Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-06-22, Page 4t~ K Four FOR SALE Threes -Spring light avak Egon a'r one of two horses, la in good o tidi;tion, price. right. Apply ci G, Holtzman, Zurich, tf-l7 CARD OF THANKS tASUWOOI) M. and Mrs. Ealnuud Kraft, and M. gins Mrs, Louis J.:Restem- eyei. visited in Detroit over the weelt-end. Mrs, ..P Fassold is under the fir„ and 1VTrs, Jacob Brown site doctor's care tat present. We ho' e far a' speedy i�:cavei'y. u^ mere tba1ilrS: to they many friends lelid ,neighbors for the eyrnpa�thy ght , Miss of re Kraft spent SMr. ,'lime kindness shown them in their day at .tete home a£ P. Kraft, un- loreeent d b veriient BORN spent Sunday ;with his parental. 'rally wish. to express their. si'ti- 'Mr. and lVIrse Knapton and da sa erea Mr. (Walter Fasso'ld of L.o radon uan At Henaal�l oil S'riday( Mr. and Mrs aim Flied of Se- 1'dl g . David attle, Wash., are \.'siting with_'Mrs.. uxie 9 to i•. and Mrs: J. e'ermaii.. .')f th; M and Mre. a i K ll ignan; of Hay, ai son. Messes` ;Salome to lkPlsl4` .in �Hensall, on ;Sunday, June lath, to M. and Mrs. W. Bell, et Windsor;, a' son. Webber—At Dashwood on •,June yt,ih,fb Mr. and Mrs. Arthur:Web see a sou. 1 SCHOOL FAIR,. ',DATES 'I+ollowing is the dates sof the V3iool Fairs for Huron County, as ii't out by Mr. S. B. Strothers, Ag cnit.ural. Representative, Clinton, stir, the coming, summer. , abyyind • Bend Sept. 7t. editou, Sept. 8th. Zurich,' Sept, llith:. t Clinton, Sept. 12, li3.uevale, Sept. 13th. hbllfield; Sept, 14 Yat. Helens, Sept. 18 1elgrav'e, Sept. 18. Oorrie, Sept. 19,. rh"thel, Sept. 20. Wroxeter, Sept. 21 t oiborue, Sept. 22ns --' 'orter.'s Hill, Sept. 23 Wingham, Sept. 25 & 26. Walton, Sept. 27. $teltiUop, Sept. 28 Beaty th, Sept. 29. Varna, Oct. 2 Dashwood, Oct. 3rd Winchelsea, Oct. 4th. Elie Pfeffer Milling Co., List+ -i %'0'el, • suffered a heavy lass by titre .on ,Friday morning, June ,:9th, Ashen between $75,000 and $100,000 ' eth of flour and grain. . were •iro red. : i andE tna ,Tient man and friends of London ,visit- ed relatives here on Sunday. Mrs. D. Bettsc1 en visited in Sarnia over the wkee-end. COUNTY `ICQUNCIL The special committee of ' the Huron County Council has recom mended thajt no action be taken in reference tothe request of the Goderieh Aid. Club deputations'' which addressed the Council urg- ing the Council to send a memorial to the Provincial Government ask- ing that the -road . from Sarnia to Goderich be =made al provincial highway. i A grant of $500 was made' to the Children's Memorial Hospital at London, as a result of a deput- ation from Seaforth Hospital. iA grant of $100 was made to Huron County Trustee and Ratepayers Association. ` Roht. Robinson of Clinton, was appointed keeper of the Aged Pe- ople's Home at Clinton: Thiel position was made vacant by the resignation of Jas. Reynolds, whose resignation was accepted with re- gret by his Council. ' The Council passed an assessm- ent of two mills in the countm,and a grant of $51,000 was given .to Wingham for street inpirovexn- eats and $1;500 to .Clinton. l kie $10,000 given to GoilsOi b last` jaeuary was raisefl to` $` 6,0011. This will be sufficiept to colnirlete, the contaectiuf; link through t'he town. COUNTY NEWS. Feed Kerr of Crediton in ids; a record performance et the, i ,St. Thomas shoot last week ivhem , he broke 1fa1 bords sttaigh't, Duringthe progress of • thelre"' eeiit electrical stor,in lightning St- ruck the steeple of the T'resbycer- inn church ,and knocked one side off. The loss, occasioned will be several hundred dollars. The Junior Farmers from Her- on County bad a successful picnic at ' Bayfield on Monday 'last. The young: naen with their lady fries motored to this popular 'summer resort and had a; very pleasant time. Ball games and other'' sports were carried out. Exeter Junior farmers defeated Wi'nghani by a large score. In the second game Exeter was defeated by Auburn, EXETER J. M. Southcdtt,editor of the Times, was, in Ottawa the past we- ek attending the Weekly Press Association convention. Oliver ,,Davit returned to Tore onto after cholidaying, with his parents. ( The recent storm put a: .hydro transformer out of business at the Creamery, causing as 'lose . , of, $200 to the Utiilities Comm. Wm, Ryekman of Moose Jaw, Sask., is here attending the funeral of his ,father. 'About twelve young fellows of town. are attending camp in Lon- don, with ,the Huron Regiment. Major W. J. Neaman accompanied them. The telephone service which was so ,disrupted by the ice storm the •beginning ;of' April, has 'alt last: been put in ;ottder in this district, the. connection •with. Kirkton and' ...Crediton being ,trade. Win. Albert Ryckman of town, _ti •tpe'is ONTARIO'S forest wealth is dwindling. Every year forest fires take disastrous toll. Careless campers cause eleven per cent. of Ontario's forest fires. Last summer 112 cases of ,neg- lected :camp fires were reported. This summer be careful. CAMPEUS gave Ontario's Forests They're yours DON'T take chances with erein Ontario's forests. DON'T throw away cigarette or cigar butts, .pipe "heels" or burnt matches until you are dead sure,;they are out. DON'T neglect to cl'o'wn out your fire with lots of water. DON'T build y canoes fire against a rotten log or stomp -'-nor on windy points; nor near nmo*e patches; not at the base of a tree. Build it in a former fire- place, or on a flat rock, or on a apot cleareddown to the true soil below, or by the edge of the water. tiON'T forget that the upper layer of ground in the forest consists of 'Isar. tinily rotted wood which( a+lll ),urn. • , When yau'build your fire to make tea, fry bacon or add cheer to pipe and story -telling time; use a woodsman's precautions. The real woodsman builds his -fire on an old fireplace, if there be one handy. Failing that he scrapes away all litter, tnoss and fibrous rotted wood down to the mineral soil, or the bare rock, and preferably sortie place close to the water. He knows that if fire gets into the moss or the upper woody layer of forest soil or in a half -rotted log or' stump, it" "holds over,"" burns away unnoticed underneath,. and unless fol- lowed up and carefully put out, is liable to break into a flame later. He knows how hard it is to put such-•° deep-alnoulderiltg fire out. So he makes his cooking fire surprisingly small and compact, and chooses a ,spot that is absolutely safe. It is a 'nark of hist finished woodsntanshiP ''Flow thoroughlyhe drowns his fire out with plenty of water when he is through with it. Save the forests. You may want to camps again. Ontario Forestry Branch Parliament Buildings Toronto 41. Thursday, J>£ile 22nd, 11122 Sed 9Ylattress and Sr rind ff Exactly as Cut 1---4-6 White Enameled Bed $19.00 1-4-6 Simmons felt mattress. 13.00. 1 4--6 Coil Springs 9.00 Actual Value $41.00 Special offer on a few Sets For Cash at $33.50 MELICK & BRAUN Phone FRUNITURE AND HARDWARD THE STORE WITH A LIBERAL CASH DISCOUNT. .,1 died on Mo'nd'ay last at the age, of12 ss••s•iOO•••••••••s.sosOs11 OOOOOOO•t0000000000I0000/Oiy J It, years and 9 months. Decease • has been a resident of Exeter for three years coming 'frons near Moose Jaw, was born in Usborne and united' in marriage to his now widow -whose maiden names was Jane Chambers. For 16 years they resided infarmedMichia nnes for another 16 yeard nut wes�„ Chisrihurst, after g g where several of their sons reside. CREDITON: • • • • • • • • • Farm Machinery •e • Pumps are down i11. 'nice, leo charge • I for installing. Wash Machines and/1'Ass •., wringers are down in price. Get I,. The Sunday School picnic of the I• our ,prices' on. Lawn Mowers. Evangelical church will be held at .sTplleased Bend,t:o lJuneaern 2r.. GALVA.NIZED WATER TROUGHS 2x2x6; at $14.00 • :7-8 that MrslHerb f Either is improving nicely, after ; BEST MANILLA HAY FORK. ROPE AT 26c. A LBF WE HAN f 'the fent lien recent tttaci o• ? Mss., iT v Niergarth and children 2 DLE GENUINE FL7 URY PLOW POINTS. POINTS W TH anti Miss PearlsHoltLman of Battle 1 "AURORA" STAMPED Al:�, 2:115T GENUINE, BUTT STAMPED Creel:, Mich:, are visaing Mr. and Aire. Jos. '1lnist. Tat • f 3. FLEURY'S" ARE GENUINE. CHEAP JOBBER'S POINTS ' The Dire"etors of the Hay • . ' • Fire Ins. , Co,, hid e meeting _ in • ARE 55c. AND' 65c. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH US.: ' town on tSaturd iy last. A numb- • er of ,claims 'nor arn ia1s 1iled. by ? • lightning during ,the recent storm • Dain Hay loader in stock for quick were paid w.: the Methodist Church will be lie Y" at: Grand Bend on June_ 22nd. Our .nn teem has had ai ruil. • 0 eated .Lobo, lily •J—'i and Ilderiton • on the home digin,nd score 18-2. i .• TELEPH ;ONE' NO. 76 ' The m,iny friends of Mr.. Roszel'1 p (� will regnet'to learn that he has •' L. A. PRANG, ZURICH' handed in leis 're5lgnation oto the isso•••••111•0119••••••••••••••0410411111•111•11.0•••••••••••• schooloat+drnicals baso pro•. en very tsucc.,a�fuh They Sunday School picnic of • 'd eliver F luck the piss, .eel:, they def- • All Farm Machinery Sold HENSALL. -- Di ES. Hardie spent the ,' fore part of the week at Toronto. Thomas Farquhar has been engaged as carrier, of Hensal7 Route No. 2. - Hattie Sutherland is at, present suffering front ire very sore arm the result of a fall. Or. James Berl left on Friday last on atrip to!'the Old Country) Norman) Cook has been quite ill during the past -few weeks suf- fering from of severe atteck of summer flu. The Misses Minnie Reid, Marg- aret Hobkirk, Nellie McArthur, ,Gladys •Petty and Salina Beaver spent a few days in '.Detroit last week. 1 • Jas, Robertsons, who recently • purchased a dwel4in'g on Queen st. from Craig Bros., is preparing to move ,it Malek further. on the 10 and build as new addition to the fret • makoinsg a new and up -to. date residence. In the recent : reports of the ex- aininiations at the Termite, Univ- ersity of Toranjto, a( Hensel'. stu- dent, L. A. Maclay, took first place in, First C"1a: g honors, for third year week, winning the. Moss Scliolarship, ith Ct ass;,cs& A Special meeting of the. Co- until 'was held on Ttiesday evening, las.. Ito discuss the eslansf and rip- •ecifieations for 'the paving. oil Ring St. These plans : were pre- pared by :lingineer•-Paterson : and were submitted to the council on Tuesday evening, and .after beteg thoroughly discussed were adopt- ed. The wh,•lf . is new 'being sads W rts:,ed and lenders ra called) for, STEPHEN COUNCIL' passersanexam. ininthatione Policmadee Villagthe e pur.-. • oi;.' for Crediton, asking the con acit td havo- pose of draining certain lands mentioned• in said petition,. as That Mr. Geo, A.- McCubbin( Can' L.S., M. E.LC. be requested to snake an examination and survey, of, tiie proposed drain) orstirains and' report to the ,Council. That the assessment roll for the. year 1922 as filed with the Cleric, c a May .6,th, be accepted ' and(the- assessor be paid hist salary. ; Ttiders were opened for • the construction eke three culverts ore bridges Joseph Lawson; being] the lowest, was awarded the ' cone tractendedbon motion SofweitMrzer.. 'H - ayes, see • That By-law 293 and 194, havingr been read three times be passedi and signed by the reeve' and; clerk and sealed.. The follown;g orders were pas,4.• sed--•i3irtzel and Baker, .gradings; $5,00; ,J. J. Williams, clothing for Aline Williams, 21.53; Louis Ziler plank 50c.; Cents;.• Farmers Ciubl ceiiie+nt 19.00; H. Shenk and others,. filling in washout 1.6.25; Thos. Web hauling tile and cleaning ditch, 10.00; Ed. Gill grave and rep airing river road 65.00; J. hall la-. bor 2.00; Jas. Carey rep. grader 1.00; J..Dietrieli the 1.20; J. Guinan salary as asses'sor 150.00; F. Corcatie at use of Hall 2.00; J. W. Mathera aravlrlling 11';70; Cecit't' St Jones, commissioner 3.00; S}}. Lainpart,rep e11I re)5., SedFald th ers Graditn00g 27.00,; dittomer angradion, y; who are ,resident of the Tolvnslii 27,50; Centralia Farmers Club ce- anent of Stephen. ` ' 53.20. { w The coated adjourned to Meek A petition ,was prescntedi to .on Monday July 3rd at 1 pers. the Coeneil signed by certain rotri.i H. EMBER, Clerk. The Council of the Townshipof` Stephen convened in the Town hall ;Crediton, on Friday, May 2&th; at;, 10 a.ml. All members were pres ent. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted.. The petition signed by the nia- jority of the. resident. Freeholde • is of the Police Village of Centralia and Crediton, asked the township to take the necessary proceedings; to procure a( supply of leectrical power, or energy from the Hydro: Electric Coin. of. Ontario for .4igh-' ting the stileetg ,in the said ;police villages, was read in open , ea- inntil in the presence of ,+the petit- ieners, who had been duly notified of the time and date ,when such. petition would be read and haves irg bteseli also notified •'that, if, they wished they had the liberty of withdrawing their names from the petiitioned. • Mra, Sarah Cul- bert requested her name be with-. drawn and such request Was gre- eted ted The Clerk certified that ac. cording to -,the last revised assess meet roil the petition was signed. by the majority of the resident; freeholders in the said Polie Vil- !ages. - t By-laws 91 and 292 were, read 5laws `� three times, ,pa•ssed ,signed and sealed. By Lay of 1922 To improovathe. Can. Co. •Dr,ain; having been read, once, bo provisionally adopted and copies sets/led on the respeetivei patties interested in the said drain.