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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-03-13, Page 3Bioiness .Directory I WI& , . ISMILIERI4AND Barr1eta14 Soliettor • ee:•--North Ste Goderich. Phone VellAit'llitlib ACCOUNTANT 1110=191TH tied 14.0e1T.RlITU, , 08 %Chartered Mconittisits 77 Downie Street, Stratford - Toronto 0010; 44.-11a7_Sq.00 AucnoNsuttoo Tuompsz-Gq‘ GO CI, sToOlcAND ..GEt04:1•0 • "A-UOrtOlitillitt - TOePhone 119 iska to as.110ere 4114 ortait'eFor Ma • to glee *iditlittetfeit,' Varaneriru.Ie poteia discounted. • LICENSED •ttl.k.1.1901PI1I1ER' VOW !ft.lA1,9z4 - • 401INTzt ' aatjateet‘sy, eourteouia service for Warm, Property or Household Sales. . Oates. Reationabie, nznammix OF M&LTA HAS RVIATIIMIS IN GODZU0111 SPECIAL* COW13/11Tra n APPOINTED ' I ,..n. TMan"she - " vvh making . TO EXAMINE WAR EXPENDITURES ate is (1040 it the, island of 'Malta lute', the Aire _ mtv.... . ena. . . ....-................e.,... pr4nable fortreaa ,it is roving .to *Wee may 414*i to Be inning of War. --question of Public or p ,Gteeral William Dabble. htuseolbai , ' MesaSittings Delis,ted—Oe'verai Daily Newspapers Accused, thought this buoy island in the Mediterranean eta:Wile; guard for of Publishing'raise and. its,lioiOtts SditOri*U--. Mi. 104411 'BrItato, ,betWen Italy eed' the 1Nortia Walled •b7 , me r ,terocorad J, WOO. UP: !nte Thit Bile S. 1111114 3 - ,34,„ African „coast' would be easy ,prey for Careful How bia,naVy. Hitler fended thatehis dive , A. .e.,' a .. 4. "------- ' - .. • " bombers Could Make a lb -ambles ef it. tBar J. ',A. mule, Naomi Corroopo--- Snell. information shoald be given. the na i Beth Made their talculations' without , ' ent) Public- . . e, aliewieg tor*Slie military' genius of OTTAWA, March 7. -There, seethed • J. T. Thersone,Kae, Liberal, Kenai*, INT, 11-liata Debbie. Ile tboUght . out the to .be ,an undue amountof jockeying who iS likelY tO 'be eoMMittee ehairmate , eilemy Jtoettes 'ig adVance, and 41019110, forposition thie past week in.eetineetion exteeesed confidence that members of Malta Ilea been raided 400 .tiinee in the - the Canadian Parliameet eould be re - .the attackers aP- 'with 'the eslablis*eat of a' sPeOal 'lied upon to cOnduet "an: hozies.t, fair, feet nine MOntbs Ilerener Awn made very little jearnes. Connuops eommittee of OventY-four itoPartial WIWI,' attd to diaeltarge the members to examine war expenditnrea, heavy reeponsibilities 'placed upon them, e'enepee' it. , ,, TmllietteeteArt:loetorelfewiirenteeuvoefrwoothetheavilt" etuite as Well as •bad the •Britisit ever expendithre intjulee committee. should meet in, Iniblie or! in eAgiVgai ' D. 0, 'Abbott, Montreal Liberal', said whether' 'if -nia-y-afeethilineral' ecortemlee be would ' net do °a/IT-whitewashing only or infringe OPou eUeetions of Gov- Joe on the committee, •1..., eminent policy and administration, whether it ie cleared by the .Oppositibe as a constructive move or merely as "a scandal-bunreeallithese POWS ZINO rise to considerable discussion. The ' debate, waxed rather *arra, at times, with imputation of motives, refutation of the same, and caustic comment on - Wirian0414 Da.r."J. rOaSr41014 X33), EA*, NOSE, TYLROAT " Late Ronne' SdrieOn NOW Iork OphtheLinic ad Antal, ta• as* 'natant at MoOredeld tal and GOiden" Square Throat HOsipital,' 1..on- Alon,'Vngland. - Ii14111S-TIOSTEIZ: GLAliata:- SUPPLIED 53 :Waterloo fitreet , S., , Stratford, Telephone' 207. • . 14.1tt 'Vita .Bedford note', 'vottericht Wednesday, March 20th, from .2 p.m. till 5.p.m. . • To some Gederieli People 'the geilant and ietteetirve eetind the little island Is making lythwo-sileotat rthrlll ofpride,- tor' Ms. ,Samuel Sheardown and Mrs. Thomas Shields of . town are Seeond Coueins ote3terieral' Debbie. When the distinguiShed•Generiti Wae at Exmouth, England,ie 'January, _Private Murray ‘,Sinaardowri had the good fortune to be there and to meet him. * • . DRUGLESS PitACTiTIONiria - * (111.11ROVRACTOR. A.$10 DRUGLESS - . • .• doderich, Pherie-",34.1 --.1 • _Oak, laostraH10 tc,,,,,,12.„a4n.,.-'9' to, 5. ilkd 7 to .8..p.iii„-Tilesday, triday and ", ifatuvlay; ., • 10 to '12 a.m. only. On Wednesday, Monday „ 51' Sonth St. • McKILLOP MUTUAL NUE IN suns..N.cp -00.--ilarm and • Iso- lated toiVit property Insured. .0ilieure-Villi.aut Knox, Piesktent, Vtc t'resldentforth, . ; Reid, Manager and Steretaryareasiirer, Sea* forth. . • • Directers,--Wan. Knox, Londeshoro;. Alex: Beoadfoot, Seatorth.;, Chris. Leonhardt, 'Dublin; D. Trewartha, Clinton ; Thos. Moylan, .Seaforth;, W. . R. Archibald, Seaforth; Alex. Maiwing,, Blyth; Flrank IfeGregor, 011ittott,; Thigh - Alexander Walton ' Agents --2.E. A. Yeo, 31.1c, 1, Goderich; James Watt, Blytli; 4ohn..1). Pepper, R.Ft. 1, Bruceileld; R. El. McKercher,' R.R. 1, Dublin; 4. P: Prueter, trod- hagen.. 2 Policy -holders ean 'make ail pay- ment and ards-receipted-at • the Royal,Bank, ; Calvin Outt's Grocery, Kingston Street; Goderich,. or J. H. Reid's General 'Store, Bayfield. • GOES TO. POW FAIR ,Eizeter Thmeeetavocete: Mr. Albert Barker, who liege been employed with. Tractutar's hardware, has. accepted a' position maehinist with an aircraft reempaily. at port Erie and will 'leave Thursday for that place. •Mr. Barker came to Exeter trail iGederieli et few years aka and while here he has made many friends, the bestevishes of whom 'will fellow him. Mrs. Barker and fam- ily will remain here until summer. • -r---- -r SWEET CAPORAL "THE PUREST PORM IN WHICH: TOBACCO CAN BE SMOKED." a. 100010"mmIllion P. J. RYAN Real Estate and Insurance Office and Itesiderice: *11 Trafalgar Street Phone 603 FOR -SALE---Houses of all kinds, choice * building Jots; • business preperty and several good fares, tet-nie Ih�W y4u mile real bargalniBuy now. ,o•olaoh.oitioftssommoommoo.o.rhimmorrdwarmemowommon, W. Craigie INSURANCE and , REAlp. ESTATE Get Out; Automobile 'Rates • Ptunte •24 GoderIch 1 h, r -sLeave Partisanship Outside 'Fieward Green, ;OonserVetive, Van- couver, warned that every member of the eereanittee*ranat -Stand prepered•to lextee*partisan politics outside :the door of the committee ,or else the committee *would, get aowhere., am' Prepared. edItorials-iiiipearring'hylliffereut nevesectoedaethateasetteCanadian..firs.• papers on the subject;,all Mixed up to- and all ,the time," Mr. Greenadded. , gether.iu an. unedifying disPlaY. Joseph Harris, Toronto CenServaUve, printeMinieter W:L. MacKenzie King said he would 119t !serve on the Pone - strongly laVored the practice followed mittee if it,sits inf secret. • ." la the British Parliament with regard Acting Leader M. 4..." Coldwell to a similar coleraittee in the 'Great said the times were so serious that he Wee, and again in this war, where the hoped no scandal would be uncovered tomMittee always has sat in earner& by the ',committee. •Ile hoped •the con - Mr. King felt it to be incompatible With mittee would not develop, hie° another the peblie ihtereet and the safety of the Wrangle such as took place over the state' for the eommittee here to hold Bren gunpontract; and he hoped no public sittings which, might give com- ecortmittee merobere would conduct fort or inforeuatien to enemy, eHe themselves as counael, for either' one denied; with Conelderable emphasis, any party or the other. suggestion that he or the 'Government Senator-Arthnr Meighen, Conserve - had •anything to hide. "I believe I tive leader , in the :Upper Huse, has have been long enough in this -House collie in for criticism lately in the Com. ler.henerelale_anerabers knove_Wheee mons. Mr, Voldwell characterized a I stand on. questions of public ine recent speech of Mr. ileighen's as "stlb- • tegrity," 31e. King obeetvede "I . be- ,ve,rel've." Mree Dorise Neilsen, hide- _neve, too; that I can let•my 'life record Pejelent, North tattleford, thought,anY- sPealc for itself in that regard." ' one else makieg the same•statement as May Go Back to September, 1639 Mr: Meiglien made would have been Mr- Xing emphasized that, as far as he and the Government are concerned; the proposed committee may inquire *into war expenditures right back to the beginning of the wee an September, 1039, ifit so 'desires., Responsibility .for Government policy and administra- tion witle.regardizo-the wereleeedfled "bad comPalie and reminded her she could, not make the ty.j* SPeeelms Ole doe$ if Axe lived in !Germ:ally, Itely er Russia. Ur* Nielsen Old the tloy- ernment it would have to pay, $ow day, for the type of °Canadian1(.4eigitOo" it has Ott up (wader the e'egUlatione. Hon. 0.D. Howe Characterleed as °unneceseary and utifair" he eueetion aeked by IlOre Dr, Ilerbert lioIce, Tor- onto f.louservative,, whether the natural- ized klerinan: T.C.A. employee at the Armstrong, Ont., airPortis *till in the employ of that company. The Wall haa been a loyal and effieleet en1plOy*0U* T.C.A. for soil* cOltsiderable tin*, Mr, ,Ilowe told the 'lleuele, and the baveetiga- tioe howed be had nothing to do With the ^reeent disastrous Crash near Arm- strong- , Health Minister Ian Maeltenzie told the 'House,in intredueing a revised ,PenSion Act for the eurrent war; that 20,000 men have been.dieeharged from the defence toreetesinte this' war began. Of t1is nuniliet 900Weredischatgled after reaching England. Mr. Mackenzie and Col. Balaton weld that stricter medical examieationa ,now prevail be- fore .nten are .recruited for the three defence eervices. ' The death of Senator 'J. J. „Hughes, Liberal, Print° Edward Island, makes* three vacancies In the upper chamber. The present standing Is: Liberals 46 and -OortServatttes' AZ- -With" 'three etteancles. ,The Senate came back ' on Tuesday, only to adjourn again to March 25, as the Commons:1114f ,not finIshed enmigh business for its etten- tiers - There are now 190806 men in Can- ada's 'Iteeerv. e Army, including. 7,881 officers. A total of 81,196 men were trained under the thirty -day training plan, which now has been lengthened 'a four -months traieing-sYeteroe 04081., offiperS recently appointed in the army, 34-1 came from the .rank. - • *MacMillan 'Still On the Job H. R. MacMillan, Iraneoueer lumber- man, is back on the job in. Ottawa as chairman • of the "War *Requirements Board, despite reinors that he was get- ting out. He is one of lOS, eq -called "dollar -a -sear" men working for the Government since war broke out. Major-Generel E. W. 'ISMISera, com- mander of the arct Canadian Division; promptly Interned. (It seems that Mr.. ore!, named commander of the Meighen Made a speech in comment on has a statement by Minister of War Ser- ed Division being ' ergn.nized- sencapiotabstleno Irlibic;c130.0:1:1:9• )311;01;tnidaleCni;:erri3.. :1;PricetW):r Worthington 1°,6t; vices Bevin 93ritam that a new es an - economic order. eeei5e meace, commander of the rd Canadian Di - Unite iit Objodivo 40,6400,000 Swig** limed. by OffiStsa Oossroittso , Announcement that Canadian auxil- iary war service organizations. have -agreed to hold, one united lizatnetal drive this year, instead of six separate drivel, meets with warm public ap- proat, it was, in fact, on the insist- enve of the public, with the aupPort of newspapers generally, that the prluelPle of six -appeals in one was ateePtedf- net only to do awaywith a large per - Mabee*, of calePaign expenses .4414_ ale° to relieve tile, yeoule of the 'vexatious neeessity of responding to what slee endless. calls.. tor money. reople, will niw Inure the satisfaction of knowing that -by dgating. onee,theY-WAlltillive eerried 014 their obligations in this re- spect for the net twelve 'meethe. - The objective Of :this combined drive is $5,566,000, to be, divided thus: Canadian Leglog (016,109._ Knight s a-Mu:10w; .4 705,000 Salvation Aeleee 1,42(1,100. Y. M. C. A. :4741,000 said, "If an. unremllated and_ unre- ilaannleon:rigiade00,' wmhmialeiWgr Infantry Brigade. These appointments finished. by .thia:War, then he did not striete4-lionts system' were to be . • e (The binds being atied,' bY$.the414t0165.0. v. are for thelewar services in the four Western Provinees only.) : In addition to the above tote' the :stile. of 4317,1830 is retteired to make up the $5,000,000 objective a has already been announced effieially that Canada's war 'ettOrt is to be greatly ,----rin'gollsed. •This nationtell e'vererve is deemed by theecarnPaign 1ougnitte4 to be necessary. to take eare of the added requirements that, will betome inevit- able as :Canada's war effort expands. The budgets of each of the first flee •org nizations was laid before the DO - 4 li, loe-eirthority ieethe penseneef.the '3 inister of , National War. !Services. .1r431;vp.47secopot3itaezt4r1.7n.L4tekkitsiBeuvridrixtsbeeutaorlsnlizedtohoessfef calnoTmonaeaarInLtuft,ruf zsmbiwir0413:steciofo:ft,. men together with: orgenizetion rePre.... sentatives are *Meetly known as the Netional War Charities Funds Advis- ory Board. ' Its duty is to scrutinize the butige.ts, timle.delse the.11inister, in the case of all applicants for permission. -under the•rareeharitieS Aet"to solielt • funds from the pu.blie. . . KalfZtebuodrge,o4tsjuomf bthues,C,seanlvadaiantion,LegiArinoryl: Y.31.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. were examined hOtsate altY PIMP of buoill woeld Ware* and 00.ut subWitteds_ 'th*Ir owuf bead*. INihstrikalatt 060 effeetedr .at'Aon altith the o*,ank . In addition Vie*, econcim3r. the expense and. time `,W,Aleti enthodiea as vont w ate appeals. The . were. anally .luiseecv itaktA. Board under MO., ipirfon, at On amounts. 'recorded in the . above,: enust Teat with the Government.- How- ever; he hellevedlthe committee could denote progreseln the. enlarged' army esee what' there was to fight for." make an inquiry, 1± it ' does so 1,e' the set-up annountime agoced b3r the Gavernment proper spirit, which will be helpful:to Offending Newspapers " ome • •• s. the Government in controlling War ex -The "clog' house" is crowded, these Trade and COranierce Minister S. A. penditure and in avoiding waste and* days,* wit1i newspapers - which have of-, MacKinnon will shortly resume his extravagance. He made it clear that fended • the -Government. - •Munitions reanadian trade Mission to Oentrel and what is wanted is efficiency and 'swift- Minister C. D. Howe characterized The South American countries Which:he bad nese Of executive action ;regarding the Pi/ran:alai Post as "the No. I:saboteur" to abandop. at Christmas, in Panama, war effort.- . • • of 'Canada's war effort. Jestlee , wnere ill...health Overtook WM. Opposition strongly t'hal tar cosonin, isteal,_Tr_edJamiseouapointettrdextd;p4Pou,sparlinteLail_)errz• '..Pti*dies tourist trade fell off to '82 erolls 'teat year Chirtailment mittee should had public sittings, ex- ,sentment of editorial comment in such of*Canddlanetravel In the States, from cept Where the safety og the' 'state is papers as. The Winnipeg Free Press, julysaved 32 'millions In valuable involrved or where information given The Montreal Gazette, and The Ottawa exchange. Every effort will he made, might be of 'comfort. to the enemy. Mr. Jour:eel, strongly favoring formation however, ,to attract more A.merlean :Hanson said be did not suggest that of a "National" :Govererasent: or a re- tourists this year. Mr. King had anything to hide,' but, organized Liberal Government. Mr. he added, he could tell 31e. King things Lapointe held. an editorial -in -The Ot about expenditures' which would make tavva Citizen to be "subversive." X hini blush. "There is ample evidence King went after The Gazette for 'libel - of gross extravagance," Mr. Hanson ions, false and malicious editorials," Observed. He admitted extravagance which," he said, "Jiafringed the privi- to be inevitable In wartime, with haste leges of the House." The Prime '31:in- being so necessary. "The public is ister accesed The Toronto Globe and suspicious," Mr. Hanson continued. 3Iail of printing "an entire falsehood" ."Why Inake it more lie? warn the. in ono. of its editorials and of "infring- Government that 12 the conimittee is ing the_privileges of the House" in nOt !permitted to Meet publicly the another editorial. !- • public will be entitled' to draw any con- e Mr. King told' the Commons -that the ,ston it sees fit from that feet". He !Government Pans -little or no legisla- held that Sir Robert Borden, in, the, tion this session, .outside the budget, last war, "opened the, doors wide" in war appropriations bill and supp;yfor war Investigations. "Siff_etebert was ordinary Government expenditure. Ile • .. -noteatraideofette-panadian,people," he•.--hinAlted,owever, there maiebelegiale- _ renuirked. then on the" St. Lawrence, waterway, if Defencellinister J. L. Ralston agreed an agreeinent iS ref,10.0The (lovern- • Nvith Mr. King about the necessity ofxnent had. some legislation it would like the committee's meeting in camera. : to introduce, Mr: Xing remar ke'd, but Nor could the work *2 his department • ito preferred to have Parliament con-' be inter-rtipted by the.coninsittee calling eentrate 'on wer measures. officers as it willed to discuss questions . Woman -Member in "Bad, Company" • of Government policy and itaministra- Justice Minister Lapointe, in the pro - „tion. At the same time, 'Col. .RaIston longed debate on setting up another promised the committee every possible committee Ao further revievir the De - facility” in securing any information it fence of Cafiada Regulations, defended might desire and then It 'Would be for them as neCessary 111 Wer' time. He the etinamittee te'decide *hat part of warned Mrs. Nielsen .that she keeps asd3=1:11Mli Your Mixt Visit to iimpwro Try HoTEL WAVERLEY Located:000de Spadina Ave at College St. Easy Parking Facilities Cehvenlent to•itioliWays Slagle — to t1.5. Rates, : auto $5,41 Four to Room, $5.10.10 SUR 0 . Close to the. University, P ri I a Mont Otilittinas, Mpe Leaf-Gardetlit, _ „ •itt r es Hospitals, Wholesale ''flouses, and tha---Fashlenabla_.",Retah_ " .Shopping Oistrt0t. A. tis,•rowit.t., PAIESIDENY Mike" 'Carney Retires after Thirty Years' Service in C. P. R. Building Department For over thirty Years bridge anti billding • fOre.'inin a The London dive. _ sion, C.P.R., big, genial Michael qarney has been retired'. on pension, as from Mareh 1041. • It wits in 1909, -shortly after the • CAPITAL THEATRE '7' Now—itiehtu.d mien, in "Hot Steel," with "I. Can't Give lien 'Any- thing But 'Ave, Baby." MON. TUES. and. WED. Naney Kelly -Roland itoting and • Thigh lierbert The black sheep of a straight- laced family Willi out ±0retie Yardsevide and all vvool :"PRIVATE APil'AIRS" Two Features " Geiwge,Brent and Virginia Brute „ Co-starred In a dramatic ste're • of ,the criminal cetirts • '!1',11E MAN W110 TALKED . TOO 111111011'' Thur. Fri. and Sat. Tyrone 'tower, Pods Darnell, Rasa Hathbone, Gale ,Solldergaard and Eugene Tallette Ole dashing Don of California's Most roprantie era lives again as the screen's most colorful character ZOltit0", g When In TORONTO visit the latinees Wed. Sat, and: holidays. at 3, po. Ootaing 'Kay Franc,* in little Iiifte- with Illiordeeht the itlre." St. Regis Hotel Sherbourne St. at Carlton. One Ilumired Modern Rooms with private baths, showers and private telephones. •• Rooms, Single, from U.00 to $2.50 Booms, double,from AO to $3.50 and $4.00 Good POoti served at moderate price, 0,1161* 1110041 no eoter charge GlielpbeGederich hra_nch vvas completed, that Mr. Carney eame off the Colborne township farm of hif.4 father, Thomas Carney, a native Irishman; to take updriii life's work. His father WI'S a barn framer and yowler Miehael took to construetion work like a duck to water. f=I have no regrets. I enjoyed every minute of those thirty -two -years, and was used like a prinee by my exa- Ployers," he reflected the tither day. A powerful man of large _phypique, "Big Mike," as he is familiarly known among .railroaders from Windsor to Toronto and north to Listowel, leavea many floe eonstruction jobs to per- v. petuate his. name. Two in Goderich are the 0.1.R. roundhouse and ,shops: lend the 450 -toot long, 18 -foot high leose-stone retaining well at the 'east end of the big C.P.R. bridge over the Itaitland Itiver. Mr, 'Carney modeetly predicts thet this wall wilioutlast any concrete wall • that might have -been bullesehecause the water paeses through it -all experts to the contrary notvvith- standing. Mr. Carney is not going to part com- pany with Goderich. Ile still has his farm in Colborne and his home in Goderich, whieh lattee ho has witted temporar(ly. Ile will send 10 time here'iand in andon, where his daughter Dorothy (\Xrsitirk) now resides. At sixty,tive he looks ae itit and capable as he ever did, and tfl1 luts many active years ahead g'fhtm Ile Tetifes the .best (II wishes of a lua of friends beth within tho tall‘vaY service and ont. The 'Sooner the Better Mother was telling stories of the time she' was a. little giri ,Little Har old listened thoughtfully as he told of ridine''ft pony, slidine, down the eiay- etaek, and wading in the -brook on the farm. Finally he said with a sigh, "I wish I had -met ,yon earlier, Mother."-aFrancisco •'Ohtonieie. " a bead eted, enjoy the grand Width** . • (I) . shrinks ,swollettlecpabefienee--tea "36:ethurPoesna:osebirriienV;s1:76(0.:40)74:10.40,:ino'ffeCtiaiiti.eipponettribeeout „• ,,tantilu!ciu,A.90.NovIdasentellyerus..eVadetr,llad-sanetir.d,soniirlisiluere— ! Ca= $t iloata tbreo luiPOrtsilakthizifet- l• Ifttto.y.,otr:niorreemsinft Arva.„ustro.etinoini, thelimpoc* many colds developing, 11,111111inirmsnal • We don't pretend to know everything, but we do taltnow nuteh.ineFy and hoW -to repair breakages or 'stern, out parts. ur Machine S is open every day and. we are at your service4 Geo. - PHONE 206J 'MACHINIST o es - EAST ST., Canadian waterS7ar- c not °Only, a' prolific source 14 F, 1 . C. 0400 food for our utiles; but contribute in iin% portant measure to our export tracle.,It takes a grear , army of workers—fishermen, canning hand; executives ---to catch and marker „,the "silver befaeob° No sporting pastime is this, but toil oseee and bus:Mess great importance to, elle netion. The Bank „of Montreal cooperates with thy FISHERIES' industries by furnishing the special- ized types of lanking services they need. It is ihe banking home. of thousands of ifaiiiptihal Men who live sayings or chequing accounts. Seqieg ICanadians and thele itidussties itt etery SWiepti 6 fbeittn"sity, we itstfittpu lo discuss YOUR banking requiremen id) to. NK OF MONTR,Elki **A DANwutat 13 Matt AC,C01114 TS Alm wra.ocqw. Buy WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Goderich Itranch: A. A. NICOL Mattsger D BANKING SERVICB . rat 0..110 10/123 YeAtre Srn '.,„Nelsou. - ..... ,, Accident and Motor INSUEAN,CE _„.__ , . .. . Mee :,:=-WaS011ie Temple; * West Street, Gotierich ". ........ -Car • - Fhone, 230 GODERItil 4..........••••...........wrogoomistartamini•••••••••moseparr. .......-. .. STRATFORJO .,-- GODERICil • . COACH LINES . _ 'Daily 7.30 am, 440 p.m -Leaves Goderith Jor Stratford, Toronto, itaniilton,, Buffalo; London, Detroit, ravistock and Woodstock. Depots - Bedford, British' and . Royal Hotels. Pliene. hada or 305 for ,Information. asd3=1:11Mli Your Mixt Visit to iimpwro Try HoTEL WAVERLEY Located:000de Spadina Ave at College St. Easy Parking Facilities Cehvenlent to•itioliWays Slagle — to t1.5. Rates, : auto $5,41 Four to Room, $5.10.10 SUR 0 . Close to the. University, P ri I a Mont Otilittinas, Mpe Leaf-Gardetlit, _ „ •itt r es Hospitals, Wholesale ''flouses, and tha---Fashlenabla_.",Retah_ " .Shopping Oistrt0t. A. tis,•rowit.t., PAIESIDENY Mike" 'Carney Retires after Thirty Years' Service in C. P. R. Building Department For over thirty Years bridge anti billding • fOre.'inin a The London dive. _ sion, C.P.R., big, genial Michael qarney has been retired'. on pension, as from Mareh 1041. • It wits in 1909, -shortly after the • CAPITAL THEATRE '7' Now—itiehtu.d mien, in "Hot Steel," with "I. Can't Give lien 'Any- thing But 'Ave, Baby." MON. TUES. and. WED. Naney Kelly -Roland itoting and • Thigh lierbert The black sheep of a straight- laced family Willi out ±0retie Yardsevide and all vvool :"PRIVATE APil'AIRS" Two Features " Geiwge,Brent and Virginia Brute „ Co-starred In a dramatic ste're • of ,the criminal cetirts • '!1',11E MAN W110 TALKED . TOO 111111011'' Thur. Fri. and Sat. Tyrone 'tower, Pods Darnell, Rasa Hathbone, Gale ,Solldergaard and Eugene Tallette Ole dashing Don of California's Most roprantie era lives again as the screen's most colorful character ZOltit0", g When In TORONTO visit the latinees Wed. Sat, and: holidays. at 3, po. Ootaing 'Kay Franc,* in little Iiifte- with Illiordeeht the itlre." St. Regis Hotel Sherbourne St. at Carlton. One Ilumired Modern Rooms with private baths, showers and private telephones. •• Rooms, Single, from U.00 to $2.50 Booms, double,from AO to $3.50 and $4.00 Good POoti served at moderate price, 0,1161* 1110041 no eoter charge GlielpbeGederich hra_nch vvas completed, that Mr. Carney eame off the Colborne township farm of hif.4 father, Thomas Carney, a native Irishman; to take updriii life's work. His father WI'S a barn framer and yowler Miehael took to construetion work like a duck to water. f=I have no regrets. I enjoyed every minute of those thirty -two -years, and was used like a prinee by my exa- Ployers," he reflected the tither day. A powerful man of large _phypique, "Big Mike," as he is familiarly known among .railroaders from Windsor to Toronto and north to Listowel, leavea many floe eonstruction jobs to per- v. petuate his. name. Two in Goderich are the 0.1.R. roundhouse and ,shops: lend the 450 -toot long, 18 -foot high leose-stone retaining well at the 'east end of the big C.P.R. bridge over the Itaitland Itiver. Mr, 'Carney modeetly predicts thet this wall wilioutlast any concrete wall • that might have -been bullesehecause the water paeses through it -all experts to the contrary notvvith- standing. Mr. Carney is not going to part com- pany with Goderich. Ile still has his farm in Colborne and his home in Goderich, whieh lattee ho has witted temporar(ly. Ile will send 10 time here'iand in andon, where his daughter Dorothy (\Xrsitirk) now resides. At sixty,tive he looks ae itit and capable as he ever did, and tfl1 luts many active years ahead g'fhtm Ile Tetifes the .best (II wishes of a lua of friends beth within tho tall‘vaY service and ont. The 'Sooner the Better Mother was telling stories of the time she' was a. little giri ,Little Har old listened thoughtfully as he told of ridine''ft pony, slidine, down the eiay- etaek, and wading in the -brook on the farm. Finally he said with a sigh, "I wish I had -met ,yon earlier, Mother."-aFrancisco •'Ohtonieie. " a bead eted, enjoy the grand Width** . • (I) . shrinks ,swollettlecpabefienee--tea "36:ethurPoesna:osebirriienV;s1:76(0.:40)74:10.40,:ino'ffeCtiaiiti.eipponettribeeout „• ,,tantilu!ciu,A.90.NovIdasentellyerus..eVadetr,llad-sanetir.d,soniirlisiluere— ! Ca= $t iloata tbreo luiPOrtsilakthizifet- l• Ifttto.y.,otr:niorreemsinft Arva.„ustro.etinoini, thelimpoc* many colds developing, 11,111111inirmsnal • We don't pretend to know everything, but we do taltnow nuteh.ineFy and hoW -to repair breakages or 'stern, out parts. ur Machine S is open every day and. we are at your service4 Geo. - PHONE 206J 'MACHINIST o es - EAST ST., Canadian waterS7ar- c not °Only, a' prolific source 14 F, 1 . C. 0400 food for our utiles; but contribute in iin% portant measure to our export tracle.,It takes a grear , army of workers—fishermen, canning hand; executives ---to catch and marker „,the "silver befaeob° No sporting pastime is this, but toil oseee and bus:Mess great importance to, elle netion. The Bank „of Montreal cooperates with thy FISHERIES' industries by furnishing the special- ized types of lanking services they need. It is ihe banking home. of thousands of ifaiiiptihal Men who live sayings or chequing accounts. Seqieg ICanadians and thele itidussties itt etery SWiepti 6 fbeittn"sity, we itstfittpu lo discuss YOUR banking requiremen id) to. NK OF MONTR,Elki **A DANwutat 13 Matt AC,C01114 TS Alm wra.ocqw. Buy WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Goderich Itranch: A. A. NICOL Mattsger D BANKING SERVICB . rat 0..110 10/123 YeAtre Srn