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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1930-7-17, Page 6•--1 relay, July 17th, UIOO r -t;? `Moeu®hike -Works GODERICH, ONTARIO Beat Material- Latest 11..signs Expert \\'orkntanehip All Work Guaranteed Reassemble Prices R. A. SPOTTON r O• Boa 1St Goderieh, Ont Sunday Afternoon By ISABEL HAMILTON Goderieh, Ont. Radio-Lectric Co. East Street ROTAREX WASHER $98 cash APEX WASHER $135 cash The new Prima Washer $129.50 cash Easy terms arranged on Washers "B" BATTERIES tIIEAV'Y })UTI•) $3.50 each Gel. Westbrook & Soo Rumen and actors We specialize in the laying of new Hardwood Floors -I LECTRIC SANDER for sanding new and old floors. Window Caulking ALL KINDS/OF ROOFING -SEE US Geo. Westbrook & Seo Phone 366w Trafalgar St. Goderich iia9 "liefir "Yl litfelft 11-111 n dertsite T. guide the Suture to He. has the Thy hope, thy confidence let nothing Shake; All now mysterious shall ire be bright' at ,last. Be still, my soul; the waves and ' winds still know His unite Who ruled them mobile Ile dwelt below. Katbarftta \';lar Schlegel. PRAYER Hear our prayer, 0 God, for all who have given their liver to Thee� and who are seeking day by dar to refl et Thy glory. Stand by tbe missionarie,+ of tbe Cross and. through their ministry draw many aching and weary hearts to Ther. A teem. 8. S. LESSON FOR JULY 27th, 1tl1$1 Leeson Tnple-Deborak Lessem' Passage-.ludgea 4:1-I6. Golden Text-Iviiah 33:4. From a book entitled "The Repre• senatwe Women of the Bible, by George Matheson, D. D." the follow - Ing in gathered nbodt Deborah. She is the (poly woman In the Bible who, la placed at the height of pt/IitJsgl power by the common content of her I people. Other females have reigned I.ealdes Deborah -but not by the' votes of the people. Jezebel reign- I ed. ANh.Mab• +reigned: ,but their son,; Ore eton iunTr i� hat}�C$ v -t ry the c-cemmnn c. ttTttr seer-. crelgn% like Elizabeth of tngland's have in the first instance been in- debted to their descent from the ex- isting royal lineage. But Deborah had no royal lineage. She was the wife of -an nbarare man. She wee rheas* In spite of ver sex, in spite of ber quiet life, in au age when men might have been suppored to have selected physical glauta-an age of cruelty. i .lirplaur wing. 110 not Ill/044i. 1 7 -Sign could not be set up to water Her selectionle one of the greatest 2 -Palm trees should not be in plc -I 21)0 fent deep. tributes ever paid to the Intelle t of ture. 8 -Word "feet" misspelled. woman.:i -Waterfall should have outlet into 9 -Flowers would not grow on rock. Before she was chosen as a Judge lake. I lt►-Rudder shuttle!_t1! In middle of she had tilled the office of prophe- 4 --Basket has only one handl.. stere of boat. - tees. Certain hours nt the day she re -tsar has no blade. .Ila -Tiller on rudder•lset set at ear - was to be found under "the_ MOM., ti -Bost Las only erne oar lock. , . - tact aajle - tree between Ramah and Bethel in --- _---'rarr _ , -- Mount Ephraim." here she ln- :. • THE' SIGNAL QOM= , QNT. J WHAT'S WRONG AND WHERE? Lifelong Conservative Rebukes Leaders AR& fl m3l'AKiti W 1141 PIC1\ * How good are you at finding mistakes? The artist has Intentionally made several obvious onos In drawing the above picture. Some of therm are easily discovered, others may Joe hard. Sas how long 't will tak•g YOU to find them. LOOK FOR SOLI'TION - NEXT WEEK'S SIGNAL - Solution to "R'hat's Wrong and Where" In last week's Signal. MAN IN ROW BOAT , T .busted all who .ought tier coucounsel un.he mightily oppressed the ehtldren -spoke to the people the words of of Israel." • From the song of Der owns h° Coune• S Objects to Exacting "Pound of Flesh" from the Mother Ceuntry. C1 One of the Notable deliverables of et Csl. 11F-11. lead( of TOroiifo.`_a stalwart Cealesrva who -cannot -atomaeir -Me. position to the Damning -budget. llacKeudriek writer to the Globe as follows: Amid the clash of wordy political effort to ere who shall govern this great heritage of ours, the key of It all is the free-will offering of trade favors to the Motherland. All other Issuer are wide issues. Get w concen- trate therefore on this the main issue In dispute. In youth we were taught to place country before party, and with the ligbt of youth my vote for forty-five years. to Federal elections, has been ('onscrvative-barring one exception. Today 1t seems time for a change. For many years I mistrusted the Liberal party's loyalty to trot God- given throne and Empire; but today, lar the (running tariff, they have given evident*, and-practkwl evkleoce, not lie nervir, only, Llbetal blood is ttiteter than wider. Mill offering with the same heartiness ,•iswoe eivuar • eireedlagly the lack at Bla- by Conaervatlre lenders in kabob lied Lawes♦ -tbelr beaks.- an a British preference aylely because Liberals paused this splendid Ent ire -building measure. Lowden Ceotilesaned as ShyI.eks !luny thinking Conservatives itunot follow smelt anti-Britleh leadership oat the party will rue the day their leader's ran themselves Into such a blind alley. With it harduea11 lit heart nut In keeping with fifty pears of flag-wav- ing and boaatings of their superior love for the Motherland the Conserv- ative party have reneged on a life -time of Maims of super -loyalty to Britain. Sir John Macdonald war proud to boast: "A Brltiah subject was I born; a Rrltlah subject wtJI i dlr."..Tcdday itis successor eats suck professions and has the impudence to state that no trade faiors such es the Dunning tar- iff should be given to Mother Brltaln unless and until we exact a pound of flesh'In return. , A leader who will Shylock lits Moth- erland, who will kua•k a free-will of- fering to Britain Iweauae given by au- otlwr band ttiau his own, which hand talsy'represents 1'*nada•a feeling more truly than his OWII. Is lint a leader reasoning Causervatit.•s oxo follow : he 'cannot lead we Into such focdlxhneep of such- utter diarrganl of what we 'owe t(p Great Britain The Empire at the l'rosaroad Either an Ewplre must unite in matters of intra -trade or the Empire moat t►tetntegrate. I'm for uniting on e eve- lettere possible I'm for giving Britain favors In return for the centuries of help given to Can- ada. and I'm fur doing 1t without any pound -of -flesh attachments, without "quid pro quo." For twenty-five yeses I hare -ad- v.e-rteed s brtek for brick tariff against the I tilted States as the only tneane of teaching them Nome things lacking In their education toward their beat customer. Tuday etwntervalltng duties Is tow law in Canada, and I Leel grate- ful to the Liberal party for making it so, because it will help bpptd e that great company of nations --our Empire --foretold in Bible history. My love for Canada and the Empire for which ■11 have worked and fought tntrpasnes sty. respect for leaders wbb eat their labels and who would Shy- tbe Motherland In matters trade if the pritent election them the opportunity. I trust Canada will never eget Parliament to cancel the free -wit o tering whk-h the dunning bum given to Brltaln. Let us unite for building the Empire with good - and not haggling and taking Pro gees+" as a basis. A wise aumcs has said "Cast thy bread newt the waters for thou shalt flag tt ilir many days." The Dunning }la Canadian bread cast waterse. and. like other feria , it will bring its a smell evidence of what Cyeses Britain. but a forward move S right direction, and se such strongly for It and look for Liberal Words Speak Canadat.;uuder i Liberal regime, has freely offered Britain -In her day of serious languishing trade -favors that will - be . of much benefit to Kriebel trade, mad of no harm to Canada. The Cortswrvative party object ; having de -1 *erne? their trtdittopat wand, they are + busy hollering for a "quid pro quo." Britain must give us a imolai of flesh In 1 eturu lir we won't play! Can tfue Canadian patriots follow such selfish rt oar tow's . Great tirTtlia won Canada at the loss of thousands of British lives ited 'mIUltius of British treasure; yet she freely hauded this great heritage to our forefathers. without asking aay "quid pro quo" for the essay outlay. She raked no pound of flesh lit return. itbe bagged- not over her Pxpettdt- tures for Canada, but freely give it to us. Britain. at ler own coat, built and maintained a defcbsive navy, which in the late war saved Canada and the world from the ruthless {sewer of might. which sought to dominate the Christian ideals of Anglo-Se:melons. Wealthy Cimada paid nut a tent for this outstanding service. 1rittser flwTory party nor the (frits have made any sustained effort to re- pay such expenditures, rave in time of war. God. She was a gifted woan-a berets we learn the nature of his op- - . ActionNM Waris m woman endowed not only with corn- pression. Life and property were lt'irtng the flag end gabfests are mnnsense but with that which is sup- not safe. The Israelite was hunted all right in their way. and have had • pawed to be its oppeite---the spirit like a hare, women were nut safe, long day, but teeing Scotch i lean to - of poetry(chapter 5)- Ineither were children left unmolest- ward more prac•tktl evidence of good In today's lesson Deborah Is seen 1 ed and the young girls who went faith from those Nrkers of votes who in the political sphere. The 1.rae- down to draw water at the wells with lies, half lies and statistics often iPes, wives and children •like. were I were assailed by • storm of arrows. seek to persuade us that black is Lein maltreated h a DPI hhor,--a I It was brutality for the woke of white. It weans that a pound of teal K J K Swing bnnel. She was the dead- performance, reel action in tying to - foreigner who had settled 1n the tber an Empire. is worth a bushel mltlst of them and "for twenty yeah tate Parish ingr which Ih•Tshe p the ministering aptrit. Then she of election promises. EAST WAWANOSH Couuet1 met on July 8th with all the members present. Minutes of pre- vious meeting were read and approved The treasurer's half yearly statement to Jane :lento showing a balmdeP on hand of $2,330.311 was received and filed. Council decided to renew the public• liability Ineuranoe policy for another year at the same terms a'i forasgf'ty. Allan Pet Neon, _ cones esior► 1i..i li. appointed tax collector smart of *70.01 and was e'en InatrDet- ed to arrange dates for alerting rate- payers at different places for maven - fence of payment of Uses. Tete tnllow•Irtg'-1et mute were paid: itistfr The choice of Tens of Tivirdssands 0 dela►-A "dem-up" of RIB ItOt1-, showing LED -HED ail 1n d de .d. lap. When nailedclue joint is invisible from even Shen dentes Preston Barn Ventilators have pros•n t.•ir aapre • I„e •a • p v ooff mom t••••••1•• be- keeping lir in constant circulation. Preston Ga}ranited Tasks en guaenteed. Se 3 ft in dia. meter and 2 O. deep. Coe, prise 7.70. Oblong tanks 6' a 1• a 1'. Cash wire $10.113... bait of 30 Geese galvanised tem. --irys:-'4 wvese s mother in Israel• ttlsera. the captain of the hosts of the king of Canaan, is a foreign germ praying upon the vitals of her family. Sierra must be expelled." Her love dtmquds the lash; ber sympathy craw £ea.&be .e4-04 ..--. 'orNIS•awdf•NiWAS-Istise that Indittflh as''s the aid of Barak. She does not want to ger down to prosterity as a fighting W011110 1; the stroke must not be given by a female hand. He comes and receives ber Instructions. The woman cries. "Lead out your land and strike the oppressor down' The man with palpitating heart answers, "I cannot go alone; you must come rritb me!" The woman attys. "Will you al- low the female to get the cr•cllt of your victory?" The mac In abject ter- ror responds, "Without you, I dare not go ..' Then Deborah cries, "I will go; I had meant mine to be the wlllllall s sphere: 1111* as. the man Is tin- ' fit for his own I Khali add the battle field to the nursery "And Deborah arose, and went Leith Barak to Ke- a flesh." On the banks of the Kbbon they fight and win. The ranks of tbe i e annihilated. Itnik��te Appearance"slow has sold Rib -Roll roofing - tbe sword of Misers, shattered to thousands of farmers . but it la shield. He dismounts from his chariot, economy, fire protection and permanence- and rums --runs for dear 1lfe , . We still nee". Deborah for cruelty stalks abroad and vice Ilea to wait- ing for unwary souls. Msythe eery of Deborah continue to so nd until man shall Hee in his power .and de- throne Iniquity which 1s eating Into the very heart, of otlr matippgkt-sad womanhood. " that arras it sold. Wherever you go la Ontario thew handsome roofs are familiar land -marks ... protecting millions of dollars worth of crops, stock and property. RIB - ROLL'. success has caused it so be widely imitated -but Rib -Roll alone hasthengidity, ease of erection, durability, low cost and absolute fire protection which make it the foremost roofing value in Canada today. An Unbeatable Combination RIB -ROLL Rooting Ind Preston LED -HED nails make a roofing combination impossible so beat. The cost of laying RIB -ROLL is lower than nearly all other types of roofing. When you use LED -HED nails you get • rigid, handsome, tight -jointed roof that de- fies fire and weather. The rases are speci- ally designed with lead head& which com- pletely seal the nail hole. There are no fwkward washes , .. no threading or punch- ing. Write for samples of RIB -ROLL and Preston LED -HED nai6. Prelafon Metal Ceilings The enduring quality and beauty of Preston metal ceilings have made them one of the most popular types of ceilings for stoma, homes and offices. Preston METAL CEIL- INGS are permanent. They retain thole good looks indefinitely. Eeenetay Metal Leib At left it thrown ale., up of .h. famous Free. n,n. I l.rnnetwwn• I datable n ble. ,..l• i Metas Lar1.-- • moral loth that can bppiled• erected and plastered a cheaply a No. 1 Woolath. It Aiwa Ino"4 p.ri.n key a against 17^4 Rey a .sod 1st► . - ..•nWa1M steaks, masks, IA. iris plaster, sed providing greet fie peseoeiele. serciAI. -W. offer .eas.e.. tern' N reseesi Ws farmers on reefing and midis• M seeded renew M tf... building,. Mea• few fag taM.aaaK Ge 1ph Scram, Pry Ontario F.cte.im oe.d ow«. et Termer end Moused Steel Products IJsaired, ph Street, Preston, Ontario. d literature a.r on7Pr.won STEM. Bsnu (J, Roofing Mehl tJa. Q vasa Plain M • • e WORLD MISSIONS Cline Trailsg I's Just now in China there 1s a "strong anti -religious feeling, especially among Ibe youth of the country. All religions are stsp"cted as savwring of anpserstl- t1on. net only Christianity. hot Taninm, Raddhlsn Confn(lanlam. and all re- ligion. They are all being tried In fire. Will they be found wanting? I blink undoubtedly ('onfucisnsittl, Tao- ism end Buddhism will. Wtwther Chris- tianity .111 also be found eventing 40 penia, I think, largely on ua repreaen- tatites of Christian lands who dwell In China : sad It depend., not so mneh on what we say or preach as on one actions and lives. ta China, although Christian mover's 'are compere t I rely few, there Is undoubtedly it very greet Interest In the pt•rsnnallty of Jean"s Christ and Hie teaching. and we emboly the results of eenturlee of 'inch teaching. i'ndoubtedly Jeans ('brief will 'intimately prevail. but 1 whether that day comes early or late depends more on the lives of Ma die - flyless than anything else, in my oedn- Ton. ' TV. Osmate virrtninimenr. liheeste 1. 5 ROMs by Telephone When you are t .eneslck -turn th your telephone It will tako goon !VAMP ht a few minntes toe It Is elm next lest thing to twine there in person A. nut -of -town cell nowadays is as simple and eaaf to make as K 11s•nl one. Re- dttrrtl evening rates begin at 7.00 p.m. and the cord Sot mtrprlslagly IoW. Ton can talk a hundred miles or more for ehtent the prier of a' ennuis. Gentlemen' prefer blondest, quoted • $Ie.weMkn man_ to his wife, adding In a tore M lampit1. ad you're net ■ Monde." '11M eeo.4Wt was a u(krt if aalyrlalP. "That .hnntdn't drake any differ e ce to our ossa•," she nteerrpd yulet- ly, "T'tteu' you're- wttf a gentleman " L. H. Rosman. tile, $108.85; D. Cham uey. grading, $158.10; Lorne Scott, crushing gravel. $6t18.32; Chat. Carter; heeding gravel. $1168.110; M. Henry, hauling tile. $20; Hamilton and Dough- erty. fence material, $47.74; J. Wight - man, contract on the Wightman drain, $1113.10: J. Gillespie. superintendent, $75; Patrolmen J. Vincent. 12; S. Me- Rurney 572.75, Roy Toil 5150.25, S. Hallahau $300.97. R. ('hamney $20.40, Ger.. lt'Ightman $$x,-$¢; -flea-Coaltls $14.1. G. R. Vincent $85.75. Text meeting of council will be held on Anguat 12th. A. PORTF.RFIELD, Clerk. ASUFIELD ('ounell met on June Veit with ell cr•oleactllors present. The minutes of the Iasi meetings were read and ap- pruyi5J.011- 1017 ZJtruf ('yuptUlpre Blah and Swan. 1n lnsuraner agent addrpssetl the rnse-ting regarding liability' ext high- ways. 'Ibbs was left fiver until) July 11111. it was moved by Councillor/. Ander- son and Rwan that,MP following bills is' twist: Inn Mcleswl. book un "Farm . cessereiretiertit.-.111101tOet 1 1� rarrlall, etleep valu- ator tus. Burgles, dieep claim Mei►onagh, salary and postage 1; (Htranlrr. lug on n•raper 110 %like Hogan. the and ditch. 4.50 1'..1 ilurirhy. "now and grad- ing 18.76. (bas. W. Ritrhle, clearing d 1 emcee 24.95 Herb. Curran. express On G. blade .f10 Sawyer A Massey, Hamilton, (dad.• 111111 1.1,11. AMA E. c;. Zinn. wire and spikes 2.72 Wilson Irwili. gravelling and • gravel 24.1.32 .1111111 Mc\anl,lra. snow 111111 grading 11.0(2 Itnrlingtnu Steel Co., Htm11- ton. steels of latah .leech Hunter. ditch. gravel feel gravelling ..... 100.8718 Frank Willie. graveling ...r , - 71, Herb Curren. wklening road - and repairs , 159.92 Milton Kilpatrick.. drawing atone and earth 1241i0 Nelsen Graham. gravelling... 75.00 Harold Blake, drag and tiling :.3.75 Richard Jnhnatun. grt1re111ng P7.5* iTarry Ilawklne, grading acid - *110 - 10.50 las. Ilendernon, tike WOOS Herb. Curran.- watery 30.00 John little, gravelling anti gravel 61.62 John Dalton, gravel ani d)tch....30.OB Tam Shaeklleton. gravelling 287.25 $1 7 92.70 it wise )roved by (onnellors Rlaek end Amite -man. and rerrled. that the consul] buy' two "slush verniers. The rloatng of the stroma in Port Albert' urea tort antiLthe next meeting. Mover! by Cmesseillors fttigff"'lied tack_lhst celunelLedlonrn Eo itW t nn Jnly 9. 1950. at 1 p.m C. M.:111eDONAOH, clerk A Midland eisegy tea b trying :n ,hsllah tilaftg. Ow -illation fa the sin sense form •f flapp•ry. 2.00 10.00 85.00 The Liberals In the Dunning budget lief empty word but Its SP made it the law of the that our Mother Country, who has one so much for us, receives this free-will offering of trade favors in her time of gieatsst THAT'S tie way Rice Krlspfes sound when you pour on milk or cream. The crispiest cereal ever model Rice Krispies are toasted rice grains. Golden -brown. Delicious for breakfast, lunch or supper. Add fruits or honey. Oven-lresh in the red -anal -green peckage. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont. • RICE KRISPIES Coal and Wood Genuine Hard Stove Coal Chestnut Coal Pea Coal Coke Pocoront*i-(2 by 4 egg) I can supply your wants in any of the above fuel. Prompt service and reasonable price.. L. FUCK }one 178j Goderich to Water Takers Water and Light Com - n is pleased to announce ction of one dollar per on hoose water rates m January 1.t. Owing to large number of takers reduction mean* con- -' Sole lens revenue, and ers are asked to os- te in the economical_ m that the water is f and that all leaky taps rvices are R=ed at once. Knox, W: T. Murney, nerd.W- 1.. MacKEN a Britain bas aosed"tlastll�k 1Ire©r -vine, July 7. r WARRING 011 WEEDS ()uteri° people. both rural apd ur- ban. are appreciating the fact, more and more. that weeds are destructive and unsightly and have no place In the Ontario landarape. Never before bare farmers In general been vs careful in keeping down noxloun w -eels on their farms. (curing the month of June, 1t wan a common sight to we men, moo men and children nut In the Beide. hoeing. cutting, 'mudding and pulling weeds. state officials of the Crops Co- operation and Markets Branch. Parlia- ment Buildings, Toronto. Htnalrede of country temet.rlea have been cleaned np, properly nodded. lanttsl with shrub,,and otherwise ass, RICK. OLD PALS SEPARATt3D With the death of a homes belongs Ing to Gordbn Kirkland. of Toeewatar, lite .ompanlcros have been separate{ the ■ rota being one of a team et full Meters whish bare been together for fourteen years. The villagers will miss the well-groomed anti handsome team of nares. The teem were excep- tionally well known. having carried off many prises ' at fall Airs, as a matched team and high steppers. A kick from another borate wtitle nut on pasture wail the etu.p of deeath. TERRIBLY WEAK Strength Regained Through the pot In a cundltitn more fitting the last UN of Dr. Williams' Pink Pi11s ratting place of our esteemed and .hon- I After the birth of my lathy I was 1cxrMvheriteMre-w64entkterla.he- terribly weal. pays Mra. Jop'3h'rssse. lug laid to wined yards, ehureh yards, blgbways, township rads, railways and public property of all kinds. The successful control of the weed situation Is very largely doe to the united and tel-coperated effort of farm- ers. weed_ inspectors, road and rail- way officials. trustees of ()labile prop - Ay; Women's/ institutes and service organbiatlnna all over the Provinc'5, - Weed eontrol is more apparept some eertlpns than others, but for the most pert eel progress Is being made in the weed war of 19.10. in spite of emcees no far. the battle hats only be- gun, Citizens, commnnitles and organ- iaationa will have to continue to give their co-operation and support before the weed menace la finally under con- trol. Every municipality in the Prov - 1614r. lnchtdtng towns. cities". sad v11- lag.w, now has a weed Inspector. The weed Innper•tor'a dotes are .to Inspect all property In the muniQlpallty, d15 cons with ferment the beet methods of 1a.x1oela weeds, and amidst the farmer in every way is,aslhle 111 his fight against the weed moter*. in extreme ,saes where wee's. in cropa are sal lad that they are providing n menace to neighboring fermis, the weed Inver- tor May adelee the entting of the crop. If BIM M neglected or retnaetl, the Inepe tOr may order the crop tit and ehnrge coat of same to the ottfetpant of the land 1n hie taxes. P 11 otrupants of land are expected d to prevent bitp ripening of all nnxlou. we•.rda In smell a manner that aped& «01 not blow over neighboring prop- erty. Municipal council"' are expected Il 10e0- tins Wall wand Anapactor every aIQletauo•e and suppoet In hie work. Althengh there are seventeen weeds deemed nnxioua under the Weed Con- trol Agit, stow thl.tlr', which is ettmdd- eral the "world's worst weed," Is giv- en by far the most[ attention Wesal In ems -lore are determined to keep this wad In enntrul In moth a manner that if will not Mow from farm to farm a. It has dote la the paid. Ontario people harp bee0f0P "w.sw1 ennitrklf••" ■ter1. as moult, will not rest content anal the weed problem Is folly solved and under von trnl. ingmy. Que.. "ani could not sleep or* dile my hnnarwork. 1 was deep ndeet and was afrakl 1 would be a romstant Invalid. 1 begets taking Dr. Williams( Pink Pills snal before Icing any health `ware restored and i could do my house- work ousework wlthoht fatigue. Since then 1 have nerd these Pill. nn two other oc- ossloun with splendid result." Dr. Williams' Pink ('Ills enrich and purify the blood. That is why better sleep, steady nerves, improved appe- tite acid fnereaeed vigor follow their use --all these can be yours Lit yon start treatment' 'today. The Pills are edd by medicine dealers or by mall at 50 cents a box from The Dr. Wil- liam' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Tlpntwnla of oysters. are dying of (+Igl1•_-a meter Irma lbtia-shay iwitats. are rnnflrnd to their beds. Wife '"There's one thing shout my mother. "she'. oMapokele" Httatanit• 'tot by anyone t knew." a .a ,ie-_ ...,.i- - Bt. tnstSttent KEEP YOUR PLUMPING AND HEATING A8 UP TO DATE AS THE REST 07 YOUR HOME. , Estimates cheerfully submitted John Pinder • Phone 127. Box No. 131 'y. Chairman. Lawn and V erQntah , Furniture -- r -Qt' Wheeler's FURNiTURE DEALER sad FUNERAL DIRECTOR Phones: Store 386: Re.. 858w Ha.ikes Street Csdsriel, Oat. PAth --POR- CHOICE GROCERIES FRUITS. VEGETARW BUT- TER, EGGS. MEATS, LARD. FLOUR. ETC. O 4 s ME 1 A • .PRiGUNIK f BISIrPKD , n 11411, *IN' AND $ATTFY Y011fiAllir imagersNome Listempal Sparr'a "Tim Sto Hismiltow GodopicWB h veli ery • e'3