HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-4-2, Page 7THE SIGNAL.
GODERICH, ONT.
County and District
Large shipments of onfoue are Lr
gat Stade from lienal!.
A ayndle•ate is being formed at Mil•
alail to tare for oil 1n the •ytehilty
of that town.
Unle►u church, Brueefi old, is rale -
tag a fund to support a mlaalouary
fD
the-iin•lgn field.
James 6'. Carlin, of St. l'olumba°.
la !saving the farm and is taking over
the general atom of G. K. Holland,
of Iie•e•hwnod.
Ulan Violet Whiteside's, of Ilene&IC,
who Is uttendlue the Normal Sebool
at Stratford, met with an eceideat
there recently, breaking nue of the
mall tomer; In her aukle, and is home
for the present.
lneltations are Is lug Issued for` a
reunlun to be held on Thursday. July
23rd, 111 w•hool section No. 3, Grey. .
Ismer' Petrie died at hie house In.
BUB AND BAGGAGE SPIVICE
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Bus alert, all trains. Calls made tar
passengers end baggage to any part of
the town. Prompt seryl ; guaranteed.
Telephone 51, Day or Night
H. R.4 TOWE
Resldeuee, Cambria Road, oppoalte the
organ Factory OM.,
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BABY'S
Tuekterstulth on Moseley, lintel. 28rd.
11e.1e survived by two sous and 1w•u,
datightera. .
At the home of her son, Neilson
Keys: Rabyiuu line, Stank)• town-
ship. on March 21st, Mrs. Keys, wid-
ow of the late Andrew Keys, Imitate!
away its her. eighty-fifth year. !the
had ..Is•nt nearly all her life to Stan-
ley.
Mrs. Robert Smith, one of the Ido-
neer re-ildents of IIuJlets towUahip,
passed away on Tuesday of last week.
at the age of .•4;111y -five )want. In -
11/21 Mr. and Mrs. Smith eel.isralcd
;Ce sixtieth ai .tver.try of their wed-
ding. raid Mr. Smith died two years
hit..' Five. daughters and time wins
survive.
At the age' of ntne•ty-two years,
lits. 114.I14•11 Keye•,t. of Stanley' tnwm
ship. pa,ysd away -on T.t.‘Sdity. Mary -Ir
24th. at the home, of fuer '.ny ite'n `
yamlu ltabyluu line. iI.•r husband
diel eighteen years, ago and w'ven
children survive: Sarah Ann, at
home; Mrs. Wm. Itet)twell, Corrie;
Mrs. Ww. Reid, Avo•a, Meeh.: Amite.
of Varna ; Mrs. i.ouitt Anderson, atoll-
Mrs.
tuwoship; Mrs. Samuel Ran -
ca. Iso ewgrass, etask ; and Renjatnin,
at home.
Brophey Bros.
ef-
AND1 LMIRSLsEC ORB
arderr easefully attended to
at all hours, night or day
OODERICH
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In another year, how -
different that boy or girl
of yours will Zook --but
photographs of the chil-
dren never grow up.
Lst as help you keep a peter*
res.eJ of their childhood.
J. T. ,FELL
Tef j w s 117 Gederfeit.
Minard's is an enemy to pain.
It penetrates to the root of the
trouble. soothes and disinfects.
Splendid for neuralgia.
backache and stiffness of the
mtudes and Joints. ,.
BRUSSRlli
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The Brufinel football team has been
s
l' Iladlkd for the reason with of-
ficer!! as follows: Preablent, hr. .1.
A. McNaughton; vbs.-president. W.
S. Scott ;,.rw•retar .. Amide Italian- -
tens.; treasurer, J. W. Armstrong:
manager. R. W. Ferguson: trainer
and euptiiln, Tom McDonald: ground,
manager, A, W. I)epnison.
Frank Van 14ro l~ -stiff'•
ting;- of-Winthrma Mve rented- tint
flax mill. owned by. Wm. 141 14011.
and intend operating. it, this season. I
Mr. and Mrs. F. W y.Wood. Toronto.
ants.une. the ragagcUtetit of their
daughter. Violet May, •t; Janes Stati-
le) Lowry. win of Mrs. fda Lowry.
Brussels t-+ k_• marriage to takeplace
the latter part of April.
Willie VS furlough front Julien end
who would' have • acture! 'last au-
tumn but for the Illness of her moth-
er, leave-. uu .tprll Silt for 1IstuUton
and Toronto and italic flet 11.11•30. nu
April 17th.
The death occurred al 1ler•dt on
Monday evening. March 'Etre!. of
Margaret t'urtwrt, fourth da•tghte of
the late Thotuari Carbs•rt and ..f Mrs.
Carbert. now of dtratford, but foe
mercy of Ballet[ mud Clinton. !firs
4'arbrrt had been III only a few lost,
Ow cruse of deulh b•iug hT7Gs1•i0t14171-
Ing. She a;is a graduate of tit. Ber-
nard b.rspttal. elllealto, and for .Ulna
months had been practising her pro-
fession at Detroit. The rrmalus wert
brought to Stratford, where 'mato was
said In the church of the Immaculate
l'onception. and the remains were then
brought to Clinton Slid Interred in
11,0 Ilnllett cemetery.
SPRING IMPURITIES
• DUE TO POOR BLOOD
Sunday
Afternoon
Its
"•••--......... c sslrrirh, one
Thou' to- whom the .i. i; tool dying
-1 ver cam.., wr utile iji (11117:77 -
Still
Stii1 with healing nerds ) plying
`To the we.rlivl cry et Iwln.
Hear t,1, Joins. a• a 'i: meet.
Suppllauts a; Thy 'bier. -v -seat.
Still the weary, sick, and dying.
Neel a brothe•r's, sisters can•.
On Thy llglier help relyie „
May we now their hurdea sham.
Itrfngine alt our offs rims meet
Supplants nt Thy nt.•rr):-stat.
GoIfr. i Thring
1•ER
(►h Thou whose ear 1- ever alien 10 NORLD MISSIONS
h.• err - a.f - flit-atertYl), _:Lhtill�.__ a tt' e^, `.- '' ,a
A Tonic Medicine a Necessity at, Marta to seek help Tor our -.!.1 seek A Werk Angels Might Cavy
This Season wools. We are t.y .nature and 1.y Ifiss Mary Wray. of the V. M. S.,
I�-new, and U1.•u, reallzlug its s.mree,
began to give God thanks. And
teat forgetting the medium through
Whleh `the.cure lied-r+ptm',' he 'wou)d'
not let liter and John, go, Mit went
•evith theta Into a place whlob 14-1s
quite uxtlk.+ly he nail ever. entered
The iwpreession this woud.rrfnl enre
made OS the hystaud.c•s ten. very no-
ticeable. They did i..4 hesitate ' to
say this wan 'seas the itleutleal one -
they had tut often seen lying' g' at -the
gate--trergi"E of tIws.e entering NM
Itemple•` in their w,Jlteler anti amaze-
tnent they crowded rowel the 1: io.
I Their attitude, their tnanat'r and their
words gave Peter the opportunity of
pwraldaiming by whose power qnd holm
1 Desk -400 111(1 mad.• the rrlpple to
walk
This nliruch• is typical of tate
clntreh's work. "Mankind ,'yen when
highly eivHlxed. edueatid. cultured,
4 Iles like a b'ggar at the door of the
temple. till tonehel, by the hand and
power of the !marmite God."
-Dr. Ireland.
L'a
000ses.q.MN•
.s••ssa.se.st..
Moth€r Knows
that in all Steep Trouble,
tczerna, or other skin
eruption or .nlurr, this
rare herbal balm IS 10 De
preferred because
THESES
HEALING
in beery Touch of
pratlee- (-rippled 'n1d minable ..f nor- sent an Interesting acs -mint of the lu-
pe
hr
►e \VIIllamti - Pink -Piths an air all -
j ,1e�vtw h► rise out ..f the depth• '..t., Lilee ic•lebnition held at tate leper vile
•year-round tonic for the lTw,T�4
nerve*. lint they are esls.aully ':flip
able• in the spring alien the .solea) is
Iciade,l with Impurities as a result, of
'month..
the indoor life of the under t b .
There la au utlirr :Is. a •hen the
blued is sus mach in need of purifying
and .eurk'hit.g, awl every doss• of
these pipe helps. to °atrial! tlw I,leltal
In the spring one feels w.'•ak and tired
ve
Pink
. LsliM 1
'111 w,i
-Dr. N la
slrrugtb. In the spring the appetites
is often noir- *Dr. %linens: Pink
Pills develop the appetite, tone the lesson says that the time of Its hap
stomach and aid weak dlgeatlon. It petting ., uis,t he fixed with any
2eiM.ar m ahs.._ eBL exist -Mesa. it probably o,vttr-
whh'h yes' have falter. e) 1.•rd,gi"'
Thy sovereigu.sid t.. SSA's. u. from the
self-will that fills our mind-. Spink
ns tootle that We may'
P inmost U 1 1
t
n nr
praise The us w'• ought. .amen. i
S. 14. LESSON FOR APRIL 12111
Lesson Tltk.-Taw Cripple at ihr
Beautiful (late,
Passe tete 3: -11.
Lesson 1
Re' --
Exodus 15:26.
I:ol.kn Tact -
A wrlter nn the event in tolay's
b1.ss1 fin. an outlet in disfiguring reed- within a fees weeks or months of
Inge at iienT1i. where the Mi.siof i.
providing . for Oiliest Ian t.'twhing•
From it we have taken the following
, tr R :
A t
w eeery of
"On r arrival hada l.ee
praise t thanksgiving. The wea-
ther heft 1.0 fine. w.' had the ,nerviee
(rot of-don'T , our leper friends sitting
on the es h.- the Hoy S.•nuts nn
one tilde of e lawn. and the women
I and girls seb..I on the other aide.
The t 1 had a table In the
centre, and from this told them why
er. 1 naked them -
it was a great
pimples. eruption% and bolls -Dr. WJj:' I -be: day of Pentecost. Ile fnrttwr-
liatuti fink l'Ills ebur thr_akli tie- I adds that -there- seem, Indeed tv, Mire
cause they go to the ysia of ' "the' learn a pause after t1µ• excitement and
trouble In the blood. in the sttr'.rte off Pentecstt, tend for this we
spring nnaemis, rlawmatisw, _n- _think that we can see a go.sl reason.
digestion. neuralgia and natty .Sher The .{post!,* mend hats had plenty to
-troubles are most persietrnt because do with the vast multitude gathered
of -poor, weak bloo t. -on it is at this nprm -the• rieTett-Petttreorewtri.litg-to 1 i h
Hine when all nature takes on new lite /lead -these late a fuller knowledge of
Zl RICH • that the blood moist serlou±ly needs the Leith. The newly-baptlral had
• attention. Rome people dose them- miteh to learn about Christ. ---the
voices with purgatives. but theses farts of 111* life, His doctrines, 'aera
•A tea} estate deal Is r ort,rl by only further weaken thempetris. A mints. the constitution of Ills church
which Herb. Rousseau betromees the purgative merely gallops theegh the and the work. asslgn,d to the Alsw-
Ial' nr Ail
we had met• loge
to ehoosr hymns. a
joy to per their brig t faov',e and eag-
rernew--to t .-s s.,.ab •h hymns they
The Management of
The James McManus Pasteurizing Plant
wish to enn.lunee to their elhtc,tlieu• and th'. iC neral public that
they an. now carrying fro' h'fletty and ('r.•anorp Hotter 411,1
also Buttt•rnlilk on their regular milk deliver}` rI;- Jr ;)11 tiiue= ^
Butter, Milk and Buttermilk rani 1 r had it the Irkittt-..i, Ea<t
Street at any time between4 a. un. and 6 p. ln.
. want's' to shit:' (titp s' 'The Great
Ph)'siclan now I. Ilea Another
wanted 'We Timid. Ther 41 find.'
They sang well. w hirh 's r that^the^••
entet•hF11t' Was'"tMur--biss •ivellt.
several of them had their 111 es. and
' wet! keen to fieri theldne•.w ire Aets
- 1 about' t a lame matt at the maple
tante. The Roy itr.mts sang to
and then the school sang a
verse of the' hyatn. "Kier -king. -kn•'e)k•
Inc, who- is there?' .titer the ser
vise was over the hays piayrd games.
lihd i joiner! in for part of the time.
alt'• made the lepers roar with
of the Bank _of yemtre7l. Mr, --Brats'- M not help..the' blood. On the other v i b . I Brothers. eo
ter. 1 -an tte-41wy quite fot-
meaa Intends to erect a eeogente build- 'band, 1)r. Williams I'Ink fills curler) WhenJeans rent ottt his disripler gest their misery for the time being;
owner of the building site just we -et system,' emptying the bowels,nut the; and all thle would take
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Burglar Alarm Systema
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Cook, Iron and Toast by
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the hest Electric Irons and
Toasters made in Canada.
ROBT. TMT
glsa'trlcian
wast NI. Phew tt6 u
itlg to be use(/ as a nubile garage, ache blood w'h1e•h reaches every organ
Joha L"tue pureha«rd t�;• sD;ly-sore In the body, bringing new strength
farm on the SauMr line. north of and vigor to weak, easily tired men,
Drysdale. it the 'merlon sale of the women and children. Try Dr. Wit -
lands' and eifeetr Si the brie Alex. liams l'Ink Pills thin -spring-they
Orr. • will not di -app Slut you.
Rev. '11. R.•mbe, pastor of the 'Lure Among those who'hare pelted the
lab Lutheran-churr'b, who had It .rig-vatite of fir. Williams' fink 'Piits-1 -
from the Lutherr n eongr.gutiuns of Mr. Austin Vi Ile. fl.'mford, N.S.. who.
Walkerton and Mildmay, baa d..•lded says: -_••1 have reason to be deeply
t., remain in Zurich. grateful for what Hr. Williams' Pink
Frank t'ttley, aged forty, of 7.nr- fills hare done for me. An atuuv'ss
Mb, drove to Inndon one night last d1•reloptel In my brad. and the doctor
week and gat Into Dad rnmpany, with alto was Balled In said my whole spi-
ttle result that he got into a brawl. G nt was poisoned. My appetite eom•
was struck over the hied with a ph.trly failed and f grew An weak 1
btti,-and robbed of $210. The pal- ens unable to do any work. '14.' doe-
tee found btm lying unrnnst•ious on tar's mesllrine did not help me se i
the sidewalk cud he was taken to the deeidel to try 1)r. Williams' Pink
hospital, where he is ncove•rlog. HI. ['ills. At this stage I ass redued al-
anppo..ed asessllants were raptured by most to a skeleton. and my friends
the polhee
EXETER
did not look for my rem,•ry. 1 soon
found, however, that the pills were
helping Inc and after taking them for
about two months I was .fully restored
The remains of the late Mr.. John to health. My cense• was known to all
taper, who died at Detroit on Var.b my neighbors and my recovery looked
18th, were brought to Exeter for in• upon as almost a miracle."
torment. Von can get these pills through any
"Itrsolved. that w°men I,nv.' had medicine dealer lir by mall at 110 cents
the . brothers . Peter and Andrew. they entered into .',prythint with
Jnrues and John, were coupled to real Interest .11:14Joy. The last thing
getht'r, hitt after the resurreer'tton wt of alt. 1 rave them their pl.ewe of
Mut it closer iionej than that of rein- cloth ; haw delighted they were! 1N
Unnvhip was formedbettfeen Peter wish you e.,uld have seen them
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and .lolm. The.3enrt off the loving! hold out their stumlr of Rand
dtselple went out in a great tempt's- I their present as 1 handed it to irit'irrthera.
stele for menta tette that bad so s1Rtatlyi-Bow-pin. thanked God 1..r the RO-t-*"•
ltpays
[NOUR
STAIN
denied his Iord, and henceforth they Mety'a work and thus tieing able to
were closer than brothers. There give ,joy to these dear souls. it Its
were three' suited timer. of prayer for truly a work angels might envy."
the Jew --nine a.m.. neon and three
p.m.. and it was at the last hour that
these two diw'iples wcitt into the tem-
ple.
Verses 2.3 -Tho (hie Beautiful.
"The temple of God was built ors,
Mount Moriab by King Solomon'
about 1005 years before Cheat. Thio
temple. °reseed with great magnift-1
tense, was destroyed by the (`hal-!
dram under Nebuchadnezzar, :44
years before Christ. After the ltd-
hyloni.h captivity, the temple ass re-
built by Zetuhbatwl, but with vastly SEAFORTH
inferior and diminipbtad beauty.
About sixteen years B.C. Herod the ; Egmondviile Presbyterian . nDRrtoga• ,
Great repaired It, adding to its' tion is now voting ou the otsttoD"
splendor and magniflet-nee, Th.' "i.-' of ehuroh union.
more influence In the world than men,"axr was by nine Mr. and )ttrS. R'm. \L Nernst, Tuck -
gates,
a fox from Tay. Dr. Williams'R'llllams' Medi-
was the subj.et debated at-, meting L clue Oo., 'Brockville. Oat. Onat .1 i extremely splrnd51-l-e•twmlth. anw..anre. Atte rlaIro, /.rot eE-
Mala start M,'tho41st.ehnrrb. Three,•On every Ride they were thickly (•anti nude (laughter, Luella (claire, to W11-
.__ .,,e seas. s..iw ..,.t ,silver. ri..a .>....., n..., v.a..,., n....... L...4 .. ..• vr
ladles took the affirmative and thea I RL]TH
WLNGH.1M
J. A. McIntyre bar -.'old irk► 'bas
and drily bu.inew in Winghnm to Mc-
Cannel R Fiske, of Walkerton.
Mrs. Hs-aJamin }Smith paused away
suddenly ori Saturday. March 21st,
in her fifty-third year.
' A. M. Cruwfnrd has taken the
_tu.'uey for the Cairo robe and Mc-
Laughlin automobiles.
wn. one gate of peculiar magnifi- end Mrs. J. M.,, Gov'nlwk of Mc -
men the negative. The judtn•s--two t
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women and one man- gave their dem - The Women's Mis,dorury society 4'' 'e. It was rrventy-five fest high : Klflop, the marriage to take plate
eWon in favor of tea.. affirmative. 1 of the ltlyth Milbankchurch Is are was made of Corinthian banes. one of In April.
Philip Rowelifie, a former resident
of F.x,ter, diel at his home at Lon-
don on March 20tte. In his-s.ixty-nintb
year. The remains were brought_to
Exeter for Interment.
)ars. S. Johnston 1s removing to'
Seaforth 10 make her home with het
daughter. Miss Ila. i
O. C. \Ward, who hu. been book-
keeper ter the Canadian (canners
here, has resigned his p.sitinn and
will mors' shurtly to the vicinity of
l ondon.
The remains of the late Frederick
Randle, who died nt Victoria hospl-
tul, London. nn March 1Mth, were
brought to the home of his brother„
Thome! Rundle, one mite...'a-.t of }%r•
etre, ; 54 the Interment -took pia.*
in - the Exeter eem.tei?r:''liP. Rundle
wan a buyer and shipper of live "Marek
In title distrkt. He diel in. his till-
ty-fifth year. -
Mrs. Hugh Sparkman. who" : bad
been an invalid for over thirty years.
died on Thursday lost at the age of
sixty -rix years. She Is survived by
be+r lieshand-and a grown-np family.
ranging to es-Fel/rate he sliver Jubileethe mo'titrecious metals ---In ancient -
on Sunday next ' Hosea. This was called
the beautiful
Mr. and Mrs. Terence Tierney have gut.'."---Barnt+r.
) (Ivry* there were nyespt•
return's' from Toronto. where theyn those ' p -
ho
spent the winter, and Mr. Tierney tote ta'1!• liioii44 of re.uge or 6115111fnilge.
opened tip his garage for business.
"It.'solvel, that men spend more
time end money nn their pleasures
than do women," was I iT,•--snhjtrt of
a (lehnte between young people of the
Presbyterian and 3fethodfst churches.
nspettvely. at a meting 1n the Meth-
oellat church one night last week. The
nffirmative was npheld by Alexander
Elliott and Harold. Jenklos, and the
negative by Rutb Vincent and F.ddie
Dougan. Mrs. W. H. Hawklnr. Mrs.
J. IL 'Watson and Miss Metcalf were
the Judges rout-litels-derisfen. was 'la
favor of the affirmative by a slight
margin. Miss Worse•11 presided at the
. meeting.
John Pinlgh ra'kebntted his etRhty-
sevond hirthdsy ' on Wednesday of
Net week and may well be called
itiytles grand 01.1 man. Iils son Will
and wife of Grand Valley were hotn(e
for the osaelon. The °flier guests
were Atex. Hryana °t Rclgrave and
CLINTON Misr Irma Platter of town.
J At the annual meeting of the
Myth lawn howling club the follow-
ing efneers were elected: Life mem-
bers. George E. McTaggart, James
McMnn•hle: honorary pn'sident.
1)r. W. J. Milne; honorary vier- them and using them."
president. e. E. M,4'Irllnnd ; past - ilenry'a ilible.
president. R. H. Robinson; prem- Venni 6.11 -impressions. '
'dent, F. 1). Stalker; first M he felt the strength In hire hith-
vie,'-prnmlile'rtt. George Gnrnlss; • pec- erto weak. helple-s,r feet and ankle-
t vier -provident. A. A. Somers; sec- banes he sprang np. ran f.,rwnri.
rotary-trenaurer V W Totter__ Isd about. tenting thn new etper-
T1se Netts•Ite ord ham been Inter-
viewing the grocers of Clinton to find
out their attitude respecting the sale
of the new 4.4 beer and found p Re'i-
n's. lack of enthuslarat over 111.. Idea.
Rome of them said they did not want
to selI 11, And one said he would not
well it no• -matter what the others d1.1
(ubers said If their customers -mantel
them to supply 1t they would.
The (inane}-.peine-.deow le.-4ie•tnt
held here today (Thursday).
Mrs. John Johnston tweeted aveny nt
her homes here on Wednesday, March
Pith, In her serenty•elghtp year. she
was horn in Ttrrkeremlth and after
her marriage lived for msny year-
in Stanley, retiring to Clinton eight
rears agn. Beeiidee her husband, she
leaves one sot, J. \V. Johnston. on
the homestead In Ottani..S., and One
dneghter, Mrs. T. M. Jnhnetnn, of the
Lindon road Mr. and Mrs Johnston
eelehrnted their golden welding three
years ago.
Esrl O'Neil ham left for Orlando.
Florida, to Join his parent.. who In-
tend rentslning In the South for the
slimmer instead of recanting to 1`Iin•
ton ns they ssially do.
MIN,. Sybil Courtier., who hart been
for Furniture -Floor d Wood work
Waite tOce Mee Moret for free pooldet
HOME MINTING MAD[ EASY
SOLD BY
F. HUNT
GODERi('H
McEWEN'S SPECIALS
Flannellette Blankets, latgi' raze, at close• priers.
Men's Underwear to ebur at redue.d prices.
Socks, Men's 3 pair for $1.00.
Men's 8weaterw, suitable for the cold weather.
Men's Mitts, home -knit, good value.
Monne 1)
Indies' All-over Aprons sod Honsn•tt-e. at attr..••tivc iris's.
Tea. Coffee and Cocoa at old price. Bought a quantity before Ilse
advent%
groes Jelly Powder, new goods. Mob aideta
tasty. sod a sating
your Canned Fruit.
New crop Honey.
Table and pure Maple87nM well w71ji iboae•-lraafiiti6ii:
Salmon, 1242 cents a tin and up.
Those finest small Raisins, 2 Rs. for 20 cents,.
Carrots, Itewta, Cabbage, Parsnipa and a load of fresh Turnips just
in. They all help in making a tasty boiled dinner.
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46
South Side Square
foods dellytrs'd to aU parts of the town.
for the sick. the poor or the homeless. ,
The former We're to be seen In pnhllc 1
place's Egging as this poor cripple
was doing when he attracted the •at-'
tention of Peter and Jobe.
Venice 4.7-A Specific Mirsek.
In verse 43, ehaprte•r ^ we nand:
"And many wonder. and signs were,
dome by the apostles," but this 1s the
first mention made of u deefinite ease.
Peter. beving accosted by tie e•ripple.
ranted him expectations of receiving
help by the way he loo k sl at and I
spoke hi. Min_ Peter's ,furth.i' words -j
however. would disappoint him and
then rausefttm fo wonder -"Silver f
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have give I thee; in the name of ..c-
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walk:" The .'ripple. having never
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sanity of Peter but enmething In his
look, his words And his stretched out
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bread mnitipliel In the breaking.and
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Tionorary prealdeent, Mr.. Hawkins:
president Yrs. Jack Watson; first
vl..-presldemt. Mrs. Richard Praetor
second riot -president, Mrs. (ilmrleea
Asquith: recretsry-treasurer, biers,
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the second Tlmrsd,y .ach month.
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Easter Apparel
EASTER without either a Flowery. Hat, a Trim Tailored Suit, or a
new Silk Frock ie unthinkable. And with so many to choose from,
and so modest prices reigning over them all, there's no reason in the world
why you shouldn't indulge in all the smart new Easter apparel your
heart desires.
THE TAILORED SUITS
claim a very special share of the Easter fashion attention. TRICOTINES, POIRET
TWILLS and CHARMALENE enhance their tailored lines with just
the briefest suggestions of braid or stitched trimming, notched
collars and three -quarter -length crepe -lined coats.
LADIES' DRESSES
We recently received a new shipment of ladies dresses in the season's latest shades
in cantons, crepe hack satins and trimmed with tiers, pleating, lace and beads.
MILLINERY
A colorful grouping of new }Bits -atm moderate price. Varied new styles and fas-
cinating colors -Smartness and low price are two features
common to the entire group.
FOR THE MEN: If it's a Suit or Topcoat we have it in the season's newest styles.
A new line of Hats, Caps, fine Shirts, and in fact everything in men's wear.
A. CORNFIELD
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS
SHOP WBLRE YOV ARL INVITED r0 SHOP
THE SQUARE. GODFRICH
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