The Signal, 1930-2-6, Page 6e
S -Thursday, February 6, 1930.
s YOUR
APPETITE POOR?
PERHAPS by dieting or
other meaty, you have
been trenting the symptoms,
nether than the cause. Lou
of appetite, heartburn, sour
stomach, ars symptoms that
the blood is impure. This
.gauss else acosuful use of
Dr. Wilhamr Pink Pills in
tri such Casa. Hr. h •
typical azampla,-
'7 began a feel easily
tired," writes Mims Margaret
Whim, .1 Parry Sound, "and
when i sat down to a meal 1
felt l did not want to at A
doctor told no I was mussed,-
but
naemicbut I made little programa
wish his mediciea, When 1
started taking Dr. Williams'
Pink Pill I soon noticed that
my appetite was improving,
that the headaches came less
frequently and that I was not
so easily tired. Now my
weight has increased, nay
cheeks are rosy and every
ache and pain has rem
iahed"
Start today to improve
your appetite. Buy Dr. Wil.
(lams' Pink Pills from your
druggist', or by mail, post -
at SO cents a hoz from
The Dr. Williams Medicine
„ Brockville, Ontario.
for free book -"What
and How to Eat". .
Sun day Afternoon
-0--
ily IS..itI- 1. 11AMfILTON,
Guderich, (het.
ll Luce Divine: that stoop'st_in abate
Our sharpest pang, our bitterest
tear,
' On Thee we cart each earth -born
care.
We smile at Jelin while Them art
near.
•
When drooping pleasure turns to
grief,
And lrembliug faith is changed lO
hear,
The murmuring wind, the quivering
leaf,
Shall softly tell us Thou art near.
W. Hoboes.
PRATEK
0 Lord, we pray that Thou, by Thy
Spirit, wouldet direct and euntrol all
we think. or say. or do. that all our
powers may be united In Thy ser-
vice. Amen.
S. B. LESSON FOK FEB. 16th. 1930
Leeson Topic -Jesus Healing and
n Passage -Matthew 9: 1-13.
Golden Tett-Matthew 11: 17.
'We need to read the lust terse of
the preceding chapter to learn the
cause of the following -"And Ile en-
tered Into a ship and passed Neer and
came Into His own city." The reason.
was this: "Behold, the whole city
eame nut to meet Jet'ue and when
they ,aw Him they besought Him
that Ile would depart out of their
coasts, and Ile entered Into u ship and
passed over." Ile was driven out.
1 It is ever thin in the experience of a
soul that Is *lilt of Christ. Ile never
leaves of His ONO- free will. int is
driven out by divided interest.
On 111s arrival In His own city
needy .one ell. brought to Hint for
healing. Jeett, saw the nature of the
disease, but He stew deeper Omit that.
11e saw their faith in II ha. They had
heart ..f 111s parer to heal 1111.1 'came
'4111,)ing 11. .'..told help them t0...
.l,••ns ;Gauys. •startled Ili- hearer,.
y ..• fol something greater in Mew
th:a. 4114) Iwo else seen in thetn-
.4)4,-.r :nod ulway,. ....quell to ere lit
(I,.. patients with :heir ottp . ore. 11e
'-Ihnlehtrr. I1,c faith Lath hind.
:1444• 11 I1',;.'. ••
'And ,1,'•,.-. .._ :heir !pith.
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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH ONT.
WHAT'S WRONG AND HERE?
How good are you at finding mistakes? The artist has Intentionally
made I obvious ones in drawing the above picture Some of them
are easily discovered, others may be hard. 81e how ;wig .1 will take
VOU to find them.
LOOK FOK SOLUTION IN NEXT WEEK'S SIGNAL. •
Solution to "\that'. Wrong and Where" in last week'. Signal.
FARM- SCENE
1. Sl„.n, and stars d*l vol •Linn• ill
daytiux•. Y'
2- Ban, have no chimneys.
;t ante wall M silo mks$iuu.
4-i hadows do not e,.rresp.un'l,
Zr-Hour' bolding horse is cut.
(F_-•Futeen•
wrist watch•
7 -line shoulder strap
-T1'4 -- .'t tt 44
II is -o easy fo•r -,nuc t,
1,. n1l,nt.i , .. ,.'.:Il.
4''_ 414.' ,• ,:'j :l iii '
4...I 4,, •. ,.
.•. n�'tlt:lf Ul o:'
\a
County and District
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wallace, of the
,th t'ouceaaluu of Tuckersmith, cele-
brated ou January 27th the twenty-
fifth anniversary of their wedding.
The death of Walter 1;abkirk, u�
Ileusall, occurred at his home la th
village on Jauuary 25th, after several
mouths of tailing health. Isla wife and
Tour daughters survive.
Mrs. Louis ltcsteweyer passed away
Jauuary :"_cad cat her home at Dash-
wood, after an illness of several years.
She was In her seventy-seventh year.
Resides her husband, she leaves three
,nus and one daughter.
flensall has lust one of its early
residents In the death of Mrs. Adam
Reichard. Deceased was in her eeventy-
sixth year awl leaves, bisides her hus-
band, three sous: John, of Detroit ; Al-
bert, of Port Hurou, and Nelsou 1'.,
at home.
Ilamiah McFarlane, u popular young
man of Grey township, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James MoFltrlaue of that
township, died Wednesday of last week
in the Kitchener hospital, where he
had gone for an operation. lie was
twenty years of age.
Mrs. 1). K. Melutosh, a former well-
known resident of Lucknow, died
Jauuary 24th at the house of her
daughter In Southautptou. The re -
malas were brought to Luckuow for
interment in' Greenhill cemetery. Be-
sides her husband, one daughter, Mrs.
John Clark of Southampton. survives.
The death oe'eurr d suddenly hi 11u1 -
lett township, on Jauuary 25th, or
Sllss Christina Willison, who lived a
short distance from Constance.- De-
ceased, who was iu her sZ'veuty-fourth
year. had tarso ill her usual health up
to the night previous to her death.
she leaves a brother and two sisters.
At the manse, Ilashwuult'. ell Jute
nary 35t11. Bev. W. Ness performed the
marriage ceremony •welting Alice,
gest daughter of Mrs. Victoria
Myers. ..f Blake, and Arnold. (►., son
of Sir. and Mrs. ChaYles Keller, 'o!
Uashu.nal. 'fhe young couple w{11 Iltc
M. Biabop. The affairs of the So.ie y
are In excellent condition. This year s
fall fair will be held on Tuesday at .1
Wednesday, October 7th and Sill.
CLINTON
A quiet wedding took place 'liu'.-
day evening of last week at the par-
sonage of Ontario street United church,
leathleen Ladd, daughter of W. Ladd
of Clinton, being united in marriage
to ltobert E. Reid of Hamilton. Bev.
A. E. lbau• offklatel. The young
couple will reside at Hamilton, where
the groom is employed with the Im-
perial 011 Co.
Mist** l'atherine Lovett passed away
Jauuary 23rd at the age of eighty-
four
ightyfour years. She was born on the Base
line, Goderkcb township, a daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lovett, A
sister, Mrs. Geo. Tyner of Brucefield.
and a brother, Noble Lovett, of Ma -
tout'. Sask., survive.
At the annual meeting of the Clinton
llortkuitural Society it was decided
to hold a flower show In the town hall
on August 22nd and 23rd. Officers
were elected as follows: Hon. presi-
dents, Col. H. B. Combe. Sheriff C. G.
Middleton; presldent, G. A. Mct'agne ;
vice-presidents, W. H. Cowan and Suss
3. Cunninghame; secretary -treasurer,
H. E. Rorke; directors, 11. It. Sharp.
-A. F. Cudmore. Col. Wnihe. Clifford G.
Lobb. Mrs. A. T. Cooper.
oil the groom's farur near 1►ashwo,ai.•
A well-known resident of Nee 1.144
ship of Me61)I..'. h+ the person .•f Mrs.
would not I.a: wemrlttg Juhu E. lraley, passed away Januar., 1
27tm after au illness of e•aub mouths-
' e Id missing on It•, sus. l "was :i daughter of f!.e late.
farmer'. l.rralla. w'. J. sh:w14ou and Ws**1•.rtr to Ibc
•
Horse bus mule's toll. t„tenship, in tchi,h Bios s{s•;,t :1 :1 aver
P -41144'-h.tlf of mows Oat brio. tile. Her hu-h;uu1 surrit.,•.
u•Isiug. •
Zurich .tgrirultutal Nutlet)
COUNTY COUNCIL CLOVES +'.
n:rr:f,Li ••••,'.;11),,, t 11,-
to ,', i:1,I Ilse r. l.v') Iq."lI 1!I.•.N'
n,1,tn! ii' q
Thar rl l r ionic en
Iir•I. .;i1t rani front that of the
rkh... '.\cad wiutii the multitude- .-caw
t they mars -idled and _lorlfhd t;al.''
human ilr-tlu,•t is II'.: 114•4I 14.10 1 111111
, for .,car guidon., 4o 4i\lur lnspirnliou.
They ane the rower wish that had
;riven 4.' .1esias and unlike the scribe.
they did out .Inuit.
%ernes 9-13--('alling 1e Uissiple.ldp.
h e r lave n r •vr,Jiu; 41; 1'
...., 1- 441,1 ..r:,,:nl- h •-t ,•,- 41;
Loth t le 4',' ,-•l a 4r.,•i1*lly i1.1104.1, •
iPaly pttju•,t''cs toeltell aawat.'
It ha.* las•n delu,matrattat..41r111. e4111-
.Ireu :,.'4Inire ra,•lut prcjudkce cur!) in
{ire which they find nluloa Impsz.Ilde
t.. eradicate Inter; t'o the 4'olhlakS111n'
1. strk ing to foster friendly atti-
tudes by In. r.sinclug children of car
list nae. to nue another in n g.uinl
• In these verses we 1111)1' n nulls:''taclrouroen[.
description of hlua,elf and 1%;411 Imp. on GOOD DISH
poled of a feast iu his own hole.. MAKES A 0001C TAltioDt31
"And am Jesus pws.ed• from thence.
ile sawn man. named \II,thew. tilt-' 1,
ling at the receipt of custom." This 'I'M. is the season for cranberries
man was following n .14•.plw.t oven. and almost every housekeeper has n
talion. The Pharisee. .gild Stat- flaw' Jars of cranberries on hand to
thew a publican. a tax -gatherer, a serve with fowl, wlien needed. Cran-
elnn.r, an ellen. so was Zi.cehene berries make all appetizing dish, and
esllwl. but when the turn .awe for yet the average housekeeper doer,
Jest's Christ to speak about %ashen, - not use them enough. Food .experts
He said. "Ile is the sum of Abraham. say they contain numbers of vIta-
J.nus always elves the real man, the I mils. so they should be used its more
Ideal. the possible man. "And 11e than a garnish for fowl. or In pie.
said unto him, Follow M.." The' Have you ever tried a cranberry
very- imperativeness of the tone need souffle'! if not, here Is a splendid
hitter' a antidote' intent. The Bible lei tented recipe.
hell of commandments, but they are 'It ANit I'1)115 a01'FPLE
not grievous. they are net the utter , One cupful milk, 3 a' yolk.. 1.4
141.1'' 01 the arhltrfiry will bat t*t(t`teas)ian1 -Olt. 1 tfil.1r•IJon It son
subtle Id.ndhtats of n heart that lice. pike, 1 tablespoon osier, 1 capful
co . to le, s ev fret'
for u. , and 111111 t ml l seem sugar. 1 capful ri/oke,'. 1 .•e1 i n
nnablr to live wl(hont u.. ....tries. 1 tall!. plena, 41.:1,lllnlea gels
-And he arose and followed 111111, •(u find :t et(c•uhktes.
Iloa e.l-y it Is fi.r.'von. to rice and., lIul,_Lj{,{• mill, ,t' L,, i4hutf cttp
„Inn,\ t'htilsL` as compared with 0,, of '.1144411' and pima- he .4h. Inn et
double bailer Whip the Milk ie hot
Odd the egg•yolk. well beaten t..g.Ih
er )'h1, „u. -Luff .npfnl ..f •uwu• .111'1
Cools nu 1)1••14
r ,ell ! ,
1, car It 6
Ole ',Ult. I
1+1 4h.• .•rw! Inc 1141''., 1'1.111*m 111, e
,t)111 y..lntin: 11:.;.1:..1. r !tn, in .. -:
oll.urd-in the la.;;.‘;
he 1.,'all,.
;,d- .II,-„, 1'I•,1 :I,IJ 14.n '111'11 , 1. :..••!
When .-.l.t. fold ill 1:...
rehab'- �lirflc rii•iti•u. Otte it, til'
s.rving dishes nod Verve .old. • '1'hi-
r.a1ar w'rve. six.
A Cake and Pastry Expert ,says :
"Since Purity is a strong, rich (lour, with gtett expan.ltt.g
qualities use I tablespoon less per cup 11 your cake rcul•e
calls for ordinary pestsn or soft silica{ 41„1-r. Lf h car for
Milk, use half mel{ Iml.h,.!f'”Nter ,I:.lc la -um) with
New Recipe for Flaky Pie Crust - -
Par t•n6, 1: nye : calk•' Parity ulcer.
N u.•1� 444111, +% ewe .Mnteaiag li c11h
mid wa)n 41..- a and rAf,, rutting i• the
abortion, • 4.... • I I.r Inc'meal.
Mitt taerP.. I'- •I .ant then,
1at�,j nntte dry f1:, tetra rich pastry
sae, set matter and hall lard.
PO%elk ter Panty Heir CMM.Book.
Western Caaada now Hills Co. Limited
Toronto, Ont. 96R
FLOUR:
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Head A'
Bronchial
Colds
You will bless RAZ -MAH
No matter what you've tried, don't
despair. Die RAZ -MAH. Mr. Jamas
Forest, New Hamburg, Ont., writes: "i
was much affected with Asthma for
yearn. One day Rev. D. 14. Brand
reeommenderd KA7 MAH...It has a
wonderful effect. The first does gave me
rebel." Guaranteed relief fmm it worth
or your money hark. No harmful dap.
50e and i1 nowt at your dealer's. tea
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RAZ -MAH
_ 'fi ;l Lt. '1;„t,vot'1'••t•
OP . u:n't 11-.;ia:t'ion 1':.
' proof ;,f ,u•l,gt u r :.0 1 1• :.
an amilicll 4 11114,1* the,v ptl ,l au:'I
idles rt. -ply -hie the indigent .or upon
these causing his or her being'Ida.'.,I
in hospital.' uud 11.d u{sau -the county
from which an indigent I- sod; tilt
the reeve of each muuieipnlity or wed
i.r'1 41,•-.111, nffker of the tnttuiclpnllty
from which an indigent patient is be
lily; taken shall give his authority it.
writing and certificate of residence Ise -
forc said indigent patient shall be all-
; that no Indigent patient shall
Ile sent to a hospital outside the
tinnily unless reasons satisfactory to
said reeve or health offl.er are also
given 111 writing.
Old Age Pensions Committee
The change In the personnel of the
old age pensions committee bee made
necessary a rearrangement of the dMs-
'4rlets over which the individual mem•
bents respectively have charge. The new•
distribution Is as follows:
Mr. iligglns--Sea n1.w. Hay. Stephen.
l'alxrrtie, Exeter, Mensal'.
SIr. 311dd1.ton--ilullett, Godericl.
tnwnshlp. Tuckersmlth, McKillop.
Mr. Wright -Hawick, 'l'urnl.erry.
Winghatn, Morris. .
Warden Iinek,r--lrnseels, Grey.
.
\Ir. •..\viI , Fist \ n
Aru-
ng-h. \\vast Wnw+nanh, Blyth.
Slr. 1'rulg4. Go.lerlth iotcu. Col-
Isrruc. 1'Ihuon. Setit.,rth.
i).1lI.Y N %TF.1: I'U\441 t11"1104,
Lm.dnn. F;u:je,►nd. 1 s..s :t(i I./1 11011‘
Per Ira, I'ct 11.• .4.
watt -r the atil, Jus' It.+i ,
dally" rnk•• 1., ,: •h „fru its Figan-
tic pupulnti, n. Ib r. tri: Hlithortt .
have to suppl, an ar.,1•n1 44it1 square
and 4i , Ow 5)4.14 1dllon
people tire ieaMr they 'stmt: Wnttt't
you hart; irna1ine.l that earl, of Ole +'
demand. no Icsa that '36 gallon
.every da,. Yes, Cat( Is Only the fiv' r
age supply pet h• ad per day. in the
dry, hot weather the amount ragiflP.
ed for each p.reon h"rnme. 40 gal-
lon., or more than it barrel of water
per day for eaeh man,,woman, and
Oh11d.
I.ondorr Ir not the thirstiest town.
Scotland ennsumes more water than
England. In Olaseow and Edinburgh,
for Inatanee,the average consumption
per brad Is not 36, but 37 gallons;
and to Helenshurgh. in Dumbarton-
shire, belongs the distinction of be-
ing the moat thirsty town in the
whole of the British isles. Here they
take 11 7 gallons per head. One rea-
son gleam ter Scotland's large edlti-
.ss.$Ma le Chat the water supply te
Mi batter than 1a Magian.
I • 4., ,,' rl 1. .
SE.IFORTII
The .leave .,'-c'urt'wl ill his hums iu
W'afurth.un January _:ah of William
C.. M,ft.tgnno•ly. iu Ili. reveutydirt
year. 1h•ce:l-ed 4144.• burn cat 1'i -kering.
but had resided in Seaton!' for many
years and w;.s tt revolter by trade. 111s
wife, Pot -Merl) Sllss Slargaret Fraser
uf. Blyth, survives, with one tun, Wil
Ilam, of Toronto.
Ina Lillian Little. daughter of Mr.
and {Mn. 5.' Little. formerly of Sea -
forth, tins nutria's' on January Lyth,
at M.i;regor, M,luItribe, to Darold
'James Shah'. The young couple will
reside on their form south of
i Gregor. •
John G*lct•udock passed away Thurs.
1 day' morning Inst, at his honk in Eg-
muntiville. in his eighty-third y.•nr.
Ik'ceas.sl wits a native .rf McKlllot
township, where he lived until his r,
move) to E;;otondt111r twelve
ago. Ile I. survived by his wife, te-
sons, \1'Illlnm and Inert, of (':gmuml
v111.•, and two daughters, 3lrs. 4.V. I.
•Fer.n•ou. ar home, and Mr•. t'harh
tutl.r. •.
1 f , t. Cation -hies.
W I NG11:1M
The animal t•..mussaus•meut exercise -
Of \\'li.'uh:un 11110 W'bonl took i.I:n
1111 .:.11 n 11:111 on Frid.ly- e1'•! ''
1'.tr...tae , I:1r•.• :nt..ttil:tIer :
In''4'-'1.1ic , .r•th. eta- •:n'r11-,1
\ h-' ill nl' In,, .'l ell \..
li.11 11 ;l1 WW1; f il••' -I ,
I I I t 1.1 . , .11
. 11,11,'.' . i-1 11 'n1, \Its
1. Fell-. 2n•1 't I, r• 1:
\'a• •tn;u•; '-.•.I'r{,tly, lir-.
:r, ,•nrrt•, W. .\. Gnlhra141,.
The prtzc-wineters in the field crop
I1n.1 1-1..a1v1 rt•.st coul{a•tlt11.11 held
la.t fall by tie TIII11h1•rry .\ai.11tnr
Mt So• lett'' 11;1 I. h.s•n ann.xro 1,1 Th..
are: lat. .C. and W. St,-Kngue, Te.
water: uxl. lease Wright, Wlogham .
Sr,*, (Fey.. I'owxk, Whlghaun; 4th, 1)a%
14 1Forhlne, •Wingham; 5411, Richard
Wilton. Wtngham ; 6th, Jas. Claldwell,
WIngham; 7th, Wm. Wellings, Wing.
balm; Wh, 4'. Carter, Winghem; 9th,
W. It. l'ralkahaak, Winghnm ; 10th,
Geo. Mcl4wen, Blues -ate.
The Piirnberry Agrkalturel Society
ham elected officer, as rollewe for 19.10:
ent, C O. Campbell; let viee-
mnt, J A Brandon; 2nd vice-
preaddent. pleo. Owls; treaanr.r, A.
"4.Ve used to cultivate a mobility .t
thought as well is mobility of work'
-Henry FonI.
motbinin
s '.,ksemi
i • c1I• Blood.
110.4t• r
.fervu-
,.*
T
`-.
Gv
R h the a- s with Minard's
fc.:r ti.i,.s a ti. i.. it rc:rtovea
D. t:druff, a:irnu:ate% the acafp
n ' d ?rakes the hair soft and
4,
Span's
Quality
and
Service
Hamilton Street
Phone -146
We deliver in town
throats
need this
Oouble-
Treatment
RUBBED on
the throat,
Vicks relieves in two direct
ways:
(1) Its vapors, released
by the body heat, are in-
haled direct to the air pas-
sages; and
(2) At the same time
Vicks "draws out" the
soreness like an old-fash-
ioned poultice.
-0 .
ICKS2/VAPOR lJ
OltNOrfA14WOM.itLa(t ED/'t.Wf�
H. CLEMENTS
Painter and Decorator
F-sUn,ate'. 1.-r painting, wall laper-
111¢. ,-1.' ,'h.rrfully I4,%..,1 1•n re* -
1.1e -t
Residence No. 4, Bayfield Road
Telephone 259J
The Leading Men's Store
Everything that's new
in Men's Wear
Hand Tailoring and
Special Ord,r to Your
Measure
•
Chas. Black
rich
Electri7a1 April aeccs
fit.
Frark McArtLut
1. Psi street.Eleitti(al Shop
1r 82 . Godench
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
I can supply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
service and reasonable prices.
L. FLICK
Telephone 1 711J i;odcrich
Plumbing
Heating
Sheet Metal Work
and
General Repairs
John Pinder
Office and Residence, St.
David's Street
Telephone 127