The Signal, 1936-7-30, Page 3w
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Phumbing, !leafing
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Evestroagling
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Repairs for all cakes of
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Prompt service and reasonable
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Extra Specials
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1 Gull—green tUID net. orated
ory
enamel. green
Regular $47.50, for....$39
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1 Only—Kitchen eabirwt In oak
golden R,.asLU, :37.00, for
Only—walnut finished 1 (hula—
Regular $3005, for ..$19.50
1 secondhand Bedroom Suite at
• bargain.
Also many other odd pieirs at
bargain prices.
J R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Furniture Dealer •
IlNZ Store G
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Tale of Barter
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 30. 1936
FOUND UWOONBCIOUS
A motorcyclist. age Peto, of LAW
desbo.% was found lying wed^
Heard -mean 1a tae auris about a smile cress tslraMa
Separator Sold by Os•s Terms to
Another Had a Lien on It --
Was Buyer Toldt
facboes of a three-year-old barter re-
eonaied in Magistrate J. A. Makin,'
court on Tbursda7 lad. when Earl
Greer, Seafortb markt gardener,
pleaded not 'IOW _le afilarge of ob-
tatntng $05 by false pretences from
Chris. Dale, Tuckersaith township
rarsser.
The trade, long dormant, was re-
hasbed in court after the seizure about
a month ago of a separator from Dale
by the Renfrew Machinery Company.
Greer for Sea cow, Dab and roar ' i
amass swearing Greer told them he
had made an assignment and that the
separator was exempt.
Greer, however, dented that be had
told the Dales the matter was "ail
fixed up with the company." He said
he bad admitted to the 'Dales Were
was a Ilen note against the separator.
"1 must And on the evidence as a
whole that Greer did say the lien note
wltb tbe company was *zed up' "maid
Magistrate Makin,. "1 will have to
And this man guilty."
Restitution In the amount of =ffi was
made to Dale by Greer, who will be
given suspended sentence 1f be pays
$18.20 before TbnrsdaJ next. In the
meantime he was released on kis own
ball of $200.
1t was revealed that at tLe time
the separator -cow bszIS1 was made a
_ farther trade, of waves. was made.
with Dale throwing is a calf, three
bags of oats and two bap of buck-
wheat is make op for the dtaaegaae7
bump the vehicles.
WMsseses Dfang ee _
Hod' contradictory evtdenes WWI
given. Mea Dale, tbelr sons, Walter
sad Melvyn. and a nephew, James Me -
GUI. testifying against Mr. and lyra
Greer.
Referring to the contradictory evi-
dence, Mr. Holmes laid: "If this
le to be a caw of perjury, which is
it to be against. the defendant or the
plaintiff f He spoke of the testlmoa7
pfWalter and Melvyn Dale and James
*WON MO were •
and beard Greer say that everythtee
was "used up" with the company. Mr.
sad Mrs. Greer said under oath the
three young men were not present at
the time the plaintiff alleged Greer
made the statement.
Greer on July 16 elected trial by
jury, but changed bis election last
week in favor of a bearing by the
Magistrate.
Several trues were Imposed in Lame
eases. A Goderlch township man paid
$d and costa fpr driving through a stop
sign and failing to turn to the right
to allow another vehicle to pans.
Other Anes were for speeding sad for
driving through stop atgns.
on No. 4 highway on Friday night.
Be was toned by Miss Barbara 41e1111.
of Londesboro, who sew the damaged
'machine Deride the road and found the
man 1n the ditch. Peto was taken
to the hospital at Clinton, where Dr.
W. Oakes attended his painful head
and face wound'. No bones were
broken. It 1e believed Peal's machismo
struck a two-by-four scantling width
was lying on the road near the stens.
1t is not known bow long he remained
unconscious In the ditch before being
found.
Beneath the roof of tbe combined
Colineiller paiae -and List Meek
parities at the Canadian National Ex-
blbitfes Is a Boor space area of slight-
ly mere than twenty-four and a half
Local Hydro Power
_ _ Rate Hawed
Other Rates Remain as Before—
Meeting of Public Milks
commission
A letter from the Hydro -Electric
Power Commission, read at the regular
meeting of the public WORM@ cos -
mlulon on Thursday last, advised
that, after investigating the operating
conditions of the local system daring
the year, the Commission had deter-
mined on an Interim rate of $43 per
h.p:.per year for power suppikltd-Se
this municipality during the year com-
mencing January 1, 1936
The Jaterlm rate L the same as In
previous years, bat It was recom-
r
mended by the ComaJasioa that reduc-
tions be leads b the power consume -
dorm - -
TM 1bAlRhp mea ne
echedule
of rt_
local commlselos, mien a reduction
of nearly 10 par cent, from 3.2c to
2.9e per kilowatt-hour for tbe first
nfty boas' use per month of connected
load or maximum demand, and 1.le
Instead of 2.1e per kilowatt -boar for
the second dila hours' use per month.
The kilowatt-hour rate of .Esc for all
additional monthly consumption re-
seals* the same, aa do domestic, eoaa-
atereial, water heater flat rate and
street lighting charges.
The Commission further recom-
mended that an accumulated surpass
of $487.40 be refunded to the water-
works department and a surplus of
Pitt) to the steed 1tbt1ng -depart-
ment in connectloef with niclpal ser-
vices. On motion this recommenda-
tion was passed.
The euperintendent reported the sedl-
Water for Lawns
and Gardens
MAY BE USED ONLY
FROM 7 to 8 O'CLOCK f m.
AND
FROM 5 to 9 O'CLOCK p.m.
Before water is used for
lawn service or for gardens,
application must be made in
writing to the Public Utili-
ties Commission.
BUN ABBISTs HEN
Grey county L not to be outdone
in the matter of hot weather stories.
Itppears that a ben, sitting on a
belching of eggs on a farm near Der -
m, became discouraged when the
1�t
wain! settled down and lett"RAt-
MIK and the eggs to their fate. From
then on for six days the eggs were
uncovered and were presumed spoiled.
One day last week, however, eblcks
ware hear chirping in the nest and
tnvesttption disclosed that some had
already emerged from their shells and
the others were arriving rapidly. They
are said to be Ane. healthy little birds
and to be getting along well with only
the sun for a mother.
Sep - _- — _sociewoweememSliMmrissammer-
NOT 000D TOR CARNIVAL
Rad Oteerwbe Welcome Pals Damper
ea Charge Garden Party
Although the rain of Thursday last
was welcomed by all, it was most in-
opportune for the annual carnival and
garden party of Bt. George's church.
which was to he held on the rectory
lawn. The evening was not a total
lose, however, for more than two hun-
dred persons enjoyed a sapper served
In the parish hall. Mrs. A. F. Sturdy
and Mrs. J. S. Platt were in charge of
the sapper, which was served ander
'the auspice, of the Chnrcbwoman's
GnlW.
,Booths on the lawn were not opened
owing to the steady downpour of
rain, hut candy, Sower
fancy-
work booths, a fishpond and keno tables
were well patronised in the hal nd7.
Those in cbarge
meeubers of tbe Margaret Seeger Club,
Mrs. A. C. Calder, Mrs. D. Z. Camp-
bell,
ampbel1, Mrs. G. N. Dow'ker ; Sowers, Mrs.
J. Jock, MW Claire Reynolds; fancy-
work, Mn. H. J. A. Mac/Swan. Mrs. ti
Wurtele ; fishpond, Mrs. 0. Ginn : keno.
H. C. Welham,, A. F. Sturdy. 1. D.
i:retain, J. A. Graham.
Mrs. E. H. Hill was the winner est
au afghan In a draw conducted by the
rector, and Mrs. (Gamble won a rug.
Eire of hose _11S $ fire-mr t'`- "tom' features were post -
alarm is 5trictty" df fined "'
Any infraction of the
above will be dealt with
wording to the By-law.
Public UtaN r"'
OODSRI01I
owed to � ggid1 lgt oaf this week,
when the variotri rreetn* ' he
fall awls, 011 thh^-bo37 grounds,
In spite of 11I! irafillrEilalk
Boos, last Thursday **WW1 Great
was considered quite a rem" eon
beteg tate tae
than i%�
.71,r...
'Sympathetic onderatandtns of fe1-
k,wraen has ever Franklin
en nklth n 1 -
aaark
of the leader
Ranee -
reit
mentation basis had been cleaned
again and the hydrants had been
opened. 1t was stated samples of
drinking water sent tel -Government
uuoratones were marl nrst-clam
rating.
A request from the Royal hotel for
a larger water service pipe was re-
ferred to the engineer ; and several
lighting service applications and two
for electric ranges were pared
PDYl11l 4TIAav NVQ
Wilson Bsadercock, Teekersmlth
township fanner. on Tuesday was
found guilty of incest and sentenced
W throe years in the paalteatiary at
Kingston. He pleaded guilty to a
charge of attempted latest sad was
Sentenced to two years en the ebkrge,
-run concurrently with the previous
6undercoei'e _ two 7oasg
tt", testified against him abd no
defence was entered. The hearing
was before Magistrate J. A. Making
at 111zeter.
iseur!-NINTa YEAR, NO. IS
R. A.REIID
(17 Fears
. 8011inky 11 .
"Bata taction at Madera § oar
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"Beauty in itself le aot a gift.
feminity is."—Heart Bernstein.
J. Cfaigie
Derr s W L Estate 1-
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