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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-07-25, Page 3HURON COLiNTY FOREMOST wEEA. NINIXasS (ND 74Besit. NO. 30 GODERICH ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 1940 1. Rosiness Directory ItUDItEtY 11014,11ES W Barrister, Etc. Ofilese---g- teUrt" House, cOoderiets Telephone 015. rtismsT 11..14E4 „Barrister and Solicitor — Aan Life Building, Adelaide and Vic, toria Strobes Toronto 2 TeWthone Elgin 0301. ofteeneenisnosineme tiRGEON I. D. HUSTON, H.V.iet • •Fik BettIsb. Exchange .110$4 9 .0 dert eh, 110 . 601 CHARTERFtb ACCOLINTANT MONTEITH and, MONTEITH, 'am Chartered. Aeceinttaits 7. DoVenite street. Stratford , Toronto 0510e: 302 Bar Street "••••••••••••••••••••••rm..irisris •AiDtriONEEEING THOMAS GtUNDRY, GODERIOH, LIVE 411.1vo4tw, AND IttENERA.L- ALIC/TIONMit sr- tis Telenhene 119 attesed-tu. Itnywbere --and ' every effort made to Alve satisfaction. ,ParMers' sale..notes ditscOunted. 0.01WONA ANT, LICEN,Sui) AUOMIONEER FOR HURON COUNTY A satisfactory, courteous service for Varm, pxopertY or Household ates Reasonable. ' ' , -111-ED-XCAL-- , J.1R. OW:OSTER, EYE, sEARs. M. • , NOSEsTaROAT s„Iiitt,e- House --Surgemi ...New York e 'Ophthalmic and 'Aural; Hospital, as alstant at Moorefield Erte-HanDital and Golden SquareThroat' Hospital, Io* don, 'England. ° . tans TESTED,144Selsi8 ,(4 surmspilD - .5$ Wathrloo Street S., Stratford.. Telephone $7. . • Net visit Bedford "Hotel, Goderick, Wednesday, September -25, from 2 It.* till 5 p.m. " ' .••••••••••••tAs•••••••••• • 4 DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER CElptOrItAcTOR AND' Ditt'01.4ESS , THERAPIST ' ,Gosierleb, , - Office honrti-10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 15 • and 7, to B p.m., Tuesday, .griday and Sattirday. 10 to .12 a.m. only on 'Weattesdey, .Monday and Thursday ut Mitthell. _ 01. South St. INSURANCE . liNeEILIJOP MUTUAL FIRE IN - sin St,(RANCl3) CO.---garm and 'so - ;Med town properts,, insured; - otheeno-vdmam Knox" Poesilident, Isondeeboro ; W. R. .4.04bala, Vice - President, •Selatiorth.; M. A's Reid, Manager and Secretary -Treasurer; Sea- • forth. • '' Direetorti-Alex. Broadtoot, 'sea - tooth.; Jtemitss Connolly, - Goderieli ;• Ohris. Leonhardt, Bornholrar Alex. Ata0trAgt IktAk; McGregor, OUnton; ThironM074,Morlate Sealorth ; Ungli, Alexander, iWattott;- Wm. Knox, tontlesboro ; W. R. Archibald, Seaforth. - Agents -E. A. Yeo, 13--.0stderieh4 James' "watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper, RM. Brucefield it, F. MeKereher, (R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas.- F. Hewitt, 'Kin- -eardine' It 'tt• jarmuth UR 1 Born- holm. , , . Potter -holders ean make all Par - motto and get their curds recelpted at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin OUtt's Grocery, Itingstott Street, ,Goderich, or Reld's General. store, Bayfield. sTRATForcui 60DEmott • c0Abli LINES Daily 7,30 am., 4.25 p.m.s-Leaves Gedelsiths„ for Stratford, Toronto; .13uffido, London, 'Detroit, Tavistock and Woodstock. Depot' - Bedford, British and Royal Hotel% Phone hotels or 305 for information. Throngs Attend Funeral at Clinton avid Cantelon, Voter= Produce , Dealer, Former Warden of Huron County CLINTON, july most large- ly attended funeral in the recollection' of Clinton „residents was that of David Cantelon,'noted protium dealer, bela this (Sunday) afternoon. Local and county Police were assisted by metnbers of the lire -company in regulating automobile traffic- at the residence; Raglan -street, anik at all intersections. as ,the more than long line of ears inoved.slowly away to the place of burial in Clinton Cemetery. The funeral service was conducted by A. Lane, of "Wes1ey4Wi1lii *United chureli, .at the residence and graveside, and the burial service of the Orange Order was cOnducted by Joseph Carson, of--Western- Ontario. -Ontario. Approximately 100 members of Clinton and neighboring lodges sur- rounded the, grave. • The honorary pallbearers were: George H. Elliott, ',Clinton, Wilmot Haacke, Goderich township, .and A. E. Erwin, Bayfield, Vast county wardens.; Edward""Floody, sr., Edward Ftoody, jr., Toronto; Col. II, T. Rance, G. D. .McTaggart and J. P. Sheppard, Clinten. active pallbearers,: W. S. R. Holmes, N. W. Trewartha, Wiuiam Walker,. .Mervyn Hanley, W: 11. Itellyar, Falconer, Edward Morrison and T. A.,Sutter. FlOwer-hearers---were:-.1r. .J. Sehoenhals, •Jaraes Turner, Thomas Deeves, Perey Liv.eamapre, .Norman Your 1Zwit Visit to to5,,toNTo. Try ,- 140-TEtilf4VElitlEY 'Located' on Wide Spadini Ave. • at College St. * Easy parking Facilities • Comisenient to Hiihwaye • • „Single. S21550to 0 to55240 0 Kates-Doub5 le - . NO to Nom, OM to OA • Close to the University, Pa rl i atm e nt Buildings, MaPie Leaf Gardens, Th eat hes,. Hospitels, Wholesale •Houses,' And the • Fashionable ,Retail • ph o'ppi im District,. -A. M, POWELL, PRESIDENT — • ItleCULLOUGH-REEAU Mr. and Mrssret Mortimer Bezkau of Witchener, formerly of Vroclerieb, en. •nolutee the marriage of their daughter, Mildred, of Clinton, te Mr. Flank. Me- '•Cullough ,of Holmesville, son a Mrs. Lillian McCullough of Regina, Sa14:9 and the late G. E. McCullough. The marriage took, place at the parsonage of Central United church, 'Stratford, O1 June -Rh, Rev, David, Wren of - **tug. • lavermore, iiercy Glidden, . •Lloyd Stewart, Eddie Elliott, Orval Lobb and James Elliott. ,Friends were In attenaance from Mgan <centres, Toronto, London,' Orillia, Goderleh 'and other plans. - • Activelo the Last Ur. „ Cantelon died - stuldenlY on Thursda,y morning while supervising, the loading of hogs- at the C,N.It, -stock ,yards. Death followed a• heart attack: bis ninety-third year, he was 'web - ably the oldest stock dealer * active ,businests in Canada. , Tiiii-newfirlra-extensive7deiler,an exporter of apples, . Mr.. 'Cantelon had often been referred to as "Apple Ring" Cantelon. • Be was,a son of David Cantelon and Mary Ann Cook Cantelon, pioneers of Goderich township, and was born 1n that township in November, 1847. s His wife, the former Annie Cantelon, vvhom,he tnarried in the early 70's, died twelve years:ago. Ile served the Mown. of Clinton as councillor, reeve and mayor and. was *Warden of Ilaron 'County in 1914. Ile was an enthusitiStie Orangeman, a member of Murphy 1.40.11-, 710, Clinton: -The Twefftli of July cerebration this year was the that but one that he had been unable to .attend 'since he • joined the order at0 twenty-one years of age. He had not been feeling well ..on the morning of ' the 12th and decided to remain at 'imme. Ile was staunghly • Conservative in ;politics and was a member of the United church, formerly Methodist. There survive ,one son, •William, in .A.1b-eia; tivo7dalighteiVAliss Dolly, at homeissand----Ittrs.-A-.--:Wectherwastissof- Orillia. •, rellim.16minainninimmoraelm . W. Criigie I INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Gt �w Aurti)Tin-olile-rtitie-i- -PhIme 24 , Ogderich AMMON. Nelson Hill Fire, Accident and Meter' Car • INSURANCE OffiCei--Masonic-Temple, Weet Street, Gederich Phone 230 GODERICil WO-SEWELL A. pretty 'Wedding took place at the '.home of Mr.,: and Mrs. William H.- Jewell, t %Thorne township, on Satur:- day %morning, when their daughter, • EffieM., was united in marriage to T. Franklin Yeo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Yee of (Goderich towns'hip. The home, prettily: decorated- With seasonal flowers;, Presented a lovely setting for the ceremony. The bride was daintily gowned in silk net over white satin •with a Shoulder-Ieegth veil. -She car- ried a bouquet of red roses and gypso- philia. The hridesmaid, Miss Bernice Hoggarth, cousin of the bride, w‘prean orelsid ?Mk—net over taffeta, She car - Tied a bouquet of pink roses apcl wore te garland of pink sweet peas her hair. Rev. 11. 'Hazelwood, of Benmiller„ performed the eeremony, and Miss. Margaret4Lason; of Goderleh, Was the pianist. A delightful, wedding- break- fast at wh'elt we uresent several re- latives an int ate- friends, of the assail. - . p. J. 1?):4,1V . Real Estate„nnei• Insurance ce. and Residence: 11 Trafelga.r Street Pliene ' 063 FOR SALE---kHolisea of all kinds, elnaiee building , lots, business property and sever... good farms `Me. iSt..•.)w you- Wratie -real °,-bargeinss_ nitY ,now. T • yiefteamme• memmealeauesser PHONE THEATRE 47 Now° Ilathhentt in "R10"-adde4 attraetien-"Call , .Messenger." • MON. TUES.' AND WED. "GULLIVER .S TRAVELS". 1WhilwAY attfi 'farttaSy in their most fa'seinating form again, come Ithe.,,screen lifaxrieleber's new and- amazing anlimarted (lateen attraction. Peatuiring the voices ' JESSICA DRAGONETTE and LANNY ROSS TOUR. AND SAT. "VIRGINIA CITY" Wrimegromummaromorripirmilir roairing rooted 'notion . . lifted out of history's page into , the !living breathing present. A s•ereett nutstespietie. ip IVA klYnneeirtilritim 11001tins-Itatidelph Scott -Alan Hale and *fink McHugh Conling-"SattIrtlitett Children" with Anne Shirley Matinets Wed. Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. bride and_groom, was served by three lrl_fsztenakstitst,e co-U.-Ple departed likthe afternoon on an , Sunday's Patriotic 1 LITTLE Kuutua. Rally at 'Clinton KNows ITS PRIENDO I Live Oatheing under County* Auspices Pledges Devotion to, 'Britain's. Pause WINOITA31, July 21.--2-Wingliam's population swelled to mere than 7,500 as the 'town 'played host today to 5,000 patriotic eitimas of Heron &witty. Veterans o the first Great War front all parts of the eounty marched irt line with Wingltant'S 09t1x BatterY1 n.C.A. of tile NA-t.A.Itt., 110 strong, under Major Gorg1.3 W. Howson. Bands in attendance were from BlYth, Clinton, Brussels and Luckhow,, in addition to the,Wingitam hand. Warden George Feagan welconied the gathering and explained. that Huron. County Council lit voting $27,00,0 to the - war„ effort Was, backing this with „ the 111.414Revnin. -e4 • • (0.-4,0;t1tlaglier, of st. Pu].'0 Anglican elturch, -Winghom, peke on 'eternal Seeurity and especially warned tbe Huron county gather& to be on the lookout for fifth colu ists. "We must be'ou guard within," he deelared, "as • well as without". nor',. W. A. Beecroft, of the Ilnited church, urged the kindling of a patri- Otte spirit *his address on "War Ser- vices." • - Details of the Britisn .ehild guest scheme were outlined by Mrs. M. Chaf- fee, 'of-the-flit:iron County Children's AJUSerelety. An appear was made 13Y the speaker for those who take these gttests to use deep understanding with., the children and to encourage them to write home; eo, that their 'feelings in being safe in Canada May help to -en- courage those fighting in ,Britain's home _front '• . • Hitler's Threats Major .1% T. Boivanan, ' of London spoke on "The 'War as I 'See ItHe ulgerliglisteners to be prepare or --whatever inarcome.--15Direrthings mar come now that Hitler_has inade his threats, and perhaps freed what' he eallA his conscience for the next step, which may mean bombing of helpless wOmen and children of,Britain or per haps the use of polion gas. -Might IS notright," declared. Major Bowman, "but Might is right, when used in de- fence of the weak. We must do alibi our power toshelp Britarn to- fight this great battle for clemecraci;" • Major Beattie, 'of • London, spoke prieny on MO splendid enlistment from Huron cotitity and praised the veterans a the erst Great War for their .spirit -in this, One. • motion of Reeve R. g. Hethering- ton, K.C.,•ef `Whigham, and Reeve nay.i.: mond Redmond, of East"Vrawanosh, the' assemblage went on record 'pledging 'continued lo,yalty and devotion to King and Empire.. -•.:The `resolution made mention. Of •-th...,present .tritietif tzne pointing out `41-t,Will-take all the cour, age, tenacity, inveativenesss and skill of which we are possessed to bring victory over a -repress fi;ve." A littpetfor France Smpattii, for the comIttleee2p_rpstees extended wedding trip; from w,hicirthey are expected to return at the end of this week:- The bride's travelling cos- tume was a ",mistebiue" ensemble with burgundy aeeesgories and a silver fox fur, • the grooM's gift. Mr. and-, Mrs. Yeo will reside In Goderich. township. Bride -elect Honored • Miss Effie M. jeitell, whose marriage :to 'T. Franklin Yeo, Goderich township, took -plaee ,Sa.turclay morning, was. the recipient of two pre -nuptial showers • In Goderich last week. Miss Bernice Hoggarth gave a miscellaneous' shower and Miss Margaret Mason a kitchen. shower in honor of the bride-to-be. ' On Wechiesday afternoon last week, the ' bride'S• Mother, Mrs. William Jeweils entertained over thirty friends of the bride at a tea at her -home in Colborne town -Ship. - • SALVATION ARMY PICNIC Over eighty ehildren were guests et the local 'Salvation -Army corpa at the Army's annual picnic, held at Harbor Park on Thursday afternoon last. The weather Ivens' ideal as the children frolicked over the green lawn of the park, enjoying races and novelty games. The rate results were as follows• : Primary, Bobby Bell, Jean Warner; Captain Bragg's Class, June Lynch, Josephine Littlechild ; Mr. Haldane's class, Gordon Crawford, ten Mullibs; Laverne Fisher's class. Phyllis Car- rick,. Marjorie4•Baxter-;-• Fred- Jewell's class, David o'Llarriek, Bobby 'Carrick ; Bible class, Glady8 'Selling, Nora Willis;- jelly -bean -race, boys, Bobby Bell; girls, Evelyn 'Sproule soda bis- cuit race, iNdra Willis ; baetZwards and fOrwards race, Lieut. H. MeLean, Clin- ton, and Miss BettY Vernier, Toronto ; gumdrop nee, Phyllis:Carrick. • An enjoyable .box limch was eaten In thetpavilion in the evening. • Captain • K4 Farmer, corps officer, was in eharge of the gathering', assisted by Laverne Visher, Y.P.S.M., and Violet Larder, - treasurer. • Bilious Attacks Liver Complaint Biliousnoss itts-justs another naind ,!or a clogged or sluggish *tier, It is a very eonneen eoreplaint, but eto,„. I be quiekly remedied by etimitlating :the flow of bile. This mottos the I asourantatta ratio, the poisons, arti !tattled out of the eyetts am the liver im41 are relury'ed aria itiimid , I Vilbnritii lAtilakv*.PflqsiekPIt Ana eidi'ven. the sluggish liver, ppert. ing up every 'theme', by, •eatttung a. free flow of 'bile an.d thus cleansing ;the liver of the clogging impurities. 14 They are mall and tato to Ulm. flo not grip, "'Won or siaalla. 7-xfubitrak �o., to, ioki4c4 Ingratitude is (I thing often found ming bursai. belugs, hut seldom 410 umb animals fail to show their gratduluess for a kinduess: Sueit the ease with a small black. squirrel recently befrhientla eby MrS,.. John Vick - and her larailY,itot4Conolltg street, as' it lay in the direst straits in which. a lively -squirrel CouldAnd bereft of the use of one of its limbs. The squirrel ovas brought to the Vickers homeby a neighboring small boy who bail discovered it IYing 1.110/(1 a tree, from which it, had apparently fallen, with one of its front legs almost torn trent Its hotly. Reallsilv she could do little, in the way of binding, up the broken ' limb, Mrs. .3/Jokers sent her Son 'Donald with the squirrel ,to Dr.j. -W`. Wallace, the nearest phisician. Wallace immediately amputated * the leg , and ' bound the wouil1.--M-74E-nex ew ays Vickers fed' the animal and watchetl it to see that the "wound should heal properly. 'When.. she set tile souirrttl free it showed no inclination to leave, but bounded around ' the lawn and verandah of the house on its three legs in great glee. ' Now the squirrel is an almost eonstant cempanion of Mrs. Vickers as she goes about lier house- hold duties and will allow itself to be fed and fondled by any Member of the family, showing no inclination to return to the wild life It led previous tolts-accident afar `it*E4-egffiat 'Frei:ten freedom may be restored' wasacontained in the pledge. COMmendation was expressed for the Work of. the Government and a strong suggestion was made that petty Politics be put aside, Conservation campaigns were urged airti the evacuation of Eng- lish ehildren to , • Canada roundly praised, with an- assurance of the willingness of Huron eminty dawns to 'co-operate. • We fight forthe destruction of 'Nazi- ism and Fascisra. ,Our victory will be such as to create a new order in Europe which. will establish. permanent peace, prosperity and progress for all the races of mankind to render it impossible for any unscrupulous monster to arisefrom the gutter and- threaten with extinction -the- highest Jena of eiviiization so far developed among men. We can- •not,-- we must _net, WO` dare': not fail," the pledge declared. • • oBriruA4y MRS. PETER McGILL , The death of Susanna Marie Carney, wife of Peter MeGill, who resided near ShepPardton fora -nninher of years, occurred' in a Guelph hospital on Sat- tirday morning, following a five months' illness. Deceased was born in:Weston, Ont.,. and as young girl moved with her parents to a farm near` Sheppard - ton. After her marriage to Peter MC-- • Gill she lived, in Western Canada for a number "ofr years. and-refirined-ept seven years, ago to reside at Aston. Surviving, besides her husband, is a 'bro thItich a rds at -Sheppard ten? The remains were brought,here•on ,Satufday evening, via CNA,- and the funerat 'service was held on Monday 'moroing at 'St. Peter'a• church, where requiem • high mass • was sun v by Rev. C. Nagles ,The pallbearers were Benhon, Josephstendt-Itatry Chisholm. Interment was in Colborne R. C. ceme- tery., A. D. LEITCH • . The death of Arehibald Dougal Leitch, in his eighty-first year, occurred .the home of Mrs. Williatia•Fiarrison, &littera, on Friday Morning last. Mr. -Leitch had 'been in poor health for the last 'two months. spending part of that time in Alexandra Hospital.. Ite was born in the township of Vaughan and in his earlier days he farmed but later wag engaged lu railway work., Ile moved to Goderich eight•years ago and bad lived with his neph.ew, Mr. A.rehle Haddon, Nelsen street, during most of that time. He was a former member of theltineardine Orange Lodge. 'Sur., viving is a daughter, Mrs. Ernest Liske (Clara); .ofsliradford,-, two sons, Wil- liam og Toronto and Joseph of Rin- eardine, and -.sister, Mrs. Harry li,teyers .(MarY) of Detroit. A, funeral service wal, held tit Wheeler's funeral parlor on ,Saturday evening, ,Itev. J. Laue ollielating. The remains were taken. en Sunday to Ilona Head, where a service was held in Sf. aohuls Aikg•II- an drivel" and .interment. was made itt St. joseph's cemetery, Dotal Ileads FUNERAL OF LATE P. E. IViceOlt AT OAMPBELLFORD (From The Campbellferd Herald, Jely 18) , The funeral of the late Provincial ConStable Perc,y E. McCoy was con. • • • I in Christ church, Campbellford, in----Sunday---aftetnotansslase-stes-ver Stole 200 and Didn't Know- It Makes Restitution and Receives Suspended Senteme-Doings in Weekly Court "Liquor is the eause okell thitt an'a :troubles o L 111 Daneey, N.01 Counsel for ,Williamt' ,Shepparil, told .MagiStrate bonal4 smith in weekly POlice,Court last ThursdaY. " Sheppard, a well-connected, young- quisinese, nun of Chantal* was • up for sentenee' for' stealing $200 eaSle-from .the Itrenuer House, Grand Bend, at whieh be best been vaeationing. A week previous be bad pleaded guilty to the eharge. "Ile didn't know what he Was doing. doesneven remember taking :tile money. Ile aoesn't remember being in .London, where he spent the money en uor and Where, he 'was arrested," ad,1ed Mr. Dancer,' "Ite was be tuldled."- 44 „, Letters from Rent County • Crown Attorney, the treasurer of the tounty, Chatham's chief' -constable and others attesting to • aecused's character were produced, as was one to the effect that Sheppard Was on call with the It.0.4.1%, • Restitution had been made ,and ceUrt eosts paid,. the .-court was *famed. Suspended sentence Was accordingly ps„ranted, ° The money was: stolen from Purses in bedrooms and `frena` the Cash egister of, the liotel •,,,Uxeter Attirder Charge 'What'the dater asked 'Sam Dodge In loud, At* voiee when told he was remanded on•a murder charge to July .25th. The Magistrate,' repeated and the Indian said, "-Thank. you." . A bench warrant was ordered issued fdr the arrest of , Kenneth ...Hamilton when -he ialleci to. answer 'a false pre-, tences charge. s' AecuSed baying served a week in jail 2er-414**g-while intoxicatedisa-Charge great Attrah.ersat frienas frentiarsantt. of fatitugjo.,tilinAo' thetWsPtoof *an near attended theservige„ which was •conducted by Rev. T. S. Gault. - The deceased talker Was hOrn Madoc and Was the sen of sthe late Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy. Be passed away-at-Goderich, on Thursday ,after a two weeks,' illness with typhoid' fever. Highly regarded in ins profession, hav- ing been stationed i Goderich for the .past eight years, he bad served in both Eastern, and Western Ontario for the, past ,sixteen years Be was a veteran of the Great War in Nail& he suffered severe shrapnel woutals. Ile' was also a member of theMasenic Order.„ Surviving are his. sorro-Wingkolte; who was formerly :Miss Gertrude 1-Genej Ackerman, three bretherS, Bert •and Isaac, 42 Madoe township, and Wil- liam, of itldorado, and 'lour sisters, Mrs. S.. Fox, Belleville, Mrs. ' Allan Madoe; -Mrs. Geolte Ilfirnside, Hazzard's 'Corners., Madoe township, Mrs. Clhas..DoUghty, Coeper:, The pallbearers were Members of Masonic Lodge No. 48: Lloyd ,Blue, Richard Bonney James Watson Arthur , ,Pigden,- Percy -Gunn and Vernon Reid. Honorary pallbearers were- Sergt. Sid- , e Noble, Kitchener; Constables Harold Black, FleSherton; Jack * Callendar, Mitchell; David/ • Adair, Belleville; Thos. Old5eld, Listowel. Bearers of the many beautiful floral tributes were Messrs. Alex. MacDonald, A. T. Linton, E. Behate W. Bedore, G. Jarvis and Thos. Pritehard. • Among other members of the Pro- vincial police and military forces pre - Sent and taking part in the procession were Staff Inspector W. Killing, Tor- onto; R. M. Lockwood, Rickman, • of the R.C.M.P.; PrOvincial Constables E. Seabert, Guelph; L. Mennfe, Co-- bourg ; D. Nt. Carruthers, :Campbell- ferd ; J. Rogers Havelock ; A. Dymond., Madde ; R. Sylvester'Peterboroug,h; 11. • Caldwell, Belleville; H: McClure, Peter- borough`; Lieut. Per Gray, of thelf. • andP.. Reg. In charge of the Masoravrervice-. at the graveside were Major E T Naylor, pf Madoc Lodge, and R.W. Bro, G. West. ' accident against Clifford' Thernton, Grey . township farmhand, vies with- drawn:' The court. Was told :Thornton had made arrangententa to pay for a cow be had killed on the road. "Jeliovah's' Witnesses" Six "so-called `Iehovalfo Witnesses" were again rensintled, this time to July 25th. `The cash bell of $500 pf Mr. and Mrs. Charles '33ebsoti and Mr; and Ursa John Raycove was renewed. That of William Benibridge and W. G. Biotin was loWerea to, $800, but accused were MOS -• No thoughtful patest 1004141 to remain In dont* * stse/te dnr Ir than nootaieter Om* witotther him cladotte *re car ate not• free front defective vision That. queetiou is too *Portan their t o eir wettare to be nnfiltsts., *he your *Oar Or. Kingetett at. Oa TIN &pm* - Wealth F. T. Ar strong oriourssairr Weinodso at Lvielcowtv unableio pt----WbreeltITWI-Virere-returned-- to ' • "I suppose you are going to tell me you are going to Join the army," tow mented Magistrate ,Smith when Richard Powers appeared.ebarged with. drunk. en-ariving. • "I was on my way to London te- Join. up- when. I was. 'stopped by Constable Lever," promptly answered PoWerS, Hullett-townshiP Man, • The traftle oftleer eaid, that Powers' ear .W -a4 "all ever the -read"' and that ai accident Was narrowly averted. . The ,sentence was seven days 'Nati another, week adaed eotirt oosta are not paid within ReVen, days. JOIINSON-14100RE • Mr • and Mrs. WM, M. Moore an nounce the marriage of their eldeet daughter, Clare nine, to Walter Max Johnson, ,Q111Y son ,of • Mr, and Mrs. VVO m. -jolitlico-reileb."—It'he-cere:- ,limi:*0.s-nerrort*d ity -Itett, 'D. Lane, ,of 'Knox Preditytetlan church, exi Saturday, July 20, 1040. A --Buglers J. Earl. Goden and Jack -Sutton sounded the Last Post at thgraveside in connection with the military honors accorded the de- ceased. • -Interment was made in Monit PUats- ant cemetery. •• '• STORE ENTERED .:.An ,eighteen-year-ord Owen Soun youth is in jail here and a fourteen - year -old Godertch youth is on bail on 1r Charge `Of --braking---bild -entering, Bridge's shoe repair shop, en Kingston street some time,bionday night. -They -were taken- Into- eustotlY Vs -Sergeant Ross Tuesday morning after the In- cident had been reported, Ie. Bridge ' having' found his , door open, when he came to business, 'lie 'believes the key a the door was' stolen' sometime on Monday and remembered that -the ac- cused ladshad been around his place that day. •Nothing of any value was taken. The youths wilI appear before Magistrate Making on. Thursday. s ROUND 'TRIP. Rai." Fares. ally 26-27 . • CODERICH to TORONTO 3.26 $ 6.10 • Hamilton $ 4.35 Owen Sound $ 0,25 • Peter'boro $ 640 Schreiber . $20.10 Sraitit Pont' $8.45 il4many intermediate volute.' For train service, limits ete. Consult Agent-Proenre Dodger. V. E. SMITH, Uptown Agent Canadian Pacific BIT Nik.TX LIFE , A group of members of the Federal, inule a visit to Halifax at the Week -end, impeded ,-- the .harbor facilities, and went abOard-a destroyer for a short trip 'on the Atlantic. Among the group Were the twesniembera front Huron, L. E. Cardiff and W.- Golding. 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