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• GODERICH, ONTARIO-, THURSDAY, AUGUST:1st, 1940
HURON COLiNTY'S FoRsmosr WEEALY
Business Pirctory
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CHAR•Tronto Aveopirma,
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77 Downie Stmt, Stratford
Toronto 'Office: 802 Bay .8treet
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rectuas GuNratx, oODERIQH,
la lays ,Woolt 'AND GENERAL
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Sales....attended—to—aux-ve
every effort, nuide to ,e'iv-e eatisfaction.
. Fartaere',:- sale notes discounted.
critbON M. GRANT, LICENSLD
,AUCTIONEHR FOR HURON
COUNTY.
A tatisfactorY," dourteous serVice ior
Farni; Preperty or Household Sales,
' Bates Reasonable •
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FORSTER,_,EYE,„ luta,
41, NOSE, THROAT
Late !louse. Surgeon New York
' Ophthalmic and. . Aural Hospital, as:,
aiataut at Iteoreeeld Eye Hospital and
Golden ., Square, Throat Hospital, Lon -
doe, England., -
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
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53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 2437: • .
Next Visit Eetlford Hotel, Goderieh.
Wednesday, •Septemhe.r 25, fx om 2 .p.m.
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. THERAPIST
." • Goderieh, Phone 341 •
.,• -.Office hours -10 to 1 a,n1, to 5
and 7 to.8 p.zn, Tuesday,- Friday and
Griturday.
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday,
iloneay and Thursday at 111itchell. _
• A. N. A.TRINSON
'33.' South St. -
INSURANCE.
.aeDd" XIMI.f.A14 • VIRE' IN -
ewe S•IJRANCE• CO.—Farm and iso-
le.ted..town, property ins. ured;
Offieere—Williem Knox, Presideet,
-1.•on4eebome W. • B. Archibald, ''''Vice -
.President,.
'efaueger Mid Secretary -Treasurer, Sea -
Orth.
Eroadfoot, Sea-
. tooth; James. Connolly, Goderieh;
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornhoini; Alex.
Xeswung, Myth, kranir. 31cGozegiri
Maim ; Mimes Malan; Segorth ;
-- Hugh Alexander;Walton;Wnr.---ifan*
Londesboro; W. R. Archibald, Seaforth.-
, Agente—E.. A. Teo, R.R. I, Gederich;
James Watt, Elyth; John E. Tepper,
Rat 1, 13rueefie1e; R. F.. McKercher,
RA. 4, DUbbba—Ohas. F. Hewitt, Kin-
cardine; R. 0.1Jannuth,, Bota,
Policy -holders can, make all pay-
. -mons and get' their eards redeiptecl at
the Royal Bank, Clinton ; Ca1,1a Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street,.. Goderich, or
fl Iteld's 'General Store, Bayfield..
• .STIZATFORD
COACII.- LINES
Daily 7.30 "amtP. 25 p.m.—Leaves
Goderich for Steatford, . Toronto,
Itanton, Ituffalii„ London, Detroit,
Tavistock and Woodstock.' ,Depots
Bedford, British .and 'Royal Hotels.
Phone hotels or 305 for hiformation.
"A suceessfultrombone player, like
a boxer, needs-perfect,breathing," saYs
*a Writer.
And a long reach —Wall Street
•joUrnal. -
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A new. bungalow was named' "The
Ntitshell.", It bore its name only a
fortnight, because the owner became
exasperated by boys- Who llEd'nearly
every day to ask; "Is the Colonel in?"
Tit /tits,
Overloading Charge
were elaargul with vagrancy, and
- pleaded not guilty. „ Reid alse wab
FailstO i'llarge(1 with being foued in ebarge of
-- oak a motor ear Witheat having a driver's
:Town S0a10$ Not Big Enough tO
Weigh Entire Outfit—Weekly
Police Oourt .•
Dxisting tendinous 'under 'whieh
,
truek-trallOr loads .are weig,Iled at the
municipal stales were Under 'fire In last
Thursdaes weekly Polite Court and AS
a result of evidence brought out Magis-
trate Making diAlidsgial two „charges of
overlOading dating back to may, lath,
against the Goderich „Manufaetttring
Co., Limited.
One Of the loads it questiOn was
1500 pounds Overweight' and the other
2300 poings, areco.rtling to the infor&
anoxia. The maximum for eaeh',ivas
ten, tons. The defence, eonducted by
Frank Donnelly, 'brought out that the
towa seales are too short to.accommo-s.
date a truck -trailer load of -logs,at-one
tmee-athe-tibi
Power plant; is weighed seParatelY, as
is, the trailer 'with its load ef logs, but
the two .ere not detached. The tech-
nical and In some respects theoretical
claim ',was advanced that beeause. the
•aPproaeh to the Platform -scales was
lower than the platform]. by three inches
the tendeney was to •throw part' of the
weight of the truek on the trailer, or
Vice versa, while 'the other was' being
weighed. .
° Even 'Weiglimaster 'Walters • would
not Swear that his weigh tickets were
correct in -the ease-in--poiot. itatralls-
-Missals by the Magistrate canieprom1jt-
,m2'...oaelib Reid .tend Wintifred Bellinger
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Your Next Visit to
TORONTO
Try-.
HOTEL:VVAVERLEY
Located on WIde'spadina Ave.
- at ,Dolteoe
E.aity .Parking Facilities
GonVenient to 'Higbykrax,s
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Singe to1250.
Rates Double" - $2.50 to 0.00
Four helicons $5.00 to sem
Close to the Uniliersity,
,Pa rnent Buildings,
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Theatres, i-losAltals,
Wholesale, Houses,_ and
,,-the--,-FaShionable • Retatl
= Shopping District.
A. 14, PowELL, Pugs:Caw
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• ESTATE
Get Our Automobile Rates
Phone 24
Goderiek
permit, and this, too, brought a not
guilty plea,
Crown Attorney Holmes asked for
week's remand on all eixarees. bi
Ifruik DolmellYs defence eounsels pr
tested that Beid had a steady job in
restaurant, 'working, Until after mid
.night, and Urged that the hearing .b
proeeeded with, contending that tb
Crown had no chanee of sueceSS in t-u'os
ing vagraney eharges. ts for the traf
ge charge, it was true, Said the epunse
that 'Reid had no permit, but the ca
in whieli he and the woman.were foun
early lathe moraing *xi a pliblie'stree
'Contained no gasoline, nor were tiler
any keys. %here was no erivius, cowl
sel said. . " •
Subject Of Mich Talk
"The activities of this pair have been
the subject of •widespread.conurtent in
this town," said Crown Attorney
Holmes, "First they were found in a
.1r/tele-and • • - • - • iglit -1E-
.4 ear o]ra public highway. I could -go
much further on this subject if I wished
to.", ,
Mr. ThannellY—"I still eannot see
where .an offence has been Committed."
alagistrate Makins— "Perhaps we
had better hold adeused one week *on
general principles.' Vagrancy, like .,eanir-
ify, covers a Multitude of sins."
Beta Ayes allowed out on his own
but the woman was .returned to
jail uatil August 1st. -
Oliver 'Goldthorpe, Bayfield, pleaded
gailtY to having liquor in other than a
private dwelling and paid .$19 and eosts.
'This disposed of, he was next charged
with being in. charge of an automobile
while in.toxieated. Hia ebunsel, Frank
Donnelly, asked for and was. granted
one week's adjournment. Goldthorpe
was allowed his libertY on WS 'ban
of $500: A. re.mand 11150 .was taken Oa-
,
a third /charge of intoxication, ' •
Sam: Dodge, tharged.„ with murder,:
was again'.remanded for one week.
Harvey Beattie pleaded- guilty .:to
drunken-driving kind was Sentenced to
seVen .dAYs „
. Owen Sound Youth Pleads Guilty " Klippert,, . eighteen -year-old
'Owen 'Sound youth, at first •elected,
trial by jury and then changed- his mina
. ,
and pleaded. guilty to breaking arol
entering BrIdge's , shoe repair shOp on
Kingston street and stealing some liner;
,chandise. Ile was remanded in cus-
tody one week for.Senterice•
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STRICEte LIGHTING AT 008T"
PUblie Utilities Ceeesnission Diekeixselng
Inveatanent Of titaratilla Vo&
n
The Public Utilities Commission haa
for sow time been considering the
Imp/oven:tent of the system Of eblorin-
„
ating the tawn water supply,. and at
0.; the regular meeting im ThursdaY night
1.1 last 'a letter trera the Provincial
partment of Health was read advising
6 that en ,aUtomatie equipmeat for this
e anirpoSe worlid he liteetIsary: The Com-
inisaiOn has, decided. 'to go ahead. with
” the purchase 'of such equipment.1, I, •Ja- „rePly to a counnunicatioa froze
the 1004 Commission. with 'reform/co
d to the eharges for street lights; the
t Proviudial Hydro, Commission stated
O that the' present Street lighting rates
- are at coat," The reply will ,be turned
over to.the ToWn. Council, %villa body
discussed the Matter at a reeeat meet-
. ing, '
, Another letter , froal the 'Provincial
Commission stated that the Cost 'of mov-
ing the Hydro ivies on harkor_hi
OBITUARY
MAIDS BIROGDENTMacMAIM "
IsIewS of the death of James Brogden
Meath by .drowning in the Maitland
River came on Tuesday evening, July
23, as- a tragic shock. to all who knew
Nelson
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Fire, Accident and *Motor Car
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Office :—Masonic Temple, ireet
- • Street, Goderich
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Real Estate and Insurance
Office and Residence:
11 Trafalgar Street
• Phone 668
FOR SALE-1,110meg of all kinds,
" choke building 10);s, busine,ss
poCiprty and sever. good farms.
Let A140 e4l, you som-e Teal
bargains. Buy now
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THE CAPITAL THEATRE Prr
Plynn and iliriarn Hopkins' in "VIRGINIA CITY"
6 MON. TUES. and WED.,-1)01.1DLR PEATURE
John Garfield—Anne' Shiriey—' Joan Davis-rSpring Ellington—
Claude. Rains and. Lee Patrick Jed ProUty and Chick Chandler
-t eempelliegly hinnan drama aublher-tlegged Joan pep up
fbatsed on a vlsniitzft Vrize, play a dolightful Jones Damily Wren
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by *Maxwell` Alderson taro
-'`-"Saturday'sf`Too *IR
usy
Children"
to Work"
THUR. ritt and f4AT.,
lames Cuenquerat pitrien-Georgelirent-Alan Hale & Jeffrey Lynn
*ere eit MaSt4Piece inspire& by ithe stirring traditions' of a
regiment of fighting men.
FIGHTING 69th"
CINING—Lorotta YOttnr In °The Doctor Takes it Wife"
Ilfatinees SM. and Ifolldays at P.m.
fr _
Mae -Math was4orn:., in %Agri.
on .isleKelnber 20 1890.: He was t
son of Dr. James J.lif-agYath and Ian
ti-otlfrific-itekin. paged away wE
he was a small. child. One broth
Christepher, died at the Age of fl
years. • After the death of his paren
he was' adopted by 'his uncle and au
Mr: and Mrs. Hugh alacalath, Toron
and until the age of eighteen made h
home with them there. Early In: t
firSt ,Great- War, he -left .Cellegiate
enlist in the Fifth University Compan
of -the Princess Patricia's Canadi
he
IW On—. *Saturday, July 20, at Empresa
er, ave. United. church parsonage, Liandon,
ve Rev. J. A. Aknew performed the cere-
ts;
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to:
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to
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VStitinaOli ninKint
the MnnielPalitY ',would be required to
pay oneshalf. • This also was referred
to the Town Conneil, which has a pro-
ject gal hand for the widening of the
harbor bill read. *
' A report was received froM the towii
auditor in connection with • the pros
posed revision of the Water rates, and
was laid over for consideration.
Quotations were received on bonds
tor .invest.men't of the local commis-
sion's surplus.' fonds,
aceou,nts Passed for „Raiment_
was $1,486.47, the p0w0r
bill from the 11.E.1':O.-:for
BizowisT—Emy
The home of Mr. and Mrs'. Lorne
Hedy, 1St. Marys* wasthe scene of a quiet
weddiog-on iSattirday Mornino., 3111y 27,
when; theirelder danghter, Helen Eliza-
eth, wag •muted in marriage ' with
James D. .Brown, younger , sell of 101'
Brown: and the -late Dr.- Wilber
Brown; Or 'iSt. Marys. Itek'. 'Hugh C.
Wilson, of Auburn, uncle of the, bride,
performed the ceremony. Mrs, W. A.
Walden played, the wedding march from
Lohengrin. __The bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, wore her mother's
.weddin gown. . of eggshell .Marquisette
and' dully lace and .floor -length veil of
coronet style trimmed -with matching
lace. ''Sche carried a colonial bouquet of
Rapture ..roses and blue cornflowers.
Miss Alice Eedy, sister of the bride, as
her attendant, wore, taffeta, printed in
blue and !gold,' .and carried a noSegay
of Johanna Hill roses End blue corn-
tIowers;. eolnaial ,style.
- Atter, 'the ceremony _the_ _welling,
breakfast was served to the guests,
members of the ifnmediate
Later the bride and groom left for the
North on a Short honeymOon trip, the
bride travelling in a robin's egg •blue -
flannel suit with. Fr h d
MANY NEW PLANTS IN elt#NADA
TO MANUFACIVRE WAR MATERIALS
Prose' rat Plants Being Zxtentled to iaciBtate Production New Act
`Provid. es Death Penalty tor Treason, Life Imprieonment for
gond-degree Treachery—Government Announces Policy tor
Handling This Year's Wheat Orop--10. Aberhart Not tikel
to Get His Provincial Bea.
(By J. A. 110mf, ,SpOela" CorreSpon
lent)
aatara.wa,,, 20,--aVanada'S war
0.- The remaining developments involv-
big an expenditure of another 00,900,-
000, inelude two,major explosive .planta,
a large sbell-fIlling plaut, and some
.thirty-two other explosives, and
tion undertakings, moStof which are
now in produetion.
. Total orders'Splaeed for -shells' and
for the.ereatioit of shelionaouracturing
facilities In Canada now Ifinenut to,
around $57,000,000. Of this.stvar about
$12,000,009 -covers the east of equiPmen
and extenSionS to plants, In the past
three montitafortigna.,ntetto
'have been -.let to thirty-eight arms,
while about sixty eompanies are erx-
Maelibie is going' fall steam ahead
Defenee Minister J. L. Ralston State
this week. The response to recruits]
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has been . even beyond 'expeetation, Co
Ralston .added. "Every .appeal td th
pliblic baS been met; there bas bee
no, holding back ; sonletinies the Publi
has taken on itself and Carried ou
what' really VAS only a suggestion.
Men called out under the Mobilizatio
azIlL.-bc:aunderscanvasa-lay-stitestal
.the Orst- -dug. being single men _fro.
twenty-one to twenty-two, COL Balsto
indicated. • „
Prime Nthaister ging assured Con
Serv,ative .Leader R. B. Hanson tha
regulations cOlvering „the calling out o
men wider the National Resources Mob
ilization Bill will be tabled before th
session concluded.
Jr.„ Hanson urged strongly that an
.opportunity be given 'the Commonsjto
have a full dres4 debate on the pro
gress of the Government's war_program
•Alefore the leSsion_cleses. necessare,
in the public intereat, a secret session
of the Conimons should be held, Mr:
Hanson stressed. Mr. King said the
ministers would 'give a review sof the
Gevernment's pregram, but hemader no
comment on the secret session', idea.
Mr. Hanson reiterated, his earlier re-
quest that Parliament be adjourrie to
a definite date, and not pror#,gued.
King .likevityie-made. -reply this
suggestion.
Prime Mitaater King,;,.. in quite .a
lengthy statement on Monday; declared
that Hitler's vague proposals for peace
answered "themselves. Mr.. Ding de-
clarea that Canada is proud to range
• herself on -,Britain's Side to carry on the
War to a successful conclusion.
Rapid Expansion of War Industries
, Indostrial War Production in Canada
15 being: rapidifexpanded these (lays,
according„to announeements„made by
Munitions and-Slipply Minister, 'Mar -
mice Howe. A week ago there was an
aunmaneement of Immediate censtruci.
tion of .$11,000,000 plant for the
manufacture of ellen/feats for explosive
purposes.-- • -Th-1S-- week,11r-.---"Howo-Tui=
flounced immediate •construction• of
twelve Alore plants; costing apprOxim-
ately another $19,000,000, for the mann,
facture of munitions Of Various types.
The larg,est of these plants will be
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enc , organ le located in, Weatern5.,Cana4a, where na-
blbuse and white_accessorles. Upon ctural gas can be used instead of Ain
their mturn, the young couple erican coke, and where existin.. faci1-
119,t.TOXOPtotic
/ties are being extended tO produce a
.large tonnage of ammonia and 8ranIOn-
LithrtllitraM--WOrittillaligo"-kiLlg7K-Wirt
plant to produceTithe chemiCal used in
making smoke screens, an important
gaged in mamifa.eturing shells, eases
'and their components.
The total aUtomotive orders Comprise
Some 30,009 Wits costing, with speeial
bodies, wheels' aud tires, about $07,000,-
000, and shortly orders will be plaeed
for another 14000 units, , Already 10,009
units havebeen.delivered, the work on
another 10,000 is well, ,advanced, and
work has begun on the 1(5,000 'balance. ,
The ConunoxiS passed the Treachery
Act with practical unanimity, it pro:
vides the death penalty, for _first clegrft
treason and life imprisonment for see.:
ond-degree treachery; WAS g011nraITY
felt that the Isafety tof the state in war
time demon ed drastie Punish/rant be
jun/a:7111%ns aTreheb,einD:fteimgeehtenoedf up with
;regard to having firearms and in otlier
ways. • -
.Coraervative Convention' Before
- 1941 .
In ealicus' thikweek, the ConservatiVe
opposition group . decided. that AO na-
tional convention of the party, to thoose
- a new. permanent leader in Successioil
to Hon. Dr; R. J. Manion, Who resigned
in 'May Ittet; will be held before the
autumn of 194i at the earliest.. In. the
meantithe, the grourt,asked.aon. R. 4.
mulsoh to carry on` as, house leader
for, another session at least. it is gen-
erally ..aqeed, lboth inside and outside
the House, that .Mr. 'kianson has done
well as opposition leadet_bilhe session
now drawing to a close. '
The Government's wheat policy for
the ensuing year was announced, The:
-guaranteed priee-a-70 centsper.bor'shel-
at Fort- William, and at Montreal
Eastern fariners, is continued. • Be-
cause of the large carryoyer frau last
year and the Ihnited elevator steifoge.
spate available for this -ear's crop ay'
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.rannts gemeare to be made; to allow,
farmers something for staling, this
-Year's crop on their farms. A new
domestic processing tax of 15 teets per
bushel, to be borne by Millers„ and bak,,,
pqeerers----tsaa,-, hem-x.1a -Thi S -tat
.eStimaied to. realize about .$20,000,0002'
will be handed to the Wheat Board 'to
part of naval strategy. Work has cut any losses it may have wirier. the
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mony uniting in marriage ,EvelynLcommencecl on a plant- for the manufac- 70-eent-per-bushel guarantee, It is not
Beatrice youngest daughter- of Mrs.- ture of bomb s and another for the expected that the price of bread will
Coxand the late Mr, 11, C.%Coa of chemicals required for gas masks. An be increased ..
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Goderich -township, ' and 'Murray other plant will produce Mail thous- Labor Conditions Good _ . .
,Stewart Fisher; Plipl., R, son of Mrs, ands of special glass and -fire control - The Labor Department reports that
Fisher- and the late Murray Fisher of inatruments. The capacity of the Bren there were no strikes or lockouts. in
riage a turquaise blue brocaded sheer
London. The bride .chose for her mar-, gun plant at Toronto and of two gun 1 Canad h
an o une. The two
Light Infantry, with which he serve
until the end of, the war. Upon his r
turn, to Canada, he attended the 0
Lark) Agricultural Otilege, thxelp
learning the art of an apiarist. At th
time of his death, and for many yea
previous, he was on .the Huron Count
plants producing anti:tarcraft •barrels last occasions on. which' such a 'favor-
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a• ,dress with bolero, Her accessories . and fleld guns is being doubled. able labor situation existed were in
e- were in the sarae tone and she yore firms' producing machine tools are January, 11930; and in March 1039
'corsageof !Sweetheart roses. Mr. and expandin,e• their Production. The auto-
, rs. AllaTa Carswelr-weie -the attend—motive plants Erre-being eipanded to
e ants. After the cererg mony a 'quiet re-, permit production , of 200., trucks daily
cephon was held at tab. home of the and great- production of universal of such satisfactory labor conditiens
y bride's mother for the immediate re- carriers. - - throughout the Dominion. •
Naturally, the -necessary speed-1111.ln
Canadian industry, for war anirposes,
can best be proraoted bk continuatiori
inspection staff. 'In 1922 he was ma
ried to Miss Pearl MeCtillum, Bas
Ilawkeehury, 'Ontario. •
Mr. ' Ma Cala tfi possessed a personalit
which won for him a host of qriend
r- latives. Mr.. and :Ur's. Fisher left for a All told,„plant expansionnow under -During consideration by the .Com -
t Motor trip, the bride donning a navy way or completed in !Canada, and fin-. mons btinkfng and commerce committee
blue jacket enseMbie with touches of anced in . whole or In part by the ,Bri- of the private bill to charter an Alberta
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y white and white accessories. They wPI •trsh and " Canadian Governments; Government Provincial' hank, Hon.
s reside at 802 laufferin_avenue, London.' arpountS to $80`,000,Q00, coveriag fifty Solon LowsAlberto Treasurer,, admitted
wherever he went, many of _whom_re,„
--marked 111 Sincerity:, upon learning
his death, that they had lost the hes
e MiSses . Graham, S. Hill arid
friend they had. No man could her
been a. worthier neighbor or a true
friend or mine. highly. characterize(
by generosity and kindness. Ile at
tended' church faithfully living' an
loving his religion. or many years 13
was a Member of .Parkdale-Tresbytertan
Church, Toronto, and Was on the board
,of managers there. He also taugh
Sunday school for several years A
the tune of his passing, he was a 13301)1• ber of Wesley-WilliS United chlirch,
Clinton. Mr. Maellath was SO ardently
.patrioticthat he was an Inspiration
to those with ,whom hm
e came in. contact.
It was very tittiagthatthe village 'flag
should- be -IOWA at halt -mast to mark
his passing and that in. ,rforonto. the
Union •Jack should be draped over the
casket of one who had ,served it well.
Also In recognition Of his war services,
11--Uniar J'ack-Wil&-prekeiited"TIS'IE
tribute by the ..!Silver Cross," W.onien
of the Dritish Empire. -
Left to mourn his absence is ,his wife,
to whom goes the sincerest sympathy of
friends and neighborss-Many of whom
expressed- their sorrow by the beauti-
ful floral tributes whieh they sent.
On 'Wednesday• evening a Service.,
largely attended by friends and neigh-
bors, was held at his late residence in
Hohnesville. Rev. Andrew Lane, min-
ister of We'sley-Willis United church;
CliintOno. eendlleted the servieeassisted
by Itev. Harold Wilding., ' United. Church. The following Morning
the certege Went by motor to Toronto,'
where a ,service was lipid at floss ,
Craig'a Funeral Home. Rev. Mr, Lane
was in charge, with Rev. Dr.-RocheSt('r
(editor of The Presbyterian 91tecord awl
a family friend of long standing) giving
the address am' Rev.' ME' Wilding ,
assisting. The •, pa ieaters WPM
MeSsr.g. W. il. K . ly, John Maelleth,
Thomas Geggie, B. C. Downs, David
Scott:, and Jas. b. johnston. Those
aecompanying the remains to Toronto
Wer.4'besidea XV& Mac -Math, Mr. ;S:', It.
MaeMatii and Miss IRSther MadMath,
Goderiehe l‘lise Maelktath, Lou-
don; Mrs. .(1e04 Xtellwain and Mr. Pert
Trewartlit4 Clederich township: And
Mr. Nelsmi r,Trewartlia,
(5111M 1118 of the deceesed. The last rest'.
• ing-placeis nrest Lawn. Mausoleum
I'Vortil Torontd,
, - , Or more Erms: The estimated prooduc- that the • .Nberhart Social- Credit Gov -
f RED CROSS RECEIPTS FOR JULY tion orthese plants will run well over eminent wants the right tormake loans
t • Red CTIs Bridge' Club $ 53.00 $400,000,900 annually. • and issue currenci as a' bank, getting
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the sense* - no one diets:too
1 that Altateaextt. ja 0P1'14 4:4
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currency from the mune pleee other
banks get it. F. P. Vareoe, tomtit.' for
the.Justice Department, informed the
emninit'teelhat-the hill. Mader, discos**
is unconstitutional, in that it proP000d
to give the Alberta Government begs-
lative powers in the banking iteld which
have been. denied' P-roVineial pram,
merits under the 'British North Am-
erica Act, The zed Point -at IOU% Xr-
liareoe said, .1.1 that Parliament cannbit
name the Members._ of' the exeetitiVal
council of Alberta,the =Waters of the
dovernment— as directors of Pro-
.
!vincial bank It would have to he done
' by the shareholderS of any bank set up.
Mr. arcoe told Arthur 'Slaght, Parry
Sound; he knew of xio Provincial,bank
with the.powers sought by the Alberta
*Government. - The- eipeetation is the
cominittee turn do the VII.
--Mr.; Hepburn ilmisnaily gala
pranuor, loon= 04 Ontario, With
Attorney-Oeueral Conant and Labot
Minister Hipel, were here this week to
work out steps , of elOser .eo-operation
between Dominion .defence „authorities
over ,civic guard problems. Incident-
ally, Hepburn' displayed =erica
discretion ni ,his comments an the war
and the Doniinfon Governmient
Congress,
watietbheenTtireard4da athrieerl, xi'LltuatbOr.
Ployment,InSuratice Bill as '44 *coder-
fullY good sEart," most of the repre-
selita_ti,onccsoonntiuthuaetc;),Mo'nbelifttegr:-tol7 ,Pec,41
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r I E. Taylor •22.40• ,
I Red Cross .Priends' W.C.F.r.
Goderieh Twp.,_Nerth End 118.75
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t I Saltford Hospitdi Auxiliary. 10.55
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NEW BRIDGE IN ASHFIELD
The Ont a rio 13epartinent ef Highways
is planning the Construction of a neW
bridge on,the. Blue Water highway Over
tbe Eighteen Mile River, about two
miles south' of Amberley. It -is ex-
peeted that tenders will be Caned early
in August. A -couple of weeks ago a
titrgelittek-strtick•-one-of the suspension
rods of- the old bridge and the floor
-
dropped down. Traffic is now, detoured
about three mileS,. and a work trew
on ,the site preparing the graund---for
the new strueture.
GETS OIL 11401
At Winghain on Friday last ilharles
Noel, of Tillsenbtirg, was eonvieted of
dangerous driving and senteneed by,
Magistrate J. A. Maltiria to thirty 'days
hi Jail and to pay $2.5 and costs or a
additional . --thirty aliSrsrirlie-failS to
the tine. l‘t,001 WflS. driver of a ear
which -overturned on The Teeswater-
Wing,ham section of Nt. 4 highway on
June lgth, resulting in fatal injuries to
John Rettinger of Pormisa. ,
•'TAX ARREARS ItiViDUCEI)
Arrears of taxeS owing in. ,Huion
Counts?' municipalities, other thau
towns, are away doWn, as revealed by
the list of properties just offered for
sale by County Treasurer A. Erskine..
There are only forty-eight parcels of
land, involving ,about $3000 Arre4r8,
011 the list, ahont half that of last
year. This is taken as an indication
of prosperous tinies aniong the, farmers.
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lugs so that you can Jot to the (Anemic?'
Vhy. 1 never go to the cinema loyeelf."
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