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Employers and Post Offices
have been requested to dis-
play in a prominent place
the official Table of Tax
Deductions.
Forms TD -1 may be secured
from your employer, Posr
Offices, or local Income Tax
offices.
Income Tax is Fair to All
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, 52% only of the
money Canada needs will be raised by taxation. The rest will have to be
borrowed by means of War Savings Stamps, Certificates • and Victory
Bonds.
Starting with the 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's going 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 de-
ducted during the first 8 months of this year
has been taken into account in the Table of
Tax Deductions.
3. Though die 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 life• insur-
ance premiums, annuities, principal repay-
ments on your home, or into a pension fund
may be deducted (up to a certain maximum).
from the savings portion of your income taxa
In many cases this may be sufficient to make
payment of the savings portion of the tax
unnecessary.
CNART' SNOWING 1542 TAX LIABILITY OP A
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FIXED TAX
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.
DOMzwiOW OF CAJJADA -- DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL REVENUE
HON. COLIN GIBSON,
Minfsttr of National Ret,eaPtti,
GRAND BEND
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After making an unexpectedly
crape edy recovery alter being near
dearth from drowning, fuor year-old
Deanna McKenna. was taken home
to ,Guelph front St. Joseph's Hospital
London, where she had been under
an oxygen tent to prevent pneumon-
ia. 1'he little girl slipped into a
]mole in the lake at Grant( Bend on
Wednesday and had bee under wat-
er •rose to five minutes before an
unidentified swimmer stumbled over
her body and 'rushed her to shore,
where she was revived.
DRYSDALE
Threshing is now the order of the
day hi this vicinity.
Mrs. Celia Ayottc of Zurich spent
a, few days visiting' with friends in
this vicinitty.
.Miss Georgia Laporte ;returned to
her home in Detroit: after spending
some time with her grand parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Laporte I
Mrs. Frank Corriveau le again able
to be arounr iii 'her house.: after a ;
bad spell of eye teoul,le.
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INCOME TAX DIVISION
hies of Lodon were Sunday visitors'
with the (Miss Gelinas.
Sorry to report that Mr. Verdon
Rau has met with a very painful a.c
eident while out with his gun when
it discharged and the bullet went
through his foot. Dr. Taylor is
now tending to the injured foot.
Mrs. Victoria Den'omme of the
Blue Water Highway, south renewed
old acquaintences last ,meek.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and (Mrs, Al Mercer and dau-
ghter Ferrol Ann of St. Thomas, vis
ited with Miss Lavada Hartlei'b oast
1 Fr^day.
1 Mr. and Mrse. E. Flynn of Lon-
! don 'visited with friends here on
(Sunday,
i Miss Tenet MMlcCrea of Meaford is
vi'iting with her sister Mr. and Mrs.!
• S. Currie'.
Theodore Luft of Hamilton spent
''+ holiclayo with his ;parents, Rev,
and Mrs. T. Lu ft. 1
Wm .Ness of Si: Thoma: ,pent the'
week -end at his home hare,
Resell Haperot't•. is spending his
!
holidays with hie •1,»othprin Port
Colborne.
Mrs,
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Shirleymand Marion ,y mStl ,^.r ,•:.".,.7.-.4-
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C. FRASER ELLIOTT,
Commissioner of Income Tox,
Bowmanville
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Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns of Port Hui
on _end their 'daughter Mrs. Shaw
and son Norman of Toronto spent
few days with tMre. Burns' mother
Mrs. Witzel.
appropriate address and Myrtle Ga -
user and Verdi Pollen made the pre-
eenrtation of a beautiful ent table,
a and lamp. The evening was spent in
, playing games, after which a dainty
lunch was served following which all
joined in wishing •Nary and Maude
nunih. jjay and -happiness.
Preset' tatioh,
An enjjojla'ble evening wars pent
at the home of kr. and .Mrs. T. Har-
ry Hoffman, Dashtwood, on Saturday
Last wh n Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs.
Archie Rowc1if'e, Hensalil, were joint
hostesses at a (presentation in honor
of Miss Pearl Harpole, bride -elect of
this month. The amusements of ithe
evening were held in the recreation
room after which the guests withdr
ew to the spacious living room where
the presentation was made and lun-
cheon served. Iilie following address
was read by Pte. Alda Bolton, Lon-
don, and the gilt presented by Vic-
toria Bolton, Toronto:
Dear Pearly: We. your relatives
have 'come here this evening in hon'
our of the occasion ;of your 'coming
marriage. We dike you Pearly, for
yourself and also for who you are
being a descendant of one who is
held very dearly among us, the large 1
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(ton t'amily . We are pleased e�asecl
that lea hero tonight to enjoy this .
event with us. It is our wishes thee T•
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the best of happiness wail be yours1
Howard Klumpp, who isattend'ing
University in Toronto, spent Sunday
with his parents.
sor spent a few dyaa with her moth•
er, Mrs. Hayter
Misses Gertrude Homan, and Rose
Guenther are spending a week's hol-
idays •at Grand Bend.
Bre. Dr. J. Sippelrl of Detroit, ,1p_
ent 'the weekend -with Mr. and Mrs.
C (PlfJ
Mr.Fred Heagy of .London was
a week end visitor with Mr. Donald
Oestr. eiche, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Coxworth
London called on. Mrs, Gill on
Thursday last.
The forty-second Convention of
the Ontario District of the Evangel-
ical Luthern Synod of Mousauri,
will be held at Dashwood on Aug-
ust.3.�ith to the 28th,
A vary pleasant evening
cent Thursday eve last when was
11fi=Lssion 'Circle and Choir of -im tthe
Evangelical chunch gathered atthe
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"We Recomend FEED - And SELLthe Best" t,
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We carry a full line of Purina Products, such as
m Startena, Lay Chows, Hog Chows, Turkey
.;. Feeds, Etc,, !'Etc.4.
Fresh Shipment Every Monday. Deliveries made it
at reasonable distance 44
ELAM W. SHANTZ - Phone, Zurich 91 r20
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MASSEYIIABBISNBWS
Now Is the Time
SECOND HAND PARTS
For Deering Binders, Mowers and Cultivators. Also
used parts for Massey -Harris Machines.
Just Received, several thousand parts to add to our
laarge stock of repair parts.
Checy your machines and order parts early to
avoid disappointment later on.
Tel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Re8- 67
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Zurich Variety Store
Mrs. Edwin Gascho wishes to announce to the
public that she has taken over the stock of the
Zurich Drug Store and will carry on the business
in the same premises, but under the name of The
Zurich Variety Store. We have a large stock of
toiletries, films, magazines, tobaccos, and Patent
Medicines.
Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated
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in a long and happy married life.
with these wishes we ask you to ac-
cept this gift. --(Signed, Your Re-
nati'ves.
Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Smith and da-
ughter Joan ,of Windsor spent the
holiday with her parents. Joan is
staying to spend her holidays
Harry Hafftnon attended the Ont-
ario Undertakers' Convention in
Toronto last Wednesday.
Mr. Czar Klellerman of Toronto is.
visiting with relatives hese.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. Franois of Tav-
isto,ck spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hoffman
iVLr. and Mrs. 3'. Bruce
HENSALL
RCAF, Goderieh, sin of Col. and.
Mrs. G. W. Peacock of Toronto. The
•cere•mony was solemnized by Col.
G. W. IPeacocock, Toronto, rather or
the groom, assisted by Rev, lt. A.
Brook, of Hensall United •chgurch.
Miss G. Lanvniie ATOM was at the.
console of bhe onga,n and during the
signing of the register played sof�tly-
"Intermettzo". Given in marriage.
by her grandfather, Mr. Henry Hoe.
ton of Hensall, the lovely young
bride chose a floorlength gown of
whnte sheer, with lace, fashioned on
princess lanes, ther only ornament
was an airforce locket, gift of ithe
of Wind- groom. The attendants were Mdsa
Dorothy Peacock, Toronto, sister or
the groom, as maid of tonor, Miss.
Elizabeth IMorphy, London, and Miss
Mary Beck, as bridesmaids, The
'bridesmaids being gowned alike Aa
S Gordon Peacock, RCAF, Montreal
was his brother's groomsmain, and
the ushers were Liet Bull Thompson,
and W. 0. John Andrew RCAF,Lonr
don. Mrs. Harpole, mother of 'the•
bride .received and was assisted by
Mrs. Peacock, mother of the groom;
45 guests were present for the rete_
leading Aircraftsman Roy Grosser, R ption which was hedd on 'the spacious
CAF, Toronto, son of Mr. and ,Mrs. . lawn at the lovely residence of Mrs
Wm. Grosser of Toronto, Rev, R. A. Anne Berry of Hensall, the bridal
Brook officiated. Miss Greta .Lam. table 'centred with the wedding cake
mie ATCM, church organist, was at • was attractive with vases of .red
the console for the wedding music, ]'roses, and. pink and white tapers,
and the soloist Miss Florence Welsh i Servling were, Miss Helen Hartry,
of Hensall., sang "Because". TheIMris. John Peaker, Mrs. John And.'
lovely bride given in marriage by her f mese all of London. Por item two:
father, was attractively gowned in' weeks wedding trip t Geoorgisin :Bay
floor -length white sheer with inser- ; the bride wore a tan trete ensemble
tions of Chantiilly 'lace. The <atitend- with dark brown accessories. Thu.
alms were M.r�ts• Jack Reed, sister of I bride and groom will take up rend•
the bride, as matron of honor, and deice in •Godericli: Guests were pre..
the bridesmaid was •Mrs. Earl Sar- sent (from IMorilbreal, Toronto, Cotta
aras. Leading Aurcraftsman James don, Oshawa and Hensall..
Jack RCAF Toronto, was grooms •
roan., •' and the 'ushers were Ross
Saraasase and Ronald Caldwell. Tho
receptio was held sit the home of the
brides parents. 35 guests were i Goderieh--Judgmme,,,t for ,284.22;,.
present and Mrs. Samaras, mother of , wiitih, costs in favor of Wiliam 3,
the bride 'received, being assisted by ; Elliott , 'Clinton conitretor,
the groom's mother, Mrs. Grosser. Mrs, Mary Jane Rath,alsoas f against
For (their wedding trip to Grand : ton, is ,contained in a Countyof Clan
Bend, the bride wore blue and white Court
Time eouple will reside in Toronto . judgment issued by Judge nrV.
Guests were lerneit, who tried the ease on Jn
present from Toronto t 1'l, and reserved judgment, The co -
and Kitchener,
uniterc9ainm of Mrs, Rath is dismniseed•
peaeoek—Harhole ; Elliot suet] 'for z
Pink an'cl white Picardy Gladioli ! maadc' en one f2 33(1¢ for nous sr
formed the floral 'back,of Mrs. Rvati houses
,sound at Dien- • the wok included the excvationo f a
call United Church, Saturday Aug. , cellar, with cement walls
Stir
at 3
p.m. s
n. forfloor
1a charming and
arming wcr1- drain, Defendant tndant iia'..
ling or wide interest, when Pearl work was •faulty, th:t the collar tae
Tarvi•s, only daughter of Mrs. Crane , almost conetntly flooded , but Rio..
"'n'?1e, of Hen0al1 ime. eeme • fele i Hon. ruled tht there was no evic eoeees
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