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mej'etar, sts liabOystosas not exCeed,.euelsa proPortion ot
she ties eget et suers advertisement es the nesse eocupled by
such adVertiSement. Advertising rates on iipplkittion,
.AINittp WILKES, Publisher,
'Phones: Day 71; Night'84,
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 1986
IMPORTANT RESPONSIBILITIES
The question of securing moreliveabli conditions' for
rural mail carriers hes been again brought up in the.
House of Consmons and also to the 'attention of the
Pootmaster.General. A decision must be • *Waited by
the men engaged in that oecupation, with & good deal of
• concern::
Rural Mail carriers are the only men in the employ
of the Govenunent who are asked to tender for their
positions and it does seem manifestly unfair they should
be singled out for such humiliation.
There is no more notification for asking mail carriers'
to tender for their positions,,provide their own equip
-
*sent, and accept the responsibility of carrying HIS
Majestyla Juni than there would be in eskittg barristers
to tender for judgeohips. If 'barristers were oared to'
tendir for judgeships, it is a certainty there would be
mighty few changes in the roll of those practising law.
• It is net at all likely rural mail. carriers "would, or
could nVreVe theirservices to the lutblidstif placid
upon -4 -permanent salary and -the mileage -system, but
It would be an encouragentent to them te do their best,
and keep on doing it, knowing they would not be requir-
edlo temiersfor their jobs every so ofteh. '
The oeyerity of the penalties attached to thefts from
the mails,demonatrates„ how important mail carrying
really it, but to the credit of the rural mail carriers, it
can be truthfully said there are surprisingly few delin-
quents in their ranks. Occasionally city carriers have
been convicted for stealing from the mails, but so' far
as is known, ne rural mail carrier has ever been accused
, of sueh an offence.
In the United States, rural mail carriers are -on the
same permanent basis as the other postal employees,
and that plan should be adopted in Canada.
.001Mt,
11103 NEW LEADER
Hers Earl Rowes election last Thursday to the leader-
ship of the Conservativesperty in Ontario, saddles -hiin
with treniendous responsibilities.
As a leader, if he hopes to succeed, he will have to
follow such distinguished hien ati Sir Oliver Mower.'
Hon: George W. Rose, Sir...tames Whitney, and that as.
tute pohtician, Hon:. G. *Ward Ferguson
Sis first duty will be to reoestablsh the Conservative
party in Ontario, though, if an election Was pendiug
Within .the next few weeks', there would .be veryslittle
doubt as to the outcome. The Separate School tax bill
has stirred orangeletn to its *depths, but that .measure
nuty be entirely forgotten by the time another election
, • - "
Ron. Earl Rowe hall had experience in both the'. On-
- tale Legislature and the Dominion House. He is a good
platform: soaker and successful farmers-lle reachel-
the . eabirtet formed byex-premier," Hon R B. Ben.'
Aett, es a , minister without port fktio, And is s cons.
Parittively young man He therefore,possesoes some of
--ther-very'llecestor qualifieetions for, the pealtion he has
. aosurned; MA selection woke well considered.
: •
STURDY SAILORS
The chances are neither Bert nor "Reddy" Iktitclionald
enjoyedthe notoriety or publicity thet surrounded them
is Week ago. Their latest -exploit was thtsreseue by one
• trot:her Of the other, in a disabled fishing launch, from
r- the angry' waters .of the lake during e bad b1ow...1114
they both accepted the rescue es an intident in the day's
work only enehanees -the episode in •the eyes of .Lne
pnblie. It gave the papett An opportunity te say what ,
they thought of these sturdy sailors, and though they
Might not have liked 41, We can't help that..
tlhOuld * newspaper publish eVerithirig kt learns
*bot people in the course of' business,itspita would
Al** he Wrecked Within twenty four liOWS after any
iotas wasi on the. street, 'When in oPPOrtutar arises to
e***, in ?Pint" of & (14P1e of .ellotor citizens, who
morlostly_disclaim..eny-, credit,. for & cottrageoue *et, we
,,gled, Of the chute to congratulate thenls and sue
pres4 of their citiseriship.
Ontoles liquor bill for last, year wits on. iday,
*1 '108,000,000, by Dr. 41; As Little before * gitth.
seringQf temperante *Orlon In Toronto*Rather s an
itooaseui *mount for Kiighthavue PUrPoSers
anew Post direct* attention to a man in Oust,
10o ceu)an't teks * Joh betel's. Ittslusd arranged
*hintttell ilutt man wasn't at Miserable As
i. thist •Webaldn't WO* because Ihe was looking or
A NorrnaodY Township Pietist was unable to cora,
piste his seeding on * rempossettied tarns, until he
ion of atouplo of politeness. itt Isn't too -
afford 6uplo of guessliate to watch
he Waits, hilt thicali "baeleAo the Undo'
tting louder end better isostry
*A IA the United $tliteal Adeleell young ESA not
Ottit* tiois.a) 004 44wit* e xtrottingItt them, At he
flit* 6111110Aftirl, he shoug *nowt on the alio
tow
i*squltsoer.atbetssse sad
sit* hits If he tool.
t ,ef tlia County of Grey,the town
i�nt'We* IThcreassel by nearly 40, Per '
Fourtuzi municlpsiltieu were increased 44 twelve
w�re:jewere4, the net result *log * decrees* of S21„,001x.'
Vern' townships will be required to pay higher rate* intO
the .goanty treasury tlisnfOrMeriy, following the equal.
isetiott Which eterne to lutVe been long 'overdue,
4
When considering in the House of Commensom
ProPziation, ter edvertising, Un R B.' Bennett said;
°Success in advertising may be summonedaocording
to ii eboervationt in two words," "More AdVirtising,"
Ile continued: 'Too* cannot possibly *weed by„ a, spas".
modic effert.'" .The former Dominion Preinier testiatlY
knows whet be is talking about, end he sts130redly did in
this instance.
When you y D 44; H .Cone -Cleaned •
the low-osht clinlcerless, fuel that masters every we*thtr con
We not only recommend it, . we guarantee I
Cleaned meant * process, of flotation, the slate being the Jiea.
vier, naturalk, *inks and -the coal floats, therefore you are
ing „
coal only, not slate. , ",
Our 130041hOntaa ti:031 is from the No. 4 vein of the inhts
mined and operated by the Valley Camp Coal COmPisny and
is of very firm structure, low in ash and free burning.
DISCO is a coke with the gases left in and has become very
p0Pular. Try some.
PROMPT COURTEOUS DELIVERY.
•• In the. montho March and April, forty Seven per
Ceut. of the public echool children in Goderich2mede des
-posito in The Penn Bank, where they now have
64 or $128.9). tnore.than on the Seine date 'last 'year,
Teaching children to be thrifty is-Slet encouraging tfien1
to be small or stingy in moneysMatter, but i`st aesmire
a virtue 4h4, will Prove helpful throughout their lives,
no mstter whist status of prominineethey may
ly sttain.
• • litenleti4 04Y In the tinited States afforded several
fatiniiiee frem acmes:the-herder an opportunity to visit
their summer homes in 'Ooderich, They are doubly we1.
tome this year after * distressingly long Winter, the ye-
opening'of their 'cottages and residences sad the .cultiva-
tiettsOfthelr lasitim and gardens all adding to the natural
ettractive#ess of the community. That, the summer will
preVe"nt\ healthful and happy one for our holiday guests
Is sincerely deoired.
•
Mb* Agnes •McPhail; M.P. for South Grey, got only
seven eupportere on her motion to reduce the $150,000
grant for cadet training in Canada to $1.00. Had Miss
McPbsfl been the mother -of a family of "belts, she :would
iikely appreciate the training more than she does. Those
.seven supporter* in all probability include the 'six
pretty boys° she selected a few weeks ago from arson
the members, as the handsomest in the House. They
hid something to shirettkiii apPreeliiion.
There aresoccasions when a person is notified ip
"getting mad" and the Canadian Echo of Wiarton, con.
Were(' one of Those rare occasions, in its usnally peace-
ful existence, had arriVed when a Toronto 'broadcaster
referred to *"Tebermory as a little vfllage near Owen
Sound." bonsidering that Tobermory is .80 miles from
Owen Sound, whet -tort of an editor would he be. it he
didn't get "an het -up" over such a gross iriaecUracy., His
own individuality asserts itself when he claims that
Tobermory could be fittingly described as the "Tip of
the Top" of the Bruce Peninsula.
By tutting their fax rate from 55 to 44 mils, the 196
council of the Town of CoIlingwood, was proclaimingsin
a loud -voice that they had accomplished something.
They matted to add they -had -raised the assessment and
as the Enterprise -Bulletin pointed out, their last state
was were° than their first. At the 55 mills, a 4g,00-0
assessment meant $110 for taxes;- but raising that as-
sessment to 63,000 at 44 mills, runs the fax bill stip to
$182, A low tax rate is to be desired at all times, but
it is folly and poor financing to boast of a low tax rate,
when' it is overshadowed by an excessive assessment.
Collingemed deserves as better fate.
The Ontari&Government'S decision net to collect taxes
on water lots, rthiot have been received with satisfaction
by the people, and partichlarly property owners from
across the border, who have cottages on the shores Of
/the lakes and bays in this Province. The authority for
such a tax was passed some years ago, but never enfors.
ed, and though it might be 'claimed that people who can
--afford to ownwater lets, sluiuld be able to afford on
4xtra tax, there is the poSeibility of overdoing the tax
business. It would certainly have a deterrent effect
upon. prospective purchases of properties with Avatar
frontage, and the eohstistletion ot summer&wiles, Virhon
conditions are more stable and prospermio, the tune will
be 'More opportune for new texes, •
16P0,-Citit4les,
4iRL5 ME CHECKER
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PLOWatt OK ". IMAM. 50;4!
AND offut GIRLS POP* -.1001
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COUNIT COUNCIL
(CoUtinued from page 1) .
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. Amorsg, other things.: he suggested
that -a bylaw' be drawn up governing
amendments to the Standing Rules ,
and Regulations at any regular meet-
ing. by a votesof tile MajOrity, of the
, entire cduncil, or in the amendment
[ was submitted in writing atthe pre.
via's. regular business meeting,. then
theymay be amended by, a twos
thirds vote of those attending, a
quorum being present,. and • that by-
laws may be amended- or altered or
rescinded* on . the same , method of
'toting as -outlined aboveR---- • -
Your Clerk has assumed the , re-
sponsibility .of having had printed a
limited. number of pheets covering
matters relating to "Rules of Or-
der." . This has especial Value, in
respect to Various classification ssf
motions . and their order of. preced-
ence, together with rules for your '
guidance in each case, .as it - may
arise. I will leave .tt .copy with each
1.:ittelnealre ' 'irg.. ittliritlifeetheyYhe7iinthetth'izal:tit.e.1
arises, in future. .ix -is hoped ma
action will meet with the . approval
of the members iof Huron County
Council. ,, „ • .
.(tsitayesisdep.,prepered a short read-
ing Which ,. deals with a "Committee
of the Whole." If this subject is of
interest Your Clerk Will be glad to
present. it to you, or if desirable by
Council, will . have copies printed for
1 the use Of MerribpliS of council. -
_Mrs. W. H. Golding.. M. P., esis_
been kind enough to bring me, on
request, a 'copy of the Parliamentary
Rules and Regulations of the House
of -Ciomnient.- This Manua' together
with "Robert'its.,Reles of Order," also
an authentic manual will - bper-
nianent records and will be available
at any time in the Clerk's office:
General*
. .
May I ask' Council's sonsideratien
to a; plan of bringing in a public
speaker,. on occasions to address,
43ionnty - Council on matters that
would be of interest. It is felt that
if Council approve of some such' plan
that perhaps a representative of the
.Government might- address Council
on 'matters. Pertaining to agriculenre,
•sit representative from some imPor-
tantsindustryt such- as - TheCanadian
Packing s Company, would on request
perhaps, be glad to carry a message
to us dealing with the question of
siroits in industry, * representative
from the Head Office of oonie of, our
/Oinks vsbuld possibly be willing to
convey s 'valuable las...mutation re.
spetitifig various questions on which
we Would like to be enlightened: In
brief we would have many Seurces
from which to draw On when seek-
ing 'enlightenment on questions . of
importance to municipalities. It is
your clerk's opinion that, having .01.s.
Wised your approval,he would be
in A much better position •to*peoeeed
with this plan. He feels personally
that departments • of ' 'Government,
finance and industry, woula .readily
respond to such a request .as outlin-
ed, as it is, to doubt a - matter of.
Material advantage to corporations
.to have public endorsement", Any
Message conveyed to the members
of Huron COM*, Council Strould-un-
questionably--be of equal interest to
other members of ,County ,, Cotincili
throughout the Thimitilon, and Enron
, County Council could reciprocate the
kindness of Ahse who may address
Us, by convoixig such messages to
other Municipalities'. s'
. * * * *
.,
Old Ago Pittston*
There iSsia an inereatie of for
,the tirst live months of 1,0 over
that period in oak , ..
, .
. 11tothen0 Allowance
An increases Of 32,237,00 was. aloe
' *Ported by. Mr. Roberts for th. &St
five Months of 1036 over 19$5, which
was Accounted for by ptyments to
mothers 'with' mis cbiW. '
. _,,s, ' ,, 11.10ttels
• 'The tiittdeney irt rupoctto patients:
In ilartiterittrat'1110) Art Pitid for by
the County is hpioierds, 'Each new
goat in a". itanatotittel Meant an
retie IR county costs at the vitt
of $850.00 a year,and each llothmt'
the moat* ,Mays itt hospital for
Year* I would therefore re.
14 ialltleek that oati b. taks
' in *nth -0i* • th. *Orr of kenos
patl.nts as bounty
under this A
to 4‘triter
ising. his
It saationt,
, pa t Ish
Service clubs cannot possibly accomplish half as much
as they would like to do its order to relieve the suffering
or want which loomes within their knowledge, ifeither
can a Government provide funds for eVery, woithY
ob-
.eot But needy blind people are **wog the most petite -
tic and deserving In the world. ',Different methods of
airsistitig them are adopted in different cpuntries.. In
Canada Fera
Can the Is -
ae ouse mum moue y passed retroatis
tit% favering, a pension for the blind, but that is as far:
AS the tnetaufe got, scarcity of funds Preventing any
further heti) being fortboomine. SeVeratmerabers of the
Itouse expressedthe opinion. tluit tho Measure should
forthwith become * Iso but no meant of getting the
necessaryfunds wu pre:rent/ed. Sight is onesof the
greatest bleesings enjoyed by humanity; to be deprived
of itricascatsi,streplie, 'rit at flsaissible, eirme means
sileMist bes devised for the protection of those neetlY
'blind who have neir enjoyed its blessings and advu-
,
orniut PAPERS'. OtINIONZ
To Trite, (Lietberet Earther). So mariss Canadians are
net Only flvIng beyondtheir risesinits-they're lilting hes
yond their creditors' moans;
OW rot -Sark, (The :Xiteintner)....-bartle is on its
iway out of the sena of titonelel troubles, 4111'.01Y0 the
Examiner, *the issue of further 44,tbonturaii''can be avoid-
ed, it will not i* WAY' !fairer untiftlie Citizens of Battle
have vary Inibetantial relief from VaYtnents on, this
score. This year finithste the ptu* Ached leen* Of 006
en Whlett 040 *mull ,PaYMOrtt was $10141 oat- the
Bradford' et', toed*** (11.0014) -Issue. The soros Issue
of ten willtlx WOW* ,SI641:41' .annuelly, wilt to tent0
pitted next ladtr..1.4:1148 nb debenture WON elphls,:biat
Oft three fallowing yealts- will See Ow butt of ilVe ponies
Oat es.11 for tota paY*00. akts of 1$20,101
,.„
riktei the Sitnitti.o,
er)ossIte ttaite too
eta 'della hissi, said X,
sitution, Immo at
Win nover
Libraries
A. list of those librariee ts whom
grants are to he paid" this year will
be passed around. ssI would request
the several reeves to certify the cor-
rectness of the. addressees of those
librarians or secretaries shown on
the list to whom the grants will be
forwarded..
ROBERTS, County Clerk.
, TREASURER'S ',STATEMENT
Mr. A. Ilirskhier-County,.Treaswer"
pmented the following report, which'
shows, as he stated, the deductions one -
skew offset the Inereases and with care
the deficit may be reduied before the
end of the
General Account .
.CeTerier Period lan. 1 to May II, 1936
Taxes collected for lin*. ,$ *220141
Licensee
38625
Mos lox°
Registry Office 1431415
County Ars. tor Stationery * 143.50
Administration Justtee .. ... • . . . 1387.90
ilrisicim.tioatiso 475urts , 41E1
Wye. re Hoepftais 1333.85
Ohildren's Aid grants to Ap. 1 166.86
Miscellaneous - • • • 38.54
Prat. Gov't re Corn Borer 79.20
Redemption of Lanctis... 97.15'
' • $ 54303..90
EXIPEN'DTIVRE
Overdraft Jan. 1 ----$• 3026 82
Mothers' Allowances 7857.50'
Children's Aid 1309.11
Administration Justice . 6566.81.
Old Age Penelons 6708.89
Grunts- 1405.00
2300.45
a5oo.5a
1486.89
1924.28
353.31
96.13
OM/ 41411
Ittimicipal -Government
schools -
Registry Office .....
Jail - •
Printing
Redemption Lands
County Property
Insurance, Heat, Telephones.... .1263:38
Hoepltais 10199.26
Transfers to County Bbzne, -1000A0
Miscellaneaus • , 56.89
returned to Iiwps, 2277.41
Transfer 10 Frov. . 00.00
13.• L. Interest ' ,580.95
Bal. 1p35 Audit 175.00
Half of registry office equiptiet 1740,00
Com Borer Inspector.... .. .....„.„. 144.15
e • ' •
s s • $ 40982.04
' Balance In Bank May 31....$ 1921.05
COUNTY IfIGHWAYS
Receipts
1035 Subsidy , $ 46842.83
Plioness-Office
. Houle, 112,, H ASO (Is
Coal Yard and Office at the Harbor.
i
tclinic Leans 28000.00
sundrY 'Revenue , 2298.89
.. \
$ 79141.57
Expenditu,ra
Raid on Vouchers , $ 21522 52
1935 Mo=s bad 55600.00
COMM, Ray, Lists 22865
Interest. 1133.19
Overdraft Van. '1 737.44
$ 78823 80
Balance 113 Tlaiik "May 31-4 517.77
Estimated Expenditures, General Ac-
count,' 1938
PI1IPANDITURE .
091/00 le
oOltals $ 61000,00
_nem' Allowance* .„ ........... 2190"&1:01
AdM°4 4gelnistrPatoni4°.bsof Justice 118510:0..:00
-040thelisconicipejo ,Go. Argent
Jail ' "
county' ' e :I fe:
Demand (boon Interest 2000.00
COUntY ProPertY • 1800.00
Insurance, .Ileat, eto
j., 1800:00
121:30c.7124:en,*(17:: ;3:°:tiage•••• - 4/1°°4°
Vogt( Borer Jonspector
Ilegistr.e- OlItee - -700,09-
:Aludit • I
200.00
250.00
25040
'EQUIPittent. (reg. orrice % pd.)'' 1800.00
Sundry
2:007
516160
Rims Overdraft Jan. 1 -""""'"----3925.0-0
..........---,-
1, 0 11
Less Est.. ReceVts
5165025.00
' )4210.00
TO be raised by Rates 5155015.00
3.35 VIM on 'Ass% 146308.44
4444404••••••••••••*444.4.4
$ 6708.56
Estims,t,ed Deficit
- ESITIVJIATED RECEIPTS
'fins. re Hospitals , ..$ '300000
AchrOn. Justice 4000.00
rinceites 700.00
800,00
Rmistr5t Joitiee 1418.00
Re Com Borer ° 425.00
Re Divisioa Courts 40.00
0.6. S. Ortmts to Apr
.130.00
, ^
Stuidry 200,06
• $ 1010.00.
334t. lancePRADowv4Waing r934. 412aSWitAest....,..r 23509804..0.3a8
Debentures
To t* raised by rates
inl.115restAccoounn tua41.5 akivs 4206:20039:3.978:482.611
.95 Mills on Assl...,„
Estimated Deficit 82221 •
- COUNTY HIGHWAYS
12 Milis on Ass't „ ..$ 53125.41
General Acc 336 Mills
Prov. Mrs. 95 mills
co- 0:78
mists
5450 •niille
Estimated Deftolt . . . 7528.77
Increases in estimates are shown in
-hospitals $780,-. Old -Age -Pensions ----$885, -
Mothers' Allowances $4,500• aluilienent
$1000..
Deductions are shown in Schools
$1300, Administraticsi ot ;mike Iwo,
a 5600,
ZageC°14ntYtryilrioincet.7161/,$3$°311n60047 tyCliiidiee:Pr?Per2artY'Aid.S. '
ResnectfullY sninnitted, • •
A. IL EIRSICENE. Treasurer.
(Continued on Page 8)
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NO NAME ATTACHED -\
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The writer's name to a letter about
the paths in the park not being dis-
closed, it cannot be used. The name
would not be pubfished. • If that writ-
er cares to disclose his identity, the
letter will be used. .F•d•
Rub it . hi for Lame Back. -A brisk
rubbing with Dr. Thomas' EelectrIc- Oil
wil relieve lame Wk. The akin
tmmediately absorb the oil Andit witi
penetrate the 'tisanes and bring tpeedy
relief. Try it and be eenvinced. As the
liniment sinks in, the 13a,in comes out
and there are ample groun4s for Sa,371,11g
that it 125 an excellent artie
Does Your Stomach:: Rebel
After Every Meat You Eat?
The bloated, heavy feeling after meals;
the empty, sinking, -gnawing before -meals;
the belching and flatulency between meals;
the rising and souring of food, all these
and more fall to the lot of those suffering
from stomach trouble.
Burdock Blood • Bitters tones up the
membrane lining of the stomach, and re-
stores the natural process of digestion.
Take B.B.B. and get rid of your stomach
trouble. - •
the
CANA.DIA'NIS AND --TH-Ellt INO.USTRIES-AllE; THEIR. BA;Nit
FRUIT Git,P.WING
APPLE GROWItt. Hello, Peter, how's
rape business?'"
0
GttAPti 63,0107Elt: 'Pretty fair, Jonathan.
How Me apples?", *
Atv.iiidn.'0,5)*Eit$ "Likewise.* $ttts.
ire.gtowing like weeds and the* old pots are
itt fuse condition and beating' Well Agin.
. And my firma:dal side is good, too. '/Ste raid
4 .
*ffynfosced1sngaattbcBankof
gotittealjnd the .A5;1* ba s agreed to help
int Market my crop."
•GRAPItittoiroott "So you'eo ssotlier us'
tomer of thatbank in not Surprited,
though, the way tolcOeste orbs, I *don't
1
have tO, worry about aedit. ThetaniCknoia
always keepsny *guy:gents withAhei You
will remembet,Ionsthin, that I ,enlitsca Aiy
"vineyarcilast yaw; and the Bank fitiaticed my
neit posts and wire -
" a
•
Some of. the -Notes serittos .uso1. by hut,.
Growers: Business chequinglecounts; sitsts
ings Accounts; ttatte,: and tredit'infotMatien,
dorgestrc and foreign; closest rites on Amer.
disses of" tiveign exchange;
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