HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-08-23, Page 1L�cal Police Stop.
Citizens on Roads
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Cithentlion Rattal'Oiaeredi, 061 to
L40;n1,01. for,
RunsHig1t in Kidnapping ,AntI
Rbbeiy,Cases.
- Vew,,O.ccUrrenpes have ea stirred -the
P6olile:44 Western Ontario asdid the
iddoor*Ing of John -Leant of London On
Tuesday morning of last week,. followed
almost immediately by the batik robbery
at Cargill.
Local -Pollee Officers were called from
attendance at eouit, to"patrol ,roads of
Huron County, looking primarily for the/
bank bandits but alee to keep a lookout
for tae kidnapperti, Constables McCoy,
Tregenza and Rupp Were all out, the two
former being on duty until late at night.
All motor cirs Were stopped, not a few
local residenie being held up'at the paint
of the constables' guns Until their iden-
e lity was satigactorily estahliated-
. .FeilleeofaceaSeellieele:beetkaartatelketada.
-take no. thantes -.seethe. Menereseponellele
for the two crimes are believed certain to
be desperate characterswho would shoot
on the slightest provocatialea-
„. Great expressed by
everyone that American bandit methods
are gaining a -foothold on this aide of the
border. The kidnapping has roused the
country and there is no doubt that the
men, if caught, will be severely dealt
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A report was current that the bank
robbers' car had been found near Hay-
field. Police tatethatthis report is ein-
truer-no-ear-0f anye-deseription-ha'Vin
been picked up there. „
Many, people of Goderich are personal-
ly atquainted with Mr., Labatt and feel
very keenly for his wife and fa
many years the family came to 0-oderioh
ee for the summer.
Mr. Labatta release cam as welcome
oeWs and Goderich pedple are anxleusly
awaiting Word of the apprehension of the
criminals responsible.
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.Thr XtplYS Beth Laxative -Tablets for
swine medicine. CAMPBELL'S DRUG
STORE. Telepliegie No, 90.
WANTED
WOMEN WANTED -To- sew for us • at
• . home. Sewing macaine inecessary.
/to s e 'ling. 4)NTARIO NECKWEAR
COMPANY', Dept. 258, 'Toronto 8.
--AitirieLES _FOR SALE '
FOR SALE;-2-Man'e. bicycle in extra
good condition. Reasonably pric-
ed. Aptly to ALLAN REED, Dungan-
non. Phone 84: •
FOR SALE R TO'RENT
tip
TO RENT. --Room for two G. C. L stu-
dents. 0.25 . per „Month each.
Write P. 0:Box 756,, Goderich..
'TO It/MT.-Modern apartment on
_Square* geed legetlen. Xnunediate
possession. J. w:
PM. sALt-In varna: Store, 'frame
building 2/x40 on sills one foot
isquare:-.Ldiver floor herctwood- vid pine,
upper fiber 13e fit Pine. AU 2x10
Joists. Leati-te. 12x21 pine,* alto on sills.
Stable 18x26,_ framea. .8-toomect
brick" house; heavily wired on 24 acre
lot. Par further ihformation': `apply to
anummt, ;von% or r—ET
wEL.L. g_enye.st, Also room and beard
.near bolleglate, APply 'Nebel St.
-.REA14-E,,ANS INSURANCE-
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1TEE .0: F. C AltEY CO.
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Fireo,Accident And Motor Car
INSURANCE
,r Office.:
Kilsotikf-tfatilge, Weot:St.,, Goderfeh
Phone 231, NELSort BILL Mgr.
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• . W. CRAIGIE
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'Efface arrow Elate
DOMINION, PROVINtIAL
Atio
MUNICIPAL., BONDS •
phou'e
RE-90E141K, or GoDERicHf mixter case Again iviArnAND
C 0 L E IAT
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, ,sp,„.„4., , ,---,,,,
.,., Tuesday, aepte.,;. Adjourned One gel('
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vor 41,11; at 8 aan,. To make early Or-
ganiaition of elasses'Pessible it. ie,necese P.C. C. McCoy going,into,ilosnit41.
eary that all inteleditig students should
'.--A, callitpliill call'e,Diatilii$10,41
iv present on the-epee:1..14a day, i ...a' ve.
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1 Thk. Prinel* it411., be ,,,,f eionsie, ioaL the ki.110111trtitea a twit, kegu,
lar Court -0 d Cases in Poi -
mer Court. ..
ret of the holiday and Will be pleased to
confer with parents regarding the differ-
entiataireee given by the wheel. • He par-
tieulterly requests all tbose intending to
take the Commercial Cour,se to regletOr
before the opening day.
' The Lasater Scheel students of last Thursday morning he was again re -
year who failed in 'Literature are again mended for a Week with the possibility
reminded' that to be promoted each must that a. farther week will then be neces-
read lacettee_lady .of the Lakkas set forth sexy. Provintial Constable • Percy Me-
in the school report senteyoti< COples of coy, who made the, seizure Of the liquor
When N. W. Matter appeared before
Magistrate Makins.bn a liquor viVarge on
the book. may be had from the school in Mixter's pool room cel‘lar, will be abe
library tlerotiga the PrinciPal, sent on August 29th as be is entering
- P. HUME, Principal. Westminster 'Hospital for treatment of
an old war disability.
-Clinton Paving Job Constable McCoy's evidence is ,neces-
e• - eery along with that of Provincial -Officer
Suddenly Stop_ „tied Tregenza, who was with him when the
seizure was made. eThe presenteeeepeurn-
e-aae--,,-...---ernent was at the request Of Mixter's soli
Men Appearing Thursolay Morning clior, Douglas Nairn. Crown Attorney-
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Told No Work—Hope Job Dudley Holmes being agreeable, Magi -
Will R• estart Soon strate Makini granted the remand.
Alex. Campbell of Wingham, who has
•-spent-the-last aened.aysein ,Hurone-CoUnty
Jail on e charge of having permitted
M *WINS,
Goderich Men Pexideipate •lin".leiettettion
GO! 7011r410 tiktfel5isteardiue
, Atteat 22 Calaler,lett, gelfere riefit up to
#34011,1** -'01 We4103444' PartleiPette J. C.:
in tfic.inittrt*OkiriktOnta istAged by
the Kitieardine ai* jPlUla
A 'team COMpeSed: of Chas. Naftel,'W..
Davidson, A. Barclay and T. W'ells, re-
presenting the Maitland GeV Club, was
successful in avinnipt-the-teaart-prize for
beet low gross for 18' hole.s Mr. Naftel
also wotsie chair as prt' for the best net
ecare for the second e holes.,
• Other paxticipants itad a, very epjoy-
eble afternoon but dia not bring home
any Prizes.
agistrate Is
Unannounced Caller
Work on the new highway north et
Clinton wag- stopped suddenly Thur.sday
drunkenness in his premises, got a clean
morning, Augast 23rd.. sheet when he came up for trial. The
Men reporting for work were told that
nothing would .be done in the -meantime.
I no defence being nepessary.
aleeeeeeseseee'was assignedfor the eteepepagea_
Aetraffie-ease-frora-Hayfield-drew a $2
but it is commonly' assume -if -Chat' the On -
fine for reckless driving.tario Government took the wtiten as Pe
4 A number of small cases, mainly traf-
result Orethe decisioo of the Dominion
nc Kept Magistrate Reid busy in the dee,
Government not to recognise certain, ing_dayseuf_eniee4neumbeney.
large Ontario pualic week"' as coming un-
der' the Original agreement covering re-
lief flamer -it& ,
Although lacking authoritative word
ram Thtuuk, IL 13 iut thuughHIkelihat in Clinton for reckless driving on August
the road will be left perManently art its and. He also contributed. -
present unfinished state Some method J, E. Nettleton of 5281 Ivanhoe, De -
of financing, it will be worked out and
troit, was doing arettturn of speed on
the job ,preceeded -with. 4,004 115 men -the -highway when Provincial Constable
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are affected by the cessation of work. Rupphove insight. /n court he pleaded
Seefeaueeleme _IgAs ODD Acemair , gailty and it "cost him $6,50.
• Gladwin Clark, of Exet r, overturned
Arthor 4mith, 2 -Year-old son of Mr.
truck in Clinton in the dourse of a too- fields which' now spread right up to the
and a/re. AndrOatepeneth, Iltuon road, met
hurried trip around town. Nobody was !ofty banks of the Iktfaitland, were dense
an Whistled and dangerous accident on
hurt but he had to explain the reckless grovvths of tell trees. Many efine black
Saturday, August 18. The thild was
driving. The explanation not being very bass Used to be, 'ladled out of the Black
standing on a kiddies' chair, singing his-
satiefftetorv he was asked to contribute -Hole. and fronitehe'arealls by the ardent
tily, when he fell, striking his head on e •
a
$10 nd costs.
the floor. No ill effects appeared 'until
Zacliarie Lacasse of parts' unknown,
next daywhen a swelling appeared. This
was picked up, in Colborne Township bv
continued to enlarge until it was impos-
Provincial Constable Tregenza. He did
sible for him to see. A doctor, called in,
not appear to have any place to go so
had him removed to the hospital wherei
given a week it eounty jail to get
he is rep,orted to be making satisfactory 'was
case was dismissed for lack of evidence,
Earle Meal/atm of Goderich Town-
ship, .
was assessed the usual' fine for
driving 'without a' permit on August 5th.
Howard Baer of Colborne was picked up
Many Pa3r Tribute
To Splendid Couple
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Mr. and Mrs Seat* Celebrate
65th Anniveriiiri Of :Wedding..
Picnic on River—Profusion of
. -
Flowers.
On a little shelf alatve Piper's Dane, a
gave promise of developing into some -
spot from ev-hich they could see the deep thing of a farce was quicklyiajusted. Was Falling Off Due to Typhoid
gorge of the Maitland River which they Magistrate Makins said he had not had ee.Dumors-.-Weter Still Warm— I
LAST OF C;EMENT raiji/P ( Wrif of IViandainus
New Intake Ataelttfit Final Sterx-- d B B d
Water ShOulid, lie Turned eit in s ssue y oar,
sepuitot,
Goagrich final POttring eeheht' WI the Action, Tpken in Supreme COuit to
n kit r. arik I arriet1;11. ta ne* W4ter int*Sce"'icept f°14'""n143'Sn1411 'Compel COsseil to Approve
'7, inside jebsi Wee' Made Oh Tliktraday after-
Tag1 no” School Esthn‘tes
Magistrallte".,. Q. Metritinsiatolitlf Stratford
wral,
appeared In .,Gocierich ou Monday tea
straighten out a situation which appear-
ed to be without precedent in the annals
of Ontariou • -
Two. men were waiting for scuneorie to
dispose of their cates, one a vagrant who
had been picked up by a proYineial cen-
stable, suspected of arson, and the other,
N. 1.i. Muter. The latter had been re-
manded a week ago by Magistrate 'Reid
and was appear on Monday for sen-
tence on a liquor charge.
Magistrate- Makins, •hearlag in Strat-
ford that some Unfinished business await-
ed him here, got tato his car and was
-quickly,"On_ethe ecenee _ate _Vagrant Nati
properly-- committed- and Mixter was
re
b1ikYton'1406141`, tile 'Contractor, has the
wefl itsel predetically eoniteibtevalves
governing the ffetake of water in plaee.
The Collegiate institute Board bee de-
cided to bring their long-standing guar-
" and all that lerrialtie tO do 1.seto complete rel with the Temn Cottn-eir 1el-CR.4d and
the pipe Work theida, and discover a way hem ssited instructions to Frank Done
of teeing out the rface water. This
nelly, solicitor, to take aetion; Under the
has been a source of trouble atnee _the•
hole ,
High Sehools Act, to com'pel the council
'.got dewu to a good depth. No real
eueeseeeeeekeeeepeceee on eels score once to approve the school estimates._
the crew get dOW11 te the, work of solving Mr.Donnelly Ilea, consequently, served
the problem. ° notice in the "Supreme Court fora writ of
When the water has been turned on, mandamus and the action will be heard
the old intake will be- removed and the in Tgronto on August 29th. The Writ al -
great hole surrounding the new job filled
In. In a year's time, with grass growing
Iaround the temela top, and a. few flow.
ers planted, it should be a beauty soot.
agairreorriandede -Thusee. -situation- evhiele--
4
gather' s
lenty of
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an 'inteeview • with Chief Magistrate _
m
have loved for more than -66 ,'ears, .Mr.
Hawkshaw Of Lucan, and had not yet had •
- • itapossible for the bearq,. to pay the sat -
and Mrs.. Cbas. Seeger, celebrated the •
• an opportunity -to work out-,
itinerary but that he WQuld prObribly take
a -proper A distinct falling off in
./mthilhing aries of the Collegiate teachers sipce last
Dark Tale of Sugglers I The difference of opinion has made t ,
so tequilas the council to hand over
fund.s for the ammediate requirement., of
the hoard, a matter of eome 45,00a
T1 will be remembered that the coupe'
ell asked the board to make a reduction
of 5% in the salaries of the teachers for
theeeomine years.- -.This the -board refus--
ed to do, suggesting a compromise of a
reduction- of- Six cri. commit -
unwll-
ling to consider anything but their origi-
nal demand, Went ahead and- arbitrarily
reduced the sehool esti:Mates by the full
5e1 --and' struck the town on this basis.
Gathered about them were their son, care of Goderich cases in the afternoons, activities was noticed as a result of the I my a-.
the teachers leaving tour for their
Right Rev. Cheese A. Seeger.; Bishop of iii_the mearahneat leaetee rumors • that there was typhoid in the: holidays with uncashedcheques in. their
•e
Huron, Mrs. Seager7 end -their childr-eii. He had no information as to 'finilikely , liaii;cr water. With the assurance IST:t It fn.150eNkoetlies.-ti-m-
tete of the-
pr.o-bable .cost of the
oapleMrand MrsJMRoberts
it was by no means the lait of these pie- Judge and as Judge of the Family Rela- !
lows: Ang. 16; 68; Aug; 17, 88; . Aug. 18.
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the Council of the action of the Celle-
the grandchildreri oe the splendid old appointees to the new post of Justice of sued by the Medical Officer of Health!, Hu
(cation to the taxpayers as a result of , . ..% . . , Woe the Peacee that no such , a ' danger existed ,- the trowds1
the present action -could be obtained. but
former a piece of Mrs. Seeger, arid one ___Th,itehi_stiill_eudee_____ _4heve ,been coming, back and the harbor ,
the difrerence hi salary under dispute
A Veryeeial au -
or twe old friends.
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punts to Tess than $400,- all ttild.
- 'tptchaere ak6a tre - will be pleashige to .most people toe__ ! merrhena
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eow,has• its usual. quota of mermaids and i m
occasion,- Many dainty dishes well loved learn that mr. Chas. A. Reid still retns I Th t . , . b i --all Special
A special meeting of the eouncil was
. Meeting .
by the honored' gtiesta- having been pro- his connection with jualcial win* through! of the chilly atmosphere. Sinte August
videcie--Many-hopes-werc expressed -the d•-'8•PPthltinen",6-4114•1341-k-Ceur-t1-16th the temperature has been as o e
Soliercir-Town
or Douglas Nairn officially • notified
nics for Mr. and_Mrs. Seeger. The- first tions,, Court. These appointments • are l' 70; Aug. 19, 70; Aug. 20, X; Au --21, 68;,
giate Institute Board.
Celle -was enjOyed so- many • years ego that the from the Dominion Government and :4. . , and . g: . . .
en, young people had to walk for long were made by statute not yet reCouncil gave evidence et an intention
then
voked.1 There, is no increase Iii the riuMber or to
contest the - suit although the. full'
distances through virgin forests, in. which There .is no reason to expect that they
Dr
• • yachts calling, - ,. Hamilton of Portrmem
bership was not present. , -Reeve
hHuron is in port With the Djin and a
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arriving at the river. Ten the wide Most People familiar with the situation -
" Munnings and Councillor Humber ,being . e
cargo 'of y,KaA. blame , This is the t
are hoping that Mr. Reid also , will be third yearthakeeter has brought ialeroup i
absent. C0111eillOr He ..
uckins apparently voiced
appointed the new Justice of the Peace.•
- _ of boys north on a cruise. Then during
His long training in judicial work and the week the Harmony' of Grosse Islethe opinion of the group in the council,1
hts connection . with the juvenile and Capt. Xt, L. BeoWn, owner, on board; thee„:
rTeuty Reeve Turner. and Colincillore6pwilas the "solid five," composed of
.famify courts appear to. .make him _the le _t. it, with -Mr.- J obsett the -
Humber, .
young fisherwcinaan wh,o', was the ?elide logical selection. That he would prove, Kitiwake, Detroit, with Mr, A. 8. Bridge; ' Beabrooke. Fluckins and Col- •
of a hopeful young, lawyer. Mrs. deiger capable and satisfactory to the people of I dough, when he diecoursed at length on
1 and the Escapade II/ of Port Huron with
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It was not impossible to get lost, before. vvill be revoked.
------ 1 the owner, Mr. Browie all have- made' the iniquities of, the Collegiate Board In .
has never Jost her love Of 'the 'Mid, "and Huron goes without saying and miner
a picnic among the scenes of her youth have remarked that the appointinent
is one of her greatest delights. would beck logical arid veil prOper one, is a . i a
port ate funerent times. This, nowever,
_ to neginteln the illenclarbei of the
"under -dog."
ttlielthig prefeta;itga f4 ttl9 .,41Ixtmla af tha
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cleaned up and started off again. - - Many OM Friends
Rumors 'have been current for some
10.11mg off froin the high mark -of.
been -called for Rrida'y evening when it
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earl,' -Jely. •
A further meeting of the council has
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racovery. '
Franci.s, Otterholt was driving along a During the day„ Saturday, 'August 18th,
, Knox Presbyterian - weeks, and particalarly since the .liquor •
Is eicpected all will be present and a full
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iptnatIC NOTICE road last winter and it eerie pretty cold. on this exceptional anniversarY, many old seizure in the basement of the Mixter
• discussion will be held and' decision as to
He sated a buffala robe in another cart friends 4aIled at the home in Lighthouse , S. S. Picnics at Park pool room, of a mysterious craft which is -
the intention of the council will be
-CAR, .0pING TO TORONTO <her Caber
belonging to Chas Larder so he took It Street to extend their Cheerful coogratue
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made.
supposed to enter the harbor on dark".
along to keen himself comfertable. He kittens. many more from far and near some ,
nights with loads of eontraband liquor., . _
also took a lieht and a punip. • 200 Attend and 'an Excel -
Day Week -end will have- room for
two or three passengers. Apply STAR
OFFICE for further particulars.
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'AUCTION -SALES
'AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS. .
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Property of the late Mary Jane Doyle, on
West Street, Goderich.e. •
' WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 29th
commencing' at 1.30 p.m.
Living Room Furniture. -1 melodian
(antique), 4 chairs, 1 settee. 3 tables, 1
Axiiiinster Rug. •
eltacurie-1,--,extension- ta.b1
chairs; 1 sideboard; 1 cabinet; 2 side
table& •
Bedrcome.-6 iron beds, springs, mat-
treeees; 0 Wood beds, springs„mattressee;
2 wood beds; dressers, stands, _quilts,
blankets, sheets, pillows, feather mat-
tress, chairs, rockeree, congoleum rugs.
Nitehen.-1 coal or Wood range with
resereola refrigerator', cupboard, tables,
'chairs, crockery, glassware utensils, etc.
Itillecellaneotele-el Quebec heater stove,
el Cal ,heater, 1 hand washing, machine,
reel of hose, lawn mower, lawn :wets,
garden tools, sewing machide, tubs and
bolier, lock, electric iron, electric grill,
large -number of preserving jars, dil
elan and linoleepa.
Other articles +too numerous to men -
'tion.
Everything must be sold to close
estate.
TERMS -coach.
L. DEAN, W. A. COULTHURST,
Exectitors,
OBOROE IL ELLIOTT, Auctioneer.
STEIELBADER'S USED
You atay-ift the following. ears and others 1?tealf.
intat our place of lansiness.
Now IS, THE TIfitt TO BUY
27 Ce, 'cow*
27 POW .COmich,
28 Cti
2 8 Morinion
29
StEDEIZIAtititS
13410ii Battitio
'lams pay
st,
29 Ford coach
29 Ilisich‘Coeco, R. S.
31 Achim, Coup;
4 •
31 amt. sedan
Mk1iYroni
re looted at Moores Gartge,
hpl—Cittrisateeil 1 yoaub.$4.85
rouged on any of out oars".
cototacho,
sent flowers until the house was nearly • The stories 'reminded one ef the old tales, MR. ROBEATSON IMPROVED
lent Program Results
full. of deep water smugglers. Bert MacDon-1,
The articles were discovered and Over -
hen appeared -to answer to the charee of -Those who called ,foutitf'a remarkably
active couple, sontewhirt to their surprise,
as Mrs. Seeger underWent a.. very seriens
operation only ‘a few weeks ago, and it
was exPeeted that results of the shock
would have been apparent. Her recov-
ery has astonished all who know her.
No public ceremony marked the anni-
versary of a wedding which ought to
serve as an example to those who now-
adays take the marriage iriYVV3 SO lightly,
stave-. years-are-onethe --60tir- anniversary
the town gave. Mr. and Mrs... Seager a
public reception. It has been suggested
that plans ought to be laki now for a still
greater one on the occasion of their 70th
wedding day.
The life history of this grand old
couple is well known here. Mr. Seeger
commenced practice as a lawyer- in the
year of Confederation'. At the age of 90
it is believed that he is the oldest lawyer
living in Canada. He saw Godericle grow
from a small, treeless hamlet in vehicle
the -cows- reamed theeetreets at ivilLand
pastured in Court Mime Square, to the
point where .it Merits the title "Prettiest
theft. He admitted*, taking -the artioles
and gave the above explanation. He re-
turned the articles and got three months
Petty Thieving Is
Annoying Citizens
Thefts of Ckarettes, Cash,,:wsl
Gasoline—Hotel Guests'
Cars Rifled
A regular epidemic of small thefts hae
been annoying citizens of town for some
weeks past.
About two weeks ago, visitors from
London were taken to Piper's Dam by
their hosts tb see the beauties of the
river. Leaving the cars' on the shelf
above the river the party proceeded to
the river bed. , Shortly retuning to the
cars it was found that the "via-it:rig car
had 'been rifled and about 100 cigarettes
and some small change belonging to the Town in Canada."
email daughter of the family .had, been
taken. Mr. Stager as Mayor
Several cases of theft of gasoline from Mr. Seeger, aead much to do with its
motor cars have been reported, one town .developinent. He served as mayor in
Official being left stranded on the 'Blue- 1888.9 after serving an apprenticeship as
water Highway 'a couple of miles intim a • cotuicilldr. While mayor he instituted
• gas station. He had fined the trufk of
his car the previous afternoon.
On Wednesday night of last week a. largely instnimentai in having the old jack Rutledge: girls, Prances BIliott, the Court House interior as avresult of
local butiness ' man parked his car in`
wooden awnings removed from the fronts Grace Beattie, Evelyn Doak. Fourteeti the laYing of the new rubber flooring In
front of his office on West street and of the buildings which lined the tides of
tile &Ware. Trees were planted on the years and under -Boys, Jack Mirror's:I, the Main hallway has to be seen to be
went Into the office not twenty feet from
t
car ee finish eie some wore. le:dines court rtnutt lawn which was fonnerly Bill Duckworth, Jack Duckworth: appreciated. Someone wisely chose black
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alde•however, Caoffs At the stories. He neeelvee, a V' -it e- . Dr. MeQuibban,
Knox church Sunday School picnit ._,
nas no knowledge of such creft and, m.L,A.-Nurce 'Ye , -tiger Necereare
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Was held this year in Harbor Park and points out that there aro men around the! 6.. A. mcQuibbui, MLA.. of Alma:
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proved to be its usual success. water front all Melt, Oita, of whom!
Ont., was a Sunday visitor aaahe home
Geo. Schaefer. superintendent of the ;wad 130 sure to see or hear the intrud- I
i tg his old friend, C. A. Robertion, BA.
ers and report them. His opinion is that
Sunday School, was, Maater of ceremonies
! Inf orm a tion 1 rom Mr. Robertson's
1 L.A., in Colborne
of other. men about 'the dock who have.
and was ably assisted by F. Saunders, A.
home is to the effect that he is very
been spoken 'to, so if there is, such a
ePhotendterrenanand daagrGow. grown
-ups
attendedandaannd20: the: art of keeping out of 'sight'. ' much improved in health. It has been
boat,. it is being handled by experts in
possible to dispense with the services of
splendid program of sports was run oft.
.1 .........porr ' .' been in attendance on Mr. R. Robertson
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NORTH- ST:OPPCISES" LIQUOR-Mess-Grace--ardeK-enzite-R-1.10-. ate
--A . grand -lunch was-- serVid-iffei the
sports and many took advantage •of the
'since the beginning of his illness. .
nearness Of the water to go in for a United Church Congregation Pauses Re-
. selation IlteeiuestillengivaTdheat No Change
swine •
The results of the racet were as fol.
lows: North Street United church has added ()QM inA Events
Four years and under -Boys, BuddY its vette to thee oi other congregations
Harrison, Ddn Langridge, Jimmie Saun- in denouneing the Paapised liquor ware-
ders; girls, Kathiarn Cutt, Marion Duck- housee. The Huron District No. 8, L 0. 0. r.,
worth, Mina William& Five years- and At a meeting held itf the elate of the and Rebekah Lodge, will hold their an-
under-Boya John Schaefer, Billy New- service last Sunda's', MOrriing, a resolution num Picnic at Jourett's Grove, Hayfield,
on Wednesday afternoon, 'August 2ath.
All members end'fatrillIes are invieed to
be present . and take baskets.
The picnic of the Evening Auxiliary of
girls, June Sparks, Wands Duckworth. rich.
Gertrude Beattie. 'Eight year's and un- The opinion *fie expressed strongly, North St. United church will be held in
.
der -Boys', plilid MacDonald. Elgin Fish- 1 that since these places had become a
er., Ray Taylor; girle, Helen Graham. legally- dry area by a vote*f the people. "
next.
Harbor Park on Wednesday. August 29%,
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-Yvonne Bender, Betty Duquette: • Ten the people ‘should have an opportunity ' Members of families heving the navag
years and under -toys, :Douglas Howe, of expressing their Wishes, before any Fowler. and their connectione, Will hold
Douglati Meet:M=1d. Jack Rutledge: change *as made. ' a basket picnic at Springbank Park, Lon.
electric lighte in the town aridelurned on 'girls, Muriel Leitch, Helen Graham, I ' -- .a----11-!--
Doris Beattie. Twelve years and under , IMPROVEMENTS AT,COURT HOUSE don, on Friday, August 31st. AO inter-
esting lecture will be given about the his-
th '
e present town water ,supply. ilife Was ...., r v of the family from early times.
Boys. Jack 'rufford. Neil Thompson. The hriprovement in the appearaace of 11r-
41.1.6,111.;Mommon
AND BUSINESS 'BRIEFS •
combe, R. Graham; girls, Gertrude Beat- was unanimouslY adopted, requesting
tie, Mona Williams, Marion Dnekwoethee that "no- ehlieraaakaamede in.the faellitieS
Six years. and linder-43-oysr-Bruce iti;:& for, the titiairiir bie`t itur
Donald, Buddy Harrison, 'Hobby Bender; ,County of Huron tied the Town of Godo -
ed the car almost urider his nose, not. bare. -wee people kept cows in their
yards, pasturing them wherever they
saw lit. rile was finally eondemned as
a practice, Mr. Seager being one of the
leaders in the fight for more sanitatY
tery in carrying on their Work, with the conditions.
owner in sight, is being commented om Fier 22 years he served as Crown At
They are getting big&tamely t Run* County, finally
o P2til .ivellt,throutli tile ett5' °‘f clubbing his polt as the dottes became
guests at local hotel on Mutidast.eVen- onetaus kr his 'rears,
• tug. fifglit belf-boy law Chem and
they Went away when he Witted 4iit dash
light on then. .00 or two tio*lt f&wil
stores beret been tiviirted as entered by
thieves arid totnegoofbi. taken.
These cases 'have been reverted to the
pollee, litho are working tin theft
IWO Ilsts, truilfo. ,104 blOod-POisoning.
taste both Ore*,
Al IraIMOto
getting anything of value -aa he does not
leave anYthing of value in his ear.
The sound of the rain prevented his
hearing tile- marauders but their effron.
• It has, been the hope that Mr. Stager
will be able to place on paper Sortie of his
reco11ect/0ns- of the events in the hittorY
of Cloderiell with Which he has been in.
tImately associated. its filen& are
urging that he do this 'in order that the
records /no not, be Lott
Tt bo been the great pitasure of The
*it to ,adigte rougratulatrons to the.
Many 14ohlth 'hare 'heft poured in on Mr.
girager.
Ruth Deer, Fearices Elliott. Eatabeth
TaYlor. Sixteen years and under --Boys.
Jack 'rufford, Neil Thompson, Bill Duck -
as the color atid it suits -adrilirably.
Short strips. lead into each office while
the main strip carries treat one door to
worth: girls, Grace „Beattie, Elizabeth the other. Court House officials now
Taylor, Ruth Deer. Single mens race- hope that someone will arrallge to have
Juk Barton. Bill McInnis, Single the walks In the park gravelled and Oiled
ladies'race..4ottss Betty Anne Miller, in order that the new floor aeilabe Saved
Miss Jean Abell, "tarried ladks;' race... and in order that it May be kept clean.
Mrs. J. Parrish, Jr., Mrs, E. Elliott. Plate
rate---Bcrlf 3. Bartell and ton, Jul Bar-
ton. Peinut.ottAnife race -Mrs. J. Bar, 1,
ton's team defeated Mrs. O. IC. Satin-
der,la team, Shoe -kicking contest-Missi
MarJorie Dati. lkirti. J. ratrish, Jr.' Tar-
get oontest.v:Mrs. J. C. Cutt's teairi de-
feated Atm W. Abe11',1 team.
•
Many friends will be sorry to learn of
the Illness of Harold Ribbed, son of :qr.
gr -,Mk_lorw... era 101..0MP
tion kr mattolda hl the Oodertell hos*
tat gild reported 10 be doing well.
MAX. MM. Max. Mi
1931, 1934
86 61 74 at
. 84 64 . tit
12 53 53 51
11 01 85 de
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$3 53 73 0
2 94' 0$, 736
Don't suffer with
ACID *STOMACH.
Acid stomach, the cause of Indigeetion,
Bloating. Belehrug, Heartbufra Gas. Dis-
comfort. Sourness, Pains before or after
eating,- quickly undermines the health if
allowed to persist. KIRK'S STOMALKA,
an alkatixte remedy of proton value, wilt
quickly sweeten and tone up acid stout.
mil, it is scfentifically ebropounded as
the result of years of experience in mate
ing stomach disordera. Small doses Make
it easy and economical ta take. est it
bottle' of KIRX'S STOMALKA today at
0AlkAtI3i1lis MVO vroitg.
cmoto TIIANItil
The faintly of the late tbo1fla4 Joh**
sten' rah to tifintia thek abOreciation
of . kindnesa thoWn &ring their latttera
Mon and death, aso the.* *ha billed
ears and tont flowers, _
SOItti
Ut-CA131010,.#M 00der/Ch
Wedneaday: August, 22o4;4934.-.
and Mrs. Itobt, ligetabe.
Mtn:Mt is daughter.