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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1934-06-07, Page 4erweeerseerreleree.PRe. Provincial Election JUNE 19th, 1934 ELECT GEORGE H. 1 (1.,warden of Huron County!) 'CONSERVATIVE trandidlite in _Huron Riding A MAN With a clean record, business CNIperienced, practical 7.o.d efficient. Fair and -4quare 'mil for 111. 1.1BERAL-CONSER','ATIVE ASS'N OF SOUTH HURON Mr. and \1r Johill Park, acccuap- allied by Mrs. J. 1;.eys or Ilit,nsall,' were in Seaforth on Monday tut at-: tending the funeral of Mtit., Rob. 1 Searlett, who Wail an iminkate friend Mr. and Mrs. ChaAes 4.,00per Mov- ed on a ftuni near CeMralia. Donald McKinnon Moved his fam- ily last week into thk; residence on Mill St.., vacated by C. Cooper. }ora :Geiger, who broke Ilk leg in two places a few weeks ;,,go.. is able to he out again on crutcho.s. A noinlier of the pupils of the schools have been vaccinalted. A etburt: of revision on the assess- • ment roll was held in the town hall 'rhe linage council acted as the court with ROVNT Jones as chairman. There was on appeal, which was not al- lowed, zand the assessment roll was accepted as it was. Mrs. Roy Webber, who has been'in ratht.r poor health 'for a few weksJ had her tonsils removed, in the hop- es 'ihat it would prove beneficial to her health. She is at present with relatives in Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Case returned hOme after spending a week visiting friends in Detroit. Mr. and Mr. N. E. Cook spent a kw days in Toronto the past week. Josephilaga n has treated himself 4,o a new 'Ford car from the dealer in Exeter. STANLEY TOWNSHIPa, Stanley on Saturdal. June 2nd an illness of ileal•ly fl weeks! th,t.re passed into Eternai rest Airs. Robinson, widow of the late -1::!i..vard Robinson. De••ensed, whose maiden name was Annio orr, was the as surviving member ef v runny of 4 eight and was loin in Kdkenny co- utny, Ireland 83 years ago. At the, • of five, she came with her par-. - 117 !‘r to Canada, lived for n time in 1 Co. later with lir family mov-1 • Houron County and In 1873 was an,fted in marriage to Edward Robin- son who predeceased her twenty ye- ar ago. To them were horn a fain - of nine chiloren, the two young- , ust of whom died in infancy, seven ..stiU survive: four sons, and.:,three daaghters; Mrs. II. , Erratt, Mrs. M:Argaret Erratt and Thomas of St- anley, Mrs. E. Lowden of Hamilton; :4tev. W. 0. Robinson, of Pilot Mound :Man; Robert E. and Richard, of Carlyle, Sask. During the past few deceased has ben in failing iteo.'.th and has been lovingly cared for by her daughter, Mr. Margaret Erratt. Mrs. Robinson was faithful' • iilber of the Methodist church and of the United Church aiso a member of the Wornans Mission- .acy. Society. She was a woman a Christian faith and deep rejig - itis convictions and it was the joy r.f her heart to befriend the minist- e-, of Jesus Christ. • Hes pastor, Rev. E. A. Poulter, eanducted the funeral service on :Monday afternoon and spoke from tha., text "In My Father's iionse are any Mansions." In the course of hi i: address he teferred feelingly to th.;, deceased as having entered her hesrenly Mansion. The floral trib- nze bore witness to the love and es- ite.T.In in which she was held and a large concourse of friends and neigh !boars followed her remains toBay- field eemetery where interment was nude. The pall -bearers were itussell :Ettratti Geo. Anderson, Geo. E. John- son* Wilbert Johnson, Sherlock Keys rar4 Elmer Keys. She rests from her 1;abours and her works do follow her Rev. W. 0. Robinson of Pilot 11,Icuttd, Man., who was called home sir !account of ;the illness of his mo- • wiU spend a few weeas at the aii home.H :qr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Lobb of equatrich Township called on Mrs. Tiffaxgar.et Erratt. • }Mr. :Cecil Wiley and Mrs. Paul John and on Donald of Flint, Mich, .444mt the past week with friends. in HENSALL Mr. J. Watson and family of Lon- ciesboro visited at the home of Mr. ,and Mrs. Mark Drysdale. Harry Joynt, second son of Mrs. Alice Joynt, ;rely creditably. passed 'bb % final examination m medicine ani is now a full fledged Doctor. Mos. Welsh has the sawmill rum:l- ib:3,w cutting up the large supply of .:3:gs in his millyard. • The whole liensall district is bad - • in need of rain. The continued w—,ther is becoming.,,erlons :for rail wheat. ....r. ear.. Lorne Scott and fam- .1t-,. of Toronto, were body visit- ao in ll'onsP11 wi.r1 Nen Is, Arnti linchanan, m88, so, nt the ho'div lane 4. ZURICH HERALD. *AN. Joynt Oft 'Toronto, is visiting rohltiVe; And friends. Mr. and -Mis. Ferris, Cantelon of Sehomberg, visited with the former's Faronts, Mr, and Mrs. David Cantel: - on. • Grace Brock of Woodstock, Was a visitor with her parents, tr Wad Mrs George Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff of Delhi were visitors with relatives in town' Mr, and Mrs. 'Harris . of .Detroit, were week -end %visitors with her mo- ther, Mrs. R. Rennie. . • - Rev. Arthur Sinclair took the ser- vices in the United Church ak Petr- one Sunday last, while Rev, E. A, Poulter of Varna, had charge ,of his pulpit here, Robbers at Clinton A gang of robbers swooped down on the town of Clinton last Wanes, day morning breaking into three pla- ces of business and two private re- sidences The amount of loot taken isnot determined. They escaped in a brand new .antomobile, stolen from a garage and are still at large, Placer looted were Davis • and Herman's Furnishing Store, International. Har- vester Co. office, Inkly's Garage, Ne - tiger's Garage, Dr F, J. Thompson s residence and one other private dwei ling. A new Oldsmobile :six coach, allegedly stolen at Guelph was ab andoned in Goderich Tp. At • the Davis and Herman's store, a quan- tity of clothing was stolen although $40 or $50 in the till was overlook- ed by the thieves- who gained entr Hogarth says: At June Prices it Pays to Buy the Best ..ere....erreerreleartreerovermerer For bigger cockerels for the Fall markets, Rha bigger pullets for your laying house, buy Hogarth Super -Size chicks. They're big -ger than average chicks, when they're hatched, and they have built up a wonder- ful reputation for , better -than -average growth. Yet, 'at our reduced chick prices, they will cost you very little more than the most "ordinary" chicks you could find. Seen breeds. Government Approved. Scientifically hatched. Orders filled pro- rtiptlY, Write or phone: Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery ox 114 UE7rEft., ONT. Phone 184 5/101631608.60./.2666M111.16.6i6S•111.16626==1.16M9110•4111661166M52130. 11 71111O 11431, 193 • war er weer r a are ewer ear AT At 2 O'Ciock.p. end 13 MITCHELL F. HEPBURN, Provincial Liberell Leader JEAN FRANCES PAULIOT, M. P. And Other Liberal and Progressive Speakers Bring Your Basket and Enjoy A Day at Lake Huron! GOD, SAVE THE KING LL'S WELL -The Captain's at the 6.1 When storms are raging it's a comforting thought that an experienced captain, a man. of courage and resourcefulness, is Safe;guarding the lives of the passengers. •• Now with the storm of economic hardship and depression passing and Ontario: business safely beaded towards the harbor of better times, it is being suggested to the people of Ontario that they transfer Ontario's resources from the capable hands which piloted theta 'safely through one of the greatest financial crises in the world's history. • It is being suggested to the •province that it should remove from the experienced hands of the Henry administration the trusteeship of its agriculture, its forests, its mines and its varied industries.. The 'voters are being given a suggestion that they should tranifer their billions of dollars of assets.. ONTARIO CANNOT AFFORD TO EXPERIMENT' The province needs the constructive, courageous program to which the Conservative Government is pledged. i eliftoretteesoomemos THE 1,IB RAI? -,CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO,