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T}I UI1t A7.11)A ,r..U(AUSAr ,]lrh, 1940
tonal -*tar
ua,
eik R ,'I LGTIO 1„EQUIPaED ('arladi:lai mills under Government
regulation bust supply two carloads
Repeatedly `tills coling. has pointed
for the Canadian trade,
to the harts resulting front the upward o a a
Viral of living costs and attempted ta) It seems that Gordtirl Sinclair, well-
pojnt out the benefits to be derived from knuw•u world traveller, who has been figures sire used for the sake of con-
e reversal c f the process. \%e are visitiug• many Ontario towns ill cuu- venience •and clarity.
pleased to note that the idea is nectiun with a radio program, has Before wage -increase: �1.Ut}
,, tiut•uial cost 4 $
having' support from various quarters. stated that iu uuly three of the se -
Selling comiuissiuu, ..0'`. '20
towns --- c'o11(ngwood, Penetaug and Retail markup, 6U`s'o •7'2
Liudsay--Was the food tit fol human
ease was presented of au increase of �.un—airiiptiou. Tlu• Mitt•heil Advucete , Retail 'twice ` $1•92
tribes -ett'ullir,' eseep tiuu to Sillclair's
groups. -•the fairness of which could ieul.irk, for Mitchell was out of the ��'ag;e increaser 10' lU
hardly be disputed. .Nobody wu 1Id be ,ix -e -alar tuwee 1 isited . during the 1 selling cow/Lessem* _'0'• ,'()
any better off, for prices for all groups past year. Possibly in his travels tui Retail markup, 60t.e •741
would rise accordingly, and, the article India and other Eastern, count'Vies ,
Retail' price $2.11
—
in Canadian l:l)tlntt'y'mun argued, ex Sinettir acquired peculiar tastes that It must be observed that each time
port trade would suffer. —rho article are not satisfied by the substantial and au article is handled the cost increases,
w"ilelest,uie but- less exciting fare that and each increase 1a a percentage o11
"If industry were able by more �' the immediately preeediug cost. , .It
is offered in any Ontario town. Uudt will be observed also that while the
efficient. management ----- up -to -,date ` out l.mau receives 10 cents • more for
machinery, increased output. etc.
— rich is not one of the`s1Sty•fuUl Wvvn
to offer a pay increase, it would be and does net have to protest Sinclair's ' making; au article he pays 19 cents more
much better and fairer to reduce rude remark, which might be just a fur it when he buys ft • at retail. In
f .all manufactured or might btu a w'artl ' other words, he. •gives 19 cents for 10
the price U bill ler publicity, it t,
articles, thus beuetittiug the &01i eeuts. if the increase 111 cost of pro-
' • ) > helping * fug„ to towns which lie has yet lu 1'i,it duction were 20 cents, he w0111d pay
sumer. That would 1 c 1 h
uud child irr that if th,by do not pt•uduce a metal iS cents more for• it than he would
every man, w omau .
the country.' If a prodlit.t, Is tit for it king and an epicure he will had .there been nu increase above
lowered in price, the demand fur it., itftt tttgle ther�t in his 10011)e)u)i. uurlclal.
is, increased, exports are increased,'
C. \IOI;TZ\iE1t B.I':GI:AL'.
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and the entire industry stimu}�,t.t�'41$ ' �., - , 'The "With pries, as a result of freta fatal shooting of - a fourteen -
competition, becoming lower and year-old joy by a Toronto policeelan
..lower; -all workers would enjoy a has aroused protests that were absent
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TIM GOMRICH SIGNAL,STAR
• WAGES AND COSTS
Editor.The Signal -Star.
fir, �l[t
has ..been stated maany times
that tl1a 'wet ofssierings lite 4'that of
everything else, With certain exceptions,
is based o11 cost of prodaeti'oa and
that a general inereas..e in wages can-
not Heels pace 'with a consequent in-'
.crease in the wet of living. Many'
people appear to be at a lose' to under-
stand why that is so: Perhaps a shuttle
illustration may serve to enlighten i
thoee whose minds are open for •tile
reception of truth. Iu the figures given
below "normal cost" is manufacturer's
cost of an article, plus profit, before
the •air•ost of •Iiroductiun has been In-
creased by an increase in wages. Round
IT
,y)0zg,rl1s1W»GILT T8t,11 0
AnirewLane Picnic
Held at Point Clerk
Over One Hul�:drred, Enjoy Family
Gatlaeri lg on the Shore of
Lake Huron
LUCKNOW, Aug. 6. The Andrew -
Lane retain!' picnic was held at Point
C'la,rk oh July li st, with 1111 attendance
o, about 110. The events of the day
included a program -of spells feet ;young;
and old, a ball game, and a Basket
supper. •• ;
Winners iu the races Were as fol-
lows:. Girls b years and under, Marie
Johnston, Alice ,Brooks; boys 5 years
aced under, Gary McKenzie, Barry 1c-
Donagh ;..,boys t3 years and under, Barry
McQuilliu, Ross McDonagh; boys 12.
years and under, Ivan 1e4 ulllin, Lloyd
Barkwell; girls 10 years and under,
Kathleee' Lane, Lillian Itaynard; boys
10 years and under,- Steve Stothers,
Hugh Lane.; boys 16 years and over.
.TF'rluik Backwell, Art Andrew ; married
women, Florence Julrils tuff, Mae Smith;
married aged, Bob Barkwell, Fred Me-
cluillin; grandparents, Mr. and \Irs. will eliminate the construction of three
S. 11. Stothers; slipper race" ladies,
I bridges was assured by Hun. George
Doucett, Ontario Minister of High-
ways, when he paid a visit to T. Roy
Patterson, Buren Cotutty engineer, here
We published last week an, article from
Canadian Countryman in which thee
borne in the same percentage for all After wage sue ease :
PNormal cost
c$1.Q0
continued: 4'
continuously , rising standard of -
living even thu'ugh their money
wages remained • at , stationary
level."
With -avoidance of -strikes apd other
interruptions to production. getting rid l)t•. stopped. Oue Teruutu eitizeu makes
»` ;of Goyernment subsidies and other the suggestion that the police should
oierhead expenses reiiulting front ire t ••a.telals, At a-sre1
sen economic conditions, Canadians, should be. held responsible r fo'i• -any
instead of finding .it more and more a,) shouting unless they are attacked—
problem' to cope with ink reas ing living w•hiclr. was out the ease in any of the
-costs, would find the fight for existence
no longer a steru necessity and would
be able to enjoy life Without encouuter-
vvheu similar cases were reported front
various parts of the Provigrce. It is
beginning to be seriously felt that the
reckless use mit firearms by police should
NEW POSTAGE STAMPS TO
BE' ISSUED NEXT MONTH
Philatelists etre iuterestedl in the an-
nouncement made, in Parliament last
w>ek by hon. Eruest Bertrand, Post-
master -General, of a new issue of post-
age stamps.
,,,•The lireseUt pic•torial postage stamps,
which were first issued in 1912 and
194:1 to de Me - the.
Canadian people, are ,to be replaced
by new. designs in keening with the
turu from wartime pursuits .to ways of
peace. •
No change will be made for the
fatalities noted front_ time to time in present in the 1 -cent, "-cent, 3 -cent, Arthur R. Ford, ,editor -ill -chief of Y.Mr(_`:A. camp at Camp ,,.Ki -V a -Y,
this column. In • this latest cast; two :1 -cent and 5 -cent postage stamps which The London Free Press, has :been re- Paradise Lake, will be given the' benefit
Policemen not'iced two y'outlas who they bear portraits of His Majesty the King. cuperating at Bayfield, and has written 'of instructions from an • expert on In -
On Monday, September 16, of this an article on the lakeside resort irr the dian lorev•aint nature study. Walter
lug big bills of expense on every ;isle, suspected were see .l t, two y cur a Ir(Svv series. of 1)1(101 sal postage course of which he says : t Barnes, Goderich, who has juo t corn
-
year
Belgium, we are told. this view from a liaarked car. «'lieu accosted by stamps will be issued illustrating the , "There is a growing fear amongst fileted a Inonth at Camp Kitchikewana,
has been adopted by. the Guvenimeut elle police the lads naturally took to basic industries and raw materi,als'.of people who love,- Bayfield and its 'Beausoleil Island, 11as been appointed
with the consent of the labor u141011 , their heels., and uo doubt ran all the 1.111idar The ..new series of stamps atmosphere that the jazz tide of the to the Camp Ki -«'a -Y staff.
wilt be of the 'follow•iii, denominations modern generation which 11 has spoiledv
who realised that higher price, were faster when the police bt Kari to shout. and subjects:
o so many summer resorts will over- Some people feel that if they lost
offsetting.. any . ad�l-anteag&. front higher t ,,Aftot ,rct'pc�aited shots one_ Of the boys 5 -tents, brown. — Easterh_ Canadi�t11-wlielnr 13uyfietd. A1ileric(atll:; in. ever their dignity they wouldn't have much
wages and are co-operating in the plats was fat t11\`_- hit. As one `Toronto :furze scene, Ontario.a increasing numbers, are soyading; Lake of anything left—and'they-wouldni
of a general recttletiun of prices through t•itizc•n say's, 1"No car anti uo valise is '•10 -conte, olive 11,1'4n '—,Great Bear Huron shore. • It will not be, lung at a `"
Lake, showing scene of first pitchblende the•.preserit rate mild every foot of.
increased manufacturing eflicieric•y and Werth a buy's life. Sorely the police discoveries. lake shore from Sarnia to Tobermory' ' ■
Y1� ht, y(� .{j(,t'. ri.. li 1vt ptht r lvav, of )jcl:iu r a �.•u� ►ect ( y _ •> — clr>1 des ri_ Will its camps, cottages and.sum-
A Favourite Remedy
'.a. h y �r1 tit. 4 ... .1^'� '^•�M ��lil _ .:1 .. p. F ..1. , b _ l I - { .cents dark _.b1 c1cv u 1 e t u .I
.. .. -; .. .., i n+ : _. .. . ,.. r .+.-o-- .- •-sc,stu•w_ .... V,..a...-7 .r,c . �_.. _. '.^e-
'_s...a ,.. ..,a.«.8 - . ...-�.. .shy, -.. Oft '..na.. ... r'• - '3 "t-.. :, � „ ...., ....
., .... _. ... t - •r ► �>�'(1 $aIe.•mss.
re tW �• +moi � �0-"'611 �'�'If�tlre A�x,rt r t11e est; if
a happy ,tate Chau .hof?il tl'iem. �t t, u�tn too lxi�v e� s�flon cin ._sin -t lfauric.e `Ri��1, �' `Fo p
To bring about such 1 I . p , , cans who have come •to- Iia •field, most TO FO VLER'S EXTRACT
• ., 0 - c ncbec• u y DOC y
of affairs in Canada would require ,tett ;l premium on property as euro t'0 -cents, carbon -blue — Conibirled of then. have' located there because they OF WILD STIiAaPBERRl' has
revolution in public thinking; but there pared .vv~ith personality." 'reaper and harvester, Prairie 1'ru�'iucesr love the old-fashioned village, its been a favourite remedy for bowel
can be siich a revolution when people= ;)0 -cents, green — Lumbering aper wandering Streets, its grassy sidewalks, complaints. Made from an original
s begin to ponder the problem frl)m the LOOK _BETTER OVER THE" FENCE I
aliens in 119.11ish Colurebiar its lovely old trees,- its gardens' and its prehcription, ' it is sato, pleasant
point of the general benefit Iuther, thin). 1 London Echo) I +1, purple—\ew• train -ferry, .with 1 flowers. They vyant to get awaj• from and,elfeetive.
Finn' people generally eelu to stave fishing -beet. 1 rinec� Edward Island. •
the, mad rush of Detroit. There is �{ Pi serib0fr for
from -that of their own immediate self - �' geese onl one juke box in Bayfield and t �_/ � Diarrhoea
ars idea that city people fare ]nude (-cent, :fir Mail, larks-tetnada y a p Intestinal Pains
interest. > , better than their country eitusins utidt'r i11 flight nrar Sudbury, ((tarso.-I)firently it does not fit into Bayfield G�'' 1\4 'r;
tabooing;. This is a, \ery debitlblc' .17 -cents air 11i:(il t1ij(1 s ecia1 de- life; it is seldom playing;. There is �. Sea Sickness
p 1 a dance hall, but it is far awe in ,19W� Summer
e itestiou. - - t livery. violet bine--Traitsutl:ultic snail • •
EDITORIAL NOTES 1 a grove across the river." y D ti'- OF `S Complaint
True. settle city people can go t r1Iltine ever (►iebce ('sty'. _ g dk€ _ At the first
WLL., G
loesn't indulge ih--- filiFi5,H SEASON FpR GRASS FIRE'S remedy. you '11' be. agreeably sur -
the b:lla"•1• and btry. cakes Ind (•uen4:ies;,, ln-cearts special delivery, green --The _ ST,t RR symptoms of
Wanted—:t good beg rain.
tlaey (•ally eat :lt rest1111 �lits, 'and they. :truss of (•alta a, w-Itll laurel alld ()live. !�(� �`;• 1}el com-
Prices of. smelt fruitsetrt• at a dizzy le, t /,,,,,,./y enetle, stery.. Ties artesiee , .
# ' # eau bey juin: au(l jellies. But that Iir: e'en >s symbolic of victory and peace.' QQ
,' plaints try thisheight this season. Perhaiis the (•ity werner
° EITORIES SST FOR
FOU COUNTY _15 $B$
Territories iu that comity for which
each -nurse will he, _xmo btl?A_
allotted When the nurses feet b;itis the
County health and hospital committee
at Clinton ln.et Thuradtay,,night.
Miss lUjiribelle "McKenzie, the supee-
vising nurse, was allotted the town-
ships of Colborne, Goderich and ll:ullett,
the village of Blyth and the town of
Clinton. "
Miss Jean Falconer- Townships of
Usborne, Stephen, I1ay Laud Stanley and
the villages of Exeter and Iletsail.
Miss Jlurgaret Roberts— -Townships
of Tuekersniith, McKillop, Morris and
Grey the- village of Brussels and tine,
town of Seafonth.
Miss \Lary Love --Townships of A.sla-
field; East and West Wawanoslt,, Turn -
berry. and Howick and the town of
W Ingham.
MINISTER OF HIGHWAIYS
MEETS COUNTY ROAD MEN
All increased grant on a stream
diversion job iu Grey township which
Florence Johnston, Mae Smith; ptlea
plate race, men, Bob, Barkwell, Frank
Barkwell; clothespin rac'-c>, ladies, yV'iti=
use Wheeler, Mae Smith; three-legged last. Thursday. Accompanying- the
race, Barkwell and Brooks, Stothers arid` 'Minister of- Highways. Was J. A. P.
Marshall,. chief engineer of municipal
roads under the Department of High-
ways. In a meeting with the .County
road committee and -the - County
engineer. various County road problems
were discussed. „ill ardent golfee, the
Minister of Highways stated he hoped
to be back -in Goderich again soon, at
which time he planned to challenge tl,e_
('aunty' engineer to a gauze of golf • t
Maitland course.
the
.Stothers; w'heelbarrow- race, S. Stothers
amid Jr Stothers, F. B:l.rkwell and G.
Ilrboks ; egg race; ladies, Mae Smith,
_liildred Purdon.
A toothpick race between teams of
telt girls and ten boy's was you by
the boys, captained by G. Kirkland.
The girls, however, [11111ed' the tables
its the `pillow race, the team of ten
girls> '' Andrew
1 1
by �� 111.1 f t.d
captained
I to ed
defeating the team of a similar number
of boys.
The oldest person I)reseut was •Mrs.
Susan Andrew, and the youngest was
Joint Angus McCharles, three weeks
old. The person coming the greatest
distance was Mrs. Alfred Andrew, from
Seat Ste:. Marie.
Officers elected are: President,
Stephen Stothers, Arthur, _Ont.; vice-
president, .Mac Lazne; Kinlough ; secre-
t}try .and seribe,• C• E. McDonagh, Luck -
now treasurer, W. G. kis
, ue : uow.
BAYFIELD HAS NO "CONEY"
ISLAND''' AMBITION
RECOMMENDED FOR OLD -AGF,
PENSION
()f sixteen applications for - old -age
pension which came before the •Huron
("aunty Pension Board last •Thureday-
afternoon, fifteen were recommended
for pension, only one being turned
down. • Full allowance was recom-
mencled for a luother's allowance ap-
pliCatiotl., William ' R. • Archibald. of
v' s lip, is t. Airman of
the board.
--INSTRUCTOR IN INDIAN LORE
-KITCHENER, Aug. 6.-13oy campers
who 'will attend the annual ;Kitchener
growet are g;ettil►gr back at the lli h „f the - suing.. `hop • (11kes and 1'he ti re brigade wits called ant ler
wage people in (flits and towns. IStit i,:Istril s :ire eosin-lttxnrlc ; restaurant two grass fire, on '1'(11 ti 't 1)01 9- in
(11 1(11 :Ire eSpeil*iVt. :lull usually not Str.Andrew's ward. The first wits in
have a 1 Il 1, , t 1 tellies .ilk
111
prised how quicJlly it :works and
how much better you, feel. But
- ask for - it by name —,DOCTOR
lettrt, f1i11:5: aV't''rt out all-, a ;tctiii1 i slut, ,all 'el ie > the ntorllingrr nitwit il.:;9.:1.1'ti the other Fo\V .ER's EXTRACT OF WILD
the I,it; t 1 Itt1 class fly, and i11 shun. sni,iily. Titus the , at :t.:;(1 in
the :tfteruoun. Birth were r STRAWBERRY. Price 50c a bottle.
- Iit n,: ell :Iltlliit tel ;00.city pt'`rsofa 'klllirl:ly extinglti�hecl. The T. Milburn. Co.. Ltd.. Toronto. Ont.
.hjkcut-.-.ligstrikes ill 1':lrliaint'nt tI'y 1i il'ttt• 111est' 1it14iLs 1't iitllitt'(1 •ley 11116,
'Ability- tu• 1) 1y _1,.,r 1lieul olid ly til
conaiiaittee at (]tt:l'wa. AI it, ister of Ls111i,ri fart. ill sone• 1°:l''. th:lt 1lti Y,t .lint
• Miteitttii tlet'la1't•tl, ' It'ti slut 1e;tsiatlun';irtu't ne:lrly t'ntjttuil (If seen) things
that is the :Iltsw•t'r; it's (siltation sense:" i�1'1 est :lr,Ittittl. '
.stili 1�t thl, tbt• fat'1 11',x1 iwt,,,'1•, f1,r
Aild +a1}I1►x,11, •t 11,1>. Itc tni; lit h•+`'' )V11it'fl tht'rt iS 12," :s,ti.fActor,v ,•111) -:,remarked, is t,nl u1 the111.t!`I'1t11L'l,l11itt'I11 �1tf-lttt- t,tt 1111' tiltirfiet ltel'e. is in eltortt-
of qualities. 1 seedily.:led Iltt' real peen's, of 1114> city i,
* e I•ab,lnlllg; 11( 1(111' 1-.itt t au 1'le5y
There is Still u,) „tlit•ial reply t,t -the i'11e- .city dwetlt•r.-recipreentes the
farmer e envy by wishing; he could have
questiot) as to what is to be.dene vi ith" :111 the pleat :end lnttt'r lie cunld eat.
the tuwu clack \v ten the nem (etirt (f citiu•se ht' oftt'lt i;li'f :1 Wtv that
hose i. 1)11111• O
. ne sliggt',tiet11 1, that i
utllt':It And hinter al's• not 1,1')tdllt•ed on •
it be piart.rd ill the lire }1u11 tower. This :... ...very farm in this etiutry-r and that
11 trent r5 who do nett 1:(11 their own heat
may -net be feasible 'offbeat coil,l(lt•I• 112111Htllly of 101(1.21•th(']1' 01111 101tt1.1,I eat
• able alieratloi1 to the tol\.)'i, lint it i s,lbjttt bet (ht' '.;tine ra'ti,tll restrit•tious
would liens, the fltIVATItilV i•,f :I vit"w• 11s their city, cousins.
'tt• trees, l lint t'1 t 1 , « 1 'The grass .1111.11 5 leeks irl'eeit('r i11
uuiol.errlai'teci � ,,,111t'body- else', pasture, nut flour of
will b) quite a while
bel'+•rt' the 11- are really .eitTerii`i at :all under
question needs to be -t•ttlt'tl. 1)1't',ent feed 1),guLt,tiens sand all of its
# a a t ,•ttllntiy a1111 rity- -ea11 probably get ..•
Newspaper headirl;.;-,, if taken of Ciit-'it•
"I''''.,14. with a little 1c -s thus releasin;; I
1u„Ie t(t go14► ,tat'1111,,•1.111 1 e,-Qvlil•re ,
face 1s lite.lvon]11 iudi,:tee tbat the the food we ,ave wilt 5.111.' lives. '1
pea':e ' „21fcre0.., at I'e1'i, are having a
sort of neigh -awl -tumble fight. 1f
that is 111e w':14' 1►e:l,'1' terms .are to he
settled, we shmtltl ,end its 'r.,.loler•iee's
s•hanliii, I. pugilist¢,'itr>tead of elderly • 13y Edward Sant
gt'iiti('loen like .11i•. King sof 1 )tt:lvva i 'Fisc (dta tiluld lit disputed that the iioli tit li-tr .w-:tt• tweet :11 ,tile A•ost of
1',,,,t ot• :111 'e1 li 1- 1,1'1111 y' •l�htt•1• is t''''"• -,•.t 1. • The :Iiless+1iells' char's e
and lr.b;yrrlC�, t�f 1V':ashitl;;to;l. .1 ,
• I
something: quite 1'htllltelll)ig; 111 11:11 fogs � flee til",t' .,111('11 11-e•(l II1�e111'y pressure
chap Ilk(' Jets 1,'1111'. 11„w'• (.0111(1 t•lt:ttt • Itlttlit'3 en„l(g;li its t;,tAtl' b'it• i1),(t'•, ilit''wa`to 11 ti,nle gevc1'llolent rtefatrael. ;111d
up the wind... t„t et .1 'pleuritic ('sports of lift'. with 'unit ii -left eget for 11 'tha•11 prolitetl by . 111e 111/11111111(1 Me of
/,in no time at'allr that 1111)1'1) y can hey. ,It ddy 111)111tj1 ese, Ttt 'their fanny
_ few of the thio;;: ' "
* Thi' e% 11 illtl,('ilrs wile), greed fur Money nlort:tr shells are attributed the deaths
t:Iti.t, lo., of tale thin:-, that nreney of Ingo}' Allied seldiersr They nave
Wi111 rt•fereuce to the .portage td („ii,,'1t pnrt'11:1st. Honor, ,elf-re.`peet •r:lrfe(l pitying the price of then' profit.
'builvliree material. TYie Esoter'Tittle.- end friendship :ire often li'ehtly re -'and the penalty- bels barely l)tguu.
Advo mitt 'states that the major eatl.e ; g:arded until they tire lost : then alt fin' The s(+coud case is worse*. ,In ('hula
is the rxportin;; .uf timber from this .!tittle disks of fruits" 111 the world touid tho11sands of children are dyini; hi the
t not restore !tie hoinitoe. cheerless iigt,ny of eta net 1ion w'hil(�,
(°nYlntry, and continues: ilii, nil< In onr present pl;tn of 5),1'101 een1101lly 1111t tell.perrent. of the .Arttetaica)1 re-
taken •polic•y ufPexiorting T'anadtt's rimiest- is :1 tleeessity' :lied. like all enol- lief fond is getting through to them.
- raw_inaterial Bte, mit the dunr of the, � mo(#Ibes, 1111154 br piircha,ed a1 a p1°ire. The etherninety per dent.. is distrib-
;�otne t,f us kitty tntntey with our lalor rlted through(g
the overnment favored
it)otninion ('go4'erntneni, . WI, believe tu(1 to portion of our fre0tb1111, slid if •"h1:lelc nlorket_" Two cases' where
in building 111.0 good (' 1Y011 trade, lint 111:‘,1-(1':1kee) 111:11 prim' within 10aw0,11111)11' iuo11(3 iS i(id(sed the -root of evil.
we believe more 1(rinly still in building' limit, we may tall oitrsehes fair Briniting; the subject nearer onr own
up the life of our" own c•oi.tit ry.'' Let 1 traders-, • ;,pi rliaps 04'011 wi.e traders. vision Is the 1)1(_yent game of leapfrog
u dee, now.. How would this work out i, ��,I(` shall It't that distinction only :being, Played by war.*ea"and Iivilt;; coal,
r if ,we labor heyt,nd the capacity of «'ithnlit mn11(11 ' 1rotiny it is evident
ine' the matter of coal, for Instance`' our lleulth, or' if we :acriticu too emelt that this lirt,hiem e•an never be solved
Despite a shortage of fuel in the :Mates,' oP our froodottt to the gothering of by the sheer lower of looney aloft(':
Washington continues t(1 allow the eX- 1 excess w•ea)119. There are- i l few ''here would,, be no ('('111 ng to sop 1lte'
:lm mg 115 who c•onld trot simplify our vicious spiral. A greater ('y'aination
Ipcirt of coal to (unaela, Ilov: would( 1Yectes. eines and perhaps benefit by" re- . of spiritual .factors is needed, :t, more
the people of Ontario l(lue it if our gairlillg; ,t grt'('atet ulras11re of ft•c'c'rinm. Wiiolosttlne spirit of ('n.opertltime a
neighbors adopted the policy of phut -1 The sort of tuoney that tines ,povae'ss closer 11pplit'.attinn t.1 the 'Golden Rule
`ting off otiplirie1 to tlii€1 country when-! evil rants platy he itoug,lit tlnlv at' 1;410 of Rr(rfYtei111) )(1
• ever it suited- tit(lit''eolivetifen(t0? It'' priee of. coil i('i('ilee. And this fs fat' W'(' 'i•'vtn heat oil lel, icing; money
a too high a price for any sort of ul'oney., 011r twister. instead of making it our
would not be in accord with the '1'wo flagrant and fragrant embed of such helpful servant. Instead of red'neing
(3111' need of it, we )(rein determined to
giva1 it the ettttns of a god. 'We, aria
('rlr•t'etttly "111 reverse"- and- roust soon
"rhe nge gears if money is not surely
to become the root of all ,evil.
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get setf r a new driving experience. You will find this new
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Local Agents,
SERVICE, STATIONSHELL ,
KINGSTON ST. — PHONE 535 — GODERICH
Harvey Baxter — Allan Linfield
PICNIC FROM STRATFORD
The annual picnic of the Kroehler
Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Stt'atford, wilt,
be held in Goderich, on August 10. It
is expected that about 300 adults and
75 ehildreu Will attend., The employees
1 special rain o
n
Stratfordi t
v
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�ITcae
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the morning of...._.,A.ugusx...10, returning
to the city by special train later in the
evening.'
EXTRA
MONEY
5E11 Re0ots Ovlupndlno•A11-Oic000n0roorma
Cord, -'your 'oval A6,olnaly No Odor
Valeo Oto Itl
Ordrea came fart add•so,1t6 when your {ntndt
and co,,t �os ser Rcaat,e.fepnmal very
day GrS cen Karl, Colourful ou aite up
Basso card. ,emfor5100 Youmakeup
to 46'1 chit protr Sample on approval of
du, end other an,artmcnta Wets today
REGAL STATIONERY CO. LTD.
103 11mcoo St„ torostto
'Manv(acturere 41 Cal,pde'. (4.drnd
Card Value. l;ArutRaga! Ba of 7 Cards fo. $1a
Lakevie.w Casino, .Gralld Bend
• DANCING E VERY NIGHT ••
Gordon De
gamont and .his Orchestra
Gordon Delanlont's polpularity is aniazilig. The !nest popular
orchestra to play at Lakeview Casino
SPECIAL MIDNIGHT DANCE
AUGUST • 12th, 12,05 a.m.
• SUNDAY, AUGUST 11th, 9 p.m.
THE EVER POPI'L:'lR
VA.BIETY <, ENTERTAINERS
frinT girteiv TIE 'i'' i 'NFIS' '•A 1.4
SJIX Fah COLLECTION
Va
SOFTBALL GAME— EVERY,' WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MART KENNY
and his WESTERN GENTLEMEN
TUESDAY -AUGUST 16th
ARE FEET.
-THIS WAY
Rub in> Minard's Liniment generously,
and feel the relief steal over the aching
muscles and joints. For all muscle and
joint pains, aches and stiffness, sprained
iasnkles, twisted limhs—Minard's has
been famous for over 60 years.. Good
for dandruff and skin disorders, too,
.Get a bottle today; keep it
handy. ,
AR'D'S
LINIMENT
Evil Roots
principle of "live and Iot Iiv °° to Waith 1 er°il trolling 11ro in the ttcw'a-s tr)day.
rich 14111011 111) s('i'viee lie given, \Ve In illinnis a group ,,f Well-i)lttsiled
"elteentivesr' are tinder the angrily
and itsttind that for Civet t'arlaat o 'seorehing light of :Y :gestate investiga-
thkik r t l:1°111cl f1'oin° 191 (icit1nlry the tiott ik'eause they irottght as 'inulti-mil-
URGEN4
'j Bottles0are badly
I needed.
•
nReason new bottle
production slowed by
shortage of materials.
fl Remedy- Return ac-
10 cumulated empties.
Put them back into
circulation. Check Ss
your ,basement today. •
. •
Bring them to riedrest
Brewers Retail store Or
telephone for pick;up.'
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FJREWORK$
Agricultural Park, Goderich
.Wednesday,,. Aug. 14
SIX: WANDS
. I Seal Band, Godericlh Blue' , Water Baiid Exeter Band
Milverton Red 9
Clinton d Seaf'ortht Band : Lucknow --Band
� LegYon Band, � Pipe
Bands will leave Square at 7.30 p.m.
PRESENTATION OF CUPS AND GIFTS TO LIONS HOCKEY TEAMS
Lions Juvenile Hockey Team, Winners W.O.Q.. A., 1945-6.
Lions Midget Hockey Team, Winners W.O.A.A., 1945-6,
Harley Crawford and Wilfred Hamilton, Donors .of Cups, will personally present Cups.
Lions Club to present (rifts tto individual players.
TORY GREGG, IOKNX SPORTS ANNOt NCER, WILL BE AT THE "MIKE"
Fireworks .Display at Close of Band Tattoo M.
New and novel display of Pyrotechnic Craftsmanship.
ADMISSION 500 ° FitpE GRANDSTAND FREE PARKING
' •1131'' FREE "l(�l TE PRIZES
.,llt
t :
Lady's 17 -Jewel Wrist Watch. Gent'tt 15 -Jewel . Wrist Watch.
12 Individual Pair LadiehNylon Hose.
I ' s .
• These' prized given free. No tickets sold on prize, Sponsored by Goderich Lions
J. W. COATEIS, President. It G•. EMERSON, Ohae ratan Boys' and :Girls' Committee.
A. rf E7 SKINE, Chairman• Tattoo Committee.
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(Club.
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