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111:3DLEY B. LUES "
• ..Uarrister,
Oflite-tiourt House, Goderich.
TelePhone `
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WM. A. ,SU'illill5RIAND
-` Barrister and Solicitor
Virot Mortgage 'SecuritY,•
•• , Urban Loans Available. ,
Goderieh. Phone irop
III.SOMNMMIMNIMIMMPMIIIMMIOMPMIMIOPOM"a".11MMINMII
01111ARTISREI, ACCOUNTANT ,
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M11191eNTEITII. • and DIONT.F.1ITLI,,
°bartered Accounutnts•
Ti Downie ticet, titratford '
Toronto °Mee; aW say Otreet
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VETERINARY SURqEON
ELLIO'IT
VlilTERINARY S'UIR:GBON
T - Olinton.
' Yhone
FIRE -PROTECTION
• FOR COUNTY HOME
r , ,reorr
Water IVIain 'and illydrants to Connect
with ()Upton's Water System
Further steps to safeguard ,the lives
4 inmates eartel-Ceutity Herne
for the 'Aged near Clinton from danger
of fire Were,talten at a joint meeting
of the .001114Y !Heine and Warden's
eonsInittees of the County Connell held
here la.et Friday, wheed WiTs decided
to install a water "'main and. three
hydrants to serve the inetitution.
The contract has been awarded to
the 'Grant COostruction Co., of Toronto,
which eorapan'Y laid the, six-inele Water
main from Clinton's, municipal weds
north of the town to the radio school,
distanee-Of two Miles. This; Wain
passes -the County Home ion'No. 4 high-
way and, it is to be tapped by a 1600 -
feet four -inch main, into the grounds
to serve the main building, barns, etc.
Three hydrantscare to be installed at
•strategle points. '
Installation of the new autematia
fire alarm sy.etem' in the main building
is just abotit completed at Cost of
$1875. I3esides sounding a fire alarm.
at the Heine this will automatically
notify the Clink:in fire department of
eeseesse a threatening blaze,
Arrangements are being' made with
AUCTiONEERINO Clinton Town Council and P. U. 1Coni-
• • mission for the operation of this new
Naublais Gutisauri, uomatioxi,
• LIVE $TOCK AND AirliWilit-a-1,
AILJOT/U.N.Elaki
• Telephone 119
Sales aitended •to anewhere and
Very effort wak. to give satisfactien.
• Farmers' sales'n,otes discounted.
•
(41011,1)ON• AL' GRANT:, LICENSED
AUCTIONEER FUR JIURVN
' 00UNTY •
, A sakisfaCtory,. courteous -service ..for
Farm, Property' or Household Sales,
Hates Iteasbnable. .
.11.ACKSON
taPEOIAUST IN • ,minAi AND
- HJOUISIBI10111.1)
• Licensed in -Huron - and Perth
• Counties.
'Prices - -reasonable ; satisfaction
•(guaranteed. -
Vor information, etc., write or
• phone JI:Alti,),12.) JACKSON, 12on oas,
• Seaforth; 11,.R. 1, Bruketield.
.11.111,
.11110.111111110ere.
MEDICAL •
1[1.1t. F. J. It. I'OSISTIOR, EYE, EAR,
a' NOSE, THROA,T
Late House Surgean New York
• Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, as;
sisteent at Moorefield Bye Hospital and
ciopa Square ,Throat Elespital, Lou-
• don, England...•
•BYES •TESTED, GLASSES
•SUPPI.dED •
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit' Bedford' _Hotel, Gederkh,
Wediesday,- Sept. 2.1th, from 2 p.m.
till 5 .p.m. -
titINSURANCE
.11acKILLOP M.UTUAL FIRE, IN-
• M SURANCE CO. -Farm and iso-
• lated toWn property insured.
Officea-s-.William Knox Pireeldent,
• 'tiondkesboro; W. U. A.rch'ibald, • Vice -
President, ' Seaforah ; A. •Reid,
Manager and !Seeretary-g.Nreaaurer, Sea-
• forth.
••Ditectors-Wm. Knox, Londe.sboro ;
Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; •Chris.
• Leonhardt, Dublin; E. J. Trewartha,
Olinton; •Thos -Moylan Seaforth; W.
It. Archibald, Seaforth; McEwing,
• Blyth; Frank McGregor, -Clinton; Hugh
Alexander, Walton.
Agents -E. A. Yeo:R.R. 1, Goderich;
James wgtt, Johrt E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, Brucefield; R. F.-McKercher,
it.n. 1, Dublin; J. F.- Prueter; Brod-
hagen.
Polley -holders' can make all pay-
ments and get -their. cards receiptied at
the Royal Bank, Clinton ; Calvin putt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
• Xt Reld's General Store, Dayfield.
JOItUGLESS -PRACTITIONER
flailtornefaroR A.ND DR ()GILES'S
5-1. •• THERAPIST - •
Godersich;'-Phone, 34.1s,
Office hours -1G to 12 -a.m., 2 to 5
t
and 7, to 8' p.m., Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday
: -
10 to 1,2 a.m. only on Wednesday,
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell.
. Mineral fume. baths by, appointment
• only.
A. N. ATKINSON
'51 South St.
modern sysitra.
SUICIDE AT BRUSSELS
'Man Facing Police Court Charge Takes
His Own Life
'Crown Attorney !Holmes was pf-
ficially hotifiedi early Saturday morn-.
ing of the finding of the lifeless body
of Wilfrid Champion, aged thirty-two,
single, •in a shed in. 'Brussels, -the
man's home, with a revolver bullet in
the head. The coroner prOnounCed the
death,one -of s.hicide after an in,veStiga-
tion. had: been • made by County .Con,
stable, Helmer Snell, detailed on the
case, and° the, hody was released" for
burial. Ohtunpion was to appear in
County -Police' Court here• • today
(Thursday) on a breaking and: enter=
nag charge, and was en hail. Despond?
°piny is thouglit-have been e
"calise.of his rash act.
Champion waS,born at Bluevale. He
is survived • by his mother, • Mrs.
Margaret IChampion, five sisters and
live brothers.
.
7.30 425 p.m. -Leaves
• Goderich for Stratford, Toronto,
• Hamilton, • Buffalo, •L'ondon, Detroit,
ravistock and Woodstock.. Depots .--r•-•
Bedford, Mash and Royal •Hotels.
Phone hotels 'or 305 for Information.
\STsRATFORD ',GODERICH
COACIr LINES •
I. .Craigie I
INSURANCE and REAL
• ESTATE
GeLOur Automobile Rates
Ph2pe 24 Goderich
G. .Geo. G MacEwan
• Fire, Accident and Motor Car
.INSUAANCE
office :--alagonic Temple,.
West Street, Goderkt
" Phone 230 GODERICH
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• 41- • •
P.: „al.,. R.KAISI
Real Estate mid Insurance-
Offiie and Residence: 1
••11, rtsfalgiir Street
.phone 663
FOR SALE -el -louses of all kinds,
choice • building lots, business
property and several good farms.
Let me show you some real
bargains. Bay now. '
BUY VICTORY BONDS
, Now Playing-ERROL FLYNN in
• "FOOTSTEPS IN Tim DARK"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednegday, •
aJames, gney-Olivia Dellfavilland And Rita. 'Hayworth
A 'fun -filled aioripinielt-peeked story eentered about a red -head ,with
very definite ideas and 'habits
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
.• Gene Antryif-Smiley Rprnette and June Storey
introduce some new till nt in an interi,stieg alit thrilling adventure
# 'tale. FeetnifIng J'oe Prieee and hin Pacendilterie
Alatinees Wednesday, Saturday and Holidays .at 3 p.m.
Coming-"Illood and Sand" -"Son of Monte Cristo"-
9The Greg Lie"
obtrtclj 1�11
• HURON COI,NTIr..5 Folamosr ,WEEKLY
GODERICH, ,ONTARIO 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 2ist, 1)41
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l'",,WITII ONLY THREE LEGS * . Airport Assured
Quiiintette' Plead IS
aour VRISE,Y
_Guilty tp, Charges . near Centrak
wiudsor youths 001I'Victed Of The liveliest and IIIQ'St Inapertani el;
00111trAdt
e,
animal bil the farm of Ernest jaekMarli 'Pt! Yet',, Awarded
Theft, lirealcing .
Qotaborite tet4nship, thee daei is e a0WeVOr --e: 'Eleter -
Comment'
Entertng . 1i threeelegged toltst !aorta on Saturday
Illorning with its right front leg Mise -
Five Winasor yontiaS were 'lined ing, 'withotit even the deln410nce Of a '(10xeter. Tlines-Advocate)
•nii before Magistrate Ian 'McRae , in etumps 'Deepite trills, handicala, the 4:olt, " sratir milts out of "Exeter. 'a' neW
'Oeunty ?Once Court last Thurs4Y twbeabyeuteraea'sYvinxioa Itbsit; *sit on its 'airport Is now an aseured fact, .Re -
When they pleaded giall.ty to 210 fewer arbund, 1),•Vvve hollers alafter h7ttil julAnPflen: sident ;rig:biters .lieve taken tip their
mother and feeding like any Other edit. location here an landesurveyere wil
,than twenty-seven ChargeS of ear theft, hours later it leas running *after .its
Literally hundreds have ideited the ruieway$,
soon be , engaged in laying- out elle
,
breaking and entering, and, in the case
of Glassco an Deldnea, attempting to
Jackman farm to see the freak. ef 'From all-reportS t1 airport will take
break jail on sS,uguSt 7th, nature. e The dant Is Eve Grattan, in about fiSe hundred acres in Ifiteithen
ErneSt Rupert usa,Abe,firet to plead.; property of Wilmer 111elfiihus, and the • township, about One and a quarter
guilty to stealing the ',automobile of sire Jerry Harvester. formerly 'owned is:tiles-west and north of Centralia and.
James Smillie at Ilensall oil the even- by the late Dr. Whitely, now owned' about the same distanee east and south
ing ef July 31st, then the attempted in Norwich.. The colt is normal in of Crediton The original surliey took
robbery of the•diour rain of J. A. Wil- every respect; save the missieg front' ie about eleven hundred acres and from
lianis & Son at Ztirieh, John Nediger'S leg. : Mr. MeMnnini, a. breeder of ram this a ehoice was' made of the land
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horses, is thinking seriously of putting most satisfactory. ervice station at 2Clinton;, where nine .
exhibition
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gallons of gasoline' Were stolen, 'then the animal on The new airport will be a service
'Backer (Bros.' 'butcher shop at Brussels,flying school. After the student pilots
where the cash register was carried - e
WO Chilton School have received their elementary trainisug
awaybroken open and nine dollars in we understand they will complete their
,
cash ecuied, the register, being thrown .Trust es nseate training at this airport, where the.
into a ditch. • The tiext and last "job" e
' U latest maelunes .used ill modern war-
,
Was, at BIY,t1r, Where on abortive effort -
mni: WHAM
1 SUNDAY ROAD ACCIDENTS
a Ifoop4al, Caro miletogs.from S'br411.1*
to
_
Teets •Ooderich sisters, and
rances McOreight, dilangliters of Mr,
.and Mr. ItUssel gcdreight, Mucks
street, are. in ,Alexanfira nospttal,
• rhylliS with a fractured collarbone and
Vranees with , fractured nose, - re-
eeived in an automobile aeeklent
the toneep_00p, C-iioderich tcrwn-
ship, near Taylors Corner, on Stinday
1. aftetnoon, The party, of four, includ-
inrgaitland Chambers, driver of the
car, and his brother, George, both 0
R.R. 2, Clinton, were driving north
toward 8 highway when they
'Sought to turn out to pass, another ear
going in the same direetion. In doing
SO the driver lost control, of the ear
on the soft shoulder, and it took to the
ditch unturned over. .Georges Cham-
bers suffered slight injuries to an elan.
His brother escaped with. a siialting
- Another accident ocetirred' ton ;the
'Brucetield-Bayfield couuty reard, one-
half mile from Baydeld, at 6.30 Sunday
°Vetting, when It is alleged that Charles
Bryant, of 'Port Dalhousie, Ont., drove
through a barrier inte an open -ditch
where a caLvert. Is under _construction.
Traffic 'Officer Norman Lever said that
Bryant, who is in Clinton .hospithl
with a broken nose and head and face
lacerations • and undetermined' ehest
injuries, after hitting thee*rrier
travelled. 100' feet, caroming off a
pile of gravel *and going on another
thirty-five feet into a pile -of dirt on
the other side of the.ditch. The driver
apparently was partially blinded by the
sun's rays in his yes... The car was'
badly smashed. The officer alleges
excessive speed :and has preferred a
charge.
fare -will her -available-. It will -follow
Was made to rohJohn Elliott's service Judge COstello's Decision Vacates closely the pattern of the airport' re -
station. .All of these depredations
„were conimitted on the night a J uly
3 ' 1 or early !next inorniug. •- A. T. Cooper
*With monotonous regularity Velduca,
'cdaSseo' Enright and A.rpantiguasi
pleadedguilty to the same charges,
.Delduca and Glasse° to the jail -
breaking attelipt as well.
"Enright and Arpentignae, tpecialt
ly Enright, 'gave valuable assis nee to
the police Lei clearing up these crimes,"
explained'brownAttorney tlioline,s: He
said Enright was only 'sixteen years of
age.
• "I think we should hayesneeoffiver of
the regiment".- her wiMa----Satence is
'pasSed," he suggested, the • Bench
agreeing, •. 4
Mr, Donnelly, however, "pre.seed ter
sentence inuned•lately in thecases of
b (); elduca and !Glasse•110 said all of-
' Seats of W. E.'Perdue and
cently completed at , Aylmer, While
there is little official information we
are led to believe that the new airport
„ ............._ will be one in connection with the
CLINTON, August 18. - Judgment British Commonwealth Air Tsainiug,
ha.s4 been handed down by County Judge Plan Ands will he linked -up with the
T. M.° .Costello in a case that fa some air navigatien school at Port Albert
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and the radio school at Clinton.
tithe has, been of, forenlo$t interest The owners of the farms which are
loudly. Two members of the Clinton
included in the plan were not coin -
Board of !Education, W. E. Perdue and ,pletely taken by „ surprise, although
.A. T, !Cooper, were aceused by. Lillian the had received no official inform-
MeKinpee and Charles Middleton, tete° upon until the surveyors landed .on
menabers of , theboard, the latter eel their property ready t Commence
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chairman, of presenting accounts for work. • ,
nierchandise supplied -to the schools. It is proposed to erect the n&ain build -
The protesting members sought ings on the farm occupied by • Mr%
judicial de()ision on the legality of' the Lloyd Ilodessois, ' 3rd concession of
practice' and !the judge, • in a deferred Stephen eto-wasailpseand the runways
decision, found that a "literal inter- tifiTnktend back . to the -4th. concession,
mention" must be given to the pre- including .the farms of Rd. and L.
visions of the act -
fences were one, -because they•Wwhen -even aere eon, technical Violation of the statute has
Ihivey. The field will take in the side -
road running east and west, which will
f necessities be .c.....tosed -ilt le !loiewri
Imods,-the Youlbeehti-v-ing"--s-Plk11‘:•0--0. oC,Ciarred." lie found,' therefore, 'that
. , at 11ensa11.which, 4ie said,'had a a the seats Of the two tnistees ehould be that the farms of Mrs. IT: I-Iodgins and
.11r. Jolin Edwards figure in the plan,
the other crimes• . Ile conei•clered the e
While the matter, *as in process„ of and hove much More time will eell. e
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crirries in the petty clase. -. inqui,ry the two members involved had The work on the 1.-unsvays will com-
mence in a ti lio r t time and from 75,000
Cin wn, Attorney uoimes eolitraidicted withdrawn their aecountsthe jutig- to 85,000 .tons of .creehed gravel will ,
defence, counsel: Ile safd there was inept intimated. The elp;$ as des: be required,. all of which will have to 1
. not a ke'S7 in the car. The accused had cribecl by ;the judge as ' vexatious-."
in some manner. er.ossed the wires of Trustees McKinnon and Middleton be shipped in frem outsale points. if
*rumor is 'correct, therewill' be fie,•
the eel., a 1940 Hudson sedans. to get allel.;ed 046, practice was in violation,,Iningnrs as. comp-ared -with four -.at ;
it started:and finalie wrecked it. He of Ontarlir7statutes and judgment was out Albert, and th* gives some idea
said he would agree to suspended sen- applied fOr7by them- Elaeh side em- of the -accommodation reqeired for
tenees fo,i' the two soldiers, Ettright„0114 pleyed counsel, but -the application was 1 , .h .. ,--,
, , o ..a.nia'.
ArpeRtikna.--.s.; .jjelduea; he said, had twice tbruen •nut on, questions of pro- .,
eerved four months on. a previous con- ceduree , , • - • klready nuiny men have been- lonklise,-
‘ work and '11W -doubt many will be
Yiefien at Windsor: tie also , wepld, Judges finding. , 4 11vet14,t1 W hen -the 'work of building gets
agree to --:•usPendetli -sentence of one The; -judgment, as handed down by well ender !wee, , het so far, we can
year for 'Rupert. on the ear theft eharere, Judge ,Costeilo, iettds: _ ..... leartr,thithing .11 bont the contract for
but said that this !must' have the ap- . . "This. Ls one of those• vexatious the buildingS. The' work of building
pro al of the Attorney -General; because actions, ',which do not tend
the' sentence was -mandatouy. hernesey in- a i4C11-0;o1 seCtion, but never- done „
to'. 11 the runwalys and taxi strips Will be
The cases of Delduca and' GlaSsco theless a!'4.-. open to P) 1.11(4. 0041er the - with*. hva V y • machinery.' itml the
were' ilifferent. They bed ,broken two eau. e.e,, labor elethent in connection is not ex,
. ceptionally large. _
statutory 'legislation. Neither .
heavy Padlocks of •their cell block in eqvaiadrei:t1 t‘hviattlimtalityk:igiisnlslatio,n,,,n;aas iiti, is , At present there is an impression
into n the praetiees where
--1 --- -'s -*------- (-**-(1) 4iliout 'the tp‘Vn that houses; -urine
an effort to break jail, an attempt that
was nipped ill the Mid! by the strong
s•s z ;
Members et. qua rters and_ boarding hOuses, _will be
left arid of the fail gocouncil', and chool boatdare illowed jgvernor, J. B.
to contract as w110g,ci. in the action , great demand and the tendency to
Iteynolds.s The Crowu Attorney con-
. . iaerease Tents and Prices is in the air.
Rented to the (biting back of an Y sell- bel'''''re''''' I,. ' .
tenc4s ,tha t might bepass'ed to July 31, -It is unfortunate .that the 11)1)11 10 meet the situation and have .aii-
. . The coin -led, .h,Owever, are taking steps
. ; cants (11(1, not in the first place conform I pointed Councillor S: 11. Taylor to head
, • Other Ceses. ! strietly to the 1:11 l'("' regarding& llotice a cominittee to act in an advisorY capa-
. .
Thomas Bai1ey,2 of ,the Ritz Hotel, ;And serving Of It'llPers before' Ole mo-; (.16.
Bayfield,' admitted havini liquor in his lion wlai
as niclet
s, necessitating* d and to take the necessitry.Steps
a --- 1 Om t the situtitiOti 4.14...111ands. At the
ba r when police (tailed, andinasmuch jottrtiment,s 0119 amendanqits for Which{ present flute there is: a scarcity of
as he has not Et license and Bay.field the 1x.„.1).wmtents. a 3,14- 1,re,ihin,sibre 1 1111, a hie. ov
v„ .
.i,:r in a locaroption area he had brokea and for whieh-tbey sii(nItal..t niy the! itings.'10 F.Ixeter for rent.
the raw.. The fine was $25 and costs ." • . ,• . ' • No doubt the farming conimunitv in
or. ten days. The tine was paid.
- Chief of Police -"'Bert Fremlin -of. Cliee
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tonsa bone-dry town, doesn't fool with
drunke. ..1.1e, puts them in the county cured mei the reeponaentS al.(' left.I.
.. .. .,'SVATTON--=FOSTER
jail and leaves thera there ,,until they" pretty niuch for defence 011 the ing,e11-1 . -.
are, hailed out or until judgthent day. ionS action in • wit h(fra wing their no-
I J 11 a (Inlet wedd i 0 :.4' ceremony a t vhrist
And so william and Adam Smith, Lis- .cotufts so .0181 they May; rely on the (11 .
• 1 • urch 'Po -rt :.1,1bert, on Thursday,
'towel !brotherki. Joseph Dryans, Joseph sratenpent• that , these have ii 't j Atigus't -.14th, Irene Agnes, younge,-1
Ryan_ and Oh:tries C-onway 'Were all. entered. into a contrast with the hoses! datighter of Mrs. roster. Shl.ppartiton.
tihed ¶1O and cost'6 or .ii 111,, tertn of or if' -so those contract. have !teen ; 'find 1 114. late Bent 11) 143.r la,canie the.
three to five days in jail, i1( 01 to 111(4.114 (1 bride of the Bevi.rend James Augustus
the 'length of time:they had been in -With this defvece gone, I :think a Watton, B.A., 1..111... eider son er 'Airs.
. .
Mil. . All are airport *orkers and Ittera 1 ;
,nterpreta don ,thust he giVen , %\ 1111)11 -;011 1liampton, and the It
w1g.n ''''ra in stopped_ werk 011 August to, the proymons. of the section which 1 George. Nya,11,0,11. White • gladi,11r,'inler-'
ath. they tOok the (1113, off to celebrate, Statos.,,l'hatljnember.s 1/111,1 vacate ;their s.perseil with, ferns formed an attraCtive
t he, ;:elebra 1 iottiwinding up in a fight, seats 0l1'(11 '.411 a, technical violation 'Intcligrottird for the oerento,n„y. W h 1 th:
.- , ‘l lir, t.-, .- f 1111•.-• .- e
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. of . the -eaterte has eNairred. There was pe„rforint,d by :Rev. .A. 7.k. Aiiiitite,
do. . •, . snould be am oNler, therefore, (14110 r- LucknorV. Miss Ada 'ii (((ill. "siszur
"1 1n not satisfied that thc,re is ing vacant the'seat of the said sse se. of the: britikgroo111; played the Bridal
sufficient evidence; to convict this man Perdue and the 'seal- of the', said ..s. ire t;liorne front Lolumgritt its the 111 (1
'of earele.ss ariting." eaid Magistrate. Cooper on °the Board of Education t)f 1h 14 th,--chureli on th4. arm -of her
McRae in the case of .1 ameR McMillan. the TOwn of Glinton for. the ven,:ans 1 Jo -ether., lealeili Foster. 1 111ring the sign-
(Poderich township farmer. Mr. Mc- given in 1114. beginning •)f Ilii:4 hetes ing of thieregister Miss \1 (1)0111. VIII -
Milian Was In alnibor accident with a ment.• der, Goderich, sang "O' l'romise .Me."
ear driven hy Van ConWay, on the , "I am not asking the isepondents to Mr. Norval A.nderson, Goderich, irt,i
eIrl'. - morning of August 4111 on the pay posts other 'th a 11 - 1 heir own:" Mr. Jack Pindado, 'st, (Sitlittrines, bro-•
top 'of. the ifolinesviile hill, Which was 1 .. • ,
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE •
thers-in-law of• the bride, were ushets.
undkq' repair,.(me side of ,the road, only I. Ile, brige- wgre a asimply cut gown of
being open to traffics - . . TO REOPEN SEPTEMBER 2 Q11(.4. 1$_.'s blue .triple sheer wit h 111 (4(1
omoommum.,
(;(111vrich 0)114,ginti, institute i.e,_, matching' accessories and a corsage of
bodice and bell sleeves. She •w4;re
optgis Tuesday, Septeniher '), i_Students 1 1 41 14*. 1)43.'; "ses"-Mrs. :lack l'ithlado
on' farm leave may n,innin wit In. „, 77 t ten ded her sister ,wearing q dress
PEP, VIM, VIGOR, SubitOiaiaii.,.. tletober . I,' bin . 71)11st . 1:4.gistvr e,11
"ll and lint of palamino Neel. 41101 lyr(1'wn
Want normal perl;'iliii; vigoi'', vitality? September 2. i hcceesories. • . her ci'frsage wits Holl,i!-
key in it,- and then gone on -to commit declared vacant
ic ,- s oungest daughter of the late ! • •
CARPENTER-,CRICII
St. Palrick's church, Dublin, effee-
tivele de'cora,ted. with- gladioli, was the
scene of a pretty -wedding on ,Sathrday,
mornieg last, W1W11 MISS ellelen Agnes
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WALT DISNEY TO AID
CANADA'S WAR EFFORT
it is anItionneed froM 'Ottawa that
Walt Disney,. ereator of Miekey Mouse
and other screen telebritleS, has Of-
fered his eo-operation and that of hi*
studio Staff as a, personal, measure of
support for Canada's war eff(o•rt. 'Ace
repre§enlatiVeS ,Of M. Disney's stddiois.
have arrived in 'Ottawa .by plane 'frOiri.
I4os Angeles to ,discuss two projects
On which the Disney 'Studios will begin
work inuisediately.
The firet le- a series og filnts for
the War 'Savings Committee. The
pictures .will be short animated 'ear4
teons, deneein teehnieelor in the hi
intitable Walt Dimes' litYle. Disney's
tharacters will ,stage 'War saving
Parade on earliament .0in, Donald
Duck will obey his better eelf and buy
a war savings eertificate, the Vliree
Little Pigs will show how to beat the
Big Bad Wolf, ,and ''SnOW Whitelt,
(*famous Seven 'Dwarfs will hoelt their
I jewels, to serve the national cause.
•The second project Is a military
treining film. in the cartoon technique
jitoo'befe4eacea.de_for_tb_e_ MirliSter. of Na,ti'Onal
6Aii DAMAGED AT KINCAROINE
•
When the truck driven by 'Harold
Hoidtink of' Owen Sousa failed to, make
the grade and started down. ,highway
9 at Kfeibardine after trying e� turn on
to highway 21; it backed into a ear
driven by Mr. Angus; 'McDonald of
idioderich, .making the sante "turn and
en route to OwenSound. The front Of...
Mrs. McDonald's- ear was. .badIy
damaged , "theSsinipaet. Constable
Harry Lemon; of iKingardine and Traffic
Officer Aubrey Steeffer of Walkerton'
investigated •-and reckless driving
charges were laid againgt-Ocading,-
edriver for Adam Brown of Owen.
1 Sound. 'Mrs.. •MacDonetld and 4 her
d-aughter escaped injury. '
'Mr. and, Mrs. We A. OrieitLef Seaforth,
e• • .wasflnitecl• ,
carpenter, .B.A., ,son of Mr. antl Mrs.
Joseph !Carpenter, of Dublin. Rey. II.
T.• ek 'abderich !officiated; as.-
sisted by Rev. J. B. !Foulkes, D.D,, of
Dubr . Ti bride, g' • . marriage
by her brother, Dr; W. Aubrey Crich,
of Grimsby Beach, wore a floor -length
gown of gardenia white chiffon, styled
'with long basgue, full skirt -sand full
length sleeves.' 11 -ler findei:-fip veu .*as
Ought in a halo of lace edged . with,
seed pearl's. She wore the bridegroom's
gift, a _string of pearls, and carried
,Joanna Hill fr.o.seii. She. was attended.
Iter,aasaer, Miss. Gertrude Crich, of '
•
01011 10 'wearing a gown of bltie4'
'‘,'"shadow taffeta fashioned • in
style as ,the bride's
'a- Matching shade ttnd carrying 1alis-`1 te"'"'QUiCk
man roses.* The bridegroom's cousit41. .".. .
Patrick -McConnell. of Seaforth,. weSel from Asthma -
I best man and John GS !Orich, brother of ae,:d
the bride. and My. Fergus iteyniilds+X.,: nor hirer with
Detroit, brother -in -taw •of . the bride-
groom, were"' ushers. • During bhe sign, KELLOGG'S',
ing Of the register,. Mrs. Leo Fortune' -
sang an ."*Ak-e. Maria," ; The wedding .
• breakfast was served' at the home '
•of the bride, Seaforth, • where the
bridegroom 's morher received! with !
Miss Gert rude -.Crich. La ter Mr. and
•MrtS Carpenter left by ;motor for
Montreal - and, •Quebec. • the • -bride-.
aNe ng u an onsx ac woo c epe
ensemble with black accessories. On
their return they will reside in Kent
, .
Out -�f -
town guests included Dr. • W. Aubrey
°rich and daughter, Mary .Crich,
Grimsby Beache Mr. and. Mrs. 'Earl Ire -
Smith, .Everton, Joanne and Dotiglas
, or Bay; Miss r3,
. . • •
Cal-
lander, ,Ilartney, Men. e and Mrs. ,
lergee'ReynoldS, Detroit ; Miss Greta°
elerner, Detroit.
,The bride was for some •time the`
staff of the .Goderieh telephone central.
••
' 111 1ws(' #i.,.(,11. of the .alrport will •
he able -I
itiight :appear fatal so the success efl 1-4) ,mpply a •goOdiy slujre of the rooms
the niot ion, but having- seen fit to' allow ;
; am, ooard.
the amen Men ts thoz,t, tuu issiou:4 re I
Men 'of 39,40,50
Try Ostrez Tonic Tablets. Contains
tonicrg, stimulant.% • oyster erement6-,.
rads to normal pep after 30, ati or 50.
qet a special introductory size for 'only
350. Try tbis aid to normal pep and vim
today. For sale at all good 13.:rug stores.
-
Another Bad Night
• Could Get No Rest
To the thousands who t,0138,, night
after night, on sleepless beds 'and to
whose eyes Shanber 'will not coma.
To thoptf A* sleep in a idnd of
way, but Wiese rest ig broken by
bad dreams and nightmares.
To those who wake up in the
morning an tired no on going to bed,
we offer in Milbures Health and
Nerve Pilises remedy to help moth() .
and Wm te z4ires and bring them
' back to a perfecteonditionPand
when tkis is denethere shenldbe rio
mote sleepless niights tine to abate
tcted nerve& '.' •
The ira Milburn 064 24.41, Toronto, Oss.
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school 'Wren.: the •reStila • 3300(1 11'804. The ln•idee-rooni was Sup
a -
cademic and commereial conrees 411-.
ported by' Mr.' Vo ughn' cEllis of Eu
riea,
eluding art, music, agriculture; 111 After cetVinoll.V the voledding
• 4.011 was Reid at '1110 barite of the bride's'----
work, a 11d 114)111V economics.
mother. who welcomed, her , gnests
Students who have had four vears
of, secondary' sehool work may cli111.
plete the commercial course in one
yea r. ;
•
Pert her -in form a ion regarditig
(9)13 11'4 may be obtained, from 'the
i0'111Oipull, A: R. Seott, 17 Elgin ave.
GROUP,- PHOTOGRAPH FOUND
(-Thief • of Policii Ross reports the
wearing a gown of rose SwiSs embroid:
erect she.er. • She was assisted hy Mrs.
Watton, Who wore rosy beige crepe.
114)111' '.3014' eursagjs of Talisman roses.
Later Rev. and Mrs, Wilt 1011 left On
11 trip north. For travelling* the 'bride
chose •a11. ensemble of rose figured
s.114.4.r and crepe with white accessories.
On their return •they will reside in
Wyoming,
finding on Saturday 'night of a- largo Prior to the wedding tlie bride was
,panoralnie Photograph of a group of -
the -trecipient at the lrome 9(1' Miss
anadian Radiers taken in England. Marjorie Calder of many lovely giftS
It wa 8 rolled in 0 mailing tithe which from members of St. Georgie,. Junior
11"11' 110 1111111T10s- 1'2' W11er"1(14'1)11th'Olio3.3 bealitiful. •walnut occasional
marks, Obviously it' Is of value to the )4
'smiler and it may be (11111114(1 :11 the
, ifierir -13,41.S' the gift of the staff of 1114Bank of Vommeree, of which the bride
police sta Hon, „ 4
• wos formerly membe'r.• nofo,r4. his
'departure tO. Ids 114.W pailsh, 01.tbride
groom was presented with twin trilIte
floor lamps, by the ParishionerS' of
CO 60ARso FO li THE PIPE thivrey and Erieint.
„es:se- ,
"My three," ealq the magnaie, •
.worth $100 a minnte." '°Well," an-
eWei red ills bleed. Casually "let N. go
out this 'hift,trneon :and play $10,00p
or $15,000 worth of golf"
Me March) of Science
411
*6:
--DEVELOPMENT OFCABLE MIMES TELEPHONE TINES
.8ToR,Alf-PROOF
Storm -proof telephone lines with
all wires enclosed in cable are
now- being -Wilt 'across the con-
tinent! The first all -cable trans-
continental route is just being
completed by the, laying of cables
undergrohrid from- Omaha to&
Sacramento, .California. The
cables are 'buried by means of
ploughs drawn by powerful trac-
tors, .so that the ditch is dug, the
cable laid, and the earth filled in
at the same time, Cables provide
many more voice paths than open'
wire lines and also ensure prates. -
tion fem.' sleet -storms,- worst
tenemy of telephoneni
somuhica-
9The development of cable pro-
• vides one of the obtstantling ekA
amples of the aliporlance of re-
search in the telephone industry.
From the earliest years drf the
• telephone., the advantages of en-
- Closing wires in cable were aPpre-
(dated, but many difficulties had
to be evercome before -ie practical
'cable could be produced. The
method of experiment, bf care-
fully testing every possible way
in order to select only the hegt,
and ,or -continued effoet to fin'd
something still better, W a
standard prartiee the tele,
phone industry as early as 1889.
•
Since wires are crowded "very
clbeely together in cables, the
first important requirement ;Was
a good insulator to prevent yoke
currents froth leaking over from
one Wire to another. 'One early
cable -experimenter used ordinary
shirt buttons strung elosely to-
gether along the wires to keep
them apart in the cable! Finally,
in 1885, from it queer itivehtor
who had designed a machine for.
wrapping paper around the wires
inladies' bonnets, came the idea
that paper crushed loosely around'
the wires was the only insulation
required:Paper insulation iR Wed
in all present-daY'cables, but it is -
laid directly on the wire by dip-
ping the latter in a bath of pulp.
• - The next problem was the de-
velopment of a suitable sheath.
Por its flexibility, lead was the
material chosen'but lead alone
proved too soft to stand upeinder
• the stresses and strains of wind
and tempei•dturesvariations. Dur-
ing the early part of the century,
a .mixture of 'lead and tin was
employed. ,This alley' wore ' well,
but it was expensive, so, farther •
research was undertaken. About
• 1912, it was discovered that the
addition of a little antimony to.c,,,
lead gave. the metal the required,
wearing qualities. It is estimated
that the use of antimony instead
of tin in cable sheaths has meant
a saving orinany milliOne of dol-
,lars-et saving which has 'helped
to keep' down the cost of ,tele-
phone calls. At the present time,
exhaustive experiments are -being
eondueted in the use of •a lead-
calcith alley for -the cable sheath.
The first standard types ccf
. cable contained no irfore than 50
pairs of Wires, and cost about,
$155 a dircuit rnile to manufac-
ture. Gradually, through the use
of smaller wires and improve-
ments in design, inore end more
wires ,33'er0 packed into a lead
Acath of approNimately the same
size and at the same time nianu-
facturiog costs were progressive.
ly redueed. The latest type of
• cable contains 2,121 pairs •of
wires and costs about 0.0431 cir-
cuit mire. The cable is no greaker
in circumference than the rim of ,
an ordinary drinking glass. The
'ends of four d the .4,242 tiny
wires jammed into this mall
space would be no larger than
;th'e 'fi,6ad of 13* I
No. 10 IV a 9erkt prepare41 14 IT. G. owetz,•1
of 1,14 13(11 Teliphwje compans, of Caoadat.4