Zurich Herald, 1943-04-29, Page 7BACK THE ATTEACK
izens of Huron City — The
rigpdly drawing near, A trernen-
d the Fourth Victory Loan
job faces us. It can ,orily be
ied through tto a successful con -
lion by the co-operation of every
en. The Huron 'County General
cae Objective for the Fourth
;ory Loan will undoubtedly be in
ss of the 'amount raised ,on• the
:d Loan, This Loan will call for
10 millions. During the asst Loan
on raised $2,250,150, and more
be asked for this time.
REACHES BRITAIN
British. Port -- The largest Royal
dian Air Force contingent since
start of the war has arrived at
port with teeinfarcements for ,oth.-
inits, including the Canadian
lens Army Corps. There were
sands of the Canadians as well
undreds of R.A.F., Australian
other airmen 'trained tin Can-
GAINST CONSCRIPTION
e Quebec Legislative Assembly
>ted a motion which asked the
e to urge the Federal Governm-
not to impose conscription for
seas service.
TURNIP WAXING PLANT
✓ increased production and the
ng down of labor, Seth Winer,
completed his turnip -waxing
t and is now in a position to turn
a carload a day with a minimum
handling. Automatic machinery
the washing and waxing of the
ips has been installed and cony-
! belts take the turnips on long
s through the plant. A steam bo -
has been installed for heating the
and Water,—Exeter Times - Ad-
, te.
t Publithed for Everyone
(Lilian is too poor to take his local
paper and it is false economy to
ito get along without it. Hardly a
k passes, that something does not
,•ear in its columns which will be of
i:
ncial benefit ta you and by the end
I.• the year you have made or sav-
from ane to twenty times the sub-
ipion price. The city papers do not
e the place of your local eaaper,
ough some people seem to think
ae do. The city papers are alright
• their wely, but they do not give
what you are most interested in, , thorities there granted flim lea\ e o
your_community. You cannot learn absence, and wished him God speed.
M them when public meetings are 1 On reaching the County Town the
I, who have died, who are marry.. front of his coat and vest were -vvei-
and who are moving out and who ghed down with everything from
nt to sell lmid, or other ,artiplei, in dog tags to auto license plates He
t, hundreds Of items which might announced his intentions of applying
of particular iinportance to you.
ch matters city papers cannot fur -
311. but your local paper does. If
u are not a subscriber to your local
per, you should be. Plan to have
NOTI/NO MATTERS NOW
hut.
MANY TIRES STOLEN
Tires stolen from Western Ontar-
io motor cars in the past few weeks
total over 300, according to reports
from the Wartime Prices and Trade
Board, Landoll. A survey of reports
tend to show that an organized gang
is working systematically throughout
'Western Ontario. At Elginfield re-
cently removed tires front a farmers
combine.
CHARCOAL BURNING AUTO
Vancouver's first charcoal burning
auto rolled over the streets, making
deliveries for a department store,
The motor operates on carbon mon-
oxide gas generated by a charcoal
fire burning in a tank attached to the
vehicle's side. The gas runs through
two filterers, mixed with air. Draft
for the charcoal fire is createcl by
the engines' vacum. The tire need
rekindled only when the machine
stands idle for a half hour Or Triaa.
The burner carries 50 lbs. of char-
coal, priced at 21/2 obs a lb., $45 a
ton, the gas-generatecl, fuel costs the
equivalent of 25c a gallon in terms
of gasoline,
ONT. KING OF HOBOS
Goderich—Looking a little pale
and slower of foot, Charlie Pearce,
self styled king of Canadian hohoes,
emerged from his winter lair to start
out on his 52nd annual tour of Can-
ada. He has been a guest of the
County Horne at Clinton, but the au -
for an old age pension and Galled on
the county Clerk for directions.
NEW POSTAGE RATES
Letters for Zurich, Village only,
will be 3c. for the first ounce, -and
,ur name added to our subscriptio-n, 2c. for- each additional ounce. be-
t as soon as you Can. ginning April 1st. Letters for any
other place in, North or South Am-
erica or the British Empire, will be
4c for the first ounce and 2c for
each additional ounce. Postcards
will be 3c. each. Air mail for •deliv-
ery in Canada,
U. S. A., Newfouud-
land, Britain, Northern Ireland, and
Eire, will be rie for first ounce and
5c. for each additional ounce or fra-
ction. Business reply envelopeup to
ame
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NATIONAL
SERVICE
SELECTIVE
1etRom r kora 1902 to 1924 Must Pirove
Comr liang Willa 'Mobilization Regulativras
When Asking Perm -ills to Seek Employment
Y Order pursuant to National Selective Service
Cieilian Ilea -illations, a change is now made
in the issue of permits t� - seek employment.
After .April SO, permits may bo refused lo any man born
from woe to 1944. invinsive, who has. reached 19, unless he
pre" -,en ts e.,•11,...r,..o of compliance (II :Mobilization
Regulations, 4nono rollowing forms:
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„ of discharge. from slim Maim/ifs Forces
dur;ag ih!!. (b) a rejection dip issued by the
LPG application for enlistment; or (e) a errtificate
of vz:.lical -"am from the Registrar of a lini,ifieee
.ard; or (11) a postponement order etrl17,-.46
the Reglstrar of a Mobilization Board; or (e) if
bon fro d l)!! to 1910 int./us/Ile, a statutory declaration
on Irma available in employment office, that •he is not
0 ."el;:tA per,,:n” under .11obilization Regulations.
Documents in (a), (b) and CO above need be presented only
tt 111-A Utue a permit, is sought after April 50, 19143, -001045
'kid for 1)7; o.;.;.•13;!iive Service Officer. Documents in (e) and
(d) aboro to.kt be tr.,.•.entet1 eaoli lime a permit i$ applied for.
(1) cltpkinq for permits by mail shonld
forward with, their applications the •evidence re-•
(mired, rrvi 1 1:f1 above,
flee Set nice Officer MAY furnish a permit
7cin9 handed evidence, where /h31
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ploym ent. or where a :wrmit is. .017(1 far by Ma,
' , 1,.fl must be presented Lo
the Selet've Scrvie later,,usually WfTITIN ;
THREE DAYS .of the of the permit,
All mon born from 1902 to 1924, who have
reaelted age 19, are urged to co-operate with your
.
• Breployment and Selective, Service Offiee, Bring
your documents •with you.
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Department of Labour
A. MeeNeeyeaee,
Director, National Selective &mice
ITUM.Prilter MITCELELL
Minister of tabour
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ZURICH HERALD
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• The Minister of Finance of the Dominion. of Canada
offers for public subscription •
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Dated and bearing interest from let May 1943, and offered in two
maturities, the choice of which is optional with the subeariber as follows
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Fourteen -year
3% 1011+11S
Due ist May 1 5 7
Callable 111 or after 1954
Interest payable 1st May and November
Bearer denominations,
$50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $25,000
Issue Price: 100%
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Three aud One-half, year
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110 Lt 7.11TO'VONIIIIiitt1 1946
• Non -callable to maturity
Interest payable '1st May and November
Bearer denominatlease
' $1,000, $5,000, t2'$,660 Sig0,000
Issue Price: .100%
Principal and interest payable in lawful money of Canada; the principal.at arty agency of
the Bank of Canada and the interest semi6a1nually, Nvithout chaige, at arty
branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank.
Bonds may be registered as to principal or as to principal and
'interest, as detailed in the Official Prospectus, through
any agency of the Bank of Canada.
Subscriptions for either or both neat Realties eDi i he lean ttaiy be paid in full at the tinte of
application at the issue priee lea creel' ease without accreted bitterest. Hearer bonds with :coupons
will be available for prompt delivery. Subseeiptions essay also be enade payable by instaineentS,•
plus accrued batereet, as !I:epitomes:
RO% on application; itlt% on Met June 1943; • 18% 0742 t'St aid,' 19113;
18% on 2scil Angeast 1913; 18% On Lii, Sept ember 1943;
.118.641% on the 3% honda OR 18.37,% on the 13/4% IMIllitiS 0740 1,0" Oceleiter 19:13., ..
The last payment on 1st otbe totter 1913. tr.o'C'Prs the fiscal payment of principal, plus .61. o 1%
En tile ease of the 3% bonds and .31 of 1% in the ease of tile 113/4% bonds repi7esenti74g aecnied_
interest to the doe elates of the, respective instalments.
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Minister of Finance reserves the right to accept or to allot the whole or any part of the amount
this loan subscribed for either or both maturities if total subscriptions are in excess of
$1,100,000,000.
The proceeds of this loan will be used by the Government to finance expenditures for
war purposes. •
Subscriptions may be made through any Victory Loan Salesman, the National
War Finance Committee or any representative thereof, any branch in Canada
of any Chartered Bank, or any autborizPrl Savings Bank, Trust or Loan
Company, from whom may be obtained application forms and copies
of the Official Prospectus containing complete details of the loan.
The lists will opon On 26th April 1943, and will close on 'or about
15th May 1943, with or without notice, at the discretion of
the Minister of Finance.
Department of Finance,
' Ottawa, 26th April 1943.
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1 ounce will be 5c. Business reply jective of $1,100,900,000 and will
cards will be 4c each. Money pack- require considerable increases in sub-
ets will be 7c for the first ounce and scriptions by private individuals, Fin
5c for each additional ounce. There ance Minister Beley. said. Inttividnal
will be no change in the rate of post- sUbSerilniOnS, be • called . upon :to
age on first class mail (Surface and contribute $500,000,00 Of the total;
Air) to the armed forces overseas. •
THE NEW LOAN
Canada's fourth Victory Loan op-
ening April 26t1, will have an ob-
an increase sof some 33 p.c., c, p .
ed with the last load. To -46Veh thia a. truck1 were proceeding easterly a -
goal it will need te obtain pahicip- lorig:Ne. 8 highway, near S. Ster-
the past, and incliMidual purehase, Clinton; ..Yediger.-.fir0 loapRed into
the rear of another lea4enger car
will need to 'be sharply .;increased,
driven by A. Steedy, -who:Ldra,ie on
COUNTY NEWS.i.\-:::, wi0.0# stopping. ' Nadiger,etopped
• Digs At Seaforth ,• his'.,e . ' •and got dot to examine
well known resident tf Seaforth died
Samuel .Carter fa' some Yilaes a
As a result of being struck dowa
-Jae& come uaeo stit 4.11 .taAo nut Rae
eciith Nediger of Clieten was taken
to hospital with ,serions .and
other injuries. The peetiliar accident
' 'happened during a .snoWstorrie as
three motor' vehicles, two cars and
ation on a Much wider scale than in' ling's farm between. -,qaderich and
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sit,L-tON
1714, nine
• nye years
trs 1.11,1 quiet
• to r..,e)1, IN. J.
.ane, Ont.
STALLION
Form 3. 1
3074172 Ilol'-
the darmege :cle.(V`.1-14.4 4v(qussi Prem.-
t_.:11verr, nent 2,
in front of it ettle. On%
from behind,. knocama NI:W*1Na,
one wheel :passing over hi
Oldest Citizen Passt,•Ir71,13. HAVE
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Charles Wendorf, wart': Nk(A71e
oyes earliest pioneers, :inv Price
zen .and fine, old gentlieme
-He -Was born in .. -Germany,
away at the home': Trilubn'g'tio.""u"tG'-ra''•
Mese C. Schaf at the age o.kplity
married Maria L. Stier, a
gether the young couple, and a SYnaleAA
family came to Canada .13.nd settled
at Hanover. about. 68 years ago.:
suddenly at his home,, in his 74L..- yr. ,
forth on Feb: 1869 he had. li-ved, in h e ek 13 p -Week
Previous to his death ive he:eh-whin'
eontinued good health. Barn in Sea -
mane different' places but most ei Wit
life was eptrit an tBausaalsaaitd, Seal l'i". THE- SITGATION IS S'ERIOUSe NEXT SPRING ONTARIO
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f 0 rth , ,176. iii.e a 'salesinan.' Ho drove..,, ,.
the stage bstsvealh...Segortli and Brtis- ,, FARMERS FACE TH4 BIG4EST TASK IN THE HISTORY -
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sele for Mariet,eyears. Ills wife sa,OF ONTARIO AGRICULTURE.
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Dies' at Clii4tW - ' THE '5ENSIlet(E41.-IING TO DO IS TO CHECK OVER ALL
Henry Steep_ died in Clinton Hoy -
MACHINES NOW, THIS WEEK, ESTIMATE ..,AEpAms
pital in his 7ast Year' atter a short
illness from a4from which Op -
i NECESRY, AND ORDER SAME AT ONCE.
plieations develeAda He was a sottlf . "GENUINEMASSEY-1-1ARRIS PARTS FOR M:-1-1. MACH
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the. late l'ete<Ote.6 andewas • boleiVni 1, ,
Goclericli Twp:' 1967. ,.1.1q married 'Ida
'Ida Miler evlia siit\O'vts: Thesin ir tatilielo
Goderidit.,Tivp.,..,Aintil 10 yeathge
when they Atilt Up residence in, gocie
Then i.I:.alatet` e residediet'' St-
anleyTw,p,,'Oheee their hoine,•,eade
joiting Clinton 4,6 the senth,„Wee
destroyed by fife ;;Oiera:. year to
Since then "they r4idediiOlintorr.'
Rtin Oyer, hi,y Car.
SI-loy
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MASSEY F1ARRIS
The, Service Arm, foriCanadian Farm.'
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