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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1942-10-07, Page 1THE BLYTH VOLUME 17 • NO. 09. I)u11ga1111OIl Fair Is Well Attended James 14, Grieve I)ies At Seal'orth I'i11' ('alit;;itlltllet ,\gl'it'lltltll'at 11:'ll'i) , .1111th', I.' iii' (:,11'1'1', for itratry yeah; Ina: added one 11lore site('(=.fol 8111. to ;a \V•i ll-hii'i %ii 1.1.1:11,10 of Seafftirta, died its history, \ftt:t the holding of ilk at hi,; huhu' nn 01tir,...;e street, in Mon - still animal gallwring on '1'11'11. Ila) day in his 11:11.(1 viar, \Ir• Gri1'te hat and Friday, las and tiro r:ttiottin', boil( in 11(,01. h' alth ,info P:iS11'1', anld efts a I'i\V dt'eps of ruin 111 Ihr ; 1101.11 in \\'iitlhrot,, in 1..7!11 ht' aflerlu,e:n fitill'd 1(1 11ann1 the 111.1111' til the un til' Ili' fall !(ub,rt tit'ott the.,0 \',i •hitt ; In ,Iticnd, 111th 1111' r.' t; 11.1.' ;ani I'slheu 1,1 ;!i.'. (tit hrbrnur\ :,till Ihat there was rho largrI;t allell �Ih• L(:, he \v„,.,0111111/'/1 in 1=1'0(111.111 dauee for many year;;, to \lay ('htff, laaghlvr of Nnhl' ('tuff 'I'1)(' \Valh'rton Ladies' Mugle 11:111(1, til' S1'afcul!t. \i r, (:1.11'(1' 11.11„ a miller strong, headed the li,itvl1' ot'';thnii by trade and for ninny years wort;'tl children from t!even schools Mout a!1 in Swifnrih, t•etlriug I )•eats ago, Ile the (I!stride �w'a, a Inimher of FIN! I'roihylirlin The \V(r:n: ti's In;lirutt' and railg:ui•'church, and at one time tt•us a metuher 111;11 Iced l'rosi had an antra^live 11110111. of the .\11(.11'111 (Irder of I'oresler. Citi;sr; on I111' nnntb1'r il' hr;1115 in a' Surviving hrsidi:; h'; widow• n1.„ jar, \t'ith n 11ainly silk 11 1111 ;IS the Otte sun, Cunnet• frank 1;1'11 Vu, 97111 prize M.o:!gilt in a twat mum for Ilse field I'atiory, Rugal l'aundian .\1.111 ;s, ,\ Iitlt, in \\1111.11 auli'lues Ivry, 110\\• u\•erse:ts; titin ehnlght,'rs, tf1 re Sh( wn, also w'a,; a t0pub11' r'' \Iarg:lrri of Svaf;1:11, Mrs. I'redericl( I Sort, tool Ilse (truss pro(i al \very itt• I;. \\'illi; til' Se.,f1 frit, till \Irl. E• h, tiled equally T1'I\\eeu the \\'01111'11'`; Harding of Langstaff: one brother, institute awl the l':lnadian Legion. Iit':'1 rt til' ti,:tfuriti, and 1\\•0 Other attraction:; \fere at half•nttl\Irs, 'I'hunta; ilnblc!rlt act.. `.::,.• 11'11 Loy,;' running race in 1\'1111'11 1-t t,':I; 11;011 Hogg, both of Scafnrti. '1'111•,1' pe till ',, .% 1l,otain race on her;rhaeli• art' five grantclliidrim, 'I'w'o '1,•1•11r 'I( \\•"s, ht a decorated \\•a• I Th( I'tni'ral was h. Id nn \Veehlesiay lieu drawn t!' a \\1111' burse \\111'11:x1 : o'ciuclt from iii; !ate residence. \\a:; lel IIy a :;111.111 \\•hit" iiu7, Oriole Rev, Hugh ,I1l of Fiat I'resiyt:'riitt full for the 1ildie,, rhnrca eonel'u'I'I Ihr service. Inter. In the evei1);' 11 ; \te0regot•\1111'111 \\m; male iu 11ai11:m(11001k (.1,111 , ('onrer! ('ontpauy, Hamilton, 811.11::;11-: e trey. and playeet for tite, 1'1.0\0 attended both id the pre ;rail (,lire. A large howl ions. The follt (vin;; Hoy ;' pinning urn; (Ilene, I Itiingt,tttlitl. Safe After Dieppe Raid aur the \It;. lotlie \'int of ;4.It;ttford re ra'r• \l; 1'11t ' :\1111 i, iv"tI n eahie fri it her sen, \Viihert. ung"nntiti D', r';,oil' stifling Ihat he had rettu•nrd slf•.'ly I'ronl the I:itppi Raid. Ile is a aeillt w 'co, Laura \lay 1iarv,.;• (I' \Irs, tleorge tnrni=:; or Illyth, an 1 Ice, 1',11'1'1, (::ay, \Itirllell ... • 1 1 1 \vent Overset.; \\ill' the I(.('.i': , of \1',)111' (:tntlau, I!rifrf, I'urv'y, Luelinow• 111'1011 Irene Ilan\'( Arr. Lidon, in 11110• -I 11,11\t 1., ('11\111, 'I'r'swa'+,r. 3 I e sv Ut'(lcn (ieiiii,e Ariust.rong. I'lur1'nrl (Iraltnn, I'rifrr, 11')1'11, \\'ittgham . I a , Issues ilea For Support Time vhst heat, -'t; Sr'unl heat, III 1.111111'(1 \Tlct(iry IA)an 1)rlvc Ili1,,; '1'1111.(1 Meal, :,_s, f A:; \\'au•den of 1 111:011 County, I rare• 1101ses •Itl''itght--'t'tfoyear-old I'll 0:Ily frith•;t the citizens In snhseribe 1y 1'r Gelding, John McQuillan; 'I','ault to the ;1111 \'ictory Loan to the limit in Itatrt'"' ,, Jack Veld( n, of their isources, It ta(1,; a lot tit :\grifnittn'aI -Prooil mare, havittg Ott tti y to s tildl: our 1ig'ltli11g force: tit;;ill foal in 11I1..), \\'illiaul She\\I'i'iI w'il4t the proper elnipnteltt and :MP pot's. \VIII' IS \1';y (rest1y, 1)111 \\0'tit1 111,1 it Me t•o,tlier if the Piffled Nations \\ere rt:'ir'ati':! Huron l'o;ntty hit" all 1.11\ table rt curd In the number of 111 .11 in the nrnt,d force;, in the number of stir stations, in the response to Ili:• \'tiriuus patrirtii appeals unto the sale of \\'at Saving, l'ertficotes and \'i' tory Motet;. 1 ('1.l certain that Ili' objective of t,!+nn,',1.ti for the :it'll Vie tory 1 watt (fill he oversntsru•ibed. (lcnt'ge .\rttlstt'eng, \\'a'rticn of Unroll (1,001(. Enol til' I'll!, \\'illi'm Sri ttfe'll; 'Truett in harness, Jack \'oildeu, i;etit•,l lilt:Tose or \Vngno - 'Two• )•ear -old filly or (lidding. \\'illiam °hewt'ell • (:len ('anlplo'It One year-old filly n1. ti'Iding, (:l(u r'autp')0ll; in hart, ;s. \\'iWWhim 5hc'wI',IL Janus M'ur: t 1.1., (;leu l'-'til1)111.11. Carriage or II 'cline). `mile hr:e itt harm , P. 1?, I'en:ing. \\'tit, fill, (:11'11 1''mlhell; lb. 41 groom' l lairs( 1.'1 halter, William Shet\f'ell, 11, 1?. 1 'ittttg. Road 1l:trses '11':,'11 rt' hors's hi horn,•:::, Curti(' and 'I'nt'vhlI Single hors(- iu barn':';, I'`, Ila:k'r, I and I1111'(111 Comity Junior \ Spt 'i Ii t:enl1( 011'11'; 'I'nrnitut • Cur- Assticiati°r ii U1 1 Orotlto roe ;n"I 'Ptn'\itt. 1 and P. E. hear- Alllltlill Meeting iug, ;t. LI•ly I;river w'i1h single hors;' The .Uutttal \I'etit.g of the Miro', and 1tt y -Lunn' i);nuln, I', t', I)ra• ('onitty Junior .\ssuciatiou of 'knout: ing. 11(.0 nta?•'It'tl span ofhors(-•; 011 wokl;tt e Ute 1'(bnt of a Bowling Putt; groin ils, Dark \'nddrit, I and 2; Currie to h' 111'•1 ;It Ihr ('en'ral Ittd\ling ,tt u ` 1111(1 '1'ttr'itt.3; Ire:tt'm11 111'rtl in ('fats R'r 1.'111110 ('Iib, ah,ppard :'Ir" sr;, I, 2 and ", Jack \''•Idea, 1 turd 2• km Sul 11.(111) c'.ruiug, O't(1;.'t' lith a 11;0'111' 1.S' itngr,y 11•'1'1' 1 t:t't1' ail '1'111.- 1:^n 1'mple alley rsihtce has b'"1 re \•itf. 1 and 2, Spc'iti. Iirs.t ('illy ((1 st'r\ed for the uu'nt9'rti, Lunch \\ill gelding, 1 and _-),' t •-ol'1 t, hl 'lass''s he s'ryea. 1, :.' and ;I, John e\It(lnillan, \V11111ut 1'illow•iug ant e\itttug (d' ho\fling at Sh'wf lt. 'slit : t 1 usiuc,<s meeting will be held to l'a111' •- :\udr'w flaunt, 1,tlr tun\\'' clic l a committee to manage the As w'un all prizes in S11orihirn tial'.+. t,o'tation's ucti\ili(); for t1)' coming l'r;ntic 'Todd, Intel• ntw, won all i rizr; year, in .\' i:dct n-,\ngns, ,hut's Lyons, N't.itu'rs to Toronto aro urged to Lnrhnnll, won all priz's itt tit' 1'',wcrow to this Patty and get acquainted ford (ia';s, Crade Cattle - ,Stem. ('ale under on, y(tu•—•Ia.tut,; Lynn;, Frank suerelary, Non. Fred E hitt, whos' (;lion; 111,!('1. ('all' an(l'r 1 yiar adtlr'ss i; 2:I2 heath Street \\''sl will \\111.xid I''retittan. 5,1"ials-'Best Ib'1 h' glad to 111'11r from persons interest - , 'din the uctiviti's of the Am-iodation, '1'. 1(;11111 ('o. (:silver \1uttfin i)I 1) d I, ,las. I.yons. Hest111111, any age, any lire 'd, i inrpsun prize (a silvet•platf ilatt\'t'1- 'Andrew Gaunt, Meso balter- brilo tt cabs' esttil1'tt'•I by boy or girl - \\'idled Ilrenuau, Ices( herd of throe (1.111.1 and I malt' in classes 7, S and p ---Frani( 'Todd, Janne; l,yens, Andrew rl Sit( t -p- 1' ••'ir,st', A ;' rant, Purves Bros.; 1: trading Rant, Frani( Menu:Agra', 1.w'. 1'1.1'1111' (11'1111; Shtat'liug 1 w•1., !toy Alton, 1 autd 2; Eve lamb, l'urfie; ibos., 1 nail 2; Rant lamb, l'm'- vt 1 Erns, Oxford l'•'w'us--\gotl rant, U. 11'111 wan, I'nrvu,k Bros.; Sh'arlhtg l''rlil'i'at'1. Ut ' :: Ram faunas, alt)' rant, 0,\Ii4:,tw'au: Aged ewe, 0, 11e- breed, P. I':. Dearing, (Iowan,1'101 ,c Bros.; Shrarllog eive, ( rigs - In the Yorkshire and Tain- t),\I(t,0W 1It, Purves Ibis; Ewe lamb.; 'ttorth ('lasses, Samuel Alton won all 0, \Ic(io•wan, l'urv'cs-13ros.; Haut lauu't, i the prizes in all classes, with their I'clltw' 1itu•iultes, The f1.« l'alf exhibited by buy or girl, poi I'ur\et••, 1 and 2. Shrops•hh•es--O. \!c•• Gowan won till p.ize; in thin h"t --.\11Y other pm''•hr'd hria'll — A,;;•'d rant, (must be rcgist't'ed)—l'. Dh:it hl,;, 0. \t'l;otfatt. Shc.u•ling (taut O, \IcCc'wan, 1', i'.. D'ot'ing, Aged Ewe P. 1':. roaring. O. 11010w•an; Sh'arliu'.; 'w•11, 1', I:', Tearing, I and ": I'.t\e lamb 1' E. Pealing, 1 and Ratti latth--1'. I'.. Ilearin,g, 1 and 2, Sheep :'?'•'lal— Mr;t :1 ewe lauths, any hrr'd, bred anti exhibit( ,I by owners, O. M'(1nw•an (prize Ity Simpson if a ;t':1 \\'a1. ;Savings BLYTH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, OCT, 7, 1912. WHO'S WHO In The First Blyth Council And Appointed Officials J, S. MacKINNON The (urea enntprlsin; the 'I'It'- Village 1'f III1111 coos' ds tit' approximately Ore Ihoul•antl air''. Two hundred ;0111 forty acres eon, thtilt it a part of Ho, 'I'„\\ n •hip of I•:a-t \1'aw:en„sh and Iho !mimic,. a p,tt'I of 1111, 'l'oletuitit of \tum,. The uuij n pnrtl 11 111 1111 \'tll'Igr is in ..\I0.1 is. It wee . ill Isi 7 that Ihy el '1'i: I'm teal- made 10 form Ilio \I',nicil t1: and (1111' of the fir:1 thing:, lit h,' (lone tta to hate a Village ('ttttlll'it n; far Itr Ilse t't't'Itl',is `110\C 110 111'1'11011 tint- 11,!11 11'11 1.1,1' wf the 0111,'t:1t,1111!gg (itlzit -A w'•111' 111'1'11'11 11y ait'lattlatiol, to ail a1, flet t,• VII 1 (' Ilnu ilio(-<, II I: doubtful if a better sclectiul could Bake e 0 made, although 1 II:01 r'ome that diridetlt is elaborating till; t11w1tlht at-( til) filth 'r kvas one el the men -;1it cte1L The follow ill, t, it ti 101 the mewl: '1.s of the ('onne'il and afro the otticialk at pointed itt the first t''tntla:ly it it;ti1tttell ll1r1'1111;t, REcVE PATRICK KELLY I'attick Kelly w•as ('1tatul) an nnist:nl'liug man in the common- itt. Ile operated the Flour \lilt (present ,it,•t tool afro -i5 the tree!' he had a -akt' 1111?i, cavil of these 111111.; ::,a\'1' 1'tnpl,,)ntcnt to 1'111111' a inti: 'r of Olen and 'mole t1)!; fart if the \'illag1' at hit (• of hid 1,1ry. JI!'• Kelly rollt1'slcd a s1'al I'ol 1111' (1nlu,io 1,1'.1=latnlr 1 ill wa, tint S111""4111. 11 would appi ti' Ilial the srleclton til' \II. Kelly a: the' 11:sl Hr';c t\;1'4 a 111. -tinction that w'a; \\ell d'art'ed. COUNCILLORS THOMAS NICHOLSON 'Phomas Nichol,•on hat! n I.iv'ery nn the \1'1' l .side of (ltieen Stre'•t almost opposite \\'Mlle's 1?Ilirhel' Shop, ole until( 1'(;(111'1. I'of Itar\'e l• Ing and ;n'c'ttnnt to his (imtng to Illyth operated a "'Toll (lane” al the tutting to Lunde;)nr) on the .\churn 1('tti! \1r. \lehn{son'.,t 111'1'1') (tar \\'ell 11'1101\'ll ami Fntlle t'xt'ellettl "IIII•It out <" wet',' III ili•; pos>eSSiOii. Mr, ."it'hulsitn n;t4 one of dip lura Ilial \,rc a Mcatd. DR, WM, SLOAN There \\a; no person Inde(- ltnut\n than lir, Sloan, For years he lived til the t;untli \\'est t'nrner of Quool, and 1 ritntnuotti whrr, he :11 n had his ot'I'1"c. 1.1111.1. Ili,' I'1.. lolilt ;1 (lite holm, 011 the hill Itis (161,1' \\as al fran11, intilding on Ili, southern corner of the hill luuperty. 1'r. Sloan '0nleslit on mor, than oh, 00, ;ion a scat for the I''tle.;tl 11(1 Ise bot \fat never Suic,s>tltt. 'fest( family lit d in the burnt he had 110111 itt the hill until remaking to Toronto, JAMES WILSON NDAR \'ictotr,' yuan Meetins;' IleId here \ meeting of Iho,.:uteri eted in the forthcoming 'Third Victory I.o:ul 1411 t'' in Illy \lenlnri;tl II (11 1111 \\'ed;l' -Taly 1 ':11:10, and 111:10- t\,'te !an It (1 for a \ Icturf L,,aln I'ro?,1:1111 ttliirh trill It 110:11 in t`,• Ilan! on Eti Ila) 1'11.11!11::. (t•10.,e. 1,tH, ;11 .\I t;I, utr,':int:, \Ir. 1 .\. 111',1) tit! .\ 11 - \I:1. Jet Ie Co, nt't;t' \vela. appointed ;1 p:u'.t•ttttt committee, 111 i!lal'ce tit the nrrangt neem- lo; Ih1' program. \Ir. N. I'. ';,t11',•it t\it' appointed Seri - la; y. \ .-Ola•.•-1, (1 pct hell: YOUR LOCAL PAPER. Blyth Municipal Council '1'111' Jltinlc!p;li ('ounfil of the ('o1• - portion of Myth. held it', no'''ting on \\'(•,tui•,;dity, October 7th. with It,•t't•t' \inrritt and 4'otntiullot: '1':+)101 and 11011.i -int pre -1.10. \li mot' • lit Ih1 la t uu 1 ihlt! w'e•rr contiruled ou 111)111111 0f ('•niuet!lors Taylor and Morrison. \Iote11 by 1't;to. iUu1. '1111 and 'I';ty!ut', that in compliance with the te+tite-1 of the i'tu•ntltloyuu'ttt Incur. ;owe ('omni, -lot. we liet 'Itt certify that ;he follokkhat p1'r,on. namely. • Satin lel (•r,•igbt"ti, 1 mpi(y,•tt by Myth I t , School Iloartl, that (-itch 1 utptnytul tit 111'1' '1 I,1' 1111' I,'mitt;nn 1'-1.e110,ut tl i= p, 1.01;01' n! in rharn•ler. Carried. t'o,nu1:U, and Ili' In'al p;o,:rnnl trill \111\'(1 by ('1)1t11,•i!lors .\lurt•t;nu and Taylor. \t1' lit hereby certify that the utip;oylnl'tit of the foliot\iug tersntt, 101i,) t% Moog Ihe,t• II11,,. I'1) i- fat• ngg1',l 11 pini'riuu It t!li' titlt'tu and meat:• ;ill, ;e\ai!- t'ntplo)ed icy itlytlt \iuu;cipal 'Pile able let Inakt' ono, it I• ,i{'g' ted that 11h(o1' tiy.;tern i , b:,"ing 1.1 garl to the n !ut'gt' 1, 111111 o1 !h' ('unite;utdo Dal'. 1101.11011 practice t t.,. 'luylnent gee, ppd., 1.1t d•ape,l vel illuminated. Personal in fhata,'ter: 1'1. ncis .\Iextut- tli'pla)1•d in tl wail u1. titre•; \an der ltogersun, Jos.'phiue \\'undrttcl;. race twin' at Mice of ceremony. Sidney .lane ('ituting, Bernice Coe actual syiitOlii common. et', I(hodtt Muw•es. Carried. du Itar,ger tint'olntotion u'.(;0 \\11X111 \10,1'(1 hp i'oanl•illor \lorrisol, se - appear; he,'-Imiftefl be talc) n to itt' 1'1111(11'(1 Ity ('nuncillnr Taylor, that the 'point of cep otomy tinder prnp1'r t:nnttl In•i\'iiege of uieratttig a wrecking 411, - of Honor limn the different service,: !arttut'nt oft I.ot 12.1 in 1I'10milorkt atailaltlle., Survey in the \'iilage of I?lyth• ire That a Iaini or hands or other suit- •grautcd to Norman Hamilton. Carried. al {e mnsit• 'honld l,1' provided for 1'11- Bilis and Accounts 'iittninntt•ut and singing, ;Ih•, II. :\, S. \'ok's, treatment That large singing groups, 111;1 111, up 1 nitgent Trout the ('!toirs tit' ('hunch'., atilt utit \V..). Sines, a'cuunt 1'r grout'', 1011'1.1'.;ted ht singing, 111' 'I,. 1V,ttlauf'f, a"ounl as-muldi tl and referred to a, "Crus myth Sinndurd, printing uud 11;.1111 1.1:11 .71 nile;s' ('II talst'<, ati\erti:sing , , 1'191 I That the Programme be opened with ,las, Denholm, (fork on streets.. 7..11 the singing of O Canada, IA. Marr, work with team i Lon I That a prayer for Ilk .\luic,ty, the 'O, SitthI $, um' of truck :+t1 King, hi; family and others in an: hot` It, 5, Scott. work on streets G.!1n lit!' he 111011 il'1''1'1''t II) some lucid '3..1. ('o\fan, sal...\up., 14epl... , , 1211 u \1', Thu'll, (-'alar) .\ug; Sept, ., 91J.00 That the Crusaders' ('dloru; then Df. \\'ilinshy, treating Indigent ;;0,110 :lug ""nwaf11 ('111.1:<lian Soldier,."i II. \lel?Iroy, 11:,(` of horse oil That it in•ayer for oar .\rtntd I'orit,,, street'; , , Biu which would he Sires';t'l the Sacrif- A. W. I'. Smith, w•oric 011 streets 1.:111 ice; they a (' 1., malting and ittada's II. Ilirun4, work on streets 4.:15 debt to 111(.111, be offered by some nth• C. Nethe1.). cutting weeds ittitrrh dignitary, James \\'ti iiti had n .am• mill immediately North of the 1:t111•te kr local church lfgnitaiy, 11emortal Ilall Board, real given 11\ the hest available speaker lit 1,1 'Piro ('oil., railed ('It. Shed.,. :,•un on the \\'tea side of llneen Street. I'il's of lugs t\•c'rc brought In this That it patriotic address th"u le,hydro Cont. pump house :.7:' ::. 111, comminlity, the theme of such ad- 1lydro ('out., hireels ;'1't n7f):, th'c,is to be snhsinntially that. of solid '.\l11\'(1 Iiy Councillors Taylor and Hamitic(' and oto' personal obligations 'Morrison, that accounts ac; read be The Commando Dagger paid, ('au 1.11,(1. D. B. McKINNON The Head Otfice of the National 1 •\loved by (b,rncillor5 \lorrisott, se - Mr. McKinnon was one of the best luto\\t citizen:(, Ile c0neln,11it \V:11' I'inattce Committee at Ottawa 1'1111(11'(1 by ('o•nle!llur 'I;tylo', that l'it a grnirnl store til Phe South Fast corner of (1111''•11 1111(1 1'iuS11'y I will I'urni�.h rash if the ?'J_' dici„innS mt.( itf Ht'v'istnn oI' Ili, A;sessm,nt Streets for many years. Inc \\a4 apo a gain buyer as well a: beim; of 1111' 'Third \'iclory Lunn \11th „Ito!! be held on \1',dnrsday, Octo'be'r 11:e Postmaster Mr, \Ielitntun was a Jtitttit'i of the Peace ni111011h it wit -5 un rut( (Wits"ion; t\b,tt he a'ted in till', catt,t'Ily, and \'1111 Kelly's sat‘. mill on one side of the mart :0111 \\'!Isuu S 011 illi' other tit t't' i.; too (1111,111 a rnnsi11erahle tlttaitttty of Innth"t• 1\'15 11.1!111'41 a-11, and lntl':tic: ; tit my or 1111' (;'ante bins'; :Incl hare; ,l 11 Stanuii g \\ere bout \v Ili lunthit' 11,001 these mills. \Ir, \\'ii:am was a gout citizen and was familiarly hnot\n a5 "Big Jim" OFFICIALS APPOINTED BY THE FIRST COUNCIL ROBERT PHILLIPS, CLERK AND TREASURER i 21s1. til the ('omm nldo Doggie taken from oclnal ,irstle and 1'101\11 from England. Ile. ,ted. 'sides using it in the opening cer'tttnn- Moved Ha':, it is suggested that thi,: Dagger Morrison, ',ht' kept on display at the ltrinc'ipat ('at'ried. Hobert 1 hilltps condrrcled a Drug Store at the North \\'e'st (':n•ncr ;municipal building or principal Vitt- Ila.e point. .\ t'rltatif' program was nutmeat ittt t'or (h•tiber 1titlt, but Iss 11(11 a\atl• ;tole I'nt' pnlilitatiuu. .\ list Will be It: btish'tl ❑'xl \\e01(, or (;ueet' and \\'e:antnrlantl `Ireris. The tinnily were ftsidt tit- of 111) Int for many years and ii•'t iudlialiy at inter(*;ting teller app vu's in 'Thi Standard Hoot '\Ir, \\'illiattt Phillip; til' Chicago, who Is a run of the first p r -0n til 110;1111 ,I lit the office of ('leek and 'Treasurer, CHARLES HAMILTON—ASSESSOR ('harlrs Ilamillnit's Ilard\f:n•e Store was a well known bnsi 11,,'14 t,;lithllshnt'ut. 11 wits located on the Kist Side of tlneet Street aho•tt midway between (Insley turd 1'rnm mintil Freels as well n; carrying on Ili' hardware hushl'ss b' was ucknoa•Iedged as 0n, of the b1. it .\n'lioneet,; 0t' the l'onutty and many the unction shit, "Charlie 1!nmt• ilttu" conducted in the 'I't',fnship of \lurris, \\'a\fattttsii and Ilulle,t as \veil as in the Village of Myth, JOHN GOSMAIN—COLLECTOR John Costnatt was a Carpenter and lived in the 1?rleli house mediately ntrdiately east of 11), Iteclury on Itiu-iey Street. In the ('oiled Church there 1;, or tins, a clock, It \vas of gilt at•d the con'ttu'ti(ttt was round. For years this 'incl; hong on the Ea •t V. all of the ('hnrch, 1 diel not notice it the last time I was in 11'1' ('hnrcit and it only have been removed or discarded, If the r,t'orda \\ere •;'arrheil 1 11111tH tl tvould by found that the clock 1111.; present.,:i Icy John Gusman, AUDITORS, J. A. ANDERSON AND R. W. MITCHELL .1. A..\nd'r>nu was a nt'anMer tit' the firm of .\11(11':'400 & Flutes g'netti itu'rrhaut•;, They 11:01t the bt'ict: store now occupied by the 'felt phone ('tin tiny. -11. \\', Mitchell 'inducted it harness Emporium in the bntl,ling now occupied by K'ruiclt'i Grocery, \Ir, \lllchell did tluite a hnsine s as It was then the day ; of 111' "hors' incl Muggy'„ Ills son ".I. 'I'." pi'tlishrti the Myth Review ill the building North of h`; fntb11's e ktablishm'ul. The above is a very shirt "who's who' of Ib' members of the d'irst council, and lite officials. Eor the names of the 1,'.a ' "' 't ",en Honed 1 ant Indebted to \Ir;. \Ven. Laidlaw and ',tics Mary \itln". '1'Iue names are, contained in a Moult entitled ".\n :\Ila.s of the ('onnty of Huron" in the pus,ket.siott of \ors, I Mook at one time was well known throl!1'ihout the ('amity. by with the pasting of the years it i5 becoming somt\•hat rare. 1t is certainly 00' of the Ili.•lnr. !cal \\'uric; that sluntld Ire pt'eser\'d. BIRTI-IS JO(I:NS'ToN -lit Clinton hospital, Saturday, October ::nil, to Mr. awl 111.:. Stewart Johnston, a sun. In Seaforth hospital itIission Band 'I'o 11'Ieet The 1.r:_alar monthly meeting of the \fission Rand \\int be held on Saturday afternoon til ;1 o'cliclt, Eitel' chilli 1, asked to bring his or her mother. 11ring work hoot( ant Seisr;ors, and learn Ili, memory \'erre, —--1'--- hour of ' olehtt'I( p.m. Car - by ('0ttnc•iilnrs 'Taylor and that \vi' d0 unto' id,iotll'tt. .1. 1 I. lt, Elliott, Cleric, CONGRATULATIONS 'l'ltis colrnut is dedicated to titosa who may wish to ntako usa of it to comtnemorato some passing event In tho lives of theit' relatives and friends, such as Birthtllays, Wedding Anniversaries, or any other events that our readers may think wprthy tit note. Yon are asked to use this col- umn, We think it would be a fine gesture on your part to show your in, forest in your friends, Congratulations to Mr. William '1'. Illyth Red Cross 1)onations Jrnkttt , who 'e1,ltt'ates his birthday tiaturday, October 1(1111. The fullok\in:; donations (fere 1.r ('ongt'atttlations to \Irei. George el.' 1, who 'elr11011011 her bir1111Itty ctdved (luring the mouth of Setlenil:er: 11 is. 11, \lasnn f. I'.. Noble (for cigarette fund) I I'r('e,dh from .\titian, Show at ('nntliatiuus 1, 1. f'111- Fall Voir . I''s' 1(1'11 tengrhitlc1'1'hrat'd 1)\l'r hirlharodny(ou --�\r \\'00tt1'sday, ()ciuhel. Tilt, un \Vidnesday. Octuher 111. AVON(; TI -IE CHL'J (I11 S' Congratulations to 11r. 1':lynu't• Pol- lard who celebrated his bifthdny on Friday, October 2011. TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH REV. P. H. Streeter, L,Th., Rector, Otto' et' 1 I, 19.12. Sunday School -1.0:30 A. M. l':'•ensntg and Sermon --7:30 1'. ,ll, Intereetsiof Sir\i•'' at the Rectory Fv't1,1y, 1: t:' P. \I• •111 \V'lcome, ! Congratulations to celebrated his flit:hday. ~- "(blotter :led. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT BLYTH UNITED CHURCH Congratulations to 11114, Stewart 'Voting who ('elehra1'd 1)'t' birthday on Friday, October ^nd. Mob Pollard who Saturday, On l'orgratulatiottt to 111.. William \\'Itite, who celebrated his birthday on on Next Sunday, October 11(It. is the 11,0')(1;), Ortohcr (101.sorry in report that 11r. 11. .\tntifcrStry of the Mytht'nitttt- _ l'. Johnston k a patient in 5 of 11.111 l'hnnc•h. The ser\icrs \\ill be held at I t'ongralnlatiotls to :Mr, James Watt Hospital. \Ir. Jnlrtistna b,'Wante !11 on 11.1:1 and 7.:10. Hee, It. N. Stewart, of who celebrated Iiia bi.i;u on Sup - IN CLINTON HOSPITAL 111,1, am Sntiday. auto wh'n his conilithm t-\11,11 'I'1. wafer. will conduct both service,.11'0111'1. 27th. s.daF.\1t'. Gurdon Mt titan of East \Valva- \I r. St'wnrf is a very fon' Straker, .�•A.,•1 nosh is a patient in l'lhtton hospital, t0 improve he was removed lit llttstitaol an,., everyone is cordially invited to l'c,ngratu;.tt: •.,s to Mr. 1'rnnk Me - having undergone an operation for this \\''du's,l ty. \V' irc,st that his he present. There will be ,-pecial \li'hael 'v-hn cel(':,ralid hi; hi. ;Inlay appendicitis on Saturday, rcculcry will be steal) (1111 complete. Imu::c by the choir. ou 11-cduesday, Octu':et iUi, WHAT SCIENCE IS DOING PLYWOOD 'Plywood has been on the market 0! L(( time hut only now is ready tO go places, Laurence Stern writes in the ,Ilagazine of 'Nall Street. it's just two sheets of wood glued together, with the grain of one running opposite to the grain of the other. Up to that point, it \vas just modified lumber, Chief merit: it wouldn't pull or warp and had much great.. er structural strength than lumber of equal thickness, 1)isadvantage: could be used only for interiors, as the g:tawould not stand up undti. the \'et her, Today's plywood will "stay put'' 11nny weather because a synthetic resin has replaced glue 1lS the IiiI11101'. Hilt What 11'111 really cur- ry this "lumber sandwich" to town is development of a very recent process hy \vhich, under steam in at pressure molif, plywood is "cooked" into any curved form desired and at the same time its strength and durability are huge- ly increased. Thin; transformed, its possible practical USPS—many of them di- rectly competitive with metals— are almost limitless. It's liglit- o'u ight, (et tinily stronger than most metals 01' sim ilar t hick !less, so dense that you would dull the edge of an axe trying to crack it, non -corrosive, waterproof, al- most fireproof, 1ton-conductive of heatand cold, it won't splinter, it does not "fatigue" under eon - stout vibration IIS does metal, and it 10011'1 Sliftull 01' anneal in high ranges of temperature. In Rhort, here is a brand new allSW01' to a designer's dream — for anything from a bathtub to a hum hody, from a speed 'mitt to a typewriter frame. from a refrig- erator cabinet to the fuselage and wings of an airplane. Refused To Distribute Ballots The roiled States War and Navy Departmento refused to de. liver "war ballots" to New York voters overseas, drelaring Hie job "would manifestly interfere with the war effort." The War IN 110t 1.0111111i55i011 11011111iill receipt of similar letters from 11.'ar Secretary Henry 1. Stimson and the Navy Deparlirmat roji'ct fii 11 commission proposal that inllitary authorities transport ;turf distribute approximately 150, 0(0) peei1 liallok abroad. nt'itile entirely sympatiletie to the princIple of soldims voting at any elecHon in which they are Stimson rote, "the ‘l'a, Department cannot take measures which in its opinion would inter- fere with the primary fill1111011Q ut S4r1.'ico," THE U. S. S. LEXINGTON CARRIES ON A 111'11' alt' (1) l' 1. S. S. 1.efsiiit1lon 1, .1! Int t. .at 0,1tuor3, Mass., loni.Mme, to cari:.' ott where her famous oft--pinicning for .\ Ilied victory, The .1111,000.etet carri. 7 the iIs wa,, completed it yi'ar ahead ill 7 ho yahl, 1.1. ((7 her pi edee.,.,.:or Inn!) Modern Etiquette 1, Should a 1101'‘Uill 1IVOOIusing slang in conversation? 2. Isn't it all right to stool out handwritten weddinginvitations? \\' hi': a SIIPZIO iS i 0 - v ited for dinner to the home of married friends, should he take the hostess It box of candy or flowers? 4. When a woman is stauding talking with a man and drops some article, should she say, "I'll get it"? 5, \Vile!' a hostess wishes to give n cocktail party and has no maid, how should she prd? ocee 6, \Viten passing a salt or a pepper shaker should one place it on the table or hand it directly to the person who asked for it ? Answers 1, Yes, One should use 1114 good English as 110 is capable. The English language contains a larger vocabulary than any other language in existence, and it is really unnecessary to intersperse every sentence with some slang expression, 2. Yes. Informal notes, written on one's personal stationery, are all right, but en- graved invitations and an 1101111CC- ments are in better form. 1, This is a thoughtful thing to do, par- ticularly if the ina,i is not in 11 position to Morn the invitation, 4. No. She should allow the man to pick it up for her, 5. She may ask one of the men guests to help her make the vocktails, or she may have all the necessary things on a tray or table, and have each guest inix his 0001, 0. It is less awkward to put it down on the table and let the person pick it up, than to Muni it directly to Ceiling Prices Put On Honey 'Maximum wholesale and retail selling prices for extracted honey and for pasteurized and granu- lated lioney have been fixed in an order issued by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board's Foods Administration. As in the ease of the recent order setting maxinium prices on eggs, the primary object of this order is to maintain uniformity of supplies in all sections of the Dominion, the board said in a statement. It emphasized that maximum prices have been established and that normal fluctuations below this level are expected to eon. tinue, The order provides that the price of pasteurized granulated honey may exceed that specified for extracted honey, by 11 cents a pound. Tim retailer's maximum mark- up is limited to 20 per cent, of his selling price or three emits II pound whichever is lower. The production of light honey was down in Eastern t'anatla this year lint iti Western Canada the reilitetion wit .3 Itesk pronounced. TNuse of light honey for in. dustrial purposes has been 11'- . 3' a previous oider. HARNESS & COLLARS Farincts Att,nii(a, — Consult your nearest Harness Shop about Staco I 1011105S Supplies. We sell our goods only through your 10111, Strum Leather Goods dealer. The goods are right, and srare our prices. We manufacture in our fac• tories Harness. Horse Col - tars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan- kets, and heather Tra Goods. Insist- Staco Brand Trade Marked Goods, and you get satisfaction. Made only hy: SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 42 Wellington St. E,, Toronto HOW CAN I? (,!. How can 1 facilitate the beating of egg A. :\ild pine!. of ;Tomo of tartar Imfore slartlim to heat tho whites. The 1"4gs \\*ill froth quiclt• ly and will hold their shape lunge), 11 (\' van I avoid waste \Own 11 eal:e of soap is 5t1 Oat it iS ;1110111 III break': A, Place it on 1100' C1140, put them ifi 11.1.1101' 111111 'truss together. Lay aside, and when cold there will he one yak,. of soap instead of two, and no wa,te, Q. llow can I improve the ap- pearance of a gilt picture franie? A. After washing the guI frame, paint it with the white of att egg, using a soft camel's hair brush, and applying the coat even. ly and smoothly. Q. ilow can 1 keep the corks in the bottoms of salt 51(011115 firm? A. If the corks 001110 1)111 of tlw hottoms of the salt 1101 pepper shakers, fill ti 1 s.nt.ters and then place as strip of adhesive tape over the cork. The corks will he kept firm until time to refill, Q, I fo\v ean I get relief from burns and scalds? A. Common baking soda, either wet or dry, bouml 011 a burn or scald immediately, will usually give instant relief. This is (mused by excludine Ow air froin the (('1111 1111, Capt. Gilhooly Tells Of Irish Calm The f011()W11lg Flory was brought back from ovcrsoos by Captain Joseph P. Gilhooly, well-known Ottawa member or the Royal Canadian Army 1\10(10cal Corps. The locale or the story, whielt Captain Gilhooly swore \vas true, was the living. room of 11 com- fortable fielfast home where the Ottawa doctor was visiting friends, The raid had reached a peak of fury , , Monk were crumplitm. down on all sides . . tind the Luftwaffe \vitli no opposition was machine.gunning the housedops. The hostess of the house had more than a usual ittnount of tea handy and was H1'11111111 the. "1)0 111100 011011111' 01111, 311(13','' she called to the mahl over the din of bomb bursts, 11111C111110 gun chatter and the crash of rubble. "Oh, no, (118111: you, Mum, I'm sure it would Iteep,1110 awake if 1 had two cups," replied Mary with a curtsy. DUNKED BOBBY Have You Heard? .1 certain Judge, famed for his mini (fled behavior in any crisis, once had the (111510) 111)11' to fall uluwit 010 Ile fell from the top lo the very bottom- - horneitil 1111 moll stall --and fin- ished by rolline right atiros- corridor. tine of his servants hearing the Ili:aster, rushed tip to help, "1 hope your Honor k'n't Iiiirt.."' 3;1;0,1 the emit anxiousty, teid'ed Cm. Judee, ((1111 17 \vry nfi'o,, "it's not 7,13 10111111' 11111 Is 111111," Wife (at brealtfait 3-- 1 want to 110 70111*' sholying to• day, George, if the weather is favorable, \Vhat does the paper forecast say? Husbaufl (consulting his pa. per)--- Rain, hail, sleet, thun- der, lighting, snow, and fierce winds. Thts 11'1',111i11,Z the (1(11 "col. 111011" Wag 1/0'11":,' l'N1/1:1111(..1 by I he 1 t':(0111`r 111* ht' 1.'18``i of small boys and girls, "A collision," she said. "is 'slain two things come togetlitir un- expectedly." Innitedialely a small boy 3001- (3 up and said: "Please teacher, \ve'\ had collkiim Itt oily house." "I'l'hittever do you nican " \Veil Ind licf jitst had I At 20 you left the C011 !I- to' and came to the city, And for twenty-five years you'(e) been (''0110 ng very hard, What for?" "To get money to iive 11 the country." _ . A person 1105 to !Jo a col,tor• junliii u got :110114; Fir51 of 1111 110'S got to lo_iep his back: to the itini his ear to the ground, II''S 0X110i'lvil to put his shoulder to (he wheel, his more to the grindstone, keep a loNal heard and Milli feel 00 the earth, .111.1 at the same time look for the silver lining with his head 111 the clouds, "You'd better go home, George; your wife has pre• scaled you with A rebate off your income tax." Washington Provides Quarters For War Workers ‘Vitsitington's newest housing wrinkle to provide tpiarters for thonsamis coining here for war \vork will be a floating hotel \vhich its owner says served Floridians and the tourist trade around Port Lauderdale for seven years, II. 1'. Buckley, head of the com- pany (0.vning no-, hold, which he doscriloul as 11 craft with five decks, three of them containing 75 tooms lo by I 5 feet, said it would be moorml at one of the picrs on Maine Avenue, Sotithwest, within two \vet.lts to hang out it rooms - for -rent skin. The craft now is beim,: painted at Gunston Cove, down the 1010' 11:11', 31r, Buckley said. The top deck is a sundeck and the lower (lock lots a (lining room, dance floor, eloo whilc ('11(11 of the roouls on the other three decks 101.01tele- phones, running water and other conveniences. BETTER RECORDS It 1.:(W1 111.:1 to :mod Alorcliainlizio.:. problems, 1%01.011 If ci.,0 ds are 1 \'orry and ,xioloso orf.oaring mvcriiimaii li..1 urns l'111 (1111111111 11' 11,11114' 11 RAMSAY SYSTEM t., rit 3 our our,,.--1"rmit 1.1 $7.4(10, Wriln for I 1,1rills RAMSAY BUSINESS SYSTEMS tioo - Toronto - Delo!, 3!! Not a Commando, joist at Guild- ford, England, bobby having lough time of it in the borough's anntml pollee swimming meet. SAFES Prof 14.1 7 our 110111i and I' tsf, from 1,111 and T11 1 1: V i'17". 1111 it find One of SIM.. 41? ' cabinet, for any purpose. NI or, or 77 rife for prices. rfe (trot (% J. 6CJ.TAYLOR LI M ITED TORONTO SAFE WORKS 1:1 144777474' Itil(1111111.4114'11 1‘1:17i MIDDLE -AGF G3rs8.-1) WOMEN HEED THIS ADVICE!! If you're cross. restless, NERVOUS— sun et' but flashes, dizziness—caused by this period hi a woman's life— try Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound Made especially /or I1'0111(31. Hundreds of thousands re- markably helped. Follow label clime- ; lions. M.tdc III Canada, R. C. Vaughan Is Chairman Of Can. Nat, Railway's Board S. Horgerford Remains As Chairman of National Railways Munitions L1(1, R. C. VAUGHAN It. I.'. Vauqhfifi, presidenf 01 ran- adlan National Itail\s'a's, lifts beim ttupuinted chairilion or tho rail- ways' board of tilrool()rs, succ,ed• jog J. 11 diroptor pxoired soptollowl. ministpi• lit'' 1111- 110,Invoi kis( «Tel; in Id; cammity of acting minister of transport, 70 Years Old Whou Mr, \'a 17411011 Imeatne (3, N. it. president in July, 191 I, fritiT,70:if0r(1 continued 0S Chili1111:111 of 1 hoard, Ile rf,ficiii.; — (31 7,1 last July III, find (('1111 Ills 1111. pending 0 tireinent from the board Yaughait beconit.s it hoard 1111.1111)1.1' and chairman. Ithough ending his active con• neetion \Olt the 1'. N. II. 31r, litim eerford 1\111 4'0111 111110 10 1111 113 preSidO111 11:1 11 \vays iota; 1,1,1., a government owned company engaged in mann. S. J. HUNGERFORD facture 01' munition.; for the (11. rtriment of munition); and supply. Toronto Native r, Vaughan, a MO Ivo of Tor. (111111. (vas born in 5511, 1.lik‘83' son ii`o in 1 11:1 1 CIO' 111 ziori 111'4 ;IS .1 l't'l'Oltt'( 11111 i'10111 1.1 311,i'il'e-prOS1110111. Iliu Call:1111:M :\'011 1101'11 Hail ho \(1l appointed 11)10 as 101 10 1111' vivo pi csidmil, awl lim 11113 as assist:HU lo 1111. prom u" -,Is pooilt1 od in 111114 Vivo -pros:. ouf, :11111 11 111111 SloalliidlipSI kir I 110 1'311;111i:tie Na 1 1011111 1110101(340S1,111, \\"11011 111 Joy, 31411, mem decided to set up 0 deleneu noruhasing huard. Mr. Vaughan eown711,..1 to give hd+ sorrlees as chairman, and 110 rentaliwI ()(1:Iwo (12)111 30 DoparInitml Of Ai IMO 1(111'4 and Supply %;ts net on CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 1 TIP 1111111 1,1,:•-1 51.111 l'S1.:1 '10 :1114. • us 1 irst. 3I..1110 Picas:lot Nio. I or. 1,unilcd 1.1e11 Cur 1,o1s a I 1 1;511 I li .371101' n1111 20W Vorn..!..mr....1: 7)701.1.. i.unt Tu• Tolcolo... 11 1'. 21 s 1. 11.7 11 1' 1'1111'10. ()111 (I:It 1'011: 11 it (1 1' .3 1, 1, ,10,I,s 4 or 7 in ad vatic, 1.1 ji1,1111.0 dui j „r 1111,1 lir,o,1,-; :mil 111, 1,01,1,11, I 111-1y F'1,11 liray Handl - • 120 ,101iSI. N (oit. 117(01S 111' 31.711 1''(itt ( C.\ 1:1.:1,11.1,1' ccinoil...1 list 01 too 0,,, .,1 Ho. 1.1..1 fiction nod tom -fiction by world faniao, alb lows, :11 loo' TM. 11, 1,x,- 7, ()II, 0 SI. 71'„ 511(11' 1.'011 571,11 1:1-4N1.:1.31, It in I 1: I jI111, ,I11110 Ili III 101 about 111.0isand 11 1 1.1 for s1.110.4. Niar 1 hoi:011, • ()111. 117 11311 CLEANINli 11,771; 1*(11: .kN 1 T1 1 1Ni: NI.:1:10S (13ei11)2. 01' ? \VI Ito to us for inform:11Mb 11'. are clad 10 a..wer your tillosliow, Mull( 11, I'arbor's 1 1varks 1 amit4(1. ' l'onc 4. Sal co, '1'.'- 111,', =*: _ 117113 13111 7%11 13 •l. 71111 '1(3111 ANN"( INI.: '.314 14E1,1, (pun rds if'', oifi hoses al :17 ....lit,. 1,1 1.0x, 1',.11 111. to 11,13' (.1' 1. 11- inc Priv,.14.t.0 rm. prlf,, list )1.1 free Personal .1 1 toiffi ,I111,114. 111.517411,1, :,,J111!' 77111, 111111 Ian cr..s Is at IS for 1.1 t 71r mod uo, f..i. six loisi.s !..1 row- er,. co.ed suite eoi \vest, Torow... r 711 II V(II1 571,11 111(1 Ai ,111,:14(''71131 .1411.311 1 1,11 - mond, 1 MI., for sale: indodiric .Is 111 (-71 VIlire Fla s Crop :01(1 7.2. acres wi)s. Prilino quire' h 1.1:1 1'101.101s, ((0 1, (1100i 1.303114 mi I good Toii 1 ;will. lor lin!. 1.1'9 ..1'1111111 110 77111 III boa, oyi., II,usp licii N1ori.:(01 I:. ill 1,,s1.(1., S.- I .374,7(07, Paloo.rslon, Hot. 1,.7 11 31 111(1 11'11 1:11'1' NI'D'I.11,14 \\AMA.; T111.11. (*ream 8,0.11'im.rs. new (Ind 4,101111: and l'r,micr Scour:ow' r..built and 13-44 11.1. Illaclistm., 2(1-27 11,1, I 21, 11.1'. Mar.liall, 21.-27 1 Pumps arid \\*at - 1,r „•4y:1 tif \Vona r1.1milt 1(.11. Stills, ( cr», Ilaimmq :11111s, 1.4i. 1,0 1;,,01111.' ',it(' 0111Y (it'll' :4111)1'1' 1114 3la.s....i.-11iirris Tractor: Neu: 1.1..(1 Niii (tory 1(1'' 111.1,1 '':1113 iie‘V M;f \ Or: Tt111111) 0: Hay 11111,:11 1)111 1:111(11.4s: List( i• 11icsol 741111. and Niarshull Hoch:, 1"orls: tmw \VasItitiz So. ciiii--(irvys and lo.0v.ms fil 11)23 per cation. S. A. 1,isici', Sto%vart Si r,o1, Toronto, 1%..tvri.:1) ‘V.1.1TINit t'111114''1'34 1(111 1111 viol 54117111 itorvittio in all parts of (MINI hi: oitortmir...1 Fa!, fn- (lays if 11:2:10. 14,00(0) 11s:111,4, (21 Nit, l'11.(0.4.10 11(1, '0,,ront 111111' 11,71,11 17131,11 of fcti..lve odor lo.!..1111., i II 1:11111 :11-',V111 1 11 1111V111 111 14: SI...I 1., 1)1 111 17 11, 11.1 111 1/11 1.3551N11 57,110111, 11.\ 1 It 1 /11F,SSIN( THE ItIltI inctItud. it:formation on regurililiu 11:1.1 rt. tU't,(1:17 .377,0 04. T.0.00o. 5IA4:1111.101'5 11,7111 After tither. 011141. 111177- Nor- eeeded remottnn mid lire- Ihe 111041 I.1181.11 of Im1r, el yr ArAll Toronto, NOT ELECTROLYSIS hal II ...11('1.. 11191, gtuirnitleeil iwritimicul (In t% 11111,4.1 1 1 Elle ur DERMAT CLINIC 7)1, rur 111 4411 l'onut. SI. i01111. Pre!. Consul 11111(111 111-1 1.1.111 11 1-111 111/V 311(11 VITA1.ITY more 111..11 dolt/nil, 11 111,11 771 11)111..1 sc 1, oral ,s 1-11 a .11, .1 1 :Mai is now 1 itioya 11,81 (171 and 1 hanks flod f or NIiro.r..1 11'riln frairol itcpuirm rolorl lrian Noi Yvm, 1.1'4,11171, 111,111,,.1.-, f:'iuiii 1(11111)) 'roil, 10,0,1, Acts on !moat Il, aor te IW,'!' rat)/ 3 ";,.• is'11114.11 :1111111:d 1:,.1I11.[III•:‘, Itoloion 14101('.1 11' .1 T4',1( 141ilo1el.:11141t Ilitcumatic Pains or Nouriii.• o I r) 1 10.11104, Munr.ed I (1 Stor,, SPECIAL 11 ('1' for 11.0111 of NI( WISSI7 1-4414111(311 1{1,,N11:11Y 2 box,s of for 31.0(7 ItyLiular 77, p.a. bos). Voli NOM find rcai 111,, 111.1.1. taday, O. B. MORISSEY I illr( ilST, M.\ IN ST11 4:11'1' John, N.11. 1/1.11 111.:11 11-83 Eli 111 1s, 1..1t1133 eta. yetnitetin Hue \‘'eavinit non. pativ, l411(Owe'' 141 77'.. 33 33.(1)1 0., h1o1;1 l'.71E37,5 '('(1 .71)11 31,11,111i,S 100411410,14 13 i'AsE, 1'111101 1111104i PitlY1,1 Attorlicy. I:lid:let grill:a "v" Years.41 J'1.""17 ve"Ift. roronto, I'M ('('(13 13.7 31141) \1•ANTIII 11113111.;:iT 1(1ar10.1 pi H.. • Wril.' for 1ri14 11,1 NI. I' Nia Hon, 2:: Jary a.- , 11(11'7701(11 1i11,1,1;11 3 TI:11%11 .7.141 110 IVEN lin 1 Ho. birds (blob —11(04 1y0( In coodiimo- pi —cosi.. 1.111y ono Ito! 11WO. Wilma:tido from youl reed deal; or 11.0711 ,1 (!loailica 1 ('o., :::!) 1 I mob( cru.“ I:1 vd , Torooto, 1.1111Tortill 1 pit \ DON'T TRUDGE THROUGII main, ei nun HAVE YOUR SNAPS 1 tethered 17,s Thal Any 1. of 5 espoi I IlImi, r dev,lootai owl 11111111.'11 17 ni1,0 elm' ilird 1 1 y rast 7411 11 .1111(.1`11 IMPERIAL PirlOTO SERVICE .41:111111 I C111011146 1,:,3 1 • 1.1.:Tli 11.1 (it I s. 1'41 NY halt Folicilors 18:111, 7,7 T' 1.11111. 18ou141(.1 7 inti 111111i,l, 10- que.1 Hill 3111 %Tit' l'.111104 1141IT .11'11.1,;:-:: '('11 13 1.1:1,141 l':1 in 111:.,,l:'71 foi 1111,11111. lio Pain , .:•1111111710..- i11 81 1:::;111, II .. 1'1,-111;1.0 IA', ISSUE 0.1—'42 Silver Serves In Scientific War Costly Metal Replacer Copper, Zinc; i3eats Babbitt for Bearings Solder—of silver, It will join metal pieces so strongly that the joint often is stronger than the original metal. suggestion to historians tool(• trig for n distinctive nano' for World \V t' II: )low about Ilio Hllver-Plated kind of wear 110 kidding. Tho nodal that puts the 10 cents Jnlo ll. dime and the hallmarks on Jewelry and tableware is today rr.placilig such lowly 'n: LuH ns tripper, niekel and zinc and doing their jib( better than they do. Millions of 0111c4s n! s1114r, with its alloys are helping build— and to ,lake more efficionl and deadly • - battleships, tanks, air. planes, tro(t)s, torpedoes, bombs, nuns and shells. I:xpl n41i14? Yes, but worth It, Strength Is Silver's Great Asset 'fake airplane/4, this war's 10)411 deadly weapon, Engine bearings which are lined with silver can withstand the tremendous prey- nitres of high•spoed motors better than the 11(11111 metal bearings formerly used. Translated into performance, this means that American planes can fly farther, taster and carry greater holnh kende) with silver•piated hearings than they could with 1;111111 111111111, Silver's greatest asset Is its tie• 111l11dona strength, Its resistance under sheen slakes it Invaluable In the recoil inecha)ui41111 of high• powered guns, adding length to their range, Tho most dramatic iwes of sil- ver in this Silver -Plated \Van', how0vet', are 10 10 found in sol• dor. Unlike lead. silver solder Joins metal so strongly that the \\'lir:' )'hat's the we're fighting, and VOICE OF THE PRESS JUST ANYONE ,Host any maul can 1e ;1(l editor. Mi 8)1 editor has to do is to sit at a desk six (lays a week, four weeks to it month and twelve months a yeiu' and edit such stuff us this: "Mrs. Jones, 1(1' (')caws Creek, let a cam -opener slip last week and cut her in the panty; John Doo climbed on the roof of his bout, east week, looking 11(41 a leak, and fell, landing on his back porch; While Harold (preen was escorting 1l141., Violet Wise from the church social last Sun• day night a savage dog attacked tltinl and bid 11r, (irc)n on the public (1quare; Jim frank, while harnessing a 'Hmmehn lass Satur- day, \'as kicked just south of his ('orrll'1'iI)," Dort Perry :+101'. CHANCE FOR •1'14E SHEEP An increase of (Awe to I11 per rent. in the number of sheep 14 - Ing hell in \\'41li1111t0n ('01111ty is indicated in at (Teen( survey. Once upon a time, before clues became common on our higIl0 0Y41, sheet! roamed unchecked along the road- ailiTs and, judging by the prion - knee of weeds this ye:n', not only in fields but al0nlr the roadsides, it might 114 a good idea if they were allowed 10 do so a1ain, fainly we have not spare labor to keep (114 \V(e)Is properly rut and if they continue to spread crops are bound to suffer, Some sheep and schoolboy shepherds might do a fine clean-up ,jnh, - Elora Express. AGAIN DENIED The Red Cross has again been obliged by rumor -mongers to deny that, funds were 0101. used to pu'- those beer for Nazi prisoners in Canada. The pity is that such denials should ever have 10 be necessary, llanli1on `pect1loe. BRAZIL'S SIZE Brazil, our newest Ally, is the fourth largest country in the world in area, being topped 1!1' Russia, China and Canada. Con- tinental United States is 5)11)lhtly rmaller,-Stratford Beacon -Herald, joint is ((Nen stronger than the original metal, 'Thus It a tank, for example, breaks dawn 011 the 1i(1d, It often can he repaired with solder right (01 the slot. Use of Silver Frees Other Metals Miles of pipes in fighting ships and triulsports ore now with silver solder, giving then) added ability to withstand shoed) and strain. 111 the production of many l(i)ds of tomtits, silver eol• dor Is Used t0 seal the joints. Being an exceptionitlly efficient conductor of oleetrlelty, silver al- ready is being used for wire of Various size,, and it )las been pro- posed as a. nlatel'lal for heavy ca111e and the ll11 i1siV4, higll•volt- age bus hors in Industrial plants, Since there would he no deter- ioration, it (1011111 be replaced after the war by the copper now need- ed olsew11101.0. Silver also Is leaking a major eont'ibution to this Silver•1'latcd War by releasing quantities of precious other metals, 111(1 copper, nickel or zinc, for uses their spe- cial properties heist fit them, '('un can get an hlel) of (how sit - vet' is helping 10 1(001) the war production ball rolling from com- parative consumption figures, 111 19.11, 50,000,000 more ounces of sin. vol. were fahrlcated than in 1910, and increase 01' 95 per cent. The firm of Handy & Harman, the no- tion's oldest and largest bullion dealers, which was recently awarded 11' join) Army-Navy "I:" reports Increased production in sante (ilt•er lines as much pts 4(10 ler cent within the past year. ITALIAN INVASION Thirteen Italians forming a commando landed on the North African coast, mined a railway lime with explosives which failed to PNp1010, and then got them- selves arrc;d(0 by British military polic4. How very holdal)! \Vindsur Star. 0) "IILIMEY, IT'S WINNIE!" It was 0s "Mr, Bullfinch" that Prime Minister Churchill started out to review lie battlefields in Egypt into} 0ito. Bat the troops soon recognized 11ha. "Brim 1'y, it's \\'" ane 1(1 them cried, "\\'innie'41 conte out into the 100(0 ein' desert," • --Sault Ste. Allude Star. u-- - - A IIAT1 F111. WORD This (\ low slaking ('very able-bodied m): wort) is 101011 to Ile hard on some leisured, lazy ((1(4 \4 lune\\' armind town. 'They 8(4' like (114 man in at' old Eng- lish comedy \110 said: "I eats \ell, I sleeps \veli, but \Holl 1 curs lh4 word 41)1i) 1 Eines all of a tremble" 'Phomas 'Tina's-.I(1rnol. Women Workers \1'0101 n 4001)'1.41 1011 hike their pbn''s beside the mon at I'ieton, Nov:) Scotia, shipyards, starting S0pteinher S, it 1.1141 announced recently. O(Iy a row home 14411 engaged so I';1(, lint more will h' (111411 011 111144, HC� uiti -eft. 1's r') 1!?_1t''AN !L A Weekly Column About This and That in Our Canadian Army A lets necks ago the question of ago entered into this column. Ago, to the aging, is an absorbing told" and one that must Io thor- uu; ' expinr(d in time of 111.1, At, a recent meeting of lawyers in Cleveland, Col, J. I„ It:ll!•tl'n, Minister of National 1)410000 tar (10 you prefer "Offence"), told Ids :0di00ce that 110 iiol:s for n lint; \lar. :\ day or so before that address Et. Ilan, \\',1„ Aloe - Kenzie King 1"101 us of the 11u0 - try's 41)l1+ for 1110 ruler 11410 of ('\cl'y Iran :1411 \menet' in t1' pro- secution of the war, These, 141 us hope, are more than "straws in the wind." They are definite hone:1100s liotl we are 0nnlinl' to the (4nlizan:on flaw the 410!'g;'141(i0n" ,lade at the Very start of the w,1(. 1 the Collodion Legion and other ex.ser\'i'e men are hearing fruit. Evidence that they are i:: to he found in the recent (ec(uilinr; campaign for the Veteran's (iu:u'd of Canada, Work has liven found for the old soldiers to do. ')'hat thole is yet more wmrl) for old soldiers — in uniform and out --- is indisputable, and it. 1101' looks as if the day is :it hand when the great army mf middl1'. aged Canadians will find itself considered qualified for something more than membership in (In' House of Commons, Last night n battalion of the Reserve Army was undergoing tl'ltillillg in it park in t01 Eastern Canadian city. The 1)10)1 were learning formation for different kinds of patrols, Some of the time they gathered round their instructor to watch demonstra- tions, Some of the time they practised the formations --• tt slow job. It was a cool eight and the Hien wore their cotton summer uniforms. Some of (11101, includ- ing the instructors, were chilly. 'rice Lieutenant-Colonel com- manding the unit -- he wears the D.S.O. and M.C., — passed from group to group observing the training, He observed more than that. Ite observed that his men were cold, Ile passed the word to the inst'uctors to interrupt the training and give some worming - up exercises. Now that is a little thing i0 it- self. But it is a big tiling when you look right into i1. Any one of those instructor's had the auth- ority to break off from his work and 1('11(1 i11 \wlll'(111(1g up 154'1'4'i5('s. Or, if he did not. want to pct on his own initiative, could have ob- tained permission. Vet it took the old so1(1141, the seasoned v'eter'an who is consider- ed too old for active eouunnnd, to th'nk of his melt's 10)11'01'1. The younger instructors are all for efficiency -- for "hardening') their ,len. 'That's ail very well. So is 1114 old 501114'1, hal 110 knows there 1s 1)0 gain 111 efficiency If time is lost from the next t'an- ir.g night by loon who cont'acic11 colds through lack o1' As 1 have written earlier in 'i'he individual C'itizen's there aro many jobs that can be filled in Cana 'a, in Ill) lard, at the hoses and on the line of (.0111- munic:Ilion by V'I'lans of the lost w111', 113' 10011 who 101'4 1) 0 Young last time and are railed too old Ed); time and b\' tell 1', Inn >'l' ent'I- gnl des :((4 lows r (11;111 tl' -A° that is r411uir4,i of the lighting 1,03('(0)'. To 5111'11 ,10141 1141 organization. administration and supply such men tido. the Ino11 halluu•(d think- ing that gees with nut$ur)l years, Youth caul, ('.ill 81)d, in the final essence, nn1-t plan lull execute attack hut youth is less apt to worry about latch important, 410(3) as ('onsnlidati05 :1(!(I - where the pion calls for it - ' Vael1:1 imp. The 41101(0' thing; 11pp111', In the WOO( 1lVa11111110 fur 11)0411' 1110 are 1101. 1111(ilahie for the arun'0 ((roes. After year; of tolling noirril"I wo- men oto ha\' raised i'amilies and are freed Dem deme -lir ties that they aro woe old, owl oldies in 1111.11011 lilies of (•Ildi:(\our :!5' now getting roam! to 1111 real:zntini that there are malty 5-pberes of useful :(cli)itV 111 55)11,11 older \.0(411) will not merely )1 ly "Iwo" 11(11 for which they a(1' much hided fitted than yuuni; one,. la\4 seen no 1(lulolu1r'•In'll yet. about the noising ser\ice of the Royal (')Magi:In Army \1eii- eat Corps 410 must a%41un1) that the :(P(' 1111111 hall most. veteran Nut )1. - Me; Sister' of the I!111-11,11) wall' 101" -1 "\ 1111" Most 0ull.b'rS of young; mon serving in the Army will agree with 111(' (hal it Nursing' Sister W110, in addition to her training', has the adlantag4 of being a mother who has raised children of her own, would he the ideal type for hospitals in this country to which wounded who face a long collVaesce11r(' will undoubtedly he Sent. Yet ---- and lure is a situation worthy of Gilbert and Sullivan — tho only ex -Nursing Sisters who can qualify for such appointment are those who lied about their ages and fere officially too young in the last wear! No matter how you try to figure it 191.1 sub- tracted from 111;19 still leaves 25 and tun}' nurse who is less than 45 today must have been less than 20 In 191'1, She had to be 21 to enter It )whining school, three yelp's were required for the course, leaving the illilliltmu111 age on enlistment as 24. Twenty- four and 25 always add up to 49 — and •Ili is the tipper age limit! That's by the way -- what we are concerned with is the desire of older people to do something to help the fight along'. Not only their desire --- their undoubted capacity for service. The time \vill come -- it ,lust \'hen all of tis who are eap- able oI' helping \vill he drafted, Until the 1 111 0 '011115 1tt'S (10 uta' share 1y helping to sae merchant conlnuodities that conte by sen, by carrying parcels form the store, h 1 doing' our own little hit to keen prices down and the wolf of inflation 1,001 the door, Self Heating Tins li'itish 11'1)0441 sm.\ing in cold elinlates ;1(r (0 I' provided Pith self-l14::ting tins of soup. All they will have 10 do to pre- pare it i'. t0 punch 1440 1101es in the top of Ila' tin ;and light a eh'10i(•al healer ruu0ine through 114, 1100(1 14, of il. In 111 minutes they will have 11 pint of hot situp -even i1( tem- peratures as Int' 041 ,111 liehov zero. hi:, is only '1114 of the new feateres (1t' ban ones d 911111 ^ \tili'Ic \Val' ()1X4 41411 uli"I" 1,110 lies"I- nl4 d. 'Pew.' is 11e '.\lonnlain )Archil' iron r':11,,11, TOL (11 :01141 enough feud 10 1,1 11 it 111a II 111)1)14 nut' :'•I Moll's 111 n f''1', zing 1 nipm.alill'4 and Ole: '.I"? I)1 tl34)5i ,,a, 11' roue'. by n! \: I ' THE WAR • WEEK -- Commentary on Current Events General Wavell Gives Optimistic Review Of War On All Fronts I'rc:•i flw. a lung s'1'i), of Al - tied 1nhO1e011, (;en. Sir Aich1• hold 1'. \1•;1(1.11 drl•1v 11 broad and entlfidlol pion., of lite 1(15' (1(1- ('01111' 1111!1 the 1111 that the l'nit.5,t -0 0' s. I(! ilnin, I1111si ( :Intl ('1111111 "(11 1(1 t1t1,t II Russia '"111.5 It'Issi,u'- 5111' going 10 1111/1 111111 11.111 I!1( all(' 111.,1 I1( hell( them. "111,411,( is roe 11 -art of thio 11 role 1010. The (1' mein objective 11ou111• 11'1,s 4 5,- 111 111) ',(Ila) 1110 hill 111 11115 -101' the 1111-' 1111S an0 mf bnsi• n'ss ,n 111111 wil1!'! 11' 111 111'1..•. than of f5:htint 11. twit front - "11nt the Ito slap .1rn0y '•1111 1' Intact ? lural its .lir furl- i, gni.:• 11r011e :111,! It 1•' :'01111,:' 1111::1'11 111, end 111 the ( {!1,11'':1"!111:' - 1;1"II II!lu'".!1 1;1(14 N‘ ill he another five 1\'1.11- I(('(1 1• ((',1?)) `I1111!' 5110 c.u,il,a1:11" The Atlantic "(Ino 1(l' the hia:l•'- ((:15)15 !• gain_ on 111 1151• .11;11lit it ()lir In, -- on are w'1'inu no: 1'l • ions 0011111! 10 !11'1.1)11! 115: \111(11)11' the lar hut 411,0141 lm learn1141' n : :51;11'. gy and delay (1131' 051110111)4 of it. I do not 411') the shipping 41i)nal!no gelling war -e, but better•„ \\1::011 soh] sn'('ss(" (1(1.4' ho. hie scored against the ,-0lularine but willed "11!;11 collapsed In the last war was nit suhu0u•ines but the supply 01 .•51'1:41 that \till slick 11 out." R.A.F. Over Germany "The air offensive Is causing Germany it 4r('at deal of damage ho11 mah,ri11 and morale. \V1' know of material damage from phutugraells. 11ow (411th umrale damage is l) Inure difficult twoh- lenl. "Ilut the attacks affect submar- ine and tank output and we are chucking more stuff at 11110 (3111- 1'a') than he over cluc'k'd at Eng• land. lie must (hint) of propping up morale next winner." The Middle East "We')' got !tontine] 141(1, b1(( Iii is 1111101 too close to the (lotto of the Nilo. The hop() is that we push him a good way hack again, . I'm sure It,m10el 4'011'1 gel any 1'1011101'." 111111)' 44aulted to knock out the Russian Army, \\'uv'ell said, in or- der to hate his alloy in 1'Igyld free to )lit through into the Middle Plast and with another through the Caucasus or 'I'nrl(ey. "lint he l: a long way ntf from the position 111•'1 like to he in 1)y 1ie end 01' 1912, , . ii''s behind his program. "')'here 11101 h' soul(' fighting up !n I1) inuia41ns this Pinter but it win not 1e ):Isy for 11!111 to get through." Pacific Theatre ":\s Io the Japanese, de's got 1)h: 10111141 fell. Ile's III(' a 110:1 c011411rlcl"r 1',111'1 las ri\11110\V011 a big g(:.t. Ile needs that, 10 digest it i1( a corner. "Japan is no: 1)9 'ly 11( take un job like 811 1111x411(11 of :1u411111i8 0r India, "\1'1' don't 1)4501 how his navy \as hit ii! th4 Solomons, lint 11' h'lievi hard. Ile is not )lush with shipping. nor 15th a n5vy to 4114(1 both the Anliriean Navy and the Briti:=11 1':)stere )Teel. "110 1" net -trou); in his air force. . . 1 511\;1341 heli' ved 11 his 0) a1) point.. "The Jap 11.1; Iwo bt.q tasl)s, 114 must take into ,t01nunt )ht. Itus- sign nil mice !I he is to he able to (11:14411 what b' oisea'dy leas And ''o0J41' a1' 1 !11'1' 110 )Midst 4141114 1!14 Thin. -0 !4,-!114," 1i 141 hrgiltning 10 1,110, ;I- If the laps 1401'4 tin 1'1)1• for 11!1.1.51, i'I:: tidm'1'llt," The Indian Front 'I'll; Page 4. 141CIO tRtIMC1CICKII I1IIVOCil ltKt4+CKIV4K4fKMKtRtCtel4 ICIRI 1111(10(10ttll(411 R1 J. A. R. Elliott. Gordon Elliott INSURE NOW' AND BE ASSURED. Elliott Insurance Agency CAR—FIRE—LIFE—SICKNESS—ACCIDENT. BLYTH— ONT. Residence Phone 12 or 140, 1, TUE ST,8NIDARD .fl LONDESBORO (Next Sunday morning (October 1I11t \vitt he the Annual Thank Offering; meeting of the W. M. S. when the slaying al Present at the home of Clarence Crawford, Vith Concession. 1\li,'t It. Kirk ~Pent the w'eelt en,I with 11r. and Mrs. Anderson, Exeter, returning on \Itind;ly night. tnentben; 11.111 nccUPy the front seats 1 )I 1. mill \Ira. t'harle.; Snelling, nem, of the Church. Rev. henries will de- I Raylield, and little Ruth, spent Sun• liver a special address. The Choir ltlay \•illl )1i.s. \\'. Lynn, \t 1.„. Charles II will render special music, The ladicn 1 \leycrs and inn,Jackie, at et mpanied are asked to meet in the b;l4entent R 15 minutes before It o'clock, Ottico Phone 101, Mr. George Radford has bought the ill A ,Appleby farts on the s and 9111 ('o0 "COURTESY AND SERVICE" ,'sSion of Ilullett (11212iDaltaiN).•21212.213,dl2tStar i!.1at2t 212tDs?INNRLDtRib131?t2t)a4tR4laNDatAD+2t24iNDrD1RI I Mrs. flagman tinndet'cnck and ('Ilf- ford vi:ltcd lung Sunday with JIr. anti NOTICE 1iir now location i• in \1i • Tay- lor's Pi\o to a Dollar Store. \\'e 'arc herr prepare(' to give a conn- Rplete et right se:vice, meet all old Jlornfng Prase; friends. and make new one:. I y ', Sunday next at Itl:;' + H't' examine rye furnish glar. esil Church, at lno't moderato prices. .\11 work' gun rant eed. • Eye glasses repaired and broken leases replaced. at the neighbor; and possibly another \trs. \bcallow.cliridecallow., would be (icing an apple with a tun" Mr. and Mess Fred Shohbruuk spew 'I'Io monthly ntecuug of the lied tots clean •jack-kuif'e and stow fug it a few days recently with their (laugh. Crosti 1\a,; held in Comm:inity Gallaway in his cheeks .. . . and r'o on. ter and funnily, Mrs. Erne,;( (Guru. will( I're•ideut, \Irs. It. Fair;:ervire, .\ truck came along and the Furs'' partook. presiding, with an Mit nuance of . meted on and I thought what a pity Quite a successful quilting and Pot 'The inert;ug opened by ,:iugiug tlr,d 11 was 101 children to have 10 go 1.11cit supper was held at Mr .Edwin Save the King followed by fray r to nthoul 1111 any day e\cept cold on:'s. H'ood's last week. Proceeds for \\'ar , For Peace in unison. \\'ork• I '1'111, following shipping reeolpt , There will he a "Ringo" in the were road: 17 handkerehit fs, I; fac 1111.111 110111i1 for a fow day; \ isit. Mr. and \Irs. Prank !tall ;ti' this week at the home of their rut, Charles 11;111,til. Jlat'ys. LONDESI3ORO RED CROSS NEWS AUBURN 1 A. Reid, R.O. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST New Location—MiEs Taylor's Store Every Wed, Morning 8.30 to 9,30 PHIL OSIFER OF LAZY MEADOWS (ty Barry J. Bogie) 'Community 1lit 11 on \\'etlnesday even- Omsk,, 1 f ulalti's p„,1„. 1 millticl'lltotl 1111 lllg, Uclnhel' 14th, (1)1111111,11(111gtil t htr.pllal ;;nw'it.;, 11 illll,w' tt iu :t. \lark': tloclt, 'Then' will be a intuit c((uniel' pair sox, ,; tplflls, iu connection, proceetks for Iced Cru;:, I'rocred., IYnnl dale '.lames \\'Lister i.; shingling hip ‘"tick, residence here, which is occupied by 'Mr. Howard Shuhbt'onk had the "ifs- 1 A litter w'as read Mr. and \Ire, Ilar:y Jackson. Robert fortune to break his arm In 11. Rutledge and Harold \\'elide(' places while cranking 1110 car, assisted. JII'S. Alice Robb and \1rs, \Ic•Keuzie of Lucknuw, with 'Mrs. John \Ic• Knight. \\'ol'd hay been received by I':. I'lhil• lips from his brother, John Phillip; Yellow Grass, Saskatchewan, nettle, of a thrce•inch fall of stow' there on Seplemhcr 25. The snow covered south Saskatchewan's untIitc'zed. un- cut, s.\Vathell and stooped fields of grain and damage Moue by title S11ow unit four degrees of frost which ae• conlpanied it, was very heavy. I1 f0 said this will reduce the grade and quality of the grain. Mr. and \II's, John \'incept, of I was ambling along with the horse Cotlerich, s'pcnt Sunday with Jlr. and and buggy the other day down the Concession Road just dt't';1111• ing about nothing in particular. Then we c,une 10 the schoolhouse. It was a pleasant, warm :-ort of day and the windc:ws of the schoolhouse were open. The horse stopped and I sat for awhile and listened to the (Blunt- ing of Voices. First there was the rather high pitched voice of the teacher and after that the mumbling of the childr00. 1 ceubl well iyulpathize with those children. 1 wonder if you can remem- ber September o1' t'al'ly October Mien you went to school, The first few days of going back to school were generally alright. .\t least there somctillles w'a; a new teacher and finding out about a new teacher has always 1111 fun. A fellow could gen- 11811y tt_11 in a week or .;o w'hethel• there was ill 11011 clitor'e for devilment or not. i;esides, some of the teachers were quite pretty and the older fel• 12! when further help will be lows used to sometimes pick up a with this useful art. custom of the little fellow„ . , . .that ' :\.C" Kenneth Wheeler of the R.(-', tatting (lice, big t'o,y apples •\.F. I.ICllille, Quebec, spent the along for the teacher. at 1110 home here. Getting to school iu Septemhl'r also The public school teachers of \!or• Mrs. Fred 'Poll. Mrs. Alfred Tc',butt, of (ioderich, with ,\1r. and Mrs. Ezekiel Phillips, \Ir. and 31rs. Lloyd 11. ltuittllby, Paul and Gordon of Loudon, r'pent the week -end with \ir. and Jlrs. Jer_'- ntiali 'Taylor, \Isis; Mary A. Munro, of \1'oodslock, spent the week•eud with Mr. and Jlrs. Ralph 1). 3lulu'o, Uis,s Ila 11. Craig of \\''ingham with ,11r. and 3!rs. \William J. Craig, over the 1Veek,cud, BELGRAVE The Ilelgrave Women's Instituto sponsored a Knitting Course on Tuta- tiny in lite Orange 111111 when Jliri's J..lith Hopkins of the Department acted a5 Instructor. \loch Informa- tion was gained by those present. A second day will he held on Ucto''er given meant a ;ettet' from the heavy harvest I ids and East \\'awanotlt townships work of .ingust \\'hen the muscles of 11101 in the Ilelgrave School on \Ved• the body ;t;u'ird to relax the okel"s ltrsday afternoon with inspector J. of the head started to got tied up in iChnkead of (lotlericlt in attendanc3 knots. 1t wasn't so bad en the wet, and Clarence Grainger of Halton cold ;;;t:., Mien n the Fite in the box- ! t 'hoot as chairman. I'reient day '.11 1''' need In ! c'pl"asant ,hut methods and problems were disetia :•d thea the warn(, fall day.; would count, under grade aethities crafts, current along and that was a different pec;t• 1 t'Vt'nts, school ground imin'ot'eulcnt ((;itiuu altogether. land the 'soiling of wa: savings 'stamps Try and wink al hook, when balmy ''lt is expected more gatherings of a air is flitting in an open window to '1111!li;1r nattu'e will I e held. de - torment sun. Mils are buzzing a.unlltl 'K.nnx riffled Church was nicely de- an apple core which yon boo.;letl up t'oratcd with autumn flowers Sunday en the window -sill frtr that very 101 the annual ,\nniversary Services rcasun. The fellow next to you in Mien Mien Rev. I1. Snell of Iahcl, 1(11; the dozing 111- lied Ili, openg:'ograpity guest speaker. Good congrvgatitns I oak. One t:•l' the tomboyish girls i; were present bout morning and even - catching fib ;. taking the wing,, off ing when Rev. Snell gave splendid tel• thcal ;:nd thea dipding them in the dresses. The choir tinder file leader - inkwell prods then( into trailing ship of J1is6 \'elnta \niceier gave acro-- a white page in her scribbler e.p00181 anisic. The male quartette, ;It; I =al in the Muggy 1 could Ross•, Anderson, George Johnston, lust imagine the scene inside the (-Tifton \\'alsh and Worman (ieat111_; cla'•sroonl, 'There w'onld be several also contributed numbers which were coung;ster-, new at school, ardently lunch appreciated. \Vi't' tling with protocols, 'There would I 1\\'i('red I'lckcll IL.C:A;h'.. Clinton, be several other inlsclilet hills ones silent the week -end tvita fl i'tnd;• here. Making spitballs and flinging than 'Jnr, George Irwin a farmer in East al)to the ceiling with their rulers, \\';I.wanesit met with an unfortunate There would be at least one lad tying accident on Saturday wizen he had his pit cet; of paper in a girls hair. 'Twt,, leg broken while taking the hay rack or three giggling girls 001(1(1 be ex• off the wagon. 1 1 was removed to !Attila 14;41'4- n•.tes back and forth over \Vliighahl Hospital for treatment. sena sab.jc.1 which seethed very int.], ,\ir, and \irs. Charles F.hiell and portant to thein. Some of lite Pula ,'fa.nlily were Sunday visitors with Mr. with I p '1 `ret would he Sitting staring and Mrs. it. ,1. MacKenzie. at 1;1,1. wriggling t0 -•s and not think-( Evensong and Sermon at :;;II i'. 1\1, ing about anything in general. Tie, in Trinity Clinch, next Sunday. dale: at the blackboard would he I thinkingaboutabout t:verythiug except the NEW SCHOOL HOUSE FOR le"`ettl' S.S. NO. 8 MORRIS Then there world be the, blg boys who by reason of their period of at- The "'fi1,1 hott/: at S.S. No. R llor- tendance had taken over the back Iirs (Brow natow utiles been pronounced scats. Cne of them would be thinking of the smoke he promised himself after school. Ile aright even be grind. Pug some leaves and mixing it with a unfit for use and a new building is to he erected. 'Tine contract has been liven to Robert \lowbray of White- church wlto will commence work as little tobacco which he lifted out of moon as possible. The building will his Dad's package, Another lad would be •frame and insulated brick on a he thinking about the new hired girl cucrete base. tw'u yrs ackn.ow•I"tlging Ile is from our branch, sheet, _1 t•.Ine , of Hil1•a;;e Report of Pingo held Si ply tuber liecripl� :!I'4. \pell,e, Illrintl;lla Mug() Sot. 7 ,I I:ailnt'e ;'!'reason 1 r, ;,, y I :Mane(• on band ()cyber I, _' S:I. .\notlit r Itis:g 1 mit be hell( in t'ouunaniiy Ilit! l on \\'etlne:tiny night, ttciolter II, ;ti o'clock. 'There t1 ill hl' ;I tont h euiltlier, .1 11.111'1. \V l'; le,ld II •!singe n. 1' n t. ifs the I'iI»unser of \\'at' Itnr1 Itt ut Iit(;I1l;t nt lilt' 111(11' 1,1 ((111' Kin I.i;l nn Illlic, r. U'. .\. \1,11. \\ as rh((••en n, our rept';-on 1:11\ Lunch toll' onium ?.'.1.1, 'Pict.• I 1\111' rind 011 ;1 p} le'. plate 11111 111 I iy \I r, ,I. .\let 11,1. Ih,• 1 1.;0iltg to \Ir I,. .tlr\;III. I'nr„ '1 Work 1'ununitice for \u\ent , l\less tiha !tIirh, \It Toni i i a and Mrs. I;. Illuns'u. The u, \e I''-;1;1,11 ,In:11 l wn 11 includes 1:‘11 1a1;. nil; L , :, 11r; ing go\Vli , - ,lid ia,•',l'; loo , 11, .1 hnudage.. I Iit't w.ltt•;• i,ii;i' ro\ 70 bedpan cheer:, 1, 1 .•heel It 1\11 decided to do h.:il' till' 1111'0;1 Milli ill' the collet( 11;u01,1g•I 1 \':'x)11111• ri.0111 111.111(111011 ;17:1'.111 lu h,'Iit \\Itll I;1 1tn'I I. Ferri ill ((f •`1 h.!. 31rc11114 Ill/ I'd T tiaVr Thy King, We(lncsclav, Oct. 7, l 9.12. 1)Oi\ ttit twin; to ;Itiunc .,1,y -,,r\ nein(; 111.111 in l' tit\ Knit: I church, .\tborn, I h, re w ill be to :•1.11 ice here next nul;ly. Jlr. ,i t'. I1,•hin it and 1\\'ni ;111 op' cr,llieu in ('Ilt,,n lu I,i'.11 be; 1V1'.'', ;111(1 Ili- t iii (diem 1 aper(("I a; f:11•. '111'11111: Jlr. T. d 'I'ti •nli a Ili .i d:lv al 111,' Nolte ul 111. p;, , nl 3I ant( Air,. \ o ratan 'Htti:ti 't1n. ! 1 1 '1 • I, :11 ing for \m,1 111111 111, 11111)1ny'1', It;IVi 1 -en 11 \\'inoh'1t1 11 r. :lust 31r... R. th•,nuley, Sluvl ;1l',I Got11, 11. and .\Ir. a11,1 Jirs. Kln•in C'haltoley and 11:1 ':;hire, I' , 111113' of 11 iut•l;lni, w, >,n,nl'I) 1 1\ Olt deuton( and NI; •. t'1111ntey 11 I,is1u !'gunned IIt, Pll1 y an I the 31i. , Ir• en,• Iin!:in,• )11 ,\,l 1 rrel,hey, Clara 1.1 tills and .Mildred .lune: of \\'iiigtll:nl Ilii 51•hool \‘,1•1' ;11 their home:; 11 1:11'1• till' \veel(elld \Ir. and \11•<. 001111111 li'binsr.a rl' \Viltgh.lin. 'i,•n1 the we 1;.1'nd with her part n1 Jnr. and Mt Shirt Burney. BUY WAR SAVINGS ChRTIFICATE'1 1•;111 •in •in;: "1;,,d SAVE FOR YOURSELF—AND HELP WIN THE WAR "I'm glad I live in Canada. My family is safe here. There is no Gestapo, no hunger, no brutal aggression. I have a good job, and I am free, and unafraid. "In many lands, the people have been robbed and beaten, their money and possessions forcibly taken from them. IIere in my country, I can lend my money and know that it is safe, backed by all the resources of Canada, and that I will get interest on it, too. I am gladly doing without some things so as to be ready to lend every dollar I can to the country that has been so good to me and my family." * * * Every dollar you lend to Canada helps to protect you ... gives you the right to work in personal freedom instead of under brutal dictators ... enables you to live your own life, for yourself and your loved ones. Victory Bonds are a good way to save ... this country has always paid back every penny loaned to it, with interest. Plan now how you can lend your money . . . figure how you can save to lend more. Back up the men who are fighting for your freedom . , . let your self-denial show your loyalty to Canada. WORK... FOR YAC 0• NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE ru+ Wednesday, Oct. 7,19'12, 14 11111(.1 is Council Meeting' :: LYCEUM 9'III;A'I'IRE "' '1'111 1',1111, jl ( 111 111 'I'1LYn 11;11 : WINGHAM—ONTARIO, hall on ()Hubei .Il. 51111 all 111' : r11\1'0 SIi(I\Vs Sat. Night >• 111, 111'11:• l,rl ;1'111. 'I'hP W.1.1 • I,1,• 01 :: Thurs., Fri., Sat.—Oct, 8.9.10 ed. r. THE STANDARD r Page 6. - .a.s1� N...'" Empire 1lonours 1)iepl)c tflwte''S+l"le'tgtZtZrC'£'i 1'Z tPg,E," £':'e,'C'Ct.','41C'CI(;ICtP,IC'CIC.IgI3TAIRfrG'dr$,C1CICwgt6lc'•4'tCIC.'I+wvS14LCIClCtC(<.iQ tLt4'cKtGt£IGt6t(k:tCurClla I,, ROX� ! lll'.A 1111'. CAPITAL rl'II I1 11 E RE(ENT TI -I ,ATIt,E 4 I.e!ol" 1'1 _ CLINTON, GODERICH, SEAFORTra, 1.4 NOW PLAYOG: Charlie Chaplet in NOW PLAYING. The Valley of the NOW PLAYING: The Gay Falcon 'A THE GOLD RUSH — with Land of the Open Range. j( BY It G. MacLL'AN, v+ Sun, and The Mayor of 4 4th Street.f( • Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday r V 4. Johnny Wcisnulllcr, John shc(fic!d:, 1'111' 111111(111 + 1)l' the last nlrllin;; 011a\va, eel. fish 1}11'1'111 , Iron' 6 Mauro en O'Sullivan, in were Ii ad and ailople 1 Pu mollon 0l which will I'1):1 ver slau,l a)n11,'•„d - n • (', ell \\'t , .'I''1' and James \lirhi,'. ' :"r , r 1, , . II :111/,:1N\ S NEW 1'Oltli,. \'11113' Ridge, \'Mres, lull 1'41 1'h it , „ I'as, 11(.11, 11(1(. ;11111 'I ht N0uun1' ;," n I : AI)Vi;N'i'111tI;” •• 1111 11y I'. i{. ('111111:, 51111111111 -• where Canadian •-,ntd Iels Braved their 4 \1,1111'•• Villi!:cg , •1 els in the lit' by Jame; .11111111', Ihat 11) -la\\' Ni. 1 inherent mettle and r1'.;il,tr...,11!11'. • ,I i. ,. Also, Comedy, Miniature, News fighting 111011 11115 gi\1'n the 1'1)111111: n, of I -\!l/, -.\N, king of 1111..lungl0 L1, ,, (.11\011. ('011(.1011. \;..\( d by It ir\iy .lohne'111, second a ll)W (.1'1%11 of hi. •,,' ,\IIIIIIIILII iii • i ::Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30 p. m ell by 1', til 11'hralrr, Ila! 11 '-1115 N n 1 ts'nrlt of Ill' Canadian in Ilial memo!! ; Men , Tura., Wed.• --Oct. 121 3.14 :: for is cling 11, :e'ninre: fur huildinl' able ,\ mils' mm�uiing atllarl( 11111111 111" i' n lir". 5(.1111111 In, '. • \n. \ I4 1111 11011. 1'(.011(.11 coastal 'own 11,uWr0 Ihr' 10111' u .. ; Humphrey t'1' .- i t, Conrad Ve dl, in:: IP11, •1 „ r \ The ! +•'' ',mi.!. 1)l the for the lir,' limo •; ,111 I hrou�;h I he Night,":: ALSO MARCH OF TIME :1, and 4,1'111114 Iii, snla;'y he p:l;s1••1. been bestowed by a grateful ('.mufti, ( COMING: Bob Hope and Madeleine \111\' it 11' 1'. II. Co ill(.'., ...tumuli I on land, III 1111~ \\111', and all Ilse Iroci1 .\ 1)l• I:nllauia In \\11: 11 Ihr 111111(.(.'1' 1,1' Ilan\ 'y .1)1111 •ton, Ilia? Ity'l,lw Nu participating eslalljsti I IlIl IEP I\,'; .?,\11(.111 hnlUl'; !1 out \ith sob,1 'tus sis i;, appointing I1',,id Saperilleadant ns hero0.4, rerlain special trill lies have Dorothy Lamour, William Holden and Jimmy Dorsey and his band. 'fill• 11,,1 y, 11 III 1-i'a 1 (110 1111,- 111,• -;IL "I ''1.1P.'0 1110111 "'1'111; F I,I:I:'I"S IN" Thursday, Friday, Saturday II.II)ur,i.d a, it- ('11,14,1 Tyrone Power and Joan Fontaine al til it 1 e t You e'lu'I ;Mont 114 1411 "T1I1IS ABOVE ALL" A WAR DRAMA Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday "They All Kissed the Bride' '110 if' a I• laut'IIH \t 11000 11'1;1!, 144 !!,• ,,,tory of I l\I• 114111;!4 lel-down Joan Crawford. Melvyn Douglas and Roland Young, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan and George Tobias, Tel: a -tory 1) -) in detail of Ih4 1111.11 ;Ind 1\(1III,•I) 11'11) Initkl• II4'. 11 .114 "Wings For The Eagle" Thursday, Friday, Saturday Laurence Olivier, Leslie Howard Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Raymond Massey. Madeleine Carroll and Bob Hope \11\etwo-i• ailaine with i4,iII'In'rv1 Lau!;o rel -i -II .I,• 111111 -ler I .14 4, ,1 11111'-I\' ii•ct ll',• ali•1/.e \\11!I 111' 111,' \\fl\el111;111l Of 1!11' rr1'1•r14 " I•.\' Ilenl,•ut• I111"I it lzzling, 110111501. '11.2 19th )'archei" "1Iy Favourite Blond e" Winn (110,1, who=e hrn1,'r\ and ;. !', Carroll in "My Favourite Blonde." COMING: Dorothy Lamour in: COMING: Take A Letter, Darling BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON.Rosalind Russell \11 VI I, C. til I V :I 1' . 11, (.• Ihr;, sec"! dP 1 I('I'111111, its III halide was 's i"ei Illy P 3 , n Mat.: Sat. ani? Holidays, p.m. Mat,: Wed., Sat.,Holidays, 3al i`'1'STI'111'14I 1) 11,} Janms .1111110 Ihul iliay I p.m, I Mat.:Sat. and Holidays 3 p.m. J\. I � ..1.. Cit/<'IL',.=,Grl.'JI<I<'ICI(l�p,.u,.-�at�10131 �,.�,G,r,,>1�;2a Ciel U,.Ja 212(G I'�IJI JIOil1� 'CMN,, '� '�, •','•,�', Gi" '^ Y ullollru I1) meet again on November Ilel'ence 111111 -ler T14s1'Inu has 0111 <',2=,2'�•2,a1a. lain,.-oo, raly,�l`v'�L�,�r3lolor�r$r�l?I�i lAi I11ly (‘'11""1""1"" `"1•vl:'1' wit' I'll !l, I", I.!, at i p. 111. ('111'(.1^d, n0uoced Ilial ITS Canadian., have I'\1 !1 1)l \1 , : !1 111 1.11 11P11 C11;11'1'11 i, 11PP P. ,\Ilzun'S 11101111(. " 1'11 S:11111'4'3'. 'try. I{1 •1 111 ('(4 g0• '1::P 1011'11011g 1111011111; w"re pati,!: 110110111'1'd in IFP li.;t 111 0\\11(.11•; mach in lunnr:•Ijuu with IIP 111111111 '411(1. I,,-(' d. (f''''(".'41. \,ulg'1 (4, \I r. ;11111 \11�. I'rl d ('011:; 01111 fain. 1;111;,rluienl of 11101111 Insulin $I;.�'I , � (11111'1"11 it el I I A 17 CTIO O N SA i L 1'i 't` ICIt'°t4rs'Q,gtvcv,,1,?e� w.'C'C,'C'cte:'£'£t%:tC•Ct4' :4 KEEP Old Man Winter OUT! REPLACE YO'.IR CRACKED �$ jJ AND BROKEN 'V.,i;--OWS A hi NOW! Y4 COMPLETE GLAZING e1) ti A as nut' point;11regimental commander 1'1- j. s ,1111 1'1 11, i, Nis, -ell OF FARM STOCK 111, awl JIr. a101 Mrs, 1\'011 'r ('101t \\'1)t. hlljutl .F ;'nn 1'1'11(.1 119 du 1 of 1114 snip''(.: x1111 eh ;al tau b,, 1 , IvPm Hi' crate \j=j10rS 1111 Smithy. i 111ntj1ip;11 Wor111 (Saj'piic;l „ ;l_'.!1; c1i\rd the rncal0d \`1(.111110 ('1115 11 I'I .,. II,Indr1 ,1 ,n, .11111111:0 •4.-. I1 41 (.111'(.11• 111',11!111; 1i 1111 4:!1 ";1111 'Wiwi iri, I'4 ' 1 11'1 ; j!,.:1'Irl "tau I r u 111 ! is 1,1(.111.-('1)l. ('0110(.1, ; ('11.11 Ing:•:';ull Hi,. \Gr1111u1 \?«lll11, 1 I' (';11111 L'nr'' (;1 n 1'01 110-1111411 81ra11'0rd i 011111 01111\\1114; 1110 'Milieu.) !n a'I\a, den, \vasa r,1Pnl 41•j!e4• \k MI hiss I\ir;..\111110 \1111 .11 I,nl \11'rritl of \'a iiroli\,,r and IIPIi,•viile, \Inn'lu 4.\.,,,,,.,i4,1.1,114.11:11,1,1, -1•Ii 11• 1'11 ,Ij, .\1)c 11.011101', \I r, E. 11C ..4,I • 1mIInir;pai 1,o3ni ('Poon, hrPl ., $1;,1111 brutr alhi0(P auld Son of a cantonal) I Pte. ()liver O. 1(.111101'. \1.11., �nnl11 111)1. 411 I,1), 1'111(.(.- _;111 attirei \vhu \va kill);l a( \' tre; III le 54111 R, t 11„1.11!” • • Ili•: Iu111S Jn,ln,lnu Ilii" $'1.'•I I u"1'!i- '1'"'\1).1,111. un'' !vile 11'0111 \i r. x111 \Irs. .111(.(.1 \1';1!,11 and 1 1,11-, j11Lnoon Canle 1111111 r 11'.111' fn•'• 1.11111 ;,.. Itlyi!I. ;11111 0 !11111 mil- ea !. 11;0 Vail Anderson s I': lnaljiing as' a 1111110', and 1"11111 not ;silvan, e !nr- ses mann I'welva 1111'jrrr; including \10;11(. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH $I•tt General .1. 11, Itnherls \I.1'.• II' Itjll Il'''' 111(.;111',' 1)l 1111• "9'11 1;1'1)11111 j1) Richard .\Hack (I.anulll( at 1.30 P.M. Sharp the following' r YOUR Estate is Different from every nthor. Maly prob. Isms aro Involved — family and financial conditions, requirements and objectives aro different, No one person could bo expected to effectively deal with the many duties required of an executor. Tho Sterling Trusts Corporation brings to these problems the combined experience of a staff fully qualified to administer your estate promptly and efficiently. Name as your Executor THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION • 372 BAT ST., TORONTO `I ESTAI3LISHED 1911 I— ,. Y . 111.E 1.111 .1 L 1 11 . 4f 9P 1(f tf 1.41 W ?f !If 1'(.01111. , !"(.11.14,, 51on, Ont., receive the 1)istingosiii,I Irnnl. 1'le. 1011111'(. ,innlpr'l 1111 ;111,1 1!11!Ir'!.'' 1 ldael !triter ;I 5.1;11- servjle (!,1101, Sixteen 111jr'r; I•''• firing 11:41,1) 11011 1;1111 111111 1110 11111 ad 01,11; 111011\1 .\lar'. II )'a1'. 11!11. \Irs. Genre (;1'n'; IRrliel'I .t1 ,,011of (The the :\IIIItary ('Ir,;•; and 2I are 11•anced Ila 111!1. \Ith0ng11 5onuli' I ;et Inuibll 110111(. °P 14)(.1•11 L11gan sallerearoi ...,,, *7.110 I'd j1) the 11:;5 lie 110: hell 111 until hi.' I 119 (i, 1)r);1 \lnrlln i 1',11 don 1',t' „' -i,,,,-,'1 "M.11 In I'0. patrh(S•" l'.\'I"1'1.11 Ll u' r', n\. year, old. Vt9 1 I; a 01.11(•01'; were 1101 1111 unit' o1)on,,,,,on,,,,,uuunnuitinu \54) r\haus!ed. Ilse N01 01111101' 11111; 1{0an row,' 1;001'1:1' C. \lartin, Cleat. 1..•1'111. 11111 IIPlnurd Ifelt11rll1 I). " ! \1'11(1;) 5rr\!cP al 1'101111:' 1111'1'11 NI ve11 1111, 11.10 November til: (;101 (, ._.. .. ._ - ---- nominal ion for decorations, '1'11•• pri- (••\l., ti0,tlh ''' ' l,-lI v,1n I!'gitn0ul" I(''\s•, 7 o' 1. - old, and call', not luau!: V op family \l;jlril P1) stnr'lay \1!11 \It,s vanes, sappers, gunner:, signallers, ' I1PrthPlet 011111 a,it'anead up Ila Iillri n ('1)\v. ,1 ye1(11 111,1, and call', of 1''.11115 ))'01st, Ileusali, lance 1'n aural;, corporal; anti ser.'upr'n hill 11110 the 1111 area firing tram ,In,• .\11(.11 :Intl: \1•r,hir0 111, 4 Lear; r 1/t', 'Illi lull .ill'all'JII d)wll int() (I1,' 01111111' it', V • T. l�obbyn \l1)., slaoiry (',:011 \'i,i1c01 in "in. 1;1:1111'; evntprised the hist 1'f the Ii -I,1 1 low, ani: call', du, April 1',It: s st,',,r, : 01' reCnn)11)1id111)r+, 1111' 15',100 1,,,.„.1M?t,.. 111, 4)1fon fnll001,i1 1)p this and Ihrifors. I In :.' )'ears old; fi h212,2i;'1212,2aat2i1a121,2a21a12124DiDi ,424iDiDi Inn 011 'I'hursdaty'dal jug ;111(1 inspired assault \sill' gren , Steers anal Heifers, 1 '.‘9'111' old; tingui';had l'0n(1ucl \1(.11;115, I.1 \Illi• 1 \Ir<, R. (;odlrcy and family, .\Imm lades nod rifle Pira, ;47 dead and ^1, 111,4' ford Ileif- r•., I year eld; ('al\(,, 1011• \11'(1015 and lid who wcr( "\leu ,' i SERVICE. PRICES REASONABLE. 1;1111 \\ill JI;'. 81111 \l1'';. 11'111' Honed In 11,13palch('s," ;prisoners \\(r( n114nnued for, \I1'\'illi(.• (', ti, \I, 111'1rg( U • Icor 51100(. bravery, 1111'11 disregard l'.11., ('11111• I Ilev. nail .\i1'.:. \1'111. Taylor of I'm' m for the the veoeous fire front Ihr sll'r, will' \i4'• 11111 \l1'.:. ,4\ 1111'1'1 ,.II, ,111'; pill'buxes, and 11)) 1111111)' I0 \\'alsli. attach the \a1'', \with the ("II 1 steel or mt.. and \Irs• \\'m. \lel:1)well, with 111(.1•• hayouots, the ('anadian raid on \1115 :'1, Rlalkhuls', Myth, on Sunday. the former French 1(51111 will 014'1' 1 \.ij ; unary Mrn;;r:nn was ivru'1(1111 cua, 1111 ideal 51111111t.11)i' 1110 11.1'?," 1.11)' 1111110011 1'0111- 111 i nlldal' 411,401 011 'why. \lips ighlin� r jlity or ('anladialns, '1'11^ .maids(. and Most of the scuinr N_('•O.'s 1, Icy 1{0,'''11(.11 sung a solo 111:1 \Irs. llalinns \Phicll 'neoanus:ntiell Ilse a- \s(ro p!( out of action, Iliui54)n 115• \V'ol, ,\ieVittle gave a reading, Yards produced 1 many shrills to mined crminiaod and led 1111 Mattoon their reader, n.; Ihnse 41' the (;(.:'alt 111 hp ('a';i1l) 5.1101) `zIr;,n;; P111'111)' \\'au'. 111 fact 1111' Pilallu11S in 11i1`111. 1111110S11 1011 5.415 o'lliiili lI. 1'5111'; P\- c11\'c; \v1';) 111(•!10'11)' the I, 'sI literal• plus?\•es tic's his •,'411 111 1101g11 111P are 111 cisme (10111 any 11I' Il') hal 10 Wall!, In 1'1'111'11 a 1111 gin 1.1,11(.(11' pall - 1'1'011 IS j1) ibis 0011 1110. t'ertainly 11141- ,'ntplac„nienl then alnut;11'r 1 ha rg:' 13'51)1111 (011111 nut c)11,11tr( 1:11 more (X• blots' in Il') 4:1101 dear Killing 'i gent citing .s(ripts. lcre\v (If five, IIP then ,I1'=t '1111 d the I'a11ce a fes' example:; 1 (111,'G In1h naval gun an,; 11\ C. C. 1. \1011111, V.C. 11'11111 'I'" . .\1-Ignh; tiller infantry hard el, u•ed the though twice milli:leid I.1)ut.-('01, ?ler• Must." _ 1'itt continued (1) 1111'1'.'1 his (11110'.1 The foregoing exempt:, 1 11 141 11 111 ' 1; niMith•: 10 1 year old. c'.II.'vtC+?'SICIfitC'£ICIvtCtCIeNtte,tCLCICI'Ictstew 1 I1;14 1 Saw, tial \0V,'II1''el• 1st; e' :1 SOU,: and figs: ' young Rows. dire ill rron Ilighllinleu<" , . , In the with -;111 ,latn'tary Ise; 7 Tics, from -1 to 1'q (Ir wal 11f over two miles he was the lou Its.: 7 figs. Irom lou to 1_'', 1l.:• vy To thnsn contemplating 1)011d - last man to 5(ay behind In cover the _'1; figs, ins! weaned, 'pyy Int; a \lunnntent . , , Get my reliremrnt of shall parties (l' 111." 1 As prices before buying. Cemetery 1. -Sgt, l;eu:g1' ,\, Ilickscla, 11,1'.,\1,, TERMS—CASH. 4 Letter;"(; a specialty. \lurvin Goyim', Proprietor, Vi/ AO 'Nork Guaranteed. '1'11',5• Gundry fi Son, .\ncliup(rrs:. Monuments! , 1-. 11 NOTICE TO Users of Electric Power 1]inler direction or Ontario Hydro Electric 1'(11\'e1' (',Oi1111115sI011 a survey O1 power 1ISC(1 in the respective municipalities is heing ma(le, 131,yth users have been supplied with Cards \Vitll the request that the following questions he answered, and the cards given to the local col- lector on or before October 15th, 1912. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SURVEY CI-eck (V) Electrical Appliances in Your Home Appl'ancca In Ure No. in Home Appliances In Use No, In Home 1411(..'. Air Healer 11'1101.1 11. Radio I. ler, ('l011 1; 1?1 44 C. tree 31a1,e1• I Ir • Van.; 1111. I{nasle. 1•411. Vollmer I!Iu\Ycr 11••1. Crile (;)'illS,111,1‘‘ Jell 1.111, (lair Carle!' 111 c, hair dryer 11)0, 1101 flat(. Humidifier Fire. 11 on klcc. Ironing 3! 11'hi11c Elec. Kettle • Elec. '\lixer I('1. (111 11111'11er lire Razor Flee. Range Elec. IUulgette 1 .1 . , , 14:1(1. 1{cll•1g,rator I':110'. N1\vj)g \141011110 I(lec. Sit41 1.:11111) 111' . 'I'oasl4r HIT \'110., l'I')ur Mudd \'i,., 111)11(1 \10(1(1 11('1. 1\'ai1'1'10 Iron 1(Ic(.\\'arming Pad \\'aster Elec. 1\'alcr healer, 1 Metered) 1':ler. \\'ate; 11101(1, Flat Hate 2 0r ;1 \\11't+1 to your house 'I'nlal 1 ;Tulp \\'attatgc . Elec. Percolator i1) (Heine Please Complete This Form and Return to Your Local Hydro Office. Gordon Elliott, Collector. BLYTH WATER and LiGiIT COMMISSION • 1 41'111111 FatslcalchlWall R1';1111•nl) 'l•'ranilein Il'nni 1 h.. (.11 al ion, In =!11lI mations \vitlt g;ca( \'iguui and 11"ter- 1111) 1014, ealcnlaljug 111 114 :4 e I 11 nli1;01011 amt \•bile organizing the ('anndians. Every elle 111' Il„ 111111111 \5ifhdr11\id he stalkn•(t a miller \\•jilt a' inn's soldiers in IFP raid Ihat metnur- 11ren gun and silenet d hint. IIP then 'able .Utg,: 1!1 mo: Win \ 'P1 her11e< 1(1)1113' gave nrdht's i,1)' 111' 11lpartll1."land as (hey clone Pruni 111'• 1IPn': and turd aon0u11cell his intention to 1)111;1 11the faPlvri's, IFP min, -4, 1l,a 1151101•• o11' and 'get 1'1.1 n \'ifh' the , n: any. ie5, the lnmlr4r Camps, 1111 n0111' 4 111(1 \\'11(.11 las? 1)rll hernl1,''tjo,g 1114.11111c prol'e„i0114 et' the 1i -thin 1111\, 119-1 . V 4l 11, if GRANITE WORKS r \ , SALE ,1)f :3LINTON — ONTARIO. tau PRIVATE �p da OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE yf Successor to Ball & Zapfe. d 11,:,2,2121212,21212,2(2,2,2,a1a,2r212,1„12,1)a nix, John Grant CLINTON MARBLE AND 1114 ff'Ill1wjog ntljrlel; )viii 111 0((1'1 -1' - ed 1'111' ;ale al the 1'(.511111140 of Ila Clearing Auction Sale ibile \\'. T. I{iddell, Anhurn, Ontario, 011 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS 1 OCTOBER 13TH AND 14TH Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, itis r(• Dur'ng the Hours from 10 a,ni. to it'l'Iv1'11 t1)::Irit'tivas fr0n1 \Villiam (1111- 7,30 p.m. Each Day, Isom to sell by Public Auction, al 1.00 1 Iajning Room Suite, !I 11100(.0:: 1 lo, ('oneessiuli 9. 31 orris 'IbwnSllip, \Inrsic ('011110(4: 1 mantle ('lock: (')al ,21'= miles East of Myth, on Thursday. 1011 Oven: 1 Smoking ('aline?; _ \\'ire;•;Oltuheu l''ih, at 111.nt., (hr ('allowing: Ilt)It1 ?-•. -Clyde Team. in )•earl; old. C.\'11'1.1•.1- Two milli COWS, due to let, ('hairs: 1 ('he.sterfield 'fable; 1I':x- 1lnston 'fable: 1 Rogers i{adio and Knot; Kiic11Pne(le 'Pali)': 1 101'1)01'1; 11--51111 hl Janual'y; 1 Hereford few: 1 (''11111' ('test; 1 Dresser: 1 Wash. 7, year -01d cattle, Durham: 2 I)in'liatls Stand: .lardjneer 'Table: Electric 2.year.old defter:; „ 1111111 11 2 year and 'Pommy guns and pr.'paring a 114• !give a fairly good Cre:;•51cij"11 1)l' healer; 11,,size lieu!, Complete; Lin- !old sle''rs;', Spring calves. fcnsh'e position \\Mich .;4)(')) 5111111•11•11al kind of an 01:•1111111 theywill )11)1111, ,,1_X7; 1'Itt1111 rail: ('aril' 111':\S--7:, )•ear -01(1 1(011; hens. co\t'rnd ?1e withdrawal from the igit•e I'nr theniselv's ?ll nil HIT cnga;4_ '('able; 2 Iiedroont ('hairs: Veranda read)" !mints \•ill the intent • Ring and :\\ngS; ('DoR': 1'1.1':\1'11 \r('1)rmicl: 111111101'4 I i' al.'” ;l. Pollard \11ua',i, 11.5.0„('upper til icer andPni'1'1115; \1'lt11(.(.1 lnvIlan I \I.-I1\1I. 111)15'(.1:II:\sulky (.aka; scmf(Icr; 1 ('s 111511X1: 3lc-nl•IOyal . \\'h^n 1 ---1----• 'r1)\\•: 1)1,1145; .Pictures; Garden '1'01115: Inl4rnali1111aj riding 1,10„. lnew1 1'111011.. !alien on hoard al landing oral'( � '('0nithlg l'irn;il5, lac, 1wittuing plu\v: disc harrow: cnlli\at- IIItKI although wounded for the filth a -s 1'1\ `v.\►MVANWC�II I or: MAI. manure1111spreader; \I. II, hay lints lin still 11151111(01 on organizing \(r, and Mrs. 1'. It, ('11111, 1 011111', TERMS—CASH. loader; :1 -section harrow;: laud roller: anti-aircraft defences and I00hing al- \1111(1 of \\'ingham. visited) \11'. 1111.11 Estate of W. T. Riddell, Muggy; cutter; farm \\agna; halt' rack; '',.:•nun -lb, scales; fanning mill: llnan1113' ! of lumber; 5'011(. tank: cream 5411(1•. • the:\vu(, ('0110111011 Chaplain Service" ,Toronto. \tar( she will ,11( ,1 sent, 1 !atm': churn: 31.•11. 2 I1.1'. gas engine: . \Vitt total dis:regard fol' 'illus 1)\\n Iljim, h(fore going l0 spend 1111' \,int111 `--' cutting 1,0X: 1'001 pulp((.: 5(1 slrighl;: 511'°1111' 1111,1 5'11!1( S11h,j(ci 10 a (.111111111-'il the Sla 10S. I At11'1'1Oi\1 SALE gasoline tauk; Katy folk 111111 rope,: ams 11)0110)1 111111 machin( gun fire hid \Ir, R. ('. 1! -(l1) \an 011,1 'l, 1 1)11 ! slings; gasoline button): forks: Shu\ - OF CATTLE AND HOGS (I�; wljl'fl(irr(,, ni'c'k .,.(S, 411. 1'ep(alr Ill• wont to (Xpas((1 p1);itj0ns 1 McGow lIl \i;!?Pd m• Friday at Ihr : r(11dering 11(03' possible aid and 0;• �11otn, of Mr. tool \Irs. 'Thom is 1.1111• Al Lot 24.(',,ncir',iin 1", Ham. \ail 110'11(15 01 \lifed Brain. ,sistawcl to the \'0tu,d)d." .1)11 in 310111~. ;mills north 5051 1)l' L1)11d1•�h0r0, and TERMS—CASH. I 'mil. \\'. .\. i nvenor, M.C., I{,t'.I'`„ 1 Friends and neighunrs 441111(11 1 5.0111111()1 early im the attack" , • , \\'hen 'Tuesday evening at 1111 1111111,' of Al-! - more of 1115 men were w'oundosl 110 ln'rt \Io('allnugll and prennitel \11'.1 ' ' cau'11(41 a 7':'-pou101 charge of explln•,"and ,\Irs. Harvey Leth(.11mM \\it11 a' i driving horse. 1; years aid; 10 11'4'5 I s far as the ('asi110,'' j \Vaal Manion and tn\\rl prior to their vows, milking and I tie -it. I'at'll 1', 1 1ra1(4(1' \I,1'„ PO4i )i(1arttire to malt( their hone' at calf; 111 yearling heifers and stein's. Fusiliers \loul•Royn1 ... "Mining the,\\•anon. 1 11c1'14011S 11 1111 Ihn'halnr; :,u steers, - withdrawal he refused atssiS(attoe and 311-5. I?avi,l 3Icl'nll0ngh 5.11• (.(.11111\'- 4\al'2hing Mont 711'1 00 !m1) 115.. 11(1•,' - although his I(gs were smashed 111\,(11 10 Se( -forth 110;pital laud \spelt, fords and Iturhamte, 111 calves: 10 been bedfast for i11111.1.4 I hogs, 711 to Inn 11,4.; I:11) \)'hit( L,; horn Pullets. i '1'11(5( an' ail 0n1au-10 1'111110 a 111 of the 11111.011 County 11,:a:0111th" and have been on our own grass all stmt- Mr, ll. J. \'and(\'ater the county Or- gauiizer will start the broadcasting campaign over ('KNX next Saturday from 1-2.47) to one O'clock noon. 11001 are thoroughly conversant with the ,subject and \\ill have something t0 s83' i worth hearing. 1 i ter his Wren." \Irl;. It. C. 31eCumin o11 F111(1a11• I':\01.1100', I)1'. ll, C. \\'eil-. II 10. (11;)1., ih( Roy. .101111 4 Port((. \Irs. Uckee 1011 011 \lunch.. for , I?x, •nu•ix, Oli\e \11(;111. utiles east 1)1 .\nh:n•n, on 1'riday. ()rtuh,'r Iritis. ;it 1 p.m., 1 11 I'oliotving: 11111pnSed to ba in crawled I11lw,u'd's the beach and into ,She hath the wider where he was 1'1110113' hoist• years, oil into all I..('.'1', Ills courag(umc actions and sell' denial are worthy 1)d' - the highest commendation," - 'Sgt. I?I ncs1 It. Thitgun', \i, \I., ill)y- al Regiment 0f Canada" ,... -\!though •serlu':.sly wo,n1)10 1, Sgt. '1'hirg1111 dem. 11Islral(vl at cool, 5111111111(.5 deterlttnti- til(n t) carry out his lar,lc and set ai (fine example t0 his nen." Preparing I;lor Caillpaig•n On Financi"!. !Tome Front i ase Stlliday a high-raltt',ing German official official announced that it was the first duty of all German occupied countries to supply food for German!' 1 1 .-('p1. (i101ge A. Alfred, \?.31., It. and her armed 10(.(05 and 111111 110111.. ' 11.141." . . . ill was 0110 01 Il'( first would be vigorously adhered to re - to ouster Ilio ("8411)4) \-11(14' single- Fardiess 0f \•110 \\•Ont without bread. _ handed he attacked and destroyed al in Poland 111110' 1'11 and a -hail? million German Stronghold 111 the building alt.'1)00ple are 448111 to 11a1\4' leen 1unr11er• i considerable personal risk," Ie41 m 510(.\011 10 death 111 thr a;gn's' � Pte. Jahn il, \1lznn, \1,\1•, Rcsex 501'5. ,Scottish" . was in charge of a� Q341 -me people Still say "il can't hap�( - - mortar. After penetrating the en- pen here," 11111 that is what the 1141- IFF 011)1'5 wire obstacles 110 brought tuts ,gians, lite \o0wlglall'• 1111 11)1141111 .11 - weapon into acli0n effectively. 'I'lte ler,:, the 0reel;s and others said, yet 11 ( to enemy replied with a four -Melt mortar it did happen there. e: 011(1 machine-gun fire but fulled to ail 1'1101 its why 011111114(. Victory 10111 212 211DIADIy+ k)t2iDirt21D1DINZ. 12124Zi.DiytDt;?tPL)10.:;)s.W.'s,:LDh".,Iltlfltattim \\'illiam tiihsin. Proprietor, I 151011 ) i(hSu11. 4(08(.11?, ,\urtion- ,er, ('.4', ',7;, l l'n1•I 010, an emit -molts sunt, bat what 1150 will our n)n11cy 01' 1)111' lane' he if the Uorntauls 4110nld 4\111 tb„ war, Mayor A. J. \Ir\l1):ray, chairman 111P TERMS CASH—Positively No Reserve Wilmer Howatt, I'r(lpri(t0r. 1181•„ 111 .incl;::011. .\nPti11100r. is being launched i1) Canada by the (;)\•vl'Illilrn(. 'I'llia time it 1; to raise HELP SMASH THE AXIS!!! BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS .-..,,£tuIPlclylc.clot.6.111;11e.'<I£IftjtQt£t$'Qt14;11eglCIMC'Ve1Ru.t£a'MIVIRIC641•411110 tEtBtCtt$t • Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY. Telephones: Atwood, 500 1; Seaforth, 15, Collect. DARLING and CO. of CANADA-, LTD. 1 Make the most of your Tea. • SERIAL STORY MURDER IN FERRY COMMAND BY A. W. O'BRIEN SYNOPSIS Aboard a boat from Newfound- land to Canada, Clyde Dawson, Canadian Intelligence Department, finds a box containing the hand of Lemoy Statler, a spy who has been hanged in Newfoundland for murder. Tracing him through the passenger list, Dawson captures Paul Dexel, a confederate of the hanged man in spy operations against the R. A. F. Bomber Ferry Command. Traces of ink show that fingerprints have been tak• en of the dead man's hand. With Dexel captured, Dawson proceeds toward Chicago, following the clew of Statier's cryptic note about a broken "reunion date" and a girl who looks like a famous actress. y THE GIRL IN THE CASE ' IL\ P'r 1, l l \' At LaGuardia airport In New 'York, a cable caught. up with Clyde Dawson just, as he was boarding an evening plane for Chicago. It was from the chief of police at St. John's and read: "Body of elan executed here December six found by ceme- tery caretaker to have been militated in vault. STOP Right hand hissing STOP Fankly ant up well known tree but chasing down every lead STOP Have you any Ideas?" Dawson smiled to him, -01f its he took a telegraph blank from the waiting messenger. It must have hurt t he chief --u graduate of Scotland Yard's famed Criminal Investigation 1)1' pa'tment—to ca• ble such a confession of frustra- tion, and Dawson pictured the thief's eyebrows lifting ashen lie would read the reply: "'Think nothing of it Chief S'1,01"The missing hand is temporarily in cold storage at North Sydney (while the play - fill la(i who did the chopping is being detained by the Do. minion Intelligence Depart- ment in Halifax STOP Will explain fully later STOP Will be at 1?ddiugton Hotel in Chi- cago for few days if you wish contact with me Regards" 'rine flieht !u r'hicago (was a KIDDIE JUMPER STYLE By Anoe Adams Anne Adams present: a brand new version of an old favorite --- the jumper--- in Pattern •11(10. The skirt is in dirndl style; the top is gayly scalloped. .A contrast waist- band and sash 1iie optimal, The dainty 1/1o11.e has ::inert or long alceves. Pattern 111;0 is avltilable in children's ,izes 1, 6, .`S and 1 Q. Size (1, jwlnia'r, take; 11''H yards 39 -inch; blouse, •''i yard :la -inch, Send P.\ (oily cents 120c) in Soius (st.rinps ra!13,0t be accepted) for this Anne .Klaus pattern to P1001 -121, 7:l Adelaide St. \Voss, Toronto. \\'vitt. plainly size, name, :01,1' e. - and style number. pil'as,uu o:u•, fhe dine, i was good, ow tilnasrt d' liglttnl, ,toll the plane purred along ((itis hunpd'ss ease. The investigator folded his ne(ws•paper 10 e(jn) the serenity di; greed (roil 0 f, w hours from ((111' and inurdes and hangi toss ;old the ,•irry patio am:1 of human tragedy. The tit,,11 01 State l'11i('ersity recriw(d DO ,011 till' 11(x1 after - (loon and got 10 the point immed- iately. Nov"here's the ',tory Darwin Lemoy , , "Who?" "Darwin Lemoy, the man whose picture (('as scut 10 1110 by your department at Ottawa . . ." So that was it, nursed Dawson. Lemoy Statler's real Darwin Lemoy. "\\'ell, Lemoy- was one of the university's all-time, all-round ath• letic stars. Ile was parl!(uarly able lin hockey . ." "Baseball too, perhaps?" "011 yes, baseball too, 110 cap• taincd a championship diamond team, but it was 111 hockey that he won his brightest spurs. i even understand that at one time the Boston Bruins and Chicago Hawks trade hitt offers, but he said he wasn't interested in professional sport. But he apparently changed his mild later on because, after graduating from law school In 1929 and practicing for a few years, wo heard that he had gone abroad to play hockey for a Czechoslovakian team in 1935. Two years later, however, he attended a reunion here and starred in an 'Old Boys' versus 'Today's Boys' hockey game. We have the re- unions every five years and . , ." "'''hat makes one due this year •-what month, dean?" asked Da(v• S011. "'1'111(- heath, ill 1 W wt -cis' time. But we had no report from Darwin Lemoy, 'I'he,puhlicity cam- mittee tried to locate hint, but all letters came hark stamped with 'No Such Person at This Address.' Perhaps you eon give me sante idea about (what happened . . ." "1'111 sorry," replied Dawson quietly. "I cannot divulge any in- forntation except that be will not be available for this reunion. Von 01a)' tell anybody that much ht. no 1(1011 and, snider no cnnsrderlt• Hon, tell who gave the infernal. tion, It' I'm to keep toy promise ahunt se(r:•1.y you nt1•st redo - 30(1(1e, Fight?" allow 110110 war:, The dean ,i ,mai-=l d the mantel' '(011 a ware el lois hand. "I -he only other information i can giro, you is 'hat I heard front 2I nunlher of '101)1•es un( -ti) lo(; ;Ileinni-- -that they had ,•,tier irked with Lemoy. .\ppa!•• ,mile hi'• 1111., had m(!1. Ince; tw'r t in 1'•r 1t In 13,1201 way:' \\' Il, hr wit ,1 Im (11.1001 the No,:i s(r'Iells who:l('('er iles11-I:31( ;; ld np!,eared to Lave a plentiful ;!urs i(((3 (1:rite 3. a) of !terve: to 13r. I; lip opinions ;it ail 'rles." The dean 3,1(wed the In(' •.:liga- tor a amnia 3.• (i1' photographs. l.1.• fair; Stoner w'!1`` nnduubl(dly I)•u'. win 1.33010)•. \nnernus (lippings acun(panied the photo; -- mostly from a sport column by one Fergie O'lfeaa. xw(m look a lax! to the t"hl• eae0 Star office, Fergie U'\iea'a, a 1111(11 ylmaunI red !Hellman, wheeled around from his type- writer. "I1(1 in an awful rush, but I always have tint' for a ll'i"nd of Darwin Lemoy's," lie 1(0nnned at 1)atwson'8 single setllence of in- t rodnrtion "Alaybe you can tell 111e where the sols of a gin 1S - 110's W11111 1'11 for the '0111 iloy's' game at State on . . . "Just a minute, 11r. 01e:u'2(,,, laughed Dawson. "1 can't tell you where he is—I'm trying to find that nut, too. 11(.111.4 an old friend of the family in town on hlI(il1ess I thought you, as his most loyal historian, might 1(0 a111e 10 give some lead." "No ran do. .1s a tnattrr of fact, 1'U1 a little hurt that he didn't drop 2(e3 a note. \Ve used to see A lot of 011e another at college gate(•s. and his friends w ere my friends . . ," Tlu;1 1(1 it thi,- will provr• the lead," rut in Dawson, taking the girl's picture from los purliet. "Did you, by any chance, ever conte across this girl In company with hint?" U'llcarn tool; one glance al the picture sill his eyes lit up: "\1'011, well this picture is 30)3' fa• nidus' to me. List time I saw la - limy • it was a year ago or so -- the Star (vas running 1a \Llvle Double cool( t and he entered this picture. She was some girl lie knew hunt Iluntewooll--that's a suburb - and I rem!nrher he got a big 1; lel; out 01• it ((hen she ((oa (we(Itly 02(811 1).t((•sun violet:1.A 1115 (11)3(1• ness. "If she (wu11 a rash award Ilial no ans your cushier wilt 11103ly have a record of ler nano. and . . ." 0'\Icara (vas already on the pho; t "I'll have II in a jiff) -If you g, i a1y news, gree me a call, hitt"" the A . . I'( n tninut. s len, r D1R3on was 111 a taxi humid for ilum(w0o11, his pulse ,tui, kemiu:. (1al<i(le a con,.•iw;,tr1c lime- stone house, 1)1\\ son paid Ili' draw• 1'' and s1o((l3.- moulded d the sl l„ , studying 1.(((3 0•x11 3101 detail from Puce., of habit. .\ hall dark woman in house - 111'01,1'C:4 :.arb answrrr•d 111 1001. - hell• "Is Miss carob. 1'18120 1n'!" he as)•d, fairly holding his breath for the answer. The dark woman glared at hint b, fore speaking, ".\tis,' Fisk., isn't herr." Dawson played a long shot. Lowering his wort( lie said: "1 have a message for her from Le. 111111'." The dark woman seemed u11- eortain, Finally she opened the door. "Just. wail in the parlor. She will b0 home from the office in a short (('h11e . . . "Office? Perhaps 1 could pica her up. Where ," The housekeeper sponte curtly: "The \Ya' Supplies Department floes not permit callers—just (('oft in the parlor." 'thanking her, Dawson entered. Abruptly Dawson tensed as he saw a framed photograph on the fireplace ledge. It ells 111111 of an American soldier --a sharp faced elan of about 2S, 'There was no mistaking 1)in1—remembering fac- es was Damson's forte. The picture was that of the Ail• ericl.11 soldier whose body had been found heside that of the Royal Air Force Ferry Command captain in the speakeasy hi St, John's, Newfoundland , , . one of Gni Iwo murders for which Le. moy Stader, alias Darwin Lemoy, had been hanged! (Continued Next Week) Cigarette Shower As m gesture of goodwill and (u• oouragem(nt, It,A.E'. fliers drop. ped 1,1100,0011 oigarwll?s ((rapped in 50,000 red, (while and blue packages over the Netherlands the night of Sept. 1, a day after the 1121131 birthday of Queen \1`ipnel- mina, :meta, the Netherlands News .\genet', reported today. Russians Proud Of War Doctors Su su(cessful has heroine the (work of Red 01•(11)' hospitals that 70 per cent of rho wounded num who enter thein aro litter dis- charged fit for active duty, ac- cording to "Infol'lllat1011 llulletin," issued from the Soviet (nlhnssy at \Vashington, '1'111. Russians point proudly to their progress in the treatment of skull wounds, which caused 75 per cent fatalities in the First Great War, and to the (IOV(lopn0nt, of het ter me1110(15 of dealing with shock. Praise is given to the heroism of Red army doctors in the field. The case of 1'1'of. A11.xandcr Vish- ne('ski, well-i;no(vn surgeon, 18 0ited. Phis (100101' has performed more than 1011 difficult operations in field hospitals. "During one operatimn, the pa- tient," says the Ilullctin, "while on the operating table (('as struck in the leg by a machine-gun Mil- let from an ',twiny plane. \'ish- nc('ski completed One 010'1%11 1011 2(1111 proceeded 1111110'11 lately tO (111 serutd---extracting n bullet (with- in one minute after it had struck." :mother Soviet doctor, Surgeon Spassl;i, was operating on a w'uunded soldier fon' a hip wound when the patient "conIpIalll(t of severe pain and a feeling' of heaviness in the wound, The surgeon discovered an unexploded 37 millimetre anti -lank shell im- bedded in the flesh and success- fully extracted it,." TABLE TALKS SADIE B. CHAMBERS APPETIZING AUTUMN DISHES Probably there is no other sub• ject about which the homemakers aro hearing so much these lost few (weeks as ",Meat Shortage." Of course next in order would be the 111in1y debates about rationing of various articles. Others may feel at the present moment that there Is only one iu190111unt sub- ject and that is "Income Tax." Re- gardless of which subject is most important the ho11teuakeis task is how to recd the family well and keep everyone happy. '1'o most of us clouds gathered on the horizon recently as eggs, one of the main substitute's for meat, were soaring In price, To help solve these problems 85'1' suggest the following recipes: Carrot Loaf 21i2 cups cooked carrots 1 medium size union 1 cup diced celery 2 tablespoons gre(11 pepper 3 eggs 1 cup condensed mill; 2 lenspoonr salt Dash of pepper Dash of mace 2 cups cooked rice Put carrots, onion, celery and green pepper through the food chopper, use finest blade. Beat eggs well, add to vegetables with seasoning and milk, Fold in rico Jabs at Japs Strike Home y'nc. 10144 A.d at ,�9.,.,a/ lt/t a11Mr, So is wn1 o((I� I_it Fi ANI GII(ANNSrAD a1' „ it Ooh,t'1uns.•eat(! Grand/n."64411 HODoesal't LooK Anythl+p Lige Hia Picture!" Anti -Nazi cartoons of this type, drawn by Bill Moran of are being distributed to Japanese in the islands to impress upon them the true nature of Japan's present government. Top cartoon le self-explanatory; lower depicts war Lord Tcjo holding a Ica Wise orgy with his favorite geisha girl—Dcath. From his cuts 6pllk the blood,of Japan's youth. Such lack of dignity is distl,stc- ful to island Japs, Ilawaii, �•r r111 Enio ,, 4 est TRY Postum todlay. lis robust. sal isfyinb flavor 1S (id i('10)15 .. , a11(1 it saves o11 sugar. 100. l�itdl`aft% POSTUM 9114„ mo r Y0t1 can prepare Post11111 right in tite cull, either \1'iill ')oiling stet o1' slot milk. 11 is (quick. easy and economical. Post11111 contains 110 caffeine or tannin. Everyone can drink it safer-, YOU CERTAINLY DO LOOK WELL, DEAR / % I'M WORKING MORE OVERTIME THAN EVER TOO, BUT i'VE BEE!.! SLEEPING 50 MUCH BETTER LATELY THAT'S BECAUSE WE'VE SWITCHED TO POSTUM, THERE'S NOTHING IN POSTUM TO UPSET YOU -IT LETS YOU RELAX AND ; EE° RETTER. THAT'S WHY YOU FEEL BETTER PO$TUM 4 OZ, SIZE MAKES 50 CUPS 8 OZ. SIZE MAKES 100 an(1 porn' Into buttered mold. Bake hi a moderate oven 350`1'. for 40 minutes. This with a green salad makes a splendid 11111111 for luncheon or napper. Kidney Bean Salad 1 medium can cooked Midi(') beans 1 cup chopped celery 12 cup emitted peas 1 cup diced weal or bacon (if you have it) 1 tahlespoo11 nnin'0d onion Stilt Rinse the Sallee from the bean,. Drain the peas. 1L'n'i11ate 1110 beans, peas and celery in french 1)resshng for 1s2 hour, Add pleat, onion and seasoning. itlend with mayonnaise. Noodles and Corn 1 8 ounce package noodles 1 (a11 chicken broth 1 can corn tracker crumb„ Some grated (10 050 Cook noodles i11 hoili(g broth 1111111 liquid is all absorbed. .1(1d corn and turn into greased Das• set'oic. 'Fop with crackers 11 101 graters elteese and hake at 3101'. for 30 minutes. Salmon Mousse Salad 1 tablespoon gelatine ?a cup cold water c1(1) n 1111'ol(llai 1( 2 cup: flaked salmon cup carrot, finely (hope( d ti! cup (ream, 1311 1119311 Dash of salt Suttle gelatine in cold water for 5 minutes and (lissolve over hot wetter. \\'hip into mayonnaise. Pohl in (whipped cream and re- maining' ingredients, four into individual m"(111:, or one large one. (✓hill. Salmon Loaf 2 cups flaked sadnunt 1 cup cooked rice teaspoon sat. Pew grails (11)(11111. 2 eggs 1 (up sweet milli 1 tablespoon Melted batter 1 teaspoon minced parsley ,2 tablespoon lemon juice Few scrapings onion Remove shin from salmon and flake the fish, 11ix well with 011(1.1' ingredients. 'Turn into a well. greased loaf cake pan and bake In an oven of 32501', about one hour. If desired the pal may be placed 111 0 larger pan of (tater and the salmon oven poached. Serve w'ilh egg sauce, 11 Mss Chunlhers ((t•leonics personal letters front InlereNled renders. She Itt pleased 10 receive suggestions on topics for her column, and 1* (,n ready to listen 10 your :tool pee acc” Itequerls rot reel item or Npecinl oleins are In order. Address your letters to "1101 Sidle II. Chinon - hers, 73 West Adelnidc Street, '1'o. molt'," Send stwnped Nelf-nddresu•d ent elope If yon 1(1*1, n rents.. The new Archbishop of Canter- bury has been enrolled as a ilri- 1ish Boy Scout. In Praise of Potatoes No compliment is now le .•igh for the potato, which i9' to '1 • ,tor staple and support of the 11.: Still, the familiar "spud" beg 1t English life with 1(hundat ' "0u - (loots, "T11(38(3 potatoes," wrote .(.(w- ki1ns in 1'-(1,0, "be 1b( noes' t,ali- 001). routes that 11uty be eat-•• .1101 doe far rxceedo our p;lssel;• • •, or carets," Now the time of s r ire are busy clearing the rein;' (',101) of tate potato of it, suis ‘,,•,(3d faults, It i, not, we are t :i, ,1 stodgy lump of starch: it not fattening, It is, instead. :1 11 ,11' vilanti1 s, a C11101.1 1.1C 11.((1.1. Antiquity prais((1 11 1., its flavor; we, 1001•0 Lr;.'. cit 101' 110011 h. \\'11ich1('er way it,, the potato appear- ",a 19,..1e13 filing'," a- Sean U'1'„sl ' '; J , :,•2 Daly would have said... I;alrii :, of perfect behavior, 1!,i(2 I r. (t' all virtues. Bellfl'og's in the :-4,!.0111. 1.,. lands (1301911 pounds, et jai S FINE CUT In the early '90's, when J. Wallace drove a herd of cat: ) up into Alberta from Idaho a ..: started the now famous Was. lace Ranch, the "Hat” Bra" f was his identification. T'o brand is still in use by Rosi Ranches, at Aden, Allier) "HAT" Brand of the WALLACE RANCH ISSUE 41—'42 c r -- Transport in the New Guinea Hills. fS ix�a:Y"'a ` ` • '1(Y 411170 � • :...�,C ,�� * �,,�.,H7�iN`• ' sir i'3^• New Guinea natives, each shouldering about 40 pounds of supplies, carry much of the aid from Pott Moresby Into the hills where allied troops now f!dit Japs. They are shown heading across a field to the narrow highway leading toward the Owen Stanley mountains and the Jap base at Kokoda, SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON LESSON 41 LOYALTY TO CHRIST Mark 2:14.17; John 6:66.09; Philippians 3:7-1I GOLDEN TEXT,—What things were gain to me, these have I counted Toss for Christ, Philip- pians 3:7, THE LESSON IN ITS SET'T'ING Time. -- The call of Matthew took place in the summer, A.D. 2P. The crisis among our Lord's followers took place in April of the following' year. 'I'lu' Apostle Paul wrote his Epistle to the Philippians about A.I), 64, Place.—Roth of the events of this lesson taken from Gospels oc- curred in ('apernaun, at the northern end of the Sea of Gali• lee. The Epistle to the Philip - plans was written by Paul from Rome, The Called One Mat. (a t. ":\ nd as he passed by, Ire sato Levi the son of .\Iphaeus sitting at the place of toll. 1.1(h). And he saith unto hint, Follow tot. :\1)d he arose and followed hint." 'Though .11atthe\v mei an outcast tunung his own people and utterly despised by then), yet the Lord sats in hint the possibilities even of membership in ilis own npor'tolie company, and knelt' that this loan, now di§honest an11 law- less before Cod, could be trans- formed so as to be gi\'t'1I the pri\ilege of tvriting the first hook of lite New 'Testament. 'i'he Consequences I:1. "And it came to pass, that he was sitting at meal in his house, and many publicans and sinners slit down with Jesus and his disciples: for there were Many, and they followed hint. 46, And the scribes of the Pharisees, when they sats that he \Vas eating with the sinners and publicans, said unto his di3ciplcs, 11ow is it that he eatelh and (trinkeih with pub• !icons and sinners? 17. And when Jesus heard it, he saith unto therm, They that are whole have no need of a physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the right- eous, but sinners." It was no - tura! that [Matthew should cele- brate the event of his 'call' by a great feast in his house in honor 01' Jesus and that he should invite many of his class to rejoice with hits. It might have seemed doubt- ful whether Jesus would sit down with such a company, for, even with us, it would seem a bold step for any public teacher to join a gathering of persons 111 had re- pute.. But nothing weighed with Jesus against truth and right; no narrow exclusiveness of the day could be allowed to stand in Ills way. Ile accepted the invitation with cheerfulness and spent the evening in the pleasures of friend- ly social intercourse with the strange assembly. They Went Back (;G, "Upon this many of his disciples went back, and walked no more with hila." Attracted as many were to our Lord, they were not so devoted to Ilius as to be willing to receive deeper, trans- forming teachings. The phrase 'trent back' indicates that they not only left Christ, but gave up what they had gained with hint, and, so far as they could, reoc- cupied their old places. Simon Peter's Loyalty 67. "Jesus said therefore, unto the twelve, would ye also g() away? 68, Slouch Peter answered hint, i.ord, to whom shall we go? Thou hast the words of eternal lil'c. 69. And we have believer; and know that Thou art the holy One of God." Simon Peter utters what till but one felt, but could not say so well. It was a noble confession and must have greatly comforted the heart of Christ, ;;inion Peter's loyalty \Vas not af- reeled by the large numbers \vho Icft then. When 1' t_ ' •:,nisi that Christ. had 'the words of eternal life' he meant that the teachings of .]esus concerned eternal life. The expression the 'Iloly One of God' conveys a special relation to God, and It special participation in God's holiness; a character \\'Mich is holy. Conversion of Damascus 7. "Howbeit what things were gain to ole, these have 1 counted loss for Christ. 8, Yea verily, and I count all things to be loss for the excellency of the know- ledge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for tvhonl I suffered the loss Of all things, and do count them but refuse, that I may gain Christ." All these things, every- one of then!, without exception, the apostle counted as nothing, when he gave his heart to Christ, and was converted to Him in the Damascus road. Righteousness of the Law 9, "And he found in hint, not having tt righteousness of aline. (IN 11, ev1 n dolt which is of the law', but that which is through faith in Christ, thn righteousness which is from Cud by faith," Righteousness here includes both a right relation to God and the right (.011(111(1 which (loll requires. Both are provided in Christ and are received by faith itt hint. This righteousness Paul mentions in contrast with any real 0 itut;;in- ary righteunsn'ss which he once nary hove possessed. That 1va;. a ri0i1teousnvs.8 'which 18 of the law.' It cant,, from law observ- 11 consist', in obedience to rules and Jewish :Trenton - The righteousness he now tube, legal 1x14. prizes 11)01 sec•I;s to possess more fully finds its origin i11 the grace of Clod and is received by faith alone. 10, "'Phut I may knu•,v hint, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, becoming conformed unto his death," Christ manifested power in many ways, but the power here spoken of, 'the power of his resur- rection' has to do with that event in Christ's life wherein Ile broke the power of death, wherein ho demonstrated forever thltl sin had been atoned for, that the grave [vas conquered, and that, Satan's p0tver over men was broken by one Man, Jesus Christ, Attainment of Goal I1, ''If by any morns I nlay attain unto the resurrection from the d011." 'There is an apparent uncertainty expressed in these words, They are, however, an ex- pression Of humility and self-dis- t'u4t, not of doubt. 1\'hile on the human side, the attainment of the goal may he recorded as doubtful, on the side of the working of divine grace, it appears certain. Make Up Your Mind! By far the most important ele- ment in air fighting is to pick your opponent in the 200th of a second available for the air fighter to slake up his Blind, ac- cording to Flt. -Lieut, Karel Ent- tclw'aschcr, noted Czech ace. Flt. -Lieut, l llttclwascher can be said to know sonlclhing about his subject. 11e has a record of 22 downed German planes since he started fighting with the RA.1'. Ile downed otters when fighting in the French Air Force. Ile has twice won the D.F.C. "You must decide which plane is y'oU1' meat when you conte against, all (3)11)113' foriilation," lie said in a radio address recently. "You must decide at once. There 18 110 11)11(3 to string from right to left. You must know." ■ THIS CURIOUS WORLD ■ By William Ferguson PYGMY MARMOSET OF BRAZIL 15 THE SMALLEST KNOWN MON KEY f IT WEIGHS 4 i:. OUNCES, OR ABOUT TW/CE AS MUCH AS A mouse. ✓ ■ COPA ntl 55 nw stsviat. Int. MfNNfiSCT4 WATERS DRAIN INTO HUDSON BAY, THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND THE GULF OF MEXICO, ' 00 44•'/ HAT DET•Ef2MINES 714E DATE OF ANSWER: A rule adopted in A, 1). 3223 by the Council of Christian Churches reads that "Easter shall be on the first Sun- day following the Paschal fu 1 moors which happens upon or next after the 21st of I,tarch." N 7:T; %'1,i1 is the state flower of Cola•:.110" POP—Pop Probably Prefers Pressed 1 WHAT ARE THESE SOUP STAINS ON THIS SUIT? i -• s-• •-•-•-•♦ • •-•-•-• •-• a.-♦ ♦• •-.--• .41-*+• •-.-•-.. -•-•+.-•-• RADIO REPORTER REX FROST I)1) you ever listen to Tux l'op', one of ('ulumb(a's most popular network features (.11)1) 1l ricer ('I1t11 every 3lunday to S.:l pin.? 11wwt people do. They enjoy the show because of its ri'nlarir• able versatility. I.:,t 1londay, for in$tanel,, Vox Pop featured Iho 11. S. Navy L'liunp Submarine plt- Ilul el'ew; and olticei:4, cadets and coli,ted then learning: Io fly light - to than air crit! The pingratione gave 1111 Inspiring presentation of the lim.mures Doty in effect t9 combat the enemy submarine niers• nee around then Nnrlh .inlet( 11)1 (•hurl";. Ineilleulally, many of you no dnaht not t the Im•ouolivr' blond at the o;11•niIl ni \'11\ 1'.110 a culiple of tvicehs ;l 'n. 11 was 11(11 11 r,•r'tll•d1.11 1.1)0111 1.11011, 1011 1110 genuine article. •1 .I10,uuu 11011- !1 r 01 Ih( '1114 rat 11'1 on cul' along a stn 1ch of tracts i'rallel to Ill,, 1111tform tvh"re Ilse broadcast 1(1(.5 11e!11, \\'i111 11 $1 to. a \reek cm:M- eer ,I the throttle and a $70. :t tv,'I•I) fireman. the engine tvh(cli cost,: $S vault lune it stops or starts, 11',18 probably one of the most expensive hound ef- fects ever Ils)11 nil a radio slimy, Ilel'nrn Vox Pop %vas off the air however, the locomotive had pick• pit up a heavy line or freight and was tar :sway in the dlstarico haul- ing vital %vat' material, i'or Ilio lowdulvn 011 all 11111)808 of life 001100 :i point of tonin:; (n to VOX Pon (very Monday evening. • * * (1y most radio f,111,; Sunday Is regarded as containing the lar);• est ae;res:ohm of highlight pro- grammes of the entire week. Sun• slay evening, September 27th, saw the fh'st of a new s tr((s of ('.in. 11(1!0)1 produced programmes, styl- ed "'These Precious .1ow'els." Tho initial programmes In 1hv series heard over a nelw'ork of Canadian r•I:tI iuus, Including ('i' Il li, 9 to 9.30 demonstrate very (nnvincin•2ly That. this "shut' of the time;" need take no second place to Ole big productions originating :,cross the hordes, "These Precious with (toward 111 'Isom. Douglas !Taster, Kathryn Voting and the (/11:1 Net honsts a patriotic motif (('1)1(11 10 both Inspiring and enter- taining. 1h•catly the 8)10w has Cook Tells OF Plucky Tar Subs Hit Pals Oceans Apart Six months ago in (llasgoy they teamed tip together and becalm) the heat of friends—the ,I7 -year- old ship's cook and Ih) 1 i.year- old boy who had run away front home. 'Today they lie in hospital, one In Montreal and the oth- er hack in Glasgow, both victims of torpedhei7118 which occurred halt' the globe apart, 'That's hint, all r(s;hl! 'There could he only one Jimmy' ('auip- hell like that." So spoke Norman ;Middleton, ship's cook, a native of Falmouth, England. when he read the story from Glasgow of young James Campbell, 13, who loft his rlclit foot, the toes of 111s left foot, four fingers of his left hand, and all his hair as the result of four days In a❑ Arctic' blizzard ort 3lurnlr:usk in an open boat. Just to add to It he also underwent an operation for appendicitis. Room). ertaing in hospital, he declared he 11110 feeling fine "and I Intend to go hark to sea." Runaway Makes Friend "i met ,Bunny in (;lasoow last !larch,'' Middleton said. "He had quarelled with his parents and run away frons 110111'. Ile was dotal and out, and 1 11)01) him. under my wing. 1111 hvc0me great friends. 11)11 then toy money ran Out. We decided to ship to- gether, but they wouldn't lake .)homy bcc;:use he was too small. 'So I [•'ailed alone, shipping as second cook on n Norwegian tank- er, the Charles 11ac(n1. .1inimy cried like a baby when I left, and 1 haven't seen !lin) since," 3110dleton's 8111)) (1118 torpedoed in the (larrihean 3.10 miles off .Puerto Rico, Ills leg lora by a wire cable, he was adrift fur four days In an open hoat berms) he• ing picked up by a United States destroyer, 110>9)1alizcd in San Juan, Puerto Rico; New fork and Boston, Ito eventually arrived 11) Montreal. Steel THAT'S NOT SOUP, IT'S RUST ! (ae1'>(,) Ly 11,e 1411 5,•nAirate, In'.) caused 0 Kleat d,':( or comment. Add "'I'110,so Precious Jewels" to your personal collection of Actio Ilene,. . • * tial [ 1 1 1 body Ila I IiIt 10 118• 11111 10 HIV (1r1111) nu tia1Uu'day 1110111. 11)11, but if you ;Ire :uuund the. house and want to gel something )ttIl. al!y inter, ;filo! :old (.1111')• I tininl', tau bad In•11cr click the tv(t1 h and 1' ! ,1 1,11111 of Itwl 110.1,•1'1- new' tit, 1II! ,!ly rltnrnin)r Ihi' Au,• `ser'? 10 1I 1.1(1. Hilt It. 11 11.1110111: coed NW: 11 Al, II he 1/:1ud Of OW \V ••h ;Intl a Ilei? fur the II :-.01111,11 -,0Lno1 hill . 11''re, ton bury holl'1 (tit,•:, 11'10- a food Day of Iceep!n. your (1 11 t" 111 11'1 ; Iertainel on Satur,l,l)' ninrn(De,. hell 1'o, -tel' 11>1017111?)) I.nacl. of h'In,,, i1(:; %% HO the I id, rnjrn 11'1• ale 01)14 to 11.1 :nu in 011 a cnupl, of secret. HI,' WI.' 1 , IP - h I!1)' ,,C,11 'till. 111:11 Iasi:d- enl Young \\'Blum, \nt1 heard Inn:line,' a1111 ua!ant'lin' I)Ile-ti.lus around the I'rnl'e•,ei "n (TIM', ()Mario (':1)'avan stmt• 1:1s1 'I'Inir4. day ',venin); 9 to 0 191 p.m, i11 none other 111;01 the \veil lnlow•n 'Fttivit 'Toner's ,1;toe Ilall't1. 'I'tlere's never a (1011 niontent. for ,11111. \\'hen she I 1(01 brit;Menlo; the airwaves with some of her radio ch;:Ict1•r,, she is riving the boys in one of Iho artily camps sonic hearty laughs with her cleverly rendered nlonulogoe,. .111 the I'rnfe's;til she so blilliely entangles , , . w'hn Is he? \\'hy noiw less than bread. eating Listen In Lesser, Ihat happy-go'lntl;y fellow who sant)• wichos pathos and bathos into his three weekly broadcast:, hoard hfoaday, Wednesday and Friday, immediately following Jolla (lol- lingwourl lteade's new? it) the• noon hour, * • • \\'hal you didn't hear dent on the ()11 1.41.10 Caravan 8hnit la,11 Thur day? \\'e rue surldised, it'u Ontario's own broadcast! In lho course of its travels the Ontario Caravan will likely yid) your h0n1' town. It(le's the . rlledule for October. Thursday, October (ilt Urfllfa, (li'I.!u•r l,ilh, 11er11'urrl. Orl"b,•r °:.Inti, Stratford, (Iclohnr 29111, Sim( or, 11) every (11,e thn 8111)11 ',rill 1'e.Iture ltd 1111'111, the ;old ci; .1''o>111 111.. virions Intal![;,•, who cul he t "'111(111 upon :0 omlettaill :11111 ell(> !'hill w'olt, Ito) L0(1;:•ley anti his Ned .Llrlcete :old the colourinl ;i'. \veil as the nru',ical touch to 10)5 ., cps of !I(ulte 1)11)? audience shows. ---------- Palish `'-iris Driven Into The Reich The 1'oi4.11 Gn\ernnu'nt-!0.11x!111 di cl 1 ing' that "untold thousands' 0f 11„1!811 ttirl and women have been 111:ve1, into Nazi brothels, described 1 :erltlatly 10,103' 08 1118 "grente-I (Matti in \vliite slave traffic in history." :1 1'ulis11 spokesman said the (iernilurs had organized "tl %'err itable woman hurt" in Warsaw,, carrying off their prey by the truck -load to he scut to Germany in :1)l effort to %cep troops paci- fied on the western front, Ecom (;ydnia, be said, 1,80(1 women, all officers' wives, w•ero sent into German brothels patron. I"1111 by \41'.1 officers, OUR RADIO LOG 0)11:1: (',>0, t'lil. 71111(. CKt'1, 00'10, 0111' 1111o0 NI:TwoitKo 1\'1?.11',' N.I3,C, fled 1,;00 \t'J7,, N,1:,t'. Blue 7781c W.\ 110 ((3.1:.8.) 8.881: \\' u l l (J I .) ;.14.) 710Ic (•.tN.A1)1,1N S'1',t'I'IONS 11)'0:; Ow'on Sd. 1'E 1)' Hamilton l'll\I1, Itsoillt"n 1')1')'): 51. ('41h. ('I't'1' Montreal ('1')'11 North T1')' ( 1'1'1.) Chatham London (JCS Stratford KInI1$t"t, O ■ HORIZONTAL 1, 7 Frontiers- man called "Buffalo 13i11." 11 Huge body of water. 12 Perfume. 13 Ovum, 14 While. 15 Marsh, 17 Bones. 20 Slaves. 23 Enthusiasm. 26 Sheeplike, 27 I-Icavenly body. 30 Sumptuous, 50 God of sky. 31 Moist. 52 Not occupied. 32 Memorable. 53 Land measure. 35 Taro paste, 36 Mister (abbr,) 54 Backless 37 To expect. 38 Purposes. 40 North America (abbr.). 41 Stocking. 42 Scottish skirt, 44 Negations. 49 Old wagon tracks. 14 7tH( 12 Ink ' 91)1> t')' A(.' 11uut,' .II 7.'')c t'1C('lt \Cater) n, 1 ):1110 CK) )) Ot(1,111 1x11:1: ('K(;II 'rooming 1 )781i ('K1(1 Sudbnr.• 71101i )'til'(: Innntfl:rd 131011(. 11'11111. or si Ic ('l<N3, (1.114 ( til ellh:X 1'etcrhoru 113 0 ('..8, !+'r 1'1101(8 w'l0))t L'ul'l 11) 1:',101;IVi) ltSI 10e0. 81,•r 11 \311 tV1,1t, t'ineianal 7011; \1'(;Y Sthene, 1:01Y11' k KDKA 1'itLvino111 11:11,14 w'11C111 ('hh'agn 7801; w)i1':N 1101310 93'1: welt O 11 affah') 5:1' Ialft'1iu 1S_uk 11',1 It 1IOtroit 7140)( BUFFALO BILL Answer to Previous Puzzle ,Ilolt'1' 11111'1 (;511 )11:;1,,0(1 9 Slrn 1;r 11 En2,1:1 l 1:1I I1.75in (150 England 11.81,rn 11041111,41 17.711w, 1;141' 1..: 1.,nd 132 11, T1.\I: : i',:ll 9.1Soi 0.1`. 11215311 9.11010 llus.sis 12.01110 1'1:05 Ilrazll 9.1.f1,lnr 15 :i;iro t(9'.\li 1'11101. 15.2'in Bu -ton 15.15(0 \\'t')IX N. 1"ark 1I.S2in 19 He was an F O X 'CAR I V O PIC)O U S American i- ` scout and AGREE fighter ;!SE fighter of--•.� DRAWN; " 1 MP, AS 5ET 21 Always. EY E S i N EE TA VS 23 Illuminated, PRIE P S '.\ DO E PEA r Y EiA R 24 To lick up, O DDE 25 Soon, URN[0 ASKS 1( ASL E 27 Devoured, T'Y� LQA�T R 5 C • IR E S 28 Sun god. E EH f 1 IL E S 29 Striped R tit.??_ NATJAL �.:•:aE material. YES V BASTON;_'PER 30 Twin stars, M 0 S i©W.AG`3Mr>F • G 33 To unclose, UiL P E S C U R D Q. 34 Countcrpartl 37 Students' 4 Shallow residence. channel. 39 Turtle, 5 Inward. 41 Molianune• 6 Tableland. clan nymph. 431:a.glc's claw. chair, 7 Chest for 45 Killer whalesf 56 Eternities, money. 46 Shark. 58 He supplied 8 Poem. 47 Duet. buffalo meat 9 To put on, 48 Smooth. to western 10 Year (abbr,), 51 To incline --- laborers. 14 Pack beast, the head. 59 Part of a stove 16 IIe was also 53 Measure of VERTICAL a — or man area. 1 Grief, of the theater. 54 Therefore. 2 Frozen dessert 18 Narrowing of 55 Pound (abbr,) 31 Limb, an opening. 57 Senior (abbr.) 1 IO By J. MILLAR WATT THAT SUIT WEA[2S LI KF IRON ! Pa - 't' i fKKKK+KttKKetKK=RKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK WINTER NEEDS Buy Your Winter Clothing and Footwear Now, We Have a Complete Range of Underwear. Men's and Boys' Silver -Fleece Combination, Shirts and Drawers. Penman's -- All -Wool Rib, Combination, Shirts and Drawers, Preferred, Combination, Shirts and Drawers, "95" Combination, Shirts and Drawers. Women's 10 percent Wool Kayserettes 59c Footwear of All Kinds, for Cold and Wet Weather. Olive McGill THETANDAItD �..._ �,ut_ •. ' z.:. uer.�; . , ... a W►.1._lR 4i of P'3iihlikaa NNII)a)i/NPi?t2r,1MiA2d)4,N,tar)1121,1)432:di/AilDIMnIltia4 tilatkDt K+lVINUCCECOCCEC6'4MMCIVI'G'TERWC1141 et41414tRt g141411rICtCt4eR44tVCClbtttfS • Ladies Collar and Cuff Sets , ...... , .25c and '19c • Ladies' Lisle Hose per pair 39c Ladies' Cotton Hose per pair 20c Ladies' Rayon Hose .. . . . ......... per pair 59c.. Boys' Golf Hose per pair 25c 36" Grey Striped Flannelette per yard '21c :I6" Pink or Blue Striped Flannelette yard 21e 36" Print per yard 25c Taylor's 5c to $1.00 Store PHONE 79. 1 \I15s I':IIet n Robi►►sot► ement a to 'Toronto last week, irs. \V. .1. Potts visited w'Ith cousin, 'Airs, Rae, of Wroxeter, Sunday. Wednesday, Oct, 7,19'12, Ho11yan's oveict taKK>Yt lici4t6�lt4ktGtCt6tCtC+GtC euctoit:�S atIvC+{+E�kS�l etCtRK�Sotwa BAKERY AND CONFEC'TION1 RY, day The Home of Good Baking. her Soy Bean, Whole Wheat and White Bread. Also Buns, Cookies Pies, Cakes and Honey -Dipped Doughnuts Wedding Cakes a Specialty. 011 Mr. and\Irs. V. Al. Bray and Lorna repent the week•eutl with \1r. and ,\Irs, It, 1:, Shaw, at Alliston. Mr. 1va11 tinhorn, 0ltd daughter, \l mum, spent a day last week with 31r. and 31rs, Lcnlle Wilton', Mrs. Olive Gibbus of Detroit, t;petlt the past week with her sister, Airs. 11, Ilall, and family. 11 t', Arthur SIMS, of Toronto, hart hero spending his holidays with l'tila lives In lily th and Seaforth. Bertram Elliott of Ancl(nn+' f.orutte, (211e1.ec, Is viriting with his Parents, Mr. and l\trs. J. I1. It. Elliott. 11iss Elizabeth Mills Is confined lo her home through illness. \Ve (rust Nile will soon I:e able to resume her I du lies, II i\Ir. and .\Irs. A. G. l'aul. and Mr, :Drank Robinson, of SI, ;31arys, ,spent Sunday with .NI r. and Mrs, 11, 1I. liob- t . IIU:ialt. 'Master Ronald Sutherland, of Sea - 1 'forth, spent the week -end with his grandparents, 'Mr. and \Irs, it, 11. Rob- inson. dl Car. Earl C. Craig of Pettawawa, i2b12o111)11131)+1+)1)1"41211.1121 titin 1"1 at)t)titih8+3'")t2t)1 I91")rlr2tit+tii»ih)121 spent the week -end W 111 his mother, -_-. ._ _ ________._--._..__.---..._--__ It\IIY;, \Vin. Craig, and brother, Dern- , their own communities, graduate nur5• ard, and also his brother, Bert Craig, e from all parts of Ontario are meet• of Aul.nn'n, Nurses Will Be Ready1 big In 'Toronto on October ,nth, lith, ONTARIO NURSES LEARN LATEST The sympathy' of the community Is til nod nth, fora Hc.(rce;het ('ons e extended to \Ills ;Margaret Grieve„ being hold al the School of Nursing', In the do.tth of her father, James 1'nivcrsity of Toronto. thieve, of Seaforth, I)uring her alp. The Emergency Nursing Reserve,!sense nom her focal leaching dutic.;, war. That was the e Span- \Irs. Franklin I)alutun has been teach - I organized by the Ontario Division of :' REMKMBLR i,41u Inllenza-worst epidemic ever l 1 h Red cross, is a purely volunhl y ' Ing the Junior room of the Public 'visited on this continent. '1'ho'tsanll; 1 movement, made 11p of women who ti,cliool. Bled who could have Leen saved had will tend dice siek or wounded In their only adequate nursing tacilitic; been town comnnmitle6 should epidemic or available. To guard against recur- other disaster strike. Each "Reserve" Red Cross Emergency METHODS AT REFRESHER COURSE It call happen herr' It happened 1terc ill the closing year of the lint Doherty Bros. GARAGE. WH kRE AGENTS FOR Plymouth and Chrysler Cars Auto -Lite and Hart Batteries, Goodrich & Dunlop Tires. White Rose Motor Oil, PHILCO RADIOS AND SUPPLIES. Acetylene and Electric Welding, Vodden's BAKERY. WHEN IN NEED OF BREAD, BUNS, PIES, HOME-MADE CAKE OR COOKIES BINGO!! BINGO!! )'once of such disa:;lor i.; the pnrpost' Is headed by a graduate nurse who The Red Cross will operate their of the Ked (foss Emergency Nur'ing'ncts n5 instructor and rinperv'nu', !Bingo Booth in the Memorial Hall, Itrnul've• Many of these nurses are married and II this Saturday Night, There will be So that they may more effectively I have been away 'Rout the nursing 0,400ll prizes, and lots of fun, So be instruct the non-professional member; I prof'., ;ton for some yeti';, 't'.he• par- ion hand, and help the fled Cross, of the Emergency Nursing Iteaerve in !pose of the 'liefresher Course Is to The proceed., from this [lingo will olS' 1 d•s providing boxes fur I.he ,oy.s Overseas, See the 3•Act Comedy "DAMSELS IN DISTRESS" IN THE MEMORIAL HALL, BLYTH, ON Friday Evening, October 9th commencing ,sharp, at 5.15. Under Auspices of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican Church. Circ of Characters. Con:izti1'g of Londcsboro Talent, as Follows: - I )'mucin Royal, Huth 311c11: G'v'aldine Ware, Ruth Walkout; \1st, •\IC1k., 11: (iuot'gc \ll:\'lttie; Mrs. (hippy, Airs. Joiiii :.iCuti; Natasha 1' dt want. I!'lly Snell; Jimmy Love, !tension Sutter; Slie;by ('arsons, Alban Shaddiok; .lout I•:usticht (';Il' tnlr;, 1lrs, Menzies; 11:,1y alt r I'uhcocic, Emmerson 1lc,;k; Ethelbert Meeks, Jim McCool; Bill, 111•' di.11very man, t: r:+t11 ;nett. Admission- Adults .:..c; Children COME AND ENJOY A GOOD LAUGH, AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS New Books for Boys & Girl THE SPIRIT OF THi1 BORDER -BY ZANE GREY. A CAMPFIRE GIRL'S CHUM -BY JANE L. STEWART. THE BLACK SHADOW BY ERNEST L. THURSTON. DICK KENT ON SPECIAL DUTY -BY MILTON RICHARDS, NAN OF THE GYPSIES -BY GRACE MAY NORTH. THE GIRL SCOUTS TRIUMPH -BY KATHERINE KEENE GALT. THE GOLDEN LURE -BY PHILLIP HART, JANE ALLEN ON THE SUB TEAM -BY EDITH BANCROFT. AN AVIATOR'S LUCK -3Y CAPTAIN FRANK COBB, A VIKING OF THE SKY -BY HUGH filcALISTER. LINDA CARLTON'S ISLAND ADVENTURE -BY EDITH LA\'ELL, FOUR BLOSSOMS AT BROOKSIDE FARM -BY MABEL O. HAWL::Y. T!'ESE ARE ALL NEW BOOKS THAT HAVE JUST ARRIVED, THE POPULAR PRICE IS 45e EACH. BOYS AND GIRLS ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE THEIN, FULL BOOK SIZE WiTH HARDBACK COVERS, A SPLENDID BIRTHDAY GIFT. The Standard Book Store SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE A Raymond Sewing 3lacItine, for Sale, In good condition. Apply to John Clark, The Tetrace, Myth. "1'HE HOME BAKERY" H. T. VODDEN. Huron County Victory Loan Quota Is $1,900,000 THIRD VICTORY LOAN ORGANIZATION COMPLETED 0 SPE" IALS STOCK 'TONICS & VFTERINARY SUP1'l,lES AT BARGAIN PRICES, 'earson's Condition Powder Reg. 60c CLIi;ARING Pearson's Stock Tonic 1'carson's flog 'Tonic: 45c 2 for 75c Hess I-Iealing Powder, reg. 50c, Clearing 35c Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh Reg, 35e, Clearing 25e Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh, Reg. (i5c, Clearing 50c Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh, reg. 1.25, Clearing 1.00 Brigg's Black Oil Reg, 35c, Clearing 25c finita -Lice Powder, 32 ounces, reg. 75e, Clearing (10c R. D. PHILP, Phm. B. 4 19 DRUGS, SUNIlRIY:S, wA[.l.l'AI'I:R-'IiONP: 2P, f32Arin)i3t2t212t21212i2,211:,2r)i27i.'e,2Yc'r; u`�2:t2t2t212,`+�.1:.30,2;:zai"2.•.;%i^,z12,2r.: 2+;`,21X+.4i tallt04/10:411CIV"yR'P,t3'4'lGtt:'ClaVVVVEtCV.V ,Ztti,-Y"t...tC'.ti'VV-4V..'•"e' AT-3,gt:V :4:4 t41,1W-1 001,11 urniture We are offering' Many New Designs in CIIESri 'ERFIELI) SUI'T'ES, S'I'lll)i0 iMUN(ES, ANi) OCCASIONAL CHAIRS. upholstered in the Latest Fabrics at Most Attractive Prices, Tables, iirttirazine Racks, Lamps, Book Cases, and Other Odd Living Room .Pieces, hell) to snake your home Millie comfortable and enjoyable. Vc urge you til coin(' til and inspect thein, 11'lhetllel' or not ,you are prepared to buy at present. VEnt N Y 1, of u d !G2t9,?,2t3,3i2t5,v+2,2+2,2,2+2,2,2t2�2r�i2i3Pm,tic+2121'2+0t2JT,�+2,Ji1,21.^-+of 2,ot)+":,A2t)tA+>t?212,2,21 LOAN OPEN ON OCTOBER 19TH • - 1 ctive Is To Oversubscribe Quota In 10 Days, • O9•l•p, \1r. A. J, 'llcllurrty, Chairman of Huron 1Vnr Finance llonrd,'has receiv- ed the gnoln of the 3rd Victory Loan leach Uhem the latest methods of for iltn'on County. firs( aid and miming care 00 that they 1 $,1 ,., ! t)O,ot„I-ta he raised in the Cant - turn may pass tills knowledge 011paign colnnlencing October 10, The to others' i war 1''mance Board is hoping that the ' A very complete and interesting !quota will be ovei'subsel'g,'il In 1'(t program has been arranged which►days, The Sales organization Is al- ' includes a lecture on "Teaching thrid iulust completed In the various nunni• 11 elples•' by Dr. Kathleen Russell, 01- i cipalltie�s. The gnota�t and Salts of rector of School o[ Nursing: (Lemont. the lust two Victory Loan C'an►p« igns stratiou classes showing how to caro!are as follows: -, for the patient, treat wounds, frac. 1 G Victory Loan -June, 1941 .1 tures, haemorrhage, etc., co11liuucted Quota . . ....... , f'I,::tl(l,l.'lll) by \I1t, +1largaret Dulutage, Instrue• i5,Ilcs ....... , .. . 2, 11112,101) tor, School for ,Ntu'ses, Toronto Gen 2nd Victory Loan -March, 1942 eral Hospital: a lecture on "Enter- Quota . $1,800,000 Name gency 'Nursing" by Dr. J. 11. Couch, Stiles . . 2,09 ,_:',-,u or Demonstrator fa Surgery, Un- The $1,9011,000 quota for the ::rd Address city of Toronto:"11'onnd hn.fec• Victory Luau huh been dlvklcd up on SAMPLE COPY ON REQUEST 'Hon," by 01', R. Hare, I)ennonstrtlor an equitable basis among the canvas. in Hygiene and l're\entive Medieine, sing llsll'lets as follows: University of 'Toronto: demonstration Ash[i.9.l(1 [ treutuunt of %valet', by I)r. A. I'., \\';awuuc,;h West . erry, Director of LI101011 of Sunl• Colborne , . 'y Engineering, Ontario Depart -Underlet 'I'uw11 . menu of Health. l'u:casslon periods aro being conducted by Miss P'lorenco 11. M. Emory, Associate Director of S. Chellew Nome Furnisher - Phone 7 and 8 - Funeral Director, 1.1 ri 1'1 1) al , W. 1,.1111 . n11 1 , a... , HURON GIULL BLYTH --- ONTARIO. EXCI:LI,ENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE. Meals at All Hours. FRANK GONG Proprieto III 1..1 n_.. ,iqa i.m koml 1.11 i..N.il:va int The World's News Seen Through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An lntrr)alio„al Daily Newspaper is Truthful -Constructive -Unbiased -Free from Sensational.. ism- Editorials Are Timely and Instructive and its Daily Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make the Monitor an Ideal Newspaper for the Home, 'rhe Christian Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month. Saturday Issue, including Magazine Section, $1.60 a '(ear. Introductory Offer, 6 Saturday Issues 25 Cents. 1' School of Nursing', 'Toronto University :Nighlllglnt of the Refresher Coarse is an addresb on IVedncsday evening by Miss Ilona Moore, who Is Chief Public Jlealth ',Nurse for Ontario and chief nursing warden of the C.D.C. 1)tiring the Course, delegates w111 'have the opportunity of disci:e;tiing any of their local problems with some menbber of chi: Yrovincinl Nurs• Ing Section of the Ontario Red Cross, !Mrs. L. Stuart Lauchlaud In Provin- cial Section Leader. Nunes fruit the following conn. mmnitles in w111c11 the Emergency !le- is organized, H'lll be In attend- ! ante: Beaverton, Belleville, Canning - ton, Capreol, Coldwater, Cu cli 10110, (71"tui,icoke, Fordwlch, Galt, Hamilton, Kentptvllle, Klllaloe, Kingsville, Kirk- land 1a►ke, Lindsay, London, l3(Inesing, New Llskeat'd, New Toronto, North Day, Ottawa, Pickering, Renfrew, itip• ley, Peterboro, St. Catharines, Sint- coe, Sioux lookout, Streetsvflle, Sun- erland, Thorold, Toronto, Waterford, Waterloo, Welland, Nest Flamboro, \Vl)ltby, \\'Ingham. -Jas, Ii ink,tld, (lode' lett, Vice -Chairman in charge. \\'lnvauosl► 1:asl . 41,10'1 \\'hngham .. 119,650 Turnbt•I'ry , , 4 i,Seu 1luwlck . 119,TUO PERSONAL INTEREST Sgt. Norman Sinclair, who cin po.;led to No. I 1ktiming 1'',1rd has been I at 'Toronto, )uhe:'e be %Oil ;crvc on t1 at the It.(:..1.l'. Recruiting ('entre, Ed-1new Air Crew• Selection hoard. I!.! mouton, for the past two months hos hr;:un h'; dotes October Isl. • lgtCtCCIP.CltliVCICtf.TVC'ZICZ rZif4.1T 4VC•£'•C'1C1s,VC' ;tC1f, C1EVZIIVAI'P'u't4tCTilt r T", Fv 11. .1..lacLetul, Wingluun, Vice -Chairman in charge. 1 Morris it\,•lip Grey .. 51,100 ',Brussels , , :17,O:,i) Myth -11. Bowman, Ilrusselo, 1'ice,Chairnuul In charge. Tucker '1111111 . , , , , , . , , , ;,ls,'l00 McKillop ,9,•111 1lullctt . , it9llllll0 Seaforth 1,03,1,'50 -,1, i31uRen, Sea'focl11, 1'ice•C'hairnuun 111 charge. Clinton „ . ..... . ... . . . . 1.147:;::1::() 1, Stanley .. Godorich Township •19,400 -V. Falconer, Clinton, Vice -Chairman in ellargo. Helical! and Hay Past 7.nrlch anti luny 1\'es( .., 5-1,1:1!1 Ushol'ne . , (l-1,S00 Exeter .. Stephen . , 94,"00 1)1.. A. R. Campbell, 1!ensnll, Vice -Chairman in charg:. STUART ROBINS N� Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery. Market Price for Eggs According '1b Grade. Apple Juice per tin 5c and 10c New Post Fiuffs 19c, 25c, 39c Serviettes, white, of assorted colours .. , . , , ...15c Prunes .............. per lb. 13c, 2 lbs. for 25c Raisins.. .............. per lb. 13c, 2 lbs. for 25c Currants her lb. 15c Jergen's Toilet Soap regular 5c, '1 for 17c Lipton's Noodle Soup, nlixc(1 13c, 2 for 25c Hy Coils, 2 for 5c. Wilson's Fly Pads 10c li Brooms _ 39c, 'I9c, (i5c, 90c Nail Brushes ................................5c In'-r1ake' Toilet Tissue 10e, 3 for 25c Reel River Cereal 25c Baker's Cocoa 1 lb. 30e, half lb. 20c Creamy Ilot Chocolale 5c pkg., 6 for 25(_. g fititg)r;'t hat:''tIK.;)11!tir3r2+2119tkatli2tlhcr)+2i8t?NZJhini2indSiDr',hF. 1?rkr1 09