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Home My WebLink AboutThe Blyth Standard, 1943-09-22, Page 1THE VOLUME 19 - NO, 6, Huron Presbyterial W.M.S. Meets Al. Blyth LATH STANDAR BLYTII, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1913, 111r. Wm. Gow's Sister Dies' Christmas Bag 1)onations Thornton - Golley Fall Fair Prize List At Freeport Sanitarium Wanted By Red Cross The chancel of St. Pants Anglican (Outdoor Exhibits) 11ertrnrle (lute, aged 11, wife of In r1nrc1, \I'inghcuu, decorated 4411h mu; Nehrgang, of NewHamburg, and gladiolas, cornflowers and while lap --.._ YOUR LOCAL PAPER Regulations To Protect Potato Crop Enacted Mise Negoro of Toronto Gives Address,sister of AI'. 1WIIIIatt How•, East. 11'u Asking for Donations For Contents yrs was the se'Hig for „II ,,,,,•ly ;tett- HORSES Steps Taken to Safeguard Crops on Worldwide Missions w'anosh '1'uw'aship, died on September 111110 wedding on Saturday, Septet«IrerAgainst Bacterial Ring Rot igII( )Iurui: Brood maw, Jamie kill, at Freeport oaultarlum, near The Myth Red ('fuss Society Is re• I�IIr, ,il p.n0., wh'u hurullty Lau,' Mowat(; Spring cull, ,1;111es 1Iowa tl; 10( limier, after an Illness of (vo tiennsllile for It portion of one thous- ''i'n, )I)1(s1 Iughtr'r °I' .111, 411111 41rs. The fall rally of Huron Presbyter. I'1111, in harness, John \'udden, Geo. Itegulat('nt„ have been, paled 111111)1 ,years. Dorn August I7, I;ui:,', al hien- and ('hrklnnts (lags for Service Alen Rul,erl I1, Mulley, was united in mar' II. Fos, tlu I'I:+ul 11191 151. Ail ..i cnttariu 144. int \1''.11.5, of the I re'llt r(an Church helm, Ontario, she was a (laughter of In hospital In Newfoundland, and are rage. to ,tan's \\'ikon l'ho'nioli, son 11.,. .t,•e: tiro ,. driver ('u •'.• in Canada was II'Ici III tit. Andrew',; of Dir, (111 Mrs. George '1'11(1111100, I b tit fi sp flint, buctiri:(1 1111) rut ut l,uurincr.. 1B, 111111 Airs. 11'illfam I;nW, of Ilalhu. ah't :uly pr'pnriug then, The bags I't 1t ill, ('iirr(44 ,\. 'I'it11, 11: '1'1. ;nn (u '1'111 m (4 1 g 11 11)41 11111 Ise ;trlrrli«iti Pre0Y(0ria0 char", 1:1)", 011 'flies• ()II 01.1111 or ':S, 111:1, she married Is 11111 he made of attractive 1411(11ri:il, I°111 44.). The rector, Rey, I:, U. clay, September 1IIIt, w1rlt the fres h:un'se, ('utile t\ 1,•1•,11; 11,st hors' ter,•d by the fruit Branch, Ontario 11111 \111114411111144 at Rath() and after 111111 Ihu Society I asking for contr. Gallagher ol'ficlale4 tun hailer, Jolu, w(1dden, ('04)11 ti In p;u'tumn4 ,.f :1 riiuture, ,chile 11. bylerlal president, Airy, 11. Jack, of their marriage they resided In New bulbous In order to fill then,, The 'I'h,. bride. give° f« 11141)ihrge by 111'4 'r,.t1. lest team uu 1111111115 Joh Setforth, presidit:g. 'There tea; .4 }rood; „ } f«,her, entered the (dwell11lu til,, h u spectium 11111 be 011111111 on by mem - from hamburg, tihe was n member of the 10110401' list is suggested, and ever \'orl' l',' 1.s of the ('I Seeds n \Weed- attendance' with delegates pres1lml 14(1Ig)Ilca11 church, Nei.; Hamburg, alae Is asked to pile In and help fill strahr of "Itridel ('hoar from Lohe1t•I I),:111(11, ('unl'sl: 11', lisle• ••e front Auburn, idyll, lielgravc. Doty• h Y 111 t, ht'in," p1.eyed by \ll,;s I'aizahell \1111; I. ('1't,rl, 11 111x1) „f tb, 5;11111. di pa11Uuint. Snrvi%•ing arc her husband; four thew bags h IIu 1 r yin • 90111' 01' lilt. 1.11x, field, Clinton, I'.xelcr, Hudr•tic11 lien" da Ugh 101'11, Kulh'rine IS'.,. Schmidt); Heine: of Blyth. The b11110 worn a now,.Till' 1115111• tsar first reported 111 ball 111111 Scttl'urllt' 11011 Joyce 111111 i`nnna; 114100 sons, length gown of white chiffon hill CATTLE c%Ortho daring %va growing 014rsud (1I' At the unoruin.,; sr>,;bun the Scrip Rub'rl, 11'ilRum aural ferry, and hsct Pen knives, pcuclls, paper 111141 cu• I'nll skirt aurid bishop sleeves, I'a, AI 11- f:':;' .A reeeol servo' showed se•vcr- ture lesson was marl by Mrs, G. itis wclupes, cribbage lm(11I';, checker 'Q with an I',Ilz;rhulluul iru111)) 11)41)14 I'101.101d "hlrihnrn: 2-year•ulil hell'• ;,1 eases of (nl'ecl(ou in the 1'revinee grandclri1dr411, all of New huuihurg; )1. I'., (11(1111, Melvin 'I'allur; I•yt;tr'auul set of "L'odk(1)1, mei delegates from her pail 111.; six br)111(4ra, Albert, boards, playing cards, games or plz• embossed 0 (th 111111) eine ntd)r1•. II)r I grew•'.1s, 111 111 5 auul d44paitnmru: 0.41.'11 auxiliary took part in a season ! /1151 Ii:r 1 e lnIly or 11100 I'l11 ban's, life- 4( 11 4145 of floor] silk 1111 with , ()111 h,'ifer, \1)Ivin 'Ta1•In4 Aleisiti ull'iciatis fell 1.P""1"11". 1 1111101 • 1' ''''sla 3' 10 (.nul;,;lo41n; Allen, \vend:deck; James' Taylor; 1teller calf, Mel%in Toy kir; Of prayer' London; 11'flliam, Myth; Robert, savers, gum, Iteader's Digest, books White floral satin applique and held dull r' ' 1 stamp ant this ,(1 (s(' and sari "•nerd The deleCalen were welcomed by \\•,aieriee, and 1'1011, Bright, and (paper covered), cigarettes, gay \OM a halo of orange blossoms, She , ca". 31011111 'Pallor; :Aged intll, lb) pvU(Ir�•grnwing industry lu Oultu. 111l8s tl. 11. 'full ul' 11)111 fool lh4 r'. (Iiil.Unus cards,Cross ward puzzle curried a 11(itu p1(311 book with ,';11111 '1'altnr; :Agra row, Melvin M. three sisters, Nil's. I.. Sherman, Alis'Taylor; herd, Mil 'I'uylur, m0lndcr of the session was devoted lu hooks, 11111111 wort;, imitable for Inco, Lu. while satin streamers 111111 rosebuds, f5•un \Pitt' these important ceneideralions Irvin /,Inn and Alrs, lames Pettlgreev, 1\•111 Saliugs ('r rtifi)ute d,tn:ttetl iy the work of the department 5(11 Lill all of Bright,hooked mals, knitting or crocheting. Iter only ornament was a gold lueliel, in 11111111, the n, w regulations slate les,hu razors or razor blades, or wool• set with teals, worn b, her nether Robert Simpson Co, lhatt if level:reit ring rut 1s lomat 1111 An adjournment. wee made iit Ilett) R'1. J. It, 111)11(1 of \011 Ilanthnrg'len 4)11 w'antal, 1 } I nrebr. d 11114101119 year-old I?t;ut44)II'ul church ul`fl0lirlid al fun- on her wedding day. (hare Holley, • I;in y fain, (0. 111 any lvar)h(1us,', storage for lunch, and the devotional period Y I 51511 of lilt. bride, us Alai(' of Iln1101(1 belfer Jam's 1.)1)14 I yeartrld 111'1.'or prnciASing phut, It 14III now he ne i'rul services which were held !tato This i,; am cm'rt,en(' request, tool opening the 118'1110011 50551)111 was In ter,James Lyons. ,,;)1414,; 1,10415; IIii- livelcer's funeral 11011,1. on Sunday, af- articles are, required to be shipped ,lure « fluor I'uglh gown of Uaw'n is t,,5,u'y for 111(110 directly in charge charge of the Delgrave auxiliary, at once, 001.1111.. now what 114 1 filer ('all', .lane's Lyons, 151 wind 'rad; I'rnon, Interment wars 'mole ll you aro S41'Iss Ur' utzu with French lure titin Ila dispose nl' •all potatoes un such A 11111 drpu0111(nt was "otisslunaiy, j I Dll, 1 year and ender, Jaunts Lyone. IHwnrsldo 1.11111'111.y, \'w 11411(1hrtr44 gala;; to glue, and Ginn gel in tough' lug 111111 matching shoulder Aril, held �` � Match or premises as the 1. 11 (01' in forum,' In tvhleh the work of 1114 The pallbearers were \l1.;, \11111• tw1tln the Ih'esidall, 11155 Josephine lt'ilh pink velvet 111511 111.11115. tihe hull calf, James Lyon,, 1st and :11(1, �,•1, ., , 111,,1. 11re•scribe, It %1111 further church in China, India, 1(11(1 British 11'oodcuck, I ,aged bull, James Lyons; Aged cOW, carried 0. fan hour net of Itutlerl'ly � I b) necessary to disinfect such prem - Russell, haul's six !moors, Allan, Jim, I'(4d' James L ons; Herd, James I.yuns. (.ulama was ably pr0S0nl((1 by Dl's, 11'111, Albert 1111 bk I'''i•l, Inoses, Darlene Ann (10)14)', Powell j 1 loos 1111(1 all equipment pertaining Mrs. Thompson, 111111 Mrs, 11, '- �'�—_-- River, 13,C., cousin of the bride, andIn •41111Ni ('lass: 21'111••01(1 steer. 1W. thereto, including n1(c•Irin111, hags and A. Heid of Scaforlh, V filer, ..-111.”`;' '''ass.' and :'1111; I y'urold steer' —* -- ,,,,„ n Smiths D,,00n', n,. of the cnnteiners in such 111;11111441. and whit } 'lel') Urgently lteuueste(l gl'0111(1 11l'1'e lvlusurur, flow'r g1)19 111'alll l Osler; :•year c,ld belfer. 111'1 such disiul' cUinl 1115 lir D)11( (01 141 IY Greetings num I'r'.;b I)1. were brought by Itev, It. Slew•a•t of Hod For Fruit Harvest carrying shower nosegays of emit. 4'111 'Taylor, motor 051.1; 1 -year-old In r.,rriie. 11'11)11 any potato machin. Meter, \\ alter Oster; 140:;•)' boil, )rich, who spoke eery !light) of Lie pleitl`Cle; le Clinton Piddle IloSpltal •\\'illi large amounts of fruit and late rimvers and roses. 'They wore sinal cry 01. 01111.1 portio equipment, except. Alelvin 'Taylor. , work done by the 1c\oinen'n aAlisslon• on Sunday, September 19111, to 1114, vegetables still to be harvested, the ar floor length taffeta dresses made I fit<riry , sprayers and dust cls, has been moved ary Society, and wished the members and 1lrs. Ray Perdue of Loudon a call has lin princess style with touches of lac0' lit.! dairy cutw, 314011anl from one !'arm t0 another, such ratach• gotta out from Ih' Ontario 1tre colonial bonnets and lace gloves. Henry, \\ alter Osler, I,, 1', Cardiff 1111 ) 911011 not 00 115)11 in production, every success 111 future undertakings, sou, (Larry lilt}'). Farm Service 1'orcc, for hundreds 11f' '; A very fine solo was stn1g by Miss _ cunt 114111 women, boys and girls, to The former wore yellow 44.1111 illative •pedal; 3.3411 o l hcil'r, 1?1011111 pluutiug, cu1111;U ion or harvesting Of Josephine \Petr of Auburn, 411(11 \ars. n')r l make this last Henry,11'all'r Oster; heifer call', 1 L.\1;11.1 In Siafurth hospital, ou great effort In save and the !alter pink MI blue, The potatoes unlit' the machinery or eq• Louise Cummings as accompanist. Monday, S'pl4nnbrr "fill, to Air 1111.'511 crops which will be completely 14100141 41;15 attended by ('D;n 1's \111th• Alaftlund Henry, T, Lakin Special, uilnu4nl has been thoroughly 4lisin The guest. speatter •wars 11Iss T. and Mrs, I:4r1e Nutley, n sou, wusled unless the necessary' help is Viers, !Beeville, Following the ceremony SHEEP frcit.d. ;\egoro, of 'P0001110, olio Is the young forthcoming, All secondary scitool'at the niter and during Ih' signin44 I:1'forts 1111 being made to impress Sltrop 1111''' A 1 O 1 11 women's travelling secretary Iter students tubo have been In farm camps topic was "The Church 1n the \\'urld," (lit;l.\'I'; In Clinton, Public Hospital, 41111 be going back to school next. 110(1 Miss Negoro went on to show how on Sunday, September Lath, to .111, 10101 3', 111111 volunteer workers to much wider our 41or(d IS is (hese 41101 .itis. Allan Grant, a sun. BIRTHS days. We hear of cities and countries \• today Ilial were only 110.10'5 10 us u few years ago, Now with so many of Bank Manager Ill our boys Olin over the world, these We regret to report the Illness of places take on 41 ur:w• 1111(940; 1, 11 is Dir, 1'. 31. Bray, manager of Ow local quile natural that We should be 10. Drench of the Canadian Boni( of tareslc(1 In (110 welfare of our boys, Commerce. DI', Ilia}• has been cont - but Ors CIll'I9(l1111S 410 11111„1 4(190 ,be pelted to 10ltc a three -months' rest Interested 111 Inose we 110 not know, at his home. but who need our hrlp, The s°praker lulu 01' W0111011111 :1f•.\t the present Hine 31r. Alciluugall, rico who gale out of their poverty to (I1' 'I'urumlu, Is In charge of the help Jewish rel'ngecs, of refugee sic- Bank, dents In China who pave to heti) British bomb victims, an(l of girls' camp; 111 ('anadn who gave to Madame W. I. TO MEET Chiang Nal•.Shck for the care of Chin- The 11'olnen's 1119111111e will hold esc orphans. their regular monthly meeting one 111 referring to missionary meetings week earlier than usual, Sept. 30tH, the speaker 1tr441d the practice of al 2.30 11.un,, at the home of \Drs, Fred democracy In 11„ true ;sense. To some 11(111041444, people, d0mocraUl'„11100115 equal rights t)1., 'Thompson, pastor of the Pres - for rill, hot NO'T e1111111 re;;punsibllit' hylcrlan Church, 4x111 be guest speak• fes, so 111091 o1 the 410(14 1105 (u be done 'r, and (here will he sp'c•ial meek, by the faithful few, '1'her0 11.111 be .h:v('ry'body 4111(unu', 1.11(111 10111 he ninny difficult prGblfnls facing us In served, the future; 0b4v Is the time that 101 should plan for the Keller 1001911 we hope to see «flee the war, and If we put our trust In Moll 40e can rely of Ills guiding 111111(1 to bring 1 s through. The report of the conrte.sy commit- tee 11.4491 p1'4S('1111911 i(y 1\1198 A. Macdon- ald of (tode'lch, who expressed the thanks of 1111 delegates to the Illyth ]11111'1; for (heir'hospitality, to the speaker for 1101' splendid address, and to all those who look part In the meeting,. Mrs. Jack reminded all present of the "family (1144111" lo be 1101(1 In each church In the Presbytery during the week, beginning September 2)1111, when 1)11ss \1ar44aret Webster, girls' work secretory, will be guest speaker. VIP COCK 0uNc TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH Rev, P. H. Streeter, L.Th., Rector, September 26111, 1x 13. Holy Communion, 8.110 a.m. Sunday School, 10.10 a.m. DLYTH UNITED CHURCH of the register, Dl's, Jarlt \\'Ickslead g1.( ram, ria (' upon till growers and dealers the ser• sister of the groomSans, "0 Perfect ('uw;uu, Sheurllug rum, Orval Ale iousness of this comparatively new Love." Gowan; Hum 11111111, Orval DIil11)0 41 disease in the Province. It is hoped lake their places are wanted a t once, following lino ceremony, a receptionShearing ewe, Orval AlcG(l1000 1:•44 4 that spread and development will 1)0 For the 14(1111)9 In Ilse Niagara I'en• 41118 held at the home of the liride'e lamb, Oreal AIcCo41'a11; :Aged ewe,'curlaciled by menus (:kr f pruve,nlive and inside some �1t11) girls and Orval lic(owan. b young mi. pan'onls. The bridc'a r(,nlh4r recuilt.d 15ani10r1 nuthads. :a fau•nt in faint men are require immediately, '1'h( the guests In a Ilvo•,l'ce dress of Oxfords, Orval AIcGolcan won 11111 6llrwrl in sp4cluliz'd potato -growing required 1 Y1 potato• classes, 41111 be housed in splendid camps 1114• Rosewood cr'pe•wilti a (70150440 of ,10• la''a9 is 1)1110 111111'1 way 10 ascertain l'ot's' ts: Orval 310Gowan won all der supervision of the 1',11',('„1, and haulm 11111 roses. She Was "(iisled by til' 'xis now a and way,prevaerica of the will he able to earn good Wages at the groom's mother, who Wore la Wine classes' Idiseexc. 'I'() date 11119 season several !fruit plchlug. eusontbl1 wllh a corsage of Johaunna 11nrl:ct ('loss: Best 1)111 'We lambs, (cases have been lewated resulting In I (.h'wal \IcG0lvun, For frill and vegetable camps to I1111 roses. During the recepllon• Dr. (loss amounting In thousands of dollars 44010118 pails of the province between Robert ('assets, Romeo, Milligan, nn' HOGS to growers, 1 3 111111 •1 hm1(10ml 111/11 1111(1 bola art, cle of the bride sang "I11 Uays Gone Further plutirnlars may 1)4 5)1.111'11 eroded at once, 'Their camps are un- Ily” by Chlivers, A buffet luncheon \'orL'hh'e: Aged hoar, Wilbur from count l' agricultural representa- der 1'.3I.C,A. supervision and thatt wits served. The (lining -room table,1 Tur41bull, Jane's Cowan; II( 110•, lit iters. Suspicions or 111(40ted plants number can be placed Immediately of was centred with the Wedding cake, ((Ted In 10.13. Gro. Cowan, 1\'(lbni f or lubr is should b1 0111. 10 the Platt. the neressiu•y vutanleers are forth- . w•h1111 Was on the saute plat' as the 'I'lrnlrnil; 13r00d 80w, \\'ilbur Tu"- I I'4((holugisl, ('('111111 Experimental 10111111g. One Icm11lred boy's are want- bride's maternal grandmother's wed.hall, .1:(1nrn Cowan; Sow littered in i Faints Oltaw';r, fur idrulificaliott, 111111 tel for the vegetable camp at Holland cling cake over seventy yea's ago, P. Ia, \1'ilbur Turnbull, James Cowan.. 11111 Ontario ltepartm0nt o[ .144riculture 110191, 01111 the grouters state that if Immediately after the reception the 'Berkshire: Aged boar, James Cow',;hunld b' n011f('d rat' cwt 0utltr0nit of IOU boys 411') available they can save bride and groom left on a motor trip an; Boal' littered 111 1;113, Jurors Co11' It w 1115'115'. $20,(110 worth of vel;elarbles each dray to 311skoka end Lake Simco). Pot an, 1st and "1111; I:rood 51141, Jam's C for six weeks. If flay ore not forth- travelling the bride('ho•se a Iwo -piece jCuw«n; Sow' littered in 111.11, James coming, these vegetables will have to brown corduroy velvet snit with mat- !('11t%tul, Isl and :'1111' CONGRATULATIONS rut. in 111e ground 4011101 would be (lite chin44 «ccessorlcs mud brown wool tail- 111lrnus from the stn.dpoint of food oriel ('1(441, suppll's, On their return they %•111 reside 014 111 111111111011, from 200 to 300 day 1110 groom's farm al. I11uevale. workers are needed on fruit 111411 ‘'or,- Guests were present from Hnm1n, 'table farms 1t the area ,lust west of Michigan; 'Toronto, Exeter, Mensal!, Toronto. They will he transported to Burch, Listowel, Myth, St. .Augustine, the farms dally and brought baclt 11'roxetcr a1i1 131u'vml', 4011(441 the day's work is finished. The bride is a niece of 311,;. \\'iI- lt' the required number of workers Hams of Illyth, can he secured, the find and vege- table camps 40)1 be kept 1n operation 111011 Ilio 101ddle of 1)etob'4', by which tiro' It is loped that all of the crops 41.111 have been harvested. Amy men or women, boys or girls W110 can spare any time for this im- portant national service are asked to npp1y al once, either in person or by letter or telephone call to the Ontar- io Farm Service Force, Parliament Buildings, Toronto. The neer! Is ur- gent. TrOuSscall 'Feil Mia. Robert Holly entertained at u trousseau teat Iasi Wednesday after- noon and evening 111 honour of her daughter, Dorothy, whose marriage tools place on Saturday, 'Those aseisl- l0:g wore 'Mrs. frank Russ, Airs. Mer- ton Hulley, I:xeler, Mss Amy Smith, Belgrnve, Mrs. 11111 11cTaggurl, Ilrus- cels 111111 'Miss Elizabeth Mills, Myth. following winners were (leder. Ten was poured by Mrs. Al,Williams, 14(1 In (1' 1(1y111 Swine Club 0011111e11- Sunday, September 26 Is Rally Day lion 110111 as an attraction 1110 the Fall At 11,1':1 there will be a. combined 131)111, and Mrs. (Dr,) Cotowls, Romeo, The meeting was brought to a close \1101111.1141 aunts of the bride 'leets Fah herr last 11'rdnasdny al'l01'nuon: S(rt'ice for the Sunday School and V---- b Points Prize who celebrated her birthday on Sep• with the singing of a hymn and prayer _--1• Conga'efr,at(un. Children's chol', t. by the I'r;rsbytrrl0l presidclth Alaurk'e titillation 1011 3 $r,nO l'urbrr 1. tl Mcunlhes of lite School will have n Aged Lady Breaks Ilip ' , \titrt Lear Iir1(1 ,(t ('0mgra:%111. ons t0 11 r, and Mrs, --V—e- Agricultural Society :end } part. Everyone is urged to be pies- A very regrettable ncclrlent occur- .101111 C'11140ford 1191 :,,00.Freeman Tunnel• who celebrate their Son Cables Wedding oat, Sunday School will convene In red at the hone of Mr. \V111lanl ale. Red Cross To Meet iicruteth tlrighattt ft;:+ I,;,n 11)1 wedding anniversary on Saturday. the School 1•oont at 10,1:,. L('4111 on SaUm•dn1', twillen A1rs, 1'lact• \icnthers of 111' Agricullnrll So- thirty llcoewell p:i., .1.1111IS'pt'nrlur 211th. Congratulations i p.m, Subject: "A Noble Choice," ze', 1)11)11111' of Alt's, 11eLea41, tell clel•v and the 11011 ('111814 Society will Congratulations to \It's. Leslie Dal. Y Arnold Falconer �"5 Leo \l r. and Mrs. \V11)kuu Bell received i,� from the wernndnh, nod 111 s0 doing meet this I'htn�d4(y evening to 11)11110 itoy Iluukhtg oat,•, 1011 gliesh, of 5lrat l'nrd, who celebrated a cable from their sun, (lilt.. Edward i fractured iter hip. Mrs. Plnetzer, either for or against holding the Red 'Donald 0110111 D1cNull titi;, 1.04) her birthday nn September 27111. Dell, on Service Overseas, extending PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 111to is In her tilel Year. The fracture ('1.055 Frolic and Race 'Meet w'lrit111 (truce Falconer gr;,', ;,50 ('ongratnlntions 10 31r. Harold 11'hit- congratulations on the occasion of was set on Monday, and she Is doing was lulnoutred last 100ek. if the 0041• n+nre. of Hamilton, who celebrated hie (Heir ?ilii Wedding Anniversary which Blyth, Auburn, Smith's H111 Charge. war celt.brated on Monday, September Bally Day Services ,text Lord's 1)44Y, as 40'11 as can b0 expected, Use goes through, a date 41111 he set ""—t, birthday on Septet»her 14th, trod further announcements hill hp , ('ongratnlalions to 'Mr, Keno 20111. Myth Sunday School 10 a.m. V-�" forthcoming. 101'11111 Dentist Dies Young, of T Ionto, 41'110 celebrates Y Worship 1'1 a.m. t1. Word was received in Myth of the his birthday on Tuesday, September (imilit's 11111 Sunday School p.m, Farm Forum T o Meet deaallt of Ili. G. E. Long, of Edmonton, 25111. Purchases Farm worship :(p.m. S.S. No. 10, East \\'awanonh FarmLarge Cucumber 1i'. Lorne Badley has purchased Auburn Sunday School 10 tt.41n, Forint will be held at the home of We have on display in our window a the John Laidlaw farm of the 9th Worship 7.30 pin, Mr. Ernest Leggett on \londay even- large cucumber brought to this office Linc, Morris Township, Rcv, A. 0, Thomson, ' Minister, Ing, Sept, 27th. Everybody welcome' by Air. \\'illlam 'Mills, \ Best Bacon flogs: ()rya' 111Gow•an' l cngr;llulall0n5 to little \iiss 1'111111 Packers Special, :Ann Rutherford, who celebrates her .0)01111 birthday on \1011(103', Sepleut- POULTRY • her 27th. congratulations 10 Allister Kenneth Single -comb 1\'h11e Leghorn pullotl"K(Ipalrirl4, Who celebrates hl; 21111 1'red AlcClyniont, 1st and :'rad; S.C. hirlhduy on Friday, Ucptcmhcr :'Ills 1\'hite Leghorn l'arker4l, 1''1)11 11 t:- ('ungralnlatinns to George ilamtm, ('lymout, isl and ='1111; S.C. White who celebrates his 11111 birthday on Leghorn hen, Alrs, C. Shubi,rook. I Thursday, September Barred 110c11 l'ullelt, Fred Mo('Iy• Congratulations to little \lass Paige 1110111, Is( and 211)1; llarred Rock , I'billipn who celebrates 1111 birthdayCockerel,Feed11cClymnnl, 1st al(1 on Thursday, September ":ard. :1111; llarr'd 11001', hen, Dred \lr('Iv•1 l'rrllgrilnlations to 11 11 01' 1 4u1s' 111.• 1110111, lel nail 214; Best pen 3 Mar- Gee, 1.110 relebra•t'd her birthdoy on ltd, Cockerels, Fred \Icl'Iyunonl, 1st \veittl0s141y, September 22nd. and 2111, Y Congratulations to Ali. George Rail - Eaton Special; Walter Osler, C'auadn -V, Swine Clul) Winners ford, who celebrated his birthday 011' Thursday, September 11(11, ('ongratuiations 10 111, and Mrs. G. D. Leith, 1110 celebrated their \1'e(t- ding Anniversary uu \\''dnusday, Sep- tember 3-7)11. Congratulations 10 Mrs. G. 1). Loin'* fo: ser dentist her,. 1115 death o0- ('ongraluletions to 11r. Reg. Argent ('(151or11 ei1 on September 121)1. 110 prac- I with the ('1111)1111111 A111-13, in Canada, tis. •1 Dentistry over R. .T. l'owell's who celebrates his birthday on Cep• e, t1nthcr (1 THIS CURIOUS WORLD ByWillem Ferg 1 4 A TN'd WWI TREE , CARRIED BY A PIONEER. FAMILY IN I S35 FROM MISSOURI TO OREGON, AND REPLANTED, PRODUCED $ 20,000 WORTH OF VENEER WHEN SAWED UP e3 YEARS LATER., 41 T, M. REC. U. S. PAT. OFF7., qi4iNG CORR. 1941 BY 11E4 SERVICE, INC, POCKET' 1,®P0 ypleve DON'T CARRY ,C)/RT IN THEIR POCKETS,( 1. THEY'RE USED FOR.. CARRYINGFOOD. 0 TRUE WORDS CAN BE SPOKEN THROUGH FALSE TEETH' SAYS GoRDoN CRAMER, MINONG, WISCONSIN. 9.11 NEXT: Taking picks on a turkey. R FARM WIFE CHATS TO WOMEN Hullo, everybody! I suppose you folk who live in urban cen- tres would be ready to take my head off if I were to say, "Darn these holidays, anyway—they are nothing but a nuisance," Well, 1 won't say it because I know if you work in a store or an office you look forward like everything to that day to your- self. So I won't begrudge you your holiday. But to people :he live on a farm a bank holiday isn't a clay off at all—it's just a day that we have to remember so as to nt.ti:e sure there is enough bread and meat and other things in the house until the stores open again. And it's a day when we don't get our nail delivered—and for the life of me I newer can remember on which holidays mail is deliv- ered and when it isn't, So I gen- erally go trudging down to the road to stake sure anyway -- we don't take any chances on muss- ing our mail if our youngsters are away from home, do wo, Mothers? Well, I was sort of caught nap- ping Labor Day week -end. 1 thought about the holiday too late. By the time 1 went shop- ping for extra supplies there was hardly a thing to be bought any- where. Anc, then Daughter phoned that she would be home for the week -end! And ct' dear, it was so hot and sticky during those few days that even the bread 1 did have went mouldy. But we man- aged. and we had one grand visit. Tuesday night I took Daughter back to the outskirts of Toronto. Had she gone by train it would have cut her visit short by six hours. That's the beauty of a car—you can come add go as you please—providing, of course, that you don't get a blow-out or some- thing, of your gas coupons don't ran short. We have had a car for a good many years now and I still marvel at what can be done wit h it. Take Tuesday, for in- stance. We left home just as Partner was going to the barn. He had horses ,,nd cows to get in. chicken's to feed and cows to milk, and yet before he was up from the barn I had been almost to •'Toronto and back—approxi- mately fifty-six miles, and at no time was I going more than thirty - fives miles an hour. On the road we passed no less than six C111'5 with tire and engine trouble, I Imagine there were other folk who were marvelling at what a car could do, but possibly not in the same way as 1 was! After the week -end was over that left me with ,just one day in which to get ready for a birthday party that 1 was giving for our Women's Institute to celebrate it, tenth anniversary. And I can tell you I made the dust fly that day! It waz a wartime party --a sort of Red Cross quilting bee and tea party ombined, i had three quilts set up and every woman was set to work as soon as she arri':ed, Of course our menfolk alway, say a quilting party is nothi'Ig more than an excuse to get together to gossip! Well, 1 must admit tongues were twau'aing --I think we discussed everything front Italy's surrender to baby diapers. 'i'es, there was fun and laughter, and questions about where our boys were and haw By Gwendoline P. Clarke they were getting along. Neigh- bor met neighbor with whom she hardly had time to exchange greetings all summer. Two quilts were finished and the third one nearly done, and during a brief business meeting it was decided that we would fill twenty ditty bags for the Navy League. So whatever the men may say I think we managed to put in a pretty gond afternoon's work. What do you think, ladies? Harvest work is not yet com- pleted in this district. We still have our barley to get in and sono. of our neighhors have theirs to cut. The ground is very hard and dry—so dry diat very little wheat has as yet been sown. Farmers are worrying already about what to feed their stock next winter, Yes, 1 know there is Western grain that we are urged to buy, but the farther who has to buy grain isn't likely to have much for all his work when his egg and milk cheques come in. And dear help the farmer who has to buy a cow! It takes a lot of milk to pay the price of even one old bossie. So, go easy on your milk and eggs, ;Iles, City Housewife, for the supply is get- ting shorter every day. One inch of rain represents more than 100 tons to the acre. HAPPY EYETIES Truckin' on down the streets of Catania, these Italian soldiers literally danced into captivity as they surrendered to British, SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OCTOBER 3 JESUS AND THE TEN COM MANDMENTS. — Matthew 5: 17 20; 19:16.22; John: 39, 40. GOLDEN TEXT—Think not that I came to destroy the law or the prophets:•I came not to destroy but to fulfil. Mathew 5: 17, Memory V roc: i ,t ,l, slut ttlte:1 they s„1111 unto 1110, f. r r:s go i1110 the house of Jolietatt. I's,li11 12::1 THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING, Time. -- The Sermon 011 the Mount tt':ls delivered iu 1110 sutra• liter of A.D. 2S; the interview with Om rich young ruler was 1'0hul'in'y, A.B. 30; the tWO verse, from John's Uospel are a part. of 1 mei- sage given the first t'.'"It of .iprll A.D. 2S. Place. — The Sermon on 1110 mount, on a mountain near ('aper• uaunl: the illtt'i'wirw tvitlt the ruler took plait in ]'erta; the events of .1(1118 :, oc0urred in ,lil'tls;hent. Old Testament Law "Think not tient 1 came to del - troy the law or the prophets: 1 came not to destroy, but 10 rut. fil," Not merely swore the req titre - meats of Moses to continue in force, hitt also all that wnC taught by the other Inspired hvriters, the prophets, No part of the existing scriptures leas 10 he set aside, „For verily I say unto yon. Till heaven and earth pass away, one jot or one tittle shall in 00 wise pass away from the law, till all things be 8ccomplihlted." The ex- pression 'one jot or one tittle' has been aptly compared to our Englislh saying,—the riot of an '1' or the cross of a 't'. "Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, shall he called least in the kingdom of heaved: but Whosoever shall do and teach them, he shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven." It a than teach that any command- ment of Cod is unimportant, pas• slbly behind this teaching 'is the fact that lie himself is breaking that commandment.. No matt teach- es a commandment with power it he is breaking it in his own Life, True Righteousness "For I say unto you, that except your righteousness siulll exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall to no wise eater into tate kingdom of . eaven." God is tate absolute and eternal standard of right. Consequently, human conduct is righteous, as It conforms to I.11s will and a;lproxi• mates to 1 -lis character. Christ's Answer "And behold, one ea me to hid and said, teacher, what good thing shall I do that I may have eternal lite? And he said unto him, why askest thou me concerning that which Is good? One there is who is good: but it thou 1voulclest cuter Into life, keep the commandments," Christ knew that what this 1111111 Molted was a master, and man ]las only one ]faster ---God whose commandments must be kept, "Ho saith unto him, which? and Jesus said, Thou shalt not hill. Thou shalt not commit adultery, Thou shalt not steal, Thou shalt not bear false witness, honor thy father and thy mother; and Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself." Disobedience to these law's means sin in the sight of God. "The young man saith unto hint, all these things have I observed what lack I yet?" The young man is drolly aware of something wanting, whether in his obedience or not, at all events in his peace; and ire is right h1 believing that the reason for the conscious void Is something wanting in his con. duct. Christ's Two -Fold Command "Jesus said onto hint, If thou wouldest be perfect, go, sell that which thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure In heaven: and come, follow me" We should understand that this command of our Lord's to the young loan to sell all that lie had Is not necessarily what Christ says to every person, or Indeed, to ev- ery one who is wealthy. The reason it wa9 insisted upon for this cer- tain young 111011 was that lie had made wealth his idol. If there is anything in oar life which 19 keeping its back 11'0111 a full ac• POP—Don't Tell Him, Pop 1 rya.^ r :i ','4y1ftc Bull Cyrt,c torrr.h , Season Opens in the Aleutians 1\108 rat the Uniteci State3 Navy" :.re not pnttiesI',r about the n,nclition of the field as the football se::•- san npem nn Ad:,k, ane of the :;:r,allc'r Aleutian l:!and,'t•Lc•le is no regulation in uniforms, in those beavers look like good plaices to hide the b,lll, and It is obvious that offsuics do not matter. 91@D90 REPORTER At„„o„ For Borne eon:;id,'rvhit' 111110 there has liven animated discus- sion in North America regard:lig the virtues and vices Of public ownership as culnparud with pri- vate ownership. In twar-torn Great Il 1I:iin, it is perhaps significant of the character of a fighting people that Parliament as well as the ]tress are currently taking time out to ]null over the pros and rolls of tine ,government controlled radio network known as the Bri- tish Broadcasting Corporation, The argument has been stimulated due to the fart that. the Charter of the 1,11.('. will expire shortly. 4, 4, 4, ]t's roti er intrrisf ing to note 1510 ch:u•acicristie arguments whicll represent the exchange of viewpoints, Ono periodical which criticises the 1t.13,C, on the score of "timidity” goes on to remark . "Part of the remedy lies 111 encouraging the growth of per• suualities on the air, instead of doing everything possible to pre- vent it. Individual broadcasters should he allowed to do their best to interest, to please, if necessary to annoy, instead of being neutral voices reading scripts from which anything calculated to offend any. hotly has Mien carefully removed,,” * * * "American Broadcasting !las lite and more variety titan the I1.11.C." it goes on to say. Theo it points out. that the reason for this is that the four big American networks compete most fiercely and directly for the listener's and the adver- tiser's favour, and both lit'elilless and variety are the result. Com- petition might achieve this with- out advertising, but adverlisiug without competition certainly would not, it ventures to suggest. All of which summed 111) affirms that competition, ]whether it's in radio or tory outer line of endeavour, is the soul of business. Anil advertis- ing In any form is the soulntate of competition, * * * September is the "come hack" month of radio. So its rather un- usual to hear of well known pro• grammes leaving the air, Yet that is the case with the popular C.B.S. ceptance of Jesus, then we must part with it. Refusal To Obey "I3ut when the young mail heard the saying, lie went away sorrowful; for he was one that had great possessions" Why did he go away? Because he decided that his wealth, and all that it would buy, was more necessary for him than eternal life, He was willing to give up all the slits of which 110 was not guilty—but lie loved money more than he dirt God. Secret Of Eternal Life "1'e search the scriptures, be- cause ye think that in them ye have eternal lite; and these are they which bear witness of me; and ye will not come to me, that ye may have life," It 1s our plain duty to read the Scriptures. Alen have no right to expert spiritual light If they neglect the great treasury of all light. The need of the human heart Is just lois of which the Scriptures speak— eternal life. 11 is that which the rich young ruler longed for. I1 is that//111111 our Lord insisted upon as being absolutely essential, init 1t could out he found outside of 111111, wYauRE SHOVING teain of "1'ic and Salle" wl'i, h left the air last vn'e1t. Bernadine 1'lye11, the "Saute" putt of the team he• comes a uew,caster in the i'riod formerly allotted to the st•r::il. * 4. i. However, tor a imenent let u.. look at the "come Lack" trail, 1'.111. audience, will welcome hate Smith, "when the moon comes over the mountain" Friday evening, October 1st al S p.m, N.I1,(', will stage a "feast Iron' the Middle East" with ,luck fleetly, the following Sunday, Oeto!ter 3rd at the usual 7 o'clo)ic Sunday evening hour, 10110\011g the popu- lar comedian's return front his 1ioop•euterttieiug trip overseas, that is, if Ire gets home in tio'. If not, Jack's opening programme of the 1!113 fall series will he heard the following Sunday, Oc- tober 10111. fibber McGee land Molly will return to their regular NAM', halt' hotly, 9.:10 to 10 p.tli. 011 'Tuesday, Sept. :'Slit. M: 1 * Oh yes, We must 1101 forget the return to the airwaves of the mum - lar Canadian quiz programme "Double or Nothing" w'hirh will reappear on ('FRH, Toronto, 7.30 (HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured U. S. Assistant Director of Civilian Defense, ---- 9 Mooley apple, 10 Four (Roman) 11 Symbol for radium, 12 Part of circle, 1.4 Stigma, 15 Cut for insertion into to 5 Saltll'da) evening, Deierer °rad. f, urgh1er and fon will change to thrills, shivers and sit+!„eI,se from 8.::o lit 9 )')luck that same t'vctli ig, sant,' ,talion, when th,e "Hermit's (rave" will riweal ail• otll•'r of its ray-,tifying. cur,i!ing mystery dramas. r * r TI1"rrc's apparently going 1e son„• delay in the return of I'r,'c! III u. .\t the present lino' feed is,nulkilig a name, and alth gli sonde 1i(11e ago the (moils como,l- ian indirated that he might no.:er return to the radio, there an. at pr'-en1 possibilities he nlay (4 hiuiut: the ether w•8VeR late r',ta; fall. It depends largely upnu !Iii lu•rtlitt. "Play Ball Searching around for a c rale wart every :irnel'iran soltii,'r would understand during tht� Afriean invasion, United Statcl Army Chief of Staff George C. 11•u•shall hit on: "Play Ball!" Ile disclosed in his biennial report recently that this expression wrty chosen to inform the nice by radio they were to fire a-,''uy with all they had. 11 FORMER NET STAR Answer to Previous Puzzle _D OIN,A CAPE f D I'T P,0 NT E .- E L S L D N 1R 0 QUO T Ui'1BE E ELSON AV 1D MUSE PL I E VALE D L E AS 5 Odor. 6 !-fastened, 7 Opposed to former. 8 Mistake, 9 Type of antelope. 13 Billiard shot, WE E L S EL^IWE R E ".E H 14 Flat-bottomed boat, 16 Negative. 18 Nuisance, 23 Those who mimic, 27 Wat' god, a mortise. 29 Music note, 48 Day in Roman 30 Dove's home. 17 Ensnare, 30 Calcium month, • 31 Cognizant. 19 Boxed, (symbol), 49 Worm, 32 Wrinkle. 20 Name. 32 Railroad 50 Cloth measure.' 33 Apiaceou 21 Lay away, vehicles. 51 Above, plant, 22 Heavy blow, 35 Senior (abbr,) 52 Thing (law), 34 To seek to 23 Essence, 37 One who owes 53 She formerly attain, 24 God of love. 39 Symbol for 25 War Depart- selenium. --•- mitt (abbr.), 40 Black. iiaw: VERTICAL 26 Drinks in 42 Assessments, 1 Entertain, small 43 Portion. 2 Enticers, quantities, 44 Silkworm, 3 City 28 Mountain 45 Denomina-• inhabitant, (abbr,). • tions. 4 Incidents, T A R II 5 EUVIYHI�t,T I CE A NELSON I 1SHRUIB SE starred in 35 Painful stats. 36 Soaks flax. 38 Be. 41 Loads. 45 Japanese coin, 46 Strive. 47 Mineral spring. 14 19 22 -z5 1.26 17 2s 30 31 32 35 36 _ 37 38 ; 39 ; ;, %:` 40 41 42 <'< <:::. 43 4,4 45 '46 47 4B 3 4 S 6 7 8 L... 10 I! 12 13 - 17 18 49 I DON'T KNOW - By J. 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If not tuning udder o f teeth very often1rce t•ed that the sow pierce the she becomes with the result She may get Onley 1,el, so up quickly''an less, doing crush one o,• more of , little pigs. 7'178 pain may be t,o, tic • Ilan. Only ll . e seizc'r! �w►, and goo f severe ther•n Italian tent of fuse teas to cruse the nurse the to n•,- cities, !'cetyl sow •--._ that litter, re- fuse Dale many young is be stunted h Nig•Iets enure the k early Ge- table iii life reruovetl at Girth, teeth me net h t The teet orf he eeth should not be broken iexcloSece.ssil total edi ng if they as this y cease rather be ,the gums break of h small clipped 'but should side -cutting with n pylic cutt,mg plier s Pickle get,ng. pickle i packers' prospects , are tiles forcpicklepkers ltotIsack les ,poor. 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Pl Nis Compound Lydiais rl u nkham's 1, monthly pnln°jt only Vegetable ons feelings-due ec'lln but »iso telpa cells!•° ctional disturbs nj es, Itto helps f func- tional ,'b ” Made Indcannon ruldlrld up • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ►,i•:,f►IN S1101tTr►aa'»"--- No"------ • h, der»41111) 1) 1t1'1'I;Itti f LEARN GREGG 1'`s I,•J.;., t,A7.N.ri.s Patent lll':IIS7)1'iIA lbSUertt Soitrit x(111 ,yt (.'Uta(j,I yY.` 1 890; r, fI f King West,s. Toronto. `trent. of Information To re- )tion 00 re- i'll()TOG11ANIV DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH HA Oct, 1'YOUR SNAPS The 111'»1, Bain or Bail i� Any r; „ . h r 8 1'.1 J .11»11 SUereir, developed Ilio! pe'inta film p,.rfer i�uaruntr,,luoJil1• ),r)nt for only ice IMPERIAL P f:lt<t 1". vice tit•e Station y� Toronto RVICE 1':4rtS01'.11. AJ1Ar1.\'t1 l'1t1 It TI tlti 1 �1ti �Pbles U\ 11N)P trr,ra ' , :Il • , sanitsur n.c, ,rt lute•, crimejttcaccid ll_ to Order inge s accidents, ventil in - now, send sanity, ntr AN U• Pox 801, Ottawa, talar U.tils dollar ahrtuLY 1i\'UIV/ ' (nm+dn• knouts of lore d G TA .Apply of J. a i'I11 o liox 3 rei,,' last tcdn4'' Ont. ' 1 Ian UU 7” 1 t In Toronto, CC-1Z;�1 If IJLIfS �� b» „!A d°�'j(tJ h II 10011 1 L M VERY PL collection ►'L 1 EASE© t only, il.C. 44'°' gra J'prr'9 Wnterll'rttes e T SERViCE17» 111• 1 1.11,5 no A' n. 2 114 bu. ►lot rc1 1.v ed ° Da frodll Ilufbs YOUR PROMPT `ll (Prurrt A 1,11 y 110.11115Ty;;'-- the CU(11; (;L;-- ltt•••._ i.�,!'` t h�•1�'`-.`.,1_""',.. Ushrttvtt A'R/IAL l Osilatta—good tinges and l -Y /able St, W., Tor Toronto. Rox G2' 131�dc1� ►► I't;INC IJAold IIY R UL1%AIYi_ h_1', `""'-,• o41 t°U1 Ucle1NY2'11 art, tnf°rintlt ennin Write Nto us ewer your g? ivrlte ml8tverl'uestions.• De d to Limitr ronf° ?Parker's Dye part. } °age fitreett'°Toe t4,l1PLt, I'J11;1./, 11j•1ltlil/;U II'1iN'i7':tt :rtf ► ABLE. willbike chargeofrarM by k " Experienced with tractor, mil - lig machine, general hwork, blacksmith, ,s tools. sante; references; elatema11'" !fridge. 111 first gregipped IIRIRI;TiU""^ e Chinchillas. V SALJla Rev. lac Angoras, Pr, ' 11:1.4.List. rinhlrlo'' Al. Reduced !'rico (aunt 1• [fora°,._-I11it. offensive t''UU7. bottle, a atony i st.,11 bottle. Store,Otteita agent, instantly, madestroys (1(fgtt4, Denman R. i (.;;,,,.."71Z -N -7-N71-7-....„.._0101_ : OtJ/Js (Woos, IUliJ,I,, mtypes • Switches, f Its,\'/ ulls of finest (purls a)+'UIt,U- alogalo) »o Write for aunlat d nil e. Co., 'Ifumntcd il,,tr To' nru. 4 cat- alogue. ��» of lc.•r,f). LLA ►t ,'\ Aft 51:11U t/A1ttIJ til, o�°request bertvutf method.iti;'RSl+yt; �rs`o Robertson's regarding !foe Acari.,, Hairdressing lr,ir 11►•:r,r n1' 'tend g1. -..°r 1'p, h1A1titlla) 1 AN7.1:'1) t dna CUfll t i tit, f mt1 Lltit•\ 1'r 'nun ly foo ' '' I:1f': milk t!' tt'ree cotta ed fart» 2\., mb. it. 3 ' Nichoi,,,, R1'' lr)t) �'$rtpj 11.1; t,tt Vil cacti fitly Renfrew, on sem. t r i:1' 5'r1n fitl'rt;v1te1;., Yule 13' at IU?0t1odi, the calheifers: fthtbe .-r,yrinneg.n•r: heifer 1'm!';,. `, 1'utetdrbred filer th'i('' 1 ' ` put bred I err 1 matched teen, blacll'ttr .""is; 2 tt: old • 'John ►'rf''her- It.It ` years ii r Ont. II. itrt.Yrn, Rheum; tel' ''bat 1' It n ttic 1''r or 'f Neuritis '-fr'ns 'ins fit, paid 345 ltemrd}. 1tt�'eur'itls to l ll. tin, tt,ut, Uttattrrrs Ut•ti� Post - 87/71":" I r'' t'oet e1'• . /�'(Y11,\'t u n,:, p,•Utl, t TUitD ' et•Zu ,s,., t tri , irrita- tions si ttih out oth1'r1p'sttkin i• a(11.• )- t Iles Prescriptioni1•: fk'strointment Jl1'r(,, skin Itch noted s .'so, 5 bested quickly filleted kin ,.per,. funded. un Iq promptly. 1'oi,, �`°'laity!/ol prompt ars 23 / ivrl irltlr, )der tar ; t rir tv Sa`k:,too11 Co. hrl,ftl,;t, front 't, R„t tstnit,� 1!'jclids 1°UoddIco yiler at !tough twillwill oto that about yourtalo told ge films from eori o) de - how front and Printing."parts heca for ��eu with slur pleased °r Canada Illy Aa, , Sun , curio tell nlU►' letters on PRINTED Yr,Q t V�} blxe !to Snapshot rnere u1'. i Ll, , . IJ�G Service. c snaps' 41'81 enclosed chctrn0 more 'rhea You, too, fbtilfa rn,tt rolls camera et better to bfl olls t developed and SnnitahuttnlleJ'uur ll gett o finer qualit},4srharpertcd.sy, �U�t the pro ptestmall In seg at. And obtaintableft13 8 ,1ll us'�7spll for ltriajuutltytµ•otk uSize f ,r f;•• n eautifu/ k:,se/ YO con u c ed by hand for tens!.! charge. STA 4 small additional co/our- charge. Terminal on 411JU1� r,+Itt,o and A. Toronto Boys and l !:U AA'D°r1'!ir I,YPuYufea. nos R SNAPSHOT 1,'U, Postal 'prrurl SERVICE Print `� �e)s, address Uir„),ly MODERN NPS OTS r )t.i;nt,u;,ils E,S.iApSHOTS )011101)00.0I i;t.'�ibllesOtit fr11yfi10 l ve .1 t L 10');nett!',•. 1 1113 love u1C ,f [1'001414 u ''i(tceiJ �, cu�''q'r+,.,( aU}(s»b.,tsrhns tap',Ih,,�bl there ee t..;IU1k• .111IIhRe fr,).fht „s 1 1'''''13.s „yI'1',r,l,,, ,,,r1. ev/) Litt r,/• ,,ll. +Ulrl 't'hrt,, l,»t/r, ,1, itft�, II r,' 'u1': er,l;u ' ,...8 tfu.� Jdntb u.. .11u You/ Nilo:,(3/,•r iy +Ina um. 11''1' 1,. . 1•'Jtl.'11' 1 1 lc, 1'.11 - ingi ,it'll'!;,,' \,� tDr client..In � nAt Soil 1t,r. l'iao11 a \(io,'.' f. 7,11 1 ; !f »,„ r1t,, nnitos In • iii..; 1'!',.\.1' tf..i.t, s uppll Jou a it Jf.i cal : it t; t 1t (liar, tut :,»t. ': , ,,. 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Residence Phone 1" or 140, THE STANDARD 1' ri "COURTESY AND SERVICE" R,ig1111aa oiP,a,a.)a`oalza oa,941),3494D4%)alaiMai:34131:491911)4ta,aDiDri IZ.1%:.1iD'dt WILLIAM 1-I.1%IORRITT LICENSED AUCTIONEER, Specializing in Farm and tloaseltol\' tittles. 1,14..ensed for the County of Huron Heasonable Prices, and Satisfaction Guaranteed, F'or information, etc., write or phone William 11. Alorritt, phone, Reaidcnu !'J; Shop I, Itlyth. levity 1nctstble .. . , . ;ill derided to go home. The trouble was that Teddy d tided to .ray and hug my rocking c:1 tl'. I u•ied in as pulite a way as Fuss:hie to atuwe him 1,1 the couch lint • it was 11,1 gii, 1. IIr liked the rocker, according lu I'au•iil;t :Gln. \\'hen II' \wanted to sit i(1 lay chair at Ila' table . . I balktvl, conveying to Ilse little girl I'irnlly uud politely that the invis• 4 4•1f A' I our caul,: ail sulnetwhere clic. ,\t „`Arai she didn't like 11 and 1 couldn't 4'r Mlle e\I!:iiSiill 1)11 ills lave, P111 Ile sell) d for ;t seal beside Iter, Slto !chatted away to 11111 quite politely, azul Household 'and when Nye got used to not being ;able to .we our gitcsI, we also jollied HAROLD JACKSON Licensed Auctioneer. Specialist in Farm Sales. licensed iti Huron and Perth In the cinwt'rsaliou. t_'outltivs. Prices ti'Lsouttl'Ie; salts Teddy stayed I'ur almost it week. 1 „Tion guaranteed, j Ile siert in th • ,:pare hetlrounl . . For information, etc„ write o1' phone and he hail a place at beakfast, dit• ltaroltl Jackiuu, 11.11. No, 4, Seafortl, tier and supper table, I managed to l'hune 11r60l. • move hint from rho rocli.n• and Ilion he was installed in All's, I'BI'S favor. , ile choir. Ile I'eeitiorl lu I,4' a gond PHIL OSIFER 1 playmate h cause Pall:11.1a :Ann newer OF LAZY MIEA+,)U\% S 1)aid the slightest attention ti the It' -1 lby Barry d, Boyle) of us. 1 used to ask for him each ev- ening ctnd 1 would he assm..it that ie I have be.;: flaying trouble \\ ill Im• w•as guile well. The other eleuin'; aginary people. i;efore you throw \Olen 1 cam' 1111 Patricia .11111 +Saul'!"I tilt' paper down iti disgust. (Nuking In~ Mal I' was gone. lie .11atl to go that I should see a doctor, let u: ' ex- land Ise' someone in the village. Plain. It all comes about because of Patricia flan hasn't Mentioned 111111 [ur days, Airs. Arbil and 1 find It much easier to I;,ve around the house now but we (10 sort of wonder some. Iin's .III i what he looked lilts, the youirg daughter . . . , , a certain, fair-haired girl by th; name of Pa. ticia .\nit. 11 had been a hard day .. . . . pig; in the cu hard and cows in the potato Patel„ a(1tl the IJrludle (ow deciding It) Have her call born back in Ill' (111 account of tile Pfaff! tit Festival thicket next to the bush , .. , . and 1 ;it Ittlgrave, there wili he no service w•as in no mood for fouling, The little in St. Hark'.; Church next Sunday. girl stet mo at the dour and gruv:i3'• A farewell party was held al the asked ate to step in. \\'lieu your home of 1t'. and Airs, George Bentley (laughter if Just barely four and starts of East \CaWttiosh on 1louday even - acting like that , , . . look out. It's ittg whet, the neighbours and friends w)iutt Thos; psychology fcllcwa call, gathered 10 hid farewell to AI', and "another phase," I Airs, Bentley who ;11e moving to (',l• I had a half mind to not pay any lingwood, Airs, Allred Nesbitt read attention to her but Airs. I\:til shook the w'll•worded address expressing ]ler head at tire. "'chant; you ,Miss regret al lie departure of this couple Patricia :Ann." I said politely handing but conveying the i,raal wishes of all her my till bat. That almost tit•: tt' to go with them 114 their new home her, but she covert"' up her dimpled and .Ilheri .McCullough presented an smile and gravely took the hat. I':v: ry. electric heating pad on behalf of all lith;g wa ''rave 1t ;mined. Ftir a inn- present, It is 111.1 years since 1It'. tuei t 1 started rete ntbering the Bentley came to this vicinity and trouble of the clay and started to Airs. Bentley las al';•ny token a keen slouch into the old rocker. 'i'Itat's interest in Rett (Toss Ittitting and where 1 nlarlr my niistake. It seems Iluilting. lir, Bentley fittingly thank. Chat somebody by the name of Teddy ed the, friends for their 1,11141 Yemeni - was sitting in that chair. I tried in Irartc'e and a social Ohne \vas ell 111111. Vaill to see Teddy . . . . . but th'.re Hobert ,1, Powell of Itlyth Itis \was ituthittg there but empty clnait•. 'botigltl the Bentley i'atrm. 'Then 1 tried Ile couch, Teddy must Mrs. :\out' 11'alp'r attended a Red hay,. h.ought tae tvholc family sial.;; ('ross quilling at the Monte of her with bins lo flume Betty, Jean and (laughter, 11r;. John 1)aer, 'Twe)ve Alarion were arrayed on the conch, ladies wen' present kind two quills Jo' was sitting on the bit chair 'tut and one crib quilt were completed. finally had to sett!: for the most 'This group of Itulles of t',S,S, No. 1'I. uncomfortable torture char that Amt East 11'uwsacs„„, meet almost ttvery Lucy \vishrd on us one time. \Then . 1„wo w•eelis, and in spite of heir nutty 1 tried to road the pai•I: r Joe „vas iuoli• farts duties they have made many use• ing at it. I couldn't quit' figure clot fill articles; to help the Red Crus.; how h' could read it by long distance. ; Society. . all the way +crus+ the room. but I Alr, and AIrs, Mussell Keyes and Olt;n ;'; sun get experience as a fat.Ier fanti:y 1IIIcl'll, vllh Fred Seers, you stop trying to reason things out Airs, Jolty Boyd. \'+Mott,• with Mrs, it a coa1111o11 sea:±' sort of way. Annie w'alper. Just before supper was ready, Joe, Alr, atiil \Its, Earl Ilaithby Betty. Jean and Jlariin , . , still per• AUBURN r 1.11 fancily at Glamis. The Reverend Archibald McLean, D.D. .., By J. S. 11Iachinnon ,.. 1\'4' Inn:;: gu list 1, TO 1111' yea* V10111 411 ['WHIT(' and 'I'111rIy• 1..W11.. In !hal year ha III Alt Lean I'Ir.,t :VIM the lig"I of dity, This important event took Place in Kinlyrt, Argyleshir', Seolhutrl, In Eighteen Hundred uud Fifty the fatally came to (';nada and set• lied in the ('oalty of Elgin, in Ili Province of Onlarla, \iter tttetaMttg the }>uLHr Schtr:tl. ilu �1111,1't'l of this tik'Irlt re• cttvttt furih.'r'ditttlt nal the (lrunnnu' School al \\'3rd;vine, in th" satin' district, Becoming11;13' qualified he taught school for a few34;41,. It was his mother's wife:, That he 11; :luno' a .\Ilnlstrr, '!'Ills must have berm .1 r,h!b;td Alcl can's ati;Li:Aon til o, Ice after relin^pti.dling the it' ii cling prof„ ssiun he w• t, enrulbvd tc a student in Ilse well• 1•:muwn iheuli lcul it:sli'nition ... Knox 1'ill'l;e. 'I'urinta, All. r I thin:; the prest'ri'':vi Course, Air, Hcl,01111 was gradltIl t1 3' ht.; .\lout Hater in rhe year Eighteen Iluntlr d and Sixtysix, In Ibis year of It gradu•atiun he revel"a ('al; from the Joint Cotter,- galicit4 I:lyth anti Iielgt' v,,, ;1101 IIr ('all \w;t.: uccel;lied, and on NoV ,',Alai the Sixth, IS'i1. the Ilrter'nd .1rrh01111(1 A1cLr;tn was !Avec.' uwcr the ('ongregaliom of Myth. ;a iepreselted by the Pres. byleri;tn Church It Canada, 'I'M ill' •etii1 wolf place In the frame Chalk It that was then bested in v hat i:; now the Purls on the Huth!' side of 1 insley `trret. >Ir, HcLean o,'c11pied IIr P:ttpit of this ultnr11 „„lith Ili' I)1•it'It edifice wit erected at the earner tl' I:iurley and AIi11 Ark 4,1,4, and continued his ministry in the new building, Inuring his early ministry he was ticn in charge if the lielgr:twe Presbyterian Church, and curler Alr. \irLean's s'n'ce.sstlll guidance each 01' these charge; bet am self s 1s'.liuil.g, and 4'34.1 rerinlred a Minister of their own. 111, 1 I ran could have retained t :111er 111n• grog:„tions. II? chose Myth and for forty years il'em Is'll until III; rettrem itt In hart, he \was toe highly stilt rued and re peeled mitt• islet of the congregation, It II•:,'' Alr. .1lcLttut was highly ho:o''td by hiving Ilio Regret' of Purim' of I!ivinity reslt:rr.'d on hint 1,y Queen's I'niyer;sly, Iiia;;• skin, ()work), nue til' Canada'; oto.;utnIIItt 'duration:rt) centres. The conferrit:g ot” 1ttis I;egt'eu was pier ;tug to the Pro,)le of Myth entl su'rnumli(1g cntnutunlii's, anti nil only 1!r. 1141,can's rangregn• I oh, 1 a1. all t;c;lr;ullit ttiuns ju o'•tl in congratulating Ile recipient and al the :Ime time '\pressing the thoni_:tl that (lneen's t'11iler3ilv had honoured lis.11 by conferring the I:egr", The Manu• in \\ Itch lir. McLean and his family lived \va,s i „white (mine buildh: faeiu;; snout, ,Inti \vitt) a wine -covered veranda l'xlt'nd• across Ilse frim'. 11 ;tlwals seemed ;1 t ttninu;iiin; banding, ball evidently it oulllvt 1 it's usel'•tli r s ale; later the pre.,eni 31;ulse w'aa buil on lite same she;Itt, but „.wing west. Periodically Gr. 31 'I.'ati '11 :tld visit the Public School, and after w;llchiug the class'; in their regalar work, 11‘ v,.04141 address the 111(• pHs, Ile :;B'an'd to know p:Manually the Luys and girl;, and tuts Visit Was con'.;Ider d an ;tllnurl uul.rlunding event, and 1 ant sure there are Horny p: rsots \who remember these \'i::ils ‘with a great deal or plea are. \\'!ten a visit was made to the home; of ta' n(0ti( :l's of III,; con- grrgat'un the buys and girls were priwilrv:t11 to ''slay home from school." 'They were, Ilowe'et', expect,.41 ti Iavc a [air i tt twledge or OM' "S1hur1'r (alecllsm." Nr;u'ly 1 Veryotte l;lli'w Ule +unreel' Io the quesllon, "\VIM( A: the ('hicl' cud of utatl " 1111er gnesUuns ;utd 3114• vers 4'r re .nutre rlll'I'icnll. SonooIli' c,l•n l;nt•tw tlo' ;uwrs li ewer' gnesllin, bol this w'i,, son'uftvital 'hlIxc'ptlinmal, 11 \wasit attilwaeys; a plc.tsut'e to eVcry'c(1c „when Rt'. Ht;Le:tit visited the tiil',ferenl. ho(1tca, A MINISTERIAL FAMILY I:r, \lot t t:'s f:unify could well he called a ministerial fancily. 1't•s. 11r1,e;tu who was a great 1t:11 state to lir, 11t'l.ean, was a daughter of the Bev. \\'alter and Airs. in,.leti, one -lime 1lisaonaries !a ;Hulk .\ Idea. itev, Ali. highs \vas n cotittn!plr,ry and „fien(1 of I.ivingsllml in St't11 ,11'ricit, After Alr. 'ogles returned lo Canada he was stationed in I(tncardine ;!rd also in Ayr, OM, Ile tea; a ft''tlnent visitor to Idyll: and on differ'!„ uccas'uns preached in 1)r, AlcIman's C'hurc'h, Of r1(' of I)1.. AIuLr.ctt's family, one of his daughters, Miss 3I tr'ga rel, married the 11.v, 1:orald 3Ic1'Ic:u', 311:;s glary married the Rev, :\rrh'.b;td 11'Vicnr, •31tars I to married the Rev, Stewart. Otic sun Is Ilse Rev, \\'aper I. 3161.ean, if Hamilton, t;nt, Rev. \\'niter Hc•i:eats Is well-known in Myth and married Alfas ,Any lilrltr of this town. In conversation a shore Ilse ago with Ili', Itunald G. AlcLcan (IIc' youn,g'r son), 1 usln'I 1)anald how he missed bcct;:nitig t hint=ler when his gr:11ul'alter was a Minister, his father „s as a 31inister. three of his sisltrs u:t•rled \iiuist'rs. and his brother i'; a Aliu!';4er, Ronald replied "that the question Is a Mlle difficult to al:sw'tIt', but also said En!! if he did hist 1'iml IIIMs:If i(1 Iht' 1111111Slerlill prul'ession, he tilt: th' tti x( best Thing 113' marrying 11152; I-Illd;c hove, whose father was the II: v. Pr. Love who for many years was so well and f;t'o tt'.t';dy 'mown in the ('Aly of ()tta':'c. I'inald says it keep; hint busy In the Editorial Rept. of The Alarloan Publish i!tg ('u., of '!'orctito, \vrllhg edlltrial., on Insurance at! finance. To retain tar. estreat 1(l' a contunutlty for forty years is a tribute 1'4 any titan and in this Dr. 3I Leon was highly succ'1Ss1'ol, After a'il'ing in 10.';;11 the family lilt I In Goderielt where Dr, 11'l.'au passed away In I91•2, Airs. HrI.ean dlyd in 11,25 They are buri'd in IIr Myth Inion Cemetery, neat' many of the pe4;1le they litirw so well, anti with whom „:ley lohotn'cd so ('011010 le!:11y. There are many ptrsot;s who remember or, IIcI.ean with a iiinlllutss that is somelhi t ttli 1 t'leclinu and it can be said of TREASURER'S SALE Oh' LANDS IN ARREARS OF 'TAXES, COUNTY OF HURON, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. To Wit: I11' \'IIO'I'I'E OF :1 W.1101:\N'I' ender the hand of the 1\';o'd'n and Seal oI Ill' (tnunty of Huron h'arlttg dabs Du lith July, 1:11°, awl to me directed commanding Ise to I'wy upon the land: mr'nliourd in the following list, for arrears of taxa; ihn•tau together with all costs incurred, I hereby give notice that unless the arrest's and costs are suon'1 paid, I shall Ilt't!re.•;I to ;ell the said land::, or as much thereof as shall Io sul'iIcLrtll lo dIschargc such arrears of (axes and charges thereon, at the office in the Court house in ille 'Provo ui Gotler:ch by public auction on Nov'ntltel !'Ili, I1'4", at the hut'r of twit o't'luelt An th al'Irruiin hi enmplianee with the stain's in that behalf. Notice Is hereby (urth^r given that if any of the said land. remain unsold an adjourned sale will Ile held on November Nth, 1114:1. at the saute time and place al "'. Idyll the 1[nuielpallGcrs array reserve lit' right to pnrclut: e any of the said latrd5 I3ELCIRAVE air. and \Irti. Clayton Logan mar 6011, ito::bl', of ,house Jaw, lure visit- ing with relatives here, i'le, 'Toto (iarniss of l lantllton, snout- the pentthe week -enol with his fondly at the home of byte hopper, • i 31 4s Guile Arntslrong,of \Vlnlsor, Is speudlt•g her vacation w'llh her • brother, 311'. \\'illia!'d :Armstrong, and 11 n;. Armstrong, filth ,;11orris, Clifford Ligan of Hamilton, spent Ithe week -end at his hunts here. Lloyd 'Taylor of Toronto, spent a holiday \villi Iris parents, 31r, and Mrs O. 1:, Taylor, Each \Vtiwauosh, Boy 31c13ween of London, with Ills wife here. The ilelgrnve ScItu_cl Fair held on Tuesday was n very successful event as usual with 1t flue display of school w•tn•li and vegetables and fruit. 'Tice. (onc2r1 will be held on 1'rlday night, September 24, instead of the night of the Fair re formerly, Anniversary Servic•ch were held in :4Nt) 1•'t'4RTilr:)u TAJ{F; NOTICE that it is the: Intention of the corporation of the Village of Myth to pat' Kuux 111111(1 Church on Sunday, 'Ilia was nicely ticcnruled w•illt -summer flowers and large cougr?gar .tions attended both morning and ev- Treasut'et', Village of Blyth. ,ening services, The special speaker Ellen Kelly Est. • Re)er.;I 1foil F(l, it tr ''1 i''sl. - Car,sie ! .:('s I.st. ('tt uie Dorlds Est. VILLAGE OF DLYTH Lot 111, 31eDonald Sys 1:1111-1•: • Lot Glen McCaughey SnrVq•y 19111.1.2 Lil 14. McCaughey Survey 1:111)-1-2 • l...t 114 HcIouald 1:tIr!•I•� • 1.1)t 1:41 Alt:l)ttitallrl ........... 1910d.2 All of the above lois are P;tr'uted. Paled July ititll. 191:1, Gerleikli, (Mario, July IGtIt, 1:11:1. I'ul,lishetl in The OIitariD Gazette, August th, I!'•1'i tone inrcrllulli. :1.73 2.'.1:t 1.70 2,!11 12.50 112.91 a4,77 A. 11. I'iltSKIL\ I:, Comity 'I'tr_asurer, chat;' these lands at the tittle of the Tax Sale, unless all costs are paid by lite respective owners. 111{S. I,0171SE 1)U'11t\A140, Wednesday, Sept, 22, 1943, for th' services wars Hev, 1V, 11,•\Vlghtanan, Hots of Idyll, w'lu) delivered Iwo All', P1'111111 St•oltgtlam of California, good addres a, 'Iht' regular choir is visiting 11 the home his nice, Mrs, 1111(111 the tII•eclioll tit' Mss \'e11118 'I'h11111its ,I111'din, anti other friends. gale two itnolhers at II' Gorda tit 1'11e home of Alr, 11'llllan► Morning service and Iht' young niett'S Alt-I)owvpll on 'Thursday were Dr, and choir snug ;u, un(heut al night and i Alt's, Roy Slrt'hhouse and children of Ross I'ructrl' ;Intl George Johnston a Ridgeway, and Miss Ada Slackhonoe duel, of 0IlylIt Hr, and Mrs, ("hallos It. ('oullrs 31r. anti Hes. II;t'vi'y McDowell, ,Mabel haw' noived into Ilhcir new ,All's, Alva AIc11owell, Al's. Ala rvlit houu' Au the village. 3lrRuwell „veru I,ul,ditl V'Ir,llort 011 Itarwetil 1.'0,;1 Iva' In 'Trinity ('hmrch 'I'hnr,yd1ty, (11x1 Sunday, Services al 11 a,ni, and Jlr, 11'nm Hrllowell w'os ;t w'cek•cnd ;,lin In illy morning the Ito v. guest al th' home of 11r, and A1rs, Inhll Ronaldsou, 1L.\., Rector of Intek• \','tsl'y Stn:l(fiouhe of Ih'ueefield, now, twill art, i;tte, null in the even• 111. lord Mrs, ,lade llnchannn visit. Ing, the Rector. ed with Rew, and Airs. II, (1, 1\'ilson of Unitisels. tilt, \\'arren Bamford, 11.A., of I'rt titan, spent the we'k•eud with Air, and Mrs. Thomas Bamford, it i tt)11 1 ELI) 'Mrs. John hell and :\lis, Rita, have t Iuruetl to tich' Ionic at Cl;u'i:;holann Alta„ after :pending several weeks With 111. and Mrs, ('Varlet Rennet( and 11r. I(a)'ntend Redmond. On their e lura t•Ip they spent :t few days in 'I'urot:It \with 31r. and Mrs, Pat l)'t\I;t• ley, Guests al the home of 111, and ;qrs. 11', I''. ('tunpbell on Sunday were 311, and Alt's, Norman Carter, of Seafurlh, and 1Irs, ,1, 'I';uu''lyn, of 1 rnde.dloro. ,\liss Minnie Snell has gone to Ham. illon, „where she intends 1+11;IIg a Bur. and All's, 1\'1lli.tm Bryant Visited Mr, Sts' cones' I, one ,:I' the hospital:-. and 11r's. T. Illggerslaff on Sunday. 111. John Rodger of cumuli, Is vis•' tiy'tttlntlhy Ili exieuded In Mr' \VII. ilio); „„Illi Mr. ;old (!°"(llvn (low In the loss of his slate„', land oilier fri. ods, 1 whose funeral he nitrnd'rl al Now Hamburg on Stindty. 11r, R. It. Redmond spent a few AU', Orville 11cGowan exhibited days Adria "14'11 w•rttt 111', "11(1 All's' 11111 sheep at the Stratford Fair an Tues. (1'11alley, til• '1'orunitl, 111(3', V EAST WAWANOSIT 11 r, K't:netIt Iteid, who has been employed by (leorge 31t (uwa❑ for lito summer months returned Io hit; hoose in 'i'ot'onto on Saturday. Its'. told \Irti, Slackhuase, Joyce, 1t1uytl and Miary, of Ridgeway, also 1IIss :Ada► Staclthomse, visited at filo former's uncle, 111. W C. 31c(iuwin, 31r, and Airs, \Array Bryant and 311, 11r. and 1lnc, Ilcw;trd ('111tH) loll, j AlI'Inuunrr 1,1 \1'IIIIltir, .Ill's. J, (''cit aril Franiclln, w'rrrl w:'eh•end (roil„, ill's, 11, ('ash, RIM K;u'rn, open„ );nest.; at the home of 31r, and Mrs. 1 Alnnd;ty will) 3Ir. and 1Ii;s. George Joh„, Freeman, of Brantford. I11etIow;til, 11r, and \Irti, Bert 'Taylor, Eileen 1 \It's, 'Taylor of Illy' 11 is visiting liar and Itoirtld, lir. and \Its, 31, Ivin daughter, Hrs. A, \\'alsh, Taylor, \Arlie(' in Saltn'tl:ty wt(h IIuv. 1 and Hr.;. Elmer Traylor, of 'I'hanm•;• I 'miss Ilene \Vakil tunttn'nccd a ford, tuttl Her. stud ,Airs. \\' 'Ina n! 'Paye, utnses' Ir;biting wars' in \\'Inghaut for of I►;nchrsl'I. on \\''dnr';day. \\'I wish her every 31r, Jasper \Icltrien, 31r, and Airs. nnt•('ess, 1111. Aliller and Ruth of Cod'rielt, 111. and Hrs, 11, ('. HcGawan, Mr, \Ash d oti Sunday with 11r, and 31r,;. and \Its, (i. ('hart.'„' stud fancily, vis• Boughs ('an!pt'II. L'd iti 'I're.+wtler Slntday '\ening. 1 rtunther frim \\''41HemQ attended the A vprsii IT Services 01 Runny Iroik un Sltnd;ty. Rey. Ilnrild firs •11 \Vas the guest c:pe:tlrr,r al the Auniversitry services i 131r, Gordon Caldwell returned on al Makes Aral„'„„ (Introit on Sulolay, 1'I'hursday from the God'rlclt I iospital All';. 'Thomas Jartitl and 311's. Ent. „where l' underwent an u;'t' +doll for erson (lodger assist:11 In .the services appendicitis, of song, they were accompanied by Airs, Sample if 'ncillt':; Falls. 15'15 Ails; 11'Ilnifl''d Campbell, a tltillir with her cousin. 11rs. Fran>f ,\l:'. ;ind 311..4. Roy Sumplionse of ,\lu'shclll, and left for her home on Goderich, :AC I'onald Slunehiuse of Tin slay, n'cimPnulral 143 her cousin, 31rs, Robert \\'ells. I'I'ou Isle for last tvl'!;t Clinton, visited o(1 Saturday with 111'. and 11rs. 11', A, Campbell. 31r. and Airs. 1I, 11 t lt't's, lir. ;111d Mrs. Nord ;And daughter, of :Arthur, All's. I'Iaris ;1lalhers and h;!1(', Mss and mother, AI's. 'I'uclier, of 11'ingltanr 11ut11' (fall;!gh'r of 1.ncltnow, visited visited \'Hit her cousin, 11r. George on '1':Itulk;day with 1I', and Mrs, l.arl ('aldwell. I IIr 1 1 1. .II :11 ., r pl I it , 11 11 i, — .,l'1 FARSIGHTED householders are seeing the urgent need of preparing their homes now against this winter's coal shortage. They are acting now! HEATING SYSTEMS MUST BE EFFICIENT: HOMES SHOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSULATED. Here are some jobs you should be doing NOW! 1 Have your entire heating system inspected. Order necessary repairs. Have your furnace thoroughly cleaned by a competent man. Insu. late furnace and pipes where necessary. 3 IIc sure that you have sufficient storm windows and that all windows and doors fit tightly. Have cracks in walls repaired. Weatherstrip wherever it is necessary. Consider seriously the insula. tion of ceiling and walls. Many homes waste as much as 60% of their fuel through inefli• cicnt heating equipment, inadequate insulation and other heat losses. Winter is just around the corner. Prepare NOW 1 'DEPARYMENT OF MUNITIONS AND SUPPLY HON. C. D.\ HOWE, Minister 17etnes'day, Sent, 22, 1943. �_ 1. .r"...,... ,.•, _ "smaller victory by LYCEUM THEATRE 'riftb Will' WINGHAM-ONTARIO, Two Shows Sat. Night Thurs,, Fri., Sat., Sept, 2312425 Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, in "'i`IIE BLACK SWAN" 'echniculor picture from the nov• el by Rafael Sabatini. ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS Loan. *K* THE STANDARD supporting the AUCTION SALE The other fright Tate I pasted the National Research Council Building. Lights were glowing in windows. Geared to much- hnsh•hush war re - 'search this outfit gets little publicity these days but those who know say la very tremendously finportant job is Matinee Sat, afternoon at 2,30 p. m. being done within those grey walls, and much of 1t by young men and Yearn s old. Women who grew up it rural areas, I CATTI E: 3 1h1111ual cows, due 'Jinn Only some of the results attained are hof Hale; Black cow, fresh five weeks; given out, about thing8 Wihich wlii Guernsey cow, frc..1) 2 months; Here. Farm Stock, Implements and Household Effects. 'At Lot North !'art 2.2, ('oureyriou 14, Ilullett 'Township, fl'81 farm south of the Pillage of Blyth, on A. Page 5, 10{1i141041104401K1441414004100111011100Ctetf.1COMICKNItettOeteill 01041Cbitii MiClifi6ktGGt{WittEtettCKICtetCttit6'if►(te4"wte,tticte,tetttfil ItEG•ENT 'I'IIEA'I'ItE SEAFORTH. NOW PLAYING; Laurel and Hardy Editor," with Jimmy Lydon. in "Jrttrrbuc•s" & 'High Explosives' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1ST 1tOdtSES: 2 aged horses; 1 Cult, 2 commencing at 12.30 p.m. sharp, the following: •U nrrfTT) A•►i1T)T\ as aaaava•., CLIN PN, dODERIC'H. NOW PLAYP,NG: "Five^Graves to Cairo", starring Franchot Tone. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Barbara Stanwyck, Michael O'Shea and Gloria Dickson It's Ealy: It's different! It's daring! , , r, , I'he story of those who hide in Illi "MISSION MISSi O` I O MOSCOW" glare of spotlights. "Lady Of Burlesque" 'APIT�1.L THEATRE NOW PLAYING; "Henry Aldrich Mon,, Tues,, Wed, Sept, 27.28.29 Van Heflin, Ruth Hussey, In "Tennessee Johnson" The lire story of President Andrew Johnson, AlE0 Canada Carries On & Cartoon The following regulation is being enforced in this Theatre by The, Theatre Inspection -Branch of the Ontario Government: "Children Under 16 Years must he accompan• led by an adult at all evening per- formances. At Matinee Perform- ances on Saturdays Children will be admitted without an adult. affect one post-war living. For I,i ford cow, fresh 2 months; 1)11rham stance, in connection wills Irish moss 1 cow, milking; Durham cow, due Eel). (seaweed) a processing procedure 11081:nd; Dur11an1 co'w, 11 110 III Mal1111; 2 been developed producing odorless, I Niihau' heifers, due In October; 2 tasteless, light colored pre pau•at1ion Durham heifers, flue 111 November; giving a strong Jelly In canln, Sev- I Red cow, milking; 10 Hereford calves, Iera' million pounds of I 1181 1110118 is I6 months old; 6 Hereford calves, 1 . h8I ve%ted on the east coast annually. ,111()111118 old; 5 Hereford colvc8, 2 In drying pori( they found Way8 of 111011 1118 old, getting an excellent product retain- HENS; 150 hybrid hens; 111 mixed hells; 35 pullets, (MAIN: 250 bus. \VeHlern oats; 200 bub, oats; 2.1 rows of Turnips, MAC111NEtitY: \Wagon; Hay loader; Case mower, nearly new; 'MAI. dump rake; A1.•11, cultivator; Set sleighs; Set light sleighs; Scuffle• nearly new; Walking plow, nearly new; 1'ann(ng 111111; Thit•d•horse motor, nearly new; at 12,30 sharp; !loot pulpa; Stone Moat; Sugar het. ---. Ing 75 percent of the natural 13 1 vit- nmin content after cooking and dry- ing. Astounding things they have ev- olved in aileronproduction, leather substitutes plastic's, too. A WEEKLY EDITORLOOKS AT Ottawa Millen epe:ally for iho wieldy newspaper of Canada BY JIM GREENBLAT At 12.20 p.111. on Sept. S, in the Prime Minister's office in the East Block your representative was among those gathered at one of the most momentous press conferences since the outbreak of wan'. The text state- ments to be broadcast len minutes later by Genel',al 1:Iscnlowe' to the world, telling Italy's cxit fromthewar, to be followed by ,Mr, Icing's radio statement to 1110 Canadian pen plc were distributed, 'Then the made the announcement to the little gathering, • mainly members of the 'press gallery. ;From that office., red- olent of Canadian political history and haunted by shadows of Macdonald,Laurier and others - went the glad- some tidings to you out on farms, ranches, fishing 8nuu'(48. * * * The news calve little more than a day after finance Minister Briley'sannouncement o f Canada's, FifthVictory Lean opening October 18t.h witha minimum cash objective of $1, 'Meanwhile there will be no piling up 200,C0U, 00, Thrilledwith the (1111-i•of (huge war debts by the sale of sup- m0u1bernlent of the Axis, realistic plies to the United Nations for pay - newsmen present at the conference, meet. after 1110 W81' or the institution nevertheless 00101»011 led they hoped of indefinite and uncertain. post-W(tr Canadians wouldn't le( the news lull obligali011s. O«e keeps marvelling at the figures thrm into any false seise of security * * * which keep coming out about Can - lo ()far 118 1110 war Is concerned, and aria's P811 in producing for the war.affect their conh•ibutloll to the ()Wee- Parcels for your boys or girls over- Alt example: in the year 1.9.10 we pro- tive'8 at.tainnn ut, They as well as seals to catch Christmas delivery have iducc(1 three type of 8111811 arms to the government are convincedthat a a deadline of November 1, according the value of four ,and a half million and costly struggle still lies to the Post Office Department, which dollars, 1)o you know that for the ahead. The remaining enemy is still faces a gigantic task this year •• help first four months of 1943 We were pro - powerful, The appeal goes out to yourself by co-operating . , , Ottawa du',ing twenty types valued at $23,- readers of weekly paper's, who by and recorded ower 9 inches of !•armful du- 000,0(10 fwthere d the here 30,000 work - large make up the muchsought after ing August. i►►g in the arsenals and plants, half of them women. * Ration hook distribution is about over completely. it was the largest single printing order ever placed in Ile; A1cCornnlck I)c)o 1IOR.SI:u: 3,113 l101 ), ,� ((<Il old; ring cream Hepar Canada. f roper precautions had to !ted roan horse, 7) years 01(1; Black and right in every way. Apply 1)01la1(1 tor, riy n •t • II og La.ltL ''" f Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Tyrone Power, Anne Baxter, Dana Andrews, James Gleason. '1'yrnue cruises on land and seal, Ile hurls shells and the admiral tosses rice. "CRASH DIVE" IN TECHNICOLOR Thursday, Friday, Saturday "Background To !Danger" who's the 8ge1,1 for whom in this nest of International spies/ George Raft, Brenda Marshall, Sydney Greenstrect, Peter Lorre. COMING; "A Night to Remember" with Brian Aherne & Loretta Young _ _ Mat,: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. Mat, Wed, Sat &Holidays at 3 P.M.Matinces Sat, 6 Huli;.:y: ) P.M. rd 641)011D1'Jlihilt?tDikalDtlihkEilkii�tOlDlIN104121;n)iiii)'d13'i21$ii19i3i 'tt21)"1:ii8a7idi�;L3,DtD;M:kilI'r:ii',1,:d,J,'.tt `1114::', s, L11.;',D1.1,i,':..Jac 111;2191 Monday Tuesday, Wednesday Thurs., Fri,, Sat. Two Features Lee Tracy, Gloria Dickson, and Guy Kihbee. Tell a dramatic story cuuoeri In the strongest "seer.-! ((0puo•, of our age. "The Power of the Press" Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton and Larry Simms "13londie is a Great 1Vil'c" By ulrmer ambassador Joseph E. Davies, The truth about a courag- eous nation and it's tight against corrupt officialdom, Walter Huston and Ann Harding Thursday, Friday, Saturday t Rosalind Russell, Fred MacMurray i'w ,,r,al ,.r;ir , uol,u,• In ),rodoce ronwuae•ai!y acl•,•nl�.u118 treat. dl "!'light For Freedom" jI COMING: Tyrone Power in: COMING: Bing Crosby in "Dixie", CRASH DIVE» AUCTION SALES KITCHEN CABINET FOR SALE AI'('TION SALE Of I;11an Stock and Ituplements, al North half Lot 5, ('onres,;i0u 9, Mot.. 1'is 'J'OWuship, D1;e 111111 0110-1111:11.1 1:r phone I;2. miles north and 1 mile east of Myth, Yi lit(•Ilel cabinet, good condition, i'niin Stock, Apply, Airs. \\'flliani \!'hire, 1113)11, .(;r,»11 and 1 11.ire;it .l u, is ,u lair= 'Or 0 in'•11'110ml 1;.) )), to •-. it ''•Y• 'white anrl;nii at Lot Is. ;. Ainrri- 'TuwnSbip, un ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2ND HORSE FOR SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH 1 years 011, good ri/.r, well broken, Tho following w(il I"", "ff..re11 riff sal" c onull,l11cin( al 1 , . ,-'r,u•p: Ila•IL;I'::;. Heavy droll hna: be taken In convection with proper nen t'v. "' •n181•e, 11 years old; 3•year-old Agricul- extension ladder, new; Flat hay rack, dyes, designs, on account of possible tura) mare, with half rack; Top. buggy, litre new;counterfeiting, etc, . . , each month CA'I"Tid'); Reg, while cow, 6 years Wheel -barrow; Seed drill; 'lay fork; an average of 5030 Canadians lose Sling fork; Water trough, steel -lined; old, with calf at foot (Marigold), 111(411• ration limits, 18 million coupons Gravel box; 4 section }'arrows; Wag - are 12; & Woods , 3 3'Oi, bred are handled each week by merchants, Sept, 12; Reg, red cow, 3 years, old, on box; Stoc41 rack, ream harness; wholesalers and banks, 'Steel drums; Quantity of 111111101' lull bred July 12 (Mina', (Snell strain); du Reg. ret' roan 2 -year-old heifer, bred Scantling; 150' snow retie() 111 1I 1 The new ration allowance for jams, at. f, GI gold 1, blue cow, 10 i , 8 yl sill. 1111' 111 1'cb.; I)111'haIII .tellies, etc„ and new regulations per- !food: 10 cords hard maple wood; iyears old, bred Aug. 1; Geo cow, 3 1',mkt. .. miles South 0f a�bI . Mining, are really important con- A pile of cedar rails; A quantity of il.asu l.iuc; 011, r.r)e. 3 :)i'� obi, clue in i' b.; .Jersey ('0 810nH to the rural people of Can good railroad ties, years old, bred In A1gu81; R1ed White (ow, years old, due in 31auc11; Jersey .10r - (Ida, who for the most pant do their' 1`[b[ t\'l1TUIfll1 : Clare Jewel Steve, all 81)01 cow, J year(; 014, bred re ,Mule; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1943, row, ears old, clue in I'c'b.; ger- , i Light red cow, S years old, bred Aug, ey tea.' 3' ar.; old. 1) 11 in Feb.; own preserving, As country stores enamel, like new; Writing desk; l."x• at 1 o'clock p.m, sharp, the following: I U; lied cow'. 7 Years old, bred July 1114 ford 10(1 3 3.1au•s 1114. 11110 in were rarely well stocked with these tension table; Ball tacit; f dining ;11; 1lolht(ln ,Jersey cow, 4 years 01(1, I Il0'l( EIS: Clyde horse, In yeau•. (1d; Fen; sine Pulliam boiler, years Dial, commodities, of recent years, there room chairs; i 1111.00111 outfit; 'Toilet Alelienzie, phone 11.12, Illyth. 0111. --�� ._- :years old; ))':Iv ,Iraft hor51', 111 pears Clearing Auction Sale old; a1;''d hc;ary dmf! Mil•c; Dilly, Farm Stock and Implements. 11511'g 3'''Ia' "i'i; i'illy, rising Air. I1;'rold .Jackson has been in- 3'8105 strutted to ,:111 by p:lbilc auction on (‘'‘'I-1.1'1.:: Inc r lard raw, G yea15 Lot 13-11, ('oncessila 3, Colborne 0111, 1190 in i'1 hrnary; 11u111nm cute, Township, lirrt farm w0:1 of ram.; ` )l':u> aid, (1110 in .Iv1••: U1n•haa,ln col, bred July 5; Red tow, 6 years old, 1I3lack n►are, 8 years old; (;103' tuaue, was a cry of "Inequality" and prob• set; Organ; Linoleum, nearly new, 'S ears old; Drivin • marc,, 5 year:A ,.;Il ennuis; III iter.; and 4 ~teens ably with Justification, The new of 12 'h S,, 'bred June 15; Iced cost., 3 years old, 1 y b 10.111, "year.; old; las) rears titublg Y old; Nilly cult, 4 month,; 1)1(1. bred June 1; Red cow, :: years old, ('.ulvos; 1 Jersey calf. der means, fu effect, sugar for the Alany other articles too numerous to 111'.1111•151 CAVI'LE; Cow, due time bred may 1J; Grey cow, 3 years old, 1'Ic;S: I.. 1'IT ❑11)111111 1".0 i:s.; 1:. folks out there for their fall apple mention. Everything to be sold with of 5110 cows, due to freshen from Sallee and more particularly sugar t 10811(0 a8 farm has been sold, :I lou a to March;11 f !gist!! ed I)ut h c u TERMS; CASH, Paarl C. Bentley, Proprietor, sugar. Lewis Rowland, Auctioneer, with which to sweeten preserves which they prat ftp earlier without ;bred in flay; Itoo n cow, 3 years old, ; 5 c L n ' a' I I'i,,.; around 11:41 Ih lo figs, i weeks bred July 2,2; trey cow, 4 years old, (January t ' 1 (rid: tiow with litter 2 weeks old; Sow hired 1103 11; Light red heifer, bred hail!, year-old Abse; 4 Ste.crs, 2 yeas 014; to farrow; ti0W jno) 1)1..11. June 5; Jersey heifer, Durham Cross, 'I 3(411014 sleer8; 4 year-old heifers; IIEN.: :\butt � year-old \\'bite (1111 Oct, 6; Heg, 131au•lgold) red roa) ^' Spring calves, Leghorn hens, 01;•2, bull l year old, serviceable ;ago, I'IGIS: (nue Sow, due to farrow in 1111'11':3IEN')S: Ma,sey-ilarris'fin- (Manubng & \\'Dods sir.tiul; Reg. '\o(cvnbcr. der, 7 ft, cut; Mlec'ormic:.-Iheet•ing tLavende') dark red bull, 16 months, 1'0I'tl:l'I11': 100 Leghorn pullets, .'imu,wcr, f ft. rut; Vaal hide delivery CAR KEYS LOST (Kerr strait, lstitel, ()tii,); ltcg. red months. old; 125 year-old hens; beta) I ha.;r: AlasSoy•ilarris loader; Gratin d3etween the Orange 111111 and the heifer, 1 yecr old (31)111); •'r 611)18, 2 chicks; Colony hoose, 10'x12'; //7001101 (R0ller. Massey -Hand.) I:;•disc F1rti1• \\'tette Rose Service 'Station, In Blyth,,3ear8 1)14;.11eil'er' 2 years old; 2 Jer• Stove; ';, Incubators, 1111 capacity' izlr drill: 14011,11 disc; Scufftcr; Pet - Office. please leave at '1'110 Slumlord sty I)urhaun heifers, I1_ years 014; 11 1111 I .JUI'.\TS: Alassey-Ilallri.; 1(111 - rip ler Hannan cultivator: :•i,isseyIlar- yearlings; 1(I Spring (ulve8 der; AlasseyIla'1Is 1110(011; Ila3' cis :a -fool cultivator; 1nleruntionca Office. UG•1• 1110 , Tedder; Sulky rake; Spriug•tooth cul- ',Kis: 8 pigs, around I rs,; 11 cid- rlcrl roller; c;•sertiuu of IlarroWs; wood sow, (1110 Oct. 1.1'...livulor; Disc harrow; ;;•drum Steel Flat carie; "I hlenry wah;iug plow; FOR SALE IllENS: 200 white Leghorn pullets, roller; 5 section harrows, new; Aic• , i„ Fleury w•all,ing pluw•1,'ri51) h"ordsou 6 months old Haying). •). Curmicli-Meering fertilizer drill, new; y h 'Praetor Icompi"leiy overhauled);Mc- IMPLd':ML,N'TS: Mecornlick binder, Scalier; Riding plow'; \Valkiug plow'; i1'nrm110)410evint; 2•Ilu'ruw•elI 'I'ractol 7 -foo(. cut, nearly new; 31:Il, manure Cream separator; Set sloop sleighs,' plow; 11uggy; ('eller; ;;facia Rae,(; spreader, nearly new; A1.-11. side rake, new; \Vagon and Ilay' rack; one acre 1\\"agora tux: R,,,;,l:,:•t1:',''I wagon; nearly net; MlcCormick-Peering 1:f. of T111111 ls, Alci'erulic6 manure spreader, nearly (Iisc fertilizer drill, new; 31.11, oil TERMS CASH, anew: Ilay rack, with c•arriagl'; Set Ibath, 611•cut mower, nearly new; Proprietor forced to s111 as barn Sloop Sleig) .4; Chevrolet motor, with 111,-11, low service truck waf;on, nearly was burnt two weeks ago,•pulley: tic' of Scales, 301.041). cepa- new; New 161), hay 08014, complete , Jule► I'ithladn, Jr., Proprietor, city; Uet.uh;1) cream separator; [Intl ladders and 111008113 hay carie; Harold Jackson, .\nclion001• many other articl s tau numerous to 31,1 1. ch'op•hc'0(h hay loader, good as 116-) 1111!1,1(1. new; it -If, 8prlug.1ooth cultivator; 2- ii.\1': :\b,nit :,n tons of Ila3'. furrowed gang plow; McCormick- 1 cCornmick• (;R:\IN; I'•n bushels of Alixc4 Grain lleelug scantier, good as new; M.41 1. Clearing Auction Sale fit Jur srrd. 1l -plate outhrow (Ilse harrows; 1 4 -sec- nu. of Potatoes; About acre tion harrow; 1 '2 -section spring•(ootll Farm Stock and Implements, of uaat(ii)Ids, hal'l'ow, nearly new; 3 -drool 10e,..1101• 51r, Harold Jackson has hecu in- Number of IinuSehol11 lifl'1ct,y, lel; Cutter; (fuggy; Stonebonl; \\'eel * * * 118011 11001 a rep8.0411c11011 of the new sticker which In future will ;o on all shipments of goods from Can- ada to the Ilttited Nations, 1t 1s in gold, blue and red, centred by a map - 14 leaf and the word ''Cunada" in h;ng- Ilsh, also in Chinese and Russian, \ cry attractive. In connection with the new Canadian Mutual Aid 13oor'd, it h; understood that Canada's allies will Hanish Canada with supplies or services in return If they can, or inlay assure the return after the war of any supplies or equipment which 1 may appear to have post-war use, Lovely 7 -room 2•storey Red Brick ponce, good location, on \'1110rla St, Coderich. New hot w'aler heating. 'Newly decorated. 'Wired for electric stove, Oak floors, Possession Oct. 20tH, 19.13, Priced to 11111. OW11cr lea.' - Ing 10w'tt. E, Astle, Godcriele 38 Vic- toria St., 'Telephone 733, Uoderlcli. 06-31). severe PREMIER GEORGE DREW wilt make a report TO THE PEOPLE Of ONTARIO Friday, Sept. 24th 8.30 p.m. over the Ontdrio Regional Network of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Affiliated Stations CKNX Wingham CBL Toronto * * * barrow; 11, -II. 7.11 walking plow, near- ly new; Set sleighs, W11 11 rack; (;ravel box; Colony 'louse, S'x12', doubts floor; Jomcsway electric brooder stove; Chicken cgnipn1ent; 2 Chicken shelters; Chicken fattening crate; 2 at 1 o'clock p.m, sharp, the following: sugar kettles; Stool grain trough; 1hD:l(SIS; One reg. mare, S years Army Public Relations gives a 32 -foot extension ladder; Sap pan; l0n old, supposed to be 111 foal, with white story out giving us an idea how troops Isap !!fins; Sap tan'(; 100 foot ,;note nmu•1(ings; Brown more, S 3'c:u•s old; in Canada are looked after to keep !fence; Crosscut saw; Scythe; 40 Gelding, yeau', 01(1 them from getting too bored 1n off Cedar rails; 200 Cedar posts; 1011 ('AT'1'1E: One grey cow, due in hours. 'Such orga1lzatio1(3 as the slakes; Fa111111g m111; Barbed wire March; Ono red cow, clue In- Audi; Canadian Legion, Y.M.0,A., Salvation stretcher; 4 Sling ropes; I Sling One while cow, dile In Fohru111' Army and Knights of Coiumbus do a chain; Hay fois; McCormlck•1)eering Eight two-year-old calves; Ten year - grand job !1j this direction. During cream separator, nearly new; Quarter. lings; Six spring calves. the first week In August, for Instance horse electric motor; Set back -band PIGS: hour sow's, lived; 23 ('hunks; 119,804 books were in circulation, 05,- 'team harness; Set plow harness; Set 9 \t'ellners. S'7.7 Inaga',Anes and 10,918 papers were single harness; Roll bart,ec] wire; 131PUEMh)NP5: Massey-llar1is hin- distributed; 1,164 motion pictures vSeif feeder for pigs; 0011111 set (ler; Massey -111411 s mower; Massey - were shown in COMM, With an at- '8('(1108; New logging chain; Chain.+; Harris disc fertilizer 11ri11, like new; tendance of over 380,000 men In July Collars; \Vlilfletrees; I'lg crate; 1lassey-h1a1ris enl(ivatpr; Massey - they had more titan 400 (latices for Barrels; 'boxes; 3 -bus. grain bags; ' l I;u I is anamire spreader; 'Alas)iey-1-la•- (ho lads, with an attendance of 1150, Lumber, Milk palls, Etc, cls hay loader; 'lay rake; Disc; riding 000. There are about 175 civilian con- (1111,AIN: 1.50 bus, wheat; 400 bus. 'plow; Set of harrows; Wagon; Spring cert parties on the go and more than ,Cartier oats; 150 bus'. No, I Western (('argon; 1 -lay rack; Set team harness: 4,000 iu(lt(9dttals giving one or two barley; 200 bus. year-cl.', mixed grain flay Forks; Shovels; 1j;Iliffletrces; nights a week to assist them, which •(ilannel' & barley) for seed: 4 b::;. Neckyokes, Etc. all goes to show that even if the boys (T11uothy Reed; 150 lbs. Alsike, Thur are 'a•wearyln' for you' they do and olhy and Alfalfa; Marigolds; Pota- 800 things, toes; 1 barrel feeding molasses, TERMS: CASH. No Reserve as Farm Is Sold, Torrance 1)nndits, 1'reprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. slrnc'ted to sell by public auction nn 1 ul 31, Concession I, East \Vaw•anuslt Township, 0110 and one quarter miles tial. leu coerced east 0f Auburn, oil civilly, up fanning. ,John J. Kelly, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, :ltlrliuneer, TERMS: CASH. as proprietor Is MONDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, 1943 * * * Alter standing bare for time years, the flag pole which Jttts out from the former It,,•hilan Consulate's offices in Ottawa carried a fluttering Union Jack on the afternoon the news carte of the capitulation. The sugierilrteit- dent of the building hurriedly did the trick to celebrate. The Italian colony here were Jubilant, even a bonfire in the middle of the street re- sulted from one jamboree? 06.2. COMMUNITY SALE BACK OF COMMERCIAL HOTEL On Saturday, October 2nd. Starting at 1 o'clock. PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK TERMS: CASH, Geo. T. "otr)gblutt, Proprietor. it-arold Jackson, Auctioneer, 1)11.2. e�rr� t$aIeLBoot&• a� ems► 'moot, ' ordlniry Wilerfogentipmci Te 1Y be pleeicclto video any ot„ Str[ 1111 r _ "-llii�riiw ,gllteiCteltCiQ(CiCiCi EKICi:it(POCiCIVO@tCIiii'Ct&iOCretCtIVIC:tdtCiMOMICt4itVVC Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY. Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, Collect. DARLING and C.O. of CANADA, LTD. 1 STOPPED"DOSING" MY CONSTIPATION AND CORRECTED THE CAUSE! • In these busy days of war you owe it to your country—as well as to your- self—to keep "in the pink". That's why it's so important to avoid the common type of constipation caused by lack of "hulk" in the diet. And do it by getting right at the cause instead of "dosing" with harsh purga- tives that give only temporary relief. Just follow this simple pion. Eat TABLE TALKS SADIE B. CHAMBERS Pastryless Pies There's no reason in the world why your family should not en- joy delicious pies for dessert. de- spite the scarcity of rationed butter and other shortenings• Here's a pie crust that require. no .shortening of any kind — a tender, delicious pie crust that comes ready -male straight out of a cardboard package—no flour, no rolling. no fuss whatever, First, get a package of Chris - tie's Graham Wafers. Then place a layer of wafers on the bottom) of a lightly -greased pie plate, trimming some of them to fit the shape, and filling in any un- covered spaces with wafer crumbs. Cut other wafers in halves and stand them on edge around the Eloping side of the pie plate, .And there's your pie crust! Don't be skeptical as to whether the pie crust \will hang together when individual pieces are cut after the filling goes in. It will! Just try it and see for yourself. You'll find that each individual wedge of pie conies out intact. For the filling of Christie's Gra- ham Wafer Pie. use one of the following recipes: Chocolate Filling 3 tablespoons corn starch 2 cups milk 5 tablespoons sugar 1 square chocolate or 4 tablespoons cocoa teaspoon vanilla Mix dry ingredients with a little cold milk. Scald rest of milk and add corn starch mixture. Put in double holler and stir while it cooks and thickens. When smooth and somewhat thick, cover and cook for 10 minutes more, stirring occasionally. Remove from fire and add vanilla. Pour into graham wafer crust and chill. Caramel Filling 3 tablespoons corn starch 2 cups milk 5 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon butter Pinch of salt % teaspoon vanilla or a few drops of matpleine Caramelize sugar by heating over direct fire in top part of double boiler until it becomes a golden brown syrup. Remove from fire and acid 1?4 cups of milk. Place over lower part of double boiler. Mix corn starch and salt with remaining cold milk to make a smooth paste. Pour hot milk into paste and stir thoroughly. Pour back into double boiler and heat until it begins to thicken, stirring constantly. After it thickens smoothly, cover and cook for 10 minutes. Stir occasionally. CANADA NEEDS YOU STRONG Follow Canada's Food Rules for Health and Fitness FREE! A Valuable Recipe Book—"Economy Recipes for Canada's Housoldiers" contain- ing many recipes suited to today's requirements. Send a postcard with your name and address with the words "Economy Recipes". Address Dept. 4K, The Canada Starch Home Service Department, 49 Wellington St. E., Toronto. Published in the interests of CANADA'S NUTRITION CAMPAIGN by the makers of ,The CANADA STARCH COMPANY, Limited KELLOGG'S ALL -DEAN every day 1 It's delicious as a cereal or in hot; tasty muffins. Drink plenty of water. Then see if you don't agree ALL -BRAN is the "better way" to natural regu- larity. But remember, eat. ALL•BRAN every day! Grocers have ALL -BRAN in two convenient sizes. Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada. Remove from fire and add butter and vanilla. Pour into crust and chill. Chopped nuts or dates may be added. if available. Apple Chiffon Filling 1 tablespoon plain gelatin 14 cup cold wafter 2 cups sweetened hot apple- sauce 14 teaspoon nutmeg 1 tablespoon lemon juice Pinch of salt and 2 egg whites Soak gelatin 1n water 5 min- utes. Then add to hot apple- sauce and stir until dissolved. Stir in nutmeg, lemon juice,.,)nd salt and chill until mixture begins to thicken. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour filling into crust, sprinkle with graham wafer crumbs and chill. These delicious. mouth-water- ing Christie's Graham Wafer pies will help you keep your family happy, help to stretch your but- ter ration most effectively and save your electric current, gas or other fuel for oven -heating'. In fact. it wouldn't be surprising if the use of this type of pie crust long outlasts tine wartime emer- gency which gave it birth! MIAs Chnnihcra tcctconita personal letters from Interested renders, She is [lensed 10 receive suggestions on topics for her column, and Is always ready to listen to your "pet peeves." Requests for recipes or special menus are In order, Address your letters to "'Mas Sadie 0. Chambers, 73 Weal Adelaide St, Toronto." Seed stamped self -ad - dreamed envelope If you wish e reply. GAY PANSY DOILIES aura fT del Add sparkling color and beauty to your luncheon table with this doily set in smart oval shape. Pansies form a "charmed circle" for both the centrepiece and in- dit idual doilies; the edges are buttonhole -stitched. Use natural eolors. Pattern 600 contains a transfer pattern of an 11 x 17 - inch motif and two motifs 5'_ x inches. Send TWENTY CENTS (20c) in coins (stamps cannot be ac- cepted) for this pattern to Wilson Needlecraft Dept., Room 421, 73 Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Write plainly pattern number, your name and address. Piper From Canada Tops In Scotland Pipe Maj. Neil Sutherland of the Calgary Highlanders won the silver cup and piping champion- ship in an open competition at the Highland Gaines in Perth, Scotland, in which leading pro- fessional pipers from all parts of Scotland, as well as pipe majors from famous Scottish regiments competed. Judges termed Suther- land's piping "the finest Perth has heard." He is well known as a piper in Regina, Winnipeg and other Western Ca9.adial cities and won the Canadian champion- ship at Banff in 1927 and 1928. • TO THE HILT By Percival Christopher Wren ('IiAP'I'i':IU XXIII The house in the Pssliawau' liar sass twat, 1x11, narrow, and silent; its parapeted roof flat, its few prrnuau'utly shuttered, its dour but rarely opened!. Its preprh tar \vas - Jloussaltt Shah, forst, sly rt 1t1ilarona,jor of the cavalry rc=:inu'mt of the Corps of Quid. To \laj"r llarth"lumel' ilaril livin;: the lite of a Pathan in the moue and role of (ihttlaln 1 r. cline Itissaldar•.lajor \tout,• sal',) Shah. "One comes, Sahib," ile said. „One Cal \lahonamed.•, "lining him." 1lazetrigg rose to his fort as a big Pathan stepped from the sha- dows into the bright )moonlight. "\\'endnver!" he said, "1 can hardly believe it . . . This is an answer to prayer—not yet prayed. Still, wishes are prayers, 'thank' God, anyway. Sit down and don't tall; so much. have a cheroot. i've got some Lotuses. here. i11 pretty gond condition." ".1-a•a•h! One of the things 1 miss . . thanks , .. (lad. that's gond!" sighed Wel11101rr, leaning hank on the cushioned mattress and relatxing. "City seems pretty quiet," ile said. "1'eS. pretty peaceful—uuler the surface. Border quiet, too." replied Hazelrigg, "\Vnn't be for long. though," said Wendover. "No? Where's trouble routing next?" "Khairastan,„ "What—the Road? I thought the old Khan had seen the light --that shines on the Sirkar's silver ru- pees „ "1'es. ile had," replied Wend- over. "Sees a brighter light now. Paradise. That's what I 'came to talk to you about, because tho new elan regards the Road as the Scots preacher regarded Sin: Ice's against it. And he has got all the young men of the Tribe with hint, and most of the elders too, There's a very clever elan indeed behind it, and a mighty powerful force behind him. Quite a weighty per- son." "Weight of terrorist and sedi- tiouist rupees—frons the Indian side of the Border?" "No, weight of roubles from the other side. Ice's an old friend of aline—though he doesn't know it. An old pupil, in fact, And now the role is reversed. T used to teach him Pushtu and hlindustati, and now Ire's teaching me Bolshevism, Communism, Terrorism, Agitation and the science and art of the Fomentation of Trouble and War- fare. 11e has corrupted ale utter- ly. Turned me from a peaceful in- habitant of Khairastan and mem- ber of the Party of Law and Or- der into a bitterly anti-British agi- tator and firebrand. Corrupted Shere Khan too, 811(1 all his clan." "And so this clever man, this weighty person who's at old friend of yours though lie doesn't know it, an old pupil to tact, is attacking. And he's in your part of the Border, and his name is Bailitzin." Hazelrigg sprang to his feet. "Comrade Colonel ilailitzin," he whispered. "i understand every- thing now. He's the gentleman who writes notes in Russian—and In my name ... and you actually know where he is." "Let Inc tell you my end of the story—to the time when \'ere Vaughan anti the outlaw hand got into the fort. Then you can carry on. i was on the track of a very bad lad known as the Fakir or 1p1. I had heard that lie was week- ending with the fladji of Tura -na- nd, so Shere Khan and I went aicntg and joined the party. "\\'ell, news suddenly Caine of the disaster to the flight stationed at the new Minutia Port aero- drome. According to the account five planes had crashed in a fog among 1he mountains and one had been shot at by 1he Singing Iladji's 900010 and had ac'tnally come dawn at Kornai, the pilot having been mortally wounded and the observer had liven raptt red alive and unhurt and was now in the hands of the Malik of Knrnaai, who t'alhrr propos"d to hoop hint there, "Willi profuse 111iubu ies to our host. we cut short our visit at 'I'urangzal. I Well very unosten- tatiously to Kornai by roundabout tracks over the mountains, giving SBfed Not Fort as wide a berth as possible. i discovered that. young \'ere-Vatrhan was alive and well lint was a bone of contention —a hone that was likely to he picked pretty clean. There were two parties in the lively city of Mullah one of which was for doing its plain religious duty and hand- ling the infidel over to its spirit- ual overlord, the Singing Hadjl, for tl'eatlinent, and the other was for keeping hint for ransom. "'Phis party wanted to run hint along to the nearest Fort. Giltraza of Course, and hand him over C.O.D. or part cash and three months bill of exchange. And into the middle of this squabble who should stroll but—" "Comrade llallitzin," murmured ranesh Hazelrigg. "Exactly. The first thing was to rescue young Vere•\'aughan. 9o, far from introducing myself to the Comrade and inviting him to 'come outside,' 1 aoided 111(11 lake the Devil, "Shere Khan and i cultivated the expansive \VitI1 Had, learned all about everything that was going on, and put ideas Into his heal!. So that when the plot for capturing (iilt'aza Fort was all nicely cut and dried, I, tho out- law flat Mahunnued, and Shere 1(Ilaui his brother, offered to join the party that was going to march into (iiltraza Fort. Wall Dad men- tioned this to the Committee and guaranteed us as stout citizens, old friends of his. "And so we joined the bald. And my next effort was to get into personal touch with young Vere•\'aughan who was evidently keeping his end up splendidly. But 1 never got a chance of so much as wincing at him. "Naturally Iiailltzin hall some deep game of his oWn. 1'(1 have given almost anything to havo five minutes alone with Vere -Vaughan, for I \vas worried. 1 was playing my own game against Gailitzin, and to some extent playing It. blindfold. 1l is game was to get G111187a Fort by introducing in- side its walls a force big enough to capture it if they could sud- denly take the garrison by sur- prise in the middle of the night. "My game was to allow 13ailit- zin's to go just as far as i witted it to, and Bo further. L of course, wanted to gel the said party — all amen with prices on their heads, and absolutely our most danger• ons enemies—inside the fort, there to he caught like rats in a trap. "i still had at occasional qualm and uncomfortable feeling when 1 thought of Ilailitzin. "Well, when everything was settled, the gang waited for the first dark night and when 1t came, Wali Dad went in and fetched Vere•\'aughan, Everyone else In the place except the conspirators, was asleep..Wali Dad took some Pathaun kit into Ve'e•Valghan's cell and a few minutes later brought hint out. That was simple enough, of course, because Wall Dad was his jailer and respons- ible for hin1, and could come and go as he liked. "Well, they led Vere -Vaughan out of the village to where the rest of us were waiting, and we got away without a sound, We weren't molested that night and by daylight were well away frons T(urna1. it was a bitter disappoint- ment to me, when i made my way up to the front of the caravan and then let them all pass ale again, to find that Gallitzin was not with us. "Well, elan proposes! And God disposed—a stone, on the edge of as narrow path as we crossed the Kara ICoh Mountains. it was loose, NI as I stepped on it, and 1 went with it, Sudden as a thunder- clap. . . "And the next thing I knew was that I was lying on my baek In a cave, with Shere Khan smacking my face with the wet end of his turban and calling impartially up- on me, the Devil and Allah to (10 something. I found later that tine earth was eroded from under the stone on which 1 had trodden, so that it was overhanging; that i had fallen about thirty feet, and bounced off the sloping side of the mountain and landed all of a heap on a wide ledge of stone. (Continued Next Week) Prove It Take your house number and double it. Add 5. Multiply by half a hundred. 'I'llen add your Val (no cheating). Add the number of days in at year. Suhiincl 615. The last two figures of the total will he your ace: the others your house nrnlher, PARAPIGEON Voices of the U. S. paratroop- ers are the pigeons who carry messages back to the base, for use of radio tv'ould reveal posi- tions to the enemy. lucre one of the birds at Ft. llenning holds at consultation with a fellow sky fighter after both had dropped by 'chute in demonstration of the use of parapigeons. 7o•day, as always, the `Salada' label is your guarantee of a uniform blend of fine quality teas. LAD TEA SALMON SALAD MOULD 2 tenspoons salt % teaspoon dry mustard 1 tablespoon sugar !i cup vinegar 1 tablespoons unflnvoured gelatine ' ?i cup cold water 2 eggs 1 pound cooked salmon 1)1 cup milk or cream (flaked) Combine salt, mustard and sugar in top of double boiler, heat eggs slightly, add nulla 811(1 vinegar, and pour into first mixture, stir- ring constantly. Place over boiling water and cook, stirring fre- quently, till mixture thickens. Meantime, soften gelatine in cold water, then dissolve in hot mixture; beat smooth. Add flaked salmon. Turn into greased individual moulds or into one large greased mould (loaf pal or casserole). Unmould on crisp lettuce and serve cold, Kharkov Called "Detroit Of Russia" Kharkov, captured from the Nazis, was Russia's original "tank town." Before it first fell to the Germans it was the nation's big- gest tank-pt'oducing centre, em- ploying 900,000 workers. Kharkov Was the Detroit of Russia, ll peacetime more than 50,00(1 agriculture tractors were turned out every year, The indus- trial 'activity of the city ranked h. the Minds of Soviet citizens with the wonders of the Dnieper dawn and the steel city of Mag.- )) i t ogorsk, Kharkov also was the Fite of one of Russia's biggest aircraft factories, the monthly output of which was said to have reached four figures, Machine tool plants, locomotive \works and electro- technical factories were among other important industrial enter- prises. kha'kov's palace of state in- dustry was a towering skyscraper, the largest office building in Europe. Streets were lined \vitlt tall modern apartment buildings for workers, which were consid- ered models for housing the world over. The Kharkov sports stadiums seated 100,000 spectators and the city had a theatre seating 4,000 persons. Light -Reflecting Concrete Floors Light -reflecting floors have been installed in Boeing, Consoli- dated, Douglas, North Anlericatt and other aircraft plants. The concrete floors are Blade of white portland cement, so that they be- come giant reflectors instead of gillns absorbers of light, Light- ing on underside wont surfaces is increased by 61 per cent., and illumination on vertical surfaces by 20 per cent. Post Overseas Christmas Mail By November 1 Faced with the task of moving more ('lir!stnlas mail to more Canadians in acre corners of the world than ever I1cfo1'c, the Post - office Department announced last week the deadline for parcel n(1III1ngs will be November 1. Parcels mailed by that date— unles there is a mad rush at the last moment ---will be delivered to ('aotat!ians in Sicily, Italy, ('cy- lun. ';urth Africa. the United l�iug ionh. the Aleutians, the \\'est Indies or w'hereve'r else Cana- dians may be. The mailing deadllnc is set 10 dyes earlier than in .1 1.12. ' Of(irials said Christmas maail- i11t.:5 overseas last year amount - 1;1 5•:.00.000 pounds compared with x•000.000 pounds in the pre - viol! year. This year, v. itII more Canadian servicemen and women 0wc'a>cns. they anticipate 11 total trail load of about 10,009.000 pee tads "\';e are sagoe'tint that (:aut- dianhs planning to get ('Fri ;toss mail to their friends overseas get steered os scion as possible." one 011'i.•iul said. "it it far heti VI. that n parcel be cooled in September or Octo- ber with the assurance that it will be delivered in time — barring accidents beyond any control — than that the men overseas should be disappointed at Christmas by not receiving the e::pccted gifts from home." The chimera fish is the only vertebrate to tetain teases of a third twit' of leg:. C ISSUE No. 39-43 The Bat—Master Of Navigation . The bat is a very old creature. He has this navigation business down fine. If you take two wheels revolving ill opppsite di- rections, and blindfold the bat, he will fly through the wheels without ever hitting 8 spoke, Ino has been able to do that for cen- turies, Of course, lie is a dumb animal. We don't want to think that everything in this world has been created by us, and that we are Blasters of nature. —Charles F. Kettering. TRAINED CANADIANS Canadian Commander -in -Chief in the Pacific is Maj. -Gen. G. R. Pearkes, whose troors expel i- enced their first ot'fensive action in the bloodless oczupattion of Kiska. -MAKE. Ii 4.E "SHAKEY" I; FIND, DR.MILES. NERVINE HELPS TO RELIEVE NERVOUS TENSION AND CALM •OITTERY FEELINGS'. There's plenty these days to nlat!.e. people nervous. And ovcrtwad nerves can turn uighls and days into misery! If you staler in t!na waay, try the scanning, quieting sheet of 1)r. Miles Nervine which contains well-known nerve sedatives. Nervine according to directions Icr help in eeneral nervousness, s!etp- Iesstn'ss. hysterical conditions, ncr- vnus fears; also to help Itcadatrl;e and irritability clue to nervousness. In the meantime, cart more Itattur::l food . , , ton your vitamins and ta1.0 sufficient rest. Effervescing Nervily Tablets are 330 and Nervine Liquid:: 5r and 11.(1(1. MA(DONALS 97//ak CHIEFS AT FRONT !light at lilt' 1'1'01:1 in Nets Guinea Su'0 the Australian and American commander; Gen. Sir 'Phomas Manley. 101'), ar.d Gen. 1)o,lgla., .11:tc:\rlhnr. Illarr.0 di- rected the :\Ili' l amphibious landing near I.ai, while JlacAr- lhur personally t\ itne::.ed the U.S. paratroopatr,u'I near that .lap lase, OTTAWA REPORTS That Canada Closed the Last Crop Year With a Carry -Over of 601,500,000 Bushels of What (Canada's pile) i10 Wheal sorplu:, 011'0 a bewilderilt.: and nlnlust embarrassing tactor in d0111e';IiC affairs, stands as one of the world's greatest 0)0d assets, when war -101'11 humanity finally settle; down 10 (41110 stricken nations from starvation. Uesp110 the increased 11-e of wheat) for other than Mana) con. sumption during' the past year or more. ('anada close)) the 191.' crop year with a 1'00111 ':u'ryoy.•r of 001,700,00o hushels of wheat, Doninh n authorities hay' Just reported. This ca. y•over was apprux!- malcly ' 177,0011,000 luahcls greater than the surplus remaining at the end of .1uly, 10.12. anti 121,0(S),0.10 bushels more than the previous record carry -oyer 011 July 11. 1911. A feature of the ID I1 situation, according to official report at the capitol, was the large supply of wheat ;till in farmers' hands at the end of the crop year. \Lor'. than 197,000,000 lushels--almost one third of 111,' total carry-over ---ryas held (01 the fare'.;, • The us' of wheat for animal feed was one of the outstanding developments of the past year, and promises to Flynn( promin- ently in the present crop year. I'Se of (vheat by Iistl11i,rl0,, to make Industrial alcohol has also con- sumed a large propnrlon of wheat In the Canadian domestic market. 1)uring the past crop year the people of Canada consumed only about one --half as 1(11011 Wheat. i(4 went into aninml feud and (11001101 production, )lore than 0511,000,000 bushels of wheat aro likely to he used h1 the United States, Canada, and Argentina during the next 12 months Mr the feeding of live- stock, the production of industrial alcohol or for heating of hones and buildings, v a K This Is more wheat. than was moved in international trade in most of the years between 1929-2n and the outhreals of the present war. Shipments of Canadian wheat flour exported during the first nine months of the crop year 19.12.93 totalled approximately 137,000,000 bushels compared with 1'69,000,000 in the corresponding period the previous year. 1Nour shipments is terms of wheat were 6,000,000 bushels larger than in 50111e period of the 1911-1"2 crop year. Wheat Krain exports were 37,5500,000 bushels small','. American farmers produced more than foto' million acres of flaxseed in 1912. U. S. GOVERNMENT • NATIONM .DE*FNE SURVEY. * Whether you are a mild, me. * dium or severe case..,whether * you use a hearing aid or not * ... important discoveries make * * possible the greatest help ever * * offered to the hard of hearing.* * ACOUSTICON INSTITUI'I'i * sso I:: sheet - '1'.'1',,;, * f want acohyofthe !TEE Roam the U.S. * Gorernrent Naiionaf Dea/nets Surrey. *Name ... * * Street * *City ................................._ . ... THE WAR • WEEK — Commentary on Current Events The Bulk Of The Italian Navy Now Safely Anchored At Malta Varying in Retails, but with an inexorable logic that was he- yund the calculations of the dic- tators, the present war i; being fought to its predestined cnnclu- fII111 111 51(1 almost uncanny par- allelism to the course Of events i11 the last. wear, 'l'llis is again ('Ill- plhasized by the dramatic surren- der of the Italian \a.'y, the hulk of which is nos,: safely in Allied hands, Thirty-two Italian war- ships, including four battleships, six cru!sars, eight destroyer, and fourteen suhnl:Lrlue;, al')' now anchored at Malta. in fitting homage to that indomitable is- land. More tsar y" -'l.; are expect- ed i1' they can escape the Ger. Haul clutches. The Germans, hay - in.* seized the northern ports of Italy, slay have succeeded in capturing sank of Italy's fifty to sixty submarines, as they have probably seized a panel of Italy's merchant fleet. Hut it may be doubted whether they will he able to slake much use of them. The Italian Navy, in any case. i; either "91'050(0 or accounted for," especially all of its remain- ing battleships, and presumably all of its remaining cruisers..lnd, according' ' to Allied spokesmen, they are first-class and ready for immediate action, %viol h %yill he greatly facilitated by the Allied seizure of the naval base of Ta- ranto, which presumably is stock- ed with all necessary natal sup- plies. Scapa Flow Inevitably, thoughts go back to Scapa Flow, where at once proud Gernuul Navy surrendered after the last war. Once again it has been sh uw'n that an inferior navy is little More than an expensive luxury, and in a prolonged war even a danger point, Fot', as in the ('ase of imperial Germany, •the disintegration of the Italian fighting' spirit, also began in the navy, which, even more than the Italian land and air forces, was reluctant to face the overwhelm- ing odds of Allied superiority. The only service it could render to the Axis cause was to immob- ilize a large part of the British fleet in the ,Mediterranean, But it could not and did not stop either the Allied invasion of North Africr. or the invasion of the Italian homeland. And this re- fusal to face suicidal odds was one of the satin causes of the Italian collapse. But. the surrender of the Ital- ian Navy is both more and less than Scapa Flow. It is less be- cause Germany, the main enemy, still continues the fight, and has even succeeded in seizing the (11a- .lor portion of Italy, from which it will take time 'and trouble to dislodge her. But it i. also more. because both General Eisenhower and Admiral Cunningham have al- ready made it clear that the Ital- ian Navy will become part of the Allied naval forces, to he used against both Germany and Japan. Mediterranean Highway Surrender of the Italian fleet has finally cleared the Mediter- ranean of even 't potential men- ace. It has thereby opened up an unimpeded highway for even greater attacks against -the re- muinitlg Axis partners. Erol)) now on, Allied convoys can move .freely through that 1 feline of inter -Allied communications for landing operations at any point along its shores on which the M - lied command nay decide. Front 110(1' 011, supplies to Russia, to In- dia and to China will find an easier and shorter route than the long way around the Cape of Good Hope. Finally, from now on, a large part of the British fleet can be transferred to the Indian Ocean or the Pacific, for operations against Japan in con- junction with the American forces. And though a prediction glade by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek in his opening speech to the Kuomintang executive com- mittee that Japan "would be de- feated in possibly six months, and certainly not much longer than one year," may }hove to be too optimistic, the Japanese mil- itary masters know what the 111t1 - !an slll'1'elldel' means to then), 111111 rage accordingly. Result of Armistice The surrender of the Italian fleet with all its consequences, in 0110 result Of the armistice ar- 111119,0d by General E!scnhower with the Italian K ing :uul Jliu•ahitl Iladnglio. .\1111, as General Eisen- hower said, the armistice is worth while even if it nets the Allies nothing. more than the fleet. Of course, it nets thein much more than that, It eliminate.; a nation of .10,0011,000 from the fight, to- gether with it, manpower, its resource,, and the 10111!ons of bayonets of which .11u.s'olini used to boast. --New York 'Times, They Were Just Nice Little Snakes :\ little girl entered a store in Midland. She (111(1ed something that looked sinister and ter'rify- ing to the woolen shopping in the store. They huddled in cor- ners and would have run past the little girl into the street if they had dared, Ilut they didn't dare to (1(0('0. And it wasn't u couple of guns that the kid car- ried. She had a pair of live garter snakes, width she held tightly ill her little fingers while they writhed and squirmed and tried to get away. and she didn't mean to scare all the ladies. She was just looking for her mother to show her the nice snakes she had caught. "No," said the store- keeper, "your slummy isn't here. Please go away." And since the merchant was polite. and said please, she went. SERVING THE UNITED NATIONS WITH WAR ALCOHOL (i )0.0'% THE RAIN OF DEATH IS DEADLIER BECAUSE OF 0) ) WAR ALCOHOL VOICE OF IHEE PRESS A WISE MOVE True, managements 01 11neee local theatres have announced hill they Intend to clear all children who 1110 not acenmpanied by their parents out of their 1)1.111 '1 ul nine n'cloch every nicht. lit 1011 0'0)'119 there I. going to be a strict enforcement Hr the curfew la \v. \Vo commend the theatre: for lhls action, for if the parent, of Ili;," (1111/11011 do not take ,ufl'illrut interest in their welfare to ser that they cure home, sottleoa,, 01.1, 11n14t. --• I'elerburon;'h I?e0ntiner. WHAT'S THE USE? With junior away in the air Corps, the family again 110..s the use of the car, However, as it turns out, junior has the gas. ll!Ityuukrc .1(0 ((1:41, ALSO CANADIANISN1 .1nn,ricaaisnl: harnnrs ..eolding workers for hindering the war et'. fort 0) get Inure money; the nation pleading for corn and beef while farmers hold for a better price. —Victoria 'I'iule.a ANGLING GARDENER She said her husband's garden wasn't m1011 of 11 success because every time he starts digging he finds worms and goes fishing. —St. 'Phomas Times -Journal. BARK TO BITE War Suerifi(is are passing from the hark to the bite stage a; the hot dog becomes a wan' casualty —Kitchener Record, NOTE TO BLOOD DONORS Army doctors talking to 11 news- paper correspondent in Sicily on the subject of blood plasma said: "Write lots about it; go clear By Galbraith COPR t)))oy NEA SERTICC, INC, T M RCC 0 S Off 6-7 "Iiy the gods, I didn't know the stores sold pants for boys until I had outgrown Inv lather's!" 0verbnurd for it; say that plasma is the outstanding medical discov- ery of this war." This will be of interest to 1110 public generally and to blood donors particularly. DOINGS AT THE SOO Vitae is no hay fever at Sault Ste. \)ir'i's according to 1'. W. Collins, Canadian Pacific Railway Industrial Commissioner. Now, it' we only could be sure we would not, be "et by a wolf," the 510 would sound like a healthy spot.—\Vindsor Star. ., joint statement issued by the Prices hoard and 'Transport, La• bot and Munitions Departments, last week said shortage of labor and t'ansioortation would result in no Christmas trees being cut this year. 11 .,— (`1 Here is a load of grief for Hitler ... 1000 pound packages of concentrated destruction, made with the help of War Alcohol, and powerful enough to flatten whole city blocks, Due to its "stabilizing" influence, alcohol is also e used in tremendous quantities in the making of smokeless powder and other war materials. It is """2:"\---a basis for ether, widely used in the manufacture `►� of high explosive. It keeps planes ice -free. It keeps trucks and tanks rolling in zero temper- atures. It is used in the production of synthetic rubber and plastics. It serves doctors, nurses and field dressing stations as a practical dis- infectant. Alcohol is now in Battle Dress 24 hours a day. All of our plants are producing it .: to 100% capacity .: ; for the duration. HIRAM WALKER & SONS LIMITED REG'LAR FELLERS—Come and Get It ( IT'S YOUR JOB TO FEED THE ARMY WHILE iT'S ON THE MARCH, 50 FIGGER IT OUT > URSELF! rel WELL, ONE WAY WE WORK IT 1$ TO HAVE A FIELD KITCHEN TRAVEL WITH US 1 THAT SAVES V6 FROM EM'IW NI BUM RESTAURANTS! (..SO THAT'S WHAT A FIELD KITCHEN LOOKS LIKE, EH? 014,60Y! HAVE i GOT A IDEA: By GENE BYRNES 1 MR.O'HOOLIHAH, •I HAVE A PROPOSITION FOR YA! u� rIR v„ art 1'A, r.' nA,• All :IA!'rt.rrue` Page 8, �(�[KKt[�[KWQt4KKt4Kt6K�KKKtR(Cl4tRKICtCKiRt�QKKIQKIRKKICt(l4tR�tCtSKr4tCtC14K�i Dresses and Blouses Ladies Crepe Dresses $2,95 to $6,00 Martha Washington Prints $1,98 to 1$2,49 Children's Print Dresses , ......... ,$1.00 to $'3,00 Misses' Print Victory Blouses $1,00 Misses' Chiffon Blouses (long sleeve Olive McGill $2.;)5 ��..-.�...— THE STANDARD mon --¢ Doherty Bros. GARAGE. JlisS JusephIn \\.0011(1)(.1% spent oyer ~1111tH#)' 1vith ht's' si;11'1', til Galt, '\Ifs. John ('r,lig, Sr., is visaing Irish friends in London and Inger,;u11, i Alr. null Alrs, Gurdon Elliott spent al uycr the 11t'I'I;•l'II11 With rel rives unt'll)h. ii 1 ii si)t'nl wife, A 1 BINDER TWINE ii Mr. ilial MN. .101111 \11'(1#1, Of Busiest, id i 131 spila Shill;ly ‘villi the loller'.4 par. _ _ • _. 13 , nt+, ,1. II, and Alr.s, Phillips, t. 01 1,=t EA)r)123111%Dt2,1111213Tr?al-4)3r3t�rai21?13tatat3t3rFt�r�(a1,`aNP)))(dt3t3(Diati.?/Z121mio'iartr)(i Mr. and Mrs. \VIIIi:tn1 Muck ),f 11111,• �t See my Large Display i Itngaon are spending their holidays :_: ,tt'ith \Ifs, A. 11. ('ulcllmgh. I I..\I', n, 11. Kels1'y (1r tilt.itra with I!•; Accetylene and Electric IVc!(hng A Specialty. Agents For International - Harvester Parts Supplies White Rose Gas and Oil Cal' Painting, and Repairing ♦ 4 . . . . ♦ . • . . } ♦ ♦ . rP...1,+O4..trtttt.♦rt.ttt:A44rttetttrJrrtJ....r i t♦} ..♦♦} t 4} t t t t t t♦ ♦ t Waterman's Sets For Style, Beauty, and Lasting Service. We have them in Sets at 85,0(1 (tax included). Also a full line of Eclipse Pens and Pencils, i\'i(l nal, or in Sets. Sets 81.75. Pencils 60c. Pens .81.15 (Guaranteed), ;Mechanical Pencils as low as 29c. BOXES FOR OVERSEAS SHIPP'N(; 1Oc 'PAPE hOR SEAI4ING BOXES, handy rolls 15c Flags, Union Jachs 5c, IOc, 15c, 25c Ink --- Waterman's, Skrip, 1loodys, Blue Bird. Writing. Papez' ---,Me, 15c, 20c, 25c Pads mucid Pads --- 200 sheets --- Splendid Value 29c Headquarters For School Supplies and Public School 'Text Books. le Best in Looe Leaf Note Books, Refills, Etc. The Standard Book Store Red Cross Ili:s Nora Kelly anal uu)thcf, Ain;. l('lly, are this week vislliu^, wish friends In Guelph and 'Toronto, JIr, and )1rs. Cecil ,I. Hyde, of Ito• it, spent 111.' wets( -roil will Air. and Sfew 1 Wednesday, Sept, 22, 1943, Y • 1 , • . 40 IIY:I , 1.11 •,YW !nseoticides and Sprays We list below some of.' the Sprays aiul 1nsecti- ci(les neede(i now to combat the insects, flies, Etc, parley's Shoo -Fly Cattle Spray per gal. $1..00 Sapho for i\loths bottle, 35c Fly -O -Gide, for 11ousch(►l(I Plies, 8 oz. 2(k., 16 oz. 35c Larvex, for Moths per bottle 85c Paris tureen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,half Ib. 29e, 1 Ib. 50c Arsenate of Lead 1 lit. 20c, 5 lbs. 90c Wood's Moth Blocks 1Oe and 25c Ilavok Moth Crystals 1 lb. •19c unwor� � R. D. RHJLP,Phm. Wallpaper DRUGS, SUNUR! :S, WALLI'AI'ER-PHONE ?h. lie:1,11ify your halite for the (lura•:: furnish . t•�'ty I ! tyV. • rnp:l4V.I•• a1, l 1'.I ISI , nmTT. z.n o 'a r� ,, .X r-• rAi ♦,� t ll,ll. No 111111' I' I'll ('1114111111-'•� III )•11111' _ } � � e'i Gi+. w .. w �.'•., � L C'i C',•' 4'11 �,+�:qFy!•, ,,t('l�h�IC� �,,,ty,'P,�f:i �,lG�ti•„t+i'(rti}� •.al-�tQV(t(I r� pause e1111a1 the value of \\';l1Milltart.,<. ro For Library or Living Room Trooper and A11,:. Ilarnl(' huslrl', ,,I'ap• 1,s u1�,irlicil S•nnwortIiy are-: especially trt".tl;'d to resist falling. ;4 spent the week ti,d \V►111 frieuil iu :4.; tI •M.1y 1 snggi>i a complete cilauge't =nf .,reds ry for the home 1nrough:I: iI ::lite medium of Itle;t.,ing \\':Illp;t►)ers.ttr it ■p 1 p/ � t��` [`.t. ; hp :EI)]'IIII (,I{EI6II'I'ON'S.t}; 1 :1: 1)ecorator's Sltopp^. :=. I lt #;Located Opposite Kernick's Grocery•=. f; yPHONE 15S, BLYTH, 't' �' 1.1 0.4 4,1. t....4 1,•4 44 0:..t.4..}.♦r}:+: r .:} 4:94.:♦1,:1 1,;r .r+0:I ...I r♦r .t.:1 :J itti Mr. and Mrs. \\'nt, Grainger of \\'II- uwdule, spent. las( week iyilli )1r, and 5. (', 5itnilel'l'11l'li. JIr. and ,\Ifs. Alae Shaw and family of Bross'. 6; spent 1;:nulty with )1 r. old .\trs. Harold \ u(Idcn, 'Mrs, Charles (ices; : was a guest on Aluint my of Rev, 11, A. and Atrt. Irouk, at 1►: ils•all. 1'te. Harold 1\'iglittn;tit, of Hamilton visited his mother, Mr+. R. ll'ighluaut 0V1,'1. the weekend. A1r. James 1\'ilson, Gladys and Don- na flaw, spent Sunday with M1', and .\lli. ,itltllt.; ("'i't'i'ar, Shah espo'le, Corporal Sam '(hurls of Shelburne, N,S„ is ;pending it two \reeks' fur-' lough at his Route ht re. IMr. brand( Elliott and Mrs, Lloyd \\'tt1laufer, of 'Toronto, 1-prut ower Sunday with their par,. n15, J. 11, it. and Airs. I:iliat1 Trooper and )1rs. nought% Stewart. spent the \veelc•oud with the forint.'~ (vale abo,u'(I and the sweepers (bl mesh:., sirs, Jean Stewart, of Soul • off before daylight. ford. They slip out through the mouth 1 ii G1 ul' 11a1►1'ax harbour, gather spe:il 111.1 I;1,, Roy and Airs, Slackhous.' and 1111411 halt;) Neverttll Iltioy as the silts r'•,,,,r• „t' 12:. n sY ,•i _11,,,1 sacs ,1,n„'; re,llIt'l behind it I,rilltcnt I:ank of 1'1(111(1.;, :\t the " Icchu'u(l dangerous” arca SEI)TE1'IBER 25'1'1-I 'the ships .;low to put the sweeps',var, A11r, and lir;, \V, 11. Lyon of Thorn - ,..1 crane lilts the float, which Mollis dale visitcrl with the Ialler's sister. IN .vii Li'IORIi11. (TALL,#lira ,'weep wire from Palling to thr, Airs, 1). bloody for ii few days last 'bottom of the ;ca, and drop; it over wveek. SATURDAY NIGHT Stackhouse, Canadian Navy Does Tillie the side. It look, 1,ke a tlom:sUcuteil JOI) Clearing ''Tines From ;kit bull huuon'e(' ;hurl;, wall 'Its 'Ali% uuld sirs, 1\'flll;nu flow and 1I(;'Uth Of Halifax Harbour nnuhlr I';ag I'lupping on its apps,, d;uughlrr, Violet, allcudcJ Alr, Vo t+ en's BAKERY, WHEN IN NEED OF BREAD, BUNS, PIES, HOME -MA DE CAKE OR COOKIES. REMEMBER "THE 1-I0i1'IE BAKERY" H. T. VU1)DEN. /I s BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY. Soy l3ean, Whole Wheat and White Bread. Also Buns, Bread, Pies, Cakes and side. sister's funeral at New Ilnutb,u'g on i Specialty. s,,,,,1 ul that stun', cuupl0d wish short• ;ucll as was the e:;pr'ri(hr'r' ('.visa:, fused nit l.anuea , ea<tc+u 4ea.null ol'(.:tri. II is like at Ili CO Of 1'ene•i `-----_ _- — -- age, of seed, lal,on' and Iransporla la 'I swing - ;oil the ltuy.11 C'anatiiatt Navy, whose Ilan blind, t'roren Irl i1 l:) di»i't'o on• Mr. Ivan Hilburn has fetnr'nld honk . to coniilll`Ille his sda(lics al school, ;11'• ) lton, Ihey either decided not to go la s,I;i,s .�n'e►,t away without lass of life g10, 111111 its purpose is to exert a down PERSONAL lliv:1L INTE)ItIt�ST i R.I. ;ponding the sttlllili'r \a(111'W' 'u the extra expense or Jul urt;le(led lir cui.Ir °II shipping the I'irsl Iniac.: ward anti unl\\;u'd pre,<nru un Ili'' Air. •‘""1 1111 1<"111c4 is 11111'1'0\1"g to do ria. laid off our shutes. swell #wire• the en;pluyc, of the L.N,II„ at 5tral- 111 her allc110.1 to ringILllifax par• i 'I'h0u the men go to the brakes on furl. We offer Furniture that combines comfort, beauty .,enduring quality, It is furniture f't for the -finest home, vet orice(1 so Inoderilely that no home need he n'ithollt it. Al call \1'i11 conviRcc you o if the many excellent values we are offering, l*•. •, t . hell 11, •t' :1,.;a a;' Ilolnc l'%:rnisher -- Phones 7 and 8 - Funeral Director. �."�.rel?»3i?.�`)�t�r.�l�'i�i�l��;::3.0,��;?r<^ia'�✓��aauth?t2i2r31212;71212#}�;2;ei�v?r?iet3r.i��7rlo : i2t2t2taia anis \viii in('lad&' cuvcra;tu of lire 1'ruyincc, Tile aldi \gill lac 1111'11011 by the, ell• I retial I'Itlg rot, t,;,ll•l; leg, leas' roll and nioslite, lo such ru=es the yield-; and locallyfinality are (;featly reunoed ;unl Ilio ennliuu;'a use of such SI• ',I ~lark wont(' be it most unplc,0; 1 i' potato ir'actice. (111 the other hand, certain grow. 1'1,4, particularly in arra: adapted to pastil:, ;;1,o\\ lt,,,, have Iiiya _twee sp tato throwers UI'ge(1 '1'o Secure Seed Now Many f:trmr'rs in Uut;aria will 1,0• rill' attention to prod ,eti :n of urea +iir, a chauite of seed puI llou; 1'ur pntutot's tits; year, aur„ as a Naming h1 Ila' sprint; ul IMI it best i a limited quantity of Miall quality sce,l is it) ailal:le, .\liuu:,l r'tery �e:tl• Much g;tars duality seed i; sail din'lul; Cie fall month as ordinary Wide sur;c. This prat•IIr•,e i.; nn;:ii (lite to Niel( of slnl'ae,e spars' by 4e.'d gl'u'+. 1,r 4nlls 1111% 10 hr' uh(aiuei! Trans next } au•'s I;.)Ihln trop, says 1). 1?, Goodin, of the ('1,)1' ;, SON'S and \\'reds lirhnch til' the 1 -ntario llepirlmeui of Agriculture, 1 al -;In'lug, Wooly po- w() Brun' , 8 fully #mended In (1'•lutli 1'1'+' 'Thea, Eller un, rinrina the 5111'11:4 hour with .,n arc 1,1' mune, Germany the huge drunaa. and platy out cable hu.; brought tin; \1,:u• to 0111' very dour• iii^hl I I y( Ins Archer.lit' \I uu'he� step, far the submarine that laid 111" high t,.% pl. dr charge's was within iiglt of Canadian '-ail \viten she dill so. In fact, she mast hive taken hes' bearings from our `:udlu:tr ,s, a dan- gcrott; blit 14y no means , tnlpos, •;io' operation, both (112 1111•311Y and England 1010e been doing it to each other 51110e war ht'ga 11, .\ 11 Canada can bre proud of tit cuclilediull ships nt hrr nitvy's mine• sweeping fleet who discharged their duty to i:0c1) the sea Ihn-s free. by, sweep:11g a tial:' channel for ship4 they plow lip and plow clown, and Mrs. Frank' Kershaw- id (iudefic'll, Premier 1)1'ew '1'0 Speakwithin 111' (lay; wild kept dull chant• move with exacting care io the titer•,\isited on Tue.:dity 11)4111 vvitli Al'. Friday 01111 :0' It from IIIc otealt chalet ships may move ilia safe chilli- and :Mrs, J. A. Cow'alt, t F ri(1i1 ' Night, Se»)t. 2`1111 a I:Ir deadly high explosive the lllut h:l,l ,;awn to sial; our convoys. the app;'a;'anco of bis glare by appI ing a c,,y('rinl; ul' rr;l 4htnglely•:• I'hcvelure, 11a111 \' potato fie!;#; 1111~ ;re (mmol to Itt 1111.0(#0(' \Villi dlsehstw us 1'nrau'tan wilt, ba )ear utter cable of hardeucd 61e01 wire,' Allss ,IV:111 Pahl), Of 'I'i(•swaler, vis• well ter, England. 11111 (il,trd to tut the mooring of to ul 110'w station"' '11 ilea whit Airs, It, Al. )IcE:iy, and .111•;s c}rn'ed mine as It .;tsps along. rata Port '11bert, \vita a i�llur OR hrlday . ...... ......:,, the ship lard St Iurdhy al the panne of )liss I )fathers speed lha float hark• Alafgaurt 1ilt'ons, r r #nave; far out Io the side, indica'' Alis. Ihn'(: n ('ooh, Ali to ;i•'1 ,luhn "Il is ,incl like, plowing'', It rulingvisited til(1r :mewled the reception at Brown- : daughter. Alice, of• (.leu:•lie. town on 'I'nl'sda)' night rut. lir. ;uiJ 1explains. "1 was born hull brought with Mrs.Joll Ilcft'ron 10:1 other Mrs. Not Wan (lowing, I'nrmt.rly Miss1 1111 011 a farm• Vali sweep a field', 3111 friend -4 Isere last hrid:ty. I''rieulli 1I'lr.n 'I'urVe}, sister a Alrs, \'uddcn 111rnw up, lura nruund and plow Butyn. \Vere very glad to sec her. and Air.:, Coni;, who \RS m;u•rlcd 1,111j 1 Airs, 11::'old \'oudca and 5011. Braes; nig the i'itannel we are sweeping' 1 A11,s. (Iter.) It, M. \\','eke; trod , , I i ,gain, The ulster ships are i1 couple of extra teams, and 11lu their speed from you.'' Mr. mid Airs. ,luck Kershaw of ,t, Sept 041111101' 111II, Louis, )11snes 1?Ilythc and Aliu'lorit'' 'Phil is tit;,lob 0t the sweeper.; ••• Murt'ish, of 'Toronto, ;tart Mr, anti l i For these reasons, in order to 5n1'e of supplies, p'',Isper•liye pm'cha ;• I.t's wuidd be \yell advised lo ,'unlit '1 t;roweri :11111 ;u'r;inti' fur (heir SeeI ► Ilil•e1111'llf; ll 11 l`ill+; ('le tli'xi fl'\w weil:s. API ,i..u.,•-,•.tlu,nL,I,�u., r .1.11, 4.. L..J 4...1•m 1 ,,. �h I 1, 1 I•.,, i.1, 1.1..1 HUR:N GRILL BLYTII --- ONTARIO. EXCELLENT 1''00D. GOOD SERVICE. Meals at All Hours. .BANK GONG Proprietor eta ;;weeps %y111 not fool, so #hell' ; sl eels win tally. She can he I:fu'Id beean'1, of thr'E,'t 1,y Haul is \wearing hi,' ('an:i'Ii t l . nt n From almost every et his "Aloe \t est" • a ; the sh!ps (-iiIiIitiilllity of ('allarla, who in )k part move iltu 1102 IIii1'11tel''. Awl tt5 th•'y in 110,1i Ju r, ul'firrrs and ratings typo move into the firs(; the 111111 140, :;1111 ln.w kunw ilio ;ic1(ly emptiness of a 11 111 ,loch' iS uu, to brcakfasl - . inan's ,-t nnarh as the ship's bull Rills 0 weather c}e' on the ne;n'e,it rings like a :gong front the .ledge- hut, h and an ear cocliell for a 1'111101 - hammer wallop et' a thine touched ulf il:g. grumbling, insistent, powerful 111 arhy, who r„nu'nl".m• Go, tingling anise such a.; priced• s the thunder - of broisl'd 1' i afterwards. clap in the ,11iy of the tremor of as 11 was men 1,kt' rill.+e win s:IW five e,0111lnal(° the n01'0 #hill gives 1111111'5 '! )ctn • 11►, one nlornll.g IT I':)1,:' first warning of the 81211 giant \vitatl 111'01'' . 40iho (''ran„ fl 111) 011'x50; will traps thl,usand4 of sun,; 01 Wats. el' b;ur1 . or \\ Inouye:. 1'.'pp, ltd to he They eat their eggs unit bacon moo i l'I'111111e1' to n1,1;#' 1.1•#0'• hila\Vtlig ;t �•, ;Messrs. Harold \redden, John ('ow• + • "�'-"""'�t��-- - Cabinet meeting held today, amnioti - 1.. I.,1.1 ,.L4.,a 4o a'. .,I'll i #,:tar, v1,. t�:":i4f,�rv.'y'fw•Tu'4 i'tirfotyt; q! Y+y:yr .. rvr rlsrn,o,n.r✓n.n srt�.vrn n, r -j O1 �TNretC'fFc}„ylt,'1�:3 tit, siert dray, Gordan Elliott, R. '6t, i , , ' ed :hili he \1'1)11111 gi\"t! all il'('(llnl Ile' ( •i�..'(i`'�.y'•l..(',.:vao,t. ,*a,,:r•,r-,q„'�f.'-i, 1,•at,' qct es r%; toltitison and Lorne \\ eh h, represent. esent. 19 the Steward: hip of his Guvernnl-lit ,'d the 1113111 hawser; h1 a noul'it's llhe people of Ontario in a radio all- 9P I o.,l nanlc nt in -\1 nlgh+un un M"111111)dress on hrit:y night, Seplentber ) I. night, tv1it'n a largo crowd nl botylers' The premier,i'premier,rebase Ilq\•.•rumeul has i2 from the surrounding district' euJoyetl :hum n 111 tie ()ver fuer w1': le :, has ere- 4 it pleasant cVening' ill tll •a •prlce('t'nl and ;1 great deal of gt nI 1Ii vi'st 'I'hank4glving Si .Vices willunpile inlcrest by' the irlutu11nccm nt p 1 e 1111(1 in Trinity Church, Myth. on 01 it`s radio address. p Sunday, October :;rd. At 11 a.m. IIn'r" ; Ih•nullii action Iris 1 ecu Iii!•:en it by will he I loly Communion and Sermon, the Government to implement the i, w1:11 Ilse Rector ofticlalin i , and itt twenty-two point lll'0;tl••lplllte ;immune -nn to Ihr eweuin, at :.all, lilt.I.Icul., the, ^' NI I,y ler( niter I -row dtc•tng the ( T.. li enukill, wheat all r\pluJ''11, mho-. chalautly, cuneealing thu tension ails R°y, T. II . I']nyd. ('hnpl;I hl 1,,l' 1110 It. Minn 1111111111,P !I. II Is all/ ici►;111 [hal �P A.1'. School, ('Marlin, 44111 "111(.1"1 1-‘• the addre 4 will deal witil mailer:; vi- tally offer ling the affairs of Ili.' Pros !,i 411100. No time lea.; been lost iy the is forte or the blow ... who fixed holler I i'remier and his (rapines in getting to °i MISSION BAN I) SUPPER1' r' 11,41;s and wet.- .tarred Pros) sleep in work, fit(' (uufer°nre of (oar Inns is their bunks duringtheir off Ivatc•hes, JIr, 11111 AIN. A. '1'ayior and 'Alt's. S. (11 AI f:u'm I1'; let's 11°111 In 'Parnate Iv: ' i 'file Jlis;;ion baud of Loving Scr- Thcir job i4 ars toi,f�h ;Is it wa': ex- ('hcllett ..peal the wcth•eud with 1111 Vice will hold a Sale of \\'ark and a '''1'ks parr. 1Ie lire,' 11nvtrnnit'ul t'''''i to citing anti dangerous. Ti,,, day he- fornter's daughter and son-ln•la 0, Itt''. i Supper. iu the 1+tscnn'nt of the nil- office d,'numatralerl that the Provitce r gifts at -I a.m., and as the men pf:pau•e viol Airs. ICetut011 Ali1chell, of Gooll• lea church, on Saturday, Sept. '' it., , is gutn,g to :1'1 ilnnitliatt action, far (4011 the repah' (Ind maintenance anti, Mich, on Heir return Ihey were from J o'clock until seven. Minis- I Tht' hdtire::s will 1,0 carried ever ii clews who have been worsting nil accompanied by Allss Ethel 'I'(ylur!slon ?:,c. Children under 12 years the Ontario Regional Network of the t•: night go ashore, The day's orders who had spent a week's holiday #stere. I i.;,1'. G•1. Canadian liroadcaytiug Corporation, 1,1 p t,)t71?I1atePai a?Ilt,ya31vr2i2'rnabllA)a?iA2r?t?a?a?a21?a /2121/1?1 24o11):?1212i 1at2t2r;>4411t3i whacked the ship'; bottom • - . who the readiness in the \vatting that Is and preach. n Itched Ihr: blades on ;111 electric fan known to fr(,ut•iiuc Ittl11 only, who 1,l tulle up and rattle arnnnd from the understand. STU RT 11 BIN Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery. Cheese, hall' lb. pkg.., Loaf and Old Cheese. Black and Mixed Tea. Jam, Marmalade, and Coln Syrup. Beets aid Carrots, in Glass Containers. Oxo Cubes and Oxo Fluid. Fruit Kepe and Paula Sugar Sal). Soups: Asparagus, Celery and Ox Tail. Vegetable, Tomato, Chicken - Rice, Chicken Noodle 19c, 25c. Custard 1%laker, 1 pts. 1 Oc each 5e pkg., 6 for 25c. ' Spices, ground incl whole Charm Ca:;t.ilc' Soap 5e, 6 for 25c CERTO AND CERTO CRYSTALS. ti fd to )