The Signal, 1934-12-6, Page 6i
41---41sureday, December Eta 1964
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
VIP IT'S
Plumbing, Heating
( tit.
Eavestughing
WEH FI IT
Repairs for al nuties of
stoves or furnaces
I'rumpt ?wry ler and maims-
able
eaeoo-able prices.
John Pinsk!'
Pharr 1;17 P. 0. Bei lel
Vas The Signal's Advertising Cohan'
A City
Residence ■ • ■
for a day, a weak or longer --
gem a single mom with bate to
re most sumptuous housekeep-
falg suite equipped with tthen, sil-
ver and china -affording every
convenience, luxury and attend-
ance. Delightful lounge recce
tion roans -unexcelled mama
rant ssrvlce--that, briefly. L the
dWlnotive appeal of the Wind-
sor Arms.
-Write for folder -
Morris W. Wilson
Heads Royal Bank
Sir Herbert Holt Retires alter
Long Term in
•
MO►
Montreal..
ala years to omce, Bir Herbert B.
has relinquished the presidency of the
Royal Bank of Canada and now be-
comes chairman of the board and
chairman of the executive committee.
He Is succeeded by Morris W. Wilson
as preeldeot and managing director,
Mg Wolf .0. Dobson follow* Mr.
Wilson as generiir-rokirdtil! i4'rr►_r-.rue
These changes were announced at the
end of the blank's fiscal year today,
after a regular meeting of the board.
Sir Herbert Holt's retirement from the
presidency marks the withdrawal
from aetlre duty of an outstanding
Canadian, under whore leadership the
Royal Bank bas developed from a re-
tatively email organisation to its pre -
1 sent status as one of the great Haan-
. ciai Institutions of the world. Fur -
1 tbermore, the appointment of Morrill'
+ W. Wilson ss president marks the first
j occasion this once has been attained
by a man within the ranks of the
t Bank.
j In *seeming the newly created post-
e tion of chairman of the board, Sir
Herbert Holt will continue a conne-
ction with the Royal Bank which began
Inearly thirty years art with his elec-
t tion as a director to February, 190fe.
Ile was appointed vice-president of the
its head office removed from Halifax
to Montreal to 1907, the year to which
Sir Herbert became vice-presldwt.
In 1906, when Sir Harbert became
president, the Royal Bask had 104
branch ogees; today it bas nearly 690
branches, serving all parts of Canada
and located In twenty foreign countries.
Its *meta during the same period
have tnereased from less than 160,000,-
so
00,000;so mora tee 4721,000,000, and the
Inner of- its shareholders front feff
to a preseut total of 12,000.
7t is understood that Sir Ikrbert'e
retirement from the presidency now,
The Rank two years later, and became its
Windsor Arms Hotel 'r' O0 44.0"w -1d. The Royal Bask has been in exlst-
tt 8t. Thomas Strom, once for sixty-five years. it was in-
(Blesr at Bay/ TORONTO corporated in Halifax in 1811) as the
?napalm.Tne IMerchants Bank of Halifax, its pre -
1 sent name being adopted in 1901 and
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CHAS. C. LEE
The Hardware Stere and Coal Yard at the Harbor
Phones -Store 22, House 112. Goderich, Ont.
Superior Stores
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3 cakes 13c
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J. McEWEN
ONE 46
J. CAI, CIJ T
PHONE 116 or 216
Afternoon
'Till Het
Linger oar
Let the UtUs
In .their
Let us thlak
Lie beyond
HAMIIJPON
ch. Oat.
let the words
chorda;.
between
light be seen;
Leaven and home
11 Ile come.'
11 Blckereteth.
• •
May we
'This a la
Thies own
VER
p In mind Thy words
brance of Me.'. For
's sake, we )fray.
Lees.
and whkh in game cases terminated la
death, or as bore Indicated sleep.
The question may arise whether God
♦aver TWts His people now with His
displeasure for their improper manner
of observing Chia ordinance. There is
0o reason to .oppose He indicts bodily
disease o0 account of It, bat there a
Ile reason to doubt that the Improper
observance of the Lord's Supper, like
the improper observance of any other
setigL,ui duLi, .eflil be followed with
the expression of
and with a spiritual blighting M tM
.out.-(wmmellthry .,- : .
• • •
woRl.D l I NS
_Rbabtiee literature Sedety
(Coatlnned )
Ws Rao* asst many of our dearest
friends are not rich in this world's
good. --frog your dear friend we ask
r iuteress too. WOE you pray that
eTo .manna God has
wealth may be led prayerfully to con-
sider this reglteat. We are also mak-
ing an effort here in Shanghai among
our Chinese friends and are hoping in
early autumn to be able _Ait secure
:11,000 in order to permit ee to append
and go on. Christ elaims the best
and we want to give It to Him.
Before closing I want to mention our
Christian Broadcasting Aseoclatlon
with headquarters on the seventh
floor of our building. Is there
any other country in the world
with such an assotiatlont Th4 L fin-
anced by a group of Chinese business
men and every day through the air
the Gospel message is carried tar and
wide. I wonder if some day you in
England and Canada and America will
be able to "listen in" to China from the
Christian Broadcasting Association I
often Imagine that our dear ones who
labored for China and bate passed on,
are "listening in" and rejoicing with
Eleven. ineadwo.4. tltt,Christ4a
Literature Society are helping will tee
broadcasting at different hours on such
subjects as Better Homes, Child Train-
ing, Noon Day Meditations, Morning
Prayers, Story Telling. Preaching and
tinging from pastors and friends of
Chinese churches go ea at stated later -
vats every day.
And now, dear friends, we all wish
you much joy and happiness. May
God's richest blearing be yours.
Sincerely.
Mrs. D. MacOillivray.
M. W. WILSON
President. The Itoyal Bank of Canada
at the age of seventy-eight, 1s due part -
to his desire to have more leisure
dor pe la bre ; but yrtiaetps4is -ae.
his policy of gradually transferring his
direct responsibilities to younger
shoulders.
The New President
Morris W. Wilson, the new presi-
dent and managing director of the
Royal Bank, was formerly vice-presi-
dent and general manager. He 4
fifty-one years old, the age at which
Sir Herbert became president. He was
born in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where
he entered the service of the Bank.
His entire business career has bean
with the Bank, and the thirty-seven
years since he began have been marked
by a series of promotions through
which he has acquired experience in
every phase of banking activity.
In 1909, when be was twenty -ail,
Mr. Wilson was moved from the Mari-
times to Vancouver, where he became
manager of the main once two yeatf
later. In 1916 be was tranaferred to
head Dice in Montreal as chief la-
epector. Tbe following year be be-
came superintendent of branches, sad
in 1922 was appointed senior asaistaat
general manager. He was promote
8. a
Lewd
aebgba and
Lama pals-.•-- 11:23-
M.
Odds t 11 :A
St. Pod - latter half of this
chapter reproof to the Corin-
thians >4 • irregularities in the
obeervil s* - Lord's Supper. In
"see be had com-
following hie instrOe-
the
mended that"
lieu anti gating his example even
as he bad Mile Christ his motel 1n
all RAVEL
It L grubable that at this early per-
iod all the alrtttlans in Corinth were
aetealL..Id iia Meet in one place. The
aparticularly refers to their
a fal otxebsererve the ordinance
of the *upper. At that early
period it ie gedbable that this was done
Oil every turd, day. St. Pant te-
„p>IoVex Gail for the manner of their
obserraImbiL-'' 8l Ayr'Ieww later"
perance. -yet greediness, your par-
taking K re food separately and not
in comasll, abbot be a celebration of
that s0,pfen ee consistent with ft." The
stemma b •t. Paul leads to the be-
lief that thireerinthian Christiana had
entirely alataken the nature of the or-
diluted',
rdinanta, aft bad converted 1t into an
occasion of ordinary festivity, and
eren latm.Wsrance; tbat they had come
to regard it as a feast In honor of the
Saviour r aeete such principles as
they observe. feasts in honor of idols,
and that observed it in some such
manner; all that was supposed to
make it aalthe those festivals was,
that It was la honor of Jesus rather
than aa Mala and was to be observed
with seamtedereoce to His authority
and mad This ate and drank to ex-
ces and le tamed a sacred feast tato
a were rte. It may seem remark-
able that Sib scenes ahouldever taw
occurred t Christian church, or that
been such an estlre
e eaten and deg* of
But we asst res
ass peope bad very re-
tata, and were goody
nature of tray uWghf
eras Sgaliejleasebed
there
pen
the
UMW
eetatiy
feasting
wMR
Wa is yens? 'bail I
praise yds to mkt 1 dew yea act'
Ia order to MI6 them the tree 11111 -
tare sad real de the Lead% /t'
per the apostle id the solemn
cumstafses in WIRE k was instituted:
the particular aJisttfitltad la view -
the commemoration tithe ¢oath of the
Redeemer, and the garpoeh witch it
wits designed to Means, which was
not that of a festival, bit to keep be-
fore the church sad the world a con-
stant remembrance of the Lord Jesus
until He should again return. He did
not, therefore, demise, them for their
irregularities and gross disorder, but
he expected to reform the evil by a
simple plain statement of the truth,
and by an appeal to their consciences
as the followers of the Lord Juts.
What he said to them Is still the
warrant for Its observance today. "For
1 have reeeived of the Lord that whleh
also I delivered unto you, Tbat the
Lord Jeen,, the same night In whicb
He was betrayed, toot bread:
And when He had given thanks, He
to general manager of the Bank in , brake 11, and said, Take, eat; this is
July, 1929, and in ternbecame vice- My body which is broken for you ; this
president a well. Foch of his pre- do in remembrance of Me.
deceseoTl6,i,,-president has been, Tiltr'-after- hr .sate -rinser also He took
Sir Herbert Holt, a figure of promin- the eup,'-a'ben Be had supped,..raring
enc. In industry or commerce. He is This Is the new testament In My blood;
thus the first professional banker to this do ye, as oft as ye drink 1t, in re -
become president of the Bank. mcmbrance of Me.
Sydney G. Dobson, who has been For as often as ye eat tbla bread,
senior assistant general manager and sand drink this cup, ye do *bow the
who now succeeds Mr. Wilson as gen- !Lord's death till He come."
eral manager, has had a similar career, Having thus shown them the true
Like Mr. Wilson he was horn In the nature and design of the tnetitution.
Maritimes, at Sydney, Cape Breton,lee proceeds to state the consequence*
and 1s fifty-one years old. Re started I of partaking of It la an improper man -
with the Rank es a Junior clerk in his !mer.
home town thirty-four years ago, be -1 "Wherefore, whosoever shall eat this
coming accountant at Winnipeg in UA08. bread, add drink this cup of the Lord,
After serving in various othet post- anworthUy, ,ball be guilty of the body
Bons. he was appointed manager of 'and blood of the Lord." It is import -
Sydney hraneh In 1910 at the age of !ant there should be a correct nutter -
twenty -seven. ii'ive years later he ; standing of this passage. A clergy -
became assistant manager 1n ' man, on one occasion, seeing a woman
Montreal, and in 1818 he was trans- allowing the sap to Naas her, took up
[erred to Vancouver to succeed Mr. another and landing it to her said,
Wtleon as manager. In 191R he be --"Take It, wawa. it is for sinners."
came acting supervisor of Middle West It in to be remembered that the word
branches, with headquarters at Win. is nhworthily, not unworthy. it dace
nlpeg, and in 191A was promoted to"teot refer to personal qualifications but
general inspector at lead office. Ile be- has reference to the manner of obaerv-
came assistant general manager three ing the ordinance. Whatever may be
years later, and has oecnpled this p0- onr consrlmrsaaM of pereneel nnworthl-
sltinn for the last twelve year& neva or onf1teor alnd tbat conscious -
bees rennet be too deep -yet we may
have eneh love to Christ and soeh a
desire to be saved by Elm, and such a
Renee of His worthiness, as to make It
-proper for it to approach sod partake
of this ordlnaace.
-Hut let a man exaintive himself, and
•n let hlm eat of that bread and drink
of that crap.'
TAM examination should be of a pri-
vate nature go rete 1f we are gaining
the victory over our besettiag sins. It
ahonld esters& to all our Christie* re-
lation/Able. 1n the family, the eommnn-
ity and the eboreh, to sets H we are
living the 1145 of a Militias.
.'For he that eaten) and drIbbeth 0* -
worthily, set tb and drtnkstb damna-
tion to himself, not dt.'ernlng the
CAH'T SLEEP Lord's body.
For thin alae away an weak and
art1104111i1VIII- .k'kly *tem/ lea and mond "or
RAO seridl man \ it may possibly have bean the eget
CHASE'S
see p of 1 that the intetfperaate sad gluttony
D
g.CHASE'S 1 t% *which prevails& en these *emotes*
was the theft mum of so main pert
,, of the bodily dame *idea prevailed,
4 G. DOBSON
General Manager, Tbe Royal Bank of
Canada
SCHOOL REPORT
B. S. NO, A, CCLBORNE
Report for the months of Septem•
ber, October and November:
Sr. IV -David Farrlah 71%, Harold
Jewell 65, Harry Chisholm 51.
Jr. IV -Kathleen Chlahoha 411%.
Br. III --Reith Parrish 71%, Eileen
Boge 07, Harriet Horten 07, Douglas
Rogie 117, Lillian Chisholm 5e, Donna
Fisher 47.
1f- Marine Chisholun 877%
1-Madeliee Chisholm, Ceerald
Fisher.
DAViD F. ANDERSON, Teacher.
ST. HELENS
8T. HllR.t1111i8, Dec. E.—Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson Woods, Mrs. R. J. Woods
and Lorne were visitors on Moaday
with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Stanley
township,
Misses M. R. Salkeld, Elisabeth and
Laura Salkeld, of Goderteh, were gnats
with Mrs. Gerdes ea Wednesday.
Mr. Hugh Rutherford attended the
inter Fair at 1Mpto for a few days.
. T. J. Sakai. guarded the Bee ea-
iselattoa asattag la Tomsrto.
Mr. sad Mrs. Atf. lobbed of God -
wore vidtees with Mr. and era
X-Maangerad dards. 1am_ we&
Alto Laura. 14wetadt, seem -
ad Mr. 11'. O. Toad sad Mr.
Rutherford, haw Nit en a abates
p to the Chicago live sten sad*
Ina
The annual meeting of the Harris
Minion Band will be held on Satur-
day. A good attendance is desired.
On Friday evening the Ioung
People's Society held • social. A very
pleasing program of mist. and games
was enjoyed and • sumptuous lunch
was partaken of.
Word was received recently by Yrs.
Wm. Campbell, of the- 6th concession, o[
the death of ber brother, Dr. Wm. El-
liott, of Wolseley. Dr. Elliott visited
Ma sister here in the falL
Scholarship Awariei-George Me-
Qnillin, a son of Mr. Wm. McQutllla,
was one of Hv. students of the
O.A.C., Guelph, to be awarded • .ehoi-
ar•bip of e20 each. The scholarships
were donated by J. J. Fee, a grad-
uate of the college In 1888, to be
awarded to worthy students. George is
a second -year student of the O. A. C.
We extend congratulation&
"Over a large part of the world's
area. there is today no such thing as
eta of the preen." -Nichola, Mur-
raY Mutter.
"The entertainment (business needs
good taste and finer persoonef. The
showman doesn't know and the pub-
lic doeto't know what the public wants.
My idea is to be creative and present
new things." -Samuel Lionel (Rosy)
Rot'tafel.
lia
HERE'S THE AID TO
FEWER COLDS...
VICKS VA -TRO -NOL.
• aINIMISM a Wit
IfirtfrA0
f .I',... ViC) S PLAN *,
NIRI'$ TNI AID TO
SHORTER COLDS
• ..VKK$ VAPORUS
MA cm 0150ad ANO Awn
ra
CONTROL OF CM `.:S
W. 1[ S. o11IONRa
Nara Street Satiety Heys 1'ieetbae
for Ceasing Year
At the regular meeting of the W.Y.
8. of North street United church, held
Meath" &Resume, ski ilotTetipeuip
gram was in charge of Mrs. W.
Curds. The leaflet "The Circle of
Friendship" was read by Mrs. M. W.
Howell; Mrs. M. McKay read the
Scripture lesson and Mrs. J. I. Aitken
offered prayer. A quartette, composed
of Mesdames W. Horn, B, Johnstone J.
W. Moore and W. P Lane, sang beauti-
fully "SlJent Night."
The business meeting was conducted
by the Aral vies -president, Mrs. James
Hamilton. Several communications
were read by the secretary, Mrs. Wm.
thrashes, among them one from Mies
Elsie Bradford resigning her of ee as
Wperintendent of the Mbsloa Band.
Miss Bradford has given years of ivies -
did service In her special work and It
was with regret that the auxiliary ac-
cepted
sseepted her resignation. The choice of
her successor was lett to the Incoming
executive of the Society.
'The treasurer, Miss Margaret Rob-
ertson,
obertson, reported envelope savings, fees,
r.. for NQsepbber. I eottattnt to
1190.06, in addition to the Ihinbo4 iTbt
of 01912.00.
The following officers wore elected
for 19135: Hoa. presidents, Mesdames J.
H. Colborne, J. Stewart, J. E. Tom, A.
Davidson J. Curry, C. Ginn; presl-
dsaR, lies.W P T* e ; vice-presidents,
Let. Mrs. J. B. Grisham, tad. Miss M.
0. Robertson, Erd, Mrs. M. W. Howell,
4th, Mn. Wm. Btraehan; recording sec-
retary, Mrs. A. Mathieson ; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Wm. Riven; corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. Jas. Hamilton ,
planate, Mrs. W. J. Mair, Mn. P. J.
Cantelon ; treasurer, MW M. J Rob-
ertson. Secretaries of departments:
Christian stewardship, Mrs. W. Hers;
strangers and flowers, Mn. A. Buchan-
an; supply, Mrs. Thos. Johnston. Mn.
R. J. Howard, Miss E. Rose, Mrs. H.
13yaa, Mrs. J. McClure; associate help-
ers, Mrs. C. M. 'Robertson, Mrs. S. J.
Wart ; Missionary Monthly, Mas A.
Jenkins, Mrs. T. J. Anderson; temper-
ance, Miss A. Davidson. Mrs. A. Wal-
ters; literature, MTs M. McKay; press,
Mime M. G. Robertson; fiance commit-
tee, Mrs. W. Hera, lira H. L Mlteld,
Yrs IL W. Ryas; auditors, Mrs. J. W.
Mesra, Mrs.. M. McXay ; lapeTistea-
dotst of Milian Circls, Mho R. Reaiaa-
an,;et-Baby .Radt..l Ae_ IAsrd,
Mrs. P. J as bstaateEvelyn
G
Mission Miss Bae c►adre4r. Mian
To assist thefollowing ware
strangersvisitors tar
the differed wast of 1S. town: 8*
David's, Mrs. las. MoNaq Mn. T. L
Walla; Bt. Andrew's, Mrs. O. Oould. -
Mlw J. Whitely ; St. George's, Mrs. W.
J. McNevia, Miss E. Buchanan; St.
Patrick's, Mn. If. Bishop Mrs. Mur-
doch.
'NO"!'iasr"1r aoaa s•eaaMrria iia "
gemma to social stability than a dam
of educated onempiored.---A1/eue
Huxley.
'Today it a not so much the repu-
tation of politicians whkh is at stake
as that of the voting public."--Have-
leek Ellis.
"America is an aa:ompike in the de-
cay of political morale In Europe ant
in the cultivation of the spirit of re-
venge begotten of :-Atilt
EiDateln.
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"It Pay to Lubricate"
Men's Clothes
Come in and look over our
Pall and Winter Samples.
They are superb.
Everything that's new is
Yen's Wear at this time
of the season. '
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Weed -
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S. D. CEOP'V, DEPOT AGENT. 'PHONIC *SJ
Let the Joy of Giving Be Yours
—Let the Gift bat of lasting
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