The Signal, 1929-8-22, Page 6Q-Tburaday, August 2.2. 1429.
Strength for the Sultry Days
THE SIGNAL,
SHREDDED
With .til the' bran
of the whole wheat
Mental buoyancy and physical alertness come from eating the
crisp flavory shreds of Whole wheat with milk. Delicious fox
luncheon with berries.
Outing, Golf, Bowling
and Tennis Shoes
sturdy' praai•a`.
favorite- for n i • -
fatu•y fal•r•; I
pall.ri.
lie :Vat. -t I'
Slit). • E, or no n. boys and youth-. •fhe
tui...•- and children are the colored and
h• v are her. in the newest design. and
,, . _ for child rets include a vi'ry largo vitriet-
-
1!i1 letting shoe•.The holiday N14,4'',
t4 0411 -hi fr1.iii Ii1e beast a..sorltnent Al
i+rir• •1. read.
GEO. MacVICAR
i HP. ['HAL i ILAL SHOP. MAN
NORTH SIDE SQI ARF.
GODERICH
CLEARING SALE OF
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
We have d. ;cd 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 offered to the public at cost prices.
This will be your opportunity to purchase first-class
merchandise at bargain prices. The sale will continue
until the stock is disposed of.
TIMELY REQUIREMENTS:
Bathing Suits, Golf Knickers, Outing
Trousers, Straw Hats, etc. All
at cost prices.
W. C. SNAZEL
HABERDASHER and DRY CLEANER
West Street - - Phone 339
Sunday
Afternoon
By lr \ BEL HAMILTON,
. e;,4tterfcb, Ont.
..rear King up Nn2).a, . hear our tin*.
While at Thy `feet w'e fall.
vol htu11hly with lushest cry
'1'1. Thew for mercy .4111.
The guilt is. '-. but grace 1. Thine,
a► torn n• not away.
lust hear Ins from Thy lofty throne
Anil help vis when We pray.
-J. H•
Gurney.
PRAYER
Our Ileacettlh Father. help Its j..
2w11e44 :n Plea. and rejoice 211 Thee,
:11141 to co-operate with 'flew III that re••
enaprion for w 111•'1 the world 141 w,llt-
mg. Clean.*. u- from all infidelity and
;cad u- with the spirit and fellowship
.f Je•n• 4 lIris•t. giving u• .ten non'
turrta-te- ..f the glory that Id to 1M•.
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-Selected.
S. S. LESSON FOR SEPT. 1st. 1,29.
Lesson Topk-Ezra'N Return (o Jer-
usalem.
I.r.sun Nrsw5r-Ezra 7:6-1e; 8:21.
':3.31. 32.
bidden ' Text -'Ezra 8:22.
\\'.• .rad lu verse ' ;hat Ezra was
.i ,I.•..v loluur et .Laron. the chief
f11• wa• a man of great learn-
ing. ':1 ready scribe 111 the lass ..f
NI•..,•_;' The .P.•a% wily that he collert-
e1 all the .. 1.:e, of the law ►1e• could
lied and published an accurate edition
of It. with all. the_l.r.pbrti-al Nooks.
hiee.rhal and Is N•tfcul. that were gavel
Ly ,IIcLN• iu.ry•ir:Moon. The term .,ria.•
ssi.e an honorable ons., lett men In the
c14eerute age of the Jew1-h rhurth
1.11.211 it to .. low level. Tlwy were
•• trine,.. tn. the ler.r .r rhe law. but
•::sugars for the spirit .t it. t'hrist
ptomain .1.1 ;,, alu_t -.lain the-: "Woe
mute y,.l2. , vita•• :old I'htri- we.,,
Ezra War a man of great piety and
,;) zeal 112• 1•reparel hi- he•irt t.
-.els the haw of the L.r4. awl n• .10 It.'
that 1.. he made it hie be.i11(vs+ to
r •ar.h the scripture. to- 21414 out the
mind rind w111 of .God. Ile theca 11,41114.
ou..14n; r .f doing as -online to 11:11 ,
La had ...light 'and funnel. 112' 'least
-:e). was to give out w'luit lie had tak-
u 11x. Ile set himse•If to tench Israel
pile s111ule• inial }uJgm4ntw of the law'
„t Moses. '
M. -c" In- Egypt. Kira in • Babylon,
41441--1..111 In inptit•1ty.Were wonlerfnl-
;1 011e( for eminent- .ercice- to the
•hureh.
It was strange that 'emit a man as
F.zrn. stayed so long in Babylon Utter
l.i• brethren were. gone ftp: lout 'God
•4.11! him not thither. till lie had work
for him to do there. 1VhPu lw Mit go
the king .f Babvl.,, was kind to him.
granting him 1411:a terer ins desired, t.
Put 111111 into a capacity to serve hl•
..nntry. When he .cartel ninny derid-
ed to accompany him. centering t.. re-
side in Jerusalem when he was going
to be there. The good hated et h2s GINI t, cup fl.Plc. 1141.1+•.1 mint 4• re: oil ,01
was upon ham and that made tt safer ., cup `Sowww open) -J.,
fur them to go than to stay. Nit .nl. , cup !4.114om Jw ,Eeiwarce
did the king give ham permission to g.. 1 taldee lsN.n powdered sups Gieelioln. 1.) .n 111 1411411114 who has
rip to J.'21wilem hut he gear him Add -„car and fn,ft Mire to mint rid wen flr-t prize with gladiolus at
authority t. inquire iwto the affairs fir and let stand In warm place f.ri thirty tiny pro"F.n. .how ,-;3. slakes. Mks_
Jnllaali and Jerusalem. f1e Nieto 111- minute- • $watheld..1. 1'. ifunle. W. $. Itsede•Ii:
tru.te1 111m with ns.nt•y which the Summer tMb-P.ly 1 -pike. W. g. Bowden. N11.4 FtwafM•Id.
king and bis 1.11nn.ellors' hail freely 2 , 6x11, Hoer
u 24I/1ti•.11e't4,1 among hi. •ubjt•rt•.' 4 tea -p -«nn- I•akb,R-)»rade.
ay a, an offering unto the 4:,Nl .t 1 te1.)uXrn salt
leriel '4l'.*• h:abitati.n is Jerusalem. 4 t14bie.psro_ batter
1:zea thatokfuhly acknowledged the ae cnpe, milk. s••aut
g..,bu•ss .r God In thus inclining the 12 cup .ng.,r
king's heart to supply himso I.olltlti-, I oranges,
fur. Ezra' had r.ufe.sed to the kitlg 1:1,1141 riu.l 1 ,rang4
-&o11r8uuIDINCsirnm
FARE AND WEATHER
Put it on with
PRESTON
IBD -HED NAILS
(as..., .bete'
Specially oriented for
use in putting on metal
roofing. The lead on
the heed nos ,tively
seal. the nail hole. -
making it w.ether-
t.ght and water proof.
No weshere: no more
"threading"22cper lh.
Free •ample en re
yueet.
Rib -Roll Galvanized roofing shields property
from lightning and fire. Wooden roofs are easy
prey. In 1927 in Ontario alone, $1,814,700 worth
of property wan de.troyed by fre caused by
spontaneous combustion and by embers fall-
ing on inflammable roof.. Rib -Roll is abso-
lutely fire -proof and water -tight. It protects
your crops from dampness that is conducive
to spontaneous ignition. Handsome; perman-
ent; easy to lay on any roof. Has seven ribs
to nail; others give less security.
Take steps now to protect your livestock. crops
and buildings. Write for a free Semple of Rib-
Roll.
ibRoll
Prevent Spontaneous Combustion
and have a Well Ventilated Barn'
Warm, moist sir in an improperly •antiletelt hero produces
conditions conducive to .pontenenu• Igtitinn Preston Venn-
lotnr• for the roof •dlu•table oide.well windows and •p•riou• doom
protect the barn from are danger, by keeping the air in eonetent
circulation. They f•ull boat to keep the element. out. Write for
Barn Door Tracks and Hanger
Prrann botgalvanired four wheel Hangers and birdproof Harr
1...or Track ere the Inst lardwere merle for heavy barn door,.
The /tenger i. •d,ueteble up and down, and in and out. This
malree erection ,n stalely *het hundreds of builders will use N
.cher tape.
PRESTON STEEL TRUSS BARNS
the stronge.t horn on the market Thera ere more Prentan Banns in Ih.
Province than .Il other metal horns combined Fireproof,_ roomy, well
nm
ventilstld, Anodee. To our knowledge. no Prr,ton Steel Trona Fern ht.
ever been destroyed M lightning or spontenenus r-omhu.Non. Write today
for our big Beni Book
Over 1,0011 in Ooo.,4e Not owe lost Ihrm.gh lightning
FjiS�Tz}� Products
TORONTO
Guelph Stever
PRESTON, ONTARIO
uODERICH, ONT. •
Weak After
Operation
"After having an .operation, I was
very miserable, weak. nervous anti
very near unfit to work. I saw Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
advertised and uu,4 It alai baiter ,l
helped ale wonderfully. 1 hare no
weak spells any more. the pains have
left me and my nen es are 11124 11 bet-
ter. I feel safe in saving Lelia E.
Pinkham's medicines have helped
me wonderfully." -Mn. Wm. H.
BeechteUer, Boa 143, Port Guile,..
Ontario.
Lydia E.r?tnk1i m's
Vegetable. Compound
..... 1 P .• 14,7 C.. l... M.., 1 1 ►
„C .... a4W4. 0„N,
MISCELLANEOUS
RECIPES
By Bett . I :., r l
JelIted Carrels and Pea -
1 package Iem1,
1 rap boiling vs
ai ehlp vegetable -
'Z talbreelmio I. '' _fr
t . tea.)NNnI .al:
teaspoon pa;,
1 cup cooked ca s.
F•et1P pleas
1►i.wdte g.latii a 1« r: a.an•r.
.1.1.1 vegetable .' .t- x•111•...
vinegar. Halt. and 1,,;•r2ka • %Own
.lightly chickened. ! in :., r.. • and
)Naas. Turn into .,...Id-. OM; until
firm. Unmet(' on . -,. lettuce. 1,:,2111611
with maynlmai.e. serve_ e.:ht. .
Twe Emergent) Salad.
('11Ibag.• Fruit
Peel orange.. remos nig :r. 1411224•
akin. Cut Into one-fourth it, h 4.1i.•ce
and then Into aegu.elt•. 1'.,.r .:192141
plates with flne0 ehrel.lyd .:,!'luage.
Sprinkle with ury4r.g..• ee•guavut-. G rvr
With French drea.lu:.
l'he se it. I ".11..1
Peel orange., al,., .I aide
ments. rejecting el %hire I11p.r -kin
.arrange on 'select ! .,t.-. ....•r,•,( 442244 .1 "tat.. Mrs. Wm.
lettuce. ((erni.h ni•b balls .f .retina !town. .
4111414_.• rolled In gra rel "TN lige rUtd.. Orat.ge a;!adI,,lIi.
Fruit MFM Sauer fir Lamb ''"24*-. J. .hack. Ii
' 3. MCI WINS CUP
AT FLOWER SHOW1
Finns Exhibition last 11 eels 111der
.luspirea of IIortkultural Society
The (tester *him under the 4u'pklts
I' file GINIerlch Horticultural Society
Thursday and Fra.lay lase attracted
.1 large number of people 1e Ma.J►a7'
Hall. where et very t•rtvlltable dl.play
of bloom was on ethi batiou. The ger-
gerns 0114110111e' WU% the leading fluter
In the exhibition: but there were 142.,4
attractive displays id rowel. INuiaeaN,
.»'tale.-, dahlias. phlox 411)4 usher gar-
den favorites. ')'liere wa• a s)ee•11,1 (•x-
111141 of larkspur grown by wale..' chil-
dre•n' from seed .11.Irlbptel • by the
north -Mina! Society. Mr. George
Lal11ht4aite..? 1:.«lerleh t.%uship, had
a d1splay of nese. 111141 sweet peas
24111.•1' nen' not mitered for cottmetl-
tiu11. "rhe judged were Mr. George
Stewart. of 1,4411. and Mr. W111. Ilar-
ny, 11( Re.lforth. -
Mr. J. Jack won the silver cup 114)1
❑tel by Herbert 11'at.ra Co., of 'Peron
for the mt•mller Winning flit' great
antler of point. 114 the 4'x11262
The cup is to he held One year.
e sign:ll's »pedal prizes for pang
nen• w4111 by J. Jack. Nln. Wn,
Ifob2neou and Mrs. NI'. J. .111.1re"
Thi• prim lea :
\41startlatae---J. Ji11'k.
I'hlux 1•rnmmuudl J. Jnek. Mrs•. .1
e' stev:l(rt. NIrs. 1'111». young.
e4/11,114.1 14111 ..f 4'ut Fluters -J. .luck.
els, Claire ReygollI . • Mr -a J. t'
NteWart.
Ih111ia. Ithnr•1 -Mr•. J. e'. Stew
art. Mr.. Pita.. Young 111r-. Geo. 1l
T..NI.
Isilriia 40e141141.g. Mr-. .1. 1'. Stets
art. N12-4 Laura Salkeld.
11x[ilia (decorative, -)Ifs. Ilia --
11".
'1:1-11'. M. Knight. G1.. Down,.
1t4 -e• It. u. held. 11'ul, Coate..1. '1
F'td 1.
tual.dragon- Mr-. 11'. .1. Andrew.
I J. S. Howrie. Mrs. Tr.•mblay.
ab:..a NUw Strang. 1 -'red 11a
set'.
Culle•tlon of Pan -ie- , .1 .1u.•1. Mr.•
Wm. lt•4.his„n. Mrs. 1\'. J. ...abet.
Petunias (double I --Fred Marker..
Petunia. (singlt•r--J. .luck. Fred
Itarker, Mrs. W.•J- Andrew.
Marigolds.- Nit,. 'Tremblay. W. NI.
Knight. .
Zinnias-- .1. .141. k. Mrs. Tremblay.
Wake',
Fred rke', '1'10- judger awarded a
-pedal prize t.. Mrs. J. 1'. '•i'rW:art for
a ale•w 411rietj of zinnia.
The delicious flavour of SALADA
has no equal. Do not be tempted
by the price of cheap teas
LADA"
'TEA
Teeth Irons the gardens'
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNEK.11. DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service al all
hour., day or eight.
i'lI11N E7 ',tore 120 Kes. 217
amommismemmorte
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral 1)ireelor and
Embalmer
All call- 1.roulp2l7 atteh.led to •
day or night.- '
l'IIUNES
Stare 3I Ile -idea• a 3:�,w•
1).uuii•"u Street, G...lerch
Transportation Service
Long Din .nee Short D .lance
Good. ,n Transportation Insured
Fur,.our.• (yue11147 1
Efficient Op•ndor. Charges lea-
-••IINb!P. satioh(Ctn Nl guaranteed.
s. K. McMatb, .2.71r34, t'liut.nl Cen-
tral.
Operator, •t41t4N2,
Central.
Perennials .1-..Ilei •I1uu * 74lro. \\'u,.
Reibinwon. Mrs. J. 1'. Stewart.
Gladiolus 1111-14k/M*-=-\1'. 71. 12.24-
.1.1.. 7411e. 1. SWa Oie•111. -
I:Iadiulu• 1 . +)4215.., 50810r8"1
44--11'ui.
Coats. W. S. 12u141Ien:-11. T. Edwnrl!r-
Re) Gladiolus (2 splkew, - 1). -r
F.dway,ls. J. Jack. Nin.. R. 4'. P..tel
[benne.
rink 4;billion): e2 spfkits, l-11.
Eduardo. W. 44.1124.w(1en. J. J1a'k.
White 1:Iad1••811. 12 "fake. 1 - Ni--
FwnRirld. H. T. F.dwlMs: J. Jack.
$lotehe) ..r Variegated 1:11d4ulo- , _
,•pike!,, --Wm. 1'.:11s, .1. P. Hunt. 11
T. Edwards.
Yellow 4:lai! iol ll.
2 .14ke. I --'11'111.
Kubin.Ii. Geo.
a•ti .pike••* - Witt
T. Edwards'.
,mike with .m..-!
P.. iFMsa, .•111. T. ,
Mceeraa L
- ND-. W .1. Andrew. -
Lark -par 1 grown by school childrr11
from -e'e,) 411.erlbute1 by the }Iorticel-
turxl Society 1-1.t.. Kenneth .1uck :
nv. w,••"nd prizes. Norah ,lock. Wilbur
and hilly Feil: 214e fourth prize..
11:,•1:,,,.1 Tren,bl1y. F:h,Inc Trembl14y.
'Ne.1uue itow.l4n. Watson Slietird.w11.
hiss -h•adfa•r '-•.11fl.1enee in (:ol and fa . 1, sup Uat1•r •✓ F'rv1 R�Ittin4.bnm. .
was a•hnined to sok protection as they Nils and -ifr fl.nr, INIkinR Isrwd.•r. A
marched through rh4lrPurmi4+ cowl -
KEEP
+alt. With tile, of Haters rub in KEEP CHILDREN WELL
'vie•. two tabh-is«.Ir tenter. mud mix t. 11
Thor had uo pillar of .11414 41414 tare ,1.114.11 with milk. Roll out one-bnlf
r!end theft). a, 1)24!2 titlher• had. lint luck Ihick.:wd .-044. with .111,111 .Is.r-
l.•y believed that the power and fay- 11f orange )4»11)4 Mix sugar, orange rind.
.r ..f God would 1.-omp.1117 them. s" 11114) nge 11111. Mit4r,and.orringleerin r- ---
they lornyed mud faxed. end H4 wa'' third• .f it •s.r taw orange. 11.II Every mother know. how fatal the
e• 1n
441 la
th f Jar• R
/• * re n ,, t 7 P t
entreated for them In the a baking-Meth:
panel 1 n 1 LR t hot summer months are to small OM-
stn11 which wn• granted tTem they set h14ki11g-42411: si?lnkle with remafuinR Maui. ('h.ler, Infantum. diarrhoea.
fell them liv the way. Hemel enemies. shwa thirty minutest. Serve with an
am! on their long jnnrney. Nothing be- sllg,Ir:.urr.und with water, and hakefly-4nt4ry. .alfa and •t.mleh trouble.
, are rife at this time and often a pri-
ori!
clone little life ie. Inst after only a few
hours' Ilene... The mother who keep.
! Baby'. (awn Tablets in the 1.21.4 feel,
safe. The oeraslonal use of the Tab -
DURING HOT WEATHER
lay 111 wait for them. 1n four mouths' ...range ..r h•ill'm sauce.
time they arrived 111 JPrn•nlem, where r_
111.- r..tel threw dao.. before deliver- ASHFIELD
Mg the king". ..lama -.Ione min. the
king'. 1)elltPllntlt.. 1' Ies.el from lets prevent wtomach 111111 1..114'4) trout. I'ommCntery. AFIILFIELI. August 11, )-'rhe ser-
vice- in .\-1 1. d 1"rP.hyterinn chereh len or If trouble entrust sed4Pnly-as it
on Salida,- n.1.- c.ndlietel toy the Rev. generally doe- -the Tablet, w111 bring
WORLD MISSIONS (1Nti Mr. Don, of 'Toronto. Two very good the lNsby safely through. They are sold
112. Nord !Shall Not Return Unto Him I by medivine dealers or by 111,111 at 2
w•21he .S) 15 :Iran. ' tents a boar from The Dr. Williams'
Vold The R'. NL s. Mfg at for home of Mr..
Ity Mr.. E. I- \Ien•r.ict-. Mow, central 1 'litheNr1. with the president. Mrs.' MPdl'•ine Co.. Itrnekcllle. (ant.
India .fohn Ma. -)tae. la the chair. After the 5.14. HELENS
From a village ,,ear ih.ln114.ar. 1°"1/1"0 part .f the meeting Wee over.
Month 1110111. a lad ..2 f.,:,rteen was Miss lean MacLeod, from near Luck-
' taken to renting to work a• a coolie now. addre•s.•d the meeting. Her ad.;
While there he learned to mad. and dreg. Was m..t interesting find was "T. 11H112\ . .\.g. 14. -Raft lfelen
after some years returned to his v11- ern- •h e1;.yet. by ,111. F: Miller i. h1111dayln4. at Th.rn.1al.
hip.. In hi. tether'. rend..
be .ass n • M{w R. Rs ie \in-KP..zio 2s home after Farm. the gale -t of her gr,n.lmother.
Mr. .1. B. Rutherford.
ronto.• W thnm.'of Galt. are
' of I'b19a's healing t leper. ile Was 2114 newts ..f \I r. 11'21...41 R'.sNl. 1.t' ,1
much intere.ted in the.. as on filet fort Mks. .1. 11. Beckett. R.N.; nnr.el at R
wa• 11 great .ore which he believed to 111112(4hor,I• Hat week. F4hr I. miring w'ee'k'. vacation.
Is• leq.rny' He tame. to 15114141 wla•l'
2112• weak 112 i'lover 1'1411Py. - N11•• lila Humphrey 1.t the gn.wt .f
the len flet '8me• frv.m. and all 4111.x12 1it IM:w *fedi1vo•1 41.12.1 her b• Mr. er.
Mr.. GehrgP Walker.
many fries;- is AshtPl*l. •Nle. 41414 Nit's. !tonsil,' .'lark 4141.1 von.
41' 'The ).5rrpw of the halt coned The farmer. ante their When! and Colin. of (►).ansa. aro the glia"t. of
not me: t),e who nor exactly how their mother, 741r'. ('lark.
it 4x44: they .11e knew tion! It had their cut 14wI some are b11sy enttloR Mr. and Mr'...11)s•rt Wallace. of liar -
'What
left by ...me 'pie were
their oats
R'bnr' ilea ..f people were thea'.• ilPc. G .u„ Mrs. Ritchie. of Tact- rte. .►N'nt thP,werk-end with the for,
Rill. they were Is.q.IP who wv.r•hl!, "lock. rl•I,. ,' .it 2114 home ..f Mr. 41414 m Nr. an and Mina Johne' Webster.? Niko
only one (lel. who they 1.11141 111alP ern. It••1 k.r last week end.
Dorothy Webster and Mr. anti Mrs. l*..
Smith. of Toronto. Rev. H.
flPl(1. Mrs. Whitfield end Nir'. W. 1:,
Gordon left on )1.ntiny .n . motor
trip to To1N•rmory.
MI.. Miry .Fane Irvin ilei NI{.. Taal:
rx Mertht were holidnying with their:
grandf14ther. Mr. W. Wields, la.! week.
Mr. Latton. of K1,,.rr.binc, we. the
Riles, of her daughter. Max .ia•. leer-
jr.. last week.
Mrs. WIII ii.Wle• 911.1 daughter.. lel•'
and Mn..yof At. f nth,rine.. wP)P
week-el'I v{•Itor. at Mr. John Web.;
NII.• Mary C. Rutherford left Thera•
clay for a trip to (nitimlais. where!
she will he the guest of Mr. and Nlr..
William Dyer for two weeks.
leaflet- wh1ch ha rend. of. the eccoun2 "'Pending 11 ...•4.k W111 friends In To-'
Mr. and Mrs.
or
1 *liver
Hr•.ek,
('hfi1011
Fresh Bread
Baked Daily
That's what you get
when ordering your bread
from us. It contains the
purest ingredients known
to bakers.
Buy a loaf to -day and
taste the difference
E. U. CLEVELAND
i'h.rlc 111
\\.-1 `1
to earth 141 the forma .f 14 man aid
went nl«wt teaching email,. about
ll'nven. healing the sl k and even
raising the .lend.
The youth thought :, great deal
2M.7tt all thi• .11111 reed the leaflet
over and .ver. .1t 141.2 he •aid t. 1.1111 -
.elf• "If thi. 1" the true G.NI. 114 1.141
heal my fo,t .s He healed the leper."
So he began to pray t. Ifim for 184141
Ing nn.) •Nat to work t.. find out all he
.0111(1 al.lnt (11211 Finally he went ant.
N14dangur one dao 111111 met the Inilam
pastor of the 1'res) l,'rla, church.
.herr. Till- good 41.111 nske: him t.
..m4 t. the M•r11.-P in the ehnr.-t, and
afterward.• t. .amain for n ran•• It Well
he held for I11ih•rete 1'hri.flnn mean
During the '-141w the Tm1tor asked if
any of them cold.' testify from their
own exp'rlenee•that Rod heard and
:rnew4.r'1 prayer. To hi. R.tonhwhtnent
hi-
yelling man bee and .RIA • "i can
1 hail leprosy on my toot n great -sere.
four niche• long. and 1 prayed to G1w1
t. he'll It. alnl Ile did, jtl.t a• ik•
heeled the leper of 0141: 1.,k st It if
yon do not )*llevP Me.' 41,41 he held
rip
his f.Not for e11 to see.
Women
Why Suffer
Periodic Pain?
NiLENE 41:12 relieve per -104110 pain,
headachesbackaches, weakness.
nausea. "1, .plasmas», irrellability,
and many '-.her ailments froth which
few women alsentirely free. A won-
derful rev..,„trncttve Nerve Tonle.
NILENE ran be obtained to either
lit -Intel or toilet form at 111.00 per
bottle or hot.
NILES( tiiORATORIEE LIMITED
t 21 WellIegtsa ft. West
TortonTO r, CRT., cameo*
-field by-
('AMI'ItI:1Jft1 1)0.1 0 MTORF:
DIINIAIP
(ThP Itesell 1/nog Wert)
A. 1►KERMANN Mayfield)
est
Solicitous
of Your Patronage
CINDERELLA
BEAUTY SHOPPE
West street, upstairs over
Tebbutt's Hardware
For Appointment Phone 23!)
Oren (stomp by apeomtmenl 0n!r
.•,arra a g•"•.I -t.ek of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
814111 un applientb.1
Frank McArthur
1.1.1.CT It h I \
Telephone 82 West Strce
"SPARA'S°
FOR
CHOICE GROCERIES
FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BUT-
TER. EGGS. MEAT$. FLOUR
1'4 1:Ityl'21INA 2 1111'. IIF: T
Silrerwood's Ice Cream
FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED
trir y.11r prnteetlon
('n:: :n. 1'•' k 1r..un.l and 1•••
Where Cleanliness is Paramount
Spare's Grocery
"The store .f Satipfaction''
Hamilton Street
Goderich Phone 146
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TIME TABLE OF THE ARROW
COACH LINES
Effective August 1st, 1929
WOO,DSTOCK - GODERICH
HEAD Dow` SUB -DIVISION READ CP
A. M. P. M.
Leave ;.(X) 4.15
' • 7.20 4.:35
•
A. M. P. M.
Arrive Goderich Mile. 10 45 10.45
Nolmeaville '9122.2:2' 11:1.25
7.25
4.40 Clinton 12 1,4.20 1(1.20
,,.4b 5.00 Seaforth 21 DO() 10.00
.b0 5.Oti St. Columban 23 9.55 9.55
24.00 5:15 Dublin 27 -9.45 9.45
8.15 5.1141 Mitchell 32 - 9.30 9.30
8.35 5.50 '' Sebringville 40 ' 9.10 11.10
R.45 6.01) Stratford 44 8.45 8.45
9.00 12.1:2 Shakespeare 518.30 8.30
9.10 f,.25 Tavisoo'k 54 *4.20 8.2(►
9.6.42
Hickson 60 2».0252 8.05)
Arrive 9.4fi25 7.00 taave Woodstock fib 7.45 7.45
Direct connections at Stratford with Arrow Coaches"to St. Maria,
London, Kitchener, Guelph, Brampton, Toronto.
Direct connection. at Woodstock with Arrow Coaches for Brant-
ford. Hamilton, Oakville, Toronto.
(':\N('El.t.IN(; ALI, PREVIOUS SCHEDULES
Fahlhltlon ehonl. of 2010 yelirw ae-
somi a11(PII by the fame' Goldman ('o11-1
ter? Rand. of New York. will be heard
In font concerts at the ('x4111414441 Na-
t11mw1 Exhibition this year. Thi.. the
meth colorful and largest choral organ-
isation In ('»nada• appear. in the ('.11
.Pum on Angn4t 21, Amen", 29. Septem
her 3. and Peptember 7.
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 SCHOOL
WHY NOT ATTEND THIS ? -
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 3rd, 1929
Write today for information. Phone Y98
B. F. WARD, B. A, Principal
M. A. STONE, Com. Specialist, Vice -Principal