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ttrisiO, 1 11 u tl3DAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1934
« sreest RAR, Na 6
Treasurer Issues
First Statement
Deficit in General Account In-
creased $10,000 During
Year 1933
The bank indebtedness of the coun-
:y of Huron on general account is
340,000, an increase of 310,000 dur-
Ing the past year, Treasurer A. H.
Erskine informed the county council
in presenting his financial statement
for 1933. It developed during the
tlimusldon that the cost of indigent
hospital patients had increased from
F13,O00 to 421,000 during the year
and various reeves complained 'that
they bad not been consulted in the
commitment of indigents from their
respective municipalities.
Treasurer Erskine said be would
refrain from comment or recommen-
dations until such time as he had
tbcroughly familiarized himself with
for Amadei fabric of the county. HS
*eked the reeves to report 111 111-
1 -
rears promptly and requested
Miss Monteith be retained as oma
1. 4atanl until such time as the 1933
audit was completed. He asked that
accounts be properly certified to by
c'halrmen of committees.
While the general account shows
a deficit, the county highways ac-
count is balnnced and Provincial
highways account shoves a small fav-
orable balance.
Following 1s a statement of re.
eelpts and expenditures January 1st
to December 31st, 1933:
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, Jan. 30. -T44 -•u r
gular Meting of the Y.P.S. was held
on Friday evening In the basement of
tho church, with President J. A.
Thompeon 'residing. Gordon Naylor
lead the Scripture lesson, after which
Dr. Mortimore showed lantern slides
of scenes in India, and the meeting
was closed with the Mlzpeh benedic-
tion. The next meeting will be in
charge of 'Miss Elaine Bamford.
(swing to the storm there was no
,•lurch or Sunday school service here
en Sunday.
Mr. Willie Craig of Winghem High
School spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Craig.
General Aeon"
RECEIPTS
s)ounty rates 4300.08500
Land tax
Licenses
Schools
Registry office
Oki. -age pensions
Administration of justice
Magistrates' time
!tank loans
Division Court fund
Miscellaneous
Provincial Government, re
cornborer
Provincial Government, wolf
bounty
Interest on Dominion of
Canada bends
Canada Surety Oo., re Gor-
don Young
Tire loss adjnemaalib.
City of Toronto,'statutes-
emit of toy is Shelter
-- 8,429 96
562 03
28,108 06
520 96
8,140 00
4,244 21
342 19
148,000 00
71 27
22 93
106 40
10 00
50 00
7,750 00
22 80
21 00
ST. HELENS
lfT. HELENK'7311. 29. -Mr. Robin-
son Woods and Lorne were at London
ou Friday on a bustnew trip.
Miss Leta Humphrey is a visitor
with her sister, Mrs. Walker, East
Wewanosh.
Mr. Wilson Woods, of the O.A.C.,
Guelph, was home for a few days pant
week. His mother, Mrs. R. J. Woods,
returned with him to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Arnold Barbour, Fer-
gus, for a few weeks.
Air. Ben Taylor of Guelph was a
rialtos 'with beg alsfaiisr4aWe gni- t_r
Taylor, recently.
Harris Mieslon Band will meet
Saturday.,February 3rd, at the manse.
All the children of the community are
invited.
The 1'.F.O. Club had a very suc-
cessful meettng In the- hail on Wed-
nesday afternoon, when Mr. I. Mc-
Leod, the county agricultural repre-
sentative, addressed them.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Thompson,
Lucknow, spent the week -end the
guests of their parents, Mr. sod Mrs.
Ed. Thom.
Relatives who attended the funer-
al of Mr. Oliver Anderson on Thurs-
day at Belgrave were Mr. Will Ruth-
erford, Mrs. Hugh Rutherford, Messrs.
James Durnin, sr., Earl and Charlie
Durnln, Wilbert, Robert and Harry
Durnin, Hugh Rutherford, Thomas
Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Durnin
Phillips.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Will Rutherford on the birth of a son
oc Tuesday, January 23rd.
♦ BUSINESS POINTER I
In our mall on Monday came the
fohowtng letter from a well-known
firm that uses the columns of The Sig-
nal to Its consistent advertising policy:
Toronto, January 27th, 1934.
fbe Goderieb bursal,
Goderleb, Ont.
Dear Furs, -We believe you will be
Interested to leant that. owing in a
large 'measure to our advertising in
the nesesespera, "Salads" Tea sales in
Geder'leh last year showed a consid-
erable Increase over 1932. We believe
this is a spieodid tribute to the ex -
rearms of our product and to lbs
value Of your newspaper les an adv'er`
tiaing medium.
We ars hems trek.
SALADA TRA COMPANY OF - CAN-
ADA, LIIiIITE. --
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.any comment should be uuneceseary
to point the moral for other buain
men. Advertising did not do it all.
of course. A good product be necessary
M_lAs bells wtreasful advertising;
but a WI ,I uelPLNIFReady
vet Using is a powerful eombluatfon.
So well satisfied are the Satada Tea
people with the result of their 1933
advertising In The Signal that they
have increased their estate in this
paper for 1934, and we have no doubt
they will reap the reward of their
enterprise.
ILLICIT LIQUOR
in order to obtain the liquor cm -
tent of an alleged drinkable beverage,
found in the home of Otto Stephan, a1
Hensall, and said to is made of corn,
yeast and water and In color reeemb-
:Ing a sample of water from Lake Hu-
ron .:. -. it ` `IO after'"(AeAtoem_
EXPENDITURES Yt
Mothers' allowance $ 10,537 50
Children's Shelter 3,568 15
Administration Of - -Alt a 15,408 27
s '?4,928 71
.,.._...r.-_1._ -r-
BRI
Big acci eot: Mai' r ihiddd - rd
Mt a lady to the safety sone.
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
FOR BALE
Good dwelling house. very
moan down payment accepted.
gaNll farm near Goderlch. Big bar-
gain, easy terms for payment.
J. W. ARM TRONG
REAL 1ffiTATE
Rex M Gerierteh
cheap.
TRY OUR
Golden Guernsey
MILK
MEOW
Table Cream and
Whipping Cream
Safe, beesooe it b all pro-
duced from a Government -
inspected Herd.
Your patronage solicited'
Clif. McManus Dairy
-PHONE 539 -
480 8S- inial sou seen -lo 'I' Yo
Ivied. Analysis revealed that the li-
quor content was 11 per cent., which
fret labels the beverage as corn whis-
key. Stephan is wondering now
whether the a rlment was worth
, , ps e
miens ,.u.uo ltleili/AX $t14d'e he was tl
Mon a PTwa3 t^ - 2t3Msty! 85 81%1 i d emits. of .41liiP ii 1 r
"%1 Reid, on Saturday last, for having 11 -
Registry Mie 1,421 59
3. 28 quer not acquired on a permit.
Gaol There must be an epidemic, for two
Printing, advertising, poet more liquor cases are on the docket
age 1'284 76 for Friday morning's court. Elmer
Interest 5'204 78 Weide). of Crediton, will appear to an -
County property 2747 01 ewer a charge of keeping liquor for
lnplione e, heat, light, tele-
1,682save, and Jgtun Bowman. of Stephen
phone townwlidp, the second accused, is
Miscellaneous 111 99 eherged with having Ilquor unlawful -
Hospitals and reform schools 21,052 5050ly In a place other than a private
House of Refuge 2,439 tis rer-ittence.
Grants
Transfer to County Home
Bank Account 9.500 00
Patriotic bond paid 19.500 00
Bank loans repaid --1'4.7.1
G. Young. unauthorized 450 00
Bowlers Dine at
Annual Meeting
Successful Beason Reviewed and
Executive Elected for
Another Year
•
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
FJoctrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc_
Electric Wiring of all
kinds
Lstaa give. ea smdicatiss
FRAM McARTHUR
Telephone 82 - Oodsrieh
cheques
Legal audit
Tax refund
Refund to McKillop town -
aha -
Paid to townships fur t*Ses 5,83380
collected ---
3370,717 97
Carry-over of bank loan
at January 1, 1938 ... 3 50,000 00
Wok 1 1 1933 148000 00
1.1
3,298 5b
HURON ?AR3[ERS SC/ORE
P$estslts of Bacon Litter Competition
of 1933 Announced
The results of the spring series 1933
l8 91 bacon litter competition have recent-
ly been announced and Huron county
101 10 farmers have again demonstrated their
ekill in finishing high quality market
hope et about six months of age. In
(oe.ducting this contest the Province
wee divided into three districts. in
dtetrkt No. 3 Huron county received
twelve out of fifteen prises, the other
thine prizes going to farmers to
s vans n Perth county.
The winner in this district was Mr.
R. T. Bolton of Dublin, who has made
a real name for himself In previous
competitions. He had the only ut-
ter entered In the Province which
graded 100 per cent. selects. The lit -
tet having the most tonnage was mar-
keted hy Mr. W. 41. E. Brows if Dnn-
gaunon. in this litter there were fif-
teen pigs marketed at 205 days, and
c-ei:hing 2,980 the. The second young-
est litter to be marketed in the Pro-
vince wee rained by Mr. John Arm-
wtrong of Zurich, who secured second
place in this 'distrier. in thin litter
there were twelve pigs marketed at
100 days and weighing 2,500 piss.
The following lint outlines the stand-
ing. name and address and the score
obtained hy the contestants in Huron
county:
1-R. T. Bolton, Dublin, R. No. 1 -
!WIN.
2 -John Armstrong, Zurich, R. R8. 1
- 132.51.
3-F. C. Johnston, Dnhlin-180.62.
5-R. T. Bolton, Dublin, R. No. 1-
17-.1.
f E. B. Goudle, fteeforth-1011.55.
7-C. H. Cartwright, Loodenhoro-
1413.3.
9-R. 1.. Bolton, Dublin, R. No. 1-
161.29.
10`-43eo. Pryee. S.aforth. R. No 1-
158.09.
12--A, (}, TernMdl, Brnassla R. No
num 1a ei t - i las se ' t1►--- .-lla. ft9cttaei flptiwtnue ti sae.
1-143.42.
14-W. G. E. Brown, Dnneannen--
140.7a
u fa my Mad, bet vaunt manly do 15G -R. C. Johnston, Myth. R. No
COLBORNE TELEPHONES
Annual Meeting of Subscribers
at Carlow Last Week
Combining business with pleasure,
the annual meeting of the (loderich
I-I.wu Bowling Club was held after a
banquet In the Bedford hotel on Fri-
th) evening last. About sixty of the
sixty-eight members of the club were
prism[. At the bead table with the
president, J. W. MeeVkar, were the
members of the 1933 executive and the
committee chairmen. The excellent
."ner was Interepereed with commun-
ity singing led by C. K. Saunders, and
'cello solos by Mr. F. R. Miller and
vocal sinus by Mr. S. Walter were also
esjoyed before the business of the
Meeting was begun. Afterdinoer
speakers were Rev. D. J. lane and 8.
D. ,Croft. president
In a short address, the pr
the members and executive
for their support -during the past
year, asked that the same support be
given the new executive, and ex-
ited his eineere wishes for the con-
tent .ueeeai= t the club. The treas-
urer, A. Porter, stated that 41,008.60
Ivan the club'a Income for the year
193. and reported a balance of 42.68.
Rt-bt. Johnston, in giving the report
of the open tournament committee,
slated that ten tournaments were held
during the year, from which $718 was
derived. Local tournaments, accord-
ing to O. Ginn, chairman of that com-
Itlee realized $312.74 last year. W.
PROTECT YOUR EYES
With our high-grade, stylish and
most upto-date glasses. Your choice
In shell, white or pink gold-filled, with
levees complete, only $8.50. Invisible
bifocals with choice of frame com-
plete, only 312.00. These prices in-
clude a thorough examination of your
eyee by our well-known and reliable
specialist, Mr. Hngbson, over 20 years
r ming to Godericb. The best opti-
cal work to be obtained and we sare
you money. Thursday and Friday,
February 8th and 9th. Come early.
SMITH'S ART *STORE, Goderich.
m
J. Baker, chairman of the membership
committee, reported a total number of
sixty-eight paid members, and Fred
Heid Hunt, chairman of the grounds com-
mittee, to giving hie report. advised
'chat a new lawn mower be purchased.
The annual meeting of the subacrib- I Odeera Elected
THE EVENING AUXILIARY
On Tuesday, January 23, the even-
ing auxiliary of North street United
cl•urch met at the home of the presl-
deat, Mrs. Douglas Mooney. At this
meeting Mrs. W. Moes recounted In a
very interesting way some of her ex-
perleuces in the Peace Itiier diAriet.
Annual reports were read showing an
average attendamr during the year
of thirty and the total amount rallied
to be 3877.50, of a bleb $300 has been
forwarded to the Presbyterial treas-
urer. A bale valued sent
to Matheson. Ones
Isabel Moffitt Is stationed. 'lbe
year's activities included a rally of
the young women of Huron Presby-
terial at which Mrs. Childs of Lon
doe was the guest speaker, and tak-
ing charge of the tea room at the an-
nual church bazaar. .The officers
elected for tine year ars:- Honorary
president, Mrs. Naftel ; president,
Mra. D. Mooney : first vice-president,
Mrs. Thorneloe; second thee -president,
Mrs. J. H. Robertson; recording secre-
tary, Muni G. McDowell; n orreepond-
1ng secretary. MGM M. Campbell;
treasurer, Miss E. Hume; supply eee-
retary, Mra. L. C. Chapman; literary
and Missionary Monthly ecretary,
Mrs. E. C. Robertson ; Christian stew-
ardship and flnanee secretary, Mrs,
Kershaw ; convenor of flower commit-
tee, Miss E. Buchanan; visiting com-
mittee, Mra A. L. ('tile, Mies McClinton,
Mira J. Saunders, Miss G. Rotwrtson ;
pianists, Mie. E. McDonald, Mrs. J.
Snyder; preen secretary, Mrs. F. White
err of the Colborne Muulclpal Tele-
phone System was held In the town -
'hip hall, Carlow, on Thursday, Jan-
uary 25th, with Mr. Alex. Clutton in
the chair.
Mr. Wm. Mash, chairman of the
coniuit stoners, gave a report of the
ctudltlous and activities of the Sys-
tem during 1933. Quite a stretch of
new wire war put up in place of some
that was done. It has been the pol-
ity of the officials to replace some of
the oldest wire each year, so _that
there will never be a great deal to
replace at any ealb time.
Mr. T. H. Wilson and Mr. W. Hume
C:utton, the other commissioners, also
Bank loans repaid
3198.000 00
147.000 00
Carry-over . at Jan. 1, 1934 $ 51,000 00
8000 00
Jlrtaary 8, note repaid .•
. 4 , t•0 43,000 00
Comity
Carry-over aJan. 1, 1938 1 130.000 00
Bank loans for 1933 90,000 00
3179,000 00
Notes repaid to hank .... 125 000 00
Carryover at Jan. 1, 1934 54,000 00
Estimated subsidy 1934 .. 45,000 00
Ralanee 3 9,000 00
Jcn 2, 1034, repaid to bank $ 9,000 00
Thin Nannette County Ilighway ac-
count. w
PrlarW
ecHighways
Cash reived on rates to
'rememberlseceer 31st 4 41,604 53
Jaunary 2, 1934, Cash from 00
Ashdield township 2.53 66
$ 44,271 19
Debentures paid '. $12,950 46
Department of
Highways. 1942 13,951 83
rep
Notes aid 1B
bank 17,236 74
a 4,4.11N
Officers for the following year were
elected as follows: honorary preel-
dents, Wan. Lane, Stewart Henry, H.
McDermott. A. Porter; president,
Howard McNee; vice-president. E. J.
Prl4bam ; treasurer. A. Porter; secre-
tary, F. G. Weir; executive commit-
tee, Dr. H. R. Hall, J. Brophey, F.
Toole; open tournament committee, J.
W. MacVicar, Geo. Matldeson. Wes.
hitt; local tournament committee,
louse Young, Thos. Pritchard, J. John-
ston. 0. Olin. R. Bisset; membership
committee, R. Johnston. F. Toole, A.
Taylor, J. Bisset, D. J. Lane, F. Don-
n/"Hy, L. L. Knox, F. Crafgte; grounds
committee . F. Hunt, I'. Bisset, H. Mc-
.c -o Mr t:iflltn8 etolntln out that jtermot. ,k• y orpee for
It was decided that the fees h
mnain the sante as pail year. Tourna-
ment dates were left in the hands of
the tournament committees:. Owing
suc
to the cess of the combined ban -
a fyt i>letw meeting. tt was de'
1C
should lie held next year.
n
A
w'o-ms-stw.e.e .... ... L Knox,
-. 'fr
bee telephone should let Central know
at ouce so that 1t might be placed in
good working condition at once.
A notion was passed which makes
it possible for anyone who Is a pro -
Ta "ltectime a subscriber
i' itay oro- a" -he tt b7v1 '
ways: 1, by paying 315 icash ; 2, by
paying 44 each year In addition to
the regular maintenance charge for
live years; 3, by signing a contract
to pay the regular maintenance rate
as charged to the other subscribers
for ten years. The last-mentioned
tidemethod Is new to te System, and
rises anyone thinking of becoming a
subscriber an opportunity to do so at
very small expense.
The auditors' report was given by
Mr. J. R. Long. The surpins at the
cusp of 19033 was 31,131.88. This good
chewing will probably allow the same
!ow rates as charged for the last year
weto be maintained for some time.
The following were elected commis-
sioners: Arthur Fisher, Wm. 'Marsh
and W. Hume Clutton. Mr. Clutton
is the chairman for 1934.
A vote of thanks was passed to the
Central operator for the splendid ser-
vice given during the year.
A vote of thanks was also passed
to Mr. Thos. H. Wilson for the effi-
cient serv.ces given the System dur-
ing his term as commissioner.
Messrs. Horace Horton and J. R.
Lung were appointed auditors for this
year.
Professor: "Dertne epees lenum"
Stockist: "Well. so -so --els. 1 have
into it" 1-11MA
• ARA!
He. -'I've leen trying to think of
• word for two week."
Elie. -"slow about fortnight."
FREE TRIAL OFFER '=t • 1,t
OF
KRUSCH _"
x i
1f you have never teed Kruachen-tryns
it now at our expee. We haw
distributed • great many
"GIANT " packages which m e
It
easy for you to prove our claims for
yourself. Ask your druggist for the
new " GIANF " 75e. package.
This coa.ist. of our regular 7 ac. bonus tu€sUar
with a separate trial house--sualrknt 1« about
one week. Open the trial bottle first, put It lo
Ute Leet, sod then, 11 not entirely mvut luded that
ah
ruaren does everything we claim It to do, the
regular bottle is still as good as new. Take a
bark. Your druggist is auUsori.ad to return
ho
your 7Se. Immediately and witut question.
You have tried krurtlen fm. at our expense- ..
What could Iso• fairer t Manula.-tured by
g. Griffiths Hughes IAA., kranrnester, Era:
(*stab. 1756). Importers. YrUnllvray Brno.,
LW., Tarunt°.
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR
Tills WEEK
Boys' Knee Pants
49c
e.
With hard wearing tweed» cut !n
regular style. Button and belt
loops, 5 to 8 years 49e
Boys' Corduroy itiliaes
$1.19
Boys olive brown and dark bule
lined corduroy breeches, lace
fastenings with double seat and
leather knees. Sines 24 to
32 41.19
M. Robins
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
Phone 384 Goderioh
INCIDENTS OF THE HUNT
About thirty -flue hunters scoured the
country east of Kingsbridge on Sat-
urday afternoon on the weekly jack-
rabbit drive. Although the shoots AO
far this yens have not yet yielded a
bag on a par with those of last year,
each drive has resulted in a large
number of the hoppere biting the dust.
or the scow. The nimrods have so far
mt naged to average well over one jack
per man.
Declaring that the weather was not
cold enough to warrant the use of
warming ettmulants, thus spiking the
thtory of an optical illusion or mir-
ege, four of the hunters report hiv-
ing wren two fine deer during the
course of the hunt. Leelle Neftel, El-
mer Sheardown, Walter Pinder and
Norman Wark tt@f the men who res.
porthaving seen a large truck and a"
eine crne'Ing the fields in "about three
jumps" and clearing fencew In their
elle. The deer had disappeared
from eight while the hunters. 'food
ant! gazed, hut close examination of
the track' hire out the te'timony of
their eyes. On the preceding Satin. -
clay hunters on a rabbit drive near
B'syfield reported sighting a fox.
TESTED and PROVEN
Put us to the testi Give us a chance toprove that we sell our
merchandise for leve. Price reductions for this week.
Ceeepbernted Oil, Bottle, !lis, 25e
:Ilyi)ltsoabptus, Bottle, 1k. 26e
rte jprWl t jfa Pine Tar. Regular
sae, for ZSr
.. -Meislafta, skis, insal(
e Mids. NM Box
Buckley's Bronchitis Mixture
4ee, 75e
Wratabs, Box 31.25
Sloan's Liniment.35e she for 29e
Jad Salts, condensed 59e
Palmolive Skiving Cream aid
Lotion, bee value 39e
'Anterior Tooth Paste !Se
Carter's Little P1IL 22c
Kleenex 22e
Zan Bolt
,irgL"'w.d ,r I leterine "
Me,
Cod Liver 011, Tested. 16 ox',
for 69e
Wampole's Cod liver Ext..31.00
Russian OII, 16 vita. 58r
-(NO TAX)
100 SACCHARIN TABLETS
it -grain 35e
%-grain .- 40e
1 -grain 45e
-BUY DRUGS AT THE DRUGSTORE -
He was a coward to the Wong; he
Will. a tyrant to the weak. -Shelley.
Chautauqua Folds Its Tents
Those for whom memory treat:wee with a SUM of 511 lecturer,' and'
pictures of ensetering midsummer (1I a 30.000.000 "etnderkw' crowding IU
spent 1n absorbing the rudiments of
culture while :seated on s rough bench
within a stifling tent, will regret the
fading from the Americen seers of
their migratory alma meter, otherwise
known ape the Chsntenqua. ienon.ln-
ated by Theodore Roosevelt "the moat
American thteig in America," this gree!
Institution, which for more than heir
a century waw, for Kann add email -
town dwellers& almost the only acme'
(-notate with the world, ha* route upon
lean shire and seems now IIbsrnf 10
'fold It' tetras like the Arabs arid as
'inertly eteal sway" Into the limbo of
outmoded things.
I':'fin tsllwhPd .m the whores of Lite
Ohantaugna. In New Yore Shite. In
1374. ea a esimaa r school for Rundey
reboot tem -here It dev.Inped into a
rapidly vowing "tree of knowledge'
4tsat, fifty years later, had apresd Its
nod trewwebee ager the. Milted
bisalt.. earl (`coeds 7Pn years ago.
so or(11ng to Maturatew made et the
time hwrn(y one evsmpentea were op -
PIM that ninety-thsvr CMtits norm cir-
cuits. a gigantic "portable untverdty"
c-anvas elaer(.onrw hi 5.041 commnni-
tiee. ice faculty roster. simnel from
the hsegirinfng, had teemed with noted
namem: Willlam Jennings Breen dean
of all the lecturers; Lyman Ahbntt,
T. DeWitt Talmage, Booker T. W neh-
ingtnn ; nnd, from the crena of netion-
sl affairs', mach pereormlitlee es Dol -
liver, Cummings. Cannon, 1.a Follette,
Champ (Mark and flim. The White
llou.e was r preecnted by ILeyee. Me-
Klrrler. Theodore Roosevelt, Taft and
Hnrding. Letters, natural science,
mipeks art, and the dome had their
places upon the platform.
The Chantanru fionriehed teeause it
filled a great need In a circumscribed
age. Before the Clay of mntorear and
motion piMnre, IG programa, two a
'ley for a week or ten days. enlarged
mental horizons anti afforded feint for
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purveying programa that would enrich
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