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QUALITY SERVICE
•FRECiALS FOR—THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
P.:x1:0 • ••,.,..•••,•,• • .•,., large pack 22c
Maten'„ag's Tea Time Sandwich Biscuits • •• • . • per lb 17c
St• Williams Orange & Grapefruit Marmalade 2 Ib jar 21c
Comfort Soap , , 3 bars for lac
Royal York Cheese, spreads or !dices,- 1/2 1b pack. 16e"
s,
• 10 1$ for 680.„
5 lb bag 23c °'
•, • • per yd 154
• • per ,yd 15c
each 25ct
4 yards for 10c
per pr $1.35
Sugar , •...., •, .
Hemphill's Wheat Berrien , • • ••.
Factory Cotton 36" wide ,
Light Prints ,,
Linen Towellqlarge ,
Rick -rack Brrlid
Men's HeavytRubber Balols•
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Wm.. Ziegler
Highest Prices Paid For Eggs.
Phone 22-r-11
Ethel
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Huron County War Services Fund
Goderich, Mardi 17, Tames
Leiper, Warden of Huron. ' County
itas issued a challenge, to Donald,
McCallum, Warden of Perth, that
Baron County will subscribe to a
,greater Percentagethan Perth
county in the War Services cam-
paign scheduled to start on March
24. The prize will be -a new hat ler
:Ile wife of the winning Warden.
Warden Leiper voiced his chal-
lenge at an enthusiastic meeting in
the interests of the War Service,
-campaigncommittee of Huron held
in Clinton on Friday night,
Cash or Produce
The campaign in Huron will lie
a nnique one os a "cash or, produce
campaign" is to be conducted by
the agrioultual committee of the
executive headed by J. G. Shearer.
agriculture representative.
Mr. Shearer announced that al•
ready be has had a goat offered
'enthusiasm ran • high and before
the meting broke np, Thigh Hill,
well-known breeder of Guerns'y
•cattle of Huron, offered a grade
Guernsey heifer calf; and Reeve
Fred Watson of Stanley, five bush-
els of beans
So it is , anticiipated .that farm
produce which can be converted luta
cash 61I1 flow into the fund.
The Western -Foundry at Wing -
ham has agreed to take all scrap
metal offered the Huron .War Ser•
rices campaign. They will use all
the scrap iron they can get and will
find a market for any ,,outer metal
wltfh the exception of tin' cans.
Clinton Band Played
The Clinton Pipe Band .played
patriotic airs outside and the meet-
ing epeltecl with. W. S. R, Holme,,
acting for the Mayor of . Clinton,
in the chair, who e0ttnded a Aral
come and introduced J. D, Thomas,
chairman of Huron. County War
Services. committee.
Mr. Thomas explained the purposes
of the campaign and announced that
the quota for Huron County is $20,-
4100.
A minute's silence was observed`
rat Pont Albert who lost their lives,
in memory of the seven airmen`
from •the Air Navigation School 31,
when two planes crashed at Bond
, 'Head, near Camp Borden.
Explains ,War
h Andy Ley, representing the
1 ,C,A.at Slay Harbor and the Air Navi-
gation -School, told -of the work of
the various services, Y.M.C.A., Sal.
vation Army, Canadian Legion,
Knights of Colrmbus, Y,W,C.A., and
I.O.D.E. He introduced three Royal
Air Force officers of Port ' Alba. t,
Flight Lieutenant Burbridge, Flylag
Officer Wiems and Pilot Officer
Glover, D.F.C., all of whom spoke'
briefly,
Mayor E. D. Brown, et Goderich,
shade a vigorous appeal and Brigs-
d er .Ritchie and Mayor Flannigan
Of the Salmon Army at London,
spoke briefly.
It was stressed at the meeting
that there will be no further cam-
pa:gus this year for any of the auxil-
iary services, including the Rail
Cross. ,
ithe campaign will be `mousy or
produce,' ,for instance, the agricuh-
tural -commi•ttee points out a farmer
may not have ready cash 011 him
when the canvasser -calls, but with
the generosity of all farrn folk he
will be glad to glve•a pair -of dres:,el
chickens, a few dozen eggs, a fresh
port ham or whatever may ---,he
handy at the tine."
Will Sell Produce.
Adequate means will be provided
by' the agricultural . conianittee, beiixl
ed by Mr, Shearer, -of Woking 4'11'1
produce • and marketing it by the
opening date of the drive, Marcil,w4,
. The committee sends' its appeal
with;
"There are plenty of banks in
the County of Huron to take care
of the "cash oolleotions,.• . but
agnlculthral ;representative, the•
Shearer, is scratc'hin• •rirn.
nerpiexlty at the thought This head :ie,
,tone or ' ough�t 'aP the
4r'oduce that will be rolling
It :war owever, the will be ready for
�llte plenty of..stoj•age'spa.ceii?
meeting was most r•epree1F
ative of the county, The district
canvenots, Hugh Hill, W. L. Whyte,
Herb Campbell and Tlhoruas Pryde
were introduced, 'who in turn intro
STILL GIVING
Formerly a pleasure paddle-
0hi5 little British ship was attaeged
These two sailor lads, aged 20 ar.1
the Brat burst from their gun, sliet
MOMENTS 01 PLEASURE
eteatfer• -and pow a ntinesweei)er
by a Gainful dive -bomber.
22 years, scoring a tllreot hit tv.t'
dowp (be enemy into the sea.
SHOP AT,
avuge
e( i41 the home of the bride's
percale, sten,, and Mrr,!, Maeluan, p71
0074. 11., 1n Grey Twp,, Peat Wishes
for, a ftaIIPT and proaperou'a m0411.
Menial career are tendered the
110W1ytvedS.
Mns. It, L. McDonald Was en the
sicdk list during' the 'Week.
Heavy roads 'rave been. eu,
countered en Tithed rurai mail route
since tiae -Stormy weather of the
first o; the Week
Vial -tots in town over the week-
ends art their rlhomea. were; Stanley
Wilson of Hamilton, ]:label Barton
of Hamilton, Ivan and Mervyn Baby
et.,Kitchener, Calvin Kreuter, of.
Galt, '4'atanley Alexander of R.C.A.F.
at St, 'Thornes, Cor total Cecil Pato-
man of R,C.A.F. of Brantford and
Mervyn Stephens of Tiverton, at
the home of Leonard ';Sinclair,
9 r Q Vils�torsi out 0f town; Mrs. Shanley
nici al Notice
,a a
All Taxes not pard by April
7th :will.:.#
.; rbe rettarned to Goderich,
t� ' � arrears are asked to make an
;10li fl',!'�• 1 n
effort to pay their taxes and save
cilia}
themselves further expense..
By Order of the Council
Speiran at Hamilton, Clifford Duna. -
bar at Hamilton, Jean 'Osborne at
IT PAYS 11ipley. E ��- _�_
Our Diamond Room Affords Mjss Bebty Dunivar of Norm- In many inetanoua,, fat• !ho lnfur'
Privacy When Buying al `Shctool at Stratford is teaching motion of 'the; `Earnlel', ihdlv'dual
i this week at Brussels Public School aat�cass weights: are recorded on the
The /severe week end storm cams- settlement form, and by the use of
ed many week end visitors in the symbols, indicates why the carcasses
district to be •storm stayed until gradedas' they did,
roads could be opened up and trains These statements are forwarded to
plowed out. 1 the whimper along with the settle
afteSchool was canoetled Monday meut cheque; Thus you .will sea
becau,00n and Tuesday of this week 'that .a grading J; hos ynt has bean
because of 'the storm,
(Weed ,the district or town ohairne'l
Meanwhile each municipality to
Setting up local organizations and
planning events designed to make
the people campaign conscious.
1n Wiugham next 'Sunday =raise;
the campaign wit be boosted when
the Canadian Legion, the 99-111 Bit-
,tery and the Ladles' Auxiliary of tate
Legion all parade -to the Anglican
Church for special servicer.
Local chairmen arranged to slate
are asi follows.
Zone 1 Belgrave, C. R. Coultes;
Turnberry, S. Prydo; West Morris,
East Grey and Brussels, R. J. Bow-
man,
Jone 2-.Ashlteld, Alex McDonald;
Colborne, William Thad; blast Waw-
acosir, Thomas Webster; Goderich
T•wm., Ben Ratlnvell; Goderich
Town, E. C. Attridge,
Zone 3-Siullett, Ross McGregor;
Clinton, W. S. R. Holmes; Sri -earth,
Father T. P. Hussey; .McKillop, Gor-
don 11ScGavin; Tnekernn,ith, . S. -H..
Whitmore; Blyitit, W. H. Morritt,
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ETHEL
Motorists were glad to see the big
snow plow conte through, opening
up reads after the heavy snow and
'windstorm of Monday of this week.
The Pearson store has histalled
an up-to-thwtnin« to egg cooling
equipment and by previous expari-
Once •Ute man -ager has practical
'lenowledge of the system.
The death of Harry Ward oc.
curved .Friday, ,March 7 at tile'
family residence on Con, '12 in Grey
Township, . The funeral teas. held
Sunday afternoon, March ..9, from
Union 'U•nitedchurch to Elena Centre
cemetery, • The ,services :.were
condnoted by Rev. H. Snell,• tine de-
ceasedIs pastor.- W. If, Love of
Lthel was Y funeral director. The
motor cortege trade the trip - over
the uncertain roads. without mishap -
Wm. and Mrs. McInnes. of Ethel
south .are_,?just naturally thrilled ia
their new stattts as grandparents,
In
Listowel hospital on March 9th
there was born to Mr, and Mast Stan.
ley Fischer, of Craubrook a 80,1
'Mrs, Fischer was formerly Dehiu'i
McInnes bf Ethel. 'Congratulations
everybody, '
The euchre party held March 10111
in Grey Twp. Hall, sponsored by.
1Dt11e1 Red Cross, group, was not as
largely patronized as had been hip•
ed for. However the games progress
friend. 111 Bob. Be Careful.
more than average happy mien was
struck and in mirth and 'merriment
quietly controlled, every one ,pres-
ent„ apparently had a good time.
In the Presbyterian manse. at
Cianbrook at early -noon Saturtlly,
March 8111 with Rev, ' Mr, Taylor
officiating, marriage vows were con-
summated between. Edythe . Kreuter
or 1nt11e1 and Claris -Cardiff of Morris
Twp. Miss Elizabeth Fear and
Noss Canuiughatn both of Ethel
were the attendants supporting - 111
eridal couple. Later, a cholee
wedding repeat teas unceremonious-
ly served and genially partaken o,
at the parental home of the bride In
Ethel, Congratulations and bee
wishes are extended to the . y01110
benediets,
At high noon Saturday, March St:.
at Ethel United Church parsonage
tate . wedding nuptials of 7oau
Meehan of they Ttvil•, and Bar.
Dunn of Cranbrook 'were solemnized
with ltev.• 11. She11 perforating GI.
ceremony. • Miss Helen Cox of G0i1Y
Twp.: was bridesmaid and Willis
Machan also of Grey Twp., grooms
Man, Then following tate function a
tnietly 's2rved, second to none, wet.
•t!trg dinner Was happily enjoy.
issued: on every ; lot 'Of hogs which
has- been efficiently graded by a
Dominion Gaverdment hog grader,
and the farmer ,shoule insist that he
CANADA'S WAR EFFORT •
A weekly review of developments
in the Home Front Feb. 27 - Mara.
6, 1941.
1, Government-owned Housing Com-
pany formed to deal with shortage
of living accomodation for war
workers. Joseph M. Pigott, Ham-
ilton, president designate of com-
pany.
2. Contracts awarded during week
February 21 by Department
Some weeks ago, announceme:tt get the °statement from his shipper• of ended Feons and Supply numbered
1 Bene cases. t f shippers do not 1524 and totalled' $19,019,249,
was made that because of Government
3. Thousands of Canadian soldiers
ins ,prices, the on ees ernot to wish. the ferule*. to know too much and airmen arrive a Great Britain
proposed to pay a bonus on hags and abotut the grade; and yield of their March 1st.
cheese; the bonus on cheese not ;o hogs, and, : '�thteri 1Ore; find some 4 Total of over 90,000 vehicles le:
he over Soper 1b„ and the bonus On excuse for net: passing on the sista- military purposes sent from -Canada
ment to the fanner.. The state-
Ohag'a not over $1.00 per head: to Empire at war.
• monis have -been forwarded to the 5, Justice M. B. Archibald,
The proposed bonus is now on the .shipper, and if ;the farmer wishes to
way of, becoming an actuality. In have the statement on his hogs, he `Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, an
-
shipper,
of this week, 'the bonus 1,111 should insist 011 getting it from h!s Pointed -commissioner to inquire in -
WAS introduced in the Legislature. shipper or trucker. to the causes of lack of capacity
It is expected that the bonus, ort One other thing should be met.- pr'oductiou in the coal mines in the
cheese shall have effect from Febru- toned. The name and address on Minto+Chipman district New Brun
3
ary let, 1041, and on hogs hod April the •statemeht is taken from .he wick.
1st, 1941, and •shall •remain in force 6. Government Bill before Com -
manifest supplied by the ehippe^• mons malting pensions act of Great
Com -
until March 31st, 1942. Farmers should make a Point of see- War of 1014-13 applicable to pros-
known
the exact method of payia> ins that their name and address, one war.
the bonus will not be cleflnite!y number of hogs, and mark of
identity are properly entered on the 7, Of 200,000 enlistments linea
kno;vn until the Ant is figoverning
i opening present star. 10;329 dis-
inauife- charged as medically unfit. Means
Peed, and Regulations governing It is uuderStood that no applies• adopted to tighten medical examina-
tion
h have been drawnu1t, from for ling bonus wit be consider -
after
which have already aP tion of recruits.
peered in the Press, it would semi tion unless the application is support- 8. Canadian warships arrive Name
ed by the official .Carcass Grading after ten months service in war
that it is the intention of the Gov- Certificate. !Since an, official certi-
ernanent to pay the bonus direct to area.
the ,farmer. Obviously, it Heade is issued on • every farmer's
9 Net revenue from tourist traffic
Provincial Hog Bonus
cannot lot of hogs which have been
be expected that the Government in 1940 estimated at $82,000,000,
officially graded, and is available to 10.'income tax collections during
will pay a bonus without having the farmer• t hroul hh this skipper or
some - satisfactory evidence 100.1 the 1 eleven months period of fiscal year
trucker,'
SI' i tare "Dormer's res reopir April 1, 1940 to February 23, 1941)
Ramon applying for the bonus is bility to see', that he 'gets his cagy totalled $231,179,485, net increase of
actually entiitled.'to it. Fortunately of the grading 'certificate from the
this ;pntingency has already been shipiie.•"or tiadliet �103,627,of over corresponding 11
provided for.' The provisfions of l man'bhs of previous fiscal year.
The'cial'c'aicass' grading cert 11, Munitions and supply contracts
the Heg 0arcass 'Grading Regula- floats issued on"Sour flogs is value-
ttouS••ivhiclt went into effect cit I n awarded from July 14, 1939, to Nev.
able. ifnst $hitt yon get your
;, ember 30, 1940, totalled $1,204,695.--
Septehnber 30th, last, requite 'the cow- i',• 321. Total includes both Canadian
.shippei; to mark each . fartner's lot t and 17. Ii, accounts; .also order for
of hogs; Matto forward to the grader , r• 4 , s.r ,__.:;�G..
a matht`est ' showing the 'farmer's •-ird .11 LI G.1• Canadian oivii aviation on.
uame'linii address, number of hogs, 12 Sixtythrae mills treated $I,OI6,-
430 Mons of ore from Ontario mines .
and their work of identity. in January, creating alitame month_
Tile ;Regulations' also require that ly record for gold ore milling , in
a shipper make out a statement gm, ��,_ Ontario.
each. tfarmer's tat of hogs.which - 13. Specie committee of Commons
shall show the farmer's name, the i �, l r n'Poo appointed to review Defence of
official grade, total weight, or f Canada regulations; law relaf-
weight of each grade. 19. actual E ing to deportation and naturaliz�,-
praoti,Ge, ,this statement is made sit loon,
by the 'buyer, and is combined with.
the official carcass grading certifi-
cate, The grader certifies to the
grade, and the -buyer to the weight
and coam,putation of the settlement. ,
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'IA H HEATeRLens
•H-ERMI.4UE
En"s' nrl 51.00 and -1.50
n u n
Permane t $1, 5, $2.25, `$3.00
and $5, includ ng 'finger wave
land shampoo
Dried Finer Ti,ave 25c
!Shampoo 25c
Telephone 55X tor Appointment
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Over L. W. Eckr'n'ler's Store
Post Would Welcome
Overseas Letters
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WAR WiNNING SCHEME AT WORK
Long lines of British Empire Air ;Scheme men as they were on their
way to embark from Australia ler Canada aitd; the completion of thea;
training.
Thus,`lrom ail parts of the world, men are gathered and trained by a
achemdi that will :m the not -se -dist- ant future ermines 11 mighty alt
armada,