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Maier Dalton in IleAlf*W1.-,-.-The fol
14iwing from Trie Windsor kitar will be
Ob? much intereat to IcingatiFidge
readem as rather Dalton is a native
of thAt place, ,a son of the late Mr. and
hIrs, Morgan Dalton: •
'guns just outside
Fleury Stir Oros Were UE40470114
'enemy position's 'With eareplit,ting ter.
Opityr Anil a Drttiollt tan.,1r.force attacked
rand recaptured. the,- village of 1,1,141Pot
.; across the Orae Raver- to -the west,
Major. the Rev. M. J. Dalton of Wind-
er, celebrated ,nis.ss on • Saturday,'.
11.16,-.4C-COMPaniniell't of-tife-frall,v
• Vrenen elfildren 'singing .Latin
hymns. ,
• tx.se padre Katt mass for Soldiers and.
mow/ To. lockA45:
on p4iti Mortgage
New. is the TXM)31 to tftop Paying
. rent and to buy a farm.
• Write iff; it You have been thlnk-
Ing
abehOit. We May be able
tohelp', you ,7.9.dttb: 191111.
quiries treated confidentially,
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LONDON: WINDSOR
JI T4031(AS,,: ' CHATHAM
eiviliatni in a, 410g the
only.hrew.ery in t.he aIadijL uv4rt.
Rheaf Irrol.tett T1tre.cavtdOe 1104101
prqyided,.light.lug, ,and the altar _W4*
hardily diStiagnielmble from the ete,
trance. near N'or41411 0, refugee was get -
Ong a laatire$ from a civilian barber.
In the narrow naSeftgeway leading
to the underground was a tri.color
flag whicli...had, been assembled the
morning, the '.Canadians took 'Fleury,
trom a blue gardener's apron, a wo-
man's white, slip and a red bandana
hamllterehiet:
, Major Dalton "vvas the first priest
from the Windsor district -to -enlist As
eimplain-lle,...hati. item, aSsistaflt..
Pastor at 'Si. Alplionsus;elnirch; And
wentoverseaswith the Essex ScottISh
Reglm,eilt early ba, the 4waVt
the sOUti‘04111t.
V. A. cosdon of our big guns Just
outside Fleury hammering „enemy Ivel-
tions with ear.splitting ferocity.
• 4. German Shell* lending in the
Orn e River, forcing French, setugees
who were watehing the tank iidiow to
scanWer infikle the dee), quarried where
Maurice De-Oardina, Canadian ireil
'War, correspondent, in. it' cable , from.
Fleury sur Orne,.gives,a •factuai. report
Of '•Wilat happened 111 4 thrill -packed
hour. in, 00 village On the Mossy. banks
.ot' the' Orne. River just iouth: of Caelx„
"though it SOunda more like the mad,
dream of a, liollywood script Writer."
„ It's an,epic.coMplete with sound and
its scenario contains enough episodes
for at least six..old-time moviethrillers,
he says.
ilere'a what could be seen and .heard
during these action -Jammed sixty Min-
utes on Saturday: .,
„ tank terce,attacking_
and recapturing the village of -Maltot
across the Dole to the west.
2. A.Cmiadian infantry push in the
rich...wheat fields toward Verrieres"-to
theY have lived 0110,4) 704--),kc't, lune 0:
a3iaulifiginers- helping- two.
bombremoval experts disengage an'en.
exploded. Mortar, 'shell tram a. rabbl_e
„ •. . 4,
--- A :Canadian padre saying msss.
ter' soldiers ami 'civilian's in 4 dark.
grOtte under- OW Indy trewerr in the'
:Pal*ad-OirPePifrttOelttrOfz'Vraueei---:
ASIIFIELD „
ASIlVIELD, July 24.; --Word ILM
been ,received- by ,relatives here that
Gunner Donaldi Maelntosh, of the;
(Continued trout P40 S)
the first moth u(practiee. Ile was
a country boy who Warne great
scieutist. Be isolated insitiin tspra
the seattered Is*, of t„40 pastersas and
gave it to the world, to CO4401 dliihete*
which burns out one per mit. of afl
people. Ie lost hiu-lite, World
or ir .in an Aeroplane craili while
doing research ?work for the AlUeU
Nation*, • •
Ile hada magnificent SelentlficAnind.
Vrom being enifrO**ed, in one subject
lie became ,interested in every subjeet
thatitalf0.-Pnaaibl47-444 iir-Oggf&..,•_. • "
Ws diacovery stimulated the med ca
'researeit Of the whole world,
•
Medicines Will ehange to a tbOuSand
,.
years. Dont* may he Aiscardedi but
tne panereas, will De tlae
itS1',AX., is missing. 'Ile •is the sow mats peering cloWn., new tangle fa cro-
,
of the late ittliv. Nitillfard,Istneintosh *Cone_,8, 't1,0111t. of ,Wre4erie4
LondOn- find M.tis. Maeltitosh of T111.1t-Ing4"-
alfani'llefi lived - becaiise*he "caine
Kitebener.','"Gunnei: MaeIntosii - spent
*tan* ,,summers with, his parents and
brothers at Beach, when he
Was a' bey. Ws brother 'Douglas,
pilot officer
overseas.,
VIM 'Alma Mackenzie lias left 'fo'r
'Tinnippg,, :going from Sarnia to Port
Arthur b3 boat
Mr. Charles • 11/46Greg0r, Of Kitchener
at the".-Ironte--ot- bro.'
tiler, Mr. Rod MacGregor: ,
The W.M.S. held its July meeting
'at-' the -mange.
to Canada. • net strandating clirnate
Saved nis life and proetved ht4 tafiow
atliw ingenious mind, :
• .110 lost his :cough in Canada but
amid the, telephone. He gave it to the
world in 1870. And 'When the .wires
are doWn. and the unsightly poles have
been trucked away and the telephone -
is ao • bigger tnan„ a WOO and rests
:the, vest _pocket, „Bell -will- be ret,
membered for he Was the first to apply
electricity to the transmission of .the
,human Voice. And no Sound.- is lovelier
Ulan the spoken -swerd and no not
xriore sweet.'
The professor who, thought a' then*
god,. years 'too ,iong, forget' about iitift-
pecfates... Two thoiniand years ago he
started using mint ih cocktails -but he
also established a .code of ethic's that
hung'today in thousands of doctors'.
offices----ait over -the -world, -And- -he
neglect& A.rchimederwho' jumped out
of his . bath', and probably forgot to
scrub his heels but discovered a law
about the pressure of Iltdds without the
knowledge of which IAO battleship can
be constructed: And Socrates in spite
of a wife who was Classics' cantanker-
ous shrew, and hence he got drunk
quite often, introduced •logical thought
into a prejudiced stupid World. He
has to be studied today for an 'Arts
degree.
- And PbYdias who did ' the interior
decorations in the- Parthenon, and
/British' Efaxpire and ,-every other
, Empire. ,On town halls, on the fronts
of laps and • fringes. of fonts. And
• Confucius who • wanted 'everybody to
be kind, and,the-other• day ti book was
published about him -for $1.50. "
Another' man had- a 'lovely phil-
osophy, His .story is, _Still- the best
seller. Ile wovethefibres
be-
lief into a garthent not yet threadbare.
'All these ' were two thousandyears-
-- ago or more; .;No, a thousand. years
-is not, tooLiong.- ,• _-
Some think great men will be leis
because great -discoveries • are now the
'Product of •so many brains, so many
universities .anti: laboratories all work-
ing together SQ that the individual is
lost.. It works the other Way. Count-
less Bacteriologists:had ail the labor-
atories • known. today.: They saW the
little clearringsabout- -the--moulds
but it took timing to ' think harder
and find the stuff called Penicilltn.
• There is always :the :chance, to be
great. • • .-
1 The' Dominion of Canada , probably
'offers one-tO1 the ,greatest opportunities
for greatness in the world. • It, can
grow protein; fats,, an carbohydrates
for diets, WoOlfor blankets and timber
for ,houses. She . caii produce food,
clothing, -shelter and -fun for one
hundred million. people,• and soon
they'll be coniiiig. •
The Iche distinguished -Leacock,
,famous ' economist. says • two hundred
million," but he sawed off with the
pessimists for., one hundred. ‘'
The thing , Cnna(la will demand of
the new. visitors who come to---stak•is
' to Work. The Porainion
is not a Test homefor the Empire. It
offers opportunity, for any immigrant
lad who has an. idea. .
The • National, Reskreh- Council of
Canadg will investigate any; idea of
merit from' the . shape of ships to the
'effect of the Waling Wind. ;From
the. noise of machinery to , the quiet
growth Of a tumor in bone.
The culmination of a scientific: dis• -
covery may take years, but the origin-
al idea comes, like a flash. It must
-never be let go.
The Batting Institute . of TtesearCh
will take anyreasonable idea in medi-
cine and run it to the ground. The
originator- of such ideas hi-Canadit will
not lose the kudos- and 'may', gain fame.
Rarely,: in history has any country
• offered such opportunity for greatness
to the .scientist, the litteratenr, the
doctor, •secial. Student or anybody witlf-
n t as,tnis Cumin;
m post-war years. --We need mare
nUZLIAN16.
---aobby. nu-
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of the , a week -oral
visitor with his grandraotber, MU.
it. Woods.
Mrs. Orate Snyder awl 4aughtere of
141.10310W, spent the Week -end ae guests
Of Mr. and M. V. W.
Bev. J. A. Ward. spent a few 010
last week at Uxbridge with, WS VOthe.rs
who has been111, • , „
V. Johneton.of Lucknow was
the guest speaker at the nursing 'class.
held, on Thursday evening.r.110 gave.
an interesting and instructiVe talk On
Infant and child reeding and at the-
.onclushits,---ituswered-,..1nsnLy. --Auestions.:
II° else. gave a demonstration of
artificiall-respirationt Praetice work
was done inter under the, SuPervision.
of - WS... Ward, Mrs, ,Stuart and Mrs.
T. 04 1V110034. .• ,
ROY. A. Ward 19 on. holidays now
and there Will be no a014ne, Oa'
United, Church tor the next UN' gut.
days. On, 'Sunday„., August:MOS
,oaroline Wellivood, Will: •the gnest.
'Speaker for the thank -offering.
itinhan. Neelk Todd;
of the 'R,94,E, who with Mrs. Todd,
and. little son, , David, of Stratford,
has been eteraling' nis. leave with hia
Parents, Mr, and .Mrs. Todd, •was
lionoiied at a gathering. in, the Com-
munity nail on Friday night.
Thregie psinips ,,reaq_,an 'address .and
Mr.Gordon McPherScon Made the
"presentation of 4- purse of money,
Neely Maslen. suitable reply. Dancing
was enjoyed. to -inuSSu
ie 'pplied- by
Miss •Doris, • Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
George 'Stuart, and Mr: and Mrs, Fred
, '• ,„
Chapter of Accidents. -rear .little
lads In, the neighbortiqed escaped what
might easily liaxe been serious injuries
in accidents.'.recently.: Copan
son of Mic-,-and-INItS: -Jita-Curran,-witi
following along behind the. hayloader dead body of her husband seated on the
whenthe tongs of the loader caught ,
back steps of thishop. Death was the
'
John W. .lianna, XXX., Whig-
111ft"last---week. witk-a Provinci,
guarantee to visit COchrane and Hud-
son -Bay and, make an examination a
the lignite flelda
lArs..11obert Currie of Winglrarafell
at her home and. fractured -her rignt
UrJR "*. two besides suffering
other-itijiiries,---42itlidte-*Oghty.three-
Yearel of age the accident regarded
rather seriOnely, • linbeea lecturer at Et
'Three „. Wingliam .1"..aisidon., and his new charg*
terian,-AngliAan and United -or. 'more conveniently Ioetite,d.for thia,
ing• union serViceS tor PW'` 'Or Work,
ginAtng.,1614 Sunday.'5rVhe servieea *of `.`Escued 'from Lake'
bore, Atter*
Ontario, Mr.
reside on the bridagr000rre
MorriS lownath10.
$eater* Rooter
You oo
Rev. Pr.
rector of at.
Seatorth, for jic ye*i
.4.14010t- to lake- *charge)
London, For some tune
thairnow to pay debts, .1f you owe your Baker, your Doctor,
your Dentist, your .Grocer, your Dry Goods Store, your Meat
Man, your Milk Man, or any -other person, by all means
pay them. .But don't forget your Newspaper. .1f you owe
4 1
The Signal Star anything pleaspay it now, to-iday.:-. The
yellow slip near the top of the front page shows if your
paper it pead in,a,thiinceasit should be. The price is $2..00
a year in Canada and $2,50 far the United States. payable in
two 'Sundays ',FR beheld, eaeh ,of d Rend
the three cluirenes. -
George .Emerson 'Nurse, Meter car
dealer. at Brussels, died suddenly 011
Friday
jwillifehailki't°YrtY0Ur stUoll.eare. orolv; in - twenty-iiire feet of water oft tho
to BruSSels from. Listowel and Vlius. pier. -TwO. other swkinners Went to
,
Grand,, Bend, {Ea f;taturday hist.
seventeen.year-old George Auten of
tocan, unable to swim when littia
b'ectame tangled 'in a ilisbing line, stink
taken to thattown for bush:az
, The 'Morris Township Council has
passed. 11. resolution permitting' thoke
POttione of SA, No. 3 'and S.S.'No, 17.
which lie within Xerristownship to
,beypn'arileaar.t.9! ''41A3 77-47-4146'li
school
.Farmers of the Exeter district
num-
bering /50 voted last week to apply. is IA_ victoria hospital; London,- Hut -
for A atartor as a co-operative associ-
awtaiwosuitn.:Apnoipnrvto,:vlas4wikointttai:vbq Qt.:our:fr. f.odesiratreeicitoaeru:s 33: factory.
rhetlo1111011rgyb i.feltnilfeee ,EL9te iati-t7t;e:ts. thethtoi 1 1 3'7 4t:tixoreittex.,:r. stt a ,*tefie n ea -
as tv
president, • • • straw stacker and 4eeidentally • fell
nd
barber, failed Wednesday
ya 0751i:set ttglittn/tionegt ,Otofe tfitreomgro tutthe4,StauCke wasbadiy
went in'tbn'telai) and -011.114-ther-brifiSid..and--brok-en, . up. At the_ hos-
pital the X-ray revealed 4 broken back,
a fractured bip.and three traetureti.
the pelvis bone. He wilibe laid IV for
some months., *
the resene and, brought him to shore
after, he bad been:under Water sorer*/
minutes".: Artincial reppiration -WO
.aPplied,and the boy was revived.
Exeter Box,
Badly injurer- -----
Carl liewitt,-eeventeen years old, son
of Mr. and lire. Percy Suter,
in his clothing, and mach' to his
father's surprise he landed on UV of
the loadwith the. tay. On FridaY,
Donnie Gaunt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest _Gaunt, fell down the stairs ill.
the barn, and on Saturday his little'
broth,* Eddie, dropped a distance of
ten or- twelme$00t,_through the feed
chute to the stable beibW. DOMile
Taylor,son of Mr. and; Mrs. Chester
Taylor, has his leg in 4 east as a
result of a fracture below the knee
some way, catching his leg in the wheel.
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APPLE- PRICES
_ Brought under price control regula-
4ions October lst last year, apples will
haire a 1.114Xinitli4 price wip_tnis year's
first crop, Eccording -• to ' information
Mode public' by. the pricei-aad,Supply
representative for - Western-, Ontario,-:
Under the- new order, early apples are
included in the group 1. classification
set forth- in last year's regulations re-
specting'-- apples, During_ -Tidy • and
August ungraded 'apples or any grade
lower than domestic or ."C" -grade will,
sell -,-under., the ceiling. Provided, for
demestic or "C" grade Ipples. The
retail prices per bushel hamper of
apples are as follows: $3.71 for No. 1
grade, $3.57 for combination grade, and
$3.30 ,for domestics. "•"
result of a heart attack. Deceased
was fifty-eight years of age and leaves,
besides the widow, :three. gens..
$1,000 Bequests to
Four Exeter -Churches
Under the will of the late .11oraco
G. ,.114rwood ofl Toronto,' formerly of
Exeter', four Exeter . cluirches-Pres,
byterian, Anglican and the two, United
churches -will rece-ive ,$1,000 „each. Mr.
liarwioocl spent'-hircearlY* days I
Exeter .and later was for many years
ovimerchrl-trtrvelter-in-the--thrited
States. -
Michie -Beattie
Burns church, flullett *township; was
the 'scene 'On 'Wednesday afternoon,
July 19th, of the wedding of -Margaret
Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. .and
Mrs,' Robert 'Beattie, Willett township,
to George Christopher - Michie, only
soli- of -Mr.' and Mis-.--J--,---Alichie,--LOndes-
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Bantings and Belli. the chances' for
greatness are leglon, the need is.
pressing, The reward goes doWn the
ages. .• •
'Fashion 'fmte: There Will be little
change An pen's poet •,41,50 -•'-year.,
• ,
She read the fan6y , recipes,
Each one 'a?' tempting Winner,, •
Then, dashingto her kitchen, Axed
Some ham and eggs for. dinher,
,
'HECKED.
,
-Or money Back
•
B'or quick -relief from itching caused .hy, eczema,
athlete's foOt,,scables, pimples and otbOftching
- conditions, ne,ailurc. cooling, inedfcated, Iiquid
{ D., D., 0, PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless anti' '
stztnlesd... Soothes, comforts anck.cinickly calms
..intexpeArr_litng. Don'isuffer..Atic'yourdrtiggisti,.. .
' _today 'lot D. D. D. Par4r,mrt1014.- '•
• 0,11aolpiness
heiti-c:Motherls Sick
The tired., Worn out mother cannot make a haPPY
home if shels.sick and •worried'hy the never ending
.--household duties.
She gets run -down andbecomesA:lemons and
downhearted and discouraged, can'treit at
night, and gets up in the mormingfeeling as tired as when she went Ur -bed.
•Women sufferirtgin this way raa,y find in ;Milburn's Health and IsTerva
Pills a remedy with which to help recuperate 'their health, bni14.1.1P 410 run
.. down,sysiero, and assist them back to health-ha,ppiness.4g9,0:„ •
Price 50c -a box, 65 atalldrug counter. • ,•"' • •
Look for our trade mark a "Red Ileart" on the package,
Tho T. Milhoin Co., Limited. Torornt:o. clot
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in a vin buy a dollar's lootth ofgoodO! For ill' stance, comparediv.present-day,
A.-..,—
itandards,tiourAollaiofthitiSt woriivas worth; nota dollar
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-..•Iess than .Housewivs,who, fin+ morkatip..qin_1917, hafi-to....rart with
19117 1944
he could buy itforto.doy.
. because price cedings old
:Otherlinti4nfiatia.norg measures have kept the value Of your.dallar.H.,18,
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ha,i's—why if will pay yOu to see that selfish, ipen ding,
price control in Cancida. Remernbet; you protect' your dollar's worth when you
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use your money Wisely . When you pay9off cjelits IS IX
refuse to buy
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needless luxure ve,bkckmin1(OkO wide.berth .. and cton't hoard 900t1s.
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• LET'S SHARE
HOUSING/ Tp01
Thence& of war have brought
hundreds of people into cities
and towns: These people twist
' have, somewhere to live, More %
ateommodatitin dust be
found.ifionhaveunuse‘Spacn.
in ytdr house, arrange to rent
now. Many 'cities have a central .
Housing Registry; but any Real
Estate Office will be glad to
tell you what to do.._
•
JOSH LABATT,LIMITED
tonden • Coot*
•
1 promise to give my support to 1eeping the cost
of living dowii.1 wPI`',buyi only what 1 need. 1
will observe the ceiling whetker buyitig, or sell
ing good,s or .servii'es..r will pay off olddebts,
save fot' the future, invest in. Victory Bonds and
War Saviugs Certificate$: And 1 will support
taxes which help lower the cost of living.
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l'oblisha I by T�E BREWINGI.INDUS,TIti "(ONT
to Ihtelp teVeta itt tiangets that inflation tepteients to the p,eople of the