The Signal, 1930-4-24, Page 6i -Thursday, Aptdl 9itl. 1010
THE SIGNAL,
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c-_-74flott„- ssisi
thaI's how
CRISlt'
So CRISP every delicious
bubble crackles when milk
or cream is poured on it!
Rice hrispies arc toasted
rice- - filled with flavor and
crispness -what a breakfast !
Rice hrispic•: fascinate
children. They aro ideal for
early .uppers. Order a red- `
and -green package front
your lroccr he-
day. lfatk by 1471:st:, �.
htllu&g in Lon- ' RIC!
'il
Weal
BICE hltl�l'11:1
Notice to Water
Takers
The %Voter and Light COM -
Mission is pleased to announce
a reduction of one dollar per
anauln on house water rates
from January 1st. Owing to
the large number of takers
this reduction means con-
side'rable less revenue, and
eon/milers are asked l0 e0 -
operate in the economical
operation of the plant by see-
ing that the water is not
wasted and that all leaky taw
or services are fixed at once.
L. L. Knox, W T Murn.•v,
Sce'c. Chairman.
Sunday Afternoon
-0-
By 1SABEL HAMILTON.
t►derlch, Ont.
'1'10,14 who wast clotted to our clay,
iAnd lit ric►en in our stead,
Wilt put on us Thy bright array,
Thy joy on us wilt shed.
ll mighty grace, our life to live,
To make our mirth divine;
t► mighty grace. Thy imivei to give,
.tad lift our life to 'Thiut'.
-T. 11. Gill
•
PRAYER
Almighty God who df4Nt so lova
(he World us to give. and in that giv-
ing we raw 'I'hv whole heart. Emable
u.. to lay hold uplu the gift of 'VIo
son, amt to twake it the chi'•f and on-
ly treasure or our lift. .t men.\---Sele•t-
S. S. LESSON F`OK M.tl 41h. 1131
1, .stn '1'opir-1'0mul' In the
liin_d
Lesson i'asisag.'-Mallliv. 20:1128.
Gulden Test-Malthrw 20:214
1.:1,1 before this o.r•i I..n told
Ilis dis'ciple, the Ilan erf life, how
o:.s nomime of those, 1st a 1411.144e
I,I:ni '•The very hairs of your head
ale all luuuls'red: not a spsrrew fal-
Ieth to the ground. without your
Father. 'There lu)ih rare t.wptatiou
..fallen you but such as In ...ti l .
man. N'Ith every trmInution 1:.11
will stake u was ,uf e'scap e." `such
words a4 these often fell from the
Ila-1crs III.s lu today's lesson He
WHY SUFFER
FROM YOUR
LIVER?
N'hy Is handira!gx'd with unsightly
blotrhts.m the tale, cycs with yellow
tinge and that tired and bragmd feel-
ing? This iuditrlcs a torpid liver.
Headache. I)itrincss and Biliousness
surely follow. 1'..14 most stimulate
your lay liter, start the hlllo• flowing
44'(1' Carter'sI tui i_.va-r
They Its,, act a• a r ib) laxative,
purely vegetable, free f -•'m calomel
and poi4(m..us dregs, small, cis/ to
swallow,and not habit forming. They
arc nut a _pnrgati4 e that cramps or
piins. unpleasant atter effect follow-
: ieg..on the contrary a good tonic.
\11 Druggists 25c and 75c red pkgs.
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HARRY BRADLEY
HAMILTON ST.
PHONE 247
lays hare before them the plan of Hla
own life which la rapidly nearing Its
close. In what Christ said to ilia dhr
ciples when on the .Jay to Jerusalem
He Look them apart for a llttle Uwe,
Ike opened up itis whole heart to them.
In what lie revealed of Dud's plan for
Mita not one thing failed. 'Phe going
up, the betrayal, the condemnation.
the socking. dtourging, Crucifying,
Oahu; • again --all were spoken of.
Betting. even a hand was laid upon
Ilim k had all !wen enacted In Ills own
mind as He prepared lila disciples for
-whet 10. kued was at hand, and upon
i which He could dwell because 11e pose
seemed the pv:ue that pameth all un-
denstanding. How did this revela-
tion affect I'he disciples 'i'twy were
not capable of grasping, it, as is settt
in the conduit of two of thrill moon
after. One thing had penetrated the
brain of .101:u 1 James. the sons of
Salome. She wax one of Ono devoted
sated er women that was now' in lila
bllowfug and ministering to 1111 daily
want..
(1111• part of l'hrist's t•ouvcrsatloll
reached. their mind and set them
thin(:iug and planning. Hr said Ile
would rise again on the third day.
' They no doubt 1mu'lude0 that His
resurrection would be His entrance -
upnt Ills kiugdomu, and therefore they
were reclverl to ke a bid for the
test place, nor would they 1.1,..e 11 for
want of speaking. There was tsdfey
is the way 1Ii'y *4ppr.Kcbed Christ
with Ihelr request. They interested
. their Cher and KO it appeared to
be her request. turd sol theirs. They
thought her great interest in Jesus'
bodily • welfare and comfort would not
i revive u net:30W rt t' 4i , and
uh.'I,-lore they made ber their advtr
I VOW. 1t was an unholy 'sudation. fur
I their real desire was to step in! above
, their brethren.
I Hew did their mother behave when
• she went 114 a"}` 1141* great favor?
+ We are told she worshippedcgied,
meaning that the respectfully saluted
Hitt anti knelt before Illm. Upon this
Jts•Is bade her state her request. To
.4it on the right and left hand of •
prince was a token of confidence, and
the highest honor granted to Ills
friends. This 4111.' mask' told to hope
would he ermferretl un her woes. but
Jesus told her she didn't know what
It was she was really /114111g for
them Ile then explained the law of
gr',tness in the divine kingdom. 1t
was meekness and Nervier. Ht• said
to them that they did not know the
nature of rhelr request or what would
he involved In It. They- Kalil they
were able to follow tllm through suf-
fering and trial to meetly' the eoveted
pb.e. 'Phenr Jesus matured them that
would be their tut and IIIc words.were
literally fulfilled, for Jamie was thea
first of the dlae•Ipdes to be put to death
and John tlirungh u lung life came to
know tribulation and banishment for
the testimony of Jesus Christ.
When the ten heard of the request
they were offended at their ambition.
at their demi'''. to be exalted ■lute 144.•
rest of them. Jeans then called all
the alaatles to Him and talked to them
on Ibis matter. It is as though Hr
said. "You know that much honors arc'
,u+wmary aumong nations. The kluge,,
of the• earth raise their favorites to
I...ts or trust toot p. veer. But My
,.ibiolotn is estnbli,4h,,: in a different
manner. He w-1)) 0.' most dtstfngltlshed
i that 1.1110.1s nowt humility." 11.• then
pointed them to Ills own example,
j saying: "Who'... -ver will be chid
among you let him be your servant
' Even as for tion of Mau came not to
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WHAT'S WRONG AND WHERE?
1lfRtSERt
R vpety
rustic AR -F 12 MISTAKES 144 MIS PICTURE
How good are you at finding mistakes? The
made several obvious ones In drawing the above
are easily discovered, others may be hard. ace
YOU to find them.
LOOK IOK 801 1 TION 1\ SENT WEEK'S SIGNAL
artist las Intentionally
picture. Some of them
how loop it will take
•
Selutktn N 'What's Wrong and Where" in last week's Signal.
THREE MEN is PRISON C(►sTI'M}:
1--4'onvlct would not be fishing.
2-('onvlet would not wear beard.
3-Cotsvit't would not wear straw.
7 -Trigger on revolver li orre•t,
S 4;uard would not he sleeping.
9 --Guard should have tato, not pitch -
brit. t fork.
4---e-kinvlet In foreground 41hould 10-M ouvk•t on lett side anlsd not
have shaven head. crack stone with tack hammer.
5--ConvIet in foregruuud would not 11-Jlobber on flshline should I0, in
nee ax to break stone. water.
6-('onvlet would not tw carrying re- 12- llshliue shonkl be fastened to end
volver. cif pule.
is• Mirllsterel unto, but
and 14. give His Itfe n
m44uv'
t.. nuulster.! FAREWELL TO WHISKERS.
ransom fur' - - .
(arsai War and Sally Razors Have
WORLD MISSIONS
1t was a fine message that Sir Wil-
frid Grenfell delivered 1. n gathering`
or young meta in London reently 41I
the subject -of "Mms:ern Adventirink.
.1s everyone biters, Sir Wilfred Is
not only u great ndri'nturer himself.;
but he is one of the outstandlag
slonnrlew of modern days.
111s (,•ntrxl tae'% -age was (het :'1141•
world Is a field f honor..nl•drbi.•h w,•
are plated 1114 knights of God. 1f we
fall to f1U .our pla(e there will be a i
plate that Is .•mply." "i did net feel
In this way." he added, "nntll I heard
1). 1.. M.a.dy. What 1 heard frotn,
him made me feel that religion wasn't ,
just a matter of saving my own min-
erat.le *elf, but whether my life was
goln: . to lie a bigger sett n better'
thing for God and for my fellows. 1
went back to Moody later. as 1 won-
dered whether I *hmulel he able to
stand the chuff or whether 1 should'
snake a mess of rhings and bring dta-
rrae' upon the Christian name.
Mostly said to me: 'My word for your
1s this; •'1 know whom 1 believed. and
nm persuaded that ile is able to keep
that which 1 hove committed unto
Him n¢nln+t that tiny " ' •'britt cuII.
ns to rictlon and to achievements, and ;
promise.' to rustle's to do that which
He would have ns du M9y testimony
to you lit Hutt Ht' has been everything
iu life to me." --Selected.
-Woman reprt#sntt the altruistic
principle: man the (sentIMM• p.rinelpk•."
--Count Herman Keyw'rling.
•'Thr, msn who succeeds fn his woe
i+ the man who o -an ke•p quid[ amt
pineld when there 1 n very .•vete ,r.`-
snm."-4'h.rle-. E. !timbre.
"The real jalrilfrfP of our existence
Is not h. make • Hving, Mut to make n
life .worthy. yell -roundel rand usefull
life" John h. iloekefeller. jr.
OWES HER HEALTH
TO PINK PILLS
This Weak Anaemic Woman
Rejoices m Health and
Strength
It 441 n ',ientific illi that nearly
all Iter ills that afflict women vire
dim to poor thin blood. This 11 1111011131
is 111.t one cause of low spirits and.
lniguldrs`ss, the poor npla'tlte, breath
I'*stens and aching hacks that 11114 k.'
Hf' n burden for rite many women. lint
stff'ring women could banish all these
miseries by taking 1►r. �VIUfam
Pink Pills, for It is a known fact that
thew` pills 'rnnt' an el lance of
1111.w• rb•lu b►.sal .th'ir wo111411`rf111 rep
Mallon is hatted on (lint. I'r..4.f of the..'
statements I4 given by Mrs. 1.. 1M• -
„h'it's. 1141 Tutpoe, (r0,., who Nays
'Itefore 1 liege!) using 1►r. Williams'
Pink Pills 1 wall In n badly nm -down
ondltlol. 1 apparel 1.' t0,• almost - --
1.1.entl.`ss. had frequent hendaches. end naRRerdnn (-numb 'tower.
till' I,-* t 'xertbon *41(18111 leave` m' tat iIary's Church. Haggerston.
bra nthle*x and' warn oil(. M> 1ntttlanel inn(I1(p, designed by Nash In 11127.
ndviwrf me to try 1►r. Williams' 'Pink poaletut.+e an abnormally lofty tower,
THIN lend gat for m' nix ts`cees. .ttunetml concerning which two amusing *tor -
troth the ftrst 1 uotfrnd an Improve-11es. ar' current. One is to the effect
m.•llf In my (ondltlon. and 414 1 eon- I that the contractor enquired of the
tinned taking the pills lay hl.sal 1Hs archtteet had► high J1s should ram
ram' better 111111 I steadily grew strong- 11,and was told tri go oft building
er. Ii11 today 1 nun enjoying the isn't until h.• was ordered to stop. Thee 1
of hedlt1 - 1 nm now able to de all my Nanh went oft,' forgot, alt abniet the j
housework' without feeling the bast
fatigue: my appetite Is better end 1
Jeep more soundly at night. All this
I raw' 1., 11r Williams' fink fills. 11114
l unhe•it:ltinglc t,•ronm'nd then, Ie till
.vhn ane run down In health.-
' Y4111 'an ' get ler. Willlnms' Pink
1'111* at all drug stores or they will be
1 sent by mail at :d► (wats a box by writ
Ing tis' !tr. William.' Medl'hn' 4'.,
Brookville. Ont.
V?AETABL. = FOR COKPAIRT
(Hy Betty Barclay)
When company comer (yea, and even
when the family dines alone) it Is well
to serve an unusual vegetable dish. Far
too many housewives get into the habit
of serving carrots, squash, beaus, pota-
toed and tundp.. to nue or two forms,
time after tithe, until they begin to lose
their appeal
Here are recipes showing how the
first two may be served( differently
(44441 delightfully. . -
Carrots and Cheese
Mince twelve medtuw-sized carrots.
Add a teaspoon of sugar and steam un-
til tender. Put Into a laking dish.
Sprlukle liberally with cheese and a
little salt and pepper. pleat three
eggs and stir into a pint of milk that
hue been lout un the stove to 'heat.
Ia't the mixture Ihieken: then pour
over the carrots and chose. Add
'more cheese fur 11 Orli dressing. l'u1
the taking dish in a pun o4 water and
phii' in the oven to brown. '
Baked N'Inter Squash
Wash the squash. Cut cued n•wuce
semis" and pulp. Then cut 4111114..45 In
squares and pla0, In a pain containing
a little water. Place in u malorull• oven
and bake until the pulp Is soft, basting
.ar•asioually with a little hot water and
butte+. When nearly dune sprinkle
lightly with brown sugar uud dot w-Itti
nutter. Finish linking and serve r
square to each p•r'on.
Rhubarb Punch
1 (part rhubarb
1 lillfairt water
1 -).,.•tip orange juicy
4 blespontia It -U• jul(v-
1% cups sugar 44)r114.
Few grains salt
1 pant mineral water
Cut rhubarb 111 s II 4114.''s, ('Hol
with water nu111 fruit is weft. Strati,
through double thickness, of 4-440.•
cloth, add orange juice, !chaos juice',i
sugar syrup 111111 salt. When reedy to
serve pour e0e1 a cake of 4'1 in a
punch bowl, add mineral water and
u1Ww• tm.got very e'dd )tale+.' glees -
es : 24 putsch glasses.
Halt and Half .
Il1441ivi.nul Se•rel.el
'Fids is is yartttien of the ieipular
fresh orange juice beverage- it tam
been quite $Ie•0+wfully used by the wale
futnataht, and is equally adapted for
eerekw with meals. 'rhe use of fresh
lemon Juice a.ds a Heng moat w•ehome
to the breakfast patron.
t4 e•up orange Juice
• 1-8 cup Imam* Juice
Sugar
am e•hap testa water
11111 all Ingrrdlentts thoroughly, tad
serve In a large glass. If desired very('
toll, crushed lee. ttaity replace part 411
cold water.
forret fiurprlw
!4 Junket tablet
1Fnsps.n told water
l cup carrot pure
, 1 cup milk
(banged Fashion.
In a paraphrase of :t famous line o1
Francois V upon, 1.. Petit . Paristeo
asks: "When are the whiskers of yes-
terday?" The paper then proceeds to
answer the question: "The war did
it; the wad perpetugte'd It; and now
the safety razor has' made It perma-
nent. The 'pollux' who so gallantly
rushed to the front In 1914 returned
a few months' later 'chauve avec la
barb* rasre ' Thus hygiene began
the work, which was soon completed
by feminine comMlments at home,
and we became a nation of priests ---
at least as far as the absence of ca-
pillary adornment was concerned.
Then eame the safety razor 'from
America, that land of the beardless
Indian, and the thing was dope."
More sedate la the explanation giv-
en by another paper: "[haring the
Last few years young Frenchmen hare
taken to shaving much more compre-
hensively than their Lathers did. The
absolute clean shave le now wide-
spread, and for the most part the
moustaches to be seen are of tlse
dhwtnutive military toothbrush var-
iety A few Impressive whiskers mai
still be seen at Montparnasse, but
these who happen lei 1>e able to die'
tlaguisb the few real artists amid the
horde of idlers and worse by whom
that alleged artistic milieu Is now
leifest.d are aware that a hirsute em-
barrassment of riches 1■ no longer
regarded as • sure road to the Prta
de Rome."
Teva'. Nothing New.
Robbed hair was the fashion 1,001
years ago, and the Vikings had .F -
ready Invented a "zlppe?."'These in-
teresting facts, together with many
others of greater sclentlie Import-
ance, have Deem established through
the discovery near Tilsit, bast Prus-
sia, of a great Viking burial place,
dating from the ninth, tenth and
eleventh centuries Thos far elgtstg
graves have been opened, and these
dire but a small part of the total The
Inds are unusually rich. Each man's
pave contains three of Lour trots
Mords, as many as a dozen lanais
leads and knives bronze belt knee -
Use, stirrups and snaffles.
Now 711. women's t,ravee also 000tai■
bronze bracelets, rings. necklaces,
eleverty worked brooch.. and head-
bands In one of these graves a
young woman with bobbed hair was
round, as also "zippers." which were
used to plays of buttons or pins to
secure garments. The finds will he
paced in the Pruselan Museum la
Eonlgsberg.
U. Y. Count Lbw.
The total boundary line of the
Dotted `;tater 1a 10,69e miles This
tee/Aides the Canadian boundary line,
9,11411 miles; the Mexican border,
1,744 miles; the Atlantic roast line.
1,024 miles; the Gulf roast line 1,471
miles, and Ilse Pacific toast. 1,211
gaffes.
How well you look!
• / a0, ceiling Yea Min Io nsprsar s�
au..',.' on/Own for 1M aantin,.d ~row J
Imre ..u.wlu.*ed Group% use dad' &Ass d
kwchrw. Only last ark a wen ere r Iib.
eau on a Mu 0404114 apo AMA, 1 0,r tripping
With nu04uhtw). Ila fret newer* was Use
yeti I Io.a d. I .plod, ' Ya, 1 hale Mit
Knoche* Salm to Gawk.' Ise said ho tet
/.chap ' oft velour' and .oat2d dart W Krum.
rArn *4415 writ day. I Winos reruswis d
Si norAen ..tea. ' J A Y 0,00,., O.
(*IOW 14460.,. ma• Io rr.•Hm.
krorrb-.. Salt. i. ,.btaInable at drum ea/
d.•tnrtl.41•nt sent, in Canada at 7.'.r a hate.
A nom. contains remain to het tis 4 or I
aiuutln-gust bmttu tut half -resat a nap.
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Everything that's new
in Men's Wear
Hand Tailoring and
Special Order to Your
Measure
Chas. Black
Phone 21:1 1,(Nlench
"7.o .cows the prem. Is to tear 0Yt
the ton4nts of the people." --Rupert
11ughes.
Belt
['rush junket tablet and 4114114444.e in ,
told water. l'rt'tatre the clarrot puree by
rubbing cooked carrot through a sieve.
Add milk and season with welt. Warm
1111111 tuk'warns-nHf hot remove from
Move and add dlss/lved junket tablet.
Tarn into individual didhex and 144
S1111141 111 warm nein' moil firm -about
ten minute's. Nerve warm ..r chilled to;
{rreferrerl.
Earth tremors slightly sheeted Iwai
Angeles. about' the only thing remain -
Ing that can. --Louisville 'l'ourlfl'-
Journal
Often flappers,
'Thr =allege 0f Mist Ar111R 1111 Ilk
and W111I14 IMI.h. which was annoum•il
In this taper a few weeks ago. was
a mistake and we wish to rnrit•rt
Gulden I Coln.) pep'►.
Alum Dae Ilia Mark
Gust (to heed waiter )- "That
mart„Is certainly a Ione time .oming.-
•Head Walter -"('an pm recognize
the man who is Nerving you7"
Gutert-' ::Nn. hut heves his finger
print em the eine, p(1111'"' Jtns.klsn i
Engle.
matter, and on returning home *roe
months later. was flahhergaeted 40
ins that the tower had grown to Its'
present unmeitrtl height. The ether
is that a toted builder, hevinf a quart-
til7 of awe *tone on hall, Told the
bttnaing committee that he could af-
ford to bt/lld them a very high tower
at a very low,,prlos. The committee
rimed with the offer; and the result
wars --what we now see.
SPARR'S
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of receiving only the best that tan
be procured in
CHOICE GROCERIES
MEATS BUTTER, EGOS.
FRUITS, FRESH VEGETABLES.
FLOUR, LARD, MAPLE
SYRUP, ETC.
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Silverwood's Ice Cream
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Where Cleanliness is Parietal!
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Sparr's Grocery
"The "tore ..l N1timfarti"r1"
Hamilton Street
Goderich Phone 146
W}: DELIVER IN TOWN
4
The quality of Salada is
the only premium offered -�
"SALIBA"
TEA
Scraggly, unshaven beards are lite dull. unpolish0
ed
shoes... both are entirely Out of keeping with your
pride of perw1111111 appearance .. , M► keep your shoes
at all times smart Milk "Nugget" which go
waterproofs the shoes am it poliefelt,
SHOE POLISH
Vie NUGGET TIN nptne suit a trriot