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THE 81GNAL PRINTING CO., LTD.
W. H. Robertson, Editor and Manager
Telephone M : Ooderlch, Ont.
1bursday, September 24th, 196
OLD HOME WEEN _
THE SIGNAL
tissues la to be semi. And though Cl1a-
co wrupe r ore to aseerpositioo In the Phil Ostler of Lazy Meadows
the site
we venture to assert that u
the alto of a county museum 11 is not By HARRY J. BOYLE
the logical place. The history of
Goderich as a settled community goer
back farther than that of any other
place In the eounty, and the adjoining
township of Colborne U the locale of
a great deal of early history. Further-
more, there are more people In God-
erich to visit the museum than at any
other place 1n the county. 11 the and listen to the cars go by.
1-011g this time every year
good people of Clinton and its neigh- 1µ•t Into The habit of stopping Nile
borhood and those of the other parts titstr as I eo by that old shed on the
of the county would co-operate hstodge of the %allege and hook at them
building up the museum here It would gaudy poster affairs. 1 reed *11
become In time the depository of a. about the super -fairs that they hold
great deal of valuable hlaterkel.maler-14 Toronto or Luttdoi and 1 get
dow
1a1. (K course. there should be a •a- 1 •1e th inf-thot. t'sually-1-t go 1 drop downn
egsorea� 4walkvf•taawtge•rentec-tatllesvitrs .alis station and rte Jeska about
GODERIC)i, ONT.
Head of Canadiiin
National Rail ars
'•rluE viiLM;E SAlW"•
ve never been wueh fnr*Waal
A Practical Railwayman Who
I
d01u'.. exceptiug perhaps goime to the Hag i Lifetime of TraiII-
ch44urh .upper at Thanksgiving or to inj Behind Him
a neighbor's wake. lather than that
1 would just as stent alt out 0n the Aunounuement was made recently of
hack stoup In nay sock feet and smoke the appointment of Mr. 8. J. Hunger
_..JtJas& daYita scales lux-btans4.1811-.,
s . and Ooderlch L to have an old tet‘hlp ou which the various portions ;how much a ticket would he. and I nal
bye' reunion in 19tH. The exact of the county might be suitably repro- m7 bead and say that I'll see him later
dates have not yet been razed, bot toseated by persons of their own shoos- and maybe I'll go.
doubt will be within the next week 1 The days go right smart end the
sr two. Then the invitation can go _ - - layer Is tilled np with the news of
*girth to the old boys and girls from the city fairs and before I realize it
■alifaz to Vancouver, In every State IIIUSr CARRY WIRELESS they are all giver. 1 11/111- over the understands the duties ■11d problems
Ottawa, Sept. 17. --All freighters on fart that I hare missed them and of all grades from apprentice to exe-
sf the Union, In every land wherever the Great Lakes of over 5,009 trues grumble along with everybody else cutive utBcer.
they may be, to come back and spend tonnage and plying between ports about how poor the fair at the village els lengthy period of service has
-vs s- a week of comradeship in the old more than $00 miles apart will be will be.__- given him, realdenre in seven of the
town. Already a number of former required to earry radio -telegraph equip- Then the boys start to perk up and uina provinces of the Dominion. He
Gedericbitee, anticipating the decision ment and a competent operator •from I sew them making bird -nests ac.14,nas Hved sad woriM in the maritime
Jost reached, have expressed their in- l4gp[rmtoer•11 to for close of East n. *•rates for their pet rabbits and groom- Pruvinter, in Quebec and Ontario, in
tention of visiting their old home town
text summer, and no doubt the num-
ber w111 be greatly augmented as soon
as the datea are definitely known.
A community undertaking of this
land means a vast amount of work for
those upon whom the chief responsibtl-
ford as cltalrwau of the board of trus-
tees of the (rnrdlan \atioual hall-
ways.
Mr. Hungerford bve
rlues to his ne
ofifce experience gained during fifty
Years of service with both the major
railway systems of ivada, and an in-
ill&rte "know ge u e ranapor a -
tion raquireweuts of all tedious of
___Jea___.+__ - Mm'-- bald. lu__ sum�
cession, important positions of reap°
albillty In connection with the opera-
tion, maintenance, construction and ad-
ministration of the Canadian railways.
Railroading has been his life -work and,
by reaeou of this 'fact, he knows and
IBIS
ta
tion, It was announced yesterday by Ing up Christopher the colt. The wife
Hon. C. U. Rowe Minister of Trane is shining up sealers of jam and pee-
r k__ serves and I get my best shoes out
port.
The Minister announced the order entd shine them up. Then the morn- where the National System now oper-
bad been issued under provisions of ingof the fair they get the ear all rtes the Central Vermont Railway.
the new Canada Shipping Act Pre loaded up until it looks like a moderu His career is a story of endeavor and
vinnsly the r•ompuisory radio equip-
ment applied to passenger vessels only.
each of tbe three Prairie Provinces and
in British Columbia. Likewise, he
has served In the State of Vermont,
tty is laid. This work can be greatly DEPOSIT Boum RBI.EA ign
lessened by the voluntary and cordial ( Seal fort b F.zposltor) .s
co-operation of all the citizens. Namess Owners of securities and documents
and addresses of former residents vr•1wbohad safety depoiit-boies ht -11M -ii
the town can be recalled or hunted ; Huggard vault were tMCQe happy oa a *leak around to where Tim Mu p
u p and handed In to the committee. Thursday last, when the court order has a crock of apple -Jack. It tests..'
sad later on there will be plenty 18Igranted by Justice -J-. A. McBvoy eagle real lHsol and after I have s swig -I
do in planning and preparing the into effect and the boxes were released. feel real gaol. Along about Dae•
week's program, so that the returning Edward T. Berry, acting for the oeho•k the fair begins. The boys
Guaranty Trust Company of Canada, ethic realrelose to me and then I slip.
old boys and girls may he asseired of , pfr
Windsor, trustee o[ the Huggard !state, fiscal . a half -dollar a •e• and they
a good time while they are here. took the proof of ownership of deposit strenk for the midway.
The spirit should b•: All together boxes and made the releases. . Now 1 always maintain that thee* r
to provide a happy. memorable time All safety deposit •foxes. hove hese midwaye are nothing more than m•w-
for the homeeromers of 1937. in the custody of the bank since last ey.grahs. f At the gros•ry store 1 argue
I Ma,; a circumstance.that has brought that the fair dlrw.tors sl Id not alb s•
-
Nom's- Atk. All the road s axe prat t .
well jammed top with the neigh-
bors and tltelr stuff and we have to
I 160 Y
WOMEN'S KINGLESS CHIFFON and
light ttervtee weight Silk Stock-
Ings. Pair
MERCURY MAKE itt Fall altadaa, suntan,
neutral beige, leather tan, smoke -
naiad. 2 pairs ;1.36; pair 69c
s•-
NEW 9 z 12 BRANUM
in Modern and lentian types
Special
Siete 4'�6" X 7` 6. Each.. -.. .
1V v 9 e1i
sizer' i Eaeb .. .
Sisp 9 i `101/x'. Each
$35.00
$12.00
$19.00 '
$25.00
$27.50
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
Extra large size and heavy nap. Rain-
bow borders. Finished singly. Size 72 x
90.
Pair $2.78. Each $1.39
SHEETING
HIS bleached gnovr-white- -Sheeting.
7tt inches wide. Regular 65c. Septem- 49c
us" QQ������+soe.�r wallrinraia.. .. ..
BLANKETS .r
Finest"- alr-wool, closely woven and
heavily napped, beautifully bordered in deep
rainbow effect. Finished singly. Full $3.75
90 inches long. Pair $7 50. Each
& SDN
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official position penult in, motoring i HOW TO COAX PROBPRR1lTY
through the country districts of Que- 1 ( Milverton Sun)
bee, making frequent , pilgrimages to ; . Reports from practically every die -
achievement. The youth wbo west 'kis old home -et Farnham, 'where he-trkt are to the effect that business
cheerfully to work as an apprentice in stmt has alas, friends. 'Conditions are improving and menu-
tbe locomotive shops of the South- Just under sit feet ln-belght,be has--lecturersare looking forward to a re -
merely crawl along Itecauae Neighbor Eastern Railway at Farnham. Que., 1a the slim build and quiet bearing that I guise old-fashioned boom this fall. It
Huggins to leatiing an it ,*ill that Is 18140 has, b•evime, in 10: (1, the eau at ere so often associated with the stn..; takgs,dollar wheat and increased farm
pretty temperamental. 1 -- the head of the largest railway sell- dent. Ile is slow of speech, but while' 'paces to evtax prosperity around the
1n at the fair everybody is !emitting chary of words those that are spoken corner.
teal In the western benalsphere. The
ad -while -Use folks are busy 1 n creating lfirnarta- have shown carry tonvklfo'a. i
Murpit that he has floe Will td`a b el-,ve. -With A few yean ago SI 'Twterviewer $AZ1 OPPRESSION
industry ane study he won position closed a Smith/ Interview by anitsg.. (London Advert is'rt
ttwo questions of Mr; jigggarthyd. Has Hitler is (wing praised for having
answers are so character stie that they set tree more than :sermon political
deserve record. Asked' what he re- prisoners on the oceasl'n of his l,irtb-
garded as the most Important factor day recently. - Tbe fact that the num-
in the ac•hlerrment,pf..his success, the her of political priseuerp In Germany
president of the Canadian National re- _runs into thJm buudreds of thousands /.a.... Whist eek -fly. ty y issls
pilar!! "Attending to my own business shows more strikingly than anything thssk,s.. m,.e vas, -o.• 4, stasse asata
and doing it thoroughly." To the else could bow bitter an enemy 1se the sad seen oluntn.uWa Amore oltOrms.
query, •'What do you regard as the Nazi regime to the progress of man- Dr. ChaseOintment'
secret of pining the goodwill of teas
of thousands of employee*?' Mr.
Hungerforl's reply was even more dr- -
rect. ,for he answered, "Friendly co-
operation." These two answers might
he said to form the keynote of his
ratter.
great inconvenience to the owners, and {them to is• on the grounds. Thus i.
THE SPANISH TANGLE' u some cases actual hardship. 1
i is that i poke to where the cattle are
J Many of the boxes contained only 1lwing'shown behind the old» drill- .
The Toronto Star quotes a pars- , personal paper;,, but In others there relied. past 11e horseshoe engirt*. end
graph from all article contributed to were nonregistered bonds, hearing In -!then came to the midway. sort of hop•
Foreign Affairs, a high-class l'nited Iterest coupons, to which their owners Ing that nobody will see me.
States quarterly, by Lawrence A. i have had no access. for over four I There Is always a lot of music and
months. so that their release was more; yelling and people are laughing and i
Fernsworth. who for some years was' than welcomed. !see them riding around on little hoed
- -
the correspondent of The L,udou I Alt Thursday afternoon there were len horses. I usually start off h7
Timex at Barcelona. It puts the Span- busy scenes witnessed at the bank, as buying a glass of that orangeade and
lab situation in a nutshell an& may'mistime owners came, submitted their' maybe a hot -log. end the first thing
help persons who are bewildered by proofs of claim and departed. happy !you know 1 stn ex had as any of the
therwtae
tie course of events in unhappy Spain r o . i kids•Throwing dsrtx and baseballs and
to get their meatal bearings. The
paragraph he: TOWNSHIP COUNCIL hitting a weight to try and make a
hell ring. Seeing the bills dwtndlc n
-
"ID a moment when a duly I silver, and srori that Is gone a» wen. i
elected and constitutional govern---- OOLBOR?JK TOWNSHIP i listen spellbound to • fellow who as
swot was lighting, it. back to the The municipal council met in the bettering shut the slgbts inside of a
wall, to save Spanish democracy township hall September 15th, at 2 tent. i make to walk away, hut air.
both from the onslaught of its p.m.., with all the members present. attraction Is ton much and won 1 ,to
enemies of the right and from the Minutes of last meeting were adopted inikle t's tovedoon `erymy s11d ure grµlht. and 1
excessive demands of revolution- as read. roll Into pod all find out y.
from the da
•ries of the kind commonly called On mut' Reeve Fesgan was in- !Next morning 1 am ufrom a ay.
red, the privileged classes:e
, the ructed to look after tax sale. what I have repent. but t hide a Int of
ee
army and the church, to salvage A bylaw was passed setting
the per-
their material Interests, dellbera- ceutages on unpaid taxes as follows: weertiele•ow trinkets that I won at tie' after position of Inc tad responslbll-
ately made common cause in an From 14th of December, 190(1, to tat ;'Moths. You know 1 Is a lot 11f
attack upon tax government, dello of iebruary per ce rad h wap clout that fair
that
S. J. HUNGRRFO!D
there
HYDRO RAMIS
(Mount Forest Confederate)
Ontario Hydro -Electric promises •
-tit of $2 per horsepower In the Dear
future. That will mean a cut of tea
per cent. to say those that are now m-
ing $20 per horsepower, but of only Ise
per cent. to those paying $40 per horse-
power, and of only four per cent. to
,. thole. paying $C40 a horsepower. Tbe
1g fellows with the cheap power get
the advantage. Thy not snake MM. •
reduction on a percentage basis?
icy.
1937-2 rat after take a c e'aDn
Tbe first half of his railway career
y ,. Z� {apt mut__ but f really Mu't deny t sMori'
_ Was Witt..l•itb..tlle_-Canadian Pitcl4.c
It was agreed to accept Mr. IL good ttfime. Railway, then came Ma identification
Hill'. tender. 19e per cubic yard, for with the Canadian Northern, subse-
the Allan drain, contract to be con- TORONTO MAN ARRESTED quently to be fused with the Inter -
{stetted by 1st of November, 11.68. colonial and _National Transcontinental
On motion $10 was donated to Dow Charged with Theft of Stocks, Proper` to form the nucleus of the (Canadian
gannrn fair. • ty of Seafe th Mas National system. When the Grand
Road superintendent's vouchers and �, E. Newton, travelling salesman. Trunk Pacific became entangled In co -
the following accounts were submitted of +Toronto, appeared before F. G.
andel difficulties It became the fourth
and parsed for payment: Road sup- -Weir, J.P., on Monday morning, entity of the Canadian National Rall-
erintendeut's vouchers, $351.10; Geo. charged with the theft of stocks rat- ways and Mr. Hungerford took over
erstely.
in which both sides hire since
had an equal share of guilt, de-
liberately opened the gates (o the
revolution of untutored and in-
furiated masses bent upon wiping
out democratic government and
establishing the supreme domina-
tion of the proletariat."
As is not uncommonly the case, the
moderate party in Spain has come t•1
grief between the greedy and impa-
tient "upper' classes and the extreme
C. Feagan, selecting jurors, $3; Joseph
Alton, selecting jurors, $3; Wm. !al-
lows, selecting jurors, $3: Wm. Sal-
uel at $1,200, the property of Robert the position of vice-president and gen-
Boyd, of Seaforth. Newton was re eral manager of that road in addition
mended until Aetober
ins oa ball of ,1r
to his vice-presidency of the other se
_ -."leftists." As the civil war has pro- lows, stamps ■nd registration fees, 200M1. flops of the National system. Thus
chis uoie neuro b $'7; Munictpat World, account, $1.26: It Is alleged Boy& feat Newton he Mme to know tbe organisation,
rfvi . has "-pleekw--eer-•K�estnr' •'rte be-enestnngvd ieni-*sett she business a operation of the
the party el.wt,ljlt_lad P Ili,,._-__ ter,, 96..7• Valentine Plebes, woNk..l• owner received oothing in return, great railway groups. When. In 1982.
bad to depend more and more upon cemetery, $4; Jas. Adams, work In The attempted deal is said to bare the Grand Trunk was added to the
the support of the "red" element. No cemetery, $2.80: Melvin Culbert, do taken place In 1934. Canadian National Railways be
stutter which side wlne. the resulting nation to Dungannon fair, Ent A warrant was out for Newton two was chosen by Sir Henry Tbom-
--'^'- ante win be mew of fere*; for the gree Couni'li Adjourned to meet Ockliiir weeks before be was arrested at Toron- ton as vice-president In charge of
-the operating, mafntpnga a >td 'ZotF-
ECZEMA
•• ant t. stemoewtie---t:oveesmeee, shamed 14 isi.��
upon the w111 of the people as ex- WM. SALLOWS, Clerk,
L9- Qauatz_g� �ir_hle J: F*-�,tr�p�.,.� c a
brought him t0 Goderlch on Mantas,. �structton"df' ?Be 'wtrote- Nattoaat-sys-'
. tem, and to him fell the task of co-
ordinating the various properties into
an operating entity. Ten years later,
he became acting president of the Na-
tional Railways, and In 1934 was ap-
pointed to the rank of president, report-
ing to the trustees a position which
he has held nntll his present appoint -
.
4 meat.
v . Ludon Dcobomlet) Through the whole period of vast
- -- .hence le rellroadt*g, Mr. Hungerford
• What 1s afoot in Surope? What I.ajared by Here Hitler. At preset. has kept abreast cif every improve-
- these two dictators, with all the civil men( and development. As he knew
pressed by ballot. will to out of the I
reestlon, Either the fasciata or the British Public Wonders about
reds will the "top dog." The outcome Government s.e�aaf
to either who cannot (/e satisfactory Attitude of Govel nment
to people who believe in democratic
government.
EDITORIAL NOTES
The price of wheat has lumped to
ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, Sept. 22. -Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Rite -hie, pf Detroit, visked
with their many A4blield friends this
week.
Mr, -and Mrs. Alex. Johnston, of
Chicago. are Thetisg with their many
friends and rrlairat hers
Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKay. John.
Mrs. Johnston and Harold attended the Western Fair one day last week.
Mr. Alex. Mathesarm and '4011, of
Yanrouver, are *Ishtar among their
many friends here. -�
Wedding bells are ringing loudly!
ST. AUGUSTINE
ST. AUGUSTiNE. Sept. 22. -Mrs.
Pratt. of Brownsville, 1s the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Robinson thts week:
Better Appearance !
YOU'LL L4)(1K-11ETTER DRESSED-
. 1'OI "GL FEEL•BETTER DRKS$ED-
Y(ll'•6L A('TUALLY KE BETTER DRK$$El)
When you wear ('lothea measured and fitted by -
MARTIN
Kr•ing-your Stilts or Overgoabs in now for general repair
t,
emessitairi
Frank H. Martin
PHONE 317 TAILOR WEST
$T:"
---Afterhavtag charge-"nf-Rtr:-Angtriflae
end Lucknow parishes for one year,
Rev. Fatter Donnellan is being mowed
this week to East Windsor. Rev.
Father Martin hs his successor.
The regular monthly meeting of the .
St. Augustine Women's Institute will
be held, at the home of Mrs. Mason
McAllister on Wednesday, October
14th, at 2.'(0 p.m. Please note the
change In the date -the 14th instead
of the 7th of October.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sbarpe and dangtt-
ter, Misr Margaret, as eMr. and Mrs.
A. McRae, of Ayr, were week -end
rtaltors with Mr. and Mrs -Mama die--
AlTlater.'"
so_ - iaiflil$ _
t orner Vist/FI/ sad Eitaon Itisi 1 ,txamoism t
1-
Now Open for Business
FULLY EQUIPPED GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION
COMPLETE LIlil OF ATLAS TtRZS, Bit
AND AUTO ACCESSORIES
Mr. 5113 - 1Fa 'rebTe Ypsser and
daughter Margaret, of Bluevale, were
weekend visitors at the home of Mr.
David McAlllater.
- Thrashing and worn -cutting are the
smita.of the 41.I. Ju tigheyis1u1je, _
LEEBUIN
LEF:Iit:RN, Sept. =.-Mrs. L. Craw-
ley and son Donald. of Toronto, and
Mrs. M Tobin, of (io)erich, called on
friends in our burg on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman and
deugbterx Beryl and Alice. of Wain -
fleet, let., are visiting their relatives-
in our neighborhood. -
.l4everal In our burg attent4 tbk
London Fair un differept dare Tact
I I have Herr Rltler and-Signot
above the duller mark. Thar will he land military forces of their totalltar- the weakn*ase* and the Iimltations of week.
Behind them. are mekl 11e earl ton Des end the thin* they Mr.
call initiative In European affair*?the running in Europe. The policy hauled (which were mere toys eom- tune to fall out of an apple tree on
l
orae
great news to those farmers In the Ilan W ng t y gl Andrew Bogie hard the misfor
West who happen to have a good crop,
but It w111 not make any millionaires
in Huron county. What out farmers
would like to see is a letteif4vrlce fur
rattle.
Mnssolin! wrought to secure their pres-
• • •
The rains we have been having will
soften the land nicely for fall plow-
ing. They w111 abet bring along the
tall wheat and help the late turnip.
to grow !rigger, hut they make the
aarveeting of beams ditecuits--Cliotoo
News -Record.
Wouldn't you think the editor of
The News-Reeorel knew ■11 about farm-
ing? We'd like to bet, though. that
the editorial hand never guided a
plow along a single furroa, or pulled
• turnip, late or early, or harvested
a ban. (Dome now, o rn up:
• • •
The News -Record says Huron county
aawld bre ■ museum where articles
which pertain to the beginnings of
settlement In this country_ might toe
U. Clinton, It says, is the "logical
pare" for itch • museum. There U,
IJta,wever, as Institution of Dile deaerlp-
$s• already in Goderich where a large
glad most Interesting collection et -an -
I f4
riffai
...ale
And what paralysis Is It that has wisdeb has given them their initiative
overtaken the great democracies of haw beer* that of Denton: "Ile
Britain end t'rauww? it Is credibly.l'audace; de I'audaee; toujour) de
reported (fiat when last autumn It t'hudace!" The dlctetorr have nicely
seemed that Britain's stout champion- calculated the little more which, they
wup of the league, covenant might might vdare to seise with impunity till
have forced the Duce to abandon his' each fresh o•easlo0 for their audacity.
aggression In hkltjopia, a deputation It la not their atilt If their blues.have
of Hellen admirals waited upotl the ilut teen called. They were not mere
'dictator. Their submission was: "If it . foolhardy gamblers. They have shown
11'a your policy to proceed with an Isuore there a spark of genuine courage
!action which will precipitate war with I it patting their policies and their de-
lft/4411 °At ma be right, and, any I cisions to the test. It I. this deeper -
way, we will to y4.11 But we ate courage In them and Its absence in
think we ought to tell you, before you I the lenders of the democratic croon -
irrevocably ('ommit yourself, that If tries which account for the ascendancy
it comes to that, Italy w111 find her- i of Fascism In the European arena and
self without a fleet In forty-eight hone's. the decline of democracy.
We shall simply be /F►wn out of the IWhat, then, has !rappelled to that
water'" The FasecIst dictator Is re- ' John-Itu.1Mb quality of determinatio•
ported to have replied : Thank you. »1,1,-11 has es. often in aur own history
my ehi1dren. And now go hack to Issued forth NI dogged courage --and
your ships end make your rninds peaty. i xnmettmea in skier wllifulnpas, lie-
f can poe(tlrely Ito tire you that the lovely egotism or even brutality? To -
British are never going to fight, j,cday we are compelled to witness the
e haterer I chose to do These Brit- I display of a spirit which errords
ish are s0 cluttered up with their strangely with British history and
Brent pos*ps*lon*, fin feral Het that traditions
something will crack if they make the in our opinion. tat. situati011 is
slightest move, that they have (sem-
pletely Immobilised themselves. We
;ran count them nut."
Signor Mussolini was right. The
secret which he know* then h* now
Europe le now grave enough to wa'fh
rant,eonsultation.. bet WOOS represeata-
thee of ail portiere in (treat Rritiln.
1t le_k►e future which matters to tela
retry
pared with the locomotives and *11 -
steel passenger trains now In opera-
tion ), so, also, he knows the intricate
details and the capacity of the mon-
ster 0141), the 5700 and the 0400 types
that are the pride \f the Canadian
National system today lend which re-
present, fn large measure. the results
of his 0%10 experience.
Mr. Ilungerford's career, however.
has been founded not alone upon 1Ns
marked aucvess In the mechanical dlvl-
*Ions of the railway industry. He
has long been recognised as one of the
outstanding railway operating om era
of the eontinent, and as an administra-
tor of great ability. Whether the
problems he those of traffic or firmer*,
or those related to the ancillary ser-
vices such as telegraphs, express,
hotels, etc, hie judgment commands
the reepef•t of those who have special -
tied la much fields.
It Ia typical of the man and his
method* of work that his peraOoalfty
is little known outside of the trans-
portation world. He playa • little
golf, 1s fond of walking, and In his
early day* was a keen l.etna.e player.
He is a staunch believer In the Im-
portance of fresh air for keeping physi-
cally fit, which be regard. as a prime
duty, and In the summer time tee speeds
e s many Moon es the restraints .f M.
Saturday and break a small tone In
his leg.
Mrs. Horace Horton Is laid up with
an uttack of asthma, regnlring the
calling of the doctor. We are glad
to report there is some Improvement.
Mr. James Parrish Is h Alexandra
hospital with a broken leg anffered In 1
Ie motor ambient on Wednesday after-
noon of last week. Nle will he laid
up from wdrk for some time.
(laurrh Nstes.-:4ervire In Lcehur■
t next Sundahtt 11 a,m. Sunday school
at 10.15 s m. A good attmdanee 1s
requested for the resumption of the
Sunday sehnnl . September 27th will
he Bible Society Sunday ...4)n Wed-
nesday lent, the Women's MIa*lonwry
i4oe•Iety held their September meeting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Salloma, with is good attendance. Mise
B. Shaw. Oce president. wee leader.
The meeting was op.nerd with a (hymn
and Scripture reading led by the
president. Miss l)llth Horton, and
prayer by Mrs A. Ilorton. The pre•si-
dent reed the program of the west
section Presbyterial rally et Rlyth and
stated that this society was asked to
, give 0110 number 0111 the program. Mrs.
' H. (Totten gave the ehept.r In the
study hok After the meeting a
dainty htneh was served by the hast.»»
and her daughter.
Ratpairg sew An QM
Wm. A. Craig,
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