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REAre JAS. WILSON, D.,P., ,
Another Stock 1
DIES AT TO,KONTO
Salesman in Court
High Place Presbytenarrehureb
• "Felendssin thia diatriet learned with'
regret of the death, of BeV. Dr. Jteraeg
Wilson, which oecUrred on Sgturday at
his hOnee f.Poront(). Dr. 'Wilson Was
a native of 'West 'We.wanoSh and at-
tended tGoclerich Iligh ISch461, efter-
ward* atteading, Itnox teellege.
Toronto paper . hey. ' the fellow/0g
reference;
Nearly Fifty Years in Iflinistry
Rey. ' Jemes Wilson, JI.A., #in
the ministry of ehetPresbyteriati, Church ,
for ilearlY half a Century, died 'on Sat-
urday at his home, 34 Northeliffe bOule-
esard. Ike was in his Seventy-Sixtheyear
and had.been IU onle two Weehs with
pneumonia. .
, No minister in 10e.nadg's 'religious life
Wae better lruoWa than Dr, "Jim"Wil
soli. Iie retiredefrons the active. fnin-
istry 111'1038, but after his retirement,
he wae, if anything, snore active than
before. On Mae 271t11 he attended
Toronto Presbytery of the Presbyterian
OlIureJi et Itnox cburch ani;although
be: complained of feeling 'under the
weather," lie remained at the meeting
...„
until adjounement.
Dining his- three years of...retirement
he preached frequently and was one of
the most interepted members of Toronto
Presbetery, whe're his *wise *counsel was
valued by all his colleagues. Be'had
on several occasions declined noxnirl-
ation for. the moderatorship or General
AssemblY, but had held the pes'ition
of moderator of Toronto Presbytery and
"also of the Synod of Toronto and
Kingston.
Born in Huron county, Dr. Wilson
graduated from „Knox College in 1893
and the same yeer was orddiped to the
rainiStey of the Presbyterian Church
,netelemeilexemelelelelel Presbyterian church.
He sereed at .this chnrch for .seven
years, iSubsequeatiy he miuistered tp
congregations -sat Glencee, Jqoverdourt
-RoadesToronteeesesereeheeremaineer for
twenty year, Brampton and Wych-
wood churches. WhUe,r,eit Reyereouxt
Road and. WyclisToIM he Wee ie'spons-
ible for the erection of. the present
church buildings. In 1922 he .Aas
honored with the degree •of doctor of
divinity by Knox 'College
Sliireiving are •his widowJessie
Sands -Wilson, one daughter, Miss Ruth
Marion ,Wilson, of Toronto, and one
brother, Joseph, of Huron eounty.
in 114W IlambUrg Man CoMmitted on
Three Counts—To' race
Further Charges
snUDLEY Be HOLMES
Barrister, 10te.
Ofilee-Court 1�ue. GOderiteh.
Telephone 56,'
plam.sess'
WM. A. SIPIIIIERLAND'
Barrister and Solicitor
First Mortgage .Security.
Urban Loan., Avallanle.
OffiCee-North sSt, Goderiele, Phone .750
com41imb4mONTANT
rioqvant, au it MONTEITH,
Chattered. 4.ccoutsta21t0'
77 Downie Street, Stratford
Toronto Office; 302 Bay Street
edeses-eee,;seeseesesseesemeeeeieseseesSesiessis
VETERINARY. SURGEON
DIJIAOTT , , •
VETERINARY Stitaboisi
Pleene 203 . Pinto's,
--AMNON.
AUCTIONEERING
Ifetill another extensive selling of al-
legedly worthless gold mining shares
•in Ilurina eounty was reeeakel inCounty
Police Court last Thursday when
George Ianson, of New Hamburg, was
coneleted on time counts of ealiing at
private homes for the purpoee Of eelling
stock and one of trading without
license- lie Was Temended teejall until
Thureday of 'this week, When he will
fece three chargee of theft. It Is al
leged Viet he not. only sOld shares of.
Hughmar Gold. Mines Limited, but that
'he converted some of Ine proceeds to
hie..osen, use., L
While Istnson was in t ourt In blade
-
rich two others were facing trial at
Walkerton for similar offences in Bruce
county concerning the same gold•Mining
shares. They were 'given jail terms
and heavily fined..
The evidence iniGOderich, as brought
out by i�rewn Attorney Hohnes, wee
pretty much the ,D1a,.-es,14 Story. The
slick salesman started in the fields,
walking the -furrows. witheilleetermer,
gradually working his way to the barn-
yard, to the verandah and 'finally into
ril,CMAS• "GUNDRY, GODERICII, the home to unfold his story of hand:
LIV 10 STOCK AND 61-111N/1itAL Seane and quick retiitns to the entire,
AUCTIONA4104 family. Thousands of mining shares
Telephone 119 were sold at ,pr_fr
ices ranging om fifte
Sales ettended to Maywhere suid cents to one dollar per share, many of
every effort made to, give satisfaction. them to 'women.
Farmers' sate notes discounted. Those who gave evidence here were:
Miss IGertrode Aitcheson,R.R., 2, Luck -
,w; Marshall Stonehouse, .R.R.
Belgrave; 'Cecil Wheeler, Tt.lit. 6, Brus-
-selsesMiss.Agnese.Wat-sne....E.Iteste.,Wale,
to; ; John Watson, same address :1
Brown Harper, R.R. 2, Lucknow ; Mrs.
J.' M. Coulteeessind her -husband. J.- M.
Cartney, RJR. 2, Bluevale; James Mor-
rison,eR,R: 2, 'Walton.
W. el. Chisholmyauditor for the On-
tario, iSecurities 1Commissione was the
'only *other 'Crown witness. J. 4.
Mahon, cthronission •solicitor, assisted
In the prosecution.
E. G. Thompson, (Strafford, defence
eounsel, instructed his client not to
CleORDON M. GRANT, LICENSED
AUCYTIONEER OCR IIPRON
,
A. satisfactory, courteous iservice for
sse_reeseesieroperty or Honsehold Sales.
- • sitateseReasonabie. -
MEDICAL
D4. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROA.T • -
Late ° House, Surgeen New York
Ophthalinic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant -at Moorefield Eye Hospital and
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Loa
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don, England.
' EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED ,
153' WaterlOo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedfor IoteI, Octderich,
Wednesday, June 25W, from 2 p.m,
till 0 P.m.
PRACTITIONER
PAIROP,BAC'TOR, AND DRUG -LESS
THER,AAST -
"Giiderich, Phone 341
Office' hours -10 to 12 a.111-, 2 to 5
and'? to 8 p.m., Tuesday; Friday and
Saturday.
10 to 12 a.m. only on Wednesday,
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
Mineral' furne baths by appointment
only. "
A. N. ATKINSON
51 Sonth St.
INSURANCE
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN:
ma SURANCE CO. -Farm' and iso-
lated town property insured.
,Ofdeetos-William Ktox, Preeildeat,
LonefatborO; W. R. Archibald; Vice -
President,' Seafortie ; M. A. Reid,
Mana.ger and Sectetary-Treamrer, Sea--
foeth.
Directors -Wm. Knox, Londesboro ;
Broadfoot,_ Seaforth;.. Chris.
Leenhardt, Dublin; De J. Trewartha,
Clinton ; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth ; W.
R. Archibald, Seaforth ; Alex. awing,
Blythc.leriink McGregcsr, Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, Walton.
Agents -E. A. Y'ecelt.R. 1, Goderich;
• James Watt,' Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Brucefield ; R. P. lifeKercher,
E.R. 1, Doblin; j. F. Prueter, Brod-
hagen. .
`PoliCy-holders can make all f pay-
. Utenta and gettheir cards reeeiptled. at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; ivth antes
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderieffessersr
J. H. Reid's General Store, Bayfield.
STRATFORD GODERICH
COACH LINES
Daily 7.30 le'
.m. 4.25 pen. -Leaves
"Goderich for Stratford, Toronto,
Vamilton, Buffalo, Lohdon, Detroit,
Tavistock and ,WoodstOelts---Depots --
13edfotd, British and Royal Hotel.i.
Phone hotelS or 305 for information.
OGDENST1
CIGARETTE TOBACCO
irwriamm
J. We Craigie
INSURANCE4 and REAL
ESTATE
Get Our „Automobile Rates
Phone 24 ' Godericb
AIIIIINC,41.11111111111,
Geo. G. MacEwa,n,
Fire, Accident and 'Motor Car
INSURANCE
Offiee::-Masonic Temple,.
West Street, GOderich
Phone 230 'GODERICH
P. J. RYAN
Real Estate and Insurand
Office and_Residence: •
11 Trafalgar gtreet
Phone 663
FOR SALE -Houses of all kinds,
choice branding lots, business
property and eeveral good farms,
Let. Me show ,ou some real
bargains. Buy now.
BUY VICTORY BONDS
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CAPITAL: THEATRE
COUNTY TAX RATE FOR 1941
SAME AS LAST YEAR, 3.75
Reeve Scott Tirgew that Varmerii
-Go into Packing Business
for Themselves
It will require theeum of $254,750 tO
ffaance the 'County erJeluroii tbis year,
A tax rate of 3:75 mills, the same as
last year, will raise $203,469,' while
atUnicinalities outside high school. areas
'Must pay a further $51,290 for the
secondary School educatiOe of their,
elsildren elsewhere.
Thee liggres are • revealed -in the
estimates Which were tabled by Teass
urer A. H. Erskine at the June -session,
referred. to the anew* eommittee, and
'MANY adopted by Colwell at'it e eon -
eluding session.
e Although the 0oulty of Huron IS
free "of debenture debt for the first
tiane in its history, any reduction that
might have been expected on That score
is offset by the exigencies of war, the•
rising cost -of. edutation, and lesser
items. The,..cose of,;seeondary schools
M. ;$57.0Q9 APO „t..11g...0?Plniqratle..4..,P,f,
justice $1,000. A similar amount is
provided for the ,formation of a ,branelt
of .the 'Canadian Federation of Agri-
culture. '
plead or elect, objecting to the inform-
ations a§ not hieing sufficiently speeffic.
They covered a year's time. Magistrate
Makineoverruled his .objection, entering
not guilty plea. and proceeding.with•
the trial.
The three theft charges yet to be
beard originate from the Dungannon
seetien.
,Ilusband.and Wife Reunited
An estranged husband and wife were
rennited after a non-support charge
bad 'been'read. The husband, who now
has a good job in a far-off city, promised
to provide a home. .
Arthine Rawlston, convicted two
weeks ago of two Wingham robberies
and remanded to jail for sentence, was
again remanded. Be i'S". at presonf
Walkerton jail facing other robbery
counts • in Bruce. •
Dran• Ilartleib, Hay township, • was
fined $10 and costs for Obstructing
police who sought to search his house
foe liquor.
Alexander eldRee went, to jail -for
seven days for drunk-driVing. There
was no accident. He pleaded guilty.
A.C.A. SECRETARY -MANAGER
A rebent isswe of -Marketing" has
the following reference to a former
Godierichite:
Athol Mega/free has, been appointed.
seeretarY.manager ot the Association
of .Canaslien Advertisers, Inc. Mr.
.McQuarrie is 4probably best known
through hit former nine years' associ-
ation Seith tile Western Canada Ilene
31ills Company, I/Milted, Torontcr, as
advertising manager.- has had some
years of ageney eene;ience.on the staffs
of McConnell, , Ea s t ma n & Company,
Limited, and. A. MoKine Limited. More
recently he has be in neWspaper work
and returns to 'Toronto from Quebec
City to take' up hie new position.
riTOP WOOD ROT
PHONX'
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Now Playing-Bing•Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorotity Lamour in
"Road- to Zanzibar"
Monday, Tuesday and, Wednesday 1, . ..
. ,
CarOle Lombard-LhRobert Montgomery and Gene* RaYMend
pre -sent a new hi"gli in hilarity. A daring and deliglatful story ofoa
marriage run by 'rules, ruled by riot and alnlost ;wrecked by
l'ieoinance.
- • 'MR. and MRS. SMITH"
ThurSday, rriday and Saturday
MADELEINE CARROLL-FRED MacMILIBRAV •
Heleh, Broderick—Stirling Hayden—ilarie Wilson and Carolyn Lee
A supkiative east in a glorious Teehnicolor presentation of, an 411)-
pmling tSouthern adventure -1'01=0k
"VIRGINIA"
Matinees Weirs, Satand holidays at 3 P.M.
Coming Robert Young, ln "Western Union,"
'the "Patrol" with your
pant whenever yoti paint
wood: It makes your paint
gg further and last rapt.
rlighly effective. " Pinto% "
,prevents rot and itiiect. attack
under the a common
failure iq ordinary paipti.
to under the faint causes expensive fel:Wt.:.
Good painters always add "Pentox" to th4r
paint. ,
SAVE MONEY — o,RDER TODAY
-Corantatd Packsges (di
Pints 1250 %aril (35c) Gallons 4$1.25)
OnITAV PENETRATING, T.135.1C
INEll I VA, COLORLESS POWDER
Keeps Paint and Wand in Sound Conclitinn
111. D. l'ALSE1t 11ARDW1RE
Does Your treou
Cause You, Distress?
The impairment of the otomesh is
often of serious eonsequenses, for
Only by properly digssted foodeis tho
fityritotri nourished anti Sliftt
nurdocit .13lood Bitrers is a
liable remedy for Atomach flisto.dtwa
each a's dyspepsia, hilligetition, sour
'stomach, belthIng of glo, teethe hes.
ete.
It begiotti etinAnte the
of dama and evi..(ir jun.' , the
main factor it digestion, tio01,11,/ora
acidity, tones up the '10 01
branes of the stOntatqt, allt/ 1e:"lotstg-
All0 natural, l:( 11113::':
digestion. 0
Put yol: 1 41,1.t tei
no ;AN. quiods y wfl
Mart to enjoy your inetdp, free trom
digestive ttpublet). .
The T. Ott,. TorultIto, Oat,
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County Clerk N. W: Miller told Conn.
cil there, has been an increase in tthe
attendance days in secondary schools,
it is costing more per diem per Pupil,,
and more pupils are attending technical
schools. As an 'illustration, in 1940
seven students from Iffiron were inat-
tendance at London Tech. .This year
the number is twen*-two and the
.cost of their maintenance has risen
proportionately. The total increase in
salaries in secondary Schools of the
niz....oltereltset-ifeereshaesebeeneg,.
and the debenture debt is up consider-
ebly owing to tla€ addition of shop
Work and home eel:monies accommoda---
tion
Following are„the estimates:
Revised Estinaates for 1941
GEINERAL ACCOUNT
Expenditurea;
Administration, of justice 24,000
Hospitals ....... 13,000
'Municipal goverument
Children's Aid Society, -
Grants ,
Jail
County .Home
p. L. interest
Insurance, heat, telephone •
County property s
Printing and postage
Registry Office
Audit •
Oorwborer
New equipment
Sthools Other than secondary•-..
titl.1-ziedrVo.ior unforeseen expend i-
i••••
,tures
Exchange •
.().AP. committee
Secondary sehools
-War effort
t
Y
for the financing of the eeurity bralach
of the Federetion of Agricultureefttet
with disfavor. It was agreetlethat Such
action would have to be e overed by an
aet of tise LegiSlature.
Council went onrecord expressing
its pleasure in the elefa,tion of Rt.
Hon, R, o.• Bennett to the House of
Lards and of Vincent Ma4See, Canada's
Higb Commissioner at lemd0R, to thee
Privy Courseil.
Ass"nnbstantial grant" wa0 promised
si. delegation of women •free) Clinton,
headed by ' Miss Isabel ,Chowen, who
propose to establish a 'wer service club
In Clinton for the accoanmodation of
airmen who will attend the new R.X.F.
radio school now under construction.
, IA E. (Cardiff, M.P., addressed iCouns
' ell` briefly on thirMerLSe .",i4a in the
national war effBe
ort:eur ed - that
agriculture receive more attentien from
the Federal 4overnment than it is at
present receiving. He 'predicted that
Canada's big wheat Suieffus would
eventually prove an important factor in
ton has been for some years one of the
final victory.
-----,noerengemaech ,194 2 . ePinaliesiOner.e.vg..0*
pal 'Telephone Systemi:
J. C. (Shearer, County agricultural
MOTORISTS MUST DO THEIR,
008102ING namortatz
Anther good old Goderieb custom Is
due for the scrap heati: -Before Magis:
trate Makias laSt '"ThurSday; aoseph
Durnin and Harold Ashton paid $5
and cotss each for "driving at -slow
epeed and blecking tratlie.!' This le the
tlefinitien for two care
driving abreast around the Square, at
a five-M1le-an-h0iir elkeede the drivel*
the while swappiug the latest goeeiP (4
the old town through the ear window,
causing other metorists to '1"'e1rele
round" tio pess theni on either Side.
Constable At 0. 'Jennings laid the
charges,: It's an old enetonebut a new
charge -in Goderich,
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HONOR ,,VOR. COLBOBNE MAN
W. ,Ilunie Clutt,on Chosen, as President
" Of Western Counties Telephone
Assoeiation , - •
At the annu,41 convention of the
Western* Counties, Telephone *AsSocia-
tion, herd on Thursday Jest at 1.4,ondone
W. Hume "Pluttene eteCellsorhe towee,
ship, was eleeted president. NU% 0 tit -
representative, spiked rumors that the
international Plowing xnateh, scheduled
for Huron county in 12, would not
be held. He 'emphasized thet the event
. would definitely ;be held.
Most important ftern in the: pollee
committee's report was the 'recomeaend-
ation that County Traffic -Officer
Norm.an Lever be plated under the juris-
diction of the police •coramittee, instead
.ofthe road commission.. This was de-
feated, althouth tt was -pointed out
that Salary and expenses of the officer,
amounting to about $20004 year, were
paid out, of .general account ,and not out
g weafer-., unds, ,fprmerty O. his . is
not the ,first unsuccessful eftet to hitVe
tne -traffie er
•offie_transferr -trona the
reade commission. •
daily activrties of the t•raific. officer, were
.eTadlye. nion MIST po.rts: de\t‘friling the
tabled. One, that of May, .1941, was
'Connell deided to make'. stlitable
recognition 02. three champion athletic
clubs' in ,kthe eounty. They are the
juvenile team- of Clinton, the,
,Seaforth 0•11-1.A. intermediate' "B"
champions, and the ..Hensall
intermed la te. , winners. .
Urges Co-operative Padding Business
. Friday morning- Saw an interesling
debate, led by Reeve J. II: -Stott' of
forth, on .on the condemnation tsex
exacted by packers on farmers' •live-
steekseen other words, deduCtions made
for deherning -cattle -and for bruised
and diseased animals. Iteeve7Seott was
a -delegate to a meetting held in.Toronto
last- February to discuss t h is question.
• (iCyntinued on page 7)
9,000
4,50Q
4,600
4,500
7,000
7,000
3,000
1;800
1,300
, 600
250
350
SQ(
10,000
300
2,000
. 2 . 200
51,290
27,180
$172,990
Less Estimated ,Revenue:
Townships, re hospitals $ 3,300
.Administration of justiee - 4,000
Licenses , 900
lines • 100
Registry 't Mice 2,775
Re cornborer 175
2.2 mills on assessment of
$54;238,669.00 • -119,308
Secondary sehool levy 31,290
Estimated stftplus
S:ummary
General account -2.20 mills $ 1/9,368 '
County highways -1.55 mills /41,101 -
,
Secondary schools 51,290
$234,759
3.73 milL,4 for urbanTentreg.
3.75 mills phis.seCondary sehool
levy for townships.
„ No. Exemption for Farmers
ln a short !but animated debate ('oun-
cil an Thursday afro -ming turned, ,f I OW11'
a resolution of Elgin County asking
the 1.)otninion Govern men t to refrain
frene calling to a ry setvice young
men wholre employed in the -prodife- •
tion • of food. The discussinn came
duringconsideration of the report of
the legislat lye 'emu -mit .
-Young fe misers a re we n tee, :and
needed. in the army,". said Deputy
Reeve Weir of !Ilowick.
"Don't „interfere. • 1,ei us ' strive •
.little harder 10getalong and ,let the
boys go," \vas -the contribution bf Reeve
Roland Grain of 'Turnberry..
Reeves .:Gamble, Tnckee, RQd111011(1,
Dorrlt nve and Alexander express61
vieves ,end the Elgin resolution
was proMptly t u d 0W11 after the
voinrnittee had, reported flIVOTably on it
Just as premptly Council unanimous-
ly endorsed a rescilution•ifrom the ToWn-
ship of 'IlOwi'efi asking that labor
strikes he declered illegal for the dur-
of the war. •
A report of The ednattofl corn m t
was adopted $41.1pporting a City of Wele
land resolution asking the vrovinetor
tIrkeromeii.t to assume a greater share
of the cost Of . education. •
Reeve J W. Gamble, chairman of the.
agrieultural committee, outde'llis rery)rt-
on Thursday afternoon on the organ -
'Nation of a County of Huron Wench of
the -Federation of Agricalture. Al-
though $1000 had itleen granted for this.
pisepose .only $3:53elin1 been spent, he
said.' 'Sixteen township and a eounty
unit had been organized, Ile' said he
had reeeived wonderful ea -operation in
the organization :1114 was heartily
con-
gratulatod by Varions reeves for the
effieient and evonomieal 1110911C hi
%Youth the work was done.
Beselution tin Farm Prices
VouneiI carried a resolution asking
that the earm prices level be kept (eta
1920 kvo1, so that there might ;he
equality ot Naeritice in this war., (Itytm.
en refused, however, to Join in ohjeet-
log to the pegging Of hog and elreese
prices. •
A,reeommemlation of the agrieultural
committee that Council debate the levy-
ing of a one -cent -per -acre. tnx,. oresne!
fifth of sr millthe 'County tax rate,
. •
$'181,808
$ 8,818
. OUNTY COURT CAS1E SETTLED
The 'County ,Ootirt action of Omar
Brooks, farmer, of Colborne township,
against Edward Johnston, thresher, of
tile vellage of Lueknow, set downl for
the June Session of County Court and
postponed to June 13, was reported
settled (itt t of court when Judge
Clement arrived tere last Friday to
hear the case. Brooks ',claimed, $328.30;
balance owing for a tractor supplied in
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the -operation of a threshing outfit
'owned by Johnston. The 'defendant
• counter-clairaed for $350. Particulars
4f4heeeett1ement ir.ai ounced.
iesemereseessessessetieseliesionteesseasissalemeseeissiste
{trio agriculture. An invitatiert is ex4
tended to all who Wisb to attend.
BUYS 131CSINESS usToyypt,
Listowel 'Banner; Mr. john F'a.releis
of Goderich hate vurchaSed tke rePair ,
and welding business of ' Mr, We' C.
Moore, awl takes posseeeion [next week,
Ifr. and .Mrs. ,,FarrIsh have purchased .
Mr.- Moores residence, on Union : streeto,
and xassved this week.
FLY PADS
WILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN
SEVERAL DOLLARS'WORTH;
OFANY OTHER FLY KILLER/
CLYDESDALE FIELD DAY
A-"OlYiresdele-deld daY" wilr be .held'
at the fair gro`hiids, Seaforth, "brxSat,
urdav afternoon, June 28th, when there
will be a judging competition and et
general discussion on Clydesdale tyPe
apd the place of the Clydesdale M On -
IOC Beit of all fly: 'faille:1i.
Clean, rquijek, are,
flycheap. Ask your Drug -
PAY '
• **fit; Grocer General
. • Shire. •
mogg. Tug wnsol, FLY PADco., Wain OM ONT..
„
True Tonic
for Blood and N...erves-
'Invaluable at 'this season because it 1
supplies the Vitamin 11, and mineral
substances so neeessary to .improve the
eualitST of the, blood and help the nerves.
For better appetite, better' digestion,
better sleep and for better health use
Dr. Chese's Nerve Food. -
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—
T OOK briefly into the short past. See a dim, sooty
14 oil lamp . Presto I—a 'clean, brilliant -eleGctric
bulb. See a smoky, old-fashioned stove . . *. Presto !—
a fast., cool, gleaming clean eleetrce" range. Magic
indeed! Today, also arif by inagi.c, electric servants
wash and iron the clothes, preserve and coolvthe food,
speed the housecleaning—and do all these tasks with
ease and economy undreamed, of before Hydro's
"inaOic towers" began their march across the province.
In verytruth your Hydro system brought the
Twentieth Century to Ontario. It has put within reach
of alinost everyfamily in this province the "electrical
standard of living". For Ontario Hydro has nor only
made power everywhere available but it , has also
provided it at cost.
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