The Blyth Standard, 1944-12-06, Page 1T
LYTH STANDAR
VOLUME 55 • NO, 16 BLYTI-i ONTARIO, WED NESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1944.
BLY CH MASONIC LODGE
ELECT OFFICERS
Blyth Municipal Council 'COUNCIL GRANTS CONCESSIONS BLYTI1 MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
1'O CHEESE BOARD
The regular i tithly meeting of the
The a :,Incl eh lir n"f +;,;eels Municipal Council Of the Corporation
111401\1:1x1 nit' Ludg( .\.l',anti :\,\I . (11 B1)1114 1(111 (,111)cc(nlher 5111 lith
((1.l. \iorritt ;.nrl councillors Kcrnick,
\\ as held on Monday ni,ht resulted a;
\'t d(len and \\'right present.
\linnt1', of, last regular meeting of
November 3, Statutory meeting of
November 15, mol special meeting of :\Ithongit many in itlytll and the stir -
December _', read and confirmed (11 rounding (iistri•t knew that there was
Chap., \ cry \\'ur. Bro. (;lndcnt I{Ili"tt motion (f rourtcillors \'odder and tier- a movement on fool, to establish a Co-
,Secretv, 1\ or. Itro. (.. \cw(•mlt', oleic. C,u ricd•
a Operative Cheese Factory in Blyth,
Treasurer, \\'nr, Bro.). 11.h. 1{Ilutl. Communications perhaps lety k.W\v that plans had pro.
foliar\' :
\\', \I. \\'o., Bro. ii(n. \1'llitntor(,
I.
P. \I, \1'111. Bro. N. I', Garrett
S, \\'„ Bro. \1'. I I. \l o: rlu,.
J. \V, tiro. \\, G. ,)ItNall,
Perrnit Granted, And Assurance Of
License Given
Tyler, tlr I S. (lu II(\w, Letter from County Clerl< read 110• grossed to a state where the project is
lif)ing the Corporation of the increase now in a'state of materializing. For
in 11( cost of hospitalization for indig- various reasons it \vas deemed ad\•is-
c111 patients, ;WI(' In kccp tit( details out of the pa -
\loved by (ouncill(rs, \\'right and Pers until such time as certain ditfictil-
Council tact on \uw(naher 15th, at \olden, that the communications I) lies had been overcome. \nw those
East \Va\\'anosh Council
8.311 p.m , \\illi Intl attendance, Rc:er ('aerie(. difficulties seem to have been sur -
1, 1). Beecroft Prr;i(iillg. 'The nli:nars ( \Ioved by councillors \\'right and mounted, and censorshipis more or
of the ptr5iou:' meeting lyses read and Kcrnick, that Ily-Lit' No. (), 1944, asless lifted.
no\\ rca+l three times in open Council, ! Late in the summer a few of the
adopted,
lt, -Lint• No, 7, 1944, appointing tit."
time and place of nomination was giv-
en I'ival reading a' d pas ed. Ily-Lary
No. 8, 1941, ratiiy;n.g the ;Ipl.ini matt
of :\nlbtur tu'' 1914, accounts \vii al•n
passed.
A; (logs hall played li;ty e 111 \•arieu;
(larks of sheep several claims were
presented for Iayment. \\'nt. Thtiell, salary for toys ... 4501 pointed, and canvassers appointed to on the ennttnet:Totem of opera14,11s nil.
1 11)11 1)11 at„,,\\i:ll Ree, ;01'1 r,t.:,o',1 are io ,1 onto ;attending the
The fo11.1\\'ing arcount; were orders' Mrs, Louise Durward, treas. acct, 33,0.1 approach farmers throughout this area,Itltis prl,,oscd Cheese Factory. Carrierl;\Irs. 11, C. \\-axon '.i llrn"11 . 1'1it1•d Lome!. t 1'-Uperative conren-
to be paid: Stuart \Icllur01y, Road \Irs. \I, I., 11,tll Div. Court elcrl< 24.00'getting the number of vows, and seek- \lo1•e'1 by intuit \',also an(I The
An
lat `unllay SrIun11 tnelti ,, tion.
Supt, salary, 9i 50; Gilbert hest i tt , A. \1'. I'. Smith. Bailiff . 14,(N1 ing rn-operat'(1 in the matter of 1).,,;:,t,,.tn, that the Clerl< be authorized r. of the \\•estlic'.d l'nit(d Sunda\' S, h ,t ! \li k t' \ !; 'I \';tr a is 'Maul
brushing `1.53; Graham Cook, chccl<- London Seal( \\'arks, adjusting shores, \\•hick wore valued at $50,1x) 11 employ 1,;t\t•yer Crnwtord, \\'ingh;tut 'was held on 1\'etltie,';ty ;aitet':1,, n, i:::• t11e 1\1(1; (;t!; 'sirs, (', It. l'rlullcs.
ing gravel, $22115; \\'. :\, Gibson, fire scale . . .... ...... ..........__..---.--.. 5.001 each. The ress(onse was very gr,tt'fv- to act 0111 behalf of the Corporation in with Rev. 11, 1 Stoll in charge. 'I'!re
insurance premium on grader, $.17.-12; .1 S. C•helletw, spray of flowers .... 4,00ling, and more than ample production this matter, Carried. srrtptnrc les,\ tt \ya, read irl,rt, Vit..
J. Reavis, ga.; and repair of grader, I(;corg( )111111, I(N) gal. gas 3n,t1O was assured, mud over 50 percent of Mloyerl by Councillors \'urldcn and \latthe\y, chapter 7, follo\\cd by Ileal',
'$22.95; Bert :Armstrong, gas and repair i I)r. D, (1. 1lodtl, M.0.11. expenses 15.001 the needed cash \was .promised on the llainton, that rte do now adjourn. Car- (r. The election rya, by aper, sot(, \I r.'
of grader, $505; Canadian Oil ('„•, haunts of Huron, County levy 1,54.4,48 first canvass, This was the signal to died, Norman McDowell tea, again sleets l I he .\:unlit! Itanolnet i 'r 11e Still -
of
gal. gas$�7 Ill; ('. R, 1oultrs, \vir,,I:\ ll. I?rlaine 'Tax co1(11tinns 16,03 !proceed with further plans, and the Gordon Elliott, Clerk. as Superintendent with i1 o ted C;111;l,- >Itln( �i.'(' , „i the \\o1ne1', Institute
Gordon 1•:ICott, Clerks account 20.9_' matter• of a permit was taken np, and ( Il a> 1st ass;.uult, \I r. \V. F. Dant \\a bel l la,; 1 tiir,1ia stat the haul( of
and staples, ,;I._Il; T. L. Patterson, 1 1(p
bridge Plan,, etc., $611.0(t: Joe Kerr th,tt1ge itaritor(i, gravel ............... 405,(N)has been secure(. Also assurance has hell, 2nd a,si:t;utt. Secretary-Tr(;t,-.\trs. I. (:helico. 'Thirty lathe, and
gravel delivered, $325.8(1; 'Township of I\yl'• of 11uI1(tt, grayling 42.50
Past \\':nwanosh, road amount, share !lien Johnston, 1 cord cedar 3.50
of 1Iallah;ut i)rainl, $131:111; 'Treasurer 1I. McElroy, dumping ground 25.00
of Myth, Division Court rent, $211.01; ( \fovIil by councillors 1<ernick ani
1\'inghanl :\d ;u1rc 'I'inlcs, enters' lists \\'right, that recounts as read be paid.
'and Collector's Notices, $t10,(It); Orval Carried.
,t1cGowan, sheep claim, $10,00; .Jahn NI overt by
Scott, sheep claim, $40,00; \\'m, Go\\•,IKernick, that
sheep claim, $11,00; J. T. \Ir("alluut, ricd.
sheep valuator's services, $10.50.
Council adjourned to meet on 1)e-
ccnlber 15th.
—R. R. RE.I)MONI), Clerk, TRUCK IN ACCIDENT
to estah(sh a Post 1\'ar Reserve Fund
;err 11111, he (anally passed, Carried.
Bills And Accounts
George i :t'tvreor', labour .... -. $4,72
progressive farmers got together with
members of the 1llyth Ro;u'd of 'Trade
and talked the proposition over. From
then 011 11 teas r,lttir(ly in the hands of
l :\ sp(rial Ph cling, of tht• Itltth \In .i-
ciI :tI
:wined ''f the 111: attioll nl
Blyth, held on Itecemher _ltd, for tl,t•
,pltrPltsc of meeting tvit!t :t (!(1('gattoct
front the (,n:t:111tttce of the proposed
Farmer ('o-(1perativv Cheese Fart, ry
arith i' -;e \I,trritt and 1 tmnrilior,
1lainton, i\crn','k, \'olden and \\'ri;41t,
present,
i lith:that' addressed the
(_ottllcil oil the proposition of the start-
ing Of a Parsers Co -Operative Cheese
l'act(try to he located in Myth and re-
, 'mote(' ;t fixed assessment for their \lr. \\'11. \Icl).\\('ll, \1r, awl \Ir 1i1u1 :I'11i,1,' " t!1 \!r ;1111 `,II I led
plant and property of $2i1)). for a leer- Noortu,tt! \Icltot\ell and chllll•t•u. un,l Itcid ;111'i 1101
iod of ten yea:': and a gr;ntt of $1,0 t(II \Irs. (1-h.tt'!e-t('u 5i•itcd Nils, Mildred the 1; .1111in I'.Inn i' 110 1. e: at the
to help in drilling of a well and a, 1st "Thornton of Kitchener ou ;tlnrd•(,, Il'O.,e "1 :,11.. ,1•'I \Ir Jas l I t ""l -
in the starling of this lhe( I:tet r> \I 'tn+I .\I• I.! t'11 and1tt of \1,1nd1_ ni:llt \\:t!1 ;lu ata nd
in Iilyth• Idts\on v. ;tisalitl or\I, r•, n llP;urio,Il,,l knell \\ere 1. n "i ,•\'I r -)'a I I:' I r' ;1 `,;I t \w,a•
to oell a 11.11?..\I r. LorneLornene
! Mr. John \\';ltson spoke briefly the Co,ntcil (representing the Itlytlti NI r. and \Ir• i)ongla, ('anl;Ihc'I antil\!I, \\i1 .01 \\a, plt',ettt ;1111
Iloard of 'Trade) and retltn•;ttrl the John vi,ted o t Sunday w111 \1 r. and ” 1 ,'n11111-
I((tun iTs fat•norahle con,i(lerati n in \Irs. Olga hiller of I;odrrirll.
011.11 !if, n tit 11 rt 1 ,011 , 1'0► -
Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $` M0 in the U.S.A.
NOTICE
Readers will notice that The
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this issue. 'the editor, lye regret
to say, is ccnfined to the hospital
in CI'nlon, hating underwent a
surgical operation on Monday for
appcndtcit's. We trust that our
readers and advertisers will hear
with us under the circumstances,
Mr. Whi'more, at latest report, is
improling r':1;c'y,
\V`?STF IELD
BEI,GRA\'E
- • t'lit ,1 i+'',t 111,'., 111
I.,1 '1,14/ 1,c. 11 t e1.
1'1' 1.11 '.. e „n'! Rina, ( held in till,
I Ir, 1- 11.1 1 11 1'ti 1h,\ '1iel1t tea
n',' ;1- \\t 11 ;11'111'1'',1 as 11,11;11 ,, t\(.a!h-
IcI 11, t•�:, ."I I'I lit•,
,1111 1't '';:1• t\ert• \\"1 Its \Ir J;tnn•s
k. t'. lulls- a''I ile: i 'rt \\1'''11 \Iu',ic
1111' I1,011 11,1• 111111 ,. `Irl)o\y
1 !i', I lr, .lr t.'1. \ 1a:,t 1' nurse so;1-
1 tel l'/ shmeot
\l r. •t'1 1 .` i l . t'. P. ( - u'tt \1;1hc1
11 - It. 1 :1!1t's,
\aru.1.
the assisting of the Farmers i11 this un-; (,Ilea, at til.' 11 Hie of \]r, and \Ir-, I!"\\1.1 and 11111(•11 \t:t- '-et'y„1. Th • next
dcrlal:ing. IJ. 1., 't(, i)ntt(!i \sere my. and \Ir.., lneeti ' ''t 11 he :1' tl.e Ptt:( of \ir. atJ1
\loved by Cour•:illors l<ercicl< and 'iJtlhn (;ear of Kitchener, \Ir. ;old \Ir., NII.:', 11.—c \\Ito,ler "'al' \lr-. 1. 1`•
l ich;ted Scott, labour . . 7.87ithe farmers, and several meetings \verei\\'right, that the C'ounril give a fixed 'Gordon Stnitl ;uul )tarhara of t; '1,' t .nits. ;,11,1 t11:n;utl \\'lll.iu on ill
}'ohe1•t Baird, I;tboilr . _ . .. .... 3.30 held, 11'Itl('ti \vele well and enthusiastic !assessment of 510;)), for a period of ten 'rich, !1;111;1 1 rrv'r1 illi'tl.
A. \V. 1'. Swill), special constable 2.00 ally attended, '1'1)( result 1\as that ayears as requested subject to a vote of 1 \I r. and\Ir,. Jac]: Itu'.'!colan \i it, 111 \1 r•. 1 \\'10 t'':ead, Mr;. N. hies.;ns,
J.:\, (00•an, salary for Nov. -... 80.00 Provisional Iloard of I)irectors \vas ap- �lhe ratepayers and a grant of $t00,III) ion \\'editesdav with Mr-. Strachan ilii' 1,• I• 1' .'l!;e-, 1'arol'I Procter and ('y -
SUNSHINE SISTERS ANNUAL
BANQUET
councillors Wright and
we do now adjourn, Car -
been given from the \1'artintc PricesJUNIOR FARMERS MEETING
urer, NIurray NIcltowell, assistant, ttto children sa ,1(,\\:1 at )1.31 t.. 0 very
I& Trade Board that a license will he On Friday night, 1)ecctnber 1st, (;racnu' McDowell, Temperance ,2 sunll,tn.t;l• nu••(1 ;titer which the Pre•i-
tgranted, Then too, we understand that thirty of the .Junior Partner, of the crctary, Rev. ll, Snell; \lissi n;uy (lent, Mrs. Sri'ittLIuoltr. gave a toast
the machinery is now available, and at Clinton district gathered in the Agri -committee, \Its, Norman \I c1to\tell, 1" ..11111• Kin ;wit the Forces 1tvcr-
the moment there scents very little in cultural heard Rootn, CI Mon, for the Mlrs.Alva \Icl)o\ecll, \Its. 1\'nl. \\',d- seas" followed in' the tali ural At/ -
the way of the Cheese Factory hccom- purpose of organizing a Junior Irartn-!(Ica, \Irs. \\'m, \[r\'ittic; i((pr(,cnt;t lh(n,. 1)r.:1u11ic Bos; gave the toast
ing a reality, and in the not tot) dist-,'ers Club. Ofticers elected were as fol-Itiwc to O((Isla' L'oald Norntt11 me_to t1c I,nstiuue, of the \yorid iollow(d
ant future, lows : Don'ell, I'he leachers appointed were
by the sincinq •f the Institute Ode :utd
1\'e undertsaid that negotiatit•ns are President, T;mice Roy, 1�.it. 1, T,on- las folln\5s: Senior T lisle l'lls;, 1lo\y;od al \`'''' '.i "O Canada
Gordon 1ldintt, Clerk, now going on between the Cheese desbol•o; Vice -President, Keith 'Cyn-'C;unphell; lunior Mild( ('lass. I. I.. \Ic-i \ \(r} It;tl,l11 lets tinut(; nn, spent
lloard and :he owners of the 1' cal dall, R.R. 4, Clinton; Secretary, Jin\' as (•Beit 011( rulatc,i ho\v good their
,Dowell, Douglls Canephcll, IlarSey
V Platting Mill, for the latter to purchase }.obit, H.R. 2, Clinton; 'Treasurer, Glen 'Mcl)nyell, Norutan meDi tycll, Nor._ ;Sunshine Si,ttrs had been to theta,
\Vise, R.R. 3, Clinton, Lutan Radford: juniors: \IIs. R. \ in and gnat I;ntelurr \then the identity
Directors for the following townships '1•f theirSttr'•lline Sister was made(cul, \\inniind Campbell: I dinars,
were
; i 1: nntyl1.
.NI 1.S. Fraok Campbell, Mr;, George
I)nttglas Farqulcu•, 11u'lett1 Fr;utk'1\'ightntan; Ilcginnor', \Ir,. I. Ito(.' Thi, \\as 1. ,0cd by Ihrec contest;
Potter, Godot ic]t ; Istel: Clegg, Stanley; �ch;mans \Irs, 1 F. J. Cook, Mrs, Norma', \\ hick \vele tyol+• lty \Its, .\. bear. M. s.
,Glen Layton,"1'ucke'rsntith. Radford; Pianists, \\'innifrtd Camp- ll, 1101, ,tad \I r,. .\. 'favi o :\ felt'
(:\flet the election of officers, .\gri- hell, (;tacntc Mclhn\'cll, Phyllis ('otk, F';ane, of Ilia It were played and the
cultural Representative, J. 11. \iathe I \ I I Edith Co„ „ happy '; itnerin:- closed with tit( em-
!: rlto d (_un:, 1:, (,\1(';111 I\'tl
son, gate a Celt' interesting tact 011 IC,,ok. 'Ike Illc•ctltttr 0111.0 1 \(!• tit IIIc 'Itlt, 01 1,, nd :'_1t l.atltt•-,
? "Permanent }'ashless." He also spoke 1k nediction. � ----
lof the Short Course to he held at the \I r. tad \Its. Charles t Snlitb and
INORTH HURON L.O.L.
t0, A. C., Guelph, January 1st to lith children visited on Sunday with \I r.
WILLING WORKERS MET
\I r, I l;truld \'otlden's bake truck was
involved in a slight accident on the
\\'ititcchm•ch road last Friday. Nit..
The regular quilting of the \Vining John Johnston,, driver of the \'oddeu
\\'nrkers of the otl1 Linc, \lot•ri;, was ( truck, lost control of the truck ort the
held ;It the home of \Its. Lorne Bad - ,Icy road; and slid into a team and
ley last Wednesday. Two quilts were !sleigh, owned by Mr. John \\'chb, of
quilled. \Irs, Hadley served a hot l\'inghant, causing injury to. one of the
supper from which ,3.(1) was real'zed, horses and slight damage to the sleigh.
V-- \I r. Juhaston was driving at a very
RECEIVED WORD FROM SON
slow speed and the truck was only
OVERSEAS
Rcw, h. A. lirool\ incl \Irs. il;•ool:,
of 11(nsall, received word this week
.front drove son, ('111. Kenneth Brook, I)nnati,ns for boxes for Prisoners of
of the h.C,:\.i' overseas. that lie ex- \\'ar:
pats to :arrive honie the beginning of Farm Forum S. S. No, 10, East
the year 011 sic•I< leave, ('pl. Brook \\';ay;utosh , , $35.15
('nlisted five y ear, ago, and has been :\ cheque for this mamma. has been
confined to a hospital in India for the forwarded to 1;eadquarters,
past t\vo months with illness. R. Philp, Treasurer.
slightly damaged.
—__v
BLY1'H RED CROSS
PREMIER
GEORGE DREW
will speak on
"A TIME FOR DECISION"
Wednesday, Dec. l3th
8.30 p.m,
over the Ontario Regional Network of the
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
and Affiliated Stations
1
CBL TORONTO
CKLW WINDSOR
CKNX WINGHAM.
that building, as it appears the only
suitable one in the town for such a
project, and a new building at the pres-
ent time would be too expensive.
On Saturday evening the Cheese
Board, the Executive of the Myth
Board of Trade, and the VOage Coun-
cil met to d;si.uss matters which the
Cheese Board had in mind in the way
of concession;. Mlr. Simon 1lallahan
as Chairman of the Cheese Board, ad-
dressed the Ccttticil, asking for a fixed
assessment for a period of ten years of
$2,000.00 on the planing mill building.
should 1h,tt bt+ilding he purchased, and
pis() asking for a grant of $6'000 from
the local scuttled, said grant to be use.1
for well -drilling purposes.
Mfr. J. 11, \\'atsnn, representing the
Board of Trai e, also addressed the
Council, supporting the demands of the
Cheese Board,
After some favourable discussion
.among all those present, it was moved
by Councillor Kcrnick, seconded by
Councillor \\'tit.'ht, that a fixed as•
sessntent of $2001,00 be granted for a
period of ten rears, subject to a vote
of the ratepayers, and that the grant
of $601,1)1 would he given when opera.
lions had prove 0(11(1 to the point where
it was neede,1- The mloti0n carried
unanimously. This Plebiscite will have
to be held in the very near future as
'the Cheese Board are very anxious to
proceed. The question as to whether
it will carry or not, depends on whether
ratepayers in town are anxious to sec
their town progress, add have an in-
dustry in our midst that will have a
far-reaching efiiet't on the whole dis-
trict. The Plehislci(e, when held, will
have to carry 1•y a two-thirds majority.
That means that everyone will have to
boost the project to the limit, and
assure the final successful outcome of
the vote. \\'e can hardly imagine that
there will be anybody who will not he
behind the Project 100 percent. it is a
real opportunity to start the hall
ling towards much better times in
midst,
The Council
the Cheese Board regarding the equip- i for "\\'oritl 1't:cods", not vet paid. Ro,l \Irs. C. Johnston ;tall 1111thtr
meat in the local Planing Mill, and IC;til will be ;ut ret.,,O \vitt ' 't v j;tvomr_ \li;s P. Coulter and \Ir. (;. I10ir:r-
.
\\ oil the ',otthy pt';,•rz.
that was, that they should nice to sec he verse,"
, ( The nit mel'tine will he 1,1-1,1 at the
i otne of \1 r. ;:,gid 1:. \1 arslt:tl! C.
llesirahlc, the lust opti011 to pnrcicasr ; i"hn;ton \\i1
1
hr ronyrnrr. \1's. \Ic
it, The 11t,ar-1, who are all farmers
1."e1:11•71.:1'
c 1711 \viii tai.( the tar minute topii.
realize the ace;; of a Planing :NMI in
�: •,d the retrcat'''1 wit! he in rhare'0 of
this community perhaps leerier than ;
village citizens,
I 1 . Leggett an,1 1), I i:1110 ltt. I•:ye: v!t, !v
land said that every Junior Farmer teasANNUAL MEETING
and \Its, ifamhl Cardiff of Itrusse?,.
welcome. Mr. Bad \Ir . Earl 1\'ightman and \, rth Ilnr 1 Pointy I..0.1.. held
The meeting closed by singing the Miss ma•(taret, visited on •I'Inn•,dav,their Annual \kering itt \\'inghaot
,National Anthem. it \vas (Iecidecl to with \Ir. and \I N. l \l:oilers of ITliesday (\(ming, i)etculher 5th. In
hold the next meeting Tuesday, Jauu- T,uckno\\•, ithc absence.County \l aster Ileo.
ary 9th, 1945.
ILrrr, 1'aot (','cuts \I aster Robert
Mrs. Charles Smith i, spending a j
couple of day' with her sister, \Irs.l
\\.,,p,,,,,t•,,,k t1u• chair.
TURN IN CANVASSING BOOKS John Gear, of Kitchener. fast t'ott,:ty Master itr1,, \1(•\ltn•r;ty
\Ir, "win' Taylor, Ftldi(, and ila 1'c'ontlncle+l the 'It'll in"
of '((leers,
\\c have been asked by the Chair 'winch are a; follows,
roan of the Cheese ilt'a•d to ask all \vert' I. idon \i-itors on Tuesday.
\1'.l'.\I., Ileo. (;aIle).
those 55110 have canvassing books i1 The Farm Forum met on \I:Intl:ay i).('.\I., Ileo, (;rash(.
their Possession to turn them in at "r"i"g at the borne of Mr, and \Irs. ch„,lion. Ito,,. Slca'art,
ome. A public meting trill be held '\orinatu Nfel).ttvell \\ ill around -1i 1
Some lime next week, and everyoneipt•cscnt. The iiroatli:lst, "('an future
interested will be invited to attend,
farmers stake a living" was listened
Nee. St r„ 111,,. F;dt otter.
'I're;tstn•er, Ill r. 1' innigan.
to with much attcrr,t, and was 1li,cus lilt. Sec., 11;0. 11i,nutrt.
It should be remembered that credit t \Loshal, Jiro..\tlanls.'
for the success of this Project Ott; far sed in the groups,/ to some length. 'I'Itc
t. given I v trial al'lll'Ihe, 1\'t'rl' 1111111.1 the dl- I",I'st Lecturer, lli'o, I llrlilm,nll.
hottld he }sae n to the members of the ;. ' Second Lecturer, Ben. flesh,
Cheese Board, who have gone to great mctio11 of Mr. Marvin Mcl)ovvil and fitter' \a, .: (Irlcgation from ].ay.
(ngtlt in order to secure assurance of Mir. J. 1.. \Icl'.mwcll. The Forum next
field prestnt ;n\iting North iluron to
a permit, ;uul also a License, \(r. i, 11, ;\reek win he a1 the home of Mr. ;un? I 1
Matheson, Agricultural l epresenta- i
\Irs. 1. L. McDowell, \\ith \I r. incl ct'IcbrOle fuly 1_tht, 1115, in infield.
iwe for Huron County, has been keen- I \1 rs. Roy Nobe in charge of the social
ly interested in the venture from the',activities, Lotter \\as served and a so -
start, and was appointed Secretary at -('ia1 tints spent
an early melting. His efforts have
Mr. ana \Irs. Dunca( McNichol of
been largely instrumental in securing Walton, visited 00 'Tuesday with Mr.
the Permit and License, and much and Mrs. \I, llosnlau,
credit was given hint b)• Nit.. 1lalhthan,
Chairman of the Iloard. The other FARM FORUM MEETING
ntenthcrs of the Iloard are Messrs. Ti;cr•e were 38 present at the No. 11)
\\'alter \lc(,ilt, \\'itliant 1)ow, George East \Vawanos,t Farm Forum on \Ion -
Powell, :n.1 Prbert }Teary, clay night at tic home of Nit-. and
Albert \\'al,h. The Broadcast and
MISSION BAND TO MEET discussion wa: on the Veteran; 1.0nd
The MI'ssion hand of Loving Service Act. \\'alter \Ir(,ill Rave an intcre't-
rul• evil hold their regular meeting on sat_nt. five 'ninutc talk on the wort; of tit.'
ottr tudar, 1)rrcmtbrr 0 at 3 n'rlorl:. ('hiltl Federation of Agriculture,
, Prl' r(;sive lt'rhre \\,I, llla)etl in the1 t cn are asked to bring Talent \I only i
made one request of land \IIIc Boxes, ;0x0 any snit,;ri1t1411. r'eereali,'ti periotl. 'Thr (,inner, 151'1.
the equipment in the Mill remain in
the town. They were assured by the
members of the Cheese Board that
they were just as anxious as anyone to
sec it remain iters, and should the
time cone for it to be sold, the Council
would be given all information, and if
The imitation was accepted.
The meting dosed \\ith the singing
of the National .\ntltent,
PRESENTATION MADE
Ott \h.'uday evenint: tt•e congrega-
tion of i'rittit , Church Myth (net at
the Rcc:ot•t• to say (;,,'al -(lye to Rev
irs. Streeter 1 lean.
I)urin,; the evening \I r;. 1darry
ilrownc read an address and \ir. J. 11.
Watson presented Rcv. and Mrs.
Strectcr with an i?ntl 'Pahl( and Foot
Stool and \l r. Gerald .\tt,gustine pre-
sented \liss ic;:n Streeter \with a hill
Fold,
The 14yetor replied most graciously
an+l paid tribute to the many happy
assori;(tion, the,. hall here both in the
parish and th • community a: \yell.
1.1ittrit foliaged and a social hour
was spelt,
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Q, Hutt' can 1 remote w ri:lkles
from a garnmcnt.'
A, .\loi.,;cn with cottnuun starch
and tva:ere:\pply on the wrong
side with a cloth and then iron,
Q. Il ow can I remove burnt
stains from aluminum?
A. '1' e e stain: on aluminum or
other unoeldeeed utensd of brass,
tin, or iron, can be removed by
placing it while empty over the
gas flame or fire until red hot.
Q. horst can I keep vegeulbles
from tering tlmeir appetizing color
when this are cooked,
A. By not cooking that too
long. Spireiell, asparagus, cabbage,
and cauliflower seldunm need more
than 10 minutes cooking; carrots,
peas, tueeips, and parsnips between
2U and :t0 minutes.
Q. low can I bleach white
good:'
A. By washing in the usual way
and then soaking over eight in one
half gallon of clear water, to which
is added two teaspoonfuls creast
of tartar.
Q. How can 1 go over scratches
on '.gall paper so that they will not
show:
A. By moistenu;g a scrap of the
paper which has been saved, and
then carefully scraping off the co-
loring with a sharp knife, Apply
this coloring to the scratch, and
when dry it will scarcely be no-
ticeable,
Fish, Flesh, Fowl
Or Three In One?
One of time most curious animals
in Australia is the platypus, which
seems to be a mixture of several
annuals. It can live either on land
or water. it has the fur of a seal,
the bill of a duck, and is web-
footed, it has short legs with five
webbed toes on each foot, and the
male has a horny slur on his heels.
Unlike the duck, it has nostrils at
the extreme end of its bill. Al-
though clumsy on land, it is a fine
swimmer, and snails and shell fish
compose its food. It lays eggs like
a turtle, but carries its young in
a pouch and suckles them,
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For baby's sake, try VapoRub
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when colds strike, most mothers
use Vicks VapoRub,
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ISSUE 50-1944
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Sapphires and Diamonds
by
DOROTHY TI:OWBRIDGE
CHAPTER XV
„t)ir, deer, l wish ", 1,0," PeogY
cried dr -1 Irately, She d:dn'1 tell
\laxine of 'taeley's hope In the
it by !,rte afternoon, That did net
seers Very pro1u0inLt wet,. \\ li
hadn't he oared until Liter to go in
tuft 11 for le, i',r, s, aril herr
and looked for t!te ilea;,: That ring
is a h, ' G o, she thought. First I
head it, then- "1,,aine, trot going
into toe. 11. Neve; mind \by. 1'11
be hack soon.- She ran 111 the kit-
chen to tell \\'ilidon to get her
the pony cart, ,tld in a few min-
utes Das dtft•ing r;,pfd:y dots the
road tooard tour, with her hops
running very high.
But she rct!!rncd home and hour
and a half later hire in the depths
than ever. The ring that she had
suddenly remembered Mr. Carver
was making like parry's, had al-
ready been sold when she reached
Marshvilie,
"1 wanted to see lite ring you
were making," she had told the old
man.
"\\yell now, Miss Peggy, that's
mighty sweet of you to be that in-
terested, and I wish you could have
seen it. But it's sold already. I
worked right straight through on
that ring from the time 1 started
on it yesterday, Jim said I was
crazy. He wanted me to take my
time at it. But once 1 get started
to work on a thing like that, I've
just got to keep going and get
it finished, And it certainly was a
beauty. As much like that ring of
your friend's as two peas in a pod.
I just had it finished and was
standing here admiring it, when in
comes a young mare and buys it
right off, Some girl surely is going
to be happy 10 have that ring,"
• v
She had been so sure she had
found a way out that to discover
she was too late was about the last
straw, \Vhy on earth hadn't she
thought of it sooner?
"Where- is everyons?" he asked
Dfaxine on her return].
"Nancy is still upstairs, Gran
canto down about the time Stanley
returned and he asked her if he
might talk to here, They have been
shut up in the parlor ever since."
"For heaven's sake, why?" Peg-
gy demanded, "1 -Ie doesn't think
Gran knows anything about it, does
he? She certainly seems to like
him, Maxine, 1 was awfully, sur-
prised, weren't you? Gran and a
detective!"
There was a :udder sound in the
uppper hall, A door wa being Bung
open and light footsteps were rush-
ing down the stairs.
„Nancy," murmured Peggy.
"Pidge must have conte," whis-
pered Maxine.
But Pidge had nut come. It was
only Nancy rushing out to them on
the terrace 'lith a motion picture
magazine held open in her hand.
* • •
"I suppose that was meant to be
funny l" she snapped at Maxine as
she passed her and handed the mag-
azine to the astonished Peggy.
"Here is a picture of your sister's
Mr. Newton," she told her as if
Peggy could tail to recognize the
face that was smiling at her from
the page. "'Mr. Stanley New-
ton,"' Nancy rear] aloud, "'one of
the youngest and most outstand-
ing directors of the motion picture
industry today.' So that's your de-
tective!"
Peggy stared in amazement et
4bkautar-i%cdct
A man's sock Makes this cuddly
doll. A pair makes two. It's all in
the cutting and juicing. Youngsters
would love to make therm!
One bandanna dresses this inex-
pensive doll, so simple to stake.
Pattern 542 has directions for 12 -
inch suck doll, clothes.
Send twenty cents itt coins
(stamps cannot be accepted) for
this pattern to Wilson Needlecraft
Dept., Room 421, 73 Adelaide St.
West, Toronto. Print plainly pat-
tern number, your name and ad-
di'ess.
the picture in her hand, lie wasn't
a detective. \u \\ older he wasn't
fat :utd he didn't wear a derby
1,, 1, or—
\la_\ine was laughing, "For hcav-
'I's sake don't Ict - Gran see that.
Of course Stanley isn't a detective,
IR is my directo' and he came
here to sec me, 'nit after Grau
said site didn't want to meet any-
one eonneetc,l with pictures I
didn't ser Trow 1 was guirrg to
nouragc it until Peggy said that
about his being a detective, and
to get him out here. Of course
I utas jut kidding when I said
that to hitt over the phone. I
had not known he was coming,
and was surprised that he had
found out my hunts address, But
it did scent an excellent way for
me to see hint, and it really was
awfully inmportant. I thought the
ring would be found anyway. I'm
sorry," site faltered as Peggy and
Nancy both eyed her :u silence.
*
"11e cattle here to sec her, of
course, 'It was awfully impor-
tant,'" Peggy was repeating to her-
self, "1 ant just the little sister
who mustn't be allowed to marry
the wrong maul, Oh, I hate hint!"
she thought, slamming the maga-
zine shut.
There were voices in the hall
now, Gram's aild Stanley's, Gran
was otl her way upstairs. Maxine
and Nancy started towards them
and Peggy slipped away from
them quite unnoticed.
\\'ithout thinking where she was
going Peggy ran through the roso
garden and i1to the summer house,
This was where she had always
conte with her troruhles since she
was a child.
* • *
It was here that she had come
when Maxine had written that she
was going to remain in California.
And it was here that she carte now
when she \'as unhappy about—
about Stanley not finding the ring,
she told herself. What had he been
saying to gran this afternoon? Had
he told Iter about the engagement,
and that the ring was here? But
even as she thought t f that she dis-
missed the idea. He would not do
that, she knew. What was she
unhappy about? What more na-
tural than that hfaxine's director
should be in love with his star
and follow her home in order to
be be with her? He had not spoken
a word of love to her, Peggy, amu
if she had been foolish enough to
imagine things irons his tone, and
expression—swell it was just too
bad,
He had only been glad for the
fancily when she told hint she \'ould
give Harry back his ring. Of course
Ile had been glad, He wouldn't
want tlaxiiie s sister to do anything
foolish. And she had been count-
ing the minutes until six o'clock
when he would bring her the ring.
And now it was—she glanced at
Iter wrist w'atctlt—it was two min-
utes to six, and he was probably in
the house laughing with Maxine at
the joke they had put over on them,
But he wasn't in the house be-
cause just then she saw hint come
out of the front door, pause a mo-
ment there to look towards the rose
garden and then start down the
steps. Well, site wouldn't wait, she
wouldn't be here if he cants, She
didn't want to hear his explanation.
She didn't feel like laughing over
the joke. She wanted the ring to
give back to I-farry and then she
wanted to forget men.
(Concluded Next Week)
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. For how long a time should a
widow wear mourning?
2. \\'lien a girl is invited to sup-
per after the theater, what would
be suitable for her to order?
3. Should the husband or the wife
send out informal dinner invita-
tions?
4, If a knife, fork, or spoon is
dropped while at the table, and
one's hostess is serving the steal,
who should pick up the dropped
article?
5. Is it proper for a man to re-
move his hat when entering an of-
fice where women are employed?
6, In what manner thould a for-
mal introduction he phrased?
ANSWERS
1. She may wear all black for a
few weeks. 'Then the black may be
modified gradually with touches of
white here and there. There is no
set time That one should wear
mounting, and some people do not
use it at all. 2. A salad, a hot club
sandwich, with coffee, and light pa-
stry or fruit. 3. The wife should
send the invitations for her hus-
band and herself. 4. The one who
drops it should do so, and without
displaying any emhar-assutctt. It
is not necessary to stake any refer-
ence to it. ,. \'es; a well-bred man
will remove his hat when entering
any office, even his own. 6. There
are several forms, but "Mrs, Smith,
may I present Mr. Allen" is always
correct. .
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
December 10
CHRIST 1N THE HOME
Islatt, 10: '1-6; Luke 10: 38.421
2 Tim. 1: 3-G,
GOLDEN TEXT.—These things
I command you, that ye may love
one another, John 15: 17,
The Institution of Marriage
In our lesson we find the Phari-
sees again tempting Jesus with
their questions. '1'liis time it is a
question which would have been in
order if asked in the proper man-
ner. "Is it lawful for man to put
away his wife for every cause?"
Jesus appealed to their own know-
ledge with the question "Havre ye
not read that 11e which made thein
the beginning Made them male
and female, and said for this
cause shall a maul leave father and
mother and shall cleave to his
wife: and they twain al 111 be one
flesh?" There was no matter of
doubt left, regardless of the laws
of the church or laws of the land,
for "What God hath joined to-
gether, let not moot put asunder,"
Mary and Martha
The certain village was Bethany
which is quite close to Jerusalem.
Martha seems to have been the
head of the house where she lived
with Mary her sister and Lazarus
her brother, They apparently had
IL great love for the Lord, and
Jesus must have enjoyed the fel-
lowship of 'Martha and her family,
for quite often he was found
visiting there,
Jesus did not miss an oppor-
tunitiy to trach God's Word, and
at his feet was Martha's sister
Mary, eagerly listening to the
Master's message,
There was much to be taken
care of in the preparation of the
meal for Jesus and his disciples,
and Martha was very busy looking
after everything. She became ir-
riftated seeing her sister Mary
sitting at Jesus' feet and in a
way blamed the Lord for her sis-
ter's attitude. In his own unique
way the Lord rebuked Martha
with words of kindness, "One
thing is needful, and I1lary hath
chosen that good part which shall
not be taken away from her." May
we in serving the Lord not be-
come too busy to take time to sit
at fhe Mast l.'s feet.
A Godly Home
Paul, writing to ' itnulhy, thanks
God that he continually, remem-
bered Timothy in prayer. He gave
God the praise and glory for this
remembrance, since it was He who
put it into his heart to pray, Paul
was a man of prayer, praying
nigl.t and day without ceasing.
Paul was an intercecsiou in prayer;
he not only prayed for himself
but for all the saints
Paul mentions that he served
God from his forefathers. He
appreciated the fact that he had
been brought up under strict re-
ligious influence. lie was not saved
by his'' upbringing, but following
Lis conversion it was a source of
help and blessing to !mint. Paul had
a great love for Timothy who was
i'' possession of the sante unfeigned
faith that dwelt in his mother and
grandmother, life urges '1'iutothy
to stir up, or awaken, that gift he
had received at the laying on of
the; hands by' Paul.
Wrens `Carry On'
In Hell -Fire Corner
Shell -fire and flying -bomb at-
tacks on Dover turned what was
previously a dangerous job for the
Wrens of the Dover Command
Into one of the most hazadrous
tasks of the war.
1 learned their story in a naval
machine shop in the forefront of
"Hell -fire Corner". The shop was
crammed with racks of live tor-
pedoes. The "Torpedo Wrens'', as
the girls whose job it is to over-
haul the Navy's torpedoes are
known, were working as usual,
testing the torpedoes cleaning and
greasing them, and loading them
by crane on to waiting trucks. This
vital work never stopped, even dur-
ing the fiercest bombardment of
the area,
A single sheil-splinter, I was told
by an R. N. officer, would have
been sufficient to have scnl "the
whole works sky-high''. But the
Wrens Clever faltered. "'They were
magnificent," said the ..'(firer, They
refused to take cover, except on
one occasion when they were or-
dered to do so, and then they re-
turned to work within 10 minutes.
A sit.gle stalk ut corn will *lift
approximately 440 pounds of wa-
ter front the groom!, and expel it
through its leaves, in one short
growing season,
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FINE CUT (1
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TABLE TALKS
Christmas Puddings
There are many foods to please
during holiday time and in for-
mer years our
only worry was
to have t h
time to make
all the puddings
attd cakes we
wanted. N o w,
we have to con-
sider also the
problem of ra-
tioned good s
and prices. These recipes have
been designed to fit all these re-
quirements, Look them over,
homemakers, and you'll find they
quilt fill the bill!
Christmas Pudding
(Serves 12)
cup sugar
)a cup butter
1 egg
1 cup molasses
1 cttp sour milk
1 teaspoon soda,
soar milk
8 cups flour
teaspoon cinnamon
74 teaspoon cloves
3k teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup chopped raisins
Ya cup currants or seedless
raisins
TA cup ground citron
Vs cup candied cherries
1 teaspoon vanilla
Cream sugar and batter
Add egg, slightly beaten, Add
molasses, milk me, flour al-
ternately, a little at a time, blend-
ing well. Add fruit and vanilla,
Pour into two greased 1 -quart
pudding molds. Cover and steam
for 8 hours, Serve with bard or
foamy sauce.
If you want to splurge a hit and
can afford it, here is an old-fash-
ioned, real English plant pudding:
English Plum Pudding
(Serves 12)
54 cup sifted cake flour
1 teaspoon salt
/4 teaspoon baking srda
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
J� teasl:Oon mace
Ya pound raisins, chopped
14 pound dried curra'Its, chopped
54 pound citron, chopped
dissolved in
VETERAN RETURNS
Veteran of fierce allied fighting at
Caen and Falaise during the fight
for the liberation of France.
Captain A, A. Masson, M, C„
Fusiliers de Mont Royal, famous
Montreal regiment was among the
40 Montrealcrs in the "cltel!ory"
overseas service party .thief' ar-
rived recently at Windsor Station,
Montreal. Also a veteran of Dieppe,
for which he received the Military
Cross from His Majesty the King;
Kiska, where he "didn't do much",
Captain Masson is pictured here on
his arrival as he was greeted by
hie wife, at the Canadian Pacific
terminal,
'A pound lemon peel, chopped
ry pound orange peel, chopped
?'a pound blanched alnuoul'i,
chopped
cup fine bread crumbs
):j cup hot milk
;' pound brown steal
5 eggs, separated
14 pound suet, chopped
ii cup fruit juice lathy kind)
glass currant jelly
Sift flour, salt, soda and spices
together; sur n1 it'ttit .ld almonds,
Soften crumbs in milk 11) ni:ltt:cS.
Brat sugar into beaten egg y'olksl
add the stet and crumbs; stir into
fruit -flour mixture, Add fruit juice
and jelly and mix \yell, Fold in
stiffly beaten seg whites, l'uur in-
to greased mold; cover tightly and
steam for ::'= hours.
OATMEAL PORRIDGE
01,1 -fashioned oaine..a is is •, d
as one of the mane solo et, u: 1' ',t-
nmin 11, which iti proi,a'';y ,,:i l: er
reason why the pus ri lge-, ,,Io
Scot.: arca hardy r,nc,
—The lir,intiord I'. ;' :',or
There are about ;io, xl,noo ,m,
women and child! en on 0.• in
the l'nited States,
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Neuralgia Pain
Aspirin Eases Fain
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Why Aspirin works so fast
Instantly) Yes, the
moment you drop an
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takes place itt your stomach, 'Thus,
you get relief almost instantly.
Aspirin has proved itself through
generations to be quick, effective;
above all, dependable. Thnl's why
Canadians have come to rely on this
famous analgesic for relief from pain
due to headache, ncuralgin or neuritis.
So protect yourself front needless
misery. Just get n bo:< of genuine .
Aspirin at your druggist's today nod
folluty aimple directions,
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Porter Dos of 12 now 184
lccnomy tole of 24, now 29c
Family ,rtcof 100..,,..,.,,no, ',9c
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passngcs rotor clear, Relief is instant.
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discharge, relieves catarrh, head colds.
Convenient. Pleasant. Adults and
children. 50c—all druggists.
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SWOON -SUIT FOR SOMEONE—BUT RE -MADE
Canadian I3obby-Sockers are literally getting the clothes off the back of swoon -crooner Frank Sinatra.
In Montreal recently Frankie gave one of his swoon -suits to the ReMake Centres operated by the
Price Board's Consumer Branch . . , It will be made -over into a smart suit for a high school girl
and sent across Canada along with the Remake Revue wardrobe which shows the younger set how
they cr.n save material by making old garments into new . Here a pretty Bobby-Socker tries
the coat on for fit and receives smiling approval from Sinatra. Mrs. Irene Gougeon, national super-
visor of ReMake Centres, looks on.
OTTAWA REPORTS
Tributes Pak: To First Canadian
Army And To Canada For
Her Part In The War
Tribute to the First Canadian
Army was paid by Baron Silver-
cruys, Belgian Ambassador to
Canada, on his -cant return from
Brussels, At a press conference
here he stated, "It may well be
said that the Iiheration of the
Scheldt is 'ssentislly a Canadian
epic,"
Major Kenneth Brown of the
Royal Corps of Signallers, a
British officer now visiting Can-
ada, said of Caen that the fight-
ing the Canadians went through
there was not sur asset' by any-
thing at El Alamein, the Sicily or
Italian campaigns or any other
fighting in western Europe, 1Ie
also advised, "Don't under -estimate
the job you Canadians are doing in
the war, because Britain certainly
doesn't urder-estimate it."
r • •
Between 400 and SOO soldiers
with five years' overseas service
are expected to reach Canada on
a 30 -day leave by Christmas, and
other groups will arrive at later
intervals, the National Defence De-
partment has announced.
• • •
The inquiry into the tax position
of co-operative enterprises by a
eoillinisslon appointed by the Min-
ister of Finance will involve more
than 1,600 organizations with a
membership of nearly 600,000 ac-
cording to figures released by the
economics division, Dominion De-
partment of Agriculture. Total
business lore by co-operatives re-
presenting all provinces of the Do-
minion amounted to more ,than
$352,000,000 in the year ending
July 31, 1943. Up to the present
co-operative enterprises have been
tax-free.
* • '
Cattle sales at yards and plants
from the beginning u; the year
to the week of November 23 total-
led 1,301,796 head, compared with
1,067,488 in the sante period last
year, states the latest livestock
market review of the Department
of Agriculture. Calf sales for the
year so far are 653,000 compared
Make it a
Producer with
It
REIM
J. B. Sutherland, Mara, B. C. writes:
"lest year I had 7 cows I couldn't get is
self, which nearly knocked me out. I
went to a farmers mating In Armstrong
to see what could be done about it. A man
thee, Bam Hawksworth, enid he had 7
bailers which he couldn t get in calf. Ile
fed them Rex Wheat GermOil and GOT
THEM ALi, IN CALF! Following Ms
suggestion, I used Rex 00 and got the
tame 100% results, I will swear by Ilex
Wheat Germ 00, it euro helped Inc."
Rex Oil helps organically right
animals to overcome shy breeding
slowness to mate, absence of heat
and other common breeding trou-
bles because it supplies, in a con-
centrated and stable form, the
factors necessary for successful)
Mable breeding,
Tarn YOURboarders
Into profitable producers
—'tart feeding REX
OIL. A few drops a day
does the trick.
Available of
REED • SEED
DRUG STORES
4oz.•$1.25
20 oz. • 55.00
iN (CANADA) LIMITED
I.S.RPedal Italia • let SI
Neatrul, Das.
4'3 aid to better- brpedf
".)• All livestock
Anglers Meet
One of the most successful
meetings the '''Toronto Anglers'
and 11 miters' Association have ever
had took place in Toronto, Dec. 5,
When "Vis'" B. Gray of the Cleve-
land fain Dealer showed a big
Kodachrome film and gave a talk
on fishing Rainbows and Cut-
throats in the mountains of 1 daho,
Wyoming ar \f ontana,
Mr, Gray enjoys a continental
reputation as an angler, He has
fished across the United States
and Canada front cos: t to coast in
the last thirty years, And is a great
lover of Canada's Northland. He
has made more than a score of
trips into this country, in colabor-
ation with the publicity depart-
ments of the Canadian National
and the Canadian Pacific Rialways,
s1 embers of the Ontario Feder-
ation of Anglers and 11 unters
Clubs were invited by the 'To-
ronto Club to attend.
with 160:3,000 last yeas, while sheep
and lambs are up practically 100,-
000 head at 8162,000, flog gradings
since January 1 number 7,731,10.1
compared with 5,888,986 in the
sante period last y.ai
• * *
1), B. Copland, Australian price
commissioner, told a prcSt con-
ference here that Australia had
profited from the experimental
work done in Canada and had
adopted almost entirely the Can-
adian price control system
Rural teachers who prepare a
hot beverage or serve sandwiches
to pupils unablr to go hone for
noon lunch may register with a
branch of the ration administration
as quota users to get extra sugar,
butter and preserves,
Headache
Nothing is moredepres•
sing than headaches...
Why suffer?... Lambly'
will give instant relief,
Lambly'sisgoodfor ear. Vit
ache,toothache,painsin 9
back, stomach, bowels, /*�d
You Will Enjoy Staying At
The ST. REGIS HOTEL
TORONTO
• [Leery itoom 44 Mt linth, Show-
er and I'elepltone.
• Single, $2.60 up—
Double, $:1.50 up.
• Good Food, Dining and Danc-
ing Nightly.
Sherbourne at Carlton
Tel. RA. 4135
ITCH CHECKED
o
o e Bac r
Mn k
Y
For quick relief from itching caused by eczema.
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and other Itching
conditions use pure. cooling, medicated, liquid
D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless and
stainless. Soothes, comforts and quickly calms
intense itching. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist
today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
,YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM N,
HOTIIASHES'
If you suffer from hot flashes, dizzy
spells, irregular periods, are weak,
nervous—due to the "middle -age"
period in a woman's life, take Lydia
E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
It's helped thousands upon thou-
sands of woolen to relieve such
symptoms. Pinkham's Compound Is
also a fine stomach tonic! Worth
trying! Made in Canada.
ISSUE 60-1944
ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS
INCOME' TAX Ill;l'011'1'S, COM-
plete Bookkeeping Service;,
Small or Large Businesses, Trav-
el Anywhere. Albert Brett & Co.,
8 Wellington St. E., Toronto, Ont.
AGEN'T'S 11'AN'1'LD
MEN ANI) WOMEN iN TOWNS TO
handle the sale of 200 guaranteed
products on et part time basis.
`Very ettrective proposition. Par-
ticulars, Xmas Pamphlet, Cat-
alogue FItEE out request; FAM -
ILEX, 1600 1)elorltnter, Montreal.
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
TiIEY REMEMBER, TOO
If the Russians are not overly
cordial towards us, Is It surprising?
Remember what we used to say
about them only a few years ago?
Well, co do they.
— Fort F. de 'rimes -Review.
DOWN TO TIHERE
Lucien, the barber who served
Field Marshal Montgomery In
Brussels, rays he once cut Goer-
ing's hair, He was probably sorely
tempted to cut it about eight Inches
too short,
—Windsor Star
VARIED GAME
Some came home front the North
wish alibis, others with deer.
— St. Catharines Standard,
LIFE WORTH LIVING
,, If you will check up on the kind
of person who says life Is not
worth living, you will most likely
find that the kind of life he lives
Is not worth living.
— Sherbrooke Record,
AN OLD ES'TA1(1,iSHED CHICK
hatchery wants agents In cer-
tain localities in Canada to take
orders for chicks In your Apure
time. The commission Is good
and the chicks are well and fav-
ourably known. lVrtte for full
details Box No. 182, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto,
BUS IN PISS OI'I'011'I't'NIT I\:S
WILL SELL 013 EXCHANGE FO1t
a business located in Toronto or
other larger Ontario town, 2 ad-
jacent farms of 100 and 150 acres,
located 100 utiles east of Toron-
to. Highest class buildings on
both properties, 170 ares till-
able. Lots of running water.
Valued at 512,000. Box No. 186,
73 Adelaide W., Toronto,
IBA11t CHICKS
100 CHICKS FREE
WITII EVERY ORDER OF 100 NIL -
let chicks, we give 100 bee chicles
(our choice). Leghorn pullets
522.95 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets $19 95 per 100. White hock
Pullets 524.95 per 100. Brown leg -
horn Pullets 521.95 per 160. All
chicks sold bucked by high egg
pedigreed stock. 51.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Guaranteed
100% live delivery. Kent IIatch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario.
GET TI111 RIG11'l' START
start Top Notch chicks. The first
ate', to success with a flock of
chicks of any size Is the proper
selection of "starters" that's more
Important than either breed or
age. Top Notch rbdr'ks are all
f r o Ill Gowernnteut Approt•etl
blood tested breeders, Snve Money,
don't delay another day send for
Early 110012ing Discount for de-
livery anytime throughout the
hatching seusnnh brae catalogue.
Also laying and ready to lay
pullets for immediate delivery.
Top Notch Chi,keries, Guelph,
Ontario.
YOU WOULD BE WISE To ORDER
Bray chicks now. we can give
immediate delivery If desired,
and If you want January or I'eb-
runry delivery, get our pricellst
and order soon. Substantial dis-
count for delivery those months
on orders placed now. Bray
Hatchery, 130 John St. N., liarn-
Ilton, Ont. (Some pullets avail-
able, prompt delivery.)
BUY GOVERNMENT
APPROVED CHICKS
EV14I(Y BREEDER GOVERNMENT
banded and blood -tested. Avoid
disappointment by ordering your
chicks early. Write for 1945
prices, and catalogue containing
the proper brooding and methods
used In raising better poultry.
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
Monk ton, Ont.
LAYING AND READY -TO -LAY
pullets for immediate delivery,
Barred Rock, New ltampshtres,
White Leghorn, Hybrids. Also
booking orders for day old chicks.
Free catalogue. Tweddle Chick
Hatcheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
51.00 HOOKS YOUR OIIl)E1t
ORDER YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW,
and not be disappointed. All
chicks are front guaranteed tent-
ed stock, and front 25 oz, eggs
or Netter. Barred Rocks mixed
$12,00 per 100, White Leg'porns
mixed 511.00 per 100. Barred
9 e
R Pullets allele 5 1 .00 per
100
white Leghorn Pullets 522.00 per
100, white Rocks mixed 515.00
per 100, white Rock Pullets
$24.00 per 100, Brown leghorns
mixed $13.00 per 100, Brown Leg-
horn pullets $24.00 per 100. We
guarantee 100% live delivery.
balance paid C.O.D. Maple City
hatchery, Chatham, Ontario.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO WIN $50.00?
It so, send for contest folder nt
once. If you are not Interested
In the contest we know you will
be Interested In the money you
can save by placing' y
aur order
for Tweddle chicks eariy. There's
profit In poultry—if you start
with Tweddle chicks—and there's
still more profit If you start early.
'You cnn depend on Tweddle
Chicks because they come from
bloodtested breeders, and are
known for their stamina and
high -production. Tweddle }Inteh-
erles have built that reputation
over n period of 19 successive,
successful yenrs of producing
first-elnss chicks. Send for early
hooking price list today. Alto
free range laying. and ready -to -
lay pullets for hurriedly le drlft'-
ery. Tweddle Chick Iletrht iii s
Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
DAILY C111CICS
EGGS .AND MEAT ARE THE TWO
cash sources of pole try Income,
get our calendar and prlcellet
and learn why our high egg rec-
ord, Large bodied birds will make
more stoney for you. Big Rock
Farm, Mille Roches, Ont. Box W.
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
ANI) YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your chicks for next spring when
you want them. Barred Rock
mixed 512.00 per 100, white leg -
horns mixed 511.00 per 100, I3ar-
red (tock Pullets 519,00 per 100,
white Leghorn pullets $2,..00 per
100. heavy Breed Ctcls. $6,00 per
100. Leghorn Ckls, $2,00 per 100.
All chicks hatched from 26 oz.
eggs or better and from special
meted flock(. Guaranteed 100%
live delivery. 11.00 books your
order, balance C.O.D. Rainbow
Hatchery, Chatham, Ontario,
BARRED ROCIC, NEW HAMP-
shire, White Leghorn and Hybrid
laying and ready to lay pallets
for immediate delivery. Also
booking orders for 1945 chicks
now. Free catalogue. Top Notch
Chtckerles, Guelph, Ontario,
25 FREE CHICKS
OUR 'FOUNDATION STOCK IS
registered and pedigreed birds,
Nothing better In Canada, Order
now. ['rices for mixed baby
chicks, (tales and females: Bar-
red Rocks, 512.00 per hundred;
White Leghorns, 511,00; White
Rocks, 515,00; Tlrown Leghorns,
513.0n. -Pullet pr1 es: Barred
Rocks, $19.00; White Leghorns,
522.00; White Rode;, 524.00;
Brown Leghorns, 52.1.00. 26 free
chicks, our choice, will he given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
ed and 26 free chlcks for each
100 day old pullets ordered,
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Bri-
tannia Heights, Ontario,
O1'EIN(1 & (11J:SNING
11A\'I: 1')111 ANY'I'llIN'; NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for Information, \Vo aro glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
ment H, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Street, To.
ronto, -
Fl) It SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold rebuilt; belts,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Compnny Ltd., 2326 Dutferin qt„
Toronto. ,
WINDSOR TURRET LATHE
FOIL SALE, 2% -INCH CAPACITY,
now operating. 650 Runnymede,
Toronto.
11ANTA31S
MILLE F1EU11 BANTAMS, PAIR
53.50. Keith E. Hunsherger, Box
30, Baden, Ont.
ONE WADE DRAG SAW, COM-
Icte; 5 -foot blade, almost new,
1250. J. W. O'Connor, Long
Branch,
REGISTERED BEAGLE PUPS,
springer spaniels, a 1 1 ages,
promptly shipped; GO young reg-
istered Southtlotvn ewes, good
Berrie', rants. i'eter Porter, Bur-
ford. Phone 280.
LOVELY BOSTON TERRIER R MALE
puppies, 8 weeks. ideal Christ-
mas gilts, reasonable. E. Zadow,
Egnnville, Ont.
JERSEY RUTds FILUM SILVER
Medal Dams, by our AA Senior
81re Edgeley Standard Noble
Lnd, clnsslfted very good, by the
Sliver Medal 51re, i1rainpton
Jester's Standard 2nd Reasonably
priced. Vaughan Acres limited,
RIZ 2, Maple, Ont.
AYRSHIRE, 7 CI101('E Ri:GISTE11-
ed, bred heifers, 20 months old,
sired by Le Moines Point Ring -
land, 254645. All from high pro-
ducing dams. Accredited. Neg-
ative, Martin Sands 11.11, 5, King-
ston, Ontario.
FIVE REGISTERED) SHORTHORN
T)I1
bulls, 9 to 12 months, 5100 and
up. J. D. Jackson, Ilarriston, Ont.
BROAD BREASTED 11 11 0 N
Turkeys, vigorous, healthy stork,
Also Jnmeswny sectional, hot
water incubator, capacity 6500
eggs. We cnn still book a few
orders for Poults, both bronze
and white Rolla rids S. H, Ed-
wards, 1111. 4, Watford, Ontnrfo.
PASTURE 11\7
'S11,1t1,
A
ALFALFA SEED—ONT, GROWN
DON'T WAIT. ORDER N 0 W.
Quantity limited, secure your re-
quirements while It lasts, of
hardy, adaptable home grown
seed of high purity and germ-
ination, potltiveby the beet seed
we have ever offered. Fancy No.
1 Government graded eeed 37c
per pound delivered: samples on
request. Also hybrid seed corn,
pasture mixtures, registered oats,
beans and peas. 'tVe supplied the
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture during 1944 with special
Foss end clover seeds. Apply to:
W. E. geld, Box 103, Chatham,
Ontario.
Now Reading Bible
For 130th Time
Rev. Terry Harper Maxwell,
pastor of Hephaibah and Blythe
Methodist Churches In Atlanta,
Ga., claims the title of Georgia's
champion Bible reader, says The
Sault Ste. Marie Star. Mr. Max-
well says he has read the Scrip -
SAFES
Protect your 1100145 and CAAII
front FIRE and 'PTIIEVES. We
lave a rite and type of Snfe, or
Cabinet, for any purpose. Visit
lip,or write for prim!, etc, to
Dpt. W.
�.64J.TAYLOR LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
1.46 Front S1. It., Toronto
Eetnbllahed 1865
FOIL SALE
BREEDER TURKEYS, NAR RA -
anger and genuine brondbrcasted
bronze from government tested
stock. Males up to 25 and 30
lits, December delivery. Glendon
McDonell, Greenfield, Ont,
•
FOR SA LE—CLYDESDALE GELD -
Ing and filly rising 9 to 4 years.
.Apply John A. Wallace, R.R. S,
8t. Paul's, Ont,
PAINS FOR SAI1':
$12,000—'.00 ACRE, FAl(M, LAKIO
frontage situated on No. 8 High-
way near Palmyra, Ont. Tiled
about every 4 rods to lake. Good
buildings and very good soil.
.Apply to Box 2, Glencoe, Ont.
•
175 ACiRE FARM, 0 M111:S FROM
Exeter, sandy loam. all under
cultivation, 00 waste Bind, abund-
ance water, 70 acres Fall Wheat,
Brick house, hydro, telephone,
banked barn 70 by 40, 2 concrete
?Hos, outfit ry house 60 by 40,
three floors, capacity 4,000 lay-
ing hens, tool tilted, 1 acre or-
chard. Priv() 512,000. Apply to:
W. E. Reid, Box 103, Chatham,
Ontario.
P.tlt11 MACHINERY
FANNING \1111, (KLiNE) SEED
Grader, Farmers highly recom-
mend, also screening. Kline Manu-
facturing, ilox 124 Weston, Ont.
FA1111 111:1,1' WAN'I'1D
ATTENTION — TRAPPERS. LUM-
berman, fanners, a marvelous se-
cret to snit re foxes, five tlmee
luckier than traps. Address Louie
Roy. Estrmtrt, Que.
I11:Li' WANTED
GIRL FOR GENERAT, HOUSE -
work; small home 4 mites from
Toronto. Christian. I;ood wngee.
Write Mrs. Locke, R.R. No. 1,
Todmorden,
HAIRDRESSING
L E A R N HAIRDRESSING TILE
Robertson method. information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Ilnirdreeeing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
HAIR GOODS
Only firm In Canada manufacturing
ladles' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively. Write us for particu-
lars.
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268 You're St., Toronto, Ontario
MUSICA1, INS'I'itl'SIENTS
FRED A. ItODDiNG'TON BUYS.
sella, exchanges mu.leal Instru-
ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2.
M ACIIINi,III'IIEI',lllts
MACHINERY REPAIRS
GENERAL. 11A0H1NE 8111)P WORK
ELECTRIC AND \CI:TYL1,NE
WELDING
Mi:'I'ALLIZING
HAVE YOUR WORN SHIAFTS
AND ill'SHINGS MADE 1.110E
NE\V 111' T!11: N1;IV 1(1?'CAI.
SPRAY PROCESS
ALL WORK Gi1ARAN'l'EED
Godson Contracting
Co,, Ltd.
Union St., Toronto
Jl NC'1'I(1N %HO
)11:DICAi,
BAUMEEKA Ft0rr iBAl.9! destroys
offensive odor Instantly, 45c
bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa
STOMA(:11 ANI) '1'11R11:\1) WORMS
often are the rause of Ill -health
1n humans. all ages. No one im-
mune! 1 not fin, h, 1• n ottt 1f this
1
1s your t•ouhle" Interest'ng pnr-
tt'ulnrs—Free' \Vri1•r 9lttiveney'a
Remedies, Speeinlists. Toronto 3,
CONS'i'll'.k'I'ION, ItII,1i1'SNESS,
liver trouble, Ilene, ssrrt head-
ache, quickly relieved with Fig -
Lax tablets. Keep rerulnr with
Fig -Lax, 25' at Druggists.
T
1 I':it OF
Ill' 11 , 1•:1'1:111 SUFFERER
Rheu111.1 i- Pains cr Neuritis
should try Dixon's Remedy. \lnti-
ro's t)rucStore. 31'. Elgin, Ot-
tawa. 1'o• tpaid 51.06,
STOMACH SUFFERERS
11;T all. 91,1,1301)'8 5I't')'1:SSFL'1,
scientific rt meds Stoma, hie. clear
up your stomach trouble. Ilke It
has f! r s" ninny othrt . One user
stated For years, 1 n'ns ti mailed
with gusto in;' 011111 h! 1..w breasl-
hone. it raitsed gas ',nd bloating.
I tried many remedies. but my
e' the
only relief f was sada and t for
Rn)
short tlmr only. After meals 1t
didn't bother me for fr w hours,
then. If l ate something, 1t
stopped, coating again sifter some
tlnte. The pnln bothered me worst
at night. After taking three bot-
tles of 1)r. McLcnd's Stomachic,
T was fr, c from pain. T kept on
Improv int , and have now been
wet! for several yrnrs 0nj„ving
my m0al2 15 ithout mcdi, ire. Stom-
achic is 11,1110 In mere"mine gas,
bloating. sour stomach. pain aft-
er eating, and Is ,specially help-
ful for nicht tndIIesrion. 51,25
postpaid. Drug shoe or write
M(T,00,1' St"t'"•,'•htc Co., 100 iiur-
on St., Tnruuto.
tares 129 tines and it on his 130th
reading now. Twelve chapters a
day, four after rash meal, is his
minimum, the veteran churchman
adds.
For Eczema —
Skin Troubles
Make up your mind to,My that
you are going to give 5 ,ur ski, a
real chance to ('t t welt. (lo to 011)'
380(4 drug store nod rc! :u, ',;:'tial
bottle of 21,, ,''e l:rnerald oil —it
la.'(' man)' day\ brr;,tlh•' ,I is highly
concentrated.
The very first app;:, Agan tell?
give you relict --the ttrhiu(' of Ec-
zema iP gni
ctcly stop' d---' ruptu'ms
dry tip end 1.1),) off in n cel)' few
day:. The 0:1110 Is true of Itch:ng
Toes t,ml Fe, t, Barber; IPI h. Salt
Rheum and other skin tr„ubies.
Ttotnemher that 910, se's
011 be it cls nn, pntcerf1.1, Delft! eat -
Ing Antiseptic Oil tint do, s not
stain or leave n gees-)' r( tee,
r'ontplete eatlsfertl!: 01 10p 2 , y
back.
111:1)1(' 01,
BR}JI•'NA'CONI: i1I:A1;1'Ii 11,'x9
positively does r! ,t 11'1,:itia
end Rh' unmtisni I'el-
len Joints rednr„1 ne InaI i h ,10
1(1211 you \(,(((f,fet d. `d. ,.l hs
Pupi'ly 11.12" p„,11,.,:,1 1211 ;,n
It( midl(s, U"x 11", \'::r,. u1'r,
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GOOI) 111:51'1,1'8- V., P, 81'I'-
frrc r from Ilbenu ai o• 1': or
Neuritis s,huuld tic I'i .,",'. 11, ni-
cely. NIunro'e Iitlir 5!oi,. '"'' 1•:Igin, Otto win paid
-
OI'POIt'I'I'Nl'I'I IS 1'1.111 VI' 001 EN
13E A HAIRI)RESSI:R
JOIN CANADA'S 1,10.1 DIN'' 8,11,101
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Pleasant dignified profs•-0lon. good
wages, thousatuls 2)10)oefdl. Marvel
graduates. Amrr!ca's r:r0a!r"t "ys-
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Write or call
MARVEI. HAIRDRESSING
8)'1100LS
858 1(1001! W., TOR;)NTO
Branches: 44 King St. Hamilton,
& 74 Rideau Street, 0(t;;wa.
I'.1'I'EN" 1'S
FE'fHET{STONIIAl'Gll ,h COMPANY
Patent Solicitors, Established
1890; 14 King West, 'Taranto.
Booklet of InformaGun on re-
quest.
I'I:IISONAI,
"I:LIJAH COMING BEFORE
Christ," wonderful book Ree,
Megiddo Mission, Rochester 11,
N.Y.
HITLER'S L A S T WILL AND
Testament! Big laugh' novelty
10e. Ca (aloe f!t' e 0. EMPIRE
NOVELTIES, Peterhoro, Ont,
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printed
6 OR 8 ESi'OS1"111: ROLLS 25c
REPRINTS 8 for "lr,
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You may not get all the film" you
want thio year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
151'1:1(1.41, 1'11(11'0 SI :It VICE
Stn tint) J. Toronto
PHOTO CHRISTMAS CARDS
12 FOR 69c
Select your Iolourit" negative., and
send to us. \\'e'll rr turn 12 prints
mounted on attractive, embossed
greeting cards. with covolopes for
0tailing, for 0''c. The most original
v00,11111; cards you can get --the
kind your friends will keep—cards
that Wren on active service nt home
000 nv, rsens like to get. Order
early. , 2 1'hntncr..rho on C11)11,1:111;
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STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
llov 1211, l'os(nl 'Permian? .0, 'Toronto
"1'002' 811001 • In rolo1rin^ aril de-
veloping 1s excellent," writes a sus•
tomer pt 1'r t, iborough. (Mt., "and
sow' P(•rvi,'e 0 prompt and guaran-
teed. 1 tun partirul,irly fascinated
with the m00111(4 en1111,_enrvnts and
Christmas eards. Your prices for
21101 qu:tlltY W01 It are really (-con-
onllrnl and 1 approci.tt' y„u1 prompt,
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Any Si7, i;nl1-0 er S E1pn'tires
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You can hove (1101reintent, rolnnr-
cd by hnnd for 0 small additional
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Framed Enit,t' ement% 4" x f", nn
ivory tint mounts, in from", ;” x 9",
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Plan \Valent m' Mack 1?buns finish
590; if eni.trt.emrnt e1.10111 cal 79c,
Print your 11';100 a214 nddrr'" plain-
ly on :111 ,,rdrrs.
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h 11 y (inllectior,s of ,'anadian
Strintns nt cord privet:, Write nolo
to K. r', 1'izzard. Jeweller,
\\liratiey, Ontari".
2;,12 9i \ N E O e'C.11l l'5. 1110 \'AR-
ty. Uig 2.1111r. Only 10n rents.
'1 Bell? ,s liber, ,I. haps well, Nova
lent i.,
'UR .%1'I'EI("' S11'I'L11:s
N1•:\VI,Y "IN\'l:\TEL, :\l" I'O),1ATIC
Snare Trap" 'fie Pnnplcst and
10.1 est trap. anybody can make
It in 1e minutes, can set snare
3 tinter ,21.0 of ordinary seta,
ran; use any kind of wire. Excel-
lent for Prion sets. Guaranteed
will rat, h '•n}' suspicious animal
from bear to weasel. 51.00 for
plan and it,<Ir1111l0, Peter 7,ep-
nig, 19'nllborn, ,,torics,
\'tNTfl)
11)0131:51' 1'1(1,'58 1'A111 FOR RAW
fort Rabbi! Skins, Ginseng and
r'inTdrn Seal. Satisfnctlon guar-
anteed. Ship to licher sed Fre.,
lei(:h. 147 Harrison Strtet, To'.
routo,
PASS S.
'It' d vevecorttatt otictocbatC GURatcletctiveuv tinvetoctoce
Fall and Winter Needs
Children's Hose, cotton and wool 25c to 75c
Children's Golf Hose,' elastic top 5Oc
Boys' Wool Trousers $2.95
Grey Wool Blankets each $1.50
36" White Flannelette per yard 22c
Gooch assortment Shoes, Rubbers & Rubber Boots.
Pt'
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.t:Olive McGill
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TIIE STANDARD
QrsonlA
\Irs. titrant Harris visited rclati)cs
in Clinton ()\c. the ss cols -end.
f Mr.. N. 1V. I;.‘lc i, \i•itint; in
iii tIlIt l till' \\ee!i
1 'HIV I;irCHIC n and their wives ;ire
Itt A It„Mints 1 ,a: ial evening in I11)•th
t \Ienan•i,ll Hall this friday evening;.
\Ir. and \Irs. Leslie \IcP.!roy accom-
panied h.1 \I r•.:\nn Campbell of Tor-
. onto ,pent the \\'el'I,-end at the home
of thy farmer's brother \I r, Herb. \Ic-
Tor -
Elroy
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In Aid of the Local Red Cross
DANCE
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STUART ROBINSON _.
its
Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
Morning Delivery. North of Dinsley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - $1.00 or Over.
't• NEW DEAL
. V
Y 2 PKGS. PEP 25c
TUMBLER FREE.
Super Suds per pkg. 22c
Thrift Soap Flakes .. large pkg. 19c
Neilson's Cocoa hf. Ib. 19c; 1 Ib. 29c
Red Rose Coffee 1 lb. 115c
Libby's Prepared Mustard per jar 10c
Limburger Cheese, Soda Biscuits, White Beans,
Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Grapes.
Sponsored b\• lona,
IN BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL
Doherty B res.
GARAGE,
Acetylene and Electric
'Welding A Specially.
Agents For Llternational-
Ilarvester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil,
Car Painting and Repairing.
Vodden'$
6AIiERY.
Mabel and Mary. WI-IEN IN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
IIOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REMEMBER
'THE IIOME BAKERY”
H. T. VODI)EN.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13
WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
George Jcrdan, floor manager
Admission 35c
Lathe.. Ilritlg Lunch
IN MEMORIAM
i.1'V111
•• Bel(' red son, Robert
c n ry of our
1irl:hv \\att,
,i \vho passed pe:,ccfully :‘way, tl110 year
Y ago, 1)cccntber 12th, 19•13.
•_' • There o t, a little Band in l leaven
That \\•a, not unite complete,
• The \taster called Dear Iloblde halite
I • To HI the empty seat,
' —Sadly Missed by \Illllllllie and Maddy.
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on Guaranteed
0 Trust Certificates
'Sti1TEl) for any amount .... fora form of
live Scars .... WI:m.01"A hos It as to principal
and interest Interest cheques mailed to
reach holders on due date, or, at holder's
option, may be allowed to accumulate at
compound interest.
An ideal investment, for individuals, com-
panies; authorized by law for cemetery boards,
executors and other trustees.
THE
STERLING TRUSTS
CORPORATION
Sterling Tower, Toronto
33 years In Business
H~.:.T� •i�;:~:~IN:NI�i :�:N:�•:Nt'N'r'o �:N:NABNI• :•�!
LYCEUM THEATRE ,.
WINGHAM—ONTARIO. •_
Two Shotes Sat. Night
'3
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CLOSED FOR
Notice To Creditors
In the Estate of Frederick Toll, late
of the Township of East Wawanosh,
in the County of Huron, Yeoman,
Deceased.
•', ,\11 persons raving claims against the
L. Estate of the above deceased arc re-
niro, to file li
r‘' (intsank with the under.
I
REDECORATION f' signed Solicitor fur the Estate, on or
FOR SALE son \\'110 (Id) 'talcs he.. birthday on 'Il•ernrer, \;r. Louise Durward, pfe-
rbefore the 11th day of Ueeentber, ;\,D., December (1,1i scnte,l her statement 1.1 the Callus•:le
A
1so
.: 1914, after which date the assets will be 25 hybrid fillets, 5.1months old, Congr1tl1 nisi.: to \1r. and \Ir.;. Mt wed by eounei'l 1r, Wright art The \\,sll, of v,tnr home have a \\i11'
t,, distributed amongst the parties cntit- $1.011 a ;dere, Apply to Gilbert Nelh- Walter \las;t;l who 1111 Ile 111.11 1'f Ile- \'olden that 't'reasurer's Statement be 11f b0claniug tired, junk as l•eople du.
r c rThere is ul,tbitl;: ,I) refreshing fur these
t� led thereto, hawing; regard only to the cry, phone 16-8 ,Blyth. 16.1p. comber eclehrute their _5th Wedding aeceptcd and Stat she Ile hereby an- I c
claims of \whist notice shall have been :\nn,wers;sty, II'urized to have the necessary nunll)cr ,"tired" talls a; new wallpapers.
1
'r —�' --- t ; clays lies of 1111; rhitt:ment uinte(I for
stn given. I l Visit eatti11 Crec.ole,n's Itecorat•tr s
WANTED PROMOTED TO FLYING OFFICER Iastrilmi;tin to the ratepayers. ('nrritII. shuppe an.] se •... how she .cite refresh
CLOSED FOR :. HATED at Clinton,this 20th (lay of I'O. 1':rncst A. R1 bins,,u, K.C..\J', Move 1 hr rouncill,,rs Vodden and youlenity with "tinntcu; thw" to ' \I: Xi
REDECORATION. :: November, :\.l)., 19.41, Anyone hawing a pair of ),•iris boots ('cntralia, las been promoted 111 U:1 Wright that we da now adjourn, Imur" \\'allg.apers, thus brining relief
and skates fur sale, size 2, in goon con- rank of Flying Officer.
• , • • • • • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ;LAND, , ,yourself,(luring\ t Jt 100111 11 hour., 111
clition lictify The Blyth Standard,
i to1' 1' •�
sarin, Solicitor for the sad Estate. phone 89, 10-1p. --- - .-- -- _ rest, strrnuces clays,
Try A Classified Ad. 14-3. tceatct tcmatatctat�tct��'ctClelCICKIClsteta(GtC:sxtgtetCtetC(Ctel�tew(CICIClcteletetetete(CICittcte'c I
.�_ Elliott itisurat'1ce Ageiicy 1 EDITII CREIGI1TON'S
`MNMIM4IM MI IIMIIMIMIIINMMMM+MI••••NINAIIIIMIIIMIIMMMMMMMMMIMIIIN I
ROXY THEATRE, - CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE ' J BLY'1'H -- ONT. DECORATOR'S SHOPPE
CLINTON. GODERICH. SEAFORTit. s R Located Oppos'te Kernick's Grocery
Now Playing: "Foot'ight G.'amour" Now Playing: Irving Berlin's "This Now Playing: George Formby In
and "Cowboy In The Clouds" Is The Army" —In Technicolor— "BELL BOTTOM GEORGE" INSURE NOW! .ANI) BE ASSURED s11o,tpe open ``ilturday, 1 to In o'clock.
Other hunt r. by appointment.
Mon., Tce3., Wed.,—in Technicolor Mon., Tues„ Wed., —Two Features e, - (�• Sickness
„
Car Fire - Life. - Sickness - Accident. PHONE 158, BLYTH,
TH,E STORY OF DR. WASSELL GUNG HO"7 it hi
Ga -y Cor.per, Laraine Day and
Walter \Vauger's dramatic and ars ft, Signe Haase \•enturous ,(lary-s;ory, action-pack-Fv
Note ---Owing to its extreme length eel throughout. 1� "COURTESY AND SERVICE" &u t Fla k S
fiaia1G17,122m,Dr2i21o^,�r�re1�1172,12,t2i iADrat"et�aDillan ?,a Dry.vtat3,D,2t�1"ai�tDt2t2ADIDiolD `31D1
the above feature will la. shown Randolph Scott, Noah Beery Jr.
only once each evening, comme•ne- and Alan Curtis
:ng at 8 P.M.
In Memoriam
In loving memory of a Dear Father
and \lather. Mr. and Mrs. henry
1'Icatzcr, who passel away December
l,ltlt, 1')21, an 1 December 13th, 1')•13,
respectively,
'Though 'heir smiles have gone forever,
And their hands we cannot touch,
\\'c will never lore the nienu)r\•
Of the ^nes we i t•wcd so mach.
—Sadly missed by their Daughter,
and grandchild, \lar'c011a. and great
grandchild. 1) at:11d.
10-1p.
WANTED
Men to ctrl \wo vl b\' the cord, three'
utiles cast of L'lyth, Laidlaw farm, .1p -
ply at the farm, or Harold Jackson,
Scafortll.
FOR SALE
Stickling Tits ready to wean.
to Lewis Whitfield, phone 1.3O,
.I• 1.1 II i II ••••11k. YIN II
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 104
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WALLPAPER
OUP stuck of wallpaper is now fairly complete.
Prices rlulge from 12' 'c per single roll and upward.
We have a limited quantity of small 1'O0111 lots
to he cleared,
STOCK SUPPLIES
Full range. of Royal Purple and I)r. Bell's
Stock Supplies are on hand,
We also have Cooper's Dri I' it and Stock Cud
Liver Oil available.
R. D.-PHILP, Phm. B.
DRAGS, SUNDRIES, 1VALLI'Ai'ER—PHONE 21*.
1..Ir 1+..,1.1.11.16.,..,.1, .
.1 I. 1. , .!. ' I .N. n.m, i W... i .._,J . 1. 1P1 •••••••411.• 4 1 I. 1
1C(ChitCICIV(..'titE'i01(tIti;tFat� lets, X417.tC..t4'int•Vcrush'7�k'ill'atwlf.i.Zt:141t4trZt•ZtCotitu%v:.V.,11.41(ti'atw(Cir.17
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THE FIFTH WALL '1 rd
CELINGS
OF EVERY ROOM.
■
The Belling, which is tr'nally Il
harrier than any simile scull, should
(1 e considered as it fifth teal!. 'Thus
:when planning the decoration for a 4 ,
room it it; just its Intpllrtaul to sly- '
!sect a 11)110ct coiling paper as 11 1.; 1 41
-to ellnIWO the proper wall decors -
;tion, Your preference may favour 1 �?
-one of contrasting colour. I`on't 1 1
-he afraid that n "Colour -Planned"
:room will extend your Budget. To v.
2realize this yon can readily do do
sty, soning my samples -- over 500 1
!to pie1: from, ,
V
Living-Reo- u
New Styles in Chesterfield Suited and Occasional
Chairs upholsterer! in latest F1 tbl'ics at Most
Attractive Prices.
1I�►o1. Cases% I-lasso(:1cs, End 'fables, Mirrors.
Tri -light and 'fable Lumps
li'Iake Ideal Christmas, (;itis, '
A (-'all will convince you of the ..sally Excellent
Values We are 0Mring.
0
Home Furnisher • — Phones 7 and 8 — Funernt Director.
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• THE`OLD SUN WORTHY LINE ',� "^'"Df `NaDiD;DainDi2i1.121 D.,Dth+31�r2tD•rinr:.,11.,D ;�+t+d..., 10 �t� a lT2 h'lt319t2tDtrt2a
Sorry to ,`1V, there 1110 NO fN 1',\\ �I. ung..+i n n. ,1.-11.1. 1 1.1 a , ".1r,rua, .. 661.11.+..x++. .J..wr..wi. 1. , i1.. . ..111
1)A.1'•1•EkN'S Ibis yc:n•, being t11e'1 ••••••:00.8•00•:•i:..::;.;...44. :•..;.,,1;.1;,1;,.;,,1•;,1;1,1 ,•.;..;.1.1,•:,•;,,;1.;11; .;.1;.,;,,;,.;.1;,1;,,;. 1; ,•,1
HURterG:1LL =:
J•
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-i same the bast three )Hess Every-
- thing in the line of Decorating. Nt1
-spcc::11 time for appointments, —
-and remember, 1 specialize in that
tough job of taking off \\•allpaper, (•t•
,l.
* * *
F. C. PREST
'Phone 37.26, L011DESBORO
64 .1, •
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BLYTI-I --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD, GOOD SERVICE.
1:
Meals at All Hours. _:
FRANK GONG A- Proprietor _:
EAST' WA1VAN , 1 :
OSH :Id•.00.:,.0.•.:.:. D..•,.••.0:,,•„••:,.•,:..0.0.0:,/0.0.0:.:,0.0,0.0.0,:•10•••,1.'1••„•.,0:,1.1:,01:,.0:1,•.,•,10.0.•
The Ked Cross quilting vas held at
Apply1 the home' of \1rs. Norman Radford on
'I•hursda', \\hien 1100 (guilts were finish -
10..j. \Irs. \1'1(1. i was Iltt• winner of the STATUTORY MEETING OF BLYTI-1
draw. 'fie next quilting will be held MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
,at 1111' itonte•t.1 \Irs. 1'. T.11 Sr. (01
1'I'Itur. (1(\'.
WANTED
FARM FOR SALE, $31 6110
That desirable (arm, ransi1tiug of
178 acres, more or les,, being lots 3d
and 31', concession 11, 1 htllett Town-
ship 1 b, !ter known as the John Barr
\1r. Robert Somerville of Kamloops, ,'• (aril). On th( premise; is situate a
Anyone has. nu for 11(10, chill, r• el:- 11.1 l•., spent lbs \\•eel: -e; ll \\itis NI r. and The 8(111111 :•0 met ling ( 1' tlo Muni- .1 frank ducllin,; in far ,(ate t.f rep.er;
int; hors', interns the 111;111 Standard, I Mrs. R. C. \Icl;o\wan. dr. Stutter- , r p'od (', 1114:11 of the Corporat'on of there i., al, 1 ;Lout 30 awes of bush
phone 80, IIi�;11. 10-l.p v.11e \\as born 1 1:Ir. Si, 1lcictl, this 111' ; BlytIi held ort November 15tH \with , and swamp, 0t'ntainiut; considerablle
l ' \ o.]dell ;lid \014"1 :1;'11 fedJ1' pt„I4. l'1,1' (h1l'tlell-
hi; first trip bac): i, 57 yri•,, rounciL,-e•<. i,crnirk,
1 r. and \I r, R. C. \I c(;osvan are \\'ri,dllt, pr(ser t. i l:n•s apply, M. II. Itarr, 218 Pape Ave.,
FOR SALE visiting relative; at 1 11cknow. Move.] by e twill tr \\'t i;lit :111,1 .'furonUl, 'I'eleidtune, (;ward 11(18•
\'oddcn, 11111 in the abscnee of Iccvc 11-3,
\lorritt, due to It's attending County I
Council, that c( uncil(or I�ernick assume t •
Ilse rcc\':s t•Irli'. as as lin
('oner:1o11-Itsons to Nit's, \Vaster \la• r;e 1.
Nine Pigs, just weaned.
Miss Il; en 's\'alsl of \\'in,gh: it spent
:Apply to Tuesday at her house,
Charles Nicht iron, .phoe 31 14, Blyth.
16-2.
CONGRATULATIONS
r reeve. lar e'Tireo
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4±:”•N•N•..•N•..•N•N•.:.t.111 ••N•N;.,N;N;. ;N;N;N;••:N� I' I:l N t1� c t' l i n tt t ii011-
(; :Hon I:II; tt, Clerk.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Ida Lupino, Paul Henreid and
Nancy Coleman.
Tcling a stirring tide of stupendous
events.
"IN OUR TiME"
Thur., Fri, Sat., —Two Features—
Edward G. Robinson, Ruth Warrick
And Ted Donaldson.
"MR. WINKLE GOES TO WAR"
J. I-1. R. Elliott.
Office Phone 101•
Gordon Elliott
Residence Phone 12 or 140.
"HAT CHECK HONEY"
Thursdry, Friday, Saturday Grace McDonald, Leon Erroll and
GEORGE FORMBY Walter Catlett.
"BELL-BOTTOMED GEORGE" Thursday, Friday, Saturday Judy Canova, Ross Hunter and
Claire Trevor, Albert Dekker and Richard Lane.
Barry Sullivan "LOUISIANA HAYRIDE"
"THE WOMAN OF THE TOWN"
Coming: "Fired Wife" and You're
A Lucky Man, Mr. Smith"
and 13; as mentioned above. Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 2.30 p.m. Mat.: Sat. and Holidays at 2.30 p.m.
t1N.ttem VIII. MIfIti►NN1HH♦IIII IIIJMMIIIIN
Coming: "Three Russian Girls" and
"Hi Diddle Diddle"
Please Note- Untilfu.ther not'ce
the first show will commence at 7.15
with the exception of Dec. 11, 12,
Coining: "The Bridge Of
SAN LUIS REY"
1
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROs 'PTLY•
Telephones: Atwood, 50;::; Seaforth, 15, Collect.'
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, LTD. Everything Homemale
• PHONE ,tai. BLY'l'II, ONT.
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
FRESH EVERY DAY