The Signal, 1924-1-24, Page 6t Thsur,day. January 24, 1924
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during the winter months to as-
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1 BACK ACHED W Prugrain for ,,. of .Iuittiary ►lam B u k lz ,
21, 19'.1
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The fire Meiue their a that led ; I , un .lo.iae.1 flu• Incas raid Itid it Mrs. Mcl hoa Tells How She Sunday. January- 27. 10.:k► u,m. ;
p• t g ...orrice of the First frehvterlan ',
Sunday Afternoon
By ISABEL HAMILTON, Goderich, Ont.
1?tlll g.' tit 'bright 1 's,rc u*:,h,lu at 11• iwt $lien: n11.I wce,l
'the heaven') stu.•..1. around therm I thetas.. Ir• .1.4(11ent to these law,
solid: 1 thereon 111.1 the lite of the withal d.-
1. *till high holden o'er u., iii Islet Tru re 1, '.o new isonmand•
Taunt us, 4.18101 a or now Istetory r -
!t.• gree tl -. . t ❑ gait eutaIued. .,.reign; lit •h . !as.k 'unto the 111.:
The dawell,teh 1L.,»• weakling, that re- I . hal.?• r. Is belt .8 short account is giv-
• ipw4(1, en of the ,Leath ,end tinrial of Moses.
p +r:1s vn Web. do eh 1r.lu.,• us,. Ter
4Th•r /,.t 1 1 \luso, exhorted thew
;t . therefore, bed rkeu. e
the stntnte. and unto the
I,','11 1 t.•oi•ll yon, for to
t c,,• may lire. and go in
r11,•land w-hieli tits• Lord
ysur• tuth r, 8lr,•th .1,•11." 'He
.prlm•essled t,. -repeat and wuj.ha-
,• the greet things. of the haw that
thi;y Wight not Iseeolue :1 strange,
thing to them throng)( their forget•
lint 1hens. tr un, needful for him me
give -precept ' upon precept pn•celit
upon pr.i•ept: litre nion`tilw Hue opo 1
en One; here a little aw,1 the},• a lir-
11e: that they alight not lfl'. and fall
back%ard..:"1.1 1e• broken. :Tui! .unreel
rind teken 1 1-1. 1. •1'1 i. These who
lad come out of }:gypt 1111,1 1.4 whom
tie. 1:nv 8):1- gh.•u'101.1 111•.1 tri i se
w-1lderte-s and it wit- n sew genera-
tion that• was '.0.n re enter upon the
inheritance pr.w4e•.1 to .1braham's
seed; and upon their mint. •Mos4(e
was laking this lasting. Iwq,resston.
What (,k1 hail •pwrkeu owe• by the
month of his servant \loses the
peon's needed to hear many times
just as today The 11.1, Ohl Story of
Jesus find Ills Tuve' needs to la• coa-
,t80117 brougltt'.totaiut minds.
Today's lesson is a strong appeal
for obedience. hacked up t.y argument
after argument drawn from their put -t
hlafory.
(Ympt. 4:32-36--A Reminder.
Moses gay them a pledge for their
future e.;1fi•ty, raying. "Tin Lord thy
Gal is 4 merciful (:al ; - lie will not
forsake thee, neither destroy thee.
nor` forget the i•oveitalit of thy fath-
ers which he swore unto them "end In
proof of this he urged them to ask
now of thf' days that are post." He
,uncle particular mention of signal ev-
ents in their past hishirv, such ns
tlutt day atshouut Sinai when "Mose*
went rip into the mount. and a cloud
eov.•red 11s• mount. -Ind the glory
of the Lord abode upon Moult Sinai:
8u,! the .ight.nf the glory ot the Lord
8)i►.. like devouring fire on the top of
the mountain in the .•yes nt the child-
ren of Israel." Then laving made them
sr this anew he inquired if ever since
the creation nt the world had such a
thing been heard of or seen?
From that he pr.aredeel to risk them
if it1i tever been known before that
(;1,d had made special cho4r of now
nation and delivered that nation from
flee power of another nation 1.y gni
and wonderful signs such as the eyes
of their fathers had sen in Egypt
and at the Red Sea? .Moses dwelt
upon these events in order that this
new ceneratfo0 might know "that the
Lord he is God ; there to none .els, be-
side him.
Verse 37 -40 --God's Love.
Having inspired them with a right
eemeeption of Gal's holiness and ma-
j,..ty and power Moses proceeded to
show them it was nothing special In
thcrose•Itea that had obtained their
deliverance from Flgypt. It was all a
part of God's plan wit eh he had be-
gun when He chose Abraham their
forefather to be His Friend. They
were His' ("hosed People still and He
would make a place for them In Can-
aan, even to the driving out of nations
gr.•nter than they. They knew from
pest experience that He eotld do thaw
for had He not delivered Sihon. King
of He•.hbon,Into their hands when he
refused to let them pass peaceably
through hie land' )loses made all
this plain before them and then asked
them 1. think It over. "Cbtisider
It in -thine heart," and then know that
"the Lord he In God In henveu above,
and upon the earth beneath; there is
none else" It was, therefore. fitting
that they should keep all the .etatutee
and commandments that It might he
well with them and their descendants,
aild that they might have long life in
the hind which "the Lord Thy find
Welt thee."
Tlw commanrlmenta given at Sinai
are ati'l God's laws for him children.
and He is the same yesterday. today
and forever, mantfeating In provi-
denow and In grace his hollnesa. ma-
jesty and power "Wherefore awing
we -atlas ere eontpsaeed about with ee
trent a cloud of witneswa. let t7: lay
aside every weigfit, and the min whieslt
does an easily Meet n*. and let es run
with patience the rs a that in`s'et he
fore tin. looking unto Jeene the nnth-
I or and finisher of ow .faith." (Het).
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u hes,: ,1 ,- te•1 u{ou
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Thee worthy' to receive giory. honor
.Istd.1.,wer. Lard n•-n!n nn 1,, .,t.eyI
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triter prepin.rerl fee 1 L - • ►hat love
Thee. Throne; J• • :- •-hrlss Our l
I Lord Amen.
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S. 5. 1.E1+fiO% FOR FF:K. lib. 1921
1.Pason Title—What Israel (.earned
it Shutt
Lesson Passage--Deut. 4„32.40.
Golden Tent—Drat. 6-5.
Iheitcren.my, the fifth Book of Mo-
s•s. contains addresses delivered by
hive to the children of Israel when
they were preparing to cross the Jor-
dan - into the Promised Land. In
these addressors he reviewed their for-
ty years' sojourn In the wilderness,
reminding them of the many showers
of l4essing (bey had received and also
impressing upon them the many times
they had repaid thn-e by Ingratitude.
[Br.
r.ophey Bros.
liRE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Orders carefully attended to
at all bout's. night or day
GODERICH
I
SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FR MINUTES
Rheumatism. lumbago, neuritis, back.
ache, stiff neck, sore muscles, strains,
sprains, aching joints. When you are
suffering so you can hardly get around,
just try Red Pepper Rub.
Nothing has such concentrated, pene-
trating heat as red peppers, and when
heat penetrates right down into pain
and congestion relief comes at once.
• Just as soon as you apply Red Pep-
per Rub you feel the tingling heat. In
three minutes the sore spot is warmed
through and through and the torture is
goce.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub• made from
red peppers, costs little at any drug
store Get a jar at once Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name Rowia
sa every package.
MOTHER!
Baby's Best Laxative is'
"California Fig Syrup"
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PUT CREAM iN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To (hepp CI gg Nos-
trils and End IIead-Cords.
e
You feel Inc in a few moment. your
cold in head or catarrh will Is• gone:
Yourclogged nostrils will open.' -The air
pasaagea of your head will clear and
you can breathe freely. No more 1011-
nes*, headache; no hawking, snuffling, t
morons diaebarges or drysee , no grog.
gling for breatb at night. .
Ten your druggist you want a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of this fragrant, anti*eptie cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate through
every air peerage of the heal; soothe
and heal the swollen. Inflamed muemis
membrane, sad relief comes instantly.
It i1 just what every cold andcatarrh
:ouferer. needs Don't stay studed•up
And miserable.
When baby is ennstipated, has win.l-
eelie, feverish hresth, mated -tongue, nr
diarrhea, a half -teaspoonful of genuine
"('alifornia Fig Syrup" promptly neoea
the poisons, triers, bile, souring fool
and waste ri it out. Never cramps or
mends.- Ra IPS tote Its delicious taste.
Ask tour drnIgint for genuine •Tali•
fornia Fig Syrup"i which has full direr•
-thetas for infanta in arms, and children
tint all ages, . plainly printed on bottle.
MoisterI 1'ou must say "California" or
.nm
-- - t you may pact ::n imitati
s
STQMACH MiSERY,
GAS, INDIGESTION
"{'ape's I)iapcpsil," Corrects
Sour, Upset Stuntachs
at Once
Papas Uiapepain" is the quiek.•s:
bnvesat relief for indigestion. gime, Moil
ieseeq k.artharn, sourness, fermentation
es, stornach distress ealisel by acidity. A ,
few tablets Riva almost irnnlediale atom
at; trelkf. Coeree* reit stomach and
Irian sow for • few moos. Drug -
sell wllMnas d packages.
on fig syrup,
Found Relief by Takia Lydia E. • `
"7 i r t'bun•h..11hau0. \ 1-,•rwuu by flu• i
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Uct N'i!lluu: ;. rnwu ilJpkhis. i).1).
watt pAl--Pi'.,cr,nl, by 11'l.% Nya1
poluuy 1'n 1u• -t ran 1., , h::+ert'. ••n
Chatham, Ont—"I tuck Lydia E.-
duc;ur. .
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a ( 7.:N' p.tn. Sen'he of IIu F- t
,run-down condition after the .birth of Pr,'t,ytertilu ('Tarr, h. .tile:, ,yl - ol,lr. -, i.
my baby boy. 1 had terrible pains and I b•y lie•nt \ \, L'.• 11..r.74.1::;14%---"''''.
41.4 len .,, :. 1 !. I
backache, and was tired-andareak. nos t r •11e15t ut t r + t
fit to do my work and care fur my three s 110 1 .1
little children. One day I received your ! \t -;cat et +'
little book and read it, and gave up tak- t '
ing the medicine I had and lagan taking ' \ ' ,ihaid d;,,.
the Vegetable Compound. I feel much 1 y r'lan!,1ut; is,. 11 Ni •
better now and am not ashamed to 1„11 . e 1'. ('anternn, 4tent ral
what it has done for me. 1 recommend I,,trtmons 4 :t1 rect..
it to any woman I think feels as l do.' rlle,.lay. January 29. . 1
—Mrs. J. K. McMAHON, 15:1 Harvey t'l:ante.;r n n -i.• by Cdw,u.4 .\ 0
St., Chatham, Ont. vie : u; Ern t I eurlci h, s cello; leo
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- . vie in I) ll,!a: l'Itr• el Itols•rt flue
pound, made from roots and herha, has s, hluidl.
far of etvsbeerTreetorin suck, Fred r err y. oboe: 1'et••r
ng 8)o tS K :... Ir vin, t : Juba It, T" •'t• r I8)..sie.t. •_ `
n tits It 1
uhe thandatre
' 'n women t al
rel g K Fther F` tV'•134 e. reader
relieves the troubles which cause such 15(+10.8)1117. ,18011817-:1(1 034' II.m. -
symptomsas . tired,hw painful peeling, ldse•utur• story (cnllrte-y of Tln•
irregularities, worn-out feelings 1•
and nervousness.This isoho wn again and Youth's I'umpriuiiote:1
again by such letters as Mrs. McMahon Thursday. January 31. T.1:. Ism -
writes, as well as by one woman telling Radio drso n. a titre•.• .act 11.w,•d7,
another. These women know, and are ..ibocy; by 1oOY Players.
willing to tell others, what it did for _F14tsv - J.'r4.ruary 1. :.are• p-m.—
them; therefore, it is surely wbrth Program by Wt;l' (orchestra; address.,
"11. Mellon Tax Plein." by Judge
McKenzie Moss. Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury.
10.3't rya.-4lperattlt. '.The 140.11 s
Bride." by Win' Light Opera Compose
8841stwl by W017 Orchestra.
Saturday. Fe4oeuary 2. 11:k► p.m.--
Jack
,m.—
Jack Symonds: Orehestra at Hampton
Hotel. Albany, N. Y.
WORiD !IIIT ipNS
Air Narnya:u Cbandarvarker Is de -
I cribed thus In the Romhay Guardian:
("He knew the (Tri.than Serfptures
with the intimacy of eine erho read
1
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DRECO
,.
The Wo s,: Kidney
Liver z. ick Tonic
as Nationally Advertised
Sold b •
Irl. C. DUNIA1', ..•d•rieh, and to a
geed druggist everywhere.
your trial.
Women who suffer should write to the
Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCo..Cobourg
Ontario, for a free Dopy of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Private Text -Book upon
" Ailments Peculiar to Women." o
them and fed his ..out upon them con-
tinually. lir 11,44(1 to dimmest, the
meaning, of some passage that hid ar
r,. -tel him attention. When be ens
appointed the first prestdeut of the
new Bomlwy Council found a
sphere that admlnlhly salt is gifts
and training. Ills knowledge I his-
tory and of law. alsd, .not leis, .his
APfl8) pf diggnity and (leYornm fitted
hint admirably for the task of creat-
ing a wortl1r tradition In the conduct
of the business esf the leglatnture. Rut
Sir Narayen was happieet, not in the
ehair M+ pre ld.•0t of the marten. tint
talking wtth the village people. as, he
went for his dally walk. learning of
their troubles. and rejoicing in their
shrewd and luuuel7 wlwlom. He was
eager to see them helped, to wrens.
for them m,adk•sl relief and make
their hare life e1 -Ter. in ouch aim-
plcnees ami gentleness he lived among
hi- renews. loving and beloved."
Guard the Baby
Against Colds
Tu guard the baby against colds
nothing can equal Baby's Own Tab-
Ietr. The Tablets are a mild laxative
that will keep the little one's stomach
bowels working regularly. It la a
recognized fact that where the atom-
ach and bowels are In good order that
midst will not exist; that the health of
Che little one will be good and that he
will thrive rind be happy. The new
rales tax will not increase the prier of
.ITaby s Own Tablets, as 11,. enmpanc
"Pays the tax. You can -till obtain the
Tablets throneh any medicine dealer
at 25 cents n lox. or by mail. pust
paid. from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, rpt.
Horticultural Satiety Annual
The annual meeting of the Goderich
Horticultural Society was held in the
Board of Tred.• r,ome on Friday everi-
ing when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year—Presi-
dent, J. P. Hume: vice president. J.
T. Fell; secretary treasurer. W. 43.
Bowden; directors (newly appointed
for two years). R. H. Taylor, George
Stewart. T. (1. Connon, Chas Cooke
SOMETHING NEW IN A BLUE
SERGE FROCK
and E. R. Wigle. M: 1'. I'.; advisory
and visiting committee, J. Juek, Geo.
Gould.- .1. T. Fell: auditors, A. J. Mac-
Kay.
arKay. Roy Stonehouse. The old hires.
tore. elected a year ago on the basis
pf p two-year term, art.: George faith -
wake, 11. T. Edwards,; George (;o'nhl.
J. E. Tom and A. D. M(T.ean.
The treasurer's statement allowed
an actual butanes. un hand of $15S,
which, .however. Includes au ap-
portionment of L:A set aside to assist
the town. In the making of an orna-
mental park at the intersection of
Waterloo strict and Elgin mean,, and
also some fees for 1921. The ews•iety
received a Provincial grant of 547.
spent 5180 in bulbs and r..se bnshPA
as premiums and secured 5181) In mem-
berehip feed.- Tire membership ob-
jeetive for this year has tarn aft at
2..0.
The decision was made at the an-
nual meeting to join tum Ontario Hor-
ticultural Society. The secretary was
lnotr eted to write Iter. Canon Hill.
thanking hint for his ek.natiun of 510
as prize money for the aster altnw
put on by the society for the school
children 'of the• town.
The gladiolii and aster shows eon-
dn.tel by the Horticultural Society in
conjunction ,With the fall fair last
year .as well ae the co-operation ex-
tended the fair board In jolni'ng hands
In the arrangement of the entire floral
display. were but two features of the
worthwhile work of the society dor-/
ing 1923.
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PURITV
FIDUR
411111C1 inco.Mori ii I ,last tirue I ;tr„w
a;„! I{, il, • 1't'tl'1' t.m
USE IT IN ALL
YOUR F ARINI,
True Chivalry
The genius of a ,ertaiu Arkansas
wlltor els.wed their rvrutly When
he printed the following news item
in the loyal cohinsns or his paper:
"Mss Beulah Itlatk. a .. itatet)vltle
belle of twenty 'summers, is viedting
her twin leruthe•rs..,age thirty two”
IF SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND ITCHES
APPLY SULPHUR
Just the moment you apply Mentho-
Sulphur to an itching, burning or
broken out skin, the itching stops and
healing begins, says a noted skin spe-
cialist. This sulphur preparation, made
into•a pleasant cold cream, gives such
a gtt ck relief, even to fiery eczema,
the nothing has ever been found to
its place.
ause of its germ -destroying prop -
es, it quickly subdues the itching,
Dols the irritation and heals the eczema
right up, leaving a clear, smooth akin
in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pim-
ples or roughness.
You do not have to wait for improve.
ment. it quickly shows. You can get
a little jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur
at any drug store.
.1 •distinct nove:ty in the design
of the frock shown abov .. Is the
Inaertlon of •t panel of accordion
p ea ed tan crepe 1n the back, con -
training with the navy hlne aPrge of
the draw.
Ouch! Rub Backache,
Stiffness, Lumbago
Rub Pain from back with email
trial bottle of old
"St Jacobs Oil.”
Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden paint,
sharp aches and twinges? Now listen!
That's lumbago, sciatica nr maybe
from a strain, and you'll get relief the
moment you rub your back with sooth-
penetrating St. Jacobs Oil."
Nothing else takes out soreness, lame-
ness and stiffness so quieldy. You
simply rub it on your back and out
comes the pain. it is harmless and
doesn't burn the skin.
Limber upl Don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle of old, honest 'St
Jacobs Oil" from any drag stere, and
after ruing it just once 'Il forget
that you ever had bedusie t lumbago
or sciatica, because your hack wit
never hurt or came any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been rec-
ommended for 60 years.
..
ROBERT WILSON
Frost Fence FOR Hard Wood
Baled Hay Baled Straw
Homestead Fertiliser Rock -faced Shingles
Rubber -tired Buggies
Hessas'Ites Street
Phase
GODERICH
or Materials
with SURPRISE
and well washed;
the truly clean
HAIR GROWS THICK
AND SO BEAUTIFUL
35c "Danderine" Does \VondErs
for Lifeless, Neglected Hair _
Girls! A gleamy mass of li►=urisnt
hair foil of gloss, lustre and life
shortly (oilmen; a genuie, toning up
of neglected scalp.. with dependable
"i)and„rine.”
Falling hair. itching scalp and the
dandruff is correetod immediately Thin,
dry, wispy or fading hair is quickly in,
vigorated, taking on new strength, eolor
and youthful beauty. "Danderine" is
delighthil on the hair: a refl.-shin.
stimulating tonic—not sticky or greasy!
Any drugstore
CHILDREN CRY FOR "CASTORIA"
A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, .Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups — No Narcotics!
Mother! Fletcher's Csatoria has
been in use for over 30 rams to relieve
hahi.e and children of (bwatipation,
Flatulency Wind Colic and Diarrhea;
allaying reveriahneaa arlaing there-
from, and, by regulation the 4tnmaeh
aid 110W1.111, aids rte assimilation of
Food; giving naboa I cleep without
opiates. The genn,re bears signature of