The Signal, 1924-12-11, Page 611
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TIIE SIGNAL,
• GODERICH..ONT.
(t1e•rience httl'ror. ,augur. love, ftrtr
..r :lily Plant 1.111 .wit Item itslug N.me
tot '1L0 iuuuweraule talo• urtl.,h't to
raise or lower eyebrows of eyelids.
move t1,. lits. pti.04e a wt'inkle or
a dimple. or hritghlg-alooh some de-
nial
o-tial elan..•. pt..: if It 4.4 III -4 e'
dil:11iou of 111.• 1)111111.,
1.:31011 also;;, tell. .a .401'y t.. 1,110
shadeut. i:Spr,•s1Ua h+ part ,of the
lave, though it Is filetated by the
tonal. mud phi Lace eventually adapts
Itself to the expression most fre-
qu.1rly *Md. If a •wail& is bora an
Adonis and goes through the . world
140044111111, tile• wont will b• part of
his fav,• when he die-. null his chil-
dren will very likely start life with
all inherited sl'ylwl.
\Flea 1 .00.,therefor,•. latter 1...k-
ilt:: 1111.11 Wilt'rrotn1.1. :dont We•-_• �
know they art• inspired with bet te....
thought,-. and that them. will Ie• tau• I
led oil t,. :41111 1111111111111.11to our gre.lt-
gr1•at- grandchildren.
Mn. Seddon. and Miss •111:1
1f we cannot look lut,t the faces
f the futurestomake sure ,Lar the
/w is imprn'.Mg. we Coo look at
th •' past. (',,,t oder the good old
[Lay of 0110 tot two em1Itrits 11110, 111111
4~.1111 an• 1111• frees with those of our
own, y. We have the ex.,•Il•ut evi-
dence of liuinslo.r'ugh, Reynold-.
tasty anti oflu•rs to show a+ what
they looked like.
lolly's pictures. for all 1 know,
were not very 1ik.• hi+ .sitters. They
all look very wash alike, but we may
take 11 that he taintwt the type of
hi. own ahoy, Mud from his {popularity
we may 41-.11111, that he was flatter-
ing rather than the reverse.
Yvon so. his pictures of the grace-
ful bulks of 4'harless Court .ompare
badly with the avers a strong-furel.
wpmre-jawed nitizen o 1111• present
ally. Without' the curl.. r R+ and trap
pines of the Restoration. he aterage
toot of 1924 can loaf hl. a111.1•a.r11
hollow- for looks. physique nil man-
Beauty :tverage Rising
The average modern tau t snot
fi.luteze IWWWO the largest sizes of me- I
11i11etal eat. ..f wall. :uta 1110 naval-
end girl would find it even more dif-
ficult to wear an t:1i7.0.4. 1ton slum-
rnher.
Wnmt 11 has not been heft 1.•hlnd In
the rale. It troy secru unfair to
co
w-
ioer anoutstanding beauty Ilka Niro.
. Iddtou+ with the 1110410111 girl. but
Miss 114_-4 does not suffer by the com-
parison. Mr-. Siddous' beauty was
faua.tt• 101.1111.0 beauty nils rater in
her day. I n11n readily think of a
dozen now p ho would muslin', her.
1 se rival. for most of the other can-
v,s beauties daily.
The average of beauty Is ri•Ing. and
It Is rising 4ecau.,• there Is going on
n ateadv rise in virtue. i do not use
the word in any priggish .Prase, but
for wont of a better tern) to describe
the inherent d..•,tlt•v of in -tinct and
goodness of mine! which are cadent
all around mt.
1:xet,-iso has improved "fir !sane...
but 1t is the -healthy mind that pats
m1• hulw'' .. the 14eri
a
tied i. dr 1 1111arnr sen, in the Sun-
day
e .
.lay Pictorial.
thouglu but contempt for 7 the out
ea Jeans spoke his tams, which
wilaralrstartle Zanttaeu. almost into
exclaiming. "lie knows my name!'
'What would he too'! h'•.uid he drop
down and he lM' 111 the crowd? No!
he Made haste In maim: .11.811 hilt it
was
in order to tale tht' Out. who
' Ity iAMII'TO:%, wished to slop at Illsitouse out of u)••
(bitterly. , Out.crowd to his own toque .11 was al
1 most tat wonderful to be true that
tlik stranger, whose wonderful doing,
tr ,jar' had {tune far and with., 14110411,1 invite
r'kW1 betgre, l himself to be a 3111e14t wi111 hie .. pub -
g at111 t 1k•an. It was all in definite.. of polpnu-
ao 111.• lar custom. No adf-ri•spss•tiug Jew
had ever crossed his threshold, yet
Aim!! {tial for 1L,• human resat now the great rabbi wasted 40 aLide
Veer en',rwlued sol kind a gumst. with tial. The feeling of odium that
mortal tuupnl' their joys can tell hail previous to this rested upon 'hie
W'i whom 11e tondescenda to dwell. cltaettit was wow turned against ,less.,
and the crowd murmured, "That h•
Katse.•ig,.k souls. Thou Prince of I woo gone to be ga•st with a eau 411111
• *inner." ' .
way Thy geuQr reign increase; I Verses. 11.11)-Zarnhaeui Profession
"Throw wide the loot~ each wtlllug and Reward.
r.'ttd
And b•• Ili- empire all mailki(td. Itefort• eutor1111 his house Zaaeliae-
--Jowopb to paused, and lifting his 111111,1, as it
new., to emphasize what he 114 about
1'K.t EK 1 to say. be aeknowlelgestr a new rely
tlouskip. Je.us is non his Lord
« himself out
• .t - v • e made him a fun
• 'Alntij, uy_G,1al•..rwdto_e• all +ee`iug eye Hithrrtt�lt ,lad
testa upon and watches over the refit by hccupting . Pose• under
children of men. let thy spirit. we alien government and bad used his
beseech Mo.., attend our prayers. position tO 11111 worldly
Guide us out„ thyself. and help ns to wealth by false dealing. It w -a. true
bear torp saying. "This 4. the way, what, the crown had said. he was a
•walk ye 10 it," and we shall give thee sinner, but he is 41111 a N10'1t311t sill
all the glory. through Jesus Christ ncr. 'Tele half of my goods 1 give
oil,g Lord. who is the way, the truth to the poor. and if I have taken any-
it11R the life. AWra. thing from any man by false aerusll-
__ tion. 1 restore him four.foll."
S. S. 1 ESSON POR DIF'(. °IA, 19"1. Zarr•1n,en. th,•n g:1t,• pr..of of an
),e.snn Title -The Conversion of awakened eonst•ieuce and a Chan P of
7actImeti. heart On coming Into personal 'eh I
with .1e+us. This 114 f,11owe1 1. Je- I
Lesson PasaGr---Luke 19:1.10. -
(.olden Text-Lui Text -Luke 19:10. - ani approval. for he say. "This day
.ler , n'' was a city of renown in Is salvation come to this house. foras-
Rihdi. al times. It was destroyed by Much as lie also Is a son of Abrs-
JoliLun and a curse was spoken ham -
spans. the Mali who should rebuild 114'. .rluvl•r)iiou woil,1 Is• a blessing
It. 1' was r1•luilt by the wicked king not only to himself but to his family,
Alta! and at Ile time of today's les- for like Abraham he wuu'l tenet' his
son 1• was n city of eommer'lal lee' household to keep the 1111y of the
, ttOrl.ner and was thronged by cart- Lord. Precious 1e this 11e was a
(- tau• passing through to the feast at troubler to hl. family- for "lie that Is
1pru. nl•u1. greedy of gain truubleth his own
ttw. I.1-Zaet•haeu' Rrwhe. house." (Prow. 15 :27, .
Word leo, 1111....01 around that In In the,pers0aw1 interview I.•tweeu
one of t!'' eougclnies was to be seen Jest.. 1t'd 7a:eeMarie, Ju• tVat, •h.:- 41114
ebe "won'l•r-worker.•' and this gave a .ont.rslopt Is not sunething to 114• ex-
' , .1 t is a
onlooker. -.•r r R 11 1
Irtr k p•riruc,'d µme fa d
hp4,•ial interest to the (n I y
They thronged the Way on either -id '. present blessing -"This day is salts-
SittinL in 111. ottlee. the recelp' of tion come to this Ionise" We also
,ustom, Was one who no doubt had learn that the Savia•ur notie•s eery
hoard ref this man and of his having seeking shiner. it was not for the
Paten with publpean$ and ha, ingcalled muttitudeintt for the it,ditidust soul
an,' or them to be to follower. At that ,1l3'.$. died. "God so loved the
-hiss de.:, we can pl.htre him growing world that lie gave his only b•gotn'u
rtalles, and at length, throwing aside tion that whosoever•believ'th in lion
. Lia work. he rises. looking the door should not {erish ,tit have ev.rlrl•t-
and passing out into the crowd Ito, ing life." (John 3:101.
he Was 11141,' of stature. and ,'.,,i i WOKI.1) MISSION. TOh.11
- Wilily 1111TP levo "jostled aside by the 4Ity NI.1111.11. 8atas..44, 1). I4.1
crowd. K,,i.wing tele roadover which No loving word calla ever spoken.
3.11441.• w'n" to NOW. he edged his way It''. goal deed ever done "tomorrow. -
in and out until he reaela(d his goal. We can not set In the tinhorn future
in doing 1+. he violated the Eastern nor 111 !Ise dead .,pnst; only in the lay
ide., of deordm the influential. the 1144 present..
rich 7srrhn,'ns and climbing 'Mat why "every day
is downs -
in neer that he might
secure n plat.. codo )." for today holds life anddealt
so i hand:.
of vnutnge in the r•rowd! Ify ehnraeh•r and destiny, in is
doing. be made ttllm"r•lf n target for opps.nunity says with J, sus, "Me ye
the jeering crowd. 1.111 for all time an have not always."
noht-lilting figurt- In history. ile , We say. ' 1 will take my (1114114'(,:.
sought to see J+•.ns. the wonder- There Is plenty of tam'•." Ah, how
worker• and h.• slaw' !calk.• the Saw- often do we say, "snme nth'•r time." to
1011r. 'find that tier,' is no other time'
Sere. 5-7-1hr Indtalion. Some things we est du "nest al -
Ti.( 11111•1r•au'" 0n,• thmught 1114+ to way,- Itnw shall we find out what
.ee. Int n far mnr.• 11on'lerf,ly thing thine- earl be done tory tiro'•, attd
cam( 0. film. ile was singled out of what things now or never?
all that • mullitnde Jeans looked. only by living in the faith that to -
saw nn.1 said. \u (1011bt 1110 crowd day is the only day we have and chat
did the same. bit` -t1 ith nothing In their lengins; 4-'. ry opportunity for Its
llchul t ,a .4r,ulger at
Ste e••o:ll& ku.s•ka. Ito.. kl
Ila' w 1.l..41 lung, is wait
)'al tr•It no other friend.
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weau1Lr.
Esau filled his lit.. with regret for
4rfliug one day; Esther's was full of
glory for one drys courage. '
Peter slept one Lour, and lost a
tuatehle.s opportunity. Mary'- flame
111 fragraut forever for the loving
deed of a dry. l)o your bast uu.1.
TOO WEAK TO WALK
The Sad Condition of a Brandon
Lady -How Relief Came.
"1 oat• cny present good health to
1)r. Williams' fink Pith.," says Mrs.
Annie 'rr,herne. Brandon, Man., who
tells of her newfound health as fol-
lows: -"Som,• years ago 1 had an at-
tack of pneumonia and it left me in a
terribly •weslkened and run-down
state, 1 NI). unable to walk fur a 1(111g
time, 314 1 had practically lost the use
of my legs, and had tb be earPhrl up
stairs, for I had not the strength to
I;o myself. I became despondent over
m) ,ondition, for I had tried many
ream -die -S. which failed to help Ind.•
While in this wretched condition a
laity' friend urged me to give llr. Wil-
liams' fink ,'ills a trial and 1 pro-
cured * supply. After taking th.'
pill; for a while 1 could 1400 that 1
wits growing slruhgPn. and 1 gladly
(ontintied their use until 1 had fully
regained my old-time health and
strength.
r
s Now I ft - el l a all run
k^t
1
rtake 1• . )r.
t on,
down lin ti I a n a t
y ,'
Williams' Link 'fills, and they never
fail me. I car therefore warmly re-.
commend !hem to others who may 1•e
run down."
There la better toulc than Or.
Williams' Pi k ,'ills to improve the
blood and bong [pack strength after
neut.. dis,•a •s such as fever,. pneu-
m
mini... info euza, Pte. (liven a fair
trial 1h.y ill 1101\disappp,int you.
You ran get the pills from your drug-
gist. or. tl y swill be emit by 'mail at
:A cents Iso by The Dr. Williams'
Nl.dicine. ('0., llroekt tile, 41st.
BEAUTY ON THE INCREASE
A rewere
tr or so a n critics
.>rn. when g
In folj 1. the world how
tongue telling
much it had deteriorated since' the
eenttfy before, 1 v0ic•,1 the heresy
Mit men and women were riot only
tetter looking, and therefore •better
minded. than they had ever been be-
fore. but that they were steadily im-
proving. Every day confirms COP ill
that belief.
1t be my business in life to study
fav, it is also my lot In doing m7
job to go! to know automatically
what is in the mind that is behind
the face. and 1 do not hesitate to
say' -11011 then' i. :1. ..tell, thing . as
real lelltlty of fare without leant y
of mind. And there i. a lot of bot"
klull. of beauty 11iotut tt'luy.
I am not a auhsa•rlher to the clew
that beauty 1s but skin -den., nor have
1 ever' f, 1 "a goodly apple rotten
at 411r heart" that did tot show some
'blemish on, Its.. rosy chw•k 11, .110W
whorl• the worm gut do.
Beauty istwore than it rt-guL•Ir bone
structure covered with healthy flesh
and ship. and whether a face is a fur -
tune or not. it is always a hallmark.
It is nc.t by sheer ,uineideno•t• that
you find In one profession hundreds
d falces that look as though they had
been turned out by the saute mould.
It is not salt water that shapes the
sailor's face. or court room. that
shape the lawyer', or preaching the
parson's.
A criminal',• turn proelalws his
vice, whether he likes it or not. us
clearly as an honest man's proclaims
his worth. Tihis !s no more it 001111:1
deuce than the fart that pile•-suok--
.'r., from Mr. Baldwin downward,
caunot keep a crease In their trouser..
All faces and all appearances are
shaped through as attitude of mind.
As you think, so you b,,,,M.•,
natures and Expression.
Do not suspect me of ,v.nfu.ing
features with e:presaion. Expression
is a physical change and not smut -
thing behind a face which shines
through it. Xo one can sneer, smile,
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FOR THAT
ad Cold
YOU MUST TAKE
s
4/IVf?EDUtfD NY( f 25,
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t'
Long Seidl -ewe
"(lace you anything to sly
"i haat.. your lordship, most a.-
,urlrliv it desire to state without re-
serve or eir,•umlrw•ntion that the pen-
alty impase.1 1.11.1111,1 b• In keeping
or. as It were, commensurate with
my nation in life. which has hither-
to peen 0110 of inc0n•tdefIt,1, im-
portance."
y'.0 seem to Irate a liking
for lung +entM1111'a. Ten year.."
THE WARDENS' CONFERENCE
(Continued from page 41
Road' Purpose w:1% discussed by the
Wardens of Bruce and oxford coun-
ties. Warden Siuelair of Itrtnr•
t•laitued that. though In 111e 4,11.1 the
burlou {,Meed on real estate for Ili••
co1.t rta-1 atoll Of road+ wa. peril •los
justified, the -wheat and rapid growth
of the motor %,•Riche no lunger Justi-
fied a tai 011 real rstale. estrpt 40
the ,•ct 111111 the owner Is .bene -
flied. flo11,•v,'r. lu 1111.1• the entire
burden ansa, the user. of the rood air
p,'ar. to lie unjust end fwf+lir. 4'apI-
tal should pay part of the cost. .Agri- t
culture should pay but only in pro-
poortluu as it i. benefited. '1'ht• Mau-
ufadnr('r, the werclurlt 11101 the
farmer, and. 111.'ve *11. those !hilt are
tvowmc9viaiizing the Wads for private
gado. stoup all boar their part of the
cost. The railways pay for the con-
struction. nuahut•o:atce and IMprove-
Iu1•ut of the highway over w•hlc11
their trains lass. large number of
tumor vehicles use the highway's for
commercial purpose.. nod the amount
which they pay for that prittlege
represents but 11 small fnaetiou of
the .cost of OW 1 Iglnvays wh401 they
help u destroy.
t
Warden Pet•rwo of 4)4fonl said
that he w1131 1101 111 favor of Issuing
delaerturl•s for road., except for eon-
stra-tiou of permanent work. When
longterm dels•uhsrt•s nn. issued the
roads would be worn out before 1110
dela ntur. s are laid off. Ills advice
would Ie• to "build less and pay as
you go." Ten-year det'•oturlr for
permanent roads, where a large mile-
age of t'n,vineial highway has been
bu111 In any one rear. might be a
feasible plan. bot he .1''111.1 out
It eves then. nude•.' the twenty ps•r
cent. the Goternuo•nt asks the comi-
ty to pay eteeds f7 ittul) t0 $11al.-
(111111 1,, nay on,• year. - 111 41Ife.,1
county the P1'01'1130111 1110114'11y
t Is
t•.nlpl,4ed thi). y,•ar 11111, per nulnent
eo s •ill o eo 1 ' v .
u tads l n f 1. •rel • ..r tarvia
a
{penetration. 11nil riot one dollar tot dc•
Ie•uhnn s has leen issued.
Collett'', Buying sf Highway Mat•
quality of. material. The! county of
1'ambtof'. operating five necks, .10-
gilded to have a s,•rvie,• station of Ila
own and 1.11y gas In :Aad-g:•!lin lett
♦ great sating resulted. flue of the
biggest problems In his cuunly wee
the buying of Krav01-pots. If the
Department toi.uld take over the buy.
Mg of pits throughout the varlot2/
townships and counties, or lobose some
parson or persons in authority with
power to buy at :1 fair prise. it would
ns+ore the mtioicipa111J1•,4 of a1 supply
of road :material which under the
present system L. difficult to obtain.
Crushed stone, cement. road oils.
chloride, steel for bridge., and road
machinery were other things in re-
gard to which the 10110'11 4e of eol-
le•livt. buying might be applied.
Separated ('Ills+. and Highway Ex-
penditure
x•pl'ndilure
"Should Separated 1'111. ' or Towns
b•ur a greater share of the Post of
ilighway Construt'tlon and Mainten-
ance limn they do at present?" Thos
1 was diaeinmeal by Mr. l'harles Talbot;
Middlesex ,tuuty engineer. W*r,i,•o
Grrdhouse of York. and Ward••a
i Woollatt of Essex. it was the gamer-
' al opinion that separated cities and
I town* should bear a greater share
of county road expenditure than they
Isdo at the prl•nt time' - a
eriala
Warden Harkness of 1.8nlbtun
county Int r..tu,wl the .ubj..•t of Cod.
le. tire Buying of Highway Materials.
He claimed that the grouping ..f ■
number ..f ...untie. and townships. or
even placing the hny lk,g of nod uta-
t.rial. for the whole Province looter
one head. would result in a saying in
the ....t t111.1 111., n.•ur.• 11 I.•rt,
"She Was Too Sick
To Try Entrance Exams.°
Jeanne was one of the many chit.
dr., u, sew untarlu Who tralel anile*
ea. -h d•y to A. hone. Yale weather or
foul, they trudge •1111.44 the roasts
roads for the little bii of ed--.
1•llun p.,et her for the1., }Waren
years had passed mince .I..t.n✓a birth
end she had never enp,y•d the brat
of he•Ith during that time :aa
these years ■h. had spent In goon:
1.. ea hone h.lpinil arnuud the• hou.e
•nd at •dd tune• working here and
there In earn a little money
ohne day she was ..ughl In • sleet
aurm on her way hum. front arhnol.
Il•fore long . Ierrlbt. • ough set 1n,
which nnally ended ,n .•nneumpann.
Of course. It woo impossible for her to
lrf n the enlran,e e•aml •Unn. ".in-
other year, pr rh•p•, but aertalalY not
now." ■old II, doctor
Now •h• t• r.•ting at the Ilu•k•.k•
H"•pltai for ,'nn•umpllve•tier pleas -
Ing ■hyne.• ■loll remain., her curly,
fair h•!r refuse. •n behave, while Mr
bow eyes with the •ad of her Ilya
radlate cheer and hope "Pure." 'aye
.Jeanne, "I'm going to High ltcho.ot.
Why sol"' and w. echo, Why not
and the doctor •.y "Why not." be-
e.u. Jeanne I• on the road •e
We1lvllle
Wile you help her and others in
reach the goal, by contributing to th•
ho.plla1 hook' .tats may be ..nt
to Hon W. A. Charlton. Pre.ldent,
222 College atenst, Turunda, Ontario.
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Gifu r Men
Eversharp ' encils
Parker ►• uo%ld Fountain Pens
Cigarette Cases in metal or good
quality leather
Ash Trays
- 75c. up
25c. up
China or Brass Tobacco Jars $3.50 to 6.50
Brass Smoker Stands
Book Ends
$3.00 up
from Goderich's
Leading Gift Shop
$2.50 up
Key Containers - . - 15c to 75c
Combination Brush and Coat -Hangers
$1.00 and $2.25
Large gents' size Club Stationery. Diaries for 1925,
Memo Pads for attaching to desk telephone, Pipe Racks,
and of course BOOKS
85c., $1.00, $2.00 up.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
in our upstairs department. We have found it impossible to
display all our Christmas stock on one floor. It has literally
overflowed. So we have opened another department on the
SECOND FLOOR crammed with Goods at Bargain Prices.
China -- --- Purses - --- Books - - Ivory - --- Games.
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FOR almost forty years it has
been our business to supply
the people of Goderich with their
Gift Merchandise. This Christmas
finds our store overflowing with
Gift Goods of every description.
Everything in our store is always
of the Best Quality w at Moderate
Prices. Drop in and browse around
to your heart's content. Compare
our prices and quality. We know
we can solve your Coifi,Problem.
PORTER'S
BOOK STORE
Gifts for Ladies
Best quality of English China, Coalport,
Royal Crown Derby, etc. Salad Bowls,
odd Cups and Saucers, Vases.
Fancy Boxed Stationery, from 25c to $5.00 a box.
Dainty Fountain Pens and Pencils.
Leather Purses and popular Under -the -Arm Bags. Best
quality at lowest prices.
Mah Jong Sets at bargain prices.
Fine Silk Hand Bags, regular $8.00, for :+5.00.
Framed Pictures, 75c and 90c.
Candlesticks. Brass Goods. Dainty Key Containers.
Gifts for Children
Excellent assortment of Novelty Picture Books. Books
with movable heads ; with wheels ; with cut-out animals that
form a Zoo. Plasticine Seta, 35c. Leather Pencil Cases.
Fountain Pens, 50c and $ 1.50. Automatic Pencils, 25c up.
Blackboards. Rubber Animals. Santa Claus Dolls. 1 5c.
The Red Gift Line
It is easy to do your Christmas Shopping from this one line
alone. Each Gift Distinctive, Exclusive. Individual Boxes in a
Christmas Red, with catchy enclosure cards.
Gifts for Ladles, Men, Boys, Girls, Children.