The Blyth Standard, 1945-09-26, Page 1VOLUME 56 -NO. 05.
LYTH
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III4Y'1'II, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1915. Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
Clinton News -Record ' Local Horses Do Well At ;Mrs. 111ctcall' honoured 1lir. And Mrs. Robert'I'urvey
Changes Ilands Kincardine Races (1n ler S9th birthday I ',Hove To Blyth
ph :1,111T tf1i, 1ee1: in 11.1.1 -
George Edward Hall, I'rotn•ielor and
Publisher F1.r The Past 29 Years
Diep:les Of Business
Thy performance o1 t\\t, local Irlrit.-
Intr.(•,, ' 111" 1 , rt ;It the race, In !11 iu
I\III''arthiie las' I ri'!,I\. ill ton' ecii.in
\\ It!! the 111111 1 1hue kill fair
WEDDINGS 1 Thanksgiving Day Races
Beacom - Laidlaw
Be held In Myth
I I,' pars 'M;tcr of III: til t tilted
111! 1 Iii., II r, '•„'tied 1 11/rn•, ut 1I\r,l ,oMu11 to our Willa!,,', \Ir and \Ir` 1 11111.1.11 1\;l, tit, scene (,i ;t ',!girt i\ tit. 1'LAfvS ART•, COMPLETE FOR A
fur 511111 Ilirtla1I\' on Saturtho, Sep- h„bt.rt fnrvey. ilia ha\e relin,1ui-It'll! :FULL. AF'T'ERNOON ANI) EVENING
I 1111, 11(.,1)1:11.! ';11 11 l,t)' III , i:l„ It, !
itenl11,'r _"nsl• Itheir farm on tilt -erond line of \beer 1' , 01' SPORT ANL) EN'l'EltTAINMEN•f
„', I (1,, \\M' n \Is'\ Etta, daughter of
\Ir Limn Inch)); Christopher 'Tile lad0 • ,t 1 fhr 111•1g111)(111111"11 It.' 1:1'4 '(111, 1;11;1, who 111, 11'e11111' \Ir. ;full \II . T!1, ma- I.;u'iIrt\\, \Io;tj- 11
Stmt, \va- 1.1, _'1,d. ;mid .itol in Ihci1;!thttool at the hone of \Irs. CharL's in;rri,11 \Ir mill \Irs 'lair \'0 have 'Tot\n.!i",. \\,,. 1'ui',,I in nl,u1'i,,;,• t,l
1.11,1 \\'eeh'., ) !'e '!,, n;b1 1 i llc Blyth 'Puri
l II.'1"II \l'\1 ,-It cl'tir,l ,:I` trot or I;;,'„ ( !11'1'1,,, l'1' Stout (rl'll lll, '!I ti;11111'I;I1' ;llit'I'll, illi to port Moen 1111' 11 \1 1'!11111; 111, the e„I'lll': 1 i t I .
1 ; l NIr. I I,'I Deet \1 c- \ Beacom, n, ,on „f t III;, L, i'1 •I nit (Clio' u,:' on \I outlay , w1n
made th ' anto':nce11u lit that the bn-j- I
t+ ,\\Merl I1t' :\I: \Ic(•I:;u-te,, of Lucl;-'pa\ 111r aimil,l" trihnt, ,.0 1111, ocrt- „I \\elliii;tton an) \I ill ,tenni., tr„nl \Ir and ..\I r- x\•1',1,•1 Il',,c'n11, "1 Lon. I.
neo had pia„1'li under nee, o\\ncr,hill IR, wt hitt \Ir •111111 1 3 1 Ilial htrr i„M. \I r, St:i 'ey •stip .c ;111+1 \Ir, their oainlit\\, NI 11,ii..1,1 \olden, 111:', \t 11, 11 1,1,111. 1"r on, of the highest
Mr 1i F. 11;!31, Oho 1111, 3 10 „11nt'r i a".11 h;n',- Wheu 111 re idenre here "'r1, I!,I,+ t\tr 1., 1. 1,'.11 in 111,'
le.i, r„. I le hri,lt' , ur,tu '1'l, k1'w.
;III -Irimilrr ti•:'illll oil the local trail:. 111';1 •111' V err rl'sp,ll•I hit' 1111' tilt' of 1 I .\. til1,'11.1', „11','1;111 ,1• \ "' r'r ,, , '.,,
;ul i'ub!i her .1f the °HI'n printing. This Tor.•.' j, r f11'1'-\,ar „Id, ;mid ha, raimenieir-, actl the iolioniug lathe, )! \It all1 \Irs '1•nrwey have lilyd on j
plant sjti:; I')lo, ha, ,, ,11'1 the hu,uw,s 1, I! , hrtd,' \l ole ;l inrll•1, I'c,l n:l ,.i
Hi spit mill record This i. Ili, second \\ ere preen! : \Ir,, \Iclk:ly, Mrs A. the ,ecoid line r1 \1„rrl> ewer ,ince Shetland \\„"I, \\ Hi 111111'1: ;ice,-- '111;
to \Ir t s .\11:1\ and NI,. II I, 'h,'uI lyean• of :mein'.;, acid in t1\cloy racy;;i', "3'iviiia t', \I r-, 11en,icr,lnl, \Irs honer- the' \ltr' inarrttd, ;Ilan"t forty \•ear,
lilt,:'n, win, 3:,,11. alreal!v .ttlken po' 111 , .\life koger,on, \I r, Potter, l a k\ pit, „'r -.'cel ;,!•o ;I 11'1, 1.1
\\ Imo ht' ha, n,lrtici ,:Ite"I he Ila, oil\' ago '1111, farm Ila, been under the
tic?,11,11 I x\1'1,1 \\a: ell. Ihl l'il't , 1 the :'1'„1111:. "I'll,
, .I ,e fi;itai,(3 opt of the ub,uc\' Ili, \li„ lo -•.•;'Mine \1'oodr, 1'l., \I r, Slor- 'Fur mime ewer linen \I t• '111111'' In 1'11' ,I'•o ra"I rd l.cl• .\u''• w, d'line
Pil,li,lier, Ihr,mgitmt \\'(.,11TH (11'1- 1ial cit Hail, fi:1111 around the s1'00. aril, \I r, \\'illiaitt Logan, Mrs 1.\(I,li;ttt, gra1111 Itt•1 toll: it rap from the lro0'il M,!n,lh'r''';,1 'i line la, c. 'f Me couple '1 II:. t, !,I 1x:11 1 of a full ;tf
marl, Iib' dri\1r, NI r I'nrwcl', I, a Mr, \\' '11,3 Mr, I'Mn:1 1111 of Plitt- dirt\' year, al_o \. a trjbutl• to the
',alio 11111 kali , 1 \Ir hall'- retiryi nelll 'Hail 11'„' ul::,.t, ndt l
lith 101:1 1,•ar•I 311 01\1, i,apt'r tirrle, \\1111 len \c;tl, (Iriv'iol u\;,cru'nee. illi•- ton, \I r, Stan:(.\' Sibtliorl,c, :inn \Irs e-tr,'nl 111 11'lli,'h 111,x' \\'ere 11(.1(1 its the •1'111 brille and g1,.. 110,11 ! of hill,", ler e racing, 1111(1
in;; that t.n \,;,, \Ir furwc\ has (ir.l ht'. The Rey. \Ir Henderson, commlinj'1, a loge number of itywrl- .
m left later 011 a ;I 11,:1'! 1
,I i (((n, n'. It i, :11 pl;nule 1
he \\a, \idely hno\\II mill hi:idly c,-, tell, through e1•t,rn p 1111 tr, lui,l" to 11:.,1, .i h•I' ! „+n' a an 11)1)1(.,1 ;,t
,Irivel1 fill. I)uil,ti!I \Ic('Ii;trle,, tl I"uel:-' kc't••r ,f Tri ity .\nt;liciul Murch, of hear, gathered in hrolyntol\n Srhnol to '
lcrnud II i, le;'be,l 1\1.11 e;rn }ltcat-I t •llotnl. I f lral,linc :I 1'111'1' ,h'1'.,, v.1111,r i,+i I:, i. .r1 ,i i he pr..,urt'll•
tr regret I\' th!e press 1 e !i:''r 111 Thr 11-\'' I"",t (Myint \Ir ('u,tnlorl: of \\ Ile,l \Ir, \Iel,'iaf i, a dc1'out n!t'luhcr, give th„ni a 11re11, 11 hart)' \lupi,' t !,1111 trine. at ,I It'tln„i•e e„,l. i 1 I:.' ,".t'! 'nc I, :'•„'!! \1111 ronsi t of
ca1 h Ill Ile ;til \Ir \Irt'hilr; \\a al a pl,e•t, 10;1, fur111,31)3 by \Ir, Ilre11cr, \Ir!'
Standard, \\ ho began his caret'r ;l, ;a i' 11er1'ge 1nilII,L'll, \I.,, \I111'ICI Smith, I (til 1!n'll' I'r1111'll the\' \\ ill 1'e•t'''t' on ,,'. Hit i 111'!1!!.' concert, I, ",! 1'11
0111 111.1 1011 in 1101 office in 11))1 '\\'„re joint x0'111 , r ,\(lintel (iratluiI ,\ ,ni;:,1111 ;t,3'l!c,. 11'11, read to \Ir,
a 11
and 1.11, t iltlt;lly nmr,ed and guided lwllo 1:11, ;I s;':1111 (1 horse Thr} ,old \lett;di 11y \Irs \\'nl. \I ill,, ;1111 \i '
Mrs
'''.:11.1 Elliott :Ind 1ac1: '1'll\'nc. \Irs the gro Mn', fafarmfarmill111111'tt •1ottll•11'3)• • \\ 1'11 1'11ttr ,lance in th, \Iemori,ll
Ilial 111'0 fear ago, au'I he i, aIle rac-Potter 1rr,entcd her with :I b:,,het of Rus'e1 hone. real) al ad)1re;,, and Mrs •.--T 11,13.
pito the ;vele, t') pri !ling until he fin- j i '1'lll'wet• rc1111'e,l a Iti1't'11' occasional
(t:( a' 1 !1111!1 1•, 111 It; t'- Illalllfe,t al
ally bel a n1' on, liuotype o;'1rat, a a II!.! in the l'u Il d State, 1 Ilo\ver,. She \\a, .13,o the recipiem
1 chair, \Ir •Purvey a .smoking stand, and Alll)lll'il t"Oi(llel' 1111ll'1'le(l tui , .;' ,,,..,,i, 1.r \\'ell attl•udl d
1!o'iii 'u ,,luck he lit:10 magi tilt, sptjnlr al` •I tyvt.w v.i.l be driving Chri,toph' fol n!any rnn".raitilator.v car,k, an,l their dait,hler ,NI Evelyn, 1\ho also , • , ,r l ul;
of I'),i8, \\ hen The Standard ,las 11tH t .n in the r ming I,I,111i;,!.ti\•Int, ,Ther i iii,. I ler daughter, \li-s I'al,tOverseas
\I
cha:•ctl kart• :ct :111 1111111. on '1'hmll:-giwint'•\Ictca!I'e, 1\111, i0 cu1111olt')l ill Otfa11'a, tonal to LI\tll 11'1111 them, 1111, the rr Al St \I , Church I'1.11,01 ,•n
I );I\', 1, 11'1E1 i• beim.; .pon•orl d by the
Myth 'Puri ('Ie1
,!i, Ile,!, :11111 nothing re-
. :a'I • but t„ He flit ni into effe, t.
At, Hi nee' 1"1,.., it \\ a, dc1'ide,l 1,1
'po' l • day at tilt.
'int 11 i'1 ,, 11,3 1'hanl,•L'ivin: 3l,l\, (it -
t .Iter
\It• hall 1)(13;10 .16, ciu•ecr as 1 010''.-
p:lperMlan 50 year, ago on The Sintro;
Reformer 11,' \\a, tin,: 1-1 years of
age, ;Inti had jest conlplete,l ti; public
edncatio11 I I1' caw, In ('limon
in
311', t;tl;inL' a positi, n \\jlls ill('
Nc11, kcrord, 1111th 1:1, Ilcn o\\'ucil
by the laic \\' 1 NI lichen Ile al,,
\1',11, clntl'ot'cll for ,oto(• time tv'itt the
N111• I{rl, a paper \\ licit erase(!
pnlln•atit , I in i'),i.l, \viten it 1'11; anutl-
t'anatc;l \\ith the -Netts h ,cord As-
sociated \\jilt \1r hall for i)llny \•cal•s,
\while the \\ 601 111:, au cntployce oC
I he \t'1' it',nt, \vas Inc bite \Ijs,
\label R.'h,''t ('1111.11, \\ ho \vas on the
staff of Ihc \1'1,-kurotd in the cepae
ity of trliloa• in 11)111, when \Ir Ilall
pnrcha,ed the Ilti'jnc„ :\fo 0 mem-
ber of lir ,gilt for many year, \v;ls \Ir
Hall', stet, Cu pion I, hall, now o\vner
and publisher t 1 111 Ila! 1110111 1 .\Ilvo-
citIl', pl't'11t'11 aI (;Iwliiil II 1:1, Ill!
\VIlo tanolt Ile \triter h ',v tt tickle the
ivories on a 111 )1}•pt' hey board
Por many pars the ,gtff of the
\1'w,-1 (.cord vas jn,l tine bit' hnp;s\
fanl;lw, if 1'1;:'11 the 11riter 11 as privil-
eged to be a member, \\'e will 011\11\•1
remember \Ir 111111 a, a good friend
and ad\ j •er, newer ;1, ate-,
ct,•ion a, to the hest
'Lite for 311'- 1,r• :'bull !T.:lilte'I in
leas re;'I'cttilhl: abseil 011 this tinea,- ''j!,ient of a ,('t\inl: cabinet The pros• L. 'ie '11'.ri1-.,:'111'.'_' I).ty holiday beim,
I, atnr,la\, September lath, the 111,1,11•"'
Irtation, \\ ere Inane by \\'1111011. .\ u•,' t le'c'I I„ 11', 111.01rit\'• It \\ a'‘
felt
LIII, hill •!11 Ihd 1,1'o\',Ill' .I i„Wt 11' birth_ I 1'' tool\ place of Miss Irene Cox, youngest
day c;al;r• I l'r ill: Shay anti \l its \Villa :\gar 1!1111 ;los s! t'. \\' n,d uit everyunr 1\'lu,
t
.\n 111,"• Ircal Tor„•, t\llich ha.: been daughter of the late Mr. AIbert Ed- ,1, •11,1 \\,I l( L. 111'.1 ill. Idol childrenin,
1,','.:+1', great ,1'1111, 111 1111,, 111, fir -.1 wear) I)all'lt1• ft'tl',`.illttlelltt fere ,t'l'wt•II b\' I'„ll„11111,1; I, .1 ,','p1' (1 ill. 1)1111'es,: tt;trd (-o•:, :11111 \II, (-1,S, of Sandpit I,
!, \fell'! 1111:.1.
of racing, i, I)t'trh 1lenley. o\\ne(1 h\• the hn,l'•-,c,, \1(s, (.1.0,0x' and \II,.,"\Ir and \Ir, kohert 'I'nrvc\', an)1,l "tl;acc , 1':\1.11„11. and 1'te t'!iiftird
I'I'.. elle'' \':'I 111•'-i+t tt three clas-
\\'al••`n Ileo., of t Itt11 This hnr.1. i, Stbthot•I,t 1 tttttl; Carter, 18th Highlander, of Canada.
„', ;1 .'''I Iron til' parr. d _._h trot of
Meint, raced an! (rained by that \•t•teran 1','1101111 1, a cop\' 01 the ad,lrc„ \lany of your flicnd. and nciglbotlrl 1 111111 1 ,'n \Ir ;Ilii \I r, •I,+hn t';n
I ter,of \tllltir11, OSI;it'I,• "lilt' bl'ntr-1,a,'e, :1111 ;1 CI'1c, race For Ilii'':18
of It t I: ',\peri\'ncc, (1(111r \Ir\:111. Jr. read to \Irs. Metcalf tit\'e_ g;t'hered here tonight to ,pend lgroonl Til• been in the Canadian :\rin\' i111 '.'',lilt-„ ;nu ,', 11,1 . Itill for earn
\t the hin1(1 ilc rare, on 1 iida\' t)t•;u• \Ir, \letcalf; 1'or nee day in ',one more evening tl'itll \•ou :Intl to ttoli !! i'
he Heal(. it ,p'en!id showing Inc 11';1, Tor five \•'ars, taking part in the hal- 'race 11 tie o Itr,.'11, and for the green
every three !ninth mild st\I\•-it\'t', colt Gni', Spct)1 a, 1'011 111(1'1 to a 111'11' I rare, ;I purse of `••'11.1111 11'111 be offered
first one heat, finish(.I in a dead heat 1 Jan campaign, and being 1'„undo, 1m
IParll one of 11, 1• pl'I\'llcgctl to relrbl'aIt ti tillllllllll\' in \vhiel1 to IIIa1:C 1'ntll"III Thr ':_'M ;'Iul ':15 there 11'111 tC
for first in 111 •errand heat, and cattleIhc (111 of her I,irtll. 'fo-d:lt it i, eotn hoult'. Ilhc fighting I.,' the Gothic Lint'. I'or l i
the past three years the bride has been they, he Its, \\ lh every heat a race•
rr ,rad in the third lent only I,1,IIII, it I tnr•1 al • t I t rat i 111 • and
\'t', 1'„ 111' }; Itil
I: \oil have 1.\'1'11 :11111111 ll; for 111;111\• i , Tilt. ill', .11 1•ac, 11111 coil I,t of three
by a nu;c Thi, Morse i, one of the il fri,11,3,, have gathered to pay tribute t 11vnl:int in ;l 0 its munitions factory at Read- Mali mile Mei 1
t ,I hrr'I later; in ('i,nada, his )111111 \'1:n's and \wC Ililwl' tottn'I 3'ou the Inst , jig, 'fhc bee h: \' !<in0,tt,': off lriat-
! to Coll .I, you peal antlhel' Illllr,l„IIC' „1 Ill'IgIlMolll'. 81111 friends, altl'a\'. 1\'ll- \• „ 1, I .\i,' i1!ttilil't3 Itir the afternoon is a
beim: that o1 \\'ill's (irattal with 1 I I cd, and Il„ I ',are- \\'ifs at the organ
It i, pleasant to fool: barn: upon the Tin,"1111,3! t)url:anrrmt Arrangement;
111;11'1: of 2;11'1, 111, ,11.1' 1\'11, Peter - !, to lend .1 helping 111111(1 111 111111'11 ,`f (n iia\' lwl'ddlmt 1111I,IC, '1IIC 11\'IIIIU
1 luny year, til \\ ifing ,ovine and 1111111 for train, ,till 1111\1' to be nladr, but
I1Ienley, lith a paring it:trl, of ':It.-".i''irjrn 1 1: \yltjtll you h;n'c ,pent among tlecll 1\'hcn lite people of L'I\th knots sung 1ecr.', -Lead n,, Ilea\elt31 Father,
,, you :l; we 3:no1•, you, they 11'111 under- lead us,' and ' Love Divine. All Love g"o,l prl.1 11'1,1 ,tl,o bt' giwcu fir tllj;
Ind a tr , ting mark of _:01 .\, we ns ;eat 1t' 11'; 1 and prl\' that von may
-t'1!e l Irl' n es 1111, i, ii, lint \•ear of Island setnethinci' of how the feel in 1:\relling.•, ('rent
b, 3 tt 1(1 1 + u, I' ,r „am. 1eat., l0 1 The plan- t) the concert and dance
having you leawc n, The bride 1v•1, Ojveu a\vay by her
raring, and in 111, lour .tart, during l`Dllll'. .\, ;i ,'11;111 expression 01 our
Ma1', Teen I,'it i' the baud, of the en -
;the current ,e,l•ull Ile Ila, Iltll,tlt'( oitl\• ,I11r1'I'l' r('g;ll'I fol' w011, 1C all: you It \\'l' ;II''! ,1.1'1'1 It 1111'(. 1011 gra, !)Int oldest brother Frederick Cox, She
lei
HE('
committee, and twill Ie
;Die 11:'11 (1111 11,1 lift' 111,'111'\• \\ 111,1,11 'accept these 1.,111,, along t'111I our hell art. glad to know that you are going to wore a g 1011 111 11•ltitt' figured (•11,111'
:11!I1cunced ;I• soon a; arrangenlelltS
hr,,, I:1','e been kcenb- intcre•fed n 1yi,hcs for a hrlcllt, healthful and take III' cash r, :u 11 su ia1'e Ittit twitll ti It 1,
am! net veil tigurl' 3 111!1
;tee cunlpll'te
1';I,'lilg IU1' ilial!\' x'1';11',, ;11111 1111, Ill)i'le ,rn„ 1111- Illli,rl', :leisure 11111(. 111 11'1111'11 to enjoy It true lov'er's h1•"l,, and ivy leave.., ;l•t,1
foul;,, very n,.nli,ing They have re- Ii ' ut ura'Igr bh ssunl brad (Ire,,, it it ' foilo\\tnt: committees have been
\11', \1(.11';111 \1110 1, 111 ,plclt'h,l Ilt';II111, 1 •\, a ,light lokell of our l',fl'l'lll for I !:1,,, ,1intcd, 11'1111 the 1i1,1 mentioned in
reiwed „tut t', r\' tempting bid, for this replied to the addrc'•,, 1111th i:'t; her y11n, n•1' 1011 ;1st: you to accept the,c'g'1,l ('rut dull 1'1:1111 11t1 1111 8111 01 111' ,,,,,,,I, rel.'• a, chairman:
111 r,r, 1111, 11 011i.1 ,1 eutngly rattler have I'rieu,l, i )i ttcn 1111)1111,,, and c\pres gilts mot for their value, Cult ;is a re- illr111,i own til c carries! a ,It'1t'rt Dare committee--L'aillir 1';ur,ll, Gen
.1 good it"'.'>l' 111;111 the 111'•,Ill'\' I 111CIIItranl'l' i,t illi' \'1'111'. S,l'nt 111 the knit 3IRt 111 da I: I•l'lh 1•11 1ttiotl-, tit',11 \.
,jig herself a, nnt\orlll\' 0f the Ian- I\Ir\all, lar!: \,i;t„'n, \laitiiuul llcnry,
Ili. driver, stir \I1'\;ill, has many our thus best, ,tI upon her. The ke\•, III•ot\nloltn (ti itotnity" 1'1111 rihhnls in the bridegroom's rl'!tl'! Intl hill II,Ill,lhan
yacht:), year,' txperietc hack of hint .1 1. 11 1Iemly.sull alto ad Ire,. sill Ihc Mr and Mrs 'I'nrvey are no strangers nnntal ,"I11ut,, a d 1113 attcndt''1 Ip\ thou !, Commit tet' -George Radioed
11,01 frjv t'is, \Ir< k 1 H;ll\er, as 11lattou
\Ir \Ir\;dl 101 cn1' nl the l.lrl\ (lirt'r- gathering. iM 111\'111, h;ning wi,itc)1 1'1111 their ,11111 \Vat•11, :it:sn 5ihthorpe, Jack At -
\\'c learn 11.1111 pd ante flat I1' Hill tf I ti _ urs ;Ind \l i„ Uorotlt\' 1)tnlge\•,
t ttir+ of the 111 pian 'Trotting :\1.01111- 1'he :Ilaulald join; with friends in dl;ughirr,, \Irs \'o•Iden and \Irs Hut' bin on, liabcrt \1't'tlit \1'altir \f r.
stili continue to re i,1' in Clinton tion, of Toronto ND \I,\all has den Cull: from time to tItttt \It '110 ;l, bridesmaid, inti 1,\' \lastcr Christ','' Gill, Ge•v'gc I'ro\\n, Inert '1'11,1;1'r and
III\ ll :11111 surrounding CDIIIIIIIIiIjt)• 111 I pher Cox, het nephew, as page boy. While 01 rlgtet very much \Ir hall', r1 -ell and rac:'d many horses, notable e\Icudjng hc;trty cttlgralulati„Il.; to,eey is it present on a trip to \\'jnuipcg :Trani: (l•'11,
\It's Lal:'r am: \Ij,s hung(.\ \ort pate
retirement, 1, must n,'t forget a \word among these Icing .\rrhd;lic (i1 111 Its` \Ir>, \itIt ilf on the veasio 1 t;i her in cunlian\• 1'1,11 \It• Charles .Agar. pink dresses, a. I 1111: rue Intl head-
NI
ca,l 1 I'iu;lnrt' Con:nutter-\„it I:clr, 1LIr-
Df tvelc 'int' Ili the nett' on'ncrs, 'Air \\'1IA a 'Hari: of 2:0'Cl. which he soul 1
I 5)111 birthday,
11111 these lint yea. ago 111 John :\thou 1l \\'r,
:Vkcv and \II 'I'nnllin, sn
men conte Li 1'131)1"i kicky(' by a \vide ' 111111, for the handsome figure of
experience in nc\tsimper 1,r11 Moll $81:11
were a , `riate.! will The h:ric I?\
\I r \1,. I'\ll ill \arIe driving Dutch 1t' C
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anincr, .1 weekly publication, 11kcyIllnl\ ,11 tit Ihanksgi ing haft,
\hitt
as nt'\I', .Ilitor, and \I I• 'I'otnlin,tn as ' 311 hl1'tll ti I 'I'Manl:,gi\ ing Day, , Oclotcr
:\„ist;Itt Supe, inlenticnt For the pall nth 11'1:' comp( linen on that day fill
year ND. .\tke': h:1; been Editor of the keen, it, titan, wt.! hnr,t•s are t's-
1)ail\ ('^nurser_'al \e\v,, of 'Toronto: pecle(1 \I:tkr \•rttr plans 11111' to ,pend
\Ir Toutii,•!r.n has scrod as a Staff 'I'Icllksgi\ing I ta\• in 131\ill
Sergeant with the Canadian Army for
the past two and 0 half years V - -
\\'e all I our \Dice of welcome as they G(plid Roads C011lmittee
begin their l an: rs :Is publishers of The r \, r
1 mice .Anllual l rip
Taman Re -Union held In
L011(1011
\h. and \I r, \\'illian I':i sigh, of 'l'ot-
tenit:tnt, and former well I:noon resi-
dents of Illytll, were callers i:t Myth
on tIond•ly afternoon, and 1'llile here
TRINI'T'Y CHURCH BLYTH dropped in to say hello, at The Stand-
ard Office.
\Ir and \It•s l: ttigI have been visit-
ing at the li0nit• of \Ir and \Irs ,\Ilcn
Burl,11
n•t, of London. \Irs hurt 111 1'or-
'1RINITY CHURCH BELGRAVE nail\• Ida Taman, daughter of the laic
News -Record, and express the hope
\Ir and \hit lobi '1':11 111 and i, also
I I Ihtt't•c \\'il)i•lut \forritt returned last ';?II 1' 11 l'.;eni.ng Prayer and Set tech I:nu1n herr.
that lh, undt'ttal:ing \will Hol only he
',week rn.l l011o1'ing a very cnj„\'ahle mon. b1'. iclirial to themselves, but also to the . On Sunday 0 rt' -union was held at
11'111111llllil• wIlt'11 tic \1'\\•1-kccot•d Iri1,, a, a member of the Ilnron County ST MARK'S AUBURN the honer of \Ir and Mrs Burt, Mienserves. \\•c;1%, stn., it \will Connri1 {int'd Nom!, ('rnnniltce. '1'111<' the following ptople were pLcsrnL All
' is an 11111111,111 event for the Gond h ids Harvest Services
art very well InwtVlI In 1110. cotulnittt-
Connmittee and embraces a tour of in- 11 am -Nlorning, Prayer and Sermon it\•:
Local Nati011al Clothing >In'riil'n through different peat, of the i:,'tl 1, 111-1!ilrwc•t 1Iotne, til' i'ct•• \Ir and \Irs hoc Sturgeon and \lis.
Pro\Mat of ()Mario at 1 (Quebec. 'This It \1 1' hu11eel, of ('I:nttu 11)1it'I Gidlr\, Toronto; \hiss Barbara
Collection ( OI111i11tteC \•t'ar'> trip look in many p'Int, in On-
t1.1'Yall; iiig Progralln ta'3„ ltd l)nchtc, and the ronuujtfe . --`-\'--`- Mien and Mr James Jones, Detroit,
\lith•; \[r and \Irs A, Mitt, Loudoun
ArAI organizations in the village, and toured the northern part of both pro- i , BLYTH UNITED CHURCH \lt and \Irs \\•isliI?n, London;
and
the schools adjacent to itlylh are co- 't•3nces One experience that stood out l;t' Ilii t , Mrs R M Carter, of Totten-
in Reeve \lorritt's r ,inion, 1 a, a wish I I'ht' 1\,111\• Service last `inntlay morn_ 1
Totten -
operating to I.ovidc lora fine enter I I, barn.
tainntcnt to be givl'l in the 111\11) inn:, the ruining di,lriets. The gt•oul, 11110 las very largely attended (hying t
C'''nnnunitw 11;1111 on \lou)1ay evening, leen 1 111:0 on ;. Iota of the Fast \I al- Ito the ;I1ness of the Snperinlendent, I .\ most enjoyable get-together' was
October ISth, The price of admission Mr !Whorl', the ntit istcr presided Ihc result of the reunion,
:vile \line in Northern Quebec, mill '
11111 be a parcel of "t'sc)1 l'Intlting'' .this prnwed a nerd inter(.'ting ;andens \\Dunt( ladle,' choir, under the kid- I \Ir and \Irs I?mtigh returned to Lon-
twhic't will he scut to 11'1furtunales in lightrniutl c\lrerirlrt,t,crshii) of \ir .\ I? Cool:, contributed idol] again on Monday, Ina expect to
1I1t splettdi 1111'rlllrors The Scriplurt' lie hack ttt 131\111the end of the week.
European Countries. (live this worthy I 'TI.(i,,e who 1. id; the trip were \Vat'- Les.ons lett' head by kora I'llilp, Atm \\'bile here on \loud -,y t' "1 tact
cause your support and help to rclitt'e den .\ lex .\lerandct•, of racy •I'ott•n-
teatime \ere lead
Donald Cowanhan,l
the suffering of countless million, . :ship, 1:evve Cecil \\'hccler,. of 'Morris, •
many old friends who were debit htrd
\It• Cool: :\ long lilt 0f members of Ito see then', again.
T,Ite people of ltlylh and vicinity are l (.eve Iu,scll if,'rrarce,\Irl illop.'thc school was pre,entcd with Uiplumas
all urged to be prcicnf, so keep thti Andrew Contbcs, District Engineer, of ,
18th Sunday After 'Trinity
1) a nl -Holy Communion.
1(1 ;l !n -Sunday School.
awl seal, for regular attt'i1 1t' Also
alcove date hi mind .\ silver collet•liou Stratford, 16'y Patterson, Niton Coon - Diploma, I.'r Scripture \Icuu,r\ \\'orI:!ATTENDED WEDDING
will be taken at the door to defray t\' I'.nginccr, Godt'rirh, and Reeve \\'rat• leen distributed Sc to 0 large number of
expenses of th" hall, and any surplus \lurritt, hlylll.ANNIVERSARY
boys aid girl; who recited correctly
will be used to purchase additional
-
clothing \'--- frrul the pt•esctihed Course
RIPE RASPBERRIES \ haptistt al ,elwict• 111, ctu)1utic')1
Sol luhn C lcturllls Galbraith, st>n f
MOVES 'f0 VANCOUVER \Ir• \M,Ilter NI c(d1 plowed flown a \I • and \Irs C Galbraith
patch of tan^ respbcrrics last ',week-, Next Snnd:ty the service(. will to held
;)r (' I', 'I''•'ll, \Irs 'Poll, and daughter land in Ilse pro(t'ss informs us that he according to Standard 'Pint'
Jill, have taken rap residence in Van- I.tolipc'll to pick ,(.feral ripe berries, 111;15-Sun)1a1 School
a,uvcr, 11,C, where 1)r Toll has taken which were of splendid quality There
a position as Dental Supervisor of were also Hoary green outs (01'111 11.1 011 11 ai-'.\u Ambitious \lather°
Schools the branches 7 pin: "'1'hte Spitler in the Palate"
Iresst's, 1'1111 gold 11crlactl Illi(' gift „f tld \•odd'•v, Jack .\thi,',on, 11111 \V;II-
tn, l'lif Shold,r0ok, 1'•tncr,on Wright
the tridttirootii0 and carried bouquets 1 1'ublirit; Committee -Stan Chcllcly,
of pin!: and white carnation,. The page
boy wore 0 blue ',nit. 'Hit' bride's minuet. 1.11•)1 'l'urvey, George McNall, 1)el
Philp, Stan SihtIorpc, Stuart Robin -
lore a grey coat and tilt ,ilk dress,
ttitll 1!11"1: actessorit•s, The duties of Isclllail i'onnnillec-\0ry Kyle, tett
best nlal \were tarried out by Corporal 1,..„.,
(io:dolt .\t':il,tille, Cor 1),(!tt'rty
I h Ion•'s, Lryal 1?sinlonton Rtgjmmnl1 I:nlrrlainnu tt Committee - Frank
of Canad I. Ile also read then) a tele
grant fro ti the bridegroom's parents its 1 1 t111lan. Harv,'\• 'McCallum, Stan Sib-
Canada, Fifty guests attended a re- tIorvc, Stan lltcllct\•
I'llrse committee inch will pleas pay
reptiou ;It I•:lesholt 11;111, and the honey- , utirulol• attr:,lion to the committee;
',noun ty n 'pert in Laudon and Nov- thrl' arc ,n, and unable to act, should
castle, \I'•,. (ole' going away in :t
(1011: grey pin stripe snit, \till) black I:otjfy the Turf Club, ,o that alterations
accessories She and her husbatld ca11 I,' 111,a111', Inc bj,• (lav only a ',Tel; and
rcrciwi'd many \\coding presents, in-
eluhng gifts of money from many
friends. to he on their tors This event trust
111, dole in h!,torr a, one of Illvth's
\' molt ottt;taltdini, vettilll•r:
\ large (.vitt•\ of horse, i; almost as-
I4ea(iill;,' litildsillall .1acki 111c- .nr,, i, evt'n tl1j, early ,late Every
Llr01' 011 Leave From1' vulien, r i now available at the
Ne111 011lldlillld local rare it•;;r1;, particularly good
a re,lui,jle if you
a half a't\0y, ;111! committee, will have
Leading Bandsman lack \fr1'.Irow
i, 1'n jo\'i'tg a t\vo-Nvecks' furlough ,It
Llhlittg, wnt't 1,
,c\pcct to get Loon horses
Officers Elected
Iris home her, at•rivitrg home by trail', ; .\f a special timeline- of the Turf
on Saturday lack fila, been ,tatit,neu (Club, held 1,11Tuesday evening, the
at St to:ul',, \toftundland• for over following olfirrr, leen t3e,ittl:
11'0 \ car,, and l.;l, been connected 1 ith i'rrlidrnt : AD 1?11u'rsn'1 \\'right
:\wan,''' h;ll•ul 'Ie is also a
I1\ICS
member of th• drum section of an \,
Secretary. \fr lfaitland llcnry
orchc,tra, \O deb i; composed of mem-
liters of :in. bads' Thi, orchestra has BIRTHS
Mcen very ptpt,lar :and ha' played 1111111\' 1lt'1.1.1W-111 i111t11, 011 September
centres throtiebout 'Newfoundland 1;111, 1035, io \Ir. and \Mrs Harvey
Jack enlisted with the Royal Cana- 1 hill(.\', a ,ku,ghter The baby passed
Wan Navy at Toronto in November, way tin' ,ane be
19.1', and prior to going to Newfound- _v-
1"1"1 1\':1, 511116nm•,I with the 31\ICS TAKES POSITION iN ST. THOMAS
'11) 11 Hand at Toronto. which las lin-
I tlr Icadcr,lti, of Lieutenant Com- \Ir h,lw 1)01,11ytt left on Sittlday for
\Ir. Elmer Pollard, -Mrs. 1'rjtzley' 1 ' honl,t, where h las secured a
\Ir and \1r, John Staples, Gordon, inlander .\ 1•- Lr;!ll\, 11110 was 1:1 charge St.f t
" t ' 1 •tot
l't'nnctll (111(1 \\'ilnta, \Ir and \Irs Geo. of all Canadian Naval hands ;esi i, it in a hardwarI
'; c c
Ile report to Halifax on October Sill,
--_v
\Ic\all, and \11-. \1•illiam Radford. all 1
of Myth, and \tics N'ttherine Du- where he will hl stationed ATTENI)INC, ONTARIO
charnn, \Ir and Mrs James Nogg, 041 I..\(' h.I•ric \I 1-1 who iia, been AGRICULTURAL CCLLEGE
Scafirth, ;Metaled the 5th \voiding an- 111- '11.(, during t:it• pas1 Iwo \weeks, got.; Mec,r; Tack Watson ctrl Arnold
1tivt'rsat'v of Mr and Nit's (ICirge f, Toronto on Saturday, and expect; .l'aletttt'r 1 1\ . et'ttalicnl'ed a course at
Fritzley, of hurford, o1'cr the \'(.tel:- ,11''•1\• to receive his discharge Barrie idle Ontario Agricultural 0' liege,
end. ala: hetil .(ativncd at Camp Borden tCtielplt
Secret Details
Of Jap Balloon
Bomb Disclosed
Forests of British Columbia In
Danger From Attack Of
Incendiary Bombs
Widespread fires in the vast for-
est areas of British Columbia anil
extending onto the rich grain lands
of the Prairie Province; might
have materialized, had rho Japan-
ese been able to eos(tnue tho war
and so maintained their incendiary
bomb attacks by halloos on Cale
ada, it has been di.selos.,d by Na•
tlonal Defence IIeadetut •ters.
The bombs, first of which were
discovered at \liuton, Sask., early.
last January, cascaded down in
unknown quantities from the Pa•
cific coastline to the Western On,
tario border, and had their fiery
loads not le on smothered in the
snowy vastness of the \\'est, some
rich areas would have fallen prey.
Disclosing some hitherto secret
details of the Japanese device, the
army said sotto of the booths were
of the high explosive type hut any
which were detonated fell in un -
open country told no material dam -
ago or loss of life occurred.
Fragments of the balloons, which
began falling on the United States
and Canada last December, have
been found as far south as Mexico
and north to Alaska, In Canada
to date 250 recoveries, from tiny
parts to complete balloon, have
been made, with tho latest at Mc-
Bride, 13,C., August 4.
Danger For Years
The army statement warned that
It was possible tho balloons re-
covered were only it fraction of
thoso completing the lower strato-
sphere journey from Japan and
there was danger for years to
come of unsuspecting campers,
trappers and tourists detonating
unexploded anti-personnel bombs.
The self -destroying mechanism
on many of the balloons did not
function and the picric containers,
designed to explode tho paper bal-
loon, can be just as dangerous as
the unexploded bombs.
Although no definite clue has
been unearthed as to the object
of the attacks, it Is believed the
Japs eventually hoped to gain In•
formation on weather conditions,
prevailing wind currents and be-
havior of their balloons for future
systemized flights,
Research experts, inter -service
bomb disposal squads, air force
personnel, Royal Canadian Mount-
ed Police, civilian police, Indian
trappers and forest rangers joined
as a co-operative force to comb
the great hinterlands of the West
AIR HERO SETS UP AIRLINE INTO ONTARIO TOURIST HAUNTS
His score 11 Nazis planes destroyed, a probable and seven damaged. Sgdn.-Ldr,
Bert Houle, D.F.C., and Bar, Massey, Ont.. is seen with his mother when he re-
turned home. Now he's setting up an airline into the north country of Ontario.
to recover and render the missiles
harmless.
R.C.A.F, pilots were successful
in shooting down several of the
balloons.
• Ingenious System
The balloons, constructed of
tough paper, ill feet in diameter
and carrying 19,000 cubic feet of
hydrogen gas, were designed to
operate at a height of nearly five
miles and to stay aloft for about
one week,
This was done by an ingenious
system of dropping ballast when-
ever the balloon dropped below its
operational height. If the balloons
went too high, gas was automatic-
ally released from the balloon. The
merchanism, with its battery- and
aneroid barometers, was so ar-
ranged to release the bombs after
all ballast had been dropp,et.
On the amain balloon there were
19 shroud lines, each 45 feet long,
gathered together at the lower etul
and knotted to a steel ring, When
completely filled, the balloon was
capable of lifting, at its operation-
al height, a weight of 250 pounds.
Self -Destroying Devices
Tho outside steel ring, or "chan-
delier," contained 72 holes with
blow-out plugs In all but two holes.
These contained long green fuses
which were ignited by friction ig-
nitors when the balloon was
launched and after burning through
two 33 -foot pieces of safety fuse—
taking approximately three-quart-
ers of an hour—two plugs were
blown out and their sprit allow -
KI the connection of the aneroid
barometer to a battery. As long ns
the balloon stayed at a proper
height there was 1.0 need for any
mocha!) Ica! opera lion.
The weapon tsvas fitted with two
self -destroying devices. The stand-
ard Japanese picric acid demolition
block was tied to a wooden block
In the inner ring with detonator
and fuse through one of two holes.
The other hole was fitted with a
GO -foot length of safety fuse which
led to a flash charge fastened in
a sleeve cemented to Ute balloon.
When the last bomb was releas-
ed, a contact detonated the bal-
loon and ballast release gear and
both were destroyed.
Made of Paper
All of the balloons found were
of paper construction, except 0110
of rubberized silk which carried
a radio transmitter in placo of the
usual incendiary citnnlster. This
gave rise to the belief that these
balloon armadas were accompan-
ied by at least 0110 balloon -borne
radio.
Standard signals picked up by a
listening post from such transmit-
ters permitted the e: emy to plot
the course of the balloons acEoss
the Pacific and procure valuable
information about prevailing
winds,
\VH:\T CAN YOU SPARE
THAT TI'IEY CAN WEAR? ...
Used clothing is wanted for over-
seas relief . , , Take it to your
local clothing collection dept.
Thi;; sign marks Houle's airfield. He's only employing veteran R.C.A.F,
per::oncl and plans a feeder -line for T.C.A. as well as a service for tour-
ists seeking the best hunting and fishing spots.
MEMORIAL TO JEWISH CANADIANS
As the result of a fund started by Jewish Canadians, during the European fighting, the sum of £500
has been raised for the purpose, of establishing a "Canada Memorial Grove" in the Holy Land. This
is the equivalent of 1,400 trees, On Sept. 6 a scroll commemorating this project was presented to
Lieut. -Gen. the Hon, P. J, Montague, Chief of Staff, CMHQ, by Pte. Lillian Meltzer, St. John, N.B.,
on behalf of Jewish members of the Navy, Army and Air Force. The group which participated in the
ceremony are shown here,, left to right: Capt. W. Epstein, Calgary; Pte. Meltzer; Lieut. -Gen. Mon-
tague; Col. J, Logan -Veneta, Chief Protestant Chaplain, of Ottawa; Col, M. O'Neill, Chief R. C.
Chaplain, of Edmonton, and Maj. Gershon Levi, Senior Jewish Chaplain, of Montreal, who made a
speech, S/Ldr, Jacob Eisen, RCAF Chaplain, of Edmonton, was present also,
LIFE RETURNS TO ATOM -BOMBED NAGASAKI
ROAD BACK to new life in Nagasaki. Families, like one above with loaded cart, trek in to
find homes,
NEW HOME for bombed -out Nagasaki family above is built from pieces of tin fcund among
debris. Mother and her son are eating their usual meal—rice. Photo is one of first showing
rebirth of city.
BOMBED -OUT occupant of home that stood in place of this
of rubble in Nagasaki has found new place to live. Jap char-
acters on the board give his new address.
BURNED atomic bomb vic-
tim above was Japanese pris-
oner of Japs at Nagasaki.
CLEANUP of ruined city is under way, as picture above shows. F.oadvey is open for at least
one-way traffic and homeless victims o` Naga-aki ado^ is bomb gather rc' - 'rt ; and kin'
-licher. This photo was taken in ccnter of devac:atcd area.
HORIZONTAL
1,7 Pictured
former U. S.
ambassador to
Japan,
11 Value (abbr.),
14 Verbally.
15 Hoarfrost.
16 Unit.
17 Fragrant,
18 Helps.
19 Quote.
20 Like,
21 Amperes
(abbr,),
22 Bow slightly,
23 Article of
furniture,
25 Debutantes
(collog.),
26 Jumbled type,
27 French article.
28 Default.
29 Knock.
30 Chaldean city.
31 Girl's r
32 Cut ofi.
33 Clothe.
35 Erase,
37 Negative
38 Mexican
Indian.
40 Fatten.
1 2 3 4
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FORMER AMBASSADOR
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Answer to Previous Puzzle 18 Ile is an able
MESCIAONEY (pl.),
JA
T E C H L I ,`.:' SIE A L E D� 19 Company
R I ., ",:71 L2,A (abet,),
gll Antenna.
NG�;EDE'T i l_. PRO 22Hewas
NEHTENDEDy,�ES ambassador to
G A L_ EA 7`;: T E_ N fE AN .I S E ---, or Japan.
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airy N:T,S_TA 28 Mail (abbr.).
CAGE RE- /11:1- 29 Registered
M A D nurse (abbr.),
34 Earth's surface
42 Ontario VERTICAL 36 Wandering,
(abbr.). 1 Book of the 39 Tavern,
44 Illustrate, 41 Dative (abbr.)
46 Exclamation, Bible, 43 To plug.
48 Aggregate of 2 English money 45 Interrogative
animals of a of account. word.
given region. 3 Food dish, 46 First man.
50 Sworn pledge. 4 Trees. 47 Musical
51 Granted facts, 5 Bend. instrument.
54 Feminine 6 Henry (abbr.). 48 Distant,
name, 7 Grasps. 49 Chemical
55 Morning 8 Eliminates, suffix,
(poet.), 9 Print measure 52 Sesame,
56 Fungus (bot,), (p1.). 53 High card.
59 Coloi',10 Us. 56 On account
60 Gone by. 11 Vacant, (ober,),
61 House of 12 Insect. 58 Symbol for
worship, 13 Sheltered side. germanium.
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27
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OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams
,r'NIOM SA(D;SOME.DAY t•1A`/- ' '' .. %� e;
•I BE YOU`COLILD TAttiE ' ' `�', j��,/
' ' PIAMO LESSONS-- /l .I ,� �
' NOW DON'T GO I �!! 4;•,i',t ,i
GETTING ANY, I - \ ,;. 1I;
OTHER. FUNNY
•:1,Z•4'• . iill1111
IDEAS; .. y,. ;'i,:
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JR.WILLIAMS
THE SPORTING THING By Lang Armstrong
"He says he's autographed so many basebl!s he can't write in
a straight line!"
THE SPORTING THING
4
fi
"Why use the machine? I can see
through her!"
FOP—Retribution
/OU NEEDN'T VIC 7'.;:?, -.
1-fE WON'T C
YOU
This Curious World
By William Ferguson
ALASKA
AND
Q'-QELL,
N O RWAY,
ARE IN THE SAME
GEOGRAPHICAL.
LATITUDE.
pile AVERAGE:
RAILWAY
PRESIDENT
REACHES HIS POSITION
AFTER
30 YEARS'
RAILWAY
EXPERIENCE.
a
12.16
ANSWER: A bird, commonly known as a nighthawk,
i
COPR, 1941 BY NEA SERVICE. MC.
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T.14. PEG, V. 9. PAT. OM� ✓
V V
A BULL- &AT
ISA
E3/r2v
RFPT/LE
MAMMAL.
SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith
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COPR. 1939 BY NEA SEBVI
C. 1.1.1. REG. U. S. PAT. OFF.
4
6-i9
"1 think it's a shame you sold old Nellie. She'll never get used
to those city folks' ways."
MUTT AND JEFF— Just Goes to Show
LOOK
OUT,
JEFF!
IM O.K�
I'M NOT
HURT --
I FELLON
MY HEAD!
YOU'RE BURT!
STAY RIGHT \\\
WHERE You ARE!
I'LL CALL AN
AMBULANCE!
that
CROSSTOWN
By Roland Coe
"Stop interrupting, Dear! After I finish my account, you can
give them the actual facts!"
THIS ARMY
"He just keeled over Sir!,—I told him he could draw any
amount he wished!"
a Patient Shouldn't Be His Own Doc
HM -THIS CUT oN
YOUR HEAD! I'LL
HAVE To SEW IT
ONLY TWo oR
THREE STITCIIES!
By BUD FISHER
WHILE YOU'RE AT IT,
WouLDYol MIND
SEVJ I NG A Burial 1 ,
oN MY Y[ST?
L'M Not
MARRIED!
WHAT A DUM$
DOCTOR! HE
SEWED UP MY VEST
AND SEWED A
BUTTON ON MY
DEAN
. ) (3.3
!pl
REG'LAR FELLERS—The Constant Lover
,P5"- SHE; LOVES ME,
SHELOVES ME NOT!
L.,....
Mt AHO GET
Mc ANOTH`-;?-
DAISY •'
•
SHE LOVES ME.,
5HE LOVES tylE NOT!
THIS ONE IS NT COI\JN'
OUT RIGHT EITHER!
NIP �y
— +\
W` •a%
11..1. Y,.. 1„41Y,•,•,.4
I'LL GET
THIS THING
RIGHT IF ITS
T75' LAST THING
%(NT6c2,1
-
HE HATES FAT
"-111eleMead by Tho 11"11 SynJlaelr, Ttlr.)
By GENE B s RHES
—AN Ir I.DON'T \
SETTLE IT HEFLE.
I'LL FIND ANOTHER.
FIELD '__
By J. MILLAR WATT
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-, C7 jllrl,priatr ,lnthrnl, \\1111 \Ir, Lala' Ii l.i IluinItl 'I, arc \l-lttng \Ir :Int! Mr,
BLY'1'II-- ONT. is; Munro .I1 the organ ;11111 \Ii,, Vivian Main 1,,,,• lit',tu,tll•
Strain:Irto ,4 'It inii llcr ,11 the pial'.,.. mi. .lull \I r, 1.. ,lir \ inct'ui ant'
Iltct Hugh l \\Ikon a lu'nur nlini,trr children \i,tel on Sunday with Mr
INSURE NOW! AN I) BE ASSLJREI) \\,t, 1:1111.1 ,I,e;ll;cr• In hi, ',penult:- 'old Mr, II;Ir\e \IhI)„\fell•
Car - fire - Life - Sicliness - _ACei(Iellt,'1•1•111.111” \Ir \t"II•n \ciconlell ri,itul' I.r;Luft.; Se,u'a:. 1'Ilvii \\'Ithtlnan of
A, trtlnl 1 ttt,l•'.\ hl,•t•h, \\ t ...tIi1l,L Londe`- \"ictori,l, 11 C 1, \i,itine hi. },;trent.,
' J. _T. It, 1 1111ott. Col'(IO11 Elliott A ' hurt%, (ai nut\, ; It,i the ,i.tt r church of NI'. awl \I r, I•:;i 1 \\ II llIlnau•
4 Offleo Photo 104, Re9Idenco Thune 1:9 or 140, fi `the \illwage, and a{ a ,aid hr felt 1).,,glily , \ nunlbcr 'rum tlli• di,lrirt •1ttrudcd
"COURTESY AND SERVICE" A i!1„n ted 11' be I;th in .\Itlmrn. .tltc .\i ii \(",,ti', -entire, at the Knox
r i4
i1i`dl$i•Di`r37,dt`dtsPINN?!i`NItai t'IN)iDi°NpaliS1: lealit31/2+2a,i912121 2Dat3;)INNDIND19191D1914I Ht Set 11;0'11 L : 'quit', ,un ui MI.l.nitrll Cinirch' .\llhur:l, ill tinnll'IY1
• _ land \1r, l lial!1, F. .\,/lniill, ree,ntl\' where the Itcv I1 1• \\•ikon of ltru„cl,
— rccci\ itt Ili, di,t harge hum the RCAF, nil, the pnw,t ,I'akcr•
left un NI 1,11,41 4, re-enter %lura!'; \Ir, G rd.'n Stull vi-ited on Sunday
. I Y
t'nictrtt\ a• a science ,lullint, ;liter an
al.,enee of five ,\ ear,. row nulla half
year, wire -I"tot t\itli the RCAF Ile
\\'a, atttl•:Il; llu first group to ;gra Mate
tl'„IIl tIlt• ( ll':t,,,1 Ia1111, tc!lo.,1 ;VIII t''.' Air, 1e1'itl (,Gill' ut '\itl•t!t'I1,,,..
For employment with a,thl'ivint; in(lustry in the '`tn ,t'I\''`•t' 111 l•:ntLul,1, .\tlic;t. Italy, \it .1,1,1 \I I, I.\ wan Javelin where
- Iceland ;oft' !.''itit!I• r \\,act; -wild', till, at tit Inane of \Ir.
and \i r, Til ml;l, .1ardin and ,'thcr
friend,
Girls Wanted
tt.ilt her ,i,!Ir. Mr, .\ \\sapper 1'I' Au-
burn.
\\c(h-,•1111 tt,Ic•t, at the hunt' of Mr
an \Ir, I 1. \lcl)'Iwell neve Mr ;hitt
TOWN of CLINTON
A real opportunity to earn, and \\ ith a gOU(1 future.
Particulars may he obtained through the Nation-
al Selective Service Office, Uoderl('h, or through the
Town Clerk's Office, Clinton, or at. the office of the
Blyth Standard, at Blyth.
Order No. 19iS. 05
....I, 1 A I •I
WESTFIELD
\It•• \\•',Viii% (ittvier had .I ,newt,%!%{
farm ,ale on \\', dite,da\ •
Lr,lic I t'ilgcr ha' recciv'e,l hi, Ili- I•lt 11'.'I4r:l\'e \Vowel'', I11,titrtic hill1
t'llartit from the I:l .\ I' and i, \iitint; it, Sctliw,nln'r meeting at the hunt' of I \larl<cniu rondurrt'i1 ;I cunte•t 1
- hi, brother, \ir F. lodger. Mr. Cad _'rut•:er in Mucci, on 'Phar'- I which 11 ,1, \I1l! by Nit.. (' 1' C'ttlte,• I
Mr, ,!\ atter:' 11u null t\\CHty-ti\•e it„ii,„ I I•: I' r'1 returned to her home 1, t t n•s 1
1Linrlt tea, .er\rd i\. the h11 t,•>, •1- i,, I
at ('I,Iilt;•r, i:it,•r ,tteiu}ii!,. ,wvcra! In allett•I:i t.•, Tilt' 114"'-11.11111 nit. ;u•- ,t,!'y \Ic, .1 \I 1iultc,, \1r, h Ilruetcr 1
natal', pith Lr• .iter, \it• \\ 1' Canti' r, :e,' ;r. \I.• h I \lacl\enxii, cote -'•1111 \ii. I., l r,\tl'llrtl.utiice on
hell and \Ir l•au,;'hwll• %allot• f':: i
1It s Fetniuilic,, ;Intl nil' h 1 \lac'icniie Inn, ,u'd Ili, farm on a rathwr c\tra,•r•Illiar'
The \• I' 1• livid ILt it fir,% meeting conducted '\ 'tit•• 1.:;a1 ,\ndcr,oi, taw the 4th of \tor 1, 1,1 Mr 1, Itoit ;old Ila, I tlletlht'r of tltt , h 'm.ehot,l
a thi, LII' „II •I•!'.n•, !.,0 %•\'witch pith a PI c,iticit• .\ (lunation of S25 \as l!Hrclia•'.• 1 the !•rtt!rrrty and Inhitle,, 1
l c ,d at'cntliIt t , Social acti\iuc nrr,• r1'•ed I„ 'nc \1''n',hanl 1Ia.tiital Ilttild- fre,ttt I .\ (,et'•!c,•
enjoyed under the lcader,llili, of ':c%• ii:; hH•'d and to l'tntrtl \Val. fund •Phe Inc: ra\"c lu-Ofur;Mite .\ ,,,,r1,1
1
11 melt. "lite ,Crilltttr, lc„utt \ea, It \\, a„. It•cit!t'ti to luahc a ,hilt far 1•1111 'a1' jure'la,wd the %,r1';I I'(v awl
read by Donald Snell. Prayer, \i,.tet atw:',e:l• r.li.'f .\ I•elwrt tf K12 11 11'1'1', inr•inc„ trout \I1' :\It's ;tinit it;.ice hill' 1' belt ituttt,, There.There.,U.uk. t akir, _'lila:t 1 i\I,r• The ti, v1; r ul!,1ett11 ,:tl''t. the 1;H meeting' II \\udc I;,1, di,tn,.t 1 \lul hi, t,r !
cfI'ccr, ft•1v ilict•Iiin,_, year \\et•t• el nil, ,i ivc.l and nen \hurl. tai,trib11tct'• crty ,'and i,11 -in,•>, to \I I• \\• I\a';itiui H.
ecteli• Pr, ,idem, 1't!\ ili- Ci'10, : 1,1 \I r; \\•i1'.!;nn `!•1 ir, ,lave ti dt•ntoit,tra 1
l,rn:.I•. I
I3ELGRAVE
1Vednesday, Sept 2(i,1915,
a
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
OF LIVE STOCK
iiORSES, CA'l” I'l4E, I'OU 1;1'RY AN 1) 11OCS.
Al Lot 29-:,'0, Concession 1:;, 11tlllett Township
3 \lilt', North -\\'t•.! , I Lu; 11: bot,., ;lull \l Ih 1\ c,t of 111\ tit
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH
connnrr,rin,
at 12 welt%!., Nu 'It, Shari , illy luliottlint :—
I).\IR:l' (•..\•f•I•l.l•:: 33 llul,tcitl 1,111,, $ Itt 7 \c;l+., tdd, inducting 13
Springer,: It,ll;iltt•l' IIId1, 1111;, ,11111 •tlt,!I' 1'1'11 to III' in Calf.
\IYI•I•::'I•hi, i, a choice Intld ui (lair con, i'. (io-,d Condition.
111':I'.I CATTLE: 1(1 I lerei rtl c,'n ', i iIvv, h' their ,ide; 5 -year old
Hereford 'wife!, ; 2 I'nl t hrrd t tvrrfurd 111111. ; 21 2 t car ul'! feeder,
~leer,; _"I1 ycaru!d ,Icr1,; 15, _'\car old ileitet,, 1)nrh;lul; li, }t,lrulll
'riiwr,, Ihlrh;lnt; 111 Ilut,trin \rat 1''d Iltiiet,; }II t,tlnit r;llt'c,•
HORSES: 11r,\in %cant ldmt)!', ri-ill:, -i ;Intl Intel, colt, %•fang 3;
Yearling cull ; Itruod ware, foal II\ her ,:dc,
PHIS : 34 Chunk,. `tt t.l 123 II!,. ; ; s,,,\\ , 111 pit!: 1 1 \\'caner.
!'Ol I .•I• h \• : ,011 \\ hitt Lrchor- pullet,: i 5 Rel,
Note; This Sale will Start on Time and Comprises a
Choice Lot of Dairy and lice!' Cattle,
Attend One of the l,arg'est Stock Sales of the Season
TERA'IS CASII. POSITIVELY NO RESERVE.
`Vilnler IIo\\'att, Prop. 1larold Jackson, _Auctioneer
I • .. .,L..11.1 IAII, IIII...,IYIIIIIIYI II IMI ..I.:IIII . 1.1Y.. 1.111 .1I , •
KITTENS! ' KITTENS!
WI10 WANTS SOME KITTENS?
\I r, \ \\ i' \ L 11ral,tu'II in lit the
'';ttltr,L,v nicht to Icll n; c1
cat which i, a
Fitly, \On' a \\• only a year old.
rather ihit,el,t•,,tetl the hy!r hou,ch1'ld
nli, i u I ritl'it. `ettteiu'cr .'I,t :he
III I ),I c, \ F. I )ae, and \' I UHy.
1t1RURN \ire, rraetme \Irl) tell; rrrt t;lrl• ti 1'11 nlaiin I \ gcl l aLr and this
I1'lul I: \\ rir, onlc ,un 'i lir I1 1'
NI,. and \I • , (' I: Cnnite, , peal tit,'
NIT. an I \Ir: !.Inmer , i R,•l,_er and l.ilten'f't\1u:.; "!arc;l•m'cr. i)unald Snell; pr \ell \el-\ in'. re•lin,. \Ir• R Procter 1
\\', it 11 1' un \l,ild.l\' t., o Iter \\ c,tctl, , week -e al \\ WI 1elatit•e, ; 1 1'ar,u!n'illc, 1
f•iimili• •111'1 i e •ie ' 1',h—ttr of \Ve.aricltl (:rout, Iwaller,, 1 t,trl • atili'••'m, Norma novo a ;lap'''. 1 I,'"\I\ I1,:,t \Ver I longe' • \1. i. 'an
l'ni\'cr,i!\ ill att.nded 1 ititiit'li 'Pat'iut konal,1 •I'a\lur, \lurray \ii I oir iva,ti• ; ;•1,, \Ialjurit and Mar- I'
oadtcialr and. ;'r i. •t to rnli,linh, \\a' tr;\vi'1 (i rum' me' n\t\ell• The Rico- IIr'r \I asi._;1''i , It '1111;1 .\ndrr-on and
it ,..11'lt'lit 111 Hi 1\\ Ittl,lllt'•, 1 1,1tt•ge mg ,.L, -•,.I ,.-;,L ,It.. I, n1•,1i1•t ,, , \Iiltli'r l it ,i; •'111 i! ltll'el' .1,111:,• ''Ipl.'tn. II y„11 111\'\' 1111 Itl'lll
adverti,ctncnt in The Standar%! ,'; well,,!__
lir and \Ir• \\•"rttt\• Fouler of
rich with Mr: \\ il!lant .111,1er '11•
\li<, \IilI'md `'en't, I: \ ,.f \IitGhrll
t .apt .\ ':, t t ''i t i. 1erieh, with itol,cr•t
,l Scctt.
I ileo C•11 rol of \1 ilchtl1, and 11111 ho-
11 ,f i',•riih, with their friend
\\ illi;un 1 r;lie Jr.
Toronto Ile t li,ted e;trl\ in 1')111 an 1 \Ir and Mrs 11 F (';uuitiv!l and \li,, \\ ere rt' H! I,\ \i r• I C Prutiter, \i r, R
st;u•ttd li' training in Setlteilhcr 1'1.111
.\ flet' Ili. ha,ic tt'ainirl, hr \a, ,tatioit-
ed •1t Sky Hari, tor, t iudcriell for a
till., and then '.':;it Inottti Ir, O11;111'3
%\!lore he \a, •latiuicd 11.111 tlti, year
\Ir, .\iht•t t; Ittthuri.e ut (icdericlt \viten ll\ receive_' hi, di,charne
with \Ir and Mr, 1 I lohcrt,ui• 1 Fity vttr, in ilu•inc„ H, a tailor,
hohcrt Scutt attended the :,il\•cr tved 15 of them in Auburn i, the record of
dingy annivcr•try of \Ir ;ant! Mr, i)an- Janie, \\' \l u!d. 'mown to a hu,t of
ill \Jell -Wald at Rilt!ty on Saturday• friend. in Atha•-, a, "Jimmie" \ii Il!
\ir an 1 \Ir \\• I!ianl Smiley of Tor- I It tial, in Setptcnthtr 1')t(I that Mr
nab rellti\e, alt! \ere accum \Ictlli ti 'ttt;I IT !tk Luloring hu\ine„
4'•111: t 11 —11- I,y their ;amt,, \Irs 1 L III t!'c hni'dinl n 'ic n,c'l a, the local
Clark and \ir• \\'i•liant 1) •Ind• l,c,t office where he t'cntainctl for four
\ir an] Mr, Gordon \\•all, Iinlvtnod, \'car. Ile then lmrcha,ed Ili, present
w ittt \Ir- 1„'i Arthur. h '1, a';'1 dwelling from Jilin Nichul,•tn
The hell fr :t; talc Lutheran (lnircli anti ha, ;ince maintainer) the
Ata, Ilan . 1 t” the .\nnlican Church I ,cati•,n
in \litctlt" 1,' the Int er, Cltarlc, P., TIT, 11'nial ii'rcha"t learned hi'
._;Boit!! It II. , t,t•ri cm the church tl;t 11 III Minton With Jark,on B'r'other,
311t1, !la '1'1'11 11 1'! it, Cwle- al,d 7111'111 lite 11•.1 11,11' year, in !(titi-
bra'c :\ri'i tirr 1 n
•;1111t.
\ovcnttcr 11, _'Jit, pan on. :tonin): to .\tiburn at the turn
of the •••itnry \Ir \Icdt! recently
--- celrl,r.11ed hi, ;WI itintlttl'ty and enjoy,
loved 'wealth and i• remarkably artirc
and sill c^ndcrt< hi, It\ n 'wine„
1\111'\
1)114.0 Church was fill -d to
capacity of ti'- .';ty tri rnintb for the
tannual ann:ver:ary tent ices. The
EDITH CREIGiITON'S
DECORATOR'S SHOPPE
PHONE 158, BLYTH.
I .1
SUN WORTHY
Walipapers
ARE INEXPENSIVE
LUXURIOUSLY DESIGNED
LASTiNG.•Y BEAUTIFUL
PRiet: , ARE RiGHT
ALSO
PAINTS AND
ENAMELS OF QUALITY
RIDSMEL to Strp Pant Sme'1
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
F. C. PREST
Phone 37-26. LONDESBORO
ALMEtS'
WHEN BUYING SYNTHETIC
RUBBER TIRES CHOOSE THE
TIRE THAT IS PREFERRED
BY TIRE•W1SE MOTORISTS
COAST•TO•COAST FOR ...
MILEAGE
DEPENDABILITY
TROUBLE-FREE
PERFORMANCE
NOW, AS ALWAYS, THE FINEST
TIRE MADE
SEE YOUR
GOOD YEAR
DEALER
I-IAMM I3ROS.
PHONE 159
BLYTII, ONTARIO
We iv
n.t, itoihinu l %Lahti 11 ;ti tt( ihi, int•id-
cnt, hit \\ hen Mr, I'\ It ful't'\'cd nil
nil' 1'e inllrtt",Ili 'it that 1111 lull• 1,1
,.f inn• i,',Ir tit,• ,:our cat had given
I,iltll t , in; h;lltIt that really tea,
Heil• ! t'.'I 1,, te'ic, in II•,. 111.111 three
ulunlh, ;ni'l ',inch. he a record .\nth
i„n” de,irili.; I %'len, in thine ,ittulll
lu ,1'11, Ill' ;111 ,tj i,i\' t" ;Illi d,el' of Illi
it before...
00
plow/Xi"'
'' \\
CSS\•
.4
tiUf
Ul? tD AIGN(R:` ;
titAH
WE HAD NO PRICE COILING tASi TIM
IV(IY10DY 1NOUGH(,
LOST 0( LIVING 1011
-forst inflatioh `came after the last war
.1 ..1 a_
NOW is the Real ¶estinq time ...
The only controls tit it are being maintained are those that aid the production of needed supplies and their
speedy and fair distribution to the pubic, and which prevent an inflationary price rise.
As soon as conditions warrant, these will be dropped.
Until industry gets back to normal production, price ceilings, rationing and some
necessary safeguard for everyone of us.
Keep them working.
IT'S YOUR JOB AND YOUR SAVINGS THAT ARE AT STAKE
controls are a
This advertlsemenl Is ono of a series being Issued t; the Government of Canada
to emphasize the importance of F1:venting a further Increase
in the cost of living now and deflation and
unemployment later.
.rv•r1
Kyle
!1Y eitlll'Sila.Y, kept. 26. 19.15.
.t
WE'LL JUST HAVE TO TAKE A SMALLER SLICE
AIF Trlc CL1cEs
RE SMALLER
-rH e R. . L BE
C110UGH FGR
EVERYC3ODY
THE STANDARD 1
b
f0/4/61/'s
World sugar stocks are dangerously low ...
. use less—use with discretion
LUN I)F SBOR0
Nest :;Modal• at tc I o'clock the tine Sund;ly• \Ir and \It>
To Tito-,• \yho loon' her,
Ino \ycciis :\11 \\ill hint
home will' (low much
\1 eek -end 111 'I'oroll'o.
Nit. and Nil., S ory I.;III,ing i''. 'for- (ttitll
onto over the ttrrkelnl.
day Sulu.,'I ;In•I Church tint ire Brill hr \I r ;111'1 \I r , 1 tiin,'lair, .\ nn awl I \\' I oll,t l nh„ .III'ut
cunlhint 1, it brim; l:ills' !i;ly. The
maria', Milli o \Ir ;toll \I r- II Itil.y, \lith thrlr s"n reuu•ned
member.- cf t!,e -' li 1 sill meet ill t .
the. b:l•rltlt'I11 .II ';..-13;lull 1..a.Ilio intoII' 1 111'il ,0111 NI I't'I•II \\at -on, them.
III, '\1111 ?.1 r- t !I;Irle.
the audit, ri'rtn ..tt li iI\
will be the .I,.aker ;a al ,prrial nnlsie
by the eh .ir.
\Ir ;I , 1 \Irs
\Ir and
.\rthtn• Clarke yi'ited
\I r, L. stir \\•t: ,t1 ;ill of
AL
✓
PAGE ,r,
BOXY• HEATRE, CAPITAL THEATRE RLGI:N'1"I'lIEA7'1tE
CLINTON. GODERICH. SEAFORTr!.
NOW PLAYING: "Where Do We NOW: Bing Crosby in
Go From here", with Fred McMur• "HERE COME THE WAVES" NOW: Son)t Heide in
ray and Joan Leslie. Technicolor I IT'S .\ PLEASURE"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Betty Grablc, Dick Flames and
Phil Silvers
111 time \lull III" time, moil', this
la\i,ll\ product ll musical, loaded
nitb I•Iltt"';tilnnrnt awl filmed i;t
'f rr 11 hila ill ll'
"DIAMOND HORSESHOE"
Thursday. Friday, Saturday
SALOME, Where SHE DANCED
In Technicolor
That 1'Ivelc Canadian beauty,
\•\Mons.. tic Carlo, who caste into Illi
\\ est :u 1i1nu' 11, bll!tict,t hearts and
challenge it, nildc,t cxrittttttnt,
Rod Cameron, David Bruce and
Walter Slezak
COMING: Bette Davis in:
"THE CORN IS GREEN"'
Matinees Sat & Holidays at 2.30 p,m.
Mon. Tues, Wcd Oct 1, 2, 3
"THE SONG OF I3ERNADET TE"
ler Haul/ \\'mel. .1 III ,IItt,iullt.
Mitt, 11 story, pI riled\ portrayed A\
immv..orilly ea -1
Jennifer Jones, William Eythc and
Ci,arles Bickford , Bette Davis: John Dalt, Nigel Bruce
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
"'r)IE CORN 1S GREEN"
l 'ill- llrl'dlll'llllil for ILLI'
,,er.11' ni"-t gl"rillu al'trt-
'I'hurs, Fri, Sat. Oct 4, 5, 6 Thurs, Fr:, Sat, In Technicolor
"PA'T'RICK THE GREAT" "BELLE 01 THE YUKON"
flriIwin t v •r is t (trifle Cott ,tar
n.gtint r ;.,:,lin in tilt'ir Illi\(' -1 .1 lil,lt fall I the north, \thll•
1111';1 ll ell'lit ;It ill.. "ILII( Ili ;I t`,Iltl
ne
dance n' full •In'\\ I
Donald O'Connor, Peggy Ryan and Gypsy Rose Lee, Randolph Scott
Frances Dee ( and Dinah Shore
COMING: "Molly and Mn" with COMING: "SONG TO REMEM-
"THE BULLFIGHTERS" ( 13ER••. Paul Muni, Merle Oberon
Mat„ Wed•, Sat,, Holidays 2.30 pm Matinees Sat. & Holiday, a'
INMEMORIAM f ,..;..; ,..;..;• ,.•;..;,.;a.,. ;,•;..;a.;..;..;..;.•;..;•.:..; .;..;.•;., ; r,;,a ;.•:1
Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Pop,?,:*
and Other;1.11t1(I ries.
f.01)c11 all (lay andcve:ling.•
.=.1'Mlaill Street, Llyth.
1'Ol.l..\l11—Ill loving Toldt try of our 5:
LY ILCiRI l Iih,A l RE .?. :
WINGHAM—ONTARIO, ATKINs
1h;u' 11' the. Nebo passed as;ly II
ago, , •t Two Shrn\vs Sat. Night
gars 1 September ,iU• f ,; •,
ONS
P001, ROOM.
.\t night the ',dent stars look down. ;.Thurs, Fri, Sat, September 27 2ti 2941
Ona grate nt.i tat' Iron It :. Dennis Morgan, Alan Hale, and , , , t '
Where skits 1!tt one we can't lurgct, Raymond Massey in Qui ;, ; 111\ 1)I IES
,.. "GOD iS MY CO-PILOT" >+
:\ml ;tlsa), lot' ell so 1Ivir,
+lite .a of nnc.rimirrah!e men ;loll,".
The Dearest :Jother this world could ' the ,;Brit that f'I!!ltt diets hilt) •,
It 'Id. tl l ri•iue
The ehcrric,t ,I;:ilr and a heart of gold, ;; ALSO "SHOR T SUBJECTS"
'Matinee, Saturday afternoon, at 2.30.;.
Y•,
,,
six year's apo • Mon. 'ruts, Wed, October 1 2 3
The lard ('rt;-. sill hold their
nt"nth(\• utet'lil1..; I it Thor '.ty, 1 )rather
\Ir 11' I:rern, I.ond'm, t'ith her
trysts. \Ir ;it t \lr, \\ Ctriffith,.
\Ir- 1'':n'n,.l, I< I \ rettn'nt• ! home
t\t' , arty vi,itine her daughter.
\I i • \ it in •I'''ronto-
4th at _':Jot in the (''mununity 11,111. try, ..t, , I a r tit Irnnir III tht• \ il-
'I'he0e \\'ill he quilting a"11 ;111 or enl I;r'r .`,Ir ;nl l \11, l haters \ I'rlden.
appeal 1 'r t't 1.11 used rho thio;' and ! \I r \Trio Sh ;ll'lil. •!lint Thr stile
shoe; are needed.
e:',1 t'.:t'I !,er I';t'''ut, Mr and \I r;
\\'c ('I•n't';tIt';Ite Mr, llii,lhrtli I.von \\,Ti's. u1. a' Marren.
\Irs Jean Tamblyn and Mr John \Ir. 1' \Ie\t r. and •I,tekie, Stratford,
Pinglalttti, who rclrbt'art their ,gill ti tied I;t't t'trl: .111th her n'111:•r,
birthdays this month, \1 r, \\-111;;,111 1 y :n
lt•st
"'Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy; 1, ,,
—Sadly missct; by her fancily, Beryl, i in ii } 'n ;Ir. 1..nel., \\rite I ,i'
NIi—e, U„rotl'y Little ani! 011ie \loon l•aylller ant; George. !. '• (larh.t I1. \\,1.11 , lid tt,lnip
♦. "WITHOUT LOVE”
\ert. buss. for the \\
The I.•Iude,hl•rll United Church Sim -
School sill (,old their annual Rally
1);ly ,rrvice nest Sunday morning at 1
111 o'cloel: til.cci;tl program s1cr:;ll
nnl ir by the titln''Isty School choir
Rtv
eninan
ill
;II\;tkrt\Ir 1,l;lendid\t ervitt
cc i, lhe ooked
:
for kv"rvrnit 1lelcollle.
EAST W:1IVANOSII
Mr and Nies John Snell awl \Ir, It\Ii•- )I,lt't Iir,lineer returner! to \Ir an l \Ir, (_•baric. Coultcs of Bel -
Peel; ,tl'•ilt the tvt•t•!:-Troll t\itlt \Ir and -I •ronto tin, perk' grave and \Ir it l' Nle ius;tn spent the
\Irs Itay IAisbu' in Galt. I \Ir :Ind \I r• Iohn Seto and Miss seek-en,l ;it ('arstnvilie, Michigan,
Mr awl \1r, Bert Shohhro,•h acid \torr SiI',t;silent Santht\• \title \Ir nd They tt'trr accompanied honor by \Irs
:\ir and \irs Perry f;ibbin;:, pent tot;• \1r, .\ B'oadil''1 o1 Scaforth. _
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THE
Is for
our Protection
EVEN though your Hydro makes
electricity available to you in Ontario
at a very low cost, it is important that you
pay only for the amount of power that
you actually use. The electric meter on
duty in your home, is your protection
against paying for more than you
consume.
Every one of some 000,000 meters in
Ontario is tested and certified by a Dom-
inion Government inspector at regular
intervals to assure complete accuracy.
Electric meters are among the finest of
jewelled precision instruments .. ; as
constantly true as the finest watch.
For your protection, Hydro installs 9
separate meter, exclusively for your own
household. Having a meter of your own
is the only possible way to be sure that
you only pay for the electricity which you
use. Imagine buying food from a mer-
chant who weighs several people's orders
at the same time, and splits the cost
evenly regardless of the size of the
orders! You want your order weighed
individually when you buy food. When
you use electricity your meter assures
accurate individual measurement.
Low cost Hydro service in Ontario
offers amazing comforts and conven-
iences. For your protection ... so that
you will pay for only the amount of
Hydro you actually use, a Government
Inspected Meter is installed for your own
household exclusively.
DEATH NOTICE
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-- -•,Rhee comedytaken the i ilt1t,„U1 ':11 1) ti. I:LI,IO'1"1,
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\Ir, It I Buchanan, on \\'cdncsday, LnnulL;I' ;u'';11't'en1r11t, can he nerd,:
September 'I rtlt, 'I'Itonsl, C. Roger._ DWELLING FOR SALE for ole, !tate ;It The Standard Oificl,
st(, i11 his 1,1 I'I' b',' rtiiilllt; Hone _'ll,i, Clinton,
lh year
Sp!l"11111 hl'leli dnt'11111g II ilrrll Gist oth'l,ite and hdtlsfaett"tt
The Funeral will Like place from the lir,,tantcrd.
boon' of his daughter, \Its Jaue;• `'treet. Myth, ennvt'iiently located to
\It rritt, Morris Sired, Myth. on lilotvn tttl\tl, ant'. ,itnatt•Ii IIs 111:01 \\;Iv
Friday, ticpten;bre '8th, ‘lith service 1 No
-I, run title through Myth For own -
at 2 p.m Interment in Union Ccute-
tiry
FOR SALE
511 purebred (tarred Rock pallets,
starting to lay Apply to A\rcllie
Young, phone 40.8, Myth (151
LOST
Small Airmail wagon, with all hub
- caps utissing Last seen i11 trout of our
d\yt'iling on 1)itisley street Finder
please communicate \v'ittt \Irs Fred
Chapple, phone 1.11, Myth 05-1p
FOWL SUPPER
l.'nder the attspiees of St. \lichacl's
Church, in the \Ientori;tl hall, Illyth.
on the evening of \\'cdnevday, October
3111h. Keep th, date in nl:nd. Further
particulars late- 05-1
I-Iorticultural Bulbs
Any :somber of the horticultural
Society who wish to purchase Bulbs
for out -dear planting, or forcing in
pots. Inuit order through the Secretary
no later than Orlobcr 10th
Emperor Daffodils, per tloz .........:,1.75
Ding Alfred Daffodils, per doz ..:1.75
\latnntoth ily:;riuth Bulbs, from
1 lullan'l ........... ... _...--•..-- each •I0c
aledilm li acinth itulbs ... _. milt 20c
Prices on Tulips and Crocus, and
other bulbs on request, from the Sec-
retary.
MRS L M SCRIMGEOUR
LOST
cl•, nan' and ;Id tress, apply at Thr.
Standard 1)flil.c Ili -:i
'FLEECE -LINE
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Anal (—dings of yon(* boon. \\ ill ,aye
fuel lith more comfort and
`Sales,
protct•ti''ti I I.!cetneil for the ('aunty of Huron.
OUREQUIPMENT WILL BE !Reason:llt!e !'rices, ;nal S;1lirfactton
ICnarautt'ed.
Per information, etc., write or phono
\\'illi;ttn 11, \lorritt, Rhone, Ite`;Idenctt
! tt;l; Shop 1, Myth.4 4.) f.
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_ Horse Dealers
WE ARE iN THE MARKET TO
BUY OLD LIVE HORSES
WRI'T'E FOR PRICE
Frank's Bakery
PHONE 31BLYTI I, ON'1'.
ATTENTION
Brown plait(, ,rayon -covered umbrella.
Valued as kccpsake Finder please
leave at Stau-tard Offirc. 1:cs'artl
05-1
Fraternal Societies Open
After Summer Recess
The local Independent Order of Odd
Fellows held their election of officers
at their regular sleeting on Tuesday
night, with tht, following results:
P G: Ilt•o Harold Phillips
N M: Uro \\'illiain \lorritt
✓ M: 1)ru Harvey \tcCallunt
Rcc-Sccrct:tr : tiro G Mc\all
Financial Secretary
Bru F '!'annoy
William Stone Sons
LIMITED
,
iNGERSOLL, ONTARIO
Is
HAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist in Farmand HouseholdusoHouseholdSales.
Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties, !'rices reasouatilo; Batts
f tetion guaranteed,
Treasurer: Bru J .\ (-city For information, etc., write or phos!
Other appointed offices \\rill be Itade Harold ,Taeheon, lt.lt. No. 4, Seaforth.
later The Society i; anticipating a I I'lton(t 140;61.
very successful year
Myth \lasotic Lodge opened it's TRY A CLASSIFIED AD. 25 CENTS
scssilnl, \londay night, t\'itIt a good
atti tt !'once, i;lcluding visitors from
Morning Star Lodge, Carlow, and Mul-
lett i.udg,2 A\ busy year has been en-
joyed, and pr,•I_pccts are very bright
for the future
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
-.Air Guidon Elliott returned honor
from the Clinton lloTital this Wed-
nesday, after having undergone an ap-
pendicitis operation \Vednesday of last
week
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES. .
I''RESI-I EVERY DAY
Everything Homemade
HOME-MADE
BOLOGNA
'1'NIS WEEK -END
OUR OWN
HOME SUGAR•CURED
Smoked Side Bacon
45c PER L)33.
BOLOGNA, WEINERS, SAUSAGE
S A GOOD SELECTION OF
COOKED MEATS.
. McCallum
Butcher. Phone 10, Blyth.
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50r31; Scafurth, 15, {:ollect.
DARLING and CO. of C &NADA, LTD.
You'll enjoy our
Orange Pekoe Blend
TEA
LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM
CHAPTER XX
She saw' the red temper rising
in hint and, knowing it of old, re-
calling mail;. such encounter's and
their unhapl'', outcome, she fought
to control her own not too gentle
spirit.
"Maybe I didn't believe so snick
as I-1 loved you in spits of any-
thing that seemed to he against
you."
"That is %rima 1 mean. But it
was not so with het-.".
"Can you expect a qrl to go on
caring for a titan she met for a
few hours on a n:onot Ce or some-
thing, in some Rmrtani:m Loud.
long ago, even \vhen that nems
seems beyond doubt to 1, a tr.t t-
or ,:n(l wore:„
"Yes," said Michel softly. 'Yes,
I can expect that. .\ mountain,
you say, madame—but you do not
know what a amebic mountain; a
Rmritaia 1 land, you say—but you
cannot dream what a magic land
it was; for a few hours, you say,
but you—you mut know that such
thin; as this are not measured in
hours, We knew each other al -
wars; we were to love each other
always"
"it was so said?"
"1t \vas so understood,"
"But \lc'ridcl—I ant being a
traitor to Roger now -- 1 know
\Ieridel has never ceased to care
for you,"
"I watciie 1 her tonight in the
lovely bridal gown. 1 saw my bro-
ther bend and kiss her, I knew
then it was time for me to go."
".Because your pride was hurt.
Because you expected her to be-
lieve in you. no matter what hap-
pened."
"Nut entirely that," he said
wearily. "Roger loves her. Ile's a
great lad, Roger—one of the bort,
the salt of the earth and also one
of the noblest of the noble breed
with w !eon he Bios. \\'ell, suppose
she still does cart for inc, can I
cont I,..,'!: now ;till-
"You
til l -"You mean — you are stepping
aside for Roger' voted give up
your—"
"The only great dream I ever
had, mmadanme," he said, and his
voice was flat now, ;onelcss. Like
Uberlieutenautt Faber's voice. "1'm
going away tonight—note. You are
not to tell anyone that I was here.
neve
He'dacie
uick!
To prove how fast Aspirin is ready
to go to work, just drop one in a
glass of water. "Clock" its disintegrat-
ing action with a stopwatch. Within
two' seconds, you'll see it start to
disintegrate. It docs the same in your
stomach. That's why it stops head-
aches so quickly.
Get Aspirin today?
The "Bayer" cross
on each tablet is
your guarantee
that it's Aspirin.
-ASPIRIN-
NOW—New Low Prices!
Pocket box of 12s . . . . only 18c
Economy bottle of 24 . . only 290
Family size of 100 , .. only 7911
ISSUE 39-1945
1'llat is understood. When—when
they are married, 1 shall return."
"\Yhy, you headstrong--"
"—tuhhorn, thick-headed mule.
Yes, 1 know it all and maybe I'm
every hit of it. But that's the tray
it is, "Pante Minna—and that is the
tray it Will be. I .lon't flatter my-
self I can take her from Roger
and steal his happiuess, but 1 shall
not et en run the risl. "
4'
Ile stood up. He came to her
and bent and kissed her. "1 have
some time in Canada before I have
to report again; 1 may even get a
post here, i don't kno\\."
"I)or.'t go \l ichel! 1 tun't got"
"What? You're running out of
ammunition You're turning soft
on ale again, These are new tac-
tics, and clever ones, but 1 have
learned a trick or two myself and
I will not fall for this. I shall go
as I came—quietly, .\nd you will
not speak. Promise!"
The old eyes burned at hint and
there was no softness about her
mouth, but that was only for a mo-
ment for soddenly it smiled—
rare,
miled—rare, sw set smile.
"1 promise, you mule—you lov-
able, splendid donkey. Rut f tell
you it is a very fonikh thing you
do."
"Neither the first nor, I think,
the last. Farewell, lust tante."
lie retrieted the hat, turned at
the door to smile at her, to show
her the wild imps in his eyes. "We
always ()morel, don't we?" he (-di-
ed. "And always make up."
r.
1vridel and Roger walked over
the big hill that lies between i'hili-
bert and the village of St, Didier
des \fontagnes. It was a narrow
path among the great spruce~ and
cedars that grew thickly on the
mountainside. In winter the trail
was ostially closed by the drifted
snow, but now one could walk Cas -
11y enough over the crust. They
were on tlic way to the House of
Gerard (-•hanbcrlaud, the govern-
ment agent, to bring back Pol
1lart1n and Rosins who had been
invited there to have supper with
the Chanmberlands.
The stars were dint, but the
track lay clearly marked through
the darkness of the tvood. From
the time they left Philibert they
had talked little. Both of them
felt constraint, uneasiness. Roger,
always ready with gay talk and
laughter, was strangely silent.
11eridel, walking along beside hint,
looked up at his shadowy profile
and longed to say something that
would break the tension, But she
could find no w'or'ds to say. .\/d
she thought, Is my heart empty
of things to tell hint—so soon emp-
ty? 'l'llis i; nut the tray of love.
lie said at last, "You cried to-
night, \f eriucl. Your tears fell on
the lovely gown that is being made
ready for your wedding. You did
not think 1 saw you, It was when
you left rho roost after my aunt
had gone upstairs. You first look-
ed at yourself in the ntirrow and
then you cried. Why diol you cry:"
"1-1 do not know, Roger. I
really (10 not know. Do not girls
who are about to marry often
cry'
"Not like that. 1t was a differ-
ent thing." Ile was silent for a
moment. 'then he said w hat ma-
dame had said that night after his
departure: "Un (tui :time; unc qui
se laisse timer." (inc who love;,
nuc Who irtherself be loved, Is
it so with its, Jieridel? I want to
know."
"Olt, Rosier, why do you ask the
a thing like that? Hove can one
know? 11cm can one he sure?"
"The answer i, in veno heart, I
think,"
"1 have louhcd there.,"
"And \oil have not found it."
She did not answer, but 11e knell
from Ler alt ace that ,he had look-
ed in \sins
"You told me once," said Roger,
"that only one key would unlock
your heart. You remember?"
"Yes." It was only a whisper. "I
remember well."
"And I have not that key? You
must answer etc,"
(Concluded Next Week)
\Vifc: "It says here that the
average person speaks 111,000
words a (i:Iy."
Hubby: "Yes, drat; but you're
far above the average, you know."
KNOWS HER MATERNITY WARDS
Last spring a dog wearing a tag bearing the name, "Whitey," ad-
mitted herself to the Army General Hospital at Camp Butler, N.C„
was accepted as a "patient" in the maternity ward and, with
WACS and GIs in attendance, brought a family into the world.
After a few weeks Whitey disappeared and wasn't seen again un-
til she scratched on the maternity ward door again several days
ago. Admitted, she gave birth to six more puppies, two of which
were stolen soon after. Whitey and the remaining four of her
new family are pictured above.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. \\'lien a than and a woman
are eating 111 some public place and
another ratan stops at their table to
talk with them for a moment,
should both rise?
2, Is it necessary that ushers at
a formal evening wedding always
wear full dress and white gloves?
:3, What. is the proper way' 10 ad-
(Iress a formal invitation to several
sisters in 0 fancily?
4, When a new employee enters
an office or store, is it necessary
to introduce bite to the other cm•
physes.
5. If there are manly guest, at a
large dinner, is it the duty of the
hostess to introduce each guest to
all the others,
e. Is it permissible to greet a
friend if one catches his eye while
in church?
Answers
1. The new r,heuld rise, but the
girl should remain sated. 2.
\'es, always. 3. Address the invite•
tion to, "The Misses Brown",
1, It is not necessary, hit. it is a
very courteous tiring to do, part-
icularly to the other employees
whom the beginner will contact
regularly. 5. No; but she should
introduce those nearest to one an-
other. G. \levels.' senile; to spcals or
how is unij''e ,try.
Why The Hurry!
1t is rort:linly' pretnln'l for
tine retail meat trade to declare
definitely that rationing won't
work before tlie3' have had as
chance properly to test the sys-
tem, asserts the \Vinntpeg free
Press, The method of coupon ra-
tioning should be tried for several
weeks, not trot' several clay's, be.
yore the trade makes up its mind.
Until the retail trade can male
a constructive proposal showing
how Canadian obligations abroad
can be fulfilled without imposing
tate present system of steal ration-
ing, that this present system will
have to be retained. If, however,
the retail trade has fl concrete
plan ,whereby meat exports can
be increased without causing the
inconl'etli('nves which the present
plan of meat rationing necessarily
imposes, then the Government can
improve the present system on the
hasis of that plan. ilut on no tic -
0011111 caul WO fall to stake good
our promises to people who are
literally starving,
Ration Fashion
Planned For Two
The use of tokens for Meat pur-
chases does much to simplify ra-
tion planning for the small fancily
for it means that greater variety
in meat purchases is possible.
Dere is 0 suggested buying plats
for a family of two whoso weekly
ration is two meat coupons or 18
tokens.
What to Buy
;11 lb. lamb chops , , ..liroup
.1 tokens
1;2 ib. bacon Group A,
t tokens
31 Ib. hamburger Grnup C,
:1 tokens
II). liver Group C,
:! tokens
;; lb. veal cutlets Group 13,
:I tokens
!.i
11), cold cuts Group C,
1 token
!.
Ili. fide fillets unralioned
I -low to Use It
The weekend'; purchase of 3
lb, lamb chops will allow enough
to tale care of a guest for Sunday
dinner. The 'hamburger stretched
\\ ith 1'4 cups bread -crumbs makes
0 meat loaf that will give six scrv-
iu(;s. Serve it hot on Monday and
cold on Tuesday.
Serve liver 00 \Vedncsday and
use any leftover liver together
with the remains of the meat loaf
fur a savoury' stuffing for green
peppers r 51111111 squash for Thurs-
day's dinner,
On Friday, use unraliotted fish.
The veal cutlets served in tomato
sauce will stake a substantial din-
ner on Saturday.
The cold cuts and bacon will
help in the planning of lunches.
If baron is not available, two to-
kens might he used for sausages
and two carried nye: to make it
possible to buy a roast the fol-
lowing west(,
c,
Meat Pie!—Piping Hat and Tasty
When meal is short and appetites are long, there's nothing better
than a Meat Pie! This Beefsteak l'ie helps two pounds of beef to stretch
around 0 table of six or eight—with generous helpings for all. And
oyery bot, delicious bite has the fall flavor of beef, topped with a crisp
nutlike bran pastry.
BEEF STEAK PIE
2 pounds round steal(
(rut in 1•iuch cube;)
11,(e cups sliced onions
?:i cup tat
2 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon \\'orcestershit'o
sauce
3 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 tablespoons flour
31, (raps water
2 cups diced raw potatoes
lei teaspoon pepper 1 recipe Bran Pastry
Lightly brown steak and onions in fat, Stir in seasonings, parsley
and flour; mix well. Add water slowly, sth'ring constantly, Add po-
tatoes; cover and simmer about 30 minutes. four into greased ('asset•
ole. Covet with I3ran Pastry. Prick with fork to show wedge -shape
pieces. Bake in hot oven (450°K) about 20 minutes,
Yield: a servings 13 '.;•tach casserole),
BRAN PASTRY
;•Vj teaspoon salt 1/1 cup bract
11, cup shortening 11,2 cups sifted flour
4 tablespoons cold water (more or less)
Crush bran Into fine crumbs; combine with flour and salt. Cut in
shot'teuing, Add water, a little at at time. until (lough Is moist enough
to hold together, Roll out on lightly floured board to about 1,i inch 111
thickness.
THE PICK
OF TOBACCO
•
CIIRO 1CLES
of GINGEN FARM
13y
Gwendoline P Clarke
• • • • •
Ginger Perm doesn't seem the
same place at all, It just couldn't
be, because you see Partner isn't
here. For the first tint) in twenty-
two
wentytwo yea's he has left the farm to
the tender mercy of hands other
than his own, And 1 wouldn't mind
betting that at this very moment he
is wondering 110w' lir0 are making
out, whether the c'olt's that he gon-
erally milks will "let, down" their
mills to strange hands, whether
the harrowing was finished on the
wheal. ground and if there have
been any bids to tlreshimgs. Yes,
1 haven't a daunt in the world that
Partner is wondering all those
things — and probably a great
loans. more — while we are won-
dering if he is comfortable, whe-
ther ho is gelling all time attention
he should have anti how long it
will be before we have hilt heck
home again.
:",atlu'ully you will not be sur-
prised at our anxiety when l toll
you that today we went to Toronto
and before, we carne home we saw
Partner safely anchored in a hos-
pital hod. (Ili no, it WIISII't all aeel-
dent or aeythitg like that -- he
went in for X-ray's and observation
- a little matter that has long
been delayed. Delayed because lie
fell. he couldn't go away until son
Bob was given his discharge and
could be home to look after things
in his absence,
It has been quite a week. Firs:
of all son Bob was in 'Toronto, go-
ing through all the rigmarole in-
cidental to it military farewell. In
that he was lucky, 'l'lto 0. C., rea-
lising that he was urgently need -
('d at homie, put Milli through i11 im
matter of hours, \\'e didn't expect
Bob would be home for several
days so imagine my surprise when
I heard some coughing going on
upstairs the next morning. Either
he is at past master at creeping 1n
in the wee small hours or we
must particularly sound sleepers,
• 4' M
The next few day's were taken
up on the wheat ground — and
that is quite 0 worry. After all,
when one spends good money for
registered seed and fertilizer, plus
the cost of all the gas and oil
needed for tractor work it is not
a job to he undertaken lightly, At
best it is still a gamble, However,
it looks as if we are off to a good
start. It is raining — and how
bad13' that rain was needed!
Over lite week -end we had the
house full again, and believo it or
not, all the dish -washing 1 did was
in the early )11orn111g, Strange
thing about those early nmot'nitg
chores — ]tow seldom there is
anyone around to help with them!
One day niece Joy was exclaim-
ed over tho beautiful sunset and
I said to iter — "les, that's all
right — but what about the stat -
rise?"
Sunday afternoon our week -end-
ers travelled the "mountain" roads
and brought me borne three baskets
of elderberries, 'Not only did they
pick them hut they cleaned them
too so that, before going to 'To-
ronto Alonday morning I had then
preserved and in their sealers al-
ready for winter storage. To-
morrow I expect a bushel of to-
matoes so I am beginning to have
a hunch that my time will he
pretty well octupied while Part:
nor is away,
51ny 1 talon tills opportunity In
thank "Anonymous" for the nta,;a-
tines that were sentto me. Ap-
pareutly you know what tvoui(1 in-
terest me. Not that I have had my
much bolo to study them yet but
I shall. Some nigh) when the rest
of the family ipretty well occu-
pied 1 shall give therm my me
divided attention -- particularly,
tho l'unadiat copy -- for whir!'
think there w113 0 definite nerd.
• • •
Well, today fs Tuesday; the
horn' Is 5.31) f).S.'I',, and this col-
umn must be typed and on rho
early morning train so that the
Chronicles of (linger I avid mus' be
yours to read when you get that
good old friend' of yours -- the
local paper. Not that you would
lose notch if (linger h'arnt were
missing --- but it is 1111 to 011' to
see that it gets there and then
you have the l Wiwi of reading it
or not as you choose.
Glory be -- I 1100' the cotton
perking --- that should help thine.;
along a little, don't you think?
\\'Ill you have a cup with Inc? lint
I forgot -- you slight not al prr-
ciale it -- not at fivr-thh'ty in the
luoruine!
4536
sIzEs
S. M. I_
P4eess
Gaiety and utility it an apron
[or misses and women„ Pattern
4586 can be trade from little fabric
. . e•vett from a grain or feed
bag!
Pattern 4556 comm in Si!,('3
small (32-31), medium (36-3;i) and
large (40•-12), Small size rcquirea
1 yds. 35 -inch material.
Send 't'w'enty ('rents (20c) in
coins (stamps cannot be accept-
ed) for this pattern to Room 421,
73 Adelaide St, \Vest, Toronto,
Print plainly Size, Nanus, Address,
Style Number.
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DECORATION DAY
Rivalling the display of decorations that Hermann Goering used
to spread across his ample front, is the collection of medals,
and ribbons worn by Russia's Marshal Zhukov at a recent
review of Allied troops in Berlin.
crosses
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
SURE CURE
A. California medico says (hat
freezing a person will kill all dis-
ease germs he may he harboring,
No doubt, It is also understood
that decapitation will permanently
cure dandruff.
— Kitchener Record,
END OF THE PEDESTRIAN
An automotive engineer says it
'will be possible to turn cornea's at
40 miles an hour with the post-war
ear.
11' so, the extinction of the pe-
destrian Is just ar0011ll the downer,
— Now York Sun.
CAN'T BELIEVE HIM
Ilitler, boasting of being a vege-
tarian and teetotaler, is now re-
vealed to have liked liver and kept
a stock of liquor on hand, Why,
the lean oust have been deceitful!
— Windsor Star.
THE PEACEMAKER
Blessed 1s the peacemaker who
is twice as tough and strong as
the party to be pacified,
— lh'atulon Sun,
A Different Way
Of Looking At It
An I?nglishman and an Amer-
ican were presented to the poten-
tate of an eastern country. As the
Oriental looked over the English-
man's passport, he said, "I see that
you are a British subject."
"I ant sir,' said the Briton,
swelling with pride.
"And you, " said the monarch,
turning to the American, "are a
subject of the United States,"
The American gazed' at the rul-
er in amazement. "Subject, heck!"
he exclaimed, "I own part of the
United States,"
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Am, Oahe Mil limp!. Pala
No Hope of Hornes
For 5,000 Orphans
A spokesman for the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilitation
Administration disclosed the ex-
istence of nearly 5,000 displaced
orphans who have no place to go
because they have reached laic age
of 10,
They are in addition to nearly
8,000 under 16 in French, British
and American zones of occupation
for whom homes are being found
in France, Switzerland, Britain
and elsewhere. These countries
will receive only children of
'adoptable age" - under 16.
"WI have not been able to give
them any kind of hope," the
spokesman said.
Have You Heard?
—o—
A country lad, observing a city
fisherman on the bank of a stream,
asked, "flow ninny fish ya got,
Mister?"
"None, yet," was the reply,
"That ain't bad," observed the
boy, "'Thera was a feller fished
here for two weeks and lie didn't
get any morn than you got in half
all 11(1(1',"
* * *
She (reading sign over box
office) : "Oh, Phil, it says 'En-
tire Balcony, 25c."
Phil: "Let's get it so we can
be all alone."
* * *
* * *
Bill: "I hear they have taken
the early morning train off your
route. Do you miss it?"
John: "Not since they have
taken it off!"
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Go to your druggist now and get a 40c
box. Be sure you ask for GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules.
RUB OUT THAT
HEMORRHOIDS
2 Special Remedies
by the Makers of Mecca Ointment
Mecca Pile Remedy No. 1 Is for Protruding
Bleeding Piles, and U sold In Tube, with piste,
for internal application. Price 73c. Mecca Pile
Remedy No. tis for External Itching Piles. Sold
in Jar, and is for external use only. Price 60e.
Drder by number from your Druggist.
RECONVERTED BRITISH AIRCRAFT CARRIER
With a brave war record to her credit, British carrier HMS Implacable is ready to leave Sidney,
Austalia, harbor to bring released prisoners home. The 30,000 -ton vessel was launched by Queen Eliz-
abeth in 1939. I-Ier planes' first target was the Tirpitz.
Play Santa Claus
To Europe's Needy
Millions of sten, women and
children in the over -run countries
are today without the most ele-
mentary articles of clothing, shoes
and blankets. The enemy took
everything they had, except what
they were actually wearing, and,
today, the rags that remain are in-
sufficient to cover them.
A call has gone out to the more
fortunate countries of the world,
particularly the United States and
AGi:N'1'S 11'AN'1'I:D
AGENTS; — TERRITORIES STILL
open. Sell $5 gaso)hn' saver and
super charger: 100',,• profit. 5
minutes to instal. Write "Gas-
oline Sever" ilox 52, 73 Adelaide
West, Toronto,
SONG POEMS 1VR1'TERS, It1;COf;-
nize(1 music writer, whose stows
are published by lending
publishers, coast-to-coast, will
write (11USiC to your poems. free
copies, now publishing 111 Canada.
Write Snngmnster Studios, Sussex,
NM.
BABY 01110(S
WE'LL )IAVE A STEADY \VI;I;1C-
ly supply of exeelient broilers
available. Order now, also your
frill and winter chicles, 1)Id you
get our Fall Service Ilulletin?
Bray Hatchery, 130 John N., Iianl-
ilton, Ont,
BUSINESS OPI'OIRTUNiTIES
'41 BUICK SEDAN
WILL BE SOLD FOR $1.001 TO
holder of lucky ticket tit Picker -
Ing Rotary Fair, October 17. Send
$1,00 for five tickets to Box 200,
Pickering, Out,
"IT COULD BE YOURS"
A Bi:AUTIFUL MODERN 5 -ROOM
Bungalow, now under construc-
tion, or choice of $10,000 In Vic-
tory ilonds, situated at the corn-
er of Lawrence Ave, and Scarlett
1n Weston, This beautiful
home or the bonds will go to
some lucky shareholder, It Is not
necessary for the winner to be
present nt the (]tart'. Tickets $1
each or 6 for $5, .Wail yotu' order
for 1 or more tickets to Treas.
Weston Lions Club, Toronto 15.
,Get yours now,
$1 FOR ROTARY HOUSE
SHARE TICKET GIVES YOU 0P-
portunity of owning this beau-
tiful home or $4500 cash when
lucky ticket is drawn, Proceeds
for Crippled Children and Com-
munity Service. Send today for
ono or more shares to Rotary
Club, 'lox 428, Essex, Ontario.
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
"MAY BE YOURS"
ALSO I'ARTiCIPA'I'1': IN $50.00
monthly Boned draw, Other prizes,
Details on recelItt Shares , ' s 00
each or 6 for $5.00'nd$Ifo
shares to St, Catharines Optimist
Club, ilox 445-i1., St. Catharines,
Ontario.
1942 PONTIAC TORPEDO
SEDAN WILL BE SOLD TO i101.1)-
er of winning ticket, to be drawn
In llespeler, Thanksgiving 1)ny,
Tickets 25e, 5 for $1.00. Proceeds
Kinsmen Service Charities. Send
for tickets to Kinsmen Club, Box
428-C.L., llespelce, Ont.
$10,000 HOME
BUILT ANYWHERE IN CANADA
to winner's Slice iflea tIons, or
$10,000 in cosh will be awarded
111c1(y winner. Also chance on
$100 monthly draw, Winner Is
still eligible for house chow. All
proceeds for children's welfare,
Tickets $1 each -12 for $10. Mail
remittnnee to Sudbury l:itt'nnis
Club, llox 53.
DYEING AN» CLEANING
IIAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for information, We are gind to
answer your questions, Depart-
ment II, Porker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Yonge Sheet, To-
ronto
FARM 31A('111N1at1• 1111( SAI,E
NEW BRIGGS & s'I'RA1ToN AiR-
coolcd gasoline engines. Most up -
to -dote engine made. Low cost.
Dealers orders Invited. Scope
Sales Co., Box 852, Ottawa, Ont.
"VIKING" CREAM SEPARATORS
and repair parts are always
available either at your local
dealer or direct from Swedish
Separator Co. Limited, 720 Notre -
Dame West, Montreal 3, Que,
FOR SALE
QUANTITY OF LARGE WILLOW
trees. Hunger Limb Company, 85
King Street West, Toronto, Ont.
PIANOS, OUR SMALL NEW PIANOS
will be available shortly. Beautl-
tul In design and tone. Circular
mailed promptly. Factory Mason
and nisch Limited, 642 King
Strut West, Toronto.
Canada, for serviceable used cloth-
ing to be sent immediately to these
heroic, suffering people.
Let your spare used clouting,
for •which you have no neat, he
your Christmas gift to the war-
torn people of Europe and China,
Give them to the National Clothing
Collection for liberated countries,
October 1 • 20.
'Blankets and clothing for chil-
dren, women and omen are urgently
needed in devastated \Vac areas , , ,
WIIAT CAN YOU SPARE
'I'IIA'I' THEY CAN \VE.\R?
FOR SALE
GENERAL S'11iltle ON 11i(11I\VAY,
Iirtrniltun Vicinity, nice home stlr-
roundings; $9,500 complete, $G,000
cash required; owner retiring.
Ask Worthington, 21 stain E.,
1I11n111ton.
FIVE ' PEDIGREED ABERDEEN
Angus (wattle. Three Heifers, Two
Bulls, :Address Eckhardt, Price-
vllle, i).)!. 1, Ont.
•
S'l'Ai,LiON — ONE PURE 1111E1)
French Canadian Premium A,
five year old, one two year old,
French Canadian Stallion, one
yearling Sorrel stallion of same
breed. Priced reasonable. Box 50,
73 Adelaide W„ Toronto,
(IIUTAT DANES
HARLEQUIN ANI) PLACIC GREAT
Dane puppies, registered, best
Canadlnn and American blood-
lines. 22frs. 51 Hopkins, cor, No. 7
Itlghway and 5th Concession,
Unionville, Ont,
STRAi(;iHT FOX HOUNDS: ALSO
crossed with blood hound. One
month to two years old. Good
running stork. ITnwkesbury Ken-
nels, 11nu'1(rsbury, Ont,
5111500 V 1' DUCKS, WHITE,
drakes $3.00, ducks $2.00 F.O.B.
Partin farm, I'.O. Box 101, Alder-
shot, Ont.
11,1:ANLiNGS FROM RE(;ls'I'EItt:D
Yorkshires, over 6 weelcs old, 8
for $50. Also Registered breediing
stock. Crates free. ]leg. Briggs,
Clear Lake, Ont,
PRICIIT'SREAL ESTATE \ViND-
sor Ontario offer 150 acres Black
Lonna none' Forest, Ontario, Tiled,
Fenced, Price $49 per erre. Brick
House, Barns, ('onrrete 5110.
$3350,00 Omen payment.
20,000 l:It11EI)1Ne; E\\'ES. 50,000
Feeder Lnnlbs, ltnnlbot111)et—
Merino Corridnle Cross, Southern
Sask. Wool Grower's' Associntlon,
Afaple Creek, Saskatchewan. 0,
S. Iderringer, Secretary,
SURPLUS ARMY STORES
Army Petrol Cans, captivity 2 Imp -
gallons; with carrying handle and
heavy brass cop. ,lust the thing lot
carrying extra n
Y 6 ( t g, a aline, water, anti-
freeze or any liquid. Price 79c each.
Used Land Aline Boxes, 84(2 x 8?1 x
28" long. Price $1.39 each.
Used Ammunition Boxes, 13 x 11 x
18" high, double hinged rover, 18
ga. steel. Two heavy carrying
handles, ('rice $1,75 cavil.
All-purpose metal containers, 17"
high x 101,1, x 5112, with slip-on rover
and canvas carrying strap, Price
,79c each.
G' folding \toss T(tblrs, rive $S 95
each. 6' Folding Benches, 322.20 cnch.
0,0.1).—Transportation charges ex-
tra.
Write The Alison Machinery Com-
pany Linnitc d, 208 Simeoe St., To-
ronto 211, Ontario.
Ul' '1'O DATE Diit't; S'I'JRE
equipped with Soda Fountain
service and Souvenir Shop. Good
business all year round. Reply to
Pollens Pharmacy, 210 Main St.,
Ltchute, Que., 45 miles from
Montreal.
1:1.1.(1'10(: SIUTuItS, N1;tV, US1:0
bought, sold, rebuilt; belts, pul-
leys, brushes. Allen Electric Cony
pony Ltd,. 2326 Dufferin St., To•
roots,
ELECTRIC MOTORS
1:E\Va)U51) AND 111:1':\1111:11. EX'
pert workmanship. Moderate
prices. Lloyd 11. Betteer, \lonlc•
ton. Ontario.
PAWN POU SAI,I•:
75 ACMES FOR SALE, GOOD
buildings, 2 utiles to Barrie, 8
acres wheat, 12 acres clover, 25
acres ploughed. Plenty (water;
well fenced: hydro available.
Possession Oct. 1; $2700 down.
Apply Earl Barron, Barrie, Ont
NORTH BAY DISTRICT — 160
acres, free and clear deed. Good
road to property, Good hunting
and fishing. Total price 3500. If
you want n quiet property In a
good place to relax, give me n
call. Several more properties In
same district. Geo. Wight, 303
Canada Illdg„ Windsor, Ont,
ISSUE 38-1945
Great Britain's
Workless Nest Egg
Britain's "workless nest egg"—
the unemployment fund—now to-
tals more than $1,270,000,000. Just
over $8,000,000 was paid out in
unenlploymcnt benefits between
March and June, as compared
with close to $5,000,000 in the
corresponding period in 191.1,
Contributions to the fund total-
ed more than $70,000,000 for the
three months ending June, 1913.—
New York Times,
1'.tf11iN
FOR SALE
21 ACRES FiRl1IT FARM, 16 ACRES
of fruit trees, new modern 5 -room
dwelling with space above for 8
additional rooms; large enclosed
veranda, double garage, 2 wells,
Hydro, modern conveniences, 312,-
600 tern's to suit. A bargain for
the shrewd buyer. S. Vujkov,
1I.R. 1, School Itd., Ningara-on-
thn Lake. Ont.
100 ACRES, (1001) Ill'n.DINOS,
electricity, 1 mile C.P.R. station,
Kenlpt'Illc, (Int., 1 mile Bedell
station, schools, agricultural col-
lege. Mrs, le, C.otnnm, 390 First
Ave., Ottawa, Ont.
150 -ACRE FARM FOR SALE—
Clravel loans, brick house, good
outbuilding:, new silo, abundance
of water, half mile from high-
way, Apply Box 1228, Smiths
Falls, Ont.
VALUA131.11 FRUIT FAi151, 33
acres of exceptionally well cul-
tivn ted orchards, including pears,
peachee, cherries, plums, prunes,
grapes and apples; attractive 10 -
room brick home, electricity,
bath, hot and cold running water,
beautiful surrounding's; tenant
house, barn, pocking shed, 2 gar-
ages, chicken pen; all In splendid
repair; half mile from school on
good rood, Trice $25,000; must
sell. Owner living; on farm. D. E.
I.Ightle, Ridgeville P.O., Welland
vicinity.
1.)0 ACRES, ABOUT 10 ACRES
bush, good house, barn and sheds,
.Apply Henry IVell, 11.11. 1, Tavi-
stodlc,
FARM FOR SALE, NEAR A 0001)
town, on the oaten[ highway,
lots of tenter, good buildings,
$3.500, .Apply to J, H. Goodrich,
IV:Ilkworth, Ont.
104 ACRES FARM, RICH LOAM
soil. New steel barn 1n 1937, near-
ly new 8 roomed frame hoose.
Hydro, running water in both
house and barn, 8 acres hush,
driving slued and hen coop, good
fences, 25 acres hay and pasture,
the rest ploughed, drilled well
38,000, at least 34,000 in cash,
10 miles from Guelph, 3 miles
from Rockwood, 5 miles from
Acton, 1 mile to school, Mrs, T.
1181(1)41tch, R.R. 4, Rocictvood,
Ont.
200 -ACRE FAR\1, i.0T 18, CON, 13,
Enniskillen 'l'ownehlp, one mile
off No. 21 highway. Eight -room
brick house, 11111 basement. Barn
40 ft, by 60 ft., finished off with
eenu'nt mangers and steel stanch -
lone, 1284(1 concrete silo. Good
machine shed end granny. Good
(lay loan, well tiled, 25 nrres
hardwood hush. Apply \\'alter
('Lurk, \1'yoming, Ontario,
111:1.1' 1V:t\'1'1;11
1101'SleleEEl'EI1 1'51)1:11 FOI1'I'Y
rellablo, t(u='worthy, for Taal
home, A11 conveniences, two wale
n'lnits, Reply !lox 234, Barrie,
(Int,
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FLOOR MEN WANTED
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paper prinline office, permanent
position, hiL1i, st wages. \\item
Publishing ('o., 73 Adelaide W.,
apply neareet Employment and
Selective Service Office. ()Met
No. 1.
11Eu1C.t1,
NA'I't'Itl;'S 11151,1'---111::1)N'S (11;31-
(1y for Ithetimatie Paine. Neur-
itis, Thole -ands prnis!nc: it. \lun-
1)'" Drit(:' Store, 335 EIein,
Ottawa. L'ustp:aid 31.00.
(M.\(•It A511 1)11111111 11'ult>IS
often me the cnuse of III•henith
In humans, n11 ngcs No one Ila
mune! 11'11y not find out If this
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ticulnrs-1'rre! Write Mulveney•s
Remedies Specialists. Intent() 3
BAl1\11;1ai:1 FI111T 11111.31 1)I;•
strays offensive odor histn11113
45c bottle Ottawa neem Demme
11110 store (ninon
(;001) R55u1,l'TION — 1:\'EllY
sufferer of Rheumatic I'nins or
Neuritis should try Dixon's Rem-
edy. Munro's 1)rug Store, 335
lacin,
Ottawa. Postpaid $1.011.
IIA1(111111';NNIN41
L 1'1 A i1 5 HAIItIU)l0sSIN'l '1111.
Robertson method Information
on request recording Masse,
Robertson's Hall dressing Aced,
emy, 137 Avenue Road, Toronto
Colossal Effort
It is a significant fact, and one
that peaks volunnes, for the British
people, that their Government
spent a higher peiccntaltc of the
national income in paying for the
than did , ither the Putted
Slates 08 Itussi;a. It twat a (o1os-
sal effort, and (mc that rettccts
credit on the patrioti-n1 and devo-
tion of the 11n ti:,h people.
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prices paid, .apply Box No, 51,
73 Adelaide 11., 'Toronto.
WAN'I'I•;0--VuU11 1'111151NA1, Olt
business ai'ignnents. Alert rep-
resentative will render efficient
services for nominal fee, \Ville
3. M. Sears, .lr.. 522(1 Oak Street,
1)(',:,(101. .11:: lei ma.
HAT( 'I1IN(; (11(75 \\'ANTE!) F011
1946 hatehini; season, !leeks cull-
ed and hloodtested free of charge
under Government Supervision.
Guaranteed premium, plus hatch-
ability premium pr( id. For full
details, write Box 39, 78 Atlelalde
%V., Toronto.
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HOLIDAY NEEDS
Ladies Bathing Suits S2.95 to S 1.95
Men's, Women's and Children's
Running. Shoes
Women's Slacks
69c to $1.19
$1,19 to $1,98
$1.00 to $1.'19 ;\\cul. end
Children's Suti Suits
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Mosquito Netting'
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Children's Camp Shoes,
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