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Pt.. of rvm outaglnq
egg ar.ludrutnt•s to supply
xnua a,:.f' - rinantity of the blast
grfeitfElk?'tis far Britlai_otiering the
t'emV-e:a•,t , t ru+ :41'h:utter:it SwIndlos
13:`lea been authotiee'd under an
.,.cngrx,rir-Clinuescil Just passed. to DIV
411:111ttra tern 3 zetanta jaw ',lonen on
art
.. V.,ogge wertilmased for export
r :sol • ate' ,.arenietitt 'agreement . With
*'ar,eEisarlltrsl:• 'Minister of baud. An ad-
it2iii!II Yearns cif ?y vent per dozen
;vain-ttie.kcaa Ytrr'otl alitiingatleil retalne the
eta cal iitbri tnelsine
Att. aJtl watch is now specially
Walton
rHE DRI TSS l'OST
Canada's War Effort
Pommels: Miss Mary iluutttlules,
Leauidnrt, an, with her Pareunte, Mr,
and bite. -W, . J. Iiumplu•ies; Miss
Beth Shaunon, Mitchell, whit Mrs.
Margaret Shannon; Garnet pun -
zings, 4Vtngitain, with his parents,,
Mr, and Mrs, Laurence Cummings;
William Bolton.and Miss DolwihY
d olton, Rochestr, N.Y., with fotan-
er's mother, Mrs. L Batten, ;11cKil.
lop; Mrs. Orem Aberdclinger, Walton,
with Iter parents Mr. and Mrs,
Noble Gerry, I3rttdsela; Miss .Mar-
g ret Glower, W1ng!tiam, with 'Miss
Reith Cunrntings, Mrs, Orr, Coder-
inatvoletoin 117 the 'Ministry.
. , 4llth Mist, SV, J. HutnIrxlri0s;
a1L a ttA clunitratts with the British len,
d Wiliam, London, at the
of7
72,
Y:e.. ,ail for the delivery home, of his. grandparents. Air. and
AtEx , it tit e1Y the British
May ' 31st Mrs. ])avid Wat-
ntex� 1;tecently the T3ritinlr Alimista•y Alo+w, It. W. I1aY;
, a; requested that this quantity be son at the home of Mr, bias d Hugh
fs. r.enswed and also that the ed in aatnr Fait ILri Ss on. Hgl friends in Bru(a
ya;e'-ria Canada. for >•clliPrrient in the )alis; Mrs. Thomas Young with
y 1
Tier TS -2. Tb.e sum provided tinder anti Mrs. L'iurence Cummings: Mn,.
es
in
,n ;yr1•ecan-inis sufficient of .,forth; Forbles Ida, withfriends
sans ISea-
Sea-
-weer -a d total of 1.273,000 cases Frank Dam
s, L2 i;,:hoped that with the in lin. Dundas, Toronto,
4114111v` the bonus provides that Can. des, Minden, 111r, and Mrs. William
.soinice vetedua•ers will so organize 'Dundee, and Eleanor
eir
with
• Y srp efforts 1 in
wiay
tmAt to verm,ulethe
aan1Wth sof Dree el. Toronto, and Cosby 6tnis,
',•ot 1'srSt:tTn is asking, for. Fort Brie. with. their Parents, Mr.
- price for Grade elms for ex- and Mrs. Peed Month; Mr. and Mrs.
)eery 1;tneling the winter period 111) to William Telfer anti c'hiidren, Kay
„,slit -wry 2.8. 1942, now becomes and •Coumte, St, Thomas, at the
14:-I. twnL.s per dozen and for the 'home of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Day
yy nautili 1. to May 31, 1942. it idson; Mr, and Mrs. Frank Graham
tt:., "tete) apply on Grade A eggs and daughter, Prince Albert. Sask..
ee.se,d :,n etera1r f -r expert in the with Prank Kelly and 'Alts•s 'Merger -
Jeri 1942, and the Price for these et IGelly, 8'tli line. Morris township.
F217'ix.' the same es for the winter ^.
4nnsm _vet 33.12 cents pee dozen f.o.b. °
owtliei vr4l
A weekly review of IleveloPanents
ou the ]tame Front: December 18-
20. 1941.
1. With :only on day's supply of
water left, hong )tong yields: to
everw]retnuing Japanese odds, Can-
Milan force of.approximately 2,000
mete -including Quebec Royal Rifles
and Winnipeg , G'renelierte--fought
with British. and "$11th trloPs in its
defence. Minister of Defence
Ralston: "hong Kong Will be ft
sombre hitt glorious page in the
record of the Canadian army"
2. Primo Minister Mackenzie King
accorritPatiied by Defence MMinister
Ralston and Navy vY
Minister tn
ald leave for Washington to confer
withn President. Roosevelt and Prime
Mitite,ter Churchill, Y
9. Free French forces •occuPY St,
Pierre and Miquelon, (Islands in the -
St, Lawrence Gulf under the Vichy
regime).
4. 'Without exception. announces
Menitio10 Minister Bowe, no rubber
will in Inhere be. releasedor non-
ess'entials.
5. Further reduction ordered in
output refrigerators and washing
machines, 'Orders prohibit produce
tion charring any calendar month
cornutcucing January 1 of more units
of eerie class designated by Control-
ler of Su1NIlies than 60 per cent r'f
the monthly average of that groan
mariwin 1940, Only exception 18
hand washing m'aoltnes with wooden
tubs, nuota for which is 100 per cent.
6. Galvanizing of all sizes . of
drainage fittings banned, Mann -
fa et ure
anu-facture curtailer) of all commercial
laundry and dry cleaning equipment,
7. Price ceiling will not apply,
announces, Wartime Prices Board. on
;,ales 1(Y processors, dealeis and re-
tailers of codfish (Pastern and West-
ern) herring. h+add.eck, •smelts:
mackerel. clams. hake. halibut and
all fneesltwater 'fish. Price ceiling
continues to apply on sales by tate
trade of other fish, such as salmon
Purpose: to provide adequate sup•
Plies for domestic consumers midi to
ensure that entire catch will not be
exported.
8, To assist in maintenance of
price ceiling, orders in council nisei -
tit amending customs procedure:
Ifat IniPosition of spertai or dumping
duties on imported goods suspeno'r-
For 14100 being such duties apply
)uly to fruits and vegetables. (b)
(:'us5onts duties on imported goods
nosy now be calculated on actaul In-
v0l0(' value rather than ani fair mar -
kelt value for home consumption in
noun try of origin. .
9 To stimulate egg production
or Britain, Agriculture Department
, announces bonus of three cents
dozen en till grade A eggs' for export
to Britain.
1e. 'ro encourage milk production
Wartime Prices Beard announces
subsidies to producers of milk sold
to manufacturers of concentrated
milk products aud in certain areas
to producers of milk sold for fluid
milk distribution.
11. united Slatestanada perma-
1 rent defence beard boll.,. ,even
hour eoufcrenee in New York. in
subs clinch t sit element, Board says
"milliary air and naval plans of cle-
i Police heretofore made are in setts -
1 factory 'operation," Board further
anno1110ed that in operation and
1 execution of joint defence plana "no
ltoundtry exists."
I 13 .joint War 'Production Com-
( nt:ittee of Canada and "United Stales
recommend, •combined all-out tear
prod.m(m 00(101(1 of 110)'
h ii nouc•rs.t.islsltuiifirng'inand 1way1of suc1h
•'f 1101' tnlereaap 111 ,,r1' (' will he, paid 'IInlatry.
.lir,-»rt tine trade on all Grade A , The bonus will be limited to Grade
' � for export purchased from pr'- A sirme the
British ess than Ministry
7 per is snasoS
Me December 22. ton that.n
tvsn• on and after the Pegs under the spring cont•raet
"'''e'' g . under the be of that duality as contracted
'env.: prices f ,r th•> neg. s of per cent
2ctYsiwr agreement with the eatL4ae- 4tllp5 centet1nt kers under'theAand
1941
rot oneary stele c onsideeed .ah
at the time the agreement spring cnetract.
•leets made. In ticmeantime labour
egg producers of ae p:abiliZed assures
ries
;n cut •irodnction c,;ste haveliedeggs,
.. tree -unently making It difficult to ; throughout 1942 for top quality
• 47M1 .,.t• AllP mixtrin m quantities of , The bonus will not he paid on Grade
,-tg5 re -quested by the British ^ B and Grade C eggs.---__
WlliiTh1169IPAY,
)1C(s, 81s
1041
JA (WMTOWN n1,�'Ft0� tem . a ao o`gyp_ "" iY
lF
The Janrestiown War Workers
Society held their mitten' meeting un
Thursday, Dec, 11tH. Tile s'eere-
taty end`tre:r urea gave their reports
for the past yriar, wiii011 ,proved to
be,a vary successful one, $025.84
'being the amount t1lt00 in .during
the year. The following` officers
were 0leeted'.tor the corning Years-
tPreSklent-•+Sirs. W. Balfour
1st Vice -Pres. --" J. McFarlane plane l
Ind -Vice-Pr011r"•Mr•s .
Secretary—Mrs,. L. Frain .,
"•
Assistant. Sec. -Mss. M Grainger
Preasitiate ,Miss M. Turnbull
'rile following is the shipment
sent to 'the Salvir:tiaii Army far *the
year:— (5
Fee ltefuger+s•-.114 tauntµ. 5 crib �gea
g
ulli,a, 2 pr. fl!8n+edleUte blankets, 0
S
x
tt
ed 7
- ne
wr lar
h,a I
P llnh+.fi, 1+o t'e.11oP u
packages of 101151, ace esso ies con- I if
raining 1 towel Washcloth soap comb 'f
t . •"site and brush.
tori It
and P
)hila Menem --25 shirts,. 14 pr• 'Banta, 4
gr. underwear,. 31 Pr- Py)a117'as• 1 11suit coat. Fa
Por Women -5 coats, 35 slips, 55
pr. 111orome'ts, 0 nightgowns, 1 pr.
e9ockings 1 pr, ankle -socks.
For Gide,-7 •skirt0, 22 dresses, 1
51101 suit, 1 pr, pyj'am+ass 5 pr. snag -
glee.
1,'cr Reyes -9 pr• 11Yjeanas, 10. shirts.
2,1 pr. pouts, 20 pr. overalls, 1 eo taer
m+aelairnw & helmet 2
5 pr. drawers, 1 sweater.
For Children ---31 trews,", 54 slips
65 pr. bloomers, 55 nightgowns, 19
pr. sleeper. & Pyianln", 2 coats, 3
nr, gloves 12 rr. stockings. -2 pr.
mitts, 5 veste 4 gamer,
Per :Pi -hie' --n bonnets, 5 complete
lave !'e..y. 3 b'ncle•s, 514. doz. diapers
5 *ai"' 2 tacked. and 1 kimono..
Per S ldt0l0'--113' pr. socias, 8 Pr.
oers ,l11s. 4 seamen's scarves.
e, cleo eleee, 5'9e,ate4,5+, 1 turtle neck
<v,t egt0', 1 turtleneck tuck-rm, 21 P1'.
whole mitts, 2 pr. rifle mitts, 3 pr.
eievrr: 25 vnirvee. 5 pr wristlets.,
22 helmets. 1 nor. broadcast mitts,
1 n,-, half mitts. 414, doz. handlce•r
hiefc ar,1 10 d'ilty bags containingning
traeth 05ete & bruelh. •wribin+K
1' 7' ". b',aderl towel, um,
• --vier Sr envelopes', pencil, g
,.1,.,4.11•,da be+rs. nleri]•ing yarn and 2
nieces of knitted garments.
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T,eSP-:A'SA-IOT GUILD
INFORMAL PORTRAITS
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, rru1bin0(1 effort', Beth Governments
a.ppray.. 114011111111.1nea1(4 in ('very
lrrforrnal portraits are easily taken Indoors. All you need are a few ane 1' t Ih•itl 1110 1111trri:als of both countries
„+wnsive accessories for many evenings of pleasure during the winter
will be pnol0(1 for all-out tyro' Pro
right to matte suggestions to your 1, dilation,
Season's
'V o
Jai r e e d rn s
With the whole World embroildxIn armeto d conf ldar
It becomes Increasingly pehple g star seem?
the •Christmas Season - - yet a
most brilliant In the darkest night,
times like. these, ' when there Is so much '
• 1n In the world, Christmas,
misery and suffering
with it's deep dyer twenty
of
- deep-rooted
meaning ro
centuries of Faith and Goodwill, le a very
bright star In the blackness of the present day.
Accordingly, We take this opportunity to frank
you for your splendid .patronage. 1n the year
past, and 16ok forward to your oo-operation
in the difficult days that lie ahead, and wish
you 'the happiest possible Christmas, with
heartfelt hope for a NeW Year crowned • with
Victory, and the pricetzss blessing of an enduring
peace.
Stewart Bros.
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* 09011111 the departed was held. Iii.)
a: 4' bright ta:ta>erul, smrie tali) be sadly
Obituary missed.
ALEXANDER STEWART
ILatbweli SPeiran of Ethelpa.•;.:t 1'he•re. EXAM tytvaY at the route eI
away on Dec'. 28tlh, 1941. in his 80th , 1toy iM0t.drlan+e, Greg Ttvp., Sunday,
year. 1 December 28111 Alexander . Stewart,
He was born on Jan,
)son of 2 the
` H4 was bort-1 in Callender, Scotland,
Cou. 10 of Grey being in 1894 and was the, son of the lata
late Iiartw111 +Speilau taut Ruth
1)1111 :Stenveat and Mary McFarlane,
Amelia Copeland. Iia tt'as rnarri01st
be, the eldest of five children tali
•n 1801 to iylnry Jane Gook also i prcd,4,,,t xcedl.:
c cluing to Canada with its parents
at the age of five y0500 he re,ideel
on u farm one mile north of Hans',"
where he spent his entire life 01111
the exception of the past seve,a
years, wheelie made his home won
Jim. and 1107 bleFarlan, Brussel'•
The ln.te Mr. McFarlane was of ,1
quiet congenial nature and had al
ways enjo'y'ed the best of hemie
until be took ill two weeks beret:.
decease) tt n Ij bis death,
from Which he retired 13 years agar 1 T3•(1 was a member srT the Iien. vl
to enpaY a well earned rest, living tar 11' 011rian (`hurrh,
in Atwocd 6 years and '1 years ill
The funeral was held on Tneeil•'y.
Ethel 13e W11.0 a faithful member
December 3011, free tate home of
of. the United Citurell and was ul- Roy McFarlane.1111,end wag c audttcted
ways a friend of those in need. by Rev. Mr. Kerr, of Brussels. Pan.
Funeral services were held on baa#0os being six nr,ighbor., Al.
Tuesday, Dec, ;;orb, with a short Armstrong. Sti114307 Wlu•cter. 1V 1
private a:eriice in the home at 1,30 )tarn Bishop. ('101 Jar1(111' Stp1t tit
and Put.lir sert+iae h0 the. church JI tid.aurhbtl trod Jahn Work
.
grey' t,aWI101 p. Surviving to mourn
'their love+ are his sorrowing wit',
f:.ur sons, W. lI J C' and G. t of
Gal' and •Ci. 16. of St. Louis, Mo
One daughter Myrtle Ada, prede
ceased him 12 years
tigociri11U 0❑ alma
There are 11 guard
1 bratter and 4 Kis:et.w Luke (Atelias.
Ruth Whitfield, Mrs, Geo.
and Sins. F. Wood• of Brussels anti
\Ira. Wm. l'Liebel of Goder4ch. The
1 sats wucceesCul farmer
-�•� 1NIIIN indoors or out, the most
!si important part of any snapshot
s� trrelit is a good likeness. The very
;Rol ""portrait" menus a likeness,
( ;'a also suggests a portrayal
a:a1Ch is natural and shows some-
uing of the persons character and
',Individuality, as well as the sub
;Oct'(( features.
910 obtain such personality studies
mreleors, you must do two things.
a3aret, arrange your flood lamps and
41nt'ra in advance, so that: yen can
�s,a.p a picture quickly and without
lot of fuss and tinkering. Second,
,,(10 your subject at. ease.
/For example, ginner. at the picture
n';•ov0, The photo lights tver0 set up
t Lite side of tate chair while Jane
woe absorbed 11
13 readiness,olhen
:everything was
her
?attention was attracted for a me -
meat; she mailed 08 she looked at
ate camera—and the shatter Was
" 1ea1101. it is this type of ahootbig
.0(151 enables you to get, spontaneous,'
rrratnrel exln•essions.
'Don't depend upon one 01(01 of
.attirtie. TTsnnlly one in -1111 is worth
•:tt Manlier of picl.ures ebnwieg vari-
subject for different Poses leer a I 1 5, 'Wunl me LTouells i,ld Cf;av
for a turn of the head ora change rrnne•n1-rttmed cornpau ) now re,
of expression --but don't theist ton y
much on minor details. Try to get ('(k lra readdals from more then
your pictures quickly, so that Yon 1.51111 i nrs1 s it is building la relit'
eau avoid "posey' exPrrselons, guide brnsing ?hern,ge. Al pmol (1f
Now, a word shout indoht 101(8 • ; NevPntl•('r, cohllnrny had rnnmlrtett
Ing, The placing of Tina lights must
not be extreme, for you don't want 1 nr under eentrav! 4 799 boners, '1
odd lighting effects in informal Por 11' hcheea VIM', 11inng h111s nn.i I.
trailnre. A basic, lig1111110 plan in- t 1.01, ,'scrim bm114R•u4. p"Ihunio,l
1
a
-•t
rd tun
volving iwoa ur flood f valor rf laid ell eeet,a,.;, in• {
2 toil] be fmtrtrl
R1 ,.flue nail.
t 1i t rn�ul at rn.•, 'tr irr1111" con -
the canton. anti tite in -0, 2 light off
to the side and a little higher, They Overt Ger m In 111'bn' ,r1•t,, with rte
should both be al, the same 1115tnur•P ut iia u,, 1 en•. 1,•111 an ^11111(11,
from the suh,ienl. This prode a
nicely baianced lighting will: no pert,1
No, 1 and a No. alo,Ic!r urwa•„;,'„ P0,11-8, wi•iks t
Sad5Tn0101Y for a wino variety of
pictures. Place thn No. 1 light near 11491(11
FOR
MEN
The Deo "Es•
quire' hand-
some and man•
nosh. lust es
shown.
Pognllar Elco $2750
"New Era'•,
model In the
smart coral
shade. x2375
i
3 o c lt,ck. Itis MI'. r, 13ev. )1"11°1 tt•:us (nate in Tin ,•1s
Surll in (•118('5(4. Mi•, );neat 1)01111011 rtiueb0ry.
sang a beautiful solo Floral tri.
butes were from:- wife tons ).rand- 1
WANTED --
e.” ren. brotnephews.
'.r and sifted uuice. ,genders for 2t) cord. 14-hteeb body
WANTED—
le." , l nephews, lflriot Putted Church. tvoo(1. 100acll and maple. 1',,111101•t4 to
v 1rbmat and friend of Pthel and be in by January 10th, 11,r 2. se Nn•
Si'. ('. Sl t r+n on and Gurfieid TlakOr 3. Mends.
of C,:u. ln, Grey ];twin Armstrong. Ser,•Tre•a3•
1*aul1eurera 111011' Sinr. Patterson.
(00.1100 Addy,. ltcrt Vrnldrn, Angus
Brown. Alex Speirnn and Itarttvell
gpeirall.
l,`1mt•prUearetw were. ('tare 'Michel.
Ralph Merton, Spencer Boyd. T,a- „PieusO:'
i(. ne )'udder, Mau rive Speiranw anti The wle" lit.r•y grin tied elute- arida
1 ],tali Speln:0( \V11ile 1)1011inm nl' t'1l( . undrrn..,t,t
1,'riend�g were present fraan St.
Aad 1'0nv, (1(01(0' frii*iIt. W,• 0a+t `t
I.enis. Tham,]lt,nn. ',l Marys (=ode" rvnfrss
0h'b. Genie, JanIPclown, Listowel, We like the Jrtp a whole 1"I In
Ltnnod, Walton, Rtusns0ls Hurl 311 (3. ...Alt.
with, sh(whrg tint high esteem in
'HYMN OF HOSTILITY
We've never 1'ilced the Japanese
teeth
The war they smirk and sputter.
r,blt -!t, 1',.,' now road tit•'!
tgn 1 1 .01.•. 1,,,01+ in Cin'• '1'
It 11 ,..,1, ti- ,,.1,.tut 11'1,,,(01,•
5111 rr r(minell1 t'wncrl eantpmtv),
tee,. 1,,: ,,Iv lalnube1,
1a- tl•a0iricdl end Preen+'('rl
„or.,.,,•n/ern(r•. 1'rnr)1 fr•t•O 11.1,
1 ,r a. .1-1.1, t.(00(0..
r
extreme or harsh shadows. `'Vllh
the lamps .just. tloarribe.d, used in
ineyou canscardboardive reflectors,
easily Linesnap$110111 evert
with a box camera loaded with ]sigh
speed film.
Try aallte 111101 mal portraits to-
night. TheY'r0 easy 10 make, anti
geed indoor shots 11100 (51350 the ap-
peal and variety of yaur (11Unrn,
Jnlrti Van Guilder . 0,1.1 ,.0 rawor,r0 1.10o rt ,1 'Op '000 ' 1e
' to jlnlrrimlotl Sur Its 111 rr4t1IM..
3ug. expressions and lyases. It 5 ail i 3
FOR
LADIES
Cbatmtnelt,
mood Ho
Vorsav"•..tn
the now•corda 1 75
c��oho$•!�)
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yet dependable
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IT PAYS
SEAFORTH, ONT,
Our Diamond Room Affords i
Privacy When Buying t
think -an operation is INEVITABLE
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