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Dr. WilfordTo Be Guest Public' Reception Held For Lions Club Meting WEDIMNGS Election , In ' Blyth, For. Coun-
' At Blyth United Church Newly -Weds • ' . • - .- • .
' ell On December 5th
11., W.Iford who has been a tnedical A public reception•was• held nes aY fe 011 ties ay evening 1.) le -at es , , . - • .• , William If, Morritt.'aiven Reeveship
' ' ' ' ' ' T 4 d ' T -d ' ' I • tl I • II - .1' Leggett •-•Kennedv
The ever-hungrY . Lions were .well . , ,
ni!ss'.onary in China for some 35' years, night oil last week for a, IteWlY,Wedi-lell of St, Michael's Church, TwelltY-sev-. A lovely 'autumn wedding took place ' f:Acclamation,
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\till speak at the 111011101g serViCe at East \Vawanosh e.,3ii,:le, Mr, an it ;Ars, en Lions a4 twelve guests put on ilia in Trinity Anglican church, ftlytb, on . y - ,, o„,,,,_,
Riyin united, church, 1.)r. Nvitfordis Gordon Caldwell, The rece141011 ' WaS nose bag, and in, Spite of .frequent In- 'i Saturday,:.November 19111,r 1949, Nrliell Myth voters will go tO the Polls on
father was a keel preacher in 1.111s held' in the Memorial Hall, ltilid Was. turruptions bY ail over -ambitious 11011:•Glad)'s Kathleen, youngest;daughter of , IR:cumber 501, to ','ole for members of
coma unity and 111 be remembered bY largely, attended, Dancing was enjoy- ,l'anter, the very fine meal was YiliklY"; Mr,- and.lIrs. A. C. Kennedy, 01 Blyth, the Village Council. \Viten the time
ipany.,. lir. NVilford was ra'sed in ed . to the nnisie of Mrs. HarveY ed by all: Guestshieluded, 17raidc 1•111-.t.was united hi rinarriage• to Richard for signing had terminated' on Tues.
Plytii ae,d attended school here, \Via: Brown's orchestra, During the' even- ternalwer, ,Lonis Stadelmantli : Nfrlit'iordont LegAett, eldest son of Mr. and day night, five candidates had signed
Ernest 1.•eggttt, of , Last 11 awa- I for the four council seats, as follows; .....,---,v,...........--
best surgeons' im. \Vest China and in Caldwell' and:Mrs, ,George Fear made `erativcs .for Ontario, Mr, Fred. Rut-'; nosh.- Rev, - \V. M. \V) (111 officiated. I George Radford, NVin. J. Iliehl, Lew -
of tithed Co Op , Itt rs,
In China be. was rated as one of the ing an ,itt 1
c,ress 11 41S rLici. by Mrs, Ralph. Nicholson, ibreitor
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later years he was the head of the stir- the presentation of a purse of money, The \vedcling Music was played by •Miss is \Vhitrield, all members of the 1949 'Mr, Gordon Holland has purchase
"" • . . . . se- - Alice Rogerson and Mrs, I -I. Campbell, council, and- two new men, Trarodd
lettAe. and .G.ilbert Nethery. "
gesy .de„-artment of AVest China Uni- ?1 r, Orval Met:Iowan also presented Mrs. James licNichol's farm, on th
.versity. 1)r. \N'iliord was loved by the young couple., With a . reversible, The club 01'141 t° Inc musi-ca/ of 11,1yth sang The Lord's Prayer, end ; \redden and Lorne Scrimgeour,
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both. Christian mil n-11-:Cltristian in blanket -from the eilivari gang, CM'. leCtl'"s red
n're'l bY 'frthr4llte411 .11
ec clianntug. (1) , I T•fect !‘oye.. 'The church was j \Villiam 11. llorritt returned to the 44th crnices$k" °I irci(i116P 4(Iiv.;1511
China and on,wore than one occasion dots replied_littinglY, exPr.essing aPPre' "c`v Ca""'llall girls °''' ': femininity Lecorated with white mums I municipal field after a loose of several BELGRAVE -.
he was called upon to act as mediator dation. for -the thoughtfulness of Ole Perscills (}I Heidi -Hug' I'de'la 1 Itt'''''t SeilerWe `vere not lrisht ' . I yes, and Was given a Reeveship ac -
between Japsnese. and Cli1aese, I friends,. Mrs, Caldwell . was formerly an'Silvia ' ': alt anCi-veernt.nmrriage .1:y in•her father, the clamation, -wilco Ntr. llainton announc-
inel;h:t tint:Ighioanv.ice ofV‘tri°11eillePlIre'ssiejlillts1-1!furtSe
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en his sixceth birthday a group of I Miss Catherine Me Dc unit FollO ‘viu , .. .. i . ,, . nride wore a gown of white silk tat- l, ed his retirement. .\11 conned aspirants
sure of the. words; bin fronvilie looks ...
Proctor for their NOventher'illeet
limit. • enerals rals-il a fun I and pre, 1 is • a ccpy Of the address; ' ni.1.,:nttil'scsitaacteiseitoritani'irlaNtv'ic( ‘tjvonttickrinnatillersesr tlill:lt , feta,: . with . ' fitted ' bodice, short ' have had previous experience et the ../' S'
sented to the hositital for the piirpose 1. Dear ' Catherine and Gordon: -.We -. - .- _train ruffed sleeves and matchiti, lc- Blvtli Council Board.,
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of hiving certain dritgs iis a token of have ilathered here tonight to :eonsc""c °f ' Ille;s°11,,gs w"e '''' .`Y,,,. Cesiprie.i. and mittens, A Poor -length J, T1, \Vinson; a member of the Coon.- - - '
' The meeting was 0P•e9eciWith.itlIe'Pdo
and Lord's prayer. The 01104,5.14: tl..
4116* reS-ect for the Doctor. , Int.:anion: von on your recent marriage s , . veil, •
, ' • v trimmed AV1111 liar41-111ade lace fell ell for the
. . . past number of years, also
i)r.- Wilfrird has three children. all and to extent' to you our. ne-st 'w:sites. o
. ast rresuient wits -were pre5.2ntel ,f1,001 a Coronet which. was trimmed ann-mneed his retirement. previous meeting and .special;ineetitt
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... do -tors, Inint, 1)ittst• a....,1 Miir'el, John Gordon, you have been a life-long eat- to Bert Grav and Norm. Garrett, l'ins :with seed rearls; She carried a cis- Of the three nominees for the Sch-ol were rea(1 and Trea"rer,i's.:-t,c-t-''-gi.
, and Muriel are itirti-led to Doctors, ,t7ell of this community and at all timra
es were d,,e Fnklin Illintitn •aneTr
)otor code bouquet of I,eistre Iiil)bert roses Board, t•voG
, . R. Augustinand
e, Jos, en' Plans f°r- .thc batifin!.)Yer-•'-',4!'
r. Lnclv.v00,1, were t•p for re-election." cussed. Correspondence Wasjea 11,114
presented.. Dr. \Vilford is in this plc- joy to our community when one of our
,, presented to 17. T. Bainton, J.'S. Chel- .sister of the 1)ricle, as matron of honor, liott, replacing Rev. 1V. J. R
will he Gordon. Et.' $1.0. was givett to Chddreit's Memorial
ogers, a • Hospital in .1,onclott,' The date'lfor
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At the evenint service the film, "The have' been' \Vining to .do your part in -"Todd Itut were absent' from this meet- and blue forget-me-nols.
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Head of • the I-ionse Of \N'attg' will he promoting it's tvelfare.. It is a' great ing, 100,Percent, atteniance Mils tvere : Mrs,. II, EllingtOn of Teeterville The third member
tyre and will IT at tne service to in- Imys weds and remains with us, uor- lew, N. P. Garrett, J. A. Gray, 11. Tiall, end wore a gown with a pink satin member of the Board for thepast two , .
' next meeting ss is set as Dec.13, a -wee
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. troduce the film.' don, we are glad you're not going NT. Ifolland, F. 1 Inwsor... S. Robinson, :brocade bodice, whit net yoke and full years.
' earber than usual. Roll Call waa:.r
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........ er................ away, Tor wc. nave iiken yott well for . w, J, Rogers, V, R. Speiran, J, B. net skirt over rose satin with a rose \V. G. McNall received an oedema- sP°'ll-al .33' WL.' a 1.:'
I I t ' 'ill line of wisdem ---
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‘V.,:A. MEETING. carried a colonial bou .. , verv: interesting reading tvits`given;:liy,
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many a day." Cailierine,, we welcome • \Vatson. and* G. S•7arling, • lace headdt'ess and pink n•et gloves She Bon to. the P.C. Commission, replac- - . .
yol. We know you. will 'trove botli L
, Lion Cecil Wheeler intrciduced the quet of pink De- in g Chester Morrison, . - Mrs. Stanley Cook which -W•as' ntuch•
The regular meeting, of the \\ . A. ) 1 I 1 r ' t 'r ' ', guest speaker of the evening, Mr, A, .liplit 'Roses. The nomination list with. movers and enjoyed. A piano.duet by :George and
of'the Myth, United .Church was iteld 'that God's richest , blessing may rest H. Creighton, 11is!rict Suuerintendent ' The groom was attended by his seconders follows: Mary Procter was enjoyed,r, Mrs. G.
. 7 " •lo •al a lt t lle I is ()a sincere wish
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of Colonization, Canadian l'acific Rail- 'brother, 'Mr, Itobert 1.eggett, of f)ttit- I. -R.F.EVE—G. Radford, by A. \Vals,11 Bosnian 'demonstrated 'folding ..a'table
Ian abundance of health aml•prospertty . • ' 'dos, Ushers were Jack Ken•nedy and and A. Taylor; 17. 17ainton, by Win, cloth, The .speaker was .yri.-SerInt,
both and that >roil may have
I I ' •' • 1 f tit t Church •on '111100 Yoll
Tuesday,- November 22 ' at 3 o'clock, wa vs, Toronto . . geour of Blyth, District Preaidelit,,wh '
through a long and happy married life,
,......m.gor, V N..... ' Mr . Barry 17.11ington, of Teetervifig, Richl and j. T1. \Vinson; NN in. Nforrttt,
with 'the president,'Airs, F. liainton, 1 slic.ke on 0 Anntial Area Convention
presiding.; ' . 1 As a token of our good wishes we ask brother and lirother-in-law of the by G. Bailie and G. R. 'Vincent. , „
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. you to accept this gift of inoney and ,bride. , I COUNCILLORS—G. Radford, by A. winwas held in October. in Lc,
The meeting opened with the hymn
you use it- think of your' friends, 'AUBURN
A recetion a
'.' pnd dinner Ives held in Taylor and A, Walsh. F. Bairton lty don, and gave a good idea of :the -do.
I both old and young, svItOttvlsit you the Join\ Doer, the sclmol room of the Presbyterian J., B NVatson and 1 'Whitfield. \\Tin ings there, The singing of the Nationo;,
1'0 Masterlet me walk with Thee" fol.'. las
Mrs,' R, I/ Philp played a t•ery elijoy l best (1( everYthiug•
. And-, now. that Nits, Thomas Ilaggitt and lirs, Ernest flitirelt, Mrs.
Mrs. Geolge Beadle, ItIrs
1:ennedy, Mother. of the Rie1;1, . bp E. 'Jolint;on and T.' La . al Anthem closed the meeting anc111/
social tune was. enjoyed ,when the host..._.
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lowed by- the Lord's, 1)rayer in liti,'son,
able ,,instrumental "llinnouresque" and • noisy chivari gang ask you to - accent atterAled ' an Anglican bride, received the guests, wearing a retire:, 11, Vodden bv G Elliott and
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.wIntry 'nights it will keeP yOu warm, misses Joan Anderson of \yatford -white Kilarney roses, She \S Is assist- and J. Lockwood ., -L, Scrintgeour,
Patterson,
Church liazitar at Walton on 'I'hursday. bro‘vn crepe gown with tr corsage of R.. D. Philp; R. D. Philp, by G. Elliott - ess served Muth, assisted by Mrs. ,\Nr;* -
Scott,. Ws. C. Hanna and Mrs',E.
lira, \VOodi gave ii reading "I wonder 11.'3
1 1 gift, NW hope that on the cold
'urers re.port was given oy
i /\trs, r,,, ; and oft brill pleasant Blau,:1ns of the and Jetrid An•derson of .Stratford with ed by Mrs. Leggett,.gowned in. a black R. D. Philp and G. McNeil; J. 11. NN'at-
bY 1\rightman, '
if they 'really ineriMit Mr," The trees, l
-1Iollyntan and showed a balance of ' night we hammered and. banged so mr, and mrs, ison, crepe dress Willi gold trimming and a , son, by N. T-Tamilton and 0.- Stubbs. . . -
met in the club rooms on Wednesday':
17he Belgrave Euchre Marathon Club
$109,50 reallied froin• the supper, . hard' mrs. \varner Andrews, Marie ancl corscage. of white 1<ilarney roses, 1 School 13oard—G. 17.1liatt, by II. Tait . . • - • ,
NV, T. Rob
Ruth Andrews, with NI, I -I. 1)obie of . e Id lig 1 imer was gelled litt am — •-ant .toll. .,. -0e-woot., ly ...... t .„ • tir
the ',attics' Guild. of Trinity .Church night with 11 tables in playt'. The • high
It was decided to have the next l'ard• —Signed °" behalf of - your • The w r i ri • , I \I II il • I I k • 1 1 R
meeting on 1)ecetiihr 1 5t11. 'lirs, L. nelgIt')°1"'s "I'd frIcilds' ,-. 1 he bride s table was centred with the listine, by f -f• v"ime" a''''''' u• '''"'Ilt:
. . 1). Phil;) and -\\T.r J. IIeffronCG.s,,c're, Hft., taut" Tis.`.,_1)Y• last .
.. _ • . , , , , r. , , littnimr; out. as she Won .trie prize
Johnston favoured us \with a reading - - Toronto,
corations were, white and pink mums week the prize was reverted. to Mrs. J.
like this tvord of ours - Unity", The Ji. ---a, A ntunber of friends from here at- ,three -tiered .wedding cake, Table de- C. Johnton, NV, 'J. lieffron and N.
., .. I-Tainilton, emit C - Proeter, who was. second high. High '
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meeting closed with the 1)oxology and lir, and Mrs, Ernest Snell were 'tended the golden tve0dis•..g of Mr, and
Colborne town- and pink candles,. After - 'dinner the 1 . P.IT.C.---Gro. licNall, bv IT. Voddell . .
oleic! the Board.: , ... • . . , .
man was Gordon Pengall), and low
Grutili 3 served a .dailltY .hilleil. ' Toronto visitors last Aveek-end, ' lit's; Gordon .rottlig of i . exore molt by' Airs, C, Robinson and -
\ I 511111 on November 16th, The bride.and onests left for the lionie of lir. and and G. Augustine! Earl Noble, by \V. \v. '
,._ Nir,,.and Mrs. Gordon. Snell, llr. grooni of .50 veitrs ago are rc..ilLi.tablY . • in, McClenglian,
conducted.' the election. of. officers' 'Ar •.,1-.4.- ' S ' Mrs, It Leggett where the gifts Richt and 1. B. Walsall.
1.1ter i'lle bride 'find I —'
_ . . - ... ,. • . , - - ...-. ••- • • asper, nell,..Mr, , and- Mrs, ,--pouglits 11,attetyled-tneetir7,7 le . in -.- ... -. ,
- - .. . . - .'',... lliss Patsy -Anderson spent ,,,the.,....
. 1)tiring. the" meeting , lir, Rogers „
committee conipos•ing " of, Mrs, ' V, smart and aclive;' lirc'Young is 'Able- weee dis,"--,la.:O..,1;. . At a At t . . , .
Ilainton,- Mrs, 1,-, Johnston, Airs; 1). -
clay with Mr; and Iles. John Boyd, Of antl .N1r, Young who on that day ccle- iiirino,toerinittrog. Siiniiitalie‘rynineOisdi al kr i ci(iret 1,ise, Ilivriicntee _
I the some evening, the vari- tveck-eno 'in -.Toronto. - • - - ,-• .,
This weeks 17arin Forum met in the
COmplicil and children visited on Sun- 'to attend to her Men household duties oroom- left for a lion.eymoon trip bv l the hall
McKenzie and ltiSs- Margaret Ilirons waiton. ' '-- ' .' - • oils candilates exontincled their views. 176resters Hall, 13'elgrave, in. the forin:-:','-.'•
. . . • .." '... V ........."".. of a County of 1-Ittron rally With sev.•;--,,.
was appointed to get a president,' 1 he ,m r. .• . brated his 8?nd birthday, takes a %vide
built.. t t f It = . coat and black accesortes. On their nu-mown/I' A 0 SEAT . 0 A Air
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w,,,i the ,aoles each day.
. . . farnrin Fast \Nrawenos.h.. - urintiDlitsni.3 . vrii..A.- .cral visitors, from .Bruce County For-..
tons, - The broadcast Was followed,
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. John Gear •of itilt,-k•lietter spent = =s i 1 the arm work and assists .
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folldieing. are the 'of f leers : elected : se- The Alemle t'etitrit tliev will reside on. the groom's . .
the week-eitd.:Ivith Mr, Armond Mc- to 1 A
erelary, Mrs. Charles Sallee.; treasurer . • ;visiting , .
w•as tastefully adorned with large, bas- PAIGN OPENS • • and Robert McMillan of Seaforth, Of-
cretaut 1°.rs. N' Radf°14: i'ssIstallt se" flurney and 'other friend's.... .
press secretary, , Mrs, F, Tyreman; ll r, 'and 'Mrs: 17; jamiesow of Ash- from Milvertdn, Rinsed,. Goderich, Neighbourhood Friends •
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Huron County Tuberculosis Ass
Mr, \V; A. Ileecroit, Chairman of the
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to lead in comMunity Singing. Mrs, 3,1,....'",
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. t Mr. Maurice Bosnian is — v the Huron committee, acted 'as'. chair.:
Mrs. 1?, Holtman ; pianist, 'Mrs, , R.. - .al kets of mums amid roses, in keeping
Presentation Made By ; man, and called. on Audrey Bradhura --, •
the home of his son, lir, Jack Bowan loth the Foth wedding anniversa•ry.
manse e°""11 eet I's- • a ",°' t field visited on .Saturday with Mrs, Du 'Lon, at a recent meeting of the exe-
e.s was on ant he weicorned.the„. '.
I), Philp, assislint,"Mrs,. NV, J og ; t t
- 1?- --•e"s. anc. ',Ars, Bosnian, of • Dresden. ' Friends and relatives tvere present
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. . red Cook,: 1 f il '
am am y,..., . , . it -utility, .DaintY refreshments were 1 7riends. andneigh•liors , of lir, Geo, gins in this Count , on November 21,
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) . 1 forums and annottnced several meet--. --'
Mrs. R. .Vincettt, Mrs, D, lieCa him. ' F
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n rinnon and the surrounding co411- , - elltIve called. 00 el 11* 011e .1 1 Bradburn .acted as .uantst.
- . in Iti ' ' F - B 1 t. t' • - • - -..•.' ' . ' • -C R. Coul...
.Ittr, and ltfs. Duncan McNichol and ,served, Sloan, and lir. mid Mrs. Charles Sun- He stated that workers across Canada
the Cltristmas Seal campaign tvincil,be t . called ' , = , . - . • . , „-
int:Ts. of the Federation which.'will be:: ..
• t wan mein ,o. v,etv of their departure progress is being made in the
"16vasdue
dereock, gathered at the Sloan home feel that
- W. L TO MEET - : Phyllis, of Waltott, yisited on ,Stinday , .
_ on Monday itig,lit to spend the.evening enti.o.ybcyd.-Rnuott
from the neighbourhood, A large gath- tiltririve194titicaslititos Ntr Tottlbaet rfc,t)11.otshisc.'fli'i.liset ifiiigiiteireitsi . •altielltill'Gsictoorrgliey:peAocitieiae
The Christmas meeting of the NV,L with 'Mrs.; IL 130Smilly.- ' ' The exchange of the, Huron County
Will 1)e iteld:in the ,lientorial hall, on Mrs. John Harrisen and lir, ,George I
_..ibrary . books.- will be pride at the • i 1 , ,
Thursday, ,December 1st, with Mrs,
. . Berger of Goderich, visited on: Sun- Auburn, 11 11115 ott Saturday, Novein-
cuing was present, and the evening was history the death rate from this' dis- Ca•nbert, of CKNN'tias present and kolci,'•
hotv he would be glad- to tell of fariti'.'"''
y date, . I prizes being won as . follows; high ease has dropped i.n.to the thirties,
, Clinton, who, is the Docter: In . the 1 -Iii-...'
McCallum itt charge, -Roll Call, "An ti,l.t.Y with Mr, anti- Airs, \\..A, CaluP- - '
' r ' ber /6th All books should be in the .• -.
served. The Mission Band: met on Sunda There were 37.1 deaths per 100,000 of meetings, etc,- int' his 'program: Victor '[.:,,••
Exchange of Gifts,' 1,titich will be bell. - —41- hands of the .t 11.1118.11 prior to" that with
v4.,........._, the population. This gives- woricers att
roil County Health service, and who
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spent playing progressive euchre, Roy of Clinton, introduced Dr;.Aldis of-:".
oftennocitt with a good attendance, The The Baptis.t Ladies Aid was hem on lady,Mrs, Chas. Sundercock, 10,w lady, \yhile these fignres show a decline, tne
incentive to get °tit to do a better job.
" i . I b • ceatin the mem- 7, . • 1 `i ' , f Betty MacDonald; high gento,Chas, fact that there are as many deaths, . , , ' ,,- - r
..licws the tremendous .task which stilt gave att.. outline -pi - tile .•ntenniers oi:.
The Voice Of Temperance - ,- ' ‘ - - . , it s , Y ,.
_OW 1400 lick 131 k ' SI the staff and their work Dr; Aldis-
ThC ' Ontario Departinent, of 1408'16; hers' P"rlmsa' witil':J°111111"tizliallan Mrs 'Wilfred Vesterfelt t he business .1 suilderellek, *1
. itt Chagre-c.f the tro rant The Serb). .,' ' . Daring the et:entilig.cpresenatactions fae'es• 'is'
3 tiny osier, 1:11en . Practised in liilveribit lor -3 ..-years-;„,
Is estaldishing a hospital forthe 'treat- 1 g • ' • Teri oi toe .tneettitg.was concincieu ,ity I,
-,,, j were made b • Jitt F ' ' . , i i t ti e sale of se before taking this office II '
meld that the ligitor situation has wor-, - - t 1, 1
. --- matt , Itfe•Dowbil; reading by 13arbara ' - ,. , • . Sloan was pre i t • 1 '
felt, 1 he Lorfl s pra3er was repeated ,
1 pencil se‘i';voitinteeren to conct c i ., , . . e state .--$
The 1 ions Clubs of -the Countv have
I 1 •itl Christmas parents had to work with the unit to
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make a success of -the work ''sii-that--,•-,
tuent of alcoholles .it Erindale,-- 'rids - . -.. T { L ac otta L. , ..r, , . • . •
tde peesnien, ,,,,rs. ,,,,,, .,-,owson. 'toe , .
titre' lesson was, read from Psalsn 23. t '. : i 4. NI r A it
Prayer was given, led' by Mrs.'. Nor- pro,i.ant was in it. r ,. f \ 1 . N7 t . I Netherv and Betty \ I I) . 1 1 Al
.setied• under', the:GOVeritmeitit's LicEttor ' Sollthr StudY 1.1°." was' tame!' IV Mr.'s' iit unison -led. by Mrs, N7, 'Kneeshaw,Again this year, .e ters w i , . . .,
seals:enclosed, will lie niailed' to every -
The work much could be done 10 'preventing ill-
can be rtgarded. itS ati ' acknOwledge . ..t. L a tne o , is, es el- i • ••-
m t..alit; Mrs.sau opdeeiriccalell,41. .
Control.; Act, ' The I-ltiron Teloperance All the members were given favorite `yit11.,a bat,11,"°°"' set' ili'd, Dena's WaY- ers believe that the splendid- response IICAS. C. F'alconer ..inOved a Notel'of . ,
read, mount, with a wallet. Mr. Leonard which they have received in the past thanks •for this' fine a.ddress, , A solo .,
k inie in the County of Huron,
Citas,.. „Smith; reading .by: Doitna.....11 al-
' Federation".recalli that., tinder Prolii- - ' ' -
. ' * de"' ' 'th""tcss °( last "tectl"g ‘‘,'ere, verses of. scriptitre which they
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. ... • read. Story was. told by . Mrs,. Nor- ,this being the seripture reading for ,Rt),Nottri.e.36. eroe.trigdetsitieoafoulilott ttg addiess, will be cotintted. ... . - • ' . was sung by Mrs, J, Wiekit.ead , ac- . •
blticitt elite: centres for aleoltolies went ' I 1 ait'cita.nd ;Ir.'s. '• companied by Mrs; J. Iti, COultes,:A. '
that to Increase ilte•sale IS aggravate
. Nit, and .Nfr,,, \\ . A. cant„beil vis, , •, ,. s ,...,;+,10. .1 . t• '11' 1 Ito/ . A siincere re tret of our ' '
W ant& wa.111.CS' ,j0.111.i.11ti, Mrs. ITOWSOil ' Chat'les SundercOck: \Ve learn with past year definite progress has been
Nir, lleecroft nointed Out that in the
humorotts reatliag Avaa'gift'it' by Mrs.':
S cook . was much enjoyed. A
out of linsittess; ' Sttrely We 'know now "Ian ,"..,'"'"
. wl'°. a's° "'se'. the the meeting,- Readings were given by!
• Ithe ., problem , of alcoltolism.—Advt. . '' ' , ' . ,. . ' . . a ' •• ' i , • I • ' „' made in this Countv. In NVinghatti an, _ _ , which • . ,• . , , , 2.
suceting witn prayer, , :. • . ..,,t q, i T i t
,- orq111 itiVe i .verv lilterestin" tam leave our intineinate iteignoottinooci,.
ant as old friends and neighbours tv, Seaforth hospitals 'all patients on ad- ,:. ,, „.. . ,... , ...
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• nu lir .ii ni s tic sa i L, y tr intention to
- . .. . -_,,„,„,,,,„v„,„_,„,„,,. lied ott NNecitiesuay with lir, ancrairs, .r... discussion tonoweu on r arm r ortmt ' ,
on, Missions. lhe-meeting was closed . mittance, have been x-rayed, In Gode-
Rtith.,-atid ''. Audrey
Herb. 1\tegridge of 'Auburn, • • ,. . I reports. and other questions in regard
-,•'
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AMONG .'11.1-1E CI-IIJRCIILS .. 11 he , path) f, this .contintinity with ,prayer by Mrs. R. J. Phillips. A are grain:red here this evening to -pay
otir respects anti wish 3•ott the best ot
. c rich the referred clinics' have been con
to Forums. Miss
' ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH extended; to -Mt. Gerdoit Snell lit 'the hot pot lack sitir..e•r was served, and ducted each 'month: The committee
1 ' gym . o . ' ' Is - • - '
•nto
i
.. • . . . . it• socia iiie enos et .
• .,
!mess is one of It imrchased x-ray •egttipment for the Brodburn favored. '„witli . a vocal -duet,-,,,,
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Sttiulay 'service, at. 2.30 -pott, . - doll Cook, of Cochrane. lir, and ltrs, : fe s finest attributes, the.„Excter hospital when it is built. mg of the National Antnetit le . y,,,,
,In hopital, and agreed to assist The meeting Was closed with the sing.,-.-
Itee. 'john.' lieneyntrin, Milkier, .suckien.passing of his sister, Mrs, Ger- • 1 ii i . 1 • • Mei; . for the future, Good neighbourc-
C 1 I T l' • I l'he monthly mee e.
tin, of the ILY,P. tut Cruihshank at the piano:-;
.' ' '--. '-'•--v'-'-..---7 . ' NI ' wet' ' •ft '•. °r°ntn. attc't( '''''' t 'c LT, tvas held. on Sunday' evening, Mrs. \\re have found you ready and willing The committee appreciates the coopera llrS; 13
TRINITY CHURCH) BLYTI-I: \Vititer.-_Fair tvliont•ltrs.. Cook became it j. Phillips, presided, with Nfiss at all times to hall), in time (Id need Bon of hospital aittlioritiesht the. fight .
, Quite a ithinber from here attended-;, =
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I
• momouprom.
LONDON MALE CHOIR MUCH
APPRECIATED
The concert bY the London Mafe
Choir, sponiored by Inc Lions Club'
on Tuesday night, brought out a good
,
crowd of music lovers.
The talent displayed ,by the Choir)
. . •
as well as the assistmg artist, miss
Olga Kwasniak, violideellest, was of
the highest calibre, and thrilled the
audience.
Novetithar '27, Advent Sunday ill: 11,Was -fOt(ild an operation was R. endeavour, . .. . . . , ,n1 er a r.
the Royal Wit t V i - -
Miss Mee Rogerson, Organist attcl alva3t,,SiniPtititi4'IS;a1 cl d
Pev, G. Aittrrav .vvvatt Itector itecessary;.:tenen rsue'passeci stimienbr '' •,- ; , ' ' iv. .. happy'i I
, , ,., , . ,,, . so, extett e to „if favorite _ hymns ,folimved i)v the and Ntrs. Sunderccck, are
- • • t • • . — • . - . . , niceting ()pellet( oy singing a number •. e are to.icarn that yott, mr, The Lltairinan of. the campaign i
not goinv. flr Blyth and Distt•icr is NV, J=
away front us, We hope to see°Y:311 ;igainst tubercidosis.
iieffr°".' tit i ti' . F 1 1 It .`
. „ e , ti tot matters tnet ..n. tie ... or-,,,
esters Hall on Thursday evening,'N0'.:,
The North Huron 13,B,'s. group of
piano 71‘he or, in anv community
" ..• - - ' ," s " f,' 1.1, i'f: 4 A 4 ‘.. Evelyn Raithby ' at The
. '..-' Clioirillaster,'. ' - the relatiV.CS' of'lf rs, Cook, .. . i'ketne song ..i:ove Lifted me,” 1;rayer He has gathered about him a•band ,,,
10 MM.:. Sunday Sellout,' - , -' ' ' - ' :- ke s 1i 1948 1 f $60'6 v
ventber 17, Jack Currie, the'- president,
11' on.; M'ornIng Prayer and Serition, . • . .. ' ' -• , - , , " it cottv,enietit to stay in our coin- a greater antount win be donated in I was ht charge. A good attendanceWastrilited miltntis° hoped tl.liaast
TRINITY CHURCH, BELORAVE 7- . ' , Lyon - Leonnarut given by M. iss Antella ll c ilwain, lt r. (Ind
A munity, 1\ e ask you to accept these ‘rvacisredrin 11-lurott,
I present and answered the roll caltt'irlth-,
' ' ' - ' '' ' '''. ' • --•' • by Mr., James' Itaithliy, Readings tvere often,. 1Ve hope that you, George, will
lliss-'Nore- VatiC,atim, -.Organiti . ' ',' • 'i --,-. '..,; - ' ' ' . • ' Frank Raitliby nod .Grant Raithby,
itt and gifts as. a token of mit esteent One. .0 mall their contributions or leave it . your id
1949, Mr, 1-Teffron calls on all citizens
rthday- The itlitititesiivere.ftect
and •Choiritiaster.
At the ittanse Of First St.. AndreW'S dtietoby Mt's, iltei.) A:6, Hew
y 'Nfrt, atcompanied friellt1s1111). Wre hone that they 8011 it The Canadian 13. atik Of Coittinerce Tbvit Attlit)c,stSsit)teitalik.crewssalsstpitirtt, Nv,secAre,ta,mr,'"'
- U it eh reit Ltiitdoit ev. - Jo in . • k • i• 'it 131 c g I
- 2.30t:' Ititchilig Prtreerancl •SclanOn, ll acKlutiott' of ficiate.d - at the . titarriae Sid,. lteClitteltey, .Solo's' were retiderett rert e to eep ei er fresh it 3 out tnem. ) ,
1 :,0-.-fi.iii, I: Stmday..$cliiiol.'.1-• .., ' II et ti . i
' ST,' MARIVS-CHUItOni', AUBURN of Ordelitt,- datighter of Mr, and Mrs, by Mrs, Dottaki Fowler ' and Donna ()Hes, tlic happy .associations of tills .__.
- • ..•:„..frs:•oordoit Taylor. , 2 . ,, ', wimlitit...n, -tatottliat.di of, Bornilotni. Haggitt, Duets, hy the misses itnnita .neiglibourliood. --Signed, Votir Neigh- . . SISTER DIES. .
rganist alid-'Clioirtitaster, , . -awl Gordon '1,t7ott' soil- of ltr, and Mrs, and Shirley RObertstm, and Mr, and . hours and rriencis. - Mrs. Gordon. Cook, of Cochrane, pas-
. ,..•, - 1... , „„ , ., .„,. Wilfred it t i -I i • i m s L. -
1 p.tif,"1 Stifitiel, Selic;e1. '-- ' ' Willittiii'll, Lvott, 01 '-ittornuate, • ' mrs, vester,eit acconipan,ei. lfr• :Stanti any.. _ .t., ....unclereoc.. re. red away NI ,Ntonday lit a Toronto
,f1 .P.Ilt.t 'EVenittgtiroYer aticiSernion, The bride W•as costtlined in a nay!? Ify l‘til,,R. J. Phillip's. A' Itilde notz Ole( f ttlegl). 1.tincli was served by hosoital. , Site is a sister of Gordon
1 - , `.'''''''''—'"--. -‘1-- ' '''''. ' ' ' T• frock with a ftdi s_kit: accented by 'ac- by -George Roberti-mt. 1. 111't10 duet 111',' la'lles. . . Snell, of East Wawattosli,
School. - ' ' T A IlnlIalitYlle' AtteliderI the'. lie Roliertioti;,The,tites;sage "The place ltentheti nf the njytit T.egionettes The I-1ee \Vire. 17arin 'Fortilti met at
' • •Ilie Lotidestioro Mill on Monday night,
• PLYTH UNITED CHURCH Tordien pints. She wore wine acceS- 1)34 :Misses Margaret Jacksces it,
get w,,1,,-itogersi Minister. sories and a entsfige of cream roses. lytt Valthby. ScriPture reading by 1311- SOFTBALL TEAM I3ANQUETTED PARIVI FORUM
11 AS: Morning \V6I'shill, Dr. E: bride in, a maroon gOw- and J. A, and interest of yonnq people .in the girls softball team were ,iientereth
0:35; StindayMrs.
• ,•
Kibbott, of Witighatn, who spoke
1,
the latest drugs used in - contbat tt
, , ,
disease. The Club paper \Vas. cont
posed and read by Harry tear Wlici`t''
viewed the past years act grvIt es• at
also it number of Club items of ht:ii
Mr. Ernie Miller, Reereatiettal.Dire
tor of 1Virighani, was preset& .44 e-8
ducted g•ames and contestS. I.,tittek
..
served iry the committee atid4 a leie
,
\Okra, 001 glnaker. ' • - 13allantviteltvas beSt 4111411, Chliti'ell'' Was Verl stilly taken by MisS .lialiquet in the teginii name last Fri..' November 2111-- where tliev had a tiir- time enjo3 et .
1
The Baby Band. secretary has asl(ed for a trio to i\tontreal a,•,4 'Ottebee, 1 John RaithltY. The Meeting closed with etlet 4 most stirces5fill dance was held ed. The text meeting will be held at Cook of Cochrane had •dle
.11111;:i "Tile *Head of the- ifonse A re6,4)tirqi tottn,c(1 ttt. the Cohble
_lorgaret laelcsoo. .1116- mterino tI.ay evening, itt:NvIdeli. enitivable leev Sunper. 4f3 perSons were present. Mr. George . cook' tectitte,
hat all bOiet: he toned .1& Dec, 14 live tondOn. returhing. PraYer-'1?), Mr, George.Valthby. „. in the Memorial hall. ' the -:,home 01 Mr, and sirs. Joe Lyon, ont0;
7 10 51 t r• 1 • t 1 • tet -'t v Mt'
tit ' - 'ttOnejtin after' wItieW the rolipt? left was received by -JerrY Vesterfelt and Item Is renottetI. Pollowhig hint- •o the stmper, car s w ere o at - a Its s it at , s
New And Use l•
Home Billiard Table
Pocket billiard tables designed
for home use are said to be gxget
couptcrparts, oar:
a stualler scaler
of. championship tables, ,Clot11�
cushions'. land rails are. of , same.
workmanship as professional models
with gulliescarrying the pocketed
balls to ball receivers quickly and
silently, maker states, Simple' level-
ling device at bottom of each IN
said to permit true play at all times.
Object balls of special formula
plastic are exact duplicates of pro-
fessional billiard balls, Legs may be
folded and _table stor away.
4 4 ,
Truck to Station Wagon
This equipment is said to quickly
transform an ordinary one-half ton
truck into a completely enclosed,
comfortable and weatherproof cop-
veyance, Product saidto be•Iow-
cost, light in weight (one man can
load and unload it), but designed
for rigidity, strength and rough
usage through use of steel tubing
and tough plastic upholstery on
the: seats. Top h of canvas rein-
forced with hardwood slats,
"If I only knew how to drive this thing,
I'd crcink 'er up and scram!"
ANNA I -FIRST
Imam
"Dear
c -
"Dear
divorced
child I1
Anne Hirst; 1 have .peen
for 10 years, and have a
years old. For five years,
i've been going
with a man, and
for the last three -
years, we have
been engaged.
But it seems he
can't trust me.
"We split up
once, and I dat•
ed other men,
\?\'hen 'we •• went
back together, he taunted me about
theta, though 1 haven't been out
with anyone else for the past two
years. Even if I'm talking with a
woman friend, he charges me with
planning a datel
"I have tried to get along with
hint, but when he gets his temper
up. he says things that hurt.
"I've tried to get him to open
a bank account for us to start on,
but that's as far as I get, 1 have
saved up money myself, and he
thinks we should start on that. But
I have a child to keep and put
through school, and I must think
ahntit her,
Oa
•
"Sometimes I think I'll marry
him, but then something,. happens
again, and l get so nervous and
worried 1 can't sleep or eat; He is
good about bringing gifts, and says
no other man mvould do as much
for me. Perhaps not, but I am
worried
CL,'"
* 1 can't honestly recommend
* that you marry this young matt,
4' even though he has, some fine
* qualities. He lacks, however,
* traits which are essential in . a
* good husband. '
* First, he doubts every move
* you make. He has no faith in
* your personal integrity. After
* Yltarriage, he would be even more
* jealous, and I'm afraid he could
" make your daily life a series of
4' suspicions and accusations which
* yon could not, if you tried, dispel
* or refute. What self-respecting
* woman wants to spend her time
* continually defending herself''
lie is not provident. Though
you two hate' been engaged for
three years, he has not put aside
a single ,dollar for expenses and
emergencies. That does not augur
well for your future To suggest
that you use money you nave
saved for your child's education,
is supremely selfish. It seems to
me that, married to hinm, your
economic security would be very
slim indeed.
You two do nut get along well.
You would probably get along
worse it you marry --and then it
would be too late to do anything
about it. A man will make all
sorts of concessions for his
fiancee which lie will refuse his
wife,
1 expect he has become such
habit with you that you wonder
what you would do without hila.
You are on1i' 30. It is not rca•
sonable to think he is the only
4' man who will be attracted to
* you particularly when it be.
*: comes known that you no longer
*.see him.
Front what I glean from your
letter, 1 think you deserve a better
* husband than this man can posy
sibly be. Any man who thinks
* he is doing a girl a favor to
* marry her, is too complacent to
* live with,
Don't let habit dull your critical
sense. And never take second best,
because it seems easier. Anne Hirst
can help you see things as they
ronto, Ont.
SALLY'S SAL(IES
Colorful vegetables on black lat.
lice -work make a cheerful looking
sextette of kitchen towels. Quick
to embroider!
A child could begin on these em-
broidery motifs! Pattern 806; trans-
ter of 6 motifs 51/3x6Y2 inches,
Laura Wheeler's improved pat-
tern makes needlework so simple
with its charts, photos and concise
directions.
Send TWENTY-FIVE Ct'.'ITS
in coins (stamps cannot be ae•
gepted) for this pattern to L'u.\ 1,
123 Eighteenth Street, New Tor-
eoqnto, Ontario. Print plainly PAT-
TERN NUMBER, your NAME
and ADDRESS.
CROSSWORD
PUZZLE
ACROSS 2. Similarity
1, ;tastiest 8. Ra*or
Jewish law sharpener.
12. Understanding 4. Attention
1 I. Roman °riche' 6. Terminate
6. Uncovered
II. Baseball team
18. Tantalum
(symb.)
8*. Real *stati
holding
30. Small pie
31. Perfect golf
22. Highest point
33. r.letern
24.'1tarbor
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Tab.)
N,. Not all
i*7. Pedal digit
*0 rienerator
80. Doubting
.A posits
88. invest of its kind
14sm'es
86: roncernbia
84, Reams
/8. Shaped with
nn ax
OA.orae county
40. .1ra
41..APppeam'
suddenly
4f: malate
43. ronfueed'ky
44.."pntury plait
❑bre
4S.''nsntette
46: ''outd part of
"t1
*48. 'neigh poet
&I borough ran
(ab.)
1. Occupant
8. Canvas shelter
A. Woman's Intuition ---Mrs, Turk, a'sorially prominent resident of••Adam Gitth'S farm- has •a-
feeling that something's cooi:ing and whatever it is, it bodes her no good.
HOW CAN I?
,n
TOY ,tL-her ,a.YF.. to I.u,
"See here, Officer. Is hie word
any better than mine?"
1. Poem
10. New Engles
State (ab.)
11. Place of
worship
It. Red suit card
17. Annoy
20. Iillephant's ear
2t, Rhymed
compoetttoa
H. Domesticate
24. Table game
20. Step
11, Slender
20. Part of a:
church
86. 1)rawe
11. knight's
armnor-bearer
12. Mr. log doge
84. Men,
86. Fla%or
87. Nimble
38. Heate
HR0NICLES
4 INGERFAIM
Gwendolittie P. Cle,tk¢
\\'e have some more new neigh.
hours - the third family within two
years to live on one farm near here.
In fact we have to hurry up these
days to meet any new nei;;liliours
who come along or else they are
gone before we pare a chance to
say "Hullo".
'4'1re were sorry to say goodbye
the other day to these last neigh.
boors of ours that we had known for
such a little while, and from wham
we might have learned' so much,
had they stayed longer, Originally
. they came from Europe and' were
intelligent, industrious, kindly folk,
tvho my'ould have been ajt asset to
time community,, had . not circum-
stances, n'hich war not of their
making, made it impossible for them
to stay. 'Their lie in Europe had
been tragic. InCanada they had
been more fortunat^ - that' is, until.
World War 2 when their only son,
serving with the Canadian forces,
was killed two months before peace
('r) was declared. 'Then while they
were living on th, 'farm, the wom-
an's sister, with two teen-age chil-
dren, came tto live with them. They
Were DPs from Central I;ttrope,
Originally there had been four
children in the family, but time two
eldest boys had been taken away to
forced labour camps and their
mother had no way of finding out
whether they wer dead or alive,
And yet we, in Canada, sometimes
tnmk the have reason t feel sorry
for ourselves) Otte thing I noticed
'particularly was the quiet stoicism
with which the wonmati told me
these things. 1 had the feeling, she
had suffered so much that she was
drained of any further emotion,
Knowing these people made Inc
especially glad to linear a splendid
address given by Miss b:thel Chap.
man on "Canadians All", Miss
Chapman illustrated so clearly in
her talk what each nationality had
contributed to Canada as a whole,
proving that "unity without uni-
forntity" was not only possible but
desirable. Miss Chapman tried to
make us realize that new Canadians
should not be criticised because
theirways and customs were differ-
ent, but should be encouraged to .
cultivate their various ' arts and
crafts in Canada, thus enriching the
country of their adoption, 'Asia for
instance, the Scandinavian races
with their agricultural experience;
the Europeans with their culture and
scientific 'skill, and the Latin races
v,ilh their beautiful handicrafts and
their facility for adding colour to
their lives. And of course she men-
tioned the thrift of the Scots, the
wit of time Irish, the tenacity of the
English, and the Welsh with their
music and intense love 'of country,
All nationalities were mentioned
and the desirable qualities of each
were emphasized._ Looking at it that
way, Canada should certainly be
rich` in every kind of craft and cul•
tore.
Next dl,y daughter and 1 enjoyed
a very different experience. \Ye'
went to an auction sale in the coun-
try-- farm stuff and furniture -
and what fun we had! Daughter
wanted a good,umiror for her house-
keeping roont in the' city. At this
sale there .was an *old-fashioned
dresser with a large bevelled mirror
- and we got the whole thing for
almost a song. Cur next probletn
was how to get it home without
Bob having to make a special trip
with the truck, Looking it over I
said; "If we take it to pieces I
believe it will all go in the trunk
of the car," (Amazing what you can
get into a trunk.) So we borrowed
a screwdriver from a man who was
standing around and then we went
to work. Presently seeing us strug-
gling with the rusty and embedded
screws a sympathetic., farmer came
to the rescue, and in no time at all
the dresser was in four pieces, Then
another man carne along and helped
us get it over to the 'car and into
tete trunk. Yes, it did go.in, except;
for what stuck out behind, When'
we got home we divided the spoil,
Daughter got the mirror; 1 was
only too glad . to have the dresser
drawers for one of our spare rooms,
and tilt little cupboard which was
on one side of the dresser is going,
to make an excellent bathroom cab-
inet. On the whole we were very
well satisfied with our afternoon's
outing, even if we had not got the
dresser it would still have been
fun - more fun than any sale 1 had
been to for a long tinme-and 1
came to the coticlusion it was be-
cause
ecause there were so many ?nen
around l There were quips flying
back and forth - all the time, espe-
cially when- the Hien stood looking
on - sotnc of them buying - when
the dishes, drapes and bedlinen were`
being sold. Sometimes evert the -
auctioneer didn't know what he was
selling which all added to the
jokes and laughter,
By Anne Ashley
Q. How should fabric ' gloves be
washed?
A. Wash them with a good kind
of soap flakes, Then hold the fin-
gers under the faucet and fill with :-
water, Hang on the line to drip,
and see ;tow nicely the fingers dry
into tite proper shapes.
Q. How can I relieve tender
feet?
A. Some people claim there is
nothingbetter for tender feet than
a cold foot bath, followed by. e
brisk rub with either alcohol or
olive oil, and then a dusting with
talcum powder,
Q. How can I whiten clothes
when washing?
A, Put a few slices of lemon,
with the rind on, into the !miles
and boil with the white clothes.
This will remove many stains ani
also make the clothes white, with'
out danger of injury.
Q. How can I keep doughnuts
fresh?
A, Place a slice of bread in the
doughnut box and it will keep the
doughnuts soft and light.
Upaide down to prevent peeking,
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RELIEF is LASTING
Nobody knows the cause of rheuma-
tism but we do know there's ono
thing to ease tete pain . it's'
INSTANTINE.
And when you take INSTANTLNat
the relief is prolonged- because
INSTANTINE contains not one, but
three proven medical ingredients.
These three ingredients work together
to bring you not only fast relief but
more prolonged relief.
Take INSTANTINE for fast headache
relief too or forthe pains of
neuritis or neuralgia and the aches and
pains that often
accompany a cold.
Got Inslenllne today
sad strays
keepitbendy
bistantine
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31
Answer elsewhere on this page.
Retriever= -Obviously this antbitiotts little explorer isn t going
to get Yea fir whity the Boston terrier has hts mind made up
to kossi In out mischief, Howarsi Nickerson won third
prig. Olth plettul Contest SpOtiSOred by the Gaines
Dog Research Center.
Better. Bake Plenty ,
Measure into large bowl, cup
lukewarm water, 1 tap. grana•
hated sugar; stir until sugar is dis-
solved. Sprinkle with.; envelope
Fleischtnann's Royal Fast Rising
Dry Yeast. Let stand' 10 min.,
THEN stir well. Scald 1 o, milk
and stir in 6 tbs, granulated sugar, 1
2 tape. salt; cool to lukewarm.
Add to yeast mixture and stir in
o, lukewarm water. Beat in 8
c. once -sifted bread flour; beat
well. Beat in 4 tbs, melted short-
ening. Work in 8 c. more once-
sifted bread flour. Knead until
smooth and elastic; place ' in
greased bowl and brush top with
melted butter or shortening
Cover and set in warm place, free
from draught.. Let' rise until
doubled in bulk. Punch down
dough in bowl, grease top and let
- rise again until nearly doubled.
Punch down dough and roll out ?'
to H" thlcknees. Cut into rounds
with 8" cutter; brush with melted
butter or shortening. Crease
rounds deeply with dull side' of
knife, a little to one side of centre;
fold larger halt over smaller. half
and preee along She fold: grePlaoe,.
touching each other, on ased
pans, Grease top Dover and let
rise until doubled In bulk, Bake
In hot oven, 400°, about 16 min.
New Fast -Acting Drbr:Yeaell
Needs NO Refrigeration!
Thousands of women every week ate
• switching to the new FICISChtnatine.
441
"Royal Past Rising Dry Yeast, lets_
tiSt It° keeps for weeks
in ihe Cupboard. Perfect results ha
e a Mo7m1 selib
Modern Etiquette
u RrcRithertis0Logvh.la
ii�j,� obBati e
one hdlt "bna.a> fi� n r
(tome fo a iw,fek.end? ,. .
A, Yes, c;it i, `010;iaper
small Sift, to thL hate f i atm th'r'
same nip you, tendy�r our 4t-calleil"'
• bread d• utt " letter' pr
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Or, one;,' ,ntp'yert er,r o e
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'cine should ;
Groceries Fruits Vegetables
For Your Xmas Baking
Jd Sugar , 2 lbs, 23c
Fruit Sugar 2 Ib', 25;
,andiea Ginger .—.,;:.., -•,.••3 or., 20c
Colored Coconut 4 oz, 17c
She led Almonds ..m ..::......... 4 os, 20:
Shelved Walnuts ..-.:,4 or, 23c
Shredded Coconut • lb. 49;
Pltt•d Dates 1'), plcg, :Oc
Whi'e Raisins 1 r, S0;
Lar. a Sealed Raisins .•..:••.lb, 23c
Seedlys Ratstna ...- Ib, 16;
RecleanedCarrots ib, 12c
Whole and Cut;Mixed Peel, Red and Green Cherries
Candied Pineapple, Cake Decorations,
Extracts and Coloring.
Cr•'sco ..... .... , per lb, 35c '.
Yellow Sugar ..•......•.. 10
Velvet Cake Flour •.•..•. 5 lbs. 37c,
Sandw:ch' Cookie, ;-., 2 pkgs. 3's
Draft 2 pkga, 63c
iewarl
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Weston's Ginger Snaps Ib. 25c
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Toilet Tirsuo . 4 for 23c
Aylmer Ca+sup ................ 17c
«tol ley'sCsrn 2 for 32c
s Grocery
PHONE 9
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PHONE 24. BLYTH,
EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE.
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ELECTION CARDS
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To the Voters of the Village of Blyth,
LADIES AND GENTLE.\I1 N:-+- +► I
Through the taailities of the Press, 1 wish to t antk the mover an 1
seconder of my nomination ' for the office of 'Reeve of the \'U:age of
131ythi tor the .year 19;:O, the election to tw;tich Inas boot aczordcd sic
by acclaaration as well as all voters who so urgently requested that !
1 seek such office.
l ca, assure all citizens" that I shall, with the assistance of my -
Council, put forth et ery effort to conduct the affairs of the Municipal-
city in a husinesslikc manner, so that this service shall he a benefit to
the people of Blyth as a whole.
l take this opportunity of extending that ever old, yet wholesome
wish, for a Merry: Christmas and A Happy New Year to every resi-
dent
of our Village. •
Yours sincerely,'
William I1, Morritt.
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To The Ratepayers of Blyth,
I,\Dlh.s AND GENTI,VMMEN:-
I wish to thank you for your support in past elections, and will
.gip::reciatc your vote and influence in the erecton for Council on De-
.cetnber 5th,
Thanking my mover and seconder, and wishing all the Compli-
ntents of the Season.
Yours ;respectfully,
George Radford.
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To the Ratepayers of the Village of Blyth,
LADIES AND GEN'!'1 1 MIEN: -
I wish to thank my mover and seconder who nanilitated me ,i,s
Councillor for the Village of 111y'th. 1 ant allowing my name to stand for
the position Of Councillor for the incoming year, I have served the
r Municipality in the capacity of Councillor for the hast 2 years to the
best of my a'Ali,ty for the. benefit of the Ratepayers of our Village,
If. elected I will continue to do the utmostin the Council for the
benefit of the Ratepayers of tl:c Village for the incoming year,
1f i fail to call on yk'n, your support at the Polls n::, Monday, De- -
ccmber 5th will be greatly appreciated, ns time will not permit me to
call on everyone,
Only a Month Until Christmas
IT'S TIME TO START GETTING THOSE PRESENTS LINED UP.
SHOP HERE FOR GIFTS FOR FATHER, MOTHER,
BOYS AND GIRLS, AND FOR THE HOME.
JUST A FEW IDEASt•••
Tools
Knives
\'Patches
Guns
Ammunition
Electric Clocks
Kitellea Ware'
Heating Pads
Toys
Skis
Toboggans
Sleighs
\\'agons
Tricycles
Cars
1)011.y
Alechano Sets
Toy Ircr s
Appliances
kad.ios
Fire Screens
Sani-buoys.
SOME NICE HOUSEHOLD FLOWER POTS HAVE JUST
COME IN,
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Morris Township Council I ters at $15.00 per year for five years, .
The Council met in the Township' this dump to be used by' Morris and
Hall on November 7, with all members' Grey. Each Township paying half tile
Thanking you, I remain,
Wm, J, Riehl,
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To The Ratepayers of Blyth.
1 A1)FES AND GENTLEMEN: -
1 an allowing my nasus to stand for the position of Councillor
ifor the year 1950. During the past year 1 have Fayed the ?dunicipxtl'
ity to the best of my, ability, with the interests of the Ratepayers al-
ways uppermost in my, mind.
If re-elected, i Will condone to, serve to the hast of my ability.
\'our vote and influence respectfully solicited,
1'hanktrg you, 1 remain yours truly,
Lewis Whitfield.
rent, t 7,5). Each Township to make
present, The Reeve presided.
The minutes of the last meeting Roadway and maintain sauie.on fifty
were read and adopted on motion of fifty basis.' Mr. Sellers to fence dung)
Sant Alcock and"Bailie Parrott. and. maintain the fences. Passed.
Moved by•Chatlles'Coulte.s, seconded Moved by \Viii. Peacock, and Bailie
by Sant. Alcock; =that' Morris Council Parrott, that Morris 'Council purchase
ask fcr Russel Currie's resignation as a new' tire and rim kir the road main,-
Road
tain.Road Superintendent; to take effect, tainer. Carried.
on December 15, 1949, Carried. Moved by \Vm. Peacock and Chas.
Moved by Bailie Parrott, seconded Coultes, that we advertise for appli- ,
by Charles Cottltes, that George Rad- catiot;s for the position of Road Supt. _
ford be given the contract of snow- at 80c per hour and $10,OJ per month
plowing the 6th, 7th, and 8th conces. for. bookkeeping, Applicant to sup-
sions of Morris township , including ply his own .transportation. Applica-
side roads an! the township plows. to tions to be in the )lands of the Clerk
look after the concessions and side by Dec, 14, 1949.
roads to the north of Concession 5, ex- Amendment: Moved by Snit Alcock
rent in case of emergency tvhen,extra and Bailie Parrott that we advertise for
equipment is to be called in to help applications fob' the position of Road -
out. Carried. Supt. at 75 cents per hour and $10.00
Moved by Sam Alcock and Bailie per month for bookkeeping, Applicant :
Copy of Grey Towns'hip Council's to supply his own transportation. Ap- •
Plications to he in the hands of the
Clerk by Dee. 14, 1949, Amendment
carried.
'notion: "Moved by Kenneth McFar-
lane and Percy Ward that Grey and
Morris rent a dump from Harold Sel-
Fresh Caught PERCH
SI{INNED AND DRESSED.
75 cents a Dozen
Haddock Fillets, Lake Trow Fillets,
Sole I+'illets,. Salmon Fillets,
Whitefish Fi1!ets.
Salmon ---Piece or Steaks.
Berthot
FISH
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STEWART JOHNSTON
Massey -Harris and Beatty Dealer,
See our Complete Stock of Pipe Fittings Beatty &
Massey -Harris Repairs - Pump` Repairs, all kinds.'
Dealer for Imperial Oil Products.
For Prompt & Efficient Service Phone 187.2 Blyth
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To the Electors of the Municipality of Blyth.
LUDLES AND GENTLEMEN:—
mi
J, having been nouatcd for the position of Councillor for the
coming year, respectfully solicit your, support at the Polls on De-
cember Stli.
And if elected
you place iu IIIc,
I twill endeavour to reward yott for the confidence
I thank you,
Lorne Scrimgeour,
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To the Ratepayers of the Village of Blyth.
LADIES AND GEN1'J.EMENT i ---
At the request of a great number of Ratepayers, 1 have allowed
my name to appear on, the ballot for the position of Councillor for the
year 1950.
Having had previous experience on the Council Board, i can as-
sure the Ratepayers` that 1 will do everything posstblc to administer
sound .Municipal Government,
Your vote antt influence will be appreciated.
Respectfully yours, -
Harold Vodden.
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To the Ratepayers of the.Village of Blyth,
LADIES ANI) GENTf:EMINt:...
Being. elected by acclamation for the Public Utilities Contniission,
1 wish to thank •tnv stover and. seconder, and assure the voters that I
will give the position sty, undivided attention, and the interest of the,
voters and Municipality will be always foremost in my efforts to fill
:the office.
Wishing you one and all a Merry Christmas and a happy
Year.
` Ved,, November 28, 1940
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MEWS
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A LL -RUBBER
FLIGIHT BOOT
ssith ileavy 'atice:)-1%'00! Iill!na,
JUST `THE BOOT FOR
COLD' FEET,
$10,95 =- $12;95
Leather Top and
Rubber bottom for
Men, Size 6 to 11,
i)cys, Size 1 to 5,
BUY YOUR C.C.M. SKATES OR EQUIPMENT
NOW: --AN IDEAL PRESENT FOR CHRISTMAS.
WE CAN ALSO SUPPLY YOU WITH C,C,M, HOCKEY
EQUIPMENT,
5 PERCENT, OFF ON ALL PURCHASES MADE FOR CHILDREN
WITH ,FAM1LY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE3.
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DEATHS
RiCl-1110N1)—.There passed away ,on
Tuesday, Nov, 22tu1, 1949, at his place
of res'dence, 36:i ` Roehampton Ave.,
Toronto, Elliott Richmond, in his
hard year. Funeral 'on: Thursday,
with interment in St. Jacob's cente-
tery,
CON (1.1ZA'I'UF :'PIONS
Congratnlaticns to Margaret Dal
r;.11jdc who celebrates her 11th birth'`
day ,on Friday, November 25;11,
Cott;,ratulatinns to Hiss 11'etie 1(ulley
of 11'cst ',toutcton, on the occasion: of
her.1.1th biratday. She recently. visited
with her grandparents, slr. and \lrs,
\\'n1..13e11, of .Blyth.
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Science
turned their
hacks on
the targets
4,
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Ont µ,•n +wrrr3.
DOL\ NYI3f..00K
(Too late for last week)
The 1\r,\f,5, aitd \\r,A, Inst Tues, and john, of Godcrich,
day afternoon of last week at the home Week -cull visitors at the home of
of Mrs. Arnold Craig, with the firstMe. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson included,
vice-presidgnt, Mrs. Chas. Jefferson, i\lr. Jas. Robinson, and itis grandson;
presiding:: Irs, Black Armstrong read J1111 Alaclntosh, of Tor°rit°', and .Afr:
the Bible lesson, •Airs. (Jlev.) Ifetvitt and Mrs, Doug. Williams and (laugh
`
favoured with a solo; a reading emit- ter,of London,
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led; "Two Little Old Ladies,' was giv- LI>1;RARY 130Ctit l KCHAi1f;1
en by Mrs.` Hardy. Mrs. R. Chanute). •
All' books in cotutertioli with the
gave the report of the Sectional Con- }}urea County lahrar,v' Assn;ialion
Mrs,
volition which was held at Dungannon. on ,loan from the lilytli, Pubttc 1.tiirat•y,
Mrs, H. Jefferson had c targe of the a"rc'to be •retnriterl to the Library. not
2nd Chap. tis the Study Book; Mrs. Ar- later than' Saturday," November 26th,
told Craig read a leaflet entitled, "One so as td be ready for, !ic. next hook
Lamp Lights Another.'Mr. HTewItt eecliange.
'' closed the ttieeting acid the hostess was sti.
assisted in ser}'tun lunch by Mrs. Mark
CORRECTlbr1
Arttistrotty and Mrs. J, R. "Thompson. 10 reporting the I-atllcs Awdliary
' A bazaar, in charge of the \V, A,, net- "Open hoose'' event at the I,eutmt
• I ted $14.20. home last week, an error was made 4n
' Visitors at the tiosne 'of fr. .and reporting the 0amcs. 11t`s. \frit. 1\ tor- :-
1 Mrs. R. Chantney during the week -end 'titt'\vas reported as pouring tea, This
tinciuded:'Mr. and Mrs, 11, E. Chant- should have been Mrs, Jas. Morritt.
New
Yours respectfully,
George McNall,
ney and family, of Windsor ; Alrs: Ol-
ive
Allen._ of Clinton, aid Mrs, E. J.
Craig, M r. • ami :Mrs, 1t: • A. Chisholm,
Science is playing an increasingly int.'
portant role in Canada's new Army, In
heavy anti-aircraft, for exaniple, co111-
plex 1 Ida ' egttilmtent prultc.ts to with
in a few feet exactly twliere the target
is and wilt be. The gunners, their backs to the target, fire
with;utilizing accuracy by instr'ttincnt,
Training 'nien its the use of modern scientific -equip,
merit is a major requirement in Canada's. )tett, Arnld,
Thousands of young then are attending sonic of the finest
schools in the country, specializing in electronics, radar,
radio anti telephone; In addition, there are'openings for
clerks, tirivers, mechanics and ntany.otllcr trades.
Ncty higher pay, good food and quarters, trades train•
ing and the opporttnity for ativancernent make- the
Canadian Army' Active horce one of the most attractive
careers open to young ileo today; You are eligible if you
arc 17 ,or over and catt hest Army rcgtIirei-aegis, \tisit
your nearest recrtiiting office soon for full details, Bring.
certificates of birth and edticatioti with you,
Boons 22113;"C” Bldg., llsgar St,,
OTTAWA, Ont,
No. 5 Personnel De pof Alttllery Park,
• Bagot St., KINpGS ON, Ont.
No. 6 Pefsonnel Depot, Chorley Park, Douglas Drive,
TORONTO, Ont.
No. 7 Personnel Depot, Wolsety Barracks, Ell:abelh St.,
LONDON, Ont
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THE CANADIAN ARMY.
"INSURANCE FOR PEACE"
CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE FORCE
Liston to "Coinradei In Arm" every Wednesday, night on tho Domtnlon Network
Wed
November 28, 1049
MEALS
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CJ!E ,► ROXY THEATRE, CAPITAL' THEATRE REGENT' TRIATRE
CHE4 rERFIELDS AND ct-INTOrs. s GOPARICH, . , . SEAFORTin,
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS _ - -�-
NOW: Gene,Autry and Joan Heathen NOW; ,"!TAKI�=°:1V1E' OUT TO.THE .
RIaP A ED NOW PLAYING: 'NOV, °,24.261 r
FT
and
RE-COVERED,
FREE FICK.UP ANP DELIVERY
For Further Information Enquire at
J. Loc .woods
Furniture Store, Blyth
Agent, Stratford Upholstering CQ.
irito ll'i'itfc4t)AXD
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MEALS
'OORSATISFACTION
IS
NOTICE
IIOU RS :---Sunday„ 10 a.m. to Midnite,
Friday, Closed All Day,
All Other Days; s 7 a.m, to 2 .p,m.
5p.m. to midnite.
osurnereiall Restaurant
0, Elliott, Proprietor.
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One touch of "Aladdin Magic" and your room
is:transformecl,-The lovely decorative illuminated
Bases are featured`on most styles, , , , .
There's an "Aladdin" lamp for your every need
in attractive table and boudoir models, moderately
priced,
.We invite you to inspect our display.:
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FURNITURE(} COACH AMBULANCE --FUNERAL SERVCE
Phone 7 ur 61. Myth
4
Of ' olasses
Just Arrived
IN STEEL DRUMS
cents a Gallon
SNOW FENCE IN 50 and .100 FP. ROLLS.
GET YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY NOW.
Carman Hodgins, Manager.
Blyth Farmers (o -Op Association
TELEPHONE 172 • BLYTH.
law" "iNaglais . \ .
ia
Elliott Insurance Agency,
BLYTH - ONT.
ONT.
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
Car Fire • Life • Sickness - Accident,.
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BLYTH
ELECTRIC
n Stock
FOR ;..SUR CHOICE
RADIOS, RANGES,
WESTINGHOUSE
WASHING MACHINES,
' RANGETTES,
OIL BURNERS,
HAMMER MILLS,
ROLLERS and G:2INDERS.
.Contact Your Electric Shop
for Satisfaction in
A; pl:anees, Se:vice, ,and Wir'ng.
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FEED CORN FOR SALE
We have a good supply of corn on
the Coll. Ground Corn Meal and
Cracked Cern, at all times.
Custom Carn Shelling and Grinding,
Anyone wanting alfalfa ureal ground
get in touch with us,
I3, McCALLUM
Phone 204, 131ytIt.
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Seed, Cleaning'
OUR MODERN Si;ED) CLEAN-
ING Pi.ANT IS AVAILABLE TO
FARM,ER S OF THE DISTRICT,
I'I I' \S.J MAKE ARRANGE -
m N'TS IN ADVANCE
111 POSSIBLE,
GORDON FLAX, LTD.
4
• Phone EARLE NOBLE,
114, Blyth,
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"Fighter Squadron" In; "THE LAST ROUNDUP _ i PALL GAME", Gone Kelly i►nd Frank
IN TECHNiCOL R. Loretta YovnsCelotta HalmMondayTuesday,Wedne'day
Mon•, `Tees,, Wel„ No-, E8 0 Hugh Marlowe Jeanne Crain, ' William Holden'
ID'A' CORNEL 0: of the year's'be4t1'The chronicle Edmund Gwenn
LUPINO Wit DE of a mall whose heart teas filled: with 'A tcc.hnicolored `stc,ry of student iron.''
f4RUAD HOUSE" undcrstancl;►tg, ._cynlc'oners whit lovable old "Santa''.
cc »•' Gwenu hi ,a rare portrayal
Arlt t?ntertairmtent. Came To The. Stable "A Apartment For Peggy
Them,, Fri„ Sat, Dec, l*3 Thursday, Frtd>ty, 9atureay4T ---- .,__
JOAN FONTAINE �Thureday, Friday, Saturday
Vi.tor Mrtu'o, Richard Conte Jamea Stewart, June Allypon,
JAMES STEWART Shelley Winters Frank Morgan
"You Gotta Slay Happy" \Vhcrc drama is a daily dict, this talc ! 1111,ether) ou arca °111 /an °r 'all'
you
______, __. Y•.,___ _ . of the big totep trill 1.{acl tour interest •tivill the.: this fele of a youn'a' man's
Dec, 5.'1 RO1ALiND RUSSELL: to its ciimax fight a?ati*st adversity,
"THE VELVET :roucH,' "Cry Of The City" "The Stratton Story'
\I;lt. Saturdays and holidays 1:30 p.nl. Co,r.ingt Davi.I Ni, 4;1 ani Jane Wyman In "A'. KISS IN THE DARK."
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Sinatra, IN TI cHNICOI,.OR,
1 (
Renfrew Cream
Separators and Milkers,
FOR SALE
f �t'L�UIII'['IIEA7'RE_Chickens, dressed and delivered,
16 8 I31 tl 7 p
I'l I3' ll Two Shows Sat' Night
Plows enure , without notice. Sealed bids for' the double garage
WINGHAM�--ONTARIO, 35c per 11), Apply Gilbert tN'e0te Y,
eUl'y 1SSe DOUBLE GARAGE'FOR'SALE
'l 11I - ,'torr\ su )toot to change
Disci
Spreaders. Two "shows Each Night starting At situated at the rear' of the residence;
Lime and Fertilizer Sow �Chanrrs ;t, t;;nr will br nntcrl br.low ceited I>y the undersigned unlit 6 P, M,'
;15 occult ed by N. P. Garrett will be re-
el'S S,ai'ililr•to0t11 I-Iiii.'iOWS ( - `aturday,\lobose at 2 p.t. _ ,November 30. Building to be removed
- fro a
f tl tut b December JS 1949,
Rubber•th'ed Wagons. 'STAMPEDE"
Oliver Tractors
( .. nt t
Land Packers, y, 'r
at'•'ay, November 25, 26 Georgec Radford, Blyth, Ontarlo,.
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Rcd Comer n, Gale Storm 'Tie Boy Scouts arc`ga`thering paper
. Pie t
b0131 wheel tractors and -Mcndit••, Tue•da•', No'enter 78, 29 : bn
December 3 rc1case ie secure y
crawlers,
I
•in bundles. Out-of-town people stay
i ' THAT WONDERFUL' URGE" i
• (\dolt Entertainment)
Plows, Discs, Spreaders, ' T r'no Power, Gene Tierney
Mowers, Hay, Loaders, Wo., Thurs., Nov. 39, De., 1
• "A NIGHT AT THE OPERA'
Smalley Forage Blowers !The Marx Breit, A re-iisued.picture
and hammer Mills, '
We also have repairs for
Oliver•Cockshutt Tractors
MORRITT _ & WRIGHT
IMPLEMENT- DEALERS FOR
OLIVER IMPLEMENTS
Telephone 4 and 93, Blyth, Ontario
LAND WANTED
Land wanted for next year's crop,
soft preferred, Apply, J, R. Henry,
phone 150, Blyth, 09-1p,
FOR SALE
Ladies winter coat, in excellent con-
dition, size, large 14. Phone 103; Blyth,
09-lp
COMMUNITY BAZAAR
A Community Bazaar will be held; in
the Forester's hall, Auburn, on Sat-
urday, November 261h, hatu;y, work,
Aprons, Christmas' Gifts, home-made
Making and Candy. Tca will be serv-
cd, Sale continences at 2:30 p.m, Pro-
ceeds in, aid of the new hall, . 09-1,
w.�.�_•NOTICE-
COURT OF REVISION
The Council of the Township of:Mil-
ieu 'will hold the Court of Revision on
the 1950 Assessment *Roll on •\Vedr.ies-
day, Decetuher 7th, 1949, itt the Cont
tttnitity Hall, Londesboro, at 2 pont,
GEORGE W. COWAN,
07-3.
NOTICE
VOTERS' LIST POSTING, 1049.
\Iunicipality'of 'flue Township of Ilul-
lctt, County of Huron,
Gordon Elliott NdTICI? is kereby,gircn that I have
.l II . •R • •Elliott . tu )
;Office Phone 104, Residence Phone, 12complied +with Section 8 of the Voters'
or 140
Lists Act, and that 1 have , posted tip in
COURTESY AND SERVICE,' my office, in `the Village of ',mules,
baro, on the ?9th clay of percher, 1919,
stgtititIttDt)1104t7h21)tln�1 'tt2401V ptl'N DI ' 11D13)�,1�,1� the list of all persons .entitled to vote
949,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE shovels; horse clippers, and °titer ar- ht toe pall nttl:tic,'taiity' at the lout;.ci
�'" pal elections, and that "such list re=
tides. •- - -
Of Farm Stock and Implements lI1\.TtNI:SS t Goo(t set,°of lireeching truants there for ittspecttott.
At Lot' 16, Con. 9, Morris tbtiushih• harness; ntunbcr of horse'cbllars; col- ANI) 11-IEIZE3Y call t,pon all vot-
half way between Walton and 111)111, lartops; rain blankets, ---
.ors to take immediate`proceedings- to
on the County Road, on .. '" POUL7. RS 75 I:cns and pullets; have any errors or otnissions corrected
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd, colony house, 10x14 ft. aecnr(ling to law,
at 12:30 p.m., as follows; GRAIN: 1000 bus. ntixetl grain; 200 . 1)A'Ph1) at the office this 29th day
Heavy draft team (twiddle ittts, of oats; 3 bus. red ciciver. October, 1949. I'ioR51:5, ofGeorge \V, Cowan, Clerk. „ ;,•", y'
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• agc); Sorrel driving hoist, F. years 1attp'. iron; Coleman lantern; Alladin 07.3, g THE, HYDROELECTRIC
old; General purpose cold, rising 2 y.s. s Trinity Church POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
old. w 1an1p.
CATTLE : t)arhant hall, 2, years old; flarot(l Jackson, Auctioneer.
Guernsey tort', \titlt Calf at foot; Dere- F. 1', Chcuesy, Clerk,'William Brown, Proprietor.
ford cov, tine in Dee.;`1)ttrhant Cote
.(Inc 111 Jan.;: Hereford cov, bred '2 AUCTION SALE
' incttths, Ilcreford crr.v,,ette itt. Jan.:of 35 T,1n.-tested'Cots, at ,tot 31,
1)ttrha,tt cow,,'Il,re(' 'in. Srpt.; -Farrow
6111 ConcC ssioll of Goderich t\\'p„ 1 mile
cote;' 1)ttrhani cote, fresh ; '7 " j'car-o(tf ..tdv.411 of T'otter's hilt on '
t'''ee' 10'41 ' e.ifers;' *4 s°rittg calves; . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER- 29th -
'Durham ;calf,.3.tuontlts old, ' - at 1:30 o.ti sharp:
PIG -51. h, York:lta's, 125 lbc•; 1ot•k 35 yottng dairy and.brief-type cows. '.[Itmbttr�gs, Pie, Coffeet'I+tR,
sow, (lite itt ittotith, Scttite''frsb,, a n touter of close u'r . 25 Cents. 09-2,
t,\11'T,1 i1I V1S:'2$-44.0.1Is'er` tette' springers; some (MC tt,ts'winter,'oat- '
;tor, :on. rtthbcr, Inv good cottclttinit ; 3 once util'ktt�.l, due itt sprits?. Tbcse are
furroit; lttt ':rraCior p10\vs ' 4-seetion eooil t;ttality- cows, coitsisttng of TTot= "•'""'
:tray ltat•rC:vst l2 -inch. hatuttter. Mill, steifts, - Durltan,s, and Terseys. Ail
with bagger;.. 2. faint \vaeous; .• 16 tt. cows :are T,11. -tested „e.d utay- etttet
bay rn k t eravel . box,; M. -1t, 7 -ft. bin< ,ll‘, herd or aren,'`-
der ; -sprin too tit ';cttjtivator;, M,=1. _ ; Terms Cti lt. '•Sole tinder, t",nver,
6 ft, Intl"\'cr; tVatkhv plow; -stifkv . A, it Townsltt,iti1 & Sow.. Props,
rake': rictitt.1 `plrw; 1(0 -it, of hay fork 1 .'wir(t 'Vt, V111".t, Auctioneer.
rat'Ip + hazy f ar11 ctltter t set of. stoop . K. W. CoWtitiottn, Clerk.: 09=1.
,1; bore rnrearlel't - -'
s1e'�*1t5 s hurl �rnck .' • i (lrili • FOR' S���.F
t:riiftler; 11-'!:11!; e qtr -11 fer'til ler , . -
fannitt' turf + 2".01.11). crates; root nul- Pair of tttett`s' stC7tes •attd-boots s're
per': Mct -bees iilx-set,erator; enl bar 60,(' ApWm, to Mrs. m, BBowes, 111'•o -h,
rets, `
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Anuie M, Colclough, late
of the \'illi! e of 131yth, in the County''
of Huron, \\'idow, who died on or
about the 2nd day of April, 19.49, are
required to file the sante with full par•
ticulars with the undersigned by the
25th day of November, 1949, as after
that date the estate will be distribut-
ed.
Dated at the Town of Goderich tiro
Real -Estate Agency 5thday November, 1949,W
FRANK R. 7).1RJ20\\', N.C., Barris-
ter, &c., Goderich, Ontario, Solicitor
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;THE FOLLO\VINE DWELLING
tc0R S:V.E \VITII IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION:
1 storey frame, instil Krick and
metal -clad dwelling, situated on the
.forth side of Hamilton st., Blyth;
1fydro, full cellar in house, good
.cell, good cement acid frame stable,
1 acre land, number of fruit trees.
Priced for itiunediate sale. Pos-
session, ,'0 days. Ideal property !or
retired farmer.
Lot east -half of 34 itt the third
concession of the 'Township of East
• 1Vawanosh, 100 acres of land, about
5 acres second -growth hush. On
the'pretnises-is a canlfcrtable ,frame
.Is'elling, barn on stone wall, tvith
good stabliuit*. Possession.
One -and -ore -half storey brick
dwelling on Morris street. One ac-
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1 -storey, cement block and brick•
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I-HOWSON & HOWSON, BLYTII ficeit
Bull In China Shop -Having walked in cautiously, Cry
Baby, prize entry in a livestock show, gets a tempting
luncheon offering from chef Paul Debes in the china shop
of a department store. Looking on is Tom Gibbons,
youthful owner of the prize beef.
•
A writer in London, England-
Sydney Skilton by name -in a re-
cent column made the somewhat
startling assertion that Darts has
become far and away the most
popular indoor game in Britain,
And while we have no reason to
- doubt the good faith or veracity of
Mr.. Skilton, we have an idea that
it wouldn't be'too hard to start a
very interesting debate over the cor-
rectROs +mi�tiis. statement, although
the'cofiuilnl'of a family journal such
as this probably mightn't be the
-mbst-saitable arena in which to con-
.11uct such an argument.
* * *
Be that as it may, Darts really
seems to have been going places of
recent years, as the following facts
-for which we acknowledge our
indebtedness to the afore -mentioned
Mr. S. -will bear witness.
* * .*
Formerly the throwing of winged
spikes at a target was just a public -
house pastime, Now it is a national
custom, Entries for the last com-
petition, organized in 1948-49 by a
national Sunday newspaper, reached
the astounding total of 318,567, For
the new competition they are ex-
pected to reach nearly half a million,
And as that will include only the
topnotchers who aspire to cham-
pionship honors tite over-all num-
ber of players up and down the
country must run into millions.
* *
Aspirants to championship hon-
ors have until March 9, 1950, to
get their local area tournaments
settled. Then the field will have
been whittled down to a mere 64.
The successful competitors will then
go forward to the divisional finals
which are scheduled from March 13
to March 30. By this date the tom -
Maturer Split Hollywood
star Vic Mature is being sued
for . divorce by his third wife,
Mrs. Dorothy lane Berry Ma-
ture. The. couple is pictured
above during happier times.
They eloped, to , Ytitna
and Were married In February,
1948. ' This will ' be the third
divorce =forMature.
petitors will have been reduced to
eight, These eight will then be in-
vited to assemble on Aprl1 15 in
London where at the Empress Hall,
Earls Court, there is to be a grand
gala occasion. Traveling expenses
of all competitors requestiig them
from the area finals onwards will
be met by the promoting organiza-
tion.
* * *
Darts, now that it has cast its
social stigma and because of sim-
plicity and compactness, has won
an honored place for itself in the
home, the club, the varsity, the
youth centers and, indeed, any place
where people gather socially, Age,
sex or social position form no bar-
rier, It is played as enthusiastically
in Mayfair as it is in the working
men's institutes.
All that is.required to play Darts
are a few darts, a numbered dart-
board (this is a circular target of
wood, bristle, rubber or fiber), a
wall on which to fix it head high
and a piece of flooring on which
to put a mark nine feet away.
Strongly recommended also is a
piece of protective wood to prevent
the darts- of inaccurate throwers
from changing the pattern of the
wall around the dartboard too much,
* * *
Nine feet away may sound a very
short distance for folk accustomed
to throwing other spike missiles like
javelins or harpoons but, a begin-
ner is just as likely to make a big
score as to miss the board alto-
gether. A dart scores according to
the section in which it rests. The
sections of the board arc numbered
from 1 to 20 but they are cunningly
contrived that, if you aim at :he
big score and just miss it you get
a small one, Starting at the top of
the board and working clockwise
round the numbers run, 20, 1, 18, 4,
13, 6, 10, 15, 2, 17, 3, 19, 7, 16, 8,
11, 14, 9, 12 and 5,
* * *
As the game has advanced so
has the fashion in implements, No
longer do you use darts left behind
by the previous player, Not In sdr-
ious competition, anyway, Here the
darts are instruments of mathemati-
cal precision, carefully weighted and
balanced .with aerodynamically de-
signed "flights" and bodywork of
shimmering alloy or plastic. Stance
and style of throwing are discussed
by the fans as eagerly as they are in
eonection with cricket or tennis
strokes.
* * *
• There are numerous variations on
the theme of Darts, The game most
generally favored in and around
London is for 301 points up, Ac-
tually it is 301 points down because,
in contrast with most games, you
are credited' = with your full total
of points before you score them, As
k is necessary to start on a
"double," which means throwing a
dart into', the outer ring encricling
the board, it sometimes happens that
one player reaches zero and wins
while the other, unable to get a
"double" remains at 301 and loses.
The loser is then said to have been
"whitewashed."
• All of which sounds very intrigu-
ing indeed, Still, to get back to our
opening paragraph, we still take the
liberty of doubting that Darts ac-
tually is "far and away the most
popular Indoor game in Britain,".
What about -well, shove ha' -penny,
for instance?.
Chile's Great
Rainless Port
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The rainless port of Arica is D ALERB wanted to take order, for cbbie
handsome with its cream - colored for cute of Canada's' oldest eetabUrho4 Got,
Pacific Hotel fronting the sea, and ernment Approved hiatoherlee - Rawleieb,
R atklns and Nursery Salesmen, had gees,
the great sea headland, El Morro, Implement dealers and farmers make expellent
which towers right over the town. dealers, ApptY Box 12, 188 Eighteenthtree$,
Offshore is Little Scorpion Island, ORRDDERR Newoyouur r
chicks for 1990 now, December,
painted white with guano. Fishing January and February hatched °bloke will
boats careen among the harbor makhatchedoebicke,e Junoe00In No embtrhah yotur
rocks and bursting spume, and sea highest mss prices nowadays, bake sari
birds fly by in dark curtains for you have big eggs to market next summer,
hours on end, Send for 1960 price Bet for chicks, turkey
Poulta and broiler chicks. Free catalogue,
This northernmost city of the Tweddle Chick Hatchertea Llmltedl,llj'grfr
Chilean coast seems worlds apart Ontario,
1,
from' the rest of Chile, from which choles panels Iartns and realmd'Idr;`Pu e
breeds and erose breeder A'µalttcgsy '1,1. ed e
it is cut off by desert and distance. Chick • Hatcheries I,Imite9;• I e.rgttl, CLitarlft,
lts people are different too, gay, IT ak HE E now nen ed�na�t"i"j�tVs ala a
spritely, yet kindly and gentle, They more a qvg� ,year. feet egg prlcee areIn e
have the peculiar alertness of border aumn}or�'4 id' ran. Order your 1060 chicks no
peoples everywhere, the keen glance_ qztgs pepigdelit�6dryi eltia oly.pne ttyylha h e
of folk who live in busy seaports. 1''bh►elte.'Moo'fewt'kevtpoitfte,l brotler'ehtettis -
They' Inq� :and 't•rqaz -toulay,:mptltate term. Unatetta�e
know at glance whether,ypQu r+ de the y.'Toh'Noten Chick balsa. Guelph, Ont,
are N o r t h American, British, i,'t Ati'4 Clitclli ItuTlatb b o oda otic
French, or something •lee,, ' the . ' 1060 baby chicks nowt. you•,guerantee rout -
folk here have something of ' the Belt dodiuvery date end &so obtain an early
artistic grace of Peru to which
order scount.puliorunib breeders are,
ritefgoveorrnment
banded and -tested• wour
Arica once belonged, plus the 1950cat l nktoandOp ticcefohet, 8fonkton Poultry
Farmquick - edged severity so typically oust nkto 9s OPPORTUNITIES
Chilean, also a cosmopolitan air AN OFFEfl to every Inventor-Llsl of'lnvem
from contact with the people of all Ilona and full information sent free. The
lands . , , Ramsay Co. Registered Patent Atinrneye, 870
Arica is dominated by the hand Bank Street, Ottawa,
some bulk of El Morro, a white -and- DYEING AND CLEANING
dark -banded headland, shaped like II fig l'8)911,
U anything
n thinor Int r0, dyeing
ortclean-
Gibraltar, -
whichrises ftp a sheer' glad to answer your vuesttone, Department
six hundred feet` out of the sea, It 11, Parker Toronto, Works Limited, 70) Ynnge
Stgives character to this garden spot onto, EMPLOYMENT WANTED
set here on desolate sands, To its b•AnMERB, secure farT labour for evring.
flanks cling the adobe cabins of the Experlencod etudlte or ornetical farm
poor, tinted a dozen colors like the labour, families and single will be available
raised flags of all nations , . , Aseociatl nou l,e 820 nay Street,
n needed. tRoom Latvian04 Hells!
The best view of the entire town, Tonto, Ont.
of course, is from El Morro, reached e'011 SALE
by climbing steep streets, past a BEAUTIFUL reproduction of oil painting, of
small white pi0nittnent celebrating dthe landing of British, American and Cana -
the Battle of Yttn a .an troops at Normandy Desch, D•DAY, June
g y, January 20, 8, 1844• _Comnteto with text, ready for tram•
1839, the first big victory in the first Lorne, Montreal 18, Qttebec,
Ing' One, 260 postpaid. Edward Shaw, 8601
war that Chile waged against Peru
and Bolivia,
From tate summit of the bold
headland, we gazed far across the
Pacific and right down on Little
Scorpion Island' with its white -
thumb lighthouse, its guano and
roosting, birds; down upon the
green parks and Hotel Pacifico,
with its sea -front promenade of
palms and' benches above kelp-
covered sand and rocks ,
In spite of the green bower just
below us, the red -tiled roofs, the
massed gardens, the church towers,
the far yellow bulk of the' workers'
colectivo, or model government
housing, our eyes constantly strayed
off to the mystery of the desolate
desert and sand hills,
There the old Inca trail, where
the railroad now comes down from
the mountains, was worn thousands
of years ago, and over it still come
llama, mule, and donkey herds, In-
dians with basketry and silver from
Peru and Bolivia, Over this same
route, by llama and mules, came the
rich silver from the Potosi mines in
Bolivia, all during the time of Span-
ish rule, It was that silver trade
which first made Arica the port
that it is today. -Front "The Long
Land," by Carleton Beals:
}1MY SCIIOOL
LESSON
By Rev, R. Barclay Warren
Jeremiah Denounces False Prophets
Jer, 23:16, 21-32.
Golden Text: "He that hath My
word, let him speak My word
faithfully." Jer, 23:38,
Every age has had its false
prophets. In ancient Israel, they
were to be put to death, They were
identified as false if the prophecy
failed to come true, or if they led
the people away from the worship
of the true God, Dent, 13:1-11;
18:20-22.
The false prophet was not sent
by God. His message was a vision
of his own heart, or a dream,' yet
he dared to give it in the name of
the Lord. Thus the people were
deceived. Taking comfort from
these lies, they continued in their
evil ways,
Standing in contrast, 1s the
prophet ordained of God and de-
livering His word, His message is
compared to the other as wheat to
chaff, Further, "Is . not My word
like u a fire? said the Lard; and
like a hammer that breaketh the
rock in pieces?" "The word of
God le quick, end powerful, and
sharper than any two-edged sword,
piercing even to the dividing
asunder of soul and spirit, and of
the joints and marrow, and is a
discerner of the thoughts, and in-
tents of the heart" Heb. 4:12.
We stand in need, today, of the
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CW CHANGED THAT CHILVE
O RA6iA THREE ,'f1M.
70D14Y,1.HIi OOESN't
KNOW WHAT IT IS
110 IMP CAW _-- .
Set Off For Pole In Balloon,
Fate A Mystery For 33 Years
Augtlstof 1930., , , and the scaler "It's torn)" He flung a hand to.:
Bratvaag. is nosing through the ice wards the envelope, '
of Spitzbergen," On a • routine ,seal The triangular rent flapped vi-
hunt, her. crew little dream they ciogsly, widening as they stared,`
are about to Uncoverone of the Where an' hour before they• had
great mysteries of polar explore- been confident of success, now they
tion. faced disaster, Soon the gondola
"Seals off White. island!" It is was thudding on to the. ice and the
the lookout's cry, overechoing-he three men were scrambling out for
ice, that startles them into staking dear life, •
their great discovery, The Eagle was finished; and the
Soon the 'shouts- of the sealers explorers' plight was desperate.
are mingling with the roar of wal- 'Their boat was undamaged , but
rus, Within` an hour, the Wren are what were the chances of sailing
it through the ice floes of the Polar
Ocean?
With as much food and equip•
ment as they could carry, they
paddled, hunching their shoulders
against the wind. Before they had
travelled a Haile, the ice closed in.
Now he is scuffing up the snow, Nothing for it now but -to walk,
excitedly , a boat hook , . , part dragging the boat with them.''
of a man's sleeve, He is on the Nearing Exhaustion
verge of uncovering a tragic chap- A utonth went by, and they
ter in the annals of .polar explora- watched their rations dwindle, -
tion,
"i've found AndreeI" The hoarse
shout, jerks front his throat and
starts the sealers scrambling over when Fraenkal saw..the seal,._Slowly..
the ice towards him, Sure enough, lie. wriggled toWards' it; aimed add
on the boat hook he now brandishes" " fired;
shove his ''head are the tell=tale Within Minutes, they were -cut,
markings; Andree .Pol, Exp, 18'17 ting away the steaming red` meat.
Grim Fragments • ' and cramming it .greedily into theh.
Soon the ice, is 'yielding up more •mouths
and more grist fragments, A Swed Their strength and hope ` were
ish flag, clothing and human bones, rearmed , , even if winter, was
rifles, a sledge, cameras and a diary upon them, Yet secretly, they had
, , until the whole pitiful story of given up any real hope of winning..
Salanion Andree's 'ill-fated expedi through -although each kept his
tion—vividly described by Frank fears to himself.
Illingworth in his book, "Men "We'll have "a long walk next
Against the Arctic"—can be slowly spring, that's all," Fraenkal joked.
pieced together, • Ilut Andree knew that long be-
Salamon Andrete's plan to bal• fore spring returned to the 'ice
loon across the North Pole cap-
tured the imagination of the world
—it was a world without airplanes
—of 1897,
On J,uly 10 of that year, the
Swede climbed into the gondola of
Ms balloon, the Eagle, followed by
his two countrymen, Nils Fraenkal
and Kurt Stringborg, The sun
shone brilliantly above the Spitz-
bergen` beach, The wind blew
gently towards the North Pole, 550
miles •away.
A cheer weut up from the men
grouped about the Eagle as she
rose majestically and drifted across
Me ice of Virgo Bay. Yet she was
hardly a black speck on the horizon
before doubts were nagging at
their minds, -Should they have sub•
scribed to such a venture?
Bearer of Good News
At •Spitzbergeu they continued
to wait anxiously, Until one morn-
ing a welcome speck appeared in
She, Arctic sky, Growing steadily,
it fluttered into their outstretched
hands. A carrier pigeon—bearer of
good newel Once more, a cheer
went up from the waiting scientists
and newspapermen,
They little knew then that the
• exhausted pigeon was to be their
last -living contact with the Eagle,
although over the years, with ruth-
less irony, the Arctic Ocean has
continued to deliver up buoys con•
taining "progress messages" drop-
ped on to the, pack ice by Andree
in his drifting balloon.
The last such pathetic reminder
of the explorers was tossed by the
sea on to the Norwegian coast in
1938, 'shirty -three years tater, an
Andree had planned to pilot his aluminum lid glinted on the ice of
balloon with the aid of drag -chains.
These he°hoped would act as rud• White Island and the mystery of
ders, but the chaiins fell off within his end was solved,
a mile of their starting point,
,From that moment, the Eagle
was at the mercy.of the wind on
the ntost hazardous adventure ever
undertaken by balloon. at the Dental School of Oslo, Nor -
For several days, the wind held' way, recently reported that dental
in the right direction, By day the decay in Norwegian children de
sun beat down and . the balloonists creased 60 per cent to 80 per cent
perspired beneath the shimmering during World War II, partly be -
envelope. At night, the tempera- cause the wartime diet contained
ture fell sharply; ,gas in the balloon • little refined carj ohydrates, espe-
contracted and the Eagle dropped cially sugar and the sugar products,
, slowly until the three amen could Norwegians also ate• more fish,
makeout the ragged edges of the sailed herring, potatoes and carrots
flocs. —foods high in calcium,,phosphor•
'Then they met snow, Andree
ous, iron and vitamins A, B, C. and
turned Itis head.. to where the wind D, In: 1949 dental decay in pre
whipped • through" the shroud lines school children Inas increased 30
and his expression grew blank,
comprehending, un-. per cent to 40 per cent.
busy skinning,
One of the sealer's, seeking water
to - wash the gory, pelts, sees a
bright object—an aluminum lid—
glinting .on. the ice. That Is the be-
ginning, In a. few moments, he has
discovered an upturned boat,
One day; "We've enough food
for a week," Andr4 told then?,
They were nearing exhaustion
pack, the curent would- bear theist
towards the Pole, beyond the point
where the Eagle lay shattered, He
knew that—saving a miracle—there.
would be no spring for them;
Propped against the side of the
upturned boat, sick with cold and
fatigue, he wrote in'his diary; "We
have eaten the seal's brain, its flesh,
liver, kidneys, heart, blood and In
testines,"
Soon they were chewing the
contents of the intestines, half•
digested fish.
And then Andree's miracle
almost happened,
Stringborg was first to notice the
• change in the wind. "It's veered
north-west1" he shouted.
It was blowing the ice towards
Spitzbergenl
Still the days dragged • on .
but now there was hope again! The
wind stayed in Its new quarter, The -
moving ice drew ever nearer land,
End Of A Diary
One day Andree called joyfully
to his companions, Yesl , .. it Was
a distant coastline. Before very
long, their frozen boots were stum-
bling forward over rock, Solid rock.
But land was not enough. It wan
the end of their desperate advent-
ure, Too weak to go farther, they
crawled beneath the shelter of their .
boat, All they needed now was an-
other miracle)
In November, 1897, nearly five
months after he had cast off in the
Eagle, Salmon Andree took up his
diary for the last time.
The pencil moved painfully in his
stiffened fingers, He wrote: "Ottt
position Is not especially. good."
Diet and Teeth
Dr,. Gutternt.Toverud, professor
drk
Might Be A Good Idea. To Copy 1 A group of -some 30
fathers took pre -Christmas lessons in how to stuff a stock-
ing, how• to trim a tree, how to smoke a pipe without
setting fire to false whiskers and other Santa Claus
techniques, Some of the ` class are pictured ` above on
"graduation Day,"
Paul Bunyanski Key To Treasure
And The Atomski
There is going to be bottomless
discomfiture and chagrin in the Am-
erican West when readers in that
section have absorbed the words of
Andrei 1. Vishinsky, Soviet For-
eign Minister, about. Russian pro-
gress in the mysteries of atomic
says a writer in The Christian
Science Monitor,
Said Mr, Vishinsky at Lake Suc-
cess:
"Right now . we are utilizing'
)atomic energy for our economic
needs in our own economic inter-
we are irrigating -deserts; we are
cutting through the; jungle and the
tundra; we are spreading life, hap-
pineas, prosperity, and welfare in
places where the human footstep has
not been seen for a thousand years."
A Russian -licensed newspaper in
Berlin says; atomic explosions were
used to cut a canal through the Tut. -
gal Mountains as part of a mam-
moth water diversion project which
would eventually involve a chan-
nel 580 stiles -long, part of which in
the'Aral Sea would be deep enough
for seagoing vessels and twice as
wide as the English Channel.
Dwellers in •Michigan, Wiscon-
sin, and the Pacific Northwest, pro-
bably have thought they had a
monopoly on this sort -of thing in
the doings of their regional hero,
the legendary boss lumberjack Paul
• Bunyan and his big blue ox, Babe.
Paul and Babe it was who dug the
St. Lawrence River, the Great
Lakes, and Puget Sound,' according
to timber-cantp account—and what
a timber. campl The chow tables
were three utiles long, and the whole
top of the stove was used 'for a
hot -cake griddle,; with boys skating
around oti sides of bacon to keep it
greased.
.If one wishes nowadays to get an
impression Of the size of the. big
blue ox, he must turn to the Ameri-
can South-west, to some such uu-
impeachable source as the booklet
covers that:
"If all the steers in Texas were
one big steer, he could stand with
his front feet in the Gulf of Mexico,
his''hind feet in Hudson Bay, and
punch a hole in the moon with his
. horns while" he brushed the mist
off the Aurora .Borealis with his
tail."
'But now, alas, the 'spinners of
folklore apparently must give way
to the pre-eminence of the Slay.
Not only'do,we find the Russians
built the first airplane, the first
subtnarine, the first electric light,
and the'tirst radio, but we are al -
intuit impelled to bow to their ouper-
iority In the art of the tall story.
Why praise the man who keeps
both feet on the ground? 1 -le isn't
getting anywhere) +
Flung From Gallows
When the 18th century French
pirate, Olivier le Vasseur (-nick-
named La Beuze), stood on the
galloivs, he is said to have flung
to the crowd a faded chart show-
ing where he had' buried treasure
worth $450,000,000 at Maye, Sey-
chelles Islands. "Find it who can,'
was the challenge he hurled as he
went to his death, -
Today, three Kenya treasure
hunters are reported to have locat-
ed a cavern where, according to
the 'chart which.. was placed' in.
French archives, the treasure lies,
They say their divining instruments
have indicated the presence of gold
and precious stones,
But instruments have also shown
that poisonous gases lie under the
ground, These may be the reputed
"hidden guardian" of the pirate's
loot, Engineers have started to drill
through rock to release the gases.
The treasure seekers will enter
the cave In gas masks through a
concealed "entrance known only to
themselves. • -
•
I imagine that most poultrymen
know that they should give each
hen three to four square feet of
floor space in the laying house, and
that heavy breeds need more than
lighter ones.
« « *
But do you know the rest of the
space requirements that will get
the most eggs out of your flock??
Here they are, as agreed upon by
poultry experts of 47 agricultural
colleges:
* « *
Feeders -32 feet of hopper space
per 100 birds, or 3 4-5 inches per
bird. If the birds can eat from
both sides of the hopper, each foot
of length is equal to two feet of
space.
* « «
Roosts -6 to 7 inches per bird.
Heavy breeds need more space—up
to 9 inches per hen in warm cli-
states. "
t • *
Waterers—One eight -gallon wat-
erer or its equivalent per 100, birds,
* « «.
Nests -20 box nests per 100
birds.
.• • *
All 'of these figures are mini-
mums, Give your birds more if you
want—but no less.
* «
If deep litter won't work for
you, there is a reason. Maybe sev-
eral.
Deep litter saves lots of time
and cuts litter cost if handled
properly. Yet deep litter is "out of
the window" for some. And 1
mean the whole idea—not just the
litter, .
4. a *
• Deep litter works best ip insu-
lated hooses, Insulated houses are
better because they are warner;
Waris air dries the litter, So, the
warner the house, the easier it is to
keep deep litter dry and fluffy,
*
• You have to get the most out of
your insulation, too, One flock own.
er thought he should ventilate his
house more when the litter got
damp in cold weather.
So he kept the south door
of the laying house open nearly
all day, His litter stayed damp,
iHe was putting too much trust
'in sunshine and not enough in
temperature.
So he kept the south door
of the lying house open nearly
all day, His litter stayed damp.
He was putting too much trust
in sunshine and not enough 'in
temperature.
* * *
Many owners of , single-wall
houses also are getting good re-
sults, They' are cleaning the house
only once or twice a year—and
that's the test., The reason is . that
'.;;Sea „Sea
it
they're still getting warm tempera-
ture, But, instead of coming from,
insulation, it's coming front fer-
mentation, which occurs in the
litter with just the right tempera-
ture and moisture level,
'Phis is shown by a demonstra-
tion flock- owner's experience, She
used deep litter in one end of her
60 -foot house, and it worked fine
all winter. She put it, in bhe other
end later in the fall and the litter
'vas wet all winter,
* • * *
Time of starting probably made
a difference in fermentation.' Litter
used for the old hen flock was
started in early September, that for
the pullets in late October,
« 4 «
Many flock owners find 'a little
stirring of deep litter helps in areas
that get damp, Also, adding new
litter occasionally, until the litter
is at least six inches deep,' often
helps.
4 *
Lime spread over. the ,litter- aids
in keeping litter from sticking to.
gether of matting, It is recom-
mended for periods of unusual
dampness.
The Winnah 1 Phillip Gor-
man, aged 3, holds Buster, the
prize alley cat that nipped top
honors in a cat parade and con -
Net in Greenwich Village, Blis-
ter won the title "Homeliest
Cat. '
"ATOMGRADS"—Sorlet
in Atomic [storey Derelopmeets
m kvrees el fissionable Materiel
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Where Russia Gets Atomic Material -The recent admission by Czechoslovakian ptcinier Za
potocky that'Czech uraniutn, mined mostly at Joachimsthal, is going into Russian atomic
energy plants, spotlights Russia's supply of fissionable materials, Map shows USSR's pt'inci4
pal known sources, None of thetn is very big, but their total yield,tnined by machine and hart? -
driven laborer's, is enough to produce atomic bombs,
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titirci of a mile. of links- wrapped up' itt this high hog brought.
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r. •inclers, Tile normal•ize Hampshire hog • itt foregrottttd points ..
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P1 R,SONA4 INTERL ri: r
•Mrs,' Ellie 1Jeirnes of Godertch visit-
ALLACFS \, , ed for the past two weeks with her sls-
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-Phone-• Boos 1 & ,hoes
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Nylons and Neckwear.
WE HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF RUBBER FOOTWEAR
ON HAND FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY,
Xi
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I Mrs. \Voods and Mrs,`J. Pelts lis:t-
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1, in, Mra, Kyle
-Mrs. Susie;Talgr, --of - St, Helens,
spent Monday with Mrs. J. Petts,
Mr. and Mrs; Herbe,t Crawford,
Misses Betty awl Sandira'Crawf,rd,
Miss Natalie Alodzlcy, all of L.ondan.
s; ent the tvc;k-end with Atr. and airs
James Crawford, also caltins On M.
and \Irs, E, J, Crawford.
Many friends of T); \V, Somers of
\Vingitatn will beglad to learn that he
has reurued to his home in W1,t ut i
lite • havimt spent the .pastmonth with ,
I ',is s -n, 'lr. Ken••. th Somers, tis
comers and et)D'nen, nt Nlidlan h' ll,
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FRESH FRUIT . FRESH VEGETABLES,
LIFETERIA OR PiONEER FEEDS.
__ ..rjir'e Deliiver.. -- E. S. ROBINSON. -- Phone 156..1..
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Holland's
CLARK'S >PORK ;AND BEANS
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Food Market
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w . 2 FOR 25c,
CARNATION MILK 2 FOR 27c
WAGSTAFF'S STRAWBERRY JAM :90
GREENa'GIANT MEXICORN . 14 oz, 11.'c
'BRUNSWICW SARDINES ._ 3 FOR 25c
1. G A. PEANUT' BUTTER--- ..... :. 35c
GREENGIANT `FANCY `PEAS 17c
SHREDDED WHEAT 2FOR 27c,
JELLO POWDERS OR PUDDINGS
TOMATO'; SOUP'(STOKELEY'S) '
Christmas' Candy, Dates, Raisins, Prunes
2 FOR' 17c
2 FOR 15c
Walnut Almonds, Pecans,
Pineapple Rings, Mixed Fruit' Peel, Mixed Peel, Pham Pudding,
Mincemeat,
leg and knee injuries. it islear•ted aha'
his hcal'h is not the h,1st, and he may
PERMANENTS
M8Ghinelesg,'
Cold Waives,
and
Mucillne Waves., -
Finger Waves,
Shampoos,
Hair Cuts, and
Rinses.
Alive McGill
Telephone 73r2, Blvth,
have to Cis- 'se of his business. Ile
`1• ' • " Meer ♦�+r++rN#M4Ma •as been in 0.1:111:741011S ht�tncss fn„
feint v c^rs, Friends wish him a speedy imiaisme11101111111M11L-14,M=2111111ho ,,.•
re- ve Ind arts, GordonMorrison, or NIGH CLASS DECOR
Toronto, 1lrs. A. Morrison, of llntr. _ \ ..E'ING AT LOW COST!
Forest• s•-a•'tthe week -end .with Mrs
Chester 'Morrison and family, also vis'
:tir,T wi'h ;Nit., Chester 1fcj•risnn, who
recently nide^wealan nra;ration
Victoria iJasnital, Loudon.
CARD or THAN?S -
1 ;want tO thank of. th^
and Air. Litt:e, my „teacher, and
all ethers w•':10 sent, tic treats,, as well
-s c^rc1s, while 1 was a patientin the
f,odc•r'ch 1i s',ital. T also t%,'slt to thank'
T)r, Weir, and the nurses of the hos-
pital., Ross l)aer,
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank .neighbnnrs and
frcinds for cards and treats seat to me
while 1 was a patient in the StN,aforth
hOShltal.
09-1p, Jack 'ilrown.
Notice To The Public
The undersigned would; like to have
it known that a satisfactory agree-
ment has been drawn up betweenhim-
self and the Myth Lions Club, regard-
ing the lot and garage on the property
behind \1r, Garretts house,
--John 'Taylor, Executor` of \Vit.
Taylor, Estate. 09.1,
xi JL .ETT
- 'rhe -Fireside Farm Forint met ;\fon.
day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex, Riley with an attendance ' of
twenty-five adults and nine children.
It was believed that in ottr cc)ttntunity
there were sufficient means for recrea-
tion but that if country and town pest
plc cr'uid .meek more often for recrea-
tional i eriods there %vott'd he a better
_ understanding between the two groups
- of people, - 'rile following were, the'
_ prize %vinners in progressive euchre: !Huron County ration t
ladies' high, Miss Fern Dexter; this ; ,
_ hands, 'Mrs. George IToggrurth; con- - of Agriculture
LAND'snlafiour Mrs, Robt, Riley; men's
high, Mrs. \Vim Dolmage; lone hands, = ANNUAL „MEETING
Wesley Ho,;garth; consolation, :`Jing =
I T TOWN HALL, CLINTON,
Telephone 39' -- We Deliver Jamieson, Lunch was served. Next
Monday the meeting will be held. at
Lyon , L. Saundercock, and ati ikhe hatne of Mr, and Mrs. George
,;att1,
WHY NOT SEE
OUR , SAMPLES
of the':.,:_`
NEW 1950
SUNWORTITY
WATERFAST
WALLPAPERS.
for any room
in your home.
FR CH PREST
Phone 371.20, ' 1.Oi1DESDORC
BRUSH AND SPRAY PAINTING
Sunworthy Wallpaper
Paints and Enamels,
. 1 ill 1. 111.1 01 H.
" AGAINST WINTER ILLS,
NOW IS THE TIME' TQ BUILD -RESISTANCE AGAINST
WINTER'S ATTACKS OF CQLDS AND "FLU",
The following I'rcduets Supply Needed \'itani ns and liinerals t;
WAMPOLE'S EXTRACT COD LIVER $1,00
NEO CHEMICAL FOOD $0.35, $2,F5 and $4,95
INFANTOL I;II..:. 90c`and $3,03, MALTLEVOL ......_., $2,03 •
SCOTT'S EMULSION ... 63; and $1,19
1'URR COD LIVER OIL .....,.-1, , ._.,. 59c and $1,19
T 1EO CHEMICAL. FOOD CAPSULES .. ........'�.. $1,45 and $2,05
COD LIVER OIL CAPSULES ........- ,,.,... ,$1,15
VITA VIM MULTIPLE CAPSULES , $1,75 and $3,29
HALIBUT LITER CAPSULES -,._:' .: ,,, 894 and $1,49
COD: LIVER OIE:CAPSULI S (Defatted) ...,... :$3,00
$1,C5 and $3,50
ALPHAMETTE CAPSULES ....,...; ,_......:
D. PHILP,Phm
DRUGS, BUNI)RUIIS, 1YAL1.1',1P1IL=—PFIONE 20,
1 11 1 1• 11 1Al 11 iii i• �.I,,., 111 . I , 1..1 .r I x.41 M � 1I III .1• 1 1 I
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y Your dread
Mesh from the Ov�n
ALSO BUNS, CAKES • AND PASTRY,
FOR YOUR NEXT ENTERTAINMENT
Order White or Brown
PARKER HOUSE ROLLS.
IIOl��T:Valdcu, Proprietor1114 , I 111 1. .1111. i 1 11.,1..1 ;.,101 r , I, t 114,11IIS AKERY
'1';Voddcn, Prohrictor Blyth,'Ontario
The
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RAY'S BEAUTY SALON 10,,„,„. 1, 4' .1 IJ►1CJli,,mix yyll ..........YY1 111141.1,711.1 . rl � / ....:
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(Terrace Aparttncr.'s)
LYTH
Proprietor,
ane�,t
hair,.
at.r. en'
Inger
please ph
11 11
Fede
liltulh
MILLST.,B ,
Tray \Ic�'all, Pr r,
All Tyres of Perm Waves,
*34:01h p
For lifeless, clamaged try
"E RECK” Tro e, '
Oil Shampoos and 1' \\'ayes,
For appointments plea one 1F6.
01-2p, _
�Iden� Servtce
Having assumed ownership of the 'Blyth auto -
wreckers, I” am prepared to give you: the best of
service at all times in all your acetylene and electric
welding repairs and requirements,
LONDESBORO -
The -\V, A, held their November
meeting on: Thursday' in the basement
of the 'church, 'with the President, Mfrs
Robt, rairservice 'tn- tate chair_, and
ALTs, Will Atanroing at the piano Meet,,'
Ing opened with hymn- 394, and 'the
Lord's 'Prayer repeated in unison. The
Scripture Lessors was Psalm 704, read
alternately, ...Minutes of last meeting
were react by. Secretary, Mrs. L. Pipe.
'Cards 6f appreciation were read from are visiting at the home of tate let
Mr. Henry Adanis,1/4Mrs, Russel Good ter's inother, Mrs., 1 lizt:heth Lyon, -
and Baby Helen, Mrs.' Bert Ilrunsdon Air, and. Mrs. C, Strnughati ;int
and Mrs. Brenton, A striking 'cont. Bobby, pf Goderich, visited at the
mittee for. officers 'for`1950 were, Mrs• home of Mr. and ;airs: 1\'. Mountain
Nott, Mrs, Saundercock and Mrs. Mil- on Sunday. ,`
ler, Prograni .committee for Decent- Miss Flan •Caldwell of 11I1•.th s;.ent
her, M -rs. Robt, Fairservicc and Mrs. a few days hast week with her aunt
Lloyd' Pipe, The progranr was thein and . unc:e, _Mr.- and Alrs, Alcredith
presented: Readings by • Mrs, Wm;Young,
instrumental by Mrs,° '1'. Allen, Mrs. j\lessrs. Robert, Ben, Alex, Archie
l?airservicc thanked all who "lielticd Riley and [:inter Hugilt have gone
with Masonic supper, The treasurer's north tp hunt deer,
report was .given by Mrs. Nott. Re- Messrs,. Art Colson, 11'alson 11e d,
port of travelling basket was given by 'Jin. dclat•en, and ' -Wm. Leiper ha-ve
Mrs, Bert Shobbrook, which now has gone to their usual hunting, grounds
a total of x'41,00. Meeting closed with for the season; t
hymn 298 and Benediction, Thc. hos- Mrs, \Vin, Carton spent a few clays'
tesseslithenserved a basket was lotvely
disposed meta. The
hwith Mr, and Mrs. Roy Connell jlO f
ng Clinton,
Mr. and \lrs. E, Dewar of Uttawa • 1 fessrs. Tom and llob ;\ir..lfillan find
11u},*h Can•.pbcll a're hunting bear
1lrneebridgc.
The regular meeting; of the ITillside
harni cornet was held in S.S. No. 11
on Monday night with an attendance
of 30. There being: no discussion., and
'the geesl sneaker' being i'1,..able to at-
tend, a full evening' was enjoyed Play-
ing cards, with the whiners as fn1ln's t
I.adtes, most games, Rita Mrltichltel;-_ tailtcd from Totvtl_ship Directors to
TIME
T-ERIZ
YOUR FAMILY
LADIES AND GIRLS ---
Winter Coats, Station Wagon Coats, Ski Suits.
• New Dresses, Skirts and Blouses.
Plenty to Choose Prom. .
Holeproof Hosiery --- Wonder- Bra,
Mens : Overcoats, V7.50-$29.95 --- Boys $17.50.
All kinds of Jackshirts, Sportshirts and Parkas.
Ssi'eaters, , Shirts, ' Underwear.
.Gloves, Mitts and Sox; ,
MAI)E-TO-MEASURE CLOTHING, •
one 2
••y-Sanitone`Dr
Cleaning'.» . Blyth,
Wagons and trailers made to your 13peciiica•
tions, aluminum soldered.
We do body and fender work at reasonable
rates,
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_ TUES., NOVEMBER 29,'
STEL ART and SON
i 1,1.pi.,.,11--.1..11 . .W II II I ,.I 111.,,1 Y 111 1J4 I.I 1,11.6 111.114
at 1;30'p.hi,
SPECIAL,SPEA!CERm
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7, S, Milburn, Secretary -\tanager, ii
Ontario Federation.
: This is your' -annual meeting and t
your organization. Conte out
show your interests
_ ANNUAL" BANQUET, CONCERT :
AND DANCE
ON• THE SAME EVENING
CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH, 'I
at 7 p401,'
SPECIAL SPEAKER,.
\VA'CSON PORTER, Editor-itt
;chief, Farmer's Advocate, London, ..
ENTERTAINERS: Loudon Artists
- witi>, '13ern1 Conn), as Master of '
Ceremonies and his Continental ,Or-
chestra, Tickets may `still be oh:
ladies Ione hands, jean Lel' erg ladies
lconsolation., Annie \\Pay; ..ten's, ttjoslt
• vanes, Arnold Riley: Piens, lone
hands, George Dubs: loon's, cottslola-
tion., Art T-toggart. Lunch was served
at1,4 the next nteetin•a will be in 'the
school oat ;Mon -lay .tight.
County or County Secretary -front -
11'. v. Rod', Box 301, Clinton, Sec,
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
NOMINATION
For Reeve, 4 Countj1lors,
-and '8 School Trustees;
To serve, the Township of Morris for
the, year 1950, will be held in the
COWS -
HORSES -
HOGS over250lbs, -
. ea,` = 50c per CWt,';
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TOWNSHIP HALL, ON
FRIDAY), NOV. 25th, 1949,
from 12:30 PAIL to 1:30 p.ytt.
• $2.50 each l- 'The Election, if necessary, will be. held
▪ $2.50 each on MON., DEC. 5th 1949
According to size and.conditio4:.
Phone collect.: i '
WINGHAM'-;461J.
GODERICH - 936R21
INGERSOLL : 2L
William Stone Sons Ltd. .I .
INGERSOLL,-ONTARIO. • ,.
C9.1, . GEORGE MARTIN, CLERIC,
EAST ‘VA WANOSI-I:
Miss Eleanor Perritt of Superior,
\V'is., is visiting lier cousin, Mrs, R, C.
McGowan,
Miss, Mildred Charter spetit the
week -end at, her honic.
Mrs, Alex. "Mcf owan 'is visiting at
the home of her 'sort iii Kitchener,
`' Mrs, Hosford mica katltteen, attend
ed theIltoyal 'Whiter . Nair . 011 Satur-
day.
That's What I used to say, andit was true;
Sometime;; I'd dream of the day whop I'd have time
and leisure to do all•the things I wanted to do; but ;
I had to' admit .wasn't doing anything about it,
except dream.,, I never, seamed lo, be able to put •
anything aside.
Now,1 know those dreams will tome true, •
They're guaranteed.
Through a simple'.': saving plan - which, 'strangely:.
enough, -I've found involvesno, hardship,: i, am now, .
• saving ntoney for -the first. tithe- in my life..-
The plan?'
A CANAbIAN: GOVERNMENT ANNUITYI
Annuities Branch '
DLPAR'iMENT OF,'..l:ABoilR
:,ftuMPNREV MltCHHEll "MMtsfer 'A, MocNAMARA beptit,+ Mints/of
'Anhutltei Branch,
bepartmeni of lbbout, OMawe._
Pleats send inetOMPLETE 1NPORMAtION aiaoi;t Canadian Oovotn,nent Anhullb{,
NAME •' .. iii -:1 ii ..ii .i... • i ii.•..i ip i.i i.'ii s
(PRINi CIEARIYI ', r
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