Stratford Mirror, 16 Nov 1928, p. 1

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BFS Seen es SUCCESSFUL IN FINGERPRINT- No. 23 STRATFORD, ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1928 a Vol. 6 Provincial Treasurer Speaks In Walkerton Provincial Treasurer Dr, J. D. Mon- teith was given a rousing reception at South Bruce Conservative meeting held in Walkerton Wednesday after: noon, The object of the meeting was for the purpose of nominating a candi- date for the House of Commons. During his stirring address he ex- pressed the hope that Walkerton and the rest of Bruce County would join in the great hydro family which in- habited ali Ontario. He urged on the gathering the great benefits accruing to consumers when light and power is supplied through the Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission. He em- phasized that hydro is an economica'- ly sound proposition, demonstrating the advantages of public ownership. In view of the present power war in Bruce between United States power trusts and proponents of public own- Hon. Dr. Monteith's extem- poraneous remarks were interpreted as significant. This is the first time that he voice Government has been heard in respect to hydro in this county since the W. B. Foshay interests of Min- purchased the power- plants Southampton" and ership, of the peatos wee Walkerton, auble Faus. The nomination of a candidate was postponed until a further date, but the meeting was one of the most en- thusiastic held in that county for some time. EXPERT EXAMINATIONS Police Constable C. Wright, we are pleased to learn was successful in passing his final examinations ( as "Hingerprint Expert and the Bertillon System." Mr. Wright is in receipt of the following from the Chicago Uni- versity of Applied Science: "Vour fina] examination was receiv- ed and graded 85 per cent. Your di- ploma is being embossed and will reach you within 10 days."--T. §&, Cooke. Most of the fingerprint experts in the U.S.A. and Canada are graduates |~ of this university. Mr. Wright has been a student of this science for some time and the knowledge he.has acquired will un- doubtedly prove of benefit in the per- formance of his duty. The Mirror ex- tends its congratulations to Mr. Wright, not only in his having passed his examinations but on the high per- centage of marks he received. \Hold Impressive Services In Honor of Brave Sons On Sunday Stratford people prob- ably observed Armistice greater respect than the occasion has been given in many years. Special services in the various churches hav- ing done 'much to bring to mind the many things which Canadians have a right to be thankful for. A profound and impressive' spirit pervaded throughout these services. The local branch of the Canadian Legion attend- ed St. John's United Church in a body to pay their respects to their comrades.. At the war memorial at 12.36 o'clock a thousand people joined in the annual Armistice Memorial ser- vice, to publicly observe the signing, of the Armistice and to commem- orate the heroism of men whose sacrifices left for them a great, Uh- dying heritage. Men and women in al] walks of life, boys and girls who were spar ed the memory of the -Great War, but who have heard told and re played in. it, Day with der the direction of Fred See '"'Tumble Inn" In City Hall Next Week Remembering such outstanding hits as "Suicide Specialist" and "A Fall House" you will not want to miss "Tumble Inn" to be presented on Wed- nesday and Thursday of next week by the Adanac Dramatic Society, un- "Scotty." Wilson. "Tumble Inn" is a three-act comedy, produced by special arrangement with the Walter H. Baker Company, Bos- ton, Mass. 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