HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1943-06-23, Page 1VOLUME 17 - NO. !Ms
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111X1111, ONTARIO, 'WEI) v, ESDAY, JUNE 23, 1913. YOUR LOCAL PAPER
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New Books In The 141 J)rary 1 lol mesvifle Couple Mark I Te lie Quoted On Tile Air •_1)cho()!14 fitly S16,576 In Wari('anadia.n Blood In My Veins
Savings Stamps
„to,' fur Mme. Chiang Glad to Viis)i,tilyCat:„aiditar:
or of a highiy Act( .s.411 campaign T(Tmlo
1,1 mow it the stile of \Val. S ivings -11111e lit111;
Stamps anion, (;:tilliren of Ila.;
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('lily, Mr, It. 1<, "1 ha\' tiwaY,
(01:1. \l'ar Sa Sta in;) .1nada•
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1'()st 1)()Ile (_"()11 Veil t• i()I1 nit!
The. following is a list of the last ,)1,1,11 IVecicling Anniversary „,
(01 St1:111:ty. lune :ft II, The S
WI .10 11'10101 MI 1 hp ;Ili' 1 1'0111
11 11 11 111' 11001(8, W111011 11:0') 1/0011 111111011 Atr. owl yrattic \vhittnore. Radio station (T1111 Tit Hilo. ;41
to the 6heives of the 1,1brarY. hy Ill" teemed 1'4 41(10 , of I 1 1
minesville, and The moo llwt\\ ill hav; tele: 1111' 1
1:1.1111 (011114Y 1,11)1..irY .,Jvialinn• 'for many yciii• residents of Godcrich rel.' 11 arti( 1;; \\dile!' ;1;
(I:ti)ld('rs Searelt, 1); Ili T. Lutes; ,Towittdiip, tele', 1 a led In ir tll1t vett. a rip), ;011,1,H,)tiu',ity4 ;111, I J. A.
letter N or NI, Agatha Christie; The king ding iinniverary 31onday, June 21st. t'owan, yfflo. 1 1 1 o 1 1 1 I.)
Was
r111 1)1101 1,i1)01-,11 lirmItiliar101•;; 'or the hash, 11'11114111 11eLetal Rainer; 'Due to Ili,' Ma1 ility of no inners of the to this programme, it, 1,1 ,
at Toronto urging th it o convention ;Com king of Melted Rocks, IIt1ily to be pr1 en! 104 that, (lay, the 'Country News', and ha, it, them
date he n1 itilil fill Hier 11011('l. 1 I a le: APPIO I11' 11 I t IC! 11 ildr 1 '001'101101) WIN III 11 Wit 11 11 111011 11! '04111 j! .1 WI 01 1101' 1 II I pi., ,
11 4V114 11111101'.-10011 1 111 S1111 1101. not 11 11110 51111, 11'41 1'44'101i to The weather tfth11 0,0111v''Iy11, ,
lind ::ent to other ridings in 1 'welting; Sick !Hirt River, John was itle,d, nil itt angers of the family pro;.; rdmine g;; on the .'ir
the provinci.,. illochan; 1\ly Friend 1011clia, 31ary \+ ho %vela' pia sent, along with the sunday (r,..1.
T11 '00 00:I.:Hilo 11111 1111'0 i for North 0'1 lara; Itculless ar: the sails, Ey- bride and enroll of fifty yearis ago,
Intuit ;II o 31 in (loch 11 it heson, former elYn Eaton; JosselYn's wife, .51001 a tuo,1 enjoyahli, afttl.rnoon. P EltS()N L I N'IlE
111, VI' Uf A.111110111 T.1‘4'11.4.1 111 1 Hugh NArris; Soret volt; y„jaekson Greg- I. and Mrs. \\111tinure were mar -
I ill, protninett 11 IS' farmer and way ory; Forgive us our lrespasm,s, Lloyd rii (I at liruerl'iehl on June 2 1st, IS1i:1
mond Ni of 1.',A4 I \1'';i I Douglas; '1'111. Black lolemIng.4, 1 1,y the It v. 11r, Slinp4on, Per some
no.di Town 1lIJ4, Th.. seat has been 1<tithlovit Norris; Early simino I., El- year.; follusving their marriage they
vacant for four or li\ y y; ars, izaheth Corbett; The Virginian, Owen lived in different localities tiurround- \Ir. ;11.(1 ( Gilt are
tVister; Invitation to live, Lloyd C. ling Varna, and years ago purchas- ‘Isiting with the Int:;.r's ;;1•t; r. .V1H
Donglai; flighwaY to valour, Nlar- ed tic !Loan on the llnyfhld Itottd, .losephin; \\';;/),:coe';, haying 11 ;en itt
Sr. MICHAEL'S CHURCH gavel Intley 1 Spriag 1Iagle, Ste‘'• where they rcsided until nine years iattondatice al the of ihe late
enstet; Bright to the wanth,rer, Bruce ago, when they sold the old Itonve 1.0 Mrs. D. A. Smith of 4 ,y1,,rich Tcwit
The1•0 will be a 31 l';'1011 Prcac1,14"I 1,„1„.„,t,,r; The new !mop. J. 1'. kite A. E. Townsliend, and moved to their '1,1111),
by a Itedemptorkt Either in 1.:+1.; present hu:ation liolinciville.
(.1)111 and Fro ;man Lincoln; Dri‘.(11'
3and . 1Slichael ; ( atholie ( leirch, Myth,
‘vonitin, Elizabeth Pickett ('J';ali"r; Belot• hem
r arriage, 31 rs, \\1itinorMr, 11 1 Frank 1 noictI of t,a
ginning on Sunday. June 27, al lo.:10
eto.,11114. ,11; \\;,•,111,; :day evening.
Services \Oil he 10;111 each morning
and evening durit14. the 1011 r (lays.
The executive of the North Huron
1,11a;i:(1 :\s,ociation mot in \\Ingham
to ma lie arr,ing( for a convention
to 5C11.1.1 11 1..1 101 111 110, hid (101111 110
I/11111.i \V0111 1111:1 101010 1 when a
11r. 1111 1''. 1{1011;1 1(1; '.'ii'
r( 1 11 v -; in Toronto r,o, a Irw d
Id
Agminst 4 darloming sky. .hill Lew- was ls.thell Reid, (laughter of the late
is; Border breed, William 31cLeod Itobert til Jane Reid, of Ashfield
Rain?, Blue mask (Mikes ;wain, An- Township,
Hinny 31orton; \Vide is 11), g'al', \\'hittnor,; is a
kv ting service \vitt he al 7.1111. The
, ton inclair; White orchids. Grace ,john \minion; and
public are cordislly invited to It- :
S
' 1.;1vingst0n 1 1 III; S\veet Thames run told ‘v,14 horn in' York
1(1111.
softly, Robert flibldligs: ('01111113' til' Toronto, Inc came to this district
iter, Henry Iluelle Hough; The art of rovii11 a lad or twi• lye, all by himself.
selfi;sliness, 1)11\1(1 Seabitry; He can relat,, many interesting ex•
Contrail l'o; Pomins; 3lission to 311):4 periences of the earlier (lays both in
'0w, Joseldt E. 1)4 \ it's; The 'davit 1111..4 district and In the Toronto area.
T711111.il Church al 11'vst field were 11,-1,1 hook of Poland; A prophet at home. .;ven chidden were horn to the
on Stunt:1y, at 2 ('cloth, and 7.11. I Douglas ltemll lins"ia and ;lalmn; 01 f1° Year'i ago, and all are living.
There \vas Ini.ge p„agi.,,gation Hindus; Tip; unknown They are, Frank mid Harold or liam•
hoth soryn.,,s, 1;,,v, 1,. ro;, ,country, lirtuT Mitchinson; illon; Mrs. John Young Mose) of To -
of Varna w,e, Hp; gue.:1 sp,,ahoi.. tit II() .1rras, Antoine (le Saint. Exupery; Iloilo; Mrs. \\Ilin' \Vedsli (Flossie)
the afternoon she spoke from the Guadale.inal diary, Itichard l'regas tor Stanley TownshiP; Ilaymond, of
tr:xt, 'Jesus ,phis; silo said his; \\'in,w.; ‘‘,0111,4. Dough" C. (:011eli1.11 TO \VIHIll1); MI's, Carl Cu
in 111111 worlds 110115 19(141y, :110A1 111'1 1'10 1 Mcrry 110artS and 1/0111, f(ia,Ynell) of codr.r1(111; and livnllPth,
is W11.1 1 1 he C1111 11 1100(15, What We, Parhara Nolen; \Vhat's in the shy, 1°I. itlYlib All all' married, 111(1 tiler°
'as pc.)ple eil 10 know, that Divine 31irlant Phillips Dunham: From inre (1011 grandchildren.
1.1r,'sclice of Jesus Himself, the Greut ter to money, Flor,1 C. Itne; Tonds 31r. ond Airs. \\11 11 1110r2 vitro
CO1111011 all Oar HIS anti 14 1100 and frogli, Bertha 3Iorris Tho recipients of many gifts and congrat-
comings, or sin. \Ve must seek Jesus :zoo book; 13uilding and flying model .nlatory messages, and flowers, l'hollgit
alone for fergivei0.-4, and for wild- airplanes, Air youth of Amorint; Joan both are :itIvaneing in years they 61111
111110. 1Vi. must recognize on the Foster, freshman, Alice It. Colv,r„ 1.01S1)11'.1 ii) 1 degree or good
road of ff.-. \Vo 1111'11 buata 'HIM The prince and the pauper, Stinitrd ;health. 3!i'. NVItil more is 7(1, Mrs,
beside its, tool we Recti Itt hiimy Him. 1,, (lemons; Quest In 11r., North land, 1 \Vilitlaure is 7:1, 11 \\tits regrettiddy
The ‘vorlil never lie ally hymyr Elizabeth Yates: High atirdies, Fran noted 011 S1111(hly 1 11 111 11101111101'S Of the.
11 11 1 11 .1 l',11S 1 1 1110:01 I. 14 1 11 101.4 an 103(1 (1'4 D111100111 1101 .1 1111 1 14141.•4, .101111 Alase family front distant points were not
yr; 11111 il peoples YiAl themselves field; Beautiful Joe, 31arsliall Salm able to be present for the occasion.
son of tlw late
31ary 011,
TONV111.1 I I), 11011r
wEsTFIELD
The Anniversary seroei-, or Hie
to 1 1 1`; 44111 11 101 1104V(11', 1111 1 1 1 inn' 11(tr!4; 31011Y Herman
hearts are open to r reive the great..
c,st gift to mankii01, .1''':s himself,
In 11,,, „„,,,,;(nitint• „in, (.110m, for inn.
text, —1)1,0 evenin4!. the morning
of the Die same day."I'llis she said
was (1.11,1's greatest niieacle.
text Is 1 !ken l'i'on Genesi:4. The story
of Creation, when God made the
in all it's homily and glory, and
then sin came, 01111 it was evening
ale1 ille darkness covered the earth.
Then God inado the morning of the
6111110 day, the glorious morning of
hope and new le;;;Anning,. In our me
wi,timat c.:trist, we too are In (lark
poss. Hut thank. (loll for this even
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big Inn in:, whim \\•,, turn to jest's
4Ind in oar heart and life we
have Oat mornitig' full of
nov and IH"111k1'. Ill`W begin-
ning a 111'W h1.1 1.1 all in the bank) daY,
and the run will 11111;111pr and all
will 1'1' \\*ill a we surrender ottr-
selve.4 to .1,.;-;;:•. \\lint the world needs
is 10 1 11 111 10 J0.4 11S, Today we have
forgulleti God, 440 g0 011 1011' ror-
getting tint we must all face God and
'without Jese; we stand :done. She;
urp,;(1 everyone lo yield their will to
God 811(1 enjoy the morning of for-
givenc;ss and fullit ,ss of lire, The
I3lyth Coiled l'hurch choir, itmler 111(1
direction of 31 A, E. furnish-
ed speeial maid(' al both services,
which xva; very mu( 11 enjo,yed and
apt)r.,;ialt 11 by all.
111r. 11'111 Mcnowo11 wos a 1..ondon
Visitor on 31 on(la,'.
.31r. John (leer or K111(1101101., w1th
register, Miss Gwendolyn Treleaven,
sutler of 111)1; brido, sang '0 Perfect
,AIrs. 11, and Jimmy,
Se:I- hove.' A wedding (linnet. was served
forth and PL.. AI. London liner the ce.0,111011y with forty goosto
With 31r. and AIrs. A. Nit:Dowell. s, Hu' home of 31r0.
present. The dining room was decor Kpointio;
311', Boy Alcritt le ripen! the week- a 1 001 011111 1111)14 111111, white giro:utters A good program is being prepared
end in St. l'atharines and Toronto, and white wedding Wis. Six cousin's and a demonstration of making bias
Calif:11in( s were vi-itoes 1413tel on
\\'(;(110,4(lay. l'hey were here 1() 11 1
fiineral 3!r. 1"( 100 IC; si,ter,
!late Mrs. Donald A. fie inerly tii,, ;s12,1111) out the C.11(nit' campaign.
GladYs Holm( 1!. 1' " ^I" ;it, ;n1.1 cliaree; (n) ;i1lo and Huron
(le;1111 11 1 111 11' in County is asl«1 to bay ;11 least sixty
1,,,v(,), ()I. !hell). The I County
C11111011 1A11 41111 he S11 111)(01(.11 by Ilio
ef the \\tar Savings Stamp
'ittinintitt 1, for your lecality. In ile;
-0,1011s yon will 14111 rind a
314 ;lam' Phelan. :\!'' Ft \Vals11, hoard poster di\ Med into ninety
Frank Al:tr.-holt Leslie 11 and „111;i1;;;s, each swim., representing 011;;;
Frani( Fl()gcrson ;111"11 led II"' \V"1 ce the '.$!,1 1.equir«1 t'or on,. depth
t'ounth 4 Teleph•ole C01151411 i in, \vith iti,. smi, of tour \\...11.
11 the Hotel London. 1111; \\*(.1110‘1.4Y; I-:,tvite,;;; St imps 1'.0;
The.y 44 el- NT/ 111panii 11 to London hy I purchaser may
a 'Stamp 0 1.1rain' niessage to
Iluron
1111 l''. 1. 41 HI ill 1 1111 1 1.110 11(1011 1
44101; (1 to 001110 10
.\ rt '1' all. 1 linve 1' inadia!).
1111 1111 to my ' The 0)1.115 are
of a 11 wooed 10 11;.:
1,1 lin awl -ecoullitry selmois
1 in .1 1 total (it $1 Soft
.11 11,12 1,, April
" \1.0 are very pr old of them. 1
kvi 11 tilt, opportunity of
1,1111, ;11.,4 1 110 In :P)','1 r. t11k1
1+: 111 '. Mr. 1;onti, and 3Ir.
'arrY, Ho' 1. a;1111 and P111);1' who
11;;%, , hit in 111,. i \vorl,
It-ath doe; 10:1 tato. a 11,)111lay on the
11.1111, 1110X 411111 55111)111 cliild,
\'.111) today
• ;•,-1(01,- the ;-:(11,1;,; and lb, 11011::,
\1:;(lanie ];hy hid a tvvinlile
ner (;).(•, 4511011 011. iwade this
idaint alio 11 her 'Canadian blood,' but
.1. S. 31aeliiiitnet St. George SI., \vim
1,dd th, s'ory to The says it is
'11ot II,
*Madame Chiang', he twat.;
1'011 1)011 01'01'y 0110 of 11.-; 11111:11 III 1 111- 1). to.t1111'1: P.. "1 11 :le( Hein/ soy -
titin and redouble our efforts to lend 1.1 Ye"1' "r"• t- • 1:`'n 10 8
Itt11 thm wt, C;i11111111 11 111 1 1011 110.111111 1 10 (11(11
)4111)5' I 0.• E. C. V.11101.11 110(1(1.11 0
\\''11.1"1" ditli11.1(1.'11'111.1;:1\"\.111., 1.1.V.:111'401 11 10(111114
June 2111 and until the 0101 Of .1 111V.
'proper Howl type for the distim
the on\ ernment 1-'"011:4 lo 11'1 4•1'11' v,11i, 111,11
piiii lit, hut finally a
1111 1-1.1 ,iit wa, selected.
Sono; time later 31adame Chiang
return( (I to the hospital with For
Inzel. She extol- sed the \visit that
she !night ;some (lay visit Canada,
:Ind said. '111 never forget that I have
Canadian blood in my veins, and 1 do
want to 11111 11 41 first hand inore
the great Dontinlim.'
Alr. 31totKinnon sir/s that, on an-
other occasion, ladrone (Ili:mg. rig -
heti the lio,,pital in her own plane,
10(1 generously gave the missMnaries'
children their first plant, ride.'
Editor's Note: \'.1, are informed
11111 NI Clare 1(;(1owan of 'Myth,
supplied the information regarding
fhb, interesting story, which arpeared
in the Toronto ktily Star, as well as
practically' every Daily paper in Can.
and (1 synliyaled Prer.-(- in the
Claire \Vail:tee try,(1 the
story in sliplitly different form in her
three 'Canada -wide' broatleask
June 171h, from Ottawa, on
About Blyth?
Canadian put his or 111.1. skimp money'
int 1b (11:1 1'140.4. 11 \VIII 1 0 1,1 11.'11
C.0111 111.11 TOW1ISII:4), (in SUE F.1Y,
itt 14.
ATiErID CONVENTION
Aliss 31argaret Marshall, ' Hitler. Admiral l'oenitz, or to one of
'our own boys In ill(' Royal C41110(1 i4111
.1trvis Station 1)011 ale 1119()cl Navy ;ittil It \vitt he stlicl«in one a
silimi,,. \viwn v14,1y
To the No. 1 Bombing 1i1111 Gunnery Ihe 1'11111Y
square MK been filled, the boar(1 will
School it Jarvis. Ontario 1„1Is the lion
lor of 1:1-ing the first I 1.1'. 'CI'. st ttion 1 1, '`,( 111 In a Calia(E111 Ship nsing
ilypth charges and \vitt be tied to an
in Ontario to have its ewit Il..d Cros4
act.; 11 tic101) (lunge. Yotn. message
Illood Donors clink% 1.;\ .,, y 1 i., 4111014 4
111 1! boys and gii 16.111 Air 1 iryi, Blue 'Ili ho "'ail \\in' interest hY "I' hill
line up at I he comi) lies ,i1 la 1 ;in 1 do- in the Navy anti undoubtedly many
letters \rill be written hy Nivy men
nale their bluoil In be 1.- :I 1 , th;; hat
Ile fronts. In the four elini(,; tint la 111".'" whose """0"'i 1110 addr(''''"s 1,WItztt
111ive ht) 11 held Hort, Aloe 1- Ar.1111..v. lappear on :owl' myssages.
till, 111.1,11 and 451,1111,11 1.1. th„ JarviA I, -Lei ' give 1115111 ever)'Illing we've
3Ielvill.,4,
school 11 Ave re4Fonded 11111y, In the'g')I. '.1 NI 1% \\.1111Ply in (doting. 'Dm'
\vonten.s ith.j.,10,1 utto, tbutt 1„ 1 iing Ilk. holiday season sellool children
cumuli:in girls tat, 811.1.,1:v : tveti ;s101111(1 continue buying \\'a' Sa 41(145
their blood- 111.1n3' of Com beily2, re ; SI unl". Pot; in this period the war
pealtal donons---;and the nuitil 1.;,......aw4 'will he 11re6ee11Ied 1°111 even 'mere:Ise° Beal Itlp for Ontario farmons who
with each clinic held. 111001154.*
is in sight, zind while it may not be
are suffe,ring from a labour shortage
To Chum (.'apt)in A.D. l'ell.H.ving --r --
fully experienced help and is availa.ble
(111'fieer in l'onintaint of th- 5 11001
ado.; hi: ; v CIIVIICII
;very decid 4.(I factor iti gat1Hring in
11n, hay and grain crops and doing °tit
, only for part time periods, it can be a
goys mach ot th ' cry lit 1 1 :. nest ,-.1ty.
cossful clinics, 1.'1.1)111 the very lir.s1
1 „ , 1911:1\-C11. ,
01' seasonal farm work. P85111 Com
Cwoup Captain l',..11 1 i
eldhuslastic ;thout !hi' clinic and the
(1111011) Ilrigades 81l' 11044' organized and
\von( it is doing and is himself i 1"g 1
lar
TRINITY q\1GLICAN CHURCH in operation in over 1:;0 cities, Mwns
:Mrs. 54111111 operated what is conceited "proud to 1)- part or ;1 ,erviclut
,‘ 11ev. P. H. Streeter, L.Th. Rector. and villoge,4, in Ontario.
110 Idst year Myth led the way for
The cerl.;moity was mu -formed on ho ont, of the finest fruit farms ht may mean Go, saving of live; \viten .1tine 27111, 111 13. First Sunday after
many of the larger munleipalititus in.
the lawn witit viner$ and a decorated • Huron'. The (arm was established by the boys get ower therc;.
Farm f'oniniando \vorli, A gang 'was
1 i :mile servilarl,'1.1iiiini(ilYsei 111)11 lo atm
arch as a haelcgrotinti. Rev, II, r 1 the late
' • 1 31dor Sloan ;Ind after Ilia 11111:1‘s•e111?:0(1)11x;em‘tv).,.(i,iliosittilliti,,,(1;niti)r1(1,0s5.t.: 11'11(1;LE Ti.u: , I{ ev . E . O.
(.;a1LIgher
mi. out from the l'Illage nearly every
I \lclier!-on, pastor of Dungannon and ;death \vas carried 011 I'Y Ills ‘‘i1 "
moves into lite Janis c •1111) 110, p al--• of \vitigh„to will offiehitt, „tot or„ach. night during much of the grain liar
t'i ewe rolled clitirclIths, officiated :Ind nyll° afterward 11111.1.1ed 1), A. Sill"' vest. Thro,, is 110 doub.1 that the
, the wedding music, 1111, 'Bridal chorus 1 She \vas greatly inlYmted 111 1(111! 110)11' than 0 score of doom ;. 0 iv:, . swot ty st,1001 tin ,t, the 5, nice.
1 1 ',Mpg 118101 was approciated by our
Ho, growing and was for three years In and voluntary \vorkers, Evor . 111,i,
farmer friends. That the need is even
11:1triti..t:Itlit.1.,sid(51113Ptielgri:11Ntli':,,;.w.;11:1111:h(IN:::{1,11.:11111Y. Te,, succe.4s ion president of the Huron the tirst clinic, the re-ror •1, 11.1., hetet
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH 1, gie,ater this 11»,)' lo readily apparent.
In ile given in triarringe hy her father, Fruit (lro‘verst Aspoelation, she \rat; exci. Ilent, 810 (Ito ail 45) nal. 11, in pro -
I Th.., editor put himself on the spot
wore 8 street luaAlt (111.;sis of silk itiso t imember of the Provincial As pottion 10 their 1:11100r4, are g: V1114 I - . S . n.I.0: unliav School.
'inalmtisePte over pini( 1:11'fe1o, 10,111 sociation, 'formal). title men a mark to aim at. ()wile; to 1 ins ‘‘ Ili 1 ..„ ,,, 1 1 11 0„( I,.l,.,t c. of the last year by undertaking to :16.i:01111)h)
...... 1, 1t .., t II
gangs for as many nights as possible.
tlie rigorou6 standurit of fitut.ss 11 .....s. sehee.1
shoulder length veil of pink net le_1(1 !Besides her Iiit6hand there survive under 110' directilm of the
, lie spent as much time essemliling a
of si.; sary in Hight training, on. 1,1,1 (Vo are ,
\vitt' n coronet of pink 10403. 5110 rill' 0(1° 1)1011101'. Frank eirn
C12,,ii , ,11k,,Ionary Committee.
1(..n w for each night as It, did 111 the
'Hod a bouquet of \vIlite Bridal roses Catharines, and two sisteri, mrs, Herb. not allowt 0 to (1010)', but the ;,,l ion 1 1 .1,11,,-, subject: .1,‘veh.tt (taws:
harvest new. Till,: should not hay()
Tremaine - Treleaven
The home of Alt'. and 3Irs.
Trelcavon. concession 7, A;;Illield, 'was
110; scpu; of a pretty wedding ;11 (waer14.11 To‘vntillitt to 3111".1, Gladys
ennett' Smith, 4511'1, of I l(mald
Saturday 1.1,1.1.110011 when B
; 1. Smith, and formerly widow of
third ilaugliter, Eliza Beatrice, was
, Alajor Itubert Sloan, First Cereot \\'ity
unit( a in marriage to 3!i'. liawrenetil
Trentultie,.Toranto, c!iluit son of
;31r. and Airs. 11'illiant .1'rent.iine, Am
thin%
Sloan -Smith
Dies Suddenly
Death came suddenly Sunday at
her home, Sloanyrest Fruit Farm,
Vt 011111. SIit' Wa 9, a daughter (if tin.,
late John 11Iinell and 11111'y Mulch
Bennett, former residt.ntm ote Blyth.
Farm Commando Brigades are
Organized In Over 150
Urban Centres.
1)111 smilax. 311:s. 1'ernon Hunter \vas "minis, "I (111"11'11; and Mrs. Dail,
resident
Fttm.ral services xvere 10.;141 Prom
din lica.vett shect., with a COrallel
Or (111;1001M, S110 carricil a sheaf of
pint: carnations. Little Freida Tre
inaim,, only sister of the bridegroom,
\\Taring a dr,Liss of orchid organdie
and carrying a nosegay of roses and
(onto! was 11(111)1(011114 flower girl.
1Ir. lvan 'I'rentaine was his brother's
11 sI min. 1)nring the signing of Hy.,
his inonner over the weekend.
crews an., making up for them. 1. ol 7 p.m. Saha'
lowing the opening of 1 111' 01 11! 10 41 1111 \vaves.
proxing that it coyll lie 11(1 11013'
Anglica1,11111h1' Clink 4 lta11)4'' 1)1
At
St. Nur.; n t'llitreit, Clinton,' "ccer
this \\,p(hipsday at p.in. sorvice opened in 11111W' 4)1!! 1' 1 1,1%,\ (11111
, • .
111)5 cold twivti by Rev. 0. \\'. more, stations through nit ()Mai io.
rector or the 14art011. Inh,rnwilt was
made in Myth ('111011 Cemetery.
W. I. TO MEET
Owing to the holiday falling on
their regular day of meoling the W. 1,
will hold their meeting one week later
11r, and Mrs. Sid. MeClinchey and of the bride assi4ted in serving. Ali 1 , 1,
----% oduong will ho Oven by Mrs, lechuie
family of Althorn, with 1Ir. (111(1 'Mrs. and NIrs. Titemaine left by motor for a and Mrs. Rutledge,
11'. Walden. short honeymoon in Arthur and other Iloste45es are 3Ii's, S. Keelinie,
Mrs, 1 1,rry Hyde, \Vesdloylc Sask. places bc.fore leaving for their home Mrs. Colelough and Airs, 11, Phillips,
with 31r. and 31rs. (1)')) '(1;' 1Vig1411111(n. at (17 Pauline avenue, Toronto.
;Mr. and 311"• 14.111 NieVillie, Gad" , bride wore for travelling It navy 5110141.
eriell 5115111 a flw days 311'. and with white accessories, 'Flip date
and Al 14. Wm. McVittie, chosen for the wedding IVa)) the 2)1111
Mr. and Mrs. S. leclinie, 1113'111 wedding anniversary of the bride
Ivith 31r. and AIrs. It. 3' (((110111, groom's lutrents and was a 1,4 0 11111 wed
:Mr. and Mrs Norman AleDowell (ling anniversory date of his grand
'Fere Cloderielt visitors on Saturday, parents,
MOVES TO NEW QUARTERS
The Elliott 1(14)11') 111')' .1gency bait
moved to irs new quarters in the 11r. J. A. Gray will oct 84 presiding apHication.4 through the (lolly press.
AN ERROI?
Recently in reporting the Eolith's.
biro Red Cross News, 410 made an
Trot' in the contribution of the boys
of the Pat concession of nutlet!. The
amount Oven by this group '411011111
!inp11.
lyt.111511111lay
7.n
Successful On Year's Worlii, ,\ h.s.ipty 10 all.
Dr. A. 0. Thomson, Minister.
Ilmve rend $70.011 iirstuad • :z•11
\\*tithing in
the
it° he. W.0 would suggest that some
•orgonization tak;e hold of the matter
and get it going in plenty of time for
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH the harvect. Perhaps the town court
IN CANADA. eil would intlertako it. All the help
10111111b!('10111111b!('10111111b!('vklil he needed,
(1rallt .1011 1W10'11 ;Ind 'Miss Peggy
Biephey of tioileriell. 5115111a few days
week; with 31r. and
Auburn, Blyth and Smith's Hill
Charge.
service; 10.41 Lord's pay.
Auburn Sunday School 10 am.
3Vorship 1! a.m. Alemorial servic:.
at- l'01111.11,1:11,ery, 2 p.m.
Smith's Hill Sunday Schoolpm
;I ..
Worship 4
school 7 ',An. \Vorship
James llowatt and Clayton Circ.,,s, of
,S.S. No, 1 1, East \Va\vitti,%4 11 and 1 1 M.
lett were suocessful 1n pissing their
Entrancte Examinations en their yoar':
work, 31is Anty Toll I‘as
er.
Presiding Officer
Teacher Resiglis
3liss Margery George. who for the
three years has be n 11,4"istant
c ;cher in the Myth Continuation
•Craig who celebrated his lith birthday
School. has ri igneil her position,
00 Tuesday. June Lnd,
The School Beard hay,. been seeking
Elliott.
Irks. Gordon
CONGIZATULATIONS
Congraltdations to .111110 Richmond
who celebrat-s 110r birthday on Thurs
,(lay„lune 24th.
144704.4
Congratulations to Mrs. Gordon Aug
tis.tini. who celebrates her birthday
en Stitiday„1 nne 27tr.
Congratulations to Master Bodle
Milne Block, the bulking formerly OC lofficer at Entrance Examination,: to It 'lay be quite a problem to fill the Congratto 1110-s o Joan Philp who
eupled by Earl Willows, one door north 140 Mil in Dungannon Centrt. Thu,- 44. 81(3'. \\'e understand that Miss eel: her 1 1th birthday rn Sat
1(11(;:.g? Ills already secured a position. Imlay, June 111th,
of (he Commercial Hotel. day ;Ind Friday of this
Farm Tractor Tire Made From Corn
'1'11e
to ❑+;tilt. 1.,ois for tm,
covet! bia hot, i„ .
wheu, ft:! lee fiat time. _,:ar 1•.,.•
r11 f;r3
fatl,(r 1 ._ the L'ru) e;: (110,1,( t ,
doycloiaaa the fir:, 1;:ar:ant
pneumatic limier I!'',•,
Fent to .:,';reef the first Of the
new thea as it ca»)„ icor:: the mold
8.t the F' . :eu( para. The his-
toric lira is one of a rr,l 1 (In}'
cot(tplrtrd for tooMr. en the I'r'e•
stone Fianna
Nearly 111 1 } (—l' or 1,i,t) l sands
How Can 1??
By Anne AzhIey
Q. Hl•w can I make linoleum'
Iasi. longer
A. It will Iact longer if one is
ear( fug to wipe it airy after w'::: ii -
Ing. This prevents water front
getting mitllrneath It and into
the seams.
Q. How can I get rood result:,
when shellacking hardwood floors?
A. Beiort shella(ltinn or tvttaing
be surf t;pat the 110ui,, me clean.
The stains will shat} up plainly
tonic( the polish if the stains are
not remo':i 1.
Q. How tan 1 facilitate the
pmssing , f a pleated skirt?
A. \\ hen pressing a )')catch
skirt use needles to pin down the
pleats. They will leave no marits
w'h( 11 they are removed.
Q. 1-fow can I avoid haying
cloudy jay
A. As soon as :ell3 has cooked
sufficiently pour it into the glass-
es. It will he cloudy if allowed
tc congeal before pouring.
Q. }low can I make a good rake
frosting .'
A. A delicious frosting for cake
can be made during the summer
mopthe by using crushed berries
and mixing with confectioner'f1
suerand milk.
140w' OASt I remote iron rust
from white goods?
A. This may be removed by
using a little sour milk.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
All From Coal
Probably roost )f us are familiar
with the fact that through coal
tar dyes, coal gives 110', a whole
rainbow of gorgeous colors, but
not. iso many persons realize that
Goal is potentially richer in rub-
bert than all the Wanda of the
East, more bountiful in fibres
than all the silkworms, and In
general provides a storehouse of
chemicals from which may be
procured ninny mat(rial% essential
berth in peace and in war,
'1'o accomplish the,ae wonders of
transformation, coal is not dump-
ed into some gigantic bobbling
report over a roaring fire by a
hawk -visaged chemist in a white
smock who hovers over the mess
awaiting the particular product
desired. writes W. P. Keashey in
'Tlh Christian Science 11o•,itor.
• •
"](lade from coal." according
to du Pont chemists, \rho gave us
nylon from cent, air, and )cater,
really means that oae of several
tolcrrn(•diatls use.; In linthir,g a
product 15, in 1'1.1:, made from
o' @ or ;10:e of the 5(\era, de•r;'-
Iitiv(•c of Coal.
Bitu:lln."us Cala!, heated in an
srulosl:l that11ber, gives,off 101a -
tile product'' sm.!. i'i coal gas,
ammonia, ('maul, and toluol, and
la('v(-s roue as a residue. These
Pubstane(s are Gen peal!'; for ):c
i❑ mak:.;: suCl• )widely diverse
111011 ria.•' :,' 111;-ft,•(/1 compounds
fora'lplane. tank, truck and auto-
mobile :It :nes; felti1;:)rs: ins(c-
Utidrs: ' : nartl,••s snap'." 1.0(1 lit-
erally 1 marc is of oft, r prod -
Lula.
For about 1.1 pounds
of coal :(re chemically utilized in
the 1i ins o!' oat pound Of the
ay -Abell(' r•16her-10100 neopren(1.
'•L 1( 1) •" t!)(, crystal-clear p'astie
of )111)111 ,„! )1i .1 t' 13 to
»lake tl, Lot,:d 1 tot the fest
rot of :1.r., til ,1f tL1 Lla,,'us
}:r0t)1)c1 l;r;p \1i1i,•l,,
The 11, i .::1 1 :oaf's id t:.,mi.:ate
grain In i 1,1a. t;; 1,1 r 1 e1,1-JIs
of frFIIO r!'1 g ti:i• 1::;,011 to par•
deco ):,sin a!r„0ol, 111(1 tram -
forming the alcohol !Ian
haste hl"e11'.ti t , f s�ntin,'ir nul•-
bor, thronal) a 1 Manta:)) : t art;(:,.
Synth. li,': 111:,11,. f:ein )rain alit'.
nen-oh-aim bases )1a\1 an Ir:11w!
by I'!r('s:nite lose:i2 1) men! 0)01
tlhuw• no 35111 r( err, in ga:Illt1. l':•4d
In tires', 1':1..112 srn'l:etlrr. wear sat-
lsfarforay.
for bomber )nose:, 11111 blisters,
comes from black coal, and this
is only one of )many light and
strong idastics to rem. from ec'al
ant) its derivat:\es.
• • •
Toluol and methanol, used 30
military explosives, such tl. '1'NT,
come from coal, as a]:•'0 doe. trt-
chlorethylene, whirl) is an odor-
less, non-inflairunable dry clean-
ing fluid which has now "gone to
war" to 1110he smoke scrcen9 (,1100
to clean metal part, of ordnance
quickly and efficiently. Even
acetate rayon may I1O11' derive its
vital acetic acid from coal. •
And out of the continuing in-
tensive research carried on under
stress of war there doubtless will
come many new things made from
coal which will be eagerly wel-
comed by the peacetime world.
2nd Russ War Loan
Is Oversubscribed
Soviet Russia's Second war loan
of 12,000,000,000 rubles was
oversubscribed by 2,561,000,000
rubles in the first 24 hours, it
was announced recently, and sub-
ger)ptlonwere raid to he mount-
ing steadily.
(In foreign trade the ruble has
lead a nominal value of 19 cents
but conditions governing Russla'e
eoonomic contacts with the out-
xlde world ntnke accurate conver-
sion into the dollar impossible.
(On the basis of a 19 -cent fig-
ure, however, 12,000,000,000
rubles wouM be $2,280,000,000.)
Gardeners
TO FEED
is as important as
TO SEED
Remember Ihls If you Want ma II -
mum results from ')'our garden,
I'ianta feed only through solu-
tion. Old Gardener, the complete
plant food, Aril bnlnnced, highly
eonventrnted, Ir :Dun's npplled In
solation . . the food goes strnight
to the roots. Add ooe 1e1eI ten.
spoonful to a quart of nater tlnd
apply the solution around the
plants and tilting the runs, 1 ou
ren ferlllire little nod often
throughout Ihe griming period.
TREMENDOUS ECONOMY
$1.(44) l'.0I Ai I:'1' 11 A I\ 1:N •1211 1.11s.
( 1(04 (t'I'ti.1 I.IIt 1 111 FERTILIZED.
PEEll'. nn 111-F(l0'1' ItoR' tut
1•;Ql:lt'.tl,l:\'1' :1 '1.1111:'.. nee Pa'l's
MARKS 13I1 (3'1''.,, 2.110,' Phi'. 4IAR(11
11),' 1'12'1'. 11Ak1?, i ItTS.
Ilirer:ions In et rry picket
FOR BUMPER CROPS USE
THERE IS NC SUBSTITUTE
Obtainable from: Tour denier or
nearest V.uolnorlh, Itresar or
Sle(ropoliton More or ',end ('14511
for puei.el, ptislpnid. to On,lern
Itepre•''entntte a—it. 11. Loins, 111
eillegt"n S1, 1% est. 'Toronto.
4)ntnrio.
Have You Heard?
Those who h:a'e seen the, free-
dom 1'.1111 which American troops
I•)a1,1! moo...V will enjoy this ato]')'
from India.
An Alto...eon, 11114ing hired a
t+,1:-0 for a 110 -tante the ordinary
1:.8) for w, 11 w'ould be half a
rot .1. u.;,: 1:.;;1.n:ou:-3 handed the
(111'.11 r t, U
rap,. nate,
The 01,1', shook his 12(:1(3 vio-
lent)" 00d li,'n1:,nd1(1 60,
" 1111' s'1i1! the American,
"10,.,1)t•nol:dl. I shan't pay any
The 1111,.0:.:. the ('upon accepted
the. m„18: a0„1 waned aw'ny, leav-
ior tl,.• t1•:l . buil pony with the
)1)1)1'.:.•rr.
"With your every breath,
the Got( rnment spends
$1,000." But don't let this
affect your breathing. It is
the tame if you don't.
lir 1:111. (..41. of l,is ''locked
car 1.. ai 1111 rr,•d to a de'ter's of-
fice.
"1 ,al.': do It:1\thing for him,"
611
.4: ti'.( G,'(!1.., "1'11: 1) letc rinary
1,11 (itis!," replies! tato
1410,11.;. "1 1.:,: a inch:.sr to think
1 conic; di. an on rho' -r firer.
She: "Now that we're en-
gaged, dear, you'll give me a
rim?, won't you?"
He: "Why, certainly, dar.
tir,c 1 What's your number?"
"bay," said lihoinson, "you
know that pull near the airfield?
Well. 1 reckon I had n couple of
drinks too many there last night."
"What makes you htink so"tr
"Well, after closing time 1 went
001 and ,iunlped on the first bus
1 (maid find. 1 went to sleep 091
t'h( bUs .. , 11(2(3 when 1 woke up
t1e 110 rt. dropping bombs on Ber-
lin!"
At the last roll call of a
Russian regiment, the officer
sneezed and six men stepped
forward, answered "Here!"
)'OU tell 11110 the way to
the church?" asked the stranger
in the village.
"t•1 rtainly, sir," replied the
chi. ! inhabitant, obligingly. "Go
up the down, keep straight along
the crooked lane, then round the
F.tuare, and when you turn left,
you're right!"
Oswald: "Pop, 1 need an
encyclopedia for school."
Pop: "N'othing doing; you
osn walk to school like I ddi."
Women In Crews
According to word reaching
London, German women now aro
being employed among crewe of
ships that have to run tho gaunt,
let of British mines and bombing
along tho North Sen coast from
Kiel to the mouth of the Rhine.
All the best men from the German
merchant service, as 'frons the
navy, have reportedly been drift-
ed to help man the U-hoat fleet.
STOPeolTC of/.sec!
Bites—
lleatflash
For quick roller from Itching of Insect bites, beat
rest, athlete's foot, oczclna and other externally
caused skin troubles, use feet-actlog, cooling, anti.
septic, liquid D, D, D. Prescription, Greaseless,
stainless. Rooth es !triton on end qulekly store intense
Itching.360 trial bottle prove 14, or money back. Aak
your druggist todsy tor D. D, D. PRESCRIPTION.
HOW TO RELIEVE
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY AND EASILY
11 ,OU are tl'oul);Cd with itching
plies ur Ie':tal soreness, do not de.
guy tre,ttnteut and run tho risk of
letting this condition become chron-
ic. Any Itching or soreness or
palnlul passage of stool is nature's
warning and proper treatment
should be secured at once,
For this purpose get a package
of Beni -Rohl from any druggist
and use a9 directed. '1'1214 formula
which is used internally is u small,
easy to take tablet, will quickly
relieve the itching and sureness and
aid in Haling tho sure tender spots.
Item -)tali is pleasant 10 use, Is
highly : c anninended and It seems
Die (eight or lolly for any one to
rrr0 a painful and chrunt': pile ton•
•.lit,u1 14((n SUC31 It line remedy
m: y be had ut such a small cosi.
If you (ty liono Ito id and arc not
et: sly )'!eased with the resnlls,
yew. 'llucgist will gladly return
MALE HELP WANTED
Linotype Operator; aid Com -
p051101.8 apply to your nearest
Employment and Selective Ser-
vice Office. REFER TO FiLE
No, 80675.
'RElieves distress from MONTHLY'.
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia 1:. Pinkhant's Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve -
monthly pain but also weak, nerv-
ous feelings -due to monthly func-
tional dl.'.turbances.it helps build up
resistance 11;'::inst dl4tress of "diffi-
cult clays." M :cis In Canada,
Aircraft To Carry
60 -Ton Cargo Load
The giant experimental flying
boat which Henry 3. Kaiser and
Ilow:u•d Hughe, are building on
the 1'uitcd States West Coast will
be an all -01}000(, craft powered
by eig'M. engines and capable of
carrying 31(3 tons of (argo,
The plane is reputed to be the
largest aircraft wider const roc -
tion tulyw'hcre.
Officially th.sigilated 85 1010
IIK-1, the flying 1,0:11 11011 ])alt' a
gross weight of 4(1(,0)3(1 petunia.
Other detail:
fuel ('npal:ty, 8.0U(1 )•:,110115';
average cruising sp(t d, 171 (tiles
nn hour; w:01.! spread. 820 feel;
length, 218 feet,
By way of contrast, the la0-c er-
gine I)C-;t, widely instil by the
United Stater air lines 11101 the
111ilit41 has a wing
spread of 1'23 feel, length 641/2
feet.
alone 11:tn i,8,000 t(„515 404(6•
dnnwged and 3,:'(0 (It woli!'htd
as a 805u11 of t1.ena- air r:tha on
Ile•lfast (101'1)1g 1911.
in 1819 1( a1'. r)0 whale attack-
ed an(i 5221:1•: n 11..11 (-11,:0141'. ship in
the Pacific,
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta 1.10
1, Should ono make a cull aft. r
boing entertained at dinner?
2. \Phot are cunridelyd the two
nt,Ust important tl,ln):0 when wilt-
ing a businel:,', letter':
3. At what kind of ('111.1, are
pl(kleh served?
4. 1\'121 n 14)114ing of s"rneone 14,
a friend is it proper t9 say, "Are
you acquainted witi, hill,':"
l , 1\ hat is the proper time t.(1
make tut 11nnounc(!u,,: of an en-
gngerllerd :'
6. What le the h.: t. '.0(1y k' ex-
tend 111614ti(l)h 1(1 n 111e:112f:1,-1?
ANS\WI•:L'�
1. Yo:,; and if a woman hole
obligated She may lake her host-
e:a n few floweis or some little
gift a:+ n token of np)trceiftiun.
2. lireyit.y and lucidity, The
Sho)ter the letter, if exprc'y:sed
clearly, the lretter, 3, At lunch -
suppers, buffet and pic-
nics, 1No; it is In 13,•2' to Ray,
"flo fell 10141'w 12;m':'' h, (111 the
dnv that the f!rhn'e bride
to wean' her engaa.,met rin;: pall -
Hely. 6, They may he ):i1en by
telephone, or by informal, hand-
written persona) noir',
TORONTO CITY POLICE FORCE
TEMPORARY CONSTABLES WANTED
Agt', i!' ;'tsar:' 1021. (1\(1'; Physe•alily f11; at least h' 9" in
stocking feet: 11,0 lbs.; of gum) character and fair ethic:imn.
!b he available fol' appointment immedia:lly. Uniform clothing
ul11liec,
Apply Nearest Employment and Selective Service Office
Refer to File RO.591
CL SSIFIE
AGENTS IN'A\TuIl
it Yot:lt Iit'SI:AND is Cl1N'1J(111-
uting 1011 of h3r saltily for bonds
and you want to h(lp with the
family budget 1,1'I (tn devot( n
fete spare hu(n's daily to It puri -
tion with good pay, w'llte Avt,»
Products of Canada, ):,mit( 1, 1010
St. Alexander St., 314001 cal, QUI:.
r<
Al:'1'0)1(1111I.ES—t'SE•:D
tYSEI) CARS 11'ITI1 GOOD TI HES.
Bee us first. 11ount Pleasant Mo-
tors Limited. t2i ed Car Let at
8040 Yoage street; )lend Office,
632 Mount Pleasant Read,
ront�, Telephone lip'. 1101.
AC'1'0 PARTS
'3 W AND USED P.A.R'ra )'Olt ALL
makes of curs and trucks. C't0n-
,pleta automobile machine shop
service. General Auto Supply, 12
Frederick St., Kitchener, Onturiu.
RAIIY CHICK'S
HYIIRIDt3 FOR EXTRA l'IG01:11
also popular purebreds, Complete
Ulet, all ages. Fairview harims,
t. Marys, Ontario.
MORE TIJAN 1:\'1 I1 \V11,1, FAf.1.
and winter mai acts depend 3•11
high production from the hone'
front, We have ch3(3(14 -- pu131'18,
14�onto cockerels — light breeds
11nnledlnte shipment: lir Irv 1 0 1
breeds July and later. Order
loon, Dray Ha 11181 y, 130 John
N., Hamilton Ont.
'I'HERE'R NO SK('H '1'111NG AS
luck! Not luck, but 01)ed mita-
agement Is what mitts profits
in the chicken burin( ss, and
good management b( gins 11 it( in -
Vesting only In dependable chocks.
For 19 )'ears Tw•t idle Hatchet km
faye been making more nod mole
riendly customers by supplying
then) with chicks they can 0t•
pend on, Space 1n your chicle( n
house 1s valuable. Don't waste it
On chicks but those that aro W. I3 -
bred and healthy. We cal give
immediate delivery in White
Legh01115, 13ro11'11 1.('2110((1", Marl(
Minorca X White 1.1 ghornsN, w'
11a.nlpsblre X Whirr 1.et;horus,
White hock X White Lo):.hurns
and many other hurt pre•: ds and
h11'brid rl'O8H,r, Writ., for ':,t-
aFogue and pure list, 'I'w'cdie
Chick liat''hell(r L!nlif0, Fer-
gus, Ontario.
DYEING .l CLEANING
IIAV1t Y0(2 ANYTHING N1:I DS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for Inforn:nfical. 11'8 ore 011,1 to
answer 3 our 101(.11(.11s. 11rp01't-
mrnt H, fork( is Dye t\'arks
Limited, 791 1""nr•c Stctt, To-
ronto.
1't•:a'rfll:►HS tt a N•r'I:D
W I I.I. 1'A S Till: l'nLL.V \t' 1 NG
prices for 'More end Duel( feat 11-
: rr: Does0 fooll:8 •', 63': 312,; utl. It
feather-, I5.• lb.'}•mf0rt-
• 1211. Unfired, 741; Dur1'l:44: St.
1::I: t. '3'111.)11) n, 111".
I'.tlllt tt'ANTED
\1'.\\'1'1:111, e\t.\l,1, 1''.I;\: 1,w 1J IiJ':
f •,1'. : ui ::I,,e (,1r• •noun, r
l;b.,nt !,1,•:',1 ,1,:12.:11. 4111).
101.11, 11, , :11 1,, ::.11
1'0181' I1A1,11
ISA' 'JI':I:K1 I'(1n'I' ):,11.:,0 .2, sD'•oy's,
„Ila n'iy„ 11:1,1' 1.'1:1!,1'',
112',,8:: eft, 1!, engin
111'(11: ,.'.Ire. Ott 11•:•1.
11.4111 (.000k.
Only Li 111 .n ' •!ad: rn:,nuL"•(»ting
I001,, ,' lt1,1 . ,,ral. 11111'' 111.1(.• ea•d"
.111.11
14 1)1)04 11.4111 1.(I0i)ti
111.ti l tinge '.L, Toronto, Ontario
'1')110' I nut `.40f
TIRES TIRES TIRES
‘vi: 11.14'0: :1 1,11:':1: oi:4,IC'"I'14r.
0! :,.'1 u , 0 1.1.: 1 :n 1•),1
11 11. l; 1:„ , .`.2. 1 • .2,
('111, ,.,,t ,-
1.041 41,1: 111:1.1' 4t 11 l 1:1)
51'`1'.11:1; III:' I;I'I; titial,g112 3.0-
Pai: • ' 1•, , „ 01'11
lama ,I.. 1,1'0_ ...abr.
1 r•. (2 1, i! i:, ,!, e , -
11" 1 1 c1 r I•,. 3', 1. 11 ,•11-. 211.1
3.,1 3 : 1./';I', , 1 .,.2 2 : 1,. 31, 3.
Roil your ov,irierti
Go for Og,cl'ni':3
(4d -tenors in the \'1'cst ofast
look In their 05.1 atad ! uppl.let
by 111u10loam ... Many mated -al
Ogden 'i3 for they Ilia! (lstrt'et,l.t
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ISSUE No. 26 43
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
.luny 4
I\ rEOPLE 1N DISTRESS --
E.otlu•I l • 1 22; 2 : 1.2i
PRINTED TEXT, Exodus 1 t n•11;
: 23.25.
(-,OLDEN TEXT -They cried,
and their cc, come up unta God
rt r,soct of 1;11 bondage. 1.130.11H
Peltr''ory 'i:rte; (int In !leo,
3 Joh,. 4 : i
THF_' LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Tura., Th., Hrs, , of our les -
nen r t.-'tnsid,'rable period
01 loft,. nn ,letuliielr marked off,
hni i1 ':le 1':le;',uh hl'rf' \ehn It110
1"n ti; -,•i ,, I. T111)1111111ni 111, ilii
cell;( '••!1 ,." •, .0 1:111 and 1 117
lie('
Place. I'n' hied of Ceishen : en•
o;,11', ;ld '11' (tiles of i'illlont
unll Ii )me,,, ie• t irul:'ly.
God's Blessing
"An.' ,I,11epli llir,fl, and ..if has
Ltiohi,::, and 'Ill that generation.
..Uta Herr• colic n of ',Mil.' 4ver'1
Iruiltil:. ;ural !nrrea,ed abundantly,
tool u, •lliplied, .end waxed exeen•d-
11u' to:.'fly; Intl the land was till,
est \t h . them." titers blessing wile
Ment' '111) nennIe, w11101 he had
prot111c(11 to intik,: 'as the star~ of
hl.;lvlr, ;Ind tti thf) ~and \4htt•h Is
aper ':.e s(;a;hn e, rot' itlultitude.'
re Affliction of Egypt
the+re acme a sew kioti
over e'. t n1, Who knew not Joseph.
t, nil , VIII') his lieu n10,, I1•.
)(oli, 'a1) pe1)11!e of the children
of L••'; .1 aro more and mightier
that v.': come, let us deal wisely
ley they multiply, end
11 e n,,.1 to pass. IL`at. when there
fem.!' ,,ul any war, they also john
theme' \1)W mato our enemies, and
fl;iht : Lniiisl 111, and :;et Ilteill 1I )
(lit'it! -Hu; lana."
Ir 'sue., -.(with the oilier Can-
fe;ailo r :talion,. 'vith the Hillis -
time. ell even with the
13 11 "iter tire heard stn invas•
inn „! 1 -:gyp(, which, it was felt,
mien! • atve the most disastrous
coiefflenvoi. \\'Ila,, It HO,: 1'011•
rine, I y J('l11,111t' nee1111,0,1, (cord,(
bt. 'Ill part taken hr the Israel•
tten': '•! cite it not be that they
tt lfll ll; -.dill themselves to (:,swat's
1 nnnH1,. and fight against Ilse
l:? It :f 1, , 1141 tie either help to
LUMP 1.1.'1(1 III) leer silbjeetlott 10
the l;';tites, or else 'get Ihent•
s i -or p out of the land'? Tho
;t+Iae•ri:e-s (weenie'' the portion of
I:g^�pl (visci fife 1titfitcs would
fust en'er; 1f they ,joined the en -
ow!. 1 eey w•iul1 deliver Into iia
taeatb 1< large tract of most \;Ila
51(11 ,:'itery, nntl put him in a
lec,r.i1lir. from whiell iii+ \vuui'1
threntrl: the most important of the
1!llt\ali;,;: rihes Tante, Ileliopntis,
Rnh;,i:.•, \letuphis.
God's Will Triumphs
"'1'he,1Jore they did set over
(Leal skllt i ter•( to afflict them
wiih !1.1'11' burdens, t\tld they Ilitllt
tut i- .r,raoatl s(ore-rtlles, I'ithonl
nue l;r,:futs,s. Ilut the more 'they
alt l e e: 1) 1 111un1, the more they
uel,llia:fd
and the (ori, they
veriaii abroad, :1 nil they \vera
gr it%r 1: her;tit.ie ur the Children
01 11n';:r:.Anti the Egyptians nettle
tit !tiltireu of Israel to servo
with t:(; sled they !natio Ihelr
l)t'et' '.Iter Witt) hard service, in
nu,rl;u ;old in brick, and In all
memo'' of slrvlee !u the field, all
thf•i1 et•rvice, wherein they mado
ib(e ,r•t've vitt rigor." l(auteties
wttn r,rted far his vast building
enter(• :pis, and just at s the thug
WLln; ,, needed thousands of melt
to ' c.;: trlu't new public works
hiuonr.tout. Egypt, ha found 11 op•
portinic and possible to force these
ht 11,1(e I; Hebrews to work mac -
Menlo. as slaves in the nuking
of lire h aid lahnriug on the walls
Of th+'rr building.i miller the !dist-
inc •';ut of North Africa,
Tio- attempt to reduce the popn-
Iatimee of Ilse ilehrews by hard
A ori .`:tiled, so the Pharaoh of
Egypt proposed a Hutch more drat--
tii' i, `:,•me, ile issued an order
Boal ....Pry baby boy born of it
Iir•.t,rel'' mother should Ito kilted
eel vitt u. This order w•as not nhty.
1'har,tnh charger, his
ge••opll, F•1ty'ing, ',ivory son that is
bort. 'e shrill east Into the rivet•,
end e :cry daughter )'e shall Sana
al v1'No 411)1111 for several years
1:i ii! 7:;uusfin(k or imtoreat liver
Iver) ,arrific('d. tit ill, the king's
perpoe, \vas not afforded. in one
1)r ;utuihet' (:1111'4 will 11'1•
11:1 l,lle d over man's anti the
1,,iyte. doomed to extinction by
tho i,I_he'sl human power withal
1)n iti'th ;It the time, \v;t'1
presli4(.11 by Uod's pt'ovideiti'
ti ,ug'1 all tho perils \\'itirh throat -
i;, to h,tt only, according to
fl 1 1•'ontise twi(((t to .laroh', ':t tee
11 it, ,Inti it roulpeny of nation,.'
Payer For Deliverance
'ere it cant, to pass it1 1!,n
C(ei,'5e of thine many (lay,, that
lift'• I, file of Egypt died: anti Ilse
,');il,irvn of Israel sighed by r,:1 -
sure o! the. boudaee, and they ere 0,
rind their cry came tip alto COI
uy If . (111 of the bondage, And
God heard their ,groaning. and
Mai membered Ills covenant
i111 Alirehant, 14.111 itiaac, and
u int 1aeoh. And (lid sate tho
ele; 1., a of Israel, and God took
}thee 'f (ago of thein." When it says
Cad lt'lueithertetl his Covenant. it
memo: that Cod is about to bring
into reality that covenant wide])
Int Or. ist'nal'z going hltrk rap
PREPARED
1\','ll-protvet ed soldier fills a
cylinder with freshly combined
war gas at an eastern arsenal -
additional warning to the Axis,
into Palestine to dwell there In
the land which the Lord God would
givo to her. Of the phrase 'Cod
saw' It might be said: 'The eyoa
of the Lord aro toward Lhu right-
eous and his oars ars open to their
cry; ;end Ihough Israel will not
righ1eons for their owtt sake, thoy
were Itoluved for theft' father's
as 11,'.
A Tented Kirk
In The Desert
Scottish Regiments Take
Part in Dedication of Church
in a camp somewhere: in Egypt,
an officer, an N.l',0,, and 10 nen
i'ront each of the Scottish regi-
ments, to,;ether with e. pipe band
and a 1101 it n of kilted Ilighland-
e's, tool, part in a ceremony,
unique in the history of the wat•
in the .li,ldle East.
It was tho dedication of a tem -
vas church called St. :\ndre•,v'r
(:hunch of Scull:nal,
Curry Rifle,'
.horse among the regiments of
the Itritish Army, the Cameron -
ions 1 Scottish Rifles) aro privi-
leged to carry their loaded rifles
into church and to mount a guard
for the protection of tho wor-
shippers,
1)t•to'l'11deel (rola the (:ovti'lallt-
et;i of Scotititt!, who had to pro-
tect their minister 401 the hills
and in the glens, this rcgit0 ant
hill adheres to the old customs,
Each maul carries a Bible in his
pack and the youngest officer on
parade carries the Bible for pub-
lic worship tto church.
Over this 1o0tci1 church, the
C'•ameronians posted their ;ward,
owl when Ow 4'ot. }tippers wet'o
assembled, the officer of the
guard, in Lime old formula, en-
tered the church and informed the
preacher that the guard had been
posted and that public worship
could proceed.
In Memory of Friend.
'I'lle church has a pulpit, Com-
munion table and other furnish-
ings just as ice to he found in any
church in Scotland, but they en-
shrine intemories in the padre,
Roy, '1'. L. Low (Church of Scot-
land), who ministers there, for
the Communion table and the pul-
pit aro each in memory of a
friend.
Two years ago, d'Uritt4 the uatn-
paign in Eritrea, Pedro Low
buried a coml'ttdu who had re-
signed his commission in the
chaplains' department in order to
become a combatant officer. 'Ib
his memory the Communion table
1. dedicated.
Later, Padre Low lost another
friend, known for 118 fearless -
111%3 as "the man who had won
a thousand \',C,'s," and the Scots
Guards felt that when he was with
then( all was well. 'Pilo pulpit Le
dedicated to id,' Mentot'y•
R.A.F. To Blaine
Gerinati coal deliveries t44 ILily
"have ceased as a result ut the
intensified hoathing of the Ruhr,"
the liritisIi Radio said, quoting a
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tl'a radia'-+ most listened to pro-
gram in North America. . . the
[au It:ultra 'Theatre, :111 VIi'Sey8
m+tdo re4'e1111y indicate that. (11l8
fico iertOs of ptayit prtsluced by
C. 11 bi 1ille top ell others In
audience. The show braves ties air
for tho anutnl''r, Monday, July
12111, but will ba hack Seplemher
131h. And whiles wo'rti on Isle sub•
ler(, or play'(, If you're a tato over
ning ll-derrer you'll .gel qutie a
thrill from tho midnight dranl-
titi ttiuui currently baitig broad-
ca31. over the Columbia Syslom and
(1119{13 fivo nights a weak .. ,tilt•
forma types of playa . , . t'xi'el•
lottiy aided and producod. 11.30
to midnight Is this tlmo. 'Those
playa aro re'pLtcing the dance
hawk w'hlett formerly 'Neat',' a
tonin eh lr•u'terislic of late ova -
nine{ refit.) programs.
• • •
And routing back for Just a few
moment; to Iho 9I111Ject of ills-
appe';tranriti from olio air, many
of the well known voices and per-
5t/llalllios of the ether waves hav9
lately becntuo mostly a memory.
Moreovor, in many rases they are
not merely summertime dl,appoar•
anew. 'rimy V represont radio's con-
tribution to ibis fighting forces.
Prnmtnently among Out w911 known
vnit•es to b'avo Iho air ((smutty
was that of Loran Greene, Chief
ttnnnitneer of ON (!,ii.( Lorne
(lri.ato has gone "fictive." Fred
Ulrlin:;, who was on the annotmo-
latg staff of the ('.It.('. at 'l'oruttto
Is now tr;tittlug witit the Royal
1eas..( I ,tn Air Voris). ,favor Moore,
known for his flno \yuck 11.1 it
1'4410 ;triol' Ifl ('llli;lfla, has joined
ftln I.t113 in tihtaki. Even the girls
etre' ger! ing in step, Tho popular
talo coinnri=ed or :Marie Elder,
\Lu lee Crinin :ani 4'Ivleine Bent-
son hare pill 1111 the navy bluo
of itie \\'RI,:\S.
•
hn; Just lost lin services
of popular ar)nnulcer Jack. l►aw•
son who goes into traiihtg for air -
err\, this week with 1111) itoyal
Canadian Air ('olive,. ('hltli's well
known mu.siral director )lily Lock-
;10.,- 1; itoty nearing the insignia
of tt lieutenant of the Royal Navy
• . a11,1 will ito fitenlif(ed w'!ilt
the production of the Navy Show.
• . •
Not se very lung ago girls and
boy.( found Ihelr heroes in the
pa•;es of ;t'Ivcrtrttrti and pillory
honk I, In the ;Inchon folic talcs
and oftener than not In fairy stor-
ied, 111 I11n4ti muter( day3 nr \t•ar
111,1 smug CA11:1,linn 40110,11 Ion is
finding; that there ;rt' many heroes
anlnn4 their own brothers and
cousins . , , school children their
own age have boon called upon
fo sho\v courage that no story
hook ha:i ever matched. Under the
Mlle, "Courage, 11)13 Pattern."
Mrs. 1'ierro ('asgfain will speak
to her afternoon audience of the
C.13.(', nal tonal network Friday,
.Tune 25th at •1.13 p.m. In recent
weeks Mrs. Casgrain lune present-
ed sumo of the most. Inspiring
discussions offered by any woman
over the Canadian ntr.
• • •
it has long been 1.04.00 1;e/1 that
ntiuly of radio's finest programmes
aro presenter) at hours of rho day
when It 19 Inconvenient for many
members of the household to lis-
ten In. C10R11 Toronto, recogult•
Ing that daytime programmes fre-
quently have a limited audience,
duo to the activities of household
and war work duties on rho part
of tho women, and because a large
proportion of the men aro at 'work,
has undertaken the policy of re-
hroadc,t.stittg during the evening
horn's certain programmes origin-
ally heard earlier In the day. The
Columbia preion iatIon 1"11rane-
r
Atlantic (',Ill" Is on, ex unple. !hie
to (hit fart thaw ;Ilk prn.;r.unnt•i
originates on alternate iutt+l.tye
In the 1111113 it Isl.'s a:+b rho lee
Rod Sillies, It has h'lifr up a very
t,xlon ;ire. listening andienr,s, 11 toy
church goers however, have found
that, they aro not hark fr un
church 0 Ilote to hear 'he i-114
noon Sunday tt 'oade, ,t, In order
Hunt "I'r.tns.\tlantic 1'.111" I111y he
brought 1n 1 he ? u': •'' "1 ret
audiences, lite original et 44Fl(t0tt'3
18 holt' ; ret'ar'ded for d•,1
broadcieo every Smote: .-•alit{
at R n'r!uelt over crit 11 Toronto.
•
Couuiaudos who r ti 1 hr al•
nary held roasts of h.nro) u'•1
currently being ntal,'h•'d it to for
elan and girl for lean it (Ito 1.'10
this summer by the ('omo...HJ•ti
of the Farm, To help f lrlueri r'I th
.)tore foot, to 1lin ha true and
fronts, ('arm Couuu;wdo lirl;a.ln.t
are being organised III oro(.' en,pil•
fated centro of Ontario. !Indio la
playing a pronthosnt part In tills
battle of the harts Commandos
All radio stations in Ontario, hath
pubiiely and privately awned, are
providing their fnrilil1)1 to rally
more Commandos to the '.114),
Don't Feel Sorry
For `Poor' Boche
Germans Brought Bombe On
Themselves, Says Windsor
Star
Have you noticed haw many
people aro talking of rho poor Ger-
Malts, who aro unfortunate enough
to het living In the. bombed ('ideas
of the Ruhr? Already ihero 18 i1t9
beginning of a wave of sympathy
for tin ltoc:he. The sucgeitIon is
that the punishment bel14 meted
out to the Reich Is severe,
A reef should he taken to that
sort of talk, The Cernruts brought
every bomb on themselves. They
set out to destroy Great Britain
block by block. 'Tito Iden was to
halter London and the other clues
Into masses of rubble and pulp.
Tia peoplo (vera to he sLutoitt:td
until tho survivors quit, ratloir
than carry on the strnt;eta.
• • •
bout gu feeling sorry for the
Germans. ,,'They would misunder-
stand It, If you dill. They \voted
take It as a siege or weakness, be-
hoving that our silo was begin-
ning to falter, right at the mo-
ment when more and Moro pres-
sure should he Inflicted on rho
enemy,
War Is cruel, make no mistake
about that. The Germans knew 11,
when they dragged the world into
this combat. Tho 1.3oche was will-
ing to bomb and hill men, women
and children In tete mad greed for
power. Now, when our shin In do-
ing the bombing, the Germans
squeal for sympathy.
It 1s not sympathy the (iel'lltatte
teed; It 18 more and more. bomb -
Ina.
Churchill's Speech
Without Affectation
According to a reporter, listen-
ing to a broadcast by Mr. Chur-
chill, the latter hits "no pu'blie
school accent," This is correct In
a sense, though Mr, Churchill
wont to Barrow. His pronunci-
ation is substantially that of the
educated classes; of the public
schools, of the universities at none
of which he was a student; of the
law courts and Parliament. There
is no standard English pronunci-
ation, any more than there is hero.
'Pheee classes have a coltttnon habit
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THIS CURIOUS WORLD
1
By 'William
Ferguson
t fit
ti
an.,ms✓rmrua••..sn.....vea••
JOHN ON a -
1 THEATER MANAGi ?.
AT AI.EeION, NEBR.,
/1' TA-/ 1:14AIT'' -
1HE DAY THAT
THE PICTURE: E;/
THAT NAME
OPE/VEC> A7"
•
X-4 /J/-M-ANYX
15 MADE UP ENTIRELY
QI= co/t3INArtONS OP
1)'/S5ES AN) Buzzes.
rear e ,
"WHEN YOU RAZE -
A BUILDING, YOU TE.AR.
it DOWN;'
sA,,s s.w. WHITNEY,
DENVER? COLJJ.
, NEXTt fienorinx tie toad.
of pronunciation, but this Cotner
about by intercourse and a•36ocI-
allot' and youthful practice in the
family rather than by any school -
masterly orders or prohibitions.
Mr. Churchill has seen many
varieties of sten and life in peace
and war. 'There is no affectation
in 111s Speech, Ila (alts very much
lit. • an educated American,
the igtt he may treat the leder
"1" in a utttnnt'r difficult 1,► the
former.
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Mother Goose Revised
Thee was a crooltctl ratan ate! las
hall a crooked style;
11 raised a crooked uul,ta.'he ,uu1
.,mile,, a crooked s i:iI,,
11 - flag a crooked (roes, he pad)'•
li.sited crooked fac:s,
And leen( a crooked Europa with
crooked little pacts
- ''; iw York lleraltl Tribute).
WORLD WAR PRESIDENT
HORIZONTAL Answer to I'reviulI: Puzzle
1 Pictured
World War
president of
U. S,, ---.
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13 Letter of .J 0 R MURAY : `Is r1
alphabet. E Kj��� C A'T
14 Fuss. LE .::;•EPI A L A
10 Cloth measure E -1--
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18 Finish, MUD 1 R ;OGRE TON I
20 Offer. 1-- ! O.N T
22 Likc, Q L'E D C 101NV 0 R 33 Clip oft
24 Sorrowful. suddenly.
26 Piece of 44 And (Latin). G•I Symbol bol for 39 Liquefy;
furniture, 46 Nova Scotia 1'rhiuut' 41 Upon.
27 Toward. (abbe.). (i5 Accomplish. 42•13one.
28btsencumbet', 48 \Vo. Gd in:•cct. 43 Smell.
30 Withdraws, 40 Paid publicity VERTICAL 45 Weary.
33 Be seated. 50 Cover. 1 You and 1. 47 -Location.
34 He helped 52 Prefix.
2 Mineral rock. 48 On,
found tllo 54 Self, 3 Lubricates, 49 Representa.
e--- . of 55 He participat• ,4 Rhode Island tive.
R
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17 Big.
19 Born.
20 Defeat:I,
21 Obtained.
23 Window ledge
25 Two in card
26 Wager,
D 27 Current.
29 Transaction.
31 Symbol fol'
cerium,
32 District
attorney
(abbr.),
0
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Nations. ed in signing
85 Be present. the Versailloe
36 Music note.
•3ti;0ut of 66 Command.
(prefix). 57 Each (abbr.).
88 Id est. (abbr.). 58 Corrosion.
40B•eliold! 62 Half an em.
42 Opera (abbr.). 63 Arid,
(abbr,).
5 Individual.
6 Marry,
7 Provided.
8 Stated.
9 Unusual.
10 Negative.
15 Combat.
51 Darling.
53 Musical
instrument.
54 Paradise.
59 Either.
60 Hypothetical
structural to*
81 Hawaiian bled
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By J. MILLAR WATT
WHY? TRE
YOU
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tEXIcicala`NICIEWtQiEatKICII:a lCurCI NIAI SICIRKatatlCtaliCICtltaKat►CatKiaictctctoct :
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Elliott 1iisuiance Agency
J. H. R. Elliott, Gordon Elliott
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
CAR—FIRE–.LIFE—SICKNESS—ACCIDENT.
I3L1"1'II — ONT.
Orrice Phone 101. Residence Phone 11 or 110.
"COURTESY
AND SERVICE"
ate'
II al lloderieh last week.
1 mks Je 111 Canlp11,11, of Sky Har-
bour Air Tort. epeut the week -end
gwith her parents, 1Il,, and Ales. N'.
ii A. Cant loll.
Ila:tic Ilydc 1';l Il•; 1\'c. -4t
v
'at}li. ;tt.:( 01ltei' frieIIIL(,
\1r. \\'tu, 11i'l•,;`yell art.; In London
on Monday with a load of \void.
1Ir. and \Irs. Leslie Vincent and
THE STANDARD
recti 1\' ,
babe of Help; a\)., were \\'c;;lfield Os.
re2i�,2t21?,213(..2, 212.?.e12t 2.�71�ra.:1'21?.a(a1a,.�,a,a1:,17t2; � a(a(31 e,3,aia'ia+�, 2(2(ai9r2.a,2,aata,?t.:.
DONNYBROOK
'Pitt \1',\I.`. 001 10 11', ,111, •day ai
tt rni:cut at the h. m:
fl'nylor.
\i; . Nit 1
end in l,;;u(1 :t
1'raig.
Air. ai.il NI... t:. 11.
ily ]lav, :1 1 i1 it, 11 !,, ;l.
Ni„ it 1 .lis a tat,
►1': 't 111'1' 1' lreais. \I1. at I Ales.
Chalon( ; at;.l who ,• 11 ienl' :.
NIL au Airs. J1. '1.:.unl
son, Ilarv(;. and Alia Ityet..tu l'1 lin
trey of I.i •ttatt !, tr'e'e`' Stu,tlty
111' li'I;
('11.11_ •:1.:1: ia: W1')
tci; ll 11• ; Ir n I.. 1
•
\Irs. .1, Nether) and family.
.41111e; \It'•'ioit, of 'Toronto, sp •11
.'i,• wet k end ttith ids par. 11' . 11, ,1
anti \Irs.
(toss .Anti ;son, 1{.('.:A.4'., Handl,
ton, spent the w 1'i r, 1'1111 at ll,.• 11(1111"
IU1.1.,
\IILIte1 niy
('hutch at I I•:;,1 a.m. next
Rev. I:, t 1. UMW.; 11" r M.A..
of \\'Ingham will o'firil:':e and
servic,.,;
Sunday. The
lire;:••
prcat'h.
111 Weit'01110,
\\TEW1 FIEI.,I)
Reim, I(a)monil Redmond att
;tt the home of \1 r. and \Ii;, 11,ivi I the Jur.' s. ;:ion cf 41111' C,rauly
1,'hannte)•.
Pte. `'alto 'I'homp'otl has reportlii at
I! i!ticfield otter a f1 tv days visit with
his parch,, Mr. and Mts. '.\. 'Thou`')
eon !pun n.nipletton nt a special
course at fort ICnox, Kentucky.
1..11'. Irvin:; Maine; ;mil \Irs. Ilstine=
and I..1t'. (Pert ('.nnpbell a1' Dart:
mouth. a few clays at 1
home of hi: aunt , \lr;..sa;. Craig, an 1
:1101' friend.:. \11'. Evt!n.; Haines or
sh(pntan, Sade., who ilas spent the
Past min:!t ciatini; relatives in this
lut;ality. acecnipanh; then` on their
return trip.
AUBURN
davensbng and S.-'rnton next Sunday
in St. \(arc;'.: ('hutch at ::I t p. 111.
The Rector will officiate,
(pl. It..1. (.Tale- of Si. Thomas. \liss
11a ('raig of \\'inghain visited over the
week -end with 11r. and Mrs. W. J.
Craig,
11estirs, flonalil (toss. Jima Patterson
and Frank \lustard of Brucefield vis-
ited over tat" week end with the
formers moldier, Mrs. Erred Rost;,
\fes. frank Sturdy and daughter,
'Helen, of 1\'ingham with \Ir. and Mrs.
Harvey NleG'ee,
-Mr. and Mrs. 0. Neill of Parkhill)
tt'ith Mr. and \Its. A. .1, Iergur;on.
Nit's. William Watson of Nile is (1
patient in Clinton hospital having uu•
dergone a s?rious operation.
Word ha; been receiv,:d by E -ph -
ria -m P.1ii, that his grandson Pilot Of.
(icer Myron Reid was r'Torted nits•
sing after operations on June 11. He
was Olt eldest son of Mrs. Dot Reid
of Toronto. Mrs. Reld's only otdtcr
son, Sp P. Observer Riisse)l Reid war;
reported missing July 4, 11,1.1 1,
On; f''ritlay evening euchre was play
cd in the Orange Hall after which a
dance war; held in the Foresters' hall
with Monk's orehesti i, Godericii. pro-
viding the music. Special feature of
the evening was t411,e draw for the
utedicii.e cabinet made and donated
by William .1. Craig. \lass Viola
Thump, -on of Auburn held the lucky
ticket. 'i':ie proceeds of the sale of
tickets on th.p cabinet was and
the (loci' recoipt1' were $111._'11,
v
BELCRAVE
The June meeting of the iielgrat'o
\\'mnen'1 Institute was 'held lit tin
how of Mrs. Rae Crawford on Tiles -
(lay afternoon. Nips. .I. M. ('oult'r.:'
and Airs. N,I6ao Higgins, convenors of
the Standing l'nnnnllte(• on Agricu1.
lure, nrrange(I the program. Mrs. 1•:.
.Andel =on, the pre=!dent. conducted
Ilse n' 'ling 0:iir11 wn; opened ]n Fie
o,ual manner. The minutes of the
previous meeting were adopted and
are;':111' is report received. It ‘s -os
(1('cid(•d to glt'• ?-lu,cu to Cie Central
fund for :ug.n• for jam for Itritnin.
lrran'nients will bo merle iii the
near future for the annual memorial
!•vie•.. a! Itrandon Cemetery. The i oil
call tern; well ITApini,led to with hint.
crania:: and sunin.; ve:ct:•l,l; : f (1'
,,i11),:.. \' .(. 11. 1 'pin1,•,, gav;, •t
1.1,tort .11 the. I islrirt :1111111;`1
int in
hill in Clinton. An inter.
e -air.: ; 1111'•:; ons git1•n by Alis. .1.
.111. .. lrs. N. 11"ggins rnnduct:' 1
a ,4,1 14, r' 11.1'1'11! e0.11,': `tete in
n' \I'.;. ,\, K, 1ti11 •. Limo!!!
l 11y ;'.le i1', ! '' ass';`. -.I
by \Ir' N. IIiegir:. Mr,. G. Iligg'ins.
\It:. .1. I. Gully
1 ; i'rcetf-r, s'cn off 1lr. and
Mrs 1 ' I'rt.••ter, Iris f1 ft to join tite
ft.('..► .
i:; nest 11'11` l r. I.t'Ihbrirlge. Alta..
it sp. luting a short time with rr'In-
tites ]tete.
Ir. and \Irs. George Cook, Mildred
hlorence, Evelyn and Lois, spent the
weekend In fiau(ilton with Mr, and
.11.,. i,
1 ,I 11 . 11
tided
i•tors on Sunday.
\liss \101 el I�illough. (',1\V..\,('., 0
Loudon, Mts. 1\'m. I(elly and Jim o
Seaforrll vi:itcd on Sunday wit(` Air
and Nit's. Alva \Icl;owell,
.11r. aur; lies. )toy .\',chic. ll r, raid
Mrs, N.i'ti it \1ul`owell, were tli Iph
tit: 1 l It 'lt •111 r visitors on 'Tuesday.
\\'tile ht G.Ielph they visited thc0,.1.C.
\Ir;. .11.it : 'I'yer.n.in Is visiting at
tate 1101110 of \i r. and 11'.5. l'en't
'I'0111111y'tl of 1.011 lesbm'o,
Mrs. A;,ufe \\'alp` r of A11nu'11 spent
Sunday with \11'. and \Ira. 1'ougla:;
('a 111pbell.
AIr. and Mrs. No; 1110 \4 't';nvell
visited with \11'.•;, 0s1 ;Weston of
(1.114` tit t 011 .'i t i ;,l y. 1'I„_ friend:;
will he sorry In heir Ih;!!Os-
1 aide, -tun fell atal will be. laid 1141 for
l'oa11a few weeks.
.._"'.1'..Y
WeditesiIay, Julie 23, 1941
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MAINTAINS
PAY -AS -YOU - GA - POLICY
AT the time of bringing down the Provincial Budget on March 19th, 1943, it was
indicated that the figures were Interim figures and that definite and final figures
would be supplied as soon as the accounting of the Treasury Department was
complete for the year.
These are the, final figures for the twelve months ended March 31st, 1943. Certi•
fied correct by 1I. A. Cowan', Chartered Accountant, Provincial Auditor. They speak
for themselves.
Combined surplus on Ordinary and Capital- Account
Reduction in the Gross Debt
Reduction in the Net Debt
Reduction in Contingent Liabilities ........................ ...
Reduction in the Funded Dcbt...........................
Reduction in the Treasury Bill Debt
.... $27,766,504.72
19,906,519.85
11,686,815.15
2,505,441.37
7,868,100.00
6,500,000.00
A bank overdraft left ore r front. the previous fiscal year of
$5,793,286.92 was paid off.
There teas added to the Provincial Sinking Funds the sunt
o/ $1,196,805,66.
Every tax -payer in every Ontario city, town, village and township has benefited from tho
Provincial Government's PayAs•You-Go Policy. For as a direct result of this Policy, the Provin.
tial Government has passed on the following actual financial benefits to Ontario municipalities
between April 1, 1935, and March 31, 1913, amounting to over seventy millions, five hundred
and forty.thrce thousand dollars.
1. Municipal Subsidy
2. Maintenance of Indigent
Patients in Sanatoria...*
3, Township Itond Subsidy
4. king's highways
5, County Roads
6. Old Age Pensions
$21,561,14.1.90
7,288,509.00
2,000,640.00
17,192,059,00
1,249,442,50
7,007,948.00
7. Pensions for the Blind.,....., 145,580.00
8. Mothers' Allowances,....,,.., 12,724,438,00
9. Municipal hydro Rrid inl
Relief 1,2.16,622.82
10. Training Schools 123,657.83
TOTAL 870,543,033.05
*Cumulative to December 31, 1912, end of Sanatoria fear.
the Provnce of Ontario
Further information gladly supplied upon request to
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, PARLIAMENT BJ DGS., TORONTO
HON. A. ST. CLAIR GORDON, Provincial Treti3urer •
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
a
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Wednesday, ;Tune 23, 1943,
TIIE STANDARD
R...,_+.40•:..:0,.4.0." “:“.:.+4. .4.4.44+.4..•.00ii Vodden; S. Y0111101)1111 I; N, Radford; 19,, quills, the small grout) on the
` - } ( '•( I. Nothergtll; ('. Sunder- 11th 1111(1 Nil have pieced and quilted
i LYCEUM i IIE 1 DRE
a. 1'. Brown; '
WINGHAM—ONTARIO. •_' cork; (:, Conn; N. Carrel(; \V, 101 the Red Cro•x Unit.
•t• I,H,tle; S. "my.
1,\t this meeting the lucky 11(ke1 for a
j TWO Shows Sia. Night t
TUT'
— "lit'(David .\II'\ uglier who Ilah
41 Thurs, FI•i. Sat, June -24-2.7)--26 '�
Fay Bainter, Hugh Herbert becu laid up with th.' nleaslcls is now
J
Carolyn Lee in ; • able to he (round again,
"Mrs. Wiggs Of The
Cabbage Patch"
fAllce Megan Itdc.'M story of
mit tilde M rs. Wiggs.
41 ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS Its
r( , ci' \yho are now serving King and
School Scetlous N'a. 9 and 111 spent
a pleasant time pirnihIng at Coderich
tt� on Saturday' afternoon last,
the*The Red ('ros- pack,^d I7 boxes ro-
t:: ce11tiy for 1hw hoys of our community
i:Matinco Sat. aftornoon at 2.30 p, m. Colltllly
Mon, Tues. Wed, June 28 29 30 t=`, Mr, II'owaid ll'unsdon of Clinton,
3: Mr, and A111;, David Ewan have had
(VAL11 13EACI1 STORY'= �theirniece fromNInnt,,:al visiting
A rollicking cotniedy. !hem for e few days,
('Claudette Colbert, Joel McCrea in.". visited with his (not11 on Sunday,
I 1
ALSO CANADA CARRIES ON t= Mr, and Mrs. E. Dewar of Ottawa.
AND SHORT SUBJECTS ;t: spoilt the lvr_1(crd with Airs, 1)rw'ar's
by _:
W+44:8.0 , 4,4:4.4:4:4.,1:4$4:414:4.;:4,11'
I,ONDESB()R0
At•. 1 rnt.sl A(lams has sold ills farm
to Mr. John Armstrong who gels pos-
eessiou inuuediately,
Mrs. \\'. T. Ibvnsdon, Air, and Mrs,
Iticlutl•d \'o(hleu spend Saturday with
Ala', 811(1 Mts. Jack 11100r, Mt. Forest.
Airs, Lillie \VIebsler has had a new
chimney built it having been damaged
J,y Ilghtening,
A very successful Mingo was held
last week 111 Community hall reallz-
mother, \1rs, E. Lyon,
Rev. Slathers of Fullerton gave a
very file sermon itere on Sunday
morning. Itov, A. E. Nlenzl05 taking
the Anniversary Services at Fullerton
\irs. Alr11zics, Beecher, Alex and
Marge accompanied hint, Fullerton
was a former rhtu'go of Rev, Menzies.
Airs. Fred :'rest spent. several clays
with Stratford friends recently,
IIULLETT
on friday afternoon the ladies of
(:roup No. 2 oI' Burns' Church, and
ing over $••111.110 which was used for some neighbouring ('onstolce ladies
packing (loxes I'or the following boys nlel at the home of Mrs. ,Iaclk and
oy.crseas: \\'. Koss; K. Scott; II. Rous Mrs. 1{efih 1le-se.lwood, and fluflted
1), Sprung .1, Sprung; I,. \'olden; ]L four Rod Cross quilt;. This make;;
I u.
towel, donated by \Irl. Ilos'•elw•ood,
wits (fawn; George 1'at•sorvico being
the lucky %%inne.r. The sale of the
tioltots by Airs. Ilesselwood, Helen
and Lois, am(.unted to $11,SJ \\ditch Is
to he used hy the group for the Pur•
ohaso of supplies. 4:) vont., was
realized 011 a box of berries donated
by Mrs. (ieorge Curter,
This same group mot last \yeelt at
the Home of \Irs. Berl 1(oggart, and
quilted four Ited Cross quilts,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Riley have
move.(: to their new home south of
Clinton,
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George
(''aster visited at the home of At', and
Mrs. Harold Jackson, of Seaforih,
Airs, \\'m. Carter visited with her
('align, Alia. Sproat., of Egmondvilie,
WARNING
A.s 1 hale purchased the Alciuuis
Farm, any person I hear of cutting
wood in the bush as heforc, or cutting
wire fences, \vitt be prosecuted, ac-
cording to law.
P, H. DOUGLAS, Hamilton.
STRAYED
'1':tm and York sow, strayed to no
preniWs of \lervin Cooler, on Sat-
urday 0Igh1. Owner may llal•e same
hy paying for the expenses, phone
13-S Blyth. 46.1,
CANADIANS
TPLLOW ,, two million
_--ri ind the file a
-I Would like th it obligation t0
IV' _....� of of June
t x11 payers of Canada
bef oro the 30th alto
1g42 Income
Tax Return have been simply
jThis Y°ar+1 the forms with a minimum
be completed
-that they can
fied 'i0 and effort•", ^.- Canadians
ofytime come Tax dollars that lee They
The Income resent strugg
__ our p and'.
pay are necessary in
our future peace Victory
are all investment in i hung dollar
f
They are fighting securitY��j. ....11 11`3 0aoh�
dollars.+('' fair to a his ability
Income Tax is
accordance with
person is taxed in {
t win a war • 1
person
paY; re is n° easy way war must be paid
Tho this
the costs of Tax is not a
'Almost half that the Income the
1 know know that t0 win
by taxes.g, but I also their 1,
pleasant burden, to fulfil
Canadians aro willing to shoulder
their
war, Cana the price and
to paY same unbeatable
obligations....to
with the from our
onStb who have gone from
resp those_- ---_- ---- -
spirit ars shown by
-�
(to right. . W. ,,
`shore, \\ r)t
-I
P1
Minister_of National Rename.
All INCOME TAX
RETURNS MUST
BE MADE BY
JUNE3O°"
• COLIN GIBSON,, ' .
Minister of National Revtnue-
Viii_
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CANADA DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE
INCOME TAX: DIVISION C. FRASER ELLIOTT, d
Commissioner of Income Tax
I,T.6.
Pagt 5,
ICccictateoc etetetatCocctclovoctetGccomieteletcRte!cw!.ctxtrwete!Gexlvte.tctet4lelc tcte!clt.vc c,y.,f;; tCtCtctvvvezict,tet is
ROXY'111EA'I'1tE, CAPITA], I EGI(:N'i''1'IIEATRE
CLINTON, GODERICH, SEAFORT-rt.
NOW PLAYING, Alan Ladd as: NOW PLAYING: 1'1 TURNED OUT
LUCKY JORDAN. NICE AGAIN.
Now Playinn: Ida Lupino and Joan
Leslie in THE HARD WAY.
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday
"Priorities On Parade"
:\ mralty pnckage.1 parcel of song -
dance. comedy add a I,.n'I(groun 1 of
war production.
Ann Miller, ZaSu Pitts
Aline MacMahon and Susan Peters
Thursday Friday Saturday
Franchot Tone, Ann Baxter
Akim Tamiroff Eric VonStroheim.
Rommel t ll?(s, 11(1 lover:; li,tet
The fate of a campaign i, decided.
.\ love 5'Ory \yo\ 11 i11to the retry it
of the Crib ',h Eighth Alloy to
I'.l \I:Inm'in.
"Five Graves '1'o Cairo"
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
PAUL MUNI, Ann Lee and Lillian
Gish, with Cedric Hardwicke in a Fred Astaire, with Rita Hayworth,
ti mcly and enthralling action -story
"r(..oII1111:111d0S Strike At
i)awn"
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thureday Friday Saturday
Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan and
Walter Huston
All 11(If::1•e1'1ta',II• .tur)V, gaged by
: III 011:;1i11111-
1110 It''(I(I1ll Il' 1.1 i1,
"I(d9;e or Darkness"
1\'tll enloy every initiate of this
I'uII .Itt dance moshcal.
You Were Never Lovelier
Thursday Friday Saturday
Carole Landis, Anne Shirley and
Goetge Murphy.
Ili oty of Alii t1 Illy 1:1 0f t\vo
C:1 11111 1 11(11' 1115'1e
\\111, 1,,\I'.
"'The Powers Girl"
''t, COMING: Edge of Darknesa, with COMING: Betty Grarle in:
Errol Flynn, Sec' how Norway14 o COMING: Sonja Henle in;
PRANG: Bc IN THE ROCKIES. ICE'! -AND.
tiryhts aneinst Nazi oppressors. I ` dl
y Matinees
aa �tineespSt�a4t,p&q lyHolidays yyl�gF qat w3 PI,�M♦.y Mat , Wed , Sat &Holidays atn3 P.M. Matinees Sat. & Holiday.. 3 P.M. u�1y
�NNIZIOI CI21Di Di J1ltDik t?a,D101 V,21G11iNOtOlOADf'4,:zZ.,J..:.c;;.,,F~xIJ,n;:) .:?,D,2.Zin:.:1.:,J•✓'IG',''' .,c:c'l:2,:,"ii,61C',2.; i2n1::.:'.4,Gifrt:taiDi
Clearintr Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Implements and
Some Household Effects.
At Lot •I I, C'onees;ion 1, East \\'a
wanosh, on the Auburn itoad, adj 1j»
Ing the Village of lllyth on
FRIDAY, JULY 2ND,
commening at 1.30 p.m., the •llllowInj
iHOR,S.ES; Mar(', 7 years old; Aged
horse.
IMPI,T:MItN'1'S: AI. -1I. hinder, f ft.
cut; Deering mower, 6 foot rut; Hum.,
rake; 'Massey -Harris 1:1 tooth 011111-
vaier; Ilaytedder (good as new:;
3leCormick seed drill, l;; snout; \las•
stay-llarris manure spreader; Steel
land roller; Scufl'Ior•; Set iron har-
rows; ryteel drum; Slush scraper;
Disk harrow; \\'agon; Bob sleighs;
(travel sox; flay Rack; 510011 rack;
,Sot of sling ropes (new); 20-fcot lad-
der; Step ladder; Work bench and
vice; Set of team harness; 5e1
of mingle harness; 2 Bride's; 2.2o inch
horse collars; 100 bushels of mixed
grain; 12 acres of mixed hay to be
sold in the field; a quantity of tim-
othy hay, also to be sold In the
field; \Vhlfflet'ers.; Neckyokes;
tools; harrow sulky.
il01'SEIiI0LD F1'llr\I'i'l'Jll;: Que-
bec heater; \\rood healer: ('o(11 oil
rook stove and oven, 3 -burner; \Vood-
en bed; Set of bed springs; Iron pot;
Set household scales, 2,") II). rapacity;
('ouch; 2 feather beds; 2 large stone
jugs; Small creat( seper11 (1'; Cream
can; Tin churn; Large strainer;
Milk pail, new,
1'.yerythiug 10 he 5(11(1 115 Prnprl(atnl'
in giving up faenliug flue to 1i1 health.
TERMS: CASH.
,Tames Cueing, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, .\notioneer.
46.2.
Congratulations to Alrs. R. iI.
Robinson, who ('0101)001 s her hirth-
day on 'Thursday, .tole 211h.
AUCTION SALE
OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE, FINE
CHINA, CUT GLASS,
SILVERWARE, ETC.
M1'. Harold Jackson has been In-
structed to sell by public auction at
THE PALACE RINK, SEAFORTH
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30TH,
1111•11.1.1111•17•4••,. 119=11111110.1!••1•111111111111=1,!71101■1..•
POULTRY WANTED
' All I;jnd> of live poultry wanted.
Ili;:hl'5t Toronto 1':1 - - Pohl.
hatter tics-; alt Iit!H; Oalt•d.
.1. Liebe', phone : III
5e1'\ ice,
111
for tmtit,'
i••1.1 f
TIME 'II:
/'�AB1
CHANGES
Effccti've
Sunday, .Ione 'lith, 191
1'1114 1111%111111111 111 1 1(1 :1 t;' 111
CANADIAN PACIFIC
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements.
At'. I lar!'111 .lacl•..;en h.:; 0l cel\•, ;1
instruction: to s111 1t\' p ,' It acrd 111
at Lot '::1. ('o1). 11), Null tt '4'o\yn=hip.
on Ifighway, lirsl farm (1)1111 of 1.011-
desboro, 011 \Iouday..!opt 2\, al I ptn.
Mor a Y. I Illi(';; I'r; clo'ron mare,
iI; year!: old, I:au' I!,:. ■
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Isabelle Johnston,
also known as Isabella Johnston,
late of the Village of Blyth, In the
County of Huron, Widow, deceased.
Ali per,ons rlafms ng:Bust
Ibe Estate of til' aloe 1, ' 1,((1 11'2
're'I'Ilt.1'd to file the . 111 \vi1!tun-
1 S4dieitor for Hie said I,s-
'Iate on 111' hef,lne the _1st day (cf
Hone, .\,4,. 191;1, after \\Melt date iho
a' --et= will 11e di:t•i'111e11 :un(,agst the
p:1:'ttes entitled 1ttt to, h:t':inee rrt!artl
inly to the claim,. of «•Rich nose•
love Lean ✓ 1 (11.
I/.\ TED at Clinton this 29tH (lay of
May .\.1),
F. I'IN(rl.:\Nn, R,C„ Clinton, On-
tario, Solicitor for the said Estate.
43
('(taIe: 6 Durham emll.• in calf and 'W
milltag well; I Itlll•I1:11l1 ro\y, tarro\v,
fat; 1 1(11(11 '(10 lng, \\jib calf at
fool; 1 I)m'hant cow, fresh 1; ninths
with call': 1 Maid; boiler Int ' .I;tly
1:0ll; Ihirhain 2 year old heifers.
t
Son I1;.; ;I bahy heel', 71111 lis„ I I10r-
halo bill, IS tuouthis old.
Pigs: 1 sow with 1I pigs, 1 week's
old; 1 sole 11'ith I'1 pig.:, :1 \v-oeks old.
Poultry: 1;:( Leghorn 1( 115.
lnlpll-uneub,: 1 7 fivIt, :.114.y Mira.;
binder, like new, also 1',11e carnia':'
trucks for binder; 1 Massey Harris
Mow( r, :114 fool cut, gond; I Ala.;'='y
Ilarrk hay Tedder, like new: I lo foal
sulky rag(('; 1 I:I tooth spring tooth
cultivator, AlaSsey Harris; 1 di a,
harrow; 16 section diamond harrow.,:
root politer; wheel harrow; I 12.2'1
\Vallis f'ac'tor, reconditioned; 12Int•
row Massey Ilarris 11 actor plow; 2
wall.ing plows: 1:1 hoe Massey 1;arri 4
'0(1ti'1 (1•i11; 12 hue drill; I Ala.,,s:'y
Hat manure ':pr, tiler :',0. 7 1!1,,.'!I
I s' -'I toiler: I scufflcr; ': C•m wt;'•
01: •; 2 hay r:;rlvs: 2 gravel tuxes: 1
i wagon Lox and 510:•1( vac•..; circular
�
s'awa; 1 truck wagon; sloop sleighs
at 12.30 oclock p.m , the following: 1
good; 1 cutler; 200 Ib. scales; f 1a1-
5lplrlan refrigerator; AicC?:try circ Hing Mill; several pie(,5 of drive Further particntal• may 1)0 poen
trio rangctle; ".'burner hot plate; belting; nil drums; quantity of bon-
elnriralux; Hoover cleaner; AIrC'lat•y
her; 7 1(n-. 01' timothy seed; 2 1,1he C'lerk's. Office. Laude;born.
Scythes; I set of slim;'s: ch•ai», :0111
,(Itchen range, like new; Empire
washer, Electric,; Singer sewing iia• hay fork; grain bags; 1 ('yc'lone
chine, liko new; Quebec heater•; gray, sredrr; ll logging chains: hag'
Majasllc Cabinet radio; Philo() table truck; stone fact; taw'1•mo\yer; forks
radio, electric applian':zs; trier$.\. 5hovelh, w•hiftletrees, ((ergo yol<eq :ld 1:1 little pis, 0.-013' to wean. Apply
Cough
There is an effective vaccine which
can definitely alleviate at any stage
of the infection.
All suspected cases must be report•
ed to the local M.O.H.
50 percent, of Tuberculosis cases
have had Whooping Cough previously,
There is an epidemic at present
which will soon be out of control un•
less we have the intelligent coopers•
tion of everyone,
M.O.H.
'TENI)ERS WANTED
'I'hNovit!s \Fill b( received 0p to 3
p.m.. .Illy :Its, 1:1.11. for the digging
of Hoo tench. laying and covering talo
on 111( 1111111 11'0,1011 of the Taylor
Drain,and alt) the branch. There k
1'27 fro of let lung life and 1137 feet:
of twelve inch tile on 111e 1111111 drain,
and on the branch Paco feet of ten MTh.
tile.
Contractors lender, will lie oeceple(1
\y1 11 or \yilhun! ft:rnishing the tile.
PIGS FOR SALE
at
16.1.
a lm51 of other article;. ,t1) .\IPrr(i )1 ((haul, phone 1.s-6 Blyth,cui board, glass; several large mit, ( 46,1.
cors; oval glass china 01110:t; (ural -I I1orncss: lift'' ltlolltlted hr0c()1f»1
tr.' malt; cherry china cabinet; yuan•• Iharnesr:, good; 7 hors,colli';: 1 seg
ter oak wardrobe; sido''oard: cherry 1111' Single bar»r-s; 1 sot of plu\y
fall leaf table; Mahogany book case, harnc55.
sectional; Alarshall spring mattress;
spring ntattreslses; electric table
lamps, modern mid antique; travelling
hags; \Wilton rug, 9x42; Axminster
rug, 0x112; 2 pair scatter rllg.s, large,
matched; large quantity bed clothing
and linen,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE AND CHINA
Full dinner set linloges china, bridal
10008111; full lea set, gold I an,1 1i111-
ogcs; writing desk; quantity of cut
glass and liaury china: walnnl bed
and springs; mahogany 1' •d and
kprillgs; 2 mahogany hi;;hboys; ma-
hogany wash stand; six W'11ut 00•
casioual chairs; set lady and gent
chair's; number of small 111)1001 tall.
I( ;, different size : " ''^;, ('loth reek -
015, occas1o1111; 3• toot stools, 11.1111'1;
)fall reek; sets of Sll1l1 egvarc; 11111
wet' and Hawthorn' wink:: number
of 0100115: curtains; drapes; pictures,
and other articles loo 111111u'rous to
nienH011,
All antique furniture las bora re'
furnishe(i an(i is i1) .\.I conditlon.
11'11 1'1'ytllimg will he sold without re-
serve Io close lie estate of Miss Tillie
Alae \VigbIman, deceased.
TERMS: CASH,
'Phos. It. Baird, Helmut. Snell,
colors,
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
1larotd Jackson, Auctioneer.
TERMS: CASH.
1Iarnld ,lock' -'o». Auctio»rcr.
Edict;l :\. .\d.unt, I'roprirlOr.
W1LI,1 �.M IT. ioRRUTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
S1ociall7illg ill Farm (111(1 Ttousehohs
Sales.
11;1. l,irrn,nd for the County of itut'on.
Re:15Ol!lii 1(' ,'rices, ;Intl Satisfaction
Guarana 1,0(1.
1',1r information, ole., write or phone
\Villiam 1I. Morrill, phone, Residence
93; Shop 1. Myth. 4.4-tf,
¶he
BRAYCN/[K
Does tlfeTriek!
Bray Chicks are real money,
makers. 1 can prove it. Place
your order here. 100% live de•
livery guaranteed.
A. L. KGRNICK
BLYTH, ONTARIO,
I-IAROL1) JAChSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist in Farm
Sales.
1,10(11 oil 111 Huron and
('0'.101 it' 1'01005 1' 01. 0nal,lo;
f 101 01111'111 teed.
for information, clr,, write or phone
'Harold arold .larhson, 11.11. No, 4, Seaforth,
,'bone 111(ldl.
and household
Perth
sans
,r , ,c, ,^ mro•� s,y,4t�;'€tC to'�'-Y^,tl.':'a v �"!�' ;!° - ^ "�'Ij' � .... ''o'U"�•�+o'otn 6
!g•'vteteb8te.r.=etet�~a �. ., �'�'.;:, �_'
Dead and Disabled Animals
ri
Exe-
.fl
L ADIAXIIDM (144th IDIAIINMa****n:,:?•idnWnNAD :1DMDMIt41B'. `.■�rst)tIa> IM
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31: Scaforth, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, LTD.
CLARK GABLE, MOVIE PRODUCER
fait. Claris Gable, C.S..\..\,1 „Is pictured tiiluve, seated :u t 10
gut of a ht) ing 1''urtre: s, chatting with a couple of soidie
urtvhert' iii h.ttt;'!n111l." :1n aerial : unnery specialist, the former
ife1: star h:t; floe:: oe one eontbat uliesiol, and now is engaged in
ne,ty 1 g au ertey training film :m air gunnery.
OTTAWA REPORTS
That the General Safety of
the Canadian Nation Ha.., Been
Well Served by Parliament
prmi+Uhly r.r.1.t• has been
it :session of I':tl l0ent during
which the institution which has
beer constituted the democratic
netc!ul:ery !'or ront'nt of national
a,'.11: r:,tration ha, sot barn ;ub-
)1.•:e1. 20 criticise. for tal+lltess
an.: t'rlo-ity. The present ees-
on !. 1 f Parliament, opening Janu-
ar'. S last, and just recently
deze.t,g. with its \\a' Alpt•0pri-
at1,e, ;''.ea.-,ut'e, is no exeelttion.
.\t'ei yet, impatiently .tt 'h'e
nus'. ;..:' or read lengthy die-
ct.:.s:ens on this or that 11.1.111 of
atin;.r,S;ration -- 5)1141 of theta
adir.iat•Iiiy of no general import-
ance -et .t will be well for ntenthers
of :t democratic a')cirty to remem-
ber :i:itt all of the :tdt:int:tette of
the it'itiSlt Parliamentary system
are '.t'' scrapped up its its legi;-
lat:' 1
deliveries ----the number of
new !toys that are passed or old
lee's emended; or even in the
de'>rlet' M detailed attention given
Lo :a;ft!: Of 11113t and proposed
ext" !Hit ure.
• •
1•'et• Parliament's biggest single
atiya:.tage to the people of Can-
ada at large lien in its fulfilment
of :he function of a safely salve
agail,st simmering discontents,
misconceptions and ntisun'dor•
stand:rtes, as wolf as political
aberrations of one kind and an-
other-- some of which, after all,
may he accepted as orthodoe in
the tomorrow. In other words,
even •,tThee Parliament is not tick -
In;_• elf actual leegi)lati e accom-
plienteents, it Is providing to
every eletlent et 'group which
feels itself at odds with things
as they exist ill,: 11!',)11; of 101:-
t1 111,2" ref f ";t e'a m.,'
• • •
.\ it's' 111,'1110,r.; il:ay 1)41' C11d1•4'-
841 with talking too much, turd
undealatetily there :u•e those ',elm
take ;:p a relatively largo portion
of l' erliament'.4 time; .1,elle, pat•-
tie'tito. item or measure u,av bO
(11'1a:tte'at and lIi cit 5 l at a 11'112111
that a majority of Canadian. .yili
rtmette as totally IIIIJII1tilied its• Its
4( al impertattce: sense at11-
tutf'. :nay be atljudeed to he dic-
tx:ett sty "politic;." And yet it
seem. to tl1i, observer, after
14,11:4:::: at Parliament for a :;ooti
tsuan' 'eears, that it all routes out
t•itl'a 511 ileo "wa?it" of dchat.t
and :!: l.l." ultimate oxer ie. of
til' :.ae:e • edg moll! of idle t'1
tet:, '.1r1t0 are !4,111 t'el to pass on
the !air -tinted of h.:ir r.at tonal
ides'. 11.'11'.'. .\ 111 it has `('1'11'1',1
o,e.'r a long distan:e that the erne
eras ,a'cty :11141 well lte'irlg of the
('tu,:,eran nation 1 as !leen pretty
well .1 I red in all the 1!11!4. 41..5
that ;Gate (It'' t') sill the pages
of i1 t'ts:•d.
• • •
'1',,: r4!+1110 11, nut for it
I)tolr,r:,' 41111rittit the view that lilt!
electe.rate in the (.'anadi;ttl +1emi-
4•r;l •; ran sat rely i' hack un•!
fail !o Sct0 and s.t'I fy the dvittr;
atn.l re, 1. -;(yin;) of Li nte'mllo.11
anti t.0 111:i.st.rWhich h:aple.o,,
11 1:1. 'n power; indteel its ergo ie
in t ie opposite direction. Only
electorate IIli14V411ln ld
thine, can a democratic society
fuer•; le e well. ineteael of accept-
ing dogmatic denunciations of the
instil ut ion which is hie safeguard
agan:et tyranny the democratic
0144 ter should be prepared to In
his nen thinking and arrive at
his own conclusions.
• • •
Et t•ry ono of the 215 members
who constitute the House of C'orn-
nlons is sent there by s majority
vote of the people in the con-
Stituency which he represents,
The member Gantlet help bet have
intimate knowledge of the inter-
ests and the wivhes of the par-
ticular group of people for whom
he speaks. The degree of inde-
pendence of party which bo should
or should not exhibit its the Clouse
of Commons is another 50hject
altogether, and worth consider-
ing, but from the standpoint of
time taken to discuss local mat-
ters in I'lu liamcnt, if easterners
are to become impatient and in-
tolerant of time taken by west-
erners, or urban dwellers critical
of time taken to discuss items of
peculiarly rural interest, or in-
deed If there is any con.,iderahle
intolerance by the 111ajority
against time taken by minorities,
then an t'xtrtntely Important
function of Parliament nay suf-
fer,
THE BOOK SHELF
CAPRICOP,NIA
By Xavier Herbert
T:1- hovel of life in Northern
\ : •: .11fa won the Commonwealth
Literary Prize ('ompetition on the
m+(I len of Australia's 150t.h An-
ni,esrsary. The author must now
e0uuted amongst the great. nae
1.11f 11 3101•y-IelleTS of our time,
Tee story is built :wound the
efforts of n 11alfeaste, the son of
,t white man and a bush woman,
to win a place for himself. it le
intensely interesting, bursting with
life, tough, full of humor and vlo-
1 ace, :and provides as authentic
a picture of .\nstrali:ut frontier
ilfe as has e' ver peen mil lei avatl-
ahle.
Of itis book 11r. Herbert writes:
"My 'f:apricornia' is a hymn book
written in adoration Of Australia,
. . . The Land of the Unshackled
Southern Cross, the .1n.strallrtn
earth Itself, oat of a 1143,ii1113te
luxe of which 3101111 ra. t s triter
AItslralan Nation grew."
Caprtcor'nia , . . By Xavier
bert . . . The Ryerson Press
Price 1;3.75.
Her -
Token Of Gratitude
To Gen. Montgomery
In "use world." \1'1111114'11 \\"iilk1
reports that request] 1lenlgmm•'r•y's
lihr:tl•y, the collection of t tile•
teas 11,'.,Iroycd 34 lig. in•
111! of a (;411 wan nil ,r;,';
tau:l.
.\ Innt�nm;n' 11), h„en itez,l t In
Ne'w York, 141.11,•; '1'11” 'I'ulmnt0
Telegram, to ra,(tlaee the library
3S a loke•tt or deer ;,Iii; t l and
admiration of tho ,\uteric:nl 1111)-
ple. 10 addition to findone depth
calf's or the 141111114'5 de.,!ruy„411, 1!
15 planned to inehtile a t'olll'(•Ilou
of Americana, with the books
autographed by tlee tttiuus, the
;e'IPellon of these 1)011114 Is re's!
with a Committer of repro;•en!a-
wive !nteltersa! !ninth.
Great Britain's
Forestry Plans
2,500,C00 Acres To Bs Added
To Forestry Resour-es
ltietlsh timber Imports before
the tvdr c0,1 o':4r $:1011,00111 +Piot a
Par, 111010 c,ut,ual'tfmn 1111'.: r,n1-
lrihn!!ng four 't'r vont of 111.1 +lo.
111'',!1.: la1,11111 incnt<, 5',11!4 1 11
Sl '1'honl,1, T101e, Iso: Ital. Str
\\'Illjoin .144\1': !ea; nnneunl'' 1 in
1JI0 Vol' .• +,i 1 :11'1111':, 1
(101.11, :111, •n' .t :. . ell 11'.
tlgur0u, it,:• u pull'•,. ,,111+'11
Will 0110 11:1;; ~111!1) 0110 :1111 ! of
11.1: i,)nal regnire•n1e'ttf.a.
The Porosity ('tlutlui.;!on t pro-
poses, with the ad;ielallt'ie of a
eonunittee which will Invest ealt
1111,1 relate—rani tvtlh private wood -
hook, In 111111 2.500,00 ae•re.e to
the, national toresiry resources.
'1'i14 will 1:114 a long time, Iho plan
b'!in lu brio 1) producliotl
6111144)0 acre, during the first
decade tift,'r the wear. al a coat
Ir $200.000,000, a1111 1,5011,0011 ael'e
11111'11111 111'1 Ili' 1,1 ten years, the
State bearing one•fourlh of tho cost
of !hutting :Ind tn:tinten:tuce ualt!
111.1 areas ho 1011 se) t•supporlMg.
Al the present moment the ('om-
mission has some ,100,000,000 young
trets4 its 1':11'141ni Stage' er g rtlwt h.
Tree Seeds Collected
1'o copO with a vastly inure:teed
planting campaign, preparations
aro hong ❑lade for a large increase
of cursory stocks. The Commislon
during the winter organized a
eolloctiott throughout the cotlutry
of last year's tree seeds. 1t now
holds adequate stocks of Norway
spruce. Scots pine and hard-
wood seeds, as well as considerable
quantities of larch. Suptllas of,
Shiite spruce and Douglas fir seeds
have been obtained from the 11n -
Rod Slates.
Britain will still hoed, In spite
of that vast program, to Import
two-thirds of her lumber require-
ments, and we trust the 1)otnlnton
and provinces will 1)111 themselves
In a position to secure the hulk
of that market.
VOICE
OF THE
PRESS
VICTORY GARDEN
ETIQUETTE
Assuming' that conte of our
Victory (gardeners may not be
familiar with the dictates of eti-
quette in certain eventualities, we
pass this along from it correspon-
dent of Ilio Kansas ('ity Star:
"Our neighbor's rooster was over
this morning for a lettuce break-
fast, and w'e're having him stay
this evening for a chicken din-
ner."—Ot.tewn Citizen.
POST-WAR PROBLEM
Sir (lerald Campbell, British
Minister in Washington, recently
spoke thus on the prospects in the
post-war world: "Disagreements
tnay arise from time to time,
There is nothing so terrifying in
that ---provided we learn how to
disagree without being,* disagree-
itblte"—St. Thomas 'Time,-.Iour-
nel.
"KAMERAD” IN ITALIAN
Rome reports have Mussolini
trying to figure out a formula
for peace. No use struggling,
Benito, The only way is t( e011143
in like all other gangsters d'a--
wtih your hands up,
---Stratford Beacon -Hermit,
EXPLOSIVE VEGETABLES
AApal'tglli left its the' oven tool
long in a Kansas City home ex-
ploded and ilt'•,v out the kitchen
wittelow•s. Boy: Think what
might have happened if it had
been spinach:--Wi11ds•ur Star.
HE'S EARNED IT
Coal miners in the Veiled
States are ag ei11 on strike, and
almost. any day to w John Lewis
should be receiving itis Iron ('rums
from Hitler. --Hamilton milton Snectt-
tor.
WEEK OF SUNDAYS
Housing conditions are se bad
that people are sleeping in the
churches on week clays, toe.
\\'innipe 'I'ribi 4:',
1)ute-li bulb growver.s have given
the: Haute "Spitfire" to a new
tulip, and the. Naxi authorities are
incensed.
REG'LAR FELLERS --Seeing Double
I▪ 'D CERTAIN'Y
(LOVE TO SEE
MPACTrr THEM!
or MUSEUM 4. \ .+
e - lie C:=317.7._
g KASTA& EMIL
nnG�ENUIt
TWINS
ON EXHIBITION
11,
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142-12
TI -IE WAR • WEEK -- Commentary on Current Events
Anything Short Of All -Out Victory
Will Bring Another War Upon Us
,:;I tn,d ,it,. toe. this svtr J.Ipin
w 111 le':;in tl plot for timelier con-
flict, 11.•11+'1+ .\!I'tt t, far Eastern
core esi b tit amt observer o1' .It•
pen.. ri , 1.1 111111 :sty ultl:ht, said
'Et t woo :ld.t .
"the rally t'ticulaliolls et the
le ele 111 'I'uk}u," (teetered '1r.
.\11 •n+l 'err 1') the effect Itt:tt :tiler
I:le I'ni:,'I loons have finally
brought Ilij1.'. to unconditiunol
510 lIder, the American people
awl t,l+'ir allies Will ho so War
w,'.try Chat they Will insist noon
t colllhl'Imlli)4) peal'e III Illt+ 1'ttr
E;1,1 a compromise leaving J:Ip:w
in possession of at least h:llf of
her present gafus."
.\n incen('lusive pcacu of this
I:lu(I. 110, .\b enol added, would ite-
b he a viclury for Japan.
would prepare and wait for
a new opportunity and attack' us
again al some period whoa, in
slack limes of peace, the wonted
10 ha VI. 1es1 urea of sur 00.40111.
allies," IIt1 ween! on,
"A113'1 i 11 spurt of all all-out
victory ht this war will hriug nn•
other upon 115 --probably within
lose 11011 1\'4111)' years.
"If the 1101111 the .111 pa 10
keep bait Or what they 1111541 151)11,
If w'ts !erten. 110111 to remain the
r11b'rs ur pert of East Asia and
to brutalize 200,000,000 subject
human beings, they will eonirive
to 1144 Ihn resources of that area,
and that brutalized manpower, In
a tear of revenge against us.
There will he no security for the
Four I''reedoms 1111th the Jitck•tltlt-
Ripper, among nations are dis-
armed told punished.,'
Turn In The Pacific
Until a month ago Australian
leant r1) and spokesmen at General
1)ouglls 11ac:1rlhur's headquarters
we're e\Pt'essing 111 1'111 at the pros-
pect of an !tuntinettt invasion of
.lnstralia by the Japanese. Official
reports spoke of the establshtneut
of Nipponese :airfields capable of
hasiug 1.500 airplanes In the Is-
had--; curve:; north of the cun-
t lneut. As 1f to 'mint up the threat,
Port 1):n'tvin sufferesI an air raid
by :It least fifty Japanese photos
oa ly 111 May, not long after set'•
only to 1110 planes struck hard
at the Allied base at Milne Bay,
New Guinea.
Last week, by contrast, the of-
tieL'tl tune In .lusiralla was 11110
of ututoat confidence, Prise Min-
ister Curtin said in Canberra:
The pressure on this e )tittlry is
to be thrown hack on the enemy.
fate+ holding war that was imposed
on 113 under c(rcumslanrrs of
great diffficulty has boon All ob-
ligation tinder :Ishan strategy
wh11'h 11:14 been discharged.
Australia as a Base
The Prime \linfster went on to
say not only that he did not. think
cite .Iapauose rottl(I now 111411114
the country hilt also that Austra-
lia eould be used its u hose: huts
whirlt le !:lunch "bout limited :and
major offensives" against Japan.
lit \veshing;ttn Secretary of the
Navy Prank itnsx sponte of steady
additions to the American sea
strett til in the Pacific --a strength
which already commands the sea,
teetotaling to Printer Jltnister Cur -
.1.1i0 Artily announced that new
(metes or :\nter!c:u1 troops lead In'-
rive'+I in New',,oabtud, and in Aus-
tr:ta,t it 1:ls announced that lite
It. A. .t. tc. had been built up to
:t point where it 4x!44(15 .\ulerican
sir '•tieugtit quantitatively though
Ilett qualitatively.
Action Impending
•1'11 these factors great syei4ht
w gitell by nhseryer:s 11'111) 'MVO
fur :;,nor, lisle cXpected au Allied
ewe to break the Ion; period
of (thiel in the Southwest Pacif-
ic. only in the int' lets action b11(en
pu,i,e•'l r,rt'ntly. Americans are
(•st:411i:hetl in Northeast New'
iss'u'e :111'1 un (;11:111; Ir.:ln:a1 11.1111
the it 11 1,1:11u1s ill the Sol•
mulou; :11111 front 1111•.!! ab' 11:1..45
111••)• I t o 11'4411 pounding steadily
at 1,liane::e Ito ;aHal ions. Last.
oel; (heir big planes rained forty
10114 of iontbs on Rabaul. on the
/tottlie•ru tip of New Britain, key
1111,11 it' 1Ve whole Japanese slra•
1.4_11 ti s!rnettue tlorlla of ,\nair,r
11.). The first such heavy attack
since "larch 2'1. this, tee, seemed
a no'..1111' portent of 11111111'31.'11i ac•
tiatle.,
WHAT KIND OFA L
CAT 15 THAT MISTER?
0-117 gko,
/0/, A/
, ,
THAT'S A
SIAMESE
CAT!
lo Russian Skit
'1'110 w:lr in 11+1„i t 1.t,t
was pr,donlinanl l'. ,I tV tr In 111:1
nir. Ilolh Iho I,I:ft w .life :1111 1110
Roil :1It' I'urrt' t :1.11"I 0e'ivy hLtos
by d:ty 1111 by
Nail fliers seree11 teen m.t„ ed
raids on Gorki, upper \'ol;t city
noltll for its auttenteiso end noon!•
tions plant;. .1 fleet of 500 tie, let
bombers suur:h+' i 11:1 'It at 11
junctions behind the ,'!lenty linos
in the vicinity of Urol, Nazi strong•
point linking ohm central and
southern fronts. Colman -4 lot 1'i•
sled by ridding Yar t l,lv, 1511 wiles
110rlh•east of llusrm,e. Russian ;t1•
lots countered with a 54:105 0r
nllgitly hluw•s at Nazi titr+lrotn"s
and rintnlunic:tt!on;. lhta of 104sm,
011 Thursday tit :011, ontpinycd 701)
Soviet planry in What was called
the greatest It :ian anti+ll attacic
of the meet'. 1 t tailed In the de•
sI ruction of 150 (lorin:1h pL11105
and numerous ground installattunS.
The scope and fero0ity of the air
battles were Indio:tied by a 11 Is•
row summary covering the first
wrok In Juno. This claimed n 11.11;
of 752 Nazi planes to a lois of
only 212 Soviet aircraft.
The Edge In Battle
'1'o foreign correspondents In the
Russian capitol it se11ttlt..d clear
that. tho ,Soviot air force held the
odge over the once might)' Luft•
watt's. In a recent IIIs03 101, The
New York Times correspondent
(1. I,. Sulzberger thus summed up
his impression of Ills waning posy•
or of the Nazis In that ait':
The eve of what 1.; it\peeled to
be (iernt:uly's tit ltd effort at a
crushing offensive i :ttinst the Sov-
iet Union finds iteich Jlat•shul Iter -
!Ilan tisering's vaunted Luftwaffe
gradually changing front an of-
fensive to a defensive force In its
essentials. 'Pima, although tile, ma-
jor part of the German air Strl'ntith
Is still concoutraterl on :Adolf i a-
Iet''s most vital front - that. is to
the east -it would appear to be a
virtual certainty that unless the
ltoich;fuein'er has a iriek left In
Ills hag that no one has heard
Wheat. his aerial striking; fewer
will he relatively weaker than in
either 1912 or 1911.
New Soviet Planes
'Phis 19 what the sauto corres-
pondent loud to say In a later dt;•
patch ,beet the Sovlet n I r
strength:
The Red .11r 1'tlrce. . , . is prop•
ith!y mere dynamic than In 1941,
when it was untried, or in 1912,
when 1t was outnumbered and the
partly evacuated Soviet aircraft In-
dustry was not yet In full produt'••
tion :Ind Allied supplies were not
yet important. Already this Spring
aIle Russians have 1111 V011011 two
brand new Iltodols null Ihrown
theta Into action , , This in Itself
may bo sinu'wbat significant, since
until the present stoniest not a
single ttew Gel 111110 typo has Itp-
pe:lred here In 1912.
Problem of Caring
For War Captives
Must Be Fed, Clothed, Hous•
ed and Carefully Guarded
'Think '•11114 fl 11111.111; -115,11011
(11et•nl: 11 ;1 11,1 Ib:tllan smldierd 1aktln
111115011;''; in ten tl:ys or 110, for
Ihn reul:tfn'l1'r of 1 11 war in bo
Qepinli"nl 1111011 till! 1'11il011 Nt•
tions for food, clothing, gnartere,
says the (Wawa. Journal.
Hero is a cepti;e> teeny of sten
equal In numbers to the coinhlut,l
population of Hull and (Plate 1.,
mon, \ ont 'u tool children. 11 is
equal perhaps to the tel:il Minn
bodied nlal e Impute( ion of 'Termi-
te.
aril 1 ili,000 Vitally, hungry
teen to ho fed, to .he clothed, to
get medical service \ellen they ant
111, to bo pre'VIded with decent live
lig :,rrntntuoJ,tinn -- ahoy() ell, Int
bo gu ii i I, 'l'hoy eminot he t'dt.
In it military zone, whore an ra•
caped prisoner might do Creat
harm. Ships aro notdotl to supply
Own! witit the necessities, and 1t
considera1110 military force for
guard duty. 'These now c:tpliv'•i
augment (nornlnusly the problems
of the vast numbers of the hen•
drops of Ihousande previously 110.-
Vtt in .1frlea--because most '.tf
limn are Commies.
Shipping Problem
Tho disposition of these enernl•
nus masses of men must be the
rause of Noncore to Allied author.
Idose llanv prisoners of tear into
been sent to prison e:unpa its
S0111 11 :\fries, let. 1111'1'0 Unlit hn
11111115 10 this movement, The wig.
gest ion has been made Thal Ihit
Mimi hatch he brought to Canadat
ted the United Stales, but her+
tho problem of shipping rellla'e 111)
again. :11 ready ht this country wit
hazy() ramps of prisoners of w.tr,
and the occasional one esrapid
\Yltetl that Impprns wo all der( re
angrily that these utett should be
kept more seettroly, Are we shoo
tt'e 401101 manage perhaps another
100,000 of them'' Some would have
them went on ('anadi:ttt farted.
That tnieht do with i1allans, but
perhaps net so Sal 1:4111110111Y In I.I111
case of HHitler's f:ulalics,
Soviet Optimism
Thus 1t appeared that in the
great b:tt 105 expected on the Ions•
shin trout this Summer Hitler will
lark at least ono of the potent
weapons that brought the fall of
France in 1910 nevi enabled 1114
at'tllle.a to sweep deep into the
Russian homeland In 1911. In ill
visions the \VohrnlMAIL IS null
mighty. It Is believed still capable
of massing powerful tank forma
But tvithont control of the nir, at
least "locally, military experts giv1+
1t but an outside chance to repeat
past victories on tho eastern front„
In such evaluation of the pens•
pect5 le believed to Iie one of this
chief 1'ea3011A for the pronent So-
viet optimism an the hour of de-
cision drawn near.
FUNNY BUSINESS
9'2 -
COM 4.40 BY NEA SERVICE, INC.
"I've got tt husband that whistles, a dog that barks and a
parrot that screeches—now I wan something that
stomps!"
By GENE BYRNES
1KI
GWAN DON'T
D ME! 1 KNOW
WHAT A SIAMESE
CAT LOOKS LIKE!
.t.L—vu..ra.ra+rsamuar.+•t
N'S
SER
RUSH OF NEW BUSINESS for blacksmiths
like Fred Ficgcl lately. "Been telling
cm for 'its to 'etahorse," c
\111.1(:.'1
k
Fred. "Maybe they'll believme now."
Nothing old fashioned about Fred's
breakfast, though. Kellogg's Corn Flakes
in his favourite. "Taste i nghty good,"
he says. "The Mrs. likes 'em too. Says
they only take 30 seconds to get ready,
and no pots and pans to wash."
You'll like Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Get
some tomorrow. 1'wo convenient sizes.
Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada,
3Q '2H EILT
11y
Percival Christopher Wren
11 had ' ('ltd list to CI n, cal
1'(,111110': to sI nil for Sybil, ;:700
11(1 11e 11 me, 11'I1•1111( (')11111111 111
and 1, \t' 71 ;:)ere !u the Ii11 try
111 )1 ad f;.
"1'()11' tire." r1(1('leI I(11• f1t1101al
10 himself. She lied evidently been
vett' fund of the fellow, Net WO
II01111,l11\', a• till y 1,111 ;inion 1111
tog. '11(1 . lint en 111• \\ hole. sHu(,e
(0) terrihit' it thing had happened
lo the 111;111. 1114. 11;1'; p) 1-11;,[1:' the
lir-1,t way out of 7t.
In point of Intl. 7t might 111)00
111011 ;1 )'10\41- 101 sui1'ld(, the
roil 1I' think that Itfrh;u•d \1'l'nd-
((el' \vas (.11th(, of doing if he
derided t0 cutnIII lt 11)1) 011 1111(1 leas
1101 11111I111 d that 114' 1110 11011111 110
awar11 Of 111e fact.
(suit possible, ter he was mlt.
0lably a tough lad.
Poor little Sybil, Mill, she'd get
over it, and this \vould put an end
Io all 11111 Ionseiso about believ-
ing 11im innocent laid \venting to
Lind hilt.
A tutee of "prier little tiyhil'' in.
deed, with her double burden In
11~11, Ihy loss of the It o itd \1111111
idle hull Iov,d all her life, 101(1 the
carrying u( of the 10rnm1 (oily
11)1111(1 -- hiding 114'111 relations
and friends, 1111111 01411111 10111:0S
and cupmles, the fact that she had
receive,! an all but mortal blow,
Iter father, tvho probably both
loved and understood her better
thrift did her mother, realize(
nontething of what shy, (vas suf.
fering and admired the stoicism
time certitude wllh 1\11(1 she was
belie vIng.
e
As 1111 watched het carrying ell
(1111 the common task, the trivial
bund, tatting her share in thy
itochtl lifo of the bons0 and of
their circle, helping het• mother to
onterlain guests, apparently (1104)'•
fol, light-hearted and carefree, in'
1111 11 tribute Io her courage.
A somewhat unusually imagin-
ative and luldcstaudiug typo Of man
for it soldier, he was able to some
extent to do 11101'1' than sympathize
and offer empty consol'ltion, R'isv-
ly ho foryhm'e 10 ridicule her re-
fusal, oven now, 11) believe in 110
ISSUE No. 26-43
O
MACDONALS
F
e a§a
aalz&Z
41''•.1-;11 0 1111)1 (1( 8111 of the maul
1011111 she 10) (d, 1111d he eucourag-
I d the 10a171 1.110 Ovals fin ming of
, unlit!. and sitting )1n a fireside
1,1001 in the 1!1)';11}, a room sail.. d
to 10 0 !1)(1101', (01 1101' way 1)1) 10
b. II. lush ;id of tlu'rely looking 1(1
t" (1)y 1)111': uit:llt els 117111 ilei Il 111,
1•11,1 (1)11
1,(;11111172. 71710u't bi chair, she
1''1111111 1111h or 1110 1uhject 1'1'('1' ate•
perutu 7 ill her 1111)1( and he would
"1)1ody " said tiyId1 one ev(11-
In1:. "I don't 101,)'00 (((( (1,1781."
"I don't belit.)•(' 11111110100 my
dear, , 111101. :1 rf1 a ret t', '
'1'111' gill tool( one front the prof-
fered 1 ase. 7111. lieu( cal lit 7t, say-
ing as he did SO, "1 1111(1(' \chat you
1111:111. 1'011 don't 1017000 the find-
ing of the court martial (vats just,
awl you don't hell) 01' he's dead.,•
"I'111 perfectly certain, ILuldy "
"\1'eil, sly (eau', as I've said be-
rm, . the cyidente points 1() ilia
11) Ai 111) by 114' ilea Ili( 1)1'000s
eto
"No, of yours(' it doesn't, 1 wn
thinking only last night that sup-
posing et, gave it 11 old shirt of
yours 10 tt 1)111111, and months and
months later 110 fell into Iho river
(0hilo (raring 11 and his body ('atm
round. the polka. \youldn't lural (1 -
lately decide that it was you,
would thoy? 'There wouldn't be u
notice 711 the newspapers 1ha1 you
had 101'1) 11110141
"No. of course not. And If there
wire, I'd stoutly deny it. and 00
net 111'1 give 1111)10 weigh! 10 Ihn
fart Iluat \Vendor( 0 hadn't denied
that the shirt (111)1 11(1. Ifec:tlls(1.
1), is entirely possible, ft fact very
probably, that he'd he only too
glad for people 01 suppose that
that \ens 1ht4 011(1 of him. -
exactly what,
i am building on. 1)7011,0 wouldn't
stoutly deny if. Naturally he
wutlldu't if IR, had planlcd 110
shirt with the intention of creat-
ing the b(litf that 110 (;t(4 dyad.
And if there uas nothing of that
soul, he wouldn't contradict the
rumor of his dt alb because he'd
be only loo glad for everyone 001111
1111111• him to imagine that he was
(1ead. 'Then he could really start
afresh sonu'e here else ;nue build
up his life again. That's what
think he'd try to do," she con-
tinued. "lint what sort of new
career would 1e try to start and
whcro )00111(1 he go? If ono could
only guet-s that, one ((multi have
some idea as to What to do."
r•
The (1:11(1 and weeks and the
months rolled by ;ld the light of
Sybil Ffuulkes's faith began In
burn a little dins, her Ropy to grow
fainter. The :Ulseers 10 her f'ath-
er's ):'Iters (''1'111(711 to each mem-
ber of the court martial, 11:171 011010
7t perfectly clear that no shadow
of 'doubt remained iu the minds
of the wt'iters about thy guilt of
Richard 11'011d0ycr, and as to 1114
ultimate fate none could give any
other information than that ho
110001' occupied the berth that he
had taken on the. ship that should
have borne flint iron' K7lindini,
the port of ylou1balsa. and that by
had simply vanished.
(Gradually ((metal 1'I'oulk('s ad-
opted the line that ev01'y'tlii)g pos-
sible had been done. n0 14)0(0 left
' tint11t•11 (1, 11111) ih:('•rtlllr'I1 in, no
114((1 (11)!) lorlhrnluin;: lila! x;111)
ih1( l•Iil'htcrt 1 e1)son for 1,01.1., the.
wily thine? I0 (111 II((t' 1(as to ;i1'.
10pt 101:11 (a- 1'1 i'll tuiy Ih4 !,1' I,
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funny thine. I feel pi'.! tl;-i 1 Inn
n( (1'1- (('8110 1,1,11", '•111,ettt,,11✓
11' al"'0 kd!011 ;11111 111,(,1 in I?:!t
Alrica. 1)11 you und0r(1„lett 10.,1,1
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4 .
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slunk, Ibo Cet,01:11 v. 1', t,1•11
his d;nlghlIr's should. 0.
"1 know, my d4 a''. NriIrnly 1010
('1(0 knew lulu 11,1': ',pen hilt (11 :�11
and therefore 1110:0 (1i11 114.1'), lie
any proof 111;11 110 !s d) ,111. (I1 :' :11.11
so 3(111 can go on honing. tient he
isn't. Ihlt I don't \0;111( 37111 114 1'11
on hoping 100 limp, hoping :,1) }o;.!•
life ,,u that it `1111. by 10,1)1
Linc morning you Ilk, n\ „
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you 1)r)')
In (MI 111)',,1 (',I ) ) :•-
lilro'ah ly wasted 17(1- 1171'. t'vrul(11
fl away (111777 _' (( 1 a 8(1 ..;
10 )1)•:)11."
"y1y (eau•, if Ili, kb. 0- :'1000. 1
shall get in touch 1071)1 hint ('111, -
how. II I11(11it, is dead, thin I
shall du just 1)111)) you 1,4741. Wait.
Wail- for 111(' rest of my 1711'. lint
1'11 tell you raime lt::u1' y''11 7'11'
losing sight 111', Ihullly. ;11711 I7,171 i7
the 111111IIluti, Ill4:lllrl, 101.11,'('011'
you 17111 it. that I 11:1)1' :Mout it.
It. 18 11 certainty in my mind, at
any fate. that h. 7s no: 117',;(1."
The. General sighed heavily.
Tho library door open. 71. "1'en
are 11al001 on Ilu' te!epl i', sir,"
510111 the footman.
'.Excuse um' a moment sy'bfl."
"I'll
l'01111.' 100--111 t 7151',"
For (owadays she haunt( 11 111e
nl iclthurhond of 111). telephoto(
.8111,0( u'11'noyer 1111 re \vasa 1.111
---only to depart eh in.:icing the
first 1'1'10 (•orris' --fro) that (1111'
silo a(1u111•1cdg'11. What did she
('Xperl. 11) hear? Someone 1111140 rr-
In;' 111 I)10lif11's 1'1111'1' 11'1!0'1 10:14
saying !hill lu' 11:7(1 (0104' 1101(1.
alive :11) 1 00011?
"01 1, Indio! That yeti, !tarring.
1on•Spens" . , . Very )rood of you
to trouble . . . I'll lake fl down
Yes.
'\\re1d00tr alive :)0)1 107,11. S. en
Persian coast 1111111th ago. Write,
Thorburn, Napiers. horse, Signed
Ganesh".
(Continued Next Week)
Camouflage Paint
Fools Foe's Camera
Camouflage paint that, ('ill fool
enemy cameras Is now being tiro -
(hived hy the Hu font Company.
While ordinary camouflage will
fool the naked eye of a pilon, this
nen' dant green paint applied to
material that is to act 1).14 a dis-
guising subject will shote up on
n camera plate •as a light rather
111811 a 111))1( value. 1101101', it. re-
.i'lectS the infra -red rays which,
including the ultraviolet rays,
t0nlps0S three-fifths of sunlight.
Ordinary green paints, which ah -
sorb sunlight, show up its dark
values on camera plates disclosing
to photographic experts that their
use is in c:mlouflege purpesee
1:Uher than genuine \ey,1tation or
foliage.
Cani(1a1'111;1'), 4'f ('11(11.1., (1i=:lo(1415
to the 011(1113' the location of vari-
ous installations. He Way not he
able to detect it himselt• but his
• cameras can. Hewer., military tar-
gets blended into the landscape
by the use of orthodox green pint
may not escape len;_ disclosure.
Use of the new paint, however,
now puts American cannot Henri;
11111' ,lump ahead.
Air Attack Termed
Wedge Of Invasion
Allied flit' )(11(101' ha, begun the
invasion of 1.0(0pe on a schedule
planned months ago aitd "thy
next phase will he the filial phase
--land, sea and )lir power com-
bined," Brig. -Gen. Pattie! Noce,
United Stales staff ofreer in the
1';uropean theatre, 5.1 ill 10 a r1 -
cent rad'10.11(.
"Item in this thea1re," he said,
"thy invasion of fonsive hay le en
under tray for some time. In this
coin:ined oeration, l\'0 are lea(1-
ing off quite obviously with air
(0capon,s. 1'.1)01 stele of everything
that has happened and is happen-
ing was planned months ag'o... *
''The next. phase ('ill ht' the
final .phase -bund, seri, and air
power combined, 'There (0'111 he
complete unity of our arm- and
OW! AMPS and the yid 11 ill hl'
1111('011Ilit1O1u1I Cttrren,lol•."
Farmer -Airmen
Tho Air Ministry has com: t(1
the rescue of con\1its.cnt 1:it-
itten who feel the; arc 110) t ling
enoup'h towards the war of fort.
It has asked the National Farm(rs'
Union if farmers are willil1L1 to
take then( nn the land for three-
month work period:,.
TRUE TAIRS
SADIE B. CHAMBERS
TI -IE PROLIFIC RHUBAfiU
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liito the h, .10(1 egg, y 1,111s'. 11100
to the heat ;;ill cool( 111,7,1
Ihn luixtnrl' 10:',81 to thiri;( 11,
('uol ;old plate in a 1;111111 pie
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spoons 111=11' 81141 piare 111 .I
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nutmeg 711(1 still, 17iv(r 7ngiel•
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first 11)1, erluuhi:, 'hen 1.1111 u'h awl
18,1111, Ho 11 rugal mixture until
all Is used, halving crumb(. 011
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1'1. and hake fu moderato (,)01)
fur 30 minutes. Remove cover and
fake 11 111i1 cremh'1 1::0 11!11 1y
All -Bran Cherry Party Bread
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pan 1)111 haute for 45 717 ii ii ('(1.
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letters from interel.ted reader... 'lie
iv pleased 111 reecho' stmgert ions
un (miles for her enlmmn, 11"11 Is
:thin! s ready 04 listen to 1'(1111' -fie(
peel e1''." Itequesty ler recipes or
tpeel:el 111eaav are to order. ,1i1.ire�e
7nur letters Io "1Siss ';ante 11,
( (•((4(( es, S') 44 cif Adelaide "1„
'l'oronlo." Send stamped sea- :7d-
dres'.rd air Mae 11 ,au 111111 n
11 ply,
Big Mailing job
I'ist, li"IIi011 1.y 1,071 oI .''ll,•
00ll,0(41 r77iLes. 1 f 1\;el'
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1.07,), there have 11'1 n 33 71'at'ri-
canes, 0(11 of:1110 4,1;es, 11 '1101
10:11Cs, two 7:,1'•7'(" and one
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rt Like all other Canadian provinces, Quebec has loyally geared
her energies and resources to furthering Canada's war effort;
she plays a vital part in the United Nations' momentous fight fc•r
freedom. Quebec "delivers the goods," in quality and quantity.
Her sons and daughters distinguish themselves in all blenches
of combat, and in the production of munitions, foodstuffs ood
wor equipment.
We cordially greet o!1 visitors to the Province of Q.ebcc,
Though our people are busy day and night on war wore,, the
quaint chain, scenic beeuty, romantic atmosphere and rrc.-
ditional Gallic hospitobty cf old Quebec to visitors rcolo,1
unchanged.
Our friends in Ontario and clsewheie in Canada will find a
hearty wcicerne whenever they visit French Canada, whether ci
business, war duty cr vocation. As wertime restticlions curia('
pleasure driving end (revel, it is suggested that vacalonists
select some particular district cf Quebec Province end spend
all their holidoy there. Literature on request. 77
THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC TOURIST & PUBLICITY BUREAU
01)
It
200 Bev St., 'Toronto or Quebec City.
. 1,i1.I ..nut
KEE---c-V*P
-7 •
Pal V. —1
, I
eY
1
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E t$1i1iii12a2,?i re al hr3l lat, lat3t lr;3rsr tp1 , 1 ,<, a,a;: l , r l.,i*, lat ;araAar r , lmac
Dresses and Blouses
Ladies Crepe Dresses $2,95 to $6.00
Martha Washington Prints ,$I.98 to $2.19
Children's Print Dresses .$1.00 to 1$3.00
11'Iisses' Print Victory Blouses $1.00
Misses' Chiffon Blouses (long sleeve) $2,95
Olive McGjgI
THE STANDARD
Rev, lir. It. \V. Ito.; spt'nt the
\\1• ,, sial iu 'Tomtit.),
Ali-;, \\'111, J. 'Tough visited l:I.t
well, at the Houle of'ller
• E. Dixon Slal;;er.
fi I ('pl. and Mrs, S. I ; gt'It ul 1lcuiltnn
Alure \ i.,iI iu ‘with his brother, \I r.
A Eras:t Legge'I this we,k.
A
Lorne I'.tle, and 11'..1. Slim of
,• ,tfulllt Ncrr 111,111 visitors
A day.
AI
\Ir. Ct .re 1'. Cancan of
lei 'kilo has 11:.:11 ill at his
et pneumonia, i4 improving.
Mrs.
EAST 1i'AWANOSU1
wady: ('..a Awa; s .r t jot in ors
•in;: 91 r 1•'1'1::100 e P,..;min,ttiunc: for
Linn Ie.Iwr at Faster. Nilo:g0 1 Alar
.hill ha; n eta. ,.I Ili.alt School
I?ntl;un•e s' iridin 1.11 ►t r year' \work.
110:11 1'r p toil; o1' N.S. No. 1o, Kos:
l'onzr.:4111
S s. :gin. to, 1'0-t \\'a\vannsh 210'1'
holding their 001,1 -al picnic at Ih"
School 'grounds on r riday afternoon.
Races hc_in at '' n'clocl(.
>Irs I1. Wal -h an 1 children of Illyth.
NATIONAL SELECTIVE SERVICE
iniM)rtant Notice
TO CERTAIN InIPIAD 'B:IIS
AND ESI I'i.OYF.ES
T(1 al.\ta•: available for essential employment
the services of men in classes already de-
signated
o-signated as callable for Militia' Training under
National Selective Service \lohilizalioit Regu-
lations, two Orders \were i'I:nc(I (luring \Iay.
It it noir illegal for any employer to continua
to employ or to enrage any man affected by
these Orders. except under special per►rtit from
National Selective Service. Employees Affected
must report to the nearest Employment a►ul
Selective Service (Wire., and be available for
transfer to more important work,
If you as an employer o^ as an employee, haws not
complied \\ith these Orders, do so immediately. Get.
in 1011,.} \will) 1111' near''I I;Iupinylncnt and `;clrcliwc
Service Office either personally or by writing. Further
(Islay will involve penalties. Compliance \villi the law
in wartime is the minimum duty of every citizen.
Tin: age and marital classes of turn cowered by these
Orders are as follows:
lot Every Iran horn in any ).car from 1917 to
19.21 i i0('hb I\ e) n ho has reached age 19,
(h) hurry maul bort) from 1!10'' 10 1916 (inclusive)
who. at July 1.1111. 1910, was: (i) unmarried: or (ii)
divorced or judicially separated; or (iii) a widower
twilhont chill or children.
(c) Every elan horn front 190'1 l0 1!111; (inclusive)
who ha;, since July 1,;, 1!110. heilime a widower with-
out child or children tom living.
(dl I:wery 111101 horn frons 190,!1„ 11)16 {inclusiwc)
who. !•11114' ,101\' 13, 111(1), hats been divorced or judici-
ally keparaled.
\Ica a. described above arc
1111'.1' 1'nlployt1)uts:
(1) Any occupation in
retail store.:
(2) 'Taverns or other establishments selling
Illllll►1', Nine 01• firer;
(3) Barber shun; and beauty parlours;
(1) \1.11olesale florists;
(5) Gasoline filling and ser\ive stations;
(()) Retail sale of motor vehicle. and acres•
Furies;
(7) :tiiv occupation in or directly associated
\rich entertainment including Im11 not restricted
to theatres. filet agencies. motion picture cum•
parties, clubs, howling alleys, pool rooms;
(8) .toy occupation in or directly associated
–with dyeing. cleaning and pressing (not includ-
ing laundry work); 1►aths; guide service; shoo
shining;
(9) Any occupation in or directly associated
with the manufacturing of feathers. plumes and
artificial flowers; clewing guns; wine; lace
goods; greeting cards; jewelry;
(10) Any occupation in or directly associated
with distilling alcohol for I►ewerage;
(11) :any occupation in or directly as.ociatcd
with the factory production of statuary and art
goodk;
(12) Any occupation in the operation of ice
cream parlours and soda fountain.;
(13) Any of the following occupations: I►us
boys; charmer" and cleaners; custom furriers;
dancing teachers; dish washers: domestic serv-
ant; doormen and starters; elevator operator;
greens keepers; grounds keepers; hotel hell
hoy; porters (other than in railway traits ser-
vice); private chauffeurs; taxi driver; waiter.
1/ in doubt as to the application of these
orders, consult the nearest Lmpleyment and
Selective Service Office. lint once attain; if you
have not already complier', do so without further
delay.
cowered if in
any of
or associated la)
Dp
AR
gaumnu
HUMPt1REY MITCHELL,
M/iniatcr of Labour
LA
DO
UR
A. MACNAMARA,
Dirrrtor, National Setrr)it'e Serrire W.7
011 A1wl
13111!);' 111111)0,
ham, with
\Ir. an.1 Alt 4, G. .1. Bailin of North
I1.1y w is►11' l last wee'( 11 the Muni( of
Ih1 1:(111 is uin:h r, Alts. .1, It, 'Tier•
nay,
I'Ir. Il.treltl 1', \\'igh'.Ilan si.. 11!
Snuday au h►s hnule here. Ilarol6,
Wilt) 11:IS t tla n Ilk basic U'ainilll; at
11111.1:th 9l, has horn trat,ferred to
Ilanlill(u 11'90:1' he \will take a 1'0111'
fnonths' ti (tl'0%11 course.
Litt: 111 ; Judith 11116 0011111/ ('o\w•
an retln•Ittll home to Stratford Sunday
:iter speudill•g ..rate time \with their
I
i;raudparenl.', Air. and lir:s. George
'Cowan, o\wing t0 titserious illness of
11111'';' mother, Airs. Benson ('o\van wvlio
has I ern a patient 111 the Ito: pital \with
Scarlet Dever.
spent It f1 w d'ys \\1:11 Airs. G. C'han't
I:s
[hi.;
\1r. and Mts. Proper ,A1 rclroit \'i;
111:1 Mr. :11111 \I r:. \vitt, I'ah•ylnple.
'Their daugihl, r, AI t..s. I'ah'ynlple, 1111,1
1,\largaret, returned \w1::1 them l'or a
visit, vI
Ali: = \Cilnut Fri! ;)he;'d of Hallett k
1 -.pending a ft \w days with her aunt,
r.:. 1'. Alai shall,
Mr. Lank Alarshall and \Ir. :1'.Ihct•t
\\'alsh at:ended the .\uuttal ('i:tcenlinn
of the (tell 'Tela phone Co., in London
on \\'0.111:'. day.
DOMINION DAY
PROCLAMATION
6
wt..l.'in
Ho11yan's «
liA1' J It,Y
AND CONFEO;TIONERY.
Soy Bean, Whole Wheat _
and White Bread.
Also Buns, Bread,
Pies, Cakes and
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Doherty Bros.
GARAGE.
Accctylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty.
Agents For International-
I-Iarvester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil
Car Painting, and Repairing
Anti -Freeze.
Vodden's
BAKERY.
WHEN IN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
I-IOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES.
REMEMBER
"THE HOME BAKERY"
H. T. VODDEN.
J,. 4 44.••.•1. P,+.,..4 0, •..0 •• 4 0,0:4,4.,4., +44 •4 .OJ, 4
T >,
T. See My Large Display
IIk
Wednesday, June 23, 1913.
121„1 , 11 411 MI n 1 .1 2114210400
When the Lights Go On Again ;,t,'
All Over the World" ..
I
We will be please(' to sell you all the merchil(lise I;. -
that is now in short supply or entirely discontinue(',
The manner in which you have accepted these in-
conveniences has been most gratifying' 111 the ?1-
meantime you may be assured that we are con-
stantly striving to secure our share of available
merchandise. We would ask for your cOiltilluC(l
patronage of the merchandise that is readily pro-
curable.
In order to conserve present stocks of short sup-
ply items, we join the other Blyth merchants in
observing Thursdav afternoons, commencing June
17th, as a half holiday, and remaining open all day
Wednesday, afternoons and evenings.
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLPAPER—PRONE 211.
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patterns In ('(llt(e1..11111 (tugs,
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popular titres. 11 \x111 pay you
to Ilt'Sl:eet our offerings hetero
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Ilca• til'y your home for the diva,W. H. MORRITT, Reeve. , ';on. No other furnishings In your'`
'home ((;un1 the vain(' of \1•allpapet'I..:
.,"ail is rt1019(d Sanworthy are".w
especially tIC)t.,l to re(;ist fading.;,
111 compliance
ofI1lyth. 1 heir: y pec(:aiat •:
llcuday, July ;5111, 11 a holiday, In 1.:
of 1'11111111011 11,1}•, 11111 can j .:
IIOIt'I'ICULTURAL
Supper et' iri Park
Ai 1y 1 suggest a complete change•
' '0' (;emery for the home through);
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"(he medium of pleltsiag allpapers..=.
'flair Annual Supper s•l.or.:nrcd by ••
i, 1e I►nitictlttra► Foclety will be held ;°ED1T I
in the Park on li'nsley Street, n1' xl CRTIGHTON'S
wrE1)NESI)AY, JUNE 30th Decorator's Shoppe. g
from 5 to 7.30 p.m, ;:located Opposite Kernick's Grocery i;
11' the wvel:''i r is anl'avolu:Itble it will PHONE 158, BLYTH,
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'tread, hatter
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PERSONAL INTEREST
Mr. and \Ira. Dennis ILlllahnn and
12. 1,5I family of :Aldershot were week -end
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HURON GRILL
BLYTH --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
FRANK GONG — Proprietor
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\isitors w'i'lt \1i', and Mlo, \1',
1lalhthart.
lir. and \les. Clete Stefl'ller
Auburn 1l(tertatliued
fatally on Sund:13,
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J. (toss, It,('..\Y., stationed in \'a11r011wrr,
\who will ha, a patirrtl iu the h :.soil 11
of Iht','e 101' aaut:ler \week.
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all, \l'. and Mrs, \\'ou. 1 11' in visit:' 11
there wCre 27 PI't:>eut; alioJlr• for se\'yeral days last wee:( ;It Maga..,
Jeronur 1.1114111 of 11'atcrloo. on the Lake with their daughter, .11N.
I)1'. John Ito=s left 011
Ing dor Vancouver and Edmonton. Ile Gue:pit and v'iail:cd wilt -.Mrs. Dune !ti
visiting 11 son. Corporal 1:vuglall I:aldlaa\w, and \it,s. Janie 1.1161 (0',
1:Nattel and IVIlghl Lieut. N'aftel, at.
\lun(lay even their cottage, '1111,3, went by way of
Everyday Necessities )
Phctograph Albums, Variety of Styles, 20c to $2.50
Greetings Cards for All Occasions,.... 5c and 10c'
Cartons, for Overseas Shipping 10c
Waterman's and Skrip Ink (the best) 15c
Writing 'Tablets from 10c to 25c
Envelopes, Kid and Linen Finish 101'
Blue Lined Envelopes 5c
Blank Ccunter Check Books 10c, 3 for 25c
Mucilage, Glue, Airplane Glue, antlAirplanes.
Juvenile Novels, a good variety '18c
We have a beautiful line of Walermen's Pen and
Pencil Sets, guarantee('. Also Pc'ipse Pens and
Pencils• . A splendid Fen for School Chil-
dren at ;+:1.15. Also Airflow awl Eclipse Pencils'
Big Little Books for l'oys and girl:, 25c
The Standard Book Store
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NOTICE
A change will be made in Passenger Troll' Schedule;; on
SUNDAY, JUNE 271111, 1913.
AND OTHER SPECIFIC DATES,
Pursuant to Instructions oil the Transport Controller
certain o,rvices which it was propo!ed would operate
durinn tin. claimer months will be withdrawn.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO TICKET AGENT
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
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KING BUG KILLERU'°
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I; BABY FOODS per tin 51'
THRIFT SOAP FLAKES :',91'e ii
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OI,D DUTCH CLEANSER 12c, 2 for 23c
4 CORN STARCH llc a
.• OF &NGES per dozen, 40c and 50c
GRAPE FRUIT large, 10c
OPEN WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY EVENING
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