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VOLUME 17 • NO, 38, BLYTII, ONTARIO, WEDNESI)A Y, April 28, 1913.
Blyth VictoryLoan AwayParents Invited 1 o Join In Quiz Contest Results Horticultural MMINIMMIN
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Z Society Will 'Commissioned Pilot -Officer National War Finance
To A Good Start Scout And Cub Rally In Blyth School hold Monthly Meetings All, Al Itilalhl !.yon. of Thr,rnrlale, Conunittee
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YOUR LOCAL PAPER.
On Thursday of this heck al 1 p.m. hho following is the residi 01 the .V :, rhe 'Hi; ul th" ilorticulnr;ll attended a \\'Inks Ceremony held at
$8,450,00 Subscribed In Three Days there will be held a Scout and Cul) (nirz Contest held in the Myth I'))11• siieicty it was decni«I to hold rept• Mallon on AprII hath, ;when his sun, The following is a list of officers
But It WIII 'Need The Utmost Sup- lutltY In the basemen( of the united Ile and ('oottn: llul) ghoul in con. l;r• ,iI'iil ily nm4'lings during Ihr noun, licuncill, was prosenteo with ids'In charge of the Fourth Victory lerul
port Of Everyone To Reach The Ob••Ohurch, Myth. All Scolds and Cubs (lection with the Fonrlh \'iclery l,oa,: 1111'1' 111))))ihs. hoping tlherl'..} to create: \\'i0ga, and also received his Cont -'in this iristrict:
Jective, and their patents and friends urn ex -1 (tracks 7 ands of the 1'abl(c Sul Inure 1111 resa in 11 good work dune nllasion as a Pilot -Officer. Congratii• Morris Township:
peeled, to attend. and the ('nttt.Inrrtliuo School, Ivan !III by Ili:,; urgnnlrallrnr. The first nivel. 111(10ns ore due l0 1{4'u. on his splen
�~ !III -
chairman: Peril wheeler; salmi
Three of the Clrlri aro to he passed ranked f11'cl, 1110 twill he held o1 Ilio twine of 111.1• Irl dnugrc+s tt'ilh Ih0• t.C,A,I'',
The Victory barn throughout Ila- to iho Scouts III an interesting ter;,• (Orales 4, ,5 and a-- I)Icic (;Liss, j 1 11, Mrs. i\nate l.yddlatt, next 'rocs- �' Committee: George 11;•tin, 1\'illlal)n
ron' County ha. gotlun away t0 a mons. 'Refreshments will be servcvl, (trades I. _' and : 111'°(!1(V"(11'11. day eveting at s ()clock. 11' V—, JloI Iiiiiey; Murrey Jullnhtuu.
splendid start, and right near the top � A e011ecl.lon will lie tattoo to defray This cordes! was held in 1114' 1011))))! !nein' ers, ;Ind anyone iutcrestcd ii Village of Brussels
of DM race 18 lllyth. \\ e are glad to !expenses, God Save the 1{lug, lu ;t h'rldlly, as purl of a l I'uvinci;ll cerdlally incited• PERSONAL INTEREST ('hairtnaal, geRobert lru sells . 1'ii i -
report that ,11 r. Ray Dolibyn, our local V School effort to air! the Fourth factory ---..\r--__
0nnvahys.r, has sold $8,4,-,0,00 of Bonds Ochs ('ununfltcu: I(oy Cuushrs, 11, W.
Loan. Schools Illruug;luld the pro•
Mrs. N. Bell, .Ir. idol Ars. A, h,• Kcnued
in the find, three days, but that. is a I'I' lt5(JNAL INTEREST il''"`ler, of 'Toronto, and Atrn. Jamie Y•
longwayfrom our quota of $(9,000.(H), Agricultural Society Set vinr,0 have held conirst;, w'IPII winner~ �-
I'Sims, and Dhoti, of IUlchencr', were.Village of Blyth:
'Local officials aro confident, that Nair Dates being declared in the same manner 1hdiday wisltors cdt the hone' of wc4'k-end visitors in town, Jar, and ("la1rnlul, 1,, 11Ilboro. Sales ('om-
trs that held In our local sc'110u1, '1'111' Ill t'. A. ,Ind 1101. Sinclair \‘' 1T, 11 r. 1101, Bender returned hnllice, .lad( \1'at unl. 114'011. Arl';h'oY;
1f everyone does lhielr utmost, the The illyth Agricultural Society held winncns twill NON' 110n InterSOhrn,l or d to Toronto on
quota can be subscribed, But it will, their meeting al lhu home of the '1'ow'nshfp Contest which will !, held and 11 u;. T. II, Sherri( t, of Hamilton Monday, Atss Alt Ida Niel troy of St.1 Public Relation;: Norman Garrett,
take sacrifice on the part of everyone Secretary, 11111 Lena Livingston, ton, cu 011 Monday, Nltry ;l, The will
winner li-n Ar. ani, 111 I'.r•o1)1 Ileliger, i;l' \ia•}i; 110, 1150 h.._ visiting In sown. , Kenneth \\'hllmure,
to do 1, Plan ifow to take out that Saturday night. (twill compete for the (:ounly Chant (1i'le1 11: 11 r, ;m1 "MIN'. \I,rnl;llr I,, .\11.;, lieu. '1'aylur received ;t phone Township of Hallett
$,,0,00, or $100.00. Bond, or if you Tho dates for this years Fair was ()kinship on Aay :di!, and billowing Jlurrh, J'.tl ;old DOogI;is, 01''I'urunln, 1111 from her sun, 1\'illlam'I'nnney, oto chairman, Ross Mn(i-e u1.
are In a position to take a larger set for September 14 and 111,, that there will he the Ialer"cutnlly. Airs, young hu, tsun•0d 11110 the " Turunlo, on Sunday, 00eveylug to her h Sales
;1 u�rsotuhl I?,.;ter greeting. 11 r. 'inn• (°nun(ttec, \\', L. \1st Wawanosh amount, decide now how ntnclt IL will Contnniilcos to look after the differ miles!, and Ikon the final fur Ila late •It. Il. 11c1:utvan re.4ldence' and 1 Township of East W
lie, en1 branches of the Fah. were appefrnt• I'ruvbichd ('h unpion�',hip which will 11 r. and .1101. \1'.nl, r;ib>'on have now• ivy has f eel) tut employee of the Bell
Don't wall until the Canvasser ed, and an enthusiastic and success he held on Sulurdaly morning, day I:,, .H., lido 111.4. \'unn,;'5 residence 011 II 11 ()bout ('uurwY lar the errs( 1.,t Chairman, It Itercrufl; Sales Curl
calls to decide how large a bond yob fill year is looked for. in Tonsil!). This will I,4' br0;1,.,Isl .1). ,i
,;free!, twhich Iltry purch;Isctl Years. nnfite0, 1'. 11, 1f))t. m. Tum Currie
will subscrtbr, for. P.I. ready with the over ('h`lt-Ii from Slmp;uns store, I'e'ccn111'• I Holiday wisRorn with 11 r, and Ilrs, 1( fl. Lloyd, ,1. I1, l'I,,w:..al, C. Rol,.
figures, so that your application. can Trinity Anglican Church -- -y . W. I. TO M EET I,, M. Scrimgeour were, 110, and Ars. "Is' (;• \I', lfnc1•:r1;11.
be filled) out. Don't ask the Convassct' The \1'eno its tIm;Iltule will hold r'. 11. ScrirngishlIl and ,loyce, Jean and Town of Wingham
Rev. "p, H4 Streeter, L.Th., Rector Mr. and Mrs. 1larvey Morris 0f 'Igo- - II). it Ally Berlin q 0t the hn u' of Janice, Ar. and Airs, \lurray Scrim- ('.
to call back a second time, Ile will , . y :., 11113 rod» (mendednI , chairman, I'rauh It, Howson; Sale:;
First Sundayafter I�)aslcr, Ila ' ^
probably have, dozens of ''opera calls' ISttlhday School: 10 a .m. the funeral of the 11011, Lorne Ncrintgcnnr next I'hurs (ruur and Dianne, of 'I'lllsonhul'g; Committee, I'. R. Howson; Tont CIO --
killers mother, 11o;, Newcombe, on slay afternoon, .flay lint, at _',30, Sgt. Joe !larks, and .\It's. .Marks of '
to make the last rete, and It would lfoly Communion' and Sermon 11 a.m. Monday afternoon. The remains wren( program gardening Is 11 l'ort Dever; and Mr, , tic; II. Lloyd, J. fl. Crawford;
he an injustice to the welfare of the \ linn'1}' n'o, ram 011 } and Airs. It, J. (', Roberts;bs(1. 11', llucluuuut.
!intercession Service on Friday hronght. from 'Toronto and fnlcrred 111 being ()repand, \V4' hope for a
Loan ns n whole, if deems or hm•rled 4.45 p.m, a1 the Rectory, the Myth Colon Cemetery. I hood �('0uhcran, Nancy and Murray, of Brus
calls mast be merle in 111)0 1851 few I attemiance, nets. Town of Clinton
days before the Loan closes. „_ ___. ___.__M_,-,___ •,_ _ _, ('hali-inon, A. I(aight; Sales, ('oil-
- —_ — - '-- '..._-..`-__—'_ nitloe, 1�', I'ingland; Public Itelulloni
George Jellcison.
Cowan - Armstrong
Ruder illles, daffodllis and tulips,
decorating St. John's Anglican church,
Brussels, made a pleasing sating for
the wedding at 3.30 on 'Satrday af-
ternoon' April 241.11, of Doris Hannah
Armstrong, only daughter of Mr. Lew -
1s Armstrong, Brussels, and Who Into
Mrs. Armstrong, and Mr. George »1 -
ward Cowan, second youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan', Blyth,
'rhe ceremony was performed by Jim%
11,
F. O)(11)hm. Tho bride, given in
marriage by her father, entered the
church to the straill6 of the Bridal
Chorus from Loheni;rin played by
Mrs. King, Brussels. She looked
charming in a floor -length gown' of
blush -pink French net over taffeta,
with bodice of close•fitting taffeta
with sweetheart neckline, 'Slho wore
a fingertip vett with matching net
mittens and carried a bouquet of
Queen Mlory roses and forget-me-nots.
Site also wore the bridegroom's gift,
n cameo btacolet and matching neck-
lace. Oho was attended by 11118s ,Mary
ireland ns bridesmaid, wearing a floor -
length dress of minnet•bhhe 3110e1' with
b1511op slecvos bended in silver. Tier
shoulder.len'gth veil was caught with
pink flowers. 41er accessories were
silver anal she carried a bouquet of
pink carnations. Aircraftsman Ben-
son A. Cowan, brother of the bride-
groom, 'rol'on(0, was groonhstnan. The
ushers were Mr, William Cowan broth-
er of the bridegroom, and Air. Leslie
1)aigliesh, Stratford, 'brother -In -low
of the bridegroom. During the sign-
ing of the register Mr, John Bates,
hayfield, sang, 'Deep In the heart of
a rose.' Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the Thome of the
bride's father. .Meg, George Cowan,
mother of the bridegroom, gowned in
beige nylon crepe, with corsage of
Johanna 11:111 hoses, received with
Ailss' Addle (,'ardillf, Brussels, The
home\was decorntml in n flower
scheme similar to that o; the ohurch.
After n buffet luncheon Mr. and Mrs,
Cowan left by motor for a short East-
ern honeymoon trip, the bride donning
for traveling n drots of brown and
gold flowered silk with smart tweed
coat and brown aece:•sories. On their
return they will reside at Dungannon',
where Mr. Cowan is principal of the
•pshlblic school. .Guests wero present
for the wedding from Toronto, Stmt. -
ford, Tort Colborne Godorieh Dun•
gannon, Blyth and 13rusbels.
B.C.S. Easter Examination
Results
The following students have been
granted farm leave standing:
Grade IX: Eddie McNnll. *Altiix,
Nethery, Donald Morrill, Joyce Rath,
Grade X: Arnold Falconer, Elinor
Surndercock, Patti }1ratson,
Grade XI: *Ken, MacDonald.
Grade X1'I: Jean' Nethery, *Phyllis
' Shepherd.
*Pupils marked with the asterisk
have one subject to rewrite Ina May,
Percentages In the various grades
are as follows:
Grade IX.
Jim Doherty 46,2; John Doherty
33,5; Donald Cowan 53,7; Eddie Mc- -
INall 683; Alex Nethery 47.4; Donald
Morritt 75,7; E'orn Pollard .53.7; Joyce
Rath 5D.1; Bob Yokes, 02,3.
Grade XI.
Ivan 11I1born 7:1,3; Ken. MacDonald
'4.6; Lloyd Tasker
Grade X.
Arnold E'alconer 753; Jeanette
Glousher 49.2; Dorothy Govier 56.6;
Laurel Laughlin 71,3; 11117 Murray 64,2',
Harold Phillips 50.3; Elinor Sunder -
cook 55.7; lloward ,. allace 411.3; Paul
'Watson 611.8,
Grade XII.
Frances Johnston' 32.3; Marfan Me -
0111 46.2; Jean Nethery 57,3; Phyllis
Shepherd 511; Jack Tam'blyn 50.3;
Shirley Wallace 04,4; Jack: Watson,
$7.
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toof f aith
a have faith in CQanaba
are'have f&itb in her pastArfnith
that the courage of the pioneers an the
spirit which ac'ieveb Confeberation anb
Iinheb a continent with the Shining steel
of railways have laib strong f ounha-
tions for national greatness nob unity.
Q' have faith in her present -in
the part she i5 playing to save the
worth from tyranny... in her pout$ then
anb women who serve on !anb anb sea
anb in the air...in her workers who la-
bour for more than wages...in every man
anb ))roman anb chilb striving for actors.
have faith in her future,* believ-
in8 that she is bestineb to exert an
ever-increasing influence in worth af-
fairs, anb in the she in tomorrow,
when many will turn to her with new hope.
-. t.i,� c(�
`4��h4yY•
i f`M � f' y
a have faith in more than the sta.-
tistics of Canaba's bank clearings
anb her car-loabin$s, the vastness of -
her
untapped resources, or even the
glorious war recorb . of a people num-
berin less than twelve millions .
nil faith is a faith in a !anb we
love, whose soul speaks to us from
every five acre of € anabian
in the splenbour of the Ioclties at sun-
set, the blue mystery of a Laurentian baton,
the quiet of an Ontario wooblot, the far
call of prairie Kori;ons, the s ounb of
sur f on theAtlantic shore anb the wash
of the Pacific tides. It omits to us from
churchyorbs where Canabiatt beab lie
beneath the tributeof n9 elish blossoms
...from the po elbs of prance anti
Elanbers ...-tom the wingeb anb sea-
faring anb met taniFeb epics o f a new war,
ZX'Ci faith is a faith in her people...
people, not aub obscure, with whom
ly rub shoulbers .. ,anb by whose
uniteb effort, sacrifice anb creative vigour
the greater Cfanaba of tomorrow will be built
a have faith anaba
Gveru7[ctor3onb on 'Bins is an 4rt Euith in Qonba
CANA1iAN PAfIFIC — CANADIAN NATIONAL
W.M.S. MEETING
The 'l'hcuils 1'ffering sheeting of the
Woolens N164sinnary Society of the
1113111 I'nfted Church was held on
Wednesday, April 3,I sl, al p.m.
1101. 11c101roY and Mrs. Bradley
played a pleasing instrumental duet,
('all to 1\'orship wan given by the
President, end the hymn, 1\'e Sing Ube
Praise of hint \\'ho Died, was sung,
The Scripture Lesson, taken from
('nlo,sians ;1: was read by 31rs, Street-
er, and Airs. 'Thomson led in prayer,
31rs. Sint i' read an Hasler Message
entitled, The Risen Lord, 'Were You
'!'here \\'hen They Crucified Ay 1,ord,
wa1i the solo rendered by Mrs, Brad•
ley,
'rhe special speaker was Rev, Reba
(learn, of Varna. She took her text
From Numbers 14: If the Lord Delight
In l's, Religion mist be vital, 1l must
•be Jesus, our Lord and Saviour. In
the I,ord delighting In us? These 1s
only one thing that matters, the glory
of (;od. One reason God cannot ae-
light in us Is that we are unwilling to
pay the price of complete consecra-
tion. lie is wailing for a heart- Omit
he can enc; Ile is longing to come Into
our troubles. Revival Is the only
hope of the world, Sin is causing
all this misery in flip world today.
The 310(1011 Picture Theatre or the
ranee 11(111 1011 never bring us the
Grace of (lod. \\'e all have a part to
play in prevailing pra}ger. Tone great-
i'oI arn1y Is the one upon Its kuses.
1f there wire enough 10 'pray, this
tear would come to an end. 11 is it
tragic. Thing In this world, lhat for
everyone that 1s looking to God, there
are thousands who do not. \\'fie, we
look to God with a spark of faith, ile
is really In receive us, !Ino' 11) 11011
111010 is for each one, yet how' little
we air gelling. The greatest need Is
dt vital
experience of Christ.
Rejoice, the 1•011 Is King, was sung
and itev. Hearn pronounced the Ilene -
diction. The meeting was closed w'l(11
the Notional Anthem,
Afterwards a dainty 11111011 w•as sere
ell by the (10uunllee in charge, and a
social half hour enjoyed.
Dodds - Alcock
Al high noon on Saturday, April
I(h, a (Inlet 'hut ver}' pretty wedding
was solemnized at Brussels Presbyter
Inn Manse by the Rev. S. Kerr between
Gertrude Mary Alcock, daughter of
\Ir. and \ars. George Alcock, of Morris
Township, and Robert Norman Dodds,
eldest son of Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Dodds. of 31cKi1101) Township. The
bride was becotulrigly gowned In a
street length dress of !leaven Blue
i'rcileh Aousvlakne 1)e -Lois over Tat•
feta with (Manilla Lace yoke, match-
ing blue hat and accessories, with co' -
sage of American Beauty roves. She
was attendeid by Mrs, 11oyd Alcock,
matron of honour, sister-in-law of the
- bride, wearing shell pink crepe over
inffeta with smocked yoke and softly
draped bodice with pink and blue ac;
cc, sories, with corsage of pink roses.
The groom was attended by 31r.
Lloyd Alcock, brother of the bride.
1'ollow•ing the ceremony n wedding
dinner was served at the home
of the bride to immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom. flintier
was servr•cd by 1''d1th Bentley of
Myth, cousin of the bride, and Aileen
Stephenson. girl friend. The bride's
mother received in a gown of navy
blue sheer, assisted by the grooms
mother, wearing -patio rose. The table
las beautifully decorated with pint:
and white streamers mid tall tapers
centred with the brides cak'.
dater the happy couple left on a
trip to Toronto and cater points aanid
showers of confetti,
The brides going -away costume was
a navy blue tailored snit, with ncc0ws-
011c' 10 11'a;;;r. The grooms gift to
the bride was a rold bracelet.
The young couple tv;11 reside lu-
Morris township,
REALLY "OLD" SWIMMING HOLE
Elaborate baths, built by the ancient Romans near (.tai: a, Tun-
isia, eune, .1 400 -odd years ago, are enjoyed by American soldiers, The,
baths are feel by natural mineral springs whose wat'rs• maintain x
temperature of about 70 degrees.
RADIO REPORTER
\\'hat sort of .Elie Flo farluc•l:
and their fen!il:c.e like to !:tar
Over the radio': Lots o: people
1vi11 get a su •price \011':1 we tell
then] that a company content -
plating a raid:. 3..•o:"rainrne recent-
ly sent out a .1UU sti,)nn:urc t)
cover \\'lett ttpi. of 'lite!taimee111
was enjoyed :'11'.1)04 in : eve! on-
tario. \\'het \, es tee: 111; -w I
Was it i::.lilill' .1ll14,1C: :;r -.)• , ,
It waft 11;114 ('t.i:tic`, (,11',1;1 :41111
5ulli\•111l 111:'1 till' 4)100.!0"11 11111.-14:01
comedies had iii, fiat i)1't4:'1.rence.
'Phe 11111i/111y gulf \Va'i nay 110011
the list. Aliet;14': thing :hat rural
families e;lioy, as rtV(aiet1 '1y the
survey, i5 .,he type of dramatic
pr1'sentati'111 known ns 'the thril-
ler.' 1''a oto listeners apparently
rave a Very 1,'rn a1preciation of
iiny kind 01' radio (Sana.
. M ,
And here', another salrprise. 1)o
the boys in tie Aroied Forces en-
joy only popular music? It doe,n't
look like it. Recently station
Chltll received a letter from one
of the training centre, of the
Royal Canadian .air Force, In it.
the writer asked if it \vould be
possible fol' til' Station to loth
his school a number of recordings
of symphonic orehest1' 1,tnlark-
ing that ninny of the boys at his
'\'ironing Centre were very tiled
of the quantity of popular music
which cane over the ail', he sug-
gested that either tiie Station
should include more programmes
of classical music, or alternative-
ly, loan some of the symphonic
transcriptions in its Recording
Library to the Training School.
Airmen would thereby be able to
play the records for the enter-
tainment of those who enjoyed
the better clap of music,
Still un the subject of musical
preference, 50111E time ago a far-
mer in the i'nited States tried
the experiment of turning on a
radio in his Lean at milk nee time.
ale• elaim0,1 that riff a result of the
experiment, hr
that, his ,'0'.t g ' : a, „,x:11' TIM
tily Of ❑111 .. `,: c,• n. 11 •! lira
ht11T'a11 111• •i1 1'1111 n4' 1'
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atsi..(taL1 e r,l .',1 1','i,' li e.) Le•. li
trek::'.:
largo '•tit.' 1'.11... iitot •1f'
4'04,11 1 ,, , , ,:1 i.;
by a heel , .,',l' 1 . : out , 111 . - r.): ie.,- e' tee
tor,:. l'ee ee, .•,, to 1i` i'
int, 1 :111• ' e,
night :
40(1•' fed '1 013 PI ,:,:
plant t 1.,.. A', tee i ,,f
the e, • eel 0,, eeee 0 made
end it ,.a t,'t , , , ,:i 1.1 ti
1011 1''pt t'r:F 'Lu1i:-
4104 141'i,'':104'1. 1' 1 :11'011. ;,4041!'11'
the 01111 (3 till.10 '. -'i.; r ;ie: -r, .11
preeent, 4'`:11, .ieeent9 , .F, Ing
made to .'i 1,111 .111, :10)-).. is
be:_t, 5.;114'11 :1 ,,,r;1m' (ar time
it I i tri::] „3(1 ,1,' i'is 111 the
type of ',ere,, ,; 1i, 1'I fi..!i)
Owl].
'lf it's „',•.•:1, t'.' ,
that's 1111 1011'1 0f ('I,,..t1,\,:)!
Service. .\';'l '\lst. 1' I :11'F• 141'034-
ahly askir_.. 'b( r:,,:.t4) , , `e1'-
Vi('e? \1'il, 1' s the t,a'ur of ra-
dio', neeeu 9010114e r' nt ser-
vice , , . a ',,'11:1,1 new cel ie9 of
broadcasts o'' i!hleres' 10 rural
folk. (10°<?0.00 S i,ice :'.ill bit
the 03) 1 io a; '00'. (s. nt 4'e (. Flat
cotun(nrii:c" on \lay -itis at 11
o'clock mei v.:II he he1;1' 1 every
Tuesday and 'Irmo'>dey 1.1'1:!1;; at
that 1110' 1here:rflcr. You'll know
you 1t'e in fur ewe. hearty I:oigii»
when )'/;1 kilo\\ t?e name, "fthe
writers, 1,10' ether 11,:ui 1\ eed_
house and ila.\iliiee And 3') can
also 1)e s'..tre of s+Ime real dranna-
tie Inierll:'I, 'too ilee,us' E. end
1:. W. 1'.11:'4', \\ri;;'r.; of tleee
p03hular )':al'n thrill') . "Out of
the Night.- t\ il: !1e on hated to
pro\i :e tie. thrills anti ny,.t,•r>'.
The Fe 1:11 11114'' a !'01.01
By
REX FROST
.31g and '•\111 110.itury Ari 3h:t;re-
l;or, more 141)11ilierly known 41s
>Ir, \\Toodhuus," of 11:4 \\'uodiiouse
::11d }law'ltin- .1'11c,iy +,:1,,11, 11'.3(13
i111app and Bei. 11 hell 010, 1111:4 -
ported by \0rieee 0tie r rurei
e;,111ra0t('1'1. eme a> ...hough it
9)1(uld bea r,,e1i k'a, it erten-
:8es lots of fun 'ii:d 1l `utile i.s
w'elco'me .,, this 1,'111'-031u
wo!kaday 001'13,
Aerial photographs I)iar:e aC('lll'-
lut bombing. pos:iihle, Your $50
Victory Bond \sill buy 2(1(1 photo-
graphs and perhaps mean the de-
struction of a t' -ion, baso.
The Awful Price
Of Carelessness
'I'!u1 (til, r 1113' t11:e happeie d,
the llelifa\ Herald, An er-
deetry box ei 111:Ile}O'<, \\T1111 +,',I
I1 a -'1111'1' 1.114'4'1 1f paper, 14110;1.
:111„ 11;11114' 011110 11 \1'114 being
eiried 1)1 0 11)"e pu::t-office 111
I ;ulada. l'0rtun:ltely, because the
staff \Vll5 quick to act, 110 ,111e
wag hurt and no danulgo \\vas
dune. 154(1 that file occurred
deep in the hold of 1)t vessel Ftt
seal :Is it plight 1111)0 -- 11
t'oul(1 two bo(')) lost and Impirctis
of leen carried 10 their deaths,
llll)tiNalld5 of 11119 o1 Pial' nett,,1'-
ial9 Jest1)3(01, countless loiters
and parcels designated for mels in
the Services sent to the bottom,
That box of matches, sent ille-
gally, i1' thoughtlessly, through
the mails, would have Clone the
work of a (1011111a 11 torpedo from
under -sea, a Gcrnlau bomb from
the sky, or one secretly -placed
aboard ship, -Kaiser Plans Huge
New Cargo Plane
A 1ieauti0 '3) 1',) plane cspablo
of flying almost three-f0utt}Is (1
the way around the world without
stopping is the latest lfeury J.
Ko3ser scheme.
The United Stales' No, 1. !idle
builder, now entering the airpl:nle
field, still recently his engineers
are drawing n1) plans for such 11
plane. au,l it, 00111(1 be In I100duC-
tion before• the \vac end1..
It is '004'4'8((1 as a 2s.'•foot 11v-
ing
wing, wiihoul body, without
tail. I'o'ir engines tie\ 'toping
S,001 tlor.s.,pow''r would pow) r the
crrtl. fully 10:1,11,1, 11 w0)11d
weigh 7(,ow) pounds.
'Loaded with only `ile!. it 40111
he 1,!,:' io fly 17.001 111101 401111 out
\•topping," 1ai'•er
"I,1;ulw1 whit feel 101d bua;hs,
it '':111 ll'illg i) '301(3'0 1110
411•.1 de't1'netlol !!ta: were Visited
nn Pearl Harbor. . . 1 want to
build 1i for the fu :1. v, but 1 401111
10 snot building it now for war.
1 !II! (111(1 10 1111111 now, 4014114' !110
wltr is 5tiil ':!'ring" ICais10 (10-
Clarl'd.
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THIS CURIOUS WORLD
%1f01il' WAS'(
CSI1 1';nglsnd 9.6104
GS(' England P.55rn
Gen Eneteed 11.76m
CSE England 11.6610
CR; England 17.79ni
GSi' England 16.31in
EAR Spain P.49nt
RAN Rus,ia. 9.60m
TINE I:u=tilt teeem
I'RFS Brazil 05.11,nn
\5G1:A Schenectady
19.38rn
\'hila, 16.27m
\1•('13X. N. York 11.ilrn
Boston 15,15m
•r
By William
Ferguson
w
ELEPHANTS
PANT
BY WAVING
7HEI RS - EARS!
BLOOD
CIRCULATING
'THROUGH. THE
HUGE EARS
IS COOLED BY
"'HE MOVING
10, 0 *414,4 AEA 5(85101, (40.
'1
(r2EPEAM
IN \',WORLD WAR ONE,
te•ER,4,'91AN"7
ENJOYED APPROXIMATELY
TWO YEARS OF
.41,r1S4,pL-R/DR/Tl”
eLEPORE THE ALLIES
GAINED SuPRE.MACY/
1411
MOOsi_, GOOSE, DUCKY
HORSE, CHICK AND GIRCJ1
. ARM NICK'JA.011 5 OFF \\'HAT
PRESENi AtJD F()Rl,1ER. GIG
LEAGUE EAGELWLL PLAYERS! so- l8
r.
ds
1 M ((3. U. t.. FAT OFF.
1_:;S\1'1.:R: Moose McCormick, Goose Gi,lin, D1..
l c~ e DX ening, Chick Haley, i3irdie Tebbettt.
POP ---Same End in View
WI-IATIS POP'
DOING ?
8-4
:ck,
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON,
May s
PETER ANI) JOHN LEADERS
IN 11111E EARLY CrIURCH
Acts 2::37.41; :3:l-5; 4:I.., iii -21
GOLDEN TEXT. — Now \\'lien
they beheld the boldness of Peter
and John, and had perceived that
they were unlearned and ignorant
men, they nmh'velied; and they
took knowledge of them, that they
had been with Jesus. .1,14, 1:1:3,
Memory Verse: \'\'e , .
helerr<. 3 1'(11'lntIlia11
1:21.
THE LESSON IN 1'i'S SETTING
l'entocori iiectired \lay
28, :\ L), 30. The haling of the
11uue 0)11n•at the Temple ,cotu•red
a few weeks later, Exactly when
Toter nod ,1o1111 were arrested,
and brought before the 51nlhodrin,
we cannot 81010111101113' say. It
may have been late in A.D. 30,
or early A.I). 31,
Place.--Jerns111em, and, in pari,
the Temple,
Peter's Instructions
"Now when they itclu'd this,
they \Vere prick)11 111 their heed,
and said unto Peter and the reel.
of the apostle,,, Brethren, what
shall we do'' And Jot 516,1 111110
them, Repent ye, and he baptized
every one of you in the :Guile of
Jesus Christ unto the remission
of your sins; and ye shall receive
the gift of the Holy Spirit," Bap-
tism follows belief, and certainly
is not 0 saving ordinance. Only
.faith can save us, )taptionl is li
eign 11 the 0155 (Iul; 1t',;ay 01' our
sins, a public aelul'Iwlelll:'nlent
that we are henceforth to be iden-
tified with Jews Christ, an 'x-
ternal rite synlholi'irl0' our 1)'301;
Idontifiod with the body of Christ.
God's Promise
-For to yeti 1- ti.1 3(:'0)11,•', ,ltd
to your children, 11111 to all that
ere afar off, (0(111 1'; 1(011)7' a4 the
Lord our God shall 01111 to him."
Pelor know from the beginning
that the Gentiles were 10 be ad-
nlit.ted to the Sante privilege, 115
Israel, But Christ... ronlnli.1sion
!said Butt they were to preach first
In Jerusalem and Judie'.
Peter's Admonition
":113 with many 00100 411119
he testified, and exhorted th1111,
Paying', save yourselves from this
crooked generation." \\'hal Peter
here meant Wit s that these, people
Mllould accept. the Lord Jesus
Christ as their Saviour, end thus
be 54(5(1)1 from the doom w'hieh
was to fall upon Israel h'om'e of
its rejection of Christ, climaxing
in the desiructio0 of the city of
Jerusalem some forty years 3111(11',
"'They then that, received this
Hord were h111111111011 111)11 there
were added unto thein in that day
about three thousand souls," The
number need cau`e no SI)Fp1'ise.
Many of these new Converts may
have been in a sense believers
Already, but had been restrained
by timidity or irresolution from
an open profession of their faith.
The Hour of Prayer
"Now Teter and John were go-
ing up into the temple at the
hour of prayer, being the ninth
11our. And u curtain 1)11111 that
was lame f1'0111 his another's womb
was carried, whom they laid daily
at isle door of the temple which
is called Beautiful, to ask :time
of then) t.11at entered into the
temple. \Vho seeing Peter and
John about to go into the temple,
asked to receive en alnle, And
Peter, fastening hi,s eye upon hint
with John, said, Look 011 115."
Normally,
ono b'roincs nut only
accustomed to see Pit,• lee/ovate:, but
somewhat impatient with then],
Not so 1'eter, Like lie Lord, he
AAw' 11110 til; inner life of this
pour creature, end felt 411111 he
not only should be delivered 01'
his 10111011'59 hili, that ut' :110u1d
kno'v the Lord ,It'511r' ('113-t.
1'110 Apostolic 111iracic
"And he ea\c Le(d unit. them,
expecting to receive something
from then], 'tut Peter said, sil-
ver 111,1 fold have 1 none; but
wind 1 have, that 1 gi\e thee.
In the name of J'-:1- ('lu'ist of
Nazareth, \\IlIk ' )1ankirld has
been primarily hel:n!dea to tho-e
40110 hat' pus •o:: 4',i little 11f this
t0ol'lll'• moll', hut. 111314 ;thoutul-
ed 111 'foul, nn11 utt,'r 1104'. and
kno'.\leri::3 au11'arnesl-
n'S•; 1111 in 11\'0.' Tin -re is 01)e
1111))1,41(1 ,I03)l't1,t'' 10.1".' 11 the
11111110''1' 'l' 0111• I.ur,l'.• p(..1.1.1;! 1)1-
1n1? 11111'1193.5 141141 the Hemel. 111
which the apostle, perforated
thele. Jo -)l' 'I'fe'(t (1 'tires 11110-
Folf by merely ,pee •:ole 11 word
front Ili- own per'Inallty and in
11 it; ()writ power. Itis disciples
ol'fect,'11 mires by se, eking in
11is mune, Peter's weeds are
iypieal of the 1pieit which shot"
ever animate the ('111 sI 11(11
prcachl r or teacher. They turn
the attention Of illi hearers
\'holly 1tw1ty from themselves and
exalt Je'.t'' ('hrist. alone
The Apostles' Boldness
"Now when they beheld the
1)0ldnes4 of Pelee and .101un, and
had perceived that they 0101''
unlearned and ignorant men,
they marvelled; and they tool:
knowledge of then, that they
had been 401111 Jews. And they
called thein, and charged them
not to speak at all nor tench in
the nano' of Jesus." '\'his has
been the oxperienee of the
Ilhurch in different pau'1, o1' the
world in every age. Leaders of
false; religions have attempted to
slop the mouths of those who
were bringing in light and truth,
Jove and redemption.
The Christian Conscience
^Rut. Peter and John answered
lull salid 111110 them, whether it
in right in the sight of God to
hearken unto you rather thou,
unto Goll, judge ye: for w•4' (.111)-
001 but speak the thing's whirl:
we saw and heard. And they,
when they had further threat-
ened thou, let them bo, finding;
nailing how they (night punish
them, because of the people; for
all ))len glorified God for that
which was done." 111 this first
conflict between the Church and
earthly authority, they assert 11
great principle ---that the Chris-
tian conscience is the supreme
court of appe111. The answer of
Bunyan, when inhlt'i,oned, and
forbidden to preach wa', 'I 1m'
tat a point \'ith you, If 1 were
out of prison again to -day 1
;Voted preach the gospel again
z4'-tno''row-, by the In Ip of God.'
Bees Must Have
Ration Books
I,t(n the hers 111)4(1 1•ali01) buui;s.
Fingal' for boo -feeding purposes
(1111 only he obtained by melons of
a beekeeping pernut issued 0;
Provincial Apiarist G. F. '1'o\011-
3 Pend, of the Ontario Agricelterel
(lollr•go-, (1u,•]ph.
r
r
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
screen. stat',
19 Arabia»
military
commander.
1,5 painful spots.
16 On the
sheltered side,
1? 3.1416.
18 Company
(able',).
10bush,
20 Hour (abbr.),
.2;1 G(abbe,).
42 k3eli11 onging '51 Indian a 'my
to it. (abbr,).
f4 Act, 52 Latin
26 Snake. diphthong.
26 Provinces of 83 Fashion. G In nu way,
eastern 86 Doctor (abbr.) 7 Let fall.
Panama. 87 Sum god, 8 Crimson,
28 Recede. 58 Small stalk. 9 \4e,
80 Comic 4'p r . 60 Engaged. 10 Sardinl.l
82 82 One who ages. (abbe,),
832 YesMine., 89 Film she made 11,12 h
8G Sketches. Clark lClotnenst re.
40 Distur'
43 Sprite,
Swept Overboard
Peeling Potatoes
Sailor Swept 13ac9 A)•>,0
Still Peeing PotaeoeA
.\ 11111° i, .' 1111^" W;1•• 1 )111011 10
,1,•,''111 pe'11:1 •.- 1..e.Ilees \\'1!ee
4'e, pi !lin! n. :11',Ir(1. I!Iv 0'16
. 03 I. 11 i, ab' 101,
till 3(14'110; .
1 fellov; 101,in13 it 0414 .11
don (Frp11011 1nIl)j)Il',',f 1'11)'1' x
0011111 ,141001), ,I 10? 9110', but 4.10.'
00010 eunc i .•_ion Inial h, ,l :111 L104
water (rum 1) 11111.
\Vero t\\0 1.30'1''.. ireas n
run)pundilnn of 0r(1(14311 (11 4.111
\\'11 t• 4'10113(11 11 111 ector•, , soon.
others:
'1'114' 4'or\, i10 \ll:a nrlinnl
(' 4t•ith flit. luorrll;uliship St, ,lohu+r,
throwing the 1':u'g0 V'ss14 013 '.0
1,01(1, where it hit an aluunw}Iiia.
British elenes on 13)30) 11x.0+
returned to baso \11111 ;11'h l.hlnt}e
slack to their wings ns part of
a lelel,h0nr pule 1uu1 the. \V1r01gpa
1'iggh)13 oft a. sliip.
A Srmsll; 1? ''mulint;' clown ),h's
rtroet as an :Cir alarm 'oltn'l'(1,
51401)1(1 his too :Intl fell, ilo hi4)Il-
.,11 himself n3( awl rat 111. 1,01Pr
1!I: r(Inrne(1 to investigate. Ha
had 51 loll' t over 0111 :r,(x111011ruJ
bomb.
Less Food When
2nd Front Opened
'1'111. 110;11-11 p, 1110 '1111 •:. t!4'-1 ',1
t,'1 1e4-4: 1.1 1-;,t fol' ;I 1(!1`lo cite•
tt ., \' 11(:) 1110 ,•conn'! .:r.)10; ;'(
113(4')), '1
1.0r) \\'1,,1,1111, 1'u11i ',ill!•I,.r,
11:1110 i-„ '114' 401(3'11• '.(,.0111
1"0111" Ir .1:: inl,'rviet; (('')) (fie
';,;IOI blot 11,' 016; t i(.
Cue -11' \: 1.'0,-0 of 091,•0; (0 11131"
"p,•r)0I:1,))'-. .10,1
11'1)1: :'1.13 :1'y•, 401 • , I?I 1„411,
.1 'WO 11.114' 1.i 1,1) 110' 11,,
1)) its ,,I„'!I'1: 51,031':< ,n 1 l)(, (
aha'; 111 l,1 is 11,01 in h' pu1'1!'!'.
ftio,l 43(3(11( 110) I'm •:Ire' \va
o-il,dl 1)r ri1'1,,,!u int:lir ':,r 331101
•n :'\le; ' ((HI 14'1, .i4 111;,7
g' 5'
are 13 04 .
1Chc1 11” '3''133 tan
w;(s, b 3110' •;.1x'1.,1 40,:
ilvlOg'' 011 :11(111."
11011' alt!)
yeti .14'
1:0.1 10'11;1'r
SCREEN ACTRESS
Answer to Previous Puzzle
UTAI4L. GOLiD
STEfRTEIS PI0SIT"ECR
L T N E;E S AfT PPtA'N
OEDEIM11 T MA!17N
PREF MM A,RNE
NE 14,J, LIASTS
R UTAH CSRFT-0,5!S
_
E YIE!•L4D
D R'O;P
O+NTS
KE
3 Tone 13
(music).
23 Weep.
34 Sleeping,
25 limed.
26 Cubic (abbr, 1
27 \\'hirle.end•
29 Lad:
30 Evil,
31 Touch,
aid.
34 Age.
36 Right guar
(abbr.),
371 ant (101111.1.
38 Fiber I;not3,
311
Wage::.
11 Unit.
42 '1'ellui turn
( ynlbol),
4 Part of circle. •15 Footway,
5 Exists. 97 Hindu
wen en's
gll'Jllcnt.
50 Tract ':1 lanfi,
52 Girl's name,
53 Caprice.
54 Lab'.
56 :Male ;heck
59 Electrical eh.
ginccr (ttbbl',1
CO Him.
61 Deybool<
(abbr.).
(i3 Great 13ritau)
(abbr.).
18 Genus of
44 Health resort. --'II
Australiiul
40 Compass point VERTICAL megal)odes.
48 Toward, 1 Complain. .20 She `\'i'r1::.
49 Buddy. 2 Leave out. in ---- ,
HE'S STUDYING
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•
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TO 13E A
LAWYER ?
By J. MiL!.AR \1JI , TT
m:4,
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TO TPA. HILT
By
Percival Christopher Wren
ClIA11.1.1'.12 fl
.1tdo; V,ro-
V.01).,11,11 • iHHyi
Anti 1111111" t.
r -it
'1:0 .1,, 11•1"0•••.1.
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liotv ! .i rig1.1 \tin.),
hati et,•,, ‘,11 4110i% II"t Ilt,
.."':'(,tiooti• fl'oo;
' 1,0 !it 1t,•t
ie.III ,;1; to);•1;•
pit and ',wain 4'011041, "•l'ontioy!
.vott .
Thcr.,4 4 no reply,
Crow er,le.le!'s under
1'14041 itirplant,,
itILII1,4, round
1101t, r•eleayiii
and •,41inly 4,ntIcavorcd(i
141.0:114, hi.; 14
Call, it:, 1.0 Iii -1i I old hint
Ilial In, had iiiilinitenod
9,4 I again 1,410.14‘vai
l'roto nioiot• nnichin0,
Locke after hito, lurite.1
Lon ovyr lint., his hack, tinloit •
Ionic, an -1
roalized lio \vas 410341. ,1
Ho, ,t, to•l; hi in I
ri1,10 and r,vidontiv ilas
niiivard, otos! have pito 04,41
tuld prollably
SETTER TRY 4 BETTER WAY"...
4U4R4N EPERY
r0 give yourself a good start. these busy warlitne days,
r
enjoy a good breakfast.. . . a breakfast brightened by
KELLOGG'S ALL -BRAN muffins! They're delicious,
they're nourishing and they're a grand, natural laxative
for t hat common type of constipation caused by lack of the
proper amount of "bulk" -forming material hi the diet,
What's more, ALL -BRAN gives you valuable carbo-
hydrates, proteins and minerals that the body needs . . .
supplies them in a delightfully crisp, toasty cereal that
allo gets at the cause of constipation due to lack of "bulk".
To keep regular naturally eat several ALL -BRAN
muffins daily or eat ALL -BRAN as a cereal daily , .. drink
plenty of water . . . and see if you don't agree it's a
'better way".
You can buy ALL -BRAN at your grocer's in either of
two conveniently sized packages. Made by Kellogg's in
London, Cai.ada.
DELICIOUS... NUTRITIOUS
",.........- ,
KELLOGG'S ALL -BRAN MUFFINS
A 2 tablewoons shortening ?i cup milk
l, cup sugar' 1 cup tor
I egg : .tnwoon salt
1 cup Kellogg's All-Brn
ateaspoons baking powder
Blend shortening and sugar thoroughly; add cgg and be well, Stir in
Att.Tirrin 1111d milk; id s until most, of moisture ts taken up. Sift
iiniir with salt and baking powder; add to first mixture and stir only
until llour disappears. Fill greased intillitt pans two-thilds full and
bake in troderittely hot oven (400' F.) about 30 ;aunites.
Yield'. 8 large Inuflini (3 inches in tlintiteter) nr
1 4 small inuiline (I' i inches itt diameter),
' NOTE: --' . cup corn syrup may be toed instead of sugar if milk is
reduced to ;(.1 cop, See A1.1-oBBNCI ,paekage fur delicioIus variations.
,till,loIlll:,,,,,,,,,7e,s,:
ALL -BRAN
Keeps You Regular
74 -
looms 'Mt NW, I al, .1.7 Hsi'
ammira,,
OUI (0 VIII
et 'SOW
. . NATURALLY
VV1:, 111'11' 11i 111-;11 t.
it limy ((W.I.' 1 itt',1 1trht
vitt t' 1'C:1114041 ilii(1 t,
Toton,y,'-
Itt, 1,40
flov.•1; I 1.0 nun lino., 14,01, l li i -v pv,p0
• }11 i'III Hi t it. 1 ••4'00‘,,.
aotiolo of 1011, 'W110111110'11 1/1f!
11111 Shill and 1,1111
414,ithoroti,ly
111 .411,1,; to do
the ono thon., tjitcould in. .1444.4•,
,1 Tom)* hot ,t'st ,1
lit4 friend' life.
i noy. 11 la,
• .t ,.1.:t ett tn.:Aloe
litimit,ol fton; and op
10ilt,,tlt titi of (hi (01(`IIIY''i
rt111111 .4; 01'11 111'1111
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i ;" 11,0• 1.11;111111111., 01'1
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it 1tt'l 111 11/ItIr 11. , 111;11111
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111't It, I ',I•11 (111' 1/11.;Ct. 1,011.1
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11 1111.\:,
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lot r ,tooll
wor.e l , , .
11;111e!
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014.0•44.1•,
L ow,. awl re.1-
he hite.,,,Ir (1,,,v11. an -
in too, 11, ,\ not Iler.
11.1 alio1h0r.
tio,y yowl! 4., shoot him
14,4, :II long. rain.,,•. Ilion coffin
awn.- ro, tin, loot ',' I11 hat
than i,,.441,4. al.on 4%•.,. :Hwy
1101.11,6• 11 fli• 11:11 1 of lite
tt hr.;ki iiutil, 1.11I
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cur. -Hot'
11-li likir Itt 1off
1.1
11111 11 III. aCh-r ;I 41 if.
foront %\•iili Ike lItl 1;11'11
11; t 1;;;,, :!I!' 1V111.11. far
.1111'y 11i1.;11t,
1-1111' 111.:1!',;I: I lin; 1.411.. '11 11111' WO:
11;1' 1.11/-1111 I0'- ntSI1111111 1'111:1W:131
0s.. of In i -on -r .\
if ono roll into tiro hand,. tif I ho
1 It ii4•;,..1
tttil lo.40‘• al) :Wont ill •
1 1.11/.., :hot Ot 1
SW11.1""1.; 201 0(11iI111 10 a
t'0011,1 011 comb,
T1 . it; and
cotitidelyly. II 1111 1111'.
;01 ith
rash, a intik or 1I il,,,s'oo,11
ed Ito (Hon 1101,1 \,, 111,
of the Hank,
1>,tititrr crow'ils
;V:1 t'liy (111 l'1111(.0oil
111)011 11!(, 1)0111111'1' 11011'1114
10,w Iti Ili; FOCI
(4, 1 11101V 1,11i0,1,--; or 101;40 :Ind
,4•ai ;Hid 0-1 1.;11s)i•S, tviik
11 il,1 ‘1‘,21,4 lirmitlidtoil
111(111 HUI 11/:(1 C112.11 led
1:11 19; 1:,111;;111' Iler-
11 1c1:•, 111+:111';: Ili: (1;4 1.4 itt (111(1(I.
11101:1 111111 1::111I-c;,o1 Itily Io.,
l'eulktql that the great Khyber
I! ;tolle-pointed
datIger:', the losty rifle
hu(1, 1,\01, 1101 111,111,•', 111,,1 into
that he was to he taken :dive.
hefove1 Idlex ()It th"
knoektni hint sens,,les.:, he saw that
\rind had :wowed :Wont in happen
to llito NV:K actually. happening to
the plinte. It Imit;g' lit crttlly
torn I relit ;L:iiiitIvr. 11.
stroyeil by thi. %%11,1 tviatitplizon
mm•se,.: that ,Avarmed upon it and
covcrol it like 0 million anis tiptin
the hotly (if fallen bird.
1klien he recovered coti::cions.
!less lie found tliftt he was lying..
on (1)1. gTountl, ltiselothes in rag's,
liianose Ideediint, at1 eyv closed,
his hill one agonizing. aclu), but
UL hertyist, tonlattiag-ed, unwound-
ed. his arms and legs
\vas stonething to he thatill'ul ror,
ty 1,1 r010 to 1;14.1
141 itIt 11111
11I -
Milo one riot wlk. 1.1110 cal{ cS-
catte -perhaps.
1411 what %vie; the 'oleo? Ran-
som or torture': I t' they took him
tit Singint,; of 6(1 fed
prestimitIrly they %you'd,
1011 fait. v/iitild depend entirely tut
ttliet!),,r the Had ji tvould prefer
to zi considerable SIIIIJ:411c1i8
• silVer 1 1111111 11 rupees, or whether
he'd prefer to 1.;.;,t a little or his
owt, 1,1«,1«w 1 11(, oritish 1;,,,von1-
110111 in ow or on,' «1 Iti
ror his hpavy
nr(er of lii1tra7.1.1
It 111111 lieou a homiliatiln; end
to Ills wontIcrial et-us:tie \vhicli,
startint:: al Sured \vas to have
taken (till ritzit anti then swept
lilllot itralanehe litrottgli 1.110
co.'t'r I 11111 dm', (Inv.!) hill)
I hi; Indus to iti,t' vir;t:zio (lie
of Itt4 Intnick from
i'eshao.'ar to ('a lent la.
l't.t)hithly the lit'itk.:1 liol nn
111 0 r 011,1100-e
eriem' than Itii3 .)1oltalt. .1161
apart rrtiol,111 111 ti ltitu!l1i[
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ik;; id.
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l;" f1 11‘." "1 1', 11y
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0'01 ''111011
.1:4:•-, had 4-1 1:.,, -
all or Ilion..
And no \\ 11 it 'dish,
,porrooen an.1
‘V/111' 11111 111.-41 1 111 r1i1,1'101
1111, 111111 tt1111111
11111111, 11:11 a- hill0111014211.
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111111 I (I 111t1 N1111114t, I
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10, Iladji 4,1
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locot rhiol or
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on.:1-44.141,1, 1,0:4 44 44iy,:c :too
Htytt
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tho ooin'd 1,11 1%1,o
thou- inn,. hi, I 0-,, Iii0e
A1011.4l,!
Thl, Th., 1,411011!" 11
slii•110.1 11.44, ict,-- the 4.1,01,4,
hooad 141010 ,it,14itiv, down to ft,'
hunt,. Thoro'ditt froo 1-1,1
titinuto und captivit %%1.'41.1
Sona.14.441:,
hint a one
ghastly Ito 101...r - ono 44
1 In, Mullah 1.)I prol/ohly. lo
Iht! men, Ho hail beHi,!
sotneihing ohoio it.
Vcro-\:aug•lutri lt0 10 hi!, 1-1,
11.1:1 :.1C1111114. 11.I tt0I11
I111(111 11.11 “I I j 1," ht.
8110111(41 in 1110111011(1,11y
s\v;lYcli. .‘041 0, ;ill
(timed to(vard him lip
givt-4
hit!: I'MV0 1'117: lot i'rho
1 ly. 1111111111111, Take 110 it, the
Malik, l'welt-heesli
everylonly.”
\ tut led It man who hail
slain the )1ullith's representatit'e,
I ho party, ouping Own, -
selves :dolut Iliti ilog'11 11 10.1,1 lo
hill) 110 11' 1101 11 1:1.111,i(le,
1',1.41;1`1:1 11P. I11111}1111';2, 111111
\"c1:1:-V;111g11:Ill.ii,'
bc 11:K _!Iiliiii lilit 1.11l
1110 a distant
t.ietr of a Yillogv ',illicit from the
airplane he had itot seen.
II110, t(ti' 1titti to faint.
Ilv could go no further,
111111c. T1111 1 11111;1 IlaVe bc1.,11 11
prolicr 11[Mt- itt L)1 ti t Ii
Ile fell (Inn sat, :old at
711101, disrovered that it think.ing:
Iii' could 12.11 int further vi
mistidum. For down the nm'JII.
tainside Otto them eituu.‘ 11 smaller
lint violently vocirerating er(0).(1
tifl tillah's nom, t,vidently
souls limn these Ili- captors, inas-
much as they ICA! 1110m1 bofort,
1111111s11111C111 ttt 111'
111%-:1 'ICI' 1101))1i. rtiootit 1111
V11:114 1114 lbc 01)101'S :Vac, 1111'
big I& -nth-' 0110 11:111 already
one man 1hat morning sei?,e/1
l'ere-l'aughan hy the artit„ierkoll
hint to his feet 0titl shouted 10
l'uslitu: "l'oine yon 1001.
'1'11011 slash )'our insid o
they 41,1 ;0711. -
And 10011 nil effort of will
IYItich 11'as 11 triumph of mind IIVV1'
11104(V1t VU1.1:•VaI101111 liltItOtI t1111'
SVIc 1%/1,11 10 111, COO. :Intl
(.111 ,(1,1112.1;('I'l'II on,
1 Continued Ne \ I kers
'Novel Air Attacks'
Blast Mareth Line
rine littj,t t' Winston ("nor.
chill 14.00 1)111(114011 ky 4W:44.1*Vt'l's 111
1111 hoot I:v(0111..1g (.1 1,0011•
potilhi
lank - 1.1114.1
10111h. it it lion lte u10111.:
1.01'11 ;••• 01 til-ll't 111 11 1:1 Ch',"
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1011'1titttjlitI ti )1:1i 1.1 11 Itt ),\
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at ilystik a lior.
TABLE TALKS
t-,AOIL 13 CI-IANtaLF0
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11I tt4., 11,';.11 I
st 1 ; tt 1 tt .t0 - 1-
It111 1 1, 11 ..1 (If 110
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t4, ttty- I. 4 '" ;tii• :ti
'1
11, 1/0
C1,1,1 ',, •
1 (10,•11,
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t'tt: t • ! t !I ; 4, 4 .1,1 t
t•t 1tt11 '
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1 " t•': ;111't (tit,
11.0t t , ttittt , 1 11' 110'
tlji
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t!' ititti t t•it; !'
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hitt't'1, 1,1 1, CI ftt' ;111111V 101: t;
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0
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11'
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td 1,1•111 1.1;11.11;E. 11,11.
lit: ,11,f6li.„1,.V.1.•111,,S,HUIltill.l•t1 Style
1 l
11:10.1 1,04,41,01
1;4, nnion
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14 1. 4.4,
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1•1111 001 1.
tit 1 tato .40, • , itH,
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"II: It (111 ;It'Hott ft
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111‘,:t
3
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t 114...'InC•0,1
Kitinity Stoss
iltit
,1„J:t
lie 1111)
10:ilosp000 .114,4,140d 7(1,
t 1:ddes1oon- bacon 11(1
HCdo,poons Hour
1 t tot ',‘..c.er
2 1 tst-ittoor.. e0-n4litiietit. sant,
1 tea-1,44ot prepared tittistaiti
Sp,ic lIidItiVi and remove rein,
Sault itnion in fat for 1.1
Iiititlys tool cooh until done,
aloott ltoillove
pan. .\,,i41 flour and stir wild
1,1•404% tt. A.141 liquid and .itii,Astin
ings tied slit until thicii ono
stnooth, loin- grttyy over kid-
neys. Sorve on toast. .Alsotttu
In, set'ved will) mashed potato
or noodle bonito'.
Liver Souffle
2 imps ,•rotitid :Ind cooked ti .
2 cups Itot ont,ditun situi•t!
3 pvg.s. si,t)arat ed
Salt ttml poppy,'
1 tablespoon chopped onion
l'our white saileti five) egg
it•Iii(14 Int 01' boot 11111 11
lemon coloi•od. '0(41 slightly. Add
moat and seasonint;i4. Fold in
stiffly !watt's'. t•gg
into 12,retised eit,set•ole.
in II pall of 1101 tvater :111(1 bake ill
ltiotlerztle oven ;I:ill' l'`. .1.0r •1(1
titintltes tint 11 Set,
--------
:11144 ili111111it"1•4 eli•itit11•4 p1.1•4104111
0 mu: tntereirterf rettiter.t. she
1. 14(.1144.4i tto revele' mm1;0;11011'1
nn ttitile% 'lir tier column, hitt' 14
111%1 IIJ'h 0010 10 114(191 to pour "pet
Pee 4A's0:: Heti 111•'I t • tor recipes i*t
rspeeltil menus tire 111 order. %%Marto.%
,) fon. let teri to "111‘71 Smile
4 :WI rr. 711 %Veiii .%ileIntile
Tit roittii." Semi 4111111ped tself
iii -t'ri'll en% elItioe 1 Oil 11 IIth
retiO,
GARDEN -
NOTES
fly Gordon L. Smith
1', ,t;)
CIS .1,•,•
ei .41
Spaciousness
11.lirrt; 711;101; 1, 1‘:111`ly 1111111.111,1,
11 is 1111I 1,111111:1 fontiVk stik1
ill
It!ltiiI 113011 1 ill 11011,v0ping 1111;
itt crit;e •1111' 111 portion
of Ilk; grounds sholi:t1 ('hill of
shruldiery hill Ilt,):(tted
• i rely 11 g't onto; t
otires 1)-111 he grooved lirds of
perennial alai annual flo)veis,
leadino tip to ski nits anti ‘itit's
atom,: the \\ alis (.0 11.11` 1/(11111111 0-
104. nil:, 7,11,11 1:0111 I (.! 104 It' the
sp;,cint!','t0;, 01111 if the
igid at,. softened ltiol
11111 i,ttiy l;111.1un, s> nt MAI Tilt
1101; r and itill'i"atipg-.
kV:Itt; IT tiltitItIs urt: 11.1001.
expel ;ttivoo:tti' sertoolitig of!' :t
portion 1, 1,, tro,,ing forkyord 1111
sok sitrii,Corty at tint
1.4041 I_ 01 1 ttoaItI-,1,4,', v.1411 no
Irv, s so 11011 ih ½' 11(11 :if ritit will
1,1, tml tiside Cron' iwy
:11,ion.
.111 add r.11tio,r to that ail of
si0,..11,41 !loss a n41 also provide a
s'4•4 14141...1 corto'r or 1:.10 for chil-
11's -0'i1114 or ,..m.111w; or Ito,.
• tt`41'ilt t!'01/1s-ro
cyw aigan
priced at 100.'
9e'
Think of it ... one of the fastest
pain reliefs known today for less
than 1 a tablet!
! No overt now to
0011.100 Ilt•I,'IlIttssly
f 1,t111, 11r,)Lt.(11011,
ttttilt 1'1010-1, or
ta 11111031 For to-
day, you ran 14et.
vat ATii 11, ,
he,tes
friont
t'vcr known . , , for
11-1 than teat
a t0-1.1,ct SO get
th.,..; hat tt oday, Ste how Aspirin
goes to wot 1 ohnos 1 it7Suiritly 1 o,
felit".'e st•vt•ry liviolache or pain of
Tana ill'. in 11,1i1111(1, Milli011S now use
11 110(1 111-1.11-1,11y recon.mentl it. At thi3
low , why take anything elso?
Get the big economy bottle of Aspirin
at your drup,g1...t.r, today.
Look for This Cross
r.
.v(u, buy must be stamped
" in the form of a mons, or it
1401' A..plrin. Anil don't let anyone
e „isc.
BAYER rind is the trademark
E of The Bayer Company.,
R Limited.
eitseetoWt."04""
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• 11'1' I1,1,1 1,"111 "11 11:13
10;!;1;;7G
1,1 Care
10:11 Ittt'tt, 0;1., 11,V, 11,'
1,111 031 1 to. tielt0A it%
(I110,1 14 1.41011
- /wy .1ti-t- A lil
Hvoltrt11 Of 0111"1111"td 1r:011117,(To
on( 111 r.,,1011' lit 11,0111 town.
o'iP. help tvonderfully, It 17111
11•,,•• MR 11111, rl :11111
groo. I ci,;,1,t. irost
, 1 01“; lite
t‘t. 11 0- 11 Is nt 1 t 1.1 MI; tilt
1111,1
I
01' intoc or,
t too otnto ;-;.;11Citig
t;111.'t. a \Vt'l`k ;10
Tho pl'Ore•-•;it!!1;1! :1.1%
lillvrIttl!.;11 I11111104 101 11;1' 111\11! caulk
•11111...; t() 111;,,,s1' 0;111' Inoti, firmly
to the Thcy ttItttt 'true ono
1,tottointh wooding rack oar tvillt
1cci;t1 , ;tml ,i1 1)116
;..00d miplie;t1 loll of it'll
1011½ nio-t iMporlaill :IN it will
tool to promote rapid growIlt,
nliolot out Ino,t ‘voitils•
It tiko itntuttivot, the coloot,
This Young Hun
Was Dutiful Son
11. im Ow story of ;1
Solt iti thy Gtolmin .1 I•my.
Youihrul N1w,Iit'>,ti'11717.
1 ttrod in the lighting north 01
()tied largo told Ilk c;,ptorthat,
when ii tined for 01 my duty
his father i•ott 'ono to do Ihree
thines:
Virst, iud; for set') ice in the
,AIrrlea 1, ttll5,
Second, :ifter arrit ing in A frica
volunteer rot' the front line RR
501111 73 poS41}111'.
Third, after reaeltirt; the -front.
lint, to tat' the I'll oodort unity
to ,urrender.
The young soldiet. reaelit,i1 Tun -
this month and 11/20s soon cai7-
1k.rek1.
Britain Releases
Many Postmen
1'10,11,4 to cturtitil 11111 vrieJ
in lIttitain :And olituinttio
0.14, 10.11.H. and 011,,. -1 -
vivo. to itttott-n plii•l-
ninn and \‘ mitt 1 lo nrilicd
servitnt• and \vat: Inotorict- \von)
tintittuncitil oottnil.1/2 to !Int House
1)1 Ily 11 :0111'
Cr:1 1 1 Iti I
1);•;ki'l I ttoitlint, It,. t-nid,
will 1 ,,,;11,•„,1 ;,0 lirea
17 11:13 , :1,10 in 111' ot ;Lut•,-; films
1, relea,ing :,.0110
(ioto tuvotoolt ‘lottinor ;Ind 2111)0
11111.1ottt won cottittint-;.
Covet inn ittleti.1,1111-, old, -It Ito
:.ttitt had 01,0,0 from 1.0011,01)0 tot-
tundIy hefore 111, tYiti to
011o, tt j11
ISSUE No. 18-43
Page 4. v ,.-.'"•.-_
THE STANDARD
• Wednesday, April 28, 1941.
l\users PAsio spoil and Jean \ic:-Ion Ili, Temperance (Inestion. \Irs.11,•l•In;lininl; le:* a w•r,`1t;' visit \with 111'1'
I1)0well, 'Toronto, with \Ir. and \Irs, shnlibronl( relwrtral of ;ever;11 visit ;i I p;Ir, lit Air. and \Irs. Harvey Ilun-
\\'01.11 carol' to Ho. village 1111 Mon-
day of the' set 111.11 11 :Oh of Alin, Ne\\• -
ton ('Incl;, Kilrt, n. r. NIn ;. (dark i;
;I rcl;lt i\1' 01 IIr \\'00d111uu'1;, \I I :..1;1,11(
('1vI; \\cu1 (0 Kitrh''ncl' un 'Tuesday
In l 11 11111 g.
The r,'gnitr meeting of Ihr Red
t'ro.-; win he held on 'Thursday. NIay
11111. :\t This meeting thein will he a
family, .\nburn, with JI r, and \ors. ;beep. \written in Negro dialect. Mi.,; ,;h0\wl 1'or the \\'onl;W 111 I'nil'0rm.
11'111 \\'Olden un Sunday. Vining introduced Ili•` New Individual
;\rticl', o ked fur oro, Som.p, tooth
l'nnt,:.tlulattou.; lu li l Iii Nicholson 1.;`sifter, Thr St;tt 1),1ucd 'fool. I'rayti ; 111'1;. ;Iles, paste or 1)uwli'r; Lnlndry
\\hu was „urcts;sfnl hl passhlg his \\ere ul;rrrd (3' \1rs. ('•.indwell, \Irs."sod p and so 11) 1lal(i.4, c01nh, hair'
Entrance c\ontinalion at Easter. III) 11'uud. \ors. Shaddiclt, \Irs. \1'1
-11'1' art,;, I:Ir., ICs:. \uy ul' the;'' arlicl..;
was a pupil 01 \irs. Laughlin in S.S. took lip the o1'1'cring. \li.;:; Dirt( cin:; will be l;rnll'I'III\' 1'l''ived.
No. 111, e11 the nnrrting with pr.nyer, —1' ---
\Ir. Raymond Redmond has sold his 1 ,\ heanlilnl I. t to set.‘ ice w';e; held
farm t0 \Ir. olid Nlrs. Renuel of (\•11• on Sunday morning in lite failed
Bary. \1 r. 11nd 311.'4. 11°1111° have taken ('lunch. I1 was o ioint serrlcc "'Pt \Ve are sorry 10 lea' of \Irs. Nt- •\'iso Doris Lear and bur two cons.
posset'a. \\'e welcome these nc\V the Sunday School. As a special I'ea- 'nn \icyillie's tllnu-s. Her in any
ctnu'rS Io our community, turf• a I'age;tnt 0f Ill" 'I'\Vt lV( 1)e+et1)1.'""'
y ins, Donald and Locl(url John/ion, of
London. ilk n Ira nd wish her a speedy t'' 1'0\•1'1• Hamilton ' poul the \\11 h t
' I II •
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bosman. 1 Iy school young Iron. The Junior „Iullting at Ihr hnnle of JI r;, (toll loll
\lis•s Mae Mason, Hespeler, \vlblI choir ren'lered spec`.(11 111n;1v. ('out' \\'cdnl ..I y, ;u,,l tlniltil Iwo Iluillr; for 1'--
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mason. young girls toult up Iho t. ring. Ill v. the It1•d ('r;1,;;.
1 \1r. Roy NIc\'ittie was a rceen( \tenr.t; 1'10111)1‘1‘.1(1,11',1s.:11111111111111:1;,1, r0111. Thr i'ht Irnrht'r and pupils of sS . N0.
Stratford visitor, h(anlif.Il 11tar \\e1';' 7 h.ld o :•(;riot r\rniug fn Ihr ghoul
Master John Wilson, Brussels, \vitt laer:l th. ru h \Irs, 33'. Lyon anti her :\1)111 Tho I'),lster Serwyi,"'; \vert• \Noll ut
I J'house 0u \\'ednes,l;ty rtenhng' inoses hist Sunday, A bitge choir
set. -
Mr, and Nlr;, Roland Vincent. II 1111, in lninun'y 01' lulsh;uul :unl Ills. 1 musical program :mil (2uiz
---1,^"' t .1111'1', ('on111;1 W ; 1)n' c.'n by the p 11)ik; ol'trl' rend'''' d excellent and oppropriale
I Easter \isltors \Ntth n'i''n'L; were,'( 11)11 I'regr1 :-i\e ('re,hino1e and (''aster (\ Winans. At the e\rning ser
\1 vs, Nlary nrterson and daughter . card, \war . eni„).0,1, The 111, I(y lick. wlce, \i % John \\'il;ors, of 'Toronto,
J. I,. \1cI'mwell over the holiday, tying made 10 Iho sick. Nlk„ Kirk I;•
NI r. 1.y01In Jardine, Toronto, ‘villi tuader of group No. 1 own 1001, char;e
1
in h
\Ir .and NH's. '('nanny Jardine. ;'I'tr programme b .14,, billowed
' ' AIrs, .116rr1 \\'01st k a LIallout ill \lissionary .\luathly. The theme, ^.\I
ate o s tlhe ('(Minn Ito -pilaf. Iler many friends rich fur ('hrisl.' 'Those Liking Karl
are hoping for her complete netover)' were Atka fII•I;, Nlrs, I'. 'I';un'lyn,
\cry soon,
\it's. 'I'n\\'tL;('Itlb, 311'1;. \fe\'11th', Mis.
\Ir. ;111,1 31r.4. Eulel'4611 Rodge)•s wee.' ihol'hr0u!(, \ins. I?, \\'0011, Nlbss 11.11(1
Rationed
\1'Ingh;n\'isfl0rs un 'I'uesd;ry'`Shaddick. \Irs. \Irnzies sang a solo,
NI r. and NB's. Sid \le('linc•hey and Tho Sh,grhe1.d and the 1.i111e 111nc'.;
InHuronCounty
Letts Each Buy MORE Victory Bonds
Sales to date arc encouraging. That's fine,
but let's not take this for granted. LET'S MAKE
SURE THAT OUR QUOTA WILL BE OVER-
SOLD.
As a matter of f ',ct, there should he no quotas
in connection with the sale of Victory Bonds. Until
the war has been won there can he Bio halting—no
resting for any of us. We haven't won the war yet.
Our fighters are not working on a quota basis.
They are "all out" doing everything they can to get
the job done.
So, if we give this matter proper thought, each
of us will buy MORE Victory Bonds. We will buy
all we can for cash, and we will buy more -- on the
instalment plan -- all \VC can pay for in the next six
months. If necessary, we will scrimp and save to
do it.
COME ON --- PEOPLE OF HURON COUNTY
LET'S DO MORE THAN OUR SHARE.
(This ad. inserted by the Huron County National War Finance
Committee in the interest of the Fourth Victory Loan).
WESTFIELD
returned to Clinton.
Rev. A. Sinclair of Myth, had cl uge Alt, John liver, Kilehenel', with his
of the t•:...ice. in the l'mited Church 11101 her over the ween( -end.
on Sunday. The choir favoured wash Air, and \it's, Lloyd \1'aIden and
a number. During the Sunday School daughter, Bonita, were :ltdericlt visit-
periocl AIisS Jeanette Snell gave (t ors on '1'hurtiday,
Last et' reading, hisses Edna and Audrey \1'alsh of
•\it's, \Vinson who has been visiting Ilensall, are visiting with Mr, and
]ler daughter Airs. 1\'111 Curter, has \Ir.;, Aubert \Valsh this week,
i
NATIONAL
SERVICE
SELECTIVE
Men Born From 1902 to 1924 Must Prove
Compliance With Mobilization Regulations
When Asking Permits to Seek Employment
BY Order pursuant to National Selective Service
Civilian Regulations, a change is now made
in the issue of permits to seek employment.
After April 30, 194;1, permits may he refused to any limn born
from 1902 to 1924, inclusive, who has reached 19, unless he
presents satisfactory evidence of compliance with ,Mobilization
Regulations, in one of the folluwitg forms:
(a) A certificate o1 discharge from 1!is Majesty's forces
during this war; or (b) a rejection slip issued by the
Army on application for enlistment; or (e) a certificate
of medical examination front the Registrar of a Mobiliza-
tion Board; or (d) rt postponement order certificate
from Ilse Registrar of a Mobilization Board; lir (e) if
born from 1902 to 19111 inclusive, a statutory declaration
on form. available in employment office, that he is not
a "single person" under Mobilization Regulations.
Documents in (a), (b) and (e) above need be presented only
the first time a permit is sought after April 30, 1013, unless
asked for by a Selective Serv ic0 Officers Documents in (c) and
(d) above must be presented each time a permit is applied for,
(1) Male persons applying for permits by mail should
forward with their applications the evidence re-
quired, except (e) above.
(2) A Selective Service Officer MAY furnish a permit
without first bring handed evidence, where Ilia
applicant's services are required for immediate em-
ployment, or where a permit is asked for by mail,
but in these roses the evidence must be presented to
the Selective Service Officer later, usually 11'I'I'IIiN
THREE 1).11'5 of the, issue of the permit.
All men born from 1902 to 192.1, who have
reached age 19, are urged to co-operate with your
Employment and Selective Service Office. Bring
your documents with you.
Department of Labour
HUMPIIREY MITCHELL,
Minister of Labour
A. ,11ACNA tAt(:\,
(Director, National Selective Service
MSS Wt
I-1ULLi:TT
Outioacta
filift101
ve.ot
No writing, No money orders.
No bother. Just call or phone,
100% live delivery guaranteed.
A. L. KERTVICK
BLYTH, ONTARIO.
Pte, Jack Revman, London. with n .;
ml with
les was given by Iwelwc 01 m hon• nron1) I of Iturur; \\,\ .h. 1t 1 ;I the lurnu`r''......_1' lrent-
Blyth United Church
LONDESBORO
Open the ((alts of I,n Icml►I(,
The reg Ilan• meeling of the 11.31.5, (rem near 'Toronto; Mks father Jam' et un ilio (nill, pieced tis the school
was held 011 \\'ednit;d,ty .31)1'11 21x1. 1 iesou. 'Toronto; \1'.;s 1). 1.1111'. Swan - children went to \tr. Lorne' (taker, i \11', 31'tll'ord's solo w'.Is very touch lip•
The 14aster thank -offering meeting si,`; 31r, and NB's, Rhoda Royle(' and \Irs. :\lire ,111, a 0 1 31isS \Iurlin precioted,
\i;ns conn;lin`.d with the rr;ubu• \Irs. frl''nll, Lnndcn; \11'. and Nlrs, nur11'lln nl 3lerlhl art' (:)11.140
11 \vtt.h \I1'. and' five children wore l:aptized at Ilse
11. Townsend pre;idi11g, %lcctiIt:; 011• (louse, Clinton; N11'. and \Irs, •\• ! \les. 33'. II, (tell, morning I;ervicc: Yvonne \I;u•1e (tib.
Ieued \villi the Call to Worship with Shaddick and Merlyn, CIinton, ;nidi Nlr. ;nal NI 1.4. Jim Scott :mil I'o\nily',t;on, \1;alyn Allen Kechnie, Ronald
,;t 1ly'utn and prayer. Business \Net; 'Mrs, Shaddick's sister• with hue( 1111 ,of 'Toronto vi:.tl'd Airs. Scott':, par- 'I'hulua '('moray. Atlee Inane H0(11(1111Ifa'ten lip, 11 was ;I.\
announced that the and I children, of 1,010100; slat,, ents over the \Neuf(-fad. (and 11'illian' Thomas \\';tsar John -
(1011t for the halo was completed (111(1 tt Snell of the I(.A.I'., (111(.11)11; (':Ivo Sn1'll Air. and \11.s. lin -Mel and N1oxinu soon.
collection will be taken up 111ncxl at' London; \II'S, \\'m, nre,nt. I ondon; al' 1.01111011,spool the wet''; -end al rho
meeting to defray expenses of quilt. '1 N1r, Rttt(Idyl and daughter of I.un• hciw lit' Roos Perri;, and other mom- Next Sunday, Ally 'ud, the services
(toll ('all Nva„ nn.swored aty a verso . don, Mrs, Knectlel is a sister of \Ir.s. hers of the family. will be:
containing the word trust, The word 1 A. \'odder; Mr, and \lrri, \IOore and I NI 19; Jour (Hoyt) of Loudon i.; 10.1,,, tiunday Sohonl•
for next roll call will he, (courage. baby of pre -tons NB. Moore returned I cpt•ndhtg ,'a.ter \we;`l: with \Irs. 110111, 11.1;1: This Heroic Ilit;tn\waytnan.
Mrs. \\'ebster gave 0 splendid reading to Preston on \luuday, \Irs. Moore 1 \\'at$un, 7 1).m1.: The 1tntatway \N'il'e,
u , , .Ir. , a . ul I . u 11 I
The Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Cluuultt
offers for public subscription
$1,10 0,0 0 0,1) 0 0
Fourth
VICTORY LOAD
Dated and bearing interest. from 1st 11ay 1913, and offered itt two
maturities, the choice of which is optional with the subscriber, as follows:
Fourteen -year
3% 11011d
Due 1st 111zsy 1957
Callable in or after 1951
Interest payable 1st May and November
Bearer denominations,
$50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $25,000
Issue Price: 11111%
'I'Irree and one -ball year
13/4% Ro11/1s
I11i4' I Si NovQIIIher 19.16
Non -callable to mat uri1y
Interest payable 1st May and No%cntbcr
Hearer denomina1 ions,
$1,000, $5,000, $25,000, $100,000
issue Price: 1110%0
Principal and interest payable in lawful money of Canada; the principal at any agency of
the Bank of Canada and the interest. septi -annually, As Won't cluu'ge,• at any
branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank.
Bonds may be registered as to principal or as to principal and
interest, as detailed in the Official Prospectus, through
any agency of the Bunk of Canada.
Subscriptions for either or boll. maturities of the loan may be paid In full althe time of
application at the issue price in each o'ase without accrued interest. Bearer bonds with coupons
Will he available for prompt. delivery, Subscriptions may also be made payable by instalments,
plus accrued interest, ns follows:
10°%0 on application; 111% on 1st .lune 11113:
18% 4)11 1st, Judy 19.13;
18% on 2nd August 11113; 1 8% on 1st September 11113;
18.11.1%o on the 3% bonds OR 111.37% 00 the 13/4;'i, Wands. 011 Ise. October 1913.
The last, payment, on bit October 1913, Covers MO final payment of principal, plus .6,1 of 1%
it1 the vaso of the 3% bonds and .37 of 1% in the Case of the 13/4% bonds reprericntiUg accrued
intere14 to the duo dates of the respective Instalments.
The Minister of Finance reserves the right to accept or to allot the whole or any part of the amount
of this lotus subscribed for either or both nut! tallies if total subscriptions are in excess of
1,100,000,000.
The proceeds of this 101111 will be used 1►y the Government to finance expenditures for
war purposes.
Subscriptions may be made through any Victory Loan Salesman, the National
\Var Finance Commit tee or any representative thereof, any branch in Canada
of any Chartered Rank, or any authorized Savings Dank, '('rust or Loan
Company, from whom may be obtained application forms and copies
of the Official Prospectus coutai&ng complete details of the lotus.
The lists will open on 26th April 1913, and will close on or about
15th May 1913, with or without notice, at the discretion of
the Minister of Finance.
Deportment of Finance,
Ottawa, 26th April 1913.
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Wednesday, Apri128, 1943, ' r. TEE STANDARD
Pap II;
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1tOX Y THEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT TIIEATItE
CLINTPN. GODERICH, SEAFOATi•cy
" ,i Ronald of 1lmnhillon, lvllh his day where, after a public service in p
r� LYCEUM 9 H-rARlo :; I Mr. and 111 s. ,I, T. Ih'ydges, parents, !the Blyth Ihniled ('birch, lhe,y w, t , 1•
r WINGHAM—ONTARIO, .I Misses Alyrtle \'ulII of Ilarrialott and
:>, -• Interred beside her hu,;bund, who died
`; _T+NO Shows Sat, Nlgllt :. May, of Fergus, with Mr. and \Irs. Inst Ii comber Ixtl, 1,.12. 14+'
. > Joe Yulll, trfure her uh;u nage, \irs. Nr v' 41
:;Thurs., Fri., Sit. Apr, 293J May 1 \ir, and \Irs, AthiI•I ('nolle,;, (.1 ii.„ condo) was Mary Brown, da light 4.1 of
r`1 Humphrey Bogart Mary Astor r'' ford and Donald, Wafer Scott and \Ir% the talc William IIrown and .t iii
isi Sydney Greenstreet in , Mrs, Art Scott visited will)relalivet ileum. She Wats horn in ('au•Iwright
!:; .!In London on Sunday, I'I'ownslhip In is,,t
,, and when thirteen
"Across 'I
'lie i'ilclflc" '„ \lass Louise \Icl'enzle of Sudbury Yt ars Of age, r bili with h, r paurnls 10 1'i
with her parents, \ir. and Mrs, 11, E. \lorris 'I'ownshlp, settling on the !arm ! tit
rt
;„ A thrilling melodrama, !:• , \1iKenzie, naw occupied by Harvey Brown. ('urn• 1 yf
;=A ALSO NEWS AND CARTOON. 'I'hn Itccl ('roses Society I;1tlppec1 a Ing also to this vicinity' at the sonic N
„�Matineo Sat, afternoon at 2,30 p. m„• large halo of Civilian cloNling to '1'0• tinne here the late \Ir. turd Mrs. Ed-' u
Mon,, Tues., Wed, May 3.q.6 '• ronto Ileadouarters• and bloody, parents of the late David "T
A (loud Friday ('hin•clh service wits and l'Awa'd bloody. The two families '
'... Red Skelton, Ann Rutherford in ” held in the United Church on teriday 'had their first steal togeth"r upon
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(- :1 night whets the Sacrament of the (heir ari'IvI, 'Thal is in Is."_. I'
r4
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"Whistling In 1)Ixie" Lords Supper was observed.
Mr, Johnston of 111uevale has, liven
�•
▪ Bed Skelton gets mixed up with ;. at visitor with hi; son, George and
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• ALSO CRIME COES NST PAYI -•I All i'asteh Caudata wits prcrsented
>1 TRAVELTALK, CARTOON ';i. 1'y the Young People of Knox halted
•1 ('fhnrch on Sunday morning.
Ross Anderson of the it.(:.A.I' .
I,liri•��.•�••�0•d��i•••�r�0�0�•�0�.•�.�0.0�••�.�Oir•.O�Oi D•• , ' ,
• • • • • • .. • • • • . • • • . • • . • • • 4 p e n t the wr',l'-k•e111 I with
... his parents,
LAC, 1Vllfred Pickett of the I{.(-. \)0.
spent a few days, at the home of 31r.
fides Lois \Ic(loire of London spent and firs, 11. 11'heelei'.
home lloly Communion and Sermon at 2.80
p.m, next Sunday In Trinity Church.
trouble again. i11rs. Johnston for the past week.
BELCRAVE
the Easter weekend at her
here,
\liss Elaine 1\'alsh of 'Toronto spent
the wecleend with her parents here.
31iss Ferrol Biggins of Galt is
spending Uhl' Easter vacation with her
parent s.
Joel( Armstrong of (Brampton
lits parents', 51r, and Mrs, D.
strong.
V
In 1177 she vas married at Myth to
\Vflliaan Newcombe, and for litany
years afterward they resided here,
\Ir, Newcombe conducting a sucre,,i-
ful thrrvqhi-ng business. In 1')11 they
moved to the 1Vc;t, but returned to
live with their daughter in 'Toronto
seven years ago, They hod been mar-
ried sixty•six yi'ars when death claim-
ed 51r. NI weontbe last. Pall.
The late Mrs. New•e0I)'te Is survived
by ono daughter IBertha 1, NI N. Hal'.
Vey 1). \lorris, of 'Toronto. Mr. and
Mrs. \lorris accompanied the rcnittln,;
to Itlyth on \ionday, when funeral
services were held In the United
Church, with the Rev. A. Sinclair, pas.
Mrs. W. J. Newcombe Buried tor c'clliclueting'•
Here On Monday hollowing the ceremony the remain:;
\l ns, W. J. Newcombe, of Toronto,
laid to rest in the Myth Union
will) dict) al the home of her daughter,
Arm- Mrs. Harvey I), Morris, on Saturday,
May 2,1 111, in her Stith year, The re -
NOW PLAYING: Humphrey Bo•
dart in CASABLANCA,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Brian Donlevy, Veronica Lake
Alan Ladd, Bonita Granville,
Vint will agree that Politics and
111,ud(r auv' had company %'lien you
this thriller from the pen of
1 tsh;ea Ilammett.
"111IE GLASS KEY"
Thursday Friday, Saturday
The Navy Comes Through
A pate torn from your daily paper
a grim and realistic portrayal
of the hazards confronting the men
who go down to seat in this
gln^,aI war,
Pat O'Brien, George Murphy,
Jane Wyatt and Jackie Cooper
of COMING: A host of stars in;
STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM,
• Show Some Fight , . With— Show Some Fight , . , With
Victory Bonds For Ammunition. Victory Bonds For Ammunition.
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NOW PLAYING: AIR FORCE
Warners Wonder Picture!
Mon., Tues., Wed, A Sensation
Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Allan Ladd
Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Lamour.
Paulette Goddard, Mary Martin
Betty Hutton, and scores of other
.oelebrities in the hit musical..,
"
Thursday Only,
Bette Davis, Paul Henreid, Claude
Rains return to the Capitol by
popular request in
"NOW VOYAGER"
Friday and Saturday
Errol Flynn with Alexis Smith
in the thumping action yarn depict-
ing the life, and adventures of
,lint Corbett,
_"GENTLEMAN_ JIM"
COMING^THE HARD WAY Coming: Once Upon a Honeymoon.
Show Some Fight , . With
Victory Bonds For Ammunition.
"Star Spangled Rhythm
'NOW PLAYING: THE AVENGERS
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman
Paul Henreid.
Tell alt enthralling story of the
fugitives who wait for a chance of
escape in
"CASABLANCA"
Thurs., Fri., Sat, Two Features
Penny Singleton Arthur Lake
and Larry Simms.
'l'Ite ituntstead.; lun'c a red -!eller
day
"Blondie's Blessed Event"
Charles Starrett, Russell Hayden
and Cliff Edwards
pl•ev,:t a rustling. roaring,
western tale
"Riders of the Badlands"
\\'
Iti'ow•n,
\1111s,
larvey
Brown and William
EAST WAWANOS'TI
\lass Ruth Leggett, of Toronto,
Cemetery. spent the Plaster holiday al her home.
Pallbearers were, Messrs, II. Nle- All +. \larshall, \Iargau•el and Robert,
Elroy, Rohl. \Valli, 'Phos. lCcrnlcic spent 'I'nt'sday with relatives In Hui.
ToHeIpHImNOW1.and
When He Comes Home
OUR SON (or your neighbor's
son) is in battle dress perhaps
• on a ship at sea, or flying a
bomber. You are proud of him, but
you pray for the time when he will be
back home. You will do anything you
can, you say, . . . everything you can
.. • to bring him home safe, and bring
him home soon.
Well, here is one thing you can do.
You can buy Victory Bonds;
When you buy Victory Bonds you
help your boy to do the big job he is
doing now. You help to make sure
that he has everything he needs;
better equipment than the enemy has.
And you are saving money to have a
better home for your boy to return to.
HAVE MONEY FOR HIM WHEN
HE COMES HOME
He will want to work with new farm
implements ... new equipment ... to
replace things that may be worn out.
He will have new ideas to improve the
farm. He may want to experiment
with new crops, new stock, new farm-
ing methods. He's young and ambi-
tious as you want him to be.
He will need money to do things he
plans to do, Victory Bonds ... money
saved now and loaned to Canada to
help win the war ... will be yours and
his to use when the war is over.
BACK Tilt ATTACI(
Buy all the
VICTORY
BONDS
you can
WHAT IS A VICTORY BOND?
A VICTORY BOND is the promise of the Dominion of Canada to repay in
cash the full face value of the Bond at the time stipulated, with half -yearly
interest at the rate of 3% per annum until maturity. A Victory Bond is the
safcst investment in Canada. The entire resources of the Dominion stand
behind it. Canada has been issuing bonds for 75 years, and has never failed to
pay every dollar of principal and interest. A Victory Bond is an asset more
readily converted into cash than any other security.
67.4
Wear this
emblem of
Victory
National War Finance Committee
In Memoriam
.10'1LNh'1'OIx'--h) loving memory of our 14 acres. (loud brick house, bath,
dear mother, \irs, 11o1'y Johnston. Hard and soft water, pomace, hydr.,,
w•tio passed away one year ago to all kinds of fruit; also good barn,
day, April 3ot.h, 1042.
FOR SALE
lion house, Pig pen, colony house, a111
One year has passed since that sad \with hydro, Good re%uunl fur scilla' ,
day R. II. (lutuicc, Box .Ie, phone ;s, Myth
The one we loved was called away. Ontario. ;17-2p,
God tool, her home, it was Ills will
But in our hearts she liveth still.
--Ever remembered ant sadly missed
by the family.
FOR SALE
Prost & Wood spring•Inoth cultiva-
tor; one two -furrowed international
Riding plena. Apply In C. L. Rollin•
ger, Phone -l5r5 Brussels. 3S I p.
JERSEYS FOR SALE
Young cow and heifer, due \lay 1st.
Appy to A. W. \Icl':w•Ing, Phone 23.1,
Itlyth. 3S -Ip.
EXEC SAI.I4
The Executrix of the ]'elate of the
late Alexander Snaith, will sell by
Public Auction, at the south holt of
Lot 'Three 111) in the Eighth Couces-
siolt of the Township of 31orris. ou
\Wednesday, 31ay 5 :1.1)., 1013, tit, the
how' of I p.01., tic following:
HORSES— Bay horse, 12 years old,
('AT'P1.4I?--1 grey caw. Durham,
aged; 1 black cow, 1 yeas old; 1
white heifer, 2 years old; 2 belt •r
AUCTION SALE
le of thee household calces, S months old; 1 block calf,
'An Auction Sa
effects, belonging to the late \Irs, -tn011ttt'i old.
Harriet Mason, will be held at her late I 1Ml'hl \ll'NTS--Massey-Morris bin -
residence, I)lnsley street, Itlyth on der, 7 ft, cut; 51nssey-Morris seed
Saturday, \Ing' Silt at 1,30 p.m. Puller drill, 12 hoe; 51assey•llarris cultivator
particulars will appear In next issue I:l tooth; Illy loader, Prostfi Wood;
of The Standard,
NOTICE
COURT OF REVISION
Disc, 12 plate, frost .l \\'ood; 1lay
Irack, 10 fool, with holt rack; Wagon;
Drag harrows, 4 -section; Meering
Court of Revision fortae Township naive' 0 foot, and Pea harvester; 2•
of Morris will open on May 1olh. All furrow walking plow; Single -furrow
appeals in regard to 1943 assessments walking plow; scattier; wheel barrow;
must he in the hands of the Clerk not Set of sleighs with bunks and bolsters;
later than June 1st, Bay rake; Log boat; 2 fanning milks,
GEORGE MARTDl,
38.2,Clerk of Morris Township, one with bagger; Root pallier; Buggy
anti Cutter; Bay fork, rope and pul-
leys; Set of slings; Chicken coop;
Pig crate; ling truck; Set of scales,
2000 lbs.; Del a\'a1 ('ream Separator,
No, 1: ; \Vliiffletrees, harness and
'and Chains; Forks; Shovels and
'fools; Some grain hags and sacks.
Pt Bedroom .suites; 2
odd beds; Set of Springs; Oil stove
and oven; Couch; Sewing machine',
Singer; 2 Mining itoonh chairs; 10
odd chairs; 1 Leather rocker; 5 plaits
rockers; Glass cupboard; 2 drop•1eaf
tables; Kitchen table; Extension
table; 2 center tables; •i odd tables;
1 Chino cabinet; Piano, 1leintzntn
2 flower pedestals; 1 Axminster rug,
9x1 01/2; Wardrobe; Chest of Drawers;
(toll Linoleum. 10x1 0 feet; 111111111e of
carpet; Band Grass Seeder; '3lisccll•
aneous Articles; Lamps; 2 'Trunks;
Bedding; hew Chests; 1 lot of glass
sealers; Set irons; Dishes, and other
articles; Screen Cupboard; \Voshing
Machine, hand; 'I'lu'ee door cabinet;
Ladders; Several rafter seanlliags;,
Ford Model .\ Coacli, 10:10; 10 ton of
37.2, loose 1lay; 1 iron Safe.
TERMS: CASH,
TENDERS WANTED
'Pl')Nt)1'RS will he received by the
undersigned until 4 p.m., on Monday,
May 3, 1943, for the following open
Drains to be cleaned out and improved
as of the Engineers Report,
WILSON Municipal Drain • Open
portion If Main Dlnin, estimated Yard-
age 3S38 Cu. Yards.
Taylor 31unlcipal Drain- Open por-
tion \lata Drain, estimated Yardage
:1.488 Cu. Yards.
TENDERS S will also the received for
a considerable amount, of 'file Drain-
age at the upper ends of these Drains.
Marko check for 10 percent of the
Contact Price of each Drain must ac-
company each Tender,
Plans and specifications may be
seen for each ditch at the Clerks Of -
fico, Londcsihoro, Ont,
Lowest or any Tender not necessar-
ily accepted.
JAMES W, McCOOL,
Clerk, Londesboro, Ontario.
lett,
Mr. and \lits. George Johnston silent
Sumwlay with 31r, and \Irs, Leslie Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. 30.3.
Johnston.
Ohrlstena 'Multi). Executrix.
DONNYBROOK
Corp, Melvin Craig of London was
home over the week -end.
\ttss Jean Robinson of London spent
a few days at her home here.
Sgt. Berman Channey, who recent-
ly returned from Overseas and is now
at Instructor at Camp Morden, spent
last we,okhend at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and 31r,. R. C•hamney.
'Mr. Warren Bamford, M.A., of Pres-
ton Is spending (lie Easter vacation
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Thos. Bamford. Other holiday
visitors include, the Misses Rebecca
and Lucy Thompson, with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paoli Thompson;
Miss Irene Jefferson of Dunnville,
and Miss Gladys Jefferson, R.N„ of
Woodstock, with their mother, 51m.
C. Jefferson; the Misses, Irene Robin-
son, Clara Teddy and Mildred Jolles,
of \\Ingham high School at their
homes here; Mrs. Elizabeth Naylor, of
1ie1grave, with her son Gordon and
Mrs. 'Naylor, and Mises 11. Moyle of
London with her parents, Mr. ani
Mrs. Joe Boyle.
WILLIAM H. MORRITT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Specializing in Pi1111 and (leasehold
Soles,
Licensed for the County of Huron.
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction
Guarahteecl.
Por information, etc., write or phone
\1'illlann 11. 31urritt, phone, Residence
,93; Shop 4, Blyth. 4-4.11.
HAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist In Farah and Household
Sales,
Licensed in Moron and 1'ertlt
Counties. Prices reasonable; satin
faction guaranteed.
For information, etc., write or phone
Harold Jackson, RM. No. 4, Scaforth,
Phone 141.661.
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Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seafortli, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CA -NADA, LTD.
VOICE
OF IHE
PRESS
Alit) .111 VI IS
\‘•.• - ' •t 11. ! o' u farmer. ul,'ler
sort!,' 'I.,! 1 ',Hotpot'pl -motto., has
i. ,!e, limo 01 the
18 he'. i,. 'Es.otot in the
o;u•t,, , , " 1:l, ott Hui
;los:obit- ;t1 tit., tirr),.,t of the
:prin.; Holy b"ur.s a day,
.s cuoi,c'I t •: „ito, Morn t.' ',tort,. -
.uul h. ;i , l tv t'i't -.t.tr:,1 for
:
AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN TUNISIA
.hinting the patens and )and dunes of Tunisia. an .American soldier
draws a bend on his target with his Garand rifle.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
ELECTRIC "THREAD"
Stitching metal? Why not?
Airplanes and railroad car: and
ell sorts of thing:,s are being )Wade
that tvay nut of '•IaidI,sS steal • -
s\dn 11:ISL., for )hips,
Seeing 1S Dille X ith }ill eiveI Vie
'broad, but no ureide pierce, the
metal. Instead, two pencil-bi•:r
electrodes cli)))p the steel sheets
bete, 11 them. Suddenly a yua)p:
lightning bolt Is )hot across them
•--''Ica) through the metal. It all
happens in a \pry snmll part of a
MCI •Intl.
.I1 that, flash of time. sun;, of
tb4' metal 111 the path of the cur -
,.t comes to fusion heal. It so
happens that the greatest heat is
g4.,erated just )(,here the sheets
are faced together, and a little
spot of one sheet becomes fused
t4 :Mother little spot of the other.
1111th sheets aro then joined to-
gether by it stainless steel con-
nection. In stainless steel it is a
strong connection ---much stronger
than would he it rivet of the );one
adze.
But the connection cannot be
soon. 1t is between the inside sur -
Int of the sheets. "flow do we
know they are wined, and how
strongly?" 'Phis is Answered by a
simple little device called the re-
ourder. This instrument actually
measure;; the amount of current
urdel--even if for so brief a flash
--and also the time during which
the current is applied. !loth read-
ings ',ell the exact amount of
,le,•tri(' heat used, and the amount
of the heat in turn tells how )much
no till has been brought to fusion
—0 the of the weld.
The value of each weld is a13o
/t
yaliR,oAWS
019118/00/
Hasten victory-
deserVe, victory
by lending io the limit
VICTORY
BONDS
Aaa.4,e ,» `,:' C47;19 /i vfs
Set. -loo Gteerdr
recorded un ;t piece Of tape by the.
recorder, If any one Weld fails to
come up to specifications, it boll
rings and shuts off the welding;
machine, That hell ix sometimes
known in the )flop a3 she "ra p-
11l'1'ry, ' o!1 can \tell imagine
flint the welder flue) not like to
int\, the '1ra)phert'y" 1034(11) a1-
'.4.1'111:1)1'' 111`, failure,
How Can I ? ?
By Anne Ashley
Q. Should stockings he \1a)hcd,
If 1111, 1183 not worn them, and
they 41,e to h, )tared away?
A. Yes; the wa-h!llg will re-
move the exiles) dye be)ide3 p11 -
tier\ Mg them for a longer time,
Q. How can. I Bleep moths mut
of garments?
If whole cloves are ,prickled
in the folds and pockets of the
garments which you are storing,
the moths will he kept away,
Q. How can 1 improve the
flavor of French dressing?
A. lIalf u lisle, with as much
lemon, mixed with the French
dressing, will add 811 unusually
plea}nl1 flavor.
Q. 11ow can 1 'enlnre ten
stains from linens"?
A. A little glycerin is very ef-
fective for this purpose.
Q. 1)ow can I make the Lt:tier
of fish come off easier?
A. When cleaning fish, first
dip each one ill hot water for
moment, and the scales will then
conte off much easier }old quicker.
Q. 1)ow ran 1 exterminate
1080hr'S in the pantry?
A, \Washing the pantry shelves
with a hot solution of 8111) water
will 'h'iv'e away all roadies and
instals.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Leo
1. When a roan who Las been;
invited to dinner fiends trent s
fe\v hor's in n(ivance that he will
should
\t flat -1
Imlll 1
attend,
n
bo
unable t
the litotes!:
I
2.
Hn7\• J,'1
d ,
d 111110
of a' t ,tl
theatre party should the invite -
tions 1)0 extended':
;I. From whom 3114)16,1 one 1111
for a letter of r,fl•1'eece, \\hos,
applying for 11' position?
.1. Should a young nl; 1'ririi w o-
nion identify herself over the
teit,11114'111) to a )octad acquaintance
by say in,', "This is Milli :11:u'tic,"
or, "This is )1rs, Pat id I ce
(,.
Hatt. Should the inVitat;,les
to :2.r:11,H:it 141)) (3(4 (''1 e5 iie
ed?
(I. Should a )':au offer his hand
,l
to help a girl 0tlt of a car?
Anlwcr5
1. Telepliene :in intimate f1':211d
and oak hint to fill in. '\'his friend
should ncc(r hesitate to do so. if
at. all possible to accept. 2. Not
later than n l', ik ill advance. 8.
Only 31'0111 on, whom you know
Intimately. •1, "Thi31 is Ruth
Alai tin," h. The phrasing of the
invitations i44 usually determined
by the 1'u"toms of the school. 6.
Certainly.
Try These
in critical r0nipvly ''11zzalli1"'
when Sou say It means llzheV,
Russia.
A3 to Rabaul, ill Sew Britain,
South Pacific, you say it Hah•
iIA1)•uul.
1'f the speaker lays "Mab-lthi1"4
for that beleaguered llue in Tun-
isia he's right,
Don't try It ton often but It
you have to talk of Dnteperopet-
rovsk in Russia say 1t "DNER-
pro-peet-R )\'SK."
There's plenty of buzzing Ill
Bizerte. North .Africa, but the
bees are comparatively quiet --
It's ''11ee-ZAIII'I'
Am1r(una. that Dulcet E.tst In-
dies Island, 14 properly pronounc-
ed ".111•)10\'-na."
1
Have Y ou Heard?
(ins 1'.1it.;11'1i , 111•0114i'!i . Mote,
'me el tat' .\:I', y'.+ 0(I l 3. a-1ll!e,!
t;i:o `111111:,•1' (30...
slttilltr with a :'11,0;) :.f 1..11;'11'1;
!;!r:', 110- 11'-"1!lthe 11'1,11:\d !r,')n-
of H1•itisb .1101 Anuuir:ln -1111).
11 F111 1.0(111)!'. lti",O \ ,u1' ral'-
rirro," 0111' Itr:ti-h 1111' -113,1, ;In\ti
fns,)ore1) �'
()Id lilts looked at hint ;(1111 1l' -
plied, "To 11.11 you tie, truth, 1
don't 1 !1n\t'. \\'e'v'e net,' really
open(. 'hon) 111,. .All Ih,y'\e here
requir(, In do -4 far to k4 e1' up
'.vith
Gracie Fields in New York
told the story n( her Cousin
Alf who was ntill;int; his row'
when a neighbor passed by.
"You slacker! Why aren't
you at the front?"
"There isn't any milk at
That end," replied Alf pa-
tiently.
The barmaid was It flirt, end,
when the corporal went, out to buy
a paper she leaned invitingly ove:'
the bar with her fare cine(' to the
private's.
"Vow's Sour chance, darling,"
the whispered.
Tito private looked round the
room, it 11'as empty,
"So it is," he remarked and
promptly drained the corporal');
glass.
Mr. Sprigging (gently):
"My dear, a man was shot at
by a burglar, and his wife
was saved by a button which
the bullet struck."
Mrs. Sprigging: "Well,
what of it?"
"Nothing, only the button
must have been on."
In the )mokcruom of the big
hotel the `cot had been 114,( 111
everyone with tale., of Ili, greot
deeds he had (lone.
"h1'ell, now,"
said 11)1 1:ng li
man at last, "suppose you tell u)
something you can't. do, and, by
Jove, I'll undertake to do it nn' -
:elf.,"
"'Thank ye," replied the Scot,
"1 canon pay nut bill her(."
To a destroyer whose lights
were visible a..nearby ship
signalled: "Pardon tne, hut
your ship is showing."
Monty's Method:
"Winkling Out"
Montgomery's Forces Follow
Plan of Humble Periwinkle
Gown] Sir Bernard \i (1111 go)))
41)' 11411 originally not only in his
tactics, which have repeatedly
routed Marshal Rummel, but in his
verbiage, which has on ()erasion
made the newspaper enrre4pon-
dents reel, says The liafl3fls city
Star.
Recently- the hunter of the "Des-
ert box" reported in a commu-
nique (hat "winkling out" was
proceeding. Anloricen5, at least,
mere puzzled by the word,
By using 1t, (general 'Montgomery
displayed a whimsical knowledge
of the Marine, life on the shores
of his native liritislt Isles, one
form of shellfish is tho periwinkle,
commonly called the 8101(10. This
oreature, with a beauti(1)1 spiral
tlhel!, subsists 1i11011 uyslrrl, 1(11(1
,11110 s.
l e.l hit al („ tight ly
close
e
their 11'1 t; \
s t 1 and 1, notoriously
n ,
1.
hal' o 'e at the t t But t ( tvinki a
( (
1 g
'allows how to (10 the, t'ic'k. He
drills a hole through the shell,
and I1'e)t'! He dines upon the
bivalve. '
Gorman ))0010; points 1'-In,li)ilg
))1 Smuthel a 'Tunisia (los( ly re-
sembled the tightly closed oyster
or chin! 1111131 in the difficulties
preeentt•d in penetrating and (dim -
Mating them. So General Mont-
gulncry'S forces have adopted the
)methods of the humble p,rlwilkle.
Ono by one they penetrate the
strong points and destroy the gar-
risons.
"Winkling" it is, (old a 741'1.
V(od term, If anyone should ash
Axis Gets Earful
Of Artillery Music
A recording of the British
Nighth Army artillery barrage
)which mashed the lltu'eth Line
in Tunisia wvts broadcast recently
to Axis -occupied countries of
Europe by 13I30, the London Ra-
dio said in a report heard by CBS.
• Potash is used in making gun-
gowder, hand grenades and avi-
ation gasoltie, •
Mulock Defends
Postal Services
Over; 1':I; ClrJar(•des L o 1
Only Small Fraction of Total
.;,(1;1:1111;11 " i'',:(1 ' I)Ier1:, u, 'l f he
• 11;11;111111' ,,r t':!rin,liali-. 3: the
u ,:1', 104 1.., 4'7 id' 1)11'11 VII 1.1141-
'.1)11'. 11:,1:1! 4'1^:)1.1 HO";
OdkOl'e,l, .111;.) Pn=t111;1 !1'P-I,rl!-
(1ra) 1111!401, r„deftly,
1'111, 11uln+'I: )'ave
np 21,I18.:171 81(01 (:l' •Mai -
1 ).ti's and ,414;1'01) w'cl e seri. !o
:,ren a\fir-ea- :n 19.12, ;u! 1 i.1' till:+
:tllnlh('1' 111.'0”) ,\'fire lot+ a3 ;(
('7)1' of dL1('I.:. action. 1'nn!pLurit':
•41 non rot', 'tie of ('l1,'0'0! to; ;111(1
,olede1') III 'Hal, year numbered 3,-
1,8l, :n)1 0!' lhe3e the Pu -t 1)fl'iee
was tilde =;l!i•f;lct.nl'ity 1,. oe '00)31
for 11,5.17.
Since the start. of the year, (;2,-
425 tnb;lceo parcels 111141 2!1,412
ordinary parcels tend been lost at
reit clue to enemy 8011011, and non -
arrival of such parcels w:14 It po-
tential 50131'01' 01 (lnlnpl;lil11,
Defense Minister It;llrtnf )aid
:hat Canadian militaryu3l'leil:l'-
ter:! had reported Kona fide com-
plaints of non -deliver'' of rig Il)'-
ettes \torr comparatively negli-
(tible and wee, ,0nlinually ,fin!in-
1 hdlg.
In the fir -t. three mouth'; of
;943, wfian ai)o'It 600,0011 cigar -
ate parcels would have hee0 513111,
4,1 ei nlphlint,. had been •cceived
)y army :(4)!l'itn'ities and of these
were '.n) 1,- fact orily accounted
for,
One of Inc reasons for com-
plaint o\'t'rrea5 was 1.18 army
01(100 limiting a man in the `4)rcea
10 not roma, than 1,000 ''i):nrctics
). /0011111 dirt—mall the 11141,). Simla
"t'ganir.;O (1 31,,,; cigarette,, 0'. -,r -
)las in bull:, 1,y freight, and file
)'1st Office i,((d no centre] 47 fir
404'11 Shipmeet1.
Shipment:; ily fr1•il;i'1 '.\',re
oh.,fly 4)28)4 r;!rough the }tuck-
rhee Fund maintained m; the
4 anadian 18,510) and the (..cor-
seas Tobacco League of (.111::1(111.
with mill''' organizations 1'', )ted,
the cigarette shipments were
hbuut 8,01)0,001) a Month pl'ob-
ailiy less than 10 per cent of ('i1.t-
50ette5 shipped overseas.
Inc cigarettes sent by freight
were distributed by the army
h11xi)g)1'y )et ice9 and issued free.
There had 10011 instances of pil-
fering in transit. A close check
was made by United Kingdom
authorities who g'at'e the privilege
(1f free entry to the cigarettes.
t.luarettes lost were 0)11}' :t 511181)
fraction of the total. Pilfering
was to he 05p01.ted even in 31080e.-
1.1me and cigarettes \vete hard to
get in the t'nited liing(ionl at
present.
Rommel's Retreat
Longest In History
111,1 LIi 1:.'.1 leu1;;1 float
1':gy t, ,, i:!, !: 4 H\ 111
j,(i(11) !li,g1 i ,111 i I(')r,tile!Ullgf,
1;111111!':, ;111',•:1,1 1110' C51'1-01011 i11
lilt-AM:1 (1,11) 4,'.., r !lunIll, 1' 111
of 111.1411•,
'1'\74 1::10'11 14.11-711') which ;11-
t•It, ru!Ii)r,l l nal \03111 Ih1' Axis
1'lirLt 13,!]1.\4. :11ro.' .11 1,,1 are
N)p111euu'� 111.dr:tw:11 (r1,111 110..-
(0'': in 1 2 ;111(1 the retreat. of the
10,00)1 liroel., owlet. \(1101,hon
in •1)11 II, 1',
Napoleon left 110010',0 Oct. 18
11)41 the pitiful 1,'nln8nt' of his
1)0(07', slum' 211.0)11) out of 1110
uril'nlal 1;00,1100, I0a(1e41 74,-i!n1t,
700 )1110) 1X0:1;', nn 1)oc. (1.
N0110)(11(01 1('11 1114 Greeks from
the hattlefield of (;unaxa, on the
Euphrates River, to 'I'rehizuld, on
the Black Sea, covering solve 1,-
500 miles in five months, a dis-
tance and period comparable to
Rommel's flight, which IS note in
its sixth month, But the (;reeks
were not pursued by the same ad-
ver'ary throughout, their fighting
being agait -t local tribes and ban-
dits alone; the route,
Most Embarrassed'
Man In Tunisia
Sgt. \1'ol'den P. Lovell of Mal-
den, Mass., it 1'nitcd States army
photographer. :e the most ( mbar -
noised )tan in Tunisia.
Scurrying pian;i2 111 It j(•tp LO
catch tip with all ndVarcrd tlllit
of the 81h Arnie in the (lobes
a'(1), lie asked ;t group of soldiers
in hallh•'lre'•s. fru' dire('tior. In-
ste;i.! (,f all?.71ring, a r0ldi(•r
asked him w07' be wanted to
k11uw.
111 w'a7
1) no mood tit carry on a 04nter-
s8'1Iu1', Lovell 1a 1814"'!, 111 told 14!01
4) ';1'))' p:cilli;.
They' se,apf)d a few personal
ret!t:u-!'F (1n11 ;):e i:oldier walked
a7\ fly.
"That. fellow- must be a sergeant
the \1:ty he tailed to ole," I,ov'ell
remarked to a British photo-
grapher 11e114'1)3'.
"Oh, no," .=:1od the Briton,
"that's 31(00g'o(nery"
r, 2 !- )1 1781) r 1111 and
1
$1.00 SENDS 300'
"BRITISH CONSOLS", "LEGION",
"MACDONALD'S MENTHOL",
"SCOTCH BLENDS" or "EXPORT"
Cigarettes
or 1 It, Tobacco ^ BRIER SMOKING or any
MACDONALD'S 11140 CUTS (wish papers) (113
DAILY MAIL CIGAP111E TOBACCO Poslpc(J to
Soldiers in the Can,Jian Army OVFRS'A5 and
CANADIANS IN UNIiFD KINGDOM FORCES.
Mall Order and Remittance tot--
ihIiOBtrtutpolosnylhinttln GlvtrnmentRqul)Gtsl
' a-'
Doctors In Uniform
American troops have nearly
three tiun's us many doctors per
thousand )1e11 as the Axis foreoe
have, So declared 1!1'. Enlersen
Crosby Belly of Albany, N.Y., at
u resent, (len-sal E.leclric Science
YUI'dlll address. American (10(•ps
hats :(11 evero:,''1' of filen) (fJ('t:(F
per 111"1);1r:d men. This u)Illimr,.'I
Willi an Axis 83(3(4': of three p, -,r
thou, ane.
b.VUO tons. of (0014 77,13 ga:11-
ctet 111 11ota),.('(1's fnl'(•)ie hist
year.
HEMORRHOIDS
2 Special Remedies
by the Makers of Mecca Ointment
.'trna Pill, Remedy No. 1 is for ProkuJinr
Ensiling hiss, and is sold in Tube, nail pipe,
for Internal application. })ride 7Sr, Mecca, 1 ils
Remedy No.1: I ( for External Mane 110 file,. SsId
in Jar, and Is For external use only. Price 30o.
Order by' number from your Druggist
TORONTO CITY POLICE FORCE
TEMPORARY CONSTABLES WANTED
Ages 29 years and over; Married; Physically fit; at. least 5' 9" in
stocking fret; 160 lbs.; of good character and fair education,
'1'o be available for appointment immediately, Uniform clothing
supplied.
Apply Nearest Employment and Selective Service Office
Refer to File R0.591
CLASSIFIED A
Al;l;\'I'44 N -A\'1111)
1../k DIES! No doubt you with to
)lake 11:800: LW 1. Agency .4ffer14
you tele mi.alu1 of doing 5o, and,
for Just part of your time. 1f
Into etI 0, 11'rin, uH and w1• will
herd ;410/1} ,our terms. .\VON
1'BODI"l'('s (If' , 'ANA DA. I,lIlIT-
FI), 101:, S;. Alexander 11red,
Atoni1 (•al.
AI 'ft1111)011Ja-1 S1:11
SEL) CANS 71'!'111 0001) TITLES.
:ace us first. Mount 1'lenr3o:! 710-
1u11 Limited. I' sed Car Lot at
9040 Yong( '-''!'cel; 14-nd Office,
f3 5lount. Pleasant lc..;: ), 'ro-
t„oto. Tel: l'h,we 111”. Y1;±).
A111"II11tIs 11C1,I,'`
1 IiL BRLI 1lR,.If1}il: 1 t,L3
tit for) • 1. ,f r1.1111
e l .l 0 off It.U. Ia
nvrral:e t1',,! .:ver 4!"0, alto hull
1 \-
note:+ These bully n1'' 1(11
(
},row n good 13 pe and •u ( :oto
1'
1..1 r n4 .n,. , (•- ,
,.J, the 11'orld's ''i(auI-
)'I40 Aideote Vanda Imt), :(rar41
it.lh7 Ili-, milli. 13111 ohs, 11.1',
{lord r.''• 3(41 'ed and listed. 71'. 3.
fit, eie, ''I,1'',+ r, !,l' "'arum, Not ing-
1on, Ont.
'•71;"1)1: 101. 0.3 THIS 71.11: 'I'O-
401lter iet': do our 1,'V 1 bee(.
fly helpin)' I.' keep ( 'an:MI:Dmm
teoll fed --loot) here and "';Ver
)Lure', we 0:14 both help 21::) ten
,he war. It's. our jolt to hatch
cloche, you ' at! nm11(e It your lob
10 raise t l:4 01-- for tad.;' — for
s S1"4i tet' ('0'1. 'I'w'eddl0 8.:''•hed
chivies will help 3011 )take 0,',d
on your jolt . . 1.1(00 you a Ink
13)71(11 5 to )11111115 your full share
of the a14).0i.hing 0(111)1,1 for
poultry (1111 ' 0(13, at 11Ju 1111,{_
11. Send! for ' 3)'alonue xud price
11,t. Twed.ite ('hick 1101, 0'•4!CR
Limite(i, F. rt. I'-, 4))4111'14.
11.7111C CIII('ICS
•
HYBRIDS 1'1111 EXTRA VIOOLI(
[deo Popular purebreds, Complete)
'let, all !Igen, Fairview Farms,
St. Nary , Ontario.
Th11t.17 Alt1: 1'Sl'ALLY St'11(1.US-
sn from extra large Billy 1111(011 -
es, ea If 704. have your urdrl, we
Ina)' be able to 1111 It sooner than
expected. July orders will be i(11 -
ed 1n rotation received. ('e''kerela
Immediate shipment, they'll be
just right to catch the meh: ra-
tioning. Bray Hatchery, 13" John
N., Hamilton, Ont.
4'
IIiMES AND HEE EQUIPMENT
WOULD PAT CASA FOR BEES,
Supers Extractor, Scales, etc.
1. 9 Shier, 908 Du((erin Avenue,
London, Ont.
BULB IIAiI(.AIN
rIF'PY LAR ,L'' GLADIOLI'S T1L'LDS,
mixed colota, one dollar. One
hundred toted a_pfor bulbs freq.
Act quickly. W. C. It; Bend,
Strathroy, Ont,
COINS
ANT1QOl; ('O1N5 BOUGIIT AND
bold, 1"8 Nelson Steel,Olitti
Iiilij ton,
1)1 44:1\'1: a CLEANING
HAVE; IOU AN1"1'IIINU NEEDS
dve!ng or eleanln(.'7 Write to UP
/Or Inhumation. 71'e arelad to
answer your questions. Deport•
melt 11, Parker's Dye 7Vorke
Ltmlted, 791 Yonse Street, To-
ronto.
VERTISEMENTS
111 1,11s 1'(111 SALT:
1.Al1 ;1•: c;1,:11!lUL1'S BULBS, RAIN -
bow ,'olle'tIon, 2 dnz„ $1,10 de-
liVt'I' J. liuyper'S Bulbs, Ilatzic,
B.C. N e grow Ise beet only.
'1'l1Al\ 1'(111 N1.11
AP1'LI('.71'01NS A 1111 INVITE')
for ),i,ls who desire to train for
nurse,• Sept-nll.unr 1943. ('olnw•a11
Gere red Il,ls'pl!u1. ,'((11381.11, Ont.
I'00'1' 11A1,14
krArm I:1:11A rota 1)7I M destroys
offensive o:l:'r instantly, 452
bottle. 411 0(740 11004(1, 1JCnnlarl
1 lr: g Store, U1 sit tea,
11,1114 1/4,4, j(
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r THE STANDARD
WVe(illesday, April 28, 194,1
1110C1C11141 41411Q teXIII KKICIIIKKKttICtRls IMIC84141111 11IVI QtE1CtCtbttlCVEIVEIEKr9
•1,SHOES
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A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SHOES
FOR TIIE h'AMILY---
Men's Work Shoes $2.98 to $5.00
Crowing Girls' Oxfords $1.98 to $3.50
Woolen's Arch Shoes r $2.98 to $5.00
('hildren's Shoes - Oxfords - Strap - 111 lace Boots.
Olive McGIII
31r. ('ha'les Pule ill' London
his mother on Tuesday,
Airs. Juseltlt I)uu'har of North I)a-
kula it'; vh itiig with Ali,. and Ain.. Barr
,Alts. Fawcett Is visiting her (laugh -
refs in Tomato.
lA 31rs '\ \ Erving of 'Toronto spent
the week -1 nil at the Somers 1101114..
Air. \\ nn. J)ukiu.5 wag; hone for the
holiday.
gI Mrs, Alec I ox and sun, .\lee, i;
Islington, is visiting wi1Ql thr former"
4°y father, Ali,. \\'all. Johnston.
Nin;. \\'nt. Johnston i,; visiting lvit1
ht r daughter, \lies Al:?;'
n'.u•eI llnrray'
J�4 01 New Torg( ('ily'.
dq Airs, It. 1I. Robinson visited this
visited
1 lveei( with her daughter, air,;, 11'vn.
,:• 111 Sutherland, of Sralorth.
F�iiat?I to;31 1 t �trl7i:l�1`r,�t3t�har�r?Liar;:t2r� �9ldrg,or2i�t 0,`t' 3rJr�i�i i�i�r.�IDr3r� 12r�t�i� \1'e au glad 10 reputl 1111111 \Ir. Ilax-
ler \1eArter is improving alter hl';
^ ,
1 recall illness.
ectcztgtctie&e tt tt;voctttgtocto4tcli cttsuttvtttfotcoctoctcGtoctvctoctevetwgtete va I Mrs. Shipley 1111( A1rs. Jenkins ac•
P
r'(•onlpanied Air. and Airs, Harold Jen-
E111ott Insurance Agency knls iu ereu\\iudo1'.
✓ lv` lla:;ler thGirordant, Itrn,fihby, ul'sLndon,
611 g i spent a couple of days with Kt I(1 '' h
A; I Jtnhtistotl.
J. II. R. Elliott. Gordon Elliott 'MI's. G. M. Young. of Max, oni.
iti spent Easter at the home 01 her
INSURE NOW! AND BE ii grandfather, 311.. George Ilh'ons.
SURE h01V�ASSURED. ,{, Reg. Arg ut i► Welland is
CAR—FIRE—LIFE--SICKNESS—ACCIDENT. h .,
A ,A1 r. and A1rs. Fred Argent.
'Miss Anne 1111111ps of'(;adshill is
I spending the hilidayl, with her pcu•-
geats, Air, turd Airs. 11. Phillips.
6t' A 31r. John \\Ilford. Miss I'at+;y MI-
BLYTH -- ONT.
Office Thune 101. Residence Phone 12 or 140,
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
spending the wcel( wit his 'pirelIt;.
ford of 'I'ur0nto spent the tvelk-curl
�iciet?i 2rm r��r2iarPJr�icgi3iJ. i�t21�i57�l�iei�r9i$c�ia7�i2t?tot 2r�t�t22t3taia^rJrat3t�t�r3t tPc I with mi..tend 114,;. 1). MC(;mvttn.
-; _-- 1111 ss Irene Ale('aliunt •0f L)tid011,
spent the week -4.)d with her p:tre1(45,
t ` i \\'llitmore, Alr. and Airs. 1). lle('allum.
PERSONAL 11 7 LRLST air. .1, II. \\'art, W110 Is on file. Tt,-
Aliss \1'ilmn \1',tt in "f nr: hitch.' \L:Lstir Jolla ('{ark, 0f l'or0nto, is
route leaching stiff, is .;pending the
fuer. and AI is, I lith Lic!ru1 are Spending' Ilio Easter holiday's with
spending till' holiday; at their re;pc. 1{aster vacat1011 \ifh Ilhs parent,, Alr. t'
Alt', ural 1lrn, 'Phos. (;r11shy.
live 11041r l; in ul
ti11. and Airs, Jamess \\.3.11. Alias Ill•Ile l'; 1111)1/01 I, 501101111, visit -
Alr. Iter 1%101 :Ashton of (;orrie, and el ..10111..1Ywith her cousin, 31rs..
\liss Jt .ut Fah'-1'rvic' 0: Toronto, \1)•, Ken.:\alilon ut' l(russels wire vis• i
spent 1110 Easter \ee1(•e1111 111111 hit' stars with 111 r. ;Ind air.;. 11. 11. \\'010011 John tri 1,, Si,.
pareutl<, Mr. and Mrs. .11 `.,n Vairser- The Lits, Red ('foss ,tinge will ho
this weep. 1field in the Alrnun'lal ll;tll, on Saler•
vice. 1 air. anti Alt's. Norman Garrett are kitty, Al'ay sill,
Alts. Fred Oster i= in attendance
4.e 111 ,-pending the wool( in 'Toronto. 3Ir. miss \\'ilnla \\'also) spent 0 1'e0,
the Executive Aloetin::, of \\', stern (tn 11th\:'1t has 114'1'11 111 attrtidance at flit'day'.; with her friend Alk; Irene Bow -
\V":")'"5 lnsti1'110 111'1'1 111. the annual convention of the ()Mario l':(hl man of Giderich, this \'eek,
Hotel London, i11 London. Ilii; u•reh. caliunttl Convention.
\1t':s. 1, I1. Brown t'f '1'irial0 airs. Ruben Steuart, 0'f 5tralfutvl,
spentling the Faster holidays with
her sister, Mfrs. James Logan, ;old
nephew, Alr. 1; arge Rlo.In.
31r. and Mrs. John Nesbitt and
family, and Air. and Alr;. Thomas
(trashy, spent h'.lst,'r Sunday with
Air. and 'All;, :Alf. Nesbitt.
41101 Airs. \\'nl. 11' Lyon. and 1 spent the Easter heck -cud with her
Pilot -Officer Keun(dJi Lyon, of Thorn- :son, 3lr, Itouglas Stewart, and Alt's.
dal', and 3lirs Bertha Ilroglen of Stewart.
London, 1.14ite41 over the week -end i Airs. Harrington 01' 1.0111011 spent
with Airs. I). Fluody. II:4ater ni (Iv. home of her hroth.'r,
• • Airs. \\'nl, l'ockerline returned home alt, 1.'1.111114 1Iollyman, and AI 04, holly -
Friday after attending the Golden 1111111,
\\'erlding 01 her 11(110{ 11nil 10101e, lir. 3frs, A. AI•tKag•ne, and daughter.
Nlis.s Mary Nr.. 1(1, of 'Toronto, and Airs. Alex 'Ta)lor of fort Stanley. Anne, nos() Alr.4. 11amilton, of Essex
spent iter Easter holidays at her {,;,ting the afternoon Air. and Airs, )isfh•d with Aliss E. Mills during the
1)0010 ht 1':tst \\'awauosh, 31r. and 'Taylor were at hone to their many h011(18n.
Mrs. Alt'. Nesbit{. friends and neighl.ours, and received Al.r, and 11x1;, 1loI'old Jenkins and
Ala)ster Gerald Blake, of Colborne many congratulatory messages, and 6011, Pa,ty, .';pont. the 1'' -aster holiday
Township, is spending his Easter lovely gifts, 31t', 'I',lylor lived here as , w•ith (heir i,cl;ptetive p 11•ents in (lode -
holidays with his cousin, Douglas , a Foy, rich and lllyth,
MORE YOUNG MEN FROM'1OfNTARIO MGH SCHOOLS
ARE NEEDED ON FARMS This Samoa' •
FROM all over Ontario, young nun in Ontario
high Schools and Collcgiates arc applying to The
Farm Cadet Brigade of the Ontario Farm Service
Force—volunteering their summers to help pro-
duce essential foods for victory.
And it's a grand way to put en muscle and build
up your weight. After a suninter on the farm,
you'll come back to school in the fall—hard as
nails, brown as an Indian and radii' to go.
You do all the regular work on the farm, and
that's an education in itself, but what's more im-
portant is that you )take one of the greatest con-
tributions to die allied war effort that anyone can
make by helping produce food for victory. For
certainly, we can't fight if we don't cat.
If you are 15 years of age or older, register
now with your high School or Collegiate
Principal for work with the Farni Cadet
Brigade of the Farm Service Force this
summer. DO IT NOW!
TUNE IN
"HELP
WANTED"
A CBC punnlation reduced with Ili, to
operellen el the 0,4..)4. Perm Smits force
EVERY WEDNESDAY 7,30 P.M.
CBC NETWORK
Ho11yan's
BAKERY
ANI) CONFECTIONERY.
Soy Bean, Whole Wheat
and White Bread.
Also Buns, Bread,
Pies, Calces and
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Doherty res.
GAR c"GI(:.
Act'etylcne and Electric
Welding A Specialty.
Agents For International-
I1arvester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil
Car Painting, and Repairing
Anti -Freeze.
BAILIRY.
WHEN IN NEE1) O1'`
13REAI), BUNS, PIES,
IIOl1'E-11'11 DE CA KE
OR COOKIES.
ES.
REMEMBER
"THE HOME BAKERY"
II, T. V0l)1EN.
•1• See illy Large Display ':.
+t, N.r�lr...+r ..1. 1tlw �."u„I.i�YI.:Y.� I.tl..l 11 lY iso i.1 i.l l..I
unworth
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. . ? riON GRILL
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SPRING TON ICS ---
Now i5 the time to overcome that "tired spring
feeling” by taking one ul' the following tonics:
Burdock Blood Bitters, Davis & Lawrence 'Tonic,
NAlli 13l)o(l Purifier, 1Vampole's Extract Cod Liv-
er, Neil Celery Nervine, Wampole's Phospho-Leci-
thin or ('reophos each $1,00 Bottle
WALLPAPER ---
Brighten the home with new Wallpaper. hull
1';ulg'e of papers at various prices and large variety
of l►ti1 tel'ins. 13uy early while stocks are complete.
MO'1`1!O('!DES and DISINFECTANTS ---
Now is the time to buy Mothocides and Disin-
fectants for Spring ''FIouse Cleaning." We have in
stud; .`,loth balls, Moth .h'lakes, Paraci(le, Sapho,
11u1'\'OY, Lysol, Creoline, Chloride of Lime, Etc.:
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLPAPER --PRONE 2P.
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ON YOUR BUYING LIS'('
I''oi' \ (111, for me, for everyone, the first item on our
Buying Lists this year must be VICTORY BONDS
!u'c,u I tai., i- the yt n1' u•4. :\hack.
t1
('I 1 moll( y, \ < \\'I'll .\s, Lives,
i.1
11 i . I ;1 to IN ail to p.11 1•',ery (11her l'onsiderallon in
Pitt First ('.•'ll en u,tr dollar.; is for \{eatey to hack (h4.
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MOP tri r ;Mize this need, the 310re Completely
ld f:111(1 \'ill's')'.
BUY THE NEW VICTORY BONGS
TO THE LIMIT OF YOUR ABILITY.
Second
will we
i 1 home 1",rnisher — Phones ? and 8 — Funeral Director.
11
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WaIIpaper,.
.
1{ca.nlify your home for the dura•:1:
.=.thin. No ollu'r furnishings in your+i.
?110tiu' equal the value of \Vallpapl'-r1.,1,
),l'aprrs tip:11.14' l S mwortity ave.:*
•=•especially Ue.31,(1 to re,;ist failing.
lity i suggr.;t :t y01111110° change•• ;
cif 0veacry for the hot0 • throtttal:t''. FA� ®NG r.. Proprietor
'•t ho medium of pll'ashig \VaI;pailers.3:
., �.. .iY1 .Y.'�tl►Y-'4L n.uY-r� J..I1I.Ak �.i. ,.0 k.kl,. , ,rli:.l I.1. . 1 1
=ED1TII CRREI(II'1'ON'
:t; Decorator's Shoppe.
A U13UIRN
:2: Located Opposite Kernick's Grocer, . I' ;c:0 'nn'; told :•orlouu in 51, Alarl+:;
('loot n 114.\1 Finlay al 1.10
PHONE 158, BLYTH. 1
.\ Il 111..ot:.; dinner was served and
• • • ♦ • .. ••• • • , • . • • 111'' i:thi,. war< el tilted with a pretty,
rlhda; tn't , the gift of the family.
Airs. Gantt is 11111.11'La)1y smat•t and
PERSONAL, IN`I`ERES'!' :14.1114. anti Ila ; sired alone (MUT the
Alt', 111141 311'4, \V 4: r Cowan of Pe- 11, .1411 r.:' :o r (11-L :111 11 years ago.
troll spent the wCeii-end with the 511., attend: to all her honsr'•,c.; 1 d'?-
firwtrs skier, Aller; .\I:n'garet ('410'811.
•.
BLYTI-I --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
ttr. eats at All Hours.
til an 1 ), ud1 n, tool many healthfully
Aliso; ('ou• In r.'Inrned with Com. 1)811!01 d 1110115 are \orthy of note and
llrr. I':dua Itichtu'ds)n of Tort ('ol• allu0iraliou,
borne ntlrtid(d the u'edlliI:; hi lire- ; miss ma 1.100 Pound, ('tii,ryviilc,
s)lj on 8111 11111tty of 10.r 111 ph' w, will) \1 r. and .\Iis. I';tnald Ilat'rk,
George E. ('owan and is '1-:n'.lilnl(0 lar 1'01.)11 RI ;s \villa 1'rheuds In Loudcat.
a few day'; visit willt her si.;ler. Alt', ! Mr, and Airs, ll, -rt Noll, Firn{1'n-rd,
George Cowan, 1 with Ali,. and Alt's, \\'illiaul T. (tub.
• in •011,
Al r. Itay \\'; .•let, Niagara FoII:;,
v.il'a Alt. 4'111 Alr:'., \\'ehsl.'r.
Air. and Mir.=. \\'ilantingler, Sl,
THA'P PEIt1.(INS FAMI14" 11) 1, ,t;,b Alr. 11:11111‘:1 t14, \\ i111.,m
I' gold.
lie1NMR11a�f Apr e�tw%( 311'. and air 1•dgar 110s0u,and AI r.
PLAY
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\\illi:i n, with So it' rlh mends.
Sponsored by Y.P.U. of Unitcd Church 1 W. .I. mail' +11,1 11:nuhn Phillipe;
wlu bulb iu :lnnrn ..\lond11y canvas-
Prerented by Young People of Victoria 'i'I1; for the Fourth ('.uuuli:w \'ictoty
Street United Church, Goderich, Loan.
at 8 ,p.m. In Blyth Memorial Hall
Admission 35c. Children under 12, 20c
This Play Conies Highly Rcconunenciecl
Notice '1'o Bicycle Owners
(,)
'I'M i'I N('r'I'ICI' that ander ilsir.te• el
11(111; Evan the Council of the 1'arpor- (�
allow of the Village of Blyth. Chief if i•1
Police ('owau is in articled lo price.
emir' (my person or persons riding ht- 61
cycle.' 0n the sidewalk.; within the
('at110ralheu,
dty'll.tt'w' No. S, Is;I(;, pr0'.'iar1; ;r; fol. 11
lows:---"I''littt any person n1' {ter.;uus ii
f0111' 1 riding his it her 61;eyel' on any 11
of the sllle,walk:; ht Cie \111,1iie
Blyth he sab.ieel t'( a fine of from i'1
$1.11'1 to r I t8 noon eouviclion thrli :I!'. i;
hllfore nue or Inure .In51i.•11; if 100 1`
Peace in and for til' ('unity of 11orol. ;1
and Province of Ontario, and in de- ii
Nutt of ptynn'nt of mach tine, lo ho i1
imprisoned according in the laws laid
111 wit in Ile' Statutes. i1
The 1li11fltway 'l'ra;t:'.4. Art provide'
t
88 follow,.Sit 1{,111 3:1. 3'Ilh-'-;1'r!: I i1
I:1, which re(rls as follow;: No per- 1.1
son riding on a bicycle111;1: