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` THE OPEN ROAD Oh give me the road, the open road, '=The four-track road of today. With the landscape dwarfed to midget size, By the Lit'rature" 'long the way; Where the fields and trees you cease in can Tsp. cinnnmnn 07.5. ml.-llcd clmC0l.\u: (Iup clumped \\`:|lnul\' to 4 cups sifted Rubin >= In thunk uns rem-1:'~ 5 I \\'v<~l-:' .4 `Y `Is ,_._, , lixllul cnpit.-.~: nf ' u-nlc .-:1 nll nn\\'; 1!` 'l'hur.sday. Octubcr 26. I939 ..--_:__:___:.___::..- "Med rind of m_u nr.uu;c _ lo 4 cu \\_u| Mflcd Rulun Hon: Hour The Exnlniner. 5 all m~\\':; d(`u1(`l'S and at this CO. LIMITED There are in be no mox'(~ writlonl examinalicns in middlv school rn.'1-) n triculntion in Onmriu whcnls. By` n: this stmko lhv Ontario F.(lucu1i0n, 1 [Dvpm*tm0nl hop:-s In . from` ' $100,000 In $150_00(l, i (`.uns0nt of tho lhrov uni\ vx'si1i0sl _`al\"J.ll\l\| nu .;v1.uI.\vuu, j Cunsvnt uni\'vx'si1ius A 3 * had to bo s(`(run'd for the mom`. and I Hat .1 conforvm-v wcvntly, rcproscn- 1 {talivcs cf thv lhroo :13.-,1'(~('d to the proposal. but insisztod 1hnt as :1 " means of in. thvm against un- y prcparcd students coming up to the -universities tho wrim-n oxaminlion should be the only one in upper school mat1'icul:11i:n. ` Cost of paying hundreds of ex- nminnr: zm nthvr 4-Hi Ills nf uro- r ally in front and straight in buck and, ' 1 t For autumn suits I By VERA WINSTON seen in c\'m`y v.'-irict_\'. with at least pose. The first model shown here is 2: hand-knit done in deep rich brown. The weave is worked diagon- i'm` the sleeves. Zipper front. collar-3 less neck1inc'zind two slit pockets} are other fl`liLil`(`S. Thc` second mod- el. also hand-knit, has 21 band of purling in 21 fine slilvh ncmss the chest. through which is soon at con- trasting ribbon tying: in zi bow centre front. It has short s1C0\'vs and (I b;iby' neck with fine puriing outline. SWEATERS for autumn suits are gone model for every taste and pur- it 3 Drop Written Exams 1 For Middle Schools Today's Fashion lles Institute Hears Forestry Talkw Because of the dazzling signs, Like: "Keep to the Right," "Sharp Curve Ahead. "Don t Cross the Solid Lines". Fresh homemade Eggs, from Happy , Hens". Pure Honey from Stingless Bees, | A Cattle Crossing", Milk Bars" ` I10! llilb }.2lU\.\'ll gI'l.'Hll.`X' `Hing. This year ovor smnu-ndod in Tnrontn 00 go! their pass by `m.:wn that me heads Hon dvpaI'1xn(\nl are no um lhv writtvn en- l(` ~' "3"! Goorgena Spcarn. who returnedgo ~' '~\'t`1' from 21 two-months` trip to Eng-`O T3I`0n10 land last Wednesday. certainly saw `il' F3355 as much of the British Isles as pos-{ 1 the h(`fld5g5ibI(` in spite of the war . . . Georg- iP '1mvnI m`("ena brought back with her a snap- ! on-Fshoi album which gives a graphic lnecnunt of the many places she vis- -- lined . . . We were most interested in ithe cmitrust between the snapshots 3 :1hn:n'r*l Shin , On tho umv nvnr! h , is More news of the marriage of Dor- I1 othy Price to Flying Officer N. S. Anderson, was received today and V , I we are passing it on as we know you will be interested . . . Although it Iwas a quiet wedding fellow officers 5 tot the groom in the R.C.A.F. formed ,( _a guard of honor when the young 1 ( V I n - I icouple left the church . . . The slhoneymoon was spent at St. An- .drew's by the Sea . . . ll A number of interesting parties , '[\vere held in Saint John for bridal. 3'1 and groom . . . Prior to the wedding |` Hllvlrs. W. D. VanVliet, the matron of ` n`honor. entertained at luncheon at the Admiral Beatty Hotel for Dor- . -s othy and His Worship the Mayor of d Saint John as host at a cocktail . t- ' party. the day before the wedding. A ` p delightful oyster supper and recep- t.ion was arranged on Friday last by ,_ the officers of the groom's squadron} C when fifty guests were present to n express their good wishes. . . . . '-`:= ::= $ I [ishings and equipment Lm: iuuna messes were at Camp Borden . . . Also a small bungalow is being fit- ted up there where relatives and friends can visit with the men. in comfort. and possibly make for themselves, a light lunch . . . No help zczm be expected from official sourc- es in fitting up this cottage or im- proving the messes . . . Sn, to us in Barrie. who would like , . ___ You can help! . . . Lt.-C01. P. Hen- nessy. when speaking to the Can- Indian Club Tuesday evening, cm- phasizcd how sadly lacking in furn- ]ishings and equipment the men's umnssng were Camp Iprovmg the I So. to us Barrie. [in brighten up the living condilinnsi lot` the men who will be fighting our `battles, an appeal is sent! . . . I I-Lnrn vnn nnv nlri furniture 0!` . Have you any old furniture `dishes, cups and saucers. plates. tea Ipots. veranda rugs`? . . . Have you Icurds. cribbage or any other games !which would help the men while away their spare time? . . . Have you any books or magazines? All these are sadly lacking . . . So if you have even one of the numerous 2n`t.iclc-s mentioned above. would 'you phone Mrs. F. F. Worthingtonl at 1709 and she will arrange for an army truck or car to come around and pick up the articles . . . l "Phi: it n rm] nnnm-tunitv for Bar- Dames, appeal is sent: ` a `and plCK we arucies This is a real opportunity for lric citizens to do a most worth-while i form of war work--and for those lfine looking young soldiers we see idaily on our streets . . . . . u c o uT1C l'l18HlDX'S OI U10 narmony L,lUDi .. . Jouifneying to Toronto, they were entertained at dinner by Mrs. E. H. `Braden, a member of the club--who-L has rocemiy moved to Toronto . . Following this. they all attended thei `:1! H10 Rnvnl Alnsznnrlrn , Amnn porfurxnunco of Charles the King" V now One Thousand Forest Trees"; Camp Shady Nook. Just Like Your Home, With Comfy Beds and Seats." "Fred`s Filling Station. No Not Gas, But Lovely. Lovely Eats". "200 Acre Farm For Sale". "It's Time to Change Your Oil", Hot Chicken Dinner, 40c, Fried. Roast or Stew or Boil"; Drive Slowly on Wet Pavement",| First Aid Station I-Inlf 1: Mile": | Mat Mort. the New Mnrt-iemn, Service--Very Latest Style". "The Centre Lame for Passing"! Hut Dngs". "Don't Pass on the Hill", Ice Cream", Hnt Lunch". C0Id= Drinks". `Hot Ten". "Drive in. The Old Stone Mill", , A Railway Crossimz. Hundred; Yzirds". Stop. Listen. Look." just crawl. "Thrnugh STOP Street". "School, ll Drive Slm\"'. ' "We Love our Children All." So give me the read. the open road. 1 Where the lzindse:ipe`s Inst to vicw.; Where the xvuyside signs. and the roadbed lines, Flit past in 21 truce or two. RALPH GORDON` R00 I`:-onnfn.-A Q! 'T`ru-Ania ilIl(` COlllI'3lSI UL`l\'\'|.`L`I1 IHC SUEDSHULSI .abnard ship . . . On the way over` v_iin late August they were the usual tcarefree pictures of life at sea-- ` iwhile on the return trip groups were ` .sh0\vn wearing life belts and carry- ; ; ing gas masks. with heavy guns and ma lookout man forming the back-I _s:round . . . There were many his-, _ {tnric events Georgena recorded with 1 her eamera--~cro\-vds outside No. 10v _;'i)nwnin;: Street on September l-- \.1\\'aiting for ne\\`s--the balloon bar-i Ezrage in London--painting the Em-i `:pi`(`s.< nf Australia from white to d ,gra)'~a British submarine at. Ports- muuth . . . But in spite of all this 5. Genrgena sn\\' much that the usual: n , p(':i(`e-time traveller sees in Britain; .-imn-nnviniv tn l\T:inrhr-Qtm` the 1910` L` `},|(`l'1(lI'1I1ilHL'L` ()1 L,I1ElI'lE`S me l\H1g :11 the Royal Alexandra . . . Among those who enjoyed this outing were; Mrs. Bert Robertson. Mrs. H. Arm-` strong. Mrs. W. Griffiths, Mrs. Stew- art Page. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Misscsl >' Lila Mc`Phec, Victoria Strange, Nel-I ` lie Goodall. Uriel Kelso. Constance iShiell. Margaret Sinclair and Miss} I Tlsaunders. Orillia . . . . A :2: :1: = A gala evening was Friday 1:15! fnr .'hc members of the Harmony Club .Tnnrnnvina1n Tnrnnfn thnv \ur-rrxl A Woman's Viewpoint On This and That Let s' Chat ing`s entertainment . . . The pan-uyl concluded with refreshments . , , _ 3'3 '3 TI In response to an appeal frmn` headquarters for sucks, the B:n`1'ie branch of the Red Cross is shipping` seventy-fi\re }).'1i1`s today . ` T1 hnc hnnn hrnlmht. tn the :IHm1-: scvcmy-uxre pmrs wcluy . . I It has been brought to the nttcn-I tion of the Red Cross that there are. reports the Red Cmss sells tlwsei socks to the soldiers . . . It is om-' phaticully denied . . . All sucks and` supplies are given free to snldin-gs needing them . . . . ` :2 =: ::= , A much feted bride of lnd:u)' is Greta Mt-rodith. elder duughhsr of, Mr. and 1\/lrs. Hilliard Nlorcdilh. Me-' Donald St. . . . Until roconl.ly G1'L`1(ll has been working in Mitchell where: many affairs were held in her lumnri `Tho nntrnna nf tho hr-m11v shun! many UIIEIIYS \ \ L`I'L` lll`l(l IH llL'l' HUHUI` ; . . . The patrons of tho bonuty shop ` in which she worked presented her with 21 lnvcly iilV(`H(i(`l' and green] blanket . . . Miss Bvtty Walker on- .tertained at. dinner. while the Ochre` Girls Class held an informal own- ing in her honor and presented her with an end lublc and bunk ends . . ., Miss Eloise Wt-rnvr was l10stoss ul 1` 21 1.hez1t1' party. taking her guvstsi home for em informal party ufior-` wards -11 table lamp was })l`OSCI11()di to Grc-In . . . CG.-n-n mxhn-ninrr 1.` T1-ivy-in (Inn!-1 HALFH U 628 Crawford St.. Toronto. Lo urcm Since 1`oturnin;.: tn Barrio. Ch`;-1:11 has been guest of honor at :1 kitchen: shower given by Nliss 1\ Izn`y Thump-l son and Mrs. Norman Brown was I lhostess 211 :1 miscellaneous shnwvr . l I r:.....o.. :0 Imeun In-n*I*nr1 1ml:w in IIIOSICSS 211 11 lI1lSCCl1lllL`UlL\ snnwu-1 i Groin is being m.'n`ri0d today [William Wziltnn. Gx'oni'(*I . . _ .-. .. .. , I Sadie Hawkins wvok is Cuming! soon . . . Based on the . of the comic strip I,/il Abner," whon- the girls have a chance 10 got their 1110]} on Sadie Hawkins d.'x_v--Ihe first; week in Nm'(~mb(~r has bvvn ldup1(3d by many high sChm)ls and on1lw,;csI in Ontario as Sudiv I-Iawkins wwok! Y1-u-nn am. nmi..A Hm uivk nrnl 1 I in unumo bl(`ll(` l'1lV\'KlnS wrong I. . . During this ])L`riud Iho girls nrol H110 emcrlniners . . . Tlmy take their] `best bcnux In the muvios or 0.-mrl them to :1 dzmcv or 01.1101` fm'm.< nf entoriziimnvnl--nnd of coL11'. fnul - the bills . . . Lzisi your xi numbvr ofi schools near B:ll`l`l(` had Sadie Hiaw- lkins dances and p;i1'1.ios in whivli lho girls acted as h0Sl(`SS(`S. making: all: larrangemems oven in calling for the`; lboys and saving them home . . . I1.'s= r quite an idea. girls! . . . . . l 3 : :3 a l _ R To entertain the troops . . . We! ;|g1eaned from the Orillia News Let-l `tor that Mr. and Mrs. George Juks.; lwho have had El large dancing classj here for a number nf years. are leaving shortly to take up residence in Toronto . . . Mr. Jukos has beeni lloffered :1 contract. with :1 vnudevilloi` _.c0mpzmy (`ng;1g(`d 1. entertain lhv , [militia . . . Both Mr. and Mrs. Jukcs- iiwerc fnrm(~rl_\' in \':1uclcvillc3 and _iplaycd in loading: cnius in Canada: _ [and the United States . . . Their 2111-! `nual recital of their pupils has been a popular ovom in lncxil i,l1vat1`cs; hero for 21 numbvr nf yoziis . . . . ` I ._ .. ; \ S 3 I 1 ._. ._. -.. V I i Anyone coming into lhv public- "library 111050 Inst fvw weeks could: [not help but be improssod by (hm `lmany beautiful plzmis which add , color to mo quiet bnck_urnund of: y--tha1ib1=ar_v.. .--` Those plants \\'cp\ ,|'tho gift of Mrs. Thns. -Dnwlor a;'1d'| .`th0_\ have boon much nmnxrciantd` ' `by the many potrnns of me library . . 5 Among the plants znrv poinseltasl wbcgonia. palm and phylodondrum. `i I =2: :2: =:= . Kinderg:u`t(*n10:10]-rs `(me also n`m. knvp up to . TEE BARRIE EXA MINER, BARBIE. ON'l`., CANADA . likc o\'or_\' to the 1'.mo.< V H ' ill lIlLl;\I d I-Iutmn. we ' during adl Dcvitt. ed ca11.<'c." \1{"t_)"' 1-Iulton m_ I A 1'00 I angc H2 _ IQ I 0]`! 8 IHC Let- TN` s uks. 3 Toronto class ' lnce A var 0" iding; W21 "'` 1\'li11nn 1 1 W oc-1.21. hikes K .111 nffi Nd Mnrjuri` mudu 5 V p,.. "-~ x A rally of young: people's societies] in Barrie Presbytery of the Prcsby-I terian Church was held in Knox Church. Midlsmd. Monday night. R:-xv _T `\ l Rivnhin Hilkdzxln rnn-I ! SAYS INDIAN WOMEN FREE '; Miss Mary Matthew. student. at} the University of '1`nronto. Comesl gfrmn Truvnncore. India. She is it` Syrizm Christian, belonging tn 1: sectl {formed in the first century. whn| itnok their names from the Bible. She? imys women in her part. of Incli;1`| I . Ihznrn more freedom than Cnnxldlan, land judging` from the heavy pm-I` gram that was crowded into their 1 one-day convention in 'I`oronto, Sut- ` urday. this was certainly accom- iplished. About two hundred teacher:s| .were present from throughout the! `iprovinee at the Royal York . . .! i There were 21 variety of projects! such as the uses of puppets, c];1y,i l`ete., d`exn(m.st'1:`1_ted` to show `the! iteuchens the v.11|ou.s new method. tn; `ii work . . . Ivliss Reta :|I`.n`ker was among those from this] ` di. who attended the eonfetm-nce.; I __M n A mm.mm'7M C "kin:ler1_.-,ai'ten SAYS at comes ifrom at `Syrian a sect ,t ormed who says women India have tnore freedom than Canadianl women. i I I t I and pro-l plished. teachers were province projects clay,i etc., demonstrated the` `teachers various methods inf l`.xrker this \VilS. 1 VVillIlL`(l ll) UL` illl t\L'LI'C>o.\ , uy Catherine Cornell. Anyone interest- ed in the theatre will find this fas- cinating reading. Without a doubt, it is the most modest autobiography I have ever read. Geraldine Farrar calls her Such Sweet Compulsion". Although it is written entirely by Miss Farrar. a part. of it is supposed- ly in her mother's words. Somehow the \vriting seemed to fall a bit flat and although there is plenty of in- teresting material. it was not used to the best advantage. It is to be hoped the treatment of German music and musicians during the Great War will not be repeated again. The third book is Look in Your Glass", by Ruth Gordon. which is running in the Atlantic Munthly. It is always amazing to me how people can re- member the details of their early years. Among other things she writ- es of the various stores and their windows on Main Street with a wealth of detail. The candies she i t i 1. conference.;_ --M. B. A. Phone 9l7Mi . WEDDINGS : v ' Wi\RI)EN--IIUTTON `I t Stayner Jubilee Presbyteriani Church was the scene of a wedding. ix-.rhen Eileen IVIargaret_ daughter oil t l . I i L`t1lTIC the bride of John Warden_ son of John E. Warden and the late Mrs. Warden. Kentville. formed the ceremony. The bride wore pink and white >-nrganza over satin and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. She Ewas attended by two cousins from ling pink chiffon. and Miss Maureen llli11`pL't'. who wore pale blue chit`- tfon. They carried bouquets of pink fl 5 roses. The groom was supported by (l 0 t5 d {Bill MacDonald. Sudbury. The brid- `-at music was played by John E. brother of the bride. and `during the ceremony Mrs. Anne tDL`\`lll. of Toronto. sang `Be- i':a1i. The urhers were Charles g ll-lutton and Kenneth Allen. `II i`eeeption was held at the Or- 'c [. s. tango Hall. Stayner. The couple left motor trip. i groom is a member of }Toronto Scottish Regiment. i _ | LANGI5-PEA('0('K the `Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hutton, be- i p(_-cutmy Robert . I 1 Nova Scotia. Rev. Wm. Coutts per-tathletic field or in "ny of the arts. "I`or(;nto. Miss Phyllis Hutton wear-I used to see were very similar to the ones we saw in our childhood, but I am sure I never could have re- membered them. although as she mentions them they come back to me. This book has interested me be-} cause it brought back so many of the small things in my early life. which I had forgotten. i Edna Ferher on the Jews Edna Ferber has this to say of the Jewish families of Appleton, Wis-, cousin. in her autobiography. A Treasure". incidentally. `Edna Ferber is of Jewish parentage. The children did not stand spectacu- larly high in their studies. in the tprobably because they had never ilexperienced racial or religious op- tDl`(`SSlUH. It is usually the persecuted `Jew who naturally tries to compen- lsate for oppression. It has always 'becn my contention that the Jew. ileft in peace for two hundred years 'throughout the world. would lose his taggressiveness. his tenacity and incurotic ambition: would be coin- tpletely absorbed and would vanish, I as a type. from the face of the earth. I arado_\:iea1 though it may seem. in {spite of the degradation of the body. `the humiliation of the spirit. the lagony of the mind. the torture of the isoul which has been visited upon the Jews of the so-called civilized iworld in the past five years. the gor- geous irony of it is this: Adolf Hitler lhas done more to strengthen. to un- .ite. to solidify and to spirituali7.e the {Jews of the world than any man lsince Moses. I never have heard a isatisfactory answer to the riddle of tum Lnttihirin thn unn-lrl'c tnunzrric I l l `lull. 1llL'_) L'dIllL`u L)ULIL[UL'l.a U1 |Jl||l\[ lroses. groom ' ! Bill The E.. `Hutton. ancll Wlduring Anna-i - B0- u:hc1's xvoro :' } "I Or-l lofll Q l x l 'T"hn rvrnnnw ix` :1 nwnvnhnv nf H10: I 1 l l 1' 3 M1`. Pczlcn` ' Thurmon. 31 'mm Iwm '|\)|I|n\.\A nu. \....\....u.._, and whi10`.'~` zzrganza :14` of Shel" _wns cousins fromls `Toronto. wear-` ` I I I I mg I\ lis.~4 Harpcl`. chit`-W` of pinkl` 'v`n:n= Thn rrrnnvn uvnq cnnnnnrl hvl '(`Hllg \`\ ilb .\UlL'llllllLL'L1 Hl H11`. illllt \llb.i Pezicock's. Clnwes. SutLu'ci:iy. Oct. 21. 1939. when Rev. W. J. Sb.-\v-i officiated at. the n1m'i`iu_L:o (if; Mzn'juric Isobel. eldest daughter of` R311`. Peacock, to Herbert E. Limgo. 1m...-mm . clears Stuffy Head. You -Even when your head is all clogged up from a neglected cold. Va-Lro-nnl brings conifomng relief. It quickly clears -.xwn_v the clogging mucus. reduces sxxcllen mun- branes. helps to keep the Sll1L1S`bSlfi`l:)nd) ,9, ` , being: 0c '6 ,~ by the cold-- VICK5 \` ` IPIS }'0U'\IAOn Ana: FEEL its hngling medica!ion_ an to work 79:-\ ....n\.... .u..\.vv-..- very pretty though quiet wed- ing was solcmnizod at M1`. and Mrs. ilmn S;m1rc`.;xy.; )ct. .-1 ..6'l`in1-Mn.-I -.6 ck/. Is` |tI:\ IEIS YOU` breathe again. Young People Attend Presbyterian Rallyi VIcK :\~.~ VA-TRO-NOL 1- In: `,1. .-u.....v ` In times of stress. people very of-'* [ten read more non-fiction. I like 1.0 iread memoirs, biography and auto- `biogmphy. Recently. I have been reading some by women. The first \vns.I Wanted to be an Actress". by . (`znhm-inn Fnrnnll Anvnnn in1m'n ; Bil l lb] the <' Jew. s.` uv n\ uuu.u \./llllill en The women of England have to be iprepared to take into their homes as `many children as there are rooms in lthe house. exclusive of the kitchen. Count up the rooms in your house E and think how you would like` lfive. six or seven or more children !qu:u`1ered on you. Where would you t_put them to >I()cp'. Have you enough` Lbcddinpz to keep them \\'zu'in`. Hwe `you strength enough to cook furl ;them and who looks after them`? '1 If they are accompanied by "on adult it is not necessary to do` Him .....\i.-mu hm Ihnv rnncl h.. nl.I : v i Home- bodies nencxmg I0 KCOD mom wnnn; n.\\L' you for them lun clni lthe cooking: but they must be al-: |lu\\'ecl the use of the kitchen. There`. twill be many women who ure able` [tn (in all that is required of them but `ltht-2`: must. be many elderly wumenl l`K.|`l) will be making a big saer11`ie:'.i .\\'n :11-l that war hits us hard here` lbut actually we knn\\' nothing abuurl `H r I rumpus 1 can pumpkm ! pumpkin. 2 cups bx I `unuuns n-inn-.m1un 1 HINTS Lnurcn. mmmnn. monuuy mgm. Rev. J. M. Ritchie, Hillsdnlc. con- vener for the Pru:sb_vtex'_\'. was chair- mu.` Jessie Allen Brown for sincmry unsxvcr U) me rxamc cu` wm`ld'S attitude towards thel l~`.\'a(`un.lt-d (`hildron Three Books _\'UlH' HUUSL` 15 HUI. L`Ulll'1 or every member of the, s not H proper homo. ` Pumpkin Pk- umnkm nr -1 mm: mmk(\d' mamux 1 sail. 5011195 GUVNH H) FUHU. I blc chair should have light for reading or} yr hnnua ic nn! r`nn1-l or 4 cups cnuked; rnuvn `.2 tD;|- ' IJVVII augcu. in LC(I'I I tcaspoun ginger.` :ggs 2 cups milk. man. I Representati\'o;< amended from; Barrio. Orilliu. Ponotamg. Victorial Harbor. Coldwalcr. Port McNico1l. Hillsdalo. Crosslzmd and other 0011-` tres. ! Dnv I I1 f`nnn:'nnhn~n Rir~l\n1nnd1 SIC \`\ \H,IILI VULII - 0 V0 enough ` D 1 b : . . k nmpamed r .-cessury - b-- nl-. - There`. able ed Y rlderly wumen a ; hero} The Rod Crn.<.< \\'i. the following rm` tlnnnlinn.< rm-vi\~ ed during lhv past l\l Sinclair. Miss .11-sail Urquhart. Philadelphia: l\'Ir.<. M. Gill. l\`1l`s, E. L. Jaqua. l\ Ir.<. J. R. M(-Bride. lVIr.~". Turner. lVlr.<. Shvnr. 1*`. C. limn-1`. Mrs. Slzlirs. A F1'i<~n Numlwr of articles given out \\':n.< H-1. year. When she zumuunc (1 hm` vn;_vu; ment, one of her l'rI `nds . H Margaret. I thnuuht _\'nu cunn- here to gut ymxr Ph.I). "n I did " mlwwrl T\"[:1l'L`:|l'.-1. "1 TWIN LOAF'TREAT Either or hmh nfthc rycinu; ;;i\_cn lu-low can he made from 3-nur ordinary while broad .`D0ng. GIVE your Lmnly \;\ncly In [his \\'.|): new 10 gm your 1'n.u. So I did." :u:I'vc(i I\'I;n';.:n` I had no idea I wunld gut onnn " Mix the pumpkin. spices, stir in the I then the milk. Puur 1 shells and bake :11 4 1 the cemrc is s<-I `browned. I usv ('1-11 it is d(`DCndz1hlc IH I nr \\':a1nr\' II 1x'h(*.`i `.0 either case mix the ingrcdicnl-s in the nnlur J:i\ but not sticky dnmrh. Knczul on 2| lightly lhuurui I A greased howl. bnnh the surf: wilh mc ed slum doubled in bulk. Shape imn lu.If. pl.uc Ill ;\ urn. in site. Then bnkc in 1| modt.-run: ow.-n L550 1") to These recipes were suhmincd by Mrs. S. McKay 1 of Blnirmorc. /\ii)t'l`(:l. "The \t`tl l'[ nl mv success." she saw, is Rohin Hood our. it goes funhur, rise ezlsiur in the snnmzc. nml Df0dUCCSnCr.\\'iIIlcriH`l::Hi,\\'ilh.lii.I\ul`liI.|l H sxampsitins1anil_vns `tin: hcsx.` R pumpkin und cunkl pic at the time as 1 be eaten while fros keep for some dn_v.< rcfrigorutm: 1.: _.___..____-_ (RED CROSS NEWS: r;`,f}iiT:':f`"` Ires. : Rev. J. D. Cunninghaun. Richmond`, Hill. \ms the principal speaker ail the rally. . .. I I/dlIZS L CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC Lllgi` in her Young Eyes . . Guard prv`c:o;r. P,v:rg`V?! Get plenty of good lugiwt with Edison Mazda Lcmtps ---in the 100 watt '.`:v_~ ;Ii({vlAII.lAIIi' now-om zoo MADE IN CANADA H:-l!'r I.ig._'/II . . . H4-Ilvr ML /II EDISON, MAZDA Robin Hood Flour Mdla W wwmz 7!//teal` CHOCOLATIZ NUT BREAD 3 1. . (`mm In-.....l xnnrnni LI1U(.ULA I I`. AVU 1 UK 2}'(Zupshrc:1d sponge X l_srI. salt M (.ur: su;:.1l' in her \\"clI-hczncn egg: Thlsps. mulled shnrluninil cu S H00 Flour The Examinm` has not .1 c1nim0d" ci1`cul.'Itim1 but one guaranteed by chartered accountants` audit. ..:_______..__.:__._._.-