The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-05-02, Page 5THS AMATEUR GARDZNER
OI fizoinirow
will: moo 'a return visit and giVe tin
Illustrated Lecture
in rifaeKAY HALL
MONDAY, MAY .6th
, at 8 Pate
Under ,atispiees ofolGioderiela Hertieultural Soelety
BAYFIELI)
BANFIELD, , April 31).es,Mrs,
Bailey is visiting her daughter ft Len-
-don this week: * '
Mr. and Mrs 3lni Fergueon Of Lori -
don wereguests over the week -end or
the former's ro.Other, Mrs. 3. Ferguson,
gr. and Mrs. G. Churchwardeand
.family,sof 'London; spent the week end
at their here(' aem. '
X. 0. Golatherpe and baby
Stindra Y'isited relativein' Stratford
the beginning a the 'week. -
, Mr. and Mes. C. Rodgers of lituniltOil
.spent the ' week-eea at their Cottage
"here.. •
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Trout of Detroit
were. guests of 'tile Misses M.° and.
.03-tirling over the week -end. •
MSS, 'Ruby Fisher and Mr,- Walter
Orierson a Kitdiener, were'the. guests
of Mrs. F. A Edwards over the week-
efid, *Mrs.' Grierson, who spent the
- ,past week here, returned:- h.otne With
them on SundaY, •
DrandeMrsa a-. atogclillr and fain -
old Mr. C. Irvine. of Torento spent
the week end at their eottage here. Mr,'
Irvine is staying for -the season.
Professor and airs. Xelbflegich and
family, of -Loedon, sped the _weekend
at their eeltreege 1ier. • -
Miss •Arit47Me0urtly and Mr. Robert'
McCurdy:Of Watfordarrived last week -
to epend • the season • at ' their ebttage,
"Stanley Pak.' ' •
Mr. and, Mrs. E. P. Lewis of Toronto
'vvere, guests. over the weeksend , with
Mrs N. W. Woods.
Mrs, R. F. GaIrdnerewae tile•IegneSt.
Of -Mrs. 'R. T, Orr, !Stretford, ',ens Mon-
4aY and Teestla • s
Nies and Mrs .ErYtli SteyensonTef
Toronto and liaiss A BingVofsaletrole
spent the-weelk•end at their home here,.
„ Mr, iiiid Meet, Larry Birch of Detroit
spent the Week end at, their.Cottege.in.
the "Bayfield 'Highlands."
BASS SEASON EARLIER
Hon. Harry Nixoe, aliniater of Game
and Fisheries, announces the bass -sea-
son has been advanced to give fisher-
men full benefit of the Doralnion Day
sweek-end. .The season, which normally
would open Monday, anly A., will open
Saturday, Janie, '29. Reports front
many 'distriets ladicati baps will ,he
plentiful this year. -
Oil ,Perma.nerkt Naves.
$1,50
No ,Finger Wave required :
Other 'Permealent Mayes
' $2.50 andup
Every waee .guaranteed
HOLLY'S/1700D
BEAUTY SilOPPE
(next to.Capital Theatre)
West St. Phone 12
Variety, , Service:
Lessons in Drawing Ptiimttng, 'Let
tering, and Sculpture.
BOOS Mended and Rebound
Book Platmade.
Part-time, Bookkeeping and, Auditing.
, •Sandwieliemsef_ ,AII-Sorts;
• „Any make of Car driven filArwlero.
. MAIO 0.'11ONVOI '
4 Sts' Vincent Fit.
Assistance With. (hitting and Pitting:
lilenogrerne designed for Line'ess
Stititianery„. and, Sileerwaz*:
Hand -made Greeting Cards for all
act:lesions."
,Calling-• Coeds, Mee Cards, and
Addresses, Hand -lettered and
• oRiirtiv4, April 30. --Mesdames Blake,
Kilpatrick, Mertary and -Sherwood' at-
tended the W;M:S. Presbyterial eonVen-
tion which Was held in Nortbsitie
United. church, Seaford', on .Tueeda.y,
April 23, •, •
Seeding is the order of the (ley in
these parte,
ofeWlatechurch cies-
sisting air% 'Matt. Shaekleton with her
'Work.
Miss Bernice Durnin � Markdale
spent the week-end'at the home of her
uncle, Mr. Orville Duran. -
Arrangements are being made for the
fiftieth anniversary of Crewe United,
church to be observed, the last Sunday
in June and on, Alonda,y, July lst,
TOWNSHIP.COUNCIL
Asllymo '-
,pound" met April' 8th; ali members
present „Minute's Of Mardi meeting
were read and appreved on motion of
L. Johnston and G.
, The,' road', insurance WAS left Until
May 6th ,on motion of Anderson S and
Frayne.
The following. bills • and accounts were
ordered paid 'On raotien of L. Johnston
and Andersons . • -
'.Lucknow Sentinel, printing -and sup -
Tiles,' $9.70 ; Md)ricle & McGibbon, law
costs re County, $55.69; -a;luniciPal
wc'r.1,cleeilliPP1ibee,$11.05.; 0, H. Halls
golida; $14.00; M. N. D. .McKenzie,
dos $5.00; Rathwell & Reed, do., $2.09;
Mrs: Martin, do.; $20.00;.Nell M.cDon-
said, to., $90.00;. Chas. Alton, wire, 54o"
•Ctifeardseroatels,--ahdfellier
erecting fence, , $0.85; W. P. Crozier,
shovelling snow $1.25; - John Curraa,.
dieing anti*" road, $1.0.00e Bert Pine
nigan, stevelling snow,. $2.00; Bert
Reid, do:, $2.00; Win. Caesar, do., $1.75;
Ben Mole, do„ $1.'7'5'; Wm, Petrie, do.,
50c; Elmer Johnston, do.; $1.25; Gerd*
Anderson, do.,' $1,25 IleT. M. Anderson,
dlscink and--: shovelling snow.. $4,00s
atobt. Ritchie, diseing , snow, $9;05;
Cecil Calbeits. shovelling suovv,. $1.09;
Charles Petrie shrivelling snow, $2.00;
•
Harold Stewaet tractor on grader and
Snow, -$17.00; Gordon Stewart, tractor
n. snowplow; $16.00; 'Herb Pentland;
•discing snow roads $2.00; John Mee.
.Whinney, disciug snow road, $1:00;
afeees" .Johnston, shevelliiig 'snow, 50c;
Alex. Johnston, shovelling move, 50e;
Herb! Curran', salary, $22:40; ' John
Brodie, diseing Snow, $1.00,; MelOn
'Stewart,. trutking 'gravel, $2.00; N. 3.
311cKen&ie, shovelling enoVis $3.75; J'no.
McKenzie, plowing anew, $7.00; James
•Ferrish, shovelling snow, $2.75., John
Cowan, shovelling vsnow, $3.75; :Lewis
Taylor, shovelling' snow, $5.50; Nelson
Raynards diseing snow, $2.00; Frank
Hamilton; diSeing and plowing 'snow,
$9.00•;__ Henry •McKensie. shovelling
'snosir, $2:00; Dave McDonald, shovelling
snow, $2.00; Finlay McDonald, shovel: -
ling snow, '$3..25;' Cyril Marsh, shovel-
ling snow, $L50 ; Hugh Ferguson,
shovelling Snow, $1..25; N. G. Mckenzie,
shovelling snow, $1.00; Daily Conunde
dal News, tenders for grader, $9.00-;
Lacknow' Sentinel, tenders for grader,
$2.10; Signal -Star, tenders for grader,
$2.10.- •
Tenderson grader were then opened,
Nandi deciding to look over some of
the graders and bey at a later date.
, Cana& then adjourned on motionof-
krayne and C. ,Johnston. • •
April 17. -Special meeting in Clerk's
home. Moved by 0a.,.-Frayne and L.
Johnston, and carried; that Council big
the Adams grader, as per•tender.
C. E. IVIcDONAGH Clerk.
DOINGS OF DUNGAN N 0 N
T R'S RILL
003/TUAST
:DUNGANNON, MeY I. -Mu -Arthur Mr. Burton Road', kin remains
critically ill at MS home, Frleutiii aux-
iouely await 4 change for the 'better,
and whae hopee axe titroug fer 'tie re-
covery, it ts a long, bitter *lege. Mr,
Maeon McAllister, who Ince Mr. Roach.
had neVer fully recovered from pitea-
Monia, wae operated uptm again ort
Mondev.
WoMen'e. Inetitrite Electii.,--The an-
nual meeting of the 'Women'e Inistitute
was bola at the hoine of Mrs. Wilbur
Drew's on Thursday, April 21. The
meeting opened in the usual way with
Mrs. Lorne Ivers, :preeitlent, in Vie
chair. - The roll eel' wee. ansWered With
garden l!aissea• Verne Alton and Yaellinvgitircee°01)fletlwiel.lciomnibe nturilsilYe?' fr°14: t'll"?TaLasYdLit;tAbperiir.23PreitlatiW°Iftlito4aujretrailini?):
Lorne It6aeli were 111 1t attend Mr. and Urs. Harry ,Walieese. havei ()fl (fl ,after a fall at her home;
the girt4eenfareace at'f4u411.OR IllaY Moved. to the Robert Begets fartu, (Alt eite Previoue Paley, Mrs. Criele waft
8, p and 10. The,suni of5' .W11$ aOnated VOriCessioU, shaking 4 rug from the upetaire bal-
to the cemetery fOr cleaning.3,1rfit Mr. Ray Cox has moved his atock to cony when the railing way and
'Geo. Hodge read a paper on :How to tile former Fred Elliott farm, . elle was P( Id to'' the ground
Make Our Institute• More Helpful to saar..jaek McGuire 110 a, rather owl pigbteen feet below,.was siUy.
„the ,Comminity," . Reports Were given accident rriday when the ear ho was two years of age and /eaves a family of
by comiuittees aufLaIrS:s IVerS, thanked driving came in. contact with alibther foixr sons •and four ilaughterS. One of
btliaect mreeemelbyeeras tfboer e4leritaptdionesksh
seriously injured, 41though the other known' - Gederich, having formerly
ear. ,VortunatelY neither occupant waS ,the sons is greci Crich, „wile Is- well
Mrs. R. Davidson to conduct the dee' ear was badly sittaelietl. been in busbess here for a feiv years.
don officer% .Ferne itohh and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs., Erbnd Betties, Tor- Iler husband died. 4 few de-ys before
'Hodge actha as scrutineers. The (lee- 'onto, Sianda•Y, with relatives here., New Year'e trent a heart attack as he
it was Cirtka°18111lig-udt°akSieewils:41111.K-4envY. oWnitstO;ie.4,1111.71,4eugnilerei (41)7 ateretu'o4erfoille •C't :ore'
W. A. Bremner of Seaforth' delivered place oft Thursday afterneon last to the
an excelleuteseemon, taking as his tet, -e3eafortlt cemetery and wase attentled
Our Father." We understand Mr. by membe.re of stee Godoseee Rebekah
Beemner eontinue to supply until Lodge. • ,
conference time Itev: AT. Gale hav-
Sparks, Southampton, visited. best weelc
with her brother; Mr. lyre, Mole, and
Mise Beta Swan, Deb:tore, With her
sister, Mre. Hervey Mole.
M. Wm. CautPtiell a.fter aPending the
whiter at his home in West Wa,wallosb.
has returned to hie farm position at
:Lambeth, near London.
Mrs. 'Crawford returned to her lieme
on Sunday after spendiug the winter
with relatives in Detroit. Mrs. Geo.
Naylor of East Wawatioalt is engagej,.
ae bousekeeper. Miss*Itebecea-Thoraie
eon, St. Augustine, spent MO Or two
days here after Mrs. Crawford's ar-
rival. •
Mr. Phae. Fowler le on 'the sick list
this weeir at his home, requiring 'atop,
tion -from the aocter,
and Mrs, IL 3. L. Belly aed fata-
lly visited _friends and atelatives at
Monitton and Milvertoa.
Mr. °.`Ited" Richardson, 'Stratforti,
visited over the weeleeed With his
•brother, Jack Richardeon. . •
Mr. and Mrs, Relit. IVIekenZie,
Wingham, visited o'er the week end
with4Mr. and Mrs, Otto Popp and ealled
on otherS. tion 'resulted js follows; President,
--The jiladminton- O1ub lield te-eoelal Nirs. •LornesIvere"' (re-eleetea president
evening and election 'a officers last for the fourth term), 1s1 viee-PreSi-
Menday night at the Parish Hail. ' The dent, :Anna .Reed; n4 vicepreeitient,
'officers are; President, Miss .Bernice Mrs. Hodge; secretary-treaaurer, Mrs.
lake, ,vieepresideat, Beth, Bark, sec= a. D. sItlelattrdson directerseltra. W.
retary-treasurer'Arthur Brown; execu- Brown, Mrs. J. J. Ryan, AUSS Cora
tive, ,Stothers, "Frank Eedy and Culbert; sliStriet director, Mrs. Hodge;
A.Iyin Sherwood planlst, Mrs. W. 13rovvii; assistant Plan-
There'S a hint of one case of measles Int, Anna Reed; aUditorse Mrs. -W.
In the village, 11Ope 'all have eullicient- Stewart and Mrs, F. Jon*, convenere
ly recovere1 from the "Ilu" to take on of standing eommittees-pettee, Mrs.
with be next epidemic! •
Miss 'Wilma ' Trelea.vele Toronto,
spent the week end 'with her Paeents,
Mrs And ' Mrs. G, C._ Treleaven, and mmaity activity and relief, Perne,Robb;
sister -Lois, 's education, Mrs.- W. !Stewart,•agric,u1-
Mr, 'Lloyd Brindley, ISheppardten, ture and 'Canadianeindustries, Lorna
visited Mrs ,Chae, Elliot.t on iSunday. Roach; faiwer and visiting, committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed.',Scruton- and little Mrs. Alton, Mrsyopp and Mrs. A.
daughter Marion visited on 'Sunday 'Reach'; program committee, Helen
with' Mr. Scruton's parents at Clinton. Anderson,Mrs. Alton, Mrs. Ryan and
Mr. Melvin 'Reed, of Toronto, spent Verne ,Robb, The ziext meeting will be
tbe week end at his jhome in.the villageheld on Mase 23rd at MrS.,„ C. Alton's.
Mr. ' Campbell Rose, Edmonton, The district annuel is being held sin
his aunt, Mrs. W. R. Andrew, Friday, M.a.y. 31st; at St Helene and
recently, also relatives at AlbumpreviouS to this, on IVIay Oth, Mesdames
Mr.' and Mrs. Ray Black and little .Ivers, eicherdson and .Ryttn vvill at -
'Son, of Lucknow, visited her parents; Mend as the executive from this branch
Mr. and Mrs. David Drrington, on Sun- at Mrs. Fred Oster'esBlyth, who' is dis-
0
triet president._ „
Vtalt,TIOICal 11114 April 29. -Mr.
ate/ Writs1P euug eta family speut
euday Wiutarop.
Ali$* Betty Newtou spent laet week.
with Goderielt frieudie '
Chester Sturdy, velto -hue sheen quite bort'n nglaud eud lived for 11061,0
maltiug satisfactory ecavy 4 time in Toronto told Lueknow.
though, edit eolith:led pretty emelt to father was killed iu action during the
the houee.
CIUN1411:11. WPA-NLIDY rotor
Word wit* received last week
by Mrs. ia1A0 tkibt of thw death, of
her huebitud, Guiltier hatenley Pout. at
Aldershot, England. eluuner Poet wito
Miss DeSale 'Young, who spent the
past nine Monthe with Itiles, Enda John-
eton, has returned hen*.
Miss Ieobel Woods hae talreit a posi-
tien in Currie's bake shop in Gotlerieb,
and Betts- harrie is emPleYed In Wen-
dorf's bakery at Clinton. Both these
bat war; his suotlier livea ha ToroutO
at present
His wife, formerly Elaine Tremblay.
s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11,
Tremblay, South street .
MRS. W. A, (*RIM'
Mrs, W. A. Crieh, of Seaforth, passed
ing tendered his resignationWe are DLIZABETII ELLIOTT ,
sorror!porth7eis l41rve:l,'One,°f'‘tfamllr
oftelrabetl
nhs eonditioOi ai-12,MotheE111ott,of Goder toersassebaybeeseasrve4tuyuiavayenSeterdaApi nhe
beoPle's serfrice will he combined and eighty-sixth year, after, an Hinges of
only six days ° Deceased was the
daughter of the late Thomas Elliott
and -hie wife Jane Curry and she spent
he entire life at the felnilY.eesidenee
Neefoluell; welfare, Mrs. it is boped there will be a goocl turnout.-
ateilrrInept.eovnaenkits, 41trtvoreite:trte9svvetatrreth; e'aenzewasd..
On Wedneaday last Peter Harrison,
teken to Goderich Hospital, Where
heunderwent an operation for aii-
pendicitis: We -sympathize with MU
family, who leave.been hard hit of late,
Mrs. Harrisou having been operated on
less' than two months ago and Mr.
James Heirrison having passed away
in Mardi.
CANADIANS GREATEST—.
TELEPHONE TALKERS
For the eleventh consecutive year
Canadians are rated as 4the World's
greatest telephone talkers -sand continue
to le.ad the people...of the United, ptates
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Metaphor Brilliance
The soapbox orator found nutny
things to erititize.
"And whiitdoswe-dor he cried. ''"W
pursue the shadow, the bubble bursts,
and leave e but ashes itt our empty
handst"'
.No -person Cares to precliot the future trend Of the live .
stock fade because any prediction is liable to be tio,,
optimiStie, or on the ,other hand too. pessimistic. Due .to
war conditions is it not reasonable to 'Suppose that as the
months go 'by demand should increase which in itself.would_
stimniate. trading, and to a, 'large extent absorb our qurpluS
meat products. The first ksential is to, finish your 'live
stock to a point where* it °appeals to the buyers and coin- ".
inauds top quality priees.
• MARKETS:
Toronto is one of- tie best Live Stock Markets in Pan-
ada, has excellent aetioniModation coinfortable quarters'
free running water and scales that are tested and inspected
• regularly' by the Inspector of Weights and Measures. ° A .
niarket where buyers assemble from outside cities, towns
and 'villages,, buyers ,front. ,,numer‘irtis.„,„ packing plants in -
Ontario, as well as .Wholesale butchers and buyers for
American and British markets.
. SALtOMANSH/P
Can you afford to neglect seeing to it that your live stock, Is
Ikon old?sThe Public Market provides,- the only reliable and up-to-
1atOservire. foe .merchandising your live Stock. Our ,salesmenpwith
expert knowledge of eourraerelal live Stook,are,1» a position'to render
a teat Oervice to, producers, and your interests fully proteeted' Itt'
struct your: !shipper or truck &Wet( to nsign your gtoek to us and
have it sold On the Open Market for the bight, price available. It
will i)ay •yon to get in tonelt with, 10. .,Teleplione tyndlninzt 1143 or
1144, or write us.
,
Your patronage s icited and linpreciate&
The United Farmer's Co.Operatilie
it
Comtiany Limited. ,
LIVE $TOOK IMPARTAILUT West Toronto
•
NILE
• -NILE, May 1.-Irt looksasif. the Nile,
road is .gelng-to be treated to a coat
02 .tarvig, as the „grader • may .be seen
two or three times a day "preparing
mid leveling the road surface. It cent
COMO oosoofl. - • .
GeoeRutled,ge,started on the land en visiting relatives
Monday, April 22nd: then others Er= Oursleepest sym,pathy is extended to
were seen. Theland is in excellent Mr. and Mrs Harvey Fisher and family
in the death of Mr, Pisher's mother, the
late Mrssalicob Fisher.. , • .
Red Cross Renort.-The local branch
of the Red 'Cross Society was organized
LEgBURN
. (Intended for •last week) s _
DIDEBtiON, -April22-.-Miss Olive
, ..
•Tielib'orne of ,poderie# was • a visitor
here -on Sunday.
Miss Greee_Hunter is at Stratford
condition and never worked better; the
,eight frosts seem to keep, the top loose.
Sucker and innilet fishing is the order
ofthe da now and people from all.
Parts are fishing. at Port Albert. The
away by _ton -February 13th. Shim:tents have been
little smelts are being aken. aw
thousands. 7 1314yfadpeyjaains 'f°41$1,°Wgs,.:13; _OanirS4:4;11Writti6etPsa,irls
Mr. Alex. Watson is busy these.days scarf. On -March p30--6 pairs of psJaine'
doing custom work with his tractor. 'as, scarf, 3 pears of socks. '
Apnil-
Mr. ROSS, Taylor had him do a large 25- pairs socks, 12 pairs socks; 1 kneet
field of sod, took only few
hours. eaane4, dsopeo4rs Jtfistlete. :Let, us, all try.'
Mr. Stanley MeGrattee,. who has Seen vvsLa, meetine„„Aine4ss,41 and
employed at Delhi for the past Year, is helpful meeting of the :Women's Ills -
at' present at home with his parents sionarY Society was conducted at the
Imre., Miss Emily McGratten alsoZShome of Mrs and eirsyL., E. Bogie, With
,home 'with her parents; An attendance of twelve members, four
Mr. Hoy' 'Girvin has disposed ° of :a visitors and two. children. Mrs. Tom
purebred Durham bull .calf to a Dur- Bogie was leader of the devotional
ham -breeder near Exeter. period. • Prayer for our anxious and
Mr. D. MeDiarmid has purchasea a
purebred Durham' bull, which' Was de- troubled world was given by Mrs.
Hamilton Oltitton. Mrs. Sallows took
livered last Week. ,- •
Mr. D. MeGratten lost a 'whole litter. Part in the Bible reading, which was
read responsively from Ephesians '2.
of pigs last week. At the rate pigs There eves reeorded' a resolution of re-
tire dying hogs ought to be a better gret in the Passing away' of a beloved
price.
' Miss Pearl...Room of Goderich IS meniber, Mrs Irving Hunter. Mrs.
Sallows wasappointed a delegate to
visiting . this week With Miss _Minnt
ie ee,
i,
Currie, , ----se- e Presbyterial meting at tSeaforth' on
April 23rd, A letter was read. from
It was stated in . the Auburn news .mra.
last week that Mr. Cameron Rose, son (Rey.), Pomeroy, thanking th
of Hugh Rose, at one time. 4 resident
of Ebenezer, Visited George Rutledge of
Nile. Mr. Rutledge sake he did. not.
have a 'visit from Mr. Rase but would
like very much to see him, as he was
a small boy. when. he left these parts.
KINGS13RIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE,. llilay 1.. -,-Mr.-; wiu
Dalton and fandly, Mary Margaret; -Ot
Detroit, and. Mark and -Eugene, of_As-
suniption:4College, Windsors motered
ome-fer the -week -end --
Mrs. 41n1, Sennett of Gerrie visited
with. Mr. and Mre. Robert Howard On
Sunday..
Miss Agnes King of T..eeeteatet is,
visiting with her- Sister, Mrs.. Blaise
'Martin. -- - , s , . se
ssm_e_Pats Pardo-of-DetrOits-Was'-a •. ileid,'whielasoecurredsontiesdase April
week -end .guest with air. and Mrs.. 4. ci"eord, was the result of a heart condi-
C.. Dalton. ,
3,4...
Wilfred 0,114:flighlin 02 Deivoit tion with which the deceased had, sutf.
viliited. the home 'folks over the sweek - fei'ed far. two Years. •Mr. Fielder, who
eed. ' 4 was 0native of Ashfieid, was In his
'Mr% 'Terry Dalton ig spending ZWeelt thirty eighth yearlie is survived bY
with' her brothetS,Mr. King,. Of Wing, ahis wx_i_dssrxe,yfedernmgerelbyllaren . also' by Jimwn;
Miss Allie Brown,
ham. ' .' ' .
, Miss katheline 'Costello of London father, George W, 'Fielder, and a bro-
visited"legt Week -end With her coueins, the; John, of Ashflelarandli'arSiSte'VS'.
the 0'11201in% • 1VIrs. Wan.' Culbert Of Saskatchewan,
..6, . . •
mes, Herman Lenteoetns ' end son Mis..Balfour Simpson. and Mrs Perey
Wilfred. of Walkerton, %ore the .guests Shields of A.ehtield, and aire. John Dur
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o» ,seneo., of meand mete Dewy rOWS of Goiderich, The funeral was held
Dalton. . , - rrlday afternon,_ ' .- I g all other cases, -our Officers should
. 'Messrs. 13111 ThemPson and Bill Ross" eonducted by Rev. W. P. Newtften of tardeeize that our visiters are .doitie
1
of GOderich were lately out 'this "WO n-tulgah4103- and the pallbearers, being exaedy what. we. ourselves do When . we ,
ori a :fishing expedition. . , - . . joen Fielder,. William McCann, John visit theta, in merely earrying,iway a I 1
• Well-scted Play, ---The three act coin- 'Burrows, 113111161' Moore= James Brawn sotivetar of some attractive view." --
edy, "The Mack Derby," was 'cleverly I and William. Brown, Interment was In ' --- -•:------- -- -- •
presented . here on Monday night 'hy Dungannon: cemet'ery. FORGET TIIEllt OWN WRITINGS
it is recorded tbat one evening; While
the Port Albert Draniatie. Club; The • s'-' ' -e's
reading the paper to Congfellow, his
play was -spiced with- sufficient laughs ' MACARONI . WITH , ,titvce read with. much. expression At
to. make it thoroUghly enjoyed by all. MUSHROom "p6ette genii". from s the Poet's Corner.
- k BENMILLER Longfellow exPrisesed \vertu adrairatiole
on the I3ayileld oad. She was a Mem----
ber of the Bayfield Anglican church and
tookTan active interest in all church
affalrs, Surviving are seven sisters
and 'a brother : Tae Misses Margaret,
Caroline, Rebecca, Sarah, Emily and
FrIlnee$ EniOtt, Mr& '4Alex.
and a brother, William J. Elliott, all
.a ,Vv4atia live in. Goderich toWnshils
An older sister predeceased miss Ea
-
Rat. .
. A private funeral 'service was -held
at the family ,home on. 'Monday after-
noon April 22nd,' Rev .^ 3. Graham of
the
noon,
Anglican ehereli officiating.
by qutte`a margin, according to fi'211144.8
juetreleased by the -statistical division
The pallbearers were Herbert McGreg-
or Donald 'alacKenzie,Alfred Warner,
of the American Telephone -and Tele- •
graph -.company. This- breage.sth
record up to.January, 1939. ,
Oti the average each person in Can-
, ,
dila in 1938 placed .235.- telepliene calls
as compared with the previous year.
These figures conipare with 223 for the
United. Steles.' Next in -*vier come
Denmark with 1.85;r•Sweclen with .181
and Nortatty with 96 yearly conversa-.
tions per capita.
Cauada reeks fourth in the matter
of telephone development with 12.13
telephonei' per hundred- .of population,
First is the United States with 15.37
followed by Sweden with. 12.73, New
Zeal nd '12 69 na. Denmark in fifth
a . a
place with 11.61. Apparently the, dicta-
tor countries do their talking by means
other than- the telephone, for 'Germany
with 5.20, Italy with. 1.41 and Russia
with 0.75 telephones per 100.populatioh
rank far down the .
Anmeg• the larger Canadiatt
'Toronto and Vancouver lead in the
Matter of telephone development .Both
record 26.34 telephones per 100 papule- Ir. -pending a Year in Toronto came to -
don. Washington D.P. leads•with 40.14
1V,alter JamesJoung. and Sam -
110 Westlake. sInterment wag,IILEa„*-
deid. cemetery. • e
01.1.11.•••••••••••
.„ LEE HAN
Lee Han', Chinese; who for nearly
thirty years had operated ajaundry on
East street, dted suddeely'early-Thurs-
day evening from heart seizure. Lee
Han had -been in,poor health for the
last few weeks, but had gone about his
work in his ushaticheerful manner until
the tinie of his death. An eleven -year-
old lad, Billy Ruffel, was the only,pere
ions present .tvlien Lee, Han suddenly
took ill, shortly ' after his Supper, In
his laundry shop. The boy ran next'
door and called his father, who- im-
mediately suminoned a doctor, and the
strickensman was reradved to Alex-
andre Hospital in .an invalirl'ear. He
lived only an 'hour and . a -bale in- the
hospital before passing stway.,
Lee Han was born 'in Canton provhice
of China seventy-two years ago. - Hei!
came to this country in 1911 and after
daelaNdlenod =1;
belirrnd, nisdeindhi a sift
Lee Bea was melt Wass lips Oa,
average Mime" hohss six lest SIMI
lathes tall and ,weighlag 11111 mod&
only two relatives survive in dds
,otintry, ens living in Toronto end sap
other in /onset. A wife and two soma
survive in Chino.
Me neighbor* kiwi" hiss as a kindir
luau who often made WW1° the*
children. To relieve hie loneliness his
kept a sort of menagerie, with eilluearias,
love birds, pigeons, eat*, dogs and.
vhiekeus, and at one time a spat.
The funeral service was heid oa nu*
day afternoon at Cranston's funeral
parlor, with Be''. D. J. Lane officiating.
Many people who had established a
friendship, with the genial Chian's:in
attended the iferviee. The Pallbearer*
were Fred Wong, Waltnr Wong, Chung
Tong, Henry Chiang, Ross Luey, end
'Sam Lee, all 14 Goderhfla. Interment
WO$ in !.14tit1in1 rereikery, where, the
remains will lie'•until taken to China
to be interred in the land of Lee Ilan'S
ancestors,
IN TIT MARLBOROVOli LINK'
(Minneapolis Ster4otirnal)
As a descendant f Marlborough,
England's greatest soldlerChurchill
has_ the, tradition, experience iami.
(temperament feif-military Ieriderehip.
Ile ina.y not alter Brititinae essential
war Policy. , of - blockade and slew
strangulation -et0erniany, but ,lte will
ail least dress lt With more of the color
and litre that 'the people want, end will
seek to give them more tangible proofit
of British progress lir this 'curiously ,
uneraraatic war.
Public Scho'
CONCERT
Prepared by the toile:Whig
schools: •'No. 1, 2, 5; 6, Godetieh
ISM). No. I, Colborne Twp.
to he held in
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while next in line come San Francisco „ •
with 38.53 and. Stockholm with 38.28!
Of interest is the fact that North
America's 21,617,000 instruments are
more than half the .world's 41,090,000'
telephones. New York •City with 1;-
632,000 telephon,es has 273,000 more
than all Carted& with 1,359,000 instrus
nwnts. -
NO BAN ON USE OF.
CAMERAS BY ,TOURISTS
TORONTO, A_Pril 27.-eAttorneyeGen-
ladies for he card they had sent her eral Conant aas issued the following'
81116 she had her arid brawl; The ,statenient regarding •the use of cameras
treasurer reported that $14.4Q was, sent by tlited.States tourist visitors to On-
.4waysforstlieslast-foue-months: This ,tarlo „this years-
was considered to be a good donation "In the course of the next few weeks,
The synopsis of the study book was the Province if Ontario will begin
given by the president The meeting again the pleasant dutY of acting as
closed with singing and the Lord's host to thousands Of residents' of the
Prayer. 'The ladies . were pleased to United States Ipending their holidays,
have with' them Mrs. W. Strachan and in this Province. There .18 no,, more
Mrs. R. -.Parrish; from Godericie and enjoyable task undertaken by the
'Mrs : Johnson -and -Mrs.- B..Bogte,.of--people.-of Ontario than the desire to
Nile. Luneh. was served and a soeisa please their American guests. While,
time sPent, sincethe summer of 1939, the Domin-
ime:sofanada has -assumed -the -re-
sponsibilitY et •associating hers,elf with
theellnited Kingdexii and France in the
meatst•ruggler'(anada'a role ag) a
'host to its great and friendly Ain:orient
neighbor is not in the least affected by
this new Obligation.' • "
-.Litw-entoreenienr,zfdrers throughout
the -Province will appreelathwith tact
and dipl-onntey, the courtesy which we
sincerely deffio extend to our attests,
and will realize Useessthe friendtv and
adnatring' gesture -a-skan American
visitor who wishes to, photograph an
intereeting Ontarlas'etene, le simply a
comatinent to the natural beauty of
the Province. . • -
In 'those isolated eases where scene
degree of 'caution and prohibition may
be required, we kno0 Without doubt
that our American gliests" will ender -
stand and, wilt hilly co operate but, in
,PORT ALBERT
Death of George Wesley Fielder -
The stiaden death. of George Wesley
Fielder, of the at concession of Ash -
Praclistunit and July
l'huory-Jun.' lativ, 14th, aid 1311e
Applications end fees 'must teeth
the Consgsstety not later than e
MAY 1,5th, 1946
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•14/2 package mak macaroni
1. onion '
2 ounees better
4. ',tablespoons dil-
a slices of bacon*
0 ouneea of -dried ainishro °II'S -or
1 lb, of fresh mushrooms
Pew *rigs parsley
sis Salt and pewter '
'Chap the onion, parsley and bacon' put
itt a saucepan with. putter, oil, saltand
pepper and let fry until the onion be
-
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rooms (if they are dried mushrooms,
they intist\ be parboiled). If instead
they ar& frellt thenthey must be
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drained and at into small pieces, Cook,,
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sauee over .the anacaroni already separ-
ately eooked. This recipe, will serve;
four.
for the poem, andlnquired ash(' wrote
it. .
• deENMICLE'R, April 30. ---Miss Jean
Mckie of °Toronto visited over the
weekend .with ale, and Mrs. A.
iStraughan.
The Women's Association will Meet
in the thurelt on Wednehlay, :kitty ,lst.
Hostessee are Mrs. MeCabe, Mrs. Mas -
'ken and Miss Annie Baxter. A quilt
'will also be quilted. -
Mrs. J. 4 Long spent the weekend
in Toronto: - •
Miss Maedel of Goderieh spent a few
days in tenmiller last Week.
11;v. IL* G. and MO., Iltizelwood hatj
as their guests over the Aweek-end Mr.
Harry Devana and Misg Jean Anderson
of Toronto. • '
Mr. and afre. Courtland Kerr visited
last, Wednesday at Exeter with Mrs.,
Kerr and Loretta.
•
nieee laughed. "Yu del," she
said. "It is one 'of yours'!" .
The ineident reminds,one .of SitajlaV
e-. pet enea of Whittiers.'To. al" Ens-
lishman .who *visited him, .Whittier
pressed suricrise that his guest should
knoW so inuelt of his poetry by
"I vvonder,',!. said he, "that thoit should.
st burden thy memory with all that
rhyme. It 13 not well Wham toonitteh
of it ; better get ‘rid Of it ,as. soon as
passible. Why, 1 ean't remember any
of it. I once went to hear a wonderful'
orator, and he 'wound up hiqstspeeelt
with a poetical quotation, and 1 clapped
with all my inigslit, iSoine one tonehed I
me oh the shoulder, and Paid, 'Do 'you
know wlio wrote tbat'i" 1 said, 'No; tut
It good It seems Mall, had Written
it myself !“---Chrlstian Science Monitor
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