The Signal, 1921-5-5, Page 3l l
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Imitated—never equalled
There is as much difference be-
tween Sunlight Soap and its
Imitators as Chore Is botwsaa nails' sad
L / enlisted light. WbyT 7 Masbate pared
with ssps1•r elaaalliag powont —mom rase
•sap for your mommy—yea gat tbsao he Ssa IgM Soap
LEVER BROTHERS UMiTID. TORONTO. ONT.
BICYCLE WEEK.
April 31i ---May 7.
aerates Health With Bicycle's Help.
The story ,of the caner or,/Emil
Itraketelf , a Fn•m•hwan living In
itoelwster, N. Y., Is twtth brier -sting
and Inspiring. At seventeen ysarx of
age, he w•as told by a Greeter that he
was tlying with consumptho and he
wa$ NAV' *NI to return to la I14.11e
France before WA clays were enthral.
He derided to buy a blcyele. however.
est flat Iw could get- out tutu the .oun-
try and enjoy fn -.I1 alr and genal exer-
cise. For two years he role its often
as possible. although 1e was in Rid
straits financially.
(11w day, hes wife gave hem spore of
T>a WO*AL
Blade L Good Going and Conga& 1
est form of transportation
wan. tldoreover„the bicycle serves the
people, going or t•onllug. Wlwn timer
are goad. Laud money plentiful,
persons ton rowdy afford to enjoy the
benefits of bh ytlr riding. SVliel con-
ditions run the other way and a period
of personal e•otnnay sets in, many
people turn to the bicycle as a weans
c4 economy. They Mill that the bicycle
Is highly useful In many ways.
HE REDO
GODEYIOH, ONT.
ICES OVER • eons.) rhirlly through our careless
(!silts a1(1 IINIIR«rrutr.
TI Me de I14 arid to he t11 cheap -
I GQOD FORTUNE.' statistic. MIN1w That Nlztyfour per
known to I cent., or prplesieallf two out of every
three fires which aeur, am in our
i Iuem4M; eighty INT cent. ut which are
Ontario Farmer Says He Is pi..•vetit(i'b•.
her 'swain) savings with which to buy
coat but he bought a pair of new tires
Instead, Ie• that he evo11141 cont{ • to
enjoy his eycllug. At the r1a1 of the
third year be had rrttallwd sufficient
strength to enable him to return to
work. He then tools up bicycle racing
81141 met with 4a"1W suceeo4, butIs
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be became III with apiass
111141 the doctor toad him hi+ riding
days were over. He took to the
Merck' again, heaver. and townies!
his pastime an a 144•Ft•le Hoer.
Early lu 10211 he started training :.s
a eaiidklate for ttic Olympic games and
in a final trial he create) a new
Irm.IteLW road n. -re record when 1,11
covered 1p) 11111 s in approximately
U.'.• hours. At ;present. he weighs 10i
pounds mewl ds in perfect health. ilc
1M now forty-three yw11a of awe anti Is
preparing to rate again (iia summer.
Interesting Facts about the Bicycle.
A lel•troha wan rewutly made an
even trade of a used automoldle fur a
new bicycle.
Prltews ('cella of Greece Is one of
marry royal children swim ride their
bicycles every day.
Ex -President N'Itseol wax nwently
advised by hes phv«kian to ride ei
bkyCle for his iealth.
The bicycle has ramal a permanent
place as a utility for lapid delivery
service for stores of all kinds.
It laI often 1esu wild that not htug
has ever been invented to replace
actually the single and 111"414 bk•yelr.
Tin- only tools re,essary to keep a
hkyt•le to perfect running onler are a
wretch, tire pinup and ()II can.
ranter. the professional bicycle
star, is rated as a millionaire and
wierds his spare [lose on the golf
hake.
Ilky-.4e week is the period each year
wlwi tlw e.om•mfc and heflthful ad-
vautaa'aI wf tlw blcyclr are emphasized.
QBkyel a racks everywlwre ttelkote
the service which the hleycke affons
tlw workingman in getting quickly to
work.
The ages of bieycle riders in Canada
range from two to eighty year'!', ac-
cording to a recent survey.
red New Man Since 'rite tlutario FIM 1 revenuer !svelte,
Like Bra in affiliation wkh the Fire Marshal's
He Started on Tanlac. l eyaruaenc, has inaugurated a Prov -
owe -whin publicity can11aign for time
purpose of tronserving our homes as
; well as our lives from destruction by
"11 would make anybody rejoice to get "v. The boys and girls of the Prot.- wexmder(W Lehr( I have,' tkclarrd User• will be called upon to assist in
well-known farmer residing tills 1u0„1d.•sinlblr amt dwtriotic
Adam �°k, Ontano, while relating his' movement. Through the prin•ipnls
a141 t ewhers of our schemes, tlwe League
will Ilistribut• 24)14111 ellpies of a
-home inspetiou, blank” so that 11111
pupils, with tlw 1u•Ip of their parents,
111417 answer the que4ion.t. T1s
primary deject is to e1ean up attics,
reliant, tack yards and remove haz-
ardous eoail{nions, the underlying
1114Nlplit Is•iug to prevent fires by re-
uwoviig the cause amt thus suer etre
twines.
ex p iencx with Tarlac at the Parke &
Pa drugstore in Hamilton a few days
as At
hiinradedmigbeedsxtthewontht4itme
foermy1nagbwIgrdeoaintn gh hatatadcikmuitneeug. TtltyOaaftcrceklumnas c o1l
After eadl farsl gab would form on my
stomach meld bloat me up so i could
hardly get mY breath. My apprtue was
rYrc pO t ubrlhxi sass, wh nil gd
severe st co hardly stand up. 1 sub
it sissy I cow su soon, end must of
it
from Trott p IMPORTANCE OF KARL UL-
ihe time I had a terrible headache. My
right stroutlkr s<, 1 olhardly
my coat o . andached at umcr-ud 1 ached and
hurt all over. M► nvt5 were m an
condition, arid I scarcely slept any.
ornln� I gut up f1rhdng dull and heavy
and could hardly do any work at all.
"I3ut the fust few doses of Tanlac got
me to feeling better. 1 have taken lour
bottles now, and my appetite is gond, and
I never have a trace of Indigestion or
biliousness. I have no more aches or
pains of any kind, and am feeling like a
brand new non. I certainly am grateful
for what Tanta' has none for me, and 1
am glad to recommend it to anyone need-
ing median."
TIVAT1ON IN THE ORCHARD.
Experimental Farl11' Note.
If a rover cr.rp has !Neu left over
the winter in an orehanl It should not.
as a rule. be allowed to grow in the
spring until there lie a good crop to
plough under. especially in districts
where droughts .a*1ur, but the lami
should is. ploughed its soon as it .to
4Ir7 enough to work. 'int waiting for
the plants to grow up: thus 111101
moisture which, would 'otherwise be
transgpird b7 the 1eavea uthe plants
will he saved and the chafe of suffer-
ing (non drought lessened. \
A goad setting of fruit depritfls eery
much 4414 an 11111p1e suppAy of moisture
in Nee ground at blooming and tipg
tinge. and if there should he :t dr.) ht
after a I14-,4 crop of clover or re 14
Ines been ploluchel mailer late in Y
spring. cunt! Ilion. will and be at all
'(141411111414'. •
After the lake has been ploughed.
in should -M• kept well harrowed dur-
ing the early pert of the 1da54111, to
.Li11s•rve•,t1w moisture. as It has 114,•11
(41111141 that there is a rapid ile-reamr
of moisture unh•st the surface soil is
lo -pt loose. Early cultivatlwn is desir-
able also bentusic it is important to get
the soil warned up as soul as pos-
sible by letting Jus air in and Au mak-
lug conditions favorable for growth
early in the s•:Isnl. The granter
activity in growth there is In the early
part of the sosro. 11i, more likely is
tin -re to he :1 genal act of fruit. ..spec -
hilly 4111 strider .14 1 -trees where diel
flow of sup throng!' the fruit spurs is
ttnt'awfnw as in younger taws, and
i
if then- are drying winds and a e
'drought there may not be sumetcat'l
tnosturr• to h4411 the fruit on the trews. i
An elgahwtiuu 414 nitrogen on some
mils has 1a, I 1 I
THB O1Rt 'lll�(, (()MET.
Porta-Wlrnneeke Hill Give This Earth
a Close: Rate. -
F rkeley, Cal., Aunt 27.—For a month
this summer the earth will engage in a
race with the periodic comet, Puns-.
Winnecke, and because it will have no
chance to win, ii will endeavor through
astral influences to "trip up'' its gaseous
rival, according to a report made public
toffay by the observatory of the Univers-
ity of California, The earth will not get
into the race until the comet has a lead of
between 1'2,(100.0041 and 20,0(10,00) miles,
but then it will put everything -it has into
the test with the comtt.
Tall May Touch t's.
"The trippng up' Drocess or peeturb-
atiolns caused by the earth ,nttuence will
pull the rand away from its course some-
what. but tt will continue
to plunge
l
the cosmic speedway
pace. It will cap its supremacy finally
when,onluue 27th. it Hips rtslail so held
against the tertestnal rival that the im-.
pact will send nut sparks. These will go
down in the record as a meteoric shower.
No Damage Expected
' The cornet, at last calculations, was
approximately 37.(X)1.000 miles from the
earth. Its nearest approach will be .132
of an astronomical unit, or 12 000,000
miles, on June 7th.
Any propheci, s that the comet will do'
great damage to the eatth are out of or- j
der, the observatory states. On the other I
hared. the rrteteonc shower, it iGdevebps
as *IN' ' will be a bus iI".
if ittspiring. -
are missing a `wail thing.
"I heard you grouching
something terrible yesterday,
Jim, about your long, tiresome
walk. You were late and gots
docked. I started ten minutes
later and had lots of time. And
,you, Tom, saidyour feet burn-
ed and ached from walking so
illtuch.
"Why, my bike and I have
the laugh on both you fellows
all the time. We spin along
home while you're trudging
a1on g . Cycling has walking
beaten a mile."
"Well, wheeling is very fine With
A Real Bike Like Yours
I wish I could afford one like it,
NUL"
"Why, Tom, the shoe leather
you're wearing out hoofing it on
the hard sidewalks would help
pay for a C. C. M. bike like mine.
Besides. your time is worth money
and a bicycle saves a lot of time.
And then, you know, one like mine
will last for years."
\ "That's so, Bill."
p, and when you're buying a
Tons,be sure to get one with
C. C. M. Triplex Hanger
It makes a wonderful difference in
the ease of riding. It gives your
bicycle more speed—and pep—and
power."
"How much extra h the ')triplex
Hanger, Bill?"
"Not a dollar. It's on every
C. C. M. Bicycle at
No Extra Charge"
"What abouttita't handy little
brake on your bike, Bill?"
"You mean the Hercules Coaster
Brake. It's been nicknamed 'the
Little Fellow with the Giant Grip'.
You'll notice it hasn't any clumsy
side arm. The Hercules is regular
equipment on every C. C. M. Bi-
cycle, too."
"It's some bike, Bill. Guess we'd
both better get that kind and ride
to work, too."
CCM Bicycles
PERFECT — MAS._.ISEy — RED BIRD,
,--- CLEVELAND — COLUMBIA
"The Bicycles with the
C.C.M. Triplex --Hanger"
Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Limited '
■tiatfsal. Tsrtlsas. WUTON. ONT.. wlislps, Yssewvsr
Thursday, 147 5, 1921.-3
The Red Cross
Carries OnWhy?
1 . Because of demands made upon it
in dealing with the terrible after-
math of disease and suffering which
always follows war.
2 . Because of the serious health con-
ditions revealed by the war—more
than half of our Canadian young
manhood unlit for combatant mili-
tary service.
3. Because an international confer-
ence of medical experts, realizing
that voluntary organization was -
necessary as an aid to Governments
in solving the world's health prob-
lems, decided that "no other or.
ganization is so well prepared �o
undertake these great r and that
ties as the Red Cross,
"no movement deserves rnor'e the
earty and enthusiastic support of
all people than does this."
ONTARIO ENROLLMENT, MAY 22-28
F.eroll with your local Red Crop 11ras,h or. as?.n 1eat•Committee,
or. if theirs to non• In your communtt7Mrltil the Oa do Prsvlalal
Division. 410 EHRR1it4l'itNE ST1t1iET, TOItO (T).. .
Canadian Red Cross Society
Ontario Division
promoting greater activity of growth
111 tlw earl part of the 1aosNi and ser
Iwtter ensue a setting of fruit.
W. T. MLA(YN'N.
1 e 'Mon Horticulturist.
m found vet— useful 111
The Mart .' Reiura.
Exeter A v.sote.
After stwlwllrg tlw winter Ilnvntl1"
In the south where sn w• and winter
blasts and told weather a • not known.
the martins that fir titan years have
',Outfitted the Iywy 11e0101 ,f Mr. 14.
Fitton's verandah returned st week.
I It was rather awnsing to wet a theme
beautiful specie. of tlw f.othert rave
A Frightful Speed.
The following is from The New York
Outlook "Apropos of present-day speed
in trave,ung by aeroplane, automobli
and motorcycle, a subscriber writes that
an Ohio newspaper says that an old scrap
bout contains a clipping s• ating that the
Lancaster. Ohio. s. harl board in 182(1
refused to permit the use of the school -
it 'use for a debate as to whether w not
'railroads are practical.' The board
members are said to have reported : 'You
are welcome to use the schoolhouse to
debate all proper questions in, but
such things as railroads and telegraphs are
impossible arid rank infidelity. There is
nothing in the Word of God ,about them.
If God had designed that his intelligent
creatures should travel at the frightful
speed c 1 fifteen miles per hour he would
have forecast it.' "
-"THE
Dr'
I'at
Casey's Prayer.
An Irish 'oldier. after ten months of
hard active (ervice, applied for a furlough.
His request was granted and then it_
dawned on him that he had no money to -
take advantage of his holiday. He wanted
5100 to go tol'aiis. He was at his wits'
end, there being no time fb be lost. when
appy y to he red good Lord abhis old vher's advice to
e in time of
trouble. So he wrote and posted this
letter :
"Dear I.trtd, -Here 1 am afrer fighting
terrmonths to mud up to me neck. The
work is som"w•hat unpleasant. but ye'II be
glad to hear that I kilted fifty Germans.
Now, I'm a hale tired, and ( have me
furlough all right. but I have no money
left. having spent most of what I had for
-
prayer. book-. Ask Father Tom Mc-
Carthy if ye don't believe me. So, Lord,
I ask ye in the name of all the saints for
the small sure of 5100. Sure, ye'1l never
miss it, and iI ye send me the money 111
never forget ver in me pra r.
Pre CASEY. -
in due o urse the appeal reached the
censor's order. which happened in this
particular I„cality to be housed in tl.e
Y (,,p. G. A. quarters The letter was
passed around and aroused considerable
attention and interest, as Casey earl
known to be a brave and cheerful fighter.
Consum of 550 ,lwa rsised esought h s wastand fsent inlltito
the applicant, without comment, in a'
Y. M. C. A.WI/elope. The next day the
following acknowledgment was received:
"Uttar Lord. I've received your 550, as
per 5pphcatren for furlough stoney, and 1
thank ye. May yer shadow never grow
less. But 1 make so bold as to give ye a
word of emends'. ' Send the next money
by the K. of Cc Ye sent thus bylf the
Ye
. M. C. A., and they nipped
—The Veteran.
"Seriousness of the Housing Prehlem."
'Ilw high ,vast Of building 1111terl4h,
the rNplill> irlereweing ponndAtkrn, and
the enornl„.as annual de,41rwthln of
dwelling (oises, In 41'(1k h there were
5,144 firs is't year 1n Ontario' have
ernitlnel to mike the holts1ng ,prnh• ,
Irm one of most serious and acute pro-
peirf Iona.
O,rtarin H noted for he eztravagam r _ �� ��a-1
through ,,,iii tesoary fire which
ch i
4* nothing short of an economic crime,
0
SUMMER
TIME"
s
ret urli to take clplrge of their summer
qua ars. During their ab iwe their
slimmer haunts sire hlvarial.ly taken
ftp by the Mlalrnmi. 11161 fibbing them
in full clears'. it *41. a tight to Nee
whh•h of 11e tribe+ was going to dear
sway. 11 was ,yarn. however. evident
that the Nparr.iw"w•as no match for the
martin and hs spornewship and 1am-
117, although petting up a stubborn
fight. had to evacuate.
An 'undertaker was recently caught
importing liquir in eolfi'ts. We presume
he told the court 11 was the spirits of the
departed.
is not perfect with() a Bicycle to enable
the 'lily or girl, to get round easily and
quickly. Every health \ growing boy of
course wants a wheel. - It is simply great”
for running messages for mot -her, 'for .go-
ing to school, or for making ips to the
le
country on Saturdays.
P
till his lungs with pure, ,freshair and he -
comes homer with rosy cheeks and a�huge
ap��etlte.
For. air - t "B cy e is a delight cum-. .
pani'on, ,and . many older people, men 'nd'omen enc} it al- I
r. 51'g
most indispensable.
Have a Bicycle This Summer a a Enjoy Life
T. F. HOLLAND
Goderich
AGENT FOR
Red Bird and Massey
C.C.M. BICYCLES
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