The Signal, 1929-7-25, Page 6l
Watch your
growing
children
1
WATCH the health of
your growing children.'
Sae that they have the health
and e n e r g y necessary for
their "school work and play.
Por growing children-par-
ticularly
hildren--parocularly girle-4 rich apply
of red blood is essential.
Languor, nervousness, de-
pression, fickle appedta or
pallor indicate anaemia.
Dr. Willlami Pink Pills
enrich the blood, prevent
anaemia and build health,
bone and Pawnee Thousanda
of mothers haus proved tela
"My twelve -year-old gird,"
wriest Mrs. Robert Devitt of
Brougham. Ontario, "became
1D pale, w ill and nervous
that we had to take her out of
school. I tried Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for her and
sae gained in weight and
strength. She is now the pic-
ture of hrahh."
Buy a box of Dr. Willlaroa
Pink Pitts at all druggists and
dealers .n medicine or, pow
pa.d, I.4 mail at 30 cents a
box from The Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., ljBrockville,
Ontario.
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it'. EL%
Oir*�filliams
PINK PILLS
1
• •,O1aeMOLD E ••
acar
s OUNrre •
1
Sunday
Afternoon
By ISABELHA111LT(•�,
Uoderich, Ont.
. strengthen we. 11181 w1111. 1 eland
nt tau the- rock. :41"1 wrong in
Thee.
1 nuts 1.l retch out s 1.o lug had
To wren -tiers with the troubled sen.
.4 toach me, Lord. 11184 1 may teach
The precious things Th....
jwrt ;
5' .: wing my word.. that they: Imo
r.At b
The hidden 1h'pths, of many Al heart.
F. it. 1144 err 1.
MASER
t.4 mato he. 4, ).Ar,L 44i*, t• 111-
,14.:-;I,g *We of 'ITiy 111.0e-4) 11717 ride-
11x'4,7, :hat we wnl-' w:III, 1
f"re T c
I do Thy
5 ret.
•
.4. 1.1;•. . t /R, .%l (e'lth. 1919.
Lr• -on, telae•-Rrf.liazzar's Fra.t.
Lcssxu I'as44llgr-I1anirl 3:1i
I.uldt•n Text--Epltewians S:IS.
'1't..• 1.:r1•rative told . lel thea chapter
1. o- t• tete last nlgtlt of Rrl,.htrz-
rAl :1,c 4.8114•*' at 11n1.y1.). The o•
snot. t1• • •.riling to tradition, ea- Si
ii4 dead. f4. -tical. It Indy pace ).',n
''.r s:.: -.try cat some glorious .,.n•
Na. under the protection of Its
gats,
By 1111. 11uie 1he 'darkness Of night
had •'4't iti. and the-uruptnotas caudle -
Mirk• had leen Ile to 11hlWllle the-
elrtrplu. banqueting ball. It way while
they were drinking out of the sacred
,...L+ and slltgeng w+tags 1.1 prolge to
Ilse g,.Is of I1)abybnl, "the go.le of gold
.:41 of silver. 1f bras., „f iron, of
‘,.osis and of stone." !hitt there ;acme
forth fhe finger,. of ., tnan'• hala& and
wrote user aguiust the eaudkvrtlek
neon tlw'• plaster of the wall of the
kiutta !plias." The .+trauge Might
.truck the hllarlous klieg with t
nest abject terror. The supernatural
otntu awoke his .aluwberiug 1t,nstien,t•
and filled hllu with gla•my fnrel'nl-
jug, of d'sa-ter.
In his terror and perplexity rplexit• tete king
cried aloud to bring fu t1)e enehan-
Jerx, tar 1'haldr.ue., and the sts.th.ay-
ers. 'On their appesaring Belshazzar
1 saki to Iheln: "1,11ase.e4rr shall reel
tld. writing. and phew ttw• the inter-'
) retatlun thereof. -hall be deified with
purple. enol area chain of gold ;debut
his ua•, k, ami shall lie the third its the
kingdom." But the waw I11en "cosh!
11.41 read the writing for make kn,
to the kilt{ the interpret tion."
Now." w.. real ha the truth v4.
"the quer'u I. reu.ou of the words
the king tuhl hi. lord,. ,i:u ' into
)8184,84 tllollwe..' .1u41 1.0 entering.
royal mother 4e11.+• addressed her w
"11 kine. Ilse for .e'er: let not
41yypp•'ht, tr4.ut.e- tlww. nor 141
•' IItfenaace ,.r r•tfangevl." .liter t
courtly saiutatiuu at!! told Iron tit
was a Hutu In Jiir.•ittigthim who w
Ade to explain the mysterious writ
011 the wall. She urge, that•1. ah
•he now mention•..I at nam.. should
sent for At .duw the king fullouel 1
•1.•n
rear.
of
ti*
the
.rt
thy
thy.
Itis I
,re
a-
lu_
•.114
1,•
ter
��,�.�++ i1 were 111x01441 8 thou-8n.l '
•4118- • .g men in the army 41114
e. The number W in keeping
au m tgnitic,'une and the
y`tent king* 1t u..•,
41 44:4+ tasting the 11 i7e'.
nor) by 1t. that In li I
profa1/14. he :rase or-
e• him the got.lW: 811.1
+ • +•e�. which Neltox•aa•1)a•u. r 1
the temple cat darn -:1 -
tired lip In the house it
Ties• profane
• aa• rel ttrw•is of the
da drinking cups would 1.
only a .11pr,'It.e con- "
•4..c:;-• : r :it Ad cat 1-n,•l. hat a -ea -
1.i .r .h:,tr the city. though k
tl.sle4 and 1'ers:at:k„ 1
:1* , alt,. pent for 14aPir1.
1411 tae pn.pdiet Ir'lrtk Veneta ls•f.
cin. 4'h ;de s:ald:".trt tlyni lest 1►a
ho ant:+•.. ''4 genet... .*kirt of printed'
GODERICH, ONT.
Fancies I8ALAD8 AND
8Ul[> R DESSERTS
i The 11 rap • Around ,and - Tie
dirt
fhe w•repyn•uud-atal-tiv sports
•re- skirt. a• shown here. ha- found r
n• +pug 14.4:4. In the heart of ter athb•ri.•
�l►erta
fel. tc)II, art of the children cat t
x144111' 1 .1udah. whom the king I
..Ther brought out of Judah? a )at
Ii•:.r.1 of naw. that the .).tilt. of 1
'd, j..44 the'. and that light and 11
.•r-1:414.1,:_ and 4.U:di•nt wlwlo11
01111.1 i4. 4l's " The dg then mo
lite rix -•nmr offer t rwwsrd a.
ad made i.. the wj-s• Wren. In hi.
It 1 *, 1,•4 legan by .!e•Ilnirl_ the p4
- r .d
try •ilk 4re)e provides Joyous freedom
t-.. tot active play. }:xertjng its wiles to
he lwrvme a summer favorlie. the skirt
44- ptew114e1 1Uaelf 1• a novel garment t..
slip atlroltly oyer ••144th swiruming suit.
Tenni.* and Mgt ,ntlnnIn.ts have tie
he domed It arakagy.
es. ' The ski4i. is 1-ir••nhar. and titte"l to
the Idle on s mk.•. tyllltt at one .1de
t((i-)iiiiR
Let me give you
the Delco -Light facts
, , j t
4)
W
TROP in next time you're in town and I'll
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 'on hear the money and work it
saves, how little it costa, and how easy General
]t�,rsiz rt•'e'mg t'Re psiyment terms.
BEI,('O-LIGHT S.tLES t SF,R% 1( 1:
(amphell 8 . Hutton
Box No. 1. Htnhoka,' (Int,
W. (.. (044K. (DUEiu( H•
IIESSIIEX
the �Chq//en9er
has the right
jo dare
r
Challenging Variety
at our Co1orShow'
-• •i gift.. Ile said: -Let thy gifts 1
• thy pelt. and give thy reward- 1.. a
thee-: uecerth,•le.• 1 11111 road r
wririnc muni the king. .and ata
n.•w11 4.. Milt the 4nterj.r('tsltiou
S+11:x1)! stare 1.1 tnjnd 111 dee/111111g. h
:era was akin to that of Efl4ha woo•
h.. retro -rd the gift. ,.f N1111 81811 f..
Im11ijteg lam '.4 hi- leprosy 1;;; kin
5:1,; . Ile would !red the n:iudl•,f t1)
king away from hfulwlf to i;'-1, a+ t1)
v 100 to whop, Its would le-• 1n.1.4.te,1 14.
i the 'interpretation. Before. however. h
Icer.•- tlw promise,! etplana fl.•n ••f 1tB
taryaetinns :riting. he faithfully re
prove. ttct.4.:vzear f.•r 1114-hattwfu
mieimprLrrwrut of the -i.nal Jndg-
• meat which had befallen Nel.ta•hadtles
i zee- f.. 1)k pride. Ile- further reproves
him for addling r1. 'this rafngl..rb,n•
pride prufa44!ty in n -Ing the -acrel
re..el. et the NI..st Diehl ibel t.. give
o senee les Idols the glory which was
gine to Him alone. This daring p•rofan•
. Its had lel t . tie snperlatural writ-
ing on the 'wadi which be then read
au.) interpr.tr,l ren.: "(lot! hath num-
t•Pjrd shy kfl.gdom and Snlahel it.
Thou art weighed in lbs balsaspp, sad
Melded. s to a•aexaserr•en
the Meths anti
Per+dans."
Bel -hamar. in•tewd of rearm ine the
refia,a1 of hi• gifts. the reproof of h1+
pride and profanity and the l.rnnolin-
cemenl of hl. Impend/fig dni.m• 114rrfe,l
out els prowl-.. to irnuiel to ter very
letter. Then we ren.!: "1n that night
was Ik'lehazza( the king of the 4'hnl-
detans, aaln."
This wins the end of the
r, with a floppy best mi"I, from the belt
end•. Tela s�4),'l 41.14
i 44)44'', 811.1 1144141
II
' • t•F'l't' 1* .ri,nph• )rr.ra1.14 wha•u w -Ora
k„ over * light bin.; 1414.41, woven tent!!-
it • with for the take .▪ .f .taring; money for
r the nt1++1ol. But there was aornethhne
tn. seri 114114+41441 in the pregert4e. Du the
e olgr..ite Word neat. of an oh? Chinese
,• woman who did not know Pastor
r (:nub!'- honorabb• wife. She mast
r -ctrl,- harp 1•,'en.:t new arrival from
• ,'h)11a, or nom quite a different part of t
the ...ranter. flow • - !
have called the attention of the ear o
444) on herself by ars .v •lamatiun of pair- a
• prise when -he heard 44 white w•ntn:tn.
i talkl4g ('hlne•e•"
She 1144- g18d r.. learn thing.. how- d
ever. *nil had a fine lion r'4 aysryv,•r.-a
tion. Front the other 1.c 144wnts of rhe
$4olt. ...he fount) mat that tla- Chl►ww
4w.v :caul girl were not llrs. Gambrel Roll
nnd'dangbter. AI•r.. •h. trao told that
there past}edar foreigner- ..mull speak
('1)Inea► far better than valet the Jap-
anese could. ,Tram %fr Gault.] her,.e)f. tend to -a ',lase surrounded b the
abe Testred t ',he.apfntb three longi wild baautr of the northern woods, yet
• w. �w.s..et Mwtng the e.n.enArnt rwrmrina rrwar
to chit -rise tarda and girl,: 81141, more- 'comfortable ,ornmmr"la1Ion of Ute r itv
over. that 1hK who not dont- for money. I bone.
I hot -imply 1'..- the love (7 (Inlet. Ni)dgon Bungalow (,amp. situated ..r.
".111:" Mi.; the woman : "then you 11he eget shore of 'Lance [fele!) 1n t i.
are one of :la,i foreign people who I Nipigon River district. Is easily rra..h
are clever cat tnnklbg money:" ' ed by Canadian Pacific Railway ..r
Great w•jw the scorn of the old man Great bakes, eraeatnere.
:.••tons the way as he haally removed; 'French hirer Bungalow Camp. !ocat-
hf. tunny long pipe and replied: ed on the beautiful French Inver a
"No. of course she 1g not. 4411. 4.1.. Isere 4..40 Mlle. from 'Portant.... it alae
t it)• Itchy Dania) )
American huusaa'wlvtw are becoming
more and more enthuse! over French
1,•.king, 81111 diebei once r,tisyed uuly
at hole* 0e- ehtb8 ht which statue fans•
1.114. I'ar sten chef reigned supreme are
auw Mp)s'aring un the t.bl of oar
tl y flat )rosely=lr/preciatlng .'.meri-
r���i women.
194. French housewife Ix thrifty ; she
•rldum 1Wrs Out-uf-•,•aWa1 44.11'11414.:
' "he- makes use cat left -over.; and she
ha. learned the secret of Savor. She
• has learned that sealants alwuld be err -
veil when tlw Ingredient• are fresh and
crisp; that cold. tit-telial desserts St
Into sutuwwrtlnte as snugly as a
}'teuelt habit Sts a Varietal/ model:
and that a Hale Putter In the dressing
oddsd to the vegetable ingredient.'
"f 11 1.811141 111)114' cooking accentuate..
the fiavim*.
'try tine, or a1l of threw :French
, dn.he-. You will rind them among the
moa ls.pulitr dish,w nn your table Inlet
sutanner:
Elwes Tomato Salad
Peel and cart into fairly swell )dww.+
two cups of ripe tuwatone Add tw,,
4L.1--.44+. t110 lai.perr.ru•. 1 w 1aal,le-
s.u. stager, our teaxjsw.n 0811, one -
qua rter teaspoon celery.sa)t, one slic-
ed onion, 14 few groin, of )tod'd'y. HMI
1 tN.. e861.y jw.ou• vinegar. Boll for tete
minutes, theta Prese through a sieve.
rre•ye t.. a nu,h. Rent a half cup of
4rewm until stiff and odd to ter push.
Then 'olullrle fre.ahig, seise• int er1+p,
thoroughly drfe) let 11141' 1e,tce• with
1.:t } 1.111111 !.*..I ressl ng.
Vrsetable Salad Melange
(*oak .one cup of shredded string
been+ until tender In idling. .4.Ilted
water. with nne-ha If teas■.114 of-ng41r.
' Du the same 11111 our rep of shelled
pear. Mix the !sat- and hears with
one cup t•f shredder) einmin)s•r end one-
half cup, of thinly '11,,rt rutl-M•-. .1dd
french drerejng' and let stand a' l►o11
hour Meanwhile. hardes.H .1x eggs.
11:714e them. ail vitt .elf the 'mils w•
Heat they will stand upright .trn,nr.
the harvest of the egg. ,"..4.11nd (l:• -
Arrauge veins !elitist. !eaten ares:
each egg half, and place +..4,w of t1.,
4eget8ble mixture on the le.ne. Scn.
.try c.d.) with mayounat,e. s
Ei'eneh (`arame) ('a.tard
Four egg+, six tebl.rgsstum sugar one
••41) milk mud a little water, make
thi. ,.ill. tastedul Atwater dessert Sep-
arate the egg-whites and yolk.. and
beat the white. moil Owl are Arm.
Add four 4.44.)e.;.4.I.4 of -agar to tate
yolks. (romaine the while. and yolks
and add the milk, stirring the *Mature
sheivly. Make a caramel. usitng two
ta).eap.unas sugar and ole -hal( 1144
eater. Pour thus into a tin aro) d and
heti add the costar,). I'lace the mold
n a pan of 'refer' thud fake in a 1)0 4
vela for twenty -Ave minute.. -04 until
knife blade Mill come out rlenn
N'Iwn the ,•n+card 1• cold. turn it 1111
•4e- a platter and serve it with or with -
'411 a Mot Y.
el.e won .1 a 1.onwn )
Come see the beauty and variety which Eaae7t'�
offers at no extra cost. In ev( ry chher
to proof Essex has proved its right dare. t
challenges the performance, the style, the luxuld'
ous comfort of any car at-itny price, NW -other'
gives you back so much for every dollar you put in.
A Big, adult -size "Six." Fine to Zook
at. Roomy andcomfortable. ASUPER-
SiX motor -challenging up to 70 miles
an hour.
144draultc shock absorbent, 4 -wheel
brakes, radiator shutters and air cleaner
are standard A ND UP
Arid up yourself ?hr 11N) in "extras" AHS' oetre,- h. Windsor,
that Essex provi(1r.. 114 to. extra cost. tater *arra.
Your present • sr w i11 probably cover the entire first psynsent. 775*
• if At ( Purchase Plan offer., the barest terms
available on rho balance.
A Wlde Choice of Calor
AT NO EXTRA ('OST
R8
0
BAKER & DJJRNIN
Goderich inn Garage - - Telephone 166
Rahylnnian empire. .
condensed from Denied the Pro-
phet. ;ay Kirk!.
WORN) MISSIONS
In a Third ('lain (roach of a Slow
Tf<sin
By Lien'
Popular opinion 1• by no swan. a
relhoble gtrk)e as to the good ors• is d,
jug. or as r" the eni,'1,•n,-; of one's miss
-ion. Minch Its- let 11 4'o Is suppw''d
rhe! the tuiswinnarle- depend upon
•hat very thck. mellum for rommen-
..tien of tlwfr labors. lent 1e-.. et.mpll-
meat*, of whh•h the following f. an
sample. lire very gratefully ret'ivel:
1111r e44'nior beds 011.ri"nary. Mr..
::1nll. 1.a• rr?nriiing 111 11es *low train
, from Tamslrl Tern' 4*a. nothing tin-
u-tt44) in that. 11..1' An tht..fact that she
wap In the thir.l,•lar. e4rrfa4,•. }•„r
Ira -telling lb that way le ono of the
herd-hi).s w 1)!••b .he has long pat up
St/ME (:(Oi) ADVICE
I('E
Take a 4ecation that will benefit all
the family alike a lase, where there
are no annollns little chorea; or the
evi'rha.eiug housekeeping routine 10114•
!!eves in helping people to t4• better." •+•rued ht• the Canadian Pacific
-Wenn' Tilh.g. From Afar. in these enmps one enjoys the Priv-
ary of a cozy bungalow, comfortably
"I souk! lin. 411 hour an ory hestra a1., furnished and ,•le•trieally 111uminnted.
big thaC 1 wouldn't want any more In 111411 188141 .•ervtce to take care of de-
big flit, I ouldn't t 'Boxy") tail.. Charge. which are very re8twrn-
aerie are "American plan," and ale le
4 •
Te$eiter's Ignorant"
.laws° 1::. waked by the teecher nn the wide. wereeneil. 4.sl ventilate.
1" rive the first letter of the name of Mail eft 111)8/ her. every fat'llity for
a Clower, and .he would (vmplete 1t. ouuhw.r tedrentlon, e,wb es tealnie,
sane lalpfl -..141 "R." aewimmine. hosting. and biking. nigh -
The teacher g4essel "R1. -e" eurrect- ing, for which thele camper are famoue.
ly i.. perhaps the moat papular patti�me.
Several others followed, 111th the French Riser also (boasts nn excellent
-atm' twilit. welt on,• girl sold "O." nine -hole golf eo,trae,
The teacher messed. but all In vain.' For further Information enquire
Atter trying several names she gave- from an). Canadian Peeitk agent. lie
It up. and asked the author of the pxw• will he glad to help you.
4'r what flower .be had In mind.
Ver; proudly the ingenious -.choler "A man ran do better work under
rose to her feet and glanced w•at,Ing• i the spur of encouragement than under
1y at the ignortat teacher. the lash of criticism.- v'harle. '4
"1 means 10/1 It!' ah. trial. j ficbtrsb
are +erred in the big dining -room of
the elute hoose. or In hot weather out
•
•
7 o'clock is
A Convenient
Hour
Users of "long distance" find 7 o'clock
in the evening a moat convenient hour
to,teleph ie.
Reduced evening rates begin now at 7
-- local time. • They mean a reduction
of about 25 pet cent from day rates.
At 8.30 p.m. night rates begin with
about 50 peOcent off day rates.
(The minimum reduced evening rate is
$5c; and the minimum reduced night
rate 25 cents).
These reductions apply on Station -to -
Station calls - where you say to the •
operator, "Anyone at that number will
do."
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TETE: BELL, TELEPHONE COMPANY
O:' CANADA
k
The School of Commerce
CLINTON - ONTARIO
offers you, a Practical Business Training that has made
it possible for OUT scores of students to obtain and hold
positions demanding a high standard of efficiency.
-There ira position waiting for you --
--COURSES-
Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General
Office, Civil Service, Commercial Teacher's Course
and Special Courses arranged
YOU CANNOT ATTEND A BETi-ER SCHOOL
WHY NOT ATTEND THIS
SCHOOL ' OkENS SEPT. 3rd, 1929
Write today for information. Phone 198
B. F. WARD, B. A., Principal
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice -Principal
f4' •
Nott the wide
lap on the
close-up. Rib -
Roll is widely
but unaumras_
fully imitated,
GALWAN, IlZiE
1 is ut
Po rscTs AGAINST
L ICIIITIV INIG awl FIRS
C91d
y fires caused by flying embers and light -
Rib -Roll
banishin wooden roofs in favor of metal.
Rib•Roll Roofing has a dozen feature. found in
no other roofing. Properly grounded according
to the fire marshal's instructions it defies light
Wig: it stands, up against every weather,and
climatic condition. Handsome, easy to lay on new
roofs or over old ones. Secure for it lifetime.
Sheets fit weathertight; there are seven ribs to
nail iflto, lving greater .ecurity than 111 any other
roofing. Ideal for Barna, Sheds, Summer Cottages.
I'I.ANE ESTA1114R11144 tr,'!(I)('RAN('E 11,0,014,I) W1711 214 1101 RW StR AINEJ) FLIGHT
I'Ik lIsejh Ahnc' is the "Angel,nn" )Ping refn.ip) ,.,r 4'olrer City, ('sl., when R. f). Reinhart and 1.. W.11(m) A dP11 bllAroke the IImo,,
a recent ji.rir rrfnelllng endnrsrr.orl nimiest 4'r, rd by 'staying sift for 2443 s
emirs. )t t,k ern
A htgtrier Ayto ea(ehthe new
4'i,
•
•
Put it or with
PRB91111N
IF1t-HIM NAILS
The only nada to nee
with metel rooans.41,,
lead on the bead t.er-
f-rtly seeds the nail
bole Waterproof: .t4,.instea el umay waahens.
No mores -threading".
Their ease and *peed
of handling make thea
worth many times
th.i, roar. 224 per Ib.
1'RF.F• ample gladly
went OP rpue*t.
PRESTON Ventilatidll Prevents Spontaneous Combustion
To our knowledge not a single Preston Ventilated Barn has
ever been burned because of spontaneous combustion. Warm,
moist air in an improperly ventilated barn produces condi-
tions conducive to spontaneous ignition. Preston Ventilators
for the roof, adjustable side-wall windows end spacious
dairin
protect otanthe barn circulation.mfire They dare ers built to keeppthe
the
elements out, Write for full particulars.
PRESTON
STEEL -TRUSS
BARNS
A /K .. barn hunt with
rugged Steel Trusses. *very
angle of the structure is hared
against wind - pressure. Th.
framework is romport, .i .ng
away with n.mheraome emits
beams. Welt ventilated and
wren lighted ,the easiestbarn
to wart in. Wo caw your the
hers.
Over 1000 Ontario farmers
have etxdi..l all makoa and
chosen the Preston Afoot
'hues narn. Their satiefaetion
is row annag st
et the beta about Una beta
riot
hock AA�ttS a " our Mg
Ower Ia`aree -
Het sr ins seam% eishere.
Barn Door Tracks and Hanger
Prwetnn hot-galyenired four,
wheel Hangers and Aird
proof Vern Door Track are
the hest hardware made for
heavy been door*. The
Hanger le adjustable up and
down. and M and out. This
make, erection an •may that
hundnMe of builders will
nee no other type.
Eastern ted Pxuductc
10 Guelph Street
PRESTON, ONTARIO
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