The Blyth Standard, 1945-04-11, Page 1VOLUME 55 - NO, 31,
1Vomen's institute Elects
Officers
The Niall\ 1 i iiir!1 of the \\'+ nI, n's
1111,11011e ulet al t!le h',me of \Ir:•,
\\'illianl Johns!, II \\ illi ;,n atten:lance of
6. \11 s, 1.. \I. Scrim\'\, urs convener
of a committee to pat 1, ;1 b,.x for an
unl,nottn "'1111, t', reporte,1 a box hail
been seal to the commanding officer
of No. 17 Canadian (;rue;;tl Il, •;+i!al,
England, with iii t1llt ll' 'n it be 1;i\'rII
to ;,nn' bo:. t l , rc, wit , \11 III,I !1111 otll-
erwi,e hr rein, !1111, resit 'file box \\'a
Valli(' 1 ;It '`5,,,;' ;111,1 tolll:t•ned tooth
brush, tooth ! a •lt', r:, rl,i, 1 l:ty ing
cards, \\rititit; rapt ;t':tl en\cl,:pes,
canned ,' !Ili, :11'11 01r .It ci.';Irt'tte:,
maple suitor, ;:1,r1 rand\.
\Irs, Sadie ( !'titin', ;t trft \ted ;I tluilt,
which 1\;I, ,,,1d to the ill.;llr•i bidder
Nlrr,. 1're I
Mrs, PA if-, la ;,r1 til,• !n t :t \ of tea,
coffee, cocoa, 1\IIl'at cereals. spices and
cornstarch, \Iv,..\I;li:lan,l I Ivan' deln-
onstrated lu;tl;ills; gingerbread, \\
\\';Is ;tflert\atil- \ed ;1-d the recipe
distributed. •1.1 c 11'11 t all, "II, w 1 \\'ill !
Try to Help tl.e iii :ttlte Next Veal.,"
was full of promises for a alece,sful
year in 19-15-•1+1 Mrs. I:us,e!I Fear g;ivc
a tea
This being the annual alerting, 'NI rs,
I, II. \\akin' rill for the ell't'ti
of officers and read the ',late of offi
cors :as present, (1 by \Irs, .\. Lvddiat1.
convener of the nominating committee.
The slate \\;t> acrt!+I,'11 and the fol-
LYT
BLYTI-I, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1915,
"WILL IT STOP NOW? OR GO ON?"
lowing officer, elet'tt11: '1111, picture of alt anxious group of London citizens is taltt'tt front ;l Illl'tt p;et11re !\'111, "\•-1' \\ !deli \\ ill
I'rr,idrnt : rs, I.. \I, Ser;al:ro!!t'• hr ,how,( in many rural areas of Canada as part of the Eighth \'ictory Loan Program. 'I•h' film show, this group
\\•il!i,lnl Iohn,lo!t, 'of ntcll rli:;gint;' into the \vrecl(age of homes destroyed just a short \\'Idle pr, v'iously by a robot bomb. As they \voi'l;
2111 Vice; \IIs. 1. S. ('iellew, they hear and see-am)thcr of those dreadful messengers of death approaching.
Srrrelar).-I'r+,,ur+.•r: \Irs, .\. T,lvl''r, fact", of these \vorkers as they speculate whether or not the robot will stop and
District Direct, 1•: \It's. R. !'ear, pa;, oil 11( ;1I1.4heI- target. The film is one of the Most vivid plcturizaburry t'1
I rntt•h I )ire \goes : \! rs, I,;i i , \Irs. been pro,lttred.
S. hrchniu, \Its, .\, 1:;,\\i'tt, Mrs. :\,
•f**IseJ Id*♦*11 KNIfMI NNlMIMNJNJe/J,r«Nt## #t 1
l.\tl(h:,tf. Ij,1tlt'll ln,r!1'n (If the t+'\vtt,
Press Secret:try and I'ubli,.i!y ('on.l Canning Sugar Coupons WEDDINGS CGIT And Wil1S I-IOId .Joint :\1•:, pe(..„'nt at rise. t,t",!i":t \,..,r:,
teller: NII.,. S. Caning•rrhamer - Caln�)hell
sleeting ll, I. Valulewate-, I 111,..'n( o•:ut', i it--
\•ht'n all prc,crves coupons have\urlitur,: \fl',. Ir. 11;111, \I r,. II. Io'ln- ganin'r, ,Ind \'. \\-, 1:11\1 !, ,:1! I.,,•I:,
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become valid further coupons good for
A pretty i?aster taalding was sol the (',(;.l.I'. \net \‘'1'1111'`.\\'roa'n's
stow, .inanal;e1•, who pl,l'\e 1 ,cell a •+n'rl+ilr, 11r
the purchase of either canning sugar' \i1S;Iollart S„ellfor 'tt itheir Easter'
euulize(1 at tile parsonage of Uufi'; role in the - tri t'- of the ;;!I 1.,,,iii.
United Church, \\'allow, on Sat u'tlay i 1'hatlk-Offrritg nlceling ,nt '1'ncstlav
afternoon, \larch 31, al ).011 o'clr.ck, (evening in the >ihnrl r, otn of St. :\u- QUOTA 5IE•1' AT $49,009.110
when I.utlt Irene, (laughter of Nil.. and ldr,ew•s United Church. f. !
\I r. \'a,tdev.a tr di\nl_r:l t I in .!--
Ales. John Campbell, NIcI<i11,1) town- I 1'he Pres!dena., \rr;, \\'i!li;uw Jenkins, nlati: 'I !!':tt I'!\ III', t!n,,ta \\,(ithl 1)'
ship, became tin. bride of \\•illianl John presided, and i petted the meeting by ;1'I civil I0,0''n,:'ll in the i, r'Lr I, illi
'chanter, younger sow of the late \I r. !reading the I•:tt tt r Story as recorded
l , 1)1' Si.l.'lk,', ! Loan, ;liuhlly up f r -in our n !'I :ioIII
and Mrs, \\illiaut '1'hanier. I\ev, (;. ( ;tit' Seventh I.',,tti \\!tied \\a, :11',.:11(}11l,
llazel\voTI ofitciated. The attendants , Tie thenyl wa;, "No man lived) lento 111\ th Ira; a reptt:ati„n to u!:tint.!1n
were Airs. Gordon holt, JaIlle,town, himself,' this tial;'. 1?v, ry„ne r(11(\ miler, Ili,'
sister of the henries and \I r, (*Jordon
tl Nliss Mar \ \lilac• :old \irs, A, Sin- 'sl'Irtlli,I rr_p'nt_e in the Seventh 'Loan
\\'hite, Goderkh, nephew of the bride-'elair were ;Ipp+ intcd dclt',atr; to the when the \ ill:'ce hr:t,!e'I the Coon'
• groom. The bride was dressed in a Prc,h\terial to be held on \lav 3rd in on a pr rrentaee h;I,i:, riti,"ng over
pale blue crepe street -length dr+''s' \urth S;rrrt :Wiled Church, G,Iticrich, ;<7u,000.11'I. The ri:iren, „i othcr I,nrt:
ifashionetl will' side drape, blue hat and j IIs. Il:u'ol'1 Phillip: sang ;t solo, il':tlitle, renun'bcr Chi•, ;ul,l the r', e;
veil, and she acre a corsage t11 red( of the Cams\' will be formed Ili\\',
roses. For travelling she donned :1' 1 allowing til' oiier,nr \Ir,, brier\
miring this 1'.i -It t 1 own Drive.
\\'fight it tt gave the deilicat,.r\• prayer. ;:!;1)rll'Lnl
brdw•n tweed coat w'ilh matching accts I Inion l'oun \ nn: l r; •,'
I l NI rs. IIr. Dodd .gave an illustrated
sories, The honeymoon was spent in •miser flit, I.,rstn than IIIc\ ,1'':1 ti;l,' 1 I
Iterate of It ttlin ion Harbour, an is- London, 1)elrrat, and Van 1)yl:e. \'slid', hilt ('titin\' Ofllekll ;Ire ,'+'ll!1,!
Note t111' int,'It•t inxiely in the
fall as it reaches them, t,t• \\ill
Subscription Rate; $1.:)(1 in Advance; .*2.O0 in the 11.S.A,
Victory Loan t'ai111)1t t::I1
()pens: :luril 231•(1
SAME CANVASSERS APPOINTED
FOR I3LYTII
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.\pril '',.I, t\i! l an obi, tt,
l!n Flos 1. ::I la'.'r.I obj ,11, ,,
to lir ul;, 1't it t.r 1'1r re: !r!: t 1 1
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Ire poo-i!,ilitit , fo; the
' Loan. I , ,:I';o'l'„ !I., al! , ,•,•. ,•;t 10.
t!Ie t,!: tilt, I'i 'IIs it, ,r!, r ,
The I:'',t'I \ 1 '0: r'
!!lel on Tues,111, and 41',•1,1,! :;I Ill.'
1'att\,\,set'• j,:r 111,' I"I"!Ilii I 'I ti. Mr.
I . It. 1'!ul;r ;I'ni \ir •I, t + '
t l !t tl to iln• I --al totl''luillee, ,1 I \ir
Leslie Ililb, rn \,.a• ;l';,in
('hairtmut. \\ tie Mr. N. P. Carr
\ ice-Chaira!;ul, The local e-,u'I,itte,.
jn„\\ r assn , :'f the f r, i:! al,..
iter•;
('Ii:tirar,nl: I., -lie i111102re..
\ ve-(';toms;.n : N. P. Cco rest.
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robot attack.• in I':nLlan'I \\inch has ;\\\ere :,Vain apt„,acts1 ;t, ('lit\ 1 -r
\\itll the sante ;'r;l'Itt,!e.ent I':e\':oi!„_•
la- in the 7th l.i';tn, cath \,tilt! • ;in al
l'ontcners o. >lan,fng cottlnliuce:•- or preserve, \\•ill be declared v'ali'd front
llonte Economics, \its, herltn e; the spare sheets of the present ration
Agriculture and IIe.!ne I•:e, n,+tnic< t r;•
book, th' \1'e Tern Ontario regional
R. Fcar.: ('itin'ns!.r t. Mrs. 11. Hall:
:
ration office has announced, In ans.
1Iki iriral I:csea'clt, \ll'„ A. (iillcsl,ic: \\cr to many (tactics of what is going
Social \Velfare, \Irs, 11. Dodd; \V;t to be done tvl en all the present pre-
\\'orl;, \It;. ,\ ('oh'I'.u: h; l(l.tc,tit+n
serves co,tpon, are used, the announce-
1/rawer, Mrs. J. Pelt,. nanent was made staling that some spare
\Its. I'thn,lon, \Its. C. hell, and, ,!tents will1'c declared good for the
'Miss,\, (iillr,pic wet.:hostes\; and
purchase of canning sugar and of pre-
served lunch, serves, L'nder a program inaugurated
i this year the prc•crves coupons arc
Local (id (1 i(1elloWs F111•i0y rami for the l,'archase of canning sug-
Pr(]tliilble Eveningiso•, Sufficient of these are added to
for regular ration allowance of pre-
\lettlh.'rs t.1 Illyth 1.11,( 1,1 . I.o(kte •crvc, to permit the consumer to buy
No„;(.6 Itn't :t1 regular Illel':Illg on ;ten pollll,l, of sltgar'\vtnc11 can he used
'I'uesd:I',• night, and Iot'•ctht'r with ti - for canning. i ttscrvcs coupons have
ilia,; brrtllre" (turn \1in,!I,nu anitabtay, been good for the purchase of
\\'roxe'c:• Lodets, tpcnl a In( ,1 cl)jov- i sugar, at the rale of one-half pound
aIle and profitable e\eni"g together• l per conp.nl. The coupon retains its
The Myth Degree 'Team cxeulpl;fir,l uorntal value ft,r sugar in the purchase
the First Ile ;nee for the benefit of of canning sm.;ar,
seven ranai,l;atcs, front Itly'tII, \\'inglt:un
and \Vroxeter, .\bunt twrnty•five Vis-
itors were in e•enl, a fact which added 1)istrict II01Viers To Meet
greatly to the uljov(nent of the even-
ing„ At. Mitchell
.\s this was I.lvlb's year to hive the For the' benefit of Ureal Lawn 11o\t•1-
1)istnict Detertt•, slip of the \\*ingh:int int enthusiasts, who may be interested,
District, in,:tiding lodges from 111yt11, a continua ration fir in \\'iniac Rae, of
1\'inghart, 'i•ttsw'atcr, Iran 'i;, and Stratford, Ontario, discloses the in-
\\'roNeter, Itro, 1;, 0. Augustine \vas : format...1 that the spring meeting of
the choice , f Myth Lodge to receive l District No, .1 District Committee, of
the n. ntinai ittt to the 1(klnio Meeting the Provincial 1 rto•n tlo\vling Associa
to be held in \\'rttcttr early in \I,ty, ,tion is bring held ;tt the Post Office
and Mo. I. .\. (;ray was chosen as Ilan, \l it( hell nut Friday evening, Agri)
District I:ellresem'ative, also to attend! 13th at 7.15, or as near that time as
the I)istriet \Ie'tillg• !possible, NI r, Harold \Vaguer, the
Several of the brethren preset\\ newly -elected president of the Associa-
spoke hrietly- heft re lodge cl 'sed, tun( lion will ad•Irt ss the gathering. Mr.
a most enjuyal'I+' lunch hour was spent. 11.:ntgford of London, who has been
\'Secretary-1•casurer of the Association
Bruce Matheson Resigns As ! ViSecretary-Treasurer,,inee it
nr'calltictt, also hopes to be
1111 11/11 (.'otntty :1.grictll-
present.
y Local 1 nw Ice;; are beginning to gel
tttt al I►epreselltIttIVe the "tarn matin\ itch" and some work
:\nrottnccntcnt was made today by has been done on the local green, such
C. 1), Graham, I)irec)or of the .\gricul- a;'se\via,; grass seed, and taking off the
lural Representative Oranch, Ontario Ail leave,. The local club have given
I)c.parinent of Agriculture, of the re- 1 \1r, (;rorgc 1' ,dford the contract to
situation of .1 (truce \i;tti c on from Intake a power roller for the green, and
the position of A\gricullural heprescn- when this is maty, and put to work,
talivc for Huron County. it should add greatly to the improve -
Mr. Nlatlic;on look over the Agri- \cent of our greens,
cultural Retire:ientatite•s office al (lie -1 r\ very active year in bowling is an -
tow on April 1st, 1911, after two years tieipated by heal bowlers,
as ;\ssi:tanl Agricultural hcprescut;hive I
for Oxford County. --\
No neva apprinUncnl Io the 11ttruu 'JUNIOR FARMERS HELD DANCE
Office has so far been ;tnnotmced,
V The P!ytit Junior Farmer's Chub held
BIRT ISa very sttcces: Cul dance in the Mem-
lorial 11:\11 on Tuesday evening, when
SIIOI:•I'RE.F..I) - In Scutt Nlentori'tl dancing was citjoycd to the music of
1losptial, S(afottlt, on Saturday, Ap-
ril 7th, to \ir. and \Irs. \\'alter
Shortreed, a daughter.
Carruthers Orchestra.
The evening's effort showed a nice
profit for the Club,
NI r, anti Air;, Timmer resile on bold or, lir north shore of the (salt of
tit. I.:n\rettce in Canadian Labrador rat tial lir am11''1 toill be raised.
the bridegroom's farm on the boundary !'---\'-.
where Mrs. 1lodtl live,' for eighteen
\vast of \\'altos.
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Local Blood Donor Gives
'tenth Donation
M. E. J. Cartwright gave his tenth
blood donation at the \\'inghant Clinic
on \Vednes(Iay morning. The ten defl-
atiolls constitute a little over eight ;Illd
a half pints *blood that \I r, ('arl-
\vright has given since local volunteers
started attending the \\gingham Clinic.
Other local contributors are not very
far behind N;r, Cartwrights in their
contributions,
Glad T S 'I' B
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The
Tot-
tenham,
remarks
"Et
to y
getting
Gla
ahead.
yea(•,, white 1)t 11, 'l l w:t, in ch:Inge of
the (;rcufell )ii,sinn 1lospital there,
(-u:t¢r:anl:tti::t.t to I (1,!. (1,:rll 'u
Mrs, 11odd described 1larringt,rit \•esus:, (h'rr•ra , w ter releln:!'e,1 I::
Harbour as a fishing tillage with tl l,ir;h I tt- on 7 nl' d;t\ , .1p:'il loth,
population of 450. In the smuttier they * *
have strainer : ervire every two \vee(;s
('lnll:raiuk(ti.,,s ! , vies, ko'le!t I: !In-
lt\iletl lee front lie .\ relit' pt'1•tttits, tool sir!', win ('rlrl,!'ale, hcl' hirll'd;,\
in \\inter there is air mail stt•vice. The friday, .\!,til i,;th. .\Is. Io her t:':1n 1
main industries are cod fish, and seal
j ,:'n, loh,l Cu:l itis, „f Verges, w
fi'!ting,
irst birthday i, Cllr' ,stn,'' +LI\
'There is an in11n>trial siio ,l where
bcantif'nl stat: and other article, arc' ('oncralnl,tti, n; to Mr, :ut,l
made, \Irs. I lit hail an exhibit of 11'il!unl I':ttna1I ,'f
the w'urk doter there, jwil,, celebrate (grew 11It\-hist\ wr,!,!I,!,
There was a •plrnditi attendance and anniversary on NIond.n•, .\;+til lir;11,
\I rs. Sinclair closed the i
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To See Town - oontln�; _v_______ N! I'< J. 1 : 31)1
The \\•est Itr,tnd,t y 0,1 CI 0,. mitt
icing to renew his subscription Io \f'', 11. 11+,\\ r 't Il )
t+n I'Inn' ,Le,', \I:Ire.l ''I;!l, at t'.tc „,,l
\V ill' Auxiliary Met \I r :nt l \I "; \\'. \LI' S.r'tl
Standard, IIr, \\, Et tigll, of Tut as gnr,ts r1 the Itutio,, hell (n s.,, \I1,. ,, .
i .'ll .11,d \II', '\. !•,\!ser 5.un
m, Ont., includes the lolloain.,
The \tar Auxiliary met May 10th at Robinson ,,till the i'1:pit. (lon,:t;t,I oil:
11 r Ito., 'h,I •I er 1.'fll
rks in his letter: the puna: of NI rs, (.;ct•ge )tadfurd, I,trce quilt ;ut.1 one t';:til ,,Iii, and tile,
I -,I' ;Illi! \!!'• !. `. (�llr'tt•„ 2nlll
(closed find $1.5(1 for subscription with eleven pl'erclll• Iwrrr tl,lillcd ;;hall; with e. 11'rl\;,. 111'1 \Ir II
1\Ililu: ;,• lu,ull
our valued paper, which is like \trans talent were made five a en -,large oar. \I- and \1!< \. II,,I,t,t ,5O
tg a letter from home each wreck. cine and thine„ to he held in \I;tv in The larL ,Ila\ was \\ tit In it!i Ni:. ,Intl \It k 1',ade 1(1.11\1
(I to sec the old town is going the Alcmuri,ll 11:111, with \Viibec's Or- I'trigone, :\ very tl,liuty iu:'n!t w.l lr IIT+,rt Il'n, '1'11
), chestra to supply music for the leant- then served !ty .NI rs. hohinson 1111•! the ",Ir :111:1:11'1\1•111.,1
nd \Ir• It, herr\ \\';tut 111,1):)
tug. girls.'N11: Lr'll
V \Naini for In:age particular:
The ne\1 int\ling will he held of I '\II :lull \II. 5 Kitelrnie '.I1)
Blyth United Church 141ISSlO1\ BAND TO MEET \I an'I \I r, \\gals \\''.I .on 15,(111
Mr•s, lint huc'.t+!ie's home, .\pril _'I:1t. Nlr. anti NI rs Roma, I'a\lor 10111
The Radio Service from CK\\ last Th.. \Ii•,;l,r hand rf 1...5..., ;, r-
1' \Ir atnl Mr" 1. Mill' 511)
Sunday \\•as a decided success. 'rile l ice will hold Civil. I•r�nlal• It1, r't"I; 1
\1t' aril \I r, '!'Lonl;l; l�cllya '.iPl
broadcast was very clear and Could he SCOUTS AND CUBS ENJOY SHOW „tt ;,It1,,11,r' , Awn 11!1,, at 0',1.,+'1•• \II'; 1. 1 ,ti Ilan Lill)
heard anywhere in the Church. The I (h!! !reit ;,re ,t to ,I 1,, In !I: t 1 ' .
AT WINGHAM 1 \t r,. \' t erten,\ Pt• ,I\',1oar ... 15.01
radio belonged to Al r, Frank: 'I'cretttatt tutu, or astir, ,11„ at (''line r' ,1,',I
Dr, .\ lode Rol: . 5.011
and he had'C\er\'tlting arranged in a The local Scout Committee treated i 1i ti tt t' r!'Ildrell living in (.Ilta,la s
splendid fashion and it was an excellent the Scout; an,' Cub, to a show ;1t I - 1' - .I r and NI :r; Daniel \ire;owat ..... 5,11
reception. His work was very mach the \\'ingitt it Theatre this \\'c In sday , \Ir .111,1\Irs \\'r?. 1elkin; .- . ... 5.(1) )
appreciated by all, �cvcuinl;, Aboat font- carloads of boys Attend
rro 'Sis Shipley -- S.t)al
Sunday, Aril 15th ln•ere harts;'o:tid to \\'i:Iuhan wheti. Attend�Il'et!Ilf;' In 11.1y111 `1,- or.I:ilpltu,l. �'S,O0
! I :III:I \fr • 1', I. C,u t right _ 2100
10,1.5: Sunday School, t icy saw: tit: pular ,how, w', 'Thirty The role meetin: t t the C.imuli.rl ..
11.15: Next in the Series on rite Seconds O\cr Ton:cn," �„ \ir .u'.I \i''< )' \+''int 1.0!1
1 :Ion contpri.,ne, ,111 blanche- , f me
Lord's Prayer, "Thy Kingdom Come." This is an :annual treat provided for in will he held in the 11!' 1h \I Cit!"I i 11 1 1 td NII \`, Aft\',111. ... 1.01
7 P.M.: "The Light of the World", the local troop of Scoots and Cubs, +1ta'I on Sunday afternoon.
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HORIZONTAL
13 Pictured
animal.
12 Choice part.
13 Analyze.
15 Whirlwind.
16 Shy.
17 Senior
(abbr.),
18 Zest.
20 Fish,
21 Watched
narrowly.
23 Land measure
29 Air (comb,
form).
48 Palm lily.
IP Elevates.
28 Former
Russian ruler
28 Belonging
to it.
80 Eskimo snow
hut.
34 European
mountains.
88 Actor.
AO Italian coin.
41 Consumes.
42 Eagle's nest.
tv,OUNTAIN GOAT
A. saver to Previous Pu:.21e
LIEIA
T1E1N
AtH!A�
PltNE
EiSSQI ff_
SEE
SP I RTE
NE ON
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ST'YtE NEIRO
ENCASE
DAVi_
ESTE1T
UU
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45 Agitation.
36 Smallest state
(abbr,).
47 At sea.
48 Male parent.
50 Doctor of
Divinity
(abbr.).
51 Scoffed.
54 Their habitat
is in the --.
57 Porticos.
58 Lists of
names.
VERTICAL
2 Image.
3Itisa---
goat.
4 Pronoun, 47 Constellation,
5 Cereal grass. 49 Perform,
6 Ream (abbe52 And (Latin).
7 Utter. )' 53 Dawn (comb.
8.Hour (abbr.). form).
9 Fundamentals 54 International
10 Weird. language.
11 Essential oil. 55 Kae.
13 Seed covering. 56 Iridium
14 Opposite the (symbol).
16 Company
(abbr.).
19 Exist.
20 Pause.
22 G,c,.k letter.
25 To delim•
u Roman to ro:,ci.s.
31 Minute
particles,
32 Distinct
portion.
33 Belief.
35 Lighted,
36 Conceits.
37 Variety of
carnelian (pi.)
39 Comforts.
43 Sun god.
44 Epic poetry.
FUNNY BUSINESS
i
By Hershberger
"Getting into the hammock's a cinch for him—he's from a
circus•lumbling act!"
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS
I, ` •' .�.
_t
(1
fDR ii1E TIR5f TME M MON1t15,11 E BIID6E 6NAE
011 ir1E 8:05 Y1P ABANDONED Ta Oft1ER MORNING,
WHILE TOE T1•hl'ER5,WfM THE KeiZER53C4N11,161N F12EELYI
PEP APJD6T 10W 1'O MAKE Off ft -IE 114COME 'fes 1iEfdRN'
unu.Ws�S -
THE SPORTING THING
"Well, I'd better be running along
before Junior gets cold!"
MOPSY by 6LAIWS PARKER
I'M SENDING IT BE-
CAUSE I WANT HIM TO KNOW
I'M THROUGH WITH HIM I3UT
I DON'T WANT HIM
TO FORGET ME /
CROSSTOWN
By Roland Coe
"Gee, this guy's been in action—it's a shame t'waste the whole
evening just makin' him talk a lot of romantic mushy stuff!"
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
COPN. 190 OV NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. PEG. U. S. PAT. OFF.
"Sorry, old man, but your radio script that we enthused about
six months ago is out! The sponsor's first wife
iltkecl it, hut his
new one won't have any part
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
11
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tv1ODERN15,Imo%
By Fred Neher
- is `"•r:.. 'r•r .••t.. �.Ttr.; r•:,, �;iP�r ;� 4 �.q,.y,. t i y " 1!
"What're you helping YOUR old man out on ... the draft or
next year's income tax?"
REG'LAR FELLERS — Memory Course Needed
�giilllll
By GENE BYRNES
1•M TR.YIN' TO
REMEMBER.
WHAT MOM WANTED
ME TO GET IN
TIi15 BOTTLE!
GOSH! mar JUST
RCMIND.:, Me. ••I
FORGOT
Ti-' BOTTLE.'
MUTT AND JEFF— This Isn't Eggs-actly Fair To Poor Little Jeff, Before Easter L';; Time By BUD FISHER
JEFF WAS SO ANXIOU
TO GET HI NE ARMY I.1
foo A TRANSFUSION
FROM A CHICKEN AND
NOW H ACTS LIKE
AN OLD
HEN'
ST LOOK AT
AT!
6'S DOING
EVERY•rHIrIG
THAT CHICKE
DCS �
POP—The Poor Fish Bites
N0W LONG DID YOU
SAY THAT FISH
YOU GAUL► -IT'
WAS
I aelPiled F> The reii Synd
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By J. MIL LAR WATT
SO LONG, OLD
CHAP, IP YOU
MUST
GO !
Real estate is a poor investment in industrial Ger:nany
dropped by Allied air forces in paving the way for the
caused by bombs ranging up to 11 tons—and chart
laid waste by air blows,
TWO AGENCY APPOINTMENTS
as a result of the thousands of tons of bombs
big push, Above scene of wreckage --
show the percentage of various large centers
A. R. McGILL
S, B. SMITH
Two appointments have just been announced by Young & Rubicatn
Limited; A. R. McGill of Montreal, a newcomer to the Agency,
becomes Vice -President and Managing Director of all operations in
Canada; Stuart B, Smith, Manager of the Toronto Office, becomes
a Vice -President and will continue in his present capacity. Both
appointments are effective April 2nd,
WATER NOT OVER THE DAM
Allies' sucprise capture of the huge Eder dant, above, on the Weser
River near Kassel, was one of the outstanding tactical victories
on the Western Front. So suddenly was it taken that the Germans
were unable to demolish it and unleash its 330,000,000 tons of water,
which would have flooded route to Berlin.
ALLIED TIDAL WAVE ROLLS FORWARD
-
r
NETH.
fmdeni' •-=.11.Namburg
tt, remen426
Arnhem
/Hannover \..r.
',linden • eruntrrek
•
Stodtlohn
Coblen:
I LUX
s
6udmgen•l
•�Ctelnhausen
Fronklurt i4
b�
.-, r r• �ye`t N
Moe r 1 n ) °'a
Ascholtenb,ty,.
Mannheim 11 44'
Heidelberg
•
Kassel
Gtubenau
Fulda
Berlin
egdeburq
GERMANY
Holle • •leapt g
• lana
SICnan
r
•
;
Frankfurt •-4
Cottbus
•
n
Dresden
(JSt
FRANCE' .,. � Karlsruhe
'ue'nberq
'roque
•Patten
CZECH°.
MILE
The Ruhr Basin virtually has been cut off from the Reich as two
Allied army groups moved rapidly through the heart of Ger-
many, Thousands of Nazi troops are trapped in the rich indus-
trial Ruhr.
HITCHHIKER
According to police, Leo Wasser-
man, above, of Boston, had him-
self a time hitching free rides
on Navy planes for over a year,
Authorities say Wasserman, in
Army sergeant's uniform, with
forged priorities, traveled all over
the United States, then came a crop-
per after getting a free plane ride
to Scotland, He traveled (free) by
train to London, was picked up in
a Red Cross Club there,
•
•
WHAT, NO ICE -CREAM -SODA BAR?
Artist's drawing of a new -type Pullman "junior club
house that young train travelers will have to
of a stewardess, children will be able to enjoy
reached through a concealed stairway, No, Junior,
Lar" for youngsters shows the rolling fun
:hcrnselvcs while parents relax. Under supervision
a marionette show, games, toys, and chute -the -chute
not now—after the war.
ANGELS OF MERCY
Tha woman of the Canadian Medical Corps are performing wonderful work overseas. Here is a
typical group found in a Canadian General Hospital in England; Left to right: Lieut. (Home -Sister)
Eleanor Simpson, Quebec City; Lieut. (Occupational Therapist) Florence Upper, Hamilton, Ont.;
Capt. Jean Newman, M.D., Medical Officer, Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps, Windsor, Ont.
who was a general practioner in Windsor for 12 years following her graduation at the University of
Toronto; Major (Principal Matron) Helen L. Shanks, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal; Lieut.
(Physio -Therapist) Wilma Somerville, Haileybury, Ont, and Lieut. (S) Agnes Brown, Regina.
GERMAN CIVILIANS SURRENDER TO NINTH ARMY
Geri.tan with arms raised high move across battle -scarred ground of.Lindforth, Germany,
surrendering to a5th Infantry Division of U. S. Ninth Army. They defied Nazi evacuation orders,
prefering to give up.
WORK WITH A SMILE
-it's good for morale
Contributed by
nmma BLACK HORSE 13lialEVYIla
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THE STANDARD WednesdaY, A»iil 11,
•
Iregligumecirom ; , ; , ,i 0PCIEWOCKICVOCI.• ,• ,•
Elliott insurance Agency
BLYTII— ONT.
INSURE NOW! ANI) BE ASSURED. ,
Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident.
,-.
Gordon Elliott
-'' J. H. R. Elliott.
i Office Phone 104, Residence Phone 12 or 140.
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
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Ilt1R2i)i)0121)WiNDiTP1)12,44t)12121),D1)44iDai)i)131111DINDiNN3i)iNriDINDi91)1)1DiaiND4134 i datight,•r and ,on, Shirley and Ann.! aro‘i
eve
.11:!, ry (hty. The cement men
_ . - • -- ---` - — I:sliver, have keen able to rffuc b
rn to are tirecng
tia boiler house, and
,ain , „ , , ,, , 1 . • . • . • • a Ile \V Vkall('Ill. floor, as will th inlici:
{men, 1",‘ II. NIell, \un- Limo"11 tiled mime ;,iter neing pahnits at
AUBURN CHEESE MAKER PURCHASES
NIr. ;old NI,,.. Iii•orge 1.imlor have PROPERTY
received information through indirect NIr. Carmen K. I loilgins. has purchas-
channels that their son, Pte. \\ 1l i 1 e I the Potti•i• pr• pertv, and will move
1.0‘‘lor, previously reported missing in in i0,111,,• time toN\ aid, the end 1,f the
action in Italy, has now been kindle 1 month. \Ir. 1 loilgins is thi.. ne\v cheese
i Nlany friends of Rcv. E. .\, aisiiiillisiriit. maker
\\ Inch lic ha . our .tiased k ilirectl:
for the Illv th 1:muff's Co -Muir -
a prisoner to ‘‘ar. :its ‘‘ tie re
!Silver, fornwr I.:Nor of the .\tiburn alive .\*"'cia.':",
a111 tilt' properly ii Ingersoll.
across from the Chi•ese l'actory,
I Things are humming down at the
1 I la dist Church, but now of ,„
A I I •!"- riani ine-e ilav:s. Sonie of the equip -
A
1011, \ vill lie pleased to hear that their wt.," itL arrit•,•,i, and more is
G. R. AUGUSTINE
REPRESENTING
THE MONTREAL LIFE
"THE FRIENDLY COMPANY"
visitors iin
equipment
Church.
Masters
spent thci
Associated with The Atlas Insurance f
orim•r's 11
Company, London, England. Nlarviii NI
are bring made.
puicaas lig r •„•roti Sanatorium.
1. • i •it I 1,
for the \Vest field United
TROUT SEASON OPENS APRII: ,14 BUILDING NEW BARN
The minds turned to toil and 1i:el iiy
• I 1.111.than of him t
the untisintl • 1 Bit. spring. I)tIiIl'1I I\uparati,01 1.1.
11,i\, barn, tephice the one
tario's fis'ierinn rot Lffi:ii•il colon:ma-
tio" '11 thy'', "lit'" 1. 1I.III hail lOIflhI1l last fall, III all 1111 fi ill 1111 -
Dunbar, Nlini ter of Game and , ,
ine \\ hien cost hin, most of the
cries annointeed the spiickleil trout •
. .vas"it's crop, and some live,toch,
season villopen Aril 1-1 and the
ere' season Nlav 5, both SaturdaysniI
both dates ilitt' itt ailv,ince itmic
years. It is apparent Nail' NH, I unbar , NIrs. NI. Harforil (if Guelph arrived
there \yin hi• ;urinal speckled trout
\l 1111 It to makii her 11••1111: with her
angling much itther this year and in broth, \i. \\•;111,1, Nfti m
diemio-s, too, that paiher,:l till 1 11
1111' 1)(Cot urn 111 l(IVItti '11
•Nlav 151 11. \Vith these forecasts in I-101..S'I'EIN "BLACK AND wiirrE"
1110111, the Department ad \•anced cpc11 1)AY TO BE HELI) IIERE
dates in each 1:he. I \ deptitati,•11 Ir i in the Myth .\gri-
EAST ‘VA N OS I
i cultural Societv attended the meeting
Harry 1.. Slimly, Gordon N. Tav 1 ir, \VII() WAN -F.:, TO WRITE ABOUT
l,.\s,,ociati,in
LIONS' SPORTS COMMITTEE TO i• th,, 11,,i,t,, 'rtTilcrs'
, Thomas I. lohnston and k, I. l'hill ii:
THE WEATHER
Donald Cowan, Jimmy limit' - J. • • : ,. . , SPONSOR SUMMER sPoaTs 1.1,1 i„ cli,„„„ ,„, tit..,,t„y night.
r E,ister vacation with tin,
attended 0 banquet in Clinton on Mon-
\Ve comPlimicd to 0 la•IY visitor to- I The S;:.rts' Committee of the local i The pinitio•e in the deputation was to
:tele and ;111111, NIr. and NIrs. daY 'ming'
(la\ t \Vvklic•id tY) about the eareitY ,4 i.i,,i, (mit, 11,,, at \Ir. 11. Tashei: s (in try to iiiiclire ilic Ho! hill Breeder,'
Nlisses Nlargaret and .\iiiii • \Voir
elloweq,
LIFE• PENSIONS • ANNUITIES I) IT i im 0 Ipperwash, :have returned ti, their holm. in Stroh-
, i te. i larooosinan of
WILLIAM I -I. MORRITT1a
-: stwitt last wctii: with his parents, NIr coy after spending the winter nigh
nd Mrs. Nlatitice Boston. i their brother, Dr. 11. C. \\'ctr.
.....— „„ _ , . , _
LICENSED AUCTIONEER. I Mr. Warren Bamford of Preston, I Nlarjorie At thur with friends ;it
the weel.:•end with his parents, iTeeswater,
Specializing in Farm and liousehoW sPc"t
Sales. '1r. and Mrs. Thomas Bamford. j Nliss toxic Ball is ill at her home,
1 Ntiss Jean Campbell of Goderich, '
Licensed for the County of Huron. Mrs. Annie 1 fyiult•r,i)11, Nlrs, \\ 'it -
spent Sunday under the parental roof. ,„
loam Reid 011(I daughter, Ruth Reid,
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction 1
Mr. and NIrs. F. J. Ci:,1: and family ,. , . , , f s T T , s s
uoitenco, with 1.r, ii, v... ‘,.e,r and NI is,
Ouaranteed.
visited on Sunday with \l r. and NIrs. Josephine \veil,
For informaHon, etc., write or phone E. lamieson of Aslifield.
P3; Shop 4, Blyth. 4-441. Guests last week at the home •
of \Ir. l• ., , ':\ ., ,
William H. Morritt, phone, Residence f•
and Ntrs. NI elvin Taylor vere, NB% and
HAROLD JACKSON NIrsIliEth Smith of Molesworth, Ntr. •
and Ntrs. Harold Cardiff, and children,
Licensed Auctioneer. Miss NI a: garet Smith of Brussels.
Specialist in Farm and Household Mr. and Mrs. Gerilon Snell, N1r.
Sales. ,jasper visited on Sunday NVIill
Licensed In Huron and Perth Nit.. and Mrs• Jasper \kill -len of
Counties. Prices rea.sonahle; sails Goderich.
faction guaranteed.
For information, etc., write or php3e
Harold Jackson, R.R. No. 4, Seatortk.
phone 14r661.
PHIL OSIPHER OF
LAZY MEADOWS
(By Harry J. Boy:e)
Mr. and \Irs. Charles Smith and chil-
dren visited onii day last weeh at the
home of NH. cud NIrs. \\'illiani Smith.
of Brussels.
N1r. Gordon Nicholson, miss velum
'Nicholson, of Morris Township, visit_
ed on. Sunday at tlic home of NIr. and
Mrs. 11.m. Carter.
N1r. \Vim. McDowell was a Sealorth
visitor on Saturday.
It seemed that last day I was in On Tuesday e‘'ening Nliss Pearl
the sugar shanty as if everybody in Jamieson ente:lained a number of the
the block had a hand at yelling. 1young people of this vicinity at her
was standing in the sugar shanty door home itt Ashfield Township,
and the sound of Pete Martin came ! NIr. Charles Martin of Kitchener N1r.
rolling across the river. He was work- John Nfartin of Sealorth, Visited on
ing with the team picking up some Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
rails from the fence through his back Norman McDowell,
pasture field and he bellowed every Ntr, and Mrs, Earl Caldwell and son,
time he nail to direct the team. and Miss Dorothy Govier, of Blyth,
Then another sound came rolling up Mr. Albert McCullough, Myth, visited
through the avenues of maple trees. on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
There were Niitors coming to the Mrs. Wm. Gcvier.
sugar shanty, It was a party of young' Mrs. William Govier visited on Mon-
sters from the school in town. They dos with MrS• 11. Govier, of Auburn.
had walked up along the river front the Mrs. Govier, Overseas I3ox Fury
Concessiu Bridge and were wending Treasurer, received letters of appre-
their way through the buss to where ciation from Ray Vincent, Ivan Wight -
I was working I wish you could have man, and Norman Rodger, for boxes
heard them yelling. At times the whole recently received.
bush seemed t:- be full of noise and the .\ Red Crosr quilting was held on
birds were agitated and fluttering away Tuesday afternoon at the home of
off in droves as if a forest fire was Mrs. Emerson Rodger, when 3 quilts
sweeping up from the bank of the ‘vere completed, making a total of 19
river. The collie pricked up his cars quilts for the Westfield Unit since
and stood at attention beside me. January 1st.
There's something about spring that The Mission Band met on Sunday
makes you want to yell. In fact only afternoon, with 16 imisent, The meet -
that morning going back to the bush I
look a cautious look around and then
let a war -whoop out myself. The team
of browns were a bit startled and they
lathered along for the distance of at
least two fields at a terrific clip and I
had a hard job to keep my footing on
the old stone boat.
My neighbor r, Ed. Higgins was al-
ways a great titan for yelling. In the .meeting was led by Violet Cnok. Topic
house he is as quiet spoken as the ave- vas given by Ronald Taylor. Prayer
rage person but the minute he steps y Norma Taylor. Scripture was read
outside Ms voice is about like a whis- Tiy Eileen Taytor. The meeting closed
per. The other day I was strolling ov- with the Benediction.
er to his place and had only gone a r'EDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
few steps when 1 heard him roar across The re.tular monthly meeting of the
the fields and ask me to bring the l'•iist Witwanosh Unit of the Federa-
post-hole angel. There's a standing ion of Agriculture was held itt the
joke in this community that he can Belgrave Co -Operative Club room with
stand outside the stable door and 14 members of the Executive and Di -
make the boys in the back field hear rectorate present.
The minutes of the March meeting
when 1 was a young lad, able to were read and approved. Mr. Lawrence
make the odd excursion into town with Taylor gave the report of the last
the other lads from here and sit around 'County meeting. The next item of
the grocery store or on the veranda of discussion was in regard to the advis-
the hotel, there was nothing we dc- tbility of having another banquet.
lighted more in than yelling. Going Moved hY Leslie Wightman. seconded
along the road about eleven or twelve by J Buchanan, that we feature :moth -
o'clock when most people were in hed, er Banquet. The following committee
there was common Agreement that We was appointed: Program, N. Radford,
had to let out several banshee wails in .1- Wightman, J. Buchanan (Lawrence
front of every house. The farmers Taylor as speaker). Ticket Committee,
were provoked I imagine, forgetting D. Campbell. Table and decoration
that in all probability at our age they Committee, Mason Robinson, Ronald
did the ,-•••ft thing. Coultes, Art Scott, Aldin Purdin, Char -
Some of these fellows who study I:s Lciver, Harvey Black, Edgar Wight
people's minds coup probably give a man. Ushers and Dance Committee.
reason why a man wants to Yell some- Orval McGowan, Calvert Falconer, C.
times. In the meantime, while waitimt Govier, Dan Hallahan, L, Ruddy. Nifty -
for such a prorruncement 1 find that cd by L. Wightman, seconded bv Dan
even an old lad like myself enjoys iliallahan, that we feature a draw for
whooping it up a bit . . of course, a $5. war certificate, the same as in
when I'm reasonably certain nobody's former years. :\loved by Lawrence
listening. Taylor, seconded by C. Govier, that we
adjourn to meet April 24th.
ing was led by Lloyd McDowell. Scrip-
ture lesson was read by Franklin
Campbell. Readings vere given by
Billy Rodger and Laurence Campbell.
The Easter Message was given by Mrs.
William Carter. Easter story told by
Mrs. Norman McDowell,
The Y.P.U. met on Wednesday ev-
'ming with a gond attendance. The
WESTFIELD EAST WAWANOSH
Mrs. W. A. \Vissis, David and Paul,
Messrs. Marvin McDowell, Harvey of Detroit, are visiting at the home of
:11cDowell, W. F. Campbell, Douglas Mr, and Mri William Dalrymple.
1
veki and 'ill(' 1'11111101Y Sattrila \:
came up ‘vith the suggestion that \ye j A 1„,1, Hart,
a Mee Itt.eezy editorial ;Mout the the sport prow-an:me r the summer
sluier iltispi•ra- months. No del nite action \vas 1-
itt Exhibition for one
of the chief au:action,
\Cull the Idv and in this
they ‘‘ere
\vt' contemplated the inatt(ir i•ev- upon, 1,1I the gullel'al ntiiti,tl \Va, 111,1(1
eral times durimi, the afteribion, 11111 that there wa.; sufficie• t and \\Mite" illy in Illyth this
Nye finally: gave it up. terra! to organi/e 0 town softball ,y, ar, on the iiiin day i,f the Myth 1:%,111
tli"ve or four teams, Fair, \\ 0111 lo' 11(.1(1
enjoy it, ! It is alio planned to ontanizi• a serit•s This inial leatine will add greatly
thi
\Ve're itot Ide
inueli rather •it at:ounil and
than vrite ;thud it, Yes, tit(' ',tiring of games amongst the girl softball play- to the ativai'ti...e:/, of the Fair
fever Itis us ton.
(,i,1ti1,
The
Of F
e
ers.
e
sin
y Car.
,N .1(1 ,t, ,ml.od 1,1, 1,1, 11,1 lo II .1 ". .11.J.LN111.i
rmi 9
vires
"READY MONEY" is the common term for what
businessmen call "Reserve Funds". In any language,
"Ready Money" is a handy thing to have.
None realize this need more than a farmer . ; for in
the business of farming there arc so many times that
extra money is needed . . . for bills that must be met .
to take advantage of opportunities . . . "to turn a
dollar" with profit.
There are many times when a farmer needs "extra
money". Without a reserve fund he must either sell
something "for what he can get for it" or borrow, if
he can get a loan.
Victory Bonds provide a safe and convenient form in
which to keep savings until needed. Victory Bonds
earn double bank interest. Whcn you have Victory
Bonds you can get a loan from any bank at any time
without any formality, and the interest the bonds earn
pays a large part of the interest on the loan.
Victory Bonds can be bought for cash which you have
saved or bought on convenient deferred payments
with money as you get it.
Buy Victory Bonds to provide a reserve of working
capital for your farm. Buy them, too, to help maintain
your country's war effort. They pay interest these
two ways.
9d044a 410
VICTORY BONDS
811i VICTORY LOAN Opens April 23rd,
NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE
'• •
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Farmers always need "extra money" at
seed time ...
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r,..*! ,:.•;;;i4i'll .11,,. ••• ..Wi'dc:" . 4, '
"Extra money" is needed to pay harvest
hands ...
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You can often make a profit if you have
cash to buy young animals ...
1 . .116, 1, ' .
Wetinesilay, April 11, 191
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ii§3.-f4.-4.. ":“:":".:":":••:+:":”6 o...1(if NI r. ;11111 `ir.s. John 1'Inglaral. !appliedto other formsLi''(21;U11'I''fITEA'I'RE 4'1 \Ir Jill ('al'en(lar front the \\'t'st is chiller). including
WINGHAM—ONTARIO, ': her.' \'i•i;ing his sister, Mrs. .1.Taylor, ling equipment.
J Two shows Sat. Night -.,',\t ho is a patient in the Clinton 1lospital
J - — '• \I' . 1; til \I.Ilu;in ; visited +Pith \I iss
/ Thurs., I'ul., Sat., Apr. 12.13.14 ;: Helen 11111 during the holidays'
'BUD ABBOTT, LOU COSTELLO: \ties r1.1: \loan and \liss Uurothy
d i in !: Little returned to Toronto 1111 Sunday
is ''LOS'S IN A HAREM",e aiter the 1'.astet Holiday;,
'Jlusir'aud \lollkev Iiisine„ %rill,: \lis, Ilelen Rainford has accepted a
Ahhott & (,"teller, those
position at the fashion Shoppc in
Iii' g, "f North.
ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" (i(n111 cli.
''Matinee, Saturday aftet•no:,n, at 2.37.;'.' \Ir. and Mrs. George Moon are rc•
i' — — -- ;, modelling their house in the village.
': Mon., Tue..., Wcd., Apr. 16.17-18 >. \Irs. Erni('Stcwcns of Seaforth vis-
;, Ronald Coleman, Marl: nc Dicitrich '•
Edward Al n.11 in iced with her parents, \ir. and \Irs,
YI-•
' KISMET' :• ,101111 Nott, during the past week,
tin c ,lo'n')
;� \Irs.Margaret Manning has return-
! oriental t;ta•w t\hieIRwtt;l_: eellote after having spent the winter?(aleaert
;1, Cie Trine( ('i Ila',,lad = ..
is \ anrouwrr, British Coluuthia,
'a. laky, ('\("' Il:r allall'• of ,tall' �•
t' ALSO '•SI -TORT SUBJECT" ;$41\Ir. Tom1{vox has purchased',qrs.
�,.�/.�u(•.��.;••w;..� :,..� it ..1 it it it it it it it it i• . Taylor's house 111 the village,
-- ---_ \1r, and \Irs, Austin Gowan and
LAN1)1'',S1 O1 O Marra: „I Loudon were Sunday visit-
ors with \I r. and \f rs, Sydney Lansing,
7'hc Lnule,l'ro Red 1 1 , l'l'l their \Ir;. Nclke Barr is convalescing at
regular nu)nthl) rn eli .tt •'n .\pril S. the home of \II•s. Lillie \\'e1 sten hay -
with 17 pre ens The nieetinn opened inr just returned front the Goderich
with rcp.atin: the I•',r,l's Prater in nni Hospital,
sou. The nliuntr, (f the L1 ' un'etiilt \lis: Jean ('handeler of Parkhill,
\verc read an I a(I,.1,'(''I, 'I''le 'I'reasur- I,I)ent the I::a,t.'r holidays at the borne
er's report 11;1, L',ileu. It \\;1, earned I„f her sister, \Irs. N, Alexander.
that we send the tun Fervent of the
(.alllpaigll allyl (', It.,11 Grant to lle:ld-
1 i'trIct•s. 1.1md'•sb .r", ,!u ,i;t \r;r S'(I,t
and it lune etre c,le(1 by .'•:`!3.75, it was Automatic Traffic Controls
passed that \tt send ::23.on to the' I;eing Used Ill England
"Stewart Ilenrt" jun I in \\'inglrtnt.
It was (kcided that each line be
sponsible for a ',will top for the next
sleeting mid to have a ,'(;t Lucl, (sinner
and quilting; at the \lay meeting. \Ir .• in a l:oiled l�i,lg(lont colliery,
Len. F0100)1.001; donated :t Pyrex dish The new equipment is designed to
and ticket, ne—e ,,,I,1 on it ;tn 1 \liss operate automatically the stir -lock doors
Flossie Jaunic,on non the lucky draw' \hick are essential to the whole ven-
'1'Iic ones p;tyitt' ho,te,; Ino:'vy were; tilali,,n system of deep alines,
:Mrs, Jinn ('rn\b,rd, \Irs, E. I. Craw- I( It i; so arranged that the stream of
ford, \Irs. ('hale, \•,widen, \lr-, iolor (tabes tarrying the coal operates a sys-
\•odden, \Irs, Elvin f, ,lint , \Ir< John tent of photoel;'ctric rselays which shuts
Snell, Nile. \\•nn. \1,00ting, \ties 110•dic the :lir-lock doors as required to let
Jamieson, \lis \label 1 I;iv' \Irs, 1'.Illei through. At the sante time it att•
\\'arson, Mrs. Ivan Carter, \Ir., S.Itonlatically collets the tubs passing in-
C':u•lcr, \I rs. I), Carter. The meetilng to and out of the air -lock.
.closed \with the National .\nthcut, This new system of automatic elcc-
\lis.; Edna 11:111 au I I'atherinc ling- Itrical cnnlrol hat., great advantages ov-
iaml of l.'lattt'n, \i,ited at the home cr older systems and i; expected to he
LONIION, .\t,ril 9—Automatic traffic
control, miles under the earth, is pro•
vided by an equipment now tinder on-
-traction by a British firth for service
r I.
•
•,t,_al a41
•
If you want to huild
a modern barn
:://)j)
or
or buy new
equipment
or modernize
your house
... then have' a talk with
your bank manager about
his new powers under the
Farm Improvement Loans
Act.
Colony
to
A.Pply
Blyth.
THE STANDARD
of biting 111a-
it
hauling and \\ in I
FOR SALE
house, 15(1 chick capacity.
Paul \\raison, phone 4'',
3.1 -Ip.
FOR SALE
Three -burner coal oil stove; also an
iron pot. Apply to Itlyth Standard,
'for particulars. 31-11),
NOTICE
\\'ashinl,• m tchincs, vacuum cleaner.,
(all snake.;), overhauled, serviced and
repaired, Car!, Commercial 11ote1
Myth. 34 -Ip.
AUCTION SALE
At the home of Herbert Dexter,
HAMILTON STREET, BLYTH,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2IST
Commencing at 2 p.m., the following:
CATTLE—firindle cote, 6 years old,
just freshened; Jersey cow, 4 years old,
clue to fret•hett time of sale;
4 yearling cattle; Heifer, 1 year old:
Calf, 3 weeks old; 2 cows, clue shortly
after sale.
1 brood sow, with litter at foot,
1 \f PLE\I E'ITS—Light wagon, with
shafts; 1 rack for wagon; 1 -horse land
roller; 1 -horse plow; No, 10 Verity
plow; cutting box; Hay fork; 1 -horse
sleigh, in good condition; flat rack for
sleigh; 1 10 -ft. Sharp rake, as good as
new; 'Turnip drill; Chop box, 17 -hag
capacity; 1 dozen bales of straw; grind
stone; 2 ditching spades; Scythe; No,
12 Delaval Creast Seperator, in gond
running order; Small incubator; Elec-
tric fence, with new battery; Number
of sealer',, and other articles too hunt,
erous to mention,
There will be no reserve as the pro-
perty has been sold.
Ilerbert Dexter, Proprietor.
\Villi:un \lorritt, Auctioneer. 34.2.
fat does
ou �:
'ARAI NO.
'Tow often have you said "If I could only raise
the money!” Well, if you could, what would you
do to improve your farm and increase your pro-
duction?
Would you build a modern barn?
or buy new machinery?
or modernize your house?
or electrify your farm?
'I'c'u am raise short term money from your bank;
and long term money from other institutions by
way of mortgage. But there are some things you
would like to do which require loans that are
neither long nor short ...
That is where the banks, operating under the
new Farm Improvement Loans Act, can help you.
The gap has been filled. "Intermediate" loans at
a specially low rate can now be obtained for
periods of two or three years—or even longer, in
cases up to ten years.
So, if you have a project in mind to improve your
farm, drop in and talk it over with your local
bank manager. Ask him what he is now em-
powered to do to help make your farm living more
attractive and your work more profitable.
Ho will tell you—and show you—that your bank
is just as eager to meet the sound credit needs of
the farmer as of the merchant or manufacturer.
This Advertisement is Sponsored by your Bank
ROX Y THEATRE,
CLINTON.
NOW PLAYING: Don Ameche in:
"WING AND A PRAYER" !
Monday, 'i ee:day, Wednesday
"IRISH EYES ARE SMILING"
IN TECHNICOLOR
I he ,'otos „f I:rue,l It. !fall, that
neve; t"o\s ()1'I Mill 1, heard in tin,
t'i'ler
June Haver, Dick Haynes and
Monty WocIley.
Thur-.., Fri., Sat, Two Features
Anna Neasle, Richard Greene and
Nova Pilbeam.
Nazi batll,tii;" ani side, invade
ilaliia,x L;.rh„ur (luring it fug,
SEE WFHA'I' HAPPENS IN
"THE YELLOW CANARY"
Harold Peary, Marion Martin and
Richard LeGrand
"GILDERSLEEVE'S GHOST'
COMING: "Sweet and Lowdown"
and ',The Big Noise"
Matinees Sat, & Holidays at 2.30 p.m. Mat•,
PAGE 5.
CAPITAL, THEATRE I REG I':N'1"c 11EA'1rRE
GODERICH. SEAFORTrt,
NOW PLAYING: John Wayne in: NOW PLAYING: "Sweet And Low -
"TALL IN THE SADDLE" down and "The Big Noise,'
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Carmen Miranda, Michael O'Shea
and Vivian Blaine
•
Thy grr•attsl '1'rrluurolur nnt•iral „I
1915, ;t, a hr.tit of tete• pays
Ito -1 1.' the trt11)1),•
"SOMET}TING FOR TI -IE BOYS"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Sharyn Moffatt, Jill Esmond and
L'na O'Connor.
I've (vela a ., n(•voting -.Lir 1.' ial.:
to \.'lir ocarl, it the tale ('1 ;(
'uajrsti( tl(e,..
"MY PAL WOLF"
COMING: Gene Ti"rnay in:
"LAURA"
Wed.,TSat., Holidays 2.30
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
itasptcrry come,. Arrive from Nurs-
ery today (Thursday norm 1. $15.00
per '(NII, or •LL(I per 25, Apply ler •lint
Armstrong, 1 I its. l•I I.
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday
Gregory Peck, 'l'hontaa Mitchell and
Rias Stradna.
Lift I.
char.( ter 1, „
.1..1.
"'THE KEYS 01''1'11E KINGDOM"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
1)011 Antechr, Choles I(wrh(otd and
Luta Andrew,,
rhe S.tg.t of carrier X
"WING AND A PRAYLI<"
COMING: "Greenwich Vi:ho;,.'
Inn Matinees Sat. & 1 {e.liday at 2.a0 p.u,
•
1
2
Z
8
1LLUSTRATED ...•: .................
Lecture & Dance ::
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF
FARM NEEDS
Spc:raored by No. 10 East Wawanosh ((�� [[ 11
Farm Fcrum in FOR ui . N
BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL, ON •_
MONDAY, APRIL writ
:11'1'1.1(':\'I'IoNS for the position of at
junior and Relief Operator of the nth MR. CARMAN HODGINS, LOCAL.
tl..Il� ..1 Atla
• st)\lis II.
\1:1t\\
I,'! ;� .nae a•
1, ,.e „
• \sJJ. e, \\ire ;.1 ' . • , a v" \\:
Municipal Telephone System will he CHEESE MAKER WILL GIVE A I. ) ,sees, ,,Ii .0 \\,
accepted up to April 21st, TALK WITH ILLUSTRATED I:, Ile, 1
:t: .r(, tri. r , t c.;.,t
PICTURES I •;• fence ;w' ,t .,
WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA I
La'tie, I'le;t,e Ilrim.: Sande irt -. 1: R 'y ,11 1'11:;'I,
FOR SALE Admission: .\tti lts, 35c, ('llil Iron, Fre,' : Tull I nr ,i 1 ,•
Duties It) vomtucncc at once.
34.1. LESLIE HILBORN, Secretary.
PROCEEDS FOR PRISONER'S OF ?: l'q ;,., "1't, j . j'j
\ quantity ,f Katandin seed polo WAR FUND. I,., I In r';L(
Rocs. Apply t,i (George l'rrclwtt, phone l i`:l';,I, r �nl'1' '.I. !' I' '! , �(' ;' i!., -''•
EVERYBODY WELCOME. = Ir-i'I `� (! t I t„
'22-10, Blyth. 3.1-1. I:.;
g :
'.04..„.3. J«'....••.:„, ...'•.. 0.4.0.•...., '_' Iexa ds
FOR SALE t1 :i; ;t; ::
NOTICE
GENERAL STORE
;_:
<� r r :_: '('Phones, 25-8 Blyth, 803-22, Clinton';
:; RE ALBERTA A COAL ._. 1.ONDESBORO, ONTARIO, •••
ALL PERSONS DESIRING " I.
,t, ALBERTA COAL SHOULD •:• ,
•i• PLACE THEIR ORDERS AT 'i'
t ONCE AS THESE SHIPMENTS ' -- __...
T. TO ONTARIO WILL ONLY BE •:•; FOR SALE
_: CONTINUED FOR A VERY ,c,j ()",Jit rid rl"•,I r Iia.: ; I- i,\„ ' 11\''•
,_, SHORT PERIOD, 1;.:1'IPTY
t)I)on,;!.l,I.I,,n.:i,,plln'':\ quantity of Irish Cobbler Seed 4' 11'1', Illi tit.
:_: Rohr. R. WattPotatoes; also some Ajax Seed Oats. •_•
Apply to Archie Young, ,)hone 4(I-8, .?. ,t•
Myth. 31.1, . 4H•...••.•o•H.. 1•...... i. 1.•: .•,. ,•, .•,..•,..,
.;.•
ru t
2 New 1land Pumps, just arrived, Get
your order in at once if you require one
of these as they are very scarce. Apply
to A. \V. P. Sltith, phone 92, Myth.
34 I p,
FOR SALE
IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE
\I-1 i. [limit—, 7 it. jot: 11 II \I ,ten•,
SHERIFF'S SALE OF SHARES oft cut ; s)+ri,..', t,"'tll , ult:',;'t1v-; Sic( I
AUCTION SALE All the right, title and interest :4 lire t"1' 1)".'1-`,Y : I lellry \\ an. ', 1,1
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS \\', E. Stanley in and t„ eleven tut its-
nearly Welt :set e( tl ti LH'. a :11w
At the Residence Of rt'', one hundred and >ewenty-three
ply 10 I'at (litho, 'rt1 like \I rets,
(11,17,1) ``hart'.; ill thti stock of the 1'11.'111' I.) 1, Ill i,--rl.. -,i,
FRIDAY, APRIL 13TH
MRS. J. E. TAYLOR, LONDESBORO—�_,—_._ .._ _.. __--_-__
llnnus;ir Gas and Oil Company, t„ he
commencing tut 2 p.m,
sold be Public Auction tit 12 lock NO'T'ICE TO CICEDITORS
TERMS: CASH (i::U.S,'I'.) n. on, on \1'crineot ty, .\pril In The Estate of Ada B. Laidlaw,Lite
18, 1943, at th.' Sheriff's Office, lour(
Mrs, J. E. Taylor, Proprietress, cf the Village of Myth, in the County
\\;histo \lorritt, Auctioneer, 34-1, I louse, (iuicri(11' cf Huron, Widow, Deceased.
Terms ; C:I:It.
NELSON HILT \II per -u1, ha\ n,; tI lit• ,.',;lin •t
S';Ie't'ltf ()with, , of lint'utt. tlu' Estate of the ;llt..we (1. c,
required to isle the :.nor \\`tlt tht, nn-
!crsigncel
AUCTION SALE 33-2.
Of Farm, Farm Stock, Implements
and Hcusehold Goods
at the farm of Bert Marsh, Lot 5, Malt-
smith
1015, niter \\ hid) (I;Ity the ;less; tt l!
land 131ac1<, tlullett 't'\\p„ one half mile OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
l 2i .\t the reselence of \Irs. Annie (iii!- �twe tli>tlibnterl anlnntrt Cie ;;I rt le, t':-
lee, 111111111t011Awcuuc, 1111'111,011 'titled thereto. hawing r, ' -:.lest , :;ty 1,1
next SATURDAY, APRIL 14T1-1 the claim, ,tf \thi;a Il,�ti.•r x11,.11 ilia.'
been givl'tt.
:tt 1.30 p.m., the following:1 It.\"I'I?I) at (lin!.'(, t!,i, 28Ih 'I.1\
11rvc'it tuohait chesterfield suite, 3-, march, .\.1),, "'t5
AUCTION SALE
at one o'clock,
\\'atch for bills, and full list in
week's Standard.
Bert harsh, Proprietor,
Harold Jackson, .\uctit,necr,
piece, I\llioel('t'; hall tack with mirror h. fiNG1..\\O, 1�.1'., lliut wn, its..
--A� - --- •-_---_.-._�._-_._.__- _-_-__- alt(' setel'; large bevel mirror; small t;trio, Solicitor for the said I•.sLltt.
�tHi•i+++:'iii•4•'i•4.i++'i•'1'•i+ •i•0�'i?^1~I•1~1•'•f•1 sofa; i small table's; (trot; -teat tattle;
•i• .i• 4 chairs; 2 rocking chairs; chest of
.. ..I drawers, walnu(; 2 wash stands; cont..
■ ■COL 3:1 ;node; glass rtt,,hoard; floor lamp, el-
>. .to cclric; table lamp, electric; 2 it lamps ;
R.O. ._. '-btu'net• eleettic plate; apartment el-
: OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN:tai (t•tl•ic cooker, Quebec coal: state, e.,a1
:;
4GODERICH —• ONTARIO. :t: (r wood; coal oil heater; coal ,4t can,
' ,_. 5 -gal, with ,run,); wringer and nth
: : Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted,:t:l stand; 2 galvanized ized tubs ; gals ;uti; rt!
:. With 25 Years Experience :=:Ih,litcr; clothe-; rack ; folding screen, 4 1
O
' ' 11'dtl he at S. ! sectinit ; clothe, basket, wicker ; 1111„1 '
: R. D. Philn's Drug Store:=:ictus rug; 3 mats; cushion.; pillows;
,: BLYTH, ONTARIO ,=��flasncicttc and woolen blankets; quilts; •
Ito 11C-ReZ�l��i'�'l�
;: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25TH, 1945• cst'tains ; 2e garden chairs; hammock;
,_, lat\•11 tltolwet•; feather mattress; 1\apnk
FROM 2 TO 6 P.M. ;: ; \ LARD math css, 3 yu;.rter size; coil bed spr• I s
.. TELEPHONE 20 :: 3 -quarter size; conking puts; pans; 21;
.. R. D. PHILP'S DRUG STORE o:: grey' granite roasters; aluminum roast
;; FOR APPOINTMENTS. t:' pats; aluminum combination kettle 1
44rSPEun,)
44
H steamer; pails; wall brush, Fidler;
t'%':*++++++4444•i•i+4•+"44444444;window brush, all long handles; scythe:
w..•.rr rN4...rr.4.0.,•.... .,#.•.�N, Ig'trtlrll tools; ;t quantity of jam, jelly, t
preserves, pickles, etc. Some glass-
ware and china; linen table et chs : Iter!
Attention
spreads, and numerous other' article.
Everything will he sold as the pro- ti
Fariners!,„Tithes, is ,giwnlg up the J„void. s
TERMS—CASH. i
Anyone Desiring Farm Electri- M rs Annie (tittles•, l'rntttietresv. S
cal Equipment, such as:— \\'illi;utt Morrill, Auctioneer. 33-2.i `- -
BRING YOUR OWN CROCK
AND RAVE 11' FILLED.
--SPECIAL '1'11IS \• i.:EK—
HOME-MADE COARSE. CUT
RING BOLOGNA -25c PER I.B.
H. Henham
Phone 10, Myth.
Butcher,
WOOD'S MACHINE MILKERS,
WOOD'S MILK COOLERS,
WOOD'S ELECTRO•PAIL
WATER HEATERS,
WOOD'S ELECTRIC FENCES,
WOOD'S ELECTRIC GRINDERS.
Please Contact your Local Agent
George Watt
PHONE 40r7,
BLYTH, ONT.
28-t1. f"ow,
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, LTD.
f'
ON VISIT TO CANADIANS
,'
Prime Minister Winton Churchill believes in seeing the allied
fighting troops as often as possible and when possible right in their
own lines. Here he is shown, bending before a Maple Leaf insignia,
signing his name in the visitors book after lunching at the 2nd
Canadian Corps during a recent visit to the Western Front. Watch-
ing the Premier signing is Lieut, -Gen. G. G. Simmonds, C,B,, D.S.O.,
General Commanding 2nd Canadian Corps,
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
MAD BEES
Ain't radio \vonderful! One of
the commentators last night swung
away from the war and got onto
the subject of bees. And among
other points he mentioned was that
bees sometimes shed their hair, and
get bald, It must make a bee mad
to have a comb in the hive and not
be able to use it.
- Ottawa Citizen,
SUSPICIOUS!
i' ig:it beneath the tory of a hen-
house robbery, a Minnesota paper
printed a church notice announcing
aa chicken supper, The editor is be-
lieved to have left town for a few
days,
- I-Iamilton Spectator.
MAN -LIKE
We do find it a terrible hardship
to do without the few things we
do not need.
- Brandon Sun.
WANTED
MOTOR MECHANIC
APPRENTICE
16 to 17 Years of Age
1Ce hors opening In our 'Toronto
Shop for bright yming enunlry
boy 1'%110 0 ants In learn motor
nlerhnnier n 11 11 eonnlruelton
equipment repair.
11vo
nude opening �
o tour
I ti for tn,
smart bright High School Itoy's,
as 'Timekeepers on ('nnstruetlon
(cork for 'Telephone C'ondult and
lits Lines.
Steady employment, gond evokes
and pl(1 „dwnneemeul.
Apply:
PAR-TEX FOUNDATION
CO. LIMITED,
4010 D1"N0LS ST. WEST,
TORONTO
Telephone ,IFnetIon 4111
Women In Aerial
Transport Service
The fact k not so well known as
it should he that there are hun-
dreds of woolen pilots serving in
Britain, continents the Stratford
Beacon -Herald, Most of them are
British girls, but there are also
quite a few Americans. 'Their job
is to relieve the combat pilots by
transporting bombers from fac-
tories to airfields, or from airfield
to airfield, and generally flying
planes in messenger service, or
carrying small -package goods, A
British official who visited an air-
port recently and wanted to get to
another in a hurry was greatly
surprised when he was assigned
a seat in a Lancaster bomber
which was piloted by a young
woman. Before starting off she
checked up the mechanism with all
the skill of an engineer, and hand-
led the controls of the powerful
machine as if it were an ordinary,
routine job to her -which it was.
,1/4))11/(7 EAT -SLEEP -LOOK sea
• !FEEL BETTER/
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Men and women who sutler nagging
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such symptoms promptly To get such
relief ... try ALLLNRU! Mix 2 table-
spoons of -this fine medicine with one
tablespoon of lemon twice in a glass of
water. Untold thousands of folks use
ALLEN1tU. Get ALLENRU today . $ 1
85c at any druu store.
Write for iufornrltive booklet
"Here's Good Health to You" to
Stafford -Miller (of Canada ) Ltd.,
Dept. 9, 172 John St., Toronto, Ont.
JWILLIAMS
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quickly relieves soreness, still
neck and other aliments caused by exposure
to weather conditions Aches and pains
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FINNS can ee1161 NOS11tl Me ISr , 1's s 1'4'1 thus
Here's a SENSIBLE way
to
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MONTHLY
FEMALE
MISERY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
not only helps relieve monthly pain but
also accompanying nervous, tired, high-
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periodic disturbances. It's one of the
most effective medicines for this purpose.
Pinkham's Compound helps nature!
Follow label
l ddirjections. Try i(!
OG� V�VaNW COMt'AtMMIp
Synthetic Tires
Withstand Speed
Synthetic tires trade by the Fire-
stone 'fire & Rubber Company of
Canada i.imited have successfully
completed a most gruelling speed
test trade t, ascertain just how
such tires stand up under high
speeds.
The t('4 w:l, authorirt l h•. the
U.S. Government and conducted
by the American :\utomol,i'e As-
sociaUun, , Locale was the I n-
di,anapolis Speedway. scene of the
prewar automobile classics. Wil-
bur Shaw, fatuous three -time win-
ner of the Indianapolis Race, vol-
unteered to niahe the test. Driving
a racing car equipped 0ith regu-
lar tires taken from stock, Shaw
AC(OI:J'TAN'TS 1'Q A1'11I'1'Olts
INCO3TE TAN 1tEI'tIers rOM-
plete Bookkeeping Services Small
or Lirge Businesses. Trowel any-
where. Albert Brett & Co.,
8 lVrllincton Ct 1.1. 'rots -into ir)nt
BEACHES MODEL HOME
OVEP,1,0(KINa LAKE ONTARIO.
Yrm may win this 310,000 model
home for $1,00. Write for your
shares today. (SL00 enrh) to
Benches Business Men's Assorin-
tion, Toronto 8. Your receipt will
be mulled promptly. Drew to be
mnde Mny 211h. Proceeds for war
Chnritles
11.1111' CI11C'iCS
$I.00 110(11(9 YOFlt 01111E11
ORDER YOUR 1946 CHICKS NOW,
and not be disappointed. All
chicks are from guaranteed test-
ed stock, and front 25 ozeggs
or Netter, Barred Rocks mixed
912.00 per 100. IVhite Leghorns
mixed 811,00 per 1011 Barred
Rock Pullets 819.00 per 100.
white Leghorn Pullets 522.00 per
100. white Rocks mixed 815,06
per 100 white Rock Pullets
$24.00 per 100. \Ve guarnntee 100%
live delivery, balance paid C.O.D.
Maple City Hatchery, Chnthnm,
Ontario.
BRUNTON `Bred -to -Pay"
CHICKS
11111)01: ISLAND it1;l1S, \VISITE
stocks, Barred Rocks, (;olden
Hampehires, Government Approv-
ed, illoodtested, Illustrated Cat-
alogue Erre. Brunton ('cdnr Olen
Farms Hatchery, 622 \Vlnnett,
Toronto (mention paper),
5000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
130010 POUR 1915 CiI1('KS NOW
and get your chicks when you
want then). Orders ere pouring
In. Breeder Iiatrheries are always
sold out early. Don't take chances
on ordlnnry chicks. Place your
order NOW. Pure Tared Sussex,
Large Type Leghorns, Sussex X
New l-I:unps., Sussex X Leghorns,
Roil( X Leghorns. hoc(( X New
limps., ilarred Rorke Send for
large Illustrated Cntnlogue and
Price List. Lnkeview Poultry
Farul, Wein Bros.. Exeter. Ont.
TTI(:RE IS i'R01'I'I' iN CHICKS
if you start right. That's what
successful poultrymen have learn-
ed from experience and that's
why so many of these snme poul-
trymen have found It to thea'
ndvnntage to order Top Notch
ehlcks year after yen,', 13ecnuse
Top Notch chicks are Government
Approved from blood tested hrred-
ers thnt ihive proven to be husky,
healthy, big producers. Start
right thls year with Top Notch
Chicles. 1\'rite for the Top Notch
Cntnlogue and prlrelist, right
now -to -day. Limited number of
started ('hicks for immediate de-
livery. Top Notch Chickerles,
Guelph, Ontario,
BAR1lEll ROrKS, LD:(;ITORNS,
New iAOnpshtres - chicks for
immediate shipment, end n lim-
Itc'd quantity started in brooders,
pullets, cnrleerels, unsexed. We
advise early orderinrr, Bray Hat-
chery, 122n! .Intal N., iIninl1ton.
Ont.
IIILO tD BREASTED SIICSI:X COX
THOUSANDS AVAILABLE IVEEIC•
ly, If you ord,,r al once. Our
Broad Breasted Sussex cox bring
top prices on the mnrlcet. White
skinned, lona rounded breasts.
Also New Hemp. cox with fent
growth and fentherine Sussex X
Leghorns and Rock X Leghorns
make good roasters and grow
fast up to 4-5 lbs You can buy
these for 54.00 per 100. Also mix-
ed heavy cox $5.00 per 100. All
from our well-bred, healthy,
blood tested breeders. 6000 Breed -
ern on ONE pinnt Lnlcevlew
Poultry Ferns. \Vein Bros. Exeter,
Onlnrin
DARK CORNISH GAMir ('OCKI:R-
e1s, grand type, development,
ranee raked. Choice Breeders,
weights 8 lbs. Prier's 010.50, $7,50,
$3.50. George Henbeet, 8112, 118
Avenue, Edmonton, Alta.
100 CHICKS FREE
WITH EVERY ORDER C11 100 I'Ul-
let ehlcics, we give 100 tree chicles
(our ehotce) Leghnre pullets
$22.96 per 100. hnrred Rock pul-
lets 919 96 tier 1011 White Rnrlr
Pullets 521.95 per 100. All chicks
sold barked by high egg pedigreed
stock, 51,0n honks your order.
hnlnnce C.O.D Gunrnnlerd i00r/,.
live delivery (Cent Hnlelirry.
Chatham. Ontario.
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
ST.11t'I'1:U PA1)1(R1) 1)Or'iK PUL -
lets, 1 west( old 22r, 2 weeks old
26 rents. Immediate delivery.
f' 'Id 4(4 liatrhery, Pi i
Ontario.
POULTRY KEEPERS
RIS 4'ii'r:\iN YOU Bel' GOOD
healthy, vigorous chicles, Buy
(1(1,'ks with breeding and llvability
nail you will he certain of success
Our Breeders ere all Government
inspreted, handed and blood -tested.
\I'rlte for descriptive rntnlogue on
the different breeds, and prices nn
our Government Approved chicks
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
Monkton, Onlnrio
"OXFORD" 13L:00D-TESTED
chicks. live, Iny and pay. They
are the results of nineteen years
of careful selection and breedine
to O.B.S. They have to be good
because we want the very best
kind of chicks for our own flocks
Improved breeding. Rig, vigorous
and early maturing. We stress
egg size and uniformity. Writ(
for our freo folder. Barred Reeks.
White Leg -horns, lin-sexed Chicks.
Pullets and Cockerels. The Oxford
Farmers' Co-operntive I'rodt'r
Co., Ltd.. 434 Main St.. Woodstock
Ont.
U.K. Bacon Ration
4 Ounces A Week
I.et no one get the imine->iou
that, while we reduce our con-
S11I1114i011 of port in order to assist
in supplying Britain, the people of
the t'nited I\ingdont are grow iug
fa 1 on the soak we scud than: The
)til iti'h lawn ration is four ounces
a week.--Ilrot'h\illc 1Zecotd1:1 and
Tina's,
drat e 5110 miles at an average
speed of 100 miles per hour, taking
the turns at t)O miles and step -
pin) up to more than 135 miles an
110111' on the st'.1i011taW (ys without
a single skid or blowout, Tire
engineers say it is equal to 5(1,001)
miles of ordinary driving.
BABY CHICKS
1'OI' I'.1N"I' (11) \\'RuNO
"1'44 rd,ll'' ('hunks. 'there Neill he n
guaranteed m:lrlc,'t next fall for
all the eIn'ks you ran brood title
spring. rho 1'.S, Army will lake
30,e15,11(l Its, and Great Britain
, err in, reesine amounts. With
the possibility of rationing our
home market should he firm -
definitely and the Old Country
will mice our egg surplus. So
on can't go \vrnng with chicks
this Sprint. 'Phar Is If you buy
good (hleks and Ionic after them.
11:1,11 -Hera are the prices you
ran e0unl on next Fall for dress-
ed poultry, 1".0.11, ('ount'5' 1'ro-
, csswg Plants. Grade A Mille Fed
Sar Ili., 11 21', cirede A 28e, 11 25c,
lion', vend another day: order
chicles et once, 1'rr•e e:lt-
(1 'I'wed,lle C1(1ek llnteher-
Ies Limited, Fergus. Ontario.
21 FREE CI11CICS
OUR FOUNDATION STOCK 111
registered and pedigreed birds.
Nothing better In Canada. Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
chicks, males and females: Bar-
red Rocks, 512 (10 per hundred;
White Leghorn!, 511.00: White
Bones, 515.00; Brown Leghnrns,
$13,00, Pullet prices: Barred
Rocks, $19.00; White Leghorns,
022.00; Willie Rocks, $24,00;
Brown I,eghorns, 824.00. 25 free
chicks, our choice, will he given
for each 200 mixed chicks order-
ed and 25 free chicks for each
100 day old pullets ordered.
Goddard Chick hatchery, liri-
tannia sleights. Ontario
01111E11 YOUR CHICKS NOW
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your chlelcs for next spring when
you want them, Barred Rock
mixed 112,00 per 100, white leg -
1101'1,8 mixed 011,00 per 100, 13nr-
red Rock Pullets 519.00 per 100.
white leghorn pullets 922.00 per
100. heavy Breed Clcls. 05.00 per
100, Leghorn CI(ls. 92.00 per 100.
All chicks hatched from 26 oz.
eggs or better and from special
mated flocks. Guaranteed 100%r
live dellvery, 51.00 books your
order, balnnee C.O.D. Rainbow
Hatchery', Chatham, Ontario,
1110(1l)-'I'I*l'l'E1) 1IY13RID COCK-,
ends, April le, Leghorn Cocker-
el:4 1', .\Iso white Leghorn and
Hybrid Pullets. Stormont l'oultry
Farm, Finch, Ont.
IIUSI\'ESS (1 I'I'OIITIINPI'1ES
57,1150-100 neres, all workable,
good land, 18 head cattle, 4
hors's, 10 pigs, new machinery,
5 -roomed house, 70 miles from
Toronto, would consider small
house vicinity New Toronto or
Mini!co as part payment, or $3,000
down, ha111nre easy pnymente.
Apply 227 5.111 St., New Toronto,
Ont,
Ili'I:ING AND CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTIIING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information. \Ve are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment 11. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Vonge Street, To-
ronto.
I1Alltl)11LSS1NG
L E A R N HAIRDRESSING TT1C
Robertson method. Information
nn request regarding classes
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Rond, Toronto.
FOB SAidE
ELECTRIC MO'T'ORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pn1•
legs, brushes. Allen Electrlr Com•
puny Ltd.. 2325 Duffcrin St., To-
ronto.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPAR•
agtls, raspberries, peach trees,
apples, pears, plums, cherries,
grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging,
shade trees, wire tree guards.
Norfolk Nursery, Simcoe, Ontario
Flags
1.01,ES AND STANDARDS
Silk Flags to Order
Society flags to Order
GEO 11, WfLICiNSON LTD.
333-5 OUI:LLE'I'TE AVE., WINDSOR
55,500 - iIEAUTiFULi,Y i,AND-
seeped GO acres, new brick,
square plan house, large Karn,
garages, electricity, spring water.
\V. Overland, Cataract, Ontario.
50 -ACRE FAT151 FIRST CLASS,
up -to -dale, Write for particulars,
Pert Ilagadorn, Ilm'gessville, Ont.
Amateur Theatricals
SITE our character costumes. Have
500 costumes to choose from. Make-
up dicl(eys, minstrel c'ollnrs, gloves,
etc,
Costume Dept. - Second Floor
GEO. 11, WILKINSON LTD.
233 0111:1,1,1:'1"I'l5 AVIS,, WINDSOR
TIEAUTiFUI. COMFORTERS 91ADE
from your materials, Quilting
51.85. Your wool carded 25c Ib.,
washing 21' Ib. Quick service. Vir-
gin wool Mitts 51,15 Ib. Wool
Carding Machines 514.95, Spinning
Wheels 513.95. Ask for catalogue.
Slfton Wool Products, Box 123,
Slfton, Manitoba.
SAI}' MILL, NEARLY NEW, CAPAC-
Ity upward one thousand per hour.
Can be operated by two men or
more. Designed and built by an
experienced saw'y'er. For particu-
lars, write or call Dot \'allleres,
\1111 Bridge, Ont. 1)o not call on
Saturday,
FOX IiOI'N0 Pl'I', HALE. 1'.IREN'I'S
xi el) tired end exr•ellent hunters.
$1. -.leo. 7 Rolland Rd., Leaside,
iso I1 5.41.1:, Str•CllltMl('li-U1:h:1111\'(1
14'11 fleeter on steel, rumplet(
441111 h'! (n,lley and 9-ftn'rn4\
ten t„i td„u. ?7::.,. I:. t', 11'91(11;1(
11eorg'14wu, (Int.
Nazis Can't Even
Believe Their Eyes
A front reporter said ['rime 1Lin-
ister Churchill and Field M:u•sllall
Montgomery halted at one point
00 their trip to the east side of the
Rhine last week to thatch It group
of German prisoners bring fer-
ried Hack over the Rhine
:\ British guard turned to the
German captives and shouted
raucously : "(lave a good look,
There's \\'ionic and Mont' cross -
ins; your l:hinc. [lute about it?"
Even seeing is nut hclleving for
German paratroopers taken pris-
user. .\-•I:c'd 1\I hat they thought
when they stns the great airborne
arm- rla flying over them these
German paratroopers • shook their
heads and said:
"lt was just British propaganda,"
El111 SA 1.E
\10'1'01:, 3 11.p.. 'SOO 1'.p
fu •y,•l', J211 volt. re-
built, 1;. 11. I;t,•h:lr,lson, Nil,
.11,1(,
1,.4I;t; 1: I' 111',F:1 11,1:511511
(Haat as, N,'V' ''/,('(land
4I l:n•It„11 r;nr11'anieed,
.A11er1a and Ilumiuiun Oov'rn-
nu'0ls have h0ucht from Its,
11r,:il0vold 1':u'nl, Pox 97, (al-
gal y, -11th,
1(0 .1C1115S, 27 AI'l:ISS GARDEN
1:1101, halanee flay 10(1111 seeded
to '10ver, 8 room Brick i(ouse,
Steel Drive Shed and Tlenery,
(tarn fair, 4 acres in Orchard, 25
nlilrs front Toronto & iLunllton
on paved hit h.V4y, ,1, R, Smith,
11.10 I, ifurnhy, (Irl.
(011;:1111: AND SERVICE STATION,
garage (millin, nt. and stocic and
6 -roomed house nn No. 2 High-
way. calces Garage, Ancestor,
(111).
',Er' 11.1ND, 3 51'1:ED, SA\\'5H(,1,
carriage and husk. Good condi-
tion, ,31.50. W. A. Cornell, Ko-
nn,lce, Ont.
}'01'1;)'111- FARM, 25 ACRES, 1,200
h(yors', 1(yd('0, market gerden
land, 20 miles from Toronto and
1Ialnllton: going concern; Im-
merliete possession. 11011)1 COwles,
11.1). , 1lurnby, Ont,
3011'11 AMERICAN CHiNCiIIL-
lns, '•'chat rare fwd costly fttl'"
Beautiful nnllnnls: easy to roue;
will litter th(al sprinw,1 $150,00
pair. Robert Green, 1226 Stanley,
Montreal 2.
1,1.4(MINER 1'
DIESEL CRAWLER
TRACTORS
R117 C'A'IERT'iLL.AR \ViTH 8 YARD
Le 'POnrnenu scraper; R08 with
12 yard scraper; 'rD1.8 Inter-
national with bulldozer (scraper
optional); TDIO with bulldozer;
131)4o international (47.5 HP);
RD) Caterpillar; 1104 with An-
thony 1llghllft Bucket and inter-
changeable bulldozer blade
Lighting plants, 1500 watt, 82 or
115 volts. Send for folder
Diesel and Gasoline Engines 40
to 150 TIP, Other equipment
available. Wire, write or phone
S. H. Leventhal & Co., Machinery
Agents, \Vinnipeg,
MEDiCAL
STOMACIi AND 1'11150:AD 14(11(918
often are the cause of IiI-health
in humans, all ages. No one im-
mune! Why not find out If this
Is your trouble? interesting par -
Benin rs-Freel \Vrlte Mulveney'e
Remedies, Speetnllsts Toronto 8
DON'T 1)ISLAY! EVERY SUFFiSIt-
er of Rheumatic Tapas or Neur-
itis should try Dixon's Remedy,
Munro's T)I'ug Store, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00,
CONSTIPATION, 11 1 L i 0 U SN15SS,
liver trouble, depressed hendnche,
quickly relieved with Fig-T,ax
tablets, Keep regular with 1'Ig-
Lax, 25c at Druggists.
BATTMEEKA FOOT BALM DTC-
stroys offensive odor Instantly,
45c bottle. Ottawa agent, Denman
Drag Store, Ottawa, -
Pi(OVISN REMEDY -EVERY SUF-
forer of Rheumatic Prtlns or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy, Munro's Drug Store, 335 El-
gin, Ottawa, Postpaid 51.00,
6IUSiCAL INSTitUMENTS
FRED A. BODDTNGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical instru-
ments, 111 Church. Toronto 2,
0t'I'Oi1 rtrwriRS F011 WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOOL
Great Opportunity, Learn
Hairdressing
PleasantN dignified profession, good
wages, thousands successful. Marvel
graduates, America's greatest sys-
tem, illustrated catalogue tree
Write or cull
MARVEL. HAiRDIIESSING
SCHOOLS
358 BL0011 W., TORONTO
Branches: 44 King SL, Hamilton,
& 74 Rideau Street. Ottnwa.
I'IIOT0f:It.t l'111'
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your films properly developed and
printed
6 011 8 EXPOSURE ROLLS 26e
RIIPRINTS b for 25c
ICTNEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, hitt you can get all
the quality and service you desire
by sending your films to
1311'1;It1AL 1'llll'I'1) SERVICE
Station J. Toronto
CANADA'S LARGEST
STUDIO
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Don't risk losing your pictures.
Snaps c'an't be taken over again.
Send your film rolls to Canada's
largest and finest studio. Get better
pictures at lower cost.
PROMPT MAiL SERVICE
Any Size Roll -11 or 8 Exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26e
"I get best results from Star Sn
up•
shot
Service" writes n customer 1n
Nova tenth, who adds that she line
1ried many pinres.
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16-20-127 If 29c
(le extra) Is sent with fila roll.
ENLARGE\IENTS-
COLORED AND FRAMED
Enlargements 4 x 5" In beautiful
easel mounts, 3 for 25c. Framed, on
Ivory tinted mots, 7 x 9" In Gold,
Silver, Circassian Wninut or Black
Ebony finish frames, 19c earl).
if enlargement colored, 791' env!)
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129. Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly on
Orders.
Clock From Scrap
British prisoners in Stalag III,
(i;t'rn(any, claim that .their clock,
made from 4)1(1 tins and a gramo-
phone spring, loses only 20 seconds►
a day,
SAFES
Prosser your moots and CASH
from EIRE end 'TIIIISVES, We
111114' a nlre and type of Snte, or
Caldnel, for any purpose. Visit
un, or r,rIte for prices, rte, to
Dept. 44'.
J.&J.TAYL®IR LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
145 Front SI. ill., 'Toronto
Enlnhllshed 1856
PIANOS
Alts; I'M' 1NTERI:S'I'E1) IN 7.1115
new small Pianos? if so write'
11,1 for latest rlesrriptive circular,
Factory Mason & Hirsch Limited,
612 King 50 West, 'Toronto,
PATENT'S
FET11EItS'1'ONIIAUGII & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Estnbliand
1890; 14 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of Information en re-
quest.
SI'1t1'I111.iN PROPERTIES
WAN'I'(:I)
111'111\ 25 MILES or 'TORONTO,
with or without 'wronged We
have steady demand for proper-
ties ranging up to $50,000
throughout this area,
It. F. HEA1, & CO.
11a \'urge St., Toronto Al). 3457
TOMATOES FROM SEED!
GROW YOUR OWN STURDY TO -
mato plants this year. pt's easy,
but start them early and for
happy results plant Master Mar -
globe, America's must perfectly
formed tomato -extra large and
solid. "The. Tomato with the Ex-
tra Slice", Send 15c tar Speelal
PH.; or only 25c far 'i oz, Full -
colour rntnlogue Free. Dept, We
W. \\', 1111111 & SONS LIMITED.
Lindsay, Ontario.
MEN AND l%OMEN WAN'I'ICII
OP' i'AIt'I'ICULAR INTEREST TO
veterans and farmers; Sell Paull -
lox spices, extracts, alimentary
products, medl'lnes, sines(' and
other ferns products and sueveed.
Monthly free offers open every
door. Every family n prospect.
Good (llst'lcLs open, Pleasant and
profitable work for part time
workers. Free Plan and catalogue.
P'nmllex 1800 Delorintler, Mon -
trent,
WANTED
Cash Register Wanted
1 Cent Up. Must Be Cheap,
888 Ouellette Ave., \\'Indoor
SADDLES WANTED
RIDING ROOTS AND (TEAR
WE PAY CASK
• GEORGE H. WILKINSON
888 OUELLETTIC AVE., WINDSOR
invalid Chairs Wanted
WILL pay cash or swap for what
we have.
Swap Dept,
Geo. 1-1. Wilkinson Ltd.
333 Ouellette Ave,
Windsor
Portable Phonographs
WANTED! \'1111 pay Cash or Swap
for new shoes or new clothes or
what we have.
01;0. TT. WILKINSON
333-5 OTIELLETT15 AVE., WINDSOR
WANTED. GRIMM'S ISVAPORAT-
or. Size two and one half by eight
only, State condition and price.
G. A, Ilogg, Thnmesford, Ont,
WANTED, GARDEN TRACTOR, 1
to 3 horsepower, State condition
and price, Box 21, 73 Adelaide
West, Toronto.
FARM MACHINERY
"VIKING" CREAM SEi'ARATORS
and repair ports are n1vnye
available either at your local
denier or direct from Swedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre -
Dame \\'est, Montreal 8 Que. .
11E1.1' WANTED
I-IOUSETCEI'7PER \V1'I'll FARM
experience, Modern Ferns, by
April 13t1. 2 adults. Brampton
District, References required,
J. M. Dotson, Brampton 2, Ont.
CYLINDER PRESSMAN WANTED,
one with sotne experience on
make-ready. Steady position for
steady reliable man, (44 -hour
week). Apply nearest Employ-
ment & Seleetlre Servlee Office,
Fii,E-C,R, 2519.
EXPERIENCED LINOTYPE OPER.
ator and floor man wanted at
once, slendy posltion. (44 -hour
week). Apply fleetest Employment
and Selective Service Office,
FTLiE-C.11. 2520.
PAIt11 iiEEL1' WANTED
FARMER, STNGLIC, RELTABLIC
steady man for general farm
work on dairy farm, Experience
milking machine, tractor, prefer-
red 70 dollars monthly plus
board, laundry, Apply F, Von
Pills, Bolcnrfnrm, Highway No. 8,
Whitby, Ont, Phone Whitby 960.
MR. WOOL GROWER
W10 OPERATE A GOVERNMENT
Licensed Wool IVnreh0use and are
prepared to purchase this season's
wool clip according to Government
Grading Standards and at estab-
lished Government prices, You can
apply your wool credit against
Minket pur(hnsee, We do not
handle . used w'no1lrns, THE
STRATI I ITO\' WOOLLEN MILLS
LTD., S'i'1;:\'I'iI IIO1', Ont.
ISSUE 15-1945
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BY
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CIIAPTER XVII
"I le H'anted one—he wouldn't
take me because of this, Uncle
Herbert, I love hint. Oh, please,
please help me dear hint!" She
crumpled down again on her knees
beside his chair, clinging to his
hand sobbing. "I'm tvrctched1"
she wept. "I wanted to go with
MID and he wouldn't take one!"
'Good heavens the old man
murmured to himself. 11e felt no
Impulse of rage now, only the
weakness that follows it. Ilow
extraordinary these new girls
were! 'Then he added, aloud:
"'That's decent of him. I begin
to like hit(, fan,"
"Olt, you'd like hiin, He's splen-
did; he's big—he's generous, and
he's suffered! It isn't right, Uncle
Iierbert, svhere's your old suspect?
Fat and sleek somewhere, getting
older and older—no use presently
—and all Mark's splendid youth
gone like this."
"He'll live it (lown. 11c's young,"
Burleson argued hoarsely. "Be-
sides, w110 knows? 'There are
often deathbed confessions, one
may clear him presently."
She acorncd that, "Do you
think a man who'd done that—and
let youth suffer for it— would con-
fess?" she demanded furiously.
* *
He nodded, Moving his long fin-
gers restlessly on the arms of his
chair. "Ile might, Para(."
"lie wouldn't, Uncle Ilerbert,
you'll clear him for me, ti'on't
you
?"
jA\4.
ALL•FABRIC
Tinlex
IN A WIDE RANGE Of
SMART COLOURS—IS
GUARANTEED TO DYE
EVERY FABRIC
INCLUDING
CELANESE, NYLON AND
MIXTURES
;I:14
45.5
.1, .a
Are You Overtired
Whether you overwork, worry or
expend your energies in the social
whirl, the result is the same — chronic
fatigue or nervous exhaustion.
Your nerves and bodily organs are
also tired so that digestion fails and
you lie awake rat nights unable to
sleep.
Perhaps there is nothing that can so
definitely help you as Dr. Chase's
NERVE FOOD. Many people find
this to be the case. \\'hy not benefit
by their experience.
Ask for the new econ-
omy size bottle of
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
60s. -60e t s.
180s-4150
ISSUE 15-194b
"Do you care so much, child?"
She lifted that flowerlike face of
hers. "it's killing rale—he's so
brave, 1 can't bear it, flint he
should he called—that!"
taSuppose 1'd done it, Pam?
Would you want rate—at my time
of life—to go out and confess it?
\Vhet1 the boy's taken his punish-
ment and he's only to start fresh?"
IIe leaned back i,1 his chair,
studying her, "1 tell you what
1 can do, Tara!," he said filially.
"I've offered to do it already --told
Fosdick I can help hint to a new
chancre."
She scorned that. "You mean
money? That's nothing! He can
work ---T know he'd rather,"
"1 didn't mean just moncy—
l've got a little pull on the rail-
ways. I could help him to a good
berth, 1'nt like you, in a way, I.
think he should have a new
chance."
* • *
"I don't think anything matters
half so much as his good name,
Uncle Herbert," She was still on
her knees beside him; she twined
her arms about his arra and held
him, "\\'ho was the luau you sus-
pected?"
"'That was only a suppositious
case, Pant," he said hoarsely, "I
suspect no one at all."
She gazed at hint wide-eyed.
"\'on're not telling the the truth,
Uncle Ilerbert!"
((I'm not—what"? lie asked
fiercely, frowning.
"You're treating nit like a baby.
I'm not—I'm a woman and I love
a man you helped send to prison.
Yes, you did! You testified
against him,"
Burleson seized her young wrists
and raised her to her feet; he had
to rise to (10 it.
"Now, you listen! You go and
sit clown and lista!! I'm going
to putt it up to you."
* * *
"Suppose I did help semi this
boy to prison," he said bitingly.
"Suppose 1 testified against him—
what then? It was mere routine.
1 knew his uncle well -1 knew
hilt1—a little; lie was a boy, tall,
lanky, hot tempered, something of
a daredevil and the uncle ,was hard
and close as nails, Ile had a way
of saying taunting things; he could
be insulting—politely. Suppose
then, someone killed hint, struck
Hint down, found that it fitted 00
to the nephew like a glove—he'd
been there, and all that. Suppose
he let it go at that, and the boy
took the punishment, got through
writ!! it 811(1 had his chance to (lake
his life over. D'you suppose the
ether matt -secure and comfort tide
and !it'll—would step down to
p'lson to clear him—after tlf.cen
years?"
* * *
"\o," she replied 1 Carly, "1
dot.'t think he would ural( Ss you
made him. Iles too bad a man.
A man who lets another suffer tor
him is wicked!"
('You're right. No one w•ou'-1.
'that's why it w-oullti't do ate
any coact to shone out suspicious
at this day The ssue''lead
coul,In't inch ('21 any 111:1') 11 ,ie;)
c1^ at, from his plat' and diserace
o;mself for 11-11(212 xl" 1"
"\Voul•'n't he?" S,'c leaned hall;
in her chair, her eyes brave, "1
don't see why, Ile's got nothing
to lose,"
"Nothing to lose?" he repeated,
astonished.
"No, nothing! IIe lost every-
thing years ago when he let a
young man sutler for him. IIe's
worse than a murdered. Ile's a
coward.,,
"You think you love this fellow?"
he asked her dryly; "this consist?"
he barked the word at her.
* * *
She tried to answer quietly, but
her courage failed her, she broke
down. "it's killing me 10 think
of hien—facing all this—and he
Wouldn't take ale with hint! It's
terrible to face it—and to be alone,
too!" she sobbed, and suddenly
she stretched her arms out on the
table and laid her head down on
SiTIER FOR SETTER
Mother instinct proved too strong in this red }tett, owned by Mrs.
Minnie Horton of Columbus, Ga, When her eggs -failed to hatch
site took over from the mother of these young pups, and now the
dog is having a hard time getting back to her family , . . that is,
until dinner time.
them, weeping violently,
Then she broke out again,
"Someone did it—and 1 don't see
how he can think of it, think of
leaving Mark to face his sins, and
sleep at night,"
Burleson gave her a long look—
a look she did not see,
"Maybe he doesn't, Pam," he
said dryly. "Come to think of
It, I don't believe he does!"
"He ought to diel" site cried
fiercely. "He ought to have died
long ago!"
"Good Godl" said Burleson be -
101%, his breath, and turned away.
('1'O BE CONTINUED)
HowCanl??
By Anne Ashley
Q, flow can i prevent cloudy -
looking mirrors?
A, 1)o not place mirrors where
the sun shines directly on than, 1t
will slake the surface cloudy and
spot it.
Q. Ilow can I prevent sagging
shoulders in sweaters?
A, The shoulders will not sag if
a piece of ribbon, the length of the
shoulder of the person front neck
to armhole, is attached at each end
of the ribbon to the sweater.
Q, 1few can I avoid a disagree-
able odor of the oil stove?
:1, \\'hen the nil stove ,gives off
that disagreeable odor of oil, try
dropping a shall piece (i )anal
camphor into the tank,
Q. Ilow• can 1 rentate a sealskin
coat?
.\, One Can (take last wear's seal-
skin coat look like new by rubbing
with 1201 salt, It will absorb the
dire.
Q. iiow can 1 prevent rusting of
iron,'
A. They will not rust When they
are packed away for any length of
tinge if they arc rubbed with a little
(at that contains no salt, such as
nnultonfat. 'Then wrap them- in
brown paper,
Why not have brand new slip-
covers all ready to whisk over
your chairs and sofas soon as
Spring cleaning's finished? Start
them now!
Any amateur can snake slip-
covers using Instructions 661
which tell you, step--by-step, how
to cut, fit and finish slipcovers.
Send TWENTY CENTS in
coins (stamps cannot be accepted)
for this pattern to Wilson Needle-
craft Dept, Room 921, 73 Ade-
laide St. West, Toronto. Print
plainly( Pattern Number, your
Nano and Address.
TABLE TALKS
Tea Biscuits : .
Tender and Fluffy
The home economists of the
Consumer Section, Dominion De-
partment of Agriculture, give 501111
reasons for biscuit failures, and ex-
plicit ways of avoiding them.
Too much fat makes crumbly
compact biscuits; however with too
little fat they, will not be tender,
and the crust may he hard and
pale in colour.
The amount of liquid determines
the softness, Too much liquid may
result in a hard crust and the bis-
cuits will not hold their shape. 'foo
little liquid results in a hard bis-
cuit with a taste of uncooked flour.
The fat and flour must be blend-
ed lightly until the Mixture resem-
bles coarse (teal. This can be clone
deftly with the fingers or with a
special wire blender.
The shape and texture also de-
pends largely on the way in Which
the dough is handled. \ little
kneading is necessary but only for
about half a minute — to produce
light fluffy, well shaped biscuits.
if the dough is not kneaded the
biscuits are apt to be crusty and
flat but light, — but tvilh too
much handling they may be tough
Ilat, and close grained.
Tea Biscuits
2 cups all-purpose flour
3 tea -peons baking ponder
] tcaspnon salt
3 tablespoons fat
?s cut( lain:
:Mix and ; ift (1•y ingredients.
Cut in the shortening, using finger
tips ora pantry blender, until mix-
ture resembles coarse meal. Add
1llilk slowly and mix to a soft
dough. Roll t( !; inch tllitl:ae-s on
a floured hoard. Cut, place iu a
baking sheet and bake in a 1cry
hot oven, 42:('F, for 12 10 1', min-
utes.
Cheese Pinwheels
Rall bb -cults slough into a rec-
tangle 1: incl) thick. Sprinkle ttith
'4 cup grated cheese. loll up like
a jelly roll, cut into inch-Ihic1: sli-
crs ar(1 1(,212r, cut side down.
Butterscotch Rolls
t ties i; c teat hisruit-
la cup mild-fla\on d fat,
partly' butter
MI cult firmly peckid brown
sugar
1'1 rt,are Li,enit dough , 1.011
into 2,1212,0g piece, 1.2 inch thick:
spread v:ith creamed mixture of
fat and brown sugar. Roll as for
jelly roll and (rut in 1 -inch slices;
Place slices in greased pan or muf-
fin pans and halve it hot oven,
4110°F, for t'.0 Minutes.
Scorch Remover
The simplest solution for scorch-
ed clothes may he chilly, but it
is effective. From your refriger-
ator get a piece of ice large enough
to cover the scorched spot, Rub
the ice back and forth over the
discoloration until it has entire-
ly gone. When all trace of the
scorch has disappears((, press your
article again, but this time be sure
the iron is temperate. ice will
do the work!
Nazi Oil Supply Cut
German gasoline production has
been reduced by R.A.F.,
and U.S.A.A.P, and the Russian
advance to less than 26(,0 of the
rate at which it Was running before
the air offensive against oil began
last April.
Quality Guaranteed
"SALAD
TEA
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
Now it can be told! Now we
can ba'.' (re what we 118ve been
hoping and longing to say for
years and yeses.
We arc having the holoc wires!!
Yes, acteafly--the hydro is on its
way. \\'e don't know even yet how
many weeks. -- or months --it will
he before the line is built, but WC
do know it is coating b( cause we
Were told by Hydro Comnli<sion to
go ahe;ul and get our wiring clone,
and the Commission doesn't give
that advice until it is sure the line
is going through, So we are going
ahead all right, But the job won't
be done Over -night as the elect-
ricians arc working only on a part-
time basis.
So far they have been the better
part of three days. 'Three joyous
days—that is for us -1 don't know
about the electricians. Never in all
the time we have been (arming has
anything us quite such a thrill as
this.
* * *
Docs the job make extra work?
Why sure --but what (tatter? Boards
have to be ripped up here and
there, R hole cut through one ceil-
ing to the attic; holes cut through
walls and ceilings for light; and
switches; plaster dust spreads it-
self right through the house; and
0 course there are extra meals to
get and plenty of questions to
answer, And in the middle of all
this Daughter and friend arrived
for long week -end.
011, street confusion—it never
worried Inc Iess3
It was really rather funny.
Saturday We Were not expecting
the teen to he here at all. But it
rained, so one of 1110111 carate alter
all. And he came when our visitors
were still blissfully sleeping—and
in the roosts where he wanted to
work. Well, it didn't take Inc long
to have those sante rooms eva-
cuated, ( can assure y02.
4799
SIZES
31.52
FcW p;alcrn pieces In 1';thee(
•14!(12. lis, straight seams 10 Se1t',
had: and front! No sleoes to sct
in! It adds up to lase sewing.
A cool dre -: ,lint and flattering,
fatter( 4199: \\'omen's sizes 32,
34, 36, :1S, .;tl, 42, 44, 46, 4S, 30, '12,
tiizc :111, :1 y,l:, 3:1 -ill., ! -, yd, trim.
Send twV( my cents (20c t in coins
(stamps (110(,1 he accepted) for
this pattern, to Room 421, 1.1 Ade-
laide St. \Ve,t 'Toronto. Print plain-
ly size, name, address, style num-
ber.
You Will Enjoy Staying At
The ST. REG ES HOTEL
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• 1.;21',) I{""m ',III, 10,1 1,, Shoe•
er ,rad I'elep),nne.
• .Ing!(, S.1, II ne—
penthe tett an up.
• (good l'o"d, I)iutng and thane.
Ittg VIglillr
Sherbourne at Carlton
Tel RA 4135
Headache
Nothing is more deptes•
sing than headaches ..
Wh1' suffer?... Lambly's
will give instant relief.
La mbly's is good forcer.
ache, toothache, pains to
back, stomach. bowels.
Bf,
,hied.
HEADACHE POWDERS- II.
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
\\'t' 111011g111 g(11 )1) on : 2.(
leas 1{(,1111; to ('1 II(l,ht'alc ((1:
still forting but then 1' •. -s,
it rained. 1 :at !la•, el\ (.1 oN a
breatllit1' .2 (11. !tut it ' , • , t
he for 1,(V --111C hose r
si(lr ha' (-2'1Y al,l,r(anC., ( '
.I ring. Tho, „ft: l ((" 11 w': t
((:.r a little (hive and it wag'i-
dunce rteryy,here. Olu c I
[dud oat gleefully --"Oh, '(lee: --
do 12e1:, thee(',• a 1(1uebir1!'" 1::t
unfortui etcly I Missed it. 11
carr, presently it (tats my .. t(,
exelai2L'—"1 ,fol:, 8!(111; the) :e ee
... ser t11n1 .. , a couple (f
stat t,..:" :end of eouree v r ': •,t'
plenty of little land), aural ...et-
po-}live .ign' of TI ring,
* * *
llowu\cr ,'n Most of th,
we passed wort: in the fie'(,- ',,,1
not yet begin), in others the "1,1
field had been Worked up. Bet oh
dear, there teas 0110 f:crt • ,,.c
passed, where a field alon)c-i !r the
.road w•a • partly sown --and til,: (;rill
and four bags of grain had ',ren
left sitting in the fiel', I't•o',a,;y
the farmer tno1 a chance v::111 the
idea of saving time, 1 wonder '1
he 'felt the next morning w1o• he
heard the rain pelting down.
•
* K
\\'ell, the 1•our is late,
to sleep, perchance to (11(1)111--;,11(1
it may he that when 1 get t,
I shall dream of a house
roosts are filled With light. '. ':,.re
there are 110 lamps to snt„1:, , n(
lamp chimneys to clean, or 0 .,' is
to be re -fueled, and !where one r.ut
Walk uvith cyuail salrty fro!,: ,,'tic
to cellar, and Where ,1 plug i the
wall provides one with the t.. ,015
(f using all kinds of tnolIere , 21-
(('llleller.---11, 811(1 ellen, til(' (',;111
he procured!
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention — Consult
your nearest Harness Shop
about Staco Harness Supplies.
\Ve sell our goods only through
your local Staco Leather
Goods dealer. The goods are
right, and so are our prices.
We manufacture in our fac-
tories — Harness, Horse Col.
lags, Sweat Pads, Horse Mate
kets, ,and Leather 'T'ravelling
Goods. insist on Staco Brand
Trade 'elnrked Goods, and you
g'et satisfaction. Made only hy:
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
42 Wellington St. E., Toronto
Get quick relief
From HEADACHE
this way.. .
WHEN you stiffest from an annoy;ne,
aggravating headache, get grnck,1rlp-
aclion relief just by taking a 1ast-at'1 1/,
prescription -type Instantine tablet.
This tested and time proved rented!.
specially compounded to case your
headache fast:
1, Speedily eases pain.
2. Prolongs relief from pain.
3. Reduces "depression." Gives
mild, stimulating "lift."
Take Instantine for otherRains. too:
the lona lic, neuralgic, ncurtlrc suffer-
ing, or the misery of colds. All drug-
stores have Instantine. 12 tablets 23r.
ti.sififine
u product of The Soyer Ce., ltd.
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Women's Arch Shoes
Women's Suede Pump
Children's Oxfords
Boys' Work Shoes
Men's Dress Oxfords
$2.95 - $5.95
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A Good Stock of Wheeling Yarn on Iland.
Olive McGill
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\Ir,
Jenkin. and NI rs. Shiplr\• arc
w i,ilim); in 1.011(l1)n fora it' \\ d,I\;,
Miss Betty Fairserwicc is spending
thrcr weeks' holiday; in Toronto and
((ranc.
A \Ir. and Mrs. R. 11. mill, anll fam-
A li\ spent SWrt:'ay with the for er's
mother, at Listowel,
fir Mks l<athryn Calc of 'Toronto sprit
gher Easter h(lidays with her aunt
Ali,' \far\• Milne,
IIV
\Ir. ;incl NI rs, :\, 1t. 'rasher, an
B Ross, ,)lent Sunday with l'e\'. and NIrs
titI;IILon at Mayfield.
is Veronica Morris, of Kitchener
!silent the Easter vacation with her
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Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
Morning Delivery. North of Dinsley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - S1.00 or Over.
Macaroni •1 lbs. for 25c
Rice 2 lbs. for 25c
Lux Flakes per pkg. 25c
Rinso per pkg. 25e
Jiffy Pie Crust 25c
Red Rose Coffee, per Ib, 15c
Laly Grange 'l'ea half ib. pkg, 'I5c
Tomato Soup 10c
Shredded Wheat 2 pkgs. for 25c
; and faintly. \i l,, \Inrl'is is busily rtr-
,t;;1,41'd 111 war 11'111'k,
•: ! NI is. Katherine I.idddc of Ripley,
,)lent a te,y (Lys last it eek twith :\tut
Ie;uteitr \\';11,011 ani) malt liernicl;.
•
.t. ( \liss \law•is \\'bite of (;adt visited
�_. oyer the \ycck-(1.,I \with \Ir, and Mrs,
i t•rcnr;tlt Tnnney,
\Ir, \Villiain haven, of Ni:!,,oSask.,
4* 'visited his newt's, Nit's. S. Rohinsitti JIr and \Irs .\if.
and \lis; I{. ! o(•khart.. l Ic' w;u at.- NH" Vera '1'iel n;Iv •
ronll•anied b.' \Ir, and Mrs, I•aliott Mrs. 1larry (;:bions
Taylor, of i \Ir and Mrs (;curie Cowan
1 \Ir and Mrs lobo Ilaer
._♦ \!r. an,l \ir . Alonzo Sttritlt wc'c \ir and NIrs C. falconer
Lnn'lott visitor, last Friday, with, \Ir;•\!r and \Ir; \Vin, lien„
Georg(' (,.Ie, and also w•isited their I \Ir and \Irs i Creighton
•,•' mephcw, I'Ic. I?hner Somers, who is a , Mr and NIrs Cls Iisback
patient in 'I'ratalt;ar hospital. •\Ir atilt \IN \)aloe \'ottnghlut
I.
\Ir an I Nil.' \\'tit. Mowatt
\l l's, 1 )nose Laidlaw has rcitn'ne(1
to her Foote in Guelph alter ha\i;, * Mr, and NIrs, i(nlley
Mr I. \IcN'ill
•?• ,trent •,nine •r,;,\•a •\with Irien(I, here,•
i Sir \rr ralle(! here i vin,q to the re-
\ I t•
re -
! cent death r,f her sister, the late NI rs, \i r
\Ir
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Doherty Bros.
ChocoIatesforIverseas
Wedncs(IaS•, April 11, 1915s
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Acetylene and Electric
'Welding A Specialty,
Agents 1()r International -
Harvester Parts Sz Supplies
White Rose Gas and 011.
Cal' Painting and Repairing.
Vodden's
BAKERY.
WHEN IN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
IIOME-?1'IADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REI!'IEMBER
"T1 -IE HOME BAKERY"
H. T. VODDEN.
Machan .
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\Ir. and NI rs. T., 0. NI liter, \Ir, and
PERSONAL INTEREST I \Irw. and Mr., A, E. Premier of Torun- ; Mrs. Norman Colcl( ugh, and daughter,,
Ito silent the • ck-r d \11t11 the latict'; \Irs, .\Il;ut Lard( r, and danglltcr. Muth
Mrs. 11. 1'. (';iota)) of Sius Lon!, tlu+thee ;in./si•ter, Th.,. Ellith itch, and and
I'cd holland, all of t;c'h'c)),
out t, w •it'ne her sister, NI rs. James\! Ia:11ie ns.
1 visited 0•1 Slurda\ n 1111 \I r,, .1, CI )1-
(dou.l h, The patiterin,g constituted
\Ir, a 1 \t \11. 'I';t\h- awl dl.ltich- join gcnrrati In;, NIrs. :\. (', Irlolll h,
ter, t•:thcl, attet(ded the funeral of \irs.
:\rmis•rolll:. and NI r. .\rnistronc.
\Irs. lien. Taylor left on Tuesday
morning to visit her son, \1 r. \\'1111;10
'Yonne-, of 'Toronto, for the neat two
w1'eck•.
Mrs. IturLv•s of ('hilliw•acl;, 11.('.. is
visiting her daugh'cr, Mrs, !;lel,
Creigiro.t. ;11'11 \Ir. C'reirzhton and
1larold.
NI r. Ronal ) Edgar 1•f l.l, d n and
Nit:. Norman Colclou);h, and his (lau;gh-
fosepli 'I';aloe, of Detroit, last Satur-
ter, NI rs. Larder, and her
day, l hilt .\tttt.
\II••. til Ilauni to anit t\wo chit• I - V
(l'i'ft, 1)otit-i l ;+I'd Mobblr. ,[+('lit a Jew
law, with \I r. awl NI rs. Poster,
\Irs. .\. i:wing returned to her home
'Toro;tto ;Ii:cr \•'siting f1:t' a ivccic
C( oh, whited at the home of \vitt) her ,1st(':•, Miss Jessie Sntlt('ri,
JIr. and \I N. i rcdl I, Cook hoeing the a',,d \Irs, S. Cttnlititi and brother, \f %.
I.\ rein(' Sewers
Easter 11
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PHONE 158.
BLYTH, ONTARIO.
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Mrs. Vin. \! c•Lean ..
Nit's Gtnni:'ghrmt
NIr NI. 11(1ltz:latter _........
NIrs C. Schans .... . . ..
\Ir ;utd Mrs ti in Inert•
NI rs .\, lIrigliain --
\Ir and Ni l's F. T3 rental!
\ir and NIrs 11. 1lerrin,,;tom
\lis, \I, NId(.nnell .. . .
\h. Ti -\ Sanderson .
\I r ;old \I is C bar).', Salter
NIrs 11. hall
\( l's R. \\'i',11tt:1an
\Ir ;ir;1d NIrs 11 (;raw
\\';u• .\I:s Tare _
NI r and NI rs t iltts 1 n
NIrs I. \'w'alsh
NI is, NI ;Irwin.; 1lirons
\I r and Mrs S. ('re;ghton
\ir O. E. AmoiL tine .
MT, 1.:11,r Iic•f(mn
JIr and NIrs Il, Nle.\rtcr
\ir and NIrs Cr. Augustine
Miss Elizabeth NI ill, .. _.
Nit's Jf, \\'illiat,ts -..
\Ir and NIrs \\', Gibson .
\Ir and Mrs Sillib _......
\Ir and NIrs (1rorgc Mains
THE ROYAL COMMISSION
ON EDUCATION
which has been appointed to enquire into and report
upon the system of education in Ontario will hold its
first sessions in the Senate Chamber of the University
of Toronto at 10 a.m. and at 2 p.m. on April 11, and on
April 12, 1945, under the Chairmanship of the I -Ion, Mr•
Justice J. A. Hope.
Preliminary consideration will be given to such
written submissions as are presented on or before
April 10. Briefs submitted after that date will be con-
sidered at subsequent sessions of the Commission.
All organizations interested in any of the problems
related to public education are invited to submit briefs to
R. IV. B. Jackson, Secretary,
Royal (ornmi,siou on liehi ation,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
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PHONE B1.YTiI, ONT..
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
FRESEI EVE P'.Y DAY
Everything Homemade
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r ::w 100,03;TH SORTIE
On the 7111 of March the 83rd Group
of the R.A.F. 2nd Tactical air Force \r �'-
flew its 11(1,0)01th sortie since 1) -Day \I r. and \f l's, \\'illiaut \lorrill, and
(11th June). The Spit tires, lruitptests Janice. visite,) with friend. I:iple\'
and Typhoons of this Group have de- ;on Sunday,