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Zurich Herald, 1935-01-31, Page 11 Volo XXXV No. ZURICH, THURSDAY MOFNIN JANUARY 31, '935 Chester L. Smith, Fitt' $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in 01.80 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY .1EM OKILIZOISID patronize the home Mercha TWO INTEERESTING. TRIALS Radio news comentors and news- . papers have plenty for their headlin- • err these days with the two kidnap- ping trials on. The one of the fam- ous Lindberg kidnap case of three years ago where Bruno Hauptman. of New York city is up for trial, and the other case is the first kidnaping ease in Canada that we know of when last summer Johns Labatt of London ;Was kidnapped, but no ammonia mon- ey on••y was paid for the Labatt case, while $50,000 money was: paid ha the Lin - berg ease, and as Hauptman was in possession of some of this. money he was caught and arrested The ?man. up for the Labatt case is M'eisner a former gambler, and. t% trial starts • eo-day, Wednesday.. Zest how these trials will develop remains to be seen, anyway, we' eve Eckert brought the subject up at wigs this &zdteapf .the eleventh hour. The warden had ping game would be discontinued - presided since Tuesday sitting in an ordinary chair, the same as other members. They all had a good laugh. MOTORISTS GWEN WARNING Hamilton—Some motorists appar- ently think we're bluffing, but we really mean it, There will be no ex- tension of time beyond February 1, for purchase of motor Iicense. Hon. T. B. McQuesten, minister of works and highways for Ontario, told 250 members and guests of the Hamilton Automobilt Club at its 30th annual meeting and dinner on Saturday. SPECIAL CHAIR OVERLOOKED Goderich—Rural reeves are not fussy about easy chairs. Last Decent- ber County Council purchased a large comfortable one for the use of the warden at regular sessions. It was stored in an ante room and en- tirely forgotten until the last hour of last week's session. Warden W. G. Sweitzer hadn't thought about it,nor had any of his colleagues, until Re - :Do Yo ;,:Need Gasses? .:Stop and Think how impot an it is -that you wear correct glasses ---cor- rectly prescribed for your vision.. 'Correctly styled to your face. Your 'wealth may largely depend on keen vision. See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. O. At HESS JEWELERY STORE Every Tuesday at ZURICH .At Dashwood, Saturday, at Wile's Store - POISONED PIE, A MYSTERY Suddenly taken ill after eating a. piece of raisin pie at a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Whitmore, Tuckersmith township, last week, Carman Whitmore, Raymond Town- send and Margaret Crich were tho- ught to have been poisoned. Dr. E.A. McMaster, Seaforth was called and after attending the patients, investi- gated the pie and found what he con sidered, to be a rare poison which acts instantaneously but does not prove fatal. How the poison got in any one particular pie,, is a mystery which none of the guests could account for. Th h had tI so d Shoe epairing I wish to advise the Publie that 'I am in a position to do all kinds ' of shoe repairing, and solicit your• pat- ronage. Give us a trial for good workmanship. GARFIELD BROWN. Zurich —r, Ont.. Huron County Council and read the icc��l Paper Dr.: A. J. MacKinnon motored to Lt radon on Tuesday. Mr, Milton Oesch was a recent vis - r with friends at Desboro. Messrs. Wm. O'Brein and Gideon ehler motored to London on Wed - i seaay. Goderich—In unanimously adopt- \firs. Urban Pfile of the 14th con. ing the report of the executive con e tertained her friends to a quilting mittee Huron County Council incre- Tuesday afternoon. ased the salaries of its clerk, J. M. Roberts, and treasurer, A. H. Erskine Wr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and by $300 each. They are now $1,500 family of Dashwood were Sunday and $1,600 respectively. Salaries of'. vhlitors in town. - other. officers and wage scales .were 'i Mr. Gordon McLean of Hensall, not altered. The four hospitals -in, aid rSirs Dorothy Swan of Brucefield the county were each given grants:of s rat the owrothy S anh the tatter's $650, the National Institute for the seer, heMrand Mrs. Erwin Scott r Blind $100,. Salv. Army $150. Thi X. usual grants to all fall fairs spring 'e. !The annual Day of Prayer will be shows and plowmen's associations. J observed in the Evangelical church W. Monteith, Stratford was appoint• o ' Sunday. The evening service will ed to conduct the 1935 audit at $275 b,under the auspices of the W.M.S. The Huron Expositor, Seaforth w. ' ' awarded the printing contract, the•. Mrs. Cyrus Schoch of town while bread contract for the jail to E. U. k turning home on Monday evening Cleveland at 11c. for t 3 -lb. loaf,the f¢II. on the sidewalk and fractured meat contract to A. Kibler at 712c hyr.arm. a pound and the grocery to J. C. CuttFebruary 12th is•the date of the all of Goderich. Each public library 4!ncert in •the Town Haat, Zurich, in the county was given a grant of , en the play' "hTo Account, David" e 'three persons w o a cera pie $25. The county, said treasurer Err h be put on by the Young People on recovered. kine, is $55,043 better off than �:• o Brucefield, and under the auspices RADIO FEE BA ABOLISHED year ago at this time.This was ac of the Zurich Library. The two -dollar radio listener's li- complished without a change in the cease fee is to be abolished. That it mill rate. All ac,.datets show a sur<�,' ;Mr Harold Klopp of Detroit,' eld a said to be the outst .n ing future plus and the •general eacount closed �a' con ne Mr_ and, Mrs. Qscar IKlol?p t+¢,,neut 3 *hi ' ± zniQr1the Y ap • z lh cash. ;$6,30416 1.lr� xi' Was ''om MoYada auxtte i. # mgisL3t4n'` ' . of Communications, to govern tele -1$159.69. The reconstruction $. Bennett has .•w�.th re- j financial report of the county engin- f vecl'daock with Miss Violet Schram, gard to. his creation' of a Department ff'eer R. Patterson shows a deficofit - nu -:of , o f London, daughter of Br. and Mrs. 'Evangelical C ran 'Chug= I a nSchiam of that city. The marriage 1p'hont, telegraph, radio and it ie said tuber of small bridges has been post- taking place in Detroit. ZURICH -- 0'NT post office facilities as well; all to poned from year to year and he said aA Changeless Christ ing Vio'or rcome under the Postmaster -General, they should be undertaken early. By • Miss Jessie MacDonald, teacher of nrkd~'"° forhaug- •edith •a Deputy Minister specifically a vote of 25-4 the Council turned Room III, Zurich school, and who ,; in charge of wired and wireless com-clown a motion to pay London Tech- has been taken to London Hospital Pridai`' 8h --Luther 'League, 'rnurieatiions across Canada. tf the naval School 90 per cent of the cost for treatments last week, was on Sa)drd4y _Choir Practice_Practice_two-dollar listener's license fee is of Huron County pupils enrolled at Tuesday operated on for append abolished, as it is said the Premier that institution. There are nine such itis and is.progressing as well as can AY S11R�F10Ea � _intends to abolish it, the cost of the students, the council thought that the be hoped for. We trust she will 10 a. in.—German Service_ ; administration of this department as parent of the student to snare with soon be convalscent. •11.15 a.ni. Sunday School. t'well as -rat of the Radio Commission, the school board each to pay half of •: Word was received here of the pas - 7.30 p.m. --English service- i' of course, would have to come out of the 90 per cent. Tenders are to be sing of Mr. Daniel Thiel of Kitchen - Zees Welton 1E0 all Services,. the general taxes and what license called for the interior decoration of si a former boy of this community, :fees are imposed on privately owned the halls and public rooms of the co-drorher of Mr. Andrew and Mr. E. TUERKHE Easter. 'broailcasing Volts. unty building, and the committee was aneney •bThiel of town, and Mr. Geo - given authority to repair the concrete rgn Thiel of the 14th concession. The bases which support German connon funeral was attended by Mr. and in Court House Park. Ross Johnston Mrs. George Thiel and Mr. and Mrs. :Zurich, was appointed corn borea-in: e Hugh Thiel of the 14th concession. specter, the rate of pay to be 30c an hour, the inspector to provide his own transportation. A resolution was carried that seed and feed grain imported from Western Canada be Late Solomon Martin cleaned at elevators before shipping to eliminate weeds. The Provincial highway construction and maintenan- ce ,bill for 1984 is $58,000, of this $24,000 is for the eight mile 20 -foot stretch of pavement from Clinton to Myth and $16,Q00 was spent oil the 6 Blue Water Highway. There is a plan afoot to pay the hill out of gen- eral account. At the rsquest of the Public Highways Department, coun- ty expenditure of roads in 1935 was fixed at $150,000. The clause to ask Hill Crestm l%_ -- »t 3c the :Gov.ernment to pave No. 4 High - Fancy red Calve. Salmon 1 -lb. 'fin ...... .....,.........19c way from Blyth 'to Wingham was hoisted to the June session as was '=.Old LJntCS: 'CT/maser,. . 'fns . --•-» -•^ 1 `c another ,asking the Government to ' Choice Quality, Tomatoes, large tin, 2 tins 19c take .over the stretch of highway from •Grand Bend easterly through Choice; ' tomatoes :Na. 'fila), 2 tins....,13c Exeter �m Ii,usseldale, thus connect,- Choice ' arae Golden bouton -corn, s --22c ing er No. 4 and the' Blue Water : Loose Teady rut IrYaclioyl, 3 X135.. -••..».».-•.••--•.-^^.••,-.•»19c ' Highway. A number of requests of P and G. Nap$ to'Soap, 5 cakes ............ -....__.19c townraitps asking the county to take` over certain roads also were laid ov- W l ite C;cerre , 2 s -»- 1 ei until June, A motion was passed leas, .. _ ...... L3c asking the department of public wel- • Tomato u 2 tins ....... ......... ,10c, ; faze' .to .exempt Huron County "from any of its new .regulartions." which ealso ,.ix�alucle an elaborate filing sy �� 5�tem. .A delegation from South 'Jur ... ton :headed byDr, 'Ta for and Reuben Men's Prints, limited lined Under ar per gaunt. d. y �C 1 Gates, .of Dashwood and Jas, Mtrr- 1.1 ley, of Exeter, approached the co- uncil Fleeced linedat with a petition bearing thous- M't cavy i b"; n a.- g Y'� 7q 17 . :nils ofnames, calking that the cqun- NEW ! SMART Low Priced 15 Jewel Watch for Men WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS OBITUARY enS �BhT$Yt3• ' ' w » All Heavy Winter ter' Laches and Children's Under cit :ipp7 each the Government of rat withu wearat Reduced Pry ,so Sweater Coats. be.ii' to the taking over of the rirong � _ ' ' A ;' be.i Illy ,,and Stephen joining until add +aiu.'I . Compare our 'trice:s . 70, A 4,4,1 thn Bine Water w 1-1 ,w;!:‘,- as a provincial road,. The ,elc4uaral committee adopted re - ,r.: ii 101 grants o f $5,00'' to . the i office of the co. office $200 to the, 4,,<a1 junior extension fund, $15 to each ical male quartette gave two srl- "tin's at the funeral. We join the school fair and $50 to the Orltaric� trolly friends in extending syrnlrathv. The community was shocked on Thursday, January 251h to learn of the rather sudden passing of Mr. Solomon Martin, of the Babylon Line', Hay Township, who passed a- way very suddenly with heart failure of which he has been a sufferer for about eight months, but no one - ex- pected his departure so early, as late he was quite, bright and cheer- ful. The late M. Martin was born in Waterloo County, and came with his parents, Solomon Martin married to Lea Schantz when he was. a year old, the parents taking up the farm on which the departed lived all his life and where he passed away. De- ceased had reached the age of 68 ye- ars, 5 months and 4 clays. He was a very 'cheerful and genial kind of a man, and had many friends, and one could not help but like Mr. Mar- tie once you became acquainted. Be- sides his sorrowing widow (Elizabeth Guenther) one daughter. (Lylyan), Mrs. Oscar Grab, survive. Also two sisters, Mrs. (Rev.) H. Leibold, of i 1'rinsevilie and Miss Martin of Lon- (llon. Mr. and Mrs. ir'.fartin were un- ited in marriage in 1900 and spent '.hese some 34 years together in the best of happiness, and this makes it vary hard for Mrs. Martin to give up: i,er• life companion. The funeral was. held on Monday with service at the hduse, and interment in the Bab- ylon line • cemetery, and was largely attended. • Rev. E. I3urn, assisted by u r,: Lei -bold of Sebriu •ville oracle' - ed. Fiends were present from De- troit,.xwikton and 'Pigeon, Mich; Kit- chener and Sebriagville. The Evan- $9.95 ` $9.95 A dependable Time Keepe At a Low Price. Beautiful Cased With Bracelet to Match! r • Hess, The Jeweller Phone 74 Zurich ,. $,i, i 6.4.4041D♦0**414•.o .01E 0fftAk45 .#4.4.0.0.4A,4 fe 6rVn BLUE COAL Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea Genuine Sernet Solvay Cots MIT J ERS CREEK and Rosedale Alberta Pocahontas Briquets A new Domestic Fuel for every pose. Intense Heat, very little ma4 9Y-,. or Ash. W. R. DAVIDSN CASH paid for Eggs on a Grade�'.f. Basis. Phone 10 PEE;GNSALY , ♦ •0. s �` r a. • . S CI L . 0 a- • • --RE- UCTIQ.. .0 GI" • ON ALL ♦ a* • asM- ♦ •WINTER OVERCOATS o • 0 $ - UNDERWEAR : a SWEATERS, ETC. a, •o • MEN'S ALL LEATHER COATS $5.50 41* 4.s • © sonir : XIn G' ; n ': 0 : ♦ EMBAL1 ERS AND FUNERAL DIIRECTORS ? k ♦ s :01, AIR M . eert? • t, rgf RYa99't'+ p44:45/4•,i 'b4 ar ins! Bargains We are Offering Our Customer GENULNB BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS Wool Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Wool Fleeced Underwear, prints, Broadcloth; Ginghams. and Flannelettes.. Girl's and Children's Pullovers and Sweater Coats. Men's and Boys' Heavy Socks and .Stockings, Sweater.. Smocks, Heavy Rubbers, Overshoes,. ETC., ETC Ra Na DO Li G GENERALfiezl 'SRC IJP; T PHONE 11 - 97 BLA •