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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1937-09-16, Page 7s* THREE-MASTED SCHOONER time + of these of our 1 X - »■ Main Street W. M. S. and the to give for our will be deeply by ojir / * , C. H. CQyRSEY, BI1)DULPH, HURT WHEN TEAM BOLTS lined the those,who attended her group meet-* ings. Mrs. Forbes also addressed I. _ _ _ * - ... Each pad will kill Hies all day and every day for three weeks. 3 pads in each packet. 10 CENTS PER PACKET at Druggists, Grocers, General Stores* WHY PAY MORE? THE WILSON FLY P(^D CO., Hamilton, Ont. Lakes today, made port after a 75- Mrs. Herman Kyle occupied the chair ^lour trip of 150 miles agaijist strong -----—’--1 southerly head winds. ;She has no auxiliary power what­ ever. Severe Nervous Break Down After Twins Were Born Mrs. H. Bonnell, Hopefield, P.E.I., writes:^— ’"After my first twins were born I had a Serious,, nervous break down. tried different medicines and-pills, but all were of no Use. I saw Milburn’s H, & N. Pills advertised;, got some, and received immediate relief. "Since then I have used thepi after the Ibirth of each of my children; I hm how the mother Of fourteen, including three pairs of twins, and I give all thanks to Milburn’s & N. Pills for my healthy and happy children.’’ James Street W. M. S;- The regular monthly meeting ot the W. M. -S. was beld in James St. -church on Thursday, Sept. 9th with a good attendance. The president, THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Migratory Birds The National Parks service of the Department of .Mines and Resources Ottawa, has- just issued the regula­ tions regarding Migratory Birds for the (current year. A summary of the regulations as they apply to Ontario follows: is delicious JOHN J. CLUFF NAMED MAYOR OF SEAFORTH John J. Cluff was elected as may- . or of Seaforth to, fill the vacancy created last week by the death of Mayor A. D, Sutherland. Mayor Cl'uff has been acting mayor since early in the- year and is now in his 29th year in municipal office in Seaforth. For 17 years he has served on the council and -he was a member of the Public Utilities Commission for 13 years'. His was the only nomina­ tion for the office. George D. Ferguson and H. E. Smith was nominated to fill the va­ cancy caused when Councillor Cluff resigned to assume the mayorship. The Main Street W. M. S. met on Thuisday afternoon in the church parlour with Miss Hogarth in charge and sixteen members -in attendance, The meeting was opened with sig- ing “What a Frienct we have in Jesus” which was followed by the Lord’s Prayer in unison. Miss Ho- ,garth read the devotional leaflet af­ ter AVhich Mrs. Medc» and Mrs. Ab­ bott lead in prayer. “Take Time to be Holy” was then sung and the president, Mrs. Medd, took, -charge of the business. Two sick members were remembered by cards flowers. Mrs. Layton gave last chapter of the Study Book in a very interesting story form. It was decided to take the new Study Book “(A New ’Church in a New World.” for the next year. “Have ye heard the song "from the Golden Land” was then sung. Mrs. C. Johns lead in prayer for a mission­ ary. The October meeting will fee held at the home of Mrs. Layton, under-the leadership or Mrs. K. J; Sims. Hundreds of citizens took out to witness the arrival of the J. T, Wing, first three-masted schoon­ er to enter Goderich harbor in more than a quarter century, last week. Seafaring people, many of them sailors of yesteryear, piers and lake banks to witness the “Wing’’ carrying only her lower canvas sail majestically in the har­ bor. With a cargo of logs from Drum­ mond Island in Lake Superior,this Nova Scotia built “three-’mafter”. once engaged in the rum-running trade off the Atlantic coast, and onnly one of her kind on. the Great DEATH OF MRS. DICKENS Mrs. Alfredda Dickens, wife Richard Dickens of the fourth con­ cession of Biddulph Township, died on Saturday at her home, in her 64th year. She was formerly Miss Alfred­ da Atkinson, daughter o£ the late , Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson. -She was born in Biddulph Townshiip and 'liv­ ed there all her- life, for the' past 34 years on the farm whfere she died. She was a member of the St. Pat­ rick’s Anglican church, Saintsbury, and active in the women’s associa­ tion -of that church. She is survived b'y her husband and. two daughters, Mrs. Earl AtK-insop, and Mrs. Hebei’ Davis, both of .piddulph. The funer­ al took 'pl'ace j-rom the family home on Monday afternoon with interment. - in the St. James’ cemetery, Clande- boye. „ ' for the business period. It "is .hoped that many of our ladies will endeav­ or to attend the Huron Presbyterial which is being held at 'Chiselhurst on Sept. 30th when Miss McKenzie, one of the returned Missionaries from Africa will be present an address. Plans were made Anniversary Services which held on October 17th. A spiritual program was given Associate, Helpers, with their secre­ tary, Mrs. C. W. Christie., as leader The theme was “The Unchanging Christ,’’ Scripture readings were giv­ en by Miss Hunter- and Mrs. Mantle. Mrs. Sharpe led- in pYayer. Mrs. B. Bissett contributed a ‘beautiful solo “What are you doing for Jesus’’ with guitar, accompaniment. The devotion­ al leaflet was splendidly given by Mrs. R. Kestle. A playette entitled “Lovers Crucible’’ was an impres­ sive part of this service, the princip­ al .characters being taken by Mrs. E. Shapton, Mrs. W. Shapton and Mrs; Page-and a solo, “Shall we not go," by Mrs. Clayton Frayne. A most splendid report from the school of leaders recently held at Alma Coll- lege/'St. Thomas, was given by Mrs. J. M. southeott and the following young ladies:- Misses M. Del-bridge, Irene Van Gamp, H. Finkbeiner and & Christie. Our* Dominion Board President, MrsrG. E. Forbes was a Open Seasons Ducks, Geese (otihev than Brant) Cools, iVilsoji’s cp Jack Snipe . in that part of the Province of Ontaiio lying north mid west of a line commencing at the southwest angle of Bruce- County; thence east­ erly along the southerly boundaries of Bruce and Grey Counties to the southwest angle of Nottawasaga township in the County of Simcoe; thence along the south boundaries of Nottawasaga, Sunnidale and Ves- pra townsbipis to the line of mean high water of Lake Simcoe; thence southerly and -easterly aTonjg .the saidi line of mean high water on the south side of Lake Simcoe to the northwest angle- of Brack town­ ship in the -County of Ontario; thence along the north and east boundaries of Brock township to the centre of King’s Highway No. 7: thence easterly along the centre line of the said highway to the west boundarj” of Lanark county; thence along the west and south boundaries of Lanark County to the line of mean high water on the north side of Rid-eau Lake; thence along the line of mean high water on north side of Rideau River to a point east angle ofi thence southerly east boundary of Grenville County to the northwest angle of Dundas County; thence easterly along the northerly boundaries of Dundas, Stormont and Glengarry Counties to the interprovincial Boundary: Sep­ tember 15th to- November 15th, both dates inclusive. In that part of the" province of Ontario lying soutB' of the line de­ fined in the. iprecediing paragraph: October 1 to Novembei’ 30, both dates inclusive, except in the coun­ ties of Essex and.- Kent the open season for geese (other than Brant) shall be fk’om October 15 to De­ cember 15, both dates inclusive. Lake and Rideau opposite the north- Grenviile County; and, following the Eider Ducks North' of the Quebec, Cochrane, Winnipeg line of the Canadian Na-, tional Railways: September 15 to November 15. Charles H. Coursey, of concession “4, Biddulph Townsip was taken td St. Joseph’s Hospital, ’London, with fractured ribs and-a gash in one leg, I great inspiration_to all and especially suffered when a team of horses on j. ' his farm ran away. Cotirsey -was - x drawing in gbain from a threshing 1 the school on .her recent trip to the .machine which was ojfei%ting‘on his,Orient and Korea, having travelled farm, when the team became fright- 26,00-0 miles, 2,000'miles toy airplane ened. They rah away, and the wa- Pictures were shown of the great gon struck a hay loader. Coursey was work of our organization in thrown- to the ground. Though he countries, of .schools and hospitals, lost considerable blood, his condi­ tion is not regarded as serious. Unless he has the ambition to fit himself for a better job,'-he has not the ability to acceptably fill the one he now has. / When using WILSON’S FLY PADS READ DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY AND _ FOLLOW THEM / ■-? ■ ■ schools that are crowded and all anxious for the cause of Christ. Dr. Crawford, Missionary of China who spoke on conditions there today said that Japan was not overpopulated, The -cause of war was solely to. make more money. v China has betteY air­ ways than Canada and there are twelve million childr'en in schools. There Sre many chj’istian gentlemen in that goveriim-eht today, one of- Whom held thirteen parties to study the- Gxford gro,up movement. It was stressed at this school that' all leaders^shotild bring their mem- bers^into closer fellov/gbip with God and to encourage voluntary' giving. To hear the report from this gather­ ing made one feel it was an honour and a great privilege to belong to our W. M. S. .andi to enter ifiore sin­ cerely into* this important work'of being a co-worker with Christ in the redemption of the world and to give as was suggested from the sizOxof our hearts and not from the top purses.. ,* Si Mary: “Well, leap year passed and we’re still singie.” " 1 Martha: “Yes, but.lap year is al­ ways with us.” .............. . , . ,*v' ...... .. ... ■ .... Nerve piu^j Woodcock ■September 15 to November 30. ft| Closed Seasons Ther/e is a closed season through­ out the year on Brant, Wood Ducks, Swansf, Cranes, Curlew, Willets, Godw/ts, Upland Plover-, Black-bel­ lied/and Golden Plover, and' Lesser Dowitchers, phalaropes, stones, and provided with one open season above schedule.' There is a closed season through­ out the year on the following non­ game 'birds: Auks, Auklets, Bitterns, Fulmars, Gannets, Grebes, Guillemots, Gulls, Herons, Jaegers, Loons, Murres, Pet­ rels, Puffins, Shearwaters1 and Terns and there is a •closed’season through­ out the- year on the following insec­ tivorous birds: Bobolinks, Catbirds, Chickadees, Cuckoos, Flickers, Flycatchers, Gros­ beaks, Hummingbirds, Kinglets, Martins, Meadowlarks, Nighthawks, or Bull-Bats, Nuthatches, Orioles, Robins, Shrikes, Swallows, Swifts, Tanagers, Titmice, Thrushes, Vireos, Warblers, Waxwings, Whip-poor- wills, Woodpeckers, and Wrens and all other perching birds AVhich feed entirely or chiefly on insects.’ Greater Yellow-Legs, Avocets, Knots, Oyster-Catchers, Stlits, Surf-Birds, Turn- all the - shore birds . not in ' Bag Limits Ducks (exclusive of mergansers) 12 in any day; igeese (other than Brant) 5 in any day; Rails, Coots and Gallinule-s 25 in an^day in the aggxegate; Wilson’s or Jack snipe 25 in'any day; Woodcock 8 in any day; and not more than 125 Wood­ cock and 150 ducks (exclusive of mergansers) and 50 geese (other than "Brant) in one season. be! AFRAID OF THE DARK, mr?driver? Figures indicate you should Deaths from automobile at night in Ontario "increased 22.4 p;er cent, from 1931 through 19'3 6. Deaths from daylight decreased.' 18.6 per cent, during the same period. Ill nearly all reports of night-time accidents, there is evidence that someone was driving faster than his •eyes could\see, or into- darkness that wasn’t dispelled by headlights or highway illumination. J Human eyes are not like owls. Light rays from headlights dp not 'bend around curves or over hills. The facts urge every driver to slow down when the sun goes down; to have two self-imposed speed lim­ its—one for clear days, a slower one for nights and bad weather the dark as you, do a fog, storm, or a heavy rain — your mind that HIGHWAY MUST STOP. STEPHEN COUNCIL The (council of the Township of : Stephen met in the Town Hall, at 1 Crediton, on Tuesday, the 7th day ■ of September 1937, at 1 o’clock p.m. ' All members were present. The min­ utes of the -previous meeting were • read and adopted. 'The following correspondence was read: From the Department or Highways notifying, the Municipality that on and- after'' noon the 1st day of Sep- , tember 1937 the road, westerly along ’ the road allowance between the Townships of McGillivray and Ste- ' phen .from the road allowance ibe- , tween Jots 35 and 36 in the Town- ' ship of Stephen ly, to and along between lots 39 , along the -road ’ concessions XX and XXI northwesterly along the road allow- , anee adjacent to the southwest lim­ it of lot 1, Cons. A and B and Con­ cession East of the Lake Road to the King’s Highway, is to be assum- . ed as the King’s Highway, to become and to be vested in me Crown and under- the Control of the Depart- ’ ment of Highways. Filed. From the Department .of Public Welfare as to recent Order-in-Coun- cil relating to Unemployment Rer lief. Filed. From Secretary of The Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities asking the Township Council to be­ come- a member of the organization. Filed. From Prof. Maine, Director Ex­ tension Dept, of the University of Western Ontario announcing course of lectures and discussions to be held of value to Municipal Officials. Moved by Roy Ratz, seconded by Thomas Love: That we pay the reg­ istration fee of $5.00 which will en­ title the Municipality to 'send as many appointed or elected officials as it desires. Carried. Moved fey Roy Ratz, seconded by Edward Lamport: That By-law No. 5-16 to appoint Stewart Webb con­ stable for the Township of Stephen for a period of twelve months with­ out remuneration having been read three -times be passed and signed by the Re'eve and Clerk and the Seal of the Corporation attached thereto. • Moved onded by grant of r Huron Plowman’s Association.’ Car. A plan prepared by County En­ gineer Bridge cession moved by Roy Ratz: That the work of the building this bridge be started as soon as possible and tenders for the construction thereof be asked for to be filed with the -Clerk by the 14th inst. at 7 p.m. Carried. Moved by Thomas Love, second­ ed by Roy Ratz: That no action be taken to the request of The Bell Telephone Company to. pass a by­ law to provide .for -the Corporation’s consent to the said Company con­ structing its lines upon the highways etc. and to authorize the Reeve to supervise and approve the construc­ tion of such lines. Moved onded by following passed:. James .Stanlake, ’road 2, $17.78; Norman ,Heaman, road 3, $13.43; Franklin King, road- 5, $9.75; Jo'hn Smith, roads 6, $12.-4-l; .Lome Fink­ beiner, road 8, $19.77; Dennis O’Rourke, road 11, $18.32; Ben Mc­ Cann, road 12, $6.55; Augustus Lat­ ta, road (US, $2.40; Harold Turner, road' S.B. 19, $13.3,2; Harold Turn­ er, road road 10, road 13, road 21, 24, $12.42; John Klumpp, road 26, $9.0’8; George Either-, for advertis­ ing $19.68; George Either, su.pt., salary $30.90; Nelson Baker, road 2.2, $5.98; Nelson Baker, road $8.63; Placid Desjardine, road $3.20; Peter Eisenbach, road $49.86; peter Eisenbach, gravel 70; Matthew Sweitzer, road 15, 67; Fred Kerr, lumber $1.75; total $312.-26. Orders—Canadian Bank of Com­ merce, hydro $6.65; F. J. Wickw-ire printing $11.00; S. F. Maine, regis­ tration fee for Municipal Cownse at •Western University $5.00; Centralia Co-oipeirative Co., cement $45.50; E. Shapton, 'grant for- .South Huron Plowman’s Association $15.'0O; Can­ adian Bank of Commerce, cashing road cheques 60ic. Carried. The council adjourned' to imeet again in the Town Hall, Crediton, on Monday, the 4th day of October 1937 at 1 p.m. Herbert K. Eillber, Clerk produced souther- the road allowance and 40; thence allowance between to and Carried'.’ by Edmund Shapton, sec­ Edward Lamport: That a $15.00i be made to the S. Patterson for Carruther’s opposite Lot ? and ‘6, Con- 21, was submitted. It was iby Thomas Love, seconded Carried. by Edward Lamport, sec­ Thomas Love: That the pay sheets and orders be 19, $1'6.53; peter Re>gier $i7.48; Stephen Morrison, $8.88; William Desjardine $12.77; Daniel Haugh, rd. L 16, 25, $2,~ $8.- Fear a sno\y make tip DEATHS Pa,mPostman’s Wife: “Why look all tuckered out!’’ Postman: “I sure km, I have all over town looking for a named 'Fragile’.”' yo;l Staff Increased The board of the Seaforth Colleg­ iate Institute have found it neces­ sary owing to the large increase in attendance to make an addition to the staff and Miss Margaret Mc-( Kellar te.A., specialist of the Uni­ versity of Western Ontario, daugh­ ter of M. McKellar, pointed. The staff Consists ers, principal G. A. H. Weedtfiark, Miss R. Fennell, Miss S. Wood, Miss W. Gillespie, Miss Darroch and Miss Margaret McKel­ lar. has been ap- of seven teach- Ballantyne, I. THUILSDAY, SHiaWBER lfi, 1087 ONTARIO Ontario Election Act, 1927, R.S.O. Chap. 8 and Ontario Voters’ Lists Act, 1927, Chap, 7 THE ONTARIO ELECTION, OCTOBER 6, 1937 Notice of Sittings of Revising Officers TAKE NOTICE that the sittings cf the Revising Officers for the purpose of hearing complaints or ap­ peals with regard to the Voters’ Lists to be used at the pending Election ctf a member of the Legislative As­ sembly for each of the Electoral Districts cf Huron-Bruce and Huron, will be held for the respective municipal­ ities in said Districts, at the following times and places, mentioned in the schedule below, with the names of the Qlerk o'f the Revising Officer for each Municipatily, and the last date for making complaints cr appeals to the said Clerk. - £ Municipality Date of Sitting Grey Township .......Sept 6 th Howick Township it 7th Wingham Town ....■’13th Brussels Village ....it 9th Mildmay Village ..if 8th Carrick Twp..........a 11th Huron Township ..if 10th Ripley Village ....if 15th Culross Twp..........it 16th Teeswater Village f>14th Morris Township Ji 20 th Turnberry Twp. ...if 17th E. Wawanosh Twp.ff 18th Blyth Village ........if 21st Ashfield Twp..........'Sept ff Sth Col'bome Twp........10 th W. Wawanosh Twp.ff 13 th Lucknow Village ..15th Kinloss Twp...........if 17th HURON-BRUCE BY HIS HONOR JUDGE COSTELLO Places o-f Bitting Time of Sitting Clerk Township Hall, Ethel ............. Township Hall Gc.rrie ............ Town Hall, Wingham ;........... Town Hall, Brussels ............... J. A. Johnston’s office, Mildmay J. A. Johnston’s office, Mildmay Township Hall Ripley ............ Council Chambers, Ripley ..... Town Hall, Teeswater ............ Town Hall, Teeswater ............ Township Hall, Morris ....... Township Hall, Bluevale ....... Foresters’ Hall, Belgrave ..... Community Hall, Blyth ......... a.m. J. H. Revis’g Offi’r Fear, Ethel .......... Gamble, Fordwich 10 ___ 10 a,m...Isaac 10 a.m.,.W. A. Galbraith, Wingham 2 " ~ . 10 a.m...J. A. Johnston, Mildmay 10 a.m...J. A. Johnston, Mild: 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 BY D. E. HOLMES, ESQ. 2 2 2 2 2 Township Hall, Ashfield ....... Township Hall, Carlow ............ Township Hal], W- Wawanosh Town Hall, Lucknow ............. Township Hall, Holyrqpd ....... / tf cHURON p.m...R. S. Warwick, Brussels Last Day <or Complaints . Sept ff fl if ff if )» 11 if ...........-T- r , — —-T- J- p.m...Donald McKay, RR 3, Ripley p,m...E. F. Martin, Ripley p.m...J. S. McDonald, Teeswater .. p.m.,.M. Jacklin, Teeswater ....... p.m...Alex. M&cEwan, Bluevale ... p.ni.„W. R. Cruikshank, Wingham p.m.,.A. Porterfield, Belgrave No. 1 p.m...L r. Elliott, Blyth ...... p.m. ,C. E. McDonagh, Luck, No. 3 Sept p.m...Wm. Sallows, Goderich No, 6 p.m...Durnin .Phillips, Lucknow .. p.m...J. E. Agnew, Lucknow ....... p.m.. J, R, Lane, R.R. 2, Holyrood ff if if ff ff 3rd 4th 9 th Sth 4th 8th 7th 11 tn 13th 11th 16th 14th 15th . 17tn Municipality Date of Sitting Hay Township .... Hullett Township McKillop Twp. ... Stanley Twp........ Stephen T'wip........ Tuckersmith Twp. Usborne Twp....... Seaforth Town ... Exeter Village .... Hensail Village .. Clinton Town ... Goderich Goderich Goderich Goderich Goderich Twp. Town Town Town Town ■Sept ff ff ff ff ff ft ff ff ft if if if Sept if 9th 8th 11th 6th 13th 7th 10th 14 th 15th 16th 17 th 18th 20th 21st BY HIS HONOR JUDGE COSTELLO Plaices of Sitting Township Hall, Zurich ......b... Community Hall, Londesboro Carnegie Library Hall Seaforth Township Township Walker’s Township Town Hall, Seaforth Village Hall, Exeter T6wn Hall, Hensail Town Hall, Clinton .,..10 a.m. & 8 Holmes’ Hall Holmesville Court Court Hall, Hall, Hall, Hall, Varna .... C’lediton . Brucefield Elimville Time of Sitting Clerk Revis’g Offi’i' 10 2 2 2 2 2 10' 10 10 10 20th Court 21st Court Last Day tor Complaints .... Sept ff ff » fl if a.m...A. F. Hess, Zurich ............... p.m...Tas, W- McCool, Londesboro p.m...Tohn McNay, Seaforth No, 2 p.m...C. C. Pilgrim, Varna ........... ip.m..,H. K. Eilber, Crediton ....... p.m.,D. F. McGregor, Seafoith No 4 a.m. A. W. Morgan, Hensail, No. 1 a,m...D. H. Wilson, Seaforth ....1.... a.m...Joseph Senior, Exeter ........ a.m...Jas. A. Paterson, Hensail .... Manning, Clinton ...... Thompson, Clinton .... Knox, Goderich ......... Knox, Gode:ich .......... p.m...R. a.m, a.m...L. a.m...L. ,R,IliO House, Goderich ....... 10.30 House, Goderich ....... 10.30 BY D. E. HOLMES, ESQ. House, Goderich ................8 p.m..,L. House, Goderich ........... 8 p.ni...L, E. G. L. L. L. L. Knox, Goderich . Knox, Goderich . If ff ff if 1) ff ff Sept 6th 4th Sth 3rd 9 th 4th 7th 11th 11th 13th 14th 15th 1-6 th 17tn 16 th 17th All persons are called upon to examine the Voters’ List to ascertain that their names are correctly en­tered therein. ’ ■ -i. - AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the list to be so revised is Part I and III of the Voters’ Liat pre­ pared for the above mentioned municipalities. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter in any of'the said municipalities who desires to com­ plain that his name or the name of any (person entitled to be entered on the said list for that municipality has ■been omitted (from the same, or that the names of any persons who are not entitled to be voters have been en­ tered thereon, may as above set out apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the name of any other, per­ son entered on or removed from the list. 'AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such appeals must be by notice in writing in the prescribed form (in duplicate) signed by complainant, and given to the Clerk of the Revising officer or left for him at his ad­ dress, as stated above. The list of voters may be seen at the office o>f the Clerk of the Revising officer in each municipality as above. For further information write to Mrs. J. B. REYNOLDS, Box 44'4, Goderich, Clerk for the Election Board, of the County of Huron. ... A T. M. COSTELLO Dated at Goderich the^30th day of August, A.D., 1937. Chairman for the Election Board of the County o’f Huron n^^T’ rajlt 3mtJ I I ZW WK /i-OS? i r' . ' thollS<l"'<b .«.- W OI^ot?<S T ... M tn'" ,%>rf?v'»’',S.w„o$j'%>«J',oS« ,w ? [4] / '/j >1 fix y X.-' •:-s z * I’ ^\j Local Advisory Conintittec Chairman, w. G. Medd; Secretary, C. V. Pickard Ontario Advisory Committee 74 King St. East, Toronto FfcWsSE**! *?ws w National Employment Commission under The authority of the dominion government vtj if?■f