The Signal, 1928-6-7, Page 7THE SIGNAL, ' GODERICH, ONT.
`HELPED ME
County and Disrict
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•W0NDERFLILLY" the C{b)tun I�tlncll tautwllrr May 2:!
. Catherine' ' airy, widow, of the late! 11 Ill tie lad. Nho: had&Med out from 11 Rd wens uddresaKd• b� Mr. 1Pr.•.n,. ,
Jame). Seott, passe;! away' 111 Greg the aide of tine road right Into the 11RdWmember of the mttea•ut? r f the .011,\
10%111110p '411 1A•r M,4(v&t)-rtxth year. path of the car. one. of the Genders , 1I, wheat list, sad \1 t ileo?} , f -\I
..1"?fin' Oinks %'44r.' pLl.'(' in the struck the 4'414111 owl ln,.ked 'ham Wonlan Strengthened by t'iue..wr of the 1' 1 ,, 4 ..i..,. ,•
was Taking Lydia E. (!',4' o.
4111, tl,. I,t>1„ , 1 Ia spent the inkhorn's Vegetable TOWNSHIP. COUNCIL
Valli', of Fleterlaoro', and Arthur It
'rtrr.lse+llwr of The Lopdell J•'ree
J tuf'vling for farmers lulerewn'l 1,1
the. Ontario w,beat peel• was held in
day b}• the' London .branch 0('1414' ._-- .•s 'Sere .1•.,.. • '�•
M4; 1`uuitrs iwlble to prH•w•41•
I:Idweu., 1 Pi
. age r midsi t
Fire on Saturday night. Mal C1hh.' night �r1 town. Compound
destroyed the bunk bunt Of Thomas C. II.'S,tulerr i. rceov.:ring from EAS'C WAtfAN4 I1
Mos him...), on u
the 12th c.Nession' an 4lhio-44 lir st•;erul mouths,. I t 1 u• l t
of Stephen, ll.'ruhl' I'tI ..t, sal of Mr. notal Mrs.
Mrs. .101111 \t'tls,eu, 44 4',.11tr{ilia, died' -X.,11 Fitton 1,.f mon, arrived hi Ei,e-
\l.y 27th at the.hunM of her elaught4'r• l.•r on May 24?h by at•roplah', luning
Mrs. 1•:. Grestevior, ?.ear Strolling. ,owe up froth Luud•va, where he 14
%?14.4'4' she N1114 vlsitlag• 411110,113 1•41 as pilot will. t I,"tol•tu Air
'I'ht• death of Richard ('leaver, In 'I'ran'ps.rt Co.
his el:hly-elgbt4, year, .s.urrd May Mrs. .1. 11. grieve 411441 on Friday at
_!4114 ,it the home of his son Charles. her ' harp�,' here, \\'bile fh Clinton '
tit11 l•.a.s.A l�o 4'f I,rey township. the day she Ntfs taken 111 toad
Robert )1eK1u,'y. (Ir St;ud.:y t/1N'll- .1 n., .Ilronglit to her bdun• herr, but
ship. 401'11 Stay _"Jtt1 ,u Loudon. ,i!.1 11,,t recover. She- is survived by-
wlN•re he was under treatment at 0 her husband and one sun. Latimer, of
hospital. Ile was al lifelong .resid.•t.! 4IraIhreY
of. Stun!ey towushil: !l1' 14',nr, u .
widow awl two children,
ltibhanl Pn1tp-r. ,el, ..I.1 re•sl're l pf I BIATIi
Ilowlek toau'hlp. died at \1-oxeter, _ ---
May :11311 after a short Illneen. He is; Mi•4•Llllie Purr tete-retprrted, to
survives! by Ills aIf,• and three, sons: 1.441:arc after s4eln11ny six w'1r'ks at
P Illluua, o4 Itrusv•ts ; Wesley. of ! Ler bo1ne ben•.
Wroxeter, and F:dwb:. of Ilow-4'k )i r. and Mrs. !lorry Lyon a1uounce
township. the engagement of their daughter, AI -
The town ..f Walkerton tuns this 10, -rt:? Mac. to Emerson 114'sk, of 1101 -
year the. hlgkret tax rale in the, telt. the twitting.- to take Alae -this
totality of ,Itruee. The rate is i'.4 uwuth.
Jall(w-J.iCtI •e•I'1' .14'•'L 'i.•• 144-i-Wnsv'r'-11ii.1 J1 I1'tl., ,J111a,itJ•_�uur,r•.Iw-
the I.-rease•_ !sing 41ne- 44, 4141 lu trn.l.i11g at thr'(luelpli -general 1...pI-
.•rtols.'l eo)uty !.•ty •111.1 the. 4',•+t o4 14i14 is,honl'• oft three. weeks' IwIl.Iay.',
W. i:. 51.'4lillan and fitfully 1
ne.ye.l l0 1,,.tduu. 'wit—ere—Mr. 114.1111
'an has p g...? lsedtloa,
411- .14.1,11 \oI40 ha, rrturn44l e
ate, 1.. :n.• at High nicer, Alberta
sev.'ral w r•ks with I*
Met ner. \t r'. .Inw•ph lira.by, 44)44
l.' est «Nay l.4. -t
'4'Le 1,..0..• .•f )Ir. dLd Mrs. R. '4'
wher....11.. sorted for a period of f..r IL. •,4:u 1:.1-t \\•:144ano$11, {Vila the l.teexs ..111,..
ty•three. y. ars lir 1 ,,,'y Is , .n. 1 . .I 1:'e'4v w,'bl'.ng at Iona) nl
a tonnleilutl audit.
It.t•. fir. Henry Grace,. %c.. 11°4'.1
at T.'r..ntu Mi4 28r4 In 11i. /111,••14=
.prat yo•t• •- s .Pr ri'Irw is + .a'
1W(:rlrl*, minister of f0..•I l..uu• s
11..14 Mild Kirktou I'n,-.k teriau con-
gregations This win his lin.? epi a .e
and TNM' find .rots „n,. nittlT. lin'
At. Andrew's el.slrch, 4:I?4I?. spte.
Port Colborne, Ont, -"After having
an operation. I was very miserable,
eak, nervous and
ery near unfit to
ork. I saw Lydia
I;. Pinkham's Vet -
table Compound
dvertised and
rigid it and believe
Thurs4ay,'Jasa 7, HMS. --1
Sunday
Afternoon •
'i1
4?) 1-Ah}:L ll.t)11I.TO ,. -
(.4.414'?icl,1. tint.
I.:aa)p,' (real er11'?44,1 foundation slain, ,
Ila whose hitter ,I114e•s et pNt1?.
\4. are (cool 4rout guilty stain,
Connell mw on . u . ' s as :1 o-.tan't 11•.1:• we Iloly Jc,,u.
'4 IerGluu 04 th.• ':1r•e,+.:w.y.t' r..1:, Iq,ly Victim \4'o ea 11 pk•ad.
y-Ith all the members present. .\p our Iti);h 1'rfe•a t.. huenwlo',
0N•als were 114.4.,1,((1 of ,a.4 fo?l,w;: .\',Irelte ill all our aurin
J. 14. McArthur appealed against his Il. :Jr n., Ifoly Jc1,u.
)wr's„Me•lit uS 1N i1cg t.4', high on
land; assessment ISlttiruled. -i). G. ..
.l++rderruu chimed he was asses:...l FIt:\YEK
t helped me won- , fir(, high on buildings: oils 8„:$,,,,,,,
er[u Y I have no ! merit was rerluer•d •Slott. Mrs. Annie tludg111y (::.d. Father ,.f all, and
eak spells any Pole to be ussM41e,d as u4cnrr of the the Saviour of all, we low' IN•f,.r• try
more, the pains ; n.n'th part of lot 41, e04141.ai.If l:, .\ ' 1hr"In•. TI•ue'41 us frou, our heart to
have left me and f?' rate(xtyers applied 10 have dogs say.: -Ill the -crus, of 4'hri.t I glory," ,
y nerves are much kir had recently leen destroyed fur It is the isomer of Cod auto salvo '
better. I feel safe removed from the roil, but the 10«1-' lien 1.. every nue that 4.•?l'eveth. 11.11'
in saying Lydia E. Pinkham'a medi- ell refoned• to take any a.'tlon on ulir ult..•Iief• s, that, day . by day, Nf•
cines have helped me wonderfully."-
Port
onderfuljy." - 'rhes•,• nrptast41. i way grow into Tldne 1144 11 lik. n4'_. i and
Mits. Wm. 11. IIEECHTE Illovell ContielllOr i thus fulfil our purpose in life. lit '
Port Colborne, Ont.
Levu .
r,.--• — 1 Jesus' Milne w't• era Amen. '
i'aw1A,e1L amended by Councillor pray.
Kerr. that all? .ass4e•Tuunt roll as,
which pupil. of 'Arthur, H,,rriston, now 'revltseti with streak. eha14441$ 4..•''S. 1. LESSON 1'718 .11 NE 11th, 19:s
Listowel, Mount Forest and 44 instate' 'ulopt4' and the court. of revision I.twswt Ttq,ie-The l'rlclfi•
.
high schools and Clifford, 1'aalunrr• I.''f'rsed. Carried. •...Leeson Pn„age.-MLlrk 1.i:_. -':6. 33•
•
stow um! ' Ihasrttar .in/au tom (`ouex•11 resumed anal ..niivary i 39.
schools took part, was held It the tuw-uship business praee•led with.
Golden Trxl-Kant 44:8.
A riett+ieet,t-,eek-__ me -. 4 ees 33 -
Motet. 4f hest role• Ing wire rua41�
Iasi. The weather was Ideal 101 11nd npprnv44l, In the Nird eltapler t.f--faataft-we
Uu•r,' 4rus u, purge uttendume. Tenth or -The Reeve and clerk of the town., read: -But Ile mos 4vuulnied for our
1,I , of TI1ru4N'rry • appeared before transgressions. Ile sus bruis.•,1 for
SpecialPrices at McEwen's
Groceries
Tobacco
Dinnerware
IN
Tea and Coffee
Dry Goods u,
and Chinaware
COME ANI) LOOK "1'I IF. PRICES OVER
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
4i..ele delivered promptly to all pond of the town oit,wut charge -
Ince ..outt•sta is and of s1Nv•tarors, fr, a '' 4 .
- ottsidot pint winghutu, --Ilio 1T ''--emose11- -wit h u lett.tr-Sr++tn--t1w-4•.tur iulltlllia•a� the chesttselltt•ut of
- . woe lieu-- its are* 1,1 standing,- with il. • druinage referee r.•yneatluir . the.- curt. -i our 4.4.t,r woo woo_ two: mut wlilt
seta of the eouncil for a Ir•,-ou•hMra-'' 111. stripes We are healed.- .44 4114'
L 1wut,e5 *Ilursl+Ruu sour awv,u,i with time of -Christ's -trial we read ut 111, -
u• in 4N.lut.. tion and a now :rz-ee=?roar ant --the
Th,nnpt'on-I4+muht ,Train'- Ili - that , helot; s, oRed :It, smitten and spat up -
pro 1 Iserlouy 4, on
oxrvlrrvrt. tont j utcushi. the pr,'41:4 affe,•11ug '-4'r-', on, all of,whicll sus a fulfilment of
i siourday eight on M,p11n street. w-hen.i Iii lands «lung the twrth,.ru hound.; the prophesy of Isaiah. h)nring it all.
fl'• '? Illeye ll woo his
thr.•nit.- „
- the windshield of bis car. It op- n y'- "\'Kinn In this ?natter wits lateFl and 1h,o.iglanit
1 I IL.aI fulluNv..f, Ile ,pe•n.vl not
111.
. s
reached n tarts
without a t t, i t lamb w t
1 lop, he 0 1 1
1 1 u ht ,
r u
1 •ern a •wp'.v u{ the las-tf.v!•,•.1 lk is 11,
Nt•at tis of Ontario, •t.rttrnnhrr.,ind Lig a shill.' tiefore--her
awl• fit Ifo• :tun• tIn41 the ear Th l� fullotvll,l; :ovv.lmts were paid .h)an''' 1. Bomb, so 141• e1N•uot44 not
swerved, erpi cut
try badly;
114 Hc', \\'m. itohln$nn, 'ahlry IIb too4lb'• also, 63:71.
ns n+.('sate.
hu41 wt• arm cui v4',r ,.1,,J44. a, Ri1><►: e:- Mull`'Ipa1 W)1rl11: Ti'rt.T,1 41'ewfli',14,13 4141. e_.lwuu•ful ua•4Lo.l
S other w, I'li un11 brube•s. He sus gin«: . $1:,; (`,/):F.. hall ant. RNI; .4. 't 4nl,iug life and was 11sw1 only ill•
s t:,k.vn to t'liupeu hospital f..r N•n1y \'iu.r•uL Irltrulosau. ,$." .L' : It. .1.'' .1. "p 1 1. e•rr. murderers and whets
•ftexawivatlon• email. $la.7ti;• S. )(It•Itanur,l,{n.:ll,trh,,ri:in birth: legally too Houcil
A23.25.. J 111lle'el.i,•- •,4,nl •mp•rlli- , ''01)14 14'• rrurllled. '1 h1e 1,1"? lio,u••
-
dot+lay u Ford cur "t •r till n Inter nn'rhng
I
?e -
vet the w•}.'I., f.1.-111
down hetot, >, nt
t
t
errrt iTT 11.,1.4)_ I ,•I Lc 1 • I ••. N• 10 silt -'Ma7-1N:-1eh',, 0,4 .11 .tatty
lte•v. Ise. Coln 4?. her. ill n::1: '' 1.- I4,t. hell('. ICN., of I4•tr,.lt.
lazy there w.c.•n•,I alu.o•t' Ileo• stone 'law the• bride d Ilar•.Lt F.. I:nRelt
t•erl.+e� 4'k. ?pint ..f .Nr. I:eav;r >.t tis.-.�"1_..t I) 'troll. t >uLLL:z ,.f Renfrew
mosque. hr Gra,e•c Wad' 1'ywl in Int. The irry m n1y oats Performed 1,
Toronto the ::1st •i1 ;ear,. The fah Ib -V- G...,l-:e Weir, of St. .\n'Irrw'
4ntt t'i.k 4441ie :: 1n1:i,,..pme. tiattid ohnmti: tttyth. in tin. preemie
'.f' «boar tote, l4 five yff+t1,. The
. is 1L ,.imp:,. 1, ft on Iiunh•r trip t"
•
•
i o . o- uu 11th. Pitts *444' was a flUlfluu aft of :
tan ,,t e/ r
rn t t
,. thrk i
4
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LUCKNOW—
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The uliuuul ,erthl4 . }u,is;iu: •, 4114,
IUlon of the jnul.}r farmers 1,11.1 jun-
.101. Institute Nlll le• held here on June
12th.
• Mrs. K. Mcl.e..d Isis r'fttrfcd t.. Io•r
Iww4'
le.re atter-.rl+kwiNui -4444, -Whiter
in New fork r ?y.
A. F:
ant in the --flank „f-ti.ma,Cr:v at- 1-
-
Urn, ha+ lewd ala..id1441 nutulgf•r of
the Lu.luow bran. h. Mr. .41Illsou
started as a junior in the l.neknow-
1,t Gwrrtrru years aa)l _AWL -I1
turns &• teenager.
-_C%1N'1ON __ ,f l Lrl„t'. Ilfe ialti at Uhl/. lie 4.44
'- Irhhe'ew A -.=-
v tae `.krst�--Fftt
�-r itch` - -
'ren ' ". Ningarl 'Full.. 1tuRlihi sod - led I.) s, .di. r1 fe.un the judgment hoe!.
r .•l1') ?'?, • lairs to gr der. >Z11..',0,
ZL•K1C1H _ _Clinton, passed away )len "rah Ile oil Tneulnt. hila .,rvY r 11 To "moat u
initials, were put to death at. the sam.• the Ite'.Arun•r dial." At Thr until'
William ltu4ltdge. am old m.+I 441?? of t' um it a lo'nr1n+l to mer•4 again to l' altnr..4olluwed by the ('read that
only _u ...4...rt week 1N•1'Nre 11,44-crkd :
- - - A. trit9'fitf''1yfit, ?leek. u,-,uuu.•'u . . .
wits a native eif Goelerieh township ---
T11i• ilalrh ,af Frderiek ElsentuRil arid liveed in t;o.h•rirh In his early
e•.. This again was a fulhlnn•ut .1
dors hilt 1111/1 INell u rade.. of l'Itu- 1L�IT LAKE O 1�.\\N THIN 1E.111 uta hour ,Ie•s1)N crtc,I alone):-• My f:ud, 111)'
\(
1 tile { rw tea 1• "tn I Ile was
his
21;111 'It
' urrv••I ,4y
name 'n
ltawskal sits•. en ria tatty -ninth vest: --44.14 for over whir,; yevu;. Ile is nus- o line• l "flat God. wkl host .'elan [urwL-•p 1141••'..
Ile fes:i i, -•o fl1 foe-onrrtimraml __,,fired I.. his wife, ,m - ,n: WlttinnL ,.f 1'p in the -Late Bays region or
•?III - i•Ini, -r . This esp)ressbin is ..le &holing ••'
\ewer'tle, lad., ,1«11 four 11uughters: find u land of I•ek that will add a •
Ttone' 11ni,uish. lh 1114'.? ,n oar r
iu o hospital lit 1,0114.111 for an opera. he l°ulel•ln•llriod lll'.S of the saddlers
leaves -I w•tout - 4»I44 f
nr` MA.. Ullnhtle new thrill to yo tacapj'.p firut. ,seen. fn -their taking the (+oast of1 and stead that Ile might bringnIso
daughters. his wife h,hiug did ser. )r1,. Ferris and Mrs. Bused. of Tor-
tuwngsl the ton's?s pad tale, nestle
to God. 1.nlhtle& It N•11. the uuu4t
••r:el ears n •,ntu, uud Margaret, at leen... ?111 II Ir 441 1 1' id' ??aero
} Rel William Murray Grin?, who clime to
.4 uultrimonini e4rut he,k pinoe in
$t ISonitae.--11.4 444wneh on TIeeli►y,
\lay �411t. ellen Mrs. )Gary 4R,'rh.dt,
----- • ,.f 5;ed• rb•h was malted in marriage to
Clinton a few weeks ago as spray
sup•rs'iwlr for the .vanity of Ifurro,
eontructtd pnriiunlulu and died Mon-
EVETF.K \\'i4IL•etu Hiller 'f % i. h. Itev. Fath- 1 day of last "eel, atter a w'rek'1. 11I-
: et Sitr,eaer •d8eiated. Mr. and Mrs. tress. 1,4 the house o1 bin ...rosin, Lr.
ytlle't weddhtg took piece at ttle••t-]frtter wilt-n=0dnfir Y.nrkh: _ Hann. 3tr. heart war #n hie aizty-
' Main etre.' 1'nited ralrenage on May • 7'414' aunt1l'.v.lnrul1ou of the ?Vo- sixth year and "es Due of the first
2414. when Mrs. Ethel Miry Liuyd. • ra'r'e-Mt".ion.lrT S.r•iety of the l'an-
d'aughTr�oY (nomas ant ronferenee of The I:Velgent 1Y
'Mutt' onf Carter, was ami
rlage to lirfl() WArtnnnn tn.W.?, .,f 'fitrkh.--In* rr.rk:- Tame wear a 1
Clinton. The ceremony wan performed
by Rev. 1'. J. Mo orhouse. )Ir. anti
Mrs. G.n41d wit? n•si.k• in Clinton.
A tennis club has been organized In
Dieter and' will have two courts on
the bowling greet].
Grant Handers. men of Mr. and Mrs, is -masts! had leen ailing for about
14. M. Handers. who has Men attend- two years.
Ing University 1,.. Toronto, left last -The engagement yet ami.tineed t4
week for Ragland. 1i. has s'cepted tl Mies lailllan. ygiingest daughter of Mr.
position with the•'National institute of atorMrn. Ik'1fly P. t\'ese'l.h nf'Zurich,
industrial Paychu1og ind eziw to to C co Arthur Mrinllry.•1 • of
be absent all summer. • rely of-Hantinaw. NP)prnska. The,weel--
Death ramp very suddenly to Mrs. ding tithes 4dner lila n,ontl..
Alex. McI'heterl, of this town. who
was found deed in her ted Wedr dal
morning of last week. IMf-eased
muttering from a alight (oad, bat appar-
ently was otherwise In Iver usual
health when _sae_ retired on Tualls
night. She w11s 111 her sixty-ninth' Novak is a cornet player and has had
year. Hie wag born in l'oborne• town-Y.,weuty year'.' exts•Heune . as orches:.
ship. Her hunbeind survives, with It*, and band hrllher.
Iwo daughters and twa serum. .tl 1)etrolt, on May 21)th. Miss Sadie
An auto driven by Mr. 1'otllte•N, of Robinson, youngest daughter of Mr
Melgraie, wise badly damaged one day I and Mrs. F.'robinwro of Me.,forth. wail
feet week when the driver pulled off married to Guy M. �it44112( 14 of D"-
t11e Malff-eireer paw
a tree In •order to avuld running over 1 their hone. h? Izetrdt.
Mrs. W. 1). Height. jr., formerly .11
Seafnrth. died at l'aressuver on May
;loth. 1.,,'x34'11 "154 a !laughter of
the late Henry Cash and wits born 1n
\1.•Killnp ma -toddy. last sulnn.'r she
and her husband moved to t'a11ev,tiver
in the lope that the change semitit
leanedt her health. •
Im Tuesday evening. )fly 29444. at
the Egn,.nultilit' United manse', Ninety
tam. daughter of Mr, tend Mrs. Jelin
Hart. of 41'Kllh;,. wens 1111fn4I In alar•
nage to Willlam Charles Riley. eldest
•u of the llai• ?'hark. Ttiley ,and Mrs.
Ifiter,--of-Tnehersn11411, The to'ren14N.y.
is'rfortned by Iter. 44'. i'• Lane.
)Ir: lir ! Mr.. Itiley will reside 10
ker
M•,.... *4..S"..g ..,ll smileIs ;h: 1111.! ,t; with tt seirr'ly 111jnnrl
;4'u, .uu• r, .u't .o1 a lull -tow w'elabt
"alliug nt 411.4 Gundry- Mottle
ntt.Iduwv of deleg114*.
E•le-nri Ite,vens•yer, .4 the Itronnen
lime Clear Irashw,.N1, passed away May
27411 at the age of forty•ulne years.
II,. Is survived. by his widow and two
4(11144. Folmar and Fklg11r, both at home.
graduates of the Ontario Agricultural
'allege,-havtog graduated in 1)'152. Ile
'444 e►z.:upNiullally MAL 31111111441 is agri-
cultural subjects and was a pioneer
In !several limes of agricultural and
horticultural work 1n Ontario. His Parent (sadly): "No; the big ac -
body was taken to his home at Wood- count was Mesut to me."
vllle for interntent. ilia wife and
three daughters survive.
A Young 'People's Conservative As-
sociation for Clinton and district was
organized: at a meeting held here last
week. I)r. F. G. Thompson was chosen
Wit precedent• with n vice -pies tit
from each of the surrounding town -
:1 wan s r lg . e iv ,uta
114114) resort colonies, ny cottages and f 1.??l a t'. Ili. Null of 1'11 11 hatred
nmomtst thenewl'es, men c:lytlag lots
modern hotels. flew It summer fou I of sin that He 4')4414 1')'. then 441,1
1,.r Ills NM 11111•S$ rule•. i• u n m.
is at Its hest-eau"eing, swfmwing and 1.r.mght firth that cry. A writer
�mit 1 I•,., Jaatls-eu'iure4 the swims : of
ocher aquatic ,glorfs=t uta<, g.iTC and of dying upon the cross. lu addition Rays"ai, 4' cry w?rs the 4:prt.•fim
dancing in abundant*. t\'e have pre- a IIIInn1II esp•rleuo•e• In many an hour
to this plysi.rtt torture Ile endured of dnrku.wN and 41..seelr. without
pare.! a booklet dese'riblo the !Lake
of Itays In detail. Any agg�tit of Cam
ad144i National BA ilaajs_- gtadlr
supply you with one of th entirely
free of charge. . .�
flu• Jibes uud 1111ee-rlrlg rcluark41 -lir w111eh Jl+us would not hart• htrin 'in '
those {asMiug by- Slime Ihhlgs they all. 1)j141. iulPtigi Hke as wr neon r,4
14 renwtn1'etrl?F '111.. »I}rt1 -T14PY without An.' 11 won n feeling. not a _
threw• 11t Itis in tk•rision. Even the. fact...
City of Rio de Janeiro
4Fe.l. ell! 114-t n.�_t�y1 t',.
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Sinking Fund Guld Bonds
Dated I...1: I. 1:121,
Ira,- I'. I, 1. 19...i
Price: 97 and accrued interest,
to yield, 6.75....
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ItnTt•rdnsher and Dry ['leaner
Steam Ir1uud ry in Connection
West Street Telephone 339
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral I)Irrrtoe and
Embalmer
All calls promptly attended to
day lir night
I'I10NEN
iitore 335 itesldenee 355w
Hamilton litreet, 4loderlch
chief 'attests and the seribesl {ern J('$ 11,-vri4r4- with- w 1u44 ►o444*'. au'.
ire 11 4 the host. This cry wen. not
the falut note o one , y ug. in a
shout 4,f inUmpti.-lieR-N'rtson :Ctefi.t
says: "1t Is. first. the \Worker is ('ry
of Aehleve•ment -it it t1r11s?11rt---anil.
aw..mdly. the Sufferer's.' Cry .4 !te-
lt"
in Matthew 27:31-7Ci1 we renal that
nt the moment of ('hrl't',, departure
there was n great eorthqua44' of sorb
p.N•i•r as Ur ole•« grsve,, 4411oni11g 1,4.41•
‘'' 1V0-4+401:14441111441--1,411,4-4446:-
struggle.
V0-4 ,4' 4ntw41(1swl-wit h--tlw--struggle. The veil of the temple WW1
rent In twain, from 11n• top to the 1104-
(41411.'EdP' ibihin .4
•31.. -et castextr
that separated the Itoly of Thatiett.liis
being sixty Get bung and. thirty feet
N.iiie and five Indies' thick. end 1418144)
.4 seventy -two squares Joln.d (o•
getimr. The rending of the yell 4yld-
fled tint the veil that shat nut th1'
t H ?tion the
'vlslnn of bonne -es from the hearts of
the people had 1.4'11 taken t;wes. -
l'or. 3:14-16. who had charge of
The .'s,nturl". r Irlhlr .
the .'e.w•Mxlon. and w'ho w,ls p •,
a heathen. ro,i(,",I 11.15? .Icsn' Inns?
have Tern n rlghtc"ut' man And rata
over the 11111144 of persons crnclth'1 the 1 gnllly (.4 1144 "tine for 441 4ch He snf-
erlui• for witch they atljflrerL 443111 the! tenet. 114'. like Pilate. land seen flee
name of 1)44• ,nf4'mr, a n"'!'" 4km • Il whlell ('bels? had barn(' the
nn w e .rel . - i t^" ,111111' any --1,u 1•r ars nm 1 s, „-t
by 1'll.il 4111' Ill« clnlming to 114' the lowed )py 4411• In.u1I!I"IAllon "1:17:111
rm I:n.?
king nfth' Jlw•4. 44,rn•r. ih hi. (',1111.1 nmd4' blln '4:11,:::'.11.7.1.1
nye: •'Trtly 1hi' 11ar 5:1•
mevtnry 4111$-. 11)x1 to grew gtiyt,.r coo•
flee flan Or G,el."
tempt for this King 11e was •V1.•ittlrl,
between two thieves• at141 '0 14••,rro83 WORLD MISSIONS
that $hould 11111.' 14•etl •.vupb'14 by
their,...mprosionat.1leader, -lklrul44,aa,1 W are asw•aded herr bathed i1'
'And when the sixth hour was 141 I'nr4th,.nsnnls: 4'hrlslln,, 4,141, 44111 w -o
there was dltrkf,.•ss over the 441, •
1 awn 1n ,a eonferf•nl :loN.•.Ilt.(liri-
hind until the ninth hour (vers kS1' t4•,,• Hut it is not only these Mee.
!'his.totald not have i,.'u ap fr•Ilp, 4'Vighted with the 4'hr_istfan hope that
t1w 1,m«, for Ilse 1'15sw.r1'r 4i•1i nrle- 1 14,..:.1: 4nr ta•}tiiar4 !h4,?n •fret. Ick 1l
114*1, 4 Mt the tiuw of the toll omen. n at1 multitude of others, ,I,sk'
O1M writer ways: ••The only ien14-4• of ”4 ..%1. ).rnn».',l or hlaek. rarlaing
-�hla Inns the Intv1•j'''1ng l.,o••t' of awtl• h,?, tin .tl taut darkness 'f
1741 44 n1rulgnittlT t4'? tllrry jir tit^ltd:-stn ry - Ih,. gry.t : 4114k4uy lit. tl
laity of the ''.utterer. Aur a:mein(' the le totl,X Wiliam. in th. 1r n.•.? 'Thein
'lea• t1? to syml'athiZ,• with the is the et,"'•t potherb' ,'"4 of all: t) a•
rata. of tits dying rt•rn. 34 ,,,l1, p,ii ^e{;' of 1 • -Pn+e ,.t' 4 e. -d. .1n,1 neiret•
Priem' • ...Mons wasn't s v b� there to witness the carrying alt of
account of your daughter wed 1 ny In /ltrail brews( to, „M +a t
this Morning'et paper." I other sold in nesters.: "114', waved 4•444 -
General: -Look here. my men, why
don't you be careful?"
Army /'leek : -Whet la wrong, ilk?"
General: "Why. instead of oddness -
lag this letter_ to the `Intelligence (t-
ter' yore tense -adeir•4ae.,? It ter the 'le-
ielllge-ut ()Meer.' Yon ehould know
?tern is Di. such Damon in the army."
era; HfinMelf ile cam,ot save." Grcatl•r
truth was never utterer!. for If Jesus
had saved Ilitnself wlnri ile said that
Ile could pray itis Father and Ife
would send twelve lecia ly of •t'lgel to
deliver Ilia, then the world of sinners
lost would have remained lost and un-
forever—
In addition to these, two others re-
viled illm ahem, They were there.
.. I.... 1135.. Iit...R. If, w. r•- nailed to
ercnce•ts. N'1' tend• of this M Matthew.
but it was not 'long until • of these
malefactors, !Ake tel us, repented
and reproved his rrnnp1nfon. 4Pvst
114,044' Chriet•a crony l'llate had plated
n a114s•racription: "The King of the
Jean." John 1\111:19) Rays that Pilate
wrote the title and pu
cress, el r int.. did write It, or
uas,scd it to bL Itten, and directed
the soldiers to set It 111). A man to
often said to do .what he directs others
to do. it w,la t•tls?a,mnry- to net up
SEAFORTH
Treat -Novak. of Mwliein4' plat.
Alta., has been entraps! as lender of
lllgldaa4letd 1448.1. Mr•
Pioneer Re -Union at Winnipeg
The cool, comforting flavor
of WRIGLEY'S Spearmint
is a lasting pleasure.
it cicanscs the mouth after
eating+gives a clean taste and
sweet breath.
it i4 refreshing and
digestion aiding.
awem.ro. -.wsxr
1
Brophey Bros.
THE I,E.\DI\(:
Eli SERA!, iIiRFATOKB
AND EMJI.\LIKER$
Ambulance .erviee at all
hours, day or night.
PHONES: Store 1211 Res. 217
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k
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I I.'. I'. t en• L4,+.1, f4 for R.•ghnl
,:.TTrnr_th1' itis-r.,ti-rrte f;,etrPral.'
4-- . 4.48
'1'h. lu'y .Iln 6.ntl r of {finita
lit« LT4 ..,r 11:17••'1' their ''114, foul
tir_se w'li Mrs is rhotllt.wn ns
• If•.. 011 ,Ind )Irk, RI h, 1' 11. serer,.• 4
ols'ul: • _ " Tn
.Inn. ;III.
.1n hnn•rs•�boI '.'4' field meet. In ;
y s•
cake
1. in the cystoma of her homeland as she win eppiur at the estlsal.
2. An example of Norse handicraft.
As far hack f a 1969, Past Hjelm
Hansen, the tamoue Norwegian
111} 1+ :fit far trnalIst, artthor and social re-
rnler,Tregan to eilll• ittentlon to
the fertile valley of the Red
River. The river mon of hie na-
tionality who travers.•I the ter-
ritory (between Fort Avercrom1le
and Fort Garry brought hack
wonderful tales of the 'plendld
pet ttenter t uppxrl'tint 11.les ?.long Its
hanks, with the result that a large
influx of Norse settlers'. clip
meneal In the early eevent?e:f!''''
Later, many of these hardy Nor:
weatang moved farther welt, same
119 far as Bella ('t?nla and the sea.
Sober and dndustnous. they have,
with each year, progressed and
prospered, noticing a great enrrtri-
Malfrn to the development of the
went.
This year a general re -union in
•
sissy
planned of the pioneers from the
1t,r1 River Valley, v. tlh those of
the wast, to eomini'mrirate thebe-
nn ng .e2:an Montt/ra-
tion ig(n these lnrr•4torie1. Thin
event has been arranged to take
place in Winnipeg between ,iuly .•
Sand 10.
Thi.ng celebration w!M feature
Norwegian nntRmal muglc„ with
many pageants descriptive of
home life with participants
adorned In their native ematumee.
Of p*rtdnii1ar intere,d will he the
exhibition of Norse Hatutieraft
and art.. The headquarters' for
this belies' will he the Royal
Alexandra hotel, nn, of the ehaln
of the canto nan PRMf4e ltallway,
which wail co-operate by conning
of .penal traina from rtrch cen-
ters. no ifidennoton, Monet. Jaw,
)Ltruniapotke, St. Paul and
Duluth.
finely proper. Fr Intl -fish .tit. 11•-11 tr rt.... tie .\ 15.'4,1.1 1 "a'•t., .,- ,tau, a
whorl the San '01 Ilight...01.s,s wits' 1a t.ging . f eVN'.tatl•.t. are the eyes .,f
wifhdrlwilt-11?- leant*... for -t. tb(N'. 411,1 veterans 401,01„' foie,.s. 4,5141• grow ft_. fart
he Redeemer of loco 84.1- • s4.lring .\ • roue.? and delle hall gray In the Ions
tnrk, Hait-14-,?onN1. - steelier. out. 4iN',, yews+ of se•rvier ht p rear' ling ?Mls
.'• .
11!".4 .of ji
11110. rd e1"?44DU' every MI peel.: St IN.( tiny 441. rhnr'•1, 1
jwa
est withwith:I. dllrk,n.• midnight. rankle: to its •lo'1,,4 n, 1he:,?4, 4 Ina,..
s sin• •1lgnopriate tai `ry with .and Is•bhul tin. le•)p• .tan,ls 4n.,,
*flan*, {he 14. 1t.i •11.:10., 1.- .lad when o. ---,.be..{ was s.. r.? 14 h 44•'1.1-
--_ ____ kite: el -44' end -1 ,tion w '--'•l:s
--- 11,re1.I 114141. 14. 1.11 ant re-, If''s., ,
• ire di,,I Int us softer
1 4i"
It ?'res. Merl 14.111•W •.nr en * 51
y,. mr'• 411•/01Ia
N?:, g trn , lb ate,:roe'
,, oew 'nr ..a•• or attar \S
' LI -AL Ihei', 11', '1'. .\. Itnrts•r.
This Modern Life!
Habits Produce Cow
stipation, which
"Fruit-a-tives" Comets
MONTREU..Oue.. - "After
suffering many years from
constipation, 1 was ad,Ised to
try 'Fruit•a•Hvel.' All my 111'.
are ions now." Mrs. iI. Gatlin.
lndotir work, soft, rich foods,
lack of esercise impalrourbodily
functions. The Most common
evidence (*Constipation. Norms
Intestinal activity, denied to
most of us by our way of !Print,
le restored and malnteined by
"Fruit -a -tires," mad. of the
Juleesotfresh,rlpptefruit. blended
With health-bufldlne tonics.
2bc and ffc a bot.
.\I{lafgutn Park -Mach. Ward. Ilk IM•
i FWwnlmn and 1'semelet
.\Ig,nlgnhl Part, is en4r,, aid • •.
Ibansntels, and iLen•:,n.1s .,C *Tr. .
north. rn- renew .41 15s1d.' a, n I'r•
lr.lnl l'nrk. It is foie of the 4444-':
t4-hltlg'di'?rle?s In Canada. The 4)'!•:
ing tnrieties are all there -•mull
mouthed )pass, big 'Inner tad ste'''kl'"1
trout. Ilnndreels ref aIle' '.f muter
%%syn, frac vamping pl.nrs witbon,
member, prod hotel.. 114a441sr4d Inn
•1t 11g,'Nrl??I Park station i• n eom-
m'1II"n+ and excellent headquarters.
Ilet M CUM' 114 the Ill)slrntell 4.4,41'r
w•oll?ng for yet at the IN'are't dike of
4'nhedlan Netl,41(pl !toiletry-., w11h•h
44111 give yon fnll deletes.
'- " lral 1 b \,ck of
Electrical Appllancet., f
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
Itatimwtrw ?elven nn application
Frank McArthut
1 1,1:1'TItU''I.1
Telephone 82 West Street
Not Just Bread!
INDEED, NO !
SJ.I•:1'1',LAN11131H iEAI)
is n tempt ilft conil)lenlent
to any n ('al-ele)Il'intie in
11x11 n r1 lending Z.'ut to
tin.- re -t '.4 t1n.' 4,1,1111.
1'ult family "ill )letnnn4l
144 H•' any 11111'11 of '.Ito
ltr•a.l as ally 41?Iler. 1•:n--
ern,rag' then? to an 1,'1,
II. it 11, lh' Inns! hraltlllul
nal nourishing (I011 they
• ,alit? talk'.
E. U. CLEVELAND
I'hnn• 111 \V, -t '1t.
Singer Sewing Machines
SOLO ON EASY PAYMENTS
Free demonstration shin in your
'wen hone at any time. You are
fallen no obligation i" bay.
MISS S. NOBLE
South Side of square (;.al.•rich
W. GLEN COOK, General Agent