The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-03-14, Page 7DONT RILL VOUS VOTh
!Mere are ninny polNihle errors that
4lquality the eleeter'e vote in. the .gip-
utiuiort eleteene Mar'eit 20. +Somatimeit
voters ijU(i their .4X,, opPoeite the
wrong .tYiudidatQ, -emir* it out -and try
again. Snob a ballot ie n;ejeeteel.. The
cerreet procedure is .to ask, for . a new
ballot. I n the presort eleetlon, •too, any
'lvili ri who tales the aetive service
elee^tar's privilege of writing the name
of his choice on the indlot also. kills his
vote. •.
She felt m sera'ble-
Pdrsggy. !ow in:vitahty
—lower in spirits. She .s
hadn't thought ofher
kidneys, until as friend
*mowed Dodd aKid- �. : �•
aney Pi ls. At once she
took Dodd's. The
"washed out" 'fwas 4°0 roolscod b,.
clear headed energy
Headache;..b i tlutehet, lassit th foal *her •.
a gni of faulty kidneys &*w . ,11.2
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Robert Luker, of Exeter, stied in itos�
pitatl at London on March 3rd, in his:
eightieth year.
letr°. and "M> L . John W. }fauna and
;on, john, of Wingb nn, „have left for
Florida on a month's trite. •
Mr. and Mrs. George, Johnston, of
1,`ordwieh, of Monday celebrated thole
flEtieth wedding anniversary.
The Zurich Hydro system has re-
ceived a credit of $1,150 Ae•. its
thirteenth power Jilinfor Lot year.
William Anderson, veteran mail -ear -
tier at IIensall, died on Monday from
a Jteart ailment. Ile -was in his
seventy-ninth year.. .
VPfil'iam +Henry. Mills, Centralia,
Reseed away Martell 1st in. his severity,
fourth °'year. Ile is survived. by his
wife and two seine, •
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'Clinton Town Council has appointed
Norman Kennedy i see sof' =and tax
colleetor. Ile euece, ds N. W. Miller,
who resigned ,to =take the, position o
,acting County Cle>ih',.
.Mr. and Mrs, H.• Y.; Jackson have left
Brilssei;s to make their, home at Lon-
d»n,' Mr. Jackson was in the jewelry
business at 1;rns w1s for over fifty
Yea ra.
Edmund Swartzent>`•aber, who was
+the Clinton hospital for flour month
ants tiat'.resoi of injury by electric shoel
la{ t fall, huge rt,t+lrrned to his home
ialkanr Zurich, whine an ,sten;, but other-
wise in 'good health;
Charles Dauphin, who lean • been .en
the staff def ve%i aantla p`o.t°kere at Wingq
ham t'helast fifteen =oaths, has been
transferred to the eonp<auy's branch
at Clinton. :.
Robert R. Rogers, who died at 11xeter
on starch 4th,' wa ' a former general~
manager of the Auniltus Jervis' firm of
Toronto. He and , Mrs. Itogen, nnoved•
to Bxeter in SePtemiber last. A native
of r manh was
oe
'Parkhill, � aw nn
engaged asa bookkeeper for an 11xeter
firm.. .
Miss Mary .Gardiner, bookkeeper for
Snell Pres. arc Co., dieter, hae for the
second time in ,succession been awarded
lirst prize is at acetiuntiartg contest Con
ducted each year pby General Motor
For two years Miss Gardiner has been
e vardcd 100 per cent.; not having :hail
a , nmistake in her books.
Mre;'William"Trewarthaa, of Mcl illop
(township, died in the Seaforfh Hosrpital`
on March 7th, in her "seventy-eighth
year. She is•survived by her husband,
a !son; Irwin ''rewnrtha, u step-,
daughter', Mrs, Zack- McSpadden, and
an adopted son,, Waillfam`•Trewartha, all
of ,leleKiliop•
In spite Of the fact -that "toes, Provin-
tial• Government has .Withdrawn its
sehoot _fair . ��renta; for,�this year, the,
directors of the Belgra.ve school fair
hie decided to go ahead with 'it this
i year, as usual. Tlie= Belgrave fair is
Considered -one of the most successful
in this part of Ontario. .
., Margaret latkett, Widow of the late
Charles -B'arber^ of -: Winghant, died sud
deafly to Ottawa—An—Thursday last and
the funeral took place on Saturday
from •. the name of her daughter, Miss
Minnie:Barber, amt Wingliam, Deceased
To translate a brilliant '-` `ideal" •. from the .
inventor's 'bench to the factory asse
seac�bly
line requires ; the mobilization, of mein,
Machines .. money.
Money to speed the nations progress is
•
available to industrythi oug ti bank loans,'
which in ,turn have their, ` origin, in the'
v.PM.-rwm..F:a.•.w�wv�mn4� '••N�tlw-a•. ,w»a•••'••.n.Wr.a•o4"*MTn••w... M1�...� • -. ry ��y.
As a storehouse for savings,' as a source'
of commercxal--credit your.bank performs
. an essential function. Banks facilitate the
nation's business.
190,t, when *he and ber httabind took
ui tolihiinn10 in t.itilatoii. 'two 4040 itud
two tiaugliters wur+ 1: dam Neil,�r w,
t °19i1 tion ; Lorne, •iitituley townehip; Mrs.
I.ruver 1$ Qw.n',Petrone, and Aire, iiiue
1!.11.'.'' f/MIIAI^MKA4'.F.. , 4 ♦ -..
lottierivet towtsitiei, is ai brother cif ftts�
'Samuel iwel T. Ilttiuw a, .aa Fell -known reel -
tient of ,Seswfortle passed away iu his
slyer last. l'ridity raaattrninig, in Iiia eigli"t5e,
first year. Ile was a Dann, of Gage -
rich townehip, but had been in the
undertaking business s sit Seaafor'th for
hair -,t -century. firs wifi.) predeceatF esti
him arid he is survived by three soyas
and three 4Iaughtere:.t`liarks and it.
D. 'lfoires, Seaai orth; S. G. ixoiine
'.Toronto, Miss =t°anrolyn Ilolnat s and
Mrs. E. R. Beattie, Seafoeth,• and Mrs,
C. M. Jones, flosto {.
]i fifty-four- Veart4
in,the Same House
'Mr. and Mrs. (gorge-Fasterbrooii, • f
1,0teteee recently celebrated their qty-
foiteth wedding Anniversary: They were
married fifty four years ago in the
house iii which . they have lived ever
since. u 0
' Ve1sb neIY .
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Snell; Tuckeeemith, on Saturday taste
their' only daughter, Peetrtce . Mary
Jane, was united. in ,xnarriage- to Robert
Hits 'Welsheouly son'of fir: and Mrs.
Oliver Welsh, Goderieh .township. The
ceremony wass performed by 'Rev, Ger-
don A,• Peddie of 'Clinton. The happy
cotiple left on a Motor trip.. to _.Chicago
and other ''United •States..points and on
their return vvIl reside oe the -bride-
groom's,
C egroom's farm in Gederieh township.
PORTER'S HILL
PORTDR';S HILL,' "arch 11,—This
is a beautiful winter morning. The
thermometer hopers around zero. Roads
are in poor ccan'd.ition, foci mu_ ch snow
on—the "isideroai s -for Sleighs end . not
enough on the highway for thtini. The
farmer on the .sideroad and back con-
cession needs- a con vertible vehicle,.
so he could °lift the runners and drop
the wheels when 'he -reaches the hiEh-
wee' .- W.liu.:will .he the l.nveuter.?
'Rev: A. Lane, Clinton, had 'charge of
e service at Grace church onSunde ..
•17n1Y a •few were preset. Ile eXpeets
to' be with us again next Sunday,, as
�viis in:her eighty-sixth •year. Joseph . our pastor, Rev. R. M. Gale, is still
Hackett, of Luckuow i$ a brother. confined to his .bard; ,
horp� livers; of . Seafortii, was in- lair. and-- Mrs. Orval Powell, who
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have made their home for the -past
juied in. a motor car collision. oh No" 2 three years with 0. Tich,borne, is mov-
higi wo.y hear 'Glendale last Friday. ing this week to Mrs. Poweli's' former
GODERiCH BRANCH . - ° A. E. HOCKLEY, Monca;ger'
1=Ie Wets taken to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, with` a broken law. Several
other _"people,.. from London and St._n..
Thomas,- were meteor less seriously in
Aired, .
Catherine Rebecca .McClure, wife bf
Alexander Neilana, ,died ' on Thursday
at (Clinton, in her eightieth year; atter
ingering—ilii ess e, : "not °ve• of^ ce-
Kiliop, she lived in that township VII.
• Assistance with Ourtting:and Fitting.
°Monograans ` designed ' for Lineem.
Sr,tionery, i and Silverware.
Hand -made Greeting•; Oards. i+or all
occasions,
Caillin _Cards; Fleece; : 'Cards,. and
Addresses .11andeletteeecl and; :I+'llumin-.
Lesions Wirt Drawing, Painting, Let-
tere*, and :Sculpture.,
IDooQa s Mended • and' Rebound.
Book Plates rade. '
Part -dine Beekkeeping' and Auditing.
S'andt rb hes= of a t1_ Sorts. .
Any ma+k& of ;Gar driven uw wte . •
4 St. Vincent St.
home on tl►e Haws Water klafraray.
We understand Mr. Jack 'UM Una
reined hie farm to Mr, aind iwtra. Par
goo*. from k e efortli distr1('t.
Miss Irene Wo 4k7 and friend, of
Loiut4 fir ent the %Telt Vial NiVIS1 '. MN.
Woods, , who Ways eielting her dtiugl r
and oilier fricntlrs ibe las two weeks,
iicturned home w f ii them. '
Argyle. Lockhart, who ie spending
c°Duple of weeks with hie parentt here.
'spent ►;tuulay in Irensall with Mr. arta
M. Wm. Iflgnan.
The f idiY t. e, liege quite , a
number of sick in our Community. Mre.
Weston is not quite, so well the last
few days. Mrs. Peter Harrisonis in
Goderieh hospital, • where she under-
went an operation for appendicitis,; She
le hn rovinfi rnxecly.. err.. Jae. 11a re soft:
Is not as well as he wale, end in "ed
most of the eine, ro ee Gardiner, who
o
'had :a toned 'operation in C_'lintou Iles,
Altai,• is improving. •Mr, Wilt McGuire,
had the misfortune to fall, through
trapdoor, breaking both bones in his
ankle. %I'r. John Blair_ bus been poorly
all. 'winter and we understand has
rented, his faros' to Norman Fuller.
Chester Sturdy has been quite 111 tend
at present is in: Goderich Hospital,,•"_To.
all the sick. we wish speedx reeovery.
Mr. Elwood Fppps has
returned from
',Springfield, om
'•s rinfid ii;Dse ,where he attended
a service school for Indian motorcycles.
On his return: trip ,he visited several
major arms factories In the. States with
whom he deals. -•-+Clinton News -Record.
No rest, day or night, for them
?Meted with that -awful . ami -
. earls; • eczenc�a,'.er cult rhetmr--tea--it- ise--:
cornnionly.. Called.
ITho intense burning, Itching and:
Wig, especially at night, or
when the affected part is exposed to
strong heat, , or.hat water, are almost
unbearable and relief is 'gladly
welcomed. , .'
To get rid of eczema it is necele
nary to have the blood.cleansed by
the use of • a thoroughly' reliahle
blood medicine such as Burdock
Blood Bitters which during the past
60 years has met with great success ' .
in relieving' such diseases by its blood
cleansing and purifying -•properties.)
•
The T. -Milburn Co., Ltd., Toronto.Ont.:
.. .JUST WIPE IT O
.IT $H111 $ AS 11' - DRI_ES
o,<Rub
Imparts a beautiful lasti>rg: lustre to
linoleum,.tile, .v, riaishedorpaintedfoors
Makes a complete• proteOkog.:filin over
the 0aor=-easier to dust ;: or wash
desired. A been to tired, busy mothers; -
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His Excellency, the late Right Honourable Lord Tweedsmu:tr,
Baron. of Elsfield, ..C. G.C.MG., C.H., •G overnor-General
of- Canada, was until his- wide 4 • -
Sunday,TTebruary, ,i th, Hofior'ary-President and Patron 'oaf-' ,-
the. Salvation Army;•National:'`Ad`risory Board. ffi
On January "26th, only sixteen days before his unexpected
and• untimely death,. he wrote the letter reproduced below,
warmly commending the work of the Sabtation Army for the
soldiers. The writing of this: fetter was -thin one of the last
acts a a noble life consecrated to duty, achievement and,
patriotic service-.
GOVERNME1 T HovSE,arTAWA
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As Honorary Piet/del-it et the -National Ad?ilaory l*'
8011rdy• i ehauld like to draw the attention of the'publia -tothe
tie Serviae wcric`,of the 8arvation'Arny.
Whether our sailors and soloers.and airmen ars
etigapled-Ito abtual fighting or in training, time will often hang
heti�riilt
on -their hands, it id for oz'geni.zations shah as the .
Naivation Army, to provide opportunities ter reoreation rand refresh- '
neat, .the ind in:Prthesoo;long'period; of enforeecl izn►cs•tir►ity.
'firs issI ere ttot ',rail w 1 th its bsgb iciest*, its Lona
presiicaxl expsr•tenee• caul its magnitioent reeord of servitia•
fir
highly competent to take part.in t ial' important work and I *aridly
bonm1ea its eftorta to al -t io is deo` lave the 'we fare• of• uiir- tight'
Suppose 'today yotrrcall us and say, "I want
a telephone installed in my :home:'
P •.
The installer comes n a matter of
hours, perhaps ]minutes. For . an, hour or.
so he works around the house, then makes
final tests and says, -"Your telephone is.
•
ti. •
ti
connected now, sir."
He means, of course, that . he has-con-
locality.
asconi •' s
anected it to the' cell offit•e in your
locality. He might very well, say
.. "Now -your telephone is connected to
all your friends, „ relations, and trades-
people, like •the grocer, . the butcher, the . ,
baker, the dentist, - the laundry, the hos-\ Q4µ
pital, a�rtd soon: .
mom:,
"Yes, and. =it is,; connected to the tele
phones of tW usiiids• of people you don't
k.'
know but may 'want to • call some-
millions
omemillions of telephones in o he ,..parts of
Canada aid throughout the civilized world
—even to ships at sea." -
How completely life has changed since -
:
this- Comwany°began , sity yearsago with
� .
2,1:00 subscribers. Today than 785,000
Bell telephones in',Ontario and Quebec
transmit upwards u of 5 /z: mh.
' 1 t, ioxz - calls �n .
the average day.They register the' heart- r,
beats of he country's life - '
Wil you too help us in this
serpi4ce_ toCartadat s
soldiers? - x,
Voiw teem" workers will
call upon yofirlticeive
them gladly andgive as
yourheart dictates. }
THE RED SHIELD • WAR and HOME SERVICE CAMPAIGN Mai`. lith'to 20th
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