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'Hepburn Going
To Britain , t ' `1 , ;r,
Will Leve Without Delay
When Expected'Word Comes
Ontario' Premiere Announces
St. Catharines, Ont., Aug, 3.27--
Premier
2-Premier Mitchell •Hepburn's . four•
anontit silent on reports he would
go to England to engage is war
work, has been broken.
'The 0•utario prime minister, who
refused t o comanent e n a
report last April 10th that
he vas expected in Leaden "soon"
and has ignored subsequent reports,
said iu atm interview last night -the
eve of his 45th •blrthdaY-that 118
was "awaiting words' of an, offer t"
go to Britain. "When R comes, I'll
go without delay," he gold..
Digclositre of the premier's lutea -
ions was made oil.: arrival here
''Where 11e W21& guest ;speaker at the
'• convention 'banquet of the 'Colbert.?
Itiovinolal Codi mantI of the, Lail
adieu Legion,
cuss i1 with council today.
a
e
dire
ell.
LOOK OUT` F'OR
YOUR LIVER
Buck it up right now
and feel like million!
Your liver is the largest organ in your body
and moat important to your health: It pours out
bile to digest food, gets rid of waste, supplies
new energy, allows proper nourishment to reach
your Wood. When your liver gets out of order
food decomposes in your intestines. You be.
cone constipated, stomach and kidneys can't
work properly. You feel `rotten" -headachy,
backachy, dizzy, dragged out all the time.
For over 35 years thousands have won prompt
relief from these miseries -with Fruit-a-tivea,
So can you now. Try Fruit-a-tivea-you 11 be
simply delighted how quickly you'll feel like a
new person, happy and well again. 25c, 50c.
FRUITATIVES vttsLer Tbli
Bowling Notes
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Results of .Draw for First Round
Mixed Doubles
Partners are as follows-,
17rnie Seddon & Isabel McTavish
11
W. WiJ0fa & Mrs. G. Lavidsoa
15
Chas. Davidson & Mrs. D. A. Raan
9
R. J. MoLauehlin & Doris McDonald
27
Cleve Baeker & Mrs. Ernie Seddon
10
Alex. Rutledge & Mrs. F. M. Sarnia
24
Joe Kelly & M. Helen Balmier
10
Thos. May & Helen Baeker
19 -
Jno. Rowland & Mrs. Wilt, Cameron
16
, Arohi•e McDonald & Agnes Davidson
9
W. Stewart & Mrs. Chas. Davidson'
8
Geo. Davidson-& Mrs. C. Buschlen
17
Harry Champion & Jessie Little
16
W .C. Kerr & Elizabeth Baeker
13
W. S. Scott & Mrs. Cleve Beaker
14
A. Wood & Mrs. G. H. Semis
18
ToMcDonald & Marg. Downixg
14
Wm. Porter & Mrs. W. J. Stewart
9
R. Downing & Dorothy Ard estrong
14
Harris Bell & Mdss L Lowrie
1e
R. J. Bowman & Mrs. Wm. Porter
19
D. A. Ramo & Mrs, A. C. Baeker
10
Peter Stewart & Mrs. Roy; Cousins
8 r
Dan • McTavish & Mrs. R. Downing
19
Watch each week's issue for the
score until tits schedule has baea
played.
Substitutes
Men Ladies
Geo. Davidson Mrs. Kirby,Kirby,Roy Cousins Edith McTavish
Graham ,Scott
Rules -
Th
1
T' a offer to. serve in a wartime 2
caP city in Britain was made to
Mr. Bickel]. who -twos in 'Canada
rev ral weeks) ago. a
The offer wasc ted to Lore
Beaverbrook, then Mi nister -of Air-
craft Production, through Mr. Back
Offers To Resign
:Ho said he has offered to rests
as premier and leader of , the Pro-
vincial illiberal Party, His plans
were, he said, to go to England. as
assistant to J. C. Sicken, Who 110108
a1 dtigh executive .po3ition in the
Ministry of 1;it+eraft .1'yrOduotin8,
Ate had not taken the Whole neat.
ter' up - With the Ontario cabinet, but
the premier said he intended to dill
"I ami prepared to resign my of-
fice and go as a private citizen if
Ottawa would' like that better, or to
naive a successor agreeable to tate
Liberal party who would be acting
Premier. I am not particular how 1
go over."
]It is believed in some circles 111at
choice of a successor to the prem -
ter, temporary or otherwise, nar-
rows clown to Iwo Members of his
cabinet, Hon. H. C. Nixon, provin-
cial secretary and adting premier
in Mr.' fiepbtlrn's absence, and Hnn,
T..B :.McQtleOtettr minister -oaf
avhYs, -
Premier I-Iepburn's eniy comment
when .asked 00)0211 a successor • w+is
that he "hasn't gone yet,''
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Fef1 From MoW
Rae, W. A, Beecroft of Wingham,
was badly bobsled when be fell from
the mow at Tom ellmonr's farm oil
Warder. He .1083 rendered ititen1.1
sciuoa by 'tbe flit, Be is Iiregretp,
I, big tawornbls•
, 4 games of 15 ends
Plus of 10 allowed.
3. One dead end to each skipallow•
ed, after that a penalty of one pori"
to opponent.,
1. One week allowed to play each
game.
5. After second. game High against
High.
GREY ;;,..,„�:.,,,
WriDia,1'ISHAY
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Township Council Meeting--
August 2n, 194=
The Connell Met on the above d.1te
Members all present, Reeve PF0211l.",
ing,
Moved by W. R. Broadfoot, sea -
imbed by Stan. Mahan., that the
minutes of last meeting be adopted
es read, -^•-•Cal rico,
Moved 'by Stanley Meehan, sea-
onded by W. R. Broadfoot, that we•
renew the Twp Road Insurance. for
another year et same rate, -Carried
Moved' by, W. R. Broad�epot, see-
onded by Geo. McDonald, .that jamas
Machan be awarded the contract of
building both culverts over the Close
Drain at this tender of $250,00 each.
-Carried.
Moved by Geo, C. McDonald, See.
onded by Stan. Machan, that the
Engineer's report on the Cox Drein
be provisionally adopted and , the
Olerlc be instructed to have the' BY'
laws printed and•served on the
ratepayers and Court of Revision
be held on Sept, 6th. -Carries.
Moved by Alex Alexander, seg,-
onded by W. R. Broadfoot, that this
Council go into 'Court of Revsidn on
the Hanna Collis Drain By -Law.
'Carrico ;
Moved by Geo. McDonald' secoe 1
ed by Alex Alexander, that the Coart
of Revision on the Hanna-Cdilte
Drain By -Law be now closed and the
e`& -
B,Law be finally passCarried,
Moved by Stanley MacOraii'"sedon' t
ed by r W. R. Broadfoot, that bile;
Clerk .be instructed to
tenders for the work to be done of
the OOanne-Collis Drain. .Carried
Moved by W. R. Broadfoot second-
ed by Stanley.Meehan, the .Twp.
rate be 3 mills for 1941. -Ca 'son, Kitchener, with Mr. and hit's,
TREAT YOURSELF TO
NEILSON'S
CE C'EAM
Sundaes, Milk Shakes, Soft Drinks
Milk & Cream, Chocolate ].Milk, !Butter & Cheese
Brussels Dairy Bar
Stan. Meehan, IinsP, McNair
Drain
Stakes for Cox and Jacklin
..."Drain
L. D. Frain livestock valuator
Insurance Twp. Road
J. H, FEAR, Clerk.
V
ETHEL
5,00
6.26
2,00•
162.60
j, .{Yin's. J. Forrest of Winrillpeg is
spending some time with Mrs. John
King.
-.,y.,isdtoro: Stanley Wilson, Hamil-
ton, at his home here; Mervin
RI'vby, Kitchener, and Irvine Rely,
.'ICiltchener, with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Ruby,•' Mies Ella Fraser, Brussels
with 'Miss Elizabeth Bishop; Miss
-Winndfred ,Steins, Brussels; wi':h
.Mrs. M. Cleaver; Kenneth . Thomp-
Moved by Alex Alexander second;.
ed by W. R. Broadfoot, that all ap-
proved accounts be paid. -Carried..
Moved by W. R. Broadfoot second-
ed by Stanley Machan, that We - do,
now adjourn till next meeting, onSept. 6th or at the call of .the.Reeve,
Carried.
The following accounts were pad
C.N.R. 13xrn•ess ..., .....,. .40
1'. A. Harrison; cement tile- g8.00
W. H. Speiran, culvert 7.60
Elston :Speiran, culvert
Colwell Speiran, culvert , . -
Fergus Neable, culvert , .. ,
James Bremner, culvert
Wan. Bremner; culvert 0000
Jno. Fischer, culvert
Charles Fischer, culvert . , ,
Jas. Moses, culvert
Archie Moses, culvert , , , 2,60
Jno. Pearson, culvert .,. 1.2
Geo. Brown, culvert ..... , , . . 8.50
Sylvester Raynard, ,culvert ; . i0
Alain Hull, cut weeds ' 6.00
Robt. Bennett, bridge 2.50
Goldwyn Thompson, bridge ,' 75'
Roy McDonald, bridge . ,., , . 2.75
2.55
5.00
1.85
6. Skips resiponible for entry fee of
850 per person. '
7. A11 scores Pius and Minus to lie
given to"D. A. Rann.
8. 4 sets of prizes.tothe winners.
9. In case of any rink being unable
to play their schedule: game they
will forfeit game to the opponent
with a Plus of Five.
10, There ,are several' names' at the
foot of the list from which sugstit-
nte players if" needed: mist be
chosen.
A
BELGRAVE
150
8.00
3.75
4.00
2.26
3S5
2.25
2.55
!ilex McDonald, -bridge
Tom Pennington
Hugh Smith
Z11lgx & Son, account
D. N. Monald, plank and
.pukes s 146.75
Roofer's ,Supply Co., signs 1051
1Steet Co., Hamilton, steel
for bridges 164 3',1
Stevenson & Alcock, .Close
Drain, 350 00
Thos. Wilson, assist survey
Jacldlin Drain . 3.130
Sheldon Jacklin, assist survey-
Jacklin Drain . . 8.5D,
Andrew Jacklin, assist
• Jeeklii Dram , . ., , . 3.50
John McKay, assist
satiny Jackliu Drain
Geo bOcKay, assist survey,
Jackliu Drain 3.59.
Lawrence Willis, assist .survey
Jacklin Drain 3.50
Stanley Meehan, assist serV„a •
Cox Drain . 7.00
Ralph Machan, assist survey
Cox Drain 3',50
Leslie Lake, assist
survey Cox Dram
Charles Lake, assist
survey Oax Drain
E1gy Brandon, assist
survey Cox Drain
School Section NO
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E. Thompson.
Merlin Pastor Conducts
Service Here
'.Rev. Mr. Wlltiams, Merlin, a
former pastor in the Presbyterian
church here conducted the evening,
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Announce Regulations
For Bread Wrappers
Ottawa, Aug. 12 -Action taken b3
the. Wartime Prices and Trade
Board last week to ban multi-caloaed
and double bread wrappers and salt
of slice bread, effective Monday, was
supplemented yesterday by an order
resrtictions the extent of the im-
printing and the weight and quality
Of the wrapping paper.
Henceforth, the board ordered,
the highest quality paper permitted
for bread wrappers is either uufille
white sntlphite er a brown krait of
standard shade or ',shades. This
paper is not to weigh. more than 20
pound's, dry weight, 24 inches LY
.86 inches basis for the 480-sggtet
ream, and not more than 32 pounds
OD, the same basis when waxed. The
paper must not be treated 1 n any
Taylor opacity,
*Painting on bread wrappers must
+'bd •In: a single color, in standard
type design, and must not cover
more than 25 per cent, of the sur-
face.
Whale these regulatons ore ef-
, fecative immediately, bakers are au-
bhorrized to use stocks of wrappers
on ]land or those now in process of
being printed. Stocks of filled
white sulphite paper in possession
of the bread wrapper manufacturer,
or ready for delivery to these firms
by paper manufacturers on orders
-placed prior to August 8, may ala!
"•be‘tntilized.
"; Plates currently used for im•
•'gihtnting wrappers which do not in-
wolye painting in more than one
The girl's meeting of the Women's
Institute will f.be held oil ,; .Tuesday;
Aug. lOth, 'at 2.30 P.M.;'at the home
of Mrst Lyle Hopper. The convenors
of program ere, Miss Mnl'iel Hol1per,
and Mrs, Stewart Procter, Roll call
'How the girls can improve the In
statute.' Motto, by Mrs. ,Stewart
Procter, Current e'entst Miss
Ferrel Higgins, Address, Mrs. 33,1.
Wdglrtnlmn. Mnita ;plinth Coin;
Miss Maty Yiiill MIAs 1Vlurlel
Hopper ant Mrs. "hltitsol Biggins, Alt
the ladies of theceintittnity are 111-
vitod' to this meeting 1• , ,
r ...8.50'.Izz.az
•8 ,'../
D. A. McDonald, Str achav ".
Drain cog,
Wm. Agar, cut glass
and weeds,
:Stevenson & Alcock,
Close Drain
!Alvin Armstrong, ;Telma:61t.
Draintlb fill
„POS. O. Wilson, take Get. i
McLaughlin to Co, Houle 6.00`
B, MCF•arlane, NoNair Drain 6l
Ir. A. Harrison, relief ac0ount 14.98
Co, I•Inron Hospital acct, ,, 37.50
Russel Knig11t, relief account 1.50,
Percy Tyreman, .sllee,p 41104 ',0"1.3,40'
1. 14, Fear, Weed Insp.t't, '1ii 90
Byft,aws, Hanna -Collis Df till 1 i0b
• r•_r:... .:.
Glerk's Fees, Minna Collis. r • 1 •,,15;1
brain ..... , . , v .. . , ,1,' l r �15,4'Q•
3.50`t
100 00;
76.00
�u
r
het
color and the imprint of which don
not. exceed 25 per cent of the sur-
face coverage are also permitted
under the new order even though
they may not be designed in stand-
ard type.
WALTON
The August meeting of the U.F.-
Wr0. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Johnston on Wednes,
fay, August 200th. 'The roll call
will be, "a community need." Mrs,
0. G. Anderson of Wingham will bo
present to address the meeting, AU..
the ladies of the comanunity ars in -
1,
vited to attend.
,Mr. and MTs. Fred Rutledge, and
son, Leslie, farmer rosid'ents of this ,
community, who recently moved to.
Blyth, were honored by old friends '
an'd neighbors in the Community
Hall here, and presented with gifts
and an illuininatte1address.
The occasion took the form of a
farewell party, as Mr. Rutledge was
,presented with a leather ebb. bag,
Mrs. Rutledge with a silver tea serv-
ice, silver entree tray and dish, anal
Leslie with an aeroplane clods
Joseph Casngrebll; Mrs. William
Humphries and Ronald Bennett
made the presentations. Charles
Sellers read the address, in which
he referred to .the genuine worth of
the Rutledge family in the com-
munity, and the sincere regret over
their departure,
Mr. Rutledge was station agent •
at Walton prior to his departure-
for Blyth.
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War Scarcity Of Doctors
,Elora has no dentist now, though
it has about 1,200 population, 'and
a good many more counting !Salem.
Fergus has two instead of three, so
that in the two towns combined,
there are now only two dentists. Ar-
thur has only one doctor left in a
village of sorbs' 1,100 persons, since
the sudden death of Dr. John Rus-
sell. Elora has two, but we un•
denstand that one is leaving. in
Tottenham, there is no doctor fnr
a village of 600 persons. The near-
est doctor is 10 miles away.
--Fergus News -Record
Belgrave Rector Transferred
Rev. R. M. Weekes, rector of the
Anglican. Church at Belgrave, Blyth.
and Augur,n, has accepted an appoint
mein to Glencoe, Wardsvilie and
Newbury parishes. He will take eve- to
Itis new charge about the. middle of
Septeawbor.
"71"44t ;VIYE LA•FRANCE.l