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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-3-24, Page 6--Theiraday, Harsh 24th, 1I6: THE SIGNAL CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING r. tom seervka see Satt SC .oa guaranteed elf .-r. 'T E I Haberdasher and Dry Cleaner. Telephone 339 Wes$ Street Afternoon Mrs. MacGillivray at Shanghai to e: BUY YOUR MILK EL HAMILTON rich, Ont. Mete of ariatian Literature So- ciety kvsd by Removal to Etta West Street ELECTRIC SHOP %SE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF ' Electrical Appliances, Fixtures, etc. Electric Wiring of all kinds Estimates given .e amnesties FRANK McARTHUR Telephone 82 - Goderich -- -There be_ infallible men. But 'nee* `YAR'-sw=taM lemellitedeltta shoe strings before they busted. T FORGET OUR Cakes and _ We maks S/etial Rolls . or arca► kind of dainties for bridge parties. • -NO OKIWR TOO 5111 Have you tried cur IImZ- MADE BREAD? 1f net, why nes$? It ls greatly io dewed. Yon have tried the rest, NOW try the BEST. 'thee Chaos an And took Meer aa, wee Seeds mot ,Let teem Wax ,o darkness heard :it- night, hwubly pray, the go$Inel day glorious ray, light. --John elarrlott. 'nl•rii .,-;1, ji PRAYER frit of Guth and love, be with ell who Aimee One forth carrying the go,ye( et age: and good -will to all men. Blest their own sono that there- by oteem ete> be blessed. In Jesus' name bio prop. Amen. 8. $, LESSON FOR APRIL led, 1532 Lesson ,od in Creation. Lesson e-(ieeesta 1:1-6, 25.31. Golden Text -(:caw Ia 1:1. lhtrtng the quarter beginning with today's team we are to receive mes- sages from fie• (took of Geuesls. The aim of theft messages is to lad the students to de over In tine Biblical stories of beginnings a revelation of God. and to geek dotter fellowship with Illm and right relations with their fellows. In the l+le eclopatrlla of Knowledge we read that, "One of the points to which Judaf/m differ' most eonaplcv- oualy from fie'Paganism of antiquity is its 11941M out s creation t of no- thing, andogreeeing through nix Hebrew d lue o the very basis of the Christian view of nature." • Verses 14: Here we Ind the first article of ear creel. that OM the Father AhWghe Is tbe Mnker of TThe two models have been 'how - ing at the Chateau-d►Ram.- say` Montreal, recently in an exhibition of a century a[ _locomo- tives. iUght, is the "Dor est r', oersted In 1836 to 1860 on the Chem Isla and St. Lawrence Rail- road between St. John's and La Prairie. Quebec, the arst train to run in Canada. - Left, in the 2300 type Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive, a model of the great machine that draws modern pas- senger trains across the Dominion. of the two locomotives home the immense develepreent in the pa The fodr driving wheels of the "Dorchester" were 48 inches in Might. The sir driving wheels of the 2s00 type locomotive are 75 inches is height. Engine and ten- der weight of the "Dorchester" was just over 10,000 lbs; of the 2300 it in 648,900 lbs. Tractive force of the "Dorchester' to not elves, but it must have been 1..e than the 45,000 lbs of anadian Pathe scare.• Ele- gise and tender of both tomato - three had respectively .I bt wbsls and twenty wheels. A further indication of the vast spread in operation values between the old and the new is seen i n the figures of the latest and most powerful Canadian Pacific engine, the B000" t capable o pulling a freight tram of 160 can, or over a in length- -- _ It Is as though we say—"Here Is a pic- ture which must have had a painter." *0 we u*e.1• the Artist and credit him Yr.n•k 'll. --Thr St We:STFI}a.1e Manch 21.—!ties with the plchnn•, If we remove the tit• .HIL •'. Walsh of Duugaunun visited recently term 1:o1 from this tempter of begin- Heleta b.d•ring comment es olwratlnne with Moi (lraor Itedmoaed. renes we leave behind a mystery, cit on Thutarli j, Man'h 31. All tuemiserr"' Mr. Ge.e. Brown, o[ Woodstock. V darkness. When we reinsert the term kludly tatlil:nediee. I visiting at the home of Mr. Geo. W God we impart the metier mystery of The III.-jfle•n. Wrmteu's Inatltute resile will meat gee the home of Mn. W. I. plaiu /3o &deck item exit-liwimeicanlag Geld Unita" ehur•h on Sunday, ow ST. HELENS WESTFIELD light. Inn very visible se do there be Miller on Thursday. March *Lt, at Service was withdrawn in the West - cermet • far as the ytalble enation is coo- tug cPnurt, less mystery with a Creator i hints. The meet wllt-he le chs to the fin which is very prevalent in the (hrlxt n standpoint, rf: Yrs' Chriatlau resting ground--alol the tion Is eitended to all the Ladies. mighty and holy Maker of all thing.. Mr. Alan Edwards. of Toronh0 ' if the things themselves were not here, the guest elf Mr. and eine F..G Todd we might have some difficulty about Iasi week. lir. Edwanle takes a great G.a1, but theme things embody him. re- littered in tl c rlceu .tugs cattle. heaven sect earth.- -- t 'Present him, make him. in -some degree, . A `44. Patrick's moi' -Friday even - Ur. Je"xyi I'erker ttr wrktnR .of, the even - manifest to our naked eyes. We bow lag marked the end of the contest the :creation hag this to MY: "Tile action ay -l. - mono' net (log has been. held 1n the Young People's pan ! Gad is great. w'JJlanee duty ell#M ., tai' and hen• e wa of efee flitted Church, when ter a momee+nt : hen busy and we know Ilocletty wonderful thing It was for any mind. eupposlug It to he a finite thought, to introduce the word God into human mpeec•b. Yes; eoW that sena ohs 11;''"pet into tbt'--erred the lira of God. we cannot get rid of It. "The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handi- work." A voice has whispered into the ear of 'reaeon the mysterious word (}od, and reason cannot silence the solemn music. "The fool hath Raid In his heart, There Is no God," but the world has not accepted the fool's meeeh. God is in a8 creation. Verses 28.31. God created man In His own llkenet's, yet when we look on ourselves we do not see God, but when we look upon the fact of HI. Son we see God's conception of man. Man 1a God's child and we see the mystery of human greatness represented by the majesty of Christ. We have to bear his image; we have to be what'he is, for God expected great things of man when He create] him. He placbel great responsibilities upon him from the very eine fret -dominion and power were in his 1 la t band and the blessing of the Creator evapor$te l I milk rented upon him. Almightiness aloca- ... cep len et. juice exceeded the greatness of nen and Grated rine! 1 Iemon purity was wltbtn his heart ;.,,.,, ,, _et.. 2 egg yolks, !,eaten Pour Into pie shell, S -Inch sine. Cover vette meringue made of 2 egg whites beaten stiff with 2 tablespoons muter Bake to a moderate Dues (350' F.) never and vee are the days, and how active, the night lila not. A the lasing *laic•, of which Mtge Edith Durnin was captain. entertained the members whose captain was Miss Dor- othy MIlier. Tlw school room was fit- here .Mx. and Mrs. Norman . ThompM11 visited at the home of Mr. Bert MUM one day last week. taint of Ireland. -\ singsong of Irish I There was no church service here on gongs. with Mrs. Phillips as pianist, ' Sunday, owing to Dr. Morttmore's hay - wee ,enjoyed. A 011ie eelo by Mian Ing a severe cold. The Y.P.B. meeting Laurette MUh r. violin music by Mr. on Friday night also was withdrawn. (leedeu McPherson, reading. by Mise The W.M.B. has Invited. the young Kuthurforl and Mies leobel all!" people of Benmlller to present their ler, a male chorus-MiNre. Harry play. "Madam. the Bose." in Donny - Webb, Gorden Mriberson. Elmer and brook reboot on Weduesday evening, Ted Hoare and risme Wi08et-and a March 30. This play comer' well re- tainers' chomps by Mrs. G. Stuart. Mrs. egmmentiel and t'r'eryone 1s Invited to Earl Gaunt told Mtas - Helen Miller, come and enjoy an evenings enter - were all meet enjoyed. Several In- talnment. teresting and amnetng eonteets gave We regret to announce the serious variety *unmixed the splendid crowd. Ulnae of Mrs. John Chamney. Miss A bountiful lunch and "Auld Lang !.aura Robinson is in attendance. Syne" bra tt the evening to a close. in star-ligrldng: in the waters is a great stir et life; the woods are burn- ing with (Wore the earth U alive with raga thaterrep,-tbe' - ee-wiib the clap of wings. And where Is the cause Of created" - aa w" -"A made.'•-" blessed" --nal ! That 1s the cause; Personality, Mind, Purpolae, Govern- ment—The mysteries of the creation are but edladows of the mystery of the Create,. If nature is great, God must be greater; if nature displays wisdom. Qed must be wiser; If nature indicates power, it indicates It in such a degree gra to make God all-powerful. E. U. CLEVELAND Phone 114 WEST STREET -WE DELIVER - this to he found? "God td God said"- "And God God called" -"And God God set"—"And God The (-Pi-Palest Bo ntcit( ijl in iTourisliisient i 141i° 1 • Ilia ether fad yen sus U. Pin sea yen es muds daisies esertlhwent for stet Usds 'vies i atom atAND 00e34 ITRUPs.ebs Memo seetsq Med. awq Pure truer 1deed Me ter ••Oleads'e ea +t TBa A riLimited., OO and ar e1A .e -tea.'. Pete. a.drd'I . —sae. be maid ITEMS Wen es`da' T AVE y ° d taliOurdNEZ. CAMPBELL'S SPECIAL - Tomato Soup . . 2 tins 15c inammomismommillor Tomatoes FRESH LUX No. 2 Squat Sia. Rolled Oats Toilet Soap 4 tins 25c 7 lbs. 25c 3 Cakes 21c P. & G. SOAP _ 6 bars 25c Sweet Mixed Pickles, 'argot family jar 29c White H. P. Bean. 4 Ib.. 10c Readycut Macaroni 2 Ib.. 1Se Del Maize Corn. No. 2 ties each 1Se Sariflmb tin 29e Special—Pere Lard 1 Ib. Carts., 9c KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes Reap. se Straw. JAM L'iiiM'. Jar 33c SPECIAL . e a 2 pkgs. l5c ICL „Nowe 3 4.... ................ tee Golden Hallows Date* 2 lbs. . 19c ATLI= Pork & Beans . . linage 21 Sills 10C WE SELL THE BEST Ft►rt LES% GODERICH 2 STORE.% McEwen J. Calvin Cutt SPECIAL w 1t, Mr. Walter Zook had several to engaged for a couple of days last week wing heading to Whitechurch. Miss (;race Redmond resumed her dntim en Monday morning after a week's raeatioi, laving leen laid up "du " DONNYBROOK From thi-Iatermit Baal Settlemedt $ n that, wItb_ limbs and shells berethng sat tar amp, hire. Donald MacGillivray, widow of the former general -ecretary of the Christian Literature Boelety for China, writes a vivid Inter on war conditions and Divine oeerruling of events. • "This city is now the centre of wiser -,- writes l. Mrs. MaeGlillvray to Re -"'Rei 1C. Arm-troag, D.D., Toronto. "We saga hardly believe what we see for our- selves. Many shells have burst in the torreen 'settlement, and two days ago a teed) burn just five or six minutes away from this building. Ye/eerie. they had to evacuate 8t. Luke's hospital. The Japanese have last, 1 should think, the respect and eopddeper of all nations." The writees husband. Rev. Donald MacGWlvrary, D.D., LLD., shortly be- fore his death had arranged for the removal set the "C.L.S." headquarters to a new Ate. Today the old site U a ruined battleground, the letter re- cords, awl so the transfer of offices, workrooms and some material to the present building, undertaken hurriedly Jed ttimatoasaveweullipvaluabledllt In ro-tilives andpro- "If we had remained in North Sze- -obese Mead all would have been „aapa -We- Jdac1%11,1teelle.e *Ions of gratitude to Goa' sh_ ',Meowtot' t'he'' escape of all the staff with their lives if without their personal and house- hold effects.—Toronto Globe. Warm Water Car Washing Miller's Service Station Corner Elgin Ave. and` Victoria Street. — Phone 259— Is INN Y BROOK, March 21.—Miss Reta Devereaux 1. visiting at her home thistly ,recee.ls'4.fer 8t.r1t '._D.y. Mr. Lorne Woods weeded, and gave ROMP information nett the patron PIS 1(W BOX LEN(LEMONWHITECHURCH Qi 1OELY-PB=RARED DESMEETI I By Betty Barclay) When you hear that unexpected testa are tend g for dinner, there Is r peed for worry about the dessert at 'Rent. Here ere two recipes that are Ideal for such t wergenelex : Commit Apricot Yhil 2 cups scooted apricots *4 cup powdered sugar r,4 cup scream, whipped % can coconut. southern style irony apricots through sieve. Add anger. fold in cream and one-quarter can ...menet. ('hill. Sprinkle with one-quarter cin coconut. Serves six. Commit Banana Scow 3 banana's. cut in small pieces % cep powdered stager 2 tea -aeons lemon juice 1 egg wblte, stiffly beaten % cup cream, whipped % cup coconut, southern style C41111 ..111. bananas, sugar, and lemon jnlee. Chill. Force through sieve. Fold pulp into egg white; then fold In slaw one plel WH}TFCHi'R(7FI; Marcie 31. --Mr. cream xnd cocaina.- (tents ea. ed the funeral of 'onghly rgoaland (train attend vortene,l cuud,vuned (eat his aunt, Mfao Annie Whelan. -in Elora on Monday. Many old friends will remember Miss Nicholan, when else lived with her hmther, the late Mr. Henry Grain, on the farm now owned by Mr. Frank Coulter. • see •' Mr. Robert J. Ross has purchased tine farm on the 2nd concession of KW - logs known' as the Morehouse farm. WORLD MISSIONS The Read Leading I"pwerd in Korea In one of our earliest 'studies of Korea we learned there is still to be until n1rfngtfe Is brown (six to twelveKoss has lived on thin place. seen an altar hullt before the days of minuteal (-hill before serving. Miss Mary Laidlaw, who has been Abraham, and many other relics in this Country whose history dates back tour 1 thousand years. For many of these centuries Korea lived to herself, pro- hibiting her subjects to leave the court- ' try and refusing to tradeawlth or grant I the freedom of Korea to any other na- I tion; thus she became known as "The Hermit Nation." As a result there was little progress for the Koreans Since moving from Belmorelaet spring along any line until sixty years ago "MARGARET" (By N. .1. Wether, in The Owen Sosnd $ten Thrum) - Methinks. my friend, you're much 1D debtFox. To diose who tamed you Margaret. I Mr. Ezra her mother. Mrs.rs. .\ A. ud, who with his Amble renal, though old and Wald,wife and family came home from serionely i11. has commenced to Im- prove. Quite a number enjoyed the St. Pat- rlek's Aerial In the United chun•h on Friday evening last. Ma. Roy Patton of Lm -an event a few days last week at the home of it Rraeem well a charming meld. easkatchewan last year, Is moving to when her ports were first opened to The 'alas otnts any your came means the farm formerly owned by air. Cecil foreign trade. Ten years later Pro- peaty: Falconer. We welcome them to our testant missionaries entered and began it well leets so fine s girl. community. work. Since then wonderful changes For as a . wei loved you are Mr. and Mrs. Vert Taylor enter- tained a nnmtwer of their friends and relatives In their home on Friday evening. All report a good time. Mrs. Jas. MacGregor and Mrs. Mal- eailm Rosa spent a few days last week at the-bonie of tbe miters debgbter, Mrs . Jack Henderson of ?Eramount Mks Catharine McKenzie, R.N., who have taken plaee, until Korea now claims to be "the hub of the world," lo- One dray. era fax remote. Bated as she Is on the direct line of A Pe ay. +Crax' a remot wrote: travel between: the countries oS,,.the E'en thenaIt rubeweals tate gnftwrote .western world and the Orient. But the Whale parents to ,thelr children told. question M Ing asked, What has been The raster, of the sea, they said. accomplished as a result of the Invest- win worship of the moon were lel m went of money, time and liven through the miselonarles sent to Korea? Has Gest upon the wave It really paid? Since Japan annexed Korea to 1910 the country has benefited In the matter d education• trade, improve) roadspm and transportation, and national de- 5eleent, but this has not done much to change the character of the people, frames many franioth neer and far To rime and os u po - Wlth open shells they rev'renee gave. was vatting the p(st elk with ted her Her Nebel devotee,' to thank. her poaltem In North Bay on Satur- The mom eelthin each shell then sank div. A drop of slew, congealed to nee A great number of sleighs are on in tiny mu.* her eplend'rona shape. the road,' these days drawing barrel The,'P credal dewdrop. (plel,'Ing heading to Mr. Wilmrn'a mill. Mrs. Green of Teeswater visited far a few days last week with Mr. and '.iiia.. EA. Gaunt. Mims Florence I'urdon spent a few day' paint week with her sister, Mrs. George Tiffin of KInlomm. Mina Isabel Kennedy of Culross Is veining with her eleteet, !Mrs. Wm. Coal and Wood G a g ler love A.Otr Chestnut Coal Pea Coal Coke AP44010iittni2by4eii 1 can supply your wants in Many of the above foel. Prompt ssrvioe and reasonable Pries. L FLICK Telephone 178j Goderich "It i- no good pteteeding haat — women are artlstfc," says a writer. But it can't be denied that stay d them am ,teatgntng. -- _ 4 ^• ADAM'S CUKOR "I suppose you play golf?" "No." replied Mr. Cumrox. "I can't may that I play It. But I am still working at it. Star. might) and the Koreans resent,being control- Were called "the children of the led by Japan. In becoming Christian. llgh("- . and accepting the teachings of Jesus Murwsrl was the Persian name. Christ that we lore our neighbor's as Which word -Aad meaning „wee the ourselves, tine Koreans find the "great earn.,. enminandment" a very difficult one to When Grecae'?rom Porten took the put Into practice. We untimely think of missionary work as preaching, teaching, healing, hut In living among the Koreans ate' missionaries learn how keenly they suf- fer for lack of the barest necessities of life and by Introducing Improved methods of farming and tetter crndi- tlrn' In factories and business they are seting to show what Jetta meant when he mild, "I was hungry and ye gave me meat, I was thirsty and ye gave me drink."- -By F. C. Stephen- son. (To bre continued) WHAT SHE WANTED There ars many stories from the new oil deka of the effect of auddeniy aequirel wealth. Ninny, 'mooed to money, have squandered their thous- and. with reckless abandon. while others have continued the even tenor of their way, undtstnrbed by chili ltna. An elderly couple had never known anything tint drudgery. They lived on a sandy farm of a few acres, which was teat poor to celelrate profitably, so they eked out an existence by cut- ting down merth oak and selling IL The wife did most of the cutting. while the Wieland drove the wagon and sold the wood An oil eompsny drilled a wildest well on their land and atrnek s gusher. Thin raised the pslr to the millionaire Wass. The glad news was told the wa dk s7sed>totarbown, weo*amM apoa tn1ng W44 sssergraNeAr ft „It.. k f tete ]lops ' 11M1 1.J net 14 LwadtRl and MIss Reiter* Kirk at Termite. fie will he much meshed In Me community, as ha took an setae Intermit In every thing, and was a contractor there. name Hogan of ashfield. It . Margerites next became. The W.M.S. of the United church And furtlwr thangea ngIIsh which It met heli) their sewing meeting and tea at Garr us of las crowned Margaret. the home of Mem. Ben. McClenaghan A hest of ladle• by fame ecu \1•ednPslay. And houond maids have borne the MIN,' Margaret Cook of Belem*d name, spent the work -end with Miss May erl hlblistery and mag: Wightman. pAnd blistery may yon join their a1 r. Albert McQuaid of Teeawater thus -Ig. spent the week -end with Mr. George sod Mime ida McQoid. went A number of our young people to Winghem to play over the radio from the broadcasting station, 10111'. Word was reeived by Mrs. Jas. Dow of the death of Mrs.' Wm. Mc- Burney of Coronach, Sask., on Wed - needs'', March 2. Deceased had been In her natal health and died very sud- denly. Be,'Ides her husband, mho leaves a grown-up family to mourn her. We are sorry to hear that little AL. lett Turner, mon of Mr. and Mr*. John Turner, 1s very 111 with spinal minder tees. i nI - gltfa' Many .M Mr, entre Kirk Pasaraa.•- Wawanosh and Ashfield friends will be sorry to hear of tee Midden pa.Mtnt''*1 Mr. Will Kirk of (7anew, B.C., on Mtn - day, March 13. He had teen suffering from a Wrote for • few weeks, and after taking the second one never rallied. 11e was the son of the late Yr. Robert Kirk. who lived formerly an the 2nd mmsaal 'on of West Wawaseah, on farm now owned by Kr. Ila ld Mc- Grattan. c(}rattan. neeides Milk wife, be leaves two grown up dangbters; also two do - i eeldem the Margaret. who reigned As queens avid great distinction gamed in Engine) Wetland, Holland, France, And other guropean lands. We find • tee other Margaret' Who soon toecame the pthite's pets Through pbtying well upon the stage Or pleaileer well as writer' 'age. Though on dlagufsed as Marge and Meg, A' Maggs Wargot. Peal. PeT.'- 7' A' Malsee• Marjorie and May, And often -pmied in entity way; `--'" Aa (freta. 1)a1*Y Ire it found, As Metes. Iters carried 'round, And oft x• Marry, Gritty knowie, Tour name Will ever hold its 6W11: in French toy call yon Margoerltl, A fitting feels for maiden sweet; While Or, lobes, German name for era, Will sereeld we11 for modeat pestle. Though trletiH9* from these (mayhap to trace e Will chrpew •e abode which may not wife. She might kava been expected To those win sawed yse WargerK. to drop her axe with a sigh of relief, ►- hot this 1■ what aha embed : "Well.{1 The reel4. a< life 1a short. Live wh*h ymi'd hey me a new axe-handhl" i on a mntophhi:-etarese Aurellss .s rraa:wss v'kwe emse Ai 5 r ' ..eei•'•+V i144,-10,01 „ :tee,efa.*ritr Washington Evening —SEE— F. Bell & Bros. for Cement and Gravel Contracts bead Cessna Forms and Gey Gavel Grads Machine Write, Telephone or tree Us ToisphsesM Gehrith„ 10251k l 5116r33. Lt. M5. 1, Gederia. Residtuca at Parts?' 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