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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1941
Firm, Sparkling Jo s and Jellies
Without Fuss or Failure
SHORT BOIL
For jam you need give
or114. a one•minute to two
-
minute full, rollird; boil -
for jellieonly a half -
minute to a minute.
TH RI FTY
Aa practically no juice has
time to boil aa y you get
up to one half more jam
or jelly from the same
amount of fruit.
NATURAL TASTE
The boil is so short it ran -
not affect tbe fresh, natural
taste or darken the colour.
SURE RESULTS
Follow exactly the tested
recipes given free with
Certo and you'll have
lovely jams and jellies.
EI4
Book o/72 Tested
Recipes under the
label of every
CERT() bottle.
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Canadians Do More
Telephone Calling,
C;•,,
Furth Tete -
,hon, Development Among.
N%tiOns of WOrki
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t h Kingdom. 1.589.595 . in
a41,1 1.4:72.501.1 in Russia. Asia
Pas 1.5'2 1.111ni. of which 1,357,958 are
Jape.
rt. • tylmie-r or telephone cans
mad.• rlia, Ctiirei States in 111
-•".•","""1,-, in Japan, 5.tt:Iti.-
•""....",;i (;,1"1-1111ii.ny :1.0.10,000,teer;
774,1 a. 11;and in the
linif•at
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411,4:• Ar14,41- Germany, the Unit-
1luz,114:n. France, or Canada. all
-,vhieh have moretelephones than
the land of the Rising .Sun. There le
a shortage of telephones in: Japan,
and ii, number of families often share
a single instrument among them.
VICTORY LOAN ESSAYS
daunted rin•i an -
:alter ;dace rci yf reeill
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iver .c.tr leer.e•nvrr day. We 1444..1
•,itv-eives :cal:mare 'that
these 21,..sie- 'are rciit ander Nazi col.
rol, .iyyr 11.-n11es and 101111-
111.4 industries. If eountries such
Austria, Sudetenland. Czechoslov-
SoMe pi the prize winning essays, mark
Norway, Holland, Den -
written in connection with the Vic- mark and France, 'ad have held orf
tory loan campo.ign, by students at the enemy 1.44 Great Britain and the
the 8leaforth Collegiate, British F.:Mpire 7ire nov doing, Hit -
(By Miles Moylillan)
/ e and all the -ism. would be wasms.
Sinee the .lays. ot erielts T.7 keep these masiaeres noun our
cfeitt A 'it -'n.. :lentocracy ha, country, the people .-tf 'Canada must
r'3eu lk.nd money to its .Aovernment. '1 114
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`:" ar, and one thonsand dollar !vile,
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line: Hitlr's. Goet•ing's, (10ebbers,
that of Iles, and many other Nazis.
Austria tras the t11' -.t to succumb 10
Gerrnan might% 'zettlipslovakia, Pol-
and, 1).41101W-14 Holland and France
tell in quick succession. England
•ritands. 7. a bastion against the ris-
ing tide or terrorism which (lire:dens
to sweep iter Christendom." Ore,. 14
rights at 11.-ir side. The gallant itpirit
in that tiny country cannot be de.
feattal. • present battles will
he remembered as long a. Tim,. 1•011:1
Miewuatt'ig.gallantry and self-sacrifice 111
Europe will not suffice to defeat
Naziism. We in the Americas must
work and share and give! We must
never stop in our campaign for
funds. 'We feet only slight pressure
1 until our own dear lads go. And then
the tears, the choked farewells, that
will rise from huntit•eris of throats.
Perhaps by doing our best now WI.,
may save many broken hearts laP•r.
• The Nazis wonder why we tight.
Adolf, in his momenta Of wildest
gl'apial nBg.utmlatoywshe°a‘'n. iloilosispfeooti•jieleatdhePti•sr
inspire people? Nobody doubts that
in cruelty the German police rank
first, You who have read the auth-
entic accounts in "Through Ein
!Jassy Ryes." by Martha Dodd, or
l'altin's "Out of The Night," know
that speak truth. Do you wonder
that Europeans tremble at the name
of Rchoorle?
41114, fighting to preserve, "the
Church as W.." lilloNV ft. -0,10111 1414
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a, .v.. prac,i,... it." c11,1 -7t himself
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CANADA
socks, 10 dozen ties, 12 topcoats, two
dozen men's hats and between three
anti 10111' dozen ladies' dresses. ki
they ch. -Turfed they left merchandls;-.
which they 114-1(1 (.11141 aside unwanted
on the door. The theft was discover.
ed by Lloyd Guenther of the fluen.
owl. Transport, Dashwood, a
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that transformed your daily Life
T OOK briefly into the short past. See a dim, sooty
.1-0 oil lamp. .. Presto l -a clean, brilliant electric
bulb. See a smoky, old-fashioned stove ... Presto !-
a fast, cool, gleaming -dean electric range. Magic
indeed! Today, also as if by magic, electric servants
wash and iron the clothes, preserve and cook the food,
speed the housecleaning -and do all these tasks with
ease and economy undreamed of before Hydro's
"magic towers” began their march across the province.
In very truth your Hydro system brought the
Twentieth Century to Ontario. It has put within reach
of almost every family in this province the "electrical
standard of living". For Ontario Hydro has not only
made power everywhere available - but it has also
provided it at cost.
Electrical " ii'54i44
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444, OUR WAR EFFORT -Runs ON IT...YOUR
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COMI'4UNITY Daisies ON IT...YOUR
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THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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ill:tn. 4.4 )0111'4 Canada. From the
ti,iint of lire.niland to 'Canaria is 4i11iy
ti,•e hundred miles.
If Germany should by any chance
Will this war, we may all become
Mares: we would not Ibe allowed to
go to church on Sunday 'because the
Nazis have no 'God except Hitler. He
would not allow any of us -to think
of religion. There would 'be no free-
dom of speech or thought, for in-
stance -if some person should say
anything against Hitler and 'his par-
ty, his punishment would 'be a con-
centration camp or the firing squad.
If Hitler should ever decide to
declare war on 'Canada we will need
airmen ,who are -experts. To make
these airmen emperts, we need bomb-
ers to teach them, and 'to get these,
we must 'have money to build them.
In this war men take a very large
part but 'these men need war equip-
ment with which to fight. 'For an
army to go out to fight the enemy
without anti-aircraft guns planes,
tanks and .other war inachi;ies would
be, a slaughter. 'It is then our duty to
'give all we can and do without un-
necessary luxuries. For a person to
give half trf 'what he can give is not
enough. 'Our government needs every
cent we can .possibly give; for it not
only helps to win the war, but it
may be cl .great help to us later on
when 'we want to travel or spend it
tfor our ambitions. IF we ,are in need
of money very badly [before the
'bonds are due we can ,get them cash-
ed at the hank or sell them.
(Let tis all strive to -do our .part
this present war by ibuying Victory
(By Wilma Hay)
Grade XT
"Never have so few given so much
for so many."
Winston Churchill's tribute to the
Royal. Air Force is richly deserved.
We should give our deepest praise to
these fighter pilots.
For to -clay the malignant black
shadow of the swastika has risen
over Europe! Looking closely it is
possible to see many faces in its out -
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Pas,es In Saskatoon-
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and bla,ls.ano W1111,, fil•aWitigs
Mull) iti Ainori.,an
tv wilt) it duo. ot Th. 1...
2,1 P. .101111 3i1:-.V..1Cl• troll Sunday. Tin,. II,. 14111, 4„
111;:oillin14. or 14)., ‘1-ath .. 14.•44...14 Tial', 1111-. 0. '4'
10-4,01,1-. Thomas 'AleNay. 110•4'3"
111 114' Sob: w.ifi
short illness. 11 th.• yoluniest
child of the lee I'llonins 11.1,•Nay 1,44
Mtiry Hamilton anti leaves in 11
110 his wife. formerly 1,1,11 !Potpie
ine .if Halifax awl three chil,h•en.
Illargaret, Jack and Elizabeth, also
two brothers., John, 1114th, -.11. and
R. D. MeNay. MacLood, ond
threr. sisters. Airs. Spidran. ()riffle.
Mrs. Evang. Saskatoon. and- Miss
Ida. Monty. Brantford. Mitchell Ad-
vocate.
Thieves Carry Off $3000
From Edighoffer Store -
Between two and three o'clock one
morning last week thieves looted the -
premises of Edighoffer and Son at
Mitchell, getting away with some
$3000 worth of merchandise, includ-
ing around 100 suits of men's cloth
Ing, eight dozen shirts, five dozen
pairs of gloves, 25 dozen pairs men's
.cleAkOrr- tOBACOO.
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
Assures Security for over
One Million Partners
H. R. LoNp, GODERICH
District Agent
J. GALLOP'S GARAGE
SEAFORTH
Chrysler, Plymouth and Fargo Dealer,
Come in and see the new Plymouth car and Fargo Truck
We also have a Service Truck—if you have car trouble,
phone 179 and we will come promptly
PHONE 179.
All Repairs Strictly Cash.
SEAFORTH
We Aim To Please
DEAD AND DISABLED ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT - SEA7ORTH 15. EXETER 235
DARLING & CO. OF CANADA, LTD.