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Zurich fall fair will be held this, Exeter some tithe In June. The sthuol
year on Monday unit 'CueeIily, Septette
THE SIGNALS, _
eeptlou committee, Mrs. a. 8. Wilson. SUNDAY AFT*&XQON
"A CREAT
TONlC" SAYS
MRS. RUSSELL
+GODERICH, ONT.
Mrs. Temple Clarke, Mrs. liursell
. tli , cuwwlttee,
ltobcrtoon; membership ICuutlaued from l'at'e 22)
Mrs. Wesley Joyut, Slips Gertic Tee• which to ride Into Jeruaalew Oa state,
leaven, )liar bonus lauipls'll' lie gave them minute directions. They
At the uuutanl msxtil:g of the Ludt. went and found,Ulint;s exactly as lie
now w wuweu's Institute, the eitetluu of had ludlcnteti, and there they made
bused Is planning u ucy four -room otIlters resulted as be ..wit: ! res.hieut,I rlcull• the Passover. 'flat» N
mth.xil to provide yccvituwsidutluu fur I Mrs. \\'m. Murdie; first el.•..-pn•eialent,1 great festival of ov Jewish year which
both public and high school eluant. At Mrs. \P. F.. hadDusail; seroud vie great fe tivalsl the freeing of their
Au u resent one clues is housed to the president, Mrs. Robert Thuw}wto; ae}; naUuu from Egyptian Windage.
l llh, to the 'resi, of 1 ria in furulshed and
Her, Morris litilelttter.
basement of the SKIC library. Mrets Tetuite Cl and istric nirt'ter. The large upper
. � After Taking Lydia E. Mrs. Tereple Clarke; distrk•t .tlrtr•tui, l prepared for the.icier' which was
lit 1 Gladys!
lye» +disciples mx Lace Hemel
i shown to the y
T. 3.� 1
lanreue, daughter of Mr. had Mrs BKU1iFIL+11i Ninkham s Vegetable Reod;Iliac \branul''ti directors pianist,
. ltnOua.; Ia Iiie''hone of glary, the mother of
Geo. Earl, of Cal»trot. was wilted in' Compound ora Shemin, Sir*. R. inrutherg, Mrs.' John' Mark We read lit Luke '._:?l,
1 1 •ru amu �
bee Yrith and 26th.
W resident of Bluecale missed
away on Slay
l)u WednA•sday, Slay t 1, , as I
w
G. A. Deadman left last weekfor sir*. Miller nod )let+• ' `
i t •1 1e•1, most likely when
arriuge W Ilnrold Slrrvyu a tat Mcrhu to •attend to lila apiary for tltel ( Siewert 1 u the
h Herm of the same towusn N
1'•p
BruceBruceIA•ach continues W be popular suwaw•r.
t-
Mrs. W. II. Kerr hos returned from
"uur arw lo
ar a summer resort. r \\'iunims•g, when• she stx•nt the last
tams are being erected, improvewentai eight moist,.
% with her sisters. are beiug wade ou the tennis courts.'
and golf course, sod two thousand pita' houseA ui et wedding
took
o kJplace atAthe,
trees'ihalve been planted. JAM. Brussels, ell May lflh, when their.
The Chimed atiun ul Kincardine from
Lar i eldest daughter, Violet. was united In 1
received r duuntiuu of fE,11W from file marriage to John Albert Burke. of Tor-;
ono.. The Vete/Willy was performed
Alexander Mackenele, of -- ala de
Jointer.), towards the cost of • new
a e. The board now has $5.00o
by Rev. J. Seuble.
Fenwick, Ont.—"! am taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
during the Change
of Life for nervous
feelings, loss of ap-
petite and to gain
strength. It is a
great tonic and I
have taken a dozen
bottles of it. It was
recommended to
dirt p
bl
Nruitlt; reprtiu'litatives to district an-
nual, president, secretary. Mr-. 'Corner. ,uteri aiseatg ih.• round which should
Sire. W. E. Mac]uiutltt Mrs. "C Ir' gratest. with referruce to the pl+ttr'
Douglas tool
T.
Aitc tis ,Sirs. \\'.' of honor. Then. too. none of them vena
Dou
tjmmitt wu! S[r'a T. A .sus Ni ; ,ilMr . willing to become the servant of the
Geo.
Mrs. c'einmi and Mrs.,
others and wash their [nivel-Plaine.'
S. Held, at ; smusictehe a'lt. um Ne„,„,,, Stn+t'C. flet. in John 13:1-20. we read of
eRill, Sirs. tttul►ertw.u. r .ct.•u Jesus. atter all were seated, rising and
and Mrs. Agnew; auditors. 'firs. \1'• beginning to wash the dis.•tplos' feet.
Henderson and Mrs. Watson.an• I "Tim washing of the dlarilder feet
me by • friend and
now I recommend
BLTT'H
was saying, In the kinguae.. of action.
that the Non of man risme nut mIte
end
ram° g I .
cash tut haul for this purgs,ae' SE1f)`UKTH L it to all women for i mfulNtPrr.4 unto, hut to min +ter.
Apitnlg ee outset hlu graduated at such troubles ea thin the law of ilia to mita woe the
come at this time." I Mr. and Mrs. Aah•u Bennett and taw of belpfuhxas. —ngdom r Kill -
the 1+Rcheuer•\\'aterl.x, hospital last; Mrs. J. it. recently,
pnthe had a bad fall Master Jack lett last week on a nate
week were three from Ude cuuuty: .Sur da ncrutl the result being a —Mas. W. V. RUSSELL, No. 6, for trip to California. Mr. Bennett is hest. the Pass
-
bent. \'sena }airnlirth Kaudrrt+uu, DE; fractured righty arm lu addltbn to FenMek.Ontario" making the trip in the interests of his' While they .were eating
�lizalx'th Gua=.Qoyer. John tells us that Jesuit wag
health which has not been Sisal for knew chat
Fordwich; Miss Slaty I severe cuts nod bruise..
of Blyth, Mrs. E. Chow,
ut 1)u Illi uttendng the gr
Thr deal o ur hos ital, Lam ou, a uu
• NM
WINGHAIlI scans tithe. troubled in spirit. lis
, rias I'nttence &oft bar relUr'1I�, agreed"IdaAa11N;PP{;`�tRr1PVP.
1 tit and Mlxs l;ladys Uuruther, of town, while to do, and
alcurre. graduation rrerclses at that one who
h f William fao,.tt,!J ant lilt la p 1 t 11 the
\\'ingham'� Hydro account for 1927; brie atter spending r'healthue�11aanls+•u had at�x•intrd with llluruu intimate
Slay f fpm , Ens174 lr. i t n Thursday. now be pretending R
lett, sxcurrerl lu l,hetuu I states and fractured Ler ankle. I Soother!' states. er
11th, al the age of `scveutyoue shows a act profit fur the year of the change: fo•^lus far a., lung n flan,„shoumd repo
Slis. pilots left a few tlrye much hmproced by , to to lie ills friend.
years. 1of hisrtl war a ave u aro fur Seattle. where she will be tarty ”
The uur+• graduation !n connection:
The death secures
late Humphrey Knell and oohs the last
ly her aunt. Mn. F. T. Pinkerton, and, with the \\'iughaw tx.apltal will be May 10th, of Mrs. AntlNm'l 1Las Jesus gxt him an opportunity to n'
me es of IL hidlly. }Ie Nor bealrvl old nail far \lu�ka, where she will held Fridoy .•reeltiug. Stay lSah, N'Imetl.
from the farm on which he wits born. the result of injurle, nrs•ncrd in an pent and thus sate himself from taro
v t; M. s y, who for nearly wake 1N•r enter
iiieg her uncle- andl three nurses VIII ra'sr'ivr tMdr auto Lyle it injut the pervious Sat-. witting situ ch\'erfe I nto\s»n.
lir unit and ) uter cullrge• diploma-, I urday. Mr. and Sirs !leggin hail .le.•ttg
eight yrrrs has been water5a at 1'hamrr -- unIt visiting at Detroit, and on the o1M of con .rile eatetll with mr,
Road, has har.ea lurltx+i _its St. Aud- The \1'lughaun Canadian Club cl.;ittd at D the were mason. -hall Is•tray me." ills words tvlustrl Uiie
C TC1.N-------- --- a gurresrettl lemma wlthilrnouet at rrtluu trhpi on pap to he fillet with I
rest's 1'uiterl ch1Rcfe, Watttint.TGA — , w'blcl, Sir». Edith l.. Gntees, a mewls'r unni.rl 6y their wNaal law, sfth., rtialt Is n#i+wt
tisk congregations ..f 'l'haues Read and \iter feral iter. of invalidism, _rnP stn rd of }:ducu[iitu• Kttnrr. his wife and two daughters, sorrow, and at once they began to n
an tu-i'n;ted t•1+a Rev.
hat:* Ant.l.o :uu.A raiu.h ousel away •Slay tNh at was the prlw•fptal speaker. their car struck a rut iuthe mid omit Iltm: "is It 11" After a time tie
Rev. Dr. l'i'ens and Mrs. Perri*. re -
the
and turned Arer in the slit. -1.. :alltr one; Titr appearance's. a aakP. also
an huritation to flee. J•.rutAes .tuthuny, the age of gitty nine years Coming "All their wont
M.A., of }'of M elm. at (row F:ug'.ond. he buil resisted In Clio- termly tr'Irbrated tis• fortieth ans,h er-: Mrs. Haggttt was Ute.•uh one a•rtou" fd. "Is it 1
An lapen•rtiug event ta.k Ila lou iuc. the rgc of twrltr years, lila of their wedding. ly injured.. )Iitc She was tak.)n ton ,sigh- nobility. all their failure in purr.
the home of Mr. and Sirs. D. J. etc- wife. four daughters and 'MeeSeals.
tons Secondary athasil scholars from Sit• . Miring halve' and after -several dart. mita depth of their selfishness. all the
'bemoan, Stuwa•y, on Saturday,
slay
survive. i Forest, Arthur, IlarrL fou, tits- was tsmaiderrd muttic;ently re.otered • weakness of their faith—
'bemoan,
ever
limb, when their youngest rind Sir . Sarah :\mu itis. widow of the httr• towel, Iii -ran, CIIRurd turd l'alas•r•, to make the journey h.,me. It weal }:very evil thought they
Clara Alice, was United iu marriage t"
John Jenkins, died May loth lu her; will town to Winghaw vis Fri,hrc. only a few Laura atter her ninth to thought.
said.
Percy Johnston, sten of Mr. and Sirs.'sit,utt.�•cw1U1 year She bud leen :June 1st, ,,for au interscholastic field her LonIP here. how.r.•r, nkat xlusl--F>1rLlrtl w.,nl they ever dbl.
11 the s)•ult if 1'cen• lwil thing they
W. Johnstab, of \'urea. 'l'hr mean in faithig health for .nor time. meet. I'sswrI away. ptrtlra i > ,
peony was Isrfuruxrl by Rev. Jamess l w 1's shtc- all crowds.' Uminn their memories. and
t'llgtou's lads 2s. o Isrwler. have et - i I had lhel ill 111.161. tb. it t
Penrose of Varna. The 'ming t„uple•
left tin a scolding trip to Marlette, urgat
as p,ragnt.r t t M R. Irwin strep this. r runty Dearly all her life. soon+. f
Detroit and Toronto. may She lrrlyes —Farrar.
tory-treasurer. i+atunuy, May - 'eternal injuries. anr-1s ' l onw•1•mes Afraid None
tizwi.for 1!r� on Sirs. J. *sett Ll'CK\OV1 eight years of age nu,
-: au, i-athem stcmPsl safe frau northing...
They
wi'l wake' v
I M y 21gh tto Blyth fifteen years az.. Mrs. Robert Webster, au old rest -
home uualhe gneu s farm on the will. le opr•uiug day.ps.iutwl out by JPlslia when TA said:
Goshen liar, Stanley. Iryn,. }tome and School Club held iter dent tit Lueknow, died May lath in her' besides her husband. a large groan -up The treachery stf .ludas• ae was
auuuill met•ting last week. The treat- eighty-eighth year. She hail made her family. au old resident of "lie that dhtys th his bond with Me in
:
tar I law anti slaughter, Mr. tai Sint. Gen. myth. passed away oil 'Tuesday. May the --dish" Judwtr bait. lb- 'wonting
user 'sported a Lain tire. of $2:4) in the home for setae, years with her son•In-I Richard Adams
1.'.111. at the age of 'eighty-one years.I one of Chrietii ettelples, pledged hilt
l
d from
analtausl wes�i forilce of some ycunrssibe- litrth Psrrl'iee t,s that ofhail
Satan' whil.•taw
fad taught stb
fore buying the genoci; store at i,on- Set he was wrmingly on an equality
&sho t' now owned by John Arm- with the +others.
strung. Fourteen year., ago he retired' imnlcesliatety niter Judas left the .
to Blyth. Ria wife. formerly Miss-t+.mptitry. h•sns irettltntert theLord's
iP iAlthwaite of Goderich town-' en pp n-anl as they did eat. Jrals tank
bread, and blessed, and brake it• and II
gave to them. and wi ld : 'Take, eat ;
this Is my Iwxhy.'
"Anil lie took the cap, and when He
had given thanks. He gave it to them;
and they all drank of 1t.
"And Ile satd unto them: 'This la
my blood of the New Testament. which
1s shed for many
" •Verily I say unto you. I will drink
no more of the fruit of the vine; until
that day that i drink It new In the
kingdom of God.'"
in John. chapters 14.47. we "have
the discourse and prayer trite r1' on
this remotion by Jesus; and then they;
sing tin hymn. Afterwards they left'
the upper room. and, going out of Biel
city, they entered the garden of ('With-
st'mnne. At the entrance Ile said , to
His dtss•Iples : "Sit ye here. Willie 1 go
and pray yonder." 'fie took with film
the three who had seen His glory on
the Mount of Transflgtlratl.m. in
this fehtlad Maio in fits life. Jestu
weaned His friends near Him. "My
-soul--ti }png_.__Sargowful unto
death: tarry ye heel•, and watch."
"And 'lie went forward a little and
fell on the ground. and preyed that.
if It were prxaltde. the hour might pass
front iiim. And lie wild: 'Abbe.
Father. all things ore possible unto
Thee: take away this cup from me:
nevertheless, not what 1 will, hut.
-ss'lsa "rholt'wall.'" We I►evr bore the
t,rayer of filth for deltvernnse. G. Ti.
\I,,rrieuli sits: "f'nderneath that aw-
ful ntamy there lay. millions of fath-
oms deep. nnmose.l and immovable. the
ietere a desire that 'tits Father's wish
and will should he done"
Thursday, May 2L019311-1
Special Prices at McEwen's
Groceries
Tobacco
IN I
Tea and Coffee
Dry Goods
Dinnerware and Chinaware
COME AND LOOK THE PRICES OVER
J. J. McEWEN
one 46 South Side of Square
osis delivered promptly to all parte of the town without charge
Ph
t;
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke
Pocohontas 1 2 by 4 egg}
Briquettes
Quantic of Good Hardwood is
iariou.lengths .
I eats supply your wants in
any .of the above fuel. Prompt -
service and reasonable prices.
City of Rio de Janeiro
(hedrraliI)istrict of the
United States of Brazil)
61/, External Secured
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
-Dated- . 1�, _ 192S
Due Feb. 1, 1953
rice : !T sad accrued interest,
to yield 6.75'7,
----NORMAN LEWIS
Corner Hamilton ant,I Newgate'ts.
phone .178
L. FLICK
Telepltone 17Sj t;odcrirh
EXETER
Bank Mrs. Doe tis is greet( ent
Wm. Pomfret. who for nee years his the ensuing year.
had charge of the C. N. rain es% 'ied fpm
iu Exeter, has been apW
ager of the Barrie office sunt-++ 'movies }
to that place at once. ,
The death occurred is Exeter on
f R
May 13th of Veda Treble,
S. Crocker of Toronto. Deceased had
been in failing health for about a
year. 'The remains were taker to
Toronto for Interment.
On May 12th Mary Hamlin Front,
widow of the late Thomas Sweet.
passed away at the age of eeseutl-
t hree years• Herhusband
basuesdied
and four
ome
years ago. rad
daughter survive.
The matter of additional public
school secomtheovoteof the rateppayeisation will be @of
Ir
ache
Andrew of town. Her llllghtn,
ample years ago, and three wins and
two daughter,. Furtive: Harvey. Rote
ert, Itit•lulyd, Sirs. Joseph Ilt•im and
Sirs. Get,. Andrew.
Archibald MacMillan. a former resi-
dent of this locality. dint recently at
his home at Fargo. N. Dakota. at the
age of fifty-eight years. 'Philip Mac-
Millan, of Lucknow. who is a brother,
went to h'arge to attend time funeral.
The Lot -know ladies' bowling club
has elected officers as follow,. for
R3
I(: l'reaident. Mrs. Th
vice-preatdent. Mrs. Wm. Murdie; sec-
rete ry.treosurer, Mrs. It. Fisher: r'e-
fe.hment commltttw.' Mrs. W. L. Mac-
Kensh:-Mrs. Jas. Miller, Mrs. Charles
Stewart, Mrs. Cecil Allyn. Mrs. Fred
Armin-msg. aMtrs. David Huston; re-
shir% survives with tw,, eons and one
daughter: Thomas, of Saskatchewan:
Howard. of Detroit. and Mrs. BoYd. of
Chicago.
The Atga+nent
The Lady: Count your"4f again. big
boy. you ain't so many.
The Gent: Stick a thermometer in
your lips, baby, -yam ain't so hot.—
Texas Ranger.
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with this splendid Varnish and dries to a
ex-
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ur-
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Spein id longl time ait furoes niture not fade. rk.
Splendid for }loots.
For graining — beautiful
effects, representative of the
!t� grain of handsome hard-
woods can be obtained with
Neptunite Graining Com-
pound finished with Varnish
stain. Cornea in six attrac-
tive
`sem" shades.
HIGH STANDARD
OUTSIDE
PAINT
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foot. This is another way of saying that "job cost," which should
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The teawhiis ch to isefound in grou d and the purity oflmaterials usi
fineness to
It gives a very high gloss. Wears evenly
for years and comes ready for use in thirty
Tn dsome ' and is � easy to apply
Try it when nextyou paint.
the
Price -lc. Sq. Ft.
Mellotone Wall Paint
Neptunite Varnish
Lowe Brothers Neptunite Varn-
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Ir
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Porch Floor Paint
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Walls that are finished with Mello -
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is washable, it may be washed with
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and water just as often as
soap a
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to
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gthat
1/
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WORLD MISSION
.\t a missionary conferen(v' Malmo
Ridley gave this experienlv': A hand
of the lxi'dese pirates set the Cale-
donian trinsrts came otic night on a
band of I'llristlan Indians eegngsal in
a prnyer-i'n'ter. The heathen tore
rip the !tildes. anal Weiner. the Chris-
, thins won't' not promise to sense poly-
iu g, they began to hrrtlk up the
rhllnhl. Alla finally sot fire to the
tlllldi g. IIIIg 11an 'f lightthe
forflirt,
Ui' •
111111« s ,171111 ''Slltill we not
honor sit 4ial?" lint .n senior I•ini-•
then" nnawerrl: "No. .Trans nater
fought. lie disvl. We will die' rather
than fight." This wilt the beginning
of the e.tuvrr"i.m of the pirates. At
a Inter dry, ns a site w'it's M•tng meas -
nerd for u new ehupLlL..i1I!A•e, a titan
sold to the ltisliop. hob -ling n t;lls• line
the while: "Blah!ip. do you know that
tuts hand Pet fire to the old church?'1t
ltd. and from that night 11''114 1 heard
the preneher my thnt the blood a.f
;Irntft-cie•tla.'c•5 from .all-�e1 u I
had n'e ts•'ill my heart.
Historic lamndntarks
stlihertoi Smut
The At lion of the t\'aler'al County
'listurh-ul Society Could welt be emu-
lated 10c oilers in its efforts lit twirl(
II' )firCes of libteiI hiter.'"1.
•rlif,sstrr•Metl e•eatlilbtltes Set. at.hlch I-
alsNit half the e",t of the tnhiiet, th.'
i itizene of the distriel being espar•ft•a
to rade)• the other holt. Tali:eta created
from time to time marking ofd mills.
early chords* and school houses will
f.•r Provides Io comae Is' r, -minders of
the stain art plunerrs of tilt rid
srinnty of Perth. who., fir -i o-olere
Bans• in just one hundred years ago,
the oldest place Of. Mdtl.•nlellt lasing 1n
the clennily of Shakespeare.
•
Father Wanted to Know
Father: \\'eft. do yin think you
can make my daughter really happy?"
!lunar: "Say. you should hate seen
her In+t night." -'Exchange. .
Highest Prices Paid
For Beef Hides, Goose Feathers
and all kinds of Junk.
Good Prices Paid for Hens
DAVID BROWN
Phone 270 Goderieh
Not Just Bread!
INDEED, NO !
CLEVELAND'S BREAD .:
is -a temptinaconlplement:
to any meal—delicious in
itself anti lending zest to -
the rest of the nientr.
Your family will demand
twice as much of our
Bread as any other. En-
courage them to do so,
as it is the most healthful
and nourishing food they
can take.
E. U. CLEVELAND
Phone I1-1
West t't
At„ r AT • "'' 1 "
W.C.SN
i(alertlasher a'' Dry Cleafei
�t e;r ul Lauad In Connection
Nest Street Tensaw* $21
\1'e carry a good stsx'k of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Wiring of All Kinds
Estimates given on application
Frank McArthur
ELF:CTKIC I A N
Telephone 82 West Street
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
All calls promptly attended to
day or night
i'HttNRS
Store .:15 It.rlldenee 5155w
Hamilton Street. Goderich
Brophey Bros.
THE LEAD1N4:
--FdNERAt. 111KF.C'TORs
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service at all
hours, day or night.
PHONES Store 121l Rt,. 217
(151111•11111'11
TRY
Spare's Grocery for
quality and service
- where -
cleanliness is paramount
Hard Drying Floor Paint
This is the floor paint that does
away with the back breaking drud-
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high gloss finish and you have a floor
to be proud of.
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of exceptional toughness.
it dries over night with a
glossy and elastic surface orf
that will stand any .
amount of wear and will t�
not chip of/ or crack.Made in a
varietyof
popular colors, readfor e -
use.
ALF. TEBBUTT & SON
Hardware. Paints, Oils, Glass
WE DELIVER
ilverwood'a-- pct -beam
Brick or Bulk
Bon Bons or Dixie Cups
PRICES RIGHT
parr's Grocery
"The Store of Satisfaction"
Hamilton St. C,aderich
Phone 14$
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Paris
u
PHONE. 486
.s -
'.Fireproo
For Sale By
The Goderich Mfg. Co. Ltd.,
The Goderich Planing Mills,
Ltd.
board
Goderich, Ont.
Goderich, Ont.