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THE SIGNAL,
GODEJUCH, ONT.
"NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD FRIENDS."
By Miss Peggy Harvey
MARY
AHD ktf3 LAMB
as
New FOR A NICE
LAMB GINNER: Mary and her little Iamb
It, re in a field orplOy
When dosap !here flew on stogie
And took the (omb away
(1+1ory$ screams uerefranhc-
Nor did the cry in in ,
Trnoolunce
Aonandaeropane
They chased ihgt� cruel eagle
t
•{.)a up around The Sun,
fit.fiall the dtchedto seeer thefun s
--The mon lassoed TFfe ectle
Y And brought If ba�e•Ikt tet fdw
Forth in Thy name. tt lard. 1 go.
Hy doily labor to pursue;
Thee, only Thee. reselctrl to know.
1n all 1 Ihiuk. or sneak. or do.
dole nod: Thy wisdom fulfil:
In
assigned,
ll lest me cheerfully fulfil a find.
In all my works Thy i not.
And prove Thy good and perfect
will.
-Charles Wesley.
Prayer
Almighty God, help us In under-
stand the meaning of the gift of life
with which we have been blessed.
Thou hast entrusted us wino h soluntiemn
r,,,ponaihilities. enable us
stand their meaning. to feel their
rreocure, and to respond with all our
hearts to their demands- Let thy
Messing rest upon tie fur Jesus' mike.
Atue°.
--Jensen- Tarker. L-
S. 14. LESSON FOR NOV. 14th, 1916
LPsaon Tltlr t adret. riaithtuhtese
Rewarded•
L,�nnn Yas4arw•--sl rtta 14:6-t8.
Golden Teat ---Joshua 11:8.
The children of Israel in all their
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Ills 141Y
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(I e.4t'"'-J' d* '`,>. 'gnd Saved the tomb for n1ory-
( -�. « The lamb os while as 'now.
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THVSOFRATION' Tlit3 15
tlICHttT„•
3T ', ff W CAN'T 5DO litkour•O?
her as one
de•esert life had kept togt't
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL (lady but now that the land of °enema
/rrLBORYB
111,• township conae'il. met in the hall he deasvt
waa entered and eonglx•n"'1 it must not
be left desert. The!`---�twt�lnlrrae
but Corry' ataa-.ould_n1 go Jug where
at Carlow October 12th. Minutes t 1
0
d, Two and a -half tribes had e' elan
September meeting adopted as res to remain on the Past able u[ Jt
Atter dieiposlag of correspondence and and the other tribes ea weer to be Rican
discussion of various matters. the sol- , their inheritance by lot,wer as the ice!)
Lord
lowing births were paid: F,d- gaiter, I tvmminded by the hand of Moors, impish,. �.'e.fg. Co..Wnominee. But before Elealrar. the priest. Jos-
t;e0. neon.
. eti inte�p 6 road work, I hue and the heads of the ten trite'
Ger. ,team, awls rtod work, I !began their work of di*trlbation. 1'a-
$722,-, Van- lets aecnm{ianied by the heads and
1114.e:r: Handy great men of the trih.•-.f Jutish. all'
stone. Wm. Maley.
IR 51;'Ilei.3 ,M L. uytl^te.- . fid !cfors' them and reminded
Si;,tit'Fisher.
til : T. Ok ><55; I �hua that 'Hebron hid leen prom-
.ln Tobias '. 5. ; $22.40; Vast Oke. 556: ' lel him for a possession and thcre-
iar Treble. 5i; o \'an11. Cousins, �:; torr it should not be Included in tlwt
5hared ,4 . Alun 11$11.25;
i; de ieSt for which Iota were to he east. Caleb
11 14'n:.11 A111n..240; :tool Co,Star. I waled to Joshua to confirm "him
adcrrtisin 1 ;l.ta); stool claim. saying, '.Thou kne,we*t the thing
cement. anent. iL: Jn I►, o . 916,' drawing
I that the lard tail onto ]testes the
mitts'. 4rlerti •a J bill. lin Kadislr-barne'a. e
Hr.N1, half -yearly bill 5"7 K(1 pleat- hearted the thing 1 lone (n spv-
tante els inu- Long.
516.4': corm- : man of Gild eonverning then and nae
urors. Ion • Board n[ 1{ then rr
he hade
1 art
at1 mrrtkrR of iotinlll- I ing ant tate tarot and sept:rtlnit tacos.
Ines \\i'8on and young. to meet N� i ably' tort eontrnrting against the ten
senates- �ith at 2 p.m. -f:. J. 1Fi£THDR it then 1 shall t4• able to drive stem, were present at I neighbor teas positing at the time be -1
I 1 Il notoriety always desmins more 1,10
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tlre• Lord will err with me,
GODERIt'H TOWNSHIP
"Is the Town More
Immoral Than the City?"
By Georjen
A few days ago a large city dally
printed an article which compared the
morality of the big city aitd that .of
the *small town. The writer of .that
article. evidently • sophisticated New
Yorker, while admitting that the c117
was far from lily -pare, trod the town
Into the mire with enough hated' logic
and sutit lent evldem•e to make him ar-
ticle seem plats'tb!e. Recent develop- ,
menta in our ow■ town might tend to
Justify his dee•islon. but a thoroughly 1
unbiased investigation would show, 1
believe. that the small community is ,
house he noticed signs of its and tm- no worse than, if as had a•. the target
rouse
raw to Cee •bot It. A I community.
ndf t e Tl a T*.•t thin tnfamo>r:. ter--aen"s-1_ r
_\s if the wet Rammer bet not prOI •
en enough we are now to have
campaign.�lirantford Ihrpo
aro wholly About banquet
et given as the he also came to asesist- but water tone
at neither ' the toanqurt R1vlw by the Holmeaville n scarce it was fistful lmpnsallrlr t.r
publicity mien who brought In alt evil in'1"biz „oft He had all these yr icy than Jast17-merited tame h
e said he acted t.4 1 i eof the of an �
Crani I
e tflames.
a
• ana's-
' Cheesethe t
ze he Its ; 1 he'due t m
u spirit sol own
e o he'll " ofOur u
0 1 r.- u
et t sal u I r este
Ihea i i it sstrength of holly Cbl October ^1 A Splendid dinner wt. 'tents 1 111 the help of city scandal sheets. 1. him and _willing to chimer serve and neighbors. No saying
surely Ole :Ills '+xmxrltxnisma.
him blessed. hjm RnTtf((« cells C•if a 's fat. stroywL uer than "Beure your slur ,
f
Wit!,
Lord s,
o th
the
T.,
follows( stied- followed Il rw
t the Laird his God. For 1 • "s'' ,,tired and Joshua, seeing this noble „f 04th r - tent+ were removed. r
had errmml•u, ► 1 t 1 ITh-fa'l�awrirr� ��-a�rB t the def d includln(t fowl and other dell- 1 1 but the honer waa de- , deeds are mon- apt to come to light
thy saying.trim 1 fit the *seinen with chore than our 1an
shall,
r
place. u terse
t Company's as.f
&nit was tom
the llaearlya
r
fix fromto p
a• 11 rrheed symptoms
t r tt
Y
the . -b lose trod,trn yrbrle for it ell-0tane•r. whey ,
, ill.•• ,Cis fur tatnh,tm or r_. ,rd t Jost pr had been dune to i will mud you out" P of tin disease 1 At the f
ati - -- -- « a t lett
ever. alt- tee' than referred
wholly sol -things protidt4l, i r, Tablet to Barns• In the small 'town, where low•••rt the Lent Thy G,al.•. and important service - to the u•ti+ut 1 the good strangers to the rest, where mostly sign of any unpleasant rash,
when he eialtne d the fulntmeat of a 1 ssainso president of the Company. asked memorial tablet oommemoratlidi
('alrl. - thou elapsed
c to the long adders. an lneldent I l Robert Burns' lite has t,rrry ,us. 14 blown to reeve i else.i
Irritation or eruption, anoint it
titer east end ,4aying since the prom- h. is' made to atm so 8k1 befirrr. i Itev. T. J. t ick give a fakir tha chair. A where )ICs- Gown( and her sisters with Zam•Buk. This quickly
Is*. ass m ori saving. "-tore now, Ire- The id ble out of the that
was n air: au Interest
o t I a wittyauibeen unveiled at Coldstream Brtdia {
formidable hal tshr one tbxt dert men and to Intrrress s t y R fan I It tenor the inscription: I keep clone tab on their nrlghhnra trey soothes and heads hit disease.
Hesd. site Lese hath kept me aUte: as
would have shrunk from undertaking iva"Lud1uR addresses be Mr. R. E.Man- Robert Bursts Crossed this Brides step lone t duct lm eirr t -i over or un- 1 Where akin to already aflame with
He said. thea.' forty and rite years. Instead of ph-tidingaeb for it. !Gr sad Finn •of the Royal Bank. Clinton. chief
tier. I Entering England for the First Time. ' detected. eczema or is poisoned, sore ,x veins
Caen saner the lard :Take this a'rfd" ,o•ssful Was Caleb that the land Ile Frank Hearn. of Groton, chi,•[ deice 7th May. 1787, and. Kneeling. When a small -towner eommtta an need, Zam-Bok is the one ostosis heai-
nr.tn Jlus•4. anile the children of It resit from war. 114 proved fast "He . instructor fur Ontario, and R*rv,' Prayed for a Blessing on his 1 off,,nhe 11 Is taken ludo 111- os of'R,ts- • tog balm that ger fight ■t the root of
ico-
reel wlundrrwl in the a flet••.ue rs :, nod fol Who hath promises; Hr 14 CON : mu+ie In the 1'nz oreltr•tnr. and Native Land to tae Words ill and though It may start a► a mild, the trouble. Zam-Buk expels discos'.
wows. lo, 1 aft( 'eOilsxp •ley fourw•orr and is faithful
able to deo est -testing abundantly sleet"e ' songs by J. Stirling. •'p, 13cotla! MY dear. m7 Hallus I even trltlal. mtade+t. Ihr inbhed lir. and g
titer vs.res use!" In spite of the Lidos,' all that we ark or think." T1re• home of ides Gus Rislrae•k, o[ land!" etc. Zam-Buk'aever-readychuacur and
Of •-r•+ he 'expected the ennuis• i by the duct cera often turns out to be a fI' •auptlonal haling, soothing and and
Warm the Lnam , spreadood 1 i rot 'mod
to
Skin Trou6le?
"tfiifentan,, awl thy Caleb h renYrrrd r�1'rat tte tory,- 1 � M
h rr eo fete hm
Stutter
. r s
�• n- rows new clear akin.
n yenisi
cot it ti oitn br ii. ooh r Js. nrK'ei bis. Rf)K11r SII''' 54 l i 1 r (n i II Clu0. pelt vols have won for it a perms
seer a::3 co':.' the 1 attires for ro.terith»r t res
•I•I*te Is nothing w,• admire morn ,.f hist ws-k. _ r. pet place -in over r<mtttn Demes.
on brown P••, 1 •1 ul,ln•e its moo's n•ason why it rRorts to tnalntatn their whorl)" kuhwu i p ur herbal halm
►n miring t r toe thou I � ,1 Ile volt fforts tons xs mews wte•rs, ufsit 441 • hes d Oda gr
pf �cttd ports• It eases S=in, Chemin he :icer mss. to him, ".a' )'''t- nut (.1111 a for tar Most tithe eldr mud 1 \1hw els u[ SO -day, stud due ft always handy)
strvY (} t War query ►a anus who are thrws•lves til t y' p
relieves atiineas• 1 am n4 steams th!4 say as 1 weds in ,iinkollt of posts. In the s{,Irit iiiof Bonny River
the 'tu that
4lu46, sent 42, aro my tapable of gas W *truthful account of 1 Met ga C step it a Wean
7::c ;:r '`:j r-"1-a:C:nc chest. It warfare. her. we do not want ill. { d txr that Station. N B says: -"7 en"
-
77:7? •epynRh acerb._. xlad st'- 1s my stances of the same spirit. We wale
nil soh ems for war. Is.th to (U lair-iiit .1 t,ll•'r Gardiner t•hooainR Tier.
I t rolls hither owl sou uxihrnu. ...somas •• ru. Mfr a•■i•d .
1 r h i Ills Mutes now +Tilt+
the c'lititoti.•Itaytie•IQ road. was destroy- The tablet baa been erectedtins libel' on the Victim.
ed 1.y ore , .ort. N r n. way m•• • Coldstream urns s .
. U ILioistek ane,- alts
nth- sighting hl. fire stews out to eb Belgium had 100,000 house* 410-
!N.M.
conte elan•- t.1 Ole earn. I ci during the tea •
Lill! through all glowing toward the . - -
the matter, with the ehn*st+lue• '
tion• on 1r i■aebt•r a bc• and "ems ■rMe-
(14 ...rlgiur story copies the proverbial o sees• ,,, to own vn• w• eased ■tw°a
Captain 1 s unr-- Won* .• tains mammy
:. cul. t(•_Lt,me• 1 - flilrilyf tints M+•11 r- Bot ti r pl znlM1 Ire• ••,.' :r ,.� Zan ase- Tete beim ate■m!! cud r
rm .tet k++ww - -freer. .lints with each turtrlmtr
fit 11:1 re 4 4 ,n . •„ �'e -polish ''____..' ski •Cin b • uararlYaa]rar_
,,,, _a.•nvrtty in C711.11111111_11.- - ag*in _-iitth ,tbe-Meana 1epulsive si the I - u -sur the mall town's cr►mea, little i ■11
and. •la•tte•,I by the embussing -tie _v_ed i �71*1•�
FAVORITE trilMiNS
Tie Jnwt Tisausr- tt•-IFflite wen- a,r
1 sialm.,I the land in which were tin-
,. work so dig/legit that no one else was
Ioak ims who Tied , nosed '. ie r t "setk It �e thhlk of the
D THEIR -
anrtbig. lacotn. Common knewkdgt•
likely to take ap. '• \'l•
+,rani► hand 1 t out after in the R,osrltrutill, rens-ire far m,rP '
1 his ullunuous had u
t' f fir th:u tart could n1't s1 son
-
,n, -r,-1, :\s b.• then • atltrmwl li'rc
who
r.'21 t2 4.lal^-I 'hit
RA.'I0
1 am-authoriw'rl agent for _...
--De Farest=CressleY New Radio Sets
:1 Canadian set made tf a fora tadi Canadian
Ilion. - -�
in st,r,k tall or 'ph
F. R. ILLER
we'll
1;,r iiurr mer + eo • - blleitY than they deserve; vicious of-
s}ea+Js• vett by Mute Cant} tth*( 4•a,t era exceptisL In the eltlr4 It 14 im'-
f••-r tars,• were tunssacrwl by the u.,- \ pos.+�Fifit for Yn. 31M. -Grundy a"
„f the third d,'tacement wMo htrlcg the edueatiou he sou, close check on everybody; consequently
.„•n• mood simply by the emT, t>r- h 1 L mare re" hast math his mark she must le. more than natildied with
artperatet the case was simply m, flaw thlKeger',e'xl Y I altotlitll,lo the really criminal off,-nrv•4 and moaT
.baser:rte. 1\'e think of roamer 21 itt 1y let the majority. Including her own, of
young missionary mewing away front t ally tears •tp{sdtrtel n , l rk In course If any. Rn undls•ov4-rr 1.
„ 1+ 1 I church in 1 NRahingtnn and it wt.
"(Rod. lie w ink \ ou till We Meet ' aro:e musical • kertc 4" *141 1 111i,al cwt
Again' } ll in all probability
1tfifty nu iiyuu, amigo in the world. In
Oast fifty Icor•+ at cleated „ sed fir a private soldier.
favori meetingsas i se of the Civil War was
favorite. It was written o the service at
•cul*ti Eaters Rankin. for m s there that M•
Mistse. _k-Couittl•Rat una The llyme. with ')1r.
Washington.
dent -of Howard 1'niteraity there, an Tamer's nmisical setting• nut iitstPsung
the i'itnf mall, Ilfr which he might +�
semi at Bonar. that he may go where 1)1' hater he war Keel- met Dr. Rankin. -
the reef is greatest and the fight is rw Dr. ltankln*s shunt
Service Station Cor. Elgin Avenue ,rJ Victoria St.
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Phone 198 Principal
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t r •. e w r . -. • . , -
ern. • w.•rr►�w ••
stlttitiott Esse - rol..rYe1 pCoplr. !_ in -
z __ test hi 's ch amid a
1 of trn•ah st Possible ilitti srrticr. A (rowel h)mals sung at the 7ime of a ,etskse tarity-w high t.4
of a„b',• usurer i•nun•r to 0 of si'll's Si, .4.r-ww"il►rlll-yeOR d 'lobe baton will never rt.:
r t vs.-ne9en
Gun Williams. iiiii,on. morrl•on. 1,..:ni.e u this many stories hare been Ilteratttre, al et
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n',"-- 1'att,'son. Keith.-Fiat'OfFf 1 eireulated *!r to;what tsrrticular els• .1'aptritnnl.r sestet to arries m.rrr human serosa
Illsand: \IrFny.__men for • .•onusrnntr led to' Its ,tau{rnsltlai. 1►r. stranz, Some years nRn. ober Theodore
V. 411.41 2111• .lnakim had no t,•rrnrs. tint 1 Reukh, said that the Iden came to him floor.
Irather an attraction ; but wins serviuz as he thought of the oft-rr{s•atsl ea- itesrse.',Il had addresasl a holo gath-
tool• r another Joshua, difrrwl from . pr'•.4ion 'Yiu0111r)v:" He n•Inemlwres1 ering at ilemphis. Tenn.. he turned to
Caleb in this. that what they de41rw1 . that this was simply a contraction of wave a farewell when someone brats
.vets used to de•rtroy these fers•hrn4 •.4;241 lie with you," and ter wrote his nut with the first lint-. of "God he
enrs---wttf-yam 4144 we meet agiiin•7_._.Ill_ik
and t u,I ant to conquer them by lore. hymn with. sof thti obs ae shouldo�not Mutant from thonsnnd$ of throats 1)r.
and to ;f.T nsiratu the {sewer of the I ., t, r*mc! of tau ph
stayed .tt Trona ('heist to change the , 14• forgotten, it will be recalls' in Rankin's hymn swelled like the nates
el!, -• r. prelates into sons of find. 1this sou neetinn that Henry Want of 'tomegreat organ.
-W. G. Itlaikie. D.D. i Beecher once said, "'(1,nnl-bye' is. '(1,,'!
be with you' shrunk up to a skin." "Gad Be with. Von till We Met
--Dr. RankinWilea man of unusunt Amin"
literary' gifte. He was born in the GNI il' tea1 you till we meet again :
tillage of Thornton, New Ilamllsllit*', By Has eoanse•Is trunks npholA )You.
in 1s_1 r. 'Ne had a Ktnill4Aiy 1' t*tt'Iy ftottol P n 111 HIs t,7ou tsecurely
m sting In.
alai throughout Ilse was le
f , f (turns' poems. He wrote n
•
Father and Son
Fight Side by Side
Roy 1s a handsome lad of fifteen,
who is very proud of a new net of hea
phones some friend sent to him. Now
he can hear as far as Boston on his
cot, where he
radio. e lrrests most ome right
ff the In byma
c
You see. Roy Is In the Muskoka Hos-
pital for Consumptives and Is by no
means as well as he looks, although
he says he 1s getting along tine. He
can visit his Dad, too, which la an-
other source of comfort to him.
Dad Is In the same Institution, also
making the never ceasing straggle
against the fell disease. Bo often
••T. p.•' `ripe more than one to •
family. Both ars really making gond
progress, however -the complete rest,
th dlselpllne and the ears of kindly
nurses and doctors •re haven theft
usual nod effect In tau efficient.
2n The Muskoka Hospital 1s urgently
In need of funds. What can you spare
to help'. o g}
Cont Chardon. may Is*
3f6 set tcelist•
W. A. Charlton,
Strut, Toronto 2, Ontario.
On the 1927 motor marker.ant. the
1t
mime Ontario w111 he Knelled
Is a good step. Outsiders w111 under-
stand It. ---Kingston Whig.
•
bn.k LTiThe-
lSi',iTtiP11 dtatR t: At+l,l
tteoteh ' dItper,•' which had quite n
vogue in hie day. Other works from
his pen were 'single -sale Rhymes!'
-Hymns in Pattie," nnd quite a mint -
1. r of practical ,'44•)14 and works on
the cultivation of the 11erotlone1 life.
1114 fervid preaching drew large ('1111
gr. -gallons 10 bit ehnreh fit Wnahing-
trm nnd hos strong sympathy with the
colored rare won him manf tripod..
and ua donut made 4110014 1. ,I+tring
that p•'ri,t1 when the entire a onntry
.Nn4 s„ nglIstsl uvea syy
It ran alrrte21 1s• oael11 thatery. WIlllam
Gould Tenter, Who, at Dr. itnnktn'e
rrniie.t. wrote the music for this
hymn, ens i.so, late author. for the
hymn and tune are Inseparable.
Tomer ens not a trained masleinn. 114'
WA. simply a country lad, with little
elncatiun, who loved music, and be-
came the later of a village choirfie
taught himself to play the violin and
, +wn ... 4 ...,,. er•11r. ..
Refrain:
Till we meet again! TIlt we meet
nano!
Till we meet at Jesus' feet :
Till we meet again' Till we meet
again!
God 14• with you 1111 we meet
again!
Gal he with you till we meet *wan
ilia win95 securely hide you.
Deily manna still provide you;
(2nd he with you till we meet again.
(kttl he with you till we siert again;
When life's perils thick confound yrs
I'm Ills nrmr unfailing round you;
God bre with Tom till we meet again,
Hod be with Too till we meet again
Keep lovas banner floating o'er )on,
Smite death's threatening wove before
jolt;
God he with yon tIll we meet again.
u,
. ,r..y,•.,,r•,,,,,r;. -„M,
asst . Ire •/ Zama-
.Doh 1•••'• yews deal••
a. s.'t...t ass .41 r. e.wl se.*. awe mats okw u.
Owen Sound Motor Coach Transit Company
Owen Sound, Walkerton
and Goderich
TIME TABLE
Effective Sept. 14, 1112>2
Ieavw A.M. 1'.M.
Owen Sound 7.38 4:00
Kilsyth 7,50 4.25
Tara 8.15 4.50
InvermaY 8.20 4.53
i)obbington 835 5.18
('healey 8.53 5.33
Elmwood 9,10 5.55
Hanover 9,30 6.10
Walkerton ..Arr. 9.50 6,30
I.ve. 6.50
10.05
10.35
11.05
11.20
Greenock
Tecawater
Wingham
Redgrave
Blyth
Auburn
Loyal
Dunlop
Godreieh
Leave A.M. P.M.
GoderIeh 7.30 4.00
Dunlop 7.40 4.06
loyal 7.55 4.20
Auburn 8.10 4.35
Rlyth 8.25 4:30
iielgrate 8.40 5.05
Wingham 8.55 5.20
Testwater 9.20 5.45
(:restore( 9.45 6.10
Walkerton Arr10.05 6.25
7,05 Lve6.45
7.30 Hanover 10.25
7.S6 Elmwood 10.45
8.10 fhe'wley 11.05
11.35 8.25 Dohhington 11.20
11-50 8.40 lhtverw►#y 1l.te3
11.05 8155 Tara 11.30
12.10 9.00 Ktlayth 1135
12.10 9.15 Owen Sound .....12.20
7.65
7,25
7.13
8.05
8.25
8.30
8.55
9.20
FARES
Owen Round to Goderlrfl ..53.75 Teeswater to Greenock ....*4)e
Wingham to TlPawater ....3$e Between other town* 255
Dunlop to Goderieh .. 15e
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