HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-8-1, Page 66. -Thur .lay. •Auteruet 1, 1929.
THE SIGNAL.
.ODERICH, ONT.
Sunday
Afternoon
Are you afraid to
eat a hearty
meal ?
vvHAT doe* meal-
time mean to you?
Is .t the pleasure that it
should be to restore the
energy your work has
taken from von?
Or must you pick and
.hoose'- in dread of
indigestion?
Here is a remedy that
has brought relief to men
and women the world
over. Dr. Williams Pink
Pills are taken every da%
in many countries, speci-
fically for digestive trou-
bles and stomach dis-
orders, and have brought
happiness to thousands
of one-time sufferers. For.
besides strengthening the
digestive nerves. they in-
vigorate
n-
viRaate and purify the
entire system and .lay die
foundation for continued
health.
•
Buy Dr. Williams Pink
Pills now at your drug-
gist's or any deafer in
medicine, or by mail. 50
cents. postpaid, from The
Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. s
Dr Milani
PINK PILLS
.Ois[NOID KAYE
111 ee C0I. UIte•'
Cleveland's Bread
is a lenliding eon.,lrrueut to ane'
411111, --delicious itt'i hell 41141 1411.1-
ing rest to theft -4 44 the menu.
Voir family will demand twice
tate tench of nor Bread+14 any other.
Fneo.tralre Ileus to do W., It4 it i.
the• 41141*1 healthful and rn•urishingr
f...d they can take.
E. U. CLEVELAND
1'i:.: I i West Vit.
1 % 1-\I:1 1.11.1\111.TUN.
tut,
,trao,,4 rheer; c..dr •:Itl•e yt•lontts '
Him who cru .,• - .cur wnel:,:
,te it t.. Kin
I . ,.Ich lei, .1. 1. . n, all ,•nr 4%• -
11e -.'.. t ...hof rive
I' .an.•II.e %yord.
,ru, :1• . .•,tu %%.,r" i- tinea
'•... ••art 1, I .. ..', ,.ir .
.. 11- -II . p 1....1
\ 'e.t and 1•)%%.11.1 :11 . ' 1 c - •• I.
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• .,r.. tory •nuui.t f:lll.
1'R.11EK
t.•Ir Father. ee pray '''In'••
'11.;1:•-.• 1111.1 -n•l.i' I"I tin ..
.•h(',Ir. a 1,•_. ,,•
•»..1 :idol admiral - 1
I'Isy. King.f.•nl • • :u• I' '
.b.1,• "11 •14t•tIt a- i' 1-
!, .\turn.
�. '.. LEseeItN FIIK ti 4.. lith.
1 r. -4.n Tapir -Daniel .lnwtng 'fhr
Lion-. -
1.. I'a-.age-1 kutirl 6:10.11 11F
i4.ulde ti 'f.•At-lysin 31:7. ".
\'. ' i:• .1. .' ll ..1 ik.i-h.Izzar tt biett
• 1.!.. ',.•' .'. 11:1-;\ of the ILII,\1..111x11
i. 4r_.. we reui ".and I•:tt•in• the Mwle
•• • ed the -king.b.ut."
Tyle lir-t part. of ;he -Itlh eh:.pter
iw tluit It p1.•ased the urs king
44.i0e1lit• kLtgdo,lo lute our bnudnsl
I twoollc Ix.rtion 1111.1 11;1:t.e ever
• 1: •xrrnpor Iter.• hiig. nleeoeduty
• -.:. • ` nrtintnih•.t.Ic a11.1 ,. j.. the,
.:Ir}' Naxe•.. nlul ucer thew- br. ret
.er throe to •!nleristienil 'them fuel
'hat they .1 1.1 their .luty :tad -,mt
•' tribute P. 11r Imperial
I
• 1 . 1 Iw rl Ill 1 1
•
, 11 I t 1 .I
Ienry. 111.11410,1 was our of those -ep-
i lident. and he by hi- .Neill cut
1: hon.ut••udrd 11itu-elf to the king
111 entertained 41111• idea, of far-
:. promoting him. "The king thought
-et bile over the %chole revthu.s.
'I' .. a•
mos outlenndln;t merit uuul
..1 -n .r-- were not %%Itl(•n! their
,:urtaige- ih the evil sorb'. They
; .•ate to a%eite the hateful f.eiingge
.-nay and .1.11 1..11.Y. The .atr:tp+ %%err
d ..4th ntgi' and they determined
. I.riug about Zanier. rn411. They
.d 111 adluit to then. -aloe. t1111t they
•."1141 find no fault in the tit -chart,• ..f
4. 'itt 'Tht•n raid 1114•4, 0141. wee
111 not find any i. enMon uguiva t111+
Rode!. e•t„•pl we 111141 it 41gai11•t him
•n.rrnIng the Ins of his 1:..1." They
•n•.ltesl together and pre%:1i;evl Il14411
I; No jumpy feeling
NOW when I drive
Nothing relieves tension so
effectively as Wrigley's. The act of
chewing, as motorists have discov-
ered, has • gentle soothing effect.
The healthful cleansing action of
Wri lev's refreshes the mouth and
steadies the nerves.
RILL
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A
Feel this tread grip
HFRF'' a real test of tire treads we
.sant you to make. (:once into our
shop - anytime - and just Press the
palm of your hand on the top of a Good-
year All -Weather Tread Tire -just the
way the tire presses on the road.
That's all. lint what a story it tells! The
All -Weather Tread grips your palm. Yon
can feel it pinch. If you need a non-skid
tire. this is it.
Check over this list
29 x 4 4') ...$8.30 30 x 5.00....$14.5.0
>'i x 4 75 ¶I3.75 31 x 5.2i .'..$17 50
F. R. MILLER
Vulcanizing. Batteries, Brake Service
and Greasing
Phone 259w
Goderlch
Oak Cootteeer Tires err haat of Soper- .4. fortis.
t
!1. t
WAR ('LOCUS U.1I1lsI '. I
1 i ! 1• al..,•,. •hone.: \'ladr.o-•1.•k. Russ .
1'1,•414.-,4 I'••q-41111•• it I4,. left i• lir. 1'.
ultimatum. ,11411 , rlgir' 1 Getter. •
:4.' king t...Igl. a deer.•,' that hr w:s-
• 1»• cc:mill •d not only as a god. Inst
Ir..• i.•.I for the period of sa, month.
Med r.., ac:thou) the *lightest »tt.plelun
:)tit It wast iuleiole.1 a. ti al•-igts.
a gait:at Daniel, "King Durbin. ,signed
the welting and the ,I,- rev." Now we
.14• flee herui.•141e•Iy e.1' Daniel. "Wien
Ihulb•1 knew• bunt the a.ritlug .uta
.121114 1. he went Into the hue•.•: '111.1
Id- wlt•dow- icing up len, in hie. ebam-
ler 14.4wi11rd Jrrutealens. he kneide.1.Iq.-
•.11 •I,i- ku1'vt three time.. :t ,tan. and
p.r:tyel. and inive thanks Iefore hi•
I:..d. a. I..'.lid nforl•til:n_:'_ 'flier,• 1.
woneiliii.-1161inie In tit ralwuleiee of
I.i- bend.. d.s.isiet'.
\. 1►aniel 4114 nothing to eolseral
his .I.•...11..,,- the-atn.p.- had no dint-
-idly 411 finding hint guilty ,.f a hre•aeh
r flu••' -mime.. At i•n,e they went t..
VIN• k:n�• :11,'1 said: "DLi-t thou not
t
.Igilial +, deer.'• that ••%•cry man that
•11+111 a4 it petition of any ao.1• rr
man within thirty day.. *:Ile of thee.
1. King. .112 11 14• •yt-t 1111.. the den of
lien Then it was that itis+ ry.•• were
••
1114-44,4 to the real, design of their an•-
I:on• 4111.1 "then the 1.11144 I%a..•urr di.t
pde:r,tl. and wt hi. heart on I/,usiel to
deliver Lim; and he labored till the
g••I., down of 119 -i111 to deliver him."
Alt No M
d-I•y,••f •'ap.t•dN:l. 14.4-11.t4.. -••'
tt .14 e.,uar:aitsr.!, sorely against ,
Ids till. to give ,order- f.rlthe inflle-
tlou of thy penalty.. .to. they were tak-
ing stray Daniel to :.-t him into the
den of lions. 1uarlli+-laid t,. him: "Thy
11..1_ %limn then .ers,•-t ,'n.tlwsally.
11.' will deliver thee."
Leaving the .Ian. whIelt wa- pro•
Kelly 111 the lxtiad-,' grounds+. the king
returned honk. to pa.- n sorrowful ,net
s•leet-"-- night. Like .1.4. he wit. 'full
f to-.h,g to and fro until tie dawn -
.I
1111111/1IN
I; -- ..I 111:111. 1 I<_ reverted to have
-I••r, "t ;Ile Nanking . Move' hewer, w'h...
14•f e4es•.rtrte of the Narklug l;ovcrn-.
home of Mr . -.t, \Ire
and other 44,•11 - Th.., • r.- n,r.au-
Iwuied honer L, ll %I :.•line :11.41
Malel Walden.
Mr. and Mr-. N. ru.eu furter NIA
fandly, Of -r:r'..rth. Vivre Sunday
guests hitt the home of Ni r. and '.1r.."
Bert Taylor.
Mr. Milton 11... er and .on. Waal
win, of 1Y•x,•Ilatv11. %kited on '1911.r--
dny with they.. •..nein. Mr. W. F.
('tlmjdell.
.l r. Alfred 1'••• 6 and Ur .11111 Red-.
muni, of Toronto, art- v:-i;iug alt).
INVENTS CIRCUIT; BREAKER
--
Science Gala. Mastery of the Elect.*
, Are-It....m of Light Ftp-rs-
ishurt-1 Irrupt 'festa.
HalL'd Uri nhe or the trivet rtcwi 111-
'dn.-t1 ', 11541.1 I1111)4 -ria• . .1, velup-
meIts of rev nt y, -sir-. '' I .'nuoa
of 8'eireult-bneker, bat•. .1 • : •4 fun..
. datuentally new m•tliod et a '.'tope
ung an electric eurtent- .In . , .t n,•w
nt. thud titivate..0 In w• I. . , ,1-
-was publicly' anti,•••1 t.•
0rst time at the ant.,l.. the Aw,,riea11 11441 itut• .' t
_I•:ngineerv.fn New York t 11 •
Three papers read :u tl:., ,. -'.t .1•
1''ete•lec.the revuiutlouary rliala,1.,
•f the device:. which is called tl,•
Ueiur.. circuit -breaker; the name b,
• ins: derived from the •,..ntlal f•..
Ill r,• uf,.11s operation. the 0. iun4ia
ion id tin -electric arc. 1►r. Jos• t'-
:h.D
tau�ut wo.,•• engineering
n
4
.
a., r
,h% tirtfnr•- ,Isntitel s•ati....1• '
the papers:'dealint with its 11
a.l and mathematical mope -tie. 1„
2irplah 111 a member of t:i. 1'.-' ...
staff of the Wee itLtiome.• 1:'. call.
anti Manufactnrlulc ('11mpaty.
In accomplishing • the ti i.•4..•.
thin p4uar*s. e hn u .
• r drit'ex au :.thteetlhe-ioarceir.styelt. 1:41-. 1116•
1 talII, path at the rate of 2,4011" utiles
t per hour -much tax.t-r than a rid,
Millet. The arc -Itself has a tempera-
fu're of 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit. fhr
highest t.mp.reture eter attaif• d.
and tine -half the estiu.a ed tempera-
ture at the sun's surface. Yet, In
spite of'his terrific heat, the speed
of the a •t. so great :hat a cott'u
thread held directly in Its path le nut
even ecut-chetd.
A circuit -breaker Is • switch --
large circuit -breakers are wird in
great uan,hers to power stations the
salve way as 'Mall elec:rlc • light
I switches are used in homes. As 11s
,lama' implies, the function of a elr-
cult-breaker is • to stop the now of
' electrk e.tn•,ot by breaking the me -
i taliic path over which the current
passes.
Eeeentlally a clrcult-breaker con-
xiblll it two metallic contacts, which
can be -drawn apart. The defier 11
called upon to play the dual roles of
Dr. J, -kyle and Mr. Hyde; when the
con:acts are together, the breaker
must be • perfect conductor; when..
they are separated, it must be a per-
fect Insulator.
When the circuit to. be broken is
carrying thousands or Yundreds of
thousands of horse -power, the mere
pulling apart of ihe metallic contacts
a reasonable distance is not sufficient
to stop til• paesag,' of the electrtel:y.
The current's :'momentum" cauws It
00 span the intervening gap in the
form of an ..leclrle arc. I. Is this
phenomenon of arcing that has made
:t•Ircult-breaking one dt the most vex-
ing problems In i•l.ctrkal engineer-
ing, a problem which had never been
solved tatlnfactorlly before Dr. S)e-
pian's Invention of the Delon device.
The hest method of ex.ingulshing
circuit -breaker tires theretofore known
to enlrineerl, and the method now in
general u.r everwhere. Is to im-
merse the separating contacts in oil.
Oil is a good insulator. Thus, when
the metallic contacts are drawn
apart, the oil stops the formation of,
or "quenches," the arc.
But oil, besides being a good tn-
auls:or, le also a good fuel. The elec-
trical industry has for many years
had as one of Ita chief goals the de-
velopment of a better means of inter-
rupting currents, preferably without
all.
Dr. Sleplan's Delon method ellen
'nates en:irely the use of Insulating
Oil. No attempt Is made to "quench"
the arc, but when the arc Is formed
it le driven at a mad pace over a
circular race -track until It dies of
exhaua:Ion.
An outstanding feature of the
Dalin clrcult-breaker Is Its ability to
stand repeated short-circuit tests
without the need of maintenance or
attention. One of these breakers was
recently ,'liven 100 operations at cur-
-rent values ranging,'from 5,000 t0
16,000 ampere., without any matn-
tenanre whatever. e
The speed of the circling are
churns the air Into ouch a turbulent
state :hat special openings to the arc-
ing chamfer aro used to give rho
maehine the neee•s.ary ventilation.
Electric railroads and street rail-
way systems will benefit greatly by
the new development, it fa declared.
In.tallatlnn of Delon Breakers also
..111 make for greater reliability of
central .tatinns, it 1s said.
Development of the Delon breaker
' also spells the doom of the Tight fuses
which 44:and as Aentinels over the wit -
Mg systems of residences. Now• rath-
K than replacing a blown -out fuse
When a current overload occurs, it
will be necessary only oto push the
handle of a email circuit -breaker to
reinstate electrle drive.
lir furtprr',. h.!ln•r, Mr. David4 o:•k,
:old ..t1 '*' frlrml+.
Rev. t're $:.•i. u'It, of i nelph. h:ul
.barge of the, -ert i -r in st1.c t,1'r-tlield
1'ulrrl church. law Nnmbty, a• the por-
ter. Rev. W. It, Ali is taking his ya
eatiun. Mr. Ste. art a:1- :teenuip:etll.•d
by his wife. - ••
..' o.. '
1 I. i. rfeltln •
Mi 111en1f.. trop ►.
hrr
con.111. .
Fen,
o (*wit-
her.
'4
m
t.r. lire their tkhter Ur.
.Mr. and lir- u, 4.f Co -
ter.
F'r:u1k '('Amptlx r:
Mr. and Mrs '....itemof 1.0•1e aw.ro.'
'visited last Fri.lt} with Mr. \'ol-
den',+ slater. M•-. Alen Melntwefl.
Mr.,• Than .P'•...1..•..f California. \Ir.
and Yrn. Xor:,, i, 11'Ightmau...f 'rine
mins. Mira Itt'ne ft...ver. of LansiurW.
M1rh., and MPs. henry' ll....ver. of
'Myth. ealkd .al Mrt. ll•.•v,•r'- brie
then, J. N. ami W. 11. 111111) ►ell. ,.n
Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. F,.theringill nod family.
..f Londeslrtr.'. are vi'.lring at the
Mune of Mr. and Mr.. .1hv,. M• p.owrll.
Ing of the day" "Job 7:4 ...So when
the nest •freak.. of dawn began to Ap-
pear In the Pattern .kv the king him-
' -elf, in -toad of-endh,g n servant.
'
went In lowly unto the den of nowt.
"Aim when he came to rho ,leu. 110
.4'.1 With n lamentable ruble onto
f)anle); Anil the king ,goike and .wild
' to -Daniel. 4I1 Fmnleh .-4rvAnt of the 14v-
' ing (:,,d. I. thy 0..l. whom thou .er-
ve.t enntlelmlly. able to deliver the..
from the Her.'!" 11e ear honing
against hole.
In reply -Daniel lit the den :u, -wend
the-orro'inl king: "41 King. live for
,•err. Mr G•.1 inti seer his Angel.
end hath dont the lions' m•n1•h-. that
they here not hurt me: for ,e- much
a- •Iefore 1110 1ituxem.y w:.. found 141
nnd lllsd before thee. e1 king. Lace
1 dem. Ill, 15.lrt.' The safety of Daniel
►u the den 1• A-trlknlg il:n.tratien of
the p-alm's[ : "The angel of the Lord
en.omp.•th round nl.,tt them that felt
111411. and d.II%rreth them" 11'.. 1)4:71.
,('onde,v.l from Kirk'. fuanie•1 The
Prophet).
%SORld) MISSIONS
The Iridian Pie Well
('hand 11,111 .v•rh'+ Mari -or wail --
4- rolled the pie well 714 plc being the'
nmI1(4? copper coin in India at pre*.
rtit., Thi- well 1. 12'2 feet. long. 144
feet n1dP. and 741 fret deep. and hes 74 I
•tope down to where the water lie. in
the dry ...Afton. At the Past end are
four wet. of pulleys over which nun
four set. of ropes. To the Pends of each
Are tied leather water 1a,g.. And h• the
further end. of the ropes are Attached
tour 'stir of oxen. and A. theey are driv-
en hack and forth. or rather are driv-
en forwanl and dragger) backward: the
beg• of enter are drawn from the well
and emptied into A receptacle from
which pours the water that irrigates
the land and garden- Adlt'ining.
At .n.h n well n trey wa+ engaged in
"drawing the venter." In order to facili-
tate matter. he rode on the rope while
it was tent. the venter hag on on* end
, and the nten on the other. SAdldenly
the rope broke and the boy wa- Anng
Into the deep well. The force with
' w•h{cli hie lolly •true': the tinter tan.-
. tied :etdl limbed the had. and he .honld
• have ilroweel had not a 'erotic twin
ern.Pe•,l another of the role. and he
hims••l1 down to re+.•nc the drowning
too'.. lie wive drugged up more .tend
than :.live. last artificial respiration
and hot npntienrlont+ soon rP-toreil the
:I lad. 111. first thought w -A+: Thi. 1. the
second time i have Len sated. First
• In the terrible fit mice time. and how
' from n watery grave. ill d.. Me,t thew
end there to 1'.11 -.'Tapp h4. life to filen
wLwP loving cure wet w. tnnnifiwt in
Ihle life. i1e 'torted in ns o .H*tribeter
of triter.. nett a+ a ',eller of itlble..
and added his owl, tewtimonr nw we1L
Year ly fear he grew in knowledge
and in grace. Arid new het. n grn.inate
from the lheelngienl school. and en•
cleaver• to bring the Rioter of Life to
thirsty souls.
WESTFIELD
WE,TFIFIL(t, ,1111y :in - Mr.. Math-
er. and Mi -el c:nll.goer of 1.ncknow.
-lent A few ,l.y0, ln+t week with the
former'. /laughter. Mr.. Earl R,ght• s
man.
Mier, Minnie Anvil •;tent a few dey*
last week at the home .•f her tench..
Mr reo Williford. of G,wderkh.
The 1.4,4. (1, 41 United Aneeloy .1.110(51
held n *.tiro..fn1 picnic het Frldnf Af
:.1:home of Mr. At►A Mr.. Wm. Wal-
den.e
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomps,n. of To-
ronto, retiinnc4 borne on Saturday Af-
ter *rending s teonple of 41P0k. At the
1-.1RiET1' iN THE KAWARTHA
IHNTRl( T
Whether .you ..'•k .n4.pni'0nal{,•
people In comfortald.• 1.. i.:- "r a -.t-
otaled cottage in the ►ulrkw,8,d-. you
w411 And both Amol1•_tet the Itzwartha
Lakes. 'From well appointed re.ort-
there'offers tennis, d.ineing. lawn-►.twl-
ing, bathing and the jullle.t .ort of a
,•rowel to the fishing water. of the Mn -
fenced; 4'•ere ate ieurrourelings to suit
every to -r. N.. matter what your
elde! n. ey e. A'h. and plenty of than.
..re not fa away.
The 1:.:.'•-t Canadian National hail
snit a_c • can give you enmplPir In-
fonunl' nd literature on this en-ity
e..•e..i'• • P. ayground.
• At • ,ry-two life he. the .ane•
e•t.enri:.1 • 'Mier a• it hod At w•y••1.-
teen."- , ••doe Darrow.
011 to Her ('urvea
Tem l.. r a+ trying to Pxpinitt the
itv of ...V. rbc ae applied to speed.
N'i.Ik111c •• os,t the room very rapid.
It she tori •d and a'kel : -New. how
would y'' l -ay I walked then. ehli.
drenF"
with accord. and withenr n
anile. tb.. .11 shunted: "Ii.rn-1,•rirt-d
Fashion Fancies
TW L Eh TRAVELLING COATS
?WE THE HELM
1'.1.11 :
when y, l III away In a summer tray-
4'11111g
ray4'11411g of lona ly woven tweed.
TDI.' a.0 , ter le finding new tont mi -
t mold,-
d•%esure- novelty wool.. cerioneree
4141.4 •n.. • fnbrice. lintthe thle of 141•
[Pres[ ••ntre,l on tit 4.4,4141 There's
now.? ; moment with this pxopwlAt
fahrle •b runs the gamut of colors
and went.
hut light. umrrtnin line.
often rei,,llrar yellow thrends tette
the helm ,.n the .tyle 1x.41+.
Many n..xloM are furred ns i,Nth.
dwItfget nesiel shown above A ',freight
lin. emit. rroeketM and ctuf.'I, offers
prnIccthnl from ,Yee breeze,- a 4th 4t•
"law] c'.'1'er 0f lynx.
e
in the crest of ever% as%i•
A TRIO OF SUMMER DRINKS
Ity Retry llar.•lay
Take'your Oleic..• ..f the re. 11,4s IV
h.., for to lay's thirst quencher. 1.11!
try Ir..• oilwr. tomorrow slid Ihr day
niter. The t -nit jnl.w• are tilled" with
minerals. -salt- and %Paton..•-. The,
sugar 4- a quick energy feed 't)wt alit •
11111 you In :dalte for tiiittfer .et 011
fh.• .unrt., auulher nine -hole .a. the
...line. ur even another r.,M,.4 ol.
bridge: -
1'ineapplr I'uneh
1 quart water
2 cups .ng..r
.' cups chopped l.iI cape'.•
1 enp orange juice•
•� .leinoo jlrii
aqe.
il.II water. .1144:11• and pin,
mil flies. Add fruit jn4. e+. 1'14.
:,,.,4 dilute null ,l r.l ..:.tor 14
-dry. Dither frvwh or • ad 0,1 1•11.,'•
1•1e tmiy 1'• a-,vl «
M4.ii .1411.,.
2 ruts .agar
I quart water .
12 -lags fresh mild
I'. cup. brlflilig wet. -r
I .'.y. orange lake
I!n.T v prison.
1 up etruwld4'r jai..
1 pint grape
11..11 -agar whit1 y 111
11.'IJI n•-. t'h.tp• mint on.' 1-,'u .• .
1 t, cure boiling '+111: I . t -: 1..1 .•
osfu,Hr.. •Irate and ad.l r. rn,- V.1
fruit pil.r. 4111*) rl.ii' I•.
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eommnnleatldtl A dem-wrath- continent
1. An impressibility." - Sir Arthur
Keith.
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than there there u.e,l to he Maybe sem,
of thuse flwhernrn's atonem were fru„
after all. -Kitchener Record.
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lug dr.• ri1•tion of it It Illy 1.ew Ie • .
Dress
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CINDERELLA
BEAUTY SHOPPE
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Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
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Frank McArthur
11.11 hit IAN
Telephone 82 West Stree
Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wadi by Electricity
lrnw by Electricity
STIFFNESS
Rub well with Minard's,
working the liniment well
in with the finger tips.
M inard'i relevre the et illn.et,
eases 6141/1, ,.,.,tics the act.lag
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plendid for no? Berk, sore
asci:, sprains and bruins.
The Great whirs
Liniment eo
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"KING OF PAIN"
Hydro lamp-
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INiMENT
TIME TABLE OF THE ARRO
COACH LINES
Effectjve August 1st, 1929
WOODSTOCK - GODERICH
I(EAD r)owN SUB -DIVISION 1:f A , I'F'
A M. P. M.
Leave 7.(W) 4..15
" 7.20 4.35
7.25 4.40
7.45 5,00
7.50 ' 5.05
8.00 5.15
8.15 5.30
8.35 .5.50
1.45 6.(N)
9.00 11.15
9.10 . 6.25
" 9,2.5 6.40
Arrive 9.45 7.00
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11
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:\ NI -P. M
Arrive I..•Ierieh Mile- - 1.1 41.5 10 15
Bolmesville !, 111 PI _ -,
C' iron 12 1.1 20 11/..211fipn rah 21 1,100 10.(..
st1 Cor.(lmban '23 9.55 9.5,5
Dublin . '27 9 45 9.4.5
Mitchell 82 9:10
Rehringville 40 . 9.10 9.10
Stratford 4 s 45 1.45
Shakespeare 5 S.30 • 5.311
Tavistock 54 \ r.20 . ' 1'1.211
IIi.•ksof . GO \, r•.05 1.0.5
Wolxlstoek f'./4\ 7.45 7.4,,
Direct conncetion. at Stratford with Arrow Coacher to St. Mary-.
London, Kitchener. Guelph. Brampton, Toros,
Direct connection* at Woodstock with .Arrow (•oaehp', for
• ford. Hamilton, Oakville. Toronto.
CAN('ELLiN(; ALi, i'RECi(11's SCHM;i►('LES
66
6.
Leave
9.311
Bran'
The School of Commerce
CLINTON - ONTARIO
offers you a Practical Business Training that has made
it possible for our scores of students to obtain and hold
positions demanding a high standard of efficiency.
There is a position waiting for you
-cOURSES-
Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General
Office, Civil Service, Commercial Teacher's Course
and Special Courses arranged
YOU CANNOT ATTEND A BETTER SCHOOI.
- --WHY NOT ATTEND THIS ?
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 3rd, 1929
Write today for information. Phone 198
R. F. WARD, B. A., Principal
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice -Principal