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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST 25 (932.
Chester L. Smiths, PakistaTO
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Let the Herald Publish all yor Summer Visits and Visitors
NOT INTERESTED. BUT 'MED IBrussels Paper Sold to
$25 AND COSTS
Goderich—There has not been a
licensed poolroom in the Village of.
Exeter for 52 years, and there is not
likely to be one for many rn.ore,T°vice'
the electorate, has decided against
them, and a municipal by-law prohib-
its their operation. Nat long ago 73.
8I.'aylor set up a pool table in his
garage. He tried to get araunci the
bylaw by issuing coupons for soft
'drinks, etc., for every game played,
het it didn't work, Last Friday he
fined $25 and costs.
Mr. Henry Schilbe, 14th COnces-
cion, suirered badly burned hands the
Stratford Man other day when he extinguished a
The Brussels Post has changed
fire which threatened to destroy his
hands, the new proprietor. being Mr. home. A lamp was upset in some way
in the children's bedroom and when
Mr. Schilbe heard the terror stricken
cries of the children, he rushed up -
Kennedy of Stratior•d, son or A. 1�.
Kennedy, editor of the Beacon-Her-
uld, Stratford. The Post has been in stairs and threw the pieces of the bur-
years,possession of the Kerrs for over fifty ning lamp through e window, also
being purchased by the late W
H. Kerr from McGilhaddy Bros-, who other clothing, etc. that were -in flare:-
later
lare
later took over the Godericir signal. j es. By this time other assistance had
Following the death of Mr.. Kerr, Sr. arrived and the fire was brought un -
in 1925, he was succeeded by his son der control.
J. Leslie Kerr, who had published the
Clinton New Era for several years
yeas "How ° prior
to ,its amalgamation with the
to' guilty or not, p' g`
you want plead, a News -Record. The disposal of The
'guilty?" asked the magistrate.` "I'm Post was made necessary owing to
not interested," replied Taylor-. "4Vellrthe sudden death of J. Leslie Kerr
you .should be. There is a charge a last April. The new proprietor, who
iui
gainst you," the cacti. replied- A a
p
of not guilty was entered for him,.
the eidence taken and the fine im-
posed, at which point Taylor became
;interested.
ST. P E T E.R ' S
..Evangelical Lutheran, Church
ZURICH ONT.
"A Changeless Christ far a att=ar,•.
Ing Werfsr
Friday, 8h: -=Luther Lenge•,
Saturday—Choir Practice..
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. ni:—Herman Semite.
11.15 a. m.—Sunday Sateet.
7.30 p. m.—ErrM&1 • Smri_
".Everybody Welcome to, en Services.
E. Tarkkeins,, raseleir
has also purchased the Post Block,
takes immediate possession.
.pig.
Harvest Time!
Great deal of space is being taken
up in the daily papers telling about
playing golf, but the farming corn;
munity is interested in a bigger game
just now. Instead of using a bag full
of golf clubs and pelting away for an
afternoon, the farmers are using a
fine old thing known as a pitch fork;
they are also using as many teams of thingto do is not to give up butEson. Bob of Buffalo, N. Y,, are visit -
horses as they can gather. Another
thing is a wagon with a rack on it. keep plucking away. Every freighting with Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Haberer.
train coming through town is loaded ., Misses Beatrice Goscho and Helen
Getting in the wheat and grain is a
greater game than golf even if there with unemployed. Yesterday the fre=l'Jhiel of Hensall, of Hensall, spent
ight had over three hundred of them the week -end under the parental
is not as much money in it, and if g
the farmers didn't' play it the golfers on, even some professional men such ;roofs,
Blue Scranton Coal
The Color
Guarantees the Quality
PETROLEUM. COKE
Cut down your Fuet Bili:- by using
this
GREAT HEAT,. NO ASV FUEL
:, Stock up now with this as the demand
is more than the. supply
W. I ... DAVIDSON
Successor for
D. A. CANTE•LON
'file Fuel Yards with all Varieties of
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Letter from the West
In renewing his subscription to the
`Herald, Mr. Alfred Gellman froiri
Sovereign, Sask., writes:
Dear Editor:
Enclosed find money order
for Herald up to 1933. How are
things around the old burg? We have
a good crop, but with the low prices
it isn't going to put much money in
Miss Margaret Harris Of T oronto,
is visiting with Mr. and. Mrs.. Norman
Gashcho this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Buchanan,
Barrister. of Sudbury, visited their
aunt, Mrs. Wm. Klopp, last week.
Mr. Yules of Fullerton, is it pres-
ent spending some time with relatives
and friends in this vicinity.
Mr. J. 1). Merner of Detroit, visit-
tted with his brother, Mr, J. W. Mer-
'ner of town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thiel -and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Thiel visited relati-
ves in Bervie on Sunday last.
• Mr. Albert Ritenhouse of Dunville
Who spent a few weeks with friends
circulation. We have come through `jn this vicinity, is returning to his
some real tough times and the end is home this week.
not here yet. We feel it more thant.' ' Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Neil, and lit -
you do, as we depend entirely on .tle son, of Detroit, spent a few holi-
wheat. If we come through this :de -days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
pression we should be all the better:,A. Melick.
for having the experiences. The only. sur, and Mrs, Herb Guenther and
might go .hungry.—Exchange.
The Sun Eclipse
A total eclipse of, the sun will take
place on the afternoon of Wednes-
day, August 31st and will sweep
'southeasterly across the province of
Qrrebee turning the day into night
as it races out of the Artie seas and
ciisapears, into theAtlantic Ocean.
nit until' 1936 wt1l�"anothe±'eelipse
be visible in the more settled parts of
Canada. The shadow band of total
darkness travelling at the rate of
slightly more than one-half mile per
second, will embrace an area one
hundred miles wide. As it passes over
the St. Lawrence River it will extend
from the city of Montreal to the vil-
lage of Les Grondines some fifty mil-
es west of Quebec city. Large num-
bers of scientists from various parts
of the world are gathering in Canada
in preparation for
BORN
the
spectacle.
Ducharrne—At Hay Township, on
August 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Ducharme, a daughter.
Bedard—At Hay Township, on Aug-
ust 21st to Mr. and Mrs. Tuffield
Bedard, a son.
Proctor—At Zurich, on August 12th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Proctor, a
son.
Masse—At Hay Township, on Aug-
ust, lOt'h, to Mr. and. Ms's. Janes
Masse, a son.
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as lawyers and doctors., Regards to
all. Yours Truly, A. Gallman.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Master Gordon Callfas who spent
a few weeks with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick, returned to
his home at Kitchener.
Mrs. Emerson Snyder and two sons
Elgin and Wilmer are at present sp-
.'ending some time with friends and
The Council of the Tp. of Stephen,
convened in the Town, Hall, Creditorelatives in Parkhill.
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on Aug. 1st at 1 o'clock, with all the ' Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dedels and fam
members present Minutes of +re of Kitchener, are visiting a few
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Whereas, the Minister of Pub1iC parents, Mr. an i rs. a ,
Works of the Dominion of Canada is I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sternbach of
about to constr�uct'or repair a retain -,bath ofetroit and M, Mich.r. and ,rs. H.
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ing wall on the north side of a cer-
tain dredged cut now'•forming the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R
outlet of the Aux Sables River' at F. Stade of town,
Grand Bend in the Township of Bos- • Mr. ane Mrs. Wm. S. Johnston,
anquet constructed and paid for by of town, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Rader,
the Tp. of- Stephen, in the approxi- of the Goshen Line south, and Mrs.
elate location on plan showing the H. Truemner of town visited relativ-
north side of Grand Bend cut, Tp. of es and friends in Stratford and Tav-
Bosanquet made by F. W. Farncimbe istock over the week -end.
O? L S., London, Ont, No. 224 and
dated Feb. 4th, 1916. 1 A number of local nimrods made
And whereas the said outset is re- a trip up north of Varna in the black
quired by the Townships of Stephen, bass fishing grounds on Tuesday af-
ternoon,and although these rather
Williams and Bosan, quet ane the game fish, were just somewhat lazy
Town of Parkhill for drainage pur this day, and did not just swallow ev-
poses and by constructing the said eT'y line, hook and sinker that was
wall the outlet of the said Aux Sable put before them. However on a trip
River will be protected and improved of this kind just the act of pulling
Be it therefore resolved that the . them out is not all the fun connected
Municipality of the Township of Ste - ,with it, as we are told that the two
pliers hereby agrees that on consider renown sportsmen Ed. Axt and W. H.
ation of the aforesaid reconstruction Hoffman of town were in the group,
being carried out, this municipality and somehow in the great enthusiasm
does hereby quit claim or relinquish .they forgot about the rest of the
to the Crown as represented by the party, and delvged a little too deeply
iVlinister of Public Works any rights in the unknown territory, and al
though they• had a nice string of bass
which they may have in the lands
or property on which the sara wall, on their shoulder, they suffered a
including anchorages, is situated or to badly broken rod, and were badly
be rebuilt. , mixed up as to their whereabouts
and started on foot exploring the side
That whereas, the cottage on Lot
269, Plan 24, Ecclestoir's Survey, I roads of Goderich Township, when
at last the balance of the party hove
owned by C. L. Collins having been!
destroyed by fire contract No. 1294 in sight with the auto, and relieved
is hereby cancelled and the account these two old veterans from a twelve
mile hObak toe
of the Hydro Electric Power Comm -1 think the old saying Zurich
i applied herut e
ission amounting to $26,15) be Paid
; "'It's all in the lifetime".
Young Girl Drowns
A sad fatality occurred at Grand
Bend on Thursday afternoon when
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18 K White or Green Gold.
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every Diamond or Wedding Ring during Aug, and Sept.
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and the amount be placed on
year's fax Roll for collection.
That the following orders and pay
sheets be passed and paid.
Sanford White rd 3, $8.20; Bruce
Mitchell rd. 1 1.20, and 2.25; - Bernice McPherson of Port Huron,
was drowned in the lake, aged 15 ye-
ars. She, with an older sister and a
chum, Mary McKay, also of Port
.Huron, motored to the Bend to sp-
end a week's vacation. Early In the
afternoon the girls went wading.The
lake was quite rough and the older
McPherson girl soon went back to the
cottage. Bernice lost her footing and
was being pulled under by the un-
dertow when Miss McKay went to
her help. They had almost regained
their footing when a big wave took.
both off their feet. Miss McKay scr-
eamed for help and a cottager came
and brought her in. The girl's par-
ents arrived from Port Huron • in the
evening, and a constant watch was
being kept up till on Monday after-
noon the body was found about a
mile south fromthe scene of acci-
dent.
Schenk rd 6, 8.60; W. Schwartz id 8
4 00; J. Wilds rd 10, 7.70; E. Webb
rd 21, 8.03; G. Hirtzel rd 4, 4.75;
L. Lafond rd 20, 25.97; E. Gaiser rd
15 8.00; C. Jones rd 22, 20.07; R.
Raiz rd 13, 2.73; H. Fahner rd 27,
1.40; ;Franklin .King, rd 5, 11.00; G.
Either, Supt., salary 40.60; A Latta
rd 1$, 13.25; P. Eisenbach rd 26,.
86i 80; ditto gravel 18.50; J. Gardner
rd 16 19.85; I. Teatreau rci 14, 11.35
J. &Bier rd 11, 10.00;
.S. R. Hart & Co. Tax Ledger 5.28
F. J Wickwire, printing 97.00; Hy-
dro Electric Power Comm. 26.141;
Ontario Hospital, re Alma Williams
:1:9.115(0;, Dan. MacIsaac Burial expens-
es re Mrs. Kenney 30.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain at the '.town Hall, Crediton, on
Tut vlay, Sept. 6th, 19182, at 1 p.m.
Henry Silber, Township Clerk,
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