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The following paper was given 3t the Nov. 8th meeting of Knox Church, Y. P. S. by Mr. Jack Hale It was in 1914 the great world war began . The country was .1291) calling Every able bodied man They came from near and far to join The colors that are true The first troops who were chose to go Were every inch a. man, but few For the foes who had already stormed The country with their crime Se: our boys athinking to be there right on time It was not very long before Every Mother sent, her son And said my boy, now you must go And may Gods will be done I’ll pray for you at every turn That he may bring you back PA“ no: ‘45 Kent St. Lindsay Horse Clippers Sharpened Keys Made. Locks Repaired Including Saturday evening until 10 p.m. Lawn Mowers Next Post Building William St... N. LINDSAY Hming purchased the Johnson Dan y floli. Challes Iohnson, I will endeavour to giÂ¥e the best ‘ senice possible, and lespectfully sohcit a shzue of? your patronage, KAWAR T HA DAIRY Optomolrlc Eye Sight Specialist Geo. W. Shepherd’s Sharpened and Repaired THE SACRIFICE Fine Machine Work a Specialty EVERY DAY in The Office About Your Eyes And Glasses Announcement See at J. (YROWE, Prop. such As Parde, Priest, and Nurse Scientific Doctors, wrought in strife Mid that war’s Bloody curse We also should Remember too Such Nurses as Cavell That brave dear soul who dared the grin Well 1915 was in line 0f full battalions strong Being drilled from coast to coast To help their comrades on" They said, we cannot see them go Without us, to help them through When Reinforcements are called on You can depend upon us too And at the close, of: 1915 They boarded Liners great Just like the lads of 1914 did For Dear Old Canada’s sake From that time on the war w Each Lad, side by side They thanked their God f): blessing To ever show the slack It was all through this Great Dominion Brave hearts like theirs did win For their lads of 1914 took it with a torn land In time for battles great For no matter, what happened Lo them now They saw the country's fate Their minds on Home, and Mother, foe And from their bullets fell Fro-m time to time, there came from Home messages of cheer We are praying for you now my lads Praying this wars end be near These Prayers were answered from fierce Of battles fought and won And still it' made no difference For still every Mothers son Was wending his way that this war and Dad They fought the battles through Roll call, was answered some days, For I cannot bear a son of mine strong But some day (very few) As time rolled on, with exposure to wet and cold These brave Hearts fought and died And God alone knows hew they above Although the foe were fierce For our Lads remembered how Christ died And how they did him pierce This left them courage to go on And press toward their goal For Home, and Country hard they fought To keep their Golden Rule The war dragged on for four long truth God always answers prayers years fig; They thought it would not end But they still fought on with this prayer in mind I’ll go with you to the end So sure enough the words came true Which shows that Christ was there And 'befof‘e each one there stood the suf-I:red The “elixir” alone has brou ported deaths. One ounce of it killed a baby, said Dr. Paul Nicholas Leech of the Council on Pharmacy and che- mistry of the A.M.A. There are 16 ounces in each pint. How many adults a pint can kill is unknown but the In other words, the Grade “A” were each worth at least $10more than the Grade “B”'males. R.O.P. males of good type can increase the prciits from your flocks for meat type, eggproduction and egg size. That 'cld adage, “begets like,” familiar to all breeds of 1i re stock, is nowhereput to more practical use than in record cf Performance for poultry in breeding of birds for market meat type as: well as for high egg produc- tion and large egg size. "“B” is 2 cents per lb.- often more. fhus,200 of the progremy of the 2 grade “A”males would be worth $20 more than an equal number of birds from the grade “B”males. It has been proven that“ poultry can combine good meat type and high egg production. Such birds, and there progeny, when sold for meat, bring top prices, much more so than birds that have been bred solely for egg production with no regard for market type. The ability of cockerals of good market type to increas the value of their progeny is strikingly brought out in four matings of Barred Rocks made by one Record cf Performance breeder. Two of these R.O.P. males were Grade “A” for market type and two were Grade“B.” The females in all four matings were mostly grade“ “A,” with a few Grade“B” in each mating. Nothing like the present situation has happened in United States medi- cine in many years, Dr. Fishbein said It has never happened before in such magnitude. The trouble is that the lethal bottles are a form of the most sensational and valuable new medi- cine discovered in many years. In other forms this medicine has perform ed near miracles in treatment of stre- ptococci diseases and gonorrhea. With the same outlay for feed, labour, housing,etc.,you can make more profit from your poultry by using them to head your matings for next year. Or, if chicks are bought, the same results by getting chicks from 'an R.O.P. breeder or an approved hatch- eryman‘yshose feeding flocks are head- ed by R.O.P. males are obtained. A nation wide race with death, its object recovery of more than 700 bot- tles of a new liquid medicine, named Elixir of Sulfanilamide, which has al- ready caused thirty-six verified deaths was described today at the headquar- ters of the American Medical Asso- ciation. Every agent of the United States Ecod and Drug Administration, said Dr, Morris Fishbein, spokesman of the Medical Association, is scouring the country to recover the bottles. By some time tomorrow, said J. 0. Clark cf the Food and Drug Administration it is hoped all the outstanding ship- ments will be recovered. Several men in College laboratories have been spending nights on cots be- side animals which have received some of the lethal substance, and which are watched in hope of a quick analysis of it deadly action. Its causes are Destructionâ€" Sufferingâ€"following Depression And When you pray, ask God to give us an everlasting Peace God always answers prayers. Lists of R.O.P. breedersand approâ€" ved hatcheries using R. O. P. males may be obtained by writing to the Poultry Division, Production Services, Dominion Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. LIKE BEGETS LIKE IN R.0.P; POULTRY Aside from the higher fecundity ;hown by the two grade “A” males .h-e relative value of the progeny if old for meat shows a wide difference. iwo hundred of the progeny of either :lass males, at six months of age should weigh at least 1,000 lb. The aremiulm for grade “‘A” overGrade Blagt And now our Eternal Home And so I say Dear Friends be Patriotic but first Remember those of you who hame not witnessed War AGENTS RUNNING RACE WITH BOTTLED DEATH We all know he appointed, a certain time to end So to us he did send (An ARMISTICE OF PEACE So God has been our Help in ages Our Hope for years to come He was our shelter in that stormy The two Grade “A” males produced 118 chicks, 80 per cent of which, at .naturity, grade“B” males produced .68 chicks, only 20 per cent cf which graded “A” at maturity. BOBCAYGEON INDEPENDENT ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO The farmer who 0er a 10-15 acre woodlot is envied by his neighbor in the sections where many farms have the entire acreage cleared for cropp- ing and pasture. as he has, a supply of fuel wood and timber close at hand and he does not have to make cash outlay. Due to the increasing scarcity of fuelwood in many of the better ag- ricultural districts more owners of woodland are giving attention to their woodlots in order that they may be preserved and that they Will give lar- ger financial returns over a period of years. The annual cutting of fuelwood Believed to 'be one of the first may be made the starting point in a companies in Canada to provide homes more efficient scheme of management for its employees under the Domin- In many cases the fuelwood may be ion Housing act, McCormicks Limited secured from a wood lot and it will be Biscuit and Candy Manufacturers of more valuable, in better condition foriLondon, Ontario, are now completing future growth, and present a more:the first unit in a building that may pleasing appearance. The method and ultimately run to one hundred or care that is taken today will make a more homes. difference of hundreds of dollars in I “We believe the trend in industry the value of the woodlot 15, 20 and 50 .is far employers to take a greater years hence. Rather than considering interest in the welfare of their em- only the present; that is securing theaployees and the providing of good best wood in the shortest time and type of homes is one important step’ with the least work, the owner should J, W. Ross Vice-President of the cut the trees that will improve future 'company stated, “We had the land growing conditions. available and the Dcimirion Housing Examples Act gave us the mortunity of finan- 1. Thin a second growth stand cing the development on terms that rather than cleanvcut a small area. [made it comparatively easy for our 2. Cut the large trees that have to employees to own their own homes A number of mixtures have been made. Each drug manufacturer is free to choose his own combination. Dr. Leech said the Food and Drug Act lIces not directly require tests on the safety of a new drug before it is put on the market. The A. M. A. Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry asks all nmnufactur- ers of medicines to submit new for- mulas for testing by the Council be- fore they are put on the market. Manufacturers generally oo-operate. Dr. Leech said- he has no record that this “elixir” was so submitted. How such a medical disaster could be possible was explained by Dr. Leech. Sulfanilamide was originally found in a red d-ye invented in Ger- many in 1907. It is the chemical ad- ded to the dye to make the color per- manent. Only recently was the curative mag ic disdcvered. As usually. prepared today, sulfanilamide is a white crys- talline substance but it has .to be mixed with other chemicals in order to be administered, col is blamed flat the lethal effécts, although not itself classed as a poie son. danger lies in the fact that large dosages are customarily with sulfian- ilamide preparations. The medicine stops‘ the» kidneys. Medicial Association headquarters 'said no antidote is known ,yet. The “elixir" made of sulfanilemide and diethylene glycol, a near relation of anti-freeze fluid. The diethylene gly- CUTTING THE FUEL WOOD TO PROVIDE HOMES EMPLOYEES Believed to 'be one of the first companies in Canada to provide homes for its employees under the Domin- ion Housing act, McCormicks Limited Biscuit and Candy Manufacturers of London, Ontario, are now completing the first unit in a building that may ultimately run to one hundred or more homes. Tree: 2"-10” in diameter or the more 'vduable species should be sav- ed from breakage if possible when large trees are felled. The large tree should be felled in the direction where least damage will result. This may be done by wedging, pulling it with a nope, cutting off large limbs before felling, or bending the small trees over with a ropeuntil large tree is felled. Farmers who have not fenced thier lot from stock would he weell ad- vised to consider fencing part at least as protection from stock now will mean that there will be a wood lot on the farm 25, 50 and 75 years hence, because small trees always start is a woodlot that is not pastured by stock, A cultivated field or pasture may be squared by taking in a corner of the woodlot. The fuelwood could be cut from the cart in with pasture or cul- tivated field. The woodland area could be increased by including the cleared corner with the woodlot and planting it with forest trees next spring. 1. Dead Trees 2. Unsound and rotting trees 3. Crooked trees 4. Poor species of timber tree 5. Short bushy crowned trees 6. Some trees where stand is thick (thirning) 7. Trees that are shading and .in- terferring with the growth of others beneath them. Save 1. Straight trees ' f , 2. Sound trees 3. Tall, well-crowned trees 4. Better species of trees F Enough this to alike 2 full stan 1. The following rules might well be used as a rough guide in selecting trees to be cut and saved in a fuel- wood operation. Cut be worked up with cross-cut rather than take the 5”-10” diameter trees that, may be sawn with buzz-saw and split easily. FOR 8 Wheat prduction in England for 51937 has been estimated at 48,832,000 gbushels, which is about 2,600,000 bushels less than in 1936. This idea was used by ahousewife wh 0 had an apartment with an un- comfortably small hall. The walls were painted to carry out the gen- eral decorative scheme of the hall. The black and white floor was copied on the walls and panelled white walls drawn. The effect was a hallway much larged in _size. .Such improvements may now be fin anc’ied under the generous terms of the home improvement plan. When redecorating your home you can partly alleviate this condition by intelligent decoration. A door or a panel may be painted to give the ap- pearance of distance and space. Have you. a small hall in your house which . spoils the entrance to your how .--a tiny space whose was n05 anew pun n01! dunno 0; areas want to push them away. Under the plans as prepared by the company, homes to be built will sell for a sum in .the neighborhood of $3,700,000. Built on large lots with the average about 40 by 150 feet, the homes can be purchased with a down payment in the neighborhood of $700.00. Succeeding payments of ap- proximame $25.00 a month will take care of principal, interest and estim- ated taxes. The company at present has under construction a total of six homes, The first of these now nearing completion is{ a five room; colonial bungalow. With a. living room, 18 feet long and 11 feet 6 inches in width, provision is made for all rooms to be large and spacious. If it is not possible to have all of this type of trimming removed it may be camouflaged by finishing it in the same colour as the main part of the house rathér than the colour of the trim Many a home owner who modem- ized his house with funds obtained under the Dominion Government’s Home Improvement Plan does not wish to make any actual structual changes to the property, confines his rehabilitation to the inside of the building and merely refinishes the outer surfaces. Houses of the Victorian Era are fre quently discouraged to the home-own- er who has decided to modernize but has not the necessary money to spend on the outside of the structure. Trim- ming may brand the house as of the “Gingerbread Period." THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, '9‘)? Homes will be of fire usisting con- structian, completely insulated and with the heating plant under the Am- erican Standard Code. HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAN Volume 65 Toronto, Nov. Wednesday. in Angels’ Churcl performed of G of Mr. and 311K: to Mr. Kenrcih Mrs. F. \Y. He Read, Of B 14‘ W. Java. (‘2' ? Mr. “'illiam wedding mUsic ; of Mcafm'd. v.7: d l. The 1.31:? father, \VU! made on [H carried a >‘ roses and 1in tendams \x'cx‘e caygeOn, sistex of honor. and Miss Hwy .‘IE Kent as bride Miss Meen \\ M. 1'5. 4‘ fuchs iii match ostrich They ‘ 0f the b carried 2 Clarence was be: Mr. Ha] Mr. H: 21‘ ' M: Orillia. Mill “‘th received v Wedding- P0511": Librarv ON GUARANTEED INVESTMENT RECEIPTS STfiTION FRIDAY 20 p.211 *(AHAAA. ! Laying E Co ON DEPOSITS WITHDRAWABL! BY CHEQUE The Viztori 2 gm. l'CC( "4 PE RIAL TORACCO {RSNRING FROGRAI i( REA!) l€( “'81 (‘01 I)“