The Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-08-03, Page 6TO V.
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01,*AWA° ltdy 31. The Ylife.rttin-
Ute 'exiterieneeti of prinsaist' indestrieS
in Ins years*following the last war are
the reason for the efforts being mOsie
• 'to Set tip bilfferS, againSt the efteetasof
possible. depression, after this war.
Tise bill to set a floor on agricultural
ratleetS in. the transition period. is
aks from Peat* Tower
esses Crowd on Parliament Mil
..:' Snell a , istifeer. It Aims to! jive assui-
Anee' to lite farmer $ that -they will net . PleasPres of •soelais sk,curity siesseis slew
Ite.,1eft tt.irtey to dePressed Prkes when 41..12" PO ge4,041.1Y ,neeePted ,88 4:tomilig
,---ih_e_s_was.„, eras- . ,_. ss, . . -. NN!glu_,4the...Ir.espousibility of goVere.:.
sare Cat off and the ,world econoniy is .nierliss-114&-Tiftst-vage•-s-slit-----spoeses:
.
-going " threngb, its period of adjuslinent !ween Site PominiOn, and the ri6V111C0S'
to Mace- essaditions:: A board et three IS not, th,erefeSe perfeetlY . diStinct :on':
, ,, van be appOlitted ittunediately. ' This euestionS Of the itied. '..There hae been
hoard will-stUdy-conaitions•now exiss-no , differeece of opiniOn OP the-ini.
•Ing When eeillug Priees are iiPetating iltortance -of raising, .the*.st4litlard ef,
and will),Psas,a, ,position•When the end lite 411 the -poreinio,ii in„„se far Ali;
W.
'the •vvaf 'cones' to study conditionS e'rhPluts are epPahle of 'doing 'it, A,
eritteism, has beensadvanced that' the'
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There has not been a, great deal of
serieus imposition in the • 'tense of
Coeution$ to the fondly allowances bill.
Soule doubt has beets advanced AS to
whether the Federal Parliament has
the pewer under the constitution to
Pass Atelt an act. .The leatherss,
oonfoetation clido,',It have ifl mita the-
BELVAST
BELPA.ST, Aug. are pleased'
toef hileeairtatsht,tisl,*41).1Aelbeitto tslAtItvern,rorutt
•
whiles'every day, after, a few weeits in
beds froin• heart, tretible- • ,
Mr s and Mrs. George Lane and .gOnt
Clifford, SPent, 00 week -end ;at River -
vies visiting 'Mrs. „Lane's sister, Mrs.
jins Layburre and Mr. Layburn.
Mrs, .1Stelt Iteed, Port Albert, spent
,Rtheey. 4Yvetcokn•-,ellIld m
wilt,h.r4hiteeri'l,. sister, Mrs.
111r. and Mrs, Ebner Alton, Elmira,
and 'It'usSell,s Mrs, anet Mrs. WIll Alten
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41tQu't Arnold and Frank, Mrs, Lillian
Reid, Mrs.Wiltreds•hersvin„ Denttld
and Douglas, 70tonte,7'SPent, Sunday
&Menton with thett.parents, 'AU:* and
Mrs. 'pttoti, neer LneknOte.
and Mrs., ,CaMpbell; and
the Misses Grace and Louise were at
Kitchener on Sunday to . see • their
daughter, Miss Aileen Campbell, R.N.,
wunloirshdaast. he.r, appendix •reeseved on
T
There WAS a good turnout of mothers
4Pd, -babies' on Tuesday .afternoon. at
IlaCkett's United eliurch. The Wind-
rbn put, ou the program. In the absenee
01: tic' preSident, MTS. 'Cyril Campbell,
the- lst.;_vice-president, Mrs. John _ :Mul-
lin, presided over the -devotional 'part
of thenseeting: The Scripture' reading
WAS given by 1.4tura Irwin, feitewed
by greyer. by Mrs. ass -Gs Howse: MiSS
Bernadi&-Alton, stutrintendent of the
Little "Liglit.BearerS, Presided 'tiver the
prdgram which included, a reading by
Freda -Hackett and duet. by Donelcla
sand-Fredasalacketi, byGeorges
Wi
risS, Wreadine.:Alten:and' het _mother,
Mrs. Albert Alton, .kea(l stories to the
children. The National Antheni and
the benediction brought the meeting to
a, close;..., Ow :which pinch end lemons.
ade were served;
(Intended for last -week)
BELFASY.E;*-JUly and Mrs.
Jim. Leonard and Mrs. Dynes,'Burlings
then: *coming to* light, They -ill de- allowances will tend to.depress 'wages,
cide what-'farnt, products will have te
• be sapported bil having hoot prices st,t but ,thi$ argument has been . strongly •
under them, by svnat methods.this can Trehpeti,dtitkirtieeNdyn, ibtese- s,l)rniees.esayiNisi,niv‘s,teerresitivnet
,..
best be done, and will set the Price
sessss. intended as a.* s•ubstitute• for nigher
leVels - Their decisions will, lie
Mended to the Minister of Agrieulture, I‘ase-. s • -, . -• s
The Government is 'attaelting pos,ts
who in turn will place,the -recommends '
prOldems Son, three fronts, its haa
' ations before the Cabinet. The board wax
who. the: cabinet awes. its dosisions, been, stated in the House. The hrst
•and, sal relates to demobilization • "-and 're-
, will have - authority to buy
' the products on the basts a the floor •e8ttitaishment of raembers of the aimed.
force: the secopd•frent IS the extreme-.
price levels. ,
-,, Erodnetten xianning. . ly wide. one of general reconStreetion,
:rebuilding, of ' the -ceuntry's
.- .It has already heAl ' Mefftiened at Mie
tinies that the •benefits of production ecenenv, azd the thifd-tliniti hunsan
well-being and welfare. Fa ily .a/lOw-
planning will not be allowed to vaisieli
awes come primarily, under he third
after- the war. The decision to
Ilute4.,,,.._,sthei,s4axineris_agninst..._sub,„ head and the measure Wit Amin-
".stlte•,,AeNs,kers_trtntessissofs-Nas.
aorma.paCkii_folf leireproditT07glYies-
,. continue. It is -natural to suppose that
if any particular product sinks for any
..:Prot.sactedsperiod below the door price,
and there septa -likelittd-od" that
--demand on -doinestie or world markets
increaSe,',productien will - be:
plannad'ad that farmers will switeli tb
• products offerii4 better profits. This
can- bearried,sent .only _tnrough • the
constant study of world inarketS- and
world Procinction and consumption.. '
Insurance .for Veterans
The new VeteransP•ssfissurance Act
iliffeiTi-frteirsordinarinstsrance-in--t
.fact that it can: be taken out by, a re-
turned man without. any 'medical ex-
amination, It is also differen.t- from'
the 'Returned- Soldiers!. Insurance • Act
. 'which was brought in after the last
• 'war in the total. amount which a man
sn:ay. take.. out The previdim* limit was
..... $5000, NoW the maxiinum is $1.0,000,
Thit sinstirance does -not apply nseir
si-sehne_sinssservies. • It has only .post -
*war appliaI4on. -,
ttonal -.Health-- and Welfare„ hats it is
further proof' that this :Planning held that the- money distributedin
family allovvances throughont the
country will be spent in the purchase
etscommodities and will stimulakero-
Plop:tient. In this way It meastue.
of general reconstructidn„
Export - Vredits
Export trade is - to Canadian
economy. ' - The farming industry is
.depend.enf-toSS, .Ydrst .larges degree on
fereign markets. Similarly. the Pro -1
duets of mines, forests, 'fisheries and
the -outptit • of maeufacturing plants
must how abroad if the economy is to
E-Ijeptlxeatthiva-nd-vigoron$,--On_o
the problems facing the country in
peace times is how to utilize to the' best
advantage the technical knowledge and
raamifactsiting ability that the -war
has developed in this country. .s.EVery-
one acknowledges -it Would be a -shame-
ful Waste to allow this technical. ability.
rnet.„.4.r. ssin disuse when there are no
indeen-lir at: leaSe feiser pilules, tanks,
•**military tustrucients and so
on to mannfacture. It is to make sure
that the products „of these- hands and
brains 'turned • to peacetime puiSuits
will have in equal, chance With!, the
"danstfactured products of other
countries that the bill to incorporate
the Export Credit 'instirance Corpor-
ation haS been introduced in the
1 -louse. The. corporation will be in a
positions to guarantee or. insure the
payment of sales abroad 4 whore- the
trasiSactions are _ diffieult for the ex-
porter to handle. through- the ordinary
channel without assistaece. •.
After a debate which. has' lasted over
two months, the banking and eoinmeree
eominittee of the Reuse, of .Commons.
his, approved the 'decennial* renewal
Of bank charters: ' ,
RADIO TELEPHONE ON
THE GREAT LAKES
1,3y John Murray. in The Detroit free
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Press .
The• .most extensive, non-military
radio'. telephone. syStem, in the veorld
operates on the Great Lakes. .s
TasentYifour .hoUra a, day througheut
the entire Shipping season, the familiar
miraeles, of radio, and telephone • oper-
ate together to -maintain regular coin-
mainieation among 580, lake svesaels,
SeVenty•Sive -United- States -Coast Gard
stationS, seiven cominereial Stations and
a nuniber of Coast Guard cutters.
, Until last 'moiith-, the system Was
closely Superviged by, naval author-
ities and only Messages approved. by
preper antis:irides could be sent. '
The-ehip-shide, shore -ship arid ship -
ship service ° already has -svidespread
commercial use—for take freighters,-
' hshing..boats tugs 'tankers and ether
craft.
- In -enaergenciee the managers Of St en- Menday- to take spositionssat.sthe
line can be reathed directly at, their kalton. airport. •
homes for • acleice. This IS especially The missionary meeting of the Crewe
irepsiriaat on 'fishing, expeditions be- ladies will be held at Mrs. Edna Mc-.
Whinny's- -en Thursday, August, 3. •
There-will,she-no _service. in.. Crewe,
church Until September 3rd, as Rev.
and Mrs, Vickerson and Charles are
on Vaca;tion.--s •-•-• ."
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General Charles *de Gatille, speaking to•some4Q,000 Canadianegathered
beneath the mighty Peace , Tower on OttaWa,'s Parliament Hill, declared.
-that ..Castacht:s aSiistank, had' done much to France f`stand uprignt• and
• united again-" France had founa comfort•and support.18,Canada, General
de Gaulle said, for she had trained Fighting French aviators, aimed French
-Siinliers, _fed, an,d eldthed-Frefieh .pAsoners. 'The 'Frenels-letider spoke in
English and French, after being intrOciticed by Prime' Minister w.
Mackeuzie King and Hens L. S. St Laurent' „
BENIVIILL'ER GODEItICH: TOVVNSIIIP
*IlreiMILLEit•,--'72A-uv-11.--Mrs, Verne
s.
Gled'hill i8. spending a two weeks' vaca-
tion with her sister; ,Mrs. J: Heddie,
in Detroit.
• Miss Ethel 'Vinton attended the
Sufnmer Schoolsat Dunlop last*Week, •
slCirs. aStraughan spent last;week-
.
with Mr. -and MTS. Howard Sturdy,
Goderich township: ,
Mrs. Walters and 'Floyd •are spending
a few. days with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
JerVIS at-Holmesville. " •
The W.A. vvill meeetiliorrow at the
home of Mrs:, Stanley' Varistone:
• Mi. and Mrs. Russell Hill, of near
Mitehells visited on Sunday last with
Mr. and Mrs, S. Vanstone. •
Miss Gloria Good spent last week,
with' her unele and aunt,'Mr. and Mrs.
Will Sterling, Goderich township.
, Mr. C. -J. Waiters• -has received yvord
that his son, Trooper Frank Walters,
was in a hospital in Italy suffering
from burCs of the second and third.
degree. Latest word is that he is
doing fine. -
.
Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Cleveland are
holidaying 'with Mrs Joseph • Stewart
at the Beniniller ,Nurseries.
COME
• • , • •
cRgvvE, 31.--s-Mr. and- Mrs.
Stanley Fines and. Suzanne returned to
their bottle in' Tororitci_on Thursday
after visiting,the'lady's brothers,. Har-
old and Ceeil Blake, and Mrs.'0. Blake.
Mrs.‘sl..aWrence Tremaine of Toronto two weeks', s Detroit.
is -spending a. week with her parents,
Mr. .Elwyn MeCtillough. •-.Tipperary,
visited on 'Sunday with M. and- Mrs.
Miss Madelsn' e Bogie of kile is visit-
ing r with her -uncles and aunt, MT. and
Mrs. Ilarvea , . .
On-,-Thirsday evening the-Union:boys
played the team fiom Benmiller
-Softbit11,--theshome boys comiag .out.on_
• teps On Friday evening they journeyed
•to Bayfields but the -team' there proved
too much for them. —Keep at it,
Union !' ! .! ,
- Her many friends..were porky to
learn of the serious accident -suffered
by . Wilda Wilson on Friday -last. - At
time- ctf writing there seemed a slight
improvement in her .condition.
Mr. Chas. Woods of Goderich will
occupy. the pulpit at Union church on
Sunday, Service_as usual at 9A5, with
Sunday school 'following.
• Rev. L. H. Turner, I3.A., oceupied
the pulpit Union last Sunday', de-
livering . splendid .,sermon en "The,
Moral Life, and. ,
Mr; and Mrs. Richard Oke received
word this week from -their son Robert,
telling, of his arrival ie Normandy.
- Mr. and Mrs. Harry MCody, -and
little .son Harvey, of ,Detroit, visited'
recently, with. relatives in the cent'
•
'Misses June' and Joyce SO -derby are
spending thissweekholidaying with Mr.
and" Mrs. Ben.- Feagan, near Nile.
• •Miss ,Maxine llister is'enjoying
WESTFIELD
•
,AvAsTy414p,„ Ape. Mate
Bobby Horne of 'Windsor is Visiting
,Isis cousin, Mrs. Douglas Caropbell.
Master Newton Icurschensiti of De-
troit Is Visiting at the home' of Ids'
uucle 'and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. portion
Snell. . *'
Miss Jean, Campbell:40ft Mend4Y
for Malten, Where /die has 4 secretarial
•position with Victory Aircraft. - •
. Word wassreeeived last week, of the
vies's* of an bid resident of this eten-
salinity in the persons -of •Mr. John
Picket, Who sdieds, eu.dcieely at
.Maple Creek, Alberta..
' and Mrs. Pat O'Malley, of
onto are visiting Mr. Itaymond Red -
Mond. . 7
Miss' Annie Clark of 'Icoronte is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Marvin McDowell.
- _Mrs. - - JohnstonofWest
NateeSsrshsand-s•Mrs-s----Tt4e.s. Barvey-scf-
EXeter svisited recently- Witir,.-Mes„sunt
Mrs, Howard Campbell. '
'sul‘nldtar. yanwdi-MturSiirM. ,aRndo--S.mxay,t14.'*vxtisietre;',idot
service. ,
h.
7°A.1111Vegb°eXlirvtiletistatttutwillie shhtlit' riPe'"t0Mate.
'kicked. in „these .parts this Years was
gyi Mr. Bert Taylor's garden.'
The farmers are busy cutting their .
grails, Owing to the, cateltY weather
last week it was Slew Works, so we
e‘aietti.chhe,11)vilingt. sfeoer all.ngeowdelbtrteerfththise week,,,,
visTellfet; Frintgel Thritibeultger:"s•TWIetnt2lAilleer00414,4"
WAS held On Thersday afternoon, J.WY •
27th, at the family residence and was
Conducted by her pester, Rev. •y;
Snell, who took as his text, "Let not
your :heart be troublecli"ght(Snte.p:whsn;
f1111:11anc-I-T•whereetic°arriirlietdrl_bbuYr.e: were -
Elwin' Taylor, Lloyd, Walden' Murray
.111:1.1)ltels11÷-ietA.,"41-"antl -Hiviaerno°1dw_eilV;41tneenTassttss- „,s4
BeigraTe": VIM TaYlor--7Of7---klYthi„ _ -
•:•trinod Stackhouse of London.-
pallbearers were Marvin McDowell, J.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Speigleberg and
the 'Leine .of „Itirss,Speigleiserg_astalrentess, szusurneemprit'
Mr, and MTS. W.-A0*-Campbelis-- - ' L. MeDowell, Alva McDowell,' Ise4
children, of Kitchener, are guests at vi w
-Alberti spentstheTWeek-end with West- cemetery. A large concourse of friend
--Rilot Officer Ian Gardner, of Port
field friends. ' ° • Relatives and friends were Present -
gathered ' it? pay their. last srekipect • ,
Walter_ and Ess...1,-- Cook, • t1-1- d to. .freni Goderich, Blyth, Auburn., Lucks -
id Cook,*brother' of Messrs.
thesins, ,Mr.••and- Mrs, joins. Campbell
t°41 'P-Q4t-Jast week-end
with
°Iel.: hill: Mr. David
in the I'Ves-t-o-nziSatur Saturday 110WV Dungannon, pelgraVe, Guelph*,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dynes Campbells
after spending several weeks rinue-t-h-is -Terento; London and Brueefield. •,as
brother, Wesley Stackhouse of- truce.'
Reception ' Service. --A 'solemn • and field, was present; alSo a sister, Mrs,
impressive sisserVice • was held in vi.scinitY.: - ' . ., • :
Hackett's 'United church on Sunday
Mrs. "(Rev.) MackintoSh.,Of Titch, Stanley Sibthorne of Blyth.-. One . bro.
,
fternooir,--wheirsRese. 0.-Gs-HowSesend-- nersis,-V1,sithig-herssisters-41rss-Mar-vi, wthaetix;,, uniVIllabito: to 1e
of yafrIss71., ,.ticouver, •
two elders, Messre. T. As Cameron an - ,
d MeilDrxowenettl.autests .
at the horn' e of Mr.
:Rey Alton', Welcomed into the church 'pathy of the community is extended te
and friends,
Mrs..
truchrlige.DB°siindVI :*.efr'e'V-Ir: the
.s6rr6w.irig family
eleven boys -and.: -girls,. by profession ane
MO'r. and Mrss Bert Treleaven. , CAltLVy
Mr. Homer Durgin,- Who is training
in the navy at Ilamilton, spent the
w,eek-end at the twine oThis -uncle, IVIT
G. 0. Durnin. Mrs, L. Mellardy of
• Goderich . also spent Saturday „ With
-Mrs. S. js Kilpatrick visited most
efslast Week with friends at Zion and
Lucknove.
Mr. and Mrs.,Andy Gaunt and' son
Murray -and Mrs. Ss• -.Sherwood of -St
Helena, visited on 'Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sherwood.. .
s Misses Violet. and Annie Culbert left
cense -the ship's. lirne at the*lishing-
grOundfs need not be interfered with.
• - Average 500 OAS 'Monthly •
About 500 calls a Month are handled
tlirmugh the -marine switchboard of
:MichiganDell's.1 Detroit office. -Its
;service scorers a waet route of 4*,
proxitialtely- 1.50 miles from the west-
ern -end safsLake •-leriesthrotigh -Lake St,
Clair ,7 and the _DetrOiVer tess the
low,er end of 'Lake Huron% ' •
• ix other stations cover the remain -
in Great Lit ea area, -They are
located at Duluth, Fort Washington,
'VVis„ Chicago, . Rogers City, • Mich.;
Loraine ,• 0., and Buffalo, N.Y.
R---sSkiPpers,in the 150-raile Water route
.covered 1y Michigan, 13e1l's service csin
talk, to any pOint in the United 9tates4
Their call is simply routed -through,
regular loOg-distance channels. COn-
versely a call can be made frens -any
telephene ,the nation direet to the
•ship: . ,
For • the reeOrd, ship -shore gang for
'the first three minutes-, cot $1 an4
efieh additiehal minutes:or fraetion
costs 30 cents. In an area covered by
an approximate radius of fifty Miles
from -Detroit, there:is no additional
lancEline rate. ;
'Other , calls, o1: course have a long-
diStattee 'toll. , , • • •
Although some of the other six
private stations operate: 011 a short, -
wave radio, Detioit's does not Neither
'aro messages "scrambled" on, the Great
,Lakes .as they .:are on ocean-going
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sT.- TIRLENS
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.S.T. HELNS JuLy 31:•• -s -.Mss. Ron-
• CARI...0Ws Aug. • 1. sss, 1Virs. Rtith
-Thompson of Detroit is With her
danghter, Mrs._ Harvey *Fisher. .
. Douglas Webster of Goderich is
visiting with john and Jim Clark.
_Mr Robert • I35t Wan of Irina 'Al-.
berta, is visitinglilS sister,*Mrs. Allan
Wilson.•
s' Mrs: Service. and MrS.• Ewing have
returned to Wingham.
Mr. Bert Varcoe _silent the Week -end
at Wasitgas„Beach. •
..Hilton andsiRoSe Amos of Parkhill
s,,pent Sunday with their sister, Mrss,;,
T. Wilson.
_Mrs.' Hugh Hill Of Benmiller, visited
ititis,lbetsmather.„•Mrs.,,,11,..33.eans„,.
• Mr. and Mrs:Dave Bean and .fiirtillY
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Addison
-at LondesheroS
_ Because- the-sErenels us&L to . throw:
their wooden shoes (sabots) into ma- rocks of' Nebraska that date back into
Chinerys-thewerd•sebotage-watsecanect Prehistorf2teresittillieresyearosss
•,
of faith, and four .adults by certificate. -s e av on o an
The adults :were Mr. and •Mrs. Russell 'cattier and Mr. and Mrs.- • Arthur
Reid,. MI'S. Elliott Stiudy and Mr. Bill. •BrookS of Toronto. *", • ,
WArenlg;' girl,S, Misses -Laura and Mac Mrs. Jack jBosuian tnd JAI* halee
Irwin,-Doneldtisilacketts -boys, Ilarol&returned_te their home. at _Leamington.
Campbell, Harry Campbell, Arnold Next Sabbath .theserviges in' the
Alton, Chester Hackett, IssAs_Hackett, 'Westfield *United.' church will be • eon
ISenald,-and _Allen Hackett . ducted by Mr. Clolin:Finglind, of •ViTat,i
annual Sunday. *tells:AOthe paitar, Rev; }I. -J neflf is
school penic of Hackett's United on- hip holidays. The; follbwing, Suti-
church was again a. highlight in: the day, August 13th, there will, be no
social life of our emmunity. ' Mr
Walter Alton , proved once, more s a
-most capable master of .cereirionieti.
Sports were ,the order of the day, but
races held the most prominent places
in the program. The following persons
came out "on top:" ,Five years and
under, JOyce-Haakett Douglas Sherwin,
and Kathleen, Hackett; q and -.under, •
'Wendell Alton, Louis Haekett, Ross
Irviin. and Barrie -Haekett, ties, 10
and under, Lorne .Hackett, *Freda
Hackett ..Franks.Alton„ -Earl ;.11itritiss
worth, Chester Ilackett;,. young ladies,
Berna(1ene,Alten, Janie Alton ; Married
womibiii;Itirs. Bill Wareing, MrS. -Wil-
fred Sherwin, Mrs. Tpm-Eitteketts• mar-
ried Men, Alex. listekett, Spence Irwin,
Intl Wareing.; - girls, 14 and juicier,'
Mae Irwin, L'auraIrwin, Betty Howse.;
„hoYs, 14 and under, Harold Campbell,
D. A: 2.Hackett and_Donald Hackett;
young men, Blake Alton, AlvinAlton,
Clayton ,Alton; older nien, T. 'A. Cain -
troll; George Lane, Rev. G. G. Rowse;
three-legged- race, Blake Alton and
Clayton Alton, Alex, Hackett and .1).
A. Hackett:- whehlbarrew race, Harry
Campbellll
_sand Donald Hackett Russe
AltOn and Harold. Campbell,. Ds- As
Fittekett an‘' Harry 'Wilkins; ladies'
-kick-the-slipper. Contest Mrs. George
Lane, Miss Janie .Altbre ,Miss Berna-
dette Alton ; ladies throwing the ball,
Mrs. N. Es Ileard;•Miss Mae Irwin and
Mrs. Lillian Reid:, men . kicking -the -
shoe, Spence Irwin, • Blake • Alton,
Alex. -Hackett; -necktie°, race, Blake
Alton: and Mrs. Bill 'Wareing, -Cliff.
Hackett and Mrs s' .Will Alton, 1Will
Alton and -Mrs. -Wilfred Sherwin, -The
youngest child Present Was Marjorie
Alton, little' ft:fighter- Of , Mr. and: Mr's.
George Alton; oldest mensner, present,
Mrs,. Gilbert Viet."
"
.& upon,- a_timp- _the, eantei4ive
Nerth America r The Royal Ontario
Museum has proof of it•ie•the posses-.
Men of a well-preServed fossil site
Tne specimen , represents • a : small
,YartetY:_, of camels,. „It vvas sloniuls ,in
leofhiiiiTI- oriTdrvicoeid- was a viiiirdir.
With her Pa -rents, Mr_ and Mrs. E.
Thad:- Mr. and Mtg. Campbell Thomp-
son, Donald- and Patsy lean, of Luck.;
now, were week -end visitors aVo.
Mrs. T. F. ,Wilson and Terr ys spent'
the _week -end. with Mrs. Wilson and
• Mi. and 'Mrif. James :Wilson at -White-
church...
.vessels.
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After triany severe. illnesses or serious operations
etc. pt.i.lertt is Tory often left in an extremely weak
istesdowit, tonditionS
To all, thote iirnvateenta who nod some kinct".„
of 1i.1I18 t',.1.ttimulate arid build up the. %veakened
Ike would teeerntnthd Mi11mrn' Ifrtltli and..Nerve
them bnelcto health -happiness
Theory, pills help) supply cletnents neeeseary to oialst#, the convalescent
in bringing back bodily strength and vigour..
rrice Me a box, (4 pills, at all drug counters.
Look for our registered trade mark 4qtc4 'Mate onthe'pakkag*
Via T. Magna (lit; Liakite4; Tatouttii, Oat#
4158 WellWad will be the
guest: Speaker at the W:M.S. thank
offering meeting na the United church
on Sunday, Atigest13th. .There
be 116:Service next Stieday. '., •
„ Mr. and Mrs, Cliff:Aitchison-of -Hes-
peeler .Were recent viaithrs. with Mr- and
Mrs. McKenzie' Webb.
The Nursing Clits8.-.-s"The 'Bedroom
in Health and Sickness" was, the topiC
'-for the nursing emirse last week. The
lecture was given by krs• lames. Wit'
son and she and Mrs: iStuart demon-
igtrated the making ;, of a bed, Some
members of - the elass \ practised this
Wider the suPerviSion of Mrs. Wilson
anti other. practice -work was Alone
with. Mrs. Stuart, Mrsfionald itoth-
-well and Mrs. NVIWtt a14 -
visors. ,
An array coolPhaci Just .whipped up
ordeite,of scrambled eggs for a hungry'
. 4
MO • :Of sOldiers.. . Wearied by,
Herculean -efforts, he sat -in a -shadY-
spot wider a nearby elm tree, yawned, •
lit a bled _s--,0,gars:and- Wrotestifis-nistf,
t,o_allDrsitgees!lrortt
l:the pasfs-sisnses heuri'
'shells have been bursting all aro=
me." • r s 7,-atituide Nine.
..Painfut, Put
•-••, •
the Ca Hit oI Much -Miser
if"yOu suffer from iboils you know how sick and
miserable theymade you feel,• ,
• ' co" eaoutward.*On' of impurities in
the, system, and just when you think you are id of
one another crops up to take its place and prolong
Yourmisery. All thedmicing and poulticing yen' can do may not stop inorp
coming.
To:help overcome boils you should purify the blood, so why net give
that old, reliable bleod•medicine,..Burdock Blood Bitters, a chance to sltow
what it will d6 in helping you get rid Of them? Thousands have used it for .
this purpose for the past 60 years. Why not you? '
The T. Milburn ited, Toronto, Ont.
Philo 'fake HoildaYs Zu Augtqit
This
Is 'vectition.thim for MoSt
aceording to ornithologists of the Itoyal
• Orttarib Museum: 'Their family re-
sponsibilities are over for the year
and ;the hard work of food -hunting Is
Made, easy by the annual peak .of the
erop of insectS, seeds and berries.
Even the business' otsinging 18 largely
'onSPendedt,„ Althotigh most birds ,hre
'obliged to grow, a new stilt of feathers
lit August thisea11 be. aecompliShed
'while loafing. Ay Autumn they will be,
dresSeMin. fresh new attire and forti-
fied for the longtre,k soutlaw,ard by a
reserve layer „pf .fat ben&fh the skin,
Anything to sell or rent? Try a,
eittsmited ti,d, in The Sipa-Star.
'Ai Farmers drive
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• -People
low rates from
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drive -pine mins'.
oared' aCcideitt
could 'wipe otit,
• yourbonte or your -
saVingi. Buy. the
fall protection tif
Pilot ,•
'Ipsaratice now.
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Many- patriotic hbusevvives
are doing part.tinie work to
help the man -power short-
age. They -find, too, that this
extra occupation makes it
easier, to avoid unneceasary.
Spending. By putting extra
earnings into, War Savings
they help defeat inflation now
and provide for prosperity
atter the war,
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London Cana**