The Signal, 1914-3-12, Page 61 'Mt -manta Makin 12. 1914
THE SIGNAL : GOUERICH ONTARIO
Read this: It may
save your Life
Sar. 1 1 ry R:needy is made f• -•
With.. ,tad es perfectly aaradoes. it
yea ale A aiit sit hers GaY.biamow
K.dney Stones, ur Gravel, Sancti aril
erect a p. 'love cure. If you have
ha:kache, kidney, bladder trouble, ur
OA urnati=nt that is caused by euro!'
of uric a. id, dizziness, puffy se 'nines
under 'h., eyes, eisollen feet and
ankle-, t • d ::ervous feeling, urine very
tea dark and cloudy, too
ftereic.. and painful urination, brick
dn. t sedaeent In urine afttr standia
a ;. w a,5ur ; you ar•• in eange. +n
Sew! H-d•uy Remedy will save
,'' ' c1I,dizts, 11:.53 per bottle.
r.. - caro. Sane! Men•afactur-
ID. t_.. .. -, Winnipeg, Canada.
1.0r
Funcral Wreaths,
Wedding Bouquets.
and all kends or
Cut Flowers
POWELL
the
G AOCER
rget to leave year orders for
Easter Lillies
aid any
Easter Flowers
THIS WEEK
8s tlT snpplj is limited t'ai: year
filacEWan'7,
COAL
Scranton Hard
Coal—all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
,crates --the hiOtest
--quality of Coal that '
can be bought for
the purpose.
I:ripire Lome s t i c
Lump Coal — most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stove:.
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
I'el.•nhen.• 9e
Victoria Street Church
..._ Celebrates Anniversary
Church Was Erected in 1878 and is Flourishing -
Many Pastors Have Occupied Its Pulpit in
Thirty-five Years
Next Sunday and Monday, March
15th and 18.6. the Victoria street
Methodist ebureb celebrates its :15th
birthday. Tint ocoa'slou will be mark.
ed and highly hottore•d by the visit of
Rev. Dr. Albeit Carman, the veteran
superintendent of the Uetbodiet
church in Canada. He will preach
both morning and evening• and also
speak at a tea meeting on the follow-
ing day. The Sunday will be obese" v.
ed as 'go -to -church" day- and efforts
will hematite to have the chuich pack-
e'l at both rervieve.
('HI'RCH HIt3'rORY
The edifice and perinnage is one of
�tbe beauty eine r 01 (ioderich: It was
erected lir leis et a cunt of about
IMJUU and dedicated on december 21.1
of the sane year. The flint minister•,
and who real•v was inutruruental iu
tbi• building of :', was ttev. 0. G. Col -
:nitre, who has long sing/ passed away.
It is only panted that a charcb at ire
bead ha. a struggle foo its exiat-
ence and , seine odes that e.tre�Rggle is n
bard fight. It was ao with the Victoria
street chili c.h. At the time of Its ertt••
tion thrix Was a .tuell congregation
and the fiii ene.e of the churn wen• at ,
a low rb. The. ti a-tre hoard at that
time was M,,a, Jame. Martin. W
P.p,t, Mowed Weller. Riche/NI
Young and Jetties 1.•11 Thredmen,
Whit are • all de u1, wurkt1d labor-
iously and gradually hit by bit. mrr.ag-
ed to railer the. hooch ti its strug-
gling suite. The subscript fou list teas
circulated and. many of th,ae who put
their ••-Wattage, to tate wheel'' then
hats• also pie-rr.I to thrix len aid.
MANY f'.t,Sl'OUM
Iluring its C.:-ye:aas ex,.te•ltce tu.uot-
pasture hat /• ..•v upi:•d a h•• pulpit pool
them tattr:e..2i.=.44tt «to,flaw. l..
A. Frienee H. v. .1, W Sottun. ftti.
J. t' Po. set•.. . Rev J. f'. ?lurdrn. Iter.
.1 11 t'.rsun.-Itrv. 4.. t''. t•.altesn. Jit -v.
Atsi I#.,, 14. v. N. S. Hutton.
Itert rr, iaisn, itrv. Warr. Torr-
ence 1..—. ft••nry Irwnr, Rev. REV. J. E. FORD
__--- The present pastor art the iet-oia
•' Street Ileibtdist ebuteh tie came
bete 'row 1'lintnn last July.
(Goodwin, Rev. 8. J. Allio, Rev. J. M•
Rubinson, Rev. W. H. Graham, Rev.
W. K. Millyaed. Rev. Dr. Medd and
the present canoe. lila.. J. K. Ford.
PAKSONAliF: BUILT
During the p`r'orate of Rev. Wm.
Goodwin, in INSP. n parsonage adjoin-
ing the church property was erected.
In PIC while Rev. W. 1l. Graham wan
pastor an addition was made to it.
A proof thief tbe congregation way
in a tiouribing condition Is evidenced
by the feet that in the veer Ilws► the
last dollar of debt was cleared orf the
parsonage and church. Slifer that
time the pews have been free. 1t wit•
during the time that Rev, W. 11. MiU-
yrrd was the piutur that the interior
of the church was re -decorated, cost-
ing `bora 574.•
.At the present time the trustee
r beatd.•tr . coneiderint; building a new.
shed lot- the neentumbklation of those.
who drive to church, Arad hive soiree
time r'i,o decided to put u new rot f oar
the edifice Itself. The roof on the
Lelnrerte terw'f.. ceche astir tin
when it tens built.
ALI. BRANCHES FLOURISH
The congregation re no* in
h)a flitur-
iR i
ng condition and has a member.
ship of at least .;tot►. The present
trustee board is very enftrpristng and
is composed of Meseta. J. H. Million,
Keri, to some alter 1t..'. -ane.
p,..at tar ena' ny ..d V sur.
1..•. e...a.teyvurtaw: isyreperatlea.
union of the Methodist churches took
place he was elected general superin-
tendent of the Methodist church in
Canada which past tie has held ever
since.
KEPHALDOL
COrlES TO CANADA
Originated by Dr. `toter, a famous
physician of Vienna, Auatris, Kepbal-
dthroughout
d is known and used throught
F:uropeand Great Bt itaio,
Now, hacked by the endorsements of
hubdreds of physicians and hospital,
1 it onrush• toCausedra to relieve pain 1104
were rheutuatiatn, sciatic -rt. iumbag<•,
neuralgia, neuritis, headache, la grippe,
fevers nod simile taonhles,
Kephaldi4 baa renewed the highest
eornmendatl on front the medical pro-
teision because of its direct strengthen-
ing ,action on the •tier' es. without ln,
jury tar_ the heart. i*d its. hurting regu-
1ntire and (-metier •!Teel upon the
1. whole sysut.
t-nhki' .te-f are imin-killing 'remedies.
Kepbaklol to absolutely bartuleea. It
cause% no itilrstiuu' ittitatIon. and has
It deities-in/effects.
Kepbaldol Will now Laing to pain-
; raokaA».'•..._.1i__ -It t' untold
,rigs which atm. reliredy conferred in
the O!d country ;oy of 'perfect lite
again toatone we.,, pn•tbaps for many
y eats.': haze dragged t hra•ugb s tot
Mooted existence.
Get a roe -tube of Kephaldol tablets
et yourdruggist'•. Kephaklnl. Limited.
31 Latour stltet, 3loatteul."'
ONTARIO GOING DRY
Temperance is Gradually Spreading. in
the Province
While the Liberal police of "nbolish
the bar" 1s agitating the minds of
rhe legii53wtore in Qnt•rn'., park. Toron-
to,.iapa.t n* lbw itesprarc'1ieewset
branch of the provincial eecretayy's
departn:eut. just t+.ural, presents some
inteacstingslaliatiesof the movement
to reduce the number et burs in the
province.
The report note. at the outset that
fur the license year ended April aitb.
It'13, there Was a reduction in tavern
•• and shop licenses of 7u. and it further
edu.•tiun of Ion' fur the year IAI,t-lull.
The total number ot n11 licenee:i for
11113-1'11i is 17111, In (bit;aespeet it is
significant to ()bemire the reduction in
the number of licenses since 14.1, the
first year for which elalit ties are git'e•n,
to the present time. In lss74 the total
license of all claws` isataed was til�tj,
while in 1912 it wee 1774. Thea.- tig-
wes do nut include licenses issued for
six months at summer resort• nod
situiiar places, hence the slight differ-
ence in the two Hgutes quotid..
The fines c•dlected amounted to
$:l7,4:Ci. of which $14,7111 wale itom
local option ruunicipalitier. - The ex-
penditure for the service•, wbicb ia-
clrida•s the work of the licenleo inspect-
ors charged with the enfot't•e•nient of
the nct, was $11,Ilti.
.For the year there was an increase
f 173n in the number of commitments
.r dinukrnnrs' over 11112, the Reuters
reels arse being ltilJ:tand 0613. There
etc Sia e•onvteuons +sgainst local up-
on bylaws for the year. and 761 con-
icti.-tas for infraction of the liquor li-
st act exclu. ive of those against
e local option bylaws.
There were 1432 organized Municipal
ira in the province at the time of
utility the term' t, and of these IJ)
re under Iocad option. In addition,
there are 162 . tl,d•r municipalities in
which no licenses are issued, leaving
360 under license. Thus it will he seen
that more than half the muui.:ipalities
int Intario err It,About licensed hotels.
The amount paid fur expenses of
contents -stoners, salaries of inspectors,
legal expense. and other incidentals
was sea,:loft. The total receipts for ti•
sense's, tines and tran.frrs sou 11850„-
075. wbicb was distributed as follows:
To the municipalities., $33t., t.',n ; to the
province. $:341.1.;; : expenses as given.
aGN.360, leaving it balance of $6400 in
the account.
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VICTORIA ST. METHODIST
CHURCH
N tt •`nei I.y ,r will celebrate
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REV. DR. A. CARMAN ti
He had been the veteran General Superin-
tendent
tendent of the Methodi.i church in Cnnada can
since isn't when the union . f the Methodist th
church'. took place. 11e will preach at the
annivcrrtar% t, rri,•,• in Victoria Street Meth- 11
enlist Church neat Suud..T, 111
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Don't be satisfied with
anything less than an
Edison Phonograph
�• ala
Throughout the history of sound reproduction Mr. Edison
has blazed the trail. Every important step has been con-
ceived first in his mind. He is the acknowledged master
of 'acoustics throughout the world. His recent triumph is
the Blue Amberol Record.
It came, after cotmdea experanents. with all its strength of vol-
taae, sweetness of quality and lasts= endurance. To bring out the
rrsarkable tone of this new
record demanded a new repro-
ducer. He inventej it - the
Diamond - Pont Re�oduat.
he
With g there s [tone of the
minors d changing the
after edit record. T
is u a part of the phone.
IIIap6 its beautiful cabinet.
Has a mar A.bevol —4... e .1 we
ark. tar Ediewsaa desk. wit ploy sea
like. We on ess-
sear w r tie w.wd will year sr.
.,tans steam w p;E. 1... Atwbass VI
otao
A root:l re ere al Una Prhen.rtaphe and Raeards 041 le lewd ee
JAMES F. THOMSON
secretary ; Was. Bwaffield, George
(Green, H. M. Elliott, Thomas 'Warren -
yr. Benjamin Hoegarih, W. J. Blair,
W ni. Blake. Samuel Shear down,
Wren Sbeardown, George Fowler, E,
C. Belcher, 0. W. Andrews, E. M.
Mitchell, Thomas W. Hell and Tbomew
Haw kits.
For many years Mr. Wm. Swaf-
field, who celebrated his mitt birthday
last Saturday, wag the recording
steward and for the toast .915 veers Mr,
G. M. Elliott has pleyd a heroic part
in that capacity.
81'Ntig.1 SCHOOI. L.
Most t•ncmlragicg is the wry which
the timidity school is being increased
in membership and efficiency. The
present superintendent Is now Mr. J.
H. 'slillien. %'ithout the cradle roll
the q,emberabip is ,scholars and the
cradle roll is fs. children. There are
11 teachers and six officers. In coo-
uectwn with the school Rev. J. E.
Ford some month's ago oryynized an
adult Billie clans. A young ladies'
Bible class is under the'capablerare of
Yn. S. wwrk. Mr. C. M. Rohet•tson
hes charge of the young boys' bis
etas..
THE CHOIR
The holy is in a auccewtul state and
Mr, E. 4'. Belcher, wbo ha. bad c tg1r
of it for the peat fifteen years,
hi might it up to an exc. (tent ata of
eMc4'ney. Mire McClinton is the
orgataat and the choir numbers 16
members. The organ ww. purchased
and pseeewted 'to the . hmch some
years ago by Mr. (i.orgr• Green.
All branches of the chi show
prowess and the church a bright
future ahead of 1t. Rev. J. R. Ford,
although he only assumed the reigns
of power last July, has made many
friend. in the r'•ng.eeation and hat,
alreadyproved his ..[.rens qualities a.
a Reed .pecker.
[to dowbl the lune atwllenee who
will turf, out on rtenAay next will he
wall paid, for itee. Dor. (Jansen is a
fortwtale speaket . la 1884 when lbs
Merle., kw** algid Andrew Car-
rick, brothers of the late James Gar-
rick, of Hay, dent in North Bay • of
pneumonia within a very short time
of one another.
A BETTER REMEDY
(A B
irds=eye View
by The HaarA
The hawk is sorry lentil that We
oW friend Mr. prow bas departed this
life. Peter was a good old chap and
often was a good study for his photo-
graphic bo.'. He say., it will likely
be as insurance, when you must die to
win. 1t is altogether. likely that these
portraits will now be worth wore
moues than formerly. Such is lite.
IL i. •
toe. bad that pea.ple laugh at
other's misfortunes but rouse of tbe
'scholars of the (i l'.1. considered it a
ripping good '..ke when ane of their
mother tore his clothes o1 the road to
13eutuilier en I'ridas night last. The
one who tr.et with this trouble took it
as a it.ke and all Isughed toga Mei
lbs Hawk hasheatd tt.at a certain
resident on East street has a hen that
hatched two chickens in January.
Ask the. farmer's wife what she knows
about barks steeling chickens. But
those on East street ought to be
large enough to leek after themselves
by this time. be thinks.
.. .
The deputation has gone to Ottawa
to bring before the government the
neeessity of improving- the tloderkh
harbor. It is to be hoped that the
minister of 1'ubtic Works will "fall
in" with of the deputation
or The Hawk says br should fall into
the drink.
• • •
The Hawk hits in wind a story
which be recently real. He thought
it was a goon: one and so believes in
passing; it on. The study rau. A
young roan who war simply bubbling
over with bruin., or thought hr w.as,
was looking over.a crowded I'e .t•oget
is -w -at Fur there- wee 1io
cat; err left.
Suddenly hr conceit eel a bright idea,
abatieninft an alRt iai air, bestafkad-up
to the end - ot the car and cried in
stentorian voice:
"All' change ! .This carriage idn't
going. ,
There Were angry exclamations, and
general exodus Was trade from
Ibe crowded car .as the occupants
hurriedly ecrauihled tar: Sud sorted
themselves into otherparts of the
train. The senile on the young man's
haer.sw-sa•1,iwtsd atrr!^-etvw•etrid1tke'av'r
he' cowfertubty settled himself lar one
of the seats.;
"Ah," he cried. "it is * splendid
thing to be clever ,. hot 1 wish they
would hut•ry up and 'cart."
,fust Oben the station master passed
and looked into the window. . ..-
•'1 supperwr," he remarked. "you're
the bwart young m-ol who lead the
people this carriage was! not going 'r`' .
•- et," faltered the,•young wen.
"Well," auraeretl the stationmaster.
"you erre right. It is not and the
Rain ha,.
KEEP THE WINDOWS OPEN
Mir is the sea.on when it is neces-
sary to keep the windows open. '
Wtndv t' open themselves natural-
ly iu for buntwer. t1'e all sigh then
ter the coul tweezes which the high-
Ht:ng rash invites. !tut it io ao easy
in tha winter to leave a winde•ts- shut
rind keep out 'be cold. Vet this i,
precisely the season la lieu the house
sur is must dangerous.
A wu,duw d..wu at the top is sel-
dom a draught-crratur. 'lies le se siw-
p1e fart wbtcu many do not know,
but a knowledge art which Wright lead
hosts of timid people onto lowering
the window. Yet bottling draws of!
the stale air from a room like a win-
dow dropped an tr.cb ur two from the
top. It a far more effective than a
window raised et the bottom. And if
iv 'be *aimed window which Hoods you
with cold air and drives you to quick-
ly shut it up.
Air seems to have little diff!culty in
getting into a house It )-uu will tttwke
ruum for it. ''herr are chinks et the
door. which will let it in. once a va-
Cuum is created inside try letting the
super-hratrd and foul air out at the
top of a lowered window. The upper
openings in a house appear to Ls ber-
wetically jealed wbeo they are clusted
while the lower opening. fit loosely.
This is why a lowered window will
draw plenty of fresh air into se room
elsewhere.
One of the development's of modern
[Less sesta` hates dress Saar frissZ�s.
winter almo.phere and then to put on
very heavy wraps to go. out. This ef-
fect of this is, of tourer. that our hou-
ses are over -heated to keep ur warm
when we nit inactive, with our ma-
shie garment. laid off. Thi` is about
had a thing ss we would do for
alto. we breathe baked air all win-
e --we keep the windows shut to
stain a high degree of bent—we
ar an outside currert of lir whine
ars not clad foe out-o‘doors, it
Quid be far tetter to foIIe,w the
duh custom of dressing more
rlly for the house sod weigh -
ourselves down with fewer outer
enema when we go out.
At all events, keep the window
o. it prevent. tubereulo.ia—it
riche. the Mood—it enlivens the
to it tones up the health—and it
. one In hotter form to renis[ the
Hacks of disease- it is the ebeapa.t
Itlt recipe open to universal nee,
• window should be open more
n than the drug .torr.
SS
THAN NASTY SALTS he
Pew peepie like to take phycr . especially I fe
take and became
e they e se &Nagrr•eabIe to we
pains w
t� Rada OlderTice enablpong l
e eyou t.. Fang
. ha physic, without Itgriping. d Ise`
Of log
y file, only temporary g
mild often leave the bowels worse off
than befbse.
*m4 lhdrvtier move the bowels one
and soothe, tone and atren1thee en
iota wed muscles. leaving them (
rite
healthy and lar in action. They taste put
like randy, and the movement they cause
b as easy wr
end natural as though yaw lea
were in perfect health and you never had be
much
fait' into R - physicany J Ordertiu that we m, you ben
to try them with urge
s they do alit alt is Sewy way, call
you hew On do to sons gamey � is
(whad tea We hnseedy believe them to he
owi-1 remedy
t t bYam cm bey _ L vest
"'e'er and only o y The
Re=sill tstof>ta. in [)fie bison soft e( ass
fl. r Montoro Phs.B., druggist. Bed-
ford Block, (Goderich•
nurse`s L. Waw! vet.
1aselis that the fresehlso
= en 'W sad that tRq be
I* web etQts idesof
Feellsoust et
la ell sci espailiss. tildt
o-
F ' 'es Are Buying
"Sunkist" Oranges
by the Box or Half -Box
Enjoy the rich, delicious meat and sweet, tangy juicy of
ruddy, thin-skinned, seedless "Sunkist" oranges.
Have this golden fruit for breakfast , dessert arld
"between meals." Cleanest of all fruits—never touched
by bare hands. All the picker
and packers of "Sunkist"
oranges wear clean white
cotton gloves.
"Sunkist" oranges are the fin-
est, juiciest oranges in the world.
Tree -ripened, fiberless, Not a seed
in "Sunkist?' Buy them by the box
or half -box. That is cheaper than bay-
ing by the dozen. They keep for weeks,
1
Get Rogers Silver with
"Sunkist" Wrappers
Cut the trademarks from " Sunkist" oranKc
wrappers and send them to us. We offer 27
ferent premiums, all Rogers A-1 Standcrd Guaran-
teed Silverware. Exclusive "Sunkist" design,
For this orange spoon send 12 "Sunkist' Orange
Wrappers and 12 cents. "Red Ball" orange wr'tr,-
pers count same as"Sunkist."
in remitting, :end amounts of 20 cents or over
by Postal N ote, Post Office or Express Money Order,
Buy "Sunkist" Oranges
at Your Dealer's
Send your name and full address for free or,
mium circular and Premium Club Pian. Addrc
ail orders for premiums and all inquiries to
- . CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS _EXCHANGE
105 Klieg Street. East. arr. Church TORONTO, ONT.
12 Tumors Removed Without An Operation
' Oliver Lake, Ont, sera 20. 1:v
Treer-lur,. Cur -rah. --I am enjoyingbetter health than I bare for 'lilt 'ea -4
ra.l 1 think 1 am entirely cured. 1 have none of tho old symptom` t ar. eery
•-atefut" for my present health• wad think Orange Lily la tM greatest tr.:omen'
for women the world knows. Its
sue In my ease causal 1) tumor,
or growths of some sort tea 1.•• ea -
paned, some were u Inge a. Leo's
err, and others smaller, doe n to
the alae of a walnut. Tou may use
m7 case la your advertlserurt.: for
It 1s the solid truth, anal y a
cannot describe all the t•
• dean fur me 1/fnK` fie .' F „e.
ridge.
Th1s letter rives an Indic -mi.., el
the positive Irnert, that i.1‘. .• -n
follow the urn of Orange -1417. It is
nn ;, ppllld treatm. nt and
In ire:
_ � t morsel with the .aT
n ars. It fm�<lace. r .nl'-
t ru start In all cases of women's disorders. Ire1udlag palnrul perm.! t.,
Womb. Irregulargtles. tenoorrhoeee. etc.
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will send a saa,ple box containing 10 days' treatment absolutely r: .
altering woman who has not yet tried It 1f she will •i.md me her ail TTN.
tramps wed address MRS. FRANCIS E. CURRAN, Windsor. Ont.
Kir sale ha Ir ldlgtg'I)ruggists everywhere.
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Uses for Panshine—
Keeps
white.
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:woodwork and paintwork spotlessly clean and
Scours pots and pans. Clean` cutlery and glass-
ware. Makes bathroo-n; spick and span.
Keeps kitchens immaculate and sweet.
ANSHINE
is a clean, white, pure powder that has
no disagreeable smell, won't scratch
and will not injure the hands. Buy
Panshinc. You'll be glad you did.
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because It la
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