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U ! C H, THURSDAY M O -: N I F4 , MARCH 15, 1934. Chester Le Bary P7eFiliiZ
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OUR CORNER
Found Not Guilty
" --- Not Guilty' was the verdict an-
nounced by the jury after little over
an hour's deliberation" at :• Goderich
High Comet •on Wednesday morning,
last of the evidences presented in a
ten -hair hearing, before Mr. Justice
Kingstane, on the charge of indecent
year from these universities? assault Iodged against Thomas 'Gov-'
1 enlock, twentyttree-year-old Lamb -
The immigrant popu3on of Can -1 ton county schbol teacher, by 'Muriel
.ada in 1931 numbered? 5,307,525; of i Finnigan, seventeen -year-old Egerton-
-these 51.3 per cent. were cif British dville girl. "No bill," was previous
•orgin. But one out of about four 13r reported by -the grand jury on a.
•of our people were not (born in this more :serious. charge also preferred)
country We need to Ileal kindly and against the young man. In bring'mg
tenderly with these strargers within
our gates.
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A new train is being tested out
•win this continent. It consists of 3
cars hinged together into a long,tu-
bular, rocket -shaped train, which
weighs no more that. , a pullnsan
,coach. The train: is, furnished with
a 600-h.p. engine, faceted in the
front car, and it can develop a spe- witted in the early morning of Nov -
1 ed of 110 mires per. hone:, r ember 11, '1933, when after a dance
We had in Caned in 1532 studen-
ts of university grade numbering
more than 45,000•„ an increase of
2,500 over the previous year. But
what is the prospect for the 10,000
students which we will turn out each
CARD OF TANKS
Mrs. Earl Wei.do desires to 'express
her sincere thanks to the neighbors
and many friends for the kindness
and sympathy extended her during.
her lenthy illness.
IN MEMORIAM
In fond memory of our dear son,
Lewis Disjardine, who passed away
on March 10th, 1933.
There is beyond the sky
A Heaven of joy and love
in the verdict of not guilty, the jury And little Lewis when he died
was apparently little affected by His Went to that home above.
Lordship's address which—he ap- We loved him, yes we loved him
braidedthe pLisoner at some Length But Jesus loved him more.
and referred to the "degraded state And He has sweetly called him
of mind and morals" a person must To yonder shining shore:
have in order to perpetrate such an The golden gates were open
act, particularly in the presence of A gentle voice said come,
a gird person, as was admitted the An Angel from the other side
case. The alleged assault was con Welcomed our darling home.
From mother and family
Fin -
February 1934 will at Kippen, accused, with Muriel Fin
Ygo on record nigan and Margaret Montgomery in
as the coldest month in Huron Co- I,the back -seat of his car, parked in
unity for a great many: years at least: the lane to the Cooper house while
During the 28 days the mercury dip- • waiting for Conrad Eckert to return
ped below zero on: 23 mornings, after escorting Beatrice Cooper to
ranging anywhere from. a to 52 de -
her tame. Miss Finni
. • grees below during the month.. The gan, although
she said she knew Govenlock was
continual frigid conditions were ke- l =like that" as sheg t
rin the
enly felt by the citizens;, and' every- front seat that',',
hiputthinking that
one is ready to accept, warmer sea- she could •"handle him". It was then
tiller at once.
;Properly Fitted Glasses
C. E. ZURBRLGG., R. Ct.
' Will be at Hess' JTeweIery Store,
1 Every Wednesday Afternoon, begin-
• ming at 2 o'clock to; .fit yen with
;.Masses.
PRICES MODERATE
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
ZURICH — ONT.,
"A Changeless Christ fsr z ang-
ina Wary
Friday, Sh e --Luther; Lege.
Saturday—Choir Pragethre..
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—Crete, Swale—ea.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday' Selma.
7.30 p.m.—l`ngls'sh ffereima
Everybody Welenmes iib el'a Services.
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minion of Canada General Ins. Co..
to the Municipality as Treasurer be
accepted and same filed with the
Clerk of the Peace of the County
and that the said Clerk be asked to.
return the Bond of the former Trea-
surer for cancillation,
The Evangelical Rally service last
Sunday evening• was a great success.
Mr. and Mrs. Feed Haberer, Miss
Anita Datars, and Mrs. E. Gascho
motored to London on Tuesday.
Mr, Aaron Gingerich attended the
Mennonite Bible School rn Baden
on, .Thursday and Friday last week.
Mr, Earl E. Weido is taking a
few days off his week, visiting at
.Goderich.
.Mr. Wallace Ross of near Bruce -
field was a Monday visitor at the
home of Me'. and. Mrs. C. L. Smith.
Mrs. Morley Witmer' and two
children of Detroit, are visiting with
the former's mother,'1VIrs. J. Decker
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0.. Smith and
two Sons, Gordon .and Stanley, of St.
Joseph, motored to Baden and Kit-
chener on Monday.
Mr. T. L. Wurm of Toronto spent
Motion, that by-law No. 478 to the week end with relatives in town.
{ that the alleged assault took place. appoint Road Foreman, Pound -keep- It seems like days gone by to have
,els and Fenceviewers having been Tally in our midst.
Teed three times be passed and sign -
ed and sealed, Mr: and Mrs. Mose Erb and Miss
Unique Event as Jail Empty
Goderich, March 9—an interesting
Ceremony was held in the :office of
Sheriff Middleton at the count. buil-
ding today to "Mita- -the occasion of
the county jail being without a pris-
oner'
for the first time in 93 years.
At the instance of the sheriff, War-
den Geo, Elliott presented the trad-
itional pair of white kid gloves to
the Deputy Sheriff, Jean Clements,
believed to be .the only lardy holding
that position in the province. It is
believed also to be the first time a
warden has had the :pleasure of
making a presentation of this nature
Ater expressing thanks of himself
and his deputy, Sheriff Middleton
asked and received permission to
rend an account of proceedings to
Bishop Seager of the Diocese of Hur-
on. A copy will also be sent to
Charles Seager, father of the Bishop,
who for many years was Crown At-
torney of Huron County. •
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'STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton on Monday, the 5th of March,
at 1 p.m. All members were present
• The minutes of the previous meet -
big were read and adopted.
Motion, that the bond of C. Zwi-
cker for $5,000 'issneii by The :Do -
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Eddy Swan INtIatches,, 3 for . ..
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Oranges:,per dozen ...w.. ...... .,-e...: 19C
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Caustic 'Soda -in Bulk a7tcf ' Cans
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Motion, that by-law. No. 479 to ifiixt red to kitchener for a few days
provide for expendture on roads in last Week. -
the Townshp of Stephen during the
year 1943, having been read three
times be passed' and signed and seal.
It was resolved that by-law. No.
350 passed May 26, 1927 to provide
for certain .animals running at large
on the Township Highways and am- communion service.
ending by-laws be repealed and. that The Zurich Junior Farmers' Assoc -
a by' -law be prepared to prohibit iation held ,their monthly meeting in
]s.. from Town Hall, Zurich on Monday
evening last with a good attendance
Arrangements were made to form a
grain club for competition among
the members,. Registered seed will
be secured and good prizes awarded
As we go to press we learn of
the death of Mrs. Catharine Gerber,
relict of the late Valentine Gerber
Ilea, . J. P. Hauch, Stratford will
prea.Jrh: in the Evangelical fhurch
this week on Thursday evening.
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vemybody welcome. Then on Sun-
dy M
orning, 9.45 there will be holy
517 alum
d rorty running at large on
the Township Roads.
'The Clerk read a letter received
from the County -Clerk stating that
at the January Session of the Huron
County Council, a motion was pas-
sed that all indigent patients going
to all Hospitals, the Mr rticipality
•(where the patient resides), shall
pay one-half of the cost and the Co;
unty the rest and the Reeves of who died on March 13, aged 80 yrs.
such Municipality be notified. Filed, '2 months and 9 days. The funeral
'The :Clerk was instructed to write ' wiIl be held to the A. M. cemetery,
•the County Clerk regarding certain Bronson line; .Hay, on March 16th.
accounts rendered for In ligents Pat-
ients who are now in The Queen
Alexandra Sanitarium in London,
that this Council objects to pay them
as their information is that they are
not indigents.
A letter was read from the Chief
Engineer of Municipal Roads as to
grants from Federal and Provincial
Governments towards unemployment
relief 'in Counties and Townships,
Filed.
The following accounts were pas-
sed;
.Hydro Electric acet 7.24; Geo. A
McCubbin, blue prints of plan 24,
1.50; Waterloo Mut. Fire Ins, Co.
for Hall 24.00; Municipal World,
supplies 4:59; F. J. Wickwire, grin -
ting 38.16; W., H. Sweitzer, expense
re /Williams 15.00; lien McCann
rl 12, 4.50; John Morrissey rd 22
8,85; P. Regier rd 10, 7,65; Albert
?.,.gkr rd 9 1.20.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain in .the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, Auril 2nd at 1 pan.
Minutes of a Special Meeting of
'he Council on Saturday; the 10th
of March 1934, with all members
present. F. •W..M'orlock, collector.
of ':taxes, appeared before t;ie Coun
uil and gave a report of his collect-
ions to date •rtnd in view of -him
'.t wing been unable to return .the
all by the day appointed 1n by-law
No. 471 passed by this Council on
the 28th day ,of October, 1933, it
was resolved that the Collector was
to continue the levy and collection
of the unpaid taxes in .the manner
and with power provided by law fdr
the general levy and collection of
taxes, and that the said Collector
wes to notify 'all persons in arrears
to pay their taxes to hire not later
then the 2nd of April next and that
the roll was to be finally' returned to
the 'fi^owntlrfp .°-Treasurer not latlrr
then the 10th. of April 1934,
OBITUARY
Peter Cook, Mlverton's oldest re-
sident, died at his home there in his
96th year. on Thursday, March lot,
following an illness which has kept
him confined to his room for the
p:at few weeks. Born in bush co-
urtry, which is now New Hamburg
in 1838, the deceased man had been
a continuous resident of that part of
the country. About 30 years ago
he moved to Milverton, following the
death of his wife. The late Mr. Cook
was the son of the late Reinhard
Cook, who came from Lingelbach,
About 76. years ago he
Married to Annie Kuntzi, a native of
Germany. • They took up residence
in Elora the year after their rear-
riago whee'they owned a fine 150
acre farm. From the time he was 9
years old Mr. Cool drove oxen teams
He was a good axe -man and his ser-
vices were always. in demand. In his
young days- he awned a threshing
outfit, the first open cylinder thresh-
ing; oc.tfit in Elvia township; for 20
yeare he thrashed. Up until a few
month ago Mee Cook was quite act-
ive and was up about Milverton
every day. He was one of 'the keen-
est sportsmen • to be found. It is
over 80 years since he shot his first
:leer .end Many have fallen. under his
aim since that +timee There were
five daughters and one son in, the
family, (Katie) Mrs. Writ. T. True-
mner, Zurich; (Illizabeth), Mrs. G.
nzr;rq o7os, Toronto; Miss Carrie at
home; (Mary) Mrs. Wm: Truemner,
7rric, ; and (Ida) Mrs. Wm. Spencer
Spencer, Miivcrton, His son Levi,
died in Milverton some ycers ago.
There are .also thirteen grandchild-
ren ;;;Ed nine great ;nandehildren
surviving. The funeral was held on
Saturday March 3rd with service iii
the Evangelical church, internment n
Greenwood Cemetery, Rev. W. 1.'.
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Cold Weather, Such as Woolen Wzndbreakers1, Woo
Blankets, Flannelette .Blankets, Dress Goods, Fra et.:
ettes, Military Flannels,, :Etc., Etc.
Also Stockings, Socks, Mitts, Gloves, Mens, Bays vaS
Childrens` Heavy Rubbers, • Sweater Coats and Pull..
Over Sweaters. Hardware, Halters and Hammy
Repairs, Special Prices on Overalls and Shits.
Highest Prices Paid for Good , Bright Dried Apilios..
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HANl::s..
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