The Blyth Standard, 1947-07-02, Page 1VOLUME 52 - NO. •1:',
IndUC1H n Service Tonight
REV, W. J. ROCL:RS
For «hilt induction ser\ic(s «'ill be
held in the Cl•tll ('hitt d Church to-
night t'I'ur•tlaY) :It S p.m. 'Hit, ser-
vice \,ill he 111 '•!:' 1''•'• . f 110 kov,
C. \\'ikon , f ilrn sels.
PERSONA 14 [iti'1,'I( RIi,';l1'
\Ir,. \\•. \I, Ilene\ ((turned holm
nn Salurda\ after t,', , \\ tel., L„IiILt_,,
with her farm';,nil ,;:•ler ,tt .\,'r.
\I r. and \IIs. Sittig' I)1!r,\,'r.l at-
ten'!rd the 5' t!1 \\ (:1(1;11:' .inn''., 1 •,.ry
of \I r-. Inn!•\\;,rd' I,,o•, :its, \I r. and
\I r•• I':Ihwurd \e\•, of Sel,rin.,\ i'Ie,
\'hied \\;1, celebrated n Inn, 2oth
\Ir, ;1111 Mrs. ' v have six suns and
three daughters all of \\ limn here pres-
ent Jul' illy "cea,•Ill.
Mr. Jim I1;11' 'tll'.,t„n, til' 1':it11!n: t,
BLYTI-I, ONTARIO, WED NESI)AY, JULY 2, 1917. Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
WESTF IELD New Officers 'fake Over LONI)ESUORO Rev. W. ,I. And Mrs. Ro- ' 1,i4ti(m Frolic Was
\II, and 111 s. A. Campbell, \Ir.
, ., At Lions Meeting AI i;, !hark (.1,cel: ,( Toronto \. gers Occupying Manse Splendid SlC[l5`\\'. ,itcl
: on Sunda}' «ill! \I r. and \Irs. 11'. I'. 1 :11 Lion, ;1111( one 411(-1 1111'1 ill the l itcd \\ ill! \I i„ Edith I','.lronl I1••I nth. ' !;1:,•. \\'. 1. and ,\!, „ I''' :,', .,n,l ,111' i'r•! .1';'....'•'1 J.:oh,' of til) tl,
l ,l:;Ibe!L I \l i,- 1:di111 Al
11 1,'. t ! Ft,l •.••1, visited dein 1 ',I'.I,' I ,1 11 " :, 1, I ',:: ! \';u. III o , Li . i_ 1, 1 ,,:L.,,, .11 1.,'.';wl, 11(1(1
Memorial Hall \\ e. iusday ";'illi, Last \' it I NI
;;Inlay
ler '.t r, \Ir, ,,,II rll, t' lr:t1" (Pity( tad," lu,-e- ,I, "t 1:!',• I.!,1', '" t!:, .\:I.''Altura: 1',1:1, "11 \,,,Illldt•
All. and (\Irs. ('all Neirr;arlll of he(I;, for the final "!cryo!!;" before tat' ford, rec(ntl\.
\\I II'.;II,I!II, \\ett• guests on Sunda \• at (IIIb dist l'r,I't 1„r the ,11111111(!' I \\\,11th. ( Pitt,1 1 !hitt'! 11:;:11,,', ;t",,1 M. !; ;, 1,IP1,l. \1 ;1, ;1 ,!'f ,I"i SII t'l-• I'. 11111-
\Ir. Jill, 1'onnghl. 11 ha, ,11th••; , r, \\;!1 11,11' 1.,,,;1.,,,,,til 1., S,u„!,I,• tied ',go., 1,, 0''•1 ,',, r, 1,1,,ced I,y
felt' 111,111( of \Ir. ;In l NI r•. .\. E. The .;11,-t \\'a,1)... 1). ( Draper. .\II
wort: , n 11;, ne\\ h, ill the \1111((. ,•I \'It t•,. I',',. ;r. ' `,1r- 1 . L: ', 'n "I;,',! T I.i'rii,!l.
\\,,I 'l' and II,. R, h \Ir\ itlu', of 1, ln)uycd a deli,;ht:ul 1111';1( pro\idcd b) \I r,. la, l: I,u"\, 111in:'l;,til, t II I'rize Winners
Mr. ` \1 i. ' ' lige Ir„u, Ihin.oun„!1.
a g r, u p from the e
\\•rlhtc,,la\• rat tl:' home of \Ir. and • ''IL I lits i• t 1
( 1;11!1'11, \I i„ R„bel to NI(' \?(tic, 1 „ 1 I t.'.t'll„II -el \ m c, f„r \f 1. I"':', r. I l • i it f: o ! ,'
11, (11(11; n of 111 percent :10(11`1 Mr,. \\'il!i, \Ion:' !,,,.,,,I
11111. \\ill be in ;',:.• I'll , , h;o'; f'r !u' ; Iv,-.. and \i„n,la\' 11;);11!
(;ulleliri!, ,1)(111 *111.1,1) l ill( Mr. and I;!I 111.1:,
I :1111( pule herr 11,;1,;1 to Ip club 11((11(- AIr,. koherl T,•,vn"'nd -Tent a i,'.\ tThul„I,,,t at x I,.lu. 1'.',,'I,,:"- i n_ 't, a- II" e',,,';,:,,I1 111. It. 1; Dodd \\:t,
\II \VIII. \Ic\yin's. b,rs.
Ila;, 111 1„1'„1111. 1,11 \\ et,:.:. 1:11',1 I ail, Ill. 1.111,', 1" the ('!,111 1',I .1,1 ,i iu•ini, ini(1-
AIr, (;11((11111 Carter, Ali" \lildred; It has in 1(11 It \• Lion hill \\'121111 sl:.';11 ;rt'1 I (• lo,lo\cin;( li
[Ally, \1111',' I "• •1 Pr,',t and \Il- 1)f i::t, rest t,: 11 ,, ,,,one l e,,;,lt• ' ! \\i:!n,y',
, Lar \\ ''r(' (Incl,'(( vi."' 's „11 I'I•Iday': 111,1 I.A'II l:lr:, I:I1i tt tlt,lt ail !Inn"r•
all,ndin; (1111;, r I :u'n;(i ,tall Innil,l, (;lath, Miller, ..f \lit' bel!, ,;"'rat t'n '!; :, tae I,u t 'hat 11r v.cie ;11111 Iii„•11 a, the ti•. krt, very:
at Hitt to the ,nrc,-,,i\'c ,c(reti)n(, of
\Yecl:-end at t' •• holm Hi Ail, and R„ 4er, ! ;I I,,cl, ,;,,,rt-' ,•II!i,ll-;;I•t' (lays:( it du the (!11((11:
i l"as"t( 1 italic. else",( be granted, r, Ito;lctive to file \Ir, I re I I'1, I 1 11
\I r. and \I r- John I;Celt ;Ind \lar;- fir •t t'h;u ter ni, ill. Carrie 1.
.it ,tet \ ear \\a, Il.tn,.i't r :'1 1 1, ill h,,,, prin', ti' kl t no. 8:••-1, a dinette
\Ir• ;til' ND, 1 hart, \'" hien ;tool yarn, `! -' ;Ha!" to tin I I, ::::"! .it : 'f1 d Pollard.
1',11, rl h•telicncr,\\rte, \vt'cl,-elol It \va, report'. I that the band tattoo I VP"
`.., ! ^,
;,I the home of \I r. an 1 NIT-, date i, set :or .\uett,t I.hll. \lith 1 2 \Ir. ;11!11 \II;, I 111 I p' ":111"1
11(."1 a t', St;nnl'Id 11' ;., '1 :,, Lc a':It rad pr:,,, 11'1°1'
1' , 1' 11". 7_,
\It•. and \1r,. t.'rt 1 :ire 111,1 I:I 111;! . 1" di -noir :I Iu : I n!, 1,. 'r CH. 11"11 t 111,:;1. ,1„ \\ Ill:;han'.
1". \Irl),;.\ell and AIr,. 'I'll,,,, (;(•;u•. band, promised,
of Auburn, on Sunday. tlltl'1't' •, I ,; I I t- Ilii,. Third I'ri/r, t!, het 111,. 21 1,1, PIc\'('ie :
Lite,(, at t'o• home of NI r. and \Ir,,i Trea,ur(r Non:. I:yle pre,enteI the tl
All•. ;111'1 \Ir l ht;i'I'It *tlln,trr sir, .\ 11 1?', 1'rl(', ill i' 1' I; rr„1 i , I:'!10I'( 1, 1'., r, I;.,'. ,I.
, \\ III. l ;1rIcr on ~((11th\', \\( c, \Ir. Inllmving re•aort ter the \'ear: 1 ! , Fnml''I I'I'I/e, (11'1:(1 IIS'. II,'i; Set ni
,;11111 Airs. l Mare, I, ekhooll, of (.'lin t ,( 'twill the \\ et ;-(1111 \\ith \Ir• an, 1 1 .I,', I1,,:,el, and C.a.,' .\::11 t" t'I
I' C11 rercip , Jur )'ear I,))I.;II \Irs. (art; tip!\ ig, of London. t„mluuntl\, li.he-: 1t i I.:ti':h1\',, lath.
toll. f, 1111 rx'n n ';lure, for Yc;u 3,ii 1.')'I
\I r. Intl Mr, (1(111 Robb, of Pcllc-I All, :tit! \Ir... \\';II Manning and ' - Fifth Tilt.(., ticket no. II(t5, 1.a\\t
1 I?>penlliturr; divided Is follow`' fanl;lt' ',;'col I' r heel: -end at ;(attic , \ 1 , \in't\er: (,lens! .\•k;ns n, 111\-th.
Ville, \;`lied rert'ntl\' 1;111 N11• :111,1 Band :\ (-vaunt _ $1,21La'I .I4'It;V(, 1III(, IIt!Rt,III,S
! \I r, \I'!nrirc Bosnian Service 1 'nl •
and \lu,hok:1 I also-,
nth I IiZt', !;rhe, Ii. (M,ni!I,
11 i.• Brit)' Potter, of (lint"n, i, BLYTH UNITED CHIJRC11 1,(11 spread: 11(11 Mehl•
AIr, vIli \Irs. Duncan1111McNichol child \\elf;u'c llii Td:n'in;; 11;11 \lis: 'I'll Ina Shob Sunday, July 5111 Luck \• (;ate Prizes
i and Phyllis, .If \\'slay", \;shed recently General .1crou111 ViS.I'S
hrool;. Meru;"(' Seeman 'tib;, et : 11.15 a.1 ,' \i;rror, ticket no. I-18170, \1r-. henry'
\\ith \I r, and AIrs. \I, Bosnian. \lajol
\1r. and \I r,. John Freeman and ;;; Mr. and )Ir,. •\. I:nlo>: ;ail family "The Task of the church,"• lonnt;,
Nitvv League, .\I;I•icnitural Su- I 1\'
ralhertne, Itrant ford, \Irs, A. N", vitt)•, $iu; \\'int;ll:lnl 11o•p:tat, $2i: the honk ,'f the foruler's parents, \Ir, keV. \1'. I. kngcr, in ,hal:'(•, I,iut;,
Johnston, Mr, Morley Johnston, of Clinton Iliapitti 2,; \lith \I,nnni:tl (tit ),I r,, 'I1 the
Knox, • ---V- 13111 Game Attracts Many •
\\'e•t \\':nvanosh, \:sited Sunday witlt 11;!11, 5500: IIurnn County 'I', I1„ ``.3i;
" 1 TRINITY CHURL Ij, BLl'11!
The 111118 feature of 1111' c,littil
1 \larj r;c' Young has ((turned honkgait'
\I r. and AIr,. I I'nlarll Campbell. :\ill to China, X15; 1111;;( P,stit;ll, SI0 leen" t::,' Clinton Public Hospital, Fifth S'mdat .\ih'r "I rind 1. \\a, a '1'111' 1'!!1:11 league softball
\I r. and \Irs, k. \;11((111, \I r. :111'1 i It \Vas rcpurtrd by the rMairnla(! rat , b, 1,,y( et! I.+:n,l( .h1,ro anti Lucl:now.
\Ir,. \ rnlan hatlforll and Sl,lil'lc1 "1 )• .. «litre ,"' I ali ''ct• tonsils retnut•ctl l i 1 ; 11 a.m. Sunday 5th,' I.
•the 1.111, Committee 111;11 150 t!'pe; `;allirt!;I.. :-''1 ;t [laughter of \(1•.'
This teatin0 {'('over! quite popular, :Iltrl
Ili \th, here \Vestficlrl visitors on titin- had been pl:nrted on the ,'11th side of ,1,., 1 - 11,30 a.m. Holy Communion miI':,ttralred imam- •n',torter, i the Lon..
day. j at tt , I, (,',lit 1'utng• ; Scrmun, i
the par(:, - - - TRINITY CHURCH, BELGitAVE I1esbor„ team. '1•Mc gaols was a thriller
\Ir. \\'til. \1(.1),,,,,11 ,pent a couple After consider tide discussion for I f, r nine innings, and 1\a, 11 on o\:
l 1 7 11.•15 ami. \(ur"i"c; 1 ra,rr.
f ,!ay, last 1ccl: with \I r. and \Its (late for the third 1111111:(( frolic 1Ya, : I lll' ' l 1?ytiiatf' (-tub NIC( R pan. Brandon C,nu er\' "(hies`. I,nchnu,\•, •1 run, to 3• Londe;boro's
\\•„le' Stackhon,e of Brucefictd, left in the banks of the new executive 011 '1•;::1 „day, .Ice's' 'I,;•1, the flay- ST, MARK'S CHURCH, AUBURN int. (1111(((, \\'alter 'paras, 1\as on the
I Several(11 from this vicinity attended to decide, neat, (iib inti : t the '+ tyle "( \Its. q,Ij 1.111, Sunday School,
tuotnl'! all the way, Ihtc to t!tc ab -
t n memorial 111( service at Ball's s ('cute lion licit Tasker made ine prescit- lioOgle, f, r ,1 , call t;+11:• L.1,i,1;' tltcir' 10 seine ,\Ic)rning Pra\•,r ,!nil tieritmt. -once of Ralph Brompton, third sacker,
tery on Sunday, nation of a Linn; signet ring' to Lion : mother, as t''',•'a 411, `:ls• 1111' 1.(01 de,bor' line -tip \vas shuffled
\tie and \Its. Ru)'- \ob11', \Ir. and Dr. l)ttt 11odt!, 11(11 was attending Iii, j Ibc ;,r . r,ul,:n; ,\:;- i' ,,,<, \,,i;', HOLY BAPTISM n, dlrabl),•Iiiiuthcan1 wws catch_
(n St, •\I:u'k', church, .\tlbnrr., on
`•pent a Icw ddy- \11111 III, Imol!rcl•, Alt•;, ;
Mrs. Norman All'ih,h'l'll hely, Sarnia 1;1,1 meeting. The prl's,'lllaln`II \Cas I,,;Illi(, Iln''I1,1!I, l I,` ,I•'I_ : \\ r'!• ,• . „ , • 111,,, an! Sati tdercock, the regular
anti I roil I ltt•nn visitors on 'Tuesday. replied to fittingly, and --feelingly, by • Sunda), Jun( 1th I S1, Peter's ter'; Ua\l, !
\largarct Ilarrington, ;old brother. \\'1 ,c. Inc I\' I,.it\' ['it! 'I :Ir nuetl" wire baptised, Linda Patricia, (laugh- 1'.ttc,ll•r, 11ts on tint base, hit:( Sh:ul-
i;e„r r,', \piss \I;ugarrt \1'ighUmut i, spend bion I) -n., «ho lei„ this h•cch for hi, and 1111•;,(:.0 was rt.::(' 01: :liter v.h;ch nth tela\Mg third,
in r a few
da) s this 1111 1 \t itll Miss I to of 11'11(, I1. and \I r;. (;o it r 1 \I ;I r\
Mr. \\''ll;anl \„!lift of Tornn!o I (nrmcr hunts' at 1larrin',1on llarbuw•, 'each girl repel a c'rims,,I!tlii;s, 1er,t'; innied;atel)• follm\•ing the hall game
pearl lanli,s n of .\,ilficid, 'The 1101' cxecnti\•c 11t resented to !, 1111 I ttitl \t•hitt, g'odpatitthl. :old
is In,lidaying lith her sister, \Ir,, P. ' I 'dam, o b\• kMea hall; t':e Sc,S+c II) Carole I\itlde,n, daughter of 11 r. :111+\like \ori„u, games strung into action
Alr. Junes Ilea!: of I.tcl:naw, \Iia, the ('Int, ulcnlhcrs, :1111( h'cr( addressed !hon ;',.t\, a I,ri' i :1111.(((.: til, nig; 11 \ire. ('. \\'. O. 1rn11'n 1\I r. and yr,: i;"vl were 11(11 1itroni, '1 throughout
Brt,nn and brother, \Ir• Jame, Stalk ,
! I earl Jamieson
rat' :\,III'icld, tisited on
b) I)r, lhuleh iii" I the r'.'h 1111( :,','I:cl1 eleven for (.\ming. .\nether popular attrac-
lr. 1 Sunday with \pisses Phyllis suit( Violet Feb -7'h' s. I111Lttt, godparclll,). popular
\I r. and \I r,. AI. II ltr.lctucr >t,ent Following a valedicti ry address by thee'" -'s ha been Mels( it -_-V 'tion \vas the open -;fir dance flu' (,
foul:, lion President \urns, (;•!well, Mr roar) It ill (!111(11.1 a l'::rit' t 1'1(11(1_' , \Insic \\'a, pr)Vidid by Garnet licc-
a fc\Y I!'t\'s in (;alt and Pre ton and at- 1 'I'hc sympathy of the community is handed the r .Vial's(( Sisters I-IOiiollre(1
tended 111, 1 lob/hatter rl'-111mn11 111';11' ! gavel over to Lion Bert allyl•; •• I , Bel,, P ',:,I1: '.::tit , solo Incl'', orchestra.
extended tt, the fau!il) and tricul,s of (.ray, the inronlin+; I'rrsidrnt, who Rose A!a';. \lili'l.,hl; (((stet;: n, \lar- 511111( I1Ycnt\' )''roll' peep(( g;rthcrc,l 'Throu'ghout the early part of the
l(itrhenrr on July 1;t' \1r;. Albert \tthery, Ince Violet r. at the htlmc of \I r, and \Its. I'I:n t;
ND.. ;ld \Its, (;vote( 11;!;11,; and lock charge of the kala"(( of the ,ill \1'alsh; 11(11, cite,' t t ttutt ,\rain), the (;lith Lions Boys and
('1111!:1 of 1taitiotun, \\h('' passed to the meeting. Lon Bert outlined s;Inc of pi:nu, duet, Mr,. \lurritt and Janis; \larsha!I last \\'cdne.day ((.ening, to (;irl, Cants provided musical cutcrlain-
\Irs. Earl Call! \here 'Toronto vi,-
.
yle great beyond, on Saturday', after t enjoy ;t game of car+!a, :1111( :t sin(;-!
Ittl's 111',1' ill, week -end.
the (.!lib activities for the coining year. solo, Jo:mite IJur ),Ills, Iltl'111.
serious illness, Mrs. Nether )• \vas the 'The meeting closed with the singing .\-:istant Secretary reported on the ;only. Jost beturt' luncheon, a l'ircic -- ---•.--.----
\lies 1.11,111 '11\111( i, \i`i' irg with daughter of the late \Ir, and \Irs• of "'fill 1\'c Alert .\,gain and tMc hurl: door during the past fi\c nunnlo 1Y:Is formed, 11;111 Alisscs lune 111'1 Attended Field I)ay At
her sister, \I r.. ,,i t-tt1- tol''1' 1 I)a\id ('onk• of illi, vicinity, Lion; Roat', \ number of tray- fa\'::.ttl'; were !Hadi. Pett)• 111(.11 sc:tled in the centre. 1
Afr, Norman Garrett i` ill Toronto. rlielph
t tt tit ; a summer rtnr,l in t;nt I to ', het•, Harold Snell preached his fare- --\'. -.- (I r Sl. 1' ilitit s llay ;1111( l?aster, also ; \lies !:raid Brigham sang a (arrh'cll
heli sermon on Sunday and tool: as r ixh'cn good cheer cu\rlope,, and one addre“;, accompanied at the piano b\. l'h0 1ttth (unlet Fanners and Jun -
\Ir. and Mr,. I,. I). \(ills( of I;: d,-' I[: C. ('dlt S11000CC't U1, , !t'r Institute attended the Junior Par -
1 his text "The flanging heart During sera , hook, all h'cr, sent to the tiic1: \lie 1 Itylli< Shepherd. \piss \terga -
rich :,{11'111 Sunday \\ it!: \1r,. .\• Col- lite '1ittte the induction of life ti(1 IIO(1(1 iii School Board Children's 111sItal in Toronto.
Fite ret Marshall presented a ;pray of nuts' Fi(Id Ua) at the Ontario Agri-
Five
and Betty 1111( Atkinson titolt member 1 f session, \Ir, Fred Coral:, The regular meeting of the lititi I lanneletic nighties (or babies \\tr, orange Idoss„nt;, decorated with a yn!itii1 Cull( -•(-11'• `(;1111th, 00 Friday,
J t 11 as held, and five of the yntntL peolde School l;nard was held „ii Inns '5th, al made and sent to Victoria hospital, stmt(.( of han'li:lr•rhiefs,of each aycnnl_ lune _sibs '1Itt 11\11(1 of a bits 111:1
with t.\1`11Icter nc \\ al,hl for a t,1 days het iittt members of the Church. \ 8.jll p.m, with Trustees ;\!Instrong, Lond(+n. 0110 Moll teas die;sed and i Panic+( h)• :t humorous verse, from the a tar \vas, rrtluir0'I for transportation'
11i ; Pauline Ronin<nn c'1 I:itnc ller large uttnlhet• partook of the Commun- Piilp, ((111(;(1 n, ilodd and Sinl, {u'c, to he sent to a hnule Ica children, also,girl, and AIr. hay Stead, n bell -lamp, 'i'lu l.l1, softball team, comprising
is visiting her fricn I, \piss • Iain;lo.it inn. ent. \linutcs of last regular meeting two scrap books, one quilt tot, \i•:1, (tont the buy,. On het;tit of tier 1is- laches from Brussel, Zhu represented
Mill,. tItt folloling is tllc list of moult), 11i i 1 on nnotinn Of Philp and Ilud,l, made,1111The Treasurers report \Yas ,giV , ter and herself, \lis; Jnne t!lankt,(l the girl, 1(11111 Iiurun County, Will the
Miss (;(all,, Fawcett, Toronto, spent
1 tions and standing in class of the I't!_ \(need by h, 11. Philp ;ld Ili, Ilud l en as follows: Fees, •15 rent,; cull,(- 1 their friend.; in a few \yell-yho•rlt sofiball tournament. The first );;lute
1, I t { , t t pins of the \\•e,ttirld school ; 1'ronu't('cl that the School Board turn o\cr the tion;, $a!)i; 'lyra, 82•'0; I)onalious, her.(;. Lunch tti ;((Veil h\• the ho;_ "Pencil at 10 a.nr•, and was forfeited tt,
, It tt,ch-,n,l holiday 1;111 her mother, to (;rade \'111, 1 Iitt Iluch:lu•tn, Huron Comity grant of $,125,43 1(\)141 $'.•li, total, SI 3,05. 1{x'011,,';, $l9i; I ti' -s' after \Odell more music was un -
c;1
lou!Uy h'h0n Peel County fail-
Irs. A. i aterelt' Franklin Campbell, I.: thence Cauls'- Continuation School, to the C r• lora- 11,ritisti \\'itr Victims Fnu•l, $5.00 Bat_ 1 juye(l. Mr. Verne Sm,ir:ul 11101 et! a rel to appear, The second (ante was
Ali, ,\illy I:)le , f , 1. Catharines I 1, between Norfolk. County 111,1 Ilutron,
bell, 11111111 1ttl; to Grade \•11, Jut lion of Myth, to compensate the Cor_ ante . n hand $3,10; 'l'otal, $1,;115• rt) \etc of thank, to \I r. mar_ spent the wee(:-rm,l «ilk hi, parents Litt/ to (;rad, \'I, Betty Rod( er' ',oration for the c ,t of (rans',ortati„It :\ vote of thanks \Yas tendered :,lea. shall at I his i tinily, for a splendid a!1(I las a 1111( >idell score (: r ((11(1111,
Mr. and AIr,, N. W. kyle. I _-i. (((lion County h'on the next
\Ir, all \Irs. Scott Fairservice and 'rl;tld \Icl)n1'cll, Lois l•;imphell; to of ltl•th Pu;,il; to Clint." (.11ctiate \\illi:liu Murrill, b)• C;Icn)(•c, ("r her (\'t'nin,,'; enjmment.
1 t;rrle \', Israel (;od, h11t11 Cuoh t it)Ih). Carrirll, part int sponsoring the Cinh, ;tier 111 ' follo\Yiug adllrc;s to the hnlr tltrce .;:ones, ap,l iu the finals al ainst
Allan, f Sarnia, spent it heel:-tintof "The \lore \\'r Get "1tl Perth County, \Yon the tournament 1,\
«•it11 the former'; parents, \I r, and John Buchanan; to l;radr 1\', B,bl') \loved h) lt, U, Philp and N. 11;1111;(- which everyone joined in singing "Isur 1 Together" 1ya; t
Carter; to (;rad, ills Gwendolyn \Icy , ;he's a inn!. good Icllow." Nits, \!orritt ' (,resented: a close score of 7 to p. 'Pie Brtts,(11
;Mrs. Iola( Fair„ry:1.e, ion that the Board accept t\ith merit.;' 'ir! actually the) comprise the 13rus-
11r. and \I r,. C. I.. 'foil ;old lilt, of 11, well, hilly Lutz, Muth ifo«•att To
the resignation of Dr, Ifudd as member then spoke a frh tvnrds of a',p:c11 "Dear Jun, and I' tty.--\1'r hop,(' i
!;rad( II :Shirley Lutz, Barbara Smith, ,( the Board. CarriOcl, ion and tli tii:c l the !rids for their you'll remember, \\'e hope you'll sol, softball Icanl, deserve a that deal
Trail, P.C., ;,re Welting the foritier'. i remember the friends whom you !rat (tell(, :Ind bt (heir h'in ran now•he
Donna \\':dden, Harvey Snell, Doreen \loved b)' \, HM1110011 and I, Sims.itaithillhtcss and \villingness of c:u'h to
brother and sister, ND'. key 'toll and considered iii( c'hampiuns of \\'ester"
;piss Attie T:•11. Mowatt, David Wharton. that the Board appoint Howard Tait lo; do their part in the interest of the leave;
Congratulations are extended to club.
For tel• won't forget you, we're glad Ontario. They wire the recipients of
Mr. and Mr. Rrlt. :\(4,111 of \\'cl fill the balance of the term on tllc
land air Visiting this tveel: 11';11( tltc these pupils and the teacher, \piss Board, caused by the resignation of 1)r,' :\ di'int)• Intek was scrt•td after I tit have tact you; Our friend -a ('cry fin( cup, emblematic of the;`,
Pearl Jamieson. Congratulations are hold, Carrier. «•hick Bernice Johnston "loved a \•oto 1 ship', like a gold chain, «'r hope i achievement. The cup «as presented
frnnui's father, \Ir. I tell :\rgrnt. , to the catcher, \Its. Harvey Stevenson,
\lis; Paean,, r Pn,hnr, \\'in hall(, :11`.o extended t ` Norman \\'ightnlen ;\djourntlteitt ntut•ed by Hamilton • Ili thanks to the Mist(..,,, for opetlitt); you'll hclittt
• nd Jim Buchanan who «•crc success- and Philp 11; ((all, S(cy. her home for the meeting and her You've alttits been so frieudh', sr, amidst the lusty cheering of the Pl•tit
is Vsitint Miss (;poria ,,Ibthrn'p1c, Int in passing their Entrance on their I kind hospitality. The meeting hill be ihnnghtful, so helpful,
' boy;, Anderson pitched the entire scr-
\Ir, and Mrs. Scott Atm to ; r'I G,•'1- los for Brussels. She was assisted by
Year's work, llisrontinu,'I Jur the sunlnncr in units.
In all our social functions you ha\'e
fl) of Trenton. ,;,int the weekend witlt Air. and \its Cox \ialicd on Stat- a r 'r --r--- been must kin,(. \\'illi;. The happy group landed back
Ill 11 Scout l Win
I I:ilcM,n,r, !,1“.•111 the nc0k end at I?Vt ging 11'orshi,, i{'.til. a ni, t:cLct n", 1 I ''Ir,: Ray' 1lnn-
Miss \I art t: t 1Iirons, lint and Ifo- y l COlI 100[) i tin, now, plrasr accept these gifts, not in Myth each Saturday utrnniug.
t!:!t with \Ir, and 'Mrs, Gibson Gil
betty At Huron Mee Myth Junior Farmers plan to holt{
les sir of \1'hileclnu•cll Mii(1(10c1CS - McI)analtl for their value,
' Mr. and \Irs, A. R. Ta•kcr attended I I their rcgldar monthly meeting on
the funeral of their aunt, \piss \Jinni, \Irs, Staple, of London, Mrs. 11:it I'h0 Illth Put Sruttt 'Troop,, the \ 1 itirt wedding was It ilttirell a(i hitt jest to remind you of friends left F'
1 old Sprung, and \Irs. Donald Sprang, youngest Troop in the district caitiff- behind," -:\t Myth Jul 1111;(, in the •\Icnun'ial hall. Boys
Campbell, rf ('limon, which (1111(: playe Inc lirusecls United Church myna( on _____V --
of
are rclnin!ti! that rope Ivor(: Will be
of ( Millett visited oti Friday \\dill Mrs, ('d the batt urs ata district Scout Meet -- \ -- --- I '
(rota 1!11' Monk of her brother. Harry Saturday, Juno 21, at ' p.m., t\hcn the C,nreratnlwlious to Ronald \\'wish, discussed and demonstrated It Billie
Clarence Cup• held in llensall last Saturday after -
Campbell, of Pclgrave, on Tuesday. r leu. Hugh C. \\';(sett united in "lar 1'unnl; and ((Vine it «r;. :\ll num-
___-V noon. Attending the Jamboree were nage Florence \Icl)onwld, Of Myth, 1\hu crlrbratl'il hi, tib birthday om
Interment \\ as in Brandon cemetery. Troops from Clinton, Goderictt, \\'int 5th• hers arc mmindrd to bring a {end
n` t n T ! 1111 .\ihcrt \laddorks, of Bclgr;uc. Saturday, July
AIr, \ieghi ('other, f ' and
Mrs, EAST 1vA/vANOSH ((:1111, Exeter, IIcnsall, 1mean, and r 1,ttLi;lullwtion, to 1 ttttli Sim,, \,'lin length of tope [or Itactiying purposes.
Has visiting his brother, J.:\., and \Irs. Tbc bride was gu\viied in a pond •e -_
Cowan, over the «•tr1:-end• I;col•gu lir, and Mrs. C. 1':, 'Tull and Jill of
Myth. Following is the list of coin- onto dressmakers shit, t\iltt watching
celebrated her I,th birthday on 11'ed BLYTH GIRLS DO WELL AT
petitions and tinners: accessories it white. She carried a "(slay, 1111\' _rad.
is with the Highway Department. frail, B.C.. arc visiting relatives here. lnl'ploviscd flag pelt, Clinton, 1Itth, Congratulations to ('\111111( Gib-, n, WATERLOO FESTIVAL
Jnr, and \Irs, Robert Tnrhet•, of \Ir Milliard; McGowan spent' the corsage . (ryd rests. \I is; Marie \Ic
Pith, 1111( \Ir. 1111 \It's. Ross 'I'ntV,t,
week -end with \Irs. .\lex \Ic( twao, (iodcricll' I)onalli was hridesnlailI. gotene,l ,,iii \t'hn rcl(bratcd her 5th hirttttl)• ua Three Myth girls competed at toe
llluevalr, attended the '!ittt t I'h (lips who spent the past \Yccl: 11;11( biro al Ideal Campers circ and p t hnol:, nine crepe with «hire accessories. See \\cdtle'd:t)•, Jnl)' 2• \\'aterloo,\lusic 1 t ti\;11 held 00 Sat-
\\edrling it the \'tilted Church at Eu- Fergus. \li>s \l atgare( was also a vis-
Myth, CItttton, 1teti aln' carried a corsage of (,ink roses. ( I nrdat, and "lade a most creditable
gonia Falls, on Satutlly, Jun,' _lith. icor, Kraut icing( team, team of 0 buys, Mr, Ross Anders.'" of Prlgra\c was 'MISSION BAND TO MEET j:hotting, In the alto (11,(11 class, tom
1'10 groom is a nephew of 11 r, Robert \I r, lila \\'alsh f l,rf don is spend Myth, Clinton, \\'inghani' the nest nl;ln, i 1'(1;11) 1(1;11,1 10 r.thlr contestants.
\\':iter boiling team, Goderich, I fen- 1 The Mission Band t of Loving Service Margaret \larch;dl glared fourth. In
l hr\ l')', antra 1111( of I.ol•ne 'Tory? ;i llll;`III''it:\\' holidays with pHs parents, hollo\•in r toe ceremony \I I'• :111 1
1,will held it's regular meeting on Salm- the cornet min class, comprising „
\Ir, and Mrs, \\`tel, Ualryinple and sail, \\'inghatn' A[rs. \I;t.iocls loft for rt oriel hent !\. Jul,' 5th, at 3 o'clock, \\'ill the,
folium Blyth resident. ( -
\li:s I{Vel\n '1 iitt" 1`:as a coos( It \Iailgal'l't, also Mrs. W. 1)wlrrmple Sr., Dressing and Neatness race 13 en- n,r`n at the lake. I.It) siert'! r contestants, Irma \\'aft placed sixth,
children pleas( bring t gift of Ipo''1:<, vol Marjorie
the teed ling ((.((.;soon : 1 Lila Agar spent Sunday in Lakeside. tries allu\Yrrl), iii the h:\,lets i;xrt, r. J` tie \\'aft, thirteenth, The
Utl:en 1!{e residence in ltlYtli toys, chil.!ren's 11(.11 and second-hand(,
and Cus(((s Ila)•, tt Zurich, on Salto•_ , Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Scott of (tip- 1 Signallint team, G1(11 ick, \\•;u,,,- ' I winner t\w; (;mule Miller, of Ingersoll,
ham, Myth.
clothing, map, 1haso cloths, etc., for toe .tlsu a student of A. C'. Itt•ninson. In
day, June _')nth• Ice visited \II•, \\'anter McGowan, and,box to go to Labrador. t\ picnic lunch
1)c,ntinien 1)ay was celebrated ntttc It j Mr. 11 tsfor'1, on Sunday.
1 \Icssag0 relay, i:\1Itt (lens; ii, Speaks Of Ohl Friends ,;.11 Ile served on the church lawn at competition with 15 others, Irma and
in Myth on '1'atsday, Many citizens I ---\' i itlth' this "meting, \larjurie \\'aft here placed third iu
either enjoyed the ronq,an\' of visitors, first :\ill 1(1111 of 3, Blyth, Godcriyl!, •1\'ritiit to renew his subscription t,, _ \,. the come( ducts.
75 ATTEND BENTLEY RE -UNION Exeter. The St„ndard, R. P, Carter of .\;,iii- • The adjudicator for this class «'as
or eke occluded the '!a1 h\ VisilinC, AT CODERiCH Blyth 'Troop scored ? out of •1') bola, Sask.. irks tl, be Ir llrmht'r,ll t GUESTS AT HiGH MASS DiNNER \piss Betty Semple, solo trombonist of
or ct \'. t other forms of recreation. It' j points, thereby winning halt nes (111111 AND RECEPTION
Mr. \Yin, C+'e ghten of London + :\roturi 75 relatives attended the an I 1 old Pltth friend;. An extract from his the Cincinnatli and Kans s City Sym
-
points,
ent the „'eel: en I with his parents, 11(11 Pentic)' re union held at Harbour
seasoned tronps \\•Mich have been or- letter ft,!tcm,: \!r. and ,Irs• John T. McCau:;oe1' phony orclestrat. She had nothing Intl
n i 1';soil for Year;, e();;;Pared tied with our 1
1'tr.: Wel Mrs S. Crcizh(oll, I'; ri:, (;el'er'ch, t n lh,ntirion 1)a\•. Re_ g: t ; - i "Please r'•nnvnbrr nu• l , i,'Ixtt'r \I,•- vr, rc in I:itcienrr e'1 timl(lay to at- high ,raise for , nil Myth ),iris, Irma
t Brant 3 Months. \\'ith 11(11(( es;,cricnr: :\ (ter, star foothallet of ((iron t':uT'!\ toed the first High NI a,,,, Diener ;\Iold and tti tic \\':'tt were the only girl
;Mr. flurry Short of Ingcr•oll is vis- latices \,tyre present from Barrie, Tees..
1\\':tier, 1 tido", St. \lar\':, \\'orad;tock. and practice the Blyth 'Troop •[\ 111 be 1 51) h.•• r< a,; 1. Al:o r,militl,cr me 1,, Ric'iiti,in of their ttcp`,tcr', ltcv. T1tto- competitor; in the r'rnet r!o class.
ItlMI'1O"t'r< !(ere, , hare( t,` beat 111 succeeding coni eti_ l' ' , \si
Mr. and Mr'', 13. \\i!; ius 111'1 Val- \litchcl( and Ll.:th, f)inngl• 1111( sop- 1 ' the \\'at:en, Culon;.,n<, Jim Sin,(; and nr.'; \ . l:i;lora.(, ,,t the I,e urrrcl;,,lt I;. L.. lt'.hitsous f:, - (silo"
eric, of llrantf''rll, arc vii'itini «vitt) tier hero served to the entire gather- dols. Etlll:a McKay. (;tics: they ars the OI ler. It \Ya; a very pleasant occ;l;- hand \Voir first pri,-.c in the juvenile
V oily eo't 1 know, that li\-t` toe,'"' sir', it 11(:11; too thirty-lir<t wrtl:lii!,_ class, and pl'tced second in the senior
\I r. 1111 \B'<. 'I'i no!as \nhlo, lint, and hall game; and contests were I ' i'•'
.11's: Il'ur) (((ohne of \\'ingham 'enjoyed.;Mrs.Dodd, Jean and Ralph left for Mr. tarter i; a it/ember of the fit -iii :t' 'versary of \Ir. an 1 Mrs.'I'h+ Inas clay", '1'h;, ' 1 ill \\ ill he the feature
with Mr. :Ind \ir J. A. Cowan on Next tear's re -union \\ ill be held intheir cottage at Bogie's Beach en j of Carter t\ \\•right, 1.td., t!iit 1;is1 i,:i' ran Sr., parents of the young attrticticn at the tattoo here on .' ugust
\\'elln0sday, \litchcl(.
Wednesday evening. 1 and sial;"!urs, cf .\ssiuihoia, 1 Pri st. 1,..111.
To Gain Confidence of Indian:
Scarlet Coats Adopted by RCMP
The adoption of that most sltil,-
ing detail in the >tounted Police uni-
form, the "red serge" \\ as not a
piece of tnlpty s\\agger, nor war it
merely another tsplcssioi of the
!strong British sentiment ill this
Country. It resulted from sound dip-
lomatic forethought. To trace the
season I0 Its crigtll one must tura
the clock back to the frontier day
of the \Vest, \v'hula rifle regiment
garbed in green replaced a red-
toated line regiment at Fort Garry.
Perhaps further than that, for the
British Military scarlet, worn as
long agi as :lou } cars, cause to this
continent about the. beginning of
the 18th century.
About the tint of the transfer to
Canada on July 15, ]5;0, of Rup-
trt's Land and the Northwestern
'Territory from the Rousso '5 Bay
Company, the Go\ moment at Otta-
wa was receiving \igorous com-
plaints that the Indians of the plains
were being debauched and robbed
by whisky traders. 'The la,sless con-
ditions in the West coupled with the
t �
need for maintaining mnrcriul-e\
sov-
ereignty
ereignty there, led to the formation
in 1873 of the North \Vest \fountct1
Police
Soldiers of the Queen
The pre \'loris year the Govern-
ment had sent out Col 1'. Robert-
son -Ross, adjutant general of the
Canadian Militia, to make a general
reconnaissance of this untamed
realm \with a view to ascertaining
what constitutional Idles the pro-
posed force should take. Accom-
panied only by his 1G -}'ear -old son,
one guide and an Indian lad the col-
onel left Fort Garry on August 10,
1812, for the Rocky Mountains.
Before he had gone 60 miles, iie
met three large camps of Sioux In-
dians—part of the band which but
10 short years before had sought
letup' in Canadian territory after
participating in the bloody 111111 5 -
uta \Meier&—:end on another oc-
easion \elen far out on the prairie
his surd; part} was ridden down
by 10 mounted Sioux Velli "became
quite friendly in manner, shaking
hands with us hcarily" upon learn-
ing that the colonel was a British
Officer. Not once during the \\•s01'
11,000 -mile trip we're Robertson -Ross
and his three companions molested,
u fact which is attributable to the
Jndian's respect for a soldier of
the Queen
Tradition of 1890
In the light of today's tradition,
the colonel's most interesting ob-
aervations wcrc based on his own
()ittrnntts doting that 11 i1' and
they tinct 1 n tilt 1111401 111 10 lir
55011 h} slit Ill'55'
"1 )111 lily cruised 11 of the
North \\tst", In it ported, "1 asicr-
tained that some prejudice existed
amongst the Indians against the
Color of the nnifornn wort by Coen
of the pro\ isional battalion militia
0 Manitoba), for 11811 of the In-
dians said, '11'ho are these soldiers
at Rtd Rl\rr \veiling dark clothes?
Our old brothers who formerly
lived there (meaning 1I \I's title
Regilnt lit of Foot ) wale red coats.
\Ve know that the soldiers of our
great mother \wear red coats and
are our (fiends"
So, on (rounds that it \would gain
the confidence and respect of the
Indians as nothing else could, the
militia commander suggested that
the proposed mounted police should
be provider( With the tinge -honored
scarlet coat. Ile donhtles, had in
mind the tradition already (stall•
fished by the troops in 1141; and the
natural (equines, of the Indian for
bright 1s, but he \\ as also 51c
II
aware from personal knowledge of
the power the red coat held over
the unrestrained Indian of whom
lhrrr w(rc at that 1110 sono 25,000
on the ptairit
No Fuss and Feathers
0, .lay 2), 15; J, the North \\'est
Mounted Police cause into exist-
ence and in police matters were
modelled partly on the Royal Irish
Constabulary and partly on a system
followed in India: however, the sim-
ilarity of the conditions under which
they and the army would operate
dictated that they take after the lat-
ter in dress and interior economy.
But even here the Prime Minister
stressed that lie wanted a plain,
mobile, purely civil force suited to
the rigors of the country with "as
little gold lace and fuss and feath-
ers as possible". :Mime all. ile in-
sisted, there was to la: no ostenta-
tious display.
Thus was the traditional red coat
of the British soldier introduced to
the plains of \Vcstern ( anada.
Tea For Britons
Ansious Britons, Whose cup of lea
has hung in the balance during
negotiations with Indian merchants
and govertunent officials, learned re-
cently that supplies are all set for
next year Britain \rill get X309,000,-
000 11,1„2,v),000.000) worth, enough
for her rationed net el.,
There She Blows!—hcsidrnts of Iloujuhana, lagan, launch this
bilge l5 Ly 12 -foot kite, probably the. largest in the world.
'J'hcy made it for the resumption of hitt flying contests, sus-
pended for the past ten years in japan, Weight of the kite
lint] string to control it Totals 1430 pounds. Some 850 sheets
of paper, 20 bamboo poles, and five gallons of ink were used
to make it.
MQPSY ,ray. 6Ld DYS PARKER
MADAM, WILL YOU t?LEASE MAKE UP
YOUR MIND SEF,OREiS,.THEY ALL
.v.• • 1,,rf:ecp OUT OF STYLE.!
"V
Vacation Time Again--'1-he Russian child i'- no different than Canadian moppets or young
people in any country in the world --he's happ v to wave goodbye to school when stoniner
holida\ s rontc, 'CII 101 011(1(11 for the first th r(0 grades in \losco\w early this year and at
nc on of \Ia\ 19, the children cheerily waved oodhye to "pencils anti hooks and teachers,'
„
Young
Blade
By
GLORIA FERSCIIT
Danny 1):110, his teeth still chat-
tering from the wet chill of the
night, twisted his head on the soft
warm pillow in an effort to speak.
\lon1, 1'551 sorry, honest I ant.
couldn't help it."
The tall blonde 1•oy pulled the
warm co\crs nit?c closely around
hint. Two dimples, which he had
not outgrown during Iris Ia }cars,
\Vint 051:11 nti\v siSible in his cheeks
among st•\eral scratches and a deep
gash slightly below Isis tight c} r.
It w'as not unusual for Danny to
wander off by himself, especially
\vhcu ht \Vas angry or disturbed. 11e
often spent the entire day swimming
or boating in the lake, but he was
nets r gone overnight. :1t one hour
past midnight, \I r, Dale and a small
searching party had found Danny
lying on the beach, cold and wet.
1)1. Scott spoke softly to Danny
as he applied an aoiesthelic 10 the
boy's bruised face. ''.\re sou warm,
Danny?"
Thae was a Curl reply. "Sure,"
The experienced country doctor
could see at once that Danny was
straining himself to keep the tears
back. "\Vhat's the !flatter, son? You
can trust old Doc Scott, and surely
your have no s(ircis from your par-
ents. \Vhcre have you Dern: \\'hat
hate you: been cluing;"
Manny pulled himself up and
leaned against the bedstead. itis
natural color was slowly coming to
his checks, but his eyes showed
fright. He slowly parted his lips to
speak. "I loved her so much."
The doctor showed no sign of
surprise; he remained silent. It was
Danny who did all the talking now.
"Mom and Dad tried to keep it a
secret from me. They wanted to
take me 10 the city. They knew 1
loved her, just as 1 loved the coun-
of grief. "i)ad said I couldn't sec
of grief. 'Dad said I couldn't see
her again. Jeanne has always been
so good to nu; I couldn't live with-
out her. \Ve always have picnics to-
gether, and she can SW1111 as fast
zs I can. I loved to go bicycle riding
with her too. Going to the city is
bad enough but losing Jeanne is the
worst.'
Doctor Scott began to set clearly
the whole situation. This 15 -year-old
youth knew what lie wanted. Jeanne
had been his constant companion.
\I r. and \I rs. I tale had very sull-
denlV decided to move 10 the city'in
order to open up a small business.
They knew, how cer, it was out of
the lintstion to have Jeanne wills
thou. The small apartment nllicit
they had rented was no larger than
a cubh} hole.
Dr, Stott motioned \I r. and Mrs.
Male to leave the room, and, after
opening the window for sonar fresh
air, Ile followed, Dann}' was falling
asleep, but the old physician Itnew•
that it was a trembled sleep, a rest-
less one, which ;light haunt the boy
for many months.
" Doctor Scott," \I rs. I lade began,
"\I y husband :nd i were wrong. 1
FCC 11 011 now;." tilt spoke slinvl}',
a faint smile came upon her lips.
"I )army's instincts are healthy,
sound. Ile loves the woods the
lakes, the open fields." 'There 5115
a short pause and then she added
mournfully, ''And it. really loves
Jemmy. I did not think a 15-yeetr-
old boy could possiltl} 1 11 c st much
love for anyone."
There was a sudden hush in the
room and then a ruo\enacnt of feet.
Iter, )tale, who had been silent all
this Inci, no\v jumped up: "Doc-
tor, in Danny's room, that noise."
"Quick, I left the window open.
He is climbing out," the doctor re-
plied. Mrs. Hale was the first tc
open the door.
She saw tin long curtains flut-
tering in the open window, which
framed a full moon and myriad
stars.
One glance in the bed explained
the noise and the black footprints
which covered the neatly polished
floor. Closely snuggled to Danny lay
Jeanne, dripping wet and covered
with nnuh '110 dog had loved her
young master enough to s\wiul back
across the lake and find the may
home. Danny's ryes were filled
with tears, big hats. full of lost and
joy.
Scientists Find Pill
Makes Child Bright
Now a child call take a pill three
tints a day ;nd grtiw anorc inti.11i-
gcnt.
The pill, it vats le arm el, is gluta-
mic acid, a comma] chemical that
you can buy at the corner drug: store
if you 11a5e a prescription
1t is one of the amino acids which
are the building blocks of piotcins
such as you gel from 1111 :I1.
ht an experiment, 311 children were
given the acid. ;After a year of treat-
ment they had gained up to 1i points
in intelligence quotient and their
melitis age had gone up two }cars.
The intpro5enunt 11110'ts not 001y
intelligence but pet soualitics, the
meeting of the American Psychiatric
Association learned iron the cx-
perimwnters.
The children got along better with
others after the treatment.
1f a child is not bright (sen after
he has taken tete acid for a }car he
might just as well give up.
The greatest iinpru5eulcul, the re-
scarchcr9 found, takes place in the
first six months. 11\' the end of the
year the ceiling of 11111 (\cnl(nt
seems to be reached.
Work For Thousands
The Canadian National Railways
has ordered 5,100 freight cars and
98 Diesel-electric locomotives. The
orders mean work for thousands in
various industries in building the
cars and locomotives and in sup-
plying the necessary material.
Used as Museum
'1'ht .1L1. Oswiecim Auschwitz)
srlhwitz)
'�
Extermination camp was opened
by Premier Josef l'ryankicwicz as
a national musennl,dcdicated to the
4,000,000 persons said to has(' been
killed there.
j'k
lr �.
What is Red Tape?
It's Red Tape—Plus
u1 1, no\r. in all I Iiollsncss, what
Iti 11.11 'apt
.1.11 1. 5\ l}' Imhlisht tl (•a11.1 w ity
Testier Dictionary, a 400 page vol-
ume published by the t.alla\vay
\lilt', of l aplaugt. (i,t defines it
thus:
'Ted tart cotton tape, dyed
nd, originally used to lie up offi-
ial pipets. na Fnglish late offices
in thi' day. 0f the ttld Middle
That, of t out se, is OR its hnii a1
weaning, and the dictionary con-
tains only tit t \tile 'ocabulary,
says the Ciuistian Science Monitor.
Nevertheless, the authors add at
the putt, ui I the dcii[lit it n:
"'The term t mcrs lout h more
than this now "
The comprthrn i\c dictionary,
the fir•t of it, kind, is 11 consolida-
tion of the t\olio: of three men, be-
gun separately, some yea's ',Igo.
Only half of all homes in ('anada
base a pri\att bath or shower.
$TOP1TCH
of Insect
Bites—
Heat !lash
Quirk( Stor itching of 1n'ert bites, heat rash,
eczema, Itisr , pl nitlr s, Eralr,,Fr;thllR, atlh'te''R
foot 11111 01110' exletnally caused rkiu troubles.
1'sr t ntrk•atting, rout hi ng, antiseptic D, D. D.
PRESCRIPTION, Ca noodle=s, Ftainlesv, Itch
stops or your looney back, 5'e,trt, dtu[igii _,_„
taut l:r D. D, 0, PRESCRIPTION.
Ales Gasoline bze
Tave Lives ofT,:a
)11
JAMES GRANT
OF OTTAWA
averts tragedy by cool
Quick action
The car had been in storage
and Jaynes Grant was having
trouble getting it started. Watch-
ing hint in the garage were Morris
livraire, 9, in the rear seat of the
car, and Donald Finnessy, 11,
standing nearby.
Grant decided to pour gasoline
into the carburetor. Donald,
wanting to see more clearly,
struck a snatch. In a second the
gasoline had burst into flames
. and fire flashed menacingly
into the interior of the car.
Quickly, Grant grabbed Donald,
whose clothes had caught fire,
and pulling a windbreaker over
the boy's head, dragged him out-
side ... beating out the flames
with his hands. Then he opened
the back door of the car and
tried to rescue Morris. The 9 -
year -old boy was in a state of
panic and "froze" in the far
corner ... his clothing and the
scat cushions burning. Grant
was forced to enter the car and
pull the youngster out ... once
again using his hare hands to
beat out the flames. All three
required hospital treatment, but
no lives were lost.
We are proud to pay tribute to
the bravery of James Grant, of
Ottawa, through the presentation
of The Dow Award
711E Ix)\V AWARD 0 a
mason for outstand11lg 410,
ism and inclines, as a tangible
explosion of appreciation, a
,Floo Canada Savings Bond.
Winners are selected by the
Dow Award Committee, a
group of rdito4 of leading
C.a,u dine daily noespnpus.
,)ass as Grant starter) to pour (gasoline
Foto' the carburetor, young l)toalr/,
uuauwre of the clanger, struck a snatch.
holier/ia1elr, the gasoline aro/ fumes
burst into /lames.
Pulling his windbreaker over the boy's
head, Grant led him from the garage,
beating out the flames with his bare
bandy.
POP—Running Comment
‘'HDO
944r Wa ' GAATLI. Ao `IMAUN
' WNO'S BSEN
"='�/ A LUGKY IN
I...-,... , , LOVE, POP
By J, MILLAR WATT
A
DAGHELOR
CL4SIFIED' ADVERTISING
11 1'11 I \ 1.'4 4 (11'1'111: I I' \III 1'1
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11141 LI1101;01011h 41101, 1':,111 lot. 1.4'.,4 001
111'310 111 11,111114' 1111;0/'• Ain • 11011,1 1 0t
64, 100, 1.,9, gnu n, 11 141,E 10th I,: ,1 „ I4(
good 1nl'a 1,14 0:4111 101',11 p,,,''.I fl en, 3%0'14
up .1. 1 . Lol,;, I:,,,1 1:'11014'• I::,d„n ll' .•r, '4,
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OILS, GREASES, TI it1';S
]onrrllc 141:(0 I:Irrt r4(• 11.04(1 t ,,,,ll o':nn IlH•
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end to I
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wanted. \\lu•e 4\.aro 9: 1;1'•1• S , 1., ed.
'u 110.
1 I 11 I
Io:001141 fel4 to n'4'l.)x tot
on hou4r1,0L1'l 1 ((.4h now i'''nt 0,,/l 1 ❑a ,(
0101ltical m111.1i10,0 mot on mals 1('I 1,0;0 {s
1''11111110. 1:(.4,1,11014 If "1,101 (11,111 (0r,, 1100,
• on I11111rn 11a -0.I1.14 1' ,1 POI .1 1104, 11 41,11'1.0.
1'111:1111.
RAR4 ('11l('K1
w1.: ARE pun moduli.; 44(1((wt.( 4,41 g:,a
Plumpt (101.014}' un 4Lc fol l,a'1t'(4 11 .1*
breeds. 11'11110 Lefh.n'n1. It1:r'k 51 11('l. 111
1'0l1110r, 14111'011 I,41I,1u1, So reed 1.0, 14
Whitt, ]1011.0, New lionootlot es,11601e 1(11100
L'rdx, wbilr 14'4andnites. Id4ht Suns"r, I;!o,a
Ansi] :timing, Jersey 11111110 (41.4'4('1. 1
111049• mark 11u(nrca X Whit.. 1.'•4101na,
4\'hllo 14.1110111 X 1111'11,1 14o,'I:, .\II'(1.1 write
lYhllt 1144014 X 11'Ililr LOg1100n, Trw Illu-
siile .X haired !toll,, haled 1:1,111 X \e4(
Ilampshil'e, New Illulp4hint :K 1.,41;14 `(44''4,
Light Sussex X Ne1V llnn111:(b.'0, Lit; 11, :,1.:44
sox X 11aried Rock, .11so (0.') 1.411 111114
w'O('II olds and older pullets •4146t 10'10•! n to
laying, 1'114.14 I;t'eally I edm'.',1 un• .luno ,In'
July, Free catalogue. '1'0444,1,11„ Thick 11.u-
chrrien !Moiled, I'ergun, (Into!,u
BABY CHICKS AND
STARTED CHICKS
Our prl(tp for Rah) ('1(1cks and sl,tu,•d ('0'0•
1111( hurprlae you All ('hicks 4)111,4 111(4,41
tested Block Carleton (Inlelery, In lt44anul
1Ii'I hln, Ont
1'.\T('iI 1'I' on 11(1 .r•a10n Trott, ),nue 111 out
1sat maturing 1114( and (tree we'•), old Htlll
„1,l chicks In aur -sexed, (.4(11,•111 and 1„ 51.1'•110
llnvn the following 1ree,ln for ('nnnpt d'11vrIy
It to ed Itnrko, J11111, Ails% Morns, N. 44' Ilnlun-
old ties, 44'hite 1ostli'ion, NVItit4 114111:1, Light
1114410x, New Ila ipshire X 111 red (10' I:. I:ar-
'•'1 Rot 1, 4: \r4(' 110111ps1nes. 1,4014 44111(14„9
X New 1lirmpshlres. 41111,' I„'g)4urn \ 14111rd
Rock, Aunla \1'111.•0, ilai 11•4 11,01 \ 11 bile
1,1401010, lend for 0(4r0114I pt in• lint UHo
pullets eight '.014141) 40 Luing. '1'0.,•,14110
('hi4'k 1(11,'14-1 les,-- 1.i 101,•1, Nen;o1,, 111,1.)1'0
Al'(1l'S'1' 1111014) should to, 1,1401, it now to
nom u 41110'11 y. Moot 1,11443 .4 ,1,L)I'Ir.
v1'11018, nun-s0v'd, 10'141 ,'lo 110 ..111 1,VI,
1 11111101110n delivery V1144114, .144 H"rl,• 1,1:11' 1.
1411(9' Hilt( 1rly, 130 .111111 f , II. l ,IIo,, (44,1.
EASY 11, 4(414') )1111010. NO 1 rw1.130j 10.11 le.
14(0111. '1'4440 11( foul' 14ee40 14111, 1pr, ial
elites 121.75 In $10.7:,. ('1(H' la 0.4 10311 )4}
8)4,114, Alba 311y 014 cbirk) any gnu•. \VI me
f''4 Prices 00 send $1.011 deposit (o( 1111
shipment. I'(nhor Un'ha1 d',, It It. No. 2,
Verona n. (101
R.\It;.41NS 10 ('anadlml .11'111101,1 ,11', k!) I'1('
111144 4440014 tool 114,41. D.I1 red 140,').4.
Tl:nnpnhiro,4, w'hil0 11001:,). 1,1111) 1us',''.,
Mad, Aunu'nlol pa, Ithode Island Ihv11,
Ilauglmh1ro X 1:awed Jtu, 14. (1arred 141,,')1 X
r' 10' 1(4n,eslire, New 1 101014s1114' X Light
111H80'., 1,1,1111 14111)11'',4 X New 1lamuslin r.
I,U,111 444(:1940' X J1, 104 1:Orli 111/11-319, ,t1
1'11111311 12.914, (001401 014) 8.95. .1,4orted (('11y
14,cedn 14044-14ec'(I 8,93, 14
,93, 11.9.1, (4.1441•
.•Is 7.95. 4Vhil0 511:114(10 X 11.nI'1'4 Hort,,
Black Aung'n101I/ X 1Vbitl 14401401'11s. while
)tuck X 14.'hilo 1,01110110 14.93, 44111119 17.9:4.
4ul0'rels 7 945. \\'bile 1,e)ho1'ne 8.93, (1(111114
1 ..95, roc), refs 1.00. (.Assorted Light or
1,1 (burn 01(00(4) na11`s'•'Pd 7.9,4, pullets 111.93.
'('44.0 (40ek 013 11311 0.00 1111'00 week 4014 add
11,00 Per 114(0410,,4, F11ippeJ C.O.U. '('1118
Advrrlimenunit must 1111(mnany >our order
to Ipeek, Bleso ljerlul (.rhes. Also Pullets
right weeks to laying, Top Notch Clurkecics,
Unrlph, 1l411nt1o. —
DI'I:In(1^ ANI► ('LB.t9INl1
IIA4'10 YOU anything needs dyeing or clean.
111;7 Write to us for information. 4\'n are
clad to answer your questions. Department
IL Parker's Dye w'o'ks Limned, 791 1'on4e
Street, Toronto, Ontario.
('.1(3171 1'1111 8.11,E
300-1,(1111 farm for* tole. 75 tillable. well
watered. balk barn, frlun0 house to good
pn(9('li)011 silt time. A(4.1)10 Simpson.
1.008111 Station. Ontario.
tom Al'I(11 form Chum to good toad, dint ch,
onHulidnled continuation School (paid for)
41104 se 1(401019' and Post Of fire. Enough bush
to pay for the properly If handled by owner.
Tied Cannill5', llallvllle, Ont.
97 Al'It1a for sale, (Inst Innen. near Money:
wood,t boring water, hair buildings, orchard
1.11,14, hay, (mature, Apply DUs, Florence
'Ttuoi Psora: 'Corea Nova, Out.
EBR 5:41.1:
(lilt 141.1.
11U'I.I': S1 Itl'1'
11 11'1.144 h11111, 1917 01044. I1,'11,,moIl0 1411149.
. •, 1,1,(.00x. John AL 0116'npie. Ahhol4fu0l,
A. I"))1\I II'I4-1 11411 em4lago 1144) vesler,
e 111, stund,udl.1rd Power I lk,:nf1. Used
he 1 days 11.1 test your colo tl Iva hest
0:'011 100 4(r Icon wen. i'Ilen ((11.111,4 reduced.
o r„•Inca 4••51,4.4. 18011, Slalom 11111,
1',,.r I1',4I4r ((h,.
NEW 131x1) OUTFIT
,1,•v' 4.,1'.....1 f I', 1,,'I bc,l. non -sig boons 043
I041',104 :1 1;, 14''1 forfive ra 0 ,•ma
1„ 'r 1_ 1 4(e f1 •t 1111
f l4( ib„drr Unnlll or, 11'olchuu0r, 179 l'arlla•
11,44(1 141.4 41
\Ili! ,,I,1( Lo.) --� 1 150 .
1 rolls 14 and 16 feel, , 850.00
earl 2 (4,0 810040 110010 11 (net wIth
011.1 he en, h, 1110.4)4 che114 lumber all
dllm•4xums Abel 1'1011411, 4'00l,311l1e, Que.
( tN1) ("CGS111"1"1' and 0110 Ibld new 1917
g 41.111 4,11 11111100. ('nn4Ple1.• 14111, (w4( flir-
t ow (.4110'.11 1104 14,4,11,14 1111119. 1111111e,1'.310 033'
1100510.1. 11, Clc("off, 11111011 Cold South,
11,4(.019 tint.
4.14 1!11'14'1: 0'111, of rgllipmen, I,,1( half ('d.
4111n5no hal! s„ mg shovel. Mato' ('01,440
and 91,114 1,'1,44, 111111,01 neo• n141i(110, 13 -
floe 01(, err, 1931 1: ton Turd 11110); 8750.0)4,
tine 1:1.17 4 tun white iturlc, 112110,00. 1101)4
eolulpprd with steel plat form 11(.41 horst.
'I'i lo'l 11,,41 1064(111 Inst 90.11', N0,0 4.111.1 1110
1'I'ol(IIH'IGI(a a011 10:11 ends. N"14' rear ('4 es.
Ideal 11.10.•1 equipment worth It rune
oion•y 1'1,10,1 for quirk 8.11,• (a 1 ha t'0 no
1.111.1 110r use (or (('4(u'•. 501.11,•3 01 Uro 1.4(1(.
11,1. .1(.814 T. 14. ('4,(,)'4((,, Inn station,
()mai In
ATTENTION t'ARMEUS
FUR SA LE—Tractor Tires, made of rubber,
suitable for bolting on steel wheels, 115.00
each, rear wheels: 17.60 each. front wheels.
When ordering elate diameter awl width of
10)10(8. NnUnnnt Rubber Cu. Ltd., 6 Wilt•
ehlte Ave., Toronto_OnL.�- _-.-
AD1".\NUE ) Registry Y''I 1181114 1'41 11e4i41/003
I:xp1'es44 prepaid. (Beare about ready for
.8'', vice 050. 01118 duo August 175.1100.
Douglas /tart, 11'oodnloc)c, Onl,
01:111111'1•: SUPERS, (nl1 depth Lang44t0ogla
used 3 Years, (11110144 $3.00 each complete
with 10 new frames fitted with full 4411441)
of foundation. 11. 141111118, 11.11, No. 2,
\1'(1181111, (Marin.
110WSEIt Dry Cleaning Filter with pump
Onu'lele, Beco'd Allen, Godorirh, Ont.
CHENILLE SPREADS $4.89
Alanufaclurere' clearance, first quality for
double and single beds W beautifui Iwo -toned
celuurn, worth double the price, Money re.
funded If not satisfied, Hunt C.O.D. Plus
postage In Canada, Handicraft Dintribnto's,
2141 Sherbrooke SI., W.. Montreal 18, Que.
TIRES
1544 4440 ('001:11010011 4(i (he nrcaenl of toad
((H'•;1 Ilnde l4( 11101) Iguarnnlee, ('4 144 In el-
r0ne1(t
600 X 16 — $5.00
All 0014 1d,lPPed (: 0 D Sue, al row( merit
(or 04'3 11171411 '1'10,44 and Unna T..Ixn01
Tow. 111:%CON ')'((1(: ('„fief (;1001( 44(11)
fel k Sts , Hamilton, Uel
0\'I' 0RIO'S )(0ST 14IUI'l1nh
1'(,'1'll'I'I:D '('11)1': slum
pealuut
TOILETS
For 54(04(,01 ('ottar.P0. ration-, 1, hoots. and
('14)1149, Can 6" m,0',) v.ilh 1(1 (.'11.0:(4 l,nn(4Ig
lcatrl•, ('1,044),,' 1an,Lof,u. L1,1, l'1 1:1110,
1411,1., 'Toronto (1o114 I i,,.
kill ift1 1l1111-1''017111,ou, In'n 1101''mnicll-
Iteerur4, .(4,4,14 Oi-ere 1'. (e'. 1.3. 111
1'ulMick ,II"I ('I0111y 011104, 114,• 10 1.1.014
1'1111 14,1101 .'. 14'(1' 0101 IIF -•d 44 .1',111,.. 't'1 a. for
)•1148411, 'rine), 1.4011111'M 41(' 1 ' , 511, 1114(4(4(
I11('. 0114 14,1(1. N1)1) 1101,,•4 1'11,,. 11.•044:0
:.1.111 11, 1 411 11,1 111, UIII
Watchnlal:er1 Attent icll
-----
Electric Power Plants
1 EVA (3,000 watt), 60 or 60 cycle, 120
volt, Onan engine and generator. A g1nIIIY
unit. Ideal for lighting, refrigeration, water
pumping' acid email ,L'nwer t0nln In camps.
(108ed and waterproofed fur ahipnlen( Priced
low. Willa for (1114411x.
SHEPPARD 1':LECTRiC.4L LAB'S
101 Sparks St., 01(0101.
FLAGS
.All 0)0044 Union ,incha or Canadian ICnsl4ne,
sown 1}031 bunting. Special (4(4011111 00 4 VI
and 6 font 410100 Jacks. hast dY0 sewn
cotton. DlRconnt for quantities. Brighten
Your community' or bongo by flying a good
'11)81(1)' Dag. John Leckie I.1mited, 11 Wel-
lington St. West, 'I'urllnto.
::.1P,NL'y9 :Ind -•1,';1'44- rTPP' .p-:' 44(1,1
10101 and also belt splicing equipment for
Rale and alko It 7 40001 2 store)' brick Lonna.
Immediate possession, For particulars write
A. 1', 1rwltl, Cottle, Ont.
11UN'1'(7(18 a)OcIn1-11004 new war assets
t3011 0011 u'eh rifle ellugo, FILO MA1111nrd
e10)01in. Tlut bargain you have been walling
for—lvhilo (1140 last only 600 each. Sling
ewivels for these slings 760 Der Pair. Ell-
wood Epps Spurting (lauds, Clinton, (Mini 10.
IRON AGId Pnln10 Planters—one or two role,
On steel or rubber. Immediate delivery.
11. 01. I'lembng & Fuue., Blenheim) Distributor.
FOR F.\T,II 161 acre farm, Lot 18, Con, 8,
lb'verly, A. J. 21e1(nI4111, Rocklmn, Ont.
I'I:A'I'III>It 'TAIL Irish itet'lover Dimples 11
unmtls old. Parents wonderful bunters.
blale44 820. I'anlnle44 815. Thee, Chlnnlck,
Chatham, It It. No. 1.
41,4.4' IIA11'K Ilny Loader and Blacker (elevat-
ing buekrake) will handle 60 tons per day.
used one sennet( only, II. 1(1111111, It, 2,
Welland, 08)1100.
LA RUM quantity 4' fuel woo'), (00,wood,
mixed body end (11111) won.' shlppiug Pointe
Duilia% and 7'4400wnler. Also quaulity soft
wood 44(11')) ss elm, molt maple, etc. 4' lenglhl,
mixed body Rod limb wood. nomo ehl4Dln0
eoinls and \Vnnn',lnn- Apply Hendon & Gloss
Furniture Cu. Ltd., Walkerton, Ontarle,
1,1,1:('91 ll",4 (11 ('1411(8, 413 14. ma.11Hp111,O44.
11401.110 4%011 11 1.1 1\'111'• for PI'I(e
11'16in comp) 11,, 11,81.-5, 71 1414!1.4, '1'0101144,
IIA1I11/11ESS1\(.
1.1:,111\ lloir1ro44'ml; the 1106nlrom mambo
Info rm:It'u, 00 1114(111 re;::41'11011 ('(04401.0
Vrlet(4011'n Ihit drotling Ar•11onl4. 131 Ave
nun (4(14. Toronto
11141,1' %AN'I'1:11 - ---
11'.1,\'I'I•:U immediately, Ilorlor for !batten
and dint., 1 1lea IIh 1'101 11111111,.1' 11110. 1'01'11
grit 1.101 10,1 3'0 flit 4(r wire 11ra. ,1. S. lloon44.
1.'1141.1), 111.1''1.,'0 Hospital (oaI41, 'trachea,
11( 414.
HERDSMAN
111,;11, r'l,'Io1II, ed 44'11II our, hlcd Ila11y (.4111.
,II It (1.)', lie(,•, 1'111'es I':181.111':It. 1'1:141,(1 1'111 004
1114unVille, Ont.
GENERAL DUTY NURSES
For 118r1411al, 14.110(1) 1108111181. 1100.00
month and full maintenance. .4p)ly 1/r. it.
1, 1',O foot, 5Ia9;418le, Ont.
11(11'11:1:1:1:1'1:1:-41iddlo aged. (apnble of
1,114(0; full hi g,.. write Itnherl 11;01,x,
'Nest Lorne. tint.
CHESTERFIELD SUITES
('hestcrt141,1 :Mites absolutely 1((w, full morin¢
(1110.1 eun011ucgo, every 111)1e. finest Mohair,
\','lour, Trio,, Ilrucaltele, hilts, Damasks
nod other Lee hard wearing uplo1Nlettug
f16rlcN
100 NI:n' CHESTERFIELD SU1T1771 7'11
CHOOSE 1'1(0.41:
('(11:1) 11E1,14'i:It1' '1'(1 1'UL'I1 NI•:,11tEST
1'l'.1TION.
TODD
1110 been 111 the chesterfield Hullo lunlne.ei
for 30 Seals nod Is recugnirant in the bade
as a specialist and the most (.411111 ular 110441
In the business.
l,leled blue' 110 0 few of our cash prices for
QUALI'T'Y CIII:S'J'I:It1'IEI,D SUITES.
$119.00
$149.00
$119.00
$119.00
3 Mere Period Suite — finest
111010118 clrered 1111 Over wllh
(1110 41101113' 11010111'.
3 piece modern mulles. (1411(4on
Imlln(11'.
Beautiful 2 Piece 1.,4%son Salto.
Finest 2 pleco Chat les of Lnn•
11,411 Nunles.
Many other uulUlnading values.
SAVE AS MUCH AS $100.00
Huy uhnnlulelY new ma111fncturern factory
1II(uwruon( altitude suites dlrecl front TODD.
S. J. TODD & SONS,
745 WOODBINE AVE, (Rear),
TORONTO.
)'hone (MOVER 41113
---�_'1111CDICAI. ----
I'I111'1,04-.1t 1I'l%V
I:U (1')' 10 00.111— I1'I(3 11111011.1 b 1'44(441 25e
5 x 7 odaigou"•0lN 1,10/1(144 7)I1 Prints
rop'i0'I Inc, Item ints ::e. Ideal Snapshot Ker•
fur 14(411 stun. Ontario -
A TIIIAi,—Every mutterer of Rheumatic 1'ains
or Nouritia should t')' Dixon's Remedy.
Munro's Drug Sloe, 335 1':1111, Ottawa.
Postpaid $1.00.
WHY SUFFER ARTHRITIC
and rheumatic torment when Breenalone of.
fere Prompt lasting relief. One months'
treatment $1.00 postpaid. Indian Remedies,
Box 118, Vau outer.
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
'('fes MG tt•Ilublr 1(111'110 4(409 flit:ill), 4!
AT LOWER PRICES
Uva I 440k your films ' Send them to
Star Snal'llhnl Service.
.1714' 1117.144 11111.1.
44( 8 l':xpmule1
DIA I':I,111'E1( end 1'110,4 Ell Cllr
It 0111118 Irmo your negatives 4c.
2 rnoolnled 001(11,111.1(19 4 1 6" 26r. ICn•
I4(4401.,1'nte framed 1 r 9" 1n Gold, Filter,
tritium (ir Itlurk Frames 741.. If picture
cnloled 94c. Print. and enlargements
1(1a•I,) from prinln of lost negatives.
1)03)1, M
STAR SNAI)SFDT SERVICE
b1(4 1214, 1'4151' 111'1''1('(.: A, 'I'111t1IN7'O
'1'14.4(11114S 44AN'I'L1
1,(10\.11/0 1.1, 4:11 1 10,4111108 I,mrher with
Ili tit clnn4 crr1111rato effective September 1st.
Salary 11,5110 year, fur:united toacherage, fuel.
Apply mating nlarllal status and qualifications'
10 Al (: Ite:d. Sec.•troan., AI mulct. Ont
1'j4(1'1'):7'(aN')'-- lea (low waded fur
8 1101144,,. 0,illrn l0 601478 Sept. 211d. 1947,
.11.11,4' stating /.Nary and smali(l('/(faun to
Daniel el l;udarlrk, 11,•1:-'l'n•as , ('alines ltnpldn,
1'1,10140,
l'I:TI':I:RI'(:1) ('1rt' N'I'Y--School At ea
'1,p 4,1 Chandos 1'e(1nlre1 le,,rher Frplem-
Lo•I 3141" Keret r0(, 31:,0, 419 110, ero0l'10nee
44/14 qu.11(1 (411011 1,,n31,10,1'ed. 14:11(1 • Nelson,
Se' I eta,} .44111(4., ((111.
it.4''I'I\4.:: 4,f font '1111(1(1.0,114,101rin 1n111 -
,•d for School 17 ea X1(. 1, \1'mle:ulle and
114, a he) for 1(l Imola No. 3 and 3, \luntl•:111e:
1e n101 11. 1101001,01. 531.00,4', JI:,144, 1411leo
to 1(,m 11lc,re heel.2,19(44, .444('1}, slating
01141,10 11 ',ohm, to Oram; Jlnre, Sec. '1'008.,
3114'nnatlr 71101 (tat.
11AVI.7 Y011 011:.\111) about 1))x14(1') Neurltin
(114(1 )th,umal le fain Remedy? It gives
good results. M tutu's Drug- Sloe, 335 Elgin,
Ottawa. ('nslpald $1.00,
CNwVAr-sTr'11) lour VI•ruumeutly ruuu10c(1,
(hal'll(1P8'), 1410(0(11 Compound. 12 and 14.
Delndu Institute, 800 1'nris 111,141., 1\'(nnlpeo.
Mon.FOOT AILMENTS
I(Irx
Foot 011 efferllvely remedies corns,
cnllounen, cracked feel. No Milstein, no pads,
n0 caustic. Price 50c. 1.Oulstock Products
CO., 701 Ottawa. Electric Bldg.. Ottawa.
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PERSONAL
--
LONESOME — Do you desire lespeclable
friendship? Flurry, time Ie fleeting. Home -
where your future sweetheart necks acqualnt-
auo. Splendid positions; means. Information
free. Canadian Frtendehlp Suclely, Bot 148.
Durham, Ontario.
Elmira Shows Wav
To Clean Up Weeds
I 11111':1 l4(4 ,"1 ;(11 4\;110(.11• to
1erp municipality in the country.
This y1;11, e% cry bit of land in the
11111P )own of sullllnccstcrn ((111010
(1.111 1;11 Ino sprayin)0 with 11'(0(1
)tilling 2-1-1I. I'.u'hs, ;want44(lots
and roadsides, as well as all pri4ate
prlp:rly, gill be treated.
Here i; a 4(131 -up campaign that
i, really going to gc't sonlca hl re,
r,mtrnrnls the Financial Post, In
oilier places there will be community
winded ciliycns who fill spray their
law ns, only In ha%e them rciufcsted
w i(I \\ ccds from the unsprayed
was next dour.
l'nless his n( i(hhors and his muni-
cipality co-operate, all too often the
ratan 11110 tackles his own dandelions
and plantains fights a losing battle.
The spraying and w'cc(ling must be
dune over and over again.
Iliggcst delinquent in this fight
against weeds is the municipality.
liti'cns are exhorted to clean up
their own Lail:yar(i5 while weeds
Ihri4e along the .i1rccls and m t0oy
4;11411111 141,
To a\oiO discoloring sinks and
L;hi1144 \411411 11 tap is dripping, drape
a cloth limn the faucet to the (1111(11
unlit the 44asller can he replaced.
s
TIES
mo.
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9'S25.
414
1 n 4",'N 4f
Cult lJnli�i -; '
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And 15 other prizes of $5.
CONTEST &I — Which sentence is collect?
WILSON'S flT PADS ARE DEATH TO FLIES
WILSON'S FLT PADS IS DEATH TO PLIES
The Rot eighteen conecl enswen drawn will
wind
Contest 01 closes July 83, 1947, Winners
names will be published In August. Send
void answer &tong with the top Rap, label,
or targe) from any of the WILSON
PRODUCTS below to:.
CONTEST 01 — WILSON FLY PAD CO
Dept, 0 Hamilton, Ont
'RAT DUST INSECT REPELLENT
ANT TRAPS INSECT POWDIER
FLT PADS MOUSE TREAT
WILSON'S
INSECT
REPELLENT
Noted; you hem Motgsilos,
Biting Flies and other insects,
''All as reliable at Wilson's Fly Pads"
ask for WiLSON'S
WIltt THE RED WHITE AND BLUE TARGET
ISSUE 27— 1947
To Plumb Ocean Depths --
Prof. Auguste 1'iccar(1, first
man to penetrate the strato-
sphere, will try to descend to
a depth of 13.120 feet in the
Gulf of Guinea tiff the coast of
Africa. 11e w'ilI go down in
his bathysphere, a steel sphere
about 1IVO yards in diameter
with walls five inches thiel:.
11i.r reservoir of buoyant gas,
hanging above llle sphere, will
II(' 7104'1411 yards long.
Shorts -And One Thing
or Another
By FRANK MANN HARRIS
("A Sixbit dritic")
:\s 1111. philosopher said—only using
four -dollar 4lords instead of this
nickel kind—if this isn't a goofy old
world, at least it \fill (lo till 111.4 real
thing shows up. Por months 1014 1110'14
mall of the ((1(01ble condition of war -
ruptured Europe, and the solemn
r,:lr4int;s that, unless the New \'4'orld
conics quickly to the aid of the old,
the entire Yorks are clue to collapse
111111 a rush '('h1'n we sec it calmly
announ(14(i 111a1 a European promoter
is paying Jur Louis three hundred
thousand dollars to take some light
Public 8'\erciS1 in such spots as
France, Italy and Spain.
* 11
.1s for .Mr. Louis, both personally
and as an athlete, we have the highest
admiration, To sec him in action We
lime even gone SO far as 10 spend
some of our own money; which, to
anybody in the sports -writing dodge,
is tantamount to parting with a leg.
Pint when we hear of something like
this, and then remember the folks in
]lritain being asked to cut their
already -skimpy rations in or(ier that
starving Europeans may have more to
eat, the whole thing just doesn't scan
to add up. Maybe we shouldn't have
skipped so many mathematics classes
1U school.
S * r
1?.l.\'1)091 'I'l1O(;GIIT ON NA-
llO.V.'Il. VRI1)L: lI'e have been led
to believe That ('hada is a nation
ll'e ktlotl' that she entered the war by
choice, unlike Most of her .lilies, 0110
did so in sheer self-defense. So to us
it seems that' putting on Canadian soil
n memorial 11'llich bear's the names of
any individuals whatsoever, yet omits
that of any Canadian, is making shalt
indeed of both our nation and our
Tear-eJJ•art ; and that it would be just
as reasonable—perhaps even more so
—lo er'ec't 111 T'ar'ts a memorial 7('Ith
inscription ending "and to our na-
tions' leaders Churchill and Stalin".
134(1 somehow'' we can't help wondering
just holo the French would react to
any such proposal.
$ *
S'I'(1.1, SOME 1/iST-1NC1: TO
GO, Fashion experts inform 1(0 that
women's skirts ale to be definitely
longer; which may or may not be
1\'('1.41)111.4 tidings, all depending on
the type of, well, architecture involv-
ed, 11ut somehow we greatly (1011111 if
there will be any large immediate
demand for that heavy brush bind-
ing the ladies used to sew on the
holloms of such garments to prevent
too much wear from trailing on (lusty
sidea81I 44
Russia's Wheat
I'ru,plcts for a good 19.17 crop ill
Russia w; ere increased ilnllwasurc-
ably by reports of steady rains cov-
ering northern and western Russia.
for the 111st 2.1 hours.
Winter \}Leat IVas repotted in fine
condition itt virtually every part of
111e t'olllltl'y.
German People Must
Learn To Co-operate
1 111 (1('1Ilan people, IiL,' ;III other
ur,ll,r,ul Ilrlli)4t'Ienl; of the Ir(.4nt
4431, hat I,ertl hit by the blight of
hung' r, l.nt Ihc0 hale Leen making
01011 [u" 811,4111 it (hall anyone eise.
In 04,1,11144 11 1111 11 1131'4 V31 11,'11 from
whining lo 11elligcrrnlc, they have
demanded In be fed.
J3111(4 :\'t'1t'lllall, military '(gover-
nor in Hesse, has loll) them off in
no uncertain term';, according to the
'4 epointed
Chatham .'(w 11 . out
that it is the first time in history
that conquering armies have fed a
people conquered. 1 f, in return,
the ('.0(0(ans hoard, strike, and re-
fuse to co-operate, stern measures
must be taken.
This i5 the kllguage the Ger-
mans should understand. They
have been overplayed in the role
(1f ;4(l innocent, betrayed people
which only they believe, '('hey
shall be fed, but not through love,
but of necessity. The sooner they
realize this, accept it, and help
themselves, the better it a'i'l be for
all concerned.
Welder for Farms
\lauy uses are foreseen for new
lightweight welder, operating on
direct current for use on materials
up to half-inch thickness. Produced
in l'nitcd Slates, unit can be mount-
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used as stand-by charger for batter-
ies up to 32 Volts, and will run any
32 -volt p141ercd electric 11(11..._Nul-
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111'414L'S I1[' A[.1411 to the
wise housewife tivllo i4('•
l,istrt on Maxwell Ilouse
Coffee. It's Radiant
!toasted to capture every,
atom of goodness in the
Superb Maxwell 1[ouse
blend.
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MUTT AND JEFF—Maybe It Was A Grape Vine They Planted—Eh What?
NOW WHAT CHA
LIS NIN' To,
' J6FF?
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4411
YOU LITTLE BOOB,
YoU CAN'T NEAR
CABBAGE
GRoW!
I'M LISTENING
10 THAT
CABBAGE:
GROW WHICH
YoU PLANTED!
0'/ ),.kg.
HEAR IT ,`T
MUTT? res
GETTING
• LOUDER!
HERE IT 1
COMES, j
MUTT! � .
;t HERE IT �W'
COMES!
By BUD FISHER
WHAT KIND OF
CABBAGE
DID YoU
PLANT I�I�OS®�I
MUTT?viz A
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eta Int,
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We have just received word from the B V I)
Company that a large shipment of their product.,
including 1VI-LITE SHIRTS, Pyjamas, Underwear,
and the world-famous English \Voisey .Knit (goods
is being shipped this week. Get your order in NOW.
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We now have in stock Gabardine Sport Slacks >:
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and Hollywood Sport Shirts with
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short or long
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SI! PHILLIPS
Blyth, Ontario.
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Exhibition Tilt Goes To,
Benmiller
In an exhibition softball game play_
ed on the (Myth diamond I I iday night
between Myth and I ''\!Viler, the lat-
ter was victorious he the r Ire of
to 6. It was definitely an off nil'-♦ for
tile local ,0111311, an.l 3 gI od ollt to get
, out of the ,t,lenl in 3n exhibition
game. hay I h.hbt 11 jI'trhr'1 the first
three innings for Illyth, ;Intl tta• re-
lieved by I' reenlan '1'111111, y• lC t n I Lt., -
lett pitch(''- for Itrnntiller Niti1 II.
\Ior,taontcr} r;,trirn;. 1:tank \Ir
owers and ; : finders
MASSEY-HARRIS BINDERS • 7 -FOOT CUT.
MASSEY-HARRIS MOWERS • 5 2 AND 6 FOOT CUT.
Ti -HESE ARE ON IIAND NOW.
FARM WAGON RUBBER TIRES — TRACTOR TIRES.
RuhI) 1' -tired Farm Wagons; Milking Ma-
chines; (-Cream Separators; Electric and rl'1'ilctol'-
Driven (,;rain Grinders.
ALSO AGENT FOR IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS.
Gasoline, Motor Oils and Greases.
ATLAS TIRES ANI) BATTERIES.
ELECTRIC & ACCTYLEN E WELDING•
All Work Done on a Guaranteed Basis.
STEWART JOHNSTON
For Prompt Efficient Service Phone 137-2, Myth
.2.:1." :.14714 i•:♦. .vt•i.. i>''
irliael tta, uml,irc in c'.irl.
tjeor'te \Ic\;Ill on the base,.
_I 1
V)A
\C.t.I possible that lits• thinner of t' i, group .
trill met them in the llat••otts.
Ileum Ger are the leading contender; -
in the nrigll! r.uriIl geed;, run!pruill e j RAT:CN COUPGN DUE DATES
tltu tjod't'irh I1111t1-.tij, train,, IIIIII-1 ('Its '•Il. It'tt' Cala art' S_t, to S51
volition awl Port .\Ibert. They hare :I':d 1'1 to 1'it1, all go')for the Put -
not lost a g,ut,c t'e, •rl• 'n. It is Ilu'tr Chase of c't' er ;;tsar or 111,11 .sses.
AN IPORT
TO THE
F
r MESSAGE
I:9 -:.G- PUBLIC
Re: 1947 Amendments to the Ontario
Highway Traffic Act
Every motor vehicle owner and driver should become familiar with the new 1947 amendments
to the Highway Traffic Act. The purpose of this legislation is to encourage safe driving and
to assure the collection of damages awarded by our Courts for personal injuries suffered or
property damaged.
On and After July 1st, 1947
On and after July 1st, 1947, your driver's license and all motor
vehicle permits registered in your name will be suspended if,
following an accident in which any person is injured or any
property is,amaged, you are convicted of:
(a)
Any violation of a provision of the Hichway Traffic Act.
or
(b) If, upon conviction for a violation of the Act even though
no accident occurred, the penalty imposed by the Magis-
trate includes suspension or revocation of your driver's
license or motor vehicle permit,
(c)
or
If you are convicted of a criminal offence involving the
use of a motor vehicle,
After July 1st, 1947, your driver's
license and all motor vehicle per-
mits registered in your name will be
suspended if you fail to satisfy a
judgment secured against you for
damages on account of injury to or
death of any person or on account
of damage to property. Such judg-
ment must be satisfied at least up to
the limits of $5,000.00 for personal
injuries to one person, $10,000,00
for two or more persons and
$1,000.00 for property damage
arising out of any one accident.
Application of Suspensions
Where a suspension is applied following the registration of a conviction, same will
remain in effect until proof of financial responsibility is filed.
Where a suspension is applied for failure to satisfy a judgment, same will remain
in effect until the judgment has been satisfied or arrangements made for its pay-
ment by instalments and proof of financial responsibility is also filed.
Proof of financial responsibility may be filed (a) in the form of an insurance policy
certificate; (b) the bond of a guarantee company; (c) the depositing of money or
securities to the value of $1 1,000.00,
Application of Penalties
The penalties for a person operating a motor vehicle while his license is under suspension
Include a fine up to $500.00 and imprisonment up to six months, also the impounding of the
motor vehicle operated. The penalty for the operation of a motor vehicle, the permit for which
is under suspension includes a fine up to $500.00, imprisonment for six months and the for-
feiture of the vehicle to the Crown.
DRIVE CAREFULLY AND AVOID ACCIDENTS
o Y. 1 I I 1, .L I
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GEO. H. DOUCETT
Minister
HN 147
Wednedny, July 19-17.
Lifeteria, Pioneer & New Life Feeds
Starter, Growing, Laying and Breeder's Mash and Iialry Ration.
Oys;er Shell, Bran, Block Salt, 100 Ib. bags Salt, Royal Purple Calf
Meal, and Dr. Bell's Remedies.
KING LIVESTOCK SPRAY
keeps flies off stork ;i11.1 lab, ,1!l in-,ct pest.- IIn l;lttl:, horses, pigs,
p:'nlu.r and pet ,to.
KING BUG KILLER
1:t.r dusting n plant,, i .tI ', :n -tet' an prevents blight
THREE SIZES - 5, 10 AND 20 LB. BAGS.
GROCERIES, FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Sunkist Ore,nges 392's 2 dozen 33c
California Grapefruit, 126's 6 fcr 25c
Lai ge Lemons 252's per dozen 39c
Bananas, Peaches, Mcllons, ::Irawl.crr:es, New and GId Potatoes,
Cabbage, Carrots, Radish, Lettuces Cuctnnm' e s, Chions, Tomatoes,
Dates, Figs, Prunes, Dried Peaches, Apricots, Raisins, Peanut Butter,
Jelly Powder, Salad Dressings and Canned Fruits ant Vegetables.
Men's Work Bcota and Werk Clothes. Newton Yarn:, Ccates Thread,
BLYTH.
GENERAL, STORE
S
PHONE 9 WE DELIVER I
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Exeter 235; Seaforth 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, LTL).
LEAR FAMILY HOLD PICNIC lllittstaitlt, \Ian.
'I•he annual I.ear family picnic was
held at the home of \I r, and \Irs.
\lillianl Ilunkinr, an \Ir. and Mrs.!
I.I:;ttt' Ilt!Itktm; on the 13th concession
I'f Ilnllett on Saturrlat•, Inns _11th, ttitll ®� Rail
members of the family connect:on
presort. Thuse 11 -111 a di,tancc came I
from \lanitol-•i, Ih'c•den, Exeter and THIS SUMMER
I.ondnn. The afters; on was spenl'I
Playing game, and Contests, and par- j rl'O h:AS'I'I:RN QUEBEC
ticipating in various race events. .\11
present had a most enjoyable time, and AND THis
Supper was served.
Results f 1111. Carious events follows:
Dares,
Girls, h years, h.Idtl hilry; bob;,
b years, bred I,nh',; girls, 7 to lit, Pat-
sy kei'cl;tke: bays, 7 to 10, .\rnoll
hila ; girl,, 11 to 14, \'era Lyon ; h;,vs,
11 to 14, hart ',Yon: young ladies rare,
brace 1.111'); young Wren's race, Jack
hilly; married tronuut's race, \Ii•s.
Stanley 1.yi 11; married nu'n's race, Ben
Miley; guessing beans in jar, \II's. E.
Stevens, Walton; oldest pers n at pic-
nic, \Irs• \lartha I.yon; youngest per-
son at picnic, Lobby \\'hittaker; per- CANADIAN
son coating longest distance, llt:a'I.yon,
21-I)AY SPECIAL
Fares
MARITIMES
rake advantage of these lots sunnier
tares for your holiday in I.:astern (.."an -
ado .. for tt visit home r away tvitlt
friends. I:ettu'tt limit 21 days, tsith
stot'_overs permitted
Effective
JUNE 23rd to SEPTEMBER 1st
Inclusive
Consult any Canadian Pacific 1 aihvay
agent.
PACIFIC
Blyth Radio Service
NEW RADIOS
SPARTON, STEWART-WARNER, ASTRA (Battery & Electric).
BEATTY WASHERS AND APPLIANCES
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW.
- RADIO REPAIRING—Latest type of test equipment tc deal with
present-day service problems. We repair all makes and types.
1
SOUND ;SYSTEM FOR RENT
Bring your oudiont a within easy hearing range with this new And
improve system.. Write or phone enquiries.
GLENN KECHNIE
Work Guaranteed. Phone 165, Blyth.
isamommummiatommummit
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"BEST BY EVERY TEST" - WE HAVE IT
Lowe Brothers White and Ivory Enamel
EDITH ,CRE j4 -N'S
Phone 158. DECORATOR'S SHOPPE. Blyth.
I. 1 Y „ 111.1. 1 Y
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Meals at All Hours.
FRANK GONG a.. Proprietor
Webesclay, July 2, 1917
(
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR NO. 1 5X SHINGLES.
A C,11RI.o•\1) E :PEC.'!'.') SHORTLY.
Place Your Ma Now
for
e
\Vi'; IIAVE ON HAND A
Co®p Electric Jlasher
e� M: ■
atit1\event vier
Blyth Farmers (o -Op Association
TELEPHONE 172 - BLYTI-1,
...LS, d ill 1NA, 1 1 1 iY lee .1
lyth Electric Shop
FENCE CHARGERS ANi) BVI1TE1tIES
(011, BA'T'H) PUMP JACKS.
Westinghouse, Sti'omherg Carlson, DeForest radios
Agent for Universal Cooler Commercial Units
heavy duty I-Iot Plates, Electric Coffee Percolators
Westinghouse Automatic Irons. Electric leans
Your Ileadquarters for Electric Appliances.
WILLIAM THUELL • PROP.
Telephone 5 - Blyth.
FOR SALE
4 young sows, due to farrow
•I weeks. Apply to Orval \Ic(
Phone 12-8, Myth.
in 3 to
Iowan,
•
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18
ply
_'3-6, Illyth,
F(x1R SALE
acres of standing (.lover hay.
to Leslie l rid, R.R. 1, Myth, phone
43_1.
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' GROCERIES
Deals Brown Beans . 20 oz. tin 15c
Bulk Cocoa 2 lbs. 19c
Snowflake Ammonia Per Plcg. 05c
Pitted Sair Dates per ib, 23c
Prune`, Figs, Ra's ns, Canned Spaghetti
Kidney Beans, Chicken Haddie,
Meat Balls.
J:ffy Pic Crust, Sandwich Cookies
Sweetened Pud;ling Powders,
Jelin, Cocoanut
Durward's Ice Cream Always on Hand.
Bricks and Dixie Cups.
Bulk Garden Peas, Corn, Dutch Sets,
Roe, Pioneer, and Shur Gain Feeds.
Oyster Shell anal Calf Meal,
Howard's Int=stinal Medicine
For Poultry.
BUG KILLER
BULK BORAX FOR TURNIPS
r/ - PAGE 6
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ROXY THEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE REGENT ri1EATRE
CLINTON. GODERICH. I SEAFORTi•!.
Now Playing, In Technicolor, with Now Play'ng, July 3 4-5: "My Dar -
Now Yc:u ePlaying-July
starr ng Deanna Dalrbhn. Yvonne De Carlo: "'Che Song I ling C'Ictnentinc", wait Henry
g 1 Of ., 'Fueazade," Fonda and Linda Darnell.
h9on„ '1'ucs•, Wcd., July 7.8.9 -- --- _ Darnell.
Two Features
Mon., Tues„ Wed., July 7.9_9
"SONG OF SCHEHERAZADERonald Colman, Peggy C
Thy olu-ir of hiot,ky liut'sakoif, r and Richard Hady
ula;tntiieent Ty( !mit•,'Iur and the 1 re,cntin an splendor tion,"")
coined' ha""I
enn ;t lit"
exoticexosplendorUf \I nrnt'l'Il coin- Nuttd
bine 1, stake the most ticl,ightnll I "THE LADE GEORGE A
musical romance the wr;c r' !Arthur Lake, Fenny Singl
Yvcnne de Carlo - Brian Donlevy Larry Simms
and Je h Pierre Aumont Brim( gaol; Ple Iluu.stead-
ummins Mon., Tues., Wr,: , July 7.8.9
Ronald Colman, Peggy Cummins
en.1 Vanessa Brawn
mimetic_ Alarl•iii the intrullnctltllt .If Peggy
it/ l'nnnuins in t marantic -comedy
PLEY' I ,.t,1 "11 !hili I'• \I;triittanc?'s
cion and Pulitzer Prize `•;o(el.
"THE LATE. GEORGE APLEY"
Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 10.11.12
Gary Cooper, Pob‘rt Alda,
1 -illi Palmer
:\ tense, lertifil thrill uranin 11i
espionage and love
"CLOAK AND DAGGER"
H thl it
lutes t:I;,Ir: ul,lr.;tl rarnit;tl
"131.ONDIE'S LUCKY DAY"
Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 10.11_12
Bobby Driscoll, Luana Patten and
Ruth Warrick
la the Tecllnit•ol, r ants cal lhant,a
that 1i -s tion the critic,'
Coming, July 14.19: "The JOLSON blur-rihh,m ant
S'T'ORY". A \Neck of super enter•• SONG OF TN,tF, SOU
Contin Jul 14.15-16•
t'ainmcnt g' y
A. L. I EI IC ; licrt
Matinees Sat & Holidays at 2.30 p.m. Mat,, Wed., Sat., Holidays
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neighbours for their kindness in our
retie .ail 'Ivreat•cinrnt. .\ special 4'
thanks to I�. t•. Harold Snell, for tak- I
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thank the h cal business non and
friends, the Myth Fire Ih•iga•:e, and
neighbour,, and all others reit., sent ! :•
flowers and loaned their cars. 1 ;:
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In the Estate of Joseph Will'ana Mills. '.
.\ LI, I'I':hti(1\S having claim.; >.
against the I'atate of Joseph William
\lills, Tate of the Village of Myth, in
the County of Huron, Retired Farmer.
deceased, \who (lied en the 27th day of
I)ecember, 11)-I6, are hert',y n tified to
send in full particulars of thi• claims
to the undersigned on or before the
26th da) of July, 1047, after tvhirh data'
the assets will be distributed, having
regarol only to claims then rel'cived,
D:\TI'EI) at Seafcr:It, this 26th day
of runt;. 1947.
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FOR SALE
Young sow, first litter, due to farrow
about July 20th. Apply .\. C. Kennedy,
R. R. 2, Auburn, phone 20-11 Myth,
43.2p
Thurs., Fri., Fa:,, July 10-11-12
Deanna Durbin, William Bendix
and Adclphe Menjou
'fe!lit;� 111 �tlu t ri ;tit idl• rustic
n' Linter ;Ind ili• r mantic
sl Itt!•ter-,heel lin art
"I'LL BE YOURS"
TH" Gamine, Jrly 14-15-16: Giry Co:
"Sister er in, "Clank and Dagger"
Matinees Sat. & Holidays a' 2,:3 p.rn,
2.30 pm
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ELLIOTT
C. V. PRINGLE - WALTON, ONT.
41-tf.
Real Estate Agency --- Arl"rI.N'hION
BLYTH.
Our ;\gency Itas the following
property listed for sale:
n, ;Ric tam ttitltin 1 utile of the
\n i retluiriug Iluilcliug \latcr-
ials• such as Instil Itricl; Siding, ,\s-
llllult Hate -Surfaced Shin.11•s,
\',ILt ;c of 1'41 tt t‘‘tu-storey in til Insulatil n, 'Mehli'. Iii of.nc, and
brick-claddttcliing, '11x;():old 14x Galvanized \\'"ter 5t, el:I'luntb-
II; frame barn 511x711, steel and
ing Sni}phe. and Fittings, Deep and
sltinglc roof, cement stabling; leen Shallow \\'ell Pumps, other Pumps, awl
!,ruse 36.ci4; windmill and 2 g,,,o,1 Pipe and I'ittines, Consult or phone I..
wells; water supply in the barn; Scrim:4t our Y'v S ti, phone 36, Illyth.
20 acres plowed, 8 acres new ,ceil-
ing. Sell farm, or farm inclu I:uq s
stock and implements complete. Al-
most immediate possession.
11ie storey franc dwelling on the
south side of Dinslcy Street, Myth;
One-eighth acre of land, hydro, well.
s 2 stor1•y stucco clad dwelling on
Dinslcy Street, Myth, Immediate
possession,
142 acre faros ideally situated en
Highway 4, On tit's farm i, situate
a frame dwelling 33x28, lint seater
heating with two hath,. Barn
frame 90x38 with mug 32x(10, stone
stahlinc; frith tenter in stables; drive
shell 28x(0 metal; still: house frame
10x10; chicken house 20x18; silo
13x40 cement, This property is now
operated as a dairy farm (with
handsome annual return.
\\'est 2 lot 39, concession 5, East
\\'awanosh, c -:uprising 100 acres•
On the premises is situate 1Y.: storey
frame dwelling 26x28 on stone wall:
frame barn 48x711 on stone founda-
tion (with (water in barn; frame drive
s?te I 211x60; frame pig pen 20x20.
The land is clay loam particularly
suitable for grain or hay crops,
An ideal building lot for residen-
tial purposes, conljrtsntg one-
eighth acre of land situate on the
}n -rah side of Dinslcy Street, less
4 than a block from the main inter-
section of the village.
:\ number of other 1 •eIlin s an'1
farm; listed. Particulars on appli-
cation.
:\n ideally situated property on
the northwest corner of \l orris
and McConnell Street:, consisting;
of half -acre of land on which is
situate one and half storey brick
dhtclling with frame kitchen attach-
ed; also ;a frame barn, drive shed,
hen house and pig pen. .\l1 in good
repair, This property is an excep-
tionally good buy at the price ask- ;
ed.
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RADITIONALLY, Ale has always been distri-
butedin green bottles but, owing to the
present shortage of green glass, some Ale is
being bottled in white or amber bottles.
This is a temporary measure and. does not in
any way affect the quality of the product.
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'GENERAL
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IMPLEMENT DEALERS FOR
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Telephone 4 and 93. Blyth, Ontario
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ST\(11'515
C11A1'TEItticCaldn wound Is not
werious, the bullet having been deflected
by a cigarette coxa In Ills Pocket, Veronica
Bigelow telephones 11cCale to Inform hint
that Christopher Storni has been arrested,
CII.9PTER .CYIi'
The ease was beginning to irk hits
badly. Not only was he not making
progress, he almost seemed to be
going backwards.
"We gathered in Christopher
Storm," he began.
"I told you to tail him, not arrest
him," \IcCale interrupted sourly. His
.r'In was giving hint pain, and besides
that, his thoughts were not encour-
aging.
"He sweais he didn't shoot at you
last Right."
"1 didn't think he did. Did you
let hint go?"
"Had to, No real esidence. And
the lad's too honest to suit enc."
"He carne light out and admitted
he was the one Alio WAS following
\'allaincourt- ;sound the last few
days, howvc\ el. Said he had the itch
• either to get his hands on hint and
tear hila to pieces, or to get some-
thing on hint that would influence
\•cronich.
"Dallied if he didn't meet up with
the glamour boy and has e a heart 10
heart talk with hint, though. \-allain-
court convinced hila that he was
suing to d0 right by our gal, so
Storni took himself olf to his law-
yer's and like a boy Se0(11 sipped
over the 'Lose Nest' 0r whales el he
falls il.
"\1'hy (lid you want ole to put a
tail on hint?"
"Because, my good friend, 1 began
to suspect that the lad thinks a lot,
that be has more than a glimmer as
t0 what this mess is all about, 1 was
sure that eventually his elephantine
mind would Blit on something impor-
tant. Would he conic to etc with it?
Oh, no. .1s you say, the naive
honesty of the lad is amazing. 1 was
almost sure he'd start digging around
by himself. A dangerous game." He
p1ttctl."Itis'-bandage. "1 wanted to
avoid another catastrophe."
*
1
Dunlevy rotate. c„' to h i 111 self
gitunly.
"Instead of that," Rocky put in,
"they had the mark 011 you fur the
next victim, boss."
"1t won't happen again," the lieu-
tenant said. "Pee put a elan on this
house."
"Anything new besides that?' Mc -
Cale inquired
"Not a thing, unless you think
Karen is the girl w'e're after. I've got
a 01:111 011 every last one of them
now. She drew $S00 from the bank
this morning "
"She did?"
"Yes. Looks more like she was
going to pay blackmail again, what?"
He studied \IcCalc's expression
closely, but got no visible reaction.
He shrugged. "\\'ell," lie looked his
chagrin, "glad to see you're breath-
ing. If you think of an) thing—"
\1c(.le's eyes were far
awa\.
tic finally persuaded Ann to go
home. She wouldn't admit Blow fa-
tigued she was until he callously,
called attention to the droop of her
shoulders and the dank circles under
her eyes.
Rocky watched her go with a wide
grin. \\'hen the outer door had click-
ed, he turned to \IcCale.
"Well, chief ?"
"I want to get out of this bed.
Light a fire in my office, will you?"
• * *
Ile bundled himself into a bath-
robe and settled (10151 comfortably
in a deep chair. The fire crackled
happily, dispelling some of the gloom
of the afternoon. It was still drizzly
and cold outside.
At six o'clock Rocky cauls in from
the bedroom where he had been
getting some sleep. Ile pulled the
curtains over the dark 51in(Inws. \fc-
Cale sat wrapped in thought, staining
moodily into the fire.
"You's c got to go out for etc,
Ruck," he said, his voice packed with
excitement. ''Sotoehow, you have got
to get into the Lynn girl's suite at
11te Baysrcutll. 11rihe the officer there
if there's one on guard, or the desk
clerk, if (here isn't. 11 the rooms
are sealed up, get in some other
there,
way " "what do you v, and
boss'„
".\ list of the picture; over the
desk in the living room. lust a
description. There's one missing."
"Where'll I look for that one?"
"I don't want it. i want the others.
If you can't get them out, make a
list. Get lack l'ie as soon as you
can."
"light you are.,,
I11c(aie was ;done ‘N lien the call
came ;(n hour Liter He liftr(1 the
received will) his t'•r'od hand 11, hear
the frishtencrl voice of \dclai(IC
Bigelow.
BROWN
W.N.I. FEATURE.
"\Ir. NleCales residence?" In
spite of the feverish anxiety in her
tune, she clung to the formalities.
"Right here, Mis Bigelow."
"Oh, 1'111 so glad you're tip and
about. 1 heard you had been in-
jured."
"Yes, but I'111 quite all right \\`hat
is it?" lfe w'as urgent.
"It's Sybil, She's been attacked,
Eight here in the house. 1 ant fright-
ened. \\'hal can it mean? I
thought—"
"Yes, yes. 1, she—?"
"Alive
? Yes, but unc0nsciuut
doctor's here."
"Tell nuc, is it it bullet \wouu(I?"
• * *
A
\IcCale was surprised to hear this.
"flow was she hurt "
"She is as —twaS struck on the back
of the head. Oh, it's so horrible 1
cllppoSC 1 shouldn't bother you,
but—"
"Not at all. i:eep calm 1',11 coming
right over."
Ile telephoned for a cab; then
hurriedly selected a lighttvcight coat
from the closet. He had difficulty
getting his injured side into it and
finally gave it up, throwing the left
sleeve over his shoulder. Il used a
scarf to improvise a sling for his
arm.
As he stood on the sidewalk, wait-
ing, a shadow detached itself from
the cold, dark Februa) night and
walked toward hint.
That 3011, \Ir. \(cCale?"
"Yes, officer --- or — hello, Hum-
phrey. If I'd Luow n it was you, I'd
have inn itcd you inside lung ago."
"So you knew the of11cc had a tail
nn you. .\nd nlc thinking it was a
real mysterious job 1 /was given.
That 1)onlevv Tells me l wasn't to
bother you, but to stick to your door
like it was the mother's"
A taxicab slid tip to the curb and
\IcCale got in. I fe held the door
open.
"Conte on, Humph. You'll get a
dusting from the lieutenant if you
lose your quarry."
\IcCale gave the Beacon street
number as Humphrey clambered in.
The• big red-faced officer settled
himself with a sigh.
• 7
1f ever there was a muddled hu-
man being, it was the butler, hang,
who opened the door to \IcCale.
Distress furrowed his face and every
line of his old body was alive with
apprehension and closely guarded
terror, His hands shook as he re-
lieved \IcCale of coat and hat. Ife
spoke in an unsteady voice.
"\hiss Bigelow is in the library,
Mr. \IcCale."
The hall yawned shadowy and
suddenly grim. '1'he ss hole house
seemed stricken. Quiet brooded and
hung over everything like a veil of
terror, broken only by the sound of
the piano softly played in the upper
regions, weird, dreadful chords, as if
the player were in pain.
Adelaide Bigelow seemed changed.
Like the house, she was enveloped in
tragedy. 7•o be sure, tragedy had
touched her life more than once in
the last horn's, had crouched on her
own doorstep. But now it had enter-
ed the very house, the room. 1l was
this fact that scented to have shat-
tered the last remnants of her cour-
age. She sat huddled in an armchair
like a paralyzed person, powerless,
watching death like a slots -burning
flame creep toward her across the
floor,
"Oh," she said, seeing hint stand-
ing before her, noticing his arm in
its hanunock. "1'our arm, I knew, of
course, you were hurt, but—oh. 1
shouldn't have called you." 1 ler
\oicc was dull, hopeless
"\1 -hen did it happen?" ]lis lone
was more like a doctor's than a de-
tective's.
".\ bout fisc o'clock. She 11111,t has
lain there a good hour."
"N\liet•e?"
"In the attic."
An cychlow shot up "'The attic?
\\'hart was she doing there:"
"I—I don't know. Putting some
things away or—"
"Looking for something perhaps?"
"1 couldn't guess."
"\\'llo found her?' It flashed
through Ids mint/ that someone nnist
have hnnwn ss here she was, \would
have 11,1(1 solely to icveal her hiding
place.
"Slee recovered her senses after—
goodness knows glory long. She walk-
ed downstairs by herself. Veronica
found her pacing up and loan the
hall on the third floor, in a (la7e.
She—she couldn't find her own
room."
7'llatt \was logical. Hotly people
after being struck over tin head,
regain enough of their senses to
walk ad'ont ;'ntonlatically seeking
help. though still in a s;'n,i-conscious
(T1 Cc Contimeel)
'Comeback Girl' Comes Back Again -1u the late Twenties,
Betty Comltson, famed silent film star, was called "the girl
who came hack" because she trade a comeback in talking
pictures. Now at 50 she is making another comeback with
several roles in current 1follvwond productions, One of the
filets is "Second Chance." Pictures shote her as "silent"
star, left and as she looks today.
ANNE. RIPST
ouw,, Fa Cw.,,.ed,t_
Do You Get Along
With Co -Workers?
'1'Ifot'SAN1)5 of girls and ),,,ing
* Wren are Planning to get their first
* job next Lill, at (l some of tli nr
* have already ;fished my ad\ ice as t"
* the best (r ay to hold it. I t• onto)
* offer any kite rule than to I(':11 11
10 gel it1nng
with the people
they %toll; will(.
Yon 171,43 be a
bright young
thing, ',lopclly
I1;tilled in the
field you Mane
chosen. 1'ou may
be ('nCI1,clic and
trilling, attract-
isc and well •
* groomed. You may hone a college
* diploma flanged otI your wall, and
* feel that the w,cu•ld is 301(1 oyster.
* but in spite of all this equipment,
* if you don't learn holy to get along
* with those who work with you,
* you arc going to find that nasty
* little pink slip in your pay envelope
* almost any Friday afternoon.
* All businesses depend upon the
* co-operation of every one of thcit
* employees. And any single person
* who becomes a disturbing inlluence
* to that essential harmony is, from
* the day it is discovered, on het
* waw out,
O YOUR OWN JOB'
/ could paint a thrilling pi, lure f
your /iuture in your first jolt, assur-
ing you that 41'rrybody will extend
the helping hand and wish you well.
Itul I have seen loo mach of Ihr
dark side In (le,e:;'r you. 50 let's
fare it:
If you wont to irorn to be a
restaurant hostess, for instance, you
will have to barn the rudiments of
Put your picky little girl i11 a
utidtill sun -frock! 1t only takes a
hop, skip 'n' jump to dress her , . .
and how cute she looks; Panties hi
Patient 4936 are adorable, too!
Pattern 4936 conics in sizes 2, 4, 6,
S, 10 . Size 6, sunfrock, 21,fi yards
35 -inch; panties, 1l.:t yards.
Send TWENTY-hIVE CENTS
(23c) in coins (stamps cannot be
;+cccptcd) for tilis pattern to Room
-121, 73 Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
Print plainly SIZE, NAME,
ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.
sc ravno. Another prl perhaps. hill
try to steal your tables, she will roll
you 11(11111'S, use all her 'colons %oil
to gel you in uvvn1/ With the boss . , .
1/ you/ firs) lob (8 Iia1 n/ sr(rrlIry,
r,,1, may /i;rd n! the nra•! desk 0
young woman rchn ;ranted the lob.
.1h,''ll thrust (lrwrullie.r in your pally,
sneer of your mistakes --all in the
hope of ou.sI7U) you , . . 1/ you,
guru .l 1101,1, urr .1/,(1 /1(11/ tit i1(1' 810(k.
l'00111, the sante nhsla, lis may strut
to /'('' 'nl the 11111, k odtv11i1 l•111r111
you onliripalrd. 111 111r basiar.cr
7('or!d it is r;'rrybody for hinr.lrll, ns
jird out.
I aI'r it racy. II .herevet you 75urk,
t1r;v, .c n .superintendent (probably
the our 8,410 engaged you) whose job
it t' to .ser Mal you get nitrad—if
you don't, then Iris judgment 7cns
'wrong. .\'i';'rr tell on anybody 7010
7c*r'd•s with you, You mny think your
boss slow in recogni;:ittg your plight,
bn' hr is !herr to maintain err-nrdin-
alion among his employers. IJn your
job. nod he 1(411 (!0 his.
Good humor is n tremendous asset
in business 13e friendly rcilh your (o-
7carh,cr.s, but not too intimate. Earn
their rr.sper1 by your ((len restraint.
give your lob all you've got, acid
you'll reach That disk up ahead.
(Inn' I heard n big executive say
that he'd in't'er 011077' any son of his
to marry a girl who had not been in
business for two years, It is fine
/raining for mar'r'iage'
"I(1 ".1:111117 I(3ll5," "11/51
S7 . Ili 1 I:\G,"
r: l (.: You won't find big business
as t"/iront of your /nulls to your
family have been. .So learn to hold
your temper, slay away from Ower
polili,s. and corn Ihr good -will of
those 7t•ho s(nr•k ',Till: you. bit Trill
acrd it .. ..
(,ETT INC. along w,alil people is im-
* portant in escry relationship. Ask
* Anne I first to show you how,
* \\'tire h('r at 110x A. 1.00111 421, 7.1
* Adelaide St. \\'est, 'Toronto.
)(color Handwriting
and�j By
Jl o1, Alex S. Arnott
1'he optimist 55 rites uphill and the
pessimist (5 rites elow shill. \'o1, can
be sine the writer who consistently
ss rites uphill is self-reliant and will
not else you the opportunity to turn
hint down a second time. This t) pe
of writer is a go-getter and has a
healthy ambition that is hard to beat.
/lis enthusiasm will carry him
lhrongll ar diOicult lime when es Cry -
thing else fails. It is difficult to dis-
courage hila as a matter of facet lie
takes great delight in making a come
back after beim; defeated, belies ing
than a cheerful attitude will make
es ery thing turn out for the lest.
\\riling that follows a straight line
does not mean at great deal to the
analyst, except that it assists in con•
firming other trails of character
the 11(11(lw,ri1iug.
A writer in ill health who is (1e5 -
i1 (ldcnl 30(11 \wawill 1vritc
downhill. Ile is it pessimist and al
odds with the world in his gloomy
attitude and low morale, tending to
be disc 1 l aged from Ow outset.
:fn}nor wishing n more complete
analysis. please send self-addressed
stamped envelope to ito.t' 11, room
421, 73 Adelaide SL 'rest, 7 oronto.
There is no rlrarge for this Ser?der.
ISSUL 27-1847
LIU. BULLETIN
Education Joins Fun
In Teen Town at Ex.
In sl,•p 151111 nu,dern lenlPn,
"Tern 'I'nsvu" al the 1:K. w111 be
0110 of the bu77irs1 spots o11 the
wounds down by the think on
the nu'77aninc Moor of the Auto-
motive Itnildinl;.
"rlirre fashion show; trill be
staged there daily, s11011 ing back -
to -school clothes in the moderate
priced lines, Commentating and
modelling will be done by stu-
dents.
Teen Town Thcalhe will tun
continuously from noun until
10 p.m, with spelling bees and
public speaking competitions, var-
iety shows by high schools, music
shows by Icon -age community
clu1,S and movies plus plenty
more attractions. Everything
there conics for free, too.
The educational exhibits and
class competitions in manual
training, 110(11e economics, art 111d
the like will be located in the
Tutt n, Besides there is to lc a
record bar and a milk bar oper-
ating full tilt. An outdoor area
trill he set aside for supervised
dancing.
How Can 1?
By Anne Ashley
Q. Blow can 1 Protect the hands
properly before beginning house•
cleaning, or any work around the
house That is rough on the hands?
A. Before beginning the work,
moisten some white soap and work
it into the pores, under the finger-
nails, and around the cuticle. When
finished working, wash the hands
and all the soil will come off with
the soap,
Q, I, whitewash t disinfectant,
A. Yea; it also preserves plaster
and wood, and if properly prepared
it acts as a fire retardment, Use
plenty of it,
Q. How can I prevent .411 0111eIet
from collapsing?
A. This can be avoided if a pinch
of powdered sugar and a pinch of
corn starch are beaten in with the
yolks of the eggs.
Q. How can I set
tate fabrics?
A. Epsom salts is excellent for
this Purpose. Add a teaspoonful to
each gallon of water and the article
will wash easily, without losing its
color,
t °lois in deli -
Help Froni Red Cross
Last t ,u the l auadco4 lC',l (to,t
:Tent •, tllll,(Iltll on 1 ('11l'I to Hilo!,
(an (mow ies and ( hint nut of sun
Plus %s,i hinds, :nil 10:1(1' $.3,000,
null for Pcacetinu' 4,1,11; 0111(111 lit:
Dominion
A GOOD 'l'Il'lE is had by
all when you serve Max..
well House Coffee. It9ls
blended by experts ata(i
Radiant Roasted fort
extra flava►'—"Good to
the Last Drop!"
AMMEMININIMMINIKUMOMMIlk
1' on Will Enjoy Ktnyin' Al
The St. Regis Rotel
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Shower and 'Telephone
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Rotenone and other active in•
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nonirritating powder—safe to
use but deadly to lice, tides,
fleas and other parasites attack..
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ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER
GIRLS WANTED
Several openings are available for girls to learn power
sewing machine operation. Piece work earnings of oper-
ators, $20.00 to $25.00 weekly for five day week, No
Saturday work. Excellent working conditions in bright,
modern plant equipped with Cafeteria. Plant located on
St. Lawrence River, 60 miles from Ottawa and 100 miles
from Montreal.
Apply Caldwell Linen Mills,
IROQUOIS, ONTARIO
CONTAINS...
VITAMIN
,,'4
ESSENTIAL'::..
MINERALS;..:
FAN TANS ara fes/n'?/
RECIPE
Add 1 envelope Royal Fast
Rising Dry Yeast and 1 tsp.
sugar to 1 c. lukewarm
water. Stir and let stand 10
minutes, Scald 1 c, milk, add
5 tbs. sugar; add 2 tsp. salt
and cool to lukewarm. Add
to yeast mixture. Add 3 c.
sifted flour and beat until
perfectly smooth. Add 4 tbs.
melted shortening and 3 c,
more sifted flour, or enough
to make easily handled
dough. Knead well, Phtcc in
greased bowl. Cover and let
rise its warn place until
doubled in bulk, about 132
hours. Punch dough down
in bowl and let rise again
in warm place until nearly
tlotil)1e41 )rl bill ' abs,!�'1
► Q
titin. \Oben lig 11, roll out
into rectangular sheet Ili"
thick%' Brush with melted
butt.r or shortening; cut
inti strips 11V wide. Pile
7 strips together; cut into
piece 1'! wide, Place inch.
side up in greased muffin
pans. Cover; let rise in warns
place, free from draft, until
light, about 1 hour, Bake in
400°F. oven for 20 minutes:
MN- TOWN TOPICS
by BARRY ft11Ft1(AI;
At, 111; tn,l, 1 ;It,l1.1 1 111 :I 11,'1111
1•.1tot of Iht I Man. 101 I'o•t, Io dill d,
"1 oliterit lion add I III/111',11111' tt 111th
wt Iholl'tht 1.11 UI t1 .1 di1l,j1iI 1 .1
g,tail 41 ,11 I i roIII\ t 1, t Th1 snlr
jcct 0l ItIII ` I iI i, tt h1 IIP I III not 11
Wool(' 14 .1 w14.11 1111:i 1. 11;n 111•
wh4)t4 \'1111 111 ;1 ru111111} devote a
peli0d to toi11L11t 11.111111W. Eresilh nt
'1'rnntan has (.11114 lot ;1 plan for
universal otilil;ny training for 1f' -
year -olds ;su 11111111 a y1( at many
Will be fu (:nor of 41111 a plan;
While others 51.111 be litter against its
dr•veloptor tet• 'I 11 r ditori.II in the
F.1'. st;tris that lead\ a \oath would
L4ne11 g,r arty Ly 411111 ;I plan, \chile
1111'4 ttoml,l find it 111111• nine than
thancc to gel arta) (loon accustom•
t(' restraints and the opportunity for
Irnjuyrnrnt of the „Mer and sh'pt's"
side of mutual} ttainnit:
+ + 4
As the w hale issue al1(1 h timers
tlirccily, sec thought 11 would be a
good idea to slop a Ir\V of them on
the sircet and get 111 it reactions.
From 16 •lilfcrcnt boys we got 10
different answers, but on the \vholc
they f;tvotnutl the idea. For some
lime now many of the schools have
tarried tad'^t training as part of
Ihieir curriculum anti the guys have
(Quad tlhey have benefited both
physically and scientifically. \\'ar to -
slay is largely science against science.
r 41 +
Some of Ilse answers we jotted
Clown were : "1 would like the plan
ii there was it chance of making it
a permanent \\irk" -- "This idea
' mild only upset my tdurUion and
be a \vaste of time. Ily the time we
have another war, the methods of
lighting 54 ill be so chan1;( d that What
WC would hale would he of no use
anyw•ny."—"5unnds sts ell to nee, I
Iikc the idea of being paid fora holi-
day, Who knows, I might someday
he a colied?" — 00111 country will
have to be better prepa1vd for the
next war than they \vete for the last
one. 1 Ihink the idea s sound and
good for any cost it would be to a
touutry"--"I think young fellows of
oar age' need training like that, es-
pecially at our age. It would he a
good stall on building a rood man."
--"11 temptations Ivens placed in
front of the boys like They \Teri
during the \\;r, it would to far Hort
harmful than good."
We are in no position to say
whether a country is doing right or
wrong in such a plan. \Vc do think
however that a great deal of care
should be lane in making such plans
for 18 -}ca r- olds and that whoever is
working on such it system should
lave all the pros and cons lined rip
before piesentinl; such a plan for
public approval.
+ * * •
'Phis is the first w((l of Jury and
the hot weather is corning Dur way
at last. Many of you will be loading
out of town for the 53301111er—to u
job on a farm or a summer resort or
maybe in a dossnto\v31 office but
wherever it is, you'll be Thinking of
MOUTHS WATER when
the fragrance of Maxwell
House fills the air. This
wonderful blend of
coffees is Radiant Roasted
to develop to the full all
its extra goodness,
Singapore Raider
HORIZONTAL 55 East Indies
1,0 Pictured (ab.)
commander of 56 He commands
B -29s which a unit of —
made longest- superfortresses
range daylight 58 Sloth
raid on Singa-59Foot traveler
pore and 00 Tendencies
Sumatra,
Maj. -Gen.
10 We
VERTICAL
1 Drinking
vessel
2 Employ
11 Marks used to 3 Tuberculosis
enclose
matter in
printing
15 Measure
18 Writing tool
18 Profits
19 Call for help
at sea
20 Early English
(ab.)
22 Symbol for
tantalum ---
23 Yes (Sp.)
24 Sour
substances
27 Waltz
80 Storms
81 Jungle beast
82 13e quiet!
83 Paid notice
84 Stringed
. instrument
87 Antic
40 Arrogate
41 Eat away
42 Chinese
measure
43 Bone
46 Transpose
(ab.)
47 Dance step
49 He is a leader
In lite ---
States Army
52 Ea:,t (Tr)
, ntlliiiio 1 ut 1, •,1 books so \\r ;re
eialig lu promise not to mention
thele emelt to \I Seplenrb, 1. \\r tet r1
id, ,I't i to t1ad the oth(r day thrnd],
Ill •t \LIi\ IIIn, "01111(''4 :\('tier"
I )ilootells I`' 111111}' tin ton p, I 111:111( lit
x1,111 of I';u1,11b it High N105 next
\I,lly Lott li.Is dont a };tall('
job ssilli 1111 uJunnl and etc hear
that si\erll offers hast conte her
tray as a I1'•1111 of the lint job slit
has done. ,\ctmr,ling to NI ;icy Lou,
sit \\riles h, r column daring tfu.
tort small lunars of 1 and •i in Ott
t,11nni)t; \\r don't. 'J'onwrri.t\ morn-
ing is dead lint time •and tia;d it i'•
silting hide t!Ii\itlg Its to it
• h *
No \I fall e, plan 111 t ,l,, ;1 •1111t-
5\11,tt different sly lc of colleen. \torr
spare \\ill be ill toted lo you and the
nt \Is and doings of your club 'I'hc
cuhnnn as it is note will lo circulated
pros ince\\ idc and \\c'Il open a "pt o-
pal" cornor and let you go to it. We
plan to do intei views with people you
hate all heard and read about—
p,oplc who have something just for
you. IIID we ain't a giwin' }111 all
the nems right now. Next sscrk we'll
ha\e a new radio schedule of good
summer programmes for you and
some of 1lo latrst encases for .\ our
record player. If any of you out
there care to send along vont opinion
on the conscription plat for terriers,
we'll .be pleased to rccei\ c it. \\ bile
on the ramble, thanks to 1ht Uiillia
paper for the front page space they
gave us. '1•haitls too, to those many
people \the extended their hands and
offered congrats on a recent 1 g -step
\1•r made
In closing this week's t;unble
(wonder what the editor will say
about it ?) may we suggest you \\arch
that summoning. A had sent horn is
equal to a third degree buil and,
brother ,that ain't good.
The Bookshelf ..
A MAN AUSTERE
William Bell
PARSON AND PIONEER
By Isabel Skelton
\Viten flu foundations of l )i tatio
were being laid four getleratiu115 ago,
few nun had the time, the fore-
thought and the persistence to keep
a record of the daily happenings
around them. 'This book is based on
the Journals of \Villiam Pell, one
elan who hail• the persistt Hct antk
matte the tient.
The Rev. \\'illiam Yell was tlit
first Presbyterian minister in the
haclwoods of t)ntario, inland from
the St. Lawrence and the Great
Lakes' waterfront. 11 c arrived at
Perth, the centre of the 1 iticau
stlticnlcul in 11117, uric }tar after
the first tree for the settle-
ment mils cut, and he remain -
(1I until lis death forty years
later. 11e therefore saw the begin-
nings of all sides of community life
established in Eastern Ontario. This
rises his day-by-day, or sone limes
less regular, notes an unusual his-
toric f reslutcss and %aloe
A Man Austere, WILLIAM
BELL, Parson and Pioneer...By
Isabel Skelton... The Ryerson
Press...Price 54.00.
Anomer to IPrc.Ioue
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Guido's sc'tle 36 Court (ab.)
17 People next 37 Symbol for
floor cerium
39 His planes 38 Skill
raided -- 39 Of the thing
21 Dutch city 43lndividual
(ab.) 23 Capuchin 44 Courtesy title
4 Man's name monkey 45 Denomination
5 Rescue 24 Area measure 47 Fondle
e Lieutenants 25 Boxed 48 Ventilate
(ab.) 26 Steamship 49 Umpire
7 Electrical unit (ab.) (slang)
8 Army post 27 Delirium.50 Palm lily
office (ab.) tremens (a.) 51 Persian
9 Affirmative 28 Surrendered gateway
12 Symbol for 29 Symbol for 53 Sorrowful
calcium erbium 54 It is (contr.)
13 Equipment 34 Sun god 50 Part of "be"
19 Note' in " 35 -Roof finial 57 Conveass point
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60 s,
21 U-1-ound Proof for a Fish Story—\1'hcm Ernie Keith of
-atilt Ste, Marie, starts to tell hitt latest fish story, he'll have
a hoar inti to prose to skeptic friends what a whopper hr
lauded. Here Ill' is with the 2.0 -pound hear he shot t,n a trout
fishing trig, near his home. I<eitli's •1 -\ ear -old nephew help(
carry the "catch" away.
CIIHONJCLES OF GINGER FARM
By Gw(ndoline P. Clarke
Actually it is \varin enough to sit
outside and enjoy it—so of coarse,
1 ant doing just That Yrs, nature is
in a smiling mood and we are smil-
ing with her. All in all it has been
a pleasant Week, st ill the 55 • (Its son
pulling the rain to rout and encour-
aging the clover to bloom so th.lt
farmers can once again In gin to
third: about haying—in fact a it w
Ino t already started :Intl Qtr like
expect to be at it in the \sly nrar
future-- kV( atltwr pt rtoillint
I was \wry glad we 1.ere not hay•
Mg last \t cels localise that meant I
could get away for a day with a free
cunscienct'. :\ttI \dere did I go?
\1`1•11, where mould ;any woman go
\5 ho belonged to the \\'.I.-- ss here,
but to Guelph- to the monste r picnic
and pageant in crlwluation of the
.'1)111 Atini\ersaty.
h t h
And what a day it was! 1. hi re
mere four of us in our car and we
arriv' II about 11.311 a.m. \\r expect-
ed there would be a crowd but the
number of cars, busses and people
far exceeded our 1•xpeetations. No
doubt you will lime read the details
in the papers so this account
halve 10 do with impressions rather
than farts.
\\e joined the motley throng
around the plat form in 11c afternoon
to hear the addresses and to sew the
celebrities of the \V.!. \world. 11 \vats
very hot among the crowd and there
were many who found it too notch
for them. Those in charge of the
First Aid tent on the grounds said
Ihwy \vert busy all the time, they
even had some stretcher cases
h r +
1)uring the afternoon the College
pt up its reputation for ser\ ing
gem rotes and appetising refresh-
ments. Our little party had their
lunch in one of 11c buildings w here
it was nice and cool but by 4c doing
wt missed the bus. Not literally --1
mean that we were not ;'war( that
the Lieutwnailli-1io\crnor and others
were receiving in the Administration'
building—at least \v1• knew but svt
thought it \was an ulliciatl ;affair.
Imagine us missing out on that !
+ + *
However, we didn't miss much of
lite evening permorm;uice. Beautiful,
is the only
we. were so proud that ;1 few mein -
hers from our owl' district were on
the platform laking part ht the
pageant—;end of course acquitting
themselves creditably. 1 ;stn sure
newer get in any nc5epaper writes -up.
you will find the pageant very well
\\ay to descent it ; and
Ford's Legacy
\Vhat has 1lcury Ford left behind
hint? A great industry of which he
was the pace -maker. A prodttctiori
technique which has put more ma-
(hines at the disposal of s1111) than
ever before. 'through all these things
a revolution of the world's social
habits, A wider, more varied life for
millions in town and country For
these services the world rewarded
him. Is it fair that one man should
be ;Me to amass so mulch money' in
his iiletinle? Certainly, if he can
provide such \'aIle: for 1110114\' as
161nry Ford did. --London Daily Ex-
1ire'SS.
described in your fa5ouriie farm
paper as from Nu position hoar 11e
platform we were able to sec those
a1 the press tape and among them
\sere Miss Ethel Chapman, \frs.
1leliti 11cNce and Mrs, Elizabeth
11:uotoond, names familiar to all
farm %%omen. So you see i you don't
read all about the doings at Guelph
it won't be for tact of opportunity.
S„ frit tots, read till about it and be
pion(' that YOl1 are ;t member of
such a worthwhile o1g; nization, and
if poi are not, then for goodness
6)1,1 sec that such an omission
is
111341
4 h
\\'t uri\wd home t\ithoul any,
r11is.1;1p -tired, nmin riled and pn.nd.
l wit( nerd bccaitsc note we caul Say ---
"The ,\nni\ersary at 1iuclph—oh yes,
1 was there!" Proud because we are
int nth( rs of the \\.I., ;end tired be-
(1Iu5e you can't mix with 11,000 other
women and not suffer a little fatigue.
\Nell, 1''c crate to 11e 11111 of ray
space but not the end of my story.
Next week 1 will tell you of a few
amusing sidelights that you \\ill
nw\tr g(t in ant ti\t t:plr ttrilc-
up,
Sunday School Lesson
job, the Upright Man
job 1:1, 27:1-5: 31:19.211
1 Toldt a '1 d xt. -- tl \ r Iglu, ouso(
I hold f, t, and 55111 not 01 it t'1i:
my braid 51111 not 11 proal 11 lot 4t
limy a' 1 list 1' 1 r.
Job Was a rt al, not a fit tenons
pitson, porril1y ;1t1tttlating Jrwlsl:
history. 111 seas a e ;dilly and hon-
ored prince leading a powerful
1110, the family grit •t of 1i 1141,1,y
hon•, hold.
Joh Nva, "pt tit 1 t" --riot 5inlr5'
and upright, correct in conduct, con-
scientious and cotsi't(ut Ill ftarrd
(;od as a tit tout and devott II sub-
ject. Ile shunned 'sickednt ss; Its
detested moral depia\ity; he could
elo nothing that corrupted hien or
contaminate,! other. Helping (5(ry-
body, he harmed nobody.
Job's charity for the pew allowed
none to perish for \want of clothing,
for the fleece of his shop warmed
and covered them, 1is ton5id( r,ttion
for 111 orphan and the di ptn,lent
kept hint from lilting tot, his hand
(or "shaking Ili'- fire") at tient:
rather than dc, such mischief Job
t\ould prefer that his arm be
\Trenched from flit shoulder blade
h o +
Joh fought ;t false faith in the
great w(alt1 he had \von, for he
never put his trust in gold. 11c al -
Imre(' himself no flet ting joy over
his riches or his rank, despising self-
conceit 11e engaged in no false
worship, ar kissing his hand in ador-
ation to the heavenly hodics—the
Sun or the Moon or the Stars
So Job remained "steadfast, im-
movable, 1iIsvays abounding in the
work of the Lord". :\ man "perfect
and upright", his Ilalile stood and
survived the severest tests and thus
became an example of suffering
affliction, and of patiolce.
Nostalgic Sweetness
You can 1,I%r ;III our n1• v.-LINO/if
scents and high prised perfumes, lint
there's nothing non lt more fragrant
than an old-Ltshionrd lilac tree or a
drift of lilies iti-the . ill's in full
bloom.
5t. 7 huui, ' 7 not, Jam nal.
The capacity of
this handy
household scale
is 60 pounds.
Use it for weigh-
ing your laun-
dry, vegetables,
groceries, meats,
etc.
The Greb Trading Company,
837 Queen St. West, Toronto.
I'Irn�r ►hiii thinly Ilous,•hold
tirn len nt $1.'5 tocsin r errtald. Alone)
ordrr metol.'('.
Name Iprtut1 . .,
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For over 70 years thousands of
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WHEN THERE'S JUST
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°NW LIPTON'S BRISK -TASTING
TEA GIVES YOU WHAT
Yea, it's really exhilarating—that delightful
IAvort-LIFT you get with Lipton's Tea! 1t's
a grand combination of rich, full-bodied tea
flavor—plus a lift that just makes you feel good
all over. And only Lipton's Tea gives you this
NLAvoR-1,111' ... because it's the blend that
makes Lipton's—and Lipton's who make the
blend. Try Lipton's the next time. Ask c)
for it at your grocer's today!
('oprrI tt 1947--T6uuos J. t.lptou 1J1Jttt
REG'LAR FELLERS—Picnic Time!
1
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A rRIDeETABsE
ON A
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1
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Everythat
Ladies' Men's WiL
We now have in stock • Girl's Slacks and Sack wits
See our \Vork ,Shirts and Pants For 11c11.
SPECIAL REDUCTION FROM 20 to 50 Pc Cent.
In Sandals and S;nunler Shoes,
hve
THE STANDARD
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V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE
BLENDED ORANGE and CRAP RUIT JU!C E
SALTED MIXED NU'T'S
2 t,11 tins 21c
16 uz, jar 39:
large 19e
3 23-o:: tins 11:';:
21 fluid oz. jar 35:
FOOD DISI -IES,
FRESH FRU•.TS AND VEGETABLES.
PIONEER AND LiFETERIA FEEDS
15 or. tin 3.7c
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20 oz, lin 15_
48 oz. tin 35:
4 oz. lin 21c
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Phone 19, Blyth.
Deliveries
Wednesday and Saturday.
'Wednesday, Jul)' 'L, 197,
For Flies, Mosquitoes 2 c
Uhy net start early to keep ahead of the insects and
bugs, by using some of the following products---
D.D.T. Barn Spray
Iiug Killer .
A,•;•eilate of Le:,d
2 -Way Screen Paint
D.O.T. llausc!,old Spray
2 1 D \Veed•No•Mcre
'rolnato Dust
Garden Guard for Vegetables
Darley's Fly Spray ler rattle
6-12 insect Repellant
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Half Lb. 63c, 2 I:.,, $?.90
5 16s.,';SOc, 10 lbs., .`.Oc, 20 lbs', 90c
4 Pis. h8:
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30c
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§! Phone 37.26, LOiJDESBORO
:BRUSH AND SPRAY PAINTING
Sunworlhy Wallpaper
Paints and Enanel,.
Nc'thng will give more pleasure to the family
than beautiful comfortable Furniture in the Living -
Room. 1 :c'p, scl't,-restl'td chairs and comfortable
Chc:,tel'1'ield, add much to the enjoyment of the
family and guests.
You can ;satisfy every member of the family
1vith a selection from our Chesterfield Suites and
o(1(1 hiving -Room pieces.
James Lockwood
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SUCCESSOR TO J. S. CHELLEW
I'ER;1ONAI, INTEREST
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Car - 1"ii'e - Life - Sickness - Accident,
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Com, Residence Phone, or 140
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FIRE - RESISTING
„Roofs that will still
be Modern Tomorrow"
Viceroy Asphalt Shingles have colours
and patterns which will be "good style"
throughout the many years which
they will last . . , and that is a long,
long time..
Asphalt Shingles and Roll
Roofings which bear the
Viceroy London brand are
products backed by long
years of manufacturing ex-
perience, Your assurance of
satisfaction is the manufac-
turer's integrity which insists
on a high standard of quality
in all products which bear the
Viceroy name. Dependable
dealers recomm:nd Viceroy
Asphalt Roofings,
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ONDON ROOFINGS
ASPHALT SHINGLES
ASPHALT
SMRDTH AND MINERAL EURYALtD
ROLL ROOFINGS
WHALE DR TARRED
SHEATHINGS & FELTS
BUILT-UP ROOFING
MATERIALS
ROOF COATINGS
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FOR SALE Mrs. l:ini.il;:rat and1
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General Electric \ea-!.riu , �\\cch \\itll leer parr'ut , \I r. and '.Ir:.!
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motor, equipper! with ;WI nlatir punt' •
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PHONE 24.
lird are
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EVERYTHING IN ITARDWARE.
LA1)IES' DAY'T'ON BICYCLES.
'l'he Best on the Market.
Toastmaster Autoi iaCc 'Toaster.
Pyramid Jacks. - V''iceroy Motor Oils
ONE ONLY --- MILLER FALLS I1ALF-INCII
HEAVY l)UT1'
LAWN MOWERS.
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s there a NOOSE
around Your home?
In other words, is your home mortgaged?
If so, could your dependents pay off that
n)rtga„e in the event of your death?
If they could not, then you can arrange
with Confederation Life Association to
have it pain oft by means of a special
Mortgage Insurance .'olicy.
It will be worth your while to inquire
about this policy, wht:titer the mortgage
was arranged with :u1 individual, a com-
pany, or under the National housing /Lt.
Write now for booklet
"Pout' home". It tells you
how your wife can have
cash to payoff the mortgage
if anything happens to you,
RF YOU INURE
Gil*si4�f�o'�
Coni ederatioLife�,
AEs,ociauuoa TORONTO
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11EAD OFFICE
Bread - Cakes - Pastry
Have our Delivery
fall at Yo r Door
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painting jobs, exterior and interior. We use the i
best of paints, and our workmanship can be com-
pared with the best.
Let Us Estimate On Your Next Pailltin ' Job.
TMT & FIIRONS
Telephone 56, I:lyth Decorators
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