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'.bare pa - i raw•ay at her home on
the 150h eon., f Grey Township on
August 3rcl Mrs, Ps Mann, aged 83-
yeaes, 10 months and' 83 days, Mrs.
'Mann had been ailing fon' the last
2 years, but there leas been a definite
change since last March, She bad
lteelded in this community all her
•.•,, '1. 1u'ivralge was
7+)la 1-atte'-nn daughter of the
:ere Ge^ and Ma Patteson ^1 the
•Colt G y. Me ws1's a highly
eri}eemed and much thought of friend
• to all who- knew • her. eShe was an
ardent member of Brox. chun0b
Monanieff and for years, 'taught in
Sunlay School and took an active
nart in, W.M.S. work. Mrs, Manta
leaves to mourn her foss 3 sons
i Tarries of l3engowah, .'Sash„ William.
of Craulhrook and Aley' on the lio)ne
place aril 3 daughters, (Diary) Mrs.
Alex MoToggaat, Colegate, ,Sask.;
IBella, Mrs. Walter McTavish, Lone
Rook, Cask.; and (14largaret) Mee,
J, J. Embury, Kal1la0ps, 13,0,; • and
36 Grand ehiidn'on arud 11 Great
erera cliPAren. One 8011 and 3
(laughters pr'ede'ocaeed her, u'amely
Geolge, Jealu, 'Bessie and (Tillie)
MnO, Rebt, Meinig'ga•rt. She also
leaves 3 bnotlsens, John, Patterson of
Neai)awa, Man.; Wtltienn of Ethel
and 1;ichand of Oalfornia and one
sister Maggie) Mrs. Rdht. Oars
ca'dden of Brantford. Ont.
1lhe tun'ema) took place on. Thurs-
day 'afternoon. Service being con-
ducted 10 Knew chulioh. Rey. Mm.
(Snell Was 111 dhlarge. Jas. Fergus,
Will and Allan McTaggent and Eldon
'Mann all grandsons, of Maes. Mann
and one nephew Roy Patterson were
pallbearers. The floral tributes
were beautiful and showed the high
'esteem in which Ma. Mann was
held.
MORRIS
Mise Mildred Nidkol of, Toronto
and Miss Dorothy 811 kol of Fergus
.pent the week end at their home on
the eth.
Pus, G. Nickol spent his furlough
•at the home of his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Nickol,
Mrs. W. McCauley who has been
with her Cousiinr Mrs, S. ' Gvingtan
5th, line, since the passing away of
the latter's mother Mrs, R. B.
,Alcock has returned to Brussels.
ETHEL
Miss Bantam .Fosse of Toronto s
'0c Ii11g .a week with her friend,
Mrs Cejern, _Eelrtnier.
Miles Franklin or Allston, spent a few
'clays lest week a1 the home of Marl"
•and Mrs, Roby,
\i' red: 'Pili. jos. Squires and
da ugh ter .of Petroit, Mich„ have re-
hire ed to their home after a pleasant
vi r w e, the "formere sister here,
Mir Maurice Hewitt.
The best"svisheis of the Gomaxum-
rly 'ere extended to Mr, and Mrs.
.TIm Snele; of Hamilton: who were
married 'here 'on 'Saturday.
A.G1 Rleatye. Cardiff, who has had
harvest leeva 'WTIT'reeport for duty at
.Tervis. at the 'earl' of, this month.
• ' 'Mists -Marti Hewitt Ovals returned
bonle•,froin her position in Kitchener,
pntor to going in trailing for a nurse
• in:dhe-near.:futnre.
LAIC 'Stanley.' Alexander was home
over .the reek'•erid from Trenton.
Dr. -and Mrs. Kingiston and baby
Molly of the' U,S.A., who are on
holeeye: visited the 3atter)s sister
Mi's.• Harald` Snell on Sunday.
Miss: Helen, Batemlanl .pent a few
days with,.her mother lin Listowel
Employers and Post Offices
have• been requested to dis-
play 111 a prominent place
the official Table of Tax
Deductions.
Forms 'tl)-ir.'may be secured
from your employer, Post
Offices, or ,tical tricon)e flax
Offices: -
In the fourth year of war, Canada will need almost four billion
dollars. This is the equivalent of nearly $350 from every man, woman
and child in the country.
Even with the : highest income tax in history, i2 %o, only of the
money Canada needs will be raised by taxation. The re§t w;4l have to be
borrowed by means of War Savings Stamps, Certificates 'and Victory
Bonds.
Starting withthe first pay period in September'`representing Sep-
tember earnings only, your employer is required by law to deduct your
income tax from your wages or salary, and send it promptly to the
Government. Everybody will pay his share as he goes along.
It'sgoing to be tough ... but not too tough! Here are
some good features:,
1. You will pay as you earn, so that you
will not be faced with a large lump sum
payment next year.
2. The National Defence Tax already dc -
ducted during the first 8 months of this year,
has been taken into accbunt in the Tabk of
Tax Deductions.
3. Though the income tax rates show a sharp
increase over last year, a large portion of this
increase is actually savings, to be paid back to
you with interest after the war.
4. The money you are paying for lift insur-
ance premiums, annuities, principal' repay-
ments on your home, or into a pension fund
may ba deducted (up to a'certain maximum)
from the savings portion, of your income tax.
In many cases this may be sufficient to make
payment of the savings portion of the tax
unnecessary.
CHANT ONOWINO 594E TAN LIABILITY OFA
MARRIED PERSON WITH TWO DEPENDENTS
I'm AN. COMPARISON WITH The 1941 TAN LIoe1LITY
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ANNUAL TAEABLC IN[OME.eFOPE lNlMPTIOMe'.
Unless you are single, without dependents, and not making payments of the
types • mentioned in paragraph 4 above, you should file Form TD -1 with your
employer. Otherwise, you may not be allowed the _ credits' to which you are
entitled: DO NOT DELAY. File Form TD -1 with your employer at once so
that you may get the full allowances' from the start.
DOMINION OF CANADA—DEPARTMENT �7t'Or NATIONAL REVENUE'`'
,INCOME TAX DIVISION INION C, 1,11.ASLr)Y LiT.LIOTT,
HON. COLNN Gl13SON,
Mohler of National Itovenftr,• CoosslssToner of Income Tex,
01.40 '41 the home of 'Mr
M•1', Reseal8 Love and
llto* were in ti)e Village
At the time 08 writin
sorry to report the Serious
Mrs. Wim. Clark of W1nghain
and John Keauter here are trot
Visitors' at the, home of Mrs, Wm,
'S)emmiou on Sunday were: John and
-111re, ISlonirnon and Miss !Citbhea'.ine
of :Atwood; ,. Mestere. Mervyn ',and
.IClareulce ;Grainger Of ltamestowu;
Mr. and Mits. ghas. Mage and Mns.
Bobt. ,,every anal little Sharon of
Hamilton. Mir, Bert Parker a lc,
companded 'his daughters to their
home for a vielt int Hannllton,
The Presbyterians are h•oldlnlg 'a
congregational picnic on Thursday,.
Aug, 120thb in the grove here,
Dr. Richmond left on ,Aug. iota
for ills holidays to SOtanbot Lake,
were Mrs. et. land 'Dtslcie have been.
for over a month.
The August meeting of the Ethel
'United Chureb ,met at the home of
Mrs. Percy Stephenson, Mrs. Geo.
Addle took charge of the devotional
period. The thecae was: The Bible,
the Word of God, Mrs. Cleaver led
.the meeting in prayer. The roll
call , was answered b1r eleven mens-
bens, three visitors. Mrs. Riohards
gave an interesting reading. the
IBibld in' the World today. Mrs.
Bremner- closed the meeting with
prayer. The W. A. meeting was
taken by Mrs. King, It was decid-
ed to have donations, instead of a
fowl snapper Min year, The meeting
closed with benediction.
The peens of Arnold Earl receiv-
ed the, following standing in the
Toronto Conservatory of Music
examinations held, at Listowel.
Gr. VIII.—Plano, Honours, Don*Icl
Dunbar.
Gr. VII --Plano, Pass, Shirley Soth-
Oran.
Gr, IV --:Piano, Pads, Ruth Ger-
Ieaelder..
•Gm, I• Piano, hlononrs, Everitt
Ashton.
Gr. T—IPiarro, Honours, Donald Mc-
Callum, -.11.5
Gr. 1—Theory. Piret Class Honours,
Donald Dunbar.
Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Wright of
Beautforid are spending a weak
visiting with Mr, and Mrs. E.
Jardine and family. They visited
with Mr. and Mrs. David G. Smith,
'Morris Township also; Mr. Smith
being a cousin of Mrs. Wright,
Our ,sympathy Is extended to Mr.
W. F. Beirnes and family in their
'recent 'bereavement, in the passing
po
'Sund'ay
j'onas. 1'e
after a pies,
A large ga
Presbyterian, chute
to hear the former
A, Willem of Merlin
Dr, C. R. Fiolunic
P.M. for Sherbet Lak
days, r
Mr, and Mns, +LLse Allan
of Listowel, Miss' Doris Pi
Master BolabY remained for a
week end vsltcrs at Dr, Wardl
Master Bobby remained for a w
visit.
Bryan. Ames of R.C.A.F.. •
vine, Qudbelo; is spending a furl
at 11.Is home here.
Mr. ani Mrs. Alf I{ing and fa
of Bnaltefai'd 'visited et Mr.
Rlysee and Mrs. Many Smralldon on
DUI: lay. 'Miss •Shirley King return-
ed home with them.
Mrs. Percy Stephenson and Miss
Jean are visiting at Niagara Falls,
Toronto and Hamilton this week.
Mrs. Anmetronlg and daughter
of Toronto are holidaying with Mr.
and Maes. Wm., Marione.
In Memoriam
One year has passed and gone
Since you were called away.
How well we do remember that
Sad and sorrowful day.
We c'anntIt clasp .your 'hared no more,.
your fake we cannot see;
But may this. little token tell
that 1 ,still recnemlber thee.
Sadly 'missed by Wife.
In loving memory of h M. Henry'..
who died Mardh 27th, 1941.
Men, Women Over 40
l!eel Weak,Worn; Old?
Waiit Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality t
Lia
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Agent — F. R. Smith, Brussels
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NATIONAL WAR LABOUR BOARD
GENERAL ORDER
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics has found that the cost
of living index number for July 2, 1942, of 117.9 (adjusted index
117) has risen by 2.4 points over the index for October 1, 1941,
of 115.5 (adjusted index 114.6).
Accordingly, pursuant to the provisions of Section 34 (1) of
the Wartime Wages Control Order P.C. 5963, and subject to the
general provisions of the Order, the National War Labour Board
orders that employers subject to the Order who are paying a
cost of living bonus shall adjust the amount of such bonus pay-
ment, and employers who nee not paying a cost of living bonus
shalt commence the payment of such a bonus, both effective from
the erg payroll period beginning on or after August 15, 1942,
as follows:
(a) If payment of a cast of living bonus is being made pursuant bo
the provisions of Order in Council P.C. 8253 (now superseded by
P.C. 5963):
(I) For employee- to whom Section 48 (iii) (a) of P.C. 5963
applies, the bonus shall be Increased by the amount of dxtyv (60e)_
vents per week,
(ii) For employees to whom Section 48 (gill) (b) or P.C. 5963
applies,
nl coat of living bonuus, shall be e of their weekly wage
by 2u44,po na; to ��
(b) • 0 00 cost
of lmmenc onus is being paid, tit0 payment of such a
(i) For employees to whom Section 48 (iii) (a) of P.C.. 5963
applies, is the amount of sixty (600) cents per week,
(u) For employees to whom Section 48 (11i) (b) of P.C. 5963
applies, in the amount of 2.4% of their weekly wage rates:
(c) In no case shall the amount of n cost of living bonus adiusted
e a stated exceed a maximum of $4.25 per week to empl�oyeea to
whom Section 48 (iii) (a) of P.C. 5963 applies, and of 17% of their
weekly wage rates to employees to whom Section 48 (11) (b) of
P.C. 5963 applies:
(d) (0) (1) For employees to whom Section 48 (iii) (a) of P.C. 5963
applies now being paid a cost of living bonus, not pursuant
to the provisions of P.C. 8253, established prior to the
effective dote of that Order, in an amount exceidiog $4.25
per week, the amount of the bonus shell terrain unchanged,
(11) For such employees now being paid n cost of living
bonus of less than 64.23 per week, the amount of the bonus
shall be increased up to sixty (60c) cents per week, but in
120 cone to exceed'a total weekly bonus. of $4,25;
(2) (i) For employees to whom Section 48 (iii) (b) of P.C. 5963
applies, nowbcingpaid a cost of living bonus, not pursuant
to the provteions of P.C. 8253, established prior to the
effective date of that Order, in an amount .treading' 17%
of their weekly wage rates, the amount of the bonus shall
remain unchanged;
bonus of less than 17% of thclrnweekly wagetrates,�the
bonus shell be increased up to 2,4 points, but h0 no case to
exceed a total weekly bonus of 17% of their Weekly wage
rate.;
(e)'lie ad justinent 05 poyment of 5.0011 of living bonne o1kiilated
es ordered -bolt tic to a neorest 0001 of any #roctiouaf figure;
(f) Employer110 the construction industry shall adjust the amount
of any cost of living bonus requited by paragraph (a) of this order
only for elbployees in respect of ivhoni no special bane arrange-
ment has been made with the approval of n War Labour t3oaed.
Nursuant to the provision of the Order for the conduct of the
ational mint Conference Board of the Construction Industry.
Ottawa, Ontario, 13tC)NlPRREY MXTOMEZ,.I l
August 4, 1942. Chairman, National War Labour Board.
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