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' "' THE SIGNAL,
- GODERICH, ONT.
lake ups'11 blw:etf the t•uwman,I nt "NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD FRIENDS"
their forcer ag*tu.t the •.Midlauftes.
An angel appeared to him when, he.
was bucy threading corn and said to
how; "T1µ' Lord .s with thee. thou
mighty- luau ltidlalor: go In this thy
might. and thou *butt nave Isreel
from the baud of the Stldlauttes:
have not l sent thee.:- lit today's
,.. d, Lea the Lying out o[ shut
gree' oowmtssiou. We are told that
the yiirlt of the lard came upon Gid-
eon and he scut messengers through
out the country and the people docked
10 his command. coming even from the
more -distant tribes whose laud as yet
hail not been deyaststel by the foe.
until his army numbered thirty-two
thousand. Now. bating sure of God's
presence with him.- Gideon lost no
time in setting his army in the best
possible lwe:Ilion. fie hitched near a
faunas well, that there ndght he no
lack of water for his troops. awl up-
on hk i ground overlooking the totem!
In the valley. But before any attack
was made he again heard th. voice of
the lard gaying that the army was
too strong even though small in eon
parison to that of the enemy. titan
would leave them no chance for hoes--
ing afterwards, no he reduced their
numh'rx by two teats. Ile ordered
Gideon to proclaim in the ears of the
people saying. Whowa v.r la fearful and
afraid let him return and deport from
Mount Gilead. Tbis reduced the array
to ten thousand.
fie again said to Gideon. the people
ere yet too any. bring them ,Iowa
unto the water, and I will try Shat
for thee there. It is still the custom
In that land for tbe natives to use
xi loth modes of drinking deecrltwd here.
Sunday
Afternoon
By ISABELHAMILTON,
(loderich, 1)nt.
"But broken pitchers bearing light -
Tet Gideo*'a boat triumphant bang:
And through Ste stillness of the camp
Their shout* of victory ung.
Nome go down on their knees and.
berettag forward, put their lips to the
water; (Alters merely stoop and 'lap up
a few handfuls. Those that did the
n na *ray wereiitWThtat'
wed and pod said unto Gideon.
Ey the three hundred men that lapped
wilt 1 sere you. and deliver the Midi-
anites into thine band. All the rest
went back unto their tents. Ile must
IP Nreard and Stitt by' faith or not
at m1.
r
in the night time the Lord again
spike to Gideon. tNltog him to take
enc man andgo down .into the eaanp•
of the enemy and tepy nut the situa•
tion. The sight was app,eiliug. for the'
men lay along in tbe valley 1A. gess+•
• .\ shipwreck, and but broken spars, ,h.ppers for multitude and the camels
All tossed upon an angry =hi: were without number. It wee, how•
Net one of them enabled Paul
MelttaIt coast to gain.
"A broken body on the cross,
A wound whence blood and water
flow;
That every fettered child of sin
Might full d.liverante know.
And in that -feast of mesery
The broken bread. the poured out
• wine.
lu wheat .manner speak to ns
_1ls.ut the Tuve_ divine,
"How dear to 1:..11 are broken things,
%•i.* power In ills liana they gain;
Ttiet 11n'u1t Him with your shattered I iesr implements In their hniols-trmil• I
hopes. pets ,and pitchers with later: hnid,•.
And Iselies racked. with pain." H•• then 141.truetel them to 11114
-Anna Temple.
ever, not whet he snw but what he
beard that heartened him. Ile over-
heard two soldiers talking. Sine of
them told 8 dream he hall. it seemed
a very f.wtlieh dream. for in tr he saw
n barley enke tumble Into the camp'uf
the Midianite -s, knock down a tent
and bury thdite in it. The other sol -
.tier undertook -to interpret the dream
saying. "hila is nothing else• care the
sword of'Gldeon. for into his hands
h'htb God delirererl Mi411811. 1141 all 1110
host." .\t .' ee 4:141'4111 r.--ntmito4l the 1
hand --14 tintl inttringhIw jtlm_-rir ris-t-H
spot and he worshipped, and then set
oft t4 Iii" own men and called diem 1,1-
10 netion. 111. (lade them take harm -
PRAYER
••t► ter a faith that will not shrink.
:though pressed by tunny a foe. a faith
that shines more bright and clear
when thin/w'sta rage without." Lord
give its suck' n faith as this for the
saki. 11.1 Jesus our Lord. Amen.
S. ti. LESS41N POR NOrr'. 020th, 1925 Nash n[ lirbtnln((, and every man
Leeson Title --lade n and the Three.
Tried out with a Mighty ahotif, "16!
Aundrevl. sword of the Lord. not ..f Gideon.- so
Leeson Passage. --Judges 7:1-25. *added and In the 'had of nigh' was
Golden Text-Eph. 1:10. 1'1110 atu,ek slut all the host ran. and
In the prw•eding chapter w"• read
thnt Israel dist evil in the right of the
Lord awl 11' de11rery'4I them into the
hand of )lidisn. they eitne upon
them is wm•11 i ii itwre float sinful 1 h}- tI .,• soldier* that had been dia-
Iarael Iut.I not spirit enough to runlet missed tvhe'tt 11a' Maroc hmalrrl were
and took refuge in 41r184 anal caste. chowm as well ny the faint-hearted
14) as he did. That mighty host that
had at different time* for seven years '
terrorlsel the Israelites was nosy to
he rmtF4-antt mined by terror. call-
nam divided his eompany into three
seetienw and marched to the outside
of the camp of the Mtdlnnites and they
blew the trumpets. At the ,.ante 1141Pe
118011/41 their pitcher.. making 14110
great crashing . noise while. the light"
Inside les& a glaring show like a
cries end tied, while alt the time (114-
an1'4 conn stood sent round 441 11 tk.•
r.
This
This.greet victory was followed up
r
Foe years, your after year, did
the Midianite.. an tendo of robbers,
alukt' inroads u(wa the eountry, garry-
ing off corn. *beep and oxen, until e1
last in 'JesLMyir of succor from Baal
Israel cried unto the t,nrd. Then the
limit sent a prophet who n•miu.4•d
then, of the greet things boil had 1141414'
fur them Io the peat and. told them
thpsl• t.rwient eelardties had f/altew up-
ir them bewails,• they had not obeyed
(141d's voice. We are not told what
effect the pro.ching of this prophet
half--ti1, ,-th.o pcopl. but immetllntdy
ane' we_tutte--the caping of tlidi'nt to
wino went home. returning and great
was the .slaughter.
"Today IPtd is fighting against sin
nun nrg-r 11is lar+.le and ' the church's
ls•at wetett•.sn -art /-ruwla•IIt 1aa4 loons
the proclaims! len 1.1 ('hrl-tis 118 me
and work, and the light of godly
111144.4."
\hxiuuler McLaren. Dill.
Bet tile! woman who says age la vJl
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By Miss Peggy Harvey
iAWFuL L SGOODNEgORD• f DO YOSTOPU AT
WANT TO DRIVE 1 -IE To THE
MOON AGAIN?.
VOU LEAVE IWAT CAT ALONE,
WHILt1(iS FIDDLING HE IS
NOT DOING MAY ONER ANY
17 err.
By THE TWITCHINli or MY
TAIL 1 FEAR 1'M GETTING
ANGRY.
y'
TEE -HE E -HE E , GE E' 11415 IS
FUNNY' IF THAT'S THE BEST YOU
CAN 00, PUSS,YOU MIGHT AS WELL
DROWN YOURSLF AS STARVE
Ts DEATH. IT Will BE
Eur PAINETIL IF YOU NAVE
Tb DROWN YOURSELF
NAVE TIMES_
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HeyDiddle, diddle' The cot and the fiddle,
4- The car and the violin:
he played, for his dinner but grew thin- and ihinntr;'(+•
----Aiwa His playing was not worth o Pen.4W,iii.tSt' ITV
J
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t31t A MAD
4T i THAT'S WMAT
I
Am: v./HAT 15 TWE
MATTER WIN MY
PLAYING, ANY WAY?
AND &RANDSIRE
4AVE HIS VERY
LIFE FOR THE
FIRST FIDDLE -
STRING
GOOD GRIEF' HERE
is WHERE I Pull
USP MY SOCKS!
C4.2 -c"-1,
1
PooR Olt) Puss: I
DON'T e1 t1EHIr1
FOR LOS NC? WS TEr1d'E R
IT WAS MEAN To TEASE _
NIM -HE ISHUNGRY Too
Hey: Diddle, diddle: The cat broke his fiddle,
And vowed he Would play never more,
Bii
would hunt mous[ ondrot' like the commonest car
1 Thot ever crept -through arable door
1 lltl'""` \it
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Hey Diddle, Diddle! Here's the same old Cat, the sante old Cow, and the ams old Fiddle.
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NEGLECTED ANAEMIA remained unchanged.
MT
teachers a at a me
.\t
Last
one of :turned the cull
a box of I)r. 1 of the
Williams' l'ink Pills. and
fail
nd 1 had hardly to I'ink Pills
Often Leads to a Decline -Enrich finished It when I timid feel an im- Ito myfriends and :41111111111128 41114 when
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the Blood byTakingD h rot'ement ,in my coiAithon. 1 - . tiunwl ' a tonin is needed."
F• ._�-the nap of tha rdlts for _ w,m, m I You can get these pills from your
Williams' Pink Pills longer. and I can hardly- tell all thedruggist. or by mail At !cit neat• a ti.ii[
hey did me. ' 1 gained to I from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
their strength &u -l- we . t and,TlteCalor re- 11roebl Itte: Ont.
my
cheeks.
gr8 fins t w 1.
I)r. 1tV i l l l a m s'
and.
At
terns
ed.m
rntend
In their t•arir teals it is quite con Ronal they
mon Inc girls to .futgrnw
strength. ' and mother* ahmll/f care-
fully watch the health of their daugh-
ters at this timefor it is when
strength is sapped by rapid growth that
anaemia develops. The first signs may
•he,nottr'et by pa'rishnees. languor and
Iteadaehet. The face grows pale.
breathlr•snes* and pitlpitat0n follow.
With low aptrtta.
At the first symptom of anaemia
mothers should act at once. Neglected
anaemic often leads 10 Ileellno. but 1f
you wee tllht your daughter's blood is
enricher there need he no cause for
anxiety. The titud.t bloom eirinlwr-.,-
\' a' P
eta' dial o1i f red is Hr, Williams' illi8tn !ink
fills. The pure. rt -i b1,ww1 trea11l1 by
thew pills Witt quiekly banish all
signs of nunwnta. They win build up
role• girl's health end t'nm,re -her a
robnat girlhood. (live your daughter
n stn :• or The mind would tell " dare alass-.l1-.Duan*'_PInk Pals
do her •tu[ in a tomtit; (atN.r.-Slur• snow'. Stake her strong like thousands
Tal.' Cettrier-rltpr,s- girl* tfhn hair w'Pr h' -nod frintt
titre eltlichee nit ianal•mtn Tly Sir
liattlh• Pink Plllx. flee. 1. a bit of
iwoof 11 bei Mary Vend 1ttl ('aha
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FAVO ITE HYMNS
D N IRv� ft8
"(hod Moven* in a Mysterious Way' work seems to have been 1114- better.
The author of this hymn. William • for more of his hymns hart become
Cowper. mus horn at Great Iterkkam• famofs that of these of Newton'.
stt•twi. 1':ngla eb n1 1731. 111b• father was �rwi•tR iw,Iuiell Cowper to do same
s - s- ter --- -
r d the parish. _TTS irNi111
to for of
I
o Hr riMtwl the rick.
when he was six. and that was Abe : prr11lY work. I
first 1� * aeries of hitter sorrows. He ,'•in1Ma•twd week -day m1•otLtg.i and corn -
was sent to We.tminster school when ` {"'seal many hymns 10 be s11011 atter
he wax ter. and his extremely venal- the sermon. Rut .ore again the
tiro dialuos tion mode lilt an 14bie•t of nw-24410 hokr Htd to.At possession of
ridicule and persecution from rougher . ('11wper. it is gcto-rnfly *reed that
lad.. hen: Inter he sttallwb PAW and ' the 1'ynvt '•4/.>tt. Rosea to a Mywtertoue
was-adtntttrrtt-to.-.tts-tier in 1704. hot Wnv' was written -after• Cowper had
-auvws tv ha• -r made aa.-aerlutweattempt cassis• All Mtemp t-- et afield*. The -
tn prntttie. The. qualities of atone- hymn was written about the year 1773
aloe and quick decision. Po neceoanrr *1111 it "n. of hl w hestaknowu. Other
found in
Owen Sound Motor Coach Transit Company
Owen Sound, Walkerton
and Goderich
TIME TABLE
Effective Sept 14, 1926
A.M. P.M. Leave A.M. PJM -
7.30 4:00 4:admit% .....• 7.30 4.00
7.50 425 ....
5.15 610 La9'aI • •.• .. 7.53 4.0
5.20 M � •• ••• 23.10 4.36
-1_ --Bb _ �. 8.25 4.90
lit it _ Belgrare .. L.40 5.K
�i f3i TV/pngtsas 5.55 5.20
0.110 6.10 Teenrater 9.00 5.45
..Arr. 010 5.30 Greenock 9.46 6.10
Lee. 510 Walkerton Arr10.06 5.25
Leave
Owen Sound
Kilsyth
Tara
Invenosy
Dobbingtoa
Cheeky
Elmwood
Hanover
Walkerton
Greenock
Teeswater
W tnghain
Belgra v e
Blyth
Auburn
Loyal
Dunlop
Goderieh
..10.05 7.06 las. 6.46
10-35 7.30 Hanover 10.26 7.06
11.05 7123 Elmwood 10.45 7.25
1120 8.10 Cheeky 11.06 7.43
11.35 5.26 Dobbingt o 1120 5.06
11.50 5.40 invortway 1125 5.25
12.05 5.55 Tara 11.30 5.30
12.10 9.00 Kllaytb 11.66 5.55
1220 9.15 Owen Sound 1220 920
FARES
Owen Sound to Godorieh ..33.73 Tet.water to Greenock ....300
Wingh t. Tea water ....30e Between other towns the
Dunlop to Goderieh 15e
STOP AT CROSS ROADS -stop ole at any cross road or (arm
gate and i drop you anywhere on route
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COURSES
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Office, Civil Service, Commercial Teacher's -. - -
Course and Special Courses Arranged
For full information write to
B. F. WARD, B.A.,
Phone 198 Principal
hi auceq s in the legal profedealou. bye' ,
tnmmt, N.B. soya: -"Three year+ ego nearly 811 1104 s err: "There rA e
while atteadlwere quite lacking in him. Byer *suer .
flit a Come-on. 1 *wiled his twentieth year, Cowper hod shown Fountain Livid with Blood. "flume -
witslaird to graduate. Th' ','snit sigiie of brain dixenw', and throtaheut tio'. a Livid surprise.," Yl, for a
w"rix 1 1114.11n14. ♦u-ry uervou" and {pit PO 'in life was clouded with this afnie- Closer Walk With rind." "Hark. My
thin and (ale 111y teachers thought tt,a. in, l became a vk•tim of moan. Poul. It 18 the Lord.- and "Jenne\
they would have to send me home„boil. I R'here'er Thy Teeple Meet.- ('nutter
a atld Auffereuuutterabk an -
my parents sent me. blit rayvenation
tank different kinds of 11111.4114.11114 which lived to 1*- sixty-nine and while his
guish. Ills condition became such lest days were clouded he did speed
that Sheen wee nothing left hut to wend many years of (Inlet naefnlneAA in the
him to au asylum. rhe sympathetic erening of /611/11fP.
`treatment he renewed th, re enabled ,
h its to remover, at haat to viten an ex-
tent that the delusions faded. and ! "Gad Moves in a Mysterious Way"
after 8 'onvnlewenee of less than two God moves In a myst.•rionr way.
yt'nrs he -left thnt Institution.Hla mantle a to perform;
I' is
nc•r was fortunate In big friend- He plants MA font-tepa in the sea.
shlp>. itcv. Mr. )'nwto and his tam- 1 And rides upon the storm.
11y. w 1 1 had previously shown 11i111
much kindness. gladly received him ; Deep In unfathomable mines
into their home and treated Idm with I Of never -failing skill,
g reat tenderness. Soon afterwards he He treasure* up His bright deslgnP
formed a friendship with Rev. John And works HIA Aoveretgn will.
Newton. curate of a near -by pnrlilt.
Itifferent as the two men were in many 1'e., f,tnrfnl saint*, fresh ronrnge take!
dl
reied+. they . hart yet mneh in cam- a
•e•e elands ye so much dread
mos 1111 their friendhlp was probably Are big w•bh merey. And "heli break
the brightest s1"st In Cowper's and lite. 1 in blessings on your head. '
Ne1t111.1_ was himself a great. hymn -
writer. He wrote each favorites as Judge n.t the Lord by feeble sense,
"How /Sweet the Name of Jewiit 1 Rut trust Him for His grace:
`bunds," '1ih ,1Oil" Things of 'rhe' 114.1111141 A frowning prnvhdk•nec-
Are P(s.k,•n." and many Others. lIe 1 He I1i114s n smiling face.
-•ass the neessity of key:tiag ('ow leer's
mind occupied and It WA PI Is• who 0rtg- , Ills purposes will ripen fest
Rested That the two should onmlwdse a t'nfor.Mng every hnnr:
,'teepee it hymns together. .\ s-,•ry The buil may have a hitter mete.
famous rolle'tlon. widely known ns 'nut sweet will he the Sower.
the '1'111'• . Hymns." yeas the result
(11 the .'lltr•tloe of font hundred and blind unbelief is Hire to err
fifteen hymns. Newton wrote three And wean Hir works In vein
hnndret and forty -eine and Cowper God Iv IIIA own int.rpreter
14lxt>-Aix. lot the quality of con -pees ' And He will make 11 plain
.sde--r photngratdl 1.1 N W )tsatty
o•lslrman and preoldent of the (M!
rotten Peeler Railway.
Riker's Syrup of Tar
and Cod Liver Extract
--and---
Rikr s Bromide uinine Tai e Q
Two well -proved remedies for coughs and colds.
Sold in Godegieh by
H. G. DUNLOP
THE REXALL DRUG STORE
The 'Fraetet' Taylor Disabled
Sarnia, Nov. 11. -The steamer J.
Frei ter Taylor, which yesterday was
disabled at anchor In lake Hurn( with
a broken rudder, was towed into the
St . ('lair River this morning by the
Ings Sarnia City and Smith, and is
now moored here. Owing to the heavy
Peng yesterday the tugs were unable
to bring the teasel Into port, but no
ddffleulti.s were encountered this
horning. The steamer may bre towed
to Detroit for repairs.
• The F'rayter Taylor 1s owned by the
Algoma Shipping Co., of Sault Ste.
Marie. and baa about 3,000 tons of
cool In her hold.
At no time wax the vea04411 In dan-
ger.
ao-ger. ('apt. 11. B. Reid. o9 the Reid Tow-
ing 81111 Wrw•klug Co., maid today.
There are many ointments
'but ONLYI7NE°
am-Buk
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