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BLYTrI, ON`T'ARIO, WEDNI':SDAY, AUG. 22, 1015. Subscription Rates x+1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
1,eiter From Belgium Two Go(I(1 Ball Ganges I \VEE)DINGS
Myth AVomen's Institute I' Xure„es Good Will h'eilture Week's Sports Ball - !sell
Del(' rl'heir /111111'111
1 NI,•. \i • J• x.111•, ,+I Se:llortll, for- .\ large loll, (1ng 11 sport, in'Itl
(Ii1 ii11(llllptlier5 I)iiy \t ;t gni, 1 „ n t)1 ,I r in moor Street
\\al k t to u. the 1."11"\\ ill',-; litter' ht' 1ily(h i '11o«c11 Cllr ball tl'aul to t11r .i'uilr,J tlin, ills
\ ii i,i: g Ing; II'o.ed it,r\\': lli In 11 tune ,la}' ;girl 1.r, "u
Ila, rrlrhve'I trout resident• of fitig.unl, ,lnbnrm .)tau!"nd "'1 I ri,lay ni:tllt fin
(lith .mt(rrrt Glill,lun'ihrr, Iia\ flu' In;lrrlr;e "'I' ,"1"1111urd of I'I..l
ti!'rr hi; „ ;,, Pte, 1. J. ,IIIis, !Till( gill' Itll'p'se of ,.1111!"Ilig 1ht11' Il':1111 1,I! 1..11/,tbl1(1, dangl,lt:' f Nlr'. ;tit'i N11';, •
\\Ilirh \ta, itld this yi;u on the hc:u,ti- !,i, 1, a\:'. I'he Inter i.; a line I",;ell lt, \,i0,,,...,.
utor, in ;he final r'nnd of the Evening Of Fun. and Entertainment
fol lain , f Nlr. ant! \Ir>. D. NI1ti1\can \\'. 11. 11,'11, „I Il!y'th, C)nial; +, aflf
1f e:„„d \th11,. and \re huo\\' our sub. 1,,,iimi. 'r,Irdnlr. .\II the chler.ng nati I•\('. \,':n„u f?learn hall, ,„n .,f 11r.
811,1 1),', .\'lull' R„"' .t•I'!hcl', \1111 l.':,d Il ((ill' interest: to Ili ;l1';I11 h"Nrtir. ;I, the final ,C(1I't. "---”- - ,.'11;11 i I,,.tP, :\l1g!((,1 23) 1;
I'' t t I Itf '
and Mrs. Meti•on Chi 11:111, "i I 11(ytll (,i",I, Chili 1'it' t
1lle ltealht'I' ((d., 1+r!'I,CI :111'1• ;Wont \\a, it I„ III 1;11,,11,. ,,I ,\tlbnfll• , t u n':'I',i „I On
\I r. \\•. 1• Si"'''I•"n'nt('. R1\'. I. S. I.. ilia 1),(tiald of- Sticcessl'lll Music Sttl(lents
fitly 1111 11)1rs and ir111111 t\til' in at \ul1111'11 111"1, ;ill 1';111\' lead in the . . 1Will II I'1„I',. i I„ 1;1111} by Cit., lingo
ti,';II„fia, 0111 a1'la, t U,'ta(''d• lilt' I lis,\\lilt(-illll'.'tll. „I \• 1'.• 11111: ),;'ll ,'';c,l t?I;•, 1!11' f,.,.. ,, 11'hl'r l'
trud,ulll'' iota (;I,'n toe' flet allot up in thr Ioten ill atdileI by hit• mother the at ,be furouh' t „II- it„ 1'n'h I•. 1„ 1„• Llid. t\ ill he a hire
Dural!,; the !,u•ifle, ,ir.od• Nits. I, Ili"r I'I.t'ud; (rrr sari,- Illi
I (Tenho; Itlllillg scored, i!"pt's 1„1' 'l ,
S• ('ht il''t\ 1'1.1,1 ('illi!! Inter, :Iasi r"ril, I 1;111 re'•civell your "I" of the i,ritlr \\„r,' an ;,fterurn•!I tire., I+ ,\r- .,.rt,, „1, „t Nlu Ii illi l uunnrr lido try. ,I• Ih1 111).10)))1.,,li the ('Iuh
111}111 rirt'ry toe ,Ilarplr in the first tier blue, ((Hi large hlacl: ieturc hat l\,lu,ill,iii•ais, I f,,'t L„ ill I,.\' (lance Hoots, 11!11
of th:olk, from our I •cal 111\, overst•as, Il)III lung 1:1.1. 1 ((as \try >url,ri,1'! !tali of ,in, 1ho1 1 ittIII"g \\ 11,11 "Tanney. i
(vh, Inul been Iuutnlh,re,l by the ill”t. ,.eget,.,. ;url su mile 11 ihi lanlhiy, and ,.(:•swag. of li:udcn.a,. i Theory 10.1(1" 1, I Ir -t ( lass Hon 'm' ;•n,,tt•11''•ll, fol tin big, dist\,., and tend
and ,Iauthli, ea had hit said}, ,rant- \1 i„ I;itlt lI.11I, ,i•i''r ,.f Its' ttroonl I i,,,
,:111 Nldtl llllla, I;ale •In is u. 11 the 1111,' linedle,1 and one other' oil;
SiUiitt t\ILII h':.e, 11 ib,ll'„1'ill' 1 \1:1, tlll"1'itle.! b\' \'grit' "I1, after )
l'I't''1 11„ lit' ;mead of I;"itlitl' Foster. \\a, Ilei 8!1('!!'1;1111, IN a drt•it pin 1, f II
1 1"ufl ',r,11r I'Ir,l (1,1•-• II„Luili'•• tl,,l' g,, t .w,Ud. Ill,ll,lln; such an l'1lllf
:\ 11„I14l1' II „I tllrtt' 1!"Ila!', R h give" t''itt:,:; sir, tll'Ii tll'tt, 1111111 1t,tl tial \\11„ ,11'„\t' „iii al 1;11'1, lest 1'lil'llt',
to ihi .\,;, irnlU;cal I';lir 11„a!,I, "mil”. 11;1 r. 11„1. honer,.,., \1.c (arc fn 1.l: 1\ I'll al,ltr11int; 11111. and cur.;tett .\lir,•' NI iseiliii• sent .}lust,' for ,Ill 111„,e (tit, are t 'un ig•
safe,1 pa •t Ili idle in left f ield for a
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"t rocs, hail ' I orad( 11, I loin 111 •, i) 11:1((• lilt e 1.111 n„ uiht 1.s bad. •pared no
Si:: grandarihrt's then stage!! a \\oid u' !Ill”( 1 111 „111 oar; ht (:u '1,1,ain it nu' ret 1. Aging -11„'0,1 ch;ollitd thh; (i,1• .Ulan Irra•lr 11;1- his1 hill i lii'l,atlil l,.(Hort r '...,,e1;•(• in ti(it)1..( t„ uleLc this
Pickin; 1” l' ,tit,! Mr'' .\. I.y t Matt :1, \\1111 m, b1lurt ire \cent un atld he 'as ill tll.'ir half of the third, they'
h",Ic,', and a hit \rats prr•inir'I by ;'r'ml.11',
scd, it p1 ,ihlr, llI carne hark; 1 •mall ret'pli'u follogc,l at tt1 I'iae,„ I(1.;+d'' 111, ! it t Li”-
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la.. 11.11"n1., t\,'ul an , in -landing sial('((.;
\I r. I.y,l'h;lei i„11,''ntliu that 11e said ,.ihi s• til, next trilh. Not\ shnlg, ,lultd loth ,.1111. to „gain Lll:r the Ir,!, N..\;d Yitrl: !I •tv! aite1' \thick the Ronal'I itili!1,,
1, a 1..(u , 'n•t' s'lu'g} sung stay Ill('
I' I I,t. d ,.lin hc(I the g:uuc in the 1"ur11 1.1111111c !tit on 1: 11 h him'( tt i , to 1)c- Pima, , brad' I \ , i it •I ll,l•. I I"n tl'
c ttth In t Ile sure 11111 titer \\c \Neil' pt „- dull 11'l Ila1'e i,el'ir heard Irulil 111111. 1 1 l,l' !rigs of w( illlntt (piing, every
\Cith thy,,,' mon rims t„ rim their 1 'fag•
resslli or ii(gre••il Nlrs, hili I hope atter a long absence Ill' 1, 11.(1\•`I iron. 1liey \\'!i lilt' in 1"roul(1. N1,11': II,'I'i1r Ila!I, lei','.
)+ g i'• it,, 1',ghit 1;11 ;I ,l'„1'l't! ,lllgll' 1'11'1, in _ `; —^
;'!1111! '\'e1'•i;l,, re nl , 1'1;11'" (,rade \ 1, 11t'l1,111',, Eileen
w'ndertd the ,cult' tllitit and thought j dint; Ili, ruunit'y the fourth ;alt! fifth innings• awl fell t,ll;ifl.! !hc tt'luin.l V,. ill he am all:
per11ap; \\'c «t'e 1"slug; out by nut ((here I holo it (til out hr long hc-!t!Jree 1.1111, short of the Auburn total , , - Pur\is, I.'nI,n,•\t'• star soltiall gams•, hcttevett 1!t);.e•ricfl
baking bread. making hither 11• curing1 111.1 he '•;n, tale 111' cn'oymrnt of hi, (sole Mlll'1'ilY I Jar!: Ii„ddard "i thr l'ol scry;u„1.r ;u, i ;ill all :•tar le,un ,like,! fling 111'
i 1tittllg ';111 let Iiti tit,;11„lit the gaggle,
An t i!l•t•l',ttt;g 1:(vitt of S;ltiti'I11 I I'aCilltt' it ;l. ill illi!,.):,. 11 gill' 1'1;111”
meat. 1"1"111 ;lull rehlll\' - I nr 1111, I,':Is It a ter a M'i'ff frim' -Irl, i ail ,,ccur:ed 111 i 1 tall l'1'"'nl', e•'I1{pll•Illi; llll'lllbl'1', 1,.1,111
Nlrs. ,U'ltlta !'ear told a numerous •11''11(1 he. ;!1111 Unst \\c s11,ndd ”("11fthc iirtial ifining• The decisions of 1tignsl 11th, ('a, the (vedding, of NI.•s \1 rd:• the teals of .\ulmrn, \Vest field and
story' using; Mrs. \\', 1\t'cllllil' and Nlrs, i,tt i "I leis :u't t it Ill"ubt Ito! he is l NIargat'tt NIt((;a r, (laughter of Nlrs•I I\ hill 1'hi111 and NE alguy tit., Hall 1iltth. Thi:• ::;lull will ,tart at n.,,l)
('rant, 1l Ito umpired nit the base, trete
\\'illi;lln 1„in,ton, 111 th, aur! NI r. !Milnerl the highest standings in their ;It the .M;rhrulturll grounds. it ,haul'(
THIS IS FROLIC NIGHT
Come To Town And Enjoy A Full
E. \\'rittlit•, 1 amlt, lietir""-lv, The gone under this impression to have been disputed oil ;(veva! occasion, by the
gr:uldnu cit.t', 1111 sang "\\•ben 1',t , 11It'ontt ilt rt. i.t;(1 s mel.utes 11nlent- L'Ir111,Iay(r,, The gauge wa; call(•,! 16,14(11 Cole, younger• son oil
f r• and ,i'tsi'cctir.' gt';t'll • ;It, til 1','111,.1. be the ball classic of the season.
\1'c, l' urtin ; Ma".,Mts. (a(rcit ihrt' our trot( and stmt,.,. sympathy In )t) Chi I,ixlh nn,ingt flue i'' d:ulsnc,s \lis. huiv'rt Old Clinton. i \'--""- The r„(ir ((ill be held on rues Hain
read an article all the "origin of )(Yards t1); people (1 Cilitad.. 1 that!!: (den cartel' nrut bit d.•tante for 111).11) !'he nlclrri:ll;e nas Jrcrf'irl"rti by the lliil)ortant hill! Ge1111e'1'0 Be street, attd I, .cbt,luic,l t” get started
Played 011 \Vestliel(' at i o'cl n k, During the evening :t free
I)ii11i1011(1 +'''1!('1'1.1 hill hr' slater! i)t the i;oD
(001, t:oncert Company. '1•ilis Company
Tier, i.:1 very important ball gicnii• .
coining tip for the Myth ball lila!; and
I!sale \cry' highly recommended. Mr.
( ooh is an outstanding magician. ono
fan,, 1111111 u,u,t gin it t„ bate al
Hi 1 anada', it•t• ile i, also a car -
Hue (t:r; scalloped also and ,he carried 11111tH c in tilt grunt) fin,tk. \t the
ill”
,Ic,ult time \\c,tlitld and .\uhurli ere lt„'111,1 And \•cntl'ilor(nist of uutstantl-
a shower bouquet of II/darer/fie rose,, present
PP.; ab.bty• lelludld in bis company,
11l'I' al'ce,st)ries \Veil' black and she tied wit!! $ points each for the gr'ttiLi'
'i 1't'rt(rrlllrt•, „di hl• Ni,,; ()live
Mc.
wore a tiny' dower bat of \rhitc and I,adcrshi1', an.! Myth i, 2 points bc-;it„nald, (told \I,dali,t Songstress, with
blue Ilya:intlls• (hind ((itlt a total of o. 'I'llis necessitates i
;t voice I.ke 1Xate Smith, and :hiss
The Itruonl (ea, attended by his , the re -playing of a tit game „f over :l \I„!ly Johnston, tap dancer cstraordin-
hruthcr, !h'. l;anilal Cole, of tllc l'ni- "cut' ;44” hvt\vetn lltvlli tints \\'t,tficlll l; l h This concert r„ntpany” trill thrill
\•tr-it;v of \\•cstcrn Ontario, and \It's, \,\ hid' ('a, played t)1 the \\'c,tiitlll l\ott g'itll their outstanding ph tltri-
I)on \\'ikon of Ciinton was matron! of Ili:ctnond, li I11y'th can \\in it toe iii;lilt•(•.
This .,Lute gill be staged right
hollow'. She wore a \\IIL, sill: 1 rdcr- . stbcdulc gill tut! Stith ail tl i ve teams I hit the ((,,till , 1.e(d.
hyteri n church in \that nun' is til:lt\a, it) the first war. the 1\'c,tficid Diamond t„ ser the tut grin( wit!( dreg pnrplt arras -mics, anti tic,! at eight t,oints tart. !f t it( ' I or the enjoyment of loll! young and
lose ,t (111 he curtains for the 1tIytli ( ) g
11 rticultural l'i't r 1 ' I ticrlant gave' bctwev'n .Nohow! and her ltuwers (v(re Johantla Ilii! roses" 11'1 rheic ((ill be the big barn dance in
1 can understand that Canada's uu- entry. and \ve,.ifiehi and .\mourn \\ill
\It's, Serinlgeomr and Mrs. Canting Ales don't Enol\ \,.lint lean• is• 1'1111 \\'e,tiirlel, auci thry \ccrc rtgardrrl 1)r \Iter the ccrcnlony a rcccp(hl"1 Nva 'continmc in the group play-offs. ,(it«rg,e Radford barn, also right on the
sang 'as i ( hunch in the t resume
Isuldicr kl1"t it Neth! 111 have, anti vet string one 111 the Inst giai les "f Iht 111 aet Iht hunt of the hr.dr's truth,,., •\iter the g,clre bctnteu -\„bur” au'! main tlorougrtare; :1 gold d;ua•e flour
This tris ioll"w('d by a ,her( rtsunit o(I snffir,d it) food ;Ind ,.lth,.; and roils, ,chednle. I'hr game \ras a pitrhet's ,t"1. her inlnlediate rt l;Itirrs ;u,d friend” tHieof_ trill ;mu to the enjoyment of this eVellt,
st)nu of the tl,iui,lers mill elder's .'slthe result of this barh:m•ious (var. incl hattil I"1 hit full nine inning, is g'11ir11 and a buffet luncheon was serecd by!\ ttttit11'11 rt171 • iL1\Itll\ alml11\\t(,,tfi('id
gins! \\'ilhee's Orchestra «ill provide
Chi, chinch front i v! to 1'110, 1'htslncrcr ,hail forgirr (hc (icrntan. 'That the old master uC the mound, 'i' ming NI;„ h.Ilrn Gl'ai'y, Int 5117111, 1(1.," 11;
team, Incl, Int' 111 dcri,i,nl as t" Ch1 the lmisir.
part of Ili e (It a ti rlu,('d by all s.r,g- I;,,•dine, best,:'I !,is rit•al hurler, \\'alter Fox s nl Toronto
nl I NI 1., l'hatl ire I 1 there trill 1)r g;unr,, new and old,
ing "L'lc,t Ie the tie lcitl binds.”f$! in ;t ,lvt pvi• 'I a rent.,.}, ttrire (•c 7';tri;, nbo alit, pitched an csctlleitt (i!tason 1f Nett furl: Citi. 'l'ht h"nil ,i;ltt ti the glune Stas rtathe,l, J'hc ;gitb sit ttl11 l,riZc, 1111,.1'1 in all cases.
1 R (iillt•hl,ie, curvet!,. 1f lli,tit•-),glare rapid, plundered. dc,U•oycd• tluc,hi lg nlaih'nc, gut busy in t11r
g:uuc. \\'cstfi' id you lthc sant it) the \\a, beautifully dre(1r:uod \\'till a pt•u- I
ic:'.i Re ('arch then tool: charge, and slaughter the sciiish (iermuml• in vrar" ttl,iln nt suncn,cl bl"nuls• \\'estti, 1'I r„1nn:nlity, and 111., nlal:t, it :Fca11t ine ihr,t games g'in he the.
1111 have heard nothing but a gun! I\tt1 last hall ill lh, ninth, «'11('11 they ,cored \c1.} difficult for that community' to monster !;.ago booth (cilli $150•00 in
called on I)1.. Annie Rus,, ('111, Neel -I The happ3. couple left for their
the tit."1 :ung w inning run. i i .' I players I 1nsl;utdi lg; n in,
coined Ihr g; Int ,and rennu I:cd that no l lar a\\ Iy, Irer:utsr it bring only tuffs- ! htncylti ,"lt .al "Tile Pities" near \lid- ltii ler their ayer> ❑, flu ,.,!ling; n >- I
try, distress and poverty it) a country, I \\'c,lll,l! ltntd the scoring 1)t thr er;ttitms must tarry on. It (a, left I l'o (1 11n1
the cutting ill) their will
be
1,111 gro\1s 1!11 r„wcdays, land. The bride \yore for tr:lt•tiling a 1 8300.00li(I ai11i be
1,• 1':. ('•,,diff N1.1-1., tt'a; guest \c<, I,untrtiy Nees Belgium a rich one, Ith inni'lg wit a single rem, but in th•apcd Inedel of itis;, corded ('rept mid ',with the management of the \\'esifiehl the drawing for the I
s,raker and commended the 1\'onlclt,s;well, surd'. \vitt, density off' population, s.Nlb Altburn tied it tip, au'I \\tit her tete,:c,1•.es !tire vnicr and black. (tram MI
t' ariangr the Batt to suit. (Ilith tint:it, bare butt selling gibe but
:1lways we lire in good iricnd,hip (('ills nne up ((dill a single in the Hill. In (tttItl ing lir tilt Myth (cam, (i:l-.Icake, for the past three necks, Piot
11 1 til ll' '.m their splendid wail: ',Li, l , She c:wiled al olive green coin with I'
our ntigilbor. 1'uu can understand the last .'i the 9th the i\'c,tf.tld boys
11/.II (• .. ,a.11 1)t could get 1's no t1- ertont ((ill (;nit ticket, on these
Ey-
( int ;Illd (:nnUll'\'• Ill' lull) "1 llll'l'I;', 1\1111 t' tt tit 1"11::1', till!' 11'„1'1 lilt gI'l/1111,
ht)w, tin !mien tor the trust lu he put 's1;lgld a rally (•Sieh netted them +r olhtr any tin ,'• \1'1. hop( ht didn't grand prizes. There are six big pities,
int; the laic \I r, Roosevelt, \I r. Char-; cnougtt rims 10 win the gauze. The gift, silvtt• fox bracelets, grand
an Electric \\re are first ori i(
chill, : inion} I'•rlon, and others, in hint 111\1, !eller the impression in \Vestf.eld that 1 .
> g:int ended in a bit of an argument •\tier their• hunttut'1ou flit lu'l'l, and I Second prize is a ]lrcahfa,t Suite;
Nlrs• 1'ranblin I1a.nton read a letter ! ata h_ yeti: awl have heard m„1.c 1111 Blyth players just silt around 1)r- , 1
of 'reeling frau, Nlh:, Irene ()Immo'. guns than hair on my head shunt the when Ilill (.'raur, who nes umpiring at groom will return to Goderich Town- ' Third Prize a ],rand New C'•C.NI;
Nevi) tittles, (acing for the. nest '
> ,hip t\hcrr they ((sill lit(. Bicycle; 1111 prize, a Set of dishes;
of \\lug:lion, ;end Mrs, 1, 11, \1•alsull la,l fe(v years. 1 hope to live in peace, the plate called Cook out for running(lues!, g'cre present from Aurora. g`ante, ;
read a poem, "Sunset on Lake Huron,” rest and bell(',. lime, 'I'h",e ars the loo tat oft the base liar. lei; dcrisi1'lt I bans will \r!)t to see this important th Prize, Electric Iron; rah prix(.,
nal, alic!'cll after the t•ule boot; bad S;unix, 'I'rruntr, myth, Cl.nt"n toil! 5111 1f blanket,• 1'Iron; ('ill 1)t nn
composed be \ti,s !;'c O'Cunncl• stoic \t'i`ll(', ;uu long lit(. for you, your c:uuc on the \\'c,tticld I)tanittn!, and
\tw 1'"1.l: City.
Miss (idlesp.e rnnduttcd a contest fandly and rrlathuns. \\iv kelp the bcv11 n"m:ultc'.1,
mid C'"ilk's run \\as Bride Showirred I(.11 he informed \when it ., to 1,0 sale the night of the Frolic, right up
the wnult'1'• ,layer!, to tett time of the Dra(•,
with Mrs. \\', Johnston and Mrs, J. II. 1,1u't, tiIl!s lit of your litter girl, "Linda Nil's. ,\ding Stewart, Staudt}, and her 1
ft ,I:ulcl, ahvays on the tnautlr stere, The pl,lycr,' i' I:\cry ecru of the mtley raised
I;• I'alintt, ('inotrs' I \1'e,tfie!d—\I. \(rlh,acll, A. Coul<, daughter, \It's• I). \\'ikon, cutcttai°1'`I ti from this Frolic ('ill be used for Cont-
\Irs, Ile('rge l.t'itl (vas presented N116,11hi \\'hill fh,\vers, Il prt,rrees Nett!! a ,!111\1,. and ,.lass reunion on TO I1URON I'.'1It11'IER
Si,[!, Jardine, E. Snell, i.. slid, a• enmity h,ttcrnient.
(ith a beautifill b unmet of sweet pea:: 1:1, a rel.': every day we remember lilt 1 Saturday crrnili, in honour 1)t' Miss On .\u,,m,t IIIth, 1')a3 the Gutlerich
S fell, 11• McDowell, G. N!e!)o\vcll• The Lions have, many projects in
Mrs.
;l, the only,' gi';1111!11111,1t1' present, and short liner her father ,pent bets!'' NI;i1•g;!ret Murray of New York Cay, Elevator !''111 any tllttally raised the Mrs, 1)(Ingh, \lor'risou \vas like\vise Now 1 end and beg to apologise as •iuim'i—.\rni,trong, 1lagghtt, Craig., view gang ash for rola (hula -hearted
Beadle, 1?,.adder:, Tarr, %.('ihmchcy, and Myth, \vhosc marriage to NIr• grit(' for loading grain into trucks by
honored as tilt• youngest grandmother. I :Cul not used to I?n';I.•h ('riling' l;ohert Cole, of Clinton, tool: place on one-haif cunt per bushel on bag.t;ctl support ill their ,.flair to ,.,rise funds,
\\'ikon, (Tarte',.. (---...--•
;\ dainty Innrh (vas screed. l)1., Annie Sincerely, from 1'11lpire,—,\1 tilt -plata, Ci';ti.t; ort the-•\utlust ISth, 1!)45, 'fete bride -elect ('ho grain nil tied, incl bit 011e rent per r ( ,
Ross treated everyone ti, ice cream. N1 R, l\• NIRS, flit n t, I 1',1;1? bases, R, l;cdnu,lid• is a graduate of the Ontario hospital bushel on grain. bagged and tied, The
I llll'(l Ilc1itity Judge
-----V Si \faaltchruggc Street, School of \tiring in London, left Can- iflrg'aI lollrrtiom, Avert( continued until Vilti I 1'.1 `ICCl11c11C'011
("intuit, Belgium• "1.\r I t
IV. Al. MEETING ada to amept a 'u,htion net tilt nursing Nlay 7111, . 19'15. «lien Ow \Vartime
i \\'e stated last trent: than We did 'Wt.
staff ;It Columbia Presbylci'ian \fedi- Prices and (rade Board instituted pro-
.
ro hn1\r \t ,to the third lodge tris in the
The reltlhu' meeting of the 1V. NI, S. ami\ras 1)i1!rlyd trilh Nli'. and Nirs. Morris'11(i 'ilstlijl Council nal ('entre in 1II-1?, 1 t)1 the pa,( feu• evedin•gs against tilt company• On
of the united Church. (vas held in the'Verildere \\ hell fhc Canadian 11(11 )e beauty rintr,t, bald in connection \riot
(1 1,11 nt• ltcl'i it) icsl crar• Pile Cutnlni! tact on August 13, in the }cars s111 has been practising private iIttly 5111 (tit company (a, found gtt.it, 1111 !.tuna \' 1 Sports !:rents last
Church basement august 11th. Mrs. tett sent t t g tl ►'u\\tsbi t !gall, \t•ith all the members nursing there. -Although the (tin- has and fined :und are living required Ire
I!1. ,Irene a ,r\cn day rest period tviUl 1 t Thursday afters"'n• \\'e have since
Sinclair 1\11, in charge i',1. the business !,resent except Charles (;amts,• The «i,itIt separated Nltss \hu'l'a}', class- the \\'•! •'1'.11., to intik, refund, dirrrt I1I to int„rnlcd (hal ht \\:Is 1)1.. \\'. E.
of the mei:H g \lis. Pollard g:lt•e in_)licit• it was (hat he was there. that Reete presblt',i, mates, stern \\' rte present for lhr oe- lu I:uulrr.; „I all 111"11('} illrg.ally col
tcrc•tiag rcadirg;• NIrs• Marshall, hr rrrci\':c( his ChrisUuas parcel., 1,.1111 Nlrllurhrou, of 131u\(icl:, 1'cnn.. a
The 'ninnies 1,1 111 last meeting «err rasion, who \\ith her friends from Irricd. .n order to secure the money
leader• of the NI1s.,ioa Panel, ;end a Hum_ '111,111e, amyl they welns so short of loon hilthrt• in !au of \h. Gilbert \ether}.
I read and adopted on motion of 1117t•ey 111}111, \\';111111 and Clinton triage ala 1111111 must furnish proof to the \\'r are also informed that 11e i,
her 1.0' nunlbrl, presented a splendid ithal it was unc ill' his I,iggc,t delights' 111nlsluti cud \\'til, Spcir. 11appy gathering, The bt'hde-elect 1.c \1'•1'.'1'.1). of !taring received grain on
uJuan Icrn1cl: presiding. Miss to share his, parcels with them. I
quite an autln,rlty, 111 beautiful (oaten,
program, I b' \loved by ! lain\ 'Johnston, second- trued a show+ i of lovely gifts and ,thtrit excessive charge; were paid. T111 bating, olide a study of them for some
Chile \IrGu«ati offered cd prarcr. piano1ll--.\ rd by 1 encs \lichit that Py-I.a1r \o' aitcrwa,us \Ir,, \\'ilson amt! Mrs. 1follo(\itg (•laid probably he asccpied rears. J'hr \\mutt rl'l feel highly
solos by Niatut 1'tt and Rhea Ila!I' 111, setting the 'i'ownship Mill rte ;0 Itaylnon! of Chath:mn, served a buffet'lo the \\'•1'•!' I1. a> pile([.
Dart, fats} ant! I'1sii ! tt Ibk, chit'_ 1 • ,, r ,complimented on the fat( that she tris
Old Fire Il1lll I o Ile 3 Mills, be passed. Carried. luncheon, The rcntaindet• of the even A recehpted bill it grant purchased, the choirs 11 such authoritative
us by foil,. girl: "Jesus 1),\•c; the child- ILe111U1'e(I Moved by Jany: Mithti, stt'tiniccl ing \vas spent chatting. or a cheque (•Lich was given in pay -
source.
ren;' Hay by six girls. ”\\'orb! Peart' by 1$ lar(•e,(.• Johnston, that \1'ahln Park ti' meat for grain, or a statement from the)
Court", duct "\\ hat a Friend" Mrs.! Nil. Robert \l err"nth(. has purchased he givcu a grout of .;;JIII. Carrie t• S cy . books of the dealer from ('lion the! 'l
'hr (('. I ld', 1"nl 1st Rattly bridge
Colt and Ii•r.thryn, Solo by Shirty ('art t t Lot 2, Mi•Connclla Surrey, or( I1111)1'eS911'e LIlltl'Cli ,:.:(2-...)'1CC
\lore•,.! be I lag vil• Johnston, secondee!t'rahn (':Is purcliascd, or a doelaration by' 1)c, jest 11,.11 completed by the Second
1':ilconcl. \largucrilc hall lube a story which the old fire hail is situate. ]t is Held Last Sunday the dealer and the iartncr. ,
about Chm•cll of ;111 Nations, Joan Nlt', \etec"uthr's intention to have the
by \\'nn Speirs that the road bills, a' I battalion of the Royal Canadian En -
presented Samuel, by the roil superinl(ndent• .\n intprc,sit•c ,envier of Thmiksgir- Faiine,s are advised to lucre this', 1\rr the Ijssel Rifer at 7.ltullr.
The old lira loll is; one of the (1.w he paid, (Tarried'
Mg for recent victory (1.;t; at ,.lugged !,y proof in t ca,li,a::, as it i; 1,1.oh;lhic i .
\Irs• N1 tli1('1111 gait a $li!ltng "'fhcJ moved fry James \lirhic, ser"11!!11! ,,,, r 111 the \:t11crland;• Called the "Maple
l(er, \Ir• Nlactmilia, off' the presto._ hy-.1!1;11 am evening, meeting \rill bo hold. Lraf llri'1¢r is i, I,Gpll feet lung ant!
Good Sa11c161,111 Mrs. Il1lbort gaveirvinainins, old land arks of the town, tttitln l'hurh last Sunday nlorniilg. Ihn (Iiiiltn (titllin a short time with a
by \Vitt. Spcir, that the meeting; ail char, the• river by ?t feet, It is part
a reading 111 N115,i1't;fry P.d11ra(intl it laed 1"I inane years Inas berm an 1c(', j,11'11 to 11!1('1 again 111 Srpteullrer 10, \, in ;111 Nir, \latc,mnclfs ,tit's(',,;repro;entatire :•1 the \\'.1','1.11• prest•ltl t,j iht C;utadi;ut .\rtny's progr;tnl to
promote human brotherhood. \Irs• sore, his removal will greatly c t!Itit t 1,)15 al 1 ). m• Carried.
the (alar 1f NI r, \t1\rouihe's )1.o )trey. 1 it tea, markt (I by a spirit 1f dtepltn \rill, the proofs and hand t11en' on assist in the 1.c-cun,lructiun azul 1.c
Falconer gare a rphndid reading on i t fhc ful!ott.ng accounts (•tic paid: humility and gratitude t'' God for 10s to the &gyrator non,palty for l,1111t•
- ilahilitalinn of the \(theflauds• The
"The !bid's iIaytr" \liss 1'.11111 1'_,1- 'i)O unfailing aid to the Allied Nations.
___\t I'• Black, sheep hilic....
lard ine.,idc'.I at the piano. \\'algae(' :\raga•• valuating fees • 2,l") iii, add,.t., e'on tned a In1to1,1 meeting when a ranged for.
--- — RGPOR'rED TO CENTRALIA 'crossing; ,II•uctmre designed fur rapid
Ciilbcrt \1cC tilt m, grant to \\'al message. Besides our debt 111 i,1.;fisc It i; urcc,111y rrllnr,trd titan the construction 1hr,ittg* nlit'f 111. campaign;.
tt tom !'iii .. . .35.11( and th:itk,girint:, (here mitis( he 1•e (r,•.It li ' pit:;,1ent and ;('heti,.\• n,ahe .
Canada has 'differed 1113,111') casualties F11. -Sgt. filet' Tasker reported for
in the armed 11,rr•es, incllttitii.t 38,718 further duty 1,: the Centralia aIrptrt ntwtd •n,1!.i 7 Ilion of every rife for 11'• :livid( int 17711 ttinn ;bailable 1i the .\; i;(Img at lite :\ng!icatt Services On
ihi ta,l:, ;thrid. st' "'1 s,rt.'n ,i.,rrt,,,; :nal that thry ,
dead and 2,31I5 missing from the out -ion 'fine,day, ater al cnjo)(ab!e 3O -day nud;lt ,,,,'. r I t1,' lac('. l.. F, Slhip-
itreak of (ear in September 1939, to furlough at his home byre. Glyn jt): fly the nuc! 1f le)ld, the►'(' were 3S,SS(, Till' p,ahn :o,d hyuls cio,cu 1\rrt i, E`lcd t„ pa, the inlri'nttion on t"I,lulg. 11..\,, l..fh., of hitclener.
June 30. 19-15. ! recently returned front overseas. \\;otttci in Catt:•da's armed forces.all appropriate for the occasion.tits farmers.
(il•,lu,ltnotifer', Day" followed 1)y \11.s• you Mt', for \t ur slicer(' tellnlgs "1 :Is ,lid \\''titer 'fart, for .iubnrll, h('\. .1, Sintl,u,, pastor 1f the United
]'ells reading the press report of a Ittallkfulnes''
The players \rar( as f„ll ,w,: Church. i Ie tl;.
Grandmother's meeting, held i't' 111) t11 \\ r (rill that (c 1lrigiunl, are more 1111th—lira}, Tunnrr, I'".leis :1tl:in, I'11t' bri ll w'(t't a pencil slit,, frock of
twenty -1111 )1111, ag'', \thin \its, ,1• indebted f1., nt \'uitr sons for the (luick son, Doherty, Icvlt', !glut,., '1':Ittlblrtt,
misty -mite the
scalloped trout pcplmlu.
1rul,trung (as l,re,irletit, ,\ p(1r(t4 t`I lihelat.on of our dearest land, \\•hal Carter.
!!tired It the side, and galhcred into
a bow in the hack. The fr('neh necl:-
1,oug .\g"" gas then sung l,y the have Incofor them 1, ung)• (1 (111ty :Auburn-.\rntstrong, !lae ill, Craig,
the 1ir'tnthnoii,tr . Nlrs, :1 "Taylor t"w:u•ds nu'n \\h) gave hi I.fe for
a Ilcadlr, 1lrcdn,.ck, 'I':u•is, iilClir,nc y
g.t;Irl .1 Ili,' 'I'1. til th' tnelilr aCll, ,111'• (rt't'rlriti ,Intl !I"Ilesly. it is not tilt) tviisall, (.after.
rolnul.Ilg Ni r, and \It's• McGowan •-• 11111(.11 to hell) one another and find it
l'nlpire, — .\t the plat,., 1':rcrcti
home, ('io'n in 18(15 it was planted in mil\ under t'ultiv'ite folk. As an nit! tirri,utc"ttr, on the bases, 11111 Craig.
oat, :ung ;1 1.c,) .(:ate into the tn('niy soldier of dhr other (var, I feel I kn,'w
"el•c, \\"Is n'rl:e M1', .\11'1""1-t1, Il'unt'111'(1('1'than evelyv,lte• (that a soldiel'sttf-
duut 11 ((v is. fried, defend and sustain it) battle time, WRSTFIELD WIN FROM AUBURN
\1 r,, ti (,lie ('"ening g;ne .I ,ln'rl his- hut the rettaril is the gathering of
tory of the rciil;ious life of the Carly !.\ (arincluding m u,y front
fru))) (•11,11 wt call (wile), 1111! victory. }."t crowd,
settlers here, particularly' of the Pits• \rhttciul'c they may he proud; also it Myth, \\'arc oil !tine! Nloiulay nicht ;it
1'nt'ther rotiec «hit he `liven of II "s Bailey- bridge i• a preasseniblcd river
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured U. S.
Attorney
General, ---
12 Alleviate.
13 Courtesy title.
19 Verbal.
15 Military police
(abbe.).
16 Part of a
church.
18 Biblical
pronoun.
10 Either.
21 Dined.
22 Novel.
24 Jumbled type.
26 Machine part.
29 Pertaining to
Arabian.
82 Weird.
83 Crystalline
hydrocarbon.
89 Symbol for
illinum.
85 Exists.
86 Alloy of iron
and carbon.
39 Congeal.
43 Father (Sp.).
49 Religious
holiday.
U. S. OFFICIAL
Answer to Previous Puzzle
I LL I NO i S_AIREA_
BLEAT1S IPE; ANNA
EL AN RAI N I NG
E S G
I I IK I R I G,Q!R
ES IVIJI N P. S M
AD~ GTNFA
AR''I FEE3i
FET '7/AMER I C,A
RS7AX EER I E
ABETS - ''TI LSPT_RAM
MON0CHORD2 E I NS
TACK7ELLM ::COMETS
—11HEEF1LACPOSSE,
45 Year (abbr.). 3 Snake.
46 Weapon. 4 Compass point
49 Strike lightly. 5 Island,
50 Doctor (abbr.)
51 Toward. 6 Lie seated.
53 More secure. 7 Coarse part of
55 Tantalum wheat.
(symbol). 8 Accomplish.
57 Narrow, edge. 9 Arid.
59 Spoil. 10 City in New
(30 Agreement. Guinea.
62 He is a U. S. 11 Cloth measure
_-.— —. 16 Near.
VERTICAL 17 Gather, as
harvest..
1 Iron (symbol ).19 Native metal.
2 Male sheep. 20 Fish eggs.
CROSSTOWN
21 Exist.
23 Twisted.
24 Metal fastener
25 Frozen water.
27 Attempted.
28 One who
lubricates.
30 Constellation,
31 Assail.
36 Enemy agent.
37 Sailor.
30 Limb.
39 Fright.
40 Knock:
41 Z.
42 Make a
mistake.
471Ve.
48 Appellation.
49 Call.
51 Beverage.
52 Eye.
54 Obese.
55 Tag.
56 High card.
57 Before Christ
(abbr.).
58 Musical
syllabic.
60 Afternoon
(abbr.).
01 Transpose
(abbr.).
Out Our Way By J. R. Williams
!
WE NEED A RUN AND THERE'S ONLY ONE WAV `,
FOR 'OU TO GET CIJ BASE•- CROWD THE PLATE
AMC) LET -THE BALL HIT YOU; THEY wMOw
YOU'RE AN EASY 5TRII<EOU7 SO COOL
'EM: IT WON'T HUT2T•• HE AIN'T
GOT MUCH SPEED:
1
r;,--4
HEROES ARE MADE • NOT BORN
•
3 l7w�tUn,„�
1 r .to U 1 P,1 Clt
WI. 1W. PC nW1!i..(I
PACKS BAGGAGE INTO CAR, AND
JOURNEY BEGINS, EVERYBODY
CHEERFLI.
ti;MILT OF THIS 15 THAT AT EVERY
BUMP, SUITCASE TOPPLES OFF TOP OF
PILE INTO GRANDMA'S LAP
WIFE DECIDES PRESENTLY THAT
GRANDMA HASN'T ROOM FOR HER rEET,
AND REDISTRIBUTES BAGGAGE
HAKES ANOTHER REARRANGEMENT,THERE
SEEMING To BE MUCH MORE BAGGAGE
TITAN BEFORE So THAT THERE'S NO
ROOM AT ALL FOR THE BIG VALISE
SETTLES IT BY PUTTING VALISE ON
SEAT MID HOLDING JUNIOR N LAP
WHERE, GETTING RESTLESS, HE MAKES
DRIVING IMPOSSIBLE
WIFE STOPS CAR AND REDISTRIBUTES
BAGGAGE AGAIN AS IT WAS II11 THE
FIRST PLACE,SAYS SHE KNEW SIZE
COULD FIX IT ALL RIGHT
(boprrl,lbt, NU. ny The Ben Brnetkala, he 1
THE SPORTING THING
"-TA Just like a kid
stampal”
about
w tl ti'n's
By Roland Coe
"•J make sure they are knitted big enough, because if they're too
long the toes always can be folded under."
•
THIS ARMY
'Wouldn't cha think he'd be satisfied t'knit or sumpin simpler!"
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
•
By William
Ferguson
AMONG
EARLY PEOPLES
OF THE
LVQRLD,
SKULLS
WERE
COMMONLY USED
AS ,GIR/NK/NG
Cc -441S.
CASTOR
AND
POLLUX
THE TWO STA: S KNOWN
FOR CENTURIES AS
`7/12? h'EAVENLY
TWINS
ARE SLOWLYOR//T//v
1. AL REG. U. B. PAT. OFF.
Will,' 41 BY NEA bERVICE,INC.
70 A BRITISH SOLDIER;
WHAT IS A eyl/RR/CA/s/.&;
ARC/WE; ADAM/NG
0/V/0/V ✓.e.pRY
ANSWER: Hurricane, a British fighter plane; Archie, n British
Mti-aircraft gun; Flaming Onion, a German anti-aircraft projectile;
Jerry, a German fighter or his plane.
FUNNY BUSINESS
By He'rshberger
"Private McGenius wishes to demonstrate his special bayonet
for capturing retreating Japs!"
REG'LAR FELLERS—Law-abiding Pinhead
WELL;zooLlG--
THEE[':', TH' LAW
IN BLACK( �-�
AN' WI:.TI •
!' •4
off PSIIAW! 1 ,^r4
.' ...''1-r3�
,
PIMA'S
MOWERS
710pARK
fOn D7( r
'wy��QYi
,
4.•=c
•
-BUT THAT DOESN'T 51O7;
"6RING'EM•BACK-ALIVE DUFFY'
JU5'STEP 71415 V,'AY +N' SEE
WHAT A LEGAL MIND I I•IAVIL ! ,
MUTT AND JEFF—
YOU•A CAMOUFLAGE
EXPERT? HA HAl
DON'T MAKE ME
LAUGH, I GOT A
SPLIT LIP'
LI STEN,YOU!
I'M A
GENUINE
CAMOUFLAGE
EXPERT, AND
I CAN
PROVE IT!
Vra tux.
1 CONT REMEME ER
NO SIGN SAYit ' VA CCULDN'
\..PICK FI.CV:rr?,.:-, FRO
OUlf:IDE TH' PARK'
'5 C's
.� ) ('
Now, I Ask You, What More Proof
SEE THAT SNIP
OUT THERE? WELL,
/O.K. 1 CAMoUFLACED
CoME "THAT SHIP!
WITH
ME! tr - ),".
Do You Want? Answer
1.4,1, 1 Y., 19.t.f. r:T
Me That By BUD FlSHER
----r—�� ;FF..
yIELL,TNr2E1'ouARE:" j'( -fin
THAT PRoVES IT!
l VJI;:N I CAI•100ilt.'_401
T CANIGu71.0il!,',,,.:
N'r
1 I'4�LY---o
-
Yo-.
.w.rinty
POP—On the Outside Either Way
4.
HE WON'T LET ME IN.
ttJ1'.nd.bv ','he, IN 11 r/Idi .t`. Inc I
•
-BEG/-',USE NE DOESNIT RELIEVE-
cTIVE COMET TO
r[' LEGTDPE YOU
ON
$ALLIsTIG5
By BUD FISHER
AND T WON1T LET
1M BECAUSE T I
BELIE'9E. YOU ;
HAVE '
r
OF BUSY HOUSEWiVES
For meals -in -a -hurry at any
timed day—breakfast, lunch,
between -meal snacks—
, clever housewives rely on
Kellogg's ready -to -eat cereals,
They're ready to serve
In 30 seconds ... need no
mixing or cooking, Easy to
digest. Economical, too!
Nazi Atom Bomb
Nearly Completed
(;eon;ay was within five month
of completing her own atom bomb
When the European war ended.
A British task force four months
ago discovered that German scien-
tists almost had completed work
on the. bomb in a two -room labora-
tory in the heart of a small silk
factory 11 rth of 11 annoyer.
The bomb, it was calculated
would wipe out everything within
a radials of six miles.
A famous German research
scientist in charge of the experi-
ments %vas flown immediately to
Britain at the time. He estimated
his stork would have been com-
pleted by October.
Ile said t he German Govern-
ment had given hint unlimited
fundi till equipment and had not
deucand•al any immediate results.
THE ONE MAN DAPSASKED BE SPARED
.,. ,.I )I0,111 4111111X.
HIROHITO, EMPEROR OF JAPAN
Food and Clothing
Arrive In Norway
Supi,1it s of food and clothing
are arriving its Norway each week
according to "News of Norway."
On July 6, a dusty caravan of 211
Swiss trucks, heavily loaded with
food, medicine, shoes, and clothing,
-rumble through Oslo's streets.
Nine day out of Basel, the trucks
carried :110 tons of supplies valued
at three million Swiss francs, and
had pa -sed through Germany,
Denmark. and Sweden on their
way to Norway. Trucks and driv-
ers of the Swiss Relief Convoy re-
ceived a joyous welcome in Oslo.
In tip B.C., the firing of damp
straw to smoke out enemy posh
tions was common.
Infantile Paralysis ty
phoid and other dangerous
diseases can be carried by
the common fly. Fly-Tox
kills filthy flies instantly.
Get a large bottle today.
45.1?
Public interest in the post -(war
possibilities of the Trans -.atlantic
service operated by 'tyroses -Canada
\ir fines continues to growThe
number of requests • for passage
has increased to over 1,000.
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
It you oie troubtad with Itching
plied ul 10,1111 soreness, du not delay
treatment and run the risk of ti inn
this condition become chronic. Any
Itching or •1,1eness or pninrul paso•
age of stool Is nature's warning and
proper treatment shuu.d be secured
at once.
leol' this plll•pose get n poekage of
Hent-Ituld front any druggist and
use as directed. This forinule
which Is used Internally Is a annul,
easy to tulle tablet, will quickly
relieve the Rehtnq and soreness rued
aid in healing the sure lender sputa.
ltenl•Itoi(I Is pleasant to use, Is
htghly recommended and It seems
the height of folly for any one to
risk a painful and chronic pile
condition when soot a rine remedy
may be hod at such a small cost.
It you try Ham -hold and are not
enitll'ly plensl(I with the resells.
your druggist will gIndly el 11
wnllr money
Here's a SENSIBLE way
to relieve MONTHLY
FEMALE
MISERY
Lydia E. Pinkliant's \'cgetable Conipound
not only helps relieve monthly pain but
also accompanying nervous; tired, high-
strung feelings—when due to functional
periodic disturbances. It's one of the
most effective medicines for this purpase.
Pinkham's Compound helps nature!
Follow label directions. Try r1!
10146:Mniihtuta VEGETABLE
COMPOUND
JAP TERRITORY UNDER POTSDAM TERMS
Japanese holdings will be reduced to four islands indicated in
black, under terms of the Potsdam Conference, which Japan has
agreed to accept, Dotted linos indicate greatest extent of Jap
conquests,
The Potsdam declaration con-
tains the following terms:
1. Elimination "for all. time"
of the authority and influence of
those who led Japan into her
career of conquest,
2, Occupation of dints is
Japanese territory to ''be desig-
nated by the Allies until a "new
order of peace and security" in
the world is assured,
3. Limitation o f Japanese
sovereignty to the slain Japanese
islands of Honshu, Hokkaido,
Kyushu, Shikoku, and a few minor
islands.
4. Carrying out the cellos of
the Cairo Declaration which would
strip Japan of all its conquests.
5. Complete disarmament of
Japanese ar11led forces.
Britain Had No
Civilian Population
f t is :01 error to refer to the ci-
vilian population of Great Britain,
says the \\'indsor Star
Everyone in the Lrnitrd Kiug-
doul sant Northern Ireland was en-
gaged .11 sl Inc war tvork, %vat task
II.111V UIIICICS
11.111111eN S't'R.\I N 1 1: (11111 11 N
Pullets, 6 week l and up. Sussex
X Barrett keels pullets, 6 to 151
\eels. Johnson hatchery, her-
g11s, Ont.
1111:1; RANCH.: l'I'I.LI':TS 12 11'1:1;KS
up to 21J twecl,s. Day 11111 chicks
ho felted to older for l'rll deliv-
ery. '1')p Notch 1.'1,i1Iscries,
(illt'Iph, (11111 Do.
\\'I: 1VI1.1, IIA VI!: t'Ih1'I:S FOIL
:Sept, nlber-oetoher delivery, if
ord,red 11011. Ivor tuIlnedi;rte dc•
I11'01y w;,' have limited supply
light loved pullets, 2:1-1 Nveeles
old. 111'11( Ilntrhery, 1;0 ,lolut N„
Ila 11(111,;11, tint.
111 51:.1;5' 111'I'.Ilt'1'1St'1'11.1S
Cl.l:AN 1..151' .111LKl:Rs NO11'
available, \1e ((ant dealers 111
your learltory. S. S. Dennis Co.,
;0:18 Ilduut 9t., Loudon, Iutnrio.
\VI1.1. 'I'I:.\DI•: FINE \I'UUD 'I'11111-
er 175 :set es our good it uck or
House or sell. \Talk( t'ut's cots,
\'aull lliiIau't, Ont.
1)11';1:11: .t\.) 1'1,1;.1\1\(.'
11.1 V1: YOU .1NV'0IIINI; N11lsns
11 111(11 or Henning? \\'rile to us
fur iuformltli0(1. 11'e are glad to
1111,W1..1. y 0111'. questions, Devitt' 1.•
Ment I1. Parker's Dye \\'urltd
Limited, 791 Vonge Street, 't'o•
1'"la 111.
IAA ('A'rlONA1.
1't"1'I:XIs BUSINESS COLI,l11Jl
this hall. Enquire about. Gregg
Shotthnnd, choice of highly -paid
slenugrapers, secretaries and re•
potters. "Graduate with Gregg.,,
FARM MACIIIN14111' 1011 SAI.I'
CHOPPING M11.1, IN (1001) I.U('AL-
Ily. Diesel power. Always good
crops. \yrito 1,', J. Cos, Auburn,
(hal,
OU 11.1'. INTfIINATION.\I. S'1'A-
tlonary Diesel, used very little.
\\'rite or phone Lowvillu Feed
Alilt, Route 2, Pluton, Ont.
CHICK HATCHERY
$1700. FOR Cllll'K HATCHERY
IRY
near Loddon, capacity 200,0611
chicks, Six ,Iamesway Incubators,
2 Ituekeye selling units and all
necessary equipment. ('rice in-
cluded exceptionally good build-
ings. Business )1(19 grown Lou
largo' for owner to handle,
BERT WEIR & SON
Dundas Sheet, London.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts,, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd., 23211 Uttfferin 51.. To•
Punto.
BOILER
GUI..LJll Alrl't'I.LUCII, lis
11.1'., 1111 I.ISS, STEAM, IN EX-
CELLENT CUN DI't'ION ; 1 RUN
("1ttIAIAN S1'UKI'tt, 1(111'i':IVING
l'ANIC, CANADA LAUNDRY, 1123
DUNDAS W., TORONTO.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
]tl':\\'t)L'ND ANI) REPAIRED. NX -
pert workmanship. Moderate
price?. Lloyd at. Bet ger, Monk -
ion, Ontario,
ANGORAS PAY:
1'011 1'l: i('l: Ill'OT.\TIONS ON
lb Iroughhrll stock writ" \\'bite
('loud Ituhh)fjry. 23 Purdy St.,
1_elle(Ille, Ont.
DUN-l).\('l('5 KENNELS, RE( G1S-
torwl, roe Dachshund puupie9.
Writ' 136 Riverside Dr., \\'e't-
nmu11L Weston, Onln0i1).
A1.\KIS .61' 1101114 '('1114 lel NEST
orangeade, lemonade, raspberry.
free st1mole. \write TR.11)1411S,
Box 151, Ottawa, Ont.
6, No enslavement of the Japa-
nese nation.
7. Stern justice for war crim-
inals,
R, Removal by the Japanese
Government of all obstacles to a
revival of democracy, freedom of
speech, religion, and thought,
0, Permission for Japan to re-
tain such industries as will sus-
tain its economy and permit
reparations In kind,
10. Access for Japan to raw
materials and world trade,
11, A promise to withdraw
occupying Allied forces when
Japan has establisllled a peace-
fully inclined government "in
accordance with the freely ex-
pressed will of the Japanese
people."
01' in uniform. None was a civilian
in the true sense of the word. All
were fighting or working for vic-
tory.
Iusccts have killed more men
than all the wars in history put
together'. Alexander the Great died
al the height of his career from
a mosq'I;'o bite.
•
h0II 9$2.10
35 (('5r'10t'5 D.6ItIt-tr41) 1''Alltl'11X
or 27 heavy bene, Catskill or
20 Item 1st•erhen bear,
l'lnnts that
bear until late Fall. Are hardy
plants for Northern growers, All
new, thrifty, sprayed plants. Or-
d,', now. Mention this paper.
sent parcel post prepaid. 1W.
Phillips, I:. 5, Welland, Unt.
1/1'.1 I, I'l'111'11Sle SII1)I:TIIIItN
1lull, 1 mouth' old, dark. red, Sire
Parfaltte 11'inston Bates, hacked
by I:. (1, 1'. l:reedillg' show typo',
weighs around l,ar1, One hundred,
Jack 5010dy, Clinton.
71.11111' N'VI I,T11:5. .11.1. 141241)5.
List sent 1(x0, 'I'I1.\Il(':1;5, 1100
151, Ottawa, (/Ill,
ONCE 1'5E0 75.1.11. Jt"1'1? 1'U'I'.6.0(3
),odes 8t,r each; 75-1b. ,Upon
potato 70('1)5, 7e c:u'h; 511-111, on.
ton >,Iel.s, 6r 1:10 h. \Trite. homed -
la 1,1 I,nlldilll 11:1), Com pa lay,
London, Ont,
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
01Ja1 )',.0 (elan, 5n•ode, Figure,
turns soul fond into merry instead
or 1:11.
GUARANTEED HARMLESS,
J.011ap0se(1 pleOs,all het bs, 110 exec•
cases or drastic diet.
Month's supply $1.111 pse tea 11 .
Dominion Herb Distributors
LGL 91. l,n(vrenee IUwd„ pluntre:11
FARMS 1(111 SALE
1(111 5.11.1:-1'AItM, 11000\ ('OUN•
ly, 100 workable nares, excellent
buildings, good drilled well, close
In gond highway!' anti markets.
Hydro available, $6,000. For par-
ticulars write D. A. Moore, 208
Deloraine Ate., Toronto,
1'.6I111 'I'6\'(1 11L'Nmuum ACIO'.S
rt.m.'d, scwenly cultivated, rest
wood, pasture, sugar bush, large
bink bawd, cement floor, large
house, stone w•n1), basement,
spring water, sink, telephone,
)apple 11ees, 2 miles hunt Iwo
lawn., school bus passes door,
00300 $3,0(111, Cox 148, Suudridge.
Ont.
1311 .11. 11 t45 F011 S.\ I.IS, 9 111 L115
first of sown River, :300 yards
lakeshore. Leonard 1\'hittiugton,
11.11. 1, 5011111 Liver, ()tit.
HUNDRED ACRE 'I'01t:\('('1.1 1''AItM
for sale, sixty Hetes Tot/aces) land.
clot' kilns, greenhouse 27 x 1(I I)
ft.. hostile harts with Implements.
Apply to Pull lolenktas, 11.11. :t.
'I'hanlesville, Ont.
21,7 A1'I1l1S 1,011 SALE, 12 5111.165
south of llaliburlon, eppr0ximate-
ly 10(1 acres good workable land,
remainder pasture and bush,
plenty of (wood, timber for lum-
ber and maple syrup bush, fair
house and barn, well watered
and fenced, !tailway and river
run 1lu•ough property, Hydro
power available, 2 miles from
stntiun, general store, church, and
school. Owner retl•ltg. lh'ice
$3500. .\poly, Meiwille J1oKnit;ht,
11(10 11, 1lnliburton, Ont.
F.603t 1011 5:\1.16, NINETY-TWO
neves clay loan, more or less,
includes twenty have,' bush, about
five hundred Maples for tapping,
evaporator rind equipment for
ineking Maple Syrup, nearly new.
Two gas wells for heating (si-
lage four house, bank bnt'tl, silo,
garage, henhouse, $601)0. Apply
Mrs. Jennie ICinrly, Selkirk, Ont.
loAll51 I_'Olt 1i11.11, tall A('l1165
lot 2, concession 15, 5Iariii7a, If
nut sold will be rented this full:
roll bat 8 -room brick house
with ha thiamin ('4)171pleLe el fur,
barn 54 x 71 with steel roof
and other buildings; a never fail-
ing creek. good Melds for tractor
work: near station, high sellout
and church, about 60 miles from
Toronto, highway past. the Piave.
W. F. Clarke, 11'oodvllle, Ont.
5,721 Allied Airmen
Rescued from Seas
A total of 5,721 Allied airulrn
owe their Byes, to, the gallant
crews of the ' launches and planes
of the British''••Atr-Sea Rescue
Service w'llo-picked .them( out of
the water near Britain often under
the noses of the Germans, the Air
Ministry announced last week.
Overseas units of the service
rescued at least 3,200 airmen and
In areas other than the seas
around Great Britain, 4,665 sol-
diers, sailors and civilians were
saved.
At she time of the Battle of Bri-
tain the Air -Sea Rescue Service
was a small, improvised and im-
provising body, but in time it de-
veloped into the highly specialized
organization which sent out 136
R.A.F. craft, 60 United States
coastal cutters and a large num-
ber of naval craft to play their
part when the great D -Day fleet
sailed for France.
One of its pilots touching down
on the Iali•nd of Lampedusa in the
Mediterranean during a heavy air
raid, w,4s just in time to receive
the surrender of the Italian gar-
rison in the invasion of 1943.
Dutch Royal Family
Reunited In Holland
Princes,' Julianna of the Nether-
lands and her three daughters, ar-
rived in fajolland recently and were
mei by Prince Bernhard for the
first reunion of the royal fancily
on native soil in five years.
Princess Julianna has reported
at the food distribution office at
Baarn, adjacent to Socstdijk where
she will snake her home with her
family, to obtain new identity
cards — necessary for the issuance
of food yards — for all members
of her fatally, according to the Ne-
therlands Government Information
Bureau.
"1 want to live \vitt' my husband
and now children under the food ra-
tioning systonl as all other Dutch-
men Ito," the Princess told food
officials. "\\'e want to live under
normal rations as they are distri-
buted by the food distributing ser-
vice."
FAItilS 11111 S.11.111
071, I;I:IX 'l'l0','NSHII', c1,US16
Erin Village null 21 ilighwey.
110'• Iuilding, spring' creek, water
wells, small maple hush. $5(t acre.
Open (or offer. Interested in
quick sale. l.ot 2(1, Con, 11, Erin.
17' ,61:1:I':5 OI. 111)111) LAND I''OIt
sale on county road, )5 10110 to
highway and tiltnt;e, (011(1 good
builin tt s. Apply to loans ward,
1'0 0 0 01011111, 11111.
III I:DIC.1I,
W.\N'I'I?D -- 11VI:ItV 511111':1:1':R
of Moulton tie Pains sir Neuritis
to Icy Dixon's Iteuu'dy. Alunro's
Drug Store, :1:35 Elgin, 1)1(0twa.
Po<1paid $1.1111.
S'I'OA1:\CIi AND 11101:AD 1VOIt21S
often are the 00(1-e of 111 -health
In honlnns, 1111 11)4(.9. No one im-
mune'.
mmune! (('hy not find otlt 0 this
Is your trouble? Interesting par•
tielilals—free! \Write Mulveney'°
Remedies, Specialists. Toronto 3
111061 1:1:1(.1 F(U'1' BALM 00•
stro>s offensive odor instantly
4,5c bottle, Ottawa agent. Denman
Dor: Store. (Showa.
1'111 I'0 .11'1('1':5: 'I'll 1: I1IN011'AI,
ingredients in Dixon's ltelnc(ly
for Rheumatic Pains, Neuritis.
Sold only Alunro's Drug Store,
:3:31 (;tern. Ottawa. Postpaid 61.00.
I1All11)11I15SINIt
L 1: A 0 N iIAIRDiRESSING '171L
Robertson method, Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's hairdressing Acnd•
ems 117 Avenue Rond, Toronto
aft 5ICAI. INS'I'111151IIN'I'S
("111111 A, 110DD1NGTON BUYS,
sells, exchanges musical instru-
stents. 111 Church, Toronto 2,
nl'I'4)It'1'(IN1'1'1115 11111 1V0M1'1N
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JOIN CANADA'S LEADING 5011001.
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Hairdressing
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wages, thousands successful Marvel
graduates. America's greatest sys•
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Write nr cull
MA1i\'ISI. HAIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
368 [11.000 \V., TORONTO
Branches: 4.1 King St, Hamilton
,t• 74 Rideau Street Ottawa.
1'1111'1'11(111 A 1'118
TRY CANADA'S LARGEST
PHOTO FINISHING STUDIO
(tel better pictures at lowest cost.
Don't talcs chances with your film
rolls. You can't take "snaps" over
again.
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
Any Size Roll — 6 or 8 Exposures
DEVELOPED ANI.) PRINTED 115c
A c.ustoncer in Cape Breton says, "1
have been sending films to you for
4 or 5 years. \\'otlld not Bend thein
any;where else,"
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
New Style Album With Prints
sizes 16.20-127 if 29c
(4c extra) is sent with film roll.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
I'RAMiNG ANL) COLORING
Enlargements 4 x 6" In beautiful
easel mounts, 3 tor 25c. Framed
nn ivory tinted mats, 7 x 9", In
Hold, Silver, Circassian Walnut of
Black Ebony finish frames, the each.
0 enlargement enlored. 79c each
OLD PICTURES RESTORED
\Ve cnn restore any ofd photograph
or Iqnnpshot and make any
'lumber of prints or enlargements
desired The process requires the
work of skilled artists, but the
cost Is reasonable, Send us your
picture and tell us what you want
done and we will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129. Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly, on
Have You Heard?
Ilusband: "You don't Seen) to
care for that sport jacket 1 or-
dered for your birthday. Reinem •
ber, I asked if you preferred small
or large checks."
Wife: "Yes, hut how did i know
you were talking about clothes?"
--o—
"Is this the pugilist who was
run into by a motorist?" asked
the house surgeon.
"No; he's the motorist who
ran into the pugilist."
—o—
Uou;rwiie: Just look at the dust
on the piano, Beulah. I is at kalrt
six weeks old,
Maid: Then it don't has(. nothin'
to do with ole, nta'ani—I've only
been here Iron' weeks.
—o—
Mrs. Newlywed: "Guess
what I've cooked for your
dinner,"
Mr. Newlywed: I'll try. Let
me see it."
—o—
Smith: "So you're setting your
boy up it: the bakery business?"
Jones: "Yes; he's so keen on
dough '(ltd such a swell loafer that
I'm sure he'll rise in the business."
Lesson In Democracy
A lesson to the whole world in
the blessings, practices and free-
doms of democracy was to be seen
iij the fact that Prime Mi sialf r
Churchill took the IeaJJer of the
OppositiAn Labor party, Clement
Attlee, with hint to the Potsdam
conferences, so that he nould be
better fitted to take over if the
election went as it did. It was
democracy working at its excellent
best.
EXTRA FUSSY coffee
Iovers go wild about Max-
well House. Available at
your grocer's in an All Putti
pose Grind that suits any,
type of coffee maker. It's
superb coffee.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your (illus to "petty developed and
pointed.
1 011 8 EXPOSURE 001.1.26 '160
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST ENLARGING SERVICE
You may not Ret all the films you
want this year, but you eon gel all
the quality and servile you desire
by sending your films to
iMPERI.t1. I'Ill►'I'n SIIItVICII
5u111)11 1, Tnrnml,•
I'ATEN'1'(4
1"14T11ERS'i'IINHAUGII Ai COMI'ANV
Patent Solicitors. Established
18311; 14 1Ci1g \Vet, 'Toronto,
Booklet of Information on re.
wrest
'1'14.60(1111RS W ANTIII)
WANTED — (Jt At.IFLEI) 1'ltO-
testnnt teachers for 'Township
School .\ ren of Kennebec, dollen
to commence Sept. 3, State quail.
fteatio11s and 1101110 of last In-
spector: minimum salary $1,250.
Apply J. E. liughes, See.-'1'rean.,
Arden, Ont,
TOWNSHIP 5 (' iI (1 0 I. BOARD,
Drury, Denison and Graham, t)ta
Wet of Sudbury, requires 3 Pro-
testant qualified teachers for
schools in following vilinges—
\Whitefish, Worthington and High
halls; also one bilingual leacher
for rural school near Whitefish.
Reply stating qurllifieations and
salary expected to Airs. 11. I1,
Murray, 360 Laura. Ave., Sudbury,
Ont.
TEACHER W ANTED FOR U.S.3.
No, 1, Bond. Protestant, fleet
class: salary 81,400. Apply A.
Tlrlghtwell, Secretary -Treasurer,
Shlllington P.O., Ontario,
TWO QU]Ai.IFIED PROTESTAN7T
Teachers for school area No, E
Niontengle. Apply stating snlarY
and qunllfieations to G, 11, \\'nod-
eox, Sec.-Treas., R.11. No. 1, Ilybla,
Ontario.
N1ADAWASIA PUBLIC SC11001r
Protestant female teacher want-
ed for Junior room, 1st class cer-
tificate with male preferred, hut
not neressnry; salary $1,200 per,
annum: duties eonlmen('e Sept,
4. h. T. Chaddock, Madawaska.
Ont,
GOLDEN LAKE—EXPISRIENCED
Protestant teacher, Principal le
2 -roosted school at Village of
Golden lake, Ont. Good trait and
bus service. Apply, stating sal-
ary and experience, to Wm. J.
Hugh, Sec. -'liens., S.S. No. 2,
North Algona, Golden take, Ont.
1VANTED
'LIMBER FOR BARN ERL111IN(i.
Quote price and quantity to Gel-
ald \\', Spence, Brewer's Mills,
Ont.
•
WANTED — AN EXI'I:RII'1NC1•11)
single dairyman, or n married
man with no children for caring
for n small, but, high class hol-
stein herd on 11.0.P. in Peel Coun-
ty District. Good living condi-
tions and wages of 275.00 to
8100.00 depending on the man.
Box 43, 73 Adelaide W., Toronto.
WANTED — A THOROUGHLY
trained conn hound preferably e
female must be gond at trail and
at tree and broke off of Jacks,
fox and deer, Give. fall Particu-
inrs including price. Box 44, TI
Adelaide (V., T(Irnlltn,
WANTED TO PPnctiASE PUL -
lets, all breeds from 8 weeps up
to laying. (food prtcee paid. Apply
to Itox 38, 73 Adelaide \V, Yb-
ronto.
PAGE 4. ..
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• Elliott Instirance Agency
BLYTII — ONT.
INSURE NOW AND BE ASSURED.
Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident. tiH,IIlh 1\'e";111d, \i+hili 4'11 home of \Ir.mid \II`. I'.;ul
▪ J. � 11.1\ .1l t'Ir a,,:I c (.1 r• ,toll \Ir>. \\'.
11. R. Elliott, Gordon Elliott
Office Phone 101, Resldencu ]'hone 12 or 110, 1 t . ;11111111, il•
"COURTESY AND SERVICE" I \ ' 1111:'1 rill u' t!1i• \,1.11111} attended
the \ 1 ,,t\ `rt \ u•e at Auburn
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11,.
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; \ 11!11 1,j 1.1;111011 `pent S11nd;i 1111111'1.
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al;l�s \\it., )II..1I;11 \Ir-. F• I• t',11'li
- \1r• .1.:1 \I •• \\1`1,y S1ae1:11 u`:
and NE— Eva, co I!rucejil•11, vi`ited „n
Sunday \\itn \l1., ;111,1 \Ir`. Norman
\Irl)„(veil ;111'1 \Ir. \\i1!ian. \l-ltunell•
� I
ND. ;111,1 \I r`, Chat les Smith and
1child! en \'•`;tet• , Sunday \vith \Ir.
- ;11111 \I t• \\ i".;int Smith f 111.11-11+.
iI (1111'`1, ,t t''1, h1'n1r „f \11., and \Ir
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THE STANDARD
WESTII'IELD I \I' • an.1 \I1 I'.ai \\•it.:lltnl;lll and
I.un l� \i`11ed v.itll \I r• ,Intl \Ir-, 11.
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nnr ,Inc \\It!t \1 r•
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and \Ir+. 11.0,1,1 Cal ter of Delhi.
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WANTE
SEASONAL WORKERS
For Factory Work
DURING TOMATO SEASON
BEGINNING ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST.
]]lake Application To
Libby, McNeill & Libby
CIIATILtM, ONTARIO.
Even More Food Is Needed NOW
L,ONDESBORO
(.\nn Arbor. Mich., \vith \Ir• and
MI'. Earl .\ndcr,'n, Itt'lgrnvc• „in l.e.mard \IcN;,il.
have cha.ri:c "f the service Sunday'
morning at ten t''clt,tk, :\it u.t 2i0,11. HULLh"1'1'
Miss Helen Ratlf.-•r•1 i. visiting her
brother in St. Cathari"e=.
Nits, Helen Hall, llint,'n, `Hent last
Reek with NI i•:cs Gail and June Nlan-
Hillis, of Uctruit, vi>ilc,l t,vcl'
r -
N11'. a'1,1 \I:'.. Ralilh li,'llirey' and
.' 1;1111iI\ L'f 1)tint-4t'.I1011, \'i`itutl 1111 Slllt-
lla\ ;1:11! NH's. \Vn1. \I c\'iui;•.
\Ir \\rte. (..„vier and dauthtcr, of
- I.uudl
c,„'r ', \! r •. Lorne Snell 14 ti,'11e-
• rich, were \\•e`:f:c1'1 visitor, ,111 Suna••
\I r. Iti;!, \;tlt:c;rte „i .\ubttrn,
cel u! Sun.. \\(tit his jric"d \It•.
Taylor.
\I'r. and \Ir.•. 1: 1h Snell and children
of 1.on•b ••b 1.u, \i-itrd recently \\it!t
\Ir, and \Ir" Charles Smith.
\I r. an 1 \I r•. I':;u•I \\'igl;tnt;ul and
l
family \'i •it eel \\ ith \I r. a:;d
lie \\•ipittlll;tn of the 111th Conce,,ion I)ieli, 111 :�tratlotd. \lith NI r. and \Irs. outs], \\It!, \11. and \I r,. l hale n1;un11er h\ 11111.;;..\\ 1 frtnit the lnlbhc
of h:a`t \\',nv;,nll,h. (;l,r-!ut R. 'fa.iur and oiler rclalivr+ .\ ,(pith, through \\.! \'1111;,, viet'1ry bunds,
i Mr. ;111'1 Mr- Ral1111 ('n\ ,11 Jack' '11, oil ti:1111'tl;l1' \\'!'IIC t'Ilrolllr to their cot • 1 \D+> \I:II"1' L. .\ returned 11)etc.ht"\l':Illl' 111'I'11ed front personal
• : \lirhis au, vi,atl,l \lith \I r• awl tar,. t;tci' at It •Lie's Ilc;tch. ,Toronto ‘v1)11 Mr• ant! \I r., \le\eil, j iict,nte ',1\t', le the year 1') -I -I -•I5 n•a,
ill's. Clarence t', Ix ;slier the tvnnk-end, I \I r,. Peter Hi„\tn, Illvth, NI vs. Iirace Mr, and \Ir , Item ('Pais; ;1:1(1 dantth- Haim .st 11 1-2 !ilu,s that of 11131 and '•11).
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DATES
i
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1,; 1.1
Sept 1•I 1:
Sept 13 1-I
Sept 12 13
Sept 13 1-I
Sept 11
Sept I.1
SS:I
pt,t , 11 1 12
11 .
Sept 17
Supt 1'I 211
St';rt -' 1
Sept _'ll11 ' _'1
Sept 1') til
Is 19
Skid 21
Wednesday, August 1)2, 1911
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EET E
at. the
Blyth Lions Frolic
To be held on the Main Street of 111ylh
�' ':
Thursday, ugust
commencing at 7 o'clock in the evening
15 i tiitltles of Chance, ttinuseme it, 1)anciing.
15 11'1111 GitIore!
;300.00 IN 1' 111 /, l'.S
1st, Electric 'Washer. 2nd, Ii -Piece Breakfast Suite. -
;rd, (1. C,11I . Bicycle. -Ith, Set of Dishes.
5th, Electric Iron, lith, '' pair Blankets. •
Tickets now on sale in Myth. Draw night of Frolic
12
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Sn!,t -111 1
Septe17 11.)
•
Stin 28 21
ticllt i;
Sept 27
27
SeSept` Sc''( 1;
Sul,t 75
Sent-'1)-(ln
Septe2
SI'1-'1
Ort rt'1
1.1
'11
\( shin, I'I,rt,tu. \title NI r• and
) Maitland .Mico.
)7 ' \I is. I.''I,na Pratt, Ilru\\!`\
,; I rent Il 1hin,l :1.
it); Re\. II'u•o!d J. and \Ir.• Slit 11
Give the Kions a Poo -i in their first attempt to
Raise Funds For community welfare work,
KEEP AUGUS'f 2:3RD FREE FOR THIS EVENT!
\Irs.'tcr, runti, ha\: lel( j,,1. ,1 1 ntl', vaca-
ti1,n at i n 1,11h,t.
\lith i \Ir`. L1'`li_• "1:I`Iscr and Mary. Strat-
' i '111, \I 1'. ;111,1 \I r`. J„Int I itbhing •, 1 ior-
have 1- ;11111 11'I1.1;, t'Initun, 'n.111 \Ir. and
net ; ,; returned it„111 \In•h Iia. \Ir:. .\111.', H,tIl ;11111 j,nnily.
me! .1 \I 1'• a': 1 Nit l 111tH„n \\•;til, I 1"l\ -
Ort \I•'• and \Ir-. \\illiaun \lute!], 1)11) '1'HL•'IR OWN FINANCING
\,'tt” 71 •-1 LH. toll, I..\t • Kr t!. .\ntit111', ( ;111111 ( ;1u:011 : ]Inc tl - III lhrii' llnl'lil'l`
11 rdcn, \I'+ \rtltur, Niln, \titlt Mr,. 11, jia,uie,' th, is „\til \\;n' t ij„rt. I)ur
--�'— IJohn .\rthur, n the \tar \tall (i,rllany. Canada
\Ins. I'1.c1 1„s+ and 1i11nal'I, (lith ,p(.tit neat 1!1;111 51531,111•III1,''1tt) on 11;11.
friends in .\•hfieId. alta -. '1',tl,.tll;l,l+ ,1.l chi, auunutl tet,
.\Id. ;1,;11 \Ir:..\. R. \I,"1re and son, \Ir. ;11111 NI s. Charles \InNeil, '1'111.- suet a',I1 nl .t of the re -
AUBURN
\[r. and ND \\•inion) Ch"111, and
the
j \t cck-t it l at tits holo , f \\•. 11. Hell;
nin,q' also \Ir• and \Irs. V. 1lill of 'I''rint„'
\Ir. and lir`. 1. -rue Sleddirook and
(tarry I car It ft Thursday for a v:t-
Iienttcth, t1f (1.11att'a, tvith the f,1riner,
parents, NIT.. „1111 lir,• J. II. til"h-
hr^ok,
r. and `,i N. C. \I. Thr -op, Chic;l,;u,
with NIi.. i':li/abetlt \Iain•.
\I• on `Ir•• Ian Smith. •httr'nito,
t('ith•the la;tcr's father, ND. E. Ilan
you can rcail\ drive up It, the i;a, sta
\fist .\ltcc i in);lavl is It„lida�'in
at Icinc41'l1l11c This \Neck. Itun. and ,ay "jil '1'r up.” Hc+idc, hcint;
lir;. I. Grlr':"-1111, Sunderland, (lith ;I t'e'e"toe relies to tho,e who \\'tire wit
her pare;lt•. \Ir, and Mrs. I. Iris; lan'I• entitled to special citcgnrit.•, it Hoist
lir• an•I Mr:. \\•inion) flu ll:lug \vith surely he a t\cicuntc relief to the ;:;bate.
lir. and lir-, Hen Riley ' man,
Mrs. Envrsnu ilr,k and \Irs. 1':arl 1 'hl-.:' rati:mirr; 11f tire \v.11 :t 1l c' ,
(;aunt spent th.- tvrek-cud with their I .
!talc intl.jini(r'\, but it tl,l mit he ,
ister, Mrs. E. )I"!ntes, of Dresden.
ND-.
+111111 They al.,v become plenti
lir. l,. fray Pt l his hen grand ;tins, fol•
cath•:: in Hatniltutt.
NO MORE GAS COUPONS
;as rat:,lning ha, celled, and !vitt•
1. 1,..11, S, ,i,i. .-,.1,. 4.1.
YOUR HELP
IS NEEDED NOW... IF WE
ARE TO SAVE OUR LATE
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Thousands of Tons are Ready for Harvest
Will You Lend a Hand?
Food is precious—let's not waste it through
lack of help! Now, in addition to our own
needs, we tnust also help feed the millions
of starving people in liberated Europe. This
is a tremendous task, but it can he done,
IF—we all do our shore. This is the last
harvesting emergency we are liable to meet
this year—so let's all pitch in and do n real
Job! Iielp will be needed from August 20th
through to October 20th.
Fill In coupon below and mail TODAY!
FREE TRANSPORTATION
For four weeks' service, transportation will
be paid one way. For full season (August
20th to October 20th) transportation will be
paid both ways.
• MEN—Every possible
man-hour MUST be
put in. The need is
desperate. Volunteer
your services TODAY!
• WOMEN -- Every
available band i can
be used. Fill in the
C1111111111 nntl mail '1'O•
DAY'
•
BOYS AND GIRLS
are P1 .111,11.
Any high S'Lt.ul
student willing to
work on a farm has
permission and is
requested by the Min-
ister of Education, to
remain out of tell
for the month of Sep-
tember.
111♦�111�11'If1�r1I:iI�Gi�irlrllllrl;�t'ly)�''bA$�
ONTARIO FAltllt SERVICE FORCE,
Parliament Buildings, 'Toronto.
I am interested in helping with the hate
harvest. ]'lease send Inc further information
NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE,
AGE POST OFFICE
I WILL BE AVAILABLE, FROM
TO
(Date)
(Dote)
NEAREST RAILWAY STATION
NEAREST BUS STOP
Accommodation is in camps supervised by the Y,W.C,A. or Y,M.C.A.--but you
must bring sheets and blankets,
DOMINION -PROVINCIAL COMMITTEE ON FARM LABOUR
AGRICULTURE - LABOUR • EDUCATION
It takes mor
SOMEDAY THAI' DREAM home
will be yours—if you are willing
to fight for it today! pricks may
build a house, but to build a home
you need more than ()ricks! You
need security—a job—a future! And
these depend on a Canadian dollar
that will always buy a full dollar's
worth of goods—a steady, sound
dollar that's not pa1l'. d do''','n to
half its value by inflation! That's
why it's necessary NOW—more- than
ever now—for all of us to fight and
work to keep that dollar worth a
dollar!
Why is it so important NOW?
Because now is the time civilian goods
are scarce, and money is plentiful.
NOW is the time we must guard
against paying MORE than things
are worth .. , or buying things we
tan
don't really need. We must support
rationing, observe price ceilings, and
avoid black markets. If we Bio this,
we can keep prices from shooting
sky high. If we tams'!, some day we'll
be paying a dollar for flay cents'
worth of goods. This means your
dollars—those dollars you've sa red
to buy your home—will only be worth
fifty cents! This is inflation!
Art! after inflation comes depres-
sion! \V1' know what happened after
the last war! It mustn't he allowed to
happen again. 'That's why, for our
own sakes, and for the sake of the
returned men to whom we O\Ve a 11)!1,
a future, a home of their own—we
must snake sure Canada's dollar re-
mains steady. We vms! !,'.:1'p up a
constant fight against our country's
cncmy—inflation!
Published by BREWING INDUS'ilt1' (ON'I'A1tIO) to rtvc,tl tin Dangers of inflation.
ricks bJ
e4 �0e �/ 0
Make this Pledge Today!
I pledge myself to do my part
in fighting inflcition
Ey observing rntionintt and avoiding
Hack matkcts iii any shape or
f01 111.
By respecting rrico controls and other
anli•inllation utrasures, and re-
frainin ;front c:u'clessandunta'ccs-
suy bu^i1tg. 1 will not buy mu
white one will do, not will 1 buy
a "m\,," \vhtrt an "old" w'i11 do.
By buying Victory Bonds, supporting
taxation and abiding
by all mut b measures
s-1tich vi11 lower the
cost of living and
help keep prices at a
normal level:
Ninliic�?
Wednesday, IVL1g'ttst 2,19.1 i
BALANCE OF •
1994E `CLARE TAX
DUE 31st AUGUST, 1945
Taxpayers are reminded that any balance of income
tax on 1944 incomes is clue on 31st August, 1945.
To be sure that there will be no error in account-
ing for your payment, complete the remittance
form provided below and mail it with your re-
mittance to your District Inspector of Income Tax.
DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE—TAXATION DIVISION
,)
INCOME TAX REMITTANCE FORM
To Inspector of Income Tax al
Enclosed plearto find made payable to "Receiver General of Canada"
IChegkw, Money of Pottle( Otrior)
for $
Name
Address
111 payment of Income Tax for the year ......................
:tuntarne 01 lath name)
',Christian or given names)
'No. and Sneol)
Cliy or Town ., .. . Province
Print Name and /tddrrs:, al.ove exactly as shown on your Income Tax Return.
Hamar k:r
13lafe Iww pc4.2nt address, if any change since return filed)
I I . 1 . i .... I . I,..1II:, I, ,. 111 l . 1 , 1 1
I'Ill1. 031I'11ER OF Lt•t few wecl:, you see a lot of our
y'o111. fe,b,w,
N\ hit have collie had;
feral the twat'. 'flay don't tall; much
;boat titsir tvar experiences but some -
\\''t. visually go into !.1111 11 Saturday 1 time, they tell about farming itt Bri-
ral.,t•nn ttitll n; Tii t or in hart, of France. \lost of
them seem pretty' glad tit be back.
The clerks ill the ,tures arc pretty
lltl,t' ' It Saturday night. Country
people blur a Lit of goads on Saturday
one ,tl•t•keeper told rale i11
town that he sells ;1, much on Saturday
a. led (luting all the rest of the
tte11<, t'stttlly they have a dance in
the 1)ddi '11 w, Ildl lir maybe on a
platform down in the park if the twcath
''r i, 11 1. It's sort of nice silting
'down there listening to the music and
the shuffle of feel ou the floor. Now
and ;l,'t;n they have 11 ,t)uare dance
and some I•f the gayer ones of the old
folks get up and puff around for three
(mange, and livor gra and have some
pop and lural: pleased w'itll themselves,
LAZY MEADOWS
tit) 1I.tarry J. 11 'y'o
evening. It', ;;
and most of the people 1111 1111- l'
iun lbs the ,;lute thing. It takes ;1 lot
to keep :is from Ilnittint! a lull'' curly
on Saturday. (\, !ting. Isatin.! a linin;
Supl'er and a ,!'ate and ;1 11;1111 ;1• d then
'wading out Iteiore dark 1 't a stn.( c of
cxrhan}tin}; viii Ilii, nl go„ip
and
catching up on the latest in \t, of the
district.
'fliers', Buil • an itt about Saturday
evening in low... The cat' •I:'1 linin!:
up on the \lain (ha: alt'ut five thirty.
If you gel there soon enough tau ran
11,1wc a ring -sine seat ire . flit 'tnly
thing that malt, lite mail i, the num-
ber of town I.toplt wth(I Thing uvea'
(ars dews and park Them in the niidllle
of 1110 aftcrn''on, s11 that thi il• families
can get in on the fun. Surely IhOy
could give (11;11 one (1111(1'„ion gl'a(i11t1s
It Il, tltl' illi!:, it'11111 the country.
I'll( street, star) tlucl:eniug rap with
people .1•, the ,urger land'• hliul nn.
That i, •.t dere y .itt ,1'0 the I '..g ;ted the
shirt anti the uritis awl the thin. The
young fulls, tart pairing off to gra to
1110 short• (1 cl+e I1:1Vc a ,rad t lit I;uuir
Son's Ir; lreaut Parlor. "There', a lot
of giggling ill the ;lir, fizzing ;U•nttlttl
lilt the nubble, in carbonated haler-,
I'hc ttomen lolls do their shopping
and then 1 i,it from car to car. The
nun coll., buy 1' .! trs and sit around
the implement shop or the lied store
and tall; all in col), i'r politic, and
Leidy rtnitt ;1 mit abut the war. This
r, TIRE -WISE
farmers`;
PREFER
GOODYEAR
Because
TODAY • AS ALWAYS
THE MAKER'S NAME
IS THE BEST GUIDE
TO TIRE VALUE!
If you are ell.
giblo for new
tires, it is more
important than
ever to got
the best ...
Goodyears,
the first choke
of motorists
everywhere.
SEE YOUR GOOD SEAR
DEALER
€IAM11BROS.
PHONE 159
BLYTH, ONTARIO
.\I -rat: ,!bout ten o'clock or sit the
(;u•, start heading for hunts, Some
'folks of course have to wait until the
"last dog i, hung'', The young folks
I look a hit tx t aerated at herring to gra
Route sit soon, and they look around
for rides later on in the night. Satur-
day night i, a Pleasant interlude In the
bust life on the 111111.
RATIONCOUPONCOUPON DUE DATES
Coupons now valid are butter 90 to
111), preserves 33 to 57 and 1'1 to P15,
sugar 4(1 lit ol.
Iht:ttr coupons are good for one-half
pound raid sugar coupons one potlltrl.
I:arh
pry -terve, coupon is good for
one-half pound of ,ttg;u' or varying
amounts of canned and preserve:.
ft nits.
OTHERS ARE ASKING
THE STANDARD 1
Blyth 11Iunieival Council
I'be rt:.11u n rtnt>•of ibc \Iunitill;tt
Council of the Corporation of the \'il-
la,r o1 0101 y„t, Itt ill 1,1t :\u,at,t 701,
ttilll lit•.•t't. \I 'mitt. and Council' .rs
Bainl'ni. !�t rnirl: and \ oddcn present
\linntr, III last regular meeting 111
Inl> .ird, and 510(ial inectitm of July
28th, rt;t(l and confirmed on rat"tin
Councillor, Ktrlsins and \'ollllelt. Car-
ried,
Communications
:\ Irtt' r rem ittd and read ftonl <
Prang: 1)unnollc, Itat ri,ter, 1i(1llcricit, )
for \Ir• lnbert \Vintcr, c"nlplaining
to the Corporation of the Mann 1r in j
w•)tirll ttreel:int; ma'im's• conducted ht.`
NB.. llantilt,.n, on the premises adjoin
Mg his propel t)••
\Ir. \\'inter, and \Ir. Hamilton wait
ed on the council itt this platter.
.\ lett(r rere,ved and re;! 1 frons I.
\\'. Poislificld. Itarristcr, \\'ingl ant, stat :
s
int; that the Corporation at the present
time ha I no :authority to talc any
action in this platter,
\loved by ('"uncillors kernicl: and
\•udder 'that correspondence in above
connection be filed.
PAGE 5
ROXY'P1-IEATRE, CAPITAL TIIEATRE
CLINTON, GODERICH.
NOW PLAYING: Jack Benny in:
"The Horn Blows at Midnight"
Monday. 'l'ucsday, Wednesday
1)111 t patri't, and Nazi ,lie. in
I.I•It"n, tit rite of danger and
di -oust.
"'I'l1E CONSPIRATORS"
Hedy Lanterr, Paul Henreid,
Sydney Grconstreet, Peter Lorre,
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Dual Attractions
Cheater Morris and Nancy Kelly
in a drama of b,te and adventure
in \,'w V rk's tenderloin ;It thle
NOW PLAYING: The Bornstein!
Family in "Leave It To Blondie".
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Tallulah Bankhead, Anne Baxter
and Charles Coburn
I b1' blu,ltin.• I',v.• aIL•tir, I,f a tl,tii-
lit!e Vit en. toll) iv Ernst I.uhit,(h.
"A ROYAL. SCANDAL"
Thal ,clay, Friday, Saturday
ABBO'T'T ANi) COSTELLO
with Rita Johnsen,
turn of the century. ;I'ng•, ntn I: and dancing with
'GAMBLER'S CHOICE rattle till( ,prrialtie, and [tin
ALSO Jack Haley and Harriet Hil- in !'ti, nt'.tr+t riot•
liard in a range riot cf love and i "'TIE NAUGIITY NINETIES"
laughs— "TAKE IT BIG”
COMING: "A Song To Remember” COMING: SONJA HENIE IN:
with Paul Muni and Merle Oberon.; "IT'S A PLEASURE”
Matinees Sat. & Holidays at 2,30 p.m. Mat., Wed„ Sat., Holidays 2.30 pin
1 REGENT THEATRE ;
SEAFORTiI.
NOW PLAYING: "Leave It To
Blanche" with Arthur Lake.
Moii.,.:Tues., Wed., Two Features
Hedy Lamarr, George Brent and
Paul Lukas.
.\ fa,rittatinv st1'r} of a beautiful
woman who a romantic
experiment,
" EXPERIMENT PERILOUS"
Frances Langford, Wally Brown
and Alan Carney
. :t tieorou unt,ieal face.
"THE GIRL RUSH"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Maria Montez, Jon Hall and
Peter Coe
\n ;I:Ivcnt'I' n.,'11,'hoirolor stat',
11 Ilii I!Ir t lir 'f ,t I'tettit' tt' ltt I11
villa I.o•,rd a cat'avanr
'GYPSY WILDCAT'
COMING: "SALOME, WHERE
SIZE DANCED"
Matinees Sat. & Holiday„ a.
CardOf Thanks I F.•..•.:.:..•..•..•..•.••..•..•.••..•..•..•..•. ,..•..;.•;.•,••...:,:_.,
t' LYCrEUl11 gi'IIEA'1'RE
1 tt'i,h Itt ('Xt,rc,s my singers apprc-
dation 11 telatiye,, friend, and nei'r!t WINGHAM—ONTARIO. .:
CarriedThor,, for flotwer-, fruit, car(!. andII;ter,
received during WY stay' in the (d;..ton Thurs., Fri.. Sat., August 23
SPECIAL
—NIrs. 1ittt'vey Buller• '_'Roddy McDowall, Preston
5'-11,.
'I'\V() Shows Sat. Night •
Bills and Accounts
1)„ hcrty tiros., repairs 155
Ur. Mudd, re indigent . .. 8.50
1)r. Ilodd, re indigent ............ 6.59
Blv'tll Ilt:dro Cum., st, light ....... 3-15.65
11I�•th hydro Coin,weigh scale,3.0I I. gra Itap,on, That lir I.aty
1•:Iliott In,, Agency, insurance -2(1.28 \•U. 1'115, Having been read a
and time he t:•: ed. Carried.
\lontcith t� Monteith, audit 57.1>n 1 i,•,.rt 7 p.m. ;cal. 'I p.m. ;ld a ntatIncr.,
1.(1111 \lotion -l: 11y \V• R. Jcw.,tt and \Vit• �. Saturday ahs ~noon at 2.311 tl.nt.
45.00 I. !)alt, That bylaw 1(t :\•11„ 19-15, be i K:Matinae, Saturday afternoon, at 2.30..,
read a third titin• Carried i'Mon,, Tues., Wed•. August 'l7 28 20"
10.11(11 \I {ion 5 b; hapsop and Brown, Errol Flynn,Henry!' Iil)1VAltD 1V. lil,l,lOrl"l,
L'll ynn, Henr Hull in.
1.1)11 That liwl,ht Nu. l(i :\.11. 1'115, as read •t, "OBJECTIVE BURMA"; i,:co d 1 luctinntrr For Marna
l'ubli: 11osltital :'
and Rita Johnson in
"THUNDERHEAD"
(Son of Flicka)
No, I11 ,; .\ hapt,v •c,1111.11't the Picture
1st and "\It' Friend I:licl.s"
' Pilger ‘t Ill ht ttt show,t.,1,•1, n1,111,
24 25 '
Foster::
ty
\lama Smith, lure of car ...
\\'tit, 'I'hncll. I tilt' Salary ......
1tlt11 C'w•:m, July Salary
11. \IcI.:troy, labour
Orton Stubbs, !ire of trod:
John John.,t','n„ labour --
Mrs. \lacy A. Sanderson,
refundoverpaid taxes
Staley Chellew, refund
overpaid taxes ... ...
\Irs, S. 1lardt,ty, refund
overpaid taxes% -.
John C. Hellion. refundoverpaid taxes .-
NB's. Edith Logan, refundoverpaid taxes 2.89
.\Lome Smith, refund overpaid
taxes ... .._.. ... .
\Irs. E• McKay. refund overpaid
taxes
1t. 1). Philp, refund overpaid
taxes ............
Tom Kelly, refund overpaid
taxes
:\b. 'Taylor, refund overpaid
taxes
\Ivy \!!lite, refund overpaid
taxes
1.. Hilburn, refund overpaid taxes
Tont. Edwards. refund overpaid
taxes
L. Livingston. Iefund overpaid
tax(;\Ia _.-
rs. :v'Taylor, rcfttnd over
paid taxes
\Irs. Ida Pelts refund overpaid
taxes
Ada Stackhouse, refund overpaid
taxes ...................
\Irs. Phoebe T;,ylor, refund
ov'er'paid taxes
Geo. Lawrence, Tabour
l irhard Scott, labour
\loved by Councillors \'oddtn
Kernicl: Coat accounts as rear) be paid.
Carried,
\loved ,ll)• C ninciller liaintou that in
future. ,1111' lot owned by the Corpora
you please tell plc the ceiling
)mess of lurui):s;
('tiling price: for turnips effective
to .\ttgust 31 are four cents ;t pound
for washed in. waxed rutabagas ar;%
three setts fo: unwashed or unwaxed
1
X
! .tui.:'.• i.: • �u•.:u:rt,:,:.:.:"1.J•.6:.0�.:J J�:A,
._
._. ATKINSON'S .
,, TOOT, Room ...;.
q.
.S.1IOK Elt'S SUN DRI ES ...
i.
::Tobaccos, Cigarettes, 1'Op,1t.
and Other ;':::11t•ies. +
•
;i;Oben all (lay andevel1ing.
.1111ill Street.
:..•..•.:..•..•,.•..•..•.:.,; .•..•..•..•,.•.:..•.:..oro.•..•..•. ,..;1
5,75 the third time be passeil, signed, ;ted It.`tl,lltu,e ;oil ,action i" tlti- tllrill:nt'
I'ow'nsltil, seal attached. Carried. 1 �_ ,tory -'f h pule lig'Iting.
Motion h; Jewitt and Dale, That w(irt4.
.\l,St) "510)0'1' St'lt,ll•:C'1"
1..,'
advertise in the I)!vt 11, Clinton atilt111:41:14.:.1:".......,:••••••1:4••• • • • • • • 40:11:01.:.
1),) Seafforlh pipers for 2 wrecks, that Owl
l'ouncil ba, par. ed ;1 lir I.:nt adrlittg TEACHERS WANTED
.(,1) (1-5 of 1 mill with a minimum of $1.00
Ito all tat::;tide Farm properly in the For teaclllltg 11r1,1tl11tt; in ailu-I'o"tilell
3.•11 Town+slip a; t;tetnber,ltip Pecs to the 'Irural schools i'I Parry Sound 1)i-trict•
.federation of Agriculture, , and, that 1 Salaries :?I III'll. :\Ilplieatlts with four
I;inyotc rip have this re'ol;ed on their years' High Schooling will be consiil-
Iproperty b)• applying to the Clerk in (red alter .\nl;ttst 15th. Apply stating
, 1, .\\using• Carried. ace, (lien School standing, keligion,
\lotion 7: Hide and Jewitt, That the 'Telephone Number, lite., to School 111-
' 15 'Township Council give a clear Deed to .t,cct�'r, It(tx an;), Parry Sound, Ont.
1,I.\. Rapsott on the Lot in ilarlucl:. Car- 51-1.
1.7? rigid.
1 \Intiolt 8: Rap,t,tt and Jewitt,
4.88 .\Icx \\'ell; be given permission to eruct
gusts on the street at rhes- mill Carried.
1,10 y-1,\I"�ou '): kllpso l and 'Inuit,'Inuit,'!'hat
ilaw No. 10 A.P. 1945, Ile road a 1st
3 ;Q' and 2nd time. Carried.
1.10 \lotion 11): Jewitt and Thrown, That
Iiy-Law No. 10.:\.I). 1945, as read a
1.10 1st and 'lid tittle be passed. Carried.
Motion i 1 : I tt'n and l:apsnu, That
Ivy -hart' No. 10 ,\.1J. 1945, Be read a
third time. Ca: t'ie'd.
Motion 12: Dale and !ritun, That
Iiy-Law 10 :\.l). 19-15, slaving been
90 read a third time and finally passed
The Cheri: and leeve Co sign sante and
1.80 attach the 'Township Seal. Carried.
Motion 13: Ranson and Dale, That
'.1.1 the itccuuuts h0' paid. Carried.
13?0 i \1otio11 14. 1ett•itt and ltruwt, That
18.00 1110 do now adjourn. Curried.
and Accounts
2.00
.5I)
Relief , . $311.111)
lil)S))Iiall'[atlnll 52.85
Twp. of Morris, ITullett's share
\I ill; Drain 17.79
lion he ,Idverti. cd in the press for sale llumphrcv Sneli, sheep worried
before any lots are sold by the Council and ':ilicd • _.. ._ 140.01)
as 1 stron,gh• t hjrrt to a Inf lit 11111
huins>s Geo. kadford• work on Kennedy
main Int:
Mess being sold for i
!train .-it'. 11')0.0,1 •• ,
the stint of $1,00, tlnles; the purchaser' I , - etas Purpose mare.
'commits himself to build a building, or G. hadfurd, levelling on ~rad .. 311-- I ("O\\'S — Hereford cow, 5 years old.
\1'. 'Tyndall. (;travel ...... 8" ill calf, due February lr)tit Registered
rutabaga,. Ceiling prices on white puts the land to some other useful
II. Morrell, Lights and (;r;twcl 14.!11 ill calf, (cow•, in calf, due Regi t "
turnip, sure six cents a putted• purls t o ;II the continuity tvhiclt w'tulti Bert 1-io ggart, Culvert i.'1)
# 5 * be taxable. Not carried. ~g .._...---.--- wurhant cow. in can, due in \larch;
JlotOd by Councillor's Kende]; and \\'tit, Carter, head 5ttpt...--..... i9.811 hegistercd Hereford hull; 3 year old il
Baintott that we do now adjourn. A, \\'aytnohtlt, Grader Opp• .... 1')'`)(1 11cifrr, in calf. dor \I;nr11 19th; 2 year
C. 13rontley, cutting tweeds 1.8'1 old 1ersey hoift t•, just fresh.
Carried. Gc.cduu Elliott, lacrl:' lid Pollard, cutting weeds -...._4.(itl
V --- I• \Ielat'an, crating tweeds Yht'Nt; C.VI'I'l.l'.—hegistercd licit. -
J.
3.00icr; fear old lltreford; 4 steers, 1 year
IIULLETT COUNCIL L. \Ir\all, salting tweed; 3.1)1)
old; 2 heifers, 1 year old; 7 spring
G. harlford, oil, gas for grader 17.50
calves; 2 ,malt rapes.
A. \\'aytnouth, grader repairs . .351 ,
IGS—_ Pori; sows, litter ;It Pout ;
.1. Medd, : cvct•anee on Medd 1)r. 38.00 I 1 \ruck hog.
I. Blake, scv. on \Tedd I)r. 40.(11)
T. Carhert :cr. on Medd 1)rx(,,00 1Ai ri.i:\1 l•:N'i ti—itch•)• wagon; corn'
(;serge Canc�it, sheep valuator �7•SO owner; sloop sleighs; gravel box; slay
\Vat, 1)a1e. expenses to Strat-
ford and (;oderich............ .
J. Amish king, councillors fees
on Keintelly Grain . ...... .... (1.00
George Brown, councillors fees
WIN A $7,800 HOME FOR $1.00
CII.\NCI': to will a $7,5111) Mane for
SI. on restricted residential arta in
Long Branch, cntsolati.'tt prizes an-
ttuttnt•tll l;;lel'• 501111 Postal Note for
shares at $1. cath to C. 0. Hodgson,
Sec'ty-Tress•, N;Islw rod \'ilia Bnx •hNl,
Long Itrsteep, ()maria. Stott-nred by
1..1).1.. '83x) Lug Bt•anch. Proceeds
for building fund. Details 111 receipt.
51-4.
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1 ia^ h'tnr1;e11 f1,011 erwiec w'itll the
It'�y,t1 t ;111a'i':'t .\ir 11n•ce. and twill lo'
,Il:inning ill, 11,111111' 11t"t'ttpnll"t1.
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LiFE • PENSIONS - ANNUITIES
NOTICE
'I'll( Ilallett "Township Council, at it's
rt'e.t:lar 'ntctint , August 9tit, 1945, pas-
sed ;1 l i tt to add one-fifth of 1 Mill
with a minimum ,•f $LI))) on all taxable
farm ln•operlt• in the 'I'tlwnship, as
membership iLe: to the I'e't!eratintt of
.\grin ittu•c.
.\nyonc can hat 0 this retnked on
Electric iange. piano. camera-. rut- their respective property by applying
Iery. and several ether articles. .\pplyr to the (Teri• 'n \t'riting.
to 111c Misses Livingston, evenings.51.2 GEO. W. COWAN, Twp. Clerk.
52-1.
AUCTION SALE
1'[
FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS
at Lot 20, Con. 14, Hullett Township
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH
ct'ntutcu'ir;; at 1 p.m., the following;
I IO0SI:S—Cldt gelding, 7 years old.
io00 lbs; Clyde gelding, 10 years old.
It)N) lbs., suitable for jnlsll ; .\ged gen-
1 have some meat stored itt a locker
and have been told I must declare it
when meat rationing begins. Is this
true
Yes, I'he storage plant will provide
you with a fume which must be filled
cut when thea: t•atit,tting starts• You
: • the sdminislr;t ( T
forward this he.regular meeting of l lull 0 't'ow'n
tion branch of which there are three ship Council met on August 9th, in the
in \V1'.,tern Ontario, London, hitchener Cinununit) 111;11, Lundesboro, The
Reeve and all members of the Council
and \\'inds.'r,
* * being present.
\tina I: 11.' (;merge C. Ilrotvit end
1)11 \•-,I Day i had a meal in a hotel
\\;.1(1 . Jcwilt, '1'ltat the nliuute, t,f the
and they charged me more than 1 last regular meeting and suh,ittucnt
lustfully flay. Ate hotels a001v0d to
special meetings b0 passed. Carried.
take advantage of holidays to increase \l tion 2: li) \V. k Jewitt I \\'
111 111.
racy:; cutter; 2 flat racks; stork rack ;
12.00
snuffler; \IeCorntirk-1)ecring wawalking.I
their prices:J. I)alc.'I'hat By' -Law• No. 10, A.D. 19;5, on Kctucd} Drain .--.
\.'. holt h rr any public Dating 110 read a 1st and 2nd time. ('al'ricd. ira Rap;on. councillors fees on
place tiny nut increase the prices of \Iut!uu 3: lir George C. h'ruttn a l 1(0111100y Drain. . - -
their meals above the basic period \Vil1iant 1);t11', Councillors ices
price or the price fixed by the Board on hennedy Orain... .
if they were not in business in the \\ illiatlt Jt'witt, (nttlt.illnrs fee;
basic per''d, 1 f .i'u will send the de- on 1:enncdv I)rtiu ..- ..
tails and the name of the hotel to tis Gen• \\. Cy
ttl, 1:Y
Lhys o t
two will nave the matter investigated. Kcnitcdy Drain ............ ..
Yes,
f
I have purchased a used ear and
think the price was too high. \\'hi'r'e
cart 1 find out -the correct ceiling price:'
Apply to the nearest office of the
Wartime Prices and Trade Board. All
used cars have a fixed cciliug prier:
•
Questions on any regulations of the
\\'artiutc Prices and Trade Board w:11
be answered if submitted to the In-
formation Branch, \Vartinte Prices and
'Trade Board, Federal Building, Lut-
(Lon, Ontario.
•
isn't the !anliloal supposed to clean
out the well which supplies us with
di inking water'
This i; a matter outside (110 juris-
diction of the \\'a•liutc Prices and
Trade Board. \Vo would suggest that
you obtain legal advice.
**
Is there a ceiling price on Canadian
grown apricots'
plow, No. 201 ; 'I'cesw•ator walking.
plow, No. 21; 3 gang plow,; cutting
box ; set nava harness; 3 horse collars;
3 logging cliaitt ; 2 pitch forks; 1 +hot•..
1).00
'et; crow bar; w,hittfletrccs; neckyokes;
post hole digger; 8 tang fort:; 4 tang
6•00 fork; 5 tang fork.
(09 I TERMS CASH.
0us,ell \Vilson, Proprietor.
O.tl;) \\•illiani \lul'ritl, Auctioneer.
35.(X)
\air Kcn,tedw, severance on
Kennedy !)rain ..... 101.80
i)ept. of Nitwit:oils and Supply,
Township wood . - - .- -.._ ...... -183.01
George \V. Cowan, Clerk.
The Canadian radio industry in 10-11
produced ti_'I)0,000,001) ‘worth of ele(-
tronic cliuipntr.lt for Canada and its
allies compared with an annual pre-war
production of approximately '445.000 OSO.
52-2. i
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BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
FRESH EVERY DAY
Everything Homemade
HOME-MADE
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HOME SUGAR -CURED
Smoked Side Bacon
45c PER LB.
BOLOGNA, WEINERS, SAUSAGE
A GOOD SELECTION OF
COOKED MEATS.
H. McCallum
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Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Sj aforth, 15, Collect.
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BIG WELCOME FOR THOUSANDS CANADIAN SOLDIERS
Along the hundreds at the dockside cheering the return of thousands of Canadian servicemen on the
big liner, S.S. Louis Pasteur at Quebec City last week was Defence Minister McNaughton, General
McNaughton was among the first to board the ship and welcome the boys home. (Top), General
McNaughton is shown waving his hat to the men as the ship pulled into dock. With him are left
to right, Lt. Col. A. Cote, District Chaplain (RC); Brig. E. A. Blais, (behind Gen. McNaughton's
arm); Major General H. Young, Quartermaster General and Lt. Col Paul Triquet, V.C. (Bottom)
Troops pack the portside of the Pasteur for eager glimpses of their homeland, after several years
overseas while the tugs play streams on the troopship.
WHERE ATOMS WERE SMASHED
One of the men who pried loose the secret of the atom that led
to the atomic bomb used against Japan is shown above. Dr. John
t, Dunning adjusts Columbia University's cyclotron in which
smashing of uranium atoms was first achieved.
RISING SON
If the Allies depose Emperor
Hirohito, but agree to permit
continuation of Japan's ruling
dynasty, the throne might go to
the 13 -year-old heir apparent
Prince Kotaishi Akhito, above.
NOT GUN-SHY
Seabags, mascot on board Third
Fleet destroyer operating off Jap
homeland, peeks out of his hideout
in the barrel of a five -inch gun
to see what's going on.
MANILA BAY AND HARBOR TO -DAY
Aerial view shows Manila Bay, with harbor, bad: to pr: -war efficiency,
supplies for the invasion of Japan. Manila has b. ;a.ue Pacific's biggest
purpose as did England iu the European war.
•
teeming with ships bringing
and most vital base, serving
SIGN OF THE TIMES FOR THE JAPS
There was more truth than workers realized in the sign above,
adjacent to the Oak Midge, Tenn,, plant of the Clinton Engineering
Works, where atomic bombs are manufacturd. Studying it at
right are MP Sgt. Al Spinozola of New York and Cpl. Andrew
Musrop of Dupo, III.
SURRENDERED U-BOATS—NORTHERN IRELAND
Air picture from Llsahally, N. Ireland, shows:— A mass of
surrendered German U -Boats at their moorings. There are 9 of
"21" class (1,600 tons, carrying 23 torpedoes), 4 of "9" class
(500 tons), and 39 of "7" class (also 500 tons) —a total of 52
U•Boats.
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any other brand of Cafl'eo
in the world? 1Ii s superb
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BOSS IN AUSTRIA
Lt. -Gen. Mark Clark, who led the
American armies in Italy, will be
the Alneriiitn milit r ��omr 1l��
stoner for Austria under the deer.
pation plan announced by the Big
Three and France. Austria will be
divided into four zones with Vienne
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"I'M QUITE FINISHED WITH HIM NOW!"
it's Cooling
TES
LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM
CHAPTER XV
"Not so hard for me as for you—
tor your good aunt. Once, when
v+o first heard from the children
about—about hint, we said, ma-
dame and 1, that we would not he -
Hove tho story unless we had the
evidence of our eyes, our own
ears. Unless we saw him, heated
Mtn confess his guilt, And we saw
and heard."
• • •
"Yes, it was the sauce way with
min." Roger stirred restlessly and
111 a cigarette when she declined
one. "I knew Mike well enough to
realize that he would side with the
duvll--if he thought the devil was
rtyhk But how he strayed into
this—thin horrible business Is more
than I can fathom. What reward
could they give him? Money he
never oared for and tante never
bothered him, He has cast aside
his birthright, his self-respect,
everything. I have often thought
es! those renegade Englishmen who
broadcast over the German radio
and to mo they seemed there
crackpots who were to he laughed
et or pitied, You can't laugh at
Alike --anti he could never be an
Object of pity, Ito is one who
knows what it's all about."
"It was all se strange," whin -
pored Morldel. "So different from
tho memory I had of him. When 1
not him there long ago he was so
young and crlrefree and there wen
somothing in him eyes that was
beautiful and good to see. But to-
ulght, Roger—you saw his eyes to-
night."
+ + $
"Yes—cold, hard, deadly. Yet I
thought there was misery and tor-
ment In them. And still I had to
go tonight and put men on his
trail who will shoot him down like
Fa dog, and receive no blame for
doing no, Perhaps by now they
have got hint; perhaps—"
"There! You must not concern
yourself so."
"Some women could care enough
to forgive him even this," contin-
ued Roger.
"In there such love? Is love real-
ly the name for it?"
Roger shrugged, "i think there
18 such—the sublime, the all -for-
giving."
"Mine is not like that. 1t wasn't
love, perhaps. 1t may have been
just a colored dream. •
"Tion tonight was the end of
that: Tell me tint I may begin to
ltopo—"
She smiled tip at him, "( think
you never ceased to hope, Roger."
"Say, rather, i never despaired,
You will marry me, Mendel?" IIo
looked into her eyes, slowly with-
drew hie hands from her shoul-
dors. "There is nothing to stand
between us now."
+
*
"Less than nothing. if—if you
want mo, I will marry you, Roger."
"Want you! More than 1 have
ever wanted or even could want
anything else In title world."
"But you aro not quite happy,
because It came to you this way."
"I think 1 would rather have
lost the game than have won it
this way—through knowing the
truth about Allelic!. But I see no
reason why that should spoil our
fives, our happiness."
Roger did not go to bell that
night. He drew iris choir to the
window and dozed there a while
and awoke to see tine red -gold fur-
nace 1n tho eastern sky. As soon
as he heard a noise below stairs,
he shaved himself and shgwered
ISSUE 34-1945
and went down to drink coffee with
(Jennr'r end Rudolph In the kitchen,
* + +
Someone had tnl•rneil on the ra-
dio. The voice of the announcer
gave the early news Items from
Montreal—"7110 police and mili-
tary authorities have nothing FO
far to report on Ilia two (Ferman
prisoners, former members of the
Nazi Luftwaffe, who escaped last
night front n prison camp In the
Laurenttans. 'l'lle two men, one of
theta armed with a pistol, took the
station wagon--"
Roger had reached the radio in
three strides and turned the dial
until he found music. But some of
the leech little ears had heard. Pol
Martin's big eyes were staring at
hint, at the still swollen lip and
tho newly healed cut. A strange
look came over the child's face.
"Was it from this camp back in
the woods they escaped, Iloger?
\Vas It your station wagon—?"
Roger could not answer, but Pol
Martin needed no words; he could
read it all In Iloger's face, in the
way he looked at Mferidel.
"They came here, and you
fought with them, That,le how you
cut your lip. All this happened
while we were sleeping. But I
dreamed of Bonhomrne Prlcot last
night,"
+ + *
"You are sure you aro not just
telling us that, Pol Martin?" ask-
ed Meridel,
"No, no, I dreamed of him, He
WWI alive ngahi. 11e was smiling
at me and holding out his hand
to me and to Roshne, Tell me about
the prisoners, Roger, please."
"Not now, my little one. Some
other day, perhaps. Now• it is tirno
for all of you to have breakfast.
Today If you like we shall go up
into the mountain."
"That will be good, Roger," said
Pol Martin gravely, "A lot of fun."
But Flight Lieutenant Roger Fa -
bre was not to climb the mountain
that day. Shortly after breakfast
an R.C.A.F. station wagon, far
factor and sleeker than his own
beloved jalopy, drew up in front
of Phlllbert with orders for him
to return to Montreal at once,
"I telt it, somehow," he said rue-
fully to Meridel, "I have to go,
but this time i take my happiness
wtlth inc. When 1 return, dear, you
will be ready?"
"I shrill be waiting, )non brave,"
she said gravely. "I shall pray
each hour for you—for your safe
return."
"A heck of a note, sir," said
young Ayscough, who had brought
the car, "to have to leave. I guess
1t must be pretty Important,
though. The old man was having
fits when lie couldn't get through
to you on the telephone."
(To Be Continued)
Modern Etiquette
By Roberts Lee
1. Will you plcaee give a list of
what part of the wedding expenses
the groom should pay?
2When a business letter is
being written by an unmarried
woman, should she use the pre-
fix "Miss"?
8. What is the minimum tip that
vete should give for having one's
wraps checked?
4. If a man meets a woman on
the street and walks with her
should he continue to smoke his
cigar or cigarette?
b, When one places the fork on
the plate when the meal is finished,
should the prongs be pointed up-
wards or downwards?
6. When addressing an envelope,
is it all right to use the abbreviation
c/o?
Answers
.I. The groom must pay for his
bride's wedding ring, the marriage
license, transportation for his
family rand his attendants, gloves,
ties, and boutonnieres for his
attendant, the minister's fee, and
the honeymoon trip. 2, Yes. She
should write Miss in parentheses
before her signature. 3, Ten cents
is sufficient when one is alone.
4. No; he should throw it away,
or at least hold it between his
fingers, without smoking 5. The
prongs should point downwards.
f,.No; the words "Care of" should
be written out in full,
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When prospector Gilbert Labine, right, flew his plane over Great
I3ear Lake in 1030 and found a rich pitchblende deposit only a few
miles from the Arctic Circle, little did he think his discovery would
play an important part in production of the atomic bomb. The
'Canadian governmen took over the mine, location of which is
shown on the map, The uranium derived from the pitchblende
ore was used to make the bomb that helped to knock Japan out of
the war, Only other known deposits are in Belgian Congo, South
America and Australia. One of factors which kept Germany from
perfecting its atomic bomb was that none of these sources of
uranium was available to them.
Granny Prescribed
Black Currant Tea
Grandma was a pretty smart old
lady, Site didn't know that black
currant juice was chuck full of vi-
tamin C, but 8110 slid know that
when the children began to sniffle
and sneeze a cup of hot black cur-
rant tea would "fix them up, right
inert."
It took the nutritionists quite
a long time to discover that black
currants are the very best source
of this important witanian, brut
they know it now. Further, the
division of nutrition at Ottawa has
figures which show that black
currants are one of the few fruits
which are still an excellent source
of vitamin C after being made
into jam.
"Tile people who grow or can
buy black currants should count
themselves lucky," say the nutri-
tionists. Their figures show that
two tablespoons of black currant
jam will give about the same
amount of vitamin C as an orange
at )ess COSt.
Flies 555 Miles
In 62 Minutes
Travelling nearly as fast as
sound, a jet-propelled P-80 "Shoot-
ing Star" roared in from Dayton,
Ohio, and hissed to a stop at La
Guardia field recently after cov-
ering the 555 miles in one hour
and two minutes.
Tlic streamlined craft described
by the arniy as the world's fastest,
touched the runway an hour and
d4}/, minutes after leaving
Wright Field, Dayton. The pilot,
Col. William H, Council, said the
extl:a 32' minutes were taken up
by landing preparations.
The jet-propelled fighter flew
most of the way at 20,000 feet be-
cause of adverse weather. Its top
speed Inas been announced as more
than 550 miles an hour and its
ceiling as at least 45,000 feet
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How Can 1?
uy Anne Ashley
. blow can 1 brighten and
sharpen the knives of the food
chopper?
A. Take a piece of scouring soap,
or small hits left front the cakes
of scouring soap, and run through
the food chopper in the seine
manner as a vegetable or piece
of bread. 'Then wash thoroughly
to remove all the grit.
Q. How can I brighten gold
chains or similar articles?
A. Dip them in a solution of one
part Ammonia to thea parts of
water.
Q. flow can 1 remove a ,crew
that has rusted into the wood?
A By placing a hot iron on its
heal]. Use the screwdriver while
the head is still hot.
Q. How can 1 determine the
ripeness of bananas?
A. Do not buy green bananas
unless they are wanted for baking,
14 they have green tips they are
unfit to eat. Brown flecks on the
skin of a banana indicate ripeness.
Q. How can I remove the shine
front a dark serge suit?
A. The shine can often be re-
moved entirely by sponging with
vinegar, then pressing in the usual
manner.
Q. How can 1 remove iron rust
from white linen?
A. By rubbing the stains with
lemon and Gall, and then exposing
to the hot sun.
Battleship Refloated
The Paris radio said last week
that the French battleship Stras-
bourg, scuttled at Toulon In 1942,
fin been refloated.
CIIRONICLES
of GINGEB FARM
Concentrating on one's own
work has been almost Impossible
these last few days, Mixed up with
harvest and home activities are
thoughts—and fears—of the awful
possibilities of atomic bombing, It
grips one's imagination, Funds shiv-
ers down the spine --and Is so ut-
terly fantastic as to be almost
unbelievable, Comments from the
press, pulpit and public have also
bean thought provoking-
-especial-ly those which assert atomic bomb-
ing to be inhuman. There is no
doubt that such bombing Is, of
necessity, inhuman but one should
also remember that 1t must be
either they, or M, and it the use
of atomic bombs serves to bring
about the end of (he war then
surely their nee 1e J11801ied,
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What our men have been
through ander shell fire and as
prisoners ot war la bound to have
its effect In the immediate future.
There will be tiniest when they
will be irritable, restless, and
moody. I know hearse I went
through it after the last war'. This
is a different war, and a different
generation, but fundamentally,
cause and effect are the some. The
men have done their part and, for
those who return, whether they
are able to adjust themselves to
peacetime conditions, depends
largely upon the women in their
homes. A woman who matches her
husband's irritibility with more of
the same cannot expect a very
happy future; nor can the woman
who drags her man around against
his will with the idea of giving
him "a good time" and helping
him to forget.
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I don't suppose many young
married folk read this column but
It there are a few war brides who
do, let me bog of you to have pa-
tience with that returned man of
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
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yours, remembering that all cas-
ualties are not obvious to the be-
holder. Generally marriage is a
case of fifty -fifty but the after-
math of war can make it anything
—sixty•forty . . . seventy -thirty
. . with a gradual evening of
the scales according to the cour-
age, understanding, sympathy and
pia In common sense with which a
returned man's family deals with
his every Mood.
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If a man feels like walking the
floor 1t 1(41'1 going to help if you
tell him to sit down and read a
book and stop being so restless.
Per better to snggeet that he take
It out on the weedpile.. Or if he is
quiet and moody, keeping up an
endless chatter of small talk isn't
going to have the effect of cheer-
ing hien up. 1t 1s more than likely
he Is remembering things of which
you have no knowledge, and ot
which he docs'not wish to speak,
so that frivolous, inconsequential
small talk can only add to his lin-
patience and may well act as a
wedge to drive you apart.
Think it over, war brides. Your
men have fought to win a war.
It is your job to light to win the
peace—peace in the new homes of
Canada.
The United States has about 200
tribes of Indians, and they speak
55 distinct languages.
DID YOU KNOW that
Maxwell IIouse Coffee is
"Radiant Roasted" to cap.
lure all the extra goodness
of this particularly fine
coffee blend. Try Maxwell
House!
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Ladies Battling Suits $2.95 to $'L•95
''Ten's, women's and Children's
Running Shoes (i9c to •$1.19
Women's Slacks $1.19 to $1.95
Children's Sun Suits $1.00 to $1.19
''Mosquito Netting per yard 10c
Good Assortment of Men's, Women's and
Children's Camp Shoes.
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Maureen \lorritt.
\1r. and Nit., John Goodall of 'Port
Huron ;isitetl at the home of their
hire", \Irs. 11 :Mani :lorritt last \leek.
Miss Hazel Pelts of London, spent
the aeei.•end 'eitll her mother, \Irs. •I.
1'ctts.
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Morning Delivery. North of Dinsley Street.
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Delivery Orders - $1.00 or Over.
Macaroni 4 lbs. for 25c
Rice 2 lbs. for 25c
Lux Flakes per pkg. 25c
Riliso
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Tomato Soup 10c
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grandmother, Mrs. .\. Nit(1�nn,
her
near
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\I r. and Mrs I.. (1. Miller, of Gde-
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rich. wcr • ci,i;• rs alt Sunday \\ alit Mrs,
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\1I•. G n don Elliottof Preston, visit-
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sone d;r; last \ecce: with relati\'rs at
i` Thursday, August 2 3rd
liint;lil L';arh• ;_; GOpEltICEI -ON'T'ARIO. :_;
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mi,, la t)„'ur Pole. of 'f l't'ontn :,ai g ;' With 2a Years Ex rertencc .• r
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;; a lunch apprecUtte,l soli, at the Sunday
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•= evening vcrvic.. in the Myth l mist
•_. Chtneit• :_: R. D. Philn's 1)rtlf;• Store >: ,
3: I BLYTH, ONTARIO Enjoy it Full Evening of Fun and Entertainment.
' \Irs. f'rost's l'a�'I„r, Mrs. It'it NEXTVISIT •1 1
I. I Pelt', visited "n , j.
Doherty Bros.
GARAGE.
Acetylene and Electric
Welding. A Specialty.
Agents For International-
Ilarvester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil.
Car Painting and Repairing.
Vodden' s
BAKERY.
)1VIIEN IN NEED O1
13REAI), BUNS, PIES,
IIOME-MADE CAKE
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REMEMBER
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Wednesday-, August 22, 1945
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Mr. an,l \Irs• George Jenkins. \1r. 3 year old 'Purebred Hereford Tion. London :pent the \\ eek -end with the
and Mr;. George 11.111, of t)ctr,it, .\hilly \V. V. Roy and Sons, hunks-
fnrnun•'s t,arcuts, \1 r, and \1 rs1 C":11
Dobby n•
spent the week -end with \1r.Jenkins' bora. ['h_mc .Il -h, Myth. 52 1 IN I
cousin, \Irs. R• C. \Teti Iran, alto tic- - i \I r,. ;\nn Campbell, and sans Claire them on their return, and Presented With Service Pill ;nut \Irs. \';Tial ie (';unphell, all of To-
ronto, al,n N':sit t•cr daughter at Carson- I41Or O1't!'N:11i /'•:1!! DOIl01•S are visiting relatives and friend,
trite, \I r'.1. Mi„ J,Iscp1tiuc \1I ndcnrh nas
11(111 -in
once,! by the \\'ingh;uu Flood I )otnr,
Clinic on \Vctlncsdav tar her out.tanl- \ti•s. Nl'htrl \\'it ltttnan spent
in; sr..\•ice in organizing local blood ,couple of days this week with her
donors to attend the \Vingliant Clinics. daughter, Mr;. Menson Cowan, and
She was presented \vith a gold serv'ce family of Stratford.
hitt. \I `s \Voodcock ha • \corked tire- Mrs. .\. R. Egan iti l \Irs. Charles
ic„ty to secure blood donor ttno,i !it 111,11 of Toronto. are visiting with their
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
undit•, :\tlgnst
10.15: :'nndav School.
11.15 Slil'tc,:t • "The Reconciliation."
7 p.tn.: 'City! ill History."
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TRINITY CHURCH. BLYTH
out the length of the Clinic,, and bur orother. I. S. (,i ellen', and Mrs. (:het
efforts are justly commendable, She le•\'•
was \•cr\• \v'ortl v of the token. Misses Iean"ttc (illntsher and Edythe
t?t• `isnitday After Trieitr \li,s \\'nndctcl: i, aIs1I the tire'e,slllcntley of Galt, are spending their
11) a.m. 11 ''suint, Prayer Taut Sermon -1 ''resident of the Myth Red Cross. alt- (vacation at III" 'Ito, 'Port I);Ithottsle.
i'he other tvnrtlty cause \Nhirlt ha:. til tit II) Niagara a dlit: t:it t.
TRINITY CHURCH, BELGRAVE I itttl: it of her time during the part war I \l its \to iit•;t Finale of I tallith' was a
11.?0 at. \li,riling''rarer and Scrtnun.'>e'tt'' `gue-t of her aunt and uncle, \1r• and
ST. MARK'S CHURCH. AUBURN
Evening Prayer.
Canada rank; third among the Unites[
,dations in naval poo er and fourth in
air pow:•r. I)uring the war, Canada
became fourth largest supplier of
equipment, third trading nation
second exp 'sting nation among
'United Nations.
war
and
the
I\Ir,. 'Ihnnta:, Kelly, (luring the p;r•t
tlttended 131ood Clini•�
Nt eek.
Tho: e itt tidint; the \Vinghant Blood . \Ir,. Firms n returned to I'ol•nnto ac -
Clinic "ll \Ved" slay wcrv, \I r,. 1la• r>• cotipauic.i ty her s' -ter, \I Isms•,
lirntvitt, \Irs. George \Ic\all, Mrs. I:ng;t NNah, \Nil, visit nith her f r a
Fratillin Ilainlolt, \Irs. \Vv•ley Taman. 'month.
Miss (_Plats McGowan. Hiss Ida Nle '
Got' an, 1?'aria Cart\vright, Charles tial- I Mr. aiia .Mr ,. 'Peter Gardiner and
ter, Joint 'raise, Archie\'ottr,b, 1' t'- son, t:cc i, visited \I r,• (iarrli'er',
mond Griffiths. 'irii•in, Mrs. llcrt Stevenson. at Kin -
IT WON'T BE LONG
School Days Are Coming Fasi
WE HAVE A COMPLE'T' RANGE OF SCI-IOOL
SUPPLIES INCLUDING PUBLIC SCHOOL
TEXT BOOKS.
Get Your Supplies Now
Attend the Lions
FROLIC
This Evening
Thursday, Aug. 23
The Standard Book Store
burn IIti S:Itur'11e,
Ge •rg, Kcradas of New 'Pork
(:its returned tonic last neck after
stte"dint; t\Vo months \\itti her mother,
\irs. T. 1•aliott. She was accompanied
home by \I iss Anita \\'right.
Miss Beth Powell returned home nn'
\Wednesthly after visiting her uncle and
;tent, Rev. and \Irs. L. V, Pocock, of
Ilespcicr• She was accompanied home
by her cousin, Miss petty 'Pocock, who
will visit here for a couple of weeks.
1)r. Charlotte \Vltitlock, and .hiss
Marion Alliston, 'Phil., of Chicago, 1)r.
.\, \V. Holden and \Irs. J. 1). Somer-
ville. of Helroit, who are holidavi•Ig ;11
1(indcricil ;ntd Naylield, visited \titlt
'Misses Rlla and Kate 1[cffron Ott
Tuesday.
Airs..\lberta 'lender and lli:s Lillie
NI. Carr of 'Toronto, were guests of
their sister, Airs, R. \Vighlnlan, last
week. 'They ternt to Gn(lerie•Ii on Sat-
urday tvilcrc they will spend a \ccek at
Park 1iouse before returning to 'I'or-
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gardiner, of P
Lonttorr, visited last week with their Alr . Fawcett, and Miss Gladys, are
sun, 1)r. W. C. Gardiner and grandson. \•i'.hing with Mr, and 'Mrs, b'el't Pot -
Billy, at Mr. ant! \Irs. John \I. Craig's, ter and fauna\• of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
also with their cousin, \irs, John (..raig, 1'oltrr C, \irs. F;nccett's daughter.
Sr., and Mr. and 1lrs. I). A. Craig, cal- Ai is,. \\'itnta \Vatsun and Miss Maur -
ling also on frit lids in Myth and skin- cell \lorritt, have returned home after
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COI1'IMUNI'ITY 1VE1,ItARE WORK.
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COURSES:--STENOGRAI'IIIC, COMMERCIAL, SECRETARIAL
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' \'aricty ;'cvrvor,c had a gond time, and irtg a couple of 2511 pounders smash t-;
, up.
'_ the participants pat on a good :tint,', ;ututllcr
' It has annoitncctl that "\\'hipper•"
\\'atsou would probably appear at souls. (..;t'(r11'(1 At V-.) 1)at' I)alicc
future ev ,it. 11' lie i, matched wzaitut
' a gond opponent, the match should be The \Irnuuni.•t Hall was packed for
11wcrtll watching, tlic free (Inc; bell last \Vedne,da\•
evening. ;t, a 11111(111p of the Victory
\\'rest ling i, roiuparatieely new in celebration st;I,1,t d here on T tnaday
this district. particularly the modern night. and all day \Vednesaay.
type of wrestling, where the hit; fellows I \l any ;tr Tutu have remarked 011 what
- throw th,•ir I Illponc nt over the rope,, 1 splendid day t \vas. I':veryone semi -
into the laps of the first row of specta- cd to crrjl'}' thenl.rlre innnensiay,
Airs. Pon \nos, people, and many of I The s1'iiit of victory was in the air.
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attending Summer School at 'Toronto.
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\[r, and \it .Arthur Field of Lon- Clare \IcGnwan has also returned
don, and Mr. and Mrs, Earle Noble of
after a similar course in Hamilton. 't
Myth, recently enjoyed a 12 day traitor Mr. Mut 11ilbut•n was successful E :•
trip to Tuticrnll'y, crossing by ferry his Collegiate exams at Clinton, :.
to the Manitoulin islands, and nn tit V I >;
Jac', island. canting hams hr North Attended WrestlingMatch I:=.
flay, Call:lnrlct, lirat•cbridcc', Orillia, Quite a few Toe;ll stmt , attend"' itis +
:\Ili,ton, and st \•eral other places. 'l'hct''l \t'restling ntatcfi in \\'it:ghatu ,In Friday +
enjoyed some splendid fishing en r• lyes' night. and watched the grunt and .b
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Friday and Saturday
Wendy's
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BARGAIN COUNTER FOR
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