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iiiE GODERICII SIGI4AL.STAR
GOODRICII COMMANDERS
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GOODRICH V -TYPE,
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Leaves, brilliant
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Report on Justice the Council ehaanteer, There are only
'titration of 'the aiparatw waR mivelu in
AeCOUlltS in Iluron thrce comity /10=3 in the, Province
-Withotat the egnipment,
" A re:lunation which. "viewed with
(Continued frOci page 3.) alarm" the inereaging vo5t of indigent
costs of administration of justice. IT
hospitalization, U3 d ashed the.Govern.
anent to take step to place a closer
cheek on the admission of patients and
the duration their .Stay, was
unquimonsly paSsed.- •
'
.LAWIST BOWLING
Twentv-two towns a three took part
in the -lawn bowlilfg tournament at the'
ricton street greens on, WedneSdlly
night. Besides thirteen local teams,
there were three from Wingham, two
(a1) from, Seaforth and Mitchell, and.
one.eac% from Irensall and Exeter.
The Wingham team of'W. A.
Wilson and,Sturdy took first prize with
three wins and a plus a ,28. Other
prize -winners were: 2nd-4geo. Mathie-
son, J. Nesvicombe, E. Allison,' Oode-
rich, 3 wins.„Plus 118; 8rdi—j. 11. Lawler,
M. J. Ainslie, W. ISewcombe, ,Goderich,
3 wins, Plus 4; 4th . Spreat, Dr.
.Seaforth, 2
the Crown Attorney Were paid a saki*
the fees would 6011 be collected by the
ert)wn .Attorney and paid to the Pro-
vince' and the 'Province Would pay his
salary. In this case, the Province sets
the salary. Under the fee system, the
(Mown Attorney must return to . the
Provinee fifty per cent. a all his' earn.
lags over $4,000. If his earnings are
aver $5,000, he must return seventy -
Ave per cent, and ewer $0,000 he returns
87% per eenr.
It is t� be noted. that a great deal
of the cO'sts of administration a Justwe,
caused !by julles and witnesses at
jury cases. In manyeases the accused
has the •right to ask for trial 10 judge
and jury. Ike and that there has been
real co-oriertftion in 'the county to en-
d,eavor to eliminate juries when not
necessary. In this respect, defence
counsels as well as the Crown Attorney
Bechely, G, 'Brightral
are to be commended. wins, plus 14; 5th—I. R. Wheeler, Dr.
We find that in 1.038 the system 'of
Graham, A, Icitton, :Goderich, 2, wins,
maintaining' the Magistrate's oilice was
changed. 'Under the present system, plus 12.
In Friday doubles play,
the Province takes sixty per cent. of
P. Bisset and W. Hodge were,the
theiees. golleeted— The
office .must be maintained out or the 'N'ilinzairff 'Warr'
balaum. If after maintaining the of -
to maintain the Magistrate's office but
y. , thchCounty had 1101k ELDERLY OIAN:
ficv any money is left'sit reverts to the
Count!Prior to 1038
the municipalities collected -the fees.
average of twenty-five per cent. of the
We find that over a P*Iott of years an ESCAPED, BACKACHE,
total cost of the - administration of
oillstice has been recovered from the
province.
We also find that under the Revised
'Statutes eourt criers' will no longer
be required! and .the number of jurymen
has been reduced, thereby lessening the
Many people think that backache
is a trouble that comes natufally
with advancing .years„ but this
woman of 71 proves that it is not.
"1 suffered fora long time from.
backache," she writes, "but put it
Cost to a considerable- degree. down to my age"(71). Reading your
We feel that through the investiga-1 announcement, I thought I woul4
tion we were able to carry out there try. Kripchen Salts. 1 have been
is justification for the increase in the( taking it for some time and have
found great relief. 1 thought you
would like to know it has done me
a world of goocl."--(Mrs:)
When pains in the back are
catised..:bjnactive kidneys and .
failure of the digestive system to
throw off poisonous iraplirities, -
..„KruscAen Salts Torill give real hell) in
setting the matter .right. Because •
Kruschen has a diuretic .action
which -helps to flush youf kidneYs
----and--livers.. After ;that, ypiir. blood
throws bff all imPucrities; you get
happy relief from, pani.
costs of administration of. justice.
•( Signed) B. J. 'BOWMAN, Chairman.
•- • Red ,Cross 'Grant ,
The Warden's coinmittee reported re-
cOmmendin g that ,the' $1000 grant
made in, January t6. the Canadian Reil
Cross Society be rescinded -fl_nd • that
the money be divided among nineteen
branches_ of the 'Society in Huron
county, which will reeeiX-e,$487.75-each,
and 161,1. other-tranehesborder,
Lucknow and Clifford,
each of which was allotted $244.25-, and
Kirkton and Woodham; $112,25 each—
a total of $10,000.. It was explained
that the money_wassoted originally for
the Red ,Oross 1941 'arupfigiu far flindsi
which can4mign has .been cancelled.
Up to date the sum of $16,52'5 has
.been spent on war effort, but of a total
of $27,500 voted for the year:
The, old hangar at Sky Harbor was
sold to 1.1;ar1. Westbrook, as it .stands,
.for 1;105. •
There was a lengthy debate en a
I rroN6 of iSeaforfh metion- to abandon
Ithe 'voluntary method of raising rnOney
• for war. effOrt, in favor of direct tax-
ation, but • the voluntav method will
be retained,the. fluids so raised to be
----Ficsupplementedby grants out of taies.•
Some very interesting,discussion Wit.8
' heard. It was stated that too few
pe:ople, act* as .canivasserS,.were doing
too 'Muth and getting, very little thanks
and some abuse. Some large PropetIty-
'Owners, rich men too, were not con-
tributing. n, fair share, some nothing at
Rich Man Gives 25e, Poor Woman $5
One 'reeve said, a man owning SOO
acres, tree of debt, had given hita
twentymdve centfor the, War !Services
Fund.- A. washwomah in the same
mu,nicipality had given hfive dollars.
Nearly every member contributed to
the debate, telling his canvassing ex-
perience, but • was feared the public
Would lose interest in the wa-r effort
:rf thq Toluntttry systm. Were. entirely'
andened, • 'I'
InStallation in the ,Coupty Home of
orratttoniatieifire alarrasfstena-at-acost-
of $1885 was recommended by the
County 'Home committee and ,anthorized
by -Council..-. It was explained that two
inmates had. 'bequeathed -the' initittition.
a • tOtal of $2,000 and .that • tbis „money
would, b:e used to safeguard the lives of
-thraged people by the installation 'of
the fire protection System. A •tlenion-
.
Aig.t13111,MeInties, Ab'. Bill Carter and
AC. Bill 'Hoggarth, stationed with the
. at St. 'Thomas, spent the week-
end at their homes here.,
What a Joyful Sound
The hum of the lawn inow•
er is Music to the ear after a
long winter. But if that
hum isn ",t a joy 40 the ,oper
ator, take it to •
• *Geo. W. Stokes
' Machinist
East St. • . ThOnt 206J
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ruNtgia OF MRS.- HENRY' BELL PIGEONS FLY FROM TORONTO'
Fifty-two, bird S were released' at Tor -
Among those from out. of town.whol
attended the funeral 'of the late Mrs. •
onto in the weekly flight under the nus -
Henry 13ell were her brothers', a B. and
L ;McLeod, of Windsor; Mr and
4r,s. Albert E. Arnold; Detrbit r Mr.
and Mrs. Ross MacMillan, Mary and
Hugh, of Holyrood; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam McIntyre, of Lucknow, and :Miss
Henrietta 'Ourwen, of OttaWa.
,The pallbea.rerssyere *Geo rgie-MeGlbe,
pices of the •Goderich Homing Pigeon
Club. The distance is 120 miles and
the birds, released at 7 a faced a
strong bead wind. First to arrive was
Percy, Johnston's "Whiz-bang," at 11.:10,
and second was Bird Jerry's "Young
Corrigan," at 11.119.The next eight,
Were : Bakers, 11.23 ; II. Jerry's,'
11.25 and 11.30 S. ,McKay's, 11.32; W.
Baker's, 11.35; C. Ladd's , (Auburn),
Wilmot Haacke, Charles Walters and
Robert Fuller—not Wm. Fulford as
st'ated -in last week's -paper. •
•
STARTING ANOTHER CLASS
Another trade class will be started_
on July lst for motor mechanics, driver
mechanics electricians •and fitters. Men
who are'interested in this branch of
army.. work can get all necessary In-
forrnahon at the !Goderich armories.
11.41; Rud Jerry, 9th and 10th, 11.45.
The next fijght will be from Port llope.'
. SELLS COW AT. $205 • .
W. Hume Clutton,. Colborne township,
sold 'a. Purebred Holstein, eow at $205.
to Erb & Co. of Pennsylvania, the
animal being shipped this week with "a
carloa purchased in Western' Ontario:
It pays o raiSe good stock -
Tuvirsomr, gna 12tk, 1941
SEYOETI
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.-OLOSING
TIME, JUNE 14
wrinen sATIN•
FLOUR
7's • 2,1,s
"pCoffe
RosE e
25c1 -1'47c
Tin Tin
JEWEL
ShOrtenhig " 111)5' 27e-
ro vonAm -
Cheese 4:y1'11e 21.4ot 49c
4
• WHITE SATIN
Tissue
•NA% Y
Tissue
. Last
90-100 size 2-11). BOXES
Prunes • 4 ms. 25e
vas.spapiiiiaramexan7a:racciar=ar=ANag."
• Clark's 12-0z, tin.
3 rolls 25c Corned Beef 17c
• Lynn Valley Light Syrup
3 t -ms 25c
4 rails 25c Pears
Norfow, straw? Bright's
'
Jams
Z, SALAD.'' .32-oe SNOW , FLAKE
ch. es 2 ....!°1% 25e ,
Ib
jar-27e7rea
Dressing jar 39c Ammonia 5 Pk6
• GOLDEN YELLOW . •
Itifie BANANAS ib 9c Help finish the
weet, Skin,' and
;Juicy SUNKIST
ORANGES
Lger size.
job. Buy Vic,
Mea. SILO
du. 21c
tory Bonds.
• 29c "
RI•PE TOM'OSth.19ArEc Sound
Investment—A
VINE RIPENED • ••'Truly Patriotic Gesture—
CANTALOUPES 11c A Small Sacrifice . for
Freedom. Don't Wait.
DOMINION SWIMS ,
• Mr. and Mrs.. Fraser :McTavish and-Wheie the llowers.were in memory of
little son, Jimm-§;-----zr London, were.Mrs, Mernevish's father, the late 0 34% '
visitors in town `on •tuiday and at:Elliott, whose funeral service tvas held
tended Victoria street! United church, in the churfh just a year asoo
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Competitive- 'Prices ,phis Personal Service
..essaa
SPECIALS' AND REMINDERS FOR 'TODAY,. FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO' LIMIT QUANTITIES..
FATHER'S DAY -
SUNDAY, • JUNE' 15 -
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Don't forget,"dad"„ on his da3:;
Select some little remembrance'
• for him from these suggestions.
GIVE HIM A: CAMERA
Heie's the, sensational netv
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Makes 12 Pictiir-As
i)er roll,...brilliant
slze reflex
finder, braided
carrying cord.
cf001011 crinfial
,f,inarit9
• LYSOL SOAP • 4c, 2' for '17c
_
STERA-KLEVg--trial size free with reg.
tin 45c
VINOLIA—Castile Soap cakes._ . .6 for 10c
REMEIVIBER • HLVI WITH
• "SMOKE" ,
Favourite British 'Consols
Cigare.ttes 22 fo‘r 25e '
Itt,a1 Ilriar !moo.
Tobacco, for.cigarette or plPe
65e, 75c, et.
Shaving comfort and comfol t.
are contained in this man's set— .
dinette's LONDONER
' SHAVING SET
• Gillette's Tech Razor
5 Blue Gillette Blades
Plastic Utility Case
` 89
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• L D. A. BRAND HOUSEHOLD NEEDS
, .Speelally priced for the week -end
AIROMATTO CIASICAltA, '43. and 6-07* 19e, 37c
MO,F,
M ALIN, .1 lb reg. 15c 12e
Iii4AV1:48, reg. 25e 19e
•:(1 A T ,A1M ,IJOTION • reg. 25e 19e
CORN itEMOVE31 reg. 25c 21e
FTAXSUPeD, rwhole ,seed, 10 67 .Teg. 19e le 12e
LIN'S'101111) MEAL; 12 -oz.. ... : . 15e -42e --
MITA OF MAGNESIA reg. 35e • 27e
Sold on money -back guarantee 4*
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,..s.wwwsr.gamiso..
Allfor-ammarioriat4
-11f. pkg. rirmor_d ;
*44 "'PT :AM .1t4
Faraway.
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,Schick Razor'8 1Schick blades 1
,..and large Palmolive Sladve •:
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" Cream ' 5,0e
c!2e9e
,Shaving Brushes, 41,, vultie„..79e
nirdley".s 1.4having Bowl - ' 10 &A°
-.25
Golf 13.all's • 25e, 4 for 95e -, . 25e
others; , 50e, . 75e
• Dveready Pidwights, 'with, -bat-Jar Rings
89e
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• ;;1$1Kill quickly with
:ffili2 for fic
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4, .4N4Ar4.,„'".....; TAT ANT TRAPS &
. • 41 atiarafitecer to kill both Swef,t
P inottc,,11:eas.0-eating, ants. ral. .,
tire colonies destroyed. No
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