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THUItSDKY, 'SEPTEMBER 5th, 1935
TRAINING FOR.BOTH
The Galt Reporter deplores the scarcity of domestic
servants and endorses the movement to establish a
training school for household assistants:
It is easy to understand • why intelligent, energetic
girls dislike -Working as servants in some homes. In all
too many families it is a case of "only the maid" and she
is shoved into a back, room, with little or no furniture,
less heat, and"'-ei-Pe---ctiect fo-- give a 24 hour. service for
short pay, as icing as she remains on the job. In the
meantime, she gets her meals.
True, Many girls are worse. than useless, but on the
tTkted,
like human beings and paid adequate wages. Those are
the homes that are rarely .without competent, content-
ed domestics. They give the girls a regular afternoon
and evening off, the same as the girls. in business, and
when they get a home like that, -those domestics are in-
finitely better off than the average girl clerk or office
assistant, who must necessarily spend more on clothes,
and frequently pay bo-ard in addition.
Incompetence in any line is disastrous to success and
this applies to domestic servants as in any other line of
business. But should a school for domestic servants be
established there might also he another to train house-
holders how to treat good domestics when thy get them.
• WORTH KNOWING
A lady from a -nearby town was, on Friday, calling at
the business places in Goderich, sellingsomething for a
small sum by which you might get a good, big fat priZe.
Though_the object was a worthy one, and she was a
good saleswoman, she hadn't sold many tickets or
draws when she called on The Star. We didn't buy one
because we have bought draws for years and only won
on -one occasion, when we got $5. out of a hat on a horse
race. That was long before we were grown alp, so it
wasn't yesterday, or last /ear by any means. Had we
won every car for which we bought tickets, we would
',Ave' at letter -one for every week in --the year, but as we
- didn't -win -anyrwe have quit -buying that class of -securi-
ties.
But the _lady was an,affable soul, the kind one likes to
meet, whether busy or not, and her thanks seemed just
*is -genuine as though we ,had spent the small sum she
asked.
Before she _left she said she was collecting' stamps, so
if any of our readers have any stamps they wouldaike to
exchange, if theywill leave them at The Star, they will
be called 'for, or better still we would give them the
lady's address. She is woith knowing. .
IS DEPARTMENT UNDERSTAFFED?
There is one department ettivi DOMillyin Government
that % either understaffed, (which would be an.amusual
condition for any gOVernmental department) or the
hours Ott duty are too iliort. Notices Abut shortages
en April IOU payments of Incoinaxes, weie sent Out
only a month. ago. In one instance the intome tax. was
underpaid by 90cents in that year.' There was conse-
-quexttlya penalty -of $1.65 -added.- The -1934 'netieeS about
-
shortages arriVed last week.
Surely no department is se overworked that shortag-
s
es cannot -Ate tletecte4 for 2 yeah and 4 months, after
the payments are made. If it is, then there are openings
for sortie of the vapable accountants and book-keepers
'who asvon(togitio streets and het, been fer„trientbs,„
looking for just such jobs. Those unemployed .men are
'anxious to work and would probably give their services
for' a great deal leas than some of these now employed
in the Income Tax department. $1.60 interest on a shor-
tage of 00 cents is fairly, good profit. lied the 1933 noti-
ces been sent out yettr ago the Tax...payee would have
saved. half his penalty, but he has the satisfaetiotr of
knowing that he is helping to finance the country in the
hour -01 its need.
BICYCLING COMING BACK
Twenty-five years ago; when. the !IAA -dressed girls
- ,......'went:bityclipg they -ware skirts, puffed • sleeves,
high laced boots, Wide brimmed hats with veils and
gauntlets. Should One turn out in that garb to -day, she
'would be considered a freak. •
Then the craze for wheeling died,' the automobile
crowding it off the roads.- But bicycling is coming batik
1! the of 40,000 in Canada last year is arty criterion.
It.may be only a, temporary return, so possibly the cos-
tumes Will *lo return, but we doubt it,
MOT AfilIONISIX THE -00)11Mi
ive bad a depressing effeet. on tielene of the Georgian
YAilinriat teems, people -going north te See the chil-
dren. irtittead of staying tor * leer day* or a couple of
" *some of the MO)* southerIttowns.
If *Wind wont): lineup ill the tirint$
th ancient and modern, they Would have
t *sight 610AI:eh the Dominion.
their *toile* about women's rate
sty, oa dainty lunch was
.4* iltelly10,010sWe in that
OW 't 014 the %Stites
of the aociety to whkh' she
re a lwich, it iroold new,
Us ty of the Door
k You* **41 the CAP-.
the, *sae was drink
resumed chstge
Poi
of the log and his first entry read, "the 'captain was.
.sober 'foility".. ,Nsiterally the ',captain was ingrr,when
)ieehecked „the entry but had to *gree with the mate
that it vests true. As he Was alwaya eober there Was no
occasion,to reeord the feet; notwithStanding its trtithfol,
nes, so as every hostess serves tench, there is no occa-
sion t� mention tbefact.
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' The Derninion* Goyernntent is being criticized for niani-
big Tliurstlay,,petober 240 as Thahkegiving,Days instead
ot Seleeting.a, Monday, If the day was devoted to what
its- nanle.imPites, a Thursday would „be preferable to *
Monday, but in the estimation of practically everybody
It is "Just another holiday". For4the'sis like commercial
travellers, Who prefer long week-ende yisiting ',their
homes, or. out-of-town, places, a Monday serves their
purpose better than a Mid -week 'holiday, and Still others
elaini a Iliursday holiday breaks so badly into a week's
i
business, it is a serious wetter for them. Many sup
-
Porters of a Monday Thanksiving are among, that in-
creasing ehies that places pleasure over all other cOnsid-„
erations, while those who place some significance on the
day, prefer Thursday. If , somit weather prophet would ,
Predict/ With any degree 'or certainty, which day next
month is going to be the finer, he should be allowed to
decide4 but his predictions would have to be guaranteed.
And who can do it? •
Ontario doctors are considerably disturbed about the
new Provincial railing. which became effective on Mon-
day. For six months prior te September 1st the Ontario
Government had been paying the medical "relief bills
from a pooled fund, towards which the municipalities
had paid twenty five cents per month for each persist)
on relief. From and after September ist, the munici-
palities are expected to finance their own medical relief
accounts. Happily this will not disturb the local doctors
to any appreciable, extent,- as- the -relief --question -iar this -
district is of very minor proportions to what it is in
the majority of localities. •
Mr. David Williams, editor of. The Collingwood, En-
terprise ---Bulletin; - has-just-retunied-fronr--a-six'weeke-
, trip to the Old.Country. Invigorated by the salt -sea
breezes. he says in no uncertain language, what he
thinks of the Hydro rates. Here it
If 'Orillla with it8. great investment in electric plant
can sell power at *$11.70 to manufacturers, why in the
name of all that is good cannot the great Ontario octo-
pus .meet the price? . Think of_$11,70_egainst the charge
in other places. Ye gods and little fishes, it makeS bite
wonder haw industry prevails at all—outside of the east
Simcoe town;• --
Provincial and Township regulations require the re-
moval of noxious weeds from roads, streets and vacant
properties. In these days of financial blizzards, it key
be difficult for some property owners to comply with
the laws, but all who can possibly do so, should have the
weeds cut down now,though this date may be too late
to destroy next iear's crop. Every farmer and gardener
can always rely upon an over abundance of weeds; but
where vacant lots are not given attention, the neirObors
suffer from the weeds in neglected lots.
Italy's war -aspirations must have been rudely jolted
last Friday, when the announcement was made -that Eth-
iopia had transferred -1500;000 square miles of territory
to Anglo-American- interests. Mussolini, however, cone
tinued his prepaintione for war and called more men to
the Itallah colors. The 'dear was later cancelled
: -
The opinion is 'expressed in many quarters ,that none
of the newly elected members in Alberta have had any
legislative experience. Is that really not an .advantage?
All too often Canada has suffered from Legislators hav-
ing too much experience for the goed of the country.
A Windsor Alderman who is on relief, refused to take
hit turn sawing wood.' He changed his *hid when he
found an Alderman had to eat like any other person.
If it paid to spruce up the town for the benefit •of our
visitors, -will it not pay to make civie enterprise a char-
acteristk of our everyday life?
While Italy prepares for war, Goderich prepares for
itsannuntfajltar- The former is -destructive, while the
latter is exactly the reverse—constructive.-
OTHER P&MRT OPINIONS
SPEED
. (The Carlton Place Canadian)
At the beginning 'of -this century an automobile with
e
a speed limit of 25 miles per hour was a world's wonder.
Today many standard tars can "hit" 90 miles- per hour.
Whatis2-5 Miles per
hour, accidents were few: today when one speaks of
'gliding *long at 60, our motoring casualties exceed one
million per annitm.
In days of yore when people Were perhaps more virile
than today, it took it man of -good physical and mental
capacity to handle a spirited team of horses. Today a cal-
low youth of sixteen, with half-baked intellect, can read-
ily obtain a permit as a chauffeur. He is allowed to
Aril* a team of 60,.horselaiwer at 60 miles per hour. NO
wonder our motor casualties are mounting. • .4‘
As regards the gasoline andgin mixer we can suggest
ver's perinit IS'a farce. Most of us haiti been through
it. .
"Another queer Character over whom we have no 'con-
trol is the "cutter • in", who passes us at 50 and 60 miles
per hour. Eventually we overtake hint lolling against
a hot dog stand, time no object, endeavoring to mike
an improsion,on the, beautiful 'blonde behind the coun-
ter. The best we iiiithope for him its * blow-out when
travelling at an excessive speed on a lonely road. We'll
stlat4lx, hOlt_thet.kerep*
op II V
oilier, barely slOivs hi* car and then steps on the, gas
'beat Out the ear approaching about eight or ten
ths away. TO this Anglo the odestriati has no
bts Whatever. '
Britain -athemSte he on the right track, We **,
A -
-read of * With 15 years' driving ex.
lice itt ,Canada, failing to pita the test itt England.
only people who need abnormal speed might be.doe*
and Are fi,PPOratusbastthillit qn woad* of live
istv • ,"*
It a.tip fothe oto.Aainteto safeguard strietty the is.
wines of Wise* and tontine' them only to the tomtit.
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AMONG THE POLITICIANS I
The Social Credit party will run a
candidate against Premier Bennett,
in Calgary.
J. G. McPharain, a farmer of Maid.
stone To -Wish -fp, is the Stevens candi-
date in Essex, Essex.
The City of Calgary is likely to
default on its bonds unless it receives
stuirom...the....Federal or -Provincial -
Governments.
Alber.t A._ Brown, a well known
barrister of Hamilton will carry the
Conservative banner for East- Hamil-
ton. '
Premier elect Aberhart of Alberta
does not purpose going outside his
-own Province -to- electioneer --during
the Federal contest for supporters of
his. party.
Col. W. K. Walker has announced
his withdrawal from the Ottawa
West constituency as an Independent
candidate. In withdrawing, Col. Wal-
ker said he "would support T. Frank
Ahearn, Liberal candidate.
Litcien H. Genron, K. C., of Montreal,
has become minister of marine in the
Bennett Cabinet, Earl Rowe, .member for
Dufferin--Sinicoe,.. and, 0. Gagnon, of
Dorchester, Quebec have been made
ministers withovt -portfolios.
this, ogether with a charge of con-
version of funds preferred against
Foster, by the Seaforth Creamery,
and to, which he pleaded guilty, is the
first time be has appeared in court.
The matter of conversion of funds
had been settled 'satisfactorily and if
1 an agreement -could be made between
1 McLean . and 'Foster. a suspended sen -
Witco would be sufficient punishment
Mr. Holmes thought, 'Poster was re -
tended "ofte--- Week for sentence to, see
,if a settlement • could be brought
,about.
Herbert McLean of Goderich,
charged with being, intoxicated in a
public place' was fined $10. and costs.
Michael Stapleton paid the same, fine
for a similar offence.
The case against Edwin Hartman
of Stanley Township, charged with
keeping liquor ' for sale, was ad-
journed a week• at request of his
counsel, Mr. Prank Donnelly.
Jack Buell, Dashwood, Paid $10 and
costs for driving without a permit..
Buell was driving a truck a Week ago
when it swerved into the ditch and
threw Ernest' Geiser of Dashwood,
beneath one of the wheels. Gisler
had his leg badly broken and was re-
moved to Clinton Hospital.
David RYMer • lof Listowel paid $5
fine and $2 costs for speeding as did
Edna Herniman, of Cottam.
After a lengthy hearing, at Wing -
ham that kept Magistrate Making and
Crown Attorney Holmes more than
half an hour late for court in Gode-
rich in the afternoon, J, W. ,Strong of'
I Gorrie paid 510 and costs after be-
•
Premier Hepburn has announced. It , ing convicted on a aharge of reek -
is expected to last for 2 weeks only less driving. Strong was involved in
for which the members will receive an accident which occurred during,
$20. per day, instead of the usual the July 12th celebration at Wing -
$2,000 indemnity. Iham, There.were_six defence witnes.
: ries anethree for the Crown. The
The Aberhart Social Credit party case was held up for some weeks
-that- svvept Alberta .twe weeks age, pendiaz the arrival of one of the wit -
will have candidates in each of the nesses from the west.
17 seats of that Province in the Fed -1
.eral-eleetions.-They-disclainr-any-ai=1--Use-maters -worm -PoIrnd" the
liance with the Stevens' R
I powders correct the morlaici conditions of
econs ruc- battle against worms is won. These
tion party.
. 1 the stomach which nourish worms, and
•
Dissatisfaction has -arbieri -between these destructive parasites cannot exist
the Farmer -Labor group and the Re- ,after they come in contact with the
constructionists in Bruce, where D. medtcine. The worms are digested by
G, Nicholson of Underwood had the thepowders and are speedily evacuated
Farmer Labor nomination and later with other refuse- from the bowels.
endorsed the Stevens policy -Another..
-Soundness is imparted to •the organ S and
which "VvOnIctbeIhe 4th, may be plac- ,the health of the child stes,dilY improves.
ed in that field. .
1 1.. If you eniov The GoderichStar,
• Salter Hayden,aydenLiberal candidate ' el
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your friends."
for St. Paul's riding in Toronto, in-
troduced 'a new feature into political '
campaigns last Friday, when he char- i
tered a steamer, hired bands, cOlne- '
diens and other entertainers and took ,
2000 'people of his constitutency for
a trip on Lake Ontario.
Hon. R. B. Bennett' will deliver a
series of 4 radio addresses, broad-
cast through the Canadian Radio 1
Commission over a national network 1
of 50 stations on the followin i
ay, Sept. 6; Monday, Sept. 9;
Wednesday, September lltb; and
Saturday, September' 14th. On each
occasion the Prime Minister will
speak between 9 and 9.30 p.m., Eas-
tern Standard Time_
Dr. J.L. MacPherson .of Vegreville,
a former resident of Kincardine and
Ripley, where he taught school, was
among those elected . to the Alberta.
Legislature„as a _Social- Credit -sup-
porter. •
Dr. James W. Rutherford, of Chat-
ham, who has represented_ Kent in
the House of Commons for 'the past
nine years, was chosen Liberal candi-
date in the riding et° a convention in
Chatham. No other names were plac,-
ed before the convention.
-A special -session of the Ontario
Legislature will he held this fall,
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College oi,.Ans • .
Main Door
.The University of Western On-
tario has five academic buildinas,
namely, Mein Building, Science
Building and Library Building for
the College of Arts, a 'Medica
School Building and a building for.
the FeciAlty and Institute of Polgin.
Health.
11* these ,days people are asking.:
"How are you going to find posi-
tion. for ell the university gradu-
ates?" The answer is: The State.
OWell an education to its "cidzens.
Without competent leaders and a
qualified citizenshiti no country'
can maintain its place ie. the mercis
"of *don. It is not the kind
of work a man does but what he is.
that counts.
Thera are between six and seven
thousand 'Students In tht,secondary
sehools of'•Wiitern Ontario who
are qualifying for university mat -
'iodation. A larger proportion
of these students should seek the
advantages of a higher education.
The courses range in length from
three to six years. The degrees are.
B.A., B.Sc., LL.B., M.A., M.Sc.,
M.D., D.P.H., C.P-KN•
In 1934-35 there
students enrolled
Applications for registration
should be submitted as early as
possible. -Students should come to
the University prepared to pay
their tuition and living expenses in
full and should not depend .on
getting work during their spate
time.
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LONDON—CANADA 70 -
Those Splitting Headaches
A Symptom, Not a Disease
HAMILTON —Albert • A, - Brown,—
young Hamiltonlawyet has received
the nomination as Conservative can-
didate in Hainilton East in the com-
ing federal electiore 41utriphrey Mit-
chell, Labor, represented the constit-
uency in the last Parliament.
Three other candidates have been
nominated in the riding: Humphrey
Mitchell, Labor; John Mitchell, C.-
C. F., and Donald A. Clarke, Recon-
struction party,
BRITISH OIL BURNER
SETS TRAVEL RECORD
-Jarrow-on-Tyne, Eng.—The British
steamer "Adderstone," 11,000 -ton cargo
vessel' the -world's- record for
econoraic travel.
The vessel is back from. 15 months
contirmou,S seafaring. ate, has steamed
more than 70,000 Miles and it b claim-
ed -for her oil -fueled engines that the
consuraptiOn of 'ell of .643 of a pound per
-indicated horsepower 18 the Iuwest_con,„
mu:Option per horaepower, ever achlevect
bty a cargo ve.ssel. It corresponds to- a
pound of coal Per horsepower,
•A speed of over nine knots was main-
tained froin port to port, fully loaded,
on- a ccinsu:mption. of 12.6 tons of oil
day.
lattiftNER. MAN
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Carl leessnert aratchener; waa allowed
bail of 41,000 and had his case' adjourn'.
ed for one week itt stragistrates Court
on -Thexaday before Magistrate Weans.
meatier is eharged *KU entaining- *188
front Isobel rester of Ilowick Terenship-
by exhibiting to her a letter over the
signature of „Paul E. Ledue and stating
It *IS a'*rebind tetter atimiamteting
stela that Messner, was selling from the
eon,. Utni*ter* otAilnet,ot ontsrio,11
Ithargedrthatiteetater
presented that the Rea Lake Centre
Mime Limited. had,'Itt peozeiS of build-
ing. 200 -ton min; *rid that the nt4ek
Sett,* motet value, Of 200 per snare.
'NE* SYSTEM'IN--
CANADIAN PRISONS
Witt.= Of tiaitting. Youthful
delitt-
quents similar to the totatal system in
the trotted' 0100in was inautunoi'd In
or -Okada
erne's* „1, It • today'.
WltitIn four *Ina if Is *aka IA develop
plane -,eitibratirng, the WM*, Deminitintieti
far as, *Mal
T114s advertlinventa, in, The
Godar-
ieh 'Star, are lit it for your help and
guidance., Yen tint sit down with
thi* intt'VelAit; tha advirtieers
are tailing you week bl.weelth,- where
you tio iwy., to *troop. •
_ Whether You. want Agirkerli
carpet, * Imit of, clothes or just
cake of soap, You can get it from otto
Of your local' merchants,
You - ran rely o* the:stores that
sanitise in The Stat".
witi
No Funds To
Cover Cheques
The cause of headaches arise*
from some disturbance of the -
stomach, liver, bowels or kidneys,
and undoubtedly the cause must be
removed before perTanent relief
can be obtamed.
Burdock Blood Bitters, acting as
it does on the organs of elimum-
tion, cleanses the system of its im-
purities, removes the Mille,
with the cause removed the head-
aches vanish.
-If you- have- never used B -33.B.
for your headaches it would pay
you to profit by the experiense of
thousands of others throughout
Canada during the 56 years this -
preparation has been oa the market.
Conflicting' Evidence As To Un-
derstanding When Cheque Was
-Issued:- Retkleis -Driver and
Intoxication Charges Bring
Fines.
_
•"When you write cheques.on banks
where you have no money, you are
playing; with ' fire", said Magistrate
J. A. Makins, as he found Olin G.
Foster guilty of obtaining goods, to
thp amount of $37 from John Mc-
LPan, Seaforth garageman, by false f
Pretences, - ,
Poster according 10 the evidence,
given by McLean, got gas at the gar-
age, and promised to Pay for it by in-
stallmenta. The 21 year old Tucker -
smith, Township lad did not make the
required payments but later brought
his truck in to be everhauled. When
the work was done MeLeau held the
truck for the hill. Poster came to the
garage and Paid $20 in cash and I
gave a chequeuler 537 for the balance
of the bill. McLean Old the court
that Poster had even him no reas-
on to believe that the cheque wouldn't s
be inet iflakerr te-the3Mik;:77' I
. Angus McLean, the complainant's
brother, Corroborated the, atiove evi-
dence.
Poster, in his own evidence &dm- .
ed he had paid twenty dollars and
had given the cheque and he VAS to
make paymemts which would be mar-
ked on the back of the ,ehequi. The
cheque was Just "something to show/.
that / get this goods", said roster.
The accused stated that McLean
premited,.. not to,-.-put----the cheque-
h,rouich tot.* Month. The defendant's
father and brother said that on the
land, they ' -had been.,to,, see ;McLean,
to make a settlement and that he hid'
been advised not to talC4 note from
them. They also claimed that
ilifilteadiaittertharthemcheque
bad been 'given With the underatand.
that Poster was to trialc," m-
ute**. 'Metes* denied114
Crown Attorney, *Imes,
evaded to the Maglstjate4 Vg4t
tON
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Have You Put in Your Winter
Supply of Coal ?
If not, we wish to remind you that we carry a
full line of afferent fuels. We wish to parti-
cularly draw your attention to DISCO, which
„ is a form of coke with the gases left in. Try
stliall quantity arid test it out for -yourself.
NOW is the time to tiave your heating system overhaul-
ed. Phone in your Order and it Will -be -given prompt -
attention. .
Phones—Store
se221-12 c -
The Hafilivar:e Store, at the Harbour.
The Goderich ,Star:
REAblERS' BALLOT
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My Choice for the Leader or Groupfor the next
parliamentary term:
BE ...-CC4/tosrmtirp,
KING (Mend)
STEVENk(Reconatruetion)
WOOOsItyokni (Cc,ra
NATIOW, GPVErttiMENT
Mark -att X after the -Leader or Group you prefer 'lc;
see entrusted with the destinid �f Canada- fotlivt. yeari,`,
froth October 14, 1935.
To Make thel,ballotloclid,'jrou m• ust aiso indicate by
an X .opposite the, following affirmations that this IS the
only ballot you have polled in this strawvole,„.
"-ypu-airea-tinalifitd voice. "-,
am ,qualled to vote ift the forthcmi`ng Federal
,Election, :•1°Iils is the only ballot I have etitereit in The
Goderich.Star straw vote contest.'
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No ballot.good tntless,properly filtedn.