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VOLUME 18 - NO.
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LYTH NAND R
BLYTI-I, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1913.
YOUR LOCAL PAPER
Ei SEPT. 1401 N
Grandmothers Day Enjoyed Remains of Miss Wilson WEDDINGS harry Wettlaufer I)ies 'Willing Workers Active
At Burgessville
By Blyth Women's Institute Buried in Blyth Cemetery
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'I'11 11111 bine \\'lain(; 11'urkr met
SEP'TEMBEIt 1.1111 -Lith
BI.Y'1'11 FALL FAIR
Mrs. 11'illhun 11'hitc was hoslesH last The. remains of Alis Aarl11a 11'ilsou i On Friday evening, Harry .lhrhtuvlt four times durit,g ,lily and August, 0t
Medd - I h llip5
Thursday 10 •b'! friends and members who was su(Idculy st'h'k0n en tb° :1l high noon on Friday, September 11', ItL•utl'er, died in his Iltth yelp•, ut the f011un•inR honn•S: :qrs. Kenn1'11t
h l PRIZES AND SPECIAL ATTRACTION
of ow \Yemen's Inintmt(, who 1111,( street in Stratford, were brought by his home in Ihu'ges:;wille. at, ryas the 'Taylor, at s. {lorwc> lir0w'u, 1111+. \1'nl.
::rd, al the Myth United Church EVENTS SHOULD INTEREST
for the regular month) nee ling, motor to the Myth 1'nion Cemetery, Youngest sun of air, and Airs, ,I. 11'. (.m.10'1'1010. and Ail''.. .I,Inter I;ib�on.
Y NI, at'. Jahn 1\ illiiiiu 11((1(1, yuuug EVERYONE,
where burial service.; \\ ore. conducted I well 'w rt% mull caner to aurgo,oieiae I:urimg 1:11• m1'clings eight quilts w. re
It twaH a special meeting, with 1.11(3 l st son of Jir. and Ars. James Mudd,
Ccuw'enor of Ilist0ri1111 Research, Miss by the 'toy, A. Sinclair, on Friday of- .01 1 0ndesboro, and Miss Dor(ne 101.with them three years :Igo, when they icuniplete(1•
lernoou, at •1 p.m, I purchased the general store in the ail- it __..1'�_
Gillespie, and the Grandmothers, Roseolhers, fu else Phillips, daughter of NB'. and MrB, tine week (,'nee. 5, member 15th,
charge, Previously, services wore hr id ul ,I, 111101(1 1'hlllips, of 131ylli were um' 'Inge and started b.ls{nes1 there. i is the hit day for the Myth Fall 1''ulr.
the home of het' sister, 1lrs, James ' lawn hl 1Nheatley, he lived there and
'Mission Band 1 U Meet
Alis, Bisset!, Uoderirh, Convenor of led in marriage, Itev, Arthur Sinclair I I if y"u have net secured a Prize List
('•(rear, Shakespeare, al 1.30, Those...in Iflucvule, whore he attended lila( The MLoving Raul of n'iu 5r rwicr
(:1ltlaled. t !do Su .it "tree, tied k1' 1 your entries in
iflisloriwal Research for the District, attending the services in Shakespeare vale Public School toed later \Vingham will hold their regular rue,ling "n Sal
sent greetings for h(rself' and also I'11c 101(11. wore 0 white wool dress•' It> the I Ith. '1'In ;du.
from her wore, Airs. J. 14. 11'cttsun, High Sull"I' II( ryas 100,(1 of spurt; urday. September 1I, at :: "'cluck.
from the G0deri1 1 Iiraseh, a1(1 W. Mrs. Charles (ras'n', Mrs, Robert
maker soil with matching JuIILII cath mtook part in the school athlith �1 culture!' ,lease brim work11o"1;S 1111 Iie,id, the r, gnlar 1.0.1 cf prizes
J. Henderson, District President, was Wells, 1t', George \1'ilscm, and Air, and white acccasorles, She wore aloud program. Ile had been In ill health for seissors. I '1'111 band uu~is also rcnlind,,,l,eUllt;illlr(1 in the prOtI list, them aro
corsage of red roses. The only jewel- .nl;11ty added atiractiuu8. The race 1'w.
and Jlrs, James Wilson. 'try the bride wore was a rope Of pearl,; about throe years, though only in b d of the bale to he sem t" the refugee tees consist of the ':_,s face, mud the
I'allhcarers at the cemetery were, the gill of the groom, the lust few days. Deshler; his father children in England, censi„liug 01 1r,eu timer. Goad prizes are
ol'fercd
Jlessrs. Gordon 11'ulsln, Norman She was attlnd(d by her sister, 1'te, .and mother, there s Drive tour 11roth• trash cloths, huudk rc.hicl's 011(1 toilet {n 110th ew•enis, 111111 0 large entry is
\\rats'', George \Nilson and Russell (.'',I's' Curl, Of Jlapletwoud, Ilouter, in su;lp,
Jessie Phillips, C,11',.1,C., of lltteeuti
Park, London. 1 l'ormito, two in the R.C.A.h„ AC
Lloyd, of Manning fool, 'Toronto, and
The hest man was Mr, Glean Carter, ISet'ge ittt Jock \1'etilaufer, who recent.
of Lundcr,oru, i ly retuned to England where he was
At the reception twhlcll was held at
in service for two years before cont•
the home of the bride, Mrs, Phillips I Ing to Canada fur further training;
received the guests In a \\'edgt;wuo(1
Idiot printed stile dress, with white tee•
and,nue sic+ter, 'Marie, at home`,
cnssorios, Ialrs, Medd was gownc(l in int! funeral was held on \touchy.
1111(r1100u at 2 o'clock from the fautllY
Navy Blue S.hcut'' residence in the village, with inter.
After the reception, 1110 young con -
mem in Itnt'gessvila cemetery.
pre left by ultra for Slogan and (lis -
present and breath( greetings and
congratulations front Ih^ District,
Mrs. Harley Crawfm71, ('resident of
11'Ingham
Branch, brought greetings
from \\'ingrain, and read it letter she
1111(1 just reiitdt'ed front 0 friend, who
is a nurse, and presumably in Sicily
which was very interesting,
A card 0I' appreciation was read hY
the Secretary front Pte. Bert Elliott,
Overseas, for smokes he had received
from the 1\'1
The Society expressed thanks for
11te gill of betnntiful quill -top froirt
'\Irs. Peter Iiroit'li, and also the gift (if
lining for the quilt from 1111's, Enuner•
6011 \fright, and the batting front Mrs.
Colclough.
Airs, Fawcett gave a reading emit-•
led 11
1 Mot' Amts Newer \\'on
iato tvhiclt w•as Inlersprrsed laughable
incident; about cacti Grandmother
member,
There was a Grandmothers' chorus,
"When you and 1 were young ,Maggie"
as an encore, "The old gray mare, she
ain't what she used to be."
Alts Eleanor Sundercock led in
\Mon.
Barn and Crows 1)estroyed
By Fire
A large barn 011 the farm of Johtt
Pitblado of Colborne township tw1I3
barncd to the ground 011 friday night,
with the year's crop. 'Threshing op-
erations had Just het n completed tet
nine o'clock, 08(1 the family had rvltr•
(d. Mrs, Pithludo saw the reflection
at 11 o'clock and the building was all
in flumes then. Seven pigs were
burned, but the calves anti some
young pigs were sawed, The 1083 13
partly covered by insurance.
The reflection was distinctly seen
by
litany Iilyth rc.;ideuly, and it was
111:night the blaze could nut be so far
away. Tho farm is located on the
road which wends it's tray past the
little lakes, just off tine (lase kine.
1)Vel'a8(d w116 favotn•ably known
trice, they bride w'eadng an Old Rose Iilyth, where he. visited from Hine
Crepe dress with brown accessories,
On their return, the bride and groom
will reside in titillate,
Guests were present from Brock-
ville, Ottawa, Loudon and Clinton,
Auburn Resident Dies
in
to
lino with ills brother, Mr. Lloyd \fetl-
latlfer, when the latter was in busi-
ness here, Other members of the font -
By, particularly 31arie, are tweli known
11, re, and friends tt-III extend sincere
sytnpltlhy to then in their sad bereave-
ment.
Charles M. Strattghat died at his P
home in Auburn on Sunday following r
0 lengthy illness. .J�r, S1 aug'ha11 was New telephone Operator
bora in 1' ('t 1\'aw wosh 011 September Hired
a1111('flr,ttcd.
1i1's1111'S 1111' 1•111.1', th,'re 16 the Myth
BIRTIriS District 5twi1,,' club Exhibition, which
consists of almost 2u members. 'C1tey
AhI,EAN---fit \lurris 'I'ottu5111) 001\vill all ex;l{hil Ilio pair o1' thorough -
Saturday, September ItII, to 'Mr. broil pig,. width
they purchus(d Iasi
rand Mrs, lluelerick McLean, it dough- spring.
ler. (food prizes are offered in the lhoof-
ing ('unte81, *.G, for first, $4. for se -
Successful ilIusic Student 1'1)11(1, and $2. for third. if you have
Miss Irina \\'alt is to be congral.ul• it team you think can pull, (ring then
cticd on having passed the tirade \'elf. in and prove it. t
Piano Evan, Grade If 'Theory exam, :1 now feature this year is the prize
1 •,
with first class honors, wvith the 'lo.ifor the best School I.onuer. $_0.00
runt() Conservatory, and Grade V11I at has been allocated for this purpose,
School, all in the one year. She Is a split up as follows, first $S., second $ti,
pupil oI albs Elizaielh Mills. third $1., and fourth $2, 'Teachers .
w' are urged to enter their schools in
this contest. :111 school children in
Friends Reported Killed the parade will be admitted to the.
and Missing grounds free.
Splendid prizes are being offered for
31k; Ella Ilet'fron received the sad
tu'w•8 011 Saturday that Dr. Grant Mac -!the baby. showw, and bicycle races.
he bicycle rnceS rayl been split up
Krnr,ie, R.C.A.F. Medical Corps, Neww•
into age groups, 60 that all will have
community Singing of a few of the. I, I SI on bhe farm viler( Jt, and Al a'intim; of the Myth 'I'ci(pl►one Brunswick, was listed on I't•(day as I Miming.
u fair chance of in
old songs. \Irs, Colclough read a. GllClpll Altman Gets SUCKS Airs. 'Pion.„ Ja•din now reside, Iiia ;t'ommisslon on Saturday night, Alt's, killed in action, and Pilot Officer Al-( Any dart moments will be taken up
poem "alemories". A quartette corn• From Mrs. Duncan Laidlil1V parents were the late Thomas SUluugh Jean Harris was engaged to lake the ex AlacKenzie, was reported missing
by a turn', softball game at •1 p.m.,
posed of arra. Jenkins, airs. EI, John- Myth and district treaders will read out and Margaret Young and on Jan- place of Jlius Alyrtic \\'bite on the the. pr"vious (My, Thursday, The'l,cttv(cn llunlcton and the combined
Ston, arcs. Il, I'hitlips, mull \irs, Pelts, the following article. taken Guu1 the nary IG, .3 Ito he was married t0 ;11a Switchb0lud, alis \I'hilr'm s(rwices two taro were brothers, and former e
force, 0f Myth and l.oudes,uro. Atonic
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accompanied by .11rs. Gerald 11111 is, Guelph alercury, with interest, The IP�ei h:rrat1 of Auburn, 1'ret•iuus 14) (I tse at the end of the month and she �Luchnew residentsY lou u( league champions aro 0 snap•
sang "Dema ley Ile( Old A111 Stream" It• o
lady referred to is Airs. Iklttcao Laid- this Air, Slt'aughau spent some yca'A g wills 1110 family to Gait where py outfit. The local spores leaf(
and responded to an (Weare ley last', tvelll(uowti 11crc, 1\'e are inform- �ht the Caiiullnu 1\'est. I''olloalitg the 11113 will make their new h0ntc' It1(1 C10S I3111];'(I� their hands full if they beat flit t•?t1 ,
"There's a Rose tial. (bows in No -ed that (t is three years since rhe , •••• ., — '1'111. Lucknow Pipers will fu nide! r•'
m; l (n,ll,e the couple moved to elle 'hie Red Cross Sucfety will hold a
Alan':; Laud." knit 140121(6: -
(I'orut(r I':Ikit► homestead where Air.Presbyterial , , r nusir for the parade, and liven up
AItB (lillr•,a+i( gaw'(n 8mntntllr 1)1' 1VIeetinf,• On - Bingo 111 the Memorial Ilan (very Sat•
1 Y"Believe IL or not" stories such as Stranghatt was 0 successful former, r t ,. the afternoon at the Show Grotto
Iltu'ou Township, (L's settlers, and how ' I ttesday. Sept. 1,1th. urday night, front now on, until Purr No
'sotnetimes corse out of a war zone, laking a deep interest in community The i'reshytcry of Ilaron 1'rea,yter• Iglu 110160, 000(1 prizes will always with their nulaic. r"
the Townships derived thrix names, acre broug1111 incl( to Gur10h by l.:\�. Dud churcl► welfare, Ile served 118 iu1
Two ilea• events that 8110111(1 inter-.
ial will meet in the Presbyterian h( av;tilll''lr, and You are invited to
and a fewer high light:, of the Allautie 1'hotnns Aliller, who has served wills cider of Knox United church. Sar- I . est the ladies is the presentation of a "
Charter. 1 ('h11rch, Iilyth, 011 TtlesduY, septan drop into the Bingo game on Saturday ,
la medical section of the R03'lt Cana' riving are Itis wife Due. sou, 11n,tle' fancy sewing box for a display of
Miss Mavis \\.1116 110Yel 0 very t, bet' kith, at 10 0.111, uighl, whenever you are in town,
1 1than Ah Force oversees for two year" l;e0r�r. St'augha11, overseas, and ono ,, — V ('(11(( by a new oxllihilur. '111('14( is 110
The presbytery
sbytery of ma wwal
pretty piano solo, Iincludin one your in the thiel; 01' Ih( entry fee. Also for the hest (stilt
g (laltghtet, Vivian al home; three
Mrs,
meet at 10 a.m. in the Trinity :1ng11 I
Airs, 111uu1d lltllli0,; sung, "Sntilh►' North A6lcan campaign. Ila has been brothers, George. o[ Idaho, William of I�(111dC5bU1'0 Red Cross News shown the prize will he the Bank of
can Church, Blyth, on 'Tuesday, Sept.
Tlncut't." Invalided home to Canada. •Goderich tend Frank of California; hyo I•ith. The monthly meeting of Londesboro Commerce Silver Bowl, 'There is no'
'Dr. A11nio 110118 was guest speaker One of these stories concerns t'e• sislrr8, alts, James Mayhew, of Red Cross Society was held in ('ern (cuty fee for this either,
and gave a delightrul addrevs on a 'flee two Preshylerials will meet 1n' y
cclp of a box of comforts front the Conference in the afternoon in '1'rin uuutily Hall on September 2, with The evening111(' )1 1.1t matte, consisting
Trill -
cruise she had taken five years ago Red Cross Society, "And they surely President, 11x8, Ll, 1h'uusdon, presdcd of a. Dance and the Splendid stage
ity Anglican Church,
to Russia. Ilei route lank 1110 through tore appreciated - I never imagined ing with an altoudtuur of IS, (show by the Tom Hamilton Variety
Finland, Denmark, Poland, Sweden, r—v____
how cold it gels tet night on the des 1'111 Treasurer reported o barna( ,how, will unquestiotrnblY fill the
Stockholm. Dr, Boss surd, at that , • , , s, socks and scarves Joins Active Army 0f $3(1,.05, I Hall. Mr. I lamilton's talent its a cour-
t t t Those, s(0 a 1101 v
time 'u'J members of the Finnish nu.- were nighty handy," I.:\C 11{Iler ob. al r. Jural( Sims h1(s juine;d the Can• t •;
I,ecelp(s of our Inst Bingo, t„ xl' edian is the first, and his assisting
'lament were women. She had a beatk'served.. adia11 Active Army, and Is now stat•1?5)11(5rs, $411,1:,; Profit of $-:1.Gtl, artists are always outstanding, as past
tiful little copper kettle from Fin- Comforts lu this box hod cows I'roltt ion(d al ('hathtuu, I'rrrciomsty Jami( L tlrrs were read from P.
Browns, I performances have proved. This time
land, and silver coffee spoons, each ltrd Cross branches in almost every held a good p08111011 with the ('.N.II' It. hall, C, Sundercoek, thauhtig the' h( has a brand new .supporting caste.
at Kitchener. r•o(iety for the boxes. Also from M. i it's a Show that is well \\Intl! twice
Fingiattd and Russel Scott for sweater the admissiutn price of 35c,
and socks. , \'
FARM SOLD
CIIVTICIIfONC. arr. Torrance Dundas, Itth concession
Tlanu'sville, and Mrs. C, W. 1\11-
1(ants, Goderich township.
'I'Ite funeral service w•111 be held lo -
lay at 2 p,►n„ from Knox ('uile1
church. Auburn.
Red Cross Society
Almealilur For 'Snifters
There is 011 urgent need for knitters
for the Iced CrostSociety, as a large
number of Christmas Bags for Serviee
men in Ilktspital In Newfoundland aro
4tced((1. flags should ho urate of one
colour with contrasting colour for
ties. Red, blue and green ttmaterials
are tie suggested colours, Articles
to go itt the bags are suggested by Red
Cross 1 iacdquarters.
Air Force and Nary and Grey Tur-
tle -neck sweaters alb also grcally
needed, as cath; for them are over -
With a differtot filagree tuutdle from part 'of Canada. Miller drew a pair
Russia. 1)1, Ross also spoke of the of 50(2118. In the toe was 11 slip of pa.
delicious food served in each County, pow with tree nano) of the hnliter •
heel even then the 8111t1oww 01: war seem' airs, Duncan Laidlaw, of King Street,
ed to be lurking, as 0 German flag !Guelph. "They were the very hest,
,wets hung 'In a nubile building 111 lien' hand -made Roches," said the airman.
mark and when King Christian ordet'•tj And wh1lo Ire's on 11(6 30 -day leave
ed it down he was told, "Ute soldier here, he intends to pay Airs, I.oidlnw
that. takes it dawn will be shot. Theft a personal visit and express Itis 80 -
said die, "I well be that soldier," and predation.
he hin:tell tool( It down, •.•__(7
,Al's, Ben. 'Taylor and Mrs, Sadie
Cloning each played Harmonica sel-
ections, and graciously responded to
encores. They were each accompan-
ied by Mrs, Fred Somers, of 'l'hnntitts.
Grandmothers in old time costumes
Paraded 111141 a prize was given to \t•s.
A. 'l'oylor for the oldest cotttme, the
shawl she wore was known to he Ower
11'0 years 01(1. Alt's. Wm, Johnston re-
ceived a prize for the best costume,
and airs, Fred Rutledge for the pret-
tiest costume. ;alis. Fawcett won the
prize for casting on the most stitches
in three minutes. She cast on 89, Mrs,
Sadie Cloning was given a prize for
being the newest grandmother.
The ne_d meeting will be one week
earlier than usual at the home of
Airs. Fred Rutledge, September 30th.
Red Cross Donations
For Chinese Relief from the Girls'
War Auxiliary . $25.59
This has been sent to headquarters.
R. Philp, Treasurer,
Mrs. Robt. McGee Buried
;Mt'H, 11obert AieOeo was laid to rest
on hriday afternoon in the family plot
at Ball's cemetery. The service was
conducted by itev. A. 0. Thomson, of
Knox Presbyterian Murch, who paid
fitting 1tibute to the departed woman.
IThe pallibearers were: Edgar Lawson,
ir, iI, C. Weir, 1. Phillips, John
Huston, Lewis Muddy and Raymond
Redmond, and the molly beautiful flor-
ral tributes were carried by George
Y(u11gblut, harry 1'oangblut, George
1tamilton, Janos Stalker, J. C. Stoltz,
William Craig, Moitluud ;Men and
Kenneth McDougal.
Among those attcndiug front out of
to,vu were, 31r. and all's. P. W. Gibbs,
Detroit, Ali. and Mrs. George Harper,
Kitchener, Mr. Dud 11rs. ,i, \'a'din,
London. Airs. John Stalker and Miss
Lorna Hannah, \\'ashada, Manitoba,
Miss 31innie Young, London, 1lerber1
Thomas, London, Airs. Jessie alci)on-
ald and daughter, Donna, Detroit,
whelming, Eery woman is urged 10
lake on the task of knitting at least
ono turtleneck sweater, and are asked
to get in touch with the Loral Red
Cross Society at once, when material
will be supplied.
An epees' to citizens fgt' scraps of
u(w•print and materials left over froi't
summer clothing to he used for their
`quilt making pis also suggested by Red
Cross headquarters, and. anyone (x1111
tnalerin1 of this nature is asked to
donate. it to the local Society.
V
Bouquet Appreciated
The following card, with a be11utitul
bouquet of• 0111dio1(ts, ww118 received by
the local Telephone Staff, from Mr.
/and Mrs E. J. Cartwright:
"To each on Cental: Just a wee
bouquet to say thanks for the kiml-
ness, patience and all, of everyone all
the year,—T110 L, J. Cartwrights.
-V,
Tho following have been shipped:
I2 pair seamen's long stockings, u
tanto neck sweaters; 0 civilian Sweat• •3lorris, has sold his farm to Mt'. Stov-
ers; S pair service socks; 1 round.' art alcl'ail. This is accepted as being
neck sweaters; 1 \'-neck sweater; 2Ione of lh, best fames in this section.
alternative caps; 1 quilts; 59 bed ' Mr. 11ut1d•a8 will retain possession. 01
pads; tin handkerchiefs. the dwelling until next Spring,
I3LYTH UNITED CHURCH
Next Sunday, September tale, the
services will be':
10.15: Sunday School.
11.1.0. Subject: "The Ilidden 'l'retts-
tu•e , "
7 0.111. Subject: "Drifting."
TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev, P. H. Streeter, L.Th., Rector.
September kith,
Sunday School, 10.::0 am,
l'3wensottg and Sermon: 7.30 p.1(1.
Intercession Service FriQay at 1.15
p.m. in the church.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
Services Next Lord's Day.
Illylit: Sunday School 111 a.1,
Worship: 11 a.m.
Smith's 11111: Sunday School 2 p.m.
Worship 3 1.111,
Auburn: Sunday School IO a.m.
\\'ohsltip: 7,20 p.m.
The 111iui8ter will preach.
Rev, A. 0. Thomson, Minister,
There was a general discussion 011
ways 0f marking money. 11 was left
CONGRATULATIONS
with cin' advisory board to raise mon- Congratulation's to Helen Young,
cy for our Xmas Overseas boxes. who rllebrated her birthday on Mon -
\Vert( committee for October, 't•8. dcty, September 21111.
E. \foods, airs. ,1. Shulr'm•v0k, 'Mrs.
Hall, Jlrs• \\'arson. ,
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Itfrtltday congratulations to mfr.
'Pickets were sold on a iliscuit jar Thomas i\r'i'llfelr, who celebrated itis
donated by Miss E. Rimieruu, the birthday on \1'ednosday, September 1,
itIOkry ticket going to airs. G. 3lcVit- * * *
tie. Proceeds $1.30. lunch collection Congratulation.; to Lois Augustine,
$^,at), w'Ito celebrates her ;1th birthday on
Hostess money, 50c each, was du- 'Tuesday, September T11t,
haled by airs. 0. hairserwice, Mrs. 0,
310011, Airs. 0, flesh, Mrs. It. Caldwell,
Mrs. ,1. Shaddick, Mrs, It. Shaddick.
$1.110. 'Total $3.50.
Quilt Donations:
1 top from airs. M. Hos,: and Mrs.
J. Nott, quilted at Septenter meeting;
1 top. pieced by lIrs, \\'. Hest:. from
1114 Cross patches, quilted at Seitene•
ber tweeting.
1'ohutleers are still needed for both
sc•••ing and knitting.
The meeting closed by singing, "God
Sat c the King."
CongraIulations I o little llruce
ltichutonet, son of arr. and Mrs. Alillar
1111 11 mond. (Om cel(bratd1 eels 31-41
l'irihday en \\'edm•,alay, Sept. Sth.
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t'enuratulabhts to ,llr. and t\Irs.
Ernest Noble, who celebrate their 1st
wedding anniversary on Sunday.
September 1_'111.
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Congrat'•'i 'tz to Jimmy Tatman,
who 1 lebratcd his 0111 bit•ilu? :y 011
fhursd'y. Sept, telt
1
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Rationing & War Restrio•
acus in Canada as In England
are not likely to be lifted soon
ane'. that subsidies have been of
great benefit to the ordinary
criticism.
i.t \v it situation In Inftnllely
lost :t , t ll, lho
triumvirate of dlc-
t:ttc.i5 has cl:u'ked wall the crash
of '.i:t;snliui, and the 4!thmariuo
11.e e i, stotvly but surely being
from North alutuic.tn
\et the lime has not ar-
t . • v ,i,at Canadians may look
tc 1, )lute of rationing and
• ::triton..
,-in; of the :,hipping .,iul•
free' illg of -.onto t(:iVI t-
1:inti pt,rh:( V. Illol'0 11,1t•.
the lifting', or tof!'t•e r.t-
l:! the I:nil 11 States has
He to ;onto hopes in ('111•
effluvium., amelioration; of
re- . es, and :n occasional ex•
of opinion that those re•
:t cure tardy :Mout acting.
h - :e word front those at the
i•—nut yet. Canadian,;, ter
slat ii:nc being, ire to remain fully
"a: ear." on the home front as
W. :' o11 tho war 1(1)11t..
* •
cted to restrictions 011 a
scale for tho first limo
It. nate it history, Canadians have
it t remarkahl7 well to official
nim;a:•auus anti "don'ts." Not by
tin ?',:gest stretch of imagination
ht.= :,,stoning i❑ (':nada meant
~111; 0(1 in any commodity, nev-
e I•:fat;ess it is recognized by the
aut!.e :tie's that it took consider-
s'':, 01f discipline for a nation
of ::, a and hitherto unrestricted
e to don quiescently and pa-
1ire.. war•tinln's restrirtivt' "har-
m'., ' .\nd there is 00 grumbling
tn.. 11,.eu,hottl the nation.
in press conference with
newspaper"len in the
p;; y ,:anent huildiugs at Ott:rya a
IEP' hays ago. Sir John .\nderson,
Lt:n: President of llritaiu's Privy
and charged particularly
vitt respolnsibilities romceruing
hent.:e's home front, said that the
pr.er.'r. 0f 13ritain, touch more heav•
il" 'esrl'lrted in their personal
e:t1u: and pleasure habits, re-
rla:r.td patient, with no signs
wht.:4 \t•(' of restiveness tender
thFr: heavier burdens. The only
reaction to recent victories notice -
at -1E in the old land, he said, was
a ttr.dency to take a holiday, a
day ,It the sea shore—a Int of
travel which Is not encouraged by
the British authoritios because of
1ts utilization of needed transport
11 was unofficially estimated
herfi over the weekend that Call-
a -rte.:. effort to protect her pelt,,
00111.' through subsidization of
cep isle commodities would cost the
federal treasury this fiscal year
$200,400,000 instead of the $120.•
00(afieft which Finance ,Minister .1.
L. P.siey got from Parliament in
nonce vote. The \\'arthro Prices
and Trade Board had no figures
ready which would support or cnn-
tradit1 that estimate ba about the
aarr,c. time Finance Minister )Isley
announced In Saskatchewan Mat
the irire ceiling on the necessi-
ties et lifo had saved the people
of Canada approximately $1,150,•
OfO.r'r.t• during the last two years.
• • •
So that tho fact would seem to
be that the ordinary man's home,
the home of the worker with a
group of children to feed and
clothe, in materially benefitting
from Canada's price ceiling and
sub-ldization policies•. let the lat-
tE•r test be the $12_0,000,000 estim-
ated or the $200.000,000 which
more recently has been unofficial-
ly cis!med,
Axis Plane Output
Doubled By U. S.
United Nations aircraft pro-
1luction now is about three times
.Axis cyttput, by the estimate of
some United Staten Government
officials, with American producers
alone putting out nearly double
the combined Axis total, The
United States in May produced
between 7,100 and 7,200 planes,
with June production figures ex-
pected to show another increase.
By comparison, about 2,200 planes
a m(nth are estimated to be com-
ing florn planta in Germany, in
Nazi -occupied countries and in
Hitle-r's satellite nations. Japan
is tnoutrht to he producing about
1,200 aircraft monthly and Italy
arnur-t! 000.
Speed of Animals
Clocked on Road
L.. -
rabbits under the stimulus
of hest g chased by an automobile,
bare teen clocked at 45 miles per
bout. say's the Calgary Herald,
Under the same conditions a young
bu 1 deer reached 49 miles.
Prcr,_hnrn antelope have frequent-
ly 'r•e-r, measured In full flight
from. automobiles and airplanes at
a tette speed of 60 miles an hour.
Thu, the antelope 1s a mile away
by the time that the rattlesnake
has just started. However, the
rattler relies on poison rather
than speed to save himself.
HISTORIC CHATEAU FRONTENAC MAKES HISTORY AGAIN
The startling: appearance of Mr. Churchill at (2uebec told the conference of the RriLislt and
(':ulatlia:t War Cabinets in the Midori: C11:ae:111 hrontcnne will hp followed later by a nleetllig with
Mr. I,uosevelt. The hotel 11:1-; been taken °ver by he Government for see•;r:l'
VOICE
or THE
PRESS
BOMBING OF ROI\1E
Protest (agclimst the homhitlg of
]fount) wunl(1 be nnheconlhie; 1
those who trailed to raise their
voices against the 1)0111ling or \ver•
saw, l{utt(rdant :mil London and
of cathedrals like Coventry. C'.ln-
terbury and \\'c'stminster. \Vuuld
that the t,nenty 1(111• taken a hun-
dredth part of the rare display-
ed
isplayed by the .1 Hied .11r Force in this
military honlhiug of Isom'.
—\\"11111ipeg 'Tribune.
NO NUTS FOR JAPAN
Japan in pre•\var days, lived on
exports of sill:. 'Ibieti she stole
the rubber producing ',trees of the
()dont. Nov the rest of the world
Is learning how to inal1e and use
rayon and other synthetic textiles
as substitutes for silk, and, also,
how to make rubber. Japan tory
repeat the story of the hoy and
the tilberts.
—Port :Arthur N,'4s (itrulicle.
FIRST PRIZE
We still think the funniest re•
mirk about a Victory Garden is the
one credited to Jack ]fenny, who
said: "ply potato crop turned nut
well, Some are as big as marbles.
:•unto as big as peas, and, of course,
there are quite a few little ones."
—11anlc in 5t. 'Phomas Tilney•
Journal.
-O—
PROPAGANDA FOOD
Goebbels Is telling Itis country-
men tho British never attack on
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"BRITISH CONSOLS", "LEGION", -
"MACDONALD'S MENTHOL",
"SCOTCH BLENDS" or "EXPORT"
Cigarettes
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MACDONALD'S FINE CUTS (with papers/ alto
DAILY MAIL CIGARETTE TOBACCO Postpaid to
Soldiers in the Canadian Army OVERSEAS and
CANADIANS IN UNITED KINGDOM FORCES.
Mall Order and Remittance lot—
TNsOBersublecttoanychtnteln Gorornment Rttulatlonl
an empty stomach, \Vhich may
halve the olid rc ult of 11)::1;i11.; the
(iceman; h11ng(r Inv i444:1 lou.
- I:•1:rinn!ua Ji1;lI tl.
- n- -
SADDER AND \VISE^
The claim has h:•ru 1,4...!' tear
not (non"It attel;thot is p.:1-1 t0
,'Ilucatitt^_ the pedrr'tri.Iu. So a Int
of Dem eke) out 1111 tie, :ire
bump.-, nl kr,ovideilee
—1The stOn \\'hi : >' III -I,
-
WI -{AT SETTLE3 IT
II Isn't \vino a man , I ; Celt
count,. It's his wile's r "1\.
Canadian Corn
Needed I7nn-le li 'F_'ly
Its an inf, yir41 !tial) t 1.. L'.
ienwtn Jr., I'resiilieir of t (ti,
ado Starch Company }.ion+ ' I, •lis•
Ottawa which said t:: t i l el.ly
of the fart that of corn
hail not be, :! I!ta1414 4 ',, 1 !'V tits:
Canadian I'armu'r>.
were il\ inilli...
that the slll'at!rn 1"'t': 1 to
corn simply i; one o`
urn.•ncy to i1,' , .. i•: 1 :r
The industry p 1"i 1, - -
seulial t:4:,! I
starches and rdhl . tVt .e in till'
nttuntfarture 01 1.::r :... - :11 The
Canadian Gn',,'rioner.t nn',r ir•r-
111111111,'11 the 1111;Ini•tioi 441 (ii ie e,'tl
from the I'nit d Stag's. :n1 r•t•.tl•
izing the imp'rative re i1 for 1'li.;
grain ill viral w,tr iII ,,l.IH i;
providing 5.1111 -id'• , f"' r':i pI!r•
puss.
Mr. Penson ,ai.i that •!I•• Si tech
iuduslry for some yt:;r- !I,; herrn
encouraging Canadian I'.0 tt, r.; to
grow inure hybrid roan. 11 • tout•
cat011 !Ito ('.ntadian 1'rh-e C"iliog
was extremely fair aril e.'en high
in comparison with mile:. trains,
bit urged the Canadian Furrier 11
nt:tli(+ deity rigs regularly of reas-
onable quantities of corn in order
that they may retain the f'.Ie Hiatt
market, for their corn.
Atlantic Round Trip
Made in Fast Time
'Irks) increasing speed of air
sorvice is indicated by the fast
time made on the round trip of a
big plane operated by TransCan-
ada Air Lines crews in the newly
Isstablislted Canadian Government
wartime tratls•Atiantie service.
The plane which took off front
Montreal Airport late on a 'I'hurs•
day afternoon, reached the British
Isles in the record time of 12
hours, 26 minutes, landing early
Friday morning. \Vith just over 21
hours 00 land, the same plane
started off for Canada on Satur-
day afternoon and arrived in
Montreal Airport early Sunday 15
lours and six minutes after take-
off, having faced rainstorms
throughout the entire crossing.
Thus, loss than 72 hours, or
three days as Canadians usually
mark time, wen) required to tra-
REG'LAR FELLERS --Spells Trouble
i!1
GOSH, THIS 15 DEEP STUFF!
BUT I'LL HAM STUDY IT
IF 1M GONNA JOIN THE NAW.'
ver. -0 a'li ro• initiely 1;,11114 miles,
lith I let of 1 14411h"r In bit-
The .,-!Mattel thin Item Mont-
le, :1 41.44 t 1''cord. clip;Iins: off 25
11110111 , from the previous hest
liner -lois !'1_'141 rein: 51ol:treal 10
(1'I kith trips lace con.
.ittnenI. of army Incl 1V01'0 cat••
ri •,I Otl til•' ret'nr I Lrt:tlsing east•
!10,11.•1 1r1:1 t1 pl:me \y::.; iu
(':. , I,f 1 ,1;:1 11011;.:d 1'. Gt•oI'gp,
n ,'1'!1i114 111.*nseer of '1'ran,4'mi.
:«11 .\i: 1.11 .':Milo nn the return
:igen 1 joiii•r'y the pla11e oras
i:4 r': •I u; t''1•It. M. 11. ..11)011"
I:It I'! 11 11-1 of 114' '1' 1' \. ;^rv•
L .
0
Jack and Pals
\ '0: 'nt Lirepc 41.1; plowing
i•'I I ,\ it.1 etre 11 feast,, but 110 was
i; "l:i'LI_ir1, .hell. Giddap,
,l,',.y. (1!! 1'p, C.ts'y. (:ilidap
('rom\•oII.'
\ ,t1.111.10' pa44ing by asked:
-Dow 111 flay 1I 44I'.1 I0e4 your
'.1111'• t'1 ;h•' farmer, "itis
nam," is Jack, lilt he doesn't know
;ternith. 50, I put blind•
11.4 11.111 :!'•I yell all the„' other
I:.1^1 11.' I!:1; other
S{;iphuilr;ing In U.S.
Shows Remarkable Growth
The - ori of shipbuilding in the
riffled . ':t1'" : la 19;19, one ship
(.1 era 1! '1ay1, in 1941, ono ship
r e•1'; eel; n 'I Cys, in 1911, one
ship every three anti a half days;
in April. 19 12. oto ship a day; In
Juni!, 1:111, r'xo ;hist.; ,t day; In
Sept,'l'I!;•'r, 101". three shill.; a
Ily; l'I Der',em!•'r, 1!112, !'our ships
:t day; '1111 Mt Marche, 1'112, five
;ill; t elan'.
SCOUTING .
• •
T1 -.spite the great shortage 01
le:ul'•1: for Scout Troops iu Can -
ad: clue to enlistments in the
fortress Scouting at Truro, N.S.,
c':trric; au witit plenty of vigor.
The secret is that from the near-
by Royal Air Force station at
Whore British Stouts have taken
up the work and aro running or
assisting with 19 \\'olt Cub Packs
and Roy Siena. 'Proops. The sta-
tion also has its own Rover Scout
Crew with 21 members, and Group
Captain \Voodin. station O.C., en•
courages the work yo that the men
might he proficient Scout leadors
on their return to Great Britain,
• • •
h:levttii year•obd Donald Penrose,
of Winnipeg, has the highest rec•
ort) for ',ver service of any 110)'
Scout In Manitoba, ltecently Don•
ald was presented with his 700•
Motu' \\':u' Service Madge, His
work has ringed from collecting
magazines, )caper and fats, to sew-
ing quilts and mal:ing doughnuts.
1to 1'4 a Wolf Cub, and his mother
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200 FAY ST. TORONTO WA. 473
Is Itegitll of .ol 1.11.1),I•l,
in tln' city.
Short:leo of manpower lett Cho
caretaker of St. plary's Church,
\fine lsor with more work than he
could possibly accomplish with
the church, parish hall, cemetery,
and large gl'(nuid4 to l'isl'e for.
Hearing of his plight, the 27th
1Vindsor 110y Scent 9'roop, al -
Cached 10 the church, have solved
the problem by allotting it Patrol
each week to assist the caretaker
le his wok.
( 11 I1ll,•1•
The award or the \'iclori t Prose
to \\'ing Commander Guy 1'.
Gibson, horn of the Ilalll•bllstitlg
raid on Crt'ntany, brings to live
the number of Pay Spouts who
have been :Warded the vie/mitt
tree: in Ihls war.
F R
Ten of the honour itl:uluales at
the t'miled 5talcs Military .\cadc•
my at \\'est Point were former
11 (1' i''Illli i. :11 1\111I:I,I0IIs :1.1 ill III'',
51 411 VIII Uc; were :ir01114, 'II the
11.:;. Nle II .\'rail':113, IK of the 1`1
)untrue siwtoot.4 worn Sroula, ,111,1
a { of tit:, 72 graduates at the (et I tl
Guard Ac 'Minty 4vere also Scouts.
r • •
Tito Baden-Powell Meruol i.tt
1t"end, raised by tho )toy Scouts of
Groat Britain :Is a memorial to
(Ito founder of 1he Scout p(r)veo
muni has now reaches) the $500,11110
mark. The looney has all been is
vosted In war bonds, amu) al Ilett
close of the war a memorial Moil l
Mg will ho erected in i,ondon :1 r
a centro for ',.lei y001.11 of Ihit
world,
Not only :1)'u wanleu hieing; 1)11
many Incu',t task,; to wartime, lint.
they :I 15f becoming very :dive ;rt
\Volt' 1'uh leaders. in a recent
leadors' training course unto' ll:tl-
lfax, N.S., of the 17 taking Lilo
coned, 11 were. Ludy Cnbma:,)erns.
FUNNY BUSINESS
i. COMPANY
MESS
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"We were going to 1)11"e roast beef and boiled )potatoes,
but n rookie (Trove his tank through the kitcheul"
LIFE'S
LIKE THAT •By Fred Neher
."7.•1):.`i7 �1G.'J� 9 ,••,,I•ar.,',-,,,et.v. •4 •
,:1..:u,r.,
mss.., • .,_1-•--'z- - • -- W _,
"You both had serious operations . • , but let ole tell you About the
time 1 had to lake castor oil 1!"
014, THROCKMORTON
JEST A MINUTE!
c
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By GENE BYRNrI S
BUT t IIETCHA
MOTHER WON'T BE
MAD WHEN 514E
HEARS 1 MADE
YOU A GENAWINE
ADMIRAL
IN MY NAVY.
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RITTWR
hese days, when tea ~must yield
iDthe utmost in flavour, quality
is of supreme importance. Aslc for,.
!P
SO TH IIIILT
Hy
Percival Ch: it tophcr Wren
CIIAI''I'I?It XVIII
Memories twain sur,. it thieneh
111)0ud Wendorer's nlinll.
(;ittraza bort! Iiy the lime he
hail reached) (l;lar :.I1 half its de-
fenders were de;;d, iat.]WI Iiy 1\la•
jor lleuhoronu!l, Captain Scott,
11011 Ileulenant Henderson, hav-
ing 110 1)110, in r1) )I t of lily 1111 live
el'firc•r$ except ('apla01 All .ander
Brer.itings, 1 'Al S, the I?nlasian
doctor.
And then l)•ec6jIge's ;urn:,zing
(11111. No one would ere( I((111\w
whether 111 %vent wad, beral•rk;
whether he hoped Io rehabilitate
blmn;ele, or whether 10 tilos, IN,.
tremulous moments, the spirit o1'
his grautlll'athr r, Hener:ll Sir i'lrcy
Vereker
1beet )U )', haul :8:,•111 up
within hint and seized the (att)•
lahley of his soul. l'rohably all
three motives had contributed,
with the last-mtin'd most power -
/111, 114 his dying words had lo en,
"I ant a Heuera1's grandson."
Yes, and when the relieving
Porro had marched 111 and (;anesh
bad ('one to his 1)181111 overllo\e-
Jng with joy, congratulations 1111
triumph, how the gond chap's face
had fallen %viten he had Inld1 11i111
that. ho %vasn't going to use Ilr'•ck-
1ng:e's confession. Nor get 11:108(11
reinstated in It blaze of glory :1's
the innocenthero of a sluuuolul
miscarriage of justice and the
heeds hero nt the dofcn$e and sal-
vation of the Fort that iivv•itin(1'
bad wished to surrender to 1110_
:1;• ging 1lnllji.
Nor had he been quite honest
w.'h ((;mesh. 1lo had )pretended
that his wain reason' had been
that lie really couldn't use the con-
f(:•ison and blacken and damn for-
ev, r the memory of the Iran who
had died hl the act (11 Salving 1118
1111.
In 1 11 first place, he shrank:
floor the Idea of more 10)1)1(113,
emit her court martial. And again,
e:,pl'l'i;tlly after the horrible cou-
feu•nu'nt of the siege. he 1onaad
for the mountains.
No, \vimtevor it 0103' halve been
at first, life as a Pathan was now
better than existence as an i:ng-
lishman.
• . •
ale
was a hillulan now, a11d-
So ;Old 110 otherwise --so ;n111
111) otherwise, hillnlau desire their
Inds.
And then there was Shore.
Ishan, Could lie turn 10 hint after
nil they had seen and 110110 to.
gother, dared and suffered to-
gether, after each saving the life
of the other at the risk of 11 18
own; could lie turn to Shore Khan
end say, "\Nell, 1'111 off. I'm going
'hail( to India and the regiment,"
knowing that there was no return
to the regiment for Slu'rc' Khan?
)10 110(1 deserted when \1'eu(11)1(1
W118 cashiered and kicked out, had
N10011 by 111111 an shown hint how
to make a new adjustment to life.
Anil lastly, what was possibly
the strongest motive, probably the
real motive had been his consum-
ing hat.r041 of llailitzin, his insati-
able yearning to deai faithfully
with ltallitzfu, to cut mut the cank-
er that corroded his soul far Mere
than hail the injury which Breck-
inge had done hint.
Anyway, he had 81111((4 to his
point. Ile had gone his own way
and, In spite of what the Brigadier
and (infield) had said to him after
the relict of G'itr'aza, he had slip-
ped quietly away from the fort
with Shero Rhan. Ile had retired
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C
tri tih11'1 Kh:1u'e toil and 81II1111
(1)1))1 Io the IlIolul Ijfo of 0
isorml 11011,10011 wlu,re 1 1110 is
111'1Al 1;)1' 11'0111 his 11;11111.
\ml ;I:•,,iiu Sheri. 1:11)11 11;111
111 Iped him, hull ;18 1;11 him, re -
sterol! his al me of proportion and
In Mal lads/ice
'11101 %\jelly) 111 ,1')1:0):. (1)0)) as
Hoy :.al sunning themselves inion
the full wall, suddenly as if read -
nig I1(5 eery Ihunttll ;;111 re Gino]
111111• said:
"Iluanor. the ham has struck,
111• himself has conte smith and is
veil Imo in Knhnl ..
' 1 (1lj10j)1
"None nlhcr. Last I1le,ilt ore lye
1(1 01(0) from halt 1111)0 owe (,nue
%Pith n 111,8,0:0, left it and 1111.:;;1(1
on in haste, lay the description
of Iho mall ;(11d what ho said, 'Iwas
ti1:11 ,11;tllhuh Ali Ilazelrit:: sahib's
1)111(1, who \1'115 151111 IIs at. (liltl•nza
before 180 pot into Ills V((1'l."
"llahbuh Ali? And 1111:11 was the
lue•:enge"
The Bear leas come 001 of his
forest; seek for line i11 his dew,
in the bazaar ill the gunsmiths
\Theelin Is Illi hose of IldI•:'lnl 11111
(11111.11unuor,
1ud he haul lineal) :it once that
liailil;:in 1',1s i(1 Kahn) 10111, prole
ally in the rause of a prospelmet
Afghan merchant, \vats staving in
the house of Iho Itne';opllle alu.nl,
the good llderjn the .lfghau), \vilh
whom he himself had (mei, cross-
ed 1(1)11 (1uscat to 1'088::. s
Al last In K ha'k:old they had
found 1hOISelwes 11111 1\ 1 days
behind hien as he role to Samar -
rand, mounted (l) a pure bred iia•
dalcah;uli Mare. a hay with three
while socks; his servant riding 0
half bred Bohol: mare, ❑ Plea•
hitter grey, long -tared, etved(1pcked
;Ind 81)110.1.11111 goose ramped, fol•
lowed by four well•laden donkeys
looked after by an Afghan and
three 'I'ttugans, themselves 10011•
after by Iwo Ttlriti•('hjnese half-
castes,
So Mus and 1)1(18 (lug 1la11ouuw 11,
the 1'athau. who had liven Itlehard
W4 the 1)•1118111 offic:'r, 1'11111'
to he sitting raking over his Hit-
ler memories, huddled i11 1)js posh -
11111 beside the cullers of the fire.
n 4 1
Suddenly he hoard a 800111,
511)101101 1111 his rifle :11111 sprang
to his feel. A1 most as quickly
as Shore l ha ll, wrapped from
head to foot in a dirty sheet.
sprang from the Stark stiffness of
his corpselike rigidity' and knelt
beside him, rifle ;at the ready.
"M'ho's. there?" cried \\'end.
over.
And a cracked and quaw(rjng
voice roplicd 11'001 the darkness,
"Only 1111 and another ass," ars
into the light cast by the Fire upon
18)11011 Shore Khan threw a hand-
ful of dry grass and twigs rode
the cherry -colored sills -capped beg-
gar bazaar.
'MI. 15 blew in just after you
left," he said. "110's 011 his way
to sec the British Resident at
Kasligar-on a rather nlhro im-
portant matter. Russo -Chinese
('hing•Kiann sluff. 'fold me that
your man is for ,lalalabad and the
Border, Ile's meeting a ('ar:t\':un
from Tashkent there, and there
are going 10, he great doings In
the Singing Ilndji's country agalu.
Apparently' they aro not going to
Kabul for fear the bullion that is
going south Pith them stays there
for good, f should think your hest
plan would he to get straight
down into the Singing Iladjl's
country, Get there before he does
and hay for him there. Von can
get word to (1.6,11 .S, from there
and he'll got a move on, I should
think 0 few of these bombing
planes Ihey'we sent to India would
make the Singing 1ladji sing a
dlfferpnt 111110 if they could hover
over his home town occasionally -
if they could 11111l«) it from Hun-
mina,
u -mina, that is, Auy\'a3', you'd have
earned your corn for the rest of
your life if you could put Halllitziu
out of business."
"Yes. Nothing like combining
business with pleasure," growled
Wendover. "What about a pot of
good loot tea?"
"hor the love of God!" shivered
the cherry -capped beggar mean,
who spoke such admirable Eng-
lish and knew so mucin of the af•
fairs of Conu'aule-colonel Nikolaa
Bailitzin, Richard Wendover and
Ganesh Hazelrigg of the Intent.
genie De lartn lttt, 1 he looul
Anglo -1 tissian-Chtilese situation,
• • •
Majoa1'ploutlw Hmzelr
wilt could ;flail ne
confessions, freely admitted tt
the I-Iadjt of Turangzat war oqe
of the people whom be did not un•
del'Stand,
1\'heli that notorious and potent
ecrles:iastle had been a Mullah In
BLITZ VETERAN IN ACTION AGAIN
:\ veterul of the Battle of ilritaia 11uri1)) v:11irh he maintained
11 constant stream of vocal 0pporj:inn to the (ilei((011)1 raiders, "Hob,"
a terrier twit)) :1 rather dubious parcnt4.e, is at wag' olein, Servikg
this lime with the Canadian troops in the )iediter)':uncan, "I lob"
now ree(gni cs Pte, Peter Ileoss, 111' Ft. ltonif::c•e. Man., as his mas-
ter and (8118 smuggled aboard a troopship i,1 11 kit lag by four of
Gross' cunlrallc5, "Bolt" 800018 to be t); jnp! to slake 011 his hind
between seasickness and a good 1nmoop.
Iglu ('h;U'saddat 1t;shire ) t 1''"-
awar he 11,1:1 l•'a 111111 ,Vnrely Ill
respected lar his jn..lice, natio
(101)1y, tool in1•orr110;i;':lily
judge :Min inj,teri:o: Aluhaoune 1i;
law awl 1(181)111.
And talking 110'' 1183 18,1(4 the
Commission( 1• 111 1'10 Ilii
Ila,. driaa ;emoted Ilan t 1;11 1)t•
firer, a wan ininsually 11)11 11)
formed, considered 1')1 1111:1;)! nl
('hv'sadda to hr an admirable ;Incl
%:dualde friend of the (love"00)1 nt,
it' only because Inn was a 8;nul 111,.
):older of a)(ho,'j18 ond the
scour:e of all 11:)11 defied it and
broke its i;1wa•
What. thew. was .Major lln2el-
rig 'S surprise to linin on lila IV.
1)11)1 to Pella \\';u anter ell ab;:, nee
i1) :\fw11a1list;1)i and Turkestan,
that Ilio Mullah nt ('I(ars,:oldaa hail
fallow Irons grate. had - 1•1111nge(1
(OM11lotely, acid 11'0111 bring a pillar
of soeiely, :1 111'011 111' all! 110111y, an
impartial jud^e and loyal subject
of the 141)1: Emperor, hall (1 )1110
a violent agitator against the Gov-
ernment, an embittered 8(1 11un-
ist and an active and dung) runs
enemy of the British.
\\'hall has so changed the ad-
mirably 'Mullah of ('harsadda that
from a firm friend he hal lie -
come 0 bitter foe?
'1910 Commissioner could not 1, 11
11111) No one ('00111 loll him and
Ilazelrigg determined to find out
for hinsell.
Sojourning in the houses of the
hooris of the Peshawar 1iazaar,
loafing and slcypiug in the lodging
where caravans 1(111 the journeys
begun i(1 Khivat and Bukhara,
Tashkent and Sanuu•cand, 81noh-
ing his hookah aboul the camel -
dung fires, dipping Into file sooty
fleshpots Ivlierein bullhled the lus-
cious slow of the tails of fat -
tailed sheep 18)1:10 he exchanged
the net's of the day, he 10114(1 of
this and of that, of kings and
khans, of sneers and emperors -
and of the Mullah of ('llars0dda
who, formerly 00 upright judge,
was now as fugitive in the :doh -
!nand ('()unary; a firebrand, a(gj-
tat(11' 111111 10011(4) of rPh01)ion.
who had given his (laughter to
t h e notorious Abdul Ghafl;u'
Khan, mil law and 1error's!.
(Continued Next Week)
Fatal Sound
Sound waves in water, such as
those caused by depth bombs, (11a1y
kill up to eighty feet, navy medi-
cal reports show, says Pathfinder.
The waves, traveling front mole-
cule to molecule, have a speed of
4,078 feet per second, about four
times that of sound in air. At
dlstnnees up to 160 feet they dam.
age tato small blood vessels In the
abdomen and affect the flow of
blood to the viscera.
A Record Harvest
Expected in China ',
The harvest in the parts of
china, under Generalissimo Chiang
.Kai-shek "le ealpected to be of
recorduantity thin yet}(," The
British fadlo said recentlj'.
"Seasonable rain have already
ie
ulted in the reaping of lame
lts, and the autu>n prospet,t
desorlbed as ins 1'abile,a ad.
the broadcast.
Defence sandbags are being
made from domestic fibre in Brit-
ish East Africa.
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SAUB. CHAMBERS
Some Tasty Desserts
'' or Early Autumn
1 is he , 01,11(4(1'8 mind can he
at lest for the day from the
( lief an::ieties of menu -planning,
if she Mans the moat and vege-
table cnu(808 early and then the
dever1. h:tory wise woman rcal-
i'cs 11 ra\es time :and strength to
au'ra:nse her meals early in the
day.
And oiew as the Inst fresh
fruits are 00 the market and the
e\eni'lp8 are chilly, we like to
turn our attention to the types
of (1(5';11'1 which have been neg-
lected during the hotter months.
Apples, pears 0)0! peaches, are
now at their best.. In all baked
fruit puddings 0 long, :low bak-
ing ;;C1.01!-- 1)) produce 0 superior
flavor.
It' baking 0 deep apple pie, the
filling of apples and sugar should
he baked slowly for about one
and one-quarter horn's until apples
have that reddish brown color,
before placing the cover on the
top. 'fills type of pie chilled and
served wit li ,shipped cl0alll is
dessert fit for royalty.
11aked pears makes a lovely
seasonal dessert. I( you are
fortunate enough to have maple
syrup. place pears in casserole,
haste with the syrup. 'These may
be s(11til hot or 001d, A flavor
of ginger 10 pears is always re-
freshing. This may be added to
a sauce or chopped candied gin-
ger added to whipped cream.
Try these peach desserts for
so.,1011)1I, : different;
Peach Surprise
Cook large extra fine whole
peach (pitted) in a sugar syrup
(1 cup sugar to 1 cup water).
Cook until soft but not broken,
Gt`O®MY BREAK 1 /
1)R �,RISPN\ -s- RAW - >iu'. t
A/
Pop/l //
r
e1' w ✓- •' ' ,`s /�,
('one. 3 pre til your favorite light
cake ice cream. ('1)t in Sg1111l'0;
and 011 1::ch prow 011 0110 of the
p(•, ch halves. S.'rvo with a thick
raspl'erry syrup.
Cantaloupe and Peach a la Mode
rut small, very ripe, chilled
eantal.)upes in half, sprinkle
with fruit sngiu'. Fill centres with
suited sweetema peaches, top
with whipped or ice cream.
Pear Tapioca
cup quick tapioca
cup boiling \vote)
teaspoon salt
tahlespons lemon juice
1 tahlespoon orange juice
2 tablespoons syrup from
maraschino cherries
1i: cop corn syrup
f t ipe large pears
Cook tapioca in double boiler
with \vafer and salt until clear.
Add lemon and orange juice,
Syrup from cherries, sugar and
corn syrup. feel and core pears,
place in baking dish with cavity
up. Place cherry in each cavity.
%'our over tapioca mixture, hake
until pears 1)1e tender, Serve
cold with 18hipped cream,
Pear Conserve
)'eel and pare one peel; pears,
11111 through food chopper, \veigh,
:111d for each pound of pears add
(4 1b. sugar. Put. fruit sugar and
cup water in preser.ing kettle.
Lets cook to a good boil; add
grated rinds and strained juice
of two lemons and 1 can grated
pineapple; h5a cup chopped can-
died ginger. Cook two )tours,
stirring occasionally; then pour
into jars 1(11d seal.
1/4
Mess Chamber/. o ele01111. liersonal
lett 1'1.01 from Interested readers. She
Is pleased Io receive muggestlo1*
on loplrs for her column, and In
1(1 ((3* ready to listen to your '(pet
peeves." Requests for redoes or
mpe1111I memos tare In order, Address
your letters to "Mss Sadie 11,
Chambers, 73 (West Adelaide St„
Toronto," send stamped melt-ad.
dres�cd cal clone I1 Toll lvisb a
reply,
Animal Hair Used
By Aviation Industry
Another role in Thiele f:u'm pro•
ducts arc helping fight the war
was rereal(d 101111y by 'The' Fire-
stone 'Tire & Rubber Company,
Animal hair is being used in Matey
important aviation products, cone
Plum And Apple Butter
MET1-101)-Wash fruit. Remove stems and blossom ends from
tipples, cut in pieces and leave skins on. Cut plums, pit, and measure.
Place 111) in kettle, add water, boil until tender (10 to 15 minutes).
Put, mixture through a coarse sieve, add sugar, Corn Syrup, lemon
jwee and rind. Bring to a boil; boil gently until thick and clear (35
to 40 minutes) stirring often, (7'his recipe thickens considerably
when cold.)
\'LI:LI)-Approximately 2 pints (Wine measure).
2 lbs. tart. apples (!I cups, cut) 1 ',a cups ,sugar
1 1b. green plants (2 cups, pitted ?a cup ('Town Brand Corn Syrup
loud 1.011 packed) Juice and coarsely -grated rind of
11,4 caps water 1 lemon (optional)
I071SPIES
\�tt\%
err pop
"1'r ("11,111 Mix
.
pony officials said, wit)) a a::.ttly
expanded post/war market !t: arus-
p1.1't for the 1111lel'ial.
Providing continued conit,o.: for
allied fliers and a slash of oval' 7G
per cent in cost to tho K•,vssrn•
nett, bound hair was Fires:one's
answer to Army and Navy :0118
for a material to replace ';carte
101,11er i)1 aviation cushions.
Hound hair is composed c'tiafly
of hog hair, nlixc'd with smaller
;amounts of cattle tail hair sad
reclaimed rubber. Used it ;,ora•
chute back fillers, parachute seats,
pilot seats, bombardier paces and
many 511101ar products, tete alar
feria! also promises lntport0::: 1,C•
u0onli08 to civilian buyers.
During the spring of 1:'1:, the
use of foamed latex was re :t::,ted
to such an extent that '1'11•: Fire-
stone Tire & )tubber ('018(any
was forced to seek a suitable sub-
stitute to fill war needs. V,"(thin
Il few )weeks, the company -vas
producing a Material that ;':.:,.;ed
;111 military specification;,
The material also contri'0l',•; to
the war effort by CouserviOS :net -
al. Bound hair cushions 1'.,a be
Made 11111 depth, thus elialiav_ing
springs. If springs are requir8d,
the bound hair can be use 1 as a
pad over the springs.
hirestono was able to c•,::.•art
rapidly to virtually any c::,;::ion
required in the aviation lint, ;,eco
it had built up large and :11)1!''1'11
Sewing facilities In the pe:,c•t'.inle
manufacture of its foam''.! Latex
mattresses,
The lower price of the 1r,i:ud
hair is expected to lead to it; aide
use in furniture, automobile 5 ats
and other cushions after 1!:-' war,
tmrif.n.v.ivioct&tdCY>ritl5h'pA{Mt'`"',rwm,for':71,.,,Alla.,,•.4:!rftetiert(1'Se,kcip.ayo,))rs. tt70.1..:1N
11aya-
1
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)W/R ees'ue «/07
Az-assiluvyotf,mor
x1tM1".nidi'i��'�''�a'aiiiiatitP'U'!� o•Ysit:eti:41,
1•
You can toll 44 mild, smooth, standard
Cigarettes from a package of
MACDONALD'S FINE CUT TOBACCO.
The cost Is only 19¢ plus papers. Start
today to smoke this economy way.
'91" (INC1UDING TAX)
/114CDONAEDY.
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Page 4.
THE STANDARD
tcaf m tuts eaaata icier ictiltateutc metimatoeanc c WESTFIELD
Elliott Insurance Agency
J. H. R. Elliott.
Gordon Elliott
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
CAR—FIRE—LIFE—SICKNESS--ACCIDENT.
BLYTH — ONT.
Residence Phone 12 or 140,
Office Phone 104,
Miss Florence Cook of lielgrave, vis -
11(,(1 her cousin!;, A1lsses Violet and
Phyllis (rook,
Alias Minnie Snell of London, is
'visiting her sister, Airs. J. L.:\fcl)owell
and Alva. Elwin 'Taylor,
1 I.ieut.»egt. Earl ('raw•tord and Airs,
('rawtord returned to \louctott, N,il„
lost week after n two•weelts leave
with the hatter's parents, Mr, and
.Airs. hied W. Cook, and other friends,
"COURTESY AND SERVICE" Miss Mae Mason of llespeler sprat!
ONI 1APtN2rNDID434 •,2'cDOeND+DaDiDl&taadDiXaViD N ila;ot21M72aDia DiN21%11 over Labour pay with her parals,
(Mt. at,cl Airs, Walter Nation.
the Bulb of a plum tree. They sgnawlt I The ;yulpalhy of this community Is
in indignation as you jam them wits.extend; d to Mrs, Charles SU'aughan
out ceremony into the Sachs and go and family of Auburn, in the death of
Air. Stra.ughan who passed away on
Specializing in Farm and llousehoW on to the next tree. One thing about day,
Sales. them, they aro too sleepy or stupid Sun -
I i11 r, Emmerson Roti& er is giving his
Licensed for the County of Huron to pay any attention to the �;cluaw'Itittg house a fresh cult of paint,
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction of the distuehed ones, You feel a M r, and Airs, Fred .1, ('ooh yi:ited
Guaranteed. ;Utile Tike a thief vs the bens perst;l
For information, etc'., write or phone In squawking and stop to listen. on Sunday at the home of Air, and
William 11. Alorritt, phone, Itesidencz I .\ hound hays on a far off ridge , , , Mrs, Gorge (rook of lield;rave.
113; Shop 4, Myth. 4 411n horn heats solemnly on the road Mr. anti Mrs. \V, A, Ca11111' ll, Don-
•
across the river and then you see a;aid, Air, and Mrs. Arthur Speigelbnrg
and children, were guests on Sunday
yHAROLD JACKSON (glimmer of Wit in the s nglthotu':, al the 110810 of Mrs,,I, Fitzgerald, of
•orchard. You hear helm raising a ftws
Licensed Auctioneer.
lal:1)ttrig(nitrrotl,
1 it ease; your Lash to know that
Specialist in Farm and household NeighbourBiggins is probably cussing I
Mr. Warren Bamford returned to
as he gens about the aster job, aux• his school at Preston on Monday,
Sales, l'te. Harold Bosnian of London
Licensed in harem and Perth ions to get hack to the comfort of the
WILLIAM H.1\TORRITT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Counties. Prices reasonable; Batts
faction guaranteed.
For information, etc., write or phone
Harold Jackson, ll,lt. No. 4, Seaforth,
Phone 1401111.
PHIL OSIFER
OF LAZY MEADOWS
(by Harry J. Boyle)
1\'e are n ',v coaling into the season
kitchen on such a chilly evening,
spent the week -end with Mr, and
The hen; and pully!; are dumped Mrs. Maurice Bosman,
Without ceremony in on the henhouse!
Mr, Lloyd Walden motored to Lon -
Boer, They mope around for awhile '
don on Sunday. Walden and
(a..,(1straggle elf to the roosts. Some ;Baum returned brae with him,
1 of theca struggle around and don't \1r. and 11rs. I1, 11aPhrrs, 11 r, and
von bother to get on the roosts, 1 Mrs. Phials Mathers and babe, 113,s
Hattie Gallagher, of [mallow, visit-
ed on Sunday with 11r, and Mrs. Raila Phe time Wight man,
Airs, \\'m. Anderson is visiting
Airs, Albert Shackleton of Toronto.
(Miss Ala rgaret \\'ighl.man Was at
when the hens begin to be a sort of ' A. 11, Lyon of Windsor, visited their guest on omit) 3, at the wedding of
nuisance. Ileus are for the nto;t pari mother 101•e last w•eelc, Miss Madeline Vickers, of Goderich,
workers but they lack the brains of Air, 'Area Inch, I onlom, visited over
snaky other creatures on the farm. A . the wool! -end and holiday with the
LAC, Leslie Rodger of St, Cathay
hen can work like a trooper all day ,, lines spent the wrelt•end With Alt'.
I tests alai lir. and Ales. E. J. Craw' land Airs, fiananerson Rodger.
or food 'ford of the 13th concession,
digging worms, scratching f
and trying to pick hold in all the ltev, 11, C. and Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Wm. Lyon announces the )talar' Iohn, of ilrusscls, visited on Satan'
•
ripe tomatoes batt she doesn't know riage of her daughter, Marjory Gray, i'
what to do when night conies. to Jack 1!o•osso, of Copper Cliff. The day with Mr. and Airs, Karl Wight-
The older hens are of course train- wedding took place sat Copper Cliff Man,
ed to go into the hen-ho/.e but the on September lst, 1943. The beide I Mr. and Airs. W. F, C'a'mpbell,
young fowls and the pullets take a lot and groom visited for a few (lays at l\11ys Winifred, Messrs. i'onglas and
of persuasion. They will seek out as the home of her another, Airs. W. l,)'on [Victor Campbell, were London visit -
cold, windy branch of a tree in the Their maty friends jolts in wishing ors on Saturday.
LONDESBORO
I:r, E. K. Lyon, Leamington, and Br,
orchard or along the lane fence in them Mauch happiness as they journey
preference to the clean safetyof at through life.
roost in the hen•11o:rse. I'm certain Mr. Jack Webster has taken a post•
it's not adventure In their blood be- tion in the Clinton Knitting factory.
cause hens haven't even the sense to AI r, and Alrs. frank Tamlblyn, ,Jack
be adventurous. and Margaret, Mrs. John Tamhlyn
The evenings are, rapidly getting and Airs. 11argau'e1 Manning (pent a
shorter no,w and the hens in the first I few days with Toronto friends re -
dusk wander around vainly looking for turning Monday night.
a place to . leep. The older ones will
pick through the chaff in the barnyard
and the wheat sprinkled on the gang-
way and 'hen sedately walk into the \llss Amy Toll, commenced her dn-
henho::_.t. The younger ones head for ties at S.S. No. 10 on Tuesday.
the trees however and there's no 1 Misses Margaret Marshall and
sense in trying to head them off. If Gladys Gow have started to high
y'ou do, they'll run squawking all over school in Blyth,
the front of the farm taking a lot of ; .\Ir. Edward Quinn had the nt'.sfor-
tlle more sensible ones with them. tune to be kicked on the face with a
After supper when you've settled colt on Saturday morning, when he
down to your pipe, newspaper and went. to the pasture. Ile was knocked
stockinged feet warmth and comfort onto tine ground, fortunately no bones
from the fire in the kitchen range, were broken.
somebody brings in the alarm. 1 feel 11lss Thelma Caldwell left on Mon -
almost like a sailor snuggling into Ails (lay for her new position ars teacher
bunk just as somebody shoats the in the Lochalsh school.
alarm that a sub Is 1n the vicinity. I Mr, and \Ir:,. Walton and son of
There's no etfhmarrnes on our farm d:nlbro, visited 11r, and Mrs, W. Gow
but a vagrant fall breeze often brings len Sunday,
a suspicious hint of a skunk in the 11r. and Mrs, Ken. A1 0Dougall at -
neighbourhood, Mrs. flail may recall !tended his Grandfathers funeral the
having seen an evil weasel slinking late Mr. 11cEarchern, of M4. Forest on
EAST WAWANOSH
I
1 AUBURN
:Morning Prayer and Sermon at
10,30 a,m, nest Sunday in St. 111ar1(8'
Church.
lltss Isobel Rollinson, Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rollinson,
• Airs. Tidcrntan and daughter, Hiss
Ruth 13011(1, 'Detroit, Airs. College and
Margaret, London, with ,11r, and Airs,
Bert Craig.
11r, and Mrs, Maitland Allen with
relatives In Flint, 11dch.
111', ar:cl Airs, W. A. Campbell
motored to Kitchener on Mondav,'Alr.
and Mrs. Arthur Speigelburg returned
to Kitchener with !neon.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup.
per was administered on Sunday.
Rev, Harold Snell took as his sub-
ject: "Follow Me," taking his text
fro,nl St. John 21:19,
1Ir. and Mrs. Emmerson Rodger,
,Alias C. 11cClinton, attended the fun-
eral on Friday of Mss 1larlha Wilson,-
of Shakespeare. 4(-11
111 r, and Airs. Emmerson Rodger and '�nishings and lot was held 011 Saturday Rotation for $";'.'.1, and the Myth house
family, LAC Leslie Rodger, visited 011'aat the home of the laic John Sym• and lot Ivy; purchased by Bert Craig,
Sunday with \lr. and Airs. \lansel inglon, Exceptionally good price: Tai= is the lirr,:ferry now occupied by
were realized. The house and lot in Mr, and Airs, ;':uulY Ramon,
Cook, Colborne Township,
V Auburn was 4)urchased 1;y Nelson 'Phar I:jptist Church commemorated
en for Sugar
South a71
Wednesday, Sept, 8,1943, '
efitery at
Mario.
J
ao
Good ' - ages, Full Cost og Luring
onus. Board a Lodging avail-
able at Company tt, carding ing House
at VIA per week.
Apply your nearest Employment and
Selective Service Office.
Refer to C.R. 50.
glikatiftift
around n stonepile sometime during Saturday.E. A, Kellar, who has been relieving
the lacy. I 111, and APs. lien Quinn of Guelph, at Brighton C.P,11„ and leading Ah'•
Then you have to light the lantern ,are visiting Airs, A. Quinn and Ed- craftsman Fred Thtu'good of Port Al-
and gather up a pair of bran sacks ward, that, with Airs, Elmer Kellar and Lu -
and strike for the orchard. A halt i Mrs, Ilasford of Guelph, is visiting cillo Kellar.
dozen sleepy pullet„ blink at you fromher brother, Walter McGowan. I he traction sato of household fur
u 1.i, i. • Loll. 1 u1 .
1 11
TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS IN ARREARS OF TAXES.
COUNTY OF HURON, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
To Wit:
•11V VIRTUE OF A WARRANT under the hand of the Warden and Seal of the County of Huron bearing (latae the
11th July, 19.13, and to Ane directed commanding me to levy upon the land", mentioned in the following list, for arrears
of taxers t.hLreon together with all costs Incurred, I hereby give notice that unless the arrears and cosLs are sooner
paid, 1 shall proceed to sell 1110 said lands, or as much thereof as shall be sufficflent to discharge such arrears of
taxes and charges thereon, at the office in the Court house In the Town o: Goder`.ch by public auction on November
9th, 1943, at the hour of two o'clock in tits afternoon in compliance with the statutes in that behalf. Notice is
hereby further given that if any of the said lands remain unsold an adjourned sale will be held on November 16th,
1943, at the same time and place at w 111011 the llunicipalltiecs may reserve the right to purchase any of the said
lands
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
Ellen Relly Lcst. • 3,01 11I, Mdllonald Sys 1910-I 69,24
Rebecca 1toit Est. • Lot GI ;McCaughey Survey 191-0-1.2 0.13
Fd. IMa•'tt hast. - Lot 1.4, 11eCaugitey Survey 11140-1.2 10,'55
Cassie : - 1.1s Est. • I.ot 114 1101)01181(1 19•I0-1-:; 1115.211
Cassie Lodds Est, - Lot 110 McDonald 19.10.1.2 51.22
MI of the above lots are patented,
Dated July 10th, 1943.
Goderich, Ontario, July 10th, 1949.
Published in Tho Ontario
3.7:3
2.25
2.25
4.70
3.55
72.97
.
12.51)
112.91
04.77
A. 11. h'lISKIINd),
County T1oasurev.
Gazette, August 7tli, 1.943 (one insertion/.
14N1D FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that it is the intention of the corporation of the Village of Blyth to pur-
chase these lands at the time of the Tax Salo, unless all costs are paid by the respective owners.
MRS. LOUISE DURWARD,
Treasurer, Village of Dlyth,
1 1 J..1114,11y.M.
I.; 7:ta a)n111(elsaary 011 Sumday. The
anditoc'3u::c of the ch;arc1c was dr1'orat•
Li; tyi11) scnlnnaf-r 11.nvers cued fore,
r1..:1re1 by a silver lettered "i-:." and
"\' for V:ct,ary" sign in rcd,white, blue
.. , i., 1.1L•W..�-,aL4 -�..: a--_ _ N.-..__ _ r y-p�,,yL•-+�'-�-� ��rwl'L:r lYt. i all II IIP ll, k --
qrr- rM2 to
choose the services of cin y of these
ten Chartered Banks a .
Bank of Montreal
The Bank of Toronto
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
The Dominion Bank
Imperial Bank of Canada
.am
The Bank of Nova Scotia
The Provincial Bank of Canada
The Royal Bank of Canada
Banque Canadienne Nationale
Barclays Bank (Canada)
r-irr'> These banks are constituted under the Bank Act—
an act of the Parliament of Canada.
They .rLa
fi a d -
eompctc with each other for your bus
flANK compete business:
This makes for fair and efficient operation and
for quality of service. Enterprises and individuals
inay go to any or all of them to deposit money,
obtain loans and transact any other banking business.
Security and privacy are two
fundamentals which the Cana-
dian people have always de-
manded of their banks. They
maintain more than 4,350,000
deposit accounts, knowing that
their money is available when
they want it. In thousands of
daily contacts with bank man-
agers and staffs, they know that
their private affairs will be held
strictly confidential.
In every sense of the word, the
banks are servants of the people.
Lord Macmillan wrote in the
).loyal Commission report of
1933:"Themechanism of finance
is a delicate one; the confidence
upon which it is based is a slow
growth, but it may be destroyed
over -night, and those to whom is
elltrksted responsibility for the wel-
fare of the people must proceed with
caution in the adoption of changes.".
In any of more than 3,000 branches and sub -agencies of the Chartered
Banks across Canada you can entrust your savings and discuss your
financial affairs with assurance that privacy will be maintained.
Wethnesiiay, Sent. 8, 19,13.
TATE STANDARD
*44 1.+4.1'I•r.••�e.e.e.e.,•.e.00,...:.:.:'::'' eY visit to the capitalital will he pro• I
.(ito name of your office('. At presentLYCLYCEUM c1'IIEATItE !Ihi, roundly embedded in the Bands of theca are 13,000 active officers glt'ing
WINGHAM—ONTARIO. ,• IIIIngs l0 conal, Ilca(1(rshlp to the w'ouhrn of ('unuda In
Two Shoovs Sat. Night •_,* 'fill' gri.al l'I'uwd um I'lu'II (IiI nl Hifi, rho Tight (against Inflation.
rt•ryas a right. to b,, rem mitered, The * + +
Thugs,, FrI„ Sat, Sept, 9.10.11 �., picture, the reaction was best summed Snappiest parade (of ninny) even In
Franchot Tone, Anne Baxter, f;' up by that famous internationally Ottama was un a post Sunday when
van Strohelln, in t' known writer, I'htil Ludwig, who was the girls of the (',\C,A,C, put on a pee• 1 tp
'Five Graves 'I'0 (iilll'()" P present. "What ort impressed ' most rude on the nulla lhoroii lifare, (hi
h'Ive persons marl a tense l'nnut':' ,%was the gamy withoutIlyrsleria. 1h( lily, but. really good, wits the girls' i
iii t;;;)'pt. ;• friendliness, the serenity' and the own 11111e band, 'Illi Iho pipers (((111•. �p
ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS. e*hearty welcome wlthont noise. The Ing Tam u' Shtutlers. The girls cl111 ' £p
gr pl(tur0 Kao like a No festival • runt• sure mato; those bags bulge with
Matinee Sat, afternoon at 2.30 p, m...1' p1c1(ly peaceful u8 II' theca could he 1lnuslc, :rt
op
t'. no war in the world." * r r
Mon., Tues., Wed., Sept, 13.14.16 'tS.
Rita Hayworth, Fred Astaire, In t:' I thought I1 a fine gesture that of here's a 114 dollar question, is (.here
_. Ike luncheon at Government 1lou1,u any (Ince In the I1111lab Empire where
•1Yoll Were,Never I,o1'llel'')• invited to meet \ir, ltoosevell. were 1110 flag Is never lowered, flies con -
,1. Gordon Graydon, OPposllion header st:ull•ly only one, nt 1,1101 now in
A IItedcal coaled)•. t.
�t� in the (louse, \t', ,1, Coldwell, Cl',(',,', India, Ilas !limn ever since the
ALSO ,'SCREEN SNAPSHOTS" '_. leader and ,1. II. Illtu'lu11ore, Soclul 1 Siege of Lncl(now by royal decree, 1
4,44...0+9:00:4•1:911:t .4 001140••• 0.0.0.•"4.•44.•••••••• a . Credit 1etndei', among others (chilli. (1111 told,
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ROXY THEATRE, - CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
t! CLINTON. GODERICH. SEAFORT',
NOW PLAYING; Roddy McDowall
in: "MY FRIEND FLICKA"
)NOW PLAYING: 'Orchestra Wives'
NOW PLAYING; "The Desperad• Carole Landis.
u acs" In Technicolor. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
eII In Dur political life, * • +
Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea,
Charles Coburn, Richard Gaines,
5ce what happens when a ion(,
name 01111 worker SU 11111S half het
1111;11.11(11 (1 111 101.1'i01110 hillh(Iul'N.
"The More The Merrier"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
"Mission TO Moscow"
Tenet), runlpclling, thoughtful. The
tremendous story of a prelude
to twirl'.
Walter Huston, Ann Harding,
George Tobias, Oscar Homoloka,
COMING; "Happy Go Lucky"
After 40 e' In Technicolor.
years of Pxj'(lIen('I1 In Cqt Mat,; Sat. and Holidays at 3
llecarse slnllsllrs show lacr(asoil
growing bees on the I'rniria�, Norman '� y p.m.Mat, Wed, Sat & Holidays at 3 P.N,Matinees Sat. & Holiday., ..t 3 P.M.
impel Ilr()duct!(nn )ii Cama11a, there are
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sant: who c0mpinin about the ration
Nursery Stollen) at. Indian __� -_:..e._•__1'..._:
allowance. Quito approprlal(ly this 4 lead, Sack„ gives out that in his op. line are Included farm products, fund 1
Keel( one of the local papers dealt 111)011 gl'a'ss growing In sheller•helts product;, fuel, ice, gas, all, grease,
dllorlally with ills mailer pointing has Killed more frees Than drought 11- 1uul;mr, building mal: rialh, 8111(11 , 1'y., Of Farm, Farm Stock, and Imple•
ments, and Household Effects, In the Estate of John Irwin Cowan,
AI I1,1 1, ('on. 6, Ilulictl Two,, Late of the Township of East Wawa.
Charles Boyer, Joan Fontaine,
Alexis Smith,
with n nperlative comporting rail
in a (lith( and entertaining roiii ly.
`The Constant Nymph'
Thurs., Fri„ Sat, Two Features
John Loder, Eleanor Parker and
' Bruce Lester
Present a chilly, !loin)', spine -
tingling mystery
"The Mysterious 1)oetor"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Betty Grable, George Montgomery
and Cesar Romero.
Sizzling ieetaele, suites, dancing
and romance, io Il,, grcwde.;l
1111101101 tope,
"CONEY ISLAND"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Loretta Young, Brian Aherne and
Jeff Donnell,
If you're looking tar a I;11 or simply
LAUREL and HARDY with Vivian sins of w!1r1Ie-l1' dried 1'un,
Blaine. Fundom's clown princes in $,,,•
a zoot suit riot,
".1I'I"FERBUGS" t "A Night To Remember"
COMING: Betty Grable
"CONEY ISLAND"
COMING: Jean Arthur in:
"THE MORE THE MERRIER"
AUCTION SALE NOTICE TO CI{EDITORS
out eove08(as n(ede," is Lilo atc;wer. self. Ile see,; the time conte to make ,1111d 11111(11 et1111pnlent, Employers
One Ilan, for instance, the food pair.greater use of longer lived lreee than wmlld Ila well to ace that they 11(11111•
nes)), in the Countyof Huron, Farmer.
eme, eels going lee our prisoners of war poplar and Alnnilobo ample, hirire themselves with the urde,r,'- tnill,r; urea of Kinl1urn, oil wedu(s.
• * * * which goes into detail, ,clay, September _''.1111 at 12_,30 o'clock,
I:'!'ll•;� Id)U,1:00 oil them weekly • each Includes
, a pound of butler, pound of dried The modern age of transportation. y
1 horse,— 1 gray horse 1 04'008 old; I'ltEl'IT(OH a n d others having
whole mine. (11181'100 pound of cheese. 1.00kiig out of my window in the New PERSONAL 1NTLREST i 1 black driving horse 10 year, old. c•lahn4 1ig.,ias1 111 • above '5101" arc
That's only a part of tin overseas 0u. 8111p0(91w Court Building at the l'ea'f :hiss I)1,111h Lockhart left for Ilam- , work ; single or double; I bay glare required to sen,( (lu) -11'1111108 of
‘pllrenle)ls from Canada, s'l'ower f see In one glance a big trans- Mon the past w•eck•(nd, \•here she 7 yea's old,
* * * port plane overhead; on 1110 Ottawa is a member of the Ilaiii Won Pub --
Piddle ('I,t'1' 1 re
River below a d cow 10 y
8111 old, due
In ow
ul'flas eel' J, \\', G. nark,nark,(1I. tug pulling n lig boom school FL1fl'. in ,'els; 1 rasa coy ii year.; old. duce
`rector in chief of Inform:Illun for the i11 logy, to 1110 pulp hill on the Hall, 1,Miss Isobel McGill has taken up iter In Apr.; 1 roan curt• 7 year(:, due in
armed services, the other day 1 wits (211ebee, side; 11 speedboat 111(1 0 row" teaching duties at S,S. No. 7, Mullet, 1 Mar.; 1 biac•1( cow 7 years incl, dee
H'1CWl something which your 11oy8 10 1/0111; 011 the bridge c'ross'ing to (lull 1'I'own,thip,
In sacs; 11'(d (ow' s )curs old due in
the forces at house and overseas win can be seen' at ono and the slime time 1 1\liss Mary Lockhart has commenced Feb.; I gray cow, 4 years old, due in
really 011juy—a 001100 of paintings 11( passenger train, a street car. a load her teaching duties at Mains' school oil mar,;1 ;,111(k steer 3(810 114; ,)
depleting scenes 18 various earls of of hay, cars and Mins passing to and the Auburn (toad,
black letters _' 3.810 old; I llacl(
Several of the 10(01 Iiawn howling 510(1. 1 year 0111; 1 black heifer 1 year
sports tool( In the Labour Day 'Poona- 0111; ` red steers 1 yea(• old; 1 red
weekly readers have already heard or d)ao arlk;ls and then reproduced in A111101ilnCe100Ii1 here of the new Joint meat at Go(leriah, ouch brought home heifer 1 year old; 7 block calves; 1
real of President Roosevelt's visit to !silk screen, framed ;;0 by 40 Inchch, \\'u1' Aid Committee, United Stales- a 5.111, bag of floor' 119 a 8011\1110(1'• 4'oII Angus conning a years.
Ottltwa. A few personal (urpressfols with the cost being borne by well. C'a,ilitdit, is Important. its decisions Miss Edell 'l'ay1ur of Kitchener ,
I will 1 Pigs-- eluates. Ilru.�—I:,m tellers 1;111 acres good faun land for sale.
might hemore appreprlat( eves at known Canadian business and Indus. I rdbl(bly 1)8vo notch to do 1n dl• spent. the week -cal al her home here,
1 1 25
reeling (Grad( :1 Stolt. br((dl, Cool building,. water in hotHe anti
this dale, After a clo,;e-up view (torr trial 111111,,, 'There 1'c subjects, g the course of action 01 Cline lilyt}t schools reopened on Tae8day.
n Grain ---Quantity of wheat and oats, lao•u, nae 11""r1e0 mil" w•c .;t of l'1)11.
lug his addre is under Iho Peace Tow'• I anging from a ftshlug scene in the Ilial and Anlorican c0bhlet directin • " '
er I lou willing In "siring along with Maritimes to a winter panorama oil bodies in the disposition among United
Roosevelt" as 1 ons with, Churchill, 1 the Prairies, and there will be ,1110 re- Nations of vast quonllties of war
Ile Is the typical happy \\'errior; he il prodnctiois of each, 7500 In all. Every
simply radiates greatness, leadership, �"man's" mess (not officers') will get
lusplres confidence, You can sec his ;11. set or portion to snit space avail -
face for hours afterward;. here Is a fable. A swell Idea, and while it will
malt In whom un( Teel; on( can trust. create Postflight on the port of the
our d151iny. that of ole' children, boys, \rill they ever enjoy the home -
You should have seen his face when spun scenes. The artistry In each Is
Making that stateulcnt about heing superb.
"everlastingly angry" at those who
think the Pour Freedoms of the At-
lantic Charier are unattainable. And
A WEEKLYLDITOR
LOOKS AT ,. 4
Ottawa
Wrlrren rpeciolly '"""
for Iii weekly newrpapin of Conoda •
By Jim Greenblat,
Il would make (X((5,11 reading for me Canada. 'They( were done In 0i18 1,0I• fro, es well as boys on bicycles,
to oilkrge 11 length on the things nntarlly through m committee of Cana- * * *
Such eh,
s lee the undersigned d ahm%
(111111 '11 or before 1111 F••1-
1•atec•ntI 1(11) 1f.S1•ptol,'" r, 191", ;tite1'
which data the ' ,tate'; 8,5'10 will b1
cit; ;ribuled, Moine regard only to
.taro,.., Ileo ti:t 1'e been rereieed,
hated til 131y111, September Ist, int,
J. H. R. ELLIOTT,
Agent for Executrix,
Ila•;),
FARM FOR SALE
* • *
Summer holidays are on the wane
load %'wont be long before Ladies Aids,
his broad shoulder(; si eared to reach Church Associations, etc., gel down to
tip into his tanned, healthy face nncl the serious h114111ess 0f orgo111%Ing ;tut -
jutting jaw line when lie mold, "\\'o unm and winter programs, Is your The 0,111 Compulsory Employment
are going to get rid of these outlaws ,organization represented on the wo• 'Transfer Order issued by National
this time", I11(01)'s regional advisory con01111100 to'Selective Sert'ien ont,braces men Who
You felt really to kick off the 0a -title Consumers Branch, Wartime lite- have reached their Ritit birthday, and
Mutat sidewalk ;111y selfish political es fled 'trade hoard? 'Ladies' groups have not passed their 4Is1, 1)1x -service
individuals or Interests when he de- )
should have 0 definite period for (110•; men Illus(. register but are not compel-
olalnd tale g(X1tI ldd 118)'0 were nol.lc1'(slun of wartime clvi111111 regulations led to accept other jobs, After Sept.
('0088a1'y for Grades 9 and 10 of 1 l ' ' urn. Apply to John Harvey,
the Continuation School to attend, but Implements—I (leering binder; I
(hums 21.111, 1113111. 01.1.
higher grades uuty remain away forDeering mower; 1 ('orn King manure
hnpplles, running into loamy billions of another Iwo weeks it they so Rehire. spreader; 1 Kcyslone side delivery
dollars. If any of the United Nations rake; I dntup rake; 1 cultivator; 1
asks for tanks, plumes, Funs or wheat,
—• Deering I;; lioe disc drill; 0 sections
the question of where that supply is
BELGRAVE
harrows; 1 blizzard cutting box; l
Io come from 1s, of course, unit im Lister grinder; 1 Coleman crusher
portant. ll Is a possibility that the
(:otnuillteo might be CXlhiln(ICd and
continued into the post -w(' era when
hungry nations of Europe wIlI seek
sustenance from the two greatest food
storehouses of the world 4 Canada and
the U.S.A.
***
that in, every sense 1111(1 he rather be-
lieved "w, 01111 1101 101.0 now 1(11(1 bet-
ter day;," Mier seeing Jilin I believe
the saying that men make history, not
history make's uteri. The Imprint of
11110 your nelson officer, Who repro S en14)10Yel's in the named list of oc-
seats you on the advisory committee (upatotrs who retain men in the cate-
will have tip•10-th0.111fuut( information gorses without N,S;S.permit are
of new regulations. 131ake sure your breaking the law. Among the ex -
local corresponding member 1(uuw80ntple(1 occupations in the wholesale
HW1 SCH:tOL EDUCATION
NHER REQL:IRED
to join the
VOU don't need a high school
1 education to win your wings
now. The R.C.A.F. is prepared to
provide you with the education
necessary to make you eligible for
aircrew. This is your chance to team -
up with the !card -hitting comrades
of the skies in the big drive (or
Victory. Yes! . • . you can be in a
fighting man's uniform at once.
Make your decision right now!
Enlist, for aircrew, today!
Planes and Schools are Ready to
Train You . Quickly
No more delay getting into aircrew. Basic training begins at once.
Skilled instructors arc waiting. Fast planes arc ready.
If you are phys?tally fit, mentally alert, over 17 and not yet 33, you
aft eligible.
Join the Fighting Comrades of the Skies
Recruiting Centras are located In the principal cities of Canada. Mobile recruiting units visit
smaller centres regularly.
AC -9W
,3l'. and Mrs, Albert Nelhery and I Massey Harris lay loader; 1 land
\IIs;, Norma, of Hamilton, were visit- roller; I wagon; 1 movable hay rack;
ors with relatives in the community, 1 gravel box; I stuck rook and wagon
:11Fs Elaine Walsh of 'Toronto, (pent box; 1 circular saw, 2 saws; I small
I Drive; single ill nec(s?ary. Apply
lho weekend with her parents, 'l•, ',01(110n; I set sleighs; 1 tractor 3 • ,
WANTED
Woman to help with house work for
2 or hours a week, Apply to Mrs.
Streeter, the Rectory. 01.1,
GOOD WORK HORSE FOR SALE
and Mrs. 0. Walsh, furrow
Thus. A. (ra1.v, 1)111)11(1 1-1, Vieth
furrow plough; I farrow plough; 1 0 „11,
:I r, \\'illkam :111(11305011 (11 Pembroke, 1 drill; I rip saw and a emery
s u visitor with hit nePtlewm, John ,,stones; I iron vice; 2 steel barrels;
Anderson, Uelgrave, and Earle Ander- 1 bean boiling outfit; 1 pile lumber;
8011, 5th line Morris, and other re111• 1 scufiler; 1 hay fork, slings, hay 1 years old, good size, well broken,
lives, fork rope and car; ,-c pulleys; I Iter and right in every way. Apply lknmld
'3110, W. Messer of 14000011, :Miss frew cream separator; I clover and Mcleeuzic, phone 11.12, Blyth, 01.11.
\laitha Armstrong of \\'iudsor, 011(1 1111101 Ity seed mill; I harrowing cont;
Lawrence Armstrong also o1' \\'Incisor, : 1 wheelbarrow; 1 bag truck; I clip- HEIFER STRAYED
spent the Labor Day weekend with ping machine; 1 set discs; I set -'-year-old Hereford Heifer, w•1111
111', and Mrs. 11'1111ard Armstrong, 5th seal(; 2090 lbs.; 1 root pulp((; 1 ,horns, stayed to the furor of Al -
Morris. boggy; 1 Putter; 1 sed double horn- feed liachan. Owner may have sauo
(toss Anderson, It.C.A,F. spent the 015; I set single harness; 3 horse col. Illy paying expenses of this adv(.
weekend \vitt' 11 1:4 (sweets, 311'. 11 11 1 hart; 1 drive belt; 1 colony house
Mrs, J, G•, Anderson, Ile has been' Bryn; 1 colony house 0x7; chicken
at Hamilton but will report to 'Torr feeders and water fountains; 1 brood.
onto 'Manning Pool on Monday.1 r Stove; I cyclone seeder. e
:1 r, poll 3108, (:oldie Wheeler who Ilousel1old Effects: 3 -wash stands;
/
have spent the summer vacation with I hanging lamp, 4 lamps, 1 lantern;
(belt respective parents here null In I toilet set; 2 pieces linoleum; 1l1n-
Ashflel(1 have, returned to their (tome 0100.111 rug 128131/2; 1 small table; 1
lm London, 11111'fet; 1 1011811 111g machine; I da(011'
MISS 14118 McGuire of London, with port in good condlilou; 1 willing (((sl(;
her pnrynts, Mr, and \Irs, 11, tier .I oak Michell cabinet; I extension
Gulro' table; (1 good kitchen chairs; 2 odd
:l•, and Mrs, George Jolun.5lon spelt( chairs; 3 rocking chairs; 1 settee and
Sunday 11'1111 relatives at Illnevallh' ehith•s to Match; I tapestry rut;
311ss Velma \\'heeler spent a couple :1 number of tools. Small nrti
of (lays In London.
eles too numerous to mention,
John Armstrong R,C.A.P. ((rand
TERMS: CASH.
Bend, at hone for the weekend. No reserve as lite Proprietor Is girl-
.lanes McCrea of Toronto, with his Ing up farming on account of ill health,
parents, :l'. and Mrs. Robert 31cCrea. Plum; 100 acres, Brick house, (lank
:firs Janet Murray .of \1'hl ham' learn. Drive. shed, 1'' acres of hush.
with Mr. and 3h•s. Howard Wilkinson. ('lay 1011111. Well drained, Farm of•
lliaro1(1 Vhiccut, Gordon RosmanClay
subject to reserve 1111.
and Ronald Coultes have gone 11'cst Terris on sale, 10 percent down, hal-
where they w111 assist with harvest 014,0 in 30 days.
work, John Ferguson, Proprietor,
Miss Agatha Coultes, .I1,N., resident 1larold Jackson, Auctioneer,
nurse of Alma College has returned
after spending a couple of weeks with -•
her parents, Mr, and 'l's. Hobert visited friends In the roulnuuify. Site
Coolies, will teach in 1lanulltoi, for the coming
Miss Louise Coupes has left for year,
Statfod where she will attend the ;Anniversary Services will be held
Normal School for the conning year,
HORSE FOR SALE
As elsewhere In the province the
September 1 110 when Rev. \\'m. Russ
in 1(1()x United Church on Sunday,
schools opened Tuesday Morning and of UIV(h, w•Ill be th0 guest speaker.
in this dIstrIt't many new teachers are
assuming their Hall, :1 r. and 3118. :Albert Cannes aid
Brussels, in S!S, Xo, 3, .Norris; '31r, family spent Sunday With :11•. and
McNIcol, of Walton, is S.S, No, G, Mr's. Walter Woods in Turnherry•
Ssle&.BooIg'
-.ihe
l�ore�b ardfnry
We inigentsjend
441 (towed to
tom any
till 111111
SOLD AT THE STANDARD OFFICE
winter with her son, George, and \Irs,
i' lcrenzie.
\Ir, and Mrs, .iames Coupes spent
Sunday with 'Mrs. l'harlee Grasby in
Myth.
hr 11(1411•ave School Fad will 1)0
held on 'Tuesday. September 11111,
Concert will follow on Sept, 21th,'P't•i-
day.
Morris; Mrs, Margaret Grain, Wing- 13Irs, R. E. McKenzie left on Friday Divine Serf ice next Sunday ill
ham,'In 5,5. No. 13, East \Vnwanosl; 'for NVIndsor where she will spend the 'Trinity ('101.011 at 2.31( p.m,
Miss Twnntbly, of Dungannon, at S.S. -
No, s, 1''tst Wawanish; 'Miss Cllire -'— -
rmeaow•al, of Blyth, at S.S. No. 11, 14tR'161616161(1)111aKIH1.11411041GKl61b1£IdKIE16Kle1€1£161<'4tGrGu:IH'CICItit41GK1ettgtN6t6Kl61ete 1
agitle!'
\Y i S.S. 11 Miss lelgr Ml'C1eII. Dead and Disabled Animals
nghan iu� S.S. No, lis Belgrit(e.
'rencltcrs leaving the community v
are :1100 Perrot Higgins to Galt; :Its, ' REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Myrtle 1'u111 to Ita'rist.on; Miss 'r
Louise McKenzie to Hamilton; Diiss Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, Collect.
Mabel Coultes to llluevalo; Miss Isar•
balk Mieliio to the Nicol school in
Morris.
Miss Edith Beacom of Londe boyo, XII I�I'l+ '"I%
AIRMAN'S VIEW OF NAPLES
The airvie\V ,hove short's part of Naples, faluotl for its magnificent harbor, now the target of
Allis d bombs. Noted structures indicated are (1) The Hoyal Palace, begun in 1000, which contains the
important National Library; (2) Park opposite Palace's SOO-foot sea frontage; (3) Plebiscite Square;
(4) the recently -restore(! 13th Century Castel Nuovo, long a royal residence; (5) :%nolo San Vin-
cenzo. huge breakwater over 5,000 feet lone. where the greatest liners once were moored, Italian
submarines can be seen in the photo,
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. May the bridal patty stop and
linger 111 the V(•stibulc 01 the
church, following the ceremony,
to receive bust wishes 101(1 con'
grid Illations?
14 it correct 10 holtl n sandwich
In the fingers while eating it?
3. I4 it necessary that a bereav-
ed iamily reply to letters of con-
dolence?
4. Is it cnlr4(1 to phrase an iu-
EMI Het la11 in the 10110wing 1111111•
our: "Airs. I1'ow 11, may 1 pct sent
Mr. Martin"?
5. 1s it prom r to I,1:itd out wed•
ding invitations told ;1InuaItl-
me11ts in the tonne of the In other
of the bride if Iht it l.arenls are
dead?
6. if !nen are hitting near, should
It woman eller her seat 111 an old
woman, when on a 51(0 or street
e;1)'?
Answers
1. No; it is not rood term 10 410
so, 2. Yes, but sumclin,es a lura
]ief:utiful Montmorency Falls are over 100 feet higher than Niagara.
Teacher and Pupi I Work Together
A .month ago she was his English leacher at an Akron high school.
!Now Miriam Diehl and Donald Parker find themselves teamed ipp
making airplane wings at Firestone plant, where manpower short
age has left summer jobs open to teachers and students..'
01' s knife are needed if 1t 14 a
large ehirken sandwich or chub
sandwich. ;t. 1'cs; send 0 brief note
of thanioi to everyone who has
40.1'011011 or stout flowers. 4,
alis is the correct form. 5. 'fell!,
11. if one of the leen does not offer
his seat, the W011mn1 should.
HONEY
Prompt payment for shipments
of Tight honey. Send samples
and estimate of quantity to
MacFEETERS CREAMERY
52 Jarvis St, - Toronto
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention — Consult
your nearest Harness Shop
about Staco Harness Supplies.
We sell our goods only through
your local Staco Leather
(pods dc4ler. The goods are
righht, and 8o ACC our prices,
We manufacture in our fac-
tories — Harness, Horse Col-
lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Blan-
kets, and Leather Travelling
Goods, Insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and you
get satisfaction. Made only by:
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
42 Wellington St. E., Toronto
Sold by est Druggists -250,
35c (tube), 50c and $1.00
Ii11011i18iylael:sousrra�i�.l— +%�'•'tirni —+�
LADY HUNTER
FEMALE PILLS
For Painful and Delayed
Periods, Extra Strength,
$2.00
PHONE LL. 3600
For City Delivery
SKY'S DRUG STORE
1981 Davenport Road
(Corner Uxbridge Ave.)
ToitoN'ro
cl 1YII,W,1I r1 liJJY.:61I1JLI dJlil'cll(YIY,iu,IYIdL (ldlu., li
MIDDLEAGE
WOMEN (� °.�(1)
HEED THIS ADVICE!!
If you're cross, restless, NERVOUS—
suffer hot flashes, dizziness—caused
by this period In a woman's life—
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, Made especially /or
women. Hundreds of thousands re-
markably helped. Follow label (Bret-
. Mits. Made in Canada.
Don't Be Afraid
Of That Big Dog
He It pic10u5 Of You
Until He 11nc1',: Who You
Ate
1'05:' ;111 011II 111( hort'111 Lr
In: o. ;11,(1 1 1 `1 , t( 1(: he, teal(,!
1)'ll11 ( o11`1111 111111 11':'111 •I'I.
F1 \V do; ) 1 1 el 4t 111 i1' 4\;10' 11)
15000 1rolIl i4 1,11) the lu'inn iu•
SIim'l 1,1 1,10' 11(1: 1, In 11rut'rl 1110
!11110!01' 41' hi n 14' II , s 111'11111'!!)'.
A 1+':11111 11'110'1;. butt lu apnio:0th
and 11;011114 (1l Liu- 1 1 1.0 11 I( as.
411 113' the industrial Act ,d+ 1(l Pre-
vention .'‘,sol Y 411110 I'in 'vatic,
rsa 111( I+;:1+ 11 li3' „ no!, d do:: fan•
(der, '1'111. 1111(0 he 0\4)114 r hull!!!
be \,1111;,! h• Ili 4,111 Inlsinesses as
(Mira s h;!ken i1 r, 111111114 ies and
gas eua1P0110:•, lint ale the rules:
Always let ;t dug lihn\V you ;lie
appI (1141 144111 by rot 1•0iny 11(0
q 11141.
C1(44]' ;.1111 1;1(11- ;,14 „ chat
' :•4 ,.. )1 u i lr'.a.,?! 'ii11''t(:..1 .1.".(1114,
,1 t ci m ld.. coo/..
sweet smoke
I'rlgr aeeepl them 1: such and
t hots no 111;11'111.
Sudden 111' uncXpl ('1111 11100(0
1110 li10'ly 111 he n(isande1'st0od 113'
11 dog.
Hp(4114 111 slrlln1r 0(110 in a (•nu•
fWont, friendly 4(ice, 1101 sharply
00 seuldin1:1y.
Altsays allow a 'i(:: 111 appina(
101(1 let his nose ail! him 111 tome.
The Army's 1'ersatik• Duck speeded the advance in Sicily by
rushing gasoline and oil direct from tankers off shore to our planes
at newly captured airfields. Here one of the amphibious trucks
refuels a Spitfire with American insignia at a Sicilian air base.
CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMEN'T'S
AU'1'0310I4L1 I S—IJSED
OSED CARS 1ViT1.1 GOOD 'rlld':S,
See us first. Mount Pleasant Mo-
tors Limited, Used Car Lot (It
2040 Yong° Street; Head Office,
532 Mount Pleasant (toad; To-
ronto, Telephone IIY. 2181.
Il:1Ili' ('IIIl'1:5
BIGHT NIM' 11'1: IIAI'E D.11'-
01(10 ay:lilah)c In most bre. ds.
41100 sonic 2 and 3 tceel1 (11111, 1:+
10 White and ]frown l,erhurlls
and 11.31. x 11'.I,. 111(11 •1 few heavy
,otartc(1 cucic(•rt,ls. Also Tet us
loww what 301'11 11, ne(IM.: sur
fell! shipment. Ilrny Ills eln•ry,
130 John N., Hamilton. (hit.
(1014i(SiIII1J's ('011 SALE
AD\'ANClst itl';GIS'l'IIV It 14: 11 1: -
attires, three to five months, f, tV
older; excellent type, some (04111
shote qualities, 1t. 111 31ac(r( p-
ow, Amhersthurg, Ontario.
II1'1,IIS
LARGE BULBS 1'Olt FALL. I'LAN'I'-
ing. 11001111040 Collection '.Tulips
2 doz. $1.1(1. Mixed Daffodil Bulbs
2 doz, $1.111, Delivered. KUlyper's
Bulbs, 411(0zlc, 1(.C. We grow the
hest only.
DYEING A CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to Its
for Information. \Ve are glad to
answer your questi0110. Depart-
ment 11, I'nrkcr's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Vonge Street, To-
ronto.
VARY' FOR SALE
$8,500.-100 ACHES, 25 MI0I45 To-
ronto, 1.1(14(1 buildings, stork, crap
and eitnipnu al. It. It. ICanc, Jtieh-
mond 11111.
100 AC1114S ('1,:11' IMAM, ALL
der omitiV:ltion, 300111 (rcht11'd.
1(11, 11 house wilt modern ruln'en-
IrOets. I;:1111( b7( 1'u, \\5101' 111 11111'11,
I\40 silos, drh'r 01104, 1'111'1.011!)'.
(the 01111' from Church. Village
Schou). 81.‘ en milts front Strat-
ford. 1\'otdd sell stool:, feed, itn-
pll:nllois ,ills farm. \Yin. 1(001; -
las, St. I'auls, Ontario,
tan .\('111:5, ('LAY LOAM SOIL,
good 1:1'(11 lanldl)gs, 0111 I roofs,
good \\ supply, 04(0111 IYush,
f'Iose to :own ul' (1511)0::old high -
4003. 1V1(11 ul (01)111111 stuck and
lmpl( melds. Soo; 11, 73 Adelaide
S1. \V., 'rurento
1'11!1 SA1,11
DUE TO I,ABOIt ('ONDITIONS \1'kl
are t'orer_d lu dispose of 1113 or
inure of our registered Palomino
and Tennessee %Valking horses
Including pleasure horses, brood
(nares, sinllious, ycarllogs and
stickling colts of grand champion
11100(1 111109. S0111l fin• ou' descrip-
tive prier list.—Flslil:ll 1'AL0,1f.
(N 1 1'•111\15, Souderton, I'0nnsyl•
Va00a.
505114 ('VOICE YOUNG REGI: I'E11-
ed Toil:shi11 ,sows Just 11r:,1, :11111
some 01!011.0 young Registered
boars about ready for so.rvlee,
Edgar Ileums, 1(.11. 2, Aurora,
Ont.
I'.4 NI",li 11111,
F.1NI:IN'I; 3111,1. t Kline) l'R0Y14U
hest 0, 11 grad( r. Set et niing re-
pairs. !:line Manufacturing, 4 2
1Yillnrd Ave., l'oruutu.
FOOT 11A4,51
IIAUMEL•'I:A FOOT BALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 450
kettle. Ottawa agent, !Roman
1I:'ug Stul'e, Ottawa.
111:L1' K':1\'ria)
WANTED -- CAI'AHL14 IOA111111:1)
fa rnhand for gtn'r11 (arta work,
must 110 01, 503' :411d relic' Ie. All
year round position. Ho, 11111'0 to
!louse. .lppl3 "YeliutV JO f:11'",
Thine .211Its, Onlnrlo.
HAIRDRESSING SC111101,
Lam A 11 N iHAIRI)RESSING 'rI113
Robertson method. information
on request regarding classes,
Robertson's hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue (load, Toronto,
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Banish the 'torment of Dry
Eczema, Rashes and Weeping'
Skin Troubles, Post's Eczema
Salvo %VIII Not Disappoint You.
Itching, Scaling, Burning Ec-
zema, Acne, Ringworm, Pimples
and Athlete's 11'oot will respond
readily to this stainless, odor-
less ointment, regardless of how
stubborn or hopeless they (nay
se0m,
PRICE $•1,00, PER ,TAR
Sent post free on receipt of price
POST'S REMEDIES
689 Queen St. E., Corner of Logan
TORONTO
MI:IIICAL
NA'I'('itl.'S llELl'-1)1S((N'S 11431-
edy for Rheumatic Pains, Neur-
itis. '1'housands p raising it.
MuIro's !)rug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. I'ostpaid $1.110.
1'A'I'I;N'I'S
FE't'IIERSTON1EAUU11 d'•. ('1)31l'ANY
I'olcnt Solicitors. Eotnhlished
1890; 14 Kine' \Vest, Toronto.
llouklet of Information on re
guys).
PHOT ()GI(AI'JI1'
DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH
The Ilellt, Ruin, lir IIaII
HAVE YOUR SNAPS
Delivered bj MuII
Any 6 or 8 exposure film pertectly
developed and printed for only 26c.
Supreme quallly and fust service
guar:111000,
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
StaLion J. 'rel `1110
('110'1'0(3 IIAI'll1'
"WORK IS UNEXCELLED"
SAYS BRITISH AIRMAN
"Your work Is unexcelled by any
I have . yet tried, and before the
war 1 toured guile a lot i11 Great
!hit:lin and on the Continent, Your
talus, too, is unbeatable." This
complimentary letter to Star Snap -
allot Service comes from a British
Airman training in Canada,
Any Sizo Ra1I-5 or 8 Exposures,
DEVELOPED ANI) PRINTED 20e
Boys and girls on active service
enjoy letters so 1111011 more when
„snaps" are unclosed.
You will get snapshots that will
please 3'011 better—at lowest cost
—it' you nail your film rolls to
Star Snapebot Sero Ie for develop-
ing :1111! printing, ,111d you trill get
the: promptest service obtainable in
keeping with quality work. Send
pun' next toll to Star Snapshot
Seri lee fur Ia trial,
:{ MOUN't'1:1) ENLAIt(E341•:N'rS 250
Size 4 x 6" in Beautiful Easel
Mounts.
You can have enlargements colour-
ed b3' band for a small additional
charge.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
no,: 1211, Postai Terminal A, 'L'oro840
Print your name and address plainly
on all orders,
FILMS DEVELOPED 25c COIN
Two prints from 011:5 tiegatte. Re-
prints 2e each, Montreal Photo,
P.U. Hex 160, Station 1'', Montreal,
hip IYIs itnprcn.:.i1•n•.
:1 lin): should 011 1.1 int d
111111:5 1011 hate loll 10:.1 (01111
41)01511 10 (01;!11!0 11 :I 1111.1:''
A (lop stoupd pc t'J':(n ,., 1111•
10'1.•,:1011 111;11 \ lila \,• ,5 . , ;'"1'•
It1113' (0opc1.
Tin Can
YS u>ree O
A 1;11 1'110 is (,((l)' ; 1.11 , hl:
II (r 1011113' tnad4 (If 1011,1:11 •, '.411(11
is /'heel 01011 I11a1 100' h,••' ;40('1)1
a thin coating 111 1 i 40 I;,: • ..id(0
to pr(•V('nt 1'001011};. \\ !len :I' 11111
is collected as 0;',1);151' 1.; • caul•
ing of 111 can 114 I (gnu', • I ;11 it
(le-titnling factgr3', and ti:.• :5001
11(411 goes to a 51) (I wink: for
inciting (10\1'0, The ,'ons 0..4. 'IoW•
ever, often sent Hirt et to :'1.111('00
which boil the liltot 15 1111;(', in It
lenlperaturo rising to 11111'1' „11(10
ilogrees ('4ntlgrad4.
Nearly hall' 0t ;;II 11(4' 4.011(1)
metal salvaged Ions lions 410.451t. in
Cre:ll Britain 1s 1,1 1111' 10'111 01'
tin cans, and the 1(114011!0 115 441)4
Is ((11e of the most ralnahi? 101'1118
of molal "scrap" that can '," :,al•
0:4 (d. It 000 nal only pro':''i • :011)'
et for 1150 111 a (('al' 1001007 -\hunt
1)1(51) parts have to 54joined, but
it can also 1(0001'1, pail of :111 '.111;01
411 solid steel, to he used in the
con0t'u41iu11 of of 40i0sIti'' (r it
lank.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
S
l'IaU"N.A1.
SI,Estiolt 'r:\Itl,l_'I'r, (1.4i':'It.lolA
(000 effective. $1 41400 (4'''' ,' I,up-
at drui:(irls, 01 ;1,.Ipnid
11(11(Y1:11 35,1(;(1163• lir'or., 5 L'motto, lint,
1'11'1':Its, 501105. I'0 Zl: l.\, AN1)
other skin 7(11111, 1110 ,u • ...:•111111;
1)1)1) Od by 103' 1,1111111,•1 hr :(1.
Ing 4011110 you work. 5;1.•::'1 hot
weather trl':tnu 111 -- •x1'0,
cost. $ 1.1111 11'101 11111 v101
11'110: Nurse I1. 'ruck tta'ItB
I'110pE11'1'l I4S 11 .1\'1'1:11 1,4 11Ui'
11'1, IIAVI4 El' 1'I';ltS '''''.1t'1'IN0
fur 12hi1ken 1'5(1(0, \in::..•( (ln,'-
dens and (OW u 11' V111:14 • 'louse.
in :111 parts of Province. -i•ud 1WI,
particulars in confideac' N' %peri,
—400 (01!40 uo eh4rgn uni,sa, w'o
hell. Po) t'I'll amd t'IIIIp:1:1,', :1 St,
choir least, 'Toronto.
41.411(4L')'S
10 PI':D1(11t1411I) AN410I1.1 11111'I(8
for sale. $3,00 (Nell. l:l:: t Tale,
Aylmer, 11,(1. 2, 'lloarlo.
'1'A1'14%4)11M
$TOAlAC1I ANI) 'I'IIilEAI) \VOI1MS
often are the cause of 111-11001th
In humins all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out If this
18 your trouble? interesting Par-
ticulars—free! Write Ntulveney'a
Remedies, Speclallet:', Toronto 3,
Ont.
It 1I11I31.1'l'tC 1',11 \ o
((0)0 ftLsoId"I'IGN--I':vI:,":' :-:111('-
fey( r of Rheumatic 1' loo,., 1)r
Neuritis should t 1 v 11:;1.11')
Itr1e'413•. Munro'• !nue .4 , 335
11!1011, (111:144 11. 1'001(1,1i11
'%'!RACY:O
6 -POUND SA AlI'LI: 1.\('KAG1; 1'111•
ginia, Burley, 14inlml r :111 Prior
leaf tobacco, With rcrlp'•1 ((1111
Ii:u•o•ing, $3 postpaid, 1(4111Von
Tobacco Exchaogc, Ruth('(•:,, Ont,
TEACHERS WANTED
QUA 1,T1'IEl) 'L'1•:A1_11LR 1V0:; S.S.
No 12 Lancaster, cap:+l,i. of
teaching English and ic,'' loch,
salary $1,000. ,I. 1'. 11111;••(, Sec.-
Treas., Dalhousie 'Mills, t):.;.
\V:1N'I'14I) A 11h,1E4.111AL 1')1::::C'IJ-
1:ngllsh male Icaeher fol 1'rales-
L'Iut chttrel' sehuot. Apply 11ev,
Allan S. Iteld, 3485. 511:'1'4; Ish S1.,
JI out'0R1.
LI1.'.OIIIVIC—TEA1'H1':R \'1'.\`:'11:11
for 5.5. No. 1, Suuth4Vvrt:l and
Hartman district of 5:11101'4, :date
solar' espectI'd; duties I:, eo11-
nlc0ce Sept. forst, App:3 4co 11.
Zoceole, Secretary, 110810 01 T1 us-
tecs, 1)1110E4010. On 1.
III:DD1TT, ON's'. 1'51;1.,12 ~1.11001:
I'kgllil'es (00('1,'1' for Jllllol,l' 10(14(1,
grades 1 to 5, r'on11mencit:it :ten.
Lumber. Salary ..510 0.00 ;11:,1 ',001!0
$(((0,00, IL 44'. I;uudfcllvr', ticc,-
('rcas.
(IPA L1F1111) I'I11yrE5TAN'L' 'Pc(eh-
1'r fol S.S. ,NO. 5. Cnlab -;1.•, :ail -
:try $1150. Apply t0 Mr.,. Go: don
Stoughton, Calalow,;io, 01,,.
w':\N'J'110—TEA('tll;lt P':,1' S.S.
N41. 2 Aubrey. 04.l1r gua111; (+loos,
SalN1'' 1!0)11 for •(!'!Mite•% : ,'4141',
IS. 1'. Griffiths. O:;(h'Itt. OI.1.
11.\NOJt01"I' 1;11:\110 11 • :10 FIN -
too Hon School requires , ...,IhI-
ant teacher, SoI::I3 $11' \1,-
013' stul))g (xperiene,, 1.11,;11ca-
IlollS els., 10 Normon 'il. 11010,
Seem m'y-'I'r•raeur,r of 1'; • 1t311-
('1 oft School Board.
'i'h.\CliElt, 1'11(('l'115'IAN;', 01119-
licc Int., 'Diploma, (trod • • 5- I, for
Joliette English 14(1101;:. :,(1.0.3
1100 plus 71•.15 bonus. .\:1;1:3• im-
mediately to \1': 1lug4,
TrrNs., .10110114', Q114'
1.11.7.1L11•1545) I' 1' 111415
511 5.1. No. 15, Ken- .'11113',
sa1a1.0 11,100.00. apply 11 •Intd
'1'011 atilt, 11. 2, 1t,:11 1.111 •, '101,
Tb1ACRl;1t FOR Pi:111,11' <• 11'1(1),
No, 4 1!)!1:0)1'. Apply . I 'ring
qualifications. Sn181y :11. 0 00,
('(•4(1111 Sand:1s, e• .-'1'1 aN,,
(.'h01(ii0(urd, Ont.
MS CURIOUS WORLD
By William
Ferguson
OSINIOGIUM:
IN THE HIMALAYAS,
15 CoNsiDERE-.0
MOST CLIMBERS
To Be BY FAR
THE wORLD'S
OST
BEACIT/A7.14.
MOttl/WAVA4 ;
(.1;w
r' Of g.
•
00 V TV! AV.
Gs!, 04'17‘
4,4
CUR. 1941 HY (4EA I: RVICE:
T. M. ACC, 11. 9. PAT. OFf.
PERSISTENC),
A WHITE LEGHORN HEN
OWNED BY DR. PETER. 1
%SIMPSON/ 1:100PER, NEBR.,
,
LAID G25 E'S IN'
TWO Y.eARS.
." ,C)U WALK/ON ONE FOOT
ALL THE TIME; SAYs
TEN- VE.Atz
LOIS PLAIN,
OcONTo FALLS, WISCONSIN.
NEXT: The swot! limit a century ago.
A FAHM WIFE
CHATS TO WOMEN
tried to make a widow
p1't wPek! How? Ile Irioued
And mid whore he fell was
nom ::€ 1' than the bull -pen, It,
Ina knt; 1/100(1 1(111 COM When
think 1,! it—hy might have been
trampled to death before I lcnew
anylliii.g about It. As it was, to
sa vi I.lieself from gutting mixed
up with ii.00Veii and horns, ho gave
himself sharp twist and tvrench.
1(11;,':-.oulder pretty badly, For
two th he was unable to work --
awl the wheat already to draw In!
There le I•((Ch a small grain crop
tutu year that we were hoping to
gol. In 'vi. at we have in pretty fair
shape% 1 ,it of course by the limo
l'oritier was able to wield a fork
the whrat was soaking wot again.
However, that's the way things go
end we !est have 10 make up our
!nluiI 11 alto It on the 011111,
haHt eek•end, being a holiday,
we hat: visitors from the eit y --
and 1 did enjoy the clean, fresh
alr, v,i.e though it was hot. Yon
luinnsin always very interested
In peop:v's reactions — of city
people in the country, and vice
versa. I like a chance to soo our-
selves m. others see us — that is,
10so101' t.s ordinary politeness will
allow 1,4 4.1 le to express their 01)10 -
lo 1)1. Ho I was naturally interosted
to two .1k -cent but contrary opin-
ions rt.gi...-ding our farm and 1101110.
llniI t.ry. are. A business man
&me (1:110 went out of his way to
!It 119 1(11(1(1 1110 a 1111011 1.-
41000 of our place from tho road.
'Thew !s something very nice
shout t:,;:t phaco of yours,' he Bak],
"1 111' 1111'..'7 has gond lines and
Otero is so much green around It
118I, hi :fiS Ile among the
trees." 71(c•ti canto my sister from
the l'11!- :Aid after a close-up tour
DI tuella:Hon these were her re.
marks. "Ynu know, Gwen, 1 was
just tlilci,1:ng what a nice place
this ttotral have been had the
house h811 gardens been properly
01range4:. It is stlelt it hit and miss
affair tv!th no real shade where
you want it!" To tell yeti the
truth 1 \' IS rather taken abut(
because 1 always thought what-
ever el-tt we lacked we did have
plenty of 5,hade. However, her re-
marks t me thinking, and any
criticism :hat does that Is worth-
while, That same evening we went
for a el.,,rt drive and took Pat'.
1(08)11' autice of farm houses
clong 30 way, And do you know
most or :110111 10000 "hit mut miss."
Suddenly I realised why, and 1
trivil to esplain it to in3. sister.
ItIan:, of the farms around here
are the (::-iginal family homesteads
-where pioneers ma(h) 0 clearing
and built their houses or log cab-
ins. The old homes have since
heml roplitted by 1001.0 modern
dtvi 'Huns hut practically on tho
same s;lo. Trees that were allow-
ed to remain wore naturally old
1.100E. Nature took Its course and
tris died one by one. TIIUS
'we find go ps in evergreens; and
ilitt shade where obviously a
shade Itte would be most wet -
:come, And yet on Dia whole, 1
the general elfect of most
old num houses is pleasing. Synt-
311.•,..icill e_Tangement is all right.
1l' ('1,11 1)' estates but it doesn't
ilsca to the average farm
itemw, 1 Imre III miml one place
101. re there Is a low cedar wind-
break completely surrounding the
Louse. Back of the windbreak
there are Manitoba maples spaced -
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
et regular distancos. 1 don't Ilk•
that place at all, It Is too Hut—
to() precise to suit the surround-
ing country. 'Po aim at too much
precision In tho country is to at-
tempt to paint tho lily.
A tree Is a beautiful thing. It
Ahould not be destroyed if it ha 1)-
110118 to be two feet out of lino
with another tree, for "only God
ean make a tree." And don't de-
stroy the little saplings around
your farm. Thin them out for pro-
per growth—or hotter still trans-
plant them, Take a long viow of
your homo—try to seo it as others
seta It, and then you may think
twice about urging John to cut
down that wild apple trot) In the
back yard.
1. am reminded of an old estate
in England that dated back hun-
dreds or. years. The property was
entailed and it condition Of the
heritage tvas that for overy tree
that died or was cut down anoth-
er should bo planted in its place.
That estate was ono of the beauty
spots of the countryside,
Mrs. W.S.—Thank you so much
for your kind lejter. I think my
little chat on trees will make you
think of your old home. It Is still
as beautiful as over—no lack of
green in that district, is there? 1
ant glad this column comes to you
liko a totter from an old friend.
That is what I want it to be to
everyone.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
August 29
ISRAEL'S SIN AND RESTOR-
ATION—Exodus 32-34.
PRINTED TEXT, Exodus 32; 7.10;
34: 4.9, 27, 28,
GOLDEN TEXT — Jehovah Is
slow to anger, and abundant In
loving kindness, forgiving Iniquity
and transgression. Numbers 14:18,
Memory Verse: 1 was glad when
they said unto are, Let its go into
the house of Jehovah. Psalm 122:
1.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Time. -1445-1444 B.C.
Place.—At the foot of Sinal.
God's Intentions
'And Jehovah spoke unto Moses,
Go, get thee down; for thy people,
that thou broughtest up out of the
land of Egypt, have corrupted
themselves: they have turned aside
quickly out of tho way which 1
commanded them: they haYo made
them a 111(131 (11 van', and have wor•
shipped it, and have s8crIficed 1111-
111 11, RIM 1:1 111, .1.11091) 1/111 thy gods,
0 Israel, which brought thee tip
out of the land of Egypt." No mat -
ler what exeuse tonto might offer
for this crime the sinfulness of
;let in clearly revealed in what
God •,.tys about it, Dur acts must
be judged not by custom, nor by
mere exterthd circumstances, nor
hy what i.o.„„ti 1111.1.1 say is right
and wtone„ het by the law or ciod,
;4 03 111 Ills \\'ord to
iva II said Wan NI
,,,4`11 ((it)nenide, and, be -
it I St ifukodnennie,"
TIM ward ‘.; necked' i general.
ly Ida :1 011S1 11111
I'd I 1111' 1111.,111:4 '110I'VPI'S(',. (11(1 111011-
111101' 1101114 1 ,1 (18(11 III. horse
that stiffens Ilk not 4 agaiitht. the
pull el' the rein, and will not he
guided hy the etihe
Moses Pleads With God
'Now Ilierefore tot toe alone,
that my ‘vrat It Illay MIX 1101
against them, and that I may con -
slime them: and I tvill make of thee
it great nation." What the Lord
told \1o1to do Moses did not
do; tho Lord told hint to lot Him
alono that. Ile might destroy these
poople, though he would preserve
Moses and make of hint s. great
nation. It is 111 an hour like this
that Moses' undying love, true
compassionate love for Israel,
bursts forth in ono of the greatest
intercessory episodes to be found
anywhere 111 the Word of God, The
offer to make of Moans a great
nation Wi13 immediately, without
hesitation, put aside by the great
lawgivor; instead, he pleads that
God might refrain from destroy-
ing these people in his wrath,
God's Glory
"Am( he hewed two tables of
stone liko unto the first; and
Moses rose up early in the morn -
and went up unto mount Sin-
ai, as Jehovah had commanded
him, and took in his hand two
1101109 01' 1110110, A 11(1 J0110V1111 (10.
seceded in the cloud, and stood
with him there, and proclaimed
the name of Jehovah. And Jehovah
passed by before him, and pro-
claimed, Jehovah, jelifivali, a God
merciful and gracious, slow to ang-
er, and abundant in lovingltind-
111:84 1111(1 1.11 keeping loving -
kindness for thousands, forgiving
Iniquity and transgression and sin;
and that will by no means clear
the guilty, visiting the iniquity of
the fathers upon the children, and
upon the children's children, upon
the third and upon the fourth gen-
oration." •
In this brief phrase we have the
entire historical narrative of the
niaulfestation to Moses of God's
glory. For details we must refer
to the 1011118 of the promise (33:
21-23). NI OSOS was, 110 doubt, hid-
den and protected by God'a hand
in a 'cleft of the rock' while God's
glory passed by. Ile was only al-
lowed to look out from his hiding -
place after the glory had passed.
In the act of pardoning His
people and taking them once more
into favor, God made known Ills
attribute of mercy. Still, to prevent
the fatal misapprehension that I{e
Is a Being of pure and mere beim.
volenee Ito added a reference to
His justice. Ife. 'will by no means
clear tho guilty' (cf, Nahum 1: 3),
and will 'visit iniquity to the third
and fourth generation.'
And Moses made haste, and bow-
ed his head toward the earth, and
worshipped. And he said, If now
I have found favor in thy sight, 0
Lord, let the Lord, 1 pray thee, go
in the midst ot us; for it is a stiff-
necked people; and pardon our
iniquity and our slit, and take us
for thine Inheritance. Once again
. Moses pleads for tho presenee and
mercy of God, a prayer which God
does not at this time directly ans-
wer in so many words or promises,
but indirectly answers by Ills re -
newel of His covenant with Israel.
The Final Word
"And Jehovah said unto Moses,
\With thou these words: for after
the tenor of these words I have
mado a covenant with thee and
with Israel. And he was there with
Jehovah forty days and forty
nights; he dld neither eat bread,
nor drink water. And ho wrote
upon the tables the words of the
covenant, the ten commandments."
Ou this second occasion of going
forty days into seclusion with God
it Is said that Moses fasted; and
it may perhaps be presumed that
Ito fasted on tho first occasion.
The writer of the ten words is
shown to have been the Lord by
Exodus 31 verso 1.
POP—But They Didn't Land!
WOUNDED SCOTS IN MIDDLE EAST BUILD MEMORIAL CHURCH
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As a permanent, memorial to Scottish soldiers who have fallen in action in the Middle East.
wounded Scots in a rest camp near Geneifa are building a reduced -scale reproduction of famed St.
Allill'eWP3 Church of Scotland. Every stone is he ing quarried and laid hy volunteer workers. As the
church nears completion, the soldiers estimate that the total cost in 01(511 viIl he only about $g().
Only tile and hardware have been purchased. Nearly all the lumber has been salvaged from largo
war material crates and packing cases.
RADIO REPORTER F!
RB_X FROST
Conducted by Flight Lieutenant
Gladstone 11111, the Royal New
Zealand Air Force Band contains
sixty of our sister Commonwealth's
most talented musicians. Tins One
Band has arranged two concerts
for Canadian listeners. It seems
particularly appropriate t hat the
'loyal New Zealand Air Force
Band should give a musical greet-
ing to the people of Canada. The
concerts will feature 'Maori music,
native to Now Zealand, 84 well as
band selections familiar to all, In-
asmuch as the New Zealand Air
Force Band is, at the moment, lo-
cated In Great. Britain, the two
special programmes have been
recorded, The discs were flown
over the Atlantic by bomber, and
will be presented over the C130 lit
twe weekly broadcasts. '1'llo first
will bo heard 'Saturday, August
2ist at 7.45 p,111.
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An interesting illustration of the
uso of radio was provided recently
on the occasion of the Race Riots
ht Harlem, New York. It provided
proof of tho efficiency and speed
with whieh this modern means of
communication could be mobilized
to inoet a somewhat distressing
emergency. Shortly after the light -
leg commenced between Negroes
and Whites, special appeals were
mado over a number of radio sta-
tions by Mayor LaGuardia and
Harlem spokesmen. A few hours
later special line connections hav-
ing been made from ono of the
New York Police stations, similar
appeals for order Were broadcast,
and these were repeated at sev-
eral intervals. As a matter of in-
terest, the plan put into 0111101 on
this occasion gave an opportunity
or providing practical experience
for a scheme worked out many
months ago for using radio to
handle any difficult situation
which might result trout enemy
action over Now York ur along
the nearby Atlantic Seaboard.
$
As well as providing all the fun
of out door life, camping, swim-
ming, boating and picnicing, sum-
mer time also provides many a
headache for Mother. The young.
er members of the family have a
way of unwittingly bringing the
occasional cloud Into the sunny
family vacation sky , . , after a
day in the woods, they come Immo
with a ease of poison ivy, or ir-
ritating mosquito bites, t 11 e y
tumble down and get a bad cut
or maybe develop a light summer
cold 1011 1011 should not be ignored.
Well Mother, radio is stretching
out a helping hand to enable you
to easily cope with summertime
health problems among the junior
members of the family, Just make
a 1)01111 (11 tuning in 1)r. Gwen Mu -
lock, health authority, every Mon-
day at 4.13 p.m. Over Um CRC net-
work, Dr. Mulock, in her health
talks, entitled The Perils of Jun-
ior, will give you helpful and vain -
able advice with which to arm
yourself against unnecessary wor•
ry and health troubles.
TODAY
OUR FIGHTERS PLE-.W
OVER THE CHANNEL
AMP OCCUPIED
FRANGE
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Friday, August 1 3th, 911W the
0011 Illg Of Ole big Evening Tele-
gram British War Victims Fund
Fair at Riverdale Park In Toron•
to, and Its proving the happy
1011 to rendezvous for many rural
folk who seek the change of city
life for a vacation with just a.9
much joy and interest as city folk
seek the beauties of the country.
Innumerable items of full and lu-
terest fill each fair day for its
fortnight 41UratiOn, and those of
you who have been wanting to see
some of your favourite radio per-
sonalities in the flesh, will have
just that opportunity at Riverdale
HORIZONTAL
1,5 Pictured.
Russian com-
poser, Nikolay
Andreevich
11 Dined,
12 Fastener.
13 Winglike part.
14 Golf device.
15 Paid notices.
16 Pronoun,
17 South Amer-
ica (abbr.).,
19 Work
diligently.
21 Place.
23 Noun suffix.
25 Tavern.
27 Observe.
29 Three (prefix)
3 1 Symbol of
indebtedness
(abbr.).
33 Entrance.
34 Exist,
36 Constellation.
38 Prefix.
39 Doctor (abbr.)
40 Decoration.
Park, because many radio pro-
grammes are going to originate
front the Fun Howl . . Just to
mention a few well known names,
then) will he Woodhouse & Hawk-
ins, John Collingwood Reed, Al
Savage, Pat Bailey, Wally Arm-
our, 1110 gang from Treasure Trail,
the Pun Parade with Roy Ward
Dickson and many other Cana41 las
and American personalities who
headline popular audience shows.
Thursday, August 1 9111, i Radio
Day, and from 1 o'clock until add -
night a succession of popular pro.
grammes will be broadcast frotii
the Fair For Britain grounds. '!'Iia
final hour of broadcasting from
11 to midnight will he an out-
standing variety show combining
the talents of a large group or
0.n1i0 stars.
RUSSIAN COMPOSER
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47 Scottish sheep
inclosUre.
48 Board (abbr.).
49 Head Covering
50 Glass
container;
51 Dressed
animal pelt,
52 Salary.
55 Einploy,
57 Insect.
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26 Nickel
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DI1 N T 28 Symbol for
ARE NA erbium.
30 Angry.
U 32 Unfasten.
Ch10 Al; 35 Eternity.
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CASAM R name.
.E 39 Sprinkles.
L'42 Hypothetical
force.
46 Body of
2 Interweave. partisans..
3 Stair. 47 Glossy ,flberk
4 Ship bottom. resembling
silk
5 Young goats.
6 Assault, 49 Search.
7 A..sert. 50 East Indian'.
8 Genus of island.
plants. 51 Musical not%
9 New Zealand 52 Sharp, quick
tree. sound.
VERTICAL
1 His native
land,
41 Soon. 58 Ovum (comb. 10 Vigor. 53 Cured hog
43 Pig pen. form), 12 Father. thigh,
44 Gill (abbr.). 59 Lay open to 18 Also, 54 You and 1.
45 Article of attack. 20 Desired 55 Above.
•furniture. 60 Middle ear. longingly. 56 Therefore.
By J. MILLAR WATT
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Dresses and Blouses
adios Crepe Dresses $2.95 to $6.00
, $1,98 to $2.19
$1.00 to ,$3,00
•$1,00
Martha Washington Pr
Children's Print Dresses
Misses' Print Victory Blouses
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Olive McGill
THE STANDARD
g, \lis; S111111')' \1'ullact'
`spent
the weclt•enti at
of 'Toronto,
her home.
`
I \1r, and \Ir;. Spence Chapple of
A ;T(' '1w;1111' visited with \Irs. )Ietcall
(tu Monday.
1 j \Ir. and \Irs. .Ian, lt, (loupes, of
• Itclgrn•e vi,ittd on suaday with their
Hutu!, \lrs, ('has. (trashy,
;qr.,. l;tytom, who has spent several
• weeks with \Ir. and \Irs. \'. \I. !tray,
ghas ((turned to her home 111 Pars.
A1 \1r. tout \ti's, (leorge trotter of Slur-
fd stat arc visiting with their daughter
c'r \Irs. Albert Nesbitt, anti \Ir. Ne=hitt.
12 ;411a 12,dl2inalD121'ti'WV.;, ;3iNJ1=;iN
\Ir. ami \Irs, It, E, `haw of Allis.
'10l1 f4 Of nt the weekend as guests of
\I r, and \Irs. V. \I. Bray,
art:.rs
F S WOOL OPENING
to every Child Purchasing
A 'SU # ` PPING BAG FREE
All School Supplies • Cash
TEXT OOKS
& School Supplies
The Standard Book Store
rims
SATURDAY NIGHT
SEPTEMBER 11TII
IN MEMORIAL HALL.
PERSONAL INTEREST
PERSONAL INTEREST
Doherty Bros.
GARAGE.
Accetylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty,
Agents For International-
Ilarvesler Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil
Car Painting, and Repairing
BENDER TWINE
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Waltp p a er `
111=, \laureen llmritl left on ',Ion- •�•
da•: to take up her teaching dutic.: In :1.
'1.:11110 Township, near \lonliton.
t,
'1•'Iteantify' your home for tl e Hurt••:
Mrs, Lloyd \Vigilante'. is spending a ;S:IInu, Nn other furntstiinp.s to your"
1• tv day; in 'Toronto with her husband j'timte equal the vale, of Wallpapers.,
tvho is stationed at \limning Uepot. :!'apers marked S inworlliy
especially trc'al.r.'d to r'sist fading..:
Wednesday, Sent. 8, 1913.
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Insecticides and Sprays
1Vc list, below some oC the Sprays and 1nsccti-
eides needled now to combat the insects, flies, Etc.
Barley's Shoo -Fly Cattle Spray per gal. ,'1.00
Sapho for Moths , bottle, 35c
Fly -O -Gide, for Ilouschold Flies, 8 oz. 20c, 16 oz. 35c
Lilrvcx, for Moths . . . . ...... . . . . . . per bottle 85c
Paris Creon half Ib. 29c, 1 lb, 50c
Arsenate of Lead 1 Ib. 20c, 5 lbs. 90o
Wood's Moth Blocks 10c and 25c
Ilavok Moth Crystals .. . ............. . . 1 lb. 119c
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLPAPER ---PHONE 20.
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\liss Iteltle (';11111:, ell and \Ir. Clare
'anlp'1e11, ul' 'I'orul;to, spent the Neel;•
enol with friends in IIIytII,
Arthur and Loren 'Tyndall
'I' C11110111, were gee:Is of their cots -
\Ir=. It, \\'ighuuan nn 11'cdne:al;l y.
11rs, (1. .1. It;tllin, of North !lay, i,
of her mother,
\Irs. Itr:tert Saintly ut' Smith's Falls
visiting with her cousin, \Irs. Robl.
Is', and other relatives.
Mr. and \Irs, John Nottingham of
barn, spent the wools -iii t will) Mr.
1 \Irs, .Jaunt : Richmond. ,
Ili : Jessie Richmond i'; spending
ft.'. week with her cousins, :111., and
Armand \tc•t'ont, of \VinH,nr.
'1r. Arthur \Ittrch, and Miss \lar-
u;w.ot Mart in. of 'Toronto, visited on
11lond;ty wills Itcv. \1rs, Sin-
1:Ir.
\irs, !'red .('!:.apple and Alaslor
\\';t:t nes of Kltch0ncr, vt .itttl nv, r the
week -end with 11"1' parents, :\11', and
\urs. \Vestey 1{1ciwic,
\1t', (1,.are Kcchnie, of Kitchener,
Ulr� a,ud Mrs. John Goodall, and lir. acconlp.wica by Mr. and Mrs, \Vestey
and \Irs. Juan \Vit 0n, of fort Huron. I{tchnit, spent Sunday with relatives
are visiling with Reeve anti :\11 •6. \\', in Iincardine,
II. \it;1't'Itt.
Rev. Austin Budge. of Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle \Villutvs, and and \lis; Agnes \lasou, Belgrave,
little (la.l,hter, of Elmdon, were re- were recent visitors with Mi'. and
111 wing old iftnnaintancos in town over \Irs. Edwards.
1111 \P I'eh ('IIsi.
\liss Lorna 'troy ha.; retarned alter
\1r, and \Irs. .lames 1),acroff and having spent the slimmer Mill her
family, of Toronto, were guests over aunt, Mrs, Abbott, at her cottage on
the wee';•enol at the humor of .\Ir, and the Ottawa River,
\it's, KKennet11 Taylor,
\Irs, 1{enucth Rutledge and Evelyn.
returned to 'Toronto last \veldt, after \I r. tlo:'a, �'mi1h, and grand;nn,
two we its' vl,<i1 with \lr. Ratledge's Ronald ('\vats visited with the
soother and father, at the C.P.R.
aler's niece and nephew, Mr. and
Jim Crawford. list week,
-Air. and \1r-, Jinn Nottingham and
\Ir. .\rlhttr Nicholson, of Egmoad-
villc, and :qr. and 1\11,6, John \\'atron.
1\'item, visitrd with Ise:ve and \Irs.
for -
\\'. II, \lorritt on Sunday.
\It':.
\le.:r;l's;. Horace and Leslie Rutledge
of 'Toronto, spent lit" holiday al their
family, also !urs. )lacy �me11, 01 Mil \H.'s Margaret Smith, (10111 nem' home herr, w1111 Mr, and \Irs. 1'. 1).
5:11,1.ly with Mrl. I1. Pru-stIs, :;r 01 the cveeh-end with Mr. I Rutledge.
and Mr:. \li!lar iti,rnnuulH, unit other
friend She is a ((i(het' neat' Lis- \It'. and Mr.:. J. \V. Lane of Toronto,
fnwci, als'.l Mr. and \Irs. Roe, of \1'111 l ot',
were visitors with \Ir. and alt's, Ital.
\Ir. Elliott Richmond, who has been ledge ova the wcclt•end,
ht 1 n visitit,g with Mr..0101 Mrs. Jas.
Richmond for the past two mounts,; \1 r. and Mrs. L. \iel?Irby, nt' Tor -
Mrs. .\. \I, ('nll•lo I ll. ;1,r•0n11111111cd ro111 lo III ford on Sunt111y with 01110, (:pent the, wee'( -olid wild lir
I y )Ir. and \Irs. I,, 0, \tiller, ut 'tir. and \Irs. \VIII, \Ionlgon cry, whero and stirs, 1Ie0h, \lcl'.Iroy. They were
i;orlerich. wore ti=il.or.: witli Mr, and he will visit befit',_ going on to 4th; tit-tnnlp;wiet haelt to 'Toronto by \Irs
\[r;. U. Il, 1'olcbmgh rf Palmerston, honk in Toronto, ;II, \icI':Iroy, t+hu will visit there.
nota'. sp nt
1Vightmaa.
\Ir. 'I'I ren"r Tlt rn;1) of Toronto has
been sl,l n:ling hi, holiday at the
hour. 1;1 his tit,;thor, \Ir:, E. 11, 'nu-
llity.
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HOME-MADE CAKE
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We offer Furniture
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quality. It is furniture
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filet priced so moderitely
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East `Vawanosh Council
council ole!
it ^t;lleulhel' 7111 with
on Ih" IIc nlher; pro se111, \Ilunle; ul'
i last 11nvtttti; were read loud uppruvell,
w,,,, , , ,.,:,,,u ,;.,,,,,.e..,.,..o.L.,.. eremi 11 , .l 011:1 SO n, \\' 111!;11;1111. v 1' t I e u s k l n g
the Cussed to ass11n1e 1.0111111i 0l I'ot-
Hoilyi• �a�},�j;s s is Celuclery ad;:lcent Iu my„,,
j�� 1111: in a dilnpil;tled tun"
BAKERY
(1 11:3.1. 1 w;t, Pointed but however,
AND CONFECTIONERY, that a; this burying ground 11; owned
and c mlr .111 tl Ly 1:te Anglican Church
Soy Bean, Whole Wheat
and White Bread.
Also Buns, Bread,
Pies, Cakes and
Wedding Cakes a Specialty
PERSONAL INTEREST
Itev, I', I1. Streeter, It, 1), Philp, nn Lot :11, ('on.:1, repaired, The clerk
and (iordt.0 hlliotl attended \1;tsoIle was Instt'11el"t1 to v.ritr oho l:nglucer
Lodge lo Carlow \\`edno„day night, W110 it is esprcl: H 11111 he un 1-':n ;
!another survey in the township short -
\H..; 11,.1eu tl:m'disty of Galt spent •
IN ' lu invc.;ll";ole Ih15 complaint.
the wc.l;•coli with .N1 186 Jo.:,oilhllle
\\ .tolleocli.
Misses .1os001i10 \V0o1100c1;, 11olen
111'liisty.old Ulive \Ic'(t1II. spent the
we( ;i•'nt at the latter'; cottage «t
• t lilt tib
Plyt'I, Ihl ('emetel'y Act .lot 3 not
ci alply with cemeteries 11011 as this
one, the Council Jho.. fart has no Jtn'-
i:ultcliol In tht: lusher(
!Amor; wore also rt'coived front the
It.('..\.'. 1 ottdon, regarding
tion of recrmillilc, literature by the
Collector. and '1', II. \\'llsou as to
Ilremhln;r., etr., on Road \lot'hinery
an I lied t lit urtit cc I'oliciec ,
\\', \Ie\'ut0 made application to
have a portion of the \Ic\'ittie 1)raiu
1+4 II !4!+C Y11 Mr
\Irs. (It irgc ('unlr.f,liti m and stun,
<cnneth, of Itelurave, were \Ioiday
d;ilor(; \villi \lr. and \lrs. .\rthu
Harr,
`.Ir. and \Irs. Phillip Roberts of
1)rltytun vai!ed their cuusim,t, .lir. and
\Irs, Ja,ul't; lti(Intind, over the week-
end,
\Ir. and \Irs..Il'•erl Rowell, of I',xe-
t' r, and little s in, \Vayne, has Leen
vt.:Ilin1
their mother, \Irs. II. ltowel.
over the Ilnliday.
\Irs. \\';m. Venables and daughters,
.lean and Patricia, nl' Rainy River, are
vi:iliug with th. farmer's i,rol11er, \Ir.
,b:now..; ,U'ul.;u•nug and \Irs. ,\ruistrnttg.
\1r,s. Henry Carey and son, John,
\H Audi ey 1'( r,tt•.ou, of Toronto, u•e.
I' riled 1 'Toronto 1111 Monday salol'
visilh.: tl:t' past Iwo weeks with \Ir,
and 211,4. .lames C1%0\1.110'11.
Visitors ,yids \II', and \Ir I.; lova its
this we: h were, MI'. sill ,Airs, !toy
hr,x ata. I' dgar, of Bt": t:hville, anti
\Irs, Lhltt :\run ;trunk, of Slecwan,
and daughter and two grandchildren.
\Irs. \Vm. Venable,. J.au antl fussy,
of Rainey River.
\\'ord received from Psis I'. \V. Phil-
lips this week say; that some great
Move Is in the malting untl the boys in
England ;;re ready for whatever luny
('once. Phil Is auumg Iho first from
Blyth to go f)verseas, and his many
experiencc3 are most intertaliug,
I. \i'. lttlyhftol(1, barrislt•r, \i ingliau),
wrote staling !hit ;seting 011 behalf tf of
III; ell,.nt, he had entered action
ug;tinsl the )1unic'palily for d,mu;tg, .1
sivtait;ed to 0 cur o, the re., lit of ;Ill
accidOltt on the n1)11l nt' Aal;n;;t
on the road at the 1,1111 line Itiv, r
ltrttlgc,
I'hls has ahr:uly roes t'n•acd (,.er 1,1
NI, insurance cualpany for a )•Till '•
1110111,
:\, \lollarney will attain hr, 1'uBecl u'
of Taxes al a slight increase In salary
while the road superintendent wa t ;I1
voted all Increase of tell vents :in Roan'
over hit, former 'paym)II.
The (oil .)w.1 neuonnl.: were pal,.:
(.rant to Itilgrave School Pair,
uo h trash ' nt' $'`l.t 1; .
S,(troGibstIon, prcmItlytimms 0I11 rand ins:lrtn\\•",
and road ul;tchll tr policies, $;' l.u1;
S. 11cliorney, roast .:utertnlendtnl,
'1,1,115; \Irs. it, Currie, 2111 ytl., gray•
el, $lIC!'I,.li; Joe Kerr, ern -hint: and
!ruching gravel $1,1.'1_''1.117; Norman P.1-
coeli, ckinel $'2.SI:I,
Connellhecwillg mgraveet ngala1on Tae; day.
October 5111;
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URON GRILL
BLYTH --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
MANIC GONG Proprietor
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Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
STUFFED OLIVES ............ . . . .30c and 115c
LEMON PIE I1'1LLER, makes 4 pts, 10c
BLUE !RIBBON COFFEE, -quart sealers - 51c
JAVEX per bottle 17e
P. 1). SAUCE ................... . per bottle 15c
Cross and Blackwell Thick Sauce, bottle 25c
Tomato Soup, Chicken and Rice, Chicken Noodle
SARDINES per tin 10c, 13c, 15c
SEALER RUBBERS AND RINGS.
G' •tri Castile Soap . . . . . I . . . . . . . 5c, 6 for 25c
Pi , AS per tin 10c and 13c
FLUFF0 .............1 , ...19c, 25c and 39c
LEMON OIL per bottle 15c and 2c
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