of Nelson Meese, oedurred in Hay town-
ship last week .in her nifty-sitth year.
(sonar/lug, besides the husband, Fare
five daughters, and seven sons,
The death occurred on Mey 15th of
W. Garner Nicholson at his home in
Morris township. Mr, Nicholson was
In his ninety-second year. He is sur=e
`"i) cels rhe d u j r r :'
ived' �i u.�.bh ,9 �.
iStitnley Marks of Naet Wawanesh, and
a son; 'William,home. at.h
Fourteen=yoar=o1d Douglas B0 eau of
Clinton is a patient in the Stratford
Hospital with a badly injured eye. file
wasla ing with a firecracker when
exploded,
y
it exploded, portions puncturing his
eye. It is -ho ed the sight may be
saved..
Quimby H ss, Sou of Mr, and
Mrs.
A. P. Hess of Zurich, has completed
his :fourth ,-year , at the University of
o nt'o, _ nd . has graduated Torn in the
science o forestry. lee expects to be
engtged, 'in connection -with Govern -
meat forestry work.
Mrs. e a forenz, widow of 'Adolph
Af xenz,'. .died •at Dashwood on Friday
last, just three weeks after the death
of her husband, widely known as a
gardener ate;,, Dashwood, She was in
her :eighty -faith year., Five'Sons and
three daughters survive t • °
t
Miss F velyn 'Bueton, who i retiring
from her position as organist of Main
ittreet United ehureh, Exeter, was;; the
.guest of :honor at a banquet givers to
the er'hoir by the women of ,the ehurth,
and was presented wlth an address
and umbrella. Mrs. N. J. Torre sue-'
ids Miss Huston is organist.
The rent death of Mrs. 'reak,,
Weekes, of 'Narita, removed a wourlan
'highly esteemed in the community in
which she lived. Deceased was .a
daughter of Inc late Mr. and Mrs,
Geome Beatty rind was born 'eu the
Beatty farm at, Varna eeventyaouo vear,s
ago. ,Slite' is survived by here husband.
Heard»ouglari
The wedding of +Gladys Alison, Donis--
las, R.N., daughter of Mrs. Douglas and:.
the late alt.. N, Douglass of Make, to
Alfred Ritssei Heard, son of Mrs.
Heard of i3t»ileid and the late William,
Heard, was solemnized 'by Bev. Jr, .
Peters at .Hensall. After an extended
wja td. and Mr. Hrd' ill
takeeddtinp sidenlceron s
the b.rldegreoeawm's
farm in re.Stairip,rtl.ey.
'YuTnhgabluAnarKliiagpe of 11'
dith Eleanor
Kxer'1�p, da sghter of Mr. and ' 1 rs. '0.
k'. Klopp, Zurich, • to 'Earl Xun^^btut,
o r , and Mr:. H. 'Y. lute. is
SAIL. �' M . Mre. ixAgb , also
of Zurich, was -ssolemnized, by. Rev. E.
Hahn at 'Toronto on ° Ala9.8th. The
young couple went to Ne`wnYeo_d
r�k iCity,
4WD—Cher yYIuis•l"ulhe
s
on the r honeymoon trip and have
c
e
taken upresidence in Zurich ,
Londesboro Men
in Car Accident
Two Londesboro men were taken, to
'the hosppital atSeaiorth late SatUrdaY
afternoon with injuries 'received when
their ear went- out of t controland
rolled over three times; at the curve
west of Seufortli on No. 8 highway.
Harry. Riley, contractor, fifty-seven.:
years of age, was the more Serionsty
Injured -_The other mean in the car
was Sohn Scotts sixty-four years of
age. The car was wrecked.
Lived 88 Years - •
Same
Farm
Oneof the early residents of. Hay
township,n the person of 'Tbomnas:
JO Ston passed awa' .o ` May•.1.4 h
� ,y n t at
his home west of Blake. He was in
his ninety-second year. • Born Ire
-
*rid, nd, be came to Canada a young child
and lived tor eighty'eight years on the
farm on which he died. Surviving are
his wife, six sons and two daughters marriage to take piaee early iu June.
ielsot>4; aR.i Mr. and ,1[rs. Aleramderr <She r
i' a 9l . Toronto, announce •the engagement of
t
di
Natheir only daughter, Agnes, to Donald
,elson Ball, " . S.,: a pr+onaiuent bust
soni
X. Kerslake, of Mrs. William 141.•seas, man ofClinton, died o
XFriday
Kerslake add the late Mr. Kerslake, of
lain his �ixty=eith year. He Seafcrib, the wedding to take Placeborn near Auburnand after iolcuitylng
:.
quietly
uieti
June Oth. '
as avetcrinariar heiraells ! toa
:aantana�And==tereiz-Ckinton�4bauts`y r.�rnd-=Mme-R.#ol:�
"dver; ibb
ert
wthiikrhtyt-fihvee tayteae mag.o,Hooin peprl,meerPhuirp..°dainaunoguhztecr,e thBeaetnrgceagemAea' oEthteheleeirn,only
n -
�# , son 4f Mr. and
chased the furniture andundertakingJack Clifford Mu
11 b r
zrs« so e t With; MY the marrria
business 'thea, late J. eC}. Stevenson. , , r
sLLtoaatkmter .hardwaresaawasp
a nceade• dd, e=.i d 'y
to their
Ftol' otr.aeknec:ee..pEla.vt
*e ehe lMe.2.yeti .,lnam
sr, tlnay .rniin am
RgAwe.
we.
other lines and for some years the ditauigshtearuiom
t7a. nknM.Be Bvee,pd
r.firmhas been, Bali & Zapfe. Mrs. Arthur T. Coakwell,of Torontlrodlsari,asoiinotoetnriyo,dinauguhrtRtrhse:.wHidaorwryth ee eons and three
engineer, Kirkland Llk°Ba11,uglmisniGn.g, oWfa lMarc.eaCndr nrrsS,e hadc 0Dgeologist '1M.xTsJ.n R. Warhillart, Kirkua.nd •of•Exetr,
! Misses Buttand Clara, nt home.'e�hu►nittelY TeJnogrngnetma;nt`..antnoxned0At
31r, emannMrs.WParker, Lon- daughter of John Forrest, .of, '�xikerf.a-;E1izabeth (Betty) ,10aupbellthird,
. .
don, announce the engagement of their soothe. iq h, to John ` F. Raeh, -eldest 4f,'
d
daughter, Edith Lillian, to Dr. Harry
Joynt,,ffon o _Mrs. Alice Jo nt• Hensa1l
r t'he marriageto take Rpiaee' uietly
yi
a n
'early . J ne
ni
d M A :umab fa n
Mar, and Mrs. .. kl R all, Cl to ,
announce the engagement of their
n
youngeet daughter, Helen :Nliza'beth, to
John. Arthur, eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs, Mary -Bach, Mitchell, the wy
to take palace early in. June. `'
The" n f 'the 'wi
tP>�e, o is.In his
heart; ehe tongue of the foolish 3s in •
hi'suth.'
mo .t
o
The m usethat has but t elle hole le'
Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Kippen. The soon Cti'ught.,
•
Why Worry About Housework? 0.
Let electricity do. it by us' one of -the latest`` models of
wa ss
ing Machines Vacuum Cleaners,
An electric coffee percolator, toaster, iron or floouolisher,
,1J,1�'7 IUInInINY'ba'4'
is always a4 ceptable.
F, timate_ furnished on wiring and all work finished by
time. agreed upon. °
FRANK McARTHUR
Wreet•$ t Phone 82
YOU CAN BUY A
NEW DRESS WITH
THE MONEY THESE
GOODYEARS SAVED!
WITH THELASTING
NON-SKID TREAD
A Marathon is the big economy buy
for 1940 4 » . in it you get the famous
centre -.traction diamond 'tread at the
.lowest ptice ever. Give your car a
treat! Replace worn,unsafe tires
with new fully guaranteed
Marathons and lore{cost Goodyear
tubea today. You'll save money at
CO' 10W prices.
A BEAUTY SHOWER
Rain water is soft and fresh,and will
help you .to a fresher skiii beauty.. So
put as bowl on your window -sill to eater
the rain, and, wash yourself with it
regularly Now for a few special main
'water beauty treatments,
For normal skins, here's a 'good'
,bleaching' treatment :. Tie up a hand-
ful of good . quality bran in a small. bag
and leave to soak in, about a•,pint of
rain- water for• an hour. ISgi eeze• out".
well when you remove it r; P $brr °little
of this liquid into a saucer. rind add two
drops of tincture of benzoin. Smooth
this .creamy lotion into. your filo and
neck at bedtime, leaving it to dry on.:
If you have an: oily complexion with
open pores, try thisstreat'aneut-eceasion
ally,: 'Add the julee of ' a lemon to a'
glass ` of. rain` Witter and wash in it -
night and morning, leaving it to dry on
the face without to'weliing. An hour
afterwards, rinse in clear' rain water.
yv;oinen with dry skins; especially,
should Welcome rain water,, for ,it is
so unbelievably, soft. Wash in it -regu-
larly, using "a gentle olive 'oil soap.
40n special .occasions, give your com4
piexion a clean up with at. lotlige eon-
,sisting of a tablespoonful of rain water
,with an equal quantity of .fresiremilk
and ' encurmber, : juice. • ,
Write. me about your personal,
enclo'sing''four otie-tertr-stamps
for niy booklet on Beauty Care.' Ad-
dress : Miss Barbara Lynn, Bpx , 75,
Station B., Montrea), Que.
IIP TO DATE
The following , lines, contributed to
The .&mherstburg Echo, seem to „reflect
the modern spirit r °
Dear Lord„ -give us our daily breadAnd please don't forget a ear,
And remember, Lord,'without some gas,
We can't; get anywhere:
And In the days to. come "
When driving troubles mount
We ask Thee, Lord, to-furaiish Parts 1'
And Charge" to bur account. t 1
It iso not for myself I ask,
But for eons Bill and d'oe;
And if not asking too much, • Lord,
Include..._, utile.
s belongs to a familywhich uses Hydrv`.
• power only for lighting and a few
small appliances.: Still,cooking the hard way—with a 10 t,
old-fashioned r,_. ge -- she obviously doesn't know that
the more Hydro Power you' usa, the lower its unit cost
•
ist • xs
. 41 P"
" has an ElectrricWasher, Cleaner, Refiri .-
erator and other ,appliances,- The B
family uses twice as much Hydro power as the "A family
...'yet because the Hydro rata goes down as the use
goes up; their bill is-increased°only 50 per rent. .;
has many more .hours of freedom
every ,day than etcher of her two
neighbours. That'e because her kitchen, laundry—every
room ire the house -- i`s completely, electrified, Don't,
think Mrs. "C" and ber family are extravagant! - ,Far
from it, they really thrifty --because they have learned
that,the fullest use of Hydro service gives ,the, greatest
economy, 'Thanks to 4Hydro's "step-down" rates, they
• enjoy six theles as 'much Hydro service as•the "4" family
forless Allan three 'times the cost., The siimple=c rt.
below tells the story:
As Overy 'housewife
knows, $3' boys lust: `.
Arab rimes tit much milk
-as $1 buys. Tho cost poi
battles remains the same.
IN HYDRO
SERVICE
for the home
$3 per month buys not three tinges, but approxi-
. ..mately SIX TIMES as much Hydro service as 51 per
Month. Cost per unit drops with °increased. use.'
Wowhere' else con you get such a bargain for; your
money as hi the fullest use of Hydro ser�rtco,• For
most economical electric service, use mare electrin
appliances in your home and , Obtain the advert.
Mee of the lower unit- ateet
.-MI est figures bated stn d+
throughout' Ortdtio.•