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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
6 -Thursday, J my 26t1s, 11195
Further Argument
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Arrow -Bus Schedule
Leave (:,decub, �-� nMI.
dally 7.30 a.m., 5 p.
rd
Time, for Stntfofd, Kitchener.
Guelph and Toronto.
Connections at (Tinton for Lois
don and Kincardine
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Leave Gederkb, South -bound,
daily except Sundays and Doli.
days, 4 p.m. Leave Sarnia 10.40
a.m.. arriving Goderich 335 p.m.
Itineraries planned
a points
Uted Sa
and Mexico
-CONSULT LOCAL AGENTS -
T. Pmea, Mask Wasp MIM. 1111. iN
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TORONTO
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
WEST WAWANOSH
The West Wawacosh council held
the regular meeting on July 8th, with
all the members cresent and Reeve
1 hes minutes of Lai
Stewart presiding
meetingwere read and accepted, on
motion of Councillors Gammie and
Smyth. The principal business of the
meeting w'as the payment of road ac-
counts.
tcounts. The following general ac-
counts were read and ordered paid. lab North
Aral lel Act. s similarhere the
motion of Councillors Smjth and statute.
Act that are not
MoQnilin: Jas. Lyons. sheep claim. Caned( Temperance
1112: Louts Grant, sheep inspection, enfmkrd by the Provincial anthort-
$1.60; U. Thompson. sheep inspection, ties: to inatanee one. the Excise Act.
0L50; Jas. pinnigan. sheep di". $7; I "in any event T consider
C. Alton, relief supplies, $5.01; W. H. ' the Canada Temperance Art to
McClure, relief eapp:lee, IS; U. Thome l he an Intro -Mon on Provincial tights
stn. sheep inspect $L50; T. Web- and 1 consider that the iignor dues -
sl I tion has been satisfactorily dealt with
over the C. T. A.
SNAPSHOT GUIL
Acj,.fr,ape Picturie Time
Sunday Afternoon
•••
By ISAUEI, HAMILTON
HOW . TO MAKE ICED T
ill./. 441
11sr�m Wawa
steins Side ia Yes 1.. ,4/1 g� M/lt� add
Jelee 111 Deoee saylrr/sr wtMtefed `o bag� w/ beau Serve we t> ed Iso
(Continued from page 31
"With the passing of the Ontarle
Temperance Act to 1916, the Liquor
License Act as a whole was repeal
and therefore any provision, for the
enforcement of the Canedg Temper-
ance Act disappeared from the Ontario
legislation.
'The only provision that there now
is for the enfnreement of the Canada
Temperance Act le in Section 130 of
that statute. w
hich provides that ''a
f �.--o-PT on
merit mar gbt Ma or-
-.-
name of the collector of customs with-
in whose official division the offense
was committed or In or In the name
of any person.' The Rnt'eeeding sec-
tion
ertion very vagnely ohllrates the col-
lector of cndoms to prose(fte.
N. Present Machinery
"in view of these facts, 1 think my
atetement that there 1s no present
machinery for the Enforcement of the
Canada Temperance Art H an ,.rcnr-
ate one. ss It 1* hard to see bow the
only person charge[. with any respon-
sibility. namely. the collector of ens -
toms. can adequately enforce the net
"Dr. Irwin also says that the posi-
tion of the Ontario Government under
the ("muds Temperance Act is ex
*oily the same as under the Criminal
endo. a Dominion cr.aetment which 1s
enforeoahle by all officers of the law,
whether municipal, Provincial, or Ted-
erel
"it is (mite tree that the Province
enforces the CrimIMl Code. although
It could not enact it. hut that 1s hecau e
the power to legislate as to the aAmtn-
tatratlnn' of jostler Nth- to Pro,Inee 1s
matter committed -to it by the Brit -
er. 814059 claim.
loeectt ad}enraed most A e . the r sgnnr ammo AM. The On.,
T6F- -to-
gust 12th, at 1.30 p.m. tarin Government 1s not going to Om*
DUONIN PHILLIPS, p lowed in the
artdwhf�f�tion of en -
no
(inert of West Wawanosb Townehf
obligation to enforce. and the validity
Use Tim SIgaaY$ Ajvertiaiag Cadammia of which 1s strongly questioned." -
Exeter Old Home Week
Saturday, July 27t1i, to Wednesday, Jily 31st
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
ReN,t+sMon aed�Mstat gwvices
MONDAY, JULY JIM&
12.0 e m -,.rend Parade.
400 p.m R ' aseball-Rtratlo(Nationals) vs. Hamlltea 1\Mtorfasl. Two of the
smartest teams In (httar10.
The ant hall will be pitched by the Hon. J. O. Gardiner. Premier of Raakatebew-
10Y Frank
te.]IAMartin. w. 1Oo dlt P ,nmes Ml antrns.L A. Pbnd toiMoyM
p.m. -Mutual SAID D In J street United ha nment Wade and Mon' addresses b7 Obi- .
-11.30 ern -Old Time rlddlers' (•o0Y TUESwed by MOWDAY, Seth Da
fat Stwsivewoof other r
LM p.a.-Softball-St. �s flirts RitveroodlI ) Ofts.
7Wpm -Parade led by waterloo. Forest. Realnrth. Dashwood. Homan and Ereter
Saadi to Fair Grounds F1 One of the
,,p p.o art la America araa, ll waterloo Band �d Tattoo ander the leadership of Mr
Thele a Areat Musical rasaval
If s'6 p -Magnificent dlepiay of Fireworks by Hand of Toronto
ftreet Dancer -New and Old Time.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 31,0
100 D m. -Horse (tares -6 Events -Wm 4akw-16 bald -up Putties some of the
fastest horses In Ontario hooking Privileges.
s Fun -Makers of Hepsall. ?,rent
7,p pia. -014 Time Minstrel Show by the Famous Time
(Mag/eal-Nies for Costumes. Street faayr-New and 01.1u� SUNDAY
carro is arc MIDWAY Miotics cSat
Ds.. i G....+ ..d . ria. pN•kt•e
a•tessies ib d lUsds ase was wortsd
wag. rooarved for sacs.
Superior Stores
SALE
from -July -25th -
Sometimes a light surprise,
The Christian while be sing;
it is 'the butd W a rhes
With healing in His wings;
%'ben comforts are declining,
He grants the soul again
A seasou of clear shining,
To cheer it billet rain.
-Wm. Cowper.
"Keep a Phelan NMI of
DURING them Ane rammer alae
just about everybody, it se1Ms,
wants to take advantage of every
opportunity to get out to the coun-
try, the lake or seashore for camp-
ing, marshmallow roasts, corn
roasts, clam bakes, beach parties
and what have you.
. Taking pictures at night around
the camp Ire is a lot of fun and the
results pleasing and out of the ordi-
nary. Since the introduction of the
Photolaah lamp there has been a
tremendous Interest In camp -Ire pie
_. tures for this lamp is so simple to
operate. The Photoflash lamp 1s sim-
ilar in appearance to a common eleo-
trfc bulb and can be screwed tato a
special holder resembling aa ordi-
nary hand lash -light tube. These
holders are very inexpensive and
can be purchased at almost any
store selling photographic supplies.
The lash la set off by pressing the
lash button and It gives an intense
light without any noise or smoke.
This is how you take a camp -Ire
picture. The people should be
grouped as close to the Ire as com-
fort w11 permit The arrangement of
the group can be viewed in the
finder of the camera by having some-
one hold a pocket lash -light or fire-
brand at each side of the scene. This
w11 indicate just what and who are
included fa the picture.
gal
Year CattspSre PartIse
AKd t$ as warn you -be sure you
have everybody In full view In your
tinder. Otherwist. you may Ind the
decapitated body of a dear friend
appearbtg b the finished print.
It is well sot to harts the are too
brfgbt, nor yet allow it to die down
to embers when the picture 1s alma.
With the camera resting on A tlr-
pod or lira wpport, set It at stop f
or U.S. 4, open the shutter, and set
off the fast bulb and then be sure to
close the suer immediately. Whim
=Mg the Pbatodash bulb hold It to
au aldose lhs camera, and slightly
behind R The latter position pre-
vents psesoalty of lens Aare from
the teeh.Iitare's one simple pieta*'
taoa:-.Maeat the camera L placed
where die smoke from the are
may set be Hoon towards the leas
or between It and to subjects.
Remember too it is not necessary
to own as eiamsnsive camera to take
oaap-ire )fiaMres at night. You can
tate soe3illetarew-and geed ones --
with • boot Omen by using the larg-
e st step.
8o
if yea are planning on an out-
door party at night over this week-
end. er a caiping trip, be sure to be
Prepared /(.lake some fascinating
Phi ' *tures. Here's wishing
you • let Iflea and good pictures.
JOHN VAN GUILDER.
CILIOR BEQ1fI011
Large Family Gathering Hold at Rep
field en Saturday
The annual reunion picnic of the
O'Ich family was held on Saturday,
July 20, at Jowett'( Grove, I3arasld.
Over one bo dyed attended. The
Caleb family five brothers sad one
sister settled :n Tuekersmith district
nearly one hundred years ago.
The day was Ideal rod after a pro -
• • •
buxom _
Service work carry un in the assured
hope of rom:ng victory. For confid-
ing In Thee they cannot but rejoice.
Amen.
MUMS .M THAT JELL
By Betty Barclay
• • •
S. S. LESSON FOR AUtV8T 4, 11136
Looms IfspieJesiaf• asRglsas
Reformer).
Lemma Passage -II IMP Bil4,11-23.
baits Te t--Mattheer 4:11.
Josiah, king of Judah, was put on
the throne, at the age of eight years,
KU too alma the fresh fruits end IMP
rim now se -undant w1U Tani* for
mothers and thrifty
their cupboards'
luocionjams
and
world It Nees
the year.
housewiv
while
ren
Not
dtabearteu
steaming k
by the people, who frustrated the de-
signs of his father's murderers. He WINDSOR, V..NT. rooto; Mr. and Mn. R. R. Ward, of
reigned for thirty-one years (B.C. 641- The Border Cities All Peeples' MIs- Toronto: H. C. Muatrelmali, of Kit(heif
Cil,). The account of his reign as slam--Tbe year 133 has been a re- er; W. D. Hall, of Port Huron; Misses
Oren in Jung and Obronlcles te11s iso- markable year in many ways and 1 Hilda and Kathleen Reid, of oltamlllou ;
Slhby McCulloch, of Hen.dale, ill.: Mr.
and Mrs. (leo. Simon, of Rockford, 111.:
Mr. and Mie. PaUenger, of Hamilton :
Mr. and Mrs- R. J. Deachman, 0
Drachman, of Wingham;•Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hasel, of Hamilton; Mr. and
Mn. 11. Russel, of Hamilton ; J. M.
White. J. A. (full, G. A. Stephens, of
Toronto ; .1 McCarty, of Detroit . 1L
M. Thompson. of Cincinnati, obit);
Leslie (1nnemIth, Loedoe, Ragland: J.
A. Cameron and party, of Toronto
Marian V. and Sadie B. Kopf, of South
Bend, Ind. ; Mabel Walker, Mrs. N Mac-
l*tyre, of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. T.
W. Christian, of Toledo, Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs. M. Moore, of Kansas City ;
W. B. 'Thomson. N. W. Lamport, Il.
D. Dempsey sad Mr. Aapden, of Toron-
to; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Von Norman,
Mile Hopkinson and Charles Van Nor.
UM. ot Toronto.
"["ellwalliil s
arcs At one home w•berelfiie`17ifier
was remonstrated with for making
money by unlawful mesas he said:
"Well, you know my wife is not well
and has been at Byron Sanitorlum,
- (til Il!!'�l�lN _0s'
week weir Also B. 1. Chester, A. J.
Chester, of Sarnia ; Dr. and Mrs. L. I.
Jones', ut Detroit; Mr. ■ud Mrs. Geo.
M. Herbst, of Niagara Falls, N.Y. ; Dr.
Wm. Hendrick, of Gary, Indium; Miss
She needs nourishing food and I can- Evelyn Jackson. of Toronto; John S.
not buy U on the relief money I tint. Storoweki, of Toronto; Messrs. M. Mud -
1 have tried everywhere for work and din. W. Seblajer and M. Mayer, of
have had none for a year, except what Detroit; Mr. J. R. Thomas, of Nov
the city gives to pay my rent. I do lurk City; Miss Helen O'Hara. of
not west to get money In this way Canton, _S?blui Mr. W. Peters and Mr.
either, but what would you do If you F A. Htahlman. ot Parkersburg, Ili.;
were In my place?" One feels so help- Mr. and Mrs. Osborne 81010, of Da-
les. In the midst of such difficulties. trout: Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson. of To -
thing of his early history or of t
influences under which hegrewwl up.
Klassn
111e narrative In Klass g
his repair of the temple In the eight•
eenth year of his reign, and that 1n
Chronicles with to beginning of his
destruction of Idolatry in the twelfth
year. During th[eD repairing
not bees
temple, which apparently
made since the days of Jebolada the
priest as recorded in Ii Kings, twelfth
chapter, the book of the law was found
in the boas, of the Lord by HUklah,
the priest. He give it to Shaphan the
scribe, who read It before the King.
The King was so terrified by the
"book," probably Deuteronomy, that be
test his clothes, and immediately. sent
Shap1an and three others to Huldah
the prophetess, to learn the w111 of the
Lord. She repiied that the Lord in-
tended to punish the people for their
long -continued disobedience, according
to The iliifbilgs of the book; bat, la _ consequence of Joslab'■ ready and sin- Ho nougancily 2$.- -g
(ere hamlllation, the strokes were to the burg oo Monday iacloded Dr. W1D
be delayed until after his death. McGregor and Dr. George MccGr, g T,
As recorded 1a today's lemon. Josiah. of Chicago; Atr.
goof
after receiving the message from the
prophetess, gathered together all the
elders of Judah and Jerusalem, the
hours spent over a
gram of sports supper was served. At jelly that reuses to
the supper hoar the following *Seers"Jell." Gran. had Ude exper-
were elected for the coming year: fence often. dither, too, bad her N
President, Joseph Crich; vice-prest- meats of despair. The asodern we -
man, however, can pot up her mama -
able preserves wit every assurance of
success.
Resit:ing that fruits seldom contain
enough natural pectta--the sobatance
that makes jellies 'jet/" -expert cooks
have adopted as use of an agent -
tattled fruit pallia. Used in Its pro-
per proportions, jelly cannot fall to
dent, Mrs. J. W. Manning; secretary,
Harold Crich; treasurer, J. W. Crich;
press secretary, J. W. Manning; sports
committee, Melvin Crich. Fletcher
Townsend, Sam Whitmore, Clayton
' Martin and Wilbert Orich ; lunch corn -
!
['Mee, Mn. (Dr.) Fowler. Mrs. Ed.
Ball, Mrs. Frank Codman, Mrs. Amos
Townsend and Miu Gladys Crich:
W.M hi Joseph Crich, Amos Plan your Meg closet now. Next
historical committee, Mut Towler, J.
an ne•
Townsend and Mn. `winter, when haat r7 palates yearn for
( Tense attending froomm a distance Crit• fresh fruit and hem flavors, you will
a ! be thankful many. times over that you
were:Mr. W. Obrtstie and sons, Belle s and jellies:
e;viiirandYsVOitsMartin.i stocked nD wthelam
have learned so much from the people
of this community. 1 honestly be-
lieve that these people. representing
fourteen nationalities, are eager to be
the right sort of citizens and to do
their part In bringing 1n a new social
order. The questions they bare put
to me regarding municipal, Provincial
sad Fe4erai maaagemeot of our conn-
-- _ to to es-
tPF i/w- ahitWi ttse-!K
teat that they trays feat a» on an in-
telligent expedition of research to ind
out a great deal about these matters.
It is quite interesting to see the men
costing to discuss current evepts, etc.,
sad together to try to get some light
U to how we may do our part to build
this new social order or at leant get
at the mare, of our troubles today.-
GRIM M B Whyte
ST. HELENS
Englehart ; Mr. and Mra McCrea, New Red aa. 0Nq mai Cornea idly
i iekeard; Mr. and Mrs. Lee and
children. Rather*. end Mr. and Yrs.
J. R. Tomme sd ami dandiest, Vert
J1'xaneea. ., .
' The reunion next year will be held
tin I at the name place on the foam Wed-
nesday of July. "
July 31st
SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Pkg. 37c
COCOANUT !INGER
BISCUITS Per lb. 1 Sc
RiNSO
Large pkg. 23c
DAINTY
GUM DROPS Lb 1 Sc
McLAREN'S
JELLY .6 Pkge' 25c
POST'S
BRAN r LAKES. Pkg. 1140
LIBBY'8 JVY80 TIN
PORK & BEANS 10c
LOBSTER '/t 33c
KIRK'8
CASTILE SOAP Sc
MAPLE LEAF
SALMON Tin 31c
POST'S MINUTE
TAPIOCA 2 pkge. 25c
COUNTRY LIST GOLDEN,.
SWEET COR :. Per tin 8c
MIRACi2WHIP
81/2 ors. 19c
CRUNCH'S SWEET
PICKLES • .28 or. jar 25c
PEANUT BUTTER
28-". jar 25c
.4 lbs'
25c
COiD SOAP 4barn 17c
pRollum TEA ..lisp and Sanest, Owed Bowl 1 lb.
or Tea Plate Tree
J. J. McEWEN
PHONE 46
.f. CALVINICUTT
PHONE 116 or 216
'•Bltternes. sickens life; leve''beels
it." -Harry Eaereon Foedkk.
Have you found the �
SUNNY PACKAGE
on your grocer's shelf?
/ it
-� it's a delicious reviy4s•am reveal.
Millions of Canadians hese found
Kellogg's ALL-B\Art • safe, e4eetive
means of correcting common con-
stipation -the kind ceased by lark
of "balk" in the menu.
Laboratory measurement s show
that AL1.-ANAN provides "bulk" to
aid elimination. ALL -Rats also sup-
plies vitamin B and iron.
The "balk" in this tempting ee
real i* more effective than that
found in fruits and vegetables -
becalms it resists digestion better.
Within dm body, it absorbs meis-
tere and forms m soft mess. Gently.
this cleans set the intestinal waste.
Isn't Ibis natural food hew* them
taking patent medieinesf Twe tail.•
spswtinl. of Au. -Rues daily are
u Bally sufficient. C.lrasie eases with
emelt meal. if this fails is give no
Dd. see yea dere,.
Enjoy Au: Rues as a esefel,
reek late appraising reeipea.
Kel-
logg's ALL -Rua eentaine meek metre
needed 'balk" than
pan( -bran products.
In the rect.nd•green
pa,kap,. Mean by
Ketole In Lena:..
Keep en the
Sunny Side of life
4% cup, (VA lbs.) juice
7 cups 13 le) sear
34 Dottie trait palls.
To prepar, Jules, ernab thoroughly
about one and a -half pounds fully ripe
currants. Add oae-quarter cup water,
I bring to a boll, and simmer, covered.
I for ten minutes. Crush thoroughly
one and a -lout (*arts fully ripe rasp-
berries
aspberries. ('t,natvise fruits. Place
fruits to jelly doth or bag and aQoeen
out juice Measure sugar and joke
into large saucepan; mix. Bring to
boll over hottest fire and at once add
bottled fruit pectin, stirring constant-
ly. Then lines to a full rolling boli
and boll bard eathalf minute. Remove
from fire, sk.m, pour quickly. Paraf-
fin at once Makes about ,levee
glasses (sir mid ounces each).
Spiced Blueberry Jain
47%,.(4.1,7!•, (214 lb.) prepared fruit
t lbs.) angor
1 bot:!,• trait pectin
To prepare trait, crush or grind
about tn., 'steeds fully ripe blueber-
ries. Add ..aa teaspoon each cinna-
mon, allaplre. 01 alp de-
sired c.nn . i idon of spleen.
Measure . ipr and prepared fruit
into large k -rtae, mix well, and bring
to a full r...;iag boil over hottest are.
Stir conwllntly before and while 011-
114. 1tall hard
e -
move from lire ewe stir In bottled fruit
pectin Skim' pearogn1ck11. ti Palamn
A1Maeta, and l father,Mr.
1ltsart, who accompanied them home
gore tof Locitnow. rs bead home for dinner tont;ht :"
e'Wh, dad, tills la roast port !exclaimedeslaed Willie at dinner one eyes
-mimeo father ed his employer ss'
a guest
"Of (tourer." meld his tater, "what
of Br
"W�• you told mother this mat-sing
d M George Lyou were bringing that old mutton -
priests and the prcphets, and all tbo isr - --
people, and read to tem the "book of Yes. Ju Donee', and mother, Mrs.
the law," and with them entered into W. A of )(Rtors with Mr. ebell. 1. ad ;ere r cers.bnt i
a solemn covenant to keep all its
words. Then began a vigorous cleans- amaron
Ing of the city and the land of all mon W. D. Ratberford Is' Dome from
traces of Idolatry. The "high pieces" Toronto.
were destroyed from the northern to 1 ad visit eW donee days with BlythTaylor of her son
Chester.
Mrs'. Snyder and daughter. Avis
Marto, of Detroit. were week -awl
guests wltk Mr. Alt Webb and Miss
Greta.
Mr. J. H. Wallace, Mr. asd lgrts.
Wm. G•llaban of N''rwood. Yr. sad
Mn. Gerald Robison and Jackie, of
Peterborough. are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs. -W. A MIIler and
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Thom.
A particularly interesting meet's[
0th the Y.P.B. was held os
a Sunday
night. the literary
with
Rath Ramage as convener having
charge The feature of to meeting
was a religions drama. Salvatlos."
This was in to torsi of (pastime re -
bis death was tDe occasion for an garding salvation asked by Miss Ruth'
°utw iret of popular grief so greet as Raman- The anwwers were tires by
to become proverbial (Zechariah 12: Miss Irene Woods and after each ape
proprtlte sono or Scripture readings
In II (StlroniAm 35!1627 it fe writ -
111. were given. Those eontrlbetlng
ten of him: "And Jeremiah lamenacd amide were Rath and Cayler Ramage,
end Gorden
fnr Josiah : a°d women, spakee of Jo ray and Ver( woo?,
aylor and Greta
Webb.
ller. Mur -
and the stn[1n[ The reedings were provided by Barr
h is their lamentations to this day.
visit
the southern toandary o
of Israel -from Oeba to Beersheba.
The great work of parl*catloa ended.
the King returned to Jerusalem. ted
celebrated the Passover exactly ac:
cordmovedng to the histories ,ss' says of ft: that
"Surely
tfrom the re s e hold's much a �en
11 of the judges
judged lerselnor in all the days of
the kings of Israel, nor of the Mars
of Judah."
The newness to Josiah of the book
of the Lw need occasion no surprise•
neither that be heard of it witose aston-
ishment,
; on=
ishmery, for eves have lee little In-
structed
may
in religion.
Josiah lost his life 1n battle and
uta
and made tem an ordl to isne
wilt .
and. behold, they aro written 1n the
lamestatloms. Now the rept of the
aerie of ienlah. and his goodness, se•'
eerdt•g to.. that which wIT Written
of the Lord. and his deedw
Irwin. Mrs. Gallaher and Ne
lar. The Bible character -Peter -
web taken by Mrs. W. A. Miller.
WM Andrew (leant'. ~dittos .is
the law"Mr. mud Mrs. Wm. Dougherty, of
list and lastbehold, they � R
are writ- Guelph. were recent meets of Mrs. .
.
tea in tithe book of the kings of Israel I J. woods.
std Judah y-((hmdeasedt from The The sympathy of the community is
)`cyelopaedis of Rellginnw Wnow-i e ttended • t Mrh Wl am e sons d rig
hters
an.
WIC)
• • •
WORD MISSIONS
brie Sink* Werk la Canada
Y--•jajj,IVA1C N 8.
• Tb year 1183 began with a week of
united prayer services at five centres
In Neltfax. The six Protestant churches
of oar district received such blessing
and inspIrat:on that farther meetings
were planned and raffled not during
the year.
in 1934. God willing, we shall cele-
brate the one hundredth anniversary of
Rronewlck clstn tbaeatheh. It 111 Ontr
wort of the
earnesteat may be began and
second century
worthycarried on in a manner
splendid acbtevemente and traditions
of the peat. -Alice Mitchell.
hot jam at ones Yates abowt 1w0175
glasses telt Said maces each).
Kerry fruit
4 cups ( 2 lbs.) prepared
7 cups (3 lbs.) sap"
3k Anal, IntPletils
To prepare emit, grind about two
quarts fully slim Marries or crush com-
pletely one igen at • timesoYtt
bt
each herr) 1. r ieeet to • 901
p -
are tugs Hid 'taperer) fruit Into
Targe kelt!,, 111z well, and bring to
• full rolling hall over hottest Ire.
Riir eon •4111 before and while ta1)-
Ing. 11.11 hand tree minutes. Re-
move-from
e-
movefrom ere std stir is bottled fruit
pectin Then stir and edam by turns
for just nv. sleets' awl; eo1 slightly
78 prevent flnattn( Drell Phu" (Welt -
17. l'atafRh gat hos at rase. MaW
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melt)
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AB
Pemba' 11Hgden.-A5 In ail com-
munity centres during the past ear
we have been 1n tone*
With t
dietres's, scarcity of food, lack of cloth -
Ina, malnutrition and Illness. Through
co-operation with '(some agencies
sure of
and
Interested Feer h given. One
help and cheer has 10.0 given One
father, to ex'pres's
his painted the uotelde of the ehnrch and
,octal roams A group of mothers
meet a busy day cleaning the interior
of the building and ea the following
Randal. Mother's Dal, glowed rwltb
ap tbe
pride as they looked o,_
esult
of their aups groupsla "their" here has been a grow -
In alldesire for wry*" and
teR loyalty
ased ileaa
p have our own
ere In primarl classes,
girls am test -h-
em assistants at
chant os's Aube.- Osaka at velem* Me-
rle* asd alereterl Tor tits cher'+
ohm'. 1
LONTION, over.
#,death• - -any of -
OS
people are out of work sed that smeme
W bring en many other problems. It
trine dbeoetest sad diu0esngemelat
sed °feem there are family iaarreis
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tams W woe nag i•
oak tramp& bulimia OM
Ib. odors comma- - --
as, ntbtat arra \s+r of i
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DE LUIZ STEA]QB SER-
VICE from GODERICH
BY THE UN TON
STEAMER GEORGIAN
I.v. Goderleh 11.45 p.m. Fridays
for Windsor and Detroit
I.v. Goderlch 11.45 a.m. Sundays
for Georgian Bay Porta, Mani-
toulla island, Mackinac and
the Soo.
WEEK -END CRUISE TO WIND-
SOR AND DETROIT
Lv. Friday, return Sunday -813.00
Including meals and berth.
All dal Saturday la Detroit
Slxday cruise to Georgian Bay,
Mackinac and Sault Ste. Marie.
Lv. Sunday, return Jifday-
$49.0o including meals anti
444
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SEAWAY LINEA LIMITED
WIIIDSOB, 01/11.
-OR YOUR LOCAL AGENT -
BARGAIN EXCURSIONS
AUG. 1 -From GODERICH
(7lekata aro sold at all artistica* CAA. Stations)
To C.N.R. STATIONS in MARITIME PROVINCES
Pres. of Ovelseel New Brunswick, Prince Edward heed; Neva Scotia
AUG. 2 and 3 -To Ottawa $7.55; Montreal W60;
Quebec City 611..85; Ste. Moo de Bow, $12.4
ROUND Time PARES
Tickets. Plea Transit Lisps and In oew.11lni host Assaf•. Aub for Handbill res.
CANADIAN NATIONAL
• •
Do You Want A Bargain ?
A New Electric Refrigerator, a New
Electra Mangle and a New Electric
Washing Machine at wholesale prices
Are you gning to do any painting' if so, we carry • large and well -
'assorted stork of Rrarfe's well-known Paint its cowering and last -
Ing gnalitlee are unequalled. it takes as aneh time to pat on a cheap
paint as It dorsa good paint. Why not have trate test?
Now Is the time to put in your whiter supply M Coal. We
carry a fnll line of (7nal and Coke and can glee prompt servteelt
For nimble', Beating, Tlneudebtag and iurnace Over -
Molina, do not overlook that we do this work asd eaa alto prompt
,,rube and all work felly guaranteed.
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The R•Mwaye ewe and OW Yarn et the Barbee
theme- Rtnre N, Haase 112.
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