Zurich Herald, 1932-05-26, Page 4t4OT1C
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tOOKT OF REVISION Miss Ma 4 Hagan of Londaa, spa
t1932 Asseasatent R,UTownship. 'of exit the Week -end at the home of her'
1-104,1- sister, 114W Dolly and brother
NOTlitlE is hereby given that the Frank.
41hyst littiog of the Court, of Revision Mr. 'had Mifs.Stanley Love spent
nlas ennaider appeals against the as- Suede. at the borne of Ida,II1Virs,
aaesament BOLnit the Township of Hay 'Jolla arraft.
or the year J.$32 will nae held in
*le T'Owrs 11011, Zurich, on Monday,
;Mine Stla, 1442, at two eclock in the
Jett -moon.
A., F. tzlESS,
Township Clerk, Hay
Elated -it %Zurich, May 18th, 1932,
HON= County Council
Meeting
tle Huron County Council will
.enseet in the County Chamber, Coast
House, Goderich, on Tuesday, Jana
Vie 1Th., 1932, in the afternoon, ar
ere'clook. All accounts, petitione,
•neotices of delegations and other :nat-
ters for the consideration of the era
nutty Council should be in the 1amerils
f ...the Clerk on the Saturday pacer-
ious.
irenderich. May 12th, 1932.
Geo. W. Holman, Comity Clarek.
DASHWOOD
71r. and Mrs. V. May and Nise T.
Miders of Kitchener spent a few days
awith Mr. and Mrs. S. Oestreicher.
1.1r. and Mrs. Jno. Preeter and
Mr. W. Jarrett and dalughter An-
niie Vent 41hinday at the Ifb-1111.. of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Nichol OVA Utaily of
nsall.
Mr.tand Mrs. Jaen Loa; spent Sun
(by With friends in Fletioldl.
Mrs. R. Stephenson atttended the
itunersd. of a relative at Sheppardtou
tandArze visiting her IxOther in Luck -
now on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rall.fih Workman of
Flint, Mich., spent a ffew days at the
'Name of Mr. and Mrs. P. 'Workman,
and many other relatives in this vic-
inity.
HENS.ALL
Mrs. (Dr.) Colle-er is spending a
f.ew weeks in London with her mo-
ther Mrs. Talbot, who suffered a
stroke shortly after her return to
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. la. Sweitzer and fam-
ily of Detroit, are -visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. D. Buchanan, of
London were visitors with relatives in
town.
Mrs. George Mess and Mrs. Maude
Redden have been requested to sing
family 0 Kitchener were Sunday
to sing again over the air at Lon -
visitors with Mr. and Mrs- R.
don from C.JGC station on Monday
mien. night in June.
"The ilay put on by the Blakeareosh-
Mr. and Mrs. George Pearce and
an Yxennig People was well attended:
family have maned to the house on
Mlionday evening.
xchange of choirs will rake the Wilkinson farm where it will be
Av. e
:nearer to his place of employxnent.
natace inn Sunday evening, May 29th,1
Olive Walker of London is visiting
-13etween Dashwood Evangelical choir;
at her home.
amid I.Drand Bend choir.
Conrad Huisertand Alex Hildebran-
Hoffman assisted in the dt have adgone into, the fish business, versary Services in Hensall last .
and are making alaily deliveries in
aanulay. ' the village and surrounding country.
A very pretty church wedding.
Etta Bell of London, visited at her
ftonk aelace in the Lutheran church on home here.
"Tuesday May 24th, when Anna. only
At the congregational meeting in
Rat:teeter of Mr. and Mrs, Charles ; the Carmel Prespyteian Church on
.%`•epallaxt of Stephen, became the bride
Monday evening the- "Rev. Mr.Young
J lm Heckman. The happy "11- of Ottawa was chosen .as their pastor
ws.M reside on the 14th con. fin Mr. Young spoke herJe at Hensall 3
..."1..epleeee. Their many friends extend
weeks previous and created a very
corigratula-dofls. favorable impression.
Fred Kennings, who :had the con-
tract for painting several cottages at
the Bend and Pinery late finished his
work and returned home.
liffealtia—The regular monthly me- Anniversary services wean held in
°stun- e the Women's Missionary the United Church, here .on Sunday
az*- was held at the home of Mrs , with Rev. Waldemar Williams of Sar -
/Rea.) Conner on Wednesday after- pia as the speaker, and •Who addres-
einenn, May 18th with Mrs. J. Coch- sed large audiences both morning and
imeElding.. The meeting opened evening and had a good message,
asrnig hytrm 358 and silent. pray -e Mx. and Mrs. W. Se White have re-
- 1She neripture':: leseon was then turned home after a pleasant visit,
naa navonsively from St. John 14, with their daughter in Collingwood.
'Atm R. Stephenson then led Royce Welsh left here last week
r!u Inlayer axid Henan 441 was sung. :for Mount Brydges, where he has be -
1,794a Trasenneer and Secretary's tbenlen engaged as a pitcher fOr their loc-
eed their reports which were adopt- al baseball club, and will no doubt
,ed, 'hr- Tell aall was answered by the . give a good account of himself as he
Antter L. The De-votional Leaflet was .is a real enthusiast is baseball and
by M. R. McAllister. Hymn doing good pitching, and has also se-
as sung- Topic on Temperance , cured a position ixi the local bakery.
-were then given. The study on "Bet-
aer nealth," was taken by Mrs. W. •
'Turner. The offering was then taken
Marina 148. The meeting dosed with
?idle Lard's Prayer in unison.
The service was held in the church The new pavement at Grand Bend
non .Stmday afternoon as usual, a Bap- will soon be finished and that will
4ismal Service was conducted by Rev complete the payement to the lake
W. Williams of Sarnia., and Joan from the Blue Water Highway.
Main' e Conner was Baptised. Rev. Warren Sanders, son of Mr. and
R. R. Conner delivered a fine sermon! Mrs. Robt. Sanders of Exeter, had the
iin his usual manner. !misfortune to break a small bone
Mrs. 'R. Stephenson and Miss Rena in his right ankle while wrestling with
aventea few .days in Stratford recent- another lad at school.
tft,Ye 1 The Goderich Summer School has
-kiss •Jessie Johnston of Clifford, just annOunced the program for this
-and Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie of Kippen' year. The dates are July 18-25.
+cllaed on friends in the vicinity re- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Connell, Varna
/canny. have purchased from C. H. Reid of
341rnand Mrs. Jas. Love and Misses
Agnes and Anna visited at the home
eel Mrs. E. Anderson of Centralia
rnecerraly.
. Ann alai Mrs. A. Keys and family
aof Exeter spent Sunday at the home
ird XT. and Mrs. Ross Love. Mrs, R.
Zeove returned with them after spend -
:lag a few weeks with her son.
HILLSC.REEN
ZURICH
HERALD
COUNTY NEWS
Capital Theatre
West St., Phone 47, °ODOUR
Now Plaa,ier-Ueton Depat,
Grand Picture.
Mon,, Tues., Wed.
FREDERIC MARCH
and MIRIAM .WOPKINS
are unforgetable in a great melo-
drama. It will thrill you and as-
tound you as you never were be-
fore.
DOCTOR JECKYL & Mr. HYDE
Thurs., and Sat.
NORMA SHEARER,
and *OBERT MONTGOMERY
offer a _pieture of priceless dialog-
ue and extreme sophistication.You
will thoroughly enjoy this inc.
"PRIVATE LIVES"
Matinees—Wed. and Sat. at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Elliott, mother of Mort Elliott
Varna, had the misfortune to fall and:
break .her arm. She is a very elderly
lady, and itis hoped will recover.
Brucefield a fine farm on the 7th of
Tuckersmith.
The Sharon church building on the
8th Con., Goderich Tp., has been
sold to Chas. Coopen'who will use it
in rebuilding his dwelling recently de-
stroyed by fire. The price was $100.
Sharon was part of the Holmesville
circuit. 1
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fire that an OXPlOSitla took pla,ce, en- at Mit of the Weeds which, are dee.meal
veloping ho r in flatria3. 31* rushed to noxious; Bladder Champion, Oxe-eYe
an outside kitchen where a coat was ,Daisy, Sow Thistles) White c.
thrown aromed her aani the flames Wild Oots. Canadian Thistle, Blue
heLtinog000kl:hetwoid, tbuateandoot work,
theythe
main paet af the house were four
childreil.. The oldest, a boy of seven
yreenars
toofsZcarited the Other child -
The Seaforth Creamery have par -
chased .and are installing a new \ 4 -
ton Brunswick ice machine. The com-
pressox and brine tank will be locat-
ed in the former ice house and the
brine will be pumped into the pres-
ent refrigerator. The equipment,
Otte expensive, will, when
completed, be second to none in the
district,jno.
McQuaig, of Alliston, and Mr
McPhail, of the Department of Agri-
culture, Toronto, were in the Huron
district purchasing show horses for
the Stevenson Stock Farms. Among
the purchases were a 3 -yr, -old draft
gelding from A. Wright of Tucker -
smith; a 4 -yr. -old from G. E. Thom-
pson, and a 2 -yr. -old from D. Pother-
ingham & Sons. This latter colt, has
newer been beaten in a regular class
in the show ring, taking first as a
foal and yearling at London and has
been first at all local fairs.
Wild dogs in bloodthirsty raid re-
cently destroyed the little flock of
new ..eueriment in Exeter is be- Canada wild geese that H. W. Cope-
Aing tried out by R. E. Pickard, who land, of Woodham, in Perth had. sp-
ent long years in gathering at his
has secured 12 pairs of pigeons and
'home and left jai the place of the
who, after increasing his flock inten-
ds to go in for •tsix beauties of the flock, and the one
he raising of squab
pigeons. domestic goose, a gory shairibleS a
mass of blood -trained feathers and
The July 1st week -end in Goder.; one badly frighened goose. Four wild
ich will he marked by a visit from the geese had been torn to pieces. One
is
Elgin Regiment, which will assist in missing and the domestic goose had
the celebration of Dominion Day and been killed.
will make other public appearances The death of Charles Mason Stir -
dm' its stay of three days there line of Goderich Township, on April
Mrs. R. Elliott, Bayfield on Sunday. 25th, came as a great shock to. his
morning last had the misfortune to family :and friends. Apparentry in the
fall on the stairway at the home of best of health he was stricken itt the
her son Geo. Elliott, and sustain a field where he and his son were work -
broken arm. big, He was the youngest son of the
Rev. Jamas Endicott, D.D„ ex- late Robt. Stirling and lived all his
moderator of the General Council of life on the farm where he died. He,
the United Church of Canada, was was of a quiet, kindly disposition and
the anniversary minister in Wesley- will be greatly missed by his friends
Willis church, Clinton, on Sunday, and neighbors.
May 22nd.
The frame dwelling house of Fred
Hopkins, on the Maitland concession
of Goderich Tp., was destroyed by
fire last Sunday .morning. They were
away to church, and the fire had made
such headway before it was discover-
ed that very little of the furniture
could be saved.
• BUSY FARMER NEWS
A new pamphlet on the feeding an
management of turkeys has been
prepared by the Poultry Department
0.A.C., and is available to farmers
desiring information of this kind.
Noxious Weeds
•'J, A. Carroll, director of the Crops
Donald McKenzie, of the Blue
nefield, met with a: and Markets Branch, has compiled
Water Highway, Be
an interesting summary of provisions
very serious accident, when hisof the Weed Control Act, including
team
taking fright at a passing truck, ran
awoy With the result that he had his.
left leg very badly fractured: Oneo,
the horses had its face cut by r
into the truck. •
Gordon Wright, of Kippen, so o
Mr. and Mrs. James- Wright, has be-
en chosen to represent the Ontario
Agricultural College in St. Louis, 1Vio
at the Danforth Foundation Summer
Fellowship.
George Daly, son of Mayor J. F.
Daly and Mrs. Daley, Seaforth, who
has been a student at the Ontario
College of Art, Toronto, has been a-
warded the Mrs. D. A. Dunlop shola
arship in Design and Applied Art. In
addition he received honorable men-
tion in commercial art and honors in
five other subjects.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. B. Campbell
of Stanley announce the engagement
of their only dauhter, Jean R., to
Victor E. Taylor, son of Mrs. Taylor
and the late John Taylor, the mar-
riage will take place in the latter
part of May.
A very pretty wedding was sol-
emnized on Tuesday, May 17th, oy
Stav, R, M, Gale of Bayfield when
Miss Alita Emma Burke, youngest
daughter of Rich. Burke, of Goder-
ich Tp., became the bride of Howard
Mulholland of Holmesville. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
the bride's father in the presence of
many friends and relatives.
Breaking out anew from a blaze
early the other night, fire which orig-
inally started from overheated fur-
nace pipes, totally destroyed the T.
Bainton sawing mill, Blyth in the
morning of Friday last. The building
used as a storage 'plant for Wool and
sheepskins, was once saved only thr-
ough the persistent efforts of the Bly-
th fire brigade. The smouldering wool
is thought to have caused the second
outbreak. The loss, estimated well a-
bove $1,000, is partially covered by
insurance.
• Carson Hewitt, one of Mitchell's
most highly respected citizens, died,
at his home at that place on Friday
in his 86th year. He was born at Sen-
eca, near Hamilton, and when a yo-
ung man he learned the blacksmith-
ing trade. For some years he carried
on an undertaking and blacksmithing
business at Caisterville. 23 years ago
Mr. Hewitt and his son purcriased a
undertaking and furniture business
itt Mitchell. After a number of years
the deceased retired from activities,
Critically burned in a fire near
Bluevale ori Monday last, Mrs. Marg-
aret Croney of Toronto, passed away
in the Wingham Hospital. From the
time of her admittance to the instit-
ution little hope was held for her re-
coveiy, owing to the severity of the
burns, tifrerod when she was in, the
ad of lighting a stove with kerosene.
Croney had been nursing her
Mre A.. vrascr, near
. ft whet she Was lighting' the
Weed, Chiekory, Docks, Ragweed,
Ribgrass,, Stinkwor4 Tumbling: !das-
tard, Wild Carrot, Burdocks,„
Lettuces.
Trap the Barer
The suggestion has been adiranced
that a trap crop of' corn consiting of
about half a dozen rows of early
sown rapid growing coria. tr pat in
as early as the ground is fit, will in
most cases lessen the amount of in-
jury done the main crop by corn
borer, if the main crop fs; sower
days later than the ideal date.
r
VitcardarX, Mr 193Z
trap, =op 'should Se cat low -40.44.
the end of the flea week Auguse,
when all horer eggs have been laid
and should be lemma and fed ki-
roneataa‘
A greatly intreased demand foie
fertilizer for the 1932 crop season is
reported. much of the business being
lIone ton a credit sales basis. Thus IS
is apparent that the Department'*
porky O Tramoting the use of felts
ilizera bearing fruit. The use of
fertilize.= farming has passed t,Ito
experimental stage in Ontario and
thousands of farmers are finding
them a practical aid in reducing the
cost of production through increased
wfew Soil eificiency-IThe ;right use of fert-
The ilizers milted to particultr crops pro-
le/ides one important opportunity.
WHEAT
Jur No. 1' Northern,
Wineripeie quotation
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INTERNATIORM. HARVESTER
CROP PRICE
GUARANTY
Vale cannow purchase a McCormick -Deering
tractor. or any McCorMick-Deering farm machine
with, a, definite pricelguararity on -wheat at 77
centsa, bushel, Winnipeg quotation. If market
quotations for hetdo nor smelt the guaranteed.
cdrIce at the time payment. becomes due on smiles diver% after this date
and xlmturing alis•• • Venn, farmers buying tegnipment ander this plan
snli receive at crettatequalito the difference.
Come in and go Edit clitalla on he Bmwe.ster Company's unique
WheatraficeGuatia1R1y4. Eirenshough 'out idpatorsdise,witrat for markerr,
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"dealers, all rubber
ployees, and the families of both are,
however, debarred.
See the special display °fah r Good-
year tires here. These tikes are of
various sizes, types and ply -thick-
nesses. Estimate the number of cords
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Come in and see Supertvoist Cords denionstrated
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