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VOLUME 19 - NO, 30,
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LARGE CROWD ATTEND
CONCERT ANI) DANCE
Total Gross Proceeds Amount To
MYTH STAND
BLYTH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, MARC!! 8, 194.1.
Trinity Church Ladies CORPORAL FRED OBITUARY
Honour Mrs, Bray FAWCETT SAW THE Mrs, F. Dixon Stalker
I'11e 11(114., of 'Trinity Atgli:un
('(lurch met a( the home of Mrs,
BLITZ OF LONDON 1'I,,, (101111 OC(Urr4d in ('011111„
$igt},54 With ProbablyMore To Be A gathering representing the local Hospital on Saturday, Mareh •itlt, of
1 tcwart tlunwa'd on hriday ev,uing
Turned In, As Season's Largest t0 11::.u1' Mrs, V. M. liras, n mels. welcoming committe, and alter town A1rs, 1', Dixon Stalker, life-long resi-
Crowd Attend Concert and Dance,citizens were on hand to sleet the dent of this district. Airs. Stalker
111 r of the Church, who left this week
to tnaI ' her hone, in 1Citcltener.
\\'lien the gathering had assembled
Mrs, 1', II. Streeter real( an address,
The crowd which greeted the Clinton
Radio School Band and Orchestra at
tite I1eanorial Ball on Friday night,
surpassed even the fondest dreams of
the \tilla.ge Connell Rink Committee,
and ail others who were closely con -
110011 1ra1(1 on Fridaty, forming a we1•:was in her 79th yea r, and passed
coming committee for Corporal Dred Ion following an Ilius n11ich bad
Pa We ell, who recently arrived haute 'confined 1101• to bed for the pint your
from Overseas, and w'ho was n0con• ,months,
and sirs, It J Powell presented the
palled from Toronto by his wife. Bort in lorris\Township, the late
guest of honour With n lovely coffee
table, Fred has been away 31,_ years, going 'Airs, Stalker Was a daughter of Thu-
Alrs, liras, its a( few well-chosen iOverseas in June 19.10, so he sees quite 111105 Laidlawand .\latgarst Armour.
Heeled with the ever log's ent(rtaiu• words, thanked 1101 c ;,> emblcd Jona few changes in the old town in that Following lot' marriage to Mr. Stalks"
stent, (heir kindness, period of Imre, lithe couple resided 10 East1Wawauo=h
Up to the present ;a total c:t' fil•tla.,•,1 The Itis:ess, assisted by Bliss AliceCorporal Fawcett enlisted at Toren-1Township until they move(( to tilytlt
has been accounted for, 141(1 as ticketsRogerson and sirs, 1l, J. Powell,, Ito in ,181(014~, 1910, with the 1st Can- seven 14att ago.
woroot 5111'111 thIIYE•r:1::: points it may served a dainty lunch. 'adieu Signal Corps. Ile trained at!n'Attll stahlo'r passed
he possible that more returns are still Following is ecopy of lite tul'lres.;: ' \'iuly ilau'racks, and went (h•erseas in , g I coming .\111'11.
to be ttec�'undetl for. On the evening ' 1te:u''Ai's. 'IND': A umnlber of you,. •lune', 19 10, Surviving are two r18ug1111't 111,1
the net proceeds sh::ttid be in excess of ((rieets in 'Trinit). Church, Myth, Inav Fled is the first local boy to return cine sou, 511::, Will' Nesbit 1(11811') ;
fng learned of your inupendin , dePar- , home, wire had a ria ,•side seat al the of '1'040010: Alt's, Peter Ih w 1( (1(111 t
$100,00, 1111(1 it will be interesting to h 1 � b-' of Blyth, w•ho had been With her
taxpayers to know that the rink cont- tune trent our e(mtinanity, wish to � Lan(lo» Blitz o►' 19x40. Ile had many 11'11'4 the c4 r4'm uy the 1,41(111 t'1: 3
express our regret. During the mother through her lime -a, and whose
mitt.ee. financed the slanting rink I years exciting experiences, and Wets station- ,1101040(1 to (ludenieh to the home o,
husband is Overseas; and James, also
without any enc:u1' drain on the town
or your re:, 1(10004 here, ;old that of ,ed close enough to Loudon to be able ; the h'ide's feint 01141 uncle. \Ir. ;nt I
I at 1101110, Two 5l I(tr5 also 5111.111'01
finances. In Cast. the venture (vas your nut 11811(1 and family, you have. to get a first-hand view of the disaster Mrs. C'. .\ iso .1.1 • •t, :1ng!e:eal titreel,
.\115, \\'111, '1'oltgh, and 'AB, s •1111110
more than self-sus'ttining, it +iew of masse Inas). friends, \We hitve Ibund wrought by these raids, where they were joined by the groom':
Yon willing to I Laidlaw, of Clinton; a brother, 1\11 -
proceeds from Iia convert and (11110., l; help I'or+vard any good 1(c (vent through the ex,pofetce 10 of mother and father leas the serving of
]lam 'Aldine', ,
.c;11ts''• being machine-gunned by Nast raiders I •spredeceased her. Also the' wetdttg d1)11101%
I \V1' wish to extend You and yours y nt•viviug are three grand -children, and It his own words "don't. let an Robert, Hilda and Frances Nesbitt, Later 1114 happy couple' left 011 a
body tell you that's a lot of fun," I The late Airs, Stalker Wats a 11141)1 ,wedding tour of South \\'esters 1)11
ben of the United C'hurc'h, and a faith- tario, the bride donning at tilos,. eresn
-fol attendant until falling health in- ,crepe dress, beige camel woof (o1)•
and matching accessories.
tetvcued, She Way 0 devoted (1(011)01', (111 tier return Air,:utd Ass Rebel.and faithful friend,
on 11,04 y4(11's
Subscription Rates $1,50 in Advance; 52.00 to U.S.A.
WEDDINGS
Robinson - Lockhart
The 'r!uity Chur(h 1lo('-.W1);
'v w8
the 504'111T' of alt intert'stln:; w•edciiug
Saturday 111 411101;, .\lasso •ith, Mien
Aiary Ellen Lockhart, elder daughter
of the 1;11e elr. and Mrs el
11, J . Lockhart. Blyth, \•as united 3n
marriage to Edwin Stuart I(tI ill•''n
younger sett of sur. and .lir-. 11.
I!. ltobiti .n. Iilylh,
'Ch1' bride 1011,111 riltu•mline in :
st'4'ct•1,'t:..: h 4114eS 111' ee\%(t '1 ' lu.
crepe 0 )1It Mac's awes' .seri' :1:141
5004'4' a (nl'1agt' ul 'I'a1li:wa n I'„,4..
The 111'1(11' Was a!:1 a ;ed by 111 r t.
Edith 1.4)(Ic11urt. 5144 W re a ilea\euly
blue Wool crepe dr1-s with w t: hes
aecessoties tale c 1,1)"-801' of Iii)..
1 1l'g11Ha (811111 utl.
The 1;4110111'~ 81(4•011;104 was \\' (4 1,
Erne t Rubin -un. 11('.11' a'euueli:l.
Besides paying back a debt (,f $Ill ere
Which had been borrowed from the
town, the Itink Committee Have been
able to crake a suLotantial contribu-
tion to the Red Cross Society to tate
amount of $50,00, This amount was
the profit over and above expenses and
debt Inctu•re(i at (he rink, 01141 at 1110
Concert and Dance, The stink Com-
mittee, composed of Councillors itaiu-
ton and \redden, are to be highly com-
mended.,
As to the evening's entertainment Entertains At Bridge
we believe that anyone who was there
will hear us out, in saying tl'at it
really was the event of the se115011.
Flight -Lieutenant Young 11101 itis hogs
Proved themselves outstanding artists,
There were over twenty nlemb2r5 111
the Rand, and although their part of
the Concert was short, It really w' is a
treat, The personnel of the Band
was largely American boys, who are In
training at the Clutton Alr School, but
in introducing 111000, blight-1.1001euttut
Young said ho hoped, through time, to
bring rho ntu0uber of (a11adtltn boys lip
at least to the strength of our Ameri-
can friends, Due to diffi:tlties bs-
yond their control they were delayed
in getting away from the Camp, and
thus lhctr part of the concert was
brief, mach too brief fe.r the crowd
114)0 very hest w'Ishes lot• ilio 111111re.
\1'l' nut only wish 10 extend these
w'ishca in words, but in a tangible
' way also, so we ash y'oa to accept
(hie gilt,
Sincerely yours,
Friends of 'Trinity Church,"
Myth, Ontario,
(
011 'I'bursdey evening Airs, It, J.
Powell and MIS, J. (1, \1'atson were
joint lies -tosses at the farmer's home.
The evening was in the form of a
hridge tarty, and six tables were
in play,
Daffodils and Snapdragon formed a
lovely setting for the event, 011d Miss 1
Mary Milne was high scorer of the
evening in bridge,history as the turning point in the
13,nriug the evening the: hostesses !war, when the R.A.F. turned back
presented \1.44, \', M, Bray, the guest 1 Gooring's LufftwaCfe, as they made
of honour, with a lovely cup and their bids to bomb iatglaud into stili -
14)1001' (118610n, That was the tla.y the ]loyal
A 111051 enjoyable evening was Ah' Force brought down 181 German
brought to a close with the serving planes, It was 11 great thrill to see
German airmen bailing out of their
doomed ai'craf't, 1le saw a Get'mal
airman receive a blood trallsd't,t011 of
Jewish blood, with the accompanying
remarks from the attendants, "Go
i3arracks accommodation In those
early days were not the hest, and for
that reason they were stationed in a
large barn, (luring one of the raids a
bout) came down through the roof orf
the barn, but failed to explode. That
night Corporal Fawcett slept beside
that bomb, as did many ot.11er soldiers,
believing 1t ta be a "dud", 'Flu} next
(lay, 23 how's later, to be exact, it ex-
ploded, blowing tiro barn to pieces.
it was not discovered unlit then that
It was a time bomb, Another bomb
w111011 fell outside the born, never did
)'o off, and finally was (lug out and
tlraW11 away.
Pr'ed was present on that glorious
day, that will probably go down in
of dainty refreshments,
School Chums IIonour
Iof led B1 .
, d}
. ,
assembled, On Saturday evening Anne ,Jeanette back and Tell [litter that you have
In lauding the efforts of this out
Watson and Mary Kyle entertained (t li some Jewish blood in you." The Nazi
standing group of musicians, we 1)11151 few girl friends al the home of sur. /ait'man was decided]) angry,
not forget 0)14 olt'tt local talent, whu nt.l sirs, \V, N. \\'alson in honour
Ile 8050 a bolltl)01' hit and blow up
80 kindly, and ably, provitlecl the first of Lorna iI'ay, who lett, wllh her in mid-air. During that period the
part of the Concert, Miss Luella 01,,Ihe1, 011 'Tuesday,
Taylor, and Sts, Gerald ihadl(y1.11•
(lered lovely, and much appreciated , •fie
for I\1ichener, sky was. hardly ever free of German
v'
1011 will reside in Illyth.
Private funern1 services were con-
ducted from her late residen.'e on
Monday afternoon, starch Gth,at 2.30 Blyth Municipal Council
o'eloek, ltev, A. Sinclair Was in The regular meeting of the Muni -
charge of the services, cited Council of the Corporation of :be
Pallbearers were, Messrs, Alonzo Village of Illyth, was held in the
Smith, \\'1111111) Merritt, John John' Memorial Hall, on Aloulay event));,
slot, Amnon(' Kernich, James Phelan March (flit, with Reeve Morsel, and
and Roherl Laidlaw, Councillors Ilaintu), Wright, 1(04113:11
1''lowerbearers Were, Maitland Allen, 011(1 \'0(1(i011 present,
Harvey Alcllee, Frank StalSer, W11-
%',10 minutes of the last 401; 11:(..
Bast Craig and Gnr, Rule"t Nesbitt• m4etlug of F(6ru:uy nth, were: 148'i
Interment was 11)11(10 in the Blyth end confirmed on molten of Ceuho!I-
Union Cemetery, bars llainton and Kernich, Carried.
'_\'`— I4 A deputation from the Rece; tun
Shower Held In Honour Of Cou11u1 'ce for the ItetlrI(d Sete ice
I'crsoi' X11, waited on the ('' •111411 1 e -
Local Bride -To -Be guesting a grant. Moved by Count 11 -
On the evening of Alarch 1„:11,
tt tors 1'1111'1011 and \\fight that the
number of friends 1,11(1 neighbours ('onitr.;l grata $511.110 to the Re(epteni
gathered at the hone of ;qrs. Frank• Conun'atee for exp('ti:05. ('044:0 I.
1111 Batmen to honour al 0 seowet•, Aloved 1,3 ('ucnlcillors \'oddem 1041
(ho district's pcpuiar 1/111111.1 .1-1111, Mks \\'right, that the ('outwit extend a vols,
\lacy Lockhart, Of thanks to the citizens of 1113:h an I
During the evening a 'nose wedding surrounding community for their s (e-
wes staged, the feeese 914 characters port of the evening's entertainment
bells played as Iollows: . put on for the benefit of the temenult-
Ih'ide: Mrs, I', I,, Rutlefese, elle its rink. Carried
wore a gown of some h!stotical 10101•-' Alovcd by t'oun 'illors I:aiu:uu 111:1
est, It having been worn al 111e first \\'right that the Council give a grant
Klondyke Ball. of $50.11) from the stink Etna to the
(lrcam: \lass Lena Livingstotn, i(00 (-Toss for their assistance in male
herr, they will slake their new home, planes, The fires they sct hu London., Best 'Aran: )liss Natalie hh'rntnus, ing 1111.; evening possible atdl 1 11 11 we
iI'ide:mald: Mrs. Gerald Harris. 'ensu refund SGl,oO to the ('urn irat3.nt
solos, hath were encored, sirs, Brad -
evening was spelt in games, could be seen for miles
singing and dancing. The p1'iz, for I •The onlylocal 4,1011' Corporal Faw-
ley Bride's Father: Mrs. 1101(1 '11 Cook, 'from the 11 Mk Fund, ('arri4 d.
Icy 011(1 15 Liss EIIzalbelh Ai►Ils favouredthehigh 81(1)0 in 0006111010+5 us w01510411 met Overseas was Bernard "Bun" Aliuister: AiisS Margaret Gr:ee1 Communications:
by Lorna Bray, and the consolation by Hall, Eddie Bell, and Cloy Wilson. Ile, Flower Girl: Bliss \\'llula \\'atsun• A communication was 1.01111 from the
Juan Kernic'lc, also 1.3.50 Lance -Corporal Sammy \\'0'k- i Tho bridal party 01)1(1,,ached the 1lospitol for Sick Children, 'Toronto,
After lunch, the t'ollesving address mat, of Brussels. iseem, of the ceremony to 11) strains requesting a grant. \Iote(1 I•y 1'•.':111•
arrive, 'Alas, IVail ley, at the rimiest of wets read by Anne Jeanette \\'arson,
the Chairman, 8091110)1 the 10'.1510 at 0110 experience which lie retttenl• of the wedding march, ah!y ret:Ivre.l 1'111045 Keruick and \\'right that this
0111 a Parse of matey presented to y r Communication I!1' laid over. ('ar-
the piano, as those assembled joined tiered (vete vividly, was when a land -:by Miss Elizabeth Mills, at the piano.
heartily in (1C011uuity singing,
with a piano duet, which was also
much atppreciated. During the interval
of wailing for the band members to
Reeve \V. 11, Morrdtt, who acted its
the capacity of Chairman for the ev-
ening, introduced Flight -Lieutenant
Young, and also expressed a vat: )f
that:ks to A!,:s Taylor, Airs, Bradley
and Miss 'Mills, for their 61110 assis-
tance In the program.
Immediately following the ('once, 1.
the crowd started pouring into the
basement of the ](all. The Itadio
Sohcal 13 -Piece Orchestra was right on
(30010, and proved themselves one of
the most outstanding dance hands to
ever play in this community. Tho
dance floor was crowded, kind every
one had a n)e•st enjoyable evening.
We understand that Flight -Lieuten-
ant Young and his Company of enter-
tainers hope to return in the near
future for another Concert, if they
do we duo not hesitate to make the
statement that the crowd will he even
larger than it was Friday night.
P
Promoted To Major '
Its Monday's Loudon (Free Press)
the name of Copt. C. 1), Kilpatr}c'c
(0118 included itt a list of Army Pro-
motions recently announced.
Ills promotion was from the rank
Captain to that of ,Major.
The community in which Dr. Kil•
patriek served so faithfully, before
enlisting will he very glad, and ((11i10
proud, to hear of his promotion. No
doubt he is applying the Brume clili-
gence to his present duties as the did
in civil life,
of
Lorna:
1 -rum, 1,841111; \We, your girl friends
mine made a direct hit en a school. ; On e(mlplotil\n of the w''111111:1 114'11.
1'brtu1,
ualely the children had ,,.. ccremulty Bliss Lockhart wits present. 1 communication was (rad from tit
W
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FEARS OF LOCAL PAR'FV
S1J01'L1) BE SATISFIED
1ceerlifet. to "Se 1, 1):!11? 1,/tee,
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w'uule (• 4111':;;} 11 t b, r,'ry fain' to flu'
people wile 41•,:!1 1 tie t:1/3' 1)11(1 111.11014'•
of eleahin:' 0, lit ewe/ t'es, ser :h .'
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free. Let 111• 4'•Il y"u her(, an 1041•,:
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fur train 4 41 u. '3"t:. 11" will hill a
014111.'10 1118 1't r.' i (3310'• . Ther
he rant buy a hot 1'•; :1'1 f , 1,
(8(0 10\0 1,4310:, and 8t settle 1' tet
better 9184.4,t. he (0:11 hey a go el
dinner. Se 10},41,. rrevel11118 :'11 0
long .iou•n,,y. the ,• I'i:'oes are reelly
11 -ides heving a (an11ee1'
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Slue (\ 1111.11 1- s n,' to i.4 ihiro.
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w.l. not !''r es/ de•nttio,ns 1118(1! by
111e 111.010”.The worker, !11111. tit it
doiestiun 11y .1110::'. tiling for the lar-
lictilat' sett tee in 50114 It they ivorl:.
Hans of th:',n 11'48(1 3(,110 hours slit
the jolt. and it titan', ha\ o 1'1101
(1041, le du \\1,111 limy ;1.1'1411 10 the`.•'
!tome. \ :!t,' ;a;;, alter work to (y
at, timrs -,...;u 1h'u111''.<, it
nl'1rlci•at.d by the main in llllifol'io.
1111(4 ;,,lin s,1'}iso ' You", 1er
3110 lift to m'', a and expressing tate
hope that I may st'e'ad tit,.' ilex!.
l'hri tll8- ri: its ices, in dear (,l;
Blyth. I \eill ,ay :s the thigh -teflon
would, "('10,,•:10...
in Myth, are sorry you ars going to rd with a 1100111144 of shu+ver Cilts. eat d'onnty C'h'rh 1111 re: peel in Ih.• r, 1ha'
\i'i=1111:: YHA and yo:u' sluff 1110 \(ry'
hurried Into the adjoining shelter just best, I r1'm;1'.n,
leave us. \1'1' will 011 miss y11' very before it 5111106. The debris had to lodditiol to these gifts ell Lockhart 111171 Io rales for 1h+ 10171YoIltt•11.
much, and hope yea will come, hack
o:t^a 1'1 visit 119,
U'e wish you 11111(11 happiness in piled by those utenditg the S11,+e4'1, t'lmnnunication Iron) the t'oauly t'lerh
Fred also has the distinction at he
your 11cw•'home at Kitchener. i.1' filed. 1'14410(1.
int; the first local boy to bring back Al this stage in the pro: 1'1 dings, I .1s a small token of our regards for Bills and
be cleared away' 1)0('000 1ltoy could
emerge, :\ll were unscathe:I,
also received a sutte'�ly in -(131(10 ('ounly' Tax Rates, 31' vod by ('otua-
Ilride's Book, which had le 1''t (e m- (111018 letimton 00111 Wodde0 that this
his I:uglish bride. ilo5ve5er, site did Miss huel'hart 11181aked all iho•( pros i s Accounts
yell, we '351( you to ((1(110 this gilt of 10101 A. Cowan, Feil salary..
I eel for the beautiful presentations.
salve, inoi accompany (him I:ack. as she pre-
.
tturl'ieid 1 oherty, melt 8"1" 'Y
ceded hint 111 July, 1!1(43, ,firs, For-
tin .5 very atU;u'ti5r lunch, pre ;ue.l
On behalf of the names on this cardby the hostess, was then ser\ 1',l• Elliott ins. Agency, insurance 11"1 to
nett Was formerly 1'10401100 lanlly 10'11((1 i t 4f
we +5001(1 like you to keep this car(( V George Radford, snow plowing '' 1 Hint tele„ as'
in remembrance of us all.
11laclsay, and the couple were married
Ion 1'0114111' Sth, 1911, Moved by Councillors \\'ri;,hl amu N4 • 1, ('al:!d:,1:1 0mt,:.:11 Ila,,'ital
girl Y Former Blyth Residents ,Voaden than the ecceutns as read. 1'1'' 1
friends", Cor loran Fawcett would like to ex• GetToronto 1'110 C,uvrn'00
1 Together 111 paid. Carried.
L'lytle Red ('ru., SO,it:v.
---._•___ press his thanks to the Clinton Branch 'Al's. Edward 1)3ckyer (Ind :Miss moved by Councillors l'ainte,l ae'i 11014 Si': The \111(1 slut 'e 4':11.
of the Canadian Lep,iot for smokes he I'll;tdys Fa.w'cett entertained a number Keruick, that We do 0:0 adjourn.1
Johnston at No. 17 Conadiatn General
received through heir kindness, ani 501 former Myth resident:. at the for- (Solicit.
Hospital ha, filthd to 1'" ''t•liverr•d
also to the local Red Cross Socdet.y nter's home, 8, 10(11811 ltoaul ('ro''ant, Gordon 1.71!014 0'144:0. Ihinl. and as mentioned in the 5001141
for boxes received• i'Turondo on \WrdO(s(Lty evening. \'
1"n: \•,.3 .in( 'rely,
501. 1;11'1111 (\.141'.111141.
Tat' 101101'.`11': I r (01)4- ❑151 r10-
1 I,\' Ibe 11141 l':'1':., p4•es,Jm.ahly 1)11
e•e,) Ill,' rot eip' of a 1';lr(t 1 d.'stliletl for
car, 0':11 1:41. .10111101,'11• (Olio 118(1 re-
" . lada i)ctoro it i'ealhe,l
—Signed on behalf of 1 orua'e
West Boundary Red Cross
The West. Boundary I 101 Cross held
their regular mooting at the home of
Alts, \V11fred Plunkett. 'There Were
13 members fuel visitors present,
Two large. (guilts were 01111100 1111)1 one
tied, 31.44. P:tnlcett donated 2 quilt
tot's 811(1 Mrs, \\', Gross donated one.
310. A. :Buchan donated 5 pair of
piliu5v (uses,
5151 Charles 1111,1 was the winner of
the Inerts draw anti Won o vegetable
grater. A box was packet) for Prank
Kcchnte, who 1s on .\; tive Service in
Italy, The hostess served lunol1,
Arrives Overseas
Sirs. Couglas Stewart received a
letter on 'l'luu•sday, from her husband,
Trouper Douglas Stewart, informing
her of his safe arrival Overseas, A
cable which had been de,paatehed im-
mediately upon his arrival, failed to
mItress, wars 0.11 to the ''rf ••
Ile reports at the end of this month March 211(1 A most ctl1oyab:e time Promote(' 'l'o Sl'1'Qeilllt (-'enunanding 4,f our 11' Ilial.
in Toronto, (vats spent, 1111(1 tho,o preset' Wer,' :es 1 h: d the 'lea) 11' to (115'''5'
follows: Mi '; ('le'a \\'aunt, it a recent Inter to his parents I
V Bliss Zelda Scott, Aii:s 2''abler- Corporal Sault 'Thuell, devotee(' lite it, this g''nerous cif( in favour o° n • •
vice,
!el our p:ttirn15They hail e
3liss Rhea Show, :miss i14'!)lel'urtitttdeu that he 1100 been pr -este'
':te'
i ,
Campbell, airs, .Archie Bender. \t;ss tq the t.anlc of Svl;y't'anl. Ile is 110W pleasure in cp4 uing the 18rce1 4r '
Tito \W"1' Auxiliary held a 80(181 1'v.' Shirley \\'unlace, Bliss 1111(111 Nesbitt, stati,med ut T:1ft's t•,,\1', C"Iter:telu• (•rat with :til 1110 -e ,l i.'"/1ening a1.'51•s, Bert Gray's. Four tab- 'y,:s,, v. ,,,.,
1Naylor .1111, .Miss Sally lions Sammy' 'd.
1 Wahl to thank yin in their en—, •
vol please tell 3110 member -
Society how much as a 31111'•
previa t' d the good \earl: •'1 the can
d!8n Red (Toss.
Never l'efe:e heirs\:• at the war did 1
War Auxiliary Meeting
les of progressive games Were enjoyed noose.
at which Mrs. Douglas Stewart won
the fil'st prize and Mrs, Leslie Nutlet
500(1 the prize fol' the lowest number \\'r regret at 11)1tita11de ((1111'11 appear -
of points. Miss Grieve directed the 0(1 its last week's advertisement of
gases. the Myth Continuation School ('ton-
31Iss Irene McCallut and Mrs, mettceutent. The dal, wag right. but
Freeman Tunne'y assisted the hostess the day Was (•ra11g, The proper day
to serve refresitntents. Over four and date is this Friday night, March
dollars was received by the Treasurer. lath. flan now to attend this show
The next regular meeting will be put on by tile pupils of the Continua -
held Thursday evetting, 'starch 1Gth at (ion School. They are our future un.lergo an operation sometime during
arrive until Tuesday of this week. I Mrs, George Ratltord'u,- leitIzens, Let's give thous a handl the next few days,
ruckAPurchases New Truck-
Ali'.
li', Frank 11011011)1111 was in I:ondnn
on Tuesday, where he purchases
Ford truck to use in (.011110, ties '.
his baking business.
P
Will ITnderiro Onertltion
qrs.. Eldridge Johnston is a patient
in the Clinton 1105)11)11 5011e1'0 she w'll
realize the full
('4055,
111114\ r 1111, 30,.1
(S. Gine'(' 1 ;,
;fh.t'nt,
No. 17 Canadian (10110.11 ti 'apical,
value of the 11 41
mu, 1 •.:of 1
S. GIROUX
RC AMC.,
"I've foiuid r can gilt up dosing!"
"I've vr oust.:; :.. 1t•;tcr way tnc;'rm0
c,•rc.1ipatior.: (Inc: that gives me the
kind of la,;_:':, relief I've alvayo
v.:tilted, an)r:J';e:' gait, from harsh
i)11 a1t1 pt:r.a-
ti\t'i.
I've ',lie 1
est: on:am hu;
i.t l t -.
Ai.: !ICC; . ,tt
let:ly foe 1'.(•
sa't'e 1.
r. I ti. i,'1satRI lir
t..1
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1..
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t\s'.,ii:'ble In ('ana1.1.1 A:tet
The \\r.ir
in :he
1'11 l nn -
.1f the :e-
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1)r. \\'.. .:.Is .:ad t..,sid-
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'C. ui the I)e-
. i',.si, :led N;:.Hai
ef
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lis the ';rasa
131-; rf l .,.;en rase
t'.lnU a:,'1 ....lc:" _ ,. ,t:. ..,t .. .. ,111
.:lira..ad t:, l r'c:::Lt' economies,
there is a ;. ':>:11:!;: of :here brine,
a:.vss'tere tin .1 ...i'li''n to a mil-
lion and a ''.t' l'1': "t' :, jobs
asst Lt!1,1c 11 edhi e.
:'t':':::Illta'; ,are
s:.cn increa.,1'. 1'. ''n,1o1.1 frit:. doc-
tors and 't':;.t' :s heading the list.
I.-tructh a , .. ! :iidil:g,
fa, :firing .t .'. . , •_,....:rc are _'_en fur emplo. ._. men it: the
Armed Sri:, es, 1...11, ,. the case
of s.:v:,:Cat, the .,,:'e'- 1 ineipa1 field3
1.:11 he reload le service i i.r•ofes-
iin:i!, ill':' -'•:.a, a::(t miscellaneous),
• :Hotta'. :tied : vile! s':0:!:,
• * a
I l:e rel , . cis <es the •• ' si
of t.sitte 1ri seat federal es-
ta'a-.nnu:::; . trailtt:Fe including
Army trade :1,, Naval training
.:'lures and .\ir 'riining schools
s:•.ci special centres iii e .Research
rek:I-p rises Limited, T o::,nt : and
101 at ,r:,7-
: ','. rXe,e,:3 agree On
-..t' c ,r ly hee _ .. ('' ..t:'... tg a large
........;cr of .:a:.,..•: [.r= ..:el and
e :tensi n u: „ cera:ive and t're-
v.:l:lye rale. .. .'4, a; d ha -ed on the
ihaity of i ;'Laura ,.askied
hes;:il 1':1 .'Ca::., insurance
rail, t:... .. f...:•ese':3 A def-
t:.::: inerea y., .. . . •e se:"::Ce3 in
_ re; ,:rt also re•
!=. a; an _ ; .: "an
Elena: , t.... i:. g, pa: tia-
nt per -„noel
, t,t,:m are
the 'i:.atl-
elltte-i.sts.' '1 he
.r: 1,1:iel1r_
:rt'•t' '.•1C:r
. le 1:1;,t'ty
1:tr years
. ,;;,' 1 eels•
C'.ir.6 :1-
`
a3
alaie, are
that
uei i
veyen , :r...., .
f':r nl: flea _ irees :1:-'1 1137,. .\',..
in the=e d .'' , «:, elands of r'::r'.-•.e
piekeel - . `. ri gr'_1 or, 11, .-..-
: rs.•.11. tor mat'.«:erre,•„
:.1.:i: are ai. e 11- %Lie.
i ,.;is: -r . .'t '...hu: t'. '11"f(\':a
ti1 Ilfi "F: ", sirs;i!e •''i �Sd,
te_rvoths 1',a;,. .r"ri'Y. i. head:CI1e diad
1c'voa3 is".t:r.:I' e, It ';;'t;
f, r t1.'3 i\ tri,o;:e for ,!\t years. "1:1\e
seal
It':p t11: ;g3 allelg
with mote test.
:' kr.'.]()!.i.e f0,7.r'
lrC=i1 3:r 'flt cser•
t'ISe. Eller\c'cing
;et eine .1a:Mets.
1c and 75c.:'ser-
eine 1.1r01° ?
sue! 51 (
among people who have tried
Itla.t.<x,t;'s A1.1. -BRAN for constipa-
tion clue to lack of "hull;" in the diel 1
AI.1.line\`i cerneiis the cat; ie of sutlt
trouble, by supplying „built -forming"
material nec(.10cl fortet;v, naturalelittt.
ination. If this kind of constipation
has plagued you, try ea'. in:; KIdd.0G(,es
A1J: L'R.\N regularly, or sew! al ALI.-
BItAN fitful lI1S every day. 1 trio$ pk'nt y
of water. See if you
itA welcome r :lief; Get Ali .tit.! :
at your :veer's; :. convenient tire;.
Alalic hg hell 'gg'. it:. London, :n.
Churchill's Delayed
Christmas Party
he 1:due Ml:.: •lar ,1a, t.:::tlLe
to shite ally- of the t_ 1.r:,t:na3
fe,tishies, h.tsitit. he. a at that
sea"'n all invalid, 1,1.,; t .:'l:ti„C
else• much :til\I, I1 to l.', medi-
cal attendants, write, the 1. :til.,n
otic'$ ..'ICiit of 1I:e Ottasva
Journal. 1lis rete`:try has item so
somit'ete, Ituw'eve:, thanks partly
to his eplciillal Co11>t:ttitioh and
party ter the ski!: of Lis doctors.
that \lr. Churchill s`,a'; able to hold
a delayed Christine, celebration at
itis Louse in London.. on the night
of his return from 1stt:roeco, "There
seas a jolly party --a turkey which
had been kept catcfuliy in cold
storage -- and \\ i::,tt t, pulled
crackers is itlt the beat of them,
ti i, as Mel that the -c facts
should he kn"\sn, in order to
rest, -me the public ge'.eraliv as to
tht i'ri:i:e Jlini,tcr's health, Those
trite .,hared in the deferred Chris-
tmas ;arty declare ti,,;: he hal
sever licca in better forth.
IT'S A BIG WORLD
Twins of this 4x6 -foot globe had
to be cut in half to enter the door-
ways of the White House and No,
10 Downing Street, where deliver-
ies were made at request of the War
Department, Martha M. Boyer
sits on top of the world -the kind
used to plan campaign strategy.
Hitler Indicates
Suitable Understudy
\ctta'i:ng to .tvtklu:ln: reports,
which
may be tal:en a, well-in-
formed, Hitler recently held a
1lerchtesgaden conference at which
he indicated Isfartit: Ilortnann as
his no^'ince for the Fuehrership
in Case ::Ily ting happened to itini-
seli, write; the J.undon corres-
pondent of The (.)ttasv.t Journal.
\'s'hcthcr this is a }-.int that Hitler
col.templ tet hara-kiri, vItich he
i:a; frett'.:en:1y stated srt'uitl be his
resort in extremity, atnPbc"1,: 1, at
liberty g e,s, 1115 selected
triun.si:'arc i.. the ('rent ••f itis own
demi-c, c•. n.i-ts of lterrlat.n, as
Nundier role, v.ilh C',cring and
1'lun,r: rtes
10 -see, ,:u,', rept:natio:: i; a sh.is-
ter (.tie. H'. is reputed, by those
will, Low :Chesit hire., the most
ruthless slat$ of titeu: all, His
present task is a!iseiplinittg Ger-
many's (!,I:.eeri'1:5 ..,t:tle-feent gar-
rison ,ef ,,f ( in-, ripted
fureiga .r.r!:ees, These are said
to natal civet: t,.el,e :t.':', ns, and
they !' r. e l'e't, -I .r. lase; . a.. or.
-S I1 :11.,L't.., 1 ; era for
hw;,1!!in1; I '.. etas sir iuic a
.as rel ,.ani' .. . r.. :I, ire i5 44,
r
an atL,'i ', assn$ i, 1'r••'r,ra a.; a
rife.,•:} ;:tab: 1a.a.. tit:it Slag:.
.'.d:..
He I' (:'Ii,i` X111 1.1 't:
THE WAR WEEK - Cttla.il,t,;.ar'. un Current Events
Invasion Of Europe From West
Impossible Without Air Supremacy
o!.t' \\;..
fie
the I:i:., It tear 'es ,1.,1':
ll:ite e
\ . 1,•t!
::le
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h(, I't's ..
t;,1:,1 1.1 .111, -
...eel, •
111,..Pet,.
!
the Ill.','' .. :,I(,'it1
1
ba.11
First Condition of Victory
s: e.it„l, 1 t helc. , e. .t.
in the air is the tt, -t ... .n
victory, :en! l'•,,- ;slag .
\shish de:,:ida rat the e,s 01
an:child e ,'e, ani 'ns ..;.r.
ce'de1:tt'rt till):riiH:oes. . , • ,Mese
of the :shoe, .. t.
itt Ent op, is intl•o, it u
mass it:1;1-h,:t iron; ti;•• .. and
the les,,,ns ' o. Sicily arid Ealy has e
demonstrated that tut I.:evasion,
which most be staged to el. Britain
I'
across file I:ngli,h l•il:,;l'•t'. is like-
wise
•0-
w•ise inlitt.-.il'le ivitho:::
domination of the hie-. \. hest,
the iln'a,iol; till in\olae Meat•
est ri-Iss ever faced I.': army;
1t svttulI iso .'.olllarli': t take
it before de. l -it e vita' : 1- ', oit in
the air. , Put until .., c..;.'. the
pussihiits ui such an 10 '.ichor;
was if: itself a 1:.:tttt" I.' strata'
doubt. In 191011itt: ;u1eased
air stiller$ , d'. as the .11',ic- 1'o tt.t•
day: yet the !iritis.. ,ie. rcc \van
able to maintain such ;:r:f.i:.3 ;tasty"
and reser\e that (liter did no:
dare stage hitt ossa.' 11,1 -,-ethane'
invasion of Britain anti :.:stead
turned cast against Ito•-!
Decisive Period
Now, hoe, ever, .\n' �1:1::-t0I' tilil•
Clair assure: us that not ands' Allied
air sol Brio:'itv hut Allied air su-
premacy i; in sight. Itis =tatruteut
that the period between the Febru-
ary and the .\larch moons is likely
to prose the decisive stage of the
\\rime war demonstrate; his con-
fidence that tine air victor`: i; close
at hand That Inas turn out to
be tie oiltimi•ul of the specialist,
but \t r. Sinclair is able to hack up
his optimism svith a greater display
of air -power than was thought pos-
sible only a short while ago. Ile
is able to 11:1110 it up \vitt: :'otttld-tle-
clock air attacks by tito:l,ands of
American and British planes on
hoth the Gerit:in air forre and the
factories ss Lich protlut e its :runes.
Ile is alle to hack' it nit :, ith the
diminis!lil;g
ponce of the (;erntatl
air force to interfere with these as-
saults; it: fait, some of the Allied
air armadas now roan' 'le ! ierman
skies w'iti!"ttt .ateii iIct eliu'11se of
a German 1'l uu . tic i, ah:e ti
back it alta, fu1;t'!y, v.i!i talc 'linnin-
I5iitlL' tate of .\lite,$ 1,•--t' n trete!
HAS INVASION ROLE
•
Rear Admiral Alan Goodrich Kirk,
above, will command U. S, Navy
task force operating as part of cont-
bined naval force in the English
Channel invasion area Adml. Kirk,
veteran of 35 years in the Navy,
has beaten the Germans in the Me-
diterranean, last year won Legion
of Merit for his work in training
task force for the North African
landings.
REG'LAR FELLERS-Lullabye
WELL, IF i'M PLANNiN' \
TO JOIN THE NAVY
I GUE5S I'D BETTER
PRACTICE SLEEPI14'
1t4 A t1AMMOC.K. J'
-ahem.
0, sold
, in
:el, es ea if this
\Ir,
Ise to }Russia
t :!'.1' : I01,11
\',I•h..
rtii
:It'It 1:11
1 Ili.
\.I tare :1111 .•.u,le
Clift:
0, 1;101110
,, 'i 1': I' miler
•'1
O, the III:'1,: ,11,1•
1.1 Ito-.ia b'. I,t•e:at
dell t 1 ,1 1' 1t'! the
e11ui":nen' .'f the
British armies, and
Ie .\Ilial ; r'•;,ara-
' -1'nt :fir I,;1:'''• :tad
it they iedped, to
the :1:01ss1 in so
r l;el t`d to salve the
:e final iattle but
inaction of the
it t i 0einese ft : t•t'- and A
the Lal:tnrc of
. ,,sass of the .\xis. The
k�,,•i.tis nos': publishing
.'Lain o \!lied aid, 111,1 that
ices -i:1::=, i t nasal\ es are :a,ton-
: it, dimensions, imlieates a
the .\Iiie,I role
r r o hie., should smooth
. .,It to o more perfect t oper-
•rte 1;I:rt.
VOICE
OF IHE
PRESS
BLOOD DONORS CLINIC
)'uu can't Pear a Util-
e I . hi:tee:t't the money to buy a
..
•1'1
. 1.;• esc:t a oar casing; stamp,
stiff: give your blood anti
i11 doing so you'll be making 1t
a: t 1...:b:... tt to Canada's \\'ar
- . ..,'t!1, Hall, Record News.
o -
HER MOST EXCITING DAY
1111,. v:•,11,11 cook at an air force
li a -c in 1 :gI and was on duty when
:, r0id ntar,h:tl inspected the depot.
He a -Cast lice shat her most ex-
citing moment was, She replied
hesitation:
• Bae ! t'• t and trust exciting
time, sir, 1s as \\•lien bits of Jerry
, %%1, raising into fay frying
cookhouse."
-\\'ittdsor Star,
ENLIGH-ITENING?
We do tomorrow
ns to lice through today,'
ti:e Kitchener Record.
: •'.i:
ss:I:cl: s,.e naturally :t_sttitte
t:, l: :,:e t'i't .'; the du today help
i . ::I' .',e itlttrre yesterday.
1 Itta1`:a Citizen.
A DROP TOO NIUCII
to reports, a Wiscon-
sie n1:Iti fell three storey', sat up
and a,i:el for a drink. Rut hadn't
:+'.read• 1:x(1 a drop too ntuclt;
- stratiorcl P:aeon-herald.
A NEW NAME
i.0
chairman of the ilritish
1
),,e! ,,,a. .\ir\"ayi predicts that jet: -
propelled 't'iant., is ill he available
S'ter the v.at', Iettcys!
-Guelph N1cr'cury.
PADDED FIGURES
h„ol<Iseepers aren't tine
,:,,ise ;u'rso11 ss Ito deceive with
't'I',101 instar(';.
--IKifiheuer i':e;ord.
Feeling Sand
His Profession
)elective -tory sale crackers
\' !,u rubbed sandpaper over their
iia,,•rtil,s to to;ikc them sen›itive
l:l:g.'ht Iris: to infra11 (llt.•I111 Rcltzcl.
1 e11/:1 is :l -.and feeler by pro-
., in, lie tc'ts the texture of
:Load t'1 grind awl polish plate
\;i t« 1 1' airplane wind,el'c(I,; at
!1:r !.i'oin•c.t ).•,ens -Fund (.;las 1 om-
4',SMEI➢I:A•u�.a70�Ytr' RldRAMMMMPl
Easy to roll de!ightful
to smoke
FINE (UT MARMITE 7"UBA : ' n
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• 3 � '.•�'�i$S�$rd�W'L':�rf�Y: a'�Slsr��?�t:l&7i,Ltnt:ts tt4.•'1J1::'i`Si'�'.;i:+.iall�
1'tl;• ::t' 1.111. :1t- , . sand
i'' 1.. H. l;' !I,•laly 0.,1, 11111'' :out
them 1' I,, of
s. , ,. , t t \ ,tr., '. Int
1: ,, td• L' ,tt I,
and t:.t,,•lire
the t .a. -0r :.,101 teirtlells, but
ti.'•e ...,,,''. t,'k0 t t :l the i,tltt'tm
t(1! to to:. t:Lt: 1, move the
t'rt,i:'tee , .. the til. .,'ale:. So he
.'tut. his c t, :11 ,et, 11i' finger-
(! ,loss 1 t'0 tI'c screen, l;0 feel -
elide:, he ,as -, he counts the
gl sits and notes tilt:., t I. tits i' t'l
elle
May Fortell Weather
Year In Advance
'I telly '.\ e 10,t;,e :1 ,t (either
u. t" every C t ee its ! r 1') I:0(1 ftp
t'. ill; the rapid ch..:.,;e' i:1 the 3,cat-
Ler, and eeteud the forecast escry
six hours, John I1iit IIrtys points
out in The Nati, ma: Geographic
\lair ,a.:ine. '.Cs':ice a .,eel: see make
a 111reea't for five 11:11'3 ahead
which is eighty -live to ninety per-
cent correct the fit st day but
gradually decreases in accuracy to-
ss ard the end of the Period, Itut
these five -'lay forecast; are good
enough so that urgel.t war traffic
of; the railroad; i; often routed
actin,ding to them.
1 w'or'ld network of v eather-
observitlg stations, sending i'epor'ts
to central offices, 11 ill come after
the \var. Ships and perhaps
automatic floating stations trill
send in reports from the 100011,.
Long-range forecasts will itn-
pros•e. 1:esearch may enable 11, to
predict weather trends for six
nti,tlths or a year in adan'e.
'You Can't Be Too
Careful Nowadays'
II:Li the of accumulated resent-
ment smouldered between the lines
of a letter recti\ ed by a London
girl from a Canadian sailor, excerpt:
".\ fter leaving where we were be-
fore \,. :eft fur here, not knowing
we were coating here from there
s' e could not tell if We \could
arrive here or not. Nevertheless,
we now are here and not there."
The censor appended a rueful (tote,
saying "sou can't be too careful
it ,'v; a(Iays,n
Co-(p:ii'a11011
... I' 1'1'. ::•'I'. 1,"1 1111 t,il l.tl,'li
the 10"1 to, a ll,•n e ' oolllll I'.•••ex
lintlll� a I(','11 1t•'i!Beall 1:1111. I list
it started a in,. t .It'll It binned
thl,tue!I .a s, Ater l':;'1•. ( nut tante tile
Mauer ,1n'1 out sseet tie file.
Asthma
Sullering
Curbed 7 Years
t. 1, t: • . ; Il,, n ,lit , :.II
1::t• :23 i Il,,r.! .r..n oft., tats
n:,: hill,ll', 1•• t ::Int, :Ail fclwl
1.,.11g13131, r':1 .1, 111„ t+i ,, /111=; tarty
• I'll.'' .,n I'. .ttuln.'1'nb,
1!111,1,1 1,, :,pn-1,1. ' 1,1'„ltlptly nI111
Int 11,, \V 1•'1' h'nn.1 v:,! ht and
0"011 I Iti1 !I'll...'1::1 711 Y. 1119 ,.Id.
111 1,1"y.' tt111u-'1'11hv 111'I}' 11.1 11W
,.1111, f3r 3"u ts'• tt' 1•11.1 a $1,111)
131 0'' ' 3 ..P .\nnu-'t'nbv ft i'1
ansa, u•, .'1.11_nti'.1,. .1 11.1 tell .,Ihrrs
If it 51111.. 5.1111 n ,titin itt'o'1111,
\Trite 1\111.0 1'on'.1.'11 ' 611.111 Minx
111.11;'I .rt t', i• h, I tut., for
fres. Atmu-fabs,
Gaffing Up Nights
Makes Mrny FeeI O!d
Before Thelr Time
Do you feel older than you oro or safer
front (setting Up N tants, ttacl:ache, Nervous-
ness, Leg Pains, It :entnntic Palos, Ilurning,
scanty or frequent pat,snges? If so, remem-
ber that tour Kidneys aro vital to your
health and that these sent atoms may be due
to Kidney and Madder troubles-In such
cases ('ystex usually i;Ices prompt ntldoy-
ous relief by helping the Kidneys clean
Nit poisonous excess acids and wastes. You
have e1'etyt111111 to gala and nothing to lose
In trying ('yvtes. 'Che iron clad money -hack
agreement assures is retund of your money
on return of empty package unless fully
etrttstted. Dont de-
lay. Oct Cy/ilex
tStss•lest from your
non tin. total drat today.
C
stex
Foot itch
Stopped In 1 Minules
�i'
Does Athlete's Font rtal:n your skin peel,
crack and bider? Dors tale itching nearly
drive you mad? No matter how Ione you
have sulTered or Mutt }011 have tried, there
1s new (lope for 3'ou in n now treatment
called Nixoderm. In 7 minutes Nixoderm
stops the Itching and t. tam combating Ute
germs that cause Athlete's Foot. You wilt
probably see a bag Improvement the very
first day -or so. If not completely satisfied
Nixoderm cont; tlothu.g bo'nuse you got
your money buck on return of tate empty jar.
Get Nixoderm from your druggist today -
the motlro -bac!: trial utter protects you,
000S OLD COUGH
'1.,�
le ALL AGES cDr
N'•.tt
It AP'`A9HI1
3 isQ
4,1'lN,TJ
DON'T DELAY -
BUY A BOTTLE TODAY!
4`�i1�'t1
><•.t V�t'rti',y;�•.�,n1TJ1n,�}'.s?r1�itt k'Y"dies r.'>S
\' ' ',if) -----/ IT5 ALL VERY WELL \
Li` 1 BUT A FELLER NASTA
LiEA PRETZEL TO
GET ANY 5LEEP
!st ONE OF THOSE'
By GENE BYRNES
R�
'').\tet*
0
UNLESS, OF COUR5E, j
NES GOT BRAINS
J/
LIKE I GOT'
• ,,„
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CANADIAN HOUSEWIVES PLEASE NOTE!
Army cooks are resourceful. Pte. Fred Howarth of Picton, Ont„ 11st3
an ordinary jackknife to carve a few handy kitchen gadgets from dis-
carded tin cans, Cooks learn to make their own ladles, scoops,
Large spoons, muddlers etc., front tin cans. They even make their
own bake pans and large hake trays from the sides of empty petrol tins,
Have You Heard?
A ental) Lc:. c,,t„e panting inti
western Kansas itt\''paper editor's
*filet laying, "it,'< there's n man
outside who says he hasn't had a
thing to eat fur ten lila} s,"
The editor'( face brightened.
"Run back and find out hoc;
he does it," he r:111tred, "'arid 1,t;iy-
be we can re:, !i.is 1'::;'lir al 'cast
another v.efr„
Candidate: I -low did you like
my speech on the agricultural
problem?
Farmer: It wasn't bad; but
& day's rain would do n heap
more good,
"When 1 ahf,iitd for a jos the
manager had the nerve to ask If
my punr111ati01 w'as good."
"And what di'! you tell him,"
"1 said I'd ntcrr kern late for
work in my life."
Conics a yarn from the Ital-
ian war zone about a group of
British and American soldiers
who were gazing at the molten
lava In Mt. Vesuvius,
"Looks hot as hell," remark-
ed one of the Yanks.
"I say," piped out a British-
er, "you Americans have been
everywhere!"
"Johnson is so conceite(I."
"Yes, on hie last birthday he
sent n telegram of cont ratula-
tfons to his mother!"
THANKS, FRITZ
Yifth Army engineers, carrying out
In airport near Nettuno, Italy,
tit a lot of unwitting help from
Me enemy. In the considerable
demolition work necessary, .they
used hundreds of pounds of captured
German explosives, like the artil-
lery cordite charges shown above,
BACKACHE?
Look out for Trouble
With Your KIDNEYS
If your hack aches or 11 you have
disturbed steep, burning or smarting, look
out for trouble, This condition is a sure
sign that your kidneys are not fully
ridding your blond of poisonous acids
and wastes, \\'hen the kidneys Flow up,
wastes collect. Backache, dizzy spells,
puffy cycsand rheumatic pains 'nay follow.
Your kidneys nerd help—and there Is a
time -tried, proven way to help them
known as GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules, TheFe Capsules contain care-
fully measured quantities of that widely
known diuretic called Dutch Drops, You
will find their action fast and effective.
13c sure you get GOLD 1IEDAL Haarlem
Oil CatiFulc', the genuine and original
Dutch Drops—packed in Canada. Get a
40c package front your druggist. 1 i
For Faster Relief of
CHEST COLDS
Muscular
Aches & Pains
Tired Burning Feet
MASSAGE WELL WITH
PRICF. 30c +net rit)o 1,t ALL Druggists
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
If you ore truubltd With ltehil)g
piles or !'ectal sureness, du out delay
treatment and run the risk of letting
this condition become chronic Any
Itching or sureties:, or pntnful pasa-
ago of stool la nature's warning and
proper treatment ehuu d be secured
at ullee.
For thts purpose get it package of
!tem-ltnid from oily druggist lord
use no directed, Thle formula
which Is used Internally Ie a small,
easy to take tablet, will quickly
relieve the Itching and soreness and
aid to healing the sore tender spate,
Hem -)told le pler s:utt to use, le
highly recommended and It seeps
the height of folly for any one to
risk a painful and chroule pile
condition when ouch a fine remedy
may be had at sur) n small cost,
if you try 1lem-hold end are not
entirely plenard With the result
your ,lruggisl will r;l:idly return
Your money
MIDDLE -AGE
WOMEN (311J
HEED THIS ADViCEII
It you're cross, restless, NERVOUS—
euttcr hot Ilaehes, dtzzlnesa—caused
by fills perlod In it woman's Me—
tz), Lydia E, Plnkham'e Vegetable
Compound. Made especially for
tvonren, Hundreds of thouenncls re-
- markably bellied. Folluw label direc-
tions, Made In Canada,
HOLD 1`1'1
Maybe he isn't a Jack of all trades, but Carl Cathey sure comes
in handy when a jeep blows a tire at Camp Gordon Johnson, Fla.
Cathey, former Oakland, Calif„ physical culture expert, on limited Army
service, acts as a human jack when tight GI's place the 2265 -pound jeep
on his feet,
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
MAK!? :\N1'
OPERATE AS .x.11 131 )7`111.'1
AS IN 11:111 I'1':`'L 1\' E:\ 1'-
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Fl Off OLI) .\I 'J'' 4S col 1:
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GIVES i'ERMA\F\T S_\"1.'1S•
FACi'ION. S1J11'1.1: t:1).\I•
1'I,EI'1? PEA NS I'(1Sil'.\IJ)
NY .RETI.'R\' 1111!. HOPI
$1,00, ALS()
INSTALi.lxi; EOk
1J1:11.1Nalt:h',
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11.1111 I'l1ll'I%1
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111)\11; A\' \II,AI:I,r: >1\1:('I1, ,!1.1:11..
ltlixc,l on,l!outlet-, I:. It•,••t,'-' 11,•,
24c, N. 11((11,,= 13, 4 , 41' I. v -
Cry, 41111 breeders 1;,,1c::un,I:l
bande,J 111111 1.144(1 :, t t -r1. 11
111I1,'ll,ry, sir^II I„rd , Its',
15 FREE CHICKS
1IU ' SI I'I:itI tit Ill 11,1'1'1 1.1111 It•
All from insftert,,l
certif)111 11!,11,11
1::,reed Rock. I'4';.,• ,'`
111x,,1 411,•, 1,,.•
full,'.
1)IIy old 1 1.(-i _ 1
1 went t,l,l I7.",i
2 wart(.- "111
'1'11 bit 5th,: 1t i l l sol
talt1' ininedclt,• :Irl1t, ', 55',•
Rive th, til 1:,r• • :la , 4„
herul u -i i' wish 111(:,,,. 1, `55;:1
C.U.1'. fly h:vprc--.
Ark for our 1'; i c
other broods.
\5'lI l'Itla) I,1:11F:It1IlI;
211'.:5 Anthers! street - 1lunli,' I I'.4t,
e:
t !;
si, l
t,It'It'I'P� lilt( r Iit1'tG1
l'1P,s'I' 11,\'1'''11 11;1:. !. !'I:I''1:
sup,I)1,1. .511 bit,k 1„r one i'rd4
h;,tr111LC �e',•9, )I 1t:,f' '1,+ Hi, r-
esting (/sits. 1t \,rrtnt,r'
1:11111•11 4111,1 blood r' t d t,•. I v.-
1)artnit 1,r 11x1(1•, t,,: •,
44)1,0111)1 1,1(' 11'1' 1
Atit%erhlt, fi,li, 14 Pitons Ute -.f
II 0:1,11'444 %.1%5 111.1:11 11114 K•
1V111'1'I: rrl,INTN, 1
Ansi r•,)ol lit, 11:,1 r, ,I 1:.1• Lr,
Island I:4',I , 51'hite I,' cls,.'.•.
The kin,! that: nor. L1„1.1 11 Ira.
11.11. 1, 11':Iterloo, „111,
A-1 11.11:1' 1•'i:0\1 111.1. )1'-
Teslyd flolkt:. itarre,l
type \1'hltr I,r•t horn+ Parr. d
halls X 11'hlte i,r);hnrn., t;i:.•,•x
1 Now ll:nitshirc, I:, ,I X 11,•,
H'a'lt' for price Il t t„ A. 11,
815.11z, r 11411: hery, I11 11111(1(, il',r,
CA\'.\111.',N .5 1.1.11o5'1.1 ,'lllt'IS
fur ilfned)ate 11.111. 1.1,gl.•••
Dllrrtd I:1rlc, \',•u i1.1f11:.10',•,
411:mea
1111,1 1f5 1,1 i,1,', 55 i
1944 :,1(113 Ile +1101 I,t•10r
2110Nli1'(IN l' iI I:I'I:1 1'.11:
Monlllon, on pal., —
It' I: :1it1'. ill•:\I:I:Ia '4'11 s.l'fl l }'
nu, t drnu11nls, \Vhilt• 10101.'0.0,
sent41111. liral•y, 11•, e:111 1411,•
mrdi;l4' 4'111..14 I Iivory, r pr •;:1i1-
15. If
breeds neo11:11de, ;11'0 _ n„ Ir
1.eu,horns. 1:4':13 1111,I,trt
,14111, \., II;111011,m, 1 t4',!.
Nal 11.1'1'1'111;1:V IN '!'III: 51''1111,1,
is runts (1,slo -. or h,•il,iit
to `neer ed In t he-
hiesa Itt:In 'I'o, N„1011 ,'lu l„ ,', ,
Our 'Iorl4 I: r:n,-einne 4',t .1!,;•r, :-
ed t4'„1,l hlontl•tr ,d 11,•,,,1,
but tsar': (1(11). 1,111'1 1,! tl1„ !',••
Nal li t iirv, I sur a4', 1,,1110 u -
rrenxinlr 11,x11,, sti 131,1, 1., n
11).11 peo,le ttti 11'1; 111011• 'MI/.
111111 111,l11e,9' in the , hot h' n I,u=-
1nes.e li!t' '1'041 Nol,•11 Int 1h,0 i' riot
Te, \'1,1,'11 tree tuu lits Setnl (or•
entalacue. We ';.n olive 111„tut,!
deli Vor 1,1, inns -I ,u', hrrr,l- m•,1
10,1111,1s. 'Pop Notch 1'4,1, sort
(n011,11, Una:Ir)o,
l VI:ItVUNl: I.IV1•:i 111' TMT
Golden Mule—there 9(4(1111 h., 11„
crime, nu war, un 1'410erty. plica
et 1^rrc1'.9 we try hard to pro. -
tice the golden rule, \l4' know.
1t Pots. r:vrry hatch And 1111: '
1111111111,111 1;01a the 14111,1 of 1111(11 -
tion as If tar 9''1 I1 Loil,f' to
the elm lts out sf it et. 11, ;,u•.,
the demand fni•h•,:h ' hleiren
and eci:s will broil: Sit lir, olid',
111.”
year, w4' 11111, yad 10 g1 ,
Cllr. right ol,trt. 5t'•• (race Ila(, lI
five days n nerd: from tion o,!.
Nye r.1u i:itr 311 I1' tut' ,1111((
1,11 tto11-soxrd, 111111.1 1,4' , n, 1., 4'''1
list Ics In :all the til„sl
brr.11s. caul 4114-0
thottsnrnls (if
14113. 11101 Jame (1,11%1 1 514 1:0 -
filig 1,, lily nal:r f„ •
hum, oirire de119e0}. 1'.'• ,•-,;-
OFtie, ' I'w,d,lie d 'I,i, is II , '1'r
T,1ml 0,1, Fre::ns. 111 ,! ,.
1T1011 QI'A1dTY lilt1:1:1,1:1t 11 \T
chrry t'hlrlts, hl,a1.'-ti •'..,l. o:-
(hrnry 1)?!' - , 1'.4'1,1,1 •r•
Neto„n I1•41chery,
Ont.
PARTIED lt(1l'is
Fngllrh White I,,i.duirro. All tl..
Ings.. 740,,,tresl,,l br,,1 1r:9
ethn '7nallly 1G,elts 011ar•1 l:'•
White 1,tchorns 11l1'1,1 I '-
lets 201 !look ('„t'44'1 \t -
.'11
lie, coollr:l u's 1'•,1I!rry
r,I,l.^. ct9011, (lltt.
TOO 1,AT1? — 'rn(1 1,11'1:
N1':S'P SIT ING DriN"i' 1,1- IT 1 I:
sat,! "too Inte.” P. n.1 ! :t4' 1'
Vat and order y -situ• 1,11.•: rh?rh,
pow, one dollar h1,,;lt t'•,1;-
Goddard emelt 1(411, it••1.
ala 11BIl;hie, (lett.
!Witt 11.11,111G11 55'11I'1'I: I,EGHORtN
111(:11 1',11' .5 1111,11'1' 11.1111' r;IIICICS
THIS S'I'l:.%IN IS :1 I'RAC'1'i1'AI,,
proven egg-) I't It eIng type, with
lwtuty-.Art:': years of steady
production b:ltlt of them. They
will pay well for hood keep tool
ciire 'I'h)'t 1. crrlal t, lccausn they
oro doing Ibis 1,0 our 'iW11 (arm—
ono of o'tit nda's Inr4rst egg -Pr 0.
during farms. y"ti get exactly
the Inns„ 11r, of, strain Hud grade
1,H ler r.,is,! fur ourselves?. Poul-
try meti.,4,Inrnt handbook
pay Ahll,ry” Fent 114l•:1'i nn re•
gnr't, 'tet our rico list. N's ad•
vior r.:,rlc , rdu?. •-• SI'kt:CL-
LI':U;I i 1•',11t1r 1,1,111'1'1;U, flus
nor., Ilial:tf„rd, 11nnar'u.
I1 L\ 01,x;1” S
Attstelllan !!'Rite 1,egin , n baby
chi,:11-, u':uly 1,:r inr'yu un Jlt r•
red I:o, 1t•, ttIll lay 3 ertgs to
their 1, .•9Ira Mote eL4.i, 1Vurld'a
reel,r,1 1ttt, lis tit c,nil,•FL Reduced
front f:J' par IG17 to ;11L5t1, This
will h,: ,t rc':ord ye,1r In •thIckr',
111,(11[ :tlrly tut' dclilr•ry whorl
wanted t11.•r :1111 Into orders lust
131:1' tnrc ''111rned, sold out, A
2,60 deposit will hook your or-
der. J', livery when w•nnled,
\\'rite 1,I9 Tank RI„ tltlawu.
111,.14:1‘111-1111111.1s
•
Iwo i:rti::.tl11.N'it 01..5':Kl;lall(II:S,
very h:'rdy. Hove been Huu:ess-
1ully u'rtr:planted un J'ralrlet—
w1:11 11:1 '1 '. ! In moF:t, 11,:a'y ('ripe
per rr011, large, Ftva,;t told 11,
rlust'.rs, ()viler bef„re Apr)I 170,
4 braes for $Lha I'repald, A,
Klein, :1F:Irsi2, 13,1'.
cogrtll r►1111 1'11\'i'it tC`t'tIlt
51.1\'1'1:D
\I''\N'FI:J, tit! \\'‘ CLIN'I'ItA('-
tur ht r,it and 11111 WI I.:111cyty.
1':11': 1 Ito'. ,•oris or wt,t,d )n llall-
bttrt,.,e tt, I'otuly
and 7,t,la,t,, 57.1in 11 et1r.1, A. 0',
9'un19 Ada In ids st, 11:1.-1,
111'1•'1:11 I'11 I\ 1 It 4I 4111s
AN 111'1'1:1: "I'4') I11'i;lt5' iN\'I':N'I'Uit
I,1st or;:;teatlun- und lull rnfur-
nulU„n . ••,1l f4', e The haul, ay
('o,, 11, :rd !`,1ont 'IL.urneya,
27:1 :it it: , t, Uta: t,,
(:f,l:,t.\IN(i
IIAVP, 1111, A\1 t'I! .\l, NEEDS
dycrr r: or ':crnuu); 11'rrtu to us
tut In!,,rtI:t till \Ve ora gIud to
uuoI,I your questions. I)epart•
Merit 11, Parker'+ Dye IVorks
1.Innttd, '!11 '.'„tile .a111rrI. To.
row,.
1',5'1 111'1'•
!' 1111Jt. 1(IN11:11'UII A l'It,\ll'Ati1'
Patent tolciluts, Istllnhllshed
Ib!11i, I.1 Ring 1\'11.•1, 'Pururtlu,
1:oo1,1,1 .if Iolio m;1Hi, , on re•
.111,
1.:(444S 55.551110
111(4111:1'1' 1'1111'1:S 1'.1111
FUR b:':'tS 1,111•: .t\Ii Irl;l':SNI:,U
p0,1!t 3. 1',13 il(i t t made pt'oulpt'
ly, 1?;I lrrn Farm I'r„dm'rs too.,
423 SI, Paul East, \lontr,'aL 111.1e,
1:1,1:1'1'1(11 51. 1;11) 11'11111'1
l';1,1:I"1'1:11' 5114'1'1114:-.,, Nli\V I'SI';U,
bought, sold, rebuilt; b e I t e,
pulley::, brushes, Alien Electric
('omp:Illy (,111. 3321: I),, fferin Af.,
'Pn1,11110
1(11,'1 11A 1,51
UA I(3)1it;hr\ 1.'11'4 I1A1,31 destroys
of ((motve udur Instantly, 4 b
bottle Ottawa anent, I'emmin
Urue Shnc. MIX
Volt '.t1,1,1
KNITTING, I, 111;.5 11 \'y t5' 0 0 T.
yawl, t1,„ ply, while, blue, rod,
khaki, hl;,, l4, t 4'1 , n, Itt'Wt , $l.89
per pound, Guaranteed. Itefund.
S. 1;un,l'L Si. Jerome, 1;11,',
1',11111 111;1,1' Sf.1\"f1:iJ
1':Xl'h,Itll:N('I:I) MARRIEDMAN,fruit 1.'II•ln. yearly etnployntenf.
!Iroise, usual privIledrs. i tate
tinnily, „Ac, wages 1,9),rrled,
refe'rr'n1'cv. IT. J. AI, Fiske,
RM. 2, SI, l atl,arinvtt
F A 11 11 13 1:, 1;X1'1:llIENI'1;i,
know ledge of beef on Ole and
sheep, In:,rrled what, !!Haag n('nIl-
ahle,41,1,i3' Y01 low Lorin'. 1'nrm,
Aroma 'dills,
rr,rU;rl,v 31.5N Olt S•l'I:,1X1: 1,10
for Mrnornt tt'nlinc', nrnr TO -
111111111, 04,,,1 r111lltrr. Irantster.
small dairy herd, 1:4,,41 hotter.
lin\ 5 Nnshv!Ilr.
1',511111 ('1)11 S.1 LE
80 A1'Itt:s 'I'rittt('i'n 1,1\0, 11:111\
No honsr. fl5oo e7;,11 cosh,
hilla nee 1, rift=,
2 Herr. , L,c main. bri..l,
house,
(011 hast,.-', 325tt t, 'Perms.
hnlatoe (elms,
100 acre=, Lodi., farm, g t, build-
ings, 5;,0,111, 'Prrnts to suit.
Tourist 1':,Utp includhtr 1:ns Sin-
Ilnn, Star lltvrlllnt 1,1,11 ('nb-
Ins . „rnvo Iely r,1111,I1,,,1 \o. 1
lllf')llttty Caw' Rodh, 1- if,ti t t GO
t'nsh nl'.o rr•rnllt It (,1,^r'1tr.
1'1 501', fn?e•,,,•0 land. 7 a, 4'0' bush,
new 11 71,„111 house, T,.. 00 tisrrr,
4,Ofn, 52504! rash. htL'n r 1rrnV.
t�1iAl'1,h:S
W. 31ARTIN01 Colney,
(1nt, 1'1,•1, 4n,
;to A,'1tl'i---1:,'
10 alt' hboved, 1 3 1,1.1„ w 1, at.
halon, e 11, Loy n pfsturt: barn
11 87(7 2 on null, 004,1 Ffttbl'•9 for
80 bend, To deo roil) w;'t'r In barn,
Ilttrr ct,rr!tr: silo, 11rlvr 'hcd•,
mill rocr.''lndln"' fr'd. 'LI?Irt1
well, ' ' !• I h„1,'r .5-74'. b 1111 full
haorrn,19 hlr7':,,1oti,t1 1v•,'rr
(,n I:t1 ttvl1• Hrt,l i.tt lin 71
T11, 11,•: ,',' ,',r• lin 1; I,1, ,1,r ,rut.
cram; . 1 tui ' rho?,
rind Si TI; .r,' TT .0 11 ,• „ .
I r !non 11!1',
Winston Churchill SAFES
\'. il.' Ir :• t i1 :4'1 i,li! If, an old
.1 r,ly. 111 :t Lt. r 1.1 I.II,r:,:l I lc Is
Hank ;h.! i,a1:0. Jit 11 1, it:yr•nt
demo( rat, 11.,i (1,;11!11, I,e is rine
c,f those :1,e:: \vho ((hitt,( walk
into Ilse I I„1:-'• 1,f ''(lits; -•-n-, i r
'any sows I,r pL,•r, r;it!o::t creat- J,) ,,,1.TAYLDR LIMITED
tug �1•u,lht.:l, r' an electric
(,tot 3' I lie 'l'r,rk
I inn'. I Ir ,,.r ;t t I!•, ti,;'. 1,e -
;lust he is Prime ,'tl ui' 1' r Ile
is !'rinse 11r1',i•tro bre;111'•' he rats
dr it.
it' .. !'nuts Ifini' Irr
tali I:,:• :rade and 11 (14tltd en
11,1,113 .
r tt 11;411 the liriti'h lir„I,le
991511 t', 1,t in thio war: t,crc he
stands and 1 torr they stat.rl, in
ertura(;r t 'ore that ii nilnever
plume itself: in faith as strong
R41 the British earth front '.vhiclt
it springs. in cheerfulness that
passes smiling into the dark Val-
ley; in hone'! of purpose; in
Inyalty to even the most 'nits -
understanding of friends,
Pr4411.1 '1,111• 111111 I.• (11,11 1.5'`11
1r11111 1 1111. and '11111'11:', 511
6nte a else rued 1y4,r 1,4 Safe, or
C4LInel, fv,r 11113 4'444.4u04e. 1 ;4•11
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INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED,
Car - Fire • Life - Sickness • Accident,
BLYTH --• ONTARIO.
J. H, R. Elliott. Gordon Elliott
Office Phone 104. Residence ]'hone 13 or 140,
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
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TRE STANDARD
Wednesday, March 8,1944,
A. B. MacDonald, K.C„
Dies In Vancouver, B.C.
Formerly Practised Law In Blyth
and Brussels
The follo+vlt.g clipping from n D.C.
paper, refill; to the death of A, 11,
\lacl-unald, IC.('„ former re :dent of
ils district, and onetime lawyer in
un:I IIru=SoIs. So far as Ave
learn he pr(3t'scd lair over Ih:
stare now. 00'l(p3(d by II, ,I, Powell.
This w•a; arotnul 1911:1. We have
been unablo to ascertain Itis fife's
land') c0nneIll01, l'nrloul!te;sly,
sante of the older resident.; LI tit,
district will recall 111111:
"Alexander Barrett 11tuc1)onald,
valor:ut city barrister, (13 1 at
his residence, In Vancouver, \Vednes-
(lay night, Ile was 700,
�At1/444740,1rislAD I4DOPikll BeItitfaDtitlayt/rDaIsiNitiliDlelia;K
WESTFIELD !Contestants Must Hurry To
\i1•, \\"T11, Alrl`,1+wcll visite I one day Enter Competition
last week with 1111', and Airs, ]Wesley
13taokhouse, of Urucefield,
•\list Juan Campbell of Sky Harbor,
(;oderich, v:333001 on Sunday with her
parents, Air, and Airs, W. A. C. u;p-
hell.
\ Red Cross quilting was held on
Wednesday al the Louse of Alts, W.
1'. Campbell when two quilts \vera
completed. A pot luck supper was
served, The collection was $2.45
which will he used to buy lining and
bathos,
\Ir, and AIN. (l.lydon Snell, \1r.
:Alvin Snell wited on Sunday with
Anyone wishing to cuter the Field
Crop Competition in hats and 1'01•10:,
being sponsored this year by tin!
ltlyth Agricultural Society,
The following prize ntctr.ey will he
n+ailn' le 111 each Cls,+s:
First Prize: $13,00
Seeond Priv: $12.00.
Third Prize: $11.(0),
Fourth Prize: $10.00.
Firth Prize: $9.00,
Sixith Prize: $S.00.
Seventh Prize: $7.00.
I:igh9h Prize: $5.00,
Total Prize Money: $75.00.
111r. and Air?. J. liettrien, of 11-odori:11he moved to 0%111111'001i, B.C.
The \'. P. held their iti t :Eng on Each field of grata nest have nn
:(
11'rdureda) evening with _'.present, area of not less than :; acres, It is In ('ranorook, Mr. MacDonald was
Phyllis ('ou'a presided at the piano, also necessary That the f!(.1(1must be a partner of the late J. A. 3Iai'voy,
The program was in rharg? of Arnold
entirely s: partite from any other K.('„ and with his late brother, 3 1',
) 1 grain. In 00=e of a plot of three former Chief Justice 111. a. 11101•1. u•
. The program was in S
('001(5 group. (',der Brawn, (las: el 111 e•
cre's being allotted for this purpose old. 111 1:1:3 110 came to V11u ,' •v1•,
the form el' a p:! emit wh'rh +vas ea. Lent -Scott", an:1 I:. Allen, thanking
from 0 bigger field, there must he s{noe +which lime 110 his practle-ad
titled "11 hn i.. Jesu=
We•tnesday, March S, 10.41.
LYCEUM THEATRE{
WIM HAM.-o'NTARIO, I
Iwo Shows Sat. Night]
Thurs. Fr) Sat Mar. 0 10 11 4.
Olivia Dc Havlland and
1•
Robert Cummings in .t
1 "Princess O'Rourke" _.
,Seve►ztl old and favourito Stories;(;
IS have been dressed in i nodurn ♦t. Ifnrvoy and Dorothy McClure, Lunch ,`
+clothes+ 1111.:1 eircunlst.n11CPS 10 pro• t' cessions of East \\'aw'anush township, I ..,
vide this romantic comedy, �' The data of 11►e anniversary falls on'(vas serval•
"ALSO SHORT SUBJECT" lt: Al0nday, March 13th, Tho next meeting will ho held at '!
1 13* the home of Air, and Mrs. John Witt- '
f; Air, and Mrs, Dalrymple come to
Matinee Bat, Afternoon•2,30 p.m..t: this district in 193.1, from London, son, Everybody welcome,
• ,Mon., Tues., WED, Mar. 13 14 154' ]'riot' to that they had farmed at Lake S•S, No, 1 Morris Radio Farm For- ;�
Charles Boyer, Joan Fontaine In )+ side, (which is situated between St, ;tint nut at the home of Mr, and AIN
"The Constant ,Nymph" :I: Ahuys and Stratford, 'fliero farms ' Torrance Dundas with 22 present, ;
twas situated on a stall Inland lake, After the broadcast on "Food Prodac• r;
aA romantic drama taken dont thea« and they operated quite a successful lion Objectives," u discussion follow- 1,
LI book by Margaret Kennedy ,_, r ed, Games were enjoyed by all. ,
t summer resort in connection with the COMING: "DESERT SONG"
ALSO "SHORT SUBJECT" •f Lunch -was served by the hostess.
i,! ':• farm ,
• '♦4'''0• °'0.0'°`•~' Next meeting at the 1101110 of Air, and
i(if••jilj•�t•.•�•.�♦�Q•+ •f•7••T• • ♦ • ♦ • • • 3 v Mr. Dalrymple was a son of the
late Air. and Airs, Dalrymple of Lake- Mrs, 'Millar Richmond. Everyone
!side, Mrs. Dalrymple was the. former Welcome,
Eliza, Stevenson, daughter of the late
Air, and Mrs. John Stevenson, also
of Lakeside,
The couple were blessed with a
faintly of nice children, five boys and
four girls, seven of whom are living:
,Airs, John K11tnter (Al ay) of Lake-
side; Mrs, Waiter lfeb(len (Effie)
of Loudon; Airs, \Vin, Clipperton
1(.\nnie) of London; Mrs, Robert Mc-
Laren (Dolly) of London; (George, of
Lakeside; Russel, London; William,
at hole: (with his parents; Iwo 50us,
Robert :mil :Alexander, died early in
life,
0�
'S STANDARD
Mr. and Mrs, W. Dalrymple Farm Forum Meetings °� ta°�1 to ,.•
The llullotl Boundary Radio Forum OCINTO
met at the hone ot Mr. and MI's.
Gcorgo FOX with an attendance of 14. 'r
The broadcast 111111 (11SC11HS1on was on '
"Food Production Objectives", The
convenor for the wetting was Airs.
Earl Watson, The recreation period y
was spent In playing gauzes, led by
Married 55 Years
The Standard wishes to join' this
week with n host of relatives and
friet.ds who aro extending congratula-
tions to Air. and Mrs, \VllIianl Dal-
rymple, on the occasion of their 55th
(voiding anniversary, The esteemed
couple are residents of the third con•
Page 5,
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O YDERICH.
NOW PLAYIpIG: Olivia de 'Havi•
land as "PRINCESS O'ROURKE"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
"The Fallen Sparrow"
A man who fought. for a cause
at;ainsl all the subtle tortures the
f•ienilhdl !Muds of the Axis
c1.u111
John Garfield, Maureen O'Hara,
Walter Slezak, Patricia Morison
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Preston Foster, Lloyd Nolan and
William Bendix
:1 (Ir!ml(, rich in action, faith and
iusp:Tali n, torn from the hla',dy
page's of recent history,
SEAFORTr'.
y
NOW PLAYING: Abbott and Cos• NOW PLAY(;' (: "The Amazing
tello in: "IT AIN'T HAY". Mrs. Holliday" ,, th t71 na Uur.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
The picture you have waited for!
.\ grand 'Technicolor feast ot fun
and music.
"The Gang's All Here
Phil Baker,
Alice Faye, Carm••n Miranda and '01/1) `1('01 •A, r:\ T,‘:.•:4:1;',.
'
Thursday, Friday, Saturday -- -
Deanna Durbin, Edmund O'Brien Thursday, Friday, S-lturday
and Barry Fitzgerald. Robert Donat, Phyl'i, Calvert end
A nnuslctlly treated charecteriia Robert Morley. 1
11011 of a woman you soul(I like Offer an excitine 1,1 „! 9
to know, adt'e11turl r. m ales ilii ( a
"Guadalcanal Diary" "THE AMAZING ']'III: YOUNG 7►,lit, E'k'e"a'
MRS. HOLLII)AY"
"SKYLARK" COMING: Alice Faye in:
'
Tho exotic East portrayed In COMING: SKYLARK with "The GANG'S ALL HERE." 'i
Technicolor "YOUNG AND WILLING" 1
Mat,: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m, Mat, Wed, Sat & Holidays at 3 P.M•Matinees Sat. & Hc!ici ;>' -' 3 -P.M. '1
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Monday, Tuesday, Wcdnes-c!a y
Bette Davis, Mir!t.n, Hopkin; and
Gij Young
Present 1111 illtr t! .!it;c tai's :: I 111
the lives
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Overseas Parcels And
News Packets Lost
'Information has been received that.
a shipment of, parcels including tobac-
co, parcels, and 21101?5paperS, for
members of the Armed heroes In the
Mediterranean Area, despatched from
the Base Post Office, Canada, ou the
6th and Tali of January. 194 I, hove
been lost at Sea.
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Leaves For Kitchener
Airs, V, M. Bray and Lorna, left 011
Tuesday for their new home in Kit-
chener. Their new address will be
59 Alma Street, Kitchener.
--�y,�— In spite of their .advancing years,
CONGRATULATIONS
Air, and Airs, Dalrymple are both
eoagrattllations to Elaine Johnston acliV(. 11101 111 pos.icsslon of all Meir
who will celebrate her :tri birthday 1101111ics. 'All's, Dalrymple is 77, and
on Saturday, March 1I4h. Isir, Dalrymple, 79 years o1' age.
Congratulations to Alastel' Elgin' At the p1'es1'111 time Ml's. Dalrymple
AlcN Il who celebrates his :;rd birth- is unfortunately, confined to her bed
day on March 51.1t, wild 1111 alined( of 'flu,
Mission Band To Meet
The Mission i3and of Loving Service
will Ahold their regular meeting on
Saturday, Alarch llllt at 3 o'clock.
Children bring new work books and
fees, which are 10 cents, Any sub-
scription to World 'Friends could be
brought to this meeting, Itltd to Chose Who so 1(111(11y loaned
Card Of Thanks
The family of the late Airs. P. Dixon
Stalker wish to express their thanks
to their relatives and friends for the
kindness and sympathy shown them
in their recent bereavement; also to
the neighbours for the lovely wreath
AMONG THE CHURCHES
TRINITY ANGLICAN CHURCH
March 1'1.11h—ThIr'd Sunday In Lent
Sunday School at 111 a.m,
Divine Service ot L2 o'clocic noon.
r + ,
their chi's. 30 -Ills
IN MEMORIAM
JOHNSTON—In lowing memory of our
dear Father, Nathaniel Johnston,
who passed away four years ago,
March 1 ttlr, 19.10,
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH (antle, but not forgotten,
Sunday, March 1211t,
11).1.5: Sunday Senool,
'111.15: "Judas and the Priests",
7 pan.; "Unfair Judgttlenls," FARM FOR SALE
--•liver remembered by the Family,
30-1p.
r ..
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
".11iC (''lall11u1'. !,
4 -year-old Colt, broke single and ('1'(';111
double, very quiet. Apply at iter• to It. ll. Gunner I,I.:t••..
ward's Dairy, Myth, :lost.
to
Myth.
FOR SALE
j TEN1)E1;- \V.'.NTF!)
A number of Durham calves, Apply
Stewart 111101,14l.h. !matt). 710d1 i _',!, I 1,0:10-11).
,0 ti
:11) ! p. roads of Alerri '1'11x ;.... • !; •'
Superintend, n1 :1!.;1'
Johnston,
FOR SALE
1e,•(•ire11 up to ' ;1.10
1'It, -1/0 ,!' ! , •
(plebes cools stove, iu good chap,!; '1:(1.°'
'r I11$11.2.11";•'(-11
nn ', iu 11. \ � r; .i •I ,',1.
fol' $_or •'(-11 111!1 1 ;!„!:n l�;t n'; r•;It
largr size Quebec heater; 3•buru:r .
coal oil stove: gond washing machine I ndcr.
(wringer. .\pply to \Ars. jam, s (1ih-'
'1'111, nor. evt or all tetei,,r not 11 •
son, phone I5 -I1, Llytb •
::n.! . I ;wily ii,'1 1,11!1 d.
GEORGE MARTIN, CLERK.
N'.'J:'F'1!+'i.1"F!I"I'A'•i!'17%-'d... ♦.. - 0. ••• .. • ♦ ♦ . ♦ ♦ ... • • . . •. P. ♦ .0 • .M.O ... • • • . • ... • . P. ♦ . •-.. 0!1:.!0 .M M'+�!4 �.'1:•�!'F'T!'t''.'�'S!'I"I!•i:'Q!�!!�i'I!.'bl
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...it changes constantly to meet
this country's changing needs
FOR INSTANCE ...
Ever wonder where your ration
coupons go? The answer is that
your grocer takes your sugar,
butter and other coupons to his
bank, which acts as the govern-
ment's agcllt in identifying and
accounting for millions of spent
coupons. This vast bookkeeping
job —known as "Ration Coupon
Banking" — is just one of the
new, additional assignments
which the banks have assumed
as part of their wartime service.
Another is the payment, on
behalf of the government, of cer-
tain subsidies arising out of war-
time price control. Still another
is the handling of exchange trans-
actions as agents of the Foreign
Exchange Control Board,
At the same time the banks have
arranged facilities to serve mili-
tary establishments and new war -
industry centres alike.
Through loans to industry and
agriculture, they have helped to
increase the supply of raw mate-
rials, weapons and food.
They have acted as issuing
agents for approximately $5,700,-
000,000 worth of Victory Bonds
and War Savings Certificates, as
well as lending direct financial
aid to the government through
short term loans.
..,All this in the face of wide-
spread staff changes resulting
from enlistments of 8,360 trained
bank employees.
The war emergency has proved the readiness and ability of
Canada's banks to adapt their services to new conditions, It
has proved, once again, the strength of your banking system,
which is providing a firm base of financial service for the
greatest economic effort in the nation's history, and will with
equal resourcefulness meet the challenge of the years ahead.
KS OF CANADA,:
Clearing Auction Sale
OF STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
lir, Harold Jackson has been in-
structed to sell at Public Auction on
the South half hot 33, Concession 6,
East \Vawanosh, one mile north of
Westfield Church, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 23RD
at 12.30 o'clock the following:
Part of Lots 27 and C'oncession
14, liullet.t, 2331/2 acres, pasture, price
$1,750, Apply Fred Moloy, '1'hedl'ortl,
or The industrial Mortgage ,l Trust
Company, Sarnia, Ontario. 30-2.
SEED GRAIN FOR SALE
A quantity of Early Alaska Oats,
also quantity two rowed barley and
also Ligowa oats and two rowed Karl"y
mlxed, good heavy grain, Apply to
'W. F. Pease, Blyth, Ontario, Tele -
HORSES; CATTLE; HARNESS phone 45-1i 13russels.
IMPLEMENTS: GRAIN; WOOD:
LUMBER and HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS,
FOR SALE
Quantity or 1';11'11 r 1 •, ,1 1 11( 1. 1'"•-
ceplicually goo !I 11u;lli y \111,1•' 1,
George \\'att, ph 11 I' 111 ih. ,
FARM FOR SALE
\\'est Half Lot ::.', con. :i, 1' •a .t \\-Il•
wanclsh; 100 acre-, 21(011 clay loans:
drilled well, l,uil(litr.n i0 rcol 5'11:01-,
70 acres seeded. \p lily, .1: ni �l
Gill, Clinton, Onta''i , • 1'
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK AND IMPL'- M NT5
,Mr, Harold Jack -on, 11a::
strticted to sell by 1st; tic c11 -1:m (r.1
BABY CHICKS Lot 30, Concession 1. Past\1,1w
At the sante thne the 100 acre 211_ males Nnr111 !,' 11: :1, .::
Bray agent in this locality is pre•
farm, south half lot 33, con, 6, will heanile; West, on
paled to tell you what 1s awnila.ble THURSDAY, MARCH 1�TH
offered for sale, This is a splendid immediate or later delivery, Ilatch•
at 1 P.:11.,111, f-'llnwill_;
property. ery prepared to laic: care of art otters
l 1 'i'- C ATTIY: 11 ,L le'n , hes, t'1 11 our)
Also 100 acre grass fa,rnl, north Started chicks also.
half lot 34, con, ti, limmediate booking.
A full list of sale will be published Blythe,
next week,
borne Storehouse, Estate,
t\lars.hall Stonehouse, Executor,
1larold Jackson, Auctioneer'.
LONDESBORO
Misses Beth and Rhoda (lulu
and
friend, of London, spent the week -end
with Mr, and Mrs, William Govfer.
Miss Eileen Miller of Clinton, with
her parents, Air. and Mrs. Thomas
Millers
Mr. Jack Clarke of Toronto, with
his parents, Mr, and Airs. Clarke.
Airs, Will Lyon, Thorndale, withAirs, Elizabeth Lyon, -;
Mrs. William Griffith Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, \\', Breen in London.
Aliss M, Melville is visiting friends
in Seaforth this week,
"Have you collimated the 11111)111'.
donable Sin'?" God's word says that
there is a sin which hath never for•-
given us, limy people are unwit-
tingly guilty of this sin, Come to
church next Sunday morning and
hear this tremendous subject of the
"Unpardonable Sin" dealt with by the
Pastor, the Rev. :A, E. Aienzies,
The \V• A. will hold their March
meeting at Airs, Saws Fairscrviee's
on Wednesday at 2.311, March 171h.
The ho5�tessea are Miss Lillie .Adams,
Mrs. Thomas Adams, Airs. Clark and
Mrs, Bert Sltobbrook,
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AUBURN
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bogie, Marion
Christine, 11111y nod (:a..:c1' n moved
from the Auburn mill which th sy sold
to ,lar. and ;Airs. Warner Andrews to
their' home on Nelson St., Goderich:
John and Clarissa Carter and Gor-
don Taylor motored to London and
they Were accompanied home by Mrs.
Carter who recently underwent a ser•
tons operation at \'ic'tol•in Hospital. there,
The gentlemen of Auburn and dist-
rict have enjoyed many eweniugs
playing euchre at James W. Medd's
store. Each evening a colleotiun was
taken, which has amounted to $26.23
This will be donated to the Overseas
Box Fund.
tut W0 ( a((1-,
A, 1.. Kernlcic month; Il 1 tei't e ,. , roe
iIlolstein heifer, (I'; f
11)01'ham cow, dor I:1.: I':;:', :! 1
COW, clue ?lay 1 11, r.1 rd , •1. 1 1
two months: Hereford ;1,w. (;u' .1111.1
17; ilereford cow. to. 1011 , 1 1
hall and three offices in the Court IHereford c'nw•, dee :May 1•'1 : .1' •l
ileus:, Godertc.h, Ontario, will be re -'cow; 2 year-old h if;,! ; 1
ceivedc up to 112:00 o'clock noon. Tues. tyears 0111; heir r, ri> hr.; 1'•111 \' l
day, Aiarch 14th. ,old; 3 steers, lisins ;r•,, y,'11'- '1'!.
Specifications and any other lnfor- 1 1'1(1S: Yo: h c,'• . ' `'h7 1(`:
matron may be obtained front the w'eelcr, 01(1:
County Clerk, Goderich. Ontario, i iMPI.F3tll\'I'`
parasol, 1-45, 0It11 :1.;Is 1.
condition: rill her 11.•, 12
County Clerk,
30I• iwat;on; la fool 1;11 ',n ,1.
!pair of steel 01!_ s'1 h1"1
manure spreader, .: yc•1(5 ,!,;
box and stuck deli.
Quantity nl' 11, „111 .'f•
chiding, cools sI0(1, 1,:10, -.
TENDERS WANTED
Ti:NDERS for painting the plain
N. W. MILLER,
NOTICE !
Kindly take note that if
all milk bottles are not re-
turned daily, it will be neces-
sary to enforce the law of
charging 5c per bottle extra
when milk is delivered.
Patrons are asked to kind-
ly govern themselves accord-
ingly.
Durward's Dairy
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE
ANI) DANCE
under auspices of L.O.L. 963
in Orange Hall, Blyth,
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MARCH 15TH
William H. Morrill, photo, 110 11lst:es
Adults 25c. Children 15c shop 4, Blyth.
w3RtCtetQK tCXKtC4b1 Kala( tC tetitWVCtCttItQKltttet,:lz' f;'c''z'y'Tc'Zt;'C':'ti'sts:-sst
other
attic!, s
TEFii11S: CASH
\A'altel' II. (1:i• 1n. Lo•
liar old .1tel .son, 1 n
IMININIMMana Mama, -.w,-•ay, -,J'...••a,.. wa..wa
HAROLD .1 A("l:so',:,
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist in Farm .'11.1 1t,,
Sales.
Licensed in 111',,n :1;1,1
Ceunlies, t'r1 ' ' r1 ,1- ,n.;' 10
iiction guaranteed.
For inforina!'.nit. 1,0;• r,,i 1,
Harold Jacl;nnn, lt.lt ,, 1.
Phone 141.661,
1' !'1
:'11.11
WILLIAM
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Specializing in Pavia crud Ino 1 •.'111 1
Sales.
Licensed for the ('aunty of 1 111: '11,
Reasonable l'ric. and 1.01s1'1 11 11
Guaranteed.
For ltl'fot•llratio:t, 1'11'.. wl'I'•' (t' j'11,'i'o
Dead and Disabled A1imaLL
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50x31; Seaforth, 1.►, `'Jll::et.
DARLING and CO. of CA:i A :)A, LTD.
(ACTSZWAYS,
TO RELIEVE MISERIES OF
BRONCHITIS
Now get real relief from coughs,
soreness and congestion of bron-
chitis -this double -action
way that actually
1 WAYS At ONcj
im•- PENETRATES
into
1 tubesprowni
with bsoothing
medicinal Vapors.
- STIMULATES
chest and back sun,
\ faces like a warm -
I
• rf cpw $ Rio GOf poultice.
HOU iC •.�
To get all the benefits of this
combined PENETRATING -STIMULATING
action, just rub throat, chest,
and back with Vicks VapoRub at
bedtime, Instantly VapoRub goes
to work -2 ways at once as shown
above -to ease bronchitis cough-
ing, loosen congestion, relieve
muscular soreness, and speed
restful, comforting sleep, Often
by morning most of the misery
Is gone. Get relief from bron-
chitis distress tonight with dou-
ble -action, time- VICKS
tested Vicks Vapo-
Rub ...Tryitt w VAPORUa
The
HUNS
and
ZAPS
Gloat over
COUGHS & COLDS
that delay the day of reckoning
FOOL THEM WITH
BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE
Coughs and colds are all-out allies of
the Axis, postponing the day of Vic-
tory by cutting down our production
of tanks, guns, planes. Don't let them
sabotage your war effort. M the first
sign of cough or cold, take Buckley's
Mixture a nd stay on the job. Th is grand
prescription routs coughs and colds
F -A -S-1, keeps you FIT TO DO YOUR
HIT, The new improved Buckley for-
mula is all medication -no syrup -
acts faster --goes farther. 40c & 75c
everywhere. Get a bottle TODAY.
Raid On Berlin
Involved 60,000
Nearly 60,0411 urea Were in veil% ed
in the trcmcniloti; task of carry -
Ing out the rcccnt
raid on Berlin, liist,?!:'s greatest
aerial assault.
One statim coiit:'ia :der said
approximately LO :nen were work -
Ing on the ground for ever;
bomb that got ata,, the air.
It took 4,000 men about five
hours to !rad the hoii:bs.
Some 7,0011 flying persnatile/
were briefed fol the raid.
The planes used well over 1,-
000,000 gallons of gr':;r,linc, many
thousand gallons of oil and a
great volume cf fluid for their
hydrauli: undtriarr:',gc•, .kiting
systems and arir 1 -':imps,
Amon, the ad':,aa c chores were
the preparation c:f ;,OOH flying suits
and the !oa,:np of 7'r0,uwj roruds
of mac!tinc-t .. 1
One All -Purpose
Outfit For Princess
hrinC�•c 1:',.ei'rtll, !.lig, 1'r., .it'oc
no more 1'ir,tl;iag ..:;i,nng tkaat any
other I-:;;s,lirliWcrn,lu, is
one , „f:. ser : e t,'1 .•..I-
ter.
She 'las :' ,>, . t!.e sans dresr,
Boat, hat, 3;1r,r 5::(1 gloves and
has carri,d the same iaandbag every
time site 1;a, beet, p11 •t' -,;•a
since De,:, 22,
The outfit has ter serf for wed-
dings at \t'ind'er and \Vesttaiaster
Abbey, at a f,_oti,all match at
Wembley aid for sho,pl Ing e>:prdi-
tions,
TEST "UNDER FIRE THREE"
Sty, aty paims, !tack:t feet, sil-
ence i,rohen by 1:iat;eriug explo-
sions, a avitiuing sound (,v, rhea,! as
balls of fire streak past, the com-
forting feeling Of the "good earth"
they are hugging as roaring 110')11-
ations hurl mud sky -tar,! -those
arc a fes', of the ,taatio1r (N-
perienee11 by troop,. '.:ntlergojng
13attle Ilu,l.ul;ai.'n act the Infan-
try '1'r:tjni:lg ('entre Lamp
Shiba, Man.
I\nn\Ctl a: "('udlr !•111 1)!'.e,..
th,. first to -t start, 11111 fend•;
enough during al "br(ak off' for
a smoke. :1\,• the men relax, . „tl-
ccdled machine guns gi\C them
their first baptism of fire, Reac-
tions arc varied. ",nae droll to the
ground instantly and brei; crit er.
Others stare 1•1•tnl:ly .'t their 11f -
firer at :lit -h g „rdt••, t1hilr• the
remainder stand and try ter spot tits•
gunners. "•i'I1I helps the tarn 1;11
C\ er :he initial shock of being un-
der fire," a officer pii.Ite.l out,
"Tinier Fire 'I\\o" tt aelies tl:e
non 1.1 44orl, undo fire and la up
their tt aatams in go :(1, cerin: :t.
:\,lt:a:H to ,1 -Ii ;!l.. e l•., 11
teem!!, 1„ 11.re -' l nin
"lac:Bile gun. frt,11, t:irlr \hat,
the 111111 reii vi' idle 1,1' l,'i
Flat vat their ;aa. e- and dr,. . it
their rifle, tiny syuicia 1x1,1 the
trench inel,iI; t!.1jr ',say aleng
crab -t\ ie ,tits; - .1111
F.xpic,sioni., buried an hall
of the trench erupt. '1,1!1,1-'1,m.-
er- dem: n en tate ere('l'i': t u i4. Ilr-
tP:e('n
hum (.f t!\'iile :eau,
114 officer', v''11' C;.;r I.!, i,, x1•,1
abut i talc d:: V,,11
WC make yon run! Conic en! Conte
on! 1)011', step! Keep that pa1'i1
dc,tvn1 \V,:tc!t that rifle:"
'Under Fire Three," mem 111v,
present: the 1i:, •1 difficult test.
mid
SADIE t3 CHAMBER
Meats and Dr(?ss:izgs
A, 1 a.i;' I.,, , 1) i 1 _ _ ., ,1 tett'
recipe; with tl;flin; I aL,!:1t
best plan is to give at rtaipe ,
a foundatirol 13r( -;1(1'l ,,;1:d, tnf;il;g
and then a tett ''ariati .,"
Bread Cruntl' Stuffing
CrattH ln'ai'1t bre-al
day 01d to give 2 C,I; ,, .•r;t
bread crumbs. .\11.1 in
6','1, ;.y tcas!1.:,•:1 p11,1„ „ ( tal,it'-
spr „ fins 1, rill:, rd l'ar<!e' . or
2 tai le,p1 11 :It,, ly 1li::ice,1
2 strips ch.lppc•1 co•,i;1 d u.1 .1
Rub in 3 table.p, , ',',:ter or
dripping. Add 1
a little : eg, tal•lc ,1' i. :I!', tta
m istru.
Stuffing Variations
Celery - 1)r.tiu and ,.up
chopped et .,ked celcr: .
Giblet - Chcp c. ,!lir
heart, gizzard, meat 1,i 1r , 11 and
add to fo1i111.1.:t1011 111ixt::r1-1 it
liquid is necessary u;e stawk in
which giblets were coo:;(.!,
Mushroom -- Chop ...;d 4,'t :
{ill(-l1d': i,l'r'lt f:!t 'llt:il tC I'..If", 1 tip
n1C.shrcoirs; add tr. fr,l:l.,lat1 Al
mixture.
Corn - \i ix in 1 can t'.hr1:v ker-
nel corn (chopped) or eqt:it-alert
freshly cooked corn and ( if avail-
able) is cup chopped tints.
Sausage--.1dd. slicc,1 pr(-c,lokcd
sausages cr pan -frit,' cr:ttubled
sausage :neat.
Stuffed Veal
Stiff a leg cf vt:l nick
Lressing. 'Place on rail Irl r:,ast-
Ing, pan ani (1(t tyi`''1 13altr
in a rather slew. c -c:. "" I:),
allot,. ire 9U nlir.rtcs 1 r.p,tatnd f,,r
a roast •teig:i:tg 3 ,C t,_.,,:'ie
,attc :1ft(•i 1'.4111 fait ,:ie
Meat Rolls
liar e i' 'ar,d, f!; (-r hind
shank (r nr,_I; of trrf sliced
''ety thin, r.r :ts( brrart or
thin slices 1f lam!, c,- .;ca'. Cttt
9ttCr< into 1',;rrr< ar,,'•t, 4 ht• G
inch, s. a'.illi
`;L :: n;.
�:c : e-? t::
- , s.. .: it rp like
and :.cit r: or tie. Br_ r. n
,rl a,l s;rirsi11 P. ;:`.t:e t!rll,pipgr.
This c,tur;e i.• laid out in altctnate
(Tau! and fire lanes on a hillside.
11,14:11ine guts 111x11.:11 at the bot-
tom .1i the hi11 are sighted so that
intik, strike the slope atidle the
ldi.. rs creep dolt)] marker! strips.
.\ gain e:•phu.:ons add realism. The
rn'n cratt 1 tot1ar11 the guns and
ran f1111ty the ilight of the tracers,
''hhcy ,r1 n. in he coining straight
at \oil like miniature sky rockets,.,
said one soldier.
"I 111110, and llayonct•" i; the
final under fire test. Commanded
b\' ;411 "flick r a ,ectic11 ]nails and
"his(, bayonet;." (lot; clatter as
they move at 1 -1o\v double "hit-
ting the Ilirl" a;, csplo;i.111; rend the
I'lot',ctl ground, barbell
tr inches and a le; cc arc crossed,
•I'ar;;(t; 1'p up and the adlaalijng
soldier; open fire. t In reachile the
hill they ir,ttt1 to ile ire•, to mien
fife a, i! I ;n'' r1 treating
enemy,
'1'14 111471 •• - III! •11 t e Islip the
,11 CI. of 111f:1r1:1', u1p11 de111-
11 tra•tians are held I-r;:•'eft•.,
sm.,: 1'4 int , the sky act a par:wino,:
flare, to ilio trig' lone the lural?•
fry n ln•otcet it elf a,::in-t
(11, 111,' 1,1.111C .
r,1111111ett,t, the men
t:1p -toil, , around a fire then
cr., i int:, blankets :alder pine
Mote' . 11;1' Iurnlern carfare
dee, 4'1 a!'.1,t\- permit s1,un•l sleep
--nor o,, modern training. 1)111'-
-ag the slat' the l i\on;,1' arta ha
been 111j',11 .1 Al ''.:114 11.111, the ,lin
t.1rt Sle, 911-t \ td oilier, r14-11
(„r 1\pl,l.'on, mid the
t'. at tin; n•, 11 .I lu• p1•I;Ilty
r4 Ln1'11l1', runnin't eye, trill he
patid if at sIlrli,.•r hasn't Lcpt his
r(spicat„r h.:ndy. .1n hour later if
a!. .:,111• t•, 11 i!!:' tl en \,.ill 'et •lntc
,la 117.
"e;1 -o11 ';.itli salt and pepper. Pour
in a little boiling \cater, -tool; or
tomato juice. lover (lo,ely and
itnnu'r !Intl! Ileal i, t('tulur. 'Chic:,el
and : ea n lillnid ;old ,et•\'c as
�l„C1
Stufled Braised Heart
\1:1-h .t,n triol heart, remo%il,g
11 ti iu• dill in salted,
,:dieter '1 hour, 1)r:1jn, fill with
tnffi47 ant! . rte up. Coat 111(11
\;iti1-n1.1:le1! flour and brotrn
thoroughly in a little fat. Plater
1, ;1 trial i is a heal I pant
and pour in I:, fling a otcr, stuck
„r tomato Mice, to at !cast !: hied)
depth. .14x1 ilot 'liquid as requit')I
,illrju,' cooking. Corel 'lo,e'1e and
iron:. r v, r•y ,-, tidy until tender,
to 4 hour', for a lar(;( l car(, 11_
to _ ho•Ir. for 4.11)4111 heart; (1r
C,1,k, t('t•\ 4.144', 4. Ili .:osrred pall in
\( n,
11fxs ('lituuber• t(elrum(r pervunot
testers from It sore' 1ed repderN. elle
1M pk('n,(',l to revolve N ll r.I,"('Mtl(IIIN
nn lnpler' for lier nntutnn, 111111 is
nlnny.M ready to listen to your ',pet
11('1'1('x." II ell II('NIM for r('('111e* (It
spermt memo. ore In order. Address
your Inters to ,,MItx same 11.
Chambers. 7:1 R'et(t Adelnlde St.,
Toronto." Send lllonlped melt -ad•
dreNNed ens etope If )•oil 11.10111 n
reply.
Some Miss Pleasure
Of Going To Church
•
It wvlll(i a1•pe;;r a:lioul1ti1 that
the right kind of Sunday includes
church 1tt(!Idat :7.'r, hitt unfortun-
ately, ",?1U• ,.(1g,}c', Sa11.11, 1 with a
life not conn Complete, allow thetn-
aelt'ec to miss cid; pleasure, says the
New '4 1!': Tim, -.
1 be .rip to el air, ,'t should be
!made on foot, ii icatihle. The head
Ic tip, wit',! the sense of welldoing,
lu1:o are full of brisk,
fresh air. 'I'hc lout Is at peace
witli the tt orld and the demeanor
is cheerful. The churchgoer 14.110
is in the appropriate frarne of mind
lets his thoughts dwell on others,
at i-1111- than as well off as he, and
holds in his purse It generous con-
tribution, '414 (h will doubly bless
the Riser and the receiver. It nerd
tact greatly nrtt(rr whether the ser-
lnnt! is of 9„(14 or fr(2111, rent gli-
iity; the main tiling is to be in
(!1'11. , and Ic depart uplifted.
CIIAPTEI2 XX
But th(tl she rcaii,a.! that this
oncoming horse was "cit h, l• Mail;
I)awit nor Ilooker's, and with a
little gasp of relief she sant; hitch
against the hunk, :\ moment later
Curran straightened hitt„ if. Ile
had seen the horseman rounding
the curve 11 the trail and recog-
nized hint.
The rider pulled in a little dis-
tance away and hailed, glancing
suspiciously about hitt,
"It's all right, Mr. Ferris," calico
Curran. "I got her here and no-
body' eke.'r
Ferris rode up to the entrance
and dismounted. "I got your mes-
sage," he said, "but 1 didn't know
if I could (ind my way here. At
first I told Pedro he'd hate to
bring IIIC, anti after he'd gone I
thought I see if I could fin,! the
way alone."
"So yuh (didn't meet Pedro' I
sent him bail; for yuil," said Cur-
ran, 1 le had planned Ferris' ad-
vent for a little later, and the dis-
turbance of his plants momentarily
disconcerted hint. ''Comte in. 1
got her, like I told yuh, and Pedro
gave Sheriff C1!ggstvell an idea of
\Vhcrc that murderer's hanging'
out."
Lois ran forward. "\ir, Ferris
111119 me," she pleaded, -lake me
away. 'Citi; 1111n kidnap(d me this
morning,. l is --he, .
Curran scowled. ''I1 put Ler in
the next room, an theft 41C Iain talk
business, Ferris," he said, picking
ftp the gag and rope front the ta-
ble, where he had deposited them,
Lois, utterly 1vnrn out, and t•eal-
izjn:; than Ferris, who \vas stand-
ing with averted head, had no ir•-
teltion of ailing; her, «;t, incapable
of any resistance worth mentioning,
in a couple of minutes Curran had
her eag',ed .again and carried her
to the smaller room, after hind-
ing her securely, he \sent hack to
where the ran1Innan \1a- st:on,l-
iu_'.
don't like this 1)11sin11 , Cur-
ran " mumbled Ferris. "That girl
5vi'I overheat' ever\ thing.
\\'ell, that couldn't le: helped,"
answered the format!, "'41;41 be
51(11111 1'ogg,\t ell won't find that
cowpoke, and anyway;, by the time
1 tat through 411jt11 her. she'll he
all really to hitch ftp unit roe and
held run the ranch ilo11-e. Nice
little househeep411 v‘,'fe , Ili' to
hate,
R
"I'e,ll'o 1.1211 1I1e a 1'1
(.111414' ,11)11111 •11n11ot•,n," •,ti,! l tr-
ri:.
I.on,rgan'll he here. I
baited tile trap by tellin' hint f ;gilt
the !:111 ;1111! ,he \t'as ready to make
some jnt're-lin' 11is(!o>: re-, ,1n1
11041' 3)411 1C;4- (.1?11111' i1,-11 111 heat'
them."
"11111".111, 11rr,111, 11( can't --can't kill f.u11-
('17 (l with her in the next 4141111"
\chi -;n red (11 ' f;uICIlman.
"Nope, \ae'12 get 1'1in1 outside.
i,ea1'.1' that to me," ;tattered Citr-
rall. "\ nil 5;444' 211111 yest(rda1;"
"lien, he drove up to tate hntts'e
and demanded my an:14er to !tic
proposal. I stalled hila at first,
Fief you -;:id, and (then he i114.14trd
1 lo!,! hint v. Lire I'(2 ':cc aim first "
"That'; the sniff, Ferris. Have
a ,h'i'll:," said the foreman, 1,.,tte-
int! out. a stiff 111ea1,nre )4f \tpi;I;e
into the cup, Ferri, tool; it \vi(h
SIM! 1".!.!: 11;11111 ;11111 rlrrli11ed the cor-
111111 -,
•'1'111 1111,lilig 3(111, ('111'I'a(II," h('
Sail, "2'114 not inrl';iniri' you're
ronlin' in 41itil Inc mut of friendly
feelin'. I've ,'n1ItMetal you that it's
h) your a1Ivalnta';c, anti 1'141 tt'illin'
to sigil that paper 11 1111' t'u11 .1
third of the rancid. 1 ,\rote it out
and hronelit it along, \oil can
read it." I ie drew' a document
from his poelnt and unfolded it.
said 1'nrran, laving it on
the table, "I'll read it later."
"t )f 4111'-e 1(1'ii have to trait till
we get back befela'e cignin' it," sai(1
Ferris. "\\'c got to have at it-
nesSes. '
"\\•ells we got tilt,, ain't tvei"
roared the forentet. "That girl
and Louergan,"
"Loncrgan'" cried the ratu'hm:m.
"Sure, that's 44hatt I said,
!Hake him sign before ate bump 11ni)
off."
1'1)0111 talk so lotul'" •.t!1?' -pored
Ferris.
"2 (re, take ;mother shin!; and
keep 1 or,: 14,1 r5 steady," replied
Curran contelnpt4ou,ly, "\l`e'er all
in this up 10 the no*, When 1.011-
ergacll conic;, lilt 80111' 111 string
hits along a little bit. Ile thinks
}'O'er 70111' 10 be the innocent vic-
tim. II,,, Ito!"
"111., ho!" echoed Ferris, But
diet(' gas a note o1 uncertainty in
his 40ice, 1110 41 a hewildercll maul,
striving to steer himself through
current; that are bearing hint assay,
Curran whispered,
The hoofbeats 01 another burse
couhl be heard coming along the
trail. herris n as shaking,
"I.oncrgan1" he mumbled.
aybe Pedro conte bar!;. But
he wouldn't have time to make the
round trip," Curran whispered back,
pressing his holy against the wall
and peering out through the (m-
irance,
'''opt• " ile said a moment later,
"it's Louergan, 11'e got that feller
in the trap, Ferris. Just follow my
lead, and when we are through with
hint he won't he in no position to
make trouble again."
"I3ut outside -outside, Curran,"
\shispercd Ferris, staring with di-
lated eyes at the approaching rider,
while his body sli0ol; like an aspen,
"Outside, \sheer she won't hear'
v':hen-when ave-"
Dace watched the' horses graz•
i11g on the young grass that was
already springing 1 .l ung,ulg np \s1111 incrcdibic
swiftness, after the night of rain.
Iic lay back;, dreaming of Lois and
of their fttitn'e. Finally he stretch-
ed 1111111(11, rolled an,l lit a cig-
arette, and rose to his feet. (in-
dent( 1411 'hint the \'a(er \vas still
running dem n the ravine, but it
had dried to a thin trickle in places,
Suddenly I )ave perceived some-
thing acidic gleaming underneath
the sunshine. It looked like -it
was a inti of the skeleton of a man.
Those ribs \', ere human ribs, not
bovine. And there at'a; the si;ull,
just visible 1111,1(r the earth piled
about it,
it was: evident, from the whit-
tles, of the bonus, that the skeleton
had lain in the ravine for a con-
sid('rabic tinge. It looked as if it
had been buried, unearthed by flood
water;. huri(d under an accumula-
tion of debris that they b11l17111
!inch!, and \t1sitell till again,
r t
I11 -tautly i 111'11111^, 1)a\'t' regal!
scrambling ,2 )\vn the side of the
rat inr, '!here teas a sturdy 7ro41th
of pine saplings that afforded him
hand -11(.111 and, bracing his feet
against the rock wall, he \vas able
t0 111.11;e the descent 44itlinut a1111'
especial difficulty.
Iletween the hank: ;111,1 the skele-
iolt thtr4 4411'1 ,,bout two feet of
muddy \\'a1411•. Dave removed ills
shoes and socks ;111(1 began walling
th1'o117!) 1t.
it \v4'nndotlh(rdly the skil(.1lon
of a Ulan, 1,1111' of the it g; protrud-
ed stiffly out of the mud, and 1)a\'c
saw: that it had been briber near
the thigh. it evidently had been
baulky set, for the broken ends were
not in alignment, and (litre was at
1oli,itlifaillle thiel;Cttiltt of hone
ala int the side of the fracture..
"Sunt,' \faddy Lici;eil by a horse,"
1)ave thought, "But hoe' crone he
ua; ridi4' the trail alp there; And
if lois horse slipped, whcrc's the
hors(: "
The 4411(et' 141x, wa,1111ig over (lie
4.11111, athernattel\' exposing and re -
(ailing it. Dave put his hands
beneath it and lilted it cleat', Then
IIc \ylli,ticll,
(-'o4tjnn•1 N(st \\•e'!s
South Sea Natives
Use Plastic Wood
\antLi 11* 111C Soloulott 1,2114(1.;
11:tvc herr 11.1'7 a plastic 4400(2 for
generations, reports an American
sailor stationed near 'J'ulagi Island,
in the 1-OIU,n,nt;,
"\\'e found out altaut indite
plastics when setera2 of us started
to slake a boat," said the sailor.
\\'hent thCy saw 115 n'orki447, the
natives suggested we use a dif-
ferent, stronger kind of at 0041 --
and they brought Its mahogany.
"Then they showed u, how they
glued the parts of their boats to -
ISSUE 11-1944
TO CAMP BORDEN
Maj, -Gen, F, F. Worthington, C.B.,
M.C,, M,M,, 54 a native Scot and
expert of mobile''trntor, rcturm( to
Canada to take lover conlltland at
Camp Borden,
gether tsitit a 450od plastic, :1 het'
used nuts resembling our 11,,,nut,
They pulverized the Hilt 1114 at and
"lade at paste of it,
"This paste ilardene,l into al sort
of plastic wood avhich '4 as r '! ;1 -
fected by salt wafer,"
Tho naw double defence against colds, grippe
and bronchitis Is to build Immunity with
VitaVax-a small tasteless capsule combining
COLD VACCINE plus VITAMINS
If catching cold, take VitaVax to rc duce
severity and speed recovery.
If you've just had a cold, lake VItaVax to
overcome fatigue and Increase vitality,
For sclontific precautions against future colds,
grippe and bronchitis, protect all the family
with VilaVax Capsules. Only $2.50 fix
one to two months average requirements.
Ask your druggist, or for details write to ---
Roberts Biological Laboratory, Toronto
ONTAFbC
NOTICi. TO 'I'RUCKEP$
HALF LOADING REGULA.
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1 HAM REPORTER
If Don (.:'dad doe•it't 11!,1,1
the record 11. the toilet/ t quintet.-
rupted tt'. RL to Canadiatt radio,
iii eontes dart: clo.t. to it, 1,,,n;"!
Salt' his entry into the busititns
Ivith a station that maw i; only a
memory, and 11;ri 'leen for lo, these
many year.---Cjl'td, Toronto, That
tnal,:es nineteen year, this year that
Dun has beet: harvesting the air-
waves and reapini., a m.t too bad
iis ing and incidentally repittation
for
You (Ion: -ye his picture so
much ilit l:tvs, nor read
ups about hint itt the press as (Atte
you did, lion has quieted thm•vti
trifle sinue the super -busy days of
CI(1
ada's Cheeric
Station, \\ hich,
incidental!: lit
was tvith for its
entire life, Don,
made the first
11 t r 0111 t. tory
a 1111 te ulna:went
that officially
put the station
on the air. Ile
announced its requiem viten
the Canadian Radio Coninik-
sion in the •days of llector
12liarlesworth, took it over to finally
make it into the 5(1 kw C11 I, of
today,
Don Copeland
lint Don is still busy in radio,
and not albigether behind the
scene, either. Ifc finds tnore
interest in the steadier side of the
business, lather than in the big
bouncing shows that hit the air
with a \valley, last form a %%Idle
and then sink into obscurity. Don,
!or instance, likes to talk on down.
-to-earth ntatters to people ‘vith
w11,111 making a living is a ser-
ious business. That'one reason
he enjoy, it five-day-a-tveek stint
of talking to farmers about farms
and fartnimt. That's his "Farmers'
Forum" pr,,gram on CI(Cl. !:\ Ion -
day throng!. Friday at one -fifteen.
Three daYr a week he follows
tight on Ivith a further fifteen min-
utes also c,n farm topics, 11 itt
then, Iitni use:el to he a farmer
and learnod what he I:nows about
the business the hard ‘vay, Ile
ehored itt fanitoba, really got
down to practical cultivation later
on in Saskatchewan, and homestead-
ed in those halcyon (lays when you
could bet the Government tett
dollars and three years of your
life against inn acres of bald-
headed prairie that you nttildn't
starve to death before you got
the property,
Ile still has a big soft spot in
his heart for the guy who has to
really 1ij for every dime, and
that isn't only farmers, but bush
workers awl ((kelt diggers, too,
for 1)ott did that in Itis day. Ilc
knows the smell of a bunk hous4,
in a logging or a construction camp
as \Veil as he knows his present
address out in Scarborough. 11'hat
did itt: do in these camp, Ile asked
hint. Ile reeled off a list of jobs
which made our lead swim, from
camp cookce, which includes a
TOUGH GUY ON TOUR
Amiable smile brightening Jimmy
Cagney's pan belies his fame as
screendom's ace tough guy as he
arrives at American headquarters in
London. Ile will tour Yank camps
to entertain troops,
By
Al. LEARY
• palt 0',1/ing
udo:11..; ,i'mtin, to saw
It i i delieate art nut
d'hen there Were
ears stu ,.,,y in the I 1.C,
toonmait•-•, happy :c:lt-, 1 :,:tys,
v.:0,1Idn't trade for
many jobs in
his day, and doesn't regret one of
theto, for :11 the past t \vetity years,
;\ ben so 1.1;tch of hi; tittte has been
givI 1 rddi,, pn.ge,1111 prothictii)n,
a; it: every job he ever (lid
has found, a place tiliiinately, and
ttuthor,tati..ely in a radio serit)t.
s,.ritten lots (d" them--
itotr. lter lenntit thrillers to "flash"
annotme,
1-nt. 1 i( tilt rather
nrond o:i st,ries of Canadian
1 I tor:: t ions produce('
I -ars tor the 1111106;0 TOIGICCO
CO.1 tot piHlee11(1 that stylt. of
11 LlItiii11 Caltadal'Ait then,
1)oti pHi,.ered dozen (,1
progr/:, in those day.s.
Cnrrehtly. a• -Nell as the Fant
a. noon; (,,t1 (1,;(..'1,, be is
radio clrtitti tit l'ountry Netvs
Kin -trait. on the sante station 'Clnirs.
day's at p.m, for 11'ilstru l'ubs
lilthttt C',. If y 1411 v, ant to hear
that pb-a,itig cheerful voice that
tuade the \\ord "Cliet.rio" fatuous
until to Coast itt (anada,
listett it: that, 1 f(dll mayInt be
talline, about your home 14,V 11.
The Book Shelf
The Farmer's
Animals
By Frank H. Garner
ar nwe tetili/e that rte may
owe our existence to rat 'mat
the farmer.; could not have fed ui
tlicy have, had they w"i•Led tot
I Lanny -go -lucky Farm. The beasts
that stray ;,er,ess 4.4111holiday coun-
tryside are factors in farming all
the year round, as important as
plough, or reaper, or tractor.
.1ny good farm is a unit, demand-
ing management and fore-
sight, constantly increasing exper-
ience. scienee, and business. lf the
future of l'Irtiting is to become It hat
it deserves, the citi,..ens' merely ro-
mantic :Mint& must eNpand to one
miderstanding,
In .11r. Carners book is to be
found acurate. (not woolly! infor-
mation about the management and
breeding oi the thief of the farmer's
animal; --cattle, shetp, pig.s, horses,
and goats. The litalt will be pro-
nounce/I simple, straightron,ard,
tip-t,,late, ;old it 15 in-
t:n(1,d to arouse interest in the
very facts, and, being a book oi
fact, it is al•o practical---tt hook for
the citizen and for youngsters; and
also good sound groundwork for
any 1 ming farmer. lite II; photo-
t.raplis have been \ cry carefully
chosen and annotated and are an
ininortant part of the ss hole.
The Fartner's Animals . . . By
Frank I-1. Gartte. , The Macmil-
lan Company of Canada . , Price
$1.50.
Loyal Co -Operation
Among Farmers
( t: longer I live the more cer-
tain 1 betotne that the hett
that en.,t....-timent• can do for far-
mer; is ot insignificant importance
common:4! tt ith r. hat, by carefully
ont and loyal co-operation,
thev t at: do for thentsel\-cs. — Sir
1 1:1-1;ett,
POP—
•••••••••••.•••••.••••••••..111
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
di 1 tit 1"ti nut Leell
It' f
ti: ,r ft r
11 •• dt • -..". :..,• - ;1, any
1:/,'.• , ,111, al;iy
r,1tt I , ,h) , one rt
di,111't I non, he
at that itti,„ Her time,
01,, ugh tee:,1 in the
dt,, !en hot for three
• d 1.trly
'.'. (111! tt C 1t',d11(1
t. :it
• ',rt. had t,, be
. nt 011 tht. an as till
t 1.00,ITt
t 5111 th( r.- nt tla re ,it
the 1,, „ .
ilvlpd
atta, and for the.
tev.1 I didn't find life
ont, intere•ting t.r
able. r,ie-ir-
i intaghtt, did l'art-
11e not only had Iii55 11
floIttt! ;ti %Veil 411d
Cie
!in-tt: (1)
11Cly Lit -:J... Not that 1 tool(
to my 1,...,1 -- I at least \\ as dressed,
tbat 1 rotdd ans..vcr the door
and t.!1, phone. ( /tint. than that .
ell, I.,,,,tv the test
ft on. e.s.ptt
Ittname VrtIni, Our patty
11 e, as pi/Hie/daft. Mt-y—and 1
-.4 glad the calls 1 re not fen.
its! Lott finally ontring came . .
and r, hat a slim!: 1 got! One of
m.arest neh.thlionr• had died
suddenly in, tiltcitythat after-
noon. Note itt thitil; it an
to.at.tu, ration Yhen I say that the
v.hole cottininnit,v in. slimmed, for
this neighbour ‘k 1.11c.W11 far ;old,
v, id,. for his tt illingress to help
any -he, an:: time, any.,,,,There,itt
the t litirch, tat school Inaards, in
\\itt \vork, and in irlany 1,e);a11-
i.'.1:1“11-, a.—.1.tallee and experi-
ence could tiittays I.e reliell upon,
l'erhap• y,.11 itt read this
co'llinn may think the passing e/f
•otne one to most of you
- my he of huii interest but ---you
all have neighbours, haven't
and you, yourself, are your neigh-
bour's neighbour. Isn't that so?
lmesn't it make you svonder how
much pm, personally , mean to
our community—am! how much
each of your neighbour, means to
you:- Sometimes one's \nduation of
one's friends 1 itt:, 1 late,
* • *
Mit now, rather than have you
.'lcc,11". "le "I writing a "gloomy"
conimit--\\ hich heaven forbid—sup.
pose we change the subject.
(Inc thing that has given me a
,amsitlerable amount of amuse -
LEADS IN ITALY
Major-General E. L, M. Burns,
former assistant deputy chief of
staff at Ottawa, is now commanding
a Canadian division in Italy.
Sight -Seeing Tours
For School Children
of foreign travel for
school children V lien Europe is
again fit for sight-seeing would be
made in special ships, if the pro-
n/,•al of the National L'hion of 1Vo.
men Teachers in Britain is carried
out, it is reported in London. The
main 1l 0i' would be to promote
ft iendship between nations by
bringing their young folk together.
By
Gwendoiine P, Clarke
mem ar,1 I•.: latet!y
co!i e Idi,11
.1 , , • , I I, • !,
ri f;ia,11:
the ;,,;; car ,t1
ti 101.Ie of C. 1.e• Tie
Iti
lti t
e !let
V.0 t 0,1
'itt 1:11,elan1
e. ere to \ ttated and to I e
‘• II- 1 for l'
't 0,1.1, ' 1 ay ty
rim, ,tt t1 ti.at Mt:, 4,1
ne,..•, did 101 et it ti eant
that in illy :n1/1 farni•ore1/eititi
eta. •tated., p, -pie ,11,1
, 1 `I,. I H
1.1, Li, I1-:go.,ern-
nlent order Co it? .1 int I,
.•}1,1n1/1
litre is tn. itcn. that tickled niy•
3tI ,C c/f Immonr. .1:1 irate farmer
55 rote to the pre," t.aitplaiiiing he -
cause 1.tovernment official; and
Board Of Inspectors bad visited
his farm and all V. ere v.eariug
itals; rubber boot,, ide he, the
farmer, had found it
buy rubber hoot, for 1-,ve or utotn:y.
I can imagine a it: of the
mews •nchn titin.t e.4,1,, to ha; -
pen arontel. bere.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
March 19
JESUS CRUCIFIED
Mark 15: 21-47.
PRINTED TEXT—Mark 15:22-39
GOLDEN TEXT. — He was
wounded for our transgressions, he
was bruised for our iniquities; the
chastisement of our peace was up-
on him; and with his stripes we are
healed, Isaiah
Memory Verse: t;o11...1)Vett
and sent his ttt t John -LW.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
.\pril
Place—Calvary, just outside the
city wal of Jestisaltm.
The Crucifixion of Christ
"And they bring him unto the
place Golgotha, ss iicit is, being in-
terpreted, the place of the skull.
And they offered Mint \vine mingled
with myrrh: but he received it not."
:11yrrIt utas used, /nixed with wine,
to numb the pain of those about to
be crucified. But Jesus refused to
drink it, because he would not
lighten Ilk sufferings or lesson His
agony for our salvation,
"And they crucified him, And
parted his garments among them,
casting It upon them, which each
should take, .111d it was Inc third
11,1111., and they cruicified hint."
our Lord pass; ely 'allowed 1 rim -
self to 'Mitt. this cruel death for
our sakis. Although the Lord of
all power, 1 lett itltTtcId ilk power,
permitting man to do his worst.
The Roman soldiers believed they.
had crucified a fanatic, a false
claimant to kingship. Little did
they realize they were the instru-
ment; in God's hand of bringing
ahout the death of Otte whose
Blood \\ as to atone for the sin of
the world, To them it was just an
ordinary criminal's death, such as
they had often taken part in, They
knew not the stupendous issue de-
pendent on the death of Christ.
The Superscription
". \ lid the stita.r eriptiot, (0* 1i.
accusation \Vag 551 ill(11 tver, the
King of the Jews." In these rds
Pilate 515 it dolt n as a simple fact
that Jesus is indeed the king of
the jts •,„ This tt'ti 011 is at
the ,:tinetinic a vindication.
The Crowds at the Cross
".
\tIi stitIt hint they crucified two
robbers, Tet the Christ, the I:ing
of Israel, now come dos tt from the
cross, that n c may see and be-
lieve!' .\t la“ titel feel 111Q' have
pro \eti t1i 111111t ‘ff pot\ ei . i.
now a v. cat:, helpless, (bowed 14,..
ing who is lie:ond pow et' of
escaping death. They challenged
him to come down from the Cross,
Ile could have done evt.n that, but
11' had a far ntore important work
in hand titan merely to display Ili;
Divine potvir. In that kont• 1 fe
could nk,t •:•5151' 111111tidIH ;It
the sante time. Ile came into the
Ivorld to save sinners, and only
THIS IS JONES
sPE-AKING!
'OLD BILL' IN ITALY
Looking like a double for "Old Bill,' Bruce Bairnsfather's famous
cartoon character of World War 1, Capt. Perry Cadogan of Glace Bay,
N.S., squats with a field telephone somewhere in holy. Capt. Cadegan
of Canadian unit of 8th Army, refuses to trim handlebar mustachios
for duration,
1!..
(:'i Lit ac, o:t!-!,11,
t :odor.
The Cry from the Cross
:he
!h. y darI::,; ;.; ovur the
holt Imo! 11,,,t..;itt
:Icti.1C1' 1.1;t1i
It V.I. 1:;e hour 0;
Lan; ,.; de-oiation.
etir Lord
I tor! .1,1e ,jepth
litimat; and .,piri:nal ammish
••Iffered 1 ur I.ord. 1t is the
cry of ,,ne has lo,t, for the
time being, the •.n.e of fellw,v,hii,
\‘itit tIod. Bat 1: li Men oh...err-
ed that ro :1 in littcrinn: ttl, cry ca.
de -dation did not let go Ili,
trust in Gal, for he call; ,,ut iv
God, my God.' Dyadic thirst ;o1 -
/It'd to the at. nil pang• 1,1 t rticifixs
ion. Vitie.tar 55as the .our \\ itt'
druid: by laborers itt the field. A
drink in ties hind \tas i‘eitt taa(ly.
for sufferersl'Aijah was regarded
as a deliverer in time trouble.
The Death of Christ
.1e,tis uttered a loud voice,
and gave tip the ghost," The loud
cry uttered by Jesus 1‘.11(.11 dying is
et/nsidered the loud triumphant
a
HORIZONTAL
1,5 Pictured
ballerina,
11 Guide,
12 Physical
emptiness,
11 Toward,
15 Upright shaft,
16 Danger;
17 Half an em.
20 Each (abbr.).
22 Melt.
25 Black bird.
27 Verbal,
29 Youthful,
31 Erbium
(symbol). chef 'deal
32 Compass point substance.
33 Doctor (abbr,) 52 Falsehoocl,
34 Him, 54 Within.
35 Local 55 Send out rays.
position, 57 Splendor,
37 The earth, 59 She is a —
39 Nonaspirate. dancer.
40 Strong thread, 60 Depend.
43 Vegetables,
45 Courtcy title,
46 Aged.
48 Perform,
50 Crystallized
1, tv- 1 oere is
Lathing c,,ninillory in His death;
it v a- a to1m.t.,::, 1:;, :1!! the
time Ife Hon t:, the , . and
thi- 1,, i.:. fie ,,,, to; fleaf to the
impit 1, Ho, ,o1i. Ile yickled
" Chit,
,e1,. r our sins,
" 1i1,1 the veil Id the temple %vas
rent in itt o trom the top to the
ott.an." Itt tht tentpdh the lioly
Illace \tits separated front the Most
11,1y by a (tir,••;., None but the
pa., that curtain,
and lie only ,.•.ce a s ar. The
curtain 1Ring rent in ty, 0 %raha
sign that t 1longer di, we have to
in our
own...crci (11;tuil,t.... t• have direct
acce‘s to the Fatlitr through our
Lord Jesus Christ.
The Centurion's Confession
-.1nd when the ccnturiou, who
stood by ovet tigain,t hint, saw that
he so gave up the ghost, he said,
Truly this man was the Son of
God," This centurion ,a pagan
soldier, dill mat nt•ed Christ to come
the cr,,,F, to prove His
Deity: it ,liowed ,,tit in llis trititim-
hat:t death as he exclaimed with
a\ve 'truly this was the Son
of God.'
BALLERINA
Answer to Previous Puzzle
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7 Make rare,
8 Genus of
dolphinlike
cetaceans.
9 Nothing.
VERTICAL 10 Near.
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(abbr.). 13 You.
2 Snaky fish. 14 Child,
3 Peruse. 13 At present.
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19 Boat paddle.
21 Footed vase,
23 Animal.
24 Desolate..
25 Spiced sauee,
26 Character of
ancient Celtic'
alphabet.
28 Sheltered side,
30 Lytic poem,
36 Writing fluid.
37 Bank clerk,
38 Uncooked.
39 Cover.
40 Pertaining te.
the tides.
41 Has inscribed.
42 Negative reply
44 Male child,
45 Dirt.
47 Numbered
cubes.
49 Either.
50 Girl's name.
51 Allow.
53 Cloth measure
54 That one.
-56 Bachelor of
Arts (abbr,).
58 Ah! Alasi
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grandmother, 'Mrs, P. U, St-.tllcr'r.
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Avoid Colds by Wearing
Good Footwear
WE CAN SUPPLY ALL THE FAMILY WITH
SHOES, RUBBERS, RUBER BOOTS,
AND GALOSHES,
Olive
Gill
iiaSTANSTANDARD
Wednesday, March 8,1944.
rr- Doherty
GARAGE.
Mrs, Ill:dr of Uolgnav'e spent the
wcek•end with firs. J, Pills
LAC. L'.u'rle 11cI Iroy of Valley FieldQue., sp. rtt the weeit-end with his
parents, lir. and Mrs, 11', lleElroy.
Pte. Jamie Sims of Ipperwash spent
' tho w•crk-end with Itis WIN and
daughter, In Myth.
Airs. Wolin Gibson spent two teretes White Rose Gas and 0ii,
Ri withlien sister, Mrs, Victor Ileeley, of
Car Painting awl 'Repairing.
s.
Acetylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty.-
Agents For In:cr.laIonal-
Harvester Parts & Sapplics
1
I'oronlo,
Mrs, Willi:uu Lyon of 'l'horndale
fit spent the week -end with her sister,
laMrs. U, bloody.
7 Gnr. Robert Nesbitt of 1'c1.Lrwattn
St. Patrick's Day and
Easter Cards on display
Waxed Paper handy -package 10e
Waxed Paper in rolls, boxed for handiness
tear off what you want, 50 feet 20c; 100 feet 35c
POCKET-SIZE MAGAZINES, . , .. , , , 25c and 39c
These arc complete books with 250 and 300 pages,
by popular authors, splendid for sending Overseas.
PANDA PADS ---We hake again be able to secure
a limited quantity of the Popular Panda Pads.
This pad consists of 200 pages, letter size, and a
splendid quality paper. Same Price - 29c.
PICTURES ---A lovely assortment of Pictures - 35c.
GREETING CARDS --- For All Occasions - Get
Well, Sympathy, Baby Congratulation, Wedding
Anniversary, Wedding Congratulation, Wedding
Gift and Shower Gift Cards, Always on Hand.
HAN-DEE EMBOSSED TOWELS .... , .. , . ,18c
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Envelopes, Linen .and Kid Finish • pkg. 10c
Blue Lined Envelopes pkg. 5c
ASplcndid Assortment of Games, and a Few Toys,
Suitable for Gifts for Children.
Paint Books, Story Books, and Cut -Outs.
A Fine Assortment of Photograph Albums.
Also Your Headquarters for Magazines.
The Standard Book Store
ii•wwwwwwwwwwwww.
HURON GRILL
BLYTIi --- OV7'ARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
FRANK GONG am Proprietor
111 1 r 1,4 . 1 . .•,i,• I.Y Il l„ 1.,1 .I
Flight.Sergeant Norman Sinclair, of
SI. Hubert, Quebec. spent the arrester
end at itis home,
hiss :Annie Lnitl:.lw• of Clinton at-
tended the tur,erai on iifonday of tier
Sli.ler, Mrs. F. D. Starter.
.Urs. Hort Anderson of N'oltott,
few days w•Illt her parent.;,
to the Illuc.:s of her mother,
llrs, .1. hill~.
AC' Leslie Rutledge of llannin:.
Pool, Toronto, Fpent the week -end at
his parents home,' that of llr, and
ides.
Fred Rutledge,
1IISses Loris at 1 ltern'.r, Johnston
tzpent the truck -end with lir, and
1Irs. Itob,'rt Riley and daughter, Ag-
nes, of i.ondesboro,
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THE FIFTH WALL
- OF EVERY ROOM.
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__larger than any Angle troll, should t
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Irr.;•;:n it ':c Just us Itrp211nn1 to s _
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•to char. 's the (proper wall (1ccota- .1
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;.1;e a.`rai1 that n "Colour -Planned" 1
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Mrs. 1\'m. Nesbitt, of Toronto, is
Miss Prances Johnston of Toronto a*t_ ding the week vrlth her slst.r,
Is at present vls1- ing her mother, Mrs. Peter Brown, and brother.
Mrs. 1I, C. Johnston. Frances is Mr. James Stalker, Loving Leen called
takdng a forced holiday due to a slight home due to the death of her mother,
Illness, I Mre. F, Dixon Stalker,
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Phone 57.26,
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Vodden's
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BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
HOME-MADE CAKE
OR • COOKIES
REMEMBER
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H. T. %'ODDEN,
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BREAD, CAKES,
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Lvng-'oom Furniture
New styles in Chesterfield Suites, upholstered in
lti`;11 grade, pile fabrics, spring -filled thr'oug'hout,
at 1\ti."aCtiVc Prices,
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l:elp to make your home more comfortable and en -
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Lick The Enemy,
1
-- I'honeM 7 and S - Funeral Director,
I`latne, spcu: Il:< ,\ ct,• .(,ni; in London
vlsllu;-with ('ill, 1'111d1, Joiut.lun, 'l'oron,, tvltcrc they will vLlt hrt.fly J, 0, Cartwright, who Is a patient
who 10 0 pa:i1 n: iu 11'I" ! (:thee t•o:n,; on to their home in Sas- in the Clinton ilospttal.
pilot.11. 11; 011.
Jlrs, 11, (llo:tShrr and her mother,
11r, and 1114, \'11'1:?'na ll 'T1 ! Mr. Ra I Cartwright of :db;n'}' 1115. ll. CLlrler, vlSlted ever rho
who Itays spent part (.1• III 1 winter in 1IsIt -:I ht.; in•oliler, 111, E. ,I. ('art- weclt C1i11 trfl'h lir, nu11 llrs. I d"ar
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SUCII is the grateful testimony of
countless fighting men who kept their
"rendezvous with Death" and live to
tell the tale. Every Red Cross triumph
over death, wounds, disease and
human agony is that in which you
may take pride. Because it is YOUR
Red Cross, Thus it is you who help
those in pain and peril.
Now 'as the dreadful carnage of war
increases -as more fatnine•strickened
countries are made accessible to your
Red Cross, the need grows at terrific
pace. So much money is needed to
maintain a steady flow of parcels for
prisoners of. war, of blood serum,
medical supplies and dressings, sur-
gical instruments, hospitals and hos-
pital equipment, food- and clothing►,
to name but a few of the demands
on your Red Cross. Raise your sights
-give MORE -your Red Cross Heeds
your mercy dollars NOW!
RED C SS
as t4t Nam