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VOLUME 55 - NO. 35.
WEDDINGS
McGill • Bryer
LYTH STANDAR
BLY'1H, ONTARIO, WE1)NESi)AY, APRIL 18, 1915. Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2,00 in the U.S.A.
Victory Loan Canvassers W.O.A.A. Hold Summer
In Surrounding Districts Organization Meeting
In a lovely sett:ng o. ;111 white flow -
Victory Loan headquarters at Gode• A meeting of the \\'.O.A..\. was
ers, Calla !.fillies, Snapdragons, and rich announce the follo\ving set -tip in held iu tine CI'.\\ studio on Thursday
ferns, at Chi..•( Church, \limico on Myth and surrounding territories in the
evening, :1pri1 12th. :1 very rePrt•�cn-
Satnrday, April 1.1, Mary Irene, (laugh- 'forthcoming Eighth Victory Loan.
ter of Nit's. Ili ti of \limico, and the l I..ast \\'a\vanosh 'Township -Chair- ltatiy' gathering \vas 011 hand turd was
Raymond Red. ,called to order under the c1airon:ulsliip
late 11 r. Newman Payer, became the n1:11, John S. Scott;
bride of Corporal Edward (1 \V, \Ice;ill, mond. Adapt Robertson, Charles C0111 -of Jury Gregg. :1 lengthy discussionson of Mr. and Mrs. Junes A. McGill, tes, Alex llcllurney, J. 1). Beecroft, ),took place reg.uding the advisability of
forming baseball and softball leagues.
of Clinton, Ontario. Town of wingliam--C'hairm:tn, Drank
N. 1lu\yson Football and lacrosse were also men -
Rev, r. Dewtn
, peifured the, R. 11, Lloyd, Charles Roo -
double ring ceremony for \vlich the erns, 1. Davidson, Fred Spry, Secre.tioned as possibilities. It was finally
decided to font a midget baseball
bridal tort t:c way played by the organ- lar),
ist of the l'lu:rrh. \liss Kathleen 11 c- ; league, and owing to the fact •that the
',russets-.C'hairtnan, Robert Bow. smaller coiunnmitics might have diffi-
Gill, of CJintcn, was soloist, singing, "1 man, Roy Cousins, L„ Milburn, R. W. •silty in getting enough players, it was
'love you Truly." Kennedy. 'decided to raise the age limit to 19
Coven in nla,rriage by her brother, ;
lona-Chairman, L. IWhom, Jack years.
,'\ir. Newman pryer, of North Bay, the Watson, R. Il Philp, 1Icrb. 11cElroy,
bride was charming in her hung prii.cess Public Relations, Norman Garrett, K. A girls softball league was then dis-
gown of Ivory Faille, made with sweet-11'hitntorc, cussed in sonic detail, and it was fin -
heart net Hine of cut work enthroider y all decided that such league he
and peptics, The heirloom veil was j (:Tinton -A, J, 1ieMurray, Chairman ally;t
A. :\I. Knight, George Jefferson, formed. As some of the older men
held in place by a tiara of pearls and
orange blossom:, and she carried crint_ 1 SALESMEN thought they were being left out of all
the sport, a men's softball league came
son roses. I•.ast \1'awanosh - Frank Campbell, into being. An entry fee of $.5,1)11 for
1'he bride,lraids, \iiss Jean Johttsoi, I. S. Scott, Frank Thompson,each classification was decided on, Ali
and \liss AIlis(,) Merry, both of \lint \Vingia,n-J J. Fryfugle, M. Mc- details are to he left in the hand, of
leo, wore identical frocks of pale blue Phail, 11. V, Pyo. the several groups which will be sel-
ta(feta with silk net over drapery, \)orris Township - Lyle Hopper,' ected by the executive, and which wilt
small flower Lars, and carried pastel ?Ienui hacksou, Cecil \Vheeler, assemble at the call of the group eon-
Wililn;rr `Yorkers Meet,Lions Enjoy Supper fleeting E. Wilwanosh l(orum Spon -
The \\lining \\'orker, of the 9th line In 'rhe Memorial Hall sur EniO\'ahle And Pro -
Morris held their regular quilting at The Ilkth Lion, held th,•ir regular lltill)lc Eveningthe hunts of \liss Edna \IcDuilald I,I,I tweeting in the \lenlorcll Hall un 'Tn,'• \u. III I:;t,t \\'anvanrl ] arm Forum
\\'I'dllesda\•, \Call 8 members prt'se11!.'(1; 11' night, with an attendance „f .) In'lliIrr, our lint, :,1 ;1 Moot en)oyahle
'1'w" Milli; "'ere 'Hilted alter which It was ;t odendid electing, and a great al„( i,:,,111;11,1t cl•cllinyt licit in the
lunch was ser\ed. The meeting cl t t d ,Ica) \ca, added to the el))\ I)cl t , f \Ieniurl,,l Hall un \I,niday, \\hn a
by repeating the Lord's Prayer, The IIIc ev,•niI i,y the Presence of \Ir,, lLcgv rr,,wd i,;'rr,4 ting i:,• entire
ilex( nlc.ling i, to he held at the buil(' (;crai l Mrr,,, a, accompani-t. \Iu,ic ,urrunu,hnl, dHrict ' '''c village
of \Irs, lul nllt-u` April 25th. i, very e,>cntrll at these meetin.:... Here prc.ent `ur a full c\cninr of eu-
Lion Tamer Stan. Sil,thurin• i-' l the j„\nisch an,l iu,Uttction.
C011lllrlllllty Service rllo lie n'eting .may to a gond start With the I \I r, N rul{In Radford. President of
Held On VE-D1iy .hearty .ingin:( of several good until- the o,a,1 \\;I\\,,nu.11 i (iiI tti',rl of Ag -
:1 nutting (;f the \'I: Day connuitte,' her,. .\ notable inll,lo\ellieml 111 nhe ricultnrc, welcomed the gathering witli
was held in the \Icnlort,1 hall oft `l) giu.g \\;u ivi,ictlt. The Linn, arc ;t fel tilnelc Iemark,. \ir. Raditrrd
\lunday eyen:ag, \\'hen arrangenl,'t t. gradually getting their \oc,,1 cord, un- ,;lid he believed the Forumshould be
\vcrc Made far a ,nitahlc observance tangled. After •I';til Toi'tcr George chi r:ttultcd for it's contributions,
of the cessat�,n of hostilities ill km- tato You fora li ekcl or a dime a few made to pat Id'.tic purposes over the
opt., when,:\ver that lila) come. t,me, for no. heartily ),rllllllL! in till' P;I,t few year,. The proceed, it all
It was agreed that a (0111111111,• 1(\' Isitll;lllg, you s• „Il learn t,) ,ing out. •I11('ctltig, such a, that hell Nlnttday
• church service should be held in the ' 1 I t ,ul •,lt I )In. s11, alae 1,1 the ,I,I ficnity ;night, find (buil way into paIriutie
1 lleinuri;tl 1hilt on the day Victory is some of tilt member, had enrounterc,l'cha el:. Ile 01,o tot,.:,.: ••'• the mealinl-
In trying to 1 «wide the meal f,,l• toe
declared, Should 1111(' 1 ('ICs come priort portant' of the wand,. fi\' drive being
to 8 :I.nl•, thi, service will he held at 1I tneetinL, hot e'It1 ill" hell) of se veral;sponsored by the County Federation.
o'clock: 111 the morning. If it conic 11- „f the I;Idles till dills ldl\' 1\;t, „Cel'- The i,r, g1;la , 1n'lled \1'llh ;l r('eIt;l-
ter that hum., it will he held at 8 n'cl, el ;come, \vitll toe result that ever%one tion by i1, ,\. \lel�enzie, f„ll„wed he
in the evening, :\ united chair of all late like Lions. and roast beef, bro\\n a duct by \li,s(, Irina and \larjorie
churches will lead the singing, anti .1 gravy, and plashed potatoes, dkappear-' \\'art, with Mrs. \Valt acconlpanyil },'.
parade of veterans, scouts, cubs, al,,!'id like Illy;.ie, 1l„Ih numuber, (vcrc Weil presented,
school children will firm at the school president Don called tot several ;.11•11 lo artily :11(1Jatl,1e1,
,and proceed to the hall for the service. committee chairtnei. for reports. lion Nev. .\• Nil.'ulu, of \Vingh:lnl, w•ai
nosegays. •Arrari,'ement for the oiler of service Del, Phil) re .ute.1 that arr;tn tnient: prt'sent, and car, ;( stirring address on
brussels -Robert Bowman, Robert \'error, >, ;
1 I g'
\I r, Robert 1, Henry, of Illyth, vas I11'arwicl was left in the hands of Rev. A• Sin- for the Charter Night meeting, may ''behalf of the forth -coining victory
groomsman, The tt.,hers were NIr.I I;lyth-Gordon Augustine, Ray llol)_ \lcssrs, C;. R. Aiigusline and Fr;ll: ,stair, bird, were n'c;l in hand, and all sigusll•o,nl. \I r. Ninuno Proved a very
Jantcs E. \Ice;ill 11.:1„ of 1\'in(Isor,' Tyreman represented the Myth Lions In view of the fart that the war with 'pointed to a u:ost snre,sfui evening. turr,'itil speaker, and being until re,
and Corporal \V, E. Itryer, of 'Trenton. I'yn. -.
at the meeting. lagan will atilt be in Progress, it \vas 1.1,,I1 (;surge \Ie,\all reported on the e, Wily a pad-: it the RC:\1'., 1e, spoke
Following the ceremony a reception
Mullet 'I'no1 hip -John Armstrong, felt that any elaborate celebration "Deacon Duhb," show, and all ar- with auth,nily , 11 1i"ubject. Ile just
was held at the family residence at 67 hill Dale, hill Jewitt. V i
Station Road, \limico, \lis• Liver Clinton -A. J. 'lcNlnrray, Hugh
cht:se for her daughters \vedding at Rorke, Gordon Scribbins.
street length gown of (aconite crepe --v--
in romance blue, \vith corsage of pink
carnations. The groout's mother wore CONGRATULATIONS
a gotvii of black faille with gold trip) ('ongratulations to Miss Ilettie Cantp-
at.d a nosegay corsage of sweetheart bell of Toronto, who celebrates her
roses, birthday on Thursday, April 19th.
For travelling the bride wore a dress-
maker suit of powder blue English '
gabardine, with lop coat and accessor-
ies of navy.
(;nests were present from North
I3ay, Kingston, London, 11'indsur, Ham-
ilton Cliatot. and Myth,
V .
I-Iuron County Eighth
Victory Loan Quotas
District Quota
Ashfield Town, hip 112,51)0
\Vawanosh \Vest 7.1,001)
Colborne 'Township 71,000
Goderich Town 459,0410
\\'awanu,h F a:,t 7.1,010
\\'inghanl , 200,501
Turnbcrry 'Tiw'tship 82,(1011
Ilowick Township 239,(1(11)
\I orris'1'ownship 101,500
Grey Township 127,50:)
Brussels 70,500
Illyth , ....... 49,000
'J'uckcrsmith Tow nsllip .. 108,601
i\ItKilIo, 'I'ownslip ._.............. 108,F0)
Mullett 'Township . 108,,500
Seaforth . 17.1,111)1)
Stanley Township 110,000
Goderich 'l'cwitship ... , . 91,500
1lensall & I lay East 108,50')
Zurich & flay West 97,500
Lisburne Township _......_ 108,010
Exeter . ..................... 159,5 )0
Stephen East . . 7400:1
Stephen West 71,010
Clinton , ... 189,5`10
$3,175,000 I
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MISSION BAND SPRING
THANK -OFFERING MEETING
The \lission (land of Loving Ser-
vice will hold their spring Thank -Of-
fering en Sunday, April 22, during the
nmori ing Church service. Special num-
bers will he given by members of the
Baud, and a choir composed of Mis-
sion bland members will be on hand.
The loose collection goes to aid the
work of the children. Rev, A, Sinclair
gives the address.
Projection Machine Avail- •
able To Organizations
'l'hc filar projection machine operated
by Huron County Federation of Agri-
culture and serviced by National Film
Board of Canada, is available to any
organization within the Comity.
Showings may be arranged by con-
tacting Mr. IIarvey Johnston, R.R. No.
2, 131yth, who operates the machine, or
W. V. Roy, Secretary, County Federa-
tion, Londcsboro, Ontario.
UNDERWENT OPERATION
Mrs. Stanley Sibthorpe underwent an
operatiol. inn the \Viughant hospital on
tlouday morning, and we are glad to
report her condition as quite favottr-
rble,
3
CHANGE OF MEETING DATE FOR
LONDESBORO RED CROSS
The Londesboro Red Cross will hold
their regular meeting on Tuesday, May
1st, instead of Thursday, May 3rd, A
t:r,t ' nt•i: tiara wil: be served.
((:sold be out of Place. rat gentents for the evening had berill recently tool, 0\cr Ili, charge a, min -
V r,n111leI d. Advance ticket sellntg had i Ice ui rile Presbyterian church at
been \•cry sato factory, wilt' over 31111 \Vinghanl.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT tickets having been sultl, \1r. Carmen ut-HIlns, cheese maker
\Ir, and \Irs. ,lames Rndell wish to 1n,herty reported on the for the Illy ill Co -Operative \ya, then
announce the birth of their daughter, I.iun l;ar'1 Introd11lT,1 to the audience, and after
on \Ve esd;tl•, h grit Ilth, 19.15, at boys and girl, work, stating that it.,1 few \v r11,, Nit.. Hudgins turned the
North Turk Couto. Iloslitat, New \vas hoped 10 sponsor spnros lir the
meeting over to \I r. Cl,n'k 13odgils, of
buys and girls durit g the stunulcr, and
1larkcl, , London, 11110 \vas Present (vitt' his
also to furnish 0 town league for the moving picture machine, and he show -
r' 1 . r older nun, \v 0\vishcd to it ty. I Ie .
askedLion (;ofd, :\Ilgllfllllt' to report
first a vc,•y ;utilising filth Ill two
reels on chitin life, depicting many in•
on the alerting held ;t \\'inghaiti 1y Ierestine trait, of wild animals life.
the \Vestcrn ()uta rib Athletic :\,socia \Ir. ilodgit.. li')trc en(ed the Diverso
11011 last \\')'CIC. Lion (Iil'd. infor111et1 t:orpor;lti,tn of 'J'oront,o, and also show -
the incetil g that the Association w.I>
CO a very timely filet on the care and
- planting 0 very active Program both in preparation of preparing mill: for the
= softball and hardball, with the hove
I I ' ' 'I ' '1 b
Hydro Rural Wartime Extensions
With labour and metals drained by war, an unavoidable
limit is placed on the number of new rural Hydro services
that can be installed in 1945. Nevertheless, your Hydro is
extending essential rural services to the absolute limit of
labour and materials available.
About 8000 applications, made and approved durilig 1944,
still await service, and many have since beer) added. These
will be connected as soon as possible. It will take all the man-
power, materials and effort that Hydro can command to
bring service to these applicants in 1945. Those requesting
service along existing power links may, in some cases, be
connected before prior applicants who require lengthy ex-
tensions. We regret that many approved applications may
not be completed before 1946.
In 1944 your Hydro constructed about 100 miles of
new rural lines, and added 9776 new customers.
With some 1200 Hydro employees in the armed services or
on loan to the government for technical work, along with
the shortage of many materials critical to war needs, your
Hydro has done and is doing everything possible to extend
electricity to essential services. lf your turn seems slow in
corning, please consider the wartime conditions under which
your Commission labours, and be assured that it is doing ev-
erything possible to serve you with the utmost speed.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COM1IISSION
OF ONTARIO.
• that all town; would place entries.
Lion Frani: "I'yrenlan also reported
briefly on the sane matter.
Cheese factory NH., Hudgins also gave,
a lengthy discourse on the subject, stat-
ing the ncce,sity of cicatllit.cs' in con-
nection •vitt' the manufacture of cheese,
Lion Rachid Phillips reported on the Ili. addr:•„ wa- listened to very atten-
\'I?• Day progress: Previously the 110o- tivcly by all present.
ter had been discussed at at Executive The gathering enjoyed a few hours
meeting, and lion Harold was asked of dancing at the col elusion of the pro.
to contaa members of the \'I•: -day ,grant to the nlcsic of \Vilhet•'s ()rcles-
conntnittee. :\ tweeting had leen held tra, and the la lies served refreshments,
\londay night, and satisfactory ar-
rangements had leen ,Wade. President
Don. expressed the feelings of the Club 1'Iissio11 13alld 11Ieeting
when lie said tht Lions would he glad
to assist in any \vay in a fitting \'I?- Thr \li„ire bland if Loving Service.
I )ay service, I held their regular monthly meeting o:
Lions (fill \1'alsun and Keri, \Vhit. Saturday, April 14, with 40 in attend -
wore were called un by Lion Tamer .ince, After some handwork, the
children ope,o 1 the meeting by all
repeating the NIember's Purpose.
short tall: followed int "Peace" then
all rose asil ,toad silo tly at attention
f n• a brief time, respecting the mem-
or\• of the gl cat 1'rti hlent l:oosevelt,
!Niro Falcon:r hail charge of the \\'or -
'ship Period, Barbara h' iliatrick read
;the Scripture and Jack Tyrenlan and
Stan. to render a duet, the title of which
could be of lies own choosing. 'These
Iwo well -ted Lions really "rendered"
the cowboy song, "Home On the
Range." lilac ,only thing they lacked
was a bit of yodling, cuwhoy hats, and
a Pony, and they could have set sail
for west. They did think of singing
"Dot.'( Fence \Ie, in," but decided it
would take too much fence wire to do
the job,
President Don. spoke briefly on the
Pas: ing of President Roosevelt, and
expressed the tIC11• that as this ‘vas alt
International utganization, the Club
should observe a minute's silo cc.
:\ vote of a!)nreciation to the ladies,
and to NH's. Harris, was heartily en-
dorsed.
Lion limner Stan. led the gathering
hilly Foster received the offering. Mrs.
h' irkhy, the Presbyterial Secretary,
\visited the meeting. and told some in-
teresting fact, atr.d stories. The Birth-
day Sot g \\•a: sling for four members.
The, minutes t f the \larch tweeting
were read and approved. Marguerite
Hall, the Corresponding Secretary, re-
ceived at leiter of thanks for the fix
of \lis,iin Band Valentines, The
smaller children were given a box of
!caws to Plant, the value of the r e\v-
in the closing sung, and the lions Roar, grown leans to he returned in the fall
yr to the \lission bland, as talent money.
Alta distribution of \Vorld Friends
1111 11 Comity Loan Ol)�CC- (1e, meeting closed by all singit g the
I Lives Increased By $195,000 Benediction, "Father of all little chill.
Over four months have elapsed since reit,
the "Huron County" Committee wound
up the Seventh successful campaign.
During the last four months, the United CITIZEN COMPLAINS ABOUT
nations have covered Many miles along; DOGS DESTROYING GARDENS
1 tie Road to Victory and the end in
I':uroPe seems to he in sight. These The tit at da, 1 has received a com-
plaint from a citizens, with the request
military successes have been arcimpattt that we Publish the fact that dogs are
led by tragedy in the form of length -
making )isms Ives a real nuisance in
cuing lists of Canadian casualties of the village gardens. It is a fact that
\\'hirll we `111)111d not he, unmindful in
(dogs can dost:•oy, and render useless,
- entering what may well prove to be the ;
peak is
;much of the garden products that chi-
.
Victory Loan Campaign. Since I zros work so hard to produce, For
"D" Day our war expenditures have hcnctiil of ,log o\vr.ers we offer the
rise( to a newhtli'll It tti t�i;tile sliggCslr011 that it 11114;11 hp Possible 10
fit necessary for the 1liniatcr of Fin kei,p a cluaer watch on "Filth."
air's to appeal to 1110 people for greater This, of course, is not a matter for
support than es er before an(i, as you The Stant:•ir 1 to dictate ou, and any
doubtless know, the objective for this further conipl-inti: should he han:ed to
11.0.11 has been increased $195,11111. ,,the prop;r authorities,
HORIZONTAL
1, 4 Chairman
of U. S.
House
Foreign
Affair.; TNG
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Committee,
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16 Allow. T.R 41PIEIR
18 Solely, EFA7T!S /4Tp
19 24 hour. -RT /1131874
21 Prevent. 5-1\l- E E PS D
23 Sip. SIT '0 Al3
24 Preposition,
25 Obtain, 51 Expire.
27 More recent. 52 Article,
29 Exclamation' 54 Founded,
30 Scion,
32 Send in.
payment,
34 Pain.
36 Women. (abbr.),
38 Elongated fish 59 Hurried.
40 Roman 61 12 months
emperor. (pl.).
91 Music note. 63 Indistinct.
43 Humor. 65 Cravats.
95 Relaxation, 67 Cracks,
47 Obstruct,
49 Golf device.
56 Insect.
58 North
America
1 Sing alone.
2 Conjunction.
3 Boy.
5 Music note.
6 Unusual. 1
7 Sign.
8 Headdress.
.10 Behold!
11 Print
69 Italian measures.
monetary unit 12 Clew.
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typhoid.
15 1) 1:..'.
17 Chinine:,•.
20 Day before
today,
22 Aldii again.
26 Pedal cilgit.
28 One who rides
31 Dorn.
33 Weary.
35 Fresh,
37 Dyestuff.
39 Ignited,
42 Makes. easier,
44 Beverage,
46 Taunted,
48 Resources,
50 Finish,
52 Skills,
53 Brad.
55 Pull.
57 Until. '
60 New (prefix),
62 Health resort.
64 'Aly (Italian).
66 Therofore,
68 Samarium
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70 Registered
nurse (abbr.).
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
A BEAUTIFUL ACT, BUT IT MIGHT INTEREST 'YOU
70 kNOw 'THAT YOU I -LVE NEVER VET SNORED
WHEN "Cu WERE REALLY ASLEEP! I'M NOT GO*
IMG 10 TELL: 'CU AGAIN THAT I DON'T WANT
ANY MORE OF THIS &IS:NESS OF TURNING
YOUR. RADIO REAL LOW AND LISTENING TO
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LATE PROGRAMS! THE RULE IS
LIGHTS OuT—AND RADIOS
'TEN-
TH:RIX,
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111
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WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY
'DISAPPEARANCE
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By GLUYAS 1,".1.L'i;o1S
SETS TO WORK V COMPLETE NEEDS TO CONSULT In LIST OP DE.
1 Hl INCOME: TAX RETURN WITH ALL. DUCTIONS% THOUCIHT IT WAS ON TOP
f Af-1...R.!,? LAID C.JT NEATLY BUT HAS TO GO THROUGH PILE OF
PAPERS TO FIND IT
IN DOING SO, BURIES HIT
INSTRUCTION SIIE.P-T
FINDS FEN,BUT INSTRUCTION
SHEET VANISHES' AGAIN
THE SPORTING THING
"Junior! It's "Baa -a"! Not
BLAB!"
AFTER, LONG SEARCH FINDS.
:NSTRuCTION SHEET, eur PZM
DISAPPEARS AMONG PAPERS'
AT LONG LAST ID ALL SET WITH
INSTRUCTION SHEET, PEN, AND
LIST OF DEDUCTIONS, I31./TCAN'T
FIND INCOME TAX f3LANK irsaLF
POPSY by6LADYS PARKER
THESE HIKES ARE A BREEZE FOR ME,
I U5ED TO WALK HOME FROM A
OF DATES/
On the Home Front
By C. Kessler
WORVIKIG OVERTIM5 AGAIN,
c14? AND M-)ENJ YOu
6tT A dila 'OX
IN YOUR OFFICE??
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SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
COPP. 1943 NY NEA £CPVICE, UC. T, M. PM U. 5+ PAT, OF.
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"I made these sergeant stripes for Sonncy's uniform while he's
been sleeping -1 thought it would be a nice way for him
to please his captain!"
THIS ARMY
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Amy ite•tpoptrI Il Cr6rel tcpwryht
REG'LAR FELLERS—One Man Bucket Brigade
EMPTY 'TM WASTE EiAsHeT4
FILL THE. INKWELLS --
GET BUSYWHAT DO YOU
r, THINK I'M PAYING YOU FOR.?
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(173 NO USE, )UGAN, YOU'LL
NEVER. BE. AN orrice. BOY
\, YOU'RE FIRED!
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"These destructful Germans again I presume!"
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MUTT AND JEFF— AF A Progapanda Shooter Jeff Has It All Over liitler's Tonsil Twisters By BUD FI3T1ER
SrMuTT, IS VBIRD? DON'T
PROPAGANDA YOU kNowW"T
SOME KIND PROPGANDji
OP A BIRD?,
WIAY IT'S ER•
PROPAGANDA
WELL IT'S • ' •
THEY USC it IN WAR! PLAHEV
FLy ov ER ENEMY LINES AND
DROP LEAFLETS TELLiNGTHEM
DIFFERENT THINGS! • • IT'S TO
SPREAD IDEAS SO THEY'LL.
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POP—Pop Sees Self from New Angle
WHAT'S HE DOING
WITI-4 TWAT ,
• MIRROR ? (ii,411`11
I -IP WANTS TO KINJOWffr
IF HE GAN 51-11INE
YOUR SOOTS/
By J. MILLAR WATT
4-•
1' OOI) AGREEMENT SIGNED
All t..e bacon, heel and eggs slut Canada can supply will be provided
Grcat Britain in 19.10 by an agreement signed in Ottawa by f -Ion.
James G. Gardiner (left), Dominion Minister of Agriculture, and
Col. the I -fon. j H. Llewellin, British Miuister of hood.
'SEA MULE' ON THE RHINE
First one to be launched on the Rhine liver, the "sea mule" in
the photo above was backed into the water off a trailer on which
it was transported 'cross-country, The "mule" was used by Allie';
to tow tugs and haul heavy engineering supplies.
'SIDEWALK SUPERINTENDENTS,' GERMANY
Road -block in the photo above, composed of a heavy log frame
filled with earth and rubble, looks like a tough nut to crack, but
one of our bulldozers goes smashing right through if. Everyone
likes to watch a building excavation, Here youngsters of Fishbach,
Germany, gawp at demonstration of allied power.
SECRET COMMAND
Commodore Worral R. Carter,
USN, above, of Norfolk, Va., heads
hitherto unmentioned Service
Squadron 10, floating miracle of
supply which serviced the Okinawa
invasion, Consisitlitg of hundreds
of ships — ammunition, repair,
floating drydocks, oilers, water
tankers and thousands .of .me-
chanics—Squadron 10 follows the
fleet, eliminates necessity of fixed
land bases,
SPORTS COACHING PROGRAM PROVES POPULAR
Actorued a very definite stamp of approval by ave. G0,000 Canadian yuuth from coast to coast, "Sports
College", a Y,M,C.A, and CBC jointly sponsored project offering free athletic direction and physical
fitness instruction, gives Canada the distinction of having the largest organization of its kind in the
world. The idea, horn in the mind of a teen age Canadian boy athlete 14 years ago and kept alive dis-
pite discouragement came to a satisfying fruition in the recent Nation-wide contest when over 34,000
entries shattered all previous progrrnn response records. This boy, once called, "Canada's Most Ver-
satile Athlete",, is Lloyd Percival, now Head Coach of, "Sports College", and whose greeting, "Hello
Fellows" . . • is heard over a network of 36 stations every Saturday. The weekly gathering for coach-
ing instructions is only one phase of the project. When a boy writes to "Sports College," Box 99,
Toronto, for his free membership card and a handsome sweater crest he immediately becomes eligible
for any or all of a constantly growing library of booklets and bulletins on physical conditioning and
diet ,and a "how to play" series covering all popular Canadian games and sports events, sent free
upon request. Seated around the table microphones are, left to right, Bill Bessey, announcer; Head
Coach Lloyd Percival; Keith Cruickshank the winnner and Bob Leadingham, of Indian Head, Sask.,
the runner-up in the recent "College" contest. During their stay in Toronto they were guests on the
regular Saturday, "Sports College," broadcast.
HOLDING US DOWN TO EARTH
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Strasbourg.
Mannheim R . •Erlangen`s,,.,
ofor� Fucrth a %;
ROTHANDURC4 •Nucntbcrg •Amber
Heidelberg o `� sr;,;
Ansboch m,;:!
oCRAILSHEIM
Heilbronn 'DINKEl.SI3UEHL Regensburg
.{!arlsruhe
y Pforzheim 4 Eichstalt
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BRENNER PASSI
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BERCHTESGADEN,'a
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Linz
Elite troops
Concentrating
in stronghold
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BERCAMO .
Map above shows Bavarian Alps area of southern Germany where top Nazi leaders expect to hold
out, according to their secret "Plan K," uncovered by noted author Curt Riess in a daring trip into
Unoccupied Germany, He reports that 100,000 picked troops are already in the Reduit. Nazi big shots,
according to Riess, have already moved into the hideaways indicated on map. The escape plan is said
to be of long standing, but decision to put it into operation,wtih a zero hour set, was made at a meet-
ing of Hitler, Himmler and Welirmacht generals at Berchtesgaden on March 20.
RIDE 'EM, DOUGHBOY!
With shells bursting only a few miles away, irrespressible Yanks
of the 28th Division, First Army, staged a rodeo on the banks
the Rhine, near Karlich, Germany.
YES, IT'S TOUGH MONTH, ADOLF
APRIL
FRI. FRi. FRI. FRI. FRI, FRi, FRI,
13 13 13 13 13 13 13
13 13 13 13 13 13 1?
13 13 13 13 13 13 13
13 13 13 13 13 13 13
13 13
THERE'S only ole Friday the
13th in April for you, but
think of poor Adolf—every day
is Friday the 13th for hint, not
only in April but front no en.
of
BAD NEWS
HE GOT IT
Soviet Foreign Commissar Vlach.
eslav M. Molotov, upper photo,
gave the Japs their long -feared bad
news when he read to Japanese
Ambassador Notaki Sako, lower
photo, his country's denunciation
of the five-year Russo-Japanese
neutrality pact, blasting the Jana
for aiding Germany, Russia's en-
emy. , Significant phrase: "The
pact . , . has lost its meaning.”
EXTRA FUSSY coffee
lovers go wild about Max.
well I-iouse. Available at
your grocer's in an All Pur.
pose Grind that suits any
type of coffee maker. It's
superb coffee.
You Will Enjoy Staying At
The ST. REGIS HOTEL
FOHON4'O
• Every nouw gl1h tint h, Shun.
er and l'elephone,
• Sing -le, $e.50 up—
Double, pi:t.ab up.
• (kind Piaui, Dining and Dane -
Ing Nightly.
Sherbourne at Carlton
Tel, RA. 4133
liching Scalp —
Loose Dundrufl
Try This Home Treatment
For Quick Ease and Comfort
Isere is a clean poR ei tiJ peii?tint-
ing oil that brings .pe, dy relief
from the Itching torture and die -
comfort.
Don't dig with fingernails, that
only serves to spread the trouble.
Just use equal parts of uuone'a
Emerald Oil and olive oil. Apply
gently with the fingertips once a
stay and shampoo every fourth day.
You'll find this tieauucnt nut unly
soothes the itching and tot lure but
helps promote more rapid healing—
loose ]lusting dnndrult becomes a
thing of the part.
You ran obtain 1•:u:rr,,ild Oil In
tho original bottle at any modern
drug store.
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PAGE 4. THE STANDARD
, r !': , r e • t • t , d 1 , , 1i' ICtCKKXW p:KVOCIM I Win. Walden.
Ell• ) and Audrey \Vaal, of
iott insurance Agency Illrn,all, ,pent �Inl!,1, until \I ull
BLYTII -- ONT. ' 1,..\. I':. \\..,1,11.
\I r. anal \I r,. \ental 1,r,\ ell and
. g rhiltlrrn acre 1.011(1011 Sun-
day.
INSURE NO'Y ANI) BE ASSURED. ale ►':1\1•11 T:1\Ill!' and 1.111(le
Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident.
\\c:'e 1. u'lon• ti,;tur, Int. \\1 I"
J. II, R. Elliott. Gordon Elliott §i The \\ ealitd ; Voting People stet ;tt
Office Phone 104, Residence Phone 12 or 140,
.\thorn tui It Cie .\uhuln V. 1'. oil I ri
';r "COURTESY AND SERVICE" Jo dad r\cuin) , The Program \1a • Viten
Ilil1i1)1)*D'ii91a171aNEsi2iiDl7tADM117171DilillaiD3tDOINNDINDID7aiNDINDIt NDINDIDpsalm I'y the \V' 11it ld Y. I'. 111e
Idial Activities \1ere spon•.,Ircd the
-
Auburn V, I'.
The \InnthlV meeting of the \\', \I.'
S. \1a, hcl I on \\ eilnc,da\ ;titer -1:o .11
with 17 present. The I lctolional I -r''
);ram \1va, prepared by \I r. • Chadic- 1
Smith who led the meeting. The inert
ing opened he singing "Iteneath the
Cross of esu,." 'rrillttn•c le -s 'n \'„t
G. R. AUGUSTINE
REPRESENTING
THE MONTREAL LII1E
"THE FRIENDLY COMPANY”
Associated with The Atlas Insurance
Company, London, England.
LIFE • PENSIONS • ANNUITIES
IIAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist in Farm and household
Sales,
Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties, Prices reasonable;
fiction guaranteed.
satin
For Information, etc., write or phos'
_ Harold Jackson, R.I. No. 4, Seatortk
WILLIAM H. IIIOItRITT Phone 14reu1.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Specializing in Farm and Ilonschold
Sales.
Licensed for the County of Huron.
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
For information, etc., write or phone
!\\'llliatu 11. Moffitt, phnne, Residence
3; Shop 4, Blyth. 4.4•tt.
WESTFIELD
\Iiss \lildre(' Thornton of I'itcheller,
i, spending tlt;> week \1•itll \I r. and
\I rs. Norman \Icl )owcll and other
friends.
r. and \I1,. Frani: 1l irhourn and
children of 1 lensall, were guests on
Sunday at the home of \l r, and Mrs,
-1 444
Until the Last Shot
Is fired .. .
There is no let-up for our fighting men
advancing along the bitter road to final
Victory.
Desperate vicious enemies stand between them
and their final objective -- unconditional surrender.
And, shots fired at the eleventh hour are just as
deadly as any other.
Just because Victory is in sight, we at home
cannot sit back and relax. We, like our soldiers,
must be in there pitching to the very end.
When the Victory Loan salesman calls, remem-
ber that our soldiers, sailors and airmen are de-
pending on your support -- until the last shot is
fire'?.
Invest in the Best --- Buy Victory Bonds.
Sponsored by
r `
Huron County National War Finance Committee.
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LISTEN TO ALL STAR
Broadcasts
CKNX
Wednesday, April 18th •- 8:0•'9.30 p.m.
Friday, April 20th -- 9.30.10.00 p.m.
Sunday, April 22nd -- 8.30-9.30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 25th -- 8.30-9.30 p.m.
Friday, April 27th -- 9.30-10.00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 2nd -- 8.30-9.30 p.m.
Friday, May 4th -- 9.30-10.00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 9th -- 330-9.30 p.m.
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Huron County National War Finance Committee.
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'i-'j.-°G•i'
read by \I r,. Ilam l'; nits
all l'enn.eraIIC,. Letter, of ;Ipprevia
ti 'n Illy iul.\r, rt•cri,ctl \1cre read Multi
nnl,ul h,Idhtr•, 11,111 \\ .1.1111111;111, Ita>•
\ Intent. dr, N1nnl;nl \Ir111\v(-11 and
\\'nuliilyd 1 ;ul,lllnll \rcrc appointed
dui( _,,Ile, to till' I'rc•h\ tet•Grl InCe!in;
t., lu' fuel 1 ;11 11111,!11! 1,11 \l;1rcll 3rt!.
I he Kt d Cross tic, rctary rcportcd 211
111:1;, l'll t: 1 and 8 pair sods,. It
\\.t, de,'" led 11;' to have a quilting in
\1.11. The:, I, ,I') on hand for future
l! (•ro, o I,rk. .\ speci,rl collet ti, n
\t II he tarsen 1;1 \la\' 11'r material ft r
\i i •,iorl,trt t tJ . The nn'ctiIlt
N\ 1111 the Iletctl
WAIS CON
I'oo late for last t\eel:1
r. and \I I s. Carson .\Ilcn have re -
no lied 1,4 tlp11 after spending the
I :t•t'r ta.ati 11 \1itil Icl;l'ivcr, and
oni SI. f i1•ud•
11' re.
11'cdnesday. Anvil 18,1915
• 1• /•.1: ••I ,•• ••, ,;• it ••• 1.1,•1 ••1 ,•• ••,1 • •: ,: ••• ,•1 ,•• ••. i. , l 4 i„•. 1.1 •: ••• ,4 ,, •• •;, •;1,� 4. •i l • 1 . •4 i • 1•l it i • ••• ••• 1•• I•• ••• ••• ••• 1••l
Edith Creighton's
PHONE 158.
Decorator's
Shop
11LY'1'I1, ONTARIO.
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11r pI r11, .d 11 I n I l,on•Itou avenin..
their ,( n, Berl;,' -I111
tui
,,in;.; in air opera
rcit•ed ,11111 th;ll
Luke III ;II-?.. I'ra�er w,1, offered I.t I \\ in. IlnnIpluic, •hent last ! lark Itcnnr!I t\a
\Ir,. Norman Niel tot\ell, \Ir,. 1. Smith. \1e ttit"; i1 r mother, \Ir,. I. I 1 It 111' Rion, o\cr.ca,
The Study ho,,b 11;1, I;I1e11 Int' \11'-. \CP, 1 e,llltllli", to lied thrl,llr111 illllt'ss.
\larvit \Irl) -,1111. The hu,inc 1..,t Mr, :1111 \Ir•, Ilencert •I•rati, have`' PRCPElel'Y CHANGES
completed by the prc•idellt, \Ir,. \\Hi. returned from London ;old stili make \I r. Ile; hlrl Mester lot, ,old
c\'fibs. Re,l o11-ive resoling t'.;1- i 1: r hotly herr „here \Ir. Travis \t•;II
property on I la.lnilton
read from Ic\'alation, 21, 1 \I r,. 11; er;,11' tic t-0 piling 111111.
1. I.. \Icl)owell gave a ,Illy -did palter I \Ir. an 1 \11,. \\'illiain Ite:utett re -
1 1 11 1., 1 I . .11.,., LI 14 .I ,1.1.1 !!4 I 1. 1 ..117 1, 1 41' ,. n. rail, I
hi,
avenue to NIT.
%Ir. 1 II I, ..ilt I!:I, Ilnrrha1,cd the
1; -11,1 11;'?u 1, -.II 11111e1l .,tree-, north.
\I;. IL I.. 1! 1, I :, pnreh,l cd the
1• 1 11', 1 1111,"1) 1111 (tterll
�u set, 11-1.1h, 1111 I,, u;lit•11 by Isaac
`Il • 1,
NI 1\1 I'e;u rlid'I o1 Toronto, lois
hn"rll \\'il,.n1. and NI r. and NIP, Iter- .11111 her 1 -.111', •Irl. 111 ILtnliltlln at•cnttc,
tel' 11111 shori!\' 111111'e it.to their ,other 1111 \I;, ;1-N;1 , 1 I \'.e\ Ion, lta1n,,
1., ,j11.4.1Y .I fl11 I.1d ,41 Ia... .i 1.aI -e�..o..pw.WP!fYta�--
O You have reason for just pride if
you have done alt you could do, on
the home front, to support the gallant
effort of our men in active service.
If you have denial yourself pleasures
and comforts to buy Victory Lends
... you, too, have played a part in
helping your country's war effort.
You have worked and saved and lent
your savings to your country. \''i:h-
Out this help from you , • , and from
millions of her citizens, your country
could not have maintained tic pro:::i•
rent place she now occupies among
the freedom -loving nations.
Canada has the use of your s.tti i ngs to
help to vain victory. (You will have
this money to use for your own
needs later.)
Perhaps you wish you could have
clone more. \';'ell, you will be asked
to do more. Alen who have corm
back will tell you that there is lots
to do yet. Canadians are on active
service, on the fighting fronts. More
money is needed to support their
effort.
You are asked to keep on working
and saving and you will be asked to
put more savings into Victory Ilonds.
They are the best investment any
Canadian can make; an investment
tat every Canadian should make.
9etfie14eG
VI CTO RY B ► N DS
8thVictoryLoan Opens April 23rd
NATIONAL WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE
8.28
a
cifricsla �, '�l>iri� 1g,19i
THE STANDARD
'i'Ite Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada
offers for hale
$1,350,000,000
Eighth
Dated
nlatilr
;Mil
BY LOAN
hearing interest (rola 1st May 1945, and offered in two
u choitr of IrhiOli is optional „'llh the purchaser, as follows: t
4 years and 6 tnottths
1:;<i% BONDS
DUE 1st NOVEMBER 1949
Non -callable to maturity
interest payable 1st May and i.lovctnhcr
Denominations
$1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $100,000
ISSUE PRICE: 100%
Its years ;iii i months
3% 13ON1)S
1)Uh 1st OCTG)13ER 1963
l':tllat,le in or alien Ise')
Intrrtsl p;l\'ahlr I'1 ;\I'ril anJ (eloper
Denominations
$ 511, fh 100, $500, $1,00\1, •;,5,00.), $10,000, $25,00.1, $100,000
ISSUE PR ICE: 100%
1 he proceeds of this loan still he used by the (;overnment to finance expenditures for war purpolles.
The lists will open on 23rd April, 19.5, and will close on or about 12th May, 1945.
Applications for these bonds may he made through any Victory Loan Salesman, any
Branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank, any authorized Savings Bank, Trust
or Loan Co,pany, from Nvhom copies of the official prospectus and
application form may he obtained.
Deportment of Fintntcc
COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE
to he hell on \lasso\'-Ilar,is Lot, l;lvtl1,
SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH
commencing at 2 11,NI.
Watch for full list next \wevh,
(. August ilt', Clerk,
\1'illi;In1 Nlorritt, :\u0linnr,•I, \VANTED
1I0u.thold help wanted in the country
fo' i111 'rulati )It apply at the Standard
Insulation saves NM with more coot- Office, phone 8'I, Ulyth, 35-1
April 1945
flirt summer and scouter, For a free FOR SALE
1•Iilnatc and tomos while our equipment Good red clover hay; also two calves,
i• in tl triCt, I,L''II& !11t•th 136, or write Apply to Uuuakl phone
km%lan,l C. Day, 5'I'hornton ave„ Lon- 11r12, Rlylh, 3-1-2
lots, Onuui'1, I'neunlalic Insulating
( n111pit11), 35-411.
BLOWN ROCKWOOL
11. b 111..1..1. 11 1, L. 1 is 1111,1 lit 11 1 i .1 .1 10 1
Clip this and mail it overseas --airmail today,
APPLICATIONS WANTED
APPLICATIONS for the position of
Junior and Relief Operator of the iilytll
,Municipal Telephone System will be
accepted up to April 21st.
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BOXY THEATRE
CLINTON.
NOW PLAYING; "Yellow Car
and "Gildcrsleevc's Ghost"
Mon., 'I'uv.'., Wed., Dual Features
.\ holiday it jive 111th 111'1111y
,,,111:I;111 ;11111 hi., 13;11/,1,
"SWEET AND LOW•DOWN"
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy,
Your i,rt'lluritr funny Hien are h0i,'
(gain ;mil trill Ii11,Io \0111 inun\-
h'•nr )with their ;11111'. in
"THE BIG NOISE"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard and
Paul Lukas
Do not miss this merry mystery
'"I'HE q'IOST BREAKERS"
y
COMING; A, J, Cronin's "KEYS
OF 'i'I'IE KINGDOM", For obi,
picture thi: first show will commence
al 7 p.ni., April 30, May 1 and 2.
Matinees Sat. & Holidays at 2.30 ,,m, Mat., Wed., Sal,, 1101ulays 2,30 Inn IN/liable...1, it & Holidays at 2.30 p,nl,
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PAGE 5.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODERICH,
NOW ',MY 1'A1. WOLF" slarriug
Sltaryn Moffatt.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Gene 'I'icrnay, Dana Andrews and
Cliftun Webb
I'I' Irl ti.. I!Ir •l�'rt ..i ;I I„i, I!,.,!
Ll;.un' ., ',\ ,;Ica;'• :m• ' fr:r.lnl
"I.AUItA"
RECENT EN'1' '1'If-EATRE
SEAFORTi !.
OW: "Wini and a Prayer"
ata'i+tut 1).111 Atm:clic
Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday
Carmen Miiiulda, 1)111 Amechc and
William Bcndix
!+' I 'II11'1`1.',Ii \\1111 ,1
"GR EENWICII VILLAGE"
'I'imisday, friday, Saturday
'1'hursda) , Friday, Saturday
Charles LaLglIton, GI•;Ic R;ynlnnd 1)t I)roihy Lamour, Bob (lope and
and Georg, Raft ( Ifni; Crosby
,,•I ! 1'
a i, :lir' ;',I'I.1 1 \\,'.1.1
iit
"IF 1 HAi) A MILLION"
101, ,1111
'1,11 ..t 1'r,l,u
"TILE ROAD TO SINGAPORE"
COMING: Jran u1ntainl. in. COMING: "Irish Eyes Are Smii•
"FRENCHMAN'S CREEK" no;" 111t11 Julie Haver.
T
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LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM-ONTARIO.
Two Shaws Sat. Night
Thurs.. Fri„ Sat. April 19.20.21
EJward Arnold, Joyce Reynads
Robert Hutton in
"J_ANIE"
'mile, hill he hl'il,l111T :11111 span, i
lighter alter son see the girl of illy
\ear, Joyeo l ,'yaolik, it Ihe hap-
Ioie,t I.irturc of lit' your.
ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS"
Malins:e, Saturday afternoon, at 2.31.
Moa., Tues., Wed.. April 23.24.25
SPECIAL
Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell, in
"KEYS OF THE KINGDOM"
The filet story of ;\. 1. Cruttin';
hest -selling novel shunt a prfo,l
those failings and questionings were
hitt milestones marking his progress
towards a Rid success ;111,1 ;1 happy
certainty,
!'herr Mil ht 'I'\\'(1 til 11)\\', I?.\('I I
\It.II'I' for this picture at 7,00 l,.tn,
;\t (I 0„31) 1.111.
Social Evening
I'It0(�ItI';�,�IVI'; I;Ii('1IRI'a
i
( IN 1'11
Duties 1.1 rolnn e:Ice al ours,
ANI) DANCE
E ORANGE HALL, BLY'I'II
AU(11ON SAI,I':
Of Farre, F,'rnt Stock, Implements
and thiuseilidd Goods,
is I "} \•,tt-'.
1)!I 11',' ty 11'1;1111' ,f
FRIDAY. APRIL. 20T11
AUSPICE3 OF BLYTH
I,.\101.'WI] 11
I.1 \t"II HO
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
: ,.. 01 t1 1 1''x 1)I
'1'11E51).4Y, APR 11. 24'111
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NOTICE TO CREI)1'l'i)ItS!+'"!,
to The Estate cf Ada 13. 1.ahllaw, late)
cf the Village of Blyth, in the County I ,M1! I '' !
rytt
cf Huron, Widow, Deceased. I, !L1!;.'\ !111'1,1; \I. U. Hill. raL1
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A Message from
GEORGE DREW
to all with Relatives and Friends Overseas
,A RRANGEMEN1'S have been made by the Ontario Government for members of all the
Armed Services overseas to vote in the coming Ontario election by placing a ballot in
a ballot box for the candidate of their own choice. The arrangements which have bccn
completed for the Ontario vote are the best which have yet been made for any Active Service
vote. '1'hc Government, however, can only make the arrangements for taking the vote.
What is equally important is that those who arc overseas know the name of the candidates,
the party they are supporting and have a sufficiently clear picture of the issues to decide how
they should vote. That can only be done if those at home supply them with information.
Islay 1 strongly urge every wife, mother, father, sister, brother or friend of those overseas to
write and tell them all they can about the coming Ontario election. Dy clippings from
newspapers, by editorial comment, and by personal explanation, a clear understanding can
be given of what is really at stake in this Ontario election,
One of the things which will cause the greatest difficulty in the minds of those overseas,
particularly those who live in large cities, is to determine which Riding they live in. Maps
will be available, but even the best 'map sometimes leaves doubt when the voter has been
nway from home for a long time, or as is true in so many cases has never voted before.
This difficulty will be increased because of the difference between the boundaries of
Dominion and Provincial Ridings.
I would suggest that you write immediately, by airmail, to all with whom you are in com•
munication and tell them the Riding in which they live and give them what information
you can about the party and the candidate in the Riding where they are entitled to vote.
1 should mention that every member of the Armed Forces overseas of any age is entitled to
vote. Thcv, above all others have the right to vote. They have preserved for us that free
system of Government which depends upon the choice of our own representatives. Our
job here at Itonte is not only to make sure that they have the chance to vote but also to do
everything possible to make sure that they are able to vote with knowledge of the real
issues in the election.
For the sake of convenience, I am suggesting that you simply cut out this message and address
it to someone overseas giving the information required. Each one of us here at home has
a responsibility to help them to choose the Government which will have so much to do with
their future in the year's of peace. May I again urge you to write at once, by airmail,
not only to (host closest to you but to as many as you know in any of the services outside
of Canada. 'Tell them what Provincial Riding they reside in at home -then the name of
the candidate and any further information you can supply.
Your Provincial Riding is
Your Candidate is
Yours sincerely,
PUBLISHED BY THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF ONTA-RIO
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AUCTION SALE
At the hot"e of Herbert Dexter,
HAMILTON ST'REE'T, BLY1'II,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 21ST
.'.1 1;11111 111:11!1 ),noun n0 .1.1\' ,,r" sal,•.
11111 \I:o'.II, Proprietor
Harold •1,1r1,'.on, Auctioneer. 35-I.
Commencing at 2 11.01., the following:
(: \'I"I'I.I:-- t:riiidle cots, a year, old,
just ireshcitc11; Jersey lou, 4 yt,u's old!, l`
due to It »•t i'n tittle of
1 yearling cattle; lleiftr, 1 \r;1)' 1'111: �1
(',111', 3 \s Irks , Irl ; 2 Cott., duo >horl l '
after sale.
I brood sow with litter
I NI I1I.1•:\I E.';'I'S-l.igllt \t:lg'nl, \t il'I i H
1 racl; for tvae'tn ; 1-h ,r,t• 1;111,1 I
roller; 1-1101ise 1,11)10; No, 1n \'0111\ I
plow; ruttitin 1:0v, Hay i:'r!, ; 1 nor,
sleigh, in good i''iditiru ; I dal rap!, for:
lcigh; I Its -ft. Sliarp rake, as
tress : 1111 111 1111111 (hop I,O\, 17 I.:101 s
1, capac ily ; 1 do/. n hale; of ,ora\\ ; !,rinds
'std tot' 2 di)'tiit spades; S,'\'!h0;`"1,1
:12 Dtl,acal ('rt';1111 Sepel atop, in
running order; Hnrt!I incubator; 1'10'-I1
triC f0nic, \yith t!t't\ hatit'y; \c;I
Number
Sts 1)•-„:! lions, and!
'other articles loo numerous to mention \
There n ill hr no reserve as the pro -1
perry has 11111 sold.
Ilcrhert Dt:ttcr, Proprietor.
\\•illianl Nld,llitt, Auctioneer, 34-2.
SPF y. J'
IAL
SALE
ome-Rendered
LARD
TIRING YOUR OWN CROCK
AND IiAVE IT FILLED,
-SPECIAL 'I'HIS WEEK-
IIOME-MADE COARSE CUT
RING BOLOGNA -25c I'ER LB,
H. McCallum
Butcher. Phone 10, Blyth,
Dead and Disabled ,animals
REMOVE!) PROMPTLI.
Telephones: Atwood, 50x:11.; Seaforth, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of :'ANADA, LTD.
RED STARS OVER NIAGARA
The striking photo above shows American -built P-63 Kingcobra fighter planes, bearing the Red Army
star, winging over the Canadian cataract at Niagara Falls to start their long flight to Russia. Pilots of
the U, S. Air Transport Command fly them from B ell Aircraft's Niagara plant to Fairbanks, Alaska,
where Red Army flyers take over and fly the planes across Siberia to Eastern Front bases, complet-
ing a 1O,000 -mile ferry trip.
WHAT SCIENCE
I5 POING
SPRAINS
Pulled muscles and sprains are
being robbed of their serious and
painful features by treatments
which formerly were employed by
those who were concerned with the
care of Olynlphic show that
soldiers, who have been treated, are
able to return to duty almost im-
mediately and their injuries heal
while they work, says The Saint
John Telegraph-Jounral,
The quick cure consists in apply-
ing a spray of ethyl chloride to the
injured area's surface and encour-
aging immediate motion of the part
Instead of wrapping it in a paster
:cast or adhesive tape and imnlobll-
izing it. The chemical provides sur-
face anaesthesia to the area, quickly
relieves pain and enables the pa-
tient to move the injured part,
Supervised motion improves cir-
culation and prevents stiffness and
swelling.
While formerly used only on
athletes, the treatment is giving
good results in the army and it is
expected that after the war It will
be used generally where painful
sprains and strained muscles
might be a handicap.
Commercial fertilizers are made
up of potash, phosphoric acid, and
nitrogen.
Output of Sarnia
Rubber Plant Up
According to figured release;
last week, the publicly -owned syn•
thetic rubber plant in Sarnia in
February hit a new high in the
production of synthetic rubber
with a total of 8,770,000 pounds -
approximately 115 percent of the
designed capacity of the plant.
An average of 816,000 pounds a
day was produced in that record
breaking month, This large out.
put, ]maintained for a year by
Polymer Corporation would result
in an annual production of about
106,000,000 pounds of synthect
rubber.
Lest They Forget
A member of the British house
of commons suggested last week
that when peace comes a bombed -
out section of Berlin be kept as a
permanent reminder to the Ger-
man people,
HEAD COLD?
Get quick relief! Just smear
NOSTROLINE In each nostril. Breath-
ing passage. open right away.
NOSTROLINE soothes, lubricate.,
disinfects, helps make and keep your
nose healthy. Brings comfort swiftly.
Convenient. Pleasant. For adults and
children. 50c -all druggists.
OSTROLINE'
CLIFTON, BRISTOL ENGLAND
WILLIAMS
Look out for Trouble
from Sluggish
KIDNEYS
Try the Original "Dutch Drops"
It is poisonous waste that your kidneys
should be filtering out of your blood that
may cause backache, dizzy spells, leg
cramps, restless, sleep -broken nights, and
smarting and burning. For relief use the
remedy that has won the grateful thanks
of thousands for many years -GOLD
MEDAL IIaarlem Oil Capsules.
This effective diuretic and kidney stimu-
lant is the original and genuine Dutch
Drops in carefully measured amounts in
tasteless Capsules. It is one of the most
favorably known remedies for relieving
congested kidneys and irritated bladder.
It works swiftly, helping the delicate
filters of your kidneys to purify the blood.
Be sure you get the original and genuine -
packed In Canada. Insist on getting
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules,
40e at your druggists.
CAMPHORATED
MUSTARD CREAM
Stimulates circulation and
breaks up congestion. preventing complica-
tions of a serious nature before it h too late
Allows a restful night for rapid recovery.
stuns GMPXOn'n leerrl1 tial\ Ik t er..l I y Hua
Do you suffer
from MONTHLY
NERYOUS TEN$ION
with its weak, tired Iodine/
If functional periodic disturbances make
you feel nervous tired, restless -at such
times- try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to relieve such symp-
toms. Pinkham's Compound is one of the
most effective medicines for this purpose.
Follow label __directions.di/ j Buy today(
4 fG V' 6itingta/:n COM OU D
$1.00 May Win This $10,000 Model Home For You
Draw Will Be Made May 24th
Bu/
A
share
Sow
4.00
A SHAM
BEACHES MODEL HOME
2388 QUEEN ST. E. TORONTO
OVERLOOKING LAKE ONTARIO
Purchase, One
or More Shares To -day
DEAl1:iIL8 BUB $1'00 fes Fla? OCIATION
INE66
TORONTO 8.
Your Blurs I9111 Be Malted to Poi Promptly.
Please11(eee i r Pir,„,„,,. fes Wet i hsrIUeo,
Do
Not
Delay
sl.00
A SHARE
ACCOUNTANTS R AIUD1'1'ORs
coat it 'i'AC REPORTS COM -
pieta Bookkeeping Services. Small
or Large Businesses. Travel any-
where. Albert Brett & Co.,
8 Wellington St. E., 'Toronto, Ont.
IIUSINi sS OPPORTUNITIiCS
ATTRACTIVE RESIDENTIAL PRO-
perty. Kent County, sell or ex-
change Drug Buelne.o. Summer
Resort or Business Property, Box
22, 78 Adelaide W., Toronto,
IBAIIY CHICKS
81.00 n001C7 YOUR O110ER
ORDER YOUR 1946 CHICKS NOW,
and not be disappointed, All
chicks are from guaranteed tot-
ed stock, and from 25 oa. eggs
or better, Barred Rocks mixed
$12.00 per 100, White Leghorns
!nixed 811,00 per 100 Barred
Rock Pullets 819.00 per 100,
white Leghorn Pullets 322.00 per
100, white Rocks mixed 815,00
per 100 white Rock Pullet.
$24.00 per 100, We guarantee 100%
live delivery, balance paid C.O.D.
Maple City Hatchery, Chatham,
Ontario.
BRUNTON "Bred -to -Pay"
CHICKS
RHODE ISLAND REDS, eVIIITE
Rocks, Bnrred Rocks, Golden
IIampshires, Government Approv-
ed, Bioodtested, Illustrated Cat-
alogue Free, Brunton Cedar Glen
Farms Hntcnery, 52 Wlnnett,
Toronto (mention paper).
6000 BREEDERS ON ONE
PLANT
BOOK YOUR 1945 CHICKS NOW
and get your chicks when you
want them. Orders are pouring
in. Breeder Hatcheries ere always
sold out early. Don't take chances
on ordinary chicks. Place your
order NOW. Pure Bred Sussex.
Large Type Leghorns, Sussex X
New' !Tamps., Sussex X Leghorns.
Rock X Leghorns, Rock X New
'lumps., Barred Rorke Send for
large illustrated Catalogue and
Price List. Lakeview Poultry
Form, Wein Urns.. Exeter, Ont.
Tile; DIFFERENCE BI:'1'w'EEN
success and failure In the chick-
en business very often depends
on the chicks you start. Many
poultrymen try to eliminate that
hazard by choosing Top Notch
Government Approved chIcke
from hlnu(1tes1ed breeders. Day
old Chick ('rices. Non -Sexed
White Leghorns 11.95, ]tarred
Rocks, New Ilampshiresi 12.96,
Assorted Light Breeds 10.95, As-
sorted Heavies 11.95. Pullets-
White Leghorns 25.95, Bnrred
Rocks 23.95, New Ilnmpshiree
24.95, Assorted Light 23.95, As-
sorted Ileavles 21.95. Also two
week old started chicks et bar-
gain prices. Write for rnlalegue
and complete prlrellst for many
other breeds. Top Notch Chick -
cries, Guelph, Ontario.
'mom) ItoEASTi0D SUSSEX cox
THOiJSANDS AVAJLABLE \'EEIC-
Iy, If you ord )r at once. Our
Brood ilrensted Sussex cox bring
top prices on the market, White
skinned, long rounded breasts.
Also New Ilamp. cox with fast
growth and feathering. Sussex X
Leghorns and Rock X Leghorns
make good roasters and grow
fast up to 4-5 lbs. You can buy
these for $4,00 per 100, Alen mix-
ed heavy cox $6.00 per 100. All
from our well-bred healthy,
blood tested breeders. 6000 Breed.
ere on ONE Went. Lnkevlew
Poultry Farm. Wein Bros.. Exeter,
Ontario.
100 CHICKS FREE
WITII EVEIIY ORDER 00 100 PUL -
let chicks, we give 100 free chlcke
(our choice). Leghorn pullets
322.96 per 100, barred Rock pul-
lets 81996 per 100. White (tock
Pullets *24.95 per 100, All chlcke
sold bricked by high egg pedigreed
stock, $1.00 books your order,
balance C.O.D. Guaranteed 100%
live delivery, Kent llntchery.
Chntham, Ontario.
SPECIAL PULLET SALE
STARTED BARRED ROCIC PUL -
lets, 1 week old 22c, 2 week old
16 cents. Immediate delivery.
Carleton Hatchery, Britannia
Heights, Ontario,
POULTRY KEEPERS
BIO CERTAIN YOU BUY GOOD
healthy, vigorous chicks, Buy
chicks with breeding and livability
and you will be certain of success
Our Breeders are all Government
fns e t d
c e banded and blood -tested
W lte for
descriptive catalogue or
the different breeds, and prices nr
ourGovernment Approved chicle'
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
Monktow, Oatarlo
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
IIOW CARELESS!
The fatal lap -c at Itcntagen
leaves Berlin acutely embarrassed,
as \\ ell it ['kilt. Fancy, being
caught with one's bridges up!
_- tilr:tlf„ri! \'cacao- IIciald
JUST A BOASTER
(lite of our neighbors professes
to i ntlei t;unf the income tax
1,11uk, iii; \'.ii(' i; worried about
hint.
Duelme ('l:rnnicle Telrl;raph.
CHICKEN FEED
it is often the complaint of cler.
gvnlcn that too many members of
their ennere^;ttion s are 011 the ni-
ckel standard.
-- Kitchener Record.
MAKE IT REALISTIC!
It is quite possible the (German
Elite Guard will he compelled to
rebuild the cities in foreign lands
which they destroyed. And while
they are doing it they should be
compelled to exist on the rations
they forced on the people of Ger•
than -occupied countries during the
war.
-- Chatham News
8:1111' CIIICICS
DARK CORNISH GAME COCKER -
els, grand type, development,
range raised. Choice Breeders,
weights, 8 lbs. George ttenheet,
8112, 118 Avenue, Edmonton, Alta,
"OXFORD" B140OD-TEST ED
chicks. live, lay and pay. They
ere the results of nineteen years
of careful selection and breeding
In 0.11.5. They hnve to he good
bemuse we want the very beet
\clod of chicks for our nwn flocks.
Improved breeding, Blg', vigorous
and early maturing. We stress
egg size and uniformity. Write
for our free folder, Bnrred Roche,
\Vhtte T,eghorns, un -sexed Chlrks,
Pullets and Cockerels. The Oxford
Partners' Co-nperntive Produce
Co„ Ltd.. 434 efnln St., 11'nodstnrlc,
Ont.
ASK ANY sucrEssv'UL POULTRY -
man and he'll tell you the moat
lmpertnnt word in the chicken
busine's Is livability. Money,
feed and labour ,pent on chlcke
that "cnn't take It' can never he
regained, Tweddle Chicks ran
greatly reduce the hazard. For
19 years we hnve supplled the
best liked breeds and excellent
cross ',reeds and already thin
year we have received dozens of
loiters tolling us of the wonder-
ful 11vnhillty nt their Tweddie
('hides at 2 weeks and 4 wrelrs of
are. it will pay you to think of
IIvnhlllty when you order your
1915 chlcics. Free cntningue,
Twiddle ClIcic Hatcheries Unlit -
ed, Fergus, Ontario.
20 rlIEF CHICKS
OUR FOUNDATION STi)('K 1S
registered and pedigreed hirde.
Nothing hotter in Cennda. Order
now. Priers for mixed hnhy
chlrks. rnnlc•s and females: Bnr-
red Rocks, $12 00 per hundred:
White Leghorns. 211.00; White
Reeks. $15 00: Brown Leghorne
313.00, Pullet prices: Burred
Reeks, $19 00; tVhile Lrghnree,
322200; WVhite Rocks, $24.00:
Brown Leghorns, 524.00 25 free
chicks, nor rhnice, will he riven
for ench 200 mixed rhicks order-
ed and 25 free chicks for enrh
100 day old pullets ordered
Gnrlclnrd ('hlrit TTntrltt'ry. Bri-
tnnnla heights (lotto -in
01(1)1111 1'01,11 C1114714 NOW
AND YOU ARE GUARANTEED
your rhirlcs for next spring when
yon want theca Barred Rock
mixed 312.00 per 100, white leg.
hems tniverl 311.00 per Inn. Ser.
red Rnelc Pullets $19 00 per 100
white Paternal pallets 222 fin per
100 heavy_ Breed ('kis $1100 per
i00. Leghorn Cicls 92.00 per 100
All ehlolts botched from 20 oz
eggs or hotter end from epreln1
mated Berke Gunrnntord leer;
Iivr delivery mon bootee your
order, hnlnnrr C.O.D Rntnhnw
hatchery, ('ho1hnm. Ontario
WE IIA\'E 2 \WEEK OLD LEG -
horn and Tiravy breed pullets for
prompt shipment: dnynlrls to Leg -
horns, 11.11.,1 N.11., and L.S. x
N.H. Also limited supply corlcer-
els. Suggest you get in touch
with us scion. Bray TTetrhery, 13n
John St. N., linnttlton, Ont.
BLOOD -TESTED IIYB1tll) COCIC-
erels, April 4e, Leghorn Cocker-
els lc, Also white Leghorn and
Ilybrid Pullets. Stormont l'oultry
Perm, Pinch, Ont.
DYEING AND CLEANING
ITAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for infortnntton. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment II. Porker's Dye Works
Limited. 791 Vongo Street, To-
ronto
HAIRDRESSING
L E A R N IIAIIIDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED.
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St., To-
ronto.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPAR•
agus, raspberries, peach trees,
apples, pears, plums, cherries,
grapes, currants, shrubs, hedging,
abode trees, wire tree guards.
Norfolk Nursery, Simcoe, Ontario
50 -ACRE FARM FIRST CLASS,
up-to-date. Write for particulars.
Bert lingnrinrn, Burgessville, Ont.
BEAUTIFUL COMFORTERS MADE
from your materials, Quilting
81.85. Your wool carded 26c Ib„
washing 3c Ib. ()oleic service, Vir-
gin word butts $1.15 Ib. Wool
Cording el:whines $14.95. Spinning
Wheels 313 95 Ask for cntnlogue
sifter' Woo; I'tnd'i'ls Box 123
Si (Inn 1(1anitohn.
Merchant Ships
Carried Aircraft
For Protection
Racial: the nut,\ cr'iti('1l per!o,t
in the hat lie of the it hitit 1(1 n
num her of Ilrittsh nu'rrlutnl sol"0
we equipped with "postage
stamp" lauding decks enabling
(heal to cart.) their owls iirerat'
protection without seerifict'Ig cal•
tonnage, the Admiralty dta
Haeed lest week
The Yes ;els, gra in•ty'pe U'eigllt
ors requiring 0 minimum amount
of al era lion, were forerunners (1
the Navy's '\1'onlwort h ct.rri('i'
now used for escorting ocean con-
voys. They were operated by the
mervli;nhl navy and carrleu Cleo'
stir arta pilots.
"In some cases the 'finite ,fail
it flat space of only about 40u tett
from which to tithe off anti laud e
the Admiralty announcement said
"Considering the alarming deck
mnventetfrequently encountered
in the Atlantic. this 55(10 uc snu(t,
feat.
Discharged Troops
Up to the end of 1944, approxi
mately 200,000 men and woolen
have been discharged from the
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ISSUE 18-1945
The Jade God
By
MARY IMLAY TAYLOR
CHAPTER XVIII
Foledick went to Burlcson's office
the next day in it rare puzzle, 1 -Ie
•Iced been called up at home the
•lght before and told to fired Mark
Grant and tell him to meet him
there,
13trrloon met hien calmly enough.
"Sit down," he said laconncally, and
than: "You got Grant, you gay?
Well, he's Ince."
Fosdick grinned. He ddin't want
to corse."
Burleson nodded. "Very likely 1"
Then he pushed a broken green
jade head, bearded and saturnine,
toward the lawyer. "Keep that,
, Fosdick; you'll need It."
Fosdick picked it up and looked
it over curiously; he was begin-
ning to think that his friend's mind
was affected, "Health's bad
enough," he thought; "got water
on the brain, 1'11 bet dollar!" But
he put the jade god's head down
with a gingerly touch,
"1 remember. Used to squat on
your table, How did you break it?"
Burleson looked at it bleakly; he
was gray as ashi?ti today, "I
smashed it. Temper, Foiglick, once
in awhile 1 break out, lb's rotten,
but it's a fact. It's the second time
I've pitched that accursed) jade
god; I wish I'd smashed it to be-
gin with!"
"IIumphI Fosdick poked it with
bis long bony forefinger, "Where
did you get it anyway?"
"Grant Barton gave it In toe."
* • •
"Eh?" ']'ht, old lawyer straight-
ened up, suddenly his eyes met the
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ISSUE 10-1845
hollow eyes opposite and he felt a
qualm of dismay, \Nkat tllc deuce
did it mean? Then he heard a door
open and looked around. A clerk
was showing Mark Grant into the
sanctum, Fosdick stared at the
young elan with a feeling that he
could not define; it certainly could
not be admiration for a criminal, or
even toleration, yet he had to ad-
mit — reluctantly — that Mark's
very presence, in the room was like
a rush of fresh air in a choking at-
mosphere. There was something in
his size, in his clean-cut face and
clear eyes, that was reassuring; his
guilt never appeared upon the sur-
face.
Burleson, too, was studying the
newcomer, and no one spoke until
Mark broke t he silence.
"You sent for 1111',"
Burleson nodded, "Sit down," he
said in a voice that struck Fosdick
at once as aingular; he looked
around at hint sharply,
"'!'hank you; 1'11 stand. I'm go-
ing out of town almost at once,"
Mork retorted shortly. Then his
eye fell on the broken jade head
on the desk and the blood leaped
into his face, "Is It about that:"
he asked quickly.
"Yes," Burleson replied. quietly;
"you're right about it; 1 could have
cleared you; your uncle gave that
to ole after you'd left hint."
• * •
Mark's fact, hardened, "I was
sure of it! You'll state that now,
Air. 13nrleson?"
Burleson smiled oddly. "'!'hat's
why I sent for you. I can do more
than that," — he paused an instant,
staring in front of hint — then he
went 011 coldly; "your uncle gave
it to ate, After that we quarreled.
You know the things Grant Barton
said when he was angry? Ile said
too many of thein; I lost nn' tem-
per and flung the jade god in his
face, It struck his temple and
killed him instantly."
"Good God!" Fosdick's violent
surprise Made hila collapse in his
chair, but neither Mark nor i!urle-
son flinched.
"i always felt you knew some-
thing," hfark said bitterly; "and
you let ole suffer!"
'1 let things go!" Burleson
drummed on the arms of his chair
with nervous fingers. "'1.11e whole
thing happened in a minute; I
didn't expect to flit hint, To my
utter amazement he \vent down
like lead,"
Fosdick rallied his powers now;
he sat up, "!!rely, in Gnd's name,
didn't you tell it at once? It was
unpremeditated in a quarrel!"
• • •
Burleson nodded coldly. "Grant-
ed! But a nem doesn't think clear-
ly in such a case at once. I was
horror stricken, naturally; was go-
ing to call a doctor, but I felt of
him — he was stone dead! It was
the most amazing thing; it knocked
ate oat." lie leaned hack in his
chair, passing his Itartd quickly
over his face,
There was a moment's pause; in
it they both heard Mark's hard
drawn breath.
"1 picked up the jade god and
put it in my locket; God knows
why! I've never got rid of it since;
it's been there grinning at Inc.
Then, by chance, Berton's nephew
was accused," Burleson turned to
Mark. 'You were a boy; there
wasn't evidence enough to hang
yon — my wife and son were alive;
a scandal like my trial would have
killed her — well, you know the
end; 1 yielded to temptation; I
was silent,"
"1'es" said Mark slowly; "I've
known fifteen years of your silence!
And you meant to let it go on —
I'nt sure of tllatl" he turned and
stood looking clown at the old man,
his youth splendid now in the
flush of its vindication. "1'111 inno-
cent: yon'!l have to make it good
now," he cried; "but why — deo
you admit it?"
(To Be Continued)
HAT -CNA
Donald Saunders poses proudly
wearing one of New York Mayor
LaGuardia's famous broad -brim-
med hats, which 1tlzzoner sent up
to the Air Transport Command's
Goose Bay, Labrador base, where
12 -year-old Donald is a kitchen
worker, Topper was later auc-
tioned off for benent of the Red
Cross,
rl RhNai•01 fATION CRISIS
Double or nothing for Richard and Grace Meek, twins, of Bristol,
England, Ilere they celebrate their double wedding with a piggy-
back race down the village street. Richard, left, a Royal Navy sea-
man, carries his bride, Edna Smith, while Grace graces the back of
her new husband, Frederick Rudge,
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
Yesterday I called at the newly
Installed frigid locker plant In our
nearby town, Opening our own
locker 1 took out two frozen
packages of nlent and took them
home, They were already for the
oven yet we 'hall no port in the
preparatory work of the pleat.
We bad neither butchered, made
the sausage or cured the Rains,
And I thought as 1 drove home
how greatly living conditions have
()hanged for nearly all farm people,
A hundred years ago—or even
fifty, farms folk prided themselves
on their nit -sufficiency, On near-
ly every farm butchering was part
of the winter's work. Farm wo-
men baked their own bread, churn-
ed their own butter, carded their
own wool, later making it into
homespun blankets and heavy
clothing. Dellvery of goods was
almost unheard of—except for the
occasional travelling salesman.
Yet with all the hard work and
lack of conveniences large famil-
ies were raised and it tough breed
of men were left to carry on the
old traditions,
* • •
Now, In spite of modern conveni-
ences around the home, the maj•
orhy of farm foks are almost as
dependant upon outside help as
anyone In the city, \Ve pay to
have work done which w'ns form-
erly regarded as part of the day's
work. We pay to have butcher-
ing done; we store the steal in
lockers Instead of the old brine
berrel, 1\'e pay for processing and
smoking, In fact all we do for our-
selves Is cook the meat and eat
it, And, In regard to other promise
Ions, in ninny districts bread, groc•
ernes and butter are delivered) right
to our door.
• • •
And now soulel.hlug has cropped
up. In our local paper 1 noticed
the town council had given per-
mission to an applicant for the
erection of a chicken killing plant.
I said to Partner --"What Is the
Idea of that . , , do you suppose
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the fellow Intends running a plant
for custom killing?"
"11111ybe," nhswt'red Partner,
"But 1 know one thing --It we can't
pick our own chickens we'll quit
raising them,"
Well, that was Partner's' reac-
tion, mnlnly, 1 suppose, because
the idea was new. haven at that,
there might be a time when we
ahnll be only too glad to take ad-
vantage of just such it plant,
• • *
fl'hat 1 am driving at ie this;
In this age of specialized Johs, when
we can hove almost every kind
of work clone for us—It we wait
long enough— Is the pendulum
swinging too tar the other way?
By being less self-reliant are we
progressing or regressing? That,
by the way, might lie n gond sub-
ject for debate,
• • *
Certainly tvhile the labour short-
age must still be contended with,
the more one can get done with
outside help the hettcr. And per-
haps after the w'iu', when home
freezing units become n port of
many farms, home butchering
will stage a comeback. Person-
ally, " not being a descendant of
ploneer farming stock, I am well
''content to let someone else wrestle
with pigs' heads, sausage making
and all the fuss and muss that
goes with butchering, But then
I'm a lazy farmer's wife. 1 admire
the skill and hard work that goes
into these jobs but i don't want
to do then[ thyself, No sir, otter
twenty -live years of doing my
share at pretty nearly everything
there Is to do on a faros I ant all
for the soft spots—that Is after
tho war. That is why 1 am so glad
there Is some hope of getting hydro
at last • however, getting the
hydro Is one thing --getting things
to world with is something else
again. .las anyone gut n leashing
machine 'In cold storage? if so I
would he very glnil to warns Et
up once a week, piglet now my
electrical equipment is limited to
an iron and a pitlr cf curling tongs.
That Is about on n par with the
time 1 was married when all 1 hod
In my "hope chest" was a pall' of
stockings and a meal grinder,
• • •
Well, the weather has turned
warm again and once more we
are thinking about spring work,
bast week when It was so cold
we thought we were back to win-
ter again. One morning I went
out and found the daffodil buds
absolutely stiff with frost and the
flowers that were In bloom flat on
the ground, I thought that was the
end of thele, To my surprise 11
wasn't, The flowers perked right
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up again and the buds are now In
full bloom. Today we let the
chickens out for the first time
and what a tone they are having!
1 am very pleased with my little
wee pullets—so ',leaned that 1 don't
think 1 ehnll ever wh111 mixed
chickens again, They sat less,
grow faster, and do better In
every way when they are free
front being housed around by
greedy little cockerel brothers!,
How Can 1 ? ?
By Anne Ashley
()Mow can 1 remove oil stains
from leather?
A. Ity dabbing the sleets care-
fully with spirits of sal ammoniac.
After allowing it to remain for
awhile, trash with clean water. If
necessary. repeat the treatment, but
he careful not to injure the color
of the leather.
Q. How ran 1 tighten a chair
rung?
A. Insert some furniture ghee,
tie it securely, and place aside for
a few days. One lose rung is fre-
quently followed by a collapse of
the whole chair.
Q. Now can I remove raindrop
spots front new kid gloves?
A, Do not allow them to dry,
but while elill on the hands and
damp, go over thein gently with
a damp cloth, and It will leave no
spots.
Q, IJow can I save time when
cleaning the bird cage?
A. Cut eight or ten thicknesses
of Heavy white paper and place
at the hottotn of the canarys cage
Every morning a sheet can be
removed, leaving a nice clean floor
his will save much cleaning of the
cage.
Q. flow can I easily shell pecans?
A. 1t will be easy if boiling
water is poured over them. Let
then' remain in the water for about
a half hour, and when cracked the
t CHI; can be removed with no
trouble,
Princess Elizabeth
Subaltern In A.T.S.
The decision to give Princess
Elizabeth a commission in the
A.T.S. as a second subaltern, with
the intention of being trained as
an ofliccr-driver, is in keeping with
the admirable plans the King and
Queen have made for the Princess'
education throughout, continents
the London Spectator,
Bitt it is, of coarse, 0111011 more
'than that, for since she reached
her isth birthday last April, Prin-
cess Elisabeth Inas been in a posi-
tion to make her own decisions,
and there can he no doubt that
this is one tit them. The Princess
has been an active, and indeed
ardent, member of the Sc:1-Scouts,
and it was inevitable that she
should want to identify herself
in some w'ay with the war service
ir. which so many hundreds of
thousands n; her future subjects
of her own age are engaged.
And though there is, so far as
1 know, uo precedent for such
activities on the part of an Eng-
lish princess, certainly of an Eng-
lish princess \'Ito is heir -presump-
tive, Princess Elizabeth is in fact
doing in the Army just what her
father and grandfather did in the
Navy.
Modern Etiquette
13y Roberta Lee
1, \\'hen int iting_ a Imo: ,,r:,1 a
woman to dinner at a re-1„neem,
should a woman give the n: rley 10
the 111111 and ask hint to the
bill?
2. Is it Ili t ^•airy 11111 :. 1,,u?1}e
guest alu,tt r uu.:uh 111e fu. -less
before arre;11iing Inrl-
1atlnnl.'
If a did.,rrcc rt I,,in' ht r fins
band's surname ! ,ay -111 old ..L be
lent wn?
i. \\ hen a '1li,It' arc cud; .n ,l to
be married, is one ever il.titrd to
some social aff;lir wit!In11t
the other?
i, \1 hen w'all,ing wi111 :t ;', 71011
who is carrying an umbrella, ,-1,ould
R 1)1111 offer 11, hold 11 for he::
6. \\'hat fruits should be -1 n ed
1011(10, with ,tit 0 ) I viug tl:: •;;ins?
ANSWERS
1. No. She c:ul nyder and ;..,y for
the dinner in advance, or ;,;,y at
the table when the dinner i fin-
ished. 2. Yes, 3. Ity her giver; armee,
her family, name, and her in.,r:icd
name, as: "\Ire, 'glary Jo:Ir- Son." 4. It is en-t0111ary to il:vite
both, unless it i. i11111ns-,iille :,.:' 000
of them to aloud, 5. Y'•, 8,
Oranges, peaches, pears,
bananas, plum-, awl grapc:.
Over 100,000 houses, rclrrc-eats
ing one-fourth of f foil„nd 11+_;using,
have been bomb -wrecked,
DID YOU KNOW that
Maxwell Aouse Coffee is
"Radiant Roasted” to cap.
ture all the extra goodness
of this particularly fine
coffee blend. Try Maxwell
Rouse!
Women.
Why not 11(10 yoln' 01a11 10 15'11 Of
health by recommending this 1-itamin
131 Tonic which has so greatly bene-
fited you.
Most women know about Dr.
Chase's NEIIV1', FOOD' from ex-
perience or the report of friend:.
Arany have learned to depend on it
when loss of sleep, fatigue or indipes-
tion warns then[ of nervous ex -
ha teOion.
Illy riot Fce 111111 the man in \hone
you are most interested has the
benefit of this proven tonic when
troubled with simile]. ailments.
Ask for the new econ-
omy size bottle of
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
3508—$1.50
How You Can Get Quick
Relief From Sore, Painful Piles
Most peuple Neem to think the on -
l;' way to fret relief from their sore,
painful piles Is by local treatmetiL
r.ocat treatment may give tempor-
ary relief from (he Itching bol
you can easily see
why such treat.
men' wIl not core
reef the cause of
your piles.
No lasting free
dom from pile
can be had unless
the cause of the
trouble Is correct.
ed. Piles are due
to Intestine,
causes so the best
way to get Iastlnp
relief Is to trent
them Internally
with a medlclne
Ilk[ tlem•noid.
[gem -Hold le n
formula that hes
been used for over
40 years by thou•
sands of pile auf•
terere It le e
rmnll, highly con,
centrated tablet.
envy end Piens-
ant to Ilse. This
cleverly c o m •
pounded tablet formula directs
Its medical action to relief of the
coeges'Lu1 that Is the real cause of
your piles Ilem•Itold promotes
free, r.'), and comfnrteble bowel
movements, quickly relieves itching
irritation, and soreness and stimu•
Imes he:ter blood elrculalh,n U1 the
lower mvel With good blond err•
culn1Iohn in the low., ',Ivy' l Ihr
pnlntul bile (omnis soon heal ovsr
lenvtni' the sensitive rectal mcm-
brnnes clean 011(1 healthy.
We Invite you to try llcm-bold
nod lel II prove Itself. You can
mak( your test,
in the privacy of
your own home.
NO COST If you
are not convinced
that Oils Is nn
1nmlzingly easy
and surprisingly
effective method
of trent Int: your
gore, anion') pries.
(r•1 n
et w t'roreleloo*1 Model
(set n pac):1Le
of Hem -Hold to-
day from a u y
drut store and
use It as directed
for JUST t'11'I!:
DAYS. At the end
of that time If
you ere not ab-
solutely sure
llem-Itoid Is the
nicest, cleanest
'11(1 most effective
1 1 o trenlment
you ever tried. re-
turn the unused
portion of the package to your
druggl'l rind he will promptly re-
fund yr0lll money
Nl)'I'1.t TM* gem -rung offer In
busked by 11 reliable firm doing Iwo -
I ors* In Cnnhdn for n mood 1111187
year,. Item -hold mus) help your
elle rondltlon qulrk15, en*II7 and
nlwu.eell7 n• 11,1* *Imple, rosy less
ens(* ..on nothing Try 11 Wilily.
PAGE S.
THE m 1;NDARD
tetmcw""Kt w"ttwatotwo G ..� ., . , ---- Doherty Bros.
Pill • 6741011
1, Women's Arch Shoes
' 4 Women's Suede Pt pu r 1$3.95
Mr. and \i',, I.. \i. \Iel :r \, an
Childrel js Qx.Fet'ids ,$1.19 - $2.95 NI" H,t,ic t anll,bell, ''i'f„rOnt v.
Boys; --Work Shoes
;Wren's Dress Oxfords
s1
A Good Stock of Wheeling Yarn 011 I1and.
,•
LAC. It 1111 NI,T:Iloy of 1 ;(111!) Il r.
•$2.95 - $5.95 drn ,;'est th+ \\crh ('1141 \vith l;i p.lr-
ctlt s,
$ 1 (tell t.l l'r the \It'c'h -end .It the II'11IIt•
r - $1100 \i r• and NI N.. 11. \Icl:IrO�.
1.. ('rai; cerci\cd word l 1i
4.
Olive McGigI
id',las', .\11.11 13, lily cousin, \I r•:. \I, H. ,
',Irte f':e111. (''ctlt ('lar, hall pars$ White Rose Gas and Oil,
ro ;1\\;114 t'aat nllnning, fur oral ,$$vires \
- Car fainting 811(1 Repairing.
\torr MT) ..11111(111y.Mr.,.t'raig in conn
1'11',y t\itil 11.'1 cousin,, \Ir. au•i \I, •.
I�Oiert lenic l,, \\est \Iollktott, vlItlt:
ej.her, all.' It tint \'cars
t3 !
AL, S:1 le ! „nine$ \.sited her cons -
GARAGE. GARAGE.
Acetylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty.
Agents For International-
Iiarvester Parts & Supplies
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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 - $1.00 or Over,
Macaroni -1 lbs. for 25c
Rice 2 lbs. for 25c
Lux Flakes per pkg. 25c
Rinso per pkg. 25c
Jiffy Pie Crust 25c
Red Rose Coffee,
Laly Grange Tea hall' lb, pkg. 15c
Tomato Soup 10c
4,
New Ilolstein Sire I-Ias
Fine Breeding'
t, The 1)cpartlllent t i .\:;ri. ulture. C n-
_: IOn, rt;)Ort. the nt., herd sire in
�j• the NIeadot\' 1il,ulc I II'!,lciv !runt, 1 \rn
3,• cel l y \\'. Hutu,.l.'Int!''r (il,Ilc;•irh. is
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.I Ile i, a slut of the !need IIoisicin
• Hull \I'nttvic hat; .\ppic \larl:,n;•ut
1. I owne! by :,lt('apuc and t'er,'ncll.t
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Vo�� den's
BAKERY.
WHEN IN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
HOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REMEMBER
BAKERY"
II. T. VODDEN.
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Wednesday, April 18. 1.9-1
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ChocolatesforOverseas
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
we will take orders for Smfles'n Ch tickles
Chocolates for Shipment Over'lieas•
We advise ordering immediately as this offer
may be withdrawn at any tulle.
I LI3. 5 OZS, FOR 99e (Postage Included).
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLI'Al'E t-I'I{0NE ZP.
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1)01• lb. •I5c •, i tt veal. e,tahll,bc'1 a 141'\\' \\'11rlll:, rr• i
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•2 I 'I•hc ,..Int 11f \Inn,tre!, (ilcrafton Yin%
• 1'.\I.1', 01;nttlt t \va, eradc 1 "very
._. goO(1" in selective re,:isir:Ilion, a, ;I ,i\
Shredded Wheat
2 pkgs. for 25c
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\lin,:r(•I'. tv,cnty-live ncart••t dam• FROM 2 TO 6 P.M. .1.
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH large children's choir, Eser}Ouc i• avrr;u:e 2'1(li3 !b,., milli and Illi
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for the \tlaal„II Rand. There 11'1!1 he a 7 !1,111.: :\ Certain Faith.Iet.1\, 11(11\' 111 Iht' (11111";1 11''1.11, ),,:♦.p.:•444:441441:4.:+.,•.•�.•;.I:1;.$;4$;44;4:11141414:44•.�•�..�•
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TELEPHONE 23
R. 1). P1IiLt''S DRUG STORE
FJR APP:.1NTMENTS.
Breakfast Suites
(Brighten Up your kitchen this Spring with one of
these lt)Iodern Suites. They May be had in a great
many different styles, finishes and color- trines to
suit your taste.
We can supply Congoleuin Mugs to blend perfectly
with most any colour scheme you desire. We have
a good stock of Floor Coveringti„ Window Shades,
Curtain Rods, Li(lui(l and No -Rubbing Wax, Var-
nish, Furniture Polish, Etc,
1Ve will he pleased to have you call and inspect
our offering's.
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W A Y
O F
LIFE
"...where the heart is!"
SITTING by the fireside at home -
digging, in the garden for fun -
lazy weekends just fishin'-these
things mean comfortable, pleasant
living, the kind of living your man
overseas is dreaming of, fighting for.
Make sure these simple, pleasant
things exist for him when he comes
bac(:. Remember that it is possible
for them to exist only if his dollar
is worth a dollar!
By protecting his dollar, we help
to protect his future. That's why we
must realize NOW the clangers that
lie in careless, unncce:: ,ary buying.
Never buy two where one will do.
Buy only what we need. We must
support rationing and price control
and encourage others to support
them, and we must avoid ALL deal-
ings with black markets. .
These are the rules. If we break
them, we can be certain that we will
start cur country - his country -
on the spiral of inflation. Prices
shoot sky-high. Wages try to catch
up, and never succeed. You may
pay a dollar for 30 cents worth of
goods, and this means your dollar -
your soldier's dollar - is worth
only 30 cents.
There's no limit to inflation, and
there's no stopping it once it starts.
So, let's make sure OUR boys will
come back to a protected dollar -
a dollar that will buy a full dollar's
worth of goods. Let's keep up the
fight against inflation, even) day, in
every way we can, so that our men
overseas can look forward to pleas-
ant, satisfying living ... the Cana-
dian way of life.
Published by THE (BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to reveal the dangers of inflation.
II I I II I • 1
Make this Pledge Today!
I pled je myself to do my part
in flghlirg inflation:
By observing rctior.ing and avoiding
black marl...ts in any shape or
forst,
By Iesr.ccting pri:] centre's and other
alti•intlat1 :11 measures, and rc-
frtinin:; from careless and ut r etc:•
sary buying. I \ci:1 not buy two
where one will do, nor wi11 1 huy
a "new" where an "old" wit( do,
By buying Victory Bonds and War
Savings Stamps, supporting tax.
ation, acrd abiding
,g by all such measures
which will lower the
cost of living and
help keep prices ata
normal level.
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BLYTII --- ONTARIO,
EXCELLEN'1 FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
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FRANK GONG --p Proprietor
Morris Township Council
The \(Orris Township Council tact on
.\grit !), 1915, in the Township Hall
\vllh all the members present. The
breve presided
The nninu'.cs of the last meeting were
t•tad and adctt Omcu \
of \' n1.
Spcir and HOplarvey lnnhnsloolin•
\lnvcd by ( harks Coultes, tic:( '1. 1
by Jannis \titbit, that the tender ,1f
George ladt•orit to supply, crush and
deliver gravel at 711 cents per cubic
yard, he accepted, subject to the ap-
proval Itt' the District Municipal I?n•
pincer. Carried.
Moved by Harvey Johnston, second-
ed by Charles Clnlltes, that the E.ngin-
etrs report on the Pipe Drain be ad-
( ptcd. Cart „d,
\ince•( by ',Vitt. S;1eir, seconder) by
muter :Sheltie, that the head (tills tis
esel led by the Load Superintendent
b, passed. C;u•ried.
.N1 (WW1 by ('lt;lrles Coupes, seconded
by lames '.lich:e. that...a meeting be
Ihtld in the Tus•nship (tall on May 7th
at 8:30 p.nt. for the purpose of dis-
cussing the Tc\vnship School /1 rya, to
\v'hich all the ratepayers of the Tu\vn-
ship are invited. Carried.
\Invctl by Ila"vcy Johnston, secon'I-
ed by Clt;trlcs Coupes, that the meet•
ing adjourn to meet agait. at Cecil
\\'heelers (in May 3, at !) a.tn, for the 1
1
purpose of making n tour of the Town-
ship. Tile text regular meeting to
Lr held on \I ay 14 at 1 p.m. Carrie(,
•The following accounts \vcre paid
'Municipal \\'erld (supplies) !)1
Advance 'fines (ativcrtising) _ $2.25
Cecil \\'heeler (I nspcctiot of
1!ails) ...•,..._....... 501
George Martin, Clerl:.
--V
FOR SALE
,\ quantity of potatoes, grown from
certified seed. Apply to Harold Loral;•
nitut, phone .i8-14, Rtyth. 35-1.
DiES IN TORONTO
\1 r. Herbst t Edgcotttb of Owen
Sound died in a 'l'tironto hospital on
Tuesday. Ile was quite well kuowt. by
many in town, having been a hotel in- 1. II. Phillips,
spector in this district for 12 years. Noble Grand.
'Frank's fakery
PI ION E ; S. B LY'171, ON'1'.
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
11'RESII EVERY DAY
Everything Homemade
I N I .:11111 1,1 NA NA MAY
4
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SUNWORTIIY
Waflpapers
ARE INEXPENSIVE
LUXURIOUSLY DESIGNED
LASTINGLY BEAUTIFUL
PRICES ARE RIGHT
ALSO
pAIN'1'S AND
ENAMELS OF QUALITY
R1DSMEL to Strp r'a'nt Sme'l
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
F. C. BAREST
Phone 37.26. LONDESBORO
MEETS TUESDAY EVENING,
•
Tuesday, April 24, 1945.
The presence of all members are re-
quested. Special business.
G. R. A'•:tt tine,
Recording Sec'y,