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.W.‘ U. RODERTSON • . ,L. ELLIS
TiftittiDAY, *JULY 22nd, 194$
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; ARACKETCS
NATION
•,' The re*igantion by Mr., Bracken.
(5- the Progressive Conservatiye
. 1eersh1p lias tiarovvit poptical.
.0„.rc1es into a welter of cenjecture:
gild! speculation,. , Thoughthere b,ail.
been expressions of dissatiSfactien'
• With Ur: Bracken's leaders* from
withifl tte, ranks of the traity,"it Is
• .116t_so long:,since Mr,Brackefl de-
clared, that_ he had no intention of
retiring, and his resignation, on the
ground Of impaired has.
. 'taken the public by stirprise.
'- Since Ur. Bracken was drafted
ferthe leadership "at the Conserv-
ative conventioa ,at Winnipeg in
, I9,*2 he has not seemed tot
coni-
rtab1yiflto 'snch. aSSociatien with.
n party of which he had not pre-
viously been regarded even as a
.As. Premier of MaiallOba
•- -Ails „nssociationg • had been
rather with Lib-ern:IS than,with, on-
.servatives.' , There is more than_a
pat, tyCoons of the. doll-
se'tviitive ,party had never .taken
,
warmly to him and ^were only wait-
ing for anopportunity to pat seine-
-Jim:1.y
:At any rate; lie has tendered his
• _Ioi an e,,'11etOals-ttli
wilt.'enceeed hint, The name of
. • -rremier ..Dreiv,at-once, comes ...to,
. prestige, has been 'somewhat daral
aged hy,the results; of the recent'
Ontario.. elections it iS-117 good' bet
that_ he will be the chosen one
'when tlie party ,cOn-fenes to select a
, new lender._ Other 'names.' Mentioned
• are those' of -jolin G. ,Diefenbaker,PT
Saskatchevvatn. Gordon Graydon of
,Peel county, Howard Green' of Van-
- 'i,ouver, and Donald. M.• reining of
Toronto " • "
. If Mr. Thiplessis is returned,,next
:week as Premier of Quebec, Mr.
, Drew's 'association with him, in op-
position to theMnekenzie
• Government will be a strong factor
fairor of he present. Ontario
Premier.' IS a strange partner-
ship, but if Mr. Drew can 'reconcile
his imperialiSt sentiments 'with the
extreme Qiiebec nationalism of yin
Duplessis there IS' no indleation so
far that the -party will refuse to
him;
• With, a , netv Liberal leader in
• place; of, Mr. King, a new Conserv-
, --Jaffe leadei. and tile- C1.0:1Ti. con-
. .stantlY .ntierUpting to push itself to
• the front, stirring times are ahead
• ii,on..iinqinn politics.
1 P.1.111 OSIFER'Of LAZY litiDOWS:::
• -•AI Aim J. ff6yle
'"*OltrilDS OF THE TRAlist
_...... ..... .... , _...... , , .— ....; --
----1---itaxe--alw-aYs.-.beefi Ins'elna e
by the Senna of trains, We were
liraWiug in hay. -from the east tield
on a bliStering. hot day. • Tlie hiked
r
sucI1.)e Outlawed. • Just how OAS
could, 'be made effective; -however,
13 a problem, :for which a *olntion
is yet to be' fOund, . Short of for -
'bidding the formation ef „railway.:
nien's anious—in itself practically
an impossibility—how „eau suc;...... a
body 'of .men be forced tO, continue
at work if they want to quit? There'
May. be sOme way of deing. it, but.
nobody „has wale forward • as yet
with a practicable plan. • .
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A story froni Lake Success, seat
of the. United Nations assembin
depicts „Ceuta). MeNliughton. of
Canada a -s a sly humorist. Gromyko,
hard -shelled COmmunift, and some
other delegates got on the subject
of apples,. and Henry Wallace, U.S.
presidential •caadidate, said that
Canada produc,ed some of the best
in the world: Groinyke asked Mc-
Natighfon to suggest, some geed
•varieties- .for „Russia- a.nd tha-Gen,
. -
eral, responded: "Well, we haVe
MacIntostReds, _also the .t,L41.411grgt
Spy,': ,It'$.. a g-o..od • etorZ anY.Y511.7
but we Palley it was concocted some-
where. outShie the --a-tigust Chambers
Of the United Nations.
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7-..,,T-liough Canadians f rem Halifax
O----ViiiikenVer an ve vent -TO- a sigh
of, relief whOn anno:onceinent was
made-last-Week-of-a-Settlentent-with,
a mployeehinia-
shunted the threatened -strike, 'the
railway prOblefa- Still- rema Ins; in a
mbdifieg. form. It is snitl. that each
cent an hour In :employees' wages
cbsts the railways $4,500:990 a year.
The increase of .17 eents .oli which
the settlement was based would _ac-
cordingly mean, an added post .te
the railways of $79,500,000 a -year.
The_over-ail .euestilin then is:. Wirt'
the railways racial -re another raise
in rates -in--addition to the 21 'Per
cent. increase recently granted?
Every addition to rallivay ' rates
means an additiOn to ,c.omModity
prices, and an increase in the cost
of. living„ Which is ;already -high
enough.. So the GoVernment rhas
another headache. -
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A's "expected; Mr. Tviman was,
. chosen on the„fifst ba lot at .tbe
nt
De'ocratic national' cori.
vention last
week as 'candidate' for President.
The Southerners 'who hitire- rebelled
,
against Mr. Trmnan_ on the civil
rights question put a 'Georgia man
In nomination, but he did not get
enough .votes to check the Truman
parade. Some of them, however,
walked nut of the-clinvention hall
and later nmninated,Governor Thur-
mond of South :Carolina as their
presidential VI-n(41(10'e: • 'With the
-Demacratic "solid South" 'sprit wide
open, . and Henry Wallace .leading,
anothes_body of former Dernocrat,§'
out of 'the fold, it -looks like an easy,
fliiini. for,the Republienits tili'S 71,111*.
t
o the Ottawa entivention n -
go with Mr...Truman, however, is p,tandin
sOlidly. on his platforni 41Ild refire's
.an open mind to ehoose the .best
man. as Cn wide'next Pr! Me to -recognize the prospect of defeat.
s.
Minister. 'Thrit Webet that (*iverv His rnnning -partner : 55 vice-presj:-,
Than _Rick of mierfi ,wt,ll vote for a 'dential candidate is Senator 'Barkley
tau stopped in the act 'of gathering
UI) the reinains of a, coil and stood
listeuing to the sound of the whistle.
1" began:watching •too.. We heard
the fastexpress thundering.. down
over the edge of the valley -had saw
the plumed bonnet' of Smeice from. the
engine. a matter- Of 'seconds the
lotig tralin.looking,like an eaormous
„snake, slipped along heside the
river and with a disdainful 'toot for
the crossing at the station., in the
village it vanished. This Was the
fast express; •
The hired man said ' ulinats Whet -
fully; 4•',Jest think Of sitting in one
of' 'those ' air-conditioned cars with
porter, to bring yot.i An iced driuk.
ad •anything . you waut at .your
commaud." He,stood %watching for
'several 'mere • minutes at the spot
where the train had dissappeared
and then with a shrug of his
sliouiders *his fork went into the
remains of the pile of hay. .
"The ,air conditioning mitY not
be working," he laughed, "And even,
at tit ill bet you. half 'theveople
on that train have More worrie§"
than'We haye." • •
• Trains have many differeat,
sounds. 'Personally, I like the fat
and good-natured throatiness of.the
old freights. • You h6af thp engine
pounding .up ever The grade, and
m
therelax a little on the down-
grade into ige
along the roadbed ' beside the river
,antl---comes. to_ a shuddering stop. at
the villag,e. The freight' stops
everywhere hi" a ';good,- ileintietatie
way. it disgorgOs boxes and_ bar-
rels and parcels and fakes on in
return cans Of o,ream ntitt Cases' of
eggs_ And cars. of_ livestock, and •Ripley,-Pert_t her: and Durigannon
goes awawith:t
y he road to- Another
s for the pas.treyears, and has
station-L-Uaning_baCk finally to,•the
ett-y7With-s-the--produce.-w.hft.b._i.L.hat-
exchanged for th,e prodncts of a
-thousand...farms, .
Trains binelys sound in
Winteitifire7-Tdir -libItt-the---tinourir-
ful sound of the whistle as the train
comes up over the grade 'avitli the
snow. and ice and the 4 frost bearkng
down on it. It almost saundS as
if with each grade the old, monster
is looking for a nice, wariii roand-
house to climb into as •an escape
from the wintry elements. W
' We lietir the fast .train 'going
through in the anitldie-df-the night.
snuggle down in °tit warm bectk and
are thankfUl of where we are.
viII admit,' however, that on a hot,
day in the hayfield the•thought Of
the air-conditioned ears I urns the
• advantage around. •
NOT SO MANY tr.s.
TouRisTs AS LAST YEAR
There -a-R- not !aa many 'United
'EDITORIAT., NOTE'S.
• Among all t -he nnines . suggested
for. the succesSion tel. Mr. Bracken,
how is it that Gefifge• Mernilagh
deesn:t.. get a sing -1p mention? Has
he turned- into n Shrinkihg violet?
Toronto' Star urges '4th t delegates
The annual AteCabe-geNall ve
union was held at Maitland Grove,
toMe of Mr, and ,Mrs. Sant NieNall,
• vv1,04,, Bort .QYa
ef---Auburn•-40.--,tharge,---Th
games for young and old, with a
bail game between the single, people
and married one4, after. which ail
'enjoyed 'ice cream and -
One of the highlight:4, of the
day, Was t,he presence of ).1. and'
'Mrs. George Keech ' of Denver,
Coloradp, Mrs: KeeOlt, who is in her
eighty-ftrst year, Is a Meinhcr, Of
Iport
The eeljamittee also apPreqtate&
the "tt.)-eperation $of the newaPapers
rrialting,plans-.of the COMMittee'
Well known.
W; O. PANSONATQRY
The felto-w-14 Sfatement ts ssaed
by the Huron ,Oeunty P.R. 4s$001,
ton:
The mass x-ray surVey. o the
PeePle- in-gerennut,Nt tqfg
comp e ,re.
yesponse- from the citizeus tsof every :
,part.. of . the county, as stem/ by
„the following silgures4
X-IlaY • • Number
°entre.
• 2,31.,5
Dashwood , . ' 915
Zurich • -, ..,, ... ,41k. OM
RenSall \ 1
73,1,
the acCalle family, She and .iter. ertli,,,...1,497
'husband took an -active 'part in the „canton• •1-734
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sport,
. , ,. ,...ifilayfuoi, ,,
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A bounteous supper.7cas served On russeis
g estsomIngw
.fm Gerrie, ,., ,..4 4: 11480130
the lawn to 1215 u,4
Colorado, Sarnia 't OWerieh, „J.Juel4-_ _
In order that people who `have
now, ,Uarriston, Auburn, BlYth.,-Ntle, contkacted the disease or .who are
Saltford, Londesboro, - -g4 Mt ReMC." under observation may have
Michael entertained, with,his guitar
, Periodie ..examinations, the comMit-
'"d gwngs.' w1li.011 we'e Qiii°7.e4 1.''Y tee is paying for x-rays in monthly
till. • ,." ' clinics in hospitals throughout the
• Air. George MeNairwas appOinted, county. These _clinics tave been
chairman- for the election of ef- carried ou'for some time and the
deers for. 1949, .which resulted as -
clUctors are referring Cases to them.
follows: Hon. president, George The light to rid this county of
Keech, Deaver, Colorado; president, -tuberculosis iscontinuing, and the
George McNall. 13lyth; vice-prest- committee feels that the splendid
4dtaernyt:trWeanisiirFeltre,rmGoodr:irgic,hkbtir
secirie-;
the support of the
paign, as well as .
response, to this mass x-ray cam -
program committee, Chester MeNall, citizens in the purehase.of Christ-
-Robert'McCabe, T. X. Young, Robert
McNall. • ,
. The 1049 reunion is to be held the
' third- week in , Jiily at Maitland
G. roVe.Earin.-. .
DUNGANNON-TORT ALBERT
• RECTOR TRANSFERRED
LtiCKNOW, July 17. -Rev. R. A.
•
joselyn of- St. Peter's., (Anglican)
'rectork
Parish of Byre!' and ,Hyde Park.'
The -transfer -is -eft ecti_te..at_the first,
of -September, with Rev Mr. Joselyn
completing his pastorate • here on.
A-ugust
Mr. joselyn has been rector ofi
'the four -point -parish of faicknow,
mas seals, shows that the citizens of
the county i'vish to be identified:with
this work, , .
The eommittee - appreciates, the
support given it by the committees
of the Lions Clubs and. the other
erganizations• which•have given sup -
of Xentucky.
Grit.
A LESSON FOR TIIE ('.CF;
People who. piny the stoe-k market' (Winnipeg. Fre e Press),
nre asking the reason' for flip big After the resiilts in the7.0ntario
plunge on the New' York exchange. and SaSkatehewan elections, itSure-
ly must be growing evident. to C.C.F.
We doii't ;knew much about it, bnt
Strategists that ,the building of a
We slloyildn3t wonclor if the situ- party on Occupational group< either
atinn was that more people were ,singly or lin -combination. is. neither
. . ,
1 h -good politics nor souffd -democracy.
-.wow
is to el 1- an were nnxious
Bruce county's' reunioN fo, eon-
tinue over , two weeks, is,:bringing
back former feSitlents.of the •eounty
from • riirliarfs of Canada and be
yonti. The exPeritnent-oy eountit-
• wide reunion will "he,Watehe'd with
-4-literesf In -oilier enmities and tt it
• „proves suteesisftil 'will lead. to
tIa „efforts elsewliere. •
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Th_p ;terrible affair, at .1eho Bay,
. itt which 9: dog, a :family 'pet, nt-1
011.4: fACAI-Pect P. bow I)°:v. Is
,,:-retninder,., that
• ofiaiiik, 6;61 J'ealetia
:When, the .nttentionto* *14eli they
ate neenstothedIr siliverfed else -
.there.. AtihnalS, 'have' soth f the
hest traits of blinnatiklikl, and „smile
-.` Allierta'the prot-easioti
#totitiCeS .general..relee
.tro'ns, this eat. Votliag 'elite' re
• Angnist 'Slochtl
troyernmerit 'fed b prettier
• nin M. *oDpOsed by the
„Liberals:and a .nomber
•Quelite, VeteSoi3nry
nti4 tsitk 4e* -13ronsvi1ek
•and'; 14aeltatelleivan haie airpidy
•lelecteil their tegistatureEi this 'year.
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Attero* NoO•be from •
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rfla Strike' that MTh
ereateil incalculable colifitsion and
distress 0100016d the country has
led to thic,iteinittid that. s'ach strikes
14-11ckAgalli"t- bE4 v'I-"eh'
groups destroys i1e poit c.it1Thr-
ninny or- the' part Y and
4tates tourists•visiting c4Oderich..or
evenpassing through as . there were
last year, accordingto numerOus
Goderiel merchants and service sta-
tion operators.
Various possible reasons for'the
falling off thir Year are . advanced,
including than:: .Mo.ney is getting
scalcer in the United, Stares; tout•-•
-are- avoiding- the -Blue,-Water
Highway bemire of the poor • con-
clit'on, of the road between . Gode-
4'iIi and, Bayfield; the many strikes
an. . rumors of Strikes are prevent -
as many tourists visitinghere
as, last real% ..'
Goderich citizens Who have been
luilidaying, on- '- Manitoulin., Island
elaim that •the same situation exists
there, .that there 'arel not as'mafl,SL
tr;,q. . tourists: ther4' this year- as
riii re were last year. On the other
liA id. Goderiett-eitizens visiting in
iNiirtherir,- On ta ri-o.-,ay'
there are
:stirnis. of ,U. -S.. tourists 'up 'there
'you'. run across more . TTnited
St i fps than Cana dian .ears, .. . .
been -very -popular -with -his parish-
'eners-and-eitizensniCierah----Atr-
Byron be. socceeds Rev. John Don-'
*aisiScon,---a,--fortner._tticknow rector&
„:-,•.1,4,gv"--f.o,----Mtutte • in •
January. • • .
Rev.' and airs. Joselyn,- Roland
and Patricia atine to LucknoWThree'.,
years ago in Septeliaber from Coclf:
rune, where they had spent a year.
Por fourteen 'years they were sta-
tioned , at Albany on James Bay,
where they did n splendid work
among the Indiaus. „in a 200-niile
areh. Mr. Joselyn's ministry conl-
nreinWestetW Ca nada.'
Successful candidates at Gederieh
centre in the *Western Ontario Con-
-§,erva,tory • of Uusic4summer exam-.
Inattens. are listed Lt.s ,f01.10\vs.: •„.
St." Joseph's, Convent; Pianoforte,
grade YI se,nior, honors,. Elean9r
knesr.er ; grade lir junior, pass, Rose111.arte-ChiSholm.` Singing, grade ,X
seniere, first-class- .honors, Mrs. ID,
Rodger; grade- IX senior, honors,
Joan Scott, 1N1arilyn, Bittler L grade
viII senior, first-claSs-honors, Mari-
etta Stingel; .honors.. ifelen
'grnj 1 junior,rst-elOs -toners;
Eleanor -Driver. •
Goderich., Town Centre Plane -
forte, grade junior,' honors, Jayne
For, Singing, 'grade. II junior,
first-class ho,nors, Betty 13owra,.
SIGN -AL -STAR' WELCOME
VISITOR IN ENGLAND
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Leslie S.-Wroot, St. Albans, Herd,'
• England, in ‘sending a change of ad-
dress for his' copy of The 'Signal -
Star, 'writes:
"f should like to take this op-
'pontunitv of saying how much we
. appreciate having The Signal -Star.
For nay wife it is a pleasant 1/41C.
• with' home, whilst for. myself, it
1 keeps alive. the happy memories
ing years 'sp.ent iti ,i.........y'the ireighbOt-
which,' have ef two .most interest -
hood of , your eharming town."
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Vobas bY ivroniPa 11:vrner
,- NEIL, NkKAY
-Radio awl Recording9reltestra
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-. MIL• D INFECTION
A intld epidemic is sweeping
Goderich these days and is inost
prevalent among girls fromthe agei
of -eight to twelve. Although no
name is given to 'the malady, it
could probably be called "majorette
infection.", Very frequently . one
sees thp girls, sticks tivirling • in
hands, strutting about in an' en-
thusiastic attempt to imitate the
actions of the majorettes in. Gocie-
rich's two bands.
A Favourite Remedy
• F„or the Past, hundro-1 • y
DOCTOR FOWLER'S EXTRACT
li'diar%4IRAW.gERRY-
ha$
been a favourite'remedy for bowel .
• complaints. :It ..ia safe., pleasant
ani effective.
_
..Prescribed for
Diarrhoea
• ' Orr. OW.itEtfi: - Intestinal paint
, XTF Sea Sickness
Summer Comp.• '
1:141 htint.
' You will be
,
suTrised hew
quiekly- it -works and -
better ' you feel. D- O'0T0 R
• FOWLER'S EXTRACT WILD
sTRAA-BTparaz_
Goderich Fretich Drytieiners-
. „ -- -
will be CLOSED, DURING THE. OEC0N1) ViTEEIC
-from. Mondaii- Augrust„ Rtli;-to• SaturAaj.„.•.; ugus—i_14
-77
Please ilave yOureleaning in f Our d-ays beh
fOre*te elosin-g
date to avoid disappointment. -
r -Desire ,
Serve Helpfully
and Considerately.
Is Refledet
In' Every Service-.
:We
Conduct
, tor Harvesting Peaches, Plums,. Pears, Apples, Grapes,
Tomatoes and other: -Fall .fx7its::and- vegetables- -
• Camp DireotorS, bookS',' Camp Assistants also Wanted.
Accommodation in Fatm Servide ForCeCam.ps
• . AUGITSTd15th to NOVEMBER 15th
Campers must bring blanket, sheets and pillow cases
For further infOmatioxi ,write;
ONTARIO. FARM SERVICE FORCE, ••
• 9' Richthond Street Mast, .Toronto 1 Ontario. •
AtisvicesT.Domini-on-P-roviircial arm -Lab our -0 o*rnitt ee:
KyoxycHtlizeit W.M.S.rife-w,.m.s. of Knox church met
irl1ien church biill on Tuesday
.rnoon. In the absenee Of the
p. .!sident,. Mehrs. Erskine, UV, Al-
tikt Taylor ' Was in arge, l'4.e
ult,e1,ing.''which was special meet -
g for the hatne helpers. Mrs:. Con.
Wssett,gaveAlle address of welcothe
to: the ,hoine. helpers -And- read -the
roll.' B.,j,,,,MaeViear read the ,
Scripture, follOwed -by prayer by
Mrs. Taylor. * After the business
part Of the meeting, a lovely duet:*
was sung by Mrs. Revell anti Mrs.
qpap,guaAa,a..,tn.ejAtkingzNl 'Yen
MrS..11alliliSs.- MrtAlbert try
-10r spoke briefly -6117 the. simpl
must lead to either (moor the....other!, i,!01.1c., and read: a_bonutiftil story in
donfinating. Tri 1 lie„en0 of the this "Annection, - entitled- "Little
ri.e.F. labor is gaining the .1u-4)er
hand, which .Afirely makes. it .uhtin
that the only kind of narty which
ean reeoneile the centlict is one
fidinded on good citizensh ip and:
nubile welfltre ratherthan upon
ecipational advantage. .
MORE SUGGEStIONS FOR
A. ttirirtit .00DElgell
rtarther $iiggestions for tlie
prov6nient 'and..Weitare of .Goderiett,
Which have reeently. lieen 'nuide to
the Board'OfTrade ittelride one. lilt
ifre'Sgitie,-4Shhilitibek-4tertett;36411A
more-Celt:writ', brought to Goderielt
There 'l.s.sa,id toliea Seirere shertage
vI tlita inaterlal *for- use iii small
projeetS. •
ktiothee Is that a bitildozei4- 1,3e
tiesd torevel the bench from tire
_rintg4house_sonth,_tp,the, hill
below. the ief••
sent befieh is heconting"iiiore and!
niOre ,crowded, andan 64.ete0s1on ls
'very"destrapie.
Stilt another ,is that members of
'tile Board .of Trade *should do ag.;
Anttch of their bhying in town aS
tiossible ad by. so, doing itiaprp:Ve
bisInsi itt the_ ..tOwitw. T116 nieto
!chant witesuggested this said that
Ile • Could' a did Meet o`fit-otttiltii
price.s on. -614' giiods, anti he 'felt he
shonid get:'a larger share of
patroage.
Vbitrists, • particniarly (Rose fon
the United States, ask wht, the` M.
formation,: booth Is tot' kept .stippi
with. inforhation ;AS whrtt roads
are being otied.or /surfaced, So that
'they might. be avoided, New ears
'frequently are battik' slAnSheii itt
going over suett4001.
ioes,” Which told of the great need'
and some of the ways in vvitich this
.ts met. Lutichr Was served and a
Social Hate 'was spent after 'the
ineetiag.,
Priiykound ayers.0011oli...stretc.4ing for,eit. •
frequent -sClieOufes,- 'courteous.. service
:to :call' Canci4ces...gily - vacation lands.
0 Here's 'a w• hole list of extras for ri grand vacation!Extra
service with 'round-the-clock schedules. : .• extra comfort
• aboard stnooth44ding Coaches . . . extra sightswitig altifig
scenic Nationwide routes • . . extra courtesy: from highly-
""'''''''.'61-"ZierOgiZiettt'littd-lttillffiliditgectith.-- fitteaFtliattav*-~i-
lern..aine.d. the bikg_es,t bargifiri_s in travel!' .
mazirigly Low. Fares!
. . ( • ... , .
•
,
'FAit' ES FROM GODERiCa" TO
,
Single' Return •Single ' Return
• lieriAtorth ..., . $:.5-; $ '4.60 'Hank%it Vlice• .,.,... 4.30 2.35
......
W- .- . ., :$2.75 . ' 4.05- Forest- . - .. .... .1.70. 3.10
.430 :',;
Stokes Ea3r,,, . ... 35,5 * 6.40 Fbrest Town Lille .2,15 396
Tobermory,
•'. 775 Sarnia' ...-.. , . . .. 2,60 4.70
, Espanola •
8.15 15,00 Chatha.m. , ' 3.40 6.15
Sudbury'
North Bay. 9,35 17,15 Detroit 4 40 •7:85
o .11.40 . 20.85; Windior ' .... ;,. 4.75 8,55-
.. ail ' :,t0.v
„ arta, , 1.-.9
. ... 5 „ ale
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• —All Pares Stubjeet to dovernanent Tax— ..
WO'S ngPOT At -BRUISE EX6IiAtIGE 1,10tEL
-• • • PhOne 691 for Information.
, • - .,...-.......,
NORTHBOUND: Leaves Gocloriph daily ,at 11.09 aan.
Q.:(1Tkt-Actuitp: r!ettve,..s Ctit)dglell.J_lailY. at 8.ge, pax
.. 'Cit' OntiftlitYi :SuP4ii-44(1771vrcinailf:3.7.41-r"AjxtraThus
also loavti Gotiorioliciotitlguittnitat 8.46 zaii: . '
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All times mentiOned'are Standard Time.
•
if A CAUSE or,RISINGl PRICES
1, (North 'Buttleford Kews).
Let -us remember that one of the
'Oauses1 of rising pricesis our help
.;to... other countries. • Wo:uld ' anyone
;suggest a substa,ntial reduction in
the food and other products wiiielt
kve are sehtling to Great Brltain and
ertain .Other eetintrie,,, in order to-
,fiV-betterr.",•entritetVeal.,.7:1.1.Ftew;.thalt-#,7-
adians. if ruay;• would advocatethi'S
sitamefol. course'. '‘ye muskeentinue
to do our part in helping' Other
..eountries because that pOlicy is
right and also lipealiSe it IS wise.
Marshall ran tshould help
pi rope., $puth Anterica,--:,,the United
-fes antl",-Canadtf--Wlien 1
into operation ; We'Should eo-oPer-
ate' with this plan to the limit Of,
our ability, but, while 'doing 'this,
we should realize that our ovvn,..
problems will he solved chiefly by
our own*thinking,. awl efforts and
oet accordingly,
HYDRO LOAD Arr HIWST
PlgAg,
itydro demand, 111 Ooderich lt
running. high.' 'The inonthk.af •Sinie
Showed th highegt peak load for
the toWn sinrse-hydrb 'cable here, ad,
• ,.ording to Mt O. Weaver,.roaa,
Agee of 'the Public ITtitities
-nisston, -trist tridsy, according to
NIt'IlVoy„ e4Ilt4 operator, there Was
-he biggest toad on the f4tlatford
high, tension distriet station Since It
was