The Signal, 1936-1-23, Page 2•�
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W. H. Rosentior, Editor sad Uarlaior
are still far
If Mussoli
figurer that
planer can
British trans{
time to bring
valley.
Caught bet tM crackers of
Libya and ):u ea, a small Brlttab
army would ye dight chance •f
king a am ' astut stand.
Probably th is one of the reasons
Britain has tested on French co-
operation. Frepice always Lar large
e ss 1b.1isbr+ xlhgar,
may
rt of those of Italy.
strikes. he doubtless
submarines and
the Medtterraue•
is and so give RIM
a armies tutu the bili
+attacked him only a few days before -
- ;his death. - '� L ��'�
The Empirl Bourse l? s .J with ...W -_ ,.{_+.._
u nfeigned appreciation of his untiring
it the age elf 'tertydns Klee Ed-.
devotion to his duties as sovereign, of ward VIII Is 01111`i[ eebelor, and
his ooustant Interest in the welfare seems likely to_nmah one. The mic-
a his people, of his human qualities cession is welt provided for; land
of sincerity and kindliness and Ms surely the bead of the greatest Eo-
maoetestattelM-afa.eer of p�iat ewer twai_V .ntltled t0 me
expremions o gr at -the heart of rfi rllegerlre • 1
so
the Empire are not more sinrerellian l I • { , • a_
7.
aaeary�
LI-
IOZaselll r:VIn-
L11.1OI
The King is dead. bong live the
King!
King George V bee been gathered
to his fathers. and King Edward VIII
reigns in hi. stead.
With startling suddenness the sews
at the late King's illness carne upon
the world, although cable dispatches
indicate that for some time he had
been In a very feeble state of health.
His nearly fatalrj9
ss of 128 had
so undo , h rength and les-
sened his powers of resistance that be
mould not throw off the malady that
Itali 1`•
4vlpple c . auritita.' w!I
would omall co the Bed Befit. Would
be enabled to ring in Indian troops.
But the issue would be long in doubt
and it is evident that the Brit1Th Goys
ernmeut hada such poaslhIllty h
mind when t1-wtd•sM-h p -who!.
navy south. t
The venture, too, is on a tctent-
ty gandlose stale to appeal t++ usso
lint. lie wants to be a second.Claesar
and Egypt WO the biasing diamond
in Caesar's crown N.,��-
These events may seem _T$
probable to PWP3C tiA _Nit__411110111
continent, but trained otiiiei•fa Heel
that Armageddon may be oaii short
weeks away.
are those thousands of miles away in The birthday of King Edward VIII
Canada and other portions of :he great
is June 23rd. While the adipid will
British Commonwealthetherpeculiar
of Nations. doubtless be observed as was the
It Is a rather peculiar combination of
'birthday of King George, It 1s edt like-
characteristica that the British people I ly
popular holiday. The "Queen' birth -
to displace the 24th of May as a
expect of their sovereign. As the re -
'
e day" is solidly established-Ii+i'� jC'an-
t the Empire must be dignified, of ads. at any rate -as the first Imoii ay
n oble and stately deportment in his
'of the summer mason..
public appearances -"every inch a
King" Yet nothing delights them
more than an instance of their King's
democratic tastes, of simplicity in his
daily life, of hta devotion to family
and other ordinary human affairs, of
his interest In the things witch the
lowest of his subjects understands and
loves. .
The tows of Strathroy is out W bio -
vide itself with a swimming pool for
its citizens. The Age -Dispatch de-
voted practically the whole of its front
page last week to boosting fqt the
idea. It is too bad Strathroy can't
pack up and move over to Lake ll�elh.ron.
1'p here in the Blue Water elWntry
These somewhat contradictory email -we have nature's own pool, and the
ties Klatt George posseaa.d. r y best, right It our frout-tlsor:- -
that Inspired both the pride aid the • • •
love of his subjects. It may not hold any particular alg-
And as the new King, who long'a�o
as the young Prince welt the Lew of.
mall people, takes 'up the wrapt.e erg
kingship there le every resin to be -
nee, but the year 1996, In addi-
to being itiap -ream-is Mae a
sari. year.' The muare'rebt et 1936
Neve that In the discharged the Ila- M 44. The "Forty-Niners" of Call -
ties of his high office he will =Mgtui saw the last year that ;conk'
the mol industry and courage ail rgwred, 1541) having as its Square
tmaelleh devotion to the interests d root the number 43. The present
_. __. . _ r ban. been set apart by many as
the madam sad the Empire that were one of special significance. Possibly
as aplendWly manifest mug. father, tete numerologists have an ex{lanat�
King Edward VIII has served an for it
apprenticeship that should fit him in
•
t special way for his duties to retr-
•_.�_ •
Home newspapers don't think much
{{5S to the huge Empire that has Iof the achievements of certain town -
_wows ep around the Britieb crows.
He has travelled throughout the Em-Iships la keeping clear of debt and at
Ore more extenmtvely than any of his I the ams time piling up n surplus.
TI b dl t i ttltudr Who
s few years ago, these tow:mintst did
s ■r y a a r • r,.
pvedecessors; knows better the minds,tat
'
m
the wishes, the problems and the abl-
fleas of the various races and peoples
• the e tar -flung Empire Ile is known
to Canadians through several visits 1 municipalities who were proud of be -
to this country, he is the personal I ing spenders. Now they are eujoj-Ing
not go in for squandering their money
they were called. Isckward by the
w
o ner of property 'In Western Canada:
the people of this Dominion, claiming
equal status with eters other pert of
the Commonwealth. will regard him
•. their King in their own right as
markups no previous sovereign was.
May his reign be a long and illus-
trious, • happy and peaceful one.
EGYPT THZ OBJECTIVE?
It is becoming apparent that Bri-
tain fears an Italian attack oo Egypt.
As • British officer expressed it to
an American correspondent, "if war
comes, Egypt will be 'The Front.' "
There seems to be reason behind the
the fruits of frugality and ought to
have whatever '-kudos" there is in It.
• • •
A news item in last week's papers
said that a motorist up In Grey coan-
ty was "forced" to run down and kill
a partridge which refused to Sy at
hIs nt
approach. By way d corast, a
Goderlr•b motorist, driving seethe out -
,p
'e» GASPERS --
,e, By Ken Catto
Spm, women rip what they sew.
Times are gettiug better--penhasd-
lere ape as tIng for a dime now, instead
of asiebelli for a cup of coffee.
• • •
What the world needs today is few-
er 1 and more profits.
• • •
Peopled today are cleaner. All
the dirt is sonrentratetl in the modern
nowt. r
.4fbpal.tud bangs one hears these days
Jetta few Nd► Year's resolutions
lm' b .ken. • • • -
'lithe West made $399,1tet in 1934.
ideas will probably show her
popularity by means of a curve.
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS, Jan. 21. -The mem-
bees of the Women's Institute held
ata enjoyable at-home in the hall on
YyMry evening, when progressive
metre was played The prisefor the.
Way
for theew by Mr. Jelin Alaabsta.
ldwe
ltd %mete for the dance that
CoUd was furnishes' by the Craig
orchestra et 8t. Augustine and by
Mtwara J. D. Anderson and Chester
Taylor:
mala i MIN Ferguson, qui" d"
a visitor with fieri cousin, vitas vert
T5Llur._ -
NILE
NILE, Jan` 21. -The church 'services
'ir?tffe- lilt! tftrtte 9[et
the end of February, with the Sunday
school immediately at the_ clove.
At • recent meeting of the Y.P.S.
it was decided to hold their meetings
alternately Sunday and Friday even-
ings. The next meeting will be held
on Sunday evening, January '26.
Mrs. E. Seguss spent a few days Lest
week with her daughters in Goderich.
Mr. (;baster Pi& ts of Detroit,
Presbyt
Mee
Officers Ila
-Reports
All
Every January
Huron Presbyt
Presbyterian
held its annual
and every year
frhe
Presbyterian c
hearty welroma
lug dinner and
waists to go
it comes so
always seems
union. Friends
each other tr.
srteldessaireenser
Newcomers are
have a place a
the family.
The meeting
14th, was quit
many happy
the singing of
lesson by Mrs.
dent, in well
the need of an
for the menthe
of the Kin
"Youth faces a
young boys tato
este them le t
Gospel. Jean
nal." She t
ehlld whose fa
and, huplr g
the child a
Iter. The
the rt Idlff?f
map. -Howd
he asien.
the hack, 4 *ties.
world.."
they Ili'1rat.
standing; , sec•o odti
outer of'brayer;
_iGod has pros
Visited over the week -end at the home
of Me. and Mn', J. McCann, -MrR-
Brown, who had ben visiting her par-.
ents since Christman, accompanied
him house on Sunday.
Miss Emily McGratten is spending
a few days this week with her sister,
Mrs. E. Johnston, of Cedar Valley.
Miss Alice Pomeroy, nurse-in-trala-
lug at Victoria hospital. London, is
spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Rev. D. W. and Mrs. Pomeroy.
Weseea's Guild. -The Nile Ladies'
Guild held their first meeting of the
year at the home of Mrs. John Feagad
-Tuesday sfternooa, with a good
attendance of both members and visit-
ors.' The vice-president, Mrs. H. Wat-
son, presided. After the devotional
part of the program several items of
beahasas wars dtseaessa sea l!e
las dosed with the benediction- --. A
dainty lunch was served by Mrs. C.
l)ustow, Mrs. C. Feagan and Mrs. J.
Feagsn and a social hour was spent.
Y. P. S. Meeting. --The Y.P.S. held
1 their meeting last Friday evening 1n.
the church, with the missionary coo -
eerier. Carl Fipnlgan, in charge.
After a hymn and praLr by Ma
Cantwell. Isobel Girvis read the
Scripture lesson and Carl Finnigan
ye a short reading. -. th McPhee
then led In ■ discussion on "Inequality
and Its Results in Our Community."
Musical nuinhefs were given by Messrs.
Edgar Shepperd. Kenneth and Jim
Parrish, and Ralph Brodie gave a
couple of moathorgan selections. The
vice-president, Harvey McPhee, took
charge of the business, after which
the meeting closed by all repeating the
Mlzpah benediction. The recreational
committee tben provided several games
and contests.
Sidi) with lea
lebjective so that
Interesting
away, *steed a
pre an appatia-
goat Dace she
Perhaps because
✓ librlsttiaa It
ppy Welly re-
tie have /mown
the missies* re
o feel theg, too,
feel at home in
• A
y, January
eying with its
Cala. After
151, the Scripture
ty, Qitoa, and
of God-
h;"
od- I
marks stressed
of gratitude
extension
like said,
Brian the
aed edu-
sp eading the
the'ludlvid
y ae a little
treble to read
it peace, gave -
he world to pat
was surprised at
!d `ifs'
to Itni
rt Nm I gut the The township council met at 11 a.m. coming season. and also authorizing I
twommeeemememy
JANUARY SPECIALS!
AMP eA
DRAPERIES , ' . BATH TOWELS
50 -inch Heppe and heavy silk, in. the now
Heavy Jacquard fancy absorbent weave pat-
fubbw Bagdad we*ves. Colors greens, rose, tent( Rose, green. Size. 22 z 45.cap
rust, crimson, etc. All new. Regular $1-•:-� ,,.$,,t:oG -January ha.li,Prif�l _- .--
$1.25 and $1.35. On sale, yard
LACE CURTAINS
inches wide,
patterns. Tailored IOT7 *lid 95c
ecru. Regular $1.48. sir •.+ ..
FINGERING WOOL
4 -ply qualit) Scotch.
scarlet, 1/4-tb. skein..
SHAWLS
Regular $135, *soh
TABLE CLOTHS
Gre rliel$llthsr black. Pure linen, good weight and with neat col -
30c !tone, green, gold. 56 inches
Re valuri�3 1 '
,sr,"-
�� --
"Bonnington�', 4 -ply pull -on style. Greys,
black, browns, Ian. Kies 6 to 81/2.59
Regular $1.00 quality. Pair
PILLOWSLIPS
WCalhaw's+, of good weight. Snow white,
hemstitch. Size 42 z 34. Regular 70c.
Per Pair
`Y
January Sale
FLANNELETTE
Horrockses' 36 -inch best English lidaael,
free from filling or dressing. Regular
35e. Yard
27 -inch Domestic white Flannelette11
Regular 14e. Yard t
W. ACHESON & S&N=
trs•O/�W�yN1�IQW.�I�Pp C((��UNCUS acials and fixing their salaries at the l 'PESTS
Laa.T! J]F - 3fr - ramp as -lost -yeas- We OUP iii for souther is y.- --
It laws
--
Bylaws Non and 6, providing for test at powers; what we can 'Puffer for
teat of love.-Westeott-
attraq OF , wNSl Ut' CY)LIN►JUNE 1 other is the
ass's maan n -nn on. 'ro- e=t�dttun• out's*, tuwushlp rads this , an
January 13th as per statute. Mem-- the Rawl and treasurer to borrow ,
mot1,1 ives kw hers all present, the entire r'ouucll of money from time to time, were both I
your under- 11835 returning as a result of acclama- reed and {nested.
e use of the tion at the nomination weetiug hefti-
est.
eld A considerable amount of tsars be-
e
N
give mesas as December 30th. Each member sub- lag still unac'c'ounted fur. the collet: -
The Eich fellow- scribed tp the statutory declaration of tot's time was extended on• month.
g ld_yp�earlelae•e. The ,nU.Y•tur and treasurer were -
rvork may prult.I ;ltntttellr of last meeting in 1t1= bonded by the Globe Indemnity C•om-
ua M/erta were the ted and approved.pony of Canada.
reg♦fits sere read by the All eommudi5lons were read -fair The folluw•iug bulls were ordered
!various iscre 4 Showing better: Road superintendent's vouchers, ,
work In a4 depttbtpe'ss. The supply CUnr•il agreed to *Mate $K -h aid $101..4; Frank Mcliwain, relief ac-
(secretary, Mies ld, of Goxlc•rlch, "f tkr Auburn public library.- fount. $2.'21 ; Joe Alton, Court of R, -
j brought a v rs conceptiuu o[ Tru copies of The Munklpal World vision and mileage, $41.'20: Bank of
were ordered for the council and of- Commee, collecting tales, $10.10:
missionary w• !brthern d►ntCommerce.Royal Bank, collecting taxes. $625:
and Northern i • whenof-Ma
&a.
I Mrs. Wm. Mellw=ain wits apia,inted
s one from Mrs. l;ot)Jtrane, sed j to look after all relief in the township
ret Strang Sac- for the year 1936.
Members, felt The following amendments were
rk seemed very made J1e Altus, assessor ; Wm. Wat-
s the multiplir'ity son, collector; Wm. Clark and Thos.
.hments of these
the stared
legacy of
Clinton W.N
of Clinton. Watson, Marr Shaw, Alden Allen,
Mrs. Dealer. of 9alderlch. gave a Jonetball Fisher, pounakeepers.
;ee.eise but mprehealire summary „--
resatii kBylaws' No: I. .., 3-' ad' 4-
T.,$wan Smith,
rallied
Wilson, auditors; Atlas WItson, mem-
ter board of health: Geo. Fowler and $14.. i
Jarvis McBride, sanitary inspectors: (council adjourned to meet Febrnary
Archie Nrx•knlds. Need Inspector: Geo 11th, at 2 p.m.
a- pattovd, Vim. (:ret o, M. M.8tranghas, WM. SALLOWS, Clerk.
Wm. Thom, sheep valnatnne Virile •'c' .
Municipal World, account. $30.33;1
Wm. Sallows, t•ourt of revision work.
and division regirtraiion fees, $51.00:'
Thus. Wilson, donation to Auburn purr
IMS library, 5.:: Earl McKutght, repair
work, p•2; Thos. Wilson, agent for
Globe In&-iirnity- Winding Company,
to theHorton, John Trish. ('ler. Walter, Wm.BL FPNGS
was left to the Green. Elfred 1[trore, J. J Robertson
ythit$11* "fit, The hers. rt blessings. to uurig tly
E. A. Haskell, fence -viewers; Alen, and others. when they are rightly
used. are onr time and our money.
Thew talents ars cootinitt1 beans
of the year's N, ,r or clotting
end opportunities d__Odag good
her remarks ',by saying. "Without pawned. appointing all the different
�Fl--Lewy-
Lucknow Citizens
Honor -F & T Todd
nothing can be dose: with Him
all things are possible:'
011eers Imal-awed'
Mrs. Lawson. of debater. -read
report of Mp soadsatintt committee
and Mrs. J. a Grit*, of Seeforth, in-
stalled the febeeiog officers for 1936:
Honorary presideet' Mr. H. Arnold,
Hessen: president: 'Mrs. D. J. Lane.
Goderich ; vi epregkfeita. Mrs. G.
Macdonald, Clinton' Mrs. C. E. bon-
sai). Clinton: Mrs. it R. Redditt, Clod-
ericb: Mrs L slues", Exeter; eorres-
ponding and rerordlhg secretary, Mrs.
H. C. Dunlop. (lsderich; treasurer.
T A Seaforth; Y W
Ta. Smith. .
secretary. Mrs. Wn, Young. Hermit];
C.G.i.T. aeeretary, Was 4t. Campbell,
Seifert/3 ; Mimeos :Band . secretary.
Mrs. M. Reid. 9ei(Inrth; -home help-
ers' secretary. Y Jeekell. Pieter;
• • library aid Mere a secretary. Miss
Herrington, Blyth; Irome and wel-
fare secretary. M . 13ontbron. Hen-
Breeden of Grand Chadpion man: Glad Tidings etary. Mrs. E.,
Lawson. Auburn; ithememberahlp
secretary. Mrs. P.I}erfleld, Relgrave;
press secr4ary,ti. Keith McLean,
Seaforth.
The fmderith Signal
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Electrical Appliaacss,
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Electric Wiring of all
kinds
Estimates gives w appliced's
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Offers
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111
skirts of the Saratoga swamp last Aberdeen Angus itaat-
spring, was confronted by a perky Keay Prgsaft
little partridge which seemed isetlded
to dispute the right of way. The I St. Helrrta, Jan. '21. -Frank end Tom The nominating
(:oderlelh man was not "forced" to Todd, with brought honor to this coca- Mills. Blyth; Mrs,
lunutlty when their steer, Eric. sou the W
grave, and Mrs.
Ptavlse
and the spunky little bird, evidentlytly ` granny were emote
theltoyal Winter
run him down. The car was stopped I Pair, ere emote of honor at a ban- Representative's the l'rovineial
appreciating the courtesy, ruffled his fort given by the Booster Club of meeting is. Ottawa tri11 be Mrs. Lane
feathers, stepped off the road sad I,IIckno on Friday evening in the and Mrs Thunlop. Goderich,„ and
view. aatlhrd the car ranee away. I nruncll chamber. Mrs. Win. Young. Densail, Ret•linea-T
•
Italy las more than 300.000 armed , • , Over Otte hundred men eujuyed the meetings will he h. shortly after the
turkey dinner provided by the Wo- Provincial meeting,' Exeter. Hensel!
men in or neer Ethiopia and uearlr least week's sudden rush for radio
tfi'e•n's Institute at Rett. and Seaforth no•ding in Reaaall;
100.00(1 more in Libye. licenses once more brings this "ami- The president of the ltrosters' Club, Gorh'rk'h. Clinton end Itayfleld Meet -
Both Ethiopian end Italian reports •
snucP' tax up for ovrnsid.•ratlum. There Mr. Robert Rae. as toast -mag- ing In- Bayfield 4shuru. Blyth 'sad
ladlrate that Italian losses have been I
j are taxes and take, and while nese
of them are pleasant most people pay Andersen. Retire of LOcknow. The 'retiring ofikwrs was expressed and
musette. Is Mrs
Porterfield, Bel -
n, Clinton.
Ives •
trivial, so far, and there Is little doubt
that her armies could make vastly
greater headway egnlnst tIN• black
troops of the Ne'gus if Mussolini were I
willing to sacrifice 100,00) men. That
would he a small price to pay if the
pmquest of Ethiopia were Imperative.
Because he is not making the mere
Ike. It may fairly lie 1144111.641 that 11
Duce has some other goal 111 mind.
What can that he other then Kenya
sad 'Tanganyika on the mouth and the
Sudan and Egypt on the north?
True, dlstancee are Immense and the
diff" olties great, but it is believed
that modern mechanleatiow has re.
dared Meth to the point where the at-
tempt might le made with a tett
chance of ntx'crss.
The enuntry indw-een Henan Eritrea
and the Sudan is said to be mese
easily negotiable than are the moun-
tains of Ethiopia. and the same is be-
llowed to he true on the eolith.
Britain has fewer than 75,001) troops
is Egypt. apart from the small /yap -
Man army itself, and while she is fev-
erishly shipping tiers men la, both
Dew India and free Rome, bar farces
ter. proposed the Mast to the King, ►telarave tnestles together.
which was responded to by- Mr. Wilfred Appresiatlon of tee work of the four
the majora}• of t
that they are get
It is different wit
hand over just
radio. .There do,
thing In return f,
some Canadian
Government did
hem with the feeling
ting value in return.
Ii the $2 a man mutt
because he owns a
-sn't seem to be a
,r it. We are getting
tations now, but the
almost nothing to
clear sip the loll situation and the
Canadian programs are neither mob
better nor much worse than any
tothers. But, a{wrt entirely frrim the
question of programa. people disliked
Meat to .tgric11lhin• w•as proposed by special mention nae made of the work
wasMr. filchers'Elliott. Reeve of Kinloss, of Mrs. H Arm•'ri,,,,Of Minoan. Mrs.
and a,, responses' M, by Mr. hIiit, Art,otd was ame r of the Preshy-
11111, ,'x -Reeve of Colborne. Mr. lien inial In the early Oh of the Foreign
1.060111, peeve of Haran. Mr W. J. Mc- Wo•le�y and Sher wnrkand Interest heel
Kay-. ex-M.l'.. and Mr. Win. Stewart. Igen t,dthtlnoon�
Thr toast to I,a-know and vicinity Ilii the Presbytery has
I was pro eel by iter. Walter 1'n• a radiated thronghoel engthytery
l p"s and has been I ...wee of strength. As
leaven. of I,ueknow•. and Mr. J. (l. An-
honorary president the Treshvtertd Is
happy' to have,s. Airfield still I a sum-
I
lerscrn etltM 1' trplied Mr C 1 )I•
wm
Bron Geddes eostrilested two solos. I her of the exrcr.rly-
The toast to Eric. the champion steer,
sod io his exhibitors, Messrs. Frank Mrs Len.. of (JsCesttih, Was ap
and Tom Todd, sows proposed by My i pointed to present ,the report of the
rrd
Mtoch Matbeahn, Reeve of Ashfield. annual mount no Sb. Preahytery.
Mr. Frank Todd msde s hiving rrl,ly The aftern,,'.,, mewling, wile/
opened h a t' by Mrs. S.
en, rimed with
the est right from the start It's a amt 1)r W.V. Johnston. of Lucknow,
pity the present Government could not jprewnte11 him with a framed photo- Monro (l�/ew. of11h
lave found- a anistitute for it. graph' of the famous steer. t��
prs)er hylirre I Vis,
let iwter a dbe
eeatlron from the hangnet I
A DRIVING TiP arsvrmpsaled the Todds to the Com- -'h' FawMst
I munity Hall. to. Helens, where sit ! Imt with dine
IKlacanllm' News) tat home ass icing heed by the Wo- 'lint.
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