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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE22 09331
Chester L. Smith, platimitoS,
$1.251 a year, U.S. $1.55 be
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e'Hera?d publish all your Summer Visits ancl. Visitors
Capital Theatre
Goderich -- Phone 47
Now Playing—They, lust had to get
I narried with Slim Summer' ille: and
Zazu ]<'litte.
Mon., Tues., and: WedL
-4'Madison . Square Garden"
An epic ofthe sport world showing
many ex -champions and film notables
lr'eaturing JACK QAxm, amt
MARION NIKON
Thurs., Fdiday ma& Sat.
EDDIE CANTOR
Introduced as a famous ntalsador'and
made to fight the bull. A Iaavidle and
hilarious music and beauty show
"The Kid From Spain"
With Lyda Roberti
Coming -Joan Bennett in "Wild Gal"
latinees—Wed. and Sat, at 3 p.m.
ST. P'E'I S
` ;Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT..
"°A Changeless Christ mar a Cg -t
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Friday, 8he---Luther League
Saturday --Choir P'ra
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—Germ Serwiae.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday &hoot
7.30 p.m.=English Service.
Everybody Welcome eo all'
E. TUERKHElfl1IF„ enamor.
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Blue Scranton Coal
STANDARD ANrl EERACi 1r.
'We are unloading a limited .may
Of
CANADIAN PETROL 'COKE
'Get your winter supply in serweilmile
it is avis!,e.
,Somet Solvay Coke.
Pocahontas and Miiller eek -
Always' or band..
AGRICULTURAL. mod MICK.'
Highest CASH price gatedfar its an
a Graded I rias. ,
W. R. DAVIDSON
t'.lione No. 10. REMALY.„ int s-.
Fishermen's Luck
A party of local fishermen hurried
to Goderich on Thursday last on re-
ceipt of the news that the perch we-
re biting and that some remarkable
catches were being made, but on
reaching their destination fish were
as scarce as hen's tteehand after
casting off the pier some time with-
out a nibble the party decided to
try their luck along the river at
Auburn, where their efforts were re-
warded with a fairly good catch of
chub and shiners.. Mr. Peter Cook,
Milverton': oldest citizen, who will
celebrate his ninety-fifth birthday
this month, was a member of the
party and enjoyed the outing very
much, although his remark that
"there seem to be only two periods
when fishing is good at Goderich—
either before you get there or after
you leave," would indicate that he
was somewhat disappointed with the
perch fishing.—Milverton Sun.
Agnes McPhail is President
Agnes MacPhail, M. P., was elect-
ed president of the Co -Operative
Commonwealth Federation of Ont-
ario at a meeting of the organization
held in Toronto_ It was decid3:ed'at
the meeting that although the rn.ajo'r
interest of the C. G. F. is in the led- N. Y., and Mrs. E. May and son
committee considers that if question
eral field it will place candidates in 23 is properly filed out this is all Teddy from Los. Angeles, Cal., are
proalacial, ridings• werever organizat- visiting at the home of Rev. and
that is necessary and that the for -
ion is :sufficiently advanced to permit warding of the deed should not be Mrs. E. Burn, this week.
their nomination. Other officers el required.
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Summer Relief Continueil
A Real Fish Story
The teacher had been grv:ng his
class of boys a lecture on salmon
fishing and canning. At the close of
the lesson the boys were told to take
home their slates and draw a salmon
for the evening's homework. Morn-
ing arrived, and each boy's slate was
examined. One bore no drawing
whatever, so the teacher Qemaflled
an explanation. "Well, sir," ,sand
the boy, "I drew a real good one, and
when I came to get my slate this
morning I found the cat had licked
it off."
Old Age Pensions
A meeting of the old -age pensions
comittee of the county council; was
recently held. Sixteen new applicati-
ons for pensions were considered and
of these nine were recommended,
one, was refused and six were defer-
red. Twelve cases were reconsider-
ed, and three aplications were gran-
ted, four were refused and five were
deferred. In the new regulations,
under question 23, the applicant is
required to give a "legal" descript-
ion of all real estate he or s;ie owns,
with a statement of the assessed val-
ue, the actual value, and the encum-
brances, if any. It is further required
by the central authorities that the
deed be sent to Toronto for perusal
and registration, after whichit is
returned to the owner. The local
Mr. C. F. Pfile of Dashwood, was
a Monday visitor in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gerber and
family spent the week -end with fri-
ends down east.
Mr. and Mrs. eJacob Wurm and
family of Seaforth, wer e Sunday
visitors with air. and Mrs. Jul. Block
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Glazier, of
London, and Miss Phoebe Gelinas vis
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gelinas
one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reaman of the
Goshen Line and Mr. Norman. Vin-
cent of Dashwood, motored to Lon-
don recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rondtree and
family of Detroit, and Dr. and Mrs.
Coiling of Lambeth, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Horner.
Mrs. Minnie Welker of Watworth,
ected were John Walter, Kitchener,
vice-ymesid:ent; D. Robinson, Toronto
secretary -treasurer; D. M. Lebourtais
Toronto trees; Ellmare Phillpott, Tor
onto; Arthur' Mould, London ; Mrs. E
Morton, 'Toronto; R. J. Scott, ..Bel -
grave, and H. 11. ,Elanners 'Toronto,
,l.executive " committee.
•S±.:MAINY. CLERiC
:Leaves $14,779 Estate
Stratford, June 16th.. Applications
for letters of administration of the
Gestate oT fhe Jade Father 130 113331
•St. Marys, whose death occurred on
March lst last, is being made .on fie-
Italf of The" Canada, Trust C.ro n aiy
The heirs of the estate are distant.
relatives, some of Whom, axr..Lording
:to Len :a riliddt Idea with the lit tai
mn, have not yet been: located_ Val-
ued eat .,$18,7't9, the estate consists of
a debenture for $14,000 in The liur=
.con :and :Pule Merbgage Crr?rpe2•ati=on,a
deposit of $3,600 in the see iinsi -
it on, $900 on deposit in the Bank
sof Montreal, St. Marys, and the re -
awarder miscellaneous smaller as -
:sets. Murphey, Lebel and Company
are : adting as solicitors in Gonne c"tioa
itli 7th, applimetion for 'Setters wf
;aBmilnistation..
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraft, and Mr.
and Mrs. C. Walper of town; Mr.
and Mrs. Lautenschlager and Mrs.
Dedels and little daughter Marion, of
Regardless of Ottawa policy, zilem Kitchener;; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
ployment relief in Ontario, according Kraft and Mr. and Mrs. Kessler of
toPremier - Henry, "must go, on". according,
Detroit, all spent the week -end at
"P:obidy will be, allowed to staitv"Kraf's Cottage, at Grand Send
he said. "We will have to feed the
people, that is all we are'' doing now,
and it will be continued." , Rumors
had reached him, of the possibility of
the Dominion Government reducing
its contribution to direct -relief, but
he had not, nor had any other Queen's
Park Official, as far as he knew, re-
ceived any confirmation of the ru-
mor. In 1930 relief payments were
suspended for the • summer months,
but during the past two years they
were maintained. • As far as Ontario
is concerned they will be continued
this summer. "We are not broke
yet" said Mr. Henry, when asked
what any reduction in Ottawa's con-
tribution would mean in the way of
additional burden for Ontario. "Re-
lief musts go on."
In Police Court
Mi. and Mrs. Christ. Schwartzen-
truber and family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Mose Erb and Rena attended the
wedding of a relative at New Ham-
burg, last Thursday. The two form-
er are remaining over for the Men-
nonite Conference held in East Zorm
this week. .
. The bay's band of town, has given
a good account of themselves the past:
few Satu:rdiaay, evenings in town, as'
their fines music filled the air with
cheerfulness, and brightened things
up considerably. The Band 'Master,
Mr. Harry Eicknreier, is making spec-
ial appeal te' the young boys for as-
sistance in this Junior Brass annd.
Practise every Thursday evening.
What could boost Zurich more than
o good Boy'':: Hand.
PROGRESSIVE PICNIC
The South Huron Progressive As -
In Police Court the other day sociation hasannounced its annual
Magistrate Reid fined Thomas Cas- picnic for Saturday at Jowett's Grove
.secs, of Wingham $100 and costs, on Bayfield. Speakers billed are: D. H.
a charge of "having liquor other Taylor, M.L.A.. far North Grey; F.
than that secured by pernut." The R. Oliver, M.L.A.., South Grey; W.
,barge was reduced From one of
"selling" and a plea of guilty enter-
ed. Cassels was given time to pay
aril meantime is en bail. On Mon-
day Bob Carrick was found guilty of
arministering a thrashing to a neigh-
bor's . child and was given suspended.
sentence on payment of court costs.
eat1i, it.a. eaak
long him with a gad and Bob retaliat-
ed with a few "fast ones", something
of the nature- he whips across ;the
plate of the softball diamond, he be-
ing a pitcher.
Magistrate Reid meets with some
amusing experiences. The other day
at Seaforth he heard a charge of tion
support. The husband, a piano tuner,
couldn't read or wrote, and his wife
answered -his mail. A letter was
received during the husband's ab-
sence complaining " that a key was
sticking on a piano he had just tun-
ed. The wife was in a beligerent
mood that day, She promptly sat
`down , and penned a diatribe about
her husband. She said her husband
did not know anything about tuning
pianos, that he was collecting his
pay under false pretences and that.
lie was .simply just no good either as
a husband or piano tuner. She posted
the letter and probably felt better,
but it found its way into court as an
exhibit and proved something of a
boomerang, for in writing the letter
she certainly wasn't helping her hus-
band to earn a living for herself and
i:lnmily, lljs allege failure to Flo this
drag her chief eompiaint.•...1~eder':eh
iter.
G. Medd, M.L.A., South Huron. Oth-
ers invited! are,:: 1). M. Ross, M.L.A.
North Oxfords;; 'T'.' K. Black, M.L.A.
Dufferin and. C. A. Robertson, M.L.
A., North Huron. Provincial issues
will be dihan se& Speaking is, sched-
uled to commence at 2.30 p.m.
OBITUARY
Mks:. Robert H. Taylor
Georgie Gilmore, wise .of Robert:
H. Taylor, wellknown resident of
Forest, died suddenly at her home on
Saturday, June 10th from a heart at,,
tack in• her 73rd year. Mrs. Taylor
was a fanner Hay•Township resident
having been a, resident of the Blue
Water Highway three miles south of
St. Joseph, and a goodly number of
years sold the farm and moved to
Forest, where they have resided since
She is survived by three ens, Harry
Taylor, at Brucefield; Hilton, in For-
est and William, in Detroit, and four
daughters, Mrs: John Bell, I£ippen;
Mrs. David Blair, Alberta; IVirs.
Bruce Bossenbei ry, Grand Bend,
and Mrs. William Leonard, at Ripley
also seven brothers; Sylvest Gillnrere,.
in Clare, Mich; Oran, Chancey and
Jaines Gilmore in Forest; Win. and
Samuel Gilmore, in Alberta and Rob
ert Gilmour in Sarnia. Two sisters
Mrs. John Taylor, at Brunel eId, and
Mrs. Win. Rice, Buffalo, The funer-
al was held en Monday., June f2th,
from the homestead, at Forest to
Sieeehwood Cemetel'y. The •service }{ It
being conducted by Rev. W. B. Haw-
1,.iltsr rector of Qhrist Church. • .
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