The Blyth Standard, 1945-06-27, Page 1T
VOLUME 55 - NO.115.
LYTH STANDAR
13LYTII, ONTARIO, WE1)NESILAY, JUNE 27, 1915. Subscription Itates ;1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
LIONS CLUB START PLANS FOR AUGUST FROLIC
AT LEAST $350.00 TO BE
Past Masters Night Meld County Library Books
In Blyth Lodge 'l'o Change
Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan
GIVEN IN PRIZES 1'I t 11;1,' ttill dg .I , d .\ .N1., ur,e; ,' ,vitt' ht,,,lti hrlung :, to lilt'
Nii'hl at Ill \ ill L „Ise .\.►., and .\.\I., , ► 1111'',:; Como- Library .\s, ei;llinil Obseive 25th Anniversary
Ni.,311,1. .\n txccitent attendance \\a-it',i11 pkca:r 11:1Vt' thein hill in the 1.11,-
rl corded, inrle,ting several visitors, vary not Ener than Illi, coming is: i l -t ;ul'1 pink and whit,' !,cultic;
TWO MANY ACTIVITIES ia' II all oft'ces \tyre filled \\ills I'a,t day, Inn" 29th. After a son lapse, PUPILS 1'AY TRIBUTE TO :' orated the b,nue of Jlr. soul \Irs,
\t iter,, \\ 11(1 Lal\ charpe of the c\'cu-'tilts• to ill: 1,1!,c—, ;old filially i•t'igta-
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS •thole, 1 11iit, on the 8111 rnntc',t a of
The act1\•Illt•, arolliit! town are get-ittl','s entire lll',,ceedtllgs, \lull'\\ Iillllttl- lii\ 01 \lt-s lost' Aitken, the hooks \lurrl, 1Ww11'!'Ip !hi, 'lllul',day after-
] In be titiiIic, and tho,r who ;nosed the txcnli,liiir;\lion of the 'I'b't I'wi!I sinal\\ he changed, flea i sive u, 'I he p.lp'I, „f tllie ►il\tit I'nblit' 11 Jule 'title, the ocra'ion icing;
t..- Mg In hall up with them all lust in I D&)lrce of \la,oury, The Past \las- t' t'i co-opera:ion by ha\i",g these *:'11t111 a-'utiii','li in the `tnit,r Class Caro: sI; \er \\ chiding .\inli\'cls;u•v,
o„l.; det..,. .\ typical example 01 tell; 't'1• 1' t' i i!Il'lll•l'1 Cl', 1\nl'tll\' u1 their books 111 not \veli'\' than1'1'tla \', • Room oil 111 cuss\ ,1111th afternoon l"•nl to en 1 111' •It1:1t• '9.: . 1', 211, \II•> \IarL'tl•t•i
occurred 0it I Ill^11,11' I,Ig1,L To start ball h,and the w, I'll was exemplified 111 i •---\�—r I„\ 1 'lion111Urit';11 l,l',,.-;I'il!I!, e"II !-11` 1 1iti! 1, of Clinton, 11 a united 11, !mir-
th,. I",'ylll!1}; till thl'I'l' 11';1;a league ;t manner that 11'11, instruct.] \-t. IU the i -mins 11:1,1 -c :allot ,'y the student,.t' ,:I, to .1!1111,', Ph, las, of \torris ► U1tt1
preset t „Itircl, and uu usher,, and l Attell(lillg It('habllitati0ll ! 1, r t'i' snipe\ t the senior Class i; , in .'t. I ',el,!t'- t lnn'rh, ('Iiniur.
—,•11,11 ):;nae. 'then following this;,
roc iho,: who bel"111 to fraternal glean\' euj,, ed 1,3 ;1l1 l,ry,yut, C;ouvelltiO11 In London
1!,11;!il' r ..
o,!r ofthey iapupil,st !I\it tw;ls til il!'l t t.loul'I, file 1'." I'. I. \Ii( trthy,
CHIC,. thl'ft' \C;1• illi' 0i1i1 C''I1•'ti „1 IIIc 1,; !de, of I!el:it il•
11 Fellows ( \\'. 1,1 1, l I:Irk, Salle\, • who i, a I
! nu'cling at ti 'loch, and at 9 o'clock; u'tnlber of Ext ter Lodge, and \\Iso has
! \Ir, lis R. :\t.su,tini i; the r)'prc- hot da} is piddle school, a, tiny hall '1', \ Ilene 1e•i,le i in \\orris since
About the li':sl topic that r,,nle ul I set \alive from the Blylll l ei thilit;ltio:l their I';ntr- .... ;hat time 'Alii 't Illi\' a 1'; 1.1.1,H-t-
iert i' i'l'l\' p:,•.:tl ! ;,,!
discussion 1\;,, the L; n. titan field, I there \.1, the sl,ccl;tl Meet': g of the fell enjoying b did;..; there, k milt' l outuiltii, atter, i lti the lcllabilita
The beans bare het'! planted, ;cm ;I;i1"n, ('i,lb, which lasted until atter traiisport.'tl:lloadl.1 the l',xetcrbreak- I.tinsel\soul on their \eau's w,rl;. r'' rc'tl"tit,. \I r. and \I r,. 1'htttr,
1 1'1 ii ('1111\ellll,,il ill 1. iittu11, 1tii tl;ly, 1)Itrin,2. isle enl!i',t• 1'1 telt' itr );rani
...aye tIt t'lllb!I't'll, \lall'y 8111► lands,
;awn ;Is din' cote up all Lion, aft ex- 11 sits, On toe, of Illi, there \\'as Ilei•:\ to Idyll for thr ulccli:Ig. ,\Iso\\ cdnc>!Lly tiled '1 itttr d;l\, i tlli,
,l,l-o1 IC fast 'tweed's night on NI on- ntsent ,vas kt. \\', ►fro, lame. '\eil;ul, i student. t"oh ;nlw,ulase,o1 the or \• It, are loth at b"nhy,
1 . 1.1 t Sint tied:. \I r. Harold Phillip,. to- '
dal\ III{111, wtli:'t, was ;t 1',311 affair. 'of Willett Iso,;Ct', Rt. \\, Into. Nell- , \'1`1„11 I„ Iloll,'i;r Illelt' ll'al'llt'1'�, int ul (,lee -1, pl'r •. \hill i,,l' till!, bappl' nt'l'ai-
cm t'tl um til, was unable to ;mewl'
'1 bis \\'':dntsday night the bions have at. had the honour of presenting three \'.thou\, \I r,. I1 tii'd ;u,tl \li-, (;ti:.r, i.'it ;u'c, li.. 11• I. 101 11 Loudon.
ti' clean !p the boulevard in (rm t of of the ue\.cr brethren, \\-ho had re_ ,due to the fact that by i, extent g; his Itnuc hl'Ided in their resignations, and 'Ir. and airs. \\', .\. Lath", and Louis,
oil Pie. Phil Phillips home from 1)tlt .1'! be inat'i11s the end of this \\ eel,. Dublin: and \I: mol \Irs. Leo I. Crot1•
l'9,.. ',call Feld , n I)'n,lir, alter \Yawn ft.:\ea their Degree,, with their \lasimic •c;,, an}' day.
a strong ticleg;.ticn are obligated to'apron,, and fol',,1cing the presentation, \ti„ 1 :'rte 4,111 NH'II,'\\;u'd were \1i, ;u11 ithii.
\neon ; the ,peak:r, \\'ill In. l'ol•
i ri sinte'I with partms i'tt•, by ilk( \I r. and \I,', Phelan avis\ be at
\'sit the \Vita:ham Lions Frolic.:\n- delivered them a very instructive n,i-
t, h'oi'st t Drew, Premier o Ontario, I,I,It11, „t their respective i',,,,!1!,, \\ it Iti i�e t„ their' friends this afternoon
,,thee- 12 or 1 ot,! ocl: trig, lye editor sits (Ire,s tn. it', significance. Mose re -
I1'', one out on a chair in front o1 the et i\'iitg their \t;l,t,llic Aprons were
1:11 type machine, assisted by his \vice, Itros. Stuart Durwa•d, Ray Dobbytn, Ilrowto' read tilt foll"w\'ins address, and V
1:11111 12, ,'r 1, or maybe 2 :\•\I. .\ud'tuul Harvey \ItCnlluni. 'Hit' ThirdI'Icn\'r: liainU ti made the pre cuts\
II,.w the lawn bow ling season is oh, I 1 ), gl•t't• wit, conferred on litho, ("A -
r- evil''
mid there is a tour::alnent in \\•inghatt dull .\ugnstine.
i
to -111 Trott- night (ThursdaY). MY, riot\• ,\, the ct•cnil'1 was very \;at•111, :t•I-
iti' like those tournaments, ams most dresses were cut 10 a minimum. '1'tvu
of Iln' same sats till lie there. On of the If.xetcr trelhren were asked for
'111, of illi`, it load I"Istat i tiii' to laky ,1 ll'\t' 11'"1'tl,, U'tl' u1 titetil Ilt'lilg a for -
;11 the horsy races itt Stratford \\'ell. I;'I'r member of ►tiyth Lodge, \•, \\',
le, day afternoon, 'There', nothing that ►fro. \\', \\', 'Taman, Ili, rcnuu•hs wet.;
'11 can t:link of scheduled for Friday greatly enjo\•ell, as he recalled illy fact
r Salnr•ht\ night, but there'll probably that be 'wealth' a member of Idyll
1,0 a co:width ." meeting of the Lions I oder' in the you• 1808. Ile had net. -
!dub to arrange for the Frolic. On top , i' regretted his derision, and addressed
'f Illi, throw in the \v'oid; in the gar' ;, felt rcncuks to the newer members.
the
A Special Meeting of the Illyth Lions
(Tub t‘ as held in, I'11l",dal' i.cuinn for
the purl, ,se of arrnlgii.t for the Lions
Annual Irl Lc Linn President, 1)r.
llodd pre ;tied.
:1 Frush I,r,'jrrl i something, entit'e-
lv 111„•.: ul tell' ill''Ili!irr',, ;1:1,1
1( tvits tell that t'nit'•itl•t';Ibit' d1,i11-sl 'it
ucce'sary. The meeting it oh the'
form of a rouu'I-tabic cleat, and
else pre 'cut :•\t rt •sell Ihtir
freely.
e.e!'\'-
\ ii' \\',
prrted to set tin In. out and halt the
2 ;itrt' plot shining. In fact, the Lion:
inttii;'Ia,1ie that thy\• could
Lit \\-ail for 1'' • heal, to yen,: tip, butt
a notion by Lions Bill \\'also:! at 1
\\'itiint„re, sem them roaring
dm.n to the In tii'vtirtl in front of the
bran Itch\ nu \\'citncstl;tt' &suing, Belli
rales, silo\ els, scythes, al,d I;1\Cu nww•-
els, in clr,ul up the street along the
front of the tush,
\t lite hist rtgular uteetiit of tilt'
Chtha minion \',a, Massed to the effect
that only one tn't't'ug ht' loll during
the month of ...nit- and .\!,gust. .\tter
e't,sitler;t!!le discussion it \1'a; felt that
this !notion should be tesi'iudt'd, all
this was Belt L\' a !notion of Lions
Nnrlt, 1; \:Tett and (,t'nt')!i'
I.it'ns Inert 'fags;cr and Billy I'+y
Il;dlahan p' i' pts\• moved a t1,,tion
that out' regular meetings he held dm -
.1 111Y
ur-
,1111\' alt\ .\,tgl•t, onlittil,t the sup-
per, :Ind the nu•ctitis to start tit ti p.m.
This Ittn;l„n carried unanimously..
Li 'n Stan, ('Itcllcw• reported for the
an ;icem tp:ol\ inti' address. l'!vtinor -Anil ,'t e,l•u.: ('I'lltl: slay).
Decoration Services Well
Attended
many people teen's pr:,ett at the
It I: , , t,t't't.'. !I•y ii this tittle of
,'ars Illi' w'oudtrs \there ;I lot of the
1'rolir Coulnlit't \.lit'h met with the ft ll„ w, get the time to open Ilp shop
lied ('ro,: cxectttiv'e last \\-eek, stilt- '11 all.
in); that tett Rtd ('cos. ladies decider) On top of this Nor.. Pyle usually
to dispense \\hilt' their t'I'u,lr in favour Bled, time (early in the illorning) to
11 the Lions.
A vote of \hunts to the Red Cross
Society \.a, ttn,.ed by Lion, lief,.
\t tnitunr•, and Stan. ('ht'llew, and the
Secretary \\-as :n,iructcd to send them
all al'kttn\\'lt'dgtitleltl of that\\;, from
the Chili.
,\ great dell of discuss' It on the
coning Frolic to 'I, place, and a tenta-
tive date ti August 1(,th, was set for
the Frolic, subject to pl'c\'a6111.g ion
(Wiens, and the a1lr .\-al of the \\'i!g-
I';trtt Club, who, tit count, will he help-
ing to tttttineer our tit -,t t roti'.
It was nub \.(..1 lit. Lionn, F1•;1..1; Balls-
ton and Norm Garrett, that \\t, N.
ad'ott to the Frolic Lun-
t I' I t f Lions
►!e recalled int: nates of some of the
members of those (lass, and said Pc did
not sec one of theta present at this
meeting. \\', Ill•o. I)igll;ut, ;Ii,o of
Exeter, Ilsu !tare a tet\' brief remarks,
al d \\', ►fro, \\'bitmorc, in his capacity
'Hy tip a bottletard, and probably hoc :t', ruling \lastrr, expressed lei, appre
;nnlebotly else': gat•dcn bcf're brcat:- elation to the fast \tasters for their
fast. -efforts, and also thanked the !' xcter
--\V
brethren, and Bro. Neilans for attend-
in-:. The evening w'll', ,nil;thly closed
Statettietit O1� Winter's v'III the serving of refreshments, ;u.tl
SI)011, 1'11111(1 a social hour. L'ro, \'oddcu catered in
Ifni' the benefit of those who may be Ili, usual gond manner.
;untested in tilt di:pet-sal of the pub- 1.1"'”'finite the different offices for
lie ,port,' fund, instigate! during the the evell'ns were its follows:
';I,t \\inter sea,ent, ;old to \eller\\ the
\\'.\I,: \\hut', Bro. Nortnati (;anrett.
pui,l r resptndtt; very Thecal\\•, the f, I- .\\'.: \\hors tiro. Irvine \\'allat't'.
liming 'ice 'mit of the Receipts at.tl I.\\'.: \\',''t•. Bro. I. II. I�. Elliott,
Di,bttt'>cnlc'ris 1:, pnbl!>hl'tl: S.I).: \\'or, IInt, George Itrut.n.
I.D.; \\•nr. Bro. Havey liruta.,
iti'•:'p�s l.(;.: \\'1'I'. lti•o, I\Ithl'rt Newcombe,
I utas
Subscriptions - . y1il).5!) ' Chaplain: \ • \\'..'I•, dit•o, Gordon 1'.1-
u±il cc, w uc t uW1. consists o I'll. 'o Ilrussct, game, net ... _'.1(1 holt.
S'ai,. Chellcw', ;Is Chairman; \la't,, Lill, 311 \\'ingilanl (;attic -. 705
'Henry, Kett, \\'Iiitltore, Itt'rt (;ray, and Fb, o lltn,v'I, (;sone ... 7.113
Bill \\'arson, win have power to add ire', \\ ingrain (lame _.. - .-. 7•I0
all inentbers of the Club. ----
After much discussion en the amount $110,111
of looney to be spent, and ti t' prize;
to he offered for the 1)t•aw, Lions Bert I)i';lurst'lu'nts
'.Tasker and 1'1;,1l; Ilaitttnn moved that Ian, 15 I?ntr\• Fcc \\.0„\..1.... $5.110
at least 1'3511,110 he spent in prizes, Fch, 7 Hockey Stich; 7.93
Lion Pre—Admit 1 sods\ appnitticd \,inn ]tits; Rent, \\•iigliam ....... 1113
Frani; i i'&'inat to he Dance Chairman felt, 20 Got,g, hoes:c\• lunches .- 4.30 v'
with power to pawl; his own committee. Fcb. 22 Rant: kent, ltlyth,
Lions Inert Gray and Norm, C;ai'rcit ? ig.ttues 111.11,;
Avert; appointed as ;mditors. t'u'b, 20 hockey Slicks 5.11,1
The('nnmtttl'il\• -Betterment Com-Gnttg Hockey lunches -,7.•I(;
lnitlte, plus Lion (;curse \!rX di. were \lar. 5 (till Craig, transportation 5,011
appolt,ict) to \\';Ill ,`11 the ('liana\' at (returned to chili)
their next t•t');ular mectitg, in cornice- \,Ian•. \\', '1lnull (light) .. .73
tion with fixing up the Ball Park, \lar. 21 11.:\. \\'ilson (crests)._ 7.5)
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Mar. 23 \Icitzie:. and I.cc ',03
IVI�r)DINGS (int iiyn of lunch after game)
11IcGowa11•Cald\veil Il':rt ("ray Int' refereeing.__ 2.00
Sem-Hart.: \\'nr, i;ro. Frank Elliott,
Poul' from 'Toronto on holidays.
Steward; I\t, \\'"r•, Bro. I\. 1), 1'11111).
Treasurer: \\or. Bro. ('has. Salter,
Tyler: Bro. I. S. Chcllt'w.
.\Iso assisting in the Dyt;rec work
were I t, \\'nr. lira, l:, 1), Philp, \\''or,
Bro. 11,uotd Phillips, and \\'or. llri,,
Iohll S. Scott.
t 111'1101 bawl; at ;t (l0ntiiot,)
The Inarria'tic w•;tS sotcntlizctt 011
CI it'll. ';dame iu bank 57.06
Tuesday aftcrtun:t at the parsonage of
'Victoria Street l'nitcd Clutch, C;odc- $110,10
rich, of I':IL•1 \lay C'ald\.cll and Or-
ville .\Icxan'Ic1 \It(;nw:u„ bets; cf---\'---
1'cst \\'at':annslt 'Township. The cert.-
mon); \VAS performed by Iter. L. If.
AGRICUL'1'U RAI, SOCIETY WILL
runner, Il..\. RAFFLE FINE HEIFER
The bride wore a street length (rod; The Myth :\gr'ctititral Society have
ti heaven bine with white accessories. purchased from \Ir, \\'illi;un Lung, of
The mali''11 el honor, \Irs, Florence (-Colborne Township, an exceptionally
Gladys Luld\vell, wits wTaring ;l fio'ur- ii"e, ;u.tl well-bred year-old holstein
ed jersey drys; with white hat and hiller, • ii which they intend selling
gloves. John Ralph C:tldt.cll wasraffle tickets.
gtornustnat,. After a short trip \1t.' I'hi, hcif yr's vteeinafcd ;Ind ;Leered-
tt'd \lrs. \Ie(;nw'au will reside in I?ast ilt'(1, and as \Ir. bong has on: of the
1 fi'Icst dairy herds-. in Ontario, she
STOPPED STARLINGS STEALING
PLANTS
'I'hc \\'ingharlt .\,I\•ance-'fent:s can'-
t iet the ffullat, int itch this \.eel: :
"Last week we published an article
1u which the editor (if the iilyttt Stand-
ard told how the shillings had pulled
t ;it his tomato plants. .\ reader plum -
the office to say that he had had a
similar experience. 'l'w'0 year; ago he
planted a box of tomato plants in the
t,'ening and by 11) o'clock the next
It;ort,iug ±itcy \erre gone. Ile has not
lost a plant lint one since *ghat lints as
Pc dusts the plants lightly \\-ith bus;
killer as he plants them."
Editor's Nile—For the benefit of
nut readers we Wright mention that Ave
!'tallied our totnatoe: tltn'c times, and
,int cabbages twice. Before we planted
the last time, 'Airs. Neistnt Lca• phoned
us to Ica its of the hug I;ilh'r system,
and \\•c hppliet! it, awl so far it has
worked. Apparently you can fool a
Starling, or in this case, can .on.
W. I. TO MEET
\•!tion ('coletir\• nn Sunday evening to
attend the annual Dreor;Ilion Scrvict,
\1r, Colin 1'' elan'1 had charge of the
see tic, and
1 Continuation School Pupils
Ill ''I, 1 )ltiti io, June 27, 1'1.15 Honour1)epal'ting Teacher
Deal• \lis• Co !eve, and Mrs. 1lowar'i' ,'Illy student ; of the Myth Cnntintt
\i'e, \our pupil., have learned 'withri-' •ti School ;i•inlblell in the class
,
',et that when this school tern! is fin -
:,.,,in in, Wtv1; e -day afternoon to him -
delivered the address. ' i-\se(l. \ou will 1; longer be our teuchci'•our \lis, Nat Ilii' Herman:, -who lav
\\•c would lik'•I: to have had you stat -
Th ,e asseln!Iled listened to \I r, howled ;1 her res'snation, and left out
t'- tut 11,, ;nit ,kilt•&' this is not suing 10'.\\ r11111',d't1' alll'IIIVWII for hl'1' h*rllll; in
Finitt int auldre',s aitcnti.ely, and juin h its wr \n 1,11 to lake til', 01)1)1,11111111 ' t"
Cil in Illy singing of suitable hymns, t „tow\ a,
11!,11 \'ull.,itl't", ;11111 It;lt,i'!Ilt'. it, \'111'
The vemetery ground, presented al Paul \\'alson tear the address, and
I,i\\ an•rtnnllliiic`' I•, tits d \\'at•,'u and Ji'ht, Pollard !lade
tet\ fine apie,ual,rr, :old was the ,nil \\'e twit that we could not let you go, presettlttlt 't of a table )anti, 10
\w'ilhtilll4101\'ill in ,Wilk: stn;Ill waw' our ;.`,l',s Ileus;ul., win replied suitably. ;i t tteiatlnit of thett'rviet'S !I
I' mow'invi, the address:
that \•o! !la \-t, r:t,lcred on our behalf. Dear \lis, Herman:: It was indeed
lour kindness all ihoughll'nll,c,s to- wan much regret that we learned that
Card, Its NaCl' aroused widen\ us a feel- \1ni dt'l'Ll.tl to discontinue teaching Ill
in:: of love andresicet for you. \1't'
Illy singing of the h\ nuts, rt• school. 1'\'t' have enjoyed your
t ill ny.rr tors, t tilt. fact that y 'it ner`' I rrscnce anima; u; and ass: you to for -
to.; alwa\', inlerrstcd in our welfare both _o , the tines when why have annoyed
',I and out of scLnol, andwhen wi' grow
\'ou. \\ r w'',l. your success in your
Mullett School Iias Fine tip, \et' will lush lac'�\\'il. pride up''n ,eve pW.i'Ion at llal.rluil;,
la: it!Wi Ili til;., you weert' our teacher,
ltt'CO1'(l \Vt. ask \you to accept this gift as a
\\'r ass: you to please torsi.: the
Nu. ti School, llllilClt '►u1\'11,11111, of ,:I,;ht iulCelt WI our iippreclation for the
Plitt', 1\'11!'t, \.e caused yon tvtti •\ ;1111 1.11 , and inspiration you have been toe
trLich .',I i's, Allen Shadd'cl; is the i 1
tt' tilde, and to accept this small gift
PH
1'llt li.C•S. Pupils.to ;cher•, has a tine record, both as to
as a token of out respect and affection, ser.
;iL'lit\' in Icarnil s, and s a, regards their Poll„wing On_ sun:,�er vacation l
4• y''tl, atl'1 ap!t•ciiat'on of \our !n
w•;u• :f fort dl uring the past year. ao,3., Hs i tem:a,; will take up her
siring et forts. \lay it l: ;1 plca,a"t r lin:, tutee, at
The pupil, have purchased r'1t,3.i0 ;it t I 1 Havetocl; ata salary
remembrance of dal\, spent i11 Myth „t Iti!11),Ii1) per 1'h';11',
\\'ar Stamps from last September until \'abler School.
lune, and tip , until Faster there were 110 l ler ',coition itiou a; Continuation Schon)
Bignell: Her
here will he take! by Miss
poi els on the roll, \t 1':aster the all _.hint, pupil, of the Junior assn inlet'- t
(enhance \t -as boosted to 24. 'There ..larg area C. Cut11nine, of Elmv,1\:•
t,, diate I tionis, lilyth Public School
t, ere five pupil in the I? \trance• Class _..____.V—...___
\t the ,title t'nu' the pupils of the
Illi, .eat', a1,d all \.:rt' successful 011t P1case til\'e US \Toler
ti I T •I I I i t!trauce Class presented their teacher,
j, ct of domes ta\nuralli coflntttnl.
i 1 Ill' soldiers g:'a.t',, kith of the last
w':;:r, as will as tett' present tear, «vi'i'i'
;'ti lily decorated with flag,.
1':. Cu ,1;, lead charge of the, nnsi-
,11 portion of 'lu' program, and It'd flu'
1'Iyer iu
1'he bride i; a daughter of \ii', and •1,0111(1 have a wonderful future a, re-
N1rc. Joit'l Cal'Itecll, ;,ltd the groom iiia!;1rttt null; production, at,ll for breed- The \\'.,tittu's institute wilt meet at
a Sell of \Ir. and \Ire, Alex. \IcGn«'at, ins purposes, the (tome of Mrs. A. t.y!diatt (Ai
bolls cf Ease \\-;n.anosli. This heifer' will be known in the fu_ Thursday, duly 5ti1. Ret'. R. :\. Mae'
Cotgratitiatinto; and hest wishes are 1111 c as ”\l iss Myth", an! the lues:y Connell, l'rtsh\'tcl•i;ut nlil,istcr, of Aub -
extended by a host of friends in this ticket will be drawn ;It the Myth Fall urn, will he 111; guest speaker, taking
community. Fair on September 13th, a• his suuject, "Citizenship,"
their year's w't ;. These pupils \\'c e, I
Gordon NIcHot•gall Lois \\hood Iran_ i \. lar It', \\'is:t a g'it it, appreciation ;school Reports
c,.> t.\'un, 'fhclnta Shuhhrook, and of hi; eitort, rn oleic behalf during We \whin\ appreciate very much the
a•'y Uettzies tilt past four yea's, Accompanying the c operatiit ,,i the teachers in the
Congratulations to teacher and pull- 1'•ilt was the lt•Ilowing address: e„Itllltuutl'y. This 1, the t'ild of the
1', for their full' 11'ul'1;. til, Ont., Jeune 27, 1915• :'hoot term, and school rclt1rt, are
t)cin \I!', (;:a.\•: it is with mingled ',cry interesting- reading for the pub-
-----�'
!tit linp> of gladness and regret that we 1'e, \\'c would , i:prcriate it very notch
' ' si ' Exams. ''1\' gold -l\ l' ,t your pupils this after- if tete le'at'hers of the different suh,s'ds
Results Of lull. C noon. \\'i' would lilac you to know would girt. us ;I copy of their report, so
In Intermediate Room that we do appt.eciaie your kindt,css that we may i'ttt,lislt it in our columns
I31yt11
Public School and understanding through the -ea's ! in the .cry near future.
Y"11 hay'.lalgll! Its, 1'i 'how You w t' — V
Following is the result of written
are not r,nLrat' tut we ask you to ac -
tests in mucic in the intermediate
clpl 111is little gilt, \with out thank,.
`V(! 1'ol'gOt rlthe 1)llet
1 tui of til; Myth Public School: In reporting the regular mating of
('lass .\—hhca Ilan, .\nn \L'rritt, Signed,
theLions last week, we inadvertently
I,ulis \loni'itt, Kant \\'hittitld, Itrorl< - hula \\';Ileac:. Stti!'Ic\ l'11'llips, Hon_jt it ittcd one of the most important it
M
\'t dden, Carlen cDonald, Eleanor ;:id Johnston, \I;u\ K\'Ir, lean Ctrl 'e1,! „f c.cnins's ,log± uu, I,
v;rigllt, It'll lo�'nston,'Isabel Thud'. I the \11tr-
i •
Illowne, Raymond \stilton, Itch\' �en!!\ \.ion 1'residcmt 11"(Iand lion
ii ti,ald lotut,lon read the ad,lrh'>s '.;, en'tai'' K\lt were quite worried
alid the prestl:tat'on was nnadeShirley Phillip., by I'
I;.b mt the musical end of the program.
1 t'a're the meeting they approachedSuitable replies were made ty \Ir.
I1o01 'tauter Sian. Sibtht'rpe regarding
Gloria Sihthirpc, Rhea \tt,\ 1!, Ixitt (:1•;t\•, MI”(Intl tilt\ \ti's. llnw'arit,','this tattler, at d Ill:\' were assured that
Il;ututt, (no-t`xpressen their apprec'at'on to,
the Hatter would be attended in, Con -
Class C—R:dph ilodd, Jack K\lc, ti t pupils for their kindness. is,.,iu:litl\', (luring the ern!'' of the pro -
Lois .\it tustitie, b'i'tty 'fait, Douglas \ (ct i brig, Lion 'Tamer Slat. called nut
\ii Nall, Donald Armstrong, l'.tntna SUCCESSFUL ENTRANCE on the two official,, lion Nor\•, ;In,l
\leterna, Eleanor1)cttnarias, Rost' PUPILS Linn Donald, for a duct. They re
-
Eleanor
\\'hitflrld. Istonded quite readily with the old Ltv-
:. Teacher. The following pupils of the Myth nth. 'Pack l'p Your 'Troubles lt.
\' t'a;llir Srlulol 1111tc 'cru succcssfui in Your 01(!tit Bae...'
tt.e'r Entrance Examinations, on the \\ c c,u1't imagine just how such an
1Val' i\tixiliar�' I-I:lre 1 ;t i, of delve\• ; ears work: important feature missed vim lllt'tllory
IiitlE Ilill lo'n,ston, Shiley Phillips, Isa- wl,l± we \.err to;tkiug the right up, and
JO1'al)le Evening Lel T11ue11, and Irina \\'allay:.
\ti' ha,tcu to give it lite puhlicily
The (;th'i's \\'at• Auxiliary held their Congratulations art. extended to these rl' hie dcseicc' lundet threat of a it
last meeting of the season t'11 \\•t'1- indent: on thtir success. heavy fine).
light\• evening, Jttut ?Oth, The side — V
\' Ivo t1„tttictcd the most work during -,
Vie last term were treated to a ,lint' I TAKES CONTINUATION SCHOOL Sc TO $1.011 STORE COMING
by the losing dr, and lunch wa- ,erv- POSITION TO i1LYTH
\i r. Edward \\'endorf, of Clinton,
:d at the thole of \1';s lila \Ii1 i \',att.l \Ir, 1;cnrgc Co\t'an, .'t ll:t',tli. who 1 .. i, acrd Inc store l• •ty used by
Small )gifts «ire given to \lugs iter-'! :• . lrcn 1'r'nc1 ,:d of the fuss!'; Swi t
titan; and \li,s (sieve, who are lr;l.-I .1 I 11.05.1 and 1\ill open out with a
t,. rt' fur Illi' 1 Il,t year, Ila, t'r;ignt't rotnpletc tine o; 5t' 'Tt) :1.(11) iood<. hlc
ins town, in appreciation of the work', , sect tt ,1 ,osition'lt Ilse Ilw11 ,til Col
tLe\' have done for the Auxiliary dor-I i It''l to ;Ll\: t1', stncl: complete by
ins the pass yc;year.ii ration School. August 1st.
1)"Wald.
Class It--11arhara I' ilpatt ire:, 1)a.id
Slotach, 1ic.crlt• \\'atlace, Bernice Nle -
Nail, Billy it:u•w'ick, 1I t v ted 'Tait,
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured U. S.
official, NJson
P Evil.
90 Rough lava.
11 Comp,, . lacutt
12 Lion.
14 Tap lightly.
15 Skill.
18 Auricle.
I8 Beret.
20 Coal residue,
2) Girl's name.
22 Medical
doctors
(abbr'.).
23 Employ.
24 Winding
device.
28 Threes, in
cards,
27 Dry,
28 Pointed shaft.
30 Rigid.
Al Member of
Indo-Chinese
tribe.
32 Atmosphere.
33 ignited.
36 More ill-
tempered.
40 Mineral rocks.
4) Earth goddess
U. S. OFFICIAL
Answer to Precious Purrle 1517%1.1.
,,O1E �'JrE E3 E RL 1; I:1 .,
Cur !;
C'A L L EITIA P,E,S Oar!
(abbr.).
_17'ArJ Di I D 1AIN I 1 hl A L
,T CID • �JAii iv±M. 1
A(61-51(,./SE CE T'T�_�I rA
lim�o 01 T� `I I c
T I IRiE ritUL11 , lB L E.7.
E�pis05 41.; ERIE 3
RIL AT�TAICKERS `EIR 3
NEST AS'T'CiP .P4
TIO TIAL SL ANLT I CSr
'APL ES Ell RE
RYE`S f1S SrE E
,S
of the Khonds. nier- 3
42 Sun god.
43 Palm lily,
45 Fish eggs.
47 Like.
48 Greek letter.
50 Five and five.
53 Part of fish.
54 Inquire.
55 Age.
57 lnternationul
language
58 Alternating
current
(abbr.).
59 Before
American
9 Re -lilt tit , f
ancient Media.
5 1',Irthest down
71'1, :ide,.n.
9 1.1t11c
0 Bind.
2 He is
concerned
with U. S.
relations with
1.a t i n ------.
3 Golf term.
4 Angry,
35 Musical note,
i clations. 3
VERTICAL
1Instead, 3
7 Sodium
(symbol).
8 Obliterate.
2 Alleged force. 39 Chance,
3 Diamond 44 Pronoun,
weight. 46 Upon.
4 One who eats 49 Circle part.
5 Foe. 51 Make a
f Conducts, mistake.
7 Cloth measure 52 Slight 1A -AV.
8 Come back, 53 Winnow,
9 Lower in 54 Arrive
grade. (abbr. t,
13 Desert 56 Account of
(prefix). ‘v'atering spot (abbr.).
CO Ile is — of 14 Biazilian state 59 Italian river.
3._ .
4, 6.
17 8 7e
21 vt, 22 ).-:.;:'.} 23
e
77
i3Z
s
8 Iq
,28
133 34 3;51
.40
.36
42' 4
i46 49
55
60
4-6 ' 47
l4`
0 51 52
a.
CROSSTOWN
•
54
27
By Roland Coe
;4
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•
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elt{emember—this beachhead is not to be extended beyond the
dont gate, or your theatre of operations will be limited strictly
to your own room for the rest of the day!"
HOLD EVERYTHING
V4NVI
!'(
1J a �6N.v1
. MN D, N[. r. .f, IMC 1 M IlIC. U f P,*
I'm through with llarry; he
vicars a wig—say, did you see
my eyelashes any place?"
'THE SPORTING THING
Seems Like Yesterday
NO, LADY, WE HAS NO ALARM
?" CI.CCKS, R ue45ER eN4T14tAIG CAPS,
COFFr PDrs DR BOBBY Pv.Js',
IP Mod WANT A Ft4M S,ANp )ic 4
-AO A CUP DF COFFEE TfiY THE
R1:SraurzANT NE?cT Ik702/
�I
AOY
By C. Kessler
PRESCRIPTION<
FILLD
PLl%Ji,L,1LI
ffA
1
4(lev
VNEN 1NEY WERE CALLED
APOTHECARY SHOPS.
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
COPP. 19.9 BY NEA SUMMING. T. M. REG V S PAT, OFF.
"Why, Dad, this surely can't be the big place you
recalling as the old swimmin' hole!"
have been
MUTT AND JEFF— Showing That The More
WAITER: Do YoU
KNOW -MERE ARE
RAISINS IN MY
l RICE PUDDING?
Olt, ARE
THOSE
2 RAISINS,
SIR?
yet! NOW, tF You
DdN'-r MIND, I
ORDERED RICE PUDDING
WITHOUT RAISINS!
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
By Fred Neper
tor t r ri
s01;
*-0",
•
..w�iy "1).1*- <C 1401,
f t
"Pop, 1 don't know why you had to marry such a SENSITIVE
woman?!!"
•
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
By Vrlliiaii
Ferguson
HAV
CARREIED
250 -LB,
LOADS
FROM
TUNIS
70
TRIPOLI,
A DISTANCE
OF
600NaeS,
IN
FOUR
l�AYsi
-77=-77-`,( }'1-'.
CQPN. 1941 BY NCA SCFYICr. INC.
tie
i(
Gil! jii),'jr
IN SA' LINA, KAP.:SAS,
1HERO.' ACONTRACTINCU O.
CA1LL-CD
Grp PIANIST'S WORK Is ALL
PLAY,' Say
MRS. V I<NAPP, HARRISON, N.Y.
AND pAULINE ANFADcR,
ERONA/ MISSISSIPPI.
You Argue The Less You Get!
14ERE You ARE,
SIR! oNE
RICE PUDDING
WITFIOUT
RAISINS!
/WAITER, YOU Ct4AR6ED
ME TEN CENTS Too
Wolf-- ISN'T
TN4RE SoME
MISTAKE?
MY OLD I,
yE.
COL I_rc,E. ` Y LL! tip 'L`,•P
T.M NEC U.S. TAT. OF
By BUD FISHER
-*MAT EXTRA DIME 15
FoR PICKIN' THE RAISINS
GUT of YoUR
RICE PUDDING!
POP—Rather You Than Me!
— THAT TOWEL YOU
GAVE ME WAS
SCALDING I,t
HOT I � \
( SORRY/ SIR,
/COULDN'//�
BUTT HOLr'IS
D `A/\
IT ANY LONGER "
I
(Acwow) ty TAD MI Nynd:cele, Dc.�
REG'LAR FELLERS—A Military Genius
SOLDIERS, ! THINK WE ORTER
MARCH IMMEDIATELY AN' ATTACK
THE. GAS -HOUSE ARMY/
SPEAWN' AS A EXPERIENCED
GENRIL I SAY NO! IT WOULD
COST U5 AT LEAST TWENNY
CENTS WHICI4 WE HAVEN'T GOT
,II ,I�
to r''stoo .47010r
�,
111.‘;4110111.111'4
•
444 ;,�-t
'yam •
By J. MILLAR WATT
/,,4t4! v
IS`
1/4
(FOR THE LOVA MIKE' WHY
SHOULD IT COST US MONEY TO
ATTACK THE ENEMY ? WEkE
-1, NOT GONNA BRIBE 'EM!
S
By GENE BYRNES
MU DO/1'T UNNASTAN.! WE'LL
NEED THAT DOUCit-I FOR CARFARE
IN CASE WE RAPTA RETREAT.
;%L
fli to 71/1
'd 7
MOROCCO FACES FAMINE
a
y 'o
.29£
...nN4r.
?h, •P4••• s'fD,�SXar.
ay .
•
Latreme poverty is a noticeable characteristic of life in Morocco. This market
at t typical of the shabbiness of this region. Even the barest
nhtainable, Grayson reports,
THE COMMANDO LEAP
place and its people
necessities of food and clothing are
A mmando leap is performed by Lou Royon as she learns to take
het place in a shovel brigade and shovel out ditches to prevent the
spie.d of raging forest fires, Instructions for the students also
inikdes the fighting of forest fires when there's no regulation equip.
merit available.
GERMAN WACS
Getman WACs sit on ammunition boxes awaiting transport
to quarters in captured Nazi military academy. They are some
of great masses taken by Allies in march forward,
MONUMENT TO NAZI INFAMY.
The sign above, studied by a British soldier at the entrance to the
notsrious Belsen concentration camp, Germany, tells its own
story. A similar sign, in German, was erected nearby.
1.111.
AT HITLER'S HIDEOUT
Honeymooning with her husbat d
Lieut. David Palowsky, at the
Eagle's Nest, Hitler's hideout near
Berchtesgaden, is the former Betty
Ann Goit of Philadelphia. She met
her husband -to -be on a transport
going to Europe last year.
Y
RECUPERATING VETERAN
Battle -scarred aircraft carrier USS Franklin take its place along with other damaged vessels in Brooklyn
Navy Yard as repair gets under way, The whole flight deck has been removeed and work is in
progress on the hangar deck, The !light deck will be rebuilt as quickly as possible so the warrior vessel
can continue its service in the Pacific,
SUPERFORTS KAYO KOBE WITH INCENDIARIES
Thousands upon thousands of incendiary bombs cascade down upon the commercial dock area of
Kobe, Japan's sixth largest city. The city, like other Nippon war centers put to the torch by
Superfort raids, was already under the impact of fierce fire raids.
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Title hospital building, erected In 1892, Is over crowded and inadequate.
This Space Is Contributed On Behalf Of
For seventy years, The Hospital
for Sick Children has been saving
Ontario's little ones from the doom
of a crippled future.
Today, it has a waiting list of 200.
More room, more equipment,
better facilities for treatment and
research, are urgently needed.
Can these little ones count on
YOU?
Send your donation today to
67 COLLEGE ST., TORONTO
TAE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN
$6,000,000 wilding Fund
PAG1 4.
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AO
THE STANDARD
t pt'Ia ;(retool and tinker with
rnlctllin that lived, rep,Iil ing iA' the I be I I"\with (tier OM) udder the di
rcitI'n of \Il'..\rnold I•:arl,
I't trll,r i rt .11 I pits 11:,1 l t\c: hat f I.tht'1• lttc,c: tcif a progr:lnt of high
;I\, 1,., II l ; od.1 place. The I'nw •t.
'ta,lllre all I'1'I'GI\ t'wening in Huff's
•I in c,rr' ,' j,', \\ it it the 11 nit and
t.i,'hIc :Intl jam are ;II\t,t\, worth ,n,
:ng at. hi tl„' , lhtl c„rnrr \\e ha \.e
p lalut•s • . . Hitler the o,e, to do for
the early pili t , 1 the \\ inter that•
art'
WALTON
:Elliott Insurance Agency
BLITH—ONT.
INSURE NOW! ANI) BE ASSURED. ii
Car - Fire - Life - Sickness - Accident. A
H. R. Elliott. Gordon Elliott ki. ,I,,Ieinel te,l t,lkeil ,nl n
Otflco Phone 104, Residence Phone 12 or 140, fi 11 t(the
(if of
A 1'11 in wcr\' earl\' -Pi int; • • .
"COURTESY AND SERVICE” li
;,I,I,Ie, a:ul and in a kir rd t+itll ear-
-..0
DehND1111tInhla?tli)tklaDt9+D1)412121).DIDiBtInDaihti7.NDIDai3t373(2i?iDi2tDiND1Di"at(2ipoiN2a s ' • ! , -lit \wcd ;1\t t\.
Pavel; the hill of herrn and maple
boot, stored at "ne end of the aline
G. R. AUGUSTINE
REM SEN11NG
THE MONTREAL LIFE
"THE FRIENDLY COMPANY"
Associated with The Atlas Insurance
Company, London, England.
LIFE • PENSIONS • ANNUITIES For information, etc., write or phos' Hind Pick it n1 . \\ t h.nt "cc". t I t
Harold Jackson, It.11. No, 4, Seafortf. ; barrel ,'; a, ride
that get; a nit, a- the ul.,ntlis go by
- The \vill3 arc 'die uni:,g white at the
Lice' sed Auctioneer her Iluron n'nnu'nt with a fresh root of ;\hitcwa h. iw'I suns by Mr. i.. 11'. 1?c111111 .ihert' nal \Irs. Gird It Ita'liord, ;old _Humid.,
BACK FROM OVERSEAS
her day ;Ibnu1 an ext:ib1 hi 11 of p psi Tic a d., a ileum look and a cleat ,tire 11 ;a: it Litt in the Confirmation
Has returned from service with the tt•ae farm basics. The fells\ Nutting , Cass.
Royal Canadian :\ir Force, and twill he I arch to ;in: \\'Ir !r pluses
t'tit. article w,t, c mlpkliming about the
HAROLI) JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer,
Specialist in faint and household
Sales.
Licensed In Iluron anti
Counties. ('rices reasonable;
fiction guaranteed,
Perth
salts
t'idted Church. The Atoll' consists of
voice, made up chiefly of the pu-
pil., of \\'r ,xcter and Fords\ ick Con-
C1,0.16.111
'on-
t lttt ttinu School-, and rani; many
rendered uunticrt, intcr,per,cd with
violin solo. and piano number, by NIT,
feel, also pia o duets and trios b\:
members I f the choir. Lunch \was
si rved by Duffs l'nitcd Church choir'
to the visiting artists,
( )cute I erov. 1 gathered at \\'alton's
for use n the iurtiacc ,cent, to give g lir".park nn friday evening to \tit-
ctrtalll Irllrit nl ,nllit'l!Illlt. 10 the fitter• Lt'„ :1 ,I'll hall gattlt' plated bet\vecti
It i, another -mill • .. that Aral , yo , 1 \\ :ugh:nu and \Vahan. The score Iva,
smell of su,I-rand \\ ;nub illi favour of \Vitt,gllaut.
!'bi't'e , butter in a crock on 1!11' rel- I Several from the village anti' I led
for special .\l t bole and Confirmation .Im•ce, llru',cl,, \\ith Mr. and 1I1,. J.
il.lr f11'or and a caul of cream \waiting ! Pipe,
for thin cream truck driver In enllle Ill, ,l'I'1'U'e 111 til• Jnitll's .\Itglicalt 111turclt,
I'.0„el,, on Senday cvcuing• The all- 11r. ;nil `.l1.•. Lorne llunhitti and
the;s \\';I, give, by \iost Rev, ('. A. llarjorie, with 11 r. and NI1 . itt11,;
S; ager, \1..\., D.D., .\rrllbi,ll' p df I iu_ lil\'tll.
roup llcttvpolit,ln f (lt,tario, r\ so'n \Ir• and 11rs. Albert Radford, 11r.
LONI)ESBORO
William Govier, John Snell, I': 1. and
Leonard Youngblutt, Jack Webster;I,1,1
Buster Johnston, were at Port Col -
borne and Niagara Falls on Strobl \
111'• Frank Halls i, in 'Toronto \
i Ili, d:ttlphtut, Mrs. lan Smith.
Mrs. Charles, Watson awl Dern, \\ ;ill
1Ir. and \Irl. Lill l:ilcy, (iodcriclt.
11r. and 111,• 1. Nott \tilh 11t, ti l
Mrs. G. \\'cstbrook, t indct i, b.
11 r,. 1\i!I;un Leon ;mil 11i • kirk
twitlt \Irl..\• ;Mulcts 'ti, in I:xctcr.
Mrs. lay. I i her with friend, in
Galt,
I,eontiol \rchandianit sputa the
weer: -end in London ttitlt his nista,
I':tint,
11r, and 11rs 1.1t,\'t! \leek a11,1
g,,,l, a small b,l ,tl t I1
I rheas Itr(itil,
i.
EDWARD W . ELLIOTT I
Wednesday, June 27, 19.15,
CH CII
0•C NC
BLYTII UNITED CIIURCII
lul\ 1,1
IILI Sunday rh til.
The tit' i, n \\ui! utr, t ;It II Incl:,
i
P.11.: "The .\,uric” 'I In le."
Tit 1' CHURCH, BLY'l'H
l cv. J. L. I1. Ilcttller5o11, I3.A•, L.'I'h,
Rector,
11„11.iniun Ilily
Sitllnl.1\ .\ fie!. "[tinily
111, (nnnunniol, and Scr-
Trinity Church, 13elgr,%ve
2,31: I'.11.: Hort I•:wcn .amts
St, Mark'x Church, Auburn
Scrt i, e
»,i;,ir,lt\u tot li;tll's l cnu.
t r\ Se; vice.
ttitlt f1leII(I, it. Sl. l'atialilti' . t;: 1, hired ('h.1;,iJe, of Itl\Iii, Pie,
11r,. B. Peck, with NI r. awl 1I1 - 1.':Ile, I..tt ,l,'.i•o:n, 'awl 1..\t'. hcith .\r.-
\ir,. Buchanan of SI1;Itfnrd, lfrs•
continuing his former occupation. I (i1.;lspin t1'tcr 11 -ell to have a won ;Naylor, tlylnr, ..I kerbs, ter, are spending ;1 Robert Peek, \arra• ;•u1., .\nears, ;it ant -ng, rcrcnl art It 11
designs. it ,real, a, if rheic city chaps
\who were de iI sing the hon e• had tterfnl cellar:I: her d'art'. In :t 1'4'. fe\t (lay; \with relatives here. NII'. and Ni r,, \\"nl. 1lannm::, tail ,back in t anal!„ ti i, ,\ eel; from .,vcr'-
rwerlooked one thing. \1'llilr they ran- i „c1 napier I,Ir reli:u ,telt, ,he !t•ul i \i1.• anti \its. \\•ti. \\'iilttntson.:uttl anti huts, ttitlt 11r, and \l1.,..\, Lick_ I tt\ ;ire expected to their re-
•! ertive 1i ales sho,tlt.
1'i, lIr, ...Ill.' kin11 \lith a nip tw ruin: , \I r. and \D;. . ar1; \\'illisunsot., of hart, Porter's Hill. \
I I II'It'I I Il
Correspondence promptly answered
Inunediate arrangements can he made
for Sales Date at The Standard Office,
or by calling Phone 203, Clinton.
1111 rattn on 'un lou,,., t; t : '' i vinegar awl they had a britticnc;s
bt;htcd b\. the sits and a lot of titer 1 rampton, and 11r. \Vill Verities or
Charge moderate and sats(;tcti'n about blast Ilia! was erupt goon '(Tinton, \lith 1Ir. and Mrs. .\Iffreil
Guaranteed, Incw ideas they completely overt okctt
(,r;;ndpa nils :1 grtal wan Int experl- lallurtl.
the cello•.
Incnta„t iib rider and \•;u•ntu, ton- 1 511,-ti.l. \\'. l'. Her.nrlt, 'I'orontn,
1 agrcc wit's the tweeter. .\ farm ,oclintlti, tltat\\lt tom ;I;tll'lt'll'.tttt „1' ,Istat the tweeh-end at Inti i'mu' hcrc,
WILLIAM II. IIIORRITT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER. ionic )u,t tutt cont;dete \t'ltbntlu a cc!. lbukrnccrrir> ;and cern rhubarb. Some \I rt• 11oo11y Holland i, a patient in
lar. In this \\ flit, new world that~roll 1lcnun'i:t Ito; ital,
Specializing in Farm and llousehohf ci it turn .11 nut to have ;Own', the I Seaiorlll, I'
Bales.
tin advertisentutt, tell tt, ;lb tit ttr li, , f I tial iligll Ic,t t,olinr !hey I g; I,ning ntl,ierg,':,c an appendicitis opera_
Ina\• h\ t;truin switches that re- t'•L' in airpl;lut,. "Those \\ ere the tion.
Licensed for the County of Iluron. gttlatc the temperature and all that . . •
Reasonable Prices, and Satisfaction gto11 cxl,rrnuent; and tnandp;t aav' 11 r. and \I r, ('rotby
Guaranteed. bat we must bice cellars. .1 cellar i' tilt\:t\', il\n1g !'igll when at exl't'i'i funily, Foriltwicll, with
just ahou: the most important thin; it meat turned out \\ ell. 11. Anderson.
For tntforntation, etc., write or phone die wcr1,1.
A farm lion•: cellar i, a place of
William H. \lorritt, phone, Residence On thc•c h„t (la\s of ,ununer, the coolness in ununertinu'. In
03; Shop 4, Blyth. 4.4.tf
cool. sanct'!ar; of a cellar is something nintertinn' when the twind, „re howl-
" :; x'rsnn taut trails liw:
ft•I'. Go do\tn
PHIL OSIPHER OF I •ng outside it's a good plate to visit, ' Miss Arlie li;al of Mullett ,pent the
!Its reline sirup and Icer that dumpish,the einper,tture is never too tram but,:eek earl with Mildred lharter•
LAZY MEADOWS
(.,c.1 :lir and the clean, restful smell of it gives you .1 comforting feeling In j ('on, r•t;ulati •1,'. to \liss Shirley Rad -
the earth that semis to cling :wound a look at the fon,; and 11ns stored ford. ( n chtainirg her i.tttrance to High
crIlar. \Viten the sun get, a hit too (around. l'es, tic must ttiit try to ab- ~chat I.
I was reading in a r.cwspaper the lunch for you, there', t othing like an , 1 sh farm rcli,trs, 111•. an•I 111.,• J. I I. tihobbrook of
S •therol and
\ir. and \Irs.
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EAST \VA11TANOSr'f
1R\• harry J. I3•ov e)
I.onde'lniro ,hent Sunday with 11r.
1 . 1.4, I ibI . Y . , I
11 Mrs. N. handfeed. It ',s Radford
u spent Stitt ny at his It Inc.
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AUBURN
Mr, and 11's• John l etinc'Iv al
'•tlt Iia\•, 11r. Harvey 11c(;ec , of
w; 1.111 11,1\', formerly of Anhui t , NH's.
• 1't ter li' .\t n, t f lilvIh, vi,itcd tvith 11 r.
and 11rs. \lait!it"tl .\Ilia un 'I'ues''ay.
S^t•-11 Tier I laroll J., and Mr., .\1'en
of ('mder•ich, t,tt nt the \week -earl with
11r. an 1 1I 1.s. ,'l aid:inti :\llin,
PRESIDING 01'7.1;t ENTRANCE
CLASSES
The Se,t'or Room of the Iilwtll Piddle
rhonl h ,til on \\'cdnt•sdav, and the
I'rinci;';tl. J. A. Gray, \\ ill preside over
i:n'ranee (! i es ficin: held this
Ing. sd:r and I r'da\• it Hut t ittti,•n.
't he 111yin Cnnt'nualion School :tiro
rinsed on \\'cdncsd:ty, and the Prin-
cipal, N. P. (tat reit, will pl'csi le over
l:menace (tastes in the Myth Public
School n Thin silly and Itridav,
v
JUDGE J. A, JACKSON, RETIRING
PRAC'T'ISED HERE 40 YEARS AGO
III^ i.rtlthridge 1lcrald announces
the !'r,i'tt ttion as district court judgt
there of Juke J.:\. J;tcl:son, who is a
ttalivc of I':gntondville, where be \Nits
horn .n l:t 5. i tt tgc Jackson \vill ht
remembered by older resident, of Itlyth
;t he pr,1: ti-ctl law her 41) years ago.
Ile married a Myth girl, \lits Sarab
I•:ntigi, daughter of John G. i tttigh
\tL,o a1 ince time conducted the Coin
ttttrcial Hotel here.
judge Jackson's mother \vas horn it
11iddlcscx Conray, of I.nglislt stock
Her tuairlcn moor was \\'augh and til
\`,'auglls i•peraied one of the earl:
grist malls near London. (hieof til•
many aunts of Judge Jackson was '
t't',,n•Id•tughtct• of l:nl•
, sawed as coultuander-in-chief c
\\'illiant Lyon 1!'tu•kenzie's force i
''he rebellion of 1137-311. \\'ilk thi
f,uuil\ hicl;uro•unl "Stoney or "Stone
;tall” la: ksr•n n t his Tater 'varsity day
cants n the seem., the fifth child in
Ifar'; of seven. :111 uncle of the judge,
n:'s i:. lackst i. became al
i .>.pcch::• ;•f tits North \Vest \Iountc,
(Police, and \wai at 11:rt \lacicod, :Uta
i!'1 114 1, year of the f ;t'i'ling of tit
gest. Ile ,lied at the age of 95 in the
e ist.
tuh;e I;ti I ol, explains that he is tilt
t',it d t LI; st judge in Canada in point of
rw;rc,
Chief J•r:icc Harvey of :\lhcr-
,1.1 and Chief Justi'•c Brown of Saskal•
t•11••\\an placing first and second. Judge
\\as married in Calgary in
Itt)) lo \Ii;s Sarah I•:rtligll, at,d they
t\vo children: \irs. hirci Jackson
1\,'apace, a dattgiter, wile of Major \\'•
1`,'allarr, naw• taking special training
Hi' Palo .Niro, Calif., and a son, James
L Jackson, a practising lawyer in Vali
couver.
\I r. all 11 rs. 11. Shobbrook, '111,1111a
and 1I11:•.el, ',lith 11r. add 11rt. I rc,l
Verities, 1'lil,tou.
Mr. and Mrs. 11
1louutain,
131R'1'Ii5
1” I\\ I•:I.i.--I 1 l lintl.a Public I lo,l,'iutl•
'l!tti .:la\' June :I'th, l0 1Ir. and
11v..1d r”, l i reit, Pout. 11, the gift of a
and \Ira• I':. 1 .sling and family, 'p.n..
Sunday in 1;n,lerieli.
I'hc nt 'nthl\
meeting, of the ked
Cross twi'I bt held , 'i'Itur.tlav', July
51h, at 2.311 in Ihr ('onntnn,ily I Lill.
('t it'I..1.1:,s - I;t \\'in:,ikon IIs pilaf, un
`•atnnl:l\ It111c ',1rd• to 111'. an I \lt•,.
I. h. Conti,. for gift of ;1 daughter,
tint 11 ari..
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When you wire your farm for the filst time, make
sure that the job is designed to take care of present
and future needs. That is the economical way .. .
the only way to get your full money's worth and to
profit as you should from Hydro service. Electric
wiring, like a horse, can be efficient and safe only
when adequate for the heaviest Toad it may have
to carry.
The safe way is to have wiring done by a com-
petent electrician. He may advise a little extra first -
cost for heavier wire and more outlets and switches
but he will save you time, trouble and the expense
of re -wiring later an.
No matter what appliancestand motors you start
with, you will be -wanting to add more electrical
money -savers, work -savers and conveniences as time
goes on. You can do that, if you start right with
adequate wiring.
Your Hydro Rural Superintendent will gl ,:dly
advise you as to good general wiring practice. His
advice and a competent electrical contractor to do
the job will be your best assurance of set'';:ic(:'tors.
Wednesday, June 27, 1915, TIIE STANDARD - PAGE 5
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ROX Y THEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE. REGI N'1' TH-EATRE
SEAFORTH.
CLINTON. I GODERICH.
NOW PLAYING: Rosalind Ruttu�scll NOW ('LAI INC.: Donald O'Connor
in: 'ROUGHLY SPEAKING" i and 11c0;y Ryan
i••• "t', di i 11 I.1 I ! "'1'1IF. MERRY MONOIIANS_
Mcnday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday
"TOGE'I'HEit AGAIN"
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Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer and
Char!cs Coburn,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
13ud Ahh;,I t, I_au Costello and
Phil S1:ilalny's all -girl crclteslra
Ri,i'In,'. ICI III'. .r 11 hl',
tilt „'1' iii Inn ICI-. !.I', II 1e
the rale;,u-.
"11ERE COME THE CO -EUS"
Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday
Deanna Utnhin, Rchert Paige and
Akin Tamiroff.
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"CAN'T HELI' SINGING''
•Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Robert Lcwery, Jean Parker and
i3ill Henry,
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};,,-I, un Suu'L1\ ;I! !1111 Lour ..i NI ti \\auoslt, of .\tlhllrtt, Itlttll, and \\'c•tiivt,l. The
I I,:Ir \I l'„uL', r:- rit'It, i, that .\nhln-n and Illy th ;tic
ant Mr,. \\. \. ) i t t t'!1. The bride 18.14 given' i1 ill trri:l};1 by
\I r, tonin \Ir II',, L1• l';un'1b,'ll an.: I! i, aith , nC1•rc r,gl'tt that \e1. her ! twit for lir t I:ac.• v:ith a trio carp.
. , . father. Vac Bridal Chorus f1.om1
(1ne people „t till, Section, :tml v m1. ( 111 \l,tinlay i vfining, unc 1111, the
1(111, ilio lal,ctia Snell, \'i 112 •1 „11.1. 11,,,11-I, i1a1'c Ic;ul,cd of your pending
I i'hcl,grin \t•:t lllayitl by \I r,, R. .1.
\tl)ii \ leant opened the schedule in
111, \vuet.-1.1,1 t•, it ll \I r. ;0,1 \I r-. Akin I!, I ;u tnrc Crum oar nlii►,t,-;unl su we Phillip,, ,•f .\I,htir1. The hridc tv„1.r
11, 1.l 1' „f \\ili•i„'r. I 1 flour Icngtll 12(1\1 of \thin Hivvi \11111 it ,,..\ to, \\u,'m t.lcy \V„n the };dull quite
\I r,. P. Ta\ 1 r. \I1.-, S. T.,\ I„r, of 11;11 calht r ill heti 1111, cVrnin;; to ex- I' ,Wilily h\• a ,1..';'t• of 1,2 to `, At the
'1.11" 1„ Hi ;I tittle ,,i that rcl'ril i,•ig ! I1i'Vc, ;11,1 s \vccthiatt t.i ckliuv,
III \III, \li•, •ti"11;1 \Icl\1•ti/ie, „1 Limp- t- ;111: I„Ilg Ilu\1'Illg Citi ,11 N'!tl'e 1'1.1 (bit (1 the 1.c ...11.iti.tti it innings the
1 11ur,u: Ihi I';,•l four }'ear; That ynm ! ,i„1., \1,1, lied S-1111, and an extra in -
1,1', lillr, tisitc'I 1'u ~WWII;'\ 8\11.1 \I r. caught i1 a halo of ill'\Vers, S,tc t^u'-
na: e ,1,11:1; 1•I 0111' `1.11,',11 ,01111th 1'111 ' 11111)4 1\'a, rl'1p.InCd t,, break 1110 tie. It
111,1. \I r,. .1. I:. \\al•ll. Iriid a :,htt\ter houllnct of carnations,
�'i "1,11 \rl't' \\illi' 111' )4,\'111 1
11 \1111' time tu\'I'll 1 111)4 111.':",
11',;11� Til' .\IIhi11'll ;L, lh,y
\I r• and \Ir,. Carl Ilial and 121Et;ti•
cu.: a„i,t;uu'i 1.'r 1110 henvfit til all,,!iiy of tit, \•allay, hoof;u'tli;t awl firm,,
h, Ili of 11 it t ti ll, vi,itc,1 1,11 Snmd;l\' \11111 U', altieI . \lies I',rnr .\\tun, .,j s''orrd 1 rime,, ,tail Itt\'t!t \1,1., Renin
;old. \\, 1\ alit toll t1, kion\ that 11 ha, „role„ in their 11;111. .11. the inning.
«1111 \11', ;u111 \l r,. \„rnl;til \lent„\', ell I iiltitit \\a, I,rille,ul;till, go\Vn„I in '
I cct ,Ice;,t\ a1l,riii;ticd. 1'•tur plcas-
\Irs. ILool.,, of'f„'.t\;11.!, i. 1i,itin, 1.'1,1'1 111,)4111 ah;tr ,lu'cr aril rarryilig1 t vintu1 rood Iiitrhil;, by \\inion, 1111(
II''.. 1`1 I.,nll;dltc Iia, \1,111 1111' 111,1, (vrtttlt-
Ll r It;til;;ilttr, 11 r,. \lanrir, 111.111 in. ruse,g,i: of 211(,'1 pea,, ru.t•, alit nil\• 1.i;u ted i,'1. .\Winn•n, ;i t t cc,lltleti it'illl
'1 „ fri,u'I, i:, '.hi, \ Trinity of r„In�sc
2111 ,Tri r'Innldr,t t :,It \\ hat i, tu• Io,,, .
. the •c,lllty, I,iltle Sandra I'iuii1' iii, I L\t'cticlt fil ldrll,, tt;'1i .11. the v1,itors
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„ 111011111' il,l' C;Illi, ;111,1 ,1) \1'l' •lel li 1212,' ,11 till• 1,11,ICgr,„,,,l, \\'a, III;\t':r t•,,,k a .1111' -frill read in Illi `l•ct,lt,l Im-
1 ant a'crc n,t'rr head„- thrtit i1 h\ \Ir, ;u„I Mr,. 1. \i, l'i,mh„ and (i.
- g
('OnG1 T 1111, g,) \\,..1(...(1 ill \vllit, and parrying ,! IniiW,t„n, of Ctlgrn'r, ,ane t\\„ ;tit
ittl'11Ult.&TIO S ' •i, i1 \\i'!littu ytt,t itimlil.li!I future i
r.,'.,ca\•. \I;1 -(c1. Keith hiunic;ul, ,int the ,-;.Inti. Thi heir I1 8'111 could I ,•
tur'I'I i -c )"r ly ,ilk \\'itll \t dire 11,- 111, "f •l,,rr,l 11,1,1 blc, Ili!\_; ll,:,;t. l,ll
NOW PTA). TNG: Gary Cooper as:
'CASANOVA BROWN"
Monday, 'Tuesday, Wednesday
Rita Hayworth, Lee Bowman and
Janet Blair.
111,• ' .!r ,1 a
fir I1 tLv
TO-NIGII'I ANI) EVERY NIGHT
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Faye Emerson, Helmut Dantine
and Raymond Massey,
1" 1 ,,, ,1 11'; 1, .1-1141.
1111
"Ilo'I'EL BERLIN"
COMING: "\Vingtcl Victory"
Moss Hart.
Matinees Sal. & flolic ,:; ,t _ 10 p,nl,
Future Gaines
2- \tit 'I: II ;,1 \\ l :Int Itt,
tele- an,i rur,;i tv Iii I Irl';tn! r,,.,•,, u: 1111' ;11 \:Il, 11.
1•;1,1. I,II, r ;wit rink •trcaun r•.•
I1, .\ Ian I:c\ ,, `,Ionh,al, brother iii the \'- I Attention
Lor !!;Itili the hlitl' dontt a
•
111,1 1111„ .\ rlrcl,tn 11 as PURCHr\SE5 FAST' -BRED PACER♦
110",, ,II ),1 •i\' • R•,,, III',IWnt-t ♦
nil lati'r at ;iv home ill 1111 hridi',
I',
1708 SALE
t t. -
1'11, 11,:1,1 iltr
11 '' .t' -I \1 1,' II/1e,
•I, I.
•,cin,, ',1'111 „•.11 and 1 ,mall bro\t W (tat 1 MI, II' 'r' ,' .1. \',i?I ha"
i,llhcr. 1'11, bridal r„1;,11' It'It cur I ter- -
trimmed \\Ith 1\i etc, and \turn' lllalltl- l \\. 1 1,1., 1 11;.111
11 ', Ihi li ids traveling in 1111''1\
o'ri„•,1.ic-. .\ iter a 1\rd,li':: trip :1,.11) \I" 1': 1 of S!r,lti„r!
il,i\'.t'rctt •illi t! ith matching coat ;it'll
r„ Niagara 11.111, lluffalo and ulhir 1'., 1.l n', ui,! L\ Tit;l- tt int in.
I'I;II'I. ai 1.l', •.,ell ,.
1" 2111 illi h,11t1,1• C„lil,li tt ill rt sine , lI ; , . „1 !11;111\ f.1.1 111 , t . ;l' .1 11,11. Ilan,
tl( :;1.•to,n5 i;i't, in \I,'r'i, "hhii,.l, 111 i t 11,1,'. r, "�cl,titilhcr \I' WOOD'S MACHINE MILKERS,
WOOD'S MILK COOLERS,
♦
} t
WOOD'S LLEurRIC FENCES,
WOOD'S ELECTRIC GRINDERS.
{ Please Contact your Local Agent
Thi \\ inin'l \\t, ,kir-1i thv 11th George Watt
\I 'tri,, me; ;it the h„Inc of \Ir
I\l nncth t .1:1 "' „1 I'
after-
HUNE 40'•7,
, 11 .\ 121!1 8 :uclnht t , and 1 Vi il''r
I''•, .ret, 21.11 t hilli• \Vert lliltc.l.
I llu\\ 1111 the 10,1 The", i„n lnnrh
t';1• ,cl'V:d anti the Ili vilift! rlo••r,l 11e
i•,:stating the !!.tial', Prayer in 1111,"n.
\1 \t Inc lin.; dill le „n 111\' -lea al
1121
holm. ..f NI s. I tart',\' lir
.\
t nl,ivvt'tr\' ,cl'tire• \\cru 111 Id in
Anyone Desiring Fartu Electri-
cal Equipment, such as: -
111 a !171,11, 1 , 2.118' a!- , the
I'i;, I id'1i .I;,,1, • '11! 111.1
�.,a' i.,l• •lrnnlll.
N. -
WILLING
' -
WILLING WORKERS MEET
WOOD'S ELECTRO -PAIL
1 WATER HEATERS,
1'::i1; (*lilted (Merl, Ea,' \\'.1 \\
'1 Sun,l'1..'• (Cr\. ,I. 1\'. Steuart. 1',1,1„1.
�I the I.1rl.n.,12' l'nilyd Church cult-
IWrtiil the nlotWinc set' \ict. In Ili: c\'-
t nig...! Rive I !. Silt11, „( .luhurn, \1
r ,1'cak11i. Tin rc}:ulat• choir t .istc,l
to \!i-• Juni Ri,I!. 1.i.., 1th,r,',cl Wit‘' I;,tlt, take Mutt,
11''1,! 8th t r,I,hratt,l her nth birthday \` ;t rutin of out• „tc,nl file) ,11,
(:1 11111'1;,y, Jinn. 2,11 It. \t, it -1; \„lt 1 1 ;tiit'itt tliv c gift-, tit In.
( 'lit;1,111t1,t;lull- to \I I', :111,1 \lis• ;1 rltttiiidi1• i'1 lit' 11:t, ,punt ;1111111)_; us.
lance, I'ulLml r,lto still celebrate their 51,1 t .I „11 htltlllf of Ihi ratipa}'c1.,
tIlli. pupil, ;.i't! Iil, (I �.S, Nit ,1, I'.;lit \\ itv t-
, 1
Congratulation- 1., \Ir.,. R. 11. Ruh- 111.,11 and \turd•,
i1., •,til, \1 iso ct tell -A(11 her hi: thin it on-I1i111a 1 I;illallan,
ltine '{til, ti;Irjut•ic 1(ht.,t hit•
l'1nt}rllulati
n. to \Ir•..(i„1.11',1.\u':-! \Ir,. il,n1 1I.111;t,at and I\vnneth
1,1111 \v;l( celebrated hie birthday u1 John doll per„Wled her \Vith a chenille
'Inc,d.,y, Tri,. 27111. l l d ,11t't .I.I x111 a teapot.
( oitgratiil't11 ',• In \I I'. 1"1• I•tlllt,t-ii Miss ('nllhel•, Ihitlt.;lt t;il<t'll b\• 'ii1•-
\vh•1 celebrated hi, hit'Ihd;,t nn \\ rd I';; (, ,11 ikc \•I 1•y fittingly, saying that
1,:..•dav, June -ith. 1111 iit;ttt,r tio1C far from the Section
ONTARIO
Hours of Work and
Vacation with Puy Act 1M4
NOTICE
VACATION CREDIT - CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Eniployrnent Period
JULY 1, 1944, TO JUNE 30, 1945
0
VACATION PAY STAMP BOOI{S
Employees in the Construction Industry
holding Vacation Pay Stamp Books con-
taining Vacation Credit Stamps for the
1944-45 employment period may pre-
sent their books on or after June 30,
1945, to any CANADIAN CHARTERED
BAN({ or to any Provincial Savings
Office and upon proper identification
shall receive the cash equivalent of the
stamps contained therein.
Employees should apply for new Vacation
Pay Stamp Books, now available, for the employ-
ment period July 1st, 1945, to Jane 30th, 1946.
INDUSTRY AND LABOUR BOARD
Hon. Charles Daley
Minister ct Lubout
Onturio -
IIY
1
the lil'ldl','ll"tlll, 8011, •111 \1';1> Itt 1111'111 111 1111' milli but .\11-
1'C;Ii't'I'. lllrbt'I'I I'i ttittam, hl'.11ht'I' til 1111'11 were nutt. he ,Ivilli,l III, victory,
the hridcgruunl, was hr,t ratan. \It,,rs, Ihc Auburn !.nils alio Ir tout a I,,te
I\tnncth llcnry, til I'Ic,herl„t!, and pitcher t.t the Hamm' in the 1111 inning,
(i •rd,'n I'innig;nl went usher. The ;;t• \\'i1,,1r1• btcat lit tttak,n. Acctird-
ccreninlly \1';t, t,c1' ntn1'll h\' Pi:V. i 111 tett 11101 ltllmt
1 \'irktt'r,un, pa,tln• of )1„ ,,..,;,„„1„11 Tart-, \tt nntltr,t,lnil just rectntle
1'111,'1
Church, as, steel by Rev, liar_ i eltascd ;ruts 1111 .\rined Str\ ices. This
1III ~1111, pa•tur of .\1h1rn United
(•!,ouch, \\'no al,„ ,;Ing ;1 ,o11, .\ re -
r, pliun •.l';1, held i1 the chnrrh parlor
f11r (15 guc'ts• \Ir. and ilei. Finnigan lust thr..•c inni'ig of the }'.tune.
ft ;tftir\varll, fora horcviii s n t11 21'11' lice-u;ts-.\uhirn: tit, tilt, t; J.
111111, 1 '11111•, 1111' bride \\Tal•ing for \\ It,ull and Tans, 11; \11111.1•, s,.; Brad -
traveling a smolt green \void suit \t ith nock, 'n:l ; Mt Clinchcy, 1st ; 1lcadh•,
%!tie litttc hr' \\'n hat tvitll green ft tvt'r,, If ; Craig, cf ; .\rnl:not,,, if ;
;!1111 lirtt,111 '.It'tl'ascries. [poll thein' ,1111, Jl•ll,
r,IWrn ill; \' \\it• reside upon the brill,- 111\111 -Gray, Ib; .\u,lk Nyle, 1.f; Tuu-
iro, 1121 Ln ni ill \\'Cit \\•:itv t 'she
h,,y had plenty ol, the hall, and al-
though Itlyth ,•'orcin I run off hint, he
eta, m,•;,r im g:"at difficulty during the
WARWICK • YUILL
An arch of l Vl'i'grct'I ,, 11„1!1 tvlllt'll
!ler, 11; I'u,ter 1.i; I)olierty 311: \liner,
If; \, I:\•I,, c: Lee, ss; barter, 1.f. and
relitVing '1'111itt' in the 1111 "m the
l•ntpire. ; .\t 1111 'Late, Dill
1•;;ts stispemilcil ;t \elute \ecdlling 11111,1 \Ilhut'n; 011 tilt. has...!.. KettSlaplc,,
cHtir; \ticker 1uckimg chair, like nese;
t :lcirctcd by ,t \\'math o\V
f tigclia, anti ];12 1111 I '
h•ulk,tl , itlt ha•kits of peonies, ,hired
• \ ! !Int; mat !line ;rill \\ ringer;
,,liking chair,; sit of iron,, ()tau],
ailing, too no'Wrrous to Mention, . Home•Rendered
BLYTH, ON's',
COMING!
THE ANNUAL SUPPER
of the
HORTICULTURAL SOCIE'T'Y
will hr held in the
MEMORIAL HALL, BLYTH,
on til,- ;Illtrnl,t'n of
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
'ittI int ,c1.\1';t Ir„III 5 1u {•,ill I',\1.,
MENU:
.111,1\t -1'1 tt, Whitelirr,trl,
EXECUTORS' SALE
111„111 I;rc,t11,
Tt:lm,It„r•, '1',•I,
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS r,n1l,'rrt' ;,11,1 t t ,ll:c (Team.
;It tit, lauu's \\•,ti1. 'THERE WILL BE A FLOWER
I)insley Street, Illyth, u1t
SHOW IN CONNECTION.
\,inli,•i,'', ; .\d,dChildren,
, -111c; .'1)l•
SATURDAY, JUNE 30'11-1i 'nnu. nein:
at 2 It.\1., the ft,ll,laime :
Cli."terfilld; -' t;lsy clmiits: _' \\ick,,
t'llillr, ; () 111111' g 1.1'1111 chair,; dining F rank s Bakery
1'I,, III table: n nthen chairs; iilirt'ul•;
idrhoar-I,; kitihcn t;ilii : 2 ,1,1 PHONE 3S. 131,YT1-I, ONT.
rads; \\rilinc dein:
cast; 1'iiturt, ; ,cit ing 111a -
c' int; Carl'et ,i11c11er; bra„ hr.l, with
i\ ,'rt' ilre.sei' and \\ it,11 ,t;lull ; iron
teed; hill-Im„II ,trite; 11 isle stand; rug
1'.12'; 1,111111 hitihim rami; �1libit F1,LSl-I EtrEItY. 1/11.Y.!:r;,tvr: lir;\tet , vlit t Bill cln,rt; dotter,
,Il,;lmlit.• if
coal awl cold'; Everyt ng Homemade
t ll:;llltlt\' „i ti nil Ii auk, 11- i d: 1;11\'11
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
r biter: t.ihrary table; leather \lol•ri<
n' try cVrl,ing til
:11d snol\hall made an effective setting1)tr'i a goo,\ crotid
1.121 the tuartiaec of \lat'c Edith1'uill, tons tvtrc again at the park to ser
d:lughlt1. of1(,11111 1'uill, \\'C,tfield and 1118th hook up in a real
tight straggle. The final score \\ as TERMS CASH.
„f Morris 'lT(anship and James I�cn
\Val•\vick, 11 to 'I fur Illyth, but the \\•ttiicl,l \1 illianl \1(01!11, .\uctioltcer,
and the 1111 111'1 t'gr \\'ar\\irl; of (irr\•'Ir;un niadr a real hill in ilu' last f then I. 1L R. 1•:1t(tt, Roht. \\•alt, l?xecu-
'I'ot\1,hi;t, held on Saturday-, Juni 1tl, �a:nth, \\'hc1 they Ilia,', il'the bases, and It •II-'.
;:l Illrl'1' o'C1.'tis, ;ll Ills 11(1110 111 tilt 1 1,10 ti i till ;111 ate of Tieing the score.
bride's parent,. R1.\•• li. 11 Dunlop of
hi
lit the first :1' itlnil,g \\'cstfiitd t, \
t;lhhshcd a I run lead, \1111111 lo1'kri1 THE BELGRAVE RED CROSS
Knox limited Church, l,clgrave, oifi- SOCIETY IS HOLDING '1'11E112
eared, The attendat t, \vire \lies
1.110 a shot•( time like enough to \\ in.
''trtlt \'mill if 1larris1'!,, si•ter of the
111,1 in the third inning the Illy ill i`n`s (Annual Entertainment
bride ;III, I1';lttlr tii lilt and grit to \Il'lli1Ur11 for
I I \I r, Eloyvl \\';u \eick of c ac,,
hi ,thcr I,1. the groom!. The wevillg 11 hits and three walks, to score 8 run,. ',IN FORESTER'S HALL, $ELGIIAVL' ?
u:n,ii' w11+ played iiy' Miss Latera \•mill, 1 \Iilhttvtl \Vas relieved in the .Ith 111- on the welling Of '
11.;11I2,- by licit old speed merchant, Ton!- 1 •
:,ter of the hrilit. 1 ti
'1 hr hridc, ,iv,n in nlart•iag(, by het' I1:y .iariline, awl •I '1 nmty- held Itlylh t'' r iday, June 29th
father, was beccnlingly attired in a 111lt run, for the lvtit ii:idrr of the ;11 ~1,111 pan. I BOLOGNA, \VEINERS, SAUSAGE
l ilitot• (tit 111 gi wit of white shirr geot•- ''''t 11 \\bile Ili. \\'cslfi,l 1 l;nl, grad- i THE PLAY A GOOD SELEC'I'lON OF
)4,110, \\ill, thrid bodice, sweetheart
'I"illy closed 1111 ga;i, !itt ti Iii 'I'mn111')- 1 "HERE COMES CHARLIE" ! ti COOKED MEATS.
irt'I,I111C ,11111 ((lig, • 1u iii t ll ,Ire\'l',• 't hl' stilled ,111 tor' Ill.i111111 (tit 1111.111, ;111,1 v• :11 be presented civ Seal. rtli ',cultic,
1.1111 skirt bad inserts of Chentilla la.•,', Ittchtd seen s:"1.112 iniliil,ts, tieing re- itfttr \thick time trill he ,l;n'c11g and Ili McCallum
Iivtil by tilei, Cartel' nt tyi, :\\ ::;11. 1111)4(. The dt;o\iug twill he nladt for,
lopped 11'1111 a hcadil,g of sheer, llt•r the Nide Certificates.
Fngirtip veil \\;1, caught t\ith hrai'Ictl The tra11, are gradually t•om!dltt'i Refreshment Booth on the Grounds.
'Min rihL'„n and lily of the valley, She into shape, and beton the schrtlult i \(1utis,i, m 35,1. and _'tit;
carried a bouquet of (letter Time ro,c.:, ion: srntt real sn;ll'lit 11;111 1\111 It IILIy-
The hridr•nlaid's i(is1 a'as of whit,. ed, The Myth tianl \\ as changed
-True ftn'1' length \vil!1 yoke of l'hen_1,oni•tvli;tt for this cane, as the follow -
t111;1 1'11.1', 11'at itt t1t1t1"lb and long 111)4 i111e-I11i will ',how;
-,'drat sa•h caught in a large Inn\• She I \\•estfield-?I. \lel)o\tell, 11 1(111 311;
I c:u ricd 1'ali,n!an roses. A. Cook, ss; 1 Snell, If ; Tum 1 al•dine,
I'oll.'\ting Ow ceremony a wedding •ir,l and p; A. Smell, Cf; It• 'Taylor and
upper ads scut t' to :111.'111 I 'rty hill ('.u•tir,'h; 11• \lel)'\tell. 111; lior-
cilids, it,tluditig the bride'< grand -I don NIc1l,1\V(.11, i'f; (i. \Icl)ow ell, ,'.
rt;itlrr an 1 ! best,; from l)tlgrn•t, I Myth-Coran•, 111; .\tici:l•on, 'II; Fos-
Itl'n'tl,, lrtrgt:s, and \Vrixtter, 'Th(` I ter, cf ; Ti mnty, p; I)itherty, 31u: 1.:\1'',
putts •\\ ere received by the brick'.'(; \linnet•, 1ff; 'I'vlcman, ss: l'llillip,, ii;
n other dressed in a printed sill: jersey Carter, relitviit 'l'nnnev lit the 8th.
(1'•('a with corsage of yello\v roses and 1
LARD
BY THE SINGLE POUND
OR BRING YOUR OWN CROCK
15c PER LB.
OUR OWN
HOME SUGAR -CURED
Smoked Side bacon
45c PER LB.
Cnlpir:s, at the plate, Frill
Butcher. Phone 10, Blyth.
d -l- . .. ,•••. ti..,
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Seaforth, 15, Coilect.
DARLING and CO. of CANt'.D.1, LTD.
ha: I) t t \Clue('r put ;l
,,worn -Hut heating
1),:,,'nll'c'r probably vou prontia-',1
th.-A Cl \ttl'-l1l'.(:1.:\ Furll•
,i`. , , , 11f ;1 C, tale
(.1)11,,1i!i1n0e,1 lir Healing
!"nit. Uctter see your Clare
tlel .tt 1)n,e anti get your
or.l r in early. '('here are
stilt ricins shortages of men
unit nl.tteri,tl�.
sevete strain 00
S\'.ileifi. 1. a s t
yourself a
HECI
ZFVRNCE aateaom/to,►rti7
'*t11fns:,Wa1. 1.(4J11.wJ I4.1,116 7J iihOW,J1,11di Iain
British Food Ration
Is Reduced Again
1_,,:. 1. 1. Lle\tcllin, Minister of
announced that the bacon
ratio;. for Britons twill be reduced.
from. :,.u1' ounce, a necit to three
our.- -.
1!•' a:so said the domestic ra-
tion ' f oils and fats will be re -
#l, '• by one ounce, a \\Telt dur-
nu, tittr suinnier months, cutting
the .,king lit ration from two
n:... to one.
TI:e soap ration ie to be re -
&iced for the time being by one-
eiea.lt: , except f,11. babies and young
cit lir- u.
T:ie Food NI Mister also an-
nom- ,'cd a cut in the number of
points available for canned treat,
from 24 to 20 from the beginning
of the next ration period. He said
he l:r,;,ed to maintain the current
cit'. se raitnn of two Ounces a
1t^e
1'.e \Jini.,try explained that
GcrlJ.an prisoners' rations were
heinc pared in deference to the
general feeling of the public that
these captives \vert being overfed.
The cx;crt reduction applied to the
i ern)an4, however, is still being
work; d out,
•flee need for tighter food ration-
ing was traced to the fact that
the :iteration of Europe created
unexpectedly heavy demands on
the v nrid fools supply.
Swastika Unter Al1es
The Swastika still lies across
the plain highway of the Inver-
ness and Perth road at ICingussle,
It was laid there on V -E Day eo
that ;all traffic would pass over it.
-- Sunday Empire News (11ian-
chrcter).
DEMAND HIS TRIAL
Syrians have asked that French
Gen. Paul Beyttet above, be
tried as a war criminal for
alleged responsibility for recent
bloody fighting between the
French and Syrians. They also
branded Gen, Oliva Roget a
"war eritninal."
Last Patrol Flown
By Coastal Command
The R.A.F. Coastal Command
flew its last patrol of the war with
the abandonment of aerial escort
for Allied shipping in the Euro-
pean theatre of operations.
Since Sept. 8, 1039, the Coastal
Cournand has had at least ont
plane in the
tvIiere in its
ranged from
the Baltic to
altar,
GOOD SHOT
air every day some -
vast territory which
Iceland, Norway and
the Armes and Gib -
Smoke rises from damaged stern of 2,500 -ton Jap cargo ship after
Mitchell bomber scored direet hit. Vessel awaits second attack.
Ship is one of six enemy cargo and escort craft sunk or damaged
;n surprise attack off Shimshu Island.
FAMILY OFFERS HEARTFELT PRAYER
Mrs. J. C. Privett, Blytheville, Ark., and her eight children pray
hi the bedroom of their new home for Pvt. J. C, Privett, the
father, who lost his life in Luxembourg last January. The fam-
ily, left with slim funds and forced to live in a crowded four -
room house, moved into their two-story, 10 -room, $10,000 home
after an appeal for funds brought donations from civilians and
Arany men stationed throughout the world. a
IL411Y CIIIUIC5
Rol'iC X Li:utit)itNS $11.75, AUS-
tra Whites $12.51. Shipped ('.0,1).
anywhere by: Wlllowit ale ('h(e1c-
ery, Newt0nbrook, Ont.
REDUCED PRICES FOR
CHICKS
EARNED li01'ICS 12e, I,1:(;it(IItN
Pullets 22e, Burred Roel. Pullets
211e, 1 eghorns tare Barron strain,
Rocks are 0.133.S, Breeding, and
all breeders are blood -tested.
11, Cockerels (o sax weeks old
also Leghorn Pullets eight weeks
old, fully feathered and roosting.
Hybrid Broilers four weeks and
over. One dollar hooks your order
now, Johnson Hatchery, Fergus,
Ont.
YI:.11t AI''I'I:R YEAR — SUPPLY -
Mg the 0:1111e eustoulers with Top
Notch chicks Is proof of satis-
faction, At no time, in history
has tho poultrymen been Assured
01 greater. more steady Markets
than to -day. Prices of a few
breeds for ,luno anti July de-
livery. White Leghorn=. Barred
Rock(' X 1\'bite Leghorns. Audra
1Vhlles 9.15; Barred hocks, New
llanlpshirc's, Now 1Tanipshtre X
Barred Itucks 9.95; Assorted Light
and Medium breeds 8.45: Assort-
ed henvics 8.1)5. Pullets: 1\'hlle
Leghorn', Barred ltoelc X White
L0ghorus, Anstra Whites 19.45;
Barred Bucks, New Hampshire X
Barred Iloilo 18.95, New Hemp -
shires 17.95. Assorted 14ht find
Medium Breeds 17.95; Assorted
]Heavies 14.95. Cockir.'ts: \VIdte
Leghorns 1.50; Barred Rocks, New
1fampsllir' X Barred Rocks 10.05,
New Ilan1Pshires 9.95. Assorted
Heavies 9,95, \Vhlte Leghorn X
Barred Rocks 4.50. 2 week old
add 80, 3 week old add 11e, 4 \vent(
old add 160. Send for eotnplete
Price lis(, also 8 week old and
older free range pullets. 'Pop
Notch ('ll(ckettes, Guelph, (Int,
VICTORY CHICK SALE
FOR JUNE ANi) JUI.1' !3AiRRED
Rock Mixed 10c, Barred hock
Pullets 16e, White Leghorn mixed
9e, White Leghorn Pullets 20e,
White Rork Mixed 15c, Brown
Leghorn Pullets 24c. Goddard
Chick Hatrllerles Ltd., Britannia
Heights. Ont.
S'T.1itTED ('lll('1C BARGAINS, 2,
3, 4 week olds In tunny popular
pure breeds and hybrid crosses
1n non -sexed, pullets and Pocket. -
els. Immediate deliver('. Also day
01(10 and eight weelc old pullets
up to Laying. Free catalogue.
Tweddlo Chlelc Hatnceries Limit-
ed, Fergus, Ontario.
R.11511 (01ICIC5 AT LESS ('OST
now—anti have them ready for
profitable 1''111 markets, Green
pasture feed Is vital for growing
chicks --1'11(9 dowel on commerc-
ial feed. Here is a real opportun-
ity for big or small poultry rais-
ers to reap extra profits—extra
profits too by haying Tweddle
("hicks that are from Government
Approved hloodt0810(1 breeders.
]?e wise buy selentlflcally pro-
duced Tw0Qdle 'hicks — n name
familiar to poultrymen In Can-
ada for over 20 yenrs. Send for
411(1ticrd truly price list for day
old, two week old, three week
old and 4 week olds In all popu-
lar breeds. Also free range, pul-
lets right weeks of age and
older. 'ltwed,lle Chick IT tteherles
TInlitrd, Fergus, Ontario.
WI': t'.\N 101\1: J1JLY-All)1I'ST DE -
livery chicks, If ordered now.
Also Jule, limited quantity start-
ed. Ask fur list, Bray Il:ltchery,
130 John N., Hamilton, Ont,
2 9Vl:1:IC. 01.1) STAlt'1'141) ('i1ICK
bargains while they Inst for Im-
mediate delivery Barred Rocks,
New Iltrnpshire X 'Barred Rocha
nun -sexed 15.9.1, pullets 22.95,
cockerels 16.95. Mite Leghorn,
Barrett Reek X \V11110 Leghorns,
Utvire \1'hitos: Pullets 25.95, As-
sorted (0d 1lo: vies non -sexed 11.95,
.punct, 25.95, roclierels 15.95. As-
sorted Medium and Light Breeds:
Pullets 2:1,95. 3 week old odd 5c,
4 week old add 10r. Also day
old ('111'09 al rock 00(10111 prices,
Send for complete price Inst. Top
Xotch t'hi1•IcOries, Guelph, (Int.
1)V 141 N(. ANI) ELEANING
HAVE 1'Uu ANY'TIIINO 14ENDs
dyeing w cleaning? 1Vrtte to us
for hlformatlon. We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment 0. Parker's Dye 1Vorks
Limited. 791 Tonga Street, To•
rnnto
10,1103I 00.11'111\I'Jtl' 14011 SAI,N
THE NEW IMPROVED
HAY DIVIDER
CAN I.I. 1'I't"1'1':h 1'U SIS':1'l'll
boo rd or any mower. Will replace
help usually needed to fork hay
behind mower in heavy crops.
Also (0(0 time, as there is no
clogging e,1 knife u1' 11(1(10 gun rd.
011111antcrd satisfaction. 37.59
f.o.b. Bristol, Que. Sole Mfgr. and 1
distributor for Cnnndn 111111 U.8.
LOCAL SPARE '01911: AGi1NTS
\VAN1'1,11). A. ARIBIC, I1l1t''I'0L.
II IJ It1.
32.50 r,OOIIISON ST1:1':I, THRESH -
01% 1'1(0e(' 1)1tarl1uu(111s,
!dowel, grain elevator, hall beaO'-
iu is throughout, roller bearings
ort road (0110010, ready to go to
work. Also 18-36 Hart Parr U'ac-
I,tt in fir) curs shape, on steel.
P:.iw^u'd I:wart, Iloilon, 1) 11.
PE1111.9 MII,ICI?It5 ANI) 811P-
Pltc 1, 1•'. ihln tldsun, Juyceville,
Ont.
uT INTERN .\'010NAI, C091 -
Moe, Complete I'iek-up ole. 5
01'9 old, good c'u1111111(IL one
elima� powtr unit just rebored.
New pistons :11(1 ('Ings, 85 1t.P.
Ito) 11'hitw011, Binhrook, Ontario.
\1.\NSI:\' iLAltltt8 till SUI'EIt '1'1V1N
poser tractor on rubber, prac-
tically new, or 91udel C Case on
steel in .\1 condition, Alvit1 (;rucr,
(111)101 1 'It Station, Que.
1'O11 SAL1C
SAW9III,1. AND 13071 91ANIII'AC-
(tu•ing 1)11111, and quantity of
lumber for sale, plant manufac-
tured fish sholc9 Inst year; pow-
elcd h)' 2 steam engines, has
electricity; located on railway
-i(1ing,
village of Ilnlihurton.
colonial Tiux and Lumber Co.,
Box 32, llalihurton, Ont.
1 IIA\'E TEN GOOD FARMS FOR
sale, ranging in price from three
to twelve thousand dollars. For
particulars, apply Jas, Donohue,
Donohue Garage, Renfrew, Ont.
FOR SALE, SUCCESSFUL CREAM-
cry and dairy business In pro•
tires:deo Ottawa Valley 'gown,
owner retiring on account of ill -
health, price right, Icor further
particulars apply to Box 95, 72
Adelaide W., Toronto,
BUSiNHSS FOR SALE, FARM MA-
chinery, other articles and mach-
inery, largo lot and buildings
with high moving beam and
blocks for wrecking and loading.
Suitable tnachinery for repaiing.
Two minutes' walk to largo ('toren,
banks and postofftce. Particulars
given, W. E. Rutledge, Newmarket.
Ont.
Gltl?,\T !)ANE POPS F011 SAL1O.
Champion Bloodlines, excellent
brooding stork or show pros-
pects, Iden! pot and protector.
John Pearson, Lakeview P.O.,
Ont.
11E1;i5'I'I:RU:o SiiIJ:TLAND SHEEP
dog (miniature collie) pups for
sale. 1711 Montan(' Ave., Niagara
Falls, Ontario.
REMNANTS
15 '11O 20 I'ARISS, 1.1NEAi, MLAS-
ure $1.98, consists 314 lbs. un-
bleached cotton, cushion covers,
railc(lpe m10(011nl, flannelette,
woollens. 0'.0.1)., postage extra.
Refund if unsatisfactory. Publex
Sales, 377 Parliament, Toronto,
U11E51:i. ENGINES — COMPLi:TIO:
P1)80 Internntlonni 80 Horse-
power, 4 years old: 1)7700 Cnler-
pillnr 70 HI'; D4(100 Caterpillar
00 IIP, 2 years old; 111)14 Inter-
national 68 1]P; P1340 inter-
national 50 HP, Leventhal & Co.,
Machinery Dealers, Winnipeg.
FOIt SALE \'161SOT 13" BALL
1,0 ring grinder dlreet driven
301 H,]', tnotor first 011399 eon(11•
tion. Apply .1. A. Eager, Kenlpt-
vilie, Ont.
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt: delta, pill.
lays, brushes, Allen Electric Com•
pony Lid., 2320 Dufferin St.. To-
ronto.
GAINING WEIGHT?
SLENDEX TEA
aids you retain Slender Figure,
turns your food into energy Instead
of fat,
GUARANTEED HARMLESS
►
*composed pleasant herbs, no exer-
cises or drastic. diet.
91,0101's Homily 31.00 pot:timid
Dominion Herb Distributors
1.123 S1. 1,alxrence 111rd., Montreal
1'AIIMc 11111 SALE
50-A('IlE FARM, iN 111111014
county, hank barn, pig pen,
('11110'11 house, imtplement shed,
7 -roomed emote house. For fur-
ther information write !lox 20,
Langstaff, Ont,
72 ACRES, TL11,1" 9111,11 OFF HIG11-
way 28, 0 miles north Port ]lope,
Basement barn, frame house. 10
acres bush, stream. M. Harper,
(1.11. 4, ('ob011rg.
FARM 9'011 5.11.1;-193 A('R1:5 I
mile west of ICitcheuer Iltnits on
ICilrhener-Stratford h 1 g w 1) y,
Charles iV. Moser, It.lt, 4, 1CRc11-
eler, Ont.
HAIRDRESSING
L E A 11 N iHAIIR:MIIIISSING '('ills
Bober son method. informnlion
on request (egnrd(ng classes.
itubertson's Ilnildresstng Acnd•
en(y, 137 Avenue !toad, Toronto
You Will Enjoy Staying At
The ST. REGIS HOTEL
V1111l►N'1'O
• Every Ituntn cvlth Huth, Show.
et and telephone,
• single, 65.511 ap—
Iluubie, 6:1.60 up.
• Good Food, Dining end Ikone'
Ing Nightly
Sherbourne al Carlton
Tel RA 4133
ofInsect
STOPITCOH artRaslt
(nick! Stell lttldng et ul,e( l bites, heat 01)11,
rru•uut, hives, piatplrt, 0,alr;,swMrti,:cthletes
toot old other exteunlly c9 0(1 91.111 1roul.l'i.
I;tr (11040-:u't(llg, 0oolhtng, tnniselttic• 0 D. D.
PRESCRIPTION. (,ma,e1e04, 8( 01)1c>; 11.11
Napa 1) your nua'v 1.11 1:. fond dnlgriit
olo,0a D.D. D, PRESCRIPTION.
J
' Nerers a SENSIBLE way
x to relieve MONTHLY
EMALE PMN
Lydia i.. Pinkham's\'egctnbl'Compound
not on y helps relieve periodic pain but
ALSO accompanying nervous, tired,
higlls1rung feelings—when clue to func-
tional monthly disturbances. It's one of
the most effective medicines for this put' -
pose. Pmlthatn'sCompound helps ordure!
Follow 1)1(01 directions.Try it!
VEGETABLE
Alija6 (/-On Jta4 t4 COMI'OUNO
11101I(' 11,
STOMACH ANO '!'11111'11) 11'0)10\15
often are the cause of III -health
In humans, 1111 ages. No one int•
mtn101 1Vhy not find out if (his
Is your trouble? Interesting par•
Oculars—Free! Write 911(1(eney's
Remedies, Specialists, 'Toronto 3.
e1' of Rheuntn)I' 1',11(1) 11' Ncu(.•
1114 should it)' 111\11'+ itentt•11y,
Jlunru's Drug Store, 335 1':1011,
('11111!, Postpaid 81.00.
BAP Sih:1 KA FOOT 11411,2(1 D1:-
slroys offensive odor instantly.
45c bottle, Oltnwn agent, I)euman
Drug Store, Ottawa,
lll(;IIi\' 101'o('O\1\ll•:NitEll —l':1'1:1'V
sufferer of IthemnallI i'nins or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy. bfunro's Drug' S1 ore,. :1:15
Elgin, Ottawa, Postpaid $1.00,
CHIROPRACTOR
Ii. 9. SIMONSON, CI(1P,01'i;ACT(IR,
23 Moor Street East, Toronto.
Hours 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. sato! tltys
9 tt.tn, to 1 p,nl.
0l'PO)1TTINiTt1( \•Olt 'WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCiiOOL
Great Opportunity, Learn
HHairdressingg
Pleasant diknlfied profession, gond
wages, thousands successful Marvel
graduates, Atnerien's greatest sys-
tem. Illustrated catalogue free.
Write nr call
\iARVEL i1AIRDRESSING
SCHOOLS
358 BLOOR \V„ TORONTO
Brooches: 44 ]Ging St. Hnmliton
& 74 Rideau Street, Ottawa.
IIUSiCAL iNS'I'HUIIiCNTS
FILED A, BODDINGTON 13UYB,
sella, exchanges musical instru-
ments, 111 Church, 'Toronto 2.
I'ATIIN'I'S
FETIIERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY
Patent Solicitors. Established
1890; 14 King \Vest, Toronto.
Booklet of Information on re-
quest.
PROPERTIES VAN'PED TO BUY
W11 RAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR
chicken farms, market gardens.
town or village houses 1n all
parts of tho Province. Send full
particulars In confidence at once
--we, make no charge unless we,
erll. I'owell rind Company, 5 St.
Clair East, Toronto,
PHOTOGRAPHY
"YOUR WORK IS
WONDERFUL"
CUSTOMER SAYS
", and the prompt manner 1n
which you return work Is greatly
appl•cciated."
Any Size Roll -6 or 8 Exposures
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 26c
Don't rislc losing pictures. Send
your filo) rolls to
CANADA'S LARGEST AND
• FINEST STUDIO
Get Letter Pictures at Lower Cost.
Prompt malt service.
SPECIAL ALBUM OFFER
New Style Album IVilh Prints
sizes 16-20-127 if 29c
(4c extra) Is sent with film roll
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FRAMING ANI) COLORING
Enlargements 4 x 0" in beautiful
easel mounts, 8 for 25e. Premed,
on Ivory tinted mals, 7 x 0", In
Gold, Silver, Circassian Walnut or
Black Ebony finish fames, 59c each.
If enlargement colored, 79e each.
OLD PICTURES RESTORED
We can restore any old photograph
or snapshot . . and make any
number of prints or enlargements
desired, Tho process requires the
work of skilled artists, but the
C001. 15 reasonable. Send us your
picture and tell us what you want
clone and wot will tell you the cost
before doing the work.
STAR SNAPSHOT SERVICE
Box 129, Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Name and Address Plainly on
Orders.
TIME TESTED QUALITY
SERVICE and SATISFACTION
Your riltne properly devetopcd and
printed
6 010 I1 EXPOSURE RULES 25c
REPRINTS 8 for 25c
FINEST I0NLARI1181; 114119'ICE
You may not get all the films you
want this year, but you can get all
the quality and service you desire
Ivy sending your (time to
IMI'6IIt1Al P110111 v1:It%l('It
Station J, Toronto
Queen Mother Back
In London Home
Queen NI ,try rei10ned Irit'o+iy
1) her I.ttndon Inc tt tllarllr t •
rough Itch(;' after it,' 41y six 9•c(ri'
reridl'l( ' It lladnlina,l ul, Woo: ti•
lir.
\ ,11111 cro(( 1 , livered 1',
( Jnrr;t \.1„tl1; r 1, .'!11' t; ri0e.1 I1,,
car, ,111 I ,he o at e 1 t \111110 •d
h;unl in .111,uc v i, d::1,41'1 ,1, til •. v
(;moot, tenni', 'tic coital 111114.
t!uecli, 11,,, 11448 lit is ; :1
the II„tut .11 her It,", r, l!u' 11,,
e„ ,0 11» 00'111, ,I'., e :swot.vn'
1.13(1,
THE BEST 'j rAlf
TMA'; ILL FLIES
—a 10e package of WILSON'S FLY PAC;
will Lill more du) lhau `:5A() wrrth of a^
outer fly killer! The (11 4(1uahle way t t-
65yenro. Use WILSON'S FLY PADS I'1 ,1
'I'17.1('llE11S 1'. A1'I•l:1)
Ith:h)I)1'1" 1' 1:111,1 I R1'. '11111 lei t
f'L1 '1'1' i, llrl:, ,th.•ll: rock 1),l',•
In 1M,• tir11u01. 1', u• .pal 1:t4 -1
li 11 1) coat •V. 'r., 1:11 )' 01.. 1
n c'1r, 51.51,11 I'BI:I'I'I;(;,.
Ituuul Boors tit „I, • 1 to L
10141x,•, S:,In1'y 1'l,::+t„ n )4.'11- A 1 •
dle.,n Jtp1)1(4:II1111, 1,. I:. U. 1111:11.'.
1'07"r, I'I:I)I)I'1"I, 111,1.
\\'ANTI:II — '1'11.0 11 1. .5 1.1 1'' 1 1. 1)
1,':1, h, 1, rm. 91.1>,o 'I'ott11-,,.0
511111 910:1. Itu1,ul1-I I;1 1111)
count 1, No. 2 71,. \111111'0 01.:'1
and No. 5 Hal 11', (;loll ne••1
1'11 1111•,1 (('10(114, 'rr110. 1111:,-16,
riot, t tilt s'tl:u'$ •1,1511.
onali1oatI„n. A. 91, I;:UM>holtote,
11,•: Mon, Old.
Ti'::11'111:1; \1'.\N'I'I:I1 1''O1; 14,5, 7, 1.
4, (('(4 •11(1) 111 u,1 )\then. 1,:rn ,
colo ('oonit'. Slilicenc,llcricne(',
art anti p010 0 t,utnhrr In ,It'
99', lit:tettat, Seetet ity. 11,1 Spun1,:J.
Ual,
1:it:1NT l' 1 ; f. 01II,1'S SOl''I'll 11.'
Brut( lord. Espct 1, +e cd tom.
Proi,,,I:tnt. IaA1'h, t. S.S. ,1(, 1,
111 t11trord 'i'1P. 14,I m9 $I,511.e1
;;tate '(l)0llflcoliolr., aLn firm.,.
11,1),•1 tor. Person 11 appltrati,m
prrf.•111,1 If p„-.Ibic. Ihmd'n
KelInin, Ser -'I't e t .. 10.0. No, ”,
Brantford, (MI.
10)1059:1' -- '1'I:A1'lll:tl \VAN'I'l:t)
(Protestant. preferred) to leach
grade 6 (u ln, inclusive (senior
room), and net :1s principal of It.
2-t volll s,'ho,$I Iyl(p11 l,llQtlti t'4 t(}}•11�'•
veal„111t., icrin r11111ue11elilg ;ten-
tunlher, 1915, snlnry $1.3110. Apply,
:101408 quallfiealions, In (Myst,
Phyllis c lavti u, Dorset, Ont.
Ii'(1103' CLASS 'i'l4,5('111:1t WANT•
ed for 14.5. No. 12 1'11zroy, 1)IUiea
to commence Sep(,tember 4, 1941.
Apply slating sitlaiy nhd exper•
1011,0 to C. it. ('ampbcil, Seey
treasurer, Fitzroy 1larbour, Ont.
IC19N'P CO. Ti':A('l11:It WAN'rlan
for 5.5. No. 15, Dover Twsp, Snl•
ors' $1100.00. Apply et0ting (mall•
(tractions and salary expected to
Adelard 'I'etreaull, P. IT. No. 2,
Itoor line, Ont.
111:11'' WA'('1'1:11
STRONG, ABLE WOMEN 101)1.
general housework, 360 - $90
month, bed, hoard. Curls, young
women for summer resort, pay
according ago ability, Married
couple, man, toy, gnrde.n farm.
Mfrs. Boyd, Cnrlabad Springs, Out
No est:IC1':EI0411 1'010 P1107103 -
tont, motherless haute In country.
All rin00nlet1008. 'lawn 0011001 ago
(1hildren. Box 37, 73 Adelaide W.,
Toronto,
A(JTOSI)Tt11,91 111111( i'r:ItS A N D
Painters, experienced on !('pole
work, highest rate of pay, 48 hour
week, hest worlcing eonditlotts.
Apply nearest Selective Servlca
Office. ('It 2925.
EXPERIENCE!) 91AN TO 111d1.P
on 100 neve kronor farm. Dlliking
mnrhine, Teamster preferred
Will pay 385.00 per month. Bolton
1170. Harold Tomlinson, Nashville,
Ontario.
WANTED SiNGI,i1 MAN FOR. GEN-
ernl farm work, Steady job (00
right 111/11. No milking, Reef
enl(to. Apply l'ntterdnle Farm,
Woodbridge, R.R. 3. Phone 46 11 4.
11'AN'I'ED
TWENTY -1'l VE 7'O ()N10 I(1JN•
tired (wren MOM two hundred
ropes Toronto. Must be situated
on Enke nr River• Buildings int•
material. Box 31, 7:1 Adelaide \V..
Toronto.
1101151:KP:1:1'1911 WANTED ON
Farm 2 miles from 'I'Ilisnnburg,
All city conveniences. 2 children.
2 [dolts. (fond wages. J. A. I\tc•
Cabe, Tillsonburg, Ont.,
SARNIA GENERAL
HOSPITAL SCHOOL
FOR NURSES:
APPI.1('.\'\'IONS N0\\' BEING CON-
sldered, 110m of admission Sep•
tember 41h, 1915. 1 010ntlonnl re- -
qulremcnts Junior 91: trlrulnlion.
Itentu00ra ion lifter prellminnry
terns, 310.00 to 312.00 per month.
BUC'ICWHEAT WANTED. 1,197 ('41
know what you have. hest prices
paid. Fnlrbank Feed Cornpamy,
Ltd., 2335 1)urrerin St.. 'Toronto.
WANTED 'I'O Yllltf'l1:1Sh: 1't'i..
lets, rill breeds from 8 weeks up
to laying'. Good prices paid. APnII,
to Roc 34, 73 Adelaide 1V., 7b.
ronin.
WE BUY
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ISSUE 211-1946
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Few people escape the discomfort mud
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CHAPTER VII
They went into the roost where
a Id1011 while ago all had beet' so
gay, so bright, so merry. It scented
empty now, haunted by shadows,
b' some ',Mister presence. The
black reticule still lay on the dress-
er where madame had left it. Ito-
•
sine, by standing on tiptoe, could
move it a little and straighten the
picture. The light was dimmer
now. But there in its bright metal
frame was the handsome smiling
face, its (:yes fixed upon them.
Pol Martin gazed at it and slow -
1y his lips parted. Ilis fingers
tightened on hers. He stared long.
He could not seem to tear his eyes
from that thin, smiling face.
"Toll Tell mc, Pol." Rosine's
voice was urgent.
"Yes — yes!" he whispered. "I
would knowhint anywhere. I could
never forget. It was thus he smiled
the day he ran from Bon llontme'a
cottage. Ile ware the uniform of
one of the Luftwaffe then. But it
Is he."
*
"Yea. 1 knew. 1 taw it before
the party started. 1 could not eat
k, thinking of it. I could feel him
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Pattern 4700 comes in Teen Age
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takes 2/ yards 30 -inch material.
Send twenty cents (20c) in coins
(stamps cannot he ncceptcd) for
this pattern to Room 921, 73 Ade-
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plainly size, name, neldress, style
number.
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We carry n Inrge variety
::f the finest human
hair goods, speclaltzing
in made-to-order goods,
gents' wigs and tou-
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A MOSQUITO
lays eggs in
stagnant water
to hatch into
a swarm of dis-
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Fly-Tox, sold
everywhere, in-
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this menace. Get
a large bottle
today.
ISSUE 20-1948
smiling there behind ate. But what
could his picture he doing herr ?
1\'hn can lit' br ?"
"I do not know. \Ve shall ask
Corinne or 1;rsner, \\re shall not
speak."
"No, we must not .:peak. These
are good people, all of thein. They
do not know that the (Icy it ie
amongst theta."
"But Roper promised to kill this
one --- and Roger is strong. He
wears a cross the King gave him
for being bray( l -es, Roger VV ill
kill this one surely."
And they stole away, out of that
loom, away froth the picture of
Alichcl Fabrc that smiled at them
in the twilight.
1 t was the day following the
coating of the little English eVa-
cutcs who were to find a houhe at
Philihcrt, Al cridcl knocked at nta-
dante's door to show the old lady
a letter Rudolph had received from
the bureau in charge of the little
guests. Atcrid(1 entered when ma -
dame's rich voice called "Fn1rez1"
from the inter room.
"1 shall be not in a minute -- ah,
it is you, 31eridel." The door to'
ler bedroom was open. "Make
yourself comfortable, child."
* •
Al cridcl did not hear, The mein
became space and the moment
eternity. Rapt, heart still, she stare(i
at the picture of 31ichel Fabrc and
slowly walked toward it as if
drawn to it by sum ?nighty, invi-
sible threat, She had forgotten
everything in the wonder of find-
ing hint again. She reached out and
touched the photograpl.. She pick-
ed it up and looked at it, studying
every lineament of the fine young
face, realizing (low true, how mi-
nutely perfect, had been her mind's
image — the thick brows, the cleft
chin, the .strong wide mouth, the
broad forehead and aquiline nose.
ewer.
Madame had been standing be-
tide her for moments, watching
her, the glad look in her eyes, the
way her young breast rose and fell.
And madame was old and wise at
the world and she had known love
and thug recognized instantly what
she saw in Alcridel's face,
"1-1 am sorry. madame, I for-
got myself. This than—may I ask
—who is he?"
"An insolent, defiant, ungrateful
young scamp," said madame, smil-
ing fondly at the picture. "IIe is
Roger's brother my nephew, Mi-
chel Fabrc, We call hint Alike."
"Rogrr's brother— Afichel—"
"1)o you know kiln, Princess?"
Al cridcl nodded. Slowly she put
the picture 'lack in its place. "I
met hits once in Gratzen, shortly
before the war broke out."
"And lie made lave to you, 1'11
wager."
* * •
Aleridcl looked g1.vely 11110 the
bright black eyes, and for a mo-
ment did not speak. Then she said,
"Not—not as (111 expects love to
he made—'
Madame chuckled. "Ah, 1 know.
It was in the way he looked at you,
in the tvaV' he said things more than
in what he said; in the way he held
that proud red head of his and the
Ivey his eyes. danced. Is it not so?"
Kgs ---yes, it is so"
"'('hat was 31 idol."
"1 !id he—nlahe love to many?"
"1 thing not. But manly loved
(tint. Ile didn't rare, Ile always
\emit 11 to he free free of his teach-
ers, of those who w.ruld interfere
with his life --t es. even of me. See
here—what he \rote an the hack
of this picture."
Aladame AI hid took the photo
from its franc and showed the
boldly scrambled lines to 3leridel,
who shaped the words with her
lips—
"A better friend thin love have
they
For none to mar or mend,
That have themselves to
friend."
"I don't knee that any love could
hold hint," continued madame,
"\\•haat was he doing alien you saw
hint:"
(To B( Contiuucd)
MOTHER'S LETTER READ AT GRAVE
In La Cambe cemetery, France, where many of those killed in the
Normandy invasion are hurled, Madame Blanche Chapelle, left,
and her daughter, Helene, kneel at the grave of James Simonian of
New York State while the girl reads a letter from the soldier's
mothere, The mother asked Helene to read it over the grave. The
soldier was killed in D -Day fighting.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. May the bride groom nail
some of the weddi:' ; invitations
to his intimate circle of friends?
2. Is it considered good manners
to crook the little finger when
lifting a glass or le coffee cup?
8. \Vhiclt one should enter first
when s anther and daughter are
entering an automobile?
4. 1\' hat should one do when in
a group of persons, either sitting
or standing, and it is necessary to
turn one's back t(ne anis limolier
person:
L. Is it in goo,' form to la) too
or three spoon:: crosswise above
each dinner plate?
6. 1s it all right for a wum;,n to
present a letter of introduction
personally:
ANSWERS
1. No; all the invitations should
bo mailed from the bride's honu'.
The bride's fiance should of
course furnish a list of his rela-
tives and friends to whom he
wishes invitation sent. 2. This is
merely affectation. 8, The mother.
4. Apologize, always. t, No; this
ryas 411 old custom, but is out-of-
date. 0. No; a nom has this psi' il-
eye, but not a woman.
Churchill Opens
Election Campaign
Prime Minister Fires First Shot
On Village Green
I walked to the end 01 the road
where I live, strolled over to our
village green, passed under a row
of . chestnut trees which are the
chief foundation of our local pride,
and saw in front of the \Vorking
Men's Club, a small crowd of a
couple of hundred people, includ-
ing a large number of children un-
der 10, surrounding a tiny motor-
car from which an elderly gentle-
man was staking a speech, writes
Harold Hobson in '1'hc' Christian
Science Monitor.
Coining closer I observed that
this Pickwickian gentleman was
Prince Minister \Kinston Churchill
engaged in opening the Conserva-
tive Party's electoral campaign in
what has been described as the
most important election in British
history.
If this description is true, :nobo-
dy would have guessed it from the
casual, informal appearance of Mr.
Churchill at Woodford.
No Pageantry
Ann 111 i s who are daz?led by
the pageantry of state openings of
Parliament and state visits of the
King and Queen would have been
astonished, ate the total lack of
ceremony' attending the Prime Mi-
nister's first shot in the election
battle.
There nest 110 (Lips, no parades
as in Nazi Germany, no special
presidential train res in America;
only 11 stoutish gentleman holding
in his IialId a high -crowned hat
that would have struck the inhabit-
ants of the Ark as old-fashioned,
addressing a few halting words, in
a gentle shower of rain, to an
audience of housewives out on a
morning of shopping
This, of course, doe sn't (mean
any sant of enthusiasm for Mr.
Churchill --- it is Int rely tltc inex-
plicable Finnish way of doing
thing,.
How Can i ?
By Anne Ashley
Q. flow an 1 prevent the crack-
ing of enanu led sal1f1itns.'
A, i'lace new enameled sauce-
pans in a vessel of warn' water,
allow it to conte to a boil, dram
cool, and they will last 11111111 long-
er than ordinarily helot either
cracking or burning.
Q. flow can I polish gilt frames?
A. Al is and beat the whites of
three eggs with one-third this
quantity Iby' weight) of javelle
water. Paint the gilt franks with
this solution.
Q. How can
from the hands and keep them in
good condition?
A. Instead of using soap on the
hands, use a small cup of paste,
composed of vinegar and corn-
meal.
Q. (low can I keep paint brush-
es in good condition?
A. A used paint brush should be
washed in turpentine or gasoline,
followed by a soap auul water, pre-
ferably naptha soap. hitise in clear
water and press the bristles into
shape.
Q. 'low can 1 remove rust spots
from nickel plate?
A. ('over the mist spots with oil
or grease and let it remain for two
or titre(' days, and then rub tho-
roughly with ammonia, and polish.
1 it move stains
Though ultra -violet light doe's
not puilure the fens:diem of light,
it can produce blindness.
Grapefruit Souffle Pie
:; t.Lc>peor1sbutte r or margarine I Lilli pool) grated orange rind
;t tablespoons flour 1 cup grapefruit scctione
;• teaspoon salt 1..1 cul grapefruit juice
+.j clip mill: I i cup sugar
2 eggs, separated!; teaspoon Vanilla
Prepare pastry she 11; prick lightly w ith a fork. Bake in hot (Ven
1l tl F) s to 10 minutes to set crust.
Melt butter over low heart; add flour and salt and stir until smooth.
Add milk slowly, stirring constantly; cook until thick. Cool slightly.
Pleat egg yolks until thick and lemon colored; slowly add conked
mixture. Add orange rind, grapefruit suctions and juice, sugar and
flavoring. hold in stiffly beaten egg whites. ('our into pastry shell
and hake in slow oven G;00` h i clout 1 hoer.
\'ield: One t' -inch pie.
All -Bran Pastry Shell
2 1a111e.sponns A11 -Bran
14 teaspoon salt
1.'t cup sifted flour ?4 (snp shortening
2 tablcspcins cold water (more or less)
Crush All -Bran into fine crumbs; mix with flour and salt. Cut in
shortcning. Add water. a little at a time, until dough is moist enough
to hold together. Roll out 00 lightly floured hoard to about one-eighth
inch in thickness, Fit into pie pan; thrim edges.
Quality You'll Enjoy
D
TEA
CHRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
We have been seeing the 11orld1
We have been on two trips since
I wrote last Week. One was a visit-
ing and business trip ----mostly busi-
ness --the otfur was a sight-seeing
occasion. Partner and I ss 1111 to
Guelph last Friday and that busy
little city was about as busy as we
ever 8466 it. \V he we Visited
with friends just above the College
we discovrrcd the reason --and 1
suppose vie should have known it
all along. It was sonic kind of
'Farmer's 1)13' at the Coll( gc and
it appeared as if otos' of the far-
mer; and the ir families for miles
around had mob ed ju and take n
over the College lock, stuck and
barrel. lint we didn't Fro in. At
the time we went by it was nearly
five o'clock and at five e'rluck a
farmer's failing is to tutu reluc-
tantly to thoughts of home --to
cows that need milking and to
poultry that wants Reding. So
we had an rat -and -nil cup of tea
with our friends and after admiring
their chickens and garde ns, and
what we coud see of the ir crops,
we made tracks for home, our faith-
ful old Lizzie chugging along, con-
tentedly parting because we Were
on a down -grade neatly :Ill the
way ham(.
Over the week -cad 1)anyllter
and friend Bert VVere here and it
was they who took us 00 a sig,ht-
sceng trip. For a long time Par-
tner had leen s,anling to sec again
the Shad Ilam at Fergus. So
that's where we went. But we
found it had been re-nanni d 'in( e
we 5raVe it lo iurc.t Duty it is
'the Grand River 1)an1' which
semis quit, appropriate since it is
the Grund r which it controls.
By any name it is a marvellous
piece of cneineeiing and we 1' worth
taking a1 little time and to silde to
see•,
i'ersoually i shall have 11 a1son to
rununibur oar visit to 1111 Grand
River Dann for several drys. Pott
see after lonl(ing at everything
from the 1( e s 1 of tli' lridj e we
naturally wanted to size things up
from he leo\. But going all the
way around looked like a long way
to walk so we tried taking a 'short
cut' down the shale rock ( inhank-
nhent. It was a short cut in dis-
tenct but ve rtainly not in time.
Believe hie, it was smite feat. i de-
clare that that bank gut steeper
and longer with every step \se took
and the footing was particularly
treacherous. \Ye finally made it,
of course, hot today 1 am so stiff
it nay joint. it is 'rally- painful
t(U 1)1011.
Front 1 (rgn; we went on to the
Rocks at ':lura. For Partner and
1, it was a case of 'Elora lc -
visited". I.t('n at that we found
several little walks and look -outs
that we had missed before, parti-
cularly that of an island rock which
stands in the middle of a water-
fall. It Ovals 1)aughter's first visit
ihow•ever, and, knowing her wander-
ing propensities—which Slit' pro-
1,ably inherits from her. mother -1
don't suppose. there w", very 1111'(11
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
• • • •
that the ntisi,ed. 11't had our :II rich
with us and because. it lies!: r to
rain the car \Vas oar picnic pn,':nd,
which didn't seem to make all. dif-
ference to the ( went 11:1,1 e;,se
with which our lunch w: - dis-
patches'.
Conning honk 1.y 65 a1) of \. , 7
11iphway and Il(n across ass's
vv finished um journey Ly Vi -it -
in,' a young mother and her Sos. e -
weeks old baby. :'Aurally for
quite a little while the V, owe:-
indulged
we: -indulged in baby worship -:.mile
the men sat around outside
cussing crop,, w Allier lend 1 ns,
mill( co 61 s and other nontda::s af-
fairs dear to tu,t'cnline heart- and
(tom whish we wo nen full: :wile -
fit --but I night add to wl:ic'., vie
also contribute our share of ..ork
and Very.
Fiery Calling Cards
Dropped On Japan
'I he Chemical ical \\'arfare c to. icc
discloe• 1 not long apo that ;zoos:"...
fee
•1'cr-
foe tresses are dropping at :east
four types of i11( 11 diary bol:.' - oft
Japan and that research i- tomer
wily to develop more fiery c,llinig
card.
Two of the bombs, ;Treed f';ol-
ing synthetic lava formed tv iel-
lied gasoline, powdered irshim, liquid liquid asphalt a,i.d ot! :' in-
gredients.
(Inc is the 31-7e; car "(;.,,e,"
bomb, a too -pounder, which s;,it-
tcrs (:Iva it.to corners 1(11(1 thcr
out-of•the-way- places. The other
is the tclllllill(d 31 -74, c ;i::' oed
with 11 mecllnni<m that t; r iwvs
gobs of horning lava for di o :ores
of toen1V-five yards,
The two other iVpt s of 1o albs
are the too -pound At -d; aril the
six -pound NI -WI elft ter. 'i l e 3f-
.1 , packed with jcllir(1 gas.:iiee in
a thin wall, is capable of scattt: , in.g
clunks of fire for distances of f.,rty
yau'd,. The Al -119 is made tr of
bond. cli"ters scatterul by a tinge
fuse releasing a show(? of fire
sticks.
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All Beautifully Furnished
With Running Water.
Rates:
$1.50 cep
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"TUE E 1101111E BAKERY"
II. T. VODDEN.
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Roast Beef on Sundays.
THE SUNDAY ROAST - week-
ends in the country - the old
family jalopy - these things mean
a pleasant way of life. These are
some of the things every man
overseas has been fighting for,
They won't be his, unless all of
us make sure, when our fighting
man comes back, his dollar will
be worth a dollar.
To protect his dollar, we must
realize NOW the dangers of care-
less, unnecessary buying. We must
buy only what we need - never
buy two where one will do! We
must not evade rationing or price
control, or deal in black markets.
If we break the rules, our country
-the country he fought for -
will start on that uncontrollable
rocketing of prices known as
inflation!
P::ces will rise. As prices go
up, wages try to tag along., . and
never quirte catch up. The value of
money goes down. Soon your
dollar will buy -perhaps only 30c
worth of goods! And there is no
limit to its drop -look at Greece
today! The nation is plunged in
poverty and depression.
So. let's all make sure our
soldier's dollar -- when he gets
back --will buy a dollar's worth of
goods! We can't give hack to
him his lost years or his lost
youth. But, if zee keep up the
fight against inflation, he can look
forward to pleasant, satisfying
living .. , the Canadian way of life.
Published by THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) to reveal the dangers of inflation.
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Make this Pledge Today!
I pledge myself to do my part
in fighting inflation:
•By observing rationing and avoiding
black 111 leets in any shape or
form.
By respecting pr:ce controls and other
anti•inIlliion measures, and re-
training from careless and unnt.ccs
nary buying. I will not buy two
where one wi11 do, nor will 1 buy
a "new" where an "old" will do.
By buying Victory Bonds and War
Savings Stomps, supporting tax-
ation, and abiding
by all such measures
which vwi11 lower the
cost of living and
Whelp keep pi ices uta
normal l;•vcl.
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\Vednesdao., June 27, 1915, .
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SICK ROOM SUPPLIES
BELOW ARE LIS'T'ED A FEW OF 'I'IIL•' SUPPLIES
NEEDED FOR 'l'IIE SiCK ROOM: -
LYSOL, CLINICAL THERMOMETER, ICE BAGS,
HOT WATER BOTTLE, BED PAN) A'T'OMIZERS,
DOUCHE CAN AND FI'T'TINGS, DEODORIZERS,
CLEANSING TISSUES, DISINFECTAN'T'S,
DOUCHE CANS, RUBPER 'TUBINGS,
R. D. PHILP, Phm. B.
DRUGS, SUNDRIES, WALLI'AI'l;R-PIIONE 20,
Living -Room Furniture
We are offering many New llesigns in ('he;tter-
field Suites, Studio Lounges, Soft! lle(1s, Auld Occas-
ional Chairs, upholstered in tllc latest fabrics at
1)01)lllar prices.
Tri -light lamps, End Tal)ies, Magazine Backs;
Coffce '1'ahles, ...nd other odd Living -Room Pieces,
hell) to . lake foto' Hoole i1Tu1'e Comfortable
and Enjoyable.
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. values We are offering.
J. S. ` helle
name Furnisher - Phones 7 and 8 - Funeral Director.
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BLYTII --- ONTARIO.
EXCELLEN1 FOOD. GOOD SERVICE.
Meals at All Hours.
FRANK GONG mit Proprietor
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Edith Creighton's Decorator's Shop
PHONE 158. BLYTll, ONTARIO.
PERSONAL INTEREST
\l aster Gerald and \liss Loi, .\ug-
ustinc spent a c,4uplc of day, with \I r.
and \Irs. George Cowan.
'Fr. hill Cowan silent the week -end
in London a1.(1 Ilens;lll,
\Irs. \\'. J.:\rmstrong, of Sault tile.
\lal'ic, who spent last week with her
sister, \Irs• James Gibson, spent a few
t';1vs in London tihc MIS :tcc1)1nl1;1111 I
to Cordon by NM. and \Irs. (;ih.'!1..
Mrs. Gordon Augustine spent a few
days i1. Toronto last week, returning
!Anne on Saturday with \Ir..-\ugustine.
\1r, James Newcombe of Newark,
N.J., is visiting hi, brother, \Ir. hoht.
Yaw:011 hc, and \It's. Newcombe, also
1-thcr relatives and friends.
\Iis Nata'ic Mentions left on \Ved-
nc,d:ty for her home in Ottawa.
'i'he Myth Tot nip Plaut have receiv-
r.1 ackno\\dedgenient:; of thank, from
tllc following local Incn overseas, for
cigarette, received from the employees
:Intl nl:ulal;eul:'t1t : Howard 'I':lit, Jamie
54115, 1 •. lil•:1r1111t,t'r, Gorden ('t';lit:,
\liss .,iargaret Cowan of ltrandol,.
411,, is spcn(li11g a month's holiday
;1; the 1?,t,t. \i itis covin visited her `'''i1 other friei ds in L'1\t11. 11rs. \\'at -
brother; \ir. \\* alter Cowan and fain- 111 cntcrl.rinet' a number of ladies to
of Detroit, awl is 110\' Visiting her a Fringe party 111 honour of :. _ Cosv-
cuusins, \Ir. aid Mrs. \V. N. \Valsot, roll on 'I'nesda\' evening.
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dippers
ARE INEXPENSIVE
LUXURIOUSLY DESIGNED
LAS'T'INGLY BEAUTIFUL
plums ARE RIGHT
ALSO
1pAINTS AND
ENAMELS OF QUALITY
RIDSMEL to St -p Pa'nt Sorel
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
F. C. PREST
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Phone 37.26, LOIIDESBORO
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