Zurich Herald, 1931-07-23, Page 1Vol. XXXII No.4
ZURICH, THURSDAY
IsIINQ, JULY 23 19 31.
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Let the Herald know about all
OUR CORNER
Well, there's' one sure; thing—it's
the htotest Summer eveNee: had this
year.
The cost of constructing the Ont-
ario Government. B.eadfng at the
Canadian National Exhibitikee was
approximately maxim
:fiver four .t1iousatxd gasoline pumps
are officially reported in eleven .coun-
ties .of 'Western. Ontario.
A woman at the Goderich Tourist
Camp :is said to :have baked ten., lem-
on pies one day recently. This wo-
man has 'eight children and without
knowing •anything more about her we
venture the opinion. that Iher's is ea
happy family.—Clinton News -Record.
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WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRU
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ARE OFFERING THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
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_:.' IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
.. PIANO TO THE ..SURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
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a♦► ALSO AGENTS TS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
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WOMEN'S BETTER 'SORT, SPORT POMPS
1 Finest of patent, newest of patterns, also in Sun Tan Calf, Brown go
Croele Kid, Beige Calf, White EIk :Sport Oxfords. Special Display
in Women's Window at $2.95 to $4.95
MEN'S SQUARE TOES, AVENUE OXFORDS
iHere are all the Leathers .Men are 'wearing, Patents, Browns, Tan I
and BIacks in Qualities that make the price most unusual, shown
this week -end i e Men's Window. All at one price $a„SO W
CHILDREN MANISaE OXFORDS DAINTY STRAPS ••
Many exclusive patterns shown for the first time. Low shoes that :
are just as fashionable as these :for grown ups: Andexpertly fitted 2
in Children's Dept. Prices from 85c to $2 _95.
WHERE YOUR 'MONEY 331.1 y.S MORE
REPAIRING 'NEATLY DONE
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• Free Gasoline (1)
Using a siphon to extract gasolli
from the pump' of the Goderich 1V La'
ufacturing .Co. two local, youths ; aril
cured one and a -half' gallons and w(4.',
re thus enabled to keep their fiiv r
running. The proprietor said he,
sed some 35 gallons all told and 'th.G
re was intimation that the practid
had been going on for some tin ie.'l h ,
youths denied they were the culprit•,
other than on the one occasion, and
were placed on suspended sentence
for one year in Police Court.
Rather Expensive!
"McNeil Trial Makes History,"•
says headline in The Goderich Signal
But rather expensive historymaking
for the County of Huron. When one
thinks that the xnoney stolen from
the Bank was insured, and all that
Huron County gets out of it is the
big legal bill for two trials and the
third one coming this fall --Brussels
Post.
Chester L. Smith, PreWawa
21.215 a year, T.T.S. ;1.50 i Adesmair
$1.50 IN .AR Ri5ARS, $2 Mier 8$! 011914110 54M
our Summer Visits and Visitors
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Our Town Trees
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Mrs. C. Eilber visited with Ex-
ei friends last week.
kr, and Mrs. Wrn. Frank of Water -
were Sunday visitors with friends
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Moa. and Mrs. Herb Howald and
:ly of Kitchener, were Sunday
rs with his parents.
1V(4 and Mrs. Sam. Gottschalk of
aforth, visited with friends in this
1pity on Sunday.
and Mrs. George Fee of Hen-
11,1were Sunday visitors with her
otIer, Mrs, H. Lipphardt. .
ass
$ss Donelia. Ruby of Kitchener,
n ',riding a week's vacation with
Trees, like human beings, commit 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S.
suicide. So says Martin L. Davey,
'lead of the Davey Institute of ,Tree
Surgery, but he explains that self de .nday . visitors at the hone of
struction in the world of trees is nc Re: soil Mrs. W. Y. T)n°eier were:
ver intentional. The result, however R and Mrs. Nelson Dreiei of Oe -
is just effective. Under certain con- ast Iowa; Mr. ,and Mrs. Lloyd Han-
ditions, new roots encircle and bind seipf Buffalo, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
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other roots, or the trunk of the tree
As the roots and the trunlc grow the
pressure becomes greater until, in
time, the tree is starved to death
The lifegiving sap cannot pass the tlI,.sons are among the campers at
points of pressure. The roots that do God' Bend, having motored all the
this are as girdling roots. They occur wiw,nd making the trip
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most frequently in trees that have. Vis the second time for them t to
sidewalk on one. side, and street ani titer from their home in Venice,
the other, and in trees that grow it} 4°orniain the last few ears.The
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hard -packed lawns.. W}age rest Ito. a Y y cu�ivirig tl);eir,:cottage at the
i4 great the new root's. seek the lin' `bei
rand of least! -esis R4eee ai;tcl cutwii�+_
theinglVe.i ,xOn,41kOri t*11.(g,soots,,;zvil-
e Dreier of Kincardine; Mr. and
re. Henry Bender, and Mr. and Mrs
Ry Bender of Listowell:
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x. and Mrs. :Fred Southcott and
Huron's Investigator Here •
Capt. 3. K. Fairful arrived in (god
erieh to commence an investigation.
len .County's new Judge, T. M.
- ',vete ns
'. peciax ,sitting of the Tenth Dims-
''Cour tt„and soon disposed of a
IS , le cf. cases. The first was Fritz the administration of the Old Ages t ley, ti d\the : •second case was
Pensions Act in Huron Count,et"*.ilt, ' I'Oltiten , ,,i, . nese. in both cases the
investigation involves a perso ial ,,-1 dee ndants. . ese ordered to pay the
it to each pensioner and a scrutiny of •:10, ns andteCeut'z costs. After which
circumstances under which. each' se- 'e' as'e v�eilt•.into session for judge a pension and under what con -I lre 'a
'eninons anly. The new judge
ditions he or she it at present living.°G , t'- s eke a real live businesslike
Inasmuch as there are over six hun�i free l we trust will make a good
red pensioners in this county th'atou ., or the appointment.
n'ork involved is of some magnitudhnf a•encial Weed Inspector, Mr. A.
Watch and Clock
epairing
WE BELIEVE WE CAN
GIVE YOU THE VERY
BEST IN WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRS, WITH
PRICES CONSIDERABLY
LOWER THAN WHAT IS
CHARGED IN THE LARGER
CENTRES
FURTHERMORE WE CAN GIVE
YOU PROMPT SERVICE.
Special Attention to Mailed in 'Wat-
ches.
Hess, Th
Yes! You Will Find .
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN`
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STAN DAR L ANITEt^'t;=
ANTO
Prices now at Rock
Bottom !ow for the.
Season.
STOCK UP NOW WI'A"•Ef: TML
GENUINE ANTHRACITE
For Cash Payment a Discount caf Ste`
eper Ton wil be Ailis�wed
Jeweller, Phone 10w or 10J HENSALL,, CMflf
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HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH
Quality at Such Low Prices
On Men's Women's and Boys' Footwear
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS,.; WE HAVE TO
OFFER YOU. 'COMPARE QUALITY .AND PRICES WITH IATL
ORDER HOUSES, ETC, AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT YOU
CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING. YOUR FOOTWEAR HERE..,
and will require over three months Ip -smith of Now Hamburg made
The report will be made to the cootet"JI'ial visit to Hay Township on
unty board. Capt. Fairful is known to last, and reports that Condit-.
many in the county. He was for ice, ;iranghout the township have
sone time in charge of the Baptist ice ° ed favorably since :est year.
churches of Clinton and Auburn and ,ted
I- i, wo praised the local inspector.,
was Chaplain of the 151st Overseas l,h ti ouis Schumaker, for the splen -
Industrial
Until a few months ago cliya~ixpaigrt of enforcing the Act he
lie was superintendent of Burwasl is itttng across. Mr. Smith, who
Industrial Farm. He has just coin ba
tiens to be an old school mate to
pleted an investigation of the admin tin; ublisher of the Herald, also gavo
istratipn of the Old Age Pension Act us friendly half hour or so and' t
in. Perth County.
wandeed a great pleasure to review
First Case Under Weed Control Act„ saala+ri of the old renninsus that took
The first prosecution taken under when we were boys in the
the Weed Control Act in the count tbl ;Reuse No. 5, Wilmot Town -
of Huron was heard at Bayfield ort sl' ' '
Monday morning of last week, when
Martin Lowden, a farmer who lives
on the Bronson Line, Stanley own -
.ship, faced a charge of failing to cut
the weeds on his •farm after being
duly notified to do so and given the
statutory warning by weed inspector
Henry Rau. The charge was disule-
s.ect. The case had several pecu tar
angles. For one thing, it was shown
by Lowden that be was a lessee of the
farts ,and that the weed clause way
struck out ofthe ease.In other
fro„ds, Lowden, under the lease, was
oderic}i Team Suffers a Bad
r 1 T Trimming
• derich Blacksox had a bad day
eon e Zurich Diamond last Wednes-
o day fternoon, when they bowed to
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m Ilea all to the tune of ].4- -0. The
le vie' ry. gives Ill' n;,:til tile cii'tmpion-
• 1' shit of the first half of the county
I lee,aschedule and the right to par-
• tkcipa la the finals against the ser.
• . reel{ winners.' A fairly lug..
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f 1 tl tithe r was present, and although
the 'g 1.1,4eh.ad been ticlti ° 3
• : not obliged to' keep the weeds cut:_t01(
el 4e was 5.30 beforvere thed tone gaits e
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• James ,Johnston is the owner of 'the got hhi, ei way, as the heavy rain in
• . farm. Another feature was that in the the n, :ring flooded the grounds, and
• weed inspection notice, in which seer- with-i`idreh work was the grounds put
• en days was given Lowden to coin- in cor:cition to play. Right from the
•' nnenaoe cutting the weeds, the syllable very tt rt it was seen that the tears
e. ; "'teen” was added to the seven in fro .tie county town were off color
4' , lead pencil. The inspector denied all and , he boys from , the east assisted
•I knowledge of this, as: did Lowden by few Zuriehites, were at their
With the notice reading "seventeen" en Bob Carrick, the first God
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• . the tune to commence cutting th eri ' nor lasted but three innings
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weeds to escape prosecution had not in ' t n . he yielded seven, runs. The
• ; arrived when proceedings were faun- 1 -Io all' batters hit them "where the
• chi;d. However, it was not this foe- "r errors
• ; true which influenced the Magistrate.
au a 1. He meld that Lowden was not respell -
h Qe , sable because the weed clause was
• I struck` out of the lease. In the natur-
al course of events action would be
• I 'ta'kzn. against Johnston,: the owner,
it 1 but this is now unnecessary because
Lowden has agreed to cut the weeds,
+♦lc' Inspector Rau prosccutcd his oc,.X
case ar,d' prank I7ono'r.ly defended
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fieldere ain't” and a series; aided in the debacle. Hensel]. made
14 hits to Goderich 5; Ivan Yungblat
made k three base -hit for Hensel)...
Kersia4 the Hensel] pitcher worked
his,' ay along. very nicely, and had
god support. Truly it was a elle,
Si xt, 3r., were the Umpires. God -
1; t bases; Goderich 2, Email
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SPECIAL PRIC
And Sturdy Built with Leather Insolee and heavy Leather or Parecee
Soles, Guaranteed the Best, $2.75 and $3.00 Pair.,
BOYS' BLACK OXFORDS IN A COIVIFORTABLE AND GOOD ,:fe
FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to Wee, Reg. $3.50 Now $2.59
BOYS' WORK SHOES, BLACK OR TAN SOLID I.TroiTHER,
Last year we sold these at $8.00, to -day only $2.25
WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores and Satins, Only $2.50 to 62.75 pr.,
WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOTJSE SLIPPERS Wrill
Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, Reg. $1.25, Now $1.00 a Pair
CHILDRENS' PAT STRAP SUPPERS, SIZES 3 TO ID%
MEN'S SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR $2.75
CANVAS FOOTWEAR, WITH RUBBER SOLES, 65c, 75c., .44.,M
Childs', Boys', and Men's Included.
MEMBERS OF MUTUAL -SHOE STORES
The Largest Group of Exclusive Footwear Merchants in Canatla
Phone 82 or 115
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We are now offering a full line oi
Spring and Suranaer Goods at Rok'k
Bottom Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SOME OF OUR BARGAMt
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS. YARD WIDE PRINTS AT 2,0z.
A YARD.. COTTONS AT 1111e AND 150, A YARD,.
SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $1.50 A PAHL
GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS OF ALL KINDS..
HARNESS REPAIRS, SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., ETC..
PHONE 97 BLAKE':