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1111 Baraster, late,
Offieee-Court Hottse,- Goderich.
TelephOne
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W. A. SUMLUORLAND
• : Barrister and Solicitor
First Mortgage 'Security.
‘--Urbair LoanAvailable.
Office—Nerth Ste Gotlerieh. . Phone, 750
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CHARTEREare ACCOUNTANT ••
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MONTEITH and MONi.DEIT/01,
11,1 • Chertered Accountants
77 DoWnie Street, Stratford
Toronto Office; 802 Bay Street
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•:VETERINARY, SURGEON
Du. I,s. DLLOTT
VETER1NA.R-Y SURGEON
Phone•208 4 Clinton.
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AUCTIONKE1IN6
VIOMAS GUNDRY, GODIDRICH,
•LI V SI STOOK •AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
*Telephoue 119 "
• Sales attended to anywhere and
*very effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted,
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GORDON' M. GRANT, LICENSED
AUCTIONEER FOR HURON
COUNTY -
' A satisfactOry, _courteous Service for
Farm, Property or Household
Rates Reasonable.
"mibitcAL
• nR. F. J. R. FORSTM,•EYE,EAR,
• ' THROA.T
Late Howie „Surgeon New York
OPhrhalmic and Aural Hospital, as-
sistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital srad
Golden Square Throat Hospital, Leal-
• • don, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
•'SUPI'LIED
• 53- Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267
•• Next visit epedford Elotel, Goderich,
Wednesday, -ffept. 24th, from 2 p.m.
•till 5 p.m.
DRUGLESS TRACTITIONER
flum0PRAJav01 AND DitukthEss
.THBRAPIST
Gederich, Phone 341
Office hours -10 to 12 a.M., 2 to 5
*rid 7.to8 pen., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday. •• —
' 10 to 12 a.m. onlY on Wednesday,
---ktontlayeand Thursday at_aaritchell.
Mineral .fume baths by appointment.
only,
A. N. ATKINSON "
51 South St.
INSURANCE
MelilLLOP MUTUAL FLRE IN -
111 SURANCE CU.—Farm ,and,
iso-
• lated town property, ipsured.
Ofileees--Virtiarn Knox •Presidentr
Isondedboro; W. 11. Axe..hibald, Vice-
• President,' ,Seaforth; M. A. Reid,
• -Manager and Secretere-Treareirer, $ea-
*, Directors—Wm. Keox, Londesboro
forth. • •
Alex. -Broadfeot, Seaforth; Chris.
Leanhardt,IDublin; E. J. Trewartha,
Clinton; Thos. Moylan, Seeforth1
• ReArchilaild, Seaforth; Alex. mawing,
Blyth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, Walton,
Agents—E. A. Yeo, R.R. 1, Goderich;
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
Ben. 1, •Brucefield; R. F. McKereher,
E. 1, Dablin; 4. Prueter,
Brod
hagen. • "
Policy -holders can Make all pay-
ments and get theirceards receipted at
the Royal Banke-Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
J. El. Reid's General Store, Bayfield.
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STRATFORD --- GODERICH
• • COACH LINES °
Daily 7.30ru1e 4.25 tem.—Leaves
Goderieh for • Stratford, Toaonto,
Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit,
Taristock and :Woodstock. Depots —
Bedford, British and , Royal -Hotels.
Phone hotels or 305 for information.
Anemeirimou
AN OLD-TIIYIE Plik1.4 VISITS
YOUNG'S SCHOOL
411 entry in the Visitors' book
No: 3, Colborne, a date June •20th., was
Made by John Elliott,. Lontitin. Ont,
on the Occasion of a viait t his ;birth-
place in realborne towuship and to the
Schoel Of his etirly boyhood, ,
die found a.thriving schore of some
thirty pupils, in charge t)f a capable
teather, and he Was greatly' interested
to note oil the roll the names Methee,
•Cuuniughana Watsoe, Itebertson and,
Million represented ,by grandchildren
of his oWn sClUfOlmates et long ago.
The eld-ame name of the schoel was
lOhng'es but at present there is no one
of that Paine in atteedanee. The fai.'en
on which the school is located was first
owned by a Young. West of that Wil-
liam Young, one-time reeve and warden,
had 200 acres, and net to him was
Sandy Young. Avross trona the school,
Gordon, Young had 200 acres, and next
• to him. were Charles and George YoUng,
in order; 800 acres altogether pioneerett
by the Young family:
East of the school •the original:set-
tlers, were • the. aiamiltonge 'James and
Themes, Rem Blair and Arthur 'Mc-
(Jiausland, arid opposite these, James
Bien.° (succeeded by •George Old), Wil-
liam •Elliott and George Elliott. Most
of these names. are unknown to the
present generation.
The present school building', stucco
coveriug the original brikk, dates beck
to 1804, but 'Mr. Dlliott learned his
A,113,0's in the log -schote which pre-
ceded it. So far as he knows, enly
three of his school-niates of the -old
log sehool period"' are living, Mrs. Mc -
Grattan (Mary [Ann Keel.) of Midland,
antlY—Y-eu-ng---•Of-elarelberne
John Robertson (Margaret Jane Blair)
of cild,rich, •
„MAPLE -LEAF:CJIAPtER.
At the regular meeting of the IlaiSle
Leaf ,Ohrepter, held on.
3rd, seven new members were welcomed
into the Chapter. Final 7ferangements
were,,nsade for the carnival and dance.
to be held in the [Court House Park on
Thursday, July ilth. ,
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Craigie
INSURANCE and REAL4.
ESTATE
Get Our Automobile Rates.
Phene 24
*Goderieb
Geo. G. MacEwait
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
INSURANCE:
Office :—.Masonic Temple,
West Street, Goderieh
Plione 230
GODERICIF1
e. J. RYAN.
• Real Estate and Insurance
Office and Residence: •
11 Trafalgar Street
' Phone' 003 -
FOR SALE—Houses of all kinds, ,
ehoice bending lots, bl,isiness
property and several good
Let mc. show you, some
ba rga ins. Buy now. '
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GODUaCli (*TAP,I0, THURSDAY, JULY 10tir, 1941
Goes to Jail Rather1
Than Work on Farm
Wei Township IVIan 'Charged
With Disloyal •Reraark----"
• Weekly 'Court,
Wentworals,' Boolt, a solidly -built
eOun,g. man he his late twenties, con:
vieted ..of „vagrancy in rlagietrate
Makins' court last Thursay, went to
jail,for thirty days rather then "work
on 'a farm,. me Made no bones about.
it. •'1.1e-' told people • at whoseetomes he!
beggea for food of ylscaversitortIty"Woric
and ef his preference for jail,' Mice
picked ,him up, in the Brussels district.
grown, Attorney . Hoirnee, described
Rook as a professioual hobe and a
nuisance: Ile said he knew of two
Jobe eccused had refused.
„*BoOk ao.erely said he was willing' to
'work, but rot on •a fakes. .
'Charged under. Defence Reguttionsi
Leslie Chambers, 'Grey to.vnship
fanner of FreneWelernein .extraction;
wascharged under tire Defenee of
[Cadada. 'Regulations Witli making state-
ments liable to prejudice the sUccess
of His Majesty's armed forces.
On.May,31st last, at the country store
of Francis Ilerrisou, Monerieff, he was
aileged to have said to Herrison
"There are tood— many taxes ,in, this
country. It will be all right. 'after
Hitler 'gets it." .0hambers was lauying
gaseline for his car at the time,`Shertly•
,
after a Federal three-eent ges tax
went into effect.
• Harrison; who has two sone in the
army,-seid he was derelffoutided by the
statement of- [Chambers, - whom -she had
known and done business' with ftir three
years. • •
"Yoir • 'don't mean that, Leslie, do
you?" Harrison said he asked
Oltarelrerrr-- . •
"Yes, I do, if you are fool enough to
believe it," he quoted Ohambers as re-
- • -
• "1 •waseratul," 'Harrison weee on "1
didn't see any joke in it. But I felt in
my heart he didn't eiiaean it. I had
nothing -to tlo.,eet is 'being brought to
tourt"
Said Israel Geiger, only other Crtiwn
-witnees.: "Soinething was said aboue
Hitler, •but I can't remember who elle!
it. I remember Harrison saYlivr
one -
'thing, about „calling • the Provincial
pence."
• No Sympathy for. Germans•.
• Chambers, in his own defence, denied.
• making •any . such statement as at-
stributedto him. He said that he was
of 'French' origin on one side of his
family and Germ -an on the • other, and
spolce German; he" -had abSolutele • no
syin pa thy for the 'Gertu. an s and
etny doubt of-, his . loyalty 'to this
country" was ridiculous. He conducteti
his -Own ,trefetice in capable faehion.
rret.e.ve been talking too much," the
Magistrate told .011am-tiers. ''In..theSe
Strenuotie • days such etatements, even
'intended as a joke, are much. better left
unsaid.- • Carl) your- tongue. 01 'Will give
jou ,the 'benefit .ef the doubt."
On Slaturdify Dien June- 28, Clinton
• and County police found qaantitlea of
tbeaer4en the automobile of 'Cleve Carter
nee in the • home of Wilbert Lockwood,
'both. Clinton men. The beer, had not
been secured in the.reg•ular manner and
.t hey were charged with illegal. posses -
'store 'Basch 'was fined $25 and costs ana,
had his home aeelared-a purlic plate.
Chief Fremlin of ,Clinton was the com-
plainant.
A Family Affair from Clinton
,TWO, Olin t on women, a wife and her
mother, shouting- and gesticulating, told
• the court of the. niisilemeanom aqui
shortcothings of an erring husband,
Jeliarged with nou-support. An order
for pay 111011 t of five dollars a .*eek waa
•Issued. The wonfen didn't think .it was
J.. 4, BORE TUANKS COUR.
Decides to Lea.se Skating Rink
at 42,000 foi Thre0
YearS
THU*1111,
1. Council Pu
INrchases wAR, WORK AT OTTAWA
an, FOR GREETINGS 1 - Three -ton Truck
-
At the meeting of the Terve C,'ouncil
on FrIfloy night at the. following
letter, address,ed. to Mayor Brown, Was
read: s•
Department -of 'National War 'Services,
Ottawa, June 1941. letter he had ed f
At 'the Town Council meeting on
di
Fridaysnieht last Mayor rown read a
reee v roue, ayor
bear Mr. IMAY°4—May I• e•Prm. In.f Clutf of SeafOrth in responee )10. the
warm thanks for the most cordial tele- suggestion atilt Seafortb, should eend
gram cif good wiShes sent nse last Fri- a deputation,, along with 6O1erieh and
day •ey the Goderieh 'Countil,:. on the Clinton, to seek lo*er rates_from the
occasion of the ,announcepsent'.of ray Ilydro-electrie Power Contrairsion of
-appointment as private' secretarY to ontario: Mayor OW0 proposed that
,Hon, J. T. Thorson, Minister of Na- before , going to Tonto to interview
tional War 'Services. .
,. the ComMisalen the representatives- of
' Need I 'say that such e tel;:grain from the -three town' should get together
the 1Coancil4 of -what 1 regard as my and decide *hat ' oubmisSous. they
'home town gave me very seat ',saes_ would make in support .of their claims.,
ei active., , , - , • Mayor Brown -sew he had so far
I alaiitiese recall with pleastge the
friendships I foemed with members of
• 'the council vvhile on elle reportorial
staff of The Signal back in 1921er3 and
I always enjoy as refreshing my annual suggestion a motion was paesed giving
visits to 'Huron's Golden Gate, which Reeve Turnet autliority to act in his
to me remaips "the prettiesttam in absenee.
received uo reply from the Mayor of
!Clinton.'
tHis 'Worship said he would be away
for two weeks on holidays, and at his
Canada." , All the members were present except
•As In. the Great 'War, Goderich and
are
..„
iy in this war ,ana, thes I doubly.eap-
.preciate your .congratulatory greetings. r$17,879.48. " • -
•;Conneillor Mooney.
•Tile. sexton . of aleitielasi...Pereeteti .ee-..
porteirffve interments -in June.
Taxes -61:e1ected-in lune ainounted to
M'y new past is one of opportutate,
particularly in wartimm e, and I aA • vEannqeuoiru yv•rremeaannnwiniigo Fwacastoiryn, town
determined to give my best to ita few weeks ago looking inte the pros-
• Again thanking 'you and all members pects, for a canninglactorY in Gaderich.
•a the •Coemeil, as well as my °le
frieed apd raentor, Lin Knox, Town
Clerk, for emir message.
• ?Sincerely yours,
J. .
" .
wrote asking for further, information.
The letter was referred to,committee of
the. whole.
Pfrinemer, leho brthmtsettlio
J. J. Moser store building on, -Hamilton
ALleX. teirME
street, applied for a permit -sea put in .a
•
new window front. .The building is to
-..----1:—WEDMONDOGAN-- be- oeettiii
V I
plications for building permits were
A Pretty wedding took place at S't. •
by Miss Gertrude Lauder, Nelsen Street,
Joseph'!s ehurch,* Kingehridge, ons Sat- Mrs D. Davidson iBritannia road A n.
urday,, June 128th, when lIelea .Leone, ,Janei.insr-stfeet, 1T. Pipee
yoengest. daughter of ° :c1 Mrs. Kigin ave., all for. minor eepeirs to
e .
Philip Hogan, ways .united in mai:eine
to Theodore: J. - Redanondk„Of West
,Nva wan ()Sill. 'The bride; given .in mar-
alige 'by her ;father, looked lovely in a
doer -length gown of.whitechiffon, With A communitnation from thelTnemploy,-
.
,s-hirred bedice; square yoke neckline •
meat Insurance 'Oommission,;with- refer
-
with little white Initteas to trim. Her ence to nmplelpel employees was sent to
veil with it short train, shirred to form-
, the finance coniinittee.
a capeents offset by a halo ,of seeded ,,
1, copysof a newspaper article, on the
.pearls, and she carried it bpuquet et
Talisman roses and gyfirophila.. matter, of the "prarating" of newsprint
Miss produCtion was referred to the speekil
Marien :Hogan of --'Hanovee, CO Unlit of ,„eieeetee. „ ;
the bride, attended as bridesmaid. She
'wore a dpor-length gown of ,pink net
with lace jaeket and large white pie-
dwelltngs. •
The request of the Maple elseaf
,Chapter, 1,0.D.E.," for permission to
;hold a eartaval andstreet dance au the reply • te 'enquiry' from Vancouver , with
'Square •an •July 17th, was granted. regard to ertablishing n., eanning faetirry
Isere. ,
' Devided to purchase from Goderieh
atotogs a tliee-toneFordt truck, with
25 x 20 tires, at a price of $1916.,
pecided to lease West street rink. to
E. R. Wei.iton for three years; at $733.33
for first-year, $633.3.3 frif Seconil 'yeses-,
aird $633.34 for third year—a total of
-$2,000: ' n'" - , _ •
_Copies of rent aleregula tions, received Inereased rentals of old 'National
Board, Ottawa, were ordered filed. .. 1Shitibuilding Co.- properties, owned TY
from the, Wartime, Price.s and Trade
etre hat, and carried Dream roses and „ the Town andrented, to, various parties,
blue sweet peas. Little Donna. Lannan, Committee Reports . as- fellows : Public Utilities 'Commiesion,
The tinante -committee fi..Toniiiten-ded
eousin of the bride, halm $10 to S15 a month ; Phelan -Bros.,
a pink organdy dress with a large pinke
1"king- '471.4"t" in ,. that :Miss Mary Miners be granted a I ,
fontidry, from V.0 to S25; J. Reid,
traneient • tAdef's lieense ..upon ,pay- ehoppieg mill, from $10 to .$15; George
Mrs. Jean Iiidd an Are in the
Vliomen's Service League at the
Capital "
Mrs. Jean L Kidd? Well knoWn, to
many readers of The Signal -Star, writes
from Ottawa! • - ° 1
, "'We had hoPed to get Weir te rOode-1
riele'thie SVer, but already- the ehankeel
of a tr1p. up iseem evry slim, Roth
Mickey and I are in the 'Ottawa We-
men'st arervite iLeagtw, I as a lieutenant
and IMielt drtinamer and the various
•voluntary jobs we do keel) us very
busy, Ilave the women a Goaptieu
organieed a corps any sort yet?
Perhaise they would he interested, in
hearingeabout op r girle, We wear e'
grey uniform. of Alpine eloth, with a
blue shirt aird black tie. Two ifighte
Week we take military ' drill from a
sergeant inadOr. „of 'the Cameron
landers. Oneesour a week le devoted. to
'map reading,•eignalling and leetures on
'rnilltary terms, etc.; two hours a week.
to A.R.P (air raid protection) andrit
te,
-rebated in consideration a the Ray -
meat ofback taxes cevein g several
y4sa re.
The Mayor promised consideration.
The arrears are *153.93, including
$42.78 penalties eed, interest.
Iteeve Turaer said lilt etePS to the,
C.P.R.1station were in 'aeed of repairs.
The, public works committee was asked
to examiue them and other steps along,
the banks and take necessary aetion:
Bylaw No. 15, to authorize •the in-
vestment of $6,500 of Town funds in
war bond, was put through its severel
- In Conimittee of the Whole.
At 8.45 [Councillors elackins lend Gra-
hatii moved that Couteeit go inteercom-
mittee of the .whole" for ten .nainates.
The ten minutes. was stretched ,into,
two hours or mere. So 'far as The,
igna tar "irrliWabie" to as
:the 'business dpne in conunittee was
follows:
• Agreed to rebate penalties onatneere
of_ taxes an Victoria. street • United
churcheif payment made by September
ORAN» BEN»
1,,,AKEVIZW CASINO
A• Huge Success!
"TIMING'S Quiz,zygs"
Cash prizes for ang5wcring eaoy
questione. Young !awl obi en-
jOYed it
AGAIN. ON MON.; JUIN' Lltli
Adults 50e Children 20e
3 thoeire darteing free mWell a's
• prograniMe.
Free :adnitssion. itefpro
Tuesdan Thurielar, rrlday
DANCING NIGHTLY
Willis Tipping and Ills Cascade
Music
Nickel Dancing
SUNDAY, JULY 13t•h
Tavistock Brass Band
35 Musicians
reaturine "Binge'es--Kelistere the
;Yodeling . Drum And.
Shorty" Neeb, the *oy Soprano:
hours to [first aid, and "tiko hears to •
driving lessons. One day .01. week we
give two hours in the magazine room at
the Senate, sorting tile 'Magazines. for
SParks street,. Me, line l'.',,P.It:.P.,113r,„
Arun, 'The Metter 'Ole Canteen' on
the United 'War +Services, We ''also
soldiers from Gotierich" there yet.' As '
not of the girls in thellIelibe Work in.
the various Government Wilms, one
(mullet help but adrnhertheir unselfish- .
ness in giving up their spare time to -
train .:11} be Of use should .canatia,ean
thera. ' Last week we went out to the
Connaught Ranges, tosentertain boot -
600 Cape Breton Highlanders. They
'sent a eonvoy of twenty lorries. to trans-
port iis-•-there7 together with a police
eacort, and it Was a N-ery' enjoyaible trip
and evening.' On Saterday we at-
tended a dance eet Lansdowne Park
'een-leserise-iVetere '4 el and Were
-
requested to ina•ke some red tabs or
• the. shoulders of the young soldiers':
they are taking into the•Givard, to act
as .guatds at the various 'Government.
•offrices. While at the dance we had
the.partial blackout, which was very
• intereatini. We hatve been asked to
,-put on a recruiting Alance and are belay
now tyPing out the eitir.e.e and . ad-
dresses of 1400 French and •Ienglisatinen.
who. wall be asked to attend. • At our.
last meeting We wete all •asked if we .
wanted to join the Canadian. 'Women's: „
Army that is juSt being organized, and
so for a few days we shall. !have to
think things over eery SerionslY to see
if we are wining to give up everything
fsaorlditehre..,duratien and really become a
,
. --
Mrs.•
Klik-t extends a special invitation
to. any seediers from ;Gotlenelt wh•o
may be in Ottawa to vielt ."The Better
'Ole," on 4Sparks street, Opposite -IR& .
Citizen blending, 'one flighe up. She ,
promisee, a hearty welcome from -the
.
--girls in grey."
1st. •
Decided to have information sent in
hat, • :carried h basket of roses .and meet of $50 to open a baby's wear ,,
Milthiesota, welding shop;..frOm' $8 to
sees. A nnzu r .of tax -adjuistment Sae All iner-ases. to ,talie effect from
bouvardia with 'Maidenhair fern. The .
groom was assisted'ity hie coitsin, Wil=1 •
were recomMended, and a la ree neniber September ist.
Devitled to- haw water service and was the geese ef„Mrs.- F. R. Radditt for
reed Kinahan of 'St: liugustixre.• Mr. •Mrs°. NV Aamson; of Oakville, who
•of accounts, including Feller accounts
Louis Ilogan. and Mr. .Sugustine .anioiinting to $80.61, were recemmended toilet, installed ift 'Nfathieson ehoP by the past week, returned hoine.ou Wed-
.
,mond• ist-ere ushers.• •for paymeut, • F. Hunt accerding to his quotation. nesday.
The cereznony was performed by the The _public works counnitti,e rkcom•- .
pastor, nee j. 11. quigles,assisted by oded repnirA .ta the rpek-..tru,gier at a
Rev.. H. J. Niellaba Fl .of St. Augas.t inv. cost of approxima toy ftmo, ;Also repairs
The students of the Resurrectionist -Vol-
lege sang an "Ave Maria" at the of- the show ,alififor , at the eorner of
4' rg '41 nd lighthouse streets.
fertory. During the signing of the , The special comMittee reeomnaended
•register 6lhu Leon ,Sulan sang "'oArt that a grant of $10 he made to the
My Mite"
After the ceremony a wedding (Inner ; the collection taken up after the cencert
; Stratford Boys' Mind, tir'supplemeni
was servotl at .the' honk- p - t1)(- bride's givvn by the band in Court House Park
parents for the intinedia te relatives. on July 1st. TI1P T4ti,;11 Illsb paid for.
,SOnieliirty attended the raeePtion itfqd, the boys' supper.
In the afternaaa, where later 'a dalmr" TIh eerieterv Ind parlcs conunittee
4_ , ,
buffet supper was sCry44l. • recommended that the C.P.1{.. Company
The.grpom's gift ti) the !wide was an be asked- for a h -ase • of , the mineral
initialed gold ht.:um-let. to the brides- spritig 'site at. hayytor,
maid an TL( '.A. gold to the -fhe water. light and, harhorfikeinn-
flowergirl an initialed signet ring, and: theee reported that t he freight sheds,
to the groomsman a flillfuld 41 the harfar • had been painted and [
The bridal couple Lift on a trip to the roofs' were being given -a ting
Timmins and distrir,t_the bride tra 1e1 of. rooting material:
.e..ntionu2,h;T11)1net ctql!lieplIvagaLisltsrate st*ick to his
P11 and the ling, in a turquoke bine redidgote with • The tire committee reported that a
white accessories, ,and wool -jug 1 e(!r- plink. flooring had ...been p1 11(41 in the
father is keephig-an only • '
Tee -crown, was not ready to proceed ';',1114.4.' of.'"/"'t,114.'1 1"."'es na 1."11va 1111'1- fire°1,1111W-hotise on the river break -
with nip caSe: Of Andrew ltell, of niiitr-1 heY re,1(11. :it St. .1 T1.:0-4 we. Iva ter.
• klxeter, charged with the theft of ten •
bead of cattle froni Thomas • siaKin.
'he alleged offence dates .letek 10 1i. McLean and 11 1- 1'ow11e. over
• 4 W114her 1940 when- Veil, a eattl& $100 VV:V4 v14'a14,1 fron, 4'4 v4 II in Z. TV'
deakr, 1 (114ged to have sold '411111 'l guests were 14(1 114 11 1,)..1„.14.1 1 di-ontAt'hin from ‘,74:1,0rhi • serest
:saute, without eis knowledge, and Mr,:. Lane an‘,1 'eN. ' 1 .eite(1 1 11111)1i • III suppert of' a 1eti11e...4.
• taxes in arvear-4 he
!failed to turn over the money. The 'Walden; of the Ifa,11.1..' A; 1. The:
'trial Was Postponed for a week.
•
Ethelbert Ilael.liter. and. (i,eorge Par- 1
sons each paid $5 and eiisti.; for '',41ow
.driving' around the 'Sutra '
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GARDEN ?ART'S :AT KINtikliiit'laCII
e id of Knex Presbyterian
held sucressesi garden Party
.1 on the chureli 'la wit ini Friday evening.
The taloe, were prettily deeorated with
slitlinivt• 111(,1\4'1'5, t tit' 11)41111 of
1 he it,ita 1 high ,11111,L1 rd. .1. ('[11141!,
h(1wl), a../pane halide lekine boat It and
••e•hile 4,141;118 11 1"- %Veil
pa yo44:A.(1. 10 .14 hic,, ('11:1180
• pi Mr-. Ve .1. Jia ker, Mrs. W. liaw-
tietries Mi4 feetlea Mrs..Wm.i.
sfsliossal, sire -,eirvin ratline and M rs.
narrow,. 1.811(13 Impth 1111518
charge 4;f- Mrs, NI. .1. Aitn4lie and Mrs.
1 Vila's. Black, while the honte-made !wk-
.! ing hooth 1111,4 smpt.tvised hy Nor-
man Baker. N1rs,,,.1. W. Craigh., and
Mrs. James. Bisset, The ."white 410-1
ta'ble wits in charge of A11%.A.
4
TI144' reports were :111 adopted with-
out diq1•11SiO11.
Deputatiot! from, Victoria Street Church
Geo. Itoecliler_and The,. Slittires'• were
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4 AT ri A pirT A L THEATRE,
THE 1..04./, A .A. Li 47
Now Playing—Gary Cooper 'and Doris Davenport in "THE
Mit STERNER.".
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
•• "Hit Paiade of :1941"
A neteworthy cast of well-known radio and screen entertainers• in
a joyous medley of fun, , songs and dancee.
a
Frames Langford, Kenny Baker, IMO Herbert, Ann Miller and
• Mary Boland
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Don t Neglect
Your Eyes
You may need- • them thren more to-morow than you do
to -day.• . .
Glasses in all the latest styles.
For an examination of your eyes ,call
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A. L. COLE, R.O.
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OPTOIVItTRIST AND- OPTICIAN
PIION 91 GODERICH •
Agmemposimmilimilarm
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-,Make il.etter
'Jams and Jellies
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
"BUCK PRIVATES"
The sereena; neweet Inn:Avant preeente the land and merry funfilin
that broke all attendance reeorde everywhere. i11t111 running ie
Ntev Yorke Stilt running in Toronto, you eertainly .must see --
LOU ABBOTT and BUD COSTELLO as "BUCK ,PRIVATES"
5Lit1ttees WL1.Sat. and Mondays at 3 p.m.
Coraingt--4114y, Canotra as "SIS HOPKINS'
List • 'Pentou' with 44011
paint tvizeneter you paint
• wood.: it tnaket your paint
111 furthe and 1411 honr
Highly ef rtctive. " Penton "
preVentS tot Ind hum attadt
under dm paint . -m COMmOn
• failure of ordinaty paints,
Rot udder rba pint VuteS,estOnsive /Splint '
Good painters alwaya add Tentor to their
paint..
SAVE MONV ORDER TQDAY
Ctarkiteed 04114424 Or
Piniz 1250 Qat; 05d) 1Il4l1 *121)
TOXPENETRATING TOXIC ;
COLORLESS POWDER
gee Pa IIV ii1 WeInd
PAISES ITAWAVAIMI
NOT DOWN IIEltE
A 81 44 eepalintil the 14r111111re of an airline Itliaai 1111 114*A'rlIty
Mobi:e ,Ma4irine hot) '10 11 pra:lteetive recritit. C.,thada's new ai.tive
a111* iit unwh to intecej and attrael young, men who nee fond ef
netehluers. To prove ,it„ a sconvoe'eontainine mobile madams- shove
taml alter welt:infra] mato 19 noNv en four in. Easeern Canada,
Pool„: of 72
Tested Reap s
tinder label
'of every
CERT°
bottle •
SHORTENS BOILING TIME—ror jam you
need only a one -minute to two-rainute
full, rolling boil—for jelly a half-mitint• e
to ,d• Reliable. •
MORE JAM OR JELLY—Sovery little juice
qias time to bon away thaf5ent get up
to one half more jam or jelly front an
equal amount of trait.
aurER TASTE—COLOUR—III this shiiri
boil the fresh flavour slues in tho'fruitt;
the natural 'coloar remains unspoiled.
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NO PAILURES—If wit follow the Cirto
recipes exactly there'll he 00 failures.'
Ikbur jams and jellies will turtifiv0t OM.