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COLBORNE TOWNSHIP •
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'Township:- oducil--met _ tl e,
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7 ownsbip Hall on Tuesday. evening,
Sepfmber• 4th, with , :ll members pre-
mnt.
Minutes °of last meeting- were read
mesad adopted.II
as
Mr, Thomas.. .Sandy v�. present': in-
fornming 'the Council that he hadpari
chased 'the Fleming Eaiate praty
and would like to take over the Town-'
ship road leading down along the bank
to -the river, er';to--m ire some-ar'jranSe.
vents to have the. road improved.
On motion 1)y Stanley Snyder, " ,NC-
onded by Wm, Clark; it was decided
that Councils eald
Meet Ar. Sandy
:n Wetnesday, September 12th, before
Filled
the'eaise MuchMisery Miler
If you suffer from. om boils Y oii knew' ow sick and
miserable they ou feel, .
n'�` indication of impurities in.
° Boils are au,autward }, pr 'i a of -.
the System, and j ust when you think you ar e i
crops u to take . its lace and prolong
one another a p•not stop more
• lancing and poulticing you can do may'
All �o it g
your uilsery, ..
aping, blood,so whynot ;;►vel
u shouldpurify the
..; .�help.�overcome boils o
To . 3i •
blood .an. divine Burdock I3lood Bitters,_ a, chance to show
.that old, xQiable a .,
do in helping get rid of them? Thousandia have used it for'"
what it wad youthis purpbse for the past 60 years. . Why not you? I
The T. Milburn Cb.. Limited, Toronto, Ont
passing 3udgtaaeaat,
A letter was . read ft^otll Mr* Iou*
nelly; asking Council to repair the
culvert at Kimble Brindley s without
., . - -
ttooad vauehersAnti bills were ordered
;paid "except 'Vin,- Thorn's sheep claim,
which was 'land over .to next meeting:
"Itoad. vouclaea's, $216.23; County . of
Huron, culvert •for' Alien .drain,
00 :
2 R F i
S. Mitchell, , hours;, work With
team in cemetery, $3.75.; ''Miss Lillie
MacPherson, Search fort assessor, $5
Print Shop, $2.50; Provincyial•Treaasurer,
Insulin, q8c• 'County �f'. H
uton,,i
~C
of1
borne sharpie far indigent, $7.36;Wm..JR
Westlake, salary for 'August; pg..
Counciladjournedto ee
t
th
e 2nd
Clap of October, at 8 .o clock p1'lat.
•"VPbi, SA,;LI.0WB; Clerk,
FORMES ODBBugi HIDE r
SD1fioOh STUD'T, DIES
,EAFORTII, Sept. S.•—Mrs. Thomas
Coleman and George Cotematn, E tnoncl
g g
ville, have received word .of the death
of Rev. Dr. -Oliver Coleman, prominent
minister of. the United Church, Winni-
peg, on T tesday' . morning, in his
sew .nt y-lrs year. He had been ° iu
+� 3
failing health for a ome year.
Born in 18701, Br. Coleman was a
on or the late Francis Coleman and
liza Jane Smith o1 the Farr line,
-Stanley ,townshnp,. on„ farm . now
a
Geon Caenlaaa's Hol, ,Anson.
owned. by g
Ile attended Clinton,and ' Coderieh.
High Schools, completinhie edueation
at Belleville Theological College Ile
servec'1- in several °slates. lA fan:itoba,
M #• F
Including 'Killarney. 'ilvt, , Mound,
wawatiesst,; and Winnipeg, and ° re-.
ceived the degree -of Doctor of, Divinity
about,fifteen years ago.;, He is :i urvived
by
is wife, the oar
er Reale a
l
ox,
flay; City:. 1ighR ;
two 's ns, M orley� of.
Ottawa, and vi Charles Coleman,
'Winnipeg: one,
daughter,
Mrs.
Glen
Clark, in ipefi
, one brother, ,
Georgeorge
.n 'T oiadville;, and'Iwo. sisters, Mrs.
John l igie, California, and Mrs. Mary
A Ortweip, • WhiniPeg, The funeral
vas held'Phurrsduy in 'Winnipeg•,
A fellow ;has to. 1?e a contortionist to
get ;on these: days, First, ilei has to
keephis back to . the wall and his ehr
e ground. Then he must put his
tQ the eel his nose
.shoui4ier to. the wheel, to the
grindstone, keep a level head and have
both feet on ; the' ground. •
UNCLE FRED,. DO YOU -,THINK JOE'S GOING ?
TO FEEL. ET DOWN WHEN •HE GETS HOME ,•
SURE! BUJ"
REMEMBER; 1�
HOME HAD SEEMED
PERFECT... FROM
OVER THERE
'lC�+... • 'J��..waY .: n'�"�:'?'c�.-nhi.....krx�nwri
BUT YOUR AUNT AND°
WORKED OUR PRO¢LEMS OUT
TOGETHER..: THEY'RE' MUCH EASIER
;;. THAT WAY. YOU AND" JOE TRY
° THAT!... YOU'LL FIND IT ..
WQRKS!
REUNION IN CANADA!.
How many of us are making
happy plans far when our
men come back. And maybe
the reality.won't quite live
up to expectations: But the
awakening doesn't have to
be too rude: Everyone will
weed a little adjusting .. .
So; let's plan to work our
our problems together!
JOHN LABATT LIMITED
London Canada
1 i S ith fourteen- .ear -old son, 'of sisters .also survive. He retie .ved head.
l3i l_ a .tat: , Y � cid t
Airs. ' A elbert .Snaith of Liny and internal ' initiries in the ac ... ,, en
tYow and M d and never re ained eonsciousneas.
township, was operating ,,alE roller when g
the team of -horses became unmanage<. Gardiner Home In
able and ran away; are received severe Usborne 'hurried
iaeaid bruises and
i� and.
nd• other.iulur ,.
e
r.
ses
was taken to. London for hospital treat-
.1Webster,
1
er
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death* . of ,� o ,
.The' dear
h y.
native of I.ticknow, , and" resident in
later years of Seaforth,, ; oeeiia,'tred. on.
September 3rd, at Bean7:sville, where
he was visiting his son Lawrence. Ile
was in his seventy-eighth. year. -mAn-
other son,' Gordon, lives at.. Toronto,
and there are two stepdaughters, Mrs,
I3, Rising of McKillop and Mrs. O.
Leach of Illinois. Burial' took place
in Greenhill cemetery, Lucknow,
Raydeld � l
Wins Two Scholarships
The Sir Ernest Cooper: scholarship of
'the Clinton ,Collegiate Institute has
been awarded • to Miss Doris McEwen
of .Bayfield. The awtrri of $50 goes
to the pupil of the school having, the
highest standing on ' any nine upper
-school papers. Miss McEwen has. also
won a University of Western Ontario
scholarship of two years' tuition itt
that University. —She is the daughter
of -Mrs. Frecl. \icEawetl, Bayfield.
Accident at Stratford
Fatal to Seaforth Young Man
Cpl, Harold I:Iector Chesney of Sea -
forth died in the military hospital at
Crumlin on Friday of injuries received
in .•a motorcycle accident at Stratford,
the 4previous Tuesday ,night. He waS
twenty-seVetl years ofl age. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Chesney. Egntoildville.
A. young wife and. several brothers and
lire of unknown destroyed origin ed he
� y
two-story brit* d e11ia1 ' ofJames
Gardiner,' , Tliatnaes' .toad, Usborne
township? on Suu t
. . Damage ge is
plated• at $10,000,, The `'family." were
.at Grand Bend when the dire ltroire
out, A passerby who .discovered .the
are. in the iaaek kitchen gave the alarm,
but by that time it had- wined such
headway khat it teas ..:litlpossible to
save,any of the eonten,ts.' The 'buil.ding
was 'burned to the. ground. 'The. loss
is partially covered by insurance.
VVV'.pr
Scholansrship.N'of :$500.
1lziss-'Helen. Thom son,` of• 'Vic -
P.
torian-Order Nurses. London,
the daattgh-
WRr. or Mr. Mrs. m*
meet*** 10, lit Wawa itis, lbw
been awarded the, Victoria*
Nurse*, scholarship, valued at 1000..
This .award . entittee Miss Tf o
to a y is 'tuitinu :at t,l s,._1 ttt*to
Baabllc IIesltb, London, ,wlii'C I ixt.
filiated ,with the University, of WOW*
Ontario.
NEXT YEWS +7••!lF �• . S
i lkf rit4�'n
Motor car license plates In Onlar1tr
ueXt Year` will have white Attire*
a black b)wkgronnd, $till faced 'with:
mn.. w
l oto theProvince petal shortage, rv
'continuotol�aue ,only o .��t e, to
ear, number of :&..
registered
aassen er car ,,IiOn
torI
is 5150,000r
R,
� r � .
CrYa ed ki '
a ilf ►.i� 7%11
year,..19 41. . The number of registered
trucks remains the same 'as in 1041,,
sit
0r4,000:
11111DRO SOWER LOADS
Ilydro . paw r .loads, in this district.
In May, .s as reported by hydra; New*
fou September: Blyth, 10; Brussel*, ,
156; . Clinton, ' 0044 , Ttshiwood,, 110;
Exeter,079 ,; Ooderich, 1605'; Henaiall,
100; _Seafo�rth Y 1078; ,'wrier}, 159;
Lucknow, 351;. Winghani, 801.
PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S. HILL, Sept. 11. = Miss
Phyllis wilding. school teacher, spent
Sunday at her home at Ripley.
Mr.' Ivison and 'Miss Jean Ivison
of • Kippen were Sunday visitors at
E. T. ' Torrance's.
Mr. and Mrs', Theron Betties, of
Winthrop,, accompanied by their
daughter Isobell, who has • • recently`
returned from England. where. she
was- on the staff ,of nurses at a base
hospital.' spent-Sunilay, with Mr. and
:Mrs..., Allen Betties.
'On Monday;—September 17, the ,Red
Cross meeting will be held at the home
`'af Mrs. F. Picot.
Miss Anna • Townsend has entered
business college at Clinton for the
fall term.
It is rumored that Ir. Joe Postbill
has . bought the 'orw nsend farm on
the hayfield road. . . •
'Audrey Harris is attending. High
;school • at_ Clinton."
Church .Anniversary. --The annivers-
ary services at Grace church on
.clay were well attendhd. The day
was ideal. The profusion • of. flowers
contributed by the ladies was much
,admired. .'The -music by the choir,
assi.Sted by Miss Jean Ivisein of Kippeu
.and b1t•. C.hlirles Wilson of Ilolmesville.
with Mrs. Will Cox nt .the organ, was
especially good. The officials of the
•!ehufeh .*appreciate Very . mach the.
musical talent given so willingly. ,. Rev.
1 F.• G. St;itesbin'y was the speakee at.
boot st•rvices apd his addresses were
' much appreciated. The thank -offering
amounted' to about $150. .
No need to wonder about synthetic tires
standing up -'snot when you' can buy
Firestone DeLuxe Champions --the tires that were
used .oil the famous .speedwayy test supervised by
officials ofthe American Automobile Association.
Imagine the punishment those tires took as 'Wilbur Shaw;
the famous race driver, streaked over the 500 -mile course to
average 100.34 miles per hour..... equal; to 50,000 miles of
ordinary driving. Not a skid •"dr blowout occurred even when
hey _st ppekF tap~ �to ,135 miles on the straightaways!
Be sure to have Firestone DeLuxe Champions on your car.
See the nearest Firestone Dealer: ' ..
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02403,r..40,;.
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. • . It's . your safety a mean, when we speak of the
Treadmark of Safety. he basic pattern of the Goodyear
diamond read has remained the same year after -year,,.--r.
unchanged: for 37 years:' Othertread designs. area -always
'charging ... always• ccstartlulg", • always°marvellous"
. but never. quite good .enough to survive.
The simple truth is that ,no tire atnaker .. '. not, even
Goodyear ...;has°been able to improve the non-skid safety
and ' traction efficiency of ,that basic diamond -block
THE DIAMOND TREAD,,
GRIPS MORE SECURELY
IN ALL DIRECTIONS.,
FORWARD . EDGES �" $rake"
• itgc est road for quick stops
on slippery pavements. ' `
SII5E EDGES • check side -slip
on' crowned roads and soft
shoulders.
pattern. The diamond tread continues through the law
of "Survival .of the Fittest".
Of course, there -lave been' changes in detail to: -meet
progressive ckanges in motoring conditions; but the basic
diamond -block design survives ... and wherever you Jiave
seen it, you have seen the 'mark of a Goodyear tire.
The diamond .tread is,only one of many reasons why
now, as for 30 years, "More People' Ride on. Goodyear
Tires Than On Any Other Kind".
SIDEEDGESresist fantailskids
when you brake in emerged,
cies.
REAWEDGES act like cleats for
quicker starting: help to pre. •-
IP' , . . Vent spiremeg mud antL •
snow.
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2,347,000 blood donations were 'made in Canada, 1,423,000 in
Ontario, . thr-oiigh ,the volunteer Blood Don9r Service ' of the
Canadian Red Cross Society since the first clinics were estab-
lished in 'January, 1940. The' lives of hundreds in the army, the
navy and the air force were saved `through this service. c,
F '
This record was"only made possible through your donations of
blood.: We_wish to thank you sincerely for your generous•help
at a time when the need was so great. Special thanks are also
given to the doctors,. nurses, ° transport drivers and . all other
volunteers who gave, so generously of their tune and talents.
•
The Volunteer Blood -Donor Service is -now closed as a war
°
Measure._ A new challenge is presented, however, for many
deaths occur in `Canadian hospital's each year for lack of an
adequate transfusion service. , ;:
To meet this need, the Red Cross Is making a survey with a view
to providing all Canadia4 hospitals with blood for transfusion
.r •purposes. ° •'To our thanks, then, . we add an invitation to help
us as we continue our humanitarian work. .When the tune
comes, and plans are ready, announcements will be duly Jnade.
Your Goodyear dealer note
only. will keep your present
tares' in serv'iee ... he also'
will; advise .,yott promptly
when you 1ecdme eligible
for new tires. See hen .... .
re alp ''
THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
BLOOD DONOR" SERVICE...
Ftsidtne
..
RUSSELL T. KELLEY Onio:1„41s
on . ME. NELSON nal,
Glathrrian
'Chairman
On tario Lamin tleo r.� ' f oc*I Caltamittee,
BToed Dol,' aor• $ rti ace �,Q Blood'DonorSerw ice