The Blyth Standard, 1944-04-26, Page 1VOLUME 19 - NO. r'/7.
LYTH STANDAR
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THIS IS THE JOB
WE HAVE TO DO
Huron County Must Invest
$3,060,000
(HURON COUN'T'Y $2,900,000, AIR TRAINING SCHOOLS $160,000.)
VICTORY BONDS
THIS iS OUR SiIARE OF THE $1,200,000,000, OBJECTIVE
SET FOR Ti'HE SiXTiI ViCTORY LOAN,
WE MUST DO OUR SHARE
Its a big Job. We've dune big jobs before. We've put five Vic•
Ie.ry Loans over the top up to now. But just because we've put five
Victory Loans over the lop is no reason why we can he indifferent
about this Loan. We mt,st not assume that the job will be an easy
r me, We must realize that it's a Ing job -and assume that it will be a
hard job -and make sure that the job will be done: then it will be done,
ALL MUST BUY BONDS
AND ALL OF US MUST BUY
ALL THE BONDS WE CAN
"PUT ViCTORY FiRST"
1i erled by Huron County Victory Loan Committee.
BLYTII, ONTARIO, WEINE,SD.1Y, APRIL 2(1,191'1.
WEDDINGS
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JIEFFRON . CRONiN
Sacred I(cart ('hnrch, 'feest\aler,
\vas the scene .)f a lovely wedding 1)11
Salnrtlay, April 15111, %then the Rev,
Father Ila%vkin,, united in marriage
Nlaric Cronin, daughter of \Ir, ;ulj
NIrs. Thomas )'ronin of 'I'ce,%valter,
and Gerald JI&'f((ron, sen of 1\'i11i;11)
Ileffron, and the late Nlr,, I!citron, of
Ilnllctt 'Ttw•uship,
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, looked lovely i1) ;t floor -length
gown of w•Ilitc s1i11er satin \t'ith I'nll-
length veil, She carrier) red roses and
fern. She entered the church to the
strains of the %vcrlrlint; march, played
by ,drs. Alex. I•;tnthertus,
11 is; Nlargeret lief iron, sister of the
groom, %vas bridesmaid. She wore a
• flour -length gown of heavenly blue, and
+ carried pink ruse,.
s. Mr, James Cronin, brother of the
gr'L oI11, acted as best !nail,
During the ceremony NIrs. Joseph
Scha'rhack, sang a lovely Sino,
The groom's {sift to the bride was a
locket, to the bridesmaid, a glamour
pin, and I(1 the best man a tic pin,
Following the ceremony the wedding
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Letter To The Editor:
:1s nu
),arty returned to the home of the
bride's parents where a sumptuous
dinner was served to immediate rela-
tives of boll) fantilies,
:1 reception was also held in
ening at the bride's hunk,
Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2,00 to U.S,A,
THE
LOAN RANGER
BACK EM WITH
A BOND
SO WE CAN
MEET 'EM WITH
A BAND/
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l224ij&ne4
MISSION BAND TO MEET
1)ig Down AJH I
"I'ut Victory First"
\N't• all want .1llr buys Inane ars soon
a, possible, \\'t' all %vauti them Inane
sound of IIIIIIII and body! \\ e know
that everyone i, sincere %then they cx-
Ilre„ such a sentiment.
But, are you sincere cnull>.tll t„
these boys \with the filianci;tl aid nee -
of I;I%th. \Ir, awl Mr. I 'Ii.''t 11,11I
Frank E. Elliott
It (Aires Pruni Office
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Brother Of J, 11, It. Elliott Of Town
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It. fl ,ll''\tjn;' ;veli, 11 , ,L ,1,>- i
I.i t„w, 1 i,trtl" 14,1!4, r,'ier
.I, 11. P. 4.111,ll!,
Ie,s;ry II, ".Speed '111112 Victory", and as- .
>villl !, 111)14 - Ile)' o" IIi;lIl ' oe-
SItre their quick, and safe return. 1)„
Wt. ,1.1..1 I'ealizc %1112 sacrific4), our boys
'1.;1,)10),,:1 ,tl ;u, I:II mn ' In;1.,y, v% 110
are III.1ICittg, 7111%1 the dangers 111%'1' are
\\III I'e,ltl the lath it \'. I'II I'�Irrest,
facing, If w'c cuttltl exchange place, l'flivi fll }'e,: ,e i r;r,,L I':,• I:IIi•'t
\\'1111 thtan for (me dismal night, andC'.1;trc•r „} tin• nor 1''nit'111 :\'n dlttrst,L,;It•,c1 I;i;ln II
then return to our normal peace ;old
r) the (t11I81 l" PI'1,t f!I,'all Puht'l', I5••
quiet in this community', there \t'uultl
ma,' on suss, roarimi'm Saturday alter
be no necessity III tvi';Illgle and argue
\ ears 1.: :c, 111 O0(arjo.
over Victory loan sales, h:veryone
the
'would bey to the 1111111, Itc feel seat', •
quota for fitly lb i, 3�5,IH1'I, 1 I ( Int (at'- Rod:. 'f"r•att,,, II, t\:o accord-
Thel'll ;I I,,I'1'\1, 11 1,\ III .
11) \\'e,Ine.lav night :5,70(1. of that
quota Karl been suliscrilied, 1'11,11 \Ir.1) %1a^ I a'lln,inte'I im
Itll', a, 11,'1'11 III`In't'I,11 1••.' Perth
);unouut has heed raised in the iir,l
%'onto %%ith he;ol'imurter, it Strllfurd,
three ,Llys „i the C:umpak:u, but 111 lir- •
der to reach the objective \%e mu -t
later l,e"It ap;,l ;n ed I'r„viucial hi-
Illallll;l l!! that rate right Illi'„11,11 11) the \I"•l';'ll• for 1111111 1•.;1.1 711111 \lest ()II -
cud of the Canlpaigtl. fl,, \\il: ell:uat „i the
,rret.u,•at ;Clow.' the Niagara,1)•, \Vinds,,r
It's goingto he a big job, and it, ,
and Sarnia h-'r'Irr In 102,1 h.' \r;ls
going to take the best cvcryame caul
,Iransferr,•11 i•, lira quarter, in Toro!).du to put it over.
'to, in chrs, ,i li,ln lr 1844' euforeetue
1:u110%ving tcere the slan,litltt, of Ilse
of ;III c 11,t;lrt , 1111%;1 hi, rctn'cnlenl 011
different Inunicil,alilies in the
hi, 1,,:11, I,ir.'!„1,11" �al=.Ir'i;I\•. 11c t\;1,
Hp to \\'ednesday: ' „11.1,1, rel .::1 all'
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''Zurich am} I lay \Vest .. _ . _ itl.r,,ll 1.1'I'ior ('.1,:i' '1 %1'
1 t,
1lcltsall and Hay 1':ast .... . 11I,9l) The clr, 1' ; -',, , t"r 'cr\ 111 un1let'
C'(ilhornc '1'u%vnsllil, ..... - 1,,.1111)
:,.n,, .\t!,II rl•t •.1 o n,•r,ll ,unl 4\:1) ,':e
VV- '1'111' NI issiun I;;Ind 1f Levin ■ Ser- ' Seafurtll 1 . ................ . .... 1-1,1,un
� I - - -- „I 1111' most Ir.c.l:\ ((•,;nelerl puh,'r
vice will hold (heir Spring 'Thank -Of- 1 \Vingha11n , , - l,',51) officials hi (..111a Ia. k'^_;Ir'le,l as ex-
Fu11twimg a brief honeymoon, the luring on Friday, April 2801, at 8 (1,111. 131ytht .. _....-.. ... 3,5nit -( ,Ili„11;tllt , fii' i, 1 I, II,' 1\a, e'l,cci;1
1-
10•vnll \ 111;„1 h, Ili- ''fii, el-- i,,;• 1,i, w illi:,-
'3.I,III) 1)1',- , ;1, .1:114 rr 4) 11-ihility ;11 all '
5,31In 1iuies f"r act i''4)- carried '111 under
3,11iN1 his orh•r-. I'„I Ilan, ,'van•, he w';Is ;1
-''`I-II,u'lenlhrr 1)l 11r l!tief l'oust;thlcs •\s -
young couple have taken up residence In the basement of the church. Lan- 1 C limon ,
i1) Voile%% 'T'ow'nship, A host (if friends ter" slides on China and Trinidad will 'Gt,tlerieh '1'uw'n
44111 juin \vith The Standard i1) extend- he shu\vn,
ing hest \wishes,
W.M.S. MEETING
Nursing Class IIonour
1)r. Annie Ross
The ?aster 'hattl:•Offcringmeeting •hlIIrule and frosty, cuersIINursing
the rain is over, we (tv to figure it o the 11'.A1,S, of 111\%11 Uniltid l'hurcll Class took the opportunity on the oc- !I;rttssels , , .........
Frunl rcadiatg smut' of the articles all out, Just \what bad happened, 11 was held on Thursday, April 2,Ith, casiot of their last regular class meet- (;•rev 'Tlw•rtship . --
Total sales to (late $1011,05(I,
Percentage of quota for County,
'I'uckersutith , .....-- .-. .
NIclillu1, ..-
Goderich Township ........
St;tnIcv T't)\%'11511111 2,l 1l • 't'I;Ili"'I ,11 1 811,1,1,1 ;lith tale folic%'
'Exeter ',17! ,1•"n'I;III ,n of r 111 l;lrh .
Filo \\';, 'anosll ,ell
1'11 , i (",111;11.%1-•i,lner 1\'. 1L `.strin.ger,
NI orris 'I'nwnship .. 1.11(1 ,III hrll;Ilf of his colica%1)e,, para%ulcrl
51)11 \h. I':Ilioll \\ith 8 chin,(' clock, ;t set
of pipes, ;I humidor and tobacco stand,
a p„lire honor ct'rtifiratt arid eulogized
Itis collo';mlc,llilt and efficiency as an
+'t!ieel", \1'. 11, (.',vmll,n, l '., of the
1.\)I,,rtiey-(;'live:l', offit'e, ex-I)epiny
• \il 1'm'I'le, 'J'. ;~:all Inspector 1':. F,
,111>. Jac 11:111\ rcreivc,l Ilulal .\irhry al-„ ,polo•. NIT. and \I r,,
%vord from 011awa, statim; that 11) I Gott t, ill reside at their hone at lach-
! •, rl l', P"."11'.hush;ctrl, 51;1, Inv \larks, a ulcrnher ..I '
!the R,:\.h. (Overseas) had been slight- i.I rien•ls herr
Iy %vouit(led, 11,:1111 1-1': u•, „I
'to en io\' Iii-
\+
askinIg 11s to support 1111• bol s over just was one 141 those Iltlllg■s Ilt,wever,
there by buying' 1'jctory Blinds, the ('erciul examination into the faces re.
Mrs. Sinclair presided. "Cru\It 1htit ing to honour their instructor, 1)r, An-
w'llh Man) Crowns," oras 1110 ,Ipell1111-f Ill(' toss, ;It 11 llltllll'I', %1'llll'dl was sCr\'-
hyntn, followed by (the Scripture Les- ed i1)the Rcd (,'res' rooms cm Ines -
son from ,Matt. 28, and prayer, The day pin (sped. 1)1" IIonour were I)r.
hymn, "Zion's King Shall Uejgn Vic- :Annie Russ, I)r, 11.:1. S. Pokes, NIrs,
Lotions", %vas sung. NIrs, \V. Nlills 1,, \\'ebb, \1'rs, Rutherford, and NIrs.
gave the reading, "The Nlaslcr is (:),nt" 1\'illiant \\'atsou.
ing," and NIrs. Ilar4i5 rendered a'I'hjrly-lou call down h. a %cry lovely
plcasiug piano solo, Nljss Sybil Cour-
,dinner, which was lollu%v(d by the Ires-
lite, !Omenmissionary Irian Japan,
entation to Dr, Ro's of a table 1;11111)
gave a very instructive address, \lis- in recognition 1)l' her willing and Talu-
ses Shirley Phillips and Erma \\';d- atllle services rendered the home nurs-
lace favoured the meeting with a duet. int class, Miss \lar)■ares Grieve read
"In Christ there is n1 East or \1'es("
the address, and Mrs, Jt, hall made the
tragic thought came hack to me of %•c;he(i That fur some wlknu\vn reason,
%vied the Zack of support in war really (1112 artillery hacking the attack' did not
unans, \ly mind goes back to one have the necessary ammunition in
cold, wet Illurnitte, October 25111, 11)111, (1811, In hiring fire of the German gun
when our battalion 444)11( "over the Imp" el11l.lacclncnIs,
nn Ile St/111111e. The ;Ihove a11d a few• unm•e experien-
Going■ in the litre tau It man in the
battalion r;uric~ I nulls bomb:, 2d I'rivale in the trenches of France dur-
'„ imp; the 1st (treat \I'er, are some of the
round of ammunition, ration.; for
I,,,
hums, a Dirk 1)r a shovel, all in solei- j reasons 1 buy Victory 11111(1;, not only
it. Itis normal equipment. Loade(1 ; with the surplus cash I have but I an-
lion(li s heavily, n1' march in, 11112 cvcllillp{ ticipate how much 1 can salve during
ccs during Illy almost two \'Cars a5 al
was the closing hymn, which %vat, (ol-
2311%1. 1'(1 the narrow gauge rail. the next six "lunch', vel kitty also alt lowed by the Benediction. :1 dainty presentation,
way. aiming a Ina, .,f shell 1111112', down
the official instalment plan or I some- Dr. Doss replied suitably, lhanlcing
lengths of C. '1', we follow our tt111)11 1 tines 1)u to my hanker and borrow th1 nen was served at the close, e P_` the members of t_he class for their
on the twisted runte. Ilam' after hour Thune\ ;Incl pay 11 off 11111111g'the six
all night long \\e51,18,11, 110(1 an,d'no11101s. 1 figure 111;0 extra couple of
bora{', maty Iltt4 auothct• nlachinc gnu,
,plow through nnml ;Ind %%mei.. It is' (he Blass a few words of encourage -
New Ditching' Dredge
' gill,
I)r, \'ukes also spoke briefly giving
broad daylight when we struggle soak- 1) not t,n14' hill al 1141 o1 the cttt'n14'
LI
BCCA 111 OI)Cr'1t1011 went,
ed and worn, into the front line temcil• lint may protect, smile one 1 know•, NI r. George Radford has commenced Thr regular instruct!'tt uuelings (,1'
es, which are none 1)r It's', just muddy, when be goes over the top, ditching operations i1) the '1'144'1151111) 01 (1112 rl;la> are completed. 1 \ 111inalinns
tliteles. half lillua 141111 %vauer, Here 1 also l,uy Victory Bonds because Hallett, The arrival of his nor dretig- \rill be held on Tuesdayuesday nigh) at 7.31).
we are told we must wait until the fill- They ;re the safest investment in Can- Ing machine a week: ago, caused con- or. yokes will conduct the exatninal-
luwing tuorning (o attack. :111 day we ads, as they are a first mortgage o1) siderable excilenten( around town. The
tion,
lust sit there in the Inu(1 and \Vasil, our County, If the need arises 1111(1 1 machine is of tremendous sirs, weigh -
munching our ideals of ratio soaked need some extra stoney in a hurry, i ing 25 ton, 1t moves 011 caterpillar -V
can take lily bond (o my hanker, and treads, and is propelled by a large BLYT'H SCHOOL BOARD
either cash it, or borrow against it, at 1)eisel engine. 'The shovel which is
11 pct cost of / of 1 percent as Ile only suspended from the end of a lung steel The regular meeting u( the Myth
charges 3' 1)11 Iuans secured by Vie- boon) weighs a lull, and every "swish" School Board %vas held in the
bread awl bully. Everything, cheese,
hisctiits, equipment and ('lathing are
just plastered with mud. Zero hoar i
ami. finally come; and "over" Ove go
I fatally have we stepped 111, 1)u 1011 tory Bonds, and the Bonds hear 3 per- of that shovel "extracts" three -yuan•
When we are met by a terrific conceit_ Irene Interest, 1 also have my flank Ict•s o( a yard of gravel. ND.. Radlforr
lrali.nl of nl;nhinr gun ;11141 muriate fire ket•p my bunds i1) safe keeping IS the has considerable work contracted' fu
front front and ow- both (lapis, num..cost i5 very small and they credit my in 1lttllett, Besides his ditching cum
jug us down like ten pins, Tile entire account 'with the interest coupons when. tract, he was successful in security
area is just plastered with bursting they hill due. i find this a lot more the crushing contract from that 'Town
shells, as guns of all calibres 1(01111(1 us. convenient than keeping Thom at home, ship, and his crushing equipment n,4.
111 side of a few mitottes over 2•11) of Its and They ;re safe from fire and (heft, cd to one o1 the township pits the firs
are either killed or wounded, over half
HUSBAND WOUNDED
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SALVAGE COLLECTION ON
FRIDAY, MAY 5TH
Paper Is Urgently Needed
Gather Up All You Can.
The 'manlier:, of ilii I(lyth
parltnent %rill make a Salvage Collec-
tion on Friday, \lay 51h, at tt I,.nl.
In case of rain o1) that elate, the
Fire 1)t
%%ill
coin
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%\1.111 \Ir, Elliott
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ATTEND BL00D• CLINIC AT
WINGFIAM
I'Ie
1.441'11111e Citi;:c:ts from Illvth
and tlislt'irt a11, need tic 1,1“.111 %•lull%:
;ll 11 ingh;nn
this \\,Horses\•. The
tient •t'; f,ll''ttinIC the 1181114) signifies
thee .'
it'll person:
George Hu( (3) , Mas. Gerald
;rih"tinns "lade !'y
collection %vitt be made on the follow. 1 leffrt'n (1 1 : \I r:•. \1'csley 'I'atnl;ln (3)
Ing (lay, Satul•day, \lay (dh. \Irs. J. SI ('helle,t- (,;); Miss Josephine
All citizen' are rcllucstt'1 to have \\'o„dcocl, (5); F. J. ('8rkvright (n)
their salvage in a conyenjenl place, :marded silver hu(ton ; pert deacon%
preferably 011 the curb,. really for a ; (31; 11'illialu );ell 12); Bert Gray (21 ;
quick pick-up, Papers and magazines \l ervyn (io% ler ( I) : Douglas t'anlphril
Imus be tied in bundles, convenient to (3); 1toward Campbell (3); Mrs. IIow-
haudle, 18111 l :ImphuIl ( ') ; Simon I LilLthan (3) ;
iron, Paper, Rags and Rubber 'Tires thigh Blair 15) ; Norman \I 'l)uw•cll
(31; Nit's. )Isar\ Ilro%%ite (4); 1;1y-
iriffi(hs 13i; Leonard
r
tailor-, arae the types of Salvage requested, No
- ial llatll at 8 !',NI., April 25tH, %%MI the
I (allowing Trustees present: \V, \)ills,
1' S. Creighton, I'., Car(vright, and J.
Armstrong.
g The following art -omits %ver(' ordered
\1'i people living in this district are 0f this week,
bottles, (41' glass 0t ;111%' description
be lifted,
i'aaper is urgently needed, as l'vety-
one knows. 1)ig up all the salvage
you can, and help make the collection
1 real success.
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paid on motion of Trustees Cartwright a
and :Irnlstrong:
A. 'I'askcr, Insurance stamps ...... $2.15 Mrs. William I.aidla\v is visiting \%jilt
\liss I?, \)ills 1 Nlusica1,--I. 3.(.10 her uep1 lis \\', I'1)\\Ill, 1)l Stmt BLYT')l UNITED CHURCH
of our s(la)king force is wiped out, very 11)1411;14 not \withsta"djng our
Officers. \CO's and men drop 01) all hour crop of last year, \1'1111 the 12x- I'he services of Mr, Frank Tyrental],.11113111 Standard S1111,Ifes, Public ford.
u( Stapler, Ontario, has helm procured School . . .... ....... ..... Lull V -
sides, Nu control is (ossilde amid the. ;edition of the families where one of
noise and carnage, Suddenly Ove, who their dear ones has paid the supreme
are left, realize that something is . sacrifice by giving Ins life, That the -
wrong , 11112 task is hopeless, n0 living • war he kept a4va1y from our land, the . -......r
person can reach the German line. 11'1' 1 rest o1 115 are mut sacrificing anything
drop into shell holes and 51(1116' of u; '11 ,npporlintr 1111(1 buying 1'Ic(or - GODERICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL
crawl 1111.1, in 1111• front line to Try to I!onds. ,lust talk to some of the people MAY' 2ND, 3RD, 4TH
prepare for the German counter-attack of Poland, \Oros\ and other invaded :1 music festival is not to win
which fortunately did not take place countries, who have escaped from their prize, or (14)1181 a rival, but to pace one
that des, for some unknown reason.
homeland and arrived in Canada. You another on the road to success.
:Ill through the day the German fire would then learn what, sacrifice, really Several girls and buys from Myth
continues until about 5 in the after- "walls. ;"ml community are competing in the
noon, thea we have the task of bring- That extra bond you hely may do the Godcrich Musical Festival, which will
ing in our %rounded, and for the next trick, so let's show our hays over there be held o1) Alay 2nd, 3rd and 4111. Give
10 hours, we work frantically, carrying that Itlyth'district is behind them. They them a word of encouragement and
then) hack to the dressing' slatjo11, are buy11g Pontis on their army pay, 11•tssist them in iransp0rlatioll,
through the mud. Finally, we are re- -dust all old Soldier. - .P
1112\12(1 by another battalion 811(1 bar): __v__,_.-.
CELEBRATES 79TH BIRTHDAY
%lewd (he line to the reserve camp.
1\'111211 we finally slru ■ ■Ie in, field kit-
BIRTHSMrs. 1 rail 'Poll, Sr., of East \\%tive-
ehens 41jth steaming bol soup are wait- Cl' NI1NG-In Groves Memorial 11ts- nosh celebrated her 79th birthday on
tu operate the dredging machine. NIT.
opt'an is an expert at the jolt, and Cartwright al notion of sympathy
was passed to \It•. :I, 1I, Kinkead in
Viewof his recent loss in the death 0( NI; ',L; J;rue Gl;tss, widow• rl the
his sun, late Capt. \1', :1, Glass, of Sarnia, and 10,15: Sunday Sclulol,
mother of Austin I. Glass, of Myth. I1,15 Subject 7 "The \talking of at
Tlee(ing adjourned on !notion of
On "lotion of 'Trustees Creighton
MOTHER PASSES AWAY'
\Ir, J;u•h Cook of Clinton was guest
soloist at the United ('hutch on Sum.
'day. 1ii5 c“ntrihnti,uts 44(1.4) grca.tly
appreciated,
Sunday, April 39111,
Trustees Cartwright sold Cr' ightoll, paHospital, ,'11 Minister."
•\fssed away in a Sarnia o %day, April _'Ill. p.m.: "Thr J:nl,rty 11;111,1."
Leslie Hilburn, Secretary.
i eeeased lady had liven in ill heahl,
W,' I. TO MEET Alia 011 Wednesday, April .211th, Rev. P. H. Streeter, L,Th., Rector ,
The regular monthly Ineeling of the \Ir. and \Irs, Glass and family were Aril 30th, 1944.
present for the funeral. Sunday School: 10.30 a.m.
1'-
'uuet•al Scr•jre; were held i1) s„, TRINIT'Y ANGLICAN CHURCH
\l'etu'p', Inslitnte will be held at the
-111tnc of Mrs. A. 'Traylor on Nlev 4th.
at 1311 p.m. Subject, „Gardening'
Exchange of plants and slips. Subject
WILLING WORKERS MEET
I aTit.one and Sermon; 7.3(1 p.m,
I:Itercessinn Service at Feelers 011
I rid:lr at -1.-15 p.m,
will he taken by different nlenlhci•s 01 The 1\'illing \Varkers of the 1111 ST. MARK'S CHURCH, AUBURN
Ow institute, Coolest on flowers and Linc, \1orris, held two nurtings (Ina- Morning I'1;1ycr anti Sermon in til.
vt,getahlcs 441(11 11 prize for the Win" ling the month, one at the home of 11r,, 1l:iihnext 'S•'n l•ly. at 10.31)
Iters. ;1ny“me %ranting t0 cxc1r111g> 11'illiam Coe(erline, and the
tither at '8.111.
ing for us, hilt most (11 us, just sink' 1)11;%1, Fergus, ()Mario, 0n Thursday, Saturday, April 15th. The l)1(1 ion (Malts, bring then) to the meeting,' I'te lonte of \Irs. John Fairservicc.. TRIN'Tl'''IIIIRCIT 11[LGRAVE
do%vn i1) the mud, lou utterly exhaust- .\pril I3tl1, l944, to NIrs and Mrs. 11'as fittingly marked by' a family gath- Hostesses, NIrs. I.iedle, \Irs, Scrim. ,Two quilts were quilted each x1141- 1:tuIi i t a ''1 Svrlti, t 1.1 Trinity,
ttl to eat, until daylight. Ernest 1Z. (.unting, of 1'Crgus, a sun. (ring, in honour of the occasion, geuur, Mrs. A. Taylor, 1noon, ( burr -l1 Pot "tel
tee
RECORDS FOR PRISONERS
The first shipment of phonograph records destined for German prison
camps in which Canadian are interned was presented to Major General
the Hon, L. R. LaFleche, Minister of National War Services, in Montreal,
F. R. Deakins, President of RCA Victor, who officially turned the records
over to the General, is seen here introducing him into the intricacies of a
modern recording instrument. The shipment is the first of a regular
monthly service to prisoners -of -war in Germany,
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Onions For Wounds
The aroma of fresh onions and
garlic is such a goad germ-ki11ee
that the Russians are using on-
ions as an aid in curing infected
wounds
The story is told in the Ameri-
can Review cf Sot let Medicine,
by B. Tokin, A Nova!tnr,k, 1, V.
Toropt'ev nett A, G. Filar„\ a.
They tested human n:c:utls and
found that after three to eight
minutes of cheeing fre'.; onions
or garlic, and sometimes after
one minute only, the mouths
were found free of bacteria. The
Russians say thc•3 don't know
what the chenlica' is that makes
the breath lethal.
The killing effects disappear
after about 16 minutes, but the
punch, while it lasts, is tremen-
dous, It kills not only the invis-
ible germs, but the big visible
protozoa, These arc one -cell ani -
male, like paramecia
The killing, or healing, aromas
are not confined to onions and
garlic, The Russians report then;
In lesser degree in horeradish,
radishes, peppers, and such fruits
as lemons, oranges And tange-
rines.
The wound' treated with onion
were all amputations, of Ari115 or
legs. The onion was never placed
In or on the wound. A container
was made to fit the wound, and
carrying the vapors to it for 10
minutes In each treatment. The
Improvement was good enough
that the Russians report they be-
lieve the plan: fumes have a
place in treatment.
Hugh Try It
A foreigner ince rashly asserted
that he thor'olicitly mastered the
English langu,'.gt. relate' the Shef-
field (Engle::1•'. a T eleprai il. \\'here
upon some, en.c :t•;:td hill t., tltite
form dictation t','e is ilry.in,:
As 'Hugh 1I':.,t:r- was hewing a
Yule log fro: , ,. .. tee, , ,. leen
in clothes of ., r: ,
to Hugh atilt 'Ha;e yeti seen
any ewes' Seel !! :gh, "If :Joe wait
until I hey: thi- tree• I \tilt go v:,.11
you anyvt heee i' F'1: pc t
for yocr c ' t s ''
PISTOL-PACKIN' PUP
Lassie, a pup bought by Chlcae,c
police captain Louis Capparelti
sa a pet for his daughter, was
kept in tilt re lice st tier to be
housebroken. Site 'i :ed the place
AO much she rcf'eeer1 later to live
at home, wa;;r beats . •t) the
cops, and, as pictured r.h::'e.
proudly packs a rod and shield
to I'r've she's no child's l''., but
r-": • r t to 2C0 burly cops.
Have You Heard?
An officer had dict.,tt.l a letter
to e. C.\\ .h 1', Fte:ogr;; her in
which the \\ (ed., "int;lbeence of-
fitc:''
\\ tee use,: toiee. 'flee steno-
grapher, n(: scot to r,rmv titles
typed "il,?,:liietet. officer
'11,e e ifirer , i <, ha,! •l:.'t:acd
the !tut: rt ,.'u: at the little
steuogreplier. "i:,. F: et the,' 11-110-
e\c. }'tan, 0: ,';t,'14,t .fel•
cer:"
A: 5)`p c.. t: t,rtit;' a tit 01 for
coat after all. til. ilg;lr '.,,;1 said
your Ilushen I'.(rl:c: eet ,.(f ,r'i it
this year,"
E:"SoIdid. `e l y.e1;,, ,etc
of luck. 1,1', lire -hand hr• i;r: his
leg and the ,1;'u':'1'. ,'0:1 5':'11' lead
him $300 "
He: "Do you think I'm con-
ceited?"
She: "No, Why do you ask?"
He: "Well, men as good
looking as I am usually are."
--0—
This stcr3 ecenes from the .11ex-
andria Army Air Base in 1.onisi-
ana, 'l'W0 E01.i4re s.tfpp(d forth
smartly when they heard the top -
kick ask for a "postai detail." They
e'ivisioned 6oft lobs.
They learned quickly, \\ hen
handed shovels, that he actually
had raid "pos' hale detail,•.
How Can 1?
Q Hoy, cc': '_ relr•ove mak: of
scorch?
A Clothing; tlr.t is lce,rched
while ironing should lee immediately
plunged into cold water, Allow it to
stand for twenty-four hours and
by that time the marks \;ill have
disappeared. This of course applies
to material that is washable.
Q
How can 1 soften hard paint?
A Paint that Is hard and 'ase-
icss can be sof:(red by retiring an
inch cf turpeetinc on top cf it and
letting it mood for a fcty days.
TI:t1: stir 11;111 r. stick until s•:ft.
Q Hon' cr,'. : rel'': 1'e :test front
st('1?
A A stcoi artitic that lots be-
come badly :sled sholtid be
icitktti in to t(t oil for one 5r No
dans and thee rul.herl tt 5th a fresh
lime,
C.5 How r.n g i, . \ ita;i , to n
canary?
A If the car, has lost t it.dity
dtrinl.' the r:citire! period, piece a
rusty rail in the ;drinking water. It
will runty iron to the bird when
he is not FO pct': e as usua.:.
�1
What is e gr,:,d way to mail
coin'
A Mon tontiiete a cell; t;.th a
letter. attach the coin to the note
paper with s rtrir.. of adhesive tape,
It ni:: held the (cin in piece until
it :t..'llt• . -t tlnti•l,
Headache
Nothing is more depres•
'sing than headaches...
Why suffer?.,,lambly's
will give instant relief
Lambly'sisgoodfor ear- tm'
sche,toothache,painsin
back, stomach, bowels, ibid./
•
A.\ 1
'1\ 1
HEADACHE POWDERS_ tl
MORE CASH
;1'H t . 't
ST .11%1
3t1.t11:L 011
11:111
TRAIN MOTOR CO.
r 1:
I :111.1'.•I'O
ALL TIRED OUT
Comely workers at Air Service
Command warehouse, Miami, Fla.,
display largest and smallest tires
supplied to U.S. Army Air Forces,
Georgie Stroud sits comfortably
atop 56 -inch Flying Fortress tire
as she and Jean Lineberger hold
$-inch tires used on landing wheels
of PT -17 training planes.
Nazi Supply Lines
Lead Through Rome
The only \tray the (ierivans. can
supply their defence lines at Anzio
And 1:assino is thr• a li Route, All
railway supply routes and all major
roads lead through Rome to the
south, and through Route only.
Rorie is one large distribution
center through which all things
German flow. It will be an open
city nisi \vlten and if the. German
army stops using its stations, air-
fields, roads, military depots, anis
berr,:eks and ti,,t before.
11 1111' ( 111(1\"
bl'RCl.t1 1'11I(.'1:S 1'1111 JI'NI.
AND JULY'
L'a:;ed Kori: Mixed 10e
N. ,v llnnap>hile• Jlixcd lie
1Vh,i.• I..):Ii rn Mlx d ..,tee
nal n .1 Rock Pulls t.<. 17c
\1'hltc Leghorn 1.'ulltrs .. 2Uc
D. ! it .irl.,y. ; 1,,',i (rooks your ord.: r.
Carleton Ilalehery,
Britannia Heights, Ontario.
BABY I'llIs'KN, ?1 "silo I'1•:It 101.
aft. r
51:1y 1, '11Leo. Thr:.'her'd
Hatchery, Harrow, Uhtario.
]tli'I:RSII!1: Crt\'1:1:X51EN'r si'-
prov. d Baby ;'tai. I;s from large
type blo,,dtert. 1 Preeders, noth-
ing kit 21 ui, Egg` and over are
ret, as6111'e5 you hug vigorous,
fast maturing 1'hicks, Barred
}locks, 55111!,: g horns, Light
S.ussexs. \\'rite for folder, River-
side Poultry Farm, Hickson, Ont.
Nr) \vAl'I'1Nr;. \Irl: ,'•1N trill, (Al-
ders•for most breeds in dayulds
end several lit evils in started
pullet:, If you thin!( you haven't
enough to eaten the good markets
the fall -- rhos.. started pullets
15 ill likely he :he nnswir. But
order now. (tray hatchery, 130
John ti„ 11. IIS 11 .11, Ont.
0. 11, S. R:1RBED 11OCK. CIIICICS
from 1'ul lortnn• free, got'el'ntnent
h i i roved breed; rs. ;end for prico
list. Manes Poultry Farm, Jetscy-
vIlle, Ont,
QI:It'1CI.1' 11' 1'O1" \\'ANT
some of these good 'muddle Sten
Nod three weds old a•1:;I'tst1
chirps in non -sexed. pullets nt'
co,l;ttr11. Epcci;,1 rrr!uecd price=
whist Ih• y last. also day olds
utol 1,141e5~ eight weeks of age
anti .deter. 'writ., !or the new
1141 Tweddle catalogue, '1'wcddle
r'hi. h Tlatch. ries Limited, i s'gus•,
Ontario,
CHICKEN ISAIS1\'G INN"T "ill'(' 055
miss" ;l ll\' nh.l't, \1❑1,! ng inoncy
"Int .( eh'ickei i a, ltd r'ggs' iS e
cult a: id Brit d proposition now-
adays. The tt i" roan linftwt; there
are detain lulus' in the game
that must be observed If he's
Rolm; in lo -e.1) hi= shirt find have
enough left to buy n neohtte
whet the season Is over. This ;non
st'.t'If1 with ehicli.s of known
hrt.rd;ng. Government Approved
front bloodlestld 5,;5-I.rs. lie
kn.,c.s chhks dole' "otter grow'
they have to 1 1:,i col. This (Am:.
usually makes money out of
chit kens . . :old n whole lot of
foil( start with Top Not. h chielcs
bror,use they lei they're depend-
able, We can Rive prompt de-
Irrty on day old:', two, three and
four week olds. Send for eataing'ue
and special prI,•clat. 'fi,p Notch
, `)aielier!es, Guelph, Ontario.
SPECIAL SUSSEX Iia\IP. PUT.-
15ts, 9 weeks old, ready for range;
Fred 'Henderson, 11.1 Sebringv'tlle,
Lot 11 Con. 5, Ellice,
ss'r'i;i;u 511 ('151 'KS, AL,l, 'BREI•:D-
ers blood tested, Write for our
special low prices for end of
May, June and July chicks, Leg -
horns, Barred 11oe5', Ila Onpshires.
Rock Haim), Sussex, Sussex
Hamps, mixed rhirks. pullets,
cockerels. 6-5.15-12 week old pul-
lets for immediate delivery,
Superior Hatchery, Linwood, Ont.
Plii.LE•:TS ANi) CAPONS FRO\(
May and June hatched chicks.
Ot;r Nen' Hampshire Light Sursex
hyl.rids make; a'rcllel.t Layers
Slid choicest of meat birds,
'Weber's Poultry P.m and Hat-
chery, Route 2, Kit(heher, Ont.
T111: 1:N1'T•:RI l•:N• -i: OF uT111•:Its
Is !hr• cheapest trach;', 'I`wtddie
cush,nuers conte hay I. 55) Tw. delle
for chicks again and again. It's
been going on for nett 1!' years.
\\'r mention this now hrrause
you'll nf:ree that there's no time
for t.xp;t'ini'i t in :his 1914 mar-
krt and also Ler;aunt' tyr tyonidri't
111111,1 up n busines the size of
ours if the 410 not turn out hich-
gtlality lltahlr rLie6'<. Tn•eddie
Go\arnent .5;,;,•5)5..1 ehlehv
frmn blmod-tes'••1 I.;
errs $lye
you 'h, right et.u't. \(`e nffrr all
r•1,'1!':r 1,11a•tt•'r••1 rid hyl;, 4
er,irrs---rl`:t• rads• srt,rd -- nt•n-
scx01 — c,,(•lo ' 1'lohtpt •.t-
t(nti.n
eft. n to '•11 0:',ie ;nn.
live nrrl\ al flu :•':t::, rd. Send for
'10 115' urn 1".11 t:.loglt, end
-i( for 'pr' 1 l,:ie. c of 'ten
1.5.,1 three werlt ol,l st'.I ir.1 . hicks
in 5011r.tr irot i 'r:d r.,r;:.
t'.s'. 81st nide l' 1,1114'tt'r, 1:s'
r. rl 514r•r. Tv: ,1415 ''11. 1c 11.5.11-
r: - 1.`tut:rel. p.11..r,
lilt' \V,\N'T 'I'i1 s sYl; mit:.
r t •:i. 1 bn1L. r ur; ,1 f.,t'o-l;d; so. eiel 1, , r ii_ ea: it
' 11: , ;I dl tom ,. 1: old novo
!. raw; t r.5 1 1;r,;,.1 '11!,"1"
5, 5, 171;,'1' 1,, .It Sha ;, ,
1,•1ll0"r t, it 1'1
s.r; rrlr,h, On run.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. Is is proper to touch the lips
with the tips of fingers that have
been dipped into the finger bowl?
2 Is it all right for It 'woman to
close a social letter pith "respect-
fully"?
3 is it correct for a hn:•tecs to
rise when greeting each guest?
4 May one ever interrupt a per-
son who is speaking;?
6 If a woman dors nut observe
A regular at-home day, \\ hat are
the customary visiting hours?
6 1\'hat should he the minimum
of space altotrd to each gnutst At
the dinner table:
Answers
1 11•hile often done, one should
learn to eat without staking the
lips grca-y. It should he sufficient
to touch the lips 'lith the napkin,
3 No, 'Sincerely," "Sincerely
yours," or, 'Very sincerely 3;015',"
would be the bc•t t tidings. 3 'VC!
regardle's of n babe• the guest is
a man or a 1'0111811. It would be
inhospitable if she didn't. 4 This
would depend upon the reesnn for
interrupting. 1t e.oulrl be rude to
break into a convereati,n in order
to introduce 1: person or just he -
cause nuc is hared. 6 Between the
' eurs of three and five in the after-
noon, b Twenty is the
minimum.
United States War
Loan $16,000,000,000
Secretary ('f the ' rea'ur'• lIcur:
Morgentiiate 'r., set lone 111-Tu'.3' 8
as the date' for the fifth I'nifed
States tear loan ciril c in which that
country still be asked 11) int(st $i6,-
000,0(I0,IIII0,
111I:t\G tt c1,1:1\1\(:
HAVE )'ell! AI i'I'ILIN,i NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to tie
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart•
ment H. Pariccf'N Dy'o Works
Ltmfled, 1111 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
11 011{1)111:7.'1N5;
AMBITIOUS GIRLS and
MIDDLE AGE
yeomen, learu 1;; i. es:ing lit Can-
ada's finest and largest schools.
Refined, dignified stork• Splendid
pay. Write or call for frut. liter.
attire. Martel ILairdressi11g S••hnols,
368 l{loor Street, Toronto. liraneite.v
44 King Street, Hnntiltun, and ; 1
Rideau Street, Ottawa,
L IU A N N HA115D1tf:(S1NG
Robertson method. Information
On request regarding classes.
Robertson's tialydreeeing Acad•
emy, 187 Avenue Road, Toronto.
W 1 0 5, .'1'OUPES, TRANSFU1tM-
attorns, Switches, Curls and all
types of finest quality (lair
Goods. Write for illustrated cat-
alogue. Toronto Human Hail'
Supply Co., 528 Bathurst Street,
Toronto.
MEDICAL
PItO\'I;N ]{1:MEOW. 1:\1•:1{1` St'1'-
ferer of Rheumatic trains or Neur-
itis should try t)ixnn's Remedy.
Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid "1.1?0.
DEAF
TIIL NEW' STREAMLINED COM -
pact Putter 'Telephone is the
smallest hearing aid available. It
le clear, powerful, makes ron-
versatlon easy anywhere and Is
most reasonably priced. Try 1t
Write ('otter Earphone Company,
22911' Yonge St., Toronto. Estab-
lished for better hearing for u
quarte of it century,
YOH 01:1' QI'U'IC RELIEF' PROM
Eczetnat and t'Sori;tsis by using
Patron's Eczema Ointment, Stops
burning and itching; soothes and
heals cuts, burns and piles, Hun-
dreds n1'' satisfied customers, bot;
and ti po'ipaid, 1'ntson health
Products, 261 St, Catherine West,
Montreal.
STOMACH ANI) TIIIIEAI) \VOltalti
often oto the cause of 111 -health
In humans all ages. No ono lm.
mune! Why not find out 1f this
is your trouble? interesting par-
ticulars—Free! Write 51ulveney's
Remedies, Specialists Toronto 3,
Ont.
DON'T DELAY! EVERY Sl'l'I'ER-
er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-
itis should try Dixon's Remedy,
ltfunro's Drug Store, 835 Elgin,
Ottawa, Postpaid $1,00.
BAI!MEEKA i111)'I' BALM destroys
offensive odor Instantly, 45c
bottle. Ottawa ugent. Denman
T)rne Store intawa,
OFFER TO INVENTORS
AN OPFEII To EVI'5!;t IN EN'I'OJt
List of Inventions and hull throe-
matlon Bent free. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys,
273 Bank Street Ottawa. Canada.
- I'iHO'I'OGRAI'lii'
DON'T RISK LOSING
"SNAPS"
THEY CAN'T 13E TAKEN AGAIN
Get finer "snaps" ps" 0.t lowerwer cost —
Irompt Mall Service, Send your
nns rolls to Star Snapshot Service
to be developed and printed, This
Ie Canada's largest finishing 'au-
to, serving customers all over
anode. You'll like our work, too.
Any Size Roll—G or 8 Exposures.
DEVELOPED ANI) PRINTED 25c
Praising 'Star Snapshot Service, a
customer at Windsor, Ont., writes:
"I suppose it's hard to give your
usual quick service with help to
hard to get, but as long as you
turn out such fine pictures, 1'11
watt—if 1 have to 55111t."
3 MOUNTED ENLARGEMENTS 25e
Size 4x6" In Beautiful Easel Mounts
Enlargements 4x6" nn Ivory tinted
mounts; 7x1" in Gold, .niiltcr, Cir-
cassian Walnut tr 15lacl; ]:bony
finish frames, ;,''.: (Lodi II cola; _t:-
ment euloro.d, 79rl each.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 1211. Postal 'I',:rhl`.r.,i A, 'Toronto
Print Your X;;10,, and t addit:s
Plainly on .5i; r.ltd•.r=.
1'1'11:N
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18110; 14 ^ K s! ,
Booklet o.'
quest.
ammommimmaiRMEMEMISIER
Easy to roll, delightful
— to smoke
FINE CUT CIGARETTE TOBACCO
Aircraft Designs
In Post -War Houses
A new British plan for post-
war plass production of pre -fabri-
cated houses will not only provide
4,000,000 extra homes for Britons
but will aid aircraft firms, now
turning out thousands of bombers
fond fighters, in their conversion to
peace -time manufacture. 131ue-
printed by 1110 large firm, re-
ptesentiug five major British in-
dustries—aircraft plywood, steel
tubing, light alloys, and iron and
steel—the scheme will benefit from
war -leaned lessons in aircraft con-
struction and design. For example
Britain, unused to central heating
''1l inive in its new houses heating
and insulating' devices borrowed
straight from its fighting planes.
To avoid standardization, five or
six basic design, have Lccn pre-
pared. Pre -fabricated h,:,nse' ac-
SEEDs
W'!; ARE 0I10\v1:IlS AND \i.1I1K-
ottrs of the fatuous 'Truck Lo:a,l
Ear llraid seed corn. Order early
and save money, Belle (liver
(lraInSeed Company, Belle
River, unt.
1.5)15 x,11,1;
75 ,1cItl:( 1'.11111 awl s1o.:15 for
sale, -Apply to Mrs. 0. 11. Graham,
11.1i. 2, \Into !toad, Ont,
FA 111 1'Ult SAI.(:, 31a m01• a frim
Timmins, 160 acrd, 7. cleared,
new :almlintse, 22 con' barn,
tahlc. etc., 17 tnilrh cows, mach-
inery, 3 horses; with or without
sif,rk: inquire further Pox 455,
Timmins, Out;u'lo.
LA ROE 115.5DIOi,1.'S IICLIt5, 11.\1N -
bow collection of outst:Inding
varieties, 2 dozen 11.10 delivered.
liuypel's Bulbs, 1Istzic, RC, \1'e
grow the best only,
NI:\\'LY RECONDITIONED 1100TS
of our armed tomes in perfect
conditton. Special f3,25 delivered.
Money back. guarantee, State
size, send money order. Ruskin
& Co., Peterborough, Ont.
EGG 13I1USHES — DIRTY EGGS
Made clean with a few strokes.
Inrushes, 5.c, Refills, Vic, post-
paid. Special prices to Egg Sta•
tion:. A. 1,. Reichmuth, March -
well, Saskatchewan.
De\\':11:1' SAW'S AND \VOOD\VORIi-
ing Machines. Newest types avail-
able front direct factory repre-
sentatives for Canada, Quotations
gladly furnished on application.
De\Vnit Dlsher Corporation Ltd.,
402 \Vest feeder St., Vancouver,
B.C.
GRINDI:II•—gree;', fifteen Inch,
double action, bnhbit bearings,
55(111ab5: condition, Pulleys,
shafting, hangers, belting elevat-
ors. Cheap,
]3E1:1'—Nifty-clght tt. ttvo piece,
extra heavy 8". Twenty Dollars,
BLACESMITH'S ll'lIEEL 1'1..1'1.'1:—
Eight dollars.
JA11111NI: '1' 1 12 E L'1'SJITT'l:lt—
Twelve dollars.
Equipment In Orono. Contact
Rowland Smith, 1G \Vre/Neter Ave.,
Toronto,
lilt. J. 1l. ENGEL'S 11I2I;ILILWZED
Yeast has been' helpful in the
prevention of abortion. Many tes-
timonials vet Hy its value. 100 lbs.
5;15,00 plus charges,. Nncxcelled
fur cattle, sheep, goats, and
swine. We claim our Mineral and
Yeast Powders for all aninlais
are not only corrective agents
for analnut'ition but they more
than pug for themselves 110
growth, vigor and production.
Dr. J. I'1. Engel, corner Queen
and Princess Sts., Wu.terloo, Ont,
Write for booklet.
SLII'IT HARNESS DRESSING —
Finest leather and harness pre-
servative. Slipit also has Horny
houeshold uses 25c up at most
grocery, hardware and chaltl
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories, Toronto.
T H 11 O 11' GASOLINE AGAINST
storm, retul ns vapor. That's how
ST011-:110, \'nporizer produce;
more miles. Build yourself, it's
simple. Results good. Plans 55',
J. A. Friesen, Box 65, \l'INKLER,
Manitoba.
EI,EC'I'RIC 510TO11S, NE\V. USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; be 1 t
s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2326 Du(terin St.,
Toronto.
IrIl1:15 — COLORED NURSERY
(.1atalogue. Full line of fruit
Trees; Evergreens; Flowering
Shrubs; Perennials; shade 'frees;
It o e e s; Ilrolt(InIe-liingswlly
Nurseries, Cowmanviilc, Ontatiu,
ACM:, l'ItA1111.1 IBAI1N 41) x G0.
House 18 x 30, 1Voodshed l o x 1
In village of Egmnndville !Sb0.00.
Also 55 ages cleared land, gond
locality, 5 rods from buildings,
edjoining Sen forth pot) per acre.
bTrs. Craivlord Simpson, l:gmoud-
yillr, ()tat.arlu.
NEW' Z11.\1,.1N D \1'111'1'1: IIA 131:I'l'S,
;i nanhtiw old, 85 a pair. One
obit Luck. 1'crcy ]lazi(tt'ood,
31 51:5';, (01.t.
SIN .Nr;u11.5 iI 1;liI'C L't'tli5.
1.u11gt•t r 1, Snowdt if strain• three
(VII:, in 0..11. Pox 255, fort r''I41;.
%1:.\1, ND 11`III'I'i:s. SE\'EN_
ni fine I. from pi Ir. n'iunil:c
nee, ;hit,, blurs,
r. mr 3.755. VAMP?) S. Also a11g.1'-
fr .ta p: ize sto. lc. (. 1:1 nit.
'n ,w,lr;ft
Rabbitry, S.' :shot.
1. Ont.
cording to cneinters, archit . is
and housewives, will make pos-
sible great advances in Inv cost
housing, and less that 5,000 111,111 -
hours v; ill he needed to build and
assemble one of the ready-made
homes. This compares s ith the
average of 2,200 elan hour; now
needed to twilit an ordinary do (ti-
ling.
ROOFING
BARGAINS
1'.1("1'OIt1' MI1.!. (:NDS
Act now -- get yowlhie it 511ndr
asbestos 5,11 roofing at bare:1ln
50 ices while this offer lar
11111 ertdN 1111(1 factory nec'ndh—
Nlnle r.urfaced and penin. Also
regular red nod grcea Nlate sur-
faced roofing—priced 10 rtenr,
11'r114. Natty:
EASTERN FACTORIES
OUTLET LTD.
1)(•pL 11'., Ilurllnrr(un, (lultn•lo
S 11( 15' 1'011
11(11.S'1'I:IN P1'1.1,5. 1;1 11:.11tIJ
front lolly are t.,l!t,d h, rd. .1pply
r Ln: I;e, \1',11!am bur:, , 1111.
1'(111 S.\1,1:. 1).\ RE (;111':1' 1'15)5, 11 -
el oh ,,,1111(,11 I ieSnF:' `'• r. n, c,
sun'.. 1'i;r. d to :'. 11. .1r hit I.
(hump on, Rowe 2, 1',
Sl:li\'ll'I?.AI I,I; .5.115 .5011
to. dual -pin dual -pin no, 1410.1 noon hulls
from lit i,1'. data .I.. p, alto k,
type'.
heir,/ c. e:115. :11:0; Alt.,,.', n,
11;;! ' 1, l l;unil'on.
PI:Rt'itEkt'NS S'I'.11,IJuXS ,'1!, J -
pin breeding: :old t!. pe :1, pr,n,-
(A11 4 yc;,; old :Ind own y.•nllinc:.
11111re ;:o ,1 Itlacic, pus en-y111e,
Ont,
11.1 LI: 111:1.1' \1 .1\'1'1:1)
MAN, 24)1'N1; 'r) 5511)1'1.11 At,l:,
married, wanted, exp( Ilene( In
general farm work. \lust he t 1-
flt:teht, reliable, good with lite-
shlelc audi mach1nn•y, House, 1111115
and garden supplied, .lpply stat-
ing nwnhr r In family, wages r x-
pected, err. to Dodstrood Farms,
Alton, Ont.
54.1\ TO iHANDI,i: f0 ACI;(: F:\1151
in ilnntilton district, This Is n,
general farm. 'Married titan pre-
ferred, cottage 10111 ele,hic
lights supplied. 67(1.00 per month,
Box 22, 73 .\delalde St, 11'.. T .-
ronto,
]N'I'111,1.If;1:NT 35.1X, ate Li'I'.11IY
exempt, as alppl'entiee, to 1.:!11,
Nem Ing prowess l'revinus e\pt r•
bene,. in tide line not eseenti;J,
Apply rule No. 23, ti,•lertivr S'r-
vlce, 1 ; 1 Spadini, :Ave., 'Toronto,
h:NPER 1i•:Ni'I;D I;GG (It.\01•:11
for \\'carer Ontario egg btation
and locker service. 1'rt 5, r one
lith PUmo 111) 1,1 r\p.'I'I• IV'•'. (;"5)d
tyagt°• Apply nenre'I I'11111ioy-
111e11' :111,1 501ietiye Seryiee, 11ef,r
1,1 5'!! 9211.
111:1.1' 11'.1 \'1'1;1)
I,A111' Olt 31.12 ANTI \VIP(: TO
work for it bachelor for farmer or
shnee wool:, Pox 13S, 73 Adalnile
15'., 'Fortin to,
W'.t N'l'ED
GAl{III:N 'I'l{A("l'Olts, AI,5O LAT11
model ear: one hay pees:. Apply
to Pox 138, 73 Adelaide \1'., To-
ronto.
WAN'1'la) IN YOUR DISTILit"C
some one to take orders for day
old chicks In spare time for It
large ('anadlan (;uvernntent Ap•
proved ('hide hatchery, No in-
vestment I'equired. Liberal tont
niisston paid. \1'rile for full de -
trails. Box No. 130, 73 Adelaide
51'„ Toronto.
TEACHERS 11'AN'l'I1n, I'ItO'l'I:S•f-
ant, for school terra 19.15-45, with
elementary or Intermediate 411-
plonnls; salary 8600 to .90e; per
school term, Send applications to
School Board of Aylwin, No, 1;
Leigh McConnell, Sec.-'l'I'eav,,
Iiaz lI: t1i;t, Que., stating' quali-
fications turd experience.
IIIIAI:TT11' '1'(21'1'11:5 ALL ISt I:I:i,5
also l'erslnn Kittens, Canaries,
]'argots, Pigeons, Bantams, other
pets, (2uot; lowest price to See,ts
& ltlyds Cu., 1::15 \1', St. Catherine,
Montreal,
1'1::1'l'lll•:I{S, l'1:AT111:11
all descriptions; high„+t orb es
paid. For parlical: rs tyriae 10
( ucen ! 1,'nt t'n
1 _ "i I d
n•in St., '1ot'o11
tn. •
11'.\N'I'I:1) Irl: -
1501111 5.111101'S d ho h,.te .ell^t
pond ),acture an.t ,1:11 jolt
to paste,'.• )'.nits of gone: attic,
for :.;h monthly. 1'',f.rably
near '1'orol,l. 11'515, foil • L'ort
llffi.'e .;.e, 'I',00ltl,..
11'AN'I'I1I•. 'i'Itl;c15', 2-'1'11\ 5)'.\1415,
real c..od, ciao all .let.: 51', P.
11 5-50n:tn, .1y Iwo r, 11.15, 5, 'hl'.
W'I7.0'tll-:S'TI:1: \\'1:1.1`1:-•;.1I'r !;
pinup wo' ,,"I 11ouo0chl) uair-
,.{ f,. hoon.1. full pa. ai 111',5s.
ia:,. .541,•I,i.t,. \1'., '1'.00ut•.
1:I:N'1', '1 I'11141,1'
Ntnrl.,,p.e 0 1') 5ioe. .5.,Ilu•:,
onion, 101.1.. , 11'.s "I:. 7
Ad. 1,,,d. \\ 'I'.5).
MR. WOOL GROWER
'I'i115 101,1,I•:;1'I'.\l:l,1S1il:l, v. ow.-
1,.a. 51.!1 ur.lo,,', .„ f.• •, 11.. ,1.
15..5.,ann,1 t\r:.1 15',(.Lor .I
n, I•;,I.n r, 41 111 HO.5.:. , 0
y.. of .lip 5),t, , 0-
t,u r11 r
11,. taro. ,1,115 ., ,i e'.•
TI 1 1' .... 5: ''I) I Pt t 1 11'. 0 .1 ,'
11 I 5'.11 MI.. :If; \'I't! )I, IV,
5)\ i'.\1; ir),
C. P. R. TRAINMAN HONORED
Munitions Minister C. D. Howe, left, is photographed with C.P.R.
trainman B. G. Burton of Schreiber, right and Jackie Moore, of Jack -
fish, whom Mr. Burton saved from drowning, on July 29, 1942, from
trainman 13, G. Burton saved front drowning, on Julyctaoinnetaoin s.13ip
Hall recently, Mr. Ilowe presented 'Trainman Burton with the honorary
testimonial, shown above, of the Canadian Ilumane Society. Mr, Burton
saw the six-year-old boy struggling in the wat,r from a freight train
as it pulled past the Jackfish dock, Running 400 yards to the edge of
the dock, he plunged in and brought the boy to the shore in an uncon-
scious condition.
_
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
PAUL CROSSES INTO
EUROPE
Acts 15: 3646: 40; Epistle to the
Philippians,
PRINTED TEXT—Acts 16: 13-15;
Phil. 3:7-14,
GOLDEN Text—I press on to-
ward the goal unto the prize of the
high calling of God in Christ Jesus,
Phil, 3 11,
Memory Verse: God....l ovc11 tts,
and sent his Son. 1 John •t: 10.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Tinge --Th: gospel entered Eur-
ope by the preaching of Paul at
Philippi, Probably in the year
51, The Epistle of Paul to
the .Philippians was written in 0.1).
61 or 111,
Place—Tb: main event of our
lesson occurred in the city of I'llil-
ippI, a fatuous Roman : colony in
northern Greece, the territory
known :Is \1a,:edonia,
Faithful to the Lord
".and on the Sabbath !lay we
tecnt forth without the gate by a
river side..... If ye have judged
u c to he i:titltful to the ford,
route into my house, and abide
there. :and she constrained us."
Lydia was not :nhanted to con-
fess her Lord in baptism, Failure
to confess Christ from the begin-
ning has been the cats of many
forsaking Christ or becoming mere
nominal Christians, Lydia \vas
anxious to know more of the truth
of Christ and thus she offered hos-
pitality' to Paul and his compan-
ions, irow beautiful she expresses
herself! If you have 'judged ale
to he faithful to the Lord', that is,
if you trust Inc as being a genuine
believer, conte and have fellow-
ship \vith my household.
Gain In Christ
'Howbeit what things were gain
to me, these have .I counted loss
for Christ, \'ea, verily, and 1
count all things to be loss for the
excellency of the knowledge of
Jesus my Lord: for whom I suf-
fered the lo:,s of all things, and do
count thein but refuse, that I may
gain Christ.'' .Anything that \could
Coitpetc \with C'hr'ist as itis Sav-
iour, Paul renonuc 's, counts it as
loss, '1'o know Christ was far more
excellent than to possess all his
SWEET VENGEANCE
\Vith his warships back in ntajot
taction for the first time since the
mark days of 1942, the sound of
Meir guns scoring direct hits on
tuerman vessels trying frantically
go evacuate troops from Sevastopol
was undoubtedly sweet music to the
ears of Vice-Adml, Filip S. Okty,
abrsky, above, tough chief of Rus-
sia's Black Sea fleet.
pa,( ;I'lartit IC! looked i ont
them 111 ' •'Ilt, al lull :14 it',, than
11'016111,'. iii Ch; l.: "ii, gr',lt 1;,1111,
iac.)utparal,le gain, for he found in
(lint the things lie, had failed to
find in Judaism.
Righteousness Through Christ
".\ttd be fount' in hint, iv.: hav-
ing a righteou,nc;;
'roil that \vltitil is of tic 'a\., but
that NdliCh is through f tit!; in
t;hti.,t, the rightcou,ne.; \.hied je
from God by faith," •Ti'o pile up
a righteousness by the ;celllntula-
11011 of individual ri;htcou, acts is
hopeless, hilt to receive rlgliteout-
Iless 'milli God ilirougi• Jesus
Christ is the final dclj\era'tce of n
man front .lepeudt'uce up.'11 his ot\n
struggles,
Paul's Earnest Desire
"That [ may know hitt!, and the
power of resurrection, and the
fellowship of his suifering;, ha -
coming crnlforlied unto hi; death,"
'.I'o know the risen Lord in all
:Tis risen power was the earnest
desire of Paul, He also desired to
share the fellowship of His suf-
ferings, to enter Into Ills sorrow
it the great tvoelc of redeeming a
lost \vorld, In hi; experiences the
.Apostle hail the prospect of death
continually before hint, 'Truly he
Was being- made tnutforin Ode un-
to Ili; death.
Paul Presses Ott
by any means I may attain
unto the rc.;snreeti.•u from the
dead, Nut that 1 have obtained, ur
am already made perfect: but I
press un, if so be that 1 may lay
hold on that for \vhich also 1 was
laid hold on by Christ esus." 1':ntl
distinctly assert; he has not reach -
e,' perfection, it i; a state that al-
ts}•.; lie ahead, 1le yearns to ;gain
. the glorious prize for t'hi'n Christ
apprehended hitt on the 1.'ainaSCUS
road, Ile knot\. that 1'y grace he
will be fount' periect in Christ in
the last day,.
The High Calling of Goo
'Brethren, i count not myself
yet to have laid hold: but one tiring
[ do, forgetting the things which
are behind, and stretching forward
to things w llich are before." bike
the runner who looks not hack but
keeps his eyes on the goal ahead,
so [';tui forget, the things of the
pat; and keeps his'sts on the goal
ahead, Perfection, eternal fellow-
ship with Christ, these lie before
hint.
"I pre.: on to•'tard the g: 1 tit:•
to the prix' •i the high calling of
God in Christ Jesus," The Prize
of the racer v, a- a croy rt of olive
or laurel. The i•rize of t!:. Chris -
liar i; an incorruptible crop n
I I Cor !I••f t I. 1;1.d halt calki the
.apostle to (hi, i'iLh and !heavenly
t!fort r,1';. ,t; he e'1!l, to t,, ;.'tk
e.nl•:ova .l for 1:1e s,l\:„,,
Garden Notes
General Caro
The mis=t illi;• rt:lnt lois, after A
t1 (11.11 is phlntt'i, ii* culti\ution,
'There ;Ire „tht•r:, t and they
i1i'tld n,.( he .,• t:le• ted but •,f all
ti11'ilt, 1111: , \dells Aaree, timely
altivati.,it heads the list. The
major ..1,le, 1 i, Iii,! _'list to !:'-troy
\.red,, llI lit:ll that i, :t valnahle
l,\ -pnl•1i1, t, lint to -'1r tui' the -oil,
t, (.leek \.illi r,t!i''n, 1e1 in air
awl t" generally ;trainee a health;
lejtatinitent for the gr.c.'.ii g plants,
\iter Kofi\ laic-. t\hid; \sill
po.uld the . .11 flit Aral enieterage
l u II surf.!, ' !!:!ling v. heti the ,tut
,..111.•• out, 11 i, 1 i eially i ir-
111,1.: t" \ er the garden \'. itll a
e'iltiv;th,r, 111 the small \ it tory
plot or flu wt r be 1, t I:Iti\ atioil can
be carried out 'r.ith a Ikon' tool.
\\ here the est,lbiinlln',••nt i- larger,
.1 rake, hand-•lr.l\\ 11 cultivator or a
lett se or !Motor po\'.t'i• s. :tiller or
eultkatoi• tail' do the voila:.
\lost 1'r' It _,, ..11, tit:tl,.. :t :t
1.';:Illr
Prat tie' t.' e:titi; to Marc a
Ii;Iriti1 ,1:1;e and c:trly ittly,
u, l e -peri,!''\ after tacit heavy
r,1it;. I111e should let eatelul,
tie': et er, not t ,...r!: the ,al \viten
it i, still t\ et 2:II;1 This
\111 dt• more 'lobo; ih•trt good as it
it lll)IIIe to ;''ill, :!:., i.:rt t:Cd int()
had Mail; v.111•'.1 \.i!1 bake in the
root sun, it i, i:1,' :tint te Iit
1111! the 14:211!
nt n 't 111',:.1.!',•
Buying Plants
For !!hit's re,nit tl'e tl,e of
started or bedding ;'::nit, \till L•rlp,
(bete may be .4ecure.I from the
1 •'at'C-t teed Brill tit' florist .,r pro-
f'-,i•,nal 1 ard.nl,'r. They ;u'e
plants 1ro111 seed -o\\'il
usually in a bother' gl•e1'tlhou;e,
and. are \tell gr••\vu \\hen ;et out-
doors as dail•1C1: front trust
is over. The:, now come in a ;;rent
variety of both floe.c:, :tut! yeg':t-
a1)le,,
nib,: by the 1'' of certain started
'r'af'ts i, it pv-,ilio to get flue;e1's
:toil vegetable maturity in some
parts of (,:anada. 1'ettluia for in-
stance, \'f'il'l hardly :'each bloilltling
stage in most parts 1)f C,oiada if
,ow it from Seel[ outdoors, The
:,ante is true of t•o:nat1.':'s, and pos-
sibly of rabbaee and t tither tiling;,
In transplanting those from the
flat, of ha.L'cls in which we hu},
then', one should ',eater \cell, and if
the sun is hot ;t is a good thing
to provide a little :bade for a day
of t\vo, .11,o, if these plants are
in ilov;er or are very tall, it is
advisable to snip oft flowers and
pinch hauls main steers to encour-
age stocky growth,
HINT TO REDUCERS
Elephants live touch longer than
People, probably because they never
worry about reducing their weight,
—Chatham News
RECEIVES D.S.O.
Awarded the U.S.O. for br.nvery
and leadership in action in the Italy
campaign, Major R, L, Fraser, To-
ronto, Ont., is shown here re -
\\'c tI 11:1) 11, . 1''•' : 1', ceiving the ribbon front Lieut. -Gen,
'"ore hick 111 t!: v.e d.'. sir Oliver Leese, commander of the
I,t• tl ,•t 1 1 1,,, 1 r ;.I 1. '.. Eighth Army.
It
r
BEARDS RESULT FROM WATER SHORTAGE
Lilts the !earned prophets of old, these four Canadians on the battle front of Ita:y ti: wi:;i t.a211
other the growing of facial adorntncnt. Soldiers "in the line" are permitted to grow beards due to
shortage of water. Reading front left to right; Pte. C. 11. Bowman, Ifamilton, Ont., Sgt. T. C, Gray,
London, Ont„ Pte. I., Gibbins, London; and Pte, T. J. Blanchette, of Windsor, Ont.
1 Fili010
EFORTER
!'Pitt cf the oat ' u; ... _ .; that
li 111.11•' in Ca!, I:ha;: 1 1.1 ,• !:; :I 1 -
ca -Ir „ i, the v..... : ,a, ...on -
;He, '1
1.,.:111 I:ru:ldra,ts. !'hese .:ave
11ttt'1: ;til nut•lao;t t1 ,;.rt of eye.'
loan drive to (late, :1;;.1 the broad-
casts for the sixth ','ict .re
1.r,.grc-; have ,uri5,,'d all
the,.. \\•c have he. rd . , tin, _ tb
Gv.y Herbert
add spot of criticism about the cost
of bringing American Fadi:) Screen
and Stage stirs to Canada for
these broadcast,. This criticism is
entirely Without any back -ground
because the only cost involver' is
the actual travelling expenses of
the artists tvho come here. Not
one of these outstanding stats has
ever been paid,
In addition to the chore of coating
to Canada and working on the
broadcasts and toiling countless
hours of rehearsal, long and ted-
ious travelling ift .some cases, these
American Stars stake personal ap-
pearances, at no Bost to the gov-
ernment, at our Naval, .\rely and
airforce centres and our \Var
plants, and take just as much in-
terest in Canada's \Var effort as
they do in their own. So in,teat'
of any criticism there should be
heartfelt gratitude to thcie Star, for
their contribution to Canada's \\•a:'
effort.
:\s :t matter of fact it was a trip
in aid of Canada's \\'ar Loan that
nearly cost comedian Tack Benny
Ids life. T -1e carte to Canada with
a terrible colli but in spite of this
insisted carrying on with hs sched-
ule of engagements. Not only did
he carry out his original schedule
but he added a number of extra
ones with the resul lie contracted
pneumonia and was dangerously ill
for some time in Chicago on t'is
way back to Hollywood.
The arrangements Ior securing
the stars are in the hand, of a joint
committee consisting of represen-
tative; front Canadian .\ssociation
o f Broadcasters, t h e Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation, and the
\dvertising .\gcncies of Canada,
\lost of the credit for securing
the stars shook! go to Mr. (;uv
lferbert of ,\II -Canada Broadcast-
ing Facilities, who .pend; roan}
w'ar} hears \yith the \ ' • , } Com-
mittee of the United Mat's, in se-
curing tile hest a• silahle hit lit for
Canada's \Var Lu .i `bows. \:-
'0 Hell with :NIT'. 1(orhert are
Gletl Bannerman, \lr. li. S. (.-.d-
erleitn, \fro roc ';c1:,ttich, \Ir.
harnc-t
('rt.lit G'r the t.,o'ler:i.o; of
hrt•..dca-t c.o.'s I;'',
By
AL L-EARY
•
1 he ;an, ate:} 01'. ted :a:. .. ,,f
the „ountry are going to Inti;
t.... -ear local ...t:141 er of tl.. Federal.
I -rouse in :1 series of bro.aleststs
knoe,n a; hope is from 1'ml:et-
..:ea! hillirTranscriptioe01( 11 -
lies arc bei •g ,et up t tt!aa.,1 ilt
c ,:thin d :u r.ul1ente::ts .o u;: the
;•r:t a;•! it is
flop t I
the series \1 ill ;:a:':
'.'
Are not going 1" be
1
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I'.,i;;,;,1 i1u' going to
1,•• re.;u.:• 1 r .1.1.1,1 radio broad -
\'.u1; :.t't;I cr will
1:1st• ..
;Iur:: (Le people who elect
,:111C., are before
t.ut 11-11 . 1':uiianient
al
at(;. 1 •tlum.r, :,n the start -
He Thee ILi, til (l�CL,
•I rot , ,u'ti. u: i .alio sta-
t: 11 .
Bridge In -'Italy
Engineer's "Dream"
l:ngh.c1 r, Dream" is
:he 11 kname of a bridge, now be -
in, used i;: rise fighting in Italy,
which v:as iir:cnted i,v a British
e::.:4i11•e:•, It Ian be lout together
ie d iet\' 4el .L.1 i, flung over a river
uI1i,ut. and ca:: •up;,ort the heav-
iest attillrr}• and transport. Its
sections are portable yet strong.
Retails are still secret, and file lot
ventor :anticipates its wide use in
:,cacetintc in C:,nstrt!2ii n WO1 K.
"OTTOMAN EMPIRE"
HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle
1 Depicted
country.
6 Its cepital.
12 Fruit,
14 Eared.
16 Part of "be,"
18 Provided,
19 Hostelry.
21 Musical note.
22 Parent.
23 Two fives.
25 Electrified
particle.
26 Money of
.account.
28 Peri,
29 Boat paddle,
31 Completes.
33 Model.
•35 Bones.
38 Astronomical'
instrument,
39 Tear again,
40 Vegetable.
41 Poker stake,
42 Fiber knots.
44 Soft mineral,
46 Dance step,
48 Not high,
50 Compass
point.
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54 That thing.
55 Each (abbr.),
56 Roof finial.
58 Sun god,
60 Pronoun,
61 Emmets,
63 Stack,
65 Commands.
66 Hardens.
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infidel.
5 Sufix,
7 N.orthcast
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20 Negative.
22 Plural (abbr.)
24 Inhabitants of
Normandy,
'27 Rues.
28 Perfume,
30 Ammonia
substance.
32 Pertaining
to dower.
33 Seize,
34 Mineral rock.
36 Perched.
37 Exist.
43 Dish.
45 Eagle's nest
46 Stud.
4713y.
49 Plural
pronoun.
50 Note in musio,
52 Type measure
53 Cereal grass.
55 Finale.
57 Italian river.
9 Constellation. 59 Beverage.
10 Railway 61 Land mcastu'e
(abbr.). 62 Senior.
11 Pillar. (abbr.).
13 Upon. 63 Pint (abbr.).
2 Opposite of 15 Simpleton. 6.1 Cloth
down, 17 Form of "L" measure.
1
16 17 18
-23 14
29 30
51 52 53
58 59 ,: 60
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FOP ----How to Make Friends.
Now
GOING YD
DEVELOP yOUR
uiDIVIDUALIT'Y,
IN[TIA1 iV�
AND 1
LEADERSHIP.
-GET OUT ON THE PARADE
GROUND —
-AND 170
EXACTLY
A6 I
TELL
you !
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By J. MILLAR WATT
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_ 1 first aid quilts at three schools, The
treasurer's report she\V(I receipts ler
= year of .$152.48 and balance of $0.73.
1 "1'hc roll tall was responded to •by the
payment of fees and suggestions for
demonstrations to he included in next
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Alliott lnsurame Agency
BLY;1'II -- ONT.
INSURE NOW! ANI) BE ASSURED.
Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident.
BLYTII --- ONTARIO.
J. 11. R. Elliott, Gordon Elliott
Office Phone 104, Resldeneu ('hone 12 or 110,
I3ELGRAVE
THE STANDARD
WESTI('IELI)
The April ineetieg of the \\'nlllen's
Institute was held at the honor' of \Its,
4—
The people of this community ex-
tend (heir deepc.t s)ntpatily to he'.
'I'. II. Johnston %%ith the I'a'esidcnt, Harold and NIrs. Snell, in the death
\Irs. l., ;\ndersun, presiding, of their young sun, Iodger, who pas -
\Ir,. C. Procter, the Secretary, read sed away on Sunday, aftor a lengthy
the minutes and gave a relit cit of tht'illness,
'years activities \vhich included cat-' Nlr. \', 'I'hutnas of fort Albert vi,-
ering to a Banquet for the Prdct'ation iced on Sunday at the home of NI r,
fi of Hast \\'atvanosh, donating a pair of and \Irs. \\'. F, Campbell.
A:hlanl;et to the local Red Cross for \I r. and NI IS, Nnruiatl NIcDi\vell
1 the CHIC n•gr'ley units, donation of cash and children visited on Thursday 'till'
"COURTESY AND SERVICE" to Mrd Cross, three quilts to the Mine- \I r, and Its ('til Deans u( \\'iu};
ham,
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, L'I'D.
HURON GRILL
BLYTH --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
FRANK GONG I- Proprietor
FARMERS ATTENTION!
WE CAN SUPPLY ---
Hybrid Seed Corn
Full Line of Grass Seeds
Electric Fences
Barbed Wire, Cedar Posts
and Other Fence Supplies
Alexander's General Store
Phones -803r22, Clinton; 25r8, Blyth. LONDESBORO, ONT.
Congratulations are extended to \lis,
Minnie Snell 11 hit graduates from the
hospital at Hamilton on 'Tuesday of
this trek,
\lis, Dorothy \It\'ittie is spending
some time at 'fill onburg.
year's prog.r:un, The branch has a Miss Jean Campbell of Sky Harbour
membership of 28, Mrs. 11. Procter silent a few days last week under the
gave the report of the auditor's and parental roof,
\Irs, N, ':eating presented the report Nlr, and Mrs, \V, P. Campbell, NI is.
fllr Alice 'I'ycrnlan, visited on \\'rdnr,day
\vith NIr. and Mrs. Norman Cuter of
Seaforth.
The \'.I'.L'. ntet on \Vednesday ev-
ening with 28 present The program
was in ehar'gc nt Phyllis C uol:. l;1•arine
of the nominating committee.
f orlon Mg officer, were elected:
President : \Irs. F.. Anderson,
1st Vice: \Irs. J. NI, undies,
'nd \'ice : it iss I':, Tenet et.
Secretary ; \Irs. C. Procter.
Assistant Secretary: \Irs, Clifford \lcIt,\vrll prusided at Thr piano. The
Scripture Lesson was read by \I ildrrd
Thornton. Prayer by Sri irley I:ad-
lord. 'Topic on "Ily Products of the
miulistry of healing," by \\'innifr'd
Campbell. It was decided In hold the
Logan,
Treasurer: \Irs..1. \I, Cnultcs,
I Pianists: \Irs. J, NI. Cuultes and
Mrs. (i. 11. Dunlop,
District rict I )irector ; \Irs. C. R. Coul-
tl,y meeting c't'ry two weeks during the
Branch 1)irc.turs: \Irs. (1c+.'dut I lig- summer, commencing the first of \lay,
O;ins, \Irs, Roy Crawford, \Irs• James 'I'hc n
uiting closed \twirl' the Ilcncdic-
! Michie. titl,t,
Outlook Committee: \Irs,
Armstrong, Nit's. T. U. Johnston, \Irs,
R. •I, MacKenzie and Mr.,, II, \\'hcrt-
' errs
l:cpresenlativcs lu Belgrave I:cd' (lite Jatc fur last \ecchl
\Ir. and \Irs. Drank Marshall and
(tCauns,: Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs. II, Mc'family visited Centralia relatives on
tee
1: ridgy
EAST WAWANOSII
Auditors: \I,t•s. 11, Procter and \Irs,
N. 1 l iggiv s.
Programs: \Irs. I. \V. Procter.
Press I:cpurtrt•: \Irs. N. I:eating.
Convenor of Standing Committees:
\g^riculture and Canadian Industries'
\Irs, G, Higgins; Citizenship: Airs, .1
\\'hrelcr; Social \\'elfare: Mrs. 11.
Procter; historical I:escarch; \Irs. N.
\\'alsh ; Home Economics: \Irs, I:, 1,
NlacRrnzie; Publicity: \Irs. N. heat-
ing; Convenor for additiona1 meet•
Ings; Nil's. C. Logan, \Irs. T. 11, John -
1 shin, \Irs• S. Procter, \liss I':, Prot' -
ter.
\I I•. hiol;ly Mc(io\t•an \'isitt'd hi, pat-
ents, \Ir, and \Irs, Alex, \IcGowau.
\Ir. h, C. i\Ic(ictvau is visiting at
Ilelgravc.
'flow Iai'l Cross group ghillie1
quilts at the home of \Irs, John
three
Cald-
well on Wednesday, tvith a good at-
tendance. Collection amounted to
remained there for a time.
• \I(•. and \Irs. Donald Nh'Kenzic III'
Clifford, also \Irs• W, E. McKenzie,
and Jack McKenzie, of I'ettaWbrVa
Camp, \vire visitors in the village
\I r, and \Irs. David :\'rinstrong, III- Monday.
so LAC. Jack :\rntstrung and Jane,' Mrs. Stanley Black
I spent the N'i'ck -end \vitIt Cecil Arm- have returned hone
strong at "I'horndalc. \I rs, Armstrong I 1 luspital,
ult
and baby son,
from \\'inghant
M1
Wednesday, April 26, 1944.
• ars. _SW _.a
Distribution of Trees Through Schools
B\' T
CONS It;1tVA'I1ON AND REFOItEST A'I'ION
CO1'111'll'I"FEE OI'' HURON COUNTY.
DIREC'T'IONS FOR DISTRIBUTING 'I'IIE TREES.
The runt, shunl•I it t be expo.e1l to the sun and \\ iud l'lliarh
the trees in a bttifdin , or a shady I --ration. I hr Mee, nay Ile held for
t er;ll day- ht :
1;11 let piim the tree, moist in the Iox.
III) Iaelll:! III(' U'ees tit .1 ;(;III of lith ,111'1 toveritie the roots colll-
Idelel) ttitll tater,
(c) IIeelinl; the trees in the :lrllttnll. Di}; a tench
roots t\cll ‘will) pact;cd soil.
and co'i'l• the
'I'RANSPOIt'I'A'I'ION OF 'I'RI:ES FROM SCHOOL '1'O HOMES,
(a) In a pail or tub preferably t\ith root, in water,
(11 \\'itli roots 'wrapped in twit burlap,
Irl Ina ho, or basket.
(1) .\ small nt:nlbo- may be carried t\itll the loot, crapped in old
newspapers. :\ dolllc 'elect Irl Ili'\\spnpcl' I, so;ll;etl in water,
;lll it is wrapped around the roots. Dry 'duets of nctvspaper
should he \' rapped around the owe! sheets.
PLAN'I'1NG.
Plant ;I, ,I"nl ;I, pns,lhle, '1 net's can be held Int' sl'vcr l Hays
ttitll the roots in tater, ur hill in the garden.
The frees may be planted in their permanent location,, or placed
in a lit -ity rots for several year5, h 1, usually a Ivisaldc to plant
Il7t-ui ill Ihcir I't'r111;111Cll( It r;l!ion,, ;I, till I;1'cr 11,1 Ir,Ill;ulting entail.
extra labor and the Iris are liable 111 the tvin'n Iransid;tnted.
It is advisable to remove the sod \where the tree is planted be-
cause the grass near the tree lakes the uloi,tn'e and sluuthers the
t t t'. Plant the tree the sail': depth as it \\a., in the nursery, told he
t' r the roots are not turned up,
The soil should ht firtne:I \yell ;mound the tr:e. It is advisable
to lt'ave a slight tlept•e-sttlll around the Irl''', 110 lid lit the soil bal•lt,
unpin}! wound the tree dm'in:; the slum(r t\ih help give the tree
.I11'1. \\;Itcring in periods of dronelit \\ ill insure that the tree \'ill
not die.
The Ince should be protected from ,toil;. Ileus a1111 chickens may
cat off the ne\v fresh .;ro\wlh of t•wrigreens.
Itulletins im Pores "'free • Planning", and "The I sent \1'nudlot„
may be secured by tippl'mg to the Ohl l'.\ NII':\'1' 1)I' L.\NI )8 AND
1.1) I I �'f;, GALT.
,1-.1.11 IIA ,I
I.III,..11..111 II .III 1 IIS 1 ..1 41 10 I 1.,1, .I 1 A\ I. I 1 1 1
13.511. The Iltcl•:y licher on the Ilraty
\'a s
\V Olt by
realized
next
'at
\Irs.:\Icx NIc(;m';ul, snul
from dirt being $3.50. The
tpt:lting twill be held ou \lay ,tr:I
the hunk f \Irs, George NI c(; :wan.
BABY CHICKS
If yon be shirt of pul-
let, next winter, I;ray (las them for
IIII111rill,' t
di 11\ cry. 1)r Chicks, Tell
nu'
‘k 11,0 you'll he m eili );, :\. 1., 1:e.-
Mrs.
r,-
Mrs. Jnitn Thi'mpsotl, \viola and NIr. dirk, I;Iytll,
Percy \\warden, visited \I r, and \Irs.
John Caldwell on Sunday. Put Vict•;ry Pira • Buy Victory Bonds
ASK THE VICTORY LOAN SALESMAN FOR A COPY OF THIS LETTER -
It enables you to buy Victory Bonds through your bank --on convenient deferred payments
FILL OUT THE LETTER AND GIVE 11' TO THE
VICTORY LOAN SALESMAN—IT IS AN ORDER
ON YOUR BANK TO BUY BONDS FOR YOU
You can buy Victory Bonds with cash which you
have saved ... and you can buy more bonds
with money as you get it, on convenient
deferred payments.
Every Victory Loan salesman has printed copies
of the deferred payment letter at the right. (You
can also get this form letter at any bank.) All
you do is write in the name of your bank and the
amount of the bonds you wish to buy and sign it.
(DATE)
Y/re clew/a;
(BANK)
(BRANCH)
.94/414,.
9.Et'telorte,
?ycei �. 8/l?4 L .& .a/W r .cai aiteddc.pe
/o -t. lzot. ,e;ta/4.draott 10'
.9fi .;t /ay, ;you .tl<'tc Act uwe v/
ice las cease Mae `Jeer. 4CC leotiv Cdt
3% awfucon. evigit, 446 mcon sa, totn,
14 tl 2e
44, (/
Oyu we y biz#,
*INITIAL PAYMENT SHOULD DE AT LEAST 10% 01 PAR VALUE
(PURCHASER;
,IADORESSI
61.4 44e
YOU HAVE SIX MONTHS TO PAY THE BANKFOR THE BONDS—THE INTEREST THE BONDS
EARN, PAYS THE BANK INTEREST ON THE LOAN
You make a first payment of at least 10% of the
amount of the bonds you buy and pay the
balance when it is convenient for you to do so,
within the next six months. Bonds earn 3% for
you and this income pays the interest on the
loan during this period. Be sure to buy Victory
Bonds on this plan as well as for cash.
Canada needs more money to pay her enormous
war bill. Let your country have the use of
all the money you can save. 6.42
7?stBUYiCTWY B
NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE
Wall ce ay, April 2(L 19111,
• II
•
THE STANDARD
Sold by C. T. Dobbyn, Hardware Merchant
TELEPHONE 24. BLYTH, ONTARIO.
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AUBURN
Auburn and community iiuity mourns the
death of Nil's, Russell King (formerly
Anna Isabel Stewart I, who (died at the
(iodcrich (hospital on Monday in her
(I5th year. \Irs. Dint; had been ill with
a heart condition for seven weeks and
was taken to the hospital on Sunday.
Site was the daughter of \Irs, Esther
Stewart of Colborne and the 'lite I'cr-
cy Stewart, and was born on April 19,
1900. She spent her early girlhood
in Colborne lot\ nship and 2-I years ago
was married to Russell King of Aub-
urn where she had since resided, She
1.1411.i al
—
was a number of the United Church, 'after a visit with Mr, and
1'oungblut at Oakland.
Hiss Vivian Strittwitan has returned
to Stratford after practise teaching at
the Londesboro school,
\Irs, Harold Nicholson in London,
llarry Dodd, Godcrich \vitt) ND.. and
Irs. \\'illiatit Dodd,
Besides her husband she is survived by
two sons, Stewart of Toronto; Donald
of .\churn; two danghtcrs, \Irs, Harry
Phalen of Godcrich, and Pauline of
Auburn ; her mother, \I rs. Percy Slew -
art of Colborne; one brother, \Vilbur
Stewart, Cilhllnc; two sisters, \Irs,
Lloyd Young (Etta), who \was ;t t\vin
sister of Mrs, King's and. Mrs, Law-
rence (ir;iv of Belleville.
George Straughan \was recently pro-
moted overseas to the rank of
\Ir. Earl Craig has secured a posi-
tion in Stratford, -
Mrs, John E. \'ounghlut has returned
18 1. , 1 I L1 1
rs. Percy
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ROXY THEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE REG'ENT THEATRE
k CLINTPN. GODERICH. - 8EAFORT'ii.
re NOW PLAYING: "AROUND NOW PLAYING: Nancy Kelly in:
Li T'II1: WORLD" with Kay Kyser. "TORNADO" NOW PLAYING:
W "AROUND HIE WORLD"64
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Deanna Durbin, Joseph Cotten
and Charles Winninger.
\ um, darling, dangerous, ikyna-
!hie I ie.ulll, learning to live for the
moment, too have and to hold now,
III pUI hips never.
"HERS TO HOLD"
•
t�f
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
"TEXAS TO TOKYO"
n Kirin;;•
thrilling,
the story of how'
(lege trains men for lords
\\ar and peace.
Richard Quine, Noah Beery Jr.
and Anne Gwynne,
COMING: Ginger Rogers in:
"TENDER COMRADE"
.\ ,tel•\• every woman :durst see.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Deanna Durbin, Franchot Tone and
Pat O'Brien,
With a grand supporting cast pres-
ent ;i brand nr'\\• irll';t in screen full.
"ITIS BUTLER'S SISTER"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Abbott and Costello with
Ginny Simms
'aril fifty skating beauties offer :I
carnival if riotous merriment.
"HIT THE ICE"
COMING: 'TENDER COMRADE'
GINGER ROGERS.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Dennis Morgan, Irene Manning
and Bruce Cabot.
Ti II a In, d l oiled 'I e, lulu .dor
slim ,of the Rid Shadow ;o, 1
"TI -IE DESERT SONG"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Bud Abbott and Lou Custello
\1111 t,rlJr y1.nr fool,\ Ir ne \\i111
their it t -r;,1, 1.11;. n.
l �,omin Run\
"11' AIN'T HAY"
tl
COMING: Leslie Howard in:
"SPI'T'FIRE"
9 Mat,: Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. Mat, Wed, Sat &Holidays at 3 P.M. Matinees Sat, 84 Holidays at 3 P.M,
Gf Put Victory 1st! Buy Victory Bonds Put Victory 1st! Buy Victory Bonds Put Victory 1st! Buy Vi ' . Bonds ti
1..\t', and \Irs. Nice and fancily have
111owed 11,011 fort .\ll,crt and ;ire li\•-
ing in the .\(Iron,' house.
\I r, and \Irs, \\'illi;int J. Thompson
\\ it11 \Irs, \1 art) .\sin t ung, \\'est 11'a-
5( amish,
Mrs, John Medd, 1 f \Voodstnck,
\\ illi JI r. and Mrs. \\Witham T. Robison.
1larvcy \le(iit is ill al Itis home.
is, Irene Burt, I:.N„ has returned
to Stratford as NB's. \\•illiain T, Rob-
LYCIEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM—ONTARIO. 3
r
': Two Shows Sat. Night
Thurs., Fri., Sat„ Apr, 1'-28.29 1t.
Dennis Morgan, Irene Manning, inf.
"THE DESERT SONG"
"Breathtaking tilvt'Ittitrt' set to tllt't,
onnerfld music of Sigmund Ni,111-••
berg and filmed in glorious 12
tccltniriditr. 1t
1
ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" 16•
SPECIAL t='
\Ir, and Mrs Harry \\';agner were
I1i11 1' I1rti};I•e�altlt; Iry irthly. ;.
recently called to Detroit on account I ;,
of the serious illness of their (laughter, \\villins Buchanan lost his billfold
\urs. Garfield Statibbns, lin Auburn on Saturday and after
Hiss Jean A. Scott has returned to searching for several hours it was giv-
Parkhi!I, len up as lost, Ilowevcr, \Irs. George
"WATCH ON THE RHINE"
Mrs. C. \V. I?Idkcrian, of \\Western Sturdy found the wallet and returned
Canada, with 9l iss Susie Blair. it to (tint.
,• Matinee Sat. Afternoon -2.30 p.m.:
1,
44
Mon., Tues,, Wed., May 1.2.3
Bette Davis, Paul Lucas, in
YI '\ story revealing the stout heart dull
malt w•ho sacrifices self and fast-:.
in the urgency of his impulse to"
>.!1
fight Fascism to the death,
i♦
;: ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" t'
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ZUlais4o PRIORITY
WI-IPN a man is wounded in action or seriously ill,
he is rushed through field and base hospitals with
all possible speed, to the place where most effective treat-
ment can be given. Because of this rapid movement, his
mail may not "catch up" for some time, yet, if ever he
longed for a letter from home, it is at such a time.
To offset possible delays, a new "Short -Cut" mail
service has been put into effect. A Priority Casualty Card
is filled in and rushed by Air Mail to his friends or
relatives with instructions to add the words "In Ilospital"
to the unit address they usually use.
Letters mailed from Canada bearing the words "In
Hospital" are routed direct to the records office in the
United Kingdom or the Central Mediterranean Force, as
the case may be. They are given preference in transport,
whether sent by Air Mail or regular mail. Thus they will
reach the addressee faster than ever before. /
It is inevitable that in tracing men who have been
moved, or wounded, some delays occur. But you can rest
assured everything that can mean speedier deliveries of
letters to your men is being well and thoroughly done —
and will be done,
When you get a Priority CasualtyCard be sure the
words "In Ilospital" are added to the regular unit address
when writing overseas.
Issued by the authority of
HON. W. P. MULOCK, K.C., M.P., POSTMASTER GENERAL
MARKET ASSURED FOR VIC-
TORY BONDS AFTER WAR -Ilsley.
:1t a recent meeting in Kitchener,
the \linister• of Finance, the 1Iun, J.
I.. Ilsley, prude the following state-
111(nl, "quo)e"-
":\t this point I should like to say
a world about the Lost -war market for
Victory Bonds themselves, because in-
vestors are naturall\• interested in the
liquidity of their securities and the
price they can expect to get for thele.
bol the normal course of events there
\\•ill be some who will wish to sell
their bonds after the war, and indeed
one of the reasons we give for buying
bonds no\\• is that they will provide
funrls for ptn•chascs or investments ;if •
tur the war. It will be of the great-
est importance that we maintain, in-
deed as sure, a ready and stable mar-
ket for all those mullions of bonds
that we have sold. \\'e have now the
monetary ;tnd financial machinery and
we have developed the methods for
accomplishing this and we will there-
fore be able to deal with any situation
which may develop in a way which
will keep faith with the millions of
small investors who are supporting the
‘savings program in this national em-
ergency.
If there are any who fear that bond
prices will fall as they (bill after the
last war, let me say that this could
nit happen only if we were to pormil
interest rates to rise. Can there pos-
sibly he any justification for allowing
interest rates to rise after the war?
Higher rates would only he justified
if when the war shortages are over,
txpetidi1ures on capital development
and consumer outlays should become
so large as to place a real strain on our TO RENT
productive capacity. 1?ver)•one knows :\parlmunt in the 'T(((are to Rent.that there \vitt be no such strain and �:\I'ply for particulars at The Standard
that the problem of Government \will OI f ice, or phone (1; r 2t', Brussels.
FOR SALE
('. al-hnrril;� LI,,,1 11 r •1l v . llu; t'
in g unl r, ndi!i nt. .Apply 1,, Lim
nett) 'I a\ I,,r, t,I1,1 ;I I: I;It 111,
Feed I i11u'- \Iii,er;tl l'or 11,,11'11,
l n1 s and I I.„ A. I,. I:, r;:i, l.,
FOR SALE
-\ -'ed -iv he;oi•..\pl,'r
to \\'iil'1,Inl I\iii N, phone 27-12. I;lytll.
37 -2.
:\rc your 1 ._- till, „ori\,;t1l.1 Dalt •
l' -c IIIIg-I i, - II list - ', n1 .\. I.. kir
nick, I;l\ th.
FOR SALE
('Incar! rl,.. "Ins ion..." l ange, in
good Culldlll• II. F it p lfllrt11a1' ,Ipply
at The Standard t If Tice.
Ire your (flit ks pale, anal uric, nr
;ye:11:: 1'st' Ned I;Ii1,I11 ()1tichl\' '11111-
Iets. A. I.. th.
FOR SALE
fook stove, (;ucrnev--t word, in
condition, oven 18":,20",8 gal. reser-
voir. Apply, Janie; iivIttii tit!, pli nae
13-1 I, 111vt11. 37-1 p'
COURT OF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
Court ..f Rcwisi. ti for the To\\n-hip
of \Morris \\ ill open IIti 'Monday, \lay
8t11, and close ort \lond.ly, Jane 12t11.
.\ll ; ll.pt':ds 1111 ;1s>t•„Iliclit-. I11tl•t 1'
in the haul!, of the Clerk not later
than \la\- titlt,
GEORGE C. MARTIN, Cleric.
37-2.
NOTICE !
I )tiring thr summer titontli nn'
shop will he open were 'Thursday af-
ternoon, but patrons \\ ill please Ilett.
that, rommnci t' i o. \I;ty 1st, toy shop
will close every Saturday, at 12 Troon
sharp.
J. H. Phillips
BLYTH
BLACKSMITH.
- • ONTARIO
III
be to stake use of the enormous pro-
ductive capacity that has been devel-
oped (luring the w•ar• and thereby pre-,
vast unemployment.
1 agree with the Gowcrn,t' of the
Bank of Canada , who stated in his
Annual Report this year that he could
sec ItO prospect of a strain on our pro-
ductive capacity arising in a forst
'which would call for a policy if rais-
ing interest n'atcs.
I may add that official announce-
ments in both Britain and the l'nitctl
States have similarly indicated that the
policy of the Government nt these two
countries is to avoid higher interest
rates after the war. These declared
policies, coupled with the mechanisms
'of control \•hien have been developed
\Ind the underlying economic situation.
, should be sufficient assurance that
bond prices will remain firm after the
war,
L'
FIRST-DAY SALES IN LOAN
VERY SATISFACTORY
O -I” I'i\\V.-\. CP. Cable..\pr. '5—
Standard, Myth, Ont.: The National
35 3.
G. R. AUGUSTINE
1;I:I'RI•:SI':N'I'ING
'1'1-11: MONTREAL, LIFE
"THE FRIENDLY COMPANY"
Associated with The Atlas Insurance
Company, London, England.
LIFE • PENSIONS • ANNUITIES
'WILLIAM II. MORRITT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Specializing in Farm and ITotischobl
Sales.
Licensed for the County of Huron.
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
For Information, etc., writs or phone
William 11. \Torrid, phone, Residence
93; Shop •I, Myth. 4 -4 -If,
HAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist in Farm and Household
\\'ar Finance Committee announced Sales.
today that purchases recorded on op -
Licensed in Huron and Perth
ceiling day of Canada's Sixth Victory ,
1 an totalledSi-1,27(050, Officials Counties. 1 rices re;.. ?t.thln; satin
halon guarante'etl.
r Insidene1 this figure'very satisfactory
as it was some $6,000,000 ahead of sales For inf ((oration, etc., write or phosm
rt ported on the first day of the Fifth Harold Jackson, 11,11. No. 4, Seaford,
\victory span, none. 1-1nGG1,
ClifieNrES
of GINGill FARM
1 !',;. „ .. ie . • !,.:,h fur
T.'.1\ e it or
,', I ., • ..' t'.. i .rte \..t, the
:1ti,e pas -
C... ii... . ,., .:? , a.1,1ing cry
:le., , ,,,,.Ards
ti:;:.; :(rc re.steel
nig;(t t:.: ,!,'.. i 1 found
;,lar. Tine e ',3 ere al•o 'I:, heal-
c•,01,ing riniko r rr„1\:.. only
rr \ye,e .e.r. , ,!h h-
and here and the:, s,,,lit . ; vt bt17
,1; a'. 1 , ;.. ( late -;'tin){
the v .'el• ae • :I:,.,,y 1 ith
a:.
tov, n at the hare. ::Iere :u e ,•t:lcr
gn; of sprint!. I 11 .,'t have to
look for then':, they :.stake their pre -
:Settee 1:110))11 lr"t.' ;,;,1. i ::teas: the
salves -there are f,:u: 'f theme and
ail heifers, 1' r,.l:(y v,e :.-'peed
-heir horn;, 'Farm pc"1'1C ',till ' taw
what I mea;: b•; that h:r, for the
ltellciit of tho-e \‘1: don't live on
A farm perhaps I had 1,etter explain.
C:a!',es are 1) rn 11 U.:l';t Itort:s just
3s haldes are !torn without teeth.
But the root; are there -little hard
-au'hs on either side (,f the bead
lenolln as ''button,". They appear
quite harmless and can hardly 1>e
felt at all until the calves are about
a week old. But leave theist alone
and watch those i,ttttons develop
foto murderous looking horns. It
depends on the breed of cattle how
murderous those horns are likely to
be. Our cattle are Ayrshire and
that breed has about the worst
llorlu of any. So to keep the horns
from growing we rut the buttons
veith a caustic, pencil. If the job
CARRIES TORCH
The chap above literally "carries
the torch" for the RAF. He's
traffic director at RAF station in
England, and is pictured using a
pair of torches to signal landing
directions to bombers returning
after night raid over Europe,
to done carefully • lite rx:t 'loose':
es en feel it. But .. elle j3 clumsy
and gets caul..- '-?,e. -!:,, aii(1-
i.ug; flesh then t:te : r .,:tie, calf
g i 1 ;uf-
gets had burr' a:,'1 '.", t.r!
f. r; ;,alit and (hserenfot r, 11th 1re-
lieee nr•, it i; nett•' easy t ; !'lt: ;;ie
til" ;.)1) as tae .,•;;li'l tJ t'; of
('k -old c„4 i, :n'.:tzi,'.; Irci•
rdeatally It :s qmt•' as .':,• t) !!Eris
-,t -self as tis. (a'r. 1 ,1i ,", id
'.): .:r:' fled
'" li 11Vy: r:+.": ,, tl I nai:le
i',. I gat:1,;•
r g. 1e'•. :i•, (;'If . tier
;!!:•til_ ;,,,
e at
,fh'1, 1 that
SERI .1i0115'
..:,. . s . - Lt.r.gs
rn u:,g ':1.6
,i i m••• • -t hod i ,:,1 heathy.
� ,1• , ,,,d ;vomit!'
,'1 .::npi tic^ra are
tiro 1'eh't, of
T, , ,: '1', I, ri,l,. 1. i'ilnples
{ 'i:: :lp ((011 scale
'' ) ie',v ii•,•. The same
r t: r, his y I!,'h, Salt
11.-1H, I ,, Ln:_; '1• , ; rind 1'?'•t and
I rnai.ltr,:y ,k1rt d a-,r,tere
„bt:,.n yG„•ml's Emerald
tilt 'tl., ;,rlell,!3 h:,t'.Ie at 00y
g i.' ;k. t•_-r„I c. rut=r•:e.'ton gust'.
By
Gwendoline P, Clarke
• . • • •
then the slut bells ',. :, t'3 iiti and
it v. ri.;gles :old it st,•i,s it, nose up
in the air, Every time I get the
eeiee : e Ill position a't ,thee g3
the cat gives a ii _!111' lurch and
1 have to back up u( i Itit the calf
in the eye. Partner tt ie, to do my
part as well as his o,3 n. "'I'l ie
now, lie say's, "get her now.. , . oft,
y'ou':e too late again." And then
I start telling hint what to do ....
'Watch out...,huld her steady....
down -down ---how do you think I
can \n'rk 'lith her nose in the air'"
• • .
And so the job goes on. If it is
too prolonged we get ,tut of pat-
ience ;vith each other, the calf ar,d
the job in general, But we alwaya
persevere and finally finish the
job. The worst part is rubbing the
buttons with the caustic pencil.
This is dipped in water and rubbed
very firstly on each button until
the skin is rubbed off and pin-
pricks of blood are showing, Cart
has to be taken to see that both
sides are done evenly, One time
when we were dealing with a par-
ticularly unruly calf 1 didn't make
too good a Job of it. One horn
grew and the other didn't. The horn
that grew was stunted but It was
still a horn and certainly )lade the
heifer a queer looking animal, How-
ever I think we made a pretty fair
job of things yesterday and the
calves are none the worst for their
ordeal. We did only two -the
others were not quite ready.
English Train
Escapes Blitz
Courageous Action of Driver
And Fireman Averts Danger
To Passengers
Few passengers, if any, on a Lon-
don night express recently knew
that only the prompt and courage -
0113 actions of the driver, 11 erber
Blunt, and his fireman, \Villiam
Page, saved talent from great dan-
ger.
An air raid was ill progress when
the packed express entered a tun-
nel, and Most of the passengers
here asleep. \\'hen about half way
through, 'Hunt saw that the end
of the tunnel was silhouetted in a
dazzling white glare and that in-
cendiary bombs \v ere ;hovering
down.
Ile slammed on all his brakes
and stopped his train just inside
the tunnel. !'hen, with shovel;
from the engine, Blunt and Page
went out into the open and set
:u'out extingui,hing tine bomb;,
:some of 'ahich had already set fire
to the \voodcn sleeper-.
Despite the dagger mom p0; -ibis
explosives they carried on and ex-
tngti shed nearly 40 ine,.ndiartes
lying on the tral n. C)t'!er incen-
diaries or, either side , t the cm-
'.a:'j:ni'. ,. •,ver(' '"'1: 7.!i I;ti 11.e
r1'u:ar :'le atoms(l
ilalin{ r•..11ple'te } ,.tele ta-
Pare a 111;(•',41,1box to rt:,e .:C!±t 1.!y : it Cr:ithi, brief-
ly
erieily rr,'o7'.c'i the is ,'j l:'a: and said
that a; ::o .tigi e: ' o, ;2' 'tad Inc"
drops'd and lite. " safe
)lir,: eall-
1 'il'. ' This 'il•1, , .l 1•,::,t
titre io=; ('f
,;at . .
had '1 ,'.r. ;1','! c _ .lay !.Iter
;roil ,I: •''1
they :lid not
!,!'nt, 3' i i3 57 i, ', ,t;.(
't 1" h:.0121
Cat Vision
:l .!(',i 'rt:,'l ,)f 'i .,•14
develope•1, il}.t.^.d v.,th .Ist.. ;0n.:("1
of a ,veep red color, . )e i ! 0.
\ o,esd', try :lutea In i''h c '3. They
are being ,torn by tlntl:a t is in t
awned forces to adapt the men's
eyes for exacting night (lat•v. After
the war, this scientific short cue.
far establishing night vision will be
available everywhere to truck and
bp drivers, railroad men, plan
pilots, statues, asset automobile
owners, and wi* tut down the
high accident nate *ssacisted with
(Iet%e!'4es.
THE WAR • WEEK -- Comnlcnlary on Current Events
Indian Army Of 2,000,000 Men
Largest Volunteer Army In World
Tnere.'
mese calll;',i 'I ha; i'.":I, c'l attention
021 the 111,111.. ,.ens rl,,i!}, cum -
meats .::e `,10;l;rr.t'. "•1:. It it
llt)ttbtful 2311r'l:rr the :.. r 11 pub•
lin, in this ' l:t;l ' o:• ht ,' United
States, II,I- :oorc than :1 v,'';ne idea
of the pa: t that 1:‘,11., :.,1, played
and i, pa... is ,1 in the 3(7121•'' 't:f lict.
Soule Ila;,, I e' it:til 1,•11,•,1 '1y the
tiuvrrnn,:•rl ni lint' 1 1;1 rnlatiutt
Ser1'icd, \\,I,dl'111:,'::' ,':1'e to
sulpha -i/' in a :;ra!r:li, .,:1;111.2 lis•
dja's
many , people, 33 e n , . , realise
that the 1 :(1L.': \fnl3 ., t'..' lies(',)
3 oluntrcr :11111y i 1 .:.e (.'"irl two
nlilljon-:'•'l.g Che ::';aLt re
cruitiug !I:,, a; en :•,l,u1 2 :.0 tt per
month, ar.'1 3youl,l i:.23,' '-n
finitely ix. ger foe :act that
I,f lite
ertujp12
melt.
In,lia's Array
at my
has ,'... a,!11r
the lo:t:,' 111'1::1: I':, ;:Zayed
throw of .!ti ;ol,illl'i .1,.!:: Em-
pire, du:..., v,hi h i', l ,one
13,000 ra,.,lid'-, or one it:IAred
per cent of its s!rr:'c r. 2
captured , r, ('r I00,no , , : " 11! 'ant
Italian pet•, .ers,
Fie1,1-.l.tr,ilal Lord ',\.,1c.i has
also gore on teen: i a1 saying:
"\Vithont 1:1 asiiit:ul''e Indic,
1)0111 111 i!'",,;,i a11(1 in....,'.1';:,1:, ;1"`
most c(I'ta't:i\ could ::(0, ., Ive held
the Middle I':.2') . 11hje', ha; 'leen, 1
think I can claim, the ,:,':.t of
our present suecesse
Royal Indian Navy
The Moya! Indian Navy !ters'ent-
nel is today thirteer, Iin;ci geeatc,-
than at the outbreak of the war.
The Information Service; ,tate that
ships of the Royal Indian Navy
have played their par: 'et the Rattle
of the Atlantic, in the otferatiou3
against the Italians in i'ht;t Africa,
the caatpaitin in Iran, the alteration;
in the hutch East 'r lj,'s w.ltere,
the defence of Singapore, the Bit•
1Ie of llurula, and the 1,:\a;sun of
Sicily. Today they are cnga ;cd in
the duties of escort. patrol and
mine -sweeping throughout the Eas-
tern and !fiddle Easters Waters.
Indian Air Force
Ili .\ir Force has developed also
its a phenomenal way, llavif!g ex-
panded ten -fold since the hc'inning
of the war, India was one of the
first countries to estal,li-h a train-
ing school for parachute troops.
The response of volunteers to this
extremely hazardous branch of the
air services has been excellent, and
it is stated that both 111(liane and
Gurghas have been found to slake
first-class parachutist;. '1 Le Force
has played an important part in
providing coverage for .\flied ship.
ping both going ;ld (onl:n with
troops and war supt'hn;.ir, ad-
dition Indian 11r units have made
many important rant- 1,11 ('Meloy ter-
ritory. 3"n,e r'lea o1 the expanse of
the Force nh:l1 be gain':'!. it poin-
ted out, from the fart that during
the pa,t y ear more tlt::n one mil-
lion men have been ent..mged day and
!light in the work of aerodrome
c)ltstrlleti,.h;,
Shipbuilding
The 33,lr ha, bromlht :11 .0t the
development of one inlport.,nt new
industry to 1rdit - �hil,l,tli?ding.
Before the war there na, none ill
the indian 1'auyire. Today in(lian
shipyards are blhjldlnit ship; for
RECEIVES
From the hands of Lt,Gett. Sit
Oliver Leese, Eighth Army'Corn.
mender, Capt. A. J. Charbot{ncat:
of Ottawa, former star football
player with Ottawa Rough Riders.
receives the coveted Military Cro:,s
Ent valor in action.
4
.:u Me end ,ee nrt':,I pati .'1 duties,
motor I:!tn:nhee anti
',on over unto se;, -going
e-„' of all type; 31cr1 repaired
In,laitt ,hil'!'arrl; in the first two
and :t i'.i!i yr:11, II1 th war,
War Ltdustries
Cho ,let elopineot of w,1' Indus-
,', has Kroll little short of anlaz-
I:01111 the outset 1'1 h'r;tilities
;no 'o \I:u•clt, too!, India .supplied
'oink of war material int' the
111,hiie East. She produces the
,'t , ty pc, of artillery, and her or-
,illal.ee output lois grows) I)y leaps
bounds, She {Hake; 03 et' 8,-
nooe ou .7,,rnleitti per month for
tt,r, x111 over I,0011,000 pairs
a } cat• for the artily,
.\!: tlh'' above figtu'cs are official,
-1.,11,1 u•rve to eninvitice all
•',,' He deliberately t'tu'l'lind that
t : „:ihinrl the n:u' effort heart
1l, : f - '
' ,,
t
i(c the lugubrious
t iand!li and his
:11 3V0111(1
1111 Irirlil prot)le 311)111(1
:e .\!L., unlit the liri-
ru,lent lh.,d e. it:dr:lwtl
• -:ll, continent, India has
he proud of her war
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Problem Ahead of Canadian
Poultrymen Is To Produce
Eggs More Efficiently
i Jrnl'It111 ahead of Canadian
i5 not one of increas-
:t:ti 1::•odttilion, but of producing
:nor e efficiently, according to
1:3 of the Egg and Poultry
I:',e!iet Service, Dominion De-
tr'•l:d'C; of Agriculture,
'1 OC :1111' contract between the
"1 7111 Products Board . nd the
\fiuietry of Food calls for
s'rioment of a minimum of 8,400
1.11.') of dried egg powder
a:101117 during 1944 and 1(115, the
.,•1'tt 'alcnt of I:4,000,000 dozen eggs.
With 0CI h 11 1 of 7119 ca
.ses
1'•.111: the first of the year, as against
.11:> :1:: ca -es in the sante period
last :,ear, indications are that the
';.:ae,tit:e available for drying for
Bc iti,h shipment in 1041 will great-
ly exceed this amount,
I':•clear egg exports to the 'United
I:in;,fonl were around one million
'iozer, eggs a year. Shipments of
tried eggs iu 1131 were the equi-
v •lent of 31 011111on dozen eggs,
( mediae eggs sold for approxi-
mately the same price as those from
i loll,nld and 1)enmark on the Bri-
tish market in prewar years. I11
eider to meet this competition,
greater efficiency on the part of
)',;1 111a:; poultrymen will be iteces-
,:t,y, ylarketiug Service officials
:1 1. j•e.
The premium of ?1.01) a carcass
1:•:1 tirade ".1" hogs !H,och packers
; ''ti:crk paid h, produces's. has been
:,Il:lc,lored :titer negotiations lie-
:\ en the packers an' the Meat
L' 011!, i)1ttlitli„n 11cp:u'tment of
Agriculture. Instead, as from
.\ prig In, this j; now beim; paid .Is
111 ins ri':t, e in I he dreHccl \1cjs;ht
peke (,I bill) ".\" and grade "I'1"
ca(,:,• -e,, by the pact:crs.
The inrrea in the (tressed
31ej':111 price of grade ".\" hogs
amounts to 11;1,1!{ ,in (•el:t, a imn.
tired, and on grade carcasses,
to :.Mont 1(1 rent a hundred. .\p-
proxint;Ild?y °.
rent of hog;
now 1,•'h:': {n;,)111,11 grade into the
til, 2120.1 but the ptreentag:e of
rho., '71' 2111nu int„ both ".\" :111(1
"111" i- es high a; 7.1 percent.
1)j•r.'htete pro i',us!y made for
"h '13'1, , and other off -grade hugs
11131• al., been di.cnntinned, mid
the t!Irce '(' erect' , and three '11"
grade.; hale b;r'n tin=olid:,h'd in -
10 ins 1;rade each, with wcit111t
range of ''he:.\i,•." being narrowed
p'Iur!d,, and that of "(":tra
11('1311 ." 1'. ide0r)1 b the sante
a moue 1.
Federal premium, of g:t and tf:!
t'e two top grubs are now be-
ine paid in r,fficja1h'-:'earls,) hoes
(lir, ct to pre..dll,'rr,. Susie provin-
ce, are :li-i 1023 iso premiums en
top !trade ho' s. .\ll of 1111: is ad-
ditional 1 , tae inrrietee added to the
b1 the prtekc: .
! ::','. '21 used 1)'117115, trail(')'; and
indi31)1121') not in auto-
.
..'. c •:tr: hn-ju(s; are 103v 1111-
'!,'. •t ;,rice ceiling, aecor(lit t to the
:in ....r vehicle controller. The nen'
,'• .1,'r eover5 Private 'Ica!:, sales 1.y
e.r 1;1 411x:, „f prr.ntl:,l (Ir
( hold •0 fe;1, ll axit:{tttu )'rices
e „hil!i-shed on t'ee 1(:3; of one
i, l:' ;,rice, 1. lilt percet,t:trc') to
,.l'' ..• for ,l,'p;''viali'•n nece,r(ttl'O to
the 111041.
\ tincl ca. --7 uii-110:,97,9,015, or
"1 ;,, '.'! ('n•t')i!1;, , 3:1-1 at:'i income
• e. , tarn: for the year tooling
la 1 1, ,!; cntll'Otrc'l 331:11 the
ear c•,•tiug Yard!, 1!)171, iS tin-
e .I!,:''r1 try 111c \1111' :t r 1'i
t! - .:Ir, lion, C. \\. 1i i;i'aeull,
:2 ":1:' t,'\ re:ttrtl- 1"17117(1
",• ;OI, tut inrrea,•1 of
•I'ta ;Ind 1,):11 cut-ttmis and
33,0'' i91 l,ia', , all
roc of f4:t:1i,::);,131,
.:03 of t.c 3 1,•: \V: l ti:nc
I"'l1 •C, and Trade hoard Order
;ale and di;tt'ibutiott o1
care ,lues not apply to sales of corn
to d farmer for use :ts feed otl Lis
07:1: '.irnl premises, the order points
o'Ic
The Book Shelf
Bedford Village
By Iiervey Allen
Bndfur(t \'j:lags is a novel of
high adventure, a story of people
and events s0 real, :i0 eividl7 alive
that you 201111ot help but become
a part of their lives and fortunes.
With it, Hervey :Men takes full
stride as a storyteller in his por-
trayal of American frontier life in
1181,
While the story is centered in
Ledford Village and I'endergasses'
tavern, it also moves in the hle:dc
lvddel'nes3 about, as Captain Jack
and his Mountain Doxes stalls In-
dians through the forest to a bloody
climax of death at The Salt Ket-
tle.;. 'Through it all runs the story
of Salathicl :\Ibine and his fight for
1114 white heritage, and the com-
plications of Iris search for a van -
idled wife.
1 he,e people are not figures in
an ell -1 costume piece of colonial
life --they are the Americans of
ye-t''r11ay, the 21170 and w0111711
and children who touched hands
with our ttice;tOr3, fought 131111
theist. lived with thctlt, died with
1)7121 In the 1):11013)7 of a n00y coun-
try.
Bedford Village ... By Hdrvey
Allen ... Oxford University Press
... Price $3.00. -
/942;
AMP
WOULD I DO? 6
0i' course, 1'131 buying Vic.'
tory Bonds- double what 1
bought last year. And that
doesn't Make me any her),
either, `!'here will he lois of
time to buy the things t(ott)er
and 1 are (going, without, once
we lick Ilitler, and Bill's back
Itomne again - if be conies
back! Until then, I'm putting
Victory first. \Vliat vise would
1 do?
Keep on buying
VICTORY BONDS
Weight Of World
.1s currently t: estimated by the
U.S. Bureau of r:,n:•lards, and sub-
ject to mere,':i,,t: if anyone Zvi3hes
to cavil, the wei,eht (IT the world
in tone. is Il followed by 111 ciphers,
or in plain figures 0,Oo0,000,000,000,-
000,000,000, ,,lys the Ottawa
zen. '!'hat seems to take it defini-
tely out of the lightweight class,
though in recent peeforulance we
believe that if weighed in the bal-
ance it still 37031'1 he found eealtt-
is)7.
/KEEP FITS
"Give yourself a lift"I Increase
vigor and vitality -build resis-
tance to infections -by taking
Vitavax, all the year 'round,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST vi
Worm Trouble
CHILDREN REALLY NEED
133 :L►'E.1'i.:i'1
Mother's
Friend
t he change•
able thus! 11
h e I p n proleet
3heut from norm
trouble, It 0
other ehiIdre'u'n
1114. IC c c p s
t h e In renttlnr,
So 'mottling too;
Now try 11.
Al n11 nr)Igg'I4t4 or H. I„ 11 niteney's
Itemedlen 3,511„ Dept. :1, 211 t)ssIng-
ton ,tte., 'Toronto 1, (tut.
',YOU WOMEN WNU SUFFER FROM N
T RAS E
If you suffer from hot flashes, dlxi:y
spells, Irregular periods, are weal:,
nervous -(hie to the "middle -age"
period In a woman's life, take Ly din
- E. I'lnkham'n Vegetable Compound,
It's helped thousands upon thou-
sands of women to lettere such
symptoms. I'lnkhum's Compound I s
also n 11110 stomach tonic! Worths
trying! Made In Canada.
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
It you mu tt'uuhltd with Itchlurr
piles ut Ieclat sulene.,t:, uu not delay
tieetinent 11„1 1(232 1111: rat+!: of
alis condo:on beemlte chronic Any
Itclurl0 er s02e1';.^ ur p11u[ul puaa-
age or stool 13 nature's warning and
mope! treatment 102'111 d be secured
tit WWI'.
bur 1311: purpose slut ct p•tckaue of
ileni•L'und Hutu 112 3' nt't gtsl
use us direc'te'd. filly Cut Nona
(vlueh la 0x1(3 1111111 dally 10 a en, 111,
easy to tale titb:ei, 37233 (tna'tly
it:ilc'ee the It,•h11,0 (1117 3,,.'4'1,,') .12111
aid In neali1) the '1,20 tender bp„te.
liens-ltnd Is pleasoul to '1st:, 11
highly tecunlmentle I and ll se :ue
the height of toll). tar any one t0
risk n mourn! and 7nru011 3 131
condition whet, snob 3 rine rem, dy
may no 0:,13 111 `such 21 tr01a31
1! you try lltun•itold and ate not
entirely 1'ir:,o-cd a t,l, the realms,
your 11111;.;.9{ 23,11 ;l,tdly rctt!!'n
your nu,ncy.
TES
SERIAL STORY
Murder on the Boardwalk
BY ELINORE COWAN STONE
CI,APTE}
A, the train pulled into the Surf
City station, Christine 'Ihorenso;t
was almost sure that the
headed young young ratan across the aisle
was on the point of offering
take her bags,
During the ride do;'.n IL( -e.,st
she had been aware that i,;' twc:
frequently strayed ill her i:rcc-
tion..... Pleasantly aware. f u r
Christine liked the abbe„odic« of
the young man Eo nnull that tine
did not even mind his wearing
glasses. She liked his brood slnul-
ders, his bronzed skin, and the
sunburned look of his hair, if he
never wore n hat. Christine who
habitually went barehe;tried, cherish-
ed a native belief that all people
Who disliked hats ',were inter ready
honest and hate to knr, v,
f t
But even if the barthtadtd yonE•
than were Sir Galahad in per;•r.,
she could .ot be explaining str;:nge
young nun to Cousin i:ours;: at the
depot. Cousin Emma did not be-
long to a school that welcome!
chance scquaiutaliCCS. :',rad u
great deal depended on tl:is visit
Stop Dosing
Constipation
There Is a Bet ter Way to
Correct n Common. Cnusc
Yell, you can free yourself from slavery
to "dosing"—with its griping unpleas-
antness, its lack of lasting relief if your
trouble is due to insufficient "bulk” in
your diet! Do as thousands of others
have donel Try the gentle -acting,
ALL -BRAN way 1 KELLOGG'S ALL•BRJ.N
really "gets at" this common cause of
constipation by supplying the missing
"bulk -producing" material needed for
easy, natural elimination. Try eating a
daily serving of ALL•BRAN, or several
ALL -BRAN muffins. Drink plenty of
water. Get ALL -BRAN at your grocer's.
9 convenient sizes. Made by KelloLg':
ha London, Canada.
6y staying at
FOR
HOTELS
Modern,
Fireproof,
Conveniently
looted,
tut, Pawing
os flow as
$ 50
no higher
fhan$L50
per person
iOA MAP to
VOIDER, wrii.
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MonlreRl
I':0,0'.,', pleasant shore 1
ten's'e in excln•i\c ilcachmnt, a
few miles dn'',n the Boardwalk
from Snri City,
If Cousin Emma 'honld suggest
A loan to cover the last year at art
school, life would be much less
c1)1111 c;lel,
A sear ago, Chri-tine would in-
dignntly pate repudiated the idea
of borrowing money, 'Him was
because, (ntil the advertising firm
for which she had been working
during intervals of her life classes
had folded up, she had nct•cr realiz-
ed just how hard jobs were to find.
At any rate, the young man did
not offer to take her bags.
\!'lien Christine looked about the
depot platforms for Cousin Emina's
plain, severely tailored figure, it
was now here in sight,
"She's probably sent fasp;:r to
meet me," Christine thought,
w f
But ,jaspar•, Cousin Bound's but-
ler --the punctilious kind of butler
Cousin Emma would have --was
notvhere in sigh t, No one on the
platform seemed to be expecting
her, Everyone seemed to be hur-
rying off, except, perhaps, one man
who lingered by ih newspaper
stand, his face buried in a paper,
And ---
A voice said at Christine's side,
"I suppose smneene will • be here
to plot you?"
Christine turned to find the bare-
headed yonng pian standing beside
her, Ile was older than she had
supposed --JO or 32, perhaps --and
his voice Was plea.ai t.
"Oh, yes!" Christine said, with
Just the right senile to suggest
amused surprise ,hitt he should
Imagine anything else.
Yet even as she spoke, she knew
her first qualm of uneasiness., , . .
Suppose the message she had sent
telling Cousin 1?tonna when she was
corning had not been delivered?
But the invitation hail sounded, as
Cousin Ltitina's invitations ahvays
did, like a royal summons; and
Cousin Luinia was not used 10 hav-
ing her commands disregarded,
Telegram or not, Cousin Emma
would expect her.
The young man continued to
stand ther;.
"I only thought"—he went on—
"it is late --hadn't I petttr wait till
your friends conic?"
"11''hv—" Christine found herself
disarmed by the straight -forward
tray he spoke, as if they had known
each other for years, "thank you;
but someone will be here any
minute now."
*
That she saw an unuhlr•usive-
looking, spectacled person in a neat
gray snit conte from an entrance
and move toward her, It wasn't
Jaspar; but possibly' Cousin Emilia
had a new bt,tler.
:1s the pian cause up to her,
Christine asked on a swift intpnlse,
"1 \yonder it you're looking for
somebody? 1 thought perhaps
Airs. Talbert sent you to meet Int,
I'm her tocsin, \liss—"
The nun halted.
"If there is anything 1 can do--"
he began; but the bareheaded
young; man e'ut in:
"Are you, or are you not, here to
meet this young lady:'
"As it happens, no." The man's
snit, was faintly ;unused, "I arm
taking a train."
Ile strolled off, his glance barely
grazing Christine; but she had a
feeling that his apparently incur-
ious eyes had not missed a detail.
As he crossed the platform and
boarded a train which scented about
to pull out, Christine. who was us-
ed to conduetiug her own affairs
turned hotly upon the young than.
"Sorry," he said, "But do you
usually run around telling your af-
fair, to strangers? Surf City isn't
the safest place for that sort of
thing, 1n case you don't know,
this town is a resort for shady
characters of every variety—race-
track touts, prize -ring followers,
confidence sten--not to speak of
honest -to -goodness thugs from the
underworld,.... And now you're
sy'ondering how you can be sure
f tot not planning to grab your
purse, myself. You can't, But
you really do need somcout to look
after you."
pSSTIIschristine couisl u o t
titles iron+ ib5urdl}% }'bung she
boked, she was furious.
"1f you will excuse toe," she said
!lib what dignity she could Muster,
think I will tall my cousin's
house."
'TOJO' IN HAWAII
Inspection holds no fears for
"Tojo " tiny mascot pup of ' this
U. S. Marine, standing in line for
inspection following d'.'.raritation
At Pearl Harbour from a Navy
task force aircraft carrier,
Cousin F.nuns' !,'; pont ',+, r e,
a rural exchange, t,!o, (m i d to
call !rang rli,tatce.
"Iieacliniont 1::911,' she directed,
"I (want to speak to \Ire. 1';0:nt,.
Talbert."
Sh waited -- interminably, it
secured to her. :\t length the (,p-
erati,r spoke: "!'lease excuse the
delay, I'm ucw at this exp:hinge.
but here's the other girl. She'll
talk to yon."
A second voice asked. "\1•::c• to-
catnip(; sirs, 'Talbert, pleas,
"'!'his is Mrs. 'I'albert's cousin
--Miss 'Thorenson," Christine an-
swered, surprised by the fine -lion.
\('ell, the otl:t:• opt:-
ator didn't know, Miss 'Thorcnsou,
but Mrs. Talhcr''e sr'rvire has. :,ecu:
discontinued,"
"Discontinued?" ("Itristi
ed. "\!'hen"
"But -there must he coin( t,,;, -
take, i was to visit her."
"There's no mistake. Mrs, Tal-
bert has closed her horst. \Ve..
had notice two days ago,"
"I)o yon know where site
I am scurry,, T cannot 1.c!, ye,;
that."
(-pristine, vito realized that in
talking this much the girl had ex-
ceeded her authority, said, "Thanmk
you," ;011.1 was about to hang up
when the operator called, "\\'sit It
minute!. . , , II was to tell you," kite
went on (tastily in a lowered tone,
If you called the hoes . while 1 was
on duty, that in case—sonmcone
doesn't get in touch with you at
once—"
"Someone?" Christine interrupt-
ed blankly. "\\'Irk' , Are you
quite sure—"
"Please don't talk " the girl's
voice \t•as tense and hurried, "lust
listen.... If anyone is listening,
this may cost me rat) job,"
Christine, who ',mew only too
well \wlutt it meant to lose your jnh,
said Swiftly, "I'm listening."
"I am to tell you," the girl hur-
ried O0, "that if there's- any tron-
ble—you're to call \Iain 20;a, any
time before 5 p.m. :\sk for Lu-
cille,
"Trouble' \\'hu is Lucille?"
"('lease! \!'rite it down!"
Sonctliing in the fright( nc,I ur-
gency of the other ,girl's voice scnl
; little chill down C•hri• til'e's back,
"1 son writing it," ,he said.
(Continued Neat \Veak)
'A Package of Seeds"
1 paid a hint' f,n• a p:tcl,;'g,' ' 1 S'ee
And the i!crk t,- cd (lido out wit','
a flip.
\l'e'er got 'cm a -'oiled for e\cry
inial'.: nerd
Ile said wish a smile on !'is lip
1'ansics and poppies and aster, and
pests
Ten alit' a I ash: gr'. ;uul pick ;u
you ('lease!
Nov seeds are lust ,littics to the
man in the store
And dines are the things that he
needs
And I've beet' to buy the rat hl sca-
sons before
But have thought of thein merely
els Seeds
Ilia it flashed through nip hind as
1 task then( this little
You have purchased a 11 iraele here
for a dime.
You've a din'e's worth of power
which no ratan can create
You're a dime's worth of life in
your hand
You've a dime's worth of nystcr,',
destiny, fate
Which the wisest can't understand
In this bright little package, nm':
isn't it odd?
You've a dime's worth of someth-
ing known only to God.
Huns Rush Tiny
Subs To Black Sea
The Germans have rushed A !circ
of pocket submarines to Varna.
Constanta, apparently to pre -
tact convoys of small bent'
e\acttatir.g straudeti Axis trr,-.rs
from the Crimea, a traveller from
**mania said recently. The travel-
ler said he had been employed il: s
elockyard assembling the sub-
Nlarines, t+hicl were bre,ttght owct-
idai to the Blaok Sea ports.
* PLU
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Snot !tint(,' 4111r,et, chrome
Witted trlmnitog,, nett-brwtk-
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(tour Moine. chits $29.95
tattle and hoer I, ... `4'
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Used In bent tinter lu n range Boller (or
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30 -gallon JACKET HEATER $10,95
40 -gallon JACKET HEATER $12,75
00 -gallon JACKET HEATER $22.50
00 -gallon JACKET HEATER $24.50
OPFN
EVENINGS
TILL
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We prepay freight on
orders of $50.00 or
more, immediate ship-
ments guaranteed on
any of your plumbing
requirements. Mail
orders a n d inquiries
handled by return mail.
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4" apron. t: omen In letirten-
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ly 'P
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TABLE TALKS
SADIE B. CHAMBERS
Good Old Maple
Syrup Days
So maty suggestions crowd into
one's n1(11115 with tlic pleasant
odors of bubbling maple syrup over
a hardwood fire. Not the least of
these, and one of the unforgettable
memories of childhood, is the driz-
zling newly -made syrup to pour
over mother's hot biscuits, muffins
or homemade bread and butter.
Maple Pie
1 cupful scraped maple sugar,
1 tablespnou flour
2 eggs
1 tablespoon melted butter
dash of salt and nutmeg
*.'t cups milk
Combine and use as a filling for
pie shell.
Maple Icing
Cook I cupful of maple sugar,
until a firm ball is formed when
dropped in cold water, not a hard
brittle ball, Allow syrnl, to cool
w bile heating the \undies of two
eggs to \\ ;heli a dash'oi ,alt is ad -
gecko(.' \
a
a
R4691
SIZES
S.M.L.
tum;tginc: 1E0 yard of 35 -inch cot-
ton makes this smart beruffled
apron, Pattern 401, It's a practical,
comfortably fitting style that you'll
adore In a bright print. The heart -
Pockets lend a vivacious touch.
Make several of them, for your
spring cleaning!
Pattern 9091 is available in sizes
ntsll (12.9.1), Medium i 9G -M61„
rge (40-92). Small size takes 1
ysr-d 3¢ -inch.
lend twenty cents 120c) in coins
;stamps cannot be accepted) for
this pattern to R90111 421, 75 Ade-
lnfde St, West, Toronto. Write
plainly size, name, address, style
number.
ZSBUE 123-1944
CALL US
AT
LY. 0700
ded. \Vhen whites are stiff and not
dry, slowly drizzle in the syrup
beating continuously, Add vanilla
for extra flavor and when i stands
up in peaks, frost your cake,
Maple Spanish Cream
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon gelatine
3 tablespoons maple syrup
1 egg
dash of salt
f.; teaspoon vanilla
Add gelatine to milk, and heat
in top of double boiler. heat
syrup and egg yoke 'ogethcr and
pour on milk gradually, Return to
double boiler until mixture is thick-
ened to a smooth custard, :\dd salt
and v,Inill i. tool and fold in stif-
fly beaten e;tg n bite, Chill and
serve,
My Favorite Wrffle:,
cups flour
:1 teaspoon, bah':Ig it' Ocr
teaspoon 'a!
1 cup milk
eggs
1 tablespoon melted butter
\nix and sift dry ungrcdi':its. add
null; gradu:ail', yoke of eggs Call
beaten, butter ;nil whites of r,gs
Stiffly Beate!!, (,sol svt.ffle
iron, Serve \'stip \table Syr',tp.
Virn rtootihern 55etcot'tt4 perennial
letter, from interested render.. She
In Weaned to towel%e Mtggentio14
on 1011104 for her eoluutn, rind in
plowen ready to (Iden to your "pet
11eeees," lirtiuentn for reripen or
'peetnt arenas ore In order, Addrenn
your lettere to "J►tan Savile 11,
t'hauthern, 7:1 t\'e'w1 Adelnlde SI„
Toronto." 'ertd ,rtnotped metf-att-
drrvred en%elope It you 551414 n
reply.
New Zealanders
Earn Admiration
Of United Nations
The name of New Zealand is
being kept before the eyes of the
world these days as a result of
the part which the soldiers of the
great little Dominion are playing
in the fighting for Cassino, says
The Ottawa Citizen. The New
Zealanders make up but a cont-
paratively small force in the 5th
Army, but they are the kind of
fighters who keep finding their
way into the noes.
New Zealanders drove back the
Gerin;ilts in the battered Italian
town in hitter •hand-to-hand fight-
ing. But they have been fighting
a long time in the Mcditcrrcan
campaign, They and the Indians
flanked the Marelli Line under
Montgomery when Rommel stopped
to make a stand in his flight
from Libya. 1'11(3- fought all the
way fret El :\lanteln to l•apc C.tn.
It is probable that alma'( all
the orleinal members of this New
Zealand force have become cas-
ualties if: the last foil'. years, flat
there Most be still a few
(•eters;:; ',aft who feet'glit in the
1 .r5u1 iril action in the dramatic
llriti-l1. rr (regi from t lessee. I x
cept for two or three months in
Syria after Crete, these N Zea-
land( r, lime been fighting t 1 er
since throngh long months of l:cat,
cold, sand and mud,
HER SCHOOL MAIM'
ARE BETTER with this
BETTER BREAKFAST
Keep young minds alert —
young bodies well nourished
with tasty Nabisco Shredded
Wheat. It's made from
natural 100% whole wheat
with all the bran and wheat
germ. It's a better breakfast
because it provides what
cctive youngsters need: pro-
teins, carbohydrates, iron and
phosphorus. Use the recipes
found in every package.
THE CANADIAN SHREDDED
WHEAT COMPANY, LTD.
Niagara Falls, Canada
$H
ire
Paas 8,
V. -n •'� .—� . �. .t
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'Avoid Colds by Wearing
Good Footwear
WE CAN SUPPLY ALL THE FAMILY WITH
THE STANDARD
..41 41...
et'. 4 0.# ° • • GARAGE.
R \I i-, Ifetty Fairscrvicc spent her va-
ration frons banking duties by visiting
friends in Flint, \lith., and with her
i sister, \liss It an Fairscrvicc, of Tor-
onto.
AcPr
g, l icorge 1 Ltggitt of Pcttawaw•a
111 spent the Neer!: -roll at itis home herr.
D oherty Bros.
r i Mrs. Crawford has returned home :i -
SHOES, RUBBERS, ItUIJER BOOTS, S, X ter -.pending tete winter t\itlt her
s; AND GALOSHES. iilrl;iugltter, NI rs. Eric Bowyer, and fant-
�• 1 ilk at Roseland,
t: I NI rs. Fred Chapple and NIasiir
rt �9
_; ive i A i Wayne, have returned to Kitchener uf-
A
ter spending a week with the former s
�f. parents, \I r. and Mrs, Wesley Koch
1;t;. it hie,
t• if1
Dt;�r�
24D12a)D�t2)Mr�aDai)a1"));Da�1:'aA,I)IX191'I.ND iN?)9.:;rDiDarN21112t3a*a)Dat8t% \I r,. 11. 'I'nvil,r has rctm'nriI hotuc
after visiting with her son, Mr, \\'il-
- `— " •- - ham 'Punncy, and Mrs. 'I'unncy, of 'Po-
tete1C1C1C1(111 1C1y1CX1C1CIC1C141 1C1C1C1C14tg,CIG'etetl1 ICtt Clids' C1P.'CVA/111e1vpwtVCCleel :4,.
�l(Irmo, for the past three weeks,
\I r,. W. I. 1'ctls returned hunk nn
STUART io ' INSON \'ctlnes'lu� frl1e a pleasant stair
ASat Niagara balls, I1,ra::itlord and I.'. n-
n don.
A, Mr. and NI rs, 11, F. Quinn of (iticlph
Aspent the week -end with Nit-. and Mrs.
gticorg1 Brown.
+� \I r. a' tl NI rs. Glenn Cuthill and fatn-
��¢ ily of Scafortll, \I r. ant! ih"s. 11, F.
of Guelph, \Ir. and NI rs. 1lenr\•
Dunking and baby, \I r. and Mrs, I. i1.
i Nesbitt and family, \I rs. A. E. Quinn4 1 and Edward, spent Friday eve!. in;;
witlt \Ir, and Ars, George !lathe.
� \irs.:\nn Campbell and \Irs. Harold
ld Campbell, who have been visiting wwith• \Ir, and \Irs. II. \Icl?h•ny, ;Ind other
• friends during the past two weeks, rc-
si turned to their Unties 111 'T01'0100 Iiia
au \Vcdncs: lay.
Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
Please Phone .Delivery Orders Early.
Morning
Delivery, North of Dinsley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of 1)insley Street.
Delivery Orders - $1.00 or Over.
OAK LEAF SARDINES
CHICKEN HADDIE
GOLDEN WAX BEANS
NEWPORT FLUFFS
GREEN TOMATO PICKLES
CANNED BEETS AND CANNED
NEiLSON'S COCOA -
THRIFT SOAP FLA:;,ES
MAPLE LEAF SOAP FLAKES
DEHYDRATED APPLES TIN,
KAM 30c
SATURDAY --- Celery, Lettuce, Cablliage, Carrots,
Radishes and Tomatoes.
CARROTS
18c, 2 FOR 35c
PER TIN 35c
PER TIN
19c, 25c AND
IIALFS 19c; l's,
15c
23c
29c
29c
39c
(9c
10c
\I rs. Robert Blake of Colborlic 1,
§v ()•i,iting her (laughter, Mrs. Kcnnelli
Atli! Thr following families have recent -
Ile received cables from their sons, now
;srr\•iiig Overseas: \(r, and \irs, A. R.
.syaithatk)mit213w19t21�tDIDID,+BtDtva,Dtmm%D.1;11x4221•InaiDImIDID12,,312;Di2! ,I':tskcr, Irl,ln licit' sort, filen),
- -� -• - - - - Ia \Vircless Air Gunner: \li•. and Mrs.
JOB PERMITS EASIER TO SE- nt, l -:nit Iovnlent and Selective Service James \lot•ritt, trot) their slur, Pilot -
CURE UNDER NEW SYSTEM 'office. 'Phis ,peci;d procedure applies Officer Garth Morritt; and Mrs, Bow.-
to wlii 1';ttn it be put In
+en, froth her sort, Fred, with the Royal
lirs'lll; Otto'r II
.\rthnr \l o ititara, Itircc or of Na Canarli;rn \ayy, The twv, former )len
than 'Uc ext e•'se in IraveIling to and
1 ,,. It the I p\••tl Canadian
11u11:11 Selective ``crepe, ;llllli't1ltl'e, re- ... are members )l s t e tl ,
from home to a lu.al enlploynunt of-�'
IAir Force.
visions to simplify the procedure for lief,
the is,pr of perluit, to seek and enter
cniPloynle:it, in the rase of \vt,.ker;
living in a municipality where there is nu nt
\ new form ha, now been devised, may, even without a prn•nlit sock t'111-
tt11ith is ayailahle at all I"cal I:nlplo)- ployn:c ! 10 flit' nitntitiPality 111 \Viten
;111(1 Selective Service Offices, he res',:es, providing that he has :tl-
•I•11411.... t.. .410.,111MINE4..14.e..,,44.
CANADA
Rural Service Extensions
in Wartime
War demands come first, Many of the !Materials
needed in providing Hydro rural service, that are
plentiful in peacetime, are now required in the man-
ufacture of War weapons. Likewise, many trained
Hydro men have taken up war duties in the Army,
Navy and Air Force. This results in a shortage of
manpower, materials and equipment.
\I'1l'11 11 \\tt'I n}' under great difficulties, yr' sled by thcsc wartime
i iutliti'Ins, I I\v(Irtt will contin11t to I ro\'i'le essential rural ser'v'er, a.
I;1pi'lly a, po«,ible. l Iotvever, it ear: be readily realized that wwitli smaller
r nsttnrtion crews, coupled nit! the •tai•tity of supplies, it 1', not lets-
-Ode 1111' IIvili''t to eller! l'';It'n,lnit, nl 1,n11'er lutes :1n11 Services t14
farm- as promptly or o;l the sank ,Calc as in ipeac:tinie.
II)dr't \vill make every effort to 1"'.\ ' service to the diol•(' essen-
tial farm and other rural ti-ers ronncct"d with thy 1io'Iuttion and
1 !•ote,snit: n( food. '1 lope farther, and other 11s(cs requiring (let: -
tries -ay in assist in 1111' production nt to, 1'1 and for the replacement of
!4,1e mr It ill be given preference. Farmers located along cxistin', lines
will be given priority over those in areas where lines enlist be eon-
•truclid, In ails case. only extensions of limited 1•'n'tth can be eon -
.141,,r, 41, :\11 other rut -al rt .ill, nt, on pew or existing lines \ill b:
supplied )\itll 11)drn service :;, and when conditions Permit.
Il\(Ivo trusts that 11,1,, ;dont: )villi the previous ntt•s"•Ittcs, will enable
111• al consumers to more readily nni!i'rstan I the nt\v mni11.'111 1lydr1
rural rales and the influlnte of w; ttinte shortages of maiilt wor an'i
materials tell pl,\vel' t'Sfl'ii-i :1,. t pull your r•t11111'vt, further informa-
tion 011 these matters will gladly be supplied by any hydro Intra! Dis-
trict Superintendent.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER
COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
This complete: a ;cries of nies.ages explaining the new Rur it Rates' and the problem; of electric supply
to fart) and hamlet consumers seresd ditch liy 'I'11c llv leo- I:Ieclric 1'tiwer Commission of Ontario.
\\-c suggest you clip and keep thcsc explanations.
Acetylene and Electric
Welding. A Specialty.
Agents For International -
Harvester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil.
Car Painting aiul Repairing..
Ho11yan's
BAKERY
llltE111), CAKES,
PIES an(1 BUNS,
ALWAYS ON I IAN I)
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Confectionery an(1'I'obaccos.
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LONDESBORO COMMUNITY HALL V
Friday, Apr 2
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ready :1)111111 for :I Scicttive Serie(' (,f
permit o11 the new form \,:;.5. 11/2';‘•
.\n cntph;,cr ill bis nnnlicipalil\ nla>
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engage the \\'ttrkt•I' \1'11) (las alt'hed tut'
a pur•ilit on tlris form fora Period of lY(
np to 7 4141)s, hut after that time the to 1 lllt\te e,,111 Mlle int he )11Iltl,t h•:cY<b :i‘otc:< '!}im„eryi2Jn.'hlc%i�oi'y..;..m1s.. l,uii�itiiihlwhos...C.1✓, ,o- Jn"ih... `r.,,ti .w.: o::i',- uh__\__4p_IDr.
have st cured his permit to work from .
Selective Service in the t'cl;tll:lr 111;111- \,'lt at !Huy. Then we "ill ."1"1 Inst' tilts .
noes \';u. •\nil w illi God's help we
The new form, it, addition to being 1„11'11 In. home 111 IIt:1111: you 111 per,,t11,
i Sou ,+: sly
an application for a job permit, (-avers , Mom's,
the standing, of )tale applicants
Wednesday, April 26,161J1,
11 .1 11 1 11 1.11,. . ,, .hi.. -r..1,. 111 .1, i.
NYAL VITA -VIM MULTIPLE CAPSULES -contain Vitamin A, Vita-
min 13, \'it;1:11 n C, Vitamin U With ftthotlavill, Iron Liver Concentrate
and Wheat (ei m Oil. When you take Vitt -Vim Multiplt: Capsules,
you :.upple:lien{ the Vitamin rcedcd for normal health.
100 CAPSULES $3.00.
FOUR VITAMINS WITI-I IRON--Vilnmins A, D, D and G, with Iron
and Ammonium Citrate in a palatable flavoured Malt tt4yrup, excel-
lent tot' children and convalescents. PER po'rTLE $1,•19
NYAL VITAMIN TABLETS are high potency B complex factors, nat.
ural to pur, Brewer's Yeast, furnishing these r.:cesr;,uy health tile•
ments in cases of diet deficiency. All all -year-round vitamin
requirement, 100 TABLETS 11,1.25
CREOPHOS-The tonic to user during and after the attacks of flu,
colds, etc. Excellent for dccp•seated coughs, Bronchitis and Asth-
matic Conditions. PEi1 BOTTLE $1,00
R. D. PHILP, Phm. Q.
1)itUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLPAPER -PHONE 2P.
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PI -LONE 38 - 131,1'I1I.
DANCE
WILBEES' ORCHESTRA
Dancing 9.30 p.m, to 2 tram,
ADMISSION 35c
There will also be a lunch counter.
ome Furnshngs
You \\'il! find us at the Old Stand with a
Full Stock of
Attractive New iiedroolli Suites.
Newest Styles 111 1)111111!; -!loon! and Dinette Suites.
Living-ltoonl Suites and Odd Pieces.
1)`tsi n.i in Tl'i-light and 'I'ab.)le Lamps, Floor
Coverings i11 endless variety. 1A nice :,election Of
1Nal11111-Il'►nished Steel 1l('(Is, 511'in;;'-I''illed, and
1 'tye1' ('tit 11(1att1ess(s and 5 s, 1,ed sprins.
1ti'c \Vill 1)e pleased to have you call and inspect;
our o('1'('ring ;.
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Horne 1 ':rnishcr
- Phones 7 and 8 -
Funeral Director.
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of
will
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rcg:tt•d to \lobilizati .ti Rca11latioils. 18Ili I li;'hl;tnllt i, of ('w ads.
▪ Mr. \It\anm•a 1„i' !ed tint That the , ('em'.r;ll \I1•Ilitcrrant;ut Fortes•
ltnrl isc of the new• form i. to facilitate
aeccpt:t.c of employment by cosi-
dents of rural district, and stn;ill
towns, tthilc till maintaining the tie-
t•es'4ary trarlinte r'•t,It' l over appii Itirlh'i;ty (:rte(i:'t_t, to Doreen .\iti'.n•
rants liting in such lor,ilitie•,. line, who r).t•Ilr;tall htr -Itll hir(lul,tt
"n \\ edn' .,'la), .\(nil 2(1111.
Con"roltil:11i.'ns t11 NI r,,, \\'t ley
CON ( GIL'','!'U LA 'HON S
(?RING OUR BOYS MACK HOME i,*etlniie, w!Io te.el)ra(t11 her lirllda-
The nth;'r nigh! when 1 pot hams'
I fell i' to my bed;
i dreamed ;shout a Victory iton t
And here is \hut it said
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"Hello there, fella\ \vorkcr
Ienrt'ntber nu' hefore:
1 help your loyal one over there
To put an end to \vat•.
"I'd late lu tal:c you on my trips
iOn subs, on planes, in tanks,
�'I'o s(u,\t' yon 110\ Ihi ,e gallant i;IIIc
.\ re sending you tit it thanks,
('On burning dcserls, icy wastes,
\\'hcrevcr they may be
They \•e )tot the hest of evcrythinl,
(Because you're buying me”.
\\'hen 1 aw•ol.e next rtlor111M;
And jumped nnl on the (loot',
1 knew 1 !tall a joh to do
\s Illy Pall in this \ear.
li
i know• you ton \ill .'lit that's ri;-t11l
'So heed this little poen!
And buy Victory Bonds to -day
" 1 .111"1!'"'1.1Y, .\pril _11(11,
t'oni,r,itnl,lti ''.s to \l-1•,
l'otyan t
of \Iid!,n'I, Ilnt., who
ed hi, 111111(4 t • .\pril -'11th.
l-'omo-a:id:di in, to \Ir. and \its,
(;e01.:c Co\t;(1, of I11)•t11, \vim celellrat-
(all."' their .:8tli wedding anniversary oil
\pril „nil.
1'4 nar.Ititl;ttion• In NI r. and \Irs,
(icor,'(• lowall. of Itmng:innon, wit.,
ceicbrtted their first Melding ;uit'iver-
-,ary (in .\pril
('on;tr;ituLilit,il•, 10 \'clic;t Nittlni:oti,
(\via celebrate, her birthday on \lon-
tl;it,
Clln;'r;lull;!lion, to \Irs, I:tnte', .\rin-
stront;, who tel;-bratt•s Ilei birthday oil
.\pril ,i(iti,
cpni tli
cell b'at
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BAKERY.
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«'III;N IN NEED) OF
1'1tEt,A1), BUNS, 1'1E5,
ii')i\-1F-i\1JSI)E (':IRIS,
OR COOK I ES
REME
'HE 1 I HOME I3A KR ERY"
II, T. VODDEN.
CELINGS
THE FIFTH WALL
OF EVERY ROOM,
The ceiling. \Mich i' 11'ti sty
~1;11.4,1' Iuau) nt•v 51)'•,11' tvnll, shmlld I
1 e c: n;itli'Icd 11s ;a II/III wall. 'I'tt IY,
tyht'n /11/I 'Min", Ili' tIi-' titian 1'01' ;I ;
1"111 11 ',t .111i.1 11'.;1(1111 11 pant to r!•-'
!eel a rm•re; 1 ceiling past r as it I.:
/In chop e HIP 11111111' wall III cot's -
lion. \'1111' 111'1401'1'Hk 1may I''lyotu'
lotto el' coal;'aslin^ eolnrr, I'u.'1 i
jj Lc )(roil! 'hal a "l'oliur-flaunt' I"
1CiiI4I'atll!;Itlull, to NI it,.. Leonard r'I,III )t'ilI :'`.It'!i11 your Bull:tad. '1'11
Co,.!: trio rciclu'att., her Ira'Ihday nn' rt alias 1111; ynti can rt.ol 1,; du tap
• by seeln'2 my sampler 'Iver 4'41!11
to Pi -l: 11 nat. Anil rrnleuth•'r, I
t:intciutize in that lit i It ,It,h of !ak-
iit off \\'alliaper,
\lay Ist,
('t tt'ratrllations 1,1 \Irs. 1:1. John-
ston who et lehralcs her (birthday on
\lay 1,1 h.
Con:'r, Ittl:t flit In \Ir. Jack Voir-
1.eryicc who et!el reed his birthday on
Jo bring 101. boy:, burl: home,
1\'ct!ncsday, :\p1 it 'i,tll.
sly .\Ibert lash t Chili n tli l:ttiol's 10I.;tty-
_rents, tylia telelnates bel• 'ntl
day bit•ll1-
LETTER OF THANKS
IIon 'I'Iiitnity, .\Pril ?7th.
'I•hc f'tllot\•ing lett( rs of Iha'I:s have
from from her son, I'Ie, L. Carter,
now ,trying in the Central \Ieditr!..r-
;Heal Thi :ore of \\':u
! I)e;u' it itlit'r: Received your letter
a fcwv days ago, also tlic one you sent •tt
a.
from the people of \Vcsick-1(1, It was •?,
really nice til than, and I really ap-
t! -eiate their gift.
Ill at' Friend, of \Ve 1 field : Tt •d iy 1
,i,
rtceiyed a letter, II)' tentcnls Itf which t,
\ill renta''t in my )mer: •• through In,. 3;
long iia,,, and the iot,tiy n :ltts. The 3t
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boys over here have a rather difficult .,;
and dista,tt ftil task to ipee-form. Nat- ,t,
mall). our thoughts are c\•cr wenlliiltt 'i'
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their way homeward to our loved nuc, ..
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across the seas. Then we reeciyi .t.
(utters (telt as I received today. I n- _,
mediately you can sec I
a spa sIt '.'.in •t`
iiig in our eye., our shoulder.. come
bark and heads are held high. 'Pre' Y., EIGHT
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it is tie' people bark bona' oho art 1 EDITH L. C r EIG T
,tic hack -bone of the army, for it i
your letters of appreciation, you-
words
ou•words of cheer, 1IIa0 ktcps 01) mil'
'morale.1 "
\1'Ifile 111u�c are people filo:
' ii i. r•• �•::.i•:.J.P. � i• i,:'J ii3O GJ.,i-1.1.0•.4 �•.;.t,::•J••�•OJ�,O.O.O.Qi :••t.4•,4i ��:.,t�i•,• •:•iia
E. C. PREST
Photic 37.20.
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LOf1DESf3ORO
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SIIOPPE OPEN -
WEDNESDAY, 7 P.M. TO 10 P.M.
SATURDAY, 1 P.M, TO 10 P.M.
OTHER HOURS BY APPOINTMENT.
DECORAT'OR'S SIIOPPE
Located OI ; osile Kcrnick's Grocery.
Phone 15:,
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