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WATQH REPAIRINQ .
And clock Repairing --
Lowest Prices Prompt Service
J, H, McLELLAND, ETHEL
Tenders Wanted
^
Tenders will be received up to
,Saturday, October 2nd at 10 o'clock
a.m. for the Cunsirnetion of a load
Machinery Building at Ethel, Twp,
of Grey.
Tendh+t's may be submitted in the
following manor: -
1. For an all New Building with
Steel Roof and S1(lhig,
2. For a Building using timber
and lumber from old Shed for
.Frame lied Streeting and 11athns.
Steel hoof and Siding,
3, For a Building using Timber and
Luntiiet' front Old Shed for Fraure
and Sheeting and new wont
Shingles and Siding.
. Plan and specifeailo 1 may be
seen at the Clerk's office,
The lowest or any tender not neo.
essarlly accepted,
7, 11. PEAR, Clerk
Note:—
iThe time for accepting Tenders
for thework to be don on Lha
Baker Branch Dlaiu ban been e:.
tended to Saturday, October 2nd, at
10 o'clock a.nt. J. H. FEAR,
Clerk,
Notice to Creditors
In the, Estate of Martha Arline Arm.
strong, late of the Township of
Morris, In the County of Huron,
deceased, who died on or about
the twenty-first day of July, A.D.
1937.
TAKE NOTIL`E that all perseny
having any claims or demands
against the estate of the above de-
ceased must forward particula<s
and proof of sante to the under.
mentioned solicitor in or before- the
fourth day of October, A.D„
after witch date the undermention-
ed executors will proceed to (11+ -
tribute the estate with regard only
to those claims which •they scall
then have received notice.
DATED at Brussels this 14th day
of September, A.D. 1937,
1 rancis Duncan,
Currie, Executors.
by their s diener,
Elmer D. Belt.
Brussels, Ontario
Notice T1, Creditors
NO'i'I('7: is given that i(1
pi-rsons haring an. shimsagiLils' ,
thr Late Emma Jan. Eclenner, who
died on nr abnttt tit 0th_, day of
April 1937, at th Vi1L:ge of E le 1,
its the County of Huron, are reqult•-
r.cl to forward to rite under:danr,t
solicitor for Cattle Maud Willis, •1u
AdminIstrab•ix of the li:staee of the
said deceased, their names, address-
es
and 001 particulars Its wrlting
under oath of their claims,
AND TAKE notice that alter 'lie
lith clay of October, 1937, the eat,:
Atininistratrix will proceed to dis-
tribute the asset, of the 5010 d,:,
creased, haviug regard only to 1.,,
claims of w•hielt she shall then h tv.'
notice, and that the said Adntinis-
tratrix will not be liable to any per-
son of whose claim she shall not
then have received notice.
DATED at Listowel, this OOtb
day of September, 1037,
G. HAROLD SHANNON,
Listowel, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Administratrix,
AUC N SALE
of Furniture and Household Effects
The Property of the Late
JANE HISLOP
At Lot 2, Concession 14, Grey
at 2 o'clock p.m.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th
3 Bedroom Suites
1 Bed
4 Sets Sed Springs
1 Dresser
2 Wash Stands
2 Chests 2 Clocks
3 Rocking Chairs
2 Arm Ohales
S Kitchen Chairs
1 Robe 1 Flour Box
1 Set House Scales 240 lbs.
1 Dining Room Table
1 kitchen Table
1 Fall Leaf Table
1 Flower Stand
1 secretary 1 Range
2 Sets Book Shelves
2 Glass Cupboards
2 Small Cupboards
5' Sawing Machine
1 Meat Grinder
1 Coal Oil Can 1 Wringer
1 Sofa 3 Pails
Lamp, Fruit Jars, Crocks
And Other Articles
Too Numerous To Mention
TERMS — CASH
F, KEMP, Auctioneer.
JOHN A. HISLOP, Trustee,
WIODNIrS1iA ', SEPT, 22nd, 1937
Two Charged
In Death Of
London Girl
Physlcian end Fireman Are Charg,
ed With Murder of Teacher
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
London, Ont„ Sept, 20--1111arge3
with the murder of attrur tive 37 -
year -old Mary Wilkinson, public
newel teacher, 1)r. Charles A, Vitae
and Laehlln J. Robertson were
scheduled to appear Moudcty before
City Magistrate Donald Mentes
for a formal remand,
Arrest of tate 7$ -year-old pity, +.
dart and Robertson, a i n-yea:.1d
stoker at. a glun-marntfactar+.n,
plant, 011 Saturday was anteoueeed
by Crown Attorney Norman New.
ton last night, He said. hoc'anse of
"Hie unusual t'l'elunt;tances" of
Miss 11`illtiusou's death-•-attalbu.ted
to atm illegal operation ---a murder
charge had been laid agalust both
men.
The body of the Aberdeen school
teacher was found to the north
1r.:. c1i •-f the Thames River in
London Township east of the city
Tuesday, Sept. 14, There was no
water in her lungs, an autopsy
showed, and she is believed to have
been dead three days before reach-
ing the river,
Dr. Cline and Robertson were
held without bail and Mr, Newton
said In disclosing the arrests that
while they are held on remand in.
Autry will continue. Tw•n other 11'
rests have also been etude, that of•
an unnamed man and of Robertson's
wife, Emily, The man was ar-
rested Thursday on a charge the
nature of which was not disclosed,
Woman Detained
Mrs. Robertson was arrested at.
her home yesterday on a nominal
charge and is being held as a ma-
terial witness, Mr. Newton said,
Dr. Cline and Robertson were ar-
rested Saturday, the former at his
ofce in downtown London.
lir, Newton Said rove&&Lgatinn
was being pressed into what w'as
believed to be an illegal operation
ring, I1e claimed au underground
surgery room was inu'overed by
pollee and a fee of $125 was charr-
ed.
-Kiss Wilkinon left her furnishes1
Datvlas street apartmtut Sop!. 7
alai is said to have drawn mime;
ft.)nt a bank, 'When her lie dy was
found last week routine inquiry was
"mote and it was released sed fur burial.
White i.e,n,murhig no inquest wood
be held, ant:cull c°s ,ant tuned an
undo carer probe, lead an atto.,y
porin,m+e,l owl Saturday appe-tI,ed
publicity for information concerti
the case.
In ,u •st has been ordered (•1,r
Tuesday night under Chief Coroner
Dr. A, It. ltoutletlgo, Tho post
mortem examination indicated (1)
operation on the young teacher wa;
dune in en illegally (quinsy manner
and death followed almost trnmed-
iutely.
We Who Are About
To Die
Salute You
That was the greeting the gladi-
ators of old gave to the Roman en).
parer before they perished in tint
arena,
Ilut we are nut gladiators and We
are not gong into battle, We, have
MT hate for anyone. We are 1101
x1511 of life, We do not wish to die.
But we will, by the hundreds.
We are the people who are smog
to die in fatal motor accidents 'lur-
ing the years 1937 anti 1933,
510st of us have not even a pre-
monition of the fate which awaits
us. We do not realize that Death
lurks around the corner. We have
not seen his shadow nor heard his
foot -steps, But Death awaits,
Waits around the bend in Ilse
next ear's faltering brakes, in th.'t
trail of some chance driver who
loves to "jockey" in a line of iraf-
l?a or swish past another car on a
(MAIM or 1till. In the street, on the
open highway, what matter where?
Death awaits and does not announce
his coming,
We tire marked clown to Ole, The
great god called Statistics bas writ-
ten down our names in his big
book and by actuarial laws we are
doomed.
We do not know it, but Death 1;,
coming,
Some of us are little children.
Our deaths will be more horrible
more tragic, than others. But Ole
we will. Parents, teachers and
Professional life•rlavere with ,:'J
their earnest warnings will avail
us not. We are marked. down.
We are careless now, We do nut
take thought, Have you flavor
been a child,? Do you not know
w-ltat,.it is to be a stranger to res-
ponsibility, to depend on others for
circ, for shelter, for protection.
Fes, protection. That is one of
the things the child is taught to ax-
pect from his tilers ; some!hitg in a
cruel and reckless age he does net
receive.
Our deaths will be more tragic
because more cruel than all the
others. You can see the h ad -
lines: "FIVE C'IIH.DREN IIILLED
I \ SAFI•,TF ZONE," "TOTS RL N
OVEIt ON WAY FItOlI SCHOOL,"
You will read these 1leadliiiel
many tinges over in thr, ntV ,
BUT 1,VILL YOU IIEED THEM?
WE WHO ARE ABOUT TO IVIi•;—
SALL'TL YOU!
A MIEN
Returns to Roo.
B 7. L. u 0(0
50070l 070111, Canadian n Pacific
Railway, ay, Vano nt01 '; will be pro-
moted to Montreal, 11"adquar•ier1
of the ('otn,tsny on October 1 as
assistant pe.r.senger traffic. man-
ager, according to annouueemcnt
by R. 0. :o-::Neillle, passenger
traffic nmanager. Since joining
tate Canadian Pacific at Saint
John, N.B., lu 1883, he has is:,rved
TIM ,7011l1,,:ny et Toronto, Mont-
real, Bee'on, Srattle, Wash„ Hong
Kong, and Vancouver.
MORRIS
Council meeting Morris Held in
the Township Hall on Mondry,
Sept. 13, 1937.
4elembers all present with the
Reeve presiding.
The minutes o4 last meeting reit]
and approved.
'Ithe contract for painting the
Abram Bridge was given to James
Breckenridge at $87.50, • the con-
tractor to furnish paint, brushes
and all things necessary for the
work,.
The Huron Plowman's Associa
tion was given a grant of ?25,00 oral
each of the agricultural societies at
Wingbam, Brussels and IMMyth a
grant of $20.00,
To meet the requirements of the
General Township rate the council
decided on a levy of 2 mills in the
dollar, but as the government snip.
silly of one mill in the dollar Pro-
vides $2,053 15 tit rate will be Otte
mill on the tax hills,
Tete following accounts :rev,
Advance-Times, advertising $
II. Smith, making tile .12.70;
30 bags n•mrent
one bolt
A. H. Irskin, Treas.taxes .,
N. Higgins, Tres. Stamps
Suron Plowman's Assoc.
Agr, Societies at \pingns.m,
Brussel;, I31yth, each ,.
13.11
21.. e
14.00
29,011-
I Watching by night- for the
renegade of IIie dog 050e,
the sheep killer:--
Finlay McCallum 2,9)0
Nelson Higgins 2,00
Frank Gornto 1,00
Stewart Proctor 2.00
Thos. Garnlss 1,00
Iiet't GarnJ$$ q,Or1
Rose Dungan , , .. 100
Donald Currie 1.00
1, Stewart Procter, insp. 3.00
itussul Grocery, ;relief,
Shields 10.50
J. lspelrs, mint 195
1 Willis 2 y0
Carl Oakley, relief 10,50
Jaynes C'nnrpltell, lamb
killed
Geo, Edgar, sheep
Jolla Taylor, 2 lambs
2 Ewes
Gilbert 111o('ullum, Insp. , , , ;.ea
Collodi will meet October 13th lit
(hr Mali,
A, bliu7s'wen, Clerk.
4,110
5.11(1
11.00
10.'5!
.Nurse to go to
Mission Field
Monkton Groups Honor Miss Kath-
leen Stewart
To honor .hiss Kathleen Stewart
Reg, N,, of Monkton, who is leaving
slimily to do mission work in
Beetle, Manitoba, for the Presby-
terian church at a school home
there, the Women's Missionary So-
ciety and Women's Auxiliary 01
that town met.
The presentation of a woolen
blanket was made Miss Stewart and
another highlight of the program
was an address by Rev. 7, 1(,
Others taking part were Mrs. J.
Erskine and Mrs, K. E. Steffen.
Rapture Expert Here
Do you suffer from rupture? (F
so, your big opportunity has now
arrived, Mr, Reavely, the noted
rupture expert, will be at the
Queen's Hotel
for one day only
Tuesday, Sept. 28th
and wilt be pleased to give free es_
amination to any sufferer and to de-
monstrate his famous appliance.
This appliance will contract (he
openings in 10 to 15 days and afte
wearing for short time rupture has 1
entirely disappeared in a great num-
ber of cases. This appliance is
positively demonstrated to you right
on your own person without any
charge. You do not spend a penny
unless you are fully satisfied that it
is the right appliance ror you. A
consultation with Mr. Reavely will
I
cost you nothing, Don't tet this
opportunity get away from you.
Remember the date-
" , YES dear, HAMCO
certainly banishes the dust
bogey , .. so clean and lasts
so long !From now on it's only
HAMCO Colce for us."
You too will find HAMCO the
ideal fuel—dustless, smoke-
less, longer -lasting. And easy
to regulate —RAMC() delivers
just the measure of warmth
you want, regardless of the
weather. Besides, it's a
pleasure to use—so light, so
clean and leaves far less ash.
Order from yourlocaj HA1VMCO
dealer—he deserves your fuel
business.
HAMILTON. sY.PRODUCT COKE OVENS, LIMITED
HAMILTON, CANADA
SOLD BY
Crerar & " (Donald
S. F. Davison
H. Fear, Ethel
m
w t" �1r!
iii' 7to.,t�00i At',"
ST COKE
W AL TON
-•'and galea splendid
topic on "Can-
ada First I:s This Christian?" The
Scrip'ute 'was read by Beth Shan -
Mr, and Mrs. \\'illi,hnt 17r t P s
have 0,T(1riletl -10211„ from
honeymoon trier to T,ront , ..nil
other western point Mrs.l\'i}li.utt
Cusick who has spent 1) 10 ,eth
with her niece Mrs, R. W. Hoy, has
t,tarned to her Home at Moffatt;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert flay and 3I:,
crud blrs. Itoy Petrie and family of
Port Albert visitors at R, W. Iiov';
Mrs, J. Patterson and da 1g lIcr,
-Miss Pearl Patterson of a.e a.n'i b.
spent the we k_enl with llr, and
Mrs, W. C. Bennett.
At the Young People's Meet Ma. TT?
Plitt" United church Sunday es •a-
iug. Arthur Beverley pres;d, ,t
non and Parry Marshall offered
prayer. Rev. Chas. Cumming gave
011 a is ,,htg
"What make is your nephew's
new car?" -
Old Lady (rather vague about
suet things): "1 think I heard him
.say it was tl wow-,''
ELMER D. BELL, S.A.
Barrister, t5ri(toltor, Etc.
Phone 20x. —x— Brussels, Ont.
DANCEY & BOLSBY
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC.
L. E. Dancey, K.C. & P. J. Boisby
Brussels, Ont. 'Phone 54X.
MAR& DO YOU KNOW
T4-IATMY+iYDRO BILL
IS MUCH LESS THAN
LAST MONTH SINCE
THE GOVERNMENT
GUT THE RATES ?
tom,
rake We
YES, ITOESTA iNLy
MAKES IT EASY
ON THE +10U5E-
Y,EEPING MONEY
HELEN.
NOMY ea.
HEPBLIRN SAVES
05 -ABOUT $1522
BY OUR THREE
CHILDREN NOT
HAVING- TO PAY
EXAMINATION
FEES
JACK TOLD 111E OUR CAR
LICENSE WILL BE ONLY
2aa INSTEAD OF $72o
T+iIS YEAR—JUST WATCH
ME GET A NEW HAT
OUT OF THAT SAVING
AND I'M GLAD
THEY'RE GOING
TO GUT DOWN
'ON EXAMS AND
+TOME WORK
HE ALSO GOT $ 30,000 IN BACK
MY FOR GIRLS IN INDUSTRY
WHO HAD BEEN DEFRAUDED
YES ANDJIM SAYS HEPBURNS
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
WILL MEAN WE'LL NEVER
HAVE TO GO ON RELIEF
II II
JIM SAYS THE
FARM VOTE WILL
GO TO HEPBURN
BECAUSE HE
REDUCED THE
RATES FOR
EL-ECTRICITY
I'M GLAD 4-IEPSURN
KEPT LIQUOR OUT
OF. RESTAURANTS
• AND WILL TAKE
I NEVER THOUGHT
OF THAT, I'LL HAVE
TO GET AFTER
JIM FOR MINE
YES AND THERE'S
NO TAX ON
MOVIES OR
HOCKEY
GAMES
ANY MORE
EVEN OUR LOCAL TAX BILL 15 DOWN
DUE TO HEPBURNS ONE MILL BONUS
THAT MEANS $ 5129 TO US
140 WONDER HE I5 CALLED
A MAN OF ACTION IN
SPITE OF ALL THESE TAX
REDUCTIONS HE
MAKES ENDS
MEET &hA\VAVC�
IT OUT OF
POLITICS
AND I UNDERSTAND
118' HAS MADE IT
PO5SiBLE FOR ALL
DESTITUTE MOTHERS
TO GETALLOWANCES
-- THAT'S GOOD
I'VE MADE SURE JACK'S
AND MY NAME ARE ON
THE LIST -OUR VOTES WILL
SAY tARRY ON"HEPBURN
DO YOU KNOW HELEN
i THINK I'LL PERSUADE
JIM TO VOTE
LIBERAL
THIS TIME
--- HE
ALWAYS
VOTED THE
OTHER WAY
L1:
Isst cd by Ontario Liberal Association.
EL
CT ROBERTSON FOR HURON -BRUCE