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6-- Thtlr•.l'y". May 16. 144 1.
I§ your daughter
enjoying life?
TT is just in her "teen
• age" that a girl should
be getting the most fun
out of life !-Yet ,o often
t n
it happens that girls
sixteen - to - twenty have
outgrown their strengh
-are quickly tired, pale.
nervous. generally run-
down and unhappy!
These art sure signs of
anaemia, a 'eondttworn-out.o
results from thin.p)t.
under•nounshed Netsd.
a'illiami
Punk Pills hast
corrected this in thousands
of girls Her is the. ...mei
experience of %les. I3.
in
Nicholas of Erieau. Ont.
"Mx• daughter Sheas ' was
n a
run-down state.
easily tired and did not wtish
to aaww'iat.• •4,h others. A.
this was unnatural. 1 began,
giving. her' 1)r. Williams"
Pink Pills, and h` he K
% soon
made a strong
of her. Nor she is at haps`
a girl as one.•.void wish t1•
Start %our daugt+ter on
chis Armen treatment nor
by buying Ur. Williams' Pink
Pills at your druggists 9r an%
dealer in medicine or h•
mail. 30 cents. postpaid.
from The Dr. Williams
'Iedieine Co., Brockville.
Ont. - 5
wl]liuit1S
PINK PILLS
a MOU/1M0• • •rt
IN 4'4 COYN'' of
THE SIGNAL,
AHEAD about one foot. Nip off all but one Or
PULL BPEED-...,.vra nsRDEN tau rode shouts and at frust two
third� of the bode where large' dowers'
are desired. Order bulbs early, a` the
out
GODERICH, ONT.
Fashion Fancies
Sunday
Afternoon
ley p�.\GF •IIAM1I•TU�•
Wench. Ont.
i'hoo. ,tit Christ.
IluI ant
More •
10
liaise the Eaten,, Beret 1etlf• .'
Ileal 1h.
• .111.1 :d..1 ►tole is Thy Ilalur :
1 41111 all unri1htetuwtu'3+;
1•:31.+' and full of -in 1 am : ace.
\
'l'It• tit art full of truth and grace.
1'KAl'EK
lh Lord our Coal, enable u% 1•y Thy
.eros to live to Thee. 1
•..10' 1444.. .,111' '
winds'• the 1IY44t lot Thy truth w and
cause u• 1„ rejoice heard
tubed abr..adl 'ray love i11 our hear,.
and heel"ty .144.11l 11• :Ibttnd311if 1\
pears. and .iou3'ort of 'rbc 1lely' Spiv- ..
• \noon - 'rhe I4rI , w'r.•k y.
�, .. 1.1:•'1I% FAIR ALU• alb. 1999
..o„ apir 'e law la the
',y.•aL'e-. e , u:rt ant . ,lilac t. r -
e..t,l 1 ;2�•� le. Imalllrlllg F
tit > that rhes .4,u
1: .lobo 1:1s' P,, elm 119:11. . red amt splash).d
t.ot 1" 1'0%t- co3,traetiug tune.. count' nut a• „• truce room for the
�,, u.r.•or it, .1 darker
y fir.} 1! '.,' ' u,rt,p.e+ter herder edit.,,. .!.• print tater and - k•tel.. dike beans.
I. a:,.;4•uC a" ,..:n. , ..`.,,•ly lilt• .0 and islet+. Try a
t. ,. „t .,•, y!vc11• , t the I b4'., or u- potter, doomed :til,► neve seemed,-
..i,;.•
cgrtal,psa
1""I' ,r ere„t /waif' 111ok few new t' whit.'
+ t. , a;.. 1 3s' the •serol.
4' r WIN t Ahite i !nen. mond. ...' 11.1 1 r i
. 1•••t att.! 1
M
This 11 she Thar for Planting A age' I cholees
Pse
wbk' and Flowers cut
TI►ereis tree, h suck to Its dune ttt can lie
the garden tib:, tv"nth. 1'ndvidetl rite inch us
weatter is to.,''ultivablon will be old asp'
4'v and wady of the
.'sulcal In ea few ,i.: n• of * w
early planta ,:u' le. /emu. rhe &at n4tte.
job will be :,
thorough dogging' thin oto
Plowing 1n the ,.t.1 of large gardens, soon t
and then ,.,o: lout I eultitatlun 8M- I nitrate
till the soil e. i4, a very rine planta
lieuerully speaking, plating
state of thele otables and dower"
rush Manly' Stb10.
lunch aro beet✓ ,i rote. lettuce. cT.inach. „ r
parsnips stl, vo%m4.a, wartgulds• 11:114111:::11:1
d
ealllo Ia a. i*'. others. d,, pertthR
1c. aesl should Iie
cariettee are so r4, desires •
) of the stoke, plush u .
prolonging Vegetable lesson fruit. lA'hen
1tlnuoliet Mupply of vegetables, tug of the later formed fill
t
carrot.. beets, onions, lettuce 1 two feet apart 1n rows three feet
secured it the earliest sorts, I staked. tomatoes may be growl absu
lurch, are planted at intervals apart. f3owfn. Att'tlals'
we
fruiting. Nip off all Side brarettes and
train naln Neem tAI centle ral
stake
ae
about dive flet high.
interval% of a foot with soft twine or
raffia. When the steno nahurrytI4" top
or tett days until the end of , Sowing annual H i4u $twos io' the
One must cultivate frequently. ; S, ground the second or ale i we/•k
t well, and fertilize tweedy' with' own g proved veer Niro week
Sluices might Marked out by Breve
l.
luickly available material like In Slim las �.,a thel
of soda every ten day's'. if the t
are to be kept ,4,w► 1Iw r. wwda I1011
Ith tspa1ce11 marked, and dust I
crop wade tender. weWevery
t"' a4's zinnia,
N,rak well with water pcerc tete �'; • i;Kl^`y llrummumpi�'lpetunias,• Asters. tag/Meek
drys. if the weather is ra odes. etc., mill all
is welt to remember
14s worth redo- m11n14' a Itr11�1an t show' during the ,4uuu
b s„ektkl a et , tiler If treed IN hi11w11 to lila tug 111( 1
lly SpriukleN..\fuer w'uteriug. g -
10 hoe for .cuffler and b.o/wu 11u ST. AUGUSTINF.
ti, growth so that moisture may
served. Follow• the early crop✓?
when plans'
sown to a d. ..f about'thrl•l• times
Ito diameter, will mean a very
light coerrU,- most thing*. With
the annual fi..1„ the small gardener
i11 clumps. markittg
W advised 1• a attrke until the
t 1 m • t , ideutif
nut 4l
the t,
IM' pre tri. at.•'•
of spilled). lettuce. radish and onion �,1 \loos' TIXF:. \lay
with later maturing seal et ah as t • Oil, '*l
uuN•e: lamest carrots. steres andcorn.
friends tett, toll Tue"iiiv'„{ calls, •",
wee" -
't An-
them.
e u 1' -h euou3.11 . " v
plants' are r I'rheae c$4, Is iutid 4144 not
p,.•Id
rets Should ptu.in thestr annual nN•ctiltife.o t u
thew. ams ureic yrgetab►e•s. and will not netatakrn g11 Slone \Yuus'u►N Inst iiuttgn� ileo„ 1111
trout. With • •'•1,'4' sorts. such as the i .'•nt 4,i- , the tired named are
le the hoar of Mr.. J. t'
::alt zinnias, 11 the i .tut dmd cum.ndlin
it
eOStnuls anti t,, lean in mind the Handling Tomatoes \\'ednr•,pey' of hs••t week. .'P1u•rr wnN
Hwy
It 4+ •s'1 a tlatld8111.1•, 111111- ill,' INu.k% Mlluw-
tlwr of Bon. n,l .io e.slur. to. The mail planting of tomato"•N tp9y goa.N.d year': work. ,.UI ter old utll•
b4' %ulUe b1,N,ru Is'•rrci Ir• rieskevl v"tin i4, moa :..•rtiuu•. �'fe1s 3t .
there ere til and unlet ,err,+ wine reelrrtlll. INV'•
u very
Wali there it • � s' plea prefer- r..
combos'. ;laud l4, own irkly Wherrv.•r Pers ibis• ,n im oro. lug 11i,wlc.
t and r that .calor. t r Mr• wars open " \T W. Bray. who Iia
41'311 nut ole • ' vtK 1s' I.4' 1
e•4) alght n. •, trrubly ]tutu north ;t .Lon14 111' staked to 411,Mur. ge evlrl)
i e fuU Ireurtit of t hr
The Snarled l'rinle .Are Bordered q4' ar.uth. w, n1.1. Atte»tate rows
.4'u.'•. •f•'°. �� � r
1 e -/.Wl .1111 may 40
t,•,y 1.,•%%•--1
I whetl,3r 111 the •.,tlti 1a• u( tho.l 1.Ir y
Ileart. a1::9• ln, garb•
g rcnti•Ih 1 noes •t ,• n,• ur.t., 1 1 I t
•. .1 t
3rtt thee. cull
.1•NI The model ,ketc'1k'•'. and Isar t'
tie' ,• •r,:. r 4'r epresent it,: Niultllest • reef t.
r ia,;rrn to t...•."• making n probably the tu••'
i..4'• the ideate' l4, a rW,•tioi design. � .11 1,irut'
\.,tie t!1.• :1ifC:fat;\'.• tll.'tl,'11Vir' /trek. it111rala111.
•u.udutect it l• 1 1 hip treltueut.dtsl eireulvr of It
vi+ii tri, !I .. 11 til• h„e, 1� •
skirt. Irddia fufture
1 til. a tic .44'1 In r. The bete to p1:n,t, ylahtins i
�eL•'torr. . d.,sit i0 •111111 *14,111 4444'
Him. In 'terse t t rbc mn4K *unable
thew tl.cnl. int" rPlatiallNhip t,o tlitu3+It: from
l4,•; 1-erlr'1,.8 ivty. 11.. would Ire a'G.•,1 all -sufficient for suit la a.,
well tr3t'Tne.t. Wispyy
•, .. \ would 1" 1 tfllr.l 'a reedy fertilized loam.'
tldnt ter • Imp of .their d' I' • theta atoi tela•.
:Ire ruse • , -hall have, ler noors' "•
ol"•dieut 144.144, ivy sac. A.o%an tit. bt
hate t„„l•vt t4' til', tui- Irl verse .S4 it prophet a fid licit if the still deco humus. 4,r ecru
I i 1 dlLKulg .n , Is•lbtla,. well surd
Y
.3 ' 11' • r••
-loot 1. tri. the
l . tyshall/stew 4'1!o'il t fan :
, �,v. they .441 tilt Te•tau14ut t h. a Neigh
,.1 1"I 4'o ltd Illu.11 >+' more r grow
1n' shill
say w3u:y n'littlr./s,:
I1. t,i,•,1 t!. 14, :1114•.. 111 Gospel ter %i. feet. ,n:
eco n1 rpta'ary 1 : "yet,dcc
... mom. tell .fal44er+ have sys t a lino••. which are 'her. rcft.rred to, this ma'amPiet,
.our -gra p.. and the chiladrt•p's teeth 1ltere• Alai! be -u' i' .,44 anutelance .if them abor some_ dirtnncre snare.
.:11•' sof ,i:, .,,Iv. Itut l•'Yry"t•••t-�rWIIl 4Nlh1i•• loo *Ming that there shall IM• The tubOr - •ul.l he •plalwd s. thr't
tit ` tt]itc +e* 1 1 than there wit• of teachiiid ! side• sots hmd+ p,iiut:L. 'uhwgrd•.
p t ur ural" 1 n 4,r g l. r f
TlNilu• that e•71 •..
how• t4'mptin;ay ,:.Mover it hN,kN. will thtuts 4'ver w3 Tier. 1 :tui and the i of the p •""^'iy at inten•als
tint it :1 •^n4' erige, anti it,w:ll set 5., Ie „f 1;011 +hall Ir) the grass of�__�
f
tts'•tr n+•tilt •'m wlge. s," *84' , "r later i'hria lit' b "...t t., a r1P:/ier sight
•,•/.i'w-til f.,'1 front it. and reths•t "le- ,, th•'•r th,uu thou rvrr. t11'h. l.4'
o4, It with 'hirtrrnP•r. The•rr is' as 1.. 1`1• .
dlrext a tendem,•y in Nin to maker 1> 111 erdrr t„ all thew hop%%inpta, sore
man IInPa-y. ❑- th,.ro fu •our .hall 'le p"tr•Ioue.1. for (e*l w'i11. for -
grave, t„ se! the teeth •on edge. gist• Mel. for.l•t. It L3 Nin that keep.
l4,//errs+• a1 :11 the 'urnp,hrt N411 h. verso things from us. that •1,•41. elle
ter vor+: iet •in be
e f..4' 1,.•- ^w4l lo.
hive Le -4 hryithrr. The
1,', tenth , til .. and. a in ho1M s; nes .prep. 't'luw•,t,• this
hat rau•t 1 i.• s'
Atoll
a Nr. •� things of t:od *boll by the G'••'1"•. drive a .e, -':.kr, raking care not to
4 f, • it l ll - fruit.. 4'I ' r 1 brouttl4t to.,a 'dearer light "Wage h eAidke ter 1114' main .tl• o
that 4.4 Qt.o covenanted with rurremt .if e,cM1N fa
children of 1 -reel when toe brought taken away by 'pardoning mere'y• and
them out of Egypt here promiwd to the onetruetion k3 re111 til and 31(-
4'r.
like
river:,
down
hl a
saki• A urs c..veuant with them._cine trace run. d
til"dished ma and roc• like i" tuight' s ream -Co densed
If. p„n,.•w'ork 1s' Tent covemlt.t wee a
marriage • 1Sihle.
y
pr mutat be Shown up every evening' ,'rant between Go41 awl them. and from lici.ry
by the 4,R•pring.-1lrandun Sun. they. by their idolatry. broke it. Ile ,from 1:11 -"The lava w"as given by
then pmmlN•d term that they should Mowll, but grace and truth vara
inhabit a land
llflolan'g1. wwinitn
tt nods anti
ne by ,itaur (briar' ti •"•' y Tbe
promised them that the law would he i Cb iistiaglexattlmmonw-lraer hh 11 sayer Its
written in their hearts' by the tinge 1
of the Spirit. as formerly it was this text:
written on flip *hies of stone. lie \, hook at the contra0t that
tsin oft
fnrthpr promised. that Ae would take here f undertttwltoses wale een the person
x
but a medium.
Ills pereamality had nothing. to do
with 'his Itte.sag0. You may take
away \hetes. -and' the law *t* &1erl
tthe crime. But Christ is
w.or1•11 with Christ's message' that
ion cannot rend the two apart. Ton
cannot ,have the figure of Chritet melt
:teeny. and the gift that Christ
brought remain.- if you plat away
4'hri-t from Christianity It cofa;Ne%
into dust anti nothingneee.
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
1 crit, =apply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service And reasonably Pur •.
L. FLICK
Solicitous
of Your Patronage
CINDERELLA
BEAUTY SHOPPE
\1.'-8
Te i,btttt' - Hardware
ardware•
For Appointment I'he , ' -
Open its t ttaH•bruino•nirre
Let me give yon
the Delco -Light facts
DROP in next time you're in town and i'll
demonstrate Delco -Light for you. You'll
be highly interested in learning the real facts
about Delco -Light. You'll probably get a
surprise when you bear the money and work it
naves, how little it costs. and how easy General
Motors have made the payment terms.
I)EIw'11-1.11:HT ~.ALES \ SLR% 1( 1.
Campbell & Hutton
Kos No. 1. Konloka, Ont.
\\. IS. COOK. Sub -dealer. 1r1111EK1/ 11
Tvu-
GALVANIZED
SIDING for
Outside Walls
AttreetiVe to rook at.
lneipeninve. Easy to
pot on over old walla.
With building paper,
warm, dry, windproof.Choice of ftnr'k, Re
sad Clapboard patterns.
Iy1M
"UM. IIMINh. NEIL ININ1h.
Chronic Bronchitis
isq uickly and safely relieved by
Templeton's 'wonderful RAZ -MAH.
141r. 11.-14,:cmoer, Zurich. Ont., got
such rah»f from a sample of RAZ -
MA H that he bought a $o Orli 44.
as alma\ le 13nder guarantee
or
money bait:. Now he always (ewe
RAZ -MAIL when he hap an attack.
Says: 9 usually work the attack off
in a few tLtvpt Then may go for a
RAZ-
yyer�r��aa so without other•" Aathma-
MIJi is alar wt ta.
At year druggist's.
Z -MAH
Eyes of Blue
-true to you
Eyes of Gray
stove while away
What are YOUR eyes
saying today
Your eyes have no voice, but
they speak - they show moods
and temper. They do more, they
show your physical condition.
Ail, they clear. righsparkling 4th
hung V r dull. • Y•li w,� unlitt0 the hue. r Thu •I Le
the wand of inter.ndluri1d{tdnr-
+o-
auto intosicatton and bier uF
vabc[ dos w -lth - u
4.110,+•
Try • regular deity
".• our•beet A Vegetable
period. Y0„r eyes rdl
Product
Ny
II the etoe
Read about Colas err fraught
Err/ re
B
Jere4e ,neees A
Sales Agents: Harold F. Ritchie
Limited. Toronto
st
So Easy to • Make
(Purity Flour S -hour Dinner Rolls)
Here is a pleasing change In the daily menu - crispy,
delicious Dinner Rolls full of nourishment u id richly
he
satisfying in flavour. Made best Recipe below.
flour of strength and quality. S
cups tepid milk, cup tepid
water, 1 compressed yeast cake,
tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon
salt,
1 tablespoon each of lard and
butter, 1 egg. 3 cups Purity Flout.
Dissolve yeast in the water, sdd to
milk with the salt, then beat in
X35 Nps Flour. schen light, in
about an hour, add the sugar, the
shortening (melted the egg and
balance of flour to knead, shape
into dinnerbulk
and hake inmod-
erated let doublese to
in oven (375°)•
Sesdf 3Cx M 3u for lb fet.so► Pori,' Flew Cook Book one go • tech of Psrrty Flaw
raw yore /wise. Jt.FECIIUR
likl\ BEST FOR ALL YOUR
BAKINGRONTO
WESTERN NABRANCCHHE MILLS
CO,
COW TOHEAD COAST r��
WORLD itOf,►ti1ONS
'4rel,tl•ll of Labrador tells of
oming 04,•'4' i4, the middle of
the
uiekt to a 'poor male- hoe*. 1'n-
` lll. the Nltrly. sieepc Weight".r In the
'arable. thio man rose and fed Oren -
f‘,;44 dogs while his wife lit a fire in
tri freezing cold ra"w an'► made
MN•e4a. Unknown to 1:mnfell they
'smrr$ndered to • him their "Am- bpd
• and ltefased to take a vent for their
trouhl}M, '
ton a other occasion when Grenfell
rt wee for\ breakfast he found
oundie l, hata� in 1 0
host had `Alsapep -
i
the road 1144 which ,hies gtu'st was in-
tending to travel to the 11103t village.
fourteen miles away. just to break
.,nit murk a trail. :o, the ;me'Nt did
not know the Way. and to carry some
milk and .ugar\ to save the face of
1;nth feld's prcat4'•tive her't in that
tillage, silo had made a had voyage
that year and w31s thus short of
''Innlries" like milk and sugar:
The great mi.slennry knees to
linger over those kipdne0Nps ref te0 '
way. lie .pork* e,f them with much
grateful 4'nthuNlaism.
in Labrador it 1,. k loins and
NP7npx11hy that count. A' an may fro
tar afield and 410 'work 4b t i.M'omes
deservedly famous. yet t things
that noise life worth while i�lwhra•
! .r ,r,• air,. the things that )31(4•'!44
New York or tendon or the
-t hnllet of the eountrytide.
"It rill seemed to le• ge mmei. n( in
rine mono. kimittee4s." Lord. trach ns
t., foe kind The iihtle._
330a0
pew.'‘
t34ot.o
SHEET STEEL
CEILINGS
add the touch of pros-
perity to stores; give
better light. Perman-
pnt also for echonlp,
halls, kitchens and
bathrooms. Easy
tet put up
plaster. No dust
orlitter. Easy
to clean and
'� paint. Can-
not crack
oro 1
GALVANiZED
SHINGLES
End the fire hazard.
Put on over old roofs.
F.apy to ley. Good
looking, permanen
inexpensive. Use N
Other.
• roam n.cheap
M t/a ad,
GET PRICES R CAR ENTER
TINSMITH O
Super -Salesman
•\ young man •'aIle I at the hilltop of
a ,elebn,te, diatrno+Ueian and asked
, les• the doctor.
'1111ve yon an appointment?" the
I►t,w
wirer asked.
-No. I hnven'L" the young Mari TO-
prJ iMl.
Ted noir.• s'.,n.ulted the dra•tnr'r
appointment list.
"4 think 1 ear, work pot In after
the next patient leaved," .he said, •'Nn
',wow go hands that room epd take
pine clothes off." 1
"Take my clothe. off!" the young
mnn exclaimed. -What 1..?)" -f
'The .locator gar ramie it an absolute
rile not to See ,,ti0..dy unIPPel 111311 i+
done." the nurse ,:lid firmly.
'gin! i 1111n'l *:int 40 take my clothes
ed." the }Dong mon lnsi.tiel_
"Then. I'M parry, but you can't isle
the 111a't',r." the lane aald.
'Well. K that's the ease. I'm game."
the 8(11ng Man mid.
A few momenta later the dew•tnr
entered the norm and fond the young
man waiting him, stark naked.
"1►nctor•' the young man replied.
I here called to app if you would re-
tie* your mbeerlption to The
I slop ' llome Journal."
CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT
uality is the Keynote
of what People Say
agour piuth
?LYME) U ,
CANADA'S LOWEST -PRICED
1 t'LL-SIZE CAR
FULI-
SIZE
• WHEN people discuss Plymouth,
quality is invariably the keynote of
their conversation.
They say most complimentary things
About ttsChrysJer smartness,i*Rcharm,
its slender -profile radiator, its graceful
t'air-wing"fenders,its arched windows,
its chromium -plate bowl -type lamps.
They comment highly on Plymouth's
full-size dimensions, its richness and
spaciousness, its wide, deep seats, itll
exceptional leg -room.
TH r. Plymouth -product of
Chntler enginerrng and (mho-
-a manship- has been so named
Miaow in endnranre and strength, ruuednese
and freeSiim from hmitst "ns so 0c untely tep1fy
that band of finish retie who braved the
Atlantic three hundred years ago in pried of
new high ideals.
THE SMART, FULL-SIZE. FOUR -DOOR SLDAN, ilio
• •
They refer glowingly to the powerful
performance of Plymouth's 45 h. p.
engine, of Chrysler "Silver -Dome"
principle -its speed, its pick-up, its abil-
ity oil h ills, its sm oot h ness,itsqutctness.
They speak of Plymouth's safety -
of its fuel --size Chrysler weatherproof
4 -wheel hydraulic brakes, its rugged
full-size chassis, springs
and axles. They praise
Plymouth's amieziilg ecology
in fuel, oil and upkeep.
After all, it is only natural that people
should talk more about Plymouth's
fine qualities than they do about
its low price for Plymouth is, first
and last, a motor car of intrinsic quality
and value
• r
Cosft, $820; Raskin (with rami/t loot),
•f•BSOj 2 -Door Stiles, $86o; T.snsj.
$870; Dr Lox, Cost (wsth rookie
frit), $870; 4 -Door Sales, $890.
111 price f. o. 4. Wistar, Osteri..
fsiJdmr treader/ fleury rfrif-
wrst (freight e4'/ touts2 s o
re
Jr W. McGEE
GODERICH
HAMILTON STREET
M