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. 51 Albe Street, Stratford, '
, Toronto .0 WV-P*4114Y Street,
SEMAIN'
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OVRANCIA" COct•-•-1,10arm :end iso-
latiad-4(iwn-ProPertrInieured. - •
'101i1cerstr•Bresident, W.,. R. Aral.'
Nieb-Prealdent,' Prank
- :illeares(** Manager and.
:..;SeeretarYhrgatairer, V. Reid,•, Sea -
forth. - • °
;Sea--„,
,MeGregor• ,'Clinton;: Alex.
'T.4eon,;
Afaidt, BOraii- ffint; -J‘ :TreWOrthiv.
.,.01hitent',°"'Sehn .L.'rMaione.„..'i$eafortit;
'ander, Walton; Leiteh, Clinton:
•Agonta4-:-JOhn . pepper, Brae&
-led.; P:'Nfeigercher,
Prueter,.*Bredliagen; 'OtOrge Watt,i,
myth. .
Policrholdera can. • make .; . pay,
'melite 'Mitt:get "their ',CAWS ‘:receipted • at
the „IloYal. gawk,. ;,Caltkin 'Cat's
Graceryliings n Street, Goderigli, or
J. Reld's General Store, 'Ilayfield.
- 40117tr
VG1t4Tim,• E;
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N THROAT • ••''
House Surgeon New • Tem
:_ophthautde and Aural Hospititli,..asaiste
'nt4at--M-oorelleld—nyer-k10spita
• olden .Square- Throat .1104,pi,tals
London, .Ens.;iand.
V,X08. TASTED, LASSES ,
' SUPPLIE •
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53 Water100 ...Street Stratford.
ToIephofie 267, .
Next visit% Bedford, Hotel, Goderich,
Wednesday; January 2)1th, at. 2 .p.m.
till 4.30 p.m.
ci.,H3.4to.r44.10Tcat ANfl DREcc.ciEss
. THERAPIST •
• '• Goderiehi- Phorie g41
Office liours-4.10' ,12 aon„"2 to'?
_ and, 7.10 3, Tile:140; PvidaY. and
.10 to .a.m., 'only on Wednesday.
"-Wades' and Thursday Autehou,
Mineral fume. Vatlts by appointment
.4,-$-AtigNSON •
,tolledatered;unclOD.,•rigle$$ Practitioners
' ,Act for file Prov ce,of 1404
4.4 ra,
•PatLIC IslOTICE
C. P. S. CARMAN,'NAT'S B
• 'Member Ontario '`,Maikte Teachers'
- Association.' Pup110,PrePared for any:
intisic'extridencer 7''Cra;
St. George's Creme -it"'
,Stratford-Goderich Coach „flue
• „BUS. TIME TABLE •
lent/lug „Ooderich at, 8.10 141140
• . 42.25 pan. and 5.05 'p.m. 4
Direct connections to. all points.
For further. information phone
British or Redford Hotels' Or Head
' Office (305) .c
•
• " HAROLD JACESON'i
Sales. Licensed in Unroll •and 'Perth
Coutitfes. • prieeEr reasofitible; Satis••
fa411OA 'go:rowed,' For -Information,
etc., wilte or phone (collect) HAROLD
SAMSON,41.11. -Seaforth, or •phone
66144, Seaferth, or •;•phone 861*
Goderich. •
Wan
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•
rums
ae1now-
ved hied
t
real from the Ita
• 'Thanks very MVO
me again thle year.
taut* very 'Much.
Work over, bore very
tiot buSY nOw; . but lieire been
t 10W Men, the.
c you alt a very Merry Christ -
ma*, and a ilaPpY: We*, Year,
6.4t :liniTtudnitin B111 Britton,.
,
'Vepelyed year ,grand ditty bartOdeY,.
so • HO, tralot Oli3Oortunity to °* try
404 '041'nk` Y.Pili" for 140u* or:Christ..
nierteiintjiiyable. Everything In
The ditty :bag Was very' useful and.
thitiga were in , grand shape; It it
*mot, for you :kind peeple at 'home
' *mild be pretty 'tough for us
around.111111 'Onto ,of. the ..,*ear, ,*
Vhilstroas and a: itaPPY New Year
*r. *J. .McGrfor, Italy:
r'..lttqny thanks to the .11,41* Shield- for
the'-iavelY box that 1„..•.*reeelVed 'front
You'lhe 'ether. 'day, 'Ipostinark4c1 *pt. -
15th. ' A11 the ebb:tents' Were *rand Emd)
:41'',OndltIO07,44iiist.tvliat,.--te -soldier
wants 'te'"xnalge'.thin,gs.,brighter.
;Self and the ,feat •OfHthe.'°:b0s. front
town ; end siirrounding'.clistrIet are."alt.
ft00)-Ii 4nd'''14.1nethitt "'the :War, Will.
to04..'end'''inid'?We'"il got ock,h,oino to
*•otir '10-ed,',Onee,r itit old 400' '..gettfiig
'hOietl'ardaafa-** tient all 'dire-414MS,,
.So 'here is 'hoPing It ,doeSiet last'inuch
'longer., • • `• • •
,:. So again X Will say,' Many' thiMka to
the :
TH• E NEW CAR' LICENSE PLATES
,
'' Mater' Vehicle 'plates', for 1045: 'will
,go_ons-44a16-4hrottliont,;Ontaria---...bn,
January. 15thc"iiedording to nitoo-ii, ce-,
'wort from the llighwAys, Department
, .
. . .
DESUCA ONT
ert and Vigorous
n lier 9it tcirtluby
0, TlIURSDAY, JAN
DUX DAM Or
EA1TION1101/P003
I
_ '',Coxipons now' void
,a» %Val Bella! No3 to 6, butter. 90 to 92,-saigar 45 to 49.
6014034 of 11214404011 Valldgeopone in lieek 5 are god
Siiiisa 1864 . Until' :foram* notice.
A •- :. and
• 10...„....„---phub.
telegraph
Congratulationa : end ,good hibee
eonved by te
letter, also expressed by friends wha
ealledt were altowered.*on M. ebarleS'
W01104 EtaYlield road, on Sunday,
When she observed her ninety-first
birthday. ',1,Ittinereus gifts :rein rela-
tives and friends in the .community, and
at bntario and -United Stritee Pointe)
VentriOnted 4,106'..16 the -happhiees of
,the beloved' nonagenarian, vim haft
learned the Art of growing old grace-
fully." -s* . • • *
In her comfortable living -room, Mrs.
titrletti:rasti.!' t)-11r1.‘"Ot.).'g4i.fit Wt1 hibcYherl; tpelfts'e-
.aai prizedready,0.-„Atrattfi.ti ti_lOunae 1)use.<.:1141t4tub(13;
Writing -"Xat!' letterS, Of 'acknowledg-
Went hrber PrettY,f/egible. handwriting.
Those who have not received coplea
of ration book 5 Way speure their booke
, by ailing out the stub of theQuPen
sheet in book 4 and Sendhthbook
to the local ration board or a branch
of the lietiott Administration. Braneltes
in Western Oatarlo Are at London„
Kitchener sand Windsor, *
. Anyone leaving Canada for a period
of more than siXty, days must turn
In his ratiohook to a ration adminis-
tration4 branch. *i On his retptra .to
Canada the, ,owner • will be e'en Ids -
book on applicetion,
:By a*happy,eomeideace the day also
marked the birthday Of her son-ln•law,
NIP ,•Charles Unnt, who „with her
daughter re:sides:With her. '
Though her 'hearing is ;slightly
Im-
paired, Mrs, !Wells' " eresiglit is good,
and she is ienfeyhig 'the beat of health;
Interested in. the life: Of the conimunitY
And - In World 'eVent.t. Possessed of
the .requisite womanly ktualities,, Mrs.
'Wells has alWAYS*.been''devated to 114:
bogie And familly;' passionately fan('
.Of 'iloWers'and'ddlights in their ettitiva•-
titia;-ter fine garden Of vegetables and
flowers last SumMer being proof Of this;
She knits n41 sews, and has many fine
2-riig$ ..Made by her own industrious
Angers., • • • ,
, "I love to be busy and I like' to feet
.I 'tun Still useful," the , told the Signal,
,Star reporter. -
• A , Daughter,
"
--
-she-
ars-In cati.in,1945 tifrutenro one flew . IvAs born in 'her Materna grand -
on the 'rear amt the present 1043 J.plates mother's 110M,e klalwaY, Ireland!,
Ind -7044- vantiehtelitrokerit_lvalbe her'father was:, SerVing in the
abantloned The 114,lates - Will '13e
with white_ ° •
;Tee 'when' -everYonel-"insists he de
right that ever.ytithio...goeh' wrong
,
,
acEwan
• it1;eident and ,siat4
Itrante
••:•OFFICEASONIC--,TENItis. I
a
IFEEPRAINENV
Crnnean. War, -She came : With ' her
parenM, *Mr. and -Mrs, aeorge. -
4,11, to 'Canada when )4er father was
POO ed to • Fort Garry; and. stationed
there With the Royal. Canadian Rifles,
during trouble with .the .Indians. • ,
After the ocean crossing ,the llttIe
fazally went overland to... the .Ited.
River and._were_L: taken in. canoes *pad-
dled by Indians . te, Vert Garry', Mrs.
Wells recollects' this trip,
though she. was.,onlyia child; the dial-
-telt voyage up the river, the Indians
In native .dress; feathers and
manning the open canoes. "Wif-Theid
our breaths as the±canoes stiling 'round
• in" the rapids" kt)Ae
Vil*b4.8 ..tt! !... 7G9ptiu011.
',.Odice and IleSidence:
11 Trafalgar. Street
„...•_?4.0,ne_ .P.64
EOIZ Sit.:0-:-EoUses ,of kinds, •
chelce• lOtS,•busizi,ess.pro-
'perii and several goad forma:
4.1ivaminimminmiimpiro
• •
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;STATE FARM...,MVTUAL
AUTOMOBILE' DISVRANCE
Oho* Rates, Winter ' Storage:
• -Also Agent for -.1)Itt,titers'---
•'Lap Insurance —
Pettillair?..
Goderiik
" ; 2244
4480Azon
and
st itzAt; EstATz.)
nioN,p 24 000"gratja
.Donald B.., Blue%
txpeinrovelon ArctioNEER
.140„,,k1 count!. ,oi-nuron
and Bruce. , • '
Ani"!RIP..°`"'PhAoinPel-ekil4Q0Yiltts4'10: )
For .ittfohnition AP* to liernighank Division Court',
Otttlerieh, 'Ont.
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'TA
PHONE
NOw•-=-0 dney'GrOustreet, in in "The Mask of itnitrious"
,Men. Tu`cs.
randvieae-loptiMe reatu;* PrOkriinianADavis;
'
Jane Fraze, Bob Hames and dohn'Hubbard'
• l'hb.keren'a funniest_comed erine oiters hex. Moat bilarfous eiyorf" -
"BEAUTIFUL BUT BROKE"
Char14; Stittfett, Tex flitter,. Gainn:Willianas and Vire, Vague
with the 'singing Mills' IlrOthera, Rey Actift Sittokey Mountain •
GPI& t4e.Talir Maids, Jimmy Wakely and his Saddle, pals, Back, 11.
Chickie and Buck, in a melody tale studded ivyth Western stare ,
WBOY.CANTEEN"....'
, ThAs., hi. and t.
._.1:kmalt1 O'ContiOr,4 P eggi' Ryan, 'gnawing, Fost, and 4*attie Itnowiea.,
helPed by ItstY ID, rie and his orchestra', wi li the Robby BroOka
Quartette, It a liv y nitialeal stuffed full of adoleseent bounce' '
t.
"MIS IS THE LIFE"
4'.#. 4, ,
Ssiturdao *nd holhiors '2,10
with "Itooidei111. 13urritiel
. ,
)as. •
1
• Her father' later was transferred' to.
••2'" BUTTER -44TioNS
' Methodeby which the •new 1 ;Witter,
rutlo allowance was determined are,
outlined by W. Harold
pile& .and supply irepretientative .,for,
Western ,Ontario„...„.:,..According„ to Mr,
total supply of butter
In 'Canada on jenuarY ,the date the
new ration betaine
effective, was three pounds per person.'
During -the first four Meatha- of this
year 'the amount of butter pre.
,duced approximatelive• pounds per,
person holding a TatIon bo,9k. This
• makes a .total of 'eight pounds per -per-
son. Prop:COOS supplies for the armed
services, ;hospitals, 'the *,°,4,Red,' P'iOSOti•
rablie 'teal -lug' latices 'and _other'
co!ipownsers Must be, 'taken. ...Every
„prisoner -of -War,. package 'contains. one
pound op butter. "The.,, total ametnit
which must be. Set aside for non.e(itiPent.,
users reduces:the amount, ayallabie to •
-those Witir'Coopenst to.:**Six peunosa,,This
.spread over fpur imonths `permits
rationipt peund. and 'a 'half a month;
• .
_ • POST-WAR I
When.; .Canallian*-arroareent-makers•
begin, tight=Lg . their SW -00s ?•back 'Into
market tor' their: roduct. ' '
vxot the;-•-will-hsva-c--aurg
UARY llth, 1945
Life Insurance
Industry Meeting
Wartime Problems
;
(tanadiall, 0034041*0 'Omni Over
D0114ra Inyested
in Viot017 BOnds.,
TORONTO, 'jun. 1.--7The •Inallr-,,
mace Industry in Canada Is ShecestittillY
meeting and overcoming the wartime
probtaie'which confront it as 0* ,ktni,
andel, guardian of family life in °the
Dominion, $414 M. .§nAttil ot, Water.
leo, Ont., president 'Of the Pahadlin.
Life Insurance Officers Aietielittion
a NON' Tear statement Issued at the
ASSeetation's °Mee In !Toronto.
Mr, Smith' annotineed :that during,
11)44'•eitionilties among the Canadian
'alined-, forces broaght abanti the„,.Pa_71.
pent of substantial, sums to benenelar-
lea; . "Antieltiating the heavy alighting
ex-
pected that such -lecreaS
finther during ,the next few lito.4448,
exceptional mortality rates, low Inveist.
_.'lleemitie periods -Of war,''With their
ment• earnings. and other: ImfaVOrable-
,,fsweetoogra,iiatere,,innsotoreee? pinretain-rwra,,irstot
said mt. $4,1411, the insurancethinstrY
has,felt tlie'°.etrain of -the past fiveleare.
'-‘,110:vveyer,"- he OAK "tile' life insur-•
tined, eompanies Canada are .
through ,.the • test.W.eli, ,they have in
the"- paet. Ana teokMg • forward to
VaivieatorreY,tahnadtvethaoce,m,. tebel'oins,i1rnasuttet%,,Lisowwn.14
by Canadians is not only Proviateg.
a healthy ___Ananglat -14ntodation for' the
nation now, but also Is building an
accbmination-..-:`Of savings.
on which
policyjiolders can erect their` potat-,year,
Oviewed. the 4.00ral
egislation • redent4r passead,i or pendifm
to Provide Social, welfare raeaSares in
Canada, and express___ed the' hope t.
• o • ; 'anaaa_ven,Lcontmo
0
‘.41,
The first meeti4 M the new veer
of the W.M.S. of North street thattea
eltereh Wait 4,14. oi Monday..afternoon
In the eliureli Parlor. 'The meet,tnit was
opened with.' the . Singing of •it• hymn
followed by -prayer by the preside*
Mrs. 0, M. 4obertsatip Who -presided
over the huilne00 0e$011011.11tolloiting
tion4ewas,; rpir fgt: trWtlitie
coming- year eendUCted. Rev.'
Turnball.: •" -*. •
The annua ret/Ortrl •Were
read by 'the Seertitary Mrs.' j flew 4
*There are fifty-tlye MeMbers, tlAirtrldf
.Mentbeati.dand..; ten ..elksto,1na. The Stun
of terwerded for,4be,
43144)*041°.0''oolsbetverung'1*t""Itka alideaH"Cfroatil!.'1,11tall
ro
t:
It Is a long etep from ths
)og•solt44510) eardi with three
as managers,. to OW slistem
, Which whole township lie *
district and Ave trustees 100k
thq )3040.0741 but My natl
0011/01:0.0 luta taken Oat
, ,Set .40,0
r ' Mir filet scheoling was eft *
$0.; (ToSiotp,4 411010
Mrs, ;I:ledge vase . !the Ireasurer
Port-, gbe...:totitt mount of .mone
ised, by 'the SOdetr .during the, year
4475.53. fir/se ,,be4neete • were .,'. re
eeived during the yearollme of 200 frOat
eeed 0441100, D11131-Art$113 tt
* '4t
• Va*,110141, )4estar WillIan
- Soon
flianifteriez 0.0.4*.ni,,uomt ,the
to
farm eloae, by.
0 Master said to one .or tho
Aur lather we,need serea;
I Jeer/led later -that OA,
required to furnish „hie •�t& wood.
The problema ..of the
.be simPle.
i• Oa:4n • Oraen ,-4014 „
t; can tell of the old"seloaalsun -the -weat
-
f tiVisibn of the twnJIp. 3anly Young
d And' X are, perhaps, the /Onif two,eft
••ef, the *we whelearned their
esvikaita aother;,0t$3.60;frOot*
state of ..the !late r.Mtss,,Losuise .:Walter
Mrs. liadge else breught greei4ngs,from
an ablient .nitofheit )04 J, E. To.440'Who
Wb -
sent a•donatioitrofi.00-te th.e...$90kety
Urs-,:'...Orah'im'reported for the rid
an. -steWar,d0ip • .vommittee; , Mies
.Worthy for the, '.14uPP ....4dePertMen
A, bale of beddingi..ete, •Nalued•'.gft
was. forwarded kat 119 e miolott
before .Chrietmas..--,
.The corresponding -oseeretary, )1fre
Chas. 'Barker, :reed ',three 41.1nrtiti,;$on'
letteMfor lottnrs,..4.4tymiiiithr'.written
IgOat HAIrs,,,,Robertaon ,4,04 „ dangliter
• Aecording to the'ehief of the Rnssian
trade -MisSiiiit to:-Unitatitt,.; .thetr,8,-Sit.
will ,pro'vlde -a intirkeVreit• only for all' n
the,ffieughsharea but for alLother farm 7
1MT:dements Canada can spare,
"There are citiormoosiiosil;Var irade
cOuntry," thechief of the tradelpiakion,
...
foster .ilegialittion to provide.sound
security, so that no Ca.nadiati
will .i.acki the -necessailes.-of -'The
Winicur, sice--companies;;,be said, 'will
iways s • ore. such ',Projects; provided
hat they are .conceived on Sotind
iplos Whiek will .preclude'diaasters
ater,"
. ,
For its 'eWn •part, he -added, the
untlipe industry ,regards'itself„as the -
POsSibilities betWeed Cithada , and iny-
said- • •
•
d
and has since,.then lived on the
13ayfieid road, Ur. Wells passed away t
in December, 1929„. after an .1.11nees of
eighteen. years' duration. they had 'te•
faniily ,of .daughters, all of Vvlio0n. t
are living. They are: Mrs. , Robert t
Vetter' '(Annie), of Toledo, Ohio; Mrs: t
4°1341' LW-15g.ar. Allartha), ,caxi4ag4;,
in, 140y 3 l0g341,U01-
O I have a "clear..men1017 ,
her clog 84004. No. . baek
; 1809", omp t
ee my mother, then 11v ..41/ the,.•arg,-
'h.O.A1040414j... , :OM .!sii4W..Y.:;;iilaiiirday,:,,,
'1• Sot .•*4 ,ride ,out 'with
then 'living Or( the ‘4114,..betvve,en j,
Fisher'sand John !Luby's",on 00,144
' concession. , .1_ •
-jusk.hefore 'dark 'X set p,4,nt'te waik
by way of *41.19e.ii 0t'IA0t1, 1,A0417 060,11- "
ation. .The *its:blocked votik
the-
Sehool VAN 7. to
't *Val PewtfiCAOPI.I.
Kathl'Mlseen Roberton and
3,Irs Burns Tha.,Mla$hlnarf• Monthly
secretary reported eightirlour imbserlia,*
The .-" report 'of the ' •Ilabr Band
,WAS given by the soperInteadentitnto
'Oenteleri: There...! are thirty menthe*
and ',,seventeen., life • inembera.' 'Baring.
the.:year ',there, 'Were, Our :ken -100i;
two 'deaths, .X,11.111eIfitikeed And Marie
Payee; Which ,:deeply.,:regretted„
andelht r ' •
I 41 I I
Arrangements
W4 14 I *YEto 4- - • • t -°11: by /1madeaaYI to
schoolbea.,
on
he-,-10t-74314darT0f-ehetit,1177'0,-,-0
reit 044 for ,the VehrliarY-February18
to . be answered With a verse of Scrip.
tyre containing vita -"Saerlfice.'?
Mrs, Walter '..Naftel''' took charge of
the Jlevotieeet Mrs. "IieWard
read the, .Scripturelesson,,- -.A 'Splendid
64" the - benedietien brought the
taken
.1rigten. `The .,Siuging -of ,a hymn and
,frOem,;thviute.:4210.31nhol)oyk."Wrsentioeft4tre,
address en',* the ands',
r Date
institution :by which Ca.nadians AS' in
through their Own" t.,rativ
mil:their own -thrift, can provide fo
themselves and their finagles aceardin
o their -means-and wishes.
Reviewing the,paat'year's operation
Mr.. Smith said that new life :Insfiranc
aken out fn : Canada 'during 1944
(gaged Than -$900,000,000-'-and
hatAlie total now in force letibOu
nleeting:to, a • ciose, - •
e
t.
9;000;000;000- -4,904,000 rit-
Ividtfiti policyholder's—an average at
ore,, than $2,200 for each -
In addition, he said, the Canadian
life"- insurance' "exported" by purely
Canadian compantes tieing sbusiness
abroad totals -now about $3,500,4:100i0W.
It is held bf about 1,000,000 persona
living tu-sixt,y-four different countries.
Those "dinnestie" and "export" totals
together mean, . said Mr. -Smith, that
the",total of life Insurance under the
control of Canadian laws is now.inore
than $12,500,000,000—"almost equal' to
Ccnuidit'Sjiinded..., debt, .and-eqpivalen
to nearly three'. the total capital
viand of the farming, industry in
Canada." ' , •
. _
During 1944, Said the president, life
surance companies in Canada paid
it about $140 000 000 to policylioldera
nd beneficiaries the •Donfinioli.
Mrs. Charles Bunt (Alice), at present d
St..Seitnst near Montreal, an what was' at home; Mrs. H. 0 Cuff (Minnie, of ../u
then called Lower Canada,where he :Brantford; Miss g•ennie Wefls, of Lon-
"fe6eiyed . his .dischirge. ' ; dein; and. -Mrs. V. W. ',Thorne ".(Beat -
The family came .tc; Goderich, in rice), of Toronto. .
1864 and from that time' to the 'Present :Mrs:. Wellsis ii inember - of St.
Airs, Wells haii been a resident, of the George's Anglican church; and hai
to*n. She was Married to 1872 to Mr. I manyt recollections of its early 'history.
cords a tCountiheCouncil
an
of
i
e nited ,
ruce Ill
GL: M. in. London Free Press
Secure ' in their,. convictiOns' and ,
re-
splendent -in. hirsute .magnificence of
Dundreary whiskers and long, bristling
mustachios; th• e municipal fathers of
. .
the corporation of the .United Counties
of Huron and Bruce gathered about the
table in the council chambers , at Gode-
rich on a January (147 in 1861tto dis-
cuss, attiong, otherthings, the state of
public morals- in their extensly.e.
The 'nature • of their deliberationsis
unfortunately not a -matter of -history,
buttheirconcern for the establish-
ment of -a standard pf public probity is
ramply testified toby motion .No. 118,
Which records- the desire of Coined'
lors Gilies, of Alderolle Township, and
Thefford3rolm-okJ.augeelt,,Mownship,
,
Costs ....attending the • birth of a flew
road "from the end of Clinton and,
tarnberry Gravel:Road to the north _
boundary of Wingliam Tow Piot"
Further evidence of 'the bone-cr
ing *state. of ' the county roads -is given "
by the -action taken on the petition of
a man glorying intheclassic cognomen
of °Servatius Galster, .who asked com-
pensation for, loss of,a horse "by having
4. leg broke on the crossway between
Stanley and Bay," Which was answered
by a grant of p)
"--711116-fegii--of Th-emeiinnnittet. on sal-
aries provides interesting •Standing of
the County. officials. ' 'The -county treas-
urer was the highest-paid, receiving
$000 per year; the surveyor' got . $600,
the clerk, $525, the mint house 'ibid
office- keeper, $125, the "gaol" Surgeon,
$100; the waftlent,09, and the Ifilditers,
- 0- local -SupOintentlents
• for ,a formalized code of morals. These 0tr''schools in the VnitedreCounties were
gentlemen reqUested, that "the -clerk be
and is hereby instructed to draft a by -
lav for the preservation ,of the public
morals within these, United 'Counties,
and that_the same he submitted to the
cottheil for Anal adoption at the jime
iileeting," 'and the other councillors
endorsed .the move. .
It Is to .tie -r- a:sauteed, that -between
;lannal7 and : Anne, -1861, the good
people : Of the united, counties were ,free
to exereise their own franchise' hi the
(petition of Morality".
This, and. Many - other interesting.
bits of iittormation concerning the
,pnblie life of mid-Victorian 0001- and
Bruce Counties, is Ordained in the
,printed minute 'book. of the Council
the United Counties :tor , theJanuary
sessions of 1801; printed at the office of
The Huron Signal. , •
The .cifiestim4 of 'paoPers, roadand
bridge building,; taxation, salaries and
• bompensatiOn for a- . resident 'whose
'horse broke its leg on a, public highway
to :get $5*.„far.eileh Seho0i-yisited.-.' The
eetor. ,of . weights and measures
jprobably got the biggest* salary. Of all)
however, for, iii Addition to A•shitiry. of,
$100 per "'annum and the fees', "allowed
by statute," he!•.• was given priceless
advice • 'by the Ceuncil, '''' Who recoin-
Mended that he "use more eourtosy:",..
The totincll of 1801'
Menibers * of, the . Catincil , of ' the
United .Coutitiesl,for 1801 were: Ash-
field Township,. lokti ,Prawkints,. jii.
-ree'''''-e'.;°'.70._11.4 ItAllg, .,...,dePUty.„reeve, .Bid!
dulph , 'Towesmp, ktenry,, 11, Hedging
and . John lkieLaughliti. Clinton Vil.
lege,' Joseph ' Whitehead, . Colborne
Township, ,Williain Young. ...Goderich
Town, Robert GibliOns and !William
a.11Ane... Goderich 'Township, William,
Piper and, John Churchill'. Gre-Towd-
ship, Peter 'MeDoilaid. Hullett Town-
ship,- Charles Morrow. ' Howl* Town;
ship,. .., Thontas • Gibson, McGillivray
ToWnabilh John *Corbett end., Andrew,
. . . .
Robinson. .
I all engaged 'the attention of. 'the. cowl- NteXillop Township, 'Thomas poiont,
1 niiiors.- .:''L " _ — - ' - • . look, , Morris Township,. Virillittiii;IVII-.
i ...,„ Hobert allibetts. Was Warden ' 'son. Stanley Township, Peter; Adam -
'There being no Organi%Ation or iii. son • and George Anderson,,, ' Stephen
'. stitiition, to attend to the wants of 1 Township, Thomas °idler. -" Toker,,,,
tlie poor . and the blind,- the 0outteill.itnith Townehilio rienrY CheSlibY. Turn.'
decided that the only thing they vOuld.
do for the blind pauper brought to their°
attention Was to '"autlioriv.e , 'the
Warden (Robert Gibbons, ot.Ooderich)
'to pronto board and lodging for the
Unfortunate man forgit Month, and en -
'cleaver to discover liis proper place , of
abode, find send him there, hut . that
further support nittst be forniebed by
the municipality Where he Is resident.",
Although the countryWile raw In
• Ita- newnees, at least one of tile *.publie
bridges in ',"the.. eotudy. Wart reported
entering into a etate of detrepittole and.
dllapidetion, .tlie "Maitland britlgo"
being tiaid to be untiate for the
travelling rmblic doe to ,!•liorae par '4 ft
i
giving away," Orders Were gi by
'the Comte/1,A* the eatilnation
r•
herrs' Township, Sainuel lilack. Cs -
bonne Towns -WA, joseph Cm*,
Wawahosh* Township, floor Mathets
and ,Itobert Carrie, ittant Township,
Iohii :Mime -and 4atnes Ilroaldebank.
:Attlee Township, Donald. McLellan.
Carrick Township, Miehitel 'and
Charles Bosse!. Culross Tewnship,
Alexander. Meintyre. Greenock Town-
ship, John 'Valentine. norm Town-
ship, john, ItieLay, • Kincardine- Town'.
AV)William Millar, tind WilUtun
iteekie. • Xinetirdine"Vilitio: Wililani
:Rasta% Rinloss 'Township, Zohn
PUrVIR. SolithareptOn. Vlllage, John
Vlaetwood. Atria* To.tivnahipt Miehael. •
Bahingten. fletigeen Township. Thomas.
Brown: Hey TownektP, „ ;fretted*
Another .4.120,000,000 received from
policyholders was added to the 'funds
accrui-ng Ito meet future Obligations' to
policyholders, as required' by law.
„In the two 'Victory loan campaigns
dating the year, •Mr. Smith showed, the
life insurance subscribe
$340 -,000;000 -and raised to A12060,000
The total of life Insurance • funds in-
vested in. Victory bonds since the war
began—an 'average of $280 for, each
polieyholder. '
',RATIONED 'FARM MACHINERY.
rsh
oWer eep sheering., nuiehineS and
ninial --been r 'removed.
from the list:Jot rationed .farm
errAnd no permit is required for their
. •
1ST'S INSTI'fITTE VOTES
FOR ItzioREATAoTT HALL
The'l'egniar ,meeting Of 'the Womena
Institute was held in MacRae:Halt on
ThurSdayl„JannarY 4th. - Ws. McInnis
_presided .1 Several letters were read
fp:Su boys 1»She *services who had re-
eelved cigarettes.: A vote of thanks*
was given Mrs. A. Wilkluor the
o.e:-..of her home for a- card. party, , from
which the. Sum of -$26 was realized.
As representative to te meeting of
organizations ;called by the tions Club
to discuss ..post-war projects, Mrs. IV%
F. R. Price report&I, there were varied
suggestions. After thiS • report was
vgn,,the-±mtitate -members*voted Un-
animously in favor of, a recreational
hall, this decision to he conveyeeto
public Meeting ;which is to* be called
at a later date. :• • °
Appointnients for hingo. were: ,Jan -
nary 6th; Mrs C Young;- Igtli, Mrs.
J. Johnston; 20th, Airs, C. Holland;
27th, Mrs. N. McInnia.
'With Mrs. Holland As auatio.neer.'a
Dutch alietion Was helot, the • artieles
being *crochet work,- donated .by Airs.
C.. Johnston, from .which :$8 was., real-
ized., some fine pieces •Of.
erothetedtaprom• '
Major Clarke' of the SalVation'Ariny
was guest "speaker, choosing for „.her
stony "Teo Geed, to Be , Illsed.v She
said; .1,1136 the _zifts that-Gotlits-1
given us -to ;make -life -worth, ,,whIle
and to make for happiness" ' A vote of
thanks was given to Major Clarkelor.
her -inspiring --adaress.- -
- tanch:F-was served under' the con-
venership* or Afro; prim
pareliase,. 'Western Ontario' ;regional . •
office, of the Wartime Prices and Trade
,llitard .rominds'fariners. -Aecerding. to
applications have been
received during- the, past • few woks
for permits to buy. animal - clippers.
They point* these 'may be *purchased
without any perinit, *Clappers and
shearing' Machines were included with
diaraond, lietible„ and •Springtooth bar-
rows, ',Cream_ separators, -egg cleaners
and , brushes added. to ,thelist of -un-,
rationed *fa.yin machhiery. and
equlp-
lneiit Sobae time ago, "
was-,OP014 -se, 4Pj413441
'ete- daYlthtTb,atvva aJrn
night and I rot ,to mYs,JoiiraW4. en
, Spades!. pernmg.
xierienee'vf.No.•*4.4(tg 1§chool. „:44'omOries
of.; the later school are More:4/1es
fliey
4'04a13.1. •
her; -•
as.
QM •ter
No, 2, ,Beniniller sOhoOl).:,,ne.YeF
log 0100 that X lieard,.et
had lumber °Aorta. Randali
Was'iaid, • tq•,,liaveuheea,thp-41,Tet,
Arthur Molesworth, the , 0';It
*Vetere& the next, and In 4875: It
My ',great .prlyilegeto, grednate
tile*, old ilitine se/Mor..,;„-iinder
Canteran,' having Richard Moxrish,
02 01100ge, aaaa Junior ehissma
a. third-claSs-teaeher's
gave ree a.s/akt as a seb:00101-0ter-
*Mg, now probably the enior
graduate ,of Colborne 'township seb
of the old era., I offer Iny',Silieere good
wishes to those who wilhiarie, a 'alum'
in the new.regline which begins' 1» 1945.
• s• , -JOHN .".ELLIOTT.
,
800 William, St., I.onden.
' War, like charity„ begins at, hem
And must end there if we want pea
to last, .
isooloomminomeleeelmo'
Don't Be a Grouch
Keep
Regular
Lr. Chase's
Kiciney.L:ver PiEs
DASLIGRT 110t)RS
Editor The Signal -Stat.
• Sir,—X•lavIng moved here'ail, the way.
trent Brockville and taking In two stops
on the way, (Brantford and S(ratford))
we, just can't, figure out Why .all this
early' hour 'business so 'far AS dairies
are. eoncerned. •
,, The part' of the town where we .are
situated perhaps IS differmit from other
parts, ,titit it etons to me We get our
milk amulet 6 ton, each Alprning and
wilea.we finally get it lit to the hoest.
It. IS frozen beyond use. -
These .places X have mentioned iiiive
by-laws, *ie. delivery of dairy.;... pro.
duets before 8 ani., as a guardian
against dogs, ete. •
So .why all these crazy early' hours
here, in winter thne especially, when
nilik Will Jcep a loug time? f Is it
erao opposition, or Whet itiloWroog?
Why noteet your logal Humane Society'
busy on this so far AS iheSeAvorses are
coniqerned.. Perhapsthis 18 a Spb for
our new •('ounell. At any tate it Is
downright foolishness so far as any
local dairy Is reneerned. to AlleoW a.
horse, man and outfit on the roed
before 1.36 in whiter vreeither.
Mr. lOdttor.
1111,111.1tIt1TZ1).
uarantee
two
SAIIPOKSTO
ORO $
Instantly, relief front mil*, Sneezy
tautly themes ahead colds 'rotato
von* thernoment you putt a **drop*
Vaittotnal up earl'
irritation* relieves ooflgstion,me
breathingaingetitt .
prewrittnany
'fused thne4
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ke
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