The Blyth Standard, 1944-12-20, Page 1VOLUME 55 • NO, 18,
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LYTH STANDAR
OBITUARY HURON HOLSTEIN BREEDERS'
MRS, WILLIAM R. PHILLIPS CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
Mary :1rnl;iron:;, wife of the laic The Animal \}seting, of the Hiroo
\\'illi;un R. I'aillil,s, passed away un :the Ontario
1lrcedcrs' Club teas held in
Tuesdaymn,rn;ng, December 191h,atI the Ontario ;street United Church,
the home of her daughter, NI Is. J. , Clinton, on Tuesday, December 12th,
11a•disly, fnllu%v,ig a brie( ilbless• }with approximately 100 present.
The late air; Phillips was burn al \Ir, 11'. I., 11'1tytc, Vice -President of
\'augIlanl, near Toronto, and %•as the Ole Club acted as Chairman in the ab -
eldest daughter of the lale Jane; and Iscnce of the 1'res;dcnt, Mr, Lennard
Sarah Armstrong, of Blyth, formerly of Laming; of \Tallon,
I)nnnyl,rouk. Forty-nine years ago,) The guest speaker was the Rev. NI r.
January 7th, past, she nutrrie'l \fillant , Burton, %vhn gave an appropriate a1'}•
Phillips, of Dn,;lop, ,ear I;odtn•ich, for- }dress on post 1\gar Reconstruction
mcrly of Devonshire, England. To this from the Economic ;incl Moral point of
union was horn two daughters, \frs. (view,
11'illiant llotvcs, and Mrs, Jack liar -
dist v, both of Itlyth, ,Also surviving
are two grand• children, Eris Kelsey,
Blyth, and .lack Bowes, Ingersoll.
'I'hc late ale. and airs, Phillips carte
to Myth 41 years ago. \I r. Phillips
predeceased her 17 years ago, February
27111,
\frs, Phillips was a member of the
United Church, and passed away in her
70th year.
Funeral services will he held at her
late residence at 2 1'.NL, on Friday,
tlrceinber 22nd. Interment Id be mauls
ip Cation Cemetery,
!cc,•Bdr. Borden Cook of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, is enjoying a ('itristnnas
furlough %vitt' his wife and daughter,
and mother, i%1rs, Jasper Cook,
A moment's silence %'8s'ohscrveil for
the buys who have paid Ole supreme
sacrifice and %ehu are serving i11 Ole
forces today.
'1'hc head table was introduced by
\I r. \Villin \'anligmond, !.truce and
If urr;1'y Roy, who represented the 1lol
Mehl Calf Club at the competition
held at Guelph tvere guests at the din-
ner.
'l'hc Secretary, \I r, Mune Chilton,
reviewed the ;.ctivities of the club for
the year,
I'Ite .\rntstrong Booking Studios
%villi five ntcmhers present provided a
very appropriate program,
•\ vote of tita'iks was tendered to the
speaker and to the ladies of the On-
tario Street United Church who pro -
;111(1 vided the dinner by \Vit. Sparks.
other relatives in and around illyth, \' •
PRESBYTERIAN W.M.S. MEET
Card Of Thanks Mrs. 11, Herrington kindly opened
Nilo and Airs, Simon \Ic1'itlic de- her Ironic last Saturday afternoon for
sire to express (heir sincere apprecia- the animal meeting of the Presbyterian
tion to tile family, relatives, aid the W. \f. S. i?xcellent reports Of the
host of ft iced •, who extended so many years work ware given Its. the Secre-
kind gestures on the occasion of their tart', sh.r.ving that the Society' had ex-
50tlt %wedding anniversary celebration. seeder} their allocation.
'1'Ite Gifts, Cards, Telephone Ca.'Is, Following is the list of officers for
Personal Calls, amid 'Telegrams, were the coning year: President, \Iiss A,
all greatly appreciated, and helped Al, 'Poll; 1st Vice, airs, W. Shortrced;
make Ihz clay tile that will always be Secretary, \Irs. 1V. \lorritt ; 'l'reasur-
rcntembcred. cr, \Irs. 13. Herrington; Press Secre-
- ----- tar', 'Mrs. Laughlin.
In Memoriam
GA R N I SS -111 loving memory of
dear wife and mother, Mrs. George
Garniss, who passed away one year
ago, December loth, 1943,
"Ever remembered by, husband and
sons.''
—George Garniss, Harvey and Leslie,
18-I!'.
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NOTICE
The President, then briefly rcv:ewcd
the Study hook covering the work on
the Bhcl field in India.
, A trot luck supper was then enjoyed
by all and a hearty vote of thank ten-
dered to the hostesses, 11rs, 1lcrringg-
tos and Miss 1lcConnell,
BLYTH ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1941.
A MESSAGE OF THANKS
'}'his is the first opportunity i
have had to express my apprecia-
tion to all the good friends and re-
latives who were so kind and
thoughtful ('mri;g my forced holi-
day in the (Initial Hospital,
1 %vish to thank all diose who
k;ndl) remembered Inc @•it.#t carr}s,
fluwot•s, and other gifts, and by
calling personally at the hospital
for a orae( visit.
I also wish to thank I)r. Rodd,
I)r, Addi,or, and Dr. Oakes fur
their interest 011 my behalf, and
also wish expressly to thank the
nursing stall of the Clinton Public
1lospital for their many kindnesses
10 no:. 1 also %vish to thank all
those who sem;' boxes of fruit, in-
cluding the local 1(J O I, and A. J .
and A.M. Ledges.
}'articularly do I wish to thank
NI r. J. 11. R Elliott for his valued
assistance in regards to the publica-
tion of The Standard during ut)'
absence. \Vithout his able assis-
tance ,1 would have been impossible
for \I rs, 1V1iin metre to connote pub-
lication for she two weeks I was
;absent, and Iris ready willingness to
assume certain re: ponsib'li'.ics list-
ed quite a load from 1'e Editor's
shoulders while I was ;Tway.
I %vish also to thank those who
were good ,uc.ngh to wait fur Joh
Printing until such time as I am
again ;,hle to really get hack into
lite harness; some of these people
waited at considerable in.unven-
icnce to themselves, and this h"y-
alty.is greatly appreciated.
1 also wish to thank tlic adver-
tisers who were placed at a con-
siderable disadvantage just at the
most important time of the year.
Their kindly co-operation is great-
ly ap, rccia1ed
Although I aan far from being
100 percent yet, I hope 311 the
course cf the next two weeks to get
hack into shape, so that 1 w'll be
able to carry on in the usual man-
ner.
Again thanking everyone, and
wishing everyone A 1'ery alcrry
Christmas, —The Editor,
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JUNIOR FARMERS MEET
Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS ESTEEMED HULLETT COUPLE " NEW TEACHER HIRED FOR
FROM OUR ADVERTISERS. MARK 50TH ANNIVERSARY. PUBLIC SCHOOL
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Duc In the ctubility of the editor to \Ir. and aIrs, Simon ale\'illi(, es- '1•11e ;tpp111'31 on of \Irs• Myna 11oa•-
carry on during the past two weeks }teemed resideuls of Mullett'fowo.,!(ip, aril, formerly lis Myna 1h'y;ol,, of
in the usual manner, it has been 1111- l,.ci veil the ,511111;utnivers;try of their l,r,,sel,, was accepted by the Idylls
possible to attend to change of all- wedding on 'lifts/lay, December frill. 5c11_' l Board, for the position of In-
vertiselnents, and to give The Stand- ()is Saturday, December loth, a host lei -mediate teacher in the Myth Pub -
aril the Christmas appearance of for- of friend, \sere given the opportunity lir School, lies salary will be $120.1.00.
Hier years, It has also been impossible to pay their respects, when a public airs. Howard ,till couitnence her dit-
to change advertisements so that }hey Ireleption %vas held at the horse of les at the bcgInhIIng of Ihr' school
might ca'r)' the Christmas alessage of their d;n;htcr, \frs, Leu 11'att. \lany term, fnll.%%lll the Christmas yaca-
our advertisers.
For this reason We take this oppor-
friends ,•allcd and were received at the thin.
door by airs. 1Vatt, and in turn timid- I Lighting fixture, will have to be in -
Wilily to extcad to the citizens of this ed over to another daughter, airs. ,Net- stalled is; the room. and sonic new
conimnunmty, on behalf of our adverti- (sou Lear, who ushered than into the scats pur leocd. These additions still
crs, Heartiest Season's (;reetings, and dining room where they acre served be II;oI drlring the ('hri31111;r., v,rca-
the sincere hope That your Christmas (teal, the %;titers being Misses Ilulert ti yet.
will he a very m tern• nue. Lear and Phyllis, Shepherd, and a bap- alts. 11owa r' liar been with her
I1y time was spent talking over ((1 l isles"l in N to Scotia,
MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCILtittle,• \1r. Jaases .',lorritt Ivan, the surce,s-
\lorris Township Council met on the Prior ' , this public reception a fait- ,1111 applicants for the position of care-
15thDec.Hnhe" in the Township hall, 11) gathering was held at 1.31, 'he" 1"h", a varanr4 which was '11154)1
Redone.
with all members present, the Reeve
presiding.
The :Mottos; of the last Htcet:ns.*
the event of 5(1 years ago was partially Illhe resignation of Ms.
re-enacted. Mass Phyllis Shepherd play air. Nlorritt was chosen front
ed "here comes the bride" and their phrants, ,It ;in mooed salary of 7o0.01,
were rea1 :111,1 edoptcd nu 11106111 of grand-daoghter, Jessie Watt, ushered 1 L duties will commence at the be -
Janes Nlichle and Charles Coultes, the couple ;too the drawing roost, ginning of the t.ew ye.•r.
Moved by Chas. Coultes, seumdcrl I%hIeh wai suitably decorated %hill 'V' •
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b \Vin. S ,eir, that the clerk write to yellow slrcantcr :and gold c;umdlrs. 1f is r
Y ! Jca1n 11c1'•ntic and lune Lear ,re- Engagement AnncUnCCd
'I'urnherry Township Council asking 515 g 11 r. aunt 'Iles. 11'. r;. 11;nr(`ro,tic,
them to pay for snow plowing of road 'ell. -ell thew 114th ;I l'"'41 of 'untnts 11 i.nrhno'.v, 1ti,!t In ;uni:=unrc the cn•
behalf 1 f the ','and-chil h•en. 'Their so11
from 131ucvale to lllucvalc station. gaeem nl of their eldest daughter,
Carried. air, Kellam, Mc\ittie, made Om pre- \Iasi' .Anna, to .1ul,rer to 'Jolt, eldest
scnt,tion of a lovely studio couch, on son of Mr. ani: Iles. Fres! 'fall, Myth,
Nlovcd by 1laryey Johnston, second
'cd by James Michie, that road hills as behalf of the fancily, This gestnr., was the marriage to tache place the end of
presented by Road Superintcndcttt,,l>e ;ably responded to by a verbal arlu(ow- Ikrrn(hrr,
paid, Carried.
ecl,uctnent of thanks by air. \Ic\•ittic,
c
+l[oycrl by Chas, Coupes, seconded by
on behalf of NIrs. air\'ittie, and all
Walton Present sang "Pur 'I'hcv arc Jolly Gor,tl RPTION
Jas, llichic, that 1\altou I.ibrar) be Fellows." al r. ;111'1 a1:11-7:(::41(
h0n Fingland of Lon -
given a grant of .$5,00, Carried.
Moved by Chas, Coolies, seconded In the even ng flintier was served to debar,' ;.ill bIto,ne 10 their friends
by }Iarvcy Johnston, that the, nicer 511 guests, ;hong whom were three of ion the orcasnf their 1)ia mond) \'ved-
the origloal w•cddingg party of 5(1 years sling .\on vet'o 1 1Vcdncsday. 27th
int adjourn, to }deet again on Januar)' h h rt'tnhrr from 3 to 6 u'nloc'k in Isle
8th, 1945, at 10 n,nt. Carried, ago, Nlrs, Rubcrt Caldwell, Mr, (;eo.
The following; accounts were paid:
Moon, both of I.ondesboro, and \I r. afters ,nn and front 7 to 9 o'clock in
County of I]��on, taxes $16,641.27 William 120w11, of Millen. Others the evening.
2,597,13 who were present at the wedding, aol
L
7740'g who were unable to he present for this \\'.11.TON
12.1,0 occasion were, Nhiss Jean Hamilton, •1'he death ocrmrcd early Sunday
1((1:352.:(00)1
07,1()'llr. i:oitcrt Caldwell, Loncicshoro, \Irs, morning of 11r. Albert Travis, in his
45.0 i hlmglt Ramsay, 11 aftnn, and two sin• 72nd yea:, For some time he had been
65.00 tees of Mrs. Nlcl'ittfe, \Irs. 1', Kerr, Biu failing health a"IIICd in e he
the past
65A.)�Toronto, and \Irs. James \loon, Stcv- few days he 4485 • seriuHsly ill• 11 r,
11
Brussels 'Telephone
Myth Telephone
McKillop Telephone
Cecil \Vhcelcr, salary
Jas; Michie, salary
Chas. Coultes, salary
Harvey Johnston, salary ..... .-
cnsei c, and two brothers, Duncan
1Vm. Spcir, salary 65.07 T •ra%•is operated the chopping mill in
Nelson Higgins, salary as and 'I'hontas Juhnslun, 1V;IIton, The \\Talton, coming here from Palmerston
table %vas laid with a lace cloth, do
'1'rcasurcr, Relief Officer, nine years ago. Surviving are his
!School Attendance Officer, curated with gold candles, and centred wife, one daughter, Nirs, N1cCullough,
with a three-storey wedding cake, dc -
Fin, Statement, postage, etc; 313.00 of Ifalrriston, and four 50115, Kenneth,
c•uratcd 11111 gold leaves• .\ toast 10
George NI artin, salary, pos'age ;Port Elggin ; Harvey, Toronto, Herbert,
An enlhu:'iaslic meeting of t lI e , Ole bride aid groom of 50 years ago .
Drains, Commissions 3S_ 8l.ond, n, and Ralph, a home.
CONGRATULATIONS was proposed by \1'r, James NleCool,
Rl tli and district Junior Farmers was .Ivan McArtcr, rtreiaking---15.1)1 lomeral services were held from the
Congratulations to Nlrs. \\'m. Con of Loncicshoro, and responded to by
held in the Nlemorial Hall, on caretaking
13Iack Bros„ .1 yearling steer family residence, 'Tuesday afternoon,
280111 \f1'. NleVittie. Nlr. George alcVittie, ;it L311, conducted by Rey, C. Hazel -
.5 of of Loudesboro, proposed the toast to
"The Bing," wood, of the \\tattoo United C'hin'ch,
N1r. and \Irs NhcVittic were the re- i"")1 pn'cccdcd to I alnmcrst Im where in"
0,87
,termcnl !vas made iu the 1'alnlerston
(42,87 cipicnts of ratan) lovely gifts, messaggcs Cemctcrv.
93,59 of congratulations, telegrams, and tele- airs. Ste%tarl linntphries and little
636 phone calls. Mr.\icVittfc is a Char- 'snit. l;ubhy, hove returned home after
ter lfennber of Myth 1.0.0.1', Nu. 3(;', so'°11'
a week with air, and NIrs.
and three ntcnthers of the Lodge, Nf es
8601 11. In, 1Valsh, Hamilton,
minghant who celebrates her 81st birth clay, December 14th, with about 25 killedby dr.gs ..__
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RE CHRISTMAS MILK DELIVERY clay on Wednesday, December '37111. I Junior Farmers present in spite of the WallaceAga, valuating (ccs
During the Christmas week -end I Congratulations to Billy and 1)1)11118 bad roads, ,
regular milk deliveries will he made on Go%%•, Auburn, Ont., who celebrate their Brussels Post, printing con
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regular B. Matheson, Agricultural Rrpre- tract and extra work
Saturday and Smiths., bol no delivery 10th birl.hde3s, Dilly's on December 2l, se:Native, cntlincd the purpose of the Lights
I 1 1 IT.E.P.C., \Vatlon St, Ligh s
will he made on Monday, Christmas and Donna's 1)cccutbcr 25.
Det', Patrons will please secure their _V__1'-__ Junior Farmer organization and 1oin1 llelgrevc Street Lights
• cd out several projects which may be Dept, of health, Insulin -_
necessary supply for 1lortday during BLYTH UNITED CHURCH undertaken, 1 I e also stated of the A, 11, Erskine, fees for col -
the Sunday morning delivery.
11'ishing our Patrons a alert's. Christ- flits1\'bite Gift Service last Sunday interest taken in the Junior Farmers lectingr tax(,
Ilnt5 and 8 happy New Year. 'tight 11'815 very well attended iu spite work ou the part of the County Council Village of Ilrusscls, I)i%•. Court
DURWARD'S DAIRY. of the condition of the roads. The and the Fcdcraton of Agriculture. Harold Sellersfixing line fence
- -, service . teas condoled by Mr. Lcslic Nilo Archie Young, Blyth, acted ars on ToWnsh!p farms
APPLICATIONS WANTED I-lilhorn, Superintendent of the Sunday Chairman for the election of officers \Warwick Bros. labour on Kin,;
For this position of 5ccrc'ary-'1'rcas_ School, 'l'hc Scripture Lesson was which resulted a1' fellows: and 1'uill idr.h
neer of the I'o%4ns!ni{, Scho,l Area read by :Indy Kyle, A large choir of President, Laois Phelan, 1.313111; Vice- John NlcGill, inspecting d'•ain
Board Of hest 11'attaunsh. Infornut_ !young people sang a number of Christ- President, Roy \1c\'ittie, Myth; Secre- i-iowick Fire ins. Co., ins
tion regarding duties 1083 be obtained Imas Carols, and also a vera' approp- tart', Edward East, Auburn; Treasurer, \Velton Library, grant ...._o
from any member of the ]]card. Salary riatc anthem. Other contributions George Nesbitt, Blyth; 1)irectors, \tor- Jesse Wheeler, refund of dog
is $275. per ant'um. All applicationswcrc: IZceit 11011, Jack 'I'yrentan;'Iris, \Val!ace Bell, Myth; East 1Vawa- tax,.
must be .0 the. bends of the ChairmanStory, Enid Ihigham; 1?xercise, N1rs.lmush, Maurice ll;Illahen, Blyth; Hid-
Jack
Kenneth Sherrie, refund of
of the Bu r t, \l1', Frank 'fhnntpsult, Falconer's Class, Address, Rev„ A. lett, Billy Young, ])13th; Auditors, dog tax ..._
R.N. 5, 11'i'gh:un, 1111 later thanSinclair; Song, "The Gift," NIrs, Stewart Johnston, Myth, Rcss Taylor, George 1l attimi,
ilradlcy; Legend of Cathay, Shirley Belgravc, — T ----
o'clock, J;1nnl-y 2n1, 1945,
- -, _ Falconer, llany 11'hiSe (lifts were Bruce Roy, ; unior Farmer Rcpresen-
the•n presented by representatives of lative to the Federation meeting held • i )ears old.
NH'. Raymond IZednond visited at 'They were married on December Nth, 11'ar 111 Sccial Club in Stretford las
W.STFIELD
111.110 srs, •
1. A, Gray, (;, R. 1)obhyn, and
G. R. Augustine, called during the af-
ternoon, to prr,•sent him with a suit •
able gift. air, Ntcvittie has been for
1110 many years closely associated with
;,11) municipal matters in Millet( illet( 'Township
being assessor of the Township for
\Irs. J. Patterson, Seaforth, is
iling her daughter, Nlrs, 11', C. Ben-
nett,
NI r, and Mrs. Herbert Travis, of
T.ond.un spent the week -cud at their
homeshere, and attended the funeral
.. I of NI r. '}gravis fat her of NI r, Herbert'
5.IIU many years, Both are members of T'r8%fs.
Burns' United Church, and Mrs. Nlc-
2.T0 Vittie has been an active worker in \hiss Edith If; rkwell, Stratford, spent
the \\'.ai.S„ and other SucirUrs the week -end at her home here.
2,03
Clerk,
Mr. \lc\'illf^ was burn 77 years ago, Nlaster Jack Quinn, young son of
a son of the late Sinton Nlc\'ittic and air, and airs. Pat Quinn, was the
Janet 11'atcrs. N(rs, 1fc1'ittte %alto is
proud and lucky Winner of "Tin) Tim",
a daughter of the lac '}'hos. Johnston the little pony which was given away
incl Jessie Buchanan, is 0by the Perth County \'oceans (1Vorld
MUNICIPAL NOTICE
1 hereby give notice that the Num- cacti class. (rccest•tly m 1orottto, atud also prrsidcttt the hoot'_ of \Irs. I'urscll of Seaforllt 1894, by the Rev. Forrest, of \Talton• Friday r:cniug.
Next Smithy, December 24th, Spec- of the Clinton Junior Farmers spoke
irmation for R.ecve, and Foto' Colin- 1 un 'l'Inlrsda), The ceremony took place on the 17111 —r
—
intuition
Christmas Services will he held -briefly on his trip to Toronto, J, 13.
cillors, to wire the Township of ,\tor- NI r, and \tis. Gcnrge \1'igh:nuut 8nd concession of Grey township. [mine. HOME FROM OVERSEAS
cis '1's, t , the year 1945 will be held at
and the choir will render special Matheson outlined work which was Alberta visited on Saturday' with 31rs, diately following their marriage they
Christmas Music. taping; place in Pastries lnnproventetlt, l'ilircns ;vete on il1tul 11 meet the
the Township hall, herein, at 1..,30 Cameron of Luckuow, took up residcncc 011 the farm now noon titin on 'I'ncsd;l,, to welcome.
p.m. to 1,40 p.m., 011 Friday, December11.15: ' \tiodl`e10Scli0oth Inn." l. Stewart Johnston, of Blyth is taking NI rs. Joe Pursell of Clareshohn, AI- occupied by their son, Kelland, on the home Sgt Glenn Kechnie, son of 11 r.
22nd, 1914, and if demanded an elec- e this as a tope for discussion a their he.rta, visited last weep with her uncles 12th concession of 1Tullctt. 15 years ',old afro. Sem I;echnic, who is spend_
tion will be ucli de Monday, y, 7 pan.; "Tire Meaning of the First next toze'.ing which is to he held on the
r Jahn- Christmas Message to the Shepherds," second 'fhursday in each month. The air, 1.. Redmond. ago they moved to the old Nly\girths int a ,t(I-,lay Christmas furlough with
ary 1st, 1)45. Niro John Gear of Kitchener, spent homestead 011 the 11th concession, Itis parents in Myth.
Executive are anxious to have any I'll( uoiun was blessed with n family
'GEORGE MARTIN, Sunday ill his mother, \Irs. 'Phomas Glenn, who is with the 1..(..\.F„
18-1, IZARTIN, Officer. Junior Farmers interested in this kind Geer, of five children, four of whom are ( (110 four
of work to come out to their regular invent O%•erca' in septcmher, paw,
Mr, aid \Irs. Lloyd Nvat,tcn were living., one sun, Kelland; Jessie, \i,,
' years and two months ago. T1s is very
Notice To Creditors monthly meetings, r London visit ?1's on Monday, their Leu 1Va!t; Olive, Nlrs. Nelson Lear. happy to be home and nut's the town
IN THE ESTATE of Thomas Henry
Kernick, Late of the Village of Myth,
in the Courtly cf Huron, Deceased.
All persons }laving claims against the
Estate of the above deceased arc re-
quired to file the sante with the under-
signed Solicitor for the Estate, on or
before the 601 day of January, 1945.
A.D., after which date the assets will
ANNUAL SHORT COURSE
The Amnia! Sho-t Course will be
held in Guelph at the Ontario Agricul-
tural College on January. 1st to 6111,
Courses will be given in Farm Me -
daughter, Dolma, who has been a mt.- all of 1lutlet(; and Janet, airs. Junes `looks notch the same as when he left.
FARM FORUM MEETING tient in the Children's 11 Oaf, at Scott, Toronto One son, Duncan. \•
chattiest, Animal husbandry, Agric111_ The Live 1Vne Farm Forum group London, re ((Inlet! home with (hent. (died 8 years ago. Thew are also 12
tore, horticulture, Col.operation and met on NIonday night at tine home of Mrs, Norman Radford was a London -and-children. airs, Scott of Toren- Morris 'I'o%vn.lnp will hold Nfunicipal
Marketing, l[1', and ,Iles. Clarence Crawford with visitor on \sonde), to, was the only members of the int- Nominations this Friday afternoon.
lir, and airs. Alva McDowell, Nlr.mediate fancily not 111(1! to be present
The entire cost of the course to the 27 111 attendance. The discussion "\Thal
students is$?.00 per week. Several the Fornn's say about farming" was and Mrs. 11'nt. Nle\girlie, Roy and for the occasion.
boys are taking advantage of this( carried on followed by a contest then 1Dorothy attended the 5011t Wedding an -I Both 11r, and Nlrs. Ntc\'ittie are en-
course.carol singing under the leadership of niversary of Mr. and airs, Simon Me- joying rcasolcably good health. air.
be distributed ,;amongst the garlics en i Application Wray be secured from Dr. !the convenors, lir. and Nlrs, George ,Vittie, of Ilullett .Township. The cele-' alcvitlie demonstrated this fact h,'
tilled thereto, havng regard en'y to (1. I. Christie„ President, Ontari.) Ag- I Powell, after which ltntch was served, Itration was h,'ld at the home rf their performing hi: favourite dance, an old
the claims of which notice shall have
ricuhura1 College, Guelph, or the Ag -1 The next meeting is to be hcl'I Jan- daughter, Nlr. and Ntrs, Leo \Yatt of time Jersey, arcnmpmicd by Itis (laugh- MEETS TUESDAY EVENING,
been ,given, nary 8th 8t the honme of \l1'. and 31rs, Ilullett 'fo%snsl;il'• ter, Nlrs. Leo \\'art NOVEMBER 28TH. -
ricultural Representative, Clinton,
1)ATEI) at \\gingham, this 19th clay 1Stanlc3 Lyon with NI r. and N1rs. Stan- \ vers. \ferry Christmas 16 everyone. ;\ host of friend throughout this I'be prescnx „f ill otrrnhers are re -
of December A.l),, 19.14, �� t nested, S,c
Icy Lyon as convenors. V c nnnnnlity will join with The Stand -
J.
! 'chat business,
J. 111:\IZT.le1' C1Z:\.\\'FORD, 1\ging- Just Christmas Shopping Days —v—
Miss .\lice Gillespie is visiting with arcs in extending heartiest rougratlla- G R. Attgttstine,
haul, Ontario, Solicitor fur the said Left Before Christmas. Du that fast IWO A.F. ,C A.M. Iostallalion of her sister in SI. Catharines during tit:. r its, and the sincere wish that they Recordings Sccrctary,
Estate, 18-3. minute shopping now, officers on 111cdttcsday, December 27111. (Christmas holidays, Ins y he spared nrntj' more 118T'' years .,•••..IgR'rf•t'; r$••:- 4rrq• •M�•,•++'' M»•1•t
t together. _
"LETITIA" MAKES MAIDEN VOYAGE
y:
The newly commissioned Canadian hospital ship "Letitia" arrived
at a British port recently, to load her first complement of wounded,
repatriated and returning services personnel. Picture at top shows
Sgt. William Cox, Woodlawn, Ont., Canadian Army Film and Photo
Unit cameraman, wounded while "shooting" newsreel pictures at
Falaise, with Nurse M. Mcllwaine, Halifax, N. S. on the staff of
the "Letitia". Bottom picture shows the new hospitial ship tied up
to her dock in a British port. The ship has alr-conditioned wards,
two operating rooms, an X-ray theater and every convenience of a
modern hospital,
Christmas Obligations
hen the cold comes in De-
c; mber
All the feathered folk remember,
SI'r'.oe and haulm each invite
Yen to make their Christmas
1,1ight,
Set' ' \ver disks from harvest bins,
Dumplings made of suet skins,
Fi4s and curr.ints pips and seeds
\\ e1 ,d like to molten beads,
Coo, :nut shells, pudding stuffed,
Dainty scraps in boxes cuffed,
All sh aid deck their Chirstntas
trees.
For icy blasts in wintry sprees
Of peppery sleet and wicked gusts
Snatch and spoil their meager
(runts.
Ruffled sparrows, small and gay,
Rest beneath the Christ Child's
.;'.way.
No man dare deny them gifts,
To case the scourge of Arctic drifts,
So each and all must fashion cakes
For \wild birds, as the Yuletide
breaks,
—F. B. M. Collie! in Our Uunlb
1La:9.
British `Balloon Girls'
Given Ground Jobs
Three hundred British "balloon
girls" have a new ground' job. They
are to look after bomb -damage re-
pairmen instead of barrage balloons.
From hauling "blimps" they go
to cook pies, cut sandwiches, and
make beds for the men, who, iron
dawn to (Lusk, an engaged in a
race with the \\'inter rains.
Plumbers, glaziers,
carpenters,
and bricklayers for whom they
will car come from the farthest
corners of Britain to patch Lon-
don's damaged houses.
Some of them are working a 60-
hcau' wed-. They live in hostels
hastily prepared for thein by the
Women's Volunta y Services.
When the Ministry of Labor ap-
pca'.ed for airwomen volunteers
for work in these hostels they had
nt,re offers than they could cope
with. Successful candidates get
residential jobs as housekeepers,
cooks, waitresses, maids, and
cleaners. They are released from
the air force for three months to
be , me temporary civilians with
wages front $9 to $24 a week.
The lute is an ancient stringed
musical instrument derived from
the Arabs,
`Invisible' Hitler
The Stockholm Aftontidningen
said In an article reported recently
to the Office of War Information
that posters appeared in the streets
of Berlin Nov. 28 declaring:
"The more the enemy shows
himself, the more invisible becomes
the Fuhrer (Hitler)."
BREENATONE
Health Salts
Positively Does Relieve
Arthritis and Rheumatism
Painful, awullen joints reduced no
ntn(ter how long you Iu vo muttered.
One menthe ■upply 61.00 poetpnld
from INDIAN REMEDIES, Box 118,
Vnncouver, B.C.
Here's Speedy Relief For
Tender, Aching,
Burning Feet
Your feet may be so swullen and
Inflamed that you thlnlc you can't
go another step. Your shoes may
feel ae if they are cutting right
into the flesh. You feel sick all
over with the pain and torture:
you'd give anything to get relief,
Two or three applications of
Moone'e Emerald 011. and In a few
minutes the pain and soreness dis-
appears.
No mutter how discout'aged you
have been, If you have not tried
Emerald 011 then you have some-
thing to learn. net a bottle today
at all druggists.
Headache
Nothing is moredepres.
sing than headaches...
Why Lambly'p
will give instant relief,
Lambly's is good forcer- .
ache, toothache, pains in/
beck, stomach, bowels. PIXY
1 e quickly relle%w soreness, still
neck and other ailments caused by exposure
to weather conditions Aches and pains
disappear with one application •
001110 (10181.80 11111119 0111. Ik 1 Is, A bei ere
V : 4
HEADACHE POWDERS_ Is
WILLIAMS
CAMPHORATED
MUSTARD CREAM
We recommend the immediate purchase of
LOBANOR
Gold Mines Limited (No Personal Liability)
NOW DIAMOND DRILLING ON
No. 1 Property — Shebandowan Lake, adjoining Bandolac Gold
Mines Ltd. to the West.
No. 2 and S Properties lie astride Destor-Porcupine Fault, west
of Beattie Gold Mines Limited.
To -day's Price 30c Per Share
Full Particulars Upon Request
Purchase Through Your Bank or Your Broker, or
LOBANOR GOLD MINES LIMITED
Suite 318, 331 Bay St., Toronto, Ont. WA. 6276
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DOING
Plastics
Such terms as "synthetic resin"
and "lots -pressure lamination" may
not mean much to the average
citizen; but they are going to mean
a lot in his daily life after the
war, says The Chicago News,
One of the hig chemical com-
panies announces that it has deve-
loped a new synthetic resin plastic
capable of being molded under low-
pressure Lamination process into
articles of virtually any size or
shape. Up to now, mass production
of molded plastics has been re-
stricted to relatively small objects
—radio cobinets, intrunu'nt hous-
ings, handle knots, trimmings and
small sheets, tubes and shapes.
Under the new system a fabric
sore, tailored to the proper shape,
is Impregnated with the plastic,
AGENTS WANTED
YEN AND WOMEN IN TOWNS TO
handle the sale of 200 guaranteed
products on a pert tine basis.
Very attractive proposition, Par-
ticulars, Nines Pamphlet, Cat-
tle ue FREE on request: FAM-
' ILEX, 1600 Delorlmter, Montreal.
AN ULI) ESTABLISHED CHICK
hatchery wants agents In cer-
tain localities In Canada to take
orders tor chicke to your spare
time. The commission is good
and the chicks are well and fav-
ourably known, Write for full
details Box No, 18:1, 72 Adelaide
W., Toronto.
11.1111' CHICKS
100 CHICKS FREE
WITH EVER 5' ORDER OF 100 PUL-
let chicks, we give 100 f: ee chicks
,(our choice), Leghorn pullets
$22.95 per 100, barred (tock pul-
lets 21995 per 100. White Rock
Pullets 021.95 per 100, Brown leg -
horn Pullets 224.95 per 100. All
chicks sold backed by high egg
pedigreed stock. 21,00 books your
order, balance C.U.D. Guaranteed
100% live delivery. Kent IIntch-
ery, Chatham, Ontario,
13RED TO 1,:11', EAYIN(1 ANI)
ready to lay pullets for inned-
iato delivery. Barred Recite, New
Ilantpshlres, White 1 seehorns, Hy -
bride, Also booking orders fur
day eld 'hleks. '1'wield ie Chick
ltatelieries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
BUY GOVERNMENT
APPROVED CHICKS
EVERY BREEDER UU\ 1•:I;NMENT
banded and blood -tested, Avoid
dlsupiwin1ne,lt by ordering your
elticica early. Write fur 1946
prices, and catalogue containing.
the propel brooding and methods
used In reusing bettet poultry,
MONKTON POULTRY
FARMS
sionetun, out,
$1,00 11001eS 1'UUIt UllDlal
ORU1110 YULE 1945 ClIlesi.s NOW,
and nut be dlsuppolt led. Al,
chicks are tram butuunited test-
ed stock, and Iruul 2; uz. esl;e
er better, purred !lochs nixed
212.uU per 100, While Legilurus
mixed $11.0u per 100. Burred
Huck Pullets 21J,Uu 1,51 105,
while Leghorn Pullets 1..,0U per
100, wh:tu !looks uu.ccu Z1u,UU
Per loll, white )tuck Pullets
624.00 eel lUu, Brown leg murud
nuxed .,.t,u per 1u0, liruwtl
hull! 1,1.,,•.!11 $24,00 ped 101). 115
if ual'altlee 100'4 Ilse ueilwel•y,
balance paid 0.0,1). \Maple City
Hatchery, Ci+uthunt, Ontario,
BAltltl'16 11001 , NEW 11,1M1'-
ehlre, white Lee Hurn u11d Hybrid
Pullets fur llnulediatu dutivury.
Also booking ordure tor 1'946
duces. elou ,.t:talueite. Top Notch
Chncicerics, .;uelpu, Onlap 0,
EGGS ANI) \11;1'1' ARi•E THE 'I'WU
cash suurcee ot pule try income,
gut 0111' culcudar and prtccltut
and learn why uUt' high egg ree-
urd, largo bodied birds mil slake
Inure money tor you. Blg !tock
Farm, \Mlle Recites, 001, Box W.
ES'I'l\MA'l'1: 011 COUNT THE
white beans in u Crutwn imperial
Quart Jar, Scud ue your eOCimate
uud you have a chance of w inning
11).50. Send for complete detutle U(
this coolest uud also ask ler early
order and early bunking priculist.
10 you n tort better clicks •— for
greater 11utils—uud ul cuurbu you
du—'I'weddle Chicke will be your
choice. \Vliy? Because fur 111 years
Twaddle Hatcheries have coneist-
untly dune everything' possible to
eatunuard your interests. head
about the suceces our 1144 cue-
tulneta had•%;Ith Tweddle chicks.
LouY u can have the tame enc-
u
cuss, Send Aur catalogue,' contest
folder and prieuliat today. Also
luytug and 1 eudy to lay pulletu
fur immediate delivery. '1'weddle
Chick Butcheries Limited, Fergus,
Untnriu,
ORDER YOUR CHICKS NOW.
AN0 100 A1tE GUARANTEED
1)
yuur chtcice fur 11051 epi int; when
you want them, hatted !tuck
mixed 211.00 per 100, white leg -
hut ns mixed $11.UU per 100, Bur-
red Muck Pullets $19.00 per 100,
white leg !turn pullets 222.00 per
100. heavy Breed (;itis. 26.00 per
100. Leghorn Ckle. ;emu per Hutt.
All clucica hatched Hum 26 oz.
e ,;.•, ea better end Duni apoctal
lu.,tett !locks, Guilt affixed DUU'i'o
lis '3 deflect y. SLUM books yuur
oroer, balance C.U.L. Rainbow
Hatchery, Cltutham, Ontario,
DU A. 11011'E10 JOB -1111,1' HOLD
our markets, hold our markets—
that's the thing: !low can that
be done:' Letter quality le a
"must" in the poultry industry.
Top Notch chickens can help you
do a better job. They are 511
f r o m Government Approved
bloodtested breeders that have
been doing a good job for our
customers fur years. !lead what
our customers have to flay about
Top Notch Chicks. You can have
money by placing your circlet
early. Send for early booking
price list and catalogue. Also' lay-
ing and ready to lay pullets for
immediate delivery. Top Notch
chic kcries, Guelph, Ontario.
2e) FREE CHICKS
OUR FOUNDATION STOCK IS
registered and pedigreed birds.
Nothing better In Cunadu, Order
now. Prices for mixed baby
clucks, males and females: Bat•
red Rocks, $12.00 tier hundred;
White Leghorns, $11.00; White
Rocks, $15.00; Brown Leg hurtle,
$13.00. Pullet prices: Be rt ed
Rocks, $19.00; White Leg home.
$22.00; White Rocks, $24.00,
Brown Lee:horns, 221.00. 23 free
chicks, our choice, will be ;;foul
for each 200 mixed chicks order•
ed and 26 free chicks for tech
100 day old pullets urd•rell
Goddard Chick Iiat"hery, Rti
, tennla Heights, Ontario.
A Christmas Carol
Everywhere — everywhere, Chris-
tmas tonight!
Christmas in lands of the Fir tree
and 1,ilc,
Clu'istit;ts in lands of the Palet
tree and vine,
C1lristulas \\ here snow peaks
stand solemn and white,
Christmas where corn fields lie
sunny and bright.
Everywhere, everywhere, (•hrietnlas
tonight. --Phillips Brooke
under heat and pressure, staking
possible three-dimensional molds
of bathtubs luggage, boats, fur-
niture, wall panels, automobile
fenders, or trailor bodies.
Transparent pasties will preserve
the color and pattern of the fabrics.
Colored plastics will prcvitle a
wide ranl'e of permanent finishes,
Ceramics, wood and metal will face
the competition of a nen' and highly
flexible material.
11.I11Y CHICKS
BRITISH LIBERATE EINDHOVEN
Picture shows a scene in 'Holland as Brcn
carrying British troops made their way forward in the big advance)
from the Bcligian border through Holland to Eit.dhoven, •
carriers and "Ducks"
ALL SIGNS I'OlN'r TO HEAVY
spring ordering of chicks, no our
1) Wee le to order now. If yon
have the right equipment take
delivery January -February an
get the early order discount.
Get In tour)) with us for prince
Some pullets. Reny Hatchery, 190
John N., iI intilton, Ont,
DYEING & CLEANING
IIAV17 YOU ANV'l'IIINO NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information, We are glad to
answer your questions, Depart-
ment 11, Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 1'onge Street, To-
ronto,
1(111 5.111'1
El,00'I'it10 MO'l'UIts, N1:\V, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; belt c,
pulleys, brushes, Alien Electric
Company Ltd., 2326 Dufferin St.,
Toronto,
CANADIAN GROWN SAGE
for stile, $1,15 per pound, Postage
prepaid. Mc elution's Or,'hard,
Cedar Springs, Ont.
WINDSOR TURRET LATHE
FOR SALE, "1;t -)NCH CAPACITY,
now operating, 650 Runnymede,
Toronto.
REGISTERED 131 AGLE PUPS,
springer spaniels, a 11 ages,
promptly' shipped; 60 young reg-
istered Southdown ewes, • good
crvic'e rams. i'eter Porter, Bur-
ford, Thune 2SO.
AI11D.\l.ES, DUS'1'ONS, 0001.1ES,
Wire 1''ux, Cockeye. Dulnutione,
many uthots, 4323 St. Dominique,
\Ii t !rein, P.Q.
laiS'I'UN TER 111l:lt—REGIS'1'E1tED
Slide, six months old. Apply Wll-
I10in l'unlon, 11,lt, 2, Tllleonburg,
0' N111 SPANIELS, Nl111.5', 011010E PUP-
piee, blaelts, reds, part! colored,
champion blood lines. Shipped on
approve Pt. Watson, 1 lowlck,
(Luc.
0,11111101 I; It 116 10 PL1'1'11E8,
tied tgteed, 9 weeks. Mlsu M. Le.-
lunde, 1354 Torrance, Montreal.
01:I;5IAAN :11E1'lllll(D MALE 1'UP-
Wes Hum 3-5 months, Champion-
ship stuck, Heine of 1944 (fraud
Visit Tnnuualar Kennels,
1.1 )111, 1,\•, Ontario.
dui 1'1,\',1:1;.\NI.INS REGISTERED
real oeultiee. Ducal kennels, 2378
Slc,ghen Rd, Sub 15, Sandwich
J1:I;se;Y LI.I.I.J F1tO\1 SILVER
Sham! leans, by our AA Senior
Silo Edgutey Standard Noble
n.ad, cluestllid very good, by the
sileer Sicilia Stre, Brampton
Je(ler's St;idard 2nd. Iteaaultably,
priced. \ aughai Acres 1.ttulted,
11.11. 2, Jlttptu, Lint.
F11.11 111•:1;J S'PE 1(11) SII(../ItT110ItN
bulls, 9 to 12 ununlhs, $100 and
up. 1, U. Jackson, lltu•ristun, Ont.
1'11111011(1110 ANGORAS $8.00, NU
pedigruu ;5.0U. Airs, Alex Birley,
11,1t, 2 Paris.
1'l.'ltl'.L'1RED DUCKS, DRAKES,
large beautiful ltuuena, 26,00 trio
$2.15 each; Indian ltuuters $4,00
trio, $1.50 e u c It. Jacobson's,
Beatty, Susk,
FOIL SALE PU10161116E0 'rUU-
lutise Oeeso bred frum show stuck
either sex $S.00, 1t. 11, pickle,
11,11, 2, Tavistuck, OMario,
BROWN FERRETS, SURE iIUNT-
ers, young 1110108 $5.UU, young
rutulca 2G.U yearlings 7
00.
Armstrong Bros., 11.1(. 1, Palle,
0110,
110(1151'1110111) YORKSHIRES 111011
quality, eervlceable boars, either
sex, live mouths, bred and upon
autws, seven weeks either sex,
Earl Quinn, Metcalfe, Ontario.
TWO CARLOADS, WELL BROKEN
Draft horses, 1'erchet•uns, Bel-
giane, 4 to 7 years old, weighing
1000 to 1700 lits. Apply !fuss L.
Matlock, pox 29, Gurlltz, Sask.
POULTRY GRITS
I3UY CANADIAN 0161,1'S Aale SAVE
25% and produce better eggs,
\1'u have available fur tuunediate
shipment iti eu•luad lots ur lees,
white soluuble (JS% Calcium,
Carbonate 11 1111 white inaulttable
(over 99% Silica), Agents want-
ed. Write fur pekes and buutp-
Ics.
STINSON REEB SUPPLY
CO., LTD.
558.5 I)elerimiet' Ave.,
Montreal, true.
44 ACRES BLACK. SAND, (1000
land, (Juod building, $3,600. halt
cash. Mike Kricfalusiu, 10.It. 6,
Tilbury North.
SAW TER & \IASSEY, 25 11.p. steam
engine, good running condition.
P.O. IJox 386, Smiths Falls, Ont.
SNOW 1'LU11G11, V type with side
wing, mounted on White Truck.
Richter 'Truck & Auto l'arts, 874
Welling ton St. Alontreal, Que.
l'.AS'l'Ult 1: 311 \'1'U RES—AI.FAI.I A
ALtALIrA SEED—ONT. GROWN
DON'T \WAIT. UltDE1t N U W.
Quantity limited, secure your re-
quirements while it lusts, ot
htudy, adaptable home grown
seed ut high purity and germ-
ination, !mei lively the best seed
we have ever offered. Fancy No.
1 Government graded seed 37e
per pound delivered; samples on
request. Also hybrid seed corn,
pastel ti mixtures, registered oats,
bee !is rind pens. We supplied the
Uuter1', I',pertinent of Ag recut -
l'1!1. 1111:in_ 1911 with special
r• „t, r reeds. Apply to:
t': I: I:t 'I. I:ux 103. Chatham,
FOR '.11,1:
COMPLETE S.1\V\lll.1,, 10 TO 15 -
thousand capacity, randy to go,
Steam trilobite power -edger, cut-
off, etc, \V111 ronstder part rash,
pert lumber, ('ontncl 11. V. Zim-
merman,Mnnae-.er, et Pinewood,
Ontr+rlo, or write Pennington
Lumber co. (e'enndn) I,td., Rt•n-
e:11)0nnd, \\'Isronsltt.
100 ACRES. C1.AY LOAM, EENT! e
15 mires bush, good drainage, two
etorcy hrtek house, 2 harns, good
~voter and roads, 3 mtlen from
'Vest 1,nrne, (;and market for
en eh (tope. Price 76,5110, Dlsenunt
for rn(h.
Box 1911, 73 Adel:dile St. W„ Toronto
HOTEL .SNI) 13 1,.1100 ('OTTAO08
on 5 Were point on Lake St. Louie,
15 miles west of Montroel. Un -
tumid bargain, exceptional terms
of 1010. Send for illustrated de-
nrrlptive cireuinr, Montreal Loan
and Mortgage Co,, 275 St. James
St., Montreal.
BREi:DER TURKEYS, NA MIA -
am et And genuine broadhrensted
bronze from government tested
stock. Males up to 26 and 30
lbs. December delivery. Glendon
McDonell, (lreenfield. Ont.
FOR S,\LE—CLYDESDAT.Pi 0161.D) -
Ing end filly rising 8 to 4 years.
Apply John A, Wallace, R.R. 2,
St. Poul',, Ont,
FARM MAC'iiINiERY
FANNING 5111.1, (RL.TNE) SEED
Grader, Fennel's highly nserm-
mend, nslo screening. Kline Mnnli-
farturing, Rax 124 Weston, Ont.
113114 volt SALE
$12.000-,-100 Acim
FARM,
ntt:lgn sit et ed oNo.8 II frl
Way near Prllntyrn, Ont, Tiled
led
nbout every 4 rods to lake.
buildings and very gond soil.
.Apply to Box 2, Gleneoe, Ont.
175 ACRE FARM, 6 MILES FROM
Exeter, sandy loomall tinder
cutllvntion, no waste 1011, nhttnd-
anee water, 70 acres Fell Wheat,
Patric house, hydro telephone,
ba tilted horn 70 by 411, 2 concrete
etlos, poultry }mune 60 by 40,
three floor,, capacity 4,000 'ey-
ing hens, tool shed, 1 acre or-
chard. Price $12,000, Apply tot
W. E. Reid, Box 108, Chatham,
Ontarin,
11,1111 DRESSING
LEARN TTATItDRESSING THE
Robertson method. Tntormntlon
on request true tiding clnssee.
Robertson's Hairdressing Arad-
emy, 137 Avenue Ttoad, Toronto.
11518 0001)8
Only firm to 00nndn manufacturing
ladles' and gentlemen's hair gooda
exclusively. \Write us for particu-
lars.
1V1I1'r1:'S 11 AIR GOODS
2118 ''range St., 'Toronto, Ontario
31USICAi. INSTR031ENTS
•
FAIN) A. 1101)1)IN(1'lON BUYS,
sells, exchanges mu(lcnl Instru-
ments. 111 Church, Toronto 2.
11ACIIINI:ItI' IIIII'AIIRS
MACHINERY REPAIRS
GENERAL MACHINE 5110I' W(11110
ELI:c'rIt10 AN I) ACETYLENE
WELDING
METALLIZING
HAVE YOUR WORN SHAFTS
AND BUSIIINGS MADE LIKE
NEW BY THE NEW ME'T'AL
SPRAY PROCESS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Godson Contracting
Co., Ltd.
Union St., Toronto
JUNCTION 7360
11I:DICAI.
BAU\119EKA FUU'r BALM destroys
offensive odor Instantly, 46c
bottle, Ottawa agent, Denman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
STOMACH AND 'l'IIIREAD WORMS
often aro the cause of III -health
in humans, till ages. No one im-
mune! \Vhy not find out It this
is your trouble? Interesting par-
ticulars—Free! Write Mulvcney'e
Remedies, Specialists, Toronto 3.
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS,
liver trouble, depressed head-
ache, quickly relieved with Pig -
Lax tablets. Keep regular with
Fig -Lax, 2&c at Druggists.
N:ATt'ItE'S HELI'—DIXON'S ltl:M-
edy for Rheumatic Pains, Neur-
itis. Thousands praising it. Mun-
ro's Drug Store, 335 Elgin, Ot-
tawa. Postpaid $1.00.
It l0EIINATONE HEALTH SALTS
positively dues relieve Arthritis
and ltheuraatism. Painful, swol-
len joints reduced no natter how
long you have suffered. Months
supply $1.00 postpaid. Indian
Remedies, Box 118, Vancouver,
B.C.
GOOD RESOLUTIONS — EVERY
sufferer of Itheumntic I'nins or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Item -
0d3'. Munro's Drug Store, 335 El-
gin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00.
OPPORTUNITIES Colt 11'011EN
BE A IIAIRDIZESSI:R
JOIN ('A N.1 DA'S 1.1:1111N(i S1'11OD
Great Opportunity• Learn ILtlr-
dreesing
Plonsnnt dignified Wufeemlote hood
wages, thousands euee i fel. Merril
grnduntr+. Amerlain's erre feet seq.
tem, 1111111r/00d eat (Inline free.
Write or call
M:111001. 11AI lltinESSING
S(' H OO i,S
858 B1A100 10., TUI(ONTO
Branch re: 41 141n! St. Ilnmlltnn,
& 74 !Menu 5 (''rr t rltt,'n^,
1' 0' ' I : N'I'"
FT':Til1:Rti'I'ONliAl'O11 ,. r'O\tl'ANY
1'11 tent Solleltor•s Este hlI hes
1890: 14 1(1 11g \\'er1, Toronto.
Ttonlclet of Inform r+tIon on re-
quest.
"1TT,1JAl1
Christ,"
Megiddo
N. 0.
•
('0 M 1'e 0 11E1.'1;101
wonderful honk tree,
Mieelon, ltorhester 11,
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Your films properly developed end
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E ROLES 25c
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You rimy not get all the 011 ms you
wont this year, but you can get all
the quality end sere! or you desire
by sending your Mime to
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Station J. Toronto
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AND iios'r 3VIstii:' run TI(RI
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best results from your cnmern by,
sending your films here for doe
♦eloping and print Mg. (2un111y
work rind prompt sere ice 15 neion od
you.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
no,: 121), Poeta! Terminal A,'l'orunts
Praising Star Snnpshote Service, a
customer lit Windsor, Ontario,
writes: "I suppose 1t Is hard to give
your usual quick sere ice with Mel1)
so hard to get, but as long as you
turn out the fine pictures you send
me, I for one, will think they're
well worth welting for—If i have
to welt."
Any Size Roll -6 or 8 10xposurye,
Di:V1:IMI'I':11 AN1) I'IIIX'I'ED 25e
8 Mot NT ENI..1110I1MIIN'I'S 25.
Size 4 x 6" In Beautiful Easel
Mounts,
Tou can have enlargements colour-
ed by hand for a :,mall additional
charge.
Framed L•'nhtrgenteute 4" x 6", on
ivory tint Mounts, In trainer 7"x9",
Burnished Gold or Silver, Circassian
'Walnut or 111aek !;bony finish 59c;
It enlargement coloured 79c.
Print your wane acid address plain-
ly en ell oclers.
s'I'A311'S
WANTED, 01.1) C.5 NA1)1AN
Stamps on envelopas also %vitt
buy collections of Canadian
Stamps at good prices. Write now
to K. C. Vizznrd, Jeweller,
5511111111(3', Ontario,
S'I'.11I I'S!
AC.\UTAN STA \ll' CO., BOX 68,
Masson, Qu(, Free.Set 4 Lct
.
dor,I)awin
Comm, to purchasers
of our 3Uc, 1(11) different pocket,
requesting approvals. Post free.
110 1' STA M1' COLLECTIONS --
beet time to sell—good prices
paid, Send In for offer. Alen fine
H
temps on approval. Yorks Stamps,
Tenni tu 1.
Tit ,5I'I'I;It5' SI'I'I'I.1165
N11501,1' "INVENTED Al1TOMATIC
Snare 'crap." The simplest find
fastest trap, ttnybod)' can make
it In 10 minutes, can set snare
3 times size of ordinary sets,
cue use any kind of wire. Excel-
lent fur snow sets. Guaranteed
will catch tory suspicious nuimnl
from hear to weasel. $1.00 for
Wen and Instruction Peter Zep-
tnig, Waltham, Quebec.
WAN'1'111)
1114111 EST 1'11101;5 I'A1U FOR RAW
Purrs, 11obh10 Skins, Ginseng and
Golden Seal, Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Ship to Heller and Fra-
leigh, 147 Harrison Street, To-
ronto.
WANTED PUPPIES, A1.50 GROWN
dugs, ICetutels, 1631 Queen Dist,
Toronto.
TIM Rl111 L0TS, CEDAR FOR
posts, vine and Spruce for lumlby
cr. Send complete details to a
Al. White, 10.10. 2, St. Thomas,
Ontario.
NUitSES WANTED
•
REGISTERED NURSE, $90 P19
month, room and board Inolude
$80 graduate nurse per moat
room and board Included. App1 ,
Waterford Private Hoeptta
Waterford, Ont.
GENERAL DUTY GRADUATa
Reg. Nurses, 10 hour day, 6 day,
weelc; niternnting eervlce—da
or night; $90.00 monthly wit
mnintonnnre. Cornwall Genera
Hospital, Cornwall, Ont.
ISSUE 52 — 1844
Hollywood's manpower shortage was a break for actress Virginia
Engels. She's pictured at left, above, as her blond, blue-eyed
dimple -checked self, and at right as she appears playing the part
of the long-haired, bewhiskered old gent who bounces down a
flight of stairs during a hot battle scene in the new western
"San Antonio,"
GETTING CHOW — THE HARD WAY
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Two French boys are shown climbing over the wreckage of a rail-
way bridge on the Moselle river to recover food supplies from rail-
road cars which were on the span when it was destroyed by Ger-
mans retreating before Allied forces.
CONGRATULATIONS ... BOTH WAYS
SHAKE 'EM UP?
Cpl. E. O'Connor, Toronto, had just been promoted to full corporal.
General 11. 1). G. Crerar, Commanding the First Canadian Army,
had just been promoted a full General, The two meet at Canadian
field headquarters in Holland, and congratulations are in order.
NEW APPOINTMENT
Major General Charles Philip Fen-
wick, M.C., 63, who has been ap-
pointed as Director General of
Medical Services and promoted
from the rank of brigadier. General
Fenwick has been Director of over-
seas as Deputy
Me-
dical Services at headquarters of
the First Canadian Army in North
Western Europe, He will arrive
shortly to take over his new duties.
He was born h, St. John's New-
foundland and educated at the
University of London, England.
Von Ribbentrop
Seyss•Inquart
German Foreign Minister Joachim
von Ribbentrop, long at odds with
Heinrich Himmler, may soon be
discharged, according to Berlin
reports. His successor may be
Arthur Seyss•Inquart, German
Governor of The Netherlands.
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ST I N Di'E S
When B-29 Superfortresses of the 20th Air Force
churia, on Dec, 7, they were blasting the 20th
operations last spring. The map above shows tho
than one city was hit in a single mission, there
dropped bombs on Mullen, in southern Man -
Jap -held city since these aerial giants began combat
20 cities, with dates of raids. Because often more
were 35 actual bombings, over a period of 19 days.
acC toj)'lc.'n
With the advent of Christmas this year,
these words hold for us an added significance:
"Peace to then of good will I" •
over. We are fighting that the spirit of
Christmas shall endure. And we rejoice
that this Christmas brings with it the def-
inite promise of freedom for all mankind.
WE Canadians, whether we fight in
the factory or on the farm --in industry
or in the armed services, wish peace on
earth to men of good will the world
THE HOUSE OF SEAGRAM
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THE STANDARD
.,,IVOCOCIVOCCICIRXICKIOCKICICKIVCCIsKiCteVCCKKMI6tCldtelEeCcCK
Fall and Winter Needs
Children's Hose, cotton and 1\001 , , . .
Children's Gulf Huse, elastic top
Boys' Wool Trousers
Grey Wool Blankets
..2'5e to 75c
5()c
$2.95
each .$•-1.50
36" White Flannelette
, . 1.... per yar(I 22c
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Good assortment Shoes, Rubbers & Rubber hoots. '
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LYCEUM THEATRE
WINGHAM—ONTARIO, 4• GARAGE,
Two Shows Sat. Night
Sat , Dcc, 21-22723
LAUREL & HARDY �.
''THE DANCING MASTERS"
=Iter+' i• nhr lint I.aurt•I ,\• Ilard for:::
;h uu unit'. 'Titre arc the tvp'cal
tn.tti I he� the olll tittle coca- ' Agents Igor International-
" teat 1ue;l nue driterle•. Inn ,lural. ::
ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" , Harvester Parts & Supplies
:'1'111 rt' a ill int• a r l I•:I: \I.\'f l I:I{•=•
" } ;'Ileruoon ;II '.3') 1'.\I. X White Rose Gas and Oil,
I Ili, ;u;Inner i, f,;r chiltlreu only. .t•
Acetylene and Electric
Welding A Specialty,
Mon„ 'ru:s., We;1„ Dec. 23.2u-27 J. Car Painting and Repairing.
;• Jt, RcJ 5kcl;cn, Erther Wilranrs, in 4.
,2 "BATHING BEAUTY" .t.
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��_,ne and ''cGiII � •t. ur nnt,iral ualn ;c ,tun -;F
t, Vim: rli•I,Iit of .tin eem; in waltz)
°liner. -I'hr rnntr;l,tinl; rhytliin' of 3.
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STUART RO ALSO "SHORT SUBJECT”
—Dcet.mFer
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Phone 156 for Prompt Delivery.
Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
Morning Delivery. North of 1)insley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - $1.00 or Over•
NEW DEAL
2 PKGS. PEP
TUMBLER FREE.
Super Suds
Thrift Soap Fla
Neilson's Cocoa
Red Rose Coffee
per
es large
h i. 11). 19e;
Lihhy's Prepared 11Iu4tard
Limburger Cheese, Soda Biscuits, White Beans,
/� /
Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Grapes.
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SPECIAL
'HOME IN INDIANA”
The mans&ement of the 1_yccum:4:
rl:ea're witshrs to a itcnd Season's•=
.?. Grect'ngs to it's patrons and friends?
't1e arc quit,' coI1i'!eut i11is will he (lie
In 1 Clr i,tina, t+e will be llhli) et1 to
',Ia.; 1 take this , i,,Intttnit} to con_
.`r,ttttl t'.r lour ti, c ett ,+:t the ,pkndid
star}; r 'rt arc ,i,in for the horn away d
a 11'1.111 bra no, ani, a}-„ to wish elle' acrd 7
a t cry \list•\ Chri,tnct, and a Ilap-
_; ,y New `,
oo i 1 venni
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1.
THANKS • RED CROSS FOR
CHRISTMAS PARCEL
Myth l . iI Cr. ,< Society.
I)car i rand \I env than,,:., f, r the
grand l'tiri,una, parcel I receiv -d a
few days ;r -;u, Our hest: from honer nines,
took so g;•'+orl to un, especially at thin I•:tcr
rern' ,I; 111,' t car. Not only 11,1 the
content, provide nl;uly a nlidni_Ilt
,uaek, hot also Lri hack tit 1u�ilt. ,Ii
:br•r at I n:e who ;ore c ,ntinindir re•
inund,cri;l it That in it>cli .Meaux ,o
re -p ctfn ly,
I:. i;. i'lcuder,
Vodden's
BAKERY.
1VIIENIN NEED OF
BREAD, BUNS, PIES,
HOME-MADE CAKE
OR COOKIES
REMEMBER
G
HOME BAKE
H. T. VODDEN.
"'•I'
. .IA..II 1.
CEILINGS
THE FIFTH WALL
OF EVERY ROOM,
' The gelling, which Is u:;nally-
Fra n k's B a ke r lort;r lh;ul any sin}'In wnll, ,brut,,,, -
.,, a cuusidrrrd ns a fifth Lyall. 'Thus
'when planning the drroration for a
P110N1 alb. i3I,1"1'I-I, ON'[', I :moot II It; just. as Important to tic- ,;
:lett a cog;'n^l ceiling paper as 11 IN
-10 cbou=e the proper Lyall clrcnrit• ..i
Tion. \'our preference may fervour i
,one et contrasting colour. Pon'l
.:he afraid that. a "('olomr•I'Iannerl"
:room tv;ll extend your Midget, To
Trenliv.o this you can readily Ino so
i by stent, my rumples --- over 500
,to p:cli from.
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
FRESH EVERY DAY
well here, and Everything Homemade
the Dark�ress
Out�j� world are coming of again, shining
�e liehts of the warm glow of comfosymbolst and
cheof er.
new
One by one,
tie Int with a caring as brigl't
the darkness of the night victory.
of war, lights aassuvaltce of
of the gloom of an proclaimed the birth
hope • .. a Dope born
so the lights sa tr (ice and
cars ago the Star of Bethlehem Two thousand years
hope to the world ' comes out of
ave n a Peace that
of Christ and g este • • • strength to
heralds of Promise of a new and better lite.
s
now as gives p in our hearts new faith and our part to
suffering and g awakento lit,,
as aw os we hold clear • •; sin shine brightly
May this Christen country again
on Earth,
ht for the things in every Spirit of
continue to fig when the lights
reign the Sp
hasten the bout the world
and throughout „ ONTARIO
to Men • COMMISSION OF
Goodwillto
POWER
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC _ ..�.-"
_ THE OLD SUNWORTHY LiNE 1
WEDNESDAY, DEC, 20, 1044,
1
WALLPAPER
Our stuck of Wallpaper is now fairly complete.
Prices range from 121,e per single roll and upward.
We have a limited quantity of small room lots
to be cleaned.
STOCK SUPPLIES
Full range of Royal Purple and I)r. I3e11's _
Stock Supplies are on hand.
We also have Cooper's Dri hil and Stock Cod
Liver Oil available.
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLPAPER—PHONE 20,'
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Living -Room Furniture
New Styles in Chesterfield Suites and Occasional
Chairs upholstered in latest Fabrics aLMost
Attractive Price .
look Cases, Hassocks, End 'fables, Mirrors.
Tri -light and 'fable Lamps
Make Ideal Christmas Gifts.
A Call will convince you of the Many Excellent
Values We arc Offering.
Home Furnisher — Phoneys 7 and 8 — Funeral Director.
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Sorry In xav, Nitre are xo NE\V-
I'.\'1" I I•:INS this year, being; the = '!'
:•'
.sante the last IncIreyears. I:yvey-
tiling in the line of Decorating. ;No •:
;spec al time for appointments, —'1
:and remember. I specialize in that = ,.
.lough job of taking off \Vallpaper, o
*+r
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F. C. CREST
Phone 37-26.
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1 . I 4111111
HURON GRILL
BLYTH --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLENT lr'001). GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at -All Hours. va
fp
LOiIDESBORO ! FRANK GONG — Proprietor f.
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Elliott liisuraiice Agency
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BLYTH ONT.
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
Car - Eire - Life - Sickness - Accident.
J. 1I, R. Elliott,
Offlen Phone 104,
Gordon Elliott
Residence. Phone 12 or 140,
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
Tired Homes"
The call, of your home have a tvav
of becoming tiled, ju,t as people d1,,
There is nothir' so refreshing fn. the.,r
'tired" ,galls a, n:•a' tvallpapers.
Visit I':,lith ('i i1;1itt'tt's I)ccorat n•'s
A • Shoppe ;Uhl, s(':' 11-w she can rcfre;h
a
il your home with "Swim,' thy" or ' NI:1xi-
A1nun" \\'allpaper:s, tllII, bringin►,' rcliei
Av to yonrsrlf, during your !wire hour., iu
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Dead and Disobleal Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY,
'Telephones: Atwood, 5(431; Seaford', 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO. of CANADA, I.rl'1).
EDITH CREIGHTON'S
DECORATOR'S SHOPPE
Located Oppos'te Kernick'a Grocery
Sboppe open Saturdays 1 to Ill ,'clock,
Other hoots by appointment.
PHONE 158, BLYTH,
Try A Classified Ad.
•I•INIINININN•PIN NIIIIIII•NI INNNfNHIOP.
ROXY THEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE I REGENT THEATRE--
CLINTAN. GODERICH. SEAFORT'•t.
Now: Dick Powell and Lirda Dar- N w P•a•in;: 'M'nca•nee;:e." and NOW PLAYING: "Three Rusrian
ncll in "It Happened To-Morrcw•' "Herry /a'r'ch Hsu its A Hruse" Girls", & "Vi -tory Thrcugh Air
Power."
P,tor.day, Tuesday, Wednesday Moud'y, Tuesday, Wt dneaday
Christmas Attraction Cat m.71 Mirarda Drn Amec'.te and
"ARSENIC AND OLD LACE' Williant Benrix
Ileirltete untrdere:I bt'rli-s buried t.I It's a swirling,
the cellar ;seen everyone in the hon .c Ttchillcol n medley
as nutty as a 1' fruit cake scene; it f niu 1, r'e rimers: and Tali lit
Monday, Tuea.ay, Wednesday
Wafer I3-ennan, June Haver
and Jean Cra'n.
griul ,nhj(Nl, 1,..' 1it,Ilyu•nud II 's "GREENWICH ViLLAGE" I'r•rscnCmg the rc;U•'s nual popular
turns -1 it ii,tn a funfest that ).utt `_- -' -- film, , slut). of ween who train the
nma not ut'ss T.n r,day, 1'r'day, Saturday pncet•x,
Cary Grant, P,i;rilla Lane and Frank Capra's 'HOME IN INDIANA"
Raymond Massey, "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" -- —`
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Thursday, Fr:day, Saturday
,Ins and Marin Jordan and •A t'o'nedy of errors and oniissioui• F.ed is M-rc't a -d Al -res Sm:th
li'al Win love you ' is 1'n'
Eugene Pallette t~ I • ! . G:ve a bei li:Un; tii.itiv ization based
I•hc Fnted radio (cant, fibber ;Ind "Use \larder!" on the rover -life of America's
Molly, gra to \\'adbingtrn to tcli the Ctry Grrnt Raymond Mtesty and 1 nu st fatuous humorist.
Se,latc bow 1'1 handl the tzar Petr Lorre 1 "MARK TWAIN"
"HEAVENLY DAYS"
Coming: "BRIDE BY MISTAKF." Cn, kr: dune Haver inI COMING: 'Arren'c rn3 01.1 Lace".
Alan Martial, and Lzra'ne Dig "HUSH EYES ARE SMILING"
Matinee:: Sat. and Christmas and Mat.: Saand Holidays at 2.30 m.
New Year's Day at 2.30 P.M. I t. Ma`.: Sat. ani Hsi at 2 3) p m. p
The nt:Urt.,enlc'nt an.l sl:lff of 111,,above thea ccs tt 'tih their many at cons a Nlerry Christmas ;lid a New
Year that will brim! (race and Victory.
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