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''Hap- ixixiiversary was celebrated at ficial resuscitation for some tune with- ,,. War.P,13. maintains that the sentence persons will be entitled to priority
py Landing, summer home of Mr.
and. Mrs. A. J. Metzger, -when the
parents of both Mr. and Mrs. Metz-
out result. The youth apparently step-
ped into a hole in the creek. Other
swimming near by thou youngsters ;'lit
is insufficient, The Ottawa viewpoint
is being sought. .
treatment, 'bet only those which re-
quire immediate completion for nat-
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ger celebrated their oat wedding an- . mversary together, Mr. and Mrs.
John Metzger Neu- were married at
lie was Playing' when he. disappeared
from slain. . . ,----..,
Westerners Help Huron Farmers
The old order of things went into
lonal defence or to safegnard life aed
property in time of emergency,
"Ordinary long, distance calls will
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15ubscription Rate --- One Year $2.00
Sax months, $1.01) in advance
To 'V, $, A., $?..06 per year
Foreign rate, 5.3.00 per year.
Advertising rates on application.
'tadt on June, .3, 1893. Mrs, Metzger
was formerly Mary Badertcher, and
she was horn in Berne, Switzerland,
Mr. 14letzger was born at Carlseuhe,
Ont. They have lived on their present
farm near Hanover for many years,
Kincardine Water Bill Discount
On the seen-annual billing, for done,
receive an additional ?O' per cent. dis-
count, the Public Utilities Commis-
sion decided at its meeting Tuesday
estie rates, Kincardine water users will unless
reverse when five Saskatchewan farm-
crs, the vanguard of a Ian' contin-
gent, carne to Goderich to help out on
uraxe County ferms for the next, 7
. y • J . C. wee ks. Th ey weremet b '' j c
shearer, agrieulterel representative,
continue to be ITIZvl in the seal man-
net, but telephone usera are still being
asked not to make out-of-town calls
absolutely necessary,' and to
make even those essential calls, if pos-
sible, at other than the busy hours."
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Discharged
)sack Campbell
life again,
°fable discharge
Ja c k is bothered
ribs that
distress, and
able to go
was a member
lery before
years ago,
Since then
5uoh points
terrace and
Battery, in
Battery
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of the
From Army
has returned to civil
having received his .ion-
from the active army,
with a spinal arth-
causes him a good deal of
he does not expect to be
to work fora time. Jack
of the Wingham Bat-
going active almost two
in the summer of 1941. •
he has been stationed at
as Camp Borden, Schnee
Petawawa with the 99th
which he held the rank of
Quarter-master Sergeant. --
Sentinel.
Mr, arid Mrs, Lours N, Sohaus of
Neeetadt were married in Neustadt on
June 18, 189e, Mrs, Schaus was form-
night. This represents 4Q ter cent, I
reduction this year.
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• ' and assigned to farms at the Selective
. Service office, VETERANS', WELFARE.`
OFFICER ADDRESSED
erly :Margaret Holm, and she and her
husband were both born in Norrnanby
Bruce M. L. A. Withdraws
The unexpected resig,nation of Joh n
Four Injured In Car Crash
A collision at the intersection of the LOCAL LIONS CLUB
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wit and concessionof Mina and the race - . township. — Hanover Post,
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W. Sinclair, M.L.A., ha set la s
Bruce Liberals the is of and outcome
$ up p n (Continued track side road Listowel, between two r - •
from page one) , . zio '
Fox Killed 27 Chickens
Mrs, Andrew McKagtie of the 6th
Concession,Culross, lost a total of 27 . , ' chickens. Quite a disturbance was
noted among fowl in the twilight
hours and Herbert McKague, who
lives just a few yards away, rushed
out to see what was the cause. Herb.
far from clear. In a letter to Archie
G. MacKay ,of Kincardine, president
of the Bruce Liberal Association; Mr. e ' Sinclair merely wrote, !cI wish t° 4'4-
vise you that I have decided to retire
from. politic6,1 life and will, therefore,
not be a candidate- for the riding of
Bruce at the convention .when it may
automobiles resulted in four persona
being confined to the Listowel Men . . ar ia
Hospital, The ears involved . . were driven by Walter Jickling, Elma
'towns hip f driving in p armer, who was ,..„ Johnston f south, and Clayton , son o
Richard Johnston, R. R. 2, Listowel;
avlio was traveling east.
werecarried on, but recordamount . a
in fines was collected. 'Lion Gord
claimed that a ,number of Lions had
joined the It were clothed
cream flannels. This remark cans
, red the guilty members to sit closer to
the tables but Lion Gord rounded
them all up and imposed the usual
fines, - All those wearing exposed
•and and Save Your Tires for Victory end
IDATIONING .of gasoline and `the fact that.
,, your tires mustiest for the duration-need not
inconvenience you in so far as your bartici nit '
. spied a red fox dashing furiously . . . about, leaving in its wake a string of
dead birds, Securing 'his shotguns, Mr. — evacaeague finished the last chap-
ter for Mr. Fox., — Teeswater News,
be called. I seen never forget and
, will always appreciate the splendid
support received from the electors of
Bruce." . '
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Former Goderich Lad . Buried Overseas
While serving with the 12,A,F. on
heavy bombers raiding Europe, Serg-
braces also were selected and fined to
the accompanying of much snapping
of braces on their back's. This greatly -
• speeded, up the payments of fines.
LionGorddthtla Ot charge a ion ,, to
is conCerited. . .
Every day more of our customers, in die cities •
- as well as the country, are using the, mails to ,
do their banking, to make their deposits or to
for any
. withdraw cash needed purpose.
N, • • ' Airmen Elect Trial By cent A. G. Jack Bea an son of Mr.
- Thrown From Bicycle, Injured
John Johnston, Kincardine, furniture fi worker, was taken to a London hos-
pnal for treatment for head injuries
received when he was thrown from les
bicycle to pavement, after running into :arrick Home Burglarized .=
. -in
LAC. William Thomson ,of Centralia,
they appeared in county court on one
charge of car theft and two charges
of tire theft. Labeled members of
Jurr .of
LAC. John E. Montgomery and den
elected trial by judge and jury when resting.
an d Mrs. William Feag-an, formerly
Gocleriele now of Shedders, was killed
in action on June 19 and was burled
- Newport Cemetery, Lincoln,Eng-
land, en June 23 with fttll air force
honors. ,
Gallagher ;lad been neglecting his gar-
and letting his wife work it at
6.30 in the morning whilehe was still
This caused considerable
theological argument with respect to
reaping and sowing and Lion Gord
called on Lion- Bill Galbraith to verify
. Deposits are acknowledged -by return malt
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• Our nearest Branch is as close as your num.
box. Why not let the mail man be your bixnk
messenger and conserve time, rubber, and
gasoline. If you value your time DO YOUR
BANKING BY IVIA11.1. .,,
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Recently the farm house of Wesley
fohnston on the 4th concession of Car-
ick was entered and among other
hinge taken were some pillow cases.
rhe feathers were emptied out into
i box,—Mildmay Gazette.
the rear end of a parked truck. "The Red Brick Gang" blamed by
for dozen tire thefts from police a
a ,..... PRIORITY SYSTEM ON this early morning work on the part
Lion Otto's but Lion Gal- of wife, . . THE
New Industry For Goderich ,
An announcement affec-
parked cars in the district in recent
face
• L. D. PHONE CALLS braith was not able to back up the
,
DOMINION
. ' • - ' BANK important
ting the industrial life of Goderich,
was made by C. W. Attridge, president
Dominion and general manager of
months, the accused now seven
charges, lour of tire theft being laid
by city police a week ago,
In order to meet the situation creat-
ed by the steadily mounting volume of
long distance telephone calls, a system
charge claiming that the hour was too
early in the morning for him toe ob-
serve anybody working. Lione Otto
then assumed the offensive claiming
eseetseaselei) 1871
Wingham Branch — G. C. Gammage,' Manager
Read Machinery Co, Limited, who Exeter Canning Factory of priorities is to become effective on that the Tailtwister had caused con- UT
ae. aeeeems Walkerton Cadets At Camp
Twenty-six Walkerton High School
boys left on Monday for the second
innual Cadet Camp to be held at
Thames Valley Camp, London. Their
:muse will last until Wednesday, July
r, on which date they return home, —
alalkerton Herald-Times.
stated his company had sold the main Nearly Ready July 1, 1943. This step is being taken siderable complaint by clipping a
building of its plant at the corner of
East street and Cambria road to the
Holeproof Hosiery Company, of Lon-
don. The property is 36 x 117 feet,
two storeys. It is understood that the
Holeproof Co. will take passession im-
mediately and will eventually employ
a maximum of 200 women.
—
As the end of June and the begin-
ning of active canning operations draw
daily nearer, %Manager E. J. Green, of
the Exeter Branch of the Canadian
Canners Ltd., reports that the new
factory, will-be ready about July 3rd.
Coupled with this comes the news that
the pea crop gives every .promise of
being an exceptionally good one,
in accordance with the requirements
of Order. 119 of the Wartime Prices
and Trade Board, which directs that
telephone companies shall take such
steps as are necessary to assure ade-
quate telephone service for essential
purposes. .
The use of priorities on war-urgent
long distance telephone calls simply
hedge so early in the morning and
disturbing the public with noise. Tile
argument was finally settled and the
fine imposed,
It was observed by some Lions that
one of the members was living in the
past like Rip Van Winkle. On closer
scrutiny the 'offender was found to
be Lion Frank Madill sport- who was
Tu es da y evening. Their Charter Night
would be held in September and it was
agreed that Wingliam' Lions attend in
a body. Lions Harley Crawford, Jack
Hanna, George Northwood and How-
and Sherbondy were called to the front
and presented with Lions Keys in&
their eating appreciation ,of good work
asked to assume the President's chair,
In his remarks, Lion Harley thanked
the Club for the honour bestowed on
him. He felt that the Lions Club had
been on a high plane and that the re.
spect of the public had been shown by
their splendid support every year
This enabled the Club to out the carry Want School Inspector Dismissed
At an indignation meeting of school
anstees and ratepayers 'of Bruce town-
;hip., a motion was passed demanding
removal of George C. Dobson, inspec-
for of Public schools, Kincardine, from
west Bruce inspectorate. Signatures
of a representative of each of 2 rural
school sections and eight urban boards
ire being sought for the petition ask-
rig removal.
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Milverton Boy Drowned , , calls vital to the war effort permits ing 1942 license the front a plate on in to fill securing suitable members many for the better- worthy projects
Harvey Huddleston, 12-year-old son
of Rev, and Mrs. William Huddleston,
of Milverton, was drowned Thursday
while bathing in a 'creek a half mile
from Milverton. Mr. Huddleston is
minister of the Milv e r ton United
Church. No doctors were available
when the body was brought to shore,
an d D r. G. 0. Sharpe, veterinary sur-
geon, Mrs. George Gernhaelder, a
r egisteredenurse, and Wilfred Zimmer-
man, Milverton druggist, applied arti-
Interesting Rent Case At Goderich
The right of the WartimesPrices &
Trade Board to appeal the -aonviction
of Magistrate J. A. Makins on James
H. Johnston, Goderich landlord for
charging excess rent was challenged
by Frank Donnelly, counsel for John-
ston, and judgement on this point was
reserved by Judge E. W. Clement, .of
Kitchener. The magistrate gave John-
ston suspended sentence of -one year
upon payment of costs of $28.10. The
.
to obtain preferred handling when
lines are crowded.
The Long Distance Priority Plan
establishes procedures whereby urgent
war messages may obtain ' preferred
handling. The use of priorities is con-
fined to persons charged with respon-
sibilities relating directly 'to the war
program, such as government officials,
the armed forces, war organizations,
and agencies to public health and
saf e ty. Not all calls placed by these
of his car. Lien Gord Buchanan
'Promptly exacted the usual fine.
Visitors were Mr.-S. T. Beattie, Hugh
Carmichael and A. M. Forbes of Lon-
don.. Lion Tamer. George Northwood
led in several rousing songs and had
"Scotty" Forbes solo in one sofig.
•"Scotty" addressed the Club outlining
some features of his work. Lion Fred
Spry reported that along with Lions
Ron Rae and Wilbur Tiffin, he had
visited the new Wroxeter Club last
vacancies in the Chl during the past
year.
Lion Hal MacLean reported that lie
had minutes of the former Lions Club
of 1923 and read some interesting ex-
tracts as well as a list of the members
of that time, many of whom were ,now
dead. At the request of President Start
Hall, Lion Hal MacLean presided at
the installation of the new officers for
1943-44. At the close of the cere-
monies Lion Harley Crawford was
ment of the community, He asked
for the same co-operation from th(
members as given past Presidents and
agreed to do his best. On motion of
Lions Al. Walker and Stan Hall, the
Secretary was instructed to mark Liar
Bill Hamilton as. present and to writ(
him a letter expressing the hope that
he would soon be able to rejoin the
Lions at their luncheons. The meet.
ing 'closed with the usual song and
the Lions' Roar,
Double Golden Wedding Event
An unusual double golden wedding
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Money Can Be Saved By Buying At Home
The business people in every community pay a large 'percentage of the local taxes;
their stocks and stores tell the citizens and visitors whether the town is a progressive
municipality or is in the doldrums.
The Wingham merchants advertising on this and other pages of this paper, are
doing their utmost during these critical days, to promote the interests of the town by
stocking such goods as are available. They are therefore entitled to your support and by
supporting them you are helping yourself and also the town.
Gasoline and tires are precious at this juncture, so you cane save both by doing
your shopping right in VVingharn. In many instances prices are controlled, so there is
actually no object in spending money for transportation.
PLUMBING - HEATING
W. J. Clark & Son.
SHOE STORE
"FOOT TROUBLES"
Dr. Scholl's Representative
Friday, June 25th .
— at -a
Dunlop's Shoe Store
Successor to W. J. Greer
CLEANING - PRESSING
ARMITAGE'S
Dry Cleaners
QUALITY DRY CLEANING
Men's Ready-Made Clothing
and Furnishings
Mercury Ladies* Hosiery
Josephine St. Phone 17Z
BEAUTY PALOUR
Personality Beauty Shoppe
— at
RUSH Ladies Wear
Miss E. McLeod, Operator
Specializing In All Lines,
Of Beauty Culture
Phone 33 Josephine St.
LUMBER & COAL
MacLean Lumber & Coal
Dealers In
Coal, Ice, Lath, Shingled and
Fibre Board
Local Dealers in BLUE COAL
Title Market For Your
Protedit:It
Mintiest Min 441 Office 64%
GROCERIES
GEO. OLVER
Groceries, Meat, Fresh
Fruits & Vegetables
That Are Always Fresh And
Reasonably Priced
Phone 116 Josephine St.
,CARMICHAEL'S
North End Grocer
SUPER/OR. STORE
Choice4 Groceries Preitisiorts
Fruits & Vegetables
Fresh Fish, Fresh & Cooked
Meats,
Phone 193. Whighatu, Ont.
FEEDS
Canada Packers
Limited
SHUR-GAIN PEED SERVICE
BALANCED mos
AND POUR
CHOPP/146ROLLING
AND MIXING
lesePtdite St. Phone 142
,Mrs, Geo. Edgar, R I, Wingitatn
HAMILTON
Optical Co.
W. R. HAMILTON, R. 0.
Optometrist For Over
25 Years
PHONE 37 For Appointment.
CREAMERIES
HOLMDALE
CREAMERY
(W. M. DAVIS)
CASH BUYERS OF
Cream - Eggs - Poultry
Phone 90 Wingham
Truck Service
CREAM - POULTRY
EGGS
United Farmers
Co-operative
Photo vi
COAST TO OAST
SUMMER VALUES
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY
MoKibbon's Drug Store
25to itael.L.calt. &nee
McAvoys Drug Store
Nyal Quality Store
Flints are scarce.: Tb insure
getting the, best results 'with
them leave their at 11IcAvoy's
for developing, printing or
exilargerriente.
PHONE 18
BAKERY
GIBSON'S BAKERY
BREAD CARES - PASTRY
ALL. PINE BARING
TOWN WIDE DELIVERY
We. Bake Up To A Standard.
Not Dinivti To A Nee,
Pilot*• 145 Josephine St.
J. Mason & Son
Booksellers & Stationers
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles
Fancy Goods, Gift China
— Tobaccos - Magazines —
Phone 78. Residence 221.
Furniture - Undertaking
A. J. WALKER
Quality Furniture
Funeral Director
OPFICE RES.
106 PHONES 224
Wilfred Johann, R. 1, Wroxeter
LADIES' - MEN'S WEAR
ISARD'S
We urgently advise early in-
spection and selection of your
Spring wardrobe. We are happy
to announce that our stock IS as
good and in some instances sur-
passes our usual High Standard
in Qualtiy and Styling.
Josephine St. Wingham
DRY GOODS
Outfit The Entire •Family At
BADER'S
DRY GOODS
MEN'S, LADIE'S AND ,
CHILDREN'S WEAR
BOOTS & SHOES
Our Ladies anr1 Children White
Shoe lines are nova complete
i3tti Early
STOP AT
Bert Armstrong's
B. A. Service Station
Your Car Serviced, Tuned and
Lubricated by
EXPERT MECHANICS
Conserve Your Can by. Having
It Inspected & Lubricated
at Regular Intervals.
41.1011.
MERKLEY'S Garage
Authorized Service
Hudson - Terraplane
Repairs to All Makes of Cars
Shell Gasoline & Oils
Towing — Storage
Josephine St. Phone 84
• Winghttm, Ont.
JOHN REAVIE
Service Station and
Garage
Get more Miles per unit.
Haire Us ptit you AUtornobile in
Tip-Top Shape using our
Modern Method of Carbur-
etor & Ignition Service.
PRINTING
Sanitary, Plumbing, Heating,
Roofing, Tinsmithing and
Eavetroughing
Furnaces, Stoves, Implements
Electric Washing Machines
BUS. RES.
141 PHONES 255J
OPTICIAN
DRUG STORES