HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1946-05-22, Page 1VOLUME 56 - No. 39,
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BLYTH, ONTARIO, WET) N'ESI)AY, MAY 22, 1916. Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
SCHOOL AREA MEETING IS POORLY A'T'TENDED
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INTEREST AI)PARENTLY LACK- United Kingdom Prepared' 131vth Legion Branch holds
To Continue Purchase First Regular 1leetin>:;
TNG AS VERY FE\ J ATTEND of Canadian Bacon t b'y our Legion Correspondent)
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The demand for Canadian bacon fur The Ilt,t regular meeting of the
the next four ytars was clarified when Ill! Ili 1;ranch of the Canadian Leg- "1'I,Iy hall" \\ Ill ,o•rn h, heard rill -'11",' :.l \Vtn_hant on Friday night,
lfutt, Janes G. Gardiner, Dominionion, Y. 42), was 10,1,1 in the \lenturhlllin,IIIII; front the ball Lillis of tlli, \I,IV 17111, \!1111 Ili,;, d((I'I3ns
Minister l•f Agriculture, recently an- 1lall 4.11 T1e-(lay, \lay 21st. 1di,ttiet. 'i'itat i•, providing the 3113th- Dere nl,ole, and 1 group: f nlncd. Ni
lr w1(3in m''1, ;In{ ,la\' ill.11 \v;1\•, ,-41,,,,h11, 4'I name, was feral\11 up,
ttrnntced the result, ,.f negotiations The fart that such a large crowd 1'
with the British \Iinistry of F.,. I. orad a•,enilded ladies u, very optiut.1 During the past \\ eel; reprl'-elita- 1114. Ill}Ih ;'ire- lin,( themselves IM -
The United hingdoln i; prepared) to i -tic t, f having a very strong Itran:•h ties, of ball teams have 1111't in \Vine- ed tip t\itll Ilse 1"11"wing Icatu:--
purchase the maximum supplies which in this community. Another goo l 11111) a;:-1 grouping) haws' been edeas- ' i:l.:h. 'i1 1I 1{;;lewd Nine; melee
Canada can provide in 194(, 11)47 and fe;dare of the ..\ ening \vas that sew- rd, and ii\ertun. The convener of this
1948, Further disctt;,ion, are to be 1 gl"rap i, '11.' .\. Il ll, 1\3I'. fete
era( new• "recruits" were enrolled. li ONE ENTRY FROM BLYTtl
held before Jann;a•y 1947, t„ c miler (lar 1,ranch, as a Club, hope, to brI The 4.111. entry Iroul Myth in „t trams are entered in the \1'.0.:1.:1.
I be o:b, r grow; f lora) inl1 rc-)
requirements for 1949• , one of the most active •clubs in the'[ nanved hall this season will be the
The contract price for (;rade :\ and totally,! on the ,ante night, Coln-
/.ot1c, ;,1111 3\ ith our large membership Girl's S itll,all '1'e;lnl, which has 1,1.4 11 ri •d , !'rte i li \\ in: tire's tr;un; :--
\Viltshires per 1(10 pounds f.o.b. sea- !'
we should be just that, very easily. ln•artisult' for the pa -t Iwo. \\eeh;,' lir:s,,l \\'a!t ,m, ('limon, (;nderich
hoard was raised to $25. effective .\•I-
t'll 1, 1946, and will continue to Dererll- O1)t• presidt'o1, Comrade n1)r. I\i1-ion evening, \ben \\ rather would per- '1•, 0t,l,ip, ,and (;,,,1,1,,,, , . • n, \vital
hher 31, 1947. The pi•ire for the 1,148 t'atrirl:, occupied his ['residential s •at Hit. l e'4re,eut,ltive, front the various' the Conwyner, ll, Lauder, God( rirlt.
r t ' \'CI')' ;tik, :[ltd 11111('1' 'ell, gavul \\'t'','l'lllll'> 101)1 ''ll',1 In the girl', league , .\ ,rll,•dlllr nl c
agreement will In established ata lilt- l )aloes for thc..c
:\ public nuetilg; in connection with
the pr( ,lu.cd I1i:;ll School \r';3 1'11311, (i)Ofl Luck To The Legion
in -di in ti" \Iem ride 11:111, \\(Ines- I The Standard is in receipt of a let -
(la\• 11'1;111, \l,ly 13111, war vera ln,i,rl�' I ter trout E. C. Bentley, of Galt, and
attend'''. '[The di,a1 ; oatoll 111 (,f 1.(11 among other matters, of a personal
municipal of fici,IL 1);1, at nature \vas the follo\ving paragraph:
the meeting l,y the rather meagre '•1 ,et. by the ne\vs that the
turn-ott of ralep,o"crs, 1'I e -cat \\ ere 1:1)111 buy, are starting a Legion
members (,f the local School ill ill, l lIr.ulcle, \Voll, here's lots of good
representatives from the 1, cal a' un- We
ow,: and strength to theta, \1
cil, the School Area Committee of the leave a thousand members here
lltn•on County Council, ;11111 a few in- 11
tcres;ed (11i,•ens.
Rave I . 1. Il,1;nt.,n (,erl,iie 1 the R()1 '11. J. SCO Prl' DIES
chair for the matin:, and imr, (hl('edIN TO1tON'i'O IIOSPITAL
the speaker of the evening, \1r, 1)31f-: I{1)!,L J. Scott, of Bclgrave, passed
fin, of the Department f h:dur,lti'll'';Iwa\ in tit. \lichacls 1Iospipal,'I'oron
\1r. Duffin explained very fully the t„ un 1\'111111 day running, at the age
set-up of the prol(.,.ed «111 ,i Area, 1)i 47 \ ears. His death is regrettably
financing', courses of study, equipment.'
reported by '[The Standard, and he will
and facilities that will he available td' be 1111 nrned by a host of friends
the student, ;tad ;Ill other a -pat,• thoou„hout this district. Mr. Scott had
Several question, weer :(Ils\err in ;( adllrl'ssell 111(13 font gatherings in
most capable manner. �,
' this area, He was a Past President of
The County Council c42u:nit1Ct.' the Cuite 1 Farmers of 'Toronto and a
ccmt,nsed of 1. II. l' lIhMI 1, its -err(• [,31'1 11 Dirrct,•t.
tary, Reeve J, I). I1eccn'it, I':a01 \\,1-
\vanush, lain Arnt.trun, 111111, tt, OI31'1'UAItY
and \\'arden R. I:, Shaddick, ll(3sal!,
all spoke briefly. -T
A vote of thanks was tendered the Mrs. [''red Argent
speaker by 1'.. I. Cartwright, Chair- \I r,, Fred ,\rgcnt, passed away at
ratan of lily Myth School Board, her home, I)insley Street, Blyth, on
\' Saturday, \lay 111, in her 80th year,
,1`. Lady after ;1 lengthy period[ of ill health.
1 loltlillent DUI'l.,dll11t111 I d 1 \Ir». .\rgent was the former, Ann
Mrs. R. 1)aviduon Passes I':ast, d;ulghtc1 of 'I'h..ntas East and
One of the Dungannon district's fl. ryas \luff;ttt, of Mallett 'Township,
most widely-1:n.w•m figures for tunny In 19I'2 she loarirel \I1', argent and -
years, Mrs, Robert Davidson, died ill following their marriage they resided
hospital at Gode'ich \londay even'tlll. f1 r ;+ number of year; at llarlock. In
\Irs. Davidson, the former, \larg;fret '191'I they took up residence in Blytlt,
'IcCluskey, for more than In years, Ilcsi les her husband she is survived
had been widely I:urwn as a ncwspap- by one s n, Reg, of \Velland,
District Ball Teams Lined Up For
Season's Sport
er date but will not be below the $2 ? 51)
sante basis, which was effective
,.h old do veru 3111!,
:\ dub of this type on forming,
-Ith 21 Public holiday
ing the 19.11-45 ;agreement. i sutras ;1 great responsibility its regards The 2-Ith of \lay has returned to Auburn -Blyth Combines Entered In
F"[lowing this announcement the veterans of \Vnrld \\'ar 1 and 2• 1l t; the st:ltll, • f a statnt,dry holiday ;131,1 '
W,O,A,A, Hard Ball Series.
Wartime Prices and Trade hoard de- I Ill, to tr, to carr for the sick and agc(I, 1 \111! be observed as such en friday of
s-
clared an increase of 2 1-4 cents per' for the ve .rain,' families who are in this week throughout the Dominion, l triftll\illtblll\(11 l mldl)lllII I y la tlIlarr.31'1al I
pound, c:,rcass basis, in domestic i dlstres, and Really other things call- During the \var. only six ,tatttt"r•1•
1:131,. a pl't'\'roll»
wholesale prier ceilings for purl:• The neete I with veterans in both dome.stie holidays were officially declared, and ,,'itil'n d•i The Standard, the Auburn-
relationshipimus
hetvicen 1313 (lorllC»t:1' anal ;end busiml,< problem;, 11111 '4th w,ts not nuc of thein, a)
myth Cond n r, have placed at entry
export price, which has been in effect 1' Ile roue pundcnt nnishes 11) make though it was gcncrally obscrwe(l ill in the \1'.U..\.:1., and the following(31cli
during the past two years, will be some form of an apnkngy for :t sontc• Myth,
maintained, 'these increases in baron,wltal inadequate report of the first group was arranged ;It a meeting field
in \Vinc11,1nt on May Kith: Auburn -
prices represent an inereasc of appro- I meeting. The troth of the matter is ,
xilllately $3, per hog, 1 14 wceer, the that he was "joed" for the job at our Lions 1\itnstrels Have I' 1111 i i ( 1111inrs, l.urhnow, Gudcrich.
quality premiums of 3. par I;radr \ 1 fir»( regular meeting, and has been Schedule Next Wed:(•halon R;tdiu Schu .1, Listo\'rl, \[il-
carcass and $2 per (;rade 11 carcass caught with leis--, well, off guard.-- verton, ;old St, Marys. A single
t , . snc�dnlr nil! be played. The tram
have been reduced by $1 so that the
I(e hope; b.w3v3r, to have a full
The I,lyth nn; \linsurls weer
net increase is $2 per hog. This in- detailed 11111",11 of 1111 ucxt meeting{, given a rousing recepti 'n by a full Irl, workc•1 out a few times 011 the
creased price will, it k hoped, add a house at Cardno's hall, Scaf,(i•th, hast -\"1"11."dianln114, and There is 1:111: of
1'h11rs(Iay night. 1\'hrn the curtain
an exhibition game \with the ('!intra
rolled bark lnnll tly at 8:311 pan., an Radii School. The house games
.ritt
estimated crowd of 500 were in their this series will Iw divided equally he -
seats. The show was staged under 1011331 Anhurn and Blyth•
the an,piccs of the Scafurtll .\,rico'- ! The f dlow•iig schedule in this group
tnral Society. The warns reception 11I;ts been drawn up:
accorded the cast was greatly apprec-' lune 5-I.10•:11ow at Milverton.
fated, '1'113 cast \•its treated to sand- June 5 -Auburn -Myth at Godcrich,
wishes and coffee after the sh w. Jnne 5 -Listowel at Clinton,
Heavy Week Coming Up. lune 10-G,alcrich at \Iilverton.
1)I-1.istowel at St. i\farvs,
12--.\uburn-lllyth at Clinton.
14-(;,dderich at 1.ucknnw•,
17-.\uburn-lilytlt at Si, Marys•
17-!.isto1(1 at T.uckatow.
19-\lilvcrton at St, starys,
long, will be rele:l-ed i11 the near
future.
stimulus to hog production, says the
Rc\'iew,
WEI)1)INGS
Bentley - Sims
'1'rcvitt \I tutorial Church, h.xcter,
er correspondent for this semi, it offuneral services were held privately J. S' ryas til( scene of a wedding~ of local
county, She had held office cm\lunday at 2 p.m., from it>tcrest, \whet Rev \I \ hunt united
in various organi::at:ons in church and ('Delle\'s residence, with Rev. J. L in marriage Audrey Eleanor Situs,
public life. II. I Il udrrson, rector of Trinity Ang- Rig, N., of Exeter, and \\'alter• I..d-
lir::n Church, of \�hiclt she was a
Mrs. Davidson, who was in her ()lith member, conducting the service. ward Bentley', of Galt. The marriage
year, had been in tailing health fora ( Interment was made in Clinton took place at puree o'clock, Saturday,
number of years. Recently she un-! ('cautery, Rind 271 h.
(le•went an operali 11 in Godcrich hos- i The pallbe;errrs were, Messrs. \Vel- The bride is the (laughter of \I r.
pita( for amputation 1)l her !cg Iingto31 \Ic\all, 1':(hvim Cartwright, and Mrs, \Villiant Sims, and the bride -
She was a daughter of the Tate \I1. 1 \I .es I loltzhaucr, John Doerr, Thos. groom is the son of Mr, and \Irs•
and Mrs, Joseph \IcClu,kcy, of Gode- I, !\C Iy, and Robert \vat,. Earl Bentley.
rich township. After graduating from v_---.- Given in marriage by her father, the
Godcrich Collegiate Institute and `V. M S. Meeting bride's costunn c was of ivory satin,
Model Sell() I she taught school for
The re;pear meeting of the W, M. styled with a net overskirt, short
two years in Co leech township.
S. \\a, 6(•1 1 in the school roost of the sleeve, and bracelet -length lace );loves.
Forty-six years ;Igo site nlarrie'lUnited( Church on "Tuesday afternoon 1(ler finger-tip veil was held in place
Robert Davidson, and they made their' \lay H. with a bandeau of orange blossoms,
first home on the 5th concession ofJIts, Garrett Irl the worship scrvicc.
I. and carried a bouquet of red car -
Ashfield t wnship (01 the fa"' naw Thy theme: The Christian I1001e. Af- f nations, white snapdragon and bony -
owned ly \William Snaith. They then t,,r the c;tel to worship and prayerI tidier, The bride's only ornament \vas
lived i1) Godeielt for ;t shirt time be -•hymn 39)3 \vias stung and several ap- a necklace of three strands of pearls,
'fore purchasing the I )avid»nn home- ' prulu•i:1te Scripture passages were read i gift of the groom.
stead o11 the northerly outskirts 01 i (;rare Nk,Il Cr,nwcll was quoted as' hiss Labelle Sims, Reg. N., of lit-
chelur, acted as maid-(1t-Itnnntn•,
lluug;uuu,u _, 7 years ago. tying "Every anther should make
Mrs. Davidson %•as a faithful mem- religion the foundation of the hone. wearing a floor -length gown of pink
ber of Erskine ,Presbyterian church , Roy, and girls need God desperately. net sh alder veil, caught \with blue
and had hchl offiee iti many church \\'ithont Ilius they will he like ships flowers and she carried a sweetheart
organizations. without sails (3r rudders," The Presi- bouquet of roses and sweet Peas,
In the cc,ur...e of the past 40 year; dent then cunductod the business
Hiss Thilnta ilurdio, ►Gt11lrne•, \Vas
John W. IIanna, M.P.P., Re-
leases Llformation On
Road Expenditure
11)1111 \\'. IIanna, \I.I'.P. for Iluron-
llrm•e etas received the following h1-
. formation 1 n road expenditure, which
, he ;las parsed on n, The Standard, as -
sinning that it tiny be of interest to
subscribers:
",\butt $[,01;0,00( will be ;pent on
highway construction and improve-
ment it the riding of Moron -Bruce
daring 10-11i, The following work will
be undertaken:.
Grade, Gravel and Pavement
Highway No. 4, Teesw•atcr l(1 high-
way No. 9; highway No, 87, \\•ing-
ham cast I11 miles; 1lighw;ly NO. 21,
:\ntberlcy to l�itcardinc; lfigltway No.
811, ((;ravel), \\'inghatl-;\nebet•Iey;
11liglew:ty \o. 87 (Gravid), I1!uevalc-
1l rrist:ut; Complete culverts, Port
Albert-:\mhrrley; Complete pitting.
Pore :Miert-.\nberley; Complete pa'-
ing, \\'ingh;ut-'freswalcr''
-- v
North Huron 1).1).6.11.
i Visits Blyth Masonic Lodge
II. A. NIcllurncy, District Deputy
(;rand \easter for the Masonic 1)is-
trirl of North Huron, which c mprises
I thirteen lodges, paid his official visit
11) LI)th .131811, \o, 3113, on \1(ntdsit v July 1') -Listowel at Auburn -Blyth,
bridesmaid, wearing a similar model,
luny "-I.istu0wei at Milverton.
she had been president of the \edit- peri . night. \I r. were nrncy is a 'Trrs\talcr1 `V. I Meeting Postponed -„-
land Presbyt:ride of 'the \\'.\LS„ sec- Shirley Phillips and Joan \VIlitficld to the Maid -of -honor's, in blue act lutw _ Godcrich ai Clinton.
1 resident, and brought adintgr \vtlt hint i l'he lllyth \Vo311(13 institute rr, luny 'i -I.1 h tllw at SL Marys.
rotary of the l ungannu i school hoard pl;lye.1 an instrumental duct. The re- ( with shoulder veil, fastened with pun: i ;a dcic' ltiun from '[ ccs\\ater I. (Ige, 1 naso monthly matin has been post , -
vice-president of the Red Cross work port , f the Presbyterial meeting held flowers' \ lair attendance was noted, and potted from the first 'Thursday of the Indy _I \lilcrrtom at Auburn -Myth.
at Dungann. n, and Red ('Cass work in \\'ingham was given by Miss JG Evan Sims, of Exeter, acted 85 hest I the Second Degree of \lasonry was t July 2..)
---Lucl:n1,w at Listowel.
month, until Thurs,lay, June 13111, at ,
convener, president of the library, NI Ont.. ural, a11(1 1 -111th \\'ilson, also ( f I�.xe luny _dl-Gudcrich at St. Marys.
! 1 loaf W. \l. S. meeting will be ter, 111(1 Ralph Davis,of (;;alt, 3 111tId exenlplific(l by the lilytlt Oflierrs. 'I'lu 2;,i) 1\'hem it will he hcl(1 in the NI -
board, and had held various offices in The main address of the evening \vas given tub _') .(nhurn birth at l.ucl:nn\r.
1 urian Hall. The Institute have had t,\ Inly ")-l.istu\wel at Gudcrich.
the \\':men's Institute, i in charge of \Irs. Comings,•, secretary out the duties of ushers, . iss h. I change their meeting' -
Sttrviviug 111e her husband and one of tete Ikthy (land, on June 11, We1McFall, of Exeter, Played the nuptial 6Y M r. Mrf,urncy, 1311.1 ,rowed to be due to cirru"1 fuky 29 -til. svelit at Clinton.
1"f outstanding- duality. Mr, \Iellitr-I stales, but will hull their meeting as
brother, James; a nephew, Allan Reed,' extend a special invitation to mothers music. [ley spoke on the symbolism 'f Free always first 'Thmrs(lay 1)t' each month. Westfield, Auburn and Londesboro
whom she had raised from infancy and aw, their babies, \\'e would ask all For the reception, held at the 1101ne \lasonry, Other speakers of the ey- Thismeeting- promises t,• he very in- In Men's Softball Loop.
who now lies on the Davidson It. me- lour members to be at this meeting to of the bride's parents, the bride's
\\e:cume the Baby Band, mother was wearing 811 ensemble of cuing; were RL \Vol•. Bros. 12. I), trresting. \lake a special effort to flues teams that carry lord inter
stead. Phil ,, lllyth Lodge. Ur. Fowler, `['ccs-' attend, and bring along a friend. \Irs, est for readers of The Standard ar'
The funeral service will be held Hymn 394, "happy the hcnte when lilac green crepe with black accessor- 1 ! 5 f•I,,all Serie
Gull is there" was sung, and the t1iC fess and the bridegroom's mother chose \water Lodge, \‘',,r. br'. Thompson, F. 1). Rutledge will have an exhid,il of entered in the \l1111s
this afternoon (Thursday) i1) I?rsl:in� I eeswatcr, and \Vor, Dru. Scott, Myth handicraft. There will be an Inter- of the \\'J).:\,:\. Entries have been
Presbyterian church, at 1:30 I'.\I„ Re•, ing rinsed by repeating in unison: a gown of gold printed sill: jersey. j Lod r. \Vor. I,ru. \1'. ll. \lottitt I (•ailrg debate conducted by [bre( placed by Westfield, Auburn an
God he in my head, and in my under- The gift of the bridegroom to the g
C. IL \I acDunall \will cnmduel the ser-, ucrulicd the (•hair•, in the course of tncnthers 011 Daylight Time, while the 1ondrshnrn The following leant::
vice and interment will he in Dungan- standing, bride was a lapel pin of gold filigree;t 1
God he in urine eyes, and in mY to the bridesmaids, a single strand of I his reut:trka, the n.D.G:\f. compli- 0 other members \gill prest'ut their view: will operate in this group; \\'estfiel(1
earls, and to the hest nam, a silver mentcd the Myth , ii:,.rs f r theirI on Standard 'Tints'. The roll call will Dungannon, Londcshoro, Auburn,
God i,e in aline mouth, and in. my cigarette case. proficiency, 1 Ise answered to ":\ place 1 wont ! like I4•nn1iller, and Godcrich Township•
t speaking, For the wedding trip to Drhuit the Following the wore: of the e•ening,t to visit." Conclusion of all business . Representatives met in Auburn on
CONGRATULATIONSthe members of Meth Lodge served + and proerailt a social time will be on Tuesday night, anti \while they fail •
God be in mine heart, and in nt'Y bride was dressed in a suit of heaven-
Cong.�ralulatons to \I t•, George lhinl:i113, y 1 lunch, ;old a pleasant hour was spent enjoyed with refreshments. Re11unt- , cd to complete a (all schedule, the
1 bloc with halt!: plastic accessories•
his bird Sr,, of Blyth, who crlchrtltes God he at urine end, and at my de- On their return the bridal couplet In couwersalion, her the change of date to June 13tH• date; of the first four games have
his birthday Thursday, May 23,1.1. p;tingr, Anteu, wilt reside in Galt. V t' been announced as follows:
Con•;ratulaticms to \I r, R. 1t, Philp ------:------ Former friends of the groom i1) C Purchases 13usincss 13loClc May 27th-NVesificld at Benmiller,
who will cd,,bratc his birthday on BIRTHS I31'1t1511 Brides Arrive \lay 28111-Godcrich at Auburn.
lllyth, will juin with The Standard in , \I r. \Villiant linggart, of Cliutun,
Friday, ;\lay 24th. 'May 311th-.\nhurn at Dungannon,
\I •
h•DD-in Clinton Public Hospital, extending best wishes. Thr liner S.S. .\quitania Berke I at has purchased \It. i.c«is \\1litfield's
C-ngratulations to Master ,Iinttuic \lay 30th-I;Cnnlillcr at Godcrich
on I': :.lay, May 17th, to ewer, 1311(1 ----- lfalifax on \lunday-, and in the lid business bloc]: nn the sontll-rant ror-
Riehl, of London,6who will celebrate0\fns. 11111: Medd (Drnccn Phillips), are the names :f two wive; from thisnc1 of Queen and l)insley Streets. 'f,,w•nship,
Itis second birthday on Friday, ;.\lay of IIu1111t Township, a daughter - Purchased Property (district. They are: Rita, \vile of Pte.l \Ve understand that the new (.'wncr The Standard hopes to be able to
24th, Gail Arlene. The baby passed away Mr. William D. Radford, has 1)111-1 E. 1-unm;blut, to •1. W. Vounebhlt, , will arrange two living apartments on publish schedules of these various
Congratulations to Mr, Stuart Dur- on Monday. May 20th, and was bur- chased Mr, G. A. Sande'son's rest- Auburn; and\largarct G. wife of 111 • sec-md floor while the ground groups in the ,fear future, so that
ward, who will celebrate his birthday it'd it: Clinton cemetery. Rev. A. dential property on D'iusley Street'.IF,1'. J. N. Stiles, to \V, 11. Stiles, ill, •i. will he utilized for a hoot and 131. ' intcrc•ted may clip them, and
East, J Brussels. l slu c store. hdlg them rap far rcf•-renc
on Saturday, May 35th, Simclait officiated
The Seafortlt appeara nee was tit• June
fifth staging of the show, and netted 311111
the ll!ytlt (.inns Club almost ;+100.no. 1991•
The grass receipt; were close to June
S.:23(4;1;I. Next week there will be three • •11(311
appearances of the show, On \lunday 1111c•
night, \lay 27th, it will be presented lune 19-I.ucknow at Clinton,
fr. in the ,liege of 1111' \\fashion Town •lune 21-.\uburn-lily til at i.,istu\•cl.
Ilan, tut ler the auspices of the Wing-' Jmnr 2O-\lilwcrtnn at T.istowel.
ham [.inn, flub. Thursday and Fri- Imre .:rd ---tit. Marys at Luckno\w.
1(1ay argil,, \lay• 30-31,1, the slt,'n• will .lune 20 -Clinton at Gudcrich.
he presented front the stage ,i >1;11•- 1,1111111 2$-.\uburn-filyth at Milverton.
lay hall, Godcrich, tinder thy ;in_' June ?$-St, \fart's at Godcrich,
pi •c' of a group from the \victor:a •Inly 1 -Clinton at St, Marys.
Street United Church. On lune 7111, luny ,3-l,ucl:no\v at :\nhurn-Blyth,
the show has been engaged by the, IuIy 4•-(;uderich al l.islowel.
111cns:111 Agricultural Society, and will lily t'' --Clinton at Listowel.
! !,resent all evening performance that
Jolly 10-\l il\ crh,n at Lurknnw,
July IO -G dcrich at Auburn -Blyth,
night, 10 wind rap their annual sprint;
stock show. The show will be takers ! July 11 -St. Marys at Listowel.to lirusslIs, where it will presentedluIv 12 -Clinton at Auburn -Blyth.
, tinder the auspices of the new ly-form- I J Illy 1 -\I ilwertom at Godcrich.
cd Brussels Lions Club, The date for luny 15 -tit, \larys at Auburn -Blyth.
this appearance has not yet been. set, 1.1uly 17-1•uc1stmv at Godcrich.
At least eight nthcr 111111111; have' July 19 --St. Marys at Milverton,
been endeavoring. to book the show. July 1') -Clinton at Lucl:now.
non cemetery.
—v
TURNING POINT
Mary Imlay Taylor
SYNOPSIS
C11.% VEER 1.%1 Sh„rw in ieaf ti-
Stenhart plans to marry Jaura and
determines to loll ham fiat. in the
ineanttine Jou tear- the newcomer
fa \\antett by the :sheriff.
CII APTV. R
Jim, still anxious and perplexed,
looked around.
"Hello, Jane — Stenhalt! Couto
along. Fanny's overdone, she's
faint; I've made her sit done,”
Stenhart, following Jte, cause in
slowly, leaning on his stick.
"What's it all about:" he asked.
Jane was getting a glass of water
for Fanny, and as she brought it
Jim held out the sheriff's paper.
"Look here, Jane!"
Ilis sister ignored him, fussing
over the other girl. "1 coling bet-
ter, dear? Sit down, Max, or you'll
overtire yourself!" '('hen, straight-
ening up: "What's that, Jim?"
11c handed her the description
and the picture.
Jane stared at it, changing color,
then she flung i' down.
"Well," she said defia!?sly, :,!tat
of it?"
Jim saw the anger and pride in
Iter lace. Snddenl) he remembered
the scene by the creel., when he
found her there with Sherwin.
"By love"" he breathed, and
turned sharply. "Max, look at that!"
Ile snatched the paper up and hand-
ed it 10 Stenhart.
Sic uhart \vas radios it when
the heard a step on the veranda
and Sherwin carte into the hall. His
arta was bandaged and his face was
colorless.
"(tit!" cried lane impulsively,
"you shouldn't —your
But he did nut look at her, he'. vas
looking: at Stenhart. There was a
tense moment. No one spoke, then
Stenhart laughed -- (:ruched out
loud, holding nut t' paper and
looking at lint.
"It's the man," Pc said; "can't
yott sec? l'sc) our cyt'•: I't c 1,11otvn
this ((dim% before - his motto's
John Sherwin; Inc killed his old
uncle hi•causc bc'd left him out of
his will, cut hint off. Iles escaped
from Erol. Ile \\ as -ci tcnccd fur life.
1 know, u! II 's ;lit escaped convict'"
Sherwin said nothing. Ile fact!
him :Ind his right lt;,nd (hopped sud-
denly ,o hip hip. Stenitalt ,brier.«!,
crumpling against the 1\ al!.
"Don't Its hint kill Inc'" he pant-
ed.
Jim :Pate(' fin e, ,,t (t but Jane \\ as
ahead of hits: shc,cauclil at Sher -
w in's sleeve
"Tell ttte " she olaslttttd, het lips
white, "tell tut it isn't true!"
"It's true tha, I'm the oral they
want," he said harsh\), "and it's
true," he raised his hand and point-
ed at Slcultari, "it's true that I
came bore to kill hint. '
There was :t terrible silence; the
others stood staring. (lunihl)•. Then
Stenhart backed farther ;ora), white
and shaken.
"He'll kill etc — don't let (tint
conte near Inc:" he cried Hysteric-
ally.
Sherwin turned and lucked his
scorn at hint. "I'll not kill you
here," he said coldly. (lis face was
white and drawn; he slid nut look at
Jane again hut at lint. "You can
give etc up " he said harshly; "l
came to tell you so. There's a re-
ward," he added bitterly. "Sten -
(tart here !tight like it!"
t * 1
Jim intervened, Ile stepped in
front of Jane and took Sherwin by
the unwounded arm. "Cooter" he
said sternly.
Sherwin cast one quick look of
anguish at Jane, turned without a
court' and went.
As Pe went Stenhart collapsed
into a chair, hut Jane did not even
glance at hint. She stood with her
back against the wall, staring in
front of her with unseeing eyes. ale
had dared to make love to her and
he was a convict!
Outside the house, Jim had his
hand on Shertwin's arm.
"Melt away," he said gristly; "you
saved Inc and you rescued my sis-
ter — I'll do nothing:, nothing at all.
I\1elt away:"
"I don't \rant to make such a
claim upon your generosity," he
said stiffly. "b'ette'r give etc tip"
Jim swore a little. "I'n' not that
kind," 110 said: then his c) es Irav•
Bled toward the distant windings of
the road. Ile took out his hell -
glasses and searched it as Lir off as
he could see. IIs made out a dal
patch moving on Ili- tipper road.
"You go and stay with lilac until
dark; that's the sheriff up there.
After dark you can get off,"
Sherwin said nothing: if he want-
ed to make a plea in this own de-
fense he saw it was useless, he was
judged.
"\Ve'rc not so lar front the border
after all," Jim added casually. "I'd
head that way — if 1 were you."
Sherwin looked up. "You're gen
irons, I appreciate it."
Jim turned away awkwardly. Ile
was half tuts to the house when Le
tin lied and spoke over his shoulder,
"I'm 1clyint.t on you it)t to stay
:onnil Las I':il,,nt:is," he said grisl-
Sudden\) he kite;hod aloud, harsh.
ly. \\'11at a mad fool he had been.
Ile '.night hate I:ilIed Stenhart un-
der the tree- that morning. It '.vas
uscicss to play Lair with ;t snake.
His eyes swept the wide slopes of
the ranch. The sten had stopped
(hammering. It was supper time,
and he could sec groups of them
down by the corrals. In the water
under the bridge he saw the big
white horns of a drowned steer;
there had been too much to do to
recover all the bodies for cremation.
Presently he too might be found ly-
ing in some creek, starved on his
long hike for freedom. lie had not
moved from the spot where lint had
left hint when he heard old Mac call
to hint.
"Coote in belt. l'vc got some.
thing for you to cat," the old man
said brusquely, holding open the
door of his own roost behind the
kitchen.
"You know I was going," he said
quickly, "Did Keller tell you over
the 'phone Tutt now
\lac smiled. "Von told ere, son!
rye lived a long while. l learned
Lott' to get behind a mast's spoken
swords, a right smart while ago. Sit
down and cat, ain't any use start••
in.."
( To he (',intinuet11
Radio Time
It is c-tialate I that .\metier':
radio audience 0' ,onlposed of 33
ntilliun f:lntilic, who us\ n a!rtuost
5t0 million radios, says the \cit
\'ort; '(fore . .\ccording to a sur-
\cy the atc•rca;:e moldier of these
families spends four Lours and
eight minutes during :u1 .Ivetage
clay listening to ,f,01,• radio
In��granl.
Luw School
r,
Tt,.i 7_ L
Fi . i tg a New Sense of Values
Luke 12: 19, 20; 18: 24-30;
19: 1-10.
Go! *en 'feo.t.--For the kingdom
of (.lid is not neat and !riot:; but
ri l teousness and peace, and joy :n
Ilse holy (il!ost.--Ronin s 14: 17.
The Danger of Riches
'Chis nl:ut hail accumulated
through the honnty of God, au
abundance of goods. Ile planned
life of east. and self-indulgence
hilt God intervened to remind hits
the t the futtna was not his ow it.
Itec::usc tic loved carthltrc:+•
•arc more that heavenly treasure
the heart of this rich elan was
sorrow ful. The rich arc store
ready to (rust in their t' t iltla than
in God, and while th,y do this it is
impossible to enter the l:ingdunt,
Christ does not stay that a rich than
cannot enter the lingdo,n of
(leaven, but he docs say that it is
very difficult to do so, The dim -
of riches is that they capture
tl e affections, cngn ss ;t ntan'-
tinte and drat\ the heart from (incl.
Jesus and Zaccheus
7.accl'eus was a rich man, prob-
ably int rcasiict, his wealth by ex-
tortion in gathering taxes for the
R. nut a 11 guvcrnutent. Ile was
1110,4 to sec Jesus but he
had a handicap—he was "little of
stature" and there It as such a
throng of pilgrims around Jest:
that he coald not get a glimpse of
Hint.
Zacchcus, deterutincd to see Je-
sus, climber up into a tree, above
the crowds. Jesus saw him and
proposed to be Itis guest and to
abide at his house that day.
Zacchcus did not need a seconu
invitation. Ile cattle clown from
the tree immediately and received
(lint joyfully. 'I•lus public honour
done by the Bfessiah 10one so
rlespiscrl by all classes :Of his
cr.tun1rynic't c•ilolrltd Zacchcus.
Zacclleus' Promise
Zacchcus' solemn vow stows
that a profound change had occur-
red in the publican who now made
a sacrifice of his wealth in the most
just and generous way, and per-
sonally received into his inner life
Jesus Chris'.
'I his is Christ's' justification for
mingling with sinners. Ile caste
into the trod(' to sale lost souls
and thus Ile is often found in the
company of those oho haver wan
dcred far from Clod seeking to
sate th i.
SURPRISE ON WHEELS
Screen actress Susan Peters, paralyzed from the hips down in a
hunting accident over a year ago, recently gave her actor hus-
band, Richard Quine, a pleasant surprise by driving to meet him
when his plane arrived at Burbank, Calif,, airport. It was the first
time she had driven since her accident. She used the specially
built car with all -(land controls pictured above.
CHRONICLES
of GINGEN FAIIM
\
file still feels quite comfort-
able these days even though it is
the middle of \Iay. There is still
very little growth in the gardens
and fields although we did have
quite a nice rain. But that rain
needed to be followed icy '.warts.
sunny days—and it twasn'.—I won-
der why sontsonc doesn't tell the
weatherman about it.
\\•c hart had a busy title at
(finger Farm just lately --quilting
for the clothing duke on June 17--
)ott havn't forgotten ibout it, have
lou: Uur regular Institute meet-
ing was last tt cel; and 0e thought
it might be a good idea to ha\e rt
take the furan of a quilting. Not
only do we get ;t lot of ;;outs Work
done that way but tltc \cornett get
a better chance to visit. .1 ,d how,
says you! \\ell, l roust admit we
du a little gossiping hitt it was all
good -oat iced as far as 1 know.
Su, believe it lir not, I don't think
anyone's reputation suffered as a
result of our quilting, Dot I am
squally sure that suute 1 copse,
somewhere, are going to he much
warmer and comfortable with our
good quilts ; cot cr them. They
acre really lovely quilts, beautiful-
ly pier «I, Hell (narked and well
quilted. \\'e don't eater to the
ids:+ that "anything will do for
ovcscas" Brost of our members
like to feel that the covers tic
nt:d:e nut only give warmth but
bring a liltlt hit o: cheer into
home, that the war has :tripped of
gaiety :and charm,
':turd,) l tool; tints orf to at-
tend an auction sale. I stood
around and froze :11l afternoon and
then castle away without buying a
tl ing:. But That wasn't my f ault—
son'hody :tltt;ays raised my hid --
and there wasn't anything 11\ant-
ed badly enough to stake etc keep
on bidding; ag; iia and again. 1 ant
not Scotch but we do lite in a
Scotch settlement ,o it may he
that l have absorbed st me goo 1
old Scottish thrift through the
years. It may be that that nt:d:vt
in c g o canny a t :1 It auction,
\\'Itether 1 hu) or not I still like an
auction salt 1 like to watch the
scut of n ie) spirit that gets hold
of the crowd which I am sure ;s
responsible for a lot of the wild
bidding tli:,l so often takes lilac.•
'.'pun arriving home that day
v. hat a surprise 1 got! \\`ailing
on the tab!( for etc were six beaut-
iful carnations. They were so per•
fret it didn't scent possible they
\\ ere real. But they were—and so
utas Daughter, who brought then'..
Flora ors and Daughter, both on
hand for Mother's I)ay, So also
,.ere Bob and his pansy plants --
little blooms that will perpetuate
\father's Dat' for many weeks to
CJ11IC.
l\'ith Daughter around to tell it
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advises Sydney woman.
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ISSUE 21-1946
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
we heard plenty about the shortage
of !teat and stockings in the city—
hut mostly meat. 11a)'he that ac•
counts for the number of strangers
there were in our local stores this
'.week -end. After awhile the small
places will be sold out of meat too
and then we shall all go vegetarian,
1 *
bight now tie are anxiously
awaiting the results of the Itlilk
Producers' request for the contin-
uance of the winter milk subsidy.
It isn't that we are so frightfully
concerned about the subsidy but
we are curious to see what will
happen if the gm•crttstent docs! t
code across. \\'e can't imagine
how a milk shippers' stu'ilce would
he organised to be really effective
On one newscast the other day
someone is reported to have said
that farmers are getting better
prices now than ever they did and
that must of them were satisfied,
Partner says that is perfectly true
up to a certain point, \\rc are get-
ting good prices and we 1VI:R1:
satisfied. But not now. Good
prices don't meat a thing unless
indu.try and agriculture keep in
pace nidi one another. At present
,r hat the farmer Luys is about twe
jumps ahead of what he sells.
Right now we scent to be on a
giddy old merry-go-round, with
everyone 00 the horses and no one
in charge to stop the music or put
on the brakes,
But still the farm pork goes on,
and that being so I must away and
put my chickens to bed. They
have the run of the farm now lint
at night there are always a few
who haven't sense enough to go
home. ,and in that they are no
worse than some of the human race
who should (:now better—hut
don't.
TARE TALKS..
!dol people Iote ,t gaud roast of
\cd, butt doe, civet -pate (soon Inn\
to tool: it: Long, sloe, cooking in
heat will cool, teal atoll ant!
still Jeep it joie). 1-xperintent2.
I :tt r short it that a Maintained lens
permute of 325 deg. P., trill du the
tl icl„ prof Pled the t ytluired length
of tittle i, allowed, 311 to ,;5 minutes
per pound is cunsi•Ietci1 hest.
For top of the sto\c cool.ind,
moist heat and low -sunnier iilg
1'ntpermure will tendcrire the
meat and keep the tine coven tex-
ture. (toiling temper,' tl lends to
stake weal stringy.
Veal Goulash
1 1, lbs. stewing vcol
3 tablespoons flour
;'4 teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
4 tablespoons fat
1 cup sliced onions
/ cup chili sauce
1 teaspoon paprika
1 t, , c, boiling water OR tomato
juice
1/3 cup grated cheese
Cut veal in 11..x" cubes and
'.dredge with floor to '.thick the salt
and pepper have been added. Melt
fat in Dutch often or other heavy
saucepan, add (Heat cubes and
brown, Add onion, chili sauce,
paprika and water or tomato juice.
Cover and simmer over low heal
for 11/1 (tours, or until meat is ten-
der. Add '.water or tomato juice
during cooking if required. Just
before serving add the grated
chess', Stirling
servings.
Veal Balls Au Printemps
1 Ib. ground veal
1/3 cup quick -cooking rolled oats
1 tablttipoon chopped parsley
!rt teaspoon Worc:,tershire
sauce
1 teaspoon salt
I,q teaspoon pepper
1 egg, well beaten
5 tablespoons flour .
3 tablespoons fat
6 small onions, sliced
8 medium carrots, chopped
6 small potatoes, quartered
%1 teaspoon salt
2 % cups water
1/2 teaspoon paprika
2 tbsps. catsup or chili sauce
Combine meat with the rune 1
oats, parsley, saute, salt, pepper
:Ind egg. Shape into balls, roll in
2 tbsps. of the flour, and brown
well in (lot fat, 1'L•tcc meat balls in
large baking dish and arrange
vegetables in la3ers 011 top.
Sprinkle with salt. Blend remain
frig flour with fat from meat balls,
a d 1 cup of cold water and stir
until well blended. Add 1?ry cups
hot nater and stir until gravy is
until melted. Si'.
11 1Ct ALL
• ONLY Sowr DRUGSTORES
./
Ih tkcuetl and sutuulli. Add pap.
lika and (,Hoop. l'uur m'er meat
ball, ;old tet ctal,les. Il.tke in a
nuldetaa• t ten 350 deg. I'., for 1 V
hours or until vegct•thlc, are Ien-
drr, sc1 \ ing;s.
N(11) : 1.anth niay he used lit
Platt of tc,tl.
Want To Reduce?
It's Easy—Eat Less
colt!n i; to "Si in. ,i1t10,"
Ina;•,tin t t
the New bulk pull;t,
c\ercisc i, :a poor educe.
I o Ince eke pound, .I L;51,,,11114
lass would Il:,tc to (a' wlc,;lc lul
lice alit! a haI low s, oI th) slty
trout) tor 1(11: husk, of (c1 '.talk
111 miles, or (d) chin.. the \\'ash
Melon monument •IS lin es,
\\'ltv '.tut lust cat Ica, and says
yourself lot of sort •Intl ural s.'
REWAi{I) your fancily by
serving delicious Maxwell
Roust: Coltec at mealtimes.
11Iaxwell !louse has more
delicious flavor -- fuller,
more satisf y fug body -- be.
cause it contains choice
Lalin•Autericau coffees.
--- "IT'S A DREAM" ----•
rhat'tt %or:it your it lends will
Fay or >c.ur dress (or even your
topcoat) when you've had 11 re•
dyed to sparkling nen los eli est
by the fnnlnu. %alit pt trees or
Ito-I)g el rig Fend yours In u+•,
together with your color choice,
and money 01 der for ?:; 00 plus
return posIngc. H'e'll re-uge
your hushnnd's hal tle dees nal•
form in black, blue, ted, green
or brown, and make It perfcrl
for civilian use (or on l) gl:t p0,
gle:tiro:its 5::.69 pati+ return post.
aIle. 1Ve specialize In till (cues
of re -dyeing. (\'rite its for pricer
told in lot mations
i1nt,I;'K t't►wlntlatl'I'.1 I►vl:
114:1"1'.
Ilnutlllon
Ilnlnrlo
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JUST IN FUN VOICEOF THE - i � �� '
�1 HE CRESS
1fe'll Ile Occupied
he I'JI Liao 11x11 jll,l art(st,l
the quisling mayor ,•I ,, sni,lll lore.)
lihllal('d by the r\llir,.
i
',hall he null( ',led I1) •(i,(lot\
31)11 5t ill hehavr ee 11(•0 the alhr,l
,1,Iie• get bele.' he •,,l
wind),
"I shall pat on 111) coal .1101 1,,11
and tt,lll, out," the ,Ini,In1); :115,
wrred aiih some . tl, nlpl ,It 1111,
tidy.
"Oh, \5 ill vont said the marl
tau. "..Mol hat ;t illy ,11 ,15,1 v(,ur
hat 1)117
Earns
Before marriage a
for a Y.uru:ur. After
"\'" i' silent.
wan yeal ll-
mainagc the
Counted Out
A nlan was passing a public-
house w11e11 a figure hurtled out
of the ,I, or and landed in the };tit•
ter.
;\ small fellow picked hinisctl
up and said angrily to the passer-
by: "they think they can get
away situ. that! I'll throw every
one of 'then) out! You stay here
and count."
111 'x(111 the little Iran.
A moment Eater a hod), landed
i1) the gutter. "Otic," counted the
p,,,strby,
"\u, it's nu shah:,,' said the
little
A Shame, Ain't It?
Mother: "1111111, it's positively
shameful the way Junior talks, 1
iii•I heard Ilial say, 'I ain't went
ii i0 iei1','
I athcl "I should say it is a
sI ani'! \1'11y', lie has travelled twice
a• ,such as most hot; his age!,
Special Attention
ticvcn-y-ear.uld I\ tamed) was lis-
t:ally restless in church, s1) his
nlulht', 11;11 pleased oar Sunday
morning, to sec hila silting; with
clasped handl and !bowed head
I!Irrlugh1)nt a lung prayer,
\\Then later, she expressed ap-
preeialioll 1)t his alll'I111\t' 111;111111r,
1 1I hay, fa e 1UIIC11l',I with a
111easan, memory.
"That Ilv he chuckled, "walked
i11 and tint of my 1;111(1 r\arlly lw'o
hunlhrtl
and sixty-five times!"
May 1-Ielp
Ilono\,In uas bring ,1)1)5511 115;,
;( 11) 51 huu,r 11y' IIIc c,l;nc agent
v Ito 55,1, p 'rllaps a bi l l_ mole m
inclined to ',Illdimi than some '1
tribe.
"I think I must
1111 ;Ii en1, "that there is one dr;nv.
Ir,n h to this house. It is very close
to the railway, :.)mil )'1)u may be
disturbed at night by the trains
Still, I'm quite silk' that alter vivo
1)r three (lay; you'll gel used to n
and not 111 tics. it,"
I)uuusan thought lot a luonlent,
then said: "Sure
worry, Oi'II sleep at my
the first three nights.
brother's
Lesson One
The 1105.ress entered the kit•
ellen and threw up her (lands in
horror,
"NI). goodness, Jane!" she cried
"1Vhat a kitchen: !:very pot and
dish is dirty, 'Hie 1:,ble is a per•
feel litter. It will take you all
night to ,:Isar things up. 11'hat
have you been doing:"
"It is not so much what I've
I, 'en doing , ma'am," replied Jane,
"Intl Your daughter has just been
showing me how they boil a p0•
tato at her cookery school.
Valuable
"1'es, my own t:o)i went 0111
\Vest several years ago to make
his fortune,"
"And what i5 he worth now?"
"1 don't exactly know: but six
months ago the authorities were
.,ffering X2,000 for him,"
Temporary Apartments
"1'o,i don't mean to say yon art
nut raising any chickens or little
pigs this year?" demanded the
postmaster.
"Can't du it," replied the stihur
ban farmer, "I leased all my farm
building, to city people."
It's Time
Wife. "Do you realize' that
years :Igo today we became en
gaged?"
Absent • minded professor.
"Twenty•five years! You should
have reminded me before. Its cer
fainly time we got married."
•
His Chance
Full of complaints,the champion
grouser of the golf club entered the
smoking -(stool. here Ire tackled the
secretary :thou! the nnmher of
worm -cash on the grans.
"Look here," he said, angrily,
"isn't this the lin)c of year that yon
ircal worms.'"
"1'es," replied the secretary,
"•Vhat will you It;‘e."
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Ile Ilas Sound Background
. \I,.jur-1 ien(r,)l 1/an Spry, u'llo is
10 a:Sln ie Clic post of chic( txectn-
ivc connni,ionrr of the lluv Scouts
Association of Canada nest Sep-
tember, should tic an inspiriue, 11i4-
tirc in the movement, 1-1is long
connection aiih scouting, starting
as a cub ;1))d progressing thr1ul h
to a Rover and then to a Dover
leader, gives hila a snlutd hack -
ground for his new task.
-Ottawa Citi/111
aA
I U. S. Army Group
M
Days of 1'l,;ce
II 1• I,liul,,tr,l I1.,11 111 Ih, 1 idled
1111, )1'111' 41i,lalli lit 1 •, II• \vdl
die in II'Jlli ,ncidiml• :111,1 1,1111,1,
IMO 51)11 In iuinrc,l. 1111 or Illi
111',1, 1''
( Itl;l15;, J, n1nal
Also Autos
'Cluck sell haul( t,.illi tram,.. at
I(1 rl cro•`in} ` ; !, I,•,,,,,I: nn (nick
has flan;"
-Quebec (:Inroi,1,1,' •I•,Ir;.r.11.11
Turkish Gall
\\'illi unmitigated gall ;lilt, sit•
lin} astride the fence until near the
end of the war Turkey i• steki,lg
a ,rill -billion dollar loan frons the
l.'niled Slates.
-St, Thomas Thioles-loulual
"Light" Housekeeping
A' a rural 55 last W:t.-k the
bride was presented with three
lamps. 'I'llis is the first intimation
of the light housekeeping catching
o'. in the country.
-Guelph Mercury
teuaver to T'reviuu,+ 1'07.71I.
HORIZONTAL language
1,6 Depicted is 4 Powerful ex -
insigne of the plosive (ab,)
U. S. Army 5 12 months
6 Destiny
Division 7 Lubricants
12 Solitary 8 Rubber tree
13 Those who ail 9 Of the thing
14 AI1Iiex
15 Gossip
17 Assist
10 Go from place 26 Ornish ac- 93 Above,
to place count money 44 Ventilates
11 First Chinese 27 Cereal grain 45 Road (ab.)
19 Exited dynasty 28 Organ of 46 Shut Violently
21 Regrets 14 Heart (Egypt) hearing 48 Observes
22 Man's name 16 Tungsten 29 Mimic 49 Babylonian
23 Symbol for (ab,) 30 I1 is (cont'.) deity
36 Rent roll 51 Malt drink
38 Ei11y forth 52 Truly
41 Exclamation 55 Lieutenant
42 Polynesian (ab.)
chestnut 57 Railroad (ab.)
samarium 18 Debit note
24 Compa spoint (ab•)
25 Maxim 20 Countries
28 Ostentation 22 Encompass
31 Suffix 25 Encountered
32 Indian army
(ab, )
33 R'Iorindin dye
34 Jumbled type
35 Card game
37 Flowers
:39 Half -em
40 'Therefore
41 Sea eagles
43 Boat paddles
47 Gaelic
50Ilead covering
51 Greedily
53 Beverage
5.1 Having
greater height
561':axle's home
58 Changes
50 Female horses
'VERTICAL
1 Lose color
2 Of greatest
age
31Worn; ir,r:l
THE SPORTING THING
"For heaven's sake, you two!
stop quarreling!"
STUFF AND THINGS
"Can you come back later?
He's out at the moment!"
11 un Flattery
It 1- `,0,1 that .\un,lr,ill •1)!11)1 r
11:1;, 11, 0111111 ,l ;, !di „Ilt; Noll, for
IL, 1., 11 11•. 1 1111 1)I ILt 1111 -nus
I• Il1,It 111) 1;Mild II- 111.1'I,nr 111',1
II:, 1'1;11cll 51;11 (11113' 1,11,11
couulry ;,nil peoldr til Illi world,
(ire dl i• Ihr 1,,,•,tcr nl tl,llltn'I
I'toh;,11. 55111.) Illi iicrulans talk
t1 the lirilish ,111,! the Ito, i,1ns
111(1 ,1,11)111 the •,nue compliment-
ar) ;111iludr hal Ihr liritislt and
Rr•••i;11is have I(;on d flora (Alper-
11C1- to "Iie\rnr of the (irr(ks
a 11, 11 iht 5' conic hr;iriii ' gills" --or
exagecialyd rulnl lilnrnl,.
t:l,,,llnun News
They're human, Too
7 11( huu5ing short., ;,• has cau•cd
many a person to have to live with
his in-laws and to learn, .)meth to
his turprisc, that they are human
lit1n145.
- itch( tier Record
"Safety First"
Oyer in New Jersey they paint
bee -hives in distinctive colors, so
that a bcc staggering Ilonte under
a load -a load of honey, we mean
-will know his own hive :1))d
won't try to enter another and get
thrown out, This looks Tike a very
smart idea -and not only for bees,
either. 1Vhat happens when the
bee finds his own door but can't
locate the keyhole isn't explained.
Presentably he crawls through the
keyhole, which man can't. But
man can crawl upstairs, which beer
can't as they don't have stairs,
1Vhich is just as well, as a queen
het tvaitiug at the held of the
stairs would he a tough baby.
-Ottawa Citizen
V13C[000 ES
FINE CUT
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POP -You Can Count On Them
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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I
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A 0000 PLACE
I QR INSOMNIA
The Melon Family
'.I , u•, til Inl,L(r, ,Intl t.qua,l,
,1I) I,t,I ) i,,een in lulls. •fht•e.
11,,lt lull Hp to Illlrt or four Int
squat. ll,t) •11ouh1 not tic mole
tlldll -I:, Ilt'1- ;111,•5( Mcsin 11.11101 -
in}' 11„Inl,l 11, -I 1:1,11,'11,d lo
11 It,llrti n.,unnr or 'shirr;
still i1,r.1 a s.\,il j 1 his should
Lc h)hlly niisrd \\ill, t!1)' r, .111;11
}!,u'llr1, :,til :0111 then lei\ 111
inch drt`•ing; of tit •. on. on tut,
1l;n'( ;1t I'a•I 2 fttt \keen hill..
11IPOSSIBLE'I'01111)E the
fact that 11Iaxis'ell House
Coffee is expertly blended,
The superb Maxi%ell house
blend results from a tradi-
tional knowledge and skill
of the urt of coffee blend.
mg.
11orrors1
11'hrncv(1- you are tcuiptcd to
411 w'onu n's fast:icns of the day,
just go Ity to the attic and look :It
'him of tl,c illu'lrattil magazines
of 211 year-
hli•li,nl Science \lunitr,r,
Here's Speedy Relief For
Tender, Aching,
Burning Feet
Y,nt feel 1,:,y he wo11, n 11011 1n•
flnnnvl II cit yo; 110111 you rhrl'l go
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the pant and torture; L'ou'd give
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1fu"ur'e I•:nn•rnl11 ()11 find in n few
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No Moller hos dl.,courut;eu you
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I;InernId 1)11 Ihtl, you helve some•
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By J. MILLAR WATT
7 SHOULD 6A'/ SO -
THERE ARE
MILLION5 OF
SHEEP Tf-IERE f
MUTT AND JEFF- Owing to the "Man Shortage" and All That Sort of Rot
EVERY NIGHT I
SEE YOU WRITING
A LETTR!
WHO YoU wRITiN
70?NEW
I�JIGHT
PASSES
WHAT CHA DON'
I'M 'ter'' YoU NO, I
LOVE
DOWN NERE IN WAITWG CERTAINLY
THE HALL,JEFF? IF.ETTER MUST THE
I WROTE LOVE
,1 To MYSELF! YOURSELF,IJp STM Ai4!
om, •S
MORNING
ARRivES
Lolc.IzaE
'tiIIoRNIM; p
BIG BOY'ti
By BUD FISHER
%hy reat,7h,
c !' O. 0 0
REG'LAR FELLERS -Slightly Rattled
MY WORD! JUST HEAR THAT
RATTLE ! AND THIS 15 A
BRA'ts NEW CAR.'
'WA] S WHAT 1 SAID- GET
RID OF THAT RATTLE OR
TAKE THE CAR BACK!
ti
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Via
MY WORD' THE GARAGE
IS TEN BLOCKS AWAY BUT
1 CAN STILL HEAR THAT
.0 RATTLE !
1//if rr, {
By GENE BYRNES
TIfAT 11'AN'I' '1HE CAR,
POFPA- THAT RATTLE
WAS COMIN' FROM
THIS BUNCH OF KEYS
1 FOUND YESTERDAY IN
\ THELOCKSMITH'S ASHCAN , f
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Elliott Insurance Agency
BLYTH— ONT,
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident.
J. H. R. Elliott Gordon Elliott
Office Phone 104. Residence Phone, 12 or 140
COURTESY AND SERVICE,
doilhat at2m t x:nhDamtoi, wa)atmaaa ,zamplzi%)**)*),DI)talm m In Memoriam
li
THE STANDARD
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LONDESBORO Card Of Thanks
Nies. \V. Jones and \Ian, tit. Tho- \\'e wish to express our appreciation
etas, spent the week -end with the to friend, and neighbours for their
former's parent,, Mr. and \Irs• John kindness shown during our bereave I
hing1antl. I stent. Messages of sympathy, floral
\les. Eric .\flet, (;, dcrich, i, spend- tributes, the loaning of cars, and the i
ing a few days with her mother, \frs. service, of the Rev. J. I.. II. }lender -
Fothergill, who i, not very \ve.l. \Vc s. n,,were greatly appreciated. Special
are glad to say that she is home front thanks to \Irs. \\'illi;un McLean, for
the Clinton Hospital. her services.
\I r. and \Irs. Norman Griffith and I —Fred Argent, Reg. :\rgent.
little son, Niagara Fall,, spent Sunday • -' -
with the former's parents, \Ir. and
\Irs. \V. Griffith. S('ND1';RCOCK—Treasured memories
\Irs. Laura Sundercock, Clifford and of a dear stns and brother, Pilot
\\T1 S'1'f'IEL-D \larwin \lci)owell• 1101)11Y. visited with the lornur'a sit , Officer D. K. Sundercock, who was
Mr. and \Irs. John gear and babe' \1r. and Mrs. \\•rat, Carter and Jim- ter, \liss \label Sundcrcock, of \'ar- I accidently killed, 2 years ago May
'1, 1941.
Of Kitchener, visited over the week_ my \t ere 1.. radon visit(); s on Monday. rads on Sun 'ay,
end with Mr. and \lrs..1. 1.. \Icl)ow- 1 \Ir. Ne man RoiLter of tit. Cather-; \1'c welcome \I r. and Mrs. 111 utr to
ell. \Irs. Gear and babe remaining inns, spent the Week -0111 tv th hi, Somewhere back in the sunset,
the community. They are tiring where
for a longer wait. 1.rother, \!r. hater: on Rodger and \\'here loveliness never dies,
\1r. and \Irs. Quauce lived. \Ve i pe
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence COX visited Nin. Rod cr. they will feel at home among us.. He lives in a land .d glory,
on Sunday with Mrs. Sam Cox 01 \I •r. and \I n. Norman McDowell Midst the gold and hhtc of the skies,
visited on Saturday ttith Mrs. OsbaIdeston . George McCall of Victoria, And we, who lave him dearly,
Godcrich. I It,C'., is visiting her relatives and
dcston of Godcrich, Whose passing has brought many
\Ir. Gordon Harrison of G dcrich, friends hrrc. It is six years since Mr.\ir. and \Irs. Albert Campbell at- tears,
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. \\'. tended the farm Sale on 'l'hursday of and Mrs. McCall and Ivan left Lon
ill cherish his memory always,
A. Campbell. ,\I r. Richard Gardiner c f I.ucknow. , de horo to make their home in B.('‘viii., l c brighten the drifting years.
Mr. and NII-:. 1)auglas Campbell cis- We arc sorry to hear that little Bet-' and Mrs. McCall's maty friend; are —In loving ntcrnory,
ited on Thursday with M r. \\'rat. \1i1- ty Illair is ill with the mumps. \\'c glad to sec her again. M •thee, Dad, and hlin0r.
Ice of Goctcrich. hope she is not having too swell a ,39-1p
I g
•\1r. Arthur Spciglchcrg, Brian and time.
Barkley of Waterloo, were week -end
visitors at the horns of Mr. and Mrs. AUBURN
\W. A. Campbell. Brian and Barkley \I r. and \1 rs. Harry Dodd, l rode
are retraining for some weeks with erich, withMrs.William Dodd, Sr.
their grandparents.
\ir. and \Irs. Gordon Smith and \federate, in the Muskoka district.
Barbara of Toronto, are spending this \I r. and \Irs. Percy Younghlut,
week with Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Mc- Douglas, Barry and Betty Youngblut,
DowclL Oakland, with \Ir. and Mrs. John E.
Dr, James McClinton of Timmins, Youngblut,
.Miss C. McClinton, of Godcrich, vis- Hiner Kellar, Windsor, with Mrs.
ited 00 Saturday with \I r. and Mrs• Neth•, and Lucile.
Frank Nesbit, with his uncle, at
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MR.BROWN?
ASICKLE might do well enough on a very small
experimental plot, but for real farming efficiency
you want something more adequate to do the lob. And
when you wire your farm you are definitely on the
road to farming efficiency. How much power you will
be able to use with economy and satisfaction will
depend on how completely your farm is wired. Make
your wiring installation adequate from the start for
all immediate and future needs. You'll save money
that way, and avoid costly and irritating delays.
No matter how little electric equipment you start
with—even if it is only lights in the house and barn—
you will soon want to add some of the labor-saving,
money -saving electric devices for barn, tool house,
home, dairy, and almost everywhere else. You will
want these things not lust because they make living
more attractive, but because they really make money
for you. Of course you will have to have enough
wiring to supply enough power where and when you
want it.
The economical time to wire adequately is the first
time you wire.
Ask any experienced electrical contractor or your
Hydro rural superintendent for advice as to the best
way to wire your farm.
ASK AT YOUR RURAL HYDRO OFFICE FOR THE NEW
FOLDER "HYDRO GOES TO WORK ON THE FARM'!
\I r. and \Irs. James Scrintgcour
and family, Milerton, with NI r. and
\Irs. .\Icx. \Veils, on Sunday.
The Hallett Branch of the Temper -
Mr. and Mrs. .\Ilea Sltadtlick, Nies. ,trate Federation held is first ntectifl
R. Sha'diek surf \Liss Ruth chaddick, in the basement of the lAmcleshoro
spent Sunday with \I r. and Mr,
tinned Church hriday evening. Rey.
Walkout, at Munro. 1 Penman opened the meeting by use
Congratulations t n \l iss Phyll•s („f hymn "Breathe no me breath of
\tanning who graduated from the God followed by prayer, '1'hc speak•
\\'cster•n Ontario University on \Wed ! er of the evening was Mr. A. T. Coop
ncsda>' I er, Clinton, who very ably outlined the
We arc sorry to hear about Mrs. Canada Temperance Act. it was also
Fred Shobbrook's :+ce:dettt. Site fell stated that iittllctt held the unique
last week an I broke her hip. Her 1r:sition of being first in the county to
many friends hope that she will soon have a majority for the Temperance.
be home again from the h' spital. ; The following slate of officers \vers
Unite a nuntherr
a'tcnded \Ir. \\int• \Vcbstcr's funeral
on Sunday.
Miss l.awtly 'Vetting spent Monday
with \Ir. and \Irs• \\'oodinan.
Temperance Federation Met.
from
Lnndeshoro , then drawn up — Chairman, Charles
PHIL OSIPHER
OF LAZY MEADOWS
117 Harry J. Boyle,
The twenty-fourth is coating up.
That should really occasion delight in
the hearts of every youngster in the
Wednesday, May 22, 1946, 1
4-.
Fruits and Vegetables
ORANGES -
392's, 25c; 344's, 33c; 28S's, 39c; 176'a, 59c; 150.'x, 69c.
GRAPEFRUIT -
126's, 5 for 25c; 96's, 4 for 25c.
LEMONS. BANANAS, TOMATOES, CELERY, LETTUCE,
CARROTS, CABBAGE AND COOKING ONIONS.
DRYGOODS
MEN'S MOLESKIN PANTS, BOY'S FOX SERGE PANTS,
MEN'S OVERALLS, WORK SHIRTS AND STRIPED WORK
PANTS, ALL ELASTIC BRACES FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BOY'S AND MEN'S TIES AND WORK SHOES.
STEWART'S
GENERAL STORE
BLYTH. PHONE 9,
WE DELIVER.
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treasurer, Norman Alexander; Pollitt;
Divisions—No. 1, \Vitt. Jewitt, Londes-
born ; No, ? George \Vatt, Myth; Na.
3, Howard 'I'reyartha, Clinton; No. 4,II
Edwin \\'cod, Blyth; No. 5, Harry s,
Snell, 1.owleshoro; No. (t, Arthur, ;•!:
Clark, Auburn; No, 7, Guy Cunning- ;;
Irani, Auburn; press secretaries, Mrs.I :
Fangrad and Miss Rirk. Rev. Pen -
ratan closed the meeting with prayer.
Sunday is 'Temperance Day in the
Sunday Sch 11. and we are to have a
country at least. \\'hat would the \V.C.'l',l'. speaker, \Irs. Mackay, of
r,hc••I year he like without the care- London. We would like every hotly
free spirit that always scents to conte to conte and hear what she has to tell
on the twenty-fourth of May. us,
As a boy 1 always had trouble with \'
holidays. It seethed as if it either 1
rained or else there was work to he
done 00 the farm on the day of the
holiday. For s: ate reason or other my hors nut on Friday night at the home
parents were always more lenient hots of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson,
ever on the birthday of Queen Victor- newly-weds. \I iss Edythe Beacom
ia, Possibly they remembered them- read an address to the young people
selves ,what it felt
AUBURN
:\ large crowd of friends and tteigh-
like to work at and a group of pupils of S.S. No. 9,
children went llullett, Evelyn IRaithby, \largaret
Cunningham, Floyd Stanbury, Doris
he pre- 'Young, Harold Kirkcomiell, Eileen
of Its Cunningham, and Ruth 1)acr, display-
ed letters forming the word congrat-
ulations, while \liss I3cacont read ver-
ses of poetry. \ bcamtihtl chair was
presented to \I r. and \Ire. Sanderson
by 'Thomas Ilagg'tt and Roy Daer.
Lunch was served.
\liss Betty \larsh headed her grade
(".3rd forth) at Gov` rich Collegiate at -
the Easter exams. M iss \larsh lives
with her grandparents, \1 r. and Mrs,
Herbert slogridge, of Auburn, her
parents, \I r. and Mrs. Bert Marsh
having moved to Blyth last fall, Miss -
\larsh remaining here to attend G.
C.I.
Arthur Ferguson and l:e'th Arthur
home while the other
fishing.
Victoria Day
was a day to
pared for. The nt--rc fortunate
were ablo to secure a loan of the
bamboo stick used as a whip on the
binder. Others had to select a strong
sapling, cut it dotvtt and whittle and
smooth it into /hape as a fishing pole.
Fishhcoks used t he two for one
cent and Ave invariably bought the big-
ger ones, fearing I guess that the
small whales w•h!ch were certain 10
catch Wright \wriggle off a smaller
hook. There were quite a few as well
'who used bent pins.
1)cw worsts . . , , big, fat fellows
were caught the evening before and
carefully tucked away in a protective
layer of dirt in a salnt•n can. \lost
of us had ottr lunches packed at hotfte.
A few of us managed to gather tip a
nickel or a dints for some special forst
of treat to take along. Some of the
bigger boys who worked out during
holidays and on Saturdays would have
Money to s;tcmd. They always hougbt
cheese and crackers at the sic re and
possibly a can of corn or peas or sar-
dines. That was a banquet to make
yottr eyes pep out.
The river was three and a half utiles
away. \\'c used to start fishing along
a mud creek and then work ottr way
up to the river. \\'hat a thrill there
was in suddenly landing out on the
hanks of that river! It really wasn't
very bier but in those days it seemed
like a raging stream resembling the
Saint Lawrence or some of the great
rivers of .the United States.
The fishing was never really very
good. Occasionally somebody caught
a chub or managed to wangle a sucker
en t the line, and once we even
( naught a horrible, looking thing known
Ias a catfish. Just the same however
the gamic fisherman ort his tract of
protected water on the \firimachi in
New Brunswick never could have half
the thrills we did. Often it ended in
a voyage on a he arc -trade raft and
half dr; caning.
1 certainly envy the youngster
lucky enough to he going fishing on
this twenty-fourth, I aright even go
myself.
attended a meeting of funeral direc•.
tors in London on Friday, i
Archie Scott, \lalad, Idaho, is with -
\ir. and slrs• Jam's \\'ehster and
family. \ir. Scott last visited here in
1928. Ile is a brother of the late \Irs•
William Symington, who lived f.:r
many years in the house now owned
by Nit's. Jantcs \latch.
Glenn Raitlthy was itt charge of the
\lay tweeting of the 13.Y.P.U. Sunday
night itt the Sunday School roost.
\Irs, R. J. Phillips presided tat the
piano. The devotional exercises were
in charge of Ge.Trgc Robertson and
Torrance 'l'abb. Jerry \'csterfclt sang
a solo. Margaret Jackson and Evelyn
Rr i..hfiy played ;t piano duet; Royce
Phillips gave a reading. The topic
was t tken by Janes Raithby and a 1 -
.13ible mail was condtrtcd by Evelyn
Raitlthy. The 'offering was received
by Allan Raithby.
Miss Sadie Carter underwent a ser-
ious operation in the G sa lericit hospital
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon \V. Dobie, 13111
and Gerald Dobie, in \Vinghant.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton,
Godericlt, with relatives here.
M Ii
' 1 Bill 1 1 I
ABERDEEN-ANGUS
S,
2N1) ANNUAL OPPORTUNITY SALE
12 BULLS - 38 FEMALES
GUELPH
WINTER FAIR BUILDING
SAT., JUNE 1, I946
These cattle have been selected from many of our best herds.
They are in good breeding condition, Here i; a chance to purchase
an Angus bull and females rf excellent breeding suitable for 1 foun-
dation herd. All cattle are fully accredited for 'I'.11. and negative
to the blood test.
This is your opportunity to secure breeding stock of your own price
ONTARIO ABERDEEN-ANGUS ASSOCIATION
A. C. McTaggart, R. H. Graham, Sec'y,
President. Parliament Build';ngs, Toronto, Ont,
FOR CATALOGUE WRITE THE SECRETARY.
ANNOUNCING
THE RESUMPTION OF OUR DAILY
DELIVERY SERVICE.
LISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES,
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ANNOUNCING THE RENEWAL OF
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The return of many former employees
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again carry on the efficient daily service
formerly enjoyed in this area.
OVERNIGIIT SERVICE TO ---
TORONTO, HAMILTON, GUELPH,
KITCHENER, LONDON.
GIVE THIS SERVICE A TRY.
LOOK FOR THE SILVER AND BLACK TRUCKS
istowel Transport Lines, Ltd.
LISTOWEL TELEPHONES - 15 and 155.
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rs. ._errs,
re,, am - o,nute
er
Seers, with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
keys, Mitchell. 11)
Mrs. Albert ming is a patient in the
Godcrich hospital,
Mrs, \Villiant hairs, with her moth- se
WANTED
200 PIGS - CHUNKS AND WEANERS
At Community Sale
AT HAROLD JACKSON'S FARM
ONE MILE MST OF SEAFORTH.
Wednesday, May 29-14 P.M.
Also a Number of Grass Cattle and Springer Cows.
IIAROLD JACKSON
PHONE 661R14, SEAFORTH.
, airs. 'I'h •mas Doyle, who is ill. Frank Sloraclt, Myth.
:,itss Josephine Weir, with Airs, s1r. and \irs. John Vincent, Gode-
orc•tity Reid, Godcrich• rich, with 11 r. and \irs. Fred Toll.
Mrs. \Niles and her sisters, the \lis- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gard"-, Ken -
s Collinson, with Mr. and Mrs. tteth and Robert J. Scott, with Miss
Mildred Scott, Reg. N., Mitchell. j
,Wednesday, May 22, 1916.
NOTICE
Court Of Revision
Township Of Morris
Court of Itevisiun for the 'I'own,.hip
of \lorris is now open.
All appeals on assessments must he
in the hands of the Clerk by June 10,
19.16,
FOR SALE
12 window frames, 21"x41", first
grade chis complete %vitll glass, I5/"
x31", A,pply, R. D. Philp, 39.11).
TENDERS WANTED
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
TENDERS will be reveiwed by the
undersigned up to 2 o'clock P.\1•, on
t ural sitting to he Iidil oit June 17, Saturday, June 1st, 1946, for the work
at 4 I'.\1., at the 'Township Hall. of rcpa'r and improvement of the (ol-
39-2. GEORGE MARTIN, CLERK, loving Municipal Drains:—
Beauchamp Creek 1)rain—
Notice To Contractors Estimated Cost $20,0(X).0)
'I'ENI)I':RS will be received by the South Branch llvaucliamp--.-
Cotlncil of the Township of hast \\'a -
wan .,h for the construction of the
East and \Vest \Vatwanosl' 'township
Boundary Municipal Drain.
Plans and specifications, Etc., may
be seen at the Clerk's Office, 1.ot ?'),
Conteninn 5, East \\'awauosh. essarily accepted,
All tenders must be in the hands of Security will be required.
the Clerk not later than 3 I'.\1., June J. H. FEAR, CLERK,
4th, 1941,. Township of Grey. 1?'I'IiEI., ONT.
The lowed or any tender not ne- 39-2.
cessarlly al'r'e itcd,
R. R. REDMOt(D,
GROCERIES
TOMATOES, PEAS, WAX BEANS;
DICED CARROTS & BEET'S,
AYLMER BABY FOODS
HABITANT SOUP
TOMATO JUICE, CRAPE JUICE,
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
ROBIN (HOOD & PURITY FLOUR
Wheat Flakes & Cooked Cereals
LAUNDRY & TOILET SOAPS
Estimated Cost $2,700,00TEA, COFFEE, TOBACCOS,
T'urnhull Drain, estimated cost 2,350,00 FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABI-ES'
Plans and Specifications may beI Pioneer Feeds Shur Gain Feeds
seen at the Clerk's Office, at lapel, •Royal Purple Calfineal
. Ontario.
The Inncst or any tender nut nee- Egg Grading Station & Locker Storage
EAST WAWANOSH
Belgrave, Ontario, \Irs, John Ellis is visiting Miss A.
39-2. Township Clerk, Toll and other old neighbours.
Tenders Wanted
The Huron County Home Committee are ask-
ing for Tenders for the supplying of 150 tons of
Stoker Coal, 25 tons of Anthracite Stove Coal and
25 tons of Nut or Stove Coke, to be delivered on the
Track at Clinton, Ontario. Analysis of coal to be
submitted.
Tenders to be in the hands of the County Clerk
not later than June 15th.
N. W. MILLER, COUNTY CLERK.
w
Tenders Wanted
The Huron County Home Committee are ask-
ing for Tenders for the erection of an addition to
the Barn at the County Home.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
County Home.
Tenders to be in the hands of the County Clerk
not later than June 15th.
The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.
N. W. MILLER, COUNTY CLERK.
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RESUMES NEGOTIATIONS
As the nation's soft coal miners prepared to return to the pits for two weeks, John L, Lewis, United
Mine Workers head, resuming negotiations with nine operators in the Labor Department building in
Washington, is questioned by reporters. Miners agreed to a two weeks' truce in their strike pending
further discussions on a new contract.
BIG FOUR ACCENTUATE THE NEGATIVE
f-.
` D'AOSTA
German treaty was
not on agenda, but
U, S. proposed
four -power; 25•.
year disarmament POLAND.
control. Plan met •
cool reception
CZENO
Austria's demand for
return of South Tyrol
from Italy turned
down cold
Big Four agree to return
northern.Transylvonia from
Hungary to Romania
Bessarabia and Northern
Bukovino, taken from Ro-
mania by Russia, 1940, to
remain Russian. Bulgaria to
retain Southern Dobruja,
taken from Romania in 1940
Trieste
BRIGA
and,' w
,.. . ..40104,Italian treaty talks
• isMIN 0.0wrecked by deadlock
' over Trieste's future
r,. status, Disagree on
r= reparations
French•I align
committee reports
on disputed areas
of Briga-Tendo
and Val d'Osta; no
action
BULGARIA
RHpDOPE MTS,
..,....,...x..-.004
004
mportant Danube
control question
left han•ing
SiCiLY
zee claims against
Bulgaria and Albania
were left undecided TURKEY
Yugoslavia given island of GREECE """""•
Pelagosa, with Italy accord- l""l
ed fishing rights; Italy re- yVM I
tains Pianosa, but may not -' -' , 1.:
militarize the island ; ;
Disagree over future of
Italy's Dodecanese Is. I
'i
More "didn'ts" than "dids" came out of the Big Fo.lr foreign ministers Paris parley to draft peace
treaties for the Axis satellites as shown on the map above. In addition to disagreements indicated,
the conferees failed to decide on Italian reparations; disposition of former Italian colonies; fate of the
Italian fleet; and continued occupation of Italy.
TEST SHOWS FORCE OF V-2 BOMB
•
Force of energy behind a B-2 rocket is dramatically indicated in photo at left, above, showing crater
left by rocket's exploding fuel tanks. Note comparative size of men at crater's rim. Photo at right
shows rocket in flight. Photos were taken during test firing preliminary to the May 10th demonstra-
tion of a fully -fueled V-2 at Army proving grounds, White Sands, N. M.
AT SPY TRIAL
•
Chief Justice J. C. McRuer, above.
who will preside at the trials of
seven espionage suspccts being
held in the Ontario Supreme Court
at Ottawa.
THAT'S A PRETTY BIG PIPE, BING
Josephine Blum, Hollywood, holds the giant pipe sent to Bing
Cresby by an Army captain in Germany. Bing is surprised that it
actually smokes.
HigIiIghts of the News
U.S. $3,750,000,000 Loan
The ?3,;30,000,000 Loan to Britain
bill, accorded Senate approval after
lengthy debate and defeat of nu-
merous crippling amendments,
will be considered almost immedi-
ately by a IIouse of Representa-
tives committee and then referred
to that chamber for open debate.
The loan agreement, reached last
December after long negotiations
led for the British by the late Lord
Keynes, provides for a $3,750,000,-
000 loan repayable in 50 years with
interest at two per cent.
In any year that Britain sut]crs
circumstances which Make interest
payment difficult or impossible the
interest may he waived. and can-
celled.
A King In Exile
Victor Emmanuel settled down
to a life of exile in Egypt last week
after a reign of nearly 10 years as
king of Italy, thus joining the
growing ranks of Europe's home-
less royalty.
The weary little man and his
wife, the former Queen Elcna,
were greeted by Egypt's King
Farouk when they debarked at
Alexandria from an Italian cruiser.
The Italian cabinet ;.pproved the
assumption of the throne by Crown
Prince Humbert, but specified 1113
powers would extend only until
June 2, 011 that day the Italian
people will decide whether to con-
tinue the monarchy,
Setback at Simla
The British Cabinet rllission's
forthcoming statement 011 its con-
ferences with Moslem and Hindu
representatives at Simla will con-
tain a declaration on Indian inde-
pendence, probably indicating the
approximate date by which India
will become completely independ-
ent.
The ,British cabinet mission, ad-
mitting failure of an eight-day
conference with Moslem and
Hindu leaders on independence for
India, made it plain it still has
hopes of solving the problem.
The conference ended in com-
plete breakdown, dealing a severe
blow to the hopes of those who
had expected a quick transition
front British control to Indian self-
government.
No reason for collapse of the
negotiations was given.
The three British cabinet minis-
ters had hoped to help India draft
a constitution.
Canada's Loan to U.K.
At Ottawa the Canadian Senate
approved a bill providing for a
$1,250,000,000 loan to the United
Kingdom. The bill now awaits
royal assent.
1D'J' E V E R
IIN CeRTAT e No LY 16 Y
Se SINCE
DoROTH YGOT MARRIED
'ISN'T 1T,DEAR.?
Canadian Strike Threat
The threat of nation-wide strike
action next month against every
major Canadian industry unless
union wage and hoar demands are
granted, enlcrgeir as the keynote of
a conference of the National Wage
hoard Co-ordinating Committee of
the Canadian Congress of 1.ahor,
held in Toronto.
The committee endorsed the de-
cision of the International Wood-
workers of America, 11.C., to take
strike action on May 15, and the
decision of the United Rubber
Workers of America, CIO -CCL,
who have set \[ay 27 as the dead-
line for strike action unless they
receive an "adequate wage and
flour settlement by that time."
IMPORTANT
DIAMOND DRILLING
RESULTS
Now Being Encountered on the
Properties of
MYLAMAQUE MINES LTD.
We recommend shay,- In anti
d'onipiuiy its n
RISK CAPITAL
INVESTMENT
BREWIS & WHITE
100 ilay Street, 'Toronto 1, Ilnl.
EL. 72211
i'lease nail your lurest informa-
tion concerning \1ylnuiailue
Nines Limited
Nome
Address
Loan to Belgium
]ld lgian Relegates and represent-
atives of the Canadian government
have signed in Ottawa all agree-
ment under Odell the Canadian
government will grant a loan of
$;'5,000,000 to Belgium.
'I'I1is loan brings the total of the
credits granted by Canada to Bel-
gium since the liberation to $100,-
000,000 the agency added,
BE FIRM! Always insist on
Maxwell IIouse Coffee, It's
Radiant -Roasted by a spe-
cial process t11at captures
all the extra flavor and
goodness of the superb
Maxwell IIouse blend.
GDEN'S
Cbte eter
Rolls an Al
t . 1k.,.,.. i, .1. 1 4Y 1 in.ii, 111 . if ".. i, 1,1
Investment Service
To assist investors in the selection of
securities most suitable to their inch.
victual requirements, the services of
our organization are always available.
Your enquiries by mail or telephone
tvill receive careful consideration.
36 Irving Street West
Toronto 1 1VOod, Gundy & Company
Telephone: ELgin 4321 Limited
Y a.. . I.. ii111 .Ll ,1.11
I'M FED UP
TRYING TO FIND
A PLACE To
LIVE,/
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MAYBE I CAN
HELP you— I'LL
GIVE YOU A CALL
To -NIGHT
I1
DJ'EVER FEEL LONELY AS THE WIFE
ANO YOU LOOK AT THE EMPTY ROOM
WHICH YOUR. DAUGHTER LEFT WHEN
SHE GOT MARRIED
ITS THE LEAST WE
CAN 00 FOR THEM,
DEAR, ANO THEY'LL
BE COMPANY FOR
US TOO,/
r T
BUT NEXT MORNING YOU HAPPEN TO,
BUMP INTO A RETURNED 6OLDIEi'-
WHO `TELLS You THAT HE AND WS WIFE
CAN'T FIND A PLACE TO LIVE
AND WHEN YOU CET -ro THE OFFICE
AND PHONE -THE WIFE SHE HEARTILY
AGREES TO RENT THE SPARE
ROOM `To -THEM
DAWES
...DVEVER FEEL. HAPPIER. IN
YOUR Lire REALIZE
WHAT A GD
0HEN Tu2NoU YOU NAVE
DONE FOR. THEM ?
CONTRIBL,TED BY 6-4W
CKBREWERY
CLASSIFIED ' ADVERTISING
11.1111' t•III l'IiS
S'1'.\R'I' 11(1'1( I'LOt'IC ItlOI'I' 'I'IIIS
year — \Till Top \0101. '1'011
Notch 0h10k8 stake fine birds.
Eve Top Nut111 chtelc L, pi o-
lecled by 1110 hest means known
to modern poultry selencc, lu
breeding only the finest ptlllurunt
Government Approved breeder's of
known livability and prudu0tivi-
1y arc used. After ineuhition a
careful system of pre -shipment
selection and culling protects
Sou from receiving any weak-
lings, Top Not,•h 4'l Ick. are great-
ly redueed in mire for May de-
livety, 1\'rite for free catalogue,
:\Iso eight weepy to laying nil -
lets. Prompt delivery. 'rep \inch
('1i''I;rrles, Guelph, Ontario.
RELIABLE CHICKS
Batton Strait; Leghorn anti I3red
to lay Barred hocks are uur out-
standing flocks. Hybl ds, Leghor0
x Burled hocks, Hemp. X Barred
Rocks and started chicks. All
flocks blood tested. May chicles
now available, Miller's Chick
Hatchery, 1''ergus, Ontario.
1)' \U)' IV.\N'I' JUNE -J(1.1'
, IJi, lc s, 111e14w4 order naw to 111-
:11 1e Lisping 111 11)1 3(1)1 u'L>h, and
delivery date, \Ye have ehirhs
for Inlnledlttle .Iclivery nod wIlI
have sumo sllu'ted .pullets 0:0'13'
,I11o,' Please order oow. 1Iray
Il:uehlry, 1:10 John N. Hamilton,
Onto! iii.
1O \V.\ !TING 1'011 YI)I'It ('lll('lis
when you order from Tit -eddies
\I't• ora hatching I35,a(0 'hIeks
Per wool( and eau) give, prunlll1
tiotively on all the popular pure
breeds and hybrid crosses in soil
sexed pullets and cockerels.
'I'w'cddle rhllks are something' to
crow about! A 'I'lvcddlr flock i-
4, healthy (1001: , n pro(iurtive
Roel; . . n flock that wilt (tin
for you a rightful place in lh0
Large elon14'stIe and foreign mar-
kets for eggs rind poultry meat.
Ewc,y 'Meddle ('1tte11 y011 I'ecelve
earrics the finest elarneleristIc"
of its I'llllul'll1111 tested 1;ove1'It-
luont Approved breeders, Send
(or Iree catalogue and greatly
reduced price list for 'Stay, Also
ei:;111 tveek old to 20 Ivey]; old
pullets. 'I'tyyddly ('hick 11a0c1-
,'1ies Limited, Porous, Ontario.
HEAVY BREED PULLETS
20c.
os'e\, Sussex N Il:uup., Rurb X
I('onp., Now llvnp. and Darrell
1;,011 pullets tae„ ,lune 17e. Book
your order NO1V, 1Lul per lull de-
posit. Order from this Ad, Huron -
.1.1'e (Tool, Ilatelmry, Loudon, (Int.
REDROC HYBRID
PULLETS 15c.
'1,13'• ideal dual-purpose loved.
(dont mealy 1r"ilrt-, 110,1
and persistent 1:3114, of
Jorge eggs, barred I't•I( anti red
saute prise. Prompt Allo-
w. at, Ilig Luck I':I31n. \li1I" Ito -
t. ()Mario,
25 FREE CHICKS
0111: 11.1111 i'llll'I:S A111•: 'I'JIL
p,,,cen3' of I'uundnliou and 111e-
gi-Iered Utrds..\II I:r'ctlets blood
tested Priers Thum ae to 251. ,\Il
emit:,ntred excellent lay els. Don't
de1:3, 1441111 non'. (;")1)1:0)1 ('hick
Hat. herirs. dlritannin Ilei 114,,
too
LAKEVIEW CHICKS
.I'i'i'L11,I:'I:i) II REEDING 1'I,1\'I
:1,0011 1)111:EI)I :Its
I:o,ol; your order for \la4 or June.
t1':111 the se4l'I11y 01' mealt, there
will he it big d ill:) ) for I'.ullu'3
:old Li-1gs this hall and \\'inter ai
a11J':1 tIve prices. It will pay- 3'"u
to pal in an c\11': brood nt
.•hleks this year,
1'1001 1"I' OI:I,1\'I:It1 --- \\'ith n ea-
pac:ly of Gauen I,ll(e1•Iew Chicks
wce1413', twr expeel we van 4iw1
prompt delivery after May 17,
but to he safe, book your order
1:1 once tar 31ay, June or July.
SI:\II I)Ill'0S1'I' — Fur quid: st•t'-
\ i •0 send deposit ‘villi your in-
t•uti3 or order, :101 or, will bout.
your order al our prices 4411 '11
:1 r,• wary reasonable. \\'c w'111
promptly snail you an ael:nIw-
It dgenu'nt or your 01'111 r, and if
it shouldn't suit yin \we guaran-
tee In return your deposit at
once, This plan will give you
better service.
'1'1(1; BEST N'i: i:v 1:It Il.tll -- Nell
�teDannel, huderieh, Ont, Colin
Campbell, Now Richmond, (Sue -
bee — \\'ell satisfied, lust 1 out
ut' 101. (lope you can supply more.
As high its 100 eggs from 115
Leghorn p111101s. 1Vouderful pro-
duction reports Reuben Kennel,
Shakespeare, Ontario.
)1I(II:DS: barge 'Type \\'hlt(' Leg -
horns, Pure Sussex, Sussex N
New ilauups., D, Ruch X New
!lamp., Itur14 X Leghorn, Sussex
X Leghorn, Leghorn \ Now
Damps New Damps., and Darrell
!lurks.
LARGE WHITE LEGHORNS
Day old started up to 1 weeps
old. I,nlceview' Leghorn: a1'14 the
large (Nine. mated wilt cockerels
front I'Id, stock— "Real Eels
111111 hies,"
SEND FOIL 11'1:I:lil.Y I,IS'I'l — t(
Speeinl Prices on day old chicles,
pullets and cockerels, and start-
ed chicks.
1IAV, .1 LSE AND 1'.11,L 1IA'I'l'II1:1)
11001: your order for May anti
,lune, or Fall 11011'1ed Chicks
\'1111'.1..1ICEV11':11' 1'01'11'111
Falt)l, well, Drns., 1':xeter, 4.111).
LARGE TYPE LEGHORNS
12c.
Leghorn Pullets 211., after June
tat 21c. All Breeders double
hloudtested and backed by high
Pedigreed foundation slocic. \lawny
lluroudole customer's report best
chicles 1 ever had, Walter Morton,
Dryden — We were %veil pleased
with the pullets we received front
you last year, Pullets laid well.
Heavy Breed Pullets 20c.
Sussex X N. 11tu»p., Rock X N.
]lamp., Itnrred' Rucks, Pure Sussex
and New Hampshire pullets 20e.,
after June 1st 17c. Pure Sussex
mixed 141„ Sussex X Hemp.,
Mock X hemp., Rocks anti New
Has. mixed t3c., after June 1
le, less. Sussex X Leghorn, Rock
Leghorn and Leghorn X Nev
1Tam1. mixed 12c., pullets 22e.,
after June 1st mixed it. less, pul-
lets 3c. less. Assorted pullets 18e.,
June the. Assorted Mixed 10e.,
June 90. Cockerel and started
prices on request. Order from and
enclose this .\d, 91.00 per 100 de-
posit.
HURONDALE CHICK
HATCHERY,
London, Ontario.
Itl'11.IING SUPPLIES
IILOI.1( 3lAC'HINE 8" ANI
lu', 1;11 11141 C Staley 81:whiners.
25 SI Alban's Street, Toronto,'
Ill SI.\ 1:•, 01'1'011'1'1 .\ 1'I'I KS
MR. WOOL GROWER
11'4- operate n l;uvel'OUI'nt Licens-
ed \Vuol w':l'ehouse and are pre-
pared 10 purchase this season's
\vo01 clip according to Govern-
nu'nt. (;radL1e 1•4181idards J)nd 1)l
eylablislied Government prices.
Prompt sl•Itlementa made, 1'ou
can apply your wool credit
against blanket purchases, \Vo
Ito 1101 handle used woollens nor
aro we able to do ('usleun( \\'ork,
'I'll]; S'1'1).1'I'llltOV 11'1101,1,1:N
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DYEING AND CLEANING
IIAVt: YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for haul motion, We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart.
ment II Parker's Dye Works
Limited, .791 Yonge Street. To.
ronto.
1'1111 SALE
I'ItI:A1II'31 1. 4'1.1'I)ES11.11:I: STAl.-
1iun, 27110 1'yt'i0 Renown. En-
rolled for 3 years, Brown, while
markings. Sell cheap or trade for
010ek. Foaled in 193I. Alex
1'raw'ford, Dox 71, l;o seou, Ont,
4 (4)IAI;t:, SERVICE STATION ANI)
house for sale in a small village
near 1 'allninetnn, 8 room liottso
near g;1a4e. Must be sold toge-
ther, ('rile 90,000 for both. Apply
Drawer F. Jnclesons Point, Ont.
CEDAR POSTS FROM 3'' TO 7"
tops. Apply it & G Lumber Co,
Subsidiary [3ogdon & Gross Fur-
niture Co, Ltd. Walkerton, Ont.,
CONS'I'11UC'I' YOUtt OWN TELE -
scope to study the stars view cra-
ters on the moon, ICI( Includes
21." object lens, 3 foot lube, eye-
piece and Instructions (or assem-
bly, $2.50 postpaid, S. ,lanes & Co.
512 Canada Building, Saskatoon,
11.1DIOs — NEW AND USED. HARD
to get tubes and parts of all
kinds, List sent for stamp. Econo•
my Dis111hl1ors, Kingston, Ont.
TURKEY POULTS —
PROMPT DELIVERY
Isis can Rive prompt delivery 011
1:road 11reaslet] llrunzc Turkey
1(ey
!'nulls, or hoot( for May and June
dell\ cry. !'nuns hatched from
blood10sted, pttllnrum flee breed-
ers, under ideal conditions In
most modern 1946 model, all
electric and automatically con-
trolled turkey Ineubalwrs, and
hatched in separate, nen' turkey
811' 0,11,1111,,11181 11a1chery. Send
fur 1'riee hist 1(11)1 (1111 particu-
Int's. No orders arecpled less Uu111
50. -\(I' 1;111.1i1 41" — I1(10IC
Y11'I: (II11 11'1111.1•:
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!'hum' 17:1,
HYDRAULIC TRACTOR
SEAT
New A1t.oi"I• I:•'/. !tide 'Tractor
Seal, I'nsseoge'r eau' (10 (0)1, ell.
111111a10, ride L,Ilgtle 011 your
1mut or. I:111'si114' Ti actor ('o.,
11'e,dstsl,, Ontnr10.
I:1.1':('1tot 3)11'1Dlts (0I:w, tisl:)1
heath, s,.lo, rebuilt: hells 0111.
I1.ys, h'nshrs Allen Flo Irl(' Cur0•
p,113 1,1:1. 2:176 DnlleIin 51 '101•
MOO 1111
C11O11'I: I'L'(,UItESSI\'t: I:V111t-
1)0411'e1s sS for 91.111: 58 for 91.75;
100 [01 $•!:.Intl: 2a0 fol' 95 till, pre-
paid 111 1.1 Nursery, 11'est
River. Nov:, Scotia.
ATTENTION FARMERS
For Sale: 'Tractor 'fires, mule of
rubber, suil4Ido for belling on
steel twhds•, $10.00 each. 11'Iten
orderitt4 sl:(!' diameter and 4011(1
of tolled, National 1lnhber ('0,
Ltd., 5 11'1115hire .\we., 'Toronto,
IMMEDIATELY
1 horizontal 15 h.p, sle:un huller'
eulaplele, sut
hje,l " 10.1. Apply
C'ry'stal Cleaners. 115 Princess,
Kingston, 1)11111 .
P.11111S 1'1111 SA1,11
5IIIRALDI':N J1:11S1:1 !'ARM ((EO•
istered, Aeetedlled — 11,0.1".—
City Milk Shipping — 2011 Acres
Good Soil — 'Praetor, and Imple-
ments — Modern Brick house a1
Village. nod Station, Jas l'or'an,
\\'est Boone. Que.
'1'1\'0 IIUN Di1EI) ACRES FENCED
eighty workable, sugar hush
large bank barn, spring water,
large house, water, Milk, tele-
phone. In between two towns.
Brazier, South River,
101 Al'111: WARM \1'I'I'll lll'DRO,
11 miles East of i1'acehridge, 60
acres bush and 40 acres clear, 7
roomed Iodise, barn, stable and
garage, brooder house, other
buildings, Apply Fred Ellis,
brook, Jlustcok:„ OM,
150 Al')t1: I'.\RA1, 130 VNDEIt
etlltivatinu with lir without
stock and machinery. Ned Ste -
Namara, Masson, Quebec.
11AIRDIt11551NG
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE
Robertson method Information
on request regarding classes
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad•
11113', 137 Avenue Road, Toronto.
111:1,1' WANTED
't'\VO MEN \\'ANTI':!) TO WOR!:
on (0101, 21) utiles east of Ottawa,
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ASSAULT WINS PREAKNESS
Assault, with Jockey Warren Mehrtens up, makes it two in a row as he streaks across the finish line
to win the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico track, Baltilnore, Md, Hard on his heels is Lord Boswell, rid.
den by Jockey Doug Dodson. On June 1, Assault will try to add the Belmont Stakes to his Kentucky
Derby and Preakness crowns to make a Grand Slam in the Sport of Kings.
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SPOTS OF SPORTS
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Six Bit Critic") ....,
1'llel'e arc certain matters in con-
nection with sports—and more
e I)ecially regarding sports pages—
which .lever cease to puzzle us
more than a little. And the fact
that 1ve, personally have occasion-
ally been faintly suspected of being
a sports writer doesn't make the
puzzle any easier,
4 4:
For exaulplc; down in the State
of I\Laryland last Saturday a
thoroughbred named ASSAULT
ran a mile and three -sixteenths in
comparatively slow time—almost
six seconds behind the record.
Yet pages of wordage and piclureS
regarding his feat were published
ill papers all over the map of the
United States and Canada. But
w'llen, just one clay later, a trot-
ting -Mare tagged I:AOLA, clipped
three full seconds off the world's
ul i I 0-and-a-quarter—possibly one
of of the greatest sports perfor-
mances in fifty years—hots' much
publicity did the lady get? About
as much as would be given to a
corner grocery stickup 1\'illl loot
anlounting to a dollar and a
quarter,
4• r
Asked the reason for such ;t last
discrepancy in coverape, any sports
editor would promptly inform) you
tl.at it's simply because telt times
!Imre people are interested in
thoroughbred racing than in the
harness -horse variety, But if you
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asked 13111 to tell you, honestly,
just why there should be such a
difference of interest in the two
sports, what then (would the an -
Wet' be? Boiled down to essen-
tials, we think it would be some-
thing like this—merely because,
over a stretch of years, sports edi-
tors have devoted ten tinges more
SI ace, ten times better writing tal-
ent, to the one than to the other.
111 0111er \yards the running horses
have been blessed with more and
better official and unofficial praise -
agents an ' they—rather than the
merits of the sports themselves --
created the greater interest,
1
As an illustration of what purr
gaily hue will do, take the case of
the 1111' -:\ lc. NESS STAKE, al-
ready alluded to. Reading and
listening to some of the junk put
out regarding this event, one could
easily get the ide:t that it's a real
'classic'—enc to be compared with
the English Derby, the Grand
National, or even our own King's
Plate, lust how much of :t 'classic'
it actually i' can hest be judged
front this: since it was first run in
1873 it has been at five different
distances—utile-and-a-half — milc-
:ultl-a-qu;u'ter —mile—mile and an
eighth—and now a mile -and -three -
sixteenths; and also, for a stretch
of 10 years it wasn't run at all.
C•la,sic Ile eys!
4, 4: 4
Continuing along the same line,
lake the spurt of lacrosse. For our
money lacrosse, well played is
'
just .tho ut the best ..1111 Most excit-
ing game there is, Wet a conlpar•
atively mild and tedious pastime
called baseball has all hitt w'ipcd It
clean off the Wrap, Why..? \\'ell,
for several reasons. But princip-
ally because there isn't a day in the
year %%hen you can't read sonic•
thing --:and generally something
in1(1051int7—about baseball; while
about the only time lacrosse man-
ages to make most sports pages is
when they carry a small story,
tucked (town in an obscure cornet',
You 11'111 111th, 'tnying 41
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ISSUE 21-1946
regarding the annual meeting and
election of officers.
Of course lacrosse has lung car-
ried the curse of being run by a
bunch of men imbued with the
sporting spirit of the small tad who
cries, "If you won't play my way
1111 pick up my Marble's and go
home"; by then who are far more
interested in seeing their own
names in print, and hanging on to
office year after year, than they art
in the good of the game. in On-
tario lacrosse is practically con-
trolled by men living within ten
miles of the Toronto City Hall.
And yet, if a lacrosse -loving citizen
c.f that metropolis twat ted to have
a look at his favourite sport some
Saturday afternoon, 14 here— alt
Where—It's/Uhl lit have to wend his
tray: Don't ask us. \\'c just hap-
pen to live there, and wouldn't be
likely to know. But we could tell
you, right r ff the reel, what's going
on at the baseball park.
4 4, 4.
:\1111 so, to :11r. Hugh 'Tcntplin of
Fergus, and to others intent on the
revival of the best galls on earth,
oar wet y hest wishes—;old :t small
\.ol'd of advice. If you want to gel
any where, call for a bras; -new deck:
and start a fresh Ileal. "foss the
old deck into the discard ---;Ind get
I oiug with it hunch of men who are
more itterc-ted in seeing lacrosse
played )l:au they :re in how it Is
run bchino the scene-. or 4411,) does
the runninc.
Unusual Features
In Fiberglas Car
1 pas•elgel' autun:,blic with
body constructed of fiherglas plas-
tic and incorporating pruhahly a
dozen other unorthodox features
\vas announced at 1)elroit by
\1'ikliaml L. Stout, noted auto-
motive and aviation engineer,
1?xccpt for the doors, the entire
body, including floor, roof, sides
and ends, is one piece of fiberglas.
It Late.. a smooth finish indistiug-
uihablc front enamel on steel.
Other unorthodox features in-
clude: Engine in die rear, no
chasis 01. axels, wheel» individually
sprung on air cushiol,s, wheels at
the end of car without conventional
overhang of standard automobiles,
137 -inch wheelbase, 00 standard
front and rear scats, interior space
six feet wide with the floor Incas•
acing 11 feet: driver's sett is fixed
to the floor and „dju•tah!c: inter-
ior can accomodate two or more
movable reclining chairs: at rear
end of interior is a six -fool couch
that can be made up into :1 double
bed.
.\ bumper runs all a:v and the
ear, the dears arc opened with
electric pushbutton; and a curved
(windshield protides \i'Ie uno1-
slrticled driver vision.
The h( fly material has ten times
the inlpllct strength of steel and
cannot be dented with .1 hammer.
British Soccer
Internationals
To Visit Canada
:\ million dollar,' ‘4 ()rth in sac
cct' talent is about to hit Canada.
It's the visit of the professional
team from Li t crpool, England, the
second blitzed city in all of Britain
(luring the war.
Undoubtedly the coining of I.iv•
crpool, in their red shirts 8"d whit
pants and a half century of tradit-
ion behind them, will he the great
fcatue of the current season in
Eastern Canada. The Liverpud-
lians play in 'Toronto, at Maple
Leaf stadium. They'll meet prob-
ably the finest team in all of Can•
a(la, Ulster United, a club with .1
30 -year background that has won
the highest honors the game can
bestow in this count'}'.
For this special game Maple
Leaf stadium will be reserved
practically in its entirety, and fans
will conte from as' far south as
Windsor, as far north as Fort
William and Port Arthur, and as
far east as Montreal. Toronto is
the only place in Canada where
Liverpool will play and the other
cities itt which they will appear in-
clude New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago, Baltilnore and St. Louis.
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THE STANDARD
PERSONAL INTEREST Doherty Bros.
Mrs. Lloyd \Wettlaufer is visiting at
Iinrgessvillc. GARAGE.
r. Peter Brown, \Windsor, spent
the week -end \with his wife, here.
rs, James Hoffman, \\', odbridge,
spent last week with her sister, Mts.
John Staples.
\I r. \\'esley Bowen, Royal Oak,
Mich., is visiting his mother, \Irs. 11.
I tort cn.
\lis, Frances Johnston has returned
to 'Toronto after a visit at her home
itt Illytlt.
Nit.. Reg. Argent, of \Welland, has
.= been visiting his home in Myth, be-
ing called house due to the illness an 1
subsequent death of his mother, the
,.
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i is spending a fete days itt Ingersoll.
\Ir. \\', G, \lc\all is in Tor nto
this week its connection with itis husi-
•• Hess as Commissioner of Agricultural
3,.
Loans. Ile was accompanied to the
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casion i f the burning of the mortgage
on the church. Pincer Street Church, t
►ww• 4N,11•44^I14.4•N4441..•M44•14hrN4N•I
city by \Irs. \Ic\all. They hope to
attend the ruining of the King's Plate
on Saturday.
Mr. Ronald Leffler, of Ottawa, cal-
• led on \I r. Bernard Hall, I n Tues-
.: day night, \Ir. Leffler and Mr. Hall
.. were "bud Tics" in the army. Nccd-
;1; less to say, the re -union was a happy
one.
y rs. Fred Genttncr, Dashwood,
•. spent the tweck•end with her dough-
?, ter, \Irs. Fritzlcy. She accompanied
Mr. R. Pollard an 1 \Irs. Fritzlcy to
Burford on Snnday, where they visited
•_• with NI r. att'.I Mrs. George Fritzlev,
3,. Rev. A. and \Irs. Sinclair will gl
1?.
to Sarnia for the ‘week -end, when Mr,
Sinclair will he in the Parker Street
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days or Evenings, visit our Magazine Counter.
All the Popular Magazines in Display. Extra
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the Montreal Standard.
A new supply of Birthday Candles and Holders
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SEALED TENDE.?S
MEMORIAL HALL ADDITION
SEALED TENDERS will be received by the under-
signed up until noon of Wednesday, May 29, 1946,
for the erection of a one -storey brick veneer addi-
tion to Memorial Community Hall, with erection
and equipment as set forth in plans and specifica-
tions which may be inspected at the home of the
undersigned from 10 A.M. wail 6 P.M. each day
until the above designated date,
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
38-2 FRANK HOLLYMAN, Sec'y-Treasurer
s
1
Li 41 I 11
Frank's Home Bakery
FRANK'S HOME BAKERY IS UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT.
We are welcoming all our old customers back, and
also hope to meet lots of new faces.
We have a bake truck on the road, with plenty
of Fresh Home-made Bread, and Good Things to
Eat, and a driver that is more than pleased to
serve yeti.
In the store we have Fresh Baked Goods Every
Dav, including Pies, Orange Raisin Cakes, Jelly
Roll, Date Squares, Doughnuts, Tarts, Cookies,
Date Loaves, Etc.
PLEASE DO DROP IN AND SEE US.
Thank You,
The Management and Staff, Frank's Home Bake
Morris Township Council
The Council of the Township of
•Morris met in the Townsiti;t Hall on
May 13th with all the members pres-
ent, The Reeve (presided.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on motion of
Sarnia, is it fornn'i• charge of Mr. Sin -
;,clair.
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John Knox Iloltzhattcr and Alan
Holtzliancr, of Beverley, with their
wives and families, visited last weck-
w end with their ,pother, \I r;. M. ifoltz-
hatter, and \f r, Holtzhatter.
\lr. and Airs. Leslie McElroy, ac-
v • cc�mpan'cd by \frs. (iordou Morris mi.
and \liss Nettie ('amphcll, all of 'To-
ronto, spent the Week -cull with rcla-
owes it! Blyth.
• cd by Sant :\ !cock. that the Road l.i-
ability insurance be renewed with the
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General Accident Company.—Carriel.
;1 Moved by Charles Coultcs, second -
cd by Joseph 1'ttill, that a grant of I
FOR APPOINTMENTS.
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Wednesday, May 22, 194,
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THE FOLLOWING ARE NOW BACK ON THE MARKET,
AFTER AN ABSENCE OF SOME MONTHS, SOME ARE STILL
IN SIIORT SUPPLY—
SCHiCK ELECTRIC RAZORS
ELECTRIC HEAT' PADS
CUPS AND SAUCERS
HAVOK MOTH CRYSTALS
LARVEX
WELCII'S GRAPE JUICE
POLISHING CLOTHS ........_._
$IG,C0 and $21,50
$5,95
$1.00 to $2.25
49c
85c
35c
25c
FLAXOAP ....... ..... .... 25c
FILMS (ALI. SIZES)
THE NEW DESIGNS OF WALLPAPER ARE NOW IN STOCK.
MAKE YOUR CHOICE W11ILE OUR RANGE IS COMPLETE.
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We offer a pleasing Variety in Studio Lounges, fit-
ted with Spring -tilled Mattresses and Cushions,
covered in Attractive, Durable Fabrics.
For downright c'omf'ort, try one of our Lounge
Chairs. Upholstered in high grade Velour Covers,
they are built to last a lifetime.
A wide selection of Occasional Chairs in good
covers, at popular prim'•
A call \rill convince you of the many excellent
values we are offering.
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THIS WEEK.
VEAL CHOPS.
STEAKS.
CU'T'LETS.
ROASTS.
FRESH PORK
SAUSAGES - 25c.
HOME -RENDERED
LARD.
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Phones 7 and 8 — Funeral Director.
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EXCELLENT FOOD - GOOD SERVICE
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i , $109,00 be given to the Pr: yincial f
Delivery, Wednesday and :. FRAN L GONG Prcp et sir ;
• Ploughing \Iatch.—Carricth 5 .�•
1 NI n v e tt by I I . Johnston, s e c o It rl t' by I 1 , .; •44; .0 y.40.*...1H�.4;• •;,.;. p1•;. •;•.;..;H;HO .;. 1H;• 4;. p•d- 4;• •;- •;. •;1 ;•,;,.;..:..;,.;. i,. ,;, •;.0..;,.;..;, •;, ;,..;..0.1. r;.,;• •;H: •;,
l 1 Saturday.
S. Alcock, that
a grant of $5(Lh'll he �; '
I v l' n t o I i r u s s e I 4� 4�H4H�� •,O.�HOO,H:14;H,14� .1. •4.;, •0 •�**:**:*+ .O.1..;H;' r0 •;• •;H;- O,. •;. •;, O,. X1.,4 ,;, O,H;. O, •;,.;, 4.' 4' 4' 4' •;, .;.4;.4' •;, 4.'8' O,• •;•)
i; Fair.—Carried.
Moved by Joseph \will, seconded4110
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j by Charles Cottltrs, that ;I grant of 1 •� t;;�Si _ �'� , \1't�cilia
1;'211.6(1 be given to Bclgrave,Farr.—Car ■
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cCallum
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But:Iter, Phone 10, Blyth.
1 \loved by 1.'harlcs Cottltrs, sccoil le,1 ,_,, .�_-�_�.,,,_ _ .,,_ ._•
by Harvey ' Johnston, that the Road ••.••••••,•�•^^`r^^'•^"-^.''�'�"'�"' •_'
bills as pt't'scntcr '_'
by Ow. Road Super- Weu.l:r.i+--I.+++*'ra"* Y.Y,Y..1,I..":nu I.. i -I ''' ,t,
intendcnt he p;'id.—Carried. Rt (,7 , ;t;
\loved liy Harvey Johnston, sc,•outl- I ilei' Simi);(.S' Are 111 ; :_:
et! by Sam Alr:•-k, that the bound -try i 4 i •_•
WE ARE PLEASED TO AN• - 't'
NOUNCE THAT OUR i •i,
NEW SAMPLES QF • - i'
to charge the other to\wnsh;t with half SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS ' ;f
HAVE ARRIVED. "
Your Choice in a Full Range of ; '•
In a Wile Variety of Prices. - >+
between Hull: tt and Morris be livid- I
cd, \lorris to take from the *eh `ol
house eat and 1itlllctf to fool; after
it from the school west, the Clerk's
the arconnts yearly.—Carried. `
Moved by Charles Coulter, second-
ed by Saul Alcock, that 1iy-I.aw No- i
4, 194(x, be pa- sed prohibiting the '
clumping t f garbage, including stones, .
cans, wire or other refuse of any kind ,
,:n the sides of the roads or on Town- -
ship property.—Carried.
\love! by Sant Alcock, seeondcd by .
Joseph Yuill, that a grant of $2011.00 1 '
i be given to Brussels Legion.—Carrs I. I
l ii \loved by Charles Coultcs, secon•led 1
by 11. John>lon, that the clerk notify i
i all parties interested in the Myth ,
,4 � Crock !)rain, that there viii he a
tncctitig l•1 \,a)• 27 at 9 a. m., at Jas.
It i Phelan's bridge.—Carried. •
1 Moved by Charles Coupes, seconded
by Joseph 1'nil1, that a meeting of the
Beautiful Designs
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MODERN WAY OF REMOVING
WALLPAPER.
PAINTS AND ENAMELS
OF FIRST QUALITY.
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F. C. PREST
Phone 37.26. LOUDESBORO
ratepayers of the Town, 1111) of
1 be held in the Township hall on \Ion- • $150,01.
' day, \lay 20th at 8.20 p. m. for the I By -Law No. 4, 1946,
purpose c4 dacussing the High School \ I1;•-I.;ny to pl•oh: