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'33 Deluxe Forel Sedan black
'38 Deluxe Ford Sedan, dove grey
'38 Deluxe 'Ford Coach radio, heater
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'33 Ford Sedan grey
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'23 Chevrolet Coupe
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'38 Dodge 1 ton Truck
'38 Dodge Pick up
2238 Ford 1 ton Truck
3-'37 Ford Fick ups
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BLYTH
Garet Dobbyu, sou of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Debbyn, of town, has been
aceseted as a eleik in the office of
the military •treasurer, Londe's;
Rev. Mr. Sinclair is+ int aUtendance
at the annual conference of the
'United Church held in London this
week; Mies Addle Bell accompanied
her cousins, Mr, .and Mrs. Moreland
and Mr. and Mas..'C1!Iff Wallace, to
Newark, N.J., tht:s'«eek. Mr, Jas.
Newcomb who came over with the
party, is rem:.ining ler some time
w'tt1, relatives,
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'The resent rafrtr have seriously
delayed he sewing of flax in the
comimunity. Coreiderabie new ma-
chinery such as (pullers and de
seeders arrived here this weak after ;
much delay in the order being filed.
ming to war conditions. The flax
industry promises to be quite an
a.:.set to the town and community.
Gunner Hugh Curing enjoyed e
week end at his home here follow-
ing five weeks stpent in Kingston
trying examinations. He left this
wool) for training in Pe•tawama;
Mrs. Harry Jiohns•ton, Mrs. V. M.
Bray, Mrs. R. E. Shaw, Mrs, Gras-
ar,d eles,h Margaret Cowan) spent
a couple of days in the Niagara
distrtet this week; Mos. Minnie Ly-
on; Brandon, Mau., is the guest of
her sisters, Mrs, A. Taylor and Mrs.
S. H. Chellew, {t
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The girls' softball team is prat-
tieing several evenings a week sow. i
Considerable excavating le under -1
'ally at the store of T. L. Kerwiek
pruparetory to enlarging the base-
sri,ut.
Flax Machinery
Arrives
machinery was' shipped just out
week prior to the invasion of Bel-
plan by the Gemn'ans. The machines
• had been reported ehipiped at sever -
Some of the machinery for The
Gordon Flax Mills arrived at Blyth
lust weak, in teem of lnil;lens and De
seeder. The machinery had been
reported ehipi:ed for months but
finally arrived.
Seeding operation which had been
eerlously hampered during .the past
weoks by rain, has been proceeding
rapidly this week, and it is hoped
that the weather velli continue
favourable. Not more than half
the acreage has yet beeet planted,
planted, but several fields which
were planted are up and look good.
No doubt with warm weather, and
pltatiy o' moisture in the ground.
the growth will be rapid,
Air. Gordon informs us that his
New Home for Banff School of Fine Arts
The Banff School of Fine Arts
has,a new home which is as
modern as the splendid work done
by the school: The new audito-
rium, which was officially opened
in January in the presence of
educational and other Alberta
pleaders, will be the scene of the
eighth annual session of the
estheol, from August let to 31st,
This $50;000 building is made 'of
native Rundle stone and is of the
chalet dosigii, which harmonizes
so well with the surroundings, The
theatre has a seating capacity of
700 and a modern' stage fitted
with the finest lighting equipment
and there aro drowsing rooms,
music room, work teams and
other meeting reonie for 'smelt
groups. The building is truly a
co-operative effort, The Parks
Department deeded two lots worth
$10,000 to the Banff School Board
and supplied plans and spectate:
tions' free of charge; the .Sir .Ed-
ward Beatty donation of $2,500 to
the Department of Extension Of
the 'University of Alberta made
Possible the furnishing and equip-
ment of the stage and theatre,
al different times, and delaye were
beginning to be alarming. but we
are informed that the mills are
dependent for no more naacbinery
from oveeseas. The rem.alutder can
be purchased in Canada.
Fniend+: "How's business?" Scis-
sors Grinder: "Pine! I've never
etc], things, so dual!"
Bacteriological research in the
general field of agriculture and
the related industries is now having
many important applications, Bac.
teleology was developed first iu con-
nection w1th human medicine, and,
in spite of the fact that out of the
bundeedtsof seeeleet only a 'very few
are recognized as celestine disease
bacteelology is still connected inn the
lay of the Canadian, flora.—Dr. J.
AS, 'Swaine, Director, Science Ser-
vice, Dominion Department af Agri-
euliture,
Auction Sale
An auction sale of church shed0
in the village' of Atwood on Thurs-
day, June 01,11, 1040, et 2 p.ni, Pres-
byterian Church 9 -rounds. The 3
northerly sheds composed of 3 bents
each 50 x 10 and .9 ft. posts or each
shed le 48 x 60 It. To be sold in
whole or In part.
H. A, Medourt,
Chairman of Managing Board,
Wim• S. Donaldson y Auctioneer.
Monday morning,
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inofudieg Shampoo
Permanent $1;76, $2,25, $3.00
and $5.00 including finger wave
and shampoo
Dried Finger Wave 25c
Shampoo 26c
Telephone 55X for Appointment
iRENE PEASE
over H, 13, Allen's Drug Store
Such as
Ice Cream Sundaes, Banana Splits ,,
MILK SHAKES—Strawberry, Chocolate, Orange & Vanilla
1 Chocolate Milk and Soft Drinks
Strictly Fresh Dairy Products At All Times
Butter, Milk, Cream and Buttersxtillc
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God will let others be great, but
keep you amnll He will let others
de a work for Him, ands get the.
credit for it, but He will make. yew
wont and toil on without knowing
how much; you are doing; and then,
to make your work still more
precious. lie will let others get
the credit for the work which you
Tree 4000, and• th'is will make your
rewayxl .ten times greater when
Jesus. tomes. The Holy Spirit will
00 .fa strlelt watch over you, with, a'
jealous love, and will rebulte you for
little words and feelings or for
wasting your time, which other
Christian's never seem distressed
over, So make up your mind that
fl -^•1 3s Pr, infinite Sovereign, end
h^s. a 1'4l1 t fn .do 431 i•Ie clearer
with Hie wli, and He will n'at exp
plain to yen a th,oneanci things'
aitch may puzzle yaur reason in
His clealinas with you God will take
yon cit your word; and if you eb
^:ily sell yourself to be IIia slave
We w'll wren yon un in a Jealous
Ines. stet 1"t ether peyote say and
do many things that you rennet do
or soy. Settle it forver, that you
are to deal directly with the Holy
Snirjt, and that He is to hove the
Privilege of :lying your tongue, oe
chaining your hand, or closing your
eves, in ways that others are not
dealt with. Now when you are so
Possessed with the living God that
you ere, in your secret heart, pleas,
ed and delighted over this peculiar
Obituary
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MRS. CHAS. LAURIE
The death deterred in Detroit,
May 29th of Eliza Annie.. Laurie,
•weliew of the lade Dr. 'Chas. A.
Laurie, et Hamilton.' ,She was ,one
of 13 cbildien of E,avid and E1iva
Ann Freeborn Laurie; Mprnington
(Perth County) pioneers', where .aiim
was born in 1850. leor 17 years 431)'1
resided with her father in Howlett
and Gerrie, leaving theee in 1903 for
Michigan and Detroit, where she
resided until her death. Streak
by a hit -and, -run driver she suffered
crippling injuries whiolr she bore
with 'Christian fortitude until merci-
ful death relieved her of pains .to.
v,4rich only hypidermich could give
relief.
She was a sister of the :late
James Laurie of Hawick and later
of Milbank end who was killed in a
runaiway accident there and of
Albeit Laurie of Ltsdotwel. A
daughter Bertha M„ a graduate of
the Gerrie and HanriSton schools
was a teacher, in the Deiro t sehonle
until her tragic death in 1937. She
es survived by a son Relph, As a
broth i' «tili'[aln, ,St. Petersburg,
and a sister Mee. G, W. Doerr,.
wife of the Supt. of De'c'atur, 111-
Li,ht, Heat and Power Co,
OTHERS MAY, YOU CANNOT
1f God has called you to be really
like Jesus in all year spirit, Ile
wtil draw you into a life of ereciile-
ion, and humility, and put ou you
such demands of obedience, that He
well not allow you :to 'follow other,
Christians, and fm many ways He
will seem to let other good peoPle
do thing:) which He will not let you
do.
Other 'Christians and aninieters
who seem very religious and use4ul
may push tbems'elvea pull wires' and
work et:bea ms to carry out their
plans, but you cannot do it; and if
you attempt it, YOU will meet with
such failure and rebuke from the
Lord as to make you sorely peni-
tent
Others can brag on tbemselvee,
on their work, ou their success, on
their writings, but the Holy ,Spirit
will not allow you to do any such
thing, and i7 you begin it, He will
lead you into some deep mortifica-
tion thee will retake 7011 (1ostpise
yourself rand all your good works,
Others will be, allowed to succeed'
in snaking looney, or having a
1e^.,a,ry lrft to them or In having
luxuries, but .it Is likely God will
keep you poor, because Tie wants
You to have something faa- 'better
tluaur goal, and, that is a lselpless
cletitondence on Hini, that He may
have, :the privilege of supplying your
needle day by d+ay out of an unseen!
treasury,.
The Loral Will let others. be
honored, and put forward, end keep
You hid away 1n obscurity, because
He wants, tD produce same 'choice,
fragrant fruit for Isis coming glory,
persionad, private. jealous guardian -
Mile and management of the Holy
Spirit over your life. you will have
found' the vestibule of heaven. --a
Auction Sale
On WEDNESDAY the 12th day of
June, 1940 there will be offered
for sale the household effects of
the late Mrs. Mary WIlbee at her
late residence In the Village of
Brussels among which are the
following:
Extension table, 0 o1'iales., side
board, 2 rockers, 8 small tables, 3
electric letups, electric iron, 3 beds,
springs, mattresses, 2 dresers, 3.
stand, 1 chest drawers, 2 feather
ticks, 3 Dr. pillows, some bedding,.
euntains, radio, foot stool, •setwing
machine, kitchen, table, glass cup-
board, couch, 7 kitchen chairs,
Quebec beater, Quebec range, china,
glassware, silverware, odd dishes,
pots, pans oil stave, oven, washing
machine, wringer, boiler, 3 oil lamps
cushions, carpet, netts, quantity of
linoleum, clerk, flour bcirrei, 3
cream cava, quantity of fruit' and
Pickles, sealers, crocks, lawn mow-
er, wheel barrow, garden. tools,
quantity of wood and coke. other
aa'tiolee, too neinerous, to mention,
TERMS -GASH
There will be also offered fer
sale at the same time subject to a
re3orve -bid the house and two lots.
Ternesc---Ten per cent .purohase
price down; the balance in thirty
days,
lilLetieR D, BL! LL, 13rusetis, Oblarlo
Solleiter for Nie=Adininistrwtrix,
14: cold Jackson.. ,.t.uttioneer.
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