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HURON CaLiklifTrS FOREAICAST VI/WEALS
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 22nd, 1941
I' Business Directory
JUNGAI•
raud Alleged in
Mining Stock Deal I Three Minks; Please 1
Wyalvian with et NOteh0014)
Howl* Township Woulan - 00
. engine is o
ovitten ls
er $4,000_0havge A lot of wisecracok are. Wt.
DUDIAIX BLOIALIIIS Diiimisited • "
Barrister, Etc,. The 'raise n he fe
e
P Offieoe-Oottrt liens% 904tn the ro
erich. troubleoome ,than the ono ifnt
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Telephone .
D. Hoopera Howie% toWnehiP
EXPreeeina SY-MPatilY eVitle Mise .A.nart seat. •
WM. A. SUMHDR.LAND wome.n, In that ole had lost over $4,000 ‘1,too1 alive," 'Arent ',Sarah Warns
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•Barrieter andSolicitor of her life savi ge when tidier wad ine Uncle Silas. "Here 'eoMee the under-
Firet, ipalortgage SeeurliY• dined ti) exchange two Huron County taker."
Ueban Leans Available. farm mortgagee. for worthless geld
6 vllAsogEb AccouNvorr 'a Pg , out it and forthaVith'etleinissed . ., P, b
'Charge a fraud against (amide It Ina not sbe the,ipiliaele 'after- all.
agietrate Maklus last Ever notiee.how =alai ''''bright"
a'aume TIMrSdav ea/a
e was una.ble do :WY- originate from 411111 •Pee le? eas
thi al;
0 ee--NOrth. Getlerieh. ,PhOne 750 Minima etock
•Musselman, Kitchener buelneee inan, that raatesJOhnny big and strong—It
IMONTEITH and MONTEITH
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. who allegedly Sold her the Stoek. md..
may be the sau
Au Chartered lectountabti$ Atter ,tWo• hours a crown eVidence
Street• Stratford
ad 'not been provetL Geld; in, effeet, n ana tine ot pork wad betins are boagbt
re Magistrate -commented thatefraud PeoPle etill have faith. Look b:OW
UL?UWJW Tormato-011100,,OP,elia)'.1_, Jjaaealeeelegl_wes.,,pteresPeeulatiett, And in, the hoPe 'Anding :Rome Pork.
St eet
thae ,people - who speculatedi ininic - • •
AUCTIONEERING
prePared te suffer the coeeectuences. She 'wore her clotlaes as though sh•e
At the outset Crown 'Attorney Holmes were always atteeding a '`conting-out"
asked His Worship to refuge accueed party. .
THOIreeS GUNDRY, GODERIOH, summary trial, to treat, the nearing as
LIVE STOOK AND GENERA.14 a prelirainaty- and send the case on to a The way that some self-styled cow
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AUCTIONEER • 1 judge and jury. This applicetion, after boys -eroon, "'Give Ale My • Boots* and
• Telephone lie Couusel argumeat, was refused, Tlat 'Saddle," stirs a longing in ue to give
" SiileO-littended—tere anywhere. eand trial -Proceeded- , - • them the boots -ante,
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every effort made to give satisfaction. Comnlahmut Tells Her 4tory
.,Wotpep's hstitute Tat WI,TERIA. VI=
Doings Of 1940-. 411'144.6,r_Ingietefit there have been letters
Kign 1 -Star.
Farmers' sale notes diecoanted. Accordiae to an article in a current
(.101DON M. GRANT, . LICENSED
'*" AUCTIONEER FOR HURON
COUNTY
A. satisfactory, courteous service for
Farm, Peoperty or Household Sales.
Rates Reasonable. '
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' willasmramommallimagallmiliasomatommiwomars....
MEDICAL
DR. 11.10asTE1,EYJ, EAR,
. Nom% THROA.T -
Late. House Surgeon Neiv York
Ophthalmic and Aural. Hospital, as-
tantat Moorefield Eye I;lospital sad
-Golden -SiutireThtOttteeHesplts.leeL6ne.
den, England. e
-lams TESTED,. GDASSES
• - -SUPPLIED-
e 53 "Waterloo Street. S., Stratford.
• Telephone 2I7.'
Next visit Bedford Hotel, '‘Godericla
Wedaa.esclay, May '28th, from 2 p.m.
till -5 P.m.
aememagememeeeememesseeemeemeeme"meeeesa
° DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER •
ClitiltaP4/CWOR AND DB,UGLESS
e THERAPIST •
dodeeich, Phone 341
*Office -hours-10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5
'and 7 to 8 p:m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday.
a) 10 to 12 a.m. only • on Wednesday,
Monday and Thuradae at Mitchell.
Atineral fume baths ' by appointment
•• - only.
• -- eta-- N..--ATKINS0k.1._._
51 South_ St.
WaS testified by (Miss Hooper that
•on May 20, 1937, he parted with two
farm 'mortgages, one for -$3;700 and
the other, for $881, in payment for
8,000 sharee, of Norwood Kirldand,Gold
Mines ane 4,000 shares of„, Kelly Kirk-
land, each at 30 cents a share. She
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IN,SUB4.NCE ,
MeKiLLOI, MUTUAL FIRE
01 SURANCE CO.—Farm and hue
a n toWproperty -insured.
• Offieers—Wllliam Knox, President,
Londesboro; W. R. .Axchibald, Vice-
' President, Senforth e M. A. . Reid,
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, Sea-
torth.
Directore—Wm. Knox, Londeshoro ;
Alex. Beeadfoot, Seaforth ; Chris..
• Leonhardt, Dublia ; Treveartha,
Clinton; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth; W.
Sea:forth; Alex. licEevireg,
a -Blyth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, Walton. • `Th..
---4gents--E. A. Tee, R.R. 1, Goderich;
•__RR. 1, Bruceeeld; R. F. MeKercher,
James Watt,' Blytli; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Prueter, Brod.
eaagen. -
Policyfhettlers can • make all pay-
. ments and yget their cards receipted at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cat's
• Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
Jr. H. liteid's General Store, Baefield..
1.•
falai journal 'Germany is not bothered
with Army worms. 'They probably have
concentration camps for them too. •
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Comprehensive Report Presented
by the Seeretari '. at the
' Anutta !Odin
At 'annual Meeting Of the: ()lode -
rich Women's Institute tomprehensive
report of the year's activities wa$ given
hoYao
rthiyegilecretary, Mrs. James Bisset, ae
t
In re*iewing the aetivitifS of
.(loderich Women's Institute fot the
Year 1940411 we, find that' our efforts
have been ..conoerned chiefly' with war
Work, and. We talethie opportunity Of
paying .a, tribute to the women 'of
Brelain who are andergoing sueh 'a
strain and. who are sacrificing so much.
'Before reporting on the year's work,
we also WiSIL to Place on reeord our
regret ht the loss by death Of two •Of
our members of !long standing, in the
persons' of Mrs M. MeDonald had Mrs.
A. G. McDonald. -While in 'health tney'.
were alwaye preseet at the meetings,
which was always an inspiration to the
officers, and they have been ;missed'
'greatly by the elder members of the
Perhaps the 'defence minister could
make use of the' ones in this tountry.
had one this, •she said, aDon't -tanks run on eaterpillars?
fter repre-
sentations •had been raade by Mus- • -
selmana who was given. -the mortgages. Feet ailments are comraoiler among
He was accompanied to the Hooper
country than eity women, a foot special
home, by John Clark end, Dennis -
ist claims. Blame the party line for
'
O'Leary, stock salesmen for the °at-
Eitelienere Securities. • Corporation, e_ •
whiellecompanybad underwritten the P
nuosopuizes Lloyd James : The men
Norwood .Kirkland tock issue
who try to do something and fail are
s.
MusSelMan, it was shown in -cross - infinitely oetter than those who sit
:
'examination was vice-president of Nor-
down and do nothing, and succeed.
hetriiretli
Xttchener Selcurities.
MISs .1-loolaer said that Musselman-
painted a glowing word picture of Nor-
wood Kirkland prospects- It :was pro-
ducing, a shaft had been sunk tin -d mill
STRATFORD -- GODERICH '
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Daily 7.3V 4.25 p.m....I-Leaves
Goderich for' 'Stratford, Toronto,
Hamilton, Buffhlo; London, Detroit,
Tavistock and 'Woodstock. Depots —
Bedford, British and Mara B&W,
Piton!) hotels or '305 for information.
She: `:Sorry I can't accept you, Bill,
• hut cireunistances over which I have
no control prevent me." He: "And
't what are those circumstancesr She:
"Yours."•
3 OUT OF 4
CANADIAN •kilGiC
HOUSEWIVES ktsue
USE MAGIC! POWDER
4.'ar
-Praise its Sere
esuits
c.c. .001
C.Cci b... • .11.1.1/
J. W. Craigie
• INSURANCE and REAL
ESTATE
• Get Our Automobile *ate?)
Phone 24 .
Goderieb
in the lIomelaakir's page a Globe
and Alan aking boW te get the wiSterla
'to bloont. I bad my •Nrat, sight ef
that Vlue in full 'bloom, 1teraUy cover-
ing 4 verandah on the front of a house
in arallegsville, 'W•ise., and I said if I
ever had a home of my own I'd' plant
one. I Aid this in /VA but waited
and waited to see, it flower. One, day
'Ave or six years after I had planted it
a gentleman, whom I 'knew to be a land-,
nape_ gardener, called and I showed
bin)! inydisappointment. - All he said
Vs'as, "Have patienee and it Will bloom.",
The very nextiAlay it had one duster;
the next year none, but ever since there
have been mere and more, and last .fall
It bloomed a second time. This year it
is two weeks ahead ond'is new a ntaSS
of beautiful Mauve dusters. Members
of the Horticultural,SocietY and other
flower loverwill be repaid by malFing
assecing-it -On-thz7soutleeast
ceroer of n Newgate street _
ISABEL HAMILTON.
Dariug the year we 'held twelve
regularemeetings and three executive
meetings. We had eleven paPers and,
'addresses, three 'demonstrations
and two exhibits. - Owing to the un-
tirineefforts of the President; the
meetings have been interesting, well
attended and instructive. We 'had a
membership of 04 with an average -at-
tendance of 41. At the May Meeting,
,had the district president with us;
• who conducted the election of of-
ficers, and in dune we had the report
of the 'district annual meeting-, whieh
wide held at iSt.• tHelens. - At the June
meeting it was decladeto make a small
contelbutime at each meeting for the
lunch, to belater glven ter "the., Red
Oros.This bas been tarried out and
Women have to work foreie7yailirtifeeaftitaitit:erealizede was- 58 -Mae- -I
they get out :of universities. They are July we had as Our .guests the mean;
bers of the Kbitall Institute, who pre-
videe. part, a.tho program' and enjoyed
_a social .halfehour with us. -paper
on „piente suggestions was given by
ales. MeAuley... At our annual picnic
In August, held' 'at 'Harbor -Park, .We,
had a large attendance and a happy• -
tame was enjoyed by - all. At our
epteuer naeeting a 'very tine address
by Mrs.. Milligan, whose
subject was 'l300lni for Teen -Age Child-
ren." As usual in 10eteberwe bad our
Grandmother's Day Program, when Co'n-
teete, readings 'and 'musical" nunibere
were enjoyed.. At this meeting dona-
tions were received; foi a.."aunshine
basket" and the content3 were given to
several grandmothers who in former
years. were .alwajs present, Mrs. C.
Stewart, a former member, • Ohre a
Paper 'at the %November meeting on
-Canadianizatimie! - At this meeting,
T/55,'.6.1-telairtebrahearonventleireheldein
London,. to Which Mrs. J . Newcombe'
Went as- a -delegate, was. read. Two.
dressed dolls were displayed by Mrs.
Willis, who had made them entirely
by, hand .and which had 'both taken
prizes at fairs, dell' parades, eta. . At
the December meeting, in keeping with
the Christmas season, a demonstratien
of Christmas favors, table decoeations,
etc., was given by Mrs:McInnis and a
paper on -Making 0,Kistraas, Vle a sn re
rather than a- Burden ' was given 'by
Miss, Salkeld., In January to add to
,our finances an auction sale of sur-
prise packages was held and this proved
.gt--,Dopular that another wae held. at
•the April meeting. The •'outstanding
meeting of the year Was in February,
when the fot:tieth _anniversary of the
Institute was 'bbseryed.. Imitations
were sent to all formermenbers who
could be reached, .with theresult that
- °rig hundred or inon- WQ1V pee -sent and..
several members Joined 'again. '17,lie
'Kirkland and other properties with dietrict president vlsited us .a t • tills ,
Musselintin. A. drill was at work. There
was no plant. • The Mine was certainly
not 111 produetion.and 'fever wtiuld be,
he said over.the strong proteStationa of -
T. .N. Meugovan, - Toronto. 'mining
la wyere (*nap :4,1 for Mnsselin an.
.1 oh1 Clark, former StOdi salesman,
business -man of Ayr, said that
.1111.:•;.SVIIII1111* tttlall to 111,e 1.10011Cr
home 80101,- to look over tile farm iiiirds
seldom reeipleuts of honorary degrees
it -cenvocationsee-Toronto Star_ ,
But see how many of them beceine
MA.'s without attending any, college—
and is there any more honorary degree?
A news item hi laet -week's issue re-
ported that Mr.'iind Aire. Stanley John-
ston of Auburn celebrated eheir • silver
wedding annivensary recently' by enjoy-
ing cherries that were canned twenty-
five years ago by Mrs, 'Johnston. If
more newly -wedded coupleS had the
forethought to put , up • preserves ef
sentiment ehey would 'find that they
have a better chance of making life' a
bowl of cherries. •
MINIM
P.:J.' RYAN
.,L.:
Real Estate and. elLi:
s,.
Offiee. aed. Residence:
11,
11 Trafalgar ,Street
ratio
"Phone 06•3
•FOR SALE—Houses 0,411 kinds,
cheice - building lots, .ftsiness
Property and several good farMse
• Lei "me show you same real
, bargain's. Buy now. •
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. CAPITAL THEATRE PHONE
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Now—George ForMhyestaiTed .in "IT'S IN ThB AIR
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ifr
. George) Meaphy—Lueille Ball and Edmund *O'Brien
A -triple-star Ifareld Lloyd production depicting stele rollieking ad-
. voitures of two aspiring swains and their gar—
, _
"A GIRL, A GUY AND A *GOB"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ,
. Two ,reatures
Jean Ilersholt—ray Wray—Teseka Seidel -
Another appealinly human adventure of the
."WLELODY FOR. THEE
Lupe Velei costarred with rubher-leggetl:LI
riotous bit •
"IVIRjaCAlsT SPITFIRE 011T
nod Astrid Allvvyn
popular Dr. airistian
E ft •
ON ERBIL
WEST'
, •
Matinees Wed., t4at. and holhlays at p.m.
' Cong---“That.Night in Rio°. with AlieA Faye and Don Arnett*
41.
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,
Izistallet. • *Free gold 'assaYing $06.,50
per ton_ pallid 'be picked off. the surface
. of .the railed. She would •have her
eerigineleineestbeentabaeltain....diyidelida
within one. year, Musserman told. her,
she said. The name -.of a Major. Cross,
eneinent geologist,. had been used by
Meisselnian-eas , an authority., witness
said.
said. -Gross later 'gave evidena for the
Crown, .• ' _ .
It came 'out that Miss- Hooper . gave
.another • mortgape fer 54,000 to
-Kitchener Securities for a second bleck
of. stock in the same twe .mining cam,
panies, but that this Mortgage had been
returned becauSe it was not transfer-
able. • •
:00mplait4ant's aged brother, who
might have: given. corroborative eviel-
euce, died ,a few weeks ago.
Mining Engineer. testifies
. Major Cross, of Oakyliley. a_ be -
whiskered " gen tlemo n . with fortyelive
"yearS' experience as .a aiming engineer
• in 'All parts of tha world, aid Miss
Hooper had written him and that be.
had gone to visit lier.- because he felt bis•
professional integrity was at stake. He'
said In • iteta .he visited.- the Nor -wood
upils Aet the Story I
of Old King Cole!
.Interesting *rpm at itootior
of Vlototla Home and
.801Lool. Club
"SANDON—BOWLER
An attractive • May ' wedding e took
Plaee in Sacred Heart *church,. Wing -
ham, when Mary Madelliae, only (laugh-
tereof atrse-Mary -Bowler, formerly .of
,Goderich, and, the late William:Bowler,
• became the bride of Pte. William.
George Sandon, • only son .of Mr. and
, Mrs. W. J. Sandon, Listowel; Rey.
Father Paquette officiated. The bride-
groom's sieter,, Miss Pearl Sandon, was
bridesmaid, and Pte., 'Edward Swanson
of -the Argyle and Sutherland 'High-.
lenders, Niagara 'Falls, Ont.; was best
men. A wedding dinner was given
by the -bride's moth.er at the Yorillotel,
Listowel. Twenty-five gpests. were pre-
sent from Goderich, Listowel, Atwood,
Stratfoieleind Detroit. • Later a reeep-
beld at the nome of the 'beide-
groom's parents. Pte. Sand= and his
bride left on a Short theneymoon trip
to To*ronto and Niagara Falls,
• The monthly Meeting of the Victoria
Home andf.$11, ool Club, held at Victoria
school on Thursday evening last, Viltlq
a highly succeeSful one. A large num,
ber of parents and friends enjoyed, the
Prografa of dancing; songs and operetta.
The meeting was conducted *by MU, W.
MaeDonald, president of the Old).
In keeping with the season, nineteen
little girls. performed the "Maypole
daneeT ,The girls were Bath Allison,
Noreen Mallotigh4 Joan •Scott, Ruth:
traurlow, Dorothy' Bradley, Gertrude
Beattie, Wanda ,Duckwertii, Dleanor
Martin, Dawn SitaIbbirigtoa," Jeanne
!BaeRhier; Doris Oliver, `Katherine
Shawr,Eleaper;,.'BoYeet ,Arle40- 4011.§et
'Phyllis °Amick:- Colleen ,Thompson,
Noreen Lee, Margaret 'Craig, d'Oyee
Baechler. „
The:pupils of grades A and, pre-
sented patriotic songs: '
The operetta "A -Merry Old Soul"
was skillfully presented !by the ' older
ptipils. The story opened with 01(1
King Cole, inelead being a merrY
old soul, in °very low spiritS, and the
efforts of the court fool, the orchestra
and the Old Woman who Lived in the
Shoe, hi trying to cheer. him up, proved
of no avail. The Fairy Queen with her
helpers managed, however,. to lead hint
back info his merry old self and his
kind thoughts Made Humpty Dumpty,
Jack and Jill Little Miss Muffet Little
Bo Peep and the Queen- of Heart e every
• e
ha)PPY • "
The cast was as follows; King Cole—
Jack Benjamin; the pages—Morris Md-
Oreight, Leonard -Willis; court fool—
Gordon -Crawford ; Fairy Queen—
Carole Zarnite; pad Womp.n in the
Shoc "Oatherene-re-aCutte orehestra-
Simple Siraoni Fairies, Humpty
rimpre Iab
To So Ovalooked
Errors of vision are often
so subtle. They exist in
t
eountless eases wit ou any.
one being aware a it. Thus
they produce harm which. is
blamed on other causes. It
is not at all a bad idea to be
eye.suspicious, if something
is done about it.
MAO Your SPP.104010* MOT
" 100001*$ PP&
F T. Aristreag
Coro wEirsitstanoneedv°1"11"11$3118t.sitoximeiustrhe SiiwItare
elderkii
Dumpty Jac and Jill, 'Little Miss
_woo vy,A.s.,AuffrbgaTorieut,...— .-xlideet; J,36- Peep,' )liekli
There is a brass Plate in St. George's
inscribed thus:
Hearts, Knave of -Hearts.
A vote a thanks to the children,"15-
e "To the Memory •,of , Mr. Anderton, music instructor, andlhe
March •Girdlestone. who - died . 'tee -eaters for the very excellent ,program
JULY 1st OXIMBEAnOtt
gditor JSignaT-Star.
• 'feat it talent thm,fOr goderich. to 1*
makinr, plans'tfor a big Dominion !DIY
celebration? The day wits, allowed tto
gq by the board 3g4, zearl. bat in the,tie,
eritieal times we cannot afford to aioW
any opportunity to ass forpthe -
up of !patriotic sentiment In, years
gone by Dominion DitY ivas 'Oodertelvis
big day, and this vear would be 4 00.,
-riut to restore the day In . its forMer
glory in Goderich, „Ninth so ManY
of the Air Force !at hand, and no d'outot
Men of the other Ibranches 'at call, We
might have a military demoustrathm .
that would be in keeping wfth, the
times and that might arouse the light-
lng spirit in our people that is .said
to be lacking (or •,„ perhaps ItiOt
dormant). •• .
We lave a Town Connell; we have
a Board of Trade; we are SupPoeed to
have a Wartime Citizens? COmanittele;
and 'don't know now many 'otber • '
bodies. Surely among them all there ? •
IS 'entaith'"go" get,this
the -VII . of • September:. A.D.,.
MDOCOXLIII, ,aged XXIV." .
-' 'Ye knew •not. what shall be on°
• the morrow,"
This plate has not been affixed • to
anything for, years and may have been
rescued froin the old church which was
situated on the site of Mr: Bruce Smith's
house and Was blrned down about 1879.
• A member •of St. !George's claurch who
has become interested in. thistinemoriel
veauld like to learn 'soniething about
man Girdlestone. u RI any
reader of this paper givens any inform-
ation in the -matter? •.
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• RED -CROSS •BIRTADAY PARTY
• Mr. George -C. Laithwaite, of No..•
highway, is celebreting his seventieth
a-jeeeneeSatardayee.May-41,•-elle.
will' be at home to his friends on Sun-
day afternoon. A' fee of 10e will be
(*fleeted for the -Red Cross ,during the
afternoon fora seventy-ye:ar-old hand-
shake.
compose the quilting conimittee •have
worked on • 34 quilts throughout .the
year and each. And every. member in
her own way. has been doing her ,bit.
In • the cloning year the :need for
war work will still be_uppermost in
our minds, but.let ns,earry on" and as
Women'tv, Institute members be, true to
our motto, "For Home and. Country.''
'meeting' and one of the inosl pleasing
wanglers on the prog•ram • was muste,
providof by, the ptih;le school plilitrreu
thv direaRm of Mr." Andertim,
11nd since it -was the, Women*s Institate
who hrst .sponSored the teaohing of
Music in the. selLook it • Was..enjoyed all ,
the more.. A la it hda czrke Wit if catalvs
and decorated with (UV 1114tittlti, 01)1'8
was cut durng the 101 lioun by Miss
011 whien mort4Ages.wexe to .h.e semr.ed, Salliehl, our charter member. 'Mete .
and to place. a 'Value on them. He and was. w demoestration of sandwiches,
s111 L
tock, lie said. They lutd 1w4,11 4at the Mill
whieh were :served at. the .11uph.
o'beary had Sold.- Mies =Hooper
11001Wr honle on several. ()evasions bor lustrtitions was given by Miss Ed,ith
Th a very, line addVesS with il-
Taylor' ."Nntrition." in A-pril a
pdper on `,.Hea.lth and •Accident Pre,
ven t ion in, ,the -IIonle" • was - given by
'-trs. Walter NewoolubO Siek members
Were reeorted at etteh meeting and from
the flower fetid 1101V4,T.S. Qi acrd were
•
Magistrate Makins said „the Crown's
•
ease was not a ,vers, strang one. Mus- •
sent.
Our ways and for
raisiIlg
funds took different -.forms. In
Septeinherthe • im;tituie• was divided
111t t hive groups a lid by -ha vinea rd
Parties, afternoon tem, donations, etc.,
considerable money WaS rya iZed. .one
of our members donated it. Applt :,,tickets
were -sola and. the winner' was- pre.
moltewith the quilt at the Fobruary,
anniversa ts meet i fig, At the area con-
vention held in 1.iondon in :the fall, all
Institutes were •asked if they ..would
eoritribute somethina to the Federa ted
Institutes of-kithtarlo ee that some akl
eoulil be 'sent oV,erseaS. ag Wemen's
Iristithre.gifte The objective•was in the
firstelateeto equip -a iirard ill 1 hdspitia
-in England, but later on, the need for
kit( -hens was so urgenti that
(Me "of these `‘vas purchase] at a. cost of
§310O. Our branch sent 'in a donation
of $15. We gave -our usaal birthday
gift to the hospital ill May, which this
year wag two bed Ituntee In 'June
when, ,the urgent 'appeal came froile the
•„Ited Oross for blankets, we Withdrew
our eecount in the eemetery .fund and
bought two pairs.• In Noeember ,we
gave the °Canadian Legion $5 and.
-bought 0 couch for, the Aoldlers' and air-
men's recreation room in MecKayellall.
Wealse have gieeu Prizes -to 'the public
schools at the entranee exainination
end in January we had 41 eard party
Wilieh enabled it to5 send .$20,,ito 'the
British War Vietlins' Fund. In April
„we gave the loealflied ti donation
The group of inemberS Who
was'sponsored by Principal Sto ehouse
alre. Georgie Johnston:- I Neter
Beacom also added words of contmetid-
atiop. •
The meeting -closed with the singing
'elf the National Anthem.. °
Explanation
Sandy was a leader of the, lark. • His
iacreasing redness of, nose very much
alarmed his brother elders, -and a
delegletion welted on him to inquire
the reason' for -the increaejng ecoler:
Sande explained thus: "It is glowing
wi' pride at never putting itself in
anybody el,se's business." '
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fore and the sitle' bad virtualfy been
piade ipefore Mussehntee came Into the
picture. Witness • strennously denied'
that., Mnsselman had ”(qosed•" the deal,
aS testified • by 'elks Hooper. He
couldn't recali took the mortgages,-
seInti n may ha ‘-44 ma de represen 11)1 ions
to Miss Hooper, rat he ntay have given
What lie :considered' an honest •opinion.
Ile found (1111: M u see' man had. no con-
neetion with IC'itcliener Securities and
:dismissed the -charge epithet him witle
out ealling liefenee-evidenee. -
eiernaed Taylor, . of .N.11e, pleaded
guilty to assaulting Murray Hardy, of
'the same place, reusing actual bodily
harm.. The faeces occurred at Nile on
; March 28th .last. 1•Vqn Hardy, said he.
,did not wish Taylor sent to jail the
• Mat:est ra te gran tett u.s pen dole se n te n ce
on payment of- $41.50 eourteekts.,
All other eases ,dia the (leeket were
remanded for, a week.
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