The Blyth Standard, 1943-07-14, Page 1HE
VOLUME 17 - NO. ,19.
1
LYT
Blyth Municipal Council 12th Of July Celebration
Was Gala Event.
'I'll,' regular monthly meeting of the
Aiuut fpal Council ot 111 Corporation
of Blyth \•a; held on July ;111 will]
]teen+' 3101%01 duel Councillors, Dex• Over 60 District Lodges March, While
ter, \\'right, Balaton, 111111 Scrimgeour
of Spectators Look On
preset)
ilinulca 111 last regnttar Ineeling of
STANDAR
I3LY'1`II, ONTARIO, WED NESDAY, JULY 1,1, 191'1.
June ;til r(.(111 and rlul'irni'( In 111+1• Speaking Was Of A High Order.
tion o1' councillor-, Balloon and
\\'t•ig ht. Carried.
1 ,i ;nil11 nt from the Board of 'Thousand; ofspecla(ura, including
many Pruni Blyth aid I)ist•icl, 1111ed
'Jinn,• 0.a; pre, eat (tool requested 0
(loua1 inn, the st'OL1 ( of \\'ingham on •Alunday to
Alovid by ('oaueillttra \\'right and i\ten ono of ilio Iurger,t Orange
11c.ticr 1 11;1 1 the l'our,cil lite a grata "w;tlils" hill in \'inglunn in 111(111y,
of $I "+n.t to the I:eard of 'Prado for 3'1':u's. proces;iuu, uwrr a mile in
eNp,'n,e;, Parried, ].oath, proem:Mai from Iho \\Ingham
Airs. 1 ani,1iUi'Wa,+I presented hot, 'Public School to the 'T'own Pork, Led
by the, \\Ingham ('ilizeu.;' bund and
'the two traditional 1i'hite horse", tvitlt
tvo-11u'ntbers of Blyth Lodge, Robert
\\';Msec and Louis Middy, atop, (la
lunge.; participated between (eludes
of rain which fail d 1) disrupt the
spirit of the Orangemen cotunr:nun•-
tiling the 25:1111 anniversary of the
.Rattle of Iho Boyne, 'Traffic was at a
sdand;till and every available space
teas Pilled \villi speclati rti,
'I lie :•pedal speal.I r for the occasion
report ':I., 'I',•rasurer to Iho Council.
iloved by Councillor; Irttinh,n ;End
L`exier, tlt,tt the Coquet! ext, all tt vote
of Ihaall; lu 3Irs. Ilut\;n'( for her re-
port, Carried,
\101011 11v t'nnncillors \\'right and
De\Ier, (hal th lipid, reply to Iliu'ris•
ter Pu lllield's I,'ll,'r Ito: \\'illialn
,llhnstou Drain, refusing liability and
e.plainia(; the r 1nation as discussed
by the Council. Carried.
Moved 1,y- Councillor) Dexter and
ficrfutg'.cour. Ihat :'I leiter of ;;yuhputhy.
\as Ito. \'()r. lire, .I, \\'. ('ar;en, 0!
it )•1.11 .Tics. Jane ; \fall ;nal family.
London, fast (Irand Alasicr of Ontario
C'nrri 'sl. I \\'est, Air, Corson complimented the
Ultc+! 11 y' Councillors Dexter and
County of Huron, slaying Ibis di,lrie1
\\'rit„nil. Hutt ('uustatle ('owan Ito at. • \\`I; one of ilio must outstanding In
Canada, Said Alr, (.'arson: ,'No other
lotted In gut In \1'iu: haat on July I'',
t haste since the Rattle of the Boyne
a special conslablo, Carried,
Bills And Accounts
A, Barr, la; our and ivy of
mower
(1:u•. Pohl rty, salary for Jane,.
John 1'olt;ut, salary for June, , ,
Geo. Laurence, L•tbnur
0. :ink's, truck hie
1':Ilitt I'.;. :\tl ,'nt y, insnranee
]ilytit Tel. 'y:, idiom, rental
1\last,o \'illi, Priv.tt hospital
re inoti ear
Airs. 'Phos, Elliott, re indigent„
:has been so rich in t•esults as this we
couttienu;a'ale today. 110 havo never
'i"_. °•,; '
'asked 1101' R'pecilll favor of 011y tity-
.l:,,un eminent, all we seelc.is e'ptol rights; for
u,oll all. Our task is to defeat the forces
111_' of vit.
Work Together
j;;-).111 I "'To fight this tear succes.;fully we
ta,nnt .utast mak ourselves war hilt; every
available 111au1, \\Innen and child must
work together unitedly producing cv•
ry available resoaro. and resolve to
no et unflinchingly whatever blow
may fall. We have nun 010111' sue•
ccs=es in the war to nate, continue to
i.1:5
1.1111
\Vil,•ih •Icy, re In•it^cut 21,101
'1! . 'Phos, I?Ilion, le loll eat10,10
itelief . I2_.co
Aline( by ('nunciMurs \\'r'it Ito uul go forward ht Iho hope and confideheo
1` 11,E Ihnt a,'c'nnlls as tent he pa 4(i. that ultimate Victory will 1 ours.
Cau 1'X;1, , Should ..we tail, whicit we shall not,
110';01 1,v rinitt,,iiiors Rainton nod time Orangemen \\ami l nal have the
Strinl:; ,,111•, th;tt (1.1.% write \\'ork• privilege of such at occasion as this."
man':; ('ontpensanou imam in respect lir. ]:arson attacked bitterly those
to rate: and cnlera",+' for t'irc(tr'1t ttho favor the union of Canada and
atoll ;Ili ulh,'r enlplstyi'es of lite ow.the 1'tiite(I Slate;. "Resolve to ltr a
persona. (';u•ri al. wv(Ihy ('anittlian ;inti be prone] to bo
1111,+1 hy' Councillors nexler and Part of the British Empire," he urged,
Baboon (hut a,' (u now a,i,iourll, I "1 Ito not agree with the Ottawa
t'nt'ni.d, litu•duu I?hint], Clerk. a:lntintst•at'.+
on in Sono' reaped, \Vhy
r•hotild the French la(iguagt' have any
lion', ciisid: ration than the E11gli.;h
To t ttocalmlary and why should the people
13(;b 1�o\Vllla11 to BBrOa(lcilst. If I. ii •c• ha the .,pedal pct liege:;
lid,;, t'ulttnnn II' Bru.; Is, a loading that \\o fail to receive? Prink.( lllet'•
l'igat•;• in Huron County Council, and attire in french should lie kept within
one t4 the best known men in the di it- their own province.”
Het, will ;.pel(li t\cr ('KNX, \\'iugham, The gue.;lion of a new' flag to (;rico
nett 1,1 Hay cicalae;, .14 milk, Ito khc place of the Union Jack \vas tub.
'i:1;', ur:;in+: pabii( support of the surd, staled Air, ('arson, "3lay we a:;
"Siam)) tut the 1'-L'oat" campaign lh•an,,,,Jtien uphold our flag, It is the
now in 1111! I. F.:1. best 11 the world and pray to God II
(111 1 til;ty ctehiug; 1101, this series
of 11r0:'.1ra 1)4 0.a:. .noose] d as 0
round to 1,1e disco :fon II' this depth
ch ii:.' 'l til•,ti; 0, by 1lcsst's, 1't'aulc
1lctW.:oh. 1 MM;titman of the \Vat' Scorings
Nlanp Commitee, ('. I':, liilchi ell:dr-
um of title 1\'t; 'halo Merchiul.; ('0111-
tnit(ec.,(0111 1lt'rn:u1 ('opelahn, chair -
1,1' lite Publicity ('ulntniilec.'. A
\•('ty atter :1.'1'. t,l<citssilll Alas pro-
f:4,0(.1
l•e-
s• i,(eI of th,' method by w'hic'h the
pal lie can actually hay sp,'dfic detail
eh n: , to be for ;ed on Li -limits with
\vitt never give Way to ]mother. Sonne
arc dissatisfied \•ilk our National An-
them: let uta as Protestants stand be-
hind Ike old traditions and behind Dur
King and country."
"\\'boo yon go lu the polls on :\ug• sang• 0 splendid solo last Sunday at
list. •1, elect ti man' who will [trait:et the morning service.
our schools," stated Lite
speaker. "11'ith Next Sunday, ,luny ISIh, (hero
rc;;ards to taxes on our Orange polis be 110 evening srrice.
We n'ror a5ke,l for a rebule as sonic' Sunday School at 1(1.15
organizations are doing. \\'hen you '11°1.11111g Service at 11,1,'",
s(+. 1111 top -to -date Orange Lodge h(tild•
iltg 111 (t rural ct'lltl•t' y'o11 can count on
Due to unavoidable causes, the B'I,yth
Cemetery I;oar(i is put to extra expense in
taking care of the Cemetery. A11 lothold-
ers (except those who have paid for Per-
petual Care) are earnc'stl,y J•equested to
pay thea' share of upkeep \'hick i5 $'1,00
per plot, per year,
to showers.
ion was Rev. E. 0. Gallagher. Alayor
.I, 11, Crawford glove the address of
welcome.
Awards for the best. dressed lodges
were given 10,01' ladles lodge of \Val•
kerto11, and the punkt forest oleo's
lodge. , Other event.; were cancelled
due to rain, 3lasic for the day was
supplied by \\Ingham ('11izens Ihuil
and I,ncknity Kittle Band. Lodge:;
were Present. from \\'est and ('eit•e
I1(Ille, 5011111 Unroll, North and South
Perth. Special service was bold at the
cenotaph at Itl a.m. when a \•reallt
was placed.
THANK YOU,
I\'. N. WCalson, C'hairman',
John Doerr, 5r,,
Fred 'foil, Sr,
VIMMMIM
Leslie 11ilborn, Secietary•Treac;urer,
1,I0yd Antler, ('at'etaker,
,. '1.
('h'ai.rman for 1110 occas-
0 Centralia Air Port Pipers
Give Brief Demonstration
Five memlbers of the ('ent•alh( Ah'
!Port Pipe Band, took in the Twelfth
or 3111y G(101,1111 boo in \\ Ingham on
Alontl ty, The boys had the 1111ernoon
off, and s:0 grabbed their Pipes mud
hitch -hiked to \\'ingham, whey.' they
put on a bit of a show for 1lie large
crow(, They were stranded In Myth
for a brio]' spell on their way home,
and were kind enough to play a few
aelccliou while wailing for a ride on
to Centralia, One of the group was
a wdl•h'uown Clinton young 10111, Bill
"\\'eery" 31mtc11, sou' of Mr. and Mrs.
Prod Match of Clinton. The C'enit'alia
Pip;' Band is olio of the outstanding
lianas of the IU,!, 3,10. 'Tiley now have
will 17 Pipers, with accompanying drum-
mers, 'They were one of the feature
and the altraetion•s al the Lions frolic in Sea -
forth this \\'ednosday night.
• .
YOUR LOCAL PAPER
1. Legion Cigarettes Are ARRIVES OVERSEAS
Appreciate(] i 11 r, and 'Mrs, 11'1n, Lyon of Thorm-
't'he folto('ing' ackuowledgen,,iilt to (lay', ftt'uu'rly of Myth, have revolved
appt'Halton of i cigarettes, has h+','u i'tvoi'd Thal, their son, Pilot -Officer Jet'.-
1'''\rd by 111', N. \\', 'liner, Seer,. nett) Lyon, has arrivIed safely Over-
tary•Treasurer of the Clinton Branch (F,aa,
Engai;'enlent Announced.
lIr, and Airs, George Carter, of 11111-
let1, announce the engagement of their
only (laughter, ltery'I ilarjory, to Wat-
son Gordon held, younger soil (11' All',
David Itetd, and the late Airs• held, of
Mallett,
V .
BIRTHS
SCOTT— 111 Al orris Township on
Thursday, July 1lh, to Air, and Alt's.
Laurie Scutt, a son, Pooalt ,lames.
\V,\LS11-111 Clinton I'nhlic 1lospital,
on ilouday. July :,t It, to Mr. and Airs.
Ben, waist), a son,
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TRINITY AINGLICAN CHURCH
Rev, P. H. Streeter, L,TIi,, Rector.
4th Sunday after Trinity, July 18, 1943
Sunday School, 10,311 x,111,
Evensong. and St't'nion, 7.;111
• The Rev. Al. f. Oldham, hector of
Brussels, will ol'firinto and preach.
Itlerces4Ion ; l Evict' on l't'Iday lit
the Church at
1,15 p,111.
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i3LYTH UNITED CHURCH
Alfas
Luella 'Taylor, of Seaforth,
Iheir its :ge; atiacleal, and of the it that the people of that community
very 1;' ;sing lived that the public .011 industrious and o cilurclt going
tial ti i pal a greater wallop •behiml ]]cepa,"
[hi : Iutplrtahl pin e of the war effort. In closing 11 r, Payson urged that
----\'^ — every Orangemen seek equal rights
%for all and special privileges for none.
A. 11111+.'IA L, E. Cardiff Speaks,
The r:'„alar muu,lhly meeting of the Second speaker orbs 1,, E. Cardiff,
11'outai's .\s'icialilm of the United 3!.I'. for North 1101'011, who spoke 011
Choy; 11 0.a.: held on 'I'tu' slay after- ,unity, unity of pt:rposc and action.
nn.m. July 1'ltih. wish the ('resident, Every available dollar oul:side living,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
Services Next Lord's Day,
Blyth Sunday Schcol la ami,
\1'orship, 11 a.m.
Smith's 11i11 Sunday School 2 p.m.
Worship 3 p.m.
Auburn Sunday School 10 am,
\\'ol•ship 7.110 p.111,
Willing `Yorkers Met.
The 11t11 Lille Willing Workers suet
twice during the mouth of Jon., 111
tiro home of 'Airs. John Fattservice
and liiss Annie Laidlaw. Two quilts
were finished tit each nu'etlug, '1'\•11
of 1110 tops were &matted by Miss
,Laidlaw,
of thy' Canattan Legion, The ack•
nowletgcnicnts ;11'e all front local boys
who are on to•t1•1) set'\'iee (iv''tetts
The Clinton Ilranell of the ('ancoti,tn
I•s'gion sy,st,'tnatic'ttlly •.ertds cigarettes
to all boys ()vers,;ts throughout the
tii'lrtct, a tine wort), which Is c.t't'atly
appreciated:
' ; -HT1 •r,
t1
'Ileac !'mends: Receive,] your kind
gift of fogs today, and ju:u in the
nick of time, i was plumb out, 1
want to Bilotti ()telt tt and everyone of
the member; of your Club, end the
other Club:, that ((redoing a great job
of keeping the boys happy,
• Thanks a ,111111011,
LAC, fair. -cruet•, 11, 5.
lievelv'it ('Ig;n'etie ye.;fel'n0y,
'I'haulks very mach they are very Minch
appreciated,
\\'c ol'o ha ring beautifni weather
here right now, Hope to go on leave
soon,
Pte, \\', 1':, Denney,
Just to say that I received above
parcel and 1 want you to know that I
really appreciate them very much, so
many thank and good Tuck to all the
members of your branch. I remain
yourts very sincerely,
'i'hanle's very
PERSONAL INTEREST
11r, and Mrs,
George Jackson, of
• \\'tmghmnl, visit, d at the honkie of Mr.
jam' \n•s. ,1, .\. Cowan on \Vcdnesday.
Altar .10y Cowan of \\'inghanl, visit•
,d (1'HIt 1:1,'tinor and 31x:1, JItery
Brow le las( tvteit,
I Airs, ltout,'dge and daughter, of
IFanit Sle, \larie, are visiting with the
former's sister, Al r,. I, 1Vallace, and
Air. \Valise'',
Alt, and 't's, Roy Brock and daugh-
ter, of Richton, \miter tt•ith their
friends, Airs, (1, 1t, A.. 'hie and
family on Monday,
Master Chary', Jenkins of St, C'atlt-
(trines• 1s spending his holidays with
lis aunt, 'Mrs, George Hetherington of
klaevale,
31's, Donald Jenkins, and baby Bar-
bara, of SI, C'atharines, are spending
a couple of weeks t1'itlt Mfrs, Jenkins
and Mrs. Shipley.
"Air, \'esley Bowen of Royal Oak,
Alich., and Ilrs, i'red Bowen, of Code -
rich, have been visiting wit11 Airs,
1100.011,
Mr, and lfrc. Lewis Rouse, and
child, of fort Erie were recent visitors
wino the fornher's mother, Airs. Annie
(Rouse,
\It's, 10, Short and family, of Si
are visiting her mother, Mrs, 13.
Plc. if, Browne. Taylor, and Mr, Taylor and Mr, and
Airs, freeman Tenney.
Airs, 'Milligan and son, of Toronto,
('e spending some holidays with her
mother, Airs, It, Johnston, and Mr.
Johnston,
11iss Jean McIntyre and Miss Wen -
dor]' of Clinton, Miss 1u'g'aret Tantb-
lye, of Loidesboro, visited with Miss
JOseph1to \Voon0(1(11 on Wednesday.
Airs. ,loin Taylor of Ingersoll, is
1)tvu' Sits: Received your cigardtt•s bolitlay'ing hitt her mother, Mrs, 13.
quite semi tin, ago but was 1;0 busy''I'ayltr, and Air, Taylor, also witlt her
1 coaldl('t get time 10 write anything. 1'i'othcr, \t', Freeman Tuiniey, and
Thanks very much for re11 oiiihci•iitg n Mrs' 'Tonne)'-
100 with cigarettes. 'Yours 'Truly,
'Mess I'M, ('hat•les Parsons; and Cordon
pie, H. Harrington, Jenkins, of St. Catharines, were in
attendance al the funeral of 31r. ;Ta,S.
'Watt, held from the l'niic(1 Church
cigarettes 0. 1C, '1'Ihatlks1'last Friday.
11rs, John Craig Sr„ anti grand -
N trio,, :d;Ingluers, Al argmre!. and Joy0 Craig,
IvIsi10d tit' fornter'c; cousins, 11r, and
31rs. Arthur Gardiner, Thames ]toad,
11111011 for the cigaret•
les. They ore greatly appreciated,
11, Leslie.
Thanks a 31illiou,
C, 5. Al, 11e\'all.
Received
a trillion,
Pte. J, N,
Dear 31r. 3lIlt'r and legion: Out 011 t'shm'nc,
your lltsl. parc.,i of, Rev, A. Sinclair and \it'. R. 0, Me-
sm01cc1s arrlyeil and you know 1101 my Gowan attended the induction set'vice
al Donnybrook on July Silt, The 'Min-
k)), as 1 was out. 'Thanking all yon I inter, Rev, ilarold Snell, was inducted
a million times. 'I remain. •
Illi libel] \EIS
wren
'1'pr. R. J. Elliott, and welcomed by a gond reprerenta-
lion of the throe congregations,
1t', ('bowies Colo, of London, Is
Dein' friends; Thanks circ so nnu h combiningbnsine,s Wit 11 pleasure this
for the cigarel(0c;, They are very Week, Ile is visiting with his mother
much oprprciu(cd• Best of luck to all. there, and al the sante time travelling;
iloward 'fait. Jhroog'h this area in the advancement
of 1h:' product he represents'.
The local Orange Lodge paraded
through town on Monday morning,
Receiving cigarettes quite concis•
.lust prior for their departure to attend
icntly, 'Many thanliN for lime. the Celebration of the Ciloi'lons Twelfh
Spr, tiefflolt'
in \\'ingham. The native were treated
*--+ to the music of the fife and drum.
We are pleased to report that. 'lies
1'h;ullchlg you again for the last par- I';1111'tetoalfe, who has been It patient
cel of cigarettes; that•l recdyed on ht an Ottawa hospital of some time.
June Silt. four Friend in Arhus, Inas recovered to the point where she
1'pr. ,lint Thompson. was permitted to leave the hospital o11
�--� Sunday. She is expected home on Fri -
Dear Sir: Beg to acknowledge 300 day,
cigarettes just received, and wish to I Visitors on Sunday of the ]home ot
thank the legion' very much for same, lt', and ;Airs, John AI,-Cralgr were,
1 certainly appreciate your kindness Mt's. Craig's and hiss Iva Switzer'd
i0 ate, Thanking you again 1 remain 'Aster, MN. Will Denhanl and family,
Yours very truly, Ronald, . Jean and Lavona, also her
('pi. E. N. \'. Johnston. tmirried daughter, \ii•, and Mrs. Cltflf.
'Vance and family,
A hearty welcome to all. ,,_\. _,
Mrs. Harold I'Itillip•,, presiding. cxpcares should be used to prosecuteRev. A. 0, Thomson, MIrister. Mrs. Haughton Injured. Re\. .\, Sinclair conducted the fun -
'1'1' tot' '1' .;, ol:eucn by repealing the \•or, 11.' declared. Because Indus- : , CONGRATULATIONS oral of the late William Dougall at
V . 1\'e arc' sorry to 1.1>nrf, ]loot A1r:1.
the 1 ord..; fray;r in unison, i\linttte; try has redoubled its output and the ]]cuss]] on Thursday. July Silt, and
Jlaughtom, mother of firs. Frank Rog- Congratulations to Miss Doreen \'n-
of int.' former meeting were read and -farmers have not relaxed their pro•' also attended the funeral of Mr. Alex-
tptl love,I. abm a Ener of aciotow- (halloo of foodstuffs, we continue to Successful Music Students enson, of Myth, met with a painful ('cut who celebrated her birthday ou't,,,der Inz'ram, of TTOnsall on Tuesday
1c,Ig,.nom( for symip:utity sent, 1e11j0y our freedom, said At', Cardiff. ('ongrat11111ms are due Aforgaret accident at the Rogerson home last Wednesday, July 1Jth, sof this week, Those two men were
Th- ti, Astir! r _,tve a -good report, ''If our soldiers had been supplied and Carman Craig, son and (laughter ,w -eek, When she fell while descending
including three member • fee~ Ai,, with the necessities'of life, the „tins, of Alr, and Airs, Jolni Al. Craig, in the. stairs. She suffered Hoary pain-
(iras',\, clnvenor of Hower and Vis- (Ammunition and tank;, we would he pawing with honours, their "'Third
pioneers of the community and both
Congratulations to Mrs, Frank Whit-
e 2, were members of the United Church -
fol cut~ (toil bruises, and is confined
more, who 01101)1)10(1 her hirthda,r
Pin:: Plnnilt,e. rc;u•i0d June col- tinder the slavery of the Ilan today,,' (]rade” Exam from .the Toronto ('on• to her bed under the care of a doctor. on Sunday, July 11th,
Don't look for 1110 old red paint an
lc:•Itcn, :, c. oIs, ' boxes, 2 small do- he declared. "Patriotism means blood Fervatory et Alusic, in Clinton, ']'hey Airs. Houghton recently celebrated --'--- the front of the Standard office bttild-
11it ;t 9 11011(0 i0'ot flott';:rs, 1 spit- shed e1 0 sacrifice, Our soldier boys 'ate ImPils 0f Miss Velma \\'heePer, of her 071 It birthday. (ong'ratulations t0 Capt. C• 1), and ling any more, Since ]1st wee]: it has
putily and c1n,t'rinlali ns cards, love given their all, what are we do Belgrayc, V �t 1�i11•lhiek, who olserved to'ir�hcon replaced with a rico coat of
11111 wedding; anniversary 011 Friday, brown and creast, which 1tndonbtedly
panic] • of Surday rca;ling to ciml sus ing who have the comfort; of home —^��, \Vet weather has greatly retordecl July 'Ith, is a gr0al improvemt_ 1. lir. llaxtel•
sent out, and 9 calls made during the life?" y haying operations in this community ,r,_,- ilc:lrt'e applied the brash, and ore
Dion( h. I Ret'. George 3loore, of Listowel, and Jack McElroy, of the Royal Canna- th ring the past week, The Fall Wheat congratulations to .]anis 'Mecca, , un(erstand that there are several
Tho meeting wit brought to tt c'loseRev, 5, 31. Scott, past county •1 ystcr, T ian Navy, Toronto, spent the wick -end Its ripening fast a tad 1003' be ready to ; 0..1•;> celebrates her 7411 birthday on buOness fro,,L; just waiting for Ma
by repealing the Jlizpall llcucdictiun.,i of Victoria were unable to speak due with his parents, fent before the haying is over: Ftitlay-, July 16th, igentl0 touch,
' - i A.
HIS MAJESTY VISITS NORTH AFRICA
.Arriving in North Africa to visit the 1st and Sth Armies, the
Royal Navy and Air Force, His Jlajesty the King i, shown here lenV-
nig the airfield in which his plane landed, in company with General
Eisenhower, Commander -in -Chief of Allied Forces. His Majesty
also visited the United States Armies and Air force and the French
Army in .Africa, He invested General Eisenhower with the insignia
of n Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta I.ee
1. \Vim: are the duties of the
maid of honor witilr the t'• ren1Ony
le taking place?
2. Should the water glasses
be filled before the guests are sum-
moned to the table for luncheon?
3. \\'hen addres:ng an envelope
CAP BRUSH"
40 ROOSi APPtICAiOR
1c ldt Dee sed leather mites
aul: cur "Cott -finish" Roost
Appl'cator roil ass ti:e 1(112 etre( pth a,'it Lott
.a • out itis cr n "fila,& Leat re " ties plecty of re.
'tree atrenetb dad Etre ', t.p-0re.bn' ttninove it
.<oronda,I'y Tile "Cop Iiru::," nae no t ri;tle.s Lu
sbnhrb and wa,te liquid,h, nee maces your latae of
a:ack Ler.f s0"go f.ut tines us tu.
krr isrliridart bird treatment
crop lathe testi:art two tn'te. be -
tow the cent Leith"Catienrusll"kilts
1t,nedp rim. A drop on Pack of
slid.' recta kills head lice.
Sold by Dealers
• Everywhere
STOPPED
IX a ✓iffq
•or Money Bark
FM quick relief from Whirl: ofe sema.pimple'ath•
late'' foot, wale*, ace bias, rubes "Mother elter Halts'
pawed skin trouble*, use fan•artin1, coolinj, sath
septic, liquid D. D. D. Prescription. Creepiest),.
ca. Soothes kritatton and quickly stops lotto*�e.
n.3Se trial bottle pro,ea It, oot back. Aelt
!aw aro en today fa (x mD.D.D. PRESCIUI'17ON.
/Relieves distress from MOHTHLYN
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound not only helps relieve
monthly pain but also weak, nerv-
ous feelings-' ue to monthly funo-
tlonal disturbances, It helps build up
resistance against distress of "d1131-
' days." Made In Canada,
SIDE GLANCES
to a girl or a Woman is it all
right to addre s it "glary Jones"?
4. Is it all right to address the
envelope ..of a letter to a man
t1'lthout using the title "Mr."?
5, Should gifts, that are brought
to a birthday party, be opened
immediately, or left until after
the party?.
6. Is it all right to stack the
dishes when clearing the table?
ANS\\'ERS
1. She stluulS nearest the bride,
takes her bouquet or prayer -book
while the ring is put on, returning
there at the proper time, and
granges the bride's train when she
1.0,215 from the altar,
2, Yes, the glasses are filled and
the butter is placed on the plates.
3. No. Cao ".Mi. -..s" before her
name, no Matter how young bite is,
4, No; "Mr,•' must be used,
5. Ealh gift should be opened
at once.
6, No; the 1a_rsuu who is clear-
ing the table should take no more
than ono plate in each hand, at
a time.
The young roan was rather shy,
and after site had thrown her
arms around Min and kissed him
for bringing bey a bouquet of
flowers be jumped up and grabbed
his hat.
"Ob, don't go," she said, as be
made for the door, "1 didn't menu
to offend you."
"Ob, I'm not offended," he re-
plied. "I'm going for more flow-
ers,"
MRS. LeROY'S
FEMALE PULS
S
For Painful end Delay/
Period:, Extra Strength,
$4,00
PHONE LL. 3600
For City Delivery
SKY'S DRUG STORE
1981 Davenport Road
(Corner Uxbridge Ave.)
'fait0:'1'O
NSW
By Galbraith
MPR 19A 2 e .EA 5EPYICE. INCT, M. 888.0.5. PAT. OFF.
//-/0
"Now you can't complain and be patriotic -they said
anything not used for six months was scrap, so 1 turned
in all your hammers, screwdrivers and other )vols!"
Have You Heard.
Mr. McPherson gave some ad•
vice 10 hlb wife When they were
expecting filo-lids to len.
"Just mind, Jeanne," he 52114),
'la put the sugar•tongs in the
basin, nn' not a spoon."
"Hut we 121220 no lump sugar In
the hour('." silo expostulated,
"We've (oily granulated."
"I 12:25 mi12l1in' that!" sa}d h1c•
1'11(•11-(10.
-o-
Ycuthful Fr.ther-Our baby
Is beginning to recite "Baa,
baa, black sheep, have you
any wcot?"
Neighbor -Anti he's only 8
mcnths old;
Father -Weil. he doesn't say
nil It vet, but he's clot as far
ss the "Ban, baa."
l•,( , . :1-:;:.l rt cited „The
o. r' 111MHiur' 'i'hen
cacti pupil to draw
from l.;_ 1-,r 1.. r lata;':,.,:t ;un a pie-
tllre ('1. 1'1} ;;,•alis 1tu1is,
of 1!:' til W' lit 10 1'. ark at
011''1•. I.'12 (,1,e ;.1t10 111)0w hl sitat•
c 1, 1,2.,1 1-,t 1'•1:2'11 2111 'r} 1215 hemi.
what Is it : ask.
ed :he 2' 111 11.
ria ittn, du 1'ou want
us to ,i;;t'V „ ;tt 2: of a rotl)tor7"
"We shill be glad," 1'Grote
the firth to the Ministry of La-
bour, "if you can assist us In
retaining thls man for a little
longer. He is the only man
left In the firm, and he le •
carrying on with fifteen girls."
• EGGS
WANTED
SHIP DIRECT TO
DOMINION
.'1'0121:'2 I.1911'1'1•:D
11 Solihull St., Toronto
11'g'd Grading Station
No, 0159
1111.21E''l' 1'RI:NAILINII
1fAIllii':'1' PRICES PA ID
CASES 111:'I'U11NE1) FREE
CAil1;FI'L GRADING AND
PRO ti 1'T It1:MIT'1'ANCI:
AVE PAT A 1'211;1111')1
1'(211 !'2)1'1,7'211' 1'•A101
111111"1'Ll' FItI:SII LARGE
hid.,a
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISE AlEN•I'S
4
y
Al:'1'13 lIDILE5-IJs1•:D
USED CARS 1\'IT11 GOOD TIRES,
810 05 first. 1lnunt Pleasant Mo-
tors Limited. Used Car Lot at
2040 Vonge Street; Head Office,
632 Mount Pleasant Road, To-
ronto. 'telephone Ill', 21S1.
AC'1'0 ►'Alt'I'S
NEW AND USE!) I'Alt'l'S F011 ALL
makes of cars and trucks, Com-
plete automobile machine ahep
service, General Auto Supply, 12
-Frederick St., Kitchener, Ontario,
IIA111' CiIICICS
kiYBRIDS 1'Utt EXTRA VIGOUR
also popular purebreds. Complete
list, all ages. Fairview I) arms,
St. Marys, Ontario,
DEMAND FOlt CHICIKENS AND
eggs "gone active" for the dura-
tion, 11 you work It right you'll
find raising chickens for meat
and eggs this year the best "cuslt
prop" move you ever made. '1'u
"work it right" you should sten
more chicks right away and k'.ep
starting additional batches as
fast as your feed supply, space
and help will permit, 1'oJ' a fifth
of a century Tweddle Chick Hat-
oheries have been helping Cana-
dian poultrymen to make money.
-mostly in much less lay'oruble
market condltlons than now, Get
Tweddle Chicks and you'll get
the right start. Prompt delivery
on many pure breeds and hybrid
crosses. Free catalogue and pries
flet, Ttveddic Chick Hatcherlee,
Limited, Fergus, Ontario.
ORDER L'IRAY SUMMER CRICKS
new, Hatchery operating till end
July, Started Leghorn pullets,
delivery July 15th; day olds from
then to end month, Fee your
poultry house, works to muxl-
mulll capacity this fall mid
for S.S. Nu. 9 Holland,
Ont.
r
112:SINL''ss OI'l'UR'l'U\1'1'IEs
SPLENDID ]1CSINESS UI'I'OI(TL'N-
1ty. Genet ul More with building,
stock and lot. Fifteen thousand,
Easy terms. Apply Uox 16.2, Wel-
land, Ont.
IIII,Ls FOR SALE,
POI( SALE - SEVERAL, strata -
horn bulls of serviceable age
from heavy production dams. It.
D. Hunter, Exeter, Olt,
111'' 11 LAND 1VANTED,
WANTED - I;t'S11 LAND, TEN
acres up, within 100 miles of To-
ronto, 01 will consider cheap
farm with bush on it. Gordon
Bartholulnln-, 363 Scarboro Road,
Toronto.
CATTLE.
REGISTERED DIAL, - PURPOSE
Shot thorn bulb, s'rvlceuble uge
anti yuungcr cur (:ale. Also year-
ling end two-year-old heifers,
sate due this fall. Several from
recorded duets. Good type. Ac-
credited, negative. Alain Alder-
men, Route 4, 118111llull.
110GS A FERRETS
GREYHOUNDS, TRAINED, RACING
or Hunting. Beagles, Ferrets.
Write Al Schacht, 473E Riverside
Drive, Riverside., Ontario.
DYEING sk CLI.ANIN(.
HAVE YOU AN1"1'111NG NEEDS
dyeing or cleftoi f IVi'lte to 08
for information. IVe are glad to
ausn'er your questions. Depart-
ment 11, Parker's Dye lVorke
Limited, i'1 Y"age Street, To-
ronto.
ISSUE No. 29-43
AT MARTINIQUE
Vice Admiral John H. Hooter
Admiral Georges Robert
U. S, Vice Admiral John H.
Hoover is meeting Vichy's Ad-
miral Georges Hobert at Mar -
Unique to bring the French island
and nearby Guadeloupe under
United Nations authority.
Poultices of Mecca relieve pain, brans out cores,
heals quickly, no :car, 25c, 35c, 50c, 51.00.
+n I .11, nW 2.111;,.,'1
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
FEA'1'I11;IRS WANTED
1V1LL I'AY THE FOLLU\\'I.' ,1
prices for Goose and Dude IeaUl-
ers: Goose feathers, 680 Ib.; 1)1':12
Leathers, 46c II). Canada Comfort-
er Co. Limited, i3L Dundas Ft.
East, 'Toronto, Ont.
1'tIIMS FOR SALE
TWO FARMS Fult SALE, GU0(2
land, good buildings, well writer -
ed, eomo wood on both. ('lose to
town. Each 200 ac're's. W. 11. Mill-
ing, Nupalce, Ontario, 12.12. G.
NUO'r HALM
DAUMJ.E1CA FOOT HALM destroys
offensive odor Inetantty, '15c
bottle. Ottawa agent, Delman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
HAIR GOODS
Only firm In Canada menufacturing
ladles' and gentlemen's hair goods
exclusively. Write us for particu•
lays.
H'urrie's IIAIR GOODS
158 forage St., Toronto, Ontnrlo
HAIR GOODS
W I U 5, TOUI'ES, TRANSFOItM-
atlons, Bwltchee, Curie and all
Gtypes of finest quality' IIair
oods. Write for illustrated eat-
aloguc, Toronto Human /lair
Supply Co., 128 Ilathurst Street.
Toronto,
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL
LEARN HAIRDRESSING THE:
Robertson method, Information
on request regarding classes,
Robertson'e Ualydresaiug Aced -
ems, 197 Avenue )load, Toronto,
MEDICAL,
WANTED-EVEl1V SU1"1"1:IRER O1''
Rheumatic I'ulns or Neuritis
should try Dixon's Remedy. Sold
only Mlunro's 1N ug Store, 335 El-
gin, Ottawa,
NI:Its):S 22':\N'l'I:1,
O1tAD1:.\'1-I. tilt 1'NU1:ltlIII \nL'-
ate 1201/405 for genera) fluty, 8 -
hour duty and half day' a week.
Apply, giving full particulars.
Sup'•liut(ndeut, M'.nir,riu1 11orpl-
h0il, histo%; 1:1.
(U LS :1\I) (1111..2.0 SE.
TItAr"1'Olt OIVNI;Its SENT) FOR
our n(!n• 1913 uric( Ilst on nits
1211(1 2110(25'', t'o•Oper;ttiVe ((21
('om{r'ny, 33 70 Dumb); St.
Toronto.
I'Ell(()N.11.
"Do You Know"
TIIA1' Me -sing Persons t.2 rtificutes,
nuttily petards ere found by the
aid of 13scun•Vat)1210n,
Standard Gene:duelst of long ex•
perienee. 'Thousands nt recurd.5 021
file at Studio, 1159 1larien Ave.,
►Vindour, Out, Ft':ul'::tier, English,
American. Satisfied clients insti-
tutes my reference.
UI,t'Ells, SORES, 1:(.;ZEM,\, AND
other shin ailnlr 1115 successfully
treated by my ointments, healing
while you wink, Special hot wea-
ther true talent -m' , sire +•e51.
$1,1102 2102) trill "(121111':2: you.
Write Noise 11. 'fucker, );irks
111innip+O.
PATENTS
I''E'I'III' IL�'fO\Ii,\1.'111 K t'OMI'ANY
Patent Oollciturs r:steenrnen
iSuo; 14 King 00001, 'I'utur.tr,
llnu:clef of 12(2ululaII(J0 on re•
Quest.
How Can 1 ?
Hy Anne Ashley
' Q, 1lnw can 1 koe )l 11201216 out 02
Ill fur coat?
A. Moths 15111 not bother fur if
tt le plentifully aprinhled with pep-
per, or tobacco, which leaves no
unpleasant odor and can easily he
shaken out before wearing, A few
whole cloves added will also help.
Q. How can 1 prevent soreness
when using a sunburn salve?
A. Before spreading the salve
on sni)burn stand the Jar or lube
111 harm water and tho salve will
soften, It 11.111 be easy to apply and
11'11) not irritate the sunburn,
Q, Ilow can 1 remove nllid0W?
A. \lillieW can be removed with
sour milli, then plarhlg the article
111 the sun,
Q, How can 1 remove rust froth
iron articles?
A. '1'o remove rust from a large
surface such as n stove or kettle,
'rub first 11)12 kerosene and 11110
with steel 11'uol tuuistened with
thieved oil, Or, dip the oiled steel
wool 1n powdered pumire ,vol rub.
Q. 11011' can 1 have smooth legs
without shaving them''
A. If yon Insist upon removing
tho hair from the legs, instead of
using a safety razor try using the
fhlrst gr;ulu of sandpaper.
Queen Mary Plans
To Operate Factory
Queen Mary will operate her
own victory factory on the estate
where she has lived since early
Jn the n'ar,
She will personally supervise
assembling of electrical parts in
buildings converted from carpen-
ters' and wheelwrights' shops,
The Queen Mother decided upon
Roll your owners!
Go fpr Ogden's
02,1 ' denlo(rats" (Mon
nave their drivels a ro(t111t
But they fount) Co,,sula-
lion in Ogden's the ari ,toast
of cigarette tobaccos. -a disl
ln'o blond of theicor, r'ipl't'
tobaccos, smooth as a k::tui1';
wrist. Not just anotherlorl•,tur,u,
I'ut Ogden's. Try it toda;.
Ogden's quality for pipe smulierr,
foo, in Ogden's Cut Plat
this lis tt further perri'nnl 2:2121221.
bution 10 war wort( ;,Iti•r
(107.ells of factories,
\\'hen she discloieu the :,lint to
2000)011 of' 2t nearby \11111g•!4 t av-
ernl Volunteered to help, M02n-
hers of her household alp""' plan
to participate,
Classic Sturgeon Gold Mines
LIMITED
AN OUTS'fANDINC. MINE DEVELOPMENT
Tremendous tonnages have already been proten
by diamond drilling.
Further diamond drilling planned,
Full Particulars On R':quest
BLACKBURN & COMPANY
330 BAY STREET • • TORONTO, ONT.
Telephone WA 'erley 0252
CLASSIFIED CLASSIFil.:l.)
ADVERTISEMENTS
1'l1U'l'OG1101,11t'
DON'T TRUDGE THROUGH
The Heat, !lain, or 111111
HAVE YOUR SNAPS'
Delivered by Mall
Any 0 or 8 exposure film perte1Uy
developed and printed fur only 20e,
Suprema quality and fast service
guaranteed.
IMPERIAL PHOTO SERVICE
Station J, Tol;utu
1'i201'UGIIAI'HHY
"ALWAYS SEND MY ROLLS
TO STAR SNAPSHOT
SERVICE ..."
That's what a customer at Outre-
mont, Que., writes. Ile adds: ".Soule
of my friends aelted Ina where 1
sent my pictures to bo developed
and printed. I told then), 'send your
rolls to Star Sunpehot Services and
they dld, They, too, are now reg-
ular customers of Star Snapshot
8ervlce,"
Any Size )toll -6 or 8 Exposures,
DEVELOPED ANI1 PRIN'1'L''I1 '160
Boys and girls on active service
enjoy letters ao much inure When
" efiaps" are enclosed,
Mall your next roll to Star Snap-
shot Servlee fora trial order. You
will get quality prints, with finer
detail -at lowoet cost, And you will
get the most prompt mall service
obtainable In keeping with quality
work. Star Snapeliot Fernee oper-
ates Canada's biggest and beet
equipped photo fInlshllg studio,
8 1110U?'14:U ENLARGEMENTS '..15e
Size 4 x 6" In 1308uliful Easel
Mounts.
You can have enlargements colour-
ed by hand for a small additional
charge.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 1 lJ, Penial 'rerruinil A, 'l'or011141
Print youl"0anle and address plainly
on till orders.
FILMS DEVELOPED 25c COIN
Two prints from each tlegaUce. ltc•.
Write 2e each. Montreal Photo,
1W. Box 100, Station 10, ,Montreal,
11 21111I'I'S
RA13L'1T23, N li 1V Z 13 A LAN 1)
Whites, Imported, thoroughbred
stuck. All correspondence ons-
1t'rr0d. Robinson's, 312 Riverdale,
Riverside, Ontario.
11.111111'1'5 it GUINEA PIGS
RAID ilTS AND GUINEA 1'11_;5
Iwught and sold. LI. Farris, 90
Walnut 1.2(2001, St. Thomas, Ont,
ItII1:CIIA'l'IU l':11NS.
FIII:I'1' JUICES -THE PRINCIPAL.
ingredients in 1)ixun's I(cmelly
for Jth€umatle 1'alns, Neuritis.
Sold only Munro's brut; Store,
3:I5 Elgin, Ottawa.
51:1111Ell 11 E501tT
(IRAN INN - NIAGARA -C/N -THE
Lake, Ontario: good roams, ex-
cellctt food, ideal location. Swim,
golf, ride u1 just loaf. 'Telephone
2.0.
STA .M PS
1101121VIST2, COI.I,I:C'1'UIOS, SWAP -
tiers, Agents, and all those who
wIsh 0) receive our Big Mail
Free. shit one I'ustcarJ with
your 1):(121(1 1(1112 nddn'ss kJ; .101121'5
hMail service, flus 0-:18, Areal].)
Ruil,2 110, (,'(mesa Pay, 21,1',112_ .
Canada. .
ADVER'T'ISEMENTS
sCIt.11' %%A\'t'ED
111.1 III(' 1' .11.1 t;l(.\1'112'.
111»2;21-, r;lgr', tu,11.1«il,':'• 1121.)
;2(221 6i
Atet.1) 2'121110;10 , •-'b•,.1 x'.,(2,1120
2311'01;1. '('(121111(11, .4.)). ;01:1,
•'I'AnI'S
1.1O1t C'0),LECi't')
2011 AllXI:Ir \Vl)I;LI1 \\101;, :'c '2'12
.2('t'i''>10) rlpptit'ohl'. 1J, '.croft',
•11122. Pity Ilan Acr'nn, JI ,Ir1vl,
'1'21.IC'I'Ilt PARTS
TRACTOR PARTS N 1': 1V AND,
used, for all mul2r.o of `trnrlora,
Gcuorul Auto and ')factor Supply,
1) Frederick St„ leitchoucr, (Int.
'l'Illb:s F1)21 S.1L1•:
TIRES TIRES TIRES
N'1' DAVE :1 0.\1111 E FELL•: 2'1'IUN
ut Fuad used p.sa'etlgot' c.tr mid
truck tire+. Available to 0112:11)1•
buyers. \lost. sizes. Alount Plena.
1111 31utul's, 032 Jlt, 1'Icasar'. Rd,,
'r'urouto,
'1'.0l'EWO11M
STOMACH AND '1'11It1?AD WORMS
often ere 111e 08(250 of 111 -health
in humans all ages, No ono Irl•
Mune: IVIIy not find out if Oils
Is your trouble? lntrrestlnl; par.
1ieulars-Free1 Write A1u1v^riey's
Remedies, Specialists, 'l'urcutt 11,
Ont,
TEACHERS WANTED
IV:\N'l'1;U, LJUALIF1E1) L'lll'J'L:S•
taut teuehcr 1'20' Hand field 601too1,
dutil, to eulwuenee
11202, 19.13, 50111')' 41930, apply,
stating qualifications and asperl-
e1ce lo IV, ,1, Moody, Ser.: quo,-
'('r':usurer, statdficl,l
School arca, 111g' hake,
1'110'1' 115T.\ N'1' '1' 13 A it.: 11 L It
w:ulltd fur 0.8, No. 9 14'l1nud
State. Salary and r2unlifi'' (tions,
Ditties to eununelcu u1 t3s'' Int
al' S -i tonlbcr' 1\'rite glt11a tele•
2,h„rl,- nulubet' 20 1':I01ut's
11011111,011, iec1'ut(tl'y TI'c-' .111 el',
12 1t. Nu, 1 Rcncelcy, Unt.
1:X 1'EItI I:No 1:D 1' 110'1' }: 23'1' _1 29 '1'
t,;t'Imr for I'ublie
1)11111,: rouuneticing' Sept, :011
urs' $1,200, Refer' net.: 21- 1'.111'0I!
from present. or factory iti,re.otul'.
11"11115 Illaney, Sccret:ay, LK,ue.
1(112.
\\'AN'L'EII - .1SSIS'r:1N'1' '1'i':.1t:11-
r•2 fur Sparta 0' lltili'I'112(11
School. \\'rile stating itte.".iflca-
tiuns and salary to 1:111111 ('0'h• -
mei, :part((, Olt.
U.S.S. NO. 1i, \1'1;23'1' \VA\V.1`.u,11,
r(•'tuirrs t,';Icher cenimeneln'; ;,('p•
t, tnbt•r first, Slate qualifi'•''.luhn
:Ind s:Illlry to 11(2:1,1 Sal oul,
sok.: etary, .ltlburn 12.11, 3,
TEA CIIEI1- \VAN'I'ED - I'i1;2311'-
''L11.=s Iuarblr for 1.23, No. 13 tn111-
10'42. Duties comm. nee 23• I'(l'lll.•
her. .41115 l4l1t10g 2-1)1:2.5
21,0(2 r,cc. lsrtn:st .1. Li aria,
hr,'1210, 1)111,
\\'.1N'1'1 )) F' •11 1,6
Ito d, l'rolesLwt lcach"r. :1',)
al's ;1,10(1. IDOties 1u ounun,•nce
:-.212111iiiI'r. Shit: 1100I(2wal11:: 10
\\'illi:ons, ll:tt':1l19', ('111•
hl'I.1,1' (]t'.tLIFIEI) I'1tO'l'ES'I'.2
(ceclmr sur 23.5. No. 1'2, Os(uede.
Duties continence S0lllelllllel. 1p.
ply matitg 10pericnr', 502.1'9' 2.2-
perlcri to Iluhert fl or. rr;lo-
I;'l'y-'i'I'n�Ilrtl', 11I111,1nQ, 1)111.
'2,0IINS ANI) \1'OI)I.I,IiN itArie
11.\,'11IN1: .1X1) HAND RN( -1-1 1;,1(1
nu 113'' Ib., p.e.rpnl(l. lye
111 t' •„Ilea t n<e, l'Ieollri ton
►Vuollcll ,\lily, FIcstlerton,
LCT COUGHS UP A GENERAL SHERMAN
.
Out of an armored 1,C'1' (Landing Craft: Tank) comes an American-made Genet al tiberman tulle
. ated by British crew as Allied forces train for invasion with manoeuvres on the North African coast.
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RADIO REPORTER ate FROST
1' evclal years, re.,earch en-
gine(:- have been busy working
to t1 - over ways and means of
rennet or eliminating the harsh,
dis{e:..ant noises which conte
Iron. 1. radio receiver when the
wehr r Ulan goes on the ram-
pape. '\'hey have been seeking
also to find methods whereby
"niar • wade" noises, caused by
tr•t+lir f.,emcee, electric motors,
violet ray machines and the like
coup. •i.e. reduced to a minimum.
Aker four years ago radio en-
ginett: were successful in de-
v'elnl,i:,g a form of transmission
and it•eeption known as FM, fre-
quemy modulation, and this in-
nevat;en was making consider-
able 1•:ogress when the war cone
aloni. and prevented its being put
to lir;.tical purpose. As a matter
of ',merest CFRB, 'Toronto, had
InstJ,l:cd 8 special FM transmitter
at it, Moor Street studios in To-
ront(, and was broadcasting its
usuni programs over this equip -
nit It antil about two years ago,
when the engineer who was re-
sprns.ti:e for its operation was
caller. by the Government to as-
s nu. special duties associated
wit}. vartinne radio location work.
Rr l u: is 011 reception from this
1'M ':ansntitter by the few radio
funs sxho had acquired the FM
recce .ng sets indicated that sta-
ti; 1, entirely conspicuous by its
a:oerre. The station signal carte
in :t1.r, without any interference
01. 1!te• part of natural or man-
made static. J ust recently a large
erg:.1..28111m announced that they
hat; evolved a method of elinl-
irurlil.g static, through the means
of a:: appliance which can be in-
coti,l.rated with your present
radio set, While these develop-
ments of wartime research will
not i•0 released to the general
paten until Victory is. won . .
it ir• :ertain that radio reception
of 1.1,e future will be of the noise-
lesr variety. You will be able to
tun( n distant stations without
nay of that sharp, unpleasant
cra.t sting which is not only Bard
or, the ears, hut which frequently
distorts the signal itself. An the
1'U L))ngs of war die down, the
drat eedam noises in your radio
re(' .ver will also disappear, pro-
11t11r,g you acquire the necessary
cul 7;.:nent.
t n'io radio audiences are
tt: ,,..0d of enjoyable music on
Sat:...-.iay afternoons during the
v:,nlrr :season for the next three
year::. News has just come to
ban,: that the Columbia Broad-
cast:t;!_• System has signed the
Ph:i;,:ielphia Orchestra on an ex-
ciu:,'ve three-year contract to pro-
vide musical entertainment from
(Metter 2 tq April 30 for the next
thee( winter seasons, CFRB be -
in} 1:1e Columbia outlet fon' On-
tarir, we suggest you keep that
Octiitx:r date in hind and tune
it, for music you w'iIl really en -
very Saturday afternoon
the:— Iter between 1 and 2 p.m.
-:teeing to "Just Mary" has
hc. t ole a Sunday afternoon habit
nonny children throughout
Canada, but like many other
people at this time of year, Mary
is l,<:ng to take a vacation. How -
eve], there's a treat in store for
t11C oullgstet'S just the salute. At
1.1:: p.nl, on Sunday afternoons
the c, bout the summer, a delight-
ful little variety program entitled
" . t,lling All Children" will bring
to 1:,c airwaves music from \'alt
ltisr.ey film cartoons, children's
pec:i. and recorded children's
.c.r C.
• A:
.trother popular feminine per-
tor:city who is leaving the air-
waves for a brief vacation is
Monica Mugan, whose 10.45 amt.
Monday through Friday broad-
casts keep Ontario listeners up to
date 011 current events of a social
and general nature, After a trip
to her home town of Winnipeg,
Miss Mugan will renew her radio
column of the air on Monday,
August J.
A program with an active serv-
ice atmosphere originates at No. 1
Manning Depot, Toronto, every
Thursday evening at 8.05 p.nn.
over the CBC network. GailMere-
dith, well-known songstress, will
act as hostess for the airmen in
this series of "Swing for the
Services" programs . . the lads
themselves will lend their voices
to the music.
Archbishop Of York
Commends Bombing
Approval of the Allied stra-
tegy of bombing Germany's indus-
trial cities was voiced by the
Archbishop of York recently in
a diocesan leaflet in which he
replied to his countrymen who
have protested against the devas-
tating attacks.
"However much we deplore the
sufferings of the civilian popula-
tion and the destruction of their
homes, we must continue to use
our superiority in the air as a
means of ending the war as
speedily as possible," the Arch-
bishop declared,
"It is 8 lesser evil to bomb
war - loving Germany than to
sacrifice the lives of thousands of
our own fellow countrymen who
long for peace and to delay the
hour of liberation for millions now
held in slavery."
Menus Made Up
For Allied Nations
Dr. Louise Stanley is staking
sure that the food we ship abroad
i3 not only nourishing, but tempt-
ing to foreign tastes, says The
American Magazine, For 10 years
chief of the Agriculture Depart-
ment's Bureau of Home Econom-
ics, Dr. Stanley's new job is to
advise the United States Govern-
ment what menus to serve to our
millions of fillies. She has had to
learn the favorite dishes of the
whole world. For the Russians
she recommended a dehydrated
borsch from the U. S., and a
buckwheat mixture that's made
into kasha. She okays oats fon'
Russia, but vetoes them for
.Africa, where natives look on oats
as animal fodder. While leaking
up global market lists, Dr. Stan-
ley also does her own shopping
and cooking.
Time Wasted
An old shepherd, a member of
the Houle Guard in Wiltshire,
was up all one night at the time
of the expected invasion attempt.
When the news Caine through
that he could knock off, he said:
"Baill't 'e111 coming, sir?" "Not
this time," was the reply,
the old fellow said, "just what I
thought. There bain't no depend-
ence to be put on those Germans.
Here I've been up all night hang-
ing about for nutltin',"
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HORIZONTAL
1,7 Pictured
U. S. national
figure, ----
14 Mountain
nymphs.
16 Lowing.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
July 25
BIBLE TEACHINGS ON THE
COST OF DRINKING
Deuteronomy 21 : 18.21 ; Proverbs
23 : 20, 21; 1 Corinthians 6 : 9.11.
GOLDEN TEXT—Know ye not
that the unrighteous shall not In•
herit the kingdom of God? I Cor-
inthians ( : 9.
Memory Verse: hor 'Thou, ford,
art good, and runty to forgive.
Psalm 81i:
THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING
Time—The rival instructions of
Moses were -11 in 1 105 11.C.;
the Ituol; of ;erhi was written
probably about Dino 11.('.; the First
Epistle to the Corinthians was
penned by Paul .1.1), 58 or 59.
Place --Wo do not know exactly
where the (took of Deuteronomy
was written, but 1t may have iu.':n
not far from Mount Nola), east of
tho Jordan; the (took of Proverbs
was probably written 111 derns-
alone; i'aul wrote this Epistle from
Ephesu1.
Israel's Law
"And all the then of his city
shall stone him to death with
stones: so shalt thou put away Iho
evil from the midst of thee; and
all Israel shall hear, and foar." It
should be clearly recognized that
the power of parents over their
children (Exod. 21 : 7; Gen. 31 :
15), oven to putting them to death,
which prevailed in early Israel
also to this degree (Gen, 38 : 24),
Is hero enforced told controllod
by public authority.
in looking at this severe law,
ono should be reminded of God's
purpose for Israel among the 11
tlons, which demanded severe log-
Islation, Laws may greatly vary,
for the stone crime or nnisdeuneau•
or, from day to day, and under
varying circumstances. Thus, e.g.,
It is not a crime for a man to fall
asleep over his work, though it Is
very bad forth, and lio may get
dismissed fon' It;—but ho cannot
U, S, NATIONAL FIGURE
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22 Elevates. ANTS ' 1- M A N O ' ANI L
24 Ripped. YES M'� S (� T • M
25 Symbol for
erbium. 50 Tendency.
26 Treasurer 54 Solar disk
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28 Articles 66 Sultan's
30 Size of shot. decree.
31 Pronoun, 58 Circle part.
32 Boat paddles, 59 Ammonia
34 Above, substance,
85 Railroad 60 He figured in
(abbr.). a. —,--
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40 Hodgepodge. 62 Appliance 11 Thousand fork.
3Acetyl (abbr.) for opening. (prefix). 57 Entomology
46 Typo measure 63 Began. 1.2 Inactive. (abbr.),
46 East (Fr.). 84 Fitness. 13 Herons, 69 Fit.
47 Symbol for VERTICAL 16 Narrow inlet. 61 Symbol for
didymium. 1 Made of wool. 18 Symbol for tellurium.
48 Male parent,. 2 Mistake, methyl. 62 Opera (abbr,).
3 At,
4 Letter of
Hebrew
alphabet.
5 City in
Holland.
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23 Raged.
27 Kingdom,
29 Rabbits,
31 Mineral spring
33 Call for help
at sea,
37 Malayan
animal (p1,).
39 He is a
popular ---
in politics.
41 Plant part.
42 Diggers of
coal.
44 Proofreader's
mark,
47 Dunes.
49 South
American
rodent.
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(abbr.). (symbol),
52 Unit of energy
8 I am (conte'.), 53 North Caro -
9 Parcel of land. ling (abbr.).
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Skinning the rabbit.
bo sent to prison. However, It 1s
Et crime, punishable by death, for
a man to fall asleep while on sem
try duty in w•ar. The circumstanc-
es determiine the severity of the
penalty. Israel was to ,be kept a
clean, pure, priestly nation, to
boar witness to the holiness of
God among the nations of the
earth, and this holy calling greatly
enhanced the seriousness of traits•
gressious and iniquities.
The Same God
It is marvelous to think that
it is the saute God who speaks
and acts in Deuteronomy 21 and
In Luke 15; but how different the
action! How different the style!
Under the Law, the father is gall•
od upon to lay hold of his son and
bring hint forth to be stoned. Un-
der grace, the father runs to meet
the returning son, falls on his
neck and kisses hftn; has the fat•
ted calf killed for him, and makes
the house ,ring with the joy that
fills his own heart at getting back
the poor wandering spendthrift le
Deuteronomy tae see the land of
God, in righteous government, es -
muting judgment upon the rebel.
Mous; In Luke we see the heart
of God pouring Itself out In ten-
derness upon the poor repentant
one, giving hint the assurance that
It Is t113 own deep joy to get back
11Is lost ones.
Habitual Orunkeness
"Be not among winebibbers,
among gluttonous enters of flesh:
for the drunkard and the glutton
shalt comp to poverty; and drows-
iness will clothe a man with rags."
Gluttonous eating is hero put in
the sante category with drunken -
Ems. There are people who de-
nounce any kind of intoxicating
drinking who at the same time are
really gluttonous in their eating.
One is as bad as the other,
Two reasons are given why we
should avoid the company of those
indulging in this manner. In the
first place, such men are swiftly
running toward a state of poverty,
and secondly, because they must,
by the laws of human nature be
frequently overcome with a spirit
of drowsiness which prevents them
from enthusiastically entering into
their daily work.
In some strange way God has
established certain economic laws
on earth which allow the people
of the earth to mance a decent liv-
ing, whereby the necessities of life
can be provided. But 111111ons of
people who have had an adequate
income, and could have been coin -
Portable, have found themselves
finally in abject poverty because
of the drain that a thirst for 11-
quor makes upon their income.
Right In God's Sight
''Or how ye not that the un-
righteous shall not inherit the
kingdom of Cod? tlo not deceived:
WHEN EVERYONE
ELSE IS
PUSH114G
HIS
neither fornicators, nor Idolatera,
nor adulterers, nor effeminate,
nor abusers of themselves with
men, nor thieves, not• covetous,
nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor
extortioners, shall inherit the king-
dom of God." Righteousness is that
which is right In the sight of
Cod; tuu•iglueousness is that
w111011 Is wrong In the sight of
Gull. Au unrighteous man is a
man who is not living right, and
that includes all those. whom Paul
now 11c•gins specifically to desig-
nate.
In the midst of this dreadful
catalogue, is the one word which
cul): eras our lesson—drunkards.
There seems to bo today a sort of
fceliu,2 that there is something
just a little smart about getting
drunk, and that we must not he too
harsh on those who indulge In
alruholic liquors. Our text says
(hat such men will not eater Into
the Itingdom of God, and it says
we ought not, to be deceived In
drinking they will. Is not this our
d:urgor today, In this very point,
that we are being deceived into
thinking that after all drunken-
ness is just a weakness which we
must not too severely criticizer
'I'Ite Apostle Paul, by the inspir-
ation of the Iloly Spirit, says It
will shut sten out of the kingdom
of heaven.
Covered With Righteousness
"And such were some of you:
but ye were washed, but ye were
sanctified, but ye were justified
in the name of the. Lord Jesum
Christ, and in the Spirit of our
God." \\'ith regard to the throe
terms — washed, sanctified, juatl•
fied—they may be taken to ort•
press the sante idea under differ.
ent aspects. That idea is that they
had been converted, or completely
changed. They had put off the old
man and put on the new man.
Their stns had been washed away;
considered as pollution, they had
been purged or purified; consider•
ed as guilt, they had been cover-
ed
ovened with the righteousness of God
(Rout. 1 : 17).
No [natter what the past has
been, there is a way open for tor-
givoness aid cleansing, for delta.
00an)c0 and redemption, through
the Lord Jesus Christ. Whatever
we have been, we need no longer
he; whatever he the chains of the
past, Christ can break thein to-
day; whatever the shame and
stain of the years gone by', purity
and holiness may mark our lite
beginuing with Ihls very hour, and
there is no man so sunk In sin,
no man so long in gin, but that
he cannot be w•aslrod, and sanctl.
fled, and justified this very day.
Brazil produced 501,000,000
pounds of starch from ita native
minudloca root in the last year.
By J. MILLAR WATT
'GOS I'M FED Up WITH
THE SIGHT
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Residence Thong 12 or 140,
Office Phone 104.
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PHIL OS1FER
OF LAZY MEADOWS
(by Harry J. Boyle)
It's funny the way peopl. look at
the same thing and see such llif: :eat
things. 1 goes.` it all goes I act; to
that old saying a Oat llie fellow who
looked at lite jail tt•fndoty and saw
snarl and the otherrepo\\• looked out
and saw the mud. We're all the sane
))•
wase. . . wh_lh(,1 we're hal j y or not
khcther we have trouble or no
troubles ... all these are what intim
Li -Ice us when we look at the sant
things.
Mrs, Phil and 1 went for a ride on
one of those passAger beak the lost
time we trent to the lake, Of course
she doesn't like boats but it had been
such a warm day that she was game
for anything that would get us away
from the infernal heat. it was just
dusk and a'i-out all you could see of
the sun was a reflection al'ove the
water. The lights came twinkling on
all over the town. It looked as
somebody had scattered an euonuous
handful of stars all over the htll'sidc'
in very orll:rly G'ahion. There wen,
rows of the sante kind of stars propped
up along the docks that ran away out
into the lake.
The breeze cam( leaping up oyp'•
the prow of the slew, old bell IIKe
chilly gremlin out fur a frolic. Every-
0112
very0112 stood with thea; face.; to the
coolness sort of feeling the heat of
the day dissipate from themselves.
Little boats were scooting aro Ind the
water like illuminated water -bugs anti
a big freight:r stood aloof and lone•
some lake at the docks. You could
almost imagine that Isle 1`1; hoar wit'
wishing it could shed it's bulk and get
in on the frolie.
1''rotn 11)111 '1i 211' up behind the
town searchlights started combing the
sky with long silvery finger.,, An
air•plali- darted back a•.ti foil', a;
llrsive as a 111Mh instil finally the
stabbing fingers located It and traced
it's outline a;atr)it the night sky.
Darkness hail come on. accentuating
the tea!". of the cool, calm night.
1 Ica. 1 two, young lovers whisper-
ing and unashamedly 11: te:::(l, They
were vowing to ne•'er i1r:;et the scene.
I I chow! them. An olil coupl'2
wilt mind in a stcamer blanket w:re
sitting there q'ticily an 1 dna liv she
said. "Retne'u''r'r that nicht at Ni'l-
gare Faris')" Itis hand groped rot.
hers and lir said, "It was j1)•-1 IIIc•
this."
.\ lerivy-set man stood shivering on
t he d.ek and said. ' L-. Ca go hel';w•
\yhere it's warm. This (Netted roil
gets me dow'n." .\ crab'rd voice a. -
sailed the Tittle sailor with the query,
''Can't we go any faster than 1115?.•
A Mini •41 unit led in the halt' dirtiness
and comps:rine(I b:ttcrly al.out the lac';
of lig:its.
This was nature at iter 'i e.4. Dark
rtes„ blotted oet the sgaalor of tri
wetcrf ont and diiw a shrnul of vel•
vet over it all. Then to snake the
scene complete she studded the shroud
with twin'i4ing diamot:di and )tau ad-
ded lights that were intended to he
practical int which fitted into the
scene in a perfect way. Train some-
where up the harbor a little boat hoot•
(d deris:vely at the big one and the
steady lapping of the, w•aye_j against
u it b(''' and the the wake
swishing cf
.,
seemed to )'lend with the chug -chug of
the 'rents engines.
it wa? 11 perfect flight but we didn't.
all see it the sante way.
AUBURN
Holy Communion and Semon in St.
Mark's Church, next Sunday at 1
a.m,
Miss Betty Stratighan of Toronto. i
visiting at the home of Mr. and ,1115:;.
K. Dawson.
Mrs. Norman Allen and sister, Mrs.
I•oncil raj daughter, Sylvia, of (lode -
rich, t'isih_d recently with Mr. and
Mrs. )laitland Alton.
..11r. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson and
Fon, Cuugla:s, of Copper Cliff, Mrs.
Kitchen and daughter, Jane, of carnia,
with )Ir. and i\1rs. .1. J. Robertson.
Mr -s. Edmund King has accepted a
position as teacher at St. Augustine
school for the next term.
Miss Jean Mugford has accepted a
position in Godertch.
Miss Zeta Munro is taking a course
at Western University at London. the
course being in preparation for a posi-
,lion as laboratory as-sistant In clu'nti;•
try \vitli the p'oly'mer ('urpurutiun of
Sarnia.
I Miss Grace \\'ilsou, Coe'Ar.we is \i:5
iting with )lr. and )Ir.:. 'I'lunnas
son. \Irs. \\'ilsou and 1 ashy having
returned to their home ;coni Cu.ler:;'b
hospital.
)1 r, and \I1 Vivian \\'a:-
onto, with ,lo:l \Vaguer who is se.
iously ill at the brine cl' his sis'or.
,\liss Bale \Vaguer.
)1r. and 1 .
\1 •s John
(I 1 ,11, a ul
Mis, frank ('onllcr, 'of \\'hila lurch
visited 011 Sunday With
Frank Raithby,
)Ir, arta Airs. Hugh Bennett, fort
M.
THE STANDARD
.\lht'rl, )1r. and )Irs, Darold Nichol and other friends.
sun, of Seafo:th, visited \x1111 Mr, i )Ia;lers II Mill and Latu'rure
and )Irs, .Iola \\'flson 011 Sunday..
3 :\t'. ;nal Airs. play I'i idne el Lind 11,
pt rat the weelt•end with the latter's
parents, )Ir, and )It's, S1 iilluy Johns-
ton,
)Ir. and )Irs, Andrew l' iliieeuuell
and Goalie, of i 1!U \\ 1111 )t•, soul
11 rs. S. 1 free,
IVESTIt'IE1,1)
lir. and )Irs. \,'ale hell. of Itel•
\'illy. 11r, \\', II. \\'ilsun, of 1%ung,uuum,
Mrs. 11• )ILI,Nichol, of \\'alton, were
\v1'1•:; Basi edests at the hurtle of ,lir, and )Irs. \1', 1', Campbell.
and Mrs. )lau:•jce Bosnian. \1r, and )lrs, Jame; Alc41 111, Kath-
; Se\ r11 prim this vicinity attended Teen, of Clinton, viper guests on Sun
the Orange Celebration at \\'inghrlm on slay at the Ilona) of )Ir, and )Irs, 11.
Monday, Vincent.
i'ilut-t';lice ,• ( ('rnzi. r. of 1.:'ud.•n i lir, and Airs, \V, .\. Cfunp"r'll, Uou
who received his \Vings and Coln:111s- it'd, Mr, \\'. II, C'anlp'n'll, visited on
•:ioa un hriday, and his mother, )Irs. ;' manly aftertwlua with )t'. fad )Ira,
\\'rat. ('rortel•, visited on Sunday at \V'. is. crozier of
the homy of Mr. and )1r71, \V. \ u;:ulbel' 1111nI the \\'estl'irld ,\p•
1 ell. (1I1111e11t alieuded the inau(1lfuu ,u'%
Mr. al..;')Irs. I.Ilnyd \\'alien and lit vice at 1'onny'hrook on 'I'hnrsdlly ev•',
11e Donna, we London visitors thio ening for the 11 \y pastor, Rev. Ila. ld
week,.'l Donna was ha further Snell, ev, \fcl'l'rna,
of Romannon
treatment at the children's hospital. addrl veil the )sinister, and Iter, Sin-
t )Iiss )linnie Snell, who has spt'u1 Blair, of Myth, addressed the people,
l'anlphl'll are holidaying \\rill their
grandparent., Air. and ,Mrs, .\, E.
Johnston of \\'est \\*a\yanosh.
i ,)lash'. Donald Cowan o f Illylh
spent Inst \\'eek at the home ut Mr. -
'and Jars. tla wilt )1cl)owell.
:\lissr,; 1.111ua aud :\nitl.y \\'ah;h of
1Ieusnll ;pout Sundry With )Ir, find
Mrs, A, l:, \\'fish,
)liss )lilllred Cook of Belgrave is
visiting her cousin, Ruth Cook,
Al r. and )t:, )linen .1 100)11 of
111.010M 1 vis) 11I 01) MI 11111 ' \\•ills Mr,
Hnllll'
\yeel(s
Neill 'Toronto friends is A solo was rendered by )t's. 1I', Jel'-
visiting her sist-r, Mrs, ,I, I,. AlePt yell frivol), of I
)nunyhroolc,
es
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1Ve(lnes(la , .Tultir 11, 1943,
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OFEICIAY.
PROGRESSIVE CONSEln,ATI V IES
c
NDIDATE
HURON and ''RU6'E TO
Ontario Legislature
ON July 3rd, an all day organization Ineeting of
I'rogressdvc Clmservl1 Ve Party candidates and
officials from all over the Province, held at the loyal
York IIntel, list cited wit h rising eatlius(,(nl to highly
con'inu•tive and inspiring addles: front the Provincial
Leader, George 1)rew,
\Ir. Dr'IV presenter) a series of pledges to the
people of the Province ---each rine of which was
tlnanimously applauded, '1•h1' pledges, twenty-two in
number,• constitute the platform upon \\hich the
p'rogressiv'e Conset•v.tliye Party enters the general
election.
1t \vas that programme Which the Leader announced
to the public in his radio address last Thursday night.
1\1r. Drew said;
#70,
1. \\'e will maintain Rrili h Institution c and
stiengthrn the I;ritish partnership by every
meant within the constitutional p)wet of
the tan eminent of Onl:uiu.
2. \i'c will at rill times work in ctTectivc
co-npr1,10(m ivith the I)onlininn tioVet5.
I/11111 t and with all other govr?nine tithes in
Canasta in all ;irtivilies which trill assist in
the prosection of the war to a snuesslnl
eon,Insion, and in establishing a sound
Lal as of s1, sat security, health insmanl e
and plder)ln in their old age fat all our
prnpb•. At the same time we will nisi0 that
the couatitutinnal 11(11115 01 ihr people of
Ontat 10 be pre:rrsed. and that the (;oiern•
merit of Ontario exrrrise lull control of its
own l'lovincial affairs.
3, The farms, the factories, the mines, the
)()rests, and pert,onl services whif ton -
slit ute
on•slitute the five major grwps rat employment
will be :imputed by appropriate leg; dal ion
in their etinris to Increase employment at
good oilers. In Burl• lir;'I of employment
15);ifjrinal initiative will be encuuta)5ed and
hurl work rewnrlc(I by picturing taxes and
removing bureaucratic restriction,.
4. Farming will be organized In ceery
county under committees of outstanding
farmers who will he gi)en authority to plan
pr,xhietiin and regulate the plotessjn; 1)111
disltibutinn of their output. Ch. a' -e bonds,
eteanlrrics, milk rlistr:hut)ls, cruor)) p11-
di.1, markets, gond mit matketnte mgani-
zaii',ns will be motel the rvp, l n:ion 4,1 )51 -
standing fainters in ('11)11 lane of piuilm.tiun,
WILL TAKE OVER STOCK YARDS
FU• k valla will be taken over by the
(,m enuncnt all .peri) d a' a public Iv
owned e711r rp)1sr1 so that spiv of ntio1 aud
manipulation may be stopped .and fair
pries a:'m:•d.
\ confeienle will he railed imnteilialrly
of leading (.11111r,: 11,1111 OW wh)le I')), 11)111
to .15.1.1 in dt.dning (Pei 11 r plans for the
organization of rood production.
6. Legislatirm will i.c hitt"lu rd assuring
the w)rketc and ,'nnptrayerc )I 01))5 I'ri)Vim c
ihr tares( and 7110.1 ar1\,111, rd law, gntern-
ing 1,1)1)3 pri. ••'c I"Iln51515 an inquiry to
to, mete:taken unnu,o,iid) oy a come it leg
rat at least 15 members to he known a5 the
Ontario Labor PelatIons Committee, 11pm1
whish there will be equip tepresentatjun ut
labor, employers, and the general public..
!Co ngnizing at the outset the right to proper
and enforceable Iegi:lat1un reg;u'ling 1"lir1-
tisc bargaining, this committee will he
3•kerl to examine the Law: dealing with
labor relations in "the? commies and dial)
for 1)nlarto an act wilt, h will r.,tahh,h that
"The programme \\•hick the Progressive Conserva-
tive Party in Ontario undertakes to put III lri effect is
based upon theconvirl1)11 that under a steam; governs
the \rest resources and producing c•aparjt y of
this Province can 1133(1re emplri)•11101(1 fund good \l'al,t's
for all tvhn will tvnrk and security for those who find
thenlsel\•es unab10 to \vork because of sickness,
unemployment, ph)' i1;11 disability rig old alae. II is
based upon the belief that the spiritual full material
welfare of our people, now and in he Int tire, coli lie
hest assured under British democratic inslitWinus •
and within the British partnership,
The Progressive Cunselvat ive Party tinderlakes to
put the following programme into effect its the
Province of Ontario,
-two Poctt
basis of justice, co-opctalion and resron-
sibidity which is so necessary for the welfare
and security of all our people.
6. The mining industry will he assisted in
every way possible and pia. ed ander the
direction of a \sinister with pnartieal
knowledge of training. The tax bunirn will
be lightened and there will be a mot,'
equitable distribution of the tax between
the different taxing bodies. :\ larger shape
of the taxes will go 10 the Provincial and
\tnnilipal trca5ut)es. All resuictivc mea-
sures which deny prospectors and nthrts
the inducement to find and develop new
alining properties will be repealed and
every encouragement will be given to
geologists and prospis•tnts to discover new
mineral areas. Every practical 31,1sure pec•
Bible will be adopted to expand this meat
basic industry so that it 'nay otter the
widest opportunities for employment when
our anted forces are demobilized.
LONG-TERM FOREST POLICY
7. Our vast finest genomes, which under
proper aalutinjstratfun ate capable of orat-
ing employment fat hu5d0•ds 111 thousands
of new workers, will 6e placer under the
control of an ()math) Forest 1te5)nlecs
Commission which will operate andel long -
tem policies of ronset531111), relntestntj)0
and soil control. Immediately intet its
tot illation it will review• all exiting rnn-
tracts and will cancel those which have
dis',noel of gt(at lows of forest iesourccs
without proper consideration.
8. An Ontario Ilousing Comnlvsdon will be
cleated to plan a great housing ptiumi rat
(hr,nlglanut the whole I'nn'inee for the
purpose of creating employment in the
putrid of mluljustnnent and ,at the same time
brine to an end the uns1ti'f,ltor y housing
conditions in many puts ul ()Minim
SCHOOL TAXES TO BE CUT
9. 'rheic will be a sweeping tevj 1inu of our
whole s) stem of teal estate taxation sur 111.11
the owning ant itnptoveinem )f homes and
farm land, whir It ate the vers Inundation )f
our Swirly, will 1101 be lliscnmaged by
ex, ('5cj5c taxation. Asan initial Step in that
direction the l'rovin' iel Government will
as:umc at least 50 per cent of the school
(:axes now charged against teal estate. It j5,
howevet, to be clearly understood that this
change will not affect the authority of the
local' school boat ds.
10. Our educational 5)50111 will be com-
pletely rcvisel 50 that every child in this
1'tovin(c will have an opportunity to he
educated to the full extent of their 1101151
capacity, no nutter where they live Lir what
aMMe
the financial circumstances of their parents
may hr, \'tralinnal tr.Iining wilt his made a
murk nun( impul1,lnt putt of the soh of
work, so that children may be plrp: ted to
cant a lining by martic,l vocational
in,uutlion. 'etc impel Lint live of our
ter het; in each community will be fully
re(ugnind,
11. Steps \viii be taken In assure that (Weil'
child is given the greatest possible oppor-
tunity to fair lily with a healthy h'uly and
1)1)11). I lr;duh tu',l:no's willbr rstah!r:hr,l
s) that medical, dental and other health
pro, (thin will all.e available to a1
12. Stela: will be taken immediately to
metro.,LlunS for gnat public midis taking,
w41i In wn
wilt et employment in the prhj)d
of icadjustment immediately aftct the teat.
TO REVAMP HYDRO
13. The Ilydro-1{lectlit. Tower ('omnis•ion
x111 br trmnvrd from p)litil l (onttol.
Recognizing that the publicly owned
IItaitmP.h't!tic resonl e1 of this I'mvitce
belong to all gun people, there will he an
immediate adjr0tnl til "f the hates for
eircuic rnetgy upon a )11.1 and r'In11a)1Ie
h❑ -1•. 1 he service charge in tn,ll arra: 1011
hr tenIsved. Power 55'111 he extended to
fat of with full recognition of the un 1 that
food prluhlI1i"n in war •j5 hardly less
es -(inial to our success thin the militia),
(1101 L
14. fleas will be made for land reclamation
tht)5gtlunt the Pros int e, so that all an'as
w'h3. h t an b,' brought into production wall
be 17111y developed. 'rbs:e plans \viii l e
Malted immediately, Lot the a.1md
t e.clopment 1) nnet i 1d the ❑teas 51-111 be
(locoed so that they an be placed undo
yete,1 n; organization, in the 153sod of
t1'adies)mr't. 'phis mill 'pen wide nppnt-
luuiiira tut immediate r'nIpioynient when
the war it over. rid will also idle tovel)ans
and then famine: the Chan: 0 11 50tte 1n
Org,Injzrvl g')rpt jut 111l,l 51)u3e their c()'
tannic 31Yutily can be assured.
15. 'Taxation will be reduced and efficiency
of Covet unrnt inetr.nse,l by the elimination
of all I'to1 i111 iul demo mum( and sen 5, es
5'hi, It MO, ate iii) -r 01 the 1))nninton
(10'.r•inment and ate 11)1 ur1, -13?v lilt Olt!
11111IP t:.' ,1 111 Ving cult•
5(l111lIUil;al 1581115.
16. An efficient and permanent civil service
sy51'nn wit) immediately be put )nln (Heel
whi, h 3'111 pt)tecl cis i1 5('1)11)115 1.1..111
1101ilival di:lui.:,l or inte!lereur, tiros
1 1 reasIng admimslretive (•I01 limey by giv-
ing to all Ijcl servants a tit eater some of
segurity 1111)1 pride jar their work.
17. All l.'i Illation will he repealed which
denies any individual the tight to. derend
his person and ptuprlt' bcfutc the rands,
- OLD AGE PENSIONS
18. There will In, an immediate inetease In
mothers' tdlow•anes and 01.1 -age pelmas
in keeping with the him eased 1'1141 of living.
'I herr mill be an immediate repe.1? 111 the
shameful piivlslon that old people who have
a 110111( of their atvu, \O doh they have
established by their savings ltnaughout
long Yeats, must Itisnose of that home beink
they will be granted the very limited ;allov-
•un'1: which they nuc entitled to ttv'cive. 111
futnne the 13111 people who have played their
pm l so well in making this great I'tnvin,c
what it is today nulst not be titled to
poi? tgage their home, before they (.111
receive their small pensions,
19. Adequate supplies at reasonable prices
of furl, milk and other basic necessities
will be assailed by caeclivr' nrrtanization and
adminIstalice control. Ite(ureettatives of
labor, 5(13 ul inganIzall)n5, and the con-
suming public scall be appointed to all
boluds dealing with these mallets.
20. Men and women who have served In
the ,ruled lune; 5)111 be assured 111Mtn y
in the pnhlic service and 'protection in their
employment..
21. Ombng the war those who ate In nuli-
tat y 5115il e will be given legal pnrle lion
3)5 117151 the economic cnnseinte lr es of l twit'
set vice. In all ca:es where the ability of
Oliva, in nnlltaly set vice and their depen-
dents to meet their financial obligations
hate been 5uuer1.ldy reduced by such
set%ite, effective legal plotectjun will be
given u,tiin't seiznc of propelty tor
arrears of to;,':, f'rlelti(e of instalment
Coaltarts, cancellation of life iism;tlt c
poli, 11'5 11(1 In $ln,l)I )i 1, lila Rtllents 1nr Utt'e'r
Ieg,It pturmlings (ul dl'hts ineuncd brmtC
entering ntilitiu1 501irc, Mid oiler cnabat-
IIl:=it)5 financial nbrgatIons. Thee pm -
visions, toi' i'vct, will he sulject In the
1751)l)'s5 conliliml this those able to pay
will not be pet milted to evade their obliga-
tions by tlni5 device, and that just plolectj'n
will be nssultv1 h 11IStltrns under 51111)1111
fund enrolee pinrr•dulc hetotr the court.
Thi1 does nal provide for 1,lurcllti"n of
obligations, but timely 1cictment %vitt'
justice to :ill onceine,I.
SOCIAL SECURITY PLAN
22. A tehtbilitation and social security
committee will be dpp)inlyd iuunedialllY
tvit!t 111s1111"ti)511 lo (hall plans which will
0111117 5)1151 srcutity for all our people, and
:tam provide fur the rehabilitation and
(unplug meta rat the members of our alined
ton 5i and munition w•ol kers after the weir.
VOTE AUGUST 4 FSR THE
Published by Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
r
George Drew
as 1 know him
By George W. James
Editor Cunndian .talesman
Bowmanville, Ontario
An (h(,) in Ino( in, sail oh, lion is In
be held )n \ e;,r-1 (he tomtit. A
duly now tall 110,31 11,, wcckl)'
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to kno55)1111.1 hi nl; al. ,31t 1h ,r tl hn
lead Ism nal tie, :"011 11) 1^k their'
tillpvu •tl,
I'•nea arm! r„ulL,yeI cls ,1) the
c,nnpolgn II)i,;htrn•, will hr (1' int
swillintIIli' pie-inIht1'Ioil, ,•. rho
time I5 not) ,111/01 !lint' 1) . .1 :'•1111'.
thine•, v:ith„rat 1,411' 1) 11iIr, ah,art
finalities of Ieadei.hip. Pet ental
history G a fail ( 1 111 pl„•prrljyo
pet flat 151 111 1'
Lel us the) inoohle (;,,ore., A,
1)s), I1,11rt 1,1 1111' 1'e ^;n' leo
('nn native Patty of the Taxmen
01 0511(11),
Itis eolith a1 opp5ne) n lase
Putrid to pi, t i n e (. •age I U Iw•
11114)1 ;loot 111d 5 i - i 31a)', 1-11,1,5
of lis who 'sive cons. 0) 1.,1101y
G/eigr •nS man t) 111,1), 1,111 .1111)'
that Ile hr; 5•14o11, 514 imlerdl
\i.;i'n ul 11•d)n11d and pear tical
character. Ile ha.) demons(
that e131 sir r he marled e(Itt )
lift,
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searching., ;old Octln htdi, tIl 7103
hays want th1• ult n1,1r l»sI t of
1111)1!tyins11 1 s'er. hot Ito
folrc,1 r, n1 lite 0-111t:.( turn
ihry 1131' ' Illtalt 1n disp,u,tgr ;11).1
intimidate loin. Ili. cout14I1e leaf•
Ir=stn:, soil d1 ;, tlie,1 t) lntll h.ae
cnnlptllch• di•aiine! ;III )rip„nt'nl3
tt110 dare mr•rl 111711 upon legItinmlo
11111 nt5rt't 051111 1-.
Gentle 1)1155' i Ino and foremost
n Canadian, sit 11' t and st1ong
rind the bra the Rills -11 connection.
Ile i.4 d9 vans of ...fr.Itis 11,nll-
f.1ther tt'13 a 'wen!, 11 1 nada',
fns? p.uliamrnt;)1711 (•untedrrttinn,
Gouge \vas :n1 oat. 151 in taw Gulp!'
Insane ty at ll 511. of .ag,', tli:hvl
at nal', )I111131.11: i5 I')td, 51,1(1
$evetely wounder in 151h, Spent
many month, in nlil(:115' hospitals.
George 1 lune, oat -151 p3tbli, life
in bis noisye oils', I;71rlpli. ns 1)11
aldlIln3t ;Ind al l') tar aide 111,115)115
of that city, Iii; ;nhniui:t;ttve
exp.: 11 15 1 began 1.111,' anal Ila; , )n•
(ithIlyd Iir)IZt to hi: pm:)nt p 1 ?.
(1111 a71 5mr1',v )f Ou, 11011 in, 111
1'nrHameln ;n311 ador "1 tlla
Oppl:iti ni, It110 In. has gone far
hr•slnl ILII. Holding the view
that public 10)' demands the 5t 11(•11
Itt ' ill'' I nosMaster, (,ro1g,• 1 Urn
has Itarllrd thtran(h)ut llulada
has r-ilbli;hell 5(1111 contacts tout
p1t,onally t"ntrd IIn• I1,l1llli Ides
cluing Ihr 111 1-1.111. war, F1,•inq,
seeking and obtriling vittl inhuma-
tion alit, 1 M 1 ,mala amt Ilie flume.
)rat-Lunluu; r. 1)'I.I, 1 111nt while
over las lie made 1' 1i•; d sly
evhaii'live (1511th y i11 , alai• gimme
and h5rn,it.• p1 ,1111, Isla. \) other
puhiir n,an 5n (:u'.'i I f e 'i iniu,I
1
drrpty 111) thi71.r:1! 5111 tnrsli)n.
Public Oh,1.i)1 ;111 1',In,11I,nt
1111 13 5h. 11,I hr . p1, int, ht(,I
for the wtit1mc4 :111'1 r .m h1' 1
Geleee IIt tv, •it c hi • 1.1 Item
I:hitain, Inn, IIi1 c Ihr I' --'111 anal
future )1 l'o1.ut.1n .m.11 ul'n1•. Ilr-
II.Isiu'quite'I'Oil 11till ):1.1:..11ott'
aud 55 3)t! 5l.',; 1,n 1'.ol,ola's
greatest, yet unld m•he, ted in•
duslry. Them j, ph'a-nit hide .11 in
trtng 51•ttling rat 111171 utan w•1"SC
lifelliclos1t:r 11)' sh;aped slcadtty
toward statesmanship,
Wednesday, truly 14, 1943,
•!•0{9.194.40.4 r4...:•4..•.4. r...M.44+44 ..u.4.i
LYCEUM iI'IIEATRE
WINGHAM—ONTARIO.
Two Shows Sat. Night
;Thuro,, tri., Sat.,-' July 16.16.17�<
SPECIAL
Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, ft:
.Ray Milland, Eddie Bracken In':
"Star Spangled Rhythm"
•:1;( aII .Iter cu t in nn enlerlalnhng�l' i
m usicl1 comedy. �_;
Also "SHORT SUBJECTS" Cr
.Matinee Sat. afternoon at 2.30 p. m.*
''Mon., Tues., Wcd., July 19.20.21;1;'
r• Charley Boyer, Rita Hayworth, '_'
Ginger Rogers, In 3.
r'
: I _.
V. "'Tales On Manhattan" '.1. ,
.:;.:;.1'multi aln(Ted production with3.
ten stars in five stories. !_'
ALSO; "SHORT SUBJECTS" ._.
Ni' i .:.:11:..0..4 :..:.:. •:u:..:..:+.:••:..:u..0::iO• •:.14.
'Assistant 'feather Engaged.
The lilylr S,'heol I'otu'd has engaged
Aitss Natalie 1leruuun(, of Alontreal,
as Assistant 'fetcher in the Myth
Continuation .'cheol, to flit the ascan.
cy, calmed by the 1.,,;i1 nalien of 111kta
AIai Jory George.
1 d,r 1
East Wawanosh Council
Connell met on July 8th with all the
members present, Minutes of the last
meeting wm'e read and approved. The
Clerk reported on' co•rtx4ponticnce with
the Health Department regarding tite
two unused cmnoterlea in the Town -
61111) now in a deplorable- condition,
The Cemetery Act providing that in Reports received from creamery in-
cases such as these the Altuhlcipallty structors of the Dairy Branch of the
bec:omea 6010 owner with the appoint- Ontario Delxtrtment of Agriculture
matt of trustee's In connection there- indicate that the peak of butter pro.
,wllh, Council will meet with interest- duction throughout the Province was
ed parties in connection with West• (reached during the third week of June,
field cemetery before next meeting and that a decline in production may
nig nts It is ox• ! now be expected, although this is not
peeled will be mode regarding this likely to be substantial, All section.
matte•. A contract was entered into of the Province report that thepeak
Mr, Gibson, representative of has now been passed, although with
the General Accident Insurance Com• pastures 1'11 excellent condition, the de -
pally, whereby Road insurance and In- cline isnot expected to be continuous,
ansae° on Road Equipment now car- An interesting feature of the report
is that the appeal to producers to
aim at higher testing cream has
brought excellent results, A statement
from one creamery shows that from
teats of 115 patrons' cream, token at
random, the average butterfat test was
E;�7.5 per (tent before the appeal and
34.9 per cent after its distribution.
Despite the onto exceptionally hot
week in June and the gathering of
cream three timers in two weeks In-
stead of the former twice a w.ek pick-
up, the quality of cream received at
the creameries showed a slight im-
provement compared with the same
month a year ago,
Tho report for the Toronto Group
States that with the hotter market
holding more or less steady, thee
has been' no change in cream prices
during the month of Jane. Indications
tare that more outlying creameries aro
shipping their second grade cream to
the larger creameries for churning,
There is vary little demand for under -
grade 9iutter.
f'i► THE STANDARD ` Pin 8.
•
Peak Of Butter Production
Has Now Been Passed
Campaign for Higher Testing Cream
Haa Produced Good Results.
hen further arrau cmc
tied with Lloyds will be assun>Ied by
the above mentioned company at a
considerable reduction in Premium
rates.
A number of accounts amounting to
$06490 all for Itoads were passed and
paid, After which Council set. Monday
August 91,1t as tittle for next meeting.
A. Porterfield, Clerk.
Hon. Farquhar Oliver
• MINISTER OF PUBLIC WORKS
ANI) WELFARE.
. WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MEETING AT
WINGHAM Town Hall, on
Wednesday, July 21st
at 2.30 p.m•)
IN THE INTERESTS OF
Hugh Hill
LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR
Duron -Bruce
Everybody Welcome
Prolatex Rubber-SavingSystem
EXCLUSIVE 'TANK -DIP PROCESS.
I'rola lex is a penetrant --it liaK none of the characteristics of
paint or ordinary brush -applied so-called preservatives,
The I'rotalex Lose, Iil1e rulxhcr, Is a vegetable product—soya
benn nil. WW1 it are compounded a number of materials valued for
111 it ruher-atving qualities, It leavers no "shine" on the tire—
instead, it r0. 11)1 es tine soft carbon -black "now rubber appearance."
Get your tires Prolatcxed every -5000 miles, or six months, which
ct er toms t'irst at
White Rose Service Station
1..: Je IL..
11 .1. , m. 4 Ma, ,, i; 11
•
LONDSEBORO, ONTARIO,
milara
LONDESBORO
Mrs. Murdock Ross is visiting her
daughter and son at Toronto and
Clarkston.
Mrs. Mary Sampson, of Palmerston,
is spending a few days with Ma's, Jen-
nie Lyon and other friends,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Throop of Chi -
cage, are holidaying at the home of
their sister, Miss E. Maine,
Miss Cnandle•s is visiting with her
sister and family. Mrs, R. N. Alexttttr.
der.
AU'. McAllister and fancily of Clin-
ton, have moved to the White Rose
'Service Station here, which was va-
cated by Gordon Radford.
Mrs. F. Wood visited with her sis-
ter, Mrs, James Roberton, Auburn, on
Monday.
BELGRAVE
Morning Prayer and Sermon next
Sunday in Trinity Church at 11,30 am.
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr. and Mrs, George
•sport the week -end with
Red Bray, Lake Iburot,
Mrs, Howard and daughter, Mia',
Johnston', and, sons, of Brantford, are
visiting Airs, A. Quinn, and Edward.
Mrs, Routledge and daughter, of
'Sault Sto, Marie,' visited her aunt,
Mrs, Quinn, on Monday.
I. Word received from Car. Janice
Walsh, status that he was leaving the
Pacific Ooast on Wednesday for his
furlough at punto,
McGowan
friends at
•Ray Dobbyn, of London, spent
the weekend with his parents, Alr, and
Mrs, Cecil T. Dobbyn,
1 sdileteedilfeds
Now you can be sure
your family gets good nutrition. Follow
the 63 varied menus in this Free booklet:
I Iere's the book you have been waiting for... the practical way
to good nutrition. No need to be a student of dietetics! You
simply follow the menus planned for you, confident that you
arc serving meals as healthful as they are appealing.
This is in important part of your war
effort! For proper food is vital to health,
and therefor to all-out production. Yet
Government surveys show that 60 per
cent of Canadians fall short of good nu-
trition, even though seemingly well-fed.
So learn the way to meals that are as
healthful as they are ap-
pctizingl Send for your
• r copy of "Eat -to -Work -
to -Win" now/
Valuable
. Authoritative
SEND FOR YOUR COPY TODAY
Just send your name and address,
clearly printed, to "Nutrition
for Victory", Box 600,
Toronto, Canada
Sponsored by
TIIE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
in the interests of' nuuldon and health as an aid to Victory.
*rbc wwtrltionat
statements in "Eat.
to • Werh • to -Win"
are acceptable to
Nestritien Servka,
Departo,mt of Pin.
tient and National
Health, Ottawa, for
tbeCanadianNeetri•
Sim Programme.
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POW PLAYING; "Blondie Goes to
College" & "South Of Tahiti,"
1111J1111rr11, �tiPIT L 'TH'L'�TIIE REG'ENT 'i'i.
Ct.'NTP N. ODERICH,_ . SEAFORTij.
NOW PLAYING; Paulette Goddard Now Playing; Sonja Henle In
in "THE CRYSTAL BALL" "ICELAND"
i
v
y
•
r,
i
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Springtime In The Rockies
Love, romance, song and (11111(•(,
against the beautiful backdrop of
the Canadian Rockies,
Betty Grable and John Payne, with
the music of Harry James and
his orchestra,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Sonja Henle, John Payne, Jack
0 kl Bressart, e, Felix 8r ssart, Osa Masson.
The comedy ilueen of the blade,
greets the Marines when they land
i11
"ICELANI)"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Noel Coward, ,John Mills and Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Bernard Miles. Walter Huston, Errol Flynn and
Sellout does a pirinrr whl tb( Ann Sheridan
pt'ai e (11' all dr;11nalir• critics. '1'1.11 n thrilling story of Norway
Stich 11 filet is ;11111 its voarI teous struggle for
freedom
"In Which We Serve"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Gere Tiernay, John Sutton,
Preston Foster,
A roaring advel,turo drama ptn•i(ell
with action and romantic int r•
Hide<.
"'l'hlul(ler Birds"
COMING: Betty Grable In
"FOOTLIGHT SERENADE"
"Edge Of Larkness"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Grant Taylor and Betty Bryant
romantic military drama feat.ur-
int; the (,slllnits of Attu; cavalry' -
men
"FORTY '1'IIOtTSAND
1lOREl-EN"
COMING: Anne Shirley In,
"THE POWERS GIRL"
NOTE: Aeature picture is showy,
twice each .npighht,Yccyomymeyn�cgingy,,g7[..30.. Mat, Wed. S�agte& Holidayse�at 3gP,M. Matinees Sat. & Holidays at 3�PP,M..�y�j
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Specializing In Earth and llohscholl'
Sales.
Licensed for the County of iluron.
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
For indo•tnation, etc., write or phone
William ii, Mm•ritt, phone, Residence
93; Shop 4, Blyth. 4.4•tf,
HAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist in Farm and Itousehold
Sales.
Licensed in Iiu•on and Perth
Counties. Prices reasonable; satis
fiction guaranteed.
For information, etc., write or phone
Harold Jackson, R.R. No. 4, Seaforth,
L'4hono 14r661.
LOST
33 cotton sacks, between Calvert
Falconers and Ilovatt's Sideroad, on
the Auburn Road, lost on Tuesday af-
ternoon. They were for ]ted ('rose-
purposes, Finder plleaSe notify MI'S.
Jack Creighton, phone 1S-13, Blyth,
.19.1.
FOR SALE
2 Mowers, Now idea and Prost &
Woo(1, both 6 foot cut, one brluul new.
Apply to Donald MuKeuzie, phone 11-
12, Blyth. •19.1.
FOR SALE
6 pigs, seven weeks old; 7 pigs five
weeks old. Apply to Charles Nichol-
son, phone 31.14, Blyth, 49.2.
W.M.S. MEETING
' The Woman's Missionary Society
met on Ttdetsday, July 1 3th. The meet-
ing opened by singing, "Faith of our
Fathers.'' Psalm 1.1S was read re-
sponsively, anti Dr. Annie Ross led In
prayer,
The treasurer reported that we had
oxce1c led our allocation for the quar-
ter.
Mrs. Jenkins, the Baby Band Super-
intendent, thou took charge. • "The
(Church's One })'ountlation," was sting.
t"Churches in Captivity," was the topic,
Psalm 46 was read responsively, atter
which Mrs'. Jlenkitns led in prayer,
Stories from holland, Germany and
,Norway were read by Mrs, W. Mills,
Mrs, Pollard, Airs, Pett•s, and Mitt.
Jenkins, "I waited for the Lord my
God," was sung and Mrs. Jenkin.; read
- a letter .from our Moderator. Mr.
Slate', who has been. on a visit to
Scotland, and strongly advises that
'till's divisions to the church must be
discarded,
Mrs. Oster gave an interesting
Christian Stewardship reading, "How
lovely is Thy Dwelling Place," was
sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated
In unison.
Lunch was served on ibe lawn at
which 1111e( Baby Band and their moth-
ers were special guests,
Mission Band Met.
The Mission 1'tan(1 of Loving Service
held their regular meeting r:n Satur-
day, July lOth, with an atteudanee of
'6.
After n work period, the meeting
opened by alt retreating the Members'
Purpose. Mrs. Marshall told a story,
"Molly and tier Clft Box,". During
the 11'oship Period, Shirley Falconer
read a passage, Ann Jeanette read
the story of Zaccheus. The birthday
song was sung for three members.
The President and Secretary then
took their places. The minutes were
read and approved, the treasurer,
I'1'erne Pollard, gave a report for the
quarter, Irene Howatt, Temperance
Herald, read a story about General
Bernard 'Montgomery, entpha.li.itt ;(rn•tnli the rolling world."
that he neither smokes aur drinks
The too( ling (1o'e11 \t'llh
Airs, 1ranl(li1 Balaton gate 111 • story.
""Three Sisters" little Italia) girl., ul I'ricnllsltip I'r;(ycr,
',Canada.
All went together to the church , >Ir
lawn, where the Friendship Circle we-; si-ter,
formed and all sang, "Touch lath l< bury,
•
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11)e World
('. '1', Uuhbyn is visiting her
11r>, A, N, 1)ohbyn, of New•
SOLDIER of the SOIL
TIHS year the Canadian Farmer urgently needs
help. Ile needs your help to produce tine food so
necessary for victory. Many thousands of farm
tt'orkcrs are serving in the Forces, so that the farmer
—the Soldier of the Soil—is shorthanded, hut
shorthanded as he is, he is called upon to produce
more food than ever before. Food is one of the most
powerful weapons of war. Grains, bacon, dairy pro•
ducts, eggs, beef, fruit, vegetables—FOOL) to feed
our armies, our allies and our people we must have.
W11AT CAN Y'OU DO?
You may be it school teacher, student, business or
professional man, an office or store clerk—no 'natter
what you are, if yon have a few hours, days, weeks,
or mouths of free time this summer, you can do
your country and the farmer a great and patriotic
service by helping out on the farm. You may bo
inexperienced, but you still can help. You will find
work on the furan healthy and congenial. It will give
you the satisfaction of feeling that you have brought
Victory nearer.
What }roll . should do NOW!
Consult any special local committee or offlee%,:
established to deal with farm labour place-
ments in your city or town; or
Write the Director of the Dotninion•Pro In•
Bial Farm Labour Program at the Capital of
your provincel or
Get in touch with your nearest Employment _
Nand Selective Service Office,
•
i IIM ii NIGH 4i OT 1112 ° oma
IIUMPIIREY MITCHELL
,111ntater of Labour
A, MaeN1IM tRA
Director, ?rational Sclet:tiro Scrota
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REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 501.31; Seaforth, 15, Collect.
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l'u;in: h
racing. g faun.', refusing to he stopped by skimpy transportation facilities, travel to New-
nutrhet on bicycles, They face tougher problem pi,'king steel steeds from jumbled pile parked outside
course than piclang winners among blooded tines.
THE WAR • WEEK — Commentary on Current Events
German Armies Have Started
Third Offensive Against Russia
A spe_rnl radio communique
from :Moscow announces that the
German armies have started a
third offensive against Russia.
:1s was the case la=t summer, the
new assault, .ay The New York
Times, has been launched along
the winding 200 -mile front from
Orel, some 200 miles south of
\1o,cow, t0 Belgorod. just north
of Kharkov, where both sides have
been concentrating troops for
some time. The Moscow commu-
nique leave., no doubt that it is
a major effort, into which the
enemy has thrown "large forces
of tanks and infantry, supported
by a considerable number of
planes."
1943 Strategy
Therewith, the strategy of this
year of 1913 has been decided.
The .allied victory in Tunisia and
the mounting air bombardment
appear to have delayed the Ger-
mans, anti the delay may still
prove vital, as in the two years
past. But neither Tunisia, nor
the air war, nor the necessity of
providing for an Allied invasion
from the west, have apparently
been able to cripple Germany,
and her generally defensive posi-
tion has not prevented her from
launch nig an eastern offensive
after all. In fact, as Hanson Bald-
win ponits out, she appears even
to have been able to reinforce
Italy to a point which gave Mus-
solini the courage and the brass
to answer Allied invitations to
surrender with the boast that his
answer will be cannon fire.
German Objective?
What the real German purpose
and objective in this latest of-
fensive aro remain to be seen. In
the first offensive of 1941 it was
Moscow; in the offensive. of last
year it %vas Stalingrad and the
oil of the Caucasus. Since the
failure of both these efforts, it
has been suggested that any Ger-
man offensive on a similar scale
had become impossible, and that
if the Germans did undertake
another one it would be more or
loss a token offensive for the
political effect on Germany's
satellites and the world, The Red
Army may well reduce it to such.
But the German concentration of
some 200 German, plus 20 to 40
satellite divisions and a large
part of the German air strength
In Russia, might well be Hitler's
last desperate bid for victory.
Second Front Appeal
All this gives new point to the
renewed Russian appeals for a
second front on the Continent.
It also provides the Allies with
an opportunity. If, as the Russian
communique indicates, the Ger-
mans have really engaged them-
selves in a major offensive in the
east, they will find it difficult to
.witch any reinforcements from
the east to the west. To the ex-
tent that our military situation
permits, this is clearly the time
to strike at other points. Russia
may be counted upon to fight
with the same courage as here-
tofore. But Russia alone is incap-
able of defeating Germany. The
one strategy that will defeat Ger-
many is the strategy she dreads
—namely, a real two -front war.
If that strategy can be made ef-
fective by the Allies the new
German offensive tvill indeed be
the last one.
Anniversary in China
Six years ago last week there
was a skirmish between Chinese
and Japanese troops at a bridge
outside Peiping. It was the be-
ginning of a war that was to
devastate a large part of China,
the beginning, too, of a war that
was to lead directly- to Pearl
harbor. When the insensate rul-
ers of Japan set out on their mad
adventure in North China they
decreed war and ruin for all
Eastern Asia — and, by all the
portents now discernible, for
Japan as well.
Four Years Alone
For more than four years
China bore alone the scourge of
fascist -militarist barbarity in its
peculiar and vicious Japanese
form. Whatever may be Japan's
course in the future, It cannot
for generations expunge from
men's mileis the memory of the
most 1. honorat le wear ever
fought by a nation. That which
l:urusu symbolizes for the Allies
was mild compared to what has
been perpetrated in China, where
loot, mass slaughter, rape and the
poisoning opium den have been
the normal procedure and the
mark of .Japanese occupation.
For more than four of the six
years the worl' looked on as if
it were no concern of its own,
as if only two remote alien Asi-
atic peoples were involved. \ye
cleaved so close to legal neutral-
ity that we opened our arsenals
of production to both sides, which
meant in effect to Japan alone,
for China had neither the money
nor the means of transportation
to benefit. While legally correct,
it is now clear that politically it
was folly, We armed Japan
against ourselves as well an
Chinn.
China Held Out
The Chinese would not fight,
the knowledgable said, The Chi-
nese could not fight, the experts
said. Japan would consolidate its
victories in six months and the
Chinese, congenitally divided
among themselves, would accept
the inevitable. Six months pass-
ed, then 12, then 24, Tho Chinese
did not accept. Periodically there
were renewed rumors of Chinese
defeatism, of internal breaking
up, of imminent cessation of war
on terms that meant surrender.
Anti China held out: not only
held out, but bled more and more
of Japan's troops and Japan's
resources.
Yes, We Hove No
What has New Guinea got that
we haven't? Bananas. Take a
look at that luscious pile toted
by Rei Boga, one of the lads
from down under.
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Control of Prices Hatt
Saved Canadians $350.000,000
In Living Costs During 1942.
%Vhen the history of this war
comes to be written, ono of the
major wonders to be recorded is
the way in which the Canadian
people, nnacenstonaal to eronoutic
controls and restriction;, buckled
down to a new rationed and
price -controlled economy.
Not Horny of us understood alt
the implications and objectives ot
it and many of us grumbled, but
the fact is that In mid -1913 the
free and liberty -loving people ot
the Dominion are starching along
in self-disciplinod fashion with au
experiment in controlled living
which Prime, Minister Mackenzie
Kng described at its outset as,
"hitherto untried by the will and
consent of any free people any.
where."
M • •
Ono of the most interesting dis•
cussions to date in tho present
session of Parliament is Finance
Minister James 1,, llsley's exposi-
tion of results front the operation
of the Wartime Prices and Trade
Board, a vast now organization net
up to operate the price controls.
Ho calculated that control of
prices had saved the Canadian
buying public $350,000,000 in living
costs during 1942, and, should
prices remain stabilized through-
out 1911, an additional $560,000-
000 will be saved.
In arriving at these figures the
Minister based his calculations
upon present prices, as held down
by tho various "ceilings," and an
compared with the prices of com-
modities which prevailed through•
out a corresponding poriod of the
last war, when prices were un-
checked.
P • •
Reviewing the history of price
control in Canada, the h'inanoe
Minister admitted that oven in the
government there v'a- no one at
the outset who could be entirely
confident that a general price cell•
ing was the right answer to threat•
ened inflation. But the govern-
ment, he said, did recognize the
"terrible consequences" that in-
flation would have for the Cana-
dian economy, both during and
after the war, and was determined
to prevent. it if ct all possible.
* 1 •
The decision, he told the Cana•
dian people, had been justified. If
there hall ben compromise or de-
lay Canada would be faced with
"an extremely contused and well-
nigh uncontrollable situation.......
The best evidence as to what
would have happened is to be
Lound here in Canada. We have
only to obervo the eagerness with
which scarce goods are purchased
when they appear on the store
shelves; we have only to follow
the action of prices of the few
commodities which for various
reasons it was necessary to take
out front under the ceiling; we
have only to watch the scramble
for housing accommodation in con-
gested areas: iso have only to ex•
perionce the difficulties of socur•
Ing transportation by rail or bus
to realize how quickly prices and
rents would have soared if at the
time when shortages began to be
folt we had not taken steps to
control virtually all prices at levels
then prevailing.
HIDDEN TREASUP,E
Modern version of the ,;.11 who's
well off. 110 has five tons or coal
iu the cellar and a sack of pole
toes.
—\\ inil sor Star.
REG'LAR FELLERS -Perilous Times
VOICE
OF THE
PRESS
IN THE DAILY FIELD
Tho
News -Journal of 'Mansfield,
Ohio, reflects that "time was when
throw bushels of potatoes were ex-
changed for a year's subscription
to the tannin's' weekly ue\Spaper„
and adds, "1 lilt right now the New
York Times would probably be itt-
terrsted in such a proposition."
What's more the 'Times world not
bo alone in that class,
—Brantford Expositor.
()—
BANK STAFFS SERVE
it Is estimated that out of 14,-
433 experieuctal loon In the service
of Canada's chartered banks, more
than 5,000 have joined the armed
forces, That explains why women
are now so numerous in banks,
and it also explains why it is not
always possible for those banks
to give a continuation of their pro -
war typo of service.
—Brockville Recorder & Times.
—0—
FOR THE ITALIANS
No matter how anxious the Ital-
tans may be to get out of the war,
they can't gel out of it until they
got what's coming to theist for
getting into it!
—Ottawa Citizen.
TOO GOOD TO LAST
Wartime has made some of the
SU 1111110r Styles so sensible they
probably won't hest long.
•--Kitchener ltocord,
—0 --
THOSE SCOTTISH JOKES
A Scottish woman writes to the
press complaining of jokes agalnst
Scots and says the Scots are weary
1 u11o:cmi it w+ i L .0 .1. I fl i .I 1 1
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1'1.11.\st: l'IIIN'1' 1'Ul;lt NA;1t19 .AN ADDRESS CLI1Attl,Y
of them, \Ve don't believe it, Tho
man we know who best enjoys a
joke, whether against his race or
not, is a Scotsman—and there are
lots more like him.
—Guelph Mercury.
NOT MUCH OF A PRIZE?
we're told that the meek will
Inherit the earth. But it may not
be much of a prize after thu ag-
gressive have finished with it.
—Owen Sound Sun Times,
zye
Cui•aese f,o s,t of it first 11
THOUSANDS of years ago, the Chinese
used a form of gunpowder—a flaming
chemical of defence dumped over battle•
tnents upon an invading enemy.
And from this age-old beginning has
evolved smokeless powder made from high -
proof alcohol. Like the airplane, it has
done much to further the progress of
mankind—but in evil hands it has meant
tyranny and enslavement.
As the tempo of this war for liberty
increases and our armed forces in all parts
of the world swing to the offensive, more
smokeless powder for our shells, bombs,
depth charges and torpedoes it a vital
necessity.
And because we have vast.fields of grain
and the facilities to convert them into
high•proof alcohol, the United Nations
shall have an overwhelming superiority of
fire-power to pulverize the enemy into
unconditional surrender.
Thus, China's primitive powder of
defence has finally developed into the
weapon to drive tyranny forever from this
earth. In a way, it is the hand of ancient
China reaching out in defence of free
men everywhere.
Alcohol fur War is also used in the manufacture of Synthetic Rubber, Drugs and hled:cities,
Photographic Alin, Lacquers and Varnishes, (hawing Inks, Compasses and other Navigation
Instruments, Plastics,' Shatterproof Glass and many other products. Every Seagram plant et
Canada ant the United States is engaged .100q in the production of high -proof Alcohol for War.
THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM
By GENE BYRNES
11_ TI
P.j. 11 fl r., OT , .V'
ON THE THREAD LINE
BUSY WOMEN come to the \sorklooms
in hundreds to sen' ditty, hags, hospital
garments, refugee clothing."\Vhen there's
, ' c a good deal 1
u dr on
In l(, don.
a lot1
,r,
getting a head start in the day," say's
Emily Allen, bo iiicrs girl (left)."Kellogu'1%
Corn Flakes are my favourite at breakfast
time or i::tbtinle." Yes, Kellogg's Corn
Flakcsare thefavouritc ivanrverwhclming
majority of Canadian homer. They're
rl.ady to eat in 30 seconds, leave no pots
and pans to wash. Economical, too. Get
some tomorrow, Two convenient sizes.
Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada.
TO THE HILT
By
Percival Christopher Wren
ClI:\I''I'I':It VIII
"'Then which way did he go?"
asked (tad \lah0nuned With appar•
'rlt' irml(vanri. of the 1111 1v0 Of.
1.1'1.11.
"IIB neat to Kushgar," (tae the
t rompt reply.
":111. that's Lel11.i.. \1'ith bow
many :'"
''Ahsobllt•ly ;dont,. except Mc a
1'1 ((,Int. ;1 l:1rghfz, lfe knight four
dot(keys•„
"\VIlere shall I look fir hien in
Ca,ligar
'Try the Vane' Ili',;\'," said
lite ahsalcal.
11: '('here. eh T'
Amin silence fel), preguani and
11 n,e. Soddenly (;111 \iahoaul'tl
raid in English: "Ila you sp..aI;
D!, 11..11, .11,,bn'ram ( I'll\
"(late I lint 11.1',11 for }1'u's ill
('aleulta. Il'Itii, 1,31101.e. Titian and
1'1 has1•ar. S11hib?" r'pli'd 111(1 nli•
0,(1(.11 in eN4, ll, ut 1':11141i:.h.
"Vet•', well, then. you'll ti, able
to believe no, \Viten I t, II yon that
I tin 0 Ilritish officer. If not. ash,
141,y tlaesatil11t: you 1'10., -
"Sahli), I \(1101,1 not doukl.
11 minute ago I did nal dutb1 (bat
),(111 weer a 1'.1111;111-"
'Nov 1(t u:; speak with siicle
1oInme," (iul \Iahnlnine,l eolith).
gra. "'fell me things of intern."
"What sort of things, Sa`tib?"
"Conte. ooiin. You lino\', '!'ell
the .bolt IIs' 1111( road that eo(1„=
out of llnssiil in the direction id
I;ashgar; the truth abitul the Tor•
'Mils, and whether the I(l1 shawls
111'0 really organizing t!os0 l(i(g•
htz int() 1)111 uierahle cavalry 1 i
utell ts. \VII() really rules here, the
I'ru(inri.l (tovernnlrnt or \ins•
row?„
,
And 011 these lines the toa(',l-
11at1on proceeded a little more pals•
ily until suddenly (MI \lahonunid
observed, "Yes) 1hal talllcs o nth
1113' information. Now then. about
hint. \11hcry has he gone?'.
"By the ninety'•and•uIIe names
of Allah and by the heard of the
ISSUE No. 29-43
C
Prophet on Wlionl he peace, 1
swear to you, Sahib, 1 ltnnw no
morn than 111111 he set out 1)11 the
11sliga1' road moulted on it pure
bred Badakshant mare, a bay with
1111(•4 White socks, his servant rid-
ing a half bred Kabull mare, a
l'lea•hitten grey, long-eared, e,We•
necked dud somewhat goose rimm-
ed, Ile had four w,ll•laden• deme
keys."
".Ind \1.1111 looked at't"r the Boit•
keys?"
".111-\l'glian and three '1'ungai<."
".1041 1(11(1 looked after the .1f-
gli.in and Ilse three 'fungous'
"There Was a pair of '!'11•)11•
('bines', halt' castes."
"()h, our numbers are _ro\(iug.
You 'are stiro there w,(st't a squad.
roil u( 1'ossaks?"
This aksal:AI snlile,l 1111,1 \\.u;.
gl, d depreratiug hands, "I'm I0l1-
fu; you the truth." S1:1 101)." he
\villi ;1 111)1" of gt•itle renlu!1-
str:11n•, .
".\iml 101111 \ver,' you telling too
1, fore?" inquired (MI \lahonune:l,
"Now go on remembering,. and t, 11
toe e(''(yt llillg you 1a11 fennel!!
her: \•herr h„ >:at3ed, \'!un) he
(i ilpd, with Whoa ht' talked. any•
thin;:
\v11 11.11 may be ''Iterating
and helpful to ole -- and I(1 yon.
ly to 114!0 you :thin:: the road
to l ,thus, ,'h :'
.\ud the. :;nd ;lh ;lkal.
ilnva;;;lly at the thn,lghl
I1it':,iwl rouble; :tl'•eady
eche, I'ro\(Iled in deep
a.s,he strove to reill'•ilh.'r, or 10
ta(c)t, iuterosl',tig 11e1oils 111 lilt'
sort (10sh'i 11 by his \hsh ii . Pot' 1 e-
pees :11' I -(:'u hetiel than roubb•s,
and both are a(reptable in IIII!
hauls :11111 bnra:n•s of Ki liob,
4 M I
.\pparently the only lfvi tg things
ill the illimitable spite), of that
Bowling ventral Asian desert, (;ul
\laho)n)cd and Shore Kilian cauup•
ed that night beside the aueiElIt
if almost iuvislhle track that loads,
front ICharkaud to I:ashgln'.
1;111 \lahommod sat huddled hu
his luslitel n beside the embers
of the fire. Shore Khan, \'rappped
from head to loot in a dirty sheet
that h(y day Was sash, shawl, or
girdle, '• lay stark and stiff ;Is a
corpse. 'I'Iie shroudlike suggestion
of the sheet was increased by the
fact that it 111(1130 ,'1 en his face
and Ilaiids.
The housewives of Canada, ever
anxious to provide attractive and
nourishing meals for their families,
are "Housoldicr's".
They have learned that delightful desserts,
made easily and at little cost with Canada Corn
Starch, are a Welcome addition to meals pre-
pared in accordance With Canada's Food Rules.
They know the high quality of Canada Corn
Starch ensures fine, smooth results.
Follow Canada's Food Rules for Health and Fitness.
CORN
CAN'
DASTARCH
A product of the CANADA STARCH COMPANY, lrmited
atit
NCB
A ((doer Idea, mused (MI Ma)
homined.
Ot)hununed, It must he 501110 bah.
(tnseions symbolism. '1'11',1(1 aro
certainly no (;011111 or protection
against the hitter Wind ill that
thin 011111111 coVoring. Allat3•-
ing 011 the 1101 sand of the, deep•
est ctllley of '1'al1laniakanl, ur 111
1.1 (.1(.011 111011%;11111 fl t'1 ell till Pa111
irs, lying on ground so frozi'1
111a1 it. 1(as practically ire, Shell.
Khan':; ills of going to bed stiffs
In cull himself in that cotton 3111!
li)1e a wit( rpIllar in a einiu u.
\' 11, so Ion; is he re: -tell and
sl. ;ouudly the intliI11I Iello'.t'.
Bill ever 111;111 in need )t' it friend
Moro finer, truer friend Mian ('1,•11-
;I d \\'eidover hall in this t•',•se-
poy, of bir111, hr' ',ding, rare, caste
and 1r) ed so diametrically differ.
t 111 Immo his o\vu; this P:IIi1,u1,
once his servant, now his 111((111
hroth,•r? Ile ((ass more ti1111 .1
brio 1101', he \Va:: 1111; 1rleutl.
Not only friend, 1;1!111(;11 0;,111
411 ,11 i1, but hod;; ::ertaa1, I'• laliut 1•,
(,,001111,^_, ;0111 his st11.t 11:1):11:r
11101 , ('.0'('4'1111 4,1111;( lItI11, ,
;npporl, 1,iter.111}', lily!'', \'a.,
nothing t11:11 silo Fe 1:11.10 i(1,;",1
1 1 1111 1111' 111111, ',('111 111 the ci1`oi.;
()i !Ii< llt,'; Illy; rather, 111'::Jilli•i:;
\'4th that, for he ((1111!11 Ihinl, n;•i•
iii of O.
\1'11' w"15 1 Surely 1 e't •
y Inot 111 13
beeau:l' WIIcn he, Cul \lahuln:ul':I,
haul been Captain itirh;u•d \fend•
over (1' NaIi'•'• Horse, ' e
( I l flus 11 ,i ti., 0001 S,ur,
, life
1111;th
01 at trooper, e lafti t,s .
hill been saved by his squadron
lender. Ile liked to think that
Sherd Eldon had liven really at•
melted to Ilius before that. Por it
had bee) nothing, 311rcly a inat•
tea' of pulling up when he s,tw
Sherd Khan crash anis roll lIhr a
shot rabbit, Iltling the uuconseious
1111111, carrying him to his own
horse and 'reciting off the nearest
Islahsuds with his revolver, scram)).
ling 01) helhld the tvonnded elan
and, by the greatest good 111(11:,
getting away under heavy fire,
"1"es, he liked to think (hat
Sheri) unfaltering, nngrlalg•
inr, tinlinlltcd devotion was not
due to that episode only.
1uy\Vay, there it was. Short:
lain 11;111 prayed IM bo taken 0011
hila as his hatinai Wheal his
tai11 \'as seconded from the regi-
mens, the regiment that lie ltd
never seen again.
And when the crush pante, ((h, n
tlio Well•huilt edifice of his career
roll about 111111 in ruins and he ;le)
rhea that dealll Was fat' hft,
11nu1 the life that had tnrne)1 so
suddenly to (lust and ashes, it bald
1p:ell Shore Khan, ;old Sherr Khan
alone, Who had saved biro; 1110
only man or ((Manu, :I1/p;11'011113',
in Illy, 11Imlt1 world \'hu
111111, the holy (111;111) \ hu 11311
stow' Ily hint ;0111 311111; to Min.
And 'hila he 11:10 derided lila'
there (0115 110 1(13(1 that hp (.01111
laky, nothing It':It bu ',0,1111 do, It
had bel11 shore l:lian (vim 'I:111
111101(11 111111 11110 111111 11111 111= 1., •.t
MOM fl; Shap Kh;nl wliu 11.01 s;,id:
"1.0 1113' 10.01)le hp illy
my country thy country. 1113' 111110•,
thy home. (:Mac and he a (';:1!i;:;(."
unconsciously implying. ":10(1 1:o,(
could man live hiller?"
Anil it 111d loon ;I (111(111 i',(att,
geed life upon 1i1111 road --:1;0:1'1
front the 'I'hiug ever 110:•4.111 in
his mind even when he slept. Ile
had not been unhappy, and at
411111'3 hod fora spa',,' enjoyed Ere
to the full, leading a hard life
among hard 11011 as a nulnnht1i-
ppr, al Irihrsntan, 11 resp'ctp41 1)',111•
h( r 0f the hardiest, freest, mu• -t
independent and tinct
(molly in the world,
:10,1 then the awful and palm' -
gettable 'Thing that had liappc:!'(1
to hint,
The 'Thing , ,
(Continued Next Week)
Ontario Cattle Win
At Brandon Show
Ontario exhibitors scored high
in the cattle division at the Mani-
toba Provincial Exhibition in
Brandon last ';eek, Many prize
ribbons were taken by the en-
tries of 1'', 11, Deacon & Son,
Unionville, Ont,, and John Gard -
house of Weston, Ont.
1(1 the shorthorn division.
Guardhouse plated Glenburn
Goldcup as reserve grand cham-
pion brill, Killarney Itcvclanta,
01111(1 by 11, h, 'hing,
N0 "i'11114111, 11101., (vas the g\\rasand chatnl-
lon
pion, A Deacon entry' Won the
junior championship for bulls,
with Guardhouse taking reserve
junior.
Sunhill Mayflower, entered by
W. E, Parker & Son, Waterford,
Ont., captured the award for
),(rand champion cow. The Deacons
took reserve ribbons,
Ox Blood Used
In Transfusions
Discovery of a method of using
hydrolized ox blood in place of
human blood in transfusions for
human benigs was reported re-
cently to the Brazilian Academy
of Medicine.
The method was Rdeveloped ns
a result of resaerclt to find a
more abundant E111d less expensive
supply of plasma for increasing
wartime needs,
TABLE TALKS
SADIE B. CHAMBEFIS
Wsrt:'nc Canning.
Sono' ((„•11'; 110(1 I told you
about I'm, bulletins. lVhI'h (1.4'1(1
Luing i• -u(,I Ily the Ilep;u•tnlell 111
Agril'11ltn,r, 111 (11! ta,1, prep:\•( -1
by I110 Ilousl'hold Itis ouiullc 114'•
parluieiIl .1113' 0,10 111,13 hale flus„
1111 110:111' ill 1111311111' by ariliul;
and it f 0110 lot• t11e ,111)j: (.1 111 IVitil h
N1,11 ar' i:ul re. !' ,I. I lou-, iu11J hut•
letin iiN. :n culitl'•d. •'\Vartinie
fanning," is \'ell :1:1111 (1(111)1'
for, Iter:, .u'c ::nine of the !0:3
point:- (1(101 I:Ih bnl)elin.
"Iham) canning I.(1,,• • on 11'.1'
import.iOir' ill w:Irt:me,
olid h ,I pn: '11(11• (1 I',,nadal per.
i':hahle
traits and v, getabli
1:'1(101,! be , limed for ore 1111'(111"11
(illi 1111• 'r, roll r. „411 0:1111' to ,1\uill
any o •1,. el 3(11:.11 or 1'1,111, 0•\11.1
caur :-walla 1) • 1 1,ea In 11,J1,1(0 Ili•
1.4 c tint; and r),:•i,,' s •:(, n in Ifo,
t,nlletin 11:''I,:Ired , ti;-'i:llly I'111
V:11'I11no e.n11l;ll :, 11 1111•
'•( '11 ::'!,• be:,lflilr'1'
)11,1y feel I oil''
d' nt 114 'cocci,— Int r, •'111
Safe Cann'ng.
"11 fol, 1 products :1'. 1,01 'II
their 1(11111,11 -111,' 010.1 of 10, Ill
1.1'nil 111 a few 11;1; '; -(11111' 11'1 a
fete 11010'; iWh).; 11) I0'' growth 011
tt',,ir s1114ale ur in their tis-:nl;
o
1 , o• \4,(.I., Iff bactrri;l 110 111111 I
,, destroyed
s '•I h
such organising can
:lad the entrauo'e 01 these organ.
isms presented, the fiodil can he
kept in good condition indefinitely,
Therefore, successful canning d,s
.pends nn destroying all 011(10s-
eopic lift) by using sufficient beat
fur the proper length of thin :11111
11y nsillg itir•tight containers which
protect from m -infection. Tho aim
in canning 11.11113 anll vegetables is
10 assure this result n'11i1(1 preserv-
ing natural shape, color .111(1 fresh
11iu'01', Sal'0 ranniug depends on
strict, allenthm Io eery step in
the process. "\\'lien canning fresh
fruits and vegetables, the fresher
they art: the h tier Will Ito 1110 tin•
is11011 llro(luct ;1101 the smaller the
',handl of failure, Por the best re,
stilts V(.ge:ables should he canned
within a feW hula's of gathering.
Spoilage of Canned Goods,
"Improper sterilization .1011 seal-
ing of canned fruits and (e_,1; -
A SLIM TWO-PIECER
Pattern .11''3 is a(aliatIllc only
in women's sizes 34, 3(1, 38, 10,
42 11.1 and 46. Size 36 require:;
3'.2 yards 35 -inch f'abr'ic,
Send 'l'WEN'I'Y PEN'I'S ( 20e)
in coins (stamps cannot be ac-
cepted 1 for this Anne Adams
pattern to Room 1'i 1, 73 Adelaide
St. \Vest, Toronto, Write plainly
size, name. address, style num-
ber.
How YOUNG CANADIANS
CAN, HELP TO. WIN THE WAR
HERE ARE YOUR
USED MEDICINE
BOiTIES,CIIRIS
THANK YOU,MRS JONES
181 BOY SCOUTS ARE
COURTING T111(1 FOR TOE
MILITARY R0SPITAIS AND
DISPENSARIES
GEE CNRIS,WE MUSTN'T
FORGET OUR MONEY FORTOE
CNINS•UP FUND BEFORE WE
GATOCAMP
YOU'RE RIGHT P111'
EETSGETBUSY
TOMORROW A.M.
MR FEG:tR,CAN WE DELIVER 1011 SURE CANONS -
YOUR POKERS TO EARN SOME MOO THF 5(0)10 ARE DOING
40) 01-CNIIS•UP FUND? ITS TO RE LP A GRAND WAk JOB IN
BPa1111(00(51,110'lt111N'81110ED' . ,. T111500:0
731 COMMANDO SCOUTING
WE HAD TODAY SURE 15
GREAT $TUFF
'1uiY i
1F11v`'t
You BIT -
1(011114010144.,
IS E0UND101IELPANY
FELLOW Woo WAsr rot
SERE PIS COUNTRY j
tall,•, m:ly res,111 in 1110 iollo't'iug
1\'i113 of l,oilai•:•: 3tnultt, ferl11eli•
tali0u 11:01 bacterial spoilage (flat
110)rii_1, In 1111( case of 010111(1 if
it 14 detected soon enough the
growth may he 1',!0(1(0 11 from the
SIII'f;U e, the eentenis (1f the seal! 1•
brought to the boiling point :11111
the fruit 117,11 noun, 11iat'•Iy.
11'hcn 14114.31 yeast t'orldi'ntilthin
Occurs the 0011inc of the fruit 01111
additional sugar generally make::
it palatable.. 11'ith bacterial spoil
age, 0i!ieh 11,ua113 takes the torn»
of wlutt is known as "flat souring,
Ito gals. is formed blit the content<
of the •paler can develop a soon'
or runcd odor .1101 IIs• lirtutd f -
,1 tl' l';111y l'!I1)11y.
Size of Container,
It any `i;::1 of hartt'1'ial spoilage
is dr:ectt:d the '1)th•e sll:iler
should 11,1 01i:•c;tr•lIed without 1031 -
in;:. a lox !1 :' 11111( he present which
are '31rc1110ly poiuui0ns.
4:(00:)in, r:, should be ut' a size.
1(1 s'tlit the 111,0s of the household
so that 110' content' niay be coin
smile! ,!a):•fly after opening,
eller'\: t d,-tr:hu1':1 1011 111111 141lui1-
a o 111d ('('111•. "It is 1, \vise pl'e
r:ultint to buil (31111 (1 \eeetahles
gently 1 n :0 least tett minutes
anter they are removed 1'10111 the
7r tit r o•• c:ln. This 41( s not fat
ply 1(1x1 they must he (0:1',11 bot.
11'11, 1, 111•• te4,'abie4 are 1•rlliiretl
fur ::11l:;,ik. t•1;., 1'ley may be set
ai-ide1(14,.4. 1,11;11;, and 1111111 I lie-
feue 11-t ..
-II 1.s ('n:rn,Drrs 441.1V1111 11. nersunttl
letters from interested rt'ndt'tw, she
is ['framed 111 11'11'111 suggestions
too tunics for her ealitinn, and In
ttimom rend:. to lOitt'u to .411111' "Dol
Dentes." ncyorv1N for revives or
sprt'lal mows ore in order. .1ddresN
Sour letters to "31hs 511110 11.
('hnmbers, 73 (('csl .t I'laldc NI„
Toronto," <rn,l stool toed self-ad-
drt'ssed trt elope If Sou \\ (*di
reply.
Don't Throw Any
Old Socks Away
1Don't throw out your husband's
or your son's old socks, even
when they seem darned and mend-
ed to death, They can he made
into ((arm, colorful afghans,
First, dip all the socks you have
on hand in gentle, fine -fa brie
suds that "won't shrink Woolens,"
rinse, and dry thoroughly, Then
cut off the feet said the ribbed
tops, (ut it up the centre, and you
have a piece of material about
eight inches squat.- When you
have a quantity of these squares
.)11ected, featherstitch then) to-
gether, and embroider 1, :stall
decoration in the centre of each
square, 11' you have enough socks,
do a back for the afghan in the
,tutu Way. If not, a lining' of .ante
kind will add extra (''.11111th, 'These
warm a1.01zins are particularly
appreciated in such service- as
the:', of the aline s(cepers.
Heat Treatment
By Short Waves
When a doctor treats your ach-
ing joint by short-wave therapy
you hold your hand or your foot
in a111 electric field. Short-wave
radio waves heat the joint, ai1nost
Wit 1111111 yotlI• being aware of it,
An egg 0111 be held in the hand
and cooked in this; way. Now the
same pi•int.'iple hs being 0i plied
to treat machine part. 00(4 ply-
wood. Uther uses of short waves
include the heat tretaulleu: of
tobacco without removing it tl•0111
the hogshead and the I(flli; of
insects in grains and cereals.
coup Eft
111. , t 1. , 1014
44 FINE
VIRGINIA CIGARETTES
1,f4 (Plpopeus
r rl)
That's right! You can make 44 standard
cigarettes from every package of MACDONALD'S
FINE CUT TOBACCO—"Bright Virginia", the
finest you can buy. 44 cigarettes cost only 19c, plus
cigarette papers. Start enjoying these smoother
smokes to•day—you'll welcome their mildness
and you'll appreciate the money you save.
LARGE PACKAGE 10 INCLUDING TAX
INVEST WHAT YOU SAVE IN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS :rl
(:
Dresses and Blouses
(
Ladies Crepe Dresses $2.95 t() $11.00
Martha Washington Prints $1.98 to $2.-19
Children's Print Dresses $1,00 to $3,00
}}s;
et Misses' Print Victory Blouses $1.00
_; Misses' Chiffon Blouses (long sleeve) x+2.95
t
.?.
i:.
.1.
n•
Fairs,?.)) a.1amt2,9; .:.,`e.8r3.rwoe...):-.0,D( :cn-a.:?,1".2ND,;pa13(8amapi7(21l'aiD)a..3i
Olive McGill
7� THE STANDARD
..11111.4
g 1 .4ertsmon
ihi
gt i. tVee1ren1 at his Roup' bore,
Ai \irs. HartyItrolyal 1111)1 dcluf htr'I, Soy Bean, Whole Wheat
AEleanor, are yisitiig \\'ingham frimul;. nll(1 WhiteBread.
ai• 1\I and ms, Roue%, of \litch(11,
A Buns, Bread,
,f..ite(I 1vith Airs, \lticalf on Sunday,
Mr;. \\'oi. (irit1'tn of Stratford \i1;- Pies, Calces and
a'ilir d 1(''r •-istr'r, \Irs.:1, Marr this lye)li.
g \I;I�;c;' Iti n. Philp r: turned home MI Wecl(ling Cakes a Specialty.
iiSunda)• i"113. an el .inya'iI(' lyerk at the
11 r,
Hollyman's
BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY.
\1'iliiain Jlukin;, of (11111, spent
ti Pitted Church Ftli ii t r
3.3 ('rnickshanl; • Miller, wedding in
��
ham la `9l
\Irs. It. Johnston attended the fun -
(al of the late Elmer Ilackllvell of
\Talton.
\1x11, Cert lett Illlil' all 11)1111 1114'
r,
1111
<.o
Everyday Necessities
Photograph Albums, Variety of Styles, 20c to $2.50
Greetings Cards for All Occasions,.... 5c and 10c'
Cartons, for Overseas Shipping 10c
Waterman's and Skrip Ink (the best) 15c
Writing Tablets from 10e to 25c
Envelopes, Kid and Linen Finish 10c
Blue Lined Envelopes 5c
Blank Counter Check Books 10c, 3 for 25c
Mucilage, Glue, Airplane Glue, andAirplanes.
Juvenile Novels, a good variety -18c
We have a beautiful line of Wal.ernlen's Pen and
Pencil Sets, guaranteed. Also Eclipse Pens and
Pen^il' ' • A splendid Pen for School Chil-
dren at 151.15. Also Airflow and Eclipse Pencils'
Big Little Book; for boys and girls 25c
The Standard Book Store
10.0~~04.01~0~~.0,0
rs. .\I' 333.111 Ile uric .• it nil 11i3- s I 'I \!' (. I :rollly an 1 \lario I.ydiall
lig JI. ('arr. 'I'r,ronto, are ) ,t. 4t. it ;n•4' ‘i. ilio!; 1111 it ) randuullher, \Irs.
('wit.. , t, . Al. . It .1.111. \Tightman. \. I•y(1 .. 1.
it's Time For A Change
13..:01 \\', 113311(111, frog(••
V1• - 1'. a:rt'ya,lte c;tudhl':rte
Ir,: Iluron'Prn3.4'. h'.; thus far
in hi; cur r 111.1,Itved tl1"
1.0,31-aep11 (,i hi; I, Ohm'. 11i3;
lather 1113.,'111 a. councillor'
rr•1 (1141'; of \Tingham and
Jell!' ha: 11;311 a •'nlil.u' ex-
pllilace• li n•dng been on t1(
r 1 :non I'c;' eight ).e,:l3.;- •five
a mayor. 1 Ft' Ills father hit
,V:ulle 1: ha, h on lived i(1
111'3 dirty:ct au: fro. ';lxty•
Ihr14' yr;ll the n me Ila11aa
ha: 111111:1 •):1'' niic elf nierc11•
1:i •11 -.ie:: to \\'lurid:un. lin•:f•
l;•r< 1.taugc,l touch sine•
r'. ' 4 :3.1)' (1%1)'11.1 3.i .loth went
'h the 1.01(' r and egg
( 111e )t(a'r;tl 11101')',
11: • e' 1.3. rieu: 1' ill this rur.11
;u'ea 111' s well e nIippl'd 111111
t : 0: Icr11.1)11141 the problems.;
(,f th111 m(3. :113..1 he 111 Well
n , :n•c that ,V4' m3.,;l have a
'1'.1) l0• :; "71'1(1111 1111! to 1111.1
3.r II 111:3.• ;•r:'ily ill 1111- district
( 1' 1111inieI(. 1 (7111:('((1,
W ORTHWHILE OBJECTIVES
1. .1 sgn^r) (It (1 f;;' the fa1lH)l1. \Vhn in 111)' opinion, halo 11:11(
ha cam
3, It• ,lu=trnctlon pr•granl fe•llo,vin;; the ,VIII. 1) 1(11.1..,(1' equal
i;'•I; for the farmer,
1•.133 tic I.i;:h;.; and Pn,vr r nn 3.'3.3.3.) fal1)1 at re (.):1,1111(1 rates.
I. :1 live 11,0)4 •'atm (11) ;lir)• for ()nitwit).
It) tirl of farm 1 :1(11113. rhortagr,
1'1 ling on firm prl1r,r1' '•1-) l
p• lm•.ty.
7.\1: •" nton(y rit platin) for 11• f011(1(1' an,I -7(1'11 ":Ir -int -s Ulan.
411114' and pr: 11'111 s, ','In (.f giving ole r. tfrncd melt the
reale ih•'y 11Psvl' Vl' after the W:I7•,
simpler s: t1'Itl of r•aticain; a(Imi(1!stl;Itinn . . . loss coupon;
and i, it t•^,e,
1''. Float oppm•tun'ty for the rural and (111111111 illvel'cr in 1111, mallt r,;
, 4' : 'ration, health ;111(1 hn;inc a.
11.:1 13e111r price for the produce of the Lonnier': 1:11..n and 111,;11103..
12. I'l'ttt't higli,vays and bridge.
111. 11is run given an _ mai r pr,l•ttluity with the city lad to r11u-
ratr''ll.
to a
1''t"' I that will isive
Tr P141t''1
above plr'Igcs.
1 pr):ui':e to the t•'.3t of my ability to carry out the
JOHN W. HANNA
Doherty Bros.
GARAGE.
Ir. ;II11 Mt's, I:itehet: r l»innigan Accetylene and Electric
4(0)1 daughter, Sandra, were Sunday
vi:Revs with \I''. and \Ir;. Art (Barr.
Welding A Specialty.
\!r, a::,l Mrs. Howard 11'illcin. u
mid fancily, spoilt Sunday with11 r, and 1 Agents F"oi' International-
)lhi. A. Marr.
\111111)1' Cary Ross of (0)14'3.(4'1( Visit -
4'11 hi
g;11111111101 11P1', 15!3.11, II. 11111(110(1, White Rose Gas and Oil
Iasi mph.
Car Painting, and Repairing
Harvester Parts & Supplies
Mt, lyan Ililborn, of Stratford spent
the lv0c't-end al the home of his par -
mils, :1r. and \les, Leslie 1lilhorn,
\I •11. (',Ile and daughter, Katherine.
of Toronto, are visiting with the for-
m is sister, mks mar). ',mine,
\ll�s Innis \Iorritt spell la t1 lvee'c
a t 1l( ' ;sue, a of her (grandmother, .\Irs.
\la.rshall, of \Tallon.
\lis; \1'ilma \\'atsnu, ;11peryisor o1'
\\'orf ('n1( Pack of Iitrhener, i„ attend-
ing (';unp .\haustic at (mall.
Alt'. and \I1';. llo1111t ('ole, of Tor-
onto, etre' visiting the 1011111111 mother,
Mrs. .1, T. ('ole,
Alit;. II. It. Hayward of Scotia, On-
tario, visited with Air, and
5lorach over 4he heck -end,
Pte. Donald J113kir and 1110. .lint
itoyd, of Lnadon, spent the tye 1!c -cud
at 11(0 for:ner's holm),
,1. Jermyn, of .11it)It)11, spent
\Irr,dsly and 1113. ,ll(y, with the Iter,
\. and Airs1, Sinclair,
\I r, 1':;tner Pollard, and \1i;, Fritz -
ley, act ompanild by the lalto3.'s p.u•-
cnt<, Jnr. and Ales. Dred Centl.nor, al
I'ashW:'od, visited in i;tu•ford on HAIL
day.
Mit. I!ai sura i<ilpatriri: rvlurne1
Immo 1'r1:m the Clinton I'11'•lic 1lo;pi.
nal Ihl.- \\':•dor 41111) et 11111)!, alter lr:ly-
ing her tnusi'; renwV"'l 011 Tuesday,
Jack it'mna'(; (1t' th11
'Thomas, spent a happy lylek-Ind with
111:; unc!:',14 0011 an `: s. Jack is a roan,
of \i1', Hugh Somers, \I'inl,ipr„ and
is mor of .;. Ve11 nephows to 1ho SoI•-
� 1110.
FIREMEN'S BINGO!
The Blyth Fire Department will
sponsor a Bingo this Saturday night in
The Memorial Hall, They will also
spon:'or another B1ngo on Saturday,
July 24th. Or, cf the fcitures of the
Bingo will be Flannelette Blankets.
They have secured a quantity for both
Anti -Freeze.
Vodden's
BAKERY.
WIZEN IN NEED 0I',
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
II0111E-11'IADE CAKE
OR COOKIES.
REMEMBER
"'1'11E I10111E BAKERY"
I • le 11.1 I buil
Wednesday, July 14, 1943,
1, L1 1 11. 1111 111 DANA 1111 IIY,11I11• , 1W.r. 1•
Insecticides and Sprays
We list below some of the Sprays and insecti-
cides needed now to combat the insects, flies, Etc.
1)arley's Shoo -Fly Cattle Spray pct' .$1:00
Sapho for Moths bot(le, 35c
11y-0-Cide, for Household Flies, 8 oz, 20c, 16 oz. 35c
Larvex, for Moths per bottle 85e
Paris Green hall' lb, 29c, 1 lb. 50e
Arsenate of Lead 1 Ib. 20c, 5 lbs. 90c
Wood's Moth Blocks 10c and 25c,
Itavok Moth Crystals ' 1 lb, ,19c
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRtiGS, SUNDRIES, WALLI'Ai'I;R—PIIONE 2D.
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'fah ten minutes to -night to 1nspc:et. the Spring.
and Mattress you sleet) on, then Collie to our Store
and compare \\'hat, you are using \Pith our \vide
selection of Box -type, steel slat and ('(1)le Bed
Springs,
Luxurious Inner, spring Marshall Sleep Units
and Felt 11'Iattresses,
LACK OF SLEEP
MAY Be the FAULT of your Bed
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basting grained Walnut -finished St(71'. Meds,
\VIliCI1 \VO are offering at attractive prices.
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J. S.
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Ilome Furnisher — Phones 7 and 8 — Funeral Director.
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T. See My Large Display
ilunworthy
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WaHaper
• lea ;tify your home tor the (turst•.,
•'!on. No other I'u'nishing'st in your::
:• nmtnr equal the value of \1'allpapel:4,
"apI Is nl'.trk)d 5 inworthy 11r)•”
1: especially Irc',lt d l0 11141111 fading. •,
M Iy I su(ge.t a complete )Hang 4'=1
4.01' (>cen.'ry fur the 1(01114' thr0ugh'.
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=E1)11111 CRE1G1rrON'S
llecc)ratec's Shopp^. 4
:3:Located Opposite Kernick's Grocery
PHONE 158, BLYTH, 114•
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Capt. and \1r.. ('• I:, Toll, allyl holly
daughter, ,till, of Iain: stun, ore visit -
Bingos, The proceed:, will be donated . log this 4‘1 !c with 1'(1at1Vcs in t1('
to war work,
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HURON GRILL
13LYTII --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
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FRANK GONG am Proprietor
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Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
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Blue Ribbon Coffee
l.'s. 51c
Blue Ribbon Coffee half's 28c
Blue Ribbon Tea, bulk 01' ini`:cd 38c
I'''s Cocoa 1's, per lb. 35c
4'i ry
4, Cowan's Cocoa i's, .per lb. 27c
Blue Ribbon Cocoa l's, per lb. 28c
ov Quick Macaroni per package 15c
0 King Bug Killer 25c and 50c
it Grape Nut Flakes
per pkg. 10c 111111 17c
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o,' Charm, per pkg. 10c Cleans Everything and will A.
not injure skin or fabrics. -
Rinso per pkg. 10c, 25c, and 50c
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I' urniture Creme, cleans and polishes
10
20c In.;. 1(14(1 741r Roof. R1'unielc,, of; \I1, 1111,1 Mrs,I'd. Taylor of 51raL•
Oranges per dozen ;Oc, 10c and 50c 11oultlon, 110)1 their grau(lsotf, 11113.01)1 ford, visited ((1111 the ,\('111-c11d Wdtlt
CABBAGE, CA ItIt•OTS, TOMATOES. woods, visited their cousin, n1'5..1°1111 their pati• nts, 111r, and \13. :. ' . Taylor,
1 1aik;IDIDI;her;st;1 Antal ttli I1P11i/D1I13r)+?tkt)r)t,,941'Cralg br., last (sect,
Home an F�
' wners
Share these 70 Mns
Between April 1, 1935. and 'March 31. 1913,
direct financial benefits to municipal tax-
payers front the ()Mario Liberal Government
totalled $70,513,033.05.
Here are the Savings for Taxpayers of
HURON andjj :I.3
t�!,
Municipal Subsidy :1160,525.23
King's 1-iig'hway 758,082.(
Township and County Roads.. 322, 5 15.50
II'lothers' \11owtinces 202,863.0()
Old Age Pensions and
Pensions I'or 131ind 198.116.00
Indigents in Sanatoria 101,631.00
$ti 2,013,1.15.4.>
'I'(yTA 1,
Every !lector in IhiA rioting has a direct and Vital
interest ill maintaining the Nixon Administration's
policy of ever-increasing relict' for nuwicipalitics
from lax burdens.
Keep Nixon at the Wheel
for Progress and Unity
VOTE Li
iwr, 4th
ISSUED BY THE ONTARIO LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
Elect HILL For Huron -Bruce
POW
land nlr, and 1103, 1,4':3lie 1111703u,