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By ISABEL HAMILTON
Goderieb. Oat.
Igoe • Thy servants, Saviour, spool
Pres:
Thou art Lord of wind and waves;
were booed. but nem Oast trawl
them :
Now they go to free the *Mies:
Be Thou with them,
'T1s Thine arm alone tbat saves.
-Thomas Kelly
THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT.
dein. Peter, depeadtag on the Dlvlae
premise, eras able to .peak with such
power that tbe flaelebere of the Court
%ad to admit they had learned of Him
whom bey claimed as blaster and that
a notable miracle had Deem done by
them. They could not punish them for
tear of the people, so they threatened
them aad let them go.
Jul flanks M this Early
-At* 4:31-31l 444 $t Cor. 9:7.
Apatecoot tate Jentedrtn ('brfats..
al-�eti,' expecting the early return of
Christ, had everything in common.
When their nuntbcera increased distur-
bances arose over some being neglected
in the distribution. Deacons were age
PRAYER pointed to take the oversight of ebb
a cram while the Apostles attended to the
Thou who dldst glue tbe_gte
a spiritual lite of the people. Paul en-
slsslon dldet also give assurance to
Thy disciples that Thou wooldst never couraged liberal Delp rather than cow -
leave them nor Iorsake them. nodmonism of goods and urged the Gentile
Ch rtstfa to ab tb 1 titode
Rt'1r�a7•d tori= u..r
-a,
e
-Gordon Lindsay Smith)-
:=_may.
.q
lt..lr
seer q t. safe *0.11 Viso in Vain.This is a plant which will nut do well
if sown in hot weather and there
must also be plenty of moisture. Be-
cause of three two necessities lawns
should be planted either in the early
spring or during the fall. Where only
bare spots are to be patched, stir
up the surface soil wltb a rake and
POW tblekly with the best type of teed
today this prom se, Lord, to all Thy I °e ow e r gra
to tie Jews for the Christian re4Iglou prorublr, ung seres special mixtures for
missionaries at tome and abroad wady or °t er out -of -the -ordinary To
Amen. ;aabyt ]rr°salrmsending liberal aid to the ('hooch I � nusingcatlone. Rake again after sowing and
t . then roll or ponnel as level as possible
Lesson Tope --Review: ,Rhe Spread a' July 29-('hrlatiadty Spread by Per and cover with bruab or wire netting to
('hristianity in Aad' aetlAlem• keep bird. away. Where a new lawn
Golden Text --Ada 14.27 -Rete 7: -Revelation 2:1 11:1le1. 1 Is to he planted it is important to make
July 'i -"lie Gift of the Ham Spirit."
Stephen.
-al sys las tine and level a seed bed as possible.
-Acta 1:Ni 1:34.Stephen. 'always atxoundleg in the This work is not ditticult before the
work of the Lord, aleadfast and ha- {grass is mourn. but it is a very long
V1 -Arts Jren �ed with �4 db. -
taut movable,- wast first martyr of the I lob afterwards. Naturally, ■11 un-
caulss • on me Mount of Ottve. _mix.
Acta- le blood Wolin lilt.aigbtly_1hingalitte.hrukettbrick. Plaster
before HI. a.eenelon, He promised the toed rem which others grew brave and steles should he removed. The
ahould receive power not many days
hence. At once the thought possessed
fhexq that He Wall about to begin His
reign on earth and it was natural they
I should ask Him about it -"Wilt Thou
at this time restore the Kingdom to
i Israel?" When they returned to Jer-
usalem after seeing Him return -to
i heaven, as they were assembled in an
upper room, a miracle took place. The
Holy Ghost dewe.nclel and rested upon
them visibly and power came upon
them all. -
' July 12 -Tile Preaching of the Apostles.
-Aets 4:1-14.
-pets 5:21.
After Petef and John had healed the
man at the bFaut1fnll pts of the temp%?p ached Jesus to him et that the map -
great crowds gathered to hear theta., believed. was baptise' "and went os
the Saddtxees, hearing them proclaim ' his war rejoicing."
the resurrection of the dead, had them 9-eiwl Cauval red COW
arrested and brought before the Sankt. Anw t f -S
and diligent in spreading the Gospel.
After his death many were scattered
abroad and "the hand of the Lord was
(-with them" as they laid the fwgndation*
of what eventually became a world-
embraeing (iinr-h.
August 2 -Philip's Missionary
-.keds 8:26- 9.
• -Aets 8:4.
After Stephois martyrdom Philip .
left Jerusalem and preached to the tures offered Gress seed la made up
people in the city of Samaria. While of a blend of different varieties and
there he was told by an angel to go that sold by seed honsea with a repute -
away Into a desert place. Without tion behind them is mixed with the
questioning the wisdom of such a move idea of giving a permanent lawn that
he went and was there brought into will stand tip year after year and•tlttt
contact with a man great In the house. .Imply one that will make a show tide
1 of-ttw queen of Ethiopia. He
soil should be tine or ploughed
thoroughly. After this. rake and level
several times. if at all psslble. tills
work should proceed slowly. allowing
rains to mettle the soft -d ring the pro-
cess. It is particularly important to
iexellint.Where the lawn
is te.ba niadt on Dnflt-ttp son. Next
assurer -w- ntimly of good grass teed.
There la a vast different* in the mix -
1 y y�st►lt)r. ttnd4.1 4lollars' worth
of iiwm
gill male a wotadertal sbow,.
In the tulip., one Iia start with the
early single and double type which
come into flower three or four weeks
after the snow is gone. These are fol-
lowed by the I)arwlns and Breeders.) 4 eggs, well beaten
The former are later than the early Kitt flour once, measure, add bak-
types and taller and bigger. They Ing powder, and sift together three
romp to various showy, Rola colors.
times Cream butter thoroughly, add
sugar gradually, and cream together
inlet light and fluffy. Add flavoring.
Add eggs, alternately with Sour, a
small amount at a time, beating well
after each addition. Turn Into greased
of *leen three times' their diameter. Paper -lined pan R x 8 x 2 inches.
setting them a little deeper in the light
soil than In the hehvy. it 1s' important
that the later and Digger varieties be
planted fairly deep AO that the root
system will he entrenched .ecurely:
enough to support the tong stems a
big. heavy blooms. It i. advisable to
plant In cigtpj'w of half -a Own q
more of one variety and they should he
met from four 10 eight Inches apart.
As the Darwin?' and Breeders will
TIMM 101111011 CALVE
• m 5etty Barclay
There is always a thrill 11% being able
W introduce some favorite cake to
your guests uuder a foreign name.
oosehow It seems ..weft, fie "clam,"
to say the least. Here are two recipes
for real aristocratic cake* -In taste as
well as In name:
Grow Cake ..
(four ,*p) -. -
!ups . -
teaspoesa uwtlef
% cup butter miler
1 cup powdered ger
are teaspoon lemon extract '-'
Cleaning - Pressing
Repairing
'Export ssrvtos on ladies'
and asn's clothing
Satisfaction Ouaranteed
W. C. SN AZEL
Haberdasher and Dory .
Cleaner. aaea-_
Tiu'eliF2vww•'a.' •ice"".
v.
The Breeders are also later and big-
ger and In addition to beautiful
straight rotors they may he secured in
blended shades ehowing ■ touch of
bronse, brown, tan, buff and
Fall
w-
Fall bulls should ter planted to a depth
Bake in moderate oven (aa0 degrees
F. fifty minute•.
Madeira Cake
1
'Wu eggs)
3% cup«; special rake flour, milted
'-teaspoon baking powder
% cup butter
Perp saga r
2 eggs, unbeaten
0 tablespoons milk
bloom right up until the middle of few drops Irma° extract
June and the foliage will last much
Sift flour once. measure, add baking
later. It is important to arrange an powder. and elft together three times.
that 'hrnbloery or other flowers will C'rrwrn butter thoroughly, add sugar
sworn the dying f/Ilagr during the gradually. and cream together until
early summer. All tall lnllts will eon• light owl fluffy. Add rags, nue at a
tinue to bloom year after year. but time, besting well after each addition.
fee beet reauNe they ahould be lifted Add flour. alternately with milk, a
every teeund year, cleaned anal re- l,m.11 ani. at a time. (teat atter
divided, and planted again so that they each addition until sinter'''. Add 1.• -
nem extract. Turn into loaf pan,
3 x 4 x x Indra, Ilued wtb greased
Practically all of the fall bulbs eau paper. Bake in moderate oven GIN'
also be plauted bra luta indoors and (degrees F., one hour, or until done.
they will produce au abundance of
year and lapse into roarae hay grantee bloom from the first of December al -
the nest.' The weed shntM he *own ae. must wail the flowers. are re■dr nit-
ecrding to dire -tions and plenty of dl 1 side. Plaut ju ordinary Sower pots
creel so that a level. velvety sward. or fancy bowls in 6011, *bre or pets -
made nit ..t line mtemtuei gram', will i tides. Do nut .et smarty as deeply as
will not become too crowded.
indoor Planting
•
mss
-Arts 9:1.9. 1i-19;.1 Thttallht 1: meting nitrogenous fertiliser. a hand.
__ 19.11• r ful to every two square yards. Just
-ANa ec ee, _ j whoa- tae.-toast.--Dear-n_ahmrthrangh
Gaul of Tarsus was on alar way t0, the soil. will help the new trop along.
Dahtlast•us with authority to bring for
This rommerrtal fertilizer should he
wntersl ,in with _a.h ee or sprinkled
dlsct]eitw of the Lord bound unto Jere during a shower .o that 1t will not
-lsalem when a 1Wtrvellous thing kap
news. -t sprinkling of some gntck. outride, ramuli torering -the bulb to
"Vann tie tender plants It i« alAn a
about 1116 tip -Water well and store
in a cull, dark place until the root
apateaa laesall deeetaped, _
should be removed gradually to
-full
and a temperature of between hoe Tuesday. We are glad to report
Misty and 'seventy degrees. In Ib, that her hand is Improving nicely no.
ease of aareissus the Bold. dark period Mrs, 13. J. Kilpatrkk, Miss Olive and
will to about six week,. but from two Mr. Rkhanl Kilpatrick were weeklod
MAFEKING
(Intended for last week)
MA1'EKIN(l, Sept. I). -Mrs. Hiram
Moffat. who spent k --few days at her
home here, returi d ea Mouday with
Mr. Moffat, who was Up from Sarnie
sena Lar-1Jta�tdldaJti
mm
Ye -B ,8*rid--Tuhasta* reteea.1
ti.
•-He himself was laid hold of so.wti ofatt to tea dream -the-raw..lawa. to• Mune montbe with hyacinths and rlalturs wltb Stratford Mends. --
and by nese other Than The I.vnl' m itll rtgtf.a-ny, tarring -tyke. -ot itesery, $Iehard our
y��
or the • :d one fair for that matter. Jqt -
Je';us- So Otte was -his understanding before wlnter.lae is to •with abort Balt t°111• should be attempted Indoors. tun Ilartj ajte�ilyd a O. C. I. pkslc at
of whoa wash/king place abut he said. an Irt.•h of afrawy manurewin Outside.. -This Outside. of those mentioned there are !Point Farm ua Friday evssiog. Measure
"1 t,rd what wilt Thou have me to doh" •glee loth fond and }.mfMtfnn and' It also ice«o•r known bolts, lse•h ac- Ro- 1 Mr._ Mad Mrs. Peter Unwell and
sudden w tithe .;rielatiuu and the I may l..• raker off In the spring. man hyacinths. grape hyacinth, .risins.lamlly end Wows Nettie Craeston and '._._ •
realbnewt"tt_yet forthrce Clay+ he teas I • Pan- Bow •
tee •
Illte+. jnnqubl•. daR.oUls, er«tu. `Pearl Thumlwun. of London. were week -
ter htttwr rrmtikt with self. t.ul wt • A'g�„ot garden f• not really eemplPt. [rad `!rw*bas whirtt may re.Ity be end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
last 11 was said of him. "Behold " he I
withnnt +acme' Lll plantod bulh+e, stlefi ;grown indde, f;1,me ••>s the yuirker•tna• C ran+tau.
prayeth." i a. Islip and ltyltr'lathm. Thee are I Luring kind. like the }aper white oar- Mr. uud air... John Ryan. sr.. and;
•
August 16 -Sowing and, Reaping. (netty grown and provide brilliant eolor I, Oran.. ntay be planted at Intervals danglrter and Ute. and Mrs. John Ryan, 1
l.alal'tarta 6:1-10. i during that ,otherwise barren' period of a w,s•k or su up to the middle of 'Jr.. and slum of Itarllrld error ¢ttcsta_of i
-Galatians 6:i. -tiers-s salt ltill..uarv__fer y aoccww4oq of Mourns. 34r. and Mr-. llcrlr Currut ou tm.day,t.
(tn
for breakfast or lunch - equally good for
children's suppers or a wholesome bedtime
snack. No ttonble to nerve. Delicious.
Healthful. Economical In truth, Kellogg's
are &wonderful
DINE AT
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CAFE
We serve the public with the
very best in foods
CAPITAL CAFE
George Young, Proprietor
THE COVKSHU s e
IMPLEMENT SHOP
Wire Feacieg Gess Sa/aratan
Repairs for Cockshutt,
Frost & Wood Farm Im-
plements and Machinery.
Telephone 598
Kingston Street Goderich
The Lead Men's Store
• • •
in Men's Wear
Hand Tailoring and
Chas. Black
Pail in this portion of has tette? tit, the tgrrtag until ( perennlala cram !After the flowsees some T-T�p fee--
s
pTsnf� In as NWT a Wee aa Do" lb�le,
Ity and the Brotherhood rat Mau. 1t is bulbs eaa li! eeeorM to a great Tar- particnlarly during the night.
The same-tr9ttt'7trthe-Master constantly
dwelt npnn and summed tap Ills law-
tinee wino- encerl-n. -.eosi- - -What so-
the Galatians sures.... (hrlatian char- n). -nee to "bloom L e in Tunes -These
CORN-
FLAKES
•Extra good with fruits or hooey. •
Male by KPUogg in London, Osrarto.
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IUPERIO
W HITECIJKCH
seer ye would that men should do nnn,'
you, even so do Hntn them." Paul made -
it plain in this letter that time is the
wrw•it1R till for eternity's reaping -aner
'treed upon them II; he not weary ine-
w.-tldoing-
August-- 28-A Gospel for All Me
-Atte 11:3-18. -
-Roman' 10:12.
9 . Intended tor last week t
Yr+t."S[4111PrenWglit: c eoe ,
Vent the week -end with Mra. ,Holland's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Garton_
Morand -Mra. Andrew -imeraon, _
Kineardine. and Mr, and Mrs. Colwell,
of -Glamis, were guests on Sunday at
the-bome of Mr-. A. Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Ross, Mise Olive
Terrif and Mise Addle Ross spent the
-t-woek•owl;la__Toroatn. __They attended
the Cox-Tetrift wedding there on Sat-
urday.
Born -en Saadi', September 0, 4a
Wingbam hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.
Baas. SD1el1 of East Wawanesit a
daughter--.- - - .- :.
Mrs. John McGee. sr.. spent ''list
week visiting at the homett of her
nephew , Coulter Brothers, Eaat Wa-
wannsh --
Mies Barbara Weir, of Belmore,
spent the Beek -end at•her home bete.1
tlast and quilted a gull'. ,1 missionary
irea-was .1P0lieht on-ftturstlsy - --
Peter. having obeyed a vision from
heaven. weft and preached the Gospel
to the Gentiles in ('.•,area. For this he
was (tolled to the Dar of the Churrb Mt
Jerusalem.- He gave such a clear ac-
count of his Call from hewven to do
so that his aeeusers had to agree that
t/•(;1t1 hath also to the Gentiles granted
repentence tanto life."
August 30 -The Minded to Cyprus.
_tots 12:25; 13:12.
Romana: l : l6,
-TbRe ouitg chnrh at--Awtia-h lead
the vital trtttlt tlSiT t81IIv 1i1e
in_ltselt St mast expand and so Barna-
Seed were set askle to 1 reach
the gnsiiirTii- Ttlltf` rhea
sett to Cyprus'. Here Paul began his
minis•
try of paL
.esus. -4s .sees- *..
•
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ONIMP
READYCUT CHATEAU
CROWN JARS
CHEESE SMALL 99c
5° LARGE 51.09
MACARONI
2 LBS. 13c PKG.
-SPECIAL VALUE ---
Pure Strawberry Ja
I ExceptionalValse
grr
Pelier
Bran
S
-SPECIAL-
MMIND
ATA REAL
PRICE
AT 10c PKG.
CAKE OR POWDER
hftpe 219 Ooderich
l Such of flavour
not 10111041111.0theltifili
borne of Mrs. Ben ,11,-Clenagtau. i • - •
-
Maay in th1• district were sorry
-of-the tire which destroyed the I
barn belonging to air. Win. C. $coU a -
the lith cuuccessic.n of East teawaflus�
This was a large steel barn. wbkp_was
-abort tee -erste. .feu:-- Mr wa•�
prat noticed about t;.311 a -m, and bad
apparautly started from slut tan-
taucou- cotubu-lion from the damp
straw in the mow. Mr. N. -tett had Just
thr.-brat un the Thursday previous.
There were no animals of iinytetaeute -
In the tarn, hot the low- of the year's'
crop and hay will be heavy, even
Th11 i
es,
Though eoteI*t by
nenraneP.
Miss Florence I'urdou is In Toronto
week attenbing the Exhltritkw.l -
idles Annie Moor., Ituasel Moore,1
Hugh 1)evbd and Jimmie lleuderson,
and Stanley Thuwpsuu also attended
The exhibltiou haat week,._ _
ra, La see
Toronto with her sister,- let
• ' a ei irs. Ii hent Kectuedy'.
I:air°roma°, and -31
(.r, -.•n. of London spent the week -end
ion robe of 1•hfl.•Id visited -rut SmtardAv vel
re. Macitonald ll •__li_�_
Mre. herr of Thessalon visited on tab
-1101...446,4,18,447.1.1 ,,. r • IAst with Mra, A. Reid
high in authority out of the hands of
an agent of file rt brought
!Beath, 'lilted last Sundae. with Miss •
Laura littldnr' Mrs. John lural Mr. Rud .Mrs. W.
the feet of Chri-t. I ' Mr. and Mrs. E.I. St- John. Mrs- Rns- g'
seplemier I--Tarning to the Gentiles. eel Kehl. and ■on Bobble, whir spent J. Coulter and Mbweei Jean and }'lora
-Asia 1 •42.52; Romans 1 :14.16. I the enmmer at Hamilton Beach are i "'sited uu Sunday at the bottle of theft
-Ade 1S:47. '
devil and 1 n fit him , Mr.Ger, 'ami Miss Ida M••Juolt.
• Large 40
m oz. Jar 2. C =
Man) Flowers Wrap 4 for tie ilI
been, Melton.- li'a 27e; 'fm's 53r
lila( 1Lhdas M!. us • ties 33.
_Immo, Iglg!_-.gill[. 231
Family Biel, Tea 1 • • • • 'tom S
IMlmair
Corn
for 291 Q
trollop Red Salmon.. -
P- Bon Ami For 25c
,21Ui[Ilttf with East WAwnntuwh rrlxrivrs
sister, dire. m. Thorn of Auhufn__
When -,-Pout -sad Banishes went Jath -piles- Hr bPxv;ti9 for their horns. -411... Mr+. OAP. Gillespie Mr.
Antioch in 1'isidia tbey attended wor- ,TuMiy Okla. " I }nue Gillespie and two children from
ltleuhr)m s t the -week-end at the
d ked Mr.1 M" W All 1 T run' �
interest of the (lentil:I but after a Margaret ('unnittgton, rat the Immo of
art uu him the litter mfr-. J. l'hatyney.
whip In tbe
sytugl a an were as .no r un. e t it n
ue of Lir,. and Mrs Juk-114gn rpt t
to tipeaif. Pant 1r' dof°gwetyroneed the . to ere vIstrin¢ with her ulster, Mira Mn and Mrs Dimer ! utrlq° v!
Leamington. Mrs Tied Mrs. Ja.. par.!
. - -dew, and. Willie andstkan-lett -tin.
hatred of the Jews been** he"plfaiilitil ' Mrs. Thus. Robinson has been under "
that the gospel was free to all w•ho'the (haloes care for the pa=t week. nrdav night on a tvaulor trig to 'ernes-
that
would ae ept'it. They were forced •te Wt• hope to hear of her steady improve- ,,au, where they 'woo mt(rt their
wdu,
leave but not 11efore they had received mdnt Barrie froth Sudbury and spend- the•
luany converts from among tale Gem Miss • Pauline Reed left here on
we.k•e[xl Uegel11cr.
Tlinrwlrty to deka a *IAitlon 1r' Illonnt Messrs. Geo. Wsrham 'and Joe Kurth
time had,hesl
tiles.
• i . tpttmber 11' 3orne"-
perienees.
-Acts I1:8-23.
-Matthew 5:1e.
3.4'It•e2 for 9t get }'cul and Ityrnahas when persecuted relatives in Tuento-ray.
-Mr. and Mr." Henry McGee
don
d-Aos-
don spent Snn.lay rat the home of. Hr.
and Mi•o. Tho' Appleby and with ether
(:rape Nuts
Libby Spineth
Blue Rase RitP .,
Sapnnne
1'eTtr = in ono pia, .• made their way to an- Mrs. 1,ttnwr And little son- of Miley.
bnry Ares riding two werkm with her
.. 1 air ma other. In I assts Paul heeled r cripple'
P. ler = auu 4111.1. all excitement followed that perenta. Mr. and Mn. Jas. Bayle. end
..2 18.. !tk Iwlth other r.lAtlte• at R,ilke•rton
2 bottles 23e B
- CI
BPEAi
NATURE'S REST
Tomato Juice 15c 0
ATE
2 Tins B
sl*
Perrin's Sally Ann Biscuits, 6 kinds lb 965
Tangle Foot Fly Spray and Hand Sprayer 63c
Rubber Rings 2 dozen 165
Oartle Floor Was . 29c
Family leCoffee PER LB. 39c
ay if s 's•:. r>- sttwt-s
4 rt •. v„p,
."..,.St+tiat•eain'eae..�•.__ ]r •..r rariail.`4•-Ct.� '.�" :»1ra..>.�!!T'w..=;,St�t+L,
the people thought to do them honor as blas. Wm. King. of TilrW..... y' s
ode .having come into their midst. pen(
the week -
With dltilculty Paul restrained them Pnil et the home of her dangh-
tPr, Mra. Stnmrt McBurney.
and a trebly of hatred followed In Moss Nettle Ca.emore of Tnrnherry
which he was stuntsl and left for dead.
Again they fled to Another place, where "Pint the week -end At the home of Miss
they preaehed with . ea. until a A
w-gnes Cm"'
desire to see how the Infant churches
were holding out led them to retrace
their Mem.. This
!without bring mol
they accomplished
•Aped. tared Kirk of Blrmtngham. Mich.. rrtaredSnn-
Mr and Mrs Andrew Kirk and Fran-
eto ('relghton of Seiforth. MIRA 011ene
FAlennrath of Detroit Prad Mr • Oliver
&atember.-21,=The
salves.
-Arta 15 :22-29
9, 10.
-notations 5:13.
fits'tnrbers of the p ao•e of the Gen ,
i11. Christiana led le I'anl. Rarnahaa
and Titus being sent from Antioch In
I'I.MIa to met the matter In dfapnte ter-
rors, the Jernmalem (Tnrth. The out- 1
come was that the law of MMPs eon- 1
day at the home of Mr. Anal Mrs. 1. 11
C0111101 _
Mr. and Mrs', Rnbt. Pnrdnn and
(..di. 2: 1. 2. family spent vnnday with Mr. and
'Met. Gen. Welker. East Wawmnnsh-
A reception is being hold at the hntne
of Mr. and Mrs. Mae Rinse nn Wednes-
day for the Rev and Mra. Graydon
Cox. who were married in Toronto nn
Saturday text.
Miss Tenllr, Conn Is Attcndint Tor
nnt8-R'tliihltl,n this week. having mo -
u_; 11r. and Mrs. Jas'. Boyle.
ox-TeMRrA cert' pretty .wsfi.
ding wns aulemulzed on Saturday, Sept
tetter 5, at. 4. p.m., in Westminster
Central' Culled eimrch, Toronto, when
Kathleen Territ, daughter of Mr. and
Ilas..11lalcolm Roos of WhIterburch; he-
i'ifhie the bride of Her. Graydon Otto
('01 of hangman, Saak. , son of Mr• and
MM. J,.mes l'ox of Palmerston. MIAs
olive TerrIff of Vhitet:hurl•h aaalsted
the bride, while Mr. I'eatd ('ox- o1 De-
troit. a br,.ther of tb*': -gronm. was
groomsmen Ker. Dr. Little ofllclated-
Rtev. Mr. Hodien, of Corbetton and Mr.
Malcolm hoes of Toronto Weer uxltera.
Little Ahlrley Shaw, A emisln of the
bride, made a charming flower girl.
Miss hazel MacDonald sangcause"
'turns' the aignie.g oat --tear
-'-regi.ter.
After the ceremony the guests. to the
number of eighty. retired to the (buret)
parlors', where the girl friends of the
bride Aerred A dainty buffet luncheon.
Ti1.ar many friends In this dtatrIel
wash them a long and happy wedded
111..
HP wore pins fonts and earned a
lore iilsortrnent of rinbs "YPn,'. hP
corning circumcision wan not to he 1 tared .lnwn on Monde• with Urs Jitlin- said to file girl nn the train• "1 hare
Atmel.
on MMus (beetle enewerte. Two .toe. Mia. KiIP*Tj• 3•.k,..coo seek • 41an!•.t n arts* tiers , shoves war awe,.
01-7,01e1r. , un web t rot ilea•: tug RtAiild-lobtie 'fOr ht iattiotJw . as t t:lxtym ,tom
grePttng, bang A mai ,,jq,;.tltit erect : A nu111 11 tAisI`W.-u.-.11. ladies re m'er'e hen- hag Ma
veal sent M Antioch when Me three the Molted lbnreh held A toe of the Really," said the girl. "Aod muld-
Rfareed• - I home of Mt, A. Rend on WednMAay n't you Mt theme"-- Weekly Scottie's*.
•s
"I give him Shredded
Wheat and it's so crisp
he has to chew it -the.
more he chews it the '
better he likes it and the
more nutriment he gets
out of it. Many children
bolt down their food
without chewing -that
means imperfect diges-
tion, poor teeth and un-
healthy gums. Shredded -
Wheat with milk makes
a perfect food for grow-
ing children, and it's
perfectly delicious with
bananas or stewed fruit."
7IL CANADM4 SinDDED masa
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