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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, 1940
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,iii-Oectory ; St ilek Stock De
siness al I sentenees' are the equivalent of two
Revealed in n a( t on .flioraaewhe, pleaded
d n Court'erntl,
--- guilty to a fraud charge, wee' given a
LEGAL" — farther six months and fined 41000; but
Perpetraterit Get Stiff Sentence in this caseqhe eenteuee is to run coll-
o 041d SeVere LeCtilre etkently, Fraud eharges against
Neely. If the fines, are not paid, the
!awr,,rd,recpbaroct.;
UDLEX la. HOLMES
Barrlster, kitc.
Ofiite----04urt House, GodericiA.
Telenbobe 50.
CHARTEREJO ACCOUNTANT
MONTEITH, and IXONTE0,114
Oluatered Aceoustants
77 DoWnie St/reet, Stratford
TeSonto Otlice; 3d'A BO' Street
AUCTIONEEROG
Oal.AS GUNDAY.• 13QD"leaR
STOOK AND' GENERAL
A.UOTIONEN*
. ee.;,:eieeleeehosieeellikee.- eeeee
.141.0o. attended to enywhere and
*eery -effort made to give isittiafgetion.
Jrarmers' sale notes diecoUnted.
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ON "M. .014Nr.r., 140E'Nes.UP
AU(YJNIONEER FOR HURON
00 UNTX .
,satisfactor" y, eOurtemin service or
Farm, 13roperty- or Houseildld
Rates Reasonable.
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• ' 111ED4Alle •
J. It. 'FORSTER IllYE,4414AR,
Late 'House ' Surgeon, New Xork.
„Ophthabnic and • Aural` ItosPital, as-
Aistant blooredeld-Eye- BoolAtaLotnst
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Lon-.
don, England.- *
• EYES TESTED, GLASSES
- SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo 'Street S Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next ,vhdt Bedford Hotel,. eioderich,
• \Wednesdee, Noirember kith, .fetera.2 alah.
till 5 pen.
NOSE, TILUOIT
ire= Magistrate.. , elitehell were withdrawn for want of
' torroborative evidence.
.Two dAyS after tWO slick -looking men 1° Victims Mostly ,
._______ _ • .,
Another fitoek Salem -mu Feels the
..,,ateek11:41a17:Yselleirandn whotr
of
tolleedJaw
the law
are being g1,'en ebort. Shrift, by Magie-
trate Maklus. Last Thursday he fined
Angelo Reginald Frain% heavily -built,
ewarthy-complexioned Toronto man,
. $300 and cots or three hiihethe for
calling at the home of Mrs.Vary Ann
had .6410, at the heinle of Misie •Ella In all over $12,000 of the worthless Piller Mehl avenue, Ooderleh, With the
al. Olbsea of Blyth And inaueed her, *.40cle Was eoid to Unroll end Welitled °Med of • trading in seenrities. Ile
to Purchase etkek in Vert Erie 'Teree. eounty Peolde and 'to Hamilton. hrvest. pletieled guilty and:paid his fine.
inals Limited, she .eeeaeee !seepieloue, OS. Ta eea4e all (law!: tir nvietines7 eteiNtlissitn;rivialtieeghaolinefox;at:tteeratslteleet bmtialitti,
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,She had given twenty-five ehaees. of '.were WOmen.
Goderiele Elevator and 'Transit Seek, . nose Who, gave evidence fer, the nese. The naaxinilhal flue for an offence
valued" at 40 a shire, hi. exchange, on, 'Vrown were aligs'al. A. WAllister ef of tills nature. is.% SIND/ jail term
the basis of one for -three, The • very Welland:, alre. Lelia 3ohnston,tlf near #11)uaareenPierOav, 1,adednin'oaxt,', wa,s, seigteueo
next day the lady received her stock l'''r11"419, 3119'3 51°17'avet `Asilb°11g11- Q1
eertilificate in Fort Erie Terminals ha Hamilton and her . 'sis• ter, Mrs. • Ida to three Moxiths when be pleaded guilty
en eevelope eteeeped etaleeeee,, Wilson, Satine,,addreits,'MissJulia Michel- to burglarizing the summer eome of
ulee Gebeee theiegteeles wee eteeleeee of F01101111, Ezra Gintheia a creamery Dr. m°14tt of London. at Y,ar411-
Heretofore'eshe 'heel elwaye: recei4e 011eratot of Waindeet. tewnellip, Wel- Owing to preaSure of tune three or
.elmee eeeiteeeees from tile bea,a etek,e)e eee land' county, who Idst neritly,J6,000; four case: were set over, to November
'the pompany in. sanie large eity. -So she iMstalgrt.hij44.BiGy,Ithes:),Ll'isaell,edee3res'EeletSi*Ge: lhee4th; eaTnileriledweeo*WISngrteoW'ethe Q(),hoTildritniaofs
compleined to the pollee, with the et-
alleetehat Gee*etellee 'thee:ma:And raver- s°.1i' eame addreee, ' Williata Bean of Supreme Court,
*nee H. Uitehelri, Stock salegnian and -etricrwrImitart-eataneelkeidelefe.Po e --
Exeter Ilig
441144,4 _and,:Willia* J. Greenwood, a
were taken :into ,enstedy. ost 13,Aday retiredtnalverSitY.prOfesSor, of Mite-hell:
termee broker, bah. with ,court secarcls, •
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;DguGLE88 PRA.CTITIONER
CianopRACTOR DItp6LESS
TWIT?
Goderich, PhOne• ;al "
morning last, after a trial lasting one
-dareand --a-inelee-bothe-wereegivenelre
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forneatory terms and:heleVIIY flned.
i Miss Gibson'e caie was tyPical often
others related in. the Witness box. A:11
'bad parted with feasa or cesh 'securities
for Fort Erie Terminals Stock at :piece;
ranging' from 25 cents to $3: it share.'
'The Wort Erie :project never got Past
the ,bliteprint stage and is praetically
!dead today. rich,' that it iwould capture much of the
-Buffalo grain . trade beeause It would
On two .eh, arges a trading -In seeur- .
ities without a license and or calling at not be hampered. 'by American labor
troubles .and could be operated branch
private homes for the purpose of trasl- More cheaply. ' It was represent,e, d that
ink., Thomas and- Mitchell...each were .the:two,million-bushel elevator at Fort
and- fined *1,000 and costs or six I .Erie was under eonstruotioe, and also
sentenced to six.monthe in reformat,ory
that a large feed and cereal.„Mt11, was
enopthee-the-sententee,etoeruee-coneecu- t9, be added,s,bbrar-- -- • --.-
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Armed with-, •list a shareholders
of the Goderich Elevator and Transit
John Elliott Writes of Huron County
Bridge Collapses
eelmoneas-ealdlettelfelleseroliteirethe -
Folks He Met at Ninga, Manitoba!
Looking baek over this fall, I think. 'citizens of Menitoba. Mr. Ed. deeeA-
with pleeSure of atwo weeks' opting' way was intereeted When I 'told, him /
to Ningalea wee prairie town of abont• of my firSt attendance at pelitleal
2.00 people, in southe.rn Manitoba, 1t5 meeting, whiCh was In iGoderieh,town-
Inlice from 'Winnipeg, betWeen, ship, • eounty ,Iluroe, at Duggan's
ney andlloisseVain, with four eleeetors Corner, his fattier being candidate end
and . the' Una,/ eacconenanimente "I° 'ehlef sPeseWr* ,
Western Community life. . • Did time end space permit Mille tell
It is . one ..ot the, outposts of The ' varioue lciudeesees shown me by
Signal -Star and there fare sone eu'h. IlUren county folk of ithe secone gener.
$3, • etiOn. little visit t -o Ur. Jabez Oke
epribere Whose week does not begin
right unless Monday's Mail brings MOM
thir Omierlele paper. -
This district,, adjacent to 'Southern
,SeekatelleWan, knows effinething ere))
failures. Four** years age they' -had.
nailing; the elevators were ,empty.
ThIS year, all are fall and two of
r
them have „had annexes built to hollee
More grain. It was good toeetie. the
huge strawstaclee. I have pleasant
neememehereeeeembatleenen ,the slopteg
side of -one Of these me -Lila -flans
Spring of 1939 to Isell 20,000 shares .rf Oki Structure • at-Nerth End of
common ,stook of Fort Erie Terminals -• - • •
Limited, .allotited in the name 'of A. II. village props into
Palmer, vice-president and. engineer of "" • ' Gully .
the project, In .nearly fill eases -the
victims vie,re,told the saline story --that EXETER, Nov. 3. -The driver Of an
Fort Erie Was more central than Gode automobile transport, which dropped
into a gully at the-noitlx end of Exeter
early Saturday morning, atter a 200
-
foot ,bridge on No. 4 highway collaPeed,
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She :felt :miserable,
(draggy:4min *444
.--;•howerissObits. She
itaanq thought of her
.kidneyit, eatil,i friend
.",suggestaill)oddliKid-:
,ney Tills. *once she
took...Dego. ' The
"washed 'ate' ieeling
Office hourg-10 to 12 a.m., 2 ,to vie ,seee.reitheed ;by
And 7 to 843.m., TnesdaY, .Friday :and ideu headed mnergr dreithd tato.
Saturday. . ;Headache, lackaihe,lassitUde.azin Other „.
of fanky,hidneya tdisanyeaied. 112 ,
'Monday .and ThursdAy at Baltehell. _ • rt._ jr
• •.• A. N. ATKINSON • mOnCil
51' South St.
4110411•••••••maamimm.01m,
INSURANCE
1444, 40Tuas.i., FARB IN;
T.)RANC111 00.-Far1u and it3o-
Jatecl town Property insured., ,
.01ficers-W4liinna Knox, President,:
toondeshoro ; w R. diithibald, Vicefle.sidexut, .Staferth ; M. A. Reid,.
Manager and ecretary-Tre.asur,er, Sea.
forth.
Directors -Alex. l3roadfoot, Sea -
tooth ; Jaceies Connolly, ,Goderieh ;
C3Iirise Leonhardt, Bornholm; Alex.'
AfeEeeleg, Blyth; McGregor,
Clinton; __Ttboonas- aloylan, Seaforth
.1Legh Alexander, Walton; Wm. Knok,
Londesboro ;W R. Archibald,, Seaforth.
Iteo, &R. 1, ,cloclerich;
James Watt, Blyth ;:John 111. Pepper,
R.It. 1, Br,ucefield; R.. T. ),f,c4ercher,
1, Dublin; • J. F. Fra -
ter, Brod.;
hagen. . • - '
Policy -holders can make all -pay-
ments and get their cards ereceiptedeat
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Cutt'
Grocery, Itingston Street, Goderich, or
- J. H. Reid's General Store, Bayeeld.
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STRATFOpie GIODERICH
CQACH 11NES,
1- Daily • 7.30 a.m., 4.25 p.m. -Leaves
Goderich for Stratford, Toronto,
thiniitoti, Buffalo; London, Detroit,
-,;Tavistock and Woodstock. Depots
Bedford, British and .Royal . Hotels.
Phone* hotels or 305 for Information.
intwoommowwwom
W. Craigie
INSURANCE- and REAL
" ESTATE
Get Our Automobile Rates
Phone 24 , Godeiich
. SuspiCion Aroused
Miss Gibson of Blyth was one who
eitecited ee this. She testified she had
written to a niece Fort Erie fora
.reporte-----Mhe enleeereeplied ethateefie.
could mot find an elevator f any des-
cription on the Canadian -side of :the
Niagara River. .lifss Gibscita„Said the
•,put ois up to accused.. Thee told her,
the niece did not look far enough, "up
,theaaver.” They offered her the Gode-
rich EleVator stock ,back, hitt. never
kept the promise. • •
One Of the sales talks used was the
oposed amalgamation of over twenty
Canadian inland elevators, with a
capitalization of many mi'lliOns-of dol -
jars. A balance 'sheet of- this mooted
company had even been prepared, how-
ing enormous PrOfits.
"Its just another dream scheme with
an Minds 'n' .A.taly pro forma co'nsoli-
elated balanee sheet," was, tee continent
of Crown Attorney Holmes.
G. P, Lynd, auditor ...fOr the Ontario
Securities CoMmission, who seized the
books of the Fort Mile Terminals
aaniited on July. 26, 1940," told • the
court that a Dominion charter. was
granted, this ecinipany in February of'
1938. It had a. capitalization of $750,-
000. preferred and $112,500 'common
stock, the latter being -allotted to the
•promoters; the bulk going to R. II.
Palmer, engineer. Only five shares of
the preferred ever Were sold., Mr.
Lyme said the company seeured a lease
on a 'Water lot at Fort Erie front the
Ontario Government. The rent of $200
a year had, been paid in 1938, but not
-
Since, although the leas4 was being ex-
tended from year to year. It was
stated, the total 'receipts of the company
during itS• e-xisteitce were $2,454, of
which $1000 was 0 loan. Today there
were only one or two, dellars in -the
treasury.
For Crown Attorney Hollnes the in-
vestigaThr 'traced the conimon: Steck
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Nelson Hilt
Fire, 'Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE
Office :-Masonie Temple, Weet
Street Goderich
',Phone 230, GODERIC4
will be charge& with careless driving,
police said tonight.
After thousands of persons had
flocked, throughout two den to -see
theewiecked bridge,; With the tramp°
etill sitting Onits floor, the big .truck
was freed from the tangle of steel gird-
ers., and hauled back to the roadway
at 6 o'Cleck tonight..
From 'midday 'Yesterday, Men had
been busy,--entfitig"the stet awaywith
an acetylene :torch. 'Then a Labatt
crane, hitched to another big truck, to,
keep it inatlaCe; drew the empty auto-
mobile traMP>rt' back lkighway.
Authorities Said the transport suffered
surpVsingly little damage.
AuthoritieS were told that',''irriest
Loomis, of Oshawa, formerly of, Park-
hill, was driving the truck, and that
CliarleSitliteS, of the R.O.A.F.,
was riding with him. • Treffic Officer
Taylor, of Minton, 'Consulted With D. E.
Holmes, Crown Attorney, for !Huron
'county, and received inStructions to lay
eareless---drivinge-eharge
Loomis. 7;
It is understood that pollee ere in-
vestigating the possibility that the side
of the bridge was struck. a .seeond Or,
tw6 before- tile tranSport dropped:
Neither of the men was hurt.. ,
w.it Altie•r,Alivisional. engineer Of
the Department 'of Illgirivays, stationed
at London;.sent axi engineer to Exeter
to survey the damage. Mr. Alder said
that the bridgei old, With steel* stiper-.
structure, but built partly of wood.
..A.',„small creek flows through the gully
but %tope ,of the floor of the bridge went
under water. Though On estimated
200' feet, in length, it was only about
ten feet above the h6ttom of the gully.
after a, traxiip oyeretheeprearie etabble,
There is plenty for both man and ilieaSt;
but the. lack of market outlet , and
consequent low prices are a drawhaele
1Vreireletirthe-grzyweralgFut-50-Ten
and .one, grower told me of selling
choice oats .at,15 cents a 'beshel. And
yet there is a theeryspirit 'and nobodY
is downhearted or g,rouchy. continue our reminiscences.
.This was not my Ilist Ninga.
My sister, Mrs. Mary, A. Sperling, one
of the seniors here, has fifty yeara
continuous eesidenee to her eredit. Her
husband, the late Alex. O. Sperling, was
preSkeent of the Youpg ;People's
Soeiety and member of the choir of
Victorleestreet ehurehe Gederiele fifty-
flire years age, before he Pioneered in
the. Ninga camMunity. • ,
It was a pleasure to meet some old, of officers for the coining season at a
„tAlliVe county people, and- their meethrg-oneMondayenightewhieheteek
deseendants who have graven up in the the form of a „soelaPevening and waS
West e Frank Boyd lives now in the Iheld ba the 0.Y.O. hall. Dancing and
villam one of the Colborne township games were enjoyed and a delightful
Boyds; ; a graduate of the Old. school ,,lunch was served during the evening.
_section plot Green writes about Harry Babb acted as master of '.cere-
he his book "Tfie'bld 1:61-87elfool:"- • • nienieslued had 'the- chair during, the
I was glad to chat with.lire. N. Ryan meeting in the absence of William Bar-:
(Letitia Edivard), who spent her row, retiring. presideat, whose . work
hood days in old SiS. No. 1, and had as kept him from ;attending.
'teaches -Teter 'Strang, rred -Blair and 'Miss Therea Delaney was eleeted
Miss Reinhart, all of Whona I knew' in the new president and Is the first young
the old daYe, ' lady to hold that offiee.sinee the C.Y.a.
It was good to meet Joim Treble and was formed here tVfo- years ago. The
his faenily, who had eome over from other Officers: are: Vice-president,
_Crystal, City to viola Colhorne to,w2u4hip Joseph O'Brien; secretary, Harry.
Mende near Ninga, He is u cousin Bibb''"; treasurer, Marion Webster; -
of jObIL Treble, now In Colborne!, and
a sten of Lewis Trehle who wenkfrem
Godeeich to Manitoba ro.eny years ago..
eSalether_CeeretaleiCity_raiereLI was
-pleased to `meet was 'Mr: Ed. Greenway,
the C.P.R. agent, son ,of -Thomas Green-
way, former PrerdierAof-ManItoba and.
In earlier days ,MP. for 'South 'Huron.
Mr.. GreenWay located at ICsystal City
aft�r letivtng IIttron county and his
descendants have been among the best
an eighty-year-old „Originale from Chi:
berne' township; the senior representee.
.tlVe of the Olte families, Was a speeittl
event for us both. -Sabe and I had
much to talk' (about, looking beck
seventy Year*, or mere. We wereboth,
,horn Colborne, -(I was born tirsq.
and .we eee beth elow in ' good. health;
'Ncre attended iSc.°S. No. 2, BenniilleY •
School; together' under Master Arthur 0101110.1101rnullwillii•PiIMPOOPOPONNOMallit
Xoleswortli, the Crialean 'War veteran. •
ieftilf-iGOrli6-1M-evrtuturd-
ck
Far too many persons miss
Many of the beauties of nature
because they are unable to see i
things as they ATtu.., That may
once have 4),ceu exeilsible. -.To-
day it is not at ell tweeeieeafy.
"Mit.4e yOur tipPointaing eady
by phoning SW. . ,
Or., IiingstoolCSS., on lbe Square
00dOrklo '
enry
Pete Fisher belong to tile same period.
TAW myself, ulso-had a- turn at -
the old No. 3, or .-Young's school, and
drank ftone the Well. across the roe('
frometheeschool,..$11ed-inewith,„.teztei
from which a little strewn 011ee trickled
away:. Pethaps he will revisit Ontario
and his,,boyhood haunts, that we MAY
I could -fill eolumns with stories about'
that' INinga visit, bat these personal
touches must suffice. '
JOHN E1,114I,OTT.
London, Ont.
OFFIPERS
,Tlae Catholic Youth organization of
St. Peter's parish brought in a new slate
Driving north ou highway No, 21,
„
mgir Dunlop,' last -Friday night -Connie-
Woods, of Kiutardine, 'stopped to Se -
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Pure a rattling front humPer, Wbfle
burning his his ear was ramtroed:from
behind by , another driven by Donald
MeLenhan, of 101 Eighth street,
Oharleraie Pa. Mr.. Woods' Oatter and
mother, In„the rear 'Seat botb. received
head it:Juries and a, severe tehakiAgenp,
and 'damage to the two eare totalled
$450, A charge of careless driving was•
laid against Mammal], ley Traffic. Of -
fleet Culp,. who investigated 11c1.0exi-
nom posted a, bond foxehie appearance.
, GOOD SPANKING ORDER
A merchant' on the 'Square looked
_ront,othis.storemlndoer last rridlti to-
s,ee a five -year -Cold boyehanemering the
sold front R. LI Palmer, the Promoter-.
engineer, to L. 11. Mitchell, thence to the
inveetor. It wae Palmer's, own stock
that Wassdld and. transfers; were made
as. sales took "place. ' `file -sale of this -
stock was never 'approved by the On-
' tarie Securities , COMinisMori,, the wit -
nes? said. ,
In the prosecution of the case Mr.
names 'had the asstslance ,of Joseph
7M4ther,- solkaar—for_the Oommtsion
m
Frank Donnelly aefen ded '
-Th.dinaS -had- counsel. He. said he
could not afford one.
Magistrate Doesn't Mince Words
'Kissing •sen tenee Magistrate
M'akins referred to 'Mitchell and
Thomtis as, "vermin,7 going around the
Country Preying on innocent wOinen
whO didnot understand thetr^triliguage.,
!Vhey told , a fantastic, story to these
.people. They showed impressive wash
drawings of elevators shooting into the
sky:, They hidtheifeoperations by not
banking their 'financial ireturns. - -They
worked among good., honest people who
saved their. money for their declining'
years, 'who lived quiet lives and gave
what they eould to their church and. to
,sneh worthy objects as the lied Cross.
I feel very strongly in this case. .These
men Should be severely punished. They.
are vermin and both aro in the same
boat.": the Magistrate said. . , •
8ecurities Commission knew in
1939 that this stock was being sold.
Why was acflon.not taken then?' inter-
jeeted ,Thomas. Tears were rolling'
down his eheeks.
"Your word is not good With inc,'
'the Magistrate said, proceeding to pass
Sen ten ce. , •
Thorriasi is sixty-two years- of age,
Mitchell forty. The Crown Attorney ,
road from, record's that Nlitchell. former
'Toronto broker. trading:as Mitchell. &
Mea ill and L TT. Mitchell & had
been senteneeil to fool- years in King-
ston when eonvieted Of ,nneketing."
Thomas also had served, a term for
illegal trading.
ATTEMPTED'IROBBERIt
' Robbers Ittifmritott unsuccessfully to
rob ithe sato of tha Shell 011°00. at the
-waterfront n.Sunday night or early
Monday ini)-tning. Provincial ,police
found entrance had bee:o galbeq by
breaking a window -pane. The safe had
bon battered with a sledge .hanimer,
but apparently the robbers were scared
away before they could eomplete their
job. It is thought to be the work of
nil»itetirs., • P •
P.- .1. RYAN
Real Estate) and Insuranee „.
Office and Residence: .
11 Trafalgar Street
Phone 663
FOR tSALE-e-Rduses' of ail kinds,
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choice building its, business
property and several good farms.
Let me show you some teal
bargains. Buy now..
OU PAY LESS
YOU USE LESS
SURER RESULTS
EASY
OPENING
TIN -
CANNOT
SPILL
N(ei;, PlAyink-Edward G. Robinson ak,"BROTHEIt ORCHID"
Mon. Tues. and Wed.
"WHEN 111F DALTONS RODE"
Randolph Scott -Kay Francis -Brian Donlevy-Andy
Devmue-
George 'Erwin -Mary Gordon -L. ;
Broderiek Cra,wfOrd and Frank Albtrtsen
A thrilling -epic" of the .West,emasterfally produced and portrayed
�y an exeeptional east.
Thur., pri. and Sat.
James,- blame and Russell Gleason-Itarry Davenport --
Lois Ranson: -Arturo tledey, and "Maxie'Itosenideom
The hilerloas Higgins Family strikes 0 rich vein in hilarious enter-
tahonent u they revive tei old ghost teWn.
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VI)
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Coming -4'90w courageous Dr. Christian" and "Millionaire -Playboy".
Matinees Wed.; "Sate and holidays at 3 p.m.
DOUBLE -ACTING
BAKING POWDER
-•••••••',O.
Achiad Feet
A warm bath anoint with Dr. Chime*
Ointment and, tie 'slinging, irritation dis-
appear. ' Strongly antieePti • and medicinal.
soothes and b.
Dr. Chase's Ointment
,
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fender of the merchant s -Shiny new
automobile with a::$tee.1, hammer The
boy ran, the portly merchant in pur-
Suit, alongthestreet and up, the stairs
where aptirtnientriffe Ioeated.--
boy, cornered in the hall, 'was asked
What about it -what tlae idea Was. "I
wanna play the band," he replied. The ,
lad had slugged quite a few fender
'along the etreel, dinging, some ,and
knockin-,
° some paint and Much mud off
others. Be wasreported to, pOlice,,
whom he was not a stranger. '
' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
MT. and ,MTS: 1.1hoe. G. Elliott ,Gode-
rich township, announce the, engagement of theit youngest daughter, Phyle,
lie, to".Col-ephiall-Stee-eart ,Mimetilials, '
Woodstock, son of Mrs. if Beadle, Clin-
ton, and the late Edwin- S'atoenbals;
the marriage to take place early- in
1 November.
'Have yoti renewed your ubscrIPtiOn? ,
'
"
Lawyer; "Then your Wish:1)04 take
i!4 elderly'oL_ (Tent: -Elderly?
he's,,soo1 c get e winded play.p:
Ina 'atom"
Playfoot-Ater heart niu,st be as hard
1 . as glitas. I ean't even make an hapres-
sion on It& Pulltast-lIaveyou tried
',, an extra largo diamond?
r.
HAT unrey?' Why—the money in the banks!' The .money care-
fully put atvay by you and your neighbours:4n savings accounts. The
Anoney you coati have spent today but wanted to 0keep safely against some
Ilium need. The businessman's money for use in his normal operationt.
There *at e more than 4,846,000 batik deposit accounts, savings and current;
Within these. two .gasses the great majority of deposits are small or of
moderate .amount. But you'd be wrong if you assumed from this,that
the ,rest of the dOposits are owned by the few r Quite the contrary! The
railways, foi instance, have deposits in the chartered banks — and that
indirectly includes thewhole population of the ,Dominion'. The trade
Unions have deposits., Millions of policy -holders share in the ownership
of insurance companies' deposits. 41. And don't overlook the deposits of
"wheat pools, farm cd-operatfves; churches; municipalities and municipal
hydro Commissions, ,school districts; school children's. penny bank savings •
deposited with the chartered banks; and commercial and mining corpora-
tions with very wide lists of shareholders, large and small, all over Canada.
Truly, money on deposit in Canada's chartered banks is owned; in fait, by
you and your fellow -Canadians.
In war, as in peace, Canada's Chartered Banks inaintain, uninter-
fumed, their useful services safeguarding depositors' funds;
feofitating the nation's busisiesz; — looking forward to peace
with free6oitn as the only sure basis of enduring prosperity.
THE CHARTERED BANKS OF CANADA