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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1937-01-07, Page 64. t • MON b. 4014 . ohlhe of passenger train eqi atli$4401,,NatiOnla 11110 wUt be MultdOattlY%,..4k Vaituded, 'beforit ,too pertiog the hoe; toeueer seeliott, .wee etatia toil*/ hY-offirials,0g tb NationaI Syem. Wlth approx ato13.! inn° hnurir:04 ou4 twentr,five ir.tortflitionot% units:10w Opera- \ tOfirintintling-rAllinan'onrAt,0114rat* ng .Ork rAnUlifikrt National lines under contract, this service; has :heezt .rOf.Ist Ouija? with winter' and umreer travellers ttlike,;,, All experiments wh ahY-.cOflditiOfl in tlie Ijnited Stato_ have been. c1ose.y studied antt :best feature* adopted, for use ,1 syStem, installed On ,Onti4aall'IsTA Al oars* The, result lut4,-heett both the travelling 1041410 aiid Car „Department (Alders haver v 'found equipment Ine'St satisfaetory in it ()11,11ir-coQttindi;t1.0.nirtg..:'.eni races more than siniply tooling. or heating The, air within Ai,:',Vets.Ihe proper eiretklA," Von of correctly -tempered air is the, principal requirement.. :The •,probll.nitt of 'oaf builders has been to , provide. 110,;:,cerreet-..arifebat of tke'sh:•air in roPer*ondition- as to.. beth tempera, tire and hwnidity. The • air -condi, tioning ''equipment in use on Canit,* Ian NatiOna1N4t4. provides ful OuPplY..bt fresh, filtered.,eutside: air; controlling the ,'weather i',factor, and vaintainiag.„--balarteed.:4e6aifer withirr,the mown* vehicle.,.,• • •• ;Vreih'..airlrom outside the;trin Is dr wn,inte•the cars by poWeeja lane, fe..4irski-through--a-- removes OF deSt, polien ,and other , . a:heti the,aif passes ,aver heatinki.01',;c6oling:-uhit4 according to the Outside' teMperature.., 1.Proper1y spntsfewd. Malcolm Watsbn; et gu Untversity, Iingstan„ and M. Doug las Meneloold'og XISM (44.10,04 Itiaitr ed At their reapeettve home;. , *tutles ,Volieda Hunter, bohiti Dell :19e nen** Slake Illtoirrimintt,i;have, returned to. StrixtPt iceeep the hung.5 ,14 but that aloirlwrno Iesee Christine viii1eyeeo, '1.thertp:toti :tilnelotiteoft:0*0111,0g zod that 'rot% the former to 'litre'W, akand tho to taniee Newton have returned 0 cal0Y0rte., Obt4:40 '6.4fittIrnAn elrenreoprted open* iivkaluttvintt latter Torie,ntjoelltottrmualo; Mr 'gone back hIe*ttlevere'ettioying to the follies day mt. to enter as, a student nnr$0 t, Other raft ntrisPit01*,TorotirOi.. hillatOtei OhRtir 'Aftet * holidaying tthie Minx Orahaat has returned to' wth her *liter 't104 brother* ,Miss. hristio and 10.: Dan”; Grebe)* .°41304,4,4111YQIit'Qie has Calvert ' has ret ot at's challenger for the America's Cup, but'as a fisherman, T. 0. SoPwith, With. Mr's, Sopwith (both; pictured), arrived in New 'York 1,117111 D ON FATHER'S -FARM „ Whcn : he Upped into the ve,ter.or a flist 'ffe4tris. creek; last7, yitednegday, maitiand Oareoen: two and , half „vats_ , ta h1 ath. Hs little body r distovered, len, than h1,If An hear later, hut efforts et -resuscitation were to no -AVAIL Youtivter", was the . sot.. M. and Mrs, Vlarence who live on the 4th -Concession of Huron, about nilletwest,of .the ittlx 'Otderoatt,- Creek; generally' quitelaw at , this time -• of year, winds . through the Campbell and to the torginued rains was rimning „and c even overflowing - its'hanks.,--Itiektiow .Sentinel.: „ - BUSY ck te,,,,Ottawa*4 Mr,George Doti:Mae Toronto on Monday,, _ Miss Winifred Arlastr000, 0 01.ick4 -Children's lgotsPitolf-c-o),.enfr c -r days with, her parents; Mr. and frs. $1,* Allnetroag* - 1$SeS AlMa Alton and Vera Shet igg rhn. spent the vetation at.thetr •„zsTeyt. Yettee: dipot ill. ilk, :11:014., OOP " ymere the hunter's. do not the pen tho fact, thlitfr• do even bother going to 'a post to am over ft, Farmers olaiin" the 'usual Tett t ing is to, hold' down the fence between pests and straddle over it. Xn dW. pieutital, taritiere have to %turn:* returncd of Su . dark thecks and- gene1 trJeta where rabbits*re'eonstaoreci' to outeach spring to repair their fene. • • • • • • • ' es before •anitual's ean b0 U0:flea ap(turo,. • AN IMPOR FI) Wood has` aiWOYS' been an "1101,4 taut fuel.iwCanacia Orui is still largo., ly *tea, by .our rural and to a tesa)r' ginelVe)f:nifeks.; of the, current hockey - Mts. Alex. Mtwdie of Toronto 48111nt:41:141:11,:'41%'1*1)PricY11°'111111°1,:;u:111ud°11.LVOtblailaInnr17$1;13°1111:1111147t:ritiGtn‘;' 1-°1 'al ?It; camOSign# Lester .ratricit's great Smith 'have, 'return 6 their centre. ice veteran, broke! an 40144, eohool.lthe'forinist to i,Sexem„,Xtridge, — ..,tatgb "asehalk-40.19,,fita•vtho atterAo.„,,Distozil,: and- this with his long years of ger- Mr. G. S. Vfelptire like re iirrie vice \ behind him was thought to just Iron Paisley., about,. close •tho starling centre' •It, A. Yourex-Who' spent. t he .PiiF .11oue1or131,4 'iriwatioil 'at Dundalk, has returned., eMpered it As': foteect ,into the .:4ppareiii:li ood'as.,Over.s,and WOri.c-. • lYtitiS --------Mcs,.140$4tors of, Oro:i ILWII etwi VePlaelng..- the us.04-teit-*whiPh in$ vv\ell'vith,the 'flyliangsters that ville WAS a recent .guest at gr. a4i4 dri`ten finla hrOgh an exhaus4 Patrlok has added& th Blueshirtei Vellt` ^ OSogerS.., Boucher is a It:anger origi, - Individualont).^01; Of _the fresit,Airs nal, one of the few.....Legtf,---14 xl-Nr-Or Sun'qlY is a :feature in -Catadian Aurel Jenain point of service National • Air,eonditioned toping th.auoi ,j-oliat has been ha. the Lars. -Eoah berth Su& Tobin' as an a ;few seasons more.Frank ,spont 1.411,vidaaj. air inlet,' *ritieh can be ,49ple :time oil the Pacific oast beford operated by; tkepassenger to control Rangers were fqnted. the air supply in such manner thift, - -NY-Prbik(iNTO-PZCiPi:8 lourige obsery,ation , bars. ,freSh air -is distributed through, the Cars MEE DEA .from inlets in the ceiling. Some :of !these' ducts are 'combined: -with' the. lighting fixtures; others are s'epar-,' nte. Outlets and 'inlets are so ar- ranged to 'prevent draftsh and to• pro- -vide an ,even circulation of filtere4 air throughout the Care* 1,,EAGUE. STANDING . • . , The air-conditioning equipArt• on. AT tillENNAWS ALLEYS Canadian National trains 'atom' „ . - throughout thiypar. In summcL' .G=6: .1sOili.4 obviates Stiflineheat Aust withn IT 4 the MOviirg° train. In winter it it ito , 9: 12 Team - 'ItArtg rthaS`. All 0,tar's . . . . 1.4tChy. -Str tto Getters , . 18 Maroon .------------------------------12 House �f 15 6 , piehe , 12 Clayton pivins howled the .score Of the season'. at Drennenss last night, spilling the Maple for a total Of OW/ "Jumbo" had .a ,aepare ,In the tifth frame, imd„ had hard hkik in the last frame when he .0,65e4A40 three-4kt and 'Then the head 141 to -011011'.. 'ScOro:"•-*Ok'. *Other Iran* ,but these two waS a strike. '• less 'beneficial,. providing an e7071 ;temperature WzthOnt drafts and dis- coinfert., warnied, fresh air en- tering.' the , Conditioning t. wags, augments the flOor beating • systeni .and maintains a better balanced tem- perature threughout lelig :or shott • journeys. Declared by 'many 'travellers to be - one of the greatest Improvements in train travel in recent years, air-con- ditioning ' Prineipal passenger trains has come to stay, at far as the Canadian National Systent is eon - 'caned, it was stated today by -C. W. Johnston, General Passenger' Traffic' Manager;4:if the national :System. Air-conditioning equipment is tieing installed in .many units 0 present in the, shops and the 1937 program will see the number of units greatly, in-, creased. • Scotty MacDougall was lionle for few hours with 'WS here dot- ing Christnias week. Tho,,- Goderitl • wrestler who has me& .4 name for irimsoll In tlie grunt and groan gluon has been going Strong...in:No* York where the mat Intnioters ave been keeping busy. "Scotty" had to rush away after a fe*houre visit. ARTS 114 USUAL WAY eitafialosOlVitit,-" Jars. Alfred 0. fonglips, contoplains, that the neiv year is et to its 'Usual start, "or the fourth consectittve' winter the bast fellen: her *nu, This time it *At a her sett fore.stm. One. Wilnett *21 covered sideWiLik., zny thanks -for roe to tM Township sexbIleko ot 'YOur Po‘o. nqnceniettt o MondaY, on convinced you ..4n144orie. .241 *Me tilde -of. entitle Without, tear or it relates to %letters °Of .o0nmen. 1, wilI OZ., "tinile on Ott Plan li.Our • Annit' and t i.Othe 14*Certney canto. out *inners 1n the tom: bOillitSt tourne„trient on 'tiodey night 11 the AO* XIO*1;14 -ALIO*, 41M 001 - and Proat Saunders Winning' oPort4 ,ittiner bowled the'lilith f.dere fo-tthe 'ienfrtg at let Nine teams too !c .1)1t.rt• Inthe competition for the .gormt Albert Taylor set the 'recci4 seers o the Session the *me :evetxing. when be bowled 1110 while in ra. 17414/40 ,startie. TWO HURON ASSOCIATIONS = EIMATMNING JAK: 10t1 ,04 arid the 'Anion �ottnty.41titior iiitkaui are hold** Th& flth atkintel a home In te MiaonLWomigeo Okeettpint **41 ind o pE%%onto, ott i‘t• tnuazy2004 Dineingi etiehre rIdr %eke.* 004.-$1‘00, WHY MEN GROW OLD A Writer inilarpor's. Magazine dis- misted the question, why things and men' grow old. In a mat's personal fitlit with ,time; says this loiter.. Mr. Roy .11eiton;.--he hits • to combat: 4...,the scattering of the energy. Of life. In that fight his emotional is highly *portant,- the stwOlUS of hope' over despair, of love Over in- difference, of motive over resigna- tion." And it keeins that “...the fight against Atlet Otitn in net 110 much fight for the duration of the body as it is ft, fight for the dur. ation of the capacity for luippinesi." W. Utirs. , THREE' CRANTED - REIT TOREE TO DIE • There" Irre120 case ot rneae - t Kitchener alth°Dejartme - books and enties are being OV, a rate'0 about ten •It day. Th sehopit "Wiriterboltine'' •AdelaS • have been dosed. eiuz outbreaks o \diesase while Mir Uri: set* Mts NCIV l'EAtING-4Va.ro 11, IsT", TOES.. Ata .11/ • 1S'obs. of hygerieal; the tensien in ,Sing -Sig, New :Orl istate-gison,, yesterday. .. as en --Lawes--told---three-Cf six convicted- • suDDENLy ierst scheduled to be. eXecuted - to. ' night; that their sentences had tiler' . : ,1 t °Wanted ,t0 life imprisonment. Violent, or SOtien----adath --clalme" "Thank God! Oh, thank God ---it's 1,397 Toronto eitizeUS during 1086, greatr cried Ettgene Bruno, 21, the figures released by the chief cor.,- quiet, lame youth who , said he "just ner's office showed on Tuesday.!Thot3 went along" on a holdup climaxed by suddenly.. stricken . or found dend h headed the list with 1.047. Sixty.. inreoo'kjuilylgl--Edwiniubay cciEsposito,eet'or„. a eight tOoklbeir b\v-ri lives, 20 by -poi- The others who escape the death six and 15 by jumping from a height. 40tencet, Sam KilinyieL 21, and Dowi,.. -ThEre4Iveir67--deaths-'4"m-aut 'nick Ztaw26, at down--weakly- mobile aceidents in that city. Accir. talc* tiolsiNuicot ettd ttonr.p:EY .vcmt cretteg- $oiltgeetet-.0.04.-44y)sh-tpeotaole- tut* -at, e,$plentim "EAS The -popular alicl versatile jalossawpm-opi' taa.arnan -Oirer$ a evening rare enjoyment to anyone boasting.ayeu fOr heart?r.langhtPr. ' -SPE!: 'TOP Com 'ing.Artn- sGthern Ana Gene Raymond M.tln 'Wed., Sat. 'And .hei .a. 1,00fp.m. the cots. dental falls aecounted for 57 deaths. 4' It's suffocaqa claimed : 13. It's, wonderful—wonderfuir • Ziz%o Runaway Ifortesgkiiled 2. • One Man repeated, +Wel' and over again. "I was legally hanged. Aeroplanes killed don't have to die. rn live! I'll liver one. gatlikaly,-, drowning were ilightt, The trio's cries of joy found' a Two. persons were gain. Snorts ac strange contrast in the hope-expipd- ce" - --"' ed silence of the .other .thtee who ountd for two deaths and accidee- ' seemingly rata die. In 0.• nearby eon tal gurtSbet wounds took one 'life.' Joe Thirteen pergoris died from burns: ttolognia, alleged "trigger man"' in the killing, asked in- a stanibling two died from -electrocution, and one ics- killed' at the result of an • ad; veiee of despair: 4‘13 that all,. war - W . dental ,eiplosion. "Manslaughter' den? INA there any„...," His volc4 was the cause of death in five ease.3. trailed, off as Law" shook 'his l'end. Twelve persons ,died following opera. Of the six eraideinned .to die in the electric chair, three were reprieve4, tions. Railways took eight lives, ,but the other three muse suffer the 'while street tart accounted for four . death penalty. deaths; • , Mitthinery, •claimed tevot . • livet.. TWO 081'5,0215 were killed b7 .. .bleyeles, four by wagons. Abandonel. babies numbered 12; There. were IN WESTERN STATES eight deaths as the • result of Aber - tient, Coal as took one -life sect-, In Billings, ?balms, 5,000 Peotilet dentally, and illuminaling gas acci- oinifth ef .1110 city' s PoPniationt 'have been, vittlint of .pneumonia -flu dentally acconnted /or two others, . (luring the last Month. 108 artford play/ hereto-mOkrovf 341tilt for the dist time this *WO; This the. 1$rst ;0410 htre t 12ittl• hos *Ili he glad to isee.you * :the est: Ot._140.11t.. '1: Wit treaitor Vivriiitty visited with lierParents in Toronto last week end. TO TI -IE Oki OP THE Ti5WNStilt, OF COLBORNI win the vatepoers ot the tOwnship boZorne, please, *Adeptm gratths,iikk for the ;generous suoport givenst the .ifgt on %tond1. continue*do m3. utmost the beretit of the •VelettShiP and.' .therehy merit the retleVal of the. tonfi4enW,011 laive,*Iiited In Me by .4eletting ne 0*.$1,teltet,far 104i7; • VitithfullYow ICENSE NEEDED TO Exppar HAY „Recently * number of requests , have been 'received by. the Dominion Department of AO/culture tor lictla se* to export ;Pray front Canada or for. information at to the ,tgoessity for such licenses. • NO licenses for this purpose is now required, Two years ago, in Vie* of exist -- 14 situation wkh regard to IOW supplies at that tirrie;it Was required that .thirioers 'obtain a license. frOo the Dominion Departinent of ttro to etporthay, or. Ara! from caneellea at the end: of -Janti* 8,5, and since that no sitgh rest44- ion has been In existence, Standing at the portal Ot the, opening year, Words of Coattail meet _us, 'Hushing every teak; Spoken through the' silence By our .Pather'a site, tender, ettong' and faithful,. attAking4-, tei4)144, z the UN; eft with thee, Bo thou not 'afraid • r. 'wig help and . strenitheo. Be "thou net .distesled„ taw% will uphold thee, • '31/1th my divrt light 'That are tailed and thtisert ./n MY eight to stand. roethe year• Wore: 41 Whit rich auPPliea; Por the poet end need.v' (Living *treeing Alta /*Pe: loot.the gad andsInful Shall lila graee *hood, tor the faint and feeble, reeeet Strength be fOorid. Be will ntver fall Us, e willnot fOrsake; Hla eternal covenant He will never 'break, Resting on His -Prelniee. ,What have We to fear?'' bait .1e* ati-sufddierit • , deaths:THOUGHTS op cHEER have la from the epidemic. I:, . AND -COMFORT three Western atsit.es of the Unio ifumber of cities hive Ocentrect at 'Windsor. CONSERVATIVi/ !'CANDIDATE HAD BIG MAJORITY returns frets). the December 9, East Irstattrigs by-eleetion give Dr. Harold W�lsh, Conservative, it =algae. it1r' f 1424 over his LibenitoPPonent Dr. Iterold A-. Boyce. These 'returns show that mote voters turned out to the in the breliction*that at the Pr- cial general, election of The increase in votes *polled •or ti Liberal tandidate was only I Awl the increase for the .Cohsteriative standard-bearer 861. • - REACHING TOE, GOI.eit, NoVA, so:MIA's APPLES 1946 *role g Department ef A at 1,500,000 barrels, is 18% bsdo-w t year's I,00,00O- b.Lrr.1 is of lett Setts hadatetrinst in lad loss of 100,000 bar- rels. Unl'avomble weather in "esti, -1410--Vindit h frostts, lnjured prattkelly all the nit* peeked fruit estimated t another 000 barrel's. Only *bout 40 per eittrt of this year's - erop Is of litileientlY tod quality fors the exporttrade. -Among th firs1 ten 'people te, dying, the largeStincoMea the United Stites during 10"3$, the nartid of Use Weet appears, her .reeelpfs log $490,80. Bloat Jr., pre- iident 4.00'601 Motors* reetived litrAL.Proident Woelwofth cbztin dote% ie ited, with $ Wni R. tst,pub1istai-, was worth $5®,000 more, at the end of 19.5 than he was at the bgiining uf that year. "Royal York" -Oransto Petto, mes soar 2c' Lakes Mustard ...10t 014 tig1itli-Wil4111:5,Se & G. Soo...0 for130- donenin0,145tt., „ ler lobo ht. cotoroonly_ is st. CCIIttg altuftkot% istubbotu to 'insider. reqUfrhlC 0'mo:two and rArti, or * I of te2C It 0** erldern, home. when, too, It, w & edninituttaIRI tiloottoos.,edoits.$4.1ii dangerOu to iOuelt thildrtn. - - cit'rthhielizilli.atirtwount "illieSinitatedititrtm timporli°16tlitietdirt: When forty Var. sgo they erected thee * Pita hoopitia Ivi.Cattade, for tbs trot - went of tide Tat venture altyi2Wita much' opposi- 14,110i444,:041.41041ne_cfk# at that, time it was triany-iieweveire-t- viral :Wearable. It vas ,itege One of th tfiltio ihtidt 11.141 to be, eat why holli aboutIt.. irotrever„ It, *OH, not 'Unit befote ttohorothhenetootits_hispeosoitletll h*osPtroitettlriltittr • 'WOK euted—ootog hos* and .telkins • St**,,,,the 01411 hetittoileg'41.M. a'1:411c1s1-kaatt4Lo.'.0,:.*60 the Toronto and the 41-. Tenn ItoOttehr fOr COnettniptivee, lehteh :0070,7:0 fOr more than one thOutikna pat ih.2tts, And the then frAts, .otuft 15 r11e(ted by theme and t , fln 16":111trliban°"PUIZuriletht!)11•01:: iii aU nit-to,-oratt: to toAla ,3310 rcsalits, 41),At VW/Sleds trtpAi tr46Ztiltalt lutte,/,.*ottrticttt*_thplee to ga.ttell,14 ..,tO toe for 11001t1,1 trcat,t tont, ;14:tutikl 11,00 „hero !tit.. With nith 11.A*611*1.•''Atki:i rtchttrfueitttdmtblkyliatt-t:411tilitdi"" , With Itats0016$0, nutted *Olt the oreuttt.r It nn- to tetsTenth likten as the tett* of deitthr ithtirn Ii 'a'ae•fOr tort. ,stItt %" buCtntre, le eh* the Minter y and Ott 1 , Y" C6olcing Piga. .2 lbs. Stan. Peaches, tin.Lc Aylmer Soups, 2 tint She in •