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WEDDINGS
OBITUARY
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rrtllrnrlt after ;I lit 1 rnj,lyah!e ;1111 1111. 1,•':1' V„L';Iee rate of II\dro, re-; friend- 01 the bride, \#i••es \,;lura and I tun#: Mace, :\11 parties 1rnsnnt 1111111,• lic,, epai ; Irr;,.i:tti71\.irr('aulallfalu ` , '
educational trip +\ illi "Ir. I)unda.: ,•>- 1)1'111 ('911(1', sir'rr• 1,f Ihr groom, all 1)1,, repair,, cur„ 7.i I l I Int!.
„ ici\ra Irr 1111. 11ydr' use" of thy ed-, Igre able to the de,'fsfon made, Oil I"n., gall �1.,;a; ler Kerr, gravel. I flu' roll r;lll "`ilnndd \1'r have a
ire, Miss Margaret Ilnndt „f I-- lalcr, ni 1\'ing#I;911, ;whit \It,s l\eit'I;1 \\';ly•I \Inli,'n, by kap,un and 111itt'n
\\`csl ')I: t Streit, Ne)r Durk (`fly, I_,5,110; u\\'. ti. ('r,b,t.nl, insnrau''t' rin'irw'. Ira; \+Aril 1'r-pon'!r'I I„ and
\ll-, (;c11t'gc 1 tLi t 11;\find ou Ihr Itti lull, iuu•fn 1 f I li briar, SI':11t; r'I,i'1'1 it Ivy 1 11y \o. 41,, 111, II, 1?, Iii, 1'!, premium, �,ii;;,
\li•s Ilundas Ira, lurulerly ;I rrsidr111 wil11 \I r;, \\'. 1;'1,01 1'.i 'I'„ron1,1 , I '1i•rn,•rd, an,l it \1'a, the unanantons
1 . mai, it1;11 { "l dile] on heli;') 11f the I n- 1 1 ,, 17, Ili, he ,given a i:rst an l : e Cclr nil adjourerd to un el on .\o -
i r;liurlh. lernatt„nal 1'linving 'latch and re. and Mrs, 1:Ii‘ilhilh Snnd,•r,-'H;, n(: cunll reading. ('arrf:d, I ) opinion \list a cnrictr strictly enforced
11 r. and \Ins. Ilundas auri\cd in I ! \\;Ilion, as con1'en„r•, Vemher 15th. N. N. Ned:mind, Cllr#.I t'nn111 b1' hrnriiri l to III se parent::
New furl; City till Srpteione _•11,1,' nr.'r11 the Cur !ratiun to give 1 (;n1' t, from ;1 ,li,laurte wire ,re,illl, No,
Ietllitl II,
I)i1t14 I'llat I�I,y /,al�s \Ir. R. N. i.ednnlll ,pent lilt' \ccr!; I who w1're r•pe:=.Illy interested that
! 1 ;l ill' lo1\.url, tett n11 hitt it III I \ . 4 I I I I„ , t , cid \nidi \Ir, anti \1rs. 1'at O'\1 alley I their children b1'• home and off the
and on the next clay n', (li a lulu "i, \I„tell by Council!, 1's \Ic\all ;old 1.111 'limn ! , 11mut on.,Clint' 11 and! read a t!lird little. Parried. I
the ;Y -lilt, ni the h:g city' that dill I"u: \\ Irl11'1,1 that the (,'onncil sire ;1 grant \\'itlgllal 1, 1tt 1\;1.1<1 11 ;Ind Ili tttI -"Tilsit lir- of Kfn,g,Villr.
•\reel; at a certain lime, but it isn't to
remain vivid in their nw•wlor\, '''hey The youth , 'Ir. and Mrs. I rank 'I';wn11',yn, \Ins• h,• r\:rrlyd Ilial one child will come
i ,:.11) Inward hili Inlcrll:itiolt:il tri, „ c'wl'' ,cit on a 1\cddiut, 1 111, V. I(., 1)) Il. I_, l,i, la, l;, Ill, I, 'I'anlhlyn, of 1 „It.1c 111', ti-itr(1 o11 ill I\'Itl'tl his friend i; aliow'l
enjoyed the Radio lily '1'091', a+lend-
I Hitt Ii \+:11'11. ('ani'irl#• I 1 I Toronto, , Il 111'it and Windsor. 17 and 18 ;i; ''cad a third time he Inc,- Sttiill;!y \lith \hr, and \I r,, l ri iik I,ttl, t e I to silt-
HI' u••IVrLnt ' I„ ' ' I I !
,\1',11.1 of O',cit, .\ Iberia, in. mai til,•
It'• of a I„t:nt' mother ;old a ,le\'• 11.11
ed 1 bnsldral,t null Viiurtl ieliri,f1,11 \ 1ICI ,1';11iun o1 \Ir. C. E. Morris- g t ,, r t .Lill, ,t I sell, ,,gneil ,til' scaled. Carried.
in operation, "Ir.. I undas 11;1,1 Ihr , •(:iiiimbell.
l on all,! 11 r. km, Ik'htrly waited 1)l, I u;try 1191. ,nit with a while \;Ice 119!1' i I,y I)llc and Jr1\'ill-'\'halt the 1i vis -
Mrs, Charles Keating and Mr, 11ar-
rrirc prftflcer i1 Aldus ;till' 11caring the Council and presented :1 petition and 111111 lire„orfe,, ;rill a trey t conn+, as pre,'•n(rd he Patti' C';n•rird. old Keating of Morris Township t•fs IZilte )a1' `1';' Enjoy
lien husban,l ,n.lhc lelrVisiun srrrctl• rc;lt, adorned with a cru.; f"x nrel: Ity Naomi and h;II"un -'\'hat we I I , L `1 Enjoy Social
„ ret(ti111 ,, the Conniff lu Ila„ a 1;y,
"I`hcy >:itV Ill: amazing "Irr l'cvic V r. , Piece. 1, ilea „n Snn'lar ++ illi \I r• and 111,.' Ii , ,
I.a1\' rc,l i, lulls the 1991', of side of I +t1' She :1, o w,1•e the gru,,n1', gill, sell the ditch debentures to 1. I.. Gra- 1i, 1.,!011 191'#1, I vent; Ill Nell ly-Deeol
;Intl 1m the ,;nue cVcnin•; 11 cut to the `1,
theatre t,p sec the picture "1 )high„191 ., 'gas,+lin, ill 1 , cls, silk' petition signed The bride i, a nor -e on Isle slatf of ham I\ Cu, if Toronto at 3 percent- i \Ir.. Ida 11111, of phi i, ,1A,"Ad ig
by 1'. F. \Io!ri,011 Nov. lluhcrty and the \\'in):lint hospital, and on thea G111ic11. sled School
1)11 September 27th a 77 -mile frill ill' IA,orl;i IlanIln, iu1itt'ti the 11;1111,t• y1111n'; couple tri,! Ity ittpanu anti Il'witt--`i'hal III 1#01(1 fra' d;1y. +lith \II•, anti \lt`•, \\-;111'1'
The kal,'pal't'I11 of ti. S, No. 13, Hui.
IIle I Iud•1:l, Direr (o I ul,gllk(•n ,,ie, I, Puok.
1 \I„red lit Councillors \Ii\;dl un11 lake up it•j•Ience tltiti. '1'llc be<I How' adjnnrn to 'Heel \nnenlbe•• •tl#t, !rte, t tiLiltcd in the school rti1 tti
\Ir. K.Inu'r II"rile ;911 ,on, Itohhy, of
Ilyth 1';11'1;. the (011111'1 home of 1111 \'odllrn 111 ' the U 1111 ib inrtstig;Ile 111 lItI of frftn'Is itt Illi, i nunnnity at I.,i(! in tiv afternoon. C'arrfe't' \\-11111'"r. Mr'. J. \Irltrien, of i;ode 11'"lay night for ;( curial evening aur,
,ale I'rc•)dent kou,ittht \\ as al•u an IIIc Icg;ll author:le of
, of passing al Ity_ :Inc extended, Accounts 1 concert, staged mainly by CN-11nt,ils od.
outstanding event- Other j,ature, . I ___ r;rl Vi,ne'I on tiuuday I1ilh \1 r, an`I
the sr'lo1,l, :1.11),11} entertaining interest trete a Irfp over elle (anion: t,a... a111,t!I lei(,iuilihelt\'illla¢t.,. cars of ,irriedl
CHAPEL_y to $33 C1+11.111 tStutldlydses l"�t1tl,'tlir, \I r•. 11n;l1 Cauuphl'll' juyalrly yrenilllr gaud'
OF COLLEGE l # 1 nlu,t en „ was s,pcnt. .
, 1111 Street Itridgi, and al lieu i1 .1 (lujnitalhm frill, Ihr #111'+#1 1.#„n'> SCENE OF WEDDING and att#Vrrti,ilt_, 7.1.•18; ('K \\ 1\`ins_ , • , 111'1.' I 111.111 Sprung of 1 hilt•:t I ; j 1
I'11r kat, ,wens ;u'1. justly 1'1)+1 of
19+911 u,, \i,ilrrl ot'rl Ill' w,ck-t'il'l Ihrir school building, which has Ueyn
\n inlerc,liug 11111 1 i1 of Salur_ limn ;u ruunt Scut. _'3 'l,, 3.(I(l; (leo.with her sister, 'Ir.:. Clarence I1ay,
r \\', Cmt'an, 1'r cnlhnrsenullt I tit,
completely re -decorated during IIsi
day, September _8th, IVa; that of \lis;' \Ir, an,l \l1',, Elwin '1'a)1 r, I':tl ;1111 snnuwrr an,l has all,n the most modern
1ltirntlty Ora Ilatcheller. dang!uer of lir<, 13.11;1; k, kr!huintl, clerk', ire', \,''t lain +'kith! 011 Sund•iv w:1 It Nil!'
\lajur and NIL,. 1;eorge Ilatcheller, to l'nnglrhltt I)ra:n 8'.;.11t; \1'111, \\'tier" and \Ir,. lr!c Conley, t, til l.nrl;naw', of hydro facties itts1;t11aL
\II„ I)tus pierce til I,Itlo ,pint ,( \itolhe.r with:H;ilcfng. of whichtthe
1,111 Ian \Ialhnull.n, Illlav,.,
\\+halt Island, shopping ,It the I,ug- \'iuh, 1'A 11pu,ed ul
est aurtl finest ,(ori, till I�i(tli .\\emir, her and Siluhorpc, \v'aited on the
Inv Slallue of I,ibt'rty tr:ls also ti;ited
Council respecting the taxation u( the
++'illi a rictV til t11c illy front the rrr•t.! I.1un', Chili Park, as it was pointel)
I lin i„nulc Ilinrll alt the tet ll-Inu,t\ 11 i owl other park; of Illi, nature tvcrc
'Pillage Barn' enjoying the iluur sllo\1''' exempt Ir 111 tilx:l1 111
entering the games and square dan-
\Ir. I)ul severance and damage, Viii ilblutt ; 1• ,. ,
son Ill the late \I r, and ,\I r;, John S. I)1.1in, 1)'1.(!)); Churn"' I)itrl•, 'tett icer days with her friend, \hiss \til- Srrlion a Justly proud. is 11+1.)1'.' r1
This nlattrr licit +1')111 the Clcrh lu torr told d;nna:!r, 1 ungblutl 1)1:11.; recnrtl for plirchasin;r \\Aar Saving
`,.,vs:, :\ ri;il to kadip Pity \lusic \I:tcKi11 u. kc\', I)1', (irorgc l." dre,l Carlrr.
• write the \lunici 1a1 Hoard. ' 311.111); henry \Irl'linchcy, serer;(1!(•,• 1111 (11';ltrs. I)nring the past 1'i 1'C:i.
al, the liu'gtst Iltatre 1l, \nit• \'\irk' I I idgr"n uffi1 •t 11 algain,l a( ba, n• l \I r. ;Intl 11 r,. 11'illiaul 1'(1'11.1' al
City was ;1Kn en'uVed ;:ltd a Vis'l t.' 1 I'hc i1e Vc brun;,ht nm the matter I gronn,l of IVhflc gladi"li :Ind pini; : and damage, l'ungbhllt \)rain, ,i).(lll; IIIc' ,tudt7n', `,I the sr11 ol,ltvc jitir
tended lilt' fulrr;ll un 'Tl11usday n( Ihr
of +''lief of l'nlicc 1011 II C11\1;111. :Ind 'tn'y•toll11enntlt(,, and \Ii,s Sally Ca, i (it iiLc A.
('tn\an, >uupli,s, 3. 11; I'11os';I:ltc \Ir, liyrui \\'ikon, of (indr'411,
chase•I y_,_(I'71 iu Ccrtific;llcs
Ills' lop of I tallest building in till' stat,'(' that Ili, sert'ice.; were nn,;ll- , , . I I l arbett, a(idi)ng, 10.0"1: :\rt, \\Ary- - -V
Pity, waiting . for darkness to ser the ty played the \Viddiu;; unt;ir, \lis, I 1'he Sacr:unent of the laird', Str,-
g i,i;li l Aryl as f�: a; he w'a. c{+tmr rtu'"I' 1 ierlrudc (icrluck of Ottawa \els solo- i month, grad,' 1 (, at , 1:'.30; .\rule ) : per wa, adl,linislcrr,l in the \\'e 11'),1.1 r,
city's night lights. NIT-, and \I r;, 1)1111- and rut.,'nlni,,ndill 10 the (''1111 1 that \Intal I'rodnit•, rnlrcrt, 33.311; Itrrt BIR 11•iS
isl• \Amino ('hunch 1111 Sunday, 'There nal
da, Visited l;raul', 'Tnutb, and tuuh Ill, on, t'I'iel of I'nlice's resi,gnatiun by ('i • . I Iirun dlpn, ,u ' )lir,. 'L lit (c)rdon kill 11.1111lI'I T ---In G ,dcrfcll Ifo5 hal,•
Given in marriage 1!y her father, the; 11 be n', service in the \\'estfichl (hu'c,l U p •
(rip along Illi (l'es' lit' I,I1'l'I';itlt' Jll"Ir'' at hI 11 I !'• ; #,ri11Ir;'(t• gal :Ill' >(11''t1t'<, SI.i(I; 1)1,111111- ,
Tuesday, 1lcio )11' 8th) 'lo NI r. and ,1
on the dould, :decker bus. Tlicy al•n NI,,!,lel Ly Poun,ilh,r \\midfield Ih:11 wars , c e :1 graceful gown :,I ay. i ion kua'1 \#Oli n1. l'u„ grad,, rrt,air, l on Sunday, llctohcr 12th, a hc.nu \I r,, Wm. Il:,at;itl, of Auburn, th
atttinded 1it'l'1',i,le I'vesl,\'ll'I'1;111 , Ill t'I'l'pl' 1y1111 Illalillllll: ,elllllll I11)01111vti'1111 allllllver;airy, ' r*
o Chill' 111' 1 0161. 1"911 ('oa'an'1 rc,igr- i bodice, iter shonlde- )cit held ++•illi u ' -1.1))); ,'tiff :\'snit, ctlitcrt \\Ati- I \Ins, Flizatel11 \\ il,un of \\`ind,ur, vii' 01 a d:nlgbict•,
Church, where they heard Ur. Lulrlrll nation be requei-tell, to take effect at ,r111fn mill cal. 'Her'
ler rlow'rr; trtt•,'111111 Carter, road ,opt., 17..../.....20;',; 11101( 1:1.1.11)"I••T--Itt 1 +\lulu! Public I!osOi-
preach. Hr, 11 mull i.; forint from1; 1 ) ! , I1\'a, ;1 rrcrnt );welt at the howl, of
\lie end of thirty day's time. a rascal, of IOann;1 Ilill r •tA, :Intl' i It ultt, rtilVrrl, _.)111 Oliver \1'riglll•I \Ir. and \I r,, 1\11ii:nw Carlen, t;!!. on \l,ln,klr, Ot•lohcr 7111, 1946,
l;Inad1. Still 1'119'1' features of int,, I :1lurnduunt nlurrl b1' (' uncillnls.ni'i(c 1- '-'1'. \Ins. knbrrt 1!1'9(91 11''1'1'., 1'(I); 11,11 iloggart, col to \I r. and \Ir,. Irani: Elliott (tree
,, Ila, a Ili, t1, Coney island and La' �,. rift 1\•. \I, S, hell (heir '1'11;ink-1')f
1 \Ic. ,III ;Hid \'uddrn that 1'1)1'1' of ' Vert,, 8.511; 1.„'n1' \.alts, n, wr,d,, 11,'1'ot11 Perk), the gift of a sort,
(in trdii .\i1' ,ort, elle great museum of , l uomrr, 1)119 ill Ib, LI 1"111 ,Vas 111;11- , Irving 1111 t Ing oil Friday, It, l)t1911'1'
I I uliic loon C, wan he retained and i ton of honor, 11,211; (cru. W. (:mean, weeds, li.3S; \'
Ser -
natural hislt'ry and the Hayden Plan- that the Council ;Pa; (hilt b1' 118\'1.I g"wird in (usrhial rrr!,c' \rt. 1\erauonth,\ g''a`ler uprrallpl, lith, wit,) ,14 present. l;n1'-t, w'rrr
;Ilarinnt, and Ihr %1'o ;I1 Central Park. with matt int'; feather hat :Incl gt,111 _ present from Brick 1'nftrd Church, MISSION BAND TO MEET.
nuc-h;ill ,lar holiday throughout the acccs.,•ri,,, and carried :I casrrlc of ' 1'r, 11 1\'ill ;Ain \itti t n, dilrhiu„ 111'1 lh'IgraVe l 9)11.,1 l'hurill, The The \I is,ion Band of LOvfng Scr-
tir, and Mrs. I)undals greatly cujuyed tach, and 1111+ we recommend that he bronze ponnp, its and 1'11.1, I #O_III); (Ica, W. Cmt'10, part salary,'
Int cling opened Ile sin tint "1',111 I Iirc will boll, their in nthlr meeting-
and
the great play. "State of Ilii Nation", 0,111,1.„\.i, his type of sert'i,c as a con, The gronnt,nt111 was (1iudc 1i, \lay, 11).1(1{1.
Your \lair I;li„ins,", followed it I on S;Ilurdal', October 12th, al ,l
and at the koxy Theatre they s:nt'' I stable to the Village. Carried.
"Three Little Girls in Ilene." Their , Jr.,Iand the ushers were \Ir. ,\Erol prayer by \I r,, \\•m, \Ii\•ittie, \\h);n'tlock, .\II members ar, asked to
i Chief of 191)1'1' I Inn ( itt11l's ccs- Laird of Hamilton, and \I r. kuhclt Fnl(MT.R RECTOR VISITED a! -o ,poke words 11i wt•Iiolnc to lift b, ,tt tilt so we only finis,( arran t
trip \Vas sit enjoyably that they 1.X- (1`1;11:1'-n \\'a; Icnderrll, and withdrawn; I I F,_
tended their time. 1 1. Can Icr. OLD FRIENDS HERE. , g1t '1,. '1 he roil call was ;t terse p'. r- I merits f"r the b:l'ra,r and tea.
r
Inn lilt passing of t.1, amendment. :\fiit Ibc reception ;It Ib, Collette Itt'1'. 1 1., \sill,, 11.:\.. 1..'1'1.1 a tor- • t;liuhlg to 11 ittl:' '\'ng. Scripture
\ \1011'' by Cumlrillors 11'hill'icld :111'1 Ib, couple lett Igor the I,aurrnli:uls Rev.
Rector of 'Tri;::,', c,,.„.,.(i,
11I01I, \\'a, rt.:1,1 by \Ins, 1tttyl, Blair. Pray -\
FARM SOLD \Ic\all,, tll;cl we do now ;Idjlnn'u• ;Ind will I(Ic in 01 itti on
Ihi11 re_raCrd un t11c 1�l'1'. I. 1,. II. and Alr,,i1 by \Ins. 11ittty \Icl)u\Vcll. Rra(1 emit)'(\ 11111l Apiioillteil
•,lir, Dila ltd Vincent has sold #lis ('1I•ricrl.__Gordon Elliott,Clerk. lura. c
\,_ llelttlrt;c tt, and other old friends in 1 tags were siren it \Ir;. Si;ln!t•,' , 1)11, School Board Sce'1r•'hreil5.
farts, including the farm stock and I nut -of -town guests were, \iist \I;Iry lilylll 110 \\'edn,'sdae. lie \vas ac- 1 \Irs. Charles Smith, \!1's, Chan:in: \I a , uvial meeting of the 1)11'+1
implements, to NI r• Ihnrdtl Snell. 1.(i li '14,'llti1i1011 Made r11() 11)11'. \Iflne, L'lytli; \!r. and \Ir,, R. \I. vora11llacd b1' hi; i011 0, \Ir. lied P;ittn 1910, \Ir<. Ikcr.l Ptti1I 1 duel 1
1�.1s1 11`aw;utns11. The farm comprises i � . � kow;lt, \lis; `;ornnl h w';Ill, \l1';. \11"e>. \1)!1'111.11. keV. \I r. NI ills Inas \Ir<. 11;9 -,hall Slun1'11 use and \I r,
'1:11:;::1:;11‘.1,nt;1rU'd 1111'1 all Itnplt 1111 \\ til-
1:11 acres, and i, situated on the (onrla
And A'il's, l,eslie'I111)0111 :\rthnr ('1,',ihtul1 all „f \loll;ria1 kt (1,1' here from 18,4) In 1')INI. Ile is Stanley look. The (1''1'1'.1 I\.I, ¢)1'1'11 \Ir. ltcrn;ud Hill was tllr.
c'•n1c;.ion of 1•:a•( \\';It1-116•shi '1'ot111-, \t the regular Sunday School sts- NIT'. Alan 1.vird,'lamilton; NI r... 11, 1),' now retired :Ind Heim; in '1'A'1•nnt,,, by \Irs, (keV.) HaroldSnell on "Rerhuirc 01 fisc 1))ttrallions for 1111'
ship, \it•, and \Irs. Vincent expect to sign 111 the United Church last Sunday) Itatclleller, Ingersoll; \l i„ Ila;el It i, o\v'r 40 \cars since Iii last Visited 'pin-ihftitV." :\t the ito-e of the "'ition of Srcrc1u•y-'1'rcasnrrl'. lie
ntrvc to Myth ,.)1119' Jim/ next week, morning NI r. and \I r;, Leslie tiilhortt; I�revinall, Miss Gertrude Gerlach. 01- ltlyth. n; t'itii: 1991'1 was ',cry( d. nrrerd, Leslie 1 I#11+'1'9 who tendered
where they have purchased he (nrn,rr w,.•re presented with gift; of (,'preen) -dant(; 'Ir. and Mrs. Cclin C. \lat-Nit', v--- \Ir•,'lat'.•ers returned Io her howl+ his resignation.
Desmarais residence, oil Din,ley CI on for their service; to the Sund;ly' Iso>:\ngeles, and \Ins, Francis'Trot- A CORRECTION at I.urknatV alltr Visiting ;11 Ili, bolus —""
_'1
Street. (S,bnd#, The pre,enlatiou of a chub tt'r and Miss Bessie Allotter, ('aIle- The Stvldard regrets an error that of her datight, \Ins. 1':a?1 \\•i:;htn:;11t ' RATION COUPON DUE DATES
Mr, \'mt•cllt \\'1s sa \vin,g iogs lt'Itil 11:1 12. 1\'(1, illiibtt' to \Ir. Ililb('r'I1, all,, (Ionia, occurred III'I'ed Ill C11111It'rllull with .I It,t ill \'------ Coupons 111'11 rill)' a1', sugar -1,1C
Leonard look, in the bush on S:Itur- (\(r,, I lilhorn was the recipient of ;1 ' �'---- Inc„i granted ;d, for ;Ittrnllanrc a t l serves 51 1,1 X30, but: - ' Iti to 1t21
dal' afternoon, \Ir, Vincent tvtis it t- lardy purse. Both \I r. -and ,\l r;, Ilii- ON THE SICK LIST the Myth t'nflttl Church Sunday. 110111E FROM HOSPITAL. :Intl 114, to 1128, meat 1,11 to 11`)-1 and
(1)1.1 1111;11(.1). struck on the impel- il' \born have britt elo•ely (•;"(111Th with NI r. Gordon \ngustitc inti \Ir, School, :11t11arfng in our las-t w'eil:'si \In, kohtrt \cttuinite return, \1.51 to NI 54.
h1' a limb, and as a result is sportingthe Sunday School, Mr. I1111)0rn in till' Sant Creighton are both confined to i,'ee. 1n the 1, 111 11 -\'car Sell 1' 11 Victoria ilu,tilal, 1 11111 An, on Coupon I 1,, k'I ;uul 11to It?:
r#uite a nasty scar,'The accident tt' eitpatent of Sunday Stilool stlteriu- (heir !Pules due l1, illness. \ ,needy (;roup the none khea \It \all should 1....; lay, w lu 1'r he \las a ltatil nt. under and ill 1'.' L'1 a"'1 \131 11' ),Ic ?,;pine
not require uteaical allculi gin, tendert, and \Irs, llilborn as a teacher. ( recovery is hoped for hush of them, 1 have read, !:heat Ilan. 1 sows treatment. for tivc day s. Ot-Iohcr 31,
l JUST IN FUN
Don't Worry
Officer in charge of rifle range:
"Don't you know any better than
to point an empty gun at me?"
Raw Recruit: "But it isn't emp-
ty, sir; it's loaded."
Simple
Lady of the IIouse: "Norah, the
window in your room is so dirty
you can't see out of it."
Norah; "But, madam, when I
want to look out I open it."
Robbery, That's All
Two burglars hat' broken into a
tadtt.r's shop and were sorting out
some suits when one of them saw
one marked $50. "Bert, look at
tie price of that one," he said
''Why It's downrigh, robbery."
Icy Words
The amateur actors wer re-
hearsing,
Mrs. Jones was required to kiss
Mr. Smith, and as they arrived at
that incident Mrs. Smith appeared.
"Oh," excaimed Mrs. Jones, "I
hope, dear, you don't mind my
kissing your husband."
"Not at all darling." was the icy
reply. "I don't mind in the least
if he doesn't."
The Truth °
A young boy in the witness box
was so much at ease and answering
the questions put to him so fluently
that the judge was suspicious.
"Did anyone tell you what to say
in court before you came here " •
he asked.
"Oh, yes sir," replied the boy.
Counsel for tine prosecution was
up in arms at once.
"I felt this witness had been tam-
pered with," he snapped.
The judge turned to the boy,
"Will you tell rte," he said, "who
told you what to say?"
"My father, sir," answered the
boy. "He said the lawyers would
try to get me all tangles up ,but
if I stuck to the truth I would be
quite all right."
THE SPORTING THING
'Know any hot numbers, bud?"
A Way Out
Mathematics was not John's
strong point, and at the examina-
tion he was given a problem as fol-
lows:
"If one horse can run one mile
in a minute and a half, and an-
other horse can do the same dis-
tance in two minutes, how far
would the first horse be ahead if
they ran a race of two miles at
their respective speeds?"
John worried over this for some
time, and then thought of a way
out. •
"I regret to say," he wrote, "that
I cannot. deal with this problem,
as my parents have always told me
never to have anything to do with
horse -racing in •my form."
Doing Fine
"Put up your hands?" com-
manded the larger of two bandits
who had. stopped the motor coach,
"We're goin' to rob the gents and
kiss all the ladies,"
"No," remonstraed the smaller
one, gallantly. "We'll rob the
gents all right, but we'll leave the
ladies alone."
"Young man," snapped a woman
passenger of uncertain age, "mind
your own business( Your friend's
managing this hold-upl"
All Clear
A sailor called unexpectedly on
his fiancee. He found her all dress-
ed up and ready to go to a dance.
"That's the spirit," he told her.
"No need to be gloomy,"
Just then the telephone bell rang,
and the sailor answered it.
"What?" he said. "Oh, yes —
judging from' the number of U-
boats we've sunk, 1 should certain-
ly think so." And he hung up the
receiver.
it rho
was that?" asked the
girl.
"Oh, said the sailor. "just a fel-
low who tvanted to knots if the
coast k clear!"
Great Line
One Chicago ex -gunman is re-
p -110d to he now working as a
bili;)ortcr Still In the stick-up line.
TABLE TALKS
Thanksgiving
I
Menu .. .
Thanksgiving day has been cele-
brated ever since the early settlers,
after suffering many privations and
hardships had their efforts reward-
ed by a bountiful harvest promising
food for all. All over the world
this year people in many lands will
he offering prayers of thanks for
the food that has been harvested.
For many it will be the first real
harvest for a number of yl .rs. The
people of Canada should be more
thankful than any other for the
bountiful hart est they have been
gn en.
Poultry, either chicken or turkey
is usually the pleat served at the
Thanksgiving dinner, 1f you have a
nice fat chicken for the occasion
there will be quite a bit of fat to
take out when it Is being cleaned.
This chicken fat, after It is ren-
dered, as well as the fat saved dur-
ing the cooking is excellent for
baking, Excess fat should be pour-
ed off while the chicken is roast-
ing, leaving only enough in the
pan for basting and for making
gravy, With the scarcity of fats in
general, it is a wise homemaker
who saves all the chicken fat she
can; it has the texture and richness
of butter, but like other unsalted
fats, requires the addition of a lit-
tle salt to the amount asked for in
the recipe.
The home economists of the
Consumer Section of the Dominion
Department of Agriculture suggest
a simple menu with recipes for the
Thanksgiving dinner.
Tomato Juice •
Roast Chicken or Turkey Dressing
Brown Potatoes
Tomato Eggplant Broil
Pickled Beets Crabapple Jelly
Grape Neapolitan Coffee
TOMATO EGGPLANT BROIL
1 medium egg plant (about 5 to
6 inches In length)
2 tablespoons fat, melted
3 to 4 large tomatoes
Salt, celery salt and pepper to
taste
Grated nippy cheese
Slice eggplant in i4 inch slices
and peel. Brush slices on both sides
with melted fat. Sprinkle lightly
with salt and pepper. Preheat broil-
er to 400 deg. F. Place slices on
rack and broil on one side until
lightly browned, about 5 minutes,
turn and broil on other side until
tender. Top each slice with a thick
slice of tomato, sprinkle with celery
salt and a teaspoon of grated
cheese. Return to broiler and broil
until cheese melts. Serve at once.
Six servngs.
GRAPE NEAPOLITAN
1 tablespoon gelatine
..y4 cup cold water
4 cups blue grapes
2 cups boiling water
s/q cups sugar
Few drops of green vegetable
coloring.
Soak gelatine in cold water.
Wash grapes and press pulp from
skins. Add 1 cup boiling water to
the pulp, cook 5 minutes. Rub
through a sieve to remove seals
and to the pulp add >•i cup sugar
and soaked gelatine; stir until gela-
tine is dissolved and add green col-
oring. Cool until it begins to set.
Beat until light, turn into a wet
mould and chill until firm. To the
skins add 1 cup boiling water; cook
5 minutes and add 14 cup sugar
Cool. To serve, unmould the jellied
pulp. Serve with the sauce made
from skins Six servings.
HOLD EVERYTHING
9tra.,vI,,r rat rrsv+n. se. T. SAM w • IwiaA.
"Psssst!"
PLAYGROUND FOR MEN ONLY
i1-
�n>r e.
yy g.ay »rte k ` us
+1,, at, "t:y?; ':.k°' . q .•:.a.,.ear
A unique playground for men only—sometimes for good little boys and girls—is in operation at the
Lachine recreation grounds, near Montreal. Here a man is shown taking his children out for a jaunt.
VOICE OF THE PRESS
Canada Could Use Them
One of the Australian govern.
ments has bought 150 Bren gun
carriers for conversion into tractors
for farm work, A good idea which
might well be adapted to meeting
the needs of Canadian agricultur-
ists,
Hard To Get
Confronted with the alternative
of keeping the services of his butler
or losing his wife, a Los Angeles
man kept the butler, his wife testi-
fied In a divorce court. Well, good
butlers are hard to get.
—Windsor Star.
Live And Learn
The trouble with most elections
1s that it takes a year or two be-
fore the majority of the people dis-
cover they voted the wrong way.
— I.ondon Free Press.
D'J'EVER?
Maniacs At Large
When we hear of women—and
some men—kicking one another on
the shins, breaking each other's
glasses, stealing packages of mer-
chandise out of baskets, and acting
generally like demented people in
chain grocery stores, we begin to
realize the need for increasing the
size and number of our mental in-
stitutions.
—St. Thomas 'Times -Journal.
U.S. Imperialism Now
For a change it is now "Ameri-
can Imperialism" and not British
that is under attack In Europe.
Communist parties there agree
with Moscow that the United
States is "seeking the domination
of the world," Britain was never
accused of more than picking up
some territory here and there.
—Ottawa Citizen.
fi,v,,i,>�M1� TICKET6AY5
AL0WER BERTH
ANO 'PHIS is IT
- WHATS THE IDEA
(lay4///1
11 11
1
YA5 SUH313uT
WE NEEDED
MIS LOWER
BERTH FOR""
The Power We Need
Steam power transformed the
nineteenth century. It will take
team -power to transform the twen-
tieth,
—Edmonton Journal.
No Joke
Just as we had almost split our
sides looking at our old family
album, we saw ourselves in a
mirror.
—Brndon Sun.
Freedom From Top
We trust all those voluble critics
of British policy in India are not-
ing the fact that self-government
in that country is being imposed by
British authority. Freedom is com-
ing from the top down, not from
the bottom up—a curious reversal
of the revolutionary practice.
—Ottawa Journal,
DON'T CARE WNo
NE .Emo IT'. I
RESERVED IT FIRST/
z
o'J'EVE2 STARTA HUI.LABAI,Oo WHEN
You STEP INTO A PULLMAN ANO FIND •
THAT SOMEONE ELSE'S CLOIllES ARE PARKED
IN YOUR LOWER BERTH --
WELL,1 PIpNIT'
'MINK You'O MIND
CHANGING BERTHS
WITH THIS
1ENTLEMAN,
SIR.
WEUr,WHY
DIDI4TYou
SAY.s•
A IES TO GO' AS THE UOWERE
'TR PLAIN 7HA
SWITCHED FROM A LAWER, TO AN
UPPER BERTH.--
CER•TAINL.Y,
CERTAINLY/
I INSIST ON
TAKING me
UP•PR/
}
Akv
MAKE IT EASIER ii✓Oi .'A
WOUNDED VETERAN, ()'ARRIVES
ONYHE,BCENE u A MIt ATR.
pAWES BLpCK°
REG'LAR FELLERS—Publicity's Glare
OMR
D'J' EV ER FEEL EMBARRASSED
AS YOU HASTEN E: O Td
di
.YoU2SELP
Ie.w
ticiesE.BREwERst
TAK% IT DOWN
TAKE. IT DOWN!
I'LL STUDY I'LL TR'
T'GET GOOD MARK:
TAKE IT DOWN!
Restraint In Buying
Panic bud ing of salt cleated out
one s11,1 ' of a Mull t supply in a
day. 'fhcir i, quite as much need
of a patriotic self-re,traint now 111
1'tlt'eltalll}; it( !IN in shot( supply as
during the war itself. Patience twill
he 1p storelceper and customer to
make \di:a is available go round.
. (ilahc and !(fail.
',enol for tb t:+ita of Fltlsl; 'I'IIIAi,
111,1FKIt of lirilI b•noula npplinn+o for
relief from ltupturo. Itecmlell/ll'd by
t.tedicul Prof,' ion, Light nut comfort-
u11;e-you will not know you !lava it on.
iI loldn tho hernia firmly. in many 1'111411d
I the ruptured 1 Hli 1l n rcunao mud rupturo
is conquered forever. \Vrito today:
1' nslry'r, °opt. •744.60 Front SI. W., Toronto.
MACHINERY
NEW AND USED
Of Every Description
Phone EL 1271
It W. PETRIE CO. LTD
147 front SI. W. — 'Toronto
',WIC 11111" R SICI.1J
SAFES
Protect your 11001'S and CA 511
from MitlC and 1'111b:1'ES. 1%'e
here a else find type of Sole, or
I:obinet, for any p+Irpune, 11.11
no, or vvrlle for ()riven. etc.. to
Dept. W'
,j,oj,TAVLICIIR LIMITED
TORONTO SAFE WORKS
143 front St E. I nronto
1CslnbIlshrd ISR„
HARNESS & COLLARS
Farmers Attention — Consult
your nearest Harness Shop
about Staco Harness Supplies.
Wo sell our goods only through
your local Staco Lenther
Goods dealer. The goods are
right, and so are our prices.
We manufacture in our face
torics — Harness, Horse Col•
lars, Sweat Pads, horse Blum
keta, and Leather Travelling
Goods. insist on Staco Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and you
cot satisfaction. Made only hv•
SAMUEL TREES CO., L'T'D.
42 Wellington St. F.., Toronto
WRITE FOR CATALOGl1F
STARTS WORKIN JUST 2 SECONDS
GENUINE ASPIRIN I5
MARKED THIS WAY
Sweet and cool in any Pipe
I1
CANADA'S
STANDARD'PIPE TOBACCO
By GENE BYRNES
1" -
ARITHMETIC
SPELLING
'0
'15
GRAMMAR -'0
HI5TOR,Y •0
GEOGRAPHY -0
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TO GO 'TO
SCHOOL!
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lt.lttY 1111('1..
1'1 1,1,1;'x,, I'IU(1 13 11.1:I:I0
laying. fall halt Ind , lu l.: , for
1111,11i/11 f' 1101 i34(11'', ltro ralnlucUr•
F01111 f"r I:t11 day old priaeltdt. '1'811
Not. h ('hit I;et ie: (;uclplt, ()mat 10.
Cieil•ICs Fol( I)1:LIY1;1(1' 'TIIIs
full (\uv, -Dee,) rhonld lu ordered
HOW, 1'ot• quu•I* (1 11.5 i)) )vc')t' a
tow spurted chfrhs uu hood„ im-
mediate delivery, Ilr:ly Patchily,
180 John N., Hamilton, ()tit,
il'1!I,1,14TS 11.1, ,t .i: 1_ 11'1:101(5
o laying, Also 1:11l hatched chicks,rompt delivery, Free catalogue,
t la not too Bunn to order l our
19.17 ('!helix, 11'1l(o us, 'I'weddte
hick ilateheru's Muffled, Fergus,
Ontario
BUSINESS O1'1'olt'TUNI'1'11:s
CASH 111' Itl:'l'PItN 51 All, 11111
your old Gold Jewellery, (told teeth,
Diamonds, Sterling Silver, etc. 100
per cent premium on gold solus.
SatisfaetIOn guaranteed or parcel
returned prepalr, IClrby Company
,iow'elers, 13 Queen !Cast, Toronto,
Ont,
ACCOUNTING BY MAIL
TO SMALL 101 t'tlt,la[s AND num-
floss men who cannot afford to hire
a regular bookkeeper we offer tate
perfect boolciceeping and tax serv•
Jco. Milo for dotells•
MAIL CONTACT
ACCOUNTING
noon. 1100, 21 !Clog St, l., Toronto.
(DYEING ANI) CLEANING
11AVIl 1'011 AN1"1'III NC: NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us for
information. We aro glad to an•
ewer your questions, Department
F[, l'arkerts Dye Worsts Litnited,
791 Yo11ge Street, Toronto, Ontario,
:I,I:s'i'ltll'.11, ISltl'It'M14N'I'
N140%".4.111,01151" 1 1 (: 11'1' 1 N G
plants pu\vered ly "Ilriegs & Strut -
tun" engines, D.C., 350 \vat) $125,00
—f:lrin rs price $I Irho o, 500 watt
s tl;u,ue—L•u nu'rs 5150.00. 1500 watt
$35o.,—1'ar51a'rs $32a,ae, 0510 watt
A,.', ;;lun,0o. Ilrilish gals and Die -el
engines 1-,t; to 200 11.)', light-
welgIIt, ;Il' rusted, p01'ta.l)tl', (\5'111
cylinder --- 1-y 11.1'. — $135,00, 2 -
Alt ;:._;,,o't, I; II.I'. $1130.0)). Diesel
13)114 11111-, 1 11.1'. Soul up 6150.00 and
up,
F1.1.111 :tacit .\,(', or U,C, \V 'Id-
le):' 111.1 0111110.,, ele'll'nde.; and nr-
,.1'"t . �•- .'Cote gay, engine driven
portnlde sett-prtnlin.; centrifugal
pump, 70 ow, g:t1. per hour, '['utas
weigh :te 113'.. operate.; 5 hours
one .,;Ilan-$Ix5.00 r, Colt %vin(1-
'1( 1) 1 %lith to v,•e gli11.011, :12 volt
taus ,Spasm) $")tb.uo 01-0 trans -
1 :-int t:, reeltlirr:, worn' gear re-
duce; , 'I'e\tupe 1' belt strives, spot
weld .r,)'
v"It 11,, motors andht•ut :1 gr
I:I,t:i 'i'i;ll' 15'1)1:135 1,1\11 I'ED,
Mont is..1 - 'Parasol - 11011(ax -
ELECTRICIANS
STORES ONLY
tl"este iar urn ea14fut;tie un fluw'es•
cent II%,nit e-, desk lamps, led
130!'11 ,iu cycIes only. :51x0 Toasters,
trams, r;i\t' \V.1.'!'.) Ii,"•ase num-
tier. Gotdan-1 Farris Supply l.'0.,
lte:;'d 5351 \\'aterley St., Slontreul
PIM S.lhs:
ATTENTION NOVELTY
5-•I , U11'I'1:Int:N'1' 1',11111:'1'IIIs IN
one apple ter. .11:0 Slclulush on
hardy' rootstocks, 1110(1) and Red
currant Plants for cuttunereinl and
private plantint; in the ra'w'est yal-
rl'tir., I'IIILLI'.S 1.\It1IS. CHA•
\'II,1,A(U', (TUI:.
.11'ra 1..t Ices ANI) ACCESSORIES
for all ears, !'rice hist on request.
I'blolt rings for all motors at Pre-
war price.,, Dept. 55'„ t'anadlan Auto
Parts, 339 Queen St. 55'., 'Toronto.
11001:5i, 1'1,.1'1'1':5 AND I'Il'I('t'Itoe
01 'mutter, 'queens, \\':tterfo\vl,
meet r1) 5L, _ (girds, 1'mrol 1ltitluts,
Dogs, cats, Itahhits, Aquaria, !lees,
Butterflies, 1":)115) and 511u•den. Free.
ealnlegue. 5lergan (i:trdens, Lon-
don,
C111'lil'I1 ,l'• 5l'5'1),t1' S('1105)1,
Supplies—Ilibles, hooks, novelties,
plaques, oto, 1''ur catalogues write
to Slont•eal Christian Supply
House, Dept. \V., 1015 St. Antoine
Street, 2llutreat,
FRESH ut'M'I'I;ns —• RI'SIn':D To
goat fresh front the sea const of
Nova Scott( Delicious. Informa-
tion for 5)011))). I'lronomy Distribu-
tors, Kingston, Ont.
MAN% '1'110IiSANDS 11O'1'11 01)LJNG
and old are now cutting their own
hair at home by means of the lit-
tle attachment for (:Illette razors.
Cost only $1.00 postpaid, .101111
ICn0ph, 127 W. Latta Street, Slinne-
apolls, \Iinnesnte,
110111': F1'N 'I'IIAN A CIRCUS 1 1
]gun cards, Novelties, Magic 'Tricks,
Jokes, ete., all for only 10e. Com-
ical photos, 100, Lovers Fun Cards,
15e, Shouter.) Sales Company,
Dept, \1'W-300, 13eallsejour, Mani-
toba.
ONE 1uu\V111,0 BEAN 3111,1, W1'1'Ir
weigher end drive belt, also sever-
al parts for Came (11111. Harry \'nn-
roboys, RR. 6, 'I'hanusvllle,
PEDIGREED SPRINGER SPANI111,
Pups, foto' 111011011s 01.1. Good hunt-
ing prospects. Price reasonable,
\1'ondview Kennels, Registered. 1).
Dielt le, RR 2, London.
-- 6,000 PULLETS —
6000 Ready -to -Lay Pullets, also
several thousand 2 to 5 months old.
These pullets all raised on clean,
free range with plenty of space and
tender green feed, under the most
Ideal conditions. Send for Price
List end full particulars.
-- OIL BURNERS --
New pot type oll brooders, new pot
type range burners and heaters.
Prompt delivery or hook for Inter.
LAKEViI;W POULTRY FA11M.
WI:IN 11110S„ Exeter, Ontario.
"SI'I:I;DII:" I1II'1"1'It1C 5I0'I'lllt.
The guy motor that features high
speed, one cell operation, hon -slip
pulley, \vcight'd base, limited num-
ber at only $1.75., posh, fid, 'I'hou-
sand Island !'rafts, B0\ 91, ft•uel(-
vlIle, Ontario,
FOR SA1,11, Tl►I IIIS'r lIl'sINI':SS
on No. 11 Highway, 12 miles past
Huntsville, 42 aeITN of 10)3(1, accom-
modation fur 25 people, large mail
dwelling, len outer buildings, Ire
house with 12 ton of lee, chicken
coops will hold 2,000 c1tlrlu'ns, ev-
erything modern. eleet vie lights
throughout, full basement In main
dwelling, water pressure, outside
showers fur tourist, fries 511,00)),
Terms to right pat'ty. Place now
operating. dome up end see It, or
w•r!te to The Wagon wheel, Nevar,
Ont.
\111,11 tilt I: 1'051 ".11,1:, St.2:, 1'1:It
111,, post paid, rhnir.' rl;l tIIO :
Illaln't'
!WOW.' I„I' Sue al' !WI) il.
p:tcl':r 'e•, pit , , );,plait ali-
uahi, Ut
el rio, t
Cult ti :I,1;
11)17 %111111,1:s.%1.1-: 1•. 1'I'.Il.11l;l.'14,
,\lerchant, rt'01 stun'tetp,r, only,
I,Irrn.,' number for
our tree (('luteole d':i)nlugue,
Penn)' -up `Jetrh;tndise ('u., Balfour
iBldg., Montreal 18, Que.
F,l It115 1')))) S.1 LE
PAWL 05 1111,11 501;'1'11 EAM'T ate
\Yillltunsilul0 containing 100 acres,
largo stone house, Inrge frame
barns, mete! roofs ether building.,
equipped with Hydro. Apply Park-
er Luelte, 55'sllianleburg, Unt.
ON11 IIIINDIIIOD ACRES, MId311(1AI
cloy loam, 1lfteen acres, wooded,
balance grass. Immediate (108)40))-
x1051, 1?Iizabeia \vete, \1'Inghu)u,
()utnrio.
l'A1(01 250 A5.'itl:s, 230 '1')l LAHLIC,
solid brick house, good out build-
ings, good wells. School van to
Public and Continuation School,
Co-operative cheese factory In dle-
trlcL hydro available, 25 miles
south ot Ottawa. Apply N. Crowder,
tlounlaln, (nt.
CII01(114 1AIt51 CON'T'AINING 1011
acres located in the County of Ox-
ford 8 1-2 miles north of the Vlltage
of Drumho, farm all under cultiva-
tion and In good condltlon. The
buildings consist of a targe L she e
.steel bank burn with cement sta le
and steel ataunchtons, cement s Io
and hen house' with southern ex-
poeuro on second floor. Two storey
stone house In good state of repair.
Perm equipped with hydro. Early
poasession, For further particulars
apply,
The Canada Permanent 'frust Co.,
11'uodntock, Ontario.
IIAIRRDI015SSING:
LEARN IIA 5ltu13t,'.ss111 G '51110
Robertson method. Information on
request regarding classes, Robert-
son's Hairdressing Academy. 137
Avenue !fond, Toronto.
1)141,1' 1VAN'1'1:D
MAIVI'l:lt WI'1'11 GENERAL IEA-
perlence needed for Saw 51111, A
salaried Job with opportunity for
advancement. House provided,
Write )tux 617, IIespeler,
11011513'1'(► 115)11511 SALESMAN /COlt
paste soap, hand cleaner, household
cleansing and purifying products,
Write Licitly Products, Kitchener,
Un t.
11141)111:1 I,
11."S PROVEN—EVER 5U1e1'1:It-
or of Rheumatic Pains or Neuri-
tis should try Dixon's Remedy.
Slunro's Drug Store, 1135 1':Igiu, Ot-
tawa, Postpaid, $1.00.
RHEUMA'T'ISM
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of Rheumatism - Arthritis - Sciatica
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introductory trial offer is inex-
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priceless. 'Pale advantage ot thle
special trial offer at a saving to
you. Available now in Canada, One
0511)01' container for only $1.00 1f
you sutler Roto: ltheunu(tisnt-Arth•
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relief—".\nierican Rheumatic lain
Salve" Is what you need). l'rovo It
to Yourself as chemist's tests's have
proved. Write direct to American
Drug & Chemical Cu., 232313 Illoor
51., West, Toronto, Ontario, Can-
ada. Send 11100e order or postal
not. No C.O.D,'s or stamps please,
ATI S1'1' IOU ixSla,l'` — EVEltl'
suffe)'r of Rheumatic Pains or
Neuritis should try Dixon's 11en1-
rlly. Slu(ru's Drug Store, 335 MI -
gin, Ottawa. Postpaid 51.00.
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sells, exchanges musical metro.
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NUREMBERG TRIALS UNIQUE IN MAN'S HISTORY
Although some have criticized the Nuremberg war crimes trials as long-drawn-out and dull, the fact
remains that they were unique in the history of man. For the first time, war of aggression was legal-
istically described as a crime—a cringe against humanity. For the firat time the politicians and mill-
tariste who conspire and wage such a war, became liable to punishment for their crimes. The Alf
German officials at Nuremberg were given the kind of trial which, "They In the days of their pomp
and power, never gave to any man."
If you were to say of these men that they are not guilty, it would
be u true to say there has been no war, there are no slain, there
has been no crime.
•-•-•-•-•411-41-•
SPOTS OF SPORTS
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
•-•-•-•— ("A Six Bit Critic") •-.-•-+-.
Although practically all the
sports pages—occupied with their
baseball, hockey and such -like
trash—gave the matter the polite
brush-off, and hardly even men-
tioned it at all, a real sports trag-
edy recently took place in our vi-
cinity, And while to many of the
ignorant and unenlightened it
!night seem like a minor variety of
tragedy, a lot of us residents of
North York felt :t very keenly, and
are still going around hanging our
heads and hiding our faces for
shame, or souu•thiug,
* * *
It all calve about at the very
first meet, since the war, of the
North York 11ounds—one of the
oldest devoted to the royal and an-
cient sport of harrying the fox on
horseback in all this backward and
benighted land, For weeks before-
hand a lot of ardent sportsmen and
sportswomen had been polishing up
their brass buttons, oiling their
saddles and creaking joints, and
tuning their voices to exactly the
correct pitch for hollering "Yoicks",
"Tally -ho", "Come Seven" and all
tate other tints -honored cries essen-
tial to the proper conduct of the
chase,
*
At last, after untold w'cary toil
and effort, all was in readiness for
the great event. A nice course had
been laid out—one that would take
the field and hounds, although not
necessarily in that order, several
times past the thrilled and admiring
galley. (By the way, fox-hunting
galleries always seen) to get in on
the cuff, which should be a tip to
promoters that they may be over-
looking a bet.) The day was fine,
the sun was shilling, every last
Nimrod and Nintrodcss had been
finally derricked into the saddle,
and al! seemed for the best in the
best of all possible worlds ('That
last is a quote, son)
* * *
And then, just at that supreme
moment, Tragedy had to horn in
and deal himself a hand, Right
when the hounds, green, untutored
but eager, were all set to lay their
noses to the trail of the scent (creo-
sote), a real, live fox crashed into
the picture and led 1110111 astray,
Long and fast he icd them, seduc-
ing them for hours o'er hill an(i
dale, far from the prescribed course
and far from the sight of the ex-
pecting -to -be -thrilled and admiring
gallei'yites, tvho stood) there won-
dering just what had gone wrong,
and what it was all about,
* *
Of course everything was even-
-,tua1ly straightened away. The in-
terloping fox was either slaughter-
ed or remanded with a warning, we
never heard which. The hounds,
properly admonished, were led back
to the path of rectitude and creo-
sote. The horses and rulers gol
some nice, strenuous c\cr,:ise. And
the gallery hes worked ftp grand ap-
petites in our clear, matchless air.
4 * *
But that one of our own foxes,
(although, happy thought!, Maybe
he was a stray from feel or Mark-
ham) should be ignorant of the
fact that he and his kind require a
proper introduction and invitation
in order to he welcome at our fox -
hunts — that is the unthinkable
thing that has brought sorrow and
ignominy upon us once -proud resi-
dents of North York, Our Govern-
ment at Queens Park seems to
have plenty of money for educa-
tional projects of various kinds.
What about a School of Etiquette
fur backward and underprivileged
foxes, \1r, Drew:-
*
rew:* * *
After trying to keep awake over
several of the more recent Joe Lou-
is fights, the radia story of the
%ale -Graziano middleweight brawl
cants as a very welcome change
indeed, For that pair battled away
as though they'd never heard that
boxers aren't supposed to give
aura)' anything they might sell la-
ter, but tied into one another in a
manner that reminded us of Iry
Cobb's old one about the coroner's
jury down South.
* * *
This jury had heel, convened to
sit on a case in which a couple of
neighbors had been involved in a
fight. Among the exhibits produc-
ed during the evidence were such
bric-a-brac as a pair of six-shooters,
a set of brass knuckles, a shot -gun,
a brace of blackjacks, a butcher -
knife, a pitch -fork and several oth-
er minor items of a like nature.
* * *
Finally the jury retired to delib-
erate; and, after a lengthy wait,
filed) into the courtroom again.
"The considered verdict of this
here jury," drawled the foreman,
"is that it would of gave fo' dollars
to have saw the fight."
* * *
And when we start digging up
ancient ones like that, it's high time
to sigh off for another week.
Great Sportsman
Winston Churchill has always
manifested a bland disregard for
railway schedules and his habit of
catching a train by the skin of his
teeth las always been an anxiety
to his travelling companions.
A friend once chided the states-
man for his little weakness,
"Winston is such a sportsman,"
explained Mrs. Churchill: "he al-
ways gives the train a chance to get
away."
`Home, James'
Residents of Cleveland, Ohio.
who jump in a taxi and say to
the driver. "Bone, James," won't
be at all surprised when they go
buzzing straight up in the air.
They'll he using the new helicop-
ter taxi service recently approved
by examiners of the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board. No more red !gilts and
screeching brakes, just !tail a heli -
taxi and away you go!
S't'AMI's MUTT AND JEFF— SO WIIAT? JEFF AT LEAST STILL HAS HIS SHIRT
CANA1111.1N AND 1' (I It 11 1 (i N
stamps, mint and used, en approval.
We buy stamps. Claude Langlois,
I.\ Albert, \'ictorlaville, Que.
001,1,1:(:'T0It51 SEND $1.00 1011
selection fine approvals. Refunded
If not fully satisfied. No trash. A.
Bloom, 5317 Yew, Vancouver, Can-
ada.
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applicants sending 10 stamp. 3
Maltz; 3 ('osla idea; 10 India, ell
for quarter. \V, 1'y son, Box 393,
Guelph, Onlatl0.
'1'11.11'1'111;
1SOL1 - 1'0\ - 311NIC '1'It 51'1'I:It4
use the hest trapping' s)sleut end
gland scents money can buy. Write
for particular' to .1. 11, fisher, )los
4211, ('x14:103, .\ ;galla.
ISSUE 41-1946
DON'T WORRY JEFF/
A TONSIL OPERATION
IS ONLY A MINOR
OPERATIO
NOW, DON'T
You WORRY
ABOUT THE
OUTCOME!
BUT NOW f WELL, I'VE LOST -AND IF THERE'S NoW, iSTHERE
DO YOU MY LAST ELEVEN ANYTHING IN ANYTHING I
KNOVJ I'LL PATIENTS
COME
ALRIG ITS STRAIGNT,_0
+i /tv{•
THE LAW OF CAN DoFORYoU
AVERAGES,YOU BEFORE WE
SHOULD PULL START')
THROUGH FINE!
�(h'
•THERE
CERTAINLY `
IS, DOC—
The large and varied roll of
Hermann Goering was half mili-
tarist and half gangster.
Should Unions
Use Secret Ballot?
ltithat iti the basis 511 the wide-
spread feeling that 101501' unions are
undemocratic, and that 0 fair union
vote ctllttrtt he assured without
outside interference: It is that in
all too many instant c- union meet-
ings, have, in fact, I ran railroaded
by highly local utintn'itics. it is
that the voting prof'( .:fates In Some
unions do, in fact, lend themselves
to high-pressure tactic-, asserts the
Calgary Gerald.
The standing vote procedure can
be used by an unscrutntluus leader
somewhat like tits'.: "(Fur negotia-
tions with the m;ut:u;cment have
broken clown. The 0111.1 gray WC can
wits our rights is to fit(ht for then!
—to go on strike, :\nvr,'e who
won't strike is a sl.:1) and a traitu:
to the cause of 0tg 1:izcd labor.
How ntant' of you want to be scabs?
Stand up and let's have a look at
you." Can such a tote be reported
a fair expression of (pillion?
The solution to this problem lies
With Labor itself. It is to stake the
essentially democratic nature of
labor union.:em so obvious as to be
above question and above reproach.
In an overwhelmingly democratic
country such as Canada, that
should be the wish of all but the
smallest minority of organized la.
bor.
The most important thing for all
workers to insist on is a secret bal-
lot and an impartial count in all
votes on important union decisions.
This is the very essence of democ-
racy, and has been universally rec-
ognized in all democratic countries
for scores of years. The adoption
of the secret ballot by all unions
in Canada would be one effective
answer to the chargr that union
votes cannot be trusted).
60,000 In Britain
Que,le For Divorce
Iiun(iredls of solicitors in Britain
are undergoing special training so
that 40,000 Service divorce suits
can be dealt with in the next two
years. A hill staff of solicitors in
London and many. provincial cities
will preplan she cases n
they have finished thaseirsoothreeas
month's coaching in the Divorce
Division in London,
The queue for divorce. including
civilian applications, now total's.;.
60,000
EGGS RUED
ship direct to
Dominion Stores Ltd.
832 Old Weston Road,
Toronto
Reg'd. Grading Station No. 029
Highest Prevailing Market
Prices Paid.
Cases Returned Free
Careful Grading and Prompt
Remittance.
We pay a prerniunl for pout -
try farm strictly fresh large,
brown or white shell.
By BUD FISHER
-HELP ME ON
WITH MY
PANTS AND
COAT!
11l
t'AGE 4.
ar
FARMERS
THE STANDARD
Applications for PURSE veterans coming to Canada shot tly
for tvork en farms are to being accepted.
Have you placed an order for one of these turn:
They are all physically fit, single, young men, carefully
selected for farm work
by Canadian farm labour officials.
Some already speak English or ht curb.
Only a limited number are available.
If interested, send your applications immediately
to your nearest National Employment Office or
your Provincial Agricultural Services.
DOMINION LABOUR DEPARTMENT
HUMPHREY MITCHELL, A. MacNAMARA,
Minister of labour. Deputy NI ini•ter.
Y
DONNYBROOK
Anniversary services \will be held in
afternoon and 7,30 in the evening. The
cnl••t sneaker at both entire, gill be
Rev. Stanley llrentl,n. of 1•.thel. The
ch - U. g ill he ,t•sistcd by nirntbct s of
I�n.r� l nurd Church, Auburn. In the
afternoon a ti io compo -ell of \Ir•.
I'lal trer, \I r•. S, \l i (lint bc) and
\I r. \\ in, Craig and in the et ening
duct, ht the Misses lune and rutty
\(,test. .311 arc r rdiall) incited to
attend t'ic r erv:res.
Mi.. (list e kficrson, R.N., Super-
' visor of (truce County Ilospital tit
\\ alket ton -pent the week -end at her
hunt• herr.
(iralrint (•haniney of Taunton, pent
a tt builds): at hi, hun:e here.
\Ir. \ anon 1l;nuilton t,i 1Ie11,311
I 1
R. Chanute).
LONDESBORO
Mr. and \Irs. :\. Hick,hill dale,
\lichigan, \Ir. and\Ir•. ly belt (pe -
gut v. Mart Eel, Michigan, ,lien: Slime
dal with \Ir• and \Irs, I. II. Shub-
brook.
Mr. and \Irs. herb Oahe,. 1;ndcriclt
fowtts. ship, spent titans)' with \Ir. ;111,111
\It1icorge \Ir\'ittit,
NH -lune Manning; •pent the wrcl.- _
end t\ illi \I is, \I a ion MCI illegal.
\I r. and Mr-. 1:1.0,1\Iradll\vs, \\'inl.l
urs -pelt a \vtek ttith Mr, and Mr-•
l icnrge (i;trr, tt and \I r. and Mrs. I D.
( atter.
\I r. and Mr.. I. If. Shl Ibbrouh rt. -
turned home .01 \\•edncsday ..i last
week aft.,.rending three tvt'elts in
wa a Sunda) \i slur at t u' tonic 1t ()'11"";1;I110 Toronto.
Mrs. (oho Dented)• returned hoar ;
\I r. and \Ir 1. C. Robit,on were 1 to Toronto on Friday of last week a1-' -
\Ilistlln visitors '1111.1111-111' week-enll.! ter visiting her sister, Mrs. Clinic. -
Their datr:htcr. \Irs. herb, Dainty, ( tilctyal t. -
Mrs. Charles Stewart i, it present
seriously ill in Scott \lentlrial 11 '- ! -
pital, Sc;tfort11. -
Rr\, \l r. Patton of ltethel \till Ile -
cupy the pulpit here on Sunday and
and 1tvo sous, \who have been \'riling;
here returned vita them to their
h1 me in .\Ili•tou.
\Ir. and \I r.. Ted 'I'bont•1.on. and
children, and \Ir. and Mrs. hark Tit
of \Y.:ugh:uu, were Situ lay vi t' Rcv. \Ir. Tennent twill ilreach
; or; with their parent., Mr. and \Ir•. ni\l tsar) Scrvae• at Itethrl.
Norman Tlt nip•on. The Sacrament of the Lord': Supper =
v 31r. I.ynett of hclntorc visited tvitlt \las observed in the (.'niter( Church
daughter. \I r:. John 1lallaban.----------- ---
oral at Till-onburg of the forn'r'; ___I-'-'
brother-in-law, the late \\'alter Lynch Ion Sunday in obsrrv;utr of \1'orld
bury.\\'ole Communion Sunda)'.
1 iI
Wednesday, October 9, 19-14
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GENERAL
Q What are Canada Savings Bonds?
A Canada Savings Bonds are the sue-
-- •ceasor to Victory Bonds and War Sav-
ings Certificates, They are your coun-
try's promise to return your money to
you at any time and to pay you interest
at an attractive rate.
Q Why are Canada Savings Bonds
being offered?
A Because during the war, millions of
Canadians learned the savings habit by
buying Victory Bonds and War Savings
Certificates, A recent survey shows that
82% of then want to keep on saving
by a similar plan.
Q Is the Government selling Canada
Savings Bonds just to raise money?
A No. Borrowing needs of the Govern-
ment can be met by other types of loans.
The main purpose of the Canada Sav-
ings Bond is to provide Canadians with
a 'convenient way to continue this kind
of saving and investment in peacetime.
Q Is there any limit to the amount of
Canada Savings Bonds that one person
may hold?? If so, twit)(?
A Yes. There is a limit of $2,000 for
each individual, but each member of a
family may hold bonds up to the limit.
Q What is the price of Canada Savings
Bonds?
A' 100%. That is, a $100 bond costs
$100, If payment is not completed on or
%before November 15th, 1946, interest
will be added to the purchase price.
Q In. what denominations arc Canada
Savings Bonds available?
A $50, $100, $600 and $1,000.
8 out of X10
will'buy again....
Canada a14b9% Bonds
CASHING OF BONDS
Q Con I cash tn11 hood at anP1 lime
before November 1, 193a?
A Yes, any branch in Canada of any
chartered bank will cash your bond im-
mediately at full face value, plus inter-
est at 2an %, upon*your identification as
the registered holder.
Q Can Canada Savings Bonds be
assigned or transferred?
A They can be cashed, but not assigned
or transferred. This is necessary to pre-
vent any individual from acquiring
more than the authorized limit.
INTEREST COUPONS
Q it'luct interest is paid on Canaria
(Savings Bonds?
A 23,a S% --payable yearly on November
lst from 194 i to 195ti, by coupon cash -
able without charge nt tory branch in
Cannula ul any bai):;.
Q Arc interest coupons registered?
A N'I. They are payable to bearer.
REGISTRATION PROTECTION
Q Why is it necessary to register Can-
aria Savings Bolo's?
A Registration gives )rotection in case
your hon( is lo;,t, stolen or destroyed.
It is also the simple:A way to ensure that
individuals do not hold more titan the
$2,000 limit.
Q 1n ?chose name ran Canada Savings
Bonds he registered?
A They can be registered only in the
name of one individual, adult or minor,
up to the amount of the authoriz,:d limit.
Q Can Canada Savings Bonds regis-
tered in the name of a child be cashed?
A Yes, Banks are familiar with the
necessary regulations,
Q
Can Canaria Savings Bonds be Elis.
posed of when registered in the name of
a deceased person?
A Yes, any bank will supply the neces-
sary information.
Q Can 1 replace lay Canada Savings
Bonds, if they are lost, stolen or
destroyed?
A Yes, It is wise, however, to keep
Canada Savings ponds in a safe place,
as you would any other valuable docu.
atolls. In case of loss ti'oti should inun0'
dintely notify the Bunk of Canada,
Ottawa, of the circumstances,
HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO BUY
Q 11'herc can 1 buy Canada Savings
Bonds?
A At any branch of a bank or from
an authorized investment dealer, stock
broker, trust or loan company - or
through the payroll savings plan if this
is in operation at your place of employ-
ment.
Q Rota do 1 pall for Canada Savings
Bonds?
A In any of the following 3 ways:
1. By payment in full at time of
purchase.
2. By monthly instalments
through a bank, trust or loan
company.
8. By regular deductions from
pay, where employer's operate
the Payroll Savings Plan.
31r. Harry Cools and \Ir. and \Its.
l:obert .311 -pack, 'for ntll, .pent the
week -end with \1r-. \\'. 'I'antblyn and
\Ir:. (i. Cook and ,\1r•. \\'. 'f;nnblyn
went to Toronto \vitlt them for a week•
\Ir•. kingfor.l, Toronto, i, spending
a weel; with her twice, 31r -,•(i. (rook.
Cotigratulatinns t 1 \ir•. Margaret
Manning, who celebrated her birt�ida)
on Sunday,
\liss I'aiith Beacons spent the \teck-
end with her cater, \Irs. Neil, at
I�i1'kton.
\Ir. and \Irs. \\'. 1I. (.von, 'I'hurn-
1. ,11 I 1 .al 1
•.1.1:4.1B ...I.
I..aa2Yla.I .
1,11.. 1 1.x.1.1 1111.11 i 11 111111
dale, is visitit;t; the former'.• mother,
\I rs. I?, I.) ort Iii. v,
AUBURN
Cortgratulatillrt• hi hill Craig Jr., on
hi, >uct'1'•, ;tt the (illdetirb Collegi,ile
Si1,lrts ((at', when be licit tilt the Sen-
ior ('battii'il.n•hip.
11v. ;Ind \Irs. Ilarldd 1. .\Ilio 1
1 i del sell, \I r. Henry C. Itrect, l
l'olbrollh, N.II., ,teem a wee(, -cid re-
cently at 11,1 hone of \Ir. awl Mrs.
\I.
\1r. ;aid `Ile 31. .Olin •;1enl the
\1r, and Mrs, IIIc
with
\ arltlln Ili 1.ondlln.
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• Saturday Night Is (Movie Night In Blyth.
•
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Cornmunity
PRESENTS FOR YOUR MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT -
R.K.O. I'I'
" The Falcon in Hoflywood"Hollywood
STARRING 'T'OM CONWAY
• Musical Short Subject - Duke Ellington and his
Orchestra. Also R.K.O. Selected Short Subject
At the Blyth Memorial I-Iall - S.:,O PA.
Saturday,
clober i 21h
Adults, 35c; Children under 14 years 18c (Tax Included),
COMING, Sat., Oct. 19: "Joe Palooka Champ".
Also- "Under Arizona Skies."
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ttention!
POW R SPR YI
(laving purchased a complete power spraying unit, 1 ant now in a
position to execute efficiently and speedily, all types of power spray-
ing such as : Orchard Spraying, \\'red Control Warble Fly and White_
washing.
Agent for J. K. Cr ng and Co (chemical division)
for Rotenon (Warble Fly Control), l)I)T Animal
and Fly Spray, also effective in potato and turnip
spraying; 2-(1-D Weed Killer. Karnoleunl Disinfec-
tant for use in stable and poultry house.
Up-to-date Whitewashing Equipment.
Edward W. Elliott
BOX 293 CLINTON. PHONE Z3).
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Wednesday, October 9, 1 S)'lti THE STANDARD i PAGE 5
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GROCERIES, FRUITS, ANI)
VEGETABLES.
STE
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GENERAL SCORE. ,
WE DELIVER — PHONE 9
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PERSONAL INTEREST
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tall ill wit a1'liu.' h ,ut- \se',not\
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GROCEBES
Harry home's hlavcurin:;s, Gel:ttAne
Sandwich Spreads, Sweet Pickles,
Chicken \-laddie, Sardines, 'Teas, Cof-
fees, Toddy, Pest UM,
Mired '1'orllal7 Juices.
Custard Powders, Pudding Powders,
Pickling Spices and Jar Rubbers.
Canned Meats, Peas, Peas & Carrots,
BULK MINCE MEA'('
(Please Bring Container).
Pioneer Feed - Shur Gain Fecd,
Royal Put plc Calf Meal,
as
WE DELIVER—PHONE 39.
LI! BLYTI1-- ONT.
tie INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
41 Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident •
J..IL R. Elliott Gordon Elliott
i Office Phone 104. Residence Phone, 12 or 140
COURTESY AND SERVICE.
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iti ' AGENT FOR—
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1{ON Y '1'IIEATItE,
CLINTON. Tal"," NOW ('LAYING: "Frisco Sal",
S. ring SuRanna Foster.
Monday, I ues.lay, Wednesday
"TO•MORROW IS FOREVER"
\u I n„I!I .\ted, i t,I1 Ili ,,••1\ !leo
til •. t, :wont
n i noted,\ 1Utblr.
Claudette Colbert, Orscn Welles
and George Brent.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Dana Andrews, Richard Conte. and
George Tyne.
I'.. ..,I t ,'t the Salerno ilea ,"n
in \k hick the tt,lll,lnt (nen of the
\Aute11 ) x:11:11• II'\1-ioit slid: a I,Lo
s'.Itli lane n;ui ,u',
"A WALK IN TILE SUN"
CAPITAL THEATRE
EA'I'RE
GODERICH. _
NOW PLAYING: Jack Haley in:
"SING YOUR WAY HOME''
REGENT `,1i1EATRE
SEAF(,li rr .
r.U1Y I'1.AY1N'; 3,canua Foster
Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck Cornel Wi;dc, Anita Louise and
and Leo G. Carroll. Jill hsmr:nd
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1.1: t•ll', of the IL;1,1.!, -t lull
01 ;I -r
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Thur:,da., I rids',, Saturday
Thurs,!ay, F, ;day, Satul ci,y 1 i ;rad B: r!iin i*, Gr1 gri y Pock
and Leo Carroll.
Randc1;.h Scott, Ann Richards
and Ge.rgc Hayes
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"BADMAN'S •I'ERRI'I'ORY”
COMING: Ingrid Bergman int 1 COMING: "Teo Young To Know"
"SPELLBOUND'' _and ' She Wrote The Book• _
Matinees Sat. & Holidays at 2.30 p.m. Mat., Wcd, Sat•, Holidays 2.30 pm
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COALING: Claud,'tte Colbert in:-
"WI'i'HOU'!' RESERVA'IIONS "
M;Iticcrc Sat & Hu!'c'nys at ','Iii l .tn.
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® i ,,..Y t ;; ATTENTION! ' WINGHAM—ONTARIO.
:t:
I " i. : Two Shows Silt. Night
'I -.WE HAVE ON HAND— : ; Sh,n\ •1;1e1, ret uL,rl} ,It I'.\I'
j1:: MASSEY-HARRIS REPAIRS. :; `itnlllac at I5 I'.\I.
:t: DRILL 'PUBES. >'(•l;ult'1 , in lin:, \', i'I 11 n, 11 11 hl I"a
t, 41
i' PUMP FITTINGS and TAPS• :_. ;;
;le..Thurs., Fri., Sat,, Octc, x:r 10.11-12
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BY USING
MARVELUBE GREASE NO. 88
IT'S SHOCK PROOF—
REQUIRES LESS GREASING
1'I-IONE, BLY'I'11 G8.
LES. NAFTEV
ovanotolostveitat
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Buy Your
anada SaviDgs
(s
onds
At The Blyth Branch!
It's convenient to telly Canada Savings Bonds at
your local branch of The Canadian Bank of Com-
merce.
Buy CANADA SAVINGS BONDS—Your Best
Investment—for rash ---on a monthly savings plan
---or on other suitable terms.
Cashahle at full value (plus accrued interest) at
any time.
1)CIlonlinations: $50, $101), $500, $1,000.
The CANADIAN BANK of COMMERCE
The Bank will make delivery of all Bonds on 15th
October or as soon thereafter as full payment for
them is made.
N. W. KYLE, Manager.
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THIS CAN BE YOURS
CANADA SAVINGS4
1
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BLYTH---
tMR. GORDON AUGUSTINE, Blyth—Phcne 127 Blyth.
1
Intt'ri)t 2.1
Percent. Pas able .\nnually.
NDS
11 ,11,1 !raw be rcdeenn•d ,It Par at any time.
It.nids in denomination t i ;;511—:Illi)--;1;11:1—y 111110
PRICE $100
Fur Full Particulars and Application Forms
See Your Local Ret:resentatire
II U LLE'V11 'I'O•sVNSI III.' ---
MR. JACK ARMSTRONG, Lonticsboro—'Phone 25r33 Blyth.
MR. W: R..IEW1'PT, tut. 2, Locticshcro—Phone 850x4 Scaforth.
MR. W. J. DALE, R.R. 1, Clinton—'1'Itonc 811121, Scalorth.
EAST WAWANOSII---
MR. JOHN S. SCOTT, R.R. 1, Belgravc--Phone 623r2, Wingham.
MR. FRANK '1'HOMI'SON, 11.11. 5, Wingham—Phone 629r3,
Wingham.
O. F. CAIIIX & SUN
WEST STREET
pal
GODERICII
She has found -ss et r1•1 at itt t.
lit l• int•taltd,
14:wer I rnn"111:crcl1
I;ntrt ;utt
KEEP THIS DATE OPEN
The 1 )avie, 1 Iliei t (.,1111;.;013' nl
I.1 ulll u, Ont:u'in, t+ill present a nuts;
r;lt pII, .rant in the l•nitell l'hntrlh nn
\lends\, October 2111, nn,ler ti au, -
pares of the \V *hen's \lir-ion;u•)•
Sl rirt\ of the (1111x1.11. ISI t'I'')
,tette optit, and i :itch for fnrthtr an-
nouncement.
TEA AND BAZAAR
The \ik-ion Pawl of thy foiled
Church\will hold a Itaimir awl Tea on
Saturday, Oitetu• loth. !rather
particular, Eater, IIt1-I.
THANKSGIVING ROOSTERS
\Vt. tease ;:valaIle f r hitattl„git-
insl, 11)1) \\ell -Mini hell I",.'I h ti -t
\1," ill l.rgll,n•n x 1'\l --ex yr;lr-old
hen,. 1;13 int; goo 1. 11'1-I•
FOR SALE
75 h'll t1111!et:,, 51_ '11,111111, 11111.
.\1ply, ('filbert Net!Irr\', 1,!11 ne lo 8,
1t13 t;l. Ito -111,
FOR SALE
3 I hu•tant ,tier;, at itt 01111 lbs, ;
also a quantity of Green \Ionntain po-
tatoes, Apply, Torrance 1)unda•,
2, Itlylll, phone 1,1-15, WW1. I16-1,
FOR SALE
100 -acre ',tent. \1.41,1\ 1" \Bred
\Iachan,ph.ln,' I85 Ittyt'i u 1 ,l
t.,
y •i• PHONE 92, BLYTH
• Ginger Rogers - Pierre
"HEARTBEAT"
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Poultry
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23
at I p.m.
\t the Farm of 'late sola, It1t!t,
adjoining the \'illttll;r elf Iii yen.
Durham hull, 3 year, (1,1; :11 I hn'-
h;a and ilereford cows, due from 1) -
4 tl,Iet to \larch ; II) '-year-old I)ttrttsuit
k and Hereford , r,; .!II heifer,. ri-ing
4 3 years old ; 25 ;Pring calves: 5 sows
(York) \lith litter,; 7 pigs (ISP lbs.);
4 1\II yr;u•-oltl tern,; 75 punct\' (5
nr nth, o1111.
TERMS CASH
'1'111.111;I, Ittltt, I'I•oprietot'.
Harold I;I,•h,on, .\urtioncer,
i':. P. Chesney, Clerk.
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New Samples Are in
WE ARE PLEASED TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT OUR
NEW SAMPLES QF
SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS
IIAVE ARRIVED.
Your Choice in a Full Range of
Beautiful Designs
In a Wide Variety of Prices,
MODERN WAY OF.R•EMOVING
WALLPAPER.
PAINTS AND ENAMELS
OF FIRST QUALITY.
• • •
F. C. PREST
POOL ROOM.
' :' S1i()Klal{'S SUNDRIES
:;
Cigarettes, 1'of),
::11*. and Otht S11ndrieti. :
:• :`') ,,,Open tdl (layItl)ci C\',. :11)1;?;.;;
Aunt°\\\ •• 1,,, • • .' • 4
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,i \I;,t: S;('lull;l\_:Iti:ritl,H at ' (I, ...
,) • •Mon., Tues., Wed., October 14.15.16'.
,; "THREE STRAIJGERS"
,i ▪ '. Sydney Grecnstrccl and :j.
tR• y Geraldine Fitzgerald. •t
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a_. .v l .f )r , ..1, ,. I )ate ;11 .111e S:;iii li I1 01 (ice,
I ;,II b, r,tt;i;',t I' .-11,' '(11, Clinton.
st '.'1':'(' tooth i ate 11\1111 sat si.teti 11
1('f t;sur:,•:, cid.
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Real Estate Agencyl, 1 LICENSED AUCTIONEER•
I31,1T'fI I. t ; ;:ori i,,li; iim in I \hitt ;III I 11111,, (told
1.1',44 ;.111-facti,tl Ilt:;11;1ntrr,1 telt Alt
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iia 1.lr 1, ,il 1t1111 1 1.1• \\ i Ate I.N. N. •1, ( liiiton.
It property li-icll for sale: 1 511-ltlp.
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' lit) ;i1•re', 10th ('„nix„ion 1tiittrtt s .I II tlILI•
+ torn,tip; clay leant; 11) acre- ; 4 s
i
Ii it i food hush ; 1':: ,torev brut, Inconie 'I'iix Returns,,
II\\ Aliog ; frame barn 28.01i - 31)...:
I5', cement ‘tahlin',, \\at:r in ,table. 4
110(►lil(ec )int;
1(11) acre,, (1•nce••inn 8, dirt,
Township; frame d\sellitty; 18.x.2),. -
Ih'xIti'; frame bath ,3o'x5.2'; second
barn ,111'x511', ss 'tit I•;,tin 3,1'xlt)': 4'
cent..tit stabling \silt water in
`tat!es : quarter -acre orchard. s
i le awl 1 storey trio!: veneer
d we'littn on 1)in,ley Street, Myth.
tilt lin;trtrr-acre of land: also •
lire of Land with frolic stable 2.I'x { •
42'. \\' II -.ell ,cparate13, or the4
entire It fling. 4
Ihisiness block on t,?neett Street,
It131t. \\ill sell ,utjel't to lease.
I:1)3NAI:i) W. I;L1410'11'
I. l c, '1111 111:tiled I t 1, r I Int oil
(uturn) d f:onl service \kith t'
it \•.I! (;)ll;t•!i. 11 :sir lanae\ , awl n•111 bt:
ll;lll:lia}, 1'1, fin ltrr ncvttpati' 11.
(, , , c) , 11 'r 11 , tlronl;lt ly an-\wt•re,t
l unl ,? ;ire :a ua• it's can hr nlad
ELLIOTT
Phone 37.26, LOiIDESBORO
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ILES
are generally
caused from a
(blood) conger.
tine.
I ry Bunker's Herbal Pills to treat
the ran”' at it: sourer. Money hark
ti the tint bottle dor, not sali,ty. ,\t ,
Wm; Store. (I1 -19-p, 1
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Just Received
A shintnent of sleigh shoe-
ing and Other Steel.
Farmers. brink; )our ,lcighs in for t•e-
p;lir, bl'fore yon need them,
Also have a few sets of 1(i-
(iOO rims for putting
rubber on wagons.
.i. H. PI-IILLIPS
(ll '. B1ACKSMITH
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Ontario Royal Commission on Forestry
PUBLIC HEARINGS
NOTICF. IS 111':11'.It\ ( MI\'FN, in confirmation of the .\chance
Notice and 'tentative Schedule \suet appeared in the press itt the
carp' part ri September, that I'liblic 1Irarin s 11) the Ontario Royal
Commission on I orc•try (till br ltlld ;It the t, \Irving times and !,laic,:
Sault Sts. \laric
('ort .\rtliur
l\taunts
Dort Frances
(iertldton
tondo\
Corin ane
Nnrtll Itay
1'enlhrnhc
Ottima
Toronto
Oct. 8- r)
NIn• 1- 2
Ntv, 5- 1,
N t v, it- ')
Nov. 12-13
Nov. 15-1')
Now. 25-20
Nov, 28-21
Dec, ?- 3
1)', 5_t4
1)cc. 0 -1U -I1
(•I that il.lti-
Courthouse
Courthouse
Courthouse
Ukranian hall
County Council
Chamber
High School
Assembly Hall
Courthouse
Toss n Ilall
CI ur 11 use
l'niwcr-ity of
relit, Senate
Chamber
a.m.
I'tc Connni-,ion tta• apps int; 1 t 1 roves:i;;ate and rt•port upon the
forest resource, 1 f Onhum eo and their conserwatit It, nlattaeettiettt and
beneficial ntilietltion for all lmlptoses, inrindittt their relation to other
ba -ie in,Itlstrie-, particularly farining, anal their rilat'on to recrea;il,n,
s.il tnn•et•watiou, and Mater\,: \, and haler !,` tvl'r.
Snl4atl•.il1n, are it'\itedt:: i t i t' '': it 1'r nr1; nlirttinn; \t ho slat'
u1,h to \\resent rides ant n:atl r'.al at ;tn\ of :hr at'er heating:. Sucl1
evidence (ICIbe pre t'n1 x11 nl';Illy, 111. }!Il' (1'11 111!'• initl'r \vl`Ililt prl'tel
t;\luta Iti 111e 111111 of t\riltetl brief,. 11 i- dt'.irable blit not esseitti,tl
that )ail\ briefs bet rttai(led to the Secretary for •tnity twill itt ad-
vance of the hearing at \tbich they are to be tre,rntcd.
It i; rt'Itlleaell that per):'.11< or t'I••I:ini7:tie 1i• tt1,titit'; to lire:flit
oral rwil!I•nce at at,t t.f the ai,n\c hcaricb•, „bntit their name: t11 the
Secretary, Dttt;uio Koval \'omni:si 11, on Dore:tr%, \,l'nini,trati,'n
L'nilllintt, I.onl
Branch Sul:til Arm; Hatt, Toronto 1d, Untatio, prior
to ;ucll hearing.
\V. II. I Il•:\VSON,
Secretary.
3
Financial Statements
for ,
Farmers,
Business Men, ,
Professional' :Wien,
Garage Operators,
and others: '
Arthur Fraser -
Telephone: Exeter '17.
P.O. Box No• 118
4 Temporary Office at the house
of the late Dr. H. K. tlyndman,
Thanksgiving Day ? ^luron `eel, %: 11111.1•
Monday, October 1.1iii -
/ SPECIALFrank'sBakery
1,0`W RAIL FARES
Between all points in Canada and to all PI -HONE 3S, BLYTII, ONT.
United States border points.
Fare and One -Quarter
FOR THE ROUND TRIP
GO: any time front 12 noon Friday,
Oct. 111h, until 2 p.m., Monday, Oct. 14
RETURN: leave dcstinatitn not later
than midnight, Tuesday, Oct, 156.
MINIMUM SPECIAL FARE
Adults or Children . • . 25c
Pull particulars from any agent
GOODISON FEED
MIXER
590 LB. CAPACITY
AVAILABLE JULY 1ST.
WE HAVE ON HAND
2 8 -FOOT OLIVER TANDEM
DISKS IN STOCK.
Colne in and try our fresh home;
made 131 call, Chcsley Rolls, Dough -
Nuts, Scones and Bran \Muffins, But.
to Tarts, Cookies, Date Loaves, as
well as our Delicious ;\laplc, Chocolate
and Orange Calces.
THE 11'IeKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE - SEAFORTH, ONT,
Officers
President, F. McGregor, Clinton;
Vice President. C. W. Leonhardt, Brod-
hagen; Secretary-Treasurer and Man -
ago', M . A. Reid, Seaforth,
Directors
W. R. Archibald, Seaforth, Frank
McGregor, Clinton ; Alex. Broadfoot.
Seaforth ; Chris. Leonhardt, Born-
holm; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; John
1.. 'Malone, Seaforth;
Complete Line of Oliver Farm Itlwih ; Hugh Alexander, \\';tltou ;
Equipment. ` George Leitch, Clinton.
Limited number of Manure Loaders ` - Agents
to fit Row -Crop Tractors. 3 1111 1'•. Pcllpir, lhuceFeld: V. F.
\Iclerchcr, Dublin; 1. F. ['flirter,
Complete Fleury-Bissel Line, in- Itrodhagcn ; George A. \\'alt, lMivtll,
eluding the fatuous Fleury Plows. ; Parties desirous to effect insurance
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ORANGE PEKOE
TREASURE
OF THE SEA
By George E. Walsh
sYNOPsIs
CIIAI"1'Is`It ''Ili Dick tells the girl
his story and she In turn gives him
an account of himself, her father
and the ship. Iter name, she reveals
la hose Bedford. The crew deserted
In a storm and she and her father
were Iet't alone on board.
For three days and nights the
schooner had been buffeted about
by waves and wind, a plaything of
the sea, drifting without guidance
or direction. The chance of bring•
ing order out of chaos seemed an
insurmountable task for a woman,
and almost in despair Rose was
about ready to yield to the inevi-
table when the lugger appeared.
But her fighting spirit. in spite
of its low ebb, had not entirely do
sorted her. The Iugger's crew and
suspicious character had awaken-
ed a worse fear in her mind, A
fate more to be dreaded than drift-
ing helplessly around on a derelict
aroused her. lm desperation sill
determined to defend the schooner
against the Caribs, selling her own
life as dearly as possible.
Dick Jordan's appearance as an
ally immediately stiffened her
courage. They discussed the situ-
ation calmly and practically on
deck after a refreshing cup of cof
fee in the cabin with Captain Bed•
ford. "We have plenty of arms
aboard,•' she told Dick. "Father al-
ways carried a regular arsenal,"
"'Three of us, then, well armed,"
he replied. "can put up a pretty'
stiff fight."
"Two," she said, shaking her
head. "We must leave father out
of it I don't dare trust him with
a weapon. He might turn it upon
us in one of his tt•ild moods."
* * *
Dick nodded, recalling th,:
friendly overturds the captain had
made to the boarding party
against his daughter's wishes.
"Wouldn't it be safer to confine
hint to the cabin?" he asked after
a pause. "He would be safe there,
and out of the way."
I thought of that," she
aoddcd. "We could lock hitn it
there. If things got desperate we
would retreat to the cabin That
would be our final stand. I'd like
father with me then."
"That's the only thing to do.
Where is he now?"
"Dozing below. He always
sleeps after taking a glass, I'll go
down now, and lock him in while
he's asicep."
Dick paced' the deck restlessly
while she was gone. The lugger
.had dropped anchor at a safe df.t•
tance from the schooner. Every
thing was quiet aboard her, with
no evidence that another plan of
attack was brewing.
"Tucu will wait until it's dark,"
he mused. "Then under cover of
night he'll attack from several
quarters. That's his plan."
* * *
When Rose appeared again ht
bold her his belief, and she agreed
i'Ith him.
"You haven't such a thing as a
)searchlight aboard. I suppose?" he
Iueried.
"No," she smiled. "schooners
are n:,t usually equipped with such
modern improvements."
"'Veil." glancing up at the sky,
"it's going to be moonlight until
one or two o'clock. After that it
will be black as ink. Until then i
think we're safe."
"Then we'd better take turns
resting." she replied practically,
"I'll take the first watch,"
Tht.it long vigil began the nto•
ment the sun set and the shadows
of night began creeping across the
ocean. 'Twilight was succeeded by
intense darkness. which brought
them to alert watchfulness. This
lasted for half an hour until the
moon came up and dispelled the
gloom. It cast a broad path of
white light that revealed every ob-
ject almost as clearly as in the day
time. The lugger lay directly in
this broad streak of light, enabling
them to see all that took place
aboaro, It was better than a
search -light.
' If it would only last until morn-
ing,' Dick remarked, "we would
not have much fear in the way of
a surprise."
The night worc on without any-
thing happening. Their talk vat
running into personal matters
when a cloud drifted across the face
of the moon, and temporarily day •
kened the sea. They started up
with a jump. as if it were a sign
of trouble. Dick laughed after the
first shock.
"I thought the moon had gone."
he said. "It's only midnight, and
we have it with us a couple of
(tours yet."
"I'm afraid not," she replied.
"Look at those clouds. A cloudy
night is almost as dark as a moot•
less one."
"Storni clouds, aren't they?"
She nodded and looked worried.
"Another storm now, she mur•
inured, "would about finish us."
* * *
The fear of another storm, how-
ever, was secondary to the danger
threatening thein from the lugger.
"We mustn't keep together.'
Rose whispered finally, "We mutt
divide the watch. I'll take the stern
and you the bow. We can meet o'i
our rounds and report."
It was the only sensible thing to
do, but Dick hated to be seperated
front her in the darkness. Besides
missing her companionship. he
was afraid something might hap•
pen to her when he wasn't present
to lend his assistance. Suppose
the Caribs chose the stern for the
attack and overwhelmed her be.
fore he knew of her danger)
He made his circuit of the for-
ward deck a little hastily and reek•
lusty and found himself at the
meeting place long before she had
co:npleted her round. When he
saw her finally emerge from the
gloom, he drew a sigh of relief.
"All well?" he asked.
She nodded, and after a few m3•
menta of pause she turned to re-
new her beat.
(To be continued)
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London's recent wave of squatter -trouble has spread to Canada
where the newly -formed Veterans' Housing League seized several
government buildings in Ottawa and installed homeless families.
League leader is Franklyn E. Hanratty, former RCAF officer with
46 raids over Germany and Italy to his credit. Above, Hanratty
is shown being arrested by a Mounty after he threw lumber around
in seized building to make room for another squatter family.
Oh, mother, what winning ways
this pretty and precious outfit has!
One yard makes the jacket plus
the jumper for a tiny tyke sized 2.
Cut blouse in ONE piece . .
wonderful!
Pattern 4647 sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
8, 10. Size 2, juniper and jacket, 1
yd, 39 -in.; blouse, ) yd. 35 -in.
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ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.
Your children will be smitten
with these mittens; And, Mother,
you knit thein on two needles In a
straight piece . . . that's so easy!
Use gay -colored bits of left-
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ISSUE 41—.1946
How Can 1?
By Anne Ashley
Q. Ilow can I mend a leak in the
umbrella?
A. First cut a piece of mending
tissue a little larger than the hole.
Then cut a piece of silk or cambric
a little larger than the piece of
tissue. Place tissue over the hole on
under side of cover. Then place
the silk or cambric over the tissue,
tucking the edge under the tissue.
Place a wet cloth over all and press
with a hot iron.
Q. I Tow can I make a good silver
polish?
A. Mix equal parts of whiting,
ammonia, and alcohol. Apply with
a flannel, allow it to dry, and then
polish with tissue paper.
Q. Ifow can I wash oil paint-
ings?
A. Wash them with warts milk
and water, Rub very gently. Then
dry them without rinsing,
Q. I-Iow can I make boys' pants
wear longer?
A. When making pants for the
boys, try cutting the back of the
pants double. When a hole appears,
turn in the worn edges and hent
down to the under goods. The two
pieces will be faded alike.
Q, How can I keep pies from be-
coming too juicy?
A. Roll a soda cracker up into
fine pieces and sprinkle it on the
lower crust before filling with the
fruit.
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Paul's Conversion to Christ
Acts 26: 9-18; 1 Cor. 15: 8-10.
Golden 'Text. — Faithful is the
sad ing, and worthy of all accepta-
tion, that Christ Jesus carne into
the tworld to save sinners. -1 Timo-
thy I: 15.
Saul, the Persecutor
A new heart marked the con-
version of Saul, the Pharisee. Per-
secuting every Christian he could
reach, Saul "made havoc of the
church" in Jerusalem. He desired
and undertook utterly to uproot
and destroy Christianity.
Hearing of the vigorous church
at Damascus Saul secured from the
high priest at Jerusalem authority
to go to Damascus and arrest the
Christians In that city and bring
them to Jerusalem for trial,
The Lord allowed Saul to go far
in his mad career, but at the prop-
er time He put forth His hand and
saved the little flock at Damascus.
Saul, the Penitent
The "light out of heaven" that
suddenly shone around Saul was
the light of Christ's resurrection
glory. It was about noon, but the
glory of the light that surrounded
our risen Lord was above the
brightness of the sun.
What a moment of awful and
ovcrtvhelntingc shame it trust have
been in Saul's life when it fully
The Bookshelf ..
In The First Watch
By William McFee
William McFec here tells of his
life in British tramp steamers as
third, second and chief enginter
until he left England for the United
States and a different way of life.
McFce was a marine engineer by
profession and choice. The sea was
his life, It -"as what he wanted to
do. In his watch below he had time
to read, think and to write.
There were happy ships and
hard cases, \Ve hear of days and
nights ashore, of skippers and
chiefs, of friendships made and lost,
of storms and quiet harbors, of the
endless problems of coal, of break-
downs and leaky boilers, There is
the story of the trate and the
downy- faced young sailor, with Its
amazing denouement; of the first
assistant Brown; of the girl in
Rouen; of the lady journalist in
Fleet Street; of Mite. Valerie's
dressmaking establishment in
Princes Park, Liverpool, and what
happened there when the ship came
back after a forteen-months' voy-
age.
In The First Watch . . . By
William McFce . . . Random
House . Price $3.76.
Eggs For U.K.
Australia this year will ship to
Britain alone nearly one million
dozen eggs in shell, four times the
quantity of last year. In addition,
she will export large cargoes of
egg pulp and still retain sufficient
supplies for the local market.
broke upon hint that the glorious
One tvlto stood before hits was in-
deed Jesus, wltotn he had so bit-
terly hated and so relentlessly per-
secuted. Iiiti with the vision carne
the great desire ---"Lord, what wilt
thou have me to do?" \Vitlt that
question Saul's groat dedication to
the proclamation of the Gospel of
the risen lord began.
Paul, the Apostle
A new life marked the consccra-
tio of Paul the apostle. Paul had
a deep sense of his own unworthi-
ness before God and of God's won-
drous grace toward him. IIe never
forgot that he had persecuted the
Church of God, but was ever grate-
ful for the privilege of recognizing
Jesus as his Saviour and Lord.
Paul, the once bitter enemy of
Christians, was so changed in
character and conduct that he rose
to a position of first importance in
apostolic piety and power.
The Grace of God bestowed up-
on hint was not in vain but stimu-
lating and effectual, 13y grace alone
he surpassed in amount and quality
of work accomplished all others
who had seen and served the liv-
ing Christ. Thus abundant labor
was wrought through abundant
grace,
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CHRONICLES e
GINGER FIRM
13y Gwendoline P. Clarke
I.ast week, 3 oil rcuu'mhc'r, I ad-
mitted how mart 1 got nl the high
price of so many Ihings rvc II,rv'_ to
buy. Now I suppose that forting
will be pretty general because of
the big jump in the price of milk,
It is a big jump and will undoubt-
edly bit many families like a hard
blow. Hut then it was bound to
come, As long as the government
continued the milk subsidy the
price paid to farmers was all right,
but removal of the subsidy brought
the price of milk to a below cost
basis, so something just had to be
done. But don't let anyone get the
Idea That farmers are getting six-
teen cents a quart for their milk or
anything like it. If we were we
would be rolling in wealth. No, be-
tween the price paid to the farmer
and the price paid by the consrnner
there is a wide spread which is us-
ed up in cost of distribution and
so on, including the profits paid to
the shareholders of big dairies,
However it is all too complicated
for this column. The only thing I
can suggest fs for those who have
the facilities to try keeping a cow
In their backyard. But then the
$100 or $150 you would have to
pay for a cow would buy milk for
a gond many months even at six-
teen cents d quart! And of course
the cow m'ght blow up and die.
Cows have a way of doing that.
They can get indigestion quicker
than anything I ever knew. After
all one stomach is hard enough to
keep In order at times — so just
think of the poor cow with three!
• • •
Well, here we are back to stand-
ard time again. For over a week I
have been thinking how nice it was
going to he to have that extra
hour in bed for just one Sunday
morning. But. habit was too strong.
'Are all woke up—and got up —
only a little later than usual. The
cows of course recognized no other
time than that governed by the ris-
ing sun and wet e waiting at the
barn as usual; the chickens were
clambering at lie chicken pen
doors to get out in the open; Mit-
chic was mewing plaintively at the
kitchen window and so the day be-
gan. Now it is four o'clock and all
the livestock are looking for their
supper. 10 an hour ov two it will
he dark and after dark we won't
know the difference between fast
time and standard. And thus will
end another day,
Surely the weatherman must
have been in league with the pow-
ers that were responsible for Day-
light Saving Time, At any rate the
end of summer weather coincided
with the termination of summmer-
time. Yesterday the sure was ter-
rific—eighty degrees in the shade,
Today it is cold, wet and windy.
We knew all about the heat yes-
terday because that was the day of
our local fair, i was so sorry for
the livestock, particularly the race
horses. The cattle didn't seem to
niind it so mush except for one
poor Flossie who decided to give
birth to a calf right on the fair
grounds. One naturally wonders
wily her owner was showing her at
such a time, 'faking quite a chance
one would think,
* * $
As we struggled through the
crowds in the main hall Partner
and 1 wondered whether exhibits
would ever make a conte -back.
Nowadays there is so little baking,
not very much fruit or dressed
poultry and a limited display of
fancywork. As far as the latter is
concerned that is no more than
can be expected since war work for
several years has taken the place
of fancywork and women have not
yet got back to their stride.
There was a display of antiques
which was very interesting with
two ladies dressed as Grandma us-
ed to dress in the heyday of her
youth, There was also a beautiful
hand - embroidered Christening
robe. We wondered how such fine
embroidery was ever done in the
days of candles and coaloil lamps,
1 also wondered what brand of
soap chips were used to keep the
gown so snowy white!
As usual there were wonderful
exhibits by the various branches of
the Women's Institute, Where
would the Fairs be without the
Women's Institute to back them
up? 1 wonder
There was r. grand display of
aluminum kitchen ware. And that
reminds me: A couple who were
married quite recently received
some lovely wedding presents and
among them were SIX pressure
cookers!
Radar Indispensable
The United States Navy said
that a weather reconnaisance cruise
In Arctic waters has demonstrated
the indispensability of radar to
Arctic mariners m dodutim ice-
bergs. The navy said it was not
uncommon for as many as 30 "tar-
gets" to show up on the radar
screen.
RADIOACTIVE ANIMALS TO PROVIDE VITAL MEDICAL DATA
Vital information on diagnosis and early treatment of radiation
sickness is expected to be obtained from a cargo of 2500 goats, pigs
and rats, recently landed from the USS Burleson at Washington
Navy Yard. The animals, survivors of the 5000 used in the Bikini
Atoll atom bomb tests, will be studied by scientists at the Naval
Medical Research Center, Bethesda, Md., for possible effects of
radioactivity on humans. Some, of the animals developed an
anemic condition after being e::posed to the bomb's rays and were
given blood transfuslone to keep up their blood count, like "Goat
No, 23," pictured above.
Exposure to radioactive rays is thought to produce sterility, but
the rat pictured above apparently escaped this fate. She is shown
with her two -day-old litter of young ones.
I U. S. Naval Air Unit
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Record Non -Stop Flight
The Truculent Turtle, United
States navy patrol bomber, landed
at Port Columbus, Ohio, complet-
ing a record-breaking non-stop
flight of 11,237 miles from Perth,
Australia. The unofficial elapsed
time was 55 hours and 18 minutes.
POP—In Rare Spirits
Australia's Government Returned
Australia's Labor government
won approval of its wartime record
and postwar policy of social secur-
ity in the general elections last
week and will enter the 18th parlia-
ment with probably a alight reduc-
tion iu strength,
Angora goat, victim of radioactivity, le hoisted from the Burleson's
hold,
Glass Produced
Without Soda Ash
Necessity Is Indeed Mother of
Invention, Comments the
Financial Post
Writing of his early manhood as
a Mississippi river pilot, Mark
Twain relates his experience with
the closed shop.
River boat pilots formed a union,
which became so strong and well
disciplined that pilot fees reached
fabulous heights. The union be-
came the real dictator of river
traffic.
Finally the union seemed to have
all its battles won, to have the
situation completely in hand. A cer-
tain and rich livelihood with, uto-
pian working conditions seemed fi-
nally assured for all members.
Then the blow fell, Railroads
lured away passenger traffic. To
beat excessive pilot costs and to
meet growing competition, single
tugs towing a dozen great barges
were introduced and, says Mark
']'wain "behold, in the twinkling of
an eye, as it were, the (pilots') as-
sociation and the noble science of
piloting were things of the dead
and pathetic past."
There is net obvious link be-
tween that record of the past and
hast week's report that a Cana-
dian firm has bit upon a way to
produce window glass without soda
ash,
Strikes have choked off the soda
ash supply completely, Necessity
is indeed the mother of invention,
hence the new process.
1'Ve wonder if people who call
strikes and Werke unrealistic wage
and other demands ever think what
they may he doing to abolish or
to speed the disappearance of their
jobs. They remind us of a boxer
with a lightning left uppercut. He
let go for "the kill" and knocked
himself ort—cold.
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PARTING 15 SUCH
SAD SWEET
5ORROW—
Request Courteous
"I suppose you know the classic
example of British shyness?—the
two Englishmen who were the
only survivor. of a wreck, After
swimming around for some time,
one of them swam to the other and
said, "Excuse me speaking to you
without being introduced — but
could you please direct me to
Southampton?"
Costly Project
'file Iola! cost of the atomic hro-
jerl to Anicrirr was about $2,-
000,000,000; another industrial na•
lino should he able to duplicate the
[(stilt fur $500,(10U,000 or less be-
eate,e thry ran avoid cnslly expert -
mewing,
For coughs,
colds,
Bronchitis
For best results
follow the in.;trucfions
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Used to Wake Up
with a Headache
Now Fresh and Lively
Every Morning
Here la a man who woke up most
mornings with a dull headache, What a
diamal way to start the day! But
Kruschen transformed his life, [rewording
to his letter:—
"I used to wake up in the mornings
with n dull headache. A year ago, I
started taking Kruschen Salta regularly.
Today, I wake up fresh and lively and
cc.n do my dny'a work without undue
exertion. I find Kruschen Salta a great
help, and have not been so healthy fur a
lung time. I can recommend Kruschen
for anyone suffering from headaches and
constipation. I'll never he without
Kruschen as long as 1 live!—E.l",
Dull headaches such as this man
suffered from can often bo traced to a
disordered stomach and to constipation
because of waste material which remains
in the system, A small dose of Kruschen
taken regularly in the morning promptly
helps to remedy this condition, And that
1. how Kruschen acts to relieve such
headaches,
Try Kruschen for relief of morning
headaches and sluggish feelings. 25.
and 76c at all drug stores.
"Walt Oscar — 1 gotta better Idea. Throw In this package of
crisp, crunchy Grape -Nuts Flakes — 'n' if THAT comes out you
better leave town"
"Now you're talkie, Joel The little
woman might toss my hat out again
but she'll never part with a package
of malty -rich, nut -sweet Post'a
Grape -Nuts Flakes. And while she's
fondly caressing 'cm, 1'11 sneak up-
stairs to bed."
"Sure enough these Grape -Nuts
Flakes are wonderful smile bait. And
they stick -to -your ribs, too — with
carbohydrates for energy; proteins
for muscle; phosphorus for teeth and
bones; Iron for the blood; and other
food essentials,"
"My wife knows that Grape -Nuts
Flakes are doubly good because
they're made of two grains—wheat
and malted barley—cleverly blended,
baked and then toasted for matchless
flavor, delightful crispness, easy diges-
tion. Those recipes on the package for
cookies and other good things will
catch her eye, tool"
By J. MILLAR WATT
-r THINK WEiLL PART'
AGAIN TOMORROW
411s. 7; J f
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PURE WOOL BLANKETS
Reversable Satin -Bound Wool Blankets $8.50
Special Rose -Satin Bound Wool Blankets S6,95
Wool Motor Rugs, Scotch Plaids $8.50 el
White Rainbow -Borders (Special) Pair $10.911 A
Grey and Sand, Whipped Ends, si
All -Wool Blankets 11�ach �+(i•50
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PERSONAL INTEREST Doherty Bros.
\i r. and \I r,. Italllh I III!l rv.\ll il!I,
1 e4 \Ioinc,, Lull;I, \\ere si meds \
r. \\itlt \Ir. and \1r,, 1latti•.
\I r. and \I r-. .\ 'hasher and -on.
aee"nil,...dell by \Ir. and NI r-.
N. \V. I�ylc. \i,Itcd on Sunday \\itlt
\I r I.L . i 'I'a,krr, If carnia, al•o cal-
ling on \I r. and \I r-. .\. I. I iLI
\ I r (1,1011 Stnbh, yi•itcd trIenll, in
I esherton and I'i\er,lt;ttn on Sunday.
\I r. R,ty 1 n .hent Thursday of
last \\rel; in London ti attendittt; a laic
l'uder\\rilia's meeting.
\Irs. kllhcrt \li(;II lett on Tuc--
GARAGE.
Acetylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty.
Agents For International-
Ilar\'ester Parts & Supplies
White Rose Gas and Oil.
Gar Painting and Repairing.
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day in ruin:: for 1)t•troit. s
\I r. and \Ir . Leslie I)alt;he-11 and
(la ucliter lame(' anal 1)1aIle, 0-117'11
over the \\tek-cult \\its NI r. and \It s
tit...I-Q1' l o\\all, ;111 I 11111. li
\Ir, kerne l\ and \I is. Ilourd, ! i
•i -ter- of )Ir,. lance, \I•trritt, and , I
\till knn\\'i! it tlr., vicinity, arc on
an extended vi,it t . the Ea.; and ';
,y. :-,....11 the \\evd;-elt'1 \11111 rehlti\es ;Ind I t
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V. I:etty I a r-ervi,-e -pent the I r
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\I r. ant) \Ir IInih Sonlcr. and , !,.
.- •I'n, jack. Mr. and \Ir I cnnrlh
Souter•, of \I iillan 1, \I r. . \ rchie vol ,
\!i., le, -ie Strut rs, \i-itell with the
I•:\ying family in Toronto neer the.:
\\•Irl: -end. Hugh and family left Fri
day' nl ening for a few days in -I•inl-
Inin< and expect 1.1 he itt Winnipeg
about nett her I•lt!l.
\I i Ft... ;i;,10, \I i" .\gni•:
ratteckinatt, 1tetrt it, \yith \I r. and
Mr-. I.. \I Scrirlt. eonr.
NI r-. 1. \le'cali and \li•. I•:ILi \let-
calfe, attend. I tl,e ,7th \Nodding an-
.: river-ary of \I r. and \Ir,. Ft. II, Chow-
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en. of I. orlon, , tt \Wednc-day, rcnta•u-
•_ , f,,r :I fe\\' lla\ • vi,i'.
,:;I NI r.. Thomas 1•;IlIott i, lea \Int; for
i\e\\ Vorl: , n 'noir- lay, \\ here ..lie will
1 1 •p.•.1.1 the \\ inter.
•1• "the key. 1). ,. !Rory of I 11 t•town ,
1. I f
:and \Ir-. J. I. Lee I f Ilighvate were 1 r
to vi-Itor, at the hectory, Sunday.
We Deliver. -- E. S. ROBINSON. -- Phone 156 ::
,?, I a lett• day, uitll friend- in t)tt:m '
•.+0-4.-4. j"%++4.+1.'i...•'p 1111:•+:411:41:.•:+11:•+• :..•:. 414•:..,0•�.1:..�•.�.♦0:1•:.Pt \l k Nora \t(. Gini, had her tl,n-
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• I ,il, rein .ve 1 in \\•itii,hatit General (
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,canon.r Butcher, Phone 10, Blyth.
----_---- 111, ,,,,,:,tai la�t I�r:day and ., lull ray-
ging•(
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! The 1, ng contInned dry \veather i I h;> recovered .�.....:......,.�,.
Mr. and Mrs. Nen, \Vhceler spent fr..rll an attack I.f the tenpin-. Irene ',
Friday in London. )causing (1titiIt a; many Lu nur> ;u` Logan al,n .uttered from tit, inal;lle.•ly conduct in \lagistratc Court, \\ting- 't
out of water, and lihl\\ine i, very
t\Irs. C. R. Coulter attended the bred, •'t not t lo• 'hl t . accomplish.; '\ — _ hang, on \InntI iv. and \\as lined 111,011
A. L. COIF
R.O.
OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN
GODERICH - ONTARIO.
Eyes
Examined and Glasses Fitted,
With 25 Years Exre►•ienco
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-- FOOD STORES --
Kellogg's AiI•Bran
Maxwell House Coffee
Lyon's Tea , .. ..
Newport Fluffs ... ... .... ....._ ...
Campbell's Tomato Soup . .
Clark's Irish Stew
Sage or Poultry Dres?ing
Pumpkin Pie Spice -.
Kellogg's Oven•Fresh Corn Flakes
Satina . .. Pcr Bar 07c
Book Matches
Golden Yellow Popping Corn
La France, .
Large Pkg. 19c
1 Lb. Bag 43c
Half Lb. Pkg. 43c
8 Qt. Bag 25c
r Pcr Tin 11c
15 Oz. Tin 23c
Pcr Tin 19c,
Per Pkg. 1Cc
3 8.0z. Pkgs. 25c
Per Pkg. 14c
12 hooks 1Cc
Per Lb, 15:
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
PIONEER AND LIFETERIA FEEDS,
ROYAL PURPLE PRODUCTS.
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TIIIS WEEK.
VEAL FOR THE WEEKEND.
FRESH AND CURET)
MEATS.
A GOOD SELECTION
OF COOKED MEATS.
Delivery, Wednesday and
Saturday.
Wednesday, October 9, 191(1
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Baby Supplies
We carry a full line of baby supplies.
Guard the Health of your "Pride and .toy".
Baby Powder
Baby Oil
Infantol . -
Dcxtri Maltose
Pablum
Electric Bride Warmer
Lysol, 35c and 65c,
Bottle Funnel, 25c,
Twin Tips
2,ic and 55c
59c and $1.10
90c and $3.00
65c
45c
$.1•'5
Glycerin Suppositories, 35c
Oil Pcrcontorpliuni 75c
25e
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DRUGS, SUNDRI s, WALLPAPER --PHONE 29.
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BELCIRAVE
LOU GE FU ITURE
`Ve offer a pleasing variety in Studio Lounges, fit-
ted with Spring -filled Mattresses and Cushions,
covered in Attractive, Durable Fabrics.
For downright comfort, try one of our Lounge
Chairs. Upholstered in high grade Velour CoverS,
they are built to la:it a lifetime.
A wide selection of Occasional Chairs in good
covers, at popular prices.
A call will convince you of the many excelli-'nt
values we are offering,
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Annual Convention of the Provincial PLEADS GUILTY IN DISORDER- ''titil 1 1'' Ilome Furnisher Phones 7 and 8 — 1l'unerat Director, ti
Command of the Legion Auxiliaries,
\li,, \linnie Anderson of Torontoe
B.E.S.L., held in Windsor last treed:.ci'
ha: 6ccn \ i trioti \\its rclati\ c, in sort LY CONDUCT CHARGE ! Tile rharr;c n•;i' laid by 1. hicf o1 IIMMA �,nZ*IDID151�iptbtgtDi3NaiDIDINADC,t�t�tt't312;i,.,x�t<:D.:.:)12,,2•, ,':',�., 2,::,t;,i::,. .,121. 31ya
The threshing and silo filling opera. around liclgrayc.
tions are practically concluded for the I Mr. and \Irs. George Martin
1'0 ice -I' A. (. V11'ail, 1"1" i" linjscit • • • . • ♦ ♦
rnhcrry. Ill Id -towel berry', arrest in Myth on Friday
.. , • • • • • .
•hent pleaded guilty t a charge of di.ordcr- night. •'•
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AY CURTAIL BEVERAGE PRODUCTI
SAY BOTT1E*S
diate Return of Empties Urgently Needed
is a very serious shortage of bottles , • •
t •' •t
there 1
rtage
pa. i •,' ly bevera�feh,tit�ntalllllhlll'el!FFill'�11t `I'1�>t1 Idm\n
is made up imntedl yVIIIIIC
the production of th'beverages irFeotttired al,l,cab,Uitvrnitlilt�luhrr
only in bullies. 'this
up your empty bottles and return them without delay.
Start a bottle ronnd•up in your li''i1i Gaalwr More
then' empty bottles i i y(ntr kitchen - your nrt them it out tl titnti return
room—yoursht•11-- tulle cellar, 'elp
1111111 (11 nn(•r, oratlhld is urgent. tl�h~a'1•'de�ttln r►upland
is important ... die
need
return 111.1, empty bottles today in. tomorrow al the loti'sl:
Why a Bottle Sh.rtage?
Canadian glass factories normally produce ,.l1!MONS of bottles every
month. The vital ingredient in Ironic making is soda ash, Since .lulu• 12th
the only big Canadian soda ash factory has been strikebound. Since then
the stock of soda ash has been used up ... bottle factories are closed dawn .. .
bottles are not being made today. Beverage bottlers and all producers of
bottled liquids must have your bottles back to keep going. Bottling plants
will close down too ... if your empties are not returned.
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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BLYTIL --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD - GOOD SERVICE
Meals at All Hours.
FRANK GONG 1-• Proprietor
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It Is Smart to be Thrifty ---
SHOP AT
Wendy's 5c to $1.00 Store
Saturday Night is T.tandy Night
Vodden's
BAKERY.
WHEN IN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
HOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REMEMBER
"THE IIOi1IE BAKERY"
H. T. VODDEN.
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
Next Sunday; October 13th, k An-
nivcrsary Sunday,
11):15: Sunday Scho •l.
11:15: Guest Speaker,
\\•oolfrcy, of Clinton.
7 P.\1,: key. Reba 1Icrn, of Varna.
Special music at both services.
Everyone welcome.
lev. \\', J.
TRINITY CHURCH, BLYTH
lith Sunday :After 'Trinity.
Service withdrawn for United
Church Anniversary.
TRINITY CHURCH, BELGRAVE
1:45 p.m.: Stutday School.
2:311 p •n,: Evening Prayer and Ser-
mon — '.c Rev. 11. C. Jennings, of
'orpcth.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH, AUBURN
Harvest Thanksgiving Services,
11 a.m.: U nrning Prayer.
7.30 p.m.: Harvest Home.
Preacher: Rev, 11, C. Jennings,
EDITII CREIGHTON'S
DECORATOR'S ShIOPPE
PHONE 158, BLYTH.
BLYTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Anniversary Setvicc!, Octobtr 20th.
11 :t.nl,: (iuc-t Slx'tIer, kcv. 1'.:\.
I"crgn•on, 1lensall.
S,,loist : Jamie Sims.
\nthenl: I1v' 111 ir.
1)rgatti-t: VI abets
7:311 pan.: Rev. 1'. .\, I cr-:u,on.
Special NI tide by Male Quartette
frc:;n Sea forth.
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