HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-1-9, Page 4WEDNESDAY, JAN, Oth, 1142,
REELECTED AGAIN MAYOR OF CLINTON. ,
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WEDNUSDAY, JAN, Dth, 1929.
Ganged for
Opuble Murder
Was Convicted of Killing 75.Year ,
Old Employer and • Daughter
Murdered Man Was a Brother of
the Late Mrs. 14. Flatt of Brue-
sale,
Barrie, Jan. 4 ..-George
farm-hand, convicted of the murder 1
of his employer, Azor Robertson.
and Roberteon'e daughter, Februeev
4 last, was hanged at soven niksvicei
after midnight in the pull sif tee k
jai here.
W. Glen Armstrong was re -e ect-
Permiseion to witneee the here - 3
Pi. S11 nnellty lleo. e fel ar: .
. ed
year i1.-7 Mayor of Clinton. The (heated,
Ing was refused newspapermen and York Township, o.. -or L. lieynon by
was Commanding Officer of the Referring to the lignite deposits,
. others, and the only witness were e mieleey of 519. (Th,,,,, old
Premier Ferguson said:
jail officials, the man's spiritual 3131- friends around here are glad to eee 101 et, fieron Battalion. i
viser and a (lector. him win again. .....„:.........=,...e,..,_,,.e. ---.......------• ' "We are hopeful that the coal up ;
there, by a briquetting process, may 1
minutes after the trap was sprung, • -'-'1-1-71---II-1-1-----'-"I. 1.----- tain story books, biographies, poetry .
seive a large part of Northern On- 1
O'Neil was pronounced dead 20
and the witnesses said afterwards history, books on religion, travel, in-
tarie, but it looks as though trans -1
that he went to his death calmly. vention and science. Among the
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THE ORUSSIK114$ POST
ClUSTOM 24 \fears as Head
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evaporated whole milk weeth $16,'
000,000.
Calitornia peodUces ennually
%woo SAWING' of toe Mucese
Parties desiring Custom
Sawing done this \Winter
may have the same at-
tended to at
Thos. Clark's
Lot 15, Con. 5,. Morris
Sunday Was the Anniversary of
Archbishop Williams' Consecration
—Was: Memorable Ceremony
Prominent Clergy From This and
1 Other Diocese Attended,
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, Sunday was the 24th anniversary
of the consecration of His Grace
Arch -bishop Williams as head of the
Diocese of Huron, to succeed the
late Rev, Maurice S. Baldwin, le
was Epiphany Day, but the year of
his grace's consecration the holy. day
fell on Thursday.
The eonseeratIon ceremony was at-
tended by a great number of laity
and clergy from 'this and other dio-
ceses; and St. Paul's Cathedral was
e filled. Arch -bishop Boud, of Mou-
- treal, officiated and other bishops
talcing part were Sweatman, of Tor-
intereet than before upon tests to
be made not spring of lignite de-
posits in the Far North of the Pro-
vinee, in view of the situation pie -
tared by the Dominion Fuel Board
in n report issued from Ottawa,
Premier Ferguson said.
Ontario, he said, hopes to eyentu-
Col. H. B. Combe who was return- ally work out her own complet
economic fuel independence, he in
bv aeelametion for a second
Col,•
Movies to Assist
portation costs would prevent its
George O'Neil, Tecumseh Town- booke of science those on agrieul-
corning very far south in the older
ship faxenhand, was convicted of tele ture will have a convenient shelf by
portions of Ontario. . . . As
.murder of his aged employer, Azor Geography LEsson .cluqnselves, for they are the invisible
time goes on we may be able to
solve the whole fuel problem."
Robertson, '72 -year-old farmer, anti tools that lighten our every task in
No
Justice McEvoy at the last fall ae- Toronto, Ont, Jan. 4—A boy glt3 of Coa 11-lere a much larger brain than a man.
the great worIcship of farm life.
n.
the laeter's daughter, Mrs. Ruby O ;
tar.o Government Is Experiment -
Martin, who lived with her father..Shortage stupid creature, is now said to have
ing Along That Line. ' The porpoise unsally considered a
Be was sentenced to hang by Mr.
sizes in Barrie. at his desk in school, out his MIM.
London's largest public market,
The bodies of Robertson and his is not on the geography lesson that Federal Board Gives Result of 5- which cost $10,000,000, is to be
daughter were found in the ashes is in progresis. The teacher has just Year Survey—Can Do Without I.J. formally opened by the king and
of the Robertson barn, which W:16 been telling the eless about the peeS.—Premier Ferguson Watches queen.
razed by fire early on the morning ducts of the British East Indiee, knit1'7 ortbern Otario Lignite Test. Factories for the manufacture of
of February 4 last. The accused inetecul of lieteniag to the proleic 1 n
— unbreakable glass, the invention of
said that he left the old man ill in details of commerce the uoy is f1otet-1 Ottawa—The greet ehange that an Austrian, are to be built at
the barn and went to secure help ing a hand of head hunters in the has overtaken 'the anthracite coal Liverpool, England.
from Mee. Martin. When he re- tropical junelee of Borneo. Modern ; market iit this country is descr;bed More than 1,000 aged poor in
turned, he averred, the building was educators do not frown on this; in- ' in the second progress report of the Capetown, South Africa, have regis-
in flames, and Robertson had dieaP- stead they go a step further and Dominion Fuel Board made public tered for old age pensions which
pent•ed from the spot where he for- bring the head hunters right Intel Tuesday. become payable beginning next
reerle was.
- the school through the medium of . January.
When discovered in the smolder-, motion pictures. 1 The report covers the period from
Covers Five Years.
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ing ruins, Robertson's skull was frac ; The Ontario Government hex on ; 1023 to 1928. In 1923 the people
tered, and his body bore indications some experimental films along this • of Ontario and .Quebec were worried
of violence. The defence attempeed line which it is hoped will give tit:. as to whether they could get enough
to establish the theory that the man's children of this province a now eon- ' fuel to keep warm during the winter.
head had been crushed by a falling ception of the amazing variety and Now the fuel companies are fighting
beam in the fire, or that; the injur-1 interest that is to be found within , for business.
ies might have been inflicted by a the Empire. Instead of being noth-1 Disturbing conditions in 1923
row which was stabled close to where ing more than red patches on tho' were due to the extent co which the
O'Neil alleged he had left his eiek map, such far-flung places as Egypt. I people of Ontario and Quebec had
employer. ; Ceylon and Borneo will have a new I come to depend upon the United
'Edward Bayley, N. C., deputy at- . meaning in term' of their inhabi- States anthracite coal for domestio
torney-general of onterio, admitted tants and their strange and ntereet- 1 purposes, the report says.
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that the crown had failed to estab- - ing eustome. For seven months, T. "In 1928 an altered situation
Hell any motive for the crime; 'bit, ' G. Rutherford of the Ontario Motion exists. There is now a superabund- i
he maintained, the crown had prov- Picture bureau has been away on a I ance of both foreign and native i
ed O'Neil had set fire to the barn; trip that most people would look at fuels for all purposes. Coke, British!
after saturating the straw or Mrs. ! with envious eyes. On the yacht 1 anthracite, low volatile coals and ;
Martin's body with oil. 1 "Kallisto" loaned by W. W. Near, of fuel oil are strong competitors of ;
The second appellate division at ' Toronto, Mr. Rutherford was able to American anthracite in 'che house''
hold fuel trade, and the range of
Alberta. and Maritime coals is being I
extended through special provisions
to Ontario and Quebec. Though
atilt using large quantities of Aimee-
., The Farm Library 1 can anthracite, we are no longer en- '
Osgoode Hall last month refused to take pictures in Gibraltar, Egypt,
interfere with the sentence and yes- Eden, Ceylon, Sigapore, Borneo and
terday a reprieve was refused hy other East Indian points.
the Department of Justice at Ot- 1
tawa.
Wingham Man
Dies From Fall In°
tirely dependent on this fuel, the
The farm library should provide1 producers of which are now fighting
splration, recreation and instruct- here to retain a declining market, as
n to meet the growing needs of 'they are in their own country," the
report says.
Watch Tests.
Toronto — The Ontario Govern-
ment will look with even greater
; each member of the home. This is
Albert Gregory Was Pruning Trees ! a very wide order, as tastes and re -
and Fell From Ladder. quirements differ, and change cote-
tinually from childhood to maturity.
Wingham, Jan. 2—A$ a result of 1 The books that find a permanent
injuries sustained last Friday, when place in the farm library should be
he fell from a high ladder while eutt I individually owned end tes•aeured be-
ing limbs off trees, Albert Gregory,1eause they have supplied some ne•sd
son of Mrs, and the late Thomas in the development of the home
Gregory, Centre street, died in the ilee,
Wingham General .Hospital todey. The home library that ie moet
He had linen employed as . spare mark 1 eheriehed is the one that is, slowly
by the B:•11 Telephone Company. built up by getting a hook at a time
Immediately rushed to the hospi- that really fills a neod in W.!. W,.
tal following the mishap, GrecrerV lz!mw plum that a fon' tr•-:::•-
regained consiousness, although he1 ured books have 04;J -a in our own
had suffered .ever' injuries :Mee. ivies. The c1laro, tors in those form
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the head and shoulders. Hop' were ed our dead.; they taught us how
held for his recovery, but divine '
• Sunday night comelieetimie ar
necessitating an operation.
A London speciallet we, le:P.•:1.
and the op:ration Wild is•rforult.,1
Sunday morning, He failed t•• mil!, I
front its effects. however. Mr. Gro •
gory was a member of the 1 0. 0. I
V. and of the Wingham 1:ti1t„•d
church, where he was an at!, 1
worker. He was very well known. 1
He is survived by his mother, one
brother, George, of Windthor
t.
Snslc,, and two sieters, Mrs, W.
Campbell, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. E.
0. Button, of Riverside, Cal.
We Found This
others heye lived. loved, tilled
eteiv••:. olds that foem;n1
honoured not tbe.r
do!: 01.001'014M itit ti:,
all tit00. Wq' 1,S10W 0-n14 t • III'.
10/1i,!, Or tr),' mon heir -
live,: pa!lt.
that led 1 o honour :And
whn among imoltst
can gi‘,. you a great ,1-•ni of
ny. friend of them, tell
them your requirement:, get th, ni
give you the name; and arldre,,,, of
reliable booksellers and publishers.
not them to :chow you how to make
the best use of the great loaning lib-
raries, civic, provincial and federal.
In this way you can frequently have
a chance to read a book before buy-
ing it. This is a great aid in choos-
ing the right one for the farm lib-
rary. Librarians can, as well, sue,
gest magazines that contain review
of books worth having. Publishers
are glad to send their catalogues to
interested people; through these you
may locate books 'chat are worth
while, books that seem like old
friends, as you go back to them
from time to time.
In this way the farm library will
grow up with 'che family and con-
remedy, Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Ton-
silitis, a good success for Tonsil
Troubles, Cough, Bronchitis, Quinsy,
Catarrh, Head Colds and Sore
Throats. Good .benefits or cash re-
turned. For Sale by F. R. Smith,
Druggist, Brussels.
'Canada's national delence includes
a permanent force of 3500 of all
reeks, 1500 in the Royal Canadian
Navy an dNaval 'Volunteer Reserve.
There are nearly a thousand mem-
bers of the Royal Canadian Mounted
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CLINTON'S REEVE
Flashing Eyes
Laughing Eye$
DowncastEyes
Eyes tell - • , —
Your Character
crown eyes for strength—Blue
f or generosity ----Gray eyes for
jealousy—Sparkling eyes in-
clicate beauty, yes, and good
‚.health, too 1 Do your eyes
sparkle? Are the whites clear
or are they tinged with yellow
—indicating an out•ot.sorts
condition — due to constipa-
tion? If so, you need.
Try a regular daily
course far a short
period. YoureyeSwill .4 Vegetable
tell the story.' Product az,
Read about Character from the Eyes in
John, Beecham Advertisements.
Sal.” Agents: Harold F, Ritchie & Co.,
Limited, Toronto
HURON CO.
COUNCI'
Following will comprise the Huron
County Council for 1929.
The second name in any munici-
pality, is the Deputy reeve.
Ashfield—John A. McKenzie; T.
Archbishop Williams J. Anderson
onto; Dumordin, of Niagara (Hata- Colborne—H, H. Hill
ilton) ; Mills of Ontario (Kings'con), Goderich Twp—J. R. Middleton
and Carmichael. All these are now Stanley—A. P. Keyes
dead, Hay—L. Rader
Dr. Williams had been elected Stephen—Alex. Neeb.
bishop in November after three bal- Usborne—James Ballantyne
lots of the clergy and laity had been Tuckersmith—R. Kennedy,
taken. He received the majori'cy McKillop --John Dodds
of the lay vote on the first ballot, Hu'llett--Ernes'c Adams
but three ballots were required be- 1 Grey—H. A. Keys; Frank Collins
fore a majority of 'she clergy was Morris—W. J. Henderson
given. Three names were voted on , East Wawanosh—F. J. Stalker
Dr. Williams, Dean Davis, then West Wawanosh—Wm. Mole.
rector of St. James', South London,' Howick—Thos. Ingles; Geo. Hub -
and Canon Farthing, of Woodstock, bard.
now Bishop of Montreal , Turnberry—I Wright
Archbishop Williams is enjoying Goderich—Robt. E. Turner; J. W.
the best of health, Craigie.
•Clinton—N. W. Trewartha
PERTH COUNTY Wingham—J. W. McKibbon
Mayor J. A. Andrew was returned Seaforth—J. W. Beattie
by acclamation et the civic notnin- Exeter—C. B. Snell
teeing in Stratford.Brussels—A. C. Baeker
Slot ;ui
qnt" machinee are taboo
it: Stratford and Chief of Police Blyth—Dr. Milne
Broadly says that they have got to Hensall—Robt. Higgins
go or the owners will stiffer perse-
elation. These machines are a gamb-
ling device built to pay out only sPERTH CO..
perce
ntage of what has been placed
in.
Much rilluble
Cue he Caused
by allowing batteries to stand
in a discharged condition,
We have installed an up-to-
el;ite.
eeBattery Charger and will
charge them at a moderate
VLI D'eslarchne
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,I. For Sale
Mort() James Carthew, barrister,
grandson of Laura Secord, heroine of
the war of 1812.14, died at Thornhill),
in his 80th year His tnother was sec.
ond youngest daughter of Laura 'Se -
cord. Mr. Oarthew was a former
law partner of H. B. Morphy, It. 0.,
of Listoweltio had lived at Thorn-
bury for the past eight years, .
The home of Mrs, Andrew II quh-
art and her son, William 'Urquhart of
liltillarton about ,two miles from Mit. gest
aon °Inept:nes. Mr. IT: quhas•t had Elma—W. A. Dickinson; L. Wile
llele was 717actierl by a slid accident
the gasoline engine
ughb
N. W. Trewartha, running and while , I° - Y
iFiul bl lbaerit.
who was el c t. shee.w;si 11 inebtl nHill,gdownhayhoavy, ifvoer Ftelniebit'-
t--"—JoAsepthn"Nclalgle
ed Reeve of Clinton by acclamation.
who make:: his home with his grand -1
playing itt the barn ' Logan—James C. Douglas
Mr. Trewartha is a former Warden „miher, was
of the Co., and ex-M.P.P. for South and in some way his swentee got 1 Mornington--John. Fleming
Huron. 1 enught It the shafting. Before he Wallace—J. F. McLaughlin
w le eels:me 1 his clothes were nearly . Listowel—A. Ringler
tern ::ff of him and be was very
seriously i idured. The accident hnp• 1 Mitchell—D. C. Hanson
pened about eleven - o'clock in the 1 Milverton—P. L. Tye
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COUNCI!
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Blanshard—George Keith
Downie—John Armstrong
N. Easthope—Conrad Schmidt
S. Easthope—Henry Leinweber
Ellice—George Kock; D. M. Arbo-
WHEN
OPPORTUNITY
COMES
Your savings account will soon give
you a fund for business investments,
or for an emergency, or it will pro-
vide a surplus that will help to keep
you in comfort in your old age. The
"regular saving" habit is the most
profitable one you can form.
This Bank invites Your Savings Account.
Interest Comtoundea Half Yearly.
THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA
TISTABLISHED 1812
Capital 410,000,000 Reserve $20000,000
Total Assets over 4260,000,000
1. A. McLEOD, General Manager, Toronto
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morning and in the afternoon he 1
vette Laken to the General Hospital. '
Lion. Dt. Armstrong the attend- BRUCE CO
Stream d in an unconscious condi'
Inc physician. At the time of the ac-
cident the family were making* pren-
smations for ging oat for Christmas ;
ditto. r.
With many of his friends and rein.
Albemarle—E. 13. Ashcroft
Amabel—W. B. Aird
ARRAN—J. W. Sinclair
COUNCI
rives from Walkerton, Toionte,
Kingeeme Gowan ii to wo and Pelmet to i
inn mid front Stratford in attendance,
the funeral of /Libor! Joseph 0138800
fol'hilenly Of Strittentcl who Passed Brant—A. Weir; Wm. Johnston
at Welke' ism Sunday night , was Bruce—George II. McKay; 3. W.
away in Bit,'- County Hospital
held quirt) SL. . James' Aogn,,a„ llowe
ell'ii I el: W NI n pad Ay afternoon at 20'- Carrick—Matthew Weiler
:dock, Otto 011ie? of t li 31 filth, ell i .Culross—DaVid McDonald
nontilicted 117ii apt vine, -lit' 51 Muillin
Eastnor—E. F. Scott
service lining in Clint ge of O. T.
Roe Wa ,l,t::.104,1,1;irpe1);iaieksE1deeslie—toertSloane
weiem.Gi:1.p:t:il.,1.1tttiGreenock_AbDitaer
3. P1' Ki »»mt, 0. Iirmeywood, and J.
Ran ti•ilint 1 ow. A t Avon dile e(1771P. ' Huron—W. J. McKay
tory Wilmie ' 111101:1101A sons tnadL171e,
dsay—Daniel McDonald
the full Meeonie, graveside senViria leinloss--J. W. Oalwell.
Wail 1.11- The late 111., Casson, who Saugeen—James C. Lazie
for the lest four years hila heel,
sta tie :I :igen t at Wallterlon, was Eineardine Tp—Clark MeEinnon
brrutiltsi.1fet•tl inri8,alspent St.EctndswD. Si atp s o n
iith;im:3nndvouhi1tgoIseiachesie:LBoWrig
0—. ; Hopworth—E. 3. Downs
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City. ,
• . I Lucknow—D, M. Johnson
BRUCE COUNTY
. Lions Head—W. Gill -les
The ltiply School Board fot• 1029 Mildmay—T. P. Phalen
was re.plected by acclamation.
Thomas Henry Treleaven, an old Paisley—Hugh McKerracher
and respected citizen of Lucknow Port Elgin—Gilbert McLaren
passed away after an 'MIMS which Ripley_Donuan Munyi
I d seven Yeats' Re w" PraeLl°- '
i ally an invalid. having !mitered a Soutilimmten—Major Tohnie
stroke seven years ago front which Tiverlon—M. J. Montgomery
he never fully recovered. Tara—Clarence Dopfer
1 Mrs, :lames Donnelly, mother of
home of het daughter, Mrs. John
Bens tor Donnelly. passed away at the
Wal_akertomiC_amopbell Grant
Wiarton—D. 3. Byers.
1 Meagher, at Chepstow at ihe
rine old age 01 96 YPur''She During a race held recently at
was born in Cork, Ireland, arid came peweey, England, women entrants.
to Canada when she was 16 years old,
and was married to Jas. Donnelly in had to ehange from the sidecars of
the year 1858, To them were born motorcycle to baby buggies, which
eight children all of whom survive, were then pushed by the male
IVII% Dail nen V predeceased his wife in
1912 1 cyclists.
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15 months old, for
sale cheap. Others
youflger.
$
0, Turnbull & Sun
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* • Phone 2814 Brussels rr 2
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Brussels Horticultural Society
ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Neeting of„Brussels Nortica,•
tura! aociety will be hod iln the POW* Lib
rary on Monday eveniug, Jan, 101.1E29, at 5
o'olook. Reports will be presented and aB'
era eleeted. All Interested. are requested to
attend. MISS E. DOWNING,
oeortstaty,
East Huron Agricultural Society
ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of East Huron Alt'
cultural Soolety will be held In toe Public.
Library, Bruinials. Wednesday, January 1519,
&
1029, at 2.80 Mm
oak p,„ when the Annual Be
port will be presonted and officers cleated for
the incoming year.
JAS. BURGEug, Preyidont,
0.51. BIAOTAVISR, /Secretary.
Debts Collected
We Collect Accounts, Notes and
Judgments anywhere and every-
where. No collection, no charge.
Write us today for particulars.
Canadian Creditors' Amen
Post Office Box 951, Owen Sound
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Ethel Delco Lighting
System for Sale
1250 Watts •, 110 Volt,. Almost neW. with
poles, wire and all equipment leer further
pa, timuaes 133.1311. to 011. A. FL oill,teiTER.
Secretary Village Trustee Board, Ethel
Farm for Sale
Good farm for f•ole, being the 144 of Lot 29
and 1134 Lot 20, on the eth tlon, of Grey. 151'
Welt watered with a never•follIng opting ; a
good gravel bat and it piece or good hardwood
Moth. Immediate possession can be given
Terms to Halt parehnser. For further Parti,'-
Mara apply to 111(5. ALFRED DOLLEN-
EVE, Ethel P, 0.
Farm for Sale
BO nari.i or land, all cleared and well drain.
ea. Beat of so1l. for buildings and orehord.
Well fanned; 00 11C1.611 osd,cl dat, trOr ter.
Sher partionlarm apply to 010. CAMPBELL.
IL 11. 4,13ruatele, or on the premiaes, WIC Lot
0,000, 0, Mor,p. is townshi21."8
Farm for Sale
West half of Smith half of Lot 12, on the 17111
Concession of Grey, containtog 60 sores, nod
the South half of Lot 12, on the 10th Contuse
gen or Grey oontaining 00 mires. On the
barn and drive shed, orchard 2 well% 12 norm
bush, all und Ovando ed ;1 miles from Walton,
immediate nossetision. Applv on •he prem.
Elem. AL X. NICHOL, R. R. 1, Walton.
1942 . Phone BM
Farm for Sale
Form known aa the Dilworth Ram 0001
prising Meares madly all °leered and hi it
good state of cultivation, lots of water and
within Indle of Ethel station, 34 mile to Ethel
Village Will be prised renaonnbly for quick
vale, For further particulars, appply on
prerniaes to .1 it, ROWLAND.
Ethel,
Farm for Sale
A very desirable stook farm of 100 floras, 34
mile trona Brainialts. Good buildings and
settlements. sissy Lerma to Milt purohster,
For further particulars apply to
A.R,MAODOXALD,
Brussels.