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Phone 90 2'2 The Square Goderich
THE SIGNAL
' W. M. S. Rally at
Hensall on Tuesday
H E
Th l lly of the Huron Pres-
of montes have that vtalon;
some day It will come true, said Mr*.
Eaton. There waa the atmosphere
tmoschurch ereuot
remembrance in
rouud the 'old church;' there was a
birthday cake cut by a charter mem-
ber who had a vision. Woman's effort
ss
Principal Addreof Day Given cuwe1 fruw a realisation of what
by Mrs. J.Eaton Christ has dune for women. "It is
said, God dues out need us, but has
Of Orillia chosen us to carry out Ilia plau."
In 1tS7ti missionary work commenced
e auauu -ra ' lu Toronto, and the West belug un-
jrterlal Women's Missionary Society developed it was toreigu wenn, T
iesPresbyterian of the Church la Canada
4'.
GODERICH, ONT.
Thursday. September 13th, 1914.1
leaders telt their utter dependence
- 4" L"-1n._,:ulatll_ Prlshlterlan ou God's guidance dud spent much
church, lieusall, on Tuesday. "t`fi.e� �'' 4
church w is prettily decorated and to h The
the ladles of the church much appre-
ciation wad expreeeed for the dellght-
futimlctt they served: -
The itelgrave Society conducted
the devotional exercl-es of the morn-
ing session, after which Mrs. Young
of Ilenea:1 extended a very cordial
welcome, which was followed by a
asarWetneoss tS�ag•o.tru0►
members of the Suushlue Mission
Band.
Miss Jeckell of Exeter, president,
opened her splendid address by say -
BEND LIES DORMANT
And M. Geneheate azd Predate Cr
sy trau-Nwe�` �- Yews Atter . _.
Expert teatimony that yellow top
sweet clover Peed could lie dormant In
the soil six or seven years before ger-
minating had an Important bearing on
judgment In a Division Court case
here last week.
William Hill, Colborne township,
If It's Paint
see Blackstone
ALL WANTED COLORS
60c quart
Take a1>•�wtagc -�.t_ this
special offer and bri;hten up
the property.
Blackstone's
ON THE BROADWAY OF
GODERICH
MOPE' f MILES
PER '• GALLON
MUCH SNAPPIER MILES 1
For speed, power and fut•!-
saving, stoop anal try e
our performing Gas! You would
f it
weret e your money's
ass good baa tuthct
fuels. You'll get an education
in what Gas eau be, as a mutter
esatss.s.s.-sees e.eess., aes.s(..plain-ARCO 1)o not take our
y word -Just tate the tip' Flit
up, -Sten oai[ THEN telt--ns-
what YOU think!
'marker Bros.
ss•
Service Station
Bayfield Road Phone 2AL
Mho. \V r 1!.t;bwayl
seed Wesley McLean, !teed dealer, for
5130, alleging damage, Hill claim-
that
laim-
that_thaalfalfa and red clover
the spring of 19:13 produced an abun-
dant erop of yellow top sweet clover.
It 'was given in evidence that the
field In question had within recent
yearn produeed a big crop of sweet lug elle was taking adyantage of be -
clover and that this year's crop 1 Ing able to express herself to repre-
was a recurrent*, It practically kill- 1 sentatives from every society in the
ing out the alfalfa and red clover, `Presbyterial, which opportunity came
which was au almost negligible crop. to tier but once a year. the said the
Sam Gardner, forty years Mr. Hill's reaching of the alloeittlon last year
nelgbttar-sad--* witness fur' Plaintiff, Shout be alt Impetus to press lees
stated that In an adjoining field on ward to greater achievements this
his fares be had sown sixteen pounds year. She wanted to vee improve -
:hi alfalfa to the acre and had reaped meters In the sending iu of reports.
a 07 per cent. crop of sweet clover. \ Slit cwphaslied the fact -thin' it was
The next year he harvested an excel- I, tilt' t' task for Presbyterial sec -
lent crop of alfalfa.
I11* Honor nonsuitcd complainant.
D. E. Holmes for defence, F. R. Dar -
plaintiff.
row
for
Transport --Service-
I am now giviug daily serice
by transport between Gcslericlt
s_; eL Tonto. Mr. Wm. Tehbutt.
Montreal Street. has - charge
u( cls• G,slertclI end. and to:e-
phone mrs.ages will lee aceepted
at Mr. Tebbutt's house. phone
4x5, or house & Bell's Garage.
Kinketo(t Street, phone 33.
Thanking you far M*t -patron•
ere- anti trusting that this ser-
vice will still be re your I.•nefit.
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Mummng s Transport
ICO Mt•NNINGS
Il„� vinooiugs.
124 M,vlbuxl IN.,
Toronto. _Ont.
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belug the world for Christ. to develop a picnic spirit 1u spite of
third link was the formation of the I the nearness of• the ac•hoo1 building,
Home Missionary S.cx•iety in 1903, anti to whet youthful appetites for
The uulen of the Montreal Mlasios- i the lengthy program of races and con -
THIS -SCHOOL PICNIC
Small Army if Heys and (dirk Wee
a Happy' Time
rllx huudred happy boy's and girl* of
'Victoria and'Ceutral public echoed*
thronged the Victoria school play-
grounds
lay
grounds on Friday afternoon last,
when the third,auuual school picnic,
made po-slb:e through the generous
bequest •,t the late Robert MacKay,
was held.
As the children entered the school
grounds each one was given an ice
cream cone, generously ladled from
•(Me enitererea•.teIwosu. l+ce,st'�uab1T
cry Society, the Forelp Society an jests. eu dollars Ili -prizes -were giw-
the Hume Society was in 1914. In en as well as candy treats for the
1925 Just five members were left on y. ger kiddies anti generous candy
the board and they, too, had a vision. and peanut scrambles for those en -
They speut all one day to prayer, tered In the contests. In every rate
e8 ro-e ready fur - action• �tlte .-ee fe Ver than fifteen or twenty young_.
years- rater, ere ru 'T "n r
seventieth anniversary in Montreal, anti to the other contests nearly fifty
where the W. M. 13. of the Presbyter- boys and girls lined up to take part.
tau Church In Canada had its origin. Each chest class, after the races,
A Mental Picture formed a ring on the spacious shaded
Mrs. -Eaton thea. in iwagivatdon, lawns of the grounds and a hearty and
took the a present with her to the top l satisfying pk•nic lunch was served by I was decided evidence of ,IIrty work en
of the church where one looked out the members of the home and school I the sere street. The skuWnggery, it
with all who were at the Council I t4ubs. Among the eatables and drink- nns• and the protests were all guud-
meeting, at the structure that - had t ablea that disappeared were twenty- I natured. as there wa- nothing a1
been built They saw the evolution of slake, Nlld Isdh placers and spectator:,
five gallons of ice cream, ninety gallons pati o h tI
the �� H S -earn department lreru� f lemonade and ineltmerable rales
A. W. ANDERTON
TEACHER OF
Singing Organ Theory
Late Protease„}' of Monde Ulster Provincial CplIege and.
to1lsbi1P11- Cathedral, Ireland
Aye 500 Sueeewsea in Toronto Conservatory Ezaminationa
•26 pupils occupying positions u orgauilts and ehoir laiden
STVDIO: KU. J. HARRISON
Victoria Street Goderich Telephone ?•8'i -
Piano
SO TBALL6RS V. HAKDBALL-EKB
Knox Presbyterian church's sett
batters, idltamplons of the toter -church S
(e:btu In a game of Victoria
Itegue, defeated the towu baseball
pecial Display
softball by at a clot a OF NEW Y
st My a ec.Ke-�t-
R
heavyweights vigorously claimed. NAP �D�AY and TUESDAY
it a tie" The game wMlt along smooth-
lySEPT. 18th
until the official softball sorer ap•
)eared 1111 the s„ue 10 take charge; In a truly Swart collection in
then, su the big boys eIainied, there the perfect Balmoral Tam. The
"Jaunty" and popular Brimmed
Felts, In all the ultra -smart
shades.
"Snappy' new Tricorns give
added variety to the fashionable
NEW FALL STYLES.
You are cordially invited to
lnepxct our *tock.
of a need -each need born by the', and eandw►cher, at any rate sufficient
growth and development of our coon -Ito satisfy the hungry young army that
try.
sl. One PAN St H1T,"�•
POSTMASTER OF CLINTON
They a�ts_ttlo �17�TCS°t
-pOrLers, uaa;tceaeut.. Anal all this was In ad- (1. Morley (ouuter has retelced no -
a c a sv - a. o ens h at nis own p0 dittos to the pounds and ponnda -ef lite of hie appelstment 10 the ;+osltiess
therebrail to bring attractive reports to stretching from coat to coast of one I candy and peanuts that had been con -
the rallies and annual meetings if the (Venetia. Then they looked out be• sowed during the races.
se.•returies of the departmeuts of the yond the waters and saw the mission• Members g the home and school
work in the various organizations cries eacit In turn at work in his or dohs had charge the
of therefreshmentsatl
scut iu b,u-e tabulated forms without her adopted home. Mr.'. Eaton did • and 'shad 'tea In the
the ae,uwpuuimeot of an account ut not forget in her picture those who room to the children's parents and
arten
the work which the figures represented.
had helped in the building of the I other visitors.
iMiss Jeckel ;,Muted out to the priest- str+u'ture and hast �uue to tltetr rest. ;
dents that tlibre Is'-tnrextesse n�- like. Tablet sd Remembrance Mr. George Schaefer,-ehalrman of
interesting meetings, as a missionary j and on t a new -tnser '
t
e.tubled children as they sat down to
uter.
to draw material than any other or- This wonderful -structure of W. M. lunch, a (Ing1the .e to retuesuber
school
society has a larger scope from which W
ganlzatlon, for its field k world-wide. S. work all came' from a woman's sponsor
She urged treasurers in giving their vision seventy year, ago and it is 1 board, he said. was but an Instrumeut
mouthly statement to compare their *1111 In con*sroetiss. Twodhirds of to terry out the generous bequest of
standing with that of last year, and tbe people of the world hare never , the late Robert -MacKay. Mr. Schee-
to check up if behind, not wait until heartt of Christ. Everywhere men and i far ;tendered the regret* of Mayor C.
the annual meeting -to reach the a1- women are needed to carry on and to C. I.ee. who eats unable to be present.
location. -Aim at 100 per cent. In lead. urged Mrs. Eaton. \That can Winner. le lite Races
phase sof- the scald -she- -said we do?•• she asked. -Pray-the W. M. q;1e races conducted be Principal 11.
Lit Ia big bundle iftIl t ttttaiw -
•-was born in prayei.Ltllet III_LmI _. uY-_Clelutis Rhoot :rv+lt}
Strive to do the smallest task per. est, fervent prayer. God is the only •tt-4 as follows:
fectly anti your W.M.S. wiiI inerease solution to our difficulties. Jesus Kindergarten (•las,.-� 1 yards
and expand. • -Lets- -ethos* turned M God In prayer. Foster the lbws -Jack Bradley. Peter I'atter-
poster of God within you. Christ thought In the young girls: that God son. t,,ss 'arks.
Martin. Net t' R'lllis.
has been transforming lives for 2,000 has something for them to do. Why i �IGi area ltoena.
rears. 1 Christian reflects the eplr- are the W.M.S. auxiliaries decreasing I g ''rimer Class -1St yards
in members? As .al is true, :as we
it of Christ 1n his face. Let us look 1, r we will see HIs l Itoys-Uouuie Beattie, .1n hie alae
into the face of Jesus and be like go to Him In pray 1h,nald: Bobbie Cb•utrut.
Him." working In them. too we put God on I:irl.-Martoret Taylor. Bernice i
Secretaries Give Repasts • our program committee? If we pray White: Thelma Relearn.
The secretary, Mrs.. Young, read a I for our meeting every day, we will t
First B,sisk- 711 yards
forget It. If we pray for our s' ;toys-Oouuld -Fry, Charlie Dune's
Fihhrn )'iel,er, -
Girl- Irene itradley: Phyllis McMIi-
lan. Margery .lohnstou. ' -
U pears _and_ wider-75yanls
Boys -Jack Freeman, -Tom Kahle,
Philip Johnston. _ ,1.
(Bels-Ahneala !Steep, Muriel Leitch,
F. R. Miller
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Manufacturers say prices are
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of ptwtmaster of Clinton which had
been vacant since the death of -James
Scott. Mr. Counter is forty-two years
of age, the etdeat son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. (bunter, Clinton. and served -
overseas in the Great War. tie The Signal's Advertising Columns
Miss M.-Liiiaclicar
hingslma Sheet Badferd Mssb
very interesting and accurkte account . •• will not
of the.January sleeting in Clinton and ' mint -ter every day, mar pew
the executive Julie meeting in Bay- be vacant. Study the Word ei God and
fie:d. Mrs. T. Swau Smith. treasurer, pray. The foundation of the W. 31. S.
gave an encouraging report of the fin- 'Ras laid la a toek-of-TrayeF. Our.
arses to date and au earnest appeal greatest difficulty 1s not elosed (lodes,
to each one to 'give as liberally as she but closed hearts. For the sake of
••aa -.n that the. all watlon the youth, let a• not stand idly by l ilei ,rnttuper:
Wi-
n ra f -rotund Thr o,ba.io;aary eater-'
reached this year. Mrs. Dun:op, key 11 years nal umber -sal }arts
rises, that we may do our part to
woman. urged every key woman In P Boys-ltilly imneway. Charlie Wi-
elcD or�llaattoa to ask fur 100 per make the ds+�sa'Mt memo years ago,Rfe. Stanley Sproule.
rent. _ true. 'The World for Christ.' t. statt14aulitu, t..lwaen Jcnn :khne-
tlsfor Ln tetecent-s-v and seem- s riring part of the pro-
bettors for the Septrwls•r and I)reem- A very In. f ter, F:celyn i),ak.
ts•r coltee1ions. The supply seere- gram was n .e•eiun of prayer, the 1:1 years 111111 under -Na) pints
i1 tare � spuke nutmaj tett la s topic kering been arranged by Mrs.
4Boy.
Walter N'estbnook, Morley
-and- eti«r-inn onV- a'ad: Siva-. IfeeDonal!IAL t!”' liblissd)Nld Billy' Lau, __ _yam'^
ton. ani laautTtuif
-Wilma +Tells �nui'TWIT—
Owen
_
been neseved front Y. W. A., C. G
I. T. owl Mission Bands. Good ----se. Mrs. Gordon' Exeter. Mrs, Houston stop, Betty Eastman.
-pests. were read Irmota
(d Tldtsra4of Hayield and Mrs. Barnett of God-
ef*. literature. ate., N.• 14 years :uol.ucer-1(M) yards Buts- livnc.Lilloptufield. Harold-WIy
welcome and welfare, home help-
li ,
o •,
r tori • hast The day ended with a prayer. by ton.
-GIrh s nal Frills Ilrlcn Mei lett_ .._
JAcglnn
•11• 1laInes. ,
- go;) n.•-,• and lee rats.. 1/1 years and
Itnterr-I,l.i1.1 Scleentlwls. BM_ fired
d rt Jaw.•s Mo.nl.
-
GBetirlty s hrrtt-tine. r.fr
. K}a-•10 yen r. and -,eel. r
-hurue,
Mohring:
Boys' rabbit raee. 9 years and un-
der -Nereid i'irblado, Kenneth \'rouse.
Bill 3lnclh,unld. 9 c�mrs and uu
Girls' slipper race.
der --Betty $treugl an. •• Phyllis Cra
yen, Jane Bi.omfit•hI.
Harold 3lohring wile an easy win
ner in the *marathon' ruts. 1wigearounl
the pinya-rounds. Abort 811 of the
twenty starter.. the majority of whom
ran with t,msiderably more enthusl
asza than discretion. eomplctwl the
rue,'. Billy 11111 Was 1.14S41.14S4001,.etou. TIN-
W.111
st
Whittingham third.•
Three of 'the thirsty- *ceases-•-io aha:►_
Ririe' long race finished. The event
was won by Lois Carrick, who came
strongly from behind to nose out Fre-
da Barbour at the finish line. fatal
iuetlradley wAs third.
Two consoolation_,event s. for thews
who hnd not won prizes, completed 1114
epnrts list Tor the day. In each the
toys and girls formed teams. The
first. a hooptontr+L was won by tht
loos, hof the girls 111a111ngV1 to win
se
the .lycnute•st which follow•w1: A
*hewer of. candy kisssw_and pennies nt
the eemcltttlnn of tlpe contests (rented
a wild scramble as the contestants
chirped their reward,
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-FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 14th to 21st -
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Listerine Tooth Paste, 23e
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Wapole's 'tlilk of M4gnesia...
2O_or. .ink
('artrr'n 1,kile -Tills ..22e
TThomas'EeleetrIe 011, mud! . 29c
lteezone fur ('ons "-�
Peps -intent .itlti.eplir ...Vie, :Ilk,
81.00, no lax.
('ots'a I:Origan Fare Pow- Waterman's or Parker', Fountain
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Colgate's Shaving ( mem with I)yew-Rif, $star(, (Diamond.
Pal Resor Blade free ":.r I'uttlani. 2 pkgs. for _.s•
Fruitatives with Pocket Peek .42r
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Liquid 98r
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. everyone missed the report of the Mrs. Merlon -A'. Reid In Whiten
flies l life membership secretary. }
*nmmarla,*al'the-bleasJnp_derlceti from
Ylsc jalaeFar:Ane, of C1U11nn, ,and the iltleMtttt:>ftk• beautiful trfDnfe of
s:b.h i -for- her a coreplete recovery thank* to!iod and a further eonflrma-
•.1.0.cal tins of. the f rstn of Ata promises
The Muftis an secretary, Sire. BEER IN HURONM. A. Reid, *tressed the Importance
of orgapizing mission bands and_BesId^• G,slerleh several mnniclpall-
1)1184ed with Women's Auxiliaries -to tles In Haron have, by authority of the
realize that it is their responsibility. Provincial Liquor Control Itoard, de -
•'Wherever we have a W. M. 4. We parteti from the dry standards of the
should have a mission band if the
missionary spirit Is to be perpetuated.
In Hurons Presbyterial," he said.
The Mission Band rally will be
held In Goderich on Saturday, Sep-
tember 22nd, and every Mt*cion Band
Member should be present.-- --- --
The roll call, which WAS responded
to by a brief sketch of the most out -
'standing meeting Of tire Tear, proved
to be very helpful and interesting.
-
itev. T. W. Mills of Blyth brought
greetings from Presbytery. He very
highly complimented the W. M. S. on
Its efficiency In conducting meetings
and managing finances, Ile said
numbers were not always the great-
est force in the achievements of the
ehut'c ks. They were not to be discour-
aged because all the women members
of the Presbyterian Church in Canada ;
were not W. M. S. workers, but to re-
member that prayer would do much to
strengthen the tone*. The afternoon
'session opened with devotional exer-
oases conducted by the Arthur ('Irele
Y. W. Anxillary, Goderich. Two de-
lightful solos'were sung. one by Mrs.
Young, Hell'sail. and one by Mrs. Bon -
thews, Henget
Mrs. Eaton's Address
Mrs. J. H. Eaton. Orlllia, Provin-
rlat secretary of the w-eleome and wel-
fare department, WAS the guest
speaker, She hronght a *tory pic-
ture of the Council nteeting held in
Montreal In Milt that will long he
remenihered by those who were privi-
leged to hear her. • Mrs. Eaton
said, In her introduction. that she
wanted to reveal the romance of the
facts and figures: that auxiliaries,
Presbyterian' and Provincials had to
deal with details In routine. hue In
Connell eyes were lifted up and she
wonted the members to catch the
glimpse she got of the great strue-
tnre that had been built up In the
seventy years of the life of the W.
M. S. In ('anads. That she skew dol
in getting the vision of the gather-
ing In Montreal across to the minds
of iluron Presbyterial WAS manifested
In the Attentive acid responsive faces,
of her listeners. Mrs. Felon has the
gift of a trite speaker: she put her
picture before her Audience. herself
In the bsekgrmtnd.
The seventieth anni is the
outcome of a dreaas to l$04 of a untied
t'anada, :OW (4 God: a dream -nil
the whole world for Christ. Thou-
FALL—EXCURSIONS
to WESTERN CANADA
and the PACIFIC COAST
FROM ALL POINTS IN THE EAST
Going Dates - Sept. 21 to Oct. 2, inclusive
RETURN Il3IIT - 30 1►t\fit
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(iced in (coaches only
('HiI•DRI:N-Coal Half -fare -Baggage ('inked--Mtep Overs
_OPTIONAL Ke(. nN6s. 4'ONVKNii6NT TRAIN $FRVK'F
:IFF NEAREST AGRNT YOR SPW irte FAKER, TiCKFTS
nERT11 RESERVATIONS, TRAiN INFORMATION-
CANADIAN NATIONAL (T
1-% CENTS A MiLT Frrh Way
(:mad In Tourist Sleep(ng ('ars
tit
last twenty year*. Three ileenses
hare Iseeu 1.‘11.41 In Senforth, and
others In ZutIch, Bayfield, Blyth,
Brussels and Hensel].
The temperance people have not al-
together given hp hope In the efficacy
of the Canada- Temperance Act, and
some definite action to reassert ttie
supremacy of dry sentiment in the
eonnty eta'1rseet hr titer- -
LADiF AT PRIRBI'TERY
The (loderleh ladies attending the
Presbyterial W. M. S. meeting at Hen-
sall on Tuesday were Mrs. D. J. Lane,
Mrs. H. C. Dunlop, Mrs. F. G. Weir,
Mrs. G. Bisect, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs.
N. C. Lanaway. Mrs. A. Taylor, Miss
Ferguson, Miss Porter, Mrs. R. J. P.
Walter, Miss A. MacDonald. Mrs. •J.
tisset, Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. J. B. Me -
Kay, Mts. Hnnkittg, Mrs. RosS, Miss E.
Smnervllle, Mrs. K. Revell, Mrs. J.
Home. Mrs. 14 MnePhall, Mrs. J. H.
Barnetst. Miss Gordon.
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Elocution and Dramatic Art Department
Toronto Conservatory of Music
I♦IstI:'1111 mitt a•rnN-r1F
FLORENCE LESLIE J'ONISS
b. It. A. yi. (lIAN'1 TIO`\
;edithe {loyal Society of TenrbMra-
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Morning,'Noon or Night
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Flakes. Delicious with cream or milk, and fruit. Rich
in energy —'quickly digested — the kind of breakfast
that makes you feel fit.
Enjoy Kellogg's for lunch. So nourishing and easy
to prepare! So economical! Fine for the children's
supper, too, or a late evening snack. They encourage
restful sleep. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.
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