The Signal, 1926-11-25, Page 7Sunday
A f ternoov
By ISABELIL1J11LTON,
(ioelerich• tint.
l for that choicest blooming
Of living in Thy love.
And thus on earth poinereliug
The peeve of heaven above:
O for the bliss tltat by it
The soul securely knows,
The holy cal mend quiet
Of faith's Serene repose:
-J. S. B. •MuWtell.
PRATER
We thank Thee. Lora Jesus, for the
knowledge we have that Thou wilt
never leave nor forsake that. who put
their trust In Thee. Delp us to
cleave unto Thee with all our heart
and soul and thus find rest. Amen.
S. S. LESSON FOR DEC. 51h. 1926
Lennon Titles-Kuth and Naomi.
Lesson 1' eutet--Kush I:11-22.
Golden Text -Ruth 1:16.
In the I • ol: of Ruth ae have a
abort history of the douneetle 'affairs
,f the family of Klimek..It alt" liv.al
lir the time of the Judge,. -1 famine
fell upon tl a land of Canaan where
Ellmelveh lived. The ctllldrrn of Is-
rael had been, rotd to expee' to trod it
a laud flowing with' milk and honey..
_-_ThC�-flld asat_tlad .. i1 a fruitful laud_
butit wax 1 ecause of their slim that
the famine cause, as God hod threat-
ened it would *tumid they (tweak..
1111.t 1 1.,.v. 26:162(11.
cad. -t•• •.► !uuerthey
country. so lise with his wife and two
-aims, 'went Into the hand of Mault on
the east side of Jordan. ober.. there
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Of Israel ite.d1d not forsake the tial
of tercel but he put temptation in the
way of him some. Ile did nut Intend to
:w settle in the land of Moab but to s,t-
• "urn until the fn mine was over. but
1 the, meantime he died. ' its sone
inatl'Cled heathen women and saran
after they alio died. leaving three
lonely women..
Naomi hearing that the days of the
✓ famine Io her own land were ended.
• derided to return and lair daughter*.
IMaw natomlaanied her. ns an act ..f
Oriental courtesy. to the border,. of
their own land. There she urged
them to return but thea (wing truly
attached to her were min;el to go
farther. Naomi. though deeply
touches by thio sign of affection. urge)
them the more to return each to her
mother'• hoose. Rhe thnnked thein,
for their kltulnesa to her anti te tier
sans and prayed that the heard would
de ni graeiousty with them- This
caused them te weep and to profess a
(determination to go forward with her.
L saying, "Surely we will return with
thee unto thy Ieeple." Naomi thea
pointed out to tbem how very little
abe (•"gild offer them if they p.eradateel
in their resolve. She did not wish
them to take. under temporary ex-
citement. a Step they might afterwards
The
Doctor
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Ur. Jos. Aura. Simi,. of St. M.
dore. Que.. writes: --
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Liniment and a:w Y.cset it. it fur
my patients •Iwoys with the most
'ratifying results. and 1 consider
it the hest •Ibround liniment".
C. A. King, M.U. also recommends
Minard'a In the following words: -
'1 have used Minari's Liniment
myself as well as prescribed It In
my practice when a liniment was
required. and have never failed
to get the desired effect". 77
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"NEW ADVENTURES OF OLD FRIENDS."
regret. The arguments of Naomi pre-
vailed with 'Orpah.. who returned to
her tri iide and her gods. But Ruth
elate unto her. After parting with
ilrpir-rn ibe cualomary faaitlun of the
Earl. Naomi Agnlu tried to prevail up-
on ltuth to turn hack. urging her Ms-
ter's example, but I
gunn•ut by entreating her to (rats her
urgitage. for she was rdived to go Gir-
1
SII, would trace with her; elle
would dwell with he ; she , would
Join interests with her: .ilo' would
John In religion with her Alla nothlug
but death would part them. She
bark,.l tip this rr.olutioe with a
sellout' oath which pact an end to the
wool,,' strife for Naomi when tape
sant Ruth was ateadfaetly minded to
Ho with her. then elle left speaking
itut, her.
That now bring like-minded jour-
neyed oa day after day until they
reachedBethlehem. ,Their appear -
a„••• in the city created considerable
ex••itement. ARUetions bad made
•1eh surprising (long,* in her In the
time she was gone tint her friends
could only ask "is thio Naomi''" 'She
wax not distnrhhi by their words and.
without any murmuring Agalnxt her
IOL rhe fold them her afflictions were
from Go41. The hand of fits Al-
mighty writ, In it all. She had gone out
full and she had returned empty but
the iw.rd had not forsaken her soul.
She could say. "Now no chastening for
the present twentieth to be anyone. -hitt
grtevons : nevertheless. • afterward It
yieldeth the peaceable fruit of right-
eousness onto -11 1-m WTairh are erer-
ristrll therelil-." (itch. 122:111.'
WORLD MISSIONS
.1 Korean VIM of America
Alice Kim. a Korean (`hrlutlan wo-
mom. who recently visited the United.
State.. gives her Impresslons of
Atutriea as follows:
1. The plentlfulneoe: - Everyone
looked well dressed and well fed. it
seemed to me thnt every wand' place
T sow waft a place to eat or a place to
hug food- .-
2. The wastefttlne.s.-Ridtn( by
Automobile through forests. i sow
wood Tillie on The ground. I thought
of my own Korean people (old and
even freezing in winter for lack of
fuel. The food tett on the plate In
America would feed many thouteanl4
of hungry people in Korea.
3. 'rhe friendihtei.e.-Tile people
are kind. especially to foreign ran -
(lento. 1 often wondered why people
were so kind to me. but I know it was
because they love Christ. The home
lite Its America Is a ntost potent in-
fluence. especially in the West.
4. The hriutlan opmt in America
otrntk me very Toreihty. Two years
In . Amerces deepened my experience
And my love for Korea and her wo-
manhood. 1 got a new vision of wo-
Aran'. work in the world, it is te-
cnrtee of Chillies love that. woman-
hood holds itis blab plass in (7hliadai
Innis. -The Knrcrnp Weston Field.
Indigestion aid
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Mrs. Kempton
Crocker, Hantaport
BLhopville, Kings
Co., N.S. writes:-
"M husband suffer-
ed from kidney and
liver derangements
and lame ban, for
two years. Nothing
seemed to help him.
We read in Dr.
Chase's Almxnne of
Dr. Chase's Kidney
Liver pills and he
tried them. By the
time he had taken
two boxes he was
quite well again.
PERHAPS it has never occurred to you that your
troubles from indigestion are really caused by torpid
liver action and consequent constipation of the bowels.
Stomach tablets and lotions sometimes afford temporary
relief but they do not get at the cause.
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills positively remove the
cause of trouble by their direct and combined action on the
liver, kidneys and bowels. A single box will convince you
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NOW, BILLY 8U6,
1 F YOU CAN FIND SOME
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AND CREAM FOR
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Little Tom Thvtwb,tho1 wet little mon,. d
Once lived for tayear fin on empty con. , And little Tomllitanbhgd o r• • ,,ogh nide.
The eon to o -d s tot I Laos tit
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DEAR DEAR DEAR' THIS POOR PUP IS -
ALMOST FRIGHTENED TO DEATH WHOEVER
TIED MY LITTLE SHALK TO HIS TAIL
HAS A MEAN DISPOSITION- f /
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The wee mon thought that a bad cyclone
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Little Tom Thumb has a great big kind heart.
VOTE ON QUESTION
OF HOSPITAL BONDS
Deputation .1sks Thal Bylaw Be Sub-
mitted to the Ratepayer;
At the met•ting of the town council
on Friday- evening all the memhera
were present except Councillor Turner.
A deputation from the Uoeitvich hos-
pital hoard. cunalstipg of Menses. It.
J. Megaw, E. V. Lesslle and 4;eu. Wil-
Ilatus, was heard in support of a re,
quest that the tr/tlneil submit a4
bylaw to the electors to provide for
the raising of funds to retire the out-
standing bonds of the hospital,
aniountin(s to $8.000. �
On mutton of Councillors Cr*pgle
and Iwo the request was referred] to
the finance committee.
Eingiiries made to the Mnyor by 11.
W'. I'etrle k Co. and, Thus. Sandy fur
prices ora some of the machinery at the
-National" plant were referred to
committee with power to act.
Applications for building permits,
ns follows, were referred to the fire
committee: Geo. Bowra, porch on
dwelling, Cameron street; L. L. Knox,
roofing dwelling, East street.
An application from Tbonlne J.
Anderson for permission to tnstail a
second gasoline pump and tank at the
corner at ('amhrla road and Eight are-
mne, and an application from R..1.
iInward. far permits/don to install tt
stabil l,tnttip.and tank ha front of his.
-.neer. OIL Khagatof 'dead. were refer-
red to the •,title works committee.
. A" arid/eatIne for peraileaten - to
erect nn electric., sign over the alde-
anik at the corner of East street and
the Square. where a hafe Is being
opened, was sent on to the public
works committee.
The public worn committee recom-
mended' that the petition for a cement
midewalk on the north side of Nelson
street. from Victoria street to Albert,
1e laid over until next year. The com-
mittee reported that repairs had been
made to the dwelling adjoining the
town hall and It had %w..n rented to
George Beacom at $15 a month from
December let.
Tle sneclal cnmmltt(e reported that
the, police had toren tnstnteted te en-
-.wee 11e hill posters bylaw and made
reonuaendatiunm ns follows: That 4 he
water and light •nmmtsslnn he re-
quested to ennneet Up wiring of the
pollee Hoek width has he'ome 11191 -
connected ;
naconnected: that tone copy of the pro-
ceedings of the 1026 Canadian Tax and
Civil Service J1cwwreh Conference be
purchased nt a price of 12: that the
solicitor be irtetrut'ted to prepare the
necessary bylaw making Ametntments-
tn'the rentanrant bylaw. as passed by
the eounoll October Bat.
The finance committer' recom-
mended that $5410. balance of the 1026
grant. he poli to the puddle library
hoard, and that. the fax enilector he
credited with =.'t1.71. amount of road -
nil charger againat town lot IMM,
Victoria Park. nod into 040 and 900.
The Bre committee reported ars
prornl of the appointment of Louis
Gorier no n member of the fire bri-
gade and yeenromended that a rubber.
coat he purchased as ret uitalel by
lire brigade. The application of
Ilern for n permit to Imilel a garage at
the rear of his store was lain over
pendent receipt of further detail.
These reports were all adopted.
The matter of prepnring local im-
provement sewer debenture bylaws,
the printing of debentures and use
of bomb, was referred to the Matinee
committee,
On motion of the Deputy Reeve and
the Reeve the special committee was
asked to bring In n report on the
- icing and re -weighing o -Toads f
coal by the pollee.
The tire committee was instrieteil to
have the fire alarm moved from the
hall in the town all to 4114.dwcllittg
ndJohtlt ir the town hall and to report
on the matter of providing a room for
the fin•men.
7'he public works committee was rem
questeel to, report on (he matter of
1V• ronti-Sulking epttipment and for rood
c fumla-for the purt'hase of a
eunstruction.
The mintier of providing funds to pony
the town's share of the cora of the con-
erett• road prn•emen1 constructed by
the 1'ruvinee was referral to the fin-
eme committee.
ilfeetars. Wm. Wallace rind G. i..
i'Arsous appeared before the council
inbehalf of the curling club and ae1k1vI
for the use of the building on Newgnte
street for the winter as In mist
.moony-_Thg matter was referred ta.
public works committee fur a report.
The Mayor and Reeve gave oral re•
ports of the meeting of the Great
LakesHarbors .leen(-kation nt Buffalo
Inst w/tk, Alta{ (' tune or Lee' submit-
ted a report of the annual meeting of
' 1114.Blue Wnler Highway Assoeiatien
at Until Sound on November 15th.
:lfter hearing these reports the
coutmH mowed a rote of thinks to the
delegates, aril then adjourned.
[HE STORY OF
JOSEPH MARTIN
FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN SINCE
TAKING "FRUIT-A-TIYES"
Ma.
JOSEPH
MARTIN
The story of Mr. Joseph Martin
of St. Urea',... C. re::da like a
modern miracle. His was an an-
nually bad cane of indigcntion. Ia
him own word,. he write,.. "Fol
about top year!' 1 could not digest
My food. Fora year i t!ouid not
week, i had no strength and I
could hardly eat. 1 was like dead.
Now f work and eat as much ax I
like and feel like a new man.
Your "Frnita-tives have relieved
me ,itemelttely, and i would have
died without your remedy. I am
thankful to you, as you have saved
a martyr of dyspepsia," (Signed)
Joseph Martin.
"Putt -a -Oyes" are different from
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the Intensified juices of fresh ap-
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eembined with Males. They will
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Senator Tom's ('areer
Exeter Times -Atli -ma t : Another of
the Exeter Old boy, is carving out a
political career in --Ela-lend wt the-
Stare
heStars and `tripes. Frank W. K. Tom
bar just been elected -hi the Senate or
Ohio. representing the city of Toledo
and Lucas county, defeating his Dettto-
crafie opponent nearly two to one,
Senator Tom has been ti member of
the House of Representatives of Rhin
and at the ricent election was the Rem
11111111( Ali si:a ih11)ar,1-tut:, rer far Ilse•
Upper Donee. Senator Tom is the
1inw
'Mary 8A. Tom and a brother of J. E.
Tom, 1.I'.S., of (lodcrich and
(Dr. r Sweet, Mimes Nancy and Mary
Tom. of Lown. it WAS in the old log
house` on the Tout farm. twit Sud a half
miles mist of l;xeter, he first SAW the
light nt day, where he spew, his boy-
bond_ilayr_ and attended School at old
No. 5. nod at the age of sixteen movetl
to lean and entered the establlebtu tet
01 the late Janes Plcknrti. ieaving
Exeter in 1•m147 he mond the next thir-
teen years tit Itrockville alai mown.
genic to Toledo in 11e year 1900. The
Settntor hnu worked himself up in
eonanerr11,1 life to retire from Nisi -
Stress in 1922. 11e married Misr Mary
lie::xln•.ur, or S rand Itnpi i . flak,.
and they hate thrive daughters and one
pa. Like meet of :he old boys from
iluro). he has not forgotten his home-
land nnet 11,unlly spends a part of each
aummt•r At Gendcr'ich and Exeter.
REPORT Or 1106 SHIPMENTS
for weekendingNnt-embe(t ls, 11120:
Goat- Me- An- ilurnn
r1'kh Ginty horn Comity
Teta' hogs -. 27 57 sit 1672
Spiel Aaron . 7 10 25 rni
Tlul k smooth 111 39 31 045
lleat•ies 2
Et f res 1Sidf �' Dt
Shop home .. 4
Eights and frv•ders
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HILL'S HARDWARE, AUBURN
Phone 5 3, Dungannon Central
A General Line of Hardware - The Service Stere
Owen Sound Motor Coach Transit Company
Owen Sound, Walkerton
and Goderich
TIME TABLE
Effective .:cpd it. 1:I2h
Leave A.M. P.M.
Owen Sound 7.30 4:00
hilsyth 750 4.25
Tara 8.15 4.50
I nvermay 8.20 4.55
lobhinglon .-.- 8.35 5.15
('Iwsley 8.55 5.35
Elmwood 9,10 5.55
Hanover 9.30 6.10
Walkerton ..Arr. 9.50 6.30
Lve. 6 50
Leave A.M.
Goderkh 7.30
Dunlop 7.40
Loyal 7.55
luhurn 8.10
Blyth .... 8.25
Belgrade ........ 8.40
11ingharn 8.55
Teemeater - 9.20
Greenock 9.45
11alkertoo Arr. 10.05
Gre'tradt 1(1.03 7.03 Lve.
Teewaater 10.35 7.30 Hanover 10.23
1lingham 11.03 7.51 Elmwood 10.45
Itelgrxre 11.20 8.10 Chester 11.06
I(IyUt 11.3i 8.23 INihbington 11.20
luburn 11.50 8.40 Invertnay 11:3
1,..) al 12.03 8b6 Tara 11.30
Dunlop 12.10 IGH Kilsyth 11.55
Goderirh 11.20 1.15 (teem Sound 12 20
FARES
Owego Sound to I:oderirl ..$3.75-Tywwater to Greenock ..30e
Wingham to Teemwalsr . 30e Itetwe•en other towns
Dunlop to Gtrlerieh 1 uc
STOP AT CROSS ROADS -stop tae at any cross road or farm
(.alt• and 1 drop you anywhere on route
P.M.
4.00
4.05
4.20
4.35
4:50
5.06
5.20
5.
6.10
6.25
6.43
7.05
7.25
7.13
8.08
8.25
8.30
8.55
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