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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1944-12-13, Page 1r VOLUME 55 - NO, 17. W.I' STFIELD Tics. 1lazclw"od of Walton, hail the service :it \\'e'.stfitll on Sunday, and gate :t splendid! 'Temperance address. NI r. \\'ni. Nit: Dowell visited on Fo i - day w•itll \Ir. and \Irs. \Wesley St ti s- lhouse of Brnryfiill, NIr, and \Irs. J. L. \l'Dow•cll visited on Saturday \vitit \Ir. ;mil NI rs. Gurdon Smith of Gudcrilh, The \l isslon `land stet on Sunday afternoon tvith ih present. The meet- ing was led by \Ir:•. \Vitt. Carter. The election of ulficers for the coaling year was held with 1.I,•y+l alcluw•ell being; elected President. \'lee -President, \'i. ()let Cool;.. Secretary, Lorna Iluchau- LYTH STANDAR W. M. S. MEETING 'file December meeting of the \\'o- men's aI iaion:lry Society was held on Tuesday, December r 1?. The President presiding. "Joy to the \Vurld" was the opening hymn, followed by the reading "The Christmas Spirit" by airs, 5. ('outing, \Irs. \\'ightnlan, convents of nominating contntatce presented the slate of officers for 19.15. airs, \tills took charge of the Christmas \1'orship Service, \Irs, C. Bell, \Irs, Milburn, Airs. Jenkins, airs. Sinclair, Mrs. Phil- lip,, ,lrs. Pulls and \Irs. Johnston assisting. A 11111111)1 hutch was served at which the retiring ('resident, \Irs, \V, Juhns- an. 'Treasurer, hilly Rodger. Each tun, and the new President, \Irs. Jen - member of the hand are asked to bring ):ins, pu,n'ed tea OFFICERS W. M, S. 1945 Hot, President, \Irs. \\'ni. Laidlaw'; President, Mies \Vm, Jenkins; 1st Tice, Mrs. .\, Sinclair; 2nd Vice, airs, C. scripture le: son \vas read by Nil's. Car- Bell; 3rd 'Vice, .\Irs, J. Pelts ; Record - ter, 'l'hc roll call was answered cd by each ing secretary, Miss Mary Millie; :\ssis- nicntber with :i ('lui,tntts verse• airs. tant, Mrs, R. I). Philp; Cur. Secretary, I larol'I Snell told a very interesting Mrs•, \V, \I, :Icury; Treasurer, airs, Christmas story. Christmas readings !II. Phillips; :assistant Treasurer, \Irs. were giv'o by several of the nietnbers.'1., 1lilhurn; \lis's;onary Monthly Secrc- \Irs. Edgar 1lowatt is recovering nicely from a tonsil operation tvliit'h tool: place at \\'inghain 11o,pital on Thursday. \I r. \\'. :\. Campbell and Donald \vele. Stratford visitor, on Monday. The school Christmas Concert of 5. S, 6, I,.:t,t \\' tw'anoslt, will be held on Wednesday evening, Ilecember 'hilt. anent :\ good orograni i being prenarcd by!born, Mary Laidlaw, alrs, Charter, the school children and the young all's, Sundcrcock, Mrs, Falconer, \Irs, pc, plc ,'f the section, Everybody \\'cl l airscrvicc; Supply Committee, Mrs. Phoebe 'Taylor, \Irs. Rutledge, airs. 5. Kcchnic, Mrs. R. Johnston, ;\Irs, E. \\'right; Baby Band, Nfrs, G. T)uhcrty; Mission Baud, airs, F. \larshall, Secre- 1ary; Committee, \Irs, Marshall, Nits, Fairrcrvice, Mrs. \V. Watson, Nfrs. 1), alel<enzic, Mrs. I.. 1lilborn, Miss I McGowan, 'sliss Clare \I c( %stn, Miss M. Lockic; Pianists, sl.rs. Kilpatrick, closed %with the benediction. I\1rs. Thomas Taylor, Mrs, R. 1). Philp; A nuniter of the men `net at the Music Committee, .\Irs. 11. Phillips, Church last wreck and have a gond hitairs. S. Cunning, Mrs,1Cilliatricl:; Lit - of the wiring .'lone, ready for the in- Icraturc Secretaty, 'Mrs. R. \Vightman; stallation of hydro. ;C. G. 1. 'I'., airs. F. ilainton; Press Mr, and s1r>. Norman \Icl)mtcll Secretary, airs. L, Scrimgeour; Com - visited on Saturday with Ni r. and \Irs, `m❑nity, Friendship, Nlrs, \V. Logan, Dawson of Dungannon. ' Nlrs. 1.yddiatt. The Earm Forum nu't on Nlouday crud new mtemher to the January meet- ing. 'I'Itc Itull Call for January is 10 be a new vclan , verse. Several of the mcntbet's led in sentence prayers, The ta•y, \Irs. II. Johnston; Assistant, alt.,. Thomas Laidlaw; Temperance Secretary, \Irs. E. Pollard; Christian Stewardship Secretary, airs. \\'tit, Johnston; Finance C'''nt,ntittcc, \Irs. \V'nn. Johnston, \irs. J. J'ctts, MD's. C. Grasbv, alts, 11 Phillips, \Irs. \1'nn. \I ills ; \I rs. R. i). Philp, \Irs. F. Holly - Associate Helpers, airs, L. nil - come. The 1'. P. 1.'. held their meeting om \Wednesday evening \vith Phyllis ('ook in charge. Scripture lesson %vas read by Peal Jamieson. Poem by Ronald Taylor, Prayer. \Vinuifred Campbell. :\ splendid topic was given by Mrs. Harold Snell nn "Front Christ to man through art :tmd pen." The meeting night at the twine of \Ir. and Mrs. J. I.. 'Alclrnvell, \\lith around 25 present. The attendatict' not being as large as The .\ lomat Meeting and islection of ostial (ming to \veathcr conditions. Al- Officers of the \Noonan's :\ssociatinn ter the radio broadcast the groups dis- • lof the United Church was held on I cussed the `•nbsect, "Rural Cmm�tunitiei i'l'ucslay. President, Mrs. J. 1l. Phillips, can he made :attractive." Community presided. singing '.vas enjoyed. The Forum will i aleetitlt; opened meet next \lor.day at the house of Mr, Lord's prayer in and Mrs, Marvin McDowell, with Nor-!,larys' rcoort was W. A. MEETING by all repeating the unison. The secre- thcn given by Mrs. ma and Eddie Taylor convcn- N. \V. Kyle, The treasurer, Mrs. JJ; ors. 1 Pctts ga re the )'cry satisfactory report ND-. and \Irs. Norman )lclowcll :It- of the years work, Total raised $429.95. tended the funeral on 'Tuesday of the \lrs. (trashy, convenor of Flntvcr and latter's thele, the late ilerb. Oshaldes- Visiting Committee reported for the tun, of Clinton. as social W. I. MEETING The regular monthly meeting of the \Vontcu's Itlst'Iole was ,held at the home of air. and Mrs. Dan \IcG.iwat with a very large attendance of mem- bers and vi'itor:' present. The 1'resaictit opened the meeting with the singin; of a verse of the hymn "Joy to the \\'orld" followed by prayer and the Lords prayer in unison, Min- utes of ;he last meeting were read and adopted and the 'Treasurer's report given. It was decided to give a dona- tion of $10. lo Ole )oral Red Cross, al- so sen'` same Christmas Cheer to mem- bers of the Community in ilospital and the .,hut -ins. \Irs. A. 'Taylor Iand- 1y offered to make a Christmas Cake on which tickets \rill be sold and the money tied for the local boys overseas ('i,,arcttc Fund,' :\ splendid display of Christmas 'fell. Centres was given htv Mrs. Harold I'hi'l'ps. Following this Dr. Annie Rots slio,ve'l Lantern Sli.les of her trip abroad and also some carr.e of local insures, two especially, one of Bernard flail and the ether of Frank Keelittic. 'I'hcse Slides were both edu- cational and delightful to all present. The ho:•tcsses thea, served afternoon tca and a pleasant social half hour followed, Anyone %visiting tickets on the Christmas Cake can obtain than from members or at \(r. J. S. Chcllew's Store. SKATES FOR SALE Pair of Skates and White Boots, s'a.e 11/:, new. Phone (i, 131yth. year, sent to sick and shat -ins, 38 box- es, 33 small donations, 40 plants and bonnets cf fluv.crs, 19 parcels of Sun- day reading scut to slut -ins, 38 sym- pathy and get well cards seat out and made 6,3 calls. Our collections amount- ed to $10.54, Our expenses $13.10 Tem cents in the treasury, :\ poem was read by Mrs. •J. \V. Mills, from a soldier in Italy. Rev. A. Sinclair conducted the election of of- ficers which resulted as follows: President, AIrs, J, 11, Phillips; 1st !Vice -President, Nlrs. \\'m. Logan ; ?std !Vice ('resident, \Irs, Charles Bell; Se - 1 cretary, \Irs. N. \V. Kyle; Treasurer, I \Irs. 1. Pelts; Pianist, Airs, C. 1). Kin- patsies, NIrs. A Sinclair; Press Secre- p'trv, Alta,. :\. Colclough; Flower and Visiting Committee, \Irs. C. Grashy, NIrs. \\'m. Logan, Mrs, Leslie Milton; ; Nlanse ('tmunittvc, \les, C. Bell, Mrs, J. 11. Phillips, Mrs. Iierb Nit -Elroy, \Irs. J. \V. Mills, Mrs. C. I). Kilpatrick. V WON SCHOLARSHIP One of the '11rec Carter Scholarships in County of Tlttrorn won by :t Brilliant Student of Godcrich Collegiate Insti- tute. BLY'TH ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1844 LONDESfORO Mr. and \i r.. Nl ervin Pipe and fam- ily of Brussel:, with \Ir, and airs, Jack Pipe. \lis e, Fern \\'atstit and Beth Goy- icr with \1r, and \Irs. \1'111. Elle. of Goderich, airs. \\'ill `.yon returned holm. on IThttrsday after spending six \cel, !with friends ii, \\'imisor, Leamington and Ilant.iton. \I r. and \Irs. George "Thompson moved to Clinton on Mousley. 'I'hcy \\'ill be greatly missed here in Lon, dcsboro, Miss Hina Kirk left on \1'cdncsday to spend the winter in Vancouver. \\'e :ire glad to know that al r, John Snell who is io the Clinton hospital were he tinder‘vent at operation is improvin.;. The \V. A. will (told their Monthly ilcclittg in the basement of the Church on \Vedttcsday, December 20th, The hostesses are, ND's, \\'ill `.yon, airs, \fill Ifcsk, \frs, 1\'i1l Gray and alss M. Melville. The Live \\lire Forum tact \fotrdlay evening, December 11th.:tt the home of NB-, and airs. \\'linter Howatt with 26 present. I)iscussions were carried on "Rural cott'ntinity can be attractive" followed by games tmulcr the leadership of \I r. Art Cl trkc, Convenor for next meeting will be Mr, George Powell. Recreation committee, 11 r, and \Irs. George Powell. Nc<t meeting will be held at the )tome of NIr. and N1 rs. Clarence Crawford on December 18th, Miss Nlarian McGill of the Long Distance Department of the 11.11 'Tele- phone of "Toronto, spent the week -cull with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, \V. McGill. LAC Barrie AIcl?h•oy of Camp 11or- dcn spent the week -end at his home Itcrc. J. L. McEhoy, 1.C.\.i'.1a. of St, Johns, Newfoundland, vfoundland, is spending a derive at his house here. Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the 1.`.'.A. LETTER OF SYMPATHY f IIULLI;ri"r RECEIVED BY MRS. WILSON \I r, and \Ir D. It. 11,'1';env1e +,f foliow'ing letter was received be 1.ucicrtu\v, visit( it on Sutel.ly \\i!ll 111. Mrs, Ruacll \Wilson frtlut C:IPt, Nle- and Mrs. \1'in. Carter. 'cud, Overse:is . 1 \Ir. \1'111. Fairservict• i- i) ,0rhe I)car Mrs. \\ ikon: \We may he called I,re,el.l. 11, ' .Inellter, Mr-. (; ' Dear, i, :hone fur a fet% 11;1)1 The Farm I't,tuln ttrnnp 1,11 the 8l!I \1'..111,1 \it I, Ir. '1 and 1411 Ines 'n \11)tnb \ night at t!u' -t, n; `ou+'1,1} `11' honk of Mr, and NIL-. I1,'n kil,'y \\ It!I ;um-, 1 .1. il' 1 :\l I . i an attenoam'r of thirteen adult,. "1 i1, i \tr. a 'd '+l ' i'.+ :.n, 111 1 ' di,eit i Ia•ri•nl ata- 11'11 I,y \l r. \\' I'. ; \ ;•:t '1 . hi 1:''. h. ' er 1 :1'1 Je\\Int, and It Nit, ;hired)) that inn, 1i t )'Lel' i!1 ;,1 ,, L,, could lu-' ,1 n,, to ltl;l!st' the t'' i itilltt!'t\ 11', 1 ""I r + "c 1•, 1 IF",I+,I ( mot,. ; ltlrartlte Scarcity of 1111+e and • 11,,• upon 1,, do difficult thing, but the toughest of all is to inform yoit the sad lows of your sun, Arnold', death. Ile: was in Action on June Ilth, from tv'hiclt he slid not return, hence he ma, listed as tnissi'rg, a fern' week, alto his body %vas located in a grave near Caen. The first slay, trerc so hectic it \vas not possible to give the buys who de- serve so much a pruper burial. "i'his has been remedied inuiv and he rest, in the (':ttl:ldian Cemetery of France. As 1 have already tvritten to you once before you know toy feel:11, , 10- tt':,rd; Arnold, (\Irs. \\'ik at did not receive the first letter) he was a very fine lad which I Ian+ \v so ‘veil goalie,. he ‘Vas my (turves for over two year,, and w'e landed together the first hours of D-day. I had been w•oundctl late ,was spent in t,,umcs. that clay so was not tvilh hint :at the Pte. (;!cit 1 :,rtes of Chatham time of his death, but there is no doubt ',Bit.week-end ;it IIi}ln,nu. int my timid In: (lid the best joli as he i \Ir. and \Ir•. ,hilt - hilir'v'vice. \it <. Jo'nt („I 10 11, for iht ;,all i ,lar always did for Inc. \Ii,; :\'Isla Tyrcntan and alis- \linla,ycar, kit for I h'n,' n S,tnrdar. `'here i, tushing further i can tell \iclville, were ).nest, at tin.h ale of i \It.:+'"1 air, ( 11111 Doi,l,\n ,.f 1. you of the action till after the Iva!: Mr. and Mrs. Win. Carter, !don, -;'dill " week -end mitt, the %%lien if God spares me 1 intend t , visit The teat hers and pupils are l,u,v ire f,,rnler's tit',. n:-. M r. 1t:111 \I r . C. T. the parents of all my boys \\'m gave raring their (lir:suua, eomeert,. It 1t!,bt'n. their lives \villingly fur the future of I,Icascs the children to ►tare :t iud al-'� the world. tcnda:nce, fry to aHen't one 'm' ilio .l„ \With deepest sympathy, ' nearest your lysine. S. S. No. 11 is Dobiy lis Cheek, M. McLeod, rapt, i held ol; Friday night. llarloch on \I, n \I r,. S\\,'ent'' !;,(ol 11„' nn-fortnm' to !1111 down \icLcnr) %vats wounded for the (lay' and Ni. 5 on \\'cdncs,lay, t',;r, :Intl I ever,'.\ r'1 second time September 25th. Ile is 110\v NI r. Jack Snell anal Mr. \\"atson Rei,( ;!b„nt th,' hest,). SLe i, at ' It •'sic , I convalescing in a rest hunts in England, arc recovering; front operations. `,nth ,.f \L... `can V,,t111..... v are in Clinton hospital. MRS. FRED MOSS \' THANKS RED CROSS FOR Mrs. Fred Moss, of \Vest \\':nvatosh, AUBURN CHRISTMAS PARCEL near Atlhuru, died at her home atnoon) 1.:11-do 1, ..\"1 loin:1 '11,1041 Ft .1111Friends :and relative, have learned of 011 Jtlay' fella\vllng� a strnkc. '\ ,r • 'it' 1., It'I \„II the death of James Kuhrrt I.:nticr'' - know your In, ,.t \\etc„ole parcel ar daughter of the late \Villianl Riley and 'son of \I r, ant! Mrs. Leander I .aw I n Ilatittah Lcacit, the former Miss blit j r;1,:,1 1 t•t lode): 11 sell( its a of Kenton, Man., \rho \vas accidently PERSONAL INTEREST 1 . III.+, \1.1 1'1111,1,1' ,u'ol \I'. I1t!1, i .. . tia1:Il ,1111. 1 11:' I0 0.1 \core tttt' rca"'IH for the bre-. � � ,:\'',• .' I 'll "11 c"11,1,1 alibi ;h if p, ;'Ii h:ol 1'1;;‘. the desire and taste they c'ntl'i do lime!! 1 \lr 1., at retry little ()tense. Painting 1,111)11 t!+ li" inns :ld tenet' tests. cnttim!. \\ee,l ;ol'I `,rush on roadside, Iltakitti. ,I'tt'+t live i,t' ,'t.i !'t'r, gate-\vay cut" tic.,, haul: _' ri r'ea! \I'. int -1 tional grounds \1 ere some po111'• tl1 l I!,'P,-,alp. .. ft' ''i, t , , cussed. After a couple of inter( -lin:' „taloa. .,:I'! '',1 r ,lose , n Stu, contest,, the lru,aiit•!'r of the evening 1 \I R 1:. \\ :,I'le;: , I;:e.,,a, \Elul oh it 11 ',Ix el, 1, !,i, .u, t i, 111111i I'I rid tt 11h llt• 11,1111 ,n, n- t„b,i, 1%1: , II., be, 11 \i lin lli, I,r',ti,- 1,eln c r-, \1, , i1 ;r dud Per, \ \\ ;1!,!,.11. d :err, \I: John '! Folic,,- 'll and Jane Pita' was bora at Lon Icsboro i5G p!ea,ant ,urpri e ,tn'1 I want t o thank killed at St. :Mich'.\\'•, Man. 1le \\a every one cope( years ago. She was ntarric•I 46 years !with toe R..\.! . fat• 18 month., in Ilei- V.T 1 cb,,e ho;,itlp this fin,!, y 'u ;ill \,ell ago at l.rmdeshuro to Fred \inns and taro, Nortlt :\fracas and Gibraltar, :toil RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION TEST they continued to lite in \\'est \Vawa- Jrsst) happy as i; le'ayr nice \\'i,llie(t you The following results are the Christ- !for the past year was instructing at all :1 Merry Chri,tnl,is.tins) a Happy P uoslt, She. was a tu'tihcr of 1)onny-'Dchet't, C. S. 1It' \\•as taking his test• utas Examination in, itcliginus Instruc- 'brook United Church, I •..:\'c\c 1'r:u, tion for 1102 pupils in \f r. Gray's Room: for 'I',C..\. w'h''n the arridrnt orcnt'red. Your, tar:tef11?ly, l 1 Besides her husband there survive , i is is survived by his wife olio reside, four sons, \William of \Vest \Wat\an„sli, !at Virden; his parents, at Kcr.tnn ; two John of Godcrich, Harry of Glencoe',) sisters, and one brother in \\'ittt .li ; Bert at looms'; three daughters, Violet, inc(,s:stcr iLadner, ILC. one brother Mrs, Charles .)fills of Godcrich, Bessie, Itvith t'1,1: -..r he w.1(_•...F. Mrs. Gordon Naylor of I,a„t \Vaw•a- itosh, Bessie, Nits. \V. James of Gale - rich; two brothers, Harry of Londes- boro, Forest of New Jersey; two sis- ters, .\fart' Ann, \Irs. \1'illiam, \lairs of ilullelt :and lose, airs. \Waters of sev.cral trips „ling the county roto' L°11(1°11' Chit" 1".1.' sous, tato (laugltlere here :and a Plow operated by Robert and t sister predeceased her, the sister, \rigor ;and 1?,r1 \IcKni;ht ha, bees Nfrs. Bradford, passed atyay just five 1ib,wing toads :u•ountl \it'unt ('arnu'I. weeks ago, There are 12 grandchildren \Irs. Clark has returned home after also surviving.tisiting with lc!atives ti Litcbcnt'r. The Rondec) was held on Tuesdayalr•s. with alcNni,ht with \I r, amt was made in 1)ungannon , from the family residence at 2.1'0 p. n'. alis, 'I'honuls \l'i'on at t'arlow. Interni( tt cemetery. GRADE 5 Ronald 11 rd 75. Beverly \Vallace 96. Jack Kyle 100. Ralph l Todd 110, Lois Augustine 80. Karl \Vlrlficld 11)1) David Slrrach 98. Brock Vo(Idet 100. Kc,utcth il:uunt 55. Carman MacDonald 82. Bernice McNall 85, Rhea McNali 75, Eleanor drown 80. Gloria Sibtbonpe 96, GRADE 6 John Sibthorpe 1(0. l:dtglas \\'hitnturc 100. Ella Nctlicry 90. Loraine 11amilton 100. Marguerite hall 101. Glary Morritt 1(10. Douglas 1<ilpatrick 100. Doris Johnston 82, Joan l'crttick 8.1. Ronald Philp 100. George Hamm 88. Do+tald Cartwright 100. GRADE 7 Leonard 1ltrlicy 85, Derek Slorach 1(10, Donald Alt -Nall 1(8). Joan Philp 80. Gerald Augustine 93. Loretta Materna 90. Anne Jeannette \\',atsott 92. GRADE 8 Shirley Phillips 100, Mary K:•Ic 90, Jean Cartwright 90. lrtna \Vallee. 1(10. Bill Johnston 80. Donald Johnston 80. Isabel) Thucll 93. Q WILL CELEBRATE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY r. and NI rs. Sinton Mc\'ittie of It was announced by the 1)epart-1ldullett Township, who are celebrating Intent of Education on Saturday that 1 their 50th wedding anniversary, will !Claire E. Bisset, daughter of Mr. and receive their friends at the home of :Mrs. \Van. Bisset of Godcrich; was l their daughter :and son-in-law, \I rs. :twarded one of the Cartcr Scholarships land Mr. Leo \Vett, froom 2 to 4 on which was awarded on the basis of the Saturday, 1)ecenifter 16, 1944. 11 i,ghcst aggregate standing on ten pa- V tors t f the tipper school. RED CROSS MEETS ('laire also was awarded the McKay Tire Ladies of the \\'est Boundary Scholarship valued at $210.(X). This ,Red Cross unci at the home of \Irs. young lady is nota in attendance at (Thomas Roberton with a fair attend - Toronto Univet sity. Site is a niece of attce. Two quilts were quilted. Mrs. 1 \D rs. \\'. N. \\'also❑ and Mrs. W. j, (George Mains (Innatc(1 a quilt top and lining. The hostas served lunch. 17-1.IMcGill, Ilerbcrt Gorier and Bert Marsh mail couriers, have resorted to the horse and buggy for delivering the mail on the rtt:•a! routes. I lu•'on county snow• i,lows have made b --,--- FARM FORUM MEET The No, 10 East \\'atvauo,It Farm Forum numbered 37 at the home of \I r. and ales. Fran!• \larshall last Monday evening. "Rut:,) Communities can be attractive" %vas the subject for the evening. Among several projects men- tioned, Blyth Community \henwrial Hall cants in tor the most discussion. Splendid ilio' it is, we feel that it could he of still greater service to the com muntty. \We iltitik there should be a Rest and Reading room \\itlt open doors, also ,t recreation room for children even it meant cnlargirg the building. \We kcnw that with the full co-operation of all concerned the hall could be what it should be. Clarence Johnston was convenor for the evening. airs. \lekrnzic gave an excellent five minute talk on "Neigh- bours". The tccrcatiou was conducted by 1)an Ilallahan and E. Leggett, after which the hostess served lunch. The ntceti'dr next \londav will he at the house of Nit. and :,les. Dan 11.'1- Iahan. Frani: \larshall will have the five minute topic and Ross Radford and Lloyd \Walsh are in charge of the recreation, We extend a hearty invi- tation to all in our community, bring !your ideas and join in the discussions lof common interest to all. • CARD OF THANKS Loudon. . ND.. and Mrs. Charles Scott at onto, PRESENTATION MADE Tor- I1t'nry Young, 11:4l\. November 13, 1+1.11, Dear rran'1 : \!,ray thatls, fir vittr fy \\ t'b;ono ;+,u' ,,I \data, a•rive'I ,this :item, on. It \ail, dated ( tctol,el• 1)111, so tnal ti; - ,ptitc fast scr\ire. i(•rc 11:1,jlrs' about ereri titin: pt a r - ,on could :t,!, for, from rn•ce.,i ie:. 1 t luxuries, :,:'i1 I .b, ill,l,ri rite your Limi- ness and lho; ehtittI tv- , \Iv tin, in th:, e,mou•y are very linlitrd +1,,\v. i'ni :alas) 1„ ,ay, anti :111 felt 1101110 al 11. tnt'nlent i, \V;ItlI ti. for the plane or boa. The trouble i, that 1'nl headed in the \\rut's direction in- stead of t+,l\ar 1- hale. (Ins ro olio on is that it tv ll ',r Hutch wanner and Inn natty not 1.. be si,cn+lirt ;Int,!!trr \\in- trr in Italy ttitb ilii its rain. nnul anll cold, I 1 hate this f ni!s you :ill in Oa. hest �nf health :end :,1t best ('hrislnta, wish- !e,s '-inccrcly. The Myth 1 coin Committee )net in the 16.•(I Cross Rooms Thursday night, Iciay Bradley. `November 30th, the met tint: beim,; in GIRLS' WAR AUXILIARY the nature of a farewell to Ile\•. P. 11. )Streeter. The Blyth lith Pitch wa- The till1-' \\;tr \+txil'ary Inst at the organized two :and a half ye;frs 'ago by genu of Mr,. I ra nt;m 'Pinney with Ret•, Streeter, who has since ac+td in \ r1, : l,l r- a.,1 Cane 1i,lt„t, present, the capacity u! Cub \)aster, Ail, :',t rc •'il , f the in:mites the The first part of the meeting wt.( tWing of t\\o -,til t••' d,itt bat:, oast, devoted to various local Scout itrob- dl,t.t,,r.1, it w.., dueite'1 t" batt, alt,' lrius, while the latter part was of a ser t1-1111ti, ns 1 ' file nest !ilrt1.:11g. 11 social nature. hiring tits Period, the comfort hag,. - quilt til,a'Is, a•„1 one 1'cal chairman, \D•.:\, I:. "Tasker, pre- ,t";t,, l,, ons \\„ 'cam!, I nt. i lit .ib is setitc(I Rcv, Streeter \vitlt a purse Of fur a bola', b;,tet;t 1' :+- )'lit and di -- money. 1t'\'. A. Sinclair then sitolst' triblitet! t" Ca,. i',',(Halide, briefly thanking I:ev. Streeter for Iris' \I, Ned :,\ NIon.i 'l lr nt \', see' lel. '1 Splendid co-opt ratio)) during' ills st;tv by .\liilrt\\ .t!•?i. lh,t' ',' t' \\,ill until in 11101r. Ret•. Streeter replied in a :liter Cir'stit.1' to....Li remembrance, suitable minter and the evening \\ as to the b;'1•ul +ht ,(sync(. brought to a close by the serving of ; fit I,'si!, •1,11 itLe ked'`1 will in- ittitcl1. I ' iia the \\ memo; stle at the `lest. Ill( ,:lode e\ ening: the Cubs present- itlutt'll-. 'i1' p'.lit' i the ilit'c't!lig I, c 1 A11•. Street>'r• \vitll it lovely till, sear' 1,' be dt•c idt ,1 1,{' e. 11: ' Ned', hal 31 ,tar, ,01:1 11,i il;ut', lt,i,l SI. lot - \i \Wal,lt the meeting ad)otr ncd. 1'hc Firemen and their wives held a social evening in the Mernnrial 11:111. NOTICE BIv°h, last Friday evening. Euthte was I Tilt re,l-',n !leo the intanhers „i ileo played and the \viimers were. I a lie, cast I tnia have not rrct'iye,l tlr.ir 1 lsl prize. \Irs. I'annl 'r>o t \\Iloilo ; I the Federal (;rant ha, 1 wish 10 thank the Red Cr,'ss for the Gcdts lsl in ire, \I r. (annus s `ll 111 t act !teen reiyed, parcel I received the other day. Every- !\\'right; 1,0,11,v prizes, air, 11, rb _.---___-.-- -.-- ---------....-_ thing w•as grand. 1 appreciate it very'Dexter and .\. \\'. 1'. Sniit'i. ANYONE WAN : WOOD much. 1 also w:utt to thank the United Lunch ‘‘:1 served. \'..\ my' wa 'rucking mood, may cul on Church for the nice Christmas card ---t- shay,- ;' ±i', 1,1•.h, utiles (:est of they scut nm. Many thanks to hath. \iia Bette (naie of (lintton visited 1'.'_ ,!I, phone I',ir ld Taths ou, S' af.trtlt, l'tc. David Bruce Smith. ,w:tit Mt . I'ctcr Ilru\vii on Tuesday. ,flIttario, 17-1 for his faithful services. i' - HELD SOCIAL EVENING 'VALENTINE STATE' ■ ■ Ilere's another chance to fill in your own blacks as you work today's puzzle, (HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted state. J Q NIAi-1 7Its capital city 12 ;1rr,nT:t, A P,P.1.1F 1,,AI:o. F:PiLiA JON 15 Graitloac ntaI F O P1 D 16 Expiate, AP:E:'A 171: g (comb. JTRACIt1�S iorm). TU 5iHl-1IP 18 'more maturo. ON "SIE1PE 201s1and (!‘'A.)^ 1'1EN U I(1E 21 I'ungellt wain T UrkA td: .23 1'r,r Ical. that. 21 i;ittcr vetch. 26 Exist. 2; I\Lalw,e. 30 Sun cod. 32 Skill. 33 Deficient in color. 34 No god (letters). 35 Slender, 36 Italian river. 38 Male damp, 43 Snake, 95 Fresh -v; ater fish. 46 Form of "be," 49 Water in the Answer to Previous Puzzle 19 Right (abbr.), MAMMAL 22 Three of a ' kind, ALETP C8L H U Ri A N,NA L" E UID A R 1`1iY lL' 25 Largest PiQ- country on El Y.10 Iberian i LE peninsula, L S 26 Edict. F 27 Unit of work. _ Q'U 29 Shade tree: P Y TONG 30 Tear, �F IU R U 31 Stir. Y _- 35 Stupefy, D E1M 1 SIE p y, 0'E R YIETS 37 Musical E D I IT!EiPPJi st.,te of Vapor, 51 Sell eagle. 5" ?,1 i1ayan palm 54 Suffix. 57 Veteran (abbr,). 58 It has important. cattle and sheep ---- lands, 59 It is rich in --- wealth. 1'1;ItTICAL 2 Decays. drama. 39 Old 'Testament 3 Icons. (abbr.). 4 Definite region 40 Anger. 5 Mineral rock. 41 Rail, 6 Minute 42 Provide ,particle of refreshments. matter. 43 Like, 1 More destitute 44 Heavenly /3 Boat paddle, body. 9 Pernicious, 47 New Zealand 10 Backs of tree. necks, 48 Print measure 11 Islands (Fr.). 50 Type of ax. 14 Eggs, 53 Hail! 16 Three -toed 55 Into. sloth. 56 Jumbled type. THIS ARMY al'i•M a :IBI "Bing" C/.gLRn M Tl. Marts L/al, Con.d.a i •';te"`^ • Arm, ...Imo in holy. Cm.. t pyfl91,t. 1 1• tTALY.4a. For the first time in m'life I envy my feet, they're asleep! HOLD _ y L1;';r r Lit`1G AJAX BEANERY s ut w-19 CCPa ,,44 Of NO SCOV:CC. ,AC 1 • [IMO 11 PAT NI i tip, eh? Ain't you w• r- ri rI aLout starting an inflation?' THE SPORTING THING "Now where wuz wc? SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith T, M. REQ U. B. PAT. Orr, „4 would marry so he'd get some home cook - was saying grace today, I saw him eyeing the roast beef." COPR.104t BY NEA SERVICE, INC. "I wish our minister ing—even when he CROSSTOWN By Roland Coe GET A sou VEkle rptom SANTA "Where's the complaint deprtment?" • %f^ ANT Hil,OF HAS GREAT UNINHABITED AREAS, YET IT CONTAINS ABOUT HALF OF ALL THE PEOPLE OA/ EARTH• •--_------_,-____-•_-- _---_--.. rR. �1a1 Br NCO srnwcr. 11:c. "NJHEN you LOSE YOUR TEMPER YOU FIND IT... AND LOSE YOUR. COMPOSURE" ^' KEN TRICEBOCK, YEOMAN T. M. REG. U. O. PAT. OFT. -41 .CJS `%.u�� r 4- 644 r-- vW 1 lgk JACKRABBIT STEW `EARLY AMERICAN ReciPE) "PUT PLENTY OF WATER IN POr. PUT IN BRICK. PUT IN JACK- RABBIT. BOIL FOUR HOURS. REMOVE JACKRABBIT: EAT 8R/CK." , 1241 MOPSY byGLADYS PARKER (THAT. FUNNY, HES T A DIT LIKE THAT N MY DIARY/ T"'"! ITT AND JEFF- And Jeff Doesn't Even Wear A Blue Celluloid Collar VOL) HAVE BLUE EYES! THAT BLUE SUIT LOOKS WONDERFUL ON YOU! .,. o.nl••�r r, ..JI '21.41 O. K. "`' I'LL TAKE IT! ;/'i •I L l - (91 DANGER DPAf5O NOT Bo'/! You LOOK A MESS! By BUD FISHER / TI -LATS THE TROUBLE WITH BLUE• IT SNOWS EVERY SPECK OF DIRT! L1 REG'LAR FELLERS—The Honorable Bulge t10 r POG 1 1V!r E5l=e1 ' PRomor -co COLONEL ON ACCoUNY OF 'BRAVERY .1 I'W ON t'Y WAY UP! I WOUL.04. `TNINt<1 OV BEAN' A COLONEL W1TH TI -U6 FIGGER, OF MINE. ; �ys� 9-.2;1 POP—A Warrior at a Loss for a Worry WHATiS NE GOT TO WORRY ABOUT - .111 .11/1, ..✓.'.4 InCAUSG NOW — IA/I4aa.I» The BA b 4kkate, INC. By GENE BYRNES NOW, IF 0Nt_.Y TH15 MUS -CASH STAY,; ON ./!! I,. ,...-....:amu • By J. MILLAR WATT NCS GOT NOTHING TO WORRti At?OUT' 11-8 TRIPLETS: ALL BOY SCOUTS Be.ieved to be Canada's only triplet Boy Scouts, here are, :,:ft to right, Charles, Edward and Henry Mansell, who are membc:a of the 44th Windsor, Ont., Boy Scout Troop at St. Anne's Church. The triplets are the sons of Mr, and Mrs. Leo Mansell, of Tecum- seh, near Windsor, They were born in 1932. L `TROJAN HORSE'—MADE IN GERMANY An Allied flyer examines a wooden horse, one of a number of dummy farm animals which Germans scattered over an airfield in Holland to deceive Allied bombers, Our airmen weren't fooled for long. ALLIED SQUEEZE PLAY Morhange Choteau-Salini •• Dieust Heming• �naccarat FRAFICes!,t • Epinal Goror'dmere f3mTe • Map shows where Finch Army units, in a 19 -mile advance, crashed into the heart of Strasbourg splitting the German front in Eastern France, while General Patton's tanks drive to within 14 miles of Saarbrucken from the captured Metz area, In the south, mean- while, French First Army forces drive toward Colmar to seal off the Nazi escape route across the Rhine. ANOTHER CANADIAN WINS VICTORIA CROSS Ma;,n Cavid Vivian Curie of Moose Jaw, Sask., and Owen Sound, Ont., whose bravery and leadership in heavy fighting near Falaise have won him the Victoria Cross, The pictures were taken in a fighting zone; They show, left, a c oseup of Major Currie, and right, the officer atop a tank. Major David Vivian Currie, 32, of Moose Jaw, Sask., and Owen Sound, Ont., an officer of the South Alberta Reconnaissance Regiment, became the seventh Canadian to win the Victoria Cross of this war for blocking and holding one of the main German escape routes out of the Falaiso pocket, Defence Headquarters announced, A peacetime automobile mechanic and welder, Major Currie displayed the heroism that won him the Empire's highest award for valor in an action which started in the village of St. Lambert sur Dives Aug. 20 and continued for three days and three nights. The citation said that all the officers under his command were either killed or wounded and "when his force was finally relieved, and he was satisfied that the turnover was complete, he fell asleep on his feet and collapsed", Major Currie first attacked and seized the village which was a key point of the Chambois-Trun escape route for the remnants of two German armies cut off in the Falaise pocket, He held it through three days and nights of continuous fighting, hurling back repeat ed enemy attempts to force a breakthrough. 1lis strategy was successful in blocking the German escape route, tj?, NEW CHAMP Dan.;y Webb, Canadian (overseas) featherweight champ, poses here for a Canadian Army cameraman. He recently won a three round de- cision over world flyweight cham- pion Jackie Paterson and London, England sport circles predict a great future for the dark skinned lad from Montreal, RALSTON'S SON BACK FOR STAFF COURSE War Not Over Yet: Captain Stuart B. Ralston, son of Col. J. L, Ralston, C.M,G,, D.S.O., former minister of national defence ,who resigned on November 1 from the King Governfnent, told reporters "just tell the folks back here the war isn't over yet" at the Canadian Pacific Railway's Windsor Station, Montreal, when he returned from overseas recently to go on a staff course at Royal Military College, Kingston. Overseas since January of 1042 when he landed in England as a lieutenant, Capt. Ralston, shown here accepting a cup of coffee from one of the volunteer workers of Canadian L: ;ion War Services, carne back from R.C.A. Headquarters, 2nd. Canadian Corps, with troops returned from overseas, DITCHED! l ru cif i;ffantcyrn.tn has this Nazi where he wants him—in a ditch near .Belfort, France. In bullet -riddled car are bodies of three of German's corn; des who::e flight ended in sudden death. HE'S A BRAVE PIGEON L;r::. Albert V. Alexander, wife of the First Lord of the Adnfira'ty, congratulates Pigeon Gustav, after she had presented the bird with the Dickens award for bravery in ceremonies in London, Eng. The award was made in behalf of the Allied Forces Mascot Club for bring back the first message from the Normandy beaches. I FULL GENERAL This is a new picture of General H, D, G. Crerar, C.11, D.S.O., General Officer Commanding -in - Chief, First Canadian Army, who has been promoted to that rank from Lieut. -General, Ay s HOTELS Modern, fireproof, Conveniently totaled, Pail, Parking as low as 550 no higher than 50 per person FOR MAP o, FOLDER. wire FORD HMS CO Monlroal • NOWu know/4y /4 Yo � Y makes better cigarettes •P44 PA r , .r i'gingtalletIVINICOMMICIMMIVOMPLAVVatglingilille Fall and Winter Needs Children's Hose, cotton and wool 25c to 75c Children's Golf Hose, elastic top .............59c j: Boys' Wool Trousers , , .......1, . , . , , , . , , , . $2,95 Grey Wool Blankets each $4.50 36" White Flannelette per yard 22c Good assortment Shoes, Rubbers Rubber Boots. OIive McGill AXteta1tDt4 iM:IikitasDaDiDiX);ADIDID:DelatDallal,40111?tIskAiital1ala;atit141:8:d iadatlnatatal1 i+++++.4.4.4.1.4....;.4.4.4.4,44.1.4.4.4.4.4.4.1.:9 4M:1 :4 + 0:• ++:N:.I.H: 4..0+41++ +l•+:44.1,:/1$0 L. •a .w STUART ROBINSON Phone 156 for Prompt Deliyer.y. 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. . 1r+ a1 • X,, 'r' +t• \1rs. Fawcett. returned home from :_: Loudon nn NIonday after visiting :with X her sister wit ) is recovering from an ,operation. r,r, O;s Jack Watson r,.c.x.\r.r,, of St. ifyacintlt Quebec, s{relit the tweek•end := with his4,arent,,, \I r, and Mrs, ), h, ._ Watson,+r+ •• LAC Jack Taylor It.C,:1.h, of Jar - :r: , vis, t•isitcd WI:II friends in town over 1;• I .. ( the week -end. Mr. Kennelin Ashton of Brussels, = ._• spent Sunday ;It the home of his sister, Mrs. J. B. Watson. THE STANDARD • _ ++++++ +++++++.1~«0Doherty Bros. LYCEUM THEATRE " GARAGE. WINGHAM--ONTARIO, Two Shotws Sat. Night Thurs,, Fri,, Sat., Dec,, 14.15.16 CLOSED FOR REDECORATION Men., Tues., Wed., Dec, 1849.20 Mergatet O'Brien, Robert Young Charles Laughton, in "THE CANTERVILLE GHOST" t'outedy, 1leroics and Stooks in this anildly incrtdible tale of heroism, = with ix par old Margaret acting'' M Ftp to her reputation for winsottie-!- ;" nos ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" • XI \l ass Violet 'Thucll of Guelph, spent :t I the tweek-end with her parents, \I r. '1' and \Ira, 1Vnt. "I'huell, 4:1 Mrs. Rey Doherty, \Irs. Peter Brown, ?ars. !oc Marks and Mrs. G. '"' • • 41+4. • • • • + • • • + ♦ • • • • • • • • • ♦ • ♦ . • • • ♦ ♦ 0. Bradley were Stratford vis:tors 011 *044 ''+0•P 4.0•.N+ •,•1,•, ,-b•iMMO•'0.1M•';•+0' , 4+.••'l•+••r••• ,• .+• i+,•• •+ +++•ti1•r 74••.+,.+1i1.0++r .+•+ Frank's Bakery PHONE 38. BLYTH, ONT. PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, BUNS, COFFEE CAKES. FRESH EVERY DAY Everything Homemade • BLYTH UNITED CHURCH December 17. 1(1.15: Sunday School. 11.15: The Parable of the' Mise \Vo - man of Teton. 7 1', NI,: White Gift Service. The Church Hill be attractively de• corned for this alum;ll Service, A very large choir of young pcoplc will sing. Each class will present their White Gifts. Several of the bathers of the Sunday School will take part, Everyone is invited to this very interesting ser- vice. Monday. I)r. K. and Mrs, Jackson, Mr. and \Irs. \I, Henry, \lr, and \irs. S. 1-lal- lahan, \I r,' and \irs. 1V. \1cGIIl, \Ir. and .11rs. I.. 11'hitficld, \1r. Stuart 'Johnston attended the holstein Breeders :\sscci.etion Iiarquct hcid in the base- ment of the Ontario Street Church, Clinton, on '1'.tcsday, Chief of i'olkc J. A. Cowan is enjoy- ing a week's holidays, 1lis duties are being carried on by \I r A. 1V, 1'. Smith• \liss Stcpha:.ie Willis of Toronto, is siting witlu \Irs. J, J. Sinus. • When is a Dollar Not a Dollar? /he it won't buy a dollar's worth of oodsl for instance tom pared to resent - day standards, your dollar of the lost war was worth, nota dollar but sometimes less than t ,. Housewives, who went marketing in 1917, had to part with for o four -pound jor of jam which you buy to•day for flu, . , Dad's winter underwear set him back ds then,as compared to the he could buy itforto-day. You get a lot more for your money NOW ®.. , because price ceilings and In „w - otheranti-inflationary measures have keptthe value of your dollar HIGH! That's why it will pay you to see thatselfish spend 9 never undermines price control in Canada. Remember, you protect your dollar's worth when you use your money wisely °° . when you o off debts a y pay : .... refuse to buy needless luxuries... give black markets a wide berth .. and don't hoard goods. /1444Ja %/. r%,MA /MIS/'/.,,"''%Y07//#% ,' 0/r////Ge//'////Afff rilaimzez%/fir, 'i/e4r/o/ ,/zm%eee///// I promise to give my support to keeping the cost of living down. I will buy only what I need, I will observe the ceiling whether buying or sell- ing goods or services, I will pay oil old debts, save for the future, invest in Victory Bonds and War Savings Certificates. And I will support taxes which help lower the cost of living. 0 a Al& Fahey 10 / Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to help reveal the dangers that inflation represents for alt the people of the Nedoa. Acetylene and Electric Welding A Specialty. Agents For International - Harvester Parts & Supplies White Rose Gas and Oil. Car Painting and Repairing. Vodden's BAKERY. WHEN IN NEED OF BREAD, BUNS, PIES, HOME-MADE CAKE OR COOKIES REMEMBER "THE HOME BAKERY" H. T. VODDEN. THE FIFTH WALL : OF EVERY ROOM. The ceiling, whlr,h is usually -larger titan any single wall, should -Le considered as a fifth wall. Thus when planning the decoration for t1 - room 11 Is just as important to se- , Iect n correct coiling paper 119 11 Is - -to chose the proper wall decant- -don. eca n --tion. Your preference may favour -ono of contrasting colour. Don't -.he amid that a "Colour -Planned" room wi11 extend your Budget, To realize this you can readily do so by sorting my samples —over 500 'to i):ck from. THE OLD SUNWORTHY LINE Sorry to say, there arc NO NEW PATTERNS this year, beim; the" same the last three years, Every- thing in the line of Decorating. No ; -spcc'al time for appointments, — _and.,reutcmher, 1 specializes in that tough job of taking off Wallpaper, - •r+ EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE. :; •• +r♦ +i• •r♦ +r+ +r♦ •t4 ';•+v.+•.•++0••++0.4•.+•.+440+0+++444.x+♦+•++++.+.8+.•08..b.•+++:.0':«:«:«:«'++4»:•.1.+•:•p1 x ,4, WEDNESDAY, DECEMW.f 11,11f WALLPAPER Our stock of wallpaper' is now fairly complete, Prices range from 12'-c.)er single Poll and upward, We have a limited quantity of small room lots to be cleared. STOCK SUPPLIES full range of Royal Purple and Dr, Bell's Stock Supplies are on hand, We also have Cooper's Dri Kil and Stock Cod Liver Oil available. R. D. PHILP, Phm. B • DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLPAPER—PRONE 28. Kttsabi 6 Q16r4<GMK+ft>C latatR•1RUEICKKt1 gE 4404 01=101140[8 { S. e w u Home Furnisher -- Phones 7 and 8 — Funeral Director, 614170030****1411113*MalkSMYRIMICRIM14)7211:00101:4INAltiltIMAPIDIP4Orkfithilag ;Living -Room furniture New Styles in Chesterfield Suites and Occasional Chairs upholstered in latest Fabrics at Most Attractive Prices. Book Cases, Hassocks, End Tables, Mirrors. Tri -light and Table Lamps Make Ideal Christmas Gifts, A Call will convince you of the Many Excellent Values We are Offering. I.. HURON GRILL BLYTH --- ONTARIO. • • F. C. PREST Phone 37-26, LONDESBORO Meals at All Hours. : FRANK GONG «-g Proprietor Elliott Insurance Agency BLYTH --- ONT. INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED. Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident. J. I-_%. R. Elliott. Office Phone 104, Gordon Elliott Residence Mono 12 or 140, `Tired Homes" The walls of your home have a 1w;ry . of becoming tired, just as people do, There is nothing so refreshing fur then "tired" walls as new wallpapers. Visit l',ditlt Creightcn's 1)ecorat n -'s Shoppe and sec how she can tefretih your home with "Sunworthy" or''Alaxi- tour" Wallpapers, tI'ns bringing relief "COURTESY AND SERVICE" bringing iki2i2rPtkPtThParDr2M91D1P:DIh9/2)DMiit9lDiBtDMtD+DIDiDiDIDi tDM21a19M)1DaD*INDtitititDlDl these strenuous days, to yourself, during your home hours in Dead and Disabled Animals REMOVED PROMPTLY. Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, Collect. DARLING and CO. of CANADA, L'I'D. ♦•M•MIMI000N44446 ROXY THEATRE, CLINTON. Now P'ayingt George Fcrmby as "BELL BOTTOM GEORGE" M n., Tues., Wed., Two Features Anna Sten, Kent Smith, Mimi For - t:30 c and Kathy Frye, "THREE RUSSIAN GIRLS" ALSO "HI DIDDLE DIDDLE" Adol; he Mcnj:u, Martha Scott and Pols Negri Thursday, Friday, Saturday "1T HAPPENED TO -MORROW" Dick Powell, Linda Darnell and Jack Oakie Coming: Cary Grant and Prisc+I'a Lane in "Arsen'c And Old Lace" Please Note- Until further n"t'ce the first show will commence at 7.15 CAPITAL THEATRE GODERICH. N -w P'a 1'g: Claire Trevor in "THE WOMAN OF THE TOWN" 'Men., Tues., Wed, Double Bill Allan Jones, Evelyn Ankers and Dav'd Bruce ' YOU'RE A LUCKY FELLOW, MR. SMITH" Robert Paige, L-ui a AIIbr'tt,n and Disna Bar; ymore "FIRED WiFE" Thur, Fri, Sat, Two Features Richard Arlen, Jean Parker and Russell Hoyden ,'MINESWEEPER" Jitr."ty Lyd-n, Charles Smith and Jai Mortimer "HE(RY Ar DRICH HAUNTS A HOUSE" Coming In 7cc'-nicolor, Our Christ- mas Special, Carmen Miranda in ",GREENWICH VILLAGE" EDITH CREIGIITON'S DECORATOR'S SHOPPE Located Oppos'to Kernick's Grocery Shoppe open Saturdays 1 to 10 o'clock. Other lotus by appointment. PHONE 158, BLYTH, Try A Classified Ad. REGENT THEATRE BEAFORTH. Now Playing: M,-. Winkle G -es Tu W•rr" & "Louisiana Hayrida" Mcnday, Tuesday, Wednesday Lynn Bari, Ak'm Tamaroff and Fla -cit L -darer THE BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY Thur., Fri., Sat, Two Fca'urc: Anna Sten, Ken' Smith and Mitni Forsaythe "THREE RUSSIAN GIRLS" Walt Disney presents h's amazing epic ''VICTORY THROUGH MR POWER" Com'n., in Technic:lor, at cur Christmas Att-ac'4-n "Hems In Indiana" MM.: Sat. and Holidays at ::.30 p.m.