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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-8-11, Page 6a--Tsundaj. Aging 11th, 1982 EAYES1R0008ll4G Let as leek eves' that lento Rerastrosgb wad make k as geed ss new. De k teinl. room 127 OR WWII P. 0. BOX Ill -#e are �bs amore for Plumb - and Repairs. :Time Payments 1f desired - JOHN FINDER 1. Dave's St. Gsimrieb Sure • • • Skiorything that's Ono in Msn'a Wear Hand Tailoring and ttalr< Measure • • • P10b9:ip. ' dodos** 8ltrai fab ree6ititta Mints Mika Sunday Afternoon By ISABEL HAMILTON Oodertcb, Ont. The Lord be with us as we bend 111, bieerlug to receive; His gltt of peace on us deemed, Berne His marts we learn The Lord be with us as we walk Along our homeward road; In silent thought or friendly talk Our hearts be near to God, --John Ellerton. PRAYER Unita unto ua. O Lord, to realize that when we pray we are speaking lace to dace with Jehovah as did Moses of old. May we ever be humb- ly umbly grateful for the privilege of prayer. Amen. S. S. LESSON FOR AUG. 21, 11132 Lemma Teton -The Teat of Meeting. filamen Passage--Exedue 23:7.16, Oelien Tett-Exodus 83:11. Jebovab went before the People In the pillar of cloud an! of th to show and to reveal His presence unto them whether they were on the way or in their tents. He promised this in these words: -In all places where 1 record toy name I will come unto thee, and i* I will blest thee." (LxOdus 20:241. Tot' make this place of binned meeting a visible reality, God skewed Moses all model pattern of the tabernacle wbeu a he was iu the !fount. He was also given lustruptions about the part the a p1e were to have in the making of that they bring me au offer[ every luau that gtveth It willingly. * with his heart ye shall take my of - tering." ithg " The gin of the making of the golden I eel( delayed the making of the tab. 1 0 *Tussle. The children of Tsrae?-dot - Manded 40 depart unto the land Gad ( kid promised to give to Abraham's deew icendauts but through Moses Be let n them see He wan sorely dimpleased with them.' lie turned them over to the leading of Moses and the convoy m Of a (aardtan 'angel. It was a -it tote lags to tbeai to hear that They sEomld not have God's special presence with o them and they mourned Ind were 1n Ir bitterness. de God bade them lay aside their erne- a th this tabernaele was a plan, or model rather, of the tabernacle that wasafterwards to be erected, * lusty draft from the pattern showed him on the mount, designed fur direction to themeantimeworkmen and used, lu the meantime as a tabernacle of meeting between God and Moses about Public elixirs - Though the tabernacle was removed, yet every Israelite that *ought the Lord was welcome to thla tabernacle, as well as ]loses, the nun of God. Whim Muses went out to go to the pace et meeting, rite people looked after him, lu token of (beer respect to him whom before they had slighted. By this they showed their desire to be at peace with God. Their hopes of a reconciliation were raised when they saw the cloudy pillar, that synesol of God's presence, descend and stand at the door of the tent of meeting. Then everyman worablpped just where be stood, adoring the Dleine Majesty and miaowing in tbls public way their alleg- lance to God and Menem. They were the same people who so shortly before publicly worshipped the golden calf They had, however, been gaging through experlenees which had bum- bled them and given them to know that they rightly had nothing to rpt but the wrath of God. God was, in Moses, reconciling is to Himself and showed that He w very willing to be at pease, for we that "God spike unto Mores fate face, as a man apeaketh unto him friend." He spike, not as a prince to subject, but as to one whom he loved saa and with whom be took sweet co et. This was great encouragement arae) to see their advocate so grea favorite; and that they might encouraged the more Moors turn gain into the ramp, to tell the peopl what hopes he had of bringing t issegrphissineies offering' I Verandah Chairs We have a nice assort- ment of Verandah and Deck Chairs, different col- ors and styles. Let us supply your needs so you may spend your leisure time in com- fort. J. tWheeler 1t urteral Director and Furniture Dealer . . Hamilton Street, Gederich PHONES: Store 335; Res.355w 1 THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONT. Toronto Man Killed at Beigrave Qtr OvsittgrpMa When Brakes Ap- p -nudger Light Obscured by Kist Driving carmen ttl8 MOB BY impend tate week -end with relatives in KW - loam township, a party of eight, near- ly all Woodstock people, met disaster at a road barricade north of Delver., early Saturday morning. John A. Mr Connell, of 111 Heleudale ave., Toron- to, aged fifty -Oita years, on the wee to visit his mother, Mrs. Christina lib Connell, was fatally crushed when the Mir, Si big 8tt0Mbeker touring, driven by his son, A McConnell, skidded and overturned. At the home of hie brother, Duncan McConnell, 2nd line of Kinloss, where members of the tamely were to have held a little re - P1 union, they gathered instead about the casket of John McConnell as Rev. J.geL lir Bur'»et, of South Kinloss Preabyter- as • inn church, con ted a short service. read The remains were forwarded to Tor- so onto for intervene Monday afternoon. The driver of the ear, Allan Mc- Connell, resides at 852 Dundas street, Woodstock. Others in the party were his brotbar, Alex.. $dLConnell, for the past couple of mouths a resident of Woodstock, Mrs. Allan McConnell, i M Frank, Jean anargaret, children of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McConnell, and Wilms Martha Leperrlere, Woodstock. Mrs. McConnell suffered fractured e1arag+' them not o ir't old gain be long abient from them. spe rause he Intended returning 'sweat e had left Joshua iu the taherna u came God bad anything to say 1 that pillar of cloud. On Mases return he pleaded (cause of the (-Midden of lerael Defer lost He pleaded for Him pre 9th them for the rest of their jou ey, notwlthatanttinat g their frau to be ed e his en-. j ebbe, itud w neo to -alae home -. he '1f: �e omit Tran. -Heron- Be- uell, aged six, has a fractured thigh y, and la In Wiugham hospital. cle Mina Laperriere has a brokeu !M - out ger, and her spine and one knee are injured. Margaret M.4'onmell, aged the four, and Jean, a year and a half, were e severely bruised and shaken np. Atpi. nonce and Allan McConnell escaped serious r-) injury, and the latter was able -to PT- 1 atcampany hia father's body to Moses tilled his mouth with sign ents. in verse 12 he pointed out liod thet it waw from Him be rarely isle commission to lead the people ou f Egypt int? Canaan. It Is os thoug e said: "Now, Lord, Thou haat o red me a great work and yet left t a low how to go about It, and rough with it." He referred God's interest In himself and adds: "Now, therefore, I pray Thee, 1f 1 have found gram siert, Tby sl, +hew 'rf b nwy w - is one of the hest evidences of Divine favor. He further intimated that the onto. t - f Dr. Redmond, Wiugham coroner, Im- paneled a jury,'bhich si.•wed the body ed of Mee McConnell and adjourned until t I0 o'e1ock Wednesday. morning at Bee h grave. assents, and they did so; both to show, in general, their deep mourning, and, la particular, to take a holy revenge themmeass_ Sot -.Airing their ass. to make the golden Balt. 11-6), eases 7-16.-A mark of humiliation put upon them for their sinning was the placing of the tabernacle of the con- gregation without, afar off from the ✓ Acridnt Due to Fog me The accident was due to the fog, go so thick, Alex. McConnell said, that to the driver could see not more than fifty feet. The party left Woodstock at midnight Friday, and reached Bel- 1Qave at 5 o'clock in the atnernt*W_Im mediately north of the village a ne culvert is being constructed on high way No. 4 and traffic is detoured alongside the road. The barrio was guarded by • red lantern, but 1 the morning mint evidently was- no seen in time. The car was comin down n slope wbeu Me('ouuell applied the brakes. He could have crashed the harrier with small damage, prob- ably, but could not ere what lay shoe of it. Worktnase said the brake; were applied eIghty♦ee feet from the hurl One 'eh veered the head .a_ chicken -4 burled. the body o the fowl over the fence. The ca struck a past. smashing both fron wheels, then cursed eompletely over throwing out the occupants, an lauded upright. it L now et the ga age of P. McLeod, ',Ingham, a count of the man killed. Provincial Truffle Officer Forton in vestigated the mrldent. The question has been raised as to whether th barricade null detour ougbt to have been guarded by i lantern at some distance ew:,c, as well as upon the barrier iteelf. PARAMOUNT camp: whereas the tabernacle the pat- tern of which was revealed to Moses by God was to have been set up in the anklet of them. Matthew Henry says that perhaps • is delicious (Writs Satoh. !Weals. lar .sealant recipe) S UPE RIO STORES BIGGER VALUES - MORE SAVINGS_ -Free Delivery Service- - Soap Pearl Laundry Soap Corned Beef Fray Benton Pumpkin ----- 2's Squat Size Tins OC Pure, 1 ib. Prints 10 bars 29c Tin 12c Lard 2 lbs. 19c Cornflakes Keuoge• Tiikgs. 25c Grapennt Flakes 2 pkgs. 21c Ketchup, Heinz Large Bottle ' 21c 4elly Powders, McLaren'', Raisins Australian, Nruitanas 3 pkgs. 17c 2 16. 27c re 33c Sahnon Marti 1/2.$ 19c; Pflj COili Tim Bleier 'Gad 4 for 10c - WE SAVE YOU MONEY - Govesuria STORES • atm people. though most unworthy, were still His chomen race -a people for whom He had done many neraculoas tiring» and with whom He had cey- enanted. When God said, "My pres- ence shad go with thee," Moses laid held at once on that promise and spoke as one who dreaded the thought of gotng forward without (bed's pew- ee, knowing that their saareher Id net be nee. a easy, 11 they had noL gg4, them. He concluded his argument with reference to the effect It would hare on the surrounding nations if Ood's leadership were removed from them: "For wherein shall It be known here that i and Thy people have found grave In Thy sight? is It not in that Thou goest with us? So shall we be separated. I and Thy people that are upon the face of the earth." WORLD MISSIONS The Story of Rasta Mies Elizabeth M. McLeod, Central indla, mends this story of Rasa„told by himself: "My younger brother left home when he wait a boy during the famine long ago. Many years later when he had became a Christian he name to seek me. After a long search he found me and Ned me and my roily about the Lord. "The next year my brother came to visit me and atayed longer. and again he taught me and my fata- 4ly-tee things of rho Lord- 13e wished to send my oldeat son to school, so 1 nesse& Then he took me to Rutlate and said to the 14ahib, 'Please send a preaeher to tell my relatives the Word of the Lord.' 8o the Padre Sa- hib sent two preachers. When they arrived i had gone away to Gsjan Para, but they followed me there mud stayed for a week. All the people heard the Word of the Lord. Before this my brother had told me shout the true God and now for a week 4hese preaehers taught me. Then I"went with them to Rullam and was hip tlzed. "A month later, the Sahib panne to *amp In my village, and while he was there one hundred and twenty-two people were baptized. At that time Ramji had poen as a nailer from an other village. No he heard the Gospel for the that. time. lie, too, became a believer and later on about font hundred people in his village became ChrlstIana, Tine Cbriatlans of the Maori ka Mel dlstrlet now number about ell hnndred. So through my brother and me at this flute, In both churches together, there are about a thottaand Chriatians." THE DOG ON THE RUNNING - BOARD There sre OW thou/hems people who ore willing to subjeet their dop to the peril of riding. unprotected, on the r000tag-hoard. of their cars. In the first Ogee, It is no plem for a deg anyway. A midden jolt a the ear Is liable at •ny intnute to throw him to the road and seriously tonne hem If It does nor remit in his death. le the *cond. plate, It I. no inetifies- Hon of the victim to say the dog seem, to enjoy It Quito likely he knows nothing of the danger he he isenrring. lie however, tnere is no room in eke ear see the dog inuet se eampeny his owner, thee se ovingopo- nos 40•1•• ma be stMehol to tke NM - wing -board tent wiR hi,. tlisst.ez efeeliesphta sible. frail all harm Our Mtge An AT HOT1L SUNSET Quests at Hotel Smartie: Mfaa Phyl- lis I, Ellerton. Miss Teresa Carpenter and Mr. Arthur C. White, all ot De- troit; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytle, Day- ton, (ihie ; Dr. B. G. and Mn, Loran - ger, Mr. and Mee G. J. Thom, Was P. Richardson mud Mr. and Mrs. M. P1tua, of Detroit; Mr. and Mr*. R. T. Hoop and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connell, Toronto; Misses Irene It. Doo- little and Ruby Osborne Norton, Wee Heaton!. Conn. • Mr. and Mrs. J. Z McLaren and ilius Ann -- Hamilton; i. L. Davis and P. 56. Rivelle, Toronto; Myr, and Mss. Q Hewitt, Miss L Hewitt and Mrs. Han- na, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Deick and Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Cape, Port Huron; Mr. 3'. Cahill and daugh- ters, Cuyahoga Fails, Ohio; A. M. WU- ally Hamilton; J. F. Turner, Toronto; '1[r. and Mrs. O. G. Parsons and child. ren, Sarnia ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Book and Mr. and Airs. J. B. West- lake, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gale, Woodstock : W. F. Buck, the MltteeS Wickett and Sargent, Mr. W. flatt- est' and Mr. and Mrs. F. l', mak, Brantford; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dyer, Wingham; Mrs. C. Hardy, London; Mrs. P. Dyer and son, Detroit; Yrs. Charlet Kincaid, Troy, Ohio; Mai Pamela Ktncatd, Akron, Ohio;Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Loewe, Cincin- nati; Robt. Detrles and Mrs. I. W. I). fries, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Jackson, 011 Springs; Mr. and Mrs Hugh Labatt, London; Mr. and Mrs P. Balfour, Independence, Ito. ; Miss Edith Lee, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. 7 - Oak Park, Ill.; Mrs. E. M. De La Mater, Fenwick; Miss J. T. Jeffrey, Welland; J. A. McLelland and J. if Havens, Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Beaumont and son, Hamilton. ST. HELENS ST. HELENS, Aug. 8.-Mlu Mary Murray had a holiday at Mitchell, the guest of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglass. Mr. mud Mrs. W. 5. McCroetie and Mrs. W. J. Hutuphrry were away on a week -end trip to Guelph and Tor- onto. McDonald A Durnin with their as- alstau(, Mr. Res. Levis, started the mum • threshing on the farm ui Mr. Peter Watson, air. and Mr. Geo. CLrk and dsugh- tee lean, of Hamilton, Mr. Donald Clark, of Ottawa, and Miss Anna Mr Dowell called on trlends here on Sat- urday en route to Metall. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McRoberts of Wingham called en friends here last week. Miss Ven Todd returned on Mon- day after spending a week with friends at Kiucardine Reach. Mr. Alf. Webb and Miss Greta mo- tored to Orangeville oa Friday to a1 - tend the funeral of their cousin, Mr Robert Bryan. Mr. acid Mrs. Keys of Grand Valley returned home with them and will be their guests for a Mims Mabel Woods is home after spending a month at Toronto Univers- ity. Miss Irene Woods Is home front Golden Valley, where she was hollda7- fug. Mr. and Mrs. Haniltou and toe I:aetou;' of roil o, motored up and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ram - age and Mrs. Ed. Purvis. hiss Ruth Ramage returned with them to the city en a holiday. Mime Margaret Miller is home after a lengthy visit with her sister, Mrs. a r a•. cr . N T�ItN F i+.wbemt•, ,eui .+.pnrad The Western Fair at London h al• with her tor a three week' visit with ways looked -forward to by the people her pareuts, Mr. and 11rs, John Mil- er Western Ontario as the biggest ler. event of the year. Misses Jean ams, Kathleen Thom and People are coming to realize more Laureate 31lller are holidaying at I'iue and•more that the more they know the River, guemte at the borne of Mr. and tx !tee _ ttbs ire equipped to meet com- i kI rs. ie . Bell. petition and the battle of life, and Mr. *ad Mrs. li. IAM it�n.returned that the proper place to keep abreast to Toronto. They were accompanied of the times is the modern exhibition by Mrs. Ewart McPherson and Hiss with the Isteet development to *Ed- I Freda Rfutuui, who mads a abort visit culture, dairy products, live eterjti. In the city. manufacturing, commercial anti Isdsa trial achlevementa, From September 12th to lits vi+tt- ora will tend every phase of endeavor Thrlr Silver Wedding, -On Tuesday ut last week a very pteaaant evening was spent at the hone of Mr. and in forming and manufacturing Mrs. John McQulllly, when about forty g gatb- of their friends gathered to surprise ered together and centralized in one them on the occasion of their twenty- �cht f 1r or ir convenience; exhibits fifth, weakling anniversary. During the they were to be visited separ- evening an address was read by Mr. ately, would cost hundreds of dollars George Andrew and little Helen Gam - and entail a journey of thousands of ado presented a silver basket tilted with miles, as welt as taking months of vale- tower.. Mr. and Mrs. McQat1(la i able -time w I TLis mad their its oc far terms year, a+ , la Meats past, the Ing them on this occasion, and the board of directors have set aside a remainder of the evening was spent ' handsome sum of money for the prize with tangle and games. r flet and attractions, engaging as the Wensert's Institute Meeting, -.There attraction on the midway the ever was ■ .I.Iendid attendance at the Wo- g popular "Model Show of America." meow Iusiitute meeting, bold at the which was Koch an outstanding sac- home of Mrs. John McQarllln, The pews last year. preskfent, Mrs. John Miller, was 1ntile The attraet'lona in front of the chair, and Mina Greta Webb at the grandstand were hand -peeked for their piano. The subject for roll mall was brilliance and snap and bid fair to "old-time fanc7worlt or relics," and outshine any previous booking ■long several elects of fine embroidery and these /Ines. The horse show and the crochet were shows, also randy I 'two dog shows will be etleept)onatly and an antique Intsnt'a gown wm . r good 1 thts year and will 1* the big . wee h•ought from &hi -Scotland by Met ng card for tbous�udg of en- John Mt,(luillirt•s mother and which thmsiastle admirers of man's two best served as a baptismal robe for here , friends. d snit and eight brpthers. Old-time r should go the 1032 Western Fair readinga were given by Mrs. Lyons n go down in history as the ban- and Mrs. Hiller, and old-time songs nor year of its existence. were sung. A duet, "Silver Threads WOMEN'S INSTITL IE PICNIC among the Gold," was sung by Mrs. A. Gaunt and Mrs. Geo. Stuart, ac- e The Goderlch branch of the Wo- companierl by Mims Webb at the piano. men's Institute held its annual pie- Instrumental numbers were contrl- nlc at Harbor Park on August 4th, outcdnce hF Mrs SparkK ami Hip Flor- wlth ■ large attendance. MetluIi11 Guests Present were The regular meeting was held prior Mrs. Sparks of Dorcheatsr, Miss An - to the games and contents, and was na Stuart of Toronto and Mrs. Thomas presided over by Mrs. 1'. Raines. It Miller, sr., of Wiugham. At the close was decided to hold an exhibit of Can- of tht• meeting a dainty lunch wan adian-made goods it the tall fair, and server) by the hostesses, Iris. Jas. Feu ^-.--. _ __ I'AKAMoI .NT..4*g. 9. -Master Jack MacKenzie, et l.oshalah, spent • few days test •weck .. iib bis cousin, Master Douglas Marltisirasid. Mios Margar,•r Murray has returned to New York tt it! Mrs. Algeo for a visit: Mr. and Mr join Perry, Mr. L Perry and Bruce, from eniedon Past lir. Dave and Afrs. John-Car-rather"arse family visited with Mr. and Mrs. 1Vm Marti_ e August meeting of the Para- mount U.F.11'.0. (bib win be held at the home of Mrs. Nicholson on Tues- day efteneem .‘ogost 16th. Misses Myrtle Welyder end Norma Anderson are on the progra in Committee. Mrs. lit Reid and Mk-. Greta Campbell hare moo.. Tbr n.11 van is to be answered bY "Something Greadmother Said or Md." Ladle-, ‘ien't forget to take your coliection la a paper bag. - .�_,...,... 11 GODERICE HAD GREAT EXPZOTATIONS The Beaf"rth NOWA resurrects this paragraph with lreiedertch heath., from Its tiles a Angisst, 1906: Contracts are hang let by the Can- adian Picini. Railway for the reclaim- ing of aeveral eerie of Lake Huron, and the sei.arneent construction of hundreds of te..t ef dock room for a line or Nisei lettreen Goderich and Fort William A, Imp elevator will be located immediate!) south of the lower breaks pater fonwhig part of the entrance to this port. The new dock will be the terminal point tor the Guelph-Go/it-the brearh of the Can- adian Paelne 'tenni", Ind will be the leading tranaehltming point 00 the Great Lake. eontrolled by Me rail - mad. An the regale of the C.P.R. plena In tioderleb the population le ineresaning rapidly awl nwor homes ere apringIng ceeryWhere. Them la hardly a house is the Vier. for rent and the summer cottager' of former rears hive been thading It hard to lo- cate here (hiring tit hal N°W storm are /wing eePoido- novel" ara whole Rename' I stobt.tal the eft og tee C.P.R ails *Pk temadiset mat las MO* in pots uterine ent dotongt to at lomat 54100 nem, and the tea that (leder eivra manufacturers be *eked_. to pro. vide temples which will be *old by the Institute. This booth win take the apron booth which has been • feature for 'mist jests. The ganieildid amens. inner Ilse supervision of Mrs. J. /Meet ImelbeUt interesting and amusing, and ,stfter- wards tea was served by hostesses appointed for this month. The following in the result of the gamest and contersts: Button guesusing eontemt-Mre. Mc- Phail, Mem. 0. Bisset. Not gneselng contest-Mre. Calvin Guessing names of perennial flow- ecure-ttlirm. A. D. McLean, Mra. Calvin Peanut race -Mrs. G. Mat/demon and Mrs. IL Tichbome, captains; won by the latter. Children's race. under 5 yearn -- Herta Potter, Yvonne Render. Girlie race. 10 years and under -- Marjorie Tnfford, Kathleen Robert - Boys, 10 year* and under --Frank Young. Donald catepeen, Needle and thread race -Miss Salk- eld and wry. lkbborne iOnrurie wanting race --Mrs. A. D. McLean, Mee. Yinggineon. Stone raee--Mrs. Tlehborne, Jodie race -Mrs. 0. Mrs. Colvin Cott. RIMER THAN FOURTH OF' tinULY Meter: "Freddy, don't you think you'd better go to bed now?" Little Brother: "1.1o, I want to stlek around and glee your friend explode Rest." lineter's Roy Friend: "Good era - clone ! Whatever can tbe child mean?" Little Brother: "I board Minnie tell Mamma you were atewtt ready Another of the legion of libels storlea ham it that he one. mimed iis umbrella from the atand at his club. Rehm enently he meted a nestles In the hall reeunsting the nobleman who esel re teem. hla utibrelia to replete it. Why do you asy the •floweeime'r milted a friend. "Isn't It rather erten sarcastar "I416t at all,' anawored 411; mit of Dereeigth • Moetreal Star 111 11111 'away* tell when a man has jimmied middle age. He 10 the one who is always telling yee he nejrer telt Irminger tu his life. Teacher -"How many wars wa Spain engaged in during the seven- teenth century?" Tommy--"fieven, mfr." Tommy -"One, two. three, four, five, We are well equipped to eery. !au with any special floral offer mg You may havtin mind, from elaborate decorative basket Pbone 105 Goderich, Oat. Acquire the habit of untiring indus- try and of doing everything well. - THE COCKS= INMAN SHOP Irrne Fencing Creme *engem Repairs for Cockshutt, Frost & Wood Farm Im- plements and Machinery. 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