The Signal, 1928-3-1, Page 9�.0^ata.rwa.Atwir. esato°+vwei.aosiamosra++, +
r
County f IPi . _ e
rict
fe and
Fried Berry, of lleusell, who had years. Ile is surlved by his
his leg amputated lu Clinton buepltal a family of tats sou nud. tltr
a few weeks .ago, has returued to thrs. .
his .9We ut Ileusall sue! is greatly red\Fel death
of Louis
Atkin
kir'
improved tame the operation. Y
1)ualagre to the uuu,uUL of about for appeud'k4tlr. remised +
$.1,000 resulted from tlnr'7ll the Kau- throe years of -age. ife w:l.
'carllue salt works nue ufteruoim lust service oversea* during tit.•
cooper week. The tire started iu the never tiuwhdiVely r. °verve
whop, which Was destroyed. w k. lou bis return t.
Mise Mary Hiles, who wade ler he port -eased 4. bflli;u•d r.o:
hoops with her sister. Iles. James whish -be hue eotel et(rb
Bllsley, i.,uoYcsttoro', tketurl(d this sins. In June, 1924. he, u:•
life February •�llth, in her seventy- Agnblue 'o .ies, of years ago. tilde 1,
eighth year.
•
A •prettty welding took place at vires, also dtceastrl's oast,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. Douglas, slstux A military
Delmore, on February 13th, wheel
their laughter, 1'earl A., wag united
to marriage to Richard R. Culllton
of Mil onny. Rev. Mr. Taylor ultld-
attd. Mr. and Mrs. Cullitou will ro
etdc. al lilenannan.
Jobs 11. Kerr, who died
wFebruary
4th at Ileautttunt, Texas, burin
na-
tive of Asleield township, g
dough- 1
n cxrur
ration
thin)
aacti',e
r, al,d
t'atl his 1
forth
dime',
utea',
wholly
r 1 Miss
„
who
SOH cur-
d t'w' o
se held.
been
a sou of the late James Kerr. He
waerted Katharine Mcl)uId, F: who
prYk+rased him ten years. Just i r,�«
sons and one daughter survive. • (ColFingtv.roed Bulletin)
A quiet wedding Mad s.demalzed at to old rosideut of this e.mmunit3. que8hing thou thirst with water out I WORLD \LI ONS pf I>'rsel
the1 nm• of ter. and Mrs. Louis in the person of William Barret Batt" Tu the multiplicity of officials 11f the elver of lend. To doe be all The rrirrting9'r+"cs has greatly Lost 'friDO Vhr•d rompanl'
d There in M' 'd , 11181 glory throne, thee
Jesus L f 1 1 n h t. Quite a istlagu d iE.g-
the brid of Gordon.Ilat %e 111 1 11.1'., who Is now a tame I ti S. /\ FOR \i\R th, f I t printing tan Hardwood Flo
i organisation
tt+ed b Iter- tHejei 1 1 1 els wife a daukh itayr syet+w at d t
Ions there elxty-four years ago,
funeral
Another well-kn.re a r. •:'list "f
Sento/tit 108tel away on Feetsaryls.
thein Robert E. t'oates ,tied in his
sixty-first year. Ile war 1,'.rn at
MIUNr, where his eaK:v life 'vat spent.
Lie livid fur u while 111 !Atha an+l
Michigan before tenting to s.+ltorth to
live. Ile le survltud by tri. wife 11141
two Haus: G. F. t'eatea, principal of
tie f•:tubro coutiumut lIon •'ituul. and
%V. I1. Coates, 13..1.5it., of Toronto.
ZURICH
THE SIGNAL,
Declares War
"Fruit-a-tives"-- the Enemy
of Dyspepsia
ST• URSULE, QUE. "For ten
years I could nut digest food.
Now 1 eat like a new .nun.
Fruit -a -these relielved nte os. Martin.
com-
pletely."
Our way of living lays most
of us open to recurrent attacks
of dyspepsia and kindred ail-
ments. "1'o remedy this, the
regular use of Fruit -a -rives 1a
highly recommended.
The gentle, natural stimula-
tion of the bowels and digestive
system by the fruit juice ex-
tracts and tonics in Fruit -a-tire}
soon heelsbuthersumeand pain-
ful digestion. Try it. Sold by .11
druggists -23c and50c per
COP SKIN DISEASES
So0t1a
The Guaranteed
SoolhlnS Healing Olnl"'cn
GODERICH, ONT.'
-
11 . is 4. 'And he commanded them 1'
wake all rpt dewu by a,w{rutc. "I"
the given gross. And they at!
!u ranks: by hundreds lull by utie
1Ir. Groat. in- his .ruuulaotury m,)
"lhnlbr.e•, Phi. Most to *how ill 11
.Uri.•.• the IlatIia'r fwd, 4.111d to ed•
.ihb• .III'to e lime. he. nu orderly mate
I.er this glr•ious miracle.'.
And when- a he had Ittkeit the d1.••
bare► unit the two testes; . he look.
rep to betty.% .111.1 blt•,+.I8h' .TI.
Mould the• uwt'1 11 1$1 of the tut
rude owe what he was doing. Thi,
blessiltg and giving thauke for the
Meat. and' benediction of 11 us the
food for thousands, was t1.. erhds of
the minnle.
lie hrlkc the hates, and gave them
to WS .:.* iples to 'set -here".ttleul ; II
and I11,' Iwo astir,. divider: he irtsmg
them .tel. .tad they did eat. and
were ftl.ett. And they trioti up twelve
baskets full of the fragments, 11181 of
the tishe•e. 'Phis gathering up of the
Sunday
Afternoon
Ky ISAIBE1.IfAl1U•�"`
tioderich, Ont.
From day to day' We hums; "..0
The hand that feeds tie 't'li;
Give us our bread, unit ten•1; ;o tea
Contented lu Thy will.
For Thine the lower, the kingdom
Thine,
All glory's due to Thee:
Thine front eternity they sere,
And Thine *hall ever be.-HuBlair.
--
PRAYER I fragtuente eleqq*'ed that Last 48 was
Alwtghty Cud, tky claim i ou our the wUltitthh--Ilve lhou.uud aUd
worship le uuee*a'lug, fur illy uery', ,..:1114'. the pr..wlslou. the• nmol to
like thy majesty, eudareth forever. each Wand al! of them wens a •pl•utiful
Thou dust never wltbadd thine baud I,pe. Th. baskets were part of the
from giving (next gifts unto thy' chit -
luggage taken by Jews "u a journey
drew. As thou hast made them in I r„ carry butt thele pn,cislons and
thine uwar Imat nud likeness, and hay to sleep on, that they might not
lust implanted within desires '8bich I hate, to depend on Gentiles, 11181 w'
the world eau never eatlst}, sir thou run the risk of ceremonial pellidlot. _
Just specially reveal thy elf unto •1111s slows us the extent ..t the
thew day by day, appeasu,g their miracle.
hunger with breed from heaven, cud
Thursday, Match 1 1ti1(t.
Speci. Prices at McEwen's
IN
Groceries Tea and Coffee
Tobacco Dry Goods
Dinnerware and Chinaware
COME AND LOOK THE PRICES OVER
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
(coals deiivared 1'nonptly W 1111 parte of the 1.811 w uhuut rl.arge -.-
sRiTlsli ISRAlIt1J11':A.
D rqe Britons Are D�tmlaOta of
TAD)
aaacw0 a rt0oaIMO
1•
Hinck. '1'.t kersmlth, when their chichi ler, pss.rl away 4111 Tburs.lay, - , Ihere stems no honor Setw lel1. multiplied the {s,we1 0 1 m .' .0 ithe d . recently In a un, rof„f(
IN•th became 6th, tat the age of M'y nty-scven McBride, erst'Chile Labor, then gun, 11`hrlst. Amen. 11 19'_'8 . d a'mintI 4 ('hrlstlun tru}b. At the g' p' rlodteat meet- of lief b
aur,gest sy .•rest ve , . ' ' d at one of the pe
the bride u( I:Wren. y I ye•11ra, I,tsY•11e,Y1 hal Hc,', 111 ) •n{,scrims 4111 the ',roc -metal High- "I,ettson Toper-Jrxns i''red, the tint• . Ngiunl,lg a set sen ury 'Ind of that singular organ
sou of Mrs. Ali4"e Wren, Hibbert. The ; township for almost half a-e•nnur•. au annual SS of Itudee. lens done un bend-pre•ae+, and only known an rho British Israelites. The Wrewon}' was r ofei$ Y 'Alec -Red oe. .v Irons - idle l tN:el,hundrrl ins{,rt•ssluus I Mitts on most 111(,1, '1 :1 _'
e -'Hark
',ilk, In oaken fu nu tinny. NOW- I kno was the BritishMarquess of i.otedoa-
Junes, :vigor of t+t. 1'rlul s eetttxh. err. Mrs. job', Render lot 1►nslt.ssl. 11ltII. 1119 duty, as ex{flxtned-an , Lesson 1'asaag Fail -44.
Iten,eNl. Golden Text--.Idtu 6:iS. ttima-�e.,..presr•i welch meet, bifid decry and the assembler., includes--•' irullli illrl< wood Dors
la d u son. Ju,• b, un tete h ni,w recd. • well that it is explalued-1s to several Weir members of the aobil
- o rate with Bimini- ,al authorities .
(:e..rlte IAnlgnsnn. an _old resMentoto---,--alttorla_syuu{only eau •s• ]fp and pe t -\fret a time the •l t,alye tY'tttrnogl .ud fwd lis. at papers- BIC Cher a - Ivy. None of those Present-- -4/11114,- _..__ R. •STANDIS
F 4 ry \ \! f 110 14th .Yen- conite•tion with the administration f their pile Ihery tour atm trey •It`s IUu,n}t• and Hutu} other Fnl
a Jew taut d'eaplle
{ years; age Surviving are elle child white playing 1• •
I A,INtI`-'lord', emoted :I N'e )' t acus i M. o ' r.'t° 1
recognized ae
±tNb,
sit the lige of eighty years, session, ut HMS. in 'the de:uh of their I •� the• Hlghw•N\' Trade.
Act and t.' Phone 3ficlw
wife. formerly lural ['attic•. died ,:_htt•c•u-mouths-oho letb}'. 'Phe little further [be adoption
eleven ce c' stout --- the I. a... as atpnscrwi
li
daughter, Mrs. George Stevens, Clin- ire, 1,114. of *Ise washing na'•hlne, and h umc of rest ural t. 1-4. exp Britons nth, ra.oever
POO. nud three sons: Harvey Mud part of the contents ,( 1. llag Nater 1 k U• in,Nda that old at * A
aeendants of the
William, of Ignde,n, and Frank, 13th ram over Biot. The frlgl.: and pain mdwe frills ' hl" t tsrsel
eon.r'Nelotl of hilliest, wish whom ,core him Into ,..uvu1"lane with fatal 1
he had been living the past year. ' results.
The death of James Thompson Keys' Rev. ii. Renis• pyeacle. has fare-
- weltered F'id.nuart 1601 But lis home well sermon IJI the 'Purl Lutheran
on the Babylon title 41f Stanley town- ,•lurch un l+udlay even)- Ile. and
oldie Deceased was to his sixt7- Mrs. It.•ndt• hues been tl:. recipients
.eighth year, woos u preeminent trent- of moony farewell gifts fru the cou-
rier of the t'nit.r► 1 formerly Meth- gregatiou.
,"list I ebort•b, and for nine years was ! EXETER a member of the township sorrel. T
He Is survived be his wife, one some I sur proudly that their
11tifford, un th,a homratead; two $(4iNah, the only child of Mr. and everything that grown up puerile do."
daughters. Mem. .foster Sturdy. of Mr*. Ii. 1'. Rivera of Exeter, died lu Snell u course is almost certain to
t:oder tell towllxhip, and Mrs. M• J. rt'Icturba boss ita1t� 1.ondul:. -on Friday br.*tit'i+u fudlgs•stion and lay the
curl:, of Studley, and one brother' •
I1,1. at the age oL two years and four 1 foundatlon of much in -'health for the
Ne1Huu• stymy of Ftuuhry. Interment m„orbs. The child wits stricken with 1 Litt,• one,
was made ,in IIaytield cemetery. inflammation, of the brain nn.l Wilf I teller mothers administer harsh.
George Johnston, of Summerhill. taken to lA,iuher for tl'evtmeut, 1,ut atllir,:ttiug 1Ntrkwthcs which In real-
ity away February 13th, in hie
from the first there ass practically 'no irritate and injure the delicate
seventy-eighth year. Ire is earthed
hope of her recovery. The funeral stofl1 'b and bowels and at the same
by his wife and a family of siz suns was held Vu Monday to Exeter mete rim..rause the children to dread all
stat three dautfhters: Fred and every'. melli-due,
' James of IA,ndun; Geot•gr•. of Bay- While tobogganing doer, tale hill at A!'s'.lntely no meat should be given
field; William• of GoderIeb; Mrs. the river. Brost. Mie 11111' son •'f Mr• to a ehtld until It reaches the age of
Thos.Fulford. of Clinton; .Mrs. Chris. and kers Sy tetanus ('am . broke his eighteen months, and then only if
Dale. of Rtilcker/nllth,,and k'Aiwnnl, �� and- Wr Huish the unlet. joure-14- ,tell." by the doctor. For medL-
R,dort and Viola at home. William dessrndlnit. the boyw :o•Y,nrlarnying eine. tel strong, disagreeable oils and
Jb+lmsh,u of Porter's 11111 is a brother• him were steering the -lief between powvl.-r5 should be ateueltuwl and
t lire. Iaabell• Brigham, a native of two stump-. amt the Unit, ___
Clinton
a:kfd together with Jesus •. till t they 1•n,cetueuts Irl prlu'Ihng hove. • t! any,'says
on of trunk tregula- rtes• their "Norman blood,'
VI the Department. had done and had taught. Ile tail r. makable drgnr, rwlueMl the P the Philadelphia Record 'hey like t'4 East Street Godertcl
either use ur ne•e,1 chew away with II[m p"' quiet „f I«oka. lu lmdl gcueratiuns ]ill.:,••
I.
leer+ .+r of st 1:�1'le believe that they. togelh.o with de-
tt'hen•tn there 1s fellowship a. lett.It. t any s ter found, are
de -
1,..r such un of&fat ..hires mus more• would Clic them no -ll meall 1111.1e • an (,oat Tribes of
explain the At expel d it oo s • kinure et. mhdl as to eat in. ' But 1„w' I,.• plireha-e',1 fur"
.ike another o[ thole exhP the people were 11101 10 ' 0111wlttel lo-tlN•r• i+ nu uur•ha111%11f.:1‘11114;1111111; a:Tch 1s on Y
t„ it go to ket'p-up taxes and ineiden_ This strange theory,
tally give a politician an excuse to in this way. .tlthough J,•-ut fwd in floe way .if (icing [fie Itl'ble 4" This
many devised to ..'count for
114117 down a tarsus eatsry, the d•frt•1{rlet wegt by lit>sl"ttle crumb ' ,,eery family nude. ionc0n' The 1d the unknown fate of ',n Jewish
eraww:nulgetl to cruets tete ue.Uaxtlt 11 '(11010.', and protection of Q1lrlstllll tribes that vanished In 44,• mists of
lire. Their eatgeruess p.w•h+l the g„te•rnolentt is a dw hltrl hells to
antiquity, has no Reienttic support
MISTAKES MOTHERS MAKE ' Jia:u•r' •• heart -Itis greet heart of lil1s.,,i . In no age could ambits- 1 whatever, but tormidabl. books have
IN CARE OF LITTLE ONES .' as sheep
he looked i..i t'h•w .;fetors of Christ curry on their work been written f it -minter. R and It
as sheet' without a ebe►r►8•ni..luste +'1 Nlth etch safety, 1Ner erne -thin) of
has supporters who mak. up In seal
Many mothers give clear children of teaching and eajoyom the pow- tin• p.plklttnn of the unecan¢elizett for the meagreness of th'•r members.
ata in"'I+r a[ tutu earl} an age and sump of. the twelve. from whorl he world_ _la tinder tbe'dir(s l swyy of I When Sargoo. King of +sayr►a, dI4-
a •n gwi1 Tor a tlmr Le• 'began t,hristlnn rulerP.' o M•m-a ver, the Denied the ((noir red Iniabltants of
Ur teach the malting people Protestant pewrrs are In t ho •iwiIItion I Samaria in 731 ib .' they disappeared
As night drew ai the uis epics lie- to exert an intim-nee
Nh1eh will 1 from history. A fanciful theory that
prigil.111111:: It
they -were the at•, stors of the Amer-
ican initials was iong 11pap .
There as alert. plausibility
claim of the high -ids, who call their
people {-Lsrsll. Tke British Is-
raelites survive only on the "Book of
resident of Ileusall, thief recently at Rxeter Meat, Ra•had n 1 1 hold Its
Toronto at the age of elghtyeigtlt ,ommen,+.n nt
un Fri•;..v evening.
years. Iler death followed nn aces
Margie 9th.
dent about two Meeks ego In which-w.dlattendtd and '•ntlin-'nathc
her arm and leg were fractured.
--WINGRAM
Miss Agltb Maclean went to To-
ronto lust work to enter Wellesley .m1tt"ast
ho sinal training Helmet fur nurses. - hers fes+
Mrs. Margaret Huffman, who for•. shortly-. The system of 10, • eat for
one n[ the strangest things in this hall file barley it ,d and (,nn and 1.011/111 lnn
will be - tides. but it'11n7 .1r
Merl)* kelt a millinery sheer in Wing- I the Wbaceo. it was .'xplioitee ill b t.,.r1.1 is w-hv the w4f•maoh• fnen
Mem. died Flsbnwry 11th in the Win- similar to flat weed by U t,loys;(r,UCKe Profestlors to mnhte i Taylor Liulit'sl Woodstock, /int
ripeg general hospital. after an illness ioolr.. An arbitrary pec, Aill 114' .,,aP. -bullus News.
of 1 mks fixed for the vedette.. ge, • -
and themselves. Their r.•:real was tete . 4'48trel to the• remninint t v'.-
111 nu uninhabited part of the mute 1 third. ,if 11n• 19 .111''. who ban' not
try and they had made n' provision 1 hennl of ('brio.-•fohn R. Mott.
for staying any length of time. How ` _.__ . --
-Melt were they to Hatlstc ltletr ower - Reading for Sportsman]
hanger H the crowd remained muckA most ,Lnttnniive article on the ?Ammon.. and the propaganda o
longer? They ne.ntluned the attest- 1 fewBritish enthn+lasts.
tion to Jestus nal suggestet' he rend factors contributing to the trementi us 1
the people away. Imarine their I loss of trout fry after their beim[ I Linked• with it 1s an equally cur -
surprise and dismay when he said. , Planted teem the hatcheries is o18• of . toes doctrine. At the reset meeting
the outstanding feature" of the c'm- the principal speaker predicted that
"Give ye then[ to cut." Philip. for it 1 tents of 11.91 and (:un and (Minolta* a great world war,,seeompnied by
was he who asked if J. ds wanted *Beer Fox New* for Marl, 'rite au- i earittquakes and floods. will beginorder
thertfi to SO and buy In zee' to free tl n I•rof. A i' Knight a well-known 'Mac 28 next grid terminate with the
thulrtht of spurn( a- eel. s ' rite experimental work which has 16. 1938. This forecast, wi
,c, common tae to spend ft on one of� to exactitude, he based upon
male e r little does be are plwt= meal. And even if we should, salt i s11n-Ives and the reason, why. Many certain periods of future Limn men-
d L given with I he !t would out In 1 1NII 1 utd,,..r urth , s and fibred by the Prophet lel, bleb
the people, mut amaze.' at the fur,
11 had in nuthorlty, giver, a splendid review of Battle of Ar•mar.•ddon on t.'ptem r
t h Ira re -
sant
mow.: t tan Tubk•ts given Instead. I
.Bet own Table -14 urn etteriully I the to tw • 1 sh4Nn how email a pemntage fry makable They
1 h certain
babe. 'l'ht' quickly banish .oust
Tills, t �o, Is a long familiar method,
of prophetic Interpretation, alfhoUght
from tine• to time new dates are fixed
because former cnlrglatlons hav'-
been pr.. -41 wrong. The Great 1'yra
mld, the oldest and the only survivor
of the Devon Wonders of the ancient
e [Ley :lmorg so world, h.u• fascinated several erner-
Dr Jesus Mws It {atblish48i monthly by W.
atlona of students. Thirteen acres in
- extent at its base, :uand towering f.a
feet higher than 8t. r••ter's at l:lnl••,
the prodfit;iens pile was erected with
an accuracy that has astonished
mathematicians and astronomers.! i
Not only du the corm ' ♦ mark =:17'1171
■ l i the Cardinal points el the eompasael
but the mean variatl••n ID the follr!
sides la only a frac Iron of an [nth
and the anel'•s of 11' base show :.n
errer of only [welt' setle_sh Irnw
fornttnt; A p-tft!et-•t'ritr�
MAKING OUR LIS 1E� VisiEn. I
[stat t•' take an can be sufficient tow n het I,an e , w
nherdute safety to even the new4iorn a+fy such a multitude it Na- 1I11.111 1P11 other sp e o 4,
i bear in dile i'lsw numerically' coincides ads
in this, that in his vhew' they resold �e.to 114 also ap
eons -tire- A notable addition to the mime: due moseurementa of the Great !'yramtd
Colds not provide toe Lbsatrif�ltey
1It 1J we better to • Is made w
tl t fol acv grew. c. 1* llun.0 lull' and Indigestion, break up
tweeter
is mnntb In the puWtattod r rust
-
o
Win 'chi to Eiceter tM.roar}- had simple feverP and make the cat- to do 1t, and yrou 1 attempt It '..f n F`rwrec•h s1ip;'k•ment-tae the e`ana-
County w t •I of the. .
Isco V.118 4'nrttYhrFgr""aef en of troth easy. They are sold_ Feed them :twat
than emrdvts- dean Nllrer Fox News *melon. It 1s
(Y,unty have agred to enter the Un- Inedlchle• dealers or by' mail at 2„S When Jesus lnTiTieeT what P dean Sever
that this s *m f,11. a will
tarso t datecce_ntwers' pooh -and it Is ...eel a lox from The Dr. tt'tlliams' pal was Ut'hand one ... the dos 14.'414. 111• went .1 that
month to the l'e 0-11 •
•expetei that' most of the n•m•aining M..,Ileine Lb.. Brutilvele, Oat. Andrew-, Simon Peter's brother. -: Ith
fifty per cent. will sign th.• -. I ludo him There Is a lad here .chick mealliers of the C000ndion Silver Fox
ole lonyes nd 44(0 small Itn Silver
em -
his
mmny?
firing
(John (1:".
therrt hither to
me
raid: 1 toll
1 )lair. .1.
:overs w
Mr. and Mrs. A. 'H. Milner, of lefty per coat. of Oat price yeti 1s•
Branfpttst, uunuut,:e flu (4.gagement 1x11,1' upon delivery The . o'r fifty
et their may daughter. Doris Mil- peer 04.01. of the arbitrary love tinct •
deed. to Charles F).lwarel Is:ord. of rhe "hie of the too a4Y . in .0t,ate at -i• --- `
London, Ont., non of. Mr, nud Mrs. J. I the arbitrary pr1'e_ttill. lr'-i'tlId to
S. !wird of Wingtuam, the marriage ' the producer In leiter instalments. the I,
-to take Oro* In April. drool payment Im•icc made about the ',.
Rev. Jamie. r. McCracken. Anglican I time of the toilet. hog- yet-scellmr.
clergyman of W,stlstoek, Who 4110.1 on The Initial fee for entrance into the -.
)ian4107 at the age of slxty-one yt•xrs. - pool *111 110 Al for each a. re- of T'
awns a native of W'J neham. Two els- boos... raised burin•; LIE�•asnn of
tent. the Misers Harriet and 1111r- � 1927. The (framer :• not oldster! mi -
setts Mcthacken. reside 111 this town. I ,ler the pad cent 1. ,1 to rake any
-- I stated amount in elle swns-r: hat it
LUCKNOW is contraetwl thnt all tc'M•,,, 11r'W11
by a member of the peel, or for hint,
t'ouneiller Rola. Mullin attended must be 111111481 oto r to the 1 -'I
Garnet Beaver, eldest ase Sirs. •f It _
the annual meeting i1 of the Torontothal at Toronto Sentinel Renter. or the 144114•a1 road
(:sent it tads ►9* t innorth of town, died F.•brwtrt_ i•t• I, nt 1
last week.. tfir,atre of nineteen t
neeTO/ITS P• lose i
On lutunl,uy, February ]yth: nt
First Wcetaninster Preshlterinn 1 of drrtbh. mea tubercular t t_
church, Toledo, Margaret Haiti Tdtlg4r- 4 -4-- - --
uv of Mr. and lits• D. C. J1cNorran ENSURE A PI.E.tSANT TRIP-
TRAVEi "VANtRI SER F\I'ItEsN"
•
Until the op'nitrg of the n, xt t•'Ilrist
season, the "%'am•onaer Express' Neill -
have the distinction of Icing thest
most
link between Toronto ti i�d
Gruver. 1'ntil May of lir."44, when the
wiper,. "'Prune -Canada" restates ser-
vile, the ever-po ylar "NumberTi•rte."
as she is more Tilly ear
carrier on alone. t f u".! 011The comfort ami service•
Through Canada's Inland Ocean
'� -44
J. R. Wheeler \,
Funeral !Streeter and
e:tnbalrner
.414 .ells t,rompt.y attended to
day .'r night
I'tl44NFat
St..r'• 3146 Residence 385
Hamilton M4rert, Goderteb
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
srb.•re carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day
(;o1)F'Itl('H
of Luckaow, was united in marriage
to John T1. Aaeerc qrt �sYf k
formerlly of Lacteal 1. The ceremony
war p,erforme,i by Rev. Inwood Roy-
sey, and afterward. the 04811141g 11110
aer was served at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. ('hart's E. Foster. Mr. and
Mrs. Mei Kendrick will make their
home In Detroit.
William ltyau, for teeny years 3
relidest of the Klnlotlgl Meanly,
diet at bis home there on Febrnnr' ;ism
29th. Ire wn. fu his sixty -fourtlt 1l I+ eNeeltent tyro- •entinrnlsl
have earned, for It an ettdn17r'rriMn-
tion wItIt ex{0'rleu.e.l Ira . In
fact. tunny of her teatrou• usher set-
vic, s the yens Min.!. Ill way. ,....11414 ION
the sane' a,rs,tiu .lzUh/1i. 411(3'
wou111 Iry 11 favorite hotel. The) souls
to know the waiter. :rout vireo. and
hook for them when they 4..Ii rl.
There are inore.tllatl a 111111r1T141 [DPI
Wilts do this. rind It steaks [tel for the 1
"Vancouver E4 -
yew'.
(levo. Anderson. of LtlCknow, has
re, (dyed .1 contract from an 1114
('ountry lints to take ads entire tee-
m:t, of flax for•thre years. This
Bummer he will •have 4000 scree tinder
eultivntlun. Mr. Anderson 19 the
"else Kiri(' of Ontatslo. t. ntndling
ss ren flat nulls In the Province. -
REAF'ORTIi
After a IoHR flneg.,' Cherie. Rolph
riled We4nettlay. February _'old, at
kis 1401440 here. D.'t'1'ased was forty
elm. ye':ux of age end had lar'n a mm -
.14'44111 pt t4enforth [err twenty-five
-44110,
Tlie t'nneou• -r Express 1. t'anadian I,
l';tr•itic. 111111 At le lir. T,r,r`" 1'tr1011
Station envy evening at 11
(1,w•rvathong. tl.•ket+ Neti�1 taT�
informs Hon from N. It. F'1nAw. Talrls-i
1'nss'nger Agent.
It is the selection of rich, western wheats - the finest
grown on the prairies - that gives extra flavour to bread and
buns, and extra richness to cakes and pies, made from
Fou
PURITY
S„ d .301r tg tramps for err 700-vaairs Pwsty Pleur Cook Beek.
Ina
illhaseara c a.* Pinar Mia. Co. Leeiu,d. Torsos. Maiesal. Oabww Na MO.
- ...,e. -
the I. Ms.eenaer through the land cd charm.
1.
The Crest 1 ,,k, little
5.9. ring the a, of the C.P. Fleet .M41110'1,4.4
2. Serving a line 11 .rit.Indra she trip, S. The pas.' "P''racon,pani"na and well-wl.hers of a bon -voyage.
The 'Great Lakes for a Rummer
holiday have no equal. Contrary
to the generally prevait!re opinion
that the automobile and touring and
camping ere a greater attraction,
theme large bodies of fro -h water.
really inland Peas, are holding their
own, indeed, -by there who know it
is said that they are doing more.
From Port hide:r&11 to ti c'lead
of the Laker, is practically an oc'ran
voyage. The great white steamers
of the Canadian Par ifc Rail* ay are
operated the same a• i)'e huge ocean
liners. At Port M: tie• oil tl.e visitor
Rees a man made Kar'. or, surrounded
by a village which has been devel-
oped front the orizinal within the
last tvrenty year'. Ah et an hour
end a half after leaving port, a bugle
rounds the d'n'ng call, and Rang
below the traveller finds the dining-
room
inin -
and comfortable
wltieh spacious
madly, whet the already
hues antretite.
After dinner a pron.enade of the
broad white decks, a - [not ionlesa as
the city streets, bu; with what a
difference! The fre h clean breeze
stiffens, the sun "aril ,-.4 the horizon
and sinks
1 ehind *gen e of peace a end
lendour
leaving
Bost upon n host of grace-
ful white-spread'107'Vop pear over
the stern, cryingt1e poignant theyy are
of -the hungry gull.
as to ap1''er motionless, a floating
bit of al ite feather: but a chance
opening of the cooks valley
pots m
re
brings them swoopin•'low
ung with the w ilenes.' of the
(blizzard, with a strength and speed
that is amazing.
--
Land 'lowly diva' peso and the
inland, are to -t in tI a soft enfolding
dart nets. Stars 4n.• a out, and a
weite coon foods ttlake v ith an
ethereal 1eanty. ,'.11 is quiet- -a
friendly intimate edict - broken
here ar.41 there by a merry laugh,
patting footstep, the throe'
great engine and the spark on the
eirelets up above. A little later we
peas the protruding Bruce re/litvea Fa^
then the Manitoulin Is•ana,
home of the Great Spirit. In the dis-
tance can he seen the plinking light
of the mariners' guide', the light-
houses at Cabot's Head, y
island, the Flower Pots and in the
furthe i.tance ahead, Cove Island,
the narking point of the entrance
to Lake Huron.
r
These eteamshipa, the "Keewa-
tin", "Manitoba," and "Assiniboia"
of the Canadian Pa''ifi^. aetvice are
fit'[-rla•s in every way, and ply
these inland water* from May 21st.
to September 211th. The journey
occupies the better part of three
days, with every wave bringing
further charm and amazement .t
the unfolding beauty of the trip.
(].Crural Engineer Hew Chan114111 the'.
Entire face of 1Illuslr).
4.
"tinproce,bated .1aridge aloe being
nutdc in Cann.lian1ch• (' I .ne.hter-
inc." was Ih-• stet. :meat made by
Arthur B. I'Intis, pr'ild'nt of the
Canadian it t tl•les I.110i1''1 Mr.
l'urvis d 1" rho laatit rt.ui^ea
in man's h wlneh bes•. 1 :,limb
from the en r ?tr$Rrn ,...,d. l+y
ch••nlieal en • rota *I rlrl-*ever•
N.•w mater' ty P1'4't.,•I-, and
n,w fbroees. • claw. ' xistIne
prodtett, t. • '-feasted---'"'>--naly
man's way '• I.'.••••. mad I .s method
of tll„11gbt, I I,.t•• tete., '1 to leas
w- I,• and Fr .'•, ''"nem•
In the last 1• e te31a, Pit. Powis
pdntod Det, t!�.. '-t,'' alcal, en(elneer
ha, change the ' :441" vac' df Indus-
try: and It is to -harm thattheworld's
Industries took in eta-{tarre-
To Inform 4n, patine as u, the part
chemistry h I ,'lo- in Canadian de-
velopment, Mr I' iI"V ::nnoutaced
that an ett.nstt o:ttnjairn *111 ,
launched Immediately tl „•tech the
flanadian press. ThII ,till define
more clearly the r••isOM for the pro-
erest made, and the IOttlgntir`back
ground or the itduttr•y,
Alrt•ady chemists In Canada have
proem -T(1 such ea^Iy at . .eat pro-
ducts as etplosii•'s• palb4:. 9Yr%Ilin,
and fabrikold - .:oil [rein 114'' Bathe
haste material, '.nada has Ind the
world In many ph.":' of activity, and
In the opinion of vs export Ie rapid
tl -fwr•eiwlt to the !urn
titin t•I, n.
title and importer
Prince Weird telnrl'l.
Prince, tdwsrd 'rlaa4 is Ih• small-
est provinae•, ►avid an area of only
1.184 square mill, bat It hat tha
der.aest pop•latios the average be-
ing 40 1,0 to th* guar, mile, while
the average tor alleanadn• 'needing
the Tuken sad •'e Par North. Is
1.41.
Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wa.h by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
•
i
We guarantee our Hydro Ian.ps
for rain 11n110' nee.
-}IYDRO STORE
North able of Square Goder,ch
Expeotattn of IAfe.
A newly hem nv behy has new
an etpectattoa Miff. of about ss %
users, compared rttb 40% twenty-
, etre years ago.
•
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Coke -
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
Briquettes
Quantity of Good Hardwood 1.
various lengths
ran supply your wants in
any of the above fuel. Prompt
servo... mai reasonable prie'es.
L. FLICK
1,):1.11' I,-
1; n(lerich'
ALWAYS OUR SERVICE
W. C. 5N,ltF:1,
Haberdasher and 1try 4.'Indner
:Stettin IAlundry In 4.'onneetlon
West Street Telephone 3:19
Singer Sewing Machines
SOLO ON EASY PAYMENTS
1.11a•ral di.e.'nnls for 1.11`,11
1 ti'1 11151hines taken ,n part payment
Free deMonstration at any time
MISS S. NOBLE
souph side of '.tows t;Meech
W. GLEN COOK, General Agent
1 1'