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TECTIVISDA.Y, UPTEMI3 11, 1016,
A Commandment!
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"Pm ber the Sabbath Day, to keep it -
Hely. Six days shalt £hou labour and do'
all thy work: but the seventh day, in the
Sabbath of the Lord thy God ... .
Go to Church
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NEXT Sunday and VEItY. Sunda;
]ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO GO TOO.
$ XE ,YOUR FAMILYWITH YOU.
THIS APPEAL IS 5IAD1 BY
The "Gs? to Church" Committee
(A STRICTL •NON -DENOMINATIONAL ACTIVITY)
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NEWS .OF BAYFIELD.
j3AYFIELD, Sept. 4.—air. and Mrs. Tonis,
David Dewar, .jr., and son George, og' Misses Anne and Alice Druin re -
Toronto, were guests last week of Mr, turned to Detroit on Monday after
and Mrs., David, Dewar, ,sr. spending the summer at their cottage.
Mrs. Maynard Gorrie and son David Mrs. D. M. Volume left.on Wednes-
are spending ae few days in Stratford day for Toronto and Winnipeg, where
this wee, owing. to the illness of her 'she will Visit friexids for the next six
mother, Mrs. H. A. Lawson. - weeks.
Mrs. Lulu Burt and daughter Mary
Lou returned to" London on Monday
after spending the past two months
with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs;
Fred Baker. Messrs. Ronald. and
Howard Burt of London spent' the
week -end with their grandparents.
zap GormicH SIGNAL -STAR
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any Thousands To Attend teI-national Plowing .Match
Port Albert, eleven raiie0
north of ` G(T(l(traeh. On the
Blue Water, Illgitway, where
thousands of Royal. Air Force
personnel were trained for
Wo?1d -War kI, will be the
scene of . the International
'Victory' Plowing .Match, on
October 15, 10, 17 and I.S.
the event is expected tO draw.
to the Uuderich district the
largest crowd in its history.
As a salute' in honor 'of ,a
great • agricultural institution
-the. International Plowing
Match and Farx Machinery
Demonstration, •Vvidebs xitis
fall is being held at -Mit Al-
bert, The Signal -Star is nub
lislfing a J'Souvenir Number
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Windt. melt. will have a total circul-
ation of 4,000 copies.
Profusely - illustrated' with
pictures and containing num- °
erous feature articles on plow-
ing` by well-knowu agriehlt irar -
leaders, as well. as a complete four-day
program. of events, the Souvenir
Number will have, wide reader interest
be. agricultural, visitors to thee- match.
The front page of the number will
be an advertisement by the_ County of
• Huron officially extending a welcome
to The thousands of visitors, officials
and competitors who are expected:
Throughout the. issue will be many
inforumative adyertisements by national
L ak e HU(‘,,,1 •
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This Is THE W EK „for Peaches
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YOU WILL WM A DO YOUR, QTT:AtorrX $UXiNa
fBF 1)L'',AOHES THIS WEAK.
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Fr.Huaalt
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DtloIT
and district' ship rtisers.
`Of the 4,000 circulation, 2,000 will go
out with the regular issue of The
Signal -Star Uma October 10. The
Inaining 1,400 cnpies.will be distribut >
at the International Plowing Match,
Bec;,tuse of_ the ;mount of .work in-
volved in getting out a large special
issue, those who desire to run advertise-
ments in this edition are asked to get
in touch with the advertising depart- copy.
retay.:mr-�r:c
oorrnaCs
went of The gnat Star as soot, as' t.-.- _;!`
possible, The first press runs on this
issue will get under way. shortly after
the ni,i(idle of September. In order to
hbave advertising copy'prepared, adyer-
tisers are urged to make reservations ,
for space by the end o.f the third week'
i11 September. The Signal -Star \would
be glad to aid intending advertisers in
any way with the prelraruti:,n of their
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Personal Mention
_Gordon \\'illiauls, of Lamnheth.
o-
'Wing ('ommal>.der Russ Thompson
- .. 1111s ityrived, front England to join Airs.
Thompson.here. They plan to take up
Miss Mary Green, of Montreal,• is Mr. Jas. Stewart, who has spent the residence shortly at Peterborough,
spending holidays in town.
summer months at the Benmiller where rho,were liv mug before JI r.
b Miss Susanne Bowden, of 'Vancouver,
Nurseries, leaves next week to return to Thuml)sou went o- erseas. hell JIu(\Vicar, 74, died yesterday at his sudation of Toronto he was one of
his home at Mrs.
Fred 'Pa. Trey and Airs. Joseph Janes visited. it' most active and enthusiastic mem-
is visiting her relatives in town and JI r. e All Fred C. - Shephard of week'.home,. 14 Oakmount Rd.
friends in \\()dsto(k, last \wecli J1 r:hers
vicinity., St. Petersburg,. Florida, 1tI'e visiting
lir, W. Acheson of Lindsay visited the latter's sister, Mrs. Dr M. Johnston,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. SJ, Acheson, and Mr. Johnston,
4 last week. _ _I , Mr, and Mrs. W. K. Thomson re -
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald T. Ferguson turned this: week to Kingston, wht+'e
of London were week -end guests with Mr. Thomson will continue his .studies
their respectife parents here. at Queen's' University.. .
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McLean of Lou- Col. and Airs. =Earl Kilgour and two
don were week -end ,guests at their children, of Selfridge ' FieI i,, Mount
respectit'e' homes here. ' Clements, were recent guests with 4r..
Miss Marion MacKay" has returned and .Mrs. D. M. Johnston, Elgin avenue.
after two weeks' holidays spent at De- ' Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
triiit and other points. in-- Mielaig tn, • Fisher. were Mr. and 'hrs. Russell Horn ASHFIELD MRS, GORDON, W. HARWOOD
• Rei'. Dr. T. Wardlaw-Taylor and Mrs. and . Mr. -and Mrs% John White "and
Taylor have returned. to Toronto after son, all of Detroit. After an- illness of over two years'
Mr. and Mrs, Thos.YDowney and Mr. .k�HI II.1 D tiel,h• 4 --\I1 and Zlrs
spending several -weeks in Goderich.\e s a1,u e us,(. duration, Mrs. :Gordon W: H rwood cdf
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Sweetiove have and Mrs. Reg. Dunlop of 'Toronto were 1 . ac team «a5 a u e Goderich township passed away on
returned to Toronto after visiting Mr. Labor Daty guests with Mr. and Mrs. n -
and Mrs, G. A. Dunlop.. 0. A. Dunlop. - Thursday' morning at Alex'andrau .Hos- .
Mr. Keith Hopkinson is on a two-• - - Mr. Otto Bettger and his daughter, I d pital, in her forty-eighth year. She
formerly Bella d\1't4Rae cl°►ughter- of
day business trip to Wilkesbarre, Penn. Miss .Louise Bettger, of` -New Hamburg, ber and past president of the Howard was' Bertha Alice Longll ire, daughter
He .flew over It , )l'uia. un Thursday, , 'are Visiting, -with A r: and \Jtit -Kul n 1 r . . n .i . _
� I b .,•.�..,.,..• �.,q. _....� , tom. � .. 4i, .I s. John- Ino gm re of
'dim... and. 4rlm-s✓._.''�Q I�.. ;\ii.t�itlil'� anc� I-I"(1r►I'tY'ttsolt: the first I`t�sld(uts of Klnt:tll. .It is her Masonic .Order. he was_ a member of (�'oderlch, tin`' . afterr hem fYiarria e in
Dr, 3Y.„ .12,._._Rhpad .3 itLMrs B.husl[1 SUIT Jan, of 511(117 i�'k'� 1'15110(1 f(11' 9 lel,_ \. • i _here.. afte` °;til :11, enec of 0..4.4y .j, �,___,,,La ,T • g
and children .have returned from a Week \with Mrs, Martha :,Million. turned from. holidays,. part; of which I Muskoka, but in 1923 they took up
month's visit with relatives in Pennsyl- Mrs. (Capt. J.) Kickers and. 'Miss were' spent in a boat trip to the head 1 6 and the (Slone Ilcccpturv, He was .farming on the Bayfield road, 'a few
vtinla, Lois Ginn :silent a couple of days ..in of the Lakes. ft 1 t b d minis scut }„sof Goderich. Mrs. 'Jar -
Miss -Ethel Mackenzie of Toronto wft Kitchener, • Mrs;. K. S.- Hopkinson, Airs." .T. R. ,iu Vulture' will haled out the groceries marshal of the .Sovereign Grand Prior- Wood- was a member •of''Union, United_.._.
Monne far the week -end, tli�. and Mrs: Harry McKie and Jean, Walls, Mrs. II. Bettger slid Mrs, \W, 1'r and other merchandise to leis MMalny ity „f Canada of - Knights Templar. c'hurc•11, where until illness overtook.
Teachers and 'students who have :re- ,of''101omrto, spent -the'. w; eek,emd.'\with Ha 'Night visite,d.fri`ends ill 'tratfosd (�11 toniers. have '1tiKtnzie,,who has Active mueniben of Alhambra United 1her she w1' the faithful organist and
turned to their schools are: Mr. Charles Mr. and Mrs, Jr \\'-Ne\%cbuibe " 10(1 1y. - been conducting the store, has not yet church` he had .served for some years I was ,a. valued member, of the I V,3I.S,
AlacGregar. to • Waterloo; Misses Lois Alrs.-,. Allan, :MacDonald 1s . visiting Mrs. Ivan \Kinetic, of Milo. Albertan, decided what his \vi)rk will, be in- future, as treasurer and was a member of Tor-; During the war years she 'Was. a con-
and:.
on-
and Anna Mackenzie ' to Toronto; 1 her -(laughter, Mrs,• Neil 'Fraser, at r('t1lrned home this )week after visiting JIr,,•_M1)rdo(•h AlacI,eod spent a few r -unto West 1'resb1.tery__ 1 or more than �astaInt Red C.r(iss worker - until her
Misses' Marion and --,Isabel l A' ac Chatham., and relatives Vent, Sarnia. --leer mutts, the Misses ('ur\\•et Huron days -at (Vanua hie last week, fifty \ ars h ,' h held' r ' s ini lead h failed her. " Besides er parents
as tl sane Macdonald W.
t• , ears c bad 1 (. d I icmli�r ,hrlt, l t d d. h p e is
to near Sarnia ; Mr:. Duncan ;MacKay M1•. and Mrs., \\ . 1 loos of (.'1'eemor� • road. atiol at -other _Eastern points. • Airs. `ell ,1r Maa Ken/ie is \•iaiting tis (001101 rc'ial Travellers' liSsoelationr I and her husband, she leaves to mourn
btu Bright's Gro�'e; .Biases Ilelen John- «'ere 'week -end guests with .Mr, and Airs. W. Ar Donor and Miss Helen relatives in Detroit this Week.'" In his' younger days '_lir. Jlac\Vicar' their tris. two suns, ;Maurice at Tbamesy
Ston and Isabel Howes to: Goderich ; Airs, \W•' J. Andrew, Brock street, Dotter .of Toronto are guests with the Arthur Sinlps011 left for the West N a ,lacrosse player and a member L ville and Melville at home, and a dau ah-' •
Miss Sally Macdonald to Lucknow. Air. and Mrs. Edward Lacey of De -
Mr, and Mrs. MacLean Bell'of Acton troit spent the past week -with the
spent the week -end with the latter's former's'sister, Miss Mary Lacey, Ox- .Mr. aiiu Mrs. Clarence Jackson and turned front hospital, imuprovecl in
parents, \Ir. and 111-rs. 14 Bissett. ford strt•1t, - Mrs. -It. E. Jackson. of \Kite ism were health,. •
Miss Edith Wiggins has returned' guests last week -with Mr.' and Mrs. " AIr. and Mrs, E. Nurgard .returned
from a visit with friends at Toronto Bert AleKay, Nelson street. to Chicago today aft€' 'a pleasant holi-
aii1d1 is now enjoying a visit at
1'a ris, Ont, .
I AIr. and •-AIrs. William Curina and
Gila tighter Bertha. .of 1)etruit, were
Air. stud •AII•sr- -R. Lr Nicholson, of
St. Catharines, have been visiting Mrs.
• ,Su"WHERE EVERYBODY SHOP -S'.',.
Goderich Fruit Market
IVAN LOUZON PHONE 470 WE DELIVER
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A. C. MacVIOAR, GODERICH - from Goderich. IIe is remembered by •
OLD OY, DIES AT TORONTO
TORONTO, Sept. 3. ---Former super-
visor and bratnch house manager of
Canada Packers Ltd., Alexander Camp -
older residents of the town aS einem-
ber of' the Goderich lacrosse team when
lacrosse was a popular game in this .
town and the team was one of the
best- in the district. After the organ-
ization of the Burd Old Boys'. As •
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• ASHFIELD -
ASHFIELD 'Sept,-3,—On 'Sunda
,September 15, there will be no service
in Ashfleld Presbyterian church be-
. miss.. Eliz,, .Dupuis of Toronto_ was cause __.of... -.9 U Yersary_. services. being.
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'-3ier��sistttir, '\Inns: M.....Ge�merit�-• hell3;�.uthe� R3pY�>elltrrcll. _ �... ,_ . -.,.
barfit, last week, returning to Toronto_..
— on - Monday ,-with Sir, and Mrs. G.
Knight and family, who spent the week-
end with Mrs. Gemeinhardt. a
Mrs. Renouf Johns left on Friday
for'Chilcothe, Missouri, where she will
visit friends for several weeks.
Mr. E. A. Featherston -Of Loudon
spent the, \veek,end at' his home in the
villarg'e,, r
'.;PI''ofessor and Mrs. James R. Scott re
turned to Toronto on Monday after
spending a few days- with the latter's
mother, MIS. R. TI. F. Gairdner. •
Mrs. E. Antognini of New York is
i1 guest at the Albion. Hotel.
Mr, and Mrs, Alex, Rae and child,
of Longwood, are occupying Mrs. E.
A. Featherston's home for the school
year. - -
Miss Lorna Westlake of Hespeler
spent the holiday week -end with her
parents, _Mr.,, and. Mrs, Walter West-
lake.
Miss Daw•na Toms of- Toronto and
Miss Norah Guest of : London spent
the week -end with Mr. and - Mrs. M.
.Janes officiated' at the wedding of
Miss Joanne M. Berlette and Mr. Jack
I), Gorrie on Wednesday afternoon,
August `28th. . •
Air: and Mrs. frank McIntosh and
_Mii. and Mrs. • Gordon Grossett and
two children, of,Windsor, visited.at the
hone of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Drennan,
5t Andrew's street, •t d also with Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin I-taaynard, East•street,
over the week -end. -
.Mrr Mac\Vicar was born in Goderich, Mr, MacViear was a cousin, of .the
coming to `Toronto 1.n 1891, joining the MacVicar family of Goderioh and Mr.
staff of Eby, Blain Co., whplesa George "Mic\ icar, Mr. and r,:Its.
.grocers: Two years later he becameJamesMacWicarand`Misslitar.
associated with D. Gunn,, Flayelle & Jiac\'icar are at Tordnto for the fuim,-,
brat, which takes place today (Thurs
Co. ' as junior 'clerk.. He served,; as day), v ith. the • service in Alhambra
travelling salesman in Northern and
Eastern' Ontario for Gunns Ltd. until
1907, when he was made a director and
general sales manager of the company.
After the merger. in 1926 • of Gunns
Ltd. -with Canada Packers Ltd., he be-
came supervisor and branch house man-
ager of the latter. He retired fifteen.
ASHFIELD, era' • r b ca of ill health.
Harry Beadle of (algrlry; who are visit- Mr.MacVicar • memberO f th
ing. friends at Auburn, called on Kintail Canada Packers Quarter Century Club ; .
friends on Saturday. Mrs. Beadle was honorary president of the Huron Old
Boys' . ssociation all honorary mem-
,i
rile litre .III'; ail t1i �r,..+_,Ue. '�..ne,A ltcl1t�}
,,,, -,^u... , •. h -,Tax,4 r -�¢al�a1 ;.7,(�-,•1,�7� . 1. ,r.4J,I11nM�art�;,in •
United church hnd interment in Mount
Pleasant 'cemetery. -cemetery. •
OBITUARY
over forty years. b member of Toronto Chapter, R.A.M.,
Bill MacDonald• is rt •k . in Kintai' Preceptory,
store after almost a year's absence, sence, anda / pa•t preceptor. andpast. He.
former's sister, Airs. W. I'. Abell; Elgin on Monday. a the original Tecumse1 Lacrosse ' ter, Mary flirs. Benson Sutter ), Of
avenue, Mr. Kenneth -MacLennan has . re- ('1,111. IIe had in his possession his,;Clinton : one brother, William Long -
senior C.L.A. certificate for 1.894. i Mire of Goderich, -and a sister, Mrs. •
' Surviving is hhs -widow, the former Reg. Needham, also 9f Goderich. ••_ One
Georgina.' Young. i Brother. Rod°, missed away `,early this
I — year.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newcombe and (lay here. Maley 01(1 friends iu Goderich learned The. funeral will take plact> on, Satur-
Billy have returned from a week's Dr. and \Mrs. It. L. White and (Piuoh- vwith regret of _Mr. MacVVicar's dearth. clay afternoon at 2.30A -from Brophey's
visit to. Kingston, where • they were, tees. Ann stud :Nancy, ,of Chicago, and He was burn id-Goderich; the. 'son of funeral hl,nie: where the remains are'
-visiting _Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Newcombe. JI r. and Mrs. R. Scott antl daughter .h,lo Mac\'ic:tr and -Jane ('ainphell Mac= resting: Interment will be in Maitland
Week -end guests at the home of Miss
Visitors with _fir. and Airs. harry Barbara, of Detroit, who have, been \•icor. fund, although he left (l0derich Ci 101 tery. -
Mary Lacey, Orford street. Williams. Salt -ford, river Labor Day � spending some time at the "Lime Kiln:" before his twentieth birthday he' re -
week -end Were Mr. ;111(1 Mrs. .k. C. I1iverhur(m, returned, to their homes taiued a great love for his native town Have you renewed your suhseriptiob
Milnes, \1:iss AI: rion James, Aliss•A•1:tm•ion 1l)i week. ,l•fis.°t:li ;ilet11 AttteLenrul11 and way always 111pp)~ to "cultic home- to The Signsl Star? If it is in arrears,
Nit•huhaotl's parents, Mr. ail' Airs: Al- Williams, ill, 1,'f 'Toronto. Mr. Donald spent'.some d:i� s \citht 1h0in Al their ur 11; Illei t anybody ani \where whet cage s it needs attention.
Bert Shore, 'Victoria street. Williams,uof (=silt,in(1 AIr. and Mrs. i cottage. ,
f, --
"' .. - ,, .- 1l.9,$) '%'ETHER' FOR FLYING
DOINGS -OF 1 i..i' NNON ° The race In Sniiday tinder the
.1lisPii'es of the Homing Pigeon (tub
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flight ( tl1 1 0 v
1 1 ll tl 111 Toronto.
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1)1•\(rANNO\, Sept. .5.—Mr. and tGoderi(•11 Collegiate Institute, began �.,
Airs. Sant \\'idcomBe, Windsor. Were
his wort: 'Tuesday .turning, with -111 i toe Birth• \\t•rt 1iBeralte(' at 5 a.m. and
flit lir•, mile ;trriwed in their hone'
week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. two buses leaving Dungannon at s a.m. ' lofts with only
five minutes sellaratiug
W. II, McClure, to cower the two routes. Mr. Allan 1
Lorne Popp is •111uperating at his ; Itecd is the driver of the smaller car, 1'1itt last from the first. :! Johns,utt
home here defter the removal. of his and after_ the trips the, men have been ! (n1)1 vv:Is tins'. at 1_'..l : 'end, Baker'
1_'._'_': ':;rd and lel 11. P1 ((soy's, 12'.' _'1:_ ; 1
tonsils on Saturday at \Kingham. returning to Dungannon in it and going ;2'1.21'5
th. I'ftilladu's, 1°._'3; (Ith, Baker's,
Airs. Frank Garniss and three Laugh- back to Goderich at 4. p.m. for the :,1
'
tern, of Toronto, rpelit tilt week -end liinutvwar(1 trips,1_'. -'�i ; i lh <tnd Sth• 1 itblado's, 12.9517 ,
at the home of her parents, AIr. and Two New Teachers. — School re- 9th. .Tohlrston's, 1_'.:'(,, The Birds r
Airs. David Sln•oul. opened at l)unga0uon.. on Tuesday evirl0u<0 of having 011(ou1110
'Liss Doris Reed, of London, ,_spent morning with two Trow teachers in 5voether, accounting for
the week -end . with her parents, Alr. (•barge, Jin, ,Alex. Smith' principal, •atl(1 Lively �ponr tithe
and Mrs. Melvin Reed.' Airs. (Rev,) \N'. J. Rogers, in the junior from I ;Int I
The new..ratiott,ix)oks will be issued room.. Owing .to the scarcity of
at the Dungannon public Library on teachers, Mrs. Rogers was asked by
Thursday and 'Friday. from 9 a.m. to the school board if sire would consent
0 pram. to teach. It is felt that the • school •
Airs. Mary Ann Glazier has returned -I -has now two very ttlpnhle teachers.'
to Guelph witli her daughter, Mrs. Jos.' Air. Smith (01110 with high rectimuIend-
Prior, and Air. -Prior, after spending i ation frim the Belfast school, and Mrs.
the summmer with her (faugllttr, Alrs21 Rogers is a1 graduate of Toronto 'l:'ni-
1liirvey Maize. versity with teaching experience., .
Mr. Ennis comfort, St. Catharines, / 1)eath of Jacob' Reed, The deats
is speil(ling i) vacation with his uncles, I -Jacob Mellee Reed, a well-known Tnei
Ilarol(1-and Cecil Blake. - her of this colulunnit3', o(c•urt•0
'Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph •Saturday itl.hospital at London,
Godfrey were her sister, Airs. Roht. a week's illness. Mr. Medoc, \v1
Hill, .lir. I1111 and four children, from a son of the late Paul !teed and
South I'orclil.).11lt'; aittt'hei' sister, MI's. Mt•Gee, watt ill llis seventy-ei'
David Atorton, Mr. Jlortot► and three and .had lived in Dungan.(
children, ))f Teterboro; and Mr. God- four years after all aetiv,e 1
frey's brother, Mr. G. \V. Godfrey, and ing on, the 9th concis,
Mrs. Godfrey. of Parry Sound. \Wa\wan1511 and at (filen
Air. and Mrs. Walter Stafford a nd 19111 he married Louis
lia\\'ni of 'Toronto, and 'Airs. Violet fhelil-were horn seven
Johnston. of R1yth, visited J51i . who )lied twelve ye.
Jos. Haunnition, too. Brown
Aliss Eva .Killongh. R.N., bacteriolog- Mrs. Joseph P
isl of Connaught Laboratories, Toronto, Russell, oil 'th
AIid. ;alit a. --:\-I13 \'isttlirItritit l: tj'st.4ifiL : Awrl*i€)
Mabel Kiltotigh. of Byron, recently dis- 1 Mrs, Fran
charged from the \Konlen's _kfmy corps Sitrvivir
at London, a re viten tbaling 0t 1110,E of -Vo
home' of "their Mother, Airs. Jos. Kil- i 1
lough. 4t11,1, concession of "Aslttield.
Mrs. W'. 11. Bell retnt•ne(l to Kite
emu. on Saturday *after visiting
sister, Mrs. Nellie Stewart.
Mrs, L(roi" Stingy' was not
Monday u101011 g..that her 1111.
I1. Bennett, of \\'inghanl, for
Savage. 1111(1• passed 'away
('\`e11ing at the Mottle of 1
,Mrs. .Toe Thompson, List
We ore glad to know
Smyth. ("art(1\r, is. r
from 111;41 -recent i11
his grandparents. :\T
Oi'ser, 000 day' las
p(eting to return we
at Goderich collo
Mr. and Mrs:
'field, have rets
are sharing 1
ttothers, I)un
a nieee of NI
The Seh0o
wood, Who 1
pol'ting big
THE SHRINKING DOLLAR
If prices in the United States con-
tinue to. rise another 15 per .cent. as
they are expected to do, then by next
New Year's ,Day the United States
dollar will have, a pljrchasing power of
-only (15 cents in • terms of 19;? prices.
—Ottawa Citizen.
Accommodation Wanted
.1 request is being i11tade to all Rural people living within
fifteen miles of Port :'then, airport *to 'try to gine sleel)ilig accom-
modation to visitors during the Plowing Match week. Anyone'
having roosts to rent will please phone the district billeting member,
as per the following list:
DUNLOP --Terrance Hunter.
I{INGSBRIDGE—Dr, G. Frayne. ' -
':13IBERI.EY—%V i. Johnston;
Lt'('iiNOW--Noble Johnston, Jack Campbell's Barber Shop.
I)UN(.ANNON--Thomas- Webster.
NILE—Leslie Pentland. "
CARLOW—Thomas Wilson.
BE MILLER -Rewe Geo. Ginn.•-
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36-41
ADVANCE NOTICE ,
Ontario' Royal Commission on Forestry
' PUBLIQ--'HEARINfGS
"\V'IIa*It1'::1.5 put last to the I'nblit In(lltiries .1rt, Chapter 19 of.
the Revised Statutes of Ont;lrio, , 1.937, Major 'General IIowalyd
Kennedy -was appointed a commissioner to investigate, inquire into
and repoil upon the forest resources of Ontario and their conSer\•ation,
11))1)agt't1ii'nt and beneficial utilization for all purposes, including
their rela•tii)n to' other basic industrial, particularly farming, and
their relation to recreation, soil conservation, and waterways and
water powers— -
NOTI('1'; IS IIEREIIY' GIVEN that, after hawing completed
field investigations with his staff, the 'commissioner proposes to hold
public il('arings in'ac•(:ordance with the following tentative schedule
Sault Ste. Marie 28-29 Oct.
Port-_At'tbur ..........
Fort Frances 8-9 "
Geraldton
London
12-13 •"' •
18-19
Cochrane . 25-26 "
North °� Clay 28-29,, "
P.embr(ke 2-3 Dee.
.Ottawa 5-6-7 "
Toronto • . , 9-10-11 "
\OTIC]'; -•1S 1''i'RTlIER GiVEN THAT .all persons, assocl-
hfio.ns, or ghouls desiring to stake representations or present evidence
.to the Com -Mission will have•an opportunity of doing NO at 11033' one of
the above hetirings. While (the pr(s(rlltation of oral (\wid(ne( 11niltr
oath iso pt•ttnissil►l0, it is strongly ul'ge(l thimt sllbnlissions'take the form
of \i'l'itt('1) )n•i('fs, as to tltt fftt\cit of -which.:the Commission's Counsel
\411 give any assistance tent may be required.
• All briefs or, 01.01 evidence presented at the public hearings will
iie givenproper consideration by the Caluhission in the preparation
of its report 1111(1 recommendations. ' ,
in order ((i. fa(r{tlittite the work of the ('olntnission, it is requested
that briefs be forwarded to The Secretary, Ontario Royal. Commission
. on Forestay, •Admittist4'.ition Minding, bong- T3'anelt Small 'Aram*
Plant. 'Toronto 14, to resell the other+ of the Comnrisition at least one
innnth )before the - hearing ,at which 1110i1' eonsideratii)n is desired.
W. 11. III;\\"SON,
Secretary.
Gordon.
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