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- CHART'EREIP AOCOUNTAN'T
MONTinTii, Wet MONwlitiTies
Chartered A.coeuutauts
.Downie Street, Stratford' (-1
..Ttronto Office: 4p2 Ba T Street
tosiimminimmiiimromiN
AUCTIONEERING
,
THOMAS OUNDR,Y, GODERICH,
LIVE STOCK AND GliNEItAL
'AUCTIONEER •
• " Te1ephone...40 .
Sales attended' to *ainiwhere and
every effort made! to give satisfactien..
Farmers'. sale notes discounted.
d.r •
CirtMiD0' 31.,. -GRANT, Li•OENSup
A.IMION-Eilt, :00R HCRol•T
• couNTY
A satisfactory, courteous -service for
Yam, Property or Household Sales.
k Rates Reasonable.
MEDICAI.
P. J. R. FORSOLIBB, finEE, EAR,
, • NOSE, THROAT* --
Lite House Sargem New, York
Ophthalmic and kliZ Hospital, as-
- aistant Mooreileld- ,-e-1:10spital and
, Golden Square Throat Hos**, Lou'
don, England. • -
•EYES T.111.8TED.,GIASSDS
•„ somas»
. • -53 ViiaterloStreet S.,t' Stratford.
,-.Telephone 267. ' ••• •Ici
Next visit Bedford Hotel,-liOderich,
• Wedneiday, March 26th, from 20'13.34.
till 5 p.m. •• . •
LIL
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER
CHI•ROPRACTOR ANI.) DRUGLESS
•••' THERAPIST
Goderich, Phikie 841
Office hours -10 to 12-a.u1., 2 to
and 7, to 8 p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday. •
10- to 12 a.M. only on Wednesda,
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell. •
A. N. ATKINSON
- 51 South St.
INSURANCE
a ,
IlacKILLiOt MUTIJAL FIRE IN -
111 and
lao-
lated town property insured.—
011icons-Wililiara Knox President,
'1.,ondesboro; W. IL Archibald, Vice:
President, •Seafosth ; M. A. Reid,
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer,. Sea -
forth. •
Directors -Min. Knox, Londesboro ;
•Broadfoot.,, Seaferth; Chris.
Leonhardt, Dublin; E. 3. Trew,artha,
Olinton ;•' T.hos. Moylan, Seafortn ; W.
• R. Archibald, SeafoithlAlex...MaWing,
Blyth; Frank McGregor, Clinton ;Ihigh
...Alexander, °Viralton. ,
- Agents -E. A. Tea, ILIL 1,.Goderich;
la.mes Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
Brucefield ; McKercher,
;I, P. Prueteit Brod-
hagen. •
Policy -holders can make all pay-
-and -get their cards-receipted-at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderleh, or
1. H. Reid's General Store, Bayileed.
P.. J: RYAN,
Real Estate and Insurance
Mice and Residence:
'11 Trafalgar Street.
Phone -3003 •
FOB, SAUD-Houses of alt kinds,
choice building lots, business
property and several good farms.
Let me show You some' real
'bargains. Buy now.
moKILLor muTtat,
ruts INSIMA140E co.
The annual. meeting of members; ef
Megillop Mattual Vire. 111ex/ranee
Company was held in the Town flail,
Seaforth,. en Fritlan February' 14th,
the pmeleent, Willien; Knox, presiditlg,
Mt/eager 31, A. Reid told the Meeting
that during the Year- total assets, in-
creased to $18443.91, while liabilities
decreased to, $0,978.08. Fire losses in
1940 amounted tO $7,832,00, 4 slight
Increase over •the previous 'Vat. •-,
.The Company tad 2,076 'I•folicies in
force as of December al, 194% rePre-
senting lusurance to -the value of
0,054060.
. ,
_The meeting paid tribute to lames
eann011Y a %deride who retired after
forty-four nava at; a director ot,;the_
Company, and to take his plate elected
E. J. Trewartha of Clinton.
The eiliters and directors of he
Company for the present . year are , as
tolloWs : President; 4W11114pa Knox,
Lond'eeboro ; vice-president, W. R.
Archibald, .Seaforth ; meaner and
secretary -treasurer, M. A. Reid', Sea -
forth; directors ---.Alex. Broadfoot, Sea -
forth; 'William Katie, •Londeeboro;
'Meese I.,eonhart, Dublin; E. J, Tre-
wartha, Clinton'; Thos. Moylan, Sea -
forth; R. Archibald, Seaforth ; Alex.
lefeErwing, Myth •Frank McGregor,
Clinton; Hugh Alexander,
MORE TELEPHONES
IN GODERIPII
4 net increase of 101 .ewas recorded
In the number of telephone e in Gode-
rich during 19,0, according to W. J.
illodgei manager of the Bell Telephone
inpany here. On December 31st last,
there Were e834 telephones in service
bete as compared with 73! on December
31st, 1039..
At the enclef 1940, there were 824,697
Beil telephones in service throughout
Ontario and -Qu. Duritig the yea
223,478 telephoees were coneectededid
184,236 disconnected, a net gain of -
.890242 as cometared with 20,000 In 4939.
Other _telephone systems in 'Ontario
and gitelaW with ,Nvhicii the Bell Com-
pany Interchanges service 'now ;lumber
883, serving 150,540 telephones; -9
SDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1941
Active Year hi %Sergeant T. Nir. 'Tex".. Cirri& is a
"TEX" CARRICK
Children's Aid Work popular non-eommiesioned officer with ,.
tlee Perth Reglmerit, M.G. (A,F,), at
Rev. Dr. Barnett Again Heads
Society, for npoixtutoo
of Social. Worker Approved
The annual Mating of theldren'e
Aid Society of nuron COtat$ WAS held
in the Court *Howe 011 TUeeday evening
February 18t1a. BevD j, a Barnett
vvaseeeeelected preeldent of the Society
for.:194, Other offieers eleete'd were t
lit viee-piesident, XtreeA. Taylor, 2n1
itee,presideric :Mee .A. Wurtele; treas-
Urer,A0 1Lliirskine; seceetary,
Itobertsbn. edirectoreeMrss IoUng,
nes. 3. /O. Stewart, B
Rev. A. 3', Milligan•, .
e Lieut. 'Williards 4 th alvatilel
ArmY, is to be ftSliefl to algend meetings
of the board in an advisory capacity,
Committee members were named as,
follows :- 'Finance emimittee,- A. III.
Erskine, Di. J. H. Barnett, A.; .*M.
Robertson ; humane .•Witrk- Committee,
Miss A. Wurtele, . Rev. A. J: Milligan.
•The finance tommittee wiU work, In
gonjunetion with three members ap-
pointed' by the County Council. ,
_
1)r. Barnelt, as president, spoke brief-
Iy,.coramending Mrs. M. P. Chaffee for
the valuable service she had rendered
to the Society as social eerie worker
since her aPpointment last June, 'There
are times „when the hand of a man is
rough, and 'sometimes his tongue. as
well. That is where .4 woman is
needed," Dr. Barnett rved. The
.So'Clety did not have to s he County
for the money to pay Mrs. haffee for
the first six months of her 'work, Dr.
'.Bainett revealed.
• The president told of the elosing and
subsequent 'sale of the Children's
Shelter. - The uPkeep of the house had
n -a-burden on -the Cotmty and not
iiiittlelent use W-ael•e-Eig7-eniade-or:It-tee
warrant beleg centinueti. in oper-
ation. , •
'Mrs. Chaffee spoke �f her work w,ith
the SocletY and her assliciation With,
the supethetendent, since 'her appoint -
meet last June, as being very enjoy -
Mr. 11-1. T. Edwards, superintendent,
Mrs. M.]. Chaffee, social service work -
and Mise Helen Arelret, steno-
grapher, were re-eugaged for 1941 at
Standard betravie; le:Hamilton. To-
gether with his wife and 'family he re-
turned .to Cl/nada-At .the eutbrealf of
War In September 4er 1939 And 4fter
living tor a short time in Ooderieh be
established his home In StratfOrd.
Born in alitton on July 12, 1907, he,
moVe4 to Goderich with hie parents and
lived there until he was fifteen years
ef age. • Then he • went on the
Greet Lakes and eventually- on the high
seas, his travels taking him to China,
Japan, India, South America and a few
other contries. He Was Married in
Texas in 1029.
gillisting with the Perths, on SePten/-
Vittoria Club's
Birthday Party
„,r!'ogreiss of liome and. School
Work Reviewed
Intereisting Program
The birthdaY Tarter of Victoria flotne
aed ,Sehool Club, held , on Thursday
evening, Febritary 20th, was an un -
d n 1 • f
[ Three Minutes, Please
• (By 4 Man with a NotebOok)
Invest 4n War Saving certifteateseand
help keep Canada The beet beMb-proOf
4ilieiter in the werld.
Hexas tenaperaMental as all airmen
are-yoUseever knew when. he'd go up
in the air.
(1),:eaaltaL tisbeticreeeSwsa.4 geQp9atesteo lastitrUneeY, •
and (excellent' 'repo/44 of the year's
work were given be the varinUs
V'eeere. • number of lettere were Writs
ber 19, • 1939, as a private, 'Sergeant ten bY the eoireePonelingeeeretare, Mrs. I elite rfli414-
'Cara& IstOlVta lifrargrPtiiii9-061,1 -id:TrijWiiiT'diir-higrwe-yeit-r,.-ifiid''vie47-fkicni-'7tti"e''Faie"Iawtaarv4Yg'b:- 44'Cf441redr-
. eer o pore . tem r • ' •
193,9, tied Ma july 3, 1940, he attained e're$s secretary, Mrs, A. Taylor, ex -
his
mprsre.,seearriet reakekvhti.1 heetwo daughters,
PeeeSed appreciation Of the publicity
gave iby The iSigeal-Star to -Heine and
Thomasina and Anil, and one son, Paul, 'Sehool work. Mee D. Willis, Beview
froesroideluaate5c4WeT.lallidn.gte,n street.-Strats seceetary, erPorted, $iXteell StibeAlP"
maaanaafaaa. s
We dont see the giele getting exelted
over the fatetter, but overalle are a Uni-
form, aren't 'thee'? ,
Ne, -est R.A..F. weapOn is maehlee-
tioes for the ReVieer during the year. ",
Mrs. F, .1tiley, "Welfare conveeer, re -
ENGAGEMENT AiNNOUNCED
Major and Mrs R:.W. Garrett, Thorn-:
ton avenue, London, announce the en-
gageroent of their only <laughter, Mary
,glieabeth (Bette), to Lieutenant
Arthur B. Dowker, of the 7th Canadian
Army Aield Regiment, Of' Petawewa;
son of Mr. G. Csowlier of Goderich
and the late km. Dowker, the mhrriagq
ported that a splendid., donation of
clothing had been ,received Trom. the
Ohildren's Shelter when the building '
was cloged mid these articles were
much appreelated. Other gifts were
received from various sources, .and- the
sum 'of $8.88 was donated by tile Club,
enabling the eonvener to provide 120
articles :of clothing •for pupils of the
iuiproved on mexPero. ats,:t5
....0111,01.11•••
"There's .eid" spinn.ing wheel in
the Parlor," eings the maid as she busies.
r I
w th the dalSting •And we cau
f
tion ter, SOW) voce, "NOt tee, IO1111)
Clorae--walls have ears."
'Lone Nazi, deeps. bombs and fleas
.when Beitish fighter engages Wm.
iieadlftie ,Great gnstl, What next
will Goering think up?
Sudatariura: A hot- th
to take piece liarch 1st. [school during the ye•ar., •
clueing Perspiraelme In more common
• a a . or pro, -
Provincial expenee a.ceount•
Public Trustee re wards
Province re wards •
Sundry
aaar
The treasurer, %Mrs, R. WiLson, re-
ported a balance last year of 121.76,
187 20 reeeipts during' the year from 'all -
33 $34 sources of $4437 nAking a total of
5 09 $60.13. L'xpenditures for, the year
19 40 amounted to 802.00, leaving a balance
on hand of $3.23. •
• The secretary? Mrs. G. •SanderSon,
reported _ very. Interesting • meetings
througlaout the year. On "fathers'
• :$651353
• DISBURAEMENTS
Jan. 1, Overdraft 1, 10 42
-1Saiaries (Supt., Sten.) 2500 00
-Salaries (Shelter) • 040 eo'
"Rbardlng IrOffressees----eeeess -se-51750
-
P.U.0 82 25
;Medical and dental service's 304 65
Repairs • '144 93
•(Seething and oboes 268 60
Meat
Bread .„.
Drugs •
Groceries
Fuel •
Fruit and vegetables
Sundries
Taxes
Milk •
Stationery, advertising, post-
age 2
Travelling expenses •
House furnishings
tSupplies
Rent •
tsissemeissomeisaukissa,—
Nimmornme.
"rHCPUREST FORM IN WPitC14—
tOBACCO CAN BE SMOKED,”
Iliemommitomw
J. W
.raigie
INSURANCE and REAL• -
E.STATt
Get Our Automobile Rates
_ Phone 24 GOderieb„
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STRATFORD -- GODEHICH
COACH LINES
Daily 7.30 a.m.'4.35 p.m. -Leaves
iiloderieh for Stratford, Toronto,
•Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Tavistock iand Woodstock. Depots -
Bedferd, •British and Royal Hotels.
Phone 'hotels or 305 for information:
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HOTEL VVAVERLEY
• I...ocated on Wide Spadlna Ave.
at College St.
• Easy Parking Facilities
• Convenient to Highways,
•
S1.5114
Rates Dnbie
SLSI 10
•, Fon io.Room, $5.111 to all
,
C10** to the ,Unluersity,
• Parliament Buildings,
• Maple Leaf Gardens,
Theatres, •Hospitals,
Wholetale Houses, and
the ruhlemibto Retail
• Shopping District,
A. Mr POWELL. ratsibito
. .
'TARTE ' CAPITAL' THEATRE PRp.Nifl
47
Now Playing--:-"CalOng Philo Vance" with George Raft in -
. i
, 1 "hlii)181b1e ': Stripes"
MON. TEES and WED. , s
GINGER ROGERSis "KITTY FOYLE"
„
with Dennis,MorgaUL.,JaMes Cralg-----Olady's. Cooper? -Ernest Cossart
' and Eduardo 'Clanelli .
!Never beore has a , fictional; character been awaited with keener
leaticipation than `1Kitty Foyle." It's anore• than a book, More 'than
a picture, it'e a. woman, trite to life asthe modern eoitrig.workihg-
girl ahe exemplifies.
THUR. VIM and SAT.
Henry Fonda*--(31ene Tierney•,===Jaekie Cooper -Henry Hull
' . John Carradine and 'Donald Meek .
4 grand Technieolor*,presentation of 'the romantie adventurers, who
wrote an unforgettable epie into the UlOgtlawietb
era hi anation's ;history. °
. .
,
"The Return of Frank James' •
mathzees wa, so:, and 'bolliditYg at 3 P•411$
•• • • , •
• Coming Ante raies and Betty Grable in "Tin Pan Alle "
• the same. salaries. 4
•
The annual 'reports of the euperin-
tendent and the treasurer fellow:
SupeiteWent's Report.
This year has proved to be mae of
great activity; clinger". mainly by the
movement of guest, Children, from the
Old Land': Our- County shag responded
nobly in offering its homes, -By Gov-
ernment regulations, all apalications
had to be investigated with as muth
care as required in our own foster home
work, and, records made of each case.
We had received only five.guest child-
ren when the movement of children was
Ppeeisbystheeshilene_ri efe one transport
ship. At present, weeheve -no _know-
ledge of more guests Ireleg sent out in
the spring.
We have added to our staff a social
Worker, Mrs, M. P. Chaffee, who came to
us en June int. • It has been felt for
several years that a woman worker
was needed, as so many cases required.
woman's judgment in adjusting mat-
ters. This has proved to' be very see-
cessful and the appointinelt. justified
• by the work accomplished. .
The Shelter was the subject of much
, discussion by the Department. They
felt shelters should be closed and Wards
be placed in boarding homes, until free
homes were found for them. This was
dletiissect at le/4W andincompliance
'with the last Council's request at ,the
November -session the Shelter- was
closed in December. We have arranged
for several high-class 'homes to place
our vvards in until frees homes are
• found. Dee to- the trend of time, we ;
find that our work is ever increasing,
especially under the tinpaarriedparents
.Act, as the following statistics will
'indicate.
•-"Mader "child protection" work, there
has been the greatest Inerease in the
%umber -of eases, Which hale moved up
froin 10 to 23. Some 355 visits and 02
ellice interviews have taken plate re
all cases. Fifteen court cases have
been attended, most of which were
• juvenile. These juvenile Casa have
increased considerably, but by trying
to understand the child problenis we •
hare been siteesefUl ih adjttetingsmost
of these.. • Only one boy Was sent to an
industrial school during 1940. The
majority of juvenile delinquents were
not brought to- court, as we feel thee
It Is. something to avoid if at all Pos.
leible, for the child feels .it is aplitleck
mark on 'hid life if taken there.
In the division of "child eare,' we
have 57 children under supeev1sione-
• 30 wards,. g bther societies' wards, and
12 • non -wards. Three 'hundred and.
forty-three 'visits aed 89 office inter,
views took place re all these ebildren,
as wellsee 2efoster home in.vestigatione.
Our guardianship ever seven Children
was closed with the completion of legal
adoption during the year. • With regard
to Ottpetvision ef the five child guests,
some 35 visits and .10 office interviews
have taken plate. Of interest alga Is
the fact that ,SOMO 150 home s bave been
Impeded' In order to reject or approve
Meta suitable for aceepting a guest. .
Ai mentioned before, there has been a
notable irtas n ITP. work. The
language: ,Parliament,
in the good old days a little oll on
troubled waters• would often •prevent
strife, but 'the. eame eannot truths
fully said:of the peeseet eonflict, for it
is oil that is the cause of the present
Balkan situation.*••
There it story going ,the rounds that
night" the men .provided an excellent is wortherePeatmg„ ItJs about,a little
program of educational films. A jeiet Italtan girl ...whose -eat • gave 'birth to
inee, ting-was-ireld-witir reerarta'llome-lcittengran1rtlie-er1;"rdhg-.warg1lfiiii:
and ,School members, when a musical in the prow- FatelstanannereProudly
program was provided by:pupils of the told, (ithe selioalteacher. that they were
two schools under the leadership of "Fascist" kittens. The school teacher
Mr. Anderton. Quiz ;programs, proved complimented ' -the girl en 'being so
.04 30 both instructive and entertaining, and patriotic and thought no more of the
37 67 topics for other meetings included The matter. Then ° tele day the girl ap-
28.95 Work of the Ohildren'S Aid Soeiety," proached the teaeher and said that the
261 90 by Mrs. 'Chaffee, 'Astronomy," by Rev. kittens weren't Fascists 'after' all. "And
252 pi.
58 98
78 23
7 54
44
19 74
6.14 09
2460
51 455
8' 00
6476 71
Balance: ......... ............ . . .. . .... 36 82
inmane COMInittee
• Miss Ann "Wurtele, for the Humane
&vision of the Soeiety, reported imion
the operations of the year. These In-
cluded agitating; for drinking bowls for
<logs to ;be attached te-thelorse-teeuglis
in Court Hotiee.Park (without result) ;
calling attention- by publie advertise-
ment to the poisoning of animals, pre-
sumably by people carelessli bundling
rat poison ; humane tlisposal of home-
less felines.
During the year the lauron County
Society was the recipient of a bequest
of $1,000 by the .will of the late Mrs.
Helen G. Shepley of Toronto.
O L.• Beeivn, 'Health Education, Does whya,ren't they?" queried the teacher.
It Pay?" by Mrs. A. To:lore "Movies," The girl replied, "Because nine days
by Mrs. L. L. Knox, and eHighlights of after they were born their eyes were
the Easter Convention," by the presi- ,opened."
dent, Mrs. Ur. Macdonald, who attended - • ,-
the convention as delegate. A sign Of the thiaes In Fort Worth,
• Commencement prizes. were presented • Texas, a laundry which Is additeent to
to each roam, 'magazine subkriptions a church has a large sign which reads:
were given to the sclaool, naedieal sup- "Oleanlinees is next to godliness." ,
plies previdedfor the 'first °aid clip- • s -
-board, and a roll of 'honor was pre- , Final thought • for the 'week : le you
seiated 1x the school; to be inscribed really , want to 'know how much effort,
with -the- names of former pupils who you have made towards helping to win
have volunteered for active service. • the war, don't figure up the amount you
A 'Community Concert was sponsored have iniested in war savings tertific-
bv the Club, the program being given -ates but count what you HAVEN'T
by the. 'boys old g.W of the town, invested.
and the .proceeds, amounting to $60.50,
were sent to the British Wee yiet.knas- - •
Fund in Teronto. . war' saving stanapesaneecertieteatess
repTohretedpreasnideanmeat, thMeaeodOnnta-arkil,10 7. A
' sketchll•eisntfiritledcal "SAkersion of the
'Home and School Federation for 1,000 Past" was -then presented in panto -
layettes for British air raid- vietims. , mime, With Mrs. R. Bisset as reader.
This appeal met ,with an enthusiastic Going .back to the nineteenth century,
response. . All articles deflated are to Donald' Scott represented Charles
be ready for* exhibition at the March' Dickens, whose books were instrument -
meeting, which will take the form of a al in rousing peblic opinion to the need
crokinole party. Members were also of sympathetic interest ln educational
o
urged to do their utmost.to create inter- problems, and resulted in the forming
est in the campaign for the sale of fthe afirst t this"o needtrs' wIa7nsioronsa.;z0Fdifitny
• 1 years
the United States, and led tO the be -
of the parent -teacher movement
there, which now has a membership of
one -and a -half millions. Twenty-five
rears ago saw the .beeinning of the
...••••••••
HUGE COMMItIVIENTBY CANADA
FOR PROSECUTION_OF THE W
• . • nrovement in Cie:nada, with . Mrs,
and two art leagues
Ceu
urtice as "the fonder. Seven
' '
Money to „Be Rai . sed by Taxation and Loans—Opposition Leader mothersgroups.
• Asks fin. More Information on War Program-r--kroposal to eonnected with Toronto schools were
Postpone Depennial. Census Ra t4 SuPport—Prime Minister King
the first members, now Ontario has ‘a
, Alberta in ,
membership. of 25
• Warns Canadians .against Entertaining Hopes of Eearly and melee joined in 1922 1929
000. British Ool-
Eaty Victory .•
t
. . Manitoba in 1935, Nova Scotia in 1936,
•,, Saskatehewae and New Brunswielt in
(By J. A. Mune, Special Correspond- embraces raising es much as possible .1038. Dr. Kerby was the first presi-
ea) by way of taxation, with the balance to dent of tbe' National Federation. The
OTTAWA, Feb. 21.-,C411ada's war be raised through war 'leans and the movenaent became haternational .and
4xpee1itures were placed at.$1,300,000,-- sale of • war savings certificates and Fes endorsed In thirty differglit coun-
stamps. • It means, of course, still
000 for the /Weal year beginning April higher taxes, all along the line, when
,
1 by Finance Minister J.L. Ilsley,when the boxt budget is brought down inthe
Parliament resumed this week after its near futute. The next war loan will
adjanirtmenton December 7 last. This
figure compare,s with $875,000,000 spent
be' for , possibly $800,000,000 ' next sum,
iner: And,rit is hoped to raise $120,000,-
on War in the current fiscal year. 000 annually 'through war savings
Adding the Dominion Government cm:. grim tes.
nOrmalexpenditures of $433,131,000; A rough ,breakdown of the000000 1
$1,300,-
; $,, ex -
$400,000,000 for repatriation of British- 0s00a, sO0fOollovir sfor v aAr r tht o3r, sthe ° o,ensuing0000
; ytet tar'
held securitiesand 575
:
• peeditures of the Provieces and. mini-! $421,000,000; navn 081,900,009; muni-
cipalities, Mr. Ilsley stated that Domin-'i dtioopnasrtanIdazipst,00$0,108010,0„00,000; other
Ion war and ordifiary eependitures will
run to • 52,700,000,000. This figure I Mr. 'Hanson made a strong, personal
represents aboutefifty per tent. of the plea for Prime, Minister King and his
estimeted national Jimmie of 55,300,- eGovernment to forget partisanship in
,000,000. for the ensuing yearthe conduct of the war. He suggested
•"I pause to let the meaning of this; the personnel of the ,Gpeernment should
program sink in," Mr. Ilsley observed. I be morebroad.based to take in relive
"The program will necessitate a Ton- sentation of all politiere grottp.s in the
tinuieg and more rapid shifting from country. .0ther Conservative epeakers
petice-time ,to.war,thee-Preslection and;,etreseed the same point in the debate
will require from nfany of us drastic -which proceeded during the week.
eliangee in our modes of Ming and The Oppoeitioir leader asked for
ha
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lit
es
.uo-farlialep.eftcomplete information from the' Govern-
rop' riation of $1,00,000,- ment on all aspects of the war program,
_
000 is --coneidetebly the largest el:eel...end particularly with regard to what
submitted to Parliament in' Canada's he teemed the failure of aircraft pro-
bietoeyt Oppoeitieli Leader Pe n. Hans. duetion in 'Canada. 'Munitions and ,
soia deseribed the figures as "staggering I 'Supply Minieter 0. D. liowe promised
and enotenous." to give the Commons aefull eta.tement
Canada's cash, outlay on ever to later on aircraft prodiettion.
EVERY ME A*I1D
411 lelizkaown *Ad Meer *now*
error* of vision are not 'glee* at-
tentioe. The teed *eireleet
tremendeue. FsverY age is af-
fected by faulty visielte ladirMs
Mae everywhere *re /Sot setting
out of life as they eheUld' becaua.
• they do not see as they ekeelt.
Welisinforsied persOne S're, usual.
e$10 -wise„
Make out appoIntouent• early •
by *boning Mt
T 'Arnistrt)
0 ag
-OPTOMETRIST
-004, lifotat011_ en The Square
o (Oder/a* '
iNedneaday at Luiline*
tries, but war cOieditione have made
co-operation helaoseible other
countries for the present. 'What' the
future holds, who Can titaY7
This historic:al sketch w Otueh 4,4e
loyed. Those taking 14ri: Were, vrie
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• .
An • interesting candle -lighting cere-
mony was presented When litfleeCaths.
erine ;cud lighted 4 white -eandle.fer
Mrs. Couetiee,lier mother, Mrs. Catt,‘
a red eandle for the •Nationit Fedei-
AatigooniasteLl cuMer.walts. liSito,i,enveetlh.034u7semars_.blorlee.
candle for the Internatiilnai-Vederatlou.
Bloomfield honor of alffetelertPuPt•ta .
of the,sehool who are on.ete4fiee service,
a:silver "candle-A*Mres..-A.:.••••
the . teverttyefifth. annivetearY ibef •
founding of .the Work lk Canada, and a
pink tandleeby Mrs. iteilditt eet
if silence was-dedicated*i the Memory
of Mrs. Courtice, and this was folleived
by the Home and Selabeil song.
Musical PrOgleani.
, -
A very fine ,inusical program was
given by the ladle? • choir 'of Knox
cbuech,eunder the leadership 44 Xias
E. Snider. This consisted, Of a plan0-
duet by Miss .Snider and.Mis$ E Bogie,
solo by. 'Miss (Lane, ‘carry .Me
Back to Old Virginian" and three eelees
lions by the choir, ''The. Olden Simms,"
" and the. -vesper ilYnni,
."Filo•r iraolt1,4T,oh'ty thanks was
.,"was te•nde'titil
by
Mies P. McEwen to all Who. took part
the program, and 'refreshinents were
served by the social leonanittee,' with
Mrs. W. Macdonald and 31re. Stene -
house presiding at. the tea table. •••'•
social •half-hour was enjoyed, and the
meeting Closed with the singing, of the •
Na.tional Anthena. .
Obvious
W.hile exaniining a class'in grammar
the inspector wrote a ,senterfee on the
arkeoa,rd•and a.Aied-Tif any boy could
seeanything peeuliar about it. After •
a long pause, one smafl boy put uprhis •
hand.
"Yes," said the inspector encouraging-
ly, "what de you see remarkable about
"Please, sir,the bad *wilting, sir.".
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• number of cases hag mounted from 22 animas* .n r. sey gaNe .aeing The thee for inflation has not yet
to 34 during the:1.10er; Some 140 vieits t?talli,sd $53.8,q303,000e T.bi-qe % come in financing the war, Mr. Hanson
00 office Interviewe, old 01' super'
vlsory 'visits re mother or child have
also taken plaee. Five court attend-
afwee Were made withsone court order
'obtained. Niue settlements were 0'80 -
Arranged during tile year.
Ite,s•peetfu 11 y Shim-) tted,
T. EDWARDS,
Local Superintendent.
Financial Statement
BECBIPTS
ConntY of liurcin
Provincial grant
C.A.S.
Interest en bonds
" held. Still 'further •effort should be
for 'the navy' 41,188,060,1 for t1-1(' made' to eut the ordinary eXpendituree!
force ; $80,291,000 on. Caimita'e %share of governniente Jie eounselled adhere
of the Comraomvealth Air ettce to orthodoic methods o'flelinenee.
Plans .801931,000 for murtitione and Acting 00.F. Leader Coldwell also
smtiepapsluierL; ;$-,,a,lifid5,00$018:fmorcolherodref_ defence eIreemeurgee-eat, 6iltinvroengTisr., .atigia4tinstht eaeolevteii,one...
Incoeinam8urnaleinnei4, tbthert intielaSOt rYlloe"410ths,'wvviitthluntat 8ienitelrileest:)fonerfi
the eilnistee indicated, will run wall bads of eaweity to bay._
east• up to. the $875,000,000 figure
previously emoted tor the eureeee „fiscal Reduction4Ordinary" Ilxpeotritures
On Monday,. Mr, Ilsley tabled the
•'•$510- 00 , main estimates or ordinary GoNiltim-
No Valley Financing
ineut expen ores, o , ,.•
d"t t telli $4"1131'
700 00 hering it e announced ilitancial.polley for um "1'w j'EX4A, "
338 3 'the ,Govrnment Is •5',icatifastly ).„„, _
60 00 witicregard to war eeets. This Valley. (Continued an pao 0)
esseseee.
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Everybody can enjoy this.
° Comforts of Horne
if they consult their own interests by selecting their
EAST $T.
Furniture and Stoves
• from our stock. Living:, biting RbOm. and Kitchen require.
„merits, as well as Beds and l'efattrenes. Oik.Cooking Stovea
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