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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1935-12-19, Page 61 -• Arswe sluserairuclaeuessames saw. o 4 --Thursday, Deeember 19th, 1935 TAtEtCletetIRIPPreige Wishing our many customers and friends A -Merry Christmas John Pinder Plumbing, Heating, ete. Phone 127 P. 0. Box 131 ,-..e.miunoweeowasimennmeainwniww- THE SIGNAL, •GOPX-RICK 4% ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATIS.. A legal investment for Trust Funds SI00. Pad Upwards Accepted for • --Terms ol 5 Years. Ussesanclittonally Guaranteed T STERLING Goderich to Vancouver by Car -Letter from A letter ha: been received by The 18ignal from Ralph L Walterpt _in which he deseribee a 3.2100 -mile motor trip from Goderich to Vancouver with his bride of 41 few days Mrs. Wel - formerly was Miss Flotanee Mae- Douald, of Hensair Ralph war a popular young man In Goderich, ha. ing svon a hoot of friends by his cheery dialtosition and ready wit. wide etrcle of friends here wish him the best of good fortune in his new home. Ile writes: We left early Sunday morning, No. rvetnber 24th, and after an uneventful rive during the forenoon reached Wiodeor. crustriag over the Ambassa- dor bridge to Detroit. The weather was somewhat warmer after drtiag only a few miles west of Detroit, on No 112 highway. The drst night, we , stayed at-Zikharl.- Dalian+. ; The following day we wawa tbe TRUSTS. CORPORATION TORONTO l'se The Signal's Advertising Column, TittRettrefltelMIZKVITWEIMITNEVEINCIPMEIZ Christmas Cheer ; a typical pletely is Lowe itself almost cell it men wore cowboy style. V sta.-tug bad plenty et drive throng* Mountains. as 8,000 feet the 'mows clouds, and I windshield et 'get it wiped winding. witis city of Chicago, on No. 30 highway, A What would give more Christmas Cheer than to send a wi imerely goinultrolytkehieitgo Heights, n who is suffering for the want if I and then crossed into the state of II bridge over the Rivas - gift o oa mo of feel? We carry a full line of Anthracite, Pocahontas, Steam Coal and Diseo--which is a coke with the gas left in it. When wanting Hardware, Pluinbing, Hestia; and Tin- sthithing.. call or plionednd we will give you prOtapt service , and all work and material fully guaranteed. CHAS. C. LEE ! - o The gardware Store and Coal Yard at the Harbor Plieses-Stee. RS, Home 112 Godench isimisoosurisiatrisortimarartewc* irectrritarteirtitutarartim Her Majesty QUEEN MARY CHOSE CUDDLES at the BRITISH INDUSTRIAL FAIR in February sippi River at Clinton. That night we stayed la Dewitt. at a tourist court_ I believe it was the niceet I have ever seen. The cables were equipped with gas cook -stoves, oil-burnera, hot and told showers, chestertield suite and radio. The third day was a record day. as far as mileage was concerned. We drove over four hundred miles. We stopped -every eight at dusk. but this night we were if little later. We crossed the Missouri River, at Blair, by means of another toll bridge. Just before crossing the river, in a tows called Missouri Valley, we had our first taste of "Missouri mud." when our car became lodged in the mud up to Rs axles, and over ice running- boards- Everything looked quite hopelewe as far as getting out of it. until a good Samaritan happened along with a teem of horses With a combination of puliing, 'holing- and grunting. we .saawaed Ito pic:liuti.sixed reached Fremont. Nettreska. at f. Tbe'ttext day, althotigh the -14160W was very straight and level, we found that we had to face an almoot unbe- Uevably strong wind. After this be- gan to quiet we ran into first fog. then rain. then snow. With all the var- ious hindrances, we !Wally reached North Platte. About a mile from the city is the home of the noted Buffalo Bill. It was quite interesting. The following morning we had our first real glimpse of the prairie. At times we would drive for fifty or sixty miles without seeing a house or a living per - Soo. With the exception of those in other ears. At stretches like this. .._ere were advised to fill up with gas, etc., as the service stations wife -Taw and very far between. tbeM. The first mountains we came in con- tact with were after we went through Cheyenne, Wyoming At one Feini- nger part in the mountains is what called Sherman Hilt After what Deemed endlese elimbiog, we finally 00..1"eRru reached the top of it, and then went m`r ''uu" downhill. winding round and round 'Veal the seeir"enn for six milea. Then we went through Richard KiipatrteL Tile young Granite Canyon. The scenery here PPOPI was magnificent. The rockx. I be- stiaillyrsi.tProreal,nr.,1,11ngeerfotr lieve bad every color of the rainbow la 'flake's Hall am Decimher of the boys lo kr.w n Rath Cla Other Reliable DOLLS- TOPSYBUBBLES, SALLY and CHUBBY WE DON'T FORGET THE BOYS Mickey Mouse Flasiliat A TRMN SETS, LIDDY CARS, AEROPLANES, TIRE A WAGONS, CARPENTER SETS, GLUM, SOLDIERS -AND GAMES. -ALL PRICEfk----- "We-PreSenet-ific -Projector ALL METAL, STREAM -LINED, CLEAR PICTURES - USES I5 -watt Bulb FILMS, 15c EXTRA so Progress w dor-, ,h Walters town. It was corn- ,. 87 mountains. The vrY smoky, one feight ty, and moat of the to gallon bats. Real Weigher the IS and mountains to day. In the Blue 1. wit were up as high !,%e sea -level. Here iere right up in the uoistare !rose on tbe tar before we could The road was very uy sharp curves, and gate slow for some Sunday Afternoon • • -• By ISABEL IfillLILTON Goderich, Ontario Ky atsur•repeat His.festestis - Whose Leer -cies are eo great; Whose anger is eo slow to rise, tiu ready Le abate. Aad,' ulna RN sticollkeeith‘are felt, His strokes are fewer thau our crimes. And lighter than our guilt But 'Thy compaiisious, Lord. To eudiess years endure. And children's children ever dud Thy words of promise_suiresa. ac Watt.. • • • LESSON FOR DEC 29 1936 time. After git-teading to a lower 8- D. . altitude. the Mit .ad tree* Immo seri Lamm Tegie-lbwkw: 1412willeillade green, and tha h,.34iise was certainly nice to see. rat was one thing during our entire ,Ip --we never knew for • minute camsee 1. lynnther conditions we melt bive. It might te fog, and then 7111111. *ad extremely gold. and oaf: a :et, mama farther be as warm and eun:!' MI any of our hot summer days. We stayed at %Mutton, Oregon, that eight, and 0, aext day came in- to the Cascade It .intainn. Tim too were very beaut.31; in fact, could hardly be describe. When we rescbed Portland we tout No. 99 bigbway, whkh went monk *ad crossed into Washington, at a small towe called Vancouver. Soo talks from here we decided to remits tbe night. It was at Olympia, te capital of Wash- ington. It is rise on the sea coast, and is very leterediag with its im- pressive Parliamen buildings Olym- pia and almost evry ether large city that we passed three* was decursid8 non -sparingly for ne Christmas sea- son. If 1 have t it, 1 believe they do things up a bigger way in the States than la met of our Cana- dian cities In the morning le Meet (rough Ta- coma aad Seattle. Mb like cities After_delning oat if tattle We bad doonwpeve=tejrulien and miles Thig"-dead TM travelled in a bleiray. We ;timed the border lato-RaNsliA7oriwur-at Blain, and about' forty mike Uaere reached Vancourer. our joelners It took eleven dal, te make the trip, a distance a 2.200 aed although we were very tired ahem we reached Vancouver teething f-lt better than to put our feet en -p.m! old Canadian soil - 00(1, more. AUFKKING MA.FEKING. Dec. 17. -Mr. *ad Mrs. S. B Stethere. of Arthur, spent a day recently sylth Yr. and Mrs. Hee- ry Horton, Miss Isabel Anderson, of Cargill, spent Sunday salt her cousin, Miss Olive A.nderela. Mine Jean Anderson la up from Stratford Scheel and le spend- ing this w ,we school with Miss Olive Miss Cora Dickson le s the week with at the school , Benzeiller, with his friend. Me Ram and the Reatarathea. Deklea Taia-Pialm 102:17. • • • Oct. 4,-Malak Portrays Om Ibiarkig [termed. s ••-dialah 111:1-12. -Luise 113:6. Isaiah pictures in this maims the Messiah coming into tbe world as its itedeezqer, being subJected to perse- cution. suffering and death. but eveut- sally exalted to the riot heed of God the Father wbo met him to seek and to save the lost. in them, and the trees were exception- ally green: That night we stayed at Rock Me- er. • very small town, and the follow- ing morning began driving across more prairie, until We resched Rawlins. _IWyoMing. Some miles west of Raw - we •crostied the Continental Ide. and here we could see in tbe 410- 1 8.0- - Rocky MOIlitains yItk I+heir snowelad peaks. A little farther on. at a place called Granger, there Is a fork in tbe road, one road going eouth, td Salt Lake are busy these e Sunday school ,J1 is to he held onday evening. Oct. 12 -The Mary ef Jeremiah. --Jeremiah 1:6-10; 561-15. --Jeremiah 1:7. Jeremiah bad a definite call from God to be a prophet. Lamenting bit- terly over the slue of tbe people and the nation. he called upon them to repent. for If tbey continued tn, tbe life of treachery, deceit and vileness God would punish them and destroy Jerusalem. When be continued to prophesy thus, tbe people, refusing to look upon him as the mouthpiece of God. had him attrainged before the princes, He there again uttered his prophecy, saying tbe Lord had seut him for that purpose and he could do oo other than utter his message, even though they shuckd put him to death. Oet. 24-T8.s Memegfe Jsrendah. -J.- 7:1-11, 21-33. 7:13. Jeremiah was given a specific com- mand to go and stand in tbe gate of the House of tbe Lord and deliver a message to tbe people gathered In the outer court. It was • call for them to amend their ways. They were to repent in sincerity of heart and hand; they were to cease unjust deal- ings between man and his aetahlmr. they were to mo" opproodon. tiny tag tied rejoice. 'Tbe altar had once were to forsake tbe worship of Idols tow. bees "IN-" n their mitlet 5" and to turn with full endeavor after they were called upon to pray aad sew obedieoce to the one true God and Peet" the thni tif their fathers • "Awl all the people rejoiced because they understood the words that ware de- clared unto them" d girls were in to meet Santa SCHOOL PORT FOR MOTHER Stainless Steel Knives and Forks and Carving Sets Pyrex and Oven -Serve • • Gordon Tebbutt WEST STREET The following M 6, East wed (Weettleld whoa); eriminatione: y- Elvin Wight air/ TOM. ant tbe-ethee-going nDrtbMArt_Millien....M. Leul the-44este, of -Idaho. -1Se.1ook...the,olonA4j2mtlit1 north route. and went as far on it Sr. 1V-4lob Arm I that night as Coloeville. where we Mildred Thorntee attain stayed for tbe night. During ilie--erehir _maim the night the mercury began todrop,-Mares4 igeoeiptc_ and in the early heurs of the morning, (not ranked/. settled at 10' below sero Jr IV -Eileen The following day we went through Taylor 61, Vents Montpelier, Soda Springe. Pocatello.1Swell 31. ' American Fella, and that night staydi 141. III-Margar at Twin Falls. The fails were very !Qin') 1. Billy Bur pictiireirime as they came down firer 14 70, Donald 111 almost perpendicular ent in Jr. IIT -Doreen W.1'..11 The next day we went thr,digh Sr. II -Albert monntains. bine, and more hills. Wl. l':!aa'r Mason or, Iran iMo a very dense fog after goini .1r II -Dorothy through Itolse City. the rspital eity f lt,slger 70, Phyll 1Idahe. The fog was in the Boit*. 7a1 Valsti 41. PHONE486 tf sn.1 we .learned it bad bet•ti Primer -Gordon Tttg 4t4tiztcpt4itturtotti 04.41 ti -•11101041. bed been unablk tii MAD, Itordon Ma 44' 44$416 That night we etayed et Huntington i . M. it 1 thick for the past three 1107% that thf ha r. VOCIVCIVVVVVVVVittMitetCW(Mt(tVc - *ztchtteiteeteNVIVICC, SAVE MONEY AT OUR BIG 5 -DAY CHRISTMAS FOOD No 1 Golden Mixed 2 NUTS Vbs 35c • McLAREN'S ; • JELLY POWDERS 5c report of C.S.S. est Wewaneal or the automat TT% (hon.), Rodger 71, Gor- orig 1St% Thou. Jean Campbell Bob (levier 47, Florence Dexter ••••••••.4a •10110 • .• Unit - • • • • ....1.1.4f.ir• Serve the Best Tea lag. and God would work of his hands. Des. 1.-Rsra's Masks Is Jerusalem. --ism 7:6-10, 21-22, 21, St -"Ma 5:22. Ears was thorougbly vereed is the law of Moses. He not only learned it but be obeyed it and taught It He led a eesapaoy of captive Jews back to Judaea. Being in high favor with the King, be received much needful as- sistance from both King and people; but he did not ask for au armed mean to see them safely through the casemate," couatries. Instead, he told the King the God whom they served would guide and protect them When well away OD their journey Iftra proclaimed • ram lend public prayer was offered and they reached their journey's end in peace and safety. Dee. 5.-Ne8.amia8. Rehalkilag the ei Jemmies'. -Nehemiah 4:6-6, 11-21. • -Nehemiah 4:6. On bearing of tb• condition of the ity of Jerusalem. Nehemiah requested Darius, kisig of Persia, to send bile to rebuild tbe wall. On reat-bing the city he first made a y and then unfolded Me Dian_ tad •ission_to people. who sakL -Let as riee aid build." By watchfulness sad maga; the enemies wens frustrated in their piens of oppoeltim and the work west steadily 'forward. He armed the workmen and kept strict watch bin - self to be able to sound •n alarm ea tbe era sign of tbe enemy's approach, and so by faith aad work and watch- ful care the wall was rebuilt. Ibm 16. --Zara 'Machin dm Lim of OWL -1199a 7:1e; Nehemiah 41:1,% own and bless the 111:11.. 19era, encouraged by Nehemiah, called an assembly of the peopie, aed at their request read and expounded tbe law of God to them. They were pricked la their beorta on listening and began to weep and moors. They were reminded it was • day holy to God and were toid to cease their weep - coining of the Wise Men and the offer- ing of their homage and gifts to the young child Jesua. Ile would remove all danger of cap- tivity from them. Oet. 21--Ilekimsear's lemaM oneerws• clonal Tampernwee Leenna). 5:17-21. -Proverbs 34:1. Belshamor. king of Babylon. wets feasting and carousing while bls city was beteg besieged by an *away. IIe had so far formAten himself as to dis- own his Maker ly using tbe bole ves- sels as drinking cups. In th• midst oe the revelry, writing appeared on the wall. When interpreted hy Dan - that be bad been toned wanting mod was from the throne and his divided. His kingly lor (10%, Ronald , kelt 50, Jasper WIghtman 79% an 7R. Lavern (1 56 neent 311gord 75% hon.), oId Cook 64. ,vier 73%. Ralph (look 614. %Timmy lel. he leer weighed a to be d kingdom to glory Was MO MR for the glory of God. - Nev. 11,-Judak Takao Captive. -11 Kim* 26:1-12. -Prerveras 14:34. The kings of Julals continued to lead (8. nation a w Ay from God. In consequence of this folly and disobe- dience the city of J. rusalens was de- stroyed utterly and Ow land laid waate la the ralepe et Zedeklah. The King aid ilit-Urdig poortiltrfill land were carried al eaptive 10 Babylon Soon after tbe remnant lett Judah and went to Eygpt and was lost among inhabitents a that great country. „111-..gaskiel Teedim Penland Re- . spendMRty. 32:7-14. - R- eamme 14:12. Having been appointed a watchman to tbe bonne of Israel, God told Eine- Mel hie ' personal responsibility to preach God's word to captive Judah. They were *else In their captivity and harboring rebellious thoughts ageinst God. His meseage was that God was still a mercifie God, plead- ing through the prophet that they torn to Him in sineerIty and that Us would receive them. but if they would not hear and repent thel would still be a God of BuitIce, not willing that any should perish but that fill should re - 'a rter, Roy Bo- pent and be *seed. ,1, Harvey mem. Nev. 17.--11w Return from Captivity. -Kers 1:14;realm 126 :14. -Puska 121:2. 'Teacher. Wben the Kingdom of Babylon was annexed to that of Persia, Cyrus, the young kine of Perste, made it possible, under the express direction of God, for the captive Jews to return to da P a. He ordered the peoples amongst whom they had lived for the peventy rein of their captivity to help them get away and to glve thee. need- ful thing* for the journey •nd for the vetting up of their own bosom and the rebuilding of the Monne of Clod In JP14111011P M. The days of weeping tar their own land were over and loyfa117 they fared the future. Nov. 14..--711e Meensge Haggai and Imehmeiate. --Maggot 1:241 11:1. 1. -Sochaebb -41.1S. --Peaks 1111:1. A Montage front tbe Lord cable tn thews two prophets le the name year In the reign of Darius. Haggai wag told to tell the Jews tn arise sad bond tho Mosso of (iod which had been be- gun in the reign of Cress but bed bee. dropped fourteen years previous to this Unie. Haggai pointed oat to them tow they weresetweilhig meal booms while the Hems Oed los "veto. Zerharlah In a vision wag told to eatery:rage &webfoot, the loader of the foo91*. to dopead wholly epos GM. who weeld bar. him Salsa tat. build. Dm. Fereisis Wee Dag. --allehedd 3:1-12. -MANN SsL -CRAIN= Imam -MfaillWriltril;EL-- -fifoadasse 11111. th• lame of tbe Minor Pro- phets. denounce, tbe loose practices of the priests after their nem* from captivity and thee annoueere the com- lag or the Messiah and hie forerun- ner. Ile sets forth tbe comfort which Ills coming will bring to His Clinrch and the terror it will bring to the wicked. In the Christmas lesson we have the CHRISTMAS TANTIES By Betty Barclay Chnistmas Cocktail 2 cups cranberries 2 cups water 3 clovea Y. cup sugar 1 cup plooapple juice 1 tab/esp.:ton lemon juice ()retitled lea . Maraschleo sherries Cook the cranberries in the water with the cloves, until berries buret. or about five minute. Strain througb a sieve lined with wet cheesecloth. Add the sugar sod stir over low beat until the sugar 111 dissolved. Cool, and add the pineapple juice and le- mon juice. Pour over crushed ice la glasses. Garnish with sliced mar- • asebino cherries cut In circles. Eight servings Cbriatinaa Jains 3 pounds prunes 3 pounds median raisins -- -II poem& wear • °reams % pound Diked Brasil nuts Roak prunes in water. cook *tope. Pour two cups of water over .- tbe stones tied let stand en* hoer. Pour off this water and add it to the prunes and juice, raisins, sugar, mans pulp and rine cut lthe Cook tweety minutes. Add nuts and cask ea* minute. Pour into clean. istissaast _ seal. Plums in season seglill-111111111- tamest' of the primes. -- •nd 1•ItSON, McC01.11ICE'S SODA =MTS.. Pkg. 17c Testy014White CREWE 1h, 25c CASCADE SALMON .1-1b. tin 15. TRENCH CREME CANDIES lb 19c THE GREATEST VALUES IN TOWN Qi sl IN CHIPSO ib PIC" 2 f" 35c 4jARIWPiTCH PEAS .... 2 17 oz. tins 19c JUICE 2 iarge tins 17c TitiCEMEAT 2 Ib.. 25c RON %I. mut COFFEE l lb tin 33c IFEED.2 wog. jar 25c GRAPEIll' • • • "t• 27c cHowle citAirri PEAU 15 Th' 19c SATIN GRO CANDY teem( LE -These Prices Effective ler 5 Days Thurs., Fri.. Sat., Mon, Tues. Csa...essas' kw Bo: Schelde Leave Osesosh. Ihst-hannit daily 8,46 cm.. 5 p.m.. Iltaadard 1, or Stratford, Eltobastor. Omagh aad Tomato. Arrive Toromo 2J0 pvi,, SAS Os▪ sreeetions at CUM= eit PRP dm and Eloesslirs monads@ *um. to sari jra ta CaoadIa. 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