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GEO. STEWART
FLORIST
Brace Street Pho.e 103 Goderich
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insurance Agency
Hostess Ansi Lots in Goderich and Farms
for Sale
Loge weber listed to choose from.
Just a few of the many listed.
A good I 12 story hones.. lately re-
modeled, $.00.00.
Very resat cottage, tine a onditioa,l titer
to Victoria school. Light&, toilet and
garage. 41000.00.
Good 1 1-2 glory honer, hardwood floors
and interior finishing, full modem
rn
equipped, arranged for 'steam heat-
ing, $1200.00. •
Two -Bury house, tine condition, good
•pppraranee. Lights, toilet, garage.
41800.00.
1 1-2 story veneered cement block Moose,
fine condition trod location hill modern
e taippc.l, easy terms for payment.
Prior 12tU).
Two -apartment 11.2 entry Mouse, modem
e nipped, stood location, handy to Big
Shill Price $1501, 1-3 cash.
Modern stucco house, complete, $321%) 00.
Number tine back tuatara, modern equip-
ped
uip-
$Ask to see them. l'ricee frons
25(10. (1(1 to $4500.00.
Heated apartment to rent.
Farm&—large number tested for sale.
Special -100 scree choice land, with 40
acres valuable timber. (;rod Mliklinge.
(:Iasi • to village of Varna, Huron
County, 4 holies to R. R. station, close
So growl marketnt ('rice 145(x).00, 11000
ears.
200 acre* clay loans soil, 70 acres tim-
ber, 1-2 mike to echoed, clomp to
village, 12 mike to (ioderich.
/01000.(1'. F.any terns.
100 -acre fano, S 1-2 railer from G,dericli,
good buildings, will exchange for town
prep•ny or well, easy ternms. I'rice
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See or write
J. W. AR.MSTiRONG
Real Estate
Box 81 Gederldt
MAPLE LEAF CHAPTER
REPORTS YEAR'S WORK
liandiome Ihinattuns Received from
Miss Tralner and Mr. Itobt. MacKay
At the animal meeting of the Maple
Sweat chapter, I.O D.l:., the folluwlug
report was prtaeutel by the &ecretury:
Ten meetings of our Clutpter were
held durlug Ute year 1929 with an
average atteudaus•e of 10.5, our total
wt•mlwrsldp being thirty.
Two rummage suite were conducted.
one In the apriug and one In the fail,
and they were both very 4uu•ee.ful.
"The. Country Fair," held In the
l'avlllon In Jul). pros el to les eery
papular, shown by the large attend -
twee and the spleud-Id financial re-
turns.
The production of "Variety," duce
entirely by local talent, was another
feature of Mir year's activities.
The Chapter Is endeavoring to raise
nue thouraud dullard to euduw the
Malde leaf ward lu Alexandra hos-
pital, sex huudr(d dollars of which we
already have voted for that purpose.
The ^story hour" hi being conducted
each Saturday under the auspices of
the Maple Leaf Chapter, with the as -
Spring is aIsost here and that
means
House Cleaning
and Decorating
Our new Wall Paper Books are in
It nill pay you to are :seem iwfon•
yon do your loe•"rtumg.
T. H. CARRICK
Phone 157
Victoria Street - Goderich
Geo. Williams
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Total Assurances in force, Dee. 81, 1920— 2,401,237,000
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930
eistauce of our eatable Ilbrarisu, Miss
Aitken. We feel that enough cannot
be said Of the work miss Aitken is do-
ing, and we take this means of bring-
ing before the public our apprecia-
tion of her valuable aaslstau, a In thea
t•ouuet•tlun. 9'ho nwui1wr'tof the Chute
ter attended the annual Christmas
eutertalnwcut, arranged by the meme
hersof the Story (lour under Miss
Altkeu's supervision, and were very
pdeasd with the targe attendance of
children and the 'splendid i,rograw.
The Chapter placed a wreath ou the
soldiers' memorial on Armistit'e lety,
and has uls, put flowers tht•r,• during
the year.
!'uta of phials were scut to the hos-
pital wards for Christmas, and rugs,
cushions and an electric plate were
given at the hoepltal bilious party.
A donation of fifty dollars wa. mad -
toward* the frigidaire.
A Christmas treat was given at the
clllldreu's study hour entertainment.
"My Magazine" was rebound for the
children's room at the Library.
The Chapter bought ruse presents,
during the. year for nerdy ••hlldren.
!'rine books were preelenteel by our
Chapter for the Central, Victoria
and separate scrawls.
Suave of the outstanding donations
that were made during the year are:
Alexandra Htikp(tal Fiaduw•meut Pund,
$300; Children's War Meblorial Home
!dial, London, tint., $5: Puppy Lay
Fume, 525; Welsh Miner's (teller
Fund. 425.
The financial statement for 1929.
presented by the treasurerwar as
follows:
Treasurer's Statemeut
1929 It E ('ti 11'TS
Jan. 31. 'Misty.* ou hand , , .8 421 05
Mar. 12, Donations received
re Chapter party 5 75
Apr. 15. Interest on 43oo
bond» 7 50
Apr. 27. Rummage mile receipts 110 00
Apr.307 Rank Interest 5 13
July 24, "Country Fair," net
profits 236 21
(het. 15, Interest un 4300 bend7 50
(k 1.:00, Bank interest - 5 38
Nov. 1, Rummage sale receipts 112 88
Dee. 12. "Variety"—net profits 57 40
Chapter fees 15 00
)fro. Ilaya, donation
goody sold ,,,2 00
41000,55
19'150 EXI'FINDITCRES
Feb. 10, Expense of Chapter
party $ 12 91
Feb. 20. 4200 bond purchased 208 81
Mar. 12, Miner,, Relief Fund 25 (MI
Apr. 10, War Memorial Fund 5 00
.tpr. 10, Itlrtbday gift, hospital 17 59
%pr.10. Stationery, euppltee,
etc. 5 50
June 0, Sterilizers for gradu-
ating ounte.t 11 07
iuneU, Donation to hospital
for frlgklaire 511 041
4tet. 21. Boots for poor M 01
Oct. 30, Books for play
6 10
Nov. B, Donation Canadian
• i.egion
Nov.8, ('hHdren's War Mem-
orial Ihoslultal, Lon-
don
Wreath for war mem-
orlal
Nov. 29, 43101 fond purchased
Dec. 4, School prizes, (oke
Dee 4. !'late gnaw, hospital
ward
Nov. 4t,
1000
Jan. s. Itefreehments, child-
ren's petty at lib-
ra ry
('hrMtmas gffte, sow-
ers, etc.
Advertbdng
officers' fee. for 11129
Per capita fees
National few to ('hap -
ter
Charge for safe keep-
ing of bonds
Italanee in tank , - - -
25 00
5 00
5 00
3(4 06
r 7:5
5 95
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Characters in Canadian Fiction
THE MAN WHO WOULD NOT CONFESS
From 'The Bridge," by Marjorie Pickthall.
Written for The Signal by M. ti. Rt)BE:kTsON
s
The new bridge had fallen. Fowl
lives had been host, our of the victims
a brother of the sohtractur, Alan Ma -i
clear. People talked,- -said the .wu-
tractors had "dodged tbt stleciflt'a-i
tions." Papers ea1Lr1- for an luyulr).'
Maclear worked laud for days, de-
atruyiug e%ideue', hiding faits, telllrig
halt -truths. He knew the ventral bor'i
Ings should have been derelwr, but
only 'two people even` suspected that,'
and- they would not speak. II1s prelar-+
albite( cuwpletel, her nerves were at
the breaking point and he craved sot.:
Rude. Thu' nulwt• in his head wee for -1
melding him and 11P felt as though hep
must *errant. 11e started for his of -1
fkr, where he uoukl 11P aleiue. Steel -i
Mg himself to rlleiur. he PU'sd
through the outer office, thankful'
ffic
that the clerks did not look up. Just on
the threshold of the Inner room bt•`
raw a single white violet, and knew
that Moira, his brother's wife, 'wase
these. (:ordo9 had had the flowers in
a box in his pocket when he was killed.
Now nuclear felt he must le- more
eyeful than ever. Ile must not let his
nerves (stray bine.
Moira looked at him .Ileutly, piti-
fully, and he knew that ail hoc pm -
tense did not hide the truth from her.
Vet when els solid, softly. "Poor Cain."
be fell on the floor at her feet and
cried
"NIpira. I'd die to give hint (rack to
you Moira, before God. 1 reckoned
every tking( I left a wide margin
91 safety."
"But the bridge fell." said Moira.
After she had gone Maolear stayed
there on the floor a lung time. %'hen,
at last, he took hie hat and went Out
the office was empty. 11e walked
through the streets. In buildings that
be passed he seemed to (Near voices of
the peat. In that building he had had
his first job—in this hes .(ether had
diel—there Gordon haul had diphther-
ia— here was Gordon's home. bb
brother, dead through his fault. At
last he wandered on to the docks,
1'erhaps he might find here the relief
he sought. and be flung himself Into
the water. A wall had followed hLu,
thinking hem drunk. and Ix• ens res-
cued. finding that. after all,. he was
glad of life. Aceompaulel by his res-
umer he walkers on dawn the docks( un-
til he eawe a sign : "-Mncleur & Co."
Nearby an old schooner SV/1S mored in
care of a man he knew. Inquiring. be
found there were bands enough on
board to mall the reset. en, he gut them
to sail with him away from the city.
4 (15 away from people. away from wonder-
8 00 bug eyes.
After some quiet days of *ailing
15 00 they reae•hed an Island iu the great
• lake. Here he lauded RIM the men car -
6, 'lel off for hint a small tent and semi.
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• 31006.55
Officers for 1338
The officers elected for 19311 are:
Regent. Mies Edith Wllllams; vice-
regent. nim Jolla Lewis.: secretary.
Mrs. F. C. Beacom; educational se•-
retary. Miss I)orothy INckson: treas-
urer, Mrs. I'hillp /'arty; standard
bearer, Mr*. I. Eastman; come -Were,
Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. .1.
Johnston, Mrs. hells, Mrs. Wlwteley.
Mrs: Graham, Mies E. Tye.
The most pleasant surprise the
auppoles, then sallel away- and left
him. Mai -leer, accrwetum,d to tamp life,
mauageel well alone, glad of the gnls4,
the rest, the opportunity to get hl*
teer•er under control. Not wive did he
permlf himself to fact the- truth. not
onee did he acknowledge 1.. himself
that be was -guilty. instead be set,hisu-
aelf 'to forget.
Usually he slept well after hIs ,lays
In the open, but one night he was rest-
less, and when he awoke after a few
Chaster has ever receives1 was the gen- hour* of uneasy 'lumber he knew he
proem gift of two cheques of $1(01 each. had been ,dreaming. "Though he •coulel
from Mies Louise Trainer, !'hazy. N.Y..
and Mr_ Rtsbt. MacKay, GuslerIoh.
Thecae are te gu to the perpetual euro
of 1 h Maple Lp411 weed In Alexandre
lsoepltal. MIs. Trainer ate' y1r..NIne-
Kay are loth greatly Interested In the
hospItnl, and their help In Weiner the
endowment farad hoe given the Chapter
great encouragement to complete 11 ate
*mon A* Iw,s'IWV.
Thew.. c•he ue% WPI. n.elvel shire
the 11n11tta1 meeting of the Chapter.
ipter.
and le will go on the harks for tRio
.ondng year. •
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DO YOU
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The sane and harmless way. Firs)
correct the cause, sweeten tete sgW1
and acid stomach,• relieve the intes-
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fool matter, gently stimulate the liver,
*art the pile flowing and the bowels
pas* off the waste matter which causes
your headache. Try Carter's Little
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not recall the dream it lu•ft birnl
ragitely •nsy. :.inter. lit the morn-
ing. wondering along the beetelu. 9.'
N'M• startled to wee on the sand n
towble Hue of his own footprints, go -
Ing mid mint -nine. though 11e oomla not
'renwndwr that he had ititlkctl there
reeentIs• 11ut•h alio imbued. he Moved uu;
then, In n 'eur'e mf detest rubbish.'
he saw sousething 4hnt .toppsl hint.
There. drewn enrefflty•te.rate, Vias a
plan of the bridge. l'ntthlg Isle hood
Into his packet he devils- out a car-
penter's Santee he had with biim. Ye..1
It 'Mas gritted w-119 'sand. 111s dream
had ltd to action. Was he to 10' hennt•l
eel even "in its 'Imp? S'rtclle•illy bel
wondered um, forgetting tromp, tueal•,I
time. direction. everything eeeept 1he'
thing he etrnggleet to forget. A violent
wind storm aria drifting the tend
like 'now. All day he wnnderiel he.
for, it. and of erening' ethun-ted and
nnnerel. tonna himself ort another
teach. Ile end a•nikecl uerose1 the'.
Lind
And there he found Suml'rn. •
floftlura had had n .fringe Id -shill.
Ake Bel with her trot lu•r Salt alar
itwl an old blind 'ou.t n, lu n great
rI10 u-kle building 11 ens tumbling
to piece.. isin'h.w: were hoarded mens
veramlalwt were broken. ju•t n few
'!Moes th efilch they lived siert. kelt
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make sure of one of these beautiful ('aleit-
dar
-Ituough to watch over her andto be
I of seeder if sate needed hew. For a
time all went well, but Sombre lu
. wuwe way found that Meritor was
near, lied again she fled on a told
wtutry night, when to he long wltic-
out shelter merint danger and per-
k/11o: dents ))'Its Sel's help Maiden'.
found her again. pled with her not to
turn from 111 nu nhen h&' so needed her
but .he reiterated:
"1 ain't fit for you. We wudn't fit
fur you before, what are we item',
I'm the sister of one that killed an
old watt. and broke my heart 'lulu' It.
Ile didn't need to do It. Stilling hill'
blind and evil ruse up in his herrn
ailed he struck." '
Then across the gulf that separated
them Msuieser seemed to ter a bridge
a single Arund by, which he "night
nat•h her., and he seemed to run to-
wards and clalni. Instead of denying.
the self-kuuwielge that for months he
bud refuses! to face. And he said to
her:
•"Se,tubre. If there's any stain uu poor
Sal, (xe know' it's on ale 10'. and
heavily. heavily !..What long brooding
on old terrors and tlaig dLv. drove him
to du at Inst. I did through the wish
to suave money.
"Ile :truck in a flush. 1 measured
and cheeks! and u;*Iuuhtted. And four
litres told for what 1 did. And one of
those awn 111101—by nue dist 'sty
tommbu as the dirt It M, and surely as
If I'd bluw•u Lia brains tmt with a gun
— was Gordon, my brother."
in the old office In the city Itayn-
ham was reading a letter from Maolear.
11P Laid it detwn and gazed round to
see that all wets In readiness for the
tow twee return. Hes fate wit. tender.
Ile thlught to himself :
"1t will be good to have hem back.
He'll have hard things to fight, hard
thinly' to ' fade all the while. But
there'll be use. Aud there'll be his wife.
Ile sllall mein Out in the end." He went
out and. shut the -door.
"Home Is the only place where there
is any liberty. and IntHvlduality, any
create::• power. any lowlbllltice of
human p reouallt les uou1tiug es dirt." I
--(;. K. Che"tterton.
hublIsIle. 1u the days when the 11011
ue:Irby wens thriving, tine building
had Sara 11 summer hotel. the Mori
lug Ileum.. Malt Itat.ume. rue 1.11tu1
then, had uwnel Ilip Intel, and hes
oanslu. Murtha, helped Illus run It. fine
ni^ht a vessel was wnr•kel In a
storm on the Take nud-hltt one p•rsou
was savi.I. They took him to Morn -
log House uud mlN.eE Ezra. He wee
sick a lung tines and Coll ldn't over►
much: but how Ire could *big! lie ma-
rled Murtha ` and level for at few
happy 'menthe after the usnrrhtge. deo"
diel. '('he twins, Membra and Sahator,
were. Isere' -after their father's death,
II 114 .0011 111' mother fo11uw4d her hus-
band. Leaving the twine to the 'acre of
Malt Itnu',rue. Malt was gaol to
theta, though be hated them, emus
(laity the 10'9 who reminded hitt of
tea• (:Meer- the singer who had sou
the prize of Mania's lure the prize
Malt had craved for himself.
As Matt grew oil and blind he level
more and more 1u the "twit. and u,i
nights of great storm like that on
which the big were k had occurred he
lined overagain the events of that
night. At such t4nses he seemed to
think Sal was tete man who bad leen
saved frym the 'wrest and who had
robbed sera of.Martha. Then, lu anger.
Ile would seize Mal and Thrust him out
luto the storm. At oilier timers he was
quiet enough, and buslep himself. 1n
eplte of his, hlludnee'. In tarvhlg toy
Impute which Sal scold for him on else
mainland.
i
Sombre was very beautiful end had
a strength and serenity that Merkur
town! very soothing. He stayed one Wit II
thew at Morning House. holding veryl
lithe communication with his frleud.•I
In the city, towing to depend more and
wore on Seombre's strength, and de•I.
ly in love with her beauty.
.11 length Matelear spoke to Sowbrn
of bis unnerved condition uu tise night
he had found her on the beach. Ile
told her he Iwo} had a great trouble.
that he had done nothlug bad, uutle
lug with evil Intent, that he had yuan
to the isItutd 10 try to forget. But, he
said:
"I realise now that I'II never for-
get It. never get over it, that way• 1
Such a trouble. such it memory tenet
have full power over a heart and u
mind empty. But If that hetrt,
that life, were so full eif tetter things
that there was no rtom'fnr the trouble
mutt, the memory.....
Ile broke off there; after a tun,
silc•wr he tasked Somluro whether,,
knowing all, she would link her Ilfc
with his. and the girl, loving hint and,
lunging to comfort him, orunsented.iil,on
they were married.
-t few days after that. Moira came
to cel' him. She had gvo vn to pity
situ -u greatly that Ate wastfeady to
(owlet.. Butt he protested that there;
sus nothing to forgive, crying::'1Aiu'1
forgive me 1'0 nuu•il. Malin- rein,:
forgive rte for what, after all,
didn't do."
Ills, friend, Itaynlww, same. 1Iu'— s
one of tliowr icho knew the truth, (le'
cuiae hipping that Machrir would by
that lime Iw strong entomlu, to fitee1
the toots. Ile had prutt'Ral"his name)
unit saved him frau *samisen., but h•'
%anted the luau to regain hi- own 1
self.r•sps-t, inset to get the peace he
sought. eel by forgetting lent by run-
fe..lon. When he found Machete still!
eyeing. "1)'s dna• ('very day. after!
all." In• :truce away .eek at heart, Tel
MA,•lenr's, "You've Ms..' a weal trifle;
to me. Jerk." Itny ethane murmured
Ins! nls.ve Id. breath, "1 wtunier ifs
i sari."
61lnbrn hail nems. felt herself tel
fife rause of Ma. tear in .11.19 1 or In
etiffecth.4. end before bileg,-•,,ns'I ,Ing
hnl.prs.l.Jo Intedslfy that feting. 14
ass on a Ness, of henry eter'n .t, vee -
v4 no, drives' ,igromu'1 in .hallow ant-
er. 01.1 Malt, Sic Lug over agaln 1e
events '.f leaf'ugu, swam out to the
weeeke 'Hs-oe lured. Sal slimily there.
and, ,eifing him, tried to throw hem
Into the water. sal struck nt hint., and.
Niels fell mato the,Is1.. 19• did nut re -
op pear send Ail dived to find hlRI. tee
dive) again and again, Inn could not
find the old than. The body ere re-
aovereI later,' Imfe !tat could mol hs
comforted. 11e felt himself n murderer,
for UP kta'w• that in the semi darkne"
he could have evaded the old man's
grasp. Ile neap not 11 SNP shuck seem.
Bonaire felt that she meet leave Ma-
chete. She nitwit not link him with a
murderer, and she tried to stip away
nett elf hie life. Marlenr des overeat
where *he had 'nue and followed,
'opening vat of her sight, lint near
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service to get sales at lower costs.
They divide their territories into
"Key Towns" from which dif-
ferent groups of customers can
be called conveniently and econ-
omically.
We assist in this by compiling
Sequence Lists of calls and giv-
ing each call a Code Number.
The salesman then just tells the
Long Distance operator: "I want
numbers 2, 6 and 9 on my Se-
quencc List".
The increased facilities for long
distance service make Key -town
Selling by Code Numbers more
efficient than ever. We shall be
glad to explain the details and
help you organize your lists.
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