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VOLUME 55 - NO. 13. BLYTH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOV, 15, 1911,,Subscription Rates $1,50 in Advance; $201 in the U.S.A.
BLYTH FINISHES FIRST WITH 156.10 PERCENT, $71,850
Every Municapity Exceeds Quota, Many By Large Margin
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l'ht. Comity of Ilttr., it can he justly
prowl of it', tet•ord in the 711i \'ietory
Loan jiki t111 hided. It \v,r, the mos(
sticee•..l'il ;,11). ,1) far conducted,
and (Very mtwisipality. rt.ached IIiir
and 11, the majority of casins
0111('( livc, 1111 hY 111c siivi lc, 11,
st•riptions \vay .1\.er the hip,
Stich t\ -as Pic t a; Idyll] 11 Ilere the
41i1jeil;Vr 1%•;1", I eadlell ; et]; 111-1111.
the clone of the I tri%.e. The N'il-
e•tabli,hel a lon11 lead the opt.n.
hut day. , the Itrivt,. a lead \\ hich \\•;i
maintained tit:mm.11.nd, \Ve ill
the lead for a ft.\y hour, (1.1
vIiiii .liiIii'ii \\'i 'i11,111 :111Call,
fillaby into a rare tii
lite 1Iuron Comnt). ,Nii. School, and this
kept can \•asst.,.. and the local bald;
manager, NI r Ir, lilyping right do\\
the holmstre•11 to the \\Ire. lint the
objet•tit•t• \\ as ;,itaine.l. Erna' 1111'110km
slio\ved 0.1)ili .lit);1,1 of ;ill other emits
try, inelmliog ilit iirs4•111)I..„ with
15b,10 tit'rcetit
l'IliiiiiL lilt' 11111)111M 013•111 at
650 this mean, that the equivalent of
;F1111110 in nor,' figures \vas purchast•t1
for t•vt.ry. 111.111, \\ onian, and
It \Va, ',111111ft•lk)ilablyiiii ilitiNth:-
iiii,•aintlaign \'t.1.
The village rt.cei\.ed the acclaim of
Victory roan offivial- throughout the '
(Monty, a fact \\ Welt left a \\•arni
Mg in Iht, heart's of all those blessed
\\ ith that Tiro 1:111)\\•11 a, e:vit• pridc.
li was good for our moral..and if it \vas
good fi. our moral, thiol; hone mut*
more of a lift it \\111 ttive 1,11r hoy, ov-
erseas \yhtm they read the nutvs that
the folk, at home ;ire right behind
them,
)1 ) moth c, edit cannot he uiven to
our manager, N. \\'. It
\vas he \dm saw that the 1,,Rd aspect
tool; 1111 a rosyJlii the very first day
by turning in total sales ,,f $01.(,01). Ile .,
, l't) the members of the \\'onien's dance of 42, After handworl;, the
\vas a 'Irking force all the \yay, ann Wallace :\gar (valtiatieg fees) 3,51
Associati.,11, Myth, Ontario: meeting opened with a song service,
coliplt•il \Oil, the energetic \\lid; of tin.. NIrs, George Gross (relief) ... 15 01
SMALL GROUP LAY PLANS
A MESSAGE FROM TILE Morris Township Council 1 Harry Lear Recovering' FOR V -DAY CELEBRATION
LOCAL CI-1/1.11tMAN
It is with a high sense of civic
pride the local Finance Committee
desires to think all those who help.
ed to place Myth in the enviable
position of being first over the top
in the 7th Victory Loan drive and
remaining in first place practically
throughout the campaign, finishing
with 156.10 percent of it's quota,
highest in Huron County.
We all should feel justly proud
of this achievement as it is one of
the means by which we can show
our loyalty to the Came of Free•
dcm our boys arc fighting for.
It meana little or no sacrifice
for those who have idle money to
subscribe to Victory Loans, but to
those who p'edgcd their future
;linings the Committee &tires to
tender special thanks • these are
the salt of the earth.
May we Moo thank the local can•
vasaers who have done a good
chore in making, in some cases re•
pealed calls to sell these bonds -
the job is no rinecure, but the com•
mince feels that our posit'on was
attained and ma'ntained largely
through the untiring efforts cf our
local bank manager, who through
his kora interest, early and late,
throughout the campaign, secured
many 1,1es, and kept us at the top.
Whatever may be said of past
loans, the 71h is outstanding as far
as Blyth is concerned, and so again,
THANK YCiU!
Letlie Hilborn, Chairman,
Local Committee.
Nlorris Township Council met on ;
1 Fr()ni Accident Injuries
N,),Tinin, 13111, iii tin, T,,,,,,,iiii, moil Harry Lear, son of NIr. and Mrs.
\vith all members present except Reeve "Nelson Lear, of Ilullot To3t.n.„11ip, i,
Cecil NVIieeler. James Nlit:hie presid• ',recovering ; I
meek. from injuries rece;v•
cd. The minutes of the last meeting •(ti ju an aceidtmt on NIonday afternimh.
were read and adopted ,tit, minion of I The ae•ident occurred ;Wont 4 pan.
Harvey johnsion (...harles Coulles. NIonday, \then Harry, accompanied
NI"rcd (1111)-, f.--.1-11111t)s. sccondcd 1))• by John Pollaid. were 'turning limn
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\\'111. Speir, that 1)Y-Ial.),' No. 10, setting front Myth. \\hen) both boy, are en.
date of nomination anid election, if ne- 'rolled as NItIlle'AN at the CI)114.1111;11
eeSarY, 1)(1)(0' school. During the day the gra ler had
turning Officers and Poll ClrIcs, be 'paswd tin one side of the toad,
pa.sscil-Carrie,I.
, land in order to 1;ect, the
Awed by Charles Conhes, seconded track with their hieycles. the 11,y.,
:by Harvey Johnston, that the road hills \VCR! WIWI:111)4 aiUllg 1)111
;IS prt•sented by Road Superintendent hey had reached a po'n!
be paid-(:arried.
•.; Nloved by I krvey Johnston, second- '1 when they 1)1;'11riv-
RI by Charles (foulies, that the fedlow- ifint„ri„g intvtt
iing committee he named 14) co-operate 1,11,.; shIcroad, Mr, Me(;•;(11,11,1 saw ft,. -
, with the Colonization Department of Inv.., and state, that he Hew it horn
;the C. P. R., Cecil 11'heeler, Cha'rman, .111N1 aN IW e:11' 11rele (. IItt
' Lyle Hopper, 11,1)ert Shortrecd, Win. ; bicycle, 1 tarry swerved to the right 1,
Stich% and Frank. Slut \\..-1.'arried, 'the road. hut in so doing ,\vting square
Nloved by Charles C•lilles, seconded ily into 'he side of the Nit:Callum car
Le was thrown in the air from his
1):v Stick., that the Clerk ,
, 1, . ,
sit -tided to write to Victor Haines tit 'incycie, and Wtli WIICI
regard to keeping' road open from picked up. Taken to his home it was
Illnevale to th,) station in the winter.- learned that his injuries were fortim.
Carried. ;tidy, not serious, and he will he had;
Nloved by NN'in, Stick, seconded by at his studies again before long•
lIarvey Johnston, that the meeting I
i'oe accident could have been much
sjourn to meet again' on Deccitilier 15,ittriscrims; mi.;
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1944 a( 1)) a. in, his ear add lircught it quickly to a stop
The following accounts wen, paid: in the dilch. Fortunately, John Pol-
Queen Alexandra Sanatorium lard was a distance ahead of I Tarry, and
(Mrs. Annie Nethery) . $1,01 did not figure in the ;iccident.
Village of Blyth Div. Court) .. 20.110
Blyth Standard (Advertising)... .70
Lyle Hopper (selecting jur, rs)
Cecil Wheeler (selecting juror,)
George Martin (selecting jurors)
Cameron Adams (sheep
()versus Letters cmver campben, ainaw. sh,T1, 4.vo (133.' Nuveilliter llth, tylth an ;Men -
4,110 Mission Band Met
4.01
itt 6N11)11 11;11111 1)1 Loving Service
4,01
held their regular meeting on Satin. -
101.50
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Can You Remember!
;\ -1..,r) 111-41 11,e,,pened
11111, 11.1 Saturdat
Can lemenher 1, 013 th 1.
I au.
'1 he ..11 .161;int, i 111,
bright mid It.ar, that nt
The smi ite\TI st-,mied 1,,11
ttnttjnimfore. The air seemed to he
quiti awl m pea; eftil. Nly tiralier
and I tR.:•, tta•hrn,,...r. I we
,HL: the cloth,- on the line and 1
lit ant ...nit thing. I li•tened---it nt.
\vhi.th. s, at Goderieli, then ai
III) ill, then at 1Vingliani, and I
ran 1111 calltd in) mother, 1 hell
they ‘kt•r, 1)"...:41her. \Ve
sore f r tie kneu itt
tt.ar i.ver. I ran in and called
Illy 1111111, 111.:11' 1111 C1.3' \I Ili dly.
"•1.11U war i• ,,ver! Th.. I,,,t • tt
lion,, 1- I HY tt,, all
tt err.
can't%
them,
vnin.
Tit.,t vol.(' those \nth, r
til al,., n111,1111(.1.
rn. !hey had not died itt
\Vt. :111,1111 ;11,., reint•mht
IR. thinking of tilt. 1)y;, in this con.
Biel, ;Ind ht. lead). to give Oulu a
lie;trt). \\ Homo.: home. 111t.y art)
our protectors. 111 i\' are the
earth's finest!
From an ()Id -Timer, NI.11.11.
-1. -
11 1.1 up for thrs
,11 \I, 111.1.1,11 1111
m,. \don ;1! it ere
.1;111 -.1 1:1 ,nind 1,,
1 \ „-, 1-), h,
„•,.!t: 111
Mr„\I.,rrn; tt, ,11..iimait
am' ,:;13 ,.; rt. inry.
I 1, tala-,1 on NI, ..1. 0
., 1.. evolain th,. pro,. e
11,1' 1),-.111'.', 1,1:1 11H 11 lily
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1:1 11
drt 11l..1)t-1 11, 1011
itt in 1,1 III 111.• NIcliii)6,11 1 kill Ow yv,•11-
I!IL! '1111, intuit ,11
!in et.t..11.11, 1,3 a
Hill demom.tration,
C1)11111111 1.;/11,1•1;111.,
„the \t.as
1.,1\.; it. 1,, 0. N.
N1,.•. I.. Scrim,,...,e,.nr. N1r,, II,
Phi!lm v. N. Sinclair, NE-,
\\'. N. NN'at,on, iuil
11 1,, py; c motintee would
11 ;11, 1.,:- ,,11). program pertaining
t., c,•,,•.•ra:;, 11.
\ dt onimittre of theInnilit f
"lembel \ta, apt) ,iiiit•,1
NH,. .11kt. 1,111e -pit•, NIt.s,r,. Stante3,,
(1-rdon .1thm..tine and Is:.
11not...,
tntt 1 I •I-11,
Rev. I'. If. Streeter To Leave
Earlv in 1)cceinber
,rnrouriced kt,t week the Rev.tipi
Farmers' Aleeting 011 r:tin! thinir daughter
1111.iclay Night
{,11, 1),.,
I:einember die Fanners' i ir London, u. here :11 hat time
at 8 p.m. in the Nleintnial I fall Stre:ter talsv over the Pari,11
of the Church rat the 1.:11i;diatiy, Nlatior
on 1:r1(.1;ty night, (),.tober 17111.
I '111\• i; called for comidering 1."11'1)111
the torming of a Farmers' I'lax Co.( 111. 1 \Vidt••.1,tel it throughtml
1
erativt., without being 111 Parish \vhich 1.4)rsi-ls charttes ;it
frozen assets, such a, inachintsry, Int11,1- ItI)111; ""'l "i"
Gordon Ntigii, tam, the success of the wril!"g I" I 'I" "an' "" '11;111k Y"11 f"r
salrine:.,, NIt..,srs, 0a \• Doblivit and 11411. i•,olies, I twver \vas gin(! at
20.01 , , .
15.21
ine prk.ing of (mkt music by the Hall-
am' the Nlenther's Purpose. During
; ing, etc, If you are interested don't ''''"1. '''''' e tI"' 1" "' °I- NI' tri(1".
fail to attend this niet.ting. N11.. Ern. 11(11"1.111rc Ila` 'well 11111)1(1 0111,1)(%
campaign Wa`; :1!,N111*(11 at tit' cud „f the grand part -4:1 I: just rt.ceived. I IIII1 3.(10 ISI, Marjorie CA:mite, Robert Ntin.shaii test Leggett, \\ lio has Ileen ,t•curing in 1 NI r. S,reelet look charge ..f Ow local
!ht. first \veil; of the t-alivass% nou enjoying the contents of il. 1 amt Cecil \VIteeler (11,()•11) .... - - 3.00
the Call to \\',.rshis). I). .•\. Nleletizic, e"'"I'el''''''''' ;.`1"1" "I'll -e" 11"' illeel"";'' from .V. Inter. and succeeding the 14V,
Tht.11 11111, WV HMS( ii 't 14irl.:C1 111:Il
, , HMV iii a hig Italian house, then. are (;ettrge Nlartjit (11.0,11.) „ . 3,110 ,.
1 _ ,i.__ I:, M, 11. chi..., \dm left here for Glen
-re); Totviishi;) (Lamont Draiii1174,rno
„„ Netineth johiuhut an1 Janice Nlorritt
r\lbert Skelton (drain)
Dr. Crawford (N1.0,11. .
.14)1111 Crlig (0,0.11.)
forma; ion front pre. eat farn,,,r's Parish ( it•tolit r, 1,141, (-owing here
placed the NN'orrItip Screen, ;mil gave
who iiive,irr hi, or four Italian families here and 40 of us. r:
t“., ri HI' ill• „\ litivr Charge, NIr.
read passages of Scripture. The birth-
ll'e can't sleep out now because of the George Nlartin, Clerl:.; , 1V. ,k. MEM'
her money, that R..111).
Put iliv 111;111 rain, and ts no itood digging 1101es, Ike!' nay song was snug for Rutty Galhrailli, Streeter had s,r\•,,,1 the l'arishe,
-v-- The regular Nlouthly AIR.tine, 1,1 :lit. NI,.1.1;ii; 1.-1.i:.,,,,,.. ,,,,,1 N„ri,.1,;
over. \ 1111 11 may call, but if he iii,i iiii i!ii will, wilit,r, hill ti, du 0,1i, IINIargaret Dah•ymple, Robert Nhirsliall .tt
does not gt't OW cil-tliul'Ill.1,111 Ili Ow , , Nvic,„11 The. 1,. . .,
1 ii.1.1111;111:, AsiTialit,11 IA ilk.' VIIIIt-.1 1 int, ,......11
,. ,t met% a 1 faille manner,
.1 suppose if 1 wa., clever I would write Nev Farm 1141()rtiiii Cs1.0111) 'al"' Aillie 1cililivt',L - ' 01111th ti .t• hdd IQ TIIC"I;0, N""111. ir,v„ived juiii ill cimillitIliily :kfiairS,
'Willie, 111i' effillst is \V;r led,
, a St111'3' 11c 111It reSt but seeing I could Ii1()riiiecl Ili I-Iullett IllilltiteS Were read ire ille 'ectl.'larY, her 14th, in the ;disence of the Pri-,1- \\•1„„ 11,,. 1,4;11 p,,,v 'n 111 grk)111) ;Ind
$71,800 11111111 Wah ti ti „
I I:01S 1)01Wily, and appnwell. NI;111411C1.- Idellt, MI'S. \VIII, Logan, tires:A(.1.
no 'letter in tiertin I will save them all. The djitrict Fain' Forum Groups
tra, soh' in the 1..!hkring preportions; ,„,
1 tie standard ..f living tor the people in \veleotned another ne‘v Forum mein.. ite 11;111 gave a poem "I 'ere it NR.,.iing , p, ;led hv rept ming the i • , , . .‘ .. i .; ,,, 0. „ 1„,,i i ti \‘ li, i
6111 Pa (
, ii 11;1, )N,Hii/cil hu WI,
midst this week., when ler News,
. 1 here. 1\ hea I 'all gave \\ ;Itch 1 ow- Lord's prayt'r in unison. 'llie minute.. Lc ..a, 1., 1 i i I: : k I
11.,libyt, .
$22,•151). ,11118 c"11111rY 18 Veli 10V, M 1aCt 1 'eel iber into their
from United Mission, SRI- 'of the former niet)ling were i•,.„,1 „Id 11 ,. ; , . n,ar,iety
,, ,,,,s. ,,,, mummer over the
hard; of t'osittlierce .. . .
12,1 0
)(1,(110 community wht, doesn't like Canada
they just \•xi,t, if there is anyone ill 1102 (hi "Live \Vire Farm Eortint Group ;iiev, \ova seiiiia, mi.,. Nlah,haii whi Hi . , ,_,,, ,,,cruim.k., \ii;;,. N‘ le, ; ; ; ;;; , ! )
tvas formed in Mullett '.1.'ownship, I ', ) ,ppontii. it Youth to I lie 111,1.0. in thi
„ a story of a Christ:tot \Vorker in !a- II.L.H.I.ti.,1,,,,,,Ilio, chrmilid, cdrd, t.,,,,,,, .„, ,„ \H. ,:,,,.,,,1,,,. „.;,.., ;,!...„ 1„,.,,.c.
",.. tee! • Mc, \\ ill in ,Ik , a 14,1 MI, nil-
- - ti thrill 'WC.. liCrC Mill they Will 50(111 1 Tile organization meeting was hurt . I;;
Total .;•,71 s-0 change their minds. I am glad thal unit ;it the' home of Mr. and Mrs, Iler. I ,
. , , 1 ""---11•°\‘' It WI" 11r1r r"Ile"ge. l'Ill'eiii and were stilt it) onr Soldier Peks. I . ' . .1. ,:, , .1.• . .11. 1 • , .1. . ..
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Till' !,111'1'1,1111(1111,1; tilWILNIIIII ail 1111(10 1 \ ,!fi I . ,i, 1 ., , ivi' ,,, 1,, 1, _... , .. , ,, , . , .
\ Ili II( 1.„1,1(l \111111 ‘1 1. ire , II 110111u an enjoyable tune \\ ,11., 11,01, tilIce more. 11'orld l'riend subscrip- 1 1 1
anti work to ennnuats \\n) ule H.R.! N1rs. NVightimp, repirted S:.! ot) front in,truction Hasse, in the local sch,..1)
tit hyoid tile ooys arc getting bacl; aml Sholihrook tin NIonday• night,. \\hen
Lamm:soon) f.," the 1 'an of the sik er- chs,s rt„,,,,,,. 1 it. u;iiv,, wistintinoy
3 ).. "i""1"11 s!" '6114; 1:1''11"104 w`11 I'vel. once again. I am sorry I must close I \I it f 1:I I 1 I
the till, ,I1111 eClIgrallllatiClIS are ell- ...r. ur, ,,,itmorooK ‘VaS l'ieCtetl , ,
, limy ar , again due. Next month the .. -
his service, \\ 'letterer t he nerd ar,,,e,
so soon hut Enc. "ammo" supply has just (.:. .1'm:1i; NLIoney and Nlite Poxes ;ire to "‘I\itt,..,,,, xl ; I. ;,„„,. 1,.,..,,„1.„,.; „1::,, ,:..; ;
II • \II- L',1reet •r in been 1
,"r;t" I ;1 • f.,' I , I ( , •«1(.1- ' '• " ' , ," ' "" s' ' I 1,1ILIII,1 .1 . . . t . ,
.
1:111111` tit ) the gentlemen \dm did tin. ,
k ono. io and I must go and unload, ?nil tioncommittee consstig
itiof Arthur
. he 11""tle'l ith A"S ne'"I ""me). ""t )'`'t gaVI. her r(1111111 Mr)). (‘• (.ir1111)1, c"11- • I I einher of Ilk th .N.F. & .1.NI,
01•1 "" "'
sent in, can lie brought alt' timecanvassing in these territories,
let's all hope that soon letters won't 'be Clarke and Nleredith Young
. ‘,,,jwr ,,j ti,,wer ;up! \ :,jiing VHIIIIIII- . N, ,. ,111.;, „ye'. . Mee coming here, whet e
Tht., forouing is the standing relt.m.-
ed hy Victory Loan Headquarters at needed. Nlany Thavks• "pointed, Nlr Arthur (lark.) trill he ShirivY„ F,a1c1,11" ,;1,11,,I NI,a.l.i):rliii'' 11,.:'1,1.(...1,-, 1 ' " "1 I ' ' '
,e,.., R•10..)..et, 0,,, cems collection; I 111,x:1 ;wain 1)) , ,icry:ce., and gnidance " pi 0,,
( lodcrieli : I'l I.:1) CI IA I 'NY,. ' eonveno f 1
r or toe next meeting \Odell ty cane(' the hill. \\ "'"'' 5 iii:di donations; I plant ; 5 1),Ionetcl,J,..itk. mi,,,.,1
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Calle;INSI,:1; 1YINtriet .'\ lilt, S:11:S"ril'e
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W. I. MEETING
'rift regular int:ding of the 11'emen's
Issti urn \vas held Thnr.day, November
9th at the home of NIrs. II. Johnston
\\ ith a loge attendance present. The
ineenut was (Tend by the President
after which a very full account of the
/krea Conventior London was given
hy NI rs. A. Taylor and Nit's, Scrimgeour
iylio attended 0 on Nevi:tither 211,I, The
16)11 Call \vas answered by all exhibit
esreticy, United Church
\Vinuen's Association.
, urn intuit and all sang the Imitedie- cf flo‘vcr,, li •1111i1IIV t'itrik stilt 01111 ‘i ..:, i i 1 '
\VIII he held ;a the home of Mr. anu ; . .
ht"1--"Fallirr of Alt I. -it'll: (-.I'llilrull." 'during the mom'', made 7 calls. 311! , • • r - . i 1 ,. • ..
aCIIVI.* iil lilt' (ink l'cili 1:11111Til N)C1C1i12,,
, Airs. .-uree...., aa, also oven quit..
NIrs. Jo,: Lyon on Nlonday, 1)ecenther
27th. -V- I .
cent, in ille Tr, a,ury.
itt is the Pr\ ident .,I the \V. .\, tit,.
DearNIrs. Kyle, and members of the No inc,!ting \rill be held (hi. coin -r
„- Nle,.11:m ,tea.. brought to :1 close hy eie, v. silo Li, iii„ 1),,,,i, a ,,,(01,-.1,,,Teni
\,,ciatio„, pii.„„ ..,,,,, iny sincere ing Nlonday night as the inenthers inBIRPI-IS - all repeating the Nlizpah Benedict), .11. 11,,,el. 1.,, iii,, ,,,,,,;t1 Ned (.1.,,,, si,eiely.
r,
i'lleir datighte", Jean, \\ ho ha, al,,, .....-
!Christmas remembrance \\•hielt, tinor- in the 131011 Nlentorial Hall, sponsored on Thursday, November (11111, to NIr. 'II'. AI. ,S. Illeeting titi,ii,1,,„
‘,1 ,„„
;,„ a„ r,f,..,,,,,,i,h.,,, here,
Ornately for Inc, didn't arrive lieft)..e I 1.)3' the li:lat Wa\vantish group. and NIrs. Kenneth Niel lougall, a 'ph,. \\.,,,nan%, '31,,,,,,,,,nary Societe of \vill ;111s,) he greatly missed in the n
co,-
was repatriated to Canada. 11'heit I The ladies served refreshments. daughter,
Myth l'ted Church nim on Tues,1.13-, 11111110%
learned, \\hilt' I was at home recently, „ , , , , , , , , , .. A ,
Of all the good things \vhich the boxes
• - 1...i..0.;..;.,,;. yo;••;41;41104.:AG:•410:40:41.404:111.:41.:41:44.:44.1 44 44 0:4 44 44 44 40 4.:4 44 44 44 44 44 4 4 41 1,:• 4. 111 0:4 .. 4. •:.•..41 ill 411 November 14th NI rs.. Philp and N 1 r.), 1 The go.,t1 iviltes of the 0)1111111111;1y
111;11110 fo
r Y1111' kill(' expression- of tend attending the Concert ;old Dance Nliel)()IliA1,1.--In Godet•ich 11, spital
'Jetts were in charge of The \\ ill follow the Streeter', to their new
you sent to the boys overseas contain-
ed, I felt I she 1111 express my sincere Hos- They Finished
appreciation..)'on may he assured that
it's contents \\amid he enjoyed and ap-
hew from „lolling itid predated hy Finite Canadian invalid.
Prizes were given and resulted as ltd- I The Privilege of 'Icing able to return
Ittws: ,to the home town alive, and in tilt -
1 s( prize for1ii'sArlielt,, Ni Es. N. onably good litalth has been greatly
Feat'. enjo),ed,
Best Article, iss I
2m1 for 111,11ing you e\•cry success in your
.splendid work I remain,
Yours truly,
'Harold C.
prize
Most Original
Johnston.
Most Articles, 1 rs„'1. Taylor.
The :\ ritual Sunshine Sisters Ban-
quet will be hill at the home of Mrs.
Clicllew. Dinner served at ().30.
:Nrticle, NIrs. If.
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WEST BOUNDARY RED CROSS
Canadian Legion Memberi
Say Thanks!
The Canadian I.egicit \vish 1.1 thank
the people of ft1yth and community for
their 1 yal support of Poppy Day,
The ladle.; of the \Vest Boundary 1. The Poppy sales in Myth amoun'ed
Red Cro...,s met at the !Pane of irs. to $43.45. Special thanks is due to the
Fat with 11 present, Two large quills 11.-3. Scouts and ;Cubs wit:, noI)13. (1111
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Brussels 7to,110
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Clinton 1811,000
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11ensall & Hay East 111[1,0r)
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ing tvilli ..\rnii,tice Day "Comecration j Si far no ann,,mwentent id'
to the \York 01 the 1:1-3110,11 for their cessor to NIr. Streeter has been ;in -
sake." The scripture was read hy 'flounced.
Coining taken lentil 1:,,maits 12. II) inti
"C) Valiant Ilt'art" was sung. NE.,
'Hilton' 0 d itt rra)er. The poem
'can find it whert•ver a child 0,care,11
1111. hungry'\Va.; read hy N1r,, 10,1,i114.
Prayer, were offered by NIrs. Marshall.
Liddle and NIrs. Sinclair. "1..,r.1
tof the ' \vas sung, and Nlis,
1Petts gave tin hettediction,
The Pr("ideut then tool; the chair
'and the Iitttiitt . tt i. rowlock -1 NIrs.
NVightman i.trtve Hit, chapter of the
Study Ibitttl iltirttt the peopl.e and the
customs of the NIalay Peninsula mid
Netherlalds East, Indies, NI:vs. Pollard
,assisting. The l'res'ale-t offered play-
er. "() Spirit of the Living God" tuts
sing. NIrs, Itt tts gave a splen.11.1
,
wpm -ince Reading "The Et -1 of
In.emperanee in Wartime" a,s's.tt.,1 by
.st• aid ladies. Th, meeting closed hy
re: eating The Lords Prayer i
.11 unison,
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12 13oundary,
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18 Pack animal.
19 ld est (abbr.),
20 Legume,
22 Age,
24 Poem,
25 Caterpillar
hair,
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30 Narrow pieces
cloth.
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36 Card game.
38 Shriek.
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CHAPTER XII
"Is the Hurn crazy?" Peggy
thought. "Imagine, Gran's expres-
sion if I had rushed forward and
we had shaken hands. Nice explan-
ation. We had tall;ed twice with-
out either of us knowing who the
other one was. Ycs, that would have
gone over big. I can sec w here he
and Gran will not get along at all."
But on the contrary he and
Gran seemed to he getting along
famously. She had been waching
Mr. Newton closely, and now smiled
at hint—one of Gran's nicest smiles
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—and he smiled back, and Peggy
felt sure it seas one of his very
hest, also.
"You won't think me presump-
tuous, will you, Mr. Newton," Gran
began, "if 1 ask you which }•ort
consider the greatest — Sherlock
Holmes, Philo Vance or Hercule
Poirot?"
NIT-. Newton drew his chair a
little closer to the high hacked
one that held his hostess and
leaned forward with enthu: iasnt.
"Presumptuous? I should say
nut, but you sec that is something
1 would much rather discuss with
you than just answer right off.
As I sec it Sherlock Holmes had—"
But Peggy lost track of the con-
versation as she: turned a puzzled
face to Maxine, svho shrugged here
shoulders and looked blank. What
on earth were they talking about?
Of course she had heard of Sher-
lock Holmes, but what had he to
do with these other two sten? and
what did Gran know about detec-
tives?" Peggy felt sure she had
never seen one before,
"Well, putting it in another way,"
(;rain began again, „which detec-
tives method do you use."
"To tell you the truth, 1 rather
combine a little of each of then)
and from that snake my oss'n meth-
od. 1 find I get the hest results
that way."
Nfrs. Morton nodded slowly,
"Yes" she agreed. "i see how
that night be done Now in this
case, of course, all you have to go
on is that M iss Sawyer arrived here
with the ring in her possession and
last night when slue went to put it
on it had disappeared."
"The servants?" the detective be-
gan quickly, but (gran raised her
small hand peremptorily.
"'Fo doubt the servants, \!r. New-
ton, is out of the question."
"So that is that," he agreed.
"You 81'C quite sure you had the
ring with you?" he continued, turn-
ing to Nancy, Peggy was feeling
very uncomfortable hath for her-
self auld for Nancy, but the hatter
merely shrugged her shnnldcrs,
* * *
Ile looked at her in silence for a
moment. "You make it sound like
"'Thimble, thimble, who's got the
thimble,'" he told her, "Now T
shall use my own method," he ex-
plained to Mrs. 1lorlon, "Miss Saw-
yer last her ring, but the first per-
son I should like to question is
Mks Margaret.,,
lust as you think hest," Gran
agreed, rising quickly, turning to
Maxine and Nancy. "Colne, girls.
We
shall wait 00 the hack terrace
for your next Move."'
„Can't we go outside some place
to tall;?" he asked Peggy when the
others had disappeared down the
hall. She glanced through the par-
lor windows at the rose garden.
"\\'e might go out there," she
suggested.
* * *
Leaving the house quietly they
went down the front steps and turn-
ing tine corner of the house entered
the garden.
"Whew," he breathed in relief,
taking his cigarette case from his
racket and offering it to Peggy,
who shook her head. "May 1'" he
asked, 'When she nodded her as-
sent, he stopped fur a moment to
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light his cigarette svllile slue con-
tinued up the wall: towards the
summer house. "\'our friend Nancy
is a helpful soul, isn't she?" he
asked, joining her.
"What is it you wished to ask
me?" Peggy asked,hini without re-
plying to his question about Nancy.
* * *
ile laughed. "To tell you the
truth 1 don't know, 1 only knew 1
wanted to talk to you and that
seemed the best way to do it.
Things have conte so fast and furi-
ously that 1 ant all befuddled. Last
night when Maxine said her sis-
tcd had lost her ring and for nue to
conte out and help find it, it seemed
all right. Of course, 1 didn't know
then that her sister was you. And I
didn't know that you were engaged.
And now to be perfectly honest I
don't give a hoot about finding your
engagement ring. Couldn't we just
forget that and talk about ourselves
fora while?"
"Certainly not," Peggy said in-
dignantly, stepping into the summer
house. "I shall answer any ques-
tions you care to ask abou the
ring, but that is ail."
(Continued Next Week)
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
November 19,
CHRISTIANITY AND
DEMOCRACY
Mark 12: 13-17; Romans 13: 8-10;
I Peter 2: 13-17.
Golden Text. — Bear ye one an-
other's burdens, and so fulfill the
law of Christ. Galatians 6:2.
After his ministry in the temple
Jesus Wats followed by a vast
crowd. Among the number were
some of the Pharisees and I-Iero-
dians ,n'hn were resentful of the
parable he had taught, and came
seeking an opportunity to catch
The holy land in those days Was
under the rule of Route, and in an
effort to bring a civil charge
against Jesus, they questioned hint
regarding payment of taxes. Under-
standing their thoughts, he re-
quested a mitt, and asked as to Else
image and superscription on it.
Receiving tbiq information, they
marvelled as he replied "Render
unto Caesar the things that
are Ca(''ar's and to God the
things that are God's".
The Law Of Love
Another of the teachings of
Christ was to the effect that if
we should conte to the altar to
snake an offering and have any-
thing against our brother, we are
to leave our offering, make amends
with our brother, and then coke
and maks our offering unto the
Lord, Probably Paul had this, or
a similar thought in mind when he
wrote to the Roman Christians
cautioning them against being in-
debted. Of course this reference is
to cases is here we have the ability
to pay, and not to circumstances
beyond our control.
1t We blase the love of God
spread abroad in our hearts we will
Hof he content \•bile we are in-
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man for the Lord's sake:" 'I•hc
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Well, it was nice while it lasted,
wasn't it? ---that marvellous waren
weather I mean, Imagine 68 F in
November, Did you make good use
of it—doing jobs that you wanted
done but neva expected would
be? I was afraid to lose a minute,
Partner and I were painting the
outside of the house — and yot;
know windows take n long time •r
do, what with puttying and two
coats of paint. But it is such a
satisfaction to have thein done —
the fresh white paint looks so nice
against the red brick. Only one
needn't expert other people to
notice what has been done — at
least not the menfolk. Actually
we had a man conlr in one day
and i asked him what he thought
of our paint job. "Oh, have you
been painting — I really didn't
notice!" And then, to cap it all,
after Partner had been clown for
the mail one day I asked him how
the house looked from the road,
and he said — "Gosh, 1 forgot to
look at it!" These men . . . .
• * *
Working so much outside has
led me to wonder if post-war in-
ventions will include portable tele-
phones. Directly I get back to the
house I spend half my tinge an-
swering_ telephone calls and every
person starts off the some way —
"\Vhere in the world have you
been — i've been trying to get you
all week?"
Well, anyone ss'ho rings now will
find Hie right at home, I haven't
the least desire to be outside. There
is a cold wind, snow flurries and
a decided drop in temperature. It
makes one begin to think of Chris-
tmas.
Christmas . . , another wartime
Christmas. And so many people
thought the war would be over by
fall, Partner and I never thought
that was possible. In any case
don't you think it rather unwise
to let oneself speculate very much
as to when the war will end?
Such thoughts are bound to have
a slackening affect on our work.
Unconsciously we begin to think
more about our own personal at -
fairs — and perhaps let down a
bit on whatever we have been try -
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Licensed Auctioneer, Anni,tioc Iyay wi.; ,, ).4.rt, t , ' 1 • : •e, e ioroull and Soil ittanac,enient ‘ya• ' 1),.11y 11 t,,,Ile ; trio, .1,-;111 1:irl,cii,;11,:11.,
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Licensed In Huron and Perth ‘ylth thy unveiling yi the llonor 1,11, Incetipg i,, to it hell at the h,o,ne of iiLow(1 th . a•tich., \\ Ilich wt.rc left fro,0 i;,, r , hi ( )111,1ri,,. `111:- i., Ow ,!,,,,.: , ;; -
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Counties. Prices reasonable; Bit
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Karol Jackson, ft.R. No. 4, SeatOrLE
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The worst inflation came AFTER the war the last time • . to be followed by disastrous
deflation, unemployment and confusion. For Canada to manage successfully the change
back to peace, maintain employment, and meet the world's competition . • we must
continue to have stable economic conditions. To protect the individual from rising costs of
living and later unemployment we must continue to prevent inflation.
To prevent a repetition of the conditions following the last war
PRICE CONTROL MUST BE MAINTAINED
AS LONG AS INFLATION THREATENS US.
This can only be done if production is efficient and economical, costs are kept down
and consumers refuse to pay more than ceiling prices.
_
THIS IS ONE OF A SERIES ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA TO EMPHASIZE TUE IMPORTANCE
OF PREVENTING A FURTHER RISE IN THE COST OF LIVING NOW, AND DEFLATION LATER
When one person demands more for
goods or services he compels others to
do the same and Price Control goes out
the window.
• ,1:,v?: *,:44.40.4*,..4 .
tce(l11es Ta , Nov. li, 10 ('I. '
Hullett Township Council Doings
During The Year 1944.
(l•t,ttlinut,l in In I I,I 'r e' I1 Churl of Rev•si n
THE STANDARD '
Branch prt•sente I by Coo. Sntjttt. Co-,
tint. Brown-I\enni'dy, That I. .\i I'1- I
,hong represent the "Tt \vn,lri;, of Hill
lett tin the rehabilitation aid Iteron-
s(I'Ilellull Committee of the
I'ull"wint' j IL's co!e h; i"n 1
IIeI ( Dart ti1 l IItIeIi"ahI)itRt rc\e hthue lI
m
ean. l'Lleand alhee- I\Itr,ititi l. l(y, Thai
id. i
n1 theIIIIII,II I'ansaoft, tist •I'l,l arrnrt)It,
n.u\\'n-I;dc,
'That rile ldcrh m til'\• flu•
Ili i Cnunril, ,I,
I'ct of ded in the \I j.. ,,II el, "Il'' I h,rl iln',I lherrlu
ulttti,t(I part l on Flynn I) rant (if
tilt' Bial, „1 theI,�t111 111', ( hal
Juni 5th, 1944.
ROXY THEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE
EATRE
CLINTON. 1 GODERICrH.
NOW PLAYING: Claire. Trevcr as: NOW PLAYING: Pat O'Brien n:
"'I HE WOMAN OF THE TOWN" , "SECRET COMMAND"
Monday, Tursd:,y, Welnerday Men., 'Tues., Wed. Two Features
"SHOW BUSINESS" Martha Scott, Adolphe Menjou $slits J(unrr Ellison Friel(& Frock
.\ tale , i t,."tl,ghl thrill, awl d s- Pala Negri '
PAGE 5.
REGENT '1'11EAT,RE
SEAFORTrt.
NOW PLAYING: Welt Powell in.
"I 1' HAI'PI:NED 'TOMORROW"
Mon., •Puts., Wed., Two Features
with Dennis O'Keefe & June Havoc 1I„ I. !WI i.', I ul.uu,' ;11;11,111',I,u'cn
, ,. ;IplIinllue' I,, of
\t 11:11 Il 1,,k,.„ I„ be
',Iitu,ll \I lll,l rt all: Dille -- ThatIllt•ir assessments ;11'11 that \\'t• read the Heat ill the seta rt,ulnn,•nt tt 1't,l in a hill ii;,ti\ treatedI•"Ill;tllt e and :I,tln'In 111 ill 1111.. hl 'Maw
"e "I" I t!,, 1.“11"" I" 'Ifi the .\,- report on •I'llur•,I:II', June 22nil, 1')•11, Eddie Cantor, George Murphy, :, truly great pletu!t.
--t.,ent 1 II. Il,nrt• Ihiriiin, F.rn(•,t Joan Davis and Nancy Kelly. '111 DIDDLE DIDDLE"
at 8 pial. Cat I ill. al, \\eat 1;1.1 et, strlimu •.t:';. of
.:tll n• ort t in„ hell tt.I \'e 11,1',.•' .\,bun`s 1ie„I:'',, Bay ley, Herb. (duu,li-
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
er, I. Int \Hid I,l 1'.. �. tcjd. Carried. Speiisl Meeting Pat O'Brien, Carole Landis, , a'ttatr''' Thursday, Fr.day, Saturday
16.
w'i'll the Ree.e an•I ;111 nn'nl!,el', pry,VICTOItY TI'lROUGH AIR
ydl. \knurl'. ,,I !,ret.„ re::IlLu :iiid. \mil lion.' Hal, That no action be A special meeting hell on June 1'1111, Cher1:r Mo.ris and Ruth Warrick. POWER” Frank Sinatra, Gtergc Murphy and
It I.ILen ,.'I I, !n, \till, a'`e"mount, a, it for the purpose of passing be -law• No. Dramatic t!yn;liI'.te 1,1,i,tiit t acro„ _ Gloria Detl:tven, with
•per,;Il alt iii p rt,ml an'I ;nl shit, 1, on t the ,ween }slab all the they of a ' I'hurs,, Fr.,, SaL, Technicolor Ad I,rht Meujou &Eugene Pnllette
I. n" hildt11 !l1,ln ' 111j111 land,. Car- fl, 1)-4, 'd1 til• \Vaguer Drain and `et-, , -
nuui, not lie'. Bl awn and \1. J, wi'I. ab"!enI', b' nth, a, brother i, pittett Joel McCrt a. Mawecn O Nara and ink a-,;!'e11.iii , r;l I nI ,1
l'„nnnnuiiati l', \ 1 nil, L, ;n I ,, , I. 1.. l\ tit I:ennrdy 'Thal the :\s hint the date for ;1 Court of heyi,iolt ' ;i in`i brother in a sliii, std \there) !.ends Darne'.I. IIsi';:, nal ',d
('nllt'ut 11,,;11.,t, (,l•i1,4, t , bile ;1!1 :0._ , "•'I r'i,,,utre the .\n,e^,Iltt'itt on Lot on \V;t4te'r t)1';IIII. \lotion b\' Jewitt- some tvi rt. fir viel„ly aril some .\ )iiail,t `t. t1' „t the plain- li;llln'e' ,,,
1 "n. a, III' ircd by Fcrg. Van., li Brown. 'Thal we Ila„ by -tart' \o. (t, against it. the life Ili,r,.ry ,t1 a r,Jotflrl oldtinl.,l.
"STEP LIVE1.)
r. nrl I''i I ht fun. Inn, I"'h 1".1 1. 1 I I 'L'UFFALO BILL"
IIl,it Co A,,e •"I• add Catharine B.I- vision on the \Vaguer Drain in the COMING: "Louisiana Hayrick" & COM ING: "Once Upon A 'I'mci' &
tray' Ia1in:,; It;li :11 nett bnjl,tju', COMING: HOME IN INDIANIA' tt "Where Are Your Children,
I',n.', ;nl l \\'nt It. IlillinAs to the Ynl. Cnnununity (loll, Lnddc>horo, on Inly 111x, Winkle Goes •To War.
oreittd aloof; the 1tigint,,y, n,n•I b- I I In Technicolor. _ ____ __
1 te'I bt the 'r, I.','. Irt\ilt•Dalr "Thal we add lint, 1)hl, at 7 o'clurl: pan, l'arricd. , - '-. Idays at 2 3)par. Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 7.30 p.m. Islip a b:lll'lin :t ;mit appiiii ! Mat.: Sal. and linlg•Inva nt 2.30—p.m. Ma-.: .C, at. and 1 -lc
1Ij'silty,'}' 1)11. .\ I't:er ir,nn (ir,lll,lul ,I'• Ther tat•;_', ill to ihr •rune, hajr'er- School Arca Meeting
& Caah,uu, I. n'o , a 1..;••' 10 be ad- '�''''' a' i' -nidi.. l';i•riI"I, Kennelly' \ public :muting \vas hil(1 in the -• ..-.. . --_ - -- -- .--------- •----. - -
1,1 nl,! r"Itt;- -'Thal \\ c t;tke off $12.14
\i`i'I it any ditrbo• wero !seen, ;010r ('nnunnnity 11;,11 Kut luny 1')Ih, 121st, fur July Meeting 'all members pre—tit, \liner,., of 1 FOR SALE
n Tw I,. 1"."1".1;.
"e"ft rev a, tint hill Was
11 itt \ 1e11e' elan Di ,l. „i \I „I'i'i the purp',e u( 1iititug ",ttiiI .1rr;n Iie);nla,- nte,'ti;'(; held all July 3r,1, last regular and .,,t l nlet•utgt :ra,i Mali ,art .l i Iteei I (I I" 1,11 ;I,.
I til), Trus elty anti the other has been . . un1 runln'ur
pal .\ flair', ,';Iii';: \'tui ;III :un u,llu nt sold ,o that our Twp boots, awl wino) rile 'I't'w'n,hip of Iiulletl. The I'tt•1, \t'ttil ,all members pre -sit. \hitt-'1' I.\!';,1'. t,. hat'"t \I' I. t,in.• ph _'.i 1I,
pa„i'1, ,er;eit. the 11,';,1. 1” I'r:•`c1jb••1, (herb hatnitt nttaued ;111 school sec- \I„I'n- I�etitd>-II.'"\\tt 'Ih1t Ill„
I WWI b'u,l., WWI arc. (;lrrei'tl, few- Plc', til last ICcuhn' meeting, Illrlll'I:II'1 •; i I It1'. 11, I H.
tilt' 1„1'111 , i 1e11teni I„ I+t' t'Itbl' !v d ; . tt,ni 1(1 'hays previous of II11, meeting file I�t,lit't of Itrit,i„11 1 1 A,t',,,dtint 1 1 ”' "'e Fre I John -ton and ILII,' tilt'
by tall' •I t•e'I'iii1'', \\!,U''1 tt 1'1 e, nt' rill Ill 11.11'' I Ila! Court id Itl'1'I,Ititl rause, to enable them 111 notify in some t\';1\', inti I'l';1'1 ;ttt,1 dit, ,it'tt, ;1, ttt'II ;I, alms,. ',railer painted. Carried. 11•tt,'tt- I
1 uunt'jl resumed j1', regular )e,Si'lll, l
and be I'' nlp.11;lbli• 1,, .\11,11'"r.' 1.;,•1„,,t, )' of Ills IIICrllll •. :\ small
rC II'C,fllta- Brom', I hat it'. ay (leo. I.1,11,,r(1 H..
i t, I til special meetings. :\ r lnuunlir;lliun I
C' un,' 1 a,lj, i 1 ,I to ,u, et ;i. ;I Court \lol.,nl—Ilruttn-1Cennttl\', 'That \\'e Ilion hiss present from each Section and li bane, troch l:n the \1 i1,"n I lest," at
from the Of ,If the Fire \larsll't 1 \ 1.' "lee 1 !',I'n. !,t tt\t•,'II \\it,' it's
te - l 'I ') l 1" 1'lt 't in 1'1!1111,' 11'111, 'S�' )" I' wan- tor N,,1'li 'lt)Ill' ''il tae '
l stint. 'y. tt... top p 'I•ttn'1 of Br'1111'11 ti of \\ 11,1111
LJIt old did' 1,' Cleat.
"LADY, LE'T'S DANCE"
letter Ir, nl Ihr Dep.u'1un•'1 ,'i Mesh .pii it t. I ,111 11. .\rnt,lromg•Icw'ttt- 194hl, and that \te hold a Cann of Ire- ''SECRET COMMAND”
LOST
1 OI( 11 0 1. t t .
'idiom and as this it'as not a true vote i of lilts :n i.Inulred feet. Car: U''1• 1 ' (mer ,unr (t, "I:• \Ir(''''"' n , gate,
lii'llti from Stake ti! to Stake 7-25 for , was .... 1, \t.' \\. ti. ... ...11 n1 ti..,:• ,• ,1 •, ("see"Int 2, I.,. \'''.\1':m'.11,
of each Sectio l jt teas decided to hull! ' \t cl Wit.) I resent to renew our \I u' i I,I ow II K''nne'i• \', I'Ir,lt by l;nt \ ,,
" ; the ,IIIII itt `'_'_' (t In he ('olt,tftlrll'11 to ;mother meeting oil June )(,tt 1')41, to P� •i 44..* • . •.0••l..i.4.•4.i..4r.• * •,.••J•0,•l••Op•r',. J - ' I I I)''iltl' I' 't'tl' \\'hart Millen for . l tl Ili,
0 ♦ • •.• • ♦ • • • • • • • • ♦ ellt!Illet'i', ,111'1'e1'. (;II'I'll'11. Il'1\'lit eii;tble lttore ratepa1•l'rs to be 1,t't'seitt.
LYCEUM IIEA lItl: 1.; 1!ri.t\II, 'That 1;. holy (less. Itadturd the Inspector Stail!is of (iodericli was pre-
WINGHAM-ONTARIO, . •till! of ''.'l) IMO tar supplying :toll put- stilt an,I outlined the advantages 'lc-
'hR'O Shows Sat. Night 'le-
...
Two till!, in renuut tilt (tit ,idcruad 10 -II. rived fl'tint the forming of school ar-
_ Carried. Ilriv:n ICetittt»1y, That \\'c eas tyitllin til" Tut\•nship, a, also teas
'1'hurs, Fr'., Sat. Nov. ifi•17.18 Like (ieor' t' It ;,,!ford the cortr:u't oil \Ir. Saul \\'!Malaise, of Tuckerstnith Drain ;It I percent per anmm�l. Carried. l ;uricd. 1tro,\n•hc'uc,lt,'I hat rte t('te hall. lbt' ii.,,lr „! Ihr I,nI ' \\,n' .\»x-
Diet( Powell, Lucille Ball, in the \\'il••on Dr;lin front Slake l; lel Twii" wit" is L•unili"r with lilt \sock Jewitt-l)alc, 'that our mixt regular 1" (it•o. .1 valid ihr ('Dowser of Ill'' it ity' 1•:u,'hr•' Tree}. I jndcr !,Ila,( 'T-
his
21211E I'L'OPLE" Staler hi fir a hang sum of X5511,1111, rile derived from having a school arca in nn'eting be held Aug. lith at S p.nl, t'ar Flynn \luni,ipal Drain for the luau' tent to Miss :smith,. 11crn,,r„ at the
•\In,jc aril c, idea\' \\ jell an all `tar 1,,Il;lmre by the hour, to be dune ac- hi> luwnship, unr of '"`.2.....•!). l':urittl. Brown-I:en- I'I Ofieri', 1,I-1.
tied. D'alc-L,•tiw m, That :Ill account; , `
:;i•a,t at the IA((at l Iheatae tt here,. rordil,q t ,the licsi,cd Rcporl of I re'I $ steal Meelin nodi, 'I'll;lt b: la\\' No. rl nn the \\'a',-;
.•lull can "'trier the Pe. pl," ill .,°• t. p g 11, rl'ad be paid, Carried. Jt•w•,Il-
•, in oil of Iglu el,tt'I!;limn1,nt. 't' I•Iter. (.,Irr.ed, bl,Iw'm-Kinme(ly, Special nutting tvas held on taus Kennedy, That the Clerk motif}' all 111',':(1.1'.1;r1;11"1",111
er Drain old No. i nn til'. Flynn
That the head Supt. sign the petjti,in ! mesio ha\nl)t been read three tne, la,
[; ALSO "SHORT SUBJEC'T'S" >• for the Nitwit Drain on the old J -'nal, for purpose of reading Report of persons cones ,u'd in IKinbnrn Sw;up ) . `
Flynn Drain, The Clerk read the re- Drain Branch :\ as ill their anlnuitl: 1 tit 11.1 ;'ante 1. 1',u•riet, 1 ialt-Ken I lulne•nla 1 handicraft lemma Lab-
...
Sat, Afternoon -2.30 p.m.,. \\'aynlnnth and Stephens :\\card Drain. bort, and no our present had object- cane and that it out psi! bciure \u ncdy, Th,tt \\'c read the report i,t tilt
l' Carried. Dale Kennelly, 'Thal Nye ac_ t calash, such as ho.,ked Inst,, and nu.ul
• lien. Motion, lh•ow'n'-Dale, That this Ise, \sill be put on taxes. Carnet], 11'ungblut Droll •Thursday', .\utt. '4th, Ie:•\'nl . .1!2;,1}2 t" \I r,. D. (i. II"•Id,
,. Mon., 'Tues„ Wel, Nov. '20.21 •'2? i (lit the i emitIrate of the I':twin:Tr n at 'pan, l'aI'I icd. Dale Brown, That !
Rett Skelton, Ann Rut':erford, in Ohen fart of \1'ilsun Drain and 1'oun .- Council provisitl:llly adopt the report brown -hemmed}, 'rim( wo solarise for Llytll. 14-1p,
i; „ t -. I ! on Flytnl Drain, 'Tile usual procedure 'fenders on talc \\'agncr Drain sante to the accounts b'' pail!. l'arricd,
WHIS'1'I-!NG IN BROOKLYN' \Illnic,pill Dr:nn, ;It'd open portion of '
ii,ts 1'nlln\sc(l. he in by July !ith at 8 pan. Carried. Special Meeting!'
i; l tide ,Ind `ceh a, Skehun pasty, t;Ig the 'I';n 1, r Dr;,id, and pay contractor I I IeI beet (il"u her. 1 / ,c;lhng; "n the
School Area Meet'ng Spc:i►I Meeting cn Wagner Drain a I !
%• with the luso all,! 1'ubbel',, .' lel' ,;ell\', l;l l': led. Dale-]rrti11'tl, 'lata! SpCCial IIICCllllg{ 1CaS brad oil 1\111' August 15. Special tllecllllg nil Mc- Illllllbt'I' of arae, of the report of 1'I'ed
' ALSO "SHORT' SUBJECTS" " `t,. accept the petition of kohl. Scutt, June __iib.:\ public meeting was he'''1 Killup- Iluflitt Boundary Drain and ;11`0 N. Edgar. The Court considered Ihi.
this date in Community I lar', for file !lith for he purpose of boldin a Court i
g••„.1••:•..••G,:••..••0•..„:„:,,:••4•1„:„..r..„., 0,..„:til„..,„,..f'
„.. 1Viet!ir I\l•tllledy, on Vidal, I/rain, and ti tt, )a5S ti -)1..
\o, 5 111 �ll'1\IIIU(I •
purpose of farther discussing the jai Rc\•iswn um the \epee r Drain :lad liuundary Dram. \lotion, — .tent iatip,•;11 trout 1.iiill'uttlllontthe 1ppclllantl5
the
-;-:".0:::.
Sthonl Arta 'plan, Inspector Staples 'tlso to accept and open 'I'endr s on ,
'• • • •, •, • • •, •, • • . + •,••. •...•• .• ••.,.,..,:.:,.•.r•.:.r• •.•• :••0••• •• •. •• • • ••• • ♦ • ♦ • • • • • ♦ •' ,tyre^g-dale, That \\ hit. tett lit be farm and • ,
•,u.••• •.•.• • .••• •.0•• r . ••irlu ♦ ♦ r • ••r♦ •u.r ♦,♦,♦, •,.••••••, •• IRC ,;I1ll Draft :111(1 ;lltiti to read the I'I 'I II 1'l 111' ;notion 01 :\f11L+t ri,lllt and
• • • D • • • ♦ D • ♦ • • . • • • • P • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ • • • • • • • • • • ga1'C hrltll\' Ill' tillllltll' 01 Illi' plait fti1' 1
1Zeport oil the \Icliillop-licit cit Bonn- Chairman. 1);; c Kennelly, That its le\\jet, til,lt as Clic Court w',1, yet un
• the benefit of those not attending the there w';is no ;;l,i,l' ak it talc' Mcls..l- .I :I d to the sires, that we ad
:.
\lotions-\, III .\till.
dart• Dt•aul. .I
first meeting. \I r. S. \1'hitnlurc, of Imp-Ilulh'tt Bonnd,uy Drain, Court of ,harm this ('oast until Nlot day, hero-
:• 'Tnekiismith, ivas also present and gave strong, That (George .\rnis'rnttt; he Revision be can ar Carried, Jewitt- ,)
:; a fine desori ,tion of the Sihanl Area Chairman •f t .c Coui't. Carried. 'There bur _no, .;t _ o'clock.
I Dale, That by-law No, 8 hating betel
t. in 'Tuckcrstitith, A general discussion was one appeal on \\'agner Drain,
read three tiluts it be finally ('ast•!. October Met ting
• tool; place and it t\'as studied from Chairman Brown took \,ser. \lotion Carried. ,
;; 'many angles and the Itrt\ e thea askcll :\rot>urng Dal:, That we talc 15 at :\ugmst 24th. Special meeting held hecnt,tr nn•et,ng held on t )'toltt'r _nd,
• for a suit by ballot to be taken for - tvith ,111 nienll.crs (,resent. \tempts, of
to read report on Ymugblut Drain, \\ ith la t re.;ul,u ;tit l special meetings read
+, each school ,clition separately, with the
quite a number of interested parties I
• result that only two sections voted in ut,l ronin'uut,
prc,er't. The Engineer t\•as present to
;.Ifa\our of the plan, and the remaining
�itc ;my nliorinaliun which nliglu he) \lotion - Icwitt-Brow'o, That till
hClplul nil till' rCpul'l, I'.\'CI'rnre tell III (iu1 ' ,II levis'i'11 on \ 1iiI grant Drain
agreetucilt, Motions -11,, -)hone le, ht. re •Ipened, l':u•ried. .\rlmstlong-
'I'hat this Cuur.cit provisionally ad,,11 D,tI,•, •leash tt'' take 21) acre, off if.
Engineer's report on 1'ungbht.l Drain
(;towhee's act cage and put the revised
and by•iaw to be printed, and Court of
Cuts on persons according to the I•.II-
i Revision bt' heh', oil Sept, 'Sib a1 8,31i gldccr's ret'.'e't ;a>st„•Illcnt snccdnl:'
,p.m. Carried. and the Clerk In notify all person, that
Ihave heed chow;cd. Carried. Jc\\itt-
j Litt Mill rate for I9l1 beim' Ii,+'i I'uldlet' please :;e1 in t ntll with (ie"rite
al 1. , i I rr io\\ ;u1. 14-1p.
1')44.45. .1uttotis — Ilrown-hellmetly, !Ince tions b" final!, pas -ed. Carried,.
'1'h;tt we renew the Municipal Liability L'rt,t\'It-J 'ctju, 'I h:tt \t'e t'.t't: Itly'!Ii :\c
Policy ‘‘'tib \Ir. Nissho. Carried. Dale- rirnittn',al tio't'1% a gram ,.f ;, I,id
Jew, 'That tic ;tuthrrjr.e e Clerk o Jt•wjule"tin, tt ttc gj\r S, of 'rt!I
gelittout dcbedlures on tt11he \ttutlttr '\grirn-Ihnral ",'!' i tty .\1 ,rant ..f r';unl \ blow,, nn.brillll, :it the Orange
LOST
roR SALE
Flax Land ,,anted
200 ACRES MORE FLAX LAND WANTED.
Anyone wishing to rent land for flax, please het
in touch with the mill officials as soon as possible.
Gordon Flax, Ltd.
res off Joim,\'I:ngblutt and lower his
Assessment ti 45.(t) to be taken out of
the $f11.55 for \laitl;Ind River on Pt
10 NI .11, Cal:cd, Imitt- I)a'c, That
the Court of Itcvision on the \Vaguer
11'ain he closed,
'renders \ser: upene'1 ou the \Vag-
uer Drain and there was one only from
George Radford for $15n0.00,
\lutimis-1),de.I, ei1ncdy, That we
accept Inc Tender of Geo. Radford,
Carried.
The Clzrl: read the report on the Nit:-
iKilitip-1lttileft Boundary !)rain, there
being no complaints. \lotions--Jcw•itt-
Dalc, That we provI l basal} adopt the
Report on tlit. Drain
and that Clcrti \tel out by-law and that
Court of Rev'i.,iun be held on Aug. 15 at
8 p.m, Carried, Jewitt -Brown, 'That
the Clerk roti'} the Township of NIL.- 'Fall. .\ letter from the Clinton Ilos- upper open portion of the Sturdy Drain
Killop that it•:' hart tr t's:onally ad- pital in !slant to a patient, NIP,. Jas. ;uta that we accept his report. Call led.
Opted the Repert on the \IrKillop-haul- East, who was entered Aug. 21, 1041.1Jct\itt-I no”, 'Khat tit engage (.corg e
lett Boundary drain and that a Court :\ report fawn the Sheep Valuator re Radford to clean Int and repair the
of Revision \till he held 011 August 'sheep killed by dogs and inspected at ttllprr portion i open part of the
Sturdy Drain and pay, him for the
15th at 8 o'clock. \lotion hs Itrotvn- (arm at Chas, Lindsay.
'Kennedy that we ad:Nn'n. to nu'ct a• I \lutioa.;-Brt,\vn-Nendtdy, That the saint. at Tho raft' of S5.(0 per hour. Car -
gain July 24th. Carrie:I. Rcevt notify N. Miller, County Clerk, rich. 11 -\meld}, That by-laws
Ithat this Council dor, not accept \Ir< NO. 11 and 12, 1044, i, road three tjnt.'t
Special Meeting i t be finally passed. ('a- tine, t)t1c Kcn-
Jas. I:.ast as : n indigent patient as we
.\ special meeting hold on •itdy 2 -hail bolievr the,o people r;m i,ac their hill,, nett}, .1 I tt ,tc:ountt he Pail.
in the form of Court of l.ct•isi i 0m Carried, Ie\citt Darr, that a nu'ct^,g November Mccting
Flynn Drain, :and to read a letter from of all interested parties on the Stdrdr
inspector Klnkaid told also to ct'nsid-I1)riin be hold en Sept. '5th at 1.3!1 p.m. Council met \ovt'Inbcr 1,1h, \yjth all
el' Report of Yttngblut Municipal Drain to meet at the bridge on sidcrtta,l he- number, present. \I jnntcs of prat ion:
and st't time for reading of Report of twee l (tin. lie:tlis and Fred I'lat•tzer's meeting adopted.
same, :\ mot -on by Brown -Kennedy, the Clerl: to 1ttify all parties concern-\lotions--Itrowit-lit\itt,That the let
That \\'m. Dale be chairman. Carried. id. Carried. Dalt-Jctt'itt, That ac- ler from \Ir, \lcjr re Medd Drain be
Iotiunr-Armstrong-Brown,'I'hat we counts be pas'yd. Carried. `hutvn to \Ir Edgar on \\'tdnt,tt,n•
take nit action on \I r. II. Trcit•artll;t's :old the prnp;r proyrc,hn'e be taken
letter as we understand that this i, ai Special Meetings on his atlfice. C.u'r;ei1. I 'ttitt-1);1'0,
cording to statutes. Carried, Jewitt- Special ineetwg cm Sept. Silt to ton -,That the CItrI': write \Iil\dtop Countil
Kennedy, That the Court of Revision sitter stet,., re :hoop killed by dugs be- :ll:sing for pert',Iissi,In for Engineer t'i
on the Flynn Drain be closed. Carried. lodging to l't:t'. I.it'dsay and als,, to divide the Dodds Drain, nt;tin drain
Motions-Jctttt-Kennedy, That the investigate about tilt' being taken III' front the Branches. Carried. Brown -
Clerk advertise for T'ntlors for the tlig- sitkrt'ad 4-5 1Ittllctt. Kennedy, That Ave pay las. \ledd for
ging tit the I'lynit Drain, Tetidc:'s t.l \lotion, --- Brown Dale, That theloot >hir,i tha' was i',t in- Sept. \then
be tpettt'.l Aug. lith at 0 pan. Carried. Road Supt., \Yin, Carter u'y to Liars some others were killed. The rt mai
Brown-K_nnedt, Rcst'Ivttl that we the the tile which disappeared and it nes-',were found afterwards. \Vu pay ,tt tilt
Council of Hullett Township agree to c,s:u•y secure Tho str\icis of County ',were
rate as the other sheep hittcII at
permit that portion. of U.S.S. No 11 Police. Carried D,tle-iCenncd, That the syn,: time which was SIO. t'.t, h
ase \\'atsano,ll and Mullett which it` talc Rut'vc coll,aet rho ('ommty i'itltii Carried, itl•o',vit-litnnt'IIy, That the
located within the Township of Mullett in connection with ,hoop destroyed by yler•h se id the adti,nnt to \1cKIIlo!i
to llfclilll': a part of East \Vaw:u,t,tt dog, on the farm of !'has. Lindsay. owing them on the Nit'Nillo;,-Iln!leit
Snlla'til Arca. Carried. Brown -Jewitt, Jowitt-ilrown, Resolved. that the a'- 'Boundary drain atter deducting 1 11111( 1
That the Clerk send the report on the ,counts as presented by the Road Sup- expenses. l:t:ricd. Iettitt-krnuc,ly.
Yunghlut Drain back to the Engineer• criitcudent be torwarditl to Dept. f,n ,That the Clerk \trite all ic,tere`teil par -
'clic non: on Lot 31, Con. 14 ,110111(1 be subsidy. tit', on \\'agatr Drain, asking
}lerhert (ilou,het instead of }I. (iruss. S;ttcia! meeting on Sept. _25th. for the \\ants to pay each and tt';.'
Can'ictl. ; pm ;to<c of Iii.idine. Court ''i Itr\ j,i,In henturis, all (.:,tlt to be in hs 1)ec. 1st.
'on \'ungblut Drain. \lotions -Dale- Carried. i,'•,v 1' B” wit. That all ac•
August Meeting ltc';1, That George 'Brown he cbail - colu,t. tires( tt1 he paid, rC' r t the
IZtgulir Inciting held o11 attbttst Stlt, mean T;d'1'e \\'1t, but tint: appc,li from account .2f Jautrs C•'av `..d Cattil.d.
'•• 131,1'1'11 - ONTARIO. Irecuns tether a tie, or t ats'. The
• • u::::lll;l i.t for 47 and against 1 1
il•.:••.•.••••.44.♦u4•4.04•.••4.4.:.l.:lel.:u..i•%.luOl•4.:♦ ,•4♦•+,:•.:,•M .
NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS
AND THEM MALE EMPLOYEES
Includiing Farmers
1..
By an order signed on August 15th, 1944, by the undersigned
1\ Bolster of Labour under authority of
National Selective Service \Iobilizutlon Regulations, 19,14;
Commencing August 22n1, 1911, c\+ary
employer is required to cheek the docu-
ments held by each newly engaged mule
employee, within 7 days of the employee's
engagement, to determine if such employee
possesses documents to show that ho is in
good standing under National Selective
Service \lobilization lle,ntlnlions, 1911(that
is, in relation to the 1\lilitary Cuii-up);
2. Every employer must report on
Schedule 9 to the Registrar for his Alobiliz-
aliott Division, concerning tory employee
found not to possess documents as
referred to;
3. Every employer is required similarly
to check the documents held by each nude
enipIoyce now working for him, whose
)Y"
documents he has not checked before, and
to report to the Registrar for his Mobilize
uton Division at once on any such inn•
ployco found not to possess documents as
referred to;
4. Any mulo empioyee here referred to, is
required by the Regulations to present
his documents to his employer for purposes
of inspection;
5. FOIL THIS PUIRPOSE "EMPLOYER"
INCLUDES ALSO ANY FARMER
OPERA'I'iNG A FARM, \VIiO IIAS A
MALE PERSON 1VO1tKING FOR !HIM;
6. Penalties aro provided for any employer
or mule employee who fails to comply
with these Regulations.
Ily an earlier order, employers were required to check the documents held
by their nude empltq'ces, and to report by 11luy 1st, 1914, on doubtful
cases as well as cases where employees did not possess documents.
Employers are, asked to remember that they do not report on nten who
dao possess the necessary documents -only on. those Into fail to present
documents for examination, or where there is doubt that the document
presented actually ]mores good standing.
7'he employer's of Canada, including farmers, co-operated very satisfactorily
on the first check, made up to May 1st, lust. This co-operation teas
decidedly helpful, and is very much appreciated. Further co-operation
is now earnestly requested.
Schedule 9, fur reporting to the Registrar, and details as to documents which prove
good standing, are available through the nearest Employment and Selective Service Office.
Farmers not needed on the form during the fainter, who answer the
urgent call for winter workers in other essential industries, will bo given a
continuance of postponement of military training tuhileatvayfrontthefarm.
NATIONAL SELECTIVESERVICE
jU\1PIIREY 11I1'(:1IELL A. MI
A
Minister of labour I/ircctor, National Selective Service
W.F.2I.1 O.44
September Meeting -_.. Oak, That the Court of lu'\ isu,n oa
Rcg;nla:
meeting held 011 Sept. erns the Y11110'1111 i)rajn be rl.,x' 1, Carried.
Itvitlt all nu'ntbta•s present. mime, of Brut\'n-K,ennt'ly, That its accept the
previous 1l'gtd;tr and special Illft'tllig s llt'titi ll i tit'11 by (1. Bt';II1 slid 11. Stilr-
dy t,t Ila\'c ill' Sturtly \Itlnicitt;ll Drain
pmt in reli;tir. Carried. Brown -Ken-
nedy, Having tt'struc ted Dred :\,
gar to to mal'l' a dares\' and 1•l'ttak(I the
rca'1 :all cu:.Iirmcd.
Communications -.1 letter front Geo.
Bean asking ('' until to take action to
have the Sturdy Drain cleaned out 111.,
Helps (heck (olds Quickly
You can often cheek a coli quickly
if ou follow these instructions,
net as soon no you feel the cold com-
ing on and experience headache, pains
In the hack or Blithe, soreness throtigh
the body, take a Paradol tablet, a good
big drink of hot lemonade or ginger tea
and go to bed.
The Parade! affords almost immed-
iate relief from the pains and tulles and
helps you to get Of tel deco, The dose
may be repeated, if necessary, accord-
ing to the direst ions. If there is sore -
nese of the throat, gargle with two
Paraded tablet(( dissolved in water. Just
try Paradol the next time you have it
cold and we believe that you will be
well pleased. l'aradol lines not distils -
point.
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Canada Will Ship Shell Eggs
To Britain This Winter
In addition to dried eggs, Britain
will now take all the A large and
A medium shell eggs that can be
shipped during the fall and winter
and 40% of the over-all surplus of,
the next 12 months, The price
paid by the Special Products
Board for fresh eggs for export
will net the shipper the same as
for eggs for drying. Provisioq
for export costs was made in the
price agreed on with the British
Ministry of Food. Egg and pcos,t,tiy
officials at Ottawa advice this
should not ine‘!:s.n a' fuer expan-
sion of the poulifro industry, but
a new effort to modfl maxinnnn
production from ex6sting flocks.
They also point it that many
monthsproductiot4 at a fair price
is more remuncra, ioe than high
prices for a sho.t period and un-
certain pr
;..ces for the rest of the
year. s
Policy or the Royal Canadian
Navy regarding demobilization and
reallocation of pe Nonne'. for the
war in the Pacific has been out-
lined by the Director of Naval per-
sonnel,
On the defeat of Germany it is
anticipated that a "first in, first
out" plan will be applied to those
wanting release, provided their
services can he spared. The ad-
vantages to be gained by those
who will serve in the Far East,
stressed by naval headquarters, are
that as a' seaman's lenoth of ser-
vice increases, so do his war
gratuity, bonus and rehabilitation
grant. also those proceeding to the
Far East will be granted leave be -
fors. they go,
* *
Anyone found guilty of enclosing
matches or lighter fluid in over-
seas parcels in future will be pro-
secuted, the Postmaster -General
stated this week. These were found
in a number of parcels being re-
packed after damage caused by fire
in a ship at Saint John, N.B.,
when a total of 245 out of 13,154
bags of overseas mail were des-
troyed or damaged, despite re-
peated warnings that it is illegal
to send either matches or lighter
fluid.
*
Farmers should order next sea-
son's fertilizer now and take de-
lioery as soon as possible to be
sure of supplies, the fertilizer ad-
ministrator warns, Payment el
freight subventions on fertilizers is
still in effect.
SAVE MOW
s aying at
HOTELS
Modern,
linproof,
esewsissrly
learnt,
lay Porkies
01 low n$
1R1
le higher
s2g
*an
per person
FOR MAP in
MIR, wt.,
PORD NMI CO.
Montreal
Montreal
Toronto
and the
LORD
ELGIN
illOttawa
'V to sr
per pers_on, , „or
No higher!
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Us*
400 lovely rooms with radia!
How London Food
Shops 'Carried On'
Colonel Llowellin, 1 Mister of
Food, speaking in London this
Food, speaking in London not long
&go, revealed secrets of the food
front under the recent flying
bomb attacks, He told how 1,200
food shops were seriously damaged
in London.
And he gave instances of the
"carry on" pluck shown by the
shopkeepers and their staffs and
by everybody rise handling the
rations.
This was the Nlinistry's task:
In London alone they had to
feed, every day, the equivalent of
nearly 500 Army divisions, They
had to bake and distribute one and
a half million loaves, Londoners
used three million pints of milk a
day, and some 12 million pounds of
sugar and nearly nine million
pounds of meat.
The Bookshelf...
The Building Of
JALNA
13y MAZO DE LA ROCHE
In 1927 811 unknown Canadian
tvriter won the Atlantic's $t0,000
Prize with her novel, Jalna. With
The Building Of Jalna, Mazo de la
Roche has now written nine hooks
about the Whiteoak family, hooks
which have established her as
Canada's leading novelist.
In her new novel, Miss de la
Roche goes back to the year 1850.
She shows us Adeline, the impul-
sive, passionate young bride with
her Irish temper and her blazing
loyalty; she shows us handsome
Captain Whiteoak who sold his
commission in the Hussars in or-
der to migrate to the superb vir-
gin country on the shore of Lake
Ontario. Here is a story which
breathes with the spaciousness and
beauty of uncut Canada, here
are the skating parties and the
swimming, and here are the mos-
quitoes, big as dragons. Here are
the jealousies, the fierce attach-
ments, the tart and onexpected
humour which possess those who
come within range of the White -
oak s.
For the ,Jalna devotee, The
Building Of jalna is the cornerstone
book 'of the series, the missing
chapter in the family saga, and the
best story of them all.
The Building Of Jalna . . By
Mazo de la Roche . . • The Mac-
millan Company of Canada . . .
Price $2,75.
PRESENTATION TO MONTGOMERY
His Majesty the King presented the Field Marshal's baton (A) to
Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montgomery at a formai ceremony at
Buckingham Palace. The 23 inch long wooden baton is covered
with 18 lions and is tipped with 18 carat gold. (B) The inscription
on the base, while (C) shows the gold figure of St, George and the
Dragon.
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Power Saw
Shades of Jean Batiste and
Black Jack Macdonald and the old
woodsmen of the Ottawa and the
Rideau and the Muskoka hushl
What's become of us? The Leth-
bridge Herald demands.
Those knights of the saw and
blade who hewed mightily and
fought lustily during the Winter
cutting seasan and the Spring log
run are being pushed into the
background and their fame for-
gotten, made but a memory by
what? By a mechanical jig -saw
that a lilliputian could handle, If
you please.
A firm in Vancouver has invent-
ed what Is called a power chain
saw which can be driven by a
small gasoline, electricity if it is
available, or by compressed air.
The saw blade is held agaiust the
standing tree, the power turned on
and a blade with teeth running
around the circumference at the
rate of 2,000 feet per minute bites
into the log with a speed that
r avid make Jean and Black Jack
gasp.
Again science has triumphed
over muscle and the lumberman's
job Is in the sissy category. The
triumph extends to a one -man-
power saw built for the pulp in-
dustry which is operated by a 1TA
horsepower gasoline engine and a
chain speed of 826 feet per minute,
which just about puts the bucksaw
in the same category at the cradle
in the harvest field and the ox
team on the plow.
National character is the core of
national strength.
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
Thousands of slightly used popular dance selections to choose from.
Tlotor or Brunswick 30e - Columbia. 25c - Decca or Bluebird 20c,
Ppecial Attention given to mall orders. When ordering, give name
or orchestras.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
VIGNEUX BROS.
Automatic Phonographs
990 BAY STREET TORONTO
Reich Weather
'Made In America'
What does the weatherman have
in store for the lVestern Front?
Rain, mud and cold mean handi-
caps for fighting men and fighting
machines. Bad weather hinders
ground and air operations, can af-
fect tit fortunes of war by dis-
rupting military schedules,
On the side of the Allies is the
important fact that much of Ger-
many's weather is not "made In
Germany." In large part it is ruled
by the winds blowing westward
over the Atlantic, and it can be
known before it reaches the Reich,
says a btillet. t of the National Geo-
graphic Society, Weather stations
In the United States and in Green-
land and Iceland keep the Allies
informed of what's brewing in the
weather caldron; the Germans have
had to look to their dwindling num-
bers of submarines for reports.
Women of U. S.
Work on Railroads
Two hundred and fifty thousand
women are working In the trans-
portation industry of the United
States, 112,000 of them with Class
1 railroads, says the Sault Ste.
Marie Star, The other 138,000 are
engaged in other forms of trans-
portation, such as aviation, truck-
ing, buses, trolleys, suburban rail-
ways and steamships.
1
C 11 C 1.,,ES,15f,E1 D
-or Money Back
For quick relief from Itching caused by eczema,
athlete's foot, ecabies, pi mples and other I tching
conditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid
D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless and
stainless. Soothes, comforts and quickly ca/ms
Intense Itching. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist
today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
'11 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. Pinkham's Compound
IMPS NATDRE. Thousands upon
thousands have reported benefit.
Follow label directions.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
This Woman Knew
Secret And Kept It!
One knew the secret of
the now famous prefabricated
ports which enabled supplies to
begin pouring into ,Nirrtituttily on
1),Day -- and kept it. Pretty,
brunette 'airs, tuisika Lancaster,
wife of an officer and an artist of
xceptional ability, made the origi-
nal carill»ard models.
ACclitu.STANTS .t A UDI'l 0 Its
INCoM E T.1 It EPoRTS, complete
monthly rook kccp ing Services,
stnii II es our specialty,
A. 11t' & company, t;
St reel Et, Toronto,
11AUY
POULTRY KEEPERS
(„Eic..r." s sEci 01(11).
heti I hy Chicks this coming Sea-
son hy placing Your 01 der now.
Write for nits prises on our Gov-
ernment Approved chieks,
Ct(tI1It)JttCconto tiling the pruner
brooding and no t hods used In
rtilAng better poultiy,
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
M Nils ton, (motet°
WE GAVE .A FEW DA YOLVIS
available. Also some laying pul-
lets. Write for list and prleen.
Have you your copy of the Re-
port on Ontario's 1944 Poultry
Conference? We'll semi It free,
Ivry poultryman needs It lirny
Hatchery, 130 John St. N,, Ham-
ilton, Ont.
FREE RANGE PULLETS -LA YINO
and ready to 183' for immediate
delivery. !tarred Rocks, New
11810 pshl rem, White Leghorns,
Hybrids. Also booking day old
chicks for 1915 now, Top Notch
Chielteries, Guelph, Ontario,
;1,00 BOOKS YOUR ORDER
ORDER YOUR 1915 CHICKS NOW',
and not be disoppointed. All
eldelts ore from go:1111111NA test-
ed stock, and from 25 oz, eggs or
better. Ilarred Rooks mixed 312,00
per 100, white lhorns mixed
311.00 per 100, Barrett rock pull-
ets 019.00 per TOO, while leghorn
pullets 324.00 per 100, white rocks
mixed 015.0(1 per 100. white Rock
pullets 322,00 per 100, Brown leg -
horns mixed $13.00 per 100, rirown
Leghorn pullets 021.1111 per 100. NVe
guarantee 1U0', live delivery,
balance pith] C.O.D. .Mapie City
'Hatchery, Chatham, Outline.
ON I'\' THIN(IS ARE S1 RE.
death and taxes. But 1 think we
C11 11 11(1(1 another "sure thing'' and
that is the poultry loistuesH ITt
the coming yenr, There are two
reasons for my optimism. First
of oil we're still shipping. eggs
And poultry overseas find In
large quantItles. secondly then)
't'ill always he n ready sale for
eggs and poultry In Canada
while employment continues on
n 1111211 'Peel. TV:C(11110 111101(ti
have been making money for our
eustomers for 20 yearR. Scud for
Early llookIng prieelist and free
catalogue today. Also laying and
ready to lay pullets for Mimed -
in le delivery. Twedtlle Chick
/la trh pH es Ltd., Fergus, 0»torio,
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
AND YOU A 11 1' OUA 11.5 N TEED
your chicks for next spring when
you wan t them Ea rred Rock
mixed 012.00 per 100, white leg -
horns mixed 011.00 pet' 10(1, Bar-
red Rock Pullets 113,00 per 100,
white leghorn pullets 322.00 per
100. Heavy Breed Cals. 16.00 per
100. Leghorn Clels, 32.00 per 100.
All chicks hatched from 26 oz,
eggs or better and from special
;noted flocks. Guaranteed 10091,
Ilse delivery. 51,0(1 books your
order, Inflance C.O.D. Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario,
YOUR CHICKS WILL PAY -THE
Top Notch Wily, Yes find this
full Top Notch Chleherles are
giving you the opportunity of
booking your order enrly. New
purehosere will be ogreenbly
surprised at the service and of
course, old customers do not
have to be told that Top Notch
stands for the best In chick
hatcher), standards both as to
service and the highest quality
chicks. Send for Early Booking
prieellst today. You will save
money by booking your order
early, Also laying pullets for In-
medlote delivery. Top Notch
Chielverles, Guelph, Ontario,
100 CHICKS FREE
WITH EVERY ORDER OF 100 PUL -
let chicks, we give 100 free chicks
four choice). Leghorn pullets
122.95 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets 319.35 per 100. White Rocic
Pullets 324.35 per VC Brown leg -
horn Pullets $24.95 per 100. All
Obits sold bricked by high egg
pedigreed stock. $1.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed
100% live delivery. Kent Hatch-
ery, Clintham, Ontario.
EGGS ARE A GOOD PRICE: .AND
we have the pullets that will
shell out the eggs. Barred Rocks,
New Hampshlres, White Leg -
horns and Hybrids. Laying and
ready to lay. .Also booking ord-
ers now for 1945 chicks. Free
Catalogue. Tweddle Chick Hatch-
eries Ltd., Fergus, Ont.
DYEING & CLEANING
RAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? tVrite to us
for Information. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment 11, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Tonga Street, To-
ronto.
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, Bold, rebuilt; belt s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Compnny Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St.,
Toronto.
ARMY BOOTS
NEWLY RECONDITIONED ROOTS
of our armed forces, perfect con-
dition, 33.25 delivered. Money-
back guarantee. State size, send
money order. Ruskin & Co.,
Peterborough, Ont.
NEW HAIR GROWTH, OR YOUR
money back, That is the guaran-
tee behind "Luxul", the amazing
formula for eliminating dandruff,
baldness, falling and thinning
hair. 31.60 and $2.75 at all drug-
gists -or direct from Luxul Pro-
ducts, Windsor, Ont. _
"FAIRWAY"
IT CLEANSI-
AS IT WAXES! -
AS IT POLISHES!
Quick Efficient Floor Ton)! Cana-
dian Patent. material, workmanehin
guarnnteed. Full direetions with
each "Fairway," only 15.75 express
paid. C.O.D. 463 Gerrard Street.
Toronto.
FOR SALE. SLEIGHS AND CUT -
tem Shipped enyw here. For in-
formation write 11ox 22, TO ussels,
Ont
She took models to parliament
recoil 13; where bite spent the
day in the committee room ex-
plaining the ports' NVorliings,
models were Made Ity sapppers at
tire 11111. 1'(flee at the cost of ap-
proximat(!), $2,25o but the t too
ports eiht, approximately $112,-
500,01)0, or roughly two days' ex-
penditure id the \ear,
151 rs, Lancaster and her colle-
agues \\lidos! six months to ac-
complish their task,
Frill SA LE
31.50 a. BUSHEL, ),101'1 NS, '11-
itflhlIi1, ittn,sets, etc, delivered.
Phone I erra 20411 or write
11, Nettle, 11,1i, 1, P(cketing,
POULTRY GRITS
(2ANA1)IAti (WITS ANI) SAVE
2511and produee better eggs.
Pelee white solnahle cololum
corhoonto, awl whop ois„hodo.
ovio. vfo; 111„;
Send for oriel-, Anil sainto,s.
STINSON REEI3 SUPPLY
COMPANY LIMITED
5585 ri mier .51'., Montreal, P.Q.
WHOLESALE 11AK Elt\', PARR Y
50111111 11 IA Het, 111V111'1' retiring,
excellent business, property and
business complete $65a0,00, Cole-
man & Company, 77 Vietcolit St.,
Toronto,
ANIMAL SNARES, (STME1. ('ABLE,
lock, my(vel), Pox 33,00 doz, Coy•
oto 14,00 dos.. Prepaid. Write for
free snaring Instructions and cir-
culars on Indian trapping meth-
ods, snares, lures, ele, 11111 Hoff.
man, Russell, Mon,
GROCEITY ESS, A 1.(10NIA
district, fifteen hundred gremlin -
Hon splendid loisines, property
and business 13700,0o, Stock at
cost, Coleman & Co. 77 \'Ictoria
Street, 'roronto,
SEVERAL LOA DS GOOD 111',S11
horses, mares 111 foal and farm
chunks, Gregg's Maohinery
change., 001 nod Halifax Sts., Re-
gina, 5:1 1(1,
CATERPII,I,A11 TRACTOR 1)114;
Snow Nom: 11 V 1 yne with side
wing: 1)otible 1)rum Steam Winch
-60 h.p.: 1)roible Drum riosolene
wineb-80 11,1,.; \Vinci' with air
cooled motor: Univers/it Joints for
Ifydraulle Hoists. Illehler 'Motel(
& Auto Parts, 874 1X'ellIngton XV.,
71fontrcal.
FOR SALM REGISTERED COCI:Elt
spon(el pups'pet and show sleek.
Martindale Kennels RegOl., 604
1)ownie St„ Strat font, Ont.
CHOICE DXF0111) AND S111101'-
011111, Ewes, Apply Lyle Cook,
Phone 55114 SI. Thomas, 11, R. F.
C0 C E 11 SPANI El, PUPPIES,
benuties, Registered, all colors,
253 Briarhill Ave., 'forortlo,
SUFFOIX iitzmErdNn 11 A M 5,
also Yorkshire Gilts farrowing
Nov, find Dee, 11 ng1t,tneell.
C11111'ell$111e. 141111 C111111er. 1,11
A SliCNI: TII A PPINC itEuORD
Leet SCIIFIl 11 1 caught and killed 24
skunks without Filletl or damage
to pelts with a trip 1 invented,
Complete drawings find Inform-
ation of this trap $2.00. Herman
Martin, Box 75, Fergus, Ont.
1101151111. N 51111'
"HOW TO 111311.5 1( AND TRAIN
Horses," A hook every farmer
and horseman should have. It Is
free: no obligation. Simply address
Beery School of Horsemanship,
Dent, 411, Pleasant Hill, 001n.
FARM 31
FANNING 5111.1, (Kline SEED
Grader, 171111 IleeR, highly reento-
mend, nlso screening, 1(11n
MrinufneturIng, Tiox 121 Weston,
Ont.
NIACIIINE111' REPAIRS
MACIIINERY REPAIRS
GENERAL N1ACII1NE SHOP wontc
ELECTRIC A ND A C. Y LENE
WELTMNG
ETALL1 Z1 N 0
HAVE YOUR WORN SHAFTS
AND ntisio NGS MADE LIKE
NE1V BY THE NEW METAL
SPRAY PROCESS
ALT. WORK GUARANTEED
Godson Contracting
Co., Ltd,
Union St., Toronto
JUNCTION 7360
FARMS Fon 551.11
193 ACRES, 1 MILE WEST 00'
Kiteliener limits. Kitchener -Sten t -
ford highway. Charles \V. Moser,
31.11. 4, Eitchener,
114 ACRES, 20 ACRES OF 111/S11,
90 acres good tractor land. forge
bank barn, 2 houses, 1 stone, 1
frame: furnishings optionfil; 2as
miles from the town of Durham,
11 Cawthra Sq., Toronto.
100 ACRES, 50 CLEARED, CLAY
loam, spring water, 7 roomed
house, good barn, Implement
shed, telephone and hydro avail-
able; 3 miles from highway, 10
Miles north of Brorebridge. E.
Briese, Falkenhurg, Ont.
HAIRDRESSING
L E7 A N HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Inform tIon
on request regarding chyme.
Robertson's Hairdressing Aced-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto. .
11Allt GOODS
Only firm in Canada manufacturing
ladies' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively. Write us for partieu-
WHITE'S IlAllt GOODS
MS Terme. SC, Toronto, Ontario
MEDICAL
ARTHRITIC PAIN? FOR A 11T11-
ritie Pain take rermol Rheumatic
Arthritic Pain Tablets - get
positive relief! At your druggist's
or send 11.00 today and receive
one month's supply postpaid.
Termol Distributors, Box 712,
London, Ont.
STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS
often are the cause of 111 -health
In humans, all ages. No one im-
mune) Why not find out If this
to your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars -Free! Write Mulveney's
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.
FRUIT JUICES: TIIE PRINCIPAL
ingredients In Dixon's Remedy
for Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis.
Sold only Munro's Drug Store,
• 135 Elgin, Ottawa. Postpaid 31,00.
FIG -LAX TABLETS, A POSITIVE
corrective for constipation, slug -
Irish liver, disordered stomach
and bowels. 25c et dealers, or by
mail, 2 boxes 80c: 8 boxes 31.00;
write Fig -Lax Products, Wood-
stock, Ont.
WILLIAMS
CAMPHORATED
MUSTARD CREAM
gives quilt relief to back
pains (aired by strains or exposure to coliki
preventing rheumatic 01 Iniwilat lumbago
cunistkations One application gives results.
11101111tliffell1(D INSTUO Mut 131 is at Int Om
31111)1C.11,
I(AIMEIIIOA Ei inT 1151.51 lies trnye
of fensive odor Instil tit I Y. 45o
boll le 01 In ng rot. lienman
Drug Store. Ottawa
W.1NTED EVE111' 5uloriIi11011
or Illfromallo or NettrIt1H
to try 1)Ixon',, Itvotelly, 111 11111.11'n
1)ro1) Store, 335 Elgin, Olt a We.
181 rn 01 Lan,
111sI(2A I. INSTRUMENTS
ERE() A. 11111)D1NOTON BUYS,
setts. exr ha Imes m11=10111 instru-
ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2.
oPPOIITUNITIES 11'01IEV
BE A IIAII1I)11USS1R
JOIN 'ANA flys 1,E !Ms:0 5('Ittl()T1
GreNt 01)1)01.1mill v, 1.4Narn Ir-
Mr:Is:10 Profession. good
grs, Hum -minis Nicer ssf'il, Marvel
rutin) merlon's groateFt sys.
trio. 11111trritril eltaloglie free.
Write or call
MARVEL 11 \ 1 DRESSING
srunni,s
350 111.0011 \V., TORONTO
Branches: 44 King St. Frnmillon,
& 71 Rideau Street, Ottawa,
;'11(1T0(711
TIME TESTED OIIAI,ITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
printed
6 011 5 EXPOSURE 1101,1,5 25c
11EP1112."I'S 73 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING 5011V1r1,1
Volt Ili:,' not get the films you
went this year. but you con get nIl
f loquality 111111 ,wrvice you desire
by sondIncr your films to
1M Putt, A 1, PrioTo 4Kit VICE
Sul Hon J, Toronto
Pt.:Hsi/NA r,
"Er,1.1.1TI r'0 9(1 N11 01111" (1113
Christ," wonderful book free.
Megiddo Mission, Itoehester 11,
11.11' ENT S
FETHEi1sTON11.51'101 & '11511,
Patent Soliritors. 11s1,011shett
1690: 14 lflno XV est. Toroo I o.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest.
ST AMPS
1000 51IX1;1") sTAMps, spOsoi,
with ottrietive approvals. Regal
Stamp Supply, 72 Muir Avenue,
Toronto.
'I'A \MIA( 111,1V
D1P,11 HEADS W ANTED, will pay
good price for lame Burk Ileads,
lotto 11,0104 not loll up the throat,
for portleulars,
P111111 11E.1 115 mounted reasonable
Prices,
DEER 1110115 tanned Into dove
lea(her. 55'e also 1)ccr
TIMAR 1111)ER tanned and made Into
Floor Rugs, and llohes,
FOX SKINS & 1"01115 Inimed mot
made Into Neekpleves.
01,1 5E11 SPANNER CO. LTD,
2(1A Elm Street. Toronto
AGENTS 11'.A6TED
AN 01.1) EST.‘111,1S11101) cilICIC
lottehery wools /wools In err -
lain localities 10 Camoin to take
orders for uhieks in your spare
time. The commission Is good
and the chicks are well and (tv-
0011111(9' 1;11011'11. 11'1'11 1, for full
details Box No. 152, 73 Adelaide
1V„ Toronto,
STOR A trIX SP.I('E IV A NT101)
1 HAVE A LoNDON 111110
desires 20 to 25,000 sounre feet
of dry stortire ivII)?) 30
miles L01111611, t 1111V1, von
to offer? ‘1'idle Bert WW,' & Son,
Realtors, 150 5 Doming 51„ Lon-
don,
WANTED
FUNERAL (10,5111. ',ATE MODEL
good eonil t and tires. Reas-
onable, 'lox 153, 73 Adehride \V.,
Toronto.
SATES R'ArrklI), IN 0001) '094-
11(11011. & 'rrivior. Limited,
145 Front St. E., Toronto.
DAIRY, 350-1,000 Q'('5 DAILY.
Give fullest particulors. Includ-
ing price. Box 814, 73 Adelaide
'W., Toronto,
SMALL 111117SE, 51151W LAND. TO-
rottlo thirty mites reasonable.
liox 073, 73 Adelnide W. Toronto,
OLD BOOKS - MAGAZINES
PRE-WAR UNITED STATES ()R
English publications wanted.
Jokes, true -type detective. magic,
spicy, privotely printed, London
Life, Calgary Eye Openers, nny-
thing unusual In hordes or mng-
tattles. Highest priers paid 1m-
niedintely. Write listing titles to
Ilex 178, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
WANTED 100 TO 20(1 ACRE FARM
within radius of 20 miles of To-
ronto with good river fir strenin.
ter. Must be reasonable price.
Stole all particulnrs in first let -
Others need not reply. Box ,180,
73 Adelolde W.. Toronto.
HATCHING EGGS WAN VED FOR
1915 hatehing season. Pioche
culled and blood -tested tree ot
charge tinder Government Super-
vision. flood premlem p1101. For
fttll delatls write Box No, 181,
73 AdelnIfle \V., Tororto.
PAIIM 11111.1' WASTED
B XI' 11111EN(2E I) FA JIM Ti A ND,
single, any nollonollty, under 60
years of age. Gond home and
wages. Apply Mr, Rob Roy, flow-
monvIlle, Ont.
F,3IPLOYMENT WANTED
FARMER, PAST NH DDLE AGE,
wishing employment -yearly with
decent people, with welcome to
ten-yenr-ont boo, can t n k e
charge. Handy man on any farm.
consider honest people only. Box
185, 73 Adelaide W.. Toronto.
GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY, ITALY
An Italian peasant woman offers some fruit to Maj. Gen, Mas-
carenhas De Moraes, commander of the Brazilian Expeditionary
Force, part of the Allied Fifth Army. In return, the general gave
her some Brazilian cigarets.
WHY GOING IS SLOW IN ITALY
Up a narrow crumbling tortuous trail creep Allied Army trucks
as they negotiate a by-pass over the mountains at Cutigliano, near
Bologna, Italy.
GEN, McNAUGHTON PRESIDES OVER ARMY COUNCIL FOR FIRST TIME
No time was lost by Canada's new Defence Minister, Gen. the Hon.A. G. L. McNaughton, in getting down to work. A few hours after
entering the Cabinet he presided over a meeting of the Army Council, shown here in session. Left to right around the table arer; Major
N, J, Anderson, of the Army Public Relations department; Mr. Alexander Ross, Depputy Minister; Maj. -Gen. A. E. Walford, Ad-
jutant -General; Brig. M. M. Dillon, of the Quartermaster -General's branch; Col. H. A. Dyde, Military Secretary to the Minister; Gen.
McNaughton; Col, H. DesRosiers, Deputy -Minister; Maj. -Gen. J. V. Young, Master -General of the Ordnance; Maj -Gen. R. B. Gibson,
Vice -Chief of the General Staff; and Lieut. -Gen, J. C. Murchie, Chief of the General Staff.
FRONT LINE DINING ROOM
With a bale of straw as a table and a Dutch farmyard as a dining -
room, this Canadian soldier grabs a meal on the way to the front.
Stew, rice pudding, bread and tea is his ration,
CANADA'S NEWEST HOSPITAL SHIP READY FOR MAIDEN VOYAGE
One of the largest and the most -modernly equipped hospital ships in the world, the "Letitia", sister ship of the ill-fated "Athenia", slink
by the Germans in 1939, is ready for her maiden voyage to bring home Canadian casualties. The former troopship which has carried
Allied troops to the North African invasion, Iceland, Salerno, has been reconverted to join the Lady Nelson in hospital ship service.
1. Capt. J .Cook, Glasgow, Scotland, skipper of the Letitia, and formerly captain of the Athenia, welcomes aboard Lt. -Col. A. L.
Cornish, of Victoria, B. C., officer commanding the Letitia. 2. Full view from the harbor of the Letitia, which is equivalent to a
floating general hospital for a large Canadian city. 3. Similar to an operating room in any of Canada's larger hospitals, is inspected by
Lt. -Col. S. A. Wallace, of Vancouver, B. C., chief -surgeon aboard, Major A. E. Mackenzie, Niagara Falls, Ont., anaesthetist, and
Nursing Sisters A. F. Barker of Bancroft, Ont., and E. Hastings, of Torcnto. Th: four discuss the latest in operating tables, 4. In the
modern dental office, Sgt. G. Claremont of Montreal, dental assistant, is shown preparing equipment for the first voyage.
DAMAGED PARCELS BRING GRIEF
TO CANADIAN SOLDIERS OVERSEAS
Pte. Emile Duval of Three Rivers, Que., (Top) points to a table ot
grief—improperly packed parcels which won't get to some boys in action.
It's a different story in bottom picture where the parcels are intact and
soldiers are happpy. I-Iere, Sgt, Keith Hogan and Tpr. Elmer McIntosh,
both of Toronto, are shown delivering well -wrapped parcels to their
unit near the front line in France. Note the smiles as Tpr. Kenneth
Smith of Owen Sound, Ont., is loaded up with parcels from home.
If you think there's fun in opening some one else's parcel and
finding rotten eggs garnished with talcum powder you're no pal ot
Pte. Emlie Duval of Three Rivers, Que. Pte. Duval is with the First
Canadian Army Base Post Office, somewhere in France.
Emile's job is to open all parcels not properly packed, besides those
that are damaged in transit. Each day in his little cubby hole where -
ever the Post Office camps, Emile is busy repacking parcels. He, too,
agrees that the roundabout way to the heart of a Canadian soldier is
through his stomach, but Emile's no believer in prejudicing the success
of the attack by mailing fresh eggs wrapped carelessly together in a
small wax paper carton.
In damaged parcels are jam with glass jars, and ketchup bottles with
long necks. Jars of Pickles and other fragile soldier comforts are sent
across a continent and an ocean with the sole protection of a rubber
band and a shoe box.
Mail first arrives on the shores of France at the First Canadian
Army Post Office which serves, among other things, as a "bulk break-
ing" point. NCO's from the Post Office see to it that the mail is
carefully handled by soldiers and civilians alike.
From the Base Post Office parcels and mail for the boys is sent
on to Divisional and Corps Field Post Offices where sorting is done
for the brigades and other formations. Some of the mall is picked up on
the fly at a rendezvous. The man in the front line receives his mall
through a postal orderly, an army postman who may make his rounds
by motorcycle or jeep.
When sending your next parcel remember the handling that it must
inevitalgo through and give your boy—and Ensile Duval—a break,
and not the pickle jar. It's always a good idea, anyway, not to mix
foodstuffs which, if they do break out of their packages, will spoil each
other. Soap, for example, if shipped in the form of soap flakes, makes
a poor seasoner for biscuits.
Here's Quick Relief from
SINUS PAIN
3 -Purpose Medicine Helps Clear
Out Congested Sinus Areas
ONE best way to get relief from
torturing sinus pain is to clear con-
gestion from nasal passages and
give sinuses a chance to drain. A
few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol in
each nostril is usually enough to
bring this comforting relief,
3 -Purpose Medicine ... Va-tro-nol
is so successful because it does three
important things: (1) shrinks swol-
len membranes of the nose; (2) helps
clear out pain -causing congestion
and (3) soothes irritation. Many
sinus sufferers say it's best relief
they've found. Try ill
VICKS.
VATIONOL
PAM! E.
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Fall and Winter Needs
Children's Hose, cotton and wool 25c to 75c
Children's Golf Hose, elastic top 59c
Boys' Wool Trousers $2,95
Grey Wool Blankets each $4.50
36" White Flannelette per yard 22c
Good assortment Shoes, Rubbers & Rubber Boots.
Olive MeGIII
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Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
STUART ROBINSON
Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
Morning Delivery. North of Dinsley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - $1.00 or Over,
NEW DEAL
• 2 PKGS. PEP 25c
TUMBLER FREE.
Super Suds per pkg. 22c
Thrift Soap Flakes large pkg. 39c
Neilson's Cocoa hf. lb. 19c; 1 lb. 29c
Red Rose Coffee 1 lb. 45c
Libby's Prepared Mustard per jar 10c
Limburger Cheese, Soda Biscuits, White Beans,
Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Grapes.
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THE STANDARD
I'hr ked Cross !lingo and Dance
which w•a, ;idyl rtised last week, for
the night of Friday, November '-Itli,
Itis had '.o be pi•stpontd due to the fact
that it c,nulicts \Vith the nomination
date for fllytn, w hick \\'ill Ile held at
12 o'cloci: n 1' ii, ;ld if called for, it i;
custi maty to hold a nomination meet-
ing at ti o'clock in the evening
NI rs. huherl \Ictiee visted fora fc\v
days with friends in Illyth last \\•cel:.
\Irs.:\. ll.u•r was a Goduricli Visitor
011 \Ionday.
\I;ss I';tthaleen Ocsch of Varna i,
the guest of \Irs. \\'ill am 14.II.
\Iiss \larjorie \1c\'ittic spent Sun-
day ill London.
\I r. I t ruth Gong spent the first of
the ‘weal: in '1 oronto,
\Ir. awl \It•. \\'ill ant Desk 11f Lon-
{
I uesbt,ro ,petit last \Creel: \1'llh \Irs. C.
Sundcrcocl:.
\I r. Kenneth Ashton of Ih'us.•II,
spent Sunday \\'lulu \1r•, and \Irs. J. It.
\Vat;oli.
\liss Evelyn \Iclittosli of ltdnevale,
is spending a iew days with \Iiss tetra
lohttston.
:1 Mr. :cul \1 rr. Andrew 'Turnbull of
1�•
\\'niton, spent Sunday at the home of
\1r, and \Irs. Clarence Johu,tolt.
I \Ir. and \Irs. Nuristan Colclough of
Goderich, vi;itcd wwith \Irs. A. \l.
Colelough on Sunday.
ND-. Charles Sundcrcock has relate•
cd after spending a \reel: with his sis-
ter in \\'inds„r.
• \I i=s Nellie Carmichael, of I?xeter,
;. v;itcd \\•;tit Rev. :\. and \I rs.
4. on Sunday evening.
\IrS.
I. Ta)lor has returned
„ alter a Visit with her family in Strath-
•_ toy and Ingersoll.
t Councillor I?incrson \\'right spent
tfhore d. ‘vccl: end \\'ith relatives in \Ica -
;f,
S;ncla'r
home
N:I:0e:O..•viva•:1•:•1,•1:•1.•:H•.:N:1.0•:•1000:I:H:4•:H:1•;•1;I:.:I:H:••:•f•:I 0••441:11:.1:1•:1:•:1:••:11:1•:••:•:10:4•:•1 i\r'e1•l' \\. 11.'NI Or I. Ill ti ill attendance
at the November Session of 1lurun
to t,wcr $175.1111. County Cowtril.
The teacher, in \Ir. Staples inspec-
Thc Bazaar and hot supper spoil or I�cw. (;uwu "1t\wi.send, the Arch -
The he'd a Convention ;n Clinton on
C(1 by the Lath( t -;wild an l \\'. :\. 1)j h;shop's t uonuissioner front London,
1 \IUII(hly.
Wits the spcc;a1 speaker ;n St. George's I I.:\(:• I tarry hryant of Jarvis stent
St. Gc1'r1 e's Church \vasa decided (•huta•h on Sunday and preached •1 1
success. \ fair crowd gathered early the vert: -end \with his parents. Ile ex-
uu,st impressive sermon on "The ' pests to be transferred to NO. 1 Man -
in the attertoul; and after the Itazaar L''rcadth and Success of Christ's Life." luting fool, Toronto,.
was declared ofiicially open II the I •Malt' Scrgcaul \1'. C. 13enntt( I f' \I r, and \Irs. G.
lector, Rev. \I. F. Wham, The ladies Taruutu with his wife and family "et.I Sudbury spent last
in charge of the various ho,,tlis \vcrc the wvccl:-c1>;'1.
weiiiiicd in ; i•o\ving the large display ! \i rs. George Kirkby and children
of apron, quill:, fancy work and made lievcrly and Patsy, of Sultan N. On- \1r. and \Irs. Cecil
over cl(l lI IIg to the many patrols. tario, are spending a couple of w•ecla l�r. I�ay 1)ubbyn, were in 1.cn(111n on
Ninety -nuc aprrns \vcrc on display weal w\•ith her mother, \Ir>.:\lex. Murray. i\Vcdneslloy, ;'Itcudir.g the wedding
.,
most of these were sold. :\ hot supper I Jliss Jean Coutts spent the wreck- Icerc.utony of \Ir. and \Its. Uohhyn's
was served from 4 o'clock onwards and end \with \lis; Bernice ilackw'ull' sort, Garth, to \Iiss Farina 'i'ow'ncnd.
during the supper hour piano music I 'Mr. and MIT. lilt .\ndcrson spent ( \Irs. \Villiant Craig and 'Irs, John
Oldham, The Sunday with the iormer's cousins, \Ir•Craig visited the foriner's son and his
those olio as• and Mrs, Ford Sotheran, of 1I;t r:stun. 1w\ife, \I r. and \Its, Earl Crrti; in
1 11
WALTON
\V. Godfrey of
Week \with tilt
former's sister, Mts. \Vote NIc\'ittie,
and \I r. \Ic\'ittie,
1'. Dobbyn, aild
was provided by \I r.
lade, v .1 t.; thank all
sited in ,111y ‘way to make the after -i ND-. and \Irs. Herbert KKirkbv gave Stratford last week, rettn•ring house
noon a success The receipts amounted arriwti•I home :after spending two weeks 1Sttnday with mi.. Bernard ('raig who
spent Sunday at his brother's home.
\Irs. Harry Ilowcn has returned
It's Time For
Xmas Shopping
NOW IS THE TIME to start your Christmas Shop-
ping. Christmas Goods will be scarce, and the wise
shopper is picking up items and laying them away
for Christmas.
TOYS AND GAMES
If there is anything you need in Toys or Games
don't fail to see our stock. We now have on display
in our window an outstanding lot of toys that will
delight any child. They are attractive, beautifully
finished, and, most important of all, very sturdily
made, all solid wood. Trains, l'rucks, Jeeps, Busses,
Semi -Trailers, Etc. We also have a compelte stock
of all the popular games, and hope to have more
coining in. DO THIS SHOPPING NOW.
A POPULAR GIFT
Stationery is Always a Popular Item For
Christmas. We have a lovely assortment of the
popular Crane and Pike Line, moderately priced.
We have a nice assortment of Bill holds and
Change Purses, and many other items suitable for
Christmas Boxes.
POCKET BOOKS NOW 25c
The Popular Pocket Book Novel, which was prev-
iously priced at 39c, has now been reduced to 25c.
These are book length novels, and are very popular
for sending to the boys overseas. Pack one or two
in your next box. They take up pracitcally no
space, and will be greatly appreciated by the boys.
The Standard Book Store
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Doherty Bros.
GARAGE.
Acetylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty.
Agents For International -
Harvester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil.
Car Painting and Repairing.
Hollyman's
BAKERY
I3READ, CAKES,
PIES and BUNS,
ALWAYS ON IIANI).
Confectionery and Tobaccos.
PI-IONE 38 - I3LYTH.
Vodden's
BAKERY.
WIZEN IN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
IIOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REMEMBER
"'1'lIE HOME BAKERY"
11. T. VODI)EN.
.1 1 1 III■.1.1.1. II .11 Y 111 .JI. J1,1111.111. til
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Wednesday, Nov, 15, 1911.
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WALLPAPE
Our stock of wallpaper is now fairly complete,
- Prices range from 12' c per single roll and upward.
We have a limited (quantity of 51111111 room lots
to i)e cleared,
STOCK SUPPLIES
Pull range of Loyal Purple and I)r. Bell's
Stock Supplies are on hand.
We also have Cooper's Uri ILi1 and Stock Cull
Liver Oil available,
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLI'AI'ER-PHONE 20,
111. ILMI. 1. lI•
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1 ..1 .4.1 1,,...SII.. 111 I
1410:IVO t it.1:+C4::tCtw t t4ks141,VC e tV,ICtelCii tt&t=tCt4:tVC(Kt(R3
ep
Be* Room uites
Many beautiful Suites and Odd Pieces in the
latest styles are displayed on our floors and are
being offered at Moderate Prices.
An Attractive Walnut Suite in the popular
Waterfall Style is displayed in our window this
week.
We offer a slice selection of Sill11110145 Steel
Beds, 11'Iattresses and Sagless Bed. Springs at popu-
lar prices,
A. call \will convince you of the many excellent
values WO al'C offering.
THE FIFTH WALL
F, CF EVERY ROOM.
The calling, which is usually
larger than any single wall, should
°sl:e considered as a fifth wall, Thus
whon planning the decoration for a
; r(otu it is just a5 important to se -
Ilea a correct ceiling papa tis It is
-lo choose the proper wall deeora-
1tiun. your preference may favour
;one of contrasting colorise. lino't
the a°ralrl that a "Colour -Planned"
lroont Mil extend your Budget. '1'o
realize this you 0011 readily do so
;by seeing my samples -over 1500
!tai p;ck' from.
1 TILE OLD SUNWORTHY LINE
Sorry to say, there are NO NE \l'
P:\\'"TERNS this y000, being the
.;ante the last three years. Every- .�
hone after a five-week visit with her .tiling in the line of Decorating. No w
son, \VId.y, of Royal Oak, M;ch., 111.1 :spec al time for ;tpp.,iniments, -- ,
with her „tit, Albert, of Exeter, the 111- and rententl,cr, 1 spcciali•re in that
ter arcuist;r,In}ing her borne 44 hi)
1tottgh job of taking off \\'aldpaper..
\wife 111111 small son, and remaining with - * * *
her this \week.
\Ir. and \Irs. J. Il. \\al!on and font 1 .
;l); were 1 eeswatcr visitors on Satin..
day at the home of \Ir. and \Irs. Harry
\\rest. The occasion being the annual
Birthday party for NI rs, \\'ntson's
mother, \Irs. George Ashton of (;ureic
1\•110 is 79 years young.
i\\•ith their son, \I r. George l' irkby and
' fancily" of Sultan N. Ontario.
\f r. 11;11 \\'t'son is rclicvi•'g at the
station while his father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. F. \\'ilsun arc on their
holidays.
Mrs. Stewart Humphries and son,
Lobby tpcnt last \eccl: with ND.. and
\irs. \Vast. Hewlett,
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Federation Approves Rural
Agricultural Scheme For
High Schcols
Approval of the efforts 1)'f the Out-
tario Ue;rtrtntutt of I?tllicat;on to es-
tablish departments of Agriculture ;n
rural high 40110015 by assuming :t con-
siderable share of the capital and main-
tenance cost was expressed by the Di-
rectors of the Ontario Federation of
Agriculture meeting in Toronto on Oc-
tober 24th, 194.1.
The Federation urged high school
board to give cousiderat'on to their
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Concert - knee
In A'd of Pt iscnt rs of War Boxes
through the Real Cross Saciety
Scans:re:1 the by S.S. No. 10
East Wawanosh Farm Forum.
in the irlis(tnent of the
Blyth "Memoriai Hall
on the everting of
Mon., Nov. 20
:\dntissit n 35c. Ladies lit in;.; Lunch.
Farm Fcrunt Children Admitted Ere .
ALL FORUMS IN THE DISTRICT
CORDIALLY INVITED,
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this community.
\irs. Quinn was in London last
I hnrsd-tt•. vi;itiitg her son, Edward.
\1'aitcr McGowan attended tip.:
f aneral 't1 his brother-in-law, \I r. NI.
l losfo: d at Guelph List Friday.
new program In that departments of \lrs. George NleGow•an visited
Agriculture may be established in the George Johnston in Victoria Hospital,
schools Its soon as building materials Lumlon, I n \Vetlnesday.
and trained teachers are available.
President .\lex \1ci�iuncy, ilranipl,,tl I The hydro men have commenced
was al -airman of a two-day scs1ion extension un the line from Albert
which made plans for the Fc lerati ,nee \Va1sh's to George Charter's.
annual Convention on December 6-7
next.
Mr. 11. L. Sturdy, of Auburn,NOV! 1
one of the Directors, was present at The \Vat \1'otl:ars ureal on \\'cd
the meeting, nesd.,v afters on at lite holt, 1:f the
\lisscs \largaiet and Irene O'Count r.
Ni r. and Nit's. James Craig were
Mr. and Mrs \\'tis. Got\• moved to 1Stntday visitors with Ntr. and \Irs.
.their new hone near Auburn on Mon- \Vnt. Andrew 1:11(1 family i(1 Ashfie'tl.
day. \Ve regret their removal fr :1(1 Miss Grace Thompson spent the
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FRANK GONG Proprietor :f
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Shoppe Open Saturdays from 1 to 10 o'clock. .
Other Hours By Appointment.
w•ccl:-c.td at the home of her 1111)11,
Mrs. Pearl 'Thompson in 11'i111;10 i.
Y.P.U. MEETING
Miss 'I'i!I'c 'Alexander has guar 10 The 1' ,lot People met on Nuv;nthtr
\\'iugh on and \e;ll S11(11111 the wwiu(i 1,3, with a fair attendance. Rcv. A.
Sieclair gave 1, very iutere true; t;tlk
111011' with \lt. and NI rs. I1.1vid Chain -
.on Christian Missions and I':n41 Brig-
ham gave 0 story on the (;re•it Frater-
•\ir. Lorne Ike). and Mr. Glen \\rade nity. The meeting on Nov( 11114-0 3)
of Ileec;ter s; rot a few docs at the is ander the leadership of \largaret
honk of Mr. and \Irs. I. ('. Robvision. 1 \larshall on Christian Citizenship.
Mrs. George Naylor and sun, Gordon, A good atttndaucc wool•? •apprc-
were London \visit( rs o1) llouday, ;elated.
nay.