HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-8-15, Page 6a -Thursday. Angtat 15. 1929.
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WESTERN FAIR
LONDON - ONTARIO
Sept. 9th -14th inclusive, 1929
Tb Morro of W.Na• Oalar io Mie ren M.o.•t. • greater Ea►iMio. Unto
mot belor..
i111,INN1.011 IN PRIZES .AND %TTRtt•TIOiS
11.
A boner .eportt t.■itr for .eon .hiW.r. Cormier crowds! a.It., ■Nr.ctism!
Aa .ahibl a1 /be Woofers Far b..ld. pr.eh . .•d cNIN. roe., .at.. t. On p.opao
mho c•o do rota re.t Ieo&
Ron'
t.fi.Id..~cofaLe• Mop
Let. Deplor.Mrc.S.sler Mr M • t NOW
Special r.,lreed late. to Load•■ .ed niters
SPECIAL LIGHT HORSE SHOW- -Slept. 9 to 12 is tb. N. Areas
Intro.. clew Aussie. 29111. For further information write: D.JACKSON, Secretary
J H SAl'NPl:g1 President W. Londe.. Ontsr.o
Outing, Golf, Bowling
and Tennis Shoes
Sturdy ).ractioti `sloes for then. I$.v- and youth-. The
favorite- fe)r 1adie-. ani and children are the colored anti
fancy fabric-. 'they are her., ui the newest design- and
pattering. Play Shoe for children include a very Iarg. variety
Of style- in Sandal- and Outing shoe-. fh. holiilny ,.•aeon
has started. liuc naw• ami Ow., frau the best assortment at
the Lowest p•tsahl. prices. itierli-tc
GEO. MacVICAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
GODERICH
CLEARING SALE OF
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
We have decided to sell out our entire stock
of Men's Furnishings in order to devote our time
to Cleaning and Pressing and Made -to -Measure
Clothing.
Commencing week, our complete stock of
Clothing will be offetcd t0 t11P ,.•thlic at cost prices.
This will be your opportunity t.I p 1rchase first-class
merchandise at bargainprices. The sale will continue
until the stock is disp 'ped of.
-TIMELYREQUIREMENTS:--
Bathing Suits, Golf Knickers, Outing
Trousers, Straw Hats, etc. All
at cost prices.
W. C. SNAZEL
HABERDASHER and DRY CLEANER
Phone 339
West Street
‘yeig
evidence
BEFORE you buy any car, be sure you have
all the evidence. Check and weigh any car
in the low-priced &Id against the value you
know you can get in the Outstanding Chevrolet.
A smooth, powerful six -cylinder, valve -in head
engine, capable of amazing performance in
all gears, instantly responsive to acceleration,
unsurpassed in economy and dependability.
A sturdy chassis, built for endurance; with
heavy, channel - steel frame, complete high-
pressure lubrication, long semi -elliptic shock -
absorber springs, safe, silent four-wheel braking
system with independent emergency brakes.
Bodies by Fisher that reflect the latest vogue in
style and coloring; luxurious in finish and
appointments; interiors restfully quiet; hand-
some panelled instrument board, indirectly
lighted.
Prices so low, they are within reach of all.
Set Chevrolet. Drive it. Make it your standard
of comparison. este-s-ase
cy dsieboseth•GMACDeferred P•vswews Plow
Oulslandinq
(11 [VROLL!
PRODUCT OF GINUAL MAP
CANADA. LLMIT1D
MacEwan & Tebbutt
Goderich, Ontario.
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THE SIGNAL,
Sunday
Afternoon
13-13),1SAUF.LHAMILTON,
t,,sterich, Out.
a
I.r ns, w.. love h. meet
4 Ott til." Thy holy day,
We n..rshl; round Thy fent
4i11 this Thy holy ,ht)'.
Thou tender. henveulc Friend,
(., 'rh.r• our prayers ascend :
,e'er our tomtit spirits Mynd
4811 this Thy holy day.
..-E.
Parson.
PRAYER
11e11. 11s. 4 a Lord. to !Istria t.. Thy
I%ord .1, this 'I'li) 11,.13 day. 1:. with
n• when wv lust, nod to each youth-
ful heart Thy -aviut tuner imlwrt.
.I met,.
-vles•hrl.
N. S. LESSON 1.013 .U'G. 23th. 1929
Lesson Topic-RehniIding the Tem-
ple.
I1.•tnl f'a..age-L:ra 3:10-1:{; 6:14-
16: Psalm 14J:1.1.
(.olden Tr\t-I'rwlm 122:1.
In :he -(.•.11.1 month of the arra111
)e:tr_„t ill.• ref oral from Itabyl,u the
"ftfts .1 n•Lnil.lih: theteulple ens
Lr�nn. l elldug the ilmerven)I.:r time
the :,I:I,r N:L• la;ilt b) Joshua 1111.1 his
'•1,•Otren :he priests. %erlitami'•i. aid
his brt•thr,),
the ',rho,•.. It lo litie•Ic
1 1 r tl,e -Aloe s 17 ! illi oil
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GODERICH, ONT.
SMALL ,ylm, lit' if neglected,
sometimes grow serious. On
occasion, an operation becomes
inevitable. it is wase to guard your
health eoMinitou'I> Marlatt's Treat -
asset is a proved 4441) reliable system
cleanser. 1t tone, up the liver, pre-
vents bile stagnation and reliever
jaundice, chronic stomach trouble,
gastritis, constipation and othet
diseases. If you suffer at all front
any of these symptoms you will Lind
Marlatt's invaluable. -
Five Dollars per Treatment.
Sold sad recommended by
J. A. CAMPBELL
and alt other gocd
drusaieta.
J. W. MARLATT & Co. Ltd.,
Toronto, Ontario
Writ. tar na,ua,. ,,rd tr.tinw■,iel..
SOME UNUSUAL RECIPES
sty Ike• •. Itar' lar
'111' .a u.• 1/11••••••11. Sere formerly 11.1.1.
The. •'. r1 not immediately have a
i1. 11,) letlu r•1141' '1 yn 1it,1
almost
sea :. car mentioned r
:, h,l•I.•
hut they "'nlhl toot b.'. without m nil ., 1+• •
,11 Astor. any kind t...lny. rot •,••,kin_ .'•4et-
'l'h.• r.•a•,•ll- "h) ter( -y hawt•'mtrl to ahl••+. with certa:: 111.•,0.. i1, -.111'4••
•.•7 74. The attar are .71, tell in the firs: :11111 'even fu mu . ..,l:r,l •'.e --inks.
r' !,•r 3. \,! n -.ion f i -
u
:rt.r Is 11011433 -, „•1
,••• the
Rau:cr stir r'I !heal up to their int). fa'retrurr, but .{ , • , ,, _1
114.r of other . • "1.•: ' -• • a "I for
111,1 ;•res371 c ,Left Saeid('" coos." -1
l.y the recipe. H. ..r.• -.•;1• 1' 1.••.
h.•:u :•' .trait near r, their e:o1 uun•u-
th:lt '.n may tb; u.,r,,.. !Ira!
I, L' , .,I ,•1.•r:ins. 1:-.7..t4. rice Io•47au t.
:lame -1141 a t . '1 _1•.•.. , :h:l'
nil.! the .ems.:, lhru n for Hrr11ul-.1ellelou•" is !Il, .. • ' uo
:new,:new,wish 'Tyro and Sidon ',killed
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'ork11mm 111,1 Lebanon for a••uppl4 of IStgped Il:uu
•.nds•r ..- Solomon had .loll* w11,11• the S'ak n Moo ' 8..'ct' 'n•.'
sir -1 t,• ,i,1,• was (milt.. 'rhou;th they high!. iu lar mut; _ retie•''' tbc•Isme
•:n' ditti• 11lty and opposition ahead of +and 1,411 this 144..-
hem tbi t miub• ,•hll..rlte prelura- the slit and bull
'ion :.r the •Y'r'•111,nr ,f 1.1,14; rhe. `trot•: Alae of 'e
t,ana:ui,h. In cer+e'. 111. 11 wr sew iy for two or the.•
that the I,r.:c•-t. "iii ale truul)o•t- mud in the 'windage. 1\':,.
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:i con, est .f music, not t. 'dense the Traci erullaM.
ear. Lot t.. assist the singing .f that Wufiing
.w-erla,.t:114 hymn which will never he 1 pi and pecan- ' r . hast
he 'Levi,, + with ale ecml.al -. uunl., rep rind' and ylriukh .(
.1111 +nl'iin_. s."
!cin, t:rml,
' I'•!'. 1:. 1 .7.'., -
hour. 141,4 'et e.".1
n c„1,1 rem•''( the
:h -n::u' :41e1ctin•'
,,at .if done and to 1111301 our tongue. 1 eau mlrlbr,t'1n-
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.11.1114 nr'4-t Lr .tat .f Mar; 1:.e.1 1s ,
•,""3 and Mu mere)" y10111011 forever.
The people were differently afft.'tt•.) on
rlai. toreasj.11. 1liffer011r 'Wilt 1111M1ta
there herr among the p•,pie ,.f
rnd 1.71.`4, rxpr.•-•wl hirer• -l1 a.rr,rdilg
•n hi+ sentiments. mini yet dere wan
nu disx4rr•nent among them. their
minds were mot , Ilenatr.l fr each
other. num the common 1.111wer1 re-
tarded br it-
Th111,41 Ilan only knew Ike misery of I,
having no tempte at all. when they
aw
hut the f.ttndxti.n of one laid.
praised the lend with 'h.uts .f Joy.
T. them even till, foundation seemed
:rent and was a. life from the dead: to
their hungry ..nes even this oat- Sween,
They -.homed.. s, that "the moi•.• want
hear.! afar off."
Those that retmend'red the glory of
the tir•t temple, which 340)41141,44 4,4314.
111111 e.m-lien,) how far !We NFe
y t. 4.4 inferior to' that. perhaps h1
litnrnsi.0 1(rtaf11ly in nu,1nitl•rm.r•
and s11111'1,1onen.•ss. ''"eq.t with :' lolbl
rt.:-('." These lamented the di.q'r.;..r-
7),ll between fhb.. temple /111.1 the tor -
1 Mer. II 1111-• 11 11111N1 11111. .( -.rrim suit
Icy '
113,11 1'r -.e I.da) in this present
world. 14 '.n/(ns(d fr Mat thew
i9.•ur) a,
Psalm 81:1-4.
The ,.bole .f rhi,. Psalm is 1110 tit -
teres) Leiria of a trod for piddle wor-
ship. Yet. after all. flu• 1'-Ilmi-t
r•nehr- the climax .f .14.Ar• 11.t- when
h.• •deck..f the wnu•Inary. 1117 of 4;011
llhn-t•If. The deetre of heart and tie -11
is the, luring (kat. (4'.nllnnni,i, \ism'
Ioris. 1.
It truffles •
1 Abe raw hlam
1 muse. mtetar3 tee,
2 encumber pick eel -
1b.51 the not.. mi.,: Ihey 1/1 1'. 1417-
11er e11(.ugh t, 1.11••,0 IPA. I'M the truf-
fles into torte. alt,l,q. .3?' Thr otter
ingredients. ?2•/11,•1: taste with
half saitwpoo,u peg ••r, o!a• .act
*Irwin a. Igd.e. „„• •air+p.4Oil . .'31s1•-.
tau tablespoons par•:.•)', on'.1allieplonl
onion. and one ta1.le.1.4.14 welt and add
encinah raw pks, 1 make the Wafting
into a soft page.
WOR1.1) M SSII/Ns
Far -Flung Seed
Thr hulk of oar Literature i• -• st-
tersl In ''hind iti''l( loot Ur mart mot
forget that it find. it. way t. the
"dis)er.orl of 4'hl11a" 111 1111 turner...(.
the globe. Thus In 'Ceylon our literle
titre was diriribnl,•d t.o Chinese living
there tht.ngh the a7em.y of some Sul -
ration ,army workers who were driven
Mut .f Peking .11 tit• a,1l'/I 1or• of the
Nxtlululli+t armee.. !hiring rhe year
our 111n.1,0 1111er gone 44' Korea..Iallul.
ltorneo, 'trifle}' it num, Burma.
344 rains Wet a !einem.. .19 via . Italia.
1'444x(3. .111.4raIin And the 9'4,17".)
(antes. 11'e are talking stein. 7.. tel fit
tnueh with ('hh.,'.e !•ettl4netlds in
other 'Arts .f the world. In order that
we. nun' '.'111 t1,•rn oar literature .-
The 1'1131-71mi 'I,iterntur. i0a'iety .f
1'11111ra. )!r27-1trh,
Did You Ever Stop to Think?
GRANS RILLS %u ail 11'om4-n's Institute war held at the
home of Miss 'P,'un B11110110111 111 4111
ins -Orals Ni. )'►. rdordlua:y Quality
•\uFmt 1. with Ulr pre Lieut fu the
of Killing 'bound,
%\'hen dried. the .eH-gr.as "•,stem
acarine. has the estraorlty4n'y qua1t)
.1 killing sound, as well as being; an
'Qee tive !:,_ulu or against 1,rat and
Auld. On this account It is 0.'n'I used
en retie::.,,.) 111 I,OU-it' ton .1i.etion.
To prove its efficacy as .0 sou..'
deadener, an esp: i lment tag)" 11,
trade „!'1: an :.larlu clock and a 1„g
lined. lid ua well --as sides, with Ute
material. S. -t the alarm going. pu
the clock in the bog. and due. -t11''
ild. Tia.' (Maud stops Instantly. Open
the box and the alarm Is heard .1=,111.
This quality Is Said -lo be ccnllllon
to all louse, fibrous, or e.•I)ulal rub-
s'ances, Felt. wadding, not, tow,
cork dust, sand, and ro on possess it.
Tiles which absorb sound have also
been developed. They are mads of
metal !n the form of trays 16 inches
square, and perforated so that sound
phases through them Just as tt does
through a screen window. The trays
arc packed w'I:h a telt-like, souud-
xbsoybing material, which is aald to
consume seventy per cont. of the
noise that Teaches it through the per-
forations.
The ttlew are designed primarily for
faolury end office e,Ilings.
Besides deadening :mind, sea -grass
does no: harbor insects. and Is prac-
tically non-Intl.temabie. It Is eaten-
• sh•ely used in upholstery and mat-
tress -making.
THE KING'S t'IAII'KN.
Official Winders Have Nearly 600
to Look After.
The official cluck winders of Itnck•
Ingham Palace. and Windsor Castle
hale quite a respunrlble Job with very
look er. There
nearly AA sur aft
Oc r to 1 x k k
are 300 at Buckingham and nearly as
tdany at 1I'indur
.. The largest and
perhaps the most wonderful clock of
the collection Is the great clock in the
turret over the sea a entrance in the
grand quadran'kle. I1 Is a wonderful
timekeeper and seldom varies ten Se-
conds in sever.' dace ' Iii summer It
gains ,a ;ea. •eccnds, but manages to
lose them again during the winter.
This wonderful old -clock has actu-
ally been going fnrone century, and
when the wind is favrrabie its chimes
can be heard three miles. '
Windsor Castle, In fact, is a sort of
museum for crown clucks, most of
which have to be attended to when
changes are made In returner and nor-
mal time. Here a careful inventory
is kept of the clocks in all the royal
palaces by the 1,ord Chamberlatu'e
Department. Thos inventory contains
more than 2110 entries of clocks tick-
ing 14 the r
large velum
FALL FAIRS 1929
chair. .Atter the opening exercises the
r.II'.aII waw un+w'erwL "I 1..o 1'' kw•p
cool." 1,110wwl by community stngin>;-
old 'a s„lu by jr.. It. \lrluryre. .%
tjllrndld report of the 44+Irh't /1111111111
lutelitgt held at Londeshoru wn• 4i'.•n
by Mr.. N. J. MacKenzie. In•triiinen-
lal" he Mise. ','pug and \1fs. Katherine
N1uctw•11111.1 were much enjoyed. A v.•r)
47..111 lel Per ,vu* real! b) Mn'( It. Bisset.
1'It•
meeting Slue••.) with thesinging
of the' Nntluunl .\uthem. Lu11ch Lyn•
14'1•1 141 I. the ladles. 'I'hc rex; ww•tlnc
afll h• held ret the house of Mrs. Pm.-
- \1a.•I111yr.' 1111 September S. at 2.:t.•
o'clock.
Mies 1.. \laclg,I11ld Mud Miss, 34. Nine -
Donald. of Hamilton. lire visiting; at
their home near Lo'halsh.
Mr. Mnl',ltt MacLennan and Mr.
,lack N1714.1'101111 1.1 of R11fful. are vl.lt-
int their many friends In AshftMd.
\1i.. A. ft. Iteekett. It.N.. i• nor. -
;
Ing at 're -crit ('34.14 of Lir-know.
HOW ONE WOMAN LOST
28 LBS. OF FAT
This headline is exactly true and means
Pat what it says. Howl her own letter :
' 1 takes daily dour of Kruscllen Inti
i have keit two inches round the waist
and hi)b anti 24 lbs. sin,*' last summer.
1 feel yen' well un it, w111 people tell Ins
1 kook very lit. I run 5 ft. 1 ins. in height.
40 years oke, and eotoe .f a It.ut family?'
Skis 1•:. I..
if your are fat, tint renwve the cause.
1191en your liver, kidneys and bowels
can't throw off that wraearttttt waste
material which is always :/.cumulating
in your hotly hef.re you realise it
you are growing hideously fat.
Take Kemerling Salts in a glass of Mot
water every morning. In three weeks'
time, get ,n the, .cases and note how
many pounds .f flit have vanished.
Noticei
t also I taw you have infrl n
s1 1 1
g�
energy and health. Your skill 1s
ekwrer, your ryes sparkle with glorious
health. You feel younger m Issly.
keener in mind. Knlse•hen will glee
nlany fat people a joyous surprw'.
Tnr 'Nr..r..e,. imp..,
own, Sense nc. only pl.•
vee wedenn upon Ira..
m be. hese. ,4... .,-
• ...weal .,sec o.. ooen,n,.
rnr'soes on Th,, " one rN,on
V'h, laden, come 41041-.11 p.r't o1
~ `ro .o w...rrotl, 1.,001
1 F•1I Torr. .p... Sgt.aeaor
3rd. Write for rlormatis..
J. H. T.mpli■.Reei.tr.,
oval service, and ells two 1WesterveltScli
a. I,,.t><1. c ,Snot
11a011eld rept. 21, 2;
Myth 441.4 :,Int, 2?
l;riissels 4 Wt. 3, 4
1'h.•+ley Sept. 27, 2..
l /nu47antl,n I let. 3. 4
F:,rt e3 Sept. 17. 17'.
flesh. 314 Oet. I. 2
Sept. 10, 191
44'14. 26. -I
44e14. 24. 27,
Sept. 24. 21',
(k -t. S, 9
w -).t. 19, 241
Sept. 1 Cr Ps
Golieeieh
Kincardine
Luck11oly
Whipped Cream Iheciing \titclell
Sweetened %hipped . ^ram may 1e Ripley
li''1 on fro` salad.
1 enp wh •,)off cream :
tit least. -ii vanilla
a
tableep on= wear
!'our the re'm into it bowl and +••
In lee w:u'' whip with n Rover ••>:c-
heater 111,' 1 - ift enough to hold
shape. 1' • a Meat the cream t..
long. Add r and vanilla.
French Dreaming
11;, ten.. ,: salt
1,,1491.1oco •-Titer
1_ ten..)..- IRar
I , keno) ry mna%rd
1 4,11-44 ' • '.Ion juke
1 .111. . ' oil -
1 'rel' i'- 1 -' Jtdee
MIN .Ir, c''tHeng• thonolthlv..1dd
,.!her in:1•-•.,' ` -. end ]teat with a fork
011111 weh
\'Ari-lri,,,s Two tablespoon? of eat-
- , . 01' a half tln.IM40111 4,3
q''n',a+t,•r-1_• onoee may he nye.) to
::c'• :' r!..ir., •.• flavor.
St. Marys....-
" SP;If.rth
rllfora
ity F,d•.'t: U. %Volt.% shim nee, (►kla
h,rnx.
TILIT advertising gl''.•s *poi l•yQhe.t.
e1Tb'Ier't 1(11.1 re•mlt-gettint-erste,
TILIT the Iola erti-Int caiman•. shn'r
lmapuln r"prletsl, lip t. -t 11eanh111te nt'r-
eha a'uwe.
P11.I1' gn,ol. .f 1Iler)t gain n repel-
Intl,n thr.nlch advertising.
TI .1T the Ln) lug pnbllc like+ t.
spend Its money with reputable Mo-
ine.. 1 9414,
THAT Klee; 'pointy and n'Icerti.lng
TILIT real titer. Inuit. wail( to hold
0)d 4'10 -tomer- Ansi get hew .h(•. They
ran ago this t.y truthful advertising.
TH 1T the ;neer hauu who gree• the
hhu'•
should ..!na'rce the x'R•ertlsing
neth.4:s
11w,1 L) the -pr.gre'iv(, pro..
perm). mereh;uit:
T11.1T the mer. hint 1h, 144'A lined
problem to rack •h.nld remember that
ndvertl•lnit 9r a pure and simple 47.wll -
bnriness /Rnds.slthn for the mer- I
chant.
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T1 Li,' good ' ndvertl-lug means
more dividends at the end of the year.
THE Its•:$T Oi'1'1tHT1'NITY Fink
T71F: Rl'YIN4; I'l'It1.1c TVI VIEW :I
(;RF),IT Altlt'AY OF' MF:It1'11:1•Ni4ISF7
Ike 14Y RE.A1PIN/i 111111:
Fashion Fancies
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-water
1%Am.;ha ret
%nrieh
4 Wet. 1.
1let. 11. 1"
(rpt. 23. 24
PARAMOUNT
111,tei.,1ed for last week 1.
.\114711.1 1. The \li-
..•- Mnriel :111d 4'nthrriue 14)11w. ,t
f.r.r,7.. ae•r( week- ltd gnat. of \it-
.1a'k 11.•nd0rsnm.
Mr. ;41,I \Its. 1l'ilfre,1 Plunkett. of
Anton•h.'i-':ced wit11 \Ir.:uul Mr.. Mel -
' Ray wird.
Mr- Macf)onald and 11i.. .less.•, of
Pine .Jllrer. were th.• gue-t, 413
El.;ua 3I,•nde-r-on recently.
Nit-. Jas. St: tilet ns,t,r,,1 to London
and .(scut ai .hay h1 that (My.
\lis. •irac( 111111 Leonard Weba'r
ane hulidx)lus aft), rrieyd" at Varna
\(r. and Mr-, .'a Mali it,wtut,, of
1l,:roil, rall••d Ina )'artltnuunt fri0uds.
Mr. and Air.. 34. Morrl.um and family.
11'hite hur.•h. veined with Mr. and
Mr It. \H•Itullllu.
.I very pleasant afternoon was "lent
at the• h, • of \ire. Ketehxlalw, 1'114-11
the 1'. F11'. (1. held their .laic
electing. Mics. W. \f,•/;)l iae.i'IWl
.
8111 .after the 111 -furs• part war or'Pr'1
x splendid progra111 by the young
girl- 'H- carried out, ...twisting of
reading.. inotr?rwntHl., community
tinging. Ste. At the close 1114- girls
Perred a dainty lunch.
The farmers are getting their wheat
anal barley cat. sehfeh Ie. a good crop.
Throehfag 11x4 ' onnxrn,v"1 1111/1 the 1
yield s, far l+ good. '(holder• are help-
ln47 rho crop. although more rain 1s
needed on a,rmu11t 'f the dry corn
'litho" of the soil.
.knit, n number are i111rn1Ing. the ;
Teesw titer renni1111, 3134.) they eejwortdi
big crowd.
ASIIFIELD
Ilntenlled for Wit week).
ASIIF'(ELi►. Antler foo -The Pier-
Untended
ricer to .lshtk4d 1'r,-bvterien eharch
on Sunday vrere ,•.n.lnctef by Rev. fl.
Atkin. of Flan4w'ro, tint, Tw•n very
gond sermons .'ver• given.
The \Roden stand met nt the home
I of \1r.. N..1. MaeKrmzie on Friday af-
trrlo.n. with the pre.ident. 111... Mar.
garet MacKenzie. In the ellnlr. kir..
\I. 1', Ma,'K,nzle was loader. ,I good
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Telephone 82 West Stree
NOTICE
Hydro Arrears
Upon instructions from
the officials of the Hydro -
Electric Power Commission
of Ontario, their rules and
regulations are to be strictly
enforced.
All Electric .Light and
Power Services in arrears
will be cut off forthwith if
not paid.
B1' ORDEFR OF
The Water and Light
Commission
Goderich
TIME TABLE OF THE ARROW
COACH LINES
Effective August 1st, 1929
WOODSTOCK - GODERICH
REAL) DOW` SUB -DIVISION READ UP
A. M. P. M. A. M. P. M
Leake 7.00 4.15 Arrive (ioderieh Miles 10.45 10.45
7.20 4.3.5 " Ffolmesville 9 10.25 10.25
7.2,5 4.4(1 Clinton 12 10.20 10.211
7.45 5.00 Seaforth 21 10.00 10.00
7,M) 5.05 ., St. Columban 23 9.65 9.55
8.00 55V " Dublin 27 9.45 .9.45
" 8.15 5.30 Mitchell 32 9.30 9.34)
8.35 5.511 Sebringville 40 9.10 9.10
" 8.45 6.0(1 Stratford 44 8.45 8,45
" 9.00 6.15 Shakespeare 61 8.30 8.3(1
9.10 6.25 Tavistock 54 8.20 8,2(1
9.25 6.4(1 Hickson 60 8.05 8.05
Arrive 9.45 7.00 'Lam Woodstock 4;8 7.45 7.45
Direct connections at Stratford with Arrow Coaches to St. Marys.
London, Kitchener. Guelph, Brampton, Toronto.
Direct connections at Woodstock with Arrow Coaches for Brant-
ford, Hamilton, Oakville, Toronto.
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