HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1944-09-13, Page 1VOLUME 55 - NO. 0.1,
Sister Of East Wa1\'anosh
Observer
1'ulmerston
LYTH STANDAR
Lady Is 1Iurder Victim
Tin t,piI\', 1, melon flee Pie s print-
ed the fo;lo%ti'i; ;IC ;,11111 of the Inllrllel'
at Fort ttansk., of \Ir,..\ustin
of 1)( iron, , .It r ui \I i:,, Levi boost, of
\‘':1%‘311;,,l) 'I•"%%n:dri;,:
"Poll Franks, S; H. 11- Shot tit,1lt.g!,
the I;u'h the 1.1.4 of \I r.„1n•lin
smith, T.', ,'1 Ikirull, a1 Ilatlt'e of By-
ron, \\',It, 11111,1,1 t,1 1;1.‘' It1' Iter 111K1,;1141
ill Ulric '•,,,oder col t,l ,l' Mlle(' 111111',
„:l II\\e:I of herr. I:ilr, • had been
stripped Irons her tit , an I her purse
,1144'11.
"I ler antiinrt,l'ile, a 111r1, greets I;Ilirh
coupe bested;.; \Lcl:i'!.ut lieen _t nulu-
her ;'17,;111,, ;11 a \yds nli•..iint and
police itunl di •Irl' launched a \\ jilt. -
spread .search for the ear, believed to
Have he''t ,to'en 11y the unn'i,errr.
"Or, I. P. Ilnbbard, ;I cortlner from
1'iirt•st, said "I' deliiiilidy is murder.
The w'111;111 c,•tlihl't have ,bot la':s li
it 1114' 1/.11A ;111'1 ;here' \Va, nD ,i)'n "1 I
1114' %V1•;111011, lehirll 1111111.1' believe 1P,1, a 1
revol%er,"
\;1111;11le,, loiih a pure, the hers to the
car, and the t , it automatic, and left
\I r,. Smith l%inl.' ,1n (ht. floor. One of
the rings \v;ls V,Ilnu I at $1,2011.
"\Ir. Smith ,;tine upon the scene of
the tr ,e11y 1.! en he reached fort
1'1',1111„ by ear 1'11 Mill,;Sly for "a fey,'
tat s bobtail." "1 drove song the
beach h" •aid -bonding the horn for
al) .1nt h a mile, \Irs, Smith knew
1 was coining and usually twat, out on
the from part playing her acror,liut,
„
11e 1;111;e1 like a non in a ,bream,
"II %1 as beira tat one and two u'elock
I guess. 1 tt,llkcll into the cottage and
(herr she was"
"\Ir. Smith fir', in shocked burro;:
lu his car and raced southwest up the
he;tell 141 the puty4'r slaliun al Ipl,er-
1va,ll l /111:1 611 1'r1n•inriaf 1';u k \vhcrc
he tolili •.1 puree.
"I loti'ul her lyiiir, on the fl„or of
her bedroom. I figured that it \vas to
Kaye been 11 :'rest day for us—a great
I iu-I f;:tished buying a $21,IRI0
"1 didn't ex,uttine tie body thorough. 1"1, had: ill I)rlroil. I figured that it
IY lit e;tl-e pros :nl sal p Hier di,ln'I %Pall \10:111 bea i h tt 'i in oto' live. Thal
rt` Illi'\' Ill;ltll' Illol'l'
,,,x_, ''aar %pont I 111' ill miles a \vay from here.
tLStli ill•. 1;111 It alppeal;.- "I figure that she heard ,oln.otc and
11.1'1 heft i tirderc 1 ,1'nl:,_ reached for ht.' gun and he just let het
have it,
tellsii't'
e+1 a, it she
time at11nu11
I o'eloek Su11d,l' 111nruin:;'.
Bete was a cul through a scluen ou
the hack (lout, and apparently the 1
murderer entered Ihe cottage by this II
Husband Finds Body
The 1111,ban,1. \%Lo operates a ,rrvire
;dal ion in 1lelroil, discovered Ihr burly
"1 Irl,ln't hermit fur I1\+11vevks, but
inti,Skier ,;Iry her on Friday. \\re
venin to t11c collage (or five
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111 ', „1111 II(.
-Mission Band Met
The Mission Land of Loving Service
this morning %%lieu he nsoturc l to the held lht it regular meeting on Salnr-
cottage f1.1)111 Detroit. The collage' day, Sept. 9th, at ,i o'clock, with an
bore eyidentc of a lerrifii• struggle. !attendance of 47,
Neighbors said that \Irs. Smith, the I Alter mirk period ;til sang 'The I.In-
t i ttt r I?111r1 Herrington, i,f I;y runs ,bleu) of our \l issiou Cant," followed
hall hr'n liyiti i alone in 11111• Cotta};'' 1tv hymn, "Jesus loves the little chil-
1no,t ,1f 1114' ,nn1n!rr, I ler husband VI,- I1lren.” .\II repeated Member's Pur-
led the c,'tlage from time to time dor• pose, \Ira. hall told a very interesting
;nit the summer. ist,iry, "Freedom from Fear," a story of
the effect of \Pitch doctors on African
people, Ronna Clow placed the 11'or-
"CI,III in Macon,\Ira. Smith was pilo- 'ship servo' al'I gave the Call to \\'or-
ratell there and %%orked a1 Perrin's, a 1s1r111. \Irs. \larslall gave a st.,ry, "Je-
biscnit manufacturing firm in London.'stl, teaching how to pray," \Pith an
until her marriage '5 yea's ago to explanation on the Lord', Prayer. Rheas
S11,i111, 1%1H, 1, ,a dative til l'tlh i;;1. She \i1•\all and Doris Johnston received
then 111.11';e11d in I)etruil, \\'here she 11,111 the offering, The hirllltlSty sotlg \Vas
lived since. snug for Lois .\ugustitt, \I;u•garel
She 1, ,nryiyr,l by her h11.11and, ;lu 1 i \larsllall and Clare McGowan. The
*laughter, Geraldine; her mother, 'Airs, !ninnies were read and approved. Shir-
t•:Ila I II•rrinetlol, Cyr: m ; five sister:, Icy Radford gave a Temperance Incs-
\lr,. \I. (iray, ;Aid \I r,. Jerrie \orl .11,
Born in Byron
sage. Gladys (:t,1V read of the patriotic
bulb of Berm..; \Irs.:\. F. I;;u•rett, fai111fulucss of "Otlr ;pact: Cousins,"
Toronto; \Ira. Levi Good, Blvd], and Shirley i'aicol'cr, 11, A, McKenzie and
NB's. (i ' 'IotI \tei tl'al, 'I runt 1,I EleanorBrowne read stories on Afri-
can missions.. -111 unfinished quilt blocks
Fto;n Wednesday's Free Press
are 111' b'' handed in as soon as possible,
believed to Ire Ihuse of ,The Hand arc hooding a 'Sale Df \\irk' •hare nut little lo write each one
the slit r of \Irs, Smith, have liven and suppyr, on Saturday, Sept. ,?,ire,
!nee, s fun'' phut;';;replied polirr di:, in the basemen; of the Coiled Church.
131,Y'I'II, ON'T'ARIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1,1, 1911.
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Gnr, Ilarve (1arniss I)esires (.alt' Club Met
'1'11 Express 1lis Thanks I'lu Inti tit I ti•:Iriet Calf ( Tulp met
Subscription hates $1.50 in Advance; $2,00 in the
SALE POSTPONED Paralysis Claims Life
'11 One to the death of \Ir.
'I he S'a (lard i, in recent of the fol- the home of \Ir. I•:pin tam Snell, near li tt i Il"u \yllirh urrulrrd at Ili• home 11 !, 11 }' .u' "1111 I,luetn' r ! int.. 1 1
Iovin'g letter front (ier, Harvey (;a• -;(Tinton, tot 'I 11111,4;1y night. in illlllrit 'I'u%Pu 1111, the .Noel;"n Sale \I Rh,rt ,'Iter, n, f NI,I:1'I"n
nits, \yll.l is int .\ctive Service Over-. Chas. I;rigll;un, Preside;\ „f Ihe (1111,
of hi, farm, f;u•nl 'k, nttl' nlett' I'I'"\1n,lup, n„u \\.illl:ll, •n" both„I
seas. Harvey r i.,he, to express thank's 1 t%a, iu ' Varve of 1 h u!relillt;.: tiil Ja:.1'1111 01,1'11 I b 1.
IS I 1 g""d �, II:I, b,'l'll p"st- Ili, IIII ;rt.',i. ,.! Ili taw dr 1'.11 :ah LI
10 1/11"111.1c1l•nt l'11"111/a11""1' who tell n11, Sccrcla•y, The "1"1/111 -''hilted sine \\Teh. Tine sale \t al, du ll
have been sending hint 1;tree', front;jud e, 11,,,iris 111''• ,111,11,
1 judged I :1 class of Shorthorn better-• ulrl 1111. ' ! `,
i I 'I•Iir d:'�'i Si''p. I_tll, Ir1I ha' u', lin h ..11 . I �li•i,.r
tin,' to time, s,1 well lel hint till it in and \Petr their examinations prrpar-
brell puslp"n'•11 unlll 'I•urs'lay, Sr11t1 or 'Ho, 111!1, :^I 11111,,
Ili, ottn word,: atury 1,1 their .\rhictcliiI' l Mai' oft her I'(t11 .\ f1,11 list of 111e sal \t i:l be ,1u gat ntll,l\ ;,iter
1)c;tr l<e:-1\'illnmt it d'mLt in the Thursday, Seplcnlirr I -Ills, a1 event font l pa '• S, R, nsenlbet' the 'u t 1111:111 1111, ,,111
tvurhl, ' ttr hair twill most litter' stand 1%1X11 i, one t 1' the fcalure, 11. Ihr J
111auu!e n1 date, in '111 Sept. 12111
straight up nn end 11) hear from toe, l;lylll Fad Fab, Seto, tither 1'+til,
1, It. :.lat11,;,on ),lace,) a eta-, ;ld .
also gave ill,ll'Cetiitns oft fitting ;1111
Of Little Girl
.A,
have at lol,g la•t a few minutes to
myself in \which I figured I could taste
in worse trays than to have a little chin
way lyith one of my past customers
of toy past barites, 1yitht the very pro-
minent 111:1: about our fair community,
Frecuian 'l'ttl:'cy,
14Ttt.
Throng?) your paper 1 ,yin; to express
1111• sincere thanks :11111 a1preciatioll 114'
the fulluwing for their expellent work
SIW\Plug of• a Calf,
MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
The 1'nitwit Itct Dn September IItll
tltc Tteyriallil, hall \lith all the mem-
The 14rr1•e presided.
Thr mottoes of the hitt meeting \\ ere
read x111 adopted on :lotion of II.
on behalf of the very lovely gift par- Johnston and J. \li(hi(' last \\;„ annolnned rrrrnlly.
cel., \\illicit 1 heave gratefully received A petition \\a, !undyed frons the 1 ; The ti I:tt;iu \\,I "II I,"d (tin•
E11/4" i 11 )avers of the \lilt, drain to have \ lick:Until it of :11.11 11.1•tt 1•Help in 1ge- I';,st." fi Molted b, prat-
trllilc un Acliyc Scr\•irc, bolls its hal'- ,
land and France, the l'a:adiats Legion ;1 p1 i tioli n1 same cleaned old. I I'prrl\;1,11, \t herr 1'Ir, ('nllnninl' 4'c r 11y Mr., l , lcloir,_;h. \I r Philp !ea.!
in Clinton, Illyth 'Inrnip Plant, the Move,'
sly J. \lichie, scooted by 11, ''rivcll )fart til' Ili, 0'111111111e. \\ be• 1br Srridlui' 1.4' „1n. I'llrl.tiStn Slept
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I4t'11 Cross Society, and the nullll'I.1,Iua occasion. 114' present !111' the •li't1 (,11it.11!1, 111,
1111,114'11, that the contract of 1'11';1111 I1g ;Ifd,llll, niessag from I IoI1 inio11 II at 1
others \who h;1\e sn I;inlly contributed a portion of the \I ill, drain be Irt to Rev. I.. I. %:ell\, 'tal1111 1•11,illtit
1\a• gty,'ll,
so many grand guts to Illtlllt'I'olla to (,(•ut•ge. 14adf(11'C at •8.0I) per hulls' plus 1 k,1..1 \vill al.., be pnt`elt , .111 addies,
,nil;loll• to Ihe nep,l,li ill Rill he di II\'- I .\ 1i1,'l llltl II'�II11111' 111,11 ,suet P\!li
mention, 1 can say they iadl ;111 play- ntoyinb exl,entcs. I. irnird.
1rr11. '1`1'4' (111.1' healon 1,I 1111 \1.1,•. \\i!I leudrtr,l h \I i•, IIild soil \lir, 11 111.,
ell a gr_al l,an•I ill making 1111• cony c;1s- 11u1c 1 I,y l', l'uulles,',cronde'I by J, 1 ; \I r.. Lannon t,_rt cal;ial,lt' illlr;:lhl,'ed
ier lu hoe, %yllicll nervy limes Ila, been \Tidbit,, (Intl Ihr head llilis a> present- " key' S. 1. N1(1 1)(111.°1'1' pasl11r ,if til.
fairly tough. t,(1 by Fuad Superintendent be paid. \licllarl's (11111'111.
I also :un receiving ','Ise Standard, ('arricd•
which is a pleasure to receive and to moved by C. ('Dates, sccondt'd b' 11.
read. N'i't over an hoar ago I received Johnston, that Cy -Law No. 11, to c ,I-
tllree conies ant, 1 ant kept \yell inform- lett muter for cleaning 1,1` I.;nnotit \Irs. hubrt!Ilinla i, in reuci;,t Liwrit \t,ls ,reed ;filer the uleetint;,
cel of the news at home. Sevin, about Drain in \%orris and (icer Ire passeI,,of itsfur:latilrt'n f1\'irons Nati-tl'nal I),;encs I
everyone is nl;,rricd note but nm. \1'1111 Carried,
hno%ys, maybe some clay I'll break the .,.1 'Headquarters 11' the effect that herid
\I,1eed Ire t'i' I,:. I'„ell Ison, lite, IlarO1(I \IIg1111ti:tlt 111;Iy shot•,-' ' 1 '1 r
11' , ., ti1, ocial I.l
< oin;~ '
111 (•a %lad;I.
i11((nlorial Service 1, or
1'te. I l lu'ry Cummings
.\ \Iv ti 11;all I nueral Ser%ier ssill lir 1
held al SI. \licll,'el's (,IItirchi, Irl\th, un I
\V,d (-day, Sept, _(11111, ;1t ten o'cl'ek,
for I'le. I larr.,' ('unnuin a "I 111 Ihr \1'1•n a'.' 2,1' 1111 o y S..<,, !\,
alrl Mr,. Editar,l C11111titittL' . I'!1•. 111'11 "11 IIII'�1I1`, ,`-ep1. I'.I�.:.I' •. I.Id-
1 nunuing,' dc:l:ll 111er•e.i, on Indy .il:.! 111e tier ;ilio_ til Ike '''h.'"1”"f tllr,
I'te,ltluit.
I, loo, ,II our
. , ,. .1 i., 1.,
it 11,1 -„1!.111,,1
of her 1!11,' s %%A.,
lot She I- •til\t't'd i,) 11,1' 1n'I, It par -
it,'
t•, •till on, t•t, r. 11,111 .,
I he inn, r,tl \\lock ISP 1,11\:111, \tar
,111, I.11u, ii ,il 114' I ,'e•
1•1111 It1.1,
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W.M.S. MEETING
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Ihr 110 5111,1 1;,11,1.;
!kir(' Lire,' •1 11 b\ 11r .
Shall R,;',t \1'llere'et'
Sim.” I%a. -1111” awl \11,. I.id111e
(0111111}; IIO111e 1" ed Ike nlei line \\id, pater.
.chain of Bachelor (;amiss, Ila, ha!, like.
ly will he the day too, still everybody's
doing it now.
Speaking of girl;, there are many
very pretty girls in Frame, bot the
question arises, how clues a ,guy talk to
(hent, they speak one tongue, and I
speak another, and very little signs of
either switching over, ,u comb• what
may, we just look ;it one another with
a huge question mark in the back of
our Minds. I really never thotlghtt there
were so many french -speaks;; calla -
(Halts in our Army,
have seen a number of historic
places, Carl! Inr one, and the fnrctnu;l
thus far, expecting to sec more in the
future the way things are proceeding
al present.
I.00ks like [ have to go and haul
sunt: grub with my truck, ,u will have
to go. 11'ishing yon all the best of
lock, and hope you will convey my
kindest regards to all tiny friends and
acquaintances, for 1 am sorry to ,Sty 1
clost,1 Iola'. \\`or111 Friends herr di •L•ihited and
"Finlay Carroll, lin ;crprinl expert of 1;11l sang the Ccn4'11icliun, "Father of •.I1
little children,
the 1; n Ion I1 'lire, chucked lilttly
spot, I','' 1'iitlta aunt tool; photographs •r
,,,,bili p"li;r 111,1 r %,rill r, nyiel ow
,l,lvt•r %4'n r, 4',,;111. Thr photographs MY SON
,,,,.. taken from the handle of a deer- ] ihIdt\y,ha11c power to write
ter (basset. !dust inches front where "1`11e Ihuu'11is wed'cd in my beset to •1,. „ i11,., „ tlicteh \gill be the guest >l,eakrr and
ti lsev Scholarshi 1 for Huron. County this
NB's, Smith \\; . slain, 1 there will he special music.
night reale, \I r, :\brahant is a sudent enter,
I
viclu;tlly.
Signing. off dor now, ,'ours bole,
11:\R\'I':\' (:.\h\ISS,
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Wroxeter Student Wins
Massey Scholarship Anniversary sena iccs will he Itdd in
\\'iliam Abraham, son of \Ir, ;ted (ween Street Presbyterian Clonal', int
\Irs, 'fool Abraham of \\'roxrlrr, has Sunday, Uctobtr 111t11, ;it 1I a.m. and
as the minter of the \ia,- ;.,ill pan. hey, \I r, \\'ilsun of \\'hite-
by II. J''htlst in, that the meeting ad-
journ to meet again 1111 October l(,,
19.11 at I pan.
'Idle following accounts \\ ere paid:
Cecil \1'Itceier (damage to rattle
by Hogs) • $120,0'I
,\'share Agar (val. cattle) $1.01
:\lexandra \la••inc •1••1'1 General
ly be cxpecttn1 haul;
1 The \1",.\. of the United Church heli,
I'te. \\"ightman 1\'a, wottiided in ,a social evening, in the ;acorn• it of
Ihr l•h il,,l 1•hitr11t ,el Friday night.
I
i Thy edClllll:; 11;.e'a•d by ;I sing --null
1e11 is \1r..\. F. ('11111,, f"Ib,i\%r,l 11y a
'reailing hJ \I I.. 1\'its \I ills,;, gnes,ing
inti, lest h Re\, .1 Sine; r \\111,11 \vas
France 'time time ago,
Esteemed Cull)orne
I lo,pita1 1 \Irs. .\. \rthery) ;27.011 Ie iilCllt ,'asses• eery iuleresh ill, ;In,11 onto"run,; t read -
Mrs. Cyrus Se itt (L't'lgrat•c Fair Joshua Allen died at 111, 11uutc on ing 111 \Irs. Jamie Slur., "11ir;only on
Grant 1
$I5111 the N1,1it1an11 Concession, 1•olbo)ti' \toupees," (:,ones \\ ere enjoyed.
Ucl,alrtimmt of Ilcaltll (Insulin) I;.b55'I'u\vnsllip, shout noon Thursday. Ile, Rev. Sinclair win in cr:'I,i ole ;Ind
\\'. Searle (Mills drain) .. $'N.till suffered a srl•olcc three weeks ago. \I r. buten Marshall \ton the tbu.,bs I Nit.
\\' It d,tti n; .'xx 1.,i'IS .4of}Cl .:\Ilett was iii 'cars of age tin \larch Cert 'rasher t\, n it Chinese rhecl'ets,
l.ylc 1 tinnier (equalizing school; I?Ih and last February had celebrated dual Gloria Sihll'urpc \\ 'u the (1,1).1)0.
Lunch was served. 7111• National an -
sections) . $'U.(IU with \Irs. .\iien, their 111111th 1vcddiu,,
\I, (iowItug (bridge and damagesalllll\'l'I',al'\'. 1'111• departed 111;111 11,11
on Lamont lit iinl ... $'5,(Ill,lived on his property practically all his
Carl Johnston (I(uoerlson (11-.60t,13,41, life. Ili; wife was the former \li•s
Riclru•tl :\Icor%; (fide drain) . k2It1.111;'I{lizabclh \Pliers and he \t a, a niem-
\Irs. G. Gros: (relief) _ $15(10 lter of Jnr l;enulille, l'nileI Church.
Nelson Higgins (stamps, ete,) . $hl)IR) .Snrviviitg are hi, wife, four son;, Se -
George \lartin, Clerk, cord and S. \lajor Harold. b ,111 of
l;dcrich, \laitla d of .luburn, and
Normal on the huuleslead. Twelve
grandchildren n.nd two great gran I -
children also sues iyc.
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LCflUJICH
NQIJ1C
PRESBi'TERIAN CHURCH
I', tier hand lannehcll an inlen,ive
.\s 1 sit \walclt:ug that small star ing the second year at the U.4'\,l'. this
manhunt throigll it 11,1 cif 1\'1•. tem l'ri1t 111tw and w•lu'rc you are. Fall,
Ontario for 11',11' armed killer' \111'11 know, 11111, it's a II111111' thing This y.ar the 1furon County Council
\Irs. Smith was shut once through Ilo\w cloy, a war ran always bring inaugurated illi: Scholarship, $511.011 is
111c Ii);I'I :•ier 11y a 1111cr ;u•ute'I aids ;t ,.1 Lullib', \Pilo for years %Pith pride donated to the boy on entering Ihe cul -
.3113 Filly. She died instantly p''!icc' have lu•pl cnlutinn duel, inside, lege and another $5111,1'11 is given to hint
said. ,','lire sought I'''4' Iut'slion'n^ a loin sorry that %viten you \Pere small by the \lassey Scholarship at the h1••
C1111111 1; l,awitsh so'dicr, nti,sillt; \Pal, 1 let re,,erve htdd tip that wall. ginning of the new year.
Irs sot cc rifle !•iter Sunday. Alt': ] told von real men never cried, Ahrahan is lot Pears old. lle reedy -
sought was Mrs. Smith's dark gre.tl
Gnirk o lupe.
"Inspector \\'. II. Kcnnell', act sleuth
of the ()hullo! 11,Vtstigation Branch
e'f the Ontario Provincial Police, was
called in to ,lid local detachments in
And it \vas nn,ul's 111,1 albyays dried cd his junior matriculation from the
Your tears and smoothed lie Tout a\vay \\'ruxcler 1ligit School. After stavhlg
So you could soon g,1 hack to )illy. home onc year, lie (hell \vent to \1 ing,-
But son, deep dDpvn, \Pilhin 111y heart ham and received his Senior matricida-
1 longed to have sun:' little hart lion passing in eleven tipper school sub -
flu drying. that small tear stained fncc j'ects in one year,
Their investigations. I1 Int nc were teen--nten don't embrace. The Massey Scholarship committee
The r itt,oty sh`m:1s just SIP' ttlil%i'st :111\ suddenly f find :ly son of llturon: Courtly fell this boy \vas the
of 111(' \'il4u;c of I'1nt I r;u11;,, about .1 full grown halt with childhood done, mos( deservitl'; of this award. 'I'lt•
35 In:les norllmtst of London on Lake 'I'oni'�11t you're far across the seal Scholarship committee is composed of
Huron, and srarcrly 2'11) yards frt nl ;\rd waging tats• for nt'It like me. 11'arden Fred 1Vatsun, Inspector for
tint• of the tratin'ng areas ol• ('ant)' : \\'ll, !.oun'iow pride and what is right North Huron, Janes Kinkead, and
BLY CH UNITED CHURCH
September 17, 1944
10.15—Sunday School.
11.15—Suhject "Ile Came Cy Night".
7 1.111,—"Nitre ole this :fountain".
Seplrntner 11, Rally Sunday.
October 1st, :\nnivuisary Sunday.
Rev. 14. .\. Brook will have charge
id f the Anniversary Services,
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TRINI r Y ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. P. H. Streeter, L.Th., Rector
.September 17th, 19111.
Sunday School 10.3111 a.01,
The r "ITCH\\, %ycrc laid 1., rest on
'111111th \v 1, sunt: ill elo,ill,l`.
1'oliomyelills (rses Cause
:11arm 111 1)islricl
Infantile Paralysis in 1161
district Iia, cre.11cd oii.ide1;d11e ran -
cera this ,,resit, (1111 \lunilay ut"rnin.g
"the little ire -'tar -1'!d 'l i'nhiirr of \Ir.
;Ind Nit... Rohylt Patterson pa„4''1 re.
Itt,l)' in the 1 ,its 1, n h ,•)lital. ;I victim
•of Ihr 1Irta,h ,, •4':l. , 'tut silly after -
Saturday afternoon int 1111( Lunsi} ;il"I
'at Colborn(• r:tuct4'ry. Iirv. \I r. l'urr\ Ilnutl \It. S,u!•i Ib,rl' 1111;11, I;tLrn t„ a
lund„n cosi u,.l, (-norm.; an illnr•
fficiale 1. The pallbearers \acre Jona-'
i%tmell display ,i, u. ,if being 1':Ir;ll-
111at I7isht,r, .\, fisher Jr., land's I i,. 11'4' bare not beard rrl:ar•litl) this
:case fol sut•c.
Blake, Stanley Snyder, Cunha, Young.
and Orval Blake, The beautiful flor-
al Tributes were carried by h. Blake.
(i. \I1•\lirllacl, \\'illiani i;olto'I, f;eorge
Curren, :\leen .\hens \licIael Uhler,
Friends and relatives \vane present
front 1)ct,'nit, "I'urkersnlilh, (iu lericll,
I h'linton and ,\nbnrn, also many from
'('obhit'ne lo\ynslup where \Ir. Alien
Iliad been a Irgllly respected1
citizen
for Ina :1' 'cats,
V
W. A. MEETING
The regular monthly meeting, of 111,
\\'ontail's .\ss'x;alio: 1•}f the Toilet
'Church was held on Tuesday, Septenl•
her 1_'111, with the ]'resident, \Irs. I. II.
Phillip,, presiding. Tile tu•etim;
1
ed by singing hymn 1N1• The I :1rd'<, (ollgralnl,ltill!1. ID \I!•
fester was then repealed in Itis at. lahan 1\11: rrlrl,r;tl,l II
' of fotmrr uuin¢ ,Peer 1'0,1
1Inw-day, September 7th.
Morning Player layer and Sermon, IIJS \linulra TI
a.tn, and alt)+cored tlllriug the bus; iv.. •e' -
TRINITY CHURCH, BELGRAVE Hi' i, 11 'ti betided to had !In' C,lia,ir
Ifor the \\'..1. and \\'.\LS. on the •1.11
GOOD EXHIBIT'S AT TIIE FAIR
'111e 14.1, in•ide c\bibll, int ut,tny
lea!, is lei, di, This \\edn,sd:lc ;It the
1:;1it. Illi- 'hi,rus la\ morning scents
to trotter a Hight, stns\ day for the
swirl n\! t}tat !lits brei lacking
-
• .rte';II �,;ars 11u%t,
CONGRATULATIONS
n, ,attl,ltu cls t'} \i r. \\'. J. 11,111:1-
11,tt. 11511t•elrl'r:ltc'I Iti. Irirthd,ly ,111
1 tesd,sv. septcluler 12111,
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h \1•n;ting anti ,ern. n 'n Trini', of November. 1 h treastrcr, \I r,. I. 1VEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Iptcr\tasll, .\ :'), l';nnulian Inlanlry ('inrch, 1 t!grae, next Sunday at 2.,iU. ,
Tnst do not scan in go tonight. Bruce \lathes"n, :\grirullural htpr.: 1\\. Pet1,, gay- a full report of the
F. and \Irs. lames Rolle]din of
Corp; '1 aillin;.; ['entre, Thy prottl('r 11 find Inv 1•'c; won't sL1y Illilc dry; sentativc for Huron County, 5T. MARK'S CHURCH, AUBURN ooze, ,1'111 111 the kW!, O5rr,r,1',. \1•s :burn. , uiru' observed their ,inti)
g.iinpd 4'tihishy neatly slitting a screed i1 lint that s'111linles wen do cry; The Committee hopes that a boy holy Communion and sermon next (:rashly reported 1 b,1x seat to 1 oit1 ti \ I
otl the front dear and lifting a 1ilill. 1,\nd if tt•e shim' here fare to (adv can beseldrledeachye;frsurthis Srhol_Sunlay in SI. \I;uh's 1Ititull ,111 7.,;11 lI,1s'ita1 and 4'c;1 fu 1' a'I;uovl 1•r_ sledding auniyels;ny ;1111 ,brie home on
Pulite and Air. St'i h u"tijertnre'h that �1 fear we'd find :len do enlhrane. anship and are l'cIIest4'd to (orgar.l pall. Celebrant and Pi cachet-,
Nev. nl,11ls for ,yltliatby ,col. 1111 5111, ,11 D ;i l rJ� all( hp' h \%any Itiends
the nn111 55 11 1•'h in ;and 111it Nil's. Smith I5on, (lasts are quite a funny lot their applications to Bruce \i lthesi,lt \h Hitt e Oldham,i Keane of 1 its,tls. ,duid4'd to Mare i ,11 ntrl' 1 f l'lu'isditi 1 ;t1d r,Lltiycs t;;tle l at Their boon' ID
who had retired, 5115 di:4111'lnd, am. c, A11(1 if ire failed 1'011 in some spot h)' 11111` end of June each year. V '(;Tell, (D!' 1111' OCluht'I' meeting. "Iter 4'\t hi;it ti'alllull<, Prior to 111"1' -
walked two steps to ;1 bureau and al- It', not because i lute you Ict,�, r \1 • , ing to .ltlhurn , ix years ago they (sent
1 Meeting closed ,,illi the 111:/pari
tt•nlpletl ID pull ons %ter Will. 'I'hc kit FAIR LIST NEXT WEEK ell it Mullett I'ten,hip, They are 1..11-
N,,
al
ll's just that thing called- Manliness Crncdit•Ii,,n. I
Ice al,pnicnlly stood in the drortyaty ;];,al if [had the ;ower to write TROOPER ARNOLD BOWES
I \1'e hope to or utile to include the
aril (;rest Doc soot tyhich went cum -The thoughts wedged i❑ my heart lo- KILLED IN ACTION (1111 list of prize winners of the Myth
dctcly Iht.'u,';1 \Irs. Smith', body and Red
\\'. f. 11a1-
'4'ihday ell
AUBURN COUPLE CELEBRATE
V
1 b I night Mrs. Russel \\ ilson received offie- fall Fair in next week's issue of The \liss Anita \\'riglli, who h:I= heel)
buried its,'; in a cuter of the wooden The words \yuuld ring out laud and ial turd on friday that her son, Troops ;Standard. (kir columns were so had (staying with her gr;mdnu'ihrr. \I r;. 'I'. .1
dressing table. Police recovered thetrue, 1•r Arnold Bowes, previously reported IN'congested with aclycrtisetncl,t tlsis'1?)'ott, left on Saturday for 'Toronto, \I r. and \Irs F. 1. Tagil"r and sort,
bullet later. I'm Proud, my boy, so Proud of you. tttiSsillg, was now officially reported \\ eel: that it was iutpossiolc luinclude I',4'. !, nti'Pc I 11,1 Clinton on 1\'crl es-
"T'he hiller stripped the body of All Author unknown. killed in action in Francc on June lith., any of the list. i\yh 4'c ,tic ,\ ill t'r,idr ,lith her nit'thcr,
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SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
September 24
RELIGION IN THE LIFE OF
A NATION
9 Samuel 0, 7
PRINTED TEXT, 1 Samuel
7:17.29.
GOLDEN TEXT. -- Jehovah
will be unto thee an everlasting
light, and thy God they Glory.
Isaiah 60:19.
Devotional Rending: Isaiah '60:
18-22,
Beginner Topic: For God's
Moose.
Lesson Material: 2 Samuel 7.
Memory Verse: I was glad when
they said unto me, Let us go unto
the house of Jehovah. Psalm 122:1.
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Time.—lnasnnch as our lesson
docs not contain any data for de-
termining exactly in what part of
David's reign these events occur-
red, except that they were before
the birth of Solomon, it is difficult
to assign a particular year for the
episodes here described. Generally
speaking, we believe the events did
not occur far front the year 890
B.C.
Place.—While other towns are
mentioned in our lesson, the prin-
tipal city here is Jerusalem.
Revelation From God
"According to all these words,
and according t0 all this vision,
so did Nathan speak unto David."
Nathan told David all that had
been revealed to him by God. A
vision is to be distinguished as a
method of revelation from a dream,
"'Then David the king went in,
and sat before Jehovah; and he
said, who am I, 0 Lord Jehovah,
and what Is my house, that thou
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ISSUE 58-1844
hast brought me thus far?" David
is asking what merit there Is in
hint that Jehovah should have
blessed hint so richly up till this
moment. He felt he was totally
unworthy of such consideration. }le
owed all to God's grace.
Source of All Blessing
"And this was yet a small thing
in thine eyes, 0 Lord Jehovah;
but thou hast spoken also of thy
servant's house for a great while to
come; and this too after the man-
ner of Wren, 0 Lord Jehovah." God
had done great things for David
in the past, but this was a small
tiling in God's sight, he thought,
compared with what He now prom-
ised to do for the 1 -louse of David,
"And what can David say more
unto thee? for thou knowest thy
servant, 0 Lord Jehovah. For thy
word's sake, and according to thine
own heart, hast thou wrought all
this greatness, to make thy ser-
vant know it." It is God who, out
of the goodness of his heart, has
planned all these blessings for the
}louse of David. God has wrought
great things for Daviel to let him
know that he loved hint and cared
for hint.
The Greatness of God
"Wherefore thou art great, 0
Jehovah God: for there is none
like thee . , . and thou, Jehovah
becaniest their God." God ntani-
fested his power in Israel's behalf
in wonderful ways, when he brought
them out of l.gypt and destroyed
their foes by a great miracle, In
the wilderness he fed then with
manna; Ile caused water to gush
forth from a smitten rock, I -Ie de-
stroyed their enemies and caused
them to possess the land of Can-
aan, No }heathen nation could point
out any deliverance wrought by
its deity to be compared with
God's amazing deliverance of His
chosen people.
David's Prayer
"And now, 0 Jehovah God, the
word that thou hast spoken con-
cerning thy servant . and with
thy blessing let the house of thy
servant be blessed for ever."
In the life and Psalms of David,
we see how consistently he sought
to magnify the Lord, 1Ie realized
he owed everything to God. It
was God, not man, who overthrew
all the foes of Israel and unto 1-1im
belonged all praise.
The words of men often prove to
be false. Some deliberately choose
to speak falsely; others speak in
good faith and make promises but
fail to fulfill them, sometimes
through forgetfulness, or other
times through circumstances be-
yond their control. But David
knew he was dealing with One
whose essential character is truth,
Iiecause David knew God was
faithful and true he could rest in
His promises, If we only believed
more deeply that God's words and
promises arc true, and their ful-
fillment is sure, what a difference
it would stake in our lives.
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Sansom, who earlier in the war was a Divisional Commander in
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Sapphires and Diamonds
by
DOROTHY TROWBRIDGE
SYNOPSIS
Peggy Horton, working off her
temper knocking balls about the
golf course, shatters the wind-
shield of a parked automobile.
Harry Wilson, the owner, insists
that site tell him what is wrong.
She explains that she has written
her school roommate that she is
engaged, Now the roommate is
coming to visit her. Really Peggy
is kept in such strict seclusion by
her grandmother that she never
meets any boys — .,nd isn't en-
gaged. Her sister, Maxine True -
heart, is a successful screen star.
The young man insists that Peggy
borrow the ring his fiancee has
just returned and pretend it is her
engagement ring.
CHAPTER 111
Peggy turned to walk up the
road to the stain entrance of Rose-
wood, but she had gone only a
few feet when she heard the honk
honk of an automobile horn behind
her. Stepping quickly to the -side
of the road she turned her head to
see if it were harry returning, A
roadster which she did not recog-
nize was slowing down and stopped
beside her. She thought at first
that the car was occupied solely
by flashing teeth and a small
moustache, so conscious was she
of the engaging smile that stet her
upward glace. Theo she realized
that that was only part of a very
sunburned face in which bright
brown eyes were regarding her
admiringly. And it all beionged to
a man around twenty-five or six,
she quickly judged. She had a sud-
den vision of the fun it would be
to go riding along an open road
with a ratan like that.
"I beg your pardon," he inter-
rupted her ridiculous thoughts.
"But could you tell me where I
could find the Horton place?"
"The Morton place?" Peggy re-
peated in astonishment, Who on
earth was he?
"Yes, Morton. Didn't you ever
hear of there? Old family, large
place, and 1 am sure it is around
here some place. I thought maybe
you could tell me just where."
"I can," Peggy was somewhat
nettled at this brief summary of
her family and home by a stranger.
"Phis is the Horton place in here."
"Is it really?" he asked raising
his eyebrows in 'surprise. "Now
isnt that odd that 1 should have
driven right to it?" Ile looked to-
wards the house and gave a low
whistle of delight. "It surely is a
beauty, isn't it? 'That's what 1 call
real Colonial. l'd like to just pick
it up, as it is, and take it away
with ate. Thank you so much," he
added as he settled himself' behind
the heel and drove on.
* * *
Peggy watched him curiously,
thinking of his surprise when she
should follow hint into Rosewood.
But instead of turning in at the
gates, he drove on past them. Sud-
denly the car carne to an abrupt
halt and began to back. But he
passed the gates, and only stopped
when he had again reached her
side.
"Could I give you :, lift?" he
asked. "I'nt going as far as the
town — what's its name?"
"Marshville is the name ot the
town," Peggy replied with dignity,
"and I don't care for a ride."
•
"1'10 sorry," he said. " I hope
you don't think I was being rude
or fresh? You don't look like a
hitch -hiker, you know, but I Just
thought — well, good -by." He
drove on again,
Peggy looked at his rear license
plate. It was a California license.
Some tourist, she decided, who had
heard of Rosewood.
She entered the grounds of her
home through the large iron gates
and walked up the long driveway
bordered on both sides by old elm
trees. In spite of 1'eggy's desire
to be modern she loved this place
which had been built by her great
grandiather, with its old-fashioned
gardens now tended by the children
and grandchildren of the Negroes
who had belonged to the original
owner of Rosewood. As she ap-
proached the house she looked at
it with a smile. harry was right. It
would be a swell place for a party.
The long wide hall running through
the center with its hardwood floor
waxed to a glass -like surface would
be a perfect place to dance. Candle
light gleaning on the old maho-
gany furniture in the double par-
lors should create romance for
any girl.
" • *
She ;,topped a moment as she
looked at the house, She had been
bort here and had never really no-
ticed it much before. It had al-
ways been just "horse," but look-
ing at it now it struck her that it
had taken generations to make
Rosewood what it was. The silver
which she used had bccn brought
from England by her great-grand-
father. Her ancestors whose pic-
tures hung n the large high-ceil-
inged rooms had, after all, been
real people who had dreamed,
planned and achieved, that Rose-
wood should be what it was now.
Furniture and books had not been
ail bought at once by one person.
They had been acquired by differ-
ent people of different generations,
and the place breathed now through
that variety of tastes, harmonious
in its completeness. 'There were
ledgers in an old desk in the "of-
fice" — a one-story wont that
formed an ell to one side of the
hoose — that told how these sten
had planted and built.
* •
The rose garden, which occupied
the space that was formed by the
angle between the house and the
office, had always been the pride of
the women of the Morton family.
The beds were filled with plants
that ranged from the simple old-
fashioned loses to a few rare and
costly ones. Each mistress of Rose-
wood had added her ewn individu-
ality by making some minor
changes which had enriched the
•
TABLE TALKS
What's Cooking?
Cookies ! ! 1
Co, Uri are ideal st under true,
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.n s11111111er.
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Honey Drop Cookies
2 tablespoons butter
3f5 cup honey (scant)
2 eggs
3 10 ;; teaspoon soda
i� cup flour
1 cup Quaker Natural Bran
Cream the honey and butter to-
gether. Add the eggs unbeaten,
and beat the mixture thoroughly.
Sift together the flour, soda, bran.
Combine all the ingredients, drop
from a teaspoon on to a buttered
tin and bake in a moderate oven.
Temp. 350 F.
Cocoa Oatmeal Cookies
makes about 4/ dozen cookie )
1 j cups all-purpose flour
OR 1'A cups pastry flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
/ teaspoon salt
cup cocoa
3a cup sugar
1 egg
3i; cup n.ilk
1j, teaspoons vanilla
,;cup mild -flavoured, melted drip -
rings
2 cups Quaker Oats
Sift dry ingredients. Combine
beaten egg, milk, vanilla and melt-
ed fat; add to dry ingredients and
mix thorot, 1uIy. Add Quaker Oats
blended well. Drop by teaspoons
on a lightly -greased cookie sheet.
Bake in a moderate oven, 880 F
for 15 minutes.
Peanut Cookies
cup butter
?. cup shortening
1 heaping cup brown sugar
1 egg
3 cup crushed Quaker Corn
Flakes
1N cups Quick Quaker Oats
1 cup baking peanut/
11s; cups flour
N teaspoon baking powder
teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon vanilla
Drop of Almond Flavouring
Cream together but.er, shorten -
Ing and brown sugar and add re-
maining ingredients in order given;
forst into balls the size of a wal-
nut; flatten on a cookie sheet.
Bake in moderate oven 850 F for
10 minutes.
friendliness, without detracting
from the formal outlines of the
garden. The first Mrs, Elliott Hor-
ton had planted the low box -hedge
around three sides, thus insuring
greater privacy for herself and
family. Then Gran's mother-in-law
had built a latticed summer house
against the center of the hedge at
the far end, with a path leading
from it to the open en•I of the gar-
den, near the house. It was Gran
who had an opening cut in each
side of the hedge, a path crossing
from one opening to the other. In
this way the garden was used more
frequently than it would otherwise
have been.
To Be Continued
The spider fancily has 63 knouts
members, Divided into two groups,
one having one pair of lungs, the
other two,
Headache
Nothing is more depres-
sing than headaches ..
Why suffer?...Lanhly's
will give instant relief.
Lambfy'sisgoodfor ear- c'
schc,roothache, ainsin
hack, stomach, bowels. 7kue
1u1:114`41
I .1
HEADACHE POWDERS is
PILES
Sultercra ot
bleeding and
p r o t r 'ldiug
piles should
know bunkers Herbal Pills treat
the cause at its source, Money
back if the first bottle does not
satisfy. Buy from your druggist.
EAsv'cerci6s err/
TheI21flhiteX�`
r
CANADA'S FIRST AND ONLY
ALL -FABRIC DYE
GUARANTIiD TO DYE ALL FABRICS
INCLUDING — NYLON,
CILANII►t AND MIXTURES
44
sot D t'•' at - NO INCREASE IN P%'C#
Regiular agallt
after 2 weeks
"I sure ant happy to be able to give
up all those pills and medicines for
my constipation. They were mighty
unpleasant. And
expensive, tool I
found, once I
started eating
KELLOGG'S
ALI.-BRAN that
1 was soon "reg-
ular" again.
1 ant most cer-
tainly pleased
with the real re-
lief it gives, believe
me I" KELLOGG'S
ALL -BRAN can
work wonders if constipation is due to
lack of dietary "bulk"l It helps correct
the cause, supplies "bulk -forming"
material needed for easy, natural elimi-
nation !Eat ALL -BRAN every day. Drink
plentyofwatcrl Sce ifyou don'tfind relief!
Get ALL -BRAN at your grocer's. 2 sizes.
Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.
Nazi 'Big Guns'
Just Stove Pipes
Four "heavy coastal guns" rang-
ed directly on the Allies' forces
that took the Island of Levant, In
the invasion of southern France,
proved to be two picots of stove
piping, a large piece of painted
wood and a piece of twisted card-
board painted to r - couple a gun
nt..zzle.
This was disclosed :!y n Cah olian
naval officer, Sub. Lieut. Scott
Young. "This heap of rubbish was
taken without a single ca<ualtv,' he
said.
About 40 prisoners were taken.
Most were Poles, e. ho fired feebly
over the heads of the landing par-
ties. 'filen they helped the allies
to carry ashore supplies and snt-
munition and then pointed out the
nine fields.
Education a
War Necessity
The University of Western
Ontario is devoted to the
training of men and women
for the duties and responsi-
bJlities of citizenship.
Fall Term Registration
1944-45
September raft—Students in
Medicine In all years except
the first year.
September Ruh — Public
Health & Nursing students.
September lard, 25th, 20th—
Students in Arts, Science,
Business Administration,
Secretarial Science, first
year or pre-Jledicine, etc.,
etc„ etc.
For further particulars re•
garding scholarships, mtitric-
ulation, loan funds, course:
of study write
T111; Itl:l;lti'l'It.f It
The University O1}
Western Ontario
LONDON - CANADA
Telephone: Metcalf 8080
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1URNSfSCALDS
Sold by oil Druggists -25c.
35c (tube), 30c and $1.00
OINTMENT
.FILTHY -•FLIES •AND
.ALE.OTHER. INSECT PESTS
/e If you suffer MONTHLY "N
FEMALE' PAIN
You who suffer such pain with tired,
nervous irritable weak feelings—due
to functional monthly disturbances
—should try Lydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound to relieve such
symptoms. Plnkham's Compound
nQBe NAM!. Thousands upon
thousands have reported benefit.
Follow label directions.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S OWN
PAGE 4. TIIE STANDARD ‘Vednomlav Sept. 1:1, 1911.
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Elliott Insurance Agency
BLYT1I — ONT
i4
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A ,1,,aulito. 1
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A
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EXCE1:1 l'',;1\irr lq)()1 (i()()11) SEItl'ICE.
Cltr - Fire - 1ile Siclitiess - 11.cciclent. nt•; n \Ir. Iie ord 1 1,
INSURE NOW: ANI) BE ASSURED,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN '1 JJE ESTATE cf. Annie Lti.-.11,tw,
J. McClinton and late of t' c Town ihin• f 11Iris, i t Cie
an; Coun'y of liurt,n, Spinster, Deceased., '1
"11 \11 tu 1 •• 1 1`1.111' ;1"2'111 t 1111
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11141"111 --- ONTARIO.
• .1. H. R. Elliott,
Office Phone 101.
Gordon Elliott
Residence Phone 12 or 1-10.
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r:11; Seaforth, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, LTD.
G. R. A VG USTIN E
inTia:st.:Nm;
TIIE MONTREAL LIFE
"THE FRIENDLY COMPANY'
mil Rielmrd li;mtl.ncr, 1 I1ll tot 1, ;t• \\l 11 s',,I. .j I Meals at All Hotirs.
A l'Itc Ah• -',,:r l'.;11111 111
le (I
met on StimInv 1 'tillt.,1 r1,,,r,t.,,
14 , trim.
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ilk11.111',.: 1.1 2'111 1 "I'l' 1" !'i irp RANK
,ith :1 trod ;itit'11,1i1:1cc- .111c tilt clani!, 1,i \Nil eh noti,•,, shall 11,1%, 1 J8„' . GONG maw Proprietor ,:
101 11, Cel'11 (a11110/lT11 l;il k 11. 11
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SCHOOL OF COMMERCE ..,
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11.11,v." Plans 'acre made for a N1i-s.ott i
A
NOTICE To cizEorroRs Jo
CLINTON •••• ONTARIO,
IN '111E ESTATE of Wcsley ,Ion .10 ....
hild stin,1,1y on 1 letolter loth. bENROLL NOW FOR FALL TERM—SEPTEIVIUR IITII ..1..
! I
l Deanand Elibethf Kechni-, late of the Township of EaB
st ' ',;', rs. Lirs, za, o
- e Ready in a 17ew Months to do Valuable ant: NeCebbilly Office Work .1.
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\\ )1101:tm ,1„,„, ,) c.„11H)., „f (lay, \\ WI Wawancsb, in the Coun'y o. Hu el.. :
COURSES: --STENOGRAPHIC, COMMERCIAL, SECRETARIAL, .1.
Norman .\ lel tow,11, Yeoman, De:ea:it:3
CL,l.t it...', . .. .1.:
S mit. of th farmer, are busy tin sc !•\ 11 I t'• • 11' 1 :1\ c1 inn • ;:t ITL
1,;111 „eat. 1.‘111,,111,, i\,,, 1‘1. A. ST()N1"..., (UM, Sped:dist, 11. F. WARI), B.A.,
Phone 191i. Principal•:
rul ti, file 1, a
,t, sme \N ith mai r-
111, rvee 1,31 iol. thy 1.: 1.11c, on 1 0.
1111f111.
\kfl t .11 Ith. T!!‘.1,)!. lo -1-1. ;Ifter n1 !Lou !hi,"11 Notice '11() Creditor
aN()TIC1,E 11() C',REID1'11(litS
„tot \II ., 1.:,,1-1 .\11,1,.:, ,,, family vi.,itc,1 i.ii sundm. wiiil mt., wl 1,.. d.ih
:.lnicil ;itlion..,,t th.. parti., .11. IN TIIE Tr...TE ai
E ESof Jc. Wils.:11,1
'I I IE ESTATI'. of Filthy/ L:sidlaw,
titled thyruto, 11,ivin i 1 cLiaril only t , otherwise ICII0V111 ilti Ji111105 T. Wilton, IN
1 Cit. in N\ -..ml.v 1,,"1, '\Vs' .1 NIrs. Harold Cardiff, itt Itrus•ek.
It 1,11,, ", Jill ,,er,. ,, .,,,11.,1 1,., 1 mt.. ...old mrs. (..t.H.g... xvi.4iitinati awl i illy ela:tn, oi \\ 1n(11 nt,iit•t' ,,,,,,H 11,,,,s1,, late of the Tcwitshi s of Wa‘vanosh, :11 l'11" '""-' '1."`"""I'i11 of Mot it in On
-\ \ im "•1 •\ '1'n't l'' \i r. I `• I !ainthler. \ i•ited tt Sunday will}.\1rs. . \ - • . ,1 tbr County of 1 Itirt,n, yeoman, dect a lid Cm -1'11Y ni 1.1w1"11 3'''''"'"", 1-)ce"n'e'll•
licen /41 "11
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l• 11. 1)1111H) and Mr, Cal Pi1u.ter \‘,1-, { \\.. .1. c!)111(1.,,i) ))f /.111,1<,1 ,\‘,.
1,1,0„ ulk ilic ,,,,,1,1k iL (.(..1,01 ;11.t. 11. ,1:-1,1h . 1 11 1' .,1) '1. ikt 1 - 1 I
moo \.cd. NIrs, R. Cliain.• ca,c a 1 NI !...1)0111 1 ;),..kr kik- \vakerim) kkikent it.tStolituclin r. \. I 1 P'.11.
Associated with The Atlas Insurance •
i lcuiper.cret rt-d•ijm.... i‘vcc1;-tii.1 ‘vith lii. mother, Mrs. Tito., , ,. , ' . '. (,1 111. 11' 1 Ili. 1"c 1 1" 1.111. 11.": ''''''' "till II". tenter
''illin 'I 1" 1 lc ilk "in' "H' lhi 11.1111'
Comrany, Lonion, England. 1I'. I:I \(.11..\%:1) 1:1•
LIFE -, PENSIONS • ANNUITIES T 1.11.1,0,:,,lJild. for ti.e said i's1;11c. 01 .1, , -....,. cd S. lit 01,1 for ilic 1'e, on 11. '11111111 121; 1 HI"' HI 11111 1.1.111111. 011 111
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WILLL1M 11. monitirr
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Siiccializint 12 Farm and ITonsehoW
Fates.
I.icened for the County of Hinton.
Reason:1W Prices, and Satiaacuon
(luartinfted.
• h,f(Irt, thy 31-,1 ,do Ulttt.\II tin thr did d 1 (
\Oh ;um \\ , v,11'clt date the a• - • v titt hfcll " ' t'wH
r .\ cldtli had
hccit f. F1 111)C111111,11.1(111:
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.„ Hr., ha Hr the 'Mum.- \Vi11".11;1:11. \\ 1111 \Ir• all] Mrs, vcgctald and autumn 11 ttr r i Ilk' ; "1 tH Iltitit it I itt " I 1 'I. 1'W him'
Itarve'd ;cr. Th;• H,c1d
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k•'11t1111I' lit-tv it \\ cru aopo'rt 1 or \e\\* 1rrk, \\ ith friend's in the tin' 1111' 1.1(.1111" 1 ).. It 111,,k• 1. 1,111,
1!, 1\\., village, wi Nee, 1',V 1., I 111)..0, 1`.. NI 1, KA', Clt 11, (1,1- 1. 1,rs, 11 ,1 tot, (
itt Chi -int b At-. to all int."1 r. and NI rt. 1:ich;trd Otr, HtttIi h. ci Sti,rth ari,11, itnr n the it' 1,,i. itt it 1 Lie, 01 3,
Pot' informat,1211, etc., write or phone 1the i" the ,-er\.ices, and
11Villiant 11. 'Alorritt, phone, 1tesiitenc 1 ir,tri,itr.,ItttiiitciijititttI,
;13; Shop 1, Myth. 4-4-tf t,it„,, the 1 odd,
• „. 11.1' N1rs. R. Chatuncy. Lunch \\ as sc...v-
; t 11 it the close of the incetim!,
Nliss 11,tinc \\*did) 1 Toront,i spent
Licensed Auctioneer.
HAROLD JACKSON
1,t the how,: of her
Specialist in Farm and Household parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil -don \Val -11
F.dith NIctit•Paultan of Police-
1,icensed itt littron and Perth iic111 "11`1 l'arhal a Nlichiu, of I len-
t'ounties. Prices reasonable; sails %AI. 'Pull', He' t‘t ch-cml t Ihcir
here.
Miss •Nlabel (ittu 1111 Sunday
with \i r-, James Smith. 1ries,c1.,-.
Barn Destroyed By Fire
.\t Sunday ?Horning fire, rati.cd
- by the Irach-fie rof a gasoline cinine,
1ELGRAVE completcly de•tr,,ycti the barn Itt tht
Tht. re'ettlar monthly inuclug, ‘,f the faint (If jatmu ijiItIt,5th line, Morti•.
\\*"'nem.' H"lutrY l-Ltuctch and \\•ni- Thu \Vitt:thaw fire truck and ;11,0 incti
\ Hf Ictiox Unnel front thclnit.t-i-lire11cl°' \vcrc it
(.:t1Nr1 11 1%1 r1 1TH "11 till' its lark 1)1 ‘Val.
elT,,011 1/4.1i1111 itiy tIeitiit. Itt crc not able to ...aye the
at the 11,.",-1 _\Irs. lessc 1Vhcc10 im ‘1(111,1c watur \vas dra \\ It by. trod, -
Hurt \\ as a LI' '11 attendancy in” Illy I.Ivcr :1111 illy cif"1.1' ‘,11
tvil-
of nonOnTs ;110 .1,11111. flUV hCI14-' ';1\t 111V h""'°'
vtry-
hic c,m,laccil the NH-slim:try nftet. ttntm ‘vre, retti,vcd from Ow .table, and
tii ti Ix( It 1;1, oenc 1 w...th way". ;Hui al -0 ti load of hay from the barn.
v
St !Mtn, '1111111111.1. The rnti •all ti.is re -
irk,' to with a vtr-t of Seriphs%
lictIon guaranteed.
Por information, etc., write or pl,toae
31nrold Jackson, R.R. No. 4, SeafortL.
;Phone1 11.6';1.
WESTFIELD
beentninv with the first letter of tilt Mr,. Ellis, PaInter,t,a, \\ lilt Mr. awl
1p -wit. Mrs. H. \VIteelcr and Mr•. N. Nirs. \Valtur Mn and other friuntb
\ \ ivi-rI itt iittt (leb-v.atc, to the Svotpallty exlvnded 11111111i 1111-
Litttttiti
1111.11r1W it 11( Ilt1Itt in Ethel. 1(111//iinlinilY Levi (.1i:id in Ow
,Mrs. \\ heeler and .1. S. Pr -t'- death of her sister.
ter 11 re min.( I a, alternaty.::, Thu Ft ictels and relatives in the \\t-
timi\-
led 1,, Hrticr Christma., lid 1 di,triet v, ere thrilled to ?Ica!' that
cards and donote the proceeds to the \1-x Netitury, son of Mr, and N1rs,
Nt l'iand. t'r1' 111111e for I,ert Netitery of 1 lamiltuti, Ini‘, beim nt-
itt. Th,lok-(iff/li"g meetitt2 !it ,rtt.(1 safe in Ellgli11111 after Navincg.
mi --int; sitict. early in the ycar.
1,, .
tie :,erving \visit the Hi,
mother was fi,rnicrly Violet Cook,
tlia11
,11,1.:1.1,1:,k
:rof tie: lr. a
ate \Ind .Mrs. Da -
‘ r. and .1Ir Norman Nit:Dowell and
\\-entloi it. spent a costplt. if day, at
1 landitim last \Neck.
.1,ent the ‘veek-
, .1 1 I do k k wlk
EDITII CREIGHTON'S
DECORATOR'S SHOPPE
Located Opposite Kernick's Grocery
PHONE 158, BLYTH,
Try A Classified Ad.
They Get Results.
CEILINGS
• THE FIFTH WALL
• OF EVERY ROOM.
Tin ceiling, which is it til' v
_largcr than any single should
lie considered as a ()MI wall. Thus
when planning the ile.curatiou fo,• a 1
room it is just as invrtant to se -
:tort a 11111'' 1. ceiling paper as it is
to clmoi• ttitt prOpi`l' Waif liCe0111-
, ;Hon, Your preference may favour
:one of contrasting colour. 1)ott't
Ito afraid that a "Colour -Pia tined"
'!1.01/111 extend 3.0111. Budget. To
realize this you ca» re4idily Ill) so
:by Peeing my samples - over :POO
_t.t pick from.
_ THE OLD SUNWORTHY LINE -
Sorry to ,:ay, there arc ND NE,11' -
PATTERNS this 'c;r, !wing the
saute thc last three ytars. ?ting in the line of Decorating. No
special time for appointments, —
and remember, 1 Tecialiie in that
tough j. b of taking off 11'alipaper.
* * *
F. C. PREST
Phone 37-26, LONDESBORO
1 0 1 k, k k,0 dkk 1 0 111,, k 1110111111FISKIMAISin111kw.,,....,kwl,410.11...1.1..54 1114611'...11:k 11.i 1 dk.“.7JUIEDiralalilli710111.4111 i 1
tag di wait
THE 2TORY OF
ttd rind children must have
(-) underweor. So-- the \t'artime Pria-, and Trade
hoard tti iIVtI1 .,,pLcial attention to the production
of thest. garments.
The prohlem has not bun so much one of a lack
of raw materials, but of vetting the 1;1 \V materials
(wool, cotton, rayon), spun into yarns—and 1)R:it
knit into garments. Canada has produced till
ri
'.` More babies . It's apparently ti:ou ' Reduced use of second.itand or
always the way in wartime.
"hunchme-down" garments.
..,....u.............lis-............u.....,„„
When you go to 0 and
COO get the things ystore to buy
ou want, r ()Mein.
ber that war upsc.13 the whole atachi,.
ery of production supply, This is
A
the whole woild,
I5
not only in Canada but throughout
s Conod ; is devoting over /kW
hproduct,69 thing for wor
be reduced,
iter on 111(1
is inevitable Mut civilian supply most
i
We just can't produce all the things
required to fill the greet!), increosed
civilion demands, byl production e f forts
are being directed to see thot the hert
use is mode of materials und labour
of civilian goods.
that bi
are availat., for the production
Realer/16er these facts when
have difficulties in your shoppinyou
Chalarroa
Wain
me Prices 4 ?ludo ao*fd
4. •••:.
t4e,
the \vool, cotton and rayon yarn she reritres. We
have always hat; to get ;,1 :;tibstantial part of our
rtlittirent4..itts from other countries, even in peace.
time. But sinee the war, there has heen an acute
shortmte of underwear yarns otert•where.
There has hcen a greatly inert•ased demand in
a,141iiion io production tiilliettilica. The Mimi Is of the
Board to meet. 1114. problem arc given bulow.
THE INCREASED DEMAND RESULTED FROM.
4?,
)
Increased consume, buying
Lim people wisa more tnuney.
Extra buying Perhaps too
/Tinny people wonted to be "on
the sole side."
6.7,0 Less home sewing . .. Mothers Huge demand for underwear by
dhave been wonting ounkte the f Armed Fotcos,
"---'-;"home. 4i
•
MORE UNDERWEAR: but still not enough!
The reason is that 0 just hus not been po..sible to produce with
the skilled workers and machines available to the
,United Notions enough yarn and garments to meet the increased
demands all over the world.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE ABOUT IT
N/Firt or all the Board found out the hind and
quantity of garments Canadian children nitiq have,
./This showed that the public is askint. for more than
is actually need«.I.
NiSo plans were made to see, by directing production
all down the line, if We el11.11d meet the swollen demand
zis nearly as possible.
Each manufacturer \vas told to produce an increased
number of gam). ins.
N/i1 constant (-heel, i:i Lein
on mills to see th..t they are
producing t1a2 required
number.
N1 Nlanufacturt ns not pre-
viously making children's
underwear were induced to
go into its production. An
;0(111 jonal ('00,000 garments will be provided 0113
ycor nom these sources.
Ne,,i)tlotions were conducted with production
authorities iii other countiies for supplies of yarn to
L'anadian hitters for use in children's underwear.
‘Ttimary cotton miils \rure required to divert
winning facilities from fidiric manufacture to the
spinning of underwear prim.
‘'Arrangeinuitts
were
Inaile through National Stice•
- nye Service to direct more
labour to the underwear
mills.
‘'A special campaign was
launched to enlist part time
11.orkers.
vi)istribution to retail
stores WaS organi;Til to in-
sure equitable supply to
all areas.
The greatly increased supply of children's tairtcrwear resulting
from these efforts is shown by Mu relative sites uf the
figures below.
1935-1939
average
1942
1943
lioa out? ger de pa wage (vol utevaeme
age wag do - Dots? 6ty two
THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD
THIS is ONE OF A SERIES OF ANNOUNCEMENTS GIVING THE FACTS ABOUT THE SUPPLY SIILIATION OF VARIOUS WIDELY USED COMMODITIES
SYednesdav Sep!, 11, 1;l ! 1.
LYCI! tJlll ''I11l1;:1'l'Itla
WINGHAM-UNTAHIO. ?.
'VIVO Sh0111'S
:Thurs., Fri., Eat., `.r, t., 14.15 II
• SIT,(:IA I. t
i
, George Murphy, (;111n\ Sinus's, 4
1 Cha, lox Wiiu,i4::1 r•, /II �1
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1.1 •,,,, ,.I 111 .
ALSO ' SHORT SUBJECT"
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Faint, Farm Stock, 1nmiements anti
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lif)tis_hoitl Effects.
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l' is \t'•trl.: hay t„t'1' ' 1 1'1111'11~"'1 \\ II tt' I.t'1!lli,r'I
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111'1' •,1,11' .ul 1 !u, II. 1111!11"rt
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,',1 11 churn; l artIlUIl1I
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1:R \t:i Of'i C}IA'C'I'F.LS-CAST(. hay lith(,'; pia'fin'nl f'11 wcit;hin'.; r,1t- 'PERMS ON CHATTELS -CASH,
1:'i' ' )\12i',l Il:\S BEEN ' 01 D tie \\ith 1'1.1, 1•t attach t11-t,lle., ;Wove; 1 \li \i ---.\I.: O T1 II'. 1...1 RN!, rim.
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ItOXY'P11EATItE,
CLINTON.
NOW I'l.A'i INC: "You Can't Ha -
ti, n L'Ite" and "Henry Aldrich's
i-ittle Seeiet „
M' n lays
.Tuesday, Wedn''sday
"SHINE ()N 11Al VEs'I' MOON„
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Ann Shet i lou, Dt nnis Morgan and
.Inch Carson,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Ti icsa Wright, Joseptl Cotton and
MacDonald Carey,
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t,rill,,r '1i It \-111\ .loll 1„tll:ll1t x.
"SHADOW OF A DOUBT"
COMING: Errol Flynn in:
'THE UNCERTAIN GLORY"
Mat,: Sat and Holidays at 2.30 p.ni.
I CAPITAL THEATRE
GOOERICH.
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NOW PLA Y 1 NG: "The Uninvited"
and "Memphis Belle" in Technicolor
IMon., Traci, Wed, Two Features
Richard Allen, Mary Beth Hughes
and June Havoc.
T.11 ,1 Ito 111 1 ..,.., of tilt- it '' 1' .
"TIMBER QUEEN"
Jinaly 1.ytl n Charles Smith
John Eitel.
Le,' 1 a l„ Hilar lau'lly i1)'„ a
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"HENRY ALDRICI1
HAUNTS A HOUSE"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
GEORGE FORMBY
I:I'Li :r1. 1'',ul!l,ll1>,; buil, ,,'ll !HI
11 ,\ hr. 11 i'1 1:111 pooh', 11 -',
'GEORGE IN 'HIE
il(::.1E GUARDS"
COMING: " MARK TWAIN"
starring Fredric March.
Mat,: Sat, and Holidays at 2.39 p nr. Mitt.:
and
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REGENT TIIEATRE
SEAFORTi.
Now 1'hi)nig: "THE PURPLE
11EAR'I" wills Dana Andrews
Monday, 1 uuaday, Wednesday
l:, \'\.11 , ; ILI- 111.1,1.. , 1,1-
"SNOW WHITE ANI) THE
SEVEN I)WARFS"
1, *pin.. I+„', 11u! !11 r:It,' (if
1 !u ', 1 1' i,.,t,n
-, ait.1111 _
Tours„ Fri„ Sat., -Two Features-
Richar,1 Ai:eu, Mary Beth Hughes
and ,lune Havoc
J,11.1- it. 1 1• 1"1 ,1 e „1
'TIMBER QUEEN"
Jimmy Lydon, Chalks Snti.h and
John Eitel.
I',uIr,l•.i:.'.' I1, 1 1 •t '\1,111 II t i -
1\rn"I'
"HENRY ALDRICII I(AUN•i'S
A HOUSE"
COMING: "TENDER COMRADE"
M
Sat. itnd Holida; s at :' :'0 p.m.
.2 ,'„ti-. , , I1 t - 1.1 11 :1t l'Hr
1'.
111 fifer, 1,, 1 t• if I•' ; 11 i +
tr to Ir' ,, II 1 1'1'1h 11'.. 1 ,1.1'1 tt 1
l• :I,, I '11 1 1
11 +,
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Lew. Ri m land, Auction, er It t • \V, o:!: r' \ 1 1' 1", 1111. 11111' \
11; 'lit :.!1 \\ t 1 vt 11
A1.1C'1'ION S:11,1: -1.,1, 1,:1.,11:1,,,,11.\.'\t„tiler x11,1 Hod
of MISSION BAND SALE & SUi'I'ER
CA'i'TLE, PIGS, HORSES
AND WOOD 111e tli.-I„n 1::In11 i!,Ixtil !1'11,!iil',' ,I
Ilot r lural h„>:; pit; critic ; It rel-: I;tininl_; hill sere,, „11111 II•df I."t 11, 't of \\ '11, :old
Giving tip \\ill be held „I,i ,t1 ,i',bll'ttl,
l;1 ani 1)'I:', and .,;ii 1 1 r„11 11 Irni r l'„nl 1''.,I"n 1, \l ores, 'Tu\\ n,hil,, .'•loot:' 3 miles west of Blyth, an Auburn Road •' in 1111' I1,, ,, 111111 /11wire; Hemlock ;ul'I Bari: 1:1111 Plan's: (ill:' 1" 1!11' I; -tate 1,i 111' 1 ate Fihl,,\ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28'1'11 ilJ
l:. ut"1! I LI. ,h \\.11,11 11'r "lin.'
Ila 1.
\11 r' i'1lletl'. 11.1
I•UI( SALE
c:11:1,-, Ih•h;h and
\'.I'1t 111 Itillall \elher�.
lir r,. It;tti1 f1.1-31),
2 •tont -II„\ els; chain,: 11'1 is • ; ,!',Ides. I.:1Id'1 tt•, will be of tel rd for ,;Ill' al 1'x1 t!t 1111. , 111 -.t 1\ 1 1 !,,
r. minencim.i al I;II 1,', lot L.
111) l'SI':I 1(11 1 I'.FFEI'"I•ti--11th or- the ,;1111' time awl !,late, subject to a ';r1' next 111-:-i.,tte for i111 I'itti111
1',;111; ellnon;ll'd; Ill n'tans; I:III'lll'll 1311- I�„1't'1'r 1''111. 1'l'I-t' I, ,111 tilt' III"t'IIII>l'S
1;II,, ;111! ;'!. , 11:11e11 for 11,11•.
I1'; •I bedst1':ul, with iliatlrrs,rti; aro!, I'; •tol'l'1' 1)rirli lUu1,e, \title I:ilrhell \lajor \'"111:11111, 111IItriclol. bIN THE ES'TAT'E of William Alexan-
cictir ;11111 I:itrtlr: chair': 2 rocl,"rs; til wit rklu.,1 ;'tt:t hell; Ilvn •IUxjh it. ll:u'o111 lachson, .\nrtj„neer, nil.:der Logan, late of the Village of Blyth,
Pictures; Iantp;; utirrors; 2
1)n"
Notice to Creditors
cloclai 2 \itll ,t'tnlih); un lcrnralh; straw shed 1 in the County of Huron, Iaqu;r•e,
(',c Finn', It,u•i \!iu for \la,iiti,: 1 Deceased.
it dist, the jnh, .1lex;unlcr I:r;_ (i';ul- \I1 1't'.'l11 I,.Itillt' 11,11111' ;1"tlitl tt the
Lundts1),,,,', Ontario,
1':,1;01. 1'f the ;'hocc d' it':l. - I arc 11
Illittll 1„ HI'.
Ili\• •;hole with the',Wit'1-
ft ir'he't S',litito:' sur the I: tate, nn or
lit fire the ,11.11 (1;1\ Ili 1)l t1,h('t', : \.i).,
•1 young sow', due ;t1) 'lit lit „I tie- .
tl.hcr; In good feeder ,tett•,; alll,nt still i 11!11, ;Bite \\Iiii'It ,Elle the ;1 -at., will he
I"'AAI I1,,. ''\ Illy
1' l•larrnet Ilolhn- Iall'tri!nll' 1 :um'uc,t till' i,:u'til', tritit-
er , i11 ,_: i, 11 tlltrt h', 1,1 itt r' ::tri! I l it to too
); idiom. nt •1; l;rus,cls, 11-! if. 1
;claim. of \\hi1'!1 n'tue shall'stir lie;tt
PULLETS FOR SALE ''i\tti•
1).V11.11) at Cliiit '1:, t11i, lith day of
'(1 Rosh Pullet, really to lay. .\1,!,l)' St•I,t tti!irr, .\,11., Pill.
to \\•;ted Knox, Phtlne ',i-12 1111'111. (1-1-1 F. FI\(,I,.\\I), i�.t-'„ Clinton, On -
hu 'Pi,
l-Eula, �,liirit11r fur tht .aid 1...-t att.. (i1 -,i,
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tr./ EAR iT ON YOUR ARM
enter
Every Canadian looks forward to that head- �'
line. Every Canadian believes that some day So011
a great victorious convoy \\'ill thunder down the road to Ber-
lin. huge Canadian trucks ... Canada's crack battle equip-
ment, and gallant Canadian soldiers, world's finest fighting
1111], will all be there.
Will you be with them on the road?... or at least, on the way?
The smashing defeats we must inflict upon the enemy before
that day, however, cannot be \von except by fierce, determined
fighting . , , and the First Canadian Army, you may be sure,
will help to deal the hammer blows that punch the way along
the Berlin road, •
That's why Canada's Army needs oleo and needs them NOW!
Join for General Service TODAY!
When Peace has Conic, you'll be proud to know (and know
that the world knows) you had your place in the )nighty force
that fought its way to final VICTORY.
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FOR SALE
Ito \•aur Pnllt t: eat each other : t'sx
I inn's
Poultry Tonic and \'itoluni
\r1' emir 1,11'in_ Bird, Talc ;old
Prodder. Alexander gest Cowling, ;ru1h'\' t'st I nnl's 1','nitrt' ('')ndi-
i.undcsh'Iro, Ontario,
boiler and iI':I ,tonal ('11;11-1 r. Alex -
HOUSE FOR SALE antler I'at: Lradinli, 1,011111,4'1'o, On -
9 -room ,olid brick dwelling on Dih-
tari,'.
sky street, II1?tb; Equipped with _'- POSTPONED
Picre hath and tlhrtricitc; l nil ,izt
11'tnme11t, good furnace; bit and cold
water It; stairs ❑1111 dmcn, and in the OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
basement, Good garage and hen h,n.,e AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
on the itrt'ittkt", aLtt dumber of fruit Tilt' 1111'tt'I''I\,I:r,l oII1111,net't'
true, :111,1 a gum] e;trdett, For l4l t'tlrll- .il'Ivl'd III�!1'ilcllutl, L'e'ill I\nhct't I l,llllll-
lar, write \V. 11Lyon, 'I'hurnll:tic, (ht- .11,11 1" ,,'ll lt\' i'nhl;r :nlrti"n. at 1 of 1',2
tarso, before (?clasher I:t1), UI -1 nhrt•„in't lU, lllllleti 'km11,11ii',
t\\n-
land-a-It Ilf nlilr, t;i't „f l.'lntic,brlro, nil
lin your Pullets go lame nr llar;tlyi-
tfl; "Krona" sto11 thein. \lexaudcl 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH
{,t e Grading, Londtsborn, ontarit'• ennlnleurin at 1 i',ul., 1111 foll'w'n:
II1Ol:S':ti-(1 hcr,il ;sunsuit arhJiIt;
\ cars „1'1,
OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS 1 ('.\"I"1'1.1•: -t Ilw, -1 )c,ir, olll; 2
I (trtih,l Jackson, .\nctitimer, 11:1, butt �8 \ roes 11!11: ; ,1,ri'te r,tltc, ; N"r;n'lint;
in.tructed by the undersigned I'rop•:steer; \r;u'!it i; heifer,
rittor, 10 sell by Public Auction at 1 s111. 1:1'--7
Clearing Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE
North -half of North -half Lot 42, Con- 1 1 NI 1'1 A'\TENTS-M.-11, binder, 7 -ft,
cession 7, l':;11 \\•atrvruh
, half toile feat : \I.-11. plower, 5-1t. tint; ),1.-1 1.
south of Iirhgr;'vc, on No, -1 1liehwa?, l,; -tooth rultit;;tor, with sttd 1111x; `1'1
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH ',Diamond Il,u•ro v',-1•,ect;o;i NI -1I.
c,unnlehciue at 1 P.m., the 1o11o1eine- steel roller; t btnrlt
HUliSF.S-Nlatrhed bay tc;tnl, 13 liLI1- nil!I flat rod. ; \\at"n box with
and 1.1 years old; bay colt, .3 years old. shelriuc,• t;ra\c1 Ti',: �ttil-lord t"1t
I'll; ;---\ ottllg sow•, bred on July 18; blt,l.'t;)'; Portlandclltt''r 1 1)tilti'Crat ;
2 , ws, bred on July 17; 12 chnnh<, ?stool. rack,; I lae rail, \t 1111 ,11111111.;*.
1',\'1'•TI.E--11hrh:1)n CMV, ju`t flush- lull; No,'1 Hutuy \\111.iue 1,1•'\1': No.
reed; Durham heifer, jtt,t fre,lu'h:d: 4!11 \!ct ornlirl.-Ilreriltg w,tlhilll: 1'1''1\•,
' Durham cart':;. due in February; Dor- flwarh• n1'\\ ; (hlthtc ri'lin14 plow; Rc:l•
haul cot\•, due in i:nntary; Ilius l'ow','frr\\' -Ates WO i1): 2 grihil,tont,;
(Inc in Fthrn;try; I11acl: cote, (Inc it iKnit'r r,rinder: -enfih'r: Siiti b'r,,t;
:\iu•il;
2 lark"' rows; 2 1)nrh;t.In licit-:(i,htnU',riming milt; Cat; truck: \\'or.-
ers, due in J:tt teary; Durham hrifcr• Inlan ;Intl \\•aril car, \vitll role, and
due in Fchruary; Durham steer. tis-il,tlllc},; 11. II. rootlnlll,ct: 11e1aval
iitg .1 years; heifer, 2 vetr, old; •l No. i' t'Il',tttl ,tlrt (,'i'; Steel ‘‘;tier
'`'leers, (1,1111;2 years; Ittlrh;tln Ilt'lll'I', I tI•I'llljh; !lay .'lilt; 2 nal, 11,irrels; it-rti
rising 2 years: !I yearlings; 8 calve, I1,ettlt ;N'1, grain 1)aes ; 2 r1)„P ooze :
!NI I'LI NII?NTS- \irt'tn•rllich-l)i r- Set 'wary bac!;-hand harness; Set sin-
ine fertilizer I1 :11; \I. -H. minter, new; I};le h;n•ttr•,; ( uantitc 1 "1'tn 'cmlock
\I,-11, hay loader, new; NI. -11, dump h ltiti r: (luantitr '-inch plank; _'.
rake, nearly tit\t' : \I.--11, hinder, 7 -ft. ,i\ Inc, : ,1 'nt ,c c,'lklr. ; 1 30 lilt,. 1If
el111 \l. -Il. rnitivttor; Nlrtotntich-,,,It,; t),itlltit\ of ha?; \\hifi!ch'tt's;
Iteeriut4 \tall:iill; P:ut\ ; l•nchshutt ttil- \rr1
int glow ; srhfflerx set of ll,trro\t,;';uU1 oyer arl,rlr, tits rainier liI 111
t ltvtt tt sltiell,, \\'itll flat each; wait- ,111 m(ion.
lin; wagon, 'with steel \\•heel,; sit llt)t'SI:11(11 11 1•:1'FI't'b5 _1iedr,1on1
double ',n'ttrss ; 1111\\ It t nr,s ; hay uhe ; Nl ori i, chair; 214-1, w,111 mat -
fork; :rl sling rope,; NI. -I1, irt'atn Iii' t,1 1 nlllirt leaf 1,)1,1x; Centre tali-
,rParator; electric motor, one-sixth 1'; `nt.all 1:11)1x; \\";I.,11 stand: ONan;
horse I'm\1'r; electric motor. one -!guar No. ni kifihrll tlllir,; Lt t,hnar,l: ,I;1\-
1tr hor',c 110‘‘f r; pump jar!:; Tann', 'ell w:l,llini; a ariliuc; 1),1i•y clnrrn;
w'ay hroodtr stoyc, coal, Hct\ ; ,i cliirh' Coal nil ticatt•r: 1.x111»:t,ll-
rn s}Ielt,'rs, new'; wberlb;u'rtw, V11'111 1'11et,: Cr ick,; \l irrors; and odor at tir-
fcuic; 1t sap fall,, new: rninht•r 1'1 1cs,
1 1en;,tina to h, ,old trithnttt tcsrryr
(tilt 1)h<hi is of mixed gain. TERMS OF SALE -CASH
.\ i-F\\'.\iiTIt'l.l:S 1)1 I:t"RNI"1 Ri'
TE It MS OF SALE -CASH. Ro'ct t 11.Imittnn, Prnprittor.
1' 1.111'1 \Vols., Proprietor. \', :"i.uu 11. yiot'ritt, Auctioneer.
11, rind lats
k,in, ,\nctiunccr. Il,t
r
United States War
And Great Britain's
Britain has decided R_.l:n't an
Immediate rt-un1ptinn of iitili,ln
goods production, such as the \V.
P,13. has ordered in the United
States, Theve are several tt1-Gss
for this decl'in, halt a maul' one
is that the United 1\incd:ln1 must
keep production up for it, intensi-
fied war ag;u ist japan n w:len Hit-
ler is beaten, says The 1�L ':rose
Daily Reccr,l.
ACCOI NTAN'VS . Al II'1'slt(S
COMPLETE MONTHLY S! IIVIt'1?,
email busine- es our spt'Hally,
All Government rt p,,i t'; prepared.
Brett & I' nlpdn}, s 11'ellingtuu
East,
Alt NINI ?t
GRANITE UTENSILS REPAIRED
quickly and smoothly with plastle
cement. Mend -Hole gu:ranked
fireproof or nwney refunded.
Price 25c postpaid. Interesting
spare time agent's proposition,
Address Mend -Holes, 462 Notre
Dame East, Montreal.
BABY CHICKS
400 BARRED ROCKS PULLETS.
nolle Leghorns. three monthtt old,
sell or e\clianl:e for other poul-
try, Zamnl:t Pro'., 6 Kane Ave.,
Toronto.
VOME HEAVY BREED CHIt'KS—
dayolds and started --available for
prompt shipment. If you want
October or Nor' nibcr ch1oks—
order note, 0 to G wick ndt once
ordering ne s:,ry. Our fall
Service Bulletin just off the press
—write for your copy. Brny
hatchery, 13, John St, North,
Ilantllton, Ont.
DYEING & CLEANING
HAVE ruse ANYTHING N[:b:Dy
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
ment 11, Parker's Dye Rorke
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To-
ronto.
EDUCATIONAL
ATTEND BUSINESS COLLEGE
this Fall, theist on Gregg Short-
hand, taught In over 18,600
schools, choice of highly -paid
etenographers, sec retar1esi and
reporters. "Graduate eooner with
Gregg."
FOR SALE
roil SALE—COMPLETE CREAM-
ery, package 50 gal. pasteurizing
plant Including cooling pump and
I% h,p, holler, all in good con-
dition. \Vrite for particulars to
J. P. Cybulskie, Barry's Bay, Ont,
PEDIGItELI) ANGORAS, STOCK
first class woollcrs from long
line of priz,_ winners, Valle re-
cent. \\'111iutn E. Birley, IR,It,
No. 2, furls, Ont,
$12.60—RIDING SADDLES
leather girth, stirrups cola leath-
ers, excellent condition; felt pads,
12.60 each; buggies, wagons,
carte, 225 '.:oliegc, Toronto, Ont.
HI.IPIT HARNESS DRESSING —
bineet leather and harnesa pre-
servative. Slipit also has many
houeehold uses 26c up at most
grocery, hardware and chain
stores, A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories, Toronto.
LILECTHIC :,1UTU1t,s, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belt e,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd., 2826 Uufferin SL,
Toronto.
DANDY \VIIITE FLEMISH GIANTS,
2 to 4 muntha 5J,96 Lich; 4 to 6
$4.00 each. Goldfield Rabbitry,
Box 207, Geraldton, Unt,
NEW ANI) USED CAR ANI) TRUCK
parts. Riverside Auto farts, 616
Queen E., Toronto, 2.
JREGISTEIILD J E R S E Y BULL
with papers. Eighteen months
old. \Vele bred. Apply to Herb-
ert Whalls, Fingal, Ont,
"VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS
and repair parts are always
available either at your local
dealer or direct from Swedish
separator Co. Limited, 72u Notre
Dame \Vest, Montreal, Que.
A1ANITOiIA HEREFORD IIItEED-
ars' Association Sale of 100 reg-
fltered polled end horned Here-
fords at auction, October 17th,
Provincial Exhibition Fair
Ground,, Brandon. Manitoba. For
catalogue write J. It. Bell, Live
Stock Cornm!s:oner, Legislative
Bulldinva, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
PURPLE niI.1;ON BRED AMEHI-
cnn Pie bu:: terrier pups, pedi-
greed and rc.:,stercd: site and
dam were lint erted from United
States. Bri6'c" Kennel, Wood-
bridge, ilutai:c,
PROFITABLE; WELL ESTABLiSI3-
cd flour mill (export and domes-
tic), with gess,line, wood dealer
and hauling; business in con-
nection, for sale on account of
111 -health, w:th residence of 6
rooms. Loc::ted In splendid Mani-
toba tows.. Yearly turnover of
180,000. I'rt'e 09,000 with $5,-
000 rash. Write owner, Box 145,
73 Adelaide w-., Toronto.
FARM 1'ItODI C'i:
1MIAtITEiIN LIVESTOCK FEEDERS
can obtain carload lots of barley
and oats for feels purposes under
Nan r'. of the \`-he-it Hoard. Cnn
Introduce you to Western ven-
dors of feed grass'. Present
prices, barky 65e, outs 52c de-
liver ed Fort William. Also pus-
aibly few r;,l's 0.A.(', 21 \1.ttting
barley. Rs1:e11:shad over 36 ycare.
Address F'redrielc Ind, Lloyd-
minstcr, Saslc.
QUILT SAMPLES
F1JG11 GRAiDE SVITINGS AI3OUT
0 x 9 makes everlasting quilts
40 samples 51.45 postage included.
We also have half yard REM-
NANTS for boys' knee pants from
all color Worsteds, sizes outlined
on material 97c each, postage
included. Louis Itice, 301 Spadtna
Avenue, Toronto,
r FAIiM FOR SALE
48,000-100 ACRES, ALL TILL -
able, Durham county on 7A High-
way, 65 miles Northeast Toronto.
Excellent soil, buildings, water;
tramedlate possession; sacrifice,
death reason selling. Apply own-
er, Mrs. Amelia Marlow, Nestle -
ton, Ont.
150 ACRES, BUILDINGS, AI'I'ROX-
imately 100 acres of bush (in-
cluding hardwood, oak), trout
stream, close to highway. Close
In Oshawa and PowmanvRie; to
petele silts e. Apply Nina E.
":end'•, (''(.1 fxrir..111•17, Insurance brok-
er, cowman,. ille, Ontario.
1It•re is an an-«cr to those Ante -
ti( ,u,s %rho h.tte gut -tf„re(1 l'ti-
tain'a prvrni-t', wl.,t 11,t\e stgntd
1)1 t t'e war ti,ti::-t GernlanV is
net "oar war,” ;t,d that the 1'nited
States :diould 1 e ‘-‘1, - u; ,tl, l on
:. n„t. t' .it her
Inrp'1.'IC ;I.' ;i is wi:i d,, tr
out a utile lo:u tr so that v;len
the time coati's she m,tt be alde to
to:a leer full ttei i,t of labor, arms
an,l Hien t':, the 11.lcit.it for vii tory
in tl,e common tI taws.
11(1111)11I'k.lNe:
AMBITIOUS GIRLS and
MIDDLE AGE
woolen, Ie: rn dre-tient; nt Cnn•
idu', finest and largest schools.
Refilled, dignified work, Splendid
pay. Write or call for free liter-
ature. Marvel Ilalydressing Schools,
355 Moor Street, 'Toronto. Brooches
44 lint; Street, Hamilton, and 74
Rideau Street, Ottawa.
L 1: A It N 1L11R1)ItESSING TILE
Robertson method, Information
on request regarding classes,
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto,
iHO'l'I:LS W'AN'TED
DO YOU \VANT 'rt) SELL POUR
hotel? We specialize in the Bale
of hotels and have many custom-
ers desirous of purchasing. It
you will write or phone I will
arrange to Inspect your hotel,
Bert \Vele & Sun, 1605 Dundas
Street, London, Ont.
111:1.1' WA N'I'ED
COOK GENERAL, 560,00 TO 500
monthly, references, Apply to
1!re. W. H. Comstock, 109 King
Mt. E., Brockville, Ontario.
MEDICAL
STOMACII AND 'rIIREAD WORMS
often are the cause of 11l -health
1n humans, all apes. No one inn -
mune! \Vhy not find out if this
is your trouble? interesting par-
ticulars—Free! \1'rlte \Iulvcney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.
rlll)VI:N Its ikr,Y--R\'P:Ttv SI'F-
frrcr of Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Item-
edy. Munro's Drug Seers, 335
Eigin, Ottilwa. Postpaid 51 0,
BAl'?IEEKA FOOT PALM destroys
offensive odor instantly, 45c
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa.
RHEUMATIC 1'AiN? RELIEVE
Rheumatic Pain with 1'ertnol
Rheumatic Arthritic Polo Tab-
lets . , safe, efftctive end sure,
At your druggist's or tend 51.00
and receive one month's supply
pcstpatd. Fernlol Distributors,
Pox 712, London, Ont.
DON'T DELAY! EVERY SUI'FP•_P.-
er of Rheumatic Patna or Nem,
lttn should try Dixon's Remedy.
Munro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. Postpaid 51.00,
LOOK TEN YEARS YOUNGER BY
petting rid of those ugly wrink-
les, large pores, soggy ekin,
Grattnn's Wrinkle Lotion is the
finest face astringent' on tho
market, fully guaranteed. Order
a bottle today, 01.00 postpaid.
.1. L. !tire Agency, Box 191, Kit-
chener, Ontario.
I10TOGIIAI'tIT
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Tour films properly developed and
printed
8 OR 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 25c
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
Yon may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get till
tho quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
IMPERIAL PiiOTO SEI VICE
Station J. Toronto.
SPECIAL PRICES
ON COLORED AND FRAMED
ENLARGEMENTS
Quality Enlargements 4x6" In Deau-
tiful easel mounts, 3 for 25c. Fram-
ed in Gold, Silver, Circassian
Walnut or I31acic Ebony finish
frames, on ivory mats 7x9", 69c
each. If coloured 79c each,
ANY SIZE ROLL
6 or 8 exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
Get prompt mail service on quality
work at low cost. Satisfied custom-
ers till over Canada will tell you
Dint Star Snapshot Service does the
beet ss'ork.
DON'T TAKE RISKS
WITH YOUR FILMS
Snapshots can never be taken ngaln.
Send your rolls to Canada's largest
and finest finishing studio—
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
I3ox 129. Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Your Name and Address
Plainly on All Orders.
PATENTS
FIS'rHERSTONIIAUGII & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of information on re-
quest.
SHEEP
100 YEARLING EVES (Rambouillet
Merino and Corredale cross) for
immediate delivery. 10,000 0 and
6 year old breeding ewes and
40,000 Feeder Lambs for delivery
after September 1st. Southern
Saskatchewan Woolgrowers As-
sociatIon, ?daple Creek, Sasltatch-
c wan. G. S. lierringer, Secretary'.
STAMPS
BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLONES.
Set of three 25 cents. S. Breadner,
1002 Somerset St., Ottawa. '
WAN'T'ED
RANTED TO BUY, 11CSI1 LANDS
or forms containing bush lands,
suitable to cut furniture lumber.
\Vrite Ilogtlon & Gross, Furniture
Co. Ltd., Walkerton. Ont.
WANTED, RELIABLE FA IIMEI1S,
who have teed and fncllities to
fatten young cattle for market,
for fixed price per pound of gain
in weights. Owner will supply
meal, or part grain, it necessary,
nn account contract. Nearer To-
ronto the better, \Vrite fully,
W. Post Office, L'ox 676, Toronto,
WANTED TO BUY: ALL KINDS OF
hard wood and soft wood logs,
also small quantity bolts. Write
Bogdon & Gross, Furniture Co,
Ltd.. Vallterton, Ont,
AGENTS WANTED
OAS SAVER, PATENTED, t'ROV-
-e n, guaranteed. Fits nit motors.
If you have other full time em-
ployment, write for proof, ng(n''y
proposition, Victory Mfg. Com-
pany, Cornwall, Ontario.
LOOKS BAD -- BUT ISN'T
No, this B-25 medium bomber is not on fire, The flames and smoke
streaming from it are from rocket take -off units, used to assist
heavily laden planes into the air from short runways. Photo was
taken at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, where the AAF Material
Command made successful tests of the device,
West To Harvest
Record Wheat Crop
Wtstero Canada is sharpening up
he sickles to cut one of the largest
grain crops on record, says the
Lethbridp: Herald. Variously es-
timated from 450,000,000 bushels to
over 500,000,000, It will be a most
satisfactory crop.
It is well that the season has
turned out so favorably, There
was a time in the spring when,
following an abnormally mild dry
winter, it looked very doubtful
for a normal grain crop this year.
Most farmers would have been pre-
pared to fettle for a 12 -bushel aver-
age. Instead of that the average
for the whole \fest will be 20 bu-
shels or better, The Allied war
effort is not going to be hampered
through shortage of food supplies
to far as Canada is concerned.
Nazis Scuttle Fleet
In Bay of Biscay
The German fleet in southwest
France, both naval and mercantile,
has been scuttled in the Bay of
Biscay and in the Gironde River
channel near Bordeaux, it was
learned recently.
The fleet consisted of a number
of torpedo boats, submarine auxi-
liary ships, light submarines,
armed trawlers and many coastal
freighters.
The freighters could be seen
from the Spanish shore today. They
put out from Bayonne and St.
Jean de Luz for a few miles and
were scuttled by their crews, who
went back ashore in lifeboats,
The Germans evidently chose not
to risk the perilous voyage through
the English Channel to home bases
in light ships. Their heavier U-
boats based on Bordeaux, left tome
days ago,
Nazis Drop Potato
Bugs On England
I Lr l;u liana used loddIst hugs
115 a fit! t rallllt r of the Fs'i!'rt wea-
1 til' V-1 lit int; booths, a 'c ientj,t
of the \lini-icy of :\prirnllure said
rtcentic.
lie ',,id titrnt;ut plate, dropped
('ot.radn beetles in •In effort ti,
damage the 7,000,000 ton liriti'h
potato crop,
Odd spy, Mit tiq of the beetle pre-
valent in 1 'rii;ltty, eters di•cotcrcel
in s_,uliirrn l:nl;hu.d,
:t x+:, -4,4y „
TfliS UTTER
12 it 200.2400Ibr,1 •
LAST (1TTER
5 xx 200:I000Ibs,
1(10016r,
0#00
INCREASE PIG LITTERS e e
STOP BREEDING TROUBLES
reed Res Wheat Cerro 00 to your Sows and
loars, It's the scientific way, used by hundreds of
successful hon breeders, to overcome common
non.orgnnle breeding troubles, increase the site
of litters, secure .Ironger, heullhler pigs, promote
easier farrowing and gel slow breeders settled
promptly,
Rea 011 supplies, in o concentrated and stuble
form, the nutritional factors so essential to proper
functioning of the reproductive system,
Rex Oills economical—a little goes a tang way—
s few pennies worth now will
mean EXTRA DOLLARS In profits
for you when market time comes.
Start using Rex Oil right away,.,
You'll be amazed al the results,
Available at feed, seed and
drug stares everywhere,
4 os. -51,25
20 oz. - 55.00
VIOBIN (CANADA) LIMITED
N.O.G. Postal Station -Box 56
Montreal, Clue.
Have You Heard?
In tit middle of their shopping
tour, tau women s1,.,liped for a
chat.
"And what's }our Irl-hanl do-
ing now i•' ,:skeel the firs:, pre>ent-
1y,
"lut tieing round ;Ind te'.!:ng
evcrvioudy what llitler wii: do
nes!," was the reply,
'.'filen 11c's a hit of proi
"Not notchd do far ;.' I'n: c)n-
cern' d, 111%z a Plead
A Scotsman recently played
a piano for 48 hours without
stopping. lie is then said to
have returned the instrument
to the dealer who had let him
have it on two days' approval.
—0 --
The newly-v.eds had just gc.: off
their traits,
'John, hn, dear," said the bride, ''let's
try to make tate people think we've
been married a luau time,"
"'All right, honey," -tat the ass-
wcr, "you caret' the suitca<c.n
FRES11ER, CHEAPER FOOD for your table
by men who think of tomorrow
TOMORROW'S EVERGROWING GARDENS ... Why should garden -fresh vegetables
be available only In summer? Why should rich, ripe strawberries be a luxury in winter? Men who think
of tomorrow are doing something about it. in Scotland, where seasons are short, it has
been possible to grow six to eight crops of vegetables a year by heating
truck gardens with underground steam pipes—under glass in winter,
open to the oil in summer.
mEN WHO THINK OF TOMORROW are
, planning to feed the world better than
it has ever been fed before, to make
it healthier than ever before. It is a
glorious future to which we may look , , .
but only offer the war is won!
Are you working at your "MU' job" as Bard as
you can?
Are you saving and turning in wastepaper to
help meet the serious shortage this country faces
in the manufacture of containers for war materials?
Are you collecting and turning in every last
drop of fat from your kitchen to help feed the
hungry machines that turn it into TNT?
Are you heeding the Government's plea to
curtail your personal travel so that troops.. and
Snpl)lie; ctu1 move freely over our ah'I ;I(ly con-
s
gest cd tratlspurltil ion systems ?
littve you :Itltic'tl your blood to Roti of lnilliinls;
of others lo provide life , a\ ing plasnut for our
wounded?
And hlt\'o ''(ll iuerett ed your p01t'el trs of \!':u'
Savings (.'ortific:cles and 'Victory llnniis to 1lie
limit of your 111)11113' . , . 011(1 are you hohliiig
on to them?
Only by working as hard as we can
at these and scores of other "war jobs"
will we be sure of Victory ... an(1 the
ever -ripening fruits of Victory. Let us oil
be MEN W11() 'THINK OF T0MORRO\V!
* TIE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM *
All Seagram planta in Canada and the United ,States are eugngcd in the, production of high -proof alcohol to help speed the war to a victorious end
Nigh -proof Alcohol for war is used in the manufacture of Smnkele,s Po vtl'r, i'lastics, Compasses, Drugs and Medicines arul many other wartime proelucte.
C.P.R. MAGIC EYE DOORS MAKE TRAVEL EASIER
Ti:is Royal Canadian Air Force officer, his wife and their baby too, judging by the satisfied expres-
uicn, are boosters for the new "magic eye' doors installed at the Windsor Station in Montreal by the
Canadian Pacific Railway as an aid to luggage -laden travellers. The new installation, first of its
kind in a Canadian railway station, depends on a photo electric cell to act as a switch and set cont -
pressed air working to open the doors. Interruptionof a beans of light, invisible to the naked eye, is the
"magic" which starts the photo electric cell working and causes the portals to swing open without
them being touched.
PRELUDE TO A RECONNAISSANCE IN ITALY
Somewhere in Italy, Major Frank Johnson, (right) of Three Rivers, Que. gives last minute instructions
to Lient George Anderson, Toronto, as men of an Armoured Brigade get ready to have a look-sco at
the German lines.
ARMY CAMERAMAN FIRST CANADIAN TO ENTER PARIS
Feeling a bit embarrassed by the Impulsive welcome he is getting, is Capt. Colin McDougall of
Ottawa, Ont. A member of a Canadian Army Film and Photo Unit,, Capt. McDougall was the first
Canadian soldier to enter the French capital, Such was the excitement at seeing a Canadian unifornt
that the crowds of laughing, friendly Parisians literally jammed the street and brought his jeep to
a stop. '
THEY HEED WORDS OF WISDOM
When Sgt. Olin Dows, Rhinelander, N. Y., talked to this group of Germans, taking advantage of his
fluent knowledge of their own language, his words made sense, He convinced them that further fight
was hopeless, so 56 men surrendered to him.
HANGING AROUND
Indulging their long -suppressed
desire to jeer at their Nazi op-
pressors, citizens of a French city,
liberated by Allied forces, parade
through streets with German sol-
diers hanged in effigy.
SECURITY TALKER
Pictured above, as he arrived in
Washington, is Dr. V. K. Wel-
lington Koo, Chinese ambassador
to Great Britain, who is chief of
China's delegation to the four -
power postwar security talks at
Dumbarton Oaks.
WIDE EXPERIENCE
U. S. Army nurses never know
what they'll bump into when on
sctive duty, so Lieut. Rose K,
Frazer wasn't surprised to find
herself feeding a day-old native
infant on Saipan Island,
FRENCH
PREMIUM LIVER PATTIES
1 pound live[ 1 cup fine
Christie s 2 tablespoons chopped
premium Soda celery leaver
2 tablcspoot,s chopped
1 cup water Cracker crumbs {;been pepper
c
1 2 small onions 1 egg, be tell 1 green pep lemon
1 teaspoon salt
_ cupliveryl teaspoon poppet juice
stock pan. Cover and simmer for five
Drain water and reserve VChnsuo s
Place liver in water in shallow
storkres over Ino flame. onions. d to ground liver with
stock, Grind liver and onions, Pour snick over'atcies and
Premium Songre lients. cMixbwell.s l Shap
einton}"
Ur wining 6 goodness of Christie's Premium
brown in hot fat. The flaky K spreads. Always
Soda Crackers brings osouclse full
orb fruit other foods. Adds
extra relish to salads, i X9244"
keep 'a package or two on band,
ChriStie's
Bi.UltS
There's a wartime duty Joe, every Canadian
CHRISTIE, BROWN AND COMPANY LIMITED .bakariatr TORONTO & WINNIPEG
'IMPREGNABLE' --. UNTIL YANKS CAME
Pity tete poor Heinies who were snug in this concerte pillbox in
France, confident that it was "impregnable." Yank tank gunners
made Swiss cheese of it.
OUR WOUNDED
While others wait on stretcher, wounded Yank is hoisted aboard
hospital ship in France headed for England. They were trans-
ported from interior to port by hospital train.
CITIZENS EXAMINE TANKS
Modern war and ancient peace strongly contrasted as citizens examine tank stopped before Notre Dame.
F -A -GE S.
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Fall and Winter Needs
• Children's Huse, cotton and \\'(►ol 2"5c to 75c
Children's Golf Hose elastic t(► ► �)(►c A
l thr \\cc,.-cnd
Boys' Wool Trousers
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\ I: Coil: i, ,lu nding
\\ith tri^n,l, in Toronto.
Mr and Nit,. Sam Darr
thi. weyl.
til,c11t
over
\\lilt friend, in I'ytt•...,
A!Inv h;tchencr and Niagar i Fall,.
tiI AIr,. Andrew hirkc,n tial .t eiit thy
A tied,-rn 1 tti;!1 Air. and NIr. Ittrt
R'Ii,itr.
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IAlt•. and \Ir,. Mande\• Clark awl
FS Lundy tit Nleaiord ,,,,,,lit over Smithy
tAi tt it'. AIr. ant! NI r.. Fun•r.on Wright.
lit.-Lic,it. I avttn gray of Vancony-
1,.,..\\a, .1 brio' \i•itor in Myth on AI m -
S tta\•. .\ I1n1.t of old friend, were happy
ii
A to greet ltiin ;wain, awl to .yy him
1.4 1,,t.l:in:; ,o well.
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Grey \Vool Blankets each ,$•1,51
86" White Flannelette per yard 22c
Good assortment Shoes, Rubbers Rubber loots,
Olive McGill
all Nlr. June. I.aitllitty ha, rcttirnitl
lett t)IDtr9t111NI ADtk;1.Dt2121,1d1312131+'h7t3t Dilk)..120, ?fa::4v2tat2)a);; l /Di n t2tDM)/2t 11 '111 where .itc Iia, been with
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Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
Morning Delivery. North of 1)insley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - $1.00 or Over.
SHREDDED WHEAT
RED ROSE COFFEE
CORN SYRUP 2 LB. AND 5 LB. PAILS
OXYDOL, CHIPSO, LUX PER PKG. 25c
SUNLIGHT SOAP ... 3 BARS 20c
MATCHES 3 BOXES 29c
PAULA SUGAR SUB 39c
RUBBER RiNGS, SEALERS, METAL RINGS
MEDIUM CHEESE,
NO. 1 WHITE HONEY _. 2 LB. GLASS JARS, 4 LB. PAILS
2 Pkgs. 25c
PER LB. 4:c
PEAS. WATER GLASS.
fi
A Lather, AIr. (leorgc 1Iirttn..
gI
\\'innifred Cowan, N., of
l orn\vall, i, \ i• iti i hrr mother, Al l
1). Cowan, and ,i,tir, \Ir.. 11. Alorri
I and AIr. AI eyrie t.
Ai,tcl)ur,it1t1 of 1ta],yiniry, anti
hrr ,!intgintr, :tic'. Vining, ut :\jig, i,
vkitine, :It the hone nt the forma',
\tr. \\ ill ant Creighton, of Lindon
A\\ .1, a yi,itor it' Myth uVcr the wed: -
end.
NleCalt of Toronto i<
l,cndin; a roulJc "f \v, eti \with \1r.
and AIr,. \\ ill Gibs nt•
A
14 I \I r. ;111,1\I ,. 1\'e,lt \ lcrnt\ n, of
lime\ale. vi,it, I with Airs. John Graig
/i at the hinny of .•\tt•. and AIr.. Clarence
H 1 tti1 ton, on Saturday.
Ali,. l.o:. .1un1,t:11c eutcrt;tincil
to eiwht "f tier •.eliol chum, ata birthday
party la,t 'I'hers•lay• (i;til e. \very en•
o i„\
ell by all.
ill I \Ir. Pa.iit t t kt(lin nd tea, a `nn -
a(lay vkit,n• at the home of Mr. anti \Ir,.
\\'. I, I1•dlaha:1.
ANII„ lean Ncthery left on Nlor,clav
wl. •
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pu.sitivn in the Itank of Coni nerve a,
V1,it(d Lou Lon relatiyr, recently.
Doherty Bros.
GARAGE.
Acetylene and Electric I
Welding A Specially.
Agents h'or International- 1
\White Rose Gas and Oil.
Car Painting and Repairing. 1
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BAKERY
Harvester Paris & Supplies
BREAD, CAKES,
PIES and BUNS,
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THERMOS BOTTLES
WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE
MONTSERRA'i' LIME .IUiCE
NOXZEMA (FOR SUN BURN) ..
SUN TAN OIL
DURATION LEG 1)0
FI.Y SPRAY
"IT” • WI -HTE SHOE POLISH
mom BLOCKS
IIAVOK MOTi1 CRYSTALS
2 -WAY FLY REPELLANT
SO 'PLIES
$1.35 ANI) $2.35
. 55c
17c, 39c, 59e
49c
20c ANI) 31c
15c AND 25c
10c AND 25c
49c
. 59c AND 9$c
1)ue to the shortage of Merchandise and In conform
to 4hc hours
of those stores affreled by tht, new Government ruling, this store
will remain closed Wedncsdlty after 0.00 p.nt,
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
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DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLI'A1'ER—PHONE 2!*.
ALWAYS ON I IAN 1) •:i...�,.. . . ... ..4 .
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PHONE SIS - BLYrltl-I.
Vodden's
BAKERY,
\WAEN IN NEED OF
BREAi), BUNS, PIES,
IIOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REMEMBER
"THE IIOME BAKERS"
H. T. VODDEN,
tt'ni; i .fry clerk, NI Ii
ter 111111 1';II'ler returned to I.,nld ,ll
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What Does Inflation Mean to
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You and Me ?
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Why, we coul In't huy enough food
$ to keep our families healthy under
inflation. For wages and salaries
never catch up to prices when they start
to soar!
How would we like to pay $1.10 a
L r9) dozen for eggs? You say it can't
happen? Don't forget it's already
happened right here in this Domin-
ion, during the last war. And it will happen
agailr ... unless we're on our toes to keep
the cost of living down. Every Canadian must
face this challenge! It's our responsibility.
But he of good heart. Living costs
tQ have risen LESS in Canada than
t•,)) anywhere else. Canada leads the
world in the fight against inflation.
HERE'S HOW IT'S DONE—
In 1941, Canada determined to
control the cost of living. Price
ceilings were established on wages,
rentals and commodities; subsidies
were paid on essential foods; goods in short
supply were rationed ... so that everyone
could get their fair share at a price they could
afford to pay!
Ilut control of prices is a two-way
responsibility. It needs your support
if it is to continue working effectively.
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So make this
Pledge Today
1 PROMISE to give my support
to keeping the cost of living
down. I will buy only what I
need—I will observe the ceil-
ing whether buying or selling
goods or services. I'll pay off
old debts, save for the future,
invest in Victory Bonds and
War Savings Certificates—and
will support taxes which help
lower the cost of living.
fom SM14%e44/
Published by
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
to reveal the dangers which inflation can mean to all the people of Canada.
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ONTARIO
R om Suites
PIany 1;eautil'ul Suites tu1(1 Odd Pieces in the
latest styles are displayed on our floors and are
being offered at Moderate Prices,
All Attractive W'Valnut. Suite in the popular
Waterfall Style is displayed in our \\'ill(lo\\' this
\;'('ek.
We of'f'er a nice selection O1' Slllltn(10 Steel
Beds, Mattresses and Silgless Fed Springs at popu-
lar 1►l'ices.
A call \vi11 convince ,you of the many excellent
values \Ve are, offering,
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Home Furnisher . — Phones 7 and 8 — Funeral Director,
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ONTAR!
RMERS
THIS is an appeal to THE FARMERS OF ONTARIO. The Packing
Plants of Ontario, which process and ship your livestock for
export,' ARE SERIOUSLY SHORT OF MEN. Every available Farmer
of Ontario is urged to offer his services for employment in one of
the Packing Plants in this province as soon as the essential work
of the farm is completed. OVER 1,000 men are requil;ed to st'rt in
the month of September alone. Good hourly wages will be paid.
Transportation to the plant will he proviL :.c'. Assistance will be
given in arranging board and room,
With full staffs, the Packing Plants of Canada have ample capacity
to handle even the tremendously increased uuuibers cf Cattle, sheep
and swine, which Canadian farmers have ready for market this year.
When operating to capacity the Packing Plants can keep the market
cleared and Iivostock can be slaughtered, processed and shipped at
its most profitable time, when 1t is at its market peak, 'thus, lasses
which occur when anini•=.Is ,-re held beyond the peak - thtouyh
additional feeding costs, through falling away from peak condition
arid through the danger to price structures when supply threatens
to exceed demand —are avoided.
Last year several hundred Ontario fanners volunteered for work in
the plants in pro':es: i.1g their own products and protecting their own
interests. Production for export this year has increased by 40%.
nt
of
Available man -power has shrunk by 23
The Ontario Farrar Service Force, iu conjunction with Employment and Selective
Service has undertaken the task of raising sufficient help from Ontario farmer:;
to keep Packing Plants operating to capacity this year. This department of
the Ontario government's Department of Agriculture feels that this extension
of its service is as vitally important to the interests of the farmers of this prov-
ince as anything it has yet undertaken. The 1 o' d of meat as a primary essential
food to our Allied Armies, to the pcople of Great Britain and to the starving
millions in countries being liberated by our victorious armies, is the basic
consideration. In addition, efficient operation in the processing and marketing
of livestock is nec:e2.3e ry in protecting 111e greatest export market ever opened
to Canadian farmers.
Your services are ncecicd horn new until spring. if you cannot devote that
full period of time, a month or more will be of great assistance.
OFFER YOUR SERVICES AS S0O.i AS PO' Si3LE. 1t yon cannot oo to work at once, call or write,
stating that you will come, and cit whey dote you ;vial he available. Remember you will be servirg
your own best interests as well us playin't a \ita1 patriotic part in serving your country.
o for full informulion or offering your services, ripply in person, phone or write to your nearest office of
EMPLOYMENT AND SELECTIVE SERVICE
or write to
THE ONTf. -.IO FARM SERVICE FORCE
PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO
Published :'ndcr Authority of \VP•I1
DOMINION -PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR — AGRICULTURE — LABOUR — EDUCATION