The Blyth Standard, 1945-11-07, Page 1THEE a LYTH STANDAR
VOLUME 56 - NO. 11,
BLYTII, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY. NOV. 7, 1915.
Subscription Rates $1.50 in Advance; $2.00 in the U.S.A.
Huron County Soars Through To A New Loan Record
Rev. Harold Snell Addresses
Lions Meeting
Rink Taken Over For Winter
BOYS' ANI) (GIRLS' BAND
READY FOR PRACTICE
Two New Members Inducted Into Club
kcv Harold Snell, of Auburn, \\u:;
guest speaker at the Myth Liles Chub
meeting 1111;.1 , r 'Tuesday evening, in
the \Icnt,ir:al Hall
A g4.uf attendance o1 (,ions, and
several guest, were present
The President, Lion Dan i hpd,l, was
in the chair
:\ delicious supper was sery(,l by the
members of \Ir, I\ilp:,trick', group of 1
the \\' .\ of the United Church, and
\I rs hilpaurirl: teccive(i he thanks of
the Club through the President, for
the splendid ctfort put forth by iter
Group
Several appropriate songs were hung
by the Club, with i.ion 'Tauter Stan
Sibthurpc leading The troll Call was
responded to in the usual manner
Pte (Bun) Flail Welcomed Home
I'hc I'resirient addre„4.'I a f1 V
words of welt, me to Plc Bernard t
(Bun) hall, who was the guest of the
Club for the cycling Bun 1,;i' just
recently relurt,td from Overseas after
almost six year, c,crvicc
•111 replying lite Hall stated that if
Strange Noises
If you hear strange noise; emir
sting from 4ari, u, house, aront d
limn during the evening or after
fou' o'dock, or ('yen early in the
meriting, you can rest assure(( that
it, i, ,.11111• boy or girl trying out
their new band 1 'strltlu•nl Don't
be di: curbed if it's your neighbours
boy (r girl 'I'itink 4.l having to live
in the same house ,,ttll a bolster.
ems boy — and a ba,; horn Ile
)sive, a "discordant Hat", the ~log
runs under the couch, the ttife plugs
her ears with her fingers, the old
roan Ih•o\•, a look Of cotl;tcrnatioI
111 hi,. off -spring, and finding' 110
ether retreat, 4x)'11,(', himself, and
hind; up in the p, I hail, or hack
at ‘yore:
This is the case in over t\•enty
Illytlt !nme, at the present lithe --
all because the Illytlt (.ions decided
to sponsor a boys and )girls band
But wait until Johnny or' Jennie
ut:tkc their first march down 1114.
avenue Pa and \la Neill he ready
to take a share of lel(' crekit then,
while Johnny bloat; his top riff
trying to redeem himself for tiro
agony Ire nt:.de 1llent endure dur-
ing his hoot's of practice
Royal Black Preceptory
Ban(ruet Here
Blyth Municipal Council
The regular monthly meeting ,if the
011 I"riday evening of l;ut week, the Nitwicil;t) Council of the (.:urpuration
members of 111yth Royal Black Pre.- of 1111 village of 1;1)•111 was 1111(1 011
(.01,101.)• :Old ()ranee Lodge, their wives \londay night, November 5th, with
;Incl families ;utd guest,, to the 11111111111 l eeve \lorrit1 and l C,nulcillor. Ker -
of • oyer 'ow hmulrc(I, sat d0\v11 to a nick 111(1 V0dticn Present
splen lid turkey• dinner in the coinnwl- ntlte, t0f last regular 11111ng of
icy Hall, 1111th Uct\liobrr Ist, :Hui special 11111101)4 of Please Note
.\iter ;till justice had been (line In October 15th, 1';45, read and confirmed, It W 111(1 be grca11)' appreciated if
the ,upper, and the tables 111)111(1�on 114(,1; ,n of (.1 tuuci!lar' licralrk 3;:01 ,Ill 4. the r, to the 111) di Public I.ib-
a\vay, a!1 excellemi program teas put 1 \'addeI Carried ear) \14(4(111 r4. frail from changing
Lilt -
on con,i,•.iug of addresses by Eight 1 .\ deleglItioll of Messrs 111 1? FIli• It l,,.,k, during 1Veduc•da), and on
1Vorshit,inul, Si- Knight, J:tnte, \Vor- and J 11 !'hill;(,: !14(111 the lllyth 1.i'ns 'Him -airy a,rt'itt,;, Thi, i• the
1111, 01 1.,011,1 ,,I. (;rand \Ia,t1I of the LC1111) waited on the Cotn:cil to :,e., whati peak t,t.h hours in The Standardu'
Royal I11:tck h:'ti)hts of Ontario \Vest :4(1311 cmculs 113(1,1 he made for l.Oifir(., 311(1 1+11;1) ++1 d„ n t +t 'Lit
Might \1'„r,hit fol lir() ilirmingham, of holding of an evening ,,l entertaintnr" t to intpo,e a '} imposition o4( 1111
Toronto, Grand \easier of the larval and to detrrn t'lc the farm 4(t' rue"/411;- 1 sutocribers, it would he a )neat re -
Orange Lodge al Ontario \\'1st, light tion 4(i the se:t•ice' „1 the III)•th I(4.- lief for u, n •. to be bothered Isa'I.-
\Vorshipinl Ile,. Joseph Carson, Past turned Service Personnel ing b,,,pi:s 0n these day.
(;raid luster of Ontario \Ve,t, and I Moved by Councillors hernick and \1'e are sire that subscribers l.0
Rey :\11!1111 Sinclair, of 1111t!t !'hese i\'oddeu that a Special \lectins; of the
!h(' laiwary Hill to-nperate in this
ad(Ire,,e, \etre 1 :1111 interspersed by i Cottrell rell be called by the l ea,ve in the 11131111 (.;bear) hours on other (la),
en oyal,lc music rendered by the Utz- , near future to sec what arrangement;
still be as u•n:d, ft•,mu the tittle we
ter•1lrnce Orchestra; readings by \Ir, could be made l l this neuter Carried open in tits morning 1111111 \ye close
r I'intiit;:ut, mf 1)mmgann0ti, autl \•oral \II 1.
( 1 In P \3;111! un the Corin- at night
Duets by \li,ses \\'allace and Phillips
`il ;ts a rcpresrntaliyc .front 1111 i114111
of BlythVictory loan Committee requesting
:\t the cfo,e, sit.. Kt (marks Stew- the use o1 the municipal fire truck with Buy Bonds - Or Else
art, 41)111(14' \la,le(,f 114(11,11, was cal -a driver and some of the firemen for
Blyth Still Sets The Pace,
And What A Pace It Is
L1i)rary Subscribers
Short Musical Program
Following a ruling set down recently
everyone was :1s glad to see him home by 1111 President, that 114,11 connnitte(
as he was to he 1101114., 111111 he was
sure everyone nits very happy "\\'hen
take charge of the program in their
turn a, meeting nights rolled around,
you are a\•ay for one Christmas, N"It, re:uains of the late \Irs Douglass
think, well I'll be home for next Christ-; the :\1tendance Counnittec were re-
, \lurri;nn were laid to rest i:1 1111 Blyth
:.Potnsible for the program un 'Tuesday
mass 114(1 when that rolls around aim Cemetery on 'Thursday after-
. The President turned the
you still aren't home, ;and finally six of moon, November 1st Nunlral ser
nutting over to Lon 'Tanner Stan Sib-: t
them roll aro n:d before you finally vices were con0octcd at her late resi-
thnrpe, who called on Lions Norms
Pct home, it's a mighty funs,~ time ; Bence at 2:30, with Rev Arthur Siin-
I'te Hall was very sincere in his re- i Garrett and Ilei! (tray for a duet num, ([101, Pastor of the Plyth l'Iitcd
het• 'They ;ant; very sweetly, "\\'lien Church, in charj e
marks, and thanked the Club for their
You and 1 \Vert' Voting \laggtt largely attended by
hospitality 1 1'hc !littera! v:a;
Lion titan then introduced the num friend; 3111 relatives from many any diffrr-
New Members inducted
(Ihers of the "Jungle Juice” 1134(1(1, (.tans
The Club had the extreme pleasure (tsar Dohaclly, Ilrve McCallum, Bert enc points, soul ;t pr fusion of 113131
of welcoming Iwo Inure new members ( ire)•, and heti \\'hitulot•e 'These Lions
into the i.,Id 7'11e key J I. 11 Ilender_ 143411• th.ir interpretation of Jungle
son and :d r Frank I lollvnran, were Juice Music, or what they tom idcrccl .1•:tsl:cr, Slu;u t 1,, 1 ; ati, \1'illianl \tor
cal(((l to the front :dolt with their 41011111 be the reaction u! jun);I4. jn'cr rill, :\ \\'!' Smith, Baillie Parrott and
sponsors, :and 1.:' it (lord Elliott, chair= on the human body Lion (.tar (111\e at , t, \\'a t\\ 011
111a II of the \Icmhershic Committee,, 11111111 how nn the violin, Lion Bert 111;111(1; and relatives were present
read theta the Lions Objectives, t•ol_ rattled dein hones, :111,1 how be did it, !rent \I, u,nt F'lal11 :\)'I', Ca)uga,
lowing which they were officially we!, all)) Lion Ilart•e and Ken proved Ihcir \\'iugham, Clinton, Godcrich, I?zeta,
coiled by the President Thee were 11111,g 4' 1p l •icy 4.n the ilarn;orlica \lis,
(.0111.11111 111)(1 Brussels
thin li i,ted atop at chair fon„ spicae) ' F.lizahctlt \l ill,, :\ 'r C M, accumpan-
%elide the Club members sae); "Tor led at the piano—the tunes, "0 Sus- \r
They are Jolly (food Fellows", f(•llow- j:unah", ,and 'Golden Slippers" for an
big \•bleb they were accorded a hearty I encut'e \V4. '11(4141 mat forget In ex- Damage To Mail
Li.-,„,,R,„„.{plc<s our sin4,ete.gratitude to Nits Gat'- • •
Boys and Girls Band Under Way ifiell Doherty, llarj1ric and i.ois, \•h" Boxes) Criminal
The President rcpc'rted that the unt,t ha..." silt (erect untold miser) "It Offence
Linos L'oy, :1:11 (;;rl; Band had 611310• ! three •Iiff,•rent night?', as the members
Fire 'Truck Will Herald Last
Chance To Buy Bonds On
Saturday Afternoon
1111(11 1 1,I :ty has crashed through
0,tit e,u1) 4310in (11I00l1I Nimtlt
\ ;(tory I. ,re ( 1,)411)113' ('IlairnruI, Kc4•
\\' .\ I1 (4(r, n ;.1111, unced the news cm
„day l he minimum objective
of 1,226,:0(1 b;((: been reached, and pas-
sed, rutty (la) , before the Loan ('los( 1!
114(11 n (:ntnty was the 1 in District.
, O to ext co! it's objective The
Comite had 105 percent of it', quota
141111/,111 \'r,•dne,01a\'s ,ales 11ci11g re-
porle(l 1),) 1,1 >;i 11014,01111 ttas the chal-
lenge of the County Chairman, and he
believed the Comity would better this
figure 1,; the time the Loan closed Sat-
urday night
GREAT NEWS
Sa t l'.i", the last da) of 1111' Ninth Nur' i\yle i, known throughout the -\11 this tt,I great nen•., to every
10(1 on, and he highly commended all 11,01(1-Inlyin:e tit , ea of 114(11,11 County.
\'ice ry Lu:ttt country for hi, ability a' a go,(d bond
(hose alto had t,tk('n 11111 in the pro- loved\by t_nunr.illors \'odd 'u and salesman, and he receives his just due, ;rut I„ Ch1 r 1'x111; of Blyth it meant
graunnu', mining a he;u't) yule 1,1 (10111 all 3101 sundry, high and to++ ,buckling down to h '1,1 their lead at the
thanks to the sane: also to the lactic; liernirk that 111e fire truck, as r4.-!�
quested, be put at the disposal of the 1\'1 wonder :, we have in -covered the top of Ihr heat;;, a 113(1 \11;111 4\4. have
Isar their shay: 31 preparing, Nt such a
myth \'iclur} Lean Committee secret of his Persuasive power .\t a hell sing" the uptnin1 day of the Loan
forenclid dinner and Sir ht \Vailare' meeting4(l the lucid Victory Loan i 1'" .h ,w you what we mean, here
supPlring the tint turkey Cairricd ,
\Icssrs George Ptadlord and Bert ;Committee on ;!4(11(13) afterno„ l.1 one .Ire \Ve(hne,d,ty', figures as released
The vmeeting was then brought 11 a , of the committee discoecrecl Meek- hid- ,fro( l (1,11111) lleadrluarters at Cocicricll
(easier, a; a delegation from 1111 1,1)1;1
1clusc b) th( National :luthcnt, 11111 -
lions Club, waited an the Cr?4(4(1;1 and (1111 under the tail of his coat - not a District Quota Subscribed P C
one ;111;11; they had : pen`s a must en- bottle 4(t Scotch - but a holster•, and in I ,
requested the Connell to turn over 1111' 111\ 111 6-1 IrJ0 11_,1(1111 175
juy:tblc ct'emt•g \Innici rtl kin(: to the Chub for this this holster was: something, \e didn't moo!)
.--- 9..-,-_ I /.1111;1 flay \1' Lti,( () 21 1,21;0 1),,
winter, with the Corporation supplying open it to sec, httt it certainly tit the 1•: \\'awano,h 97,1NN) 150,85(1 155
MI'S. Douglas Morrison the motor and hydro for the rine: holster, and full. like a revolver !Exciter ';61,00.) '9795(1 142
I,ilid'TO Rest Mewed by Councillors Kernick and ( \V4. can von() for •Nury's capability !trusses(; 1OLiNO 111,401) 131,
V,udden that 1114. Council give 1111 run- in handling a gun, as he demlonstratt`•'l l \\' \Va'nos11 97((10 1'-4!610 128
uing of the Munidpal Rink to the. a few year, hack in a ban(. hall -up, (;odrrich •1"1)1'11;;)0 149,850 121
Blyth Lions Club, as requested, with hut we don't fry a moment suggest he \\'iughant '05,((00 35,5110 1_p3
the Lion; Club to receive all revenue , w 111 use it 11, :,ell howls) even though ' C'olh •1111-9,i,IN10 115,150 123
from the rink, 311(1 with the Genes e;n-the i; always out 'gunning"' for that 4.x- ti.ea for(h _ -. - - 2') O6) '80,-[00 133
lieu supplying- the hydra and a motor Ira bond 1113'. 41111 kccp 111)th (pm Clirt,,n ....... --. 249.11(10 ?98;:100 1211
for the rink pinup Carried top, 3113 help s finish at the head 0l (Mullett .. 1.42,1'11'1 ]70,111) 119
Communications pack in Canada s 's nth \";114(1) Loan I t'slorne . _ 1.42,000 152,750 107
A communication received and read \ 11el 'I, Ilan 1? 142,N)0 117,'50 1(13
front \1iss \I 11 11;1111, Secretary of INSTALLS SNOOKER TABLE 111,4s\;111 314,0,1 320,450 102
the Blyth \Ienwriai I1a11 i/oard, r4.- \Ir Jack Atkinson has installed a new tlode1ich . -(105,000 522,800 86
tribute, testified l4( the esteem in questing (111 Cc to sec that prop- sn('okct• table in his pool room 'I.111' ' Stephen \\" ._ 03,0',0 76,510 82
lyllll'h the deceased lady 41114 held er police pratediatn be given to I:eep new addition i, proving quite an set- 1(;rey - . 167,0(X) 137,'00 82
"i'he pallbearers 44ere, Messrs .1 11 order in the llall an all occasions of 1•acti n to his Patrons, and it also adds Stanley .-.. 1.4-10110 115,201) 80
Concerts, Dances, Ete greatlyto the set-up of his up -to -,!ate •Turnberry 105,000 55,000 78
\11,11(1 by Councillors Kcrluck and burl 130111 I headline - 77 Percent of time gone
Vodden that the matter of a Special V ----- ,2Icl<illop . _. 142,060 10.4,600 73
Constable 1/1 left 0111.h all members of• \lorris ..... 133 0110 95,950 72
the Council be present Carried Sunsliine Sisters Slephcn E _93,1100 01,550 (�
\loves by Councillors Keroid: and I'uckrr,unith 1',0110 921)50 64
\'1,(1(1111 that Illaw \0 8, 19}5, as now Held Banquet.,.\shfiel'l _.. I-18,00195000 61read three times in open Council, 'I'h1 Sunshi, e Sisters and members Air Schov1,.-- 5(,5(10 181,15(1 320
authorizing the Myth \lunicipai 'fele- of the Women's Institute held their'
phone Systems l4( invest $1003 in the Conlhinc(1 a''G,500 1,5G(tIN)0 108
annual banquet in the Memorial
Dominion of Canada Ninth Victory' 1114!! About 50 1(01,011; sat clown 1,, I Practically anyone of these nnnti0i-
Luan, be finally passed Carried I c!:1l. ;1l., served by the (mild of 'frill- [(1111(105 could 1111,1)1 a last-minute drive
Bills and Accounts that would put 1111111 rn1 lop, and 11 is
it)• chore;n The tables were beautiful- It nits ,1,11::,11 they will he 3;1111!11, for
1l)yth hydro Cont, 44cigl1 scale, •3 CO f)' decorated in Hallowe'en color; and I I )'
(ilvth Hydro Cert, ptunp house.... 3 75'Ihr (11111111 delicious and abundant
just 1111(1
4(l the nand invaded their hone to A warning notice has been posted b) 131)111 hydro Com, street lights 315 G5 Salurda)•aft(tnron the fire trncl: \iii
gotten uudcr way with a membership 11111 g hollow•~.'- dinner ash ,rt budne„
of 31114(11(1 twenty-five lnsuumcnts practice Thr 4(1x1 11111111111 on the the 1'0st Office llePat tmtcnt respecting:
Myth Hydro Con), shod lights 3 UU' period w;n,�condurted h the ,resident, I 1(191.the tett n gin ing lite signal that
had ;dread)* beat handed cut This I'rogran1 tet, a trio by Lion, Irvine the wilful da
o:aging 4.f 114(131 \i of your last opportunity10(411has conte to buy
}
Doherty Bros, +. (pairs & supplies 10 0') \Irs 1, .11 Scrintgrour, during which
was dome at a.n organization meeting \Valiac•e, 11-•-•1.1: Ilnll)nn;u1 and Stan Bozcs, Street Letter Boxes, and any c {' 9th Victory Loan hands, art 3 percent
Sihthor ,c
They were t laud(•41, but 011111• receptacles for the deposit of George \I4.\all, asses..0) 194 and it was decided to hold regular nlectiugs
of the baud \Iondae aft erno ,n, what t ' IH' 1 ( 1 • - ..-_... -_ ......... 78 20 in Ni cntorial I hit so malty !Inv mum_ i t\'hcn you hear the siren gel in touch
4.x ,cus1.;
the organizer, Mr kobin:u11, of Lon- Lion Tamer Strut passed the hncl: h)' mailable matte) The wilful desU'uctlau I wit(; you: salesman or basher 3l. once
again 4.:.!!i ;g on the 311111411' Juin( haul, 4(r damaging 4.t' such property is an 4(f- Mr; Louise 1)u:\yard, treastu•cr's !hers hay,; berm added to the roll it i
din, was me :;t, and Pi4,k(d the 100111- ga salary for 1945._ ... ............... _'110 OU impossible to 400)001 holding 111(11 't yon 1,:11(11'1 already bought to the
burs of the baud i Illi, tints the. number was 1,111.1111 111111 under 1111 Criminal Curie 4.l Can Gurdon Elliott,clerks salary for limit, don't fail tod .o 011 Saturday
1 Dundee" wills lion (tar at the piano, ads, punishable by imprisonment _ ings in bonne; '1'111 president also ex- Srter;0 of Ilw tiro• 4.n in full dress
Lions Will Operate The Rink , 1)40 .... 200 ('0 ll1-ilt1,1 tltc S11ll 4(e Sister" idea,
!,ions 1Ltc\c and Ken t n the 1111,4(111 or 1 I o:.tnrut(r .\ 11 'Tasker has had re- 11' G \I4.\all, selectin •2 (111 { will arco,npany the fire engine
Tion George Radford, Chairman of gats, and Lion Bert with the holies ports of such infractions 4 the law 111 g jurors ltyhich hats been (111;1(1 on for lice !
the Rink C'. ntntittee reported that he Phis completed 1110 musical 01)0')) this 1011;\1)', where holes have been:
l lIpI1 I'honnsrnp tile ill 20 +.tat•;, and stressed how 11111(11 110(11 OUR SLOGAN - A NINTH VICTORY
and 1 1(1 1;111 'I'a51:11 had approached I 1 ,4(111111(1 in 1113;1 boxes, 111,113111)' b}': hubet•t Baited, labour 1 8) llittl(511nq it is when id11111104 arc ( LOAN BOND IN EVERY HOUSE
0C ihr Prrgraa, 11 1 I131)1h Standard, Printing, allyl 7(I 39 kept secret The secretary called the 'SIGN YOUR NAME FOR VICTORY'
the Council wall a rink proposit1 11 some Passing hunter, with for the want: Archie Sonner.n (1;1111;11 '(1-' 38
M Rev Harold Snell 6 - - roll, which the members answered h)" I r
\1114,11 had mut with the approval of i of something more constructive l4( 1,c -i \
the latter The result is that the lion; ,,, ,.\111 11 Morrito, selecting jurors. 2 (i0 revealing their identities and told how
I'hc I atsulcut 13(1111 an lion �ornt copy his mind, has taken a "put shut' INSTALLING SEMI SELF-SERVICE
Club will operate the rink durin • the t Count) of Huron, 11 indigent 20 '5 they had been remembered (luring the
I g Garrett to introduce the speaker 1.;4(11 'al suntconr.s 114(1;1 box This is not un1) , SYSTEM IN STORE
Dr I) C; I(odd, re indigent 23 75 year Judging by the surprised ejacu-
caming \toter season, with 1111 Cuutt \,)rut remarked that when he was destructive, but creates a real 1131.;4((11 ,
Dr I) G 11add, r1 indigent . ! OU lations and nnrrrIul(ut, the secrets had \Ir .\1,11:14((1 1(1111'11: has been busily
til supplying a motor for the Pump, •teaching at Na 10 ]lullett, 1:(y Snell for the rural rail ranter, wino in (tis _ engaged dining the past week rentod-
an•I als:1 1111 Indra, the Lion; to take , C L Morrison, 100 gals gas....-__-. 3(i ('0 been 41111 kept Names were then )' i
was otic ,pl hip 'most adrPt students Ile ihaslc, may 131;.1 himself on the jagged t\'m '1'114(111, Ottobcr salar}-...--. 45 0U drawn for another yule clling the interior of his grocery store
any Profits, and also iv sustain any could 1)111 11 him with ease physically 101111'1' r t a h h to the box, 311.1 tzar Mr Kc 111141 is installing a semi self -
los; financially { his 1134(11 lour :\ Lowan, Ortohur Salary__till 0'1 Mrs .\rlefta hear, district director,
s ,at that time, bit \1111;(1 not telt In the Moses Ilollzh.tner, labor 3' O'J,l1tiI charge of a shirt program sou 1st service system, and has (aid a new
In this ,aunt connection l,i• ❑ Scree 'thought row lion Norm gan•e a brief Anyone causing damage of the above )-iubt rt I lirou�, labour
34 40 hardwood floor, and has re-1(1corated
tart' \ory byte read a letter front sketch of Air Smell', life, which was mentioned nature, do so with the rise:; 11g of a contest, harmonica ducts by
Ort Stubbs, hire 4(1 truck - Ot,\les S Canning and \Irs .mart, Taylor, lthl int11;or of the store The change
Tory Gregg, 11'imghaut, reyut: ting a of interest to rhos( present Mr Snell of being prosecuted to the fullest ex -.George Lawrence, 1: !o . r 23 CO . ,will not only be a greater convenience
repesen1)1140 !Iota Myth at an organ- is 11 ' stranger it! 131t-Ih, and his Pecs- tout of the los ` �aceampanlcd by \Its R D Philp at the {
;ration :ncclin to he hold at C'li\� \' l,t(hard Scott, labour 5 ti)i[4)1IlU, 4010 1nI 1)14.011 by \Irs 11 Phil -'t4( his customers, 114(1 will says many
h (Tee, at stir uectiu•g, and in any atPar 14(1111 Cole, labour
14 8�, • extra steps for himself and staff
this 'I'ht'sday afternoon and ct•enintg, irps
icy, is altyays cur) welcoune MAY HAVE DISCOVERED PEARLS \loved by Councillors \'olden and I �-•---
presumably on the subject of hockey i :1 Pleasing feature of the evening
for 1110 coming whiter 1,;4(11 Gar Uu I 1(tcr ani:vwitdO lIL Lion Norm's (as IN CAN OF MUSCLES IKe111111 t!tat :•,:(amts as 103(1 he Paid 14.,1; the Presentation 0f ;t sill: utuhrrlla BIRTHS
heti) w\; dcle);atc1) to attend the 4.y- he Put i1) 13(1111 !111\11) introduction,
All. Glen n 'Tasker may have discovered L'trried ;ill 1111;1 e1111 to llrs l:nnrrsott Ii(1\\•:11:1)—S A john h Iroward, RCN
ifr Snell proceeded with :4(t address 5(44) 1! ,mall Pearls, although at the \loved C0111"1lot•s \'1,(1(1111 and her- , \\'right, \Vito is leaving 131) th to male \ k, and \les Ilutyatd (tree (1[1113
ening meeting i g Present Hutment it is merely s1ppost her 111,1111 in \Icalord with her father, Bryan) are s leo "(I announce the
1'he President announced a lance to that capticalyd his audicnee,
taking utck that we d•. now adjourn Carried
be 1111(1 111 the Memorial Ilan this Fri as the key to itis 1'11111115 that portion tion, as he has not yet had the oppor- (,ordsu i:Iliolt, Clerk 1(11 e Cool. \irs 1\' Jnhn5lom first arrival of their son, Bryan John, at
clay evening of a hymn, "Land of Our 11:r;h, \\'e \unity to have -them appraised .._______v________
-v�� �lyi1('-Pr(sidcut, read an address exPres- Victoria Hospital, London, on Thutrs-
Pledge t9 Thee; Iliad, Heart and Baud Muscles are apparently a scat food PRESBYTERiAN ANNIVERSARY ,sing apprcciaticn of the Institute to day, November 1st, 19.45
Asked To Buy More Bonds 'Through the Years To Ile" It was similar to oysters, and after the can SERVICES Nies Wright's willingness to help out V 3
Lion Secretary Nory Kyle gave the also rem..mhcred by many as a memory Icul been accord, (filen was examining The Anniversary Services of O(d Sl at all tintr< 34(1(1 regret at her rirp;lrturc
numbers a little Pep talk on bonds, test that most people struggled with one of them, ; nd discovered about a Andrew's Presbyterian Church will be \Ps J S C'hellety second vice-president, ATTENDED FUNERAL
asking the members to da their utmost during their public school years \ft• !tall dozcit objects that very drlinitcly,hcld this Sunda), \4(1111111 lith, with nn: do the presentation Irs 11114(1'Smith atttended 1110
to help Myth hold it's kw) in the Pres- ISncll gave the \yorls a ucw• rimming rescntbl( Pearl: Isle key Mr Stewart 4(t GOderich in I ycr;til gams of bingo, in charge of iftuural 4.f 'u • 13111.1 in lacy, Mr David
ent Loam His slogan 4vas fur every -,t4( Club lumbers„ turning at intervals Lcl's hepe th(y ar'e awl valuable charge at both services\lis \Voodeock and Mrs F kutledge, G �:nith, of the Gth Tine of \[orris
Member to buy ;Mother bond (Continued on page 4) one's at that! I Service at 11 A JI and 7:30 Y \I I w4.. e enjoyed Tt:wnst.tip on Tuesday, Oct 1 er 30th
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r
HORIZONTAL
1 Depicted
former
•Spanish ruler,
Queen —.
She sold her
— to aid
Columbus.
;4 Tranquil.
15 Abstract being
17 Earn.
18 Weight
allowance.
19 Exist,
20 Upon.
22 Crippled.
23 Senior (abbr.)
24 Verify.
26 Harbor.
28 Epistle (abbr.)
29 Chief (Sp.).
30 Id est (abbr.).
81 Thrusts.
84 Hang down.
88 Mineral rock,
89 Reverential
fear.
40 Confine,
44 Sacrifice:
4.6 Billiard stick,
47 West Africa.
(abbr.),
48 International
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50 Sorrow. explorer.
52 Liquid VERTICAL
measure. 1 Devotees,
54 Music note. 2 Celestial body,
56 Execute the 3 Atmosphere,
commands of. 4 Whiten. •
58 Perform. 5 Cloth measure
59 Half an em. 6 Sly glance.
60 Auto warning 7 Any.
device. Type measure.
82 Body of troops 10 Wallow.
64 Motor coach. 11 Period of time
66 Honey and 12 Citrus fruit.
.mulberry juice 13 Stair part.
87 Placid. 16 Soak up.
68 She helped 19 Bedroom
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25 Compete,
27 Clear.
31 Ilawaiian food
32 Footed vase.
33 Batching
group.
35 Dolt.
3613e in debt,
37 Through.
41 Reproduction,
42 Regret.
43 Necessity,
44 Possess.
45 Measure of
depth of water
48 Fabulous
birds.
49 Music
instrument,
51 Head (slang),
52 Spanish dollar,
53 Within.
54 Wife (Ger.).
55 Emmets.
57 Make a
mistake.
61 Sphere.
63 Symbol for tin
65 Upper Canada
(abbr.).
66 Greek letter;
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HOME -TOWN ECHOES By C. Kessler
ONLYQ,M-TOA
CUSTOMER— 1 tVAUT
ONE 'FOR EVER!
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gNG�GFMgNT t'N(S,)
ONLY
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TO A
- CUSTOMER
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65
MPS, 1711 £' IPU eLAvIHa IPA 7. M. PM. U ! PAT, M.
"My uncle Bent It for my parole
day I"
THE SPORTING THING
"Run me down the street a couple
of biac41 ... It'e raining outl"
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
trr+on_a.uar�lu SIUMOL AIMI.t 11..140.
"There's no doubt about the war being over—two custom;.: s just talked
back to me?"
MOPSY Ly6LApYS PARKEll
/VLL , IF YOU'RE GOING TO STAY
THERE, WOULD YOU NItiD OPEN–
ING YOUR MOUTH ?
MUTT AND JEFF—
HEY,Youl THIS Is A
HoLDUPt BE OUIET AND
GIMME THE DOUGH!
This Curious World
By I' er^ruSn:1
tot, i
4 i (E(E
h. L.,
CONTAINS •\1CUT
AS A1UCH 0Z: al Fitt.
IN W//./T.er
/-NS IN SU/VIMs':?,'
13UT IN VviNTE:F .
THE MOISTUL: IS
NOT SfQP_r_ ED IN •
THE CELLS, our
IN .S'.c'.ACL:'s'
THE CELLS.
W ES
18 GTRONC- ER. THAN
7/NG../A"
QR A.STEE'L V1/4•Z
OF THE SAME
SIZE.
COPR. 1441 H5' NEA '.EFVI V. INC.
7. M. PEG. U. 5. I'AT. (71. O
tmesotro-
lt,s .1`.
IF You HEARD A MAN
MENTION dA/L)-"S 6'4'i
S"1'ADOW BA/UOS, AND A
O/AMOND R/NG, WHAT Wol1LD
1223/ HE Be TALKING ABoca ?
ANSWER: An eclipse of the sun, Each of these terms describes
phenomenon that occurs at such a time.
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
�.�rE I,r 1 o cr,;i,1.i.J N•e.� 1'-.l
MAT NURAT
! MD.
By Fred Neher
%.
7./2.44
"Give hire your regular check-up, doctor, and I'll be back td
pick him up after I do my shopping."
Barney Baruch Has Nothing on Jeff as a Financier
TWo WINDOWS WHAT CNA MEAN,
TWO.WINDOWSTOTHE
TO YOUR RIGHT? GIMME THAT
RIGHT.
CORRY,, SIR! THIS
tOTRE RECEIVING
TELLERS
WINDOW!
.,1••/
By BUD FISHER
PAYING TELLER
TWo WINDOWS To
LAGT THE RIGHT!
POP—While Authority Sleeps e . .
{ THE WHOLE OF THE WEEK
I LOOK FORWARD. TO
THE SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
NAP
I THOUGHT YOU
NEVERFORTY
WINKS ?
•
•
'1,1611-
By J. MILLAR WATT
—BUT THE
SERGEANT
DOES
� 1
LR.leased by The Bell Bradkate, 1aG.1
REG'LAR FELLERS—The Rookie
tl
LINE UP, MEN ! WE'LL HAVE OUR
FIRST DRILL THI5 MORNING/
JUST A SECOND, MARSHAL!
1 GOTTA GET SUMPN'IMPORTANT.
CGENRIL DUFFY; WE DON'T ALLOW
KIDDIN' IN THIS ARMY WHATGHA
WEARIN' THAT THING FOR ?
C\
By GENE BYRNES
i AINT KIDDIN, MARSHAL! n
I'LL TAKE IT OFF WHEN
YOU HOLLER"' RIGHT FACE!"
r-
fire (
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ert
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4.97/
FROM SNIFFLY, STUFFY DISTRESS OF
Acute Cafrr4I
Instantly relief from catarrhal misery
starts to come when you put a few
drops of VicksVa-tro-not in each nos-
tril Va-tro-nolisso effective... results
are so good , . , because it (1) reduces
swollen membranes, (2) soothes irri•
tation, (3) helps clear away
congestion...and thus flakes
breathing easier. Many catarrh
sufferers say it's the best relief
they've found. You, too, will
like the way it works! Try itl
Just a foss drops
foal richt
Work
Is
where trouble
MKS VAIN-
Have
a too•
Have You Heard?
Man (addressing women) — "1
don't know why God makes wo•
mon so beautiful and yet so , , .
Women (countering)— ''Ile
makes us boautiful so you lore us,
and makes us dumb so we love
you."
Husband: "You roust think
automobiles grow on trees,"
Wife: "Silly! Everybody
knows they come from
plants."
"I was u fool when I married
you," said sirs. Iiruwuleigh, angri-
ly.
"Yes, darling, but I was in love
and didn't notice it," replied her
husband.
A mandate, wrote a school.
girl recently, Is an appoint-
ment a girl makes with a fel-
low,
'If a bee sat on a nettle,
Now here's what nuzzles me—
Would that bee sting the nottte,
Or the nettle sting the gee?
Orange Powder
A company has been formed to
manufacture orange powder from
Florida oranges, says Marketing.
A daily output of 6,000 pounds ot
dehydrated juice is expected from
the now • plant which will be in
production next spring, The ad-
dition of water to the powder
makes the product substantially
Indistinguishable from fresh or-
ange juice in appearance and vita•
min content, It is claimed,
Londonderry naval base, one of
the headquarters of the war against
the U-boat, is to become an anti-
submarine school,
HOTEL METROPOLE
All Beautifully Furnished
With Running Water.
Rates r
$1.50 up
NIAGARA FALLS
OPPOSITE
C,N.R, STATION
CHECK
POUR COLD
THIS WAY
1 Instantine Tablet
brings FAST RELIEF!
COLD getting you down? Follow the
Instantine 1 -tablet -way to fast relief
from the 'miserable, dragged -out
"achy" feeling often associated with
colds,
It generally takes only one Instan-
tine tablet to start bringing welcome
relief from cold suffering. You see,
these fast -acting, prescription -type
Instantine tablets go to work almost
immediately easing pain; lessening dis-
comfort. Instantine's scientific' com-
bination of three proven medicinal
ingredients works in these ways to
bring you effective relief:
1. Ease pain and discomfort.
2. Prolong relief from discomfort.
3. Offset "depressed feeling."
Give mild, stimulating "lift,"
Try Instantine— chances are you will
never again go back to slower -acting
preparations for relief of cold discom-
fort. Rely on Instantine, too, for relief
whenever you suffer from headache or
muscular ache or pail}. All drugstores
have Instantine.
tisfanfine
12 Tablets 250—about 20 a dose
East, Effective Relief from Simple Pain
.1 ;t
• tl
NOBEL WINNER
Sir Alexandr,- Fleming, above,
and two of his British associates
have been awarded 1945 prizes in
physiology and medicine by the
Nobel Committee for discovery of
penicillin. Tho 64 -year-old Scot-
tish scientist insists he discovered
magic drug by accident,
Sir Loin
Henry VIII, a large eater, was
once so pleased with u particular
cut of beef that he asked what its
name was, relates the Now York
Time Magazine. "Loin, Sire," he
was told. "In future it shall have
a more honorable title," Henry re-
torted and, drawing his sword, he
conferred knighthood on it, de-
claring: "Arise, Sir Loin." Titus
"sirloin" of beef got its name.
Easy Way To Treat
Sore, Painful Piles
Hero Is the chance for every per-
son 1n Canada suffering from sore,
Itching, painful piles to try a simple
home remedy with the promise of
a reliable firm to refund the cost
of tho treatment it you are not
satisfied with the results.
Simply go to any druggist and
get a bottle of Hem -Rohl and uee
as directed. Hem -Bold Is an intern-
al tneutment, easy and pleasant to
use and pleasing results nro quick-
ly noticed Itching and soreness
aro relieved, pain subsides and as
the treatment Is continued the sore,
painful pile tumors heal over Nays
Ing the rectal membranes clean
and healthy, Get a bottle of I-ietn-
Rold today and see for yourself
what an easy, pleasant way this le
to rid yourself of your pile misery,
NO'ri>a The eponeor of thin notice
la n reliable firm, doing huMineee
In Carmen for over 20 yenta. It you
nre troubled with sore, Itching,
pnlutlrl piles. Ilenr-Itohl nruat help
you qulekly or the emnll purehnee
mitre will he glndiy refunded.
When your BACK
ACHES...
Backache is often caused by lazy kidney
action, When kidneys get out of order excess
acids and poisons remain in the system. Then
backache, headache, rheumatic pain, dia.
turbed rest or that 'tired out' feeling may
soon follow. To help keep your kidneys
working properly—uee Dodd'a Kidney Pies.
Time.tested popular, safe, non•habit-form•
ing. Demand Dodd'a Kidney Pills, in the blue
box with the red band. Sold everywhere. ili
CfH!tEa✓!%E
CKED
%
ITCH -or Mone Bac
y k
For quick relief from itching caused by eczema,
athlete's foot, scabies, pimples and other 1tclrinngg
conditions, use pare, cooling, medicated, Salad
D. D. D, PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless and
stainless. Soothes, comforts and quickly cnhus
'ntense Itching. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist
today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. •
HEMORRHOIDS
2 Special Remedies
by the Makers of Mecca Ointment
Mecca Pilo Remedy No, 1 Is for Protruding
Blending Piles, and is sold in Tubo, with pipe,
Tor internal application. Price 76c, Ahern me
Remedy No. 2 is for External Itehing Pjlea, Sold
in Jar, and is for external use only. Price 600,
order by number from your Druggist.
Here's a SENSIBLE way
to relieve MONTHLY
FEMALE
MiSERY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound
not only helps relieve monthly pain but
also accompanying nervous, tired, high-
strung feelings—when due to functional
periodic disturbances. It's one ot the
most effective medicines for this purpose.
Pinkhant's Compound helps nature(
Follow label directions, 7'ry alt
OC� Canitl ona COMPWMD
TIMBER WORKERS NEEDED NOW
Timb.tr-rich Canada is lumber -short, Lack of labour in lum-
ber camps is hamstringing reconstruction and housing programs
Servicemen who value comradeship and good health are obtaining
discharges to work in the woods, but officials state the demand for
lumbermen is as urgoit as the increasing demand for building
materials and pulpwood,
ItAIIl' ('HICKS
1'ULLi';TS 1'UltI i1REEDS AND
hybrid emeses 14 weeks up to
laying. 1"all hatched chleks hooked
to order Free catalogue and
price Ilst, Tweddlo Chick Hatch-
eries I.!nsIted, Fergus, Ontario,
1Vb;'V1: 1)AYOL1) CIJICICS FOR
Prompt shipment — White Sussex,
New iiampshlre, Barred Rock,
11'yandottts, Austrolorps, cross
breeds, A fete started. Bray Hat-
ehery, 130 John N. IL•snsllton, Ont,
T\VENT V -ON 1; YEARS EXI'ER-
fenve in poultry breeding are
yours for the asking! Just write
for the 'ihweddie entnlogue to -day.
It will tell you how you can In-
erense your productivity by stock -
Ing with healthy, usky Tweddle
Government Approved chicles.
Briefly the Tweddle system is
this — blood tested breeders of
proved livability and productivity
are selected. The chicks hatched
under the finest conditions, All
chicks are carefully Inspected and
any weaklings aro culled before
shipment, Result you aro assured
of a live, hardy, shipment of fine
chicks. Cash In on Europe's large
market to -day , . the Tweddle
way, Write for free catalogue
and prices tit once. Also free
range pullets for immediate de-
livery, Tweddle Chicle Hatcheries
Limited, Fergus, Ont,
SUCCESSFrrr, POULTRY RAISERS
turn to Top Notch. Top Notch
chicks nro filling poultry houses
wherever profits aro being sought
after. The name Top Notch has
come to symbolize Increased pro-
fits to enterprisinrc poultry rats -
ere bernuse Top Notch ehlcks are
profitnhle ehicks, The Top Notch
system of breeding Includes the
most up to date methods of pre-
selection and handling that re-
sult in high standard Govern-
ment Approved chicks, When
baying chicks choose the name
you can trust — buy Top Notch.
An early shipment of Top Notch
chleks will get you off to it fly-
ing stnrt In the European egg
end poultry meat mnrket. Don't
delay write for our free ca-
talogue to -day, Also laying and
ready to lay pallets for immediate
delivery. Ton Notch Chtckerles,
Guelph, Ontario,
25 FREE CHICKS
OUIR BABY CTITCICS ARE THE
progeny of Foundation end Re-
gistered Birds. All Breeders
blood -tested. Prices from le to
25c. All gunrnnteed excellent
layers. Don't delay, order now.
Goddard Melt 1Intcherles, 13r1 -
tannin Heights, Ont.
IT W1LT. PAY YOU TO FiLL YOUR
pens with good laying or ready to
lay pullets now. We can give
Immediate delivery on many pure
breeds rind hybrid crosses, Also
day old chicks hatched to order
for Fall delivery. Top Notch
Chickerlos, Guelph, Ontario.
BUSINESS AND PROPERTY
rE YOU ARE TIIINICTNG OF SET. -
ling your Business or Property,
largo or emelt and want good re -
suite, consult this office, 30 years
experience In selling all kinds of
property, for further Informntlon
write. George Lawton, 709 Ouel-
lette Ave„ Windsor, Ont.
11USiNES' (IPPOi1TUNTTIES
$7,000 OPTIMIST HOME
"MAY BE YOURS"
ALSO PARTICIPATE TN 850.00
monthly Bond draw, Other prtzea
Details on receipt, Shares 81.00
each or 8 for 85,00. Send for
s}rnres to St, Cntlrnrines Optimist
Club, Box 445-1I., St. Catherine',
Ontnrin
$10,000 HOME
BT11LT ANY\VTIBRE TN CANADA
to winner's specifications, or
310.000 in cosh will he awnrded
Welty winner. Also chance on
5100 monthly draw, Winner 1s
still eligible tor house draw In
December. All proceeds for child-
ren's welfare. Tickets 81. each -
12 for $10, Mall remittance to Sud-
bury Elwnnls flub, Box. 53
DYEING ANi) CLEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning? Write to us
for Information, \Ve nre glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment II. Parker's Dye Works
Limited, 791 Tonga Street, To-
ronto.
F1111 SALE
PIANOS, A LiMiTED NUMBER OF
our amn11 new pianos will soon
he available. Write for circular.
Orders executed In turn tie re-
ceived. Fnetory Mason and Mach
Limited, 642 ICing St. West, To-
ronto.
Fill SALE
GASOLINE,: 1:N(;INI•:S, NEW
ltrlggs and Stratton air-cooled.
Most modern engine built. i.ow
cost. Write for descriptive fold-
ers anll prlees. Scope Sales Co.,
Box 852, Ottawa, Ont.
FOX JdJJtl:, GUARANTEED WITH
free instructions, 52.00 for 2 ounce
bottle. Cash with order, John
\fnson, R. It, 4, Lansdowne, Ont.
PA 1111 POLAR (JUICER PUPPIES,
registered, Bernard Dining, 23
Nelson St,, 13owmanvllle, Ont,
PEPS AND LANG HAIRED KIT -
tens wanted, highest prices, good
homes. Dixon's, 1821 St. Antoine,
Montreal,
FOlt SALE REGISTERED DOR-
et ewes and rams, unrelnt.'d V,
Bartlett, 11. No. 2, Canfield, Ont.
ATTENTION, FARMERS. FOR
Salo: Tractor Tires, made of rub-
ber, suitable for bolting on steel
wheels, 510.00 each. When order-
ing state diameter and width of
wheel. National Rubber Co.
5 Wiltshire Ave., Toronto, Ont,
BAILED HAY FOR SALE, TiMO-
tlty 13room Grass, Red Top Mix-
ture and Upland. For particulars
write J, Firman, Meuse, Mani-
toba,
REGISTERED COLLIE, PUPS SA-
ble and white ten weeks old ren-
sonable. It, Horton, Scarboro
Bluffs, Ont,
ELECTRIC MOTORS NE\\', USED
bought, sold, rebuilt: belts pul-
leys, brushes, Allen Electric Com-
pany Ltd, 2326 7)ufferin St. Tor-
onto,
1''011 SALE (ROUEN DIJCICS PRIZE,
stock ducks 53.00, drakes 54.00,
Archin Rugg, RI, Ifespeler, On-
tario, ,
•
STEERTNG \VIIEEI. SPINNERS,
special heavy duty for tractors,
$1,25 postpaid. Ivan Martin, Sl.
Jacob's, Ontario.
SU1i1'LIJS FILES
A COMPLETE SET OF 50 ASSORT -
ed files; from 0"-14"; including
flat, half round, round, square,
etc,; rough and smooth; tit a
clearing price of $8 delivered. Re-
cupetools and Metals Limited,
1212 Aldred Building, Montreal,
Que.
FOR SALE, GENERAI, STORE,
dwelling attached, Hydro, bath-
room, screened -!n booth on store
verandah, 2 double -deck modern
poultry houses, capacity 700 lay-
ers; 2 RA, gas pumps, good gar-
den land, on 33 scenic highway,
3 miles east of Glonora Ferry, big
tourist drive In summer, over 52,-
000.00 net Income 1944; $16,000.
cash for property, invoice prices
for goods, Apply R. J. Allison,
Adolphustown, Ont.
STORE WINDOW PRICE
TICKETS
Ready for your individual prices.
Write for samptee. Kelly Print -
Ing, 124 Wellington Street West.
Toronto,
DAN KELLER EQUIPMENT
LIMITED
BayCit s
Y gas shovel, 518 yard with
baekhoe, drngltne, fatrlends and
tlon,
darn bucket,
Bay City 314 swing 318 yard shovel
with backhoe only. Good condl-
Fordson 314 swing 318 yard crawler
type gas shovel.
Fordson Universal model A 314
swing 318 yard crawler type Ras
livershovyel, with skeleton trnller for
same. Rebuilt. Located to Tor-
onto. Ready for Immediate de-
.
Industrial Brownholst quipped with
65 foot crane boom, one yard
than bucket, In A-1 condition.
Located near Toronto.
General shovel. New 1938. Excellent
condition,
P & H model 150, >.S yard shovel and
an
Irrdtternrttlonglic.nl 1'20, equipped with
Ger Wood bulidozer.
Internntlonnl TD14 diesel tractor
with Bucyrus -Erie nneledorer.
Internntlonnl TD9 with Bucyrus -
Erle bullgrnder.
Caterpillar 1)7. New 1938. Equipped
with T.iPlant-Chonte nngledozer.
Two Caterpillar diesel model D4
trnetors with TatPlnnt-Choate hy-
draulic nnrrlednzers. New 1942.
flood condltlon.
f nterpillar D6 tractor with Le
Tournenu engledozer. New 1941.
Caterpillar model 80 gasoline-pow-
tlon.
ered bulldozer. First-elnss condi-
Caterpillar model 15 tractor only.
Nice condition,
Caterplllnr 65 gas tractor with La-
r
lnnt .ionto bulldozer
Caterplllnr 1)4 1941 model mobl•
louder, 314 yard dlrrgtng bucket
and nngledozer. Rebuilt.
New winches to At Caterpillar D2.
D4 and D8.
832 Illoop Street west,
Toronto 8, Ontario
VOICE OF THE
PRESS
"Legs Is Legs"
Schoolboy writing answers to
anatomy test: Your legs is what
It you ain't got two pretty good
ones you can't get to first base,
and neither can yaw' sister,
—Dunnville Chronicle
HERE'S THE POiNT
With all the striving toward
higher pay' and shorter Lours, it
may be necessary to draw a dis-
tinction. Everybody wants env
ployntent, but dues everybody
want to work?
Eantsas City Star
SIMPLE ISN'T IT?
"Don't worry about butter,"
says 8 faolish contemporary. "You
can make it from grass. All you
need Is a cow and a churn."
— Sl. Thomas Times -Journal.
Wishful Thinking
Hermann Goering is said to be
spending much time studying the
Bible. "When the devil was sick,
the devil a saint would he,"
— Ottawa Citizen
Too Cosy
An apartment is it place where
you start to turn off the radio and
you find you've been listening to
tho neighbor's.
—1)unw-ich Chronicle.
T'-tlt)iS FOR SALE
05 -ACR[; FARM, 'l'\VI'. 01'' NOT'TA-
wasagn, st, mile from town of
Stayncr, good 2 -story dwelling,
barn with cement foundnttnn,
fresh water in both; 54,000, Mrs.
Gorge Orr, Creemore, Ont.
180 ACRES, GOOD MAPLE BUSH,
with or without machinery, cheap
Box 471, Smith Falls, Oat,
FIF'T'Y .1 CRE POULTRY FARM, 5
acres Lush, extra good buildings,
good water, poultry and equip-
ment included $2250 cash. Apply
1\'. Gallagher, Morganston, Ont.
13 ACRES NEAR BOWMANViLLE,
god bearing orchard, poultry
hooses for 2,000 birds, barns, silo,
Price 57500. Terms: more land
nvallnble complete bathroom,
furnace, hydro, 10 miles from
Oshawa, possession arranged, M.
L. Clemens, 1.11. 0, Rnwntnnville,
Ontario.
11Ali1I)itl:SSIN(;
LEARN 11. 1ItDR1:SSi NG THE
Robertson method. Information
on request regarding classes.
Robertson's Hairdressing Acad-
emy, 137 Avenue bond, Toronto.
111EL1' WAN'I'I:i)
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child welcome. Box 61, 73 Adel-
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GET READY FOR WINTER,
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Canndlan favorite for forty'
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Spring, White Birch Bolts, 27"
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ISSUE 45-1941
PAGE 4. THE STANDARD Wednesday', Nov. 7, 1915,
I, ; 0 0 LONDESBORO ' 1 Rev. B. II. Farr Appointed
Elliott-.•• lnstirance \ genc3, I I ,!r all( ,Ir, Win'
\lcl)1)na►d. lain-' TO Goderich Church •
1 I, ,, wt., \I r „it . \Irs R1'bcrt Fair- . Rev Ik.vel. y I I Farr, II A; I.'I'h.
BLYT1-I-- ONT. .1,er\ie12
r
INSURE NOW! AND BE ASSURED.
Car - Eire - Life - Sickness - Accident.
l.un11,I ,, Lr, dal of Rte \I II II hart•,
Nils, Edith \lorc of Fnrest, \with sold ,-n .if i�1e 'f 11 I ares Illi Front
x; \Ir anal NI rs t'larcncc Crawford
i 11r ant! \I r- P \I,tw ing and
g! Iltr\\,ltt, t_ intoe, and Nit; and \Irs
it R ! NI,1nnm„ (ia:i a',d Jtluc, w ith
: \I,it-gat-et NIan:ling
pi:Ile will c Atilhet his first scrwicc in bis
6. 1 \I r and NI?, .\h hadforil ;mil 1111CIt nen t Int ge on \„wcntber _'Gill
14 i \\ 1:11 Hi,. ';. iti.n t;: lurid' , \I r Fa• r spwI;e at St Paull, Church
A 11r and \l t s 11•mts l i,'vicr and Mrs here in S 't'tet.lber .\n h norary cap-
•D111ihDtDt9tDi9t219;9191.”t91Aet91919th19,NDaan)1D1ht9191h1D19t31NaiNhth)4191ht91DaD.NDINNDtDt I I•:l iabcth 1,.,,..,. with \Ir and mi., \\• lai:l, he cnlist..d with the tluii!ailio,
._ • -. . 11 !.).m, •fh'trl,tl:,1c service in MI, and was stationed at
! \Irs Charles 1\'10-.911 spent Illy neck l arriefie'd. n'':tr I\ii(1,lnli IIe i, a
end i:• L')'1doi gr; l(l Ltc 01 I dII I'nll l olll'ge, Lrlld011
. 1 \I r a I+I \I r \\ il! \\ alder visite I \\ r 11'(lenin \I r and Mrs(Georgy' II r:. i:i 11 :ti!.,rburg, le received hi,
\\illi \Ir ul'I NI
rs \\ill 1 d!t • 1 .\ebur • \Iot)u to the \(
ill:tc yarly etlnc:(tic i 1 l (\ill and hin(at-
on Sunda) \lis, \I •try l:l!11\wcfl, London, ,bent dine >rhool lair graduating from
1 \Ir an I \Ir. I.lo) 111.tldln (11,1 chi- the \Neck -end with her parents, Mr Stratft:rtl Normal Sclo 1, University of
1 t1ren \\tie Suli Lu Vi,,! .r, \\ith \irs and \!rs Ruhett Caltl\\cll
Ra(hr( 1'Joni' 1 f .\tnir'.un ' \Irs li• ..x 1,f \lack!in, Sack, i, visit- I A —
1 \Irs \1 Tim: Ia.'ir wi rot , t S.:11'1,1-
in her sister, \I rs k Sha !die]; a thiel; burr i'n his wo,cr and I'i; old
- \Ir and Mrs Iol( No 1):111rctl !'ill( "a' taped all \\ith ,rote
\\i:!; 11r, 1, Inn Tests f 111)'.11 11 spent Stnt
day aiterwon till the latter', brother,1)i:ICI:, friction lap(' III, clothes;atilt\I r an l \I r • \\'.11:1 t t'o, h r died on Mr I tarn: 1•onugblutt and NI rs Pott . looksd klie uno,1 fanner hest ,nit and
frit nib in Ciintti and Ill)tb on San -bluff it bciug his bilthd:ty his tic was a little left ,.f centre show -
(la) \1r• \I •,i earl t l l n rin>tton ac ifl^ a c:'ll:u halloo
companied them to l.h. I n to ,et.the' \Ir and \I r. Herb Peters, Iloteard
and Lorne', of Kincardine, and \lis; I \\'hat's more he knew kir id g, and
ladies' ,i.tcr. 'Air. lean Kt clinic, \\ h ' that ni:mlr nn' quite hopeful
;u It is , t t' there Icssie lune, f Paisley, spent Sunday I I ful about
is a patient in 1 : ,
with \Ir and Mrs S;dnr) Lansing 111:11' orgy izatien
\Ir [ed.(' h•'''2cr tit St t•atlt.tri'u•a
\Irs Harry I .yon, \I c and \Irs Bert
H. R. Elliott, Gordon Elliott
Ottico Phone 104. Residence Phone 12 or 140,
"COURTESY AND SERVICE"
street, Iia- been appointed rector of
\Ir, St (i:oroe', 1"lurch,(it ;l'rich .1n-
11.111ntluncnlc t \w:: 0011' at Loud.1 on
\Irs Saturday b) •.1r(hbi-hep C .1 Seag.'r
SUNWOI TIIY
Walipapers
ARE INEXPENSIVE
LUXURIOUSLY DESIGNED
LASTINGLY BEAUTIFUL
PRICES ARE RIGHT
ALSO
PAINTS AND
ENAMELS OF QUALITY
RIDSMEL to ..ctP Pant Smc I
SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
$ • $
F. Co 'PREST
Phone 37.26. L011DESSORO -
WESTI IELD
,. ., -1: 1 I. L.I I '4 . ,
slum! the \veil: 1 (1 \N a! Ili, broth(r.
\Irl or.11n is ';sees and \Irs Rotl,,t' Lobb, \Ir an I \Ir: Arthur Kyr-tal:
I?xcter, '\Ir a11,1 NI rs l'arl (;aunt rf
. I Dor .h \Ic\ n i Clinton o
t t t t I it n
Lucknrw, \Ir :id \Irs Harry 1nrnin,spent the week -end \\Gill her payin<•
Mrs l•:uuncrsial Desk. \Ir and \Irs toe
NI; and \Its 11 in \I(\ittie
Lyon awl Mr a„d \Irs Fred Lobb ,pent
Sunday afternoon with \Ir a"d -\Ir,
Stanley 1.ym, it bring \Irs II i.yon'•
RATION COUPON DUE DATES i1)tln birthday
Coupons n '\w w;di I are sugar dr) to \Ir and \I r.: l.lntncr''',n \ ipord ant!
butter ll. to 1'8. preserve- 3,; +,,, ;; \largare', :\twl od, suet \Irs Ilrenner,
and PI to 1'1'1, meat \Il to \l 11) Ethyl. \Ii• Bill Beacom, of Listowel.
'oitli \Ir and \!:s \\• Beacom
I I Y I II 1 1 II.
You may have laughed at the man whb
built a boat in his basement and had to jack
up his house to get if out; but it is just as
important to plan ahead when you wire for
Hydro. Avoid the costly mistake of wiring
for lighting only.
No matter how modestly you start to use
electric power, you will want to add a motor
here, a light there and an appliance some
place else as time goes on. Plan for such
additions from the start.
An electric circuit can carry safely the
amount of power it is designed for. You
can't run an electric range off a light socket.
You can't even extend a lighting wire to
serve too many lights, and expect satisfaction.
Have adequate wiring designed for the load
when you wire the first time.
A qualified electrician can plan and do
your wiring satisfactorily and over a period
of time save you much money and trouble.
r� The profitable way to start to use Hydro
is to equip the production units first .. . the
barn, poultry house, dairy, etc. Let the extra
profits from these first installations help to pay
for added electrical conveniences later,
The ".\int \',.ell” \li,siun Circle ‘will
meet at \Irs S Lansing's home f :r
the'r nl:: ti g un Tuesday evening,
1 November 13ti:
'1 hr \1•ontcn's :\s'e(iatio i will hold
their monthly meeting on Tuesday,
November 13tH at 2:311 n'clocl: in the
�
basement i.f the church \Irs Lercine
Ilallanty:'c of Toronto, will be the
1 guest speaker Ilei' Topic \will he "Kit-
!Chen
Kit-
!(hen Sht.r•t Cuts" and the iniportaoc1
of giving time and thought to new pro-
jects in the }acme and community All
the ladle; are invited to attend CONI I?
and rinrt your neighbor and enjoy a
social half 110111 avid a cup of tea after
the meeting
'Ile members of the I,.'ndcsb:rr r
Sunday School put on a splendid Tem-
perance l rngr: irinc last Sunday morn-
! ing at the close of the Sunday School
hour, u•:d.'r tit' direction of \i r, Bert
Shohbrool:, and the Superintendent, \Ir
Charles Stewart
\Ir and \Irs lien Stewart and \las-
tcr \lalc'lut of \Icliillop, spent Sun-
day at th; honk of the former's par-
ents, \1r and \Irs Charles Ste\art
PHiL OSIPHER OF
LAZY MEADOWS
(liy Harry J. Royle)
! I was in (Quebec at the unfcrcncc
ou Food and Agriculture The ‘work
was pretty well caught tip here at the
farm and when those fellows asked ate
if I would like to go along and sort of
sit in for the `.arnncrs, I made tip my
mind to go \\'c'\'e been hearing so
much about these United Nations
meetings that I thought it would he a
good experience and for that matter,
probably the only chance I'll have
1t \was \\•ell \worth it hoe 0012 thing
after tlir e \weeks in Quebec secinit
the pc^plc from all over the
\\orld in attchdaucc, I'01 pretty well
conv'incg l that the folks were trying
to do a real job in regards to this
whole business of food, the farmer and
agriculture Somehow or other you
,couldn't help but have that feeling
Food liar the key to a lot of this old
\votlds ,rouble., and if they ever ptit
it on the prober basis, they've got a
good f.in:tdatiun lai'I for other things
The man wilt; impressed ire a .great -
dcal was this Yellow Sir John itoyd-
Orr 'I'itat's a pretty imposing nam:
and yoti w iuid naturally expect the
sort of cello\\• \wc often stake fun of,
with big estates, a title, an interest in
politics and not kn:wing flinch about
hardship \Veli, sir, Sir John lloyd-Orr
i; just a plain fanner like yon and tic
There's nnthitig stuffy about hint and
he's a, plain as you could possibly find
anywhere
In the first place he has just been
appointed Director -General of this new
organization of hr- 1 and :\gricuiture
'I.hat's a big job and he's going to be
pretty busy at it i met him in the hall
otic day and he sp ;ke and what's more
he stopped to chat The first thing he
asked me was whether l was a farmer
or not I told him yes and he ducked
me ints his room and locked the door
and started firing questions at me
about farming i,1 Canada
i found out that he has a fared in
Scotland and 1 noticed other things
1lis hands are big and rough from hard
work Ile has unruly grey-white hair
and big shaggy eyebrows that point out
like horns Ife's a Glasgow tna11 with ,
Western Outset.(, awl llttrt)n College opportolnll\' to wake these three facltl-
Fttl!, `\\ Iltg II', nl'dlll 111011 Ill' st'rwt';l i ties, head. 111':11•!. and 11:11111, conlnt for
parishes in Iloe•,ill, Dorchester, (il,t-'0lad in Illi, tr nlrlr.1 \\1)1111 0 to -day
\\•loth and Ilt1nm):n .\t the time of 'I•llc prui)!ents of \\a• \eery great, but
his enlistment he \\ as at St I).nid's Inarw \\rrc nus beginning to realize
Church, Lonlolt'that the probit ii: tri pea. e. and It, \\
EAST WAIVANOSI-I
to I11:1i11tl1i11 i1, t\(rt' r\i'll ltd )111'r So
much depends al the present tithe lilt
\I is, Shirley Radford entertained a
number of her friends to a birthday
party tri Friday night .\ delightful
birthday' supper has screed
.\n enjoyable hallow e'en Darty was;
hell) at No lo school last 1\'e Incsday
night :\ (milt was drawn I .r, the
lucky \winuct• being \I rs Agues Radford
of Illyt1 :\ (lance was In 111
\Ir and \Irs Erni ltill, .\nna and
Doris, \Ir and \Ir, Harry Reid, of
\•dela. \•i.,itcd with \Ir and \Irs R C
3!c(;o\wai nn titu'11a` — y
RED CROSS DONATIONS
.1 Erten 1
(Girls' \1•a• .1t'x liary
3 0:4
103 57
Rev. Harold Snell
t( ltinn(d from page 11
from the script'. s41c of life, t.) inter -
this spersc his remarks tw'tl some very ant -
using jukes "\1'e have a wonderful
Ito\\• \\c, of the pi.v,1•'1t t:rnt rati n,
Ihcse three ml,tin faculties If they
are not put \\.•cl\, li'd ma) 1 irlti\•e
u,, lint the \tt"ltd never \sill" Reli.;-
iousl)• the .1leaher remarked. that the
urge to 'n' 6011 t nth (i 1 t\,ts present
in every illdiwilir,al ll( s!n,l;e of the
life of Alfred S\\itzer, the sun of a
(ierutan uli .isltr, ‘‘lin hail Slane l
it'arccr as a musician, and became one
of the best i Ic felt the urge for a
higher calling, tntt'rt ,! the ministry and
also studied i"rdi. i c 1)urinq the
a• 1 hail continued to operate a
fouiple'd hospital
thlc I
himself throughflu;
he h:ul reeei\ed frill' his musical cf
torts
11,in 11.• t (tial• moved loved a vote of
thanks to \Ir Snell for his stile' lilt
address, 1k hid) \was heartily endorsed
by the member., of the 11th'
The meting closed \Nall the
Roar
SIXTY YEARS OF PROGRESS '""•"•
885' 1945
a Twain came 674;tte
\Vhen, on November 7, 1885, the last spike was
driven linking the rails of the Canadian Pacific hail.
way, developments only dreamed of that day were
• to follow.
Soon ships flying the red and white Canadian Pacific
house flag were plying the Pacific ... then the Atlantic:
There followed a chain of hotels , . , resorts and lodges
... coastal and inland steamships ... express and tele-
graph services—the whole forming an all -Canadian
system stretching more than half way round the world.
- In 1939, this vast system was dedicated to the win-
ning of the war. Since then the Company's rail lines
alone have handled more than 128 billion ton miles
of freight—and 11 billion passenger miles. All ocean
steamships have been on active service—many have
gone down fighting.
Now the Canadian Pacific faces the future. Plans
have been completed for the construction of new, im-
proved locomotives and coaches ... sleeping cars ...
parlour cars ... diners; for the renovation of stations
and hotels; and for the building of a new fleet of
ocean vessels.
In a world at peace the Canadian Pacific will do its
part in providing modern, efficient transportation by
land and sea,
Canadian
ex,.
aa._
ifica
Lions
4'
e((neavy, Nov. `71, 1915, •
'1'IIE IIO1ME PAPER
:1n old ucln 11:1, reading ,the
] It'luc-to\vu paper t)1 a Tittle place
1st Huron Crs„.11y 111,,1 Ile h,, in't
Sccn Inc moan\ \t';sr , but I1: 1
Tool; 1110 paper. ,(:aching it eag, rly
For trews of old time friends
four 11111_ shorts, it's printing
Smudged and 1''srrel,
And yet the old folk real it, 111'rd fol
11'01.11
They're living '1t the c ,1x1 and all they
I,u1 11'
I, ha, l; ,here in a land I'1 \\'in•I and
That's \\ 'ay Idyl•
stand the told,
For blood roll., 111111 ;111(1 ,111;;'.:7.11 Iche:l
),111'*( 1111
ft,
111r,\. eollldt'r
And nod' they : it :onong the blunnlie;;
f 1,,lvrrs
in sold) conlf)l vel the ,nunn'yr
Drag by, and Ilt're i, 11,,111111' touch
to do,
NATIONAL FILM BOARD
MOTION PICTUR ES
In Belgrave Forester's Hall, on
ll't idav, November 9111
at 5:15 1' \I
in wain':, riga 11 itll the I:.1 t \1'allan-. h
1 o,l11,hip ;\nnnal \I,'cting
Also Showing at the Auburn School
at 2 P Ni in the afternoon
-SHOWING -
FLIGHT SIX
SALMON RUN (Colcurcd)
TOSCANI N I
VICTORY LOAN FILMS
Canadian Screen Magazine No 2
OBITUARY
George iI, iiadlev
There ;1;1x-(11 a11•ay ;It 1 i;llt I'tbhl'
I Iospital on Friday, 1 )etobcr 11111,
No balking 11'111'11 v' II 11"1\' ,' 111; Int' Il1n (leoc.'t• I I I;adlel' in his ,_'1111 ye•II' \I 1•
You buy the blcal, jn,t never 1111 11.141 been employed in 1111'
tOuk \11'11311'11 Mid 1\ill-sttt \I ill, ;It 1lcspyl-
To passing !t 11g, Inn); 11(1(11', \Oh .t Irl' until a ,111'rt time before hi; death \\'e dish expre•s our sincere
IThe fti"eral „*lire \\ s conducted thank, 1,1 th•' friend:, relatives and
by I vertu'I \III?1vin:( of the li'llt neighbour, f r their many acts of
Intl the roiled Church from tirey's Funeral 1;in'lnes• ,1l\\,t during our sudden and
I'arl'.r on T'ue.r4ly. October 31st In - sad bereavement
slily, green in the mouth of trrlllCllt In 1les-'eler Cemetery I .1I,o our tl.,nk.
I I lU 1111 ,t' 141111 ,1'111
Surviving t.. luourn his I ss are Mil fl'ral trinities ,o'd loaned ear;, and to
toson, ;mol a tt„ut;htcr, Harold, of Ile:-'Ibe Rev .\rtilnr Sinclair for his kind-
Ipeler, I.' rue 1)i I;lyth, and \Irs l' •1' less in condllrl ng the service
Heaven ring, N rllll, Galt ; ;J -o survivinit are one i - -\l l' I )I;llgla \I "* *1x.111, \I r, Diana
:\erns, the Ian then' dui;ics nod their brother, .\rinn Hadley, of Regina, and ( wan, 1,'rutlly oral Mary 11-11s
head, , six ,grandchildren \I r, liadlcy pre -
Arid 11"1(1 c,•nnmuniom in Ihti1 ,anal Ir 'I cd inial xix years ago
beds _ ST ANDREW'S W M S
THE STANDARD -1 -•�' PAGE 5
GROCERIES
SA'I1IJRUAY SPECIALS
Old Dutch Cleanser 10c
Old English Wax Paste ,'17c1
Old English No -Rubbing '17c
- SALMON -
One small fin (if desired)
with each order.
Raisins, Almonds,Cut Citron Peel
FI'rzen Salmon
Sun ked and Fresh Filletn
Pioneer Feeds - Shur -Gain Feeds
A. L. KERNICK
ROX
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Y THEATRE, CAPI'T'AL THEATRE REGENT THEATRE
CLINTON_, GODERICH. SEAFORTrt.
NOW PLAYING: Alas► Ladd and NOW PLAYING: Phil Harris in:
Loretta Young in: ' I "I LOVE A BAND LEADER" NOW; "RAINBOW ISLAND" with
"AND NOW T'0 -MORROW"
Mcnday, Tuesday, Wednesday
"BOWERY TO BROADWAY"
The rise f1,,,•1 rag, to riches of two
sb111vn1,11 who first dere 111111'* riv,d;
bus k,tet became 11af tnt•rs 011
1 l ro4111 a 1
Maria Mcntez, Jack Oakic and
Susanna Foster
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
•
Bud ABBOTT and Lou COSTELLO
with Alan Curtis and Rita Johnson
lone the It., ,ccken on a \li,sissipp.
dhowboat in
"THE NAUGHTY NINETIES"
COMING: "NOB HILL"
In Technicolor
Egg Grading Staticn - Lecker Storage ' Matinees Sat & Holidays at 2.30 p,m.Mat., Wed„ Sat,, Holidays 2.30 pm I Matinees Sat. & liolida; a' 2.`_9 p.m,
Doto:hy Lamour
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Vercnica Lake, Sonny 'Tufts and Susanna Foster, Donald O'Connor,
Eddie Bracken T'urhan Bey
illetl 11'1111 11411,1x• ;141)1 lulghtcr, tt \With ;1 11,1,''1'11' „i plpul,u
fast-pat;d u•Illry of breezyI Il Iu.11<rl, in :1 *1141,,11. 14114x1,.11
t utcrt;lintnt'nt
"BRING ON THE GIRLS"
In
xt
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Jcan Ft ntairo, George Brent
Dennis O'Keefe
a _;ory run dill ren:clll1er, a 1„ 111111'11
'ry that 11'i11 illea,ur;,hly cxtrcire dual tort
our 1111ntgl+t,
11141 111
"BOWERY TO BROADWAY"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Bing Crosby, Betty Hutton and
Sonny Tufts
bl'undint:
Pm try 11181• ;1
dhih I;;IIg 1111 Sonny
tom) Illill."11'e1s.
"'THE AFFAIRS OF SUSAN" "HERE COMES THE WAVES"
COMING: "TILL WE MEET COMING: "THE ENCHANTED
AGAIN" with Ray Milland COT "PAGE" with Dorothy McGuire
WE DELIVER - PHONE 39
Card O1 Thanks
'i'In'y I''ye Ihri' little 1;:;rdct
m•ay
'1' h e lawn
\lay
The tree, f1:1111 out,
greet the staring
And all the holy bells of
Iikt• brit e•
4.#lttl#INIIN•###N4•11,fN#IN11*111 ♦1I ******I1/I****,'
cryhl dy welemm'
Please mote ;he change of night from
NI (Aida). to.Tuesday
IN MEMORIAM
'1'A\'LOR-In loving aleatory of Ben-
jamin 'Taylor, who passed away two
years ago, \ 'vemober 5th, 1913
--Always r, membered by his \Vile
and 1taught cr
FOR SALE
Ilarn .hx5t) .Apply to Lco
Phone 13-1 1, Illy 111
The \1 \I S ,.f Old St Andrew's FOR SALE
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LYCEUM
THEATRE
WINGHAM-ONTARIO. ATKII441SON'S.
Two Shows Sat. Night _ '''
Thurs, Fri, Sat, November POOL ItOOIII•
SPECIAL
rt.
g.
,t;
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Van Jc h (son Lauritz Melchior X 'S' , .� ••
bpson, 5!110hla.lt SSUNDRIES ..
t 1 1 .= Tobaccos, Cigarettes,1'o1), '
W I be thrill 1)t' 11111,1* and knlghtcr ik._ _.4 and Other Sundries.
=;Open all day and evening. :
>:�;Main Street. Blyth. __:
,Matirce, Saturday afternoon, at 2.30.:, ,t,
Crol1y11, ' by �. _ • •, • •••: ♦ • .,,: •.•• •.1'•.,0••.11,.:.OJ •. r
11-I)1' iMrn, 'Tues, Wed, Novetnher ll -13.14., ;'
,,; Robert Walker, Hedy Lamarr,
' June Allyson in I
i• "HER HIGHNESS AND THE li you are I,.nely, tlritc L'ox 32•
street, ' «1
BELLBOY" Clarhstnn, \Yash Scntl staml,
Apply i i, fhc ,tory of a 181111 fol and Ioncly
10_31):i, friar,',;, d'i'n fall, in rove 111111 an"'
American newspaper (man ;1111 (Deers» 1.1 e'. (l ►tctinnccr For 11141'1411
ANNOUNCEMENT r, h' :\I''crlca 111 gleet llinl '
t ALSO "SHORT SUBJECTS" ilas ctnrued froul service (1'1111 tllc
Presto Cookors now available Re- 'i :;••0•; •:.,:..;0.:.•:.•;.•;.•0.: •;..;•0•,0•;�.4•;�r;,•:••:..;..;,.;..;i 1\11\•;11 1 :111::(11L1 :\Ir 1'nrCl', alld \1'1)1 3)C
dare your time in evoking fitly percent, *'winning his former occupation,
phone 24, l;lyth llubbyn's Hardware , 1'•'rrelumd nee promptly an..wer '1
InIIIIle,liate arraugenl„nts rats be made.
11 -Ip
Esther Williams in
"THRILL OF A ROMANCE"
in color)
Po :I, tom; ttchmie tour um-lcal
,,there dill he tivo shod's each night
.1 •tt 7':,;1 and 11:3)) 1' \l
Yet \viten the little old holt* paper 1 NINE WILD GEESE iN ONE Desirable ,
I I esbyter i;nl Church are holding their ! I roperly on Ufnslcy
crimes CATCH 1 November ell;etiug in the church on known as the Moody Property
They gloat about it, all the tiny' (Junius s 1larrcy \I et ',Illnln created *elite a \Wednesday, \olcmber 14tH at 2•?:
All the new;, they gather 1111 like lair till, \Ve:IiIt, lay :Ifterroun when he 1' \I Hie guc-t speakers \rill be \lis$
\Ilse*', 8111'1 I flr, 11• itt,) I wit 111111 live 11111 geese in Nlatheo. an',l Miss \Ic_\rthur, field sec -
Pour "Ver all the paragraphs and hold the bark of his truck 1larvey, a•c1ut- rt•taries of the I'tovinci;tl \\' M S, who
The sheets aside and tall; \d(11 eye'; 1p;111:et1 I,y the I r( 1181•tl11 S11cll of arc speaking at the different centres
aglow
!Anhui', .tet; t'n a ,hocti" expedition ', of the 1'resbytery
Of dear old neighbours 1)l' the 1,,111; a.go ' early \Wcdn,day in -riling Along the \very cordial invitation is extended
I'or 1'1•(1.1' 11111) le 8 pel•`ollal tillll I I:tl,t' IIIC1' *;111 11111' a Ia 111 gt't',t', and 10 all ill',se
They 1111"11 the folk;, and sir the (-Ili-
nine
the t11'o of them, brought down
ring, nine \I r tine{', tool; foto', awl \1 r \1c -
Small hells within their heart,, for they Callum five \s ice 'h 01 11114 The \u 11) I:;ta \\'ala:nu, h harm
Cin see V 1'1runl held their meeting at the brine
The face; of gild ne'ghl»ai', tenderly MISSION BAND SUPPER of Mr and \Ir, 1.) \ICl\etizie on Mon -
And though they go their lonely hays WELL PATRONIZED day night 1.1111 an attendance of 30
apart 'The \Ii.,,iolt I1;t''d of 1. wing Service Next meeting will be held next Tues -
Still they are members of a ;mall Io1'11 held :I very •ute(ssfnl• sale 1'f Ivork day night, November 13, at the honk of
heart-Amtylnoue and solver en Saturday, November Mr and \1rs 1)an )lallahan \Irs
3rd in the h;,seuteut of the l'nitc'I Clarence Johnslcm has the five minute
Church Thr 1 roceed., f1' nn both sale , r'pecch and recreation is in charge of
TRY A CLASSIFIED AD, 25 CEN'I'S .m(1 ,nailer : uu'ented to ;'1.33 I Ilert fear and Calvert Falconer L'v-
who can attend
\'
FARM FORUM MEETING
V --,
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Marketing Scheme
for Ontario, under
the Farm Products
Control Act, has been submitted to the
Farm Products Control Board by the
Ontario Hog Producers Association.
Before the Board will consider recom-
mending the scheme, it must be satisfied
that a fair representation of the Hog
Producers are in Favour of its adoption.
In order to obtain the recorded views of
the Producers, a vote by ballot is being
taken on the question
"ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE
PROPOSED ONTARIO HOG
PRODUCERS MARKETING
SCHEME BEING BROUGHT INTO
FORCE IN ONTARIO?"
your aca�cc�sU, ,��rt31i`►'•
11,•x� 13.SLL
Mricultural Office,
Clinton, Ont•
y..,� t.:;nti;p,
s
TO ALL HOG
PRODUCERS IN
HURON
17 ='? Only Hog Producers who
11 (77I (\ arc registered for the purr
t � \7,,s \1 pose with their own County
`1. Agricul
1-1-\
tural Representative
I \Y":-.7 will be entitled to vote on
\ the scheme. All Hog Pro-
ducers are therefore urged to register at once by
mail or in person at their County Agricultural Rep-
scntative's office in order to be eligible to vote.
When registering by mail, please forward name,
address and township.
4
s11t�y1
f \-• 1 J
A PUBLIC MEETING
Will be held at
See Bottom
of Advt.
At this meeting the scheme
1) will be explained fully and
questions answered. Ballots
will be supplied at the meeting to producers who
have registered, so that they may vote then, Registra-
tions will be accepted at the meeting and also for ten
days after it, All producers who are registered will
receive ballots, either at the Agricultural Represent-
ative's office, at the meeting or by mail. Copies of
the proposed scheme may be secured at the Agri-
cultural Representative's office or at the public meeting,
All ballots must. be returned to the Agricultural Repre.
sentative before December 8, 1945, • • Any Ballots,
received after that date will not be recorded,
awes
ALL HOG PRODUCERS ARE URGENTLY
REQUESTED TO REGISTER, TO ATTEND
THE MEETING 1N THEIR AREA -- AND TO VOTEI
C. F. PERKIN
CHAIRMAN
Belgrave-830 P.M, Mon,, Nov. 12
to Leslie 1!ilboru
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
NOTICE
i am a 'ailaule for Radio Repair
\\'ark Goo:1 stock of parts of hand
Satisfaction guaranteed Glenn I\ech-
tic, phone I65, Myth
11 -Ip
FOR SALE •
8 yearling cattle, Durham Apply to
David Craig, phone 13-7, Myth RR 2
11-1
FOR SALE
6 Yorkshire Chunks Apply to Cleat
Galbraith, phone 66 Blyth 1 1-2p
FOR SALE
Spring and lull Wheat Apply to
Jack 131ake, phone 17-14 lilytlt
11-1-p
TO LET
3 heifers and 2 cows, due to freshen
in the spring, to let on shares; For
Sale -1 logy truck fare wagon, nearly
new Apply la Arthur Ward, phone
16-0, Myth 11-1p
FOR SALE
6 cord hard maple furnace wood; 8
Durham steers, around 950 lbs each
Apply to Torrance Dundas, Myth, RR
2, photic 13-15, Myth 11-1
FOR SALE
Lady's black boucle coat, with brown
fur' trims, size 18, in good condition
Apply at the Standard Office
FOR SALE
1 hot air heater for car, pair 1937
Ford slip cove:s; 2 driving spot lights;
pair (109-1ti tire chains; all in good con-
dition; other articles as well Apply
at Standard Office • 1 1 -Ip
DANCE
Sponsored by the Myth Lions Club
in the Memorial hall, Myth, Friday
night, November 9th Everyone d'el-
conte 11-1
AUCTION SALE
APARTMENTS FOR SALE
Four apartments in Illyth, tvill he
sold seperate or as a w11olr, 10511 each,
excepting the south one, S,i)l) For
terms apply to john Clark, -1 Ontario
street, Apt 5, Stratford 1(1-3
NOTICE
Voters' List, 1945, Township of East
Wawanosls, County of Huron
\O'1'IC1'. is hereby given that 1 have
complied tvitli Section 8 of the \'titers'
Lists .\ct, and that 1 have posted up at
111y office, lot 29, concession 5, East
\\'a vanosh, on the 29th day of October,
1945, the, list n'; all persons entitled to
vote in the said Municipality, at the
Municipal Elections, and that such list
remains there for inspection
And I hereby call upon all voters u
take ilnnediat,' proceedings to have
any errors or omissions corrected ac-
cording to law
The last clay for appeal being the
19th( day of November, 1945
Dated at illy office this 29111 day of
October, 1945
R R REDMOND, CLERK
10-2 Tt wnshi , of East \\'awattosh
Regular Meeting, Blyth 1.O.O.F No 366
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH
Regular meeting, for the transaction
of General Business All brethren re-
quested to be present
W H Morritt, W G McNeil,
.\oble Grand Rec-Scc'y
NOTICE
Voters' List, 1945, Municipality Of The
Of Household Furniture and Numerous Village of Blyth, County of Huron
Work Shop Articles
in Walton, oil
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH
at 1:30PM
NOTICE is hereby given that i have
complied with Section Sof the Voters'
Lists .\ct, and that 1 have posted tip
at my office, in the Village of Myth,
6 oak dining room chairs; cream ,n the 26111 day of October, 1945; the
bedspread and sprigs, with dresser to list of all persons entitled to vote in
match; Whitt» bedspread and springs; the said \Iunacipality, at the municipal
2 spring mattresses; dressing table; elections, and that such list remains
oak bedstead tcith springs; (old) bed- there for iuspcctium
stead and springs; large wall mirror, And 1 hereby call upon all voters to
with creams borer; buffet mirror; wall take immmediate proceedings to have any
mirror 2 wash stands; library table; errors or omissions corrected accordilig and othc: business requiring the atten-
oak rocking chair; odd ch;:ire ; 2 small to 1a11'
upholstered chairs; oilcloth rug, 7'x34/2'; I Dated at my office this 2trfh day of
oilcloth runner yard; couch; kit- Octobe 194; 't
chcn sideboard (white) ; large table GORDON ELLIOTT, Clerk
hump (electric): sanitary commode, 10-3 (ioderich, Onlat io
with pipes; 2 sewing machines (pos-
sibly); pictures; curtains; pillows;
dishes; pots .tad pans; gas barrels;
gas pumps; garden hose; chains;
tools; horse blankets; good cutter
rube; forks; blow torch; shovels; tool
kite; buggy; halters; rug; oil cans;
cattle markers , post bole digger; vise;
Other articles too numerous to men-
tion
f„r Sale, late at '1'llc Standard Office,
o by calling l'honc 203, Clinton.
Charge ntudclalc and satisfaction
Guaranteed.
G. R. AUGUS'TINE
R1'.1'RESEN'l'ING
TiHE MONTREAL LIFE
"THE FRIENDLY COMPANY"
Associated with The Atlas Insurance
Company, Loudon, England.
LIFE - PENSIONS - ANNUITIES
WILLIAM II. MO1tR1TT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Specializing in Farms and IIouseholrL
Sales.
Licensed for the County of Huron.
Treasonable Prices, and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Por information, etc„ write or phone
William H. Morritt, phone, Residence
93; Shop 4, Blyth,
Frank's Bakery
PHONE 3S. BLY'1'I-I, ONT.
PIES, CAKES, COOKIES,
BUNS, COFFEE CAKES.
FRESH EVERY DAY
Everything Homemade
1-IAROLD JACKSON
Licensed Auctioneer.
Specialist In Farm and Household
Sales,
Licensed in Huron and Perth
Counties. Prices reasonable; aatis
taction guaranteed.
Por Information, etc., write or phone
Harold Jack(;ott, RR. No. 4, Seatortlt,
Phone 1414161
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
NO'T'ICE
The next meeting of the Huron
,County Council dill be held in the
1 Council Chambers, Court House, Gode-
rich, commencing on Tuesday, Novem-
ber
ovelll-
ber 13th at 2 p lit
All accounts, notices of deputations
tion of C'.nu1:A should he in the hand:
of the County Clerk not later than
1 Saturday, November 10th
N W MILLER, County Clerk
10-2
TERMS -CASH
\Trs Bert Anderson, Proprietress
Lew Rowland, Auctioneer 11-1
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY.
Telephones: Atwood, 50x31; Seafortti, 15, Collect.
DARLING and CO, of CANADA, LTD.
N A>,CRACKER IT'S
THAT COUNTS
CBI
PARTY PUP
Yes, it's always a "jam session" when
Junior finds the Christie's Premium
Soda Crackers! Serve them often with
soups, salads, beverages ... the name
"Christie's" means fine flavour and
perfect baking.
Chri iies 'sculls
A dog's life isn't so bad for the
pup parked in cop's cap, above,
after touring New York cafes with
a soldier and civilian who ''liber-
ated"
liber-
ated" him by tossing a crate
through a pet shop window. The
threa were going from bar to bar
when police showed up. The
"liberators" face a burglary charge,
although only the pup was taken
from the shop,
WITH DODGERS
Jackie Robinson, all-round Negro
athlete and recent shortstop of the
Kansas City Monarchs (a Negro
team) has been signed by the
Brooklyn Dodgers to play for the
Montreal Royals, Brooklyn's In-
ternational League farm club.
Robinson, who was discharged
from the Army with rank of
Lieutenant, is tho first Negro play-
er ever admitted to organized base-
ball.
SAFES
Protect your HOOKS ono
from rum and TUUIEVI:!.. 11 e
hare a size and type of Sate, or
Cabinet, for any purpose. Visit
as, or write for veleeu, etc. to
Dept. W.
J.scJ.TAYLOR LIMITED
TOkONTO SAFE WORKS
143 IL'ront St, E., Toront'•
Established lase
Fortune Found
In Jap Coop
Allies Discover Fortune In Dia-
monds
American searchers have found
fortunes in diamonds, platinum,
gold and silver tvhich Japanese
admirals and generals had cached
In secluded areas --but never were
able to remove from the country
because the war ended sen abrupt -
1y,
General NfacArthur's headquar-
ters disclosed that one party dis-
covered "a fabulous fortune in dia-
monds" in a chicken coop atop a
Establish Canadian Affiliate of
Crosby Research Foundation
J. 11. Fitzgerald D'Are► Jones
J. Ii, Fitzgerald, well-known Canadian merchandising and adver-
tising man, is president of the newly established Commonwealth
Industrial Enterprises Limited, Toronto, Canadian affiliate of Crosby
Research Foundation Inc. of Hollywood, California. ll'Arcy Jones of
the IIollywood Foundation Is In Canada relative to the establishment
of the new Canadian company and will be n director, Within the next
six months Commonwealth Industrial Enterprises Ltd. expect to
Introduce some fifty new Crosby projects ranging all the way from
heavy industrial equipment to articles for household use to the
Canadian market. Their products or patents will be licensed for
manufacture, distribution, import or export to Canadian business
concerns. All products will bear the Crosby trade mark •
mountain 160 miles north of 'To-
kyo. In another instance a pack-
age resembling a packet of ham-
burger yielded 8,000 karats of dia-
monds.
No estimates of the value of the
loot have been made,
Eleven crates of platinum were
discovered beside the chicken coop.
The Japanese admirals' aides gni&
ed Americans to the cache,
"The trip up the mountain in a.
pouring rain with those Japanese
was one of the most fantastic
things that can he Imagined," said
(;apt, 1.. R. Ward, Interlaken,
N.J., who led the party, "It took
all day and we got to the little farm
at 10:;10 at night, We were nut by
the best dressed Japanese in that
Part of the counry. 11c wore a pin
stripe suit, two tune shoes, a'suap-
py tie and a fiat vhitc shirt. lie
said he was a caretaker, but he
simply was guarding that stuff
for those admirals,"
t.t. Col. Enunannal Franklin,
Rockville Center; N.Y. 110anee offi-
cer at MacArthnr's headquarters,
sa'i'd: "id1\'e are finding fortunes in
caves all the way from 100.10 :;oo
utiles from 'Tokyo.
"I believe Japanese army and
navy officials got this gold in
China and elsewhere and did not
tell the proper government agen-
cies about it."
1luilion has been turned up in
homes, colleges, a professor's ware-
house olid nondescript shucks.
Plots of unguarded ground also
yielded tvealth,
Coughs are dangerous If neglected
Qet Relief Usually.., QUICKLY, PLEASANTLY
WITH
COUGH SYRUP
AT ALL DRUGGISTS 25e LD -1
ORIGINATORS Or
TIIE POPULAR HOSTESS
serves Maxwell House ...
the superbly flavored
coffee -blend with all the
stimulating goodness of
fine Latin-American cof-
fees. When you buy coffee,
say "Maxwell House".
HARNESS & COLLARS
Partners Attention — Consult
your nearest harness Shop
about Staco Harness Supplies.
We sell our goods only through
your local StacoLeather
Goods dealer, The goods are
right, and so art our prices
We manufacture in our fac
torics — Harness Horse Cot
lars, Sweat Pads, Horse Ulan•
kets, and Leather Travelling
Goods. Insist on Staeo Brand
Trade Marked Goods, and you
get satisfaction. Made only hp •
SAMUEL TREES CO., LTD.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
42 Wellington St. E., Toronto
_A ii,l,tlh.GIYGi IILGi III IJLI IJh,III.Vaatiagans
You. Will Enjoy Staying At
The St. Regis Hotel
'1'OItON'T(l
pp Every flown with hall,,
Shower and 'Telephone.
i Single, 82.50 up —
tlooble, sa.rio tip.
O Good Fdod, Dining and Dane -
lag nightly.
Sherbourne lit Carlton
Tel. 11A, 4136
' :L'.IIY. L f illi
Men who think of tomorrow
GUARD AGAINST INFLATION Today!
Old Man Inflation stands just around the
corner ready to snatch at your pay envelope
and short-change you in return. It happened
after 1918, and it can happen again.
It's strange but true that the only ones who
can save us from inflation—excessively high
prices -- are ourselves. It's spending those
extra dollars that bids up prices on everything
that's still scarce. And once started, inflation
spreads like a forest fire to everything we use
or consume.
So let's fight the temptation to spend unne-
cessarily. Let's put every extra dollar into
Victory Bonds and hold onto the Bonds we .
already have.
Think of tomorrow ... and you'll agree the
thing to do is not to cash Victory Bonds but to
go and buy more!
THE ROUSE OF SEAGRAM
SALAN
TES
DARK IIGIITN1NG
gy HELEN TOPPING MILLER
CIIAPTEIt V
Instantly, old Iiughey extricated
himself from the confusion of his
bedding, Itis sunken, dead -black
eyes began to gleam. 310 clawed
at Gary's arm, jerked him inside,
and slammed the door,
"Don't lot none of them folks
around hear you," he warned, "Set
down. Yeh, I got a map, But I'm
keeling it, What you want witlt
It?"
"I'nt atudying the structures
around hero. Thought maybe
you'd let me look at your map.
Know this country pretty well, do
you?"
"Know it?" shrilled the old man,
lulling out a drawer from a lop-
sided chest and fumbling feverish-
ly in il. "I know every fold and
fault and sand in it. Walked
every foot of it. Son, you can
look at my snap, but there ain't no
ell under this county, not a drop."
* * *
Ilo straightened, brought out a
packet carefully wrapped in oil-
cloth and secured with a tightly
knotted shoestring. Slowly, al-
most reverently, ho untied a doz-
en knots. A roll et slippery maps
slid out, uncurled themselves,
gtcasc-spotted and faded.
" Got 'cm all here." Old Hughey
dropped on a stool and spread the
soiled sheets over his knees,
"Hero she is. Look a' here." He
traced with u long and filthy ring -
entail, ')'here she. lays , ..there's
the Sabine uplift—where they
found the blg pool—and over hero
there ain't nothing. Lithe and
salt water, I tell you."
With, swift, trained vision Gary
studied the tn:lp. It was an oil
print, ho noted twenty years old,
There was an uplift—but to the
north of it a fault --and on the edge
of that—hie breath began to quick-
en a little.
"Thanks, Mr. Fothergill," Ho
handed the trap hack. "1-Iere—buy
yourself some tobacco. You're
MANY TI-IANKS go to
Wives and mothers who
serve Maxwell House! Yes,
Canadian families love
the delicious, satisfying
flavor of this superb blend
of Latin-American coffees.
ASPIRIN
'EASES
NEURITIC, NEURALGIC
PAIN FAST!
You get pain relief fast when you use
Aspirin because it starts to go to work
almost immediately. To see that this
Is so, Just drop an Aspirin tablet in
water. What you'll see is what happens
in your stomach—the tablet starts
disintegrating within two eecondst
That's why Aspirin stops neuritic,
neuralgic pain so quickly. Get Aspirin
today.The"Bayer"
cross on each
tablet is your
guarantee that it's
Aspirin)
Aspirnw
NOW—NeLow Prices!
Pocket box of 12s .... only 18e
Economy bottle of 24 .. only 29e
Family size of 100 • . . only 79c
ISSUE 45-1945
quite sure there's no oil under
these structures?" e
"Shake yourself well," advised
Adelaide as lio went hack to the
car. "I got the cold shivers when
he grabbed you. I was sitting here
wondering If 1 ought to go yell for
the police."
* *
"Ile's got the map—but its an
old edition, I'll have to write
for a new one, I guess."
"But that will take days --let's
telegraph, can't we?"
"If 1 sent a wire somebody would
start talking," he said, "You can't
bide oil—or even a suspicion that
there night be oil."
"Gary Tallman—you did see
eonsething on that map! You're
trying to be mysterious and ob.
scure, but I can see right through
you. You've got red spots in both
cheeks."
"Fever," ho said, "I've been with
you for hours, How do you expect
ane to keep my temperature
down?"
H'e're going straight home to
tell Dad,"
"I wouldn't want to raise any
false ho_.es,,,
"Dad could hire a geologist,"
"A survey costs money, too, The
bug oil companies keep their own
crew's, but an independent owner
would have to take his own Maks."
"Oliver works for a big oll com-
pany." -
"11r sells leases. Ile doesn't
know anything about production.
If there were any heftcatiens that
there's oil under your place, Kim-
ball woald w:utt your father to sell
out to somebody,"
".\:{ 1 he'it want all the credit,
and grab it, too. And probably half
the stoney. I wouldn't trust Oliver
an inch. Don't say a word, Gary,
when Oliver is around."
*
Gary agreed promptly because
ho did not like Oliver, either,
"I hope nobody conies in tonight
—then we can tell Dad and Moth-
er," .Adelaide ran on oxcitedty.
"And you can advise Dad what to
do. Olt, Gary—suppose we did get
millions of dollars—" she was
breathless and her eyes were like
two hot, burning stars.
"Now don't say a word," he
warned, as they whirled through
the gate and around the drive,
missing the windmill by tho thick-
ness of a coat of paint. "Gary,
could you draw a sketch of that
map? You could, couldn't you?"
"I guess 1 could, I could get it
down in a rough way."
"You go up and do that right
away, before dinner, And I'll fix
up some way to introduce the sub-
ject."
Late, when she had time to
thunk about it, Mona Leo remem-
bered the look on Harvey's face
when Adelaide said abrubtly,
"Now, Gary—now let's tell them!"
* * *
For a minute Harvey's face
darkened. Gary was a nice boy,
but they had had fine plans for
Adelaide which did not include a
marriage to any young ell man out
of a job. That was In Harvey's
face at fires, And then, when Gary
spread out the sheet of paper with
the rough sketch he had drawn on
the table, Harvey's face changed
again.
"What's all this?" he asked
gruffly.
Adelaide drew a deep breath
and was tense and her eyes snap-
ped sparks, "0I1—on our land!
Gary thinks maybe he's found
oil!"
It was then that Harvey became
a stranger to Mona Lee, •
('1'o Be Continued)
CIIRONICLES
of GINGER FARM
By
Gwendoline P. Clarke
We have just come hack from
the County Ploughing match. \'e
were all there — Partner, the two
boys and myself. It was a glorious
day, fine and warul, the first day
in years that it hasn't rained, or
been cold and rough for this big
county event. It was also the first
time I had ever gone to a plough-
ing match and I found it well
worth the trip.
The boys went early in the fore-
noon, Partner and I followed soon
after dinner — just in time to sec
the big bull -dozer at work. And
how it worked! What was a bull-
dozer doing at a ploughing match,
did you ask? Well, you see this af-
fair was more than a ploughing
match — thanks to enterprising
men within the county. It was also
a demonstration and exhibition of
labour saving machinery, and,
while a hull -dozer can hardly he
classed as a necessary piece of
equipment on a hundred acres, yet
there are many such farms where a
bull -dozer could be put to good
use — thus the demonstration, the
idea being that a group of farmers
might find enough work between
them to bring a bell -dozer in to
work for therm,
♦ * *
On this particular farm where
the match was held the machinery
was lined up in pasture field. In
the field there was a huge stump
from which an elm tree had recent-
ly been felled. It isn't necessary
for me to tell you the work involv-
ed in prying a green stump from
Its moorings. No doubt you have
seen the Wren on your farm work-
ing with picks, shovels, axes and
even dynamite for days at a time.
Bust on this stump the bull -dozer
went to work. It gouged out the
dirt from around the stump; it cut
through its confining roots; it
groaned and whined against the
resisting fibres, while a ring of
men, women and boys looked on in
breathless expectancy. "Ry' Jininy,
that there stump will lake some
moving," one fellow said, "Just
watch — it'll do it," said another.
Fascinated I formed my way to
the front of the ring and from this
vantage point I noticed that at
first the stump was as solid and de-
fiant as a rock, And then, slowly
but surely it started giving a lit-
tle. Cance the time when it 81111(1-
dered from the impact of the huge
steel monster and then gratluaily
gave way before its repeated on-
slaughts. Finally the crowd could
see the battle of mechanism against
nature was just about won, Two or
three more gigantic shoves and the
great root was pushed over and
NAVY SUIT
Believe it or not, Joy Hardy
wears a reconverted WREN'a
uniform. All that happened to the
uniform was an addition of fancy,
dark blue braid and the removal
of the three additional buttons
which gave it double-breasted
style. The original fine tailoring
of the uniform is retained.
Helps (heck (olds Quickly
Yon can often check a cold quickly
if you follow these instructions.
Just as soon as you feel the cold com-
ing on and experience headache, pains
in the back or limbs, soreness through
the body, take a Paradol tablet, a good
big drink of hot lemonade or ginger tea
and go to bed.
The Paradol affords alsnost immed-
iate relief front the pains and aches and
helps you to get off to sleep. The dose
may be repeated, if necessary, accord-
ing to the directions. If there is sore-
ness of the throat, gargle with two
Paradol tablets dissolved in water. Just
try Paradol the next time you have a
cold and wo believe that you will be
well pleased. Paradol does not disap-
point.
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driven unresisting away from the
soil which had held it for so many
years.
Bob was particularly interested
in this demonstration because he
had seen hull -dozers at work so
often in British Columbia and used
to write and tell us about them.
Also he had wished several times
this fall that he had had one around
here for an hour or two. IIe has
been ploughing partly cleared vir-
gin land up in our bush and has
been having one sweet time, what
with stumps, trees and boulders.
Ire would come in at noon some-
times and say, "What I couldn't do
with a hull -dozer up in that field!"
* * *
There was also a demonstration
011 ditching today with the bull-
dozer pulling a huge grader. That
was interesting too. Then there
was a power chain saw in operation
which we couldn't see at all for the
crowd. If only some of the offi-
cials had been there forcing the
crowd to forst a larger ring then
everyone would have had a chance
to see what was going on, Another
thing that claimed our attention
was a tractor pulling about every
implement used on a farm at one
time.
* * *
And the ploughing? 01) ycs,
there was ploughing — lots of it
—and it all looked grand to ate. In
fact I don't know how the judges
could come to a decision when
there seemed so little to choose be-
tween all those ridges of well-
turned sods, gleaming moistly in
the warns autumn sun. I heard
Partner and another farmer argu-
ing about the respective merits of
team and tractor ploughing with
Partner all in favour of the latter.
No doubt tractor plo.t,'hine is more
practical in this day and age but I
had a sneaking preference for those
team ploughed ridges with crowns
so even they Haight have been
measured with a foot -rule.
* * *
So th :t was our County Plough-
ing match. And, ladies, when the
next one rolls along, just forget
there's washing to de and climb in
the old jalopy along with the rest
of the family and have a day out
with the men, it's a wise woman
who interests herself in what in-
terests her men and you will find
a ploughing match, be it county or
provincial, quite worthy of your
consideration.
"Methodist" Preferred
A flight officer wanted to buy
some war bonds at the war fin-
ance office in Lawrenceville, I11.,
and was asked in what denomina-
tion he'd like to have them, "Me-
thodist," he replied,
Daily Air Service
London 'to Vienna
1t.A.F, Mosquitoes are now
staking daily runs between Lon-
don and Vienna In just over two
and one half hours reports) the 13
BC correspondent in Vienna, Ile
adds that London morning news-
papers are now arriving in the
Austrian capital by 11 a.m. This
service is being operated by Brit-
ish Transport Command. The
matters. of the Mosquito are now
working en a peace time version
which is stated to be specially
suitable for world-wide operation
and moderate size airports, It will
carry eight to eleven passengers
and have a cruising speed of 160
miles per hour.
Ex -Servicewomen
Want Own Homes
The girls in khaki and blue have
their hearts set on a home of their
own rather than a career, it would
scent.
The re-establishment credit of
85% of the girls discharged from
the services up to the end of Aug-
ust, a sum totalling $79,670 has
been used to buy furniture and
household equipment. None of the
girls has yet used her credit to
purchase a business.
'Let Us Bind Up
The Nation's Wounds'
The principal purpose of the
Ninth Loan is to pay for bringing
our fighting men home and put-
ting theta on their feet in civilian
life, say's the Peterborough Exam-
iner. Particularly appropriate to
this lotus are these words of Abra-
ham Lincoln:
"With malice toward none, with
charity for all, with firmness in the
right as (nod gives us to see the
right, let us finish the work wo
are in, to bind up the nation's
wounds, to care for him who shall
have borne the battle, and for his
widow and his orphans, to do all
which may achieve and cherish a
just and lasting peace among our-
selves and with all nations."
Let tis undertake the Loan in
this spirit and malte it at least as
much a success as those which
have gone before it,
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THE STANDARD Wednesday, Nov, 7,19'15,
,,, ,.,,.,,,,.,,vorogiaigtow, PERSONAL INTEREST
Rev 1)r and N1rs 'i'hulnson of Grand
SPECIALS
95e
Children's Hose 19c to )_
Ladies' Cotton Hose rye
Ladies' Lisle Hose 29c to 1$1.00
• Men's Heavy Wool Trousers $5.95 and $6.95
• Heavy Wool Breeches $5.95 and $6.75
RUBBERS and SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY.
Olive McGill
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NIr an 1 Mrs I. 1I illcy and tanlil ,
• of \\'alten, we're visitors on Sunday
with Nlr and \Irs 11 Mulley
• Nlrs Alice I'a\\ccil left on \\'eilnes-
Ila\• for Toronto, to visit her daughters,
Nlrs I., el.yer and Nliss Gladys
Nlrs Morris of I1lytlt visited many
friends and relatives in Detroit and
Nl ichigan last \rel:
Nlrs Robert \lc(ice of Toronto is
visiting with h.•r sun, \Ir Jack NIcliee,
and \Ir; \IcGce
Nlastcr (iur-lt'n l:aithhy of London
spent the week -end \yitll Master Ken-
neth Jnlntston
• Nlrs tlarere, Johnston and Nliss
Ulna \\ ere Loudon visitors last 'I'hurs-
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and son, Jackie of 1)etr. it, spent the
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Please Phone Delivery Orders Early.
Morning Delivery. North of Dinsley Street.
Afternoon Delivery, South of Dinsley Street.
Delivery Orders - X1.00 or Over.
Ill'
Chicken Haddie 35c
Neilson's Cocoa, half Ib.
19c
Aylmer Tomato and Vegetable Soup, 10 oz. tin 10c
Shredded Wheat 2 for 25c
Tea Bisk
Kraft Dinner
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Oranges, Lemons and Grape Fruit.
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•: recent \\ eek -enc! visit, rs with NIr and
:_: Mrs Nt l lenry
ani' NIr.: Norman Colclough, Nlrs
Allan Lard.r and son, Clayton, of
(ioderich, \were visit n•s \vith Nl rs .\ NI
t'olelou.h ou S:urlay
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daughter, Sandra, and Nliss petty
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charge from the RCAF and is visiting
her parent,, Nir and \Irs 1{ Leggett,
before leaving to join her husband in
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\h• and NIr, 1\'ill:url Nletcalf and
'aughter,Jo) e4. t f Lund n, NI iss Birch
:f of llamil•on, Miss E Nlctcalf of Lon-
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Extra Special Back Alley 1 NIr l:adf"rd's aggre•sivc business ab -
News ility has long been recognized by those
who know him The co-'lu•ration t f
Arc the citizens of "Sk-Dunk Alley" tl,u who inhabit "51;-I lank" alley was
ever getting uppish h1 else you do'l't1•\st. Ill 're :Ilr :'rt': t 111:111 in this pro- All• and Nh•s Earl Gaunt of I.ncknow,
know where "Sk-T)tt k" A1'cy is, it's 'Jed Those who didn't In any work, NIr and \Irs 1Iarry Durum of ('on -
the stretch of lanerray behind the tele- cheered lustily frothe side -line., lin- stance \h and MrsEiiicrsun Iles':, and
phone °ff'ce. running through 13 the elu'ling NIr= Philp, \Irs 'Tasker,
back of George Radtord's headquarters \\'hitntre, and your, truly \\'it
During the I llttll It,• t hl t , nl, l I
NIrs NT irtha '.yon of Londe'loro,
NIr and NIr Vert Lobb, NIr and NI rs
I'red Lobb,ul (;uderich Township, Nf r
and Nlrs .\rtbcr 1\l'I' ltd<e f Exeter,
\Irs
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tat week the alley hal, ie\\ nn)re
been a 'live of irdnstry Archie Som. \\•.rlser. 1'ke Iter;. I)el and Glen, the
ers was in the -e with his big ditcher, Job will be finished this \\cel: -end, and
digging a glitch from Radford's barn "SkDunk" alley will once nl're settle
right through to his dwelling on Dins- down to normalcy
Icy street Nfr Radford has set up a n \'
large prc'•surc system over his drilled.
'well aatl i• rendering a real service to .
all Alley inhabitants (Inca ling the store Congratulatit n• to NIi•s \\'ilnla
keepers), l•v putting in a pipe line Staples ,v11. -i celebrated her birth lav
through the (basement of the stores so on Sunday, November 4111
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that everyontiib
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••tgr:ll'l,,
atkln•: to \lacer l.onald
thorpe's barber shop to The Standard '1'unney, who celebrated his 3rd birth.
Office, will have hard water, on tap day on Nlonday, November 5111
CONGRATULATIONS
Alr and \Irs Joe Lyon of Ilnllett, vis-
ited at the horny of NIr and N1rs St:ul-
ley Lyon on Sunday, it being the os -
casino f Nlrs Nlartha I.yoa's 79th
birthday
Trltmray - (weary
Parker Street l'nitcd C'nireh parson-
age, Sarnia, was the scene of a pretty:
wedding on Saturday, October 30, al
four o'clock, Io'' the marriage ut Nliss
Nlary Ellen Geary, youngest daughter,
nt \Irs Nlary Susan Geary, 30? Nlax-
.w•cll strc:'t, and John Eric Nlurray, 115
'north NI itton street, youngest soli of
Mrs \\•illiatn Johnston, of Itlyth; On -
Besides running the pipe line In hitt I (' 11 r,liJllat`,115 to Nliss Nlyrtio Marin, and the late \\'illiatu Nlurray of
c•w•n residence, the resi e:'cc,0f NIr R f) \\'bite, of Galt, \\h,• celebrated her \\•altos The Rev ,I N Gould officiated
Philp also on Dinsley street, is connect- birthday on Sunday, November •1111 The b' i le :vas charming in- tt gold
ed into the System, and both NIr Philp; C'ongratslatiot's to Master Peter tvu'1l dress, p1inccss lines, with velvet
and Nir Radford already have the wat- Dawson, who celebrates his 111111 birth- Itrim and hrotvn accessories, and cor-
er turned on day on Thursday, November 8th
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4 ,rings She 4'.'di entertained at a tea
4' tt the home c; Tier sister• -in -Taw, NI rs
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:-' tllaneou, shover at the h me of Mrs
:: Iltscph Needham: a miscellaneous
•. howcr given I:v Nlrs 11 Symington acrd' - -
sage of orchids, while Nh•s O Barrett,
sister of the bride, a, bridesmaid, \vas
lovely in a turquoise wool tlress a d
cl rsage of Talisman rose, \\'illianl
NI clellar, 110'•, south Brock street, as-
sisted the bridegroom as best Ulan
For her daughter's wedding NTrs
Geary chose a hack crepe dress with a
corsage of re,d rose,
Folli wing the ceremony a buffet
luncheon was served at the home of
NIr and Mrs \ (Gary, brother and
•istel•-iii-law f the bride, for the im-
mediate
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\vas centred with a three -tiered \red -
ding cake, flanked by ivy ry tapers in
;ih•er canlelabra 'i'he routes were
astcfully dein-irate-I with pink and
white musts '1 he young couple left 0:1
a h tncynn on to prints cast, and on
their return they will reside at 150
north Brock strret
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DECORATOR'S SHOPPE
PHONE 158, BLYTH.
Y P U MEETING
• ,Irs \\•iliialn :di:Kellar at a presenta-
tion by the s'aff yf Itr \\n's Sil::i TheUnited Church Young People's
• .ihoppe, of IN Mich the bride is a former S, cicty met in the C:tirch basement
1 ntclnhl'r, ft'r v,Ilich Mrs Nlurray ex- Nlcnday ni;;ht with twenty-one present
;_4 pressed her appreciation NIr and NI rs ' The meeting was opened by singing
't' Nlurray were hon .red at a presentation hymn number ?it It was decided to
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• at the home of Ir and Nlrs Nelson have a special programme on November
Nloure, during which a social evening ?(i for the boys rod girls returning from
" was enjoyed the Scrcitc. A cuuuuitice of Enid
Brigham, Andy Kyle, Joyce Rath, Mar-
i fission Band To Meet garct Nlarshall and Bill Cowan was 11-
y; The Mission Hand of Loving Service pointed to look after the programme
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will hold their regular meeting on Sat- ' The in-eting was then turned over to
3 urday, Viventhlr 10th, at 3 o'cdt,ck Dorothy NieGec. and the social cr)nlnnit-
34 Children are asked to bring scissors tee for the remainder of the evening
'i' and subscription fur World Friends, which was spent in games Lunchwas
which is lSc pc: year, also their Bean served after which the meeting close!
`by singing God Save The King
AMONG THE CHURCHES Illi Il : "P'it 0:1 the Whole ,\ri nr"
TRINi'I'Y CHURCH, BELGRAVE
1:15 1' NI : Sunday School
2:30 1' NI : Evening Prayer and Ser-
mon
ST MARK'S CIiURCI'l, AUBURN
1(1 .\ NI : Sunday Scho.,1 Opening
1(1:3l) .\ NI : Morning Prayer and
Sermon
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Anniversary Services
11 :\ NI and 7:.:0 P Nt
Rev Rirhtt;t! Stewart, 01 Gttdcrich,
(Special Speaker
S the choir
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BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
Sunday, November 11
10:15 -Sunday School
11 :15-.\rnist'ce Day Service
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Burns W. M. ;,. Meeting;
'1'Ile October meeting of the (turn;
1 This will commemorate the close i f 11 Nt
S w tis held at the Munn' of NI r
the two \\'ol•ld \\'ars \'len with NIr- Nlc\'ittie presiding The
1 7 P NI --Service withdrawn because ',meeting ' Tit'nct! with llyntn lt97, ful-
of the .\nnivcrsary ;n the Presbyterian 110wed h\ ptaycr After tilt, bn;ines•,
Church the offering ',\:is received The Rol
TRINITY CHURCH, BLYTH
?-nth Sir day :\iter 'Trinity
RENII';NAZI::\NCI? I):\1' mundville \Irs. Ernest En 'x, leader of
9 .'\ NI: holy C'omnnulion ((;roup 3, read the chapter from the
10 A NI : Sunday School new Study hook The meeting closed
7:30 P NI : I':\ening Prayer and Ser- with llyntn n-11:
j Call was answei ed by 31 NI rs Nle\'ittli
Iread the Scripture, then I;:a•c an ac-
count of the Sectional meeting at E.,,-
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