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3 over cost of HR Volume 66 The Harvey Cuum True Blue Hall, I-Lall’: urday Oct. 17. All 1 The Reeve presiding. Moved by Mr. Chase me by M1. Ix _ win that. minutes be adopted as read. Carried Municipal World, Supplies. 32.31; Cecil Crowe, salary, $90.00; Clifford Guthrie , maintenance, $2.00; Albert Thompson auditing rcl], $1.00; Clif- ford Irwin, Maintenance, $20.00; William Thompsori and. roll $3.30 Dick, Davis , maintenance, $2.00; Burritt Calvert, Maintenance, $2.00; Lloyd, Calvert, maintenance. $2.00; Will Nesbitt maintenance. 32.00; J. G. Elliott. maintenance. $8.00; Belle}: hem and Sons, (re funeral weaver haby. $10.00: Hugh Allen, valuingr sheep. $1.50; Chas. Ireland, fixing culvert. 85.00. R. J. Henderson. bolts for grader, 33.50; S. G. Cornell. repairing culvert. $12.00; Chas. Bruin well( putting in culvert. 83.00; W. J. Stockdale, maintenance. 316.50; (KB. Poole, maintenance. 88.00; Wm, Moore valuing sheep. $1.50. Wallace Thurston, sheep killed and injm-cd. $12.00; Wellie Bennett, maintenance 4.00; M. B. Hall, salary, 12.50; Ru; Richmond. maintenance, 36.00; Moved by Hall sec by Flynn that bill from central Auto Wreckere re- damage to Nelson Windtwer’s car be forwarded to Mr. Max Brandon “In sun-ance Agent. Dr. H. O. Boyd. Mr. Dev Murphy and Mr. Thurston. of geon addressed. Council re-- war memorial in Bobcaygeon Dr. H. O. Boyd. Mr. Devitfi. Mr. Murphy and Mr. Thurston. of Bobvay geon addressed. Council i'e-lmilcling' war memorial in Bobcaygeon. asking: fi‘l‘ a donation irom Harvey Town- ship. Moved by Mr. Hall sec by Mr. (‘hase that this matter be left over until next meeting- of council. Mr. Murphy addreSsed council re grant for \‘crulam Agricultural Soc- iety Moved by Mr. Chase see by Mr. Hall that the Verulam Agricultural Scciety get the usual grant of 825.00 carried. Moved by Mr. Irwin sec by Mr. Hall auth. clerk to send copy of Med ical Health Officers report to each school in Municipality re Infantile Paralysis" Mr'ved by Hall see by Chase auth- Chase that the auditors report be ac- cepted. Carried. Mow-d by Hall bec by Chase authâ€" origing E. Irwin to sell timber oppos- ixn ’rts '30 and 21 on sid: line between 17 und 1.5 concessions a1 - . timber (.p- posite. 2:15 20 and 21, -: side line be tween 14 and 15, concesfions. Sale to take pins: on Sat. Oct. 31 at 2 pm. at leeys Corner Carviil. Moved by Chase see by Mr. 12'- xi“) that. ‘3‘? do now adjo= ’2 to meat awed by Flynn sec by Chase that the By-Iaw just read he read a second and th‘vd time forewiLh and passe-2, mu Commie seal aft”: 1. and num- beg-m 507 ,signed by rerrc and clerk Received from DariuS Hail the sum of $10.00; for timber sold on side. line opposite lots 5 and 6 between 16 and 17 concession lines. Timber sold to Mr. Geo. Hutchinson. Moved by Mr. Irwin sec by Mr. Hall that a By-Law be introduced and read for the first time to change leading on tax bill. 1936. Carried HARVEY COUNCIL A 0N DEPOSITS WITHDRAWABLE BY CHEQUE The Victoria Trust and Savings Gompany Cuuncil met in the Hall’s Bridge on Sat- All member present. BmhmygwngmBmmmt. ASSETS $8,922,828.00 CAPITAL RESERVE S'l.695,00.00 A Complete Trust Service at Your Disposal Includingâ€" EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR FINANCIAL AGENTS A D‘EPOSITORY FOR TRUST FUNDS A PLACE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS Where safety is the first consideration â€"â€"DIRECTORSâ€" W. FLAVELLE President H,J, Lytle, T. H. Stimson, K.C.. M.P., Vice-Pres, J. B. Begg, Wesley Walden, Canon C. H. Marsh. H. J. McLaughlin. C. E. Weeks. C. E. WEEKS. NEWTON SMALE, Manager. Lindsay, Asst. Manager. N041 -EXECL’TORS and TRUSTEESâ€" MOTUR PERMITS T0 60 ON SALE [IN NOVEMBER 2 The advance sale of 1937 permits is also designed to alleviate the usual last minute rush when 1936 Permits expire at the end of the year. Motrr- ists whow ish to avoid waiting in line will be able to do so by prscm-ing their new permits in November. The 1:537 aut::mobilc registration plates commemorate Corontation Year bath in colour and design. The figure-s are white in a red backgrund with a white crown on each side at the top. The numbering arrange- ment has keen changed from last. year. There will be no letter prefixes The series letter will come in the second. third and fourth positicn be- tween t-he numerals and each plate- will have only one series letter. In announcing the advance sales of 1937 permits Mr. McQueston stated that the Department will be unable to consider requests for special ar- rangements of numbers. 121' special series letters. This has oeqasioned considerable extra work in the past and the minister hopes. by its discon- tinuance. to save the expense this extra work involved and at the same time increase the efficiency of the service given to all motorists. 3 Residents on the outskits of the lVillage of Bobcavgeon have reason ito be a tiiffle ne1v'cu us on leaving itheir homes aftei dark. Three llarg‘e black bears have been cited !p1'owling~ around orchards and along ithe road side and :everal ef"crts have been made to capture these bruins. :One partv consisting- of seve r211 local young men were unsuccessful in re- llieving local residents if the probable gmemace cf these unwelcome visitors One hundred issuing offices throu- ghout the province will be ready to supply the new permits and regris- tration plates on Nevember 2nd. As formerly those living. in districts re- mote from issuingr offices. can pro- cure their permits and licenses by mail. direct from the Department of Highways. Motor Vehicle Branch, Queen‘s Park. Toronto. Although the damage is not great farm 'c‘rchards in the surrounding [DEAL MEN GO [IN BLACK BEAR HUNT FARMERS FIND HALF«F.\'I‘E\" (‘A'RCASSES OF ANIMALSâ€" YOI’NG BEEF ALSO FALL PREY T0 BRI'INS. at )ogies creek on Sat. Nov MARGARET B. HALL Tounship Clerk BOBCAYGEON, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY,OFTOBER 29th 1936 frs. Les-lie Claws of SOUI‘iS Man“ ”In" “t VIEIUKIA1 is .‘isiting friends in this vicinity, i 01. subscribers will remember a‘ â€"â€" i stwy run in the. Independent a few The Rev. P. C. Howard, Rector of yo :5 ago, fron the pen of Mrs. Christ Church, Bobcayg‘eon has just Crave. and will foe glad to learnll'eceived from His grace, the Arch- tha. she ha: hamlet”; in r. Couple oflbiF‘hOp of Toronto confirmation of his sho “t stm'ys and an wticle on the old 1 (Mr. Howard’s) appintment as Rural D3 is mill, at Nog‘ic-‘s Creek. which! Dean 01 Victoria County. In addition 11“ his regular parachial duties Mr. wf: he found in this week’s issue. ; {Howard will have the OVCl'siQ‘ht of PVCQLIC NOTICE ”an neighbouring parishes cm‘nm'is- nng twenty txvo congregationa, and imv‘ering thew hole (‘f the County of l‘Victoria and part 01‘ the Counties of lOntai-io and Durham. (hurc‘n Se: vices will he resumed as ust-xl on Sunday November lst. Schools will be reopened on Monday ‘w v .\ I PVCQLIC NOTICE ( hurch Se: vices will be resumed a: ust '11 on Sunday November lst. Schcols will be reopened on IVIonday N'CJmeel 2nd. Unless otherwise changed by the Board of Health. A special service will be held m the Presbyterian Church (111 Sunday November 8 at 11 A.M. ARMIS'I‘ICE DAY SERVICE Mr. Sam Woods of Buckhn-n will give the address. The Veterans are invited to meet at Wilkies Tea Room at 10.45 and Pamde to the church. A meeting- of all thOSe interested in playing; hockey this winter are Chamber, at 8 [0.111. on F1idt‘ \ even 1oquested to meet at the skating Rink at 8 p. m. on F11d13 cxeninu Oct 30th. Impmtant please attend. HOCKEY MEETING A I'CTION SALE Mr. Jas Butterfield has instrucded John Warren to sell by public Auct- ion on thep remises. King: St. Bobcay- zeon, on Saturday, Oct. Slst, of house hold furniture, also 0 Ladies Bicycle Terms Cash. DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR WHITE SHOES We can dye them to match any colour costume. 50 colours to choose from. Satisfaction Guaranteed. country are feeling the effect for in Some places trees. have been complet- ely Stripped of their bark and three flocks of sheep have been mo- lested and fOr some time the blame has been placed on dogs. Recently evidence was fcund where bears had left a half eaten carcass. In ‘ some cases young beef have fallen prey and the loss is steadily increasing. During recent weeks the fox has 'iecome one of the farmers worst en- emies in this district The little ani mals have become Quite bold and will stand on the road and watch the traffic just as calmly as they have been enteringr a pen where the best turkeys in the country are kept and have earned for themselves the name of “Farmer's Public Enemy No. 1”. Losses are increasing daily and some breeders have had their turkey flocks completely destroyed. The turkeys themselves seem to sense the pending dang-er and have last many lbs. in veight as a result. There have ben several cases where fumer have been plowing and have seen the foxes come. as close as 100 t‘eet to the team and man. Other men have been walking over their farms and acme within a stone throw of mom and they would not move until the farmer made a move to strike. Then the fox would just turn and trot away. Another case was witnessed by Mr. H. Kettle, of this village, who was driving: his cream truck over his regular route. He came within 200 yards of several foxes and not until then did they move jumping a ditch vaulting a fence and disappearing. the presence of these animals how- ever is proving a serious menace to the community and farmers who have already suffered a loss in their crops are worried about this new factor. A strong plea is being made by Bobcaygesn residents urging hunters to do axvay with these unwelcome visitors. RED FflX ARE MULESTING TURKEYS VERL'LAM FARMERS AMAZED AT BOLDNESS 0F LITTLE ANI- MALSâ€"WHOLE FLOCKS (‘OM- I’LETELY DES'I‘ROYED. XN'D MIDLAND COUNTIES HERALD CHA S. BIGLEY ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO REV P. C. HOWARD APPOINTED RURAL DEAN OF VICTORIA By an extramrdinary coincidevce Mls. Howard was simultaneously ol- ected Deanery President at the An- nual Deanery Meeting of the Womans Auxiliary held at Izln. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION HAD LARGE BRUWD The Annual Ccnvention of Verulam and East Fenelon Township Sunday School As-‘ociation, was' held in Trinity United Sunday School, Bobâ€" caygeon. on Thursday, Oct. 22nd and was one of the most successful Conventions of that body 1n years. The Convention carried as their motto, “If we can help one another let us do. so. Afternoon Session The Rev. Mr. Leach, of Trinity Un- ited Church was in charge of the devotional period, who brought greet- ing", fcllowed by the President’s ad- dress, Mr. J. J. Devitt. The meeting- wax divided into two sessions. afternoon session and even- ing- session. Miss Verona Hamilton, 13 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Ham ilton, is recovering rapidly and a com- plete recovery stand at 9 out of 10 chances. Rumors of other cases reached the writer but upon investigation of each case, the supposed party was well and happy. People who start such fairy tales have little to do and it would ’be apreciated if they would keep their mouth shut. The seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. PerCy Odgen has completely re- covered and last reports stated that he was up and playing around his home. ’ Miss Nettie White. Secretary of the Association. read a favorable report. followed by the repm‘t of Department Superintendents and de- legates. NO NEW PARALYSIS (‘ASES REPORTED AT BOBCAYGEON Paralysis in Bbcaygeon apparently made its stay a brief one. Two cases were reported an, immediately pub- lic functions were closed down. t\ very intermting and profitable \'I‘.‘_ .‘nldl‘css was given by Rev. Mr. nu humm. of Dunsford United Charm. Round table Conference IN! by Provincial Representative Rev. E R. McLean, Toronto for O. R. E. C The offering and hymn closed the afternoon session. 831‘}: and devotional period, {ev. Howard, Bcbcaygeon, in charge. Reprit of Nominating Committee. 'nstallation .; fficew: by p1" 'mcial representative. Solo. Address by Rev. Mr. Gremy. Fenelon Fall< Angiican Church. sitin. Bring a. liberal offering, a sunny face and stay for the evening session. It was also moved that each and every school bring? to the convention its allotment of 5c per enrolled member including the Crad- le R0“. A deiig‘hlr‘ui supper was served by the ladies of the church thus ending another Tear (f progress in the life of the Sunday School Association. The meeting chose. as rules. of their Convention: Don’t let us live on our past reca-rd. We must do more and efficient work. Appoint delegates from your Sunday School We want every school well repres- ented. Come to the afternoon sesâ€" HWS The evening session was a. J1 Charm. {ed by Verulam council met at the Town Hall, Bobeaygeon, Monday October 26th 1936. with Thus. H. Martin, Pre- siding and all men-hers of the council present. Namely,â€"Thos H. Devitt, S. Casey Junkin. Chas. D. Logan, and Jehn Tiers. The fol'owing correspondence was read From P. H. Skitch, re the rurâ€" 1chase of land for Garbage collection {Thos Jcrlkinson Jr. affi-l-avid for 'slieep killed by dogs, valued by Chas: W. Walker at $7.00. M. H. Winter, secretary County Plowing match, stat ing' that Harold Devitt ha won the prize of $5.00 offered by Verulam Township. Carl W. Austin, acknowlezl g‘ing‘ receipt of lLtter re Esturian Park. London Guarantee and Accid- ent Co. with renewal certificate, bond of Wesley Martin, colleCtor :of taxes, $7.50. 1 A deputation composed of J. J. Devitt. Village Reeve. Dr. Boyd. Dr. B. E. Kelly, and E. C. Anderson. re- turned war veterans, waited on the louncil to ask for a grant toward a War memorial being erected in the Village. Mr. Anderson addressed tne Council and among- other thine-s said the returned men of Bobcayg‘eon had undertaken the erection of a War meâ€" morial at an estimate cost of $600.00 The memorial at the Corner of the Bank of Montreal was worn by the weather. Mr. Shorey, Manager of the Bank of Montreal here, said it could stay in the BanK until the Illcmorial was elected. Dr. H. O. Boyd, hal plan showing the memorial. which was 9 square feet. 13 ft high with a dome 6ft and was lighted The department of‘ Railways \and Canals had very kindly granted the War veterans the right to lease land between the Swing: Bridge and the fire hall for 99 years at 31.00 per year. and when built would house the memorial which was new in Lindsay being repaired. It ‘would be built of red granite stone. Dr. Kelly and Mr. Devitt each ex- pressed their views in the interest of this memorial. Moved by Logan, seconded by Jun- kin. that Verulam council grant the sum of 8200.00 towards the erection of this War Memorial $50.00 to be paid now and the balance when the memorial is completed. Carried. A deputation from Verulam Agri- cultural Society, composed of Clayton Murphy, President. R. E. Thurston and Russel Shields, waited on the Council asking- for a grant of $100. in the Interest of the society. VERULAM COUNCIL On motion by Devitt and Junkin, a grant of $75.00 was made to the sodetv. On motion By Devitt and Logan, the following accounts were passed. Thos. Jenkinson, one sheep killed by dogs, $7.00; Chas W. Walker, valuing same, 81.50.... Harold Devitt, prize at County plowing: match, $50.; London Guarantee Accident Co. bond, of Wesley Martin, Collector of Taxes, 7.50; Geo. W. Taylor $24.05; John F Maires, deposit 0n purchase of land for garbage collection. $25.00 On motion by Messrs Tiers and De- vitt, the road accounts amounting to‘ Quahty Garments - further enriched by ' Skilled Workmanship, Smart Designs, Weil- Fitting Coats, Dresses and Knit-Wear 0 FOR LESS MONEY Q The House That Specializes in Ladies Wear 0 See Back Page For Sale 0 We cordially invite you to inspect our merchandise. if only for the purpose of criticism, which will be greatly appreciated, by the management, in their earnest desire to see, that, in their stock there will always be something to suit your style. and your pocket-book. So be Where our buyer’s undivided attention is given to the personal selection of Dorothy Fisher ESTABLISHED 1869. Subscriptim $1.00 U. I. 31.50 WELL-DRESSED yet SAVE MONEY LADIES’ WE AR AT $328.00 were passed. On motion by Logan and Tiers councif’fdjovumed to Monday Novem- ber 231‘ at 10.30 a..m. First Painter, sitting on scarrolding- “Hey, mate, what’s that tune you’re whistling ” Second Painter: “That tune is call- ed painting the clouds with sunshine.” First Painter: “Well if you don’t keep still you will be in the hospital pain-ting your limbs with iodine.” “That caps the climax". “Doesn‘t the climax ever go bare- headed. pa? QUILT BLOCKS If you like to embroider pretty quilts and spreads, send your name and address to the RAINBOW QUILT BLOCK COMPANY of 4915 Wichita Ave Cleveland, Ohio, and we will send you color pictures of our latest patterns in 18 inch ap- plique quilt blocks. FOR SALEâ€"Quebec heater with 0v- en in good conditionâ€"apply to C. H. Pardy, Whyte House. LOSTâ€"Brown Driving Robe, beâ€" tween Jos. Anderson‘s and Bobcayâ€" geon. Will finder kindly leave at this office. â€"FOR SALEâ€"Quantity of Hay and Straw for saltâ€"Apply T. Heenan, Downeyville FOR SALEâ€"Dry Four Foot Hard’ wood, also White Birchâ€"Apply John G. Smith, Drawer, six, Bobcaygec-n, or phone 32- r 12 FOR SALEâ€"Building. formerly used as a store by the has L. B. Garlic-k, suitable for cottagu-â€"Appiy to Dr. [‘homas. HOUSEâ€"For sale or rentâ€"Apply to Kenneth Griffin, Bobcaygeon. Wreaths, Sprays, wedding boquets; cut flowers etc. Prompt Service. UNITED CIGAR STORE Ladies and children’s hair cutting a Speciality NEW ADVERTISIENTS Smokers Sundries L. CUNNINGHAM Flowers Wooflards Drug Store