The Blyth Standard, 1944-02-16, Page 1TIDE ; LYTH STANDAR
VOLUME 19 -'NO. 27. BLYTH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1941. Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance: '2.00 to U.S.A.
Rev. Dr. And Mrs. Ross Junior Red Cross Entertain !Rehabilitation Meeting
Mark 50th Anniversary Mothers At School Monday, February 21st.
February 1•t1th, (St. Valentine's Day) The pupils of the Junior Room of All organizations and societies are
was a very important anniversary j the Myth Public School, entertained asked to not(' the fact that a Rehab -
date for the Itev, llr, R. W. )lois, and 'their ntohers at the February meeting ilitation meeting which has to do with
Mrs Ross, for on that day they cele -
of the Junior Red Cross on Monday the rehabilitation of local toys now
brated the Fiftieth Anniversary of afternoon, (St Valentine's Day,)
their wedding. A programme suitable to St. \'glen -
The important event was celebrated tine's Day was presented, Katherine
in the Armed Services, will Le held in
the Aleulorial 11all on Monday night,
Fobruary 21st, at 8 o'clo.tk, for the
Number From IIere Give Blyth United Church
Blood At Winghanl Clinic Annual ))Meeting
Somotvhcre in the neighbourhood The annual meeting of the Myth
East. t\'it\\'anos l ('(tune\
Th..I':;1•I \\'1),,;c n'u,, : 111
11e1gralt, ol, 'I :, •- ! ly 1 1 '1 -'il
Of twenty citizen ma(Ir the trip tot'nited ('sures Was held in 111) b...6,- w'in11 all 11, n „1 r, I
1\'ingham this 1\'ednc,day to donut( ! p)1' 1'11). 1):a I h, t ! 11; I-
im(en( on tho 1'v: uic,g of \Ve:tlerday,
Mood at the \\'ingham Blood Donors ins. .11r .\I, 11)11:1!,.: 1,; ,11'
I'ebrua'y ,(111, with th,. Ilatstur, l(•'y.
Clinic ed (Ail k. pro f,•n , ;I I,:1,(:,.:: „i ( ;ft
:\. Sinclair presiding.
Notahlc, ❑ul'alg the eout•ibut"I's The sleeting w•as opened by •,i11,'1iig
\vire 1'1. ,1. Cartwright, who eoI t ib' the hymn "1 Need Thee Every 11 n•„
fittingly with their son and daughter, 'Addle, the President was In the purpose of organizing for dhlt; impor- uled for the fifth time, and his next I"faith of Our father.;" and ..\\''hat a
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In Toronto, at the home of LAC, , J. chair, The programme opened withitant. post-war work, contribution will entitle him to a 1•rtend \Vo Ilavu in Jesus." '1'110
F., and Mrs, Itoss, Besides their son a chorus by the school. Then followed I Societies and Organizations are ask- silver button, also Miss Josetatiue'Scl.iptll(.0 Lesson read was 1st ('or.: i ;
recitations by Anita \Vrigh1, Leona ed to appoint delegations, 01' at 1aast tt'oodCJck, who was given 0 button laafter w•111(11 Rev. Sincla!r 10)1 y' in pra
Cook, Rhea hall and Barbara K.41- a ropresentltive, to be present at In recognition Of her fourth contrite'.
pat•ick. Piano solos were played by this important organization meeting. tion,
Annie MorrItt, Barbara I((lpa:tricit I It is the duty of the community to here are the list of contributors
It11ea hall and Janis Morritt, do all in our power to aid 1n this from this district who contributed Sccrc'v'y. \llmutes Of last year.;
Tho girls of Grades ti and i11 sang rehabilitation. program for our boys, at W'edn0sday's Clinic, with the annual
meetin were r''''1
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and 1)p
"God Bless the Little Wild Things," as, and when, they return from battle number oP times they have contilr,lt' proved. Reports 0f orgo1115+iron.,
A duct sung by Janis Morrltt and fronts, ed following in brackets: were revie•w,,'1, (lr. Philp gave the
Beverley Wallace, and n duet by See that your organizations Is re Iaulitor'.; rr ,ort and 1I r. Ililboru re
Betty Tait and Douglas McNall wore presented, Edwin Cartwright l:,l ; Ted I:asl i
(3); \1'illinm Bell I1); Gerald Iluffron Ported for the hoard of '['rustce; nut
much enjoyed Jack Kyle sap very
and his wife, their daughter. Mrs,
Douglas Read and grand -daughter,
Miss Betty Read of Ottawa, were also
present,
Although he wad born In East Wat-
vanosh Township, Dr, Rosa has been
away from this district for many
years. Ile and Mrs. (toss returned to
live with other members of the fans•
ily last ymar, following hili retirement
from the ministry,
For many years Ih•, Ross was ono
of tho outstanding ministers of the
Presbyterian Church, Ile is a sola of
the late Thomas !toss and Elizabeth
Rodger, EtirI \Vawanosh residents,
Fifty years ago he married Esther
Burns of Toronto, daughter of the
late Mr, and Mrs G. Ferrier Burns,
The union was blessed with two chil-
dren, a son and daughter.
Dr, Ross attended 'Toronto liniver'
sity, later taking a post -graduate
course in Germany. lie entered the
PresbyterianMinistery in 1893, and
his first charge was at Glencoe. Other
charges were Guelph, Fort Massey
Presbyterian Church, Halifax, Knox
Presbyterian Church Guelph. Ile was
also associated with Rev. Dr. D. C.
McGregor in First St. Andrew's Uni-
ted Church, London, and finally until
his retirement, with Rev, Dr, McTag-
gart at St, Columba United Church,
Toronto.
(Recently Mt', and Mrs. Daniel Mc-
Cowan purchased a beautiful home on
Dlnsley street, Blyth and with the
exception of one brother Jim, who
passed on in Vancouver two years
ago, the fancily are all together, They
are ltev, Dr. R. W. Ross, Dr, Annie
Ross, formerly of the O.A.C. anti
MacDonald Institute; 1)r. John Ross,
0,11E., 0 former deputy minister of
Education of Alberta, and Mrs. Daniel
McGowan,
We feel sure that a host of friends
will join with tis in extending hearty
congratulations to 1)r, and Mrs. Ross,
er,
\lr. Irvine \\'illl'ua was elected Sec-
retary and .lire;. E. Pollard, 1'r'' s
c g :l
iioar4 of Stewuds, lies, 11', \1111
nicely a solo "Stow Look! and Lis -1 (2) ; Raymond Criffitha (21; Leonard , ^' Toronto t., I:•rl)1;Iy lax 111,!:.p our
('2'); Jack Thompson (2); Shane ('0sail the lbws) Rcpo1.t in the 0103,11'0
ten! Carman Macdonald played n East Wawanosh Red Cross Cookkahalt (2); Thorold \'olden 11); (fits, (;rasl'y.
pleasing number on the guitar, Group Hold Euchre Alert Gray (1); Bert Beacons (2); Mr. P. Marshall moved, and Nr.
Tasker ,-econded, that the report, be
(allot Rnd(ly. mill 1,,,', 1; .1 1,1
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The pupils of Grade IV presented Franklin Bainton 111; \tea, harry
a short dialogue entitled "The Wise The S.S. No. 10 East Wawanosh ,
Reel Cross Group held a very Browne 111) ; :Mrs, Eva Taman (1) ; adepte:l, Carried.
Men of Gothalm," A oollect(on Was , I
ful Euchre and Croleinole en 'Thursday Mrs, Wesley Taman (2); M rs, Wm.
taken amounting to $3,69,
, Creigillon (1) ; .hiss Josephine Wood- After two Valentine Songs the five !night, when a good crowd turnedout
postmen David Wretch, Raymond yield In McGowan's School House, Mrs, Howard Campbell (..1; Douglas
aatton, Donald Armstrong, Kenneth Campbell (2); Norman McDowell (2),
The amount of $19, 0 was taken in
}laanm and Kidney Cook dist•Ulttte(l at the door, and the proceeds from a
the large collection of Valentines,
to enjoy the social time which was cock (4); flower(' CtU)11).bell (2);
' pair of crochet pot holders on which
'♦ira, Jim Merritt moved a vote of tickets were sold, netted $O.35. They
appreciation to Miss Grieve 011(1 Miss wore won by Airs. winter Meani,
Mills and the pupils and the pleasant Prizes winners were as follows:
hour tante to a close with the singing , Euchre: Men's, Orville McGowan;
of the National Anthem and repeat- Laaie•;, Earl Caldwell (playing as a
lug the Evening Prayer. lady); Consolation, Mi's, William Fear.
.-- a-, I Crokinole: Lladie.s, Mrs. Fred Toll,
Jr. high; Shirley Radford, consolation;
Morris Township Council Alen: Stcnwart Toll high; Stanley
Glousher, low,
The Council met on February 14,
1041, in the Township Hall with all
the members present. The Reelve
presided,
The minutes of the last meeting
w'•C4•e read and adopted on motion of
During the evening a short program
of songs and drills, put on by tine
school children, was enjoyed. Mr.
Aubrey Toll was the soloil;t of the
evening,
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OBITUARY
Miss Annie Laidlaw
Friends and relatives were shocked
on Saturday morning when it Wats
learned that Miss Annie Laidlaw had
parsed suddenly away at her 11(1010 on
rho 9th Concession of Morris Town-
ship, I\ 11E6 Laidlaw was preparing
,bt'eakfast-ailout 8 a.m., when she was
'suddenly stricken wall a heart attack.
]`p until that time she had teen in
her usual health. The deceased lady
was in her 71st year.
James Michie and \Villiatn Spell,
Moved by Charles Couites, seconded Che late MISSLaidlaw was a dough
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Moved of Robert 11. Laidlaw
by Harvey' Johnston, that the Laidlaw mail Chrfe
lepra McCallum, who canoe to :Morris
Superintendent. and Item) gent to
the Good Roads Convention to be Township as 1)101100) set!1(as from
held in Toronto on February tr, and Halton County. They were among
2.1 and that tate membership fee of the very earliest settlers in the town-
ship. Deceased was born on the farm
$5,00 bra pakL—Ca1•ried.
Moved by Charles Coulter, seconded on which .he diel. For many years
by Harvey Johnston, that the audit she kept house for her' two brother,;,
ors report be accepted.—Carried. Joint and )'inlay,
Moved by Harvey Johnston, second The invited guest;; are Members of hiss Laidlaw was a lnclllbOI' of the
ed by James .Michie, that the road the Bridge Club, of which Mrs, may 1111th 1)reshyteritul Church, and had
accounts, as presented by the /toad' Is an original utc111''(r, A feature of been active in (lunch work, also slie
wart active in the wort( of the 91It Line
Willing \Vorkers, wlikli is an affiliate
of the Blyth Itett Pros.. Society, She
wns highly respected for her alerting
qualities.
Surviving are two htrothers, ,lolul
and )'inlay, both on the heni('.stead.
Three brothers, .1ndre'w, Duncan and
James, and two sisters, S1:3an and
Mary, predeceased her,
Funeral service were held from her
late residence, lot 1'I, Concession 1) of
Morris Township, on Saturday after-
noon, February 121h. at 2 o'clock.
Rev, Hugh Jack, Pastor of the Soa•
forth Presbyterian Church, officiated.
d'allhearll•s were Itchen S:tort•ee(1,
}toaert• Mel)onald, \1'illlauu 111ak'e,
\Viliiani Brown, Alfred 1taggitl, and
Kenneth 'Taylor.
Interment 0116 Made in Myth l'uion
Cemetery,
Friends from 0 distance attending
the funeral were, \irs, Duuc.ul Laid-
law, and Mr. and Mrs, ilarvey Zeigler,
and son of Guelph, 3!•3, Ge.ar):.i Oiver,
and 3l ruses Mary and )'lora 31c('allu.nt
of \\'Ingham, and other friends turd
relatives from intahediote point;.
v
Bridge Club Honours
Mrs. V. M. Bray
Miss Mary :Mlino'enteItaincd a num-
ber of ladies at her home on Friday
night in honour of Mrs. V. M. 13ray,
who will shortly be leaving town to
join her husband who is with the
Bank of Commerce in Kitchener.
Superintendent, be paid.--Carrio:I ,
Mission Band Meeting Moved hy Charles Coubtes, second
0(1 by Harvey Johnston, that, the clerk
advertise for tender:. for crushing
and delivering approximately MO
yards of gravel,—Carried,
Moved by James (Mettle, seconded
by Wan. Speir, that the mooting ad-
journ to meet again on March 13,
1944 at 1 P.M. Carried,
The following accounts were paid:
Hall gave the Call to Worship, after ,Ontario Good Roads I Assoc\
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Robert Charter had placed the Wor I ation (t\IentUershl t Fee) .. $5,C0ship Centre. Mary Kyle road Scrip -
Municipal World, Subscriptions $9.00
ture, and 1), A, Me(Kettzle ledin pray I Stratford General Ifbspital
0r, While the offering was being re (Mrs. A. Nethery) $9.00
celive:1 In a large beautifully decoraeed A'lexctncira Marine and Genet al
heart s'hapr'l box, mato by Mildred; Hospital, Goderlch (Mrs,
Charter, the children sang "We'll A. Nethery) $12,00
• bring Him hearts that love 11111 ,, , Municipal World (Supplies) , , $113,04
The Birthday Song was sung for''Tas, '\McFa.dzean (Bonds, Treas-
three nleatubera, and the money was nn'cn and Tax Collector) , , $!14.;10
dropped In a news daisy decorated Brussels, Morris Grey
Birthday Box made by D. A. McKen- i Tcldlhoue System 91
10 C1has, Johnston (auditor) ,,$25,00
• (Itobt. 316K,i(tnon (auditor and
The nthntues were; read and approv
a5postage$27.7.5
c'd. Shirley Falconer read some let-IGeorge Gross (relief) ..,,$•1,104
ters from World Friends, having re -
Crawford Crawford (ALQ H,)
Dirs, $'',
0.00
seised quite a number, also snap -
John Ciaig (B',O,H.)
shots. Mks Clare McGowan told a emu John wheeler 01 11.)
starry of et Mexican Mtsstonary. Any, George Marlin (I1,0,1,)
fees not yet handed In are to be
brought to Mat `h meeting, Thirty-
two
hirtytwo children wore reported, who had
not missed more than three meetings
during 1943, 10 of these having per-
fect attendance. Now Work-bookls
were distributed, and MIothers are
asked to co-operate, by helping
children's care and safe -keeping of
these books. After the Valentine
mall had been distributed, each child
received a heart -shaped cookie, The
'meeting closed by all repeating the
"World Friendship Prayer."
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V .
The 3lIssion Band of Loving Ser-
vice held their regular meeting on
Saturday, February .112, with 01 pres-
ent. Alder the children had posted
their Valentines at the beautiful Post
Office prepared by Miss Lockio, and
with Fano Pollard • acting as post
mistress, the meeting opened with
the Member's Pu'Tose. Marguerite
Blyth United Church
Sunday, February 20th,
10.10: Sunday School,
,11,16 Subject: "The Little Outlaw,"
7 pan,: "The Empty H'ous'e,"
$3.00
$3.00
$3,00
George Martin, Clerk.
Fine Ice At The Rink
Skating enthusiast; are enjoying
fine sportat the rink these nights.
One of the best sheets of ice of the
winter is naw available. 1t is hoped
that before the season is over another
event such as the recent Ice Carnival
will be staged, but if any organization
intends sponsoring such an event
they should de it now bcf')re the
present wintry weather breaks.
The youth of the town have been
utilizing every opportunity. Several
hockey games have been staged be-
tween Londesboro and Blyth, There
Is a game tonight.
It's not too late to gel Uto skates
out and take a turn on the ice,
the evening 'was the costumes of
a number of the pests, some being
gowned in the styles that were pre-
valent when the bridge club was
formed, others attired in apparel of
the gay nineties.
A sumptuous dinner was served by
the hostess. The table du orations
were h1 red and white, with valen-
tines for place cards.
Following the dinner the guest of
honour was led to the living room
along the trail of a string of hearts,
W1tich were all suitable inscribed.
There htscriptions she was obliged to
)read,
MIT. It, D. Philp read aux address
In which !'egret was ioipressed by all
at 3108. Bay's removal, 311.;s Mary
! Milne presented the guest of 1lono(r
with a hand Lug and an over -night
0060.
Purchases Property
31r, Harvey MoC'allunt leas purchas-
ed from AIr, J. C. Ile fron the prop-
erty formerly occupied by Miss Olive
McGill on Queen Street, - and will
very shortly move his butcher shop
from It's present silo into the now
location,
Two More Local Boys
Home From Overseas
A large crowd of citizens, 1tenj' i
'by iteeve \Vm. H. Merritt, met the
, evening bus on Tuesday to welcome
home two more of our local boys
who have arrived back from Overseas.
1'lte two. boy's were Cur. Earl Craig,
son of 31rs, \Vat. Craig. of Morris
Township, and Tpt•. 331(11 Blake,
Trinity Anglican Church
Rev, P. H. Streeter, L;Th„ Rector.
i'ebrunry 20th, i1(14,
Quinquagesima
Sunday School 11 a,nl.
Divine Service 12 neon,
Wounded In Action
llr.;. Gertrude A. Short. of Strath.. ; white fox and brown nccasspries. (111 \\.'e 11,110 11
toy receiveda telegram from Ottawa.1 their return. the groom will return c0nuuunicat1 n 111:0
stating that her lnisband L. -Cpl. Ilari-y to his nail of D3.bert, N.S. and the whit'', of 1."1"(10". iu
. bride to Ili
1)01113. in \\'ingham.
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, Short, has been wa.,::d''1 In action,
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Staltlard. \t•'r 111•,! l'.'war(i !n
ing it every 11 \day nl :11nhl10, 11.11 '
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easy 011 (11111. I;. ar11s 11 (3 'ryone,
It was moves by 31r. F. Marsh 111
(111(1 secot, led by llr. Philp, that the
following Steward; he re. -elected
Afessrs. L. I lilborn, I. \Valitice. I'raulc
110111 and George Jahrston. C:arri"d.
air. I,. llilhorn m•,ved. and \Ir.
'rasher secondc:l, that \t•. It. 11,
Philp an I Mr. 5, (.'sinew Le re-
appointed as auditors. Carried.
It 3V83 ui0we(1 by 3lr. R. It. )'hilt,.
and seconded by llr•. 'casket. that the
election of new Elders be left to the
Session. Carried.
31rs, 11. \Viglitiu 11 moved, and
'Mrs. \\'nt, \tills s(00111e1, a \'1111' of
thanks to Itew, and 31rs, Sinclair.
Carried.
3Ir, Tasker moved, and 31 I•. I,. Ilii -
born seconded, that the 111) ling be
adjourned, ('arried.
]rev. Sinclair pro1,0nnc('11 the Bene-
diction,
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\ \ery pretty wedding foul, 11130:
at 1 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
1'e)•ua(t'y lutlt at the home ul' Mr. 0111
airs. Uejrge Orvi:, when their (laugh-
ter Velma \lay, became the bride ul'
Andrew Stephen Scott, I'•('.
son of 3lrs, Alex Scott and the late
Alex. Scott of lilyth. Ret', \V. A,
111" croft performed the ceren,ny
a 'aid a setting of candelabras Willi
g1Jw•tlg tapers, fragrant spring 1'11(31- Itai:e1'I- 01 1elioe f 111• ,1111' 1111:111'11'
( rs and palms, The bride, \'110 was laud Raymo nl li '!ll(,':ui w'as diel' r 1
given in marriage by' her (3)110'1' 3101'1' l'lel'Ie•I'1'e.l'11 )',')' 0f III., municipality
a fluor length gown of white satin 3! '.' 11 by mns-ill') 13';ac!e (,1,,1
made on princess line.; \'ilh sweet- liubertsoa, 1 hat ;1 month'. salary
heart neckline :111(1 long „leewei taper- 111)1(1 to tit,' , -71111' 01' 1110 1:11- ( 1"1' -
ing over the wrist. 11(') finger-tip 50il't'ea:u11'r. trialed,
\•as caught to a halo of orange :\ lel 1• r 80,13 i!le a.:e:$•nr, 31, .
blossoms. She c'ar'ried a shower -murvrn 11)1'„(0e11 11';i112. frr a 1.;11
bouquet of carnations and fern, The in hi; c•.31;(('3' w1) ),';111 and on n:;11101
!bride was atteud('d by her sister, of ('ocn.eill.or_ 1'1„ 1)11 11,,1)
MI's. L(tugllleall, who wore a floor a $10 raise 13315 _") 11 '11.
length gown of minuet blue crepe and The en11,•(•1,1'' r 'pOOIOd that
carried 0 white prayer book. I.11t0' (:13es of $1 s:012 \'ere ,031 1:13 tar,1-
,raau Laughleau, nie01 (if iln' 10.4 10
was flower girl and \'ore a long
dress of pink net and carried a
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ing and his time fel r ,11.!.•:! )) w 1-
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gay of sweet pea',. lt0rs (1rli,. 1
'brother of the bride was best man. 1ls,,cd confirming 1'.10 n1-Iro nu ;1
11. It. Redmond 0,, ,•,-h-t,•(,
The guests \cern received by the
bride's mother, who wore a I1y,,-pi,..e,ltb0 nnnlirip;lily, irl. in the sit.
of the treit,u'1'1' t?,, eb/'1111, , w'•' '
blue f'r'ock with corsage or roes and
the groom's mother wlo, wore a I
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brown trod:x 1(11(1 (001:813)' of ruses. l
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:\ ilei' a w•edlliltg luncheon, 31r, and \let' \Irltlli I1 ') ' ''•r!
311x. Seott loci for (her honeymoon.
I the bride travelling in a 111.0w11 silk
'.jersey dress over w'hicli she 101'0t F , • , Lt
!brown needlepoint cent trimmed with 1 ltlllll\ ttlti ► i ()ill
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\(r , SI. ;111''1;
37 11111 b,
Mrs, Short was formerly Gertrude
Tune)', daughter of :Ira. Benjamin
Taylor, of Blyth.
LONDESBORO
The hondesboro Red C'ro'ss (ire
holding their Bingo this Friday night
February 1811t in the Community 113111.
\\'e would like 10 ('•00 a good atten-
dance.
llen-
(1011(•e,
A Pot Luck Supper was held at the
home of 3lrs. John Henry Shu',brook's
on Monday. 'There was a good atten-
dance, and the proceeds amounted to
$2v,0U,
The groom is a brother of 31•s
John 1'\airservic(' of Blyth,
Another Successful Event
For The Red Cross
10.41141•-•••••..
.\ls„ w' I'I "Ill '1 a (`,(Ilti(Illll°:•.t!i, 111
In spite of 11+? fact Ih:u the we.ithe)' iron+ .\lir: tl;n';:a!'et ('ew'al) 0f Pl'a:I-
wls most 11':-'agrcen111', the Red ('r.•:: cion• \tau. \t;: c:1w'an charged IN
itingo and Dance held im the Memorial :that her lcitcl 133)5 11.11 for pni,licati0n
Hall on Priday night 11(3 11 tinaurial bat she s• at 14011 )•)''eons.; 0) c'1':'1'y'
success. Following is the
rc-111's' (IIIc. 6111 (11(1)111
Total Receipts flOs.7,0 Ibnt sh1 1c enjoying 1,00:1 health, and
Expenses
Proceeds
1313.:,1; nis., That '1('•3 103 ' hail a lovely win -
$1 1,94 1(.'. 0111(..11 the :ante as we Irv' bad
R, 1' j), Treaetp'cain ()Marto,
fr,00A4,§
The Pick of Tobacco
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Snake Bite Kit
One of the most IIIgenloos uses
to which plastics have been put is
In the snake bite kit, army issue
io American servicemen fighting
kn the tropics, relates the Financial
Poet.
Snake bite is a seri :;:ci:ace to
men fighting in these regions, and
quick measures have to be taken
It the victim's life is to be saved.
Main require:nein is to sack the
Yenotn iron: the 1ymol: capil!ariee
of the person ''bitten by a p..isonous
reptile, if death or scrit:, illnc:s
fa to be averted.
The U. S. ;slur NIruit:l Corps
has provided American, tri:'; men
with a i)arlly snake bite kit, small
and compact, and con:„h:ing ma-
terials for quick treat:i:et.t. In it
In a tourniquet, ha:,::; gee, in•linr
and ammonia capsules. is a plastic
tale which is rlttslprvof Er.'! Ovate: -
tight. There is also a 5n:all knife
for opening the wooed, and a
pump to surf; the ve::'_al from it
'The (hire;, t\'1. o:igieel:y made
of alutinu:,1, %v1ic!i ',was a great
Improvement over the r:'21•er bulb
auction lige::;, fc,rn;%=!y ;:sti, 'When
aluminum b5- ca::,e scarce, the pump
was re-Ill'>ag,t:c•', in plan:i,, which
has prover'. sop erinr to aluminum,
The thin tVaii; of the el: m:num
pump herr, q; ,.- easily, the de•
etroving its elf tt'litcne,s.
t e
Great wt:. i , . t
rnolding tl.r rll'ir C: the skit,
1
J'•S/
e
The new double defence against colds, grippe
end bronchitis 13 to build Immunity with
VilaVax-a small tasteless capsule combining
COLD VACCINE plus VITAMINS
II catching cold, take VltaYox to reduce
severity and speed recovery.
W you've Inst had a told, take V1taVax lo
overcome fatigue and Increase vitality.
Fee scleniUicareal utions against future c Ids,
grippe and bronchkis, protect al the fal.Ay
1tIMt1 VttaVax Copalles. Only $1.50 for
erne la two months average requirements.
Ash yogi, druggist, or for deloW wale lo--
lbrberfs Illologkal Laboratory, Toronto
START TODAY
VITAVAX
COIR VACCINE pba VITAMINS
If Back Aches
HeIpKidneys
Do you feel older than you are or 01((5-05-
item (letting Up Nights, Backache, Nervous-
iiu, Leg Pains, Rheumatic Rains, Burning,
t or frequent passages? If s(n, remem-
that your Kidneys are vital to your
th and that these symptoms may be due
le Kidney and Bladder troubles -In auch
Um Cye et usually gives prompt and oy-
su relief by helping the Kidneys clean
E, poisonous excess acids at d wastes. You
Vseverything to gain and nothing to lose
trying eyelet. The Iron clad money -back
epeement assures a refund of your money
to return of empty package unless fully
eatlafled. Don't de-
lay. Get Cyatet
ass -text from your
Idle W5-. 1'ssan druggist today.
c
stex
,Relieves distress from MONTHLY
FEMALE
WEAKNESS
Lydia E. Pinkhant's Vegetable
Compound not uuly help; relieve
monthly pain but also weak, nerv-
ous feellnes-due to monthly lune -
Ronal distm hauces. It helps buildup
resistance ac:alnst cltstrest of "diffi-
cult days;." Made 11( Canada.
11/4
ve
'!'here are 11 C,Jlnpo::cuts in the
complete set, each of which "r-u:st
be a perfect fit in its matching
part." The pump also had to be
designed so It c01:!d bt' taken apart
quite easily in the field, cleaned
and then reasstn:blcti.
The pump, ac described in Mo-
dern Plastic, is "very ingenious me-
chanically, as it will maintain a
constant suctilm sithout continual
pumping." One. of the tests to
which it was suhliccted inaladed
lifting a 4 -Ib, v. -eight by the wae:lotnt
created and ht,i(.iug it susiuulcd
for some time ;without actit;ti:lg
the plunger,
How Can l ? ?
By Anne Ashley
I I Il„r, b1;0::I,! i+rt1•i:,:l \',C l be
s ,t.1c11
A, Make a sods of purr, flukes
.,n+l %farm 1',ater. iqucewe the gar-
ment in the slid•, changing life ha-
ter Iretpl'nii3, Rinse thoroughly,
adding a fen' soap flakes to the
last ria-ing. Spread out flak, to dry,
tttrttine the garment \r hen one
side i• dry,
1owV can 1 inter' vc the fie-
vor 1(f apple 5;tI11'r:
:1, Add a few drop of lemon
juice, lhie addition will be a great
intpnrvt mein if the apples hal e a
flat talc.
1,.). How can 1 remove ink irl'nl
.t piece of line(: that has been in
the l:uul,Jr) and returned with a
moldier nit it?
:1, Appl; a satur:,ttd solution of
cyanide of potassium with K
camel's lair orusll. \Cash in ):old
water immediately eftcr the )nark
is removed.
Q. blow an I take good arc of
fur,;
.1, :1 fur u ill collect dust and
dirt just the sante as any ether
artille of apparel, and it should
be brushed, combed and ai: ed oc-
casionally,
Q. 'low can I remove blood
stains iron: garments?
A, Hold the stained material
under col11 running water and then
launder in the usual manner.
U.S.S, SARATOGA'S LATEST PORTRAIT
The photo above is the latest of the mighty U.S. aircraft carrier
Saratoga, veteran of many Southwest Pacific battles with the Japs and
probably a unit of the world's greatest concentration of carriers which
provided bombardment and air cover for invasion of the Marshall Is•
lands, Photo taken from plane whose tail appears in foreground,
Have You Heard?
A little girl t\.'s tal<rt: to ti:e Zoo
by her father, Th ': stood before
A lion's cage and the father ex-
plained how fierce and strung lions
were and hog,; they would attack
and devour human brings,
The little girl looked thonRitt-
fully at the (Bon. Then she said:
"Daddy, if it got out of the cage
and ate you up, what number bus
would I have to take to get home?"
Bomb Loader: "That's fun-
ny, when I told him my nick-
name he started to run."
Bombardier: "What's your
nickname?"
Bomb Loader: "Butterfin-
gers -why?"
Having told ail his Eric:;ds that
he was going to retire, Sandy ex-
cited some comment 1) r'antinuingt
to catch the sole to tha Cit', At
last one of them tackled hilts.
"(Here, Sandy," i:e sr,id, "didn't
you tell us that yoti had retired?"
"Ay, and I have." replied Sandy;
"but i ntiist t\'i,tr: colt ;p'
ticket, }'e ken.
Employer (interviewing ap-
plicant for job): "Know any-
thing about electricity?"
"Yes, Sir.''
"What's an armature?"
`A chap who boxes for
nothing!"
Oldtinter: "is year n: rr.r'i life
one grand sweet song?"
Newly Keil: "Well, shire our
ba'y's been born it's more like nn
opera, full ofg rand marcher, v,ith
loud calls for the tut!:c: ever;
night."
This thought
I think I think
Is not my thought,
But the thought
Of one
Who thought I ought
To think his thought.
Many Downed Air
Crews Are Rescued
A
ICC•.^dlTl _...t! C'.
r \V.Fitch,
South Pacific air commander, says
it's almost unt.'r'ieval.de ho', many
of his downed n :e5-, have been res-
cued after hating: the Japanese
over Rabaul, .':e',; Britain.
He reported 'recently that more
than 80 percr nt of the per-nnnel
forced to land at sea have been
{'irked ftp t;rt': rls.ued, fTe said
the total .:a\ bnri 1,fitn) t::.h!.
Wild Animals
Plague Norway
litenee, eiv(e, wolverine s and
foxes have staged such a comeback
in Norway during; the hast three
fears that they have become a
plague to the Norwegian fanners.
Stripped of their firearms by Nazi
order, the Norwegians arc unable
to combat the pests, \VoIve:, for-
merly confined to northern Nor-
way, have spread southward, One
Gudbandel fanner recently lost 85
sheep in a single night,
iimmommoggegemismnamoll
NOW...
GIVES YOU A
SUPER -REMEDY
Buckley's g love Von Buckley's Mixture
Canada's largest selling cough and cold
remedy. Nosv Bachley's gives you one of
Canada's most highly medicated, fastest
acting ruts. Yes llucklry's Stainless \1'hitc
Ruhisdifferent-better, Itrubsinquicker
-penetrates deeper -relieves pain faster.
Try it for your own or baby's chest cold,
or for stiff, sure muscles, tired hurtling
feet, and over 30 other common es eryday
aches and ailments. It must give relief
faster than any rub you have ever used or
money hack. Price 30c. and 50c. at all
drug stores.
RECTAL SORENESS AND
PILE TORTURE
QUICKLY RELIEVED
It yuu we trouol:d x'!th Itching
plies to teeth! eurene:.s, du out delay
treatment and run the Ile' of letting
lhls condition be.:w e Chronic,. Any
itching or sr,r•e;!es, •,r painful ease-
:): ; ,! stool Is r I:.urn'! warning and
pruper treatment 8119U o.,1 he ee.ured
et uncle.
Por this purpose get a package of
llem•Jtuld frurn any druggf�t and
use as dlrt;cted. This formula
which Is used Internally Is a small,
easy to take Whitt, will quickly
relieve the 12:11ng uud soreness End
aid to healing the sure tender sputa.
I ein-ituid Is pleasant to 1130, is
highly recunuueud^d and It +eemd
the hcigtl0 of fully for any one to
risk a painful and chrome pile
condition when sir:h a fine remedy
may be had at euro a smell Cost,
if you try llem-Rufd and aro rot
entirely pleased with the results,
your drugg;pt will glarJ'y rt 14! 1.
sour money.
Defies Jap Guns
To Get Butterflies
P11,1rinac 1st's \late R.'!n'rt `1ul
Man of stn1111.1\ n N V., iiu,l, 1{"::-
gaiiivillc islan,l a ",\III place --
for catching hut) 2fI i,,
\1'itli a net LI•hi,41e'1! frtua a
6,1, 1(1. -Unita h':d out, clic ;una-
tcur en! rnne,lo4 i-? ,(swills his Alar('
11.1111 Cll1 Oleti
CHICKS APPROVED CHICKS
61111:.\1 .UI,.s1:1,1-: 31 511,'11, wl'I:11,.
Mixed andI'nllet:. R. L'o1'Ic , 1
145-.
N. Ilanitl,. CII', :I, 1V, 1,1 g•
11'5-1( 130, 211', .\ 1.5-' ed1 1 hatch-
ery, till lit '"etltr., +l„t'ernlnt•nt
handl o tool hood ust.11, An y's
lI:,I, 1i, 5-y, , 'lat5-1,2'1, 11110,
W1': HAVE 5'I'.\lt'I'1:t> ('11tt'Ns,
iutllerluti' 41011'ry. 1rd.'!" sur
.411"411,1 1.0 in
Leghorn pullet, 1"r your future
k6 r. to;tri'' ts, 5-,1 0'. (Bray 11.Irrh-
41,4 1:19 John X„ 1 l:Hilt"t,, (Int,
li.l lt1:l:1' JiiI'liS .11'11 1,.511111;
1':ngrsh \VIiite Leg horns. ,111
ln) v hlo0dtest cd, herd la 11,5. and
uxtot quality Rocks mixed I4',t'e.
11'1121! Dm; horns !nixed 12..1, 1'ul-
Jets 26c. Iturk 1:00It1'rel9 1101. 4c,
March i5-, 1'rerlir roc's 1'uulU'y.
Piton, 1t!dgel'\wn, Vet,
Yl'lll l'I:I,I:Ililt 11'111'1'1'; LEI:11011N
1111:11 l'A Y A1111,111 11.1111 1'1111-'1(S
Ti11s STRAIN l.y A. !'1t.1C'r11.A1.,
pruren egg --producing type, with
twenty -lief.! 3('2.1'9 of steady
production 'melt of them, They
will pay well for good keep lttl(I
vire. '1'hls Is curtain, bucausu they
are dot0; 11110 01( oto' 0011
0110 of of 1:n11041 :I In ret';) egg•pro-
(tueing farms. You get exactly
thu same breed, strata mil grade
ns vt'e mise for ourselves, 1''Tul-
try llnrnl;entent hornbook "High
Pay Ability" 5. nt 1'141';E on re -
attest, tic) our 11100 tIS.t, \V' n(1•
vise early orders. SPItlC2E.
I,1:ItTfl h_11t1( int 1TED. 1Jox
35011, 13ranttord, Ontario,
TIVEl)P1.11 OPl.^1':IiS ,51.i, T1111
popular h1',.li•--lout he eurlyl
Ttwcddlr 11 )rhe;'ies offer !locks,
Leghoros Red,<• -,ill the proven
breed:: and c:1 s 1,o.e.i : nil Oo\'-
erunu•nt A1Prow rd front bleud-
teslol breeders til:,'. provtd their
inb„rn husl;lt0 t, I,5- ,(flims,:; 011'1
productive y1(;llitl, 9, That's thn
kind of chicks 111:,t will give you
every 1100I)In0:0 55)11 you ''ot'h
tip .Nath \whit trill probably be
the ))(hest dennind for chicks n
meat and eggs in t'1111:10111 lilt -
tory, Fend for '1'wt )1l: catalogue
and pri'elist now, Also ready to
any rind laying pll!letr: fc±' lln-
Mediat,• deliw'e:r,', ')'11 tddltr ('hide
Iiuteh,:Vie, Limited, J'eth4)s,
$TA1:T1:U 1'I:1.Li:TS, B.\1;RED
}locks, 1 week old, 23 cents;
trerlt, 7C cenl°. White I.r'eh'?:
1 week old, 20 (-ent..: 2 weeks
old, 3') cents. 17ehrtl,u3 nl.'1 \Inrrh
pull.. is only. 4'nrIelor If''l:cl y,
I1rltannla 1Ieighti, 1111.
FLL'f1'11E1: I1I1:I1,I,Et"N P.\\IOi'S
Aust'aiian SVh!te 1..>;horn 12th'
ehlchs, nearly as ;n'ge ns P1u'-
red Sleeks, will ;ay 3 cue., to
theft 1, earn I11rt 1' 11.'50, \V„r1(1'r
record Layers 1(t cu!IU,,i, llr•rl'iced
front y2:, per 1(1u to 1 This
will be it record y, -;n' in chicle.,
Book early for ,i,tistr3• when
wanted, Over
2'0 inti alga -r ;;!t)
yen!. were returned, :odd out. A
deposit w\ ill book your 01' -
der, Delivery ti to 1 ((:bold.
1Vrlto 160 Bank Sr., (221,0 .
}'11:.11)1' TO LAY .1N17 1,:11'1\r;
1VLIt' Leghorn pull.:', n' reas-
onable prices for nnndlatl' de-
liver}'. Also 1lor: 1l 1:01:k,i
Hybrids, F:'te ,m alogur, .\lsu
day old chicks for Inunellinte de-
livery. Twaddle Chick 13;)(chor-
ies Limited(, 1'erguei, Onl:trlu.
fi0\'ieItNAlENT Al'1'1'JVED,
blood -tested chicks from llig'h
Productive ...trains. Ten 'rhoueaunt
ehlchs ttvaihibl,, wieldy. Immed-
iate delivery en day-old and
started chicks. Gay wood harm,
Mount Ilanli't+ lt.
POUL'I'RY•KEEI'I:1t5, TIE SERE:
of a good healthy bunch of baby
chicks this coming Ccaton. Goal
ahleke mean good hens and more
eggs, Immediate delivery' on day-
old chicks. SVrito for 1,`144 cat-
aloque and prlees on our Gov-
ernment Approved chicks. .MONK -
TON POCLTRY FAItMS, arouk-
ton, Ontario.
TOO LATE', - T110 i.A'I'E
NEXT SPRING DON'T LET IT DID
laid "too late," Send for our price
list and order your baby chicks
now. One dollar hooks your order.
Goddard Chick Hatchery, Briton -
Ma Heights, Onl.
DON'T GAMBLE
PEDIGREE 5 I It 19 D 13A11111.D
Rock. 1(r 55'hlto 1,ccllnnls and
Pure Christie New Itautpshlres re-
niov,,s all chance, Our prlrc, 15-'
\'ory IOW. 51/'6111 d!ra:aunt until
h61. 1501. Ketll,'\ti•Il harms,
E7,•,1r• e. 1111.
1111,1, FOR S.% LID
F'OR 5.51.1•:-I1sa0:1'11:11 111'1.1.,
k mow Its olct, i:rutntnel breed-
ing, 1'.11. '1','0,:41. loud color
markings and flesh. Part!ruln)'=,
Oshiuu" Imran. 11un-!'ie1d, 1)111,
II 1'1'1i'
EX 11111111.1N 3x1 \1.11:1i1•:'I: '1'11'1:
\l:uum„III Pelta! n n ,I I:oueu
ducks, 1'1:1k,.:;, !:'.bolo Ducks 31,10',
\Va1t' r (;r;,!', 1unl,w 1111, 1111,
11(151I:S'I'il' 111.21,1' 1V.1 \'1'1•:D
G1111, 1/II 11'11\I.1N 1VA\'5-1.11 1" )!)
honk in country, wish children.
All modern ennteIi,•r,e,•s; t1'
',cashing. $45-:.(1! net: mond(. IIan1-
III'n, blit. District. I:nx 22, 7:1
.5) Mid.. \5'., '1'oru0l10.
1)1 111:11: .5 4 :1.1': O
A\I\ �
(IAVI': 1'111 A351'1)1,\l' Nl•:I;I4u
dyeing or ciea11nt7 IV rue to us
for Informatio(, 5\'e are glad to
answer 3'our questions. l)epurt•
meal it, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge St!net, To.
rolto.
1:1.1:C'1'I(IUA 1, i:It111I'JI I21N'I'
ELECTRIC \lU'I'UliS, N1':\V, USED,
bought, :01,1, rebuilt; h e 1 1 s,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
company Lid„ 2212'1 I.lullrrlu 51.,
Toronto.
1:111. C.t'1'l1,\,11,
LEARN MORSE CODE AT
HOME
Sen.1i1r20 5-''' it'il, p:aelir' 1(11
aUlulnalir. '1'clellr\ ur'•hntem. ,icutl
for details aul'l I s Wont Illy rental
., t . I'.
Ll (�' 11(. .5-1 :: Ili •,'I '11
I ti II 11:11 ! 5-((021 Ltd.,
Dept, 15'„ ..9 1'4,1_, 52., Toronto,
1
I 11/l IIA1,1
1
1JAt'.111:1r;1tA rutil ,;.5l,.l1 1e:•••11 sr)."
uftea,lv(1 .Mut :n-l.uf 2), 1:11
Mit tie 4.)1.1,41 .1 _elft 4,•11111,1
I11'llg;
s1•11 ;1 411 e ,w a
FA1151 I:111'1,01 ill:\'I' ww 1\ 11:11
:1\111J:• In. I;1, 121:1:1;
111.,1., 1., 11:11 1,.'
.•11 -10 . .: 1, I,: .111 2, . ,.
t+1.1.
time ptn',uing; his fa v.' itc ltuhb},
!Veil to vt itllin r::ncc + . J,II'anr.e
puns,
A \I,triuc coniln,t (,,t re ;l,,tl'Ir11t
wrote thus 0i 1'1:111,::1, i -t', .\1ote
Shultimo to a friend:
"One of the .`.trai111-. 111111);,
I've seen on lion oiu\'illc 1'. ,;s a
camouflage -clad w,lrrio;, 1((t ) is -
ed, wallowing through a swamp,
clnt•ing htltterillt•.
1'.51111 I 11.21,1' 11 .5 \'I'I•:1I
EXI'EIII1':X4'1211 \I:1111411?li MAN,
1'lllt 1:11111, yt';ll'11' employment,
!loll+e ilrunI 4,11 vi leg es, 51:11'
tool(}',
1'4'1 •1(r,'. II.
11.11. 51, 1'111 II:, 5-,110•+,
1' A 11 \I 1: !1, 1:SI'l:l:lh;\I'I:I+,
ho'', ; :1 1(1 lime( ,-,, it nil
tu•'ep, 111.1111,'5-1 1101, 1II'1' 14 II -
1111t', 11)+4„3 11.1211 triter 1'211rtn,
.51,ILu 2(211)0. -�
.-
1.2.5110s 45
WANT '1'11 REST I''Alt\I, 2I 2',)
iSCt'r`:, ht' 0011011011000 f:trliel,
1111y W1101'0 rrunl I)tIIllot 12411 h,
Atri'}t', 1111s 21, 73 -tri-kilelu 1\.,
1\'ANTED, 'I'\VU 111'X1)121211 At'Itb:
[non, With 1(r without equip.
/1101/ I. Itto'galn--l''tsh, 131(\
-73-Adrinldu 1\'., 'room to, .-_-.
1'A11.115 V011 SAI,I:
13(014 1''A 111IS 1'c 111 5,51,E 1\'1'1'12
)cl;tht ;c 'n I.:Ike \tusk"Il:l, neat'
111.1+. 155 \t1. ilIei rom .l Venue,
l'urunlu,
1'A 1211
FOR S,\1.1'1-'.:1NS1S'l'IN('1
of 1JJ'+ pyres, with or without
sleek and nlut'hlner3'. :apply to
J, \V, Fraser, Alaxyilte, (nt,
IONS At_lt12 LANI), 3t,IOI) IIOt'S1:,
burn, F:bruit', 4treri1)o3=o and
equipment. Box 1112 \Vingh:n.
VAI.I'A111.1; 1•'A 1111 1X \1'A'1'I2I11,01)
t:011 111 for 011 consisting of
414 u':Pero lnt'liding 12 acres
cedar swamp, 32 ucre.3 hardwood
bush, :i acres orchard, 101 11.111 1111
udder culIIV:Itloli, Sit11..1ed 1.1
)IIIc.; irom 11'11torim., 3 11121e.s
110111 J21(rheum.; 11.5-1,1(1( bel' k
house, large haul( 1.':1111, 2 lml-
plontrt sheds, a1.=r, .'quipped
with hydro, Por full 1':'rti,:1(l;ars
11113' 2.1 'Iry 1'. 1,:auff'_1', 11.1(,
No. 3, SVattl'1 ,, (ail),
.\1,:131':, 1;-1111\I 11,11'51:,
Rulld;leg;-5,1111 r.5-1 fl"' pact.,
Ilydtu 1,111) \\'offer In 0.1) hui1,1-
lugs.
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THE WAR • WEEK — Commentary on Current Events
Ships of United States Fleet Ride
At Anchor In Japanese Harbor
The aoir in the Pacific la, t eel;
entered a new phase. Gathering
enormous forces, including the
largest fleet the world has evCr
aceii, the .,11itericans struck at and
tvon Japanese territory for the first
time. Ships of the United States
Pacific Fleet rode at anchor in a
Japanese 11,71.110r, the New,
York Times,
The victory was gained at
thein Atoll in the heart of the
)tar.sliall Islands. This direct as•
'atilt, cracking Japan's main outer
shield of defenses, brought to full
Scale the offensive tvhich has been
So long in preparation and which
In its preliminary stages has meant
long, hard battles on the outer
fringes of Japan's conquests,
Strike For High Stake
invading the Marshalls, the Navy
was striking for the highest stake
yet in Pacific strategy, Japan
holding the islands tinder mandate.
piece \\'orld 1‘'ar I, had made thenr
into air and sea bases and knit
them into her reat scheme for
war, About 2,150 miles from
Tokyo, they flank the sea road to
Hawaii and may have been the
rendezvous for (Ii C fleet which at-
tacked Pearl Harbour, They also
flank the route to the Solomons,
In American hands they will flank
the Japanese positions in the Caro -
lines, due west, where the great
bases of Truk and Ponape are ma-
jor bastions,
"Softening Up"
That the attack on the :\farslialls
was coining could hardly have liven
tis doubt to the Japanese, Long-
range Army and Navy planes had
been bombarding the islands stead-
ily since mid-November, a campaign
stepped up through January. It was
"softening up" on a scale greater
thau the Pacific had ever sem
before, Shipping, shore defenses,
docks, rummays, seaplane ramps,
hangars, fuel and ainnomition
dumps and gun positions were
blasted day a fier day,
l'or \ vo days before 1 [-hour
came, carrier planes, long•range
bombers 811(1 heavy units of the
fleet subjected the islands to a
Staggering bombardment.
The Fleet Moves In
'Clic invasion came in the form of
R great two-pronged amid: from
north and south, Carriers, the
largest and newest battleships,
transports, cargo skips, tankers,
landing craft for mid inlan.
try—a total estimated as at least
2,000,000 toils —had been drawn
from the mainland of the
Stales and from every large Paci-
fic base,
When the landing forces swept
ashore they encountered stiff resist-
ance at some points, but it was
limited to small-arins fire. Artil-
lery had apparently been blasted
out of existeuce. Not one enemy
plane was sighted during the ap-
proach to the islands or during the
Invasion. Continuous bombard-
ment of airfields throughout the
Marslial Is kept doe 11 the 'threat of
aerial counter-attacle,
\VItat WilS gained was of first
importance. I:wajalein Atoll is
the !argot in the Marsh:ills, in
fact the largest in the world, At
IUs northeast corner arc Rol nini
Namur islands, linked by at tidal
strip and a catisevay. 011 Rol was
"OLD BILL"
New-fanglee field telephone device
but the same "Old Bill," It has
been a great growi g season in
Italy as Capt, Perry Cadegan of .
Glace Bay, N.S. (the man behind
the moustache) can testify.
the largest Japanese airfield In this
area, lt was captured in four
hours. \Vinning Kwajalein knock-
ed out the keystone of the J141140031
strticture in the :\farshalls,
Battle for Japan
Up to the present the Japanese
Navy has been the principal 1111)1.
1,1011 on the full development of
our amphibious strength. But with
the taking oi Kwajalein, we are
reaching the point at tvhich it can
be effectively neutralized; either
Japan will have to risk it in battle
or it will sink, like the German
Fleet after Jutland, into 5trategic
impotence, In the Pacific, the
battle of the remote outposts is
beginning at last to give way to the
battle for Japan, And the Pacific
is still only one side of the equa-
tion; for all this says nothing as
to what may be preparing in India
and the Bay of Bengal,
Japan Itself Attacked
J.ast week United States naval
forces, for the first time, steamed
within shelling range of Japan it-
self and bombarded l'aramushiro,
at the extreme northeastern end of
the Ittrile Island chain.
Paraintishiro is not a part of
Japanese conquest, It always iota
been ,1 apanese soil. It is Japan
itself, It has been reached and hit
now—not only by long-range bom-
bers, but also by American surface
vessels, It is nearly a thousand
miles north of the main, thickly in-
habited parts of the Japanese Ar-
chipelago. But it is Japan, '1'lle
Japanese Fleet is no longer able
to defend its own home islands front
our naval forays.
1Vliat does it 1110811, this unex-
pected and only twenty-ininute-
long attack 01 luralitt Point? \Vas
it just an isolated hit-and-run af-
fair designed to befuddle an enemy
at a time when he has reason to be
looking for blows from the South
and Fast; or was it the prelude to
an al 10111 drive, even possibly
landings on this farthest North of
the Japanese bases?
'Idle \Vat. Lords of Tok,a) will
pander this one carefully, for it
might be either. It is no 'secret
that the United States has been
building tip Northern bases, inchol-
hig, no doubt, substantial improve-
ments to the Aleutians,
The memory 15 said to be at its
best between the ages of 11 and
1-1,
OTTAWA REPORTS
That Present Coupon Value of
Maple Syrup Is At Rate of
One Coupon Per Quart
Vatuhilifi 1170 wr:Ither
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coupon as quart, ( In ouneesi, or
lour coupons a gallon. Come the
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eting Peri,41 over, the value will
revert to 1:1 o1111005 per commit.
The coupon value of maple sugar,
note two pounds per coupon, 1011
remain in effect throughout the
year, Gummed slieeta for pasting
tip coupons are available at local
ration board 11(1015
This 5085071s prices per gallon
for maple. syrup set by Wartime
l'rices and Trade Board (producer
to ecui,unier, including c(ntainer)
zat.: Canada fancy $1l.1O, f'attade
light isa,ia, Canada medium V.O0,
Canada dark t1, (*amok ungrad-
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Farm families who have 1101
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be able to use theie to obtain extra
canning sugar w 11 e 11 summer
comes 'round (at the rate of one
hall pound for each coupon), In
addition to the ten pound5 calming
sugar allotted as last year, The
first of this latter amount will be
available June I, and is olitained
through surrender of tett cou-
pons 111 the pre,,ent ration book,
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I,ast month's mild weather sent
egg production soaring in all parts
of Canada accordiug to a report
of the Special Products Board
which buya for British contract
purposes. Up to January 22 the
total number of cars offered to the
lIoard 10115 281 compared with 121
for the same period last year. All
provinces shared in the increase,
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0(1 selecting hatching eggs, Dr,
S. S, Munro, Poultry 1)ivision,
Central Experimental Farm, Ot-
tawa, advises, hDou't incubate eggs
weighing less than t 1 01111CCS or
more than :(;?,'; 01111009 a dozen,
Pullets hatched from the smaller
eggs will tend to lay small eggs
while large eggs will not hatch
well on the average, Eggs with
sound strong shells should be
chosen," •
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Fight (Iowa that urge to start
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1 Ile arrival of 1 11C first seed cat-
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before plants are set out in the
field is about right time for sowing
indoor seeds, accordim to agri-
cultural experts, Further advice is
to choose only the hest seed of
recommt mled varieties,
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Since May 1 of last year, sub-
sidies 00 dairy products paid to
milk producers throughout Can-
ada have totalled approximately
$'!,1,000,000, Dr. A. E. Richards,
Secretary of the Agricultural 100(1
Poard announced recently' at the
annual meeting of tli Dairy Farm-
crs of Canada. Ife 51141011 that dis-
tributors and manufacturers acting
as agents fur the government 10
making claim for 1110 subsidy and
di,tributing the subsidy payments
to their iirothiccr patrons are not
paid for this service except for in -
Sufferers if inful
Mane Get Quicj( Relief!
Just a Few Drops Relieve Stuffiness . .
Make Breathing Easier . . Give You Comfort
1101 ol
It's grand how Nicks Va-tro-nol clears congestion
from nasal passages—gives sinuses n chance to drain.
Results are so good because Va-tro-nol is specialized
medication that works right where trouble is—to rein co
lieve painful congestion and make breathing easier, 11111
WI—follow directions in folder,
Try it --put n few drops up each nos- vA
11104NOL
REG'LAR FELLERS -A Family Affair
/SEE THIS GIRL COMN' DOWN s‘
THE STREET? THAT'S JESSIE
MS coy- HER FATHER OWNS
THE CANDY STORE WHERE )0U
GET FOURTEEN JELLY
BEAN5 roR A CENT
I I
—00KrIght by Karsh, Ottawa.
FIRST PORTRAIT OF 1111. KING by a Canadian photographer is this camera
study by Yousuf Kush of Ottawa, reflecting the quiet, graceful courage and resolute
strength of His Majesty, a spirit which throughout the war has been a symbol of hope and
encouragement to the peoples of the British Empire. It is one of a series of photos of war
leaders of the United Nations made by Mr. Karsh during his recent visit to British Isles.
The King is wearing for the first time, on his sleeve, the insignia of the Fleet Air Arm.
direct compensation insofar as the
subsidy, has maintained or increas-
ed their volume of business, The
whole program has been carried
out without adding to the prewar
executive staff of the Dominion
Department of Agriculture,
Asked 111 the House of (Aninons
If he has received any request
from Britain to increase Canadian
exports of butter, Don, 3, G. Gar-
diner stated, 'Last year 'we shipp-
ed from this country to Great
Britain since the beginning of the
war, (7,000,000 pounds), The ship•
meta was not made as a result of
any intention on our part, or any
desire expressed previously by the
British Ciovernment. Our present
position is that Britain desires all
the cheese she eau get from (an-
ada, and has expressed no desire
that we 5111)111(1 take any milk from
cheese production in order to pro-
duce a supply of lilitter for her.
Our present intention is to fol-
low her wishes in that regard, ard
to produce as 1110011 cheese as pos.
Ode,"
Gyros Help to Keep
Planes on Course
Electrically•driven gyroscopic
flight instruments help keep air-
planes on their courses tinder con-
ditions so confusing that pilots
"might fly in circles and not real-
ize it," the ,11111CliCall institute of
Electrical Engiink r was told J801.
27.
Describing the working of the
gyroscopes, Albert 1 fansen, Jr.,
of the 1 'wilco? Electric Company,
explained:
"Any pitch, roll or yaw-- that
lengthwise or cros,wise tilt or
turn—produces an electric signal
in the automatic pilot. This signal
i9 amplified and couverted into
mechanical power which moves
elevators, ailerons and rudder to
bring the airplane hack to its
correct attitude and conre."
VOICE
OF THE
PRESS
)VERDOSE OF NICOTINE
Reporting the theft of a large
quantity of tobacco at Siincoe,
The St, 'l'hoinas Times -Journal
says the thieves must have "puff-
ed" quite a bit in varying it away.
On the contrary, we understand
they used a plug to pull it, When
lie lit out they just stood by and
watched his smoke, Or are we
pipe -dreaming?
--Ottatta Citizen,
—0—
THEY WON'T CIIANGE
Tokyo announces that the Japa-
nese policy on the treatment of
prisoners will not change. No Inc
expected it would. After all, a
polecat retains the smell through
life, unless it is sabjected to a
surgical operatita1.--Windsor Star,
—0—
BETTER NOT TO KNOW
"Animals do think," asserts The
St. Thomas Times -Journal, in that
ease, one wonders rather appre-
hensively what they inust think of
some human beines.--Brantford
Expositor,
SILENCE OF IGNORANCE
If folks refrained front talking
about thiugs they do not under-
stand, the oppressive silence of
this world of ours would become
insufferable. --Kitchener Record,
—o --
WILL BE NO TERMS
Goehbels says peace terms will
never he discussed in Berlin. No,
they will be settled in some small
towa where there is still a good
hotel, ---Brandon S1111,
CAN'T BE WRONG
A Canadian in Italy has learned
to forecast their weather; if the
tops of the mountains are visible it
is going to rain, 1011011 they are in-
t isible it is raining. — Quebec
Chroitiele-Telegraph.
YOU GOT A NAWFUL GALL—TIPPIN
YOUR HAT TO A GIRL AN' YOU
1
..1.,..ONT EVEN KNOW HER'
1•1:,
It r. 1:14, Ai ,ro.1..1
Don't Worry About
That Little "If"
If your efforts are criticized you
must have done something worth.
while,
If someone calls you a fool, 01
into silence and meditation, if.
might be right,
11 1110 world laughs at you, laugh
right back, It's as funny as yot
are.
If you have tried tc do some-
thing and failed, you are vastly
better off than if you had tried
nothing and succeeded, — "The
lint)," Boston.
'FOLDUP' BOAT
Photos above show half-size,
rough model of new assault boat
developed by Travelodge Cor-
poration, Lynchburg, Va., makers
of pre -fabricated housing. Folded
as in top photo, six of the new
boats would occupy space on
mother ship taken by one of as-
sault boats now in use, Trans-
formation from flattened package
tc navigable boat takes three min-
utes, with no bolting necessary.
By GENE BYRNES
BUT MY BROTHER
HER,AW THIS 15 HIS HAT!
TIM STANDARD
mtatmexteictocatellciatvcimixamictetwatautaitettirmtecomince PHIL osIFER
Elliott Insurance Agency oF.LAaKA'T OWS
(by harry J. 110Y10)
BATII -- ONT.
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
Car - Fire Life - Sickness - Accident,
BLYTH •-- ONTARIO.
J. N, R. Elliott.
Office Phone 104.
Gordon Elliott
Resldencu Phone 12 or 1.10,
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
?I.h:fetes:laialalaa.,aalalilaaalatalatilD,D, ?,aatalB,maar,,,Npi
A WEEKLY EDITOR
LOOKS i1T
The outlaw of I any AlcAtlows has
Perhaps, 1 bctil r expla'n
Ttealty i, the tierce 0111 matron r it
lir=.poo: it'le for tale cat fainly 1'u..0 1
our farm. She changes her afl'ecliun;
quite ra•pil.ly so It's rather 111"1X0:t
t.l (Iticrulll.c Jn,I alio the 1,111:1,: 111'..
f111' Ilse I'eSpel'IICe g1•llll!'s 111 Bili I:S.
11'0 can't putts'.?)ly keep all the kit-
tens mound the place that Tabby l,1.
!cn1' possible 1.1 sh:p gr1 t:'1. amnuII' 5i'111, us w'i111, 111111y are gi1011 11".1y
10' wt t :a (101)1' 'CO anal to ; II n:1114: 1001 (1)1(1 are cllntinaled, 1:1 1,1.101
a2 ' in 111 ': b': w•1 ..01 11 11,1i; to re. ('Very 5rcuud or .Till group i:; 1 I itl 'u
lirve T :ren:, heir nth ,. Put in %1':111 111 Very strut.; per,'u:l.tl;l)', till II
c.n• s :11 he:t.) 1.i tu:r.'Inenls ;t 1;11' ay w:15 :'sc Janes. 1 r..ul Ilse
lu Pu :cru (.''nada far Baal lrc:u lh.: time he %vas big enough to 1).:11 w',.un.l
1 `': .', thi) rev:1...0 n;ivrin,11t by' hhns0:t he was In troth.:. It
11. w•t''•teni Cana ' I 1.` (nail(' 0 pll'.lr I: ;, .taritil 11':11 a pasri:::i for l'iIIIiJ.I. ;
(1 •.c1.; neat, int,) t!.: milk ..,;sr Ihrot.ph a ..::21;
+ I( ,ening at the I,.tck and t'rr ;111.; I:Ie
'cream pitcher. 11'0 s: , , v1 that I a'
' 10 I'1 .1:1x5, cic.: 1)11' he discovered :I way I.; g I Iwo th
.\y- collard' ('olle:e re; art''ecllar out; war was 11:1;001 %vl:. n he
' ay c c . ' ha('( 1' _'1:11 c:• c :toner- i wet I w•1) Jars et per, a 0% d ..1.a%• :'r
Letters From Overseas
Ill r0 are :1(11) it Ire letters reedy -'hotting tats y,.n• will see 11 well over.
by the '1'ha1(1( )n 1 111;..111, IOC 1110 l,arcil
ti'rl .'cuss s1)c11.11y, ht 111/1/1.0. 1111,1 10:Shi1.; yua 111! Iho be:t,
fur 111/10; recei('r,l 11n'lug the .'ours s:t_er,ly,
,lack 110 ,1!Ihut.
11111'011
Cln•i s t 1(u, s
1' f f
Irl .111 (Ic11:11r+.
BEL(1UAVE
.\ few lines 11 e\pr:..; my 111anles lllsw .Iran
to the Myth 10.11 (iii,v for 1h. very ritcnt 111;'
0,4 ell of
.1 txith
11,,(1e1100
"H. ( 1111.4 1las parcel rcc, lyes n few here,
ray; befl,xe Christmas day, In good pie, \0r,, llllrhell %'1 :l1'd with re-
shape and containing ;o 1111)11y articl:s Iatlycs here.
at ;1 11.1 1 ; r, (1y llpprcclatoil u('_'0I A euchre ur:l dunce w•,1: h: hl 111
1111x.
1 ;up;e;-e w'e should 114) Clank Ilse
district tell taint p.:,; le who help lu
n:Jkc Ihl -e pvetIs p:, .,:e 111111:2
with the 1'010 1111 w• 11; n:) grnpra:'s'.y
given by 111' cenunilt: a an 1 (1('11.'.0
Si) to all, litany t:11221' 1, :1111 h; l
w!,11c= 1 ;r b (Ills and ha:1pine.;.; in
11 15 Ne11' 1'1.1x Una \'i dory .'ear, 1
huge.
t.hu I'ure4::.r's 11.111 on Thu:: lay cv-
cnlr:;, 1'rizl'; I'.;1' hl;,,h ,'.•.,re w r'
%von by 1I1',. ( It. (bu1t:.4 and 11''x.
bet•) Whetter. I lir y prizes (y>n! 11
Mss (111100 (; 11' , 11r11 V0.11 111 (!r
by. 'Alas,' I'or dia.:a; (v:(; fern's!„'d
by 111 \T".; c,,.:1,. tea and r(
meats were sc, lII 1 1:t a lunch 001111.
ter.
I The Ale ; II S, au,l Puir nt'r:ln.;
1.1111.; 51110111%1Y,1 w•a.v hell in the I'ur 11er'5 11111, 0:11
3.1.12.11,4, (101(1.111
(„ where 1.1.1.'4 ha 1 died, clue to 111V• ries off tinc h:tur:n14 shell'. +
11 g reecit: 1 ex.a 1 ice doses 01 iron
110 di . ;t pr;'c.1 far civet.. %1'e 'h ;'
0g.vi1I lh.pe;clinn of 011, , kear 1'1i"nds: A word 1: 1' hanks for1JtL1L.anti w•1. 1.11111!;ill he 11111 gent, fa "(1I.
h:e ;, ;•Psora' ; r. !n1.„ a nnt the
Then 1:110 u::Jr.,inr I •a1• h!nl 1 1110 Inv::y ('hris.ul;r; box.
I1:0ex part of 1!ay In the \1'c'. t, a little 1'011:1(;; u;) the I;un'0ay In IIIc horn. I e rtatnl)' np;n'eriltle yule•
collier in in the 1•:.11 101:1 the 1)(10'1J , un l Ila' (1()1 001'11 1!11. Rud
Ile
was a pretty tale size 10' then I1 I (•cuss is lulu;; fur 5a many of us aver
)10 11) 111 gis th'se iha1ing :hinting he had one ear chewed ol'f land his
1'.1" ;•111(1.1 l2) c01l)lIo i'. pl'operly, 0Will:4bet's.
white Silky Iron) fur was torn tad
BY JIM GREENBLAT ilo wail; shortage; the '11 who In)0111 goug(',l hy l alch mark,;,
,lu pore:aa e sant' 11011 spring shout 1 had been away on 111 lir:) 1)l" 11!5
\\'eleemea by the 1'...11:11 anal Par had
w•ilhulll delay, and It is twee i• hen 11 pet !:Ica 1'111. 1.10 rrre;,1 a) pl %vls.
'
('uurt for the fit ' time on I'c'e:miry.)'lsry t'1 naive 0 plrnil from the 11'.•1.. \Ire III.;' 14111 t'a1(1 111 sii,ly he might I:1•.r• I'rien.ls: 1 wish lo thaw); you
I'r:rc; and 'Trade l'oara1 bore rif:1 0) 1 bot oat 10,51 were In
1st, Chic) Justicu Itinfrrl said the I '<
Scartiug Mani; early enough in the %11111. One mm'1.!fl 1 h:ar;i :an 0111'
11:11. fu:::'. "u.::hl bring ne'.y rcL: 'Is:lu" by :•.plying seed hulours iu
tioush:s; llet%VI':n the i1: I:vl' :al cad hen in the orchard ;rotting up (1 t
0.low 1 arcs or hJ !se:h-i Is Important, rible ra:Itu
'', \\'hen 1 at rived 011 1'110
the state %\ (0::,11(1 (..1:1(..1:1for (level 11.
and as a rule from 5,5 to clgill 10,111;
1)1'11::.1 of 1,1 ,( ruac.;)' 1 ut ;urn .pall
seem. nt' he was lolling baby chicken.:,
once by the !tench at I Par"., .'1'111
Prier 11) 1111;1 w11' n '''11211 1)1:1111 1 can 1 tried to corner h: n all that day :
Swedish .1111.'1 ::1. to ('111:1:11 111!1 ha; be set out in the 1101(1 w•111 be 0110)11 11 was no use, Finally 11. load ul I lick
Says the expert at Central 1.2x- yh::1 from a shot -;;un . _nt hitt scud
no hcadquv'ters In Otta%ya ether t:aan' Ie;iulrn,arl Farm, Ctta11a1. . . Tile
0001117 at the (';nation L.rnrirr, . ' ding ace; 5; into pa:! Jr( field SCO:: m
Still in the' ' 11:,1 stage-. 11..1: •a1 00000
\\';111'111:' 1'0,5:1 Corporati•nl ha; re -c; tut 111 terror. 1 11.15 ,urn 1'1.11 0:1.
llrblishcd (.0111.01 control over .;h'i 00111,% cal (0
;al 022nd actor 001102 11111,
NI' lir wink( i1 was x020111 neva:0:1 I)y the
recon '.0:ion r 21(m11111 is a u;r::1)11111 111 al of p;'alue5 Iran 1 i,l(ru prrI Ile t. 'line: tp main howev ! Ute
Ila:11011 urea;, s.I:nillu' to That prelail•
zoological 1:arc'.'n for Ottawa. Rt' 00. II.n; while lulu,; nae 1'!1ar.;
ing in 111.1,2, Carload lot.!; w:11 be di -
cans( I!1'y w•1 re fel! it,l last se. 5!011 on heard 0 rachet upstairs, 11 seem .I
0. '0 (1 to duficicr.2y areas and a111ocut-
tUe (11101(1 0:11111201.1I0111 in the as lir a (:07.011 full-grown cuts wcr>
L I 'r 'a: on and ' R:l'.'1't t (d by the fucd;; officer. o: lot al retire. hc1(111, a reu1(i an, They were wail
31•.ltatiye, at point of delivtry,
.'air, Sou:1)l t '1(1(1 ((101. re from Al -in; and ',creaming ;001 1'11.11110 1 wc.lt
11(1'10, b:t..ht 10:11. %%•iVPS along this ., k iup to 52e w1110 was Bring on. Tabby
time 1)111:1ing c'.nn1!ttce of the l A little of this and that: 11(:; t•ic- 111111 her (:'test family, added by
I louse %yill w'orlt on simplifying a11.I tions on certain 1111,:acs used for 0•)11,1- \lues(:' 1 and llullser 11 (0(1.e (;,,in at ,
spee•(lit; up businc ;. .. The 11:011• e1. ' fin2:hiug nlatarials like ca':.'112et ,les -at ,lame.: in great style. Ile wis
tion.; C p:0'1'110111 plans buying `) locks, I:.1dicelts have been liflrd, and bleeding and scratched but (1211 game.
buses In the United Stale; I'ur reale this now a;1p1'r; to glycerine as w•1.'.► 11'he1( I seri('::: (it t1)1. ;(enc 11 1:11
Ip es;in''11 t'at.yortaIJnn service:;,', . , It 1.; announced that all troop:; in a hurry.
with t1eIiv,r:(3 likely for 1911 u' tarty who moved into ICi;kat last AtlJ';tsl are Ir. a has b_cu 1)2(11 011 410(0,11
a l:1.1 The fain'• +t staryet 1:41(.'( in ('.nulla \ atonalS:i:c• uccaslous slues then. Every
kl:o vn, a 111'.:0 111,1.71.1 :I,1,(11J,(}alo 210)! Serv0'e 1'('11'''110IL1,
3.1r,rri. un• Thu: (!03 art '111 011 w:Ia 1 5112 ;II al•
I1u(iance, ,1, S. I'rnctPr, Ih I't'lri
(lent, was in shad's, '1.110 enc:'lion of
officers (0214 , (0.1; I1:, hy Lyle Ilop-
101' 111(1 ,I, ti, 1': ,::e)' (0: 1 ('1 1IeoL;'l
Ih•(s'd0nl and lir:. ('Vru4 Sc„:t so7-
('011113,'I'rra;r,rcr. 1':rpctur,1 were alto
appointed for ca.:a school ..'.110!1. ,1
committee 10 5e:n)(' r-'p.clal prints al-
so al:poll:1i 41.
I:lyine S.'r%ice 111 Triuily
next Solidity at _.^:I p.m.
Written specially
for the weekly new,popn of Canatli
Sincerely,
dark lle' all,
au1'udc(I, codes there.; trouble. Inc 11.15 hr( 1'110
for your ('cry useful 11,)0,1'1 rrr ive.l
011 lune . '), '1'114,
('njoyr (I very mat It and (('e1.1 1a
way in nal'
(uunt:y a IIIpl)y one.
II.:IItn•; y1,11 arc n:.L to curry on
(01111 3.0)0 100(1 w':11di in the year 1' 1.1,
I remain,
held Successl'ul Sale
were .111-, Samuel 111:1(1:.1 held a Very In a recent it t :r to his moU,tor,
ion; successful Auct'on \\'wits;- Tpr. Arnold Rowes wishes to thank
this day aft rr..un. \1', 11, 3.larr111 of the Red Cross of 11101 fur I112:r much
Wednesday, Feb, 16, 1644,
+++++4++++++++++ 1'1414++ + 114 NtF
• LYCEUM T -IEATRE ;
WU GHAM-ON'TA Ibl
Two Shows Sat. Night
./
i1
>r
:4
Thurs. Frl. Sat„ Feb. 17 18 19
Errol Flynn, Julie Bishcp
Helmut Dantine In
::'NORTHERN PURSUIT
ele
>•A0.41111111'c )•\•r.,.':ng 1 11E0110 a 111!!•)1,
• MI; 111111; cf 11 1111.1.110F3 la the Z:
/screen's gallant t': ate to the e
:II'earlc:.l, few 0110.0 11100ls.m rings
,';tlu•ollt.) 111. ('anad:an \.,a'thwest,,-;
ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS"
"Matln:e Sat, Afternoon -2,30 p.m.7:
Mon. Tues. Wcd,, Feb, 2I 22 23
>1 Frank Morgan, Jean Ro,yers In >/
't' "A Stranger In Town"
,1,.111) Tice and !Attic; in a small,:
$: 10w•n ale 501 10 ri;h's by a >.
(151101' front 11'asllln;lou.
J. ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" :l
1:1111 11H 11 H I I H:144 .;t 411:H1111/ 1:H:4It;N
EAST WAWANOSI'I
\Vi are glad to rep )rt that 3.11G,
Plied 'Poll Sr, is recovering 11JIlowIng
0 rather 111g11ty 11111055,
Inspector J. I1, l i1I20ud made 111)
inspection of the lural si haul las,
w•eels.
:1I a hell Cross meeting at the
home of 'AIN, 1 ran'.) Marshall 4Ill)s
Wednesday 11 tlxn0r,ll two (lulus were
quilted. A colltell(in of $', n -i was
taken. It was deckle l to stake a
donation of $:5.110 Io Iho Myth R•e:I
(foss, Next quilting will be held 101
the home of Mrs, Leslie Jolr0,,totl on
31arch 1st,
Thanks Red Cross
I;m', 1':!ntl'r 1'0::112.
.1
Secr('al'y t''1y111 111 :I ('roe
convey lily sincere ap;)zee a
tion and thanks to ill' u1umrlers for
the lovely parcel .%'IIIc!. I receive,
here 1:'sl before ('21004110 t . 11 an ly-
rll In I'rsi cics:l r:nc:';'un, i 0011
1155:111.0 you Cot. cowl; Is (Vere 02ry
much apt .'e, luted by toe. Again
thanking
you, I 111)
1'0015 truly',
Ser. I';ter Brown.
*+*
Dear J:: ;o: Received the lov:dy
':Iristln.t.s pack.tge O,1C, Every'(hin;
whit a soldier
114111'5 1'.ly 10 0:11 lir •prl(•:I 211• some 11(10• prerido that aril civilla Its who a gray 1'111101011 and once hack 111 the ;needs. I 5111.0 1.11 1' yunr 1.
hush I taw hint :.lall•.ing a 14.;111111 ('01) 1015. 3.101205 a person harpy to ,;et
)sit, \\•hen we're boiling 'sap In the thin,•; l'ro:n brine at Chrl:11115 time,
12 51'11• .',' •`, can't L0 11 1)y the ((Tr( required to chance ihelr orcu•pa-
EOminion C'; crvatury in (111',(01) ((•1111 tions for more important %y; r .lobs will
i.s teles' " lel:; only I 10111. 0ventlally he lack in thuir origlnll spring he'll slink up 111 the night a11.11 Su I \•lull to thunk you and 1111:)-
•' you (an 5ce his eyes pe;ving oat from
r + ,11..1 1f 111ey 1011111 110 do Si),
The l 11. 1Lalh 1021' of lesthan ._d s * a Lush 111 you. If you go a%v(y' and 1 g,ie-:s things have (h:100:'.l a lot
Il('1 00 the 5112111y )lour c.peu he'll crec,1
Per 1,1.1411 (110:02121 soldiers during the 'I'In'cuniont the nation, In a largo lip and 5te,)I part of th; lunch float
bcrs of lied Cross.
ottc,al taa,.u•ur s.3-;11 ,:21 nt th 1 Mid- 1111011;01' (11 centres, 1..000115 are co- the :•hell'.
iteran('.(1, 2111 14.111 1 1111 ,1, (''ria(' c,,0atieg with the ea:walI,onlat c:nt•1 1'e•derda rt' 1 I t
tl:an :111„} ,,1..,115 say, 1.1 llep,iine
;' Iwo 111.1'1.111 ,.1 the
little veno,• :a; ! I , iv, x, i : ne•I.
Thc.t' are au,r1g the little th104s yo:t
d 21't 110.1' 11111(11 a' out ;n the ilii!; 21urr0
of war.
R1):' 1:ly' movie 1 ;g-u:;:s were in
Ottawa 1 1 p0•.r:ew' "Aloft:In ' ('111.1('"
for T;;J:u 1'. .I. 1t.lcke1tzic. Actin;
Yrrsirl'_71.t, ?'.:,',1101 Itl.;_111:'11 Coun-
cil, 011d (.ruff at the National I(oscarch
bnlldir I, i las; are a 1:;111 1 c 'tdy for
the g.,la prcnll•.rc (I Co, gr -a2 fills in
LItawa thi 111:1:11'1, :01are, of I
y' too l.11g when 11'011:' 011
by (he 1'ivHon C. Von- to the s011)11. I found white fin' 111•
c2' 01 12..0115.., I';';::1:lmcnl of pen '10113 1) Cie the floor %vit11 au 0:vislcnal
211.1 Ilo11111, 11) ca:-':alche\;111, fur splatter of 1110021, 'Tublly lucked up
I0 la:.:e, the ,lupi:r Calunber of ('0111• from ((11001 a'('[ w'c s 0111•.;It,; , lute'
11101T:, 1.111 1 ; n:.lay aff:l'a!lons iS of kittens and 1 saw n t•: t :200 on the l socrcIa 'y, Clylh
spur-lit:11I'ng the ,'tack and orgaoir side of her head. Alouser 10' fir:: A ft linos to thank you for your
ing crInmiltecs cvery\'here. (111110'ca111' 0111; looking partly p01012011. lovely p0"011 which arrived quite safe
r!:(•a facts of (11: tend -hie s:our.;c' The cat family at Lazy llc21duws alai In good order, I have enJoy;d
\it:ch c1h't5 cverywh110 111'0 Piing 1oc:e0(1 very 1100111111:1I, '!'lien 1 1:1.01'1! )very 1111 c; 11. It 111; Very k:011 and
20 he IA -ought into the open, In 111 way a, grin; ;e cf Je'se ,12(11115 su:u'cfn; thoughtful of yu.I to rciiioii :c1. me.
never 111.ore attnupted. 11(1d it is 001)• along the pass'agcnvay In front of the \Ve had a very busy time over the
ell the cold, stork light 01' 1)01 !!.111' vows, The outlaw is back and so ;holiday, 11'0 haul II children's
will prove the old allag(, ('sa1 "Pre000 there's bound to he trouble for r:yt:al
ata cme.' (lays,
111 sir. +' 1 It 'I, :, many deaths,
1001 people 100Ing awry,
warn, to vI,0 you old A 11tp;)y
New .'car.
Yours truly,
from "1\'1111y 13ow•311",
that ('rest:
(101) i'; better 111 '
c; .n'> .. 1:00c ,' 1 .111.1)) and 11 ' ('11n:1- y_______
d., 21 1 oro \\'211er 1111; 0' :I. ('1111(11 i .\ hraf summary of some of the
IS now' 1110 11.011(1'5 1)2.1;('51 producer 0: most potent. features (11 the Janie; 1 RADIO FARM FORUMS 1(11:1111, \'.'e )., lye 11(01 a1 mince I:Io,
radium, :o (1a, are ("11(tally 12,r(2( 11
1)! ^11;:1 on It':constxucti111 1(111(1 lit 1 The S.S. \o. 1J lust \\'aw•a110 ;i 1%ere el' 11110 :Ind a [10(01111 biscuit '
to Cie Curb. •. The gay.:t'i:n•ut s 10 11011:0. of Cotillions. incl'td(-; Ili: 1 farm 0ruw \a5 held (it the 11°.11°1111:1 a dt';1l 1..f lemo:,a,ie, l.;ery 'roily
thud a gr:ul(I time, Most of the toys I
m is pity 10;:1 had aiotit ' 1000 of
them, I :tad six hundred of then) to
cater for 111 refrc$hal1'tt5, It didn't
lake fltcni long 1 1 crit (V:lat I had for
lend'.ng i s 1,:111' to the p:e,tierc.,sn2:-e.t11011 (1111! 120('1')'pri%'::e cater -lot 3.11. and llrs, C';atence John tun
..'alter I'.! :,11 10''1 111 remei ') 1 i)1 prise he en0001 1,10 to 111c1r,p a long' !with on a:tenr:ince of 1:5, The 11101! were 11Ade by onr cwt men hero and
for hi.; L:';) in patting over Canadian raa1;e progra111:ne of :(141111 c: glend1• bast and dimly -Ion was oil "The R r-
they 11 111 at good Joh 1.,f them.
Pict•.1y 1 ,,1015. Un'; 11111 the rero,,o!tion that ►a110ur' ,, 11 all Irving tp c ith up on Fcme of
'al Youth i 1 , sic 01".rt hc. 1 l;av
Ih11s a 0'1.11;11:10•:; slake in the nation -;tan iuteai.ting l'i(e minute nal'; (,n nay letter,: 00(01
al tcnu'my. I'hc Rr;'u2( 100.1; the !loping y n ore all well and again
fats and oils. A soci.tl h::n1. 1%•c ,
Thi x11;1101 he:,, f.I• lin" post w11t', Iller:i. ( t' coo '11111rr.i' al".' tax. ('(!n- thanking you all for file good w'or'n
spout in playing fling() after (011':11
1'ntler Orel, r 11 1'e 11'11 lb" 1'1'11':111- I•;.. and bit of dicer c:1 send cls,
t Is d I_nea to 2 _.ritl ccnst;mpllon Y
lunch was served.
111)11(1 01 1.11 aur 1.100 1101: 11.01 1101 1.) )'2ottld he ab.uulu1(0d a.' (130.1 115 pts -I Ne'11 week 1110 111;111ug w•i1! he holo `•.1ue0rclY,
extend a5=i 100:0 to pr0tin 211 go'- ;+11110 at the enrl 01 the \'tu' but the Howard Tait.
at the home ot lir, 111 Airs. 1 olt0r
0rn'2:en: ; to pt'p up 093(017!:0`11'.p eta1(11!((e feels That price conlr'0, AleGilI. llr=. Frank lltt'shall will
trlt!nia . 1'b'., (;051:11.1 les rc1)140=
;arc %%0:13- ;11. 1'0111c, 01 them, will be needed 111 the give the five 111itttte lupi:, Every-113Iy1h lied ('roe;,
in' lir. ;11.,;. 1'.1111 y, 1102004-- t.ran;:t'ou poriod. 'fliey I::ink whoa', burly w•elewne. Imo' Sir or 3.ladani:
Hy, el' curl-a,''v and trade Irni.;l5, :\n sheik.. he mall 11 tr12 trade conn)^d• -y It ccrlalnly %V,1s a pleasure to VC -
00/1/11.011 101.1 is defined as: '1 person icy thxuughott the world and that celve the hi; C'hrl tinas parcel from
l'he ifulktt Boundary 11:0111) Folium
at t 1111 , I , y.,l,., who 1110(1. 11110 a there should Le promotion for in- ,
w•'as held al the home of lir, and the I,ly1.,l Rc l Crus+, .and II Is appre•
wI' ,t, .1 00111," ;I (('1(11 111 1 m"iny''r ureaa'c 1 cxtlurt of ('ana(11an W11011 elan 1, fur Which 1 wish to ;Icy' lhalt'u:<
2,4 11-':`''.11a '.,.':I Ira.lc 1.l Iniril g ;1 , .51. 111 s, A1.0111.'•' 1'(1111; With 1.i p0e5e111,
ar..l it tooduc new nlarkcls fu1 After the broadcast on "The 'Oral 1" 13' 11111:'1. 1 %vas pretty small when
111:11'14.21 r,; l.' O ho'.:•.' cur,'i^1..:1. • fat 111 l.:;dusty 5101:11! be (102010001,•
111 ;;t 011.1 "Ili' 1 pr )vi 115 i Youth Piol Ault '1 OISPll "tun \ left lyf 1 I ut 1 ( 111 have sent?
111.1 ccs' -u'.h on utilization thereof then 1101(1 followed by progrt'asivc t11011.urles cf it 1021 of the peopl>
llr!,_r of practical 01p Acne(' dey(IOpcd, It is 1'u•:ge4ed that Iho,i•1 1, there. 1\', all lank to r
1'.11,,..'1 arely.
a1u I c:;rhes, 1.1111(•11 %vas served,
1 tee II11C'.I 1 011'11''(: ,Il fol 1 training of 11.,,0 11 111('11 at yt'0l' ill11.101 Year Mg ('hri'•' mils mail,
Such I'''rs:,u." 1:o,. theh \ext am -cm, %1(1 he held al the
the 11('11 five years, and 0 Lumitiotl ITho :.sr' S, hanakerclli:f: and shoe
1.1.1.1-1 the 1. ,(11111100 fowl a 01101) benne of 11x. John 'Taylor. h.v:ry-'
r ore: t Act to t'xtr;ud turcc;t re:;:au'ch
bully \•elcvnu'.
tu1 n
IP. ,il 2.`e5
r 1131 10 go 0111101 2111'11 and ninaaenlen', Visioned Is creation
lace ; are very 0(1(101, and the soup
sardines, Christ•:11a; emote, and cho:.o-
$_':•.'. 1, h; t iul lat'r fiscal 3•:111; Is of a NatIon,.l Levc:opmoiit I3oord to
t:, .u' tai .' : to a million dollar.; 'r r ,•-, hrtr' bars (lure thlugs 11.0 don't see very
en-ordingte co10truc.l„n •px3J!'c!n. 'TheS.S.SNo. 1 Jlorris F;0'n) Forint) ('l' (.n, ant II(at w•,15 p1•eIty 01ce 111
y. tr. S i ah;.' tends I 11011: fir al,.l many other Illings give us m' 1 at the home of lir. and Mrs. ;r 'n1. use to puf ht their coffee lint
yonl..g fo!r., is the ide0 behind it all. 'a llccting glimpse of ((1111 may be •lobo McNichol. Follulltng the Rur-
tion, 1101 it 115101 great.
1 aftt'r this war. Sem;: of the features cast 1' 1tenIber1 discussed "The 12 11r-1
Al prc:; nl 1 am s 1111)001 111 the
1'.72:1 help me and I'll help yoa. may not he itnplemente:l, but we're al 1'011111 Problem." l'rogressi'o country and it i.• tier:.0 stiles to the
.liar,:',io:c; k. Supply reveal; that the making a start 11010 by planning and euchre w•.1, r,lIJoyl'd• Lunch i'a:s Village, 'hc%('eher there are 100130
temporary restrictions on the delivery thinking, LSS people in the conrmuttiticc, eerv(K!, and a social hour spent, places.
of ecal have bent vus'pendM1 in the --In the smaller spheres ot things Next meeting will be held at 1110 Things look a lut bolter for l'in
rola' W0slern provinces. It hes Le- ore doing. Sch;,01 Ifouse, Everyone w•r,lrriiir.. ',Mics than they did last year-hvrtia
i
I11ytit
(1' t,; the .fur I (ullaer.
Ili 1 111 114111
appreciated ('hl:.;:111:(s box,
✓ Yi
THE OPEN DOOR
Tk* BETTER LIVING!
TO ELECTRIFY
YOUR FARM
A New low Hydro rates make the use of electricity on the
farm more economical than ever. This money -saving,
labour-saving power plays many roles on the farm besides
providing safe, convenient, eye -saving light.
Hydro pumps the water for house and barn. It provides
a continuous, abundant supply of hot water. It cooks the
meals, preserves the food washes the clothes, It can milk
the cows and cool the milk. It can grind the feed for cattle
and poultry. It can saw the wood, run the fanning mill, fill
the silo, lift the hay info the loft. Electric brooders help to
increase egg and chicken production. Hydro provides effi-
cient help for the farm ,1 1 and it costs but a few cents a day.
At present, due to necessary wartime restrictions, the
construction of rural lines is limited. New services however
will be considered provided these services meet with the
approval of Government
controlling bodies.
See your local Hydro
superintendent about an
electrification program on
your farm. He can advise
you on rates and procedure.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC
POWER 'COMMISSION
OF .ONTARIO
Wednesday, Feb, 16, 1944,
WESTI('IELD
The Fano Fo'unl net lit the home
cf Mr, and Airs, \VIlliann AleVittie,
with 35 present, After listening to the
Broadcast, over (ill.., 111 which the
\Ve8tliell Forum was mentioned in
having 011t6ta1ldiilg points, groups
were formed end "The !lural Youth
Problem" \vas discussed, A five min-
ute talk an "Life on the Farm" was
given by one of the members of the
Forum which took the form of a letter
asking advice about farming, and the
reply Is as follows:
Dear Oousin Rufus: Your letter of
recent date In which you state your
intentions of giving up your job in the
city to try your loci( at fanning, re•
celved yeoterday. I can assure you it
Is a pleasure for me to give any in-
formation I can as to what you may
expect to run up against when you
change your occupation. You state
that you have 1 ecenie Fr) tired of your
present Job that y;::1 can bear it no
longer, that the weeks as they pass
have become an 0(11 less rnlnld of mon-
otony, and 4hat there is no hole of
attaining enor;;11 money to keep you
in your old age. I gather from the
tone of your lc!ter that in 6(1110 Man-
lier you have the Idea that life on the
farm( Is just one grand, sweet song —
a place where no ills eau 1e1011 its --
where the birds sing sweetly all clay
long,, and the sky Is always blue. A
place where the fanners balk foss:
grows larger and larger and there are
few financial \°mica,
Now my dear Rufus, i would like to
correct your impression. (suite trout,
life on the farm has many coin:mina-
dolls, \Ve have plenty of fires(( air and
exercise, 80111•0t'.mes too much of both
—wholesome food and of course, when
it is grown o11 the farm it cost„ you
nothing. We also have the joy of
keeping farm accounts, it really gives
one a thrill at the end of the year to
find that your receipts exceed )'o•.I1'
expenditures by $18.•17 cents.
That is one side Of the picture. i
must now proceed to inform you that
life on the farm is made up of many
and varied experiences.
Perhaps at some time you may have
., II 1 I I. ►J
feud some of Sandy 1^raser',; letters,
(ill I might say Iit'rc that Sandy was
to good Scotch 'Milos In one of
his letters he slated that It would not
1,e gnid fir the human facie gin we
had all month sailing, that we must
learn to (ale(; the bitter with the
sweet, to hear with the disappo:ut-
mems as well as the things that
uplift and encourage us, ale further
said—•It is the knocks and the jolts,
the losses and disappointments of life
that matte for us strong 01111 noble
ohmmeters.
So now, deal' (tofu,;, I will endeav-
or to show you what Sandy meant by
the kno(11s and jolts and (li.sappoint-
men: Suppore you move onto,,your
farm before Maple Syrup making.
You have ','l ".ours cf haw nice 1t must
be to bring home five or 40.11 gallons
of that grand commodity called ?lttple
Elyrup, accordingly You get out your
porn, pails and ap110:3 and proceed to
111eb•u sli, You tap the tree.;, gather
tine sap and proceed to bull it down.
11'he11 it Is finished you tape off the
Pan, slain your syrup into pails, and
with visions of the great forthcomin';
fea: t you p1011 up the palls and pro -
THE STANDARD
•
lust the corn ie in aold you leave the, 141C141414K14t4111Ciftic41i tCK1414 111g1CtCISt;ttiCRBICIVO4! KICK NMI , K t r,
rr-1 t(, nal«re. 111 a few days the ROXY'' I� TRE, Ct�I 'I L +H'E`A�1'RP3
GL'iF1'PN. 11DER1Cli,
turn conies up beautifully and you
feel quite secure, 11th Alas, a frock of NOW PLAYING; Dorothy Lamour NOW PLAYING: Bob Hope in:
hungry cu'ows have et it (1)98134(14 on i in "Beyond The Blue Horizon"
that corn Held. In the tarty in 11'11111:; 1 Technicolor.
! Mon, Tues. Wed. Dual Features Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
hours they get i1( their dirty work mud , ) Bette Davis, Miriam Hopkins
on find to your dismay that a can i Brian Aherne, Merle Oberon andMonty Woolley and Gracie Fields
)' )' Y and Gig Young
Carl Esmond
blank
part of )uul• f(e)d \sill le' )Luse ahnl du(1ger 111(81 in t11i; fa;- Preset.( a great \Varner Brothers' Prove that matrinioey i. c, r ,,i
blanc and bare for that seas',u at ; ciuutiuh d'auta of Nor\va(y. ut1I8CI 013, a grand story o[ instdttalon, for ilii. I,i1101
Friendship
(Inst. But you (111,;1 not enmilail', "First Comes Courage' '0[ 1) ACQUAINTANCE,'
because talk i; just era tern incident ADDED ATTRACTION: Fredric
111 th( process of charade building. ' March and Veronica Lake in: Thurs. Fri. Sat. Two Features
Well, baying tltne arrive;, and you "I MARRIED A WITCH" Guy Kibbee, Gloria Warrenn and
Helen Parrish, tell a lilting tale of
cul tint Mee f;elal of clover. 'Che ; Thursday, Friday, Saturday melody and fun.
weather 1s all shut (30(11(1 he beim( '; (`Behind The Rising Sun" "Cinderella SwingsIt"
�
and you feel glumly elated of being i Japan 1111111atskel. The first Peal George and Tom Conway
1:.10 11 get that t':eld atll store.I away ! in813'ht into our Pacific (limo'. 1'(1- . bring aSaunders a of the Cponway
in goad shape. Then you cat field ; pleasant but compelling! 1 ;S1L'11111
No. \1'31011 it is wady to raMargo and Tom 'Neal,
at you J "The Falcon's
er Broth19go bark the lane to bogie operations,
J, Carrot Naish and Robert Ryan.
°' COMING; DESTINATION TOKYO COMING: Dennis Morgan In: COMING: Nelson Eddy In:
and as you proceed you couuu:rnt on .; "THE DESERT SONG" "PHliNTOM OF THE OPERA"
with Cary Grant.
haw wonderfully �,;tee( !s the 81(1(311 • of new mown hay. Suddenly you Mat.; Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. Mat, Wed. Sat & Holidays at 3 P.M, Matinees Sat. & Holiday( r.t 3 P.M. ig
rea1ixe that the day is tend.bly hot IDNNIDIh,)12tDt2MDtDa9tM17aDaD12aht9tA1)11011in71AtDtNDIDi4t3t)1)1D1•l11Dt;»)t)til)rDID1719u1tD1inlIn71t001,1h41D1DID1DID4111/ZaZINDI;31Aa;a,etraiD121
"LET'S FACE IT"
Pan 5,
+ r 11111414100401P404100440404Plgtel
REGENT THEATRE
B EigMl0 FWd.
NOW PLAYING: Edw. G. Robin•
son in "DESTROYER"
"HOLY MATRIMONY"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Johnny Welsmuller, June Capret
and Ann Nolan
Take us into the jungle for another
thrilling adventure with the
apeman
"TARZAN TRIUMPIIS"
1
1 i
and sultry, '1'hel'e is a stillne in i—! - •. •• —> +'
the air, 1'ou glance around and for a dirty bourn threshing. But experience is the best teucher.1 CARD OF THANKS
away in the west you sere a small (lau•I(1'ou get along fairly \w1,11 until it So i would suggest that if you wish i 11'0 taku this means of t hal,llimg
(3101111. Ina few 1111011es it ha<, t;ro\til Is time to hove supper, when you 10 get the full benefit of the thing.'our fricmdS and neighbour.; fur Iheir
:considerably forgerand i,laehs' and discover that you are not hungO \rh:: h yon can surely I0aa•n from ex• i13lulness and sympathy 111 our ben a\ ..
recd homeward, Half way out of the you hear a 1'11n1.hl0, 11 c0al(33 on (1141•
bush you catch your toe on a hidden 0r and faster with each eu0re0dirg
snag, you lunge forward on your face minute. B)• this time you have 111101'-
0nd your precious syrup returns to the col to the wa•.'i11 and are inakiing ail
earth from whence it cane, attempt to get a load on before tdle 01a,t there are still seven cows to
1'ou say this must be one of Sault' eternn breaks. But alas, you remain milk and a lot of hungry calves and
i'raser's character builders, 1Ve11, the! Ii the field too long and you and pigs to Peed before you can hit the
rest of the A1npi(3 Syrup 9e09011 pa(rse:l your 101u1 arriv-zt at 111e barn Dior- hay, You finally complete, the chores
by without mishap. ()uglily drenched. The rest of your --wash up and are ready for bed. Ily
Seeding time arrive.., lb's too passed
field 01 hay hu; suddenly lout its this time the threshing dirt, hots done
seveet 111'0,1110 and also half of its it's work. Your stomach feels as
1:y W1010111 ally lnconvcneience, exUpl•
ins the time when you treat. the grain nutrient valor. !though it contained aball of lead, 0
wah ceresa11 to 11141 the smut and you Harvest time arrives. you have a nal dating feeling comes ow'0a' you,
nearly (till yourself, and also the time real 11(((01 crop and ae you proceed( then the chill; begin to riut5•e up aid
when you have carefully prepared a witil the cutting a sense of real sat- down your spine. and you chill and
fifteen acre field t0 sow next day. Isfactiom steals over yom ii(3re are shake, and shape and o11)1 until 111e
1'ou go out hi the morning to (501', go the frits of your labor all 111 a plaster almost loosens* on 111e wall.
a few round-', all at 03111(3 something week or two it (till l:e garne'rta in After rolling and tossing for a long
snaps. 1'011 11111111011 in the middle of Then' threshing time conies, a neigh- tint(:°, you finally (trop off to sleep
1110 field and rush to town for repairs bot down 111e road is threshing to. and dream of the coming morrow.
only to be told (Nye haven't got it, 'morrow and of course. asks for a Next in line comes ,silo filling. This
"1' will be along in a couple cf days). hand. ')'his neighbour for 60111,3 reit. Is one of the jobs when men can
Then along conies corn planting son has 113:94eeted to treat his grain, show what a good healthy appe111(0
time. 1'ou spend a lot of time and and as a consequence, his er.alt 18 can do. The pu111pl(il pies do surely
anergy on 111e corn field, you are very i;adly
(1nxi-ons to have a bumps' crop. One managed
that will surpass your neigi:rbors, at thi_iles: Needless to say you are in
Ilon't feel very well you say. 'Theo(, l; rien:'e, Just plan to spend the 11091
are still two hour; to go. At (3193 five or ten years of your life "l)a\\'u
the days work ',Ads and you proceed (.n
homeward, but c,n<cloal of the fact ")'our loving Cou=in, Restos."
A social time, was repent after which
lunch was served. The next meeting
will be at the hour., of Mr. and firs.
Howard Campbell. 'Pile social activ-
ities will duke the form of a musical
contest between the ladies and gelds.
l314'. Albert Stein of Craik, Sask.,
visit.el with 31r. a1d Mrs. Maurice
Boman 1014 week,
Alr, \Vesley Stackhouse, hiss 1'va
of 13rucefield, visited recently with
Air. and Airs. \Villiam AlcDowell.
Mr, and 'Mrs, J, L, 'McDowell and
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith
and children, visited on Saturday with
Air. and Airs, Bert 'Vincent of Bel -
.grave.
.\Ir, and Alre. Amor; Ball and (toxic
the tarn"
infested with smut. IIB also catch grilef at these corn bees. Moen
to grow a Imerwi' crop of the clays are warns and dry all goes
well, but it. So happens that occas-
ionally the weather (111111 sends along
r 1 I. r 1 II 1. i1...,' ,l Ia (lice fall of (4110w' a11(I what full it
4'
Jim
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I POST OFFICE
1s hugging an armful of corn that has.
been well soaked with( snow. al(1 the
temperature (dropping lower aid
lower•
went in the dearth of our sister.
Annie Laidlaw; also to those who
sent flowers and loaned their cars.
—Sister and 1(1•ntlie'
a.
CARD OF THANKS
wish to thank all th_.., who tau
kindly remembered n1e \ilii card,
and flowers during 111)' 00111h:einem
in the Clinton Hospital.
Airs. 1.11 1i,• F: a .
FOR SALE
('(leap for Ca h: extension dinfi,
table; 4 chairs; library table and
chairs; child's table and 2 chairs; hat
rack; 811(11 heater; book ca.Se. Applt
Mrs. V. 3t, Bray, 27-313.
Tenders For Crushing
Township Of Hullett
of Auburn visited' on Wednesday with TENDERS will be received by the
Mr. aid Ates. Nol'lllall McDowell. Township or (dollen, up to 3 p.111.,
AIr, and firs. Emerson Rodger at- Monday, March t;th for c•u:1;11g and
tended the Graduation! exercises at balling' approximately 7,0110 yard, of
1)unuv1111' o11 Friday, when 1.: 1C, fma,\e1 where required 011 the roads
Leslie Rodger received his Wing,;. ,of the Township.
31r. and Mrs. Al. Bosnian visited All material to In mixed to the
recently with 311;. and 3109. Meredith satisfaction of the Superintendent in
Young of Londesboro. !charge and to go through a three -
3l', and ;qrs. Norman McDowell quarts' inch screen. )'rice to ter
visited on Saturday with air. and quoted at a flat rate per yard,
When silo fr(((og is completed you For further information apply to
begin to think 81)0111 your fall plow- Mrs. Carl Deal's of \\'mgllam. Mfrs.
dog, But your good \vile reminds 1)staldesdo1 rammed hone with \\'illiam Carie', Road Superi11ttn,ler.t.
theun, A marked cheque for $'200'110 11111-1.
you than you mast pick the apples be- accompany each Tender.
fore the winds and t'rast have done We are pleased to hear that Altos.JAMES W. McC00L,
their \vo11, So 0;:m (lay you spend Elwin'Taylor is slowly improving af• Clerk, Londesboro, Ont,
picking apples. The day passes with- ler her Sudden serious illness last
0111 incident until you ascend the '1111ur;-Any. 31iss ("artless of Morris -
ladder to gather in a particularly trice Town ,1111) is in attendance.
bunch of Spys, as the bac-ket is being me and Airs, Al, Bosnlau We`e
filled, and your thoughts aro of senile, guests recently at the home of Air.
incident whiell happened last year in and Mrs, Duncan McNichol of Wal -
the city, suddenly one of the ladder ton,
rungs- on which you are standing 311', and Mrs. Gordon Smith and
snap in two and you and the basket Barbara of Gode'ich visited on Sun-
• made a rapid descent to the ground clay with Air, and Mrs, J. L. Mc -
Mint this tine your escape serious in- 1 o\vell.
jua'y as 1110 only part of you that is 'rlie Y. P. meeting on Wednesday
!.hurt is yor dignity. night tools the form of a social eV-
, I" ext morning you take the plow out (Illlg when the young people of
of the shed, put on a sharp share, Auburn and Donnybrook were enter -
!hitch tip the team and Loan You• 13)3310(1. Lunch was served at the
plowing. This is one of the Jobs close of the social activities.
which gives you plenty of time for The Mission 13and met on Sunday
meditation. You are plowing a 40 afternoon with 14 present. Tho
rod stretch, taking pails to make a i meeting was led by Cecil Campbell.
real good jab. Your furrows arca 1 Scripture lesson was read by Frank -
straight and even, and as you plod lin Campbell, Readings were given
patiently back and forth, a feeling by 1•ot'ntt Buchanan and Lloyd 31c -
of happiness and contenUnemt steals j Do\\°0'11• Mrs. Norman McDowell and
over you. At six o'clock you un1111011 . Air. Iloward Campbell each tole( a
and proceed homeward, th11(11ing of story to the cinildr'en.
the linos, "The plowman homeward All'. and Al•sl 1lowad Oannpbell,
wends his weary way., Yes you are Air. Douglas Campbell. were recent
tired but that is not a surpri;.hlg fact guests of Air, and Mrs. 11, Stone -
as you have walked 15 m1le,( during house of Codcerich.
1110 day and have plowed 11,_• acres or ; Congratulations are extended to
10 miles to the acre. You put your LAC Leslie Rodbe' who received his
horses away end proceed to the house 'Commission as Pilot Officer.
for supper. But disaster is dogging Ex -Reeve Raymond Redmond re
your foot steps, turned home from Toronto on Mon -
Your flock of sheep have come in day to fill the vacancy of Clerk and USE THE STANDARD TO ADVE4.
from the pasture and the lord of the
Treasurer of Nast \1'a\\�attos11, caused TISE ANY ARTICLE LOST,
commonlyflock, conolly called Billy, suddenly by the death of the late Air, Alex
appears around the straw stack andPorterfield, OR FOR SALE.
decides to put a little More pep to
your stride. Ile backs °`' a few feet' HAROLD JACKSON WILLIAM H. AIORRIT'C
bra003 himself and collies at you
with all the ferocity of a llussiattLicensed Auctioneer. LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
tank, You suddenly find yourself Specialist in Farm and Household Specializing in Farm and Househoi:
flouting' through space, When you Sales, bales.
finally 001110 tn, 1•11., old Billy has Licensed in Huron and Perth Licensed for the County of Duro.
disappeared, and you t1ti..h. "Whet n Counties. Prices reasonable; eats Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction
grand climax to an honest. clays fiction guaranteed. Guaranteed.
work," Then slipper over, and the For information, etc., write or phone For information, etc., write or phone
chores clone, you retire. As you lay Harold Jackson, R.R. No, 4, Seaforth. William H. \iorritt, phone, Residence
your head 011 the pillow, your phone 141'661, 93; Shop 4, Blyth. 4 -4 -if.
thoughts once more revert to your
plowing. You have 34 acres to plow "f1Ct41C100,11 00114tN414141CIC1lc1C1041 1141(1 111414t•14(1000:11Cleietc"
yet 10 miles to the acre. Yes, that's
it, \wild the cOnlIOl•ting thought that
you have .lust a mere :1.0 tulles of 3
patient plodding ahead of you. and
the plowing will be completed, you
go to sleep. 3
i
Now dear cousi11, 1 have enumerated
.,
to you a few of tl1 o thing; which ,t
happen' on the farm from time to
blue. This is uol a fan tehtie picture. amedieediationatatiosetiogeorseeedeinedetspoween'mal
eer el,,
Sales Books
at the but Counter
Booty !nide to
cost no
ordinary
ihre
WOrmilentiriiid
be phased to
'Ica owl of
istreitilams WOW
ORDERS TAKEN FOR PRINTED
CHECK BOOKS
SOLD AT THE STANDARD OFFICE
BLANKS 10c each, 3 For 25c.
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, C.alcct.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, LTD.
STORM DESTROYS SUPPLY DUMPS
Storm aftermath. Mr, Churchill has commented on the bad weath-
er experienced on the Eighth Army front, Here is one evidence of it.
Storm that swept the eastern coast destroyed large supply dumps
along the shore, Hundreds of petrol tins were at the mercy of the
Adriatic.
1 RADIO REPORTER
1'osthe .iii,;est da:. time
audience of any Canadian radio
program belongs to "They fell
eouducted by t lairs 11:,Mace.
Claire in private life is just as
charming and vi\acious a personal-
ity as she is on the radio; her
charm b.. ing gull' matched by her
modesty, She v. as tiie first Can-
adian woa,an tc, fly the :Atlantic
as a pasrngcr, Site has travelled
extensively in Canada's north
country, :.:.d is w ell liked by her
collcagm , in the lira "Irastiug itt-
dustty.
CLAIRE WALLACE
C laire's a pretty smart girl, one
example being that some years ago
before the war, site and I were
both assigned by our respective
radio stations to cover the arrival
of n lighter than airship In Toron-
to, They landed at a flying field
outside Toronto and made arrange-
ments to take the visiting press
and radio :nen up for a trial flight.
Your columnist, v:ho Is in excess
of 200 pounds, \vas among the six
who won seats on the balloon for
the first flight, Apparently too
much weight -vas allowed aboard
and coming in over the fence the
balloon tore o{f its tail assembly.
Claire, who had drawn the second
flight, w113 waiting on the Found
and when your commentator got
off the balloon he gave Claire a
tit of ribbing that due to the dam-
age to the tail of the balloon, there
would be. no further {lying that
morning.
That a:t::'ttoon \\e were. assigned
o the Island airport to describe
the arrival of the balloon at that
point. It 'vas supposed to be ar-
riving vvith only the crc\v, but
vrheu it landed at the Island air-
port a h nes. lady stepped front the
balloon, ;itt guessed it. Cla',re had
remained v;tit the ship until it was
fixed rind had wangled herself a
private rise the rest of the way
into 'r r: tto and, as a ma tier of
fact, she -.s And u;, with the beat
story of all of us who had leen
WINGED VICTORY
Bombs (bottom of photo) from
this RAF plane form a symbolic
"V -for -Victory" ars they plunge
toward enemy installations on the
Rome -Pescara road in Italy.
By
AL LEARY
assigned to cover the balloon's ar-
rival.
"They Tell Me" is sponsored. by
the National War Finance Cont-
rnittee and is carried by every ra-
dio station in Canada, It is heard
over CKCL Mondays through Fri-
days from 4.16-4,30 p.nt.
Claire has an Intense personal
Interest in the war inasmuch as
her husband Is serving witlt the
Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps
on otte of Canada's coasts, and her
son Is serving in the Navy.
• • •
Fran!cie Sinatra, the current
rave of the "bobby sock brigade",
Is in the doghouse according to
Trade publications and reports
coming out of Hollywood. Frankle's
publicity has gone to his head and
he Is getting to be rather a diffi-
cult young nun to handle. The
United State. Arany Is going to
ban Sinatra's broadcast disc., un-
less the young fetus who whinny
and whine every time Frankie
steps to the microphone shup up,
The Arniy feels that the fighting
tnan wouldn't like this kind of
nonsense.
• • •
Beside the National Hockey
League games the largest sports
coverage In Canada are those of
the Gillette Boxing bout., Bill
Comm, who works with Don
Dunphy, le one of New York's
hest known sports writers and
sometimes wt think that Corum's
between rounds and other colour Is
much more Interesting than Don
Dunphy's blow by blow descrip-
tion. No reflection on Dunphy,
who does an excellent workman-
like Job, but he I. stili not well
enough known to the majority of
Canadian sports facts to rank with
the top commentators in Canada,
but he will one of these days.
Gillette fights are carried on a
coast to coast Canadian network
and by CKCL most Friday nights
it 10.00 P,M, EWT.
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Although they may look exactly
alike, two blocks of ice may record
different temperatures.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
LESSON
FEBRUARY 27
JESUS PRESENTS HIMSELF
SAYS THE MESSIAH
Mark 11:1-10, 15.18,
GOLDEN TEXT—Again the
high priest asked hint, and saith
unto him, Art thou the Christ, the
Son of the Blessed? And Jesus
said, I ant, Mark t I:at-tt•:.
MEMORY VERSE — We ..
are helpers, 2 Corinthians t::1.1.
THE LESSON IN ITS
SETTING
Time -- 'I'Ite triumphal entry
and the brief visit to the temple
took place on Sunday, .April 2,
A.D. 30. The cursiit of the fig
tree occurred the next day, Mon-
day. All the rest of the events rec-
orded in this lesson occurred on
Tuesday of that week,
Place — The triumphal entry
't, curred on the western slope of
the Mount of Olives, The scenes in
the temple, of course, occurred in
the temple area, The rest of the
events in this lesson occurred In
o:' very near to the city of 1 eru-
salent.
Entry Into Jerusalem
Jerusalem , , . and straightway he
Jerusalem .. , and straightaway Inc
will send hint back hither." The
owner of the ass, as a faithful and
dutiful servant of the Lord, would
straightway comply with Christ's
request. The true servant of Christ
is ever ready and willing to do the
Lord's will,
"And they went away, and found
a colt tied at the door without in
the open street; and they loose
hitn." It needed faith and courage
on the part of the disciples to do
their Lord's bidding, but they im-
plicitly believed His word and
acted upon it.
Christ's Word Effective
"And certain of them that stood
there said unto them, What do ye,
loosing the colt? And they said
unto them even as Jesus had said:
And they let then, go," The own-
ers would he surprised to see the
apostles loosing the colt but 'they
let then go.' By that action they
admitted the right of the Lord to
have first claim upon their prop-
erty. The disciples did not make
up any explanation of their own
in loosing the colt. It was Christ's
word they spoke, not their owtt,
and they found it effective at once.
Too often, we fail in *Christian
service because we give too much
time to what others say, and too
little to what Christ says, It Is IIis
word that sten need; it 13 Itis word
which alone is effective with men,
The King of the Jews
"And they bring the colt unto
Jesus, and cast on him their gar-
ments; and he sat upon him." The
disciples cast their garments upon
the colt, both as a saddle, and to
render Hint royal homage. Christ
mounted the colt that He Wright
enter the Holy City as the King
of the Jews.
"And many spread their gar-
ments upon the way; and others
branches, which they had cut front
the fields." Many catching the
enthusiasm of the moment, spread
their garments, in place of tapes-
try or webs of cloth, along the
way where Jesus would pass, Oth-
ers took branches from palm trees
and strewed then in the way,
From this act the day has received
the popular name of I'alut Sun-
day,
Hosanna in the Highest
"And they that went before, and
they that followed, cried, hos-
anna; Blessed is he that cometh
in the moue of the Lord, Blessed
is the kingdom that cometh, the
Idtigdon of our father David; hos-
anna in the highest," The people
hail Ilius joyfully as their prom-
ised king. Our Saviour passes on,
meek and grave, It is a scene of
triumph, but Ile knows He is even
now drawing nigh to Calvary,
Cleansing of the Temple
"And they conic to Jerusalem...
for they feared hint, for all the
tr.ttttitude was astonished at his
teachings,"
having cleared tl.e market,
Jesus began to teach the people
who had assembled. After chal-
lenging their authority in the Tem-
ple, and thus belittling tltent be-
fore the people, the chief priests
felt the time had come fur action.
Ii the influence of Jesus of Na-
zareth increased, their material in-
taests would suffer, '1'o rebuke
POP --Pop's Too Sensitive
ORTONA A SHAMBLES WHEN CANADIANS MARCHED IN
Furious fighting for Ortona in Italy left the city in utter ruin and a large number of casualties with
it. At the left is a scene when the slugging match was over, A Canadian tank rumbles into the main square.
The shell -pocked buildings indicate the tempo of the battle. A western Canadian unit of infantrymen are
shown (at right) marching into rubble -piled streets after the Hun had departed.
CIII{ONICLES
of GINGEN FARM
Signs of the times. That k what
I thought as 1 went for the mail
this morning. Yon see in the
little time that it took me to walk
from the house to the road and
back again, six planes trent over
toy head, all itt different directions.
Mit never a car did 1 see at all,
.More planes in the air than cars
on the road --isn't that something?
I wonder hot\ it will be after
the war --1 mean, will there be
more planes and less cars, of more
cars and less planes; Naturally
planes \will be in greater demand
for commercial use but I suppose,
unless they develop some kind of
aerial "flivver" you and I will stilt
be quite content to roll along on
the road -- and think ourselves
mighty lucky at that, having pas-
sed through a period of not being
ahle to roll along just when we
felt like it,
* • •
Recently I wondered whether
our car was doomed o be laid up
for the duration. You see one day
Partner and I were going to town
and as we started Partner said I
had better drive easy as I had a
tit e that looked as If it might
blow out any time, (I have told you
that Partner absolutely refuses to
drive a car, haven't I?) That may
have been good advise—it is bet-
ter to be safe titan sorry, especially
where a car is concerned — but
it certainly didn't add to my coin -
fort. I knew I should have tried
my luck at getting a couple of new
tires, but what with one thing and
another I had put it off. Now I
was really driven to it, 'i'he ap-
plication was sent away, And I
waited, and waited, and waited!
I:ach passing clay increased my
uneasiness, I heard rumors of
applications being turned down; of
government regulations being tigh-
tened up—and I can tell you that
shabby old '30 of ours began to
look like a million dollars. And
then after three weeks the permit
cause through. I think when we
get tires 1 shall trim them up with
pink bows just to celebrate.
•
* *
Did I her' someone say—"Olt yes,
a farmer gets all the breaks. Just
let use try for new tires and see
how far I would get." Well, I
can understand your viewpoint —
it ,oust seem pretty tough to you
\vhcn you profitably Leel that a car
i; just as necessary to you as to
the farmer. But yet, you are get-
ting along without it, aren't you?
Whereas the farmer—well, a car is
as necessary to him now as any of
his field iutp;eutents. Take our
car for instance: it hardly ever
goes to town without bringing
hack a hunched of bran, shorts,
chop or laying -stash. It tai.es in
eggs and chickens, grain to be
them in the very place where they
ruled was an un pardet'a1le offence
mid Jesus mast be destroyed. It
came to this: either Jesus must die
or their power be o 'erthroivn, The
difficulty was, flow cou&L Eley
effect their end? They saw that
the commit people fav, rel him,
and were intcre: ted in His ...tch-
ing. This made then afr :t1 to in-
terfere with hint open} (com-
pare Mk. 14:2).
HASN'T CHA JGED
A�C1SINCE
94
iJU
By
Gwendollne P. Clarke
• • • • 0
chopped, and sometimes it is piled
high with Red Cross sewing, knit-
ting and quilts. It takes people to
and from the station, it gets repairs
and does the weekly shopping, It
goes to church and to meetings; it
calls at every farm in the district
whenever a Red Cross drive 1 on,
and occ'assiottalty, yes, very oc-
cas.ionally, it does take us to a
show, Olt yes, and once in while
it goes to the city when shopping
becomes a Vital necessity. Bttt
never, since gas rationing, has it
used up all the coupons to which
it is entitled. \Ve apply for the
lowest category on which we think
'WI' can manage—and then try to
ttse less.
When we have orders for boiling
fowl it is my Job to pick out birds
that are not laying. Experts tell
you that if you look for this and
that you can always tell if a hird
is laying or not, 'Well, if I follow
all the rules and pick a bird that
definitely shouldn't he laying I
generally find—too late—that she
was all set to lay eggs for the rest
of her natural life. So now 1
ignore the experts. Instead I
stand quietly inside the pen and
watch the biddies, What 1 watch
for I can't tell you, but there is
something about the look of a hen
that tells the whether she 1 laying
or not. 'rake that one yesterday—
by all the rules she should have
been laying, but 1 didn't think she
looked as if she were. So Partner
killed her—amt she wasn't. Was I
glad I was right: Second sight?
Olt, 1 don't think sr. Just hen -
sight, I guess.
Australia's new wheat crop is es-
timated at 07,000,000 bushels com-
pared with 156,000,001 a year ago.
Sixty per cent of the workers in
British Royal Ordnance factories
are women,
■
LAND OF "THE WHITE RAJAH"
•
iIORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 The sun,
1 Depleted M A D
Oland country.
7It is under the
protection of
the, ---,,
13 Era. A S
14 Silkworm.
15 Short -napped
fabric.
16 Foot part.
17.Easy bounding! H
gait, I S E
lt) Bar by R O
estoppel.
21 Prison 30 Pronoun,
compartment, 40 Twist out of
22 Fish, shape.
23 Theater sign 43 The heart VERTICAL
(abbr.). (Egypt. myth,)
24 Common level, 45 Mountain of 1 Wages.
25 Indian Larissa, 2 Since.
princess. Greece. 3 Complainer.
27 Symbol for 48 Pope's triple 4 Us.
selenium. crown, 5 Unit of
28 Knight of the 40 Exchange measure,
Elephant premium, 0 Touched with
(abbr.). 50 Diligent, the lips,
30 Ignoble. 51 Danish
32 Gave forth, ' chieftain,
34 Inflamed, 53 Any.
36 Sleeping 54 Suffix,
vision. 57 Symbol for
38 One who tones cerium,
A E lw I T V t N O F F 12 Aided,
'R 1 ; Q V E 18 Magistrate of
A T S K I�,S
R R E NE E` 20 Transaction
"TUB —�—(abbr.).
I� EMU$ 2IHut.
ESE €
B_s 26 Military
A R S E U GD' assistants.
SITmum=
� s g B 27 Descendants
P E A g I�II NO S,L Y of Shen.
A N Y; D E 20 Neditwion•
spaper
e
R I G L .: HELP 31 Harem,
L
ALL 33 Father.
35 Folding bed.
37 Predicament.
30 Russian
peasant,
41 Misdemeanor.
42 Either.
44 It is a part of
the island of
80Its•cap'tal is
59 Toward,
46 Pointed mass
of ice in a
broken glaciell
47 Be ill.
52 God of the
7 Sir Charles
_sky (myth,),
i3 its Rajah" 53 Perform,
"White Ra
J 55 Symbol ,for
8 Knock, lithium,
9 Exists, 56 Giant king of.
10 Repeat. ' Bastian,
A LITTLE
MORE BODY
AND NOT
QUIT SO
MUCH
NECK
in.,,. u.a"..,,... t,:•,
By J. MILLAR WATT
9-2
l TABLE TALKS
.. J
Muflins 0111 help
keep you rental:,
Dy eating several every day, and
drinking plenty of water, you can get
at constipation duo to lack of dietary
"bulk"! I1 thls is your trouble, try
Kellogg's All -Bran Muffins
1 tablespoons ori eup unit:
h enin iftot Ion?
sort lents I1 t
n r
Ni cup sugar " teanpnt n reit.
egg 21,y 1111,14"nr 1:1.1 h;g
1 cup Kcllogg'e pewter
All -Ursa
Zlemul shortening and sugar thorough -
i; add egg and beat well. Stir in
111 -Bran and milk; let soak until most
01 moisture is taken up. Slit flour with
sunt and baking powder. Add to first
mixture and stir only until flour dis-
appears, Fill greased muthn pans lw'o-
thlr'ds full and bake in moderately hot
oven (400°F,) about 30 nminutes.Vleld:
0 largo muffins.
ALL -BRAN
Made by Kellogg's in London, Canada
When Mom's Down
When Mother is under the weather,
Our household conics sort of
unglued!
You know what I mean. It's easily
seem
We're all in
an unpleasant mood.
Pop struggles downstairs in py-
jamas
Anf fixes the furnace and lights.
The teakettle fire. You'd simply
expire
To see Father put things to rights.
He turne on the light in our bed-
room
And says, "Mother's staying in
bed;
She's not feeling good," Then it's
understood
We have to get brcakfaft, Inttc„d,
There's no cheery talk at the table;
We have to prepare our tnvi.
lunch
And pack it for school, sect rt.ir.g
to rule;
We're not an exuberant bias b.
When tifothcr is under the \veit:her
There's no one checks t:!e..::
necks and such;
And nothing seems right tither
morning or night;
I'm glad she's not sick very
much.
—Casual, in Chicago Tribune,
Khaki rayon stockings for
"`walking out" are being issued
Members of the Canadian Women's
Army Corps, it has been announe-
ad at National Defence Headquar-
ters,
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Requests
Ilrrt': hoping; these "regi;est
recipe • u•llt he -.Feint and the
result, appcbrving.
Bran Carrot Pudding
4 cult ~hurt milli'
1 cup brim n
2 egg`
1l; cups grated r.,lv cart ids
cup alt bran
1' cups sifted flour
teaspoon nutmeg
13-, teaspoon haling powder
tedspoon halt
34 cup mill:
1 teaspoon lemon extract
]!lend shortening and sugar to-
gether thir until Ili Add fluffy. Al 1 the un-
neaten egg tohes, beating well
after each addition, Stir in carrots
antlall-bran. Sift flour and other
dry ingredients, stirring into batter
alternately whit the milk, Add
flavoring; fold in the stiffy beaten
egg whites. !take in a greased
baking{ pan for one hoot' in
nl„tlerate oven, .•erre tvith orange
saucy.
Orange Sauce
cup sugar
3 table,poous sifted flour
teaspoon salt
1!; cupk hoi1n g water
3 tablespoons grated carrot
2 tablespoons orange juice
2 tablespoons lento)! juice
2 tablespoons butter
Mix sugar, flour and salt to-
gether. Add water slowly, stirring
constantly, Add carrot, juices and
butter, took over hot water until
thickened and flour is cooked, about
20 minutes. kri s hot on pud-
ding.
Carrot Custard Pie
t'aok three or four carrots in as
little water as possible. Ruh
thrwui;h a course sieve and use 1
cupful of mixture. Any left over
could he used in meat patties, etc.
To 1 cup of sieved carrot add 1
scant cup of ruga r, 2 or 3 eggs, 1
cu;, of milk, 1 teaspoon allspice,
pinch of ginger, '`, teaspoon salt,
tcaispt,on vanilla, Pour into
pastry lined plate and gake in
mod,. rate oven until done.
Mincemeat Pudding
1 cup mint:eniratt
1t' our
2
teat -pooh baking powder
resin,.lee salt
'. cup butter
,yup sugar
1 egg
:'; sup milk
Grease six muffin pans, Put
a spoonful of mincemeat in each,
Sift flour; measure, and sift with
baking powder and salt. Cream
butter; blend in sugar. Add egg
and beat until the mixture is light,
Add the dry ingredients alternately
with the milk, Add vanilla, 'Turn
into pans over the mincemeat and
and bake in moderate oven for
about 30 minutes. Remove from
pans and serve hot, mincemeat
side up, with a pudding sauce,
Sties Chambers neleonme personal
lettere from Interested renders. She
is pleased to receive suggestions
on topics for her column, and le
always ready to listen to your "pet
peel es," Requests for recipes or
special menus aro In order. Address
your lettere to "Miss Smile 11,
Chambers, 73 Nest Adelaide St.,
Toronto." Send stamped selt-nd-
dreamed envelope If you wish a
reply.
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CHILDREN
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VENO'S
CHAPTER XVII
SYNOPSIS
By
I:4 VICTOR
ROSSEAU
Dave Bruce, out of a job, arrives
at Wilbur Ferris' Cross-I3ar ranch,
Curran, the foreman, promises hint
o job if he can break a horse called
Black Dawn. When he succeeds,
ho discovers Curran expected the
horse to kill him. A girl named
Lois rides up, angry with Dave
for breaking ''her" horse, She re-
fuses to speak to Dave even when
he uses his savings to pay off the
mortgage on the small ranch she
shares with her foster father, a
man named Hooker. But when
Hooker is shot and Dave is charged
with murder, Lois saves him from
being lynched. Wounded, s h e
guides him to a mountain cave
where she thinks they will be safe
from Curran and the sherif's posse.
Meanwhile, a quarrel between Fer-
ris and Judge Lonergan reveals that
Ferris had killed his partner, Blane
Rowland, many years before.
Lonergan ushered Ferris out into
the street, closed the door, and
strode briskly in the direction of
the courthouse, outside which a
knot of men was already twilling.
Ferris gut on his horse and rode
slowly back toward his ranch, tak-
DAW N
easy in the Inuikhialse after his
night's rills. And ". hen they
reached the office, he 'a : !, "(,ur-
rul, 1 : 10.n . u I and :;;e haven't
pulled !::griller as t+,ril ;t5 v.e weight
have tl'oue. 1'in in ,1 ;ant now.
NIa)be u• tato could het together."
*
('urran's r, us nankin ed. "I nev-
er here pill no ill ieelin5, Mr.
Ferris," he at,snrred. ''curse I
Ludt yob didn't rxactlt like Judge
Lonergan's Inn tin' me in here, but
1 done my best for }tare spread,"
"Lonergan's got ins by the
throat," said the rauchinan bitterly,
and re, rami( d their eon s e: -ation of
that morning.
ging.
"But so far as I understood,
y'.Ih've kept up the mortgage in-
t'rest," s:id Curran, "And the
mortgage has got another eighteen
months to run."
"Damn hint, he's got something
tut me!" exploded Ferris. "Some-
thing that happened before I came
into the valley, that he could put
MC behind bars for. 1fe's ainmin'
lo treat me the way he was goin'
to treat old Hooker, when he's
cleaned up on my ranch, how long
d'you think your job will last?"
"Yeah, 1 been thinkin' about that
myself," Curran confessed.
Perri, ached the question that he
"Yoh afu'l—ain't oryln', girl
ing the opposite direction till he
got clear of the town.
Suddenly blind rage filled Ferris'
heart. And, according to the na-
ture of the ratan, it did not shote
Itself upon his face, which became.
a mask. Stupidly, blindly tryiltg
to find reality in this new confus-
Ion, Ferris rode back toward his
ranch house with It sudden resolu-
tion formed.
Weak, irresolute, he was follow-
ing the traditional line of least re-
sistance in seeking a confidant.
And Curran, the foreman, was the
man he sought. IIe was throwing
himself upon the mercy of the ratan
between 1010111 and himself there
bad been undeclared enmity ever
since Lonergan made Curran fore-
man of the Cross -Bar outfit.
"Want to sec you in the office,'
he told Curran, who was taking it
Smart Capelet
781
,ANY
&;t ;heeler
Priorities on fuel have made
ospelets ride the crest of fashion.
When the furnace burns low throw
this woolly bit of crocheted warmth
about your chilly shoulders. Look
pretty as only a capelet can make
you look. The puff and knot stitch
ate quick to do. Pattern 761 con-
tains directions for capeiet.
Send twenty cents in coins
(stamps cannot be accepted) for
this pattern to Wilson Needlecraft
Dept, Roont 421, 73 Adelaide St,
West, 'Toronto. Write plainly Pat-
tern number, your na ne alttl Addrem
-
hl:rl ask( i Lonergan: "\Vliy was
Lonergan to interested in that
Mocker gi:I
* e
Curran grinned. "\last folks
think she's his daughter," he said,
"Don't bear no resemblance to him,
of course, but she may take arter
her mother. I never seen Mrs.
Hooker; she died before t, conte
here."
e heard that story, but I
don't believe it:
"You think the sheriff will get
Bruce anti that girl`" he asked in
the meanwhile.
"I dunno," said Curran. "Lois
Ifooker, she knows the mountains
like that herd of broncs she trails
arter her, If they got enough food,
they kin hide up till all int'rest in
the affair has died out, so far as
the sheriff's concerned. But I'll
tell yult something, I'm goin' to
git !mer."
Curran knew itis man. "I dunno
what Lonergan's got on yult, Fer-
ris," he said, "but I ain't trnstin'
that feller further than I kin see
him. And I guess there's plenty of
folks in Mescal who wouldn't cry
their eyes out if anything happened
to him."
M *
The rancltutan's eyes met Cur-
ran's, "You mean—you mean -1"
he stammered,
"I could do with a share in the
Cross -Bar," said Curran bluntly,
"I ain't the kind who'd ride yult
down the way Lonergan's !loin'.
And what I had 011 you, you'd have
on nuc, I guess. A third share's all
I'd ask,"
"Suppose ---,appose Mane Row-
land ever came back?" the ranch -
man quavered. "Ile's still half -
owner. 1f he hadn't made that mad
break when he thought the Cross -
Bar was guilt' stmlarsh-
"Yuh needn't worry about him,"
grinned Curran, "Ice won't cone
back. First place, he'd he facia' a
long tcrwt in the pen, anti second
place, he'd have to make restitu-
tion of that money stole, which re-
presents punt• nigh half the t alue
of the ranch."
"What's your proposal?"
"I ain't wakin' none, Ferris. It
cone front you. I was only sayin',
:nobody's goin' to lay roses on his
grave,"
"When — how — what's your
plan?" whispered Ferris, spilling a
trail of whisky otcr the floor as he
WAKE UP 'VITALITY
%%HOT BREAKFAST
Nature stored more of the great growtb and vitality
element—protein—in whole grain oatmeal—than in
any other natural cereal you can serve your family!
Today, with less meat protein available, your family
needs this extra vitality protection of Quaker Oats more
than ever 1 Quaker Oats 1s so outstanding that it cons
tains nine out of eleven food elements short in many
present day dieul Serve delicious Quaker Oats daily
Children simply love Quaker Oat,. It's so smart to
protect your family's health and vitality by serving the
one best cereal when so many other foods tae rationed:
QUAKER OATS
tried to refill his drink,
"Just leave it to me, and I'l1
keep yult posted, Ferris," answered
Curran,
"I've got to give Lonergan his
answer within the next two days,"
the ranchman protested.
"Stall hint off," said the foreman,
"String hint along a day or two
more, and if he insists tell hint to
go plumb to hell, All you need
to do is keep a stiff top lip. I'm
glad you and me had this talk. It
clears up things consid'rable. Yulm
won't see much of use the next day
or two, because I'll be on a lone
wolf hunt in the mountains. But
I'll let yult know when the trap's
sprung."
He went alit of the office, reeling
slightly, humming a song. Ferris
watched him with new, dawning
hope.
(Continued Next Week)
The Sunflower
As A Grain Crop
Two Outstanding Varieties
Developed By Canadian
Plant Breeders
Interest in the sunflower as a
grain crop caiue about largely be-
cause of the shortage of edible
vegetable oils in Canada soon
after the outbreak of the present
war, states Dr. T, M, Stevenson,
Dominion Ag-ostoiogist. Central
Experimental Earn!, Ottawa,
The ensilage varieties which
were tall growing and late matur-
ing, were not suited as a grain
crop in most areas. 1lowever,
other types were availalbe. Can-
adian plant breeders had, some
years prior to the outbreak of
war, recognized the possibility of
using the sunflower as a grain
crop, chiefly :is a source of vege-
table oil, They set about to de-
velop varieties suitable for grain
production on a large scale. They
decider! first of all that such
varieties must be semi -dwarf in
habit of growth and early matur-
ing so that they could be harvest-
ed satisfactorily by ordinary farm
machinery. Furthermore, the new
varieties had to meet certain
standards of perfection respecting
ofd content and oil quality.
Two Outstanding Varieties
The two outstanding varieities
which resulted from that work are
"Sunrise" and "Mennonite", Ap-
proximately 30,000 acres of these
varieties were grown for grain in
the prairie provinces in 1943. It
is estimated that this crop will
yield over 1gl'i million pounds
of seed. This crop is capable of
providing .6 million pounds of
high quality edible oil and more
than 2,250 tons of excellent, high
protein oil meal suitable for
stock feel]. Tn addition there will
be an abundance of seed available
to enable us to meet the +0,1o3
acre objective set for 10.14.
The develo,anent and produc-
tion of sunflo ;yrs for grain con-
stitutes another worthwhile con-
tribution fruit agriculture to the
war effort.
Men of Canadian
Navy Given Praise
A. V. Alexander, First Lord of
the Admiralty. paid tribute recent-
ly to the nen of the Royal Cana-
dian Navy:
"Remarkable expansion of Cana-
dian naval and air forces engaged
to the Battle of the Atlantic, and
their skilful deployment and gal-
lant handling in appalling weather
conditions have been important
factors in the United Nations' ef-
e
The Qualc.t Oats
Company of Canada
IJmttt4
fot to get the measure of the
U-boat," he said.
I'fe added the R.C,N, now pro-
vides more than two-fifths of the
ocean-going escorts in the North
Atlantic, while the R,C,A.F, has
undertaken one-quarter • of the
operations against i -'-boats in
that theatre.
Many Canadians are also serv-
ing in the Royal Navy and the
R.A.F,, he said. The R,C.N,'s man-
potver-strength now approaches
tl at of the Royal Navy in peace-
time.
He enumerated the many dec-
orations awarded Canadian Navy
men and added that Canada and
the United Kingdonm now were
mainly responsible for the control
and protection of the gre.tt North-
ern Atlantic convoys.
On the east roast of England
millions of tons of cartlt are wash-
ed away by the sea every year.
MISTER BIG!
He looks pretty small alongside
Ruth Nunley, 6 ft, 1 in., 254
pounds. He's Johnny Houston, 4
it. 4 in,, 120 sounds. Both work at
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron
Co., Evansville, Ind,
FORovegS ,
iD5
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Skin Eruptions
11're Is n storm, it:dtlIoss, 1).:110
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Not only docs this healing antl°-
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healing in open sores and tteunda
but boils Putt rinmple ulcers ar
also relieved.
In shin affcotions the. itching c r
Eczema Is quickly stopped. 1'iutplt.'
—skin eruptions dry up and scala
oft in a very few days. Thu sritoo
is true of Barber's Itch, Salt
Itheuum, Itching 'Tues and Feet Told
other inflammatory skin disorders.
l'ou ran obtain yluonc's Etneralti
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Your skin has nearly 50 million tiny seams
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Remember that we have a fine Assortment
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Waxed Paper in rolls, boxed for handiness,
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These are complete books with 250 and 300 pages,
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Paint Books, Story Books, and Cut -Outs.
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Wednesday, Fob, a6, 044.
LEARANCE SALE
Of Discontinued and Discoulored Packages
AT IIALF PRICE OR LESS.
Twink Dyes 5c per package
Bon Kora Regular $1.GO, Clearing 50c
Gallagher's Kidney Remedy Regular 1.25, Cleating 50c
Gallagher's Cough Syrup Regular 50c, Clearing 25c
•Merciton Mouth Wash Regular $1.00, Clearing 5Cc
Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup 35c
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('1,11 1!1,01111 1.-11 :Im ';I ill- %%ell In: 1cn
;old Linn, ill( lull- nen
:lir. Shtii:ird d:•e1 in the Clinton
i1 ;);tel it. 1 is '.:rd year. I1I' 11:11
hl - 0 «Hifi:- • 1 111 t• pita!, for the Pa -t
t!lnt \1'' e''`;. 11,'ee'; 1 1111(11 was n
L;t.1ii,r in law of Alr 1 (' :11'11 11?;i1
t' lily it.
Air. �'hol ''a''d \wa s a son of th ' I it,.
'1'11'.1 is ,t,ard and l: -t) . , 1 t,l 'r
11 3.1' ,.lyd, all I 11: :; 1,1:'11
nd. 1' 1 11 1 11 ;'l'•h Tttwr '„i• ,.
twi! al -l( s11, nt iI•ly11-.T.1 an 1
!:ear-' 1 111 !in ! I C4/1/1'/I • .1, \;•1 111'1'-
11, :r - 1 him in 11111'. 'l'bii farm.
I r l :s!:'.:•t \•11!11• 1:1 (; .1.l' 1.;.'h Town.
' 11 1), all 1.11, r (Tine to flint
1' lc. F11' •11 110 n:)• : 1;1 y,1;. ; lie
> a tion• mill c; or: tl,.' in the ; 1l(•
ploy r f t::.' late .fames Fair, an I late :
condo:'t (I a retail grocery 111 1).u'tnr:•
hip wilt his sister, the late Kati
Shcp{:ard. :After years in melon
he had lived retired for the past In
years.
urviving are twn r.ou!;, Wynyard 1
5c::;t who I'; serving in Italy. The
litter \w1as only .:1 2 \reek:: ('mint
and 1'riv.It ' S.cutt slid that he had
sec: my met Private Cita( in:. ('111110-
: my, son of -Air. and Alt's. Ito;,c:l
Chimney.
' herd (';nig received word on Alun•
• (sat Hut his broth((. (;;nmol• l'arl
Craig, ha; rc'arl,cd to Canada aft 't•
spending 1:1 In•:nth; i:1. Em -land. Five
41. Intitl:, 11'1'1'1' 1,;'f11t ill husi)it;it, (;11:1-
ner ('t'a'g was in li' lotiug 1:loci di Iv-
' I rs 11;1(1 I!II' ti -u(' 1wet,t uwel' .1 1-I to 11
1.h
1.:1111'11. Clinton, and ('11.0. Norman !
11 oll,:11,', nn'nt with the i'1 salt th it
\I 111. re!`. 0':1 . Cr lig r sired a I roll
(1'.101,, ,I -1'l(' i r. \Ir. It. \I r. .1 Hu - Et! y,
.1. (. ''o 1; r.' t'hathrnl. Ilull''tt, ot;tcrirnci'd a 1't1w ln\il,•:
.1 1' 1.:I ;•;','Id• a luuiuin !t'
t'rul.., inv... and 111'1 (do ,1 ma. y •'1'
):, !.• iunhnlin tau 1 1acl(
degree. For I11(ttI, ' i'0 was
11 tory of the local lodgr, Alurpby I..
(1.1.. No. 111, an 1 hail on 1-:Vi'i:l H '.
r aril(!: 1,.,)re,i 111001 1It ioll.e at
111:111,1 1-1141, Ige ril1iu III' \vas gilt o
lu a;aiu''nt in the ludci)(11 lens Onl'.i.
of I ,re . ill \VL1(.1l he Nis') AI
5.•1•:e;•,i't. Ile \I,, I1 ('l(1 .'stat .r
iu ; rl!ti«:,, and Call d ( hnrch 1
rclig!on. Ou i l' h', oat. -tai: lin; t :!•
( n+,; \was 1!is ac(•tn'.tt,' 11_wiry I f
'Is 111 1 (, :i' 1, p iinea1, la,n:i •-
1,111 and 01' L'0aI Ii•l )1.y.
Tile Lolly re tell at till' ball (\
fun( nal ho.oe ant; the funeral was hell
on Monday frim \V -sh'y \\ilii; 1 -nits-(
("(:!reit. \h !e 5 ,'wi 1' w:a.; : )nllurf;11
by (Rev. A 1.ati' at ..aa p.m. Inter -
went 1114 1103111' in Clinton r:' r2110y.
The pallbeart1s were mi \hers et
Alurphy l.jyal (;ran_••' Lodge,
Airs. Colclougit was in attendance at
the funeral.
Ili 11114 1(1s, 11'10'11 he att.( 11111/11 to slide
down from the hay rout• io ill ' d tiro
and hi, (loth.1 4 (.a:lebl '1:1 :I 11.l'1 (.1
the 11.1) of tip, granary. Mr. ((.till; )y
wit: lu'Id in mid-air. Percy \'in.•'ut.
a iiOi_'1h•nn'ing farm( r. ;111pp, 11 d to
1'011 ' into the 1 •Irn and he rode: ;ed
Mr. Itaithhy 1101)1 h't, tut- .nlfnrtal)le
position.
All ; Jn-hna :\ileo, Collimate 1. ‘vii-
! Ilii) receiv. 11 painful in'ln•i
•1:1. I', 11 down !,.ails a' 11"r !loin'' `:le
...aught her rh.lit arm un 11 11111 •t -'t
the \vi iiol 11 :0:4t;1t111 11 stilt -!l(.<.
Tlr' tln 110 again iia :I:' it; •.; p 'llr-
once in tht; 1i' ,1:•11•1. N ' :1 :-c110"1.
1(':;IeU• Awns 1141 ' Hl( .\I Imlay 011
ace011111 of the teacher• Alr 1!11 It
Itrr.11!t11 being ill with the I'I'I.
I'1 :\mare Victory ['tub rpalsored
0 val. 11:'.n1• dance on lun(1•ty night
in the Fare:iter'.; (loll. \ v'ry lar;c
crowd nasi ded \vitt) persons cr.'ntn:
from (;.xlerich, I lyill, Landis' oro.
\\'abkerburu. 1.11clim'' and the sat. -
rounding community. 'i'iffin's er-
rhostra of Langside provided th-'
nlu•sic. and the square (lances were
' nujlerl off by John hell.
he -en active carrying on his trade Ills ct FIREMEN'S ANNUAL
;1,!rp,uler, IL' r,ccivcd a sewer(-
: h: el; ;;::;I inti. 1 i(.; when he fell from OLD TIME DANCE
u schuoi 1, )1 wlucb he tt'as shingling
011 It - 1'12 11:11 twa!eh t'esuRt'.1 in In Memorial I-Iall, Blyth
c. h. 1•am on a::;ttr.m:,1•r o «the FRIDAY,FEBRUARY 18th
ta: d1::ar1.'il man was the s:,n of the
late Alt, and \Ir;, \Villi:un McKnight
of Nile, (:nttu'iu. Un June 11;. 1:11)0, MUSic By
to Mary Steele and 1 THE HURON RAMBLERS
1';11• four yc:n'< they madded at Nile,
)Mario, then staved to :1 'Anvil, Mr.
Alc.liuigilt \t a; a nn'tnber of the For -
1 ,fors. .\nlnn'n. awl was identified
I'r. 'tytcr'an «'lurch. Ile is
stlr\'dwcd t'v Ili, twifc; 0114' 500 Earl of
!.\ Minn: one daughter, Realha, Mg's.
i.luyd Feraason, Clinton; two broth Come and Bring the Family,
Lunch Free, Admission 50c
Dancing, 9 p.in. to 1.30 a.m .
Half proceeds for the Legion
la'n( of C,)derich; \\'intent of I
_��►
g� 9 Nib...,
two 1.i -ler Sarah, Airs. Charlet; 1
i S 1'hry: tai, It. gin 1; Jlattie, Mrs, \1'il•
3ACT COMEDY PLAY
linin Nrnll, Itos'nn'II• dash,; 'Six g':an:l
'ellildl'l11 and 1"11 great g;andehildr:'n. "READY-MAI)E FAMILY”
1'h, I'unen,l t1s held on Saturday at
p.m. from the family re.i:dere ,
Interni:nt will be Inane in 1)unganuan
ceuletery.
I3AKERY
BIaEAI), C }1KI,�;`;,
PIES and 13UNS,
ALWAYS ON IIAN1)
Confectionery and Tobaccos,
PHONE 38 - I31,YTI-I-
-.a,nwn>r1•14.144•vwur••
The (lour t(10t0i :1•1'; \\ I I'1'
Clinton Business Sold
Air. Ne!..;It 'I'ren'Iu'tita of Clinton,
who has s.ne•:e stlllly operated a poul-
try business for the past twenty years
cold his husiics: to Mr. Clarence
Livermore, a (';soler employee of \Ir.
Kirl;conol I1 and Ito' i rt Tutu I rctvarlha's anti for the part ttvo
years nbana;or .!' 1112 C11c.,ley branch
T11'. ;u1. lbs' II•ap dlunr;
of (':made 1' :; kers; L'.tl. Ile is the
--r,1 of Thy. Edith I iwel i110re, Clinton
urs 1t)" Late \-roil 1 ivei'more, who at
Isle time of his death was reeve of
(Tinton.
e:o11' illi \Posit •d b, 1,1 ' ( Intl 11, -h.
hers 11111 1;1•1'• 11111 1 •; 11 1' II 1!:
Of 1;otI •'i: -h. 1'1211,10 \\11I (e,1111 '2.11;‘,
Airs. 11.)1,1 1.l I'll« n r ;1 -11 .\a.;1. •w
1;:1r1:1.onal.r. 'Lit II"I! 1t 11 •ate ,
Sponsored by Group 3of the W.A.
of Blyth United Church, and put
on by the Walton Young People.
In Blyth Memorial Hall
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25
at 8.15 p.m.
MRS, G. BRADLEY, SOLOIST.
Admisslon 3Ec; Ch!Idren 22c.
21.1-2
Son Wounded Ove:essiu
Mr, and Mrs, Charles l.'awrie of
"111''se'r, rnceive(1 word that their
only son, Pte. hverett Charl(3, of (113
British Sth Army was twice tl'o in lea
in action in Italy, first on Dec !ni)er
I 1 th when he refused to give tip fi,ght
in„ and next on January 112 when Ito
recciwcd more serious injuries.
I'.r the i 1'11-,10 111 11 11'. .i1.:1
:1111 "14. I.,It., 1 1'.,:
cl'1 1 nu nI'.. .
'file Ila aAIll , I'.
' 1 Ili,«. 1:11
online d 111,1t 11111: all {' a ''0 were
paid 1!te prof. 1 . 11:11 1 .11; Ii 1 , 1.1 ,.
Al ns. Wesley 1:4;1(101;'•!h.. Cc. ..0111
eon \ I Ile •, itt:n lair 'e 1 1 a. ,l'it'ter
(lanae -:l! b.. h. 1 1 irk tl! Ai 1: • 't.
I. I', 1!'1.. All'. � Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
I, Delivery, elivery, North of Dinsley Street.
air! .111.. ni'I .,•,I \" illi I o . n1. 14r 1,
ip
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - $1,00 or Over.
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UART ROBINSON
Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
„I.1 \.t.:, to Al 11 : 1'r 1:,:. it ") .,
ill 11 111'1'; 1' I' `• 1, ; ! al (Il
AI' .%day 1 \1 Ho?. it 1:' Iii 1, iotl
'1111 1• 1 11
11. Hi( 'll=\t nr,- 11 nh
tea: ' -rwe'I. .\ 1, .,,11: ' 1• ,ti 1117
dl1 ,1'11 '1 1 11• :
ing tea elft (.1 Ali-:• 1'„
llualau;l .\1101. Ai: , l' aic \\a: ter'
t1'('i111('11t or 111 (ny C,itl
11)1' 111
JO: dJ rd ) N'G'-iT
1bath cl,Il1(I fl ;in h ).r r d 'bone
early Thursday 1111 a o^ \w!'1 :1 .1•,1111 i 1%
11
Meki1it'tt d!rd Pt 11 0 1:11•• i . .\'t In'n tp
fol 101011;4 an illres, of Iv.(1 :old a half tit
yoarF. Pre\ i'olAy Ur. \1 knight hal
Kraft Dinner 20c. Eggweat Noodles .15c
(rade Fruit each 5c
Ilct Chocolate , 5c, 6 for 25c
Red River Cereal and Old York , . ..:25c
Ault Jemima Pancake and Buckwheat Flour
Olive, Stuffed, 30c and 15c. Olives Plain 30c
Robin Hood and Purity Flour.
GRIT AND SHELL MAKER
Green Label and Canada 'Dry Ginger Ale.
SATURDAY --- Celery, Lettuce, Cabbage, Carrots,
Radishes and Tomatoes,
�,;nitDt�t�n]t�FAI?t�tbtil`rlitit.